Mohawk High School - Totem Yearbook (Bessemer, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 162 of the 1965 volume:

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A - . 4 4.7 h . , , -Vg-i 1r '-. .V 'nf H - 7-, -' V I ,, -.cwl1l!.E,,i?'i.,,fYW' 'ri f ' ,N V s 'V' tL.....,..4a.-,f-Q :' . K .V ---mf . - ' - - - , - - f --.g , - - , 'J44 'k-1 wma. . -'ca-'1'-, ,. . , , ,. V. ' - . L ,G Av.. u 'fro-y,.,,,,1mT N. S ' 1. UV- V 4 1 V , 1.--..', - f k .- , V IV' V V V V V ' vi'-, lk V, . I U- it 58 vu , ,,.., 'L K Q v. Em..'Zf EEQAM 1. Ali Es: '5 'ESOL .Silk Sill, lihili J.. 1965 Volume VII Edited and Published by Senior Class of Mohawk High School Bessemer, Pennsylvania ! Dedication 4 jOHN MICHAEL O'LAYER Such a little space of time That we could get to know him, And still all these memories To remind us all of the sweet fellow Student we all loved and admired. And then . . . There was someone laying so still, Someone they called . . . john. The heavy incense of flowers, The long periods of silence, Andasobortwo . .. And the lingering thoughts . . . Thoughts that conjure up sharp pictu Too vivid pictures! john yelling himself hoarse at the basketball games, res, Always playing a practical joke on someone, But then he could always take a joke, too. john was good . . . Good for all of us to have known him. He was such a sweet, kind, and Conrteous boy, a loyal friend to all. He enriched our lives, with his Presence. He showed us how to have a Good time, But yet with more serious Times. And they called that someone lying so Still . . . john. But john would never lie as still as That or he would never let people cry Over him. No! that wasn't john, Not the john we all knew and loved. The memory of his friendliness, sweet Smile, and courtesy will always be Lingering behind. This is the johnny we all want to remember. Foreword Have you ever realized what life would be like without BOOKS? The education you now hold would be impossible to obtain, As each generation began, they would have to start from the beginning, for our ancestors could not have passed on their knowledge and experiences so that each future generation might benefit from them. The education you obtain in high school is one that not only developes your mind but also your body and your spirit, You learn to work not only as an individual but as part of a unit. What you learn or do not learn in high school will have an in- fluence on your entire life. We hope that you will be able to relive this past year and the years before by turning the pages of this book, THE TOTEM. The Totem Staff Z Barbara McCullough EDITOR-IN -CHIEF 1965 Totem EDITOR . ,7A............A.....,................................ Barbara McCullough Linda Brown JR. EDITOR .,r.,.............r. Joyce Simonsic Elaine Carlisle BUSINESS MANAGER ..r,...r.. Stephanie Parrott Richard DeMattis JR. BUSINESS MANAGER .r,ri,. Randy Silhanek Joyce Samsa ADVERTISING MANAGER ....i......w Betty Cowher Shirley Walker JR. ADVERTISING MANAGERS ..r..r. Lois Meade Bette Wfitherspoon Jeff Bright A c, tl r M N Q , J, 7' ei g .- N7 iii 95 as ' 4' f , ' - I if,, Wkgf V J l u? 1 2 et' ' ' Hn , ,J Ar , Jjzgifi I ' S ii fi ' J 5 i.:1,' tai , nn .Wk I .L t'i lyk 4 Bette Witherspoon, Joyce Simonsic, and Barbara McCullough Q7-Q 4 f 'u'4uA U Gm af 5 f-Ns U g Q o Cx 2 M sn k N ,4 1 4 1 Q 5 1 Z I 1 K 3 i x 1 P E 1 E . Q , V 1 5 K i 1 1 I I I . I 1 n MOHAWK AREA SCHOOLS sssssmen, PA. MEMBER orsrnzcrs Phone: 4124667-7782 MANFORD E. Bnocx annum BOROUGH supznvusmo Pmucwm New Braves Bonoucm HERBERT J. EDWARD Ll'r'rLs: Beavsn Townsmv SECONDARY Pnmcfvu. NORTH Bzaven Townsmb . JGHNSON MAHONING Towns:-uv HQZZSSINZPAL WAYNE M. WALKER. Sxcaxfamv Jyqgg J, Vgngovvs ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAL Graduates of l96S: oft There are strong pressures placed on present day students to make the most of their abilities. Our country is now facing, and for many years to come will face, shortages in all types of trained personnel. It is probable that these shortages will become more serious before they are alleviated. There is no question that educational opportunities should be broadened, Increased facilities for training personnel for all types of specialized occupations are needed. Any philosophy that seeks to limit educational opportunity to a select few will serve to frustrate the needs of our nation and its expanding economy, My thanks go to the Class of 1965 for the varied contributions you 5 have made to our educational system. I hope your future will be one that V' is commensurate with your desires. l es u Herbert . Edwards Principal 'sv- ADMINISTRATIGN Mohawk Area School Board SEATED: joseph Gennaro, Mrs. Dennie Mehocich, Michael Swanik, Wayne Walker, Robert jackson, William Mittica, Edwin Brandt George Bauman, Fred Grimes, STANDING: Leslie Widdowfield, Nick Sainto, Ross Strohecker, john Loth, Charles Boyer, Harris Mc Clelland, Floyd Douglas, Chester Stewart, Arthur Walker, Lester Nord, Daniel Vrabel, Chester Clark, Patsy Panella, John Brentin. ABSENT james A. Ciletti, H, Gail Kimmel, Calvin Marshall. Io School Board Secretary WAYNE WAL KER The completion of the new school did not end the chores of our school board. The board is still concerned with the setting up of school policies. To do this it meets every second Monday of the month and many other evenings in Committees. We wish to thank the school board members for their outstanding contribution to education in the Mohawk Area. 3' Hwshasaa Manford E. Brockway Supervising Principal Mr. Brockway is the educational leader of the school with the responsibility and authority to organize, direct, and super- vise its activities. His outstanding performance is appreciated by all the students and the faculty. Mr. Brockway dictates a letter to Mrs. Nord Mr. Edwards signs an excuse for a tardy student. I2 Herbert J. Edwards Principal Mr. Edwards, through his outstanding leader- ship, has aided in keeping our school function- ing smoothly. Among his many responsibilities are setting up schedules, selecting textbooks, visiting classes, and overseeing all extracurri- cular activities. Harold Johnson Assistant Principal Mr. johnson's duties include attendance en- forcement, supply inventories, general building maintenance, and discipline. These he performs with the utmost efficiency. Mr. Johnson chats with a group of sophomore boys during lunchtime. I3 Secretaries MRS. DOROTHY NORD Mr. Brockway's secretary, Mrs. Nord, serves our school well with her cape able work and delightful personality. s-19 x ,W M MRS. MARTHA STROHECKER MISS LARUE BENEDICT Mrs. Strohecker, secretary to the principal, displays her Miss Benedict's dedication to her job 'of secretary helps spirit of Mohawk in her willingness to help us. to make our Guidance Department a successful one. I4 Guidance 1 . , X I, 6 X Hiimvwsww QW 4 'Q- 35x E' v . -- r f 9- Our guidance depart- ment is continually trouble shooting at student prob- lems. MR. SAMSA, our Senior High Guidance Counselor, is always availabe to help all students with their problems and to advise them about vocational scholastic opportuni- ties. MISS MATTHEWS, our Junior High Guid- ance Counselor is always willing to help any Junior High student develop study habits and educational attitudes he will need to achieve success in Senior High. Mid-term Arrivals ' Burusrfm ' L 1-is Q X2 i 1 FRANK J. STARK WILLIAM CAPP B.S., M.E., Duquesne University B.S., California State College Music Industrial Arts 'Jr. and Sr. High Band Dance Band I5 .ff ,f I6 TRU x , Nm ff iffy ' f'3f frkf2?' J A W' 9535 W: ,QQ A fi, ,iw IQ. .535 ffgfwfi K - A ' JY! 'z'jf25'u 'V RW3PJ'.5P'f Y Y,T ,,f5-H wwf , FACULTY BERNARD LISCIK B.A., Waynesburg College M.S., Westminster ' College English Senior Class Yearbook MRS. JANET SCHAEFER B.S., Slippery Rock College English MRS. LUCILLE KEIL 9' fgsj, ,v J 1 ll,, A if A, 'V ' I' A as F . he l , , , X His RONALD WALKER B.A., Westminster College English Arrow A.B., Westminster College M.S., Duquesne University Librarian 1- 4 1 MRS. MARGARET CALDWELL B.A., Waynesburg College English MISS FLORENCE MITCHELL Slippery Rock College Youngstown University Geneva College English Englis I . v-V' A . . ,-:' A ' . ttitt 'VV, , 'ik . , tive. t..tt l as if r f E34 MRS. BONITA SALMEN B.S., Slippery Rock College English Department MRS. EILEEN GILMORE B.S., Slippery Rock College M.S., Westminster College Reading jr. Red Cross MRS. LUCILLE DAILEY B,S., Clarion College English DONALD W. CALDERWOOD B.S., Johnson B.S., Youngstown University English GUY P. DEMAIO B.S., Geneva College Reading English 7th and Sth Grade Basketball Coach MRS. MARGARET SHIDERLY B.B.A., Westminster College Reading I9 MRS. ANN SHIRA B.A., Westminister College French English French Club Advisor 20 Language w Q4 as 'Sgr MISS MILDRED ' We nrl r it y PATTERSON v 5 :v B.A., B.S., Grove City f - I College '5 mg, ' I-atm I and II C lQl4 'l' At' junior Class Advisor 5 f' - - - .'- 'f-we , 'ig-s H Junior Play Director t Latin Club Advisor C , 2 'A-r - if, fb i L 1' Music MR. ROBERT MARINO MR. EUGENE C. MILDON Penn State University B.S,'. St. Vincent College Heideberg University Music Appreciation Youngstown University Jr. and Sr. High Chorus Senior Band A Cappella Choir Junior Band General Music MRS. MARGARET HARDESTY B.A., Geneva College Spanish Spanish Club Advisor ALFRED A. BOGGIA B.S., Youngstown University M.A., Westminster College Art Sr. High Football Coach J.V. Basketball Coach MISS ISABEL M. CRAWFORD B.S., Grove City College M.A., New York University Shorthand Transcription Typing Business Practice FBLA Advisor It Commercial ROCCO GUIDO B.S., Edinboro State College Art Sr. High Football Assistant MISS ELEANOR P. FARINA B.S., Thiel College M.E., Kent State University Bookkeeping General Business Typmg . FBLA Advisor .,.. . .,... fi ttt i . HF' f fs F 1 gan? C Z,.--thl A T1 l ' MRS. CLARA T. MARINO B.S., Youngstown University M.S., Westminster College University of Pittsburgh Beckley College General Math FTA Advisor Typing 2I an Z L . ,,..V'KL, LL KKKK -V ay K LV 'f'dm.- - 2' :V--V 'F .-i.', - , MVT k k'. V iris! tg? i , L E L LL L L L 'L' L 2 ' ,,L, KKKKK K .K 5 it KK 'lf.' -K 'f-- KV--VgK',:' , , - L ' V 1 ' ' L -g--3 KK 2, K Q f -- A ' ? VV V . 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RANDOLPH B.S., California State College Industrial Arts Mechanical Drawing Stage Crew Vocational Rgfgne f S., e- - !!lf+ BRUCE BROWN B.S., Penn State Edinboro College Industrial Arts JOHN W. LAUGHNER B.S., M.E., Penn State Vocational Agriculture FFA Nu yt MISS BRUNA DOMINI B.S., Slippery Rock State College NLS., Westminster' College jr. and Sr. High Girls Phys. Ed. Jr. and Sr. High Cheerleaders GAA JAMES CARDELLA B.A., Slippery Rock State College Special Education ANGELO PEZZUOLO B.S., Youngstown University MS., Westminster College Health Physical Education Senior Class Advisor Track, Intramurals EDWARD TIMPANO B.A., Geneva College MRS. LUCILLE GLASPEY R.N., St. Francis Hospital, Pittsburgh B.S,, Slippery Rock State College Future Nurses Club HENRYXPEZZUOLO B.S., Youngstown University Physical Education Baseball Coach 25 HARTLEY C. ODEN B.S., Thiel College M.S., Westminster College Youngstown University Algebra II Plane Geometry Trigonometry Solid Geometry National Honor Society Advisor CLARENCE B. MCKISSICK B.S., Valparaiso University Algebra MRS. JANICE PELTO B.A., Westminster Geneva Youngstown University ' Cer, E, V ,kkk K -z V, 3 - K ' 5,1533 MRS. SOPHRONIA HOPPER Indiana State College Westminster College Math CHARLES CAMPBELL B.S.,. Westminster College Algebra I Geometry General Math Chess Club Ninth Grade Advisor FREDERICK SCHAEFER B.S., Iitlinboro State College Plane Geometry Algebra General Math Senior Plaly ath Mus. ISIERTHA noun Slippery Rock Stale College Nlzllll . CHARLES MCCULLOUGH B.S., Muskingum College M.IEtl., Westiniimstei' College Chemistry Physics National Honor Society Advisor - Science P JAMES L. FERRANTE B.S., Hahnemann College of Science M.S., University of Pittsburgh Biology Advanced Biology DAVID R. HAYLETT BS., Slippery Rock State College . ' Biology NX!orlil Geogrzzphy Phvsicnl Science ROBERT C. GLASPEY fB.S., Slippery Rock State College M.E.,- University of Pittsburgh Biology H. PAUL McCONNELL B.S., Slippery Rock Stgltc College General Science Eighth Grade Advisor GERALD L. TOMASELLO B.S., Slippery Rcck State College General Science Jr. High Football Coach RICHARD DUFFY ILS., lmlinna State College Science Q 5 Z S l 1 28 SENIGRS ERNIE ANDERSON Future millionaire . . . fondest memories- between classes . . . favorite pastime-fighting with Patti . . . likes Advanced Biology RANDAL ANDERSON Randy . . . dentist . . . Pep Club and band . . . That breaks me up . . . likes -hot dogs and cherry pie . . . favorite pastime -shooting fteachers??j MARK ANDREWS Scrub . . . future ambition-making money . . . seen with Ross, Dice, Jake, and Dutch . . . dislikes 180 days of school . . . blue. ROBERT ARBOGAST F.B.L.A. and intermural basketball . favorite food-banana spread . , . future in business-office work . . . sports. SHIRLEY ELAINE ARENA Elementary teacher . . . Oh, you brownie . . . Kenny . . , essay winner . . . Spanish Club treasurer . . . library staff . . . red. MILES CHARLES BAIR Plans to enter into art education . . . guitar player . . . seen with the boys in Bes- semer . . . basketball and drive-ins . . . Slattery's People. SALLY BARNES Sal . . . likes pizza and swimming . . . seen with janet and Chris . . . Allegheny General . . . hankers for orchid G.T.O. DONNA BARTLONE Clark Race fan . . . pet peeve, little pushy kids in the hal' . . . Bob . . . P.O.D. debate . . . Italian food. DUANE VERNON BISSETT School-one big pleasure . . . reads the fun- nies . . . Bill and Charlie . . . hunter . . . pet peeve-crowded halls. GLORIA JEAN BLAZIC Future teacher . seen with Marsha likes to dance and eat raviolli . . . astrme havin a ood time . . . blue . . . BRENDA LEE BOUGHNER Activities include Pep Club, A Cappella Choir chorus head majorette . . . Favorite' sublect advanced biology . . Favorite color- powder blue Plays the piano and organ Memories Prom of 1963 CHARLES LYNN BOYER Charley a real outdoorsman-hunt- ing fishing forestry remembers chemistry lab awaits 2 54 pm deer steak and Bo- nanza seen wrth Joe and Duane, . . . likes LINDA BROWN Brownie . . Seen with Beaver Plans to become a Medical Secretary e Club treasurer . . . Favorite food lasagna plays clarinet . . . basketball fan pet peeve- tests . . . student council band udy Art teacher . . . Pep Club Arrow Staff How sharp! . . . Edin- boro College navy blue . . . seen with Carol, Cassy and Emma jean . hates white socks basketball loves candy . . . collects boys-hobby IRIS BUCHANAN Pep Club and FHA member likes the school spirit at Mohawk favorite food spaghetti . . . enjoys listening to the radio Shindig . . . Seen with Cheryl Found at Gary's house . . . Tough' TERESA RAY BUTERA Tracy enjoys making people happy FHA treasurer meatball sandwiches . . . favorite pastime-laughing . . pet peeve-bossy people good square dancer . . . a teacher Meatball future-mechanical engi- neer member of Pep Club . . . seen with Worm Jim and Jake . likes football and green pastime-working on cars DOROTHY ELAINE CARLISLE Elaine Yearbook Staff . . . plays trombone and piano favorite subject-band hobby 4H enyoys sewing . . . seen with Linda and Cathy Grove City or Mount REGINA MARLANE CAUGHEY Jeanie . . Likes Jack Paar . . . dislikes short lunch per- iod . . . breaded veal cutlets . . . blue . . . home economics class . . .digs rock 'n' roll, CAROLYN LOUISE CHANDLER Carol . . . am bitionisocial worker . . . Oh, come on! . . Clarion State College . . . likes at Mohawk- friendship . . . enjoys books . . . seen with Maryellen and Shirley . . . Library staff . . French. CHARLES F. COOPER Chuck . . . outstanding honor-a in Bookkeeping . . . Ce-nsored!!! . . . favorite food-anything eatable . . . Armed Forces, here I come . . -. FFA. RICHARD COOPER Coop . . . FFA Square Dance Team . . . red . . . track team . . . won County Farmer Award in FFA . . . plays guitar . . . digs Bonanza and the Gravy Train commercial. Ellen Kennedy and Chris Kalemba, our friendliest seniors, are never seen Without their pleasant smiles. DOUGLAS L. CHAPPELL Church . . . likes blue, mechanical drawing, Italian food, and football . . . enjoys hunting . . . dislikes policemen and crying girls. '-cw-avr PATRICIA COLUCCI Pat . . . ma- jorette . , , How re- tarded ! . . . likes orange, pizza, and foot- ball . . . memories- Activity Period . . . en- joys POD . . . moody music . . . Stanley. '3'!'8f N-.ff KENNETH WAYNE COTTEN Ken . . . Sen- ior Play . . . roast beef . . . biggest bang- Chemistry lab . . . Bev- erly Hilvlbillies fan . . . Slippery Rock bound . . . likes Trig. BETTY IEAN COWHER Fondest memory junior year . . . pet peeve-being called a brownie . . . activities include President of FTA, NHS, yearbook staff, and French Club . . . Edinboro College, look out. KAREN ELAINE CRACRAFT Future Secretary . . . dislikes standing in front of class . . ,American Legion Essay Con- test winner . . . Favorite pastimes-television watching and telephone talking . . . enjoys swim- ming and bowling . . . seen with Gloria. BERNARD J. CRESPY Bern . . . hobby-guns . . . Oh, Balon- ey! . . . Class Vice President . . . Co-Captain of football team . . . Ajax Cleanser-gets you out of the kitchen fast . . . Likes musicals . . . Dis- likes-Junior Licenses . . . King and I and Carousel . . . Pep Club officer CHRISTOPHER THOMAS DANIELS Chris . ,A . chorus . . . A Cappella Choir . . . Library Staff . . . enjoys good music . . . Future ambition-teaching . Memories- Sophomore year NAOMI DAUGHERTY Noni . . . Future-Medical Researcher . . . cheerleader . , . blue . . . Memories-old Bessemer High School . . . Slippery Rock . . . likes to sing . . . favorite entertainment-movies . . . clarinet . . . Carousel . . . likes food . . . pet peeve-arguments over politics NANCY ELINORE DAVIS 1 Future Librarian . . . Memories-chem- istry lab . . . band . . . Clarion State College, here I come! . . . piano, flute, organ . . . likes basketball . . . likes red PAUL JAMES DAVIS Paul . . . FFA and Mark . . . football player . . . fondest memory-first day in new school . . . hobby- goofing off . . . likes Ag . . . red . . . likes steak . . . seen with Bill DAVID G. DAWSON Dave . . . seen with Bob, Bernie, Joe . . . J likes Tom Dorsey music . . . basketball . . . ' trombone A. . . Bah, Humbugn . . . Westminster College . . . band-trombone JANICE DAY jan . . . cheerleader . . . French Club member . . . loves chocolate . . . enioys sewing . . . Memories-football. and basketball games . . . pet peeve-two faced people . . . likes a good movie . . . popular music LESTER DEAL Baseball . . . french fries . . . rock and roll . . . Hillsville Grade School . . . black . . . wants more assemblies RICHARD J. DSMATTEIS Rich . . . football squad . . . Year- book staff . . . blue . . . Tressa . . . future- teacher . . . pet peeve- braggers . . . enjoys mu- sic. SAMUEL A. DeMATTEO Sam . . , Navy bound . . . seen at M0- hawk Quaker State . . . entertainment - drive- ins . . . memories-shop and 'physical education . . . golfer. JOHN .DONOFRIO Dino . . . Mr. Boggia's art classes . . . favorite pastime-shooting pool . . . likes red and steak . . . likes early dismissal . . . would like more assemblies . . . Bonanza. DONALD G. DOUGHERTY Doc . . . ambition-teacher . . . hobby -sports . . . seen with Joyce . . . football- varsity . . . memories- King and I . . . likes slow music . . . pastime-sleeping. Leave it to Bernie and Joyce to get the job done with -zeal and cheerfulness. Bernie Crespy and Joyce Samsa were chosen the most dependable by the senior class. 4 2 ELEANOR PATRICIA DeROSA Elly . . . dis. likes study halls . . Pep Club and F.H.Ai . . . favorite subject- art . . . seen at August- ine's and Parkstown. WILLIAM R. DICE Squeeky . . . future ambition-rancher , . . likes dark green and hamburgers . . . fa- vorite class-Ag . . . hobbies-old cars . . pet peeve-Fords. KENNETH R. FEO Beansy . . . fu- ture ambition-mechanic and auto repairs . . . seen with Tony . . . physical science . . . enjoys dancing . . , likes blue and ravioli . . . enjoys football. CHARLES FIKE Charley . . . Future Farmers of Amer- ica member . . . seen around with John Geb- hart...blue... enjoys Ag . . . new ar- rival at Mohawk. DAVE FIKE Dave . , . FFA . . . . seen with Pat . . . spaghetti . . . baseball . . . favorite subject-Ag . enjoys western music . . . black. REBECCA FISHER Becky . . . blue . riding . . . second period study halls , . . member of Color Guard . . . pet peeve-people who don't put on their turn signals . . . seen with Linda, Cindy, and Carol. DARREL FOX . . career in army . . likes horses . . . . . enjoys horseback Wolf . . . seen with Charlie and Bill ...baseball . . . blue . .. Youngstown Univer- sity . . . pet peeve-getting up in the morning . . . spends extra time sleeping. DONALD FRUM Don . . . enjoys firearms . . . candy apple red . . . steak . . . sports . . . Memories- Hopewell High . . . part-time work-Vogel's Service . . . likes dating. JAMES R. GAGLIANO Future ambition-electronics . . . blue . . . loves spaghetti . . . huntin Jazz . . . enjoys listening likes short lunch period. g . . . likes modern to radio . . . dis- ROBERT JOSEPH GALLO Winner of Keystone Boy's State Award . . . future career-engineering . . . Varsity football player . . . likes all types of food . . . seen with Bernie and Dave . . . college . . . green . . . plays the trumpet . . band. W. JOHN GEBHART National Honor Society treasurer . . . sen- ior class officer . . . future-rich farmer . . . favorite color-money green ...FFA...Penn State . . . likes bookkeeping , . . seen with Ken, Bill, Bob. ELAINE GENNARO Elaine the Pain . Dorothy, and Mona . . . . . . Future-teaching . . . peeve+thick books . . . enjoy EDWIN PAUL GERMANSKI Goose . . . basketball player . . . seen with jerry, Rick, and Randy people who don't try . . . li rock and roll . . . honors Favorite pastime-sports. Get serious , . . . pet . . seen with Terri, likes Frank Sinatra s football. . . , pet peeve-lazy kes pizza . . . enjoys in basketball . . . JOSEPH WILLIAM GIBSON joe . . . tinkers with cars . . . hangout- Parkstown . . . blue . . . fondest memories- prom and chemistry lab . . . history. CAROL GIESECKE You crack me up! . . . FTA officer . . . future-Slippery Rock, then chemistry teacher . . . fondest memories, senior play practice. EDWIN WADE GILMORE Ed . . . fondest memories-lunch . . . main activity-throwing karate chops . . . pet peeve-other guys throwing karate chops back. WILLIS NORMAN GLEGHORN Bill . . . ambition, English teacher . . . intermurals . . . red , . . enjoys riding horses . . . fondest memory-Coropolis game . . . Beverly Hillbillies. H. DALE GLEGHORN Likes at Mohawk-girls . . . Mother Bear . . . favorite pastime-goofing off . . . plays trombone . . . enjoys chops . . . swim- ming. KAREN LYNN GORGAS ffm Gorgo . . . student council . . . enjoys movies, dancing, and Dick Van Dyke . . . Sam . . . memories-prom . . . ambition-specialized librarian . . . blue. JAMES A. GREBENZ Benzy . . . found at Quaker State gas stations . . . favorite entertainment--drive-ins . . . Cheryl . . . football . . . Pep Club. DONNA IEANNE GRIMES Cheerleader . . . future found in home economics . , . fondest memory-Football Dance . . . really . . . Section 20 playoff game . . . pale gold and brown. IUDY P. GRINNEN Future-marriage . . . likes fashion maga- zines . . . Seen with Keith . . . most memorable experience-Junior play . . . Don't get excited . . . yellow. 40-it KATHLEEN LOUISE GRIST 'Cackle Ann . . . Oh, shoot! . . . likes English, blue, spaghetti, and hot peppers . . . plays the piano . . . holder of a math certificate . . . memories-the junior Prom and the old high school . . . enjoys football. JOY MARIE GWIN Activities-F.H.A., F.B.L.A., Pep Club . . . favorite color-blue . . . likes pizza and bas- ketball . . . favorite TV program-Peyton Place . . . favorite subject-history . , . future-Dave. LINDA HARDING Vice President of F.T.A .... Oh! Mother! . . . Slippery Rock, here I come! . . . cheeseburgers . . . seen with Mary Ellen, Shirley, and Carol . . . powder blue IOANNE MARIE HARPER Jo . . . Future Secretary . . . Clay . . . dislikes rules and regulations . . . You know what . . . horseback riding. JOHN H. HART Hobby-racing . . . future welder . . . Hey, there! . . . hamburgers . . . basketball . . . seen with Paul . . . blue . , . fondest memories-classes. GLORIA JEAN HEADINGS Pinkey . . . likes TV . .I . lime green . . . seen with Karen and Lynn . . , Vice President of Youth group . . . collects stamps . . . F.B.L.A. CAROL HENNING Ambition-future teacher . . . yellow . . . F.T.A. member . . . favorite subject-history . . . likes-popular music . . . cheeseburgers. THOMAS A. HENSHAW Tom . . . future occupation-electrical engineer . . . pet peeves-tests and cafeteria . . . plans to attend Youngstown U .... member of Spanish Club. ROBERT EDWARD HERB Baby Huey . . . ambition-commercial airline pilot . . . Vice President of F.F.A. . . . favorite entertainment-being with a girl. ' -Q.,-f-'TF-' .V ...Mf- HELEN A- HILL BEVERLY ANN CAROL RUTH HAROLD LEE HOGUE Bev . . . enjoys football . . . seen with Bette . . . member of F.B.L.A .... favorite subject-bookkeeping . . ., Guess what? . . . dis- likes homework . . . enjoys listening to the radio. Red . . . bound for nurse's training . . . clhinet . . . reads Mad Magazine . . . A Cap- pella Choir . . . loves Italian food . . . enjoys rock 'n' roll . . . No joke. CAROL LYNN HUBER Future secretary . . . collects jokes . . . trumpet . . . fondest memories-band practice . . . chile-con-carni . . . enjoys dancing . . . honey-brown, LEONA M. HUSTON Future-sales clerk . . . likes Home Ec. . . . navy blue . . . pizza . . . likes dancing 'and listening to radio . . . hobby-baking and sewing. The seniors voted Noni Daugherty and Dave Dawson the two people with the most school spirit in the world. HOPPER Future - teacher . . . likes swimming, steak, and blue . . . fav- orite subject-history . . . For sure . . . pet peeve -two faced people . . . F.T.A. HOUSEHOLDER Dutchy . . . future draftsman . . . favorite pastime - cars . . , green . . . likes steak and basketball . . . dis- likes-traffic regulations. WILLIAM G. HVIZDAK Future -Contrac- tor . . . likes physical science . . . green, steak, and baseball . . . plays the guitar . . . Pep club . . . favorite pastime- reading. mamma--V JANET LYNN JENKINS FNC and FHA . . . seen with Sally and Chris . . .Q likes bas- ketball . . . enjoys seri- ous fiction . . . green . . . nurses training . . . Pep club. EDWARD JONES Eddie . . . enjoys-hunting and racing cars . . . seen with Fred, Ken, John . . . likes to dance . . . loves spaghetti . . . Lies, lies, all lies! . . , red . . . ambition-Air Force . . . favorite sport-football. JOHN E. JORDAN Jack . . . Pep Club . . . hobby-farm-, ing . . . accounting major . . . enjoys folk sing- ing . . . most often seen with girls. WOLFGANG CHRISTIAN KALEMBA Chris . . . future ambition-teacher . . . member of Student Council and FTA . . . A.F.S. Exchange Student from Germany . . . Plans to attend Berlin University. PETE Z. KASHUBARA Ambition-business administration . . . Ac- tivities-sports . . . Fondest memory-first foot- ball game . . . Plays the accordion . . . Enjoys Bonanza, listening to records. RONALD J. KATICH Ron . . . future in medicine . . . try for Penn State . . . District, regional, and state band . . . Hot sax man . . . pet peeve-audi- torium seat numbers. LINDA MARIE KEELER Ambition-airline hostess . . . Pep Club . . . F.H.A .... Likes Al Hirt . . . enjoys horse- back riding . . . spaghetti. LINDA ANN KENNEDY Student director of Senior Play . . . five cents a mile . . . future-airline hostess . . . Koppel . . . doesn't want to leave. M. ELLEN KENNEDY National Honor Society secretary . . . cheerleader ., . . likes cooking Cpecan piej and basketball . . . Halloween and Veteran's Day queens . . . likes about Mohawk-the kids. GERALD FRANK KERN Jerry . . . Good athlete-basketball and track . , . a real comedian . . . President of National Honor Society . . . Most Athletic ELIZABETH JEAN KING Angle . . . am- bition-to be a steward-V ess . . . favorite color, hazel , . . likes pizza . . . favorite form of en- tertainment . . . come- dians. JUSTINE LYNN KNOUSE Rooney . . . fu- ture beautician . . . joe . , . likes long hair music . . .blue . . . fondest memories-meet ing new kids . . . favor- ite pastime-writing let- ters. NORMA KORPI Seen with Helen and Kathy . . . pet peeve -nosey people . . . Ter- ry . . . fondest memo- ries-King-and I . . . pink . . . part time re- ceptionist. LINDA LOUISE LEECH Member of Senior Executive Council . . . I wonder why . . . favorite pastime-riding . . . Junior-Senior Prom . . . shades of brown . . . spaghetti. ANTON E LEHRMAN Plans to be an engineer . . , likes jazz . . . . . . Pep Club member , . . enjoys football, physics, and hot clogs . . . seen with John and Ken . . . Youngstown. THOMAS WRIGHT LESLIE Tom . . . ambition-teacher . . . ac- tivities include FFA and band . . . Slippery Rock . . . Keep smiling, people wonder what you're up to . . . joe . . . trombone. Put me down! demands Jerry Kern as Donna Grimes holds him in mid-air. These seniors are the most athletic at Mohawk. SAM LINTON Ambition - to make a fortune . . . music-guitar . . . That's life in the big city . . . dislikes- Chevys and wardens . . . seen with The Boys. MARSHA LOMBARDO Future - teacher and jim . . . seen with Gloria . . . saxophone . . . likes roast beef, navy blue, and English . . . digs popular music. SAMUEL A. LOMBARDO Sam . . . future teacher . . . basket- ball . . . loves hot Italian food . . . seen with Karen and Wally . . . hobby-cars . . . band4trumpet . . . enjoys modern jazz . . . midnight blue. JOHN T. LUCHESSI Ambition-electrical contractor . . . track team . . . enjoys art . . . Youngstown U. . , . loves chicken . . . football . . . seen with Ron . . . Forget it! . RONALD ROBERT MACKIE Ron . . . favorite subject-le francais . . . Geneva College . . . memories-blowing up Chemistry class . . . Chicken 'n' Biscuits . . . light blue . . . Camp Lambec barnboy . . . basketball and swimming, BETH A. MARSHALL Betsy . . . FHA secretary . . . seen with Ed and Tracy . . . Square Dance Team . . . fondest memories-crazy lunch periods . . . fu- ture-barber school . . . loves shrimp . . . likes rock and roll and dancing. RICHARD W. MARSHALL Dick . . . enjoys bowling . . . bright red . . . pet peeve-women drivers . . . FFA member . . . part time work-mechanic . . . ambition-state police . . . sloppy joes, NANCY MATHENY Ambition-teacher . . . hobby-music . . . National Honor Society . . . enjoys reading and playing the piano . . . active in Girl Scouts . . . blue . . . A Cappella Choir and chorus. WILLIAM G. MCCLAIN Bill . . . FFA member . . . likes bas- ketball . . . enjoys motor bikes . . . favorite- study halls . . . blue . . . likes popular music. MARY ANN McCLELLAND Annie . . . It was tremendous! . . . likes study halls in the auditorium . . . FHA . . . pet peeve-hard-reaching lockers . . . NHS . . . A Cappella Choir . . . turquoise. WILLIAM MCCOMBS Pinky . . . varsity football . . . hobby -watching people . . . blue . . . enjoys movies . . . memories-Prom . . . sax. J. NELSON McCONAHY Butch . . . F.F.A. member . . . seen with Bob . . . enjoys slow music . . . Penn State . . . Howdy . . . likes to play pool . . . blue steak . . . football . . . favorite pastime- girls . . . English. ANNA GRACE MCCONNELL Hobby-natural science collection . . . enjoys folk music . . . likes potatoes . . . archery . . . advanced biology . . . favorite pastime-drawing . . . enjoys television programs. JOHN McCREADY Jack . . . F.F.A. member , . . seen with Peggy . . . blue . . . Mother Bear . . . potato chips . . . likes basketball . . . future farm- Cf... study halls . . . hobby-one girl. JOYCE ELAINE MCCREADY Seen with Nancy . . . hobby-collecting coins and stamps . . . A Cappella Choir . . . loves steak . . . music major . . . enjoys sewing and reading . . . Lady Thiang . . . blue . . . Carousel . . . basketball. BARBARA ANN McCULLOUGH Yearbook editor . . . Sewickley Valley Hospital . . . Registered Nurse . . . pet peeve- stupid TV shows . '. , likes fried chicken . . . blue . . . enjoys swimming . . . Vice President of National Honor Society . . . Senior Executive Council. SHIRLEY JEAN MCCURDY Shirl . . . F.B.L.A .... loves Italian food . . . seen with Dory . . . Pep Club . . . likes popular music and dancing . . . favorite subject -bookkeeping . . . blue . . . enjoys the Fugi- tive . . . basketball. JNHFXH- JOYCE IRENE MCDOWELL Future ambition-bookkeeper or secretary F.B.L.A .... blue . . . pet peevee-younger brothers . . . For shame . . . Pep Club . . . enjoys horseback riding . . . collects coins . . . Nurses Aide. LINDA ANN McKEE Allegheny General Hospital . . . Junior and Senior plays . . . likes classical music . . . favorite food-raw oysters . . . FNC 8: FHA blue . . . enjoys sewing'. . . advanced bi- ology. JOSEPH A. MCKIM piano Joe . . . music'major . . . digs that . . . seen with Tom and Miles . . . Chorus likes red . . . loves steak . . . dislikes brownies . . . enjoys modern jazz . . . reads Mad. DORIS IRENA MEANOR Dory . . . Oh, Honest . . . F.B.L.A. . . . secretary of Pep Club . . . pet peeve- clicks . . . remembers-decorating for prom. GARY E. MEANOR Pete . . . future ambition-making lots of money . . . hobby-basketball . . . seen with Wally at the Mt. jackson gas station . . . favorite food-rabbit . . . member of the Pep Club. TERESA ANN MEDIATE Terri . . . active F.B.L.A. member . . . likes basketball and bowling . . . How nervous! . , . favorite subject-English. -IIMMY MICCO Big Daddy , . . Football squad blue . . . hot clogs . . . seen with Bernie likes ballads. NICHOLAS MICCO Nick . . . seen with Bonnie . . . football player . . . ambition-Slippery Rock and then teaching . . . a hunter. CHRISTOPHER MICHAEL Senior play . . . cyclist , . . future archi tect or journalist . . . photographer . . . Jazz and the blues . . . TW5. KENNETH MOORE Seen with Don Frum and Bob Herb . . digs Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea . . . favorite subject-English . . . likes blue and pizza . . . ambition. WALTER S. MROZEK Wally . . . Well, here's the thing! . . . basketball player . . . likes pizza . . . pastime-going for a ride . . . dislikes about Mohawk-getting up in the morning to come to 1t, I-IENK MULDER Exchange student from the Netherlands . . . plans to take over his father's poultry farm . . . seen with Ron . . . manager of basketball team . . . soccer and physics. 'fue H-ww., KATHLEEN A. TRESSA A. BILLY LEW MARY ANN MUSSER Kathy . . . Spends most of time in the car . . , digs that saxophone . . . District Band . . .hobby-eating . . . County 4-H Coun- cil President . . . A Cap- pella Choir. NESTASIE Member of the Future Nurses, Pep Club, and Spanish Club officer . . . seen with Happy . . . favorite subject- Spanish . . , likes blue and football . . . doesn't like exams. EDWARD ADOLF NOTARESCHI Seen with Paul and jake . . . favorite food -pizza . . . Really now! . . . Girls!! . . . digs ballads . . . red . . . likes to hunt. ARTHUR R. NULPH JR. Buster . . . ambition-Armed Forces . . . jazz . . . fondest memories-study halls . . . blue . . . coke . . . spends most of his time running around in his car. Looking for a good laugh, see john Gebhart and Theresa Butera. Their latest piece of wit, Us Tareyton smokers would rather fight than switch ! NICHOLSON Bill . . . plays the guitar . . . won Con- servation Award . . . enjoys folk music . . . plans to attend college. NICKUM Plans to be a teacher . . . FTA . . . Spanish Club . . . favor- ite subject-history . . . green . . . steak . . . bas- ,ketball . . . seen with Carol, Gloria, Marsha . . . fondest memory- senior year. Nldmww- W' . .Q'i KM, JAME SAMUEL OLAYER Plans to be a teacher . . . enjoys horse- back riding . . . seen with Bill . . . favorite sub- jectfagriculture . . . too many restrictions . . . jazz. CHRISTINE ANNE O'NEILL Chris . . . Youth Page Reporter . . . pink . . . Spanish Club . . . enjoys bowling and dancing . . . steak . . . future Spanish teach- er. JOSEPH ANTHONY PACE Joe . . . hobby-model cars . . . seen with john . . . blue . . . likes football . . . ravioli . . . enjoys watching TV . . . base- ball. FREDERICK R. PAGAN Member of pep club . . . seen with Sam and Dave . . . stage crew . . . fondest memo- ries-freshman year . . . enjoys listening to the radio. JAMES s. PANNUTT1 Pa-nute . . . blue-. . . favorite foods- macaroni and meatballs . . . enjoys football and basketball games . . . likes rock and roll mu- sic. STEPHANIE LOU PARROT Steph . . . yearbook staff . . . Na- tional Honor Society . . . blue . . . likes ad- vanced biology . . . horseback riding . . . enjoys reading modern novels. G. RUSSELL PATTON Chuckles . . . Chorus and F.T.A. . . . horseback riding . . . Slippery Rock College . . . memories-- The King and I . . . enjoys classi- cal music. IOHN THOMAS PAYNE professional baseball player . . . F.F.A. and pep club . . . plays drums . . . football and basketball . . . likes metalic blue, steak. JOSEPH PEPE joe , . . football . . . enjoys going to the movies and watching television . . . Foot- ball King . . . seen in Hillsville and Bessemer. DAVID C. PETERSON Hobby-goofing around with electricity . . . favorite food-steak with mushrooms . . . joy . . . future-machinist . . . fondest memories -study hall. JOHN PETERSON Crum . . . favorite subject-English.. . . College-Penn State . . . Electronics engineez . . . blue. a, 1. U F- t at A-wfsifapv ' ' SUSAN TI-IERESA PIPER Sue . . . WAVES . . . likes Home Economics . . . enjoys Activity Periods . . . fa- vorites!blue, pizza, and swimming . . . TV pro- gram-Peyton Place . . . pastimesAtalking on the telephone. DICK LEROY PUZ Physic Jr. . . . fondest memoriesftak- ing off school to go deer hunting . . . favorite pastime-loafing . . . en- joys sports , . . found at pizza shop or bowl- ing alley. SH ERRY ANN ROBERTS F.H.A. president . . . square dancing . . . American Legion Essay winner . . . future- Home Economics and social worker . . . memo- ries-Junior and Senior plays . . . favorite subject-English literature. BOB ROSS Ambition-diesel technician . . . F.FA. and square dancer . . . likes james Bond novels . , . pet peeve-women drivers . . . favorite color-midnight blue I don't see Nancy, do you see Nancy? says Sam Lom- bardo, our tallest senior, while Nancy Matheny, our shortest senior, gives him a look of disgust. DOROTHY F. RACHIC Dot . . . fu- ture-secretary . . . F.B.L.A .... enjoys his- tory . . . likes blue and basketball . . . National Honor Society-Corte sponding Secretary . . . pet peeve-braggers. MONA R. RIBARICH Aims to be a sec- retary . . . F.B,L.A. . . . For sure? . . . likes french fries, swimming, and bowling . . . fondest memories-study hall in the auditorium . . . lav- ender. I SLgLg S' -Q it Wi. JOYCE ANN sAMsA Senior class presi- dent . . . enjoys popu- lar music . . . seen with Linda, Bonnie, and Lin- da . . . fondest memory -prom . . . Yearbook staff. GARY ALAN SCARNATI Favorite subject -physics . . . enjoys reading . . . blue . . . plays the mouth organ . . . plans to go into business for himself. JOHN SCHIRALDI Favorite reading material-sports books . . . football and baseball . , . digs Bewitched . . . likes chili, blue, and swing music . . . hobby -sleeping. LOUISA ANN SERJAK Lou . . . member of FTA, FHA, and Pep Club . . . blue . . . future airline stewardess or teacher . . . enjoys English and bookkeeping . . . 4-H member. CHERYL SHEARER I Cheryl . . . plans to be a secretary . . . enjoys horseback riding . . . seen with Iris . . . likes art . . . digs light blue, fried chicken, and basketball . . . likes good books and popular music on the radio BEVERLY JOYCE SLAVIC Bev . . . Y0u're kidding! . . . Varsity cheerleader . . . likes red, golf, and ravioli . . . dislikes egg plant . . . enjoys folk music and movies . . . aims to be a social worker CYNTHIA A. SMITH Cindy . . . future veterinarian . . . worked with Dr. Fowler . . . likes anything but hominy grits . . . red licorice . . . Gravy Train com- mercial . . . found in Koppel . . . senior play PATRICIA ANN SPRAGUE Patty . . , hopes to be a beautician . . . seen with Frank or Belva . . . enjoys photography and pizza MARSHA STEPP Future lawyer . ,. . member of FHA . . . enjoys roller skating . . . favorite subject-POD . . . color-lavender . . . finds poems interesting JAMES L STEWART Jim . . . future ambition-Forestry Service . . . NHS member . . . enjoys adventure stories . . . fondest memories-junior play MARY ELLEN BARBARA STORTI i Plays clarinet and Sax . . . English . . . admires Kennedys . . . patient teachers . . . badminton . . . tiger in your tank. ,.tsfirlv JOHN STANLEY TARNASKI What did you say? . . . hobby-frog dissection . . . hunts and bowls . . . favorite subject-art . . . seen with john and Gary . . . favorite form of entertainment-getting into trouble. LOUIS JOSEPH TARNASKI Butch . . . future barber . . . What! . . . seen with Nick and Chris . , . french fries . . . pet peeve-show offs. BONNIE GRACE TINDALL Bon . Library Science . . . Pep Club-Pres .... chorus . . . favorite subject- English . . . basketball . . . pet-peeve-noise . . . thinks school should have longer lunch periods. ' PATRICIA A. TUTINO Patti . . . Italian food . . . Junior Prom . . . seen with Ernie . . doesn't like two faced people . . . enjoys collecting stuffed animals and albums . . . drum majorette. DONNA R. UNGER Dee . . . plans to be an airline steward- ess . . . dancing . . . favorite subject-gym and chorus . . . black, steak, and swimming . . . like to see Mohawk have more activities. JOHN T. VAN TASSEL Jake . . . plans to join the Navy . . . favorite food-hot dogs . . . favorite pastime is sleeping . . . dislikes two faced people. SHIRLEY A. WALKER Ambition-nurse . . . Pres. of FNC . . . fondest memories-yearbook meetings . . . swim- ming . . . blue . . . pet peeve-lunch period . . . Broadway musicals. BELVA L. WALTER Bub . . . hobby-dollecting rat-finks . . . green . . . loves pizza with cheese . . . enjoys slow, sad music. CAROL ANN WERNER Activities include F.H.A., F.T.A., Pep Club, and Latin Club . . . likes blue, basketball, and reading . . . plays the piano . . . ambition- teacher. CHARLES WILDES Charlie . . . mechanical engineer . . . enjoys reading . favorite expression- Holy Cow! . . . likes fried chicken and basketball. RICHARD ALAN WINGER Rick . . . future occupation-teacher . . . pet peeve- Macbeth . . . plays the trumpet . . . college-Slippery Rock . . . likes spaghetti. JOYCE MARIE WISHART Favorite pastime-chewing gum . . . Hi, Ug . . . piano and flute . . seen with Gorgo and Brownie . . . remembers decorating for the prom . . . dislikes green hair. BETTE A. WITHERSPOON Spoonie . . . F.B.L.A. secretary . . enjoys sewing and dancing . . . Senior Play . . . Yearbook Staff . . . future secretary . . . loves chicken . . . likes music . . . plays piano. CURTIS W. WOODS Horns . . . ambition-play guitar and sing in a night club . . . hobby-making money . . . ice cream . . . likes recl and girls . . . favoriteksubject-Math . . . football . . . Beatles. ' PATRICIA LOUISE WRIGHT Patty . . . attended National 4-H Con- ference in Chicago . . . Indiana State College . . . flute, piano, organ . National Honor Society . . . scholarship winner . . . enjoys sewing. ' GARY ALLEN YARDIS Boodles . . . hobby-cutting up crabs in Advanced Biology . . . Take me to your leader baseball Pe Club likes about Mohawk-the way the windows open.- BARBARA ZAMBINO Barb . . . How about that? . . . fa- vorite subject--math . . . spaghetti . . . likes popular music . . . seen with Kathy. ALICE MARIE COONFARE . Future beautician . . . collects coins . . . pizza . . . blue . . . enjoys mystery stories . . seen with Carol, Linda, Becky, and Cindy. W1i .Q Q f, Sweeping the senior class to success this year are our four very capable officers. They were re- sponsible for planning successfully our busy sen- ior year. Many thanks to them for a job Well done. Vine Prefidem' Bernie Crespy SEATED: Sherry Roberts, Barbara Mc- Cullough, and Linda Leech STANDING: Rick! Winger and Dave Dawson Exchange Students Chris Kalemba is our AFS exchange stu- dent from Germany. He likes our building and enjoys the gym very much. The en- thusiasm at our basketball games impresses him. Because the students are nice and very friendly, Chris has liked it here very much. Also he enjoys our young and energetic teachers very much. Physics and American history are his favorite subjects. While here, he ate pizza for the first time and found it was a food he liked. Henk Mulder is from the Netherlands. He is here through Youth for Understand- ing. The things he likes most about Mo- hawk are the activities and being able to buy a hot meal for lunch. He likes to eat pizza, hot dogs, and ice cream. His favorite subjects are physics and art. Henk likes our teachers because they are more like friends. He thinks the students are very friendly and feels he will miss them when he returns home. Henk Wishes to thank all the students for their kindness and for all they have done. BOB GALLO Each year a senior science student is awarded the Bausch-Lomb Science Award. This year's recipient is Bob. He was chosen for his out- standing achievements in the science field. PAUL DAVIS Paul was presented the Key- stone Farmer Award for his outstanding work in F.F.A. Also, for his work in the community, school, church, and FFA, he was awarded by Pomona Grange of Law- rence Co. PATTY WRIGHT Patty was chosen by Po- mona Grange as an out- standing 4-H'er in Lawrence Co For seven ears she has A Y been a 4-H member. This. winter in Chicago she re- ceived a 35500 scholarship. Senior Awards SHERRY ROBERTS By Pomona Grange, Sherry was rewarded for her out- standing work in F.H.A., community, church, and school activities in Lawrence Co. DON DOUGHERTY Don, too was chosen by Pomona as an outstanding 4-H'er. He has been a mem- ber of 4-H for 7 years. He was also awarded a trip to the Citizenship Course in Washington, D.C. JOYCE SAMSA Joyce was selected by the senior class and teachers for the Daughters of American Revolution Award. This en- abled Joyce to compete with girls all over Pennsylvania in a test on the U.S.4 Constitu- tion. Savings bonds are given to those with the highest scores. p ,...,,.. V V,.LL ,5 K I 3?-12 JOHN GEBHART This year at the Farm show in Harrisburg, John was awarded the Keystone Farmer Award. This was for his exceptional work in F.F.A. MARY ANN MCCLELLAND By receiving the highest scoring on an examination, Mary Ann received the Betty Crocker Homemaker of To- morrow award. Sponsored by General Mills, Inc., this test is given to find an outstand- ing senior homemaker. Class History On September 1, 1964, over 170 seniors entered the second and final year of high school education in our new building. Two welcomed additions to our class were our foreign exchange students Chris Kalemba and Henk Mulder. At our first class meeting we elected the officers that would lead us through the year. They were: Joyce Samsa, President, Bernie Crespi, Vice President, Ellen Kennedy, Secretary, John Gebhart, Treas- urer. Also helping with the task were the members of the Executive Council-Barb McCullough, Linda Leech, Sherry Roberts, Rick Wmger, and Dave Dawson. Miss Matthews, Mr. Liscik, and Mr. A. Pezzuolo were our very capable advisors. The first activity of the year was our class weiner roast which was successful in getting all of us working together. The gathering was held on the school grounds with everyone circled about the bon- fires. Due to rain we were forced inside to the gym, but our spirits were not dampened. The Halloween Parade found us working on our class float. Although we didn't win a prize, the fun that went along with its construction was worthwhile. Football season ended with a successful 7-2 record. Senior Nightj, our last home game, gave special recognition to our senior players, band members, and cheerleaders. Following football season, we sponsored the annual Football Dance which'honored our players. The players elected Donna Grimes and joe Pepe to reign as King and Queen over the event. Our Senior Class play, The Perfect Idiot, was enjoyed by all who attended it. The play, a three act comedy, was presented on December 3 and 4 and was under the able direction of Mr. Fredrick J. Schaefer. Another success was the traditional Christmas Dance which we hosted on December 19. The cafe- teria, beautifully decorated to bring out the Christmas spirit, was the scene of the dance. The music was by jerry Earle and a floor show was also presented. School spirit ran high as was evident in the cheering sections during basketball season. Our first year in Section 14 proved highly successful as our team captured the section crown. Pride in the team and coaching staff was reflected atlthe victory assembly on February 22. The boys went on to tournament play in Pittsburgh. Everyone had a good time at'our second class party held on February 27. A brief program in .the auditorium was followed by basketball, volleyball, etc. The evening was topped off with the serv- ing of refreshments in the cafeteria. Mohawk was proud to host the annual Science Fair. Many area schools were represented and Mohawk made its usual good showing. One of the most memorable events of the year was the 1965 Junior-Senior Prom. Stairway to the Stars was chosen by the junior Class as the theme. Baccalaureate services were on May 30. Our class attended its last social activity on May 31 with the Senior Dinner Dance. It was held at the Croation Club in Bessemer where a dinner was served. On june 1, 1965, the most solemn of all high school events was held-commencement. The final chapter of our high school education has been written and as the doors close behind us, we leave Mohawk High School, but the memories of joys and sorrows shared, remain. 53 5 if Z N N ' i 54 UNDERCLASS N -- 55 Leora Abraham Esther Adams Robert Annichenni Dave Argiro Kathleen Bara Raymond Beadling Larry Belton Barbara Bianchi Carole Bianchi Rita Blashak Z 'ii. ' B Juniors ,i 56 Q7 Peggy Boyer jim Brady jeff Bright Gerald Bulisco Zane Burchfield Edmond Butch Darlene Byers John Capan Anita Carothers Ronald Carran Tim Caughey Susan Chaney Karen Chappell Ann Clark Kathy Clark Frank Colick Verla Coonfare Cynthia Cunning James Cunningham Chuck Dando Cheryl Dauenheimer John DeCola Bill DeRosa Donna DeVite Georgina Diana Toni Diana Steve Dmetruk Chris Donofrio Connie Donofrio Nancy Edwards JoAnn English Sherry Fazzolare Trudy Feezle Pamela Ferree Dave Foster Sandra Frazee Carol Fredericks Joyce Gallatin John Genova Nick Genova -,, ff Ma Howard Gierling , - H , Nora Googe ,,,. ,, n. g E ' A L Lg' ,,... if .1 ,gg 1 Gary Gnlgurma , L Lmda Grmnen ,L C l 1 15 l B111 GHSY , ' h e ' ' , , , r,.fr I V: .VVQPA 1 ,V , , -1717 Pigs ,,fvf'if , ie H . i.e, 57 Harold Gwin jim Gwin Wendell Harmon Don Harper Dick Hartzell Amber Hazen Steve Heckathorne Carol Hodge Bob Householder Santa Johngrass Ken johnson Ruth Kelly Bill Kiminkinen john Kliem Ted Klingensmith lh sei Q. , af of My 1-uni' 58 W as D an 3 i r , 5 x e-,- . V ' :VN , Mary Kotchmar Linda Kozel Eileen Kukich Oliver Kwait Amy Lamb Jack Lewis Darryl List john Logan Maria Lombardo Larry Maggie Ronna Mahood Janice Mars Phillip Martello Kathy Martin Laura Martin fa.. F .Q . 4- W Willian1 Mehocic Cora Mickler Larry Mielke Tom Mitchell Cathy Moore Catherine Munn Bob Nulph Joyce Oppedisano Caroline Pence Mary Penwell Marsha Percic Tom Perry Audrey Peterson Karen Peterson Marsha Peterson R 5 M if 5 , ,X Me r it WM' -ef 1 n.:'::!,.3'f-S. V , -' fr? jack Martz Dennis McConnell Edward McCready Linda McCready Pat McCready Gerald McCree Judy McCullough Gary McCune Kathy McDowell Charles McKee Shirley McKinney Ted McKissick Lois Meade Frank Mediate Jane Mediate in 59 john Phillips Cindy Pitts Bob Ponziani Larry Puz Rick Rheinhart Frank Rodenbaugh Barry Romesburg Tom Rouser Nancy Rowe Jean Rudesill Lynda Russell Fred Ryan Linda Ryan Clara Sabik Bonnie Sankovich 60 Yi ' E 1 g rx il 4 'I 4 M r W - :..,, ,, :iff ' si f' is . 'Q Q-nv Barbara Shiralcli Josephine Schotsch Frank Scilla John Scott Rebecca Shaner Donna Shuluga Kathy Shumaker Randy Silhanek Joyce Simonsic Dick Stanley Mary Steese Vernon Steese Brian Stelter Galen Stewart Roger Stewart Mu 'Kit ruce Williams enneth Wyant ruce Yardas runo Yeropoli elores Yeropoli rank Yeropoli ike Zatkovich harlgne Zepka arbara Zokvic , Sue Widdowfielcl Dennis Swanson Barbara Tarnaski Diane Taylor Bill Tegethoff Tressa Tutino Lanora Tyson Tim Van Dyke Joe Veon Ron Vrabel Carolyn Walker Stan Williams Linda Wfalker Gailann Watson Marie Watt Rita 'Welsh bl Junior Class ffioers IX ' 1 'Z g 1 T ' QV -I Milli . A 'I' i, All l dm 'H - 'gl V Smear X- 1, ' 71655 X .L Left to right: Leora Abraham, Secretaryg Larry Maggie, Treasurerg Frank Yeropoli, Vice Presidentg Anita Carothers, President. 1 The Executive Council acts as the nucleus for all junior class activities. Each homeroom is represented with three to five members. Sophomores Cheryl Ash Kc-n Barber Joe Bartalone Emma jean Benson Michael Bentfeld Tom Bianche james Bissett Ronald Book Teresa Bonace Phil Bozlinski Robert Brady Phyllis Brest Johnnie Brunson Bonnie Brydon Robert Buchanan Arlene Abraham George Allen Linda Allen Doris Ambrosia Bernard Anderson Gary Anderson Linnea Anderson Vera Andrushenko Beverly Arena Arnold Armstrong 63 Charles Burkhouse Bobette Byers Ron Byers Tom Cailor Floyd Cameron Karen Carothers janet Carpenter Carol Cassidy Alberta Catale Rubin Chandler Tristan Chapman John Chairo joseph Chlebowski Cassandra Ciccone Carl Clark N wil' ..-: YL ' 13,3-' ' -lf' X. 1 :L+ X 1 C ' ji -sm gl 2 21 S C in ' 64 iv Y .. li f- ,is .4-'N si it S 1 N 'Y David Clark Kelly Clark Avenill Clover Merle Copper Mary Alice Cowher Dorothy Cracraft Larry Craig James Crea Karen Cunning Wilbur Cunning Don Danch Bill Davis Carolyn Davis Ruth Davis Jim Denny Albert Fredericks Russell Freed Henry Fronius Jw Fry Rosemary Gadzia John Galanski George Galbreath Pat Genova Gail Gilliland Christine Gilmore Patty Glass Dotty Gleghorn Tom Gleghorn Karen Gregg Richard Grimes - W' Diana DeVite David Dietz Richard Donofrio Tim Doutt Tom Doutt Calvin Dripps Patty Dudas John Edwards Bill Evans Philip Farone Charles Feld Stephen Feld Bob Flick Tom Fontanella john Fox :ik Q M1 65 4. Q, 1 wg, 1, 3, il ai . A Ji f all Lf .YJ Z K 1 Susan Groce Shirley Gumley Virginia Gurgaz Larry Guy Alan Gwin Neal Gwin Sarah Haag Merritt Hammond Cheryl Hardy Frances Hardy Sandra Harriger Lynn Hayes jackie Heitzenrater Judy Herman Bradley Hodge 'V i il: :: 1, Q iilfii i L-v .L -. :Elf 'f ffl 1 l S i s va 2 -Shiv -:Clif 'Hairy M5 2 2 yr 1 -'ff -. ,Kiwi 2+ 5 1, Q gf H , . t M -gf .. , l af S Q ENS .. 11 'fin ' - f wi f i. fllikmx- : J A Q , L,,:. fi guys, XR ,gy ' V . f ff 51 53 Lf Aw-Q a'4aai,J3':.- .a KKK H - u .ll v ' 1 t x i - :f f K ' . I if rA.hLV. f ra 3351? .KY 9 NM . 66 Kathy Hodge Donna Hogue Renee Hoshowsky Earl Hosler Janice Hovis Shirley Huber Jerry Hudak Rochelle Hudson Carol janiel Vincent janiel Tim jenkins Jim Johngrass Pearl johnson Charles jones Faith jones spew Barbara Leicht Nancy Leslie Evelyn List Joe Longo Josie Lorello Barbara Lowery 'Linda Luketic Angela Lupo john Magnone lPaula Marcella Maria Marietta Eugene Mars Carol Martin Betty Martsolf Tom McCalla Steven Karwash Richard Kelly Fred Kimmel Roberta King Susan King Paul Klamer james Klingensmith Dan Korby Margaret Korby Kathy Kriechi George Kuhn jackie Kurtz Vern Kurtz Dale Luper Ted Lehberger 4 Iwi. f 1 -V 2gji5'5 ' 'N 3, Lg2,J'31f-.- ' ri vim Y a! ,. ' :V r Ni, A . KH- K ,, 67 Tim McCoWn Terry McCurley Donald McKim Carol Meade Linda Micco Nancy Micco Richard Michael Don Mills Donna Minto John Mrozek Shirley Mrozek Sharon Musquire Donald Musser Ron Navarra Donna Nestasie A 1- at V xx 'HJ 'Mtn J 6 H1 His tie! U f swag f 3 5' I 3.335 iq iz E i X 4 r 1 68 ... xr Walter Nottingham Chuck Parker Kim Parrottt Carol Patton Ed Penwell Judy Penwell Tim Perry Martha Peterson Art Pierog Vince Plevnic Linda Pollyblank Louis Pomerico Jo Ann Price Mike Pusnik Anita Renner Helen Storti Trudy Strawhecker Thomas Sullivan Diane Tarnaski Mike Tindall Frances Veon George Volk Jonathan Wallace john Warren Janet Welker Werner Williams Ann Williams Wrshart Tony Retone Bob Rhodes Paul Rhodes Larry Rich David Roberts Patty Ryan Tom Sharra Virginia Scott Fortune Seltzer Bill Shaner Ruthene Shick Bill' Shulack John Shulack Nancy Sowers Donald Stewart Wonorski ,X 4, -ways, ..':-e'E ff fl: . - f .,,,,-,,5f:,L: i : . , Y ' 2 it S Q if f T V ,xl ,w .W fl F53 2 3 4' 0 17 '35, Q r at 2 69 Eileen Wooley Peggy Yost lane Zeh Larry Zenclron Donald Zolile f QE in Q9 G29 69 GN N . 'N ug 531, .Nxt 5' ll 4 fl' X , Q- 'L '-fo 6 5' 0 fl -1 'V 53 Sophomore Class Officers Left to right: Nancy Leslie, Treasurerg Peggy Yost, Secretauyg Arlene Abraham, Presidentg Kenny Barbe 70 l' A Day at Mohawk an CLASSES Sagew Y X65 ko we Q0 Qux Q ua Go fllsf 3 11.11 le dab vows WUI dg It if 52 3 gf KX This is the wa ha, e keys. is yo UI' Seven '81 Uumb X1 5 61-'J' W we 'wk 1 '59 A1 01 qv, V293 oqav INN' Moo QW 9 AX .XO Mhe 9435. W pollqds 1 ten Ollqcest The mechanical advantage 0 llbe fs o 11 the 11,16 MMV, The neck b ood s comxecxe A xo me coha: bone Right, Bernie, it if 11:52! . cfxon' Q a Schowfs X Now class, who can tell me what happened on Peyton Place Helping Hands OUR EFFICIENT CAFETERIA WORKERS SEATED: Marie Romqno, Sauvi Vlah, Lena Lombardo, and Mary Perrott. STANDING: Mary Melonio, Lola Kaylor, Ann Spinic, Aileen Davidson, Frances jereb, and Agnes Hill. OUR COMPETENT CUSTODIANS Mr. John Widdowfield end Mr. Lee Olson D . OUR FRIENDLY AND HELPFUL SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHER Mr. George Getty 79 Q 4 5 f it X Y f fi 5 J Y g R6 L Q ffzf'5QfOQ5 ja, 4 .15 H355 fi? 46 A31 W Diff , My 33,551 xiii Mk, 2, fSfVf'f:', W-'-+H...Mw, ATHLETICS . , fngammesmwmkmiswmlmnm- mumsaasmmswmxw wmmmmsmws . ,,7QaL:w zf,g.:- , . ' i , , M1 7 5 ,gf 6 . 1 ' -54315-,f'gQl1al::,l?2y3, - '65 0 lm k S51-f. ' ,Y .fi-V .. . 51 fi ' N., gf' X vt ,W 'W::.i:v:::f5' . w 2 Q 9 i ' f - l f 'll W ' . ,A.,. .1 ' 'i' 7? ' O11 1-5 K. Carothers, C. Gilmore, C. Martin, D. DeVite, M. Williams, and N. Leslie. W' K, U qw ' S. 'X ' Sled as SeasOn's Scores MOHAWK OPPONENTS 19. . H TOWNVILLE HH6 12 .... LAUREL .... 6 NORTHWESTERN UNION LOWELLVILLE 25 I u WEST MIDDLESEX NESHANNOCK 18... ...l9 6 ..... SHENANGO . . . 12 SPRINGFIELD 31 ...... ...... I . .6 4 LQ O U s TOWNVILLE Townville was Mohawk's first victory under new coach Al Boggia. Speedster Jack Martz provided 12 points on long runs, while Gary Grgurina added 6 points on a one-yard sneak. The final score was Mo- hawk 19, Townville 13. NORTI-IWESTERN Mohawk pulled a surprise by unveiling an I-forma- tion. On defense Mohawk was outstanding by display- ing a tough goal line stand. Rich Happy DeMatteis showed great speed by racing 75 yards on an aerial pat- tern. The final score was Mohawk 13, Northwestern 6. LOWELLVILLE Mohawk's fifth victim of the year was the Lowell- ville Rockets. Mohawk scored when Pete Kashubara caught a six-yard pass, and then Bruce William barreled over from the two-yard line. The final score was Mo- hawk 13, Lowellville O. NESHANNOCK A fired-up second half Mohawk football team nar- rowly missed their seventh straight victory. Mohawk received fine team effort in the second half. The final score was Neshannock 19, Mohawk 18. LAUREL Mohawk continued on the winning trail by upending Laurel. jack Martz set up the big score of the evening by gallopping 45 yards off left tackle. After the rain- soaked evening, the final score was Mohawk 12, Laurel 6. UNION Mohawk continued its winning habits by upending Union 19-6. Mohawk scored on a two-yard run by Gary Grgurina, 44 yard pass play to Rich DeMatteis, and 70 yard run by jack Martz. The final score was Mohawk 19, Union 6. WEST MIDDLESEX Mohawk had its biggest surge of the season rolling up 254 yards against West Middlesex. Jack Martz, Gary Grgurina, Rich DeMatteis, and Bob Gallo ac- counted for Mohawk's scoring. The final score was Mo- hawk 25, West Middlesex 7. - SHENANGO Mohawk received their second straight setback at the hands of the Wildcats. Mohawk's lone score was a pass play to jack Martz from the five. The final score was Shenango 12, Mohawk 6. SPRINGFIELD Mohawk closed the season with a climaxing win over Springfield. Rich DeMatteis, Frank Rodenbaugh, and Gary Grgurina scored for the Warriors. The final score was Mohawk 51, Springfield 6. :'195i7fi554ffYfil'Fiiiii:i!?EL41iik z:i.5?fiS2115 Lf,--2 W,-hzizii? ,-ff:1',- 'f f :psi zz ' .5 ' ,,,'ikgEiSv?'f:,' ' 'f'7UQ7EEj' ' i jl'g5l--'5-1 Vgggggijgggggv 35.5,7:?f5Zi?ZI:rgig,y7j-iwgsggjflgg 8 Players of the Week ROW l: J. Schiraldi, L. Mielke, R. DeMatteis. ROW 2: D. Argiro, B. MCCombs, B. Crespy, B. Gallo. ROW 32 Pepe, I. Martz, B. Williams, L. Rich. Football Cheerleaders ROW 1: Ellen Kennedy, Nancy Edwards, Bev Slavic. ROW 2: D. Grimes, N. Daugherty, J, Day. lemsaz-:wavy-lummzwvlmwwz . u 4 : I 1 X.UNIi,.'H.., V i4'f:zi??PW , L,fw .N .... 'W M.p--H M , , i 'L 'E V G' - . :I .. I Q1-SIG! 'PMG mv' +L , W xi, 5 af V 9 90 J. Kern, E. Germanslu, M. Bam, W. Mrozek, K. johnson, G. Grgurma, S. Lombardo, R. Silhanek, C. Chandler, J. Payne, D. Dawson. ASSISTANT COACH Al Boggia HEAD COACH John Samsa D. Dawson, J. Kern, E. Germanslu, S. Lnmbardo, W. Mmzek, M. Bair, J. Payne. N. Daugherty D. GfifI1CS E. Kennedy J. Day B. Slavic The first annual Rotary Tournament was held at Mohawk High School on December 29 and 30, 1964. The four teams participating were Mohawk, Wilmington, Neshannock, and Springfield Local. On the first night of action Mohawk trounced Wilmington 82-47, while Springfield edged Neshannock. The second night saw the two winners, Mohawk and Springfield, and the two losers, Wilmington and Neshan- nock crash in battle. In the losers' bracket Neshannock upended Wilmington, while Mohawk was defeated by Springfield in the winners' bracket, 72-51. On the concluding night letter sweaters were awarded to all participating teams. Varsity Record MOHAWK OPPONENTS MOHAWK OPPONENTS 51 West Middlesex e,,,,,,,, 69 50 Freedom 44 Ellwood City e,,,e.e,, 96 42 Riverside 69 Slippery Rock , ,,,..... 68 65 Laurel 44 Ellwood City ,.,.. H96 59 Shenango 56 Lowellville A ..,,, .. , 61 92 Mars . . 82 Wilmington ,, ...,,,, 47 5 5 Rochester 51 Springfield .. ., , .,,,ttt ,72 82 Seneca 77 Mars , ,,,ttt,, ...i.t,tt 3 9 65 Union 68 Rochester . .. ,,,,,,,,, 69 83 Freedom 63 Seneca .,,, 65 71 Riverside 65 Union , ,,,,,,,,.t 74 80 Shenango Charley CRubinj Chandler Miles fRembrantj Bair Ron fStuj Vrabel Wally QThe Fighterj Record of Section WEST MIDDLESEX Due to injuries, lack of height, and inexperience Mohawk dropped its season opener to W. Middlesex, 69-51. jerry Kern and Dave Dawson scored 18 and 10 points respectively. ELLWOOD CITY Mohawk dropped its first home game to a towering Ellwood City team. Gary Grgurina led all scorers with 54 points. SLIPPERY ROCK Mohawk registered its first victory by defeating a'fired-up Slippery Rock team. Gary Grgurina led all scorers with 34 points. ELLWOOD CITY Mohawk traveled to Ellwood City to suffer its second setback to the Wolverines. Ed Germanski paced the Warriors with 16 points. MARS Mohawk gained its first league victory by downing Mars 77-39, show- ing much agressiveness throughout the game. jerry Kern paced the winners with 25. ROCHESTER After winning its first league game, Mohawk was edged by Rochester in a controversial game. Jerry Kern and Randy Silhanek led the scorers with 23 and 17 points, respectively. SENECA VALLEY A fired up Seneca High basketball team nosed out Mohawk due to a second half comeback, 65-63. jerry Kern and Gary Grgurina tied for scoring honors with 14 points. XIV Champions UNION In a non-league tilt Union turned back Mohawk, 74-65. jerry Kern, Gary Grgurina, and Randy Silhanek tied for scoring honors with 10 points. FREEDOM Mohawk edged Freedom in the first overtime contest of the season. The lead was tossed back and forth several times throughout the game. With 22 seconds left in overtime play, Charlie Chandler scored on a driving lay-up. jerry Kern led all scorers with 19 points. RIVERSIDE Mohawk rolled to its second straight victory in Section play by downing Riverside 42-38, in a low scoring contest. jerry Kern had 12 and Randy Silhanek had 9 for the winners. LAUREL Mohawk was jarred in a non-league game with Laurel, 65-64. Jerry Kern led all scorers with 26 points. SHENANGO Mohawk ripped Shenango 59-47, thus ending the first half of the season for the Mighty Warriors. Gary Grgurina paced the winners with 16. MARS Starting the second round of section play, Mohawk trampled Mars, 92-42. Mohawk, playing one of its best games of the season, shot 56'Zn from the field. jerry Kern paced the Warriors with 24 points. Scores Continued ROCHESTER An unstoppable Mohawk five tore up the Rochester Rams by a score of 55-52. Randy Silhanek shone for the Warriors with 25 points. SENECA VALLEY In a crucial contest at Seneca, Mohawk came out the victor by an 82-63 count, thus taking sole possession of first place in Section 14. Jerry Kern led all scorers with 25 points. UNION Mohawk was upended by the Scotties of Union, 65-58. Mohawk put on a gallant effort in the final period only to be prevented from winning by unnecessary fouling. jerry Kern and Gary Grgurina led Mohawk with 16 and 15 points. FREEDOM Mohawk played one of its finest-if not the finest-games of the season by squeezing by Freedom in overtime, 83-80. Mohawk was down 14 points with two minutes to play only to come from behind and be victorious. jerry Kern and Randy Silhanek paced the Warriors in scoring with 54 and 19 respectively. RIVERSIDE The final home game of the Warrior season reached an overwhelming climax by defeating Riverside, 71-43 for the Setcion 14, W.P.I.A.L., Class A title. jerry Kern led Mohawk with 29 points and ended second in scoring with a 21.9 average. SHENANGO Mohawk finished its regular season play by beating Shenango 80-56. Sol johnson led Mohawk with 18 points. 2 Q X t W ' is R s E 2 S fs? 33 E 9 T 4 Qi 3 if! In B Q -. 1. x r u I i H . Elf k I - 1 Hfl , 1 ,'2ff 1! Elisha 'GAIM - 'T J. Klingensmith, J. Crea, R. Vrabel, T. McKissick, G .Kuhn, V. Steese, D. Musser, B. Flick, T. McCurley, M. Zatkovich, M. Tindall, T. Klingensmith, T. McCalla. MOHAXVK OPPONENTS MOHAWK OPPONENTS 71 West Middlesex . . . . 31 40 Riverside ...... .,.., . .....36 51 Ellwood City ........ ........ 5 8 67 Laurel ..,.... ......., 6 2 64 Slippery Rock .. . .. .,...... 43 43 Shenango ..... .... . ...37 38 Ellwood City ..... ,...... 6 4 62 Mars .,....... ........ 4 9 53 Lowellville . .... ..,.,.., 3 0 61 Rochester .... ,...,,., 5 5 75 Mars . ..,,,.. ..... 3 7 50 Seneca ....... ........ 4 9 42 Rochester .,... ..... . .47 44 Union ...... ...,... 5 5 75 Seneca . . ...... 53 40 Freedom ....... ....,., 4 4 44 Union .... .. .. .... 55 57 Riverside ..... ..... . .22 60 Freedom . ..... ....... 4 6 43 Shenango ..... ....,.. 3 7 98 K. Carothers, C. Martin, M. Williams, D. DeVite, C. Gilmore, N. Leslie. J. Magnone, J. Wishart, H. Mulder -Q if MW fx, If f'- iiw- :L .-2-W I00 'x I ww I lu gs-,iq R AHIT 1- fi fn ,. ,A , .-, if -.A K K Siam ACTI ITIES M These are Future Nurses? Halloween Parade Another clever float by the F.F.A.! l I Just because we clidn't pay the rent cloesn't mean they have to haul every- thing away. W! Ni' 5' f AS' 0 J. l I KJ 3111 en TECK bl l 'Draw l I 5 The Halloween court for 1964 was as follows: Qzzeelz-Anita Carothers King-Frank Yeropoli ATTENDANTS: Joyce Oppedisano-Charles Dando Judy McCullough-Lary Maggie Cheryl Dauenheimer-John Kliem Darlene Byers-James Brady Kathy Martin-Rick Rheinhart JR. HIGH Queen-Dorthy Klamer King-Glen Barber l'i Aff The Annual Dory Meanor and Shirley McCurcly collect tickets at the cloor as this couple enter the Football Dance. r 4 1 n fg , - X X : ll 241 , GE The band for the evening was the Moonlighters, with our own Mr. Marino. The dancing was enjoyed by all the couples. Football Dance The Honor Court and last year's royal couple look on as 1964 King joe Pepe crowns our new Football Queen, Donna Grimes. The Honor Court was from left to right: Bob Gallo, Bev Slavic, Patty Caggiano, Donna Grimes, joe Pepe, Bill Volk, Ellen Kennedy, and Bernie Crespy. I F, gyms, The Seventh Annual Football Dance was held on Friday, November 20, 1964. The music was pro- vided by the Moonlighters. Patty Caggiano and Bill Volk, the 1965 King and Queen, crowned Donna Grimes and joe Pepe as the Royal Couple of 1964. Ellen Kennedy, Bernie Crespy, Beverly Slavic and Bob Gallo were honor attendants. The Royal Couple led off the first dance DAN ., . YY..,....4. ..,,, .,. ,..... A MR. TENNYSON LIND A .v..,7, ,......,... ,, Sr. Play: The Perfect Idiot Chris Michael . Jim Stewart Janet jenkins RHODORA ,,,....,.... ...,,,,. S ally Barnes CARLA ....eeee, JACKIE eeeeeeee PUFF eeee,,e.eeee.eee JEANNIE ,ee..eee. . Cindy Smith . Ron Mackie Bill McCombs Sherry Roberts MISS BOOTH . .,,,,, . MISS BAKER t,,,,,ii,,,,w, MRS. TENNYSON ,t,i,, POLICEMAN ,,,,tt,,, . DR. VON BARF ..,..,,., MR. LATHERBY ,,,.. .. MR. BARNARD .......,, STUDENT DIRECTOR Bette Wfitherspoon . ..,,,,,,. Linda McKee . ...,,. Carol Giesecke .. . Bob Arbogast Chris Kalemba Rick Winger Ken Cotton , Linda Kennedy On December 3rd and 4th, 1964, the Senior Class successfully presented The Perfect Idiot. Dan, the boy genius, consents to help Puff pass and become eligible for sports. While attempting to do this he mistakenly hypnotizes Mr. Latherby, the sponsor of Dan's program into thinking he's a rabbit, and then loses his chance to go to college. Having done that he then loses Linda, his girl. He somehow manages to save his friends from being expelled from school, gets a perfect zero on an I.Q. test, and keeps every- one who knows him from a seizure of collapse. The play was directed by Mr. Fred Schaefer. I06 I X x U ,F fvpn x R 1' ! ! HMP- 'WNF- I I I tell you I can hypnotize Puff into passing, and what's more I'll prove it. wg I ff 1 I' ' ' ' Are you crazy? Is every- one crazy? You can't reason with him, he's a hypothroidf' I07 I X M ' .X G1 iff ,fl 'Q ' . Ei., + Chnstmas S? 'A N 3 'I E Y K in ff - WIKI' Wi 'I 'W f A 13 'i' - 'Q k9 'K 1 f 325:31 1 i iff' 1 gmfm V W . 'ETS Y Q, if SK 2 555, iiflxlv W I if ' f' 16:77 fi . Q ,, X ,nxh fi ?fiY253i'?? 'lf' 2 Ea .f'E5i'hiz,AQL!w' V ,SM J., 'iilisi ii '1- K E 5? W, , 53231192 'DEBLVMYSE 5 gag. 1 nw .1 Q5 ww - we 3 , w. M 2 M C 21 I' O ll S C l The setting of the story is springtime in New Eng- land in the late 1800's. Billy and Julie meet at the carnival where he is a barker. They fall in love and later marry, much to the dismay of jealous Mrs, Mul- lins, the owner. Carrie, her best friend, is soon to marry Enoch Snow, a fisherman, but these plans are hampered by Jigger Craigin, a masher. jigger tells Billy of a scheme to get some money in a hurry. He plans to rob Mr. Bascombe, owner of the town's knitting mill, after the traditional clambake. Billy doesn't Want to but when he finds out Julie is going to have a baby he decides to go through with it. During the robbery jigger gets away but Billy commits suicide so as not to go to jail. julie then goes to live with Aunt Nettie, boisterous and a friend to all. During his lifetime Billy has never told Julie that he loves her, In heaven he is given the chance to return to earth for a day to do one good thing. By this time it is Louise's, Billy's daughter, graduation. At the ceremony he tells his daughter that he cares for her and to Julie, that he has always loved her. With this he returns to heaven to enter the pearly gates. CAST JULIE JORDON .. ,,,, ,,,, ,, Nancy Edwards BILLY BIGELOXV ,,,, ,,,, , Bernie Cfespi CARRIE PIPPERIDGE H.. ,f.... Naomi Daugherty ENOCH SNOW ...........,.... ......., ..... K e lly Clark IIGGER CRAIGIN ....... ,... . .. ,.,,, Jim Gwin NBTTIE FOWLER ,....... ...... I oyce McCready DAVID BASCOMBE ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, B ill MCC0mb5 MRS. MULLIN ,,,.,t,,.,, HANNAH . ,,. , .. LOUISE ,. .s,,, HEAVENLY FRIEND STARKEEPER DQCTOR SELDON H PRINCIPAL ,. 5 't I--5 F We . wifi . -Q:S ?4Xh3W6 . ........ Kathy Musser Donna Grimes , Kathy Proctor Howard Gierling Rick Winger , Harold Gwin On Saturday, January 30, 1965, the junior Class hosted an excellent evening of music by the internationally acclaimed Thiel Choir. Founded by the director, Marlowe KW. johnson, eleven years ago, the Thiel Choir, whose membership comes from the student body, has won international as well as national acclaim. In 1963 the 65-voice choral group drew excellent reviews during a world tour. The National Cathedral, Washington, D.C., the National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C., and the Carnegie Music Hall are but a few of the places the choir has performed. A few of the choral selections for the evening were: Psalm 8 . ,. J , ., ,,,,, ,, ,e,,,. ,,,. . ,. joseph Gelineau The Spirit Also Helpeth Us ,,,,,, ,,,.,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, J . S. Bach Pilgrim Psalms . ,,,,.,,,,,, ,,... Ross Lee Finney Vision of Peace ,. ,.....,. Jean Berger Pater Noster ,,,,., C Igor Stravinsky Trumpets of Zion . ,,i.r O. C. Christansen Brazilian Psalm ..... , Jean Berger Jr. Play of '64 The junior Class of '64 presented its play, We Shook the Family Tree, on May 14 and 15, 1964. The cast was as follows: Hildegimle .,.eeeee.,,.......,e,,,,,,, ,Ye, , Naomi Daugherty Mr. Dolmiz ,,l. ,,..,,,.,.......,,l I ohn Gebhart Mfr. Dolmiz ,,,,,, .,,.,,. M ary Ann McClelland Sally ,,,,,,,,,,,,, .,,A,,, M ary Ann Nickum Bala .,,e,, ,,,.rr..... I ames Stewart jimmy .,,,,, .,..,..,,,. R on Mackie Paige ...,.... .,,,, N ancy Matheny Sherry Roberts Ellie May l...,,...., ..... J udy Grinnen fill ,,i,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,i,,,. B everly Slavic Freddie Slaermmz .....,. ,,,..,,. B ill McCombs Mr. SIJ6I'77ZellZ ,i,,,,,, ,,,i,i,,,,,i,, ,,,i,,,e T o m Leslie MN. Sherman .....,.,,,,,,i,.e,,.,,,,,,Y......v,. Linda McKee The play was successfully directed by Miss Mildred Patterson. xl df, x X.. X 11,4 - 1- -if Que, ,- W - ie., , .ans Prom of '64 I W If, Q P f K 0 Mrs. Buerkle was our soloist for the evening. On the evening of May 29, 1964, the Iunior Class hosted the annual junior- Senior Prom at the Scottish Rite Cathedral. Polynesian Paradise was the theme and the setting, a dreamy atmosphere. The ball- room was richly decorated in various shades of blue. Everyone danced to the beautiful music of joe Cann and his orchestra. En- tertainment for the After Prom Party was provided by john Reed King. Dancing to the music of joe Cann Rex My EPNA N ' Comme NNN 1 of DR. ROBERT KAZMAYER ELLEN PLEVNIC Bement i 1964 1, if uf- f ED MARTSOLF TOM CARR On the evening of June 5th, the graduating class of 1964 marched proudly down the aisles of our au- ditorium to the strains of Pomp and Circumstancef' The graduates, robed in scarlet and white, created an atmosphere of solemni- ty. The guest speaker for the evening was Dr. Rob- ert Kazmayer. Student re- presentatives, Ellen Plev- nic, Tom Carr, and Ed Martsolf, spoke on their respective courses of study, business, academic, and vocational. II7 I uf' V ....., GL. x V7 g,4 'Vi A T 3, .h KLM My K, y P 'Hifi 1 1 l 255' i f Y Q-ff ,Z.A sy N My-F1 . f-!.1'l 455n--A L Qs. + , - X wr S Sonns or me rmnm A A s 1' . M '1861-xaes---W MM V. , W X iv M- w.,..11fW. 7 ' .iff Y. kC!l!l N f wif i' -J : X I- .M 1 1 , 4 6 f X, Q 3 + ,..,,. ,, A fx A .- -mg-ff.::: L, , , - -, 'V 32 ff 5519, M ' 5- H1 Q W., 'WC Sai H an 4 E5 'L f W Ek WWFQLEIV' 4, 'gg' ,,.. K S K mx K R jkykefwv Q 52135 iw: fy Hr -,..,,,Am . .,... . V ,S 4 s Q w N5.:sg,L , f 5313? Z' hwfmm Qing: sy Q: 4 5 5 Q , E A Sli 5221, .,: ,A . --ga 5 ' ' if k f' ffgm if,1z1.wi1WU A X gm X Yliiiiii , i 5f' - ' . J ' ' K X Q Q 3 . A , A.,, zwgswgyfizigff,ff : z, g g WW, -,,, L, -- ,. .,,, ,. ,. f f N , i'vig'sv 62213 ks K wig, Y' ' H ' :fi - .L ffwfwg f 1 mf H N. Ks ' 1 Vu., 'f fn Tp! .ffm ,J U fx' , IE! K K f., . g f is , 'A Aw X i ' H R X . .. K :Q-w.1: f 3 X ,L --.W mn URGANIZATIG Library Staff The Library Staff, un- der the direction of our able librarian, Mrs. Keil, is made up of ninth through twelfth graders chosen by the librarian, the English teachers, and the office staff, They were chosen for this privi- lege for, among other things, their high citizen- ship rating and their will- ingness to do tasks as- signed them. The work- experience opportunities which the library offers and the challenge which it extends to young peo- ple is invaluable to the student. I20 Council, flourished this year under the able guidance of Mr. Samsa, and student president Bernie Crespi. The coun- cil is responsible for many of the fine and new changes that have come about through the years at Mohawk. This year it conducted a suc- cessful coat and hat check at basketball games. Confusion in many of the everyday areas of life at Mohawk, such as the cafeteria situ- ation, has been straight- ened out through many council conferences and individual student action. The up coming sweat- shirt sale is a non-profit making project that is handled by the student council for the benefit of the students. The Stu- dent Council is made up of members elected by their homerooms. J J SEATED: Ellen Kennedy, Dorothy Rachic, Barbara McCullough, Jerry Kern, and John Gebhart. STANDING: Nancy Matheny, Mary Ann McClelland, Patty Wright, Stephanie Parrott, Betty Cowher, Bob Gallo, and Jim Stewart. ' ' Societ ational Honor Y 'Q L The Mohawk Chapter of the National Honor Society was established in 1962. The purpose of the organization is to recognize those students who have excelled in the following' areas: scholarship, leadership, character, and service. This year's officers are as follows: Preridefzl , ,t,,,,,,, ,,,, , , ,,,,, Jerry Kern Vine Preridefzz ..,..,.,e, ....., B arb McCullough Recording Serrelary , , , .A , Ellen Kennedy C0rreJp0mz'i:zg Secrelary t,,, ..,. D orothy Rachie Treazfzzrer , ,,,,,,,,,, , , c,,,,,,,, ,,,, , , ,,,,,.,,,., ,,,,,,, .,,,,r,, .,,,,..,., .,.,,,,,,,.,,,,,,t J O h I1 Gebharf On February 18, the fourth induction ceremony was held. The main speaker was Mr. Herbert from Erie, Pa. At this time, 22 new members were inducted into the society. The following are these new members: E ? Naomi Daugherty Nancy Davis Dave Dawson Carol Giesecke Donna Grimes Linda Leech Tom Leslie Chris Michael Joyce Samsa Bonnie Tindall Shirley Walker Carol Werner Rick Winger Joyce Wishart Bette Witherspoon Jmziozzr Carol Bianchi Chris Donofrio Carol Hodge Kathy Martin Judy McCullough Joyce Simonsic Frank Yeropoli i ff' .J Future Teachers of America Because teaching is a highly specialized profession, requir- ing adequate and extensive preparation, and offering expand- ing, vital, demanding, and rewarding serivce, the Future Teachers of America Club acts as a guiding organization to help young people decide whether they should consider it as a career. The executive staff for 1964-65 consists of: Prefidenl .c.........r,tt,,.,.,,,,..,...,i,,t. Betty Cowher Vire President ..ci,,, ,c..... L inda Harding Secretary ,,,.,,,,,c,.,, . ,,,ct Judy McCullough T7'E!l.fZl7'61' ...,,,,,,, ,c,c,,,r. K aren Gorgas Lfb7'f77'fd7Z t,,.,t,..i,.. .,.... L inda Walker Pa1'lif1menInrimz ,,,.r, ,..,.,,,,,,.,.,., D on Dougherty Hf.If07'id7Z t,,,, ,,,c..,,,,,,,,,, ....,..,. C a rol Giesecke The co-advisors are Mrs. Marino and Mr. Lees. A number of field trips to the various college campuses, observation of teachers and classes in the county schools, and aiding in many of the school programs are a few of the various activities in which the Future Teachers participate. .ng l .. 1. Future Business Leaders of America The Future Business Leaders of America, a club added to Mohawk's extracurricular program last year, is open to anyone enrolled in subjects of the business field. Miss Farina and Miss Crawford are the club's sponsors. The 1964-65 officers are as follows: Pnaridefzz A.,,rr . ,,s, ,,se, S hirley Mc:Curdy ' ' ' Vzre Prerfdefzt e,,,,e ,,s,Y,,ss,s, D iane Taylor U T U R E 56f1'9fd1'j' V,V..... ,,,,r B ette Wfitherspoon T7'9f1-WIFI' .. H .r,,,,, Tressa Tutino Reporter .. rss...,,,s,,,.....,.,,..,,,,,,, Kathy Shumaker EADERS MERICA Q USINESS Meetings and projects are designed to carry out the national purposes of service, education, and progress. By providing individual oppor- tunities to develop initiative, dependability, and the traits which businessmen require of their employees, the F.B.L.A. carries out the ideas of education and progress. By providing a stenographic pool for teachers, a banking program for students, and a school store, the Warriors Trading Post, for both teachers and students, the club carries out the idea of service. I23 Future Nurses Club The purpose of the Future Nurses Club is to bring together in high school young people who are interested in careers in nursing and health. Some of our activities are as follows: an initiation, a trip to a Youngstown hospital, sewing cancer bandages, and mak- ing Christmas projects for children in the hospital. The officers are: President, Shirley Walker, Vice Pres- ident, Helen Hill, Secretary, Carol Hodge, Treasurer, Amy Lamb. I24 i Pep Club Pep Club, one of our largest student organizations, works toward the goals of increasing school spirit, and promo-ting attendance at athletic events. Activities of the Club include, pep assemblies before games, pub- licizing our athletic events, and sponsoring dances after the games. This year's officers include: Prerid e nt ..,.l,,,..,.,s,,,,.,.,,.,,,,,,, Bonnie Tindall Senior Vice President ,,,,,,,,,,,,..,r., .,sss,,,,.. B ernie Crespy junior Vice President ..,...,..,,....,.,,s. .....r, A nita Carothers who will be next year's president Senior Secretory .,,,,,. Senior Irenrnrer ...... fnnior S errelnry .,,.,. fnnior Treofnrer ., ,,.. ., Sophomore Secretory ,,,.. . Sophomore Treasurer ....s,. Dory. Meanor ., Linda Brown Randy Silhanek Frank Yeropoli Cheryl Ash Ken Barber ui l i U 1 We -7 Pl XL ,N f, Q Ml , Q'l '1?45 . N f, - sau lad' I25 The Arrow is a student newspaper published monthly which informs the student body of significant happenings and events. Edilor ,,,..,,.,, Ami Ediforf Society Editor Sporty Editor! Art o,,,o,,,o,..,.. Phozfogrrzpberr Lay-ou! .,,, Typifly ,,,, . Patty Wright John Logan Joyce Gallatin Susan Chaney Dave Dawson Ken Barber Ginny Scott Chris Michael Larry Craig Joyce McCready Audrey Peterson Janet Welker .. Linda Brown Bev Hogue Ronna Mahood Lois Meade Cathy Moore Q - ages, meg- record sl- d books to the 1 at Fayetteville the Fort Br-ogg packages were the high seas. Red Cross has sent covers, Christmas potted plants to the money and gifts to s. 3 supplied by the service men on have no tami- em presents. The' contain cigarette , nuts, fountain ettes. gift packages con- ge gift and smaller g playing cards, cig- and candies - were eteran hospitals. Oth- lude: 14 fruit cakes, Christmas music, hard candy, 48, crlptions to the Post, and BEV- edltion books. Cross will furn- ' ith 100 Christ- ning fount- rettes, and, 'd vpoinset- nior group stmas cards by the service ' ir families and enu covers were ts. have sent S100 ren overseas, and 2 gift boxes to be em at Christmas. ins one toy, soap, toothbrush, socks, ets. sent the St. Ma- bus to Fayette- te sing for vet- ' club is directed te ol the college. s 'sted with ght serlce will be held in Christ Episcopal Church Wednes- day night beginning at 10:30, with special seasonal music to be fol- lowed at 11 o'c1ock by observance of the Holy Communlong,The Right 1 w Episco Comm at 11:15 lowed by sp including a Shephex-ds,' R.lM, Co a. m. Chr Communlo ed. and sp ywill be re The Arrow Staff of christian faith much which is obscure and confused becomes clearer We realise that even su art n ence E., tor, will o Midltlgh Mldnl the Sacre, 'nesday nigh Vincent S. leigh! as 0 ral men's Chrlstm win be hel o'clock.- Hlg grated 116311 ered choir. A Christina he ln O Church co der Kuehne On Christm candlelight ss and song will be ity Luthera Musical Mrs and chol the muslcs following Adam b s duet J su Mrs W K s. U15 Beth1 Dickinson, Leager, theme: ry to God ous Chrl Sheep Lu congtill several M The o three ld J 49 l ' 6 .l. .- fP. W. -- 'cu 1 l 'I' u I , V --1 x. h- I - w Here, joyce gathers some news to be written in their weekly column. Ted reads the Youth Page to view the final product. Ted McKissick, Chris O'Neil, and Joyce Gal- latin are the Mohawk Youth Correspondents for the New Castle News. Chris has the tedious task of typing the completed l'le'WS. -- Future Farmers of America Preridenl , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Paul Davis Vice Preriderzz ,,,,...,,, ,,,,, B ill Dice 2nd Vice Prefiderzz , ,,,, Bob Herb Serremry , ,,,. ,, Pat McCready Trearurer ,,,,,,,, Nelson McConahy Rejwrler ,,,,,,,,...,,,,,,... . Bob Ross Senlinel .,,,. ,r....,r.,,,,, D ave Foster Pm-Iiamerzzm-ian ,,,, Tom Leslie Chaplain .,,.....,,, .,., J ohn Gebhart Our F.F.A. has had a very successful year. Ronald Byers had the Grand Champion Guernsey at the district Dairy Show. Bob Herb and Ken Clark also placed very high at, the show. Our demonstration team took first place in electrical awards and second place in state competition at Harrisburg. Our square dance team won a blue ribbon in the Folk Dance Contest. Paul Davis and John Gebhart received the Keystone Farmer Degree at Har- risburg. The F.F.A. demonstration was expertly presented by Tom Les- lie, Nelson McConahy, Bill Dice, and Paul Davis. This able square dance team placed first at the Farm Show in Harrisburg. I28 ' 'IIE' -- ,. Qu.. Que' 'xl :EWS wax It '-' Til Future Homemakers of America The Mohawk chapter of the F.H.A. has enjoyed a very active year under the able leadership of: Prefidenl ,,,,..,.,,.. Sherry Roberts Vice Prexident ,,.,r....,.. Mary Ann McClelland Serremfy ,,... Betsy Marshall Treafurer ....,,,,..., Theresa Butera Historian .....,,. Kathy McDowell P:z1'liamen!arian ,,,, Carol Werner Advimr .,,,..,.,,,, Mrs. Frances Carr Among those activities partici- pated in were: a weiner roast, initiation service, joint meeting of F.H.A. and F.F.A., Toys for Tots Drive, demonstration team, square dance team, Valentine Dance, Exchange Student Assem- bly, and spring banquet. The title of the F.H.A. Dem- onstration was More Light on the subject. The members of the team included: Joyce Wis- hart, Mary Ann McClelland, Carol Werner, Donna Grimes, and Nancy Matheny. Our second square dance team won a white ribbon at the State Farm Show this year. Warrior MOHAWK WARRIORS Ki Q agp SENIOR MAJORETTES B. Boughner, H end Majoreile P. Tutino Drum Majafetle P. Colucci wr:-1 Band The band participated in the annual Halloween Parade and also the Ve-teran's Day Parade in New Castle. They also performed at all of the home football games and the majority of the away games. A pep band for the basketball games and pep assemblies was organized. It is under the direction of Bob Gallo and Ron Katich. The Band Parents sponsored a roller skating party and a fish fry among other events to help raise money for Senior awards. The students this year have a choice of a jacket, a blazer, or a blanket. The band would like to thank Mr. Marino for his help during football season. They also wish to welcome Mr. Stark to Mohawk. SENIOR BAND RONXV 1: K. Gorgas, J. Wishart, T. Butera, L. Brown, B. Slavic, Storti, L. Kennedy, N. Davis, B. Marshall. ROW 2: B. Fisher, . , -ii , T t Representing us at District Band held at Neshannock High School this year were: Nancy Davis on flute, Kathleen Musser on alto sax, Linda Brown on bass clarinet, Ron Katich on tenor sax, and Randy Anderson on baritone. MEMBERS M. Lombardo, C. Huber, C. Smith, C. Chandler, M. E. P. Wright, K. Musser, N. Daugherty, E. Carlisle, H. Hill, S Lombardo, R. Katich, D. Gleghorn, T. Leslie, E. Anderson, D. Dawson, R. Anderson. :iXm ,' -fia 4a r l ,l?f5 i -PN'3 ifff'.LiA E m viral . fX59sL- f' - ::: f f? if :. Mohawk Senior High 'Chorus The chorus under the direction of Eu- gene Mildon did a fine job this year in presenting two con- certs and a musical. ' 1 P. R ' 'W' Q A r 1. A 1 'rj' v tif Y I ri , W. t,,. .V ,N A , . ., 5 . 3, T.. N it , , a V I W. 1 V k I ti' I ll x ' 1 :ix - ' ' D ' I if . sl' R W- R r Il i . D . .,. . - f i ni l f it i . R 2 'Q '95 W E M . ,. A .9 . Q. . '- . . .. . v.sai'fw - . 2 ' - i ' -if f Simififfiiffiiffiiizsfv ' '?::i' :l--'ET mqgtggg, r 1 'Y , 1 --ff if W , - i, - -we 3 if rk refin e A- A .W Q--fi-gf .. . f i ' L' ' 'fwflf' WM - .- W I K ' W ' , '.x'5?gQ5fjlfg : . p ' ' ' . - f . . - ,, 1 w ww, .s..wg,::g,q.,gw, - U f 'K K 1.1f:fs ' mf-f,-'fs-fi:.1:i , - r'kr aw , f,if:'2 4 '.2?1i '. H, Q I Wm. ,fig-ez'-,'f173.Q, - '-'fe ' .fi-sff.'i.rfs'4 wz1ex:? 'QQ'f.':,fI2ip,rE,sE. fiyasml ..:..-flmzasiieiw E 'Il .-'asf-S - - gf l32 Senior Chorus Members ROW 1: B. McCul- lough, E. Kennedy, B. Tindall, S. Walk- er, J. Knouse, D. Bartlone, M. McClel- land, N. Matheny Row 2: J. Mf- Cready, D. Unger N. Daugherty, H. Hill, P. wright, K Musser, D. Grimes, B. Boughner, j Samsa, J. Wishart ROW 3: R. Patton R. Winger, Dj Dougherty, B. Mc- Combs, J. McKim, C. Daniels, B. Crespy. A Cappella Choir The a cappella choir was kept very busy this year. They sang for many local church services. District Chorus Members Nancy Edwards Nancy Matheny Bernie Crespy jim Gwin, Howard Gierling Chris Daniels ...mt , , - -M--,MQ -M-A -,-fA-, Y NMMWm...,,e ..,.w . -we .. .,s J f 5 5-gc:ggi'-7531-ayarfzawfiAX in MV' MM A' M Urwmi I K W ,- - . 332 amgff.-., --, K .7 i.. f f 5,-,,.r.:,., I33 Girls' Athletic Association The Girls Athletic Association was founded for the purpose of encouraging physical fitness. The activities include basketball games, exercises, and work on the gymnastic equipment. Their able advisor is Miss Domini. Stage Crew The stage crew is a group of boys who run stage equipment for all school activi- ties. Mr, Randolph, their advisor, teaches proper procedures in handling scenery, lighting. and movie projection. Touchdown Club Prefidczzl- Bernie Crespy Vice Preridefzl- Pete Kashubara Serremry- Bob Gallo Treaxurer- Dave Argiro The Touchdown Club is made up of football team members. Its main object is to maintain physical fitness the year round. f , Rx? l? If Los Conquistadores Latin Club The Latin Club is an organization working to encourage in young peo- ple an interest in and an appreciation of the civi- lization, language, litera- ture, and art of ancient Greece and Rome, and to give them some idea of the debt of our culture to that of classical antiquity. Officers for the year are: Alan Gwin --Consul Tom Fontanella -Pro-consul Peggy Yost -Srribae Mary Alice Cowher -Sfribne Renee Hoshowsky -Quaerlor Arlene Abraham -Qufzerzar The club has some an- nual events which high- light each year's program. In January members ini- tiate the ninth grade Latin members. ln October they enter a Halloween float in the Halloween Parade, rep- resenting important fig- ures in Roman history and mythology. In March a Latin II party is held. The club closes its year in June with a picnic. I36 To enhance the study of Spanish, Los Conquis- tadores was formed. It is open to all members of the Spanish classes. Through their meetings and parties. the club tries to bring about a better understanding of the peo- ple, their culture, and the customs which make up our Latin American neigh- bors. Officers of the club are: P7'6J'fdE7Il+ Kenneth Barber 111 Vice Presidenf- Richard Grimes 2224 Vice Prefidezzf- Tressa Nestasi Serrefmy- Donald Zokle Trenrurer- Shirley Arena Mrs. Margaret Hardesty is the club's advisor. Prey. Dick Stanley V. Pres. Patti Day Sec. Brenda Boughner Treat. Judy Grinnen Program Committee Chairman Cathy Proctor French Club Advifor Mrs. Shira Les Petits Choux Francais The name of our French Club is Les Petits Choux Francais. The main purpose of the club is to promote a greater understanding of the French people, their land, habits, and customs. The club is open to all French students and those having completed one year of French. It meets once a month. Chess Club The Chess Club was organized to increase the stu- dents' knowledge and participation in the game of chess. Each semes- ter a tournament is held to determine the champion of the club. The officers are: Pres. Tim jen- kins, V. Pres. Don- ald McKim, Sec. M i k e Frketich, Treas. Charles Burk, Advisors- Mrs, Olson and Mr. Campbell. I37 x 1 n J cm 4 ff ,.,f f .f N K .f M ., Q ,, he , Xxx fy! JUNIOR HIGH K' 9-B ROW 1: R. Romeo, T. Carr, J. Grimes, K. jackson, A. Brown. ROW 2: J. Brown, K. Swanson, D. Snyder, J. Herr, J. Woods, P. Lingenfelter. ROW 3: T. Randolph, C. Curran, M. Headings, L. Barnes, D. Dawson. ROW 4: E. Spears, S. Paden, S. Wallace, L. Douglas, R. McCurley, L. Flick. ROW 5: V. Michael, J. Hodge. -i Y 'laivliW22i5l..-fE1ELs. .shi 9-A ROW 1: S. Vitril, D. Klarner, D. Mielke, R. Alexander, G. Barber. ROW 2: D. Marich, N. Stewart, J. Kursel, F. McCune, R. Mioni, S. Wright. ROW 3: E. Kwiat, R. Carletti, P. Day, P. Norge, D. Gorgas. ROW 4: S. McCurley, J. Stanley, 1. Scilla, A. Bonace, K. Frazier, R. Radich. ROW 5: R. Cox, S. Fugh, M. Berton. 9-C ROW 1: D. Butch, K. Nelson, L. Warren, S. Taylor, B. Donnelly. ROW 2: L. Kumrow, C. Shiraldi, B. Mahood, B. Patterson, I. Bryson, F. Kuhn. ROW 3: L. Hervatine, R. Haag, L. Stelter, R. Musquire, S. Colucci. ROW 4: D. Cooper, G. McConahy, R. Williams, D. Moore, D. Wyant. 9-D ROW 1: E. Domenick, D. Slavic, S. Dennison, M. VanKirk, A. Gilmore. ROW 2: D. Puz, A. Mars, L. Coon- fare, K. Deal, C. Mattie, A. Pieri. ROW 5: R. Caughey, W. Renner, J. Cameron, I. Fox, S. Kaylor. ROW 4: L. McCoy, F. Knaves, D. Caughey, R. Dobrich, C. McConnell, B. Lupo. ROW 5: J. List, D. Spellick. 9-F ROW 1: W. Rowe, E. Coonfare, E. Stuart, J. Henry, I.. Meyers, D. Whip po. ROW 2: R. Penwell, D. Pez zullo, G. Rodenbaugh, P. Oakes, C. LaPatka, M. Mielke, L. Wells. ROW 3: P. Craig, C. Martz, S. McKirn, A. Fike, L. Hughes, D. Knight. ROW 4: L. Ferk, D. Kachmar, V. Tutino, J. Bon- ace, T. Rupert, R. Commisso, R. Frum. ROW 5: S. Leicht, D. Wike, K. McCon- nell, D. Felix, P. Jaskola, R. Johnson. 9-E ROW 1: W. Kovacs, A. Bonace, C. Gallagher, L. Harlisky, L. Showman. ROW 2: R. Pannutti, R. Gwin, E. Cra- craft, D. Anderson, K. Navarra, E. Riley. ROW 3: M. Barber, M. R. Zeigler, S. Martin, M. Gregg, M. McCree. ROW 4: K. Harriger, L. Boyer, E. Fredericks, R Quear, J. Serjak, D. Bara. ROW 5: J Marshall, R. Stuart, R. DeMatteis, C Scott, B. McCready. 8-A ROW 1: E. Barnes, R. Tanner, A Byers, J. Mummy, J. Quehl, P. Hair hogger. ROW 2: M. Klamer, D. Tutino, R. Berton, D. Gibson, K. Hosler, S. Anderson, K. Carnbucci. ROW 3: L. Olson, M. Dantonio, S. Frketich, D.. Harding, P. Sentgeorge, J. Carothers, K. Andrews. ROW 4: D. Cooper, W. Hardy, C. McAnlis, J. Craig, R. Gleg horn, H. Mathews, D. Tinclall. ROW 5 S. Musser, B. Bauman, L. Wicldowfield T. Chapman, J. Cotton, D. Bright. .. aiu? V Yqli 9-G ROW 1: C. Klingensmith, S. Wil- liams, C. Weimer, N. Musitano, C Samsa, V. Sainato. ROW 2: C. Proctor C. Donatelli, B. Rendt, P. Wilk, I Kozol, S. Rachic, T. McAnlis, ROW 3 J. Feld, C. Kelly, D. Musser, L. McBride R. Wilcles, M. Frketick. ROW 4: D Argiro, J. Ferlan, G. Baxter, W. Logan, D. Neal, D. Strohecker, B. Stembal. ROW 5: M. Swogger, A. Jaroz, J. Budai, J. Tenhula. 8-B ROW 1: J. Harriger, R. Straitwell, K. Potochnik, J. McBride, K. Vignoli, R. Neal. ROW 2: B. Nickolson, G. Bell R. Vlright, D. Hvizdak, R. Mastropietro P. McClelland, F. Capan. ROW 3: M A. Mohorick, D. Donofrio, C. McMich- ael, H. Leslie, C. Mitchell, C. Mittica ROW 4: V. Freed, J. Sentak, K. Mrozek R. Rheinhart, R. McClellan, W. Anderi son, E. Spincic. ROW 5: -I. McAnlis, H Hribar, P. Williams, L. Munn, P. Smith D. McCullough. ROW 6: B. A. Mc Cready, D. Claypool. x a 1 8-C ROW 1: S. Perry, D. Coonfare, J. Riley, J. Rowe, D. Gwin, W. Baird. ROW 2: D. Mariotti, B, Kennedy, D. Kaylor, D, Meanor, R. Gilkeson, T. McConahy, J. Gleghorn. ROW 3: I. Peterson, S. Craig, M. B. Andrews, D. Harmon, N. Lowry, M. Randolph. ROW 4: R. Yeropoli, S. List, R. Sainato, R. McQuiston, M. A. Capan, P. Ryan, D. McCurley. ROW 5: C, McConnell, D. Vrabel, J. Cegelka, S. Snyder. 8-E ROW 1: L. Zendron, R. John grass, D. Cassidy, J. Andrushenko, C. McClain, P. Anderson. ROW 2: L. Bu tera, S. Ambrosia, T. McConnell, R Keeler, S. Johnson, R. Arena, D. Grekon ROW 5: I. Bara, T. McGuire, S. Mur phy, C. Davidson, M. Scott, E. Eaton ROW 4: C. Klepfer, J. Anderson, B. Barber, D. McDowell, B. Brest, C. Hankey, R. Abraham. ROW 5: J. Nes tasie, F. Cossentino, J. Micco, W. Wiech, T. Dando. ..-- - 8-D ROW 1: R. Huber, M. A. Samsa, S. Galanski, K. Colucci, S. Brown, D. Bartlone. ROW 2: D. Foster, J. Bulisco, D. Mediate, P. Reynolds, D. Oakes, B. Pagan, J. Jereb. ROW 5: D. Nelson, L. Mayberry, G. Oden, D. Tarnaski, J Clark, B. Woods, D. Peterson. ROW 4: R. Householder, T. Van Dyke, B. Mag- none, J. Lyclic, KW. Loth, K. Ramsey, I Buchannan. ROW! 5: M. A. Perrone, A. Spincic, A. Lorello, D. Gresick, I Hovis, L. McKim. - A 8-G ROW 1: I. Nulph, G. Armstrong, C. Veon, R. Evans, A. McCandless, P. johngrass. ROW 2: R. Perschke, F. Bekoski, B. Sullivan, V. Smith, M. Micco, D. Pacillo, S. McKinney. ROW 3: L. Ramsey, M. johns, C. Payne, C. Downey, C. Sherrill, P. Swesey. ROW 4: L. VanKirk, S. McKinney, J. Janiel, S. Ferree, H. Watson, G. Sheffey, N. Arena. ROW 5: T. Brunson, T. Haines, B. Wolthers, J. Woods. -1 fi-. IIA 8-F ROW 1: D. Hodge, D. Murray S. Watt, K. Nestasie, C. Meade, A Morgan. ROW 2: S. Cortez, P. Byers G. Ferree, C. Martin, M. Brown, F Lukehart, F. Frazee. ROW 5: P. Mac- Arthur, M. Romeo, S. Beldon, W Burkhouse, C. Ross, P. Brady, 1. Carpen- ter. ROW 4: F. Retort, G. Davis, M Martin, J. Procopio, B. McFate, T Herb, R. Fox. M l 7-A ROW 1: B. Jackson, M. Loth J. Porodmik, C. Musmmo, P. Williams, B. Liggett. ROW 2: R. Swanson, R Hamm, S. Anderson, E. Hardy, C. Ash C. Musitano, T. Vrabel. ROW 3: T fPitts, J. Fazzalhre, H. Wolanski, C Woods, E. Brown, N. Ferlan. ROW 4 S. Peterson, M. Spragre, N. Dmetruk, C Sirnonsic, D. Williams, E. Hardesty, C Braykovich. ROW 5: J. Commisso, M Arbogast, J. Nickum, D. Houk, D Walker, T. McKim. 7-B ROW 1: K. Mickler, J. Kaylor, P. DeRosa, M. Sentak, J. Mrozek, K. IVfcClain, N. Mohorich. ROW 2: Gallo, D. Danch, J. Steele, G. Glass, J. Willson, J. Mioni. ROW 3: B. McCon- nell, 'T. Zokle, D. Brecll, D. Zeh, J. Wallace, S. Falasco, H. Puchlopel-:. ROW 4: Pfeifruk, J. McKim, D. Welker, S. Van Tassel, J. Logan, P. Bright, J. Hodge. ROW 5: C. Lingenfelter, G. Pusuik, D. Sankovich, P. Cowher, B. Davis, Ni. Snezic, C. Kuhn. 7-D ROW 1: R. Kerr, R. Shearer, W Sheffey, L. Coonfare, A. Clark, I Daugherty. ROW 2: T. Gearhart, J Donatelli, T. Schlering, R. Leslie, T Wallace, L. Spears, N. Gibson. ROW 3 G. Sheffey, D, Sanlcovich, D. Craeraft S. Heckathorne, M. Logan, D. Hosler ROW 4: Caggiano, L. Parker, D Galanski, V. Allen, H. Cuetan, D Freed, P. Book. ROW 5: D. Spellick O. Van Tassel, D. Nottingham, Lf. Shaw. 7-C ROW 1: D. Copson, B. King, C. Frame, K. Zarlingo, J. Tarnaski, R. Robb. ROW 2: V. Migliorato, B. Gwin, D. McCready, H. Hughes, J. Dohrich, F. Lorello, J. Petro. ROW 5: F. Mart- solf, P. Phillips, B. Strohecker, L. Russo, G. McKim, N. Whiting, J. Patterson. ROW 4: S. Smith, K. Luketic, M. Cegel- ka, A. Martin, L. Strawhecker, B. McCown, P. Klepfer. ROW 5: B. Car- hone, J. Murray, J. O'Donnel, N. Davis, D. Colick, R. jones, W. Fullerton. . .... ....,, .M.,,..., Wa... Mm.. .,.. ,w,,.,W, ,,,, W Wt, W K , , 4 I 4 M Nmwsmk ww s:-' .-.i N '- -.'f' R . - -e 1 N' M? X, . . Q, .2 , , ,px '-1 W- w 39.5-...' , .if .. f 5 , 4 ' . N- ka, iff , gl .Mm Vxyizga Nqr if will is elif 1 5 ra vi ' in ta if R 1. . M 'M 'R l K an X W J A 1 33 my 'Stag Y 2 xiii? 4? gen' i 2 :sf 5 S? X ue ,V W WE M4 , , ' Wag-we-it f- - -: , f . . A L f 9333 -K ,ri .,, + 4 ' , A . ' :Q g-we of f ' get N , - as - .... K' i , . . ...M , ,ly W A ... . Qi . 'z Q - 'f -' ' 'H+ 'Q' 4f.: 'f2 gif? -V 'BT W e 'ft t.. XY Q M W 5525 'T 1- W M 'l f R' ,Rv -4 4 K W ' ' . is 2 ii - A X . K ' QM W S N S '.T'? fff3siQif '-i- ' f t -Lfffrit-vi'5'f5eTif . f- . E f X , Ki ' il J X ff' K ' . ,V if .t ie if - I mai, ' , 4. we an NL 3 , ' gf--g , tlrs t . . ' T 7-F ROW 1: P. Showman, R. Eich horn, L. Paris, J. Altman, L. Gagliano. ROW 2: N. Penwell, M. Bryson, R Shaner, I. Li-lley, J. Marietta, O. Com misso. ROW 3: R. Grebenz, E. McCon nell, M. Buchanan, C. Leicht, D. Hag gerty. ROW 4: S. Wallace, M. Kachmar, J. Harriger, M. Woods, T. Penwell, R Sheffey. ROW 5: T. Kysor, T. Clark. 22 nBS'5?i?i lRile:' ffl ne. 7-E ROW 1: G. McCandless, D. Whippo, J. Arent, S. Wonorski, S. Greene. ROW 2: S. Weir, L. Byers, J. Clark, E. Snyder, S. Craig, K. Vitril. ROW 5: W. Boyer, J. Kwait, L. Alex- ander, T. Russell, D. Micco, C. Shiderly. ROW 4: J. Swogger, T. Belden, R. McConnell, D. Ryan, L. Herr, K. Mor- ris. ROW 5: G. Heckathorne, R. Gregg, R. McMillan, E. Kennedy, P. Tenhula D. McConnell. 1 7-G ROW 1: D. Thomas, W. Anders son, C. McKinney, L. McFate, R. Me- hocic. ROW 2: M. Shaw, V. Rubesa, S. Sankovich, B. Lenhardt, L. Dennison, C. Brown. ROW 3: J. Vankirk, T. Toy, I. Tutino, F. Joseph, M. Schmitt. ROW 4: F. McCree, D. Sherry, C. Kline, M. Bright, G. Kumrow, A. Unger. ROW 5: L. Laughlin, D. Schmitt. Junior High Basketball Left to right: S. Rachic, E. Spears, J. Scilla, S. Hodge, J. Sahic, D. Dawson, T. Randolph. Mr. Book has done an excellent job coaching his team on to many victories. The 7th and 8th grade team, under Coaching of Mr. Demaio, has a 14-3 record this year. my if -c i, I N P W ll I47 J r.-Hi Cheerleaders 9th 7th 8: Sth Grade Cheerleaders I48 Debbie Gorgas Royanne Carletti Patti DHY Judy Grimes Patty Wilk Kilfhl' Pmffef Phyllis Hnirhoger Roberta Neal Mary Beth M. Ann Parrone Lynn Butera Grade Cheerleaders Andrews Marcy Randolf Junior High Band and Chorus 9 5 in .E s, Q yrrhyr in ki' ,RA gh R ti H. K7 J53,19l,t6'l, L We ni n g fi Aphmrn4a,n,tv 1 In 61 f't,o.5 ,fsii is FS +W,f i es o t, 0 i in i :fm Gonna o A Amr? Eff mfg-4gef.' p es NVQ mmm fl .nfii X 1-fig Qvnymf mini 6 Fl A ii H Q if . Y ,, ,, , 1 V - K ., . rl ,. H ., gl ' -uk' QT i -K N ln? 4 it saae Q 1 Q V as l at f ,, , , .1 f. '-:if rx- r - - W 'Nil' The Junior High Chorus, under the direction of Mr. Mildon, follows the record and tradition of excellent choral music which Mohawk has. The Junior High Band, directed by Mr. Marino, works together hard to bring the area fine instrumental music. ., .W .VA. 7, W -gkw f . , f , if 4 Q ilfllu ' ig Hg As come have For o Jus recall high FAREWELL 1 we have come to the end of t to the end of our high school Ulf been the best years ofi our life an thers, the best years remain to come.l t as a good book will linger ed to you many years from now, school education. l From a tan led mass of lans ictur theT in a dim back forev otem staff, have sought to build a special way reflect Mohawk 1965. and the classrooms quiet, we hope t the memories of this year and liol er in your memory. i l l 1 2 1 A 1 l 1 I I 1 i 2 l 1 ' Q 1 l 1 his book, we hav e. For some, thes d will be chefishe. your mind and l: so too will you es, and names, wi book which woul As the halls gro' his book will brin d this living schoi l l l l l 1 l l E 2 3 s I 5 Z Q 'Q I V 'P ' , ' Q sg, fy S If' A. 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