Mohawk High School - Totem Yearbook (Bessemer, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1966 volume:

A 2 Q W ! 5 Z -s f Q .4 -M , , vw-:ff-M ' f 1' ' TABLE QF CONTENTS TRATIOM VBDMQIEEUUY Q I5 ENEIEIRQL R35 M N f N3 2 , To the Class of 1966 Graduation from high school marks a most significant period in your life. Per- haps the greatest transition will be in in- creased opportunity for self-direction. With this opportunity comes an increased per- sonal responsibility for your ideas and actions! In a world of complex and con- tinuing problems, in a world of irritations and frustrations, leadership must be guided by learning and reason. May you find that your experiences and lessons in high school have fortified you against error, against and against are alien to America. Mary Alice Cowher, Susan Groce, and Patti Glass Lynn Hayes and Joyce Simonsic , 1,. - 1-L .' M f-kVf ' Ii Nancy Rowe, Jerry McCree, Lynn Hayes, Dave Argiro, and Joyce Simonsic EDITOR .......... . . . JUNIOR EDITOR ..... . .... BUSINESS MANAGER ......... JUNIOR BUSINESS MANAGER . . . .. .. SPORTS EDITORS ............ . . STAFF: Jeff Bright, Mary Alice Cowher, Susan Groce, Carol Hodge, J line Pence, Nancy Rowe, Patty Ryan, Diane Taylor. Joyce Simonsic Lynn Hayes .. Lois Meade . . . Patti Glass Randy Silhanek Dave Argiro erry McCree, Caro- EH 521 1 4 !?Q WMI Dedication XS inezship is a b si Bus:Nf55 C THE SGLE PROPRIETORSHIP ...wmrfl s.- 4 .....'.ae1, ls 1 easz. E - Aewm Alnelll K RP ' TQSAQVA H.. X, A Legs u ness enterprzse M224 4 h ' QDYANTAGES OF THE PA Y , mu Cpelaed R NEQS!-HP: 3 l Q THE . . ' ' 'Nz' :fi -2179 irferxxre Q , l DrSAQ,VAN.MGES OF T . , .. ,LA H, D,qRwNERSHtpl wr-+A. A ' -1 Y-...api M' , l ml 5'-S pan T X ACORPGRAUO T Collioralion is a h x A-feggrf i mm . K 1 sul .ze was av lxlligpg 3 X. I yy--ll m 3 l IM m W sf e 'DE fffI.Z1filEfl slfffll fl M 5 1' We, The Class of 1966 of Mohawk Hugh School, oledncafe This book To The memory of James A. Book who has left an indelible mark upon us. James A. Book 1927-1965 foreword Upon graduation, high school seniors have ascended to an important plateau. We, at Mohawk, have climbed a trail which has taken twelve years. Our teachers have been our guides. They have shown us the way, scouting unknown passages. We pause, but do not halt. A graduate's future may look as hazy as a smoke signal or as sharp as an arrow, but one must continue up the hills of the future. Success will go hand in hand with discouragement, but we must not turn back. As each plateau is at- tained, another higher one comes into sight. It is the responsibility of the youth of today to blaze a trail UP the mountains of the future. The Totem Staff jj,4frv1,4'-fyzflxfg, Joyce Simonsic EDITOR-IN-CHIEF l The builders of the steps . . ADMINIS T RA TION Mohawk Area School Board -.11 SEATED: Wayne Walker, Joseph Gennaro, Ross Strohecker, George Bauman, Harris McClelland, Floyd Douglas, Charles Boyer, Mrs. Dennie Mehocich, James A. Ciletti, Arthur Walker, Chester Clark. STANDING: John Brentin, John Klamer, James Martin, John Loth, Michael Swamk Lester Nord, Robert Jackson, William Mittica, Daniel' Vrable, Patsy Panella, Fred Grimes, Calvin Marshall, Chester Stewart, Archie Stuart Edwin Brandt. I0 School Board Secretary WAYNE WALKER The interest and concern of the people in our community for the students of Mo- hawk Jr.-Sr. High School is evident in the school board. Chosen are responsible rep- resentatives from all walks of life who work to provide a diversified society with quality education. This school board brings excellence to Mohawk Schools. -Qt'-'Q-gae i .a-,V -.1-....,....., gl Manford E. Brockway Supervising Princzpal Mr. Brockway, who has been associated with the Mohawk Area Schoolsltor ten years, is considered one of the top administrators in this area. In spite of his crowded schedule, he can always find time to help any student or teacher when help is needed. v-w..,,,,1 X!-h '-'Q 2 4 f 'Q-...E W-,J ,Vw- -rf- Herbert f Edwards Principal M Ed ards keeps M H S operating smoothly Always busy, always interested, r. w . . . ' ' eater school H' f'endl relationship with the students promotes gr and efficiently. is ri y spirit. Harold Johnson Assistant Principal You can turn any corner, glance down any corridor, and find our friend Mr Johnson. There is no problem too small for him to listen to quietly and diagnose He successfully carries out his numerous responsibilities while maintaining the re- spect and devotion of the students. Secretaries We K fe sr , Q 5 ff MRS. DOROTHY NORD MISS LaRUE BENEDICT Secretary To Mr. Brockway Secretary To Mr. Edwards EZ? MRS. MARTHA STROHECKER MRS. MARGARITE HARRIGER Secrefary To Mr. Edwards Secretary to the Guidance Deparfmenf Guidance Department Miss Martha Matthews Miss Matthews, our iunior high counselor, advises and aids the iunior high students in their choice of subiects, ac- cording to their future plans in senior high. Mr. John Sarnsa Mr. Samsa, as senior high counselor, is always glad to sit down with us and discuss our current problems, to help us make decisions, and to understand more about our- selves. He encourages each of us to engage in lifelong planning and counsels us on how to achieve it. ., H ,ya WN? xi X Our guides - the hczndrails of the steps of knowledge FACULTY English Department ' 'W ENGLISH DEPARTMENT DONALD W. CALDERWOOD, BSL Johnson, BS in Ed. Youngstown University, English. MRS. JANET L. SCHAEFER, BS in Ed. Slippery Rock State College, 7th 84 8th grade English. RONALD A. WALKER, BA Westminster College English, Junior Class Advisor. MRS. LUCILLE DAILEY, BS in Ed. Clarion State College, English. MRS. BONITA SALMEN, BS in Ed. Slippery Rock State College, English. MRS. JANICE PELTO, BA Westminster, College, English. BERNARD LISCIK, BA Waynesburg College, MS Westminster College, English, Yearbook Advisor, Senior Class Advisor. MRS. MARGARET E. CALDWELL, BA Waynesburg College, English. DAVEE ARTMAN, BA Thiel College, English, Newspaper Advisor. I8 s.: -X? READING DEPARTMENT MRS. MARGARET SHIDERLY, BBA in Busi- ness Education, Westminster College, 7th 8g 8th grade Reading. MRS. EILEEN G. GILMORE, BS Slippery Rock State College, MS Westminster College, Reading, Jr. High Red Cross Advisor. GUY DEMAIO, BS Geneval College Reading and English, Jr. Red Cross Ad- visor. Reading Department if DJ M 'c Librarian y E EUGENE C. MILDON, Maryville College, St. Vincent College, MRS. LUCILLE KEIL, B.A. Westminster College, M.S. Duquesne B.S. Music Ed., Duquesne University M. Music Ed., General Music, Music Appreciation, Jr.-Sr. Chorus, A Cappella FRANK J. STARK, B.S., M.E., Duquesne University, General Music, Music Appreciation, Dance Band, Jr.-Sr. High Band, Pep Band MRS. MARGARET HARDESTY, B.A., Geneva College Spanish, Spanish Club Advisor MRS. ANN SHIRA, B.A. Westminster College, French, French Club Advisor MILDRED PATTERSON, B.A., B.S. Grove City College Latin I, Latin ntl, Junior Class Advisor, Junior Play Director, Latin Club Advisor University, Library, Library Aid l i E g ,Z a Language Department Commercial ALFRED A. BOGGIA, B.S., Youngstown University, M.A., West- minster College, Art, Sr. High Football Coach, Assistant Basketball Coach ROCCO GUIDO, B.S., Edinboro State College, Art, Assistant Sr. High Football Coach MRS. CLARA T. MARINO, B.S., Youngstown University, M.S., Westminster College, General Math, Business Math, Typing I and II ISABEL CRAWFORD, B.S.C., Grove City College, M.A., New York University, Shorthand, Transcription, Office Practice, Typewriting, FBLA Advisor, School Activity Fund Treasurer ELEANOR P. FARINA, B.S., Thiel College, M.E., Kent State, Typing I, General Business, Bookkeeping, P.O.D., FBLA Advisor Art L F RUSSELL FERGUSON Marxetta College Slippery Rock State College Youngstown Umverslty West- E . 9 Home Economies Department MRS. FRANCIS CARR, B.S., Carnegie Tech, Vocational Home Economics, FHA Advisor, FHA Demonstration Team MARIE PALUMBO, B.S., Mount Mercy College, M.S. in Ed., Wests minster College, Homemaking, Sophomore Class Advisor Vocational Department I un...-14- WILLIAM C. CAPP, B.S., California State College, Wood Shop J. W. LAUGHNER, B.S., Pennsylvania State University, Agriculture, FFA Advisor WILLIAM E. RANDOLPH, B.S., California State College, Industrial Arts, Mechanical Drawing, Sophomore Class Advisor Drivers Education le if f I if Ei a ll Nxxxgxxxxx A L , . . . . .X H. ROGER BRADLEY, B.S. in Ed., Slip- 57 pery Rock State College I Drivers Education Health Department MRS. DOROTHY E. BAIRD, Jameson Memorial Hos- pital, Youngstown University, School Nurse, F.N.C. Advisor Physical Education Department Special Education Department . , EDWARD TIMPANO, B.A. Geneva College, Special Education JAMES C. CARDELLA, B.S. Slippery Rock, Special Education ANGELO PEZZUOLO, B.S. Youngstown University, M.S. Westminster College, ' Health and Physical Education, Sr. Class Advisor, Intramurals, Track Coach MRS. ELEANOR TULL, B.B.A. Westminster College, Girls' Physical Education, Cheerleader Advisor HENRY PEZZUOLO, B.S. Youngstown University, Physical Education, Baseball Coach Math Department CHARLES R. CAMPBELL, BS Westminster College, Algebra I, Geometry, Ninth Grade Advisor, Chess Club Advisor, Stage Crew Advisor. MRS. BERTHA ROBB, Slippery Rock College, Mathematics. MRS. SOPHRONIA L. HOPPER, Indiana State College, Mathematics. FREDERICK J. SCHAEFER, BS Edinboro College, Plane Geometry, Algebra ll, General Math, Junior Class Advisor, Senior Play Director. ' J S +2+3+4+5+6+1+8+9+llJ ,Fi Z1 my .aff PATSY JAMES MINIGIONE, BS Slippery Rock State College, Algebra I, General Math, Assistant Junior High Football Coach. HARTLEY C. ODEN, BS Thiel College, MS Westminster College, Algebra Il, Trigonometry, Solid Geometry, National Honor Society Advisor, Arrow Staff Advisor C. B. MCKISSICK, BS Valparaiso University, Mathematics, Audio-Visual Aids. Science Department ,ff 1 sw a JAMES L. FERRANTE, B.S., Hahnemann College of Science, M.S., University of Pittsburgh, Advanced Biology, Faculty Manager of Athletics RICHARD J. DUFFY, B.S., Indiana State College, General Science, History DAVID R. HAYLETT, B.S., Slippery Rock state College, Physical Science, World Geography, Economic Geography GERALD L. TOMASELLO, B.S., Slippery Rock State College, Science, Assistant Varsity Football Coach H. PAUL MCCONNELL, B.S., Slippery Rock State College, Eighth Grade Science, Biology, Eighth Grade Class Advisor, Jr. High Pep Club Advisor KATHLEEN WIEL, B.S., Slippery Rock State College, Biology CHARLES S. McCULLOUGH, B.S., Muskingum College, M. Ed., Westminster College, Chemistry, Physics, National Honor Society Advisor 26 Finally, the top is reached . . SENIORS Senzors vw-. ...av-- 'A LEORA ABRAHAM KATHLEEN A. BARA ROBERT ANNICHENNI ESTHER ADAMS RAYMOND BEADLING A Q, R K g ':'i gglvn., 'X WL. , DAVID PATSY ARGIRO LINDA ALLEN LAWRENCE ALEXIS BELTON BARBARA ANN BIANCHI CAROLE J. BIANCHI MARGARET CHRISTINE BOYER GERALD L. BULISCO ZANE BURCHFIELD JEFFREY L. BRIGHT 'N-Q' THERESA M. BONACE ED BUTCH i DARLENE E. BYERS TIMOTHY R. CAUGHEY ANITA L. CAROTHERS Q 1 4 FLOYD Y. CAMERON SUSAN L. CHANEY 1 RONNIE CARRAN 30 JOHN CAPAN KAREN CHAPPELL JOSEPH F. CHLEBOWSKI VERLA COONFARE ANN CLARK KENNETH CLARK CYNTHIA CUNNING FRANK N. COLICK KATHRYN E. CLARK JAMES CUNNINGHAM CHICK DANDO GEORGINA DIANA BILL DeROSA CHERYL DAUENHEIMER TONI LYNN DIANA DONNA LOUISE DeVITE JOHN A. DeCOLA STEPHEN F. DMETRUK CHRISTINA DONOFRIO CONSTANCE DONOFRIO GARY L. EDWARDS NANCY EDWARDS JOANN ENGLISH -'l.9 '1 'if SHERRY FAZZOLARE TRUDY MAE FEEZLE PAMELA FERREE DAVE FOSTER A JOHN GENOVA 1'-ff 1 , if wfilv' GEORGE A. GALBREATH, JR. SANDY FRAZEE NICK GENOVA -v 1-'Usa-9'-' JOYCE E. GALLATIN 34 CAROLL LYNN FREDERICKS HOWARD GIERLING A NORA GOOGE HAROLD LEE GWIN, JR 'UUQA..uanQi' JOHN MATTHEW GRIMES JAMES GWIN LINDA GRINNEN WENDELL HARMAN DON HARPER CAROL L HODGE SANTA JOHNG RASS 'l '4v 9 RICHARD D. HARTZELL KENNETH J. JOHNSON ROBERT G. HOUSEHOLDER STEPHEN W. HECKATHORNE RUTH L. KELLY 36 WILLIAM KIMINKINEN EILEEN K. KUKICH JOHN KLIEM MARY KOTCHMAR -ew' BETTYE KRONSTAD OLIVER KVVIAT THEODORE R. KLINGENSMITH BH-L I-AFFERTY 5' AMY LAMB LARRY MAGGIE JACK vv. LEWIS DARYL LIST JOHN LOGAN -vw-...,,,, MARIA F. LOMBARDO RONNA JEAN MAHOOD JANICE M. MARS l PHIL MARTELLO KATHLEEN A. MARTIN JACK A. MARTZ LAURA L. MARTIN DENNIS MCCONNELL EDWARD MCCREADY PAT MCCREADY LINDA LEE MCCREADY Ivy 2 2' g.u15:q1g,, f L,.. 4 is-2 Q Q J. GERALD MCCREE JUDTTH EILEEN MCCULLOUGH 40 GARY MCCUN E SHIRLEY MCKINNEY KATHERINE ILENE McDOWELL CHARLES L. McKEE TED R. MCKISSICK MARTHA JANE MQMASTERS LOIS A. MEADE LARRY MIELKE WILLIAM F. MEHOCIC FRANK I2. MEDIATE A THOMAS MITCHELL CORA MARIE MICKLER M. JANE MEDIATE CATHERINE L. MOORE 4II CATHERINE JEAN MUNN A MARY PENWELL JOYCE OPPEDISANO ARVOOTCHAI NILKUNHAENG MARS:-IA L. PERCIC CAROLINE SUE PENCE 42 ROBERT E. NULPH THOMAS A- PERRY AU DREY PETERSON .4-W' KAREN LOUISE PETERSON MARSHA M. PETERSON .4....,,,,,,sc LINDA LEE POLLYBLANK JOHN E. PHILLIPS ROBERT N. PONZIANI CYNTHIA PITTS ,dw LARRY A. PUZ RICHARD D. RHEINHART JEAN RUDESILL 'Y N 'Y THOMAS ROUSER FRANK J. RODENBAUGH, JR. LYNDA L. RUSSELL 'u-.ap NANCY J ROVVE 44 BARRY L. ROMESBURG LINDA M. RYAN CLARA ANN SABIK JOHN SCOTT JOSEPHINE SCHOTSCH R BONNIE SANKOVICH C REBECCA JUNE SHANER FRANK J. SCILLA BARBARA SCHIRALDI WILLIAM P- SHANER DONNA M. SHULUGA RANDALL JOSEPH SILHANEK 46 JOYCE ANN SIMONSIC GARY RICHARD STANLEY VERNON STEESE -gawk BRIAN BURDELL STELTER MARY ELIZABETH STEESE 'K...,-Y' L',. 1 2' '- ' Ifwfww' GALEN W. STEWART ROGER STEWART DENNIS SWANSON DIANE TAYLOR WILLIAM GLENN TEGETHOFF A99T - TRESSA ANN TUTINO TIM VAN DYKE . wh . 'Ss-1-fr! BARBARA ANN TARNASKI JOSEPH E. VEON RON C. VRABEL MARY SUE WIDDOWFIELD CAROLYN MARIE WALKER BRUCE L. WILLIAMS 48 LINDA D. WALKER KENNETH WYANT, JR. BRUCE YARDAS PATRICIA ALLEN MICHEAL KEITH ZATKOVIC BRUNO YEROPOLI FRANK WILLIAM YEROPOLI CHARLENE K. ZEPKA Graduatzon, Date. June 7, I966 Class Colors: Crimson WI1iTe DOLORES YEROPOLI BARBARA PHYLLIS ZOKVIC 49 WITTIEST MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT , iff' 49 q'vE'tf? Peggy Boyer 81 Harold Gwin You lost your contacts WHERE? MOST VERSATH-E Anita Carothers 81 Robert Annichenni And a little victory for a i chaser. MOST DEPENDABLE i I Chris Donofrio 84 Ron Vrabel Joyce Simonsic 81 Frank Yeropoli All at once'7 7 According to the binomial system of nomenclature, we should get 54.25 apiece for these books. FRIENDLIEST Leora Abraham 81 Larry Maggie Y MOST COURTEO US LA. mf11ys5 T 5 z in r i X 4 . il? E 1- MOST TALENTED Oh boy! We get o 'r of POD this pic1u e Nancy Edwards 84 Jim Gwin Judy NTCCUHOUQTI 8t Genova Today-Mohawk, tomorrow-Ed Sullivan, Surprise! It's not even my coat. MOST ATHLETIC and Then-the world. 2 Donna DeViTe 'H+ a. in Randy Silhanek And ihey Boy Wond 'P Senior 0 Lcers and Executwe Counczl President, Ron Vra bel Harold Gwin, Larry Maggie, John Kliemf Randy Silhanek, Nick Geno- va, Ted McKissick, Ron Vrabel, Carol Hodge, Anita Carothers, Rob- ert Annichenni, Esther Adams. The officers and execu- Tive council of The senior class worked Togefher do- ing Their various dufies To make our senior year a suc- CSSS. 52 Treasurer, Dick Stanley Vice President Frank Yeropoli ol ? 'T 1 ,. Lf g , I T Q -3 'f llv ? t Q-at Q . 21 l or Q 0 'A Exchange Student Arvoolchai f Art D Nilkumhaeng is our American Field Service exchange student from Sukhothai, Thailand. Art enioys living in the Mohawk Area because of the friendly people. He is sure that he will miss everyone very much when he returns to Thailand. Although Art enioys all American foods, his favorite is hot dogs. Art is mainly interested in Agriculture and plans to attend the Agriculture Col- lege when he returns home. X a 1 f'Hw1...,,w Seen in Passing Maybe if l look like l'm studying, he'Il go away. And then Mother, she hit me again. Now that we've blown up the office, we'll barricade ourselves in the Ha! Ha! Ha! Eating that resurreded food again. They won't noiice one more gone. auditorium. I thunk I lust Took a ture of my hand. P1 ,qi Nearing the top . . . UNDER CLA SSMEN Juniors lu Nga.--' K Mike Bentfield Tom Bianchi Jim Bissefi Daniel Blackson Phil Bozlinski Phyllis Brest Linda Brommer Jonnie Brunnson Bonnie Brydon Bob Buchanan Charles Burkhouse Bobette Byers Ron Byers Tom Cailor Karen Carothers 58 Arlene Abraham George Allen Doris Ambrosia Gary Anderson Linnea Anderson Beverly Arena Cheryl Ash Ken Barber Joe Barfolone Emma Jean Bens on 4- - ' su., - ,. ,N ASA sh E56 Hi 'll NW 5 5525 Q rfxf , I 55' jigs, N M Q QM l r Alberta Catale Rubin Chandler Tris Chapman John Chiaro Cassy Cicone Carl Clark David Clark Avinell Clover Rocco Commisso Merle Copper Mary Alice Cowher Dorothy Cracraft Larry Craig Jim Crea Karen Cunning 4 P QB 1' f F X at . , . A. .f Agia if Q A 6 V 1? 1 W Pr l Q. E' Aram, N 'SEQ ' 'wi x 1 A W4 if iff 4 1' sa fy 7 2 L r U11 is ki lm ' Daniel Danch Bill Davis Carrollyn Davis Ruth Davis Jim Denny Diane DeVi1e David Dietz Richard Donofrio Tim Doutf Tom Doutr Calvin Dripps Patty Dudas John Edwards Phillip Farone Charles Feld 59 Karen Gregg Dick Grimes Susan Groce Shirley Gumley Virginia Gurgacz Alan Gwin Neal Gwin Sarah Haag Cheryl Hardy Francis Hardy Sandra Harriger Lynn Hayes Judy Herman Bradley Hodge Kathy Hodge 60 V, Vi .he 4: .K , nr . , me Q, ' .W,,., 4' .f '-r' :fs-H. 'r rf- r i 2 4, , . ,, . it . ,, , . , ,, , , . . Ez 1 ' ai. ' 1' 94' ce, .xgfsvfi :asf-' Ja gms J J' me -A ff , r 1 5 fi' 2: H ....W .. ia I 'ak , ,J 'ef at ' ,iii-am z: fi N rryr f i .- 1 bil' , f'f'f3 Q52 - 6f1a.., K. .32-'X NWN. L -vi ga 1 X f I K ,i QM 72' fmkf, , A li' ,, F' In 1.3 . , , Stephen Feld Bob Flick Tom Fontanella John Fox Russell Freed Kathy Frelin Henry Fronius John Galanski Robert Gardner Patty Genova Gail Gilliland Chris Gilmore Patti Glass Dorothy Glegh Tom Gleghorn Ofn ,fr Donna Hague Renee Hoshowsky Earl Hosler Janice Hovis Shirley Huber Rochelle Hudson Vincent Janiel Tim Jenkins Charles Jones Faith Jones Steve Karwash Richard Kelly Fred Kimmel Susan King Paul Klamer Jim Klingensmith Dan Korby Margaret Korby George Kuhn Jackie Kurtz Walter Lange Chuck Lawrence Dale Leiper Barbara Leigh? Nancy Leslie Evelyn List Josie Lorello Barbara Lowery Linda Luketic Angela Lupo 6l Ron Navarra Walter Nottingham Sandra Oden Kim Parrott Carol Patton Judy Penwell Tim Perry Martha Peterson Art Pierog Vince Plevnic Louis Pomerico Bunny Potter Mike Pusnik Tony Retone Robert Rhodes 62 59 ,gvte INF ' -, N, h H TA' Y i rifir if. x l m Q' N Q Eugene Mars John Magnone Carol Martin Betty Martsoff Tim McCown Terry McCurley Don McKim Carol Meade Richard Michael Ron Mills Donna Minto John Mrozek Shirley Mrozek Sharon Musquire Donald Musser Paul Rhodes Larry Rich David Roberts Patty Ryan Virginia Scott Fortune Seltzer Bill Shulack John Shulack John Stalnecker Martha Stevenson Don Stewart Helen Storti Trudy Strawhecker Diane Tarnaski Mike Tlndall George Volk Jonothan Wallace Janet Welker Harry Werner Marcia Williams Jim Wishart Eileen Wooley Peggy Yost Jane Zeh Don Zokle 63 Junior Class Umcers Charley Chandler, Vice Presiclenff Carol Martin, Treasurerf Emma Jean B S y K B b President Junior Executive Council Sophomore 0ffiC6TS L ft ght: Tim Carr, Presidenff Judy Grimes, Vice Presidenff Cathy Proctor, Secretary: Mary G T Sophomore Executive Council Linda Boyer Bob Brady Arlene Brown Jean Brown Ingrid Bryson Joe Budai Darlene Butch Judy Cameron Royanne Carletti Charles Carran Tim Carr David Caughey Alice Claypool Sam Colucci 66 il ir N if ll , , iz , wi My H Q Ur ui fi 5 fr ' Rf ,, -,f m 'Z' .1111 we Soplwmores . 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X. we 'N nm Q 2. 21 Q is . if Q , we . fo James Feld David Felix Larry Ferk Jim Ferlan Carol Fleishman Lane Flick Irma Fox Charles Frazier Eddie Fredericks Mike Freketick Bob Frum Sandy Fugh Connie Gallgher Arlene Gilmore Deborah Gorgas 67 Pete Jaskola Andy Jaroz Carol Janiel Karen Jackson Diana Kachmar Sheryl Kaylor Colleen Kelly Barbara Kennedy Charles Klingensmith Dennis Knight Wilma Kovacs John Kozol Florence Kuhn Lucinda Kumrow Ernst Kwiat 68 Mary Gregg Judy Grimes Larry Guy Ron Gwin Robert Haag Kathy Harriger Dave Harris Merle Headings Jackie Heitzenrater Jim Herr Larry Hervatine Linda Hughes Lynda Hardisky Robert Johnson Phillip Johngrass Qu 'E Sam Leight Phillip Linganfeller Jimmy List Betty Mahood David Marieh Ashley Mars Jon Marshall Sally Martin Christine Martz Tom McAnlis Garry McConahy Lloyd McCoy Ben McCready Marsha McCree H , it L f Q t . y ga..-3, ig 0 3 tial il 3353555 I ,,, Par 1? ,fe ess. ,,f. -saga ,ex WN ,- f 'WA A 6: ,. I L , , ' X ,. Frank McCune Robert McCurley Sara McKim Delores Mielke Ron Mioni Dennis Mohr Neal Musitano Dennis Musser Laray Myers Kathy Navarra Danny Neal Pete Norge Patty Oakes Sylvia Paden 69 ' Will? r , 4 f rw- ,Q rw. 1 , . 1- 1 f, l 4 Paul Ribarich George Rodenbaugh Richard Romeo Wendy Rowe Terry Rupert John Sabik Volga Sainato Chris Samsa James Scilla James Seriak Larry Showman Eddie Siddall Charles Skocic Terry Smith Dawna Snyder 70 5 , QL5 a if Pirelli , QQ ,F I i .1132 I f N5 lla, ha --val, H9 QB 1 5 ff f w V s 1,3 lr I. M . , 'IM' -AH. I N, -1 gi .J xi M . all if 1 lj fl-5' j . if 8 9 pg 1? Wifgq . . M 31, ee 1 a V '45 , x M 5 ie :f?23?'3iT 'z2q.., , f' ,V ,..,. if 35 I 1 Ax fi .e . hi 5 r 5 F .X if V Y .. Richard Pannutti Linda Papach Barbara Patterson Roberta Penwell Richard Percic Alvin Pieri Cathy Proctor Delores Puz Ronald Quear Sylvester Rachic Raymond Rachic Terry Randolf Betsy Sue Reed Barbara Rendt Wanda Renner - .s.,,,r ' . .- Mm? i Af' Q2 2 M 3, r 9,4 we ., as .,.,, ..,,., r.y, , A 0 -,J-li W '4-v . sf. -:Aww Ed Spheres Jim Stanley Brian Stemball Nancy Stewart Dennis Strohecker Eugene Stuart Tom Sullivan Kirsten Swanson Robert Swanson John Tenhula Vince Tutino Mary Van Kirk Sandy Vitril Francis Veon Sandra Wallace If .,,, 5,5 X? 1: J' 'i ck ' .A v me W., . 3:1142 ' , , 1,5 fi 3 N251 A I 1 sr zz if Ex'wa ,sw-www-Xf , M 'kM.ii?2Q,f . xl 0' , x i A f 'Jef NN 1 , .,h N . , 5 i f Q Q , Cs Is All N ,fa get :- Q .X , ,.-r r, , ' 1 li e.ii ri L' 'ae' A it W , - P 'm ',eea!Bi1'iQ5 1 1,. ,. -sg, . . . - 5 . I A Linda Warren Dave Watt Cheryl Weimer Linda Wells Debbie Whippo Richard Wildes Pat Wilk Mary Ann Williams Richard Williams Sandra Williams Don Wilson Robert Wolford Joe Woods Shirley Wright Dennis Wyant 7l Tom Pence Dave Pezzulo Earlene Riley Carol Schiraldi Larry Shaner Malcolm Swogger Sandra Taylor 72 Larry Zendron Mary Ruth Zigler Patty Edwards John Henry John Hodge Bob Johngrass Jim Johngrass Dorothy Klarner Vern Kurtz Connie Lapatka William Logan Chris Nattie Leslie McBride Victoria Micheal Melody Oliver .mg if of Mohawk as Helpers PHOTOGRAPHER CUSTODIANS Mr. George Getty Mr. Lee Olson and Mr. John Widdowfield CAFETERIA WORKERS Ann Vendemia, Ann Spincic, Agnes Hill, Frances Jereb, Lola Kaylor, Charlotte Palkovich, Aileen David- son, Lena Lombardo, Sauvi Vlah, and Marie Romano. 74 Physical fitness helps us on our way . ATHLETICS Q Q w 1 5 ii 1 J S 425 1 5,83 1 iff' g fm igxf f I . lg' n 4 ty w :kri ,ye gg 'fix . 113 ' 4 fi. 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V -1. if : ' VV-L V . - eu ff: ,,,,-?,w2zf...V- .. 1- J ,V aw x .,:fVVg iV. e24,i. ,.a51fff'.,.. if Ling' ','.w,.Qise5?:2 1 . wg '1LfhiL? ' V 'xi .-V w-rf... - .. ,af nv' 'F ffl 'ff WR,-.1 VP, 'img :S- f5ffaf512w :H Maru. wi. fl. HW- ' 53 ...ai .5 , , .,. WMV 'V ,f ' , ' if .xy nga wwf,-, 1, fi.: V . ,V3.,,,.,A: 3 -,,1. VM -V -.A A .,, ,Ne .Lf'aVipF9'Q'f1 5.1, 'V: '.e--A1 ':5af.?.flf.y,,g,5f3?Q M J A VV ,iff 1- 35 . W ? :Vi - ' iifi'iVii:I:' mukrfifji V, ' ' 1 'T-+A' -3q1'Lpf ffWT': FIRST ROW: J. Samsa, T. Rupert, G. Bulisco, T. Van Dyke, J. Longo, P. Johngrass, C. Burkehouse, G. Barber, K. Barber, G. McCune, L. Flick, S. Leicht, R. Freed. SECOND ROW: B. Buchanan, B. Logan, F. Cameron, F. Rodenbaugh, B. Yardas, D. Zokle, K. Clark, T. Retone, E. Cardona, T. Smith, B. Demattis, J. Fry, P. Rhodes, R. Guido. THIRD ROW: G. Tomasello, J. Martz, F. Mediate, B. Flick, G. Grgurina, B. Williams, L. Mielke, S. Dmetruk, D. Argiro, T. Jenkins, J. Denny, L. Rich, T. McKissick, N. Gwin, A. Boggia. With a look of concern Mohawk coaches anticipate the next play. Football Managers STANDING: J. Feld, C. Jones KNEELING: F. McCune, G. Rodenbaugh 77 Varsity Ojfense FIRST ROW: S. Dmetruk, D. Argiro, B. Yardas, T. Retone, D. Zokle, J. Fry, L. Mielke. SECOND ROW: B. Williams, G. Grguriria, F. Rodenbaugh, J. Martz. Varsity Defense FIRST ROW: L. Rich, F. Mediafe, D. Argiro. SECOND ROW: T. McKissick, D. Zokle, K. Clark, S. Dmefruk. THIRD ROW: L. Mielke, F. Roclenbaugh. FOURTH ROW: B. Williams, G. Grgurina. is fWf? ?-- Varsity Cheerleaders K. Carothers, M. Williams, C. Gilmore, A. Caroihers, C. Martin, N. Edwards. R. Beadlmg R. Carlehi, C. Proctor, D. Gorgas, P. Wilk, J. Grimes, P. Day. J. V Cheerleaders Laurel For The TirsT win of The season Mohawk Triumphed over The Laurel High Sparfans 21-O. The high poinT,of The game came when Frank Rodenbaugh ran 58 yards To seT up The field Tor The second Touchdown. Midland The Warriors goT off To a bad sTarT, losing To Midland 30-O. Northwestern CapiTalizing on The PanTher's mistakes, The Team Turned Them inTo Touchdowns. The game end- ed 27-O wiTh Bruce Williams re- sponsible Tor Two Touchdowns and Frank Rodenbaugh kicking Three exira poinTs. Union Mohawk was the victor in a well played game against the Scotties. Touchdowns were made by Grgurina and Martz. Critical defense tackles were made by linemen, Mediate and Rich. West Middlesex The touchdowns in the game were made by Williams, Martz, Rodenbaugh, Denny, and Ander- son. The final score was 32-O with Rodenbaugh contributing two ex- tra points. Lowellfville Scores in this game were made by Williams and Martz. Dmetruk scored after catching a pass thrown by Grgurina. Dmetruk was made Player of the Week for his effort in blocking a kick and recovering a fumble. Shenango Running in Top form, MarTz scored for The firsT Touchdown of This game. DmeTruk made Two Touchdowns by passes from Grugurina. Mohawk played a good defensive game. Nesharmock The Touchdowns in This game were made by Williams and MarTz. During The game Mohawk recovered Two fumbles. A Lancer pass was inTercepTed by Mielke who played a very Tough defen- sive game. Springfield Touchdowns were made by Grgurina, DmeTruk, and MarTz, Williams had a 58 yard run called back because of a penalfy for il- legal procedure. The game ended wiTh The Warriors winning, The score 26-O. 8I w .4. ', ::,a.v'1: mr V . :Musa --'fin' 'WN an ' ' ' .'. b' , A 'Q -Q .,.pNwA-aff , v . I 1 V L f ,Q-51 Q, if 3 '-HM 2 fr rd' 'iw M. ,M . ,xx ?,W. W, .,wl5,,,v.,,, . , . 1 , :gg f'-afar -3- ' f 'Wh V '7 aflfxatgafya jxpah' f' 42.1 15341, .f -: 'i' 'f.wf,fae 2 'h2' 'Q ' I iw uv'-1 f Mag w 75,:agTw?f?75f'wrL1f' , 6 'jg':5:5,,1 L7 , 1.555- ' 'fQ5fu ,.JLj1Z.-'A , 'firing wkgxrfftff ' 1 anfffaua' ' f. A -fwfaz,-D-Q' fimg' A ' ' -f A - A :-qv' '- If-N-f-'ff-if 1 V ,,nu6Ilr5w,+- ff?a,via.'w'f J ,Z-' -, . V viz'-L, l fw'.2fvf?rWf'r-wr rf :MGw:1 -' Q' W wi' af ???1'b'Ff? 1Rf,ff'f wx, rfgf . ' Gary McCune . , 4 3 iw? ', f., A . ., ,. .'-fx? -'r+':r- 553 -s,f,a,v',4f . ggfiiffi ' Gary Grgurlna may Dave Arglro Bruce Wlllrams Departing Warriors 0 1965-66 Jack Martz Floyd Cameron Larry Muelke Frank Mediate Tim Van Dyke Mohawk Opponents Midland . . Laurel ..... Norihwesfern Union ..... Lowellville . . W. Middlesex Neshannock . Shenango .. Springfield . . Mohawk Varsity Q. J'ohn Samsa-Head Coach AI Boggia-Assistant Coach S e n i 0 T S Saul Ted Randy 336 pts. on Gary 85 Warrior Captains Saul Johnson, Randy Silhanek, Charlie Chandler. Missing-Gary Grgurina S C 6 h 71 6 5 e 0 r T I 6' Cl cl 6 T .S Nancy Edwards Anita Ca rothers P. Lingenfelter Slavic Mohawk Opponent 55. . .West Middlesex .. . . . .. 37 71. . .Laurel ........ . . 55 65. . .Slippery Rock .. ... 71 82. . .Lowellville ...... . . . . 52 67. . .Youngstown North ..... . 65 106. . .Northwestern .... . . . 64 69. . .Hickory .... . . . 67 59...Mercer 67 82...Shenango 57 102...Mars ..... 69 52. . .Rochester .... . . . 51 87. . .Seneca Valley .. ... 74 77. . .Laurel ..... ... 50 89. . .Freedom .. . . .. 74 76. . .Riverside . .. ... 66 71 . . .Shenango ... ... 55 64...Mars ..... 48 78...Rochester 70 92...Seneca .... 71 63. . .Wilmington . . . ... 47 69. . .Freedom . . . . . 76 76. . .Riverside .. . ... 82 4 ll ly WEST MIDDLESEX Mohawk High School opened their cage season by defeating West Middlesex 55-37. Randy Sil- hanek was high for the Warriors with 15 points. LAUREL Mohawk downed Laurel 71-55 for Their second straight win. Randy Silhanek paced the Warrior attack with 22 points. SLIPPERY ROCK After winning its first two games, Mohawk was defeated by Slippery Rock, 71-65. Randy Silhanek sparked for the Warriors with 21 points. NORTHWESTERN Mohawk romped to a 106-64 win over North- western in a non-league tilt. Randy Silhanek led all scorers with 25 points. CHRISTMAS TOURNAMENT In the opening game of the Mohawk Christmas tournament, Mohawk defeated Hickory 69-67. Randy Silhanek looped 21 points for the Warriors. In the final game of the Christmas tournament, Mohawk was defeated by a taller Mercer five, 67-59. Randy Silhanek and Gary Grgurina led the Warriors with 18 and 17 points respectively. LOWELLVILLE Mohawk ripped Lowellville by a score of 52. Gary Grurina and Ted Klingensmith led the Warrior attack, with 19 and 18 respectively. YOUNGSTOWN NORTH Mohawk edged Youngstown North in closing seconds of the game, 67-65. Randy Silhanek led the Warriors with 21 points. 82- ROCHESTER The Warriors continued on the winning path by edging the Rams of Rochester, 52-51. Ted Klingensmith and Charlie Chandler led the War- riors with T3 and ll points respectively. SENECA VALLEY Mohawk won their third league game in a row by defeating the Seneca Valley Raiders, 87-74. Randy Silhanek topped all scorers with 26 points. 3 SHENANGO Mohawk waltzed by Shenango by a score of 82-57. Ted Klingensmith led the Warriors in scor- ing with 25 points. MARS Mohawk opened the league season by rapping Mars, lO2-69. Ted Klingensrnith paced the War- riors with 28 points. LAUREL Mohawk downed Laurel by a score ot 77-50 for their llth victory of the season. Randy Sil- hanek was high for the Warriors with 18 points. FREEDOM Freedom topped Mohawk for their first league loss of the season by a score of 89-74. Randy Sil- hanek looped 22 points, while Gary Grgurina chipped in 17 points. RIVERSIDE Mohawk ripped Riverside by a score of 76-66. Randy Silhanek led all scorers with 27 points. Gary Grgurina aided in the cause with 20 points, SHENANGO Mohawk toppled Shenango by a convincing score of 71-55. Leading all scorers was Randy Silhanek with 26 points. l 89 MARS Starting the 2nd round of section play, Mo- hawk downed Mars 64-48. Randy Silhanek and Ted Klingensmith tied for scoring honors with 16 points. ROCHESTER Mohawk scored a key win in section play downing the Rams 78-70. Gary Grgurina led all scorers with 25 points. SENECA VALLEY HIGH In a crucial contest on their home court, Mo- hawk trampled the Raiders, 92-71. Saul Johnson paced the Warrior attack with 22 points. WILMINGTON Mohawk won their l7th game of the season by defeating the Greyhounds, 63-47. Gary Grgur- ina and Ted Klingensmith led the Warriors with I7 and I6 points respectively. RIVERSIDE Mohawk was defeated in the last game of the season, 82-76. Ted Klingensmith and Gary Grgur- ina scored 22 and 20 points respectively. FREEDOM The final home game for the Warriors of Mo- hawk ended in the most thrilling contest of the entire season. Before a standing-room-only crowd, Mohawk was defeated by a much larger Freedom team, 76-69. Randy Silhanek shone for the War- riors with QI points. Junior Varsity BACK ROW-S. Rachic, M. Tindall, J. Scilla, D. Musser, B. Flick, T. McCurIey, G. Kuhn, J. Sabik, J. Ferlan, J. Hodge FRONT ROW-D. Pezzulo E. Spears, T. McCaIIa, J. Klingensmith, D. Dawson, T. Randolph, J. Crea IV C iz e e r Z e a cl e T S J. Grimes, R. Carlehi, D. Gorgas, P. Wilk, P. Day, C. Proctor 9I TRACK COACH Track FIRST ROW: B. Rhodes, R. Winger, H. Gierling, B. Stelter, R. Freed, F. Mediate. SECOND ROW: H. Mulder, L. Rich, B. Crespy, B. McCombs, D. Argiro, M. Zatkovic. THIRD ROW: J. Warren, T. McCown, B. Flick, P. Marfello, R. Kafich, N. Gwin, B. Williams, S. Feld. Field A. Pezzuolo FIRST ROW: T. Van Dyke, H. Gierling, T. Henshaw, D. Cooper, A. Gwin, B. Kiminkinen, M. Hammond. SECOND ROW: F. Yeropoli, B. Gallo, T. Doutf, P. Rhodes, D. Danch, R. Demattis. THIRD ROW: J. Cunningham, E. Pennwell, J. Denny, E. Germanski, F. Scilla, B. Williams, J. Kern, S. Feld. Seniors Dick Cooper Bernie Crespy' Ed Germanski, Bob Gallo, Tom Henshaw Rick Winger, Henk Mulder Jerry Kem Rgn Kafich BASEBALL COACH H. Pezzuolo Team :ZL Ei. FIRST ROW: D. Dawson, J. Mariz, G. Grgurina, S. Dmeiruk, J. Schiraldi, G. Yardas, N. Genova, P. Kashubara. SECOND ROW: J. McCree, G. Bulisco, D. Zokle, J. Genova, J. Grebenz, G. Anderson, R. Vrable. THIRD ROW: T. Retone, J. Kliem, G. Kuhn, J. Crea, T. Jenkins, O. Kwaif, T. McKissick, F. Rodenbaugh, J. Pace, G. Rodenbaugh. Joe Pace Seniors Pete Kashubara Dave Dawson John Schiraldi Gary Yardas 93 Cultural development is necessary . . . ACTIVITIES Baccalaureate An intertaith baccalaureate was held for the Senior Class of Mohawk on Sunday, May 30, T965 in the auditorium at 8:00. The invocation was given by the Reverend Father Edward Cole of St. Anthony's Roman Catholic Church in Bessemer. David Dawson, ofthe Sen- ior Class, read the scripture, and the Senior High Chorus presented three songs. The Baccalaureate address was given by a Catholic layrnan, Mr. Joseph A. Bryan, At- torney at Law. The benediction was given by Reverend John E. Matthews of Hillsville Methodist Church. X? Commencement On Tuesday evening, June 1, 1965, in the auditorium of Mohawk High School, 'the Sen- iors of 1965 took the walk to become alumni to the strains of Pomp and Circumstance, played by Lois Meade and Ruth Davis. The Reverend Father Raymond Cercone of St. Law- rence Church, Hillsville, gave the invocation. The three student representatives-Betty Cow- her, John Gebhart, and ElleniKennedy spoke on Let Us Find A Way Or Let Us Make One. The Commencement address, The World We Face was presented by John C. Metcalfe, author and news analyst. Robert B. Jackson, President of ,School Board, presented the di- plomas, followed by a benediction by the Reverend Hoover Picklesimer of the United Presbyterian Church in Bessemer. The graduation processnonal. Stazrway to the Stars Dancing to the music of Joe Cann. On the evening of June 4th, the Junior Class hosted the annual Junior- Senior Prom at the Scottish Rite Cathe- dral. The theme was Stairway to the Stars and the decorations created an enchanting atmosphere. Everyone danced to the music of Joe Cann and his orchestra. The Shitones provided entertainment for the after-prom party. Class of 1966 Prom WM,,.MfWMrrvg,e v Steve and Barb arrive at the Prom. Everyone enioyed me food Jane Cutler Sally Agnes Andrew Cutler Nettie Cutler Mr. Ahern Jim Rose Tilton Clara Tilton Elroy George Marcia Cindy Collins Marilyn Lt. Bob Cunningham Cast 2 CAST 2 Carole Bianchi Laura Martin Mary Sue Widdowfield Robert Annichenni Amy Lamb Dennis McConnell Bruce Yardis Connie Donofrio Audrey Peterson Harold Gwin Jeff Bright Kathy McDowell Linda Ryan Barbara Zokvic Michael Zatkovich CAST i Cindy Pitts Laura Martin Christine Donofrio Robert Annichenni Catherine Moore Dennis McConnell Bruce Yardis Donna DeVite Joyce Simonsic Harold Gwin Jeff Bright Eileen Kukich Kathy Martin Toni Diana Michael Zatkovich e l funior Class Play Diane Taylor, Miss Patterson, Anita Carothers Jane and Sally have their troubles-with the Senior Dance only eleven days away, George and Jim haven't said a Word! Sally's house guest, Marcia, is practically a man-eating tigress, who snatches one man after the other. A second house guest, Cindy, volunteers to settle Marcia's hash. She rigs Jane out on the sofa, her face powdered dead white so George thinks she's dying and coming back. ,Marcia sug- gests that Jane is probably coming dovvn with the mumps, and George leaps- away! Then Elroy puts the shot into the prize peony bed, and starts a war of Dad and peonies, shot-puts, mumps, and movies that puts the audience in stitches. Cast 1 Y' ' IX Mix xl ' B ' Crowning of 1965 King and Queen. 64 and '65 Kings and Queens. Halloween Royalty The Annual Halloween Parade, sponsored by the Junior Class, was held October 30th in Besse- mer. Bands, floats, and royalty paraded down the main street for the crowds of spectators viewing. The 1964 Halloween King and Queen, Frank Yeropoli and Anita Carothers were on hand for the crowning of Ken Barber and Nan- cy Leslie, l965 King and Queen at the football field. At right: Jr. High King and Queen, James McBride and Mary Ann Perrone. and Parade Junior Class Float Kathy Martin and Chris Donofrio were two of the Junior Miss Contestants from Mohawk. Senior Class Float MAI W5 ' Mae my N- -- M M ,, Q, - .Y .. I . K x!,,k ,f- A, k..., l,,,1 i --',, Nywizigit N, .m......,,N.., -, 5 45,4 'sl Q' ' 15, lsff 5,2-:af-sfwffli'-2.fire 'zz-F IR?-t -sii iii 79- . 5' 2:- Chess Club Float I Q0 - 1 ik! 85 Than 01 'va 5,- llll SS CLUB l03 1 965-66 Football Dance King and Queen, ,lack Martz and Anita Carothers The Eighth Annual Football Dance was held No- vember 6, 1965, in the cafeteria. Students danced to the music provided by the Co-Valls. The high- light of the evening was the crowning of the 1965 Queen and King, Anita Carothers and Jack Martz by the Royal Couple of 1964, Donna Grimes and Joe Pepe. The Honor Attendants were Nancy Ed- wards, Bruce Williams, Linda Grinnen, and Dave Argiro. The 1965 Football Queen and King, Anita Carothers and Jack Martz were crowned by the Royal Couple, Queen Donna Grimes and King Joe Pepe of 1964. Senior Head Maiorette, Joyce Simonsic entertained the Royal Couple and Court The Court dance followed the with a routine. crowning. Vw Senior Class Play The Senior Class presented The STuckpoT , a comedy in Three acts, on November 19th and 2OTh in The school auditorium under The di- rection of Mr. Fred Schaefer. Alice Ann attends a women's academy and is solely interested in chemistry. There is a boy's school nearby and each year The girls in- viTe The boys for The annual dance. This is where The STuckpoT enters The picture. The play provided delightful entertainment for everyone. IT was also a great success for The Senior Class. T06 THE CAST OF CHARACTERS Dean Taggart ....... Grace Sedgewick Willard Sedgewick . . Alice Ann Sedgewick Gail Treat ......... Mary Jane Thompkins Kay Emerson ............. Dr. Jacoby ......... Amy Caldwell . . . Lucille Coulter . . . Edward Mott Hubert Farrelly . . . Julia ........... Ruth ..... . Alberta . . Eunice .... Ida .... Joan Martha ....... Grant Weston Bob .......... Jim .... Bill ...... Dancers .... Student Director Nancy Rowe Connie Donofrio Robert Annichenni Carole Bianchi Cora Mickler Laura Martin Kathy Martin . Dennis McConnell . , . . . . Linda Ryan Karen Peterson .. Harold Gwin .... Jeff Bright .. Carolyn Walker .... Eileen Kukich Cathy Moore Cheryl Dauenheimer .. Bettye Kronstad . . . . . . Toni Diana .. . Joyce Gallatin Ray Beadling ... . Bruce Yardis . .. Frank Yeropoli . . . . . John DeCola ,.... John Phillips Frank Roclenbaugh Barry Romesburg Jean Rudesill Joseph Veon , . . Cathy Moore Play of 965 3 I 4 5 I07 The Sound of Music P ffsfwwgsry fy f' .2 MG 1 www Kiwwx H, : y' 45? Ugg, 1 CAST Captain Georg von Trapp-Jimmy Gwin Maria Rainer-Nancy Edwards Liesl-Cindy Pitts Friedrich-Roger Stewart Louisa-Marcie Randolph Kurt-Gabe Cilli Brigitta-Pam Book Marta-Sandy Andrews Gretl-Cindy Jaye Rolf Gruber-Howard Gierling Elsa Schraeder-Chris Donofrio Ursula-Cindy Oliver Max Detweiler-Kelly Clark Herr Zeller-Dennis McConnell Frau Schmidt-Linda Ryan Franz-Jeff Bright The Mother Abbess-Linda Walker Sister Margaretta-Kathy Martin Sister Berthe-Cora Mickler Sister Sophia-Carolyn Walker Admiral Von Schreiber-Bill Tegethoff Baron Elberfeld-Tom Perry Postulant-Linda Strawheker The rehearsal for The Sound of Music began long before the ac- tual production. Here we have tried to capture some of the cast hard at work. The Musical was presented on March 31, April l, and April 2. ational Honor THE NEW SENIOR MEMBERS: SITTING: Kathy McDowell, Joyce Gallatin, Audrey Peterson, Barbara Bianchi, Ann Clark, Diane Taylor. STANDING: Lois Meade, Frank Rodenbaugh, Nick Genova, Steve Dmetruk, Randy Silhanek, Barry Romesburg, Nancy Edwards. NEW JUNIOR MEMBERS: SITTING: Lynn Hayes, Gail Gilliland, Bonnie Brydon, .lane Zeh, Mary Alice Cowher, Sandy Oden. STANDING: Rochelle Hudson, Donald McKim, Donald Stewart, Stephen Feld, Jonathan Wallace, Ruth Davis, Patty Ryan. IIO ociety Induction President, Frank Yeropoli, opened the annual induction service. Mr. Edwards giving a summary of Dr. Paton's career. - lui Kathy Martin lighting the candles before giving her speech on scholarship. .5 zsf: i ,, , . 5 ,W r Dr. Ann Paton, former teacher at Mt. Jackson, was guest speaker. She now is associate professor of English at Geneva College, Beaver Falls, Pa. Carol Hodge read from the scripture and led the audience in the pledge to the flag. lI2 3' ii P I Judy McCullough relafing fhe hisfofy. Joyce Simonsic giving a Speech on lead- Chris Donofrio talking on character ership. Carole Bianchi lighfing the candle for the virtue of scholarship. I if E Joyce Simonsic escorting Bonnie Brydon to the sfage. Judy presenting the name of a new member. Ann Clark receiving pledge from Carol Hodge. Ruth Davis receiving her N.H.S. pin. 17 t Chris Donofrio giving Steve Feld his N.H.S. membership pin. Gail Gilliland lighting her candle after receiving the pledge. T By lighting the candle, Nancy Edwards officially becomes a member. Frank Yeropoli closing the induction service. 1 -1 N0 0116 can make it alone . . . OR GANIZA T I ONS Student Council The student council is an organization composed of representa- tives trom all homerooms in the high school. Members are elected by homerooms in the early part of the school year. The purpose of the student council is to establish a channel through which students may receive actual practice in initiative, participation, leadership, and government of the school, to promote school spirit and better school citizenship, and to unify all student organization under one general control. National Honor Society L4 , -Q SEATED: Christine Donofrio, Frank Yeropoli, and Kathy Martin STANDING: Judy McCullough, Carol Hodge, Joyce Simonsic, and Carole Bianchi The National Honor Society is an organization at Mohawk High School that was established in l962. The Society is advised by Mr. Charles McCullough and Mr. Hartley Oden. The Society had seven members but was enlarged by the induction services held after the first semester. The activities of the Society included a dedication of a scrapbook, preparation of proiects for their display case, planning the induction services and the alumni party which is an annual affair, President ..... . . . Frank Yeropoli Vice President ,........ . . Judy McCullough Recording Secretary ...... ..... C arol Hodge Corresponding Secretary ........ Carole Bianchi Treasurer ............. .. . Joyce Simonsic NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Vs if Library Staff W M .,,,,ii,,,,,,,..g.s,,..,,.,4,,'rf f- s'1 f .. L ,. -sg, ' ' .. w-. N751-,L 1 ', QL- M.-,, .rx . N. , -.-gi.. 'Q - L-.AJ 4 WA A X, , 5,1-af X'- l'nfl3-Q-M ' ' ,Lg- Qrrlvtnflw! ii f ll ry ffl mitral - lzilli lla r all ll iflaiila ,,,f M--Jiri, fff,,. f, - We , , z . --H l T l II8 The library sTaff, managed by our capable librarian, Mrs. Keil, consists of sTudenTs selecTed from ninTh Through Twelffh grade. Library aides are chosen by The librarian, The English Teachers, and The office on The basis of cifizenship ra- Tings and The abiliTy To comprehend and carry our insfrucfions. Working in The library noT only is an opporTuniTy To be- come familiar vviTh library procedures, buf also provides a foundaTion for pos- sible vvork in The field of library science laTer on in life. Future Teachers of America Hit' :HE 'I ,Az .fr ,fn -, OCT ' lf WILQCAT P ' ,K ,. if i - fm i , f ffgs45yJ1f'ssr1g6?f: ' :tu fr, 152, raw , m u This high school organization seeks to enable its members: To study and to identify the qualities, traits, and aptitudes which are basic or related to successful teaching. To acquire an understanding of the history and development of our public schools, their pur- poses and obiectives, and an appreciation of the contributions they have made to our democratic, free society. To secure accurate information on vocational opportunities in education, and the special compe- tences required, to aid in self-evaluation. To participate in prevocational activities which are both exploratory and developmental in nature. The officers for the 1965-1966 school year are: President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Parliamentarian Historian Advisers Judy McCullough Barbara Zokvic Virginia Gurgacz Clara Sabik Nancy Edwards Peggy Boyer Mrs. Clara T. Marino and Mr. Robert E. Lees II9 Future Business Leaders of America The Future Business Leaders of America, one of the youth or- ganizations sponsored by the NEA, provides students with experi- ences which cannot be paralleled in the ordinary school setting. Regional and state workshops and conferences, local service projects and social activities-all are designed to provide individual oppor- tunities for students to develop the attitudes, skills, and knowledge which will make them more responsible citizens and more valuable employees. The officers for the 1965-66 school year are: President ..... .... D iane Taylor Vice President . .. .. Carrollyn Davis Secretary ..... .. Charlene Zepka Treasurer . . .. . Tressa Tutino Reporter . . . . . Shirley Gumley The co-sponsors are Miss Crawford and Miss Farina. 1,1 EDUCATION P1206-HSS A . ....... . A. W... ....... A....:..i.. U T U R E USINESS EADERS MERICA Q I20 The Trading Post is a service to our school and it F an opportunity to our business students to develop necessary in the business field. Future Nurses Club Q' X The purpose of the Future Nurses Club is to bring to- gether high school girls who are interested in a future career in nursing or some other medical field. The following girls were elected as officers for the T965-T966 year: M President ...................... Amy Lamb Vice President .. Joyce Simonsic Secretary ..... .. Marcia Williams Treasurer ......... . . . Rochelle Hudson Program Chairman . . . . . L . . Carol Hodge Publicity Chairman .......... Connie Donofrio The girls had various activities in which they participated. They are as follows: a float in the Halloween Parade, an initiation, a trip to Pittsburgh University, making Christ- mas proiects for the children in local hospitals, and sew- ing cancer bandages. Each month at their regular meet- ings a speaker from a hospital would tell of his duties that would be of interest to the future nurses. My Pep Club -' . eff- , WI J l l ,: i C . . 5 , 1,9 . QL if C M ,J 6 ,,,A ,, . M , b A :., , J ' ? ' . ' ! ih ' . - ' Ii' , If r 1- V' ? r . wir . . 534361 -5 -- ' ,N 'z '. il - - ff' if S .. far? - sf .i .. 1 , ,. 1 9- ,S ., , , is 5 . - , 1 U34 f f - Kp- 1 f ,, ,W ial r ff S a s--atv sf - S ' 1' ve . svis,s v, '3' its S S' fs. ' 31- -5? A' 1 , -'- A i t f 4-gfxf' ,x,f U ' 'JP ,L f W 4 -37 I , 1 i vy ' R Q rt Q W-52 Ag gigs' 3. 8 3 ,1 , U 'i I , ggi' 2 is . 4' f if ,, f A Q . W ' I ft .i ' l 1, -. ' Q I, L .. ' Hg , A i rt -3 ' is Ii 1 rqw ' , lg gif I ,V , Sag a NL tl 'Il in Q- X: gt J , , 'sh-1 H flf in if l g t ' - . - ,f ixl-s .fJ. i - -- Q - IW ii ..,, ,g, . ie' f ' 'L I - - -' ' F, -',' 6 I-'fifii ,.,.. ,'-, ,. ' ' y - A - 5 ,i'1- - ', , - , W: ' as t sysll J it ty C at J t C -J 1 4 L1 W ,-,. I ' f ,- my saymgl yas' Y , 5.w,2,Q:!-ga 1 h.: ar lass-1-,Ui-vaw.0f?.:. , .Nfl ' g- 9, Q avril! Q wugwvwygv ,E lv s 'f'gfe.-eiazifg?i+fgf Qiaagg, ' 5 :'.:wi?R :11 1' at 1 - - T iii V I N 'wig -f as sh u n J S f ', .-Ziiaukllzs-.,: m A af . , E ' 't f ,. . - if iff .':1' 2, , .,.--,. :H ' fr.. N ,r 11,2 Pep Club is a large student organization developed for the pur- poses of increasing school spirit and promoting attendance at ath- letic events. It is opened to anyone in the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades. The Club is under the supervision ot Mr. Ferguson. Its aetlvltles include selling shakers ter basketball games, having ' . - . - - I pep assemblies before games, and publicizing our athletic events. g 1 . . . ' ff- '-lg, :z a ' :, -Qi? z , l'-Uv' tg 'Pit-ff..sf,?V Officers for the 1965-1966 year include: Q55 ,. 31.! .a ,L,ift13f! Bg5.fBm1,?,.,53fj J 2i'1 g:g1ia-as ,flint ggi , gg ,imtsii-j f 4 is 5 C . . ti' rlli A ee'- President Dave Argiro up rriss n ga- sf 1 . i t . . 1 . A u f H.. A W J I vi. R. A- - I .. , , w ig .E Senior Vice President Jean Rudeslll ,, ,ff se, ff? Q fir il , 6 Junior Vice President Mike Tindall ,, h i v, f' ,,. ' 32 + ,Qi g I V 1 -1-Sa QQMT5- sw 6 ' ' Senior Secretary Senior Treasurer Junior Secretary Treasurer Junior Sophomore Secretary Sophomore Treasurer l22 Jane Mediate Frank Scilla Cheryl Ash Charley Chandler Chris Samsa Dorothy Klamer The Arrow Staff The Arrow, Mohawk's student news- paper, informs the student body of signifi- cant happenings and events. The staff meets weekly to prepare the paper for the press. This year's editor is Joyce Gallatin. The advisors are Miss DaVee Artrnan and Mr. Hartley Oden. iff? This display case shows the many different stages the paper must go through before it is sold to the student body. Touchdown Club The Chess Club was organized to promote better understanding and playing ability of the game of chess among students at Mohawk. The club holds a tournament each year be- tween its members, and this year it is also hoping to have matches with other schools. The officers are: President ........ Jonathan Wallace Vice President ...... Tom Fontanella Secretary ...... . . Vicki Michael Treasurer .............. Jim Herr The advisor is Mr. Campbell l24 Chess Club The Mohawk Warrior Touchdown Club is an organization of football players. The Club meets twice a month. Our goal is to keep in the minds of the members that to be a good athlete one must keep mentally and physically fit. Members complete a six week weight-lifting program each year. Touchdown Club Officers for 1965- 66 are as follows: President . .- .......... Dave Argiro Vice President ...... Bruce Williams Treasurer ...... . . . Steve Dmetruk Secretary ..... . . Frank Mediate Advisors are A. Boggia and R. Guido. Future Farmers of America The F.F.A. is an organization for young farmers and those in- terested in agriculture. Some of its goals are to develop leadership, to create love of country, to strengthen confidence, to develop character, to encourage improvement in scholarship, to encourage and practice thrift, and to become useful citizens. Our officers are: President, Pat McCready, Vice-President, Dave Foster, Second Vice-President, Vernon Steese, Secretary, Ed Mc- Cready, Treasurer, John Scott, Reporter, Ken Clark, Chaplain, John Edwards, Parliamentarian, Wendell Harmon. Our advisor and Vocational Agriculture teacher is J. W. Laughner. The F.F.A. has many activities during the year. Some of these are the Game Banquet, Parent and Son Banquet, Greenhand Initia- tion, Pennsylvania State Farm Show, Lawrence County Farm Show, and judging contests at Butler and Penn State. Some ot our accomplishments are to have a demonstration team and a square dance team entered, in state competition, to get our crops harvested, and to have all of our activities completed suc- cessfully. The first square dance team won a blue ribbon in Harrisburg. The members are: W. Harmon, L. McBride, K. Clark, B. Shiraldi, A. Clark, M. Pusnik, K. Clark. The members of the F.F.A. demonstration team are: Ed McCrea- dy, Pat McCready, John Scott, and Har- ry Warner. These boys placed second in state at Harrisburg. Future Homemakers of America 'Caren Peterson Kathy McDowell Amy Lamb and Carol Hodge were the members of the F.H.A. demonstration team that placed second In the elec The Mohawk Chapter of The Future Homemak- ers of America was under the leadership of Mrs. Frances Carr and their officers. They are: Presi- dent, Kathy McDowell, Vice-President, Bobette Byers, Secretary, Ann Clark, Treasurer, Virginia Scott, Historian, Dotty Gleghorn, Parliamentarian, Barbara Schiraldi. They have participated in a ioint F.F.A.-F.H.A. meeting, Toys for Tots campaign, Valentine Dance, Exchange Student Assembly, and have active Square Dance Teams, and a Demonstration Team. l26 Joyce Gallatin, obtained information from each club and organization and Yo sent it to the New Castle News to be published. at ,i,,.! Renee Hoshowsky, a iunior, will be responsible for carrying out the iob as one of our correspondents next year, ff Friends Romans and Countrymen lend me your ears Latin I The Latin Club was orga- nized for the purpose of pro- moting an interest in the lan- guage and literature of Rome. The officers of the club are: Consul, Ronald Gwing Pro- Consul, Sharon McCurley, Scribae, Dorothy Klamerg Scribae, Kirsten Swansong Quaestor, Sandra Vitrilg Quaestor, Linda Douglas. The club is open to all Latin students. ln October the mem- bers enter a Halloween float for the Halloween Parade rep- resenting famous scenes in Roman history. ln January the Latin II members hold an initiation for the Latin l. President Jeff Bright Vice President Tony Retone if Secretary Connie Donofrio Treasurer Oliver Kwait Program Committee Chairman Nancy Edwards French Club Advisor Mrs. Shira Le Cercle Francais The French Club is an organization working to promote a greater understanding of the French people, their habits, their land, and their customs. The French Club is open to all French students and those having completed one year of French. The French Club meets at least once a month. L05 Conquismdors The Spanish Club is appropriately named Los Conquistadorsu and is open to all members of the Spanish classes. The goal of the club is to enhance the study of the language and to create a greater in- terest in it. The club meets twice a month under the leadership of the officers. The officers are as fol- lows: President . . . Jim Denny First Vice President . . . Royanne Carletti Second Vice President . . . Kathleen Bara Secretary . . . Chris Samsa Treasurer . . . Eddie Spears Advisor . . . Mrs. M. l-lardesty l29 Junior Miss Contestants The girls that participated in this year's pageant are as follows: Nancy Edwards, Carole Bianchi, Christine Donotrio, Anita Carothers, and Kathy Martin. The girls were iudged in the categories of talent, appearance, youth fitness, and poise. Nancy Edwards was the recipient Talent Award. Stage Crew of the The stage crew is a group c boys who run the stage equip ment for all school activities. Their advisor is Mr. Campbell. They learn proper procedures in light- ing and in the handling of scen- ery This year's members include James Gwi Bill Tegethoff, and Richard Michael. Joyce Simonsic H E A D M A J O R E T T E Carolyn Walker SCWO m-I-In-117004-IDE Mohawk 9.9 H ighsteppers and Joyce Simonsic O 3' fl - 'i K Ol 'i o :' E : Q. QI Y' c PT' FD Z P L ll! J Q N 0 F' ffl 4 fl. -4 3 E1 III :r 0 H! -. 2 'H -. 0 Q. fb 2. 0 Z' 1 ID 3 an 2. GJ us o :x Ill 0 0 . zz o o' 0 1 IP 3 :I 5. 3' cv : : ,. 9 2 -4 :a E R' ID S' ECDC: zJO Robert Annichenni Carol Fredericks S E N I O R M A J O R E T T E l3I State Band Laura Martin represented us at State Band. Senior Members KNEELING: J. Simonsic, C. Fredericks, C. Walker, R. Annichenni STANDING: G. Diana, L. Martin, J. Mc- Cullough, B. Zokvic, C. Pitts, K. Wyant, L. Walker, K. Peterson, P. Boyer, J. Schotsch, M. Lombardo I ti , QE 1: ii gr 1, 5. I L . 5 , ' , . 2 . ' 3 715 , , . L gi: 5 . J jf ar. I , Warrior Band The band under the direction of Nlr. Stark has worked hard this year. Before school the band represented us as the Sesqui-Centennial at Mt. Jackson and in the Lawrence County Farm Show. In the fall the bancl performed at the football games. At lot of extra practice was held after school. The band represented us well during the football season. In November the band took part in the Veteran's Day Parade at New Castle. The band is aiming for bigger and better per- formances as the time goes on. This year it was very small, but it did a great iob considering its difficulties. The l966 band officers are as follows: Rocco Commisso ................. President Donald McKim . . . . . . Vice President Peggy Boyer . .. ..... Treasurer Tom Fontanella .. Secretary County Band STANDING: Dennis Musser, Mike Pusnik, Linda Walker, Donald McKim, Rocco Commisso. SEATED: Barbara Zokvic, Peggy Boyer, Karen Peterson Laura Martin, and Jackie Bulisco. These students represented us this year in County Band at New Willmington Area High School. District Q Band The students that represented us this year at District Band held at Slip- pery Rock High School are as follows: Mike Pusnik Laura Martin Rocco Commisso Pep Band The members of the Pep Band are as follows: Mike Pusnik, Tom Fontanella, Don McKim, Rocco Commlsso, Dennis Musser, and Dan Dench. The Pep Band entertained the student body at pep assemblies, football games, and basketball games. The chorus under the dlrectnon ot Mr Mrldon presented two concerts a can- Senior Chorus Members ROW l: N. Edwards, B. Zokvic, C. Walker, C. Dauenheimer, K. Martin, J. McCullough, J. Gallatin, L. Meade, A. Carothers, C. Pitts, J. Ruclesill. ROW 2: T. Diana, J. English, D. DeVite, C. Mickler, P. Boy- er, K. Peterson, C. Pence, L. Ryan, C. Hodge, M. Widdowfield, C. Oliver. ROW 3: B. Stetler, H. Gierling, J. Gwin, F. Rod- enbaugh, R. Annichenni, T. Perry, N. Genova, R. Stewart, D. McConnell, A. Nilkumhaeng ROW 4: B. Tegethoff, T. McKissick, M. Zatkovic, H. Gwin, J. Bright. County Chorus Members The following chorus members represented us at County Chorus held at New Wilm- ington Area High School: Nancy Edwards Judy McCullough Kathy Martin Carolyn Walker Cindy Pitts Jane Zeh Kelly Clark Howard Gierling Bill Tegethoff Brian Stelter Tristan Chapman. District Chorus Members Those students rep- resentinq us at Dis- trict Chorus which was held at Lakeview High School are as follows: Tristan Chap- man, Roger Stewart, Howard Gierling, and Nancy Edwards. Chorus members not included are as fol- lows: Cora Mickler and Jim Gwin. I37 The beginnings of our journey . JUNIOR HIGH 9B ROW 1: R. Huber, C. McClain, J. Har- riger, M. Samsa, L. Butera, S. Ambrosia. ROW 2: S. McKinney, R. Keeler, M. Brown, C. McMichael, K. Vignoli, D. Harman, M. Dantonio. ROW 3: D. Tindall, S. Ferree, B. Baird, L. Mayberry, J. Harding, D. Nelson. ROW 4: D. Cooper, J. Lydic, B. McClellan, J. Rodgers, H. Matthews, J. Carpenter, T. Peterson. 9A ROW 1: R. Himes, R. Tanner, R. John- grass, D. Tropea, S. McKinney, D. Mariotti ROW 2: J. Papach, B. Cunningham, F. Luke- hart, J. Peterson, R. Yeropoli, L. Olson, D Tarnaski. ROW 3: C. Martin, D. Grekon, S Anderson, S. Johnson, U. Freed, J. Hovis. ROW 4: P. Smith, R. Gllkeson, G. Bell, T. VanDyke, J. Nestasie, J. Buchanan, B. Har- dy. ROW 5: J. Cegelka, P. Williams. 9C ROW 1: S. Perry, S. Watt, P. Anderson, D. Tutino, M. L. Micco, K. Nestasie. ROW 2: P. Hairhoger, S. Craig, D. Gibson, A. Spincic, C. Davison, F. Capan, M. Scott. ROW 3: E. Barnes, A. Freeland, J. Pro- copio, D. Bartlone, B. Magnone, D. Meanor. ROW 4: F. Bekoski, B. Woods, W. Anderson, B. Stachowiak. 9D ROW 'l: D. Hodge, D. Murray, K. Poioch- nik, G. Blinn, D. Oakes, B. Pagan. ROW 2: M. Johns, S. Brown, C. Meade, P. Rey- nolds, D. Pacillo, P. Snesey, J. Tinker. ROW 3: C. Downey, R. Masfropiefro, S. Murphy, M. Mohorich, R. McQuis'ron, C. McAnlis. ROW 4: R. Sainato, E. Spinclc, D. McCul- lough, B. Bauman, D. Claypool, F. Retorf, D. McLaughlin. ROW 5: J. Cotton, D. Vrabel, D. Peferson, J. Micco. 9F ROW l: D. Coonfare, J. Mumey, K. Colucci, R. Berton, D. Gwin. ROW 2: G. Oden, D. Sherrill, M. Andrews, K. Mrozek T. McGuire, E. Eaton, ROW 3: N. Lowry, W. Loth, R. Wright, B. Bresf, M. Capan ROW 4: F. Cossentino, R. Rheinhart, H Hribar, R. Abraham, W. Burkhouse, R. Evans C. McConnell. 9E ROW 'l: S. Galanski, D. Kaylor, T. Mc Connell, C. Payne, T. McConahy. ROW 2 K. Ramsey, J. Senfak, J. Janiel, C. Mittica L. Munn, M. A. Perrone. ROW 3: J. Bara D. Gresick, P. Ryan, B. A. McCready, A, Lorello. ROW 4: D. Hvizdak, J. Craig, D McCurley, K. Andrews. J Il' 3 '1 9H ROW l: L. Zendron, J. Rowe, C. Car dona, C. Gagliano, L. Ramsey, J. Jereb ROW 2: M. Klamer, J. Anclruschenko, K Hosler, D. Mediate, J. Bulisco, M. Romeo, K. Carnabucci. ROW 3: J'. Clark, A. Morgan P. Sentgeorge, R. Neal, F. Frazee, J. Gleg horn. ROW 4: S. Lisf, L. Widclowfield, S Musser, H. Leslie, R. Sheffey, N. Arena R. Perschke. .4 1 'Q 9G ROW l: A. Byers, R. Straitwell, B. Ken nedy, B. Nicholson, S. Belden. ROW 2: J Nulph, R. Arena, J. Hart, M. Randolph, C Mitchell, K. Penwell. ROW 3: D. Harding C. Klepfer, L. McKim, T. Chapman, P. Mc Clelland. ROW -4: W. Barber, R. Gleghorn J. McAnlis, J. Anderson. AX 8A ROW I: W. Jackson, M. Loth, J. Potoch nik, P. Williams, E. Liggelf, R. Swanson Row 2. c. Massimo, J. Mccree, R. Hamm, D. Danch, D. Bredl, T. Vrabel, E. Broum ROW 3: C. Woods, H. Wolanski, J. Faz- zalore, E. Hardy, B. Nolder, D. Williams, T. McKim. ROW 4: E. Hardesfy, J. Com- misso, S. Peterson, M. Sprague, C. Simon- sic, Nina Dmefruk, N. Ferlan. ROW 5: D. Houk, D. Walker, C. Broykovich, P. Klepfer, J. Murray, L. VanTassel. 8B ROW l: R. Toth, J. Kaylor, W. King, N. Mohorich, C. Frame, M. Sentak. ROW 2: K. Mickler, K. McClain, P. Hayes, F. Mart- solf, G. Glass, H. Puchlopek, T. Pitts. ROW 3: D. Zeh, J. Pheifruk, L. Russo, D. Welker, S. VanTassel, B. McConnell. ROW 4: B. Strohecker, J. McKim, J. Wilson, J. O'Don- nell, S. Smith, L. Strawhecker, J. Logan. ROW 5: P. Bright, S. Falasco, D. Sankovich, M. Cegalka, R. Davis, B. Mc:Cown, ROW 6: M. J. Snezic, C. Kuhn. 8D ROW I: P. Kelly, J. Daugherty, B. Kline, R. Kerr, L. Coonfare, R. Shearer. ROW 2: T. Gearhart, J. Steele, L. Spears, S. Greene, S. Heckathorne, G. Sheffey, T. Wallace. ROW 3: J. Donatelli, M. Logan, N. Gibson, D. Galanski, E. Snyder, R. Leslie. ROW 4: E. Caggiano, P. Johngrass, V. Allen, H. Cvetan, N. Davis, D. Cracraft, J. Swogger. ROW 5: L. Hollibaugh, D. Freed, D. Spel- lick, D. Nottingham. p . .,.. tlii 8C ROW 'l: A. Clark, D. Sankovich, R. Robb, V. Miglioratlo, J. Mrozek, D. McCready. ROW 2: J. Mioni, J. Tarnaski, H. Hughes, T. Zokle, J. Dobrich, P. Phillips, B. Gwin. ROW 3: J. Wallace, K. Luketic, G. Ash, C. Lingenfelter, J. Gallo, F. Lorello. ROW 4: G. Pusnik, N. Whiting, P. Book, J. Hodge, P. Cowher, G. McKim, B. Carbone. ROW 5: A. Martin, M. Arbogast, R. Jones, D. Colick, J. Patterson, B. Fullerton. 8F ROW l: P. Showman, R. Eichhorn, W. Woods, D. Whippo, L. Gagliano, M. Michael ROW 2: M. Buchanan, R. Shaner, M. Shaw, J. Altman, M. Bryson, G. Stuck, D. Hag gerty. ROW 3: C. Leicht, N. Penwell, M Kachmer, C. Stewart, J. Harriger, P. Ed wards. ROW 4: I. Lilley, B. Lenhardt, B McConnell, R. Grebenz, O. Commisso, Tl Penwell, M. Woods. ROW 5: T. Clark, E McConnell, M. Shaw. 8E ROW iz S. Weir, J. Arent, S. Craig, B. Sheffy, S. Wonorski, L. Byers. ROW 2: J. Clark, E. Molina, T. Schlering, J. Kwait, B. Boyer, K. Vitril, T. Russell. ROW 3: D. Micco, K. Kelso, L. Alexander, K. Morris, D. Lange, D. Hosler. ROW 4: E. Sbarra, D. Ryan, L. Herr, R. McMillan, B. Gregg, E. Kennedy, T. Belden. ROW 5: C. Shiderly, D. McConnell, P. Tenhula, F. McCree. BG ROW 'lz W. Anderson, D. Thomas, V Smith, C. McKinney, R. Mehocic, L. McFate ROW 2: A. Stevenson, C. Kline, C. Brown, J. VanKirk, S. Sankovich, J. Tutino, T. Toy ROW 3: D. Sherry, B. Sullivan, F. Joseph R. Householder, K. Frye, A. Unger. ROW 4 M. Bfighr. 1 7A ROW l: R. Carna, B. Tindall, E. Grauso, J. Henley, R. Randolph, M. Samsa. ROW 2: D. Romeo, C. Clark, G. Maggie, C. Hardy, M. Litwinovitch, J. Lydic, R. Oden. ROW 3: J. DeLullo, C. Whitmore, D. Lupo, F. Tasota, F. McCullough, P. Gonzales, J. Pitts. ROW 4: S. Bell, N. Rachic, F. Hudson, A. Sainato, L. Canta, E. Grossen, L. Nottingham. ROW 5: L. Wilson, K. Snyder, P. Cox, B. Frederick, L. Minteer, S. Phillips, D. Silhanek. 7C ROW l: R. McConnell, J. Gilmore, S. Anderson, P. Stuart, J. McConahy, F. Sat- terfield. ROW 2: E. Puz, J. Book, V. Dale G. Gorenz, G. Brown, M. Klingensmith, R Davison. ROW 3: K. Vlah, D. Buchanan, P Hankey, M. Mickey, P. Sobun, D. Retone ROW 4: J. Dietz, T. Draper, S. Cegelka, H Fredericks, B. Unger, B. Ramsey, C. Book ROW 5: S. Scott, D. Gregg, G. Henry, H. Penwell, M. Shaley, M. Williams. ROW 6: L. Claypool, W. Weimer. K. S 7B ROW 1: N. Farrone, L. Williams, L. Len- hardt, R. DiLullo, S. Mioni, V. Burkey. ROW 2: K. Romesburg, T. VanDyke, L. Daugherty, C. Bianchi, J. McAnlis, B. Harman, N. Brown. ROW 3: D Nulph, K. Edwards, K. Gott- berg, M. Kenny, M. Storti, J. Keil. ROW 4: K. Cracraft, D. Hairhoger, M. Guiliano, L. Chapman, K. Copper, B. Hodge, J. Rendt. ROW 5: J. Rudesill, L. Grimes, J. McKee, D. Colick, E. Butch, K. Beatty, R. Puz. 7E ROW l: T. Pifzer, L. Kerr, D. Kline, B Armstrong, G. Taylor, C. Arnold. ROW 2 M. Penwell, J. Veltre, A. Frye, B. Kennedy P. Leslie, J. Martin, M. J. McKim. ROW 3 R. Barfholemew, R. Sobun, D. Ross, L. Luke- hart, S. McCullough, G. Ambrose. ROW 4 J. Klamer, J. Ciletti, M. Dantonio, R. Retort D. McAnlis, T. Musquire, K. Householder ROW 5: J. Pelro, P. Radich, J. Carbone, E Downey, R. Flick, R. McDonald, H. Chappell .. - . Miyikiry H1353-zE'1v-SI Q' 4 7D ROW l: L. Orabiko, T. Householder, J Puglia, P. Longo, L. McCree, R. Murdock ROW 2: P. Lupo, R. Kefchel, J. Kravos, C DeCerbo, L. Winger, L. Ruzzine, B. Jack son. ROW 3: A. Arena, D. Huber, J. Mum mey, B. Williams, K. McBride, P. DeRosa ROW 4: J. Gleghorn, S. Deeter, J. Hunter J. McDowell, B. Cosgrove, D. Shaw, L Guthrie. ROW 5: K. Bonace, C. Mackie, L Hardy, H. Mahood, R. Wright, J. Andrews T. Shuluga. 7F ROW l: K. Bialowas, G. Hodge, D. Con- nor, T. Samsa, B. Ross, J. Barber. ROW 2: J. Lupo, B. Sherry, L. Deal, L. Haines, M. Pepe, S. Hudak, G. Lutz. ROW 3: D. Carr, P. Cooper, S. Craig, R. Galansky, D. Har- disky, G. Cilli. ROW 4: J. Beldon, D. O'Neil B. Cooper, E. Ramsey, R. Minto, T. Arena M. Pezzulo. ROW 5: S. Russel, G. Quear G. Heckathorne, C. Pezzulo, G. McConnell E. Quear. ROW 6: J. Woods, J. Barber. 1 1 1 1 1 1 W,,,,,...-- ls There room for one more, Mac? 7G ROW l: R. Tanner, B. Gordon, P. Ora biko, D. Lucchesi, R. Freeland, M. McCready ROW 2: H. Sherrill, B. Minlo, J. Grekon, H Himes, T. Johnson, S. Kumrow, T. Deal ROW 3: C. Trimble, P. Pagan, D. Chambers R. King, D. Heitzenraier, N. Keller. ROW 4 S. Kuhn, L. Quear, K. Spincic, V. McConnell A. Wolthers, N. Perschke, J. Mars. ROW 5 R. Stelter, L. Mielke, J. Stambul, G. Kumrow M1 . --.. YZ '55 1 vs' il' .ii ' ' ' 7 xxwx .r , Ak 4 5 , an I47 1 1 fr. -Hi Basketball J r. -H igh Team L-R: Terry Vrabel, Dale Zeh, Tom Herb, Jerry Carpenter, Bob Mc- Fate, Don McConnell, Dave Pet- erson, Ken Andrews, Bruce Bau- man, Bob Magnone, Dave Copp- er. fr.-Hi f-Vis L-R: Don McConnell, Jim O'Don- nell, Jim Hodge, Ed Caggiano, Henry Puchlopek, Terry Vrabel, Bill Boyer, Gary Glass, Don Mc- Cready, Ron Swanson. 7th Grade L-R: Jim Pitts, John Carbone, Joe Woods, Ed Quear, Lloyd Chapman, Gary Henry, Jim Mar- tin, Dale Romeo, Rayne Ran- dolph, Virgil Burkey, Tim Pitzer. JR.-H. BASKET B C C E M A N A C G O E A R LIC S QH EE l' Mr. Damaio and Mr. Mingione coached their The managers of a team are responsible for the care of the uniforms and teams on to a splendid season. The teams were running errands. This year's team owes a lot to the assistance of these boys. accredited with many victories. fr.-Hi Football COACHES: LEFI' TO RIGHT: Row 1: Nick Farone, Tod van Dyke, Rex Huber, Gab Cilli Dennis Remne, Bill Baird, Dave Book Jim Gallo, Dan Welker ROW 2: Tim Pitts, Louie Russo, Ed Quear, Jim Lydic, Richard Grebenz, Ernie Bob Wainwright Downey, Richard Wright, Tony Lorrello, Dave Nottingham ROW 3: Jerry Carpenter, Wayne Anderson, U ' ' Jim Anderson, Herb Hribar, Bruce Bauman, Don McConnell, Dave Peterson, Kenny Andrews ROW 4: Tl'Tl5 595500 TOT the IUVTIOI' Joe Micco, Rich Robb, Jack McAnlis, Greg McKim, Bob Wainwright, Dave Book high Warriors was a season of learning and experience. lniuries to key players were responsible for the l-l-3 rec- ord. Congratulations are in store for the Warrior defense which in the last two games, held the opposition to only seven points. I49 BASKETBALL L-R: Phyllis Hairhogger, Mary Beth Andrews, 9th Grade , Cheerleaders Mary Ann Perrone, Roberta Neal, Lynn Bufera. FOOTBALL -3 . a 1' ,Q I ' f pfmfifaf' ' 'f,, ' K J, ,aa I . 1? f.b, 1,1 kk 'if rl 51 '-y, . 7: - , A f 1: - . q 45f4'1'x - W. Q f yfiiffg. 1 Sa 4 L A , f, : ,- 5 rf,g,f'f 1ig,g y r , L' ' ' l 'A ' ' W ..31g.'e,,',, fjig. W , f-asf L-R: Terry Chapman, Roberta Neal, Phyllis ,. - 31,4 .-m e - lr ' - ,V ,F , , I , - , -, Halfhoggeff Marv Befh Andrews, Maw Ann . A , M L , ,... A f H El W. - ,E yrae an A 'L ' 1 F L J ' ,y .X e I W , ' -fikfffia ,K r4: - 'iw-v..ar---. ,, N , ff:.gl,:: .W , 41-f i L-af:-.,., - 'Rf , ' QW gh, A ff 1 ..-1-.K-..,T'-'M - j'jf'r...,.,f,.g, nz,-, ?'l1Q,ff: : L A f Q- as-ew ,.,, ai, Fw. ' , 1.m,,.,af 1 2-.I ' 2 -A f -fZC6':4w:-are-1 .mv if :wr , ,JS Xx' f A A ., ,L W 5 rlr., W J- , . wwe, n f ul. '- - 1--.ez :l -'-f, - - 44 In .,,- A K, '- ,,g ,z 1,: '-:f, - zf- ., f -1P':r:','3 f ig: :l 7th and 81511 Grade Cheerleaders l50 L-R: Lana Spears, Pam Book, Linda Alexander, Cheryl Kuhn, Beth McConnell, Kathy McClain Junior High Chorus f V 6 B , b W fngf flm' mehr Q15 . 361 NINTH GRADE A 0 A Z , D Qi ' ' G fi Fw s P1 Y 168 w, EIGHTH GRADE 9 fi GGWQQ 9560 nn fi SEVENTH GRADE Th J High Ch ' der The direction of Mr. Mild d p esenfeci a spring concert l5l Cadet Library Staff fr.-Hi Band L-R: N. Ferlan, J. Logan, N. Dmetruk, H. Wolanski, B. McConnell, S. Greene, C. Kelly-member of regular staff. When an EdiTor of a yearbook comes To The Tinal counTdown, he feels Thankful, buT also remorseful. The many Things ThaT arise during The year creaTe a challenge To one's inTesTinal TorTiTude. WiThouT a dependable and conscienTious sTaTT, This challenge can be overwhelming. To The sTaTT of The 1966 ToTem-Thanks. Special Thanks are due To Mr. Alfred Boggia Tor his help wiTh The Table of conTenTs and To Mr. George GeTTy, our phoTographer. A very special Thanks To Mr. Bernard Liscik Tor helping me wiTh many prob- lems. To all Those oThers who conTribuTed in any way To The success of The ToTem-Thanks. We have Tried To make This year's ToTem unlike any in The pasT. We, The sTafT, hope you will approve and like The changes. We realize iT is noT possible To please everyone wiTh a publicaTion. There are always Those who will be dissaTisTied. Some of The complainTs will be valid, some will noT. BUT we cannoT worry abouT eiTher, and will make no apologies Tor our year's work. We worked hard aT The iob, and Teel ThaT we did our besT. THE EDITOR j ':f v:1:, ' i. 1,0115 u New Our community too helps us . . . AD VER TISING Phone KE 5-9 I 62 ll 'FII PEGGY'S FLORAL at GIFT si-IOP gift ,Z 'feb' Wedding and Funeral Pieces Q D N Corsages - Potted Plants - Cut Flowers 4gd!!T 'X I 'T .C Q D Fruit Baskets Q R fb PEGGY RYCHLICKI Box 43 - Main St. Owner Wampum, Penna. LIBERTY MARKET PEOPI-EIS REALTY CO- Quality Meats 8: Groceries 26 Nom' Meme' East Poland Ave. New Castle, Pa. Bessemer' Pa. THE INSURANCE CENTER phone 66774, OF LAWRENCE COUNTY Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class ot 66 May each ot you be guided to your chosen tield through wisdom, integrity, and character CASKEY-KILDOC FUNERAL HOME Ottering 24-hour Ambulance Service Serving the tamilies ot the Mohawk Area with reverence, dignity, and-above all-tairly E. D. TRANSFER Local 8: Long Disfance Moving Ageni' Norih American Van Lines Inc. III E. Lincoln Ave. New Casfie, Pa. J. Whan Hopper I537 MI. Jackson Rd. New Casfle, Pa. CongraI'uIaI'ions and Bes'I' Wishes MARINO ELECTRIC INC. 638 Soufh Ray SI. New Cas'I'Ie, Pa. KILDOO LUMBER CO. Lumber 8: Millwork MI. Jackson Road New Casfle, Pa. BROWN 8: HOUK HARDWARE Builders, EIec'I'ricaI Plumbing, Household 81 Roofing Supplies Garden Seeds 8: ImpIemen'Is Main S+., Wampum Phone KE 5-472I 212.33 7 f 7fZ'f:7,,f f '-:fp-3 . L.-, Z7 1- Ei' 9' X 2 N- NRL N A 1'-2 f ----sm -ai - 1 f VHIQI I ' 5: Ext -T ' p , J N Txsw X. it ' 1 x xx N I ' Q I x? Q1 Complimenfs of PETERSBURG MILLING asssemek, PA. Congrafulafions +o 'l'l1e Class of '66 M. W. CUNNINGHAM FUNERAL HOME BESSEMER CLEANERS Coin Operafed BEULAH'S BEAUTY SALON Complere beaufy service Wigs 8: Accessories Eleciroiysis Laun-dry-Kleen Bessemer, Pa. Phone 667-8I4l McCONNELL'S BENNlE'S ISALYS Q Nufririous Dairy Producfs T MAHONINGTOWN, PA. O II5 Nor+h Liber+y Mal1oning+own, Pa. R OL 8-4715 S J. C. TUCKER-Florisl' Greenhouses li -Q Disfincfive Funeral- Weclding Arrangemenfs POTTED PLANTS FRESH CUT FLOWERS 525 W. Washingfon S+. NEW CASTLE, PA. Compliments of ROTARY CLUB Bessemer, Pa. Compliments of w. RALPH ANDREWS MEDUSA Wampum, Pa. list lroucv T ALL -f l? TIMES ,SW-C A 5? Kg 'ip ii gs 7 .Sl Mahoningfown, Pa. D. G. RAMSEY 81 SONS Disiribufors of Delfa 8: Porier Cable Power TOOIS For BeHer Evergreens 306 Crofon Avenue and Nursery S'l'OCk . . . New Casfle, Pa. See Ken Gwin Phone 654-7747 MO 7-7287 A MOHAWK LANE5 MOHAWK QUAKER STATE Bowl for l-leallhy Recrea'rion Bessemer Perma Bessemer, Pa. 667-8303 I 0 MH .. T H E ,liilii-. CITIZENS NATIQNAL BANK A 6 NEW CASTLE, PENNSYLVANIA FOX'S DAIRY Lf N A A ' ma ' - ' H Farm Fresh Dairy Producfs Phone 667-7539 Enon Valley, Pa. R. D. 7592 X - V H 3 V,, Fig. NEMENZ VALUE KING We FeaI'ure Everyday Low Prices KUH N'S GARAGE AND BUS TRANSPORTATION MI. Jackson Road Mo 7-8750 Congra'IuIa+ions +o I'I1e Class of '66 From WAMPUM I SALY'S Complimenfs of PAGLEY PAULINE V. ISAAC SHOE SERVICE . Mosi' Compleie Shoe Service Jlzstge e Or+I1opedic Repairing 0 e Q-NYS, or i . Wampum Road oi. 4-9277 6 Besi' Wishes Clan: ZIFI66 Complimenfs of GREENHOUSE 'NC- I3 I6 Moravia S'I'ree'I' WamPUm New Cas'I'Ie, Pa. CongraI'uIaI'ions 'Io I'I1e CIass of '66 LUSK'S GROCERY Owner-MARIE GLEGHORN MI. Jackson, Pa. 667-8397 BRUCE-MERRILEES ELECTRIC COMPANY 648 'E. Washingfon S+. N New Cas+Ie,- Pa. Complimenfs of SOUTH RANGE LAKE ew Middleiown, Ohio Compliments of GEN NARO PAVING, INC. HiIIsviIIe, Pa. SOUTH SIDE SERVICE, INC. C0ng,gjj,jf+i0nS O Wj'f'fISUPPQefH d G I.EAu's DEPARTMENT xygen an ce yene- o e as Phone 654-396I 3I8 Mahoning Av NEW CASTLE, PA. BESSEMER. PA- GRIFFEN HARDWARE H. Spencer Carr Bessemer, Pa. Phone 667-8l5I COmpIImeh+S of SERVICE LINGER LIGHT DAIRY I Em, Poland Avenue IOI W. Cherry S'I'ree'r BESSEMER, PA. MAHONINGTOWN, PA. I63 I NG CO. HILLS LAKE Wes'I' of Infersecfion of 55I nd Old 422 164 L I Office Locafed ai' Ohio-Pennsylvania Sfaie Line on U. S. Roufe 994224 We're Proud, Too Parenfs and families aren'+ ihe only ones who are proud of +his year's graduafing class. We, +oo, have several reasons +o congraiulaie 'Phe seniors and ex+end our sincere besi' wishes. To begin wifh, our companies provide ma'l'erials which are used bofh direcrly and indirecfly in school consfrucfion. In addiiion, our companies pay indusfrial -I'axes and our employees pay real es+a+e 'faxes which are used fo help run 'I'he schools. As good ci'l'izens, we are pleased +o suppori' 'l'his communify . . . which in furn has supporfed us by using our indusfrial and agriculiural producfs for so many years. THE CARBON CONCRETE BRICK COMPANY THE 4 COMPANY i -. I 'lp , , 'Ewa O ll 'if' ,, 3, f Hvwifaltliill-lm ' - U? ' f I - , ,. Mfr , I. ft , 'S -'Q . .. A , -111 iff' -2 - wi - t v - ,fm-1' f' 'f' Y V ,, 1:1 -r -- - --'- - r '4'- ' r ' A f , ,.,5rg: at I ..... mfg:-, ' it V?....,..,., .......-,...,.... J.,: 4. - if .Y V -mmf , 'ir f f - :W 3'-r ww-A -W .., Ts., ,, .. , , , , f - X., '-'L' i l? - K'--' ,. ,-,,.ia., we ' A . 'Wifi' - inn. 111 , H' Q r l ,E - - L .., ' A 93756 ,Yf'9f'9'C if V' 535531'x2?fi1El1iQifi 2i :Af-iif K ff' ' ' DOG HOUSE RESTAU RANT Breaktast, Lunch, Dinners TAKE OUT SERVICE OPEN 24 HRS. Owners: 2l2 Grove St. CHESTER 81 ESTHER New Castle, Pa. STEWART Congratulations to the Graduates From a FRIEND Compliments ot: JACK GERSON, Your Jeweler MAKE OUR STORE YOUR SHOPPING HEADQUARTERS 200 E. Washington Street New Castle. Pa. Phone 652- I 75l Atlantic Ave. New Castle, Pa. CompIimenI's of BUTCH 81 MCCREE PAVING CO. JOSEPH P. McCREE EUGENE BUTCH CompIimen'Is of PETERSBURG MILLING ssssemen. PA. Bes'I' Wishes CATHOLIC GIFT SHOP Souih Liberfy SI. Bessemer, Pa. HiIIsviIIe, Pa. New Camel pa. Phone 667-7888 Phone 667-8559 WEDDING eufrs AND SUPPLIES PHONE 658-0575 Complimenfs PERELMAN JEWELRY I24 E. Washingion S'I'. New CasI'Ie, Pa. LONGINES GORHAM BU LOVA WALLACE ACCUTRON INTERNATIONAL WATCHES STERLING SPORTING GOODS STORE Every+hing in Spor'I's I05 N. Mercer S+. New Casfle, Pa. PHONE 652-396I BUTZ'S FLOWER'S 245 E. Washingfon Sf. New CasI'Ie, Pa. Phone 655-7727 Our Congrafulafions 'I'o +he Graduafesl X Qt T A BESSEMER DRUG STORE W Pennsylvania Power Co. BESSEM ER PA IV2 Mile Sou+h of MT. Jackson HOSLER'S NURSERY WHOLESALE-RETAIL PHONE 667-7328 EVERGREENS FRUIT TREES NUT TREES SHADE TREES CHRISTMAS TREES 1- Q mi 3 3 we ., X? X S if431?f?'fZ'f' xg? x -- fm W., . K f. My v wgsgg' k A Q?fia51 : Tf1, By 1 fflfsiifnvf fi A in 1 K' 1: x 125 : ,iii in .gs sr . HQLSSE ' Q1 . ' N4 ' 5 X ,pg .Xw.J,W- , H51 , 955 A. -iv? ,325 EV VRS' 'i5'il5E5' im- ffw,,11.f, Mia-kaia ar:-ewzcwsp sees-iasfizifasjfm Mem-k i M: I . mee m+-.W.,,- L , ,. i1fsgpfgf.1sgQ ,f - Wm .., ,.,d,.:, ., x 132 iR'?1.:'k .: . 59 Q s w fxxun Nrairi- X367 ' 353525: J Liil, , .wif , tw 5112 . ,W fi Q 6 K --,:.: w.1 m 1,21 ,Q -A :nfl ig f , Few ii wigs .f::,. 1 K ' f 442 3 4? -. au Q, .Ez,i!E M if 1 A ish R wwe? fe' x Qu N if if, TIFE'-21w.g':5-g,.3k qnxy x rg 'ziffgig :fue ,.,, NNE 33- 1,5 :. ,Xk' f . gn E - Jw ks' Ei F A f 1- . gp ' jgg W QE in ,fu E EQ if A QS LQ gg LEONETTI'S CONFECTIONERY News Agency and Drugs WAMPUM, PA. PHONE 535-4200 03 ' 645 E. Washingfon S+ree'l' New Casfle, Pa. Phone 652-985I LAWRENCE SAVINGS 81 TRUST CO Six Loca1'ions 'l'o BeH'er Serve You NEW CASTLE ELLWOOD CITY I2 LOCATIONS, LAWRENCE VILLAGE WAMPUM Member F.D.l.C. JOSEPH J. PERCIC Beer Disfribufor BESSEMER, PA. Bes'I' Wishes +0 'l'he Class of '66 DR. BREWER MT. JACKSON RD. VJ nfl 'll I . - - , L HYDE REXALL DRUG STORE nz N. Liberly S+. Mal-loninglown, Pa. 652- I 45 I Besl' Wishes 'ro 1'l1e Class of '66 JO ANN'S BEAUTY SHOPPE We Need Your l-leacl for Our Open Tues. 8: Fri. Evenings Wesl' Poland Ave. Ex+. Bessemer, Pa. MO 7-7920 Business BETTE JENKINS Floral Arrangemenis 8: Floral Decorafing as old Hickory Ra. New Casile, Pa. AMBROSIA COAL 8: CONSTRUCTION CO ROUTE224 Bes'I' Wishes From NEW CASTLE BATTERY MFG. CO. 226 Pearson S+. New Casfle. P Congratulations From PEARSON BRICK CO. lI5 E. Nor+h S'I'ree+ New Casfle, Pa. vbi. E o o ooo o o oog 4 oo CCo o oo ouEE's GARAGE ENON VALLEY, PA. SEAVY'S STUDIO Photog raphy 72 Years of Service NEW CASTLE 652-73ll Il--i-- THE Miiiig CITIZENS NEgE1 QNA1J BANK JEEEEUELEQ , N NI LV 'i hi, 9 EW CASTLI , I F SY SXUNSUHMF 580 M--.mum .4 ll0,000 2 Q 5 l,....,...E. E 5:55:27 'Z .19 E 5 T A B 'chu' . You NEED IT HAMMCNITS SERVICE STATION Complimen+s of SERVICE WHEN EI Moio Tune-Ups in , Lugricanons LAWRENCE COUNTY IC f and FUNERAL DIRECTORS A A Biff? ASSOCIATION QC MT. JACSKEON, PA 1 l73 D. C. EICHENLAUB. D.D.S. 9 Sou+l1 Main S+ree+ Bessemer, Pa. FLICK MOTOR COMPANY Bessemer Pa . DR. RICHARD LEPOSKY Clyde S+ree+ Wampum. Pa. CARLO'S PIZZA SHOP Bessemer Pa . lSALY'S Bessemer Pa . GUS' SPORTSWEAR I06 E. Wasl1ing+on S+. New Cas+le, Pa. NEW CASTLE LIME AND Temple Building New Cas+le, Pa. NANCY'S LUNCH Main S+ree+ Bessemer, Pa. EDDlE'S T. V. SERVICE Main S+ree+, Hillsville, Pa. SAM COLUCCI Hillsville Pa. DR. JOHN A. MEEHAN Firs+ Federal Plaza New Cas+Ie, Pa. WELLER HARDWARE 207 Nor+l1 Liber+y S+. New Cas+le. Pa. HABLES. INC. 33-39 S. Jefferson S+. New Cas+le. Pa. STERNER TIRE COMPANY STONE CO. ANDERSON TOOL COMPANY HELEN'S BEAUTY SALON I 74 MALIZIA MARKET I33l Cro+on Ave. New Cas+Ie, Pa. DR. RALPH A. HAMILTON Firs+ Federal Plaza New Cas+Ie, Pa. I J. L. PITZER GARAGE 8l5 Junior High S+. New Cas+Ie, Pa. DR. NELSON M. KENNEDY R. D. 9542 DarIing+on, Pa. HAMMOND MUSIC CO. I II7 E. Nor+l1 S+ree+ New Cas+Ie, Pa. FERLAN'S GENERAL STORE I Bessemer, Pa. I NICK'S BARBER SHOP Hillsville Pa. 22.000 ARTICLES IN HARDWARE 24 E. Wasl1ing+on S+ree+ New Cas+Ie, Pa. LESTER'S MEN SHOP Firs+ Federal Plaza New Cas+Ie. Pa. HOUSE OF MUSIC 242I WiIming+on Road New Cas+Ie. Pa. McDOWELL'S SERVICE STATION M+. Jackson-Enon Valley Rd. New Cas+Ie, Pa. DAVID C. HAMILTON, D.D.S., M.S. CHARLES W. PATTON. D.D.S., M.S. 40l-403 Nor+h Jefferson S+ree+ New Cas+Ie, Pa. E. J. WILLIAMS. INC. ANNABELLE'S BEAUTY SHOP CAROLYN'S BEAUTY SHOP DOROTHY'S BEAUTY SHOP A ABRAHAM, LEORA, Pep Club-10, Il, 12, Spanish Club-11, Executive Committee -11, Class Secretary-11, G.A.A.-10. ADAMS, ESTHER, Class Secretary-IO, 12, Executive Committee-11. ALLEN, LINDA, F.H.A.- I O. ALLEN PATRICIA, French Club-12, Li- brary Staff-12. ANNICHENNI, ROBERT, Chorus-IO, II, 12, Pep Club-10, 11, 12, Class Play- 11, 12, Band lTwirle-rt-12, Executive Council-12, Sound of Music -12, Carousel -11. ARGIRO, DAVID PATSY, Touchdown Club -IO, Il, 12, Pep Club-IO, li, 12, Intramural Basketball-10, 11, 12, To- tem , Football Dance Royal Court, Latin Club. B BARA, KATHLEEN A., Pep Club-10, 11, 12, Future Nurses Club-11, Spanish Club-12, Football Dance Attendant- 12, Latin Club-11. BEADLING, RAYMOND, F.B.L.A.-10, II, 12, Pep Club-10, 11, 12, Class Play- 12, Cheerleacler's Mascot-12. BELTON, LAWRENCE ALEXIS, Band-10, 11, Spanish Club-IO, 11, Latin Club -12, French Club-11, F.T.A.-10. BIANCHI, BARBARA ANN, National Hon- or Society-12, Pep Club-12, Library Staff-10, Latin Club-10, G.A.A.-10. BIANCHI, CAROLE J., Pep Club-10, 11, 12, Chorus-10, 11, 12, Class Play-11, 12, Future Nurses Club-11, 12, Na- tional Honor Society-11, 12, Lawrence County Jr. Miss Contestant-12, J.V. Cheerleader-10, Latin Club. BONACE, THERESA M., Band-12. BOYER, MARGARET CHRISTINE, Band- IO, II, 12, Chorus-IO, li, 12, F.T.A.- Io, II, I2, A Capella chaff-To, 11: Pep Club-ll, 12, F.H.A.-'l'l, 12: Latin Club-10. BRIGHT, JEFFREY L., Chorus-10, 12, Class Play-11, 12, French Club-11, 12, Latin Club-10, Totem -11, 12. BULISCO, GERALD L., Pep Club-12, Touch- down Club-11, Latin Club-11. Senior Index BURCHFIELD ZANE, Spanish Club-11, Latin Club-10. UBUTCH, ED, F.F.A.-10, 11, 12, Pep Club -11, 12, Intramurals-12. BYERS, DARLENE E., F.B.L.A.-IO, ll, 12, Pep Club-11, 12, Executive Commit- tee-11, Football Dance Attendant-11, Halloween P a r a d e Attendant-11, G.A.A.-11, J.V. Cheerleader-10, Span- ish Club-10. C CAMERON, FLOYD Y., Pep Club-10, 11, 12, Touchdown Club-12, Intramural Basketball-10. CAPAN, JOHN, Spanish Club-10. CAROTHERS, ANITA L., Chorus-10, 11, 12, Cheerleader-10, 12, Executive Com- mittee-11, 12, D.A.R. Award-12, Law- rence County Jr. Miss Contestant-12, Football Dance Queen-12, Halloween Parade Queen-11, Class President-11, CARRAN RONNIE, French Club-IO, II, 12, Pep Club-IO, 11, 12, Intramural Basketball-10, 11, 12, Student Council -11, F.T.A.-10. CAUGHEY, TIMOTHY R., Intramurals-10, 11, 12, Chess Club-10, Pep Club-10. CHANEY, SUSAN L., Pep Club-10, 11, 12, Newspaper Staff-IO, 11, Latin Club -IO, Band-10. CHAPPELL, KAREN, Spanish Club-11, G.A.A.-11, Latin Club-10, F.T.A.-10, Pep Club-10. CHLEBOWSKI, JOSEPH F., Pep Club-12. CLARK, ANN, F.H.A.-IO, 11, 12, Square Dance Team-11, 12, National Honor Society-12, Latin Club CLARK, KATHRYN E., F.H.A.-10, 11, 12, Square Dance Team-12, Future Nurses Club-12. CLARK, KENNETH, F.F.A.-10, II, 12, Square Dance Team-10, 11, 12. COLICK, FRANK N., Pep Club-10, 11, 12. COONFARE, VERLA, Spanish Club-12, French Club-10, F.H.A.-IO. CUNNING, CYNTHIA, E.s.L.A.-Io, II, I2, F.H.A.-10. CUNNINGHAM, JAMES, Junior Red Cross -10, 11, 12, Intramural Basketball- II, 12. D DANDO, CHICK, Pep Club-11, 12, Class Treasurer-10. DAUENHEIMER, CHERYL, Pep Club-il, 12, Class Play-11, 12, F.B.L.A.-12, Cho- rus-12, Football Dance Attendant-12, Halloween Parade Attendant-11, Latin Club-10. DECOLA, JOHN A., Pep club-Io, II, 12, Intramurals-IO, 11, 12, Spanish Club-12, Student Council-12, Latin Club-10. DEROSA, BILL, F.F.A.-Demonstration Team -11, F.F.A.-10, 11, 12, Intramurals- 11, 12, Pep Club-12. DEVITE, DONNA LOUISE, Pep Club-IO, ll, I2, G.A.A.-10, ll, Chorus-I2, Class Play-11, Spanish Club-10. DIANA, GEORGINA, Pep Club-IO, 11, 12, Band-12, G.A.A.-10. DIANA, TONI LYNN, Pep Club-IO, Il, 12, F.B.L.A.-ll, 12, Class Play-11, l2, Chorus-12, Halloween Parade Attend- ant-11. DMETRUK, STEPHEN F., Pep Club-IO, 11, 12, Touchdown Club-10, 11, 12, Intramurals-10, 11, 12, National Honor Society-12, Latin Club-10. DONOFRIO, CHRISTINA, Chorus-10, ll, 12, French Club-11, 12, National Hon- or Society-11, 12, Sound of Music -12, Lawrence County Jr. Miss Con- testant-12, Library Staff-11, Class Play-11, Executive Committee-11, Lat- in Club-IO. DONOFRIO, CONSTANCE, Future Nurses Club-10, 11, 12, French Club-11, 12, Class Play-11, 12, Library Staff-12. E EDWARDS, GARY L., Intramurals-10, 12. EDWARDS, NANCY, Pep Club-10, 11, 12, F.T.A.-10, 11, 12, French Club-10, 11, 12, Chorus-10, 11, 12, Varsity Cheer- leader-10, 11, Football Dance Royal Court-12, Lawrence County Jr. Miss Contestant-12, National Honor Society -12, Executive Committee-11, Sound of Music -12, Carousel -11, The King 8. l -10, J.V. Cheerleader-10. ENGLISH, JOANN, Pep Club-10, II, I2, French Club-11, 12, Chorus-12, G.A.A. -11, Latin Club-10. I75 F FAZZOLARE, SHERRY, Pep Club-12, Latin Club-10. FEEZLE, TRUDY, F.H.A.-12. FERREE, PAMELA, Pep Club-10. FOSTER, DAVE, F.F.A.-70, 77, 72, Chorus -10, 11, 12, Square Dance Team-10, 11, 12, Pep Club-10, 11, 12, Executive Committee-12. FRAZEE, SANDY FREDERICKS, CAROLL LYNN, Maiorette- 10, 11, 12, Pep Club-70, 77, 72. G GALBREATH, GEORGE A. JR., F.F.A.- 11, 12. GALLATIN, JOYCE E., Chorus-10, 11, 72, Youth Page Correspondent-11, 12, A Capella Choir-10, 11, Arrow Staff -10, 11, National Honor Society-12, Class Play-12, Student Council-12, Pep Club-10, 11, Latin Club-10. GENOVA, JOHN, Pep Club-70, 77, 72, Intramurals-11, 12. GENOVA, NICK, Intramurals-11, 72, Spanish Club-77, 72, Executive Corn- mittee-11, 12, National Honor Society -12, Latin Club-70. GIERLING, HOWARD, Chorus-70, 77, 12, Intramurals-70, 11, 72, The Sound of Music -12, Carousel -11, The King az. 1 -10. GOOGE, NORA GRIMES, JOHN MATTHEW, Pep Club-IO, 11, 12, lntramurais-70, 72, Latin Club. GRINNEN, LINDA, Pep Club-70, 11, 12, Football Dance Royal Court-12, Spanish Club-77, Executive Committee-11, G.A.A.-10. GRIST, WILLIAM A., Pep Club-70, 11, 12, Spanish Club-72, Latin Club-70, Intramurals-10. GRGURINA, GARY, Touchdown Club-10, 11, 72. GWIN, HAROLD LEE JR., Intramurals-70, 71, 12, Chorus-10, 71, 72, Pep Club- 77, 72, A Capella Choir-77, 72, Execu- tive Committee-17, 12, Latin Club-10. GWIN, JAMES, Library Staff-71, 72, Pep Club-10, 71, Sound of Music -12, Carousel -11, Executive Committee- I76 11, Student Council-10, Latin Club- 70. H HARMAN, WENDELL, F.F.A.-10, 11, 12, Square Dance Team-12. HARPER, DON, Pep Club-10, 77. HARTZELL, RICHARD D., Pep Club-77, 12. HECKATHORNE, STEPHEN W., Pep Club- 10, 71, 12. HODGE, CAROL L., F.H.A.-70, 17, 72, Pep Club-10, 11, 12, National Honor Society-11, 12, Executive Committee -11, 12, Future Nurses Club-17, 72, Chorus-10, 72, F.H.A. Demonstration Team-72, Totem Staff -12, American Legion Essay Award-11, Latin Club- 70. HOUSEHOLDER, ROBERT G., Pep Club- 11, 12, Intramurals-IO, 11, Spanish Club-10. J JOHNGRASS, SANTA, F.B.L.A.-10, 71, 12, Pep Club-IO, 17, Library Staff-17, Chorus-10, G.A.A.-70. JOHNSON, KENNETH J., Pep Club-10, 11, 12, Spanish Club-10. K KELLY, RUTH L., F.B.L.A.-10, 11, 12, F.H.A.-IO, 11. KIMINKINEN, WILLIAM KLIEM, JOHN, Pep Club-70, 77, 72, Stu- dent Council-11, 12, Executive Com- mittee-12, Halloween Parade Attend- ant-77, Latin Club-10. KLINGENSMITH, THEODORE R., Pep Club -10, 11, 12, Spanish Club-70. KOTCHMAR, MARY, Nurses Club-70, 11, 12, Latin Club-10. KRONSTAD, BETTYE, Arrow Staff -12, Class Play-12, Chess Club-72, Pep Club-72. KUKICH, EILEEN K., Future Nurses Club -70, 71, 12, Pep Club-70, 77, 72, Class Play-11, 12, Band-11, 12, Ex- ecutive Committee-11, Latin Club-10, Jr. Varsity Cheerleader-10. KWIAT, OLIVER, Intramurals-10, 71, 72, French Club-12, Student Council-10, Latin Club-10. L LAFFERTY, BILL, Pep Club-70, 77, 72, Touchdown Club-10, 11, Spanish Club -77, Latin Club-70. LAMB, AMY, Chorus-10, 11, 12, F.H.A.- 1O, 11, 12, Future Nurses Club-10, 11, 12, Band-10, 11, Pep Club-10, 17, F.H.A. Demonstration Team-72, Class Play-11, Lawrence County Science Fair Award-71, Latin Club-10. LEWIS, JACK W., Pep Club-10, 11, 12, Touchdown Club-70, 11, F.F.A.-10, 71. LIST, DARYL, Pep Club-10, 11, Latin Club-10. LOGAN, JOHN, Arrow Staff -70, 77, 72, Basketball Statistician-11, 12, French Club-IO. LOMBARDO, MARIA F., Library Staff- 10, 77, 72, Pep Club-70, 77, 72, Fu- ture Nurses Club-IO, 11, Band-12, Chess Club-12, Latin Club-70. M MAGGIE, LARRY, Intramurals-70, 77, 72, Executive Committee-11, 72, Pep Club -12, Spanish Club-12, Class Treasurer -77. MAHOOD, RONNA JEAN, F.B.L.A.-10, 11, Arrow Staff -11, G.A.A.-71. MARS, JANICE M., Pep Club-10, 11, 12, G.A.A.-IO, 71, F.B.L.A.-12. MARTELLO, PHIL, Geneva College Science Fair Award-71, Latin Club-70. MARTIN, KATHLEEN A., Chorus-70, 77, 12, Pep Club-70, 11, 12, spanish Club 17, 72, National Honor Society-71, 72, Class Play-11, 12, A Capella Choir- IO, 17, Sound of Music -12, Lawrence County Jr. Miss Candidate-72, Execu- tive Committee-11, Halloween Parade Attendant-71, Lawrence County Science Fair Award-11, Latin Club-10. MARTIN, LAURA L., F.T.A.-70, 77, 72, Pep Club-10, 71, 12, Band-70, 11, 12, Class Play-77, 12, Latin Club-10, 77, 72. MARTZ, JACK A., Pep Club-70, 11, 72, Touchdown Club-10, 11, 12, King of Football Dance-12. MCCONNELL, DENNIS, Chorus-10, 77, 12, French Club-70, 71, 12, Class Play- 11, 12, Pep Club-10, 12, A Capella Choir-10, 11, Chess Club-10. McCREADY, EDWARD, F.F.A.-10, 11, 12, Pep Club-11, 12, Square Dance Team- 1O, 11, A Capella Choir-10, 11, F.F.A. Demonstration Team-12. McCREADY, PAT, Intramurals-77, F.F.A. -10, 11, 12, Pep Club-70, 11, 12, F.F.A. Demonstration Team-72. MCCREADY, LINDA LEE, F.H.A.-70, 77, 72, French Club-70. MCCREE, J. GERALD, Pep Club-77, 72, Totem Staff -72, Band-70, Latin Club -70, Intramurals-70. MCCULLOUGH, JUDITH EILEEN, F.7'.A.-70, 77, 72, Chorus-70, 77, 72, Band-IO, 77, 72, National Honor Society-77, 72, Pep Club-IO, 72, Executive Commit- tee-77, F.H.A.-77, Halloween Parade Attendant-77, Latin Club-70. MCCUNE, GARY, Pep Club-70, 11, 12, Football Dance Attendant-72, Touch- down Club-72, Latin Club-IO. MCDONALD, MARY L. McDOWELL, KATHERINE ILENE, Pep Club -70, 77, 72, F.H.A.-77, 72, National Honor Society-72, F.H.A. Demonstra- tion Team-72, Spanish Club-72, Class Play-77, Latin Club-70, F.T.A.-70. McKEE, CHARLES L., Latin Club-70. MCKINNEY, SHIRLEY, F.B.L.A.-70, 77, 72, Arrow Staff -77, 72. MCKISSICK, TED R., Youth Page Corres- pondent-77, 72, Pep Club-77, 72, Chorus-77, 72, Executive Committee- 72, Touchdown Club-72. MCMASTER, MARTHA JANE, F.T.A.-IO, 77, Latin Club-72. MEADE, LOIS A., Chorus-70, 77, 72, Pep Club-77, 72, Totem Staff -77, 72, National Honor Society-72, Execu- tive Committee-77, Newspaper-77. MEDIATE, FRANK R., Pep Club-70, 77, 72, Spanish Club-70, Touchdown Club -72, Intramurals-72. MEDIATE, M. JANE, F.B.L.A.-70, 11, 12, Pep Club-70, 77, 72, Executive Com- mittee-77, Student Council-70, G.A.A. -72. MEHOCIC, WILLIAM F. MICKLER, CORA MARIE, F.T.A.-70, 77, 72, Pep Club-70, 77, 72, Chorus-77, 72, Spanish Club-70 77, Latin Club- 70, 77, Class Play-72, Sound of Mu- sic -72. MIELKE, LARRY, Pep Club-70, 77, 72, Touchdown Club-70, 77, 72, Intra- murals-7O, 72, Football Dance Attend- ant-72. MITCHELL, THOMAS, Latin Club-70. MOORE, CATHERINEL., F.B.L.A.-70, 77, I2, Pep Club-70, 77, 72, Library Staff -77, 72, Class Play-71, 72, Arrow Staff -77, G.A.A.-77, 72, Band--70. MUNN, CATHERINE JEAN, Future Nurses Club-70, 77, 72, F.H.A.-70, 77, 72, Library Staff-77, 72, Pep Club-72, American Legion Award-77, French Club-77, Latin Club-70. N NILKUMHAENG, ARVOOTCHAI, AFS Ex- change Student, Pep Club-72, Student Council-72, F.F.A.-72, Chorus-72. NuLR1-1, ROBERT, F.F.A.-11, 12. O OLIVER, CINDY OPPEDISANO, JOYCE, Football Dance At- tendant-IO, 77, 72, Pep Club-70, 77, 72, Halloween Parade Attendant-77, G.A.A.-77. P PENCE, CAROLINE SUE, F.T.A.-70, 77, 72, Chorus-70, 77, 72, Pep Club-70, 77, 72, Arrow Staff -77, 72, Totem Staff -72, Executive Committee-77, American Legion Essay Award-77, Lat- in Club-70. PENWELL, MARY, F.H.A.-77, 72, Spanish Club-70. PERRY, THOMAS A., F.T.A.-70, 11, 12, Arrow Staff -77, 72, Chess Club-70, 77, Pep Club-70, Latin Club-70. PETERSON, AUDREY, Pep Club-70, 77, 72, G.A.A.-70, 77, 72, National Honor Society-72, Library Staff-72, Class Play-1 I, Executive Committee-7 7, Ar- row Staff -77, Spanish Club-77. PETERSON, KAREN LOUISE, Chorus-70, 77, 72, Pep Club-IO, 77, 72, Band-70, 77, 72, F.H.A.-77, 72, Class Play-72, F.H.A. Demonstration Team-72, G.A.A. -77, A Capella Choir-77, F.B.L.A.- 70. PETERSON, MARSHA M. PHILLIPS, JOHN E., Pep Club-IO, II, 72, Class Play-72, Latin Club-70, Intra- murals-70. PITTS, CYNTHIA, Chorus-70, 77, 72, Pep Club-77, 72, G.A.A.-70, 77, Band-72, Sound of Music -72, French Club- 77, Class Play-77, Latin Club-70. POLLYBLANK, LINDA LEE PONZIANI, ROBERT N. PUZ, LARRY A, Intramurals-77, 72, Latin Club-70. R RHEINHART, RICHARD D., Library Staff- 7O, 77, Student Council-77, Chess Club -IO, Latin Club-70. RODENBAUGH, FRANK J. JR., Touchdown Club-70, 77, 72, Intramurals-70, 77, 72, Pep Club-70, 77, 72, National Hon- or Society-72, Class Play-72, Chorus- 72, Latin Club-IO. ROMESBURG, BARRY L., Spanish Club-77, 72, National Honor Society-72, Class Play-72, Intramurals-77, Chess Club- 7O, Latin Club-70. ROUSER, THOMAS, Pep Club-70, 77, 72, Intramurals-70, 77, 72, Spanish Club- 12, Latin Club-70. ROWE, NANCY J., Pep Club-70, 77, 72, Library Staff-77, 72, F.T.A.-70, 77, French Club-70, 77, Student Council- 72, Class Play-72, Totem Staff -72, Arrow Staff -7 7, Executive Committee -77, G.A.A.-77, Band-70. RUDESILL, JEAN, Pep Club-70, 77, 72, Class Play-72. RUSSELL LYNDALL, Student Council-70. RYAN, LINDA M., Future Nurses Club- 7O, 77, 72, Chorus-70, 77, 72, French Club-77, 72, Class Play-77, 72, Pep Club-72, Sound of Music -72, A Capella Choir-77, Latin Club-70. RYAN, FRED, Pep Club-70, 11. S sAB1K, CLARA ANN, F.T.A.-70, 11, 12, French Club-77, 72, Pep Club-72, Latin Club-70. SANKOVICH, BONNIE, Pep Club-70, 77, 72, F.B.L.A.-70, 77, Band-70. SCHIRALDI, BARBARA, F.H.A.-77, 72, Square Dance Team-7 7, 72, Latin Clube 70, Future Nurses Club-70. SCHOTSCH, JOSEPHINE, Spanish Club-70, 77, 72, F.T.A.-77, 72, Pep Club-77, 72, Arrow Staff -72, Latin Club-70. SCILLA, FRANK J. Touchdown Club-IO, 71, 72, Pep Club-72, Executive Com- mittee-77, Halloween Parade Attend- ant-7 7. SCOTT, JOHN, Demonstration Team-77, 72, F.F.A.-72. SHANER, REBECCA JANE SHANER, WILLIAM P. I77 SHULUGA, DONNA M., Pep Club-10, 11, Spanish Club-10, Latin Club-10, F.T.A. -11. SILHANEK, RANDALL JOSEPH, Pep Club- IO, II, 12, Totem Staff -II, 12, Ex- ecutive Committee-11, 12, Band-10, 11, National Honor Society-12, Student Council-12, 11, Latin Club-10. SIMONSIC, JOYCE ANN, Pep Club-10, 11, 12, Band-10, 11, 12, Maiorette- 10, II, 12, Future Nurses Club-11, 12, National Honor Society-11, 12, Totem Staff Editor-12, Executive Committee-11, Class Play-11, Totem -Jr. Editor-11, Class Vice President- 10, Latin Club-10. STANLEY, GARY RICHARD, Pep Club- 1O, 11, 12, French Club-IO, 11, Class Treasurer-12, Latin Club-IO. STEESE, MARY ELIZABETH, F.B.L.A.-10, 12, Pep Club-12. STEESE, VERNON, Pep Club-10, 11, 12, F.F.A.-11, 12. STELTER, BRIAN BURDELL, French Club- 11, 12, Chorus-12, Pep Club-10, Lat- in Club-IO. STEWART, GALEN W. STEWART, ROGER, Pep Club-10, 11, 12, Chorus-10, 12, Latin Club-10. SWANSON, DENNIS T TARNASKI, BARBARA ANN, F.B.L.A.-11, Latin Club-10, Pep Club-10. TAYLOR, DIANE, F.B.L.A.-10, 11, 12, Pep Club-IO, 11, 12, Student Council-IO, I78 11, National Honor Society-12, Totem Staffl'-12, Class Play-II. TEGETHOFF, WILLIAM GLENN, Chorus- IO, II, 12, Pep Club-11, 12, A Capel- la Choir-10, 11, Band-10, Sound of Music -12, Latin Club-10, Intramurals -IO. TUTINO, TRESSA ANN, F.B.L.A.-10, II, 12, Pep Club-IO, II, Spanish Club- II. V VAN DYKE, TIM, Touchdown Club-10, 11, 12, Latin Club-10. VEON, JOSEPH E., Class Play-II, 12, Spanish Club-II, Latin Club-IO. VRABEL, RON C., Pep Club-10, 11, 12, Band-IO, II, Class President-12, Stu- dent Council-12, Executive Committee -11, Latin Club-10. W WALKER, CAROLYN MARIE, Maiorette- 10, 11, 12, Chorus-IO, 11, 12, Class Play-11, 12, F.B.L.A.-12, The Sound of Music -12. WALKER, LINDA D., Band-IO, II, 12, Chorus-IO, II, 12, F.T.A.-IO, II, 12, Library Staff-10, 11, 12, French Club -IO, 11, The Sound of Music -12, Carousel -I1 WATSON, GAIL, F.H.A.-10, 11, 12, Square Dance Team-11, 12, F.B.L.A.-10, WATT, MARIE SUZANNE, F.B.L.A.-10, II, 12. WIDDOWFIELD, MARY SUE, Chorus-IO, 11, 12, Library Staff-12, Spanish Club -12, Class Play-II, F.T,A.-IO WILLIAMS, BRUCE L., Touchdown Club- IO, II, 12, Intramurals-11, 12, Foot- ball Dance Royal Court-12 WYANT, KENNETH JR., Pep Club-IO, II, 12, French Club-10. Y YARoAs, BRUCE, Pep club-10, 11, 12, Touchdown Club-IO, 11, 12, Class Play -11, 12, Spanish Club-12, Executive Committee-11, Latin Club-10. YEROPOLI, BRUNO, Intramurals-12. YEROPOLI, DELORES, Spanish Club-11, 12. YEROPOLI, FRANK WILLIAM, Intramurals -10, 11, 12, Pep club-10, 11, 12, Class Vice President-11, 12, Latin Club -IO, 11, Student Council-10, 11, Na- tional Honor Society President-11, 12, Arrow Staff-12, Class President-10. 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