Monessen High School - Greyhound Yearbook (Monessen, PA)

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It is to you, the Senior Class of 1965, that we give this Greyhound as a sketch of some of your days at Monessen, with the hope that in future years you may open it to recapture in memory the spirit of the fun and the work you knew, and the friends you made and kept here. f in Y 4 ,1'x:N ,rvl N X m f' if r ,-4 4 'X . f X , Z' - , If K x I W4 X' . f v , 1 , f ' q ' , WA xH f l!! P w t Y .x Aw' E wx . 3 ' ' W sensors 4 4 4 4f 4 , , 4 V M N vm' , 4 V 4 underclossmen 46 4 'u ' 4 X . he-1 N X 1' sw sports 74 ClfQQg 050 44 'Qu PCO , DK, ,C LS M3523 1 n ' 1' sl 'K 2 5.11 1 N O -J ' 3 fiswmg , , 1 , , j f , VI? sk ' . 1? -4- f' my 1'7 'fi ff lib,-1 f .. 2-v-' .. - -A-W., -- ' , ,V,' f a ' , ..-E A H' Ni f 1 I WX! W xg- x f , , ' 1' 1 A J, N 'Ji fl FW 'QQ WJ KAT l1 '. 2 77747 ' 1 , '55 , 1 53 No f 4, .I if Fa ff fl 7 'R v ' , IV ,W 3 A ' ! ' f L. K0 V4 ' W 'V XW S l 1 K' H N QW Ijgxwkjy v 1 , 9 IM E W 1 N M X V 12 X N V X! w rr I Av K , l Wt! A Vain- n faculty 1 16 I M ? 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Mason, P. DiBaHisIe, R. Todd, D. Evans 6 We, the Senior Class of 1965, bid you, Monessen High School, a fond and regretful farewell. The time has come for us to leave and to put into practice what you have taught us through the years. Though our hearts are sad, we take solace in knowing that the years cannot erase events that are now beautiful memories forever sealed within the confines of our hearts. . . . sign-making parties where we used countless bottles of paint and rolls of paper . . . wonderful proms where the world of reality became a world of fantasy . . . enchanting Christmas dances . . . riotous pep- rallies . . . the senior bonfire . . . getting up early on Saturday mornings for N.F.L. tournaments . . . nights at the library working on the research paper . . . rushing to the many club meetings . . . struggling to make our class plays the successes that they were . . . worrying about our post-gradua- tion plans . . . the announcing of the Top 20 . . . the excitement of our class night and commencement .... These memories we shall cherish. They have become part of us as we have become part of you, Monessen High School-as we have become another page in the annals of your illustrious history. Eventually, as the hand of time turns the pages, as our successor's to the rank of Senior move up, we shall find our- selves ioining those classes that have gone before. But in one way, we shall always remain unique, for we, Monessen High School, shall always be the Class of l965. l You may have two cookies today. Flattery will get you somewhere, so start talking 7 Bruce D. Adamson, Jr. Patricia H. Aiello Santo Raymond Alessio Richard James Altomari Ronald J. Altomari Anthony J. Alvarez Linda Marie Amendola James David Anderson Robert Anderson Raymond R. Annonio 5.-7 'lf' '15, Maria A. Apodiakos Nicholas T. Bachism Arlene C. Burch Edward J. Barfosik Ruth Ann Bass Edward G. Baffista Edward J. Baum David Arthur Beery Louise A. Behrendt John Bekridakis Josephine S. Bewszka Alan Lee Bianchi Janice Bomba Dennis Brown Jean L. Bunting William H. Busch Jacqueline Callahan Cecelia Anne Campus Carol J. Confoni Theodore A. Capuano LQ uw- Joseph L. Caporossi Christine Caruso JoAnn Caterina Celeste K. Cenkner Mary Angela Cervantes Charlene Ann Charnack Sheila Ann Chelen Ronald F. Chiaravalle Elayne Arlene Chuk Karl Mark Chulig Donald F. Cicconi Randall C. Coccari Gus J. Cocciolone Gordon Howard Cook Maior Kenny Corley Louise Crenshaw Jean Marie Czelen John C. Czelen Daryl Jean Dacko Lucille D'AIfonso ta hs l A490 qw ,. lf' g x N Mary Ann D'AIonzo Sally Ann DeLuca Kathleen Jo DeRocco Paul M. DiBattista Maria Elena DiBiaso John F. Dinio Dennis Anthony DiPiazza Ernest C. Dolan Ronald Gene Dreucci Joseph Martin Durkalski Carolyn Duda Elena Joanne Duronio George M. Dzurinko,Jr. Victoria Georgia Elias David A. Evans Olga Ezerski Susan S. Farr Linda Joyce Feick Patricia Ann Figel Joseph Fosler Dennis Herbert Frew Kathy Furio Melinda Jean Fuse Carol Ann Galaski Paulette Eileen Galaski Janice Anne Gallik Nancy Marie Galvan Arthur Garofalo, Jr. Gary A. Garofalo Linda Lorraine Gazdik James Gelli Vicki Betty George Sharon Rose Gido John Giorgi Elisabeth Ann Giro Denise Ann Govern John Govrusik Susan Ann Graham Allen Grant Lois Jean Greco ig ,,'- Us Carol Guerra Carole Gush John Duane Guydan Anita Marie Guzzie Margaret Hagerstrond Sondra J. Hakulin Ronald Thomas Hallock Dianne Lee Hartbarger Thomas Lynn Harfbarger Samuel C. Havrilak Judith Lynn Hayduk Cassandra E. Hecklick Linda Gale Hill Frank John Hnalko Gail Susan Hoffman Arlene Carroll Holef William T. Horan Stephen Harold Hough Michael W. Hreno Richard A. Hubans William John Hubans Mary F. Hubert Joseph P. Hupchick Francis B. Imbrescia Michel R. Ingani Laura Marie Jacob Larry Andrew Jadyk Paul Keith Janus Lora Lee Johnston Walter J. Jones Sandra Ann Joseph Ronald David Junk Fred A. Kachmarik Beatrice H. Kamenicky Elion F. Keffel Louis Raymond Keller Patricia L. Kenney Valerie Diane Kerekes George Kernisky Glenn T. Kerns, Jr. -aura., hm Janetie Marie Kessler Evalyn Ann Kizakevich Sylvia Ann Kless Andrew J. Koltash Michael Koolsouradis Sally Louise Koslik Andrea Ann Kossar James John Kostelac Jana Kotora Suzanne Michele Kotrady Mark Kofys Judith Anne Koziel Wilma Roni Krasik Barbara Ann Krawczyk Samuel T. Kraynek Sherri Ann Kress Janet I. Kritsky George M. Kuhn, Jr. Richard A. Kurey Carol Ann Kutska Nancy Louise Kufska Susan Karen Kuvinka Myrna E. Lapinmaki Robert Allen Lear Clifford F. Learnard, Jr. Ronald G. Lepore James C. Lipari Barbara Ann Lochinger Charles A. Long Robert Long Raymond Lubrani Mary Jane McDermott Michael T. McShane Andrew J. Macko Diane Bonnie Malik Richard J. Malik Eugenia Manos Georgetie Manos Gloria Ann Martin Richard Mandarino 'Uk -'P+ Ms Aff David Martine? David Wayne Mason Charles E. Massey Roberi W. Mauro Loretta Ann Meluck Merle Robert Meyer Diane Milinovich Michele Marie Miller Phyllis L. Minnie Joan Marie Minniti Carla Ann Monack Vaughn Kevin Moreau Sfamafia Moundros Linda Z. Mucy Gloria Jean Mykovich Evelyn Ann Nez Joseph P. Nicksich Michael J. Novobilsky Lawrence J. Nuzzaci DeAnna May Oliver f 245' J Q If YV' .loan Andrea Onderko James Martin Ondulick Donna Lee Ortallono Howard Ollis Paige Paulette Palmentera Patricia Anne Palmer Ronald M. Palmintera Joseph M. Panarella Antoinette M. Panepinto Richard Paul Pantaleo Beverly Diane Pavloff Lawrence Nelson Payne Harry Jerome Pehoie Nickolas Penick James Anthony Pennline Linda Marie Perok Daniel Richard Perozzi Marcia Kay Perry Kevin Petrus Lawrence Joseph Pfeister A W i 'RN Qua- ,551 4. . Ernest M. Piisila Claude James Porreca Melvin R. Povich Barbara Ann Povrzenich Charles Stephen Punzell David J. Pushkar Martha Puskar Thomas Joseph Puskar John Joseph Radacsy Mathiam J. Raiakovic Thomas Matthew Raiala Paula Anne Rendos Rosemary Ann Rendos Lucille Carmella Reno Loretta Rice Lamont R. Richie Frank J. Rischitelli Bruce Alvin Roberts Rayma Jean Roberts Thomas Patrick Rocco Kathleen Anne Roddy Carol Anita Rose Raymond J. Roskos Joan Mary Rosul Janis Katherine Sabol John Sabol Linda Louise Salvino Patricia Sue Savage Robert Blase Saxon Andrea Schwartz Arlene Schwartz Rose Ann Scirotto Frances Eva Scott Lonnie Scott Valeria Maxine Sepesky Ervin Douglas Sheppard William H. Sherry Barbara Michele Shosky Carol Ann Shrader Beniamin M. Simon is-A -'H' Ted D. Skekel Mary Skomsky Steven Frank Smoke Patricia Ann Sokolski Bernard E. Soltis Linda Lee Sonafelf Andrea Sofak Rose Marie Sowko Dennis Paul Stanisz Andrew John Stasko Thomas Paul Stefansky Michael William Stima Pamela Faith Stuhl Robert Summers Dennis Frank Tallerico William L. Tansmore Andrew S. Temoshenka Bernard Marvin Thieser Steven Timothy Thomas Geraldine Marie Todaro ar -A if Q Raid SL-1 Ronald F. Todd Alex Treher John A. Triggiani, Jr. Carol Ann Trozzo Sandra Lee Tutena Lorene Vagnoni Norman A. Valo Basil James Vecchione Gerald T. Vitale, Jr. Clark Orance Wade Shirley L. Warholik Andrew John Wayco Fred Weibl Carl David Weisdack Janis R. Weiss Marsha Lynne Weiss Kenneth White Ronald S. Wilen David P. Wilson Robert Wolford Deanna Wotkowski Harold David Younkin Eugene Zaydell Bernadette M. Zdilla Christine Zdilla James A. Zdilla Jacob Morris Zeidman Jean A. Zingaro Eugene Zolak moments we shared 'rogefher . . . moments we shared clone What do you think I am- A WISH BONE. sketches ot moments shared The door opensf she enters: she smiles: and then Guess who will be picking up the books? 39 N I 'fi xl E f wav A , -and he lhinks I do noi know he's fhere. it ...Veg s i Copywfmen 1964.55 Another I.B.M. mixupl!!! speorheod The drive Toword school unity Guess who seis lhe fad of M.H.S.? He was born wifh ci silver spoon in his moufh and has noi been sfirred since. 40 Mrs. Hicks and Seniors work on Class Nighl preparation. We'll excuse you this time, buf-- happiness-is being o SENIOR k Only fheir hairdresser knows Do noi do ihis! Janis Weiss Co-Valedictorian Jean Zingaro Co-Valedictorian HONOR STUDENTS According to tradition, Monessen High School annually recognizes twenty seniors who have maintained a high scholastic average from the ninth through the twelfth grades. This year the Class of '65 honored two valedictorians, Janis Weiss and Jean Zingaro. An academic student, Janis Weiss earned a 1.000 average for her four high school years. She has achieved not only a high scholastic standing, but also a high extra-curricular rating. Her many activities included serving as Editor-in- Chief of the Hound and as president of le Cercle francais. Enrolled in the scientific course, Jean Zingaro also maintained a perfect 1.000 average for four years. She received honorable mention in the National Merit Scholarship program. Her outside in- terests included the Math Club and le Cercle francais. Also this year, Jean served as president of the P.F.T.A. All twenty of the honor students con- tributed tothe high scholastic rating of Monessen High School, and each de- serves special congratulations. M ANDREA SOTAK K LUCILLE D'ALFONSO .5 .5 3 4 5.5 5.5 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16.5 16.5 18 19.5 19.5 SALLY KOSLIK ARLENE HOLET 7? -31: ROSEMARY RENDOS 155, VICKI GEORGE PAULA RENDOS LOIS GRECO JANIS WEISS . JEAN ZINGARO ANDREA SOTAK A SALLY KOSLIK ARLENE HOLET ROSEMARY RENDOS VICKI GEORGE LUCILLE D'ALFONSO PAULA RENDOS LOIS GRECO JANET KRITSKY RONALD WILEN SUSAN FARR PAULETTE GALASKI MARGARET HAGERSTRAND LOU ISE BEHRENDT SUSAN GRAHAM ANDREA KOSSAR KEVIN PETRUS JOAN ROSUL K, O Row 1. Ronald Wilen, Jane? Krifsky, Pauleffe Galaski, Margaref Hager- strand, Susan Graham. Row 2. Susan Farr, Andrea Kossar, Louise Beh- rendf, Joan Rosul, Kevin Peirus. 43 Larry, Larry, where are you? nyou can'T Take it with you Thai will be 256 handling charge. C,-Q, 5 ls she our subslilule????? 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K 5 J ,Y WWW g if 44 'v W X -X ff W NX A UNDERCLASSMEN , NX 1 X 1 , 1,7 . NF xr NN. gs., 1 +5 X Sr '-fi-1 w X H -Q, 4, my 1' f , 'fx i ':QQff Whaf won'1 they do to sell play tickets. Toni Ann Cocciolone Denise Tordy Rosemary Woods James Buggy JUNIORS ROW 7: D. Tordy, J. Buggy, R. Woods, T. A. Cocciolone ROW 2: P. Hofz, .l. Panarella, J. Galaski, C. Kohan, M. Wawerchak, F. Duralia, C. Kovolik, L. Sfeeple, S. Beaumariage ROW 3: G. Caruso, B. Semich, L. Cosner, R. Pokomo, R. Frye, T. Tweardy, T. Kohul, R. Buchko, E. Kachamarik 48 Wisdom, spirit, dedication-all of these traits have enabled the juniors of the class of '66 to continue along the road of success and to complete another unforgettable year at M.H.S. Having previously elected the of- ficers capable of leading them, James Buggy, president, Bunny Woods, vice- president, Denise Tordy, secretary, and Toni Ann Cocciolone, treasurer, and being sponsored by Mrs. Duane Hicks and Miss Ruth Lowe, the juniors im- mediately set about to accomplish the task facing them: the improvement of self through the improvement of intellect. At no time throughout the year were studies neglected, rather, they were of primary importance to every junior, as evidenced by the number of students attaining academic honors. Not only did the juniors achieve scholastic recognition, they also gained recognition in extra- curricular activities. Besides participating in athletics, juniors were prominent in such activities as NFL, band, glee, and editorial and business staffs. In the autumn the Junior Class Play, The Stuck Pot, was fore- most in everybody's mind. In December the music of both the concert and the dance set the mood for the Christmas holidays. Climaxing their school year was the Junior-Senior prom. By their participation in these activities, the juniors showed themselves capable of working as a group for the benefit of the school. Now, looking back with a smile and looking on with confidence, the Class of '66 approaches its senior year. A sign??? This will get you three points!!! 49 .PYYQ , lr: ,... 'I-I Q .. .W 3:-L g ' ff Q ' I :iff '- N3 ., ' . s 'U' -asf , .ff .TL .,, . Q,-A-v 1:3 - il - 3 ' X 4 A A rr r 1 L at 2 I L - R.. 1, ..., y J U -A 1 .Ns A 4' I 4 ' L W 1 - . -a S 5 ,LLI T , .v e, ,M - 4-n ...Malawi T3 ., - I ,I ' Y iw? We .4 .2 M -. --n ,, L A r A E . : if-P ig ,fix ' N iw: if ' LL 1ig.5 ,f?'51f . ., gr . Row 7: M. Agnolucci, J. Aiello, M. Aldrich, C. Alessio, D. Allomore Row 2: D. Annonio, A. Ayers, J. Azzarello, D. Baranowski, C. Baron Row 3: C. Beaumarriage, S. Beaumarriage, N. Belan, L. Bela- vich, L. Belavich Row 4: E. Bellora, P. Behanna, J. Benedeffi, L. Berlrovifz, D. Bialon Row 5: W. Black, M. J. Bludis, R. Bosf, D. Bringman, P. Bronder Row 6: R. Buchko, J. Buggy, S. Cain, M. Calhoun, W. Canesfrale Row 7: R. Cannon, L. Capulo, G. Cardelli, G. Caruso, R. Casfiglia Row 8: E. Chelen, L. Chomlro, G. Chovan, R. Chuprinko, R. Churan Row 9: A. Ciepley, K. Cirner, M. Claylor, D. Cocciolone, T. Cocciolone Row 10: H. Cole, C. Coneybeer, W. Cook, M. Corley, R. Cosner Row ll: R. Costa, T. Cowell, E. Crawley, G. Czapp, E. Dacko Are you any relolion lo Herby Garbage? 5 .Q L 5? nz' L, f 1. WW A Y' J - A ' ' 7. fx 1 R.. e 1 ' 6 . b- M. , 'fy x -' ie 4 I 'J I ' Q Q ,' I' 2k'?M?j L1 CA ur LL., V I H Y . 5 I ' A 2.-E? I' W , r ' ' , ' I L A .L 'Pk' ' - of 5 L 4 LL Row l: T. Dalfonso, M. A. D'Alforio, R. Davies, M. DeCurfis, B. Delzangle Row 2: M. Delzangle, E. Drabik, K. Drabik, J. Dudas, F. Durolia Row 3: M. Dzyak, R. Dzyak, C. Elvanich, M. Evancho, J. Falihofa Row 4: B. Falise, C. Fedarlro, D. Feick, T. Ferguson, B. Fertall Row 5: J. Finney, J. Fleming, A. Fonfanelli, B. Francia, J. Freeman Row 6: R. Frye, J. Galaski, A. Garofolo, E. Gaspich, E. Gazi Row 7: l. Gelefka, J. Gelli, A. George, F. Gigliolli, T. Gillingham Row 8: M. Giudici, W. Grabania, N. Gramafilcos, J. Guiducci, K. Hamrock Row 9: P. Hansen, J. Harhai, J. Harlack, W. Harper, O. Hennessey Row TO: J. Herron, P. Horvafh, P. Hofz, S. Hough, E. Hubans Row il: J. Hunler, S. Huslon, C. Hutchison, B. Iannofia, K. Jackowski ' 'f is ,N PM Q i,,'. .trip 'me J Ab :wifi ' Q Q 6 .. J QE. 'LQ' Qiwff' A -ai il ' T afilh fx J .. .3 if S., -wi .. 7j.. ,if 4? l 'D vw - I '... J M C 2 V., .953 v 1: Q ' ' s Q b 1... 1 . .,, A J. , 1 L J ig., ' y K llrl V4 V' vu 5 .an l.: :f i n ' ' J KK I V D! J ' 4,51 J' I if Aff. K J A A ii ll Q T ' rm.. F ,S 5 Busy, busy advanced arf class. We forgo! our slide rules for physics. . ss L. H - . 1 .L 11 .ii , . f if ng! 'sll i - X Q46 5233! MW , 3 Q-vi - ' 11.1 ., ' .- .K .311 v- ,.,.. -ii. , x K - - Q., , K' ,M f . Q E if 2 J v ,. Cy: Q. Q. A W f, -a gm, is 9? QQ? K 3 ,, . W is 5' 5' H .. - 5 .4, ,, - . ig W . . Y 'R+ y x . , sff'i.. -3' S ,N --, ' - L I , , ' A o A,., '41, i A ' ,, I ' Av .'. Q., N, x . , . .5 I- I -my N-w xv, 2: .x 'lzl L .- -J A - 5 'Wg H. - . ,,, 'f 'f Fw' I ' fggjy N. v Q , , , , V . 1 f all . L ...M f 9' r ' 3 lfwll l . A., ' -, ' f W 7 4' .JL rm. .. i5-if Row 7: .l. Janolfa, R. Jodon, A. Johnson, H. Jones, C. Jordan Row 2: N. Junk, E. Kachmarik, .l. Kalvesmaki, S. Kasper, D. Kcfch Row 3: K. Keefer, J. Kenny, E. Kerekes, R. Kernisky, R. Kerns Row 4: J. Kerr, D. Kilpela, C. Kohan, T. Kohuf, D. Koklanaris Row 5: D. Kosfic, G. Kofys, C. Kovalik, L. Kovalifski, J. Kozik Row 6: R. Krawiec, K. Kraynek, S. Krivacik, J. Kubic, J. Kucia Row 7: E. Kuhn, P. Kulenic, P. Kulenic, P. Kousman, L. Kuzman Row 8: M. Labonich, K. Lambert, E. Lancas, P. Lenio, C. Liscik Row 9: L. Liscik, R. Lloyd, L. Luies, B. Lufska, J. Macik Row 10: D. Madison, S. Mahalko, R. Makinen, J. Mallino, L. Mancinelli Row H: R. Marmie, M. Masceffa, J. Mofush, M. E. McGovern, J. McGraw . .. iq' 42 ,, . ,. 1 ,.. ,A . ,. . ' ' , in . f., 4 . , A '55 I - . .M n b f' X I X if ' E' KW, I . U. ,Q w s' A QL 5 ,r-' .ASL 5.1151 m J L APA E .Ai , 4 . 1 44' S Hurry, before she smofhers! Row l: R. McKelvie, T. McNougl1lon, C. McWilliams, P. Mehr- mann, G. Mikulo Row 2: J. Milinovich, E. Mills, J. Mitch, J. Mon, L. Monlcowski Row 3: C. Musiol, J. Mufschler, N. Nahi, C. Nevalo, J. Novak Row 4: L. Novasielslci, M. Oelschlager, R. Oliver, F. Opalinslri, E. Organ Row 5: W. Orfrosina, T. Owsiany, K. Pabis, A. Paige, R. Palm Row 6: K. Pancoolr, J. A. Pcnarello, M. Paponlonalris, R. Pasfel- lo, M. Paslorkovich Row 7: M. Perry, B. Pesholc, R. Polromo, S. Polmoscanik, N. Powlowslcy Row 8: D. Proch, R. Rodocsy, J. Rodocsy, J. Rawlins, B. Raymond Row 9: S. Rechichar, L. Reloslry,J. Resfivo, A. Relfuro, L. Rizzufo Row 10: A. Romasco, B. Rosenson, R. Sagona, D. Saloffi, F. Salolfi Row ll: L. Scvarino, A. Schworfz, R. Semich, G. Seniffa, D. Seydor Q . A Q - Q 1 ...gf Rfb 'i 'L ii N A4 .. . J , . L L ,. 1 L If Q li 'Q i , K f N, 3: ' 4, v , if fi - . A ' ' . K 5 v p R.. - ' ,-3 1- . fn 1 b ', -Q . ,ur M i 4, w if ' ' w f L 4 I M 7. .. Cir' 2. if ' . A . T3 is .:x'5'E ,, I-J . if L? .f .. -. - -1 . I I gy J '-N :fs . .73 2 1 if i YT' - - J ,ez w,-.-- 7X Wx- : A ' W m 'KF' .ft ' , iA- fish :J .JH-1 0 A4 'G-X 79? A I QV K. LL ' 'A I g Gil -3 - Does if always have fo be fhis way? Ebp 6 L ' 4 as 'ix I m I 1 -i A A L g. , -Abu i of . ,, 4 A Q .f,,,M.f7 ,gf fh- ' Q 'QQ1, 'U'i ' Q r i ff Row 7: M. Seydor, D. Seylcowslri, I. Shrader, J. Shuma, W. Singley Row 2: Row 3: K. Sfollra Smifh, J. Smilh, J. Smith, S. Sorolra, B. Sfancafo Slancalo, D. Sfanisz, H. Slaplelon, L. Sfeeple, J. Row 4: R. Sfrelick, S. Sfupakis, W. Szabo, J. Temalr, C. Todd Row 5: R. Row 6: T. Vicloria Row 6A: G Row 7: R. Tomaslro, D. Tordy, R. Trilli, D. Trozzo, R. Turcaso Tweardy, T. Van Kulich, J. Valenfe, D. Vasquez, R. . Holbrook, R. McFall, C. Zubrifsky Vivian, L. Vivio, S. Wade, F. Warzinslri, F. Wasky Row 8: M. Wawerchalr, S. Weisdalr, D. Wherry, J. While, M. L. While ROW 9: P. Winsfone Row 70: R. While, L. Williams, S. Williams, G. Winfield, J. Woods, K. Wulf, R. Yadriclr, R. Yuhasz, L. Yuhasz Row 17: L. Yalcimyshin,J. Yanachilr, D. Yanlcosky, L. Zingaro, M. Zorefich 2 .4 g' -...uf . . . 1 if . J 3 sinh ...of Lxil' U ,,,., , ., mv ' r Y wt, . 2. 7 V .. J 1 3 'af - :J if' ' L A lx .V ,gg 1,-, 3 -I ,- Qyf-r1i'f-A L d L A 2 1 G up-if ' 4' M KV wh aj, YL... 1,64 ,IT A bs iw-3 Charge of the Lighl Brigade. l - O.K., Jim. If you're so smari, you think of a capiion. fulfilled The old . . reaching ou'r for The new Is ihis what they do in France? 5l iS Line up for an asprin-ii will cure your aches. 55 SloHery's People Soy, Alanis our hero. I wan! Q word with all you ligers. SCDPHOMORES Sophomore Council Row 2: D. Dellomalva, J. Bodio, P. Columbus, E. Krivoniak, R. Lennon Row 7: H. Rieu, K. Zazac, C. Johnson, S. Spadofore, M. L. Malinchalc, W- T0mC0fllfI, C- Ccferino, S- Lieber, 1- Blldlilf, 5. Bisedu R. DelRosso, C. Hoydulr, B. Bosf, F. Ferencz, L. Murin, F. Salofli 56 Adjusting themselves to the demand- ing first year of high school, the sopho- mores have met head on the challenges of increasing work and responsibilities connected with the senior high school. Numerous appearances onthe honor roll showed that the sophs rated high in scholastics. Even after tackling ad- vanced subiects for the first time, the Class of '67 maintained a high academic record. Energetically, the sophomores partic- ipated in school activities such as the band, the yearbook staffs, the Hound staffs, N.F.L., P.F.T.A. and the Girl Ushers' Club. In athletics, too, the soph- omores have shown their eagerness to carry on the Monessen High School tradition. The leadership and experience obtained from these extra-curricular activities will prove useful throughout their lives. By their active participation in school activities, the members of the Sophomore Class showed true school spirit, and demonstrated this spirit further by participating in panel discus- sions at assemblies, making signs, cheer- ing at pep rallies and games and co- operating in all other endeavors. lt is with pride that the Class of '67 looks forward to the challenges of the future, for they know by their past ac- complishments, that they will meet these future challenges with vigor. So who wants to talk about rabbits?? Spanish can be fun, just ask Susan, Doug, Linda or John 57 -1 1 . ,W . au. '-1:-- . Qi.. J H Y- 'S ig , . . Q - Q in -T Q . ,,w,21 . Q 'T gy? M. ' ' ,xii A gg. I :I Mu J- ti.,,,,f . m -1 .V :f...,f jf 'li fl L ll ir 1 IL Al. . ww ,. wwf Qwwff , 5. I gf' T to , A Y IQ:-xx I R n . ' . . I ' W . gn vm, w W. Ni Q , , - -.L, .5 . . . . .V I A I i ' . 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' ' 'S mLL, ,, Q-x .1 1 Q.-Jr? 4 F, .Z 7.3. 4 w ' f 'fl' Mei- Q 332 1-... gg.. my 1 '- ' , 1 I . my .. rig' f . 3 15: . . . :Ll if 5 A h 5 E55 b 1 Q.- gnf I Q ' f -':' if .j .2 :bo-. Z- 9 1 a76. hx Synchronize your watches kids, only two more years to go. Row T: J. Aiello, L. Aldridge, C. Alesiani, D. Alfomari, K. Angeline Row 2: L. Apostolides, B. Bachovchian, J. Badzik, D. Baker, D. Baker Row 3: K. Barna, W. Barton, E. Bass, E. Bauer, T. Beck Row 4: C. Beery, C. Bennecio, C. Beneccio, S. Bergstedt, A. Berlcovitz Row 5: P. Bettis, W. Bieleski, R. Bill, J. Biseda, S. Biseda Row 6: J. Bodoia, B. Bonini, B. Bost, T. Boyer, A. Brouzakis Row 7: C. Brown, J. Burby, J. Burger, M. Canestrall, M. Carpenter Row 8: C. Caterino, C. Caterino, J. Chulr, M. Ciccorelli, P. Columbus Row 9: N. Como, R. Corsi, W. Courtney, W. Czelen, A. Doclro Row l0:J. Danilcholr, J. Daumit, E. Davis, C. DeAngelis, G. Deflobis Row 11: D. Dellamalva, R. DelRosso, A. DeMutteo, R. Demchalc, T. DeRocco Row Row Row Row T: M. Dilla, R. Dolan, L. Domyancic, D. Dragan, V. Druash 2: D. Ducar, W. Dylry, P. Dzadyk, J. Dzalko, J. Dzurinlro 3: D. Egidi, R. Eisiminger, C. Evancho, J. Evans, V. Ezerslci 4: D. Fedorchak, V. Fedorchak, O. Fedorovich, F. Ferencz, S. Ferencz Row Row Row Row Row Row Row 5: J. Filipowski, P. Formafo, D. Forsberg, T. Foster, A. Freeman 6: E. Furio, G. Galilei, D. Galvan, G. Garry, A. Genemore 7: L. Germock, R. Gilmore, A. Gira, J. Gira, C. Gladys 8: P. Gnora, J. Guzcniclr, G. Guzzie, T. Halinlra, R. Halkias 9: D. Hall, R. Hanalc, L. Harfsfein, K. Harhai, C. Haycluk TO: L. Hesse, C. Hilinski, D. Holef, S. Holmes, J. Hrebnar Tl: M. Hreno, R. Hrycko, T. Hubans, D. Huberl, C. Humphries No, jusf a liffle homework Tonight. .gi ei-- K .lx Q 6 A .... ss..-.5 .. i ... -, f, - H ff.. 'Y is X L .'.., 5 'G I L , . f 1- L' MNH. A ., , R Iv . QW' A Y L i .v J . H ' A A l.., is 39, E-,. I .22 1 , , 1 ...fa ., ,,,. 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Lewgood, M. Lewis, K. Lhota, R. Lieber Row 8: S. Lieber, R. Long, F. Loulis, M. Lowe, L. Lukefich Row 9: D. Luksich, T. Maalfa, R. Moiolini, C. Maisano, T. Mager Row 10: J. Malezia, M. L. Malinchak, F. Manderino, M. Marchewka J. Marcinkiewicz Row 11: P. Marfz, J. Massa, S. Mafinsky, D. Malia, D. Maffhews Row l: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Row 5: G. Mound, E. Mozur, K. Mozur, N. McCroon, I. Milosevich P. Minnili, M. Mon, B. Mondi, R. Mosco, E. Mosley L. Murin, E. Musiol, F. Ncccorolo, A. Nichols, P. Nicksich T. Niles, J. Ollconen, J. Palm, C. Papanfonalris, A. Pornelli V. Poscarella, S. Pasforlrovich, B. Poferro, D. Pauline, M. Peclryno Row 6: Row 7: ROW 8: Row 9: .l. Pelruslre, F. Pelrucky, C. Pidich, E. Polefini, D. Popp T. Price, E. Proch, K. Puleo, R. Pushlror, D. Pushnolr G. Rcdacy, B. Rodosh, S. Ramsey, K. Rawlins, R. Rechichar B. Reda, R. Redo, P. Reilond, P. Reiland, H. Rieu Row 10: V. Rilmonich, S. Rocco, R. Rosenson, S. Scbolchiclr, P. Soflin Row 'I 7: F. Saloifi, C. Scales, F. Scalise, M. A. Scholra, L. Schmidt Bu? Mom, she gave me defenfions . . - 1' N 1-S'fiw 1 ' 1 , A f .7 . Q K ,. cn Q 1, , . Kwflih lk x ma f 4.51 1' A ni I T- 1 11- 1 X 1 . ii a l i 1' fi vc. ' Lum' ii .Sf ' I K' 4 I 1 4-' ,,f -3 ,',xh,,..V i 1-1 1. 1 ,, . K. .1, 's ' f .-K. f 2 M i A J 5 1 2 A' A 1 1 1 1 1 .1 .11--1 .fag X ' L1 5 -K .V , A . I 1 1 -1 1 Y .L 1 cf , -' if s. U 1 . 1,- sw , .Q . ' l A U' vf A .. G., .. 9 to , 'fy A W- E Ivy 5 1 A n ' N '13 Q z S S -.gg L fa... as . 1 1 1 ,, 1 fp.: RA.: A- . A ' I -44 S S W -4 ' n.-1 'S M ' 1 W.. Q Q i I A u 'fl .. ii- 0- 1 1 1 4 V 5 is .3 2 ,.,. f ' M ' 1- S . ' 'lf 'J fag H 4 i lf: im L 4, A -'Aa -fi 1 .' iff 1 , ' f ligi , . if gt? 4 is - 1 '1 ' 1 Q G K? . V: K 1 :xr I 2 li 'H' 1 Q1 pe. .na 1.-f 1 22:51. - f if i ' . ff .-F1 I lair. .i 1 -12211 1, 'sl ' Saw S K ,fx 1,,.. A K: 1' J X L 3 say' ,A ' 1 ' ' S A ' A f' , M R 1 L. I . K In ' V ig, '.'ga1:,, v R R 111.1 .,1 if U 5: wg., 11 1 .1 1 .9 iv' f mi Q . X 111.1 11 A - -. A W1 555555, 'W - 1 1 i if H 1 N.. i15is'1g1,:T '74f,. ffiai .4-mfg, - 1 , . ' ' 9-H ' 1' 1 11,11..1, 11, ,1,., , h .1 QL A. s L - 1,1 t lf . ,T L51 SW ,H ::.g. 11.1 - . ...gl ,X ,iw w w!! :sf g eg., 1 1,',' 1 , : 11 -1 11 .yi ' .' - .ff ' ' '- S:-4 .. S - 1- ' - ' - :a '. -, .1 11.. 5 L x 1, 9 E I , But l'm a growing boy. I need my nourishment. . , . T!! 2 '. , .L,:... .K . . Hai 'I 4' lit? , s W 0 . + , 'FU' .15 K-7 . - ' V . , . V' yy ... A 5 Q ' .' f... I, 1 Ns my N . .ff T., W P. :A. ., sf ff., 1. ..-1511 ' ty . J .. 4 HV :ft r Sf. A,V,:.ah- rv I I 27' a 'gjblf A. F .f .. Mig. ,, A ' JU' Ni 'ifft-iii if my A ' -P , .,... 4 513' . 1 1.2. f . ,, , t ' . v s- Row 7: T. Scirotto, C. Seftas, C. Sendek, C. Shaw, J. Shusta Row 2: M. Sivak, T. Sivek, C. Skira, K. Skoczalas, E. Slebodnick Row 3: V. Smith, B. S. Snyder, M. Sowko, E. Spadatore, S. Spadafore Row 4: J. Stankovich, E. Stanley, W. Stapleton, R. Staskiewicz, R. Stein Row 5: J. Stevenson, M. Stimak, C. Stupakis, J. Suppa, D. Tarquinio Row 6: D. Tegnelia, S. Temoshenko, A. Terensky, C. Thompson, K. Tkachick Row 7: K. Todoro, K. Tomaskovic, W. Tomcanin, M. Tomer, J. Tutena Row 8: S. Tybursky, C. J. Vaccaro, L. Vagnoni, T. Volancius, D. Valo Row 9: F. Valo, J. Vargo, G. Venneri, L. Vernet, C. Wade Row 10: J. Wade, C. Walko, A. Warzinski, W. Waxman, R. Wherry Row H: W. Wiseman, T. Woitkowski, R. Wotkowski, J. Yakovac, J. Yasko i i g -f' . A,,' ' ' , n i 19119 '41, '? , :-ri Adolescence is the time in a boy's lite when he notices that a girl notices he is noticing her. 'IBIS ' . -, 1 '- n i n , b,. M We.. emi w 1: ,,,.:gi. v 4 ' 'LB WV' i Row 1: E. Yotchshyn, B. Yoki, M. Yuss, E. Zalewski, M. Zozac Row 2: L. Zdilla, F. Zimmaro, D. Zrenchak, G. Zuro, J. Zywicki Row 3: K. Zazac Hey, what's going on down there?? FRESHMEN Bonnie's found a new dancing partner! . . . Apleasani phase ofeducafion. And we have jus! begun. 64 lim The class of T968 has strived to attain the reputation of having excelled in academics, athletics, and activities. These energitic and spirited Frosh reached this goal, high as it was, by looking up- ward and by working diligently for success. Freshman class members proved themselves academically by having an excellent representation on the Honor Roll and by taking part in various academic activities such as the Junior High Quiz. They have also proven them- selves as athletes by eagerly participat- ing in various sports such as football, basketball, track, swimming and by taking their places as cheerleaders and maiorettes. As members of the Student Council and Glee Club, many class members sought to develop traits of leadership. Others in the class contributed to their school by participating as active mem- bers of the National Forensic League or Speech Club, Yearbook and Hound staffs and the band. Having completed the first step on the ladder of success, these academically minded students are looking forward to a bigger and better future as part of the Monessen Senior High School where they will continue to take an active part in bringing honor to their school and community. With their great determination, the Freshman will certainly be able to meet the demands which will be placed on them. This group of eager students will continue to make our school a better one in every area. Bad luck-Huh! See, all of the best cooks are men. 65 r .-. . , J . ' V- Sh., ' , Z E Q i ...,.! i' f N 'fx xgli A Q! l . l I- ' r fw 1 , .1 1 4 ' ,S V. ' -we -- ' M T- iw N, .F A .. A LALO A 'FR' A 9 ,3,,:7, jew K 4 uh B I 3' SUP F 1 .. iiijf . D i Li Row 1: J. Aiello, K. Alberls, J. Alessio, M. Alierara, T. Alfomore Row 2: G. Amalong, G. Andrachek, J. Argirakis, K. Arrow, l.. Babinski Row 3: D. Bass, P. Bufisie, K. Bauer, M. Bedner, A. Bellora Row 4: C. Benfley, l.. Bevan, G. Bianchi, C. Bizaha, K. Bizaha Row 5: R. Bojarski, N. Bronson, B. Brown, G. Brown, C. Bucci Row 6: K. Bucci, E. Buck, M. Burkhardf, D. Cadwallader, F. Campbell Row 7: M. Caianzaro, M. Caviris, M. Cenkner, J. Charrier, C. Chelen Row 8: D. Chesfer, F. Cianflone, K. Ciccheffo, B. Clark, B. Clark Row 9: J. Coccari, B. Coneybeer, C. Comer, R. Crawley, L. Crosby Row 10: T. Dacko, A. Dalfanso, K. Davies, J. Deangelis, K. DeAngelis Row ll: B. DeFrancesco, J. DeFrancesco, P. Depree, M. DiBaHisfa, A. DiHa gs gr 'l . We know the Score!! i i il Q i 3 4 A 1 .. in-I ...-, v. kv :KA E UV- Fxiv 'f . A121954 f I 'L N' 5 - f - ' Mr v.- qv . f B . K V f 'vi .. , 1 - -M . E H ... ff.,2'Q . 2,4 . A 'Ai X ' I E 1' .6 ,.-- if l 4.4 l I J I -N ' . 5 .f A if 4, A ,K ... I A 66 Row 1: F. Doban, R. Dominick, D. Dofy, K. Durash, W. Dudeclr Row 2: V. Eorley, M. Eller, G. Essey, P. Fabian, J. Figel Row 3: B. Fisher, A. Fleming, D. Forseberg, D. Foxx, E. Froncowic Row 4: L. Frelz, S. Galonoudis, A. Galanfe, K. Garfolo, M. Gorlolo Row 5: J. Gazdilr, K. Giannelti, K. Gladys, R. Glaspey, D. Gogal Row 6: D. Gondal, K. Govier, F. Greco, K. Guglor, D. Guzensky Row 7: L. Hall, F. Hasco, V. Hill, K. Hlodon, N. Holmes Row 8: M. Horan, J. Hofochin, M. Hrebenar, F. Hubans, L. Hubons Row 9: S. Hubans, B. Hughes, S. Hughes, T. lmbrecia, N. lmburgia Row IO: C. Jaclcowslri, W. James, M. Johnston, D. Jones, R. Jones Row ll: C. Johns, R. Kalvesmaki, M. Kcmpo, C. Keller, K. Kerekes ,R .. U f I 9 H i FH f Q , X Voodoo does work! 95 . as :Tiff Y? . ' we 'T L '- -'+ ' J A .za ' v wif A 'f ' as - ' fQ A A Q-ff - 1 .- V P' 4 A A fr' an 1 I ,, Q, 1 . 1 MM.. , v l L ge-5+g 3. ,. I L, ,.,,,! , . .. If .A .lh 4 I . Yk y J. h . , 4' ..,,.. ' f . . f, -A . ' W. sk '- HW 1 J 'E ' w mii'f ' ' .gg - W 7'L, - 'wg ' fini? wif A A gg? ' Lffwf-',' Yizlzfiw' ' .55 :Sf ! 'S' QL? T, -'L P i v 4. T I ,mwn K. K . K 'W' f x ' ', ijwgfw - .- sf- L A fn rm 45 3 ,3--K 1 .1-L -v. 1 -4 H Q 8 .W ..V! K 4., K .iw feb.-if x '52, 1 W ! is .I .s A . 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Miller Row 70: G. Mon, L. Moncini, R. Monkowski, R. Moore, D. Morgar! Row 71: D. Mori, S. Morrison, J. Moundras, P. Murin, D. Naccarafo Row 7: C. Nagy, V. Nagy, J. Narfowifz, K. Nelson, L. Novabilsky Row 2: R. Nuzzo, L. Oelschlager, D. Opalinski, A. Organ, J. Organ Row 3: K. Osfupowicz, R. Pabis, E. Palanzo, E. Palanzo, D. Palm Row 4: R. Palmer, T. Panipinfo, E. Peck, P. Peclryno, J. Perrozi Row 5: .l. Perry, P. Pefros, C. Peffy, F. Peffy, D. Pokomo Row 6: J. Polefini, B. Porreca, P. Post, C. Povich, A. Puskar Row 7: J. Quaffro, N. Radacy, J. Radosh, J. Ramsey, R. Reda Row 8: L. Resfivo, K. Rhome, J. Rielzel, D. Rischefelli, D. Rilzer Row 9: K. Roberls, L. Robinson, C. Roman, B. Roskos, D. Ruffing Row 70: J. Sabo, F. Sabol, R. Sacchini, B. Sclay, S. Schrag Row H: G. Sciroffo, W. Scoff, T. Semich, A. Senko, S. Seydor Shall we give him a drink??? i ai. 'U .. -1 wg' .A ,, ' Sv' I . , - ' M, 'ff . . .. A A .L . fi: . f is fw f L' , . V . .QQ ... 'H ,,4, -..h gif' ' 1 ' A A ' IW .4 A . 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Xri nn A A f ,,,, . if ' if SSW 4 A 1 A L J A L , Q.. .,.., 2 v 'QQ 'gd it A.-.lf W S' 5 eff! ,L ,ff 4, W' ,, ' ' A E if :,' 3' S 31 ' Q C! Q Row 7: R. Seykoski, P. Shives, J. Shosky, B. Showman, M. Shrader Row 2: R. Shrader, G. Shusta, A. Sivek, J. Skrabalak, P. Row 3: K. Snyder, J. Sollis, S. Sonafelf, A. Stanley, A. Slalsko Row 4: E. Slafslro, R. Slein, J. Slerback, C. Slolan, A. Slumpo Smith Row 5: D. Suchy, L. Summers, J. Swallow, L. Swann, A. Szabo Row 6: P. Talerico, E. Tansmore, V. Talsch, F. Taylor, W. Tegnelia Row 7: E. Telegraphis, N. Telegraphis, E. Terensky, M. Terenslry, J. Todaro Row 8: D. Toman, R. Torbar, R. Torbar, S. Trealer, J. Treefer Row 9: G. Trozzo, C. Turner, J. Tweardy, L. Tuburski, A. Ulens Row 70: N. Vaccaro, L. Vilcle, J. Vivio, K. Vivio, C. Vlassic Row l7:J. Vonbergen, J. Wade, W. Wade, L. Waggoner, C. Wall I a A penny for your lhoughfs. Q 'wif , ' v. J L r ,,L.-Af' . ' 'Lil ' ii... ' 5: . :L 7? , Q-QQ? B , L ,. M 'IW J Y U L, my md 1 - asm! A x SE . 1 W ,HL U ' - 1.- , . r 4:9 14 .1 ,Q .,..:. . 3? ex if ' 3 -.., P Q-,.+i5,,42 - , -x. aw' . .Jw ' nl 12 L ' HQ' .V'?' 1-A' 1,4 12 l .Q u ff' in gp. Row 1: M. Ward, M. Warholic, A. Wcwrynznski, M. Wheeler, B. Wilen Row 2: T. Wilkens, D. Yakovac, D. Yuhaz, R. Zawoyski, R. Zborowski Row 3: J. Zido, K. Zubrifsky Having froubles??? .L Q , . . , . 5.1 We gotta keep fit. VOCATIONAL ACTIVITIES The Vocational School is designed to offer specialized instruction to boys who are interested in becoming efficient workers in America's industrial world. Alternating between shop and class, the Voc boys received a balanced in- dustrial education, stressing both prac- tical shop work and related classroom work. The boys attended the high school for morning sessions in math, English, and history courses before starting their instruction at the Vocational School in the afternoon. Under the supervision of Mr. Colombo, the boys gained and used knowledge concerning the repair and maintenance of automobile engines and equipment. Mr. Pancook in the machine shop taught the boys to shape metal and to use various machines and tools. Mr. Duronio instructed tomorrow's electri- cians in the workings of electrical op- pliances, in wiring techniques, and in other electrical principals in the elec- tric shop. The education received by these stu- dents will enable them to take their places with the skilled workers in the workshops of this world of industry. HIGH SHED Mr. Colombo reviews the high speed circuit with boys in the auto shop X. , . ,...1' Seniors show their talents in the electronics field. 72 f S' I - sais! The screw's connected fo the socket, fhe sockef's conneded fo the wire, the wire's connecfed fo the fuse box-poof! Voc boys 01 their best ww X X 1 FF f ' f M My www www um I In V N: ,dv H A X ,fix , X , I 1- I V Q , Auf lx I L! Zi ' fl if ' A NW, v- Aff, . , 4 f wif -f f ,ffm X X M QW P gn f ,N ik i Q Awlvfifffw x if www Q mf 'W 1 'ff , 1 H rv? ff f f N N9 - 7, iff, Lf ld! N i IW 'gpg ' I- f l 'J Xqggb Q2 Bm? WK W is SPCRTS FQCCU 0060 Q3 'N P o . ' C 3 J.f , A a v 'rusvgw -' . .-3 K v , fs z-:sms v 'N - 3 ' f -' . C ' if . 70 'A',yg,yW-'l y 1 -J - Q ,f Q ' 3 12 '1' KN ff: 'A - .1 N ' W X 'I ,Q V r'f xv, 1 , V f x sv I, if S5 i X :J .ellv .rm his - jf' . - wt. .-Y' -. Ib 5 E an Row l:J. Nicksich, S. Havrilak, G. Cocciolone, D. Frew, M. Kotys, B Thieser, R. Annonio, T. Bachism, J. Zeidman, J. Sabol, B. Long, B Hubans, A. Grant, G. Kernisky. Row 2: R. Yadrick, J. Yakovak M. Kootsouradis, L. Scott, D. Yankosky, J. Pennline, G. Dzurinko, G Vitale, M. Stima, D. Pushkar, S. Thomas, T. Stefansky, S. Alessio G. Caruso, B. Cosner. Row 3: D. Popp, B. Lutes, L. Chomko, B. Oliver, R. Yuhasz, S. Sabolchick, F. Salotti, R. Palm, T. Tweardy, L. Kovalit ski,J. Azzarello, D. Cocciolone, J. Harhai, J. Kalvesmaki, S. Rechichar. upset donora in last big six game Head coach, Mr. Joe Gladysg assistant coaches, Mr. DeAngelis, Mr. Romasco, Mr. Kovalp Missing- Mr. Scarvel. Row-4: B. Chuk, C. Humphries, A. Slattery, J. Guzanic, L. Vernef, P Formafo, W. Waxman, H. Jones, D. Dragon, J. Bazdik, J. Mon, L. Wil liams, D. Seydor, J. Harlack, D. Tallerico, M. Agnolucci, J. Dzurinko R. Pushkar, J. Valente. Row 5: M. Carpenter, A. Dacko, D. Baker, L Zdilla, A. Parnelli, K. Lhota, T. Beck, D. Galvan, R. Wojtkowski, E. Kro skic,J. Burby, J. Kunsa, T. Boyer, B. Mandi, T. Hubans, V. Pascarilla A. De Matteo, R. Rechichar, J. Fleming, R. Mosco. Rated as the underdog in the first game of the season, the Greyhounds rallied to score three touchdowns. After a recovered fumble, Monessen scored on a pass from Joe Nicksich to Bill Hubans. With two minutes left in the first quarter, Gus Cocciolone caught a punt and ran 66 yards for Monessen's second score. An intercepted pass by Nicksich set up the third T.D. for Hubans. The final score was T8-6. At the opening kickoff between Mon- ongahela and Monessen, the hometeam seemed ready to run away with the ball. They took the kickoff and moved to the Wildcat 14 but could not sustain their drive. Monongahela combined passing and running for their tallies. By virtue of this 13-0 loss, the Hounds were elimi- nated from the Class AA race. After receiving the kickoff, it took South Hills a few plays to tally, however Monessen caught on and started to play ball. John Harhai and Gary Caruso combined to make the half-time score 13-7. The third T.D. came when Nicksich hit Denny Frew on a pass play. Ten sec- onds remaining, Nicksich passed to Bob Long making the final score 25-7. lContinued on page 791 FOOTBALL 1964 l g S 0 W Q N , A ,X I .fix Sv K ,Q Q' N as ..- of m . a S - w . W EJ, 'Q xt X f , X X . . F 'ibn x 1 -A ..eX-sws SH N -1 N 1 ' Captains Allan Granf, Bob Long, Sam Havrilak, Denny Frew post a 4-5 record Cocciolone and Thieser cu! short opponenf's advance. 77 W ar Nicksich evades a would-be lackler. Sfronger 'han diff!!! Row 1: L. Scott, D. Frew, M. Kofys, B. Thieser, R. Annonio, .l. Zeid- Row 2: A. Gram, G. Kernisky, J. Nicksich, B. Hubons, S. Havrilak man, T. Bochism, J. Sabol, B. Long G. Cocciolone won a few, Iosf cz few, but always come out fighting L' Aix' .wail-I i The first score of the game with Pea- body came when Frew caught a High- lander in his own endzone for a safety. Halfway through the third quarter, Mon- essen crossed the goal line for the first time on a pass from Yakovac to Long. By plunging over his right tackle, Coccio- lone scored the other T.D. The game ended T4-6 in favor of Monessen. Fumbles, intercepted passes and bad luck proved to be enough for the Grey- hounds when they played Brownsville. The only Hound score came when Sam Havrilak passed to Long for a TO-yard touchdown. Cocciolone's kick was good, but the Brownies claimed the l2-7 victory. Although the superb speed of Clair- ton proved sufficient in overcoming Mon- essen, not all ofthe efforts ofthe Hounds were unsuccessful, for they did score two touchdowns-one by Hubans and the other by Havrilak. Cocciolone converted both P.A.T.'s making it 28-T4. A series of fumbles on the part of Monessen enabled the Tigers of McKees- port to score six touchdowns. Although they tried valiantly, the Hounds couldn't muster enough strength to score. The game ended 40-0. The first three quarters of the match between arch-rivals Charleroi and Mon- essen proved interesting and hard- fought. The Cougars scored the first T.D. Not to be outdone, Monessen's Hubans also crossed the goal line. From this point it was touch and go with neither team having an advantage. The Cou- gars booted o field goal to lead 9-6. Scoring three touchdowns in the fourth quarter, the visitors captured the 29-6 victory. The Greyhounds copped their first Big 6 win when they defeated Donora 27-14. Playing what most fans called llthe best this season, the Hounds man- aged to crash the Dragon defense. Bob Cosner and Harhai crossed the goal line once each while Al Grant tallied twice, Sabol's safety widened the margin and ended the season on a 5-4-O note. Kotys and Sabol clear the way for Cocciolone's 66 yard run. Hey, fellows, wait-here comes the rest of my team!!! Hit him from the middle, hit him from the end, here comes Hubans to hit his again GRIDIRCJN STARS gel Dennis Frew Sieve Thomas Joe Nicksich Ray Annonio Sanfo Alessio Bob Long Bernard Thieser George Kernisky Jacob Zeidman Alan Grant Gus Cocciolone Tom Slefansky 80 'QA tl - M ,..: , --. . iw... ' . ' -rg lf K4 V B u , egg fx 4' Lfiirf- ' 1' 4312. J A ,w..f's-.1 gr,-,-ke HV .',. .dig 'vu N, 1 ' Sz , Q 53,5 ffl- fRgf315'?hf3fN5gif. ' : 2 Bill Hubans Mike Koofsouradis Sam Havrilak Mike Sfima Lonnie ScoH Mark Kofys Dave Pushkar George Dzurinko Jay Sabol Gerald Vilale James Pennline Tom Bachism 81 7' , , Q,, ' hmm, fn iw 1 , -W l ,f f,,,g, L f 1 f'v2+2 fP 'I , -4 wx 4 npr, , is . 1' I y 1 1 1 I I I W1 -J -m 'x 4' 1+ , Hx. -,ZF sa L5 1. fl, 7-, ' ff A .Q- zfifginff '11 sr' v 'Y hr 1' 7 5 40' IC' Kwwftunvf' ' N. N. .Y V 3- xl f' U ROW l1M- C0f6ly,J- Nicksifh, K. While, G- COCCi0l0f1G, 3. l-Ong, B. Row 3: R. Palm, G. Caruso, R. Makinen, T. Tansmore, R. Frye, S Hubans,J. Sabol Hall, C. Caterina Row 2: S. Havrilak, T. Tweardy, H. Paige, J. Harhai, A. Grant, R. Row 4: l.. Pheister, J. Yalrovac, B. Wotkowski, R. Manderino, T Lubrani center. There was no definite scoring star, each of the starters was high scorer in at least one game of the campaign. The other members of the squad included, seniors Major Corley, Allen Grant, Ray Lu- brani, .lay Sabol and Howard Paige. The most exciting game of the year was the first meeting with Bellmar High School on the Belle Vernon court. After a morning pep talk which raised every- one's spirits, hundreds of students decided to go to the game and support the Hounds. Almost two-thirds of the fans at the Bellmar gym were from Monessen, and the cheering sparked our team to a thrilling 57-55 victory with Gus Coccio- lone dropping in the deciding bucket with iust 7 seconds left to ploy. Other initial victories came at the ex- pense of Monongahela, Charleroi, Calif- ornia, Rastraver and Donora in section play, while in exhibition the Hounds never lost a home game. They defeated power- ful Derry Area, Clairton, Greensburg and South Hills. But we had a taste of defeat too, at the hands of Uniontown, Bellmar, Johnstown, Homestead, Hempfield and Washington. So the season ended, and students thought, lf only our Greyhounds could play the season over again. But these thoughts followed every win and loss, as Monessen fans thought of their cagers only at their best. Maaffa, T. Hubans, .l. Burby, J. Kunsa, B. Poletini greyhound cagers finish with 15-7 slate Captains: G. Cocciolone, K. White, B. Long: Coach Mr. Anthony Caterino 83 X 'kfv 95 . 549 ,army I lm... Mg Q? i A x f 4 4...-2 Q 'AV Qs -4' 1? XX if ya A' FN' Maier Corley goes high for the rebound against the Raiders. lrun-and-gun' . . . greyhounds win many close tilts wpial section 5a scores exhibition scores Monessen Monessen Monessen Monessen Monessen Monessen Monessen Monessen Monessen Monessen Monessen Monessen Monessen Monessen Monessen Monessen Monessen Monessen Monessen Monessen Monessen Monessen Monongahela Charleroi California Rostraver Donora Bellmar Uniontown Monongahela Charleroi California Rostraver Donora Bellmar Uniontown Greensburg Johnstown Homestead South Hills Derry Area Hempfield Washington Clairton COURT STARS ,W V l Gus Cocciolone Joe Niclcsich Kenny While Bob Long Major Corley Allen Gran? Roy Lubrani Bill Hubans Howard Paige Jay Sobol 86 z ' MJ.. 'kv l. to r. C. Gary, L. Hill, J. Czelen, F. Duralia, L. Belavich, R. Woods, D. Tordy, T. VanKulich, S. Holmes When the spirit of Monessen High School's student body needs a boost, the Monessen Senior High cheerleaders are always on hand to lead them in a peppy cheer or a rousing song. Under the capable leadership of head cheerleader Jean Czelen, this enthusiastic group aroused school spirit at pep rallies and at the football and basketball games. Their other activities included spon- soring the Pigskin Prance in honor of the football team. Under the direction of Miss Judy DiBuono,these nine girls have shown through determination and hard work what school spirit really is. CHEERLEADERS SPRING SPORTS Row 7: T. Bachism, A. Annonio, K. White, H. Paige, B. Long, G. Cocciolone, A. Grant, F. Salotti, B. Cosner, G. Kuhn, J. Pennline, B. Roberts Row 2: D. Bringman, R. Pokomo, J. Dickerson, S. Hall, S. Thomas, S. Rechichar, M. Agnoluc- ci, D. Yankoslry, D. Cocciolone, B. Seleyo, R. Frye Row 3: R. Buchko, J. Buggy, J. Kalvesmaki, J. Harhai, R. Yadrick, W. Bieleski, B. Lutes, T. Halinka, B. Oliver, E. Battista, M. lngani Row 4: G. Caruso, L. Pfeister, B. Hubans, G. Deffobis, V. Bruash, D. Maata, M. Sivak, J. Jannotta, L. Williams, D. Frew, B. Vecchione, D. Evans, B. Thieser, A. Garafola Row l: T. Bachism, R. Annonio, K. White, B. Long, G. Cocciolone, H. Paige, D. Evans, S. Havrilak Row 2: B. Hubans, B. Oliver, L. Pfeister, B. Vecchione, A. Garafola, A. Grant, T. Stefansky, E. Kerekes Row 3: R. Pokomo, D. Cocciolone, J. Harhai, L. Williams, S. Hall 88 track Baseball, volleyball, tennis, track, and golf are five interscholastic sports of spring, the season of the year when there is the most variation in athletics. Soon after basketball season, the track team began its daily work-outs. Under the guidance of Mr. Jack Scarvel, the boys practiced their specialties which included the shotput, iavelin throw, high jump, broad iump, high and low hurdles, sprints and relays. Although weak in some areas, the team was able to add to the Iaurels of M.H.S. Coached by Mr. Anthony Caterino, the M.H.S. spikers prepared themselves for a rough season. Returning lettermen gave the team the experience and depth needed for a successful campaign. At the tournament, the Greyhounds came on strong, showing their facility and determination. Although rebuilding the team this year, Mr. Frederick Feldman, coach of the tennis team, undoubtedly produced a winning combination. Those boys chosen from the many who tried out for the squad helped our team to victory. With four returning lettermen, the Monessen Greyhound baseball team, coached by Mr. Joe Koval, also went through a period of remolding. The tightly knit infield led by veteran seniors proved a valuable asset. An enthusiastic pitching staff and a sharp batting line- up combined to produce an interesting season and a team of which M.H.S. could be proud. As the weather became warmer, the cry of fore was also heard at the Greyhound's home. Initiated last year, the golf team, under this year's sponsor, Mr. John Hayduk, played their matches at Willowbrook Country Club. Although membership in this sport was small at first, it grew and will continue to grow into one of bigger and better sports at Monessen. voHeybaH Tennis Row 7: B. Kerns, J. Harhoi, T. Tweordy, R. Pokomo, D. Kilpela, R. Lennon Row 2: T. Moger, S. Leiber, E. Zolewski, D. Seydor, D. Bialon, J. Czelen, C. Porreco, M. Lees golf Row 7: M. Rajokovich, S. Smoke, A. Wayco B. Seleyo, C. Porreca, T. Sfefonsky, T. Ske kel, R. Wilen, B. Roberfs Row 2: J. Gelli, B. Kerns, D. Mori, T. Fergu son, J. Kozik, B. Szabo, D. Kilpelo, E. Drobick J. Mafush Row 3: E. Lancas, B. Churon, R. Frye, M Evoncho, R. Buchko 4' X fi Ju Qi Ti f gg V . A 4 1f:,'i'E2,w, - W A 'wm., 1- Q,f+f swf fr: ,QA nifaixxw .ny X ' I K M' V if K. ' 2 W' flhlfii' . W if 'Nz ff: if ' a, f 'yr ' 'L , Q-A , 'H A . N153 i fl fivg V . x .,,,m.W,5q. ,N if -X wh I 1' gif: i XY .2 Q V A Sir-. 35 v 15 'W ' Row 1: S. Bellora, C. Roman, C. Keller, L. Hall, C. Wall, Tweardy,.I. Wade, R. Dominick, E. Lucas, J. Perry, J. Polletini T. Harhai, B. Hughes, B. Bradley Row 3: R. Seykoski, D. Chester, A. Long, P. Miken Row 2: Mr. Feldman, K. Rhome, P. Lovich, M. Mallino, J. blended strength, speed and skill JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Coached by Mr. Frederic Feldman, the Monessen Junior High School basket- ballteam closedtheirseasonwithafive and tive record. For the overall season record, however,theteamscoredninevictoriesand ten defeats. Chuck Roman lead the Little Hounds this year with 175 points. Follow- ing him were Lee Hall with 145 points and Tom Harhaiwith 121 points. Hall served as captain and Barry Hughes as co-captain. Although the team had gone through a complete rebuilding this past season, they placed fourth in league play. Though not always victorious, the team accepted de- featand always displayed determination, good sportsmanship, and team coopera- tion. Their success proved this team de- served praise. Monessen Monessen Monessen Monessen Monessen Monessen Mo nessen Monessen Monessen Monessen Monessen Monessen Monessen Monessen 1 ritl Wianesslen il Monessen Monessen Monessen 91 Fallowfield Uniontown Ben Franklin Uniontown La Fayette West Newton Elizabeth Washington ' Carroll g Donorai Carroll Rostraver s Charleroi Marion California Finley , Dohora . Finley y s , Rostravhr' C Calitognia f Q3 f M. X - f , ,,N?f Tgih' ,Q 0 W MQ M W2 W L gf A fa. W , r 'x i1, ,Y R + V f' A QL ' Q N 'WMM W wk W J N f WN f W 111 WPI Wm 'f WQFWQ QQ Q fix 1 , 1 mg im fm ff fl mlV f2 KX if Wwffgfifblbffj IQ? , Y mx kg la xw 6 I J h l Q n f 1 ,, 1 XXV l I A A v ,NA ACTIVITIES A -Q 11 I l 779 055 'I an ' - 1' -vf, K : XX ' J' Q 1 X , L L 'WI N 'U ' ' , ba ' f -- 1 H W, ' - -, N.:- . , f V J ,V - ,, X vf' 'f QM! f w W 1' ,V M m A lx! f A N I H A H I , t A ' N' 'V ' ,f U ,N , k X y 6' 4' xr r Q , N NL., ,,x X it 'M N NM Wag ' I 1 Row l:A. Sotak, P. Palmentera, K. DeRocco. Row 2: D. Mori, J. Hayduk, A. Ayers, E. Bellora, B. Francia, M. A. D'Altorio, J. Mallino, P. Shives. Row 3: R. Rendos, S. Kuvinka, J. Galaski, M. Wawerchak, N. Junk, F. Ferencz, M. L. Malinchak. Row 4: J. Mitch, J. Biseda, J. Buggy, T. Skekel, B. Massa, M. Weiss. Row 5: D. Kipela, L. Richie, T. Puskar, R. Pantaleo l l Mrs. Nemec, Paulette, Andrea and Kathy check completed dummypages. 94 T965 GREYHOUN EDITORIAL STAFF The T965 Yearbook Editorial Staff, under the suprevision of Mrs. Donna Ne- mec, sponsor, Paulette Palmentera, Kathy DeRocco, and Andrea Sotak, Editors-in- Chief, has endeavored to retain the out- standing memories of the past year at Monessen High School. Scheduling the yearbook candids, identifying pictures, and writing articles monopolized only a part of the time and energy which went into this publication. Much proofreading and revising had to be done before the '65 Greyhound could go to press. By con- tributing an enthusiastic effort, each mem- ber of the Yearbook Editorial Staff worked to merge the various new ideas that were suggested to make the '65 Greyhound a treasured possession. Art Editor Evalyn Kizakevich sketches year- book drawings. il Row l: Advisor, Mr. Biconich, and managers Sylvia Kless, Joan Kubic and Deanne Oliver. Row 2: C. Sivak, R. Sagona, J. Hubremar, M. A. D'Alonzo, J. Kucia, M. DeCurtis, L. Belavich, D. Feick, B. Shoslry, J. Bomba, C. Pidich. Row 3: D. Madison, K. Jockowski, C. Charnack, V. Sepesky, R. Sowko, J. Freeman, K. Furio, C. Nevala, M. Puskar, set. ...- Greyhound Business staff P. Galaski, H. Reiu. Row 4: E. Nez, G. Rosenson, L. Belavich, D. Tordy, A. Guzzie, S. Kress, C. Sendek, J. Stofka, R. Bass, J. A. Panarella. Row 5: C. Galaski, L. Saverino, C. Elyonich, M. Stimak, B. A. Snyder, S. DeLuca, D. Dacko, M. Fuse, D. Milinovich, D. Dellamalva. BUSINESS STAFF With hard work and soliciting skill, the 1965 Yearbook Business Staff has again successfully financed the Grey- hound. This year's staff, under the capa- ble sponsorship of Mr. Thomas Biconich and the efficient business managers, Sylvia Kless, Deanne Oliver and Joan Kubic, diligently carried out the numer- ous duties of their work. To begin with, members of the staff spent much of their time in soliciting ads from business, professional and personal patrons. Then, after getting ads, the staff obtained orders and collected stu- dent payments in the homerooms of the iunior and senior high schools. As this work was going on, many hours were being spent arranging the ad section for the yearbook dummy. Finally, with the distribution of the '65 Greyhound, the work of the business staff ended on a profitable and satisfying note. T965 GREYHOUND Hound Editors: Janis Weiss, Editor-in- Chief, Andrea Kossar, News Editor, Mar- sha Weiss, Feature Editor: Evalyn Kizakevich, Art Editor: and Kathy De- Rocco, Sports Editor. acquired iournalistic skills in editing school paper. Hound Editorial Staff Under the supervision of Miss Diane DeRocco, this year's Editor-in-Chief, Janis Weiss, and editors Andrea Kossar, Marsha Weiss, Kathy DeRocco and Evelyn Kizakevich, along with staff members, made a pleasant change in the schooI's paper, the Hound. Being published with a greater variety of editorials, sport articles and special features, the paper kept the student body fully aware of high school happenings. Because of the never-tiring efforts of the editors and reporters, the Hound was edited eight times. Hound photographers, Jimmy Mitch and John Massa look at football proofs. Hound Editorial Staff Row 1: E. Kizakevich, A. Kossar, J. Weiss, M. Weiss, K. DeRocco Row 2: B. Stancato, S. Schrag, D. Ruffing, S. Ferencz, J. Yanachik, M.J. Ditto, P. Shives, D. Egidi Row 3: K. Vaccarro, K. Pabis, D. Katch, K. Harhai, A. Sotak, T. Valancius, R. Rendos, C. Johnson, J. Hayduk Row 4: B. DelRosso, O. Ezerski, J. Mitch, L. Richie, J. Gira, D. Malik, K. Kuvinka Missing from picture: F. lmbrescia, R. Cannon, J. Massa Row l: G. Todaro, L. D'Alfonso, S. Kuvinka, R. Wilen,J. Kritsky, L. Vagnoni, P. Lenio, D. Hartbarger. ROW 2: L. Nuzzaci, S. Tyburski, J. Mitch, F. Opalinski, P. Kizakevich HOUND BUSINESS STAFF To inform the Monessen High School students, a newspaper must be published, and to publish a newspaper, a staff needs financial support. Getting this support is the responsibility of the Hound Business Staff in our school. They have served us by obtaining personal patrons and advertisements, and by meeting our demands for a six-page issue by selling submarine sand- wiches. The staff has also proven itself capable by working diligently to circulate the paper throughout the school. Managing the staff this year were Ronnie Wilen, Janet Krit- sky, and their sponsor, Mr. Comet. By working as a qualified team, these business-minded students have kept the 'lHound well into the black all year. Hound Managers and Sponsor: Mr. Comet, Janet Kritsky, and Ronnie Wilen go over sales receipts. T96-4 BAND Introducing the Monessen High School Marching Band is the phrase used to introduce an energetic group of students as they march on to public enter- tainment. Under the direction of Mr. Julius D'Alfonso, the band practiced throughout the year. Performing at pep rallies and athletic events, the band inspired much of the school spirit shown by the students. Not limiting its activities to the school, the band also performed for parades and other civic affairs. No matter where the band performed, it was led by fourteen high-stepping maiorettes. In the spring, the band culminated the season by displaying its talents at their annual concert. At this event the members and maiorettes were awarded pins or letters for their fine service. This year the officers were Steve Smoke, president, Richard Pantaleo, vice- president, Beverly Pavloff, secretary, and Matt Raiakovich, treasurer. The maiorettes were led by Lois Greco. Band officers, Bev Pavloff, secretaryg Rich Pantaleo, vice-president: Matt Raiakovich, treasurer, and Steve Smoke, president, gather during half-time at the Charleroi-Monessen basketball game. Band Row 7:N. Figel, S. Seydor, D. Hermia, M- Ceviris, D- Ruffing, J. Lay- B. Showmon. Row 4: B. Porreca, J. Kozik, D. Hall, C. Porreca, J. 77100, D- D0lJ0fv- Row 2: B. Holet, E4 Z0l6W-Ski, P- SUVUQE, B- Pavlotf, Czelen, E. Sheppard, M. Aldrich, D. Berry. Row 5: E. Dolan, J. Gov- L. D'Alf0r1S0, A- 5lUfTlP0, C- ZUbI'llSlKy, D. Tweardy. Row 3: K. Kraynek, rusik, R. Pantaleo, F. Manderino, M. Rajakovich, F. Zimmoro, D. .l. Shusta, T. Dacko, M. Hreno, J. Falibota, P. Komar, M. Tedesco, Wherry, R. Buchko,R. Lubrani. I.: ' .wr 4. 5-57 : L ...Ku :..- .. A.- Maioreffes Senior majoreffes prepare for iheir las! game Row 1: Head majoreffe, Lois Greco, M. J. McDermott, B. Francie, B. Reda, P. Behanna, L. Monkowski, S. Kofrady. Row 2: L. Mucy, S. Koslik, S. Hecklick, P. Nicksich, A. Holef, J. Galaski, M. DiBicso. uintroducing The monessen high school marching bond Bond Row 1: E. Plesko, A. Penick, S. Johnston, C. Wofkowski, J. Sobron, B. Reda, B. Hornock. Row 2: B. Showmon, C. Beaumariage, J. Dzofko N. Junk, A. Schwarfz, D. Yakavac, B. Bochovchin, D. Wofkowski, M. Lewis. Row 3: M. Ciccarelli, R. Dreucci, G. Purks, R. Chuprinko, T. Kuch, R. Dyky, J. Long, E. Buck. Row 4: R. Kurey, J. Mafush, S. Leiber, P. Janus, D. Bringmcn, R. Panepinfo, D. R. Rifzey, L. Copufo. Row 5: M. Povich, S. Smoke, J. Milosevich, B. Oirosino, J. Caporossi, F. Wasky, J. Malezia, R. Seykoskie, P. Kizakevich. Row l. A. Schwartz, W. Krasik, J. Cal- lahan, R. Bass, C. Campus, J. Koziel. Row 2. R. Lear, B. McKelvie, E. Shep- pard, B. Roberts, C. Wade. Row l. G. Hoffman, C. Campus, P. Hagerstrand, D. Oliver, S. Moundros, P. Palmentera. Row 2. A. George, S. Hough, G. Winfield, M. Evancho. Row 3. C. Cantoni, P. Savage, S. Kuvinlra, L. Feick. Row 4. R. Lear, W. Essey, E. Shep- pard, T. Mager. Row 5. K. DeRocco, A. Schwartz, L. Johnston, R. Bass. Row 6. N. Belan, D. Kipela, R. Mandarino, B. McKelvie. Row 7. A. Kossar, J. Kritsky, L. Behrendt, L. Mucy. SENIOR GLEE CLUB Under the fine direction of Mrs. Char- lene Vukela, the members of the Monessen Senior High School Glee Club have shown their vocal abilities in their annual Christ- mas and Spring presentations, Snowtime Holiday-Night of Miracles and 'lSouth Pacific. The combined Glees, the Crooning Bells, Greyhoundaires, and the Girls' Chorus all strived to make their concerts enjoyable for their audiences and o suc- cess for the school by practicing un- ceasingly during and after school. Officers of the Girls' Glee for the 1964-65 school term are: Arlene Schwartz, president, Judy Koziel, vice-president, Wilma Krasik, secretary, Cecelia Campus, treasurer, Ruth Bass and Jackie Callahan, librarians. Serving as officers of the Boys' Glee are: Robert Lear, president, Ervin Sheppard, vice-president, Bruce Roberts, secretary, Bob McKelvie, treasurer, Phillip Columbus and Charles Wade, librarians. Glee Club Row 'l:D.Dellamalva, C.Wade, B. Palise, R. Lear, O. Fedorovich R. Manderino, N. Belan, E. Sheppard, E. Polowsky, T. Mager, G. Winfield, P. Columbus. Row 2: L. Reno, G. Hoffman, P.Horvafh D. Madison, D. Oliver, M. Zorefich, V. Elias, S. Moundros, L bring broadway To m.h.s.- Glee Club Row 7: A. George, S. Hough, B. Roberts, E. Gazi, E. Proch, R McKelvie, D. Kilpela, W. Essey, M. Evancho, J. Sfevenson, C Wade. Row 2: V. George, P. Palmenfera, J. Koziel, R. Tomaslco P. Lenio, B. lannoffa, M. Delzangle, K. Wulf, C. Campus, E. f Mancinelli, C. Musial. Row 3: S. Kless, L. Feiclr, S. Kuvinlca, K. Navarro, K. Pabis, D. Tordy, R. Bass, D. Saloffi, G. Seniffa, A. Panipinfo. Row 4: K. DeRocco, J. Callahan, J. Galaski, M. Fuse, P. Aeillo, L. Mucy, A. Kossar, J. Kubic, M. Wawerchalc. vocalize in usouth pacific Crawley. Row 3: A. Barch, S. Tufena, P. Savage, L. Zingaro, L. Yuhasz, S. Husfon, D. Banflis, C. Canfoni, B. Kamenicky, M. Hagersfrand. Row 4: W. Krasik, K. Keefer, L. Johnson, J. Krifsky, K. Roddy, L. Behrendf, A. Schwarfz, A, Cieply, S. Chelen, J. Milinovich. Q 98' ii cf. :V I L Q.. .Hs UW, f 7 -1 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Izzy Shro- der, Arlene Holet, Lamont Richie, Fred Gigliotti, Arlene Schwartz. STUDENT COUNCIL Striving to have a student body that was Interested, Informed, and Involved in Democracy, the Monessen Senior High School Student Council, capably led by President Lamont Richie, Vice- President Fred Gigliotti, Secretary Ar- lene Holet, Assistant Secretary Isabelle Schrader and Treasurer Arlene Schwartz chose Let Freedom Ring as the theme for this past school year. Included in their annual outlined program were the Sadie Hawkin's Dance, the clothes drive, in which the entire community partici- pated, the selling of bumper stickers, and Greyhound bookcovers, the Hound Hub, and the sponsoring of numerous Panel Discussions to give the student body an opportunity to express their views on subiects concerning the daily school lite. Behind the Council and its program was its most energetic and capable sponsor, Mrs. Miriam Johnson. the governing body of m.h.s. Where's the key this time, Shirley? Row I: F. Gigliotti, A. Schwartz, L. Richie, A. Holet, l. Schrader N. Nahi,S. Rocco, W. Krasilr, V. Smith Row 2: B. Bonini, L. Rice, R. Tomasko, D. Altamore, V. Kerekes, .l. Row 4: J. Harhai, J. Czelen, E. Poletini, G. Proch, B. Vecchrone R Mallino, R. Corsi, S. Tutena, .I. Weiss, D. Dragon Bost, S. Kraynelr, T. Ferguson Row 3: N. Polowsky, K. Kuvinlra, S. Koslik, C. Seftas, A. Schwartz, I02 1 svn 1' ,,,.L..,...,..-pM---- S ,.,...ff it L ...J Yes, Every Litter Bit Hurts. There seems to be a question about the question at a committee meeting! 'Let freedom ring 103 lt's Dogpotch time at M.H.S SENIOR CLASS PLAY HTHE GHCUL FRIEND On the nights of February 25, 26, and March l, the wind was eerily blowing through the trees and there was a mysterious shadow over the moon. All was quiet, when suddenly appeared the Senior Class pro- duction of The Ghoul Friend. Taking place at Green Willow Lodge, this three- act mystery comedy by Gene Donovan revolved around Dan Merrick's and his sister Lolly's attempts to save their mother's lodge from financial failure. Their plan was to try to literally scare up business by spreading a rumor about a lake monster. Matter were complicated by Daphne, their superstitious maid who regarded every strange sound as a sign ot a Ghoul . However, Daphne's ideas did not seem so wrong after a mysterious young girl named Marina, whom everyone thought was dead, appeared. Adding to the mystery and hilarity of the play were Dracu- lette, Graveyard Gracie and Big Mama Corpus. The performance was one of which M.H.S. could be proud, the success of which must be attibuted to the superb directing of Mrs. Jean Davies. Daphne. . . Dan Merrick. . Lolly Merrick . . Bongo Ellis. . . Marina .... Mrs. Merrick . . . Mrs. Dunlap . . . Susan Kuvinka Lamont Richie . Patti Palmer . . Tom Puskar . Arlene Holet Andrea Kossar . Janet Kritsky Sybil ..... . . Paulette Palmentera Vic Storm. . . Cele Wallace . . Sergeant Rollins . Mr. Spence . . . Professor Gaines . Mad Devlin . . . Draculette ......... Graveyard Gracie Big Mama Corpus Elva ....... Bobbie . . Deb. . . Rollo. . . . . Vaughn Moreau Kathy DeRocco Basil Vecchione . . . Ted Kerns Michael Stima . . . Francislmbrescia Andrea Sotak . . . . . Susie Farr . Frances Scott . . Judy Koziel . . Janis Weiss . Pamela Stuhl Larry Nuzzaci .fs 'gwwf ..- Crew Row 7: C. Cantoni, W. Krasik, M. Weiss, K. Roddy, C. Hecklick Row 2: J. Bunting, A. Schwartz, L. Greco, L. Perok, J. Onderko, G. Hoffman, L. Feick Row 3: A. Wayco, C. Punzell, T. Rajala, R. Wilen, B. Adamson, J. Czelen, S. Thomas, A. Koltash Row 4: G. Cocciolone,J. Panarella, M. Kotys, D. Greer, K. Chulig, S. Smoke, J. Durkalski Missing from picture: O. Ezerski, M. Pushkar 3 .q ,QNX Cast Row 7: P.P0lmenfera,J.Weiss,P.Stuhl,J-K01iel,L-Nuzzuci Row 3: K. DeRocco, F. lmbrescia, A. Kossur, V. Moreau, J. Krifsky Row 2: B. Vecchione, A. Sotak, A. Holet, T. Puskar, S. Kuvinka, L. T,Kern5,M,Sfimq Richie, P- POLFTIEV, 5- Forr Missing from picture: F. Scott lO5 Row l: F. Opalinstci, C. Elyanich, I. Shrader, J. Panarella, D. Feick, Row 3: E. Polowslry, A. George, R. Lloyd, J. Buggy, B. Woods N. Belan, B. Lutska, D. Kilpela A. Schwartz, T. Gillingham, G. Kotys, C. Todd, A. Paige, J. Mitch Row 2: D. Giannini, M. D'Altorio, L. Yakimyshin, L. Belavich, T. Van F. Gigliotti Kulich, M. Oelschlager, L. Steeple, M. Wawerchak Members of the junior class ot Mones- sen High School presented their annual class play on November 24th and 25th. Thecurtainwentup at8:OO p.m.inthe high schoolauditorium. uThe Stuck Pot was the title ot the humorous production which told the story of the boys of Janson School who had been invited to attend a dance given by the girls ot Worthington Wo- men's Academy. Afraid that one ot them might be stuck for the evening with a homely girl, they had a 'lstuck pot to which each boy contributed titty cents. The dubious winner received the entire amount to compensate for his terrible evening. Thegirls learned of this 'lpot plot andmadesomedeviousplansottheirown. Alargecast,underthe direction of Mrs. Jean Davies and student director Despina Bantalis, rehearsed for several weeks, and whenthecurtainopened,ahumorous and entertainingplaywaspresented. contribute to theatrical tradition Row T: N. Gramatikos, D. Tweardy, R. Tomasko, K. Keefer, N. Polowsky, L. Mancinelli, J. Mallino, L. Berlrovitz Row 2: J. Guiducci, K. Cirner, K. Pabis, M. DeCurtis, N. Nahi, G. Hunter, A. Ayers, L. Dzalr Row 3: P. Kulenic, P. Heron, R. Yadrick, R. Pokomo, T. Kohut, D. Proch, R. Kerns, J, Miller, D. Kostic, B. Essey, S. Hough, B. Rosenson, D. Swalin, R. Pastella JUNIOR CLASS PLAY NTHE STUCK POT K Here we have Arthur Murray's Dance School characters Dean Taggart . . Grace Sedgewick. . Willard Sedgewick. . Alice Ann Sedgewick Mary Jane Thompkins. . . . . Gail Treat ...... Kay Emerson ..... Dr. Jacoby .... Amy Caldwell. . . Lucille Coulter . . Julia ...... Ruth . . . Alberta. . Eunice . . Ida. . Joan .... Martha ..... Edward Mott . . Hubert Farrelly . . Grant Weston. . Bob ...... Jim . . Bill . . Lorraine Yakimyshin . . Cheryl Giannini . . Fred Opalinski . . . . . Dana Feick . Jo Ann Panarella . . Candy Elyanich . . Isabelle Shrader . . . . Don Kilpela Mary Ann D'Altorio . . Barbara Lutska . Rosemary Woods Michele Wawerchak . . . Louise Belavich . . . ToniVanKulich . . . . Cindy Todd Martha Oelschlager . . . Louise Steeple . . . Neil Belan . . . James Buggy . . James Mitch . . . . Randy Frye . . Arnold Schwartz . . . . . Greg Kotys And they lived happily ever alter. Give me your tired, your poor . ' l ,Q Shakespeare couldn't have done it better I ORGANIZATIONS Seated: Officers, Lora Lee Johnson, Janet Kritsky, Kimberly Keefer Row l: R. Demchak, P. Rendos, S. Beaumariage, D. Pauline Row 2: J. Kubic, A. Holet, P. Savage, C. Sendek, M. Corley, L. Yuhasz, J. Weiss, C. Kovalik Row 3: J. Hunter, M. L. White, M. L. Malinchak, T. Kruczymski, J. Galaski, L. Yakymyshin, A. Sotak Missing from picture: N. Nahi, O. Ezerski, R. Rendos Seated: Officers, Sally Koslik, Lucille D'Alfonso, Jean Zingaro, Louise Behrendt, Vicki George Row l: B. Francia, S. Stupakis, L. Greco, L. Rizzuto Row 2: G. Hoffman, N. J. Polowski, E. Kizakevich, M. Corley, N. Junk, A. Holet, S. Hust- on, M. Hagerstrand, K. Pancook, J. Gallik Row 3: S. Graham, J. Stofka, W. Krasik, C. Coneybeer, K. Keefer, R. Roberts, L. Yakymy- shin, A. Sotck, C. Cantoni, D. Malik, J. Weiss, J. Onderko Row 4: K. Navarra, M. Weiss, J. Kritsky, P. Sokolski, M. DiBiaso, J. Hunter, D. Dacko, A. Kossar, M. Miller, L. Vivio, A. Romasco GIRL USHERS' CLUB l'Service with a smile is the motto of the members of the Girl Ushers' Club. Under the sponsorship of Miss Mary Sta- retz, the girls served their school well by ushering at events held in the school throughout the year. The girls saw that tickets were collected, programs were passed and the best seats possible were provided for the audience. The perform- ance of their duties was marked by effi- ciency and courtesy. Now in its tenth year, the group was led by officers, Janet Kritsky, president: Lora Lee Johns- ton, vice-president, Kimberly Keefer, sec- retary: and Nancy Nahi, treasurer. These girls were responsible for planning the year's ushering at plays, concerts and other school and civic functions. Through the Pennsylvania Future Teachers of America, those interested in teaching were offered an opportunity to explore some of the many aspects of this profession. Organized in 1947, the PFTA is today one of the most popular and energetic clubs at Monessen High School. The girls attended lectures given by experienced teachers, viewed films on the subject of teaching and visited a nearby college. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Davies and officers, Jean Zingaro, president, Louise Behrendt, vice-president: Sally Koslik, publicity secretary, and Lucille Dalfonso, treasurer, the PFTA attained an important goal: to encourage future teachers by acquainting them with their chosen profession. P. F. T. A. BROADCASTING STAFF By efficiently reporting the daily news over the Public Address, the Broad- casting Staff of Monessen High School kept the student body and faculty well informed about school events. Not only did they make announcements in the morning, but they also served at games or at any other event such as Open House where their services were needed. Since members must proficiently operate equipment and deliver the announce- ments, they were chosen on the basis of their pronunciation, tone and vocal quality, accurate judgment and depend- ability. Under the direction of Mrs. Kasper, this staff was fully able to per- torm its duties skillfully. Helping Miss Maatta in her first year as librarian at M.H.S. were student assistants-some hoping to become fu- ture librarians. This group learned the procedures of library operation by doing such tasks as dusting, shelving, repairing, sorting, and circulating books. Also, they arranged and displayed new books or cleverly decorated the library bulletin boards. Finding sources for students who had to give reports or write research themes was a maior duty of the assistants. ln addition, they brought vo- cational pamphlets or magazines from the stacks to any student wishing to do extensive reading to broaden his out- look, wishing to gain a cultural back- ground, or wishing to teach himself to make better use of leisure time. Help- ful and constantly on the iobs are the words which describe the Library Assistants of M.H.S. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS SEATED: P. Palmer, J. Weiss, J. Kritsky, V. Moreau. STANDING: S. Hough, J. Milinovich, K. Keefer, L. Yakimyshin, J. Buggy S - Q rssis. . Row 7: C. Pidich, D. Pauline, E. Crawley, M. J. Ditta, L. Hartstein, J. Rawlins. Row 2: F. Vaio, W. Courtney, L. Gazdik, L. Germock, M. Hagerstrand, M. A. D'Altorio, L. Belavich, D. Madi son. Row 3: L. Belavich, R. Costa, P. Bronder, J. Guiducci, S. Huston, M. M. Corley, G. My kovich, B. Lutska. Row 4: J. Stofka, C. Elyanich, S. Rocco, N. McCroan, P. White, L Novosielski, C. Cantoni. Missing from picture: J. Macik, K. Roddy, J. Danilchak NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Ce- celia Kasper, and the leadership of Tom Pushkar as President of the Monessen Chapter, the National Forensic League enabled its participants to develop the qualities of exemplary public speaking in the various categories of debate, stu- dent congress, extemporaneous speak- ing, humor, drama, and oration. Partici- pating in weekly tournaments, the mem- bers widened their scope of experience and knowledge by visiting numerous schools and by encountering other stu- dents. Most important, the N. F. L. strives to teach its members the funda- mentals for the achievement of leader- ship, citizenship and individualism. Realizing the importance of good public speaking, many students enlisted in the speech class. Starting with the fundamentals of the stage, the students also wrote and delivered their speeches and even practiced social etiquette by acting out telephone conversations and formal introductions. With the develop- ment of articulation and social ease, the students are well on their way toward successful future endeavors. ls 'Mama's Little Angel Child' really that funny? develop speaking skills Seated are officers: W. Krasilr, R. Wilen, G. Hoffman, T. Puslrar, M. Weiss, S. Hough, C. Zdilla. Row l: L. Kuczynski, J. Zingaro, P. Hagerstrand, J. Haydulr, P. Palmentera Row 2: J. Weiss, J. Onderlco, N. Junk, A. Kos- sar, C. Elyanich, M. L. Malinchak, R. Stas- kiewicz,.l. Kritslry, L. Yakimyshin, C. Cantoni, A. Sotak. Row 3: G. Mikula, M. Pastorlrovich, J. Buggy, D. Kipela, L. Richie, J. Caporossi, J. Giro, V. Moreau, L. Caputo, E. Krivoniak. 110 SPEECH CLUB Row 1: M. Kraynek, P. Shives, D. Mori, J. Charrier, A Menfee, K. Zubrifsky, E. Palanzo, P. Fabian, S. Seydor Row 2: S. Kraynelr, K. Snyder, M. D'Alforio, B. Lufska D. Koklanaris, C. Chelen, S. Schrag, S. Treafer, .I Zido. Row 3: D. Wofkowski, N. Gramafikos, B. Massa C. Siupakis, P. Murin, G. Essay, K. Govier, K. Alberts B. Bachochin, M. Cavirs. Row 4: B. Wilen, C. Johns, K Puleo, E. Spadafore, C. Punzell, P. Depree, K. Roddy P. Johnsfon, K. Leone. dramahcs humor o extemp . . debate Andrea and Jane! check over plans for a Monessen fournamenf. Sgf mfmwirz r -Iii, Q? gs 11 Ns: 1. 'i E. - .l . QEEAEUQ Jgi i ' 1 K 2,-jg.g.f.z 1 C A fag: A gxzlg i2:'IzP Yi5L P L 2 LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Row T: V. George, J. Koziel, P. Palmentera, Officers: Nancy Junlr, .loan Onderko, Steve Hough, Janis Weiss: A. Ayers, C. Zdilla, P. Behanna, Miss Kavouras. Row 2 N. Polowslcy, J. Zingaro, K. Navarra, S. Tutena, J. Mal- lino, M. Bludis, J. Giuducci, B. Smith, D. Koklanaris, P. Hagerstrand, L. Greco. Row 3: R. Dreucci, E. Baum J. Milinovich, G. Todaro, L. L. Johnston, C. Cantoni, P. Palmer, P. Galaslri, L. D'Alfonso, B. Lutslra, N. Kutska. Row 4: P. Hanson, P. Stuhl, K. Keefer, A. Sotak, M Weiss, J. Kritsky, D. Beery, T. Skekel, R. Cannon, J Finney, K. Hamroclr. Row 5: K. Roddy, J. Rosul, M lngani, O. Ezerski, K. Petrus, T. Puskar, M. DiBiasco, R Panteleo, R. Wilen, P. Janus. Row 6: J. Nicksich, J. Bunt ing, L. Behrendt, B. Essey, T. Rajala, T. Gillingham M. Papantonalris, S. Farr, L. Richie, V. Moreau. Sponsor: Miss Katherine Kavouras reflect variety in student interests MATH CLUB Row T: Officers: Arlene Holet, Andrew Wayco Wilma Krasik, Ted Skekel. Row 2: J. Zingaro L. D'Alfonso, P. Galaski, J. Onderko, D. Feick B. Lutska, N. Grammatikos, M. Hagerstrand C. Campus, P. Rendos, D. Wotkowslci, C. Zdilla Row 3: J. Gallilr, S. Kuvinlra, D. Giannini, D Malik, C. Galaski, S. Koslik,A. Kossar, R. Roberts J. Finney, C. Cantoni,J. Mallino. Row 4: R. Costa R. Dreucci, S. Hough, R. Wilen, L. Caputo, J Buggy, R. Yadriclc, G. Milrula, C. Punzell, B Szabo. Row 5: D. Kilpela, G. Vitale, R. Pokomo R. Kurey, A. Garofalo, S. Thomas, J. Zdilla D. Proch, T. Puslrar. Sponsor: Miss JoAnn Matty PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Row 7: Officers: Jim Mitch, Lorraine Apostalides, Cathie Vaccaro, John Massa. Row 2: L. Hart- stein, D. Pauline, L. Germock, L. Schmidt, L. Murin,A. Warzinski,M. Tomer. Row 3: F. Ferencz, S. Ferencz, C. Johnson, D. Dellamalva, E. Krivon- ialc, M. Zoretich. Row 4: A. Schwartz, K. Horhai, W. Dyky, F. Opalinski, S. Tyberski, P. Kizakevich, D. Opalinski. Sponsor: Miss JoAnn Matty STUDENT COUNCIL This year's Junior High Student Council was an active organization. Taking part in the assembly programs, sponsoring dances and parties, and con- ducting various money-making drives were only a few activities which the stu- dent council instituted as part of the cheer program. Some of their service projects in- cluded buying new drapes for the Junior High School office and forming a hall patrol for visitor's night. Arousing school spirit was another of the student counciI's projects and the club was rewarded by record-break- ing attendance at the junior high bas- ketball games. Serving as officers for the '64-'65 school year were Paula Shives, presi- dent, Denise Mori, vice president, Sherry Treater, secretary, Susan Kraynek, treasurer. The key note of junior high school spirit is the energetic Junior High Cheer- leading Squad. This enthusiastic group showed their pep and leadership by sponsoring I'The First Down Dance in the fall and by spurring the junior high with spirit at pep rallies and games. An example of good sportsmanship and fair play was set by the cheerleaders, who made it a habit to practice courtesy toward the opposing team. These girls have earned the reputation of being rich in personality and leadership as well as coordinated and agile in action. Although unsponsored, these girls, led by Susan Kraynek, have sought per- fection in cheer activities earning re- spect for both themselves and the school. CHEERLEADERS JUNIOR HIGH ACTIVITIES Row I: R. Freeman, R. Wotkowski, B. Benedetti, B. Reda, G. Anderson. Row 2: M. Tansmore, M. Morrison, P. Shives, D. Mori, S. Treater, T. Frank, K. Skoczlas. Row 3: K. Zubritsky, M. Kraynek, I., Oelschlager, P. Speigelburg, S. Milinovich, B. Massa, S. Kraynek I . . t nn tvggtik W, 'jj Y 'r ' f 'I' ii' A 4. in I i Wwe, Row I: B. Massa, S. Kraynek. Row 2: P. D'AlIessio, A. Menefee, W. Warzinski. Row 3: P. Kohut, K. Kerekes, P. Murin, K. Zubritsky II3 Q spirits ore high of m.h.s. 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I . h 2211 . 43 1 -1: A if i Pi N A nlwg 'l I 'V :A - M- ff' - , ' i fu -W9 f Ig. 'XS ' M W7 ' -As f'f 5 'ff - E93 f 'lf ' 1 1 ,ll ' 1 f gf? gas ..'Y'MfA! 1 if' J nw- wt K '76 f N4 'l 5' g3-4 ' fv 4 V ' 7 'Q K -i 1 'M M - ... i ' ' 270 5 Q ww f , mamgbf wwx X 4 7 Q - I x nn L K X 1 , IZ .1 A , W J , , 4' -Q , If JJ? it K N in nh? fl f ' N PM I I A l ' If X1iW'X .Mak A + I XW 'X J l X ' X , 11' f 1 X jx f ' 59' 1' V . .f X 1 1 s V N vw S- .May Cf W: . X 'J' A f . 'Mn r 'W' WH Nik w xx , !.!,!lEi X ff XMIM, , , W , X S 1- W1-T Q ,f gl -fl- ,W .N dugg l -U Q K, , ,ff I 1- ,W WX NQ- ' 'ff ' X yur X , FACULTY Dr. .Ioseph J. Pallone Superintendent .va 0. WJ,- Superintendenfs secretaries: Mrs. Jarabeck, Mrs. Cyanovich, Miss Fiorillo, Miss Gettler ADMINISTRATION A shrinking and troubled world has deemed it necessary for every citizen to be the best informed individual that our schools can produce, for education is the only hope for both attaining and main- taining freedom, iustice, understanding, and security in our complex world. To achieve this end, the administra- tors of Monessen High School have strived to make superior education the goal of our public schools. Every new school year brings advancements in our educational system. Included among these advancements are the math, language, chemistry, and physics labor- atories. We in Monessen look ahead to a future lighted by the spark of know- ledge which has been ignited by dedic- cated men led by Superintendent of Schools, Dr. Joseph J. Pallone. As the senior high school principal, Mr. Henry Furio exemplifies characteris- tics of the dedicated administrator in his numerous dealings with the faculty, the student body, parents, and the other ad- ministrators. Similarly, Mr. Alfred Hazel- baker, principal of the junior high school, carries out the duties of his posi- tion with competency and devotion. Aided by their efficient secretaries, these three untiring administrators con- front each day the problems of the school district with the thought in their minds that Monessen cannot and will not remain dormant where the future of her youth is concerned. Y-2-T? Mrs. Belly Gollas Principol's Secrelory Mr. Henry Furio Principal, Senior High School strive for superior education RX X K , .i A ' 1 6 I V 'f ' Miss SusAnn Mulgerie Principals secrefory l Mr. Alfred Hczelbalcer Miss Claudio Kosfelac Principal, Junior High School Miss Karen Sepesky Principol's secretaries 119 ROY DeROCCO President BOARD OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS ARTHUR E. FELDMAN Board Member FRANK J. VIZZA Board Member DR. JOSEPH M. DUDAS Vice President Promoting the betterment of the educational system of Monessen are seven elected civic leaders who comprise the Board of School Directors. These wise and able men make decisions con- cerning the faculty, students, and school buildings. Through their guidance many new innovations have been in- troduced, making our school a better place in which to learn. Assuming their responsibilities willingly, the members meet regularly to discuss the ways and means necessary to promote improve- ments which are in the best interest of all concerned. These men have dis- tinguished themselves in the field ot education by giving unseltishly of their time and energy in order to provide the students of Monessen with an atmos- phere conducive to good learning. tv' FRED C. STOCKUS Treasurer 120 JOHN G. LANCA5 Secretary NICHOLAS CULLEN Board Member DANIEL SALOTTI Board Member DANIEL MYSHIN Solicitor Mr. Capuano Miss Hanninen Mrs. Hicks Miss Maatta Mrs. Morrison JOHN CAPUANO-Attendance officer. TYYNE HANNINEN-B.A., Grove City Col- legep M.A., Grove City College: Speech Correctionist. DOROTHY HICKS-B.S., Slippery Rock State College: M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh, Guid- ance Counselor. NORMA MAATTA-B.S., California State College, M.A., West Virginia University, Librarian. HUBERT J. MAXWELL-D.D.S., University of Pittsburghg School Dentist. MARGARET MORRISON-R.N., Good Sa- maritan School of Nursingg B.S., California State College, School Nurse. BETTYJEAN PETACCIA-R.N., Homestead Hospital School of Nursing, B.S., California State College: School Nurse. JOHN J. SCARVEL-B.S., California State Collegep M.Ed., Westminster Collegeg Guidance Counselor. EFFIE M. SYLVESTER-B.S., West Virginia Wesleyanp M.A., Duke Universityg School Psychologist. Dr. Maxwell SCHOOL PERSONNEL Mrs. Petaccia Mr. Scarvel Mrs. 5YlV6STer 121 Mr, Bicanich Miss Breza Mr. Caterino Mr. Ciccarelli Miss Conroy Mr. Dacko Mr. D'Alfonso Mrs. Davies FACULTY i Miss Butler Mr, Castiglia Mr. Colombo Mr. Comet THOMAS P. BICANICH-B.S., Indiana State College, Shorthand, Transcription, typewriting, office practice. MARY C. BREZA-B.S., Pennsylvania State University, M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh, Art. MARY BUTLER-B.A., Allegheny College, M. Litt., University of Pittsburgh, Problems of Democ- racy, World Cultures. FRANK CASTIGLIA-B.S., Waynesburg Col- lege, Driver Education. ANTHONY C. CATERINO-B.S., Waynesburg College, Biology. PAUL L. CICCARELLI-B.S., California State College, M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh, Geome- try, Algebra. MARIO SANTA COLOMBO-Certification, University of Pittsburgh, Auto Shop. HERBERT L. COMET-B.S., California State College, Physics. MARGARET CONROY-B.Litt., Grove City College, M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh, English. JOHN DACKO-B.S., Waynesburg College, Bookkeeping, Office Machines. JULIUS D'ALFONSO-B.S., Duquesne Univer- sity, M.S., Duquesne University, Band. JEAN R. DAVIES--B.S., California State Col- lege, English. Mummo DEANGELIS-a.s., unavefsny of West Virginia, M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh, World Culture. DIANE L. DEROCCO-B.S., California State College, English. JUDY DIBUONO-B.S., California State Col- Mr. DeAngelis Miss DeRocco lege: En9ll5l'l- Miss DiBuono Mr. Duronio JOHN DURONIO-B.A., College of Wooster, Mr, Feldman Mr. George M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh, General Mathe- Mr. Hayduk Mrs. Johnson matics, Mechanical Drawing, Electric Power. MARY K. El.ENlTSAS-B.S., Indiana State College, Typewriting, Commercial Exploratory. GEORGE V. FALBO-B.S., California State College, Wood Shop. FREDERIC FELDMAN-B.S., California State College, Health, Physical Education. MICHAEL A. GEORGE- B.S., California State College, Pennsylvania History. JOSEPH A. GLADYS-B.A., Fairmont State College, M.S., West Virginia University, Health, Physical Education. STEPHEN HARDOBY-B.A., Fairmont State College, Spanish. JOHN HAYDUK-B.S., California State Col- lege, Science. MIRIAM R. JOHNSON-B.A., B.Orat., Gene- va College, English. Mrs. Elenitsas Mr. Falbo Mr. Gladys Mr. Hardoby f' M f 123 FACULTY Mr' Jones Mrs. Kasper Miss Kavouras Miss Knuttila Mr. Kosh Mr. Koval Miss Lowe Mr. McCurdy CLIFFORD E. JONES-B.S., Indiana State College, M.A., University of Pittsburgh, Business Mathematics, General Business, Bookkeeping. CECILIA K. KASPER-B.S., Ithaca College, World Culture, Speech. KATHERINE L. KAVOURAS-B.A., University of Pittsburgh, M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh, French. ELEANOR KNUTTILA-B.A., Grove City Col- lege, M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh, Algebra. JOHN P. KOSH-B.A., California State Col- lege, Biology. JOSEPH KOVAL-B.S., University of Pitts- burgh, Pool, Physical Education. LILLIAN KUREY-B.A., Waynesburg College, Science. ENA R. LABEKA-B.A., California State Col- lege, English. RUTH T. LOWE-B.A., Pennsylvania State University, M.A., University of Pittsburgh, Spanish. HARRY McCURDY-B.A., Carnegie Institute of Technology, Mechanical Drawing. ANNA H. MAKOVICH-B.S., Duquesne Uni- versity, M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh, Short- hand, Typewriting. DONNA M. NEMEC-B.A., Thiel College, English. Mrs. Kurey Mrs, Labeka Mrs. Makovich Mrs. Nemec Mr. Niccolqi Mrs. Niccolai Miss Pannabaker Mr. Puvlovich ARMAND J. NICCOLAI-B.S., Duquesne Uni- versity, Economics, Business Law, Salesmanship. VIVIAN NICCOLAI-B.S., Pennsylvania State University, Clothing. JOHN N. NOVAKOVICH-B.S., California State College, Geometry, Trigonometry, Mathe- matics. EVERETT F. PANCOOK--B.S., California State College, General Mathematics, Machine Shop. OLIVE PANNABAKER-B.A., Lake Erie Col- lege, M.Litt., University of Pittsburgh, Health. BILL PAVLOVICH-B.S., University of Pitts- burgh, Chemistry. EDWARD T. RATICA-B.S., California State College, M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh, General Science. ALBERT ROMASCO-B.S., George Washing- ton University, Swimming. JAMES C. SCHRADING-B.S., Duquesne Uni- versity, United States History. MARY STARETZ-B.A., Seton Hill College, United States History. MARIE STONAGE-B.S,, West Virginia Uni- versity, Physical Education. CLAIRE STREM-B.S., California State Col- lege, M.Litt., University of Pittsburgh, Algebra, General Mathematics. . ,sl W Mr. Novakovich Mr. Ratica Mr. Schrading Mrs. Stonage X- t Mr. Pancook Mr, Romasco Miss Staretz Miss Strem FACULTY Mr. Venneri Mrs. Vukela MYS. WilkehS FACULTY Linda, Are these yours by any chance? Mr. Zoretich Miss Matty ALBERT VENNERI--B.S., Duquesne Universityg Pennsylvania History. CHARLENE VUKELA-B.S., Duquesne Univer- sity, Glee Club. MARGARET M. WILKINS-B.S., California State Collegeg English. PETER ZORETICH-B.S., California State Collegeg M.A., West Virginia University, Mathematics. JOANNE MATTY--B.S., California State Col- legeg Algebra. Cusfodicm Personnel Jus! wha! is fhe earfh composed of? Cafelerio Personnel Fatigue overcomes seniors' minds :PQ 4,4 r ik Q15 I - Besame, besome, mucho . . 's . 5 . V I , IOL 4 , 4 1. K . ..., , k - , N .' Q. ' , - Q ,Q lf ' 5 A A 'S' - f Af , ' .. ' .. , A . a ' . D . ' A ' . H , 7 . 1 Q 'I f, . . . f , 4 A , 7 4 WA U ' Q v' Q . -. 4 9 5. '4' nl was bb., 2 . ' q nw ' U -B. '. ,' 'v .Duff I 'F' 1 a 1 . 93, -- of 1, 3 , . 1' M3 , Q' -f L ' - -1- - - ,, 4' nn , u ' w lu,: ' V , V Q ' , QQ!' 'L' 'f A 'A 5, '.,,,w... Q M. W. fgqx? ' 'H - P' H fl H ,, . f ww . ' W-.. 'w 1 0 . kb ' km' . ' 'L' ' lu '. ' I , dr WI x Q 'X . U ,wp l In 5 A W 'fr'-, ,O 4 H' ' 'I K olvx. ' N K .,-.ln 4,1 A 7.51-fr w ,,, A 5 It K I v ' Ft- ,p fy 4, l 1 f . u .Q bl . , g?,E,y2w... xl, A ': 'M'5'-my, , 1,2 . v gi- A N S ' . 0 A . ' L- . M V ,W ,h ---w.-.-.,,,,,,g u-,A J 4 I .. -td Q...-Y , .4 K. 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MONESSEN, PENNSYLVANIA 132 I S CONGRATULATIONS SUNOCO SERVICE CLASS OF '65 Schoonmaker Ave. from Mu 4-6821 MONESSEN LAUNDRY AND R'25iED gQ,E'J,E1 CLEANING COMPANY exPEn?U?5riE-ups MU 4-4200 Congratulations from the JOHN l. KRAVETS FUNERAL HOME Monessen Pennsylvania BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1965 from A. MASCETTA INSURANCE A G E N C Y 576 Schoonmaker Avenue MU 4-6222 133 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1965 PATTERSON'S AGENCY 403 Donner Avenue Monessen CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1965 ll 1 I ' IX x 'ni ' '1-QV f f l I 0 A ' W 369 Schoomnaker Avenue MU 4-3991 134 BEST WISHES Compliments of to the U N I 0 N C LEA N I N G Class COMPANY of 1965 CLEANING AND PRESSING ALIERING AND REPAIRING J 0 S E P H 9 S WE CALL AND DELIVER N U R S E R Y 420 Donner Avenue 11th and Donner Avenue Monessen, PCHHSYIVHHI3 Kroger Shopping Center 921 Rostraver Street Park Plan Shopping Center MoNEssEN, PENNSYLVANIA Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1965 PITTSBURGH STEEL MONESSEN EMPLOYEES FEDERAL CREDIT UNION Compliments of THE MONESSEN AUTO DEALERS JOHN L. GIBSON - Chevrolet MORI OLDSMOBILE - Oldsmobile O'LEARY FORD - Forcl FRANK'S GARAGE - Plymouth -Valiant COCCARVS GARAGE - Plymouth - Valiant - Chrysler Louis Doves - Dodge MELLON NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST CO. Monessen, Pennsylvania WF or Better Ways to Serve Youii Member F.D.I.C. and Federal Reserve System 36 Success to the Graduates of 1965 THE ORDER OF THE ELKS MONESSEN B. P. O. ELKS LODGE NO. 773 MONESSEN, PENNSYLVANIA Monessen Standard Rings FNA Pins Invitations, Cards, FTA Pi-ns Diplomas FBLA Pins Caps and Gowns GAA Pins A'Cappella Robes FRAT Pins DON ENEIX 927 Union Trust Bldg. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15219 Phone 281-0384 - Area Code 412 Uniforms Trophies Chenille 8. Felt Letters Awards, Medals Sweaters Tiaras Blazers Prom Favors 137 To the Class of 1965 The Best of Luck in all your future endeavors from Corner Fourth and Schoonmaker MONESSEN CONGRATULATIONS FROM QWERBHQ The Valley's Modern Furniture Store If Costs No More to Shop at ca Fine Store. Monessen Pennsylvania 138 COMMERCIAL PATRONS Auto Supply Company Monessen Vulcanizing and Retreading Wolfe Atlantic Station Porter's Jewelry Rosina's Italian Village ORGANIZATIONS Ladies Auxiliary of Monessen Slovak Home North Italian Ladies Society Monessen Woman's Club PROFESSIONAL PATRONS Dr. Charles H. Dow J. James Fillingham, Architect Dr. James A. Hutchison Dr. C. J. Kowalski Peter J. Demas, Attorney at Law Dr. J. J. Francis Dr. Joseph Griffith Dr. O. J. Kreger, Jr. Dr. Ralph E. Palmer Dr. John A. Simkovich Dr. J. M. Skirpan 139 Congratulations Class of '65 Best Wishes Catholic Youth Organization to f Our Graduates 0 Maman KEYSTONE BAKERY Spiritual Director ..t.,.. ......,., F ather Corrado 217 Schoonmaker Avenue 52:21:32: i l 4 t r Mon iffliffllf t',t.itt,ltili, .r,, i.'.iti 4 ,'i'l Bf,ilf,'if.3'52 Monessen Pemylvama DE ANGELIS'S SULLY'S HOBBY GREENHOUSES AND TQYLAND 1119 Fayette Road 310-314 Donner Avenue Belle Vernon MONESSEN' PA' WA 9-9153 MU 4-7535 Best Wishes to the Class of '65 CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF '65 SHEETZ HOTEL I S PROPRIETORS: Helen and Frank Bailon MU 4-9948 404 Donner Avenue MONESSEN DEPENDABLE SALES COMPLIMENTS OF ORBIT OF MONESSEN BILLIARDS 57 East Donner MU 4-8910 MONESSEN, PENNSYLVANIA vivCongratulafions from CONGRATULATIONS to the PIC-WAY SELF-SERVE CLASS OF 1965 SHOE MART GENE Sr SONS Mon-Valley Shopping Plaza MONESSEN, PA- Monessen Pennsylvania Good Luck and Best Wishes Congrgfulqfions fo fhe to the CLASS OF 65 Graduating Class of 1965 RAVEN ATHLETIC 5 'LlMAN'5 ASSOCIATION BEVERAGES MONESSEN FLORIST Dolly, Paul, and Craig Lucas 562 Schoonmaker Avenue MONESSEN, PENNSYLVANIA MU 4-4211 Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1965 from Mr. and Mrs. John Holet ANN 'S BAKERY MILLER'S famous for fashion CHARLEROI, PA. GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '65 GRECO'S CONGRATULATIONS To The Class of l965 from MONESSEN JUNIOR WOMEN'S CLUB Best Wishes to the Class of '65 BILL ROSS MOTOR SERVICE 111 Donner, Monessen BEST OF LUCK THE SHERWIN- WILLIAMS CO. Mu 4-9485 RUNFOLA SHOE STORE For the Finest in New Shoes And the Best in Shoe Repair 255 Schoonmaker Ave. Monessen 411 Donner Ave. Monessen, Pa. ELGORT'S THE OUTSTANDING FORMAL WEAR SHOP Phone: MU 4-6353 Congratulations to the Class of '65 JAYCEE ELECTRIC 345 Schoonmaker Avenue Monessen, Pa. Compliments of HOUSE OF SABRINA Monessen, Pennsylvania For Fine Personalized Cleaning AMERICAN CLEANING ONE-HOUR SERVICE 418 Donner Avenue and Foodland Shopping Center Monessen Pennsylvania Congratulations to the Class of '65 Phone MU 4-8420 MON VALLEY WALL PAPER AND PAINT STORE Congowall-Venetian Blinds Viking Washable Window Shades Felt Base Rugs POLISH NATIONAL ALLIANCE Casimir The Great Society Lodge 1146 453 Donner Avenue Monessen 214 Knox Avenue Monessen' Pa MONESSEN LODGE NO. 1964 Order Sons of Italy DIETHORN'S ESSO SERVICE CENTER Tires 81 Batteries Cars Washed and Greased Corner 9th and Donner Aves. Monessen Phone MU 4-4450 Specializing in Italian Foods FAl.BO'S RESTAURANT 565 Don ner Avenue 684-9966 Open 24 Hours a Day Take-Out Orders Congratulations from CRAMER'S CENTRAL STORE 519 Donner Avenue Monessen, Pennsylvania MU 4-9485 RUNFOLA SHOE STORE Bates Shoes for Men Charm Step Shoes for Ladies Mother Goose Shoes for Children 255 Schoonmaker Ave., Monessen A FRIEND JANOSIK'S PHARMACY Best wishes the prescription drug store to the CLASS OF '65 T04 Sixth Street Monessen, Pennsylvania MU 4-8600 Russian American Association of Monessen Compliments to the CLASS OF '65 DALE'S GARAGE MONESSEN HARDWARE AND SUPPLY 'I09 Sixth Street, Monessen, Pa. Paints-Hardware-Gifts Household Supplies and Jewelry Bill, Pauline, and Bonnie Yoki MU 4-4971 HAURY'S PHARMACY Oneida and Schoonmaker Monessen Pennsylvania Phone MU 4-7282 STRINGHILL'S PIZZERIA 811 Fayette Road Lynwood WAverIy 9-9943 Curb Service coMPuMENTs or KASPER FLOWER SHOP MONESSEN HARDWARE 8: SUPPLY 109 Sixth St., Monessen, Pa. Paints - Hardware - Gifts MQNESSEN Household 85 Plumbing Supplies Jewelry PENNSYLVANIA MU 4-4971 HIBBS LIBBY'S DAIRY BAR AGENCY 1401 Rostraver Road 124 6th si ,uff,'falfg'gf,'f MONESSEN, PENNSYLVANIA Monessen, Pa. Phone MU 4-9853 MU 4-6694 Congratulations to the Class of 1965 LADIES of the ITALIAN MUTUAL AID SOCIETY COMPLIMENTS OF SAMUELS SHOE STORE Monessen, Pennsylvania Congratulations Compliments of Class of 65 from I C. 1 Bill's Texaco Service Station SPAN'S ' TEXACO STAR DRUG STORE 401 E. Schoonmaker Avenue MONESSEN, PA. 24 h0Ul' road SeI'ViCe 205 Schoonmaker Avenue Thrifty Dry Clean and Wear Best Wishes to the 569 Donner Avenue Monessen, Pa. Class of 1965 lAcross from Mellon Bankj MU 4-3511 A HEAP O' CLEANING for A WEE BIT O' MONEY free Plaid Stamps 40 minute service CEORCIEPS RECORD SHOP 460 Donner Avenue MONESSEN, PENNSYLVANIA Congratulations to the Class of 1965 Phone MU 4-9055 Cherocci's Cities Service from cmes 7 Service Lubrication FRIEDLAND S MONESSEN ' PENNSYLVANIA COMPLIMENTS OF Compliments of REM'S ELECTRIC MONESSEN AND suPPuEs SPORT SHOP 431 Schoonmaker Avenue Monessen, Pennsylvania 431 Schoonmaker Avenue Monessen, Pennsylvania Good Food Since 1907 Best Wishes 108 6th Street , i to L fy I ,,,4' Class of '65 S . RESTAURANT ' Monessen Council Knights of Columbus No. 954 684-5334 MONESSEN, PENNSYLVANIA CONGRATULATIONS We Wish You Success! TO CLASS OF '65 SCRATCH BARBER SHOP BUSY BEAVER Building Centers, Inc. ANTHONY STRINGA The Monongahela Valley Branch N A A C P With Liberty and justice for All WORLD-WIDE ENTERPRISES Babe 8. Ed Kroskie, Owners APPLIANCES DIAMONDS -JEWELRY - WATCHES - ETC. 25 Schoonmcuker Monessen, Pa. BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES AGNES DRESS SHOPPE MONESSEN PENNSYLVANIA BEST WISHES! PLAZA FLORAL SHOPPE 415 Schoonmaker MU 4-7345 Corsages as a Speciality I BART'S ESSO SERVICE CENTER Grand Blvd. Park Plan Monessen, Pa. MU 4-4349 BEST WISHES! W. T. GRANT CO. Known for Values Monessen Pennsylvania LOTS OF LUCK! 0 I Store for Men Compliments of CHARLEROI SHOE STORES MONESSEN BEST WISHES 361 sermon. Lagos, Mum-'Q Avg, Fashions CLASS OF 1965 3511533015 Feauty Salons glggfgggj GIANNINI d W, C 1 CI1 I en el' DISTRIBUTING co. 9 Budget Floor 2nd Floor PHONE MU 4-4444 Monessen MU 4-4011 T4 J U L E ' S ELECTRIC SERVICE Residential, Commercial 81 Industrial ELECTRIC CONTRACTOR MU 4-7495 Monessen, Pa. Congratulations to the Class of 1965 The Officers and Members of the AMERICAN-CROATION LADIES AUXILIARY Congratulations to the Class of '65 THRIFT DRUG COMPANY Sth and Donner Avenue COMPLIMENTS or KRASlK'S FURNITURE 551 Donner MONESSEN, PENNSYLVANIA Phone MU 4-8844 Monessen Pennsylvania BEST WISHES P 9 CLASS OF 65 as ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY! COMPLIMENTS OF ENDICOTT - JOHNSON The Finest in Footwear J. C. PENNEY CO., INC. MONESSEN, PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of RIZZUTOIS JEWELRY 81 MUSIC 513 Schoonmaker Avenue Monessen Culligan Soft Water Service, Inc Dial MU 4-3272 904 Schoonmaker Avenue Monessen, Pa. TRILLI BROS. LOUIS J. NACCARATO AUTO ACCESSORIES 'I46-150 Donner Ave. Monessen Phone 684-4888 DAVE ROSENBERG Fine Tailoring 85 Rental of Formal Wear Charleroi Pennsylvania Best Wishes SKIRPAN to the A GEN C Y CLASS OF 765 REAL ESTATE C. C. MURPHY INSURANCE COMPANY 518 Donner Avenue Mr. Michael J. Skirpan Monessen Pennsylvania Mr. Michael J. Skirpan, Jr DOCTORS DUDAS Dr. Joseph Duclas, Sr. Dr. Joseph Duclas, Jr. Dr. Thomas Duclas We Extend Our CONGRATULATIONS to the Graduating Class of 1965 THE VALLEY INDEPENDENT John G. Cf HECK FURNITURE CC. GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY I Best Wishes Q to the Class of '65 g A is We'reClb tg Quality Q Service 435 D onner Ave. M F 92 For every banking and trust service . . . PITTSBURGH NATIONAL BANK Nearby and Neighborly MONESSEN OFF ICE: 443 Donner Avenue 1 49 Compliments of Congratulations ' -' to the PHAR Y Class of '65 R H St Joseph Weiss usgimdieiver Park Shopping Center English Leather Phone MU 4-6040 Cosmellcs Monessen, Pa. and many others MUrray 4-9503 JULIUS LUBRANI Congratulations to the Class of 1965 N. VICTORIA, - PAINTING - Interior-Outdoor GEN. CONTRACTOR MU 4-4934 1956 Grand Blvd. Monessen, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND NATIONWIDE INSURANCE DALE con-Agenf ZENIKH T.V. MONESSEN PLUMBING We Wish You Success EDMUNDS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY J Frigidaire-Gifts T.V. and Stereo Diamonds-Sterling Hardware and Paints China'C ysta1 535-537 Donner Avenue Donner Avenue Monessen, Pennsylvania MONESSEN, PA. PI'lOne 684-9300 CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1965 MGNESSEN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Service When You Need It. F RECA T IN FASHION O S TED PETTKO'S The Shop Where Qualify Reigns Supreme Steam Clean Engines 575 Donner Avenue Undercoatings Monessen, Pa. Road Service Phone 684-8711 1565 GRAND BLVD. ISI Mr. and Mrs. Herman Abbott Mrs. Anna Adamchlk Mr. and Mrs. Mlchael Adamlo Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Adamson Mr. and Mrs. George Adragna Mrs. Irene Agnoluccl Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Agnoluccl Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bablnskl Nlckolas Bachlsm Mr. Joseph Bachovchln Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Nlck Bachovchln Charles Badzlk Adrlan Baflle Wllllam Balley, Jr Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Alello Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Alatsls Mr. and Mrs. Herman Albert Mr. and Mrs. Ell Alberts Mr. and Mrs. Frank Alesslo Mr. and Mrs. Fred Alesslo Mr. Henry Alolsl Mrs. Pearl Baker Mr. and Mrs. Albert Balluch Mrs. Anna Banas Mrs. Chrlst Bantlls Mr. and Mrs. Henry Baranowskl Mr. and Mrs. Edward Burch Mrs. Paul Barna Mr. and Mrs. Nlck Alolsl Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Altemora, Jr. Mrs. Lols Altemara Mlss Edlth Altomarl Mlss Ginny Altomarl Mr. and Mrs. James B. Altomarl Mr. and Mrs. James P. Altomari Mr. and Mrs. Cllnt Altpater Mr. Rlchard J. 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Paul Dawson Mrs. Esther Day Mr and Mrs. Louls DeAngells Mr. and Mrs. Frank DeCurtls Mr and Mrs. Mlchael DeCurtls Mr. and Mrs. Thomas DeFazla Mr. and Mrs. Chlp DeFeIlcls Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DeFrancesco Mlss Dorothy Dellamalva Mr. and Mrs. Frank N. Dellamalva Mr. and Mrs. Emll DelRosso Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DeLuca Mrs. Rose DeLuca Mlss Rosemarie DeLuca Mr. Mr. Mr Mr. Mr Mr. Mr - e . and Mrs. John DeLuga and Mrs. Leon Delzangle and Mrs. Danlel DeMarlno and Mrs. Alex DeRocco and Mrs. Daniel DeRocco and Mrs. Ray DeRocco and Mrs. Tony DeRocco Mr. and Mrs. Armand DeRose Mrs. Frank DeRose Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Julla R Mr. and Mrs . Frank Destefano . James Destefano . Sam 0. Destefano . Dlas . John DIBlaso Mr. and Mrs. Richard DiBlaso Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dlckerson Mr. and Mrs. Delfo DlGregorla Mr. and Mrs. Anthony DlMatteo Mr. and Mrs. Eugen DlMlchele Mr. and Mrs. Domonlc Dlmperlo Mlss Rlta Marle Dlmperlo Mr. and Mrs MY. Gnd MVS. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr, and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Alvln Dlns Joseph S. Dltta Domenlck Dlvltto Nlck Dolensky Leonard Dominick Mlchael F. Domjanclc Leonard Domyanclc Louls Domyanclc Mr. Henry Donora Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Cleutus Doptls Leonard Doty Edward Drabek . John Dragan Wllllam Dragan Bruno V. Dreuccl Glno J. Dreuccl . Stanley C. F. Drop Gerald W. Drozd Mr. Henry Drozd Master John Mlchael Druash Mr. and Mrs. Peter Druash Mr. and Mrs. Frank Duda Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dudas Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ducar Dugo, Joog, and Gina Mr. and Mrs. Frank Duralla Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Peter Duralla Andrew Dyky Andrew Dzurlnko John Dzyak Nancy and Gary Dzyak Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Morgan R. Egldl Richard Egldl Nicholas G. 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George Mr. and Mrs. Andy Germock Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ghlnassl Mr. and Mrs. Mlss Cecella Mr. and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Glannlnl Glannlnl R. P. Glannlnl Mlchael A. Glba Angelo Glgllottl Anthony Glgllottl Frank Glgllottl Fred Glgllottl Robert Gllllngwam Robert Gllotty Andrew Glra John Glra Arthur Glven Leonard Gladys Robert Gladys Henry Gloglosh Glorla and Joe Mr. and Mrs. Mlchael Guglar Mr. and Mrs. Gulbourdanche Mlss Janlce Gulduccl Mr. and Mrs. Jullano Gulduccl Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Gustln Mlss Janlce Guzy Mr. and Mrs. John N. Guzzle Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hall Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Hall Mr. Larry Hall Mlss Tynne Hannlnen Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam S. Hans Mr. Harry C. Hansen Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hansen Mrs. John Harhal Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harlack Mr. and Mrs. Donald Harper Mr and Mrs. Walter Harrls Mr Mr Mr Mr and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. Wllbur Harrls Sam Hartsteln Wllllam Harvey Edward Hasco Mr. and Mrs. John Gnlp, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Gnlp Mrs. Marlon Gnora Mrs. John J. Godla Mr. and Mrs. S. Godla Mr. and Mrs. John Gogol Mr. and Mrs. John A. Gombos, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gondos Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gouger Very Reverend and Mrs. John W. Govruslk Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam Grabanla Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Grant Mlss Ann Grbln Mr. and Mrs. Joe Grbln Mlss Kathleen Greco Mr. and Mrs. Louls Greco Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam Greco Reverend and Mrs. Samuel Green Mr. and Mrs, Wllllam Greer Mr. and Mrs. John Grls Mrs. Haury Mr. and Mrs. Robert Haury Mrs. Irene Hayden Mlss Carol Haywood Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hennessey Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Henry Mr. and Mrs. James Hepple Mr. Danlel J. Herb Mrs. John Hesse Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Constants F. Hlllnskl James Hlll Lowranzel Hlll John Hlatky Charles Holet Harry Holmes Mrs. Margaret Hough Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mlchael Houlls Wllllam Houy John Howarth Andrew Hrebnar John Hrebenar Mlchael Hrebenar Michael Hreno Mlchael Hrycko Alex Hubans Mllton Hubans Louls Hubert Wllllam L. Hughes Lester Hunter Robert E. Hunter Joseph Hupchlck Mr. and Mrs. James R, Johnston Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnston Haywood Jones, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Lee R. Jones Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Jones Ill Mr. and Mrs. George Josay Mr. Andrew Joseph Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Joseph Mr. and Mrs. George Joseph, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. George Joseph, Sr. Mr. John Joseph Mlss Sandra Joseph Mr. Arthur Joyner Mrs. Ulah Mae Joyner Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Junk Mrs. Anna Mae Kaboly Mr. Robert Huscroft Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hutoff Mrs. G. Huzela Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Hyrchak Mr. and Mrs. Nicola Iacavlno Mr. and Mrs. Charles lmburgia Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Ingram Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jackowski Mr. and Mrs. Michael Jacob, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Jadyk Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. James, Sr. Mr. Andrew Janoslk Mr and Mrs. Thomas Janoslk Mr and Mrs. Paul Janus Mr and Mrs. Leonard Jarabeck Mr and Mrs Robert Jodon Mr and Mrs. Wllllam H. Jodon Mlss Edlth Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Gale Johnston Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Kachmarlk Andrew Kacmar, Jr. Demo Kafkalas Anthony Kamenicky John Kamenlcky Stephen Kamenlcky Irene M. Kandrlck Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Karbowsky Mr. and Mrs. Thad Karbowsky Mr. and Mrs. Alex Karenchak Mr. Walter Karol Mr. John Kasanko Mr. and Mrs. F rancls Kasper Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Katsuleres Mr. Jack Kavasrnakl Kavouras F amlly Mr. and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Keeler Lee Keeler Elton Keffel George Kelemen Jack Keller Mr. John B. Kelly Mlss Chrlstlne Kerekes Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kerestes Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Kerestes George Kernlsky Mr. and Mrs. John Kernlsky Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kerns Mlss Bonnle KBSSIBI' Mr. and Mrs. George Kllpela Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kllvady Mr. and Mrs. Charles Klng Mr and Mrs. Albert Kovatlch Mr and Mrs John Kovatlch Mr and Mrs Pete Kovatlch Mr and Mrs. Joseph Kowell Mr and Mrs Walter Kozlel Mr and Mrs. Charles Kozlk Mr and Mrs Mlchael Kozlowski Mr and Mrs. James Kraslk Mr and Mrs. Wlllard Kraslk Mr and Mrs Herbert Krause Mr. and Mrs. John R. Kravets Mlss Katherlne L. Klng Mr. and Mrs. Henry Klssler Mr. Frank Klawcho Mrs. Barbar Koawl Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Koget Mrs. Anna Kohut Mrs. John Krawczyk Mr. and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mlke Kraynek Sarmel Kraynek Arthur Kress Robert J. Kress Steven Krlvaclk Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Kohut Mr Wllllam Kohut Mr and Mrs. Joseph Koltash Mr and Mrs. Andrew Koneffko Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Loulse Mr. and Mrs. Mlss Claudla Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Gust Kootsouradls John Kootsauradls Kortlna Andrew Kossar Kostelac Norman Kostelansky Nlck Kostlc Mr. and Mrs. John E. Kotch MVS. Julia KOCCI1 Mr. Robert Kotch Mr. and Mrs. Mlchael Kotys Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kotys Mr. and Mrs. Nlck Kovaclc Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kovalchuk Mr. and Mrs. Tony Kovalltsky Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kovalsky David Krutz Mr. and Mrs. Alex Kublc Mrs. John Kublc Mr. and Mrs. John Kucla Mr Mr and Mrs. and Mrs Wllllam Kucla Walter Kudl lk Mr and Mrs. Edward Kujawa Mr and Mrs Alex Kundrlck Mr and Mrs Jess Kunka Mr and Mrs. Myron Kunka Donnle and Larry Kuosman Mr. and Mrs. Mlchael Kurey Mlss Mary Kurtak Mr. and Mrs. George Kutska Mr. and Mrs. Mlchael Kuvlnka Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kuvlnka Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kwaplen Mr. Walter Kwolek Mr. and Mrs. Lewls Kyle Cheryl and Clalre Laatu MY. dhd MPS. Donald Laatu Andrew Labrasca Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. Mlchael Labrasca Edward Lahey lsaac Laldley George Laplnsky Mrs. Olga Larml S. W. Lauze Mrs. Ebba Layman Mr. and Mrs. Chester Lear Mr. and Mrs. Emll Lenart Mr. and Mrs. John Lenlo Mrs. Gertrude Lennon Mlss Allene Leone Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lutska Mr. and Mrs. Wlljo Maata Mr. and Mrs. John Maclk Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Macko Napoleon Madlson Robert Madlson, Sr Frank Mager Nick Mdlalko, Jr. Kenneth W. Mahan Stephen G. Mdwovllch Joseph Malollnl Patsy Malone Mlchael Malsano Patrlck Major MY. and Mrs. John Leone Mr. and Mrs. John Leshor Mrs. Harrlet Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. Lewgood Albert H. Lewls Clarence Lhota Ed G. Lhota Eugene Lldgate Herschel Lleber Jerome Lleber Algle Llnk Charles M. Llewellyn Ill Charles Lochlnger Louls Lombardo Merle Long Forrest Louls Angelo Loulls Mrs. Anna Makey Mr. Emll Makey Mr. and Mrs. Elno Maklnsen Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Malezlja Mr. and Mrs. John Mallnchak Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs, Mlchael Mallnchak Paul Mallnchak Anthony Malllno Amerlgo Manclnelll Joseph Manclnl Anthony Mancuso Anthony Mandarlno Mlss Ellzabeth Mandarlno Mr. and Mrs. Louls J. Mandarlno Mr. and Mrs. Rlchard Mandarlno Mlss Barbara Mandzok Mlss Betty Love Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Lucas Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lucas, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. George Luketlch Mlss Anne Lukslch Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd 'Bucky' Lutes Mr. and Mrs. John Lutl Mr. and Mrs. Cyrll Mandzok Mr. Method Mandzok Mrs. Delores Manos Mr. and Mrs. Gus Manos Mr. and Mrs. Marlon A. Marchewka Mr. Donald Marple Mrs. Thomas Marr Mrs. Gabrlelle Martln Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Martln Nlck Mascetta Tony Mascetta Frank Mascltelll Mr. and Mrs. Steve Meluck, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mendola Ml ss Rebecca Menefee Mrs. Rlp Menefee Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Mason Mrs. Wllllam Mason Mr. and Mrs, B. Massa Emll and Helen Massey Mr. and Mrs. Jules Massey Mr. and Mrs. Maurlce Mathieu Mrs. Vlctorla Mathieu Mr. and Mrs. James D. Matheson Stephen Mentzler, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Methven Mr. and Mrs. Merle Meyle Mr. and Mrs. Ray L. Mlchaux Mrs. Ann Mlcheals Mr. and Mrs. Gllfert M. Mlhallch Mr and Mrs Herman Mlhallch Mr Mr and Mrs and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Max Matko Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Matko Mr. and Mrs. Edward Matta Mr. and Mrs. Paul Matta Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs a Q Anne V. Matty Mr. and Mrs. Edward Matty Mrs. Helen Matush Mlss Joann Matush Mr. John Matush Mrs. Mary Matush Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Herman Mlhamlch Mlchael Mlkan Joseph Mlket Frank Mlllnovlch M. A. Mlllnovlch Nlck Mlllnovlch Steve Mlllnovlch and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs Arthur Mlller Henry Mlller Louls Mlller William Mlller Joseph C. Mllosevlch MY. and MYS- Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. George Maund, Jr. Emll Mauro George Mayernlk Mlchael Mayernlk Mlss Evelyn Mazur Mr. and Mrs. Mlke Mazur Mr. Paul Mazur Mr. John McDermott Mr. and Mrs. Jack McGovern Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McGraw Mrs. Dorls McLaughI In Mr. and Mrs. Todd McLauQ1lIn Mr. and Mrs. Roy McShaffery Mrs. Mary Mlnardl Mr. and Mrs. Louls Mehremann, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Pete Mlnnltl, Jr. Paul Mltnlck John Mollnatto Emile Molle Arthur Monclnl, Jr. Reno Monclnl Mrs. Jerald Moore Mr. Albert Morgan Mlss Morris Mr. Wllson Moses Mr. Robert Mowl Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mucy Mr. and Mrs. Slrnon Mucy Mrs. Andrew Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mudron George Murln John Murln Mlchael Murln Frank Muzar George Muzar Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam Myers Mrs. Rosemarle Mykovlch Mr. and Mrs. Frank Naccarato Mr. and Mrs . John Naccarato Mr. and Mrs. Louls Naccarato Mr. and Mrs . Peter Natko Mr. and Mrs. Domenlck Navarra Mlss Carole Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Edwln Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Nevala Mr. Vlncent and David Nevala Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nlccolal Mlchael Nlckslch Ralph Nlckslch Mrs. Llllle Owen V Mr. and Mrs. Fred Owslany Mr. and Mrs. Joe Owslany Nancy Jo Owslany Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Pabls Mlss Janlce Pacak Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pacak Mr. and Mrs. James Palanza Mr. and Mrs. John Palllnl, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James Palllnl Mr. and Mrs. John Palllnl Mlss Joyce Palllnl Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Palm Mlss Carole Palm Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Palm Mr. and Mrs. Peter Palmentera Mr. and Mrs. Ross Palmentera Mrs. Olga Panarella Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Nlcollch Mrs. C. Novak Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr Mlchael J. Novak and Mrs. Alex Novakovlch and Mrs. John N. Novakovlch . and Mrs. Leonard Novoslelskl Mrs. C. Nuzzacl Mr. and Mrs. James Oelschlager Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ollver Mlss DeAnna M. Ollver Mr. and Mrs. Everett Pancook Mr. and Mrs Anthony Paneplnto Mr. and Mrs. Peter Papantonakls Mr. and Mrs. Alex Papantonakls Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pardus Mr. and Mrs Mlchael Pascurella Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Pascarella Perry Pascottl Carmlne Pastella Mlss lrene Pasterlck Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pastorkovlch Mr. and Mrs. George R. Patrlck Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Paul Ollver, Sr. Mr. Ronald C. Ollver Mr. Emll Olsavlc Mr. and Mrs. Mlchael J. Onda Mr. and Mrs. Mlchael Ondullc Mrs. Fred Dpallnskl Mr. and Mrs. Ted Opallnskl Mr. and Mrs. Mlchael Patrlck Mrs. Enes Paullno Mr. and Mrs. Carl Payne Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pazo Mr. and Mrs. Mlchael Pechnyo. Mr. Emll Peda Mr. and Mrs. Berry Peerman J Mr. ond Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Harry Pehote John Penlch George Penlch, Jr. James Pennlngton Anthony Pennllne W. Peshok Mlss Dorothy Peterson Mr. Frank Petey Mr. John Petey Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Cyrll Pettko Joseph Petty Steve Petty Lawrence Pflester Mrs. E I Izabeth Phllllps Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Pldlch George Plerottl Ernest Pllsllu Borls Plshko Nlck Plavetlch Mrs. Velma Plavetlch Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs MY. and MVS. Mr. and Mrs Bernard Pluvko Edward Plevel John R. Plevel Nicholas Polkabla Charles Pokorno Stephen Pokorno Mrs. Hurry 'Doc' Poletlnl Mrs. Mlldred Pollack Mr. and Mrs. Mr. ond Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Popellch, Jr. Steve Popellch, Sr. George Popella Joseph Popovlch Arthur L. Popp Thomas Povlch Joseph Povrzenlch Pete Prezgar Robert Prlce Mr. Wllllam Pritchard Mr. Freeman Pritchett Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam Procacclnl Mr. and Mrs. Peter Proch Mr. and Mrs. Pete Prokopovltch Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Puleo Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Purks Mr and Mrs. Paul Pusnack Mr. and Mrs. John M. Puskar Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Puskar Mr. and Mrs. Mlchael Puskar Mr. and Mrs. Hug1 Quattro Mr. Cyril Quinlan Mr. John Radisee Mr. and Mrs. Matt Rajakovlc Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ramsey C. Jack Rannallo Mr and Mrs. Cornellus Rannallo Mr and Mrs. John Rapsuck Mr and Mrs. Thomas Rasco Mr and Mrs. Edward Ratlca Mr and Mrs. George Rauscher Mr and Mrs. Wllllam Rawlelgw Mr and Mrs. George Reach Mr and Mrs. Thomas Rechlchar Mr and Mrs. Anthony Reda Mr and Mrs. Joseph Reda Mr and Mrs. Otto Redllch Mr and Mrs. Edward Redwlne Mr and Mrs. Wllllam V. Reed Mrs. Orlando Reglnelll Mr. Mr and Mrs. and Mrs. Paul Relland Louis Relosky Mr and Mrs. Cyrll Rendos Mr and Mrs. John Rendos Mr John Repo Mr and Mrs. Joseph Rettura Mr. Joseph Rlccl Mr. James Rlddell Mr. and Mrs. Ell 0. Rleu Mr. and Mrs. Emll E. Rleu Captaln and Mrs. Emll H. Rleu Mr. Ralph F. Rleu Mrs. D. Rlschltelll Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Rltzer Mlss Nancy Rlzzuto Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam Rlzzuto Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Robertson Mrs. Emma Roblnson Mrs. Catherine Roddy Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Rodgers Mrs. Tonl Rodgers Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rogowltz Mrs. Rose Rohlond Mr. and Mrs. Albert Romasco Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rone Mr. James Rose, Jr. Aldo Sala Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Salay Mlss Dianne Salottl Mrs. Lena Salotti Mr. Peter Salottl Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Samuels Mrs. Erwln Sanes Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mlss Brenda Mlss Aurelle Mrs. Irene J. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rosenson Milton Rosenson Blll Ross Charles Rosul Edward F. Rufflng Lorenz Ruhl Andrew Rusnak A. Rusnak Sabol Sabol John Sabol Joseph Sabol Mlldred Sabol Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs, Steve Sabolchlck John Sabran Stephen Saflln Andrew Saksun Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr, and Mrs Mlss Lucille Mr. and Mrs Anthony Santoro Wllllam Sapone Ralph Sardlnl Bernard L. Sarra . John H. Sauage George Savarlno . James Savarlno . John Savarlno Savarlno Marlano Savarlno Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Savarlno Mr. and Mrs. John P. Sawlch Mr. and Mrs. Davld Saxberg Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Walfred Saxberg Raymond Scales Albert Scallse Jack Scarvel Joseph Schmidt Robert Sch rag Reverend and Mrs. John Schulz Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Francis Schwartz Vllllllam Schwartz . John E. Secleter . John Sedok Edward Seftas George Selepchak Joseph Sellaro Mltchell Semlch Albert Sendek Mr. Edward Sendek Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sendek Mr. and Mrs. James Sepesky Mlss Karen Sepesky Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs. Edward Seroka W. Seydor . John E. Seykoskl Wllllam Shambaugm Earl Sharrow Mrs. Vlrglnla Shaw Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Sherwln Mlss MaryLou Shlvey Mr, Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Shoemaker and Mrs. John Shosky and Mrs. Marlln Showrnan and Mrs. Cllfford Shrader and Mrs Alex Shuma and Mrs Mlchael Shuma and Mrs Chester F. Slkora and Mrs. Ben Slrnon and Mrs. Guldo Slrnone and Mrs. Vlctor Sltkowski Davld Slvak Mrs. Frances Slvak Mrs. Helen Slvak Mr. and Mrs. Nlck Slvek Mr. and Mrs. Donald Skekel Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sklra Mrs. Eleanor Sklrpan Mr. and Mrs. Mlchael Sklrpan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Skomsky Mlss Dorothy Skrabalak Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr Mr Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs. Joseph Skurzynskl Matthew Slattery Nlck Smerllll Charles E. Smlth . Edward Smlth Herbert Smlth Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs. Reverend and Mr Mr Mr Mr and Mrs. and Mrs. James T. Smith Louls J. Smlth Raymond Smith Robert Smlth Vernon C. Smlth, Sr. Steve Smoke Paul A. Snyder Stanley Sokolskl Paul Sowko Peter Sowko Emll Spadafore Domenlc Sparclno Mrs. Harrlson Spencer Raymond Spera Lawrence G. Splegelberg and Mrs. L. G. Splegelberg Wllllam Splgelsky Mrs. Carol Lee Splna Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spotts Mr. and Mrs. Ned Stancato Mrs. Marlene Standard Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs Walter Stanek Paul Stanlsz Owen R. Stanley Paul Stanley Owen R. Stanley Paul Stanley G. P. Stapleton John Stapleton Edward Stasklewlcz Paul Stefansky Sam D. Stern Theodore Stetz and Mrs. Earl Stevenson and Mrs. Jack Stevenson and Mrs. John Stleska and Mrs. Charles Stlmak Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stlnogle George A. Stofka, Jr, John Stofan Rudolph J. Stofan John Stofka Richard Stonage Wllllam Strellck Mr. and Mrs. Jack G. Todaro Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Todaro Andrew Todd Mlchael Tomaskovlc George Totln Carl Toye Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mlss Olga Tredlcl Mr. Anthony Stupakls III Mrs. Gertrude Sturdwant Mr. and Mrs. John Sucevlc Mr. and Mrs. James Suppa Mr. and Mrs. Nlck Sutovlch, Sr. Mlss Bonnle Treater Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Tressler John A. Trlgglanl, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Trilll Mrs. Joseph Trollo Mr. and Mrs. John P. Swade Dennls Swalln Mrs. Elmer Swalln Mr. and Mrs. Mlchael Sweda Mr. and Mrs. George Syrnons Mrs. E Ilzabeth Szabo Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tallerlco Eugene Tarqulno Wllllam R. Tegnella Alfonso Telegraphls James Terensky Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr, and Mrs, Cyrll Troychak Walter Troth Anthony Trozzo Orlando Trozzo Mrs. Anna Tull Mr. and Mrs. wlm-sd A. 'rumey Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Andrew Turlck and Mrs. John Tweardy and Mrs. Leonard Tybursky and Mrs. Robert Tybursky s. Clalre Ulmer Mrs. Lottle Terensky Mr. and Mrs. John Terpak Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Tesley Mr. Samuel Thaylor Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Thleser Mr. and Mrs. Steve Thomas Mr. Nello Tlnerl Mrs. Tlsseano Mr. Robert Tlsseano Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Tkachlk Mrs. Yvonne Urbanclc Mr. and Mrs. Av. Vaccaro Dennls Vaccaro Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Vaccaro Mr. and Mrs. Gasper Vaccaro Mr. and Mrs. Guy Vagnonl Stanley Valanclus Mr. and Mrs. Domenlck Valente Mr. and Mrs. Mlchael Valo Joseph M. Varga Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Rocko Tobacco Romeo Tobacco Anthony R. Todaro Coslmo Todaro Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Varganln, Jr Andrew Varganin, Sr James Varsel Domenlc Vecchione Mr. Albert Vemerl Mr. Davld Vennerl Mr. Joseph Vennerl Mr. and Mrs. Harry Vernet Mr. Tony Veschlo Mr. Davld Vlctorla Mrs. Nazareth Vlctorla Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vltale Gerald Vltale Mrs. Zora Vltovlc Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vlvlo Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Vlvlo Mr. and Mrs. John Vlvlo Charles Vlaslc Mr. and Mrs. James 0. Wade, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice B. Wade, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Trueheart Wade Mrs. Wllma J. Walnwrlgnt Mr. and Mrs. Roland Walte Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Walsen Thomas A, Wanko Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wareham Mr. and Mrs. Frank Warhollk John Warzlnskl J. T. Watson Mlss Mary Wayco Mr. and Mrs. Welble Ralph Weldmtmen Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Welss Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wherry Mr. and Mrs. Luther Whlte Mr. and Mrs. Sclpla Whlte Mrs. Myrtle Wllcox Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wilcox Susan E. Wlldlng Wllllam E. Wlldlng Harold P. Wllkens Mrs. Frances Wllllams Helen Wllllams Mr. Wllllam Wllllams Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wlnstone Elmer Wlsyanskl Mrs. Mlldred Woods Mr. and Mrs. Robert M, Wotkowskl Mrs. Laura wfljlf Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mlss Francls Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Wulf Joseph Yadrlck Wllllam Yagodlch George Yakem Yakovac Frank Yakovac John Yasko Mlchael Yelletz Andrew Yonko Miss Helen Yonko Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ydwasz Joseph Zborowskl Mrs. Mary Zeh Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zldo Nlck Zlvkovlch Charles Zolak Frank Zoretlch Matt Zoretlch Mr. and Mrs. Jack Zupan Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. A Frlend A Frlend A Frlend A Frlend A Frlend Peter Zuro Stanley Zyskl SENIOR DIRECTORY BRUCE D. ADAMSON. . .College Preparatory Course: Track 3.4: Chess Club 3.4: Intramural Basketball 2.3.4. PATRICIA AIELLO. . . General Course: Glee 2.3,4: Stage Crew 4. SANTO ALESSIO. . .General Course: Football l.2.3.4: Baseball 4. RICHARD ALTOMARI . . .College Preparatory Course: lntrarnural Basketball I.2,3.4. RONALD ALTOMARI. . .Vocatlonal Course: Intramural Basketball l.2,3,4. ANTHONY JOSEPH ALVAREZ. . . Cornmerclal Bookkeeping Course: lntrarnural Basketball I.2,3.4. LINDA M. AMENDOLA. . .Commerclal Bookkeeplng Course: Home- raom Treasurer 2: I-lomeroom Secretary 4. JAMES DAVID ANDERSON. . . Buslness Course: Football Manager l.2.3.4: Track l.2: lntrarnural Basketball l.2.3.4: Baseball Manager 3. ROBERT ANDERSON. . .vocatlonal Course. RAYMOND ANNONIO. . . Academlc Course: Football l.2.3.4: Home- raom Vlce Presldent 2: Ha-meraom Presldent 3. MARIA A. APODIAKOS. . .Comrnerclal Course: Glrls' Chorus 2. THOMAS BACHISM. . .General Course: Intramural Basketball l.2.3.4: Football 2.3.4: Track 2,3.4: Junlor Councll. ARLENE C. BARCI-I. . .College Preparatory Course: Glee 2.3,4: .Zmnnll!1ulnLl.M- r ' Jo ANN CATERINO. . .Secretarlal Course. CELESTE KAY CENKNER. . .Commercial Course: I-lomeroorn Treasurer 2: Homeroom Secretary 3.4. MARY ANGELA CERVANTES. . .Secretarial Course: Homeroom Secretary l.2: Llbrary Asslstant 2: Junlor Councll: Junlor Class Asslstant Secretary. CHARLENE A. CHARNACK. . .College Preparatory Course: Major- the I: Glee I: Junlor Classlcal League 2: Sophomore Councll: Sophomore Class Secretary: Yearbook Buslness Staff 3.4: Senlor Class Asslstant Treasurer: French Club 3.4. SHEILA ANN CHELEN. . .College Preparatory Course: Junlor Claesl- cal League 2: I-Iomeroom Presldent 2.3: Homeroom Secretary 4: Glrls' Chorus 2: Glee 3.4: Stage Crew 3. RONNIE CHIARAVALLE. . .Vocatlonal Course. ELAYNE ARLENE CHUK. . .General Course. KARL MARK Cl-IULIG. . . Academlc Course. DONALD CICCONI. . . Commerclal Bookkeeplng Course: Homeroom President 3. RANDALL COCCARI . . .Commercial Bookkeeping Course. GUS JOSEPH COCCIOLONE . . . Academlc Course: Basketball l,2,3: C0-Captaln 4: Band I: Intramural Basketball I: Baseball 2.3.4: Football 2.3.4: Volleyball 4: I-Iomeroom Vlce President 3: Home- rmm Presldent 4: Stage Crew 4: Track 4. COOK. . .Commercial Course: Intramural Basketball I. RE NSHAW Cornmerclal Course RIE CZELEN College Preparatory Course Student Councll I Student Councll 2 3 Head Cheerleader I Cheerleader 2 d 3 Head 4 CZELEN. . .Sclentltlc Course: Band l.2.3.4: Natlonal .lc League l.2.3.4: Tennls 2.4. . CORLEY. . .Vocatlonal Course: Basketball 3.4: lntrarnural ball 2. em : ' ' ' . : ': I : . ACKO. . .College Preparatory Course: Glee I: Sophomore I: Junlor Classlcal League 2: Future Teachers ot Amerlca a rbook Buslness Stall 3.4: Junlor Colllcll. D'ALFONSO. . .Sclentlllc Course: Band l.2.3.4: Future rs at Amerlca 2.3: Treasurer 4: Hound Buslness Stall 2,3.4: C i 2: , : ' N . I li! I lass cal League Math Club 3 4 Stage Manager 3, Club 3 4 D ALONZO. . . College Preparatory Course: Student ' 2: Yearbook Buslness Stall 2.3.4. LUCA. . .College Preparatory Course: I-Iomeroom Vlce I: Llbrary Assistant: Homeroom Treasurer 2: Yearbook s Staff 2.3,4: Senlor Comcll. N JO DeROCCO. . .College Preparatory Course: I-lomeroom 'esldent I: Yearbook Edltorlal Staff l.2,3: Co-Edltor 4: Stu- uncll 2.3: Hound Edltorlal Stall 2.3: Sports Edltor 4: Junlor al League 2: Class Treasurer 2.3: Glee 2.3.43 Croonlng 4: Junlor Class Play: Senlor Class Play: Class Vlce lnt 4. DIBATTISTA. . .Commerclal Course: Football I: Intramural :all I,2,3.4' Sophomore Councll: Senlor Councll: Baseball 4: rew 4. .ENA DIBIASO. . .College Preparatory Course: Future re of Amerlca l.2.3.4: Band l.2.3.4: Majorette 2,3.4: Cllb 3.4. LO. . .Commerclal Course. . DIPIAZZA . . . Sclentltlc Course: Band l.2.3.4: I-lomeroom 'esldent 3. LAN. . .General Course: Band I,2.3,4. I. D0 5. J. DREUCCI . . .Sclentlflc Course: Band l.2.3.4: Math I: French Club 3.4. URKALSKI. . .College Preparatory Course. IRONIO. . .Commerclal Course. DUDA . . .Secretarlal Course. IZURINKO. . .Vocatlonal Course: Football 3.4. VICTORIA GEORGIA ELIAS. . .College Preparatory Course: Glee I.2,3.4: Sophomore Councll. DAVID A. EVANS. . . Academlc Course: Student Councll I: Basketball l.2: Volleyball l.2,3,4: Homeroam Presldent 2: Homeroam Vlce Presldent 3: Intramural Basketball 3.4: Senior Comcll: Stage Crew 4. OLGA EZERSKI. . .Secretarlal Course: Glee I: Natlonal Forenslc League 1.2: Junlor Classlcal League 2: Glrls' Ushers Club 2.3,4: Junlor Class Play: Yearbook Business Stalt 4: French Club 3.4. SUSAN S. FARR. . .College Preparatory Course: Glee I: Natlonal Forenslc League I: Student Councll I: Junlor Classlcal League 2: Homeroam Presldent 2: Junlor Class Play: French Club 3.4. LINDA JOYCE FEICK. . . College Preparatory Course: Glee I.3,4: Glrls'Chl ' ' ' Junlor Ca A I D2 PATRICIA Homeroo JOSEPH F DENNIS FRE Baseball KATHY FUR Asslstant Homerool MELINDA F Stall 2.3.1 Homerool CAROL ANN I Classlcal Crew 3: Councll Club 3 4 PAULETTE I-Iomeroon JANICE ANI Teachers NANCY MA Preslden ARTHUR GI Basketba I GARY GAR LINDA LOR 2.3: Ham JAMES GEL Team 3.4 VICKI GEO! Amerlca SHA RON RC JOHN GlORl H ELISABET Future T DE NISE ANI Junlor Cl Forenslc Amerlca R JOHN GOV SUSAN ANN Classlcal League 2: Future Teachers al Amerlca I,2.3,4: Speech Club 3: Homeroam Vlce Presldent 3. ALLEN GRANT. . . Academic Course: Football I,2.3: Co-Captaln 4: Track I,2.3: Basketball 2.3.4. LOIS GRECO. . .College Preparatory Course: Student Councll Vlce Presldent I: Band I,2.3,4: Majorette l.2,3: Head 4: Junlor Classlcal League 2: Class Vlce President 2.3: Sophomore Councll: Junlor Councll: Senlor Councll: Future Teachers ol Amerlca 2,3,4: Stage Crew 3.4: French Club 3.4. DAVID GREER . . .General Course. CAROL JO GUERRA . . . Buslness Course. CAROLE GUSH. . .Commercial Course. JOHN GUYDAN. . .Sclentlllc Course: Hound Edltorlal Stall 3.4. ANITA M. GUZZIE . . .College Preparatory Course: Cheerleader I: Homeroam Presldent 2: Llbrary Assistant 2: Homeroam Treasurer 3: Yearbook Business Stall 4. MARGARET ANN HAGERSTRAND. . .Sclentlflc Course: Glee l,2,3.4: Croonlng Belles 3.4: NGIIOYKII Forenslc League 2.3,4: Junlor Classlcal League 2: Future Teachers ol Amerlca 2.3,4: Math Club 3.4: French Club 3.4: Llbrary Asslstant 4. SANDRA J. HAKULIN. . .Business Course: Natlonal Forenslc League - - 2- book B I I,2. Glee l,2,3.4, Homeroam Secretary , Year us ness Stat! 2.3: Class Secretary 3: Staae Crew 3: Homeroom Treasurer 4. Glrls' Chorus 2: Homeroam Treasurer 4: French Club 3.4. LARRY ANDREW JADYK. . .vocatlonal Course: Volleyball 4. PAUL KEITH JANUS. . . College Preparatory Course: Band l.2,3.4: Intramural Basketball l,2,3,4: French Club 3.4: Homeroam President 4. LORA LEE JOHNSTON. . . College Preparatory Course: Glee I,3.4: Glrls' Chorus 2: Croonlng Bells 4: Junlor Classlcal Leagle 2: Glrls Ushers' Club 2.3: Vlce Presldent 4: Stage Crew 3: French Club 3.4. WALTER J. JONES. . .General Course. SANDRA ANN JOSE Business Stall 2 RONALD DAVID JI. 2.3.4: Hameroor FRED KACHMARII 1.2: Intramural BEATRICE H. KAN 2: Glee 3.4: Stag ELTON KEFFEL. LOUIS KELLER. . PATRICIA KENNEI VALERIE DIANE K room Treasurer GEORGE KERNISK' I,2,3,4: Track 2, GLENN T. KERNS. Basketball l,2.4: Homeroom Vlce JANETTE MARIE I EVALYN ANN KIZI Classlcal Leagul Chorus 2: Hound Edltor 4: Homerw SYLVIA KLESS. . . I: Homeroom Se Business Staff 2, ANDREW KOLTASI' Basketball l,2.3, MICHAEL JOHN KC Prssldent I: Hon mural Basketball SALLY KOSLIK. . . Future Teachers 3.4: Sophomore! ANDREA KOSSAR. Treasurer 1.4: C Sophomore Count of Amsrlca 2.3.4 Glee 2,3,4: C7001 JAMES JOHN KOST JANA KOTORA. . . I: Glee I: Junlar SUZANNE MICHELI Homsroom Secre 34 Golf34 JUDITI-I ANN KOZI I: Homsroam Vlce Prssldsnt 4: Glee 2,3. vlce Prsslaent 4: Jmlor Classlcal Leaps 2: Cheerleader l,2,3: Student Councll 2,3: French Club 3,4: Stage Crew 3: Class Play 4: Class Treasurer 4. WILMA RONI KRASIK. . .Sclentlllc Course: Glee 1.2, Secretary 4: Homeroorn President I: Junlor Classlcal League 2: Natlonal Forenslc League l.2,3, Parllmentarlan 4: Future Teachers ol Amerlca 2,3.4: Math Club 3, Treasurer 4: Student Councll 4. BARBARA KRAWCZYK. . . Collage Preparatory Course: Llbrary Asslstant 3. SAMUEL KRAYNEK. . .Sclentlllc Course: Class Caunclls 2.3: Student Councll 4. SHERRI KRESS. . .Comnerclal Course: Homeroom Secretary l: Llbrary Asslstant 2: Yearbook Buslness Staff 4. JANET KRITSKY . . .College Preparatory Course: Hameroom Secre- tary I: Glee l.2.3,4: Craonlng Bells 4: Junlor Classlcal League 2: Future Teachers ol Amerlca 2.4, Secretary 3: Natlonal Forenslc League 2,3.4: Broadcasting Staff 3.4: Glrls Ushers' Club 2.3, Prssldent 4: Class Comclls 3.4: Hound Business Stall 2, Manager 3.4: Class Play 4. GEORGE M. KUHN. . .Buslness Course. MARK KOTYS. . .S vi s SHO! E :Math IB I: French s: Class 4: Math Club I4: Class I Treasurer Homeroom : Intramural n Club 3,4. -Captaln 4: I.4, basketball 2.4: Glee Bfwm Homeroom :tary 4: IO rlal Stall 'amural Councll 4. IQ PYOIIOBTII Glee l,2,3,4. askotholl ROBERT MAURO. . .Vocatlonal Course. LOTETTA ANN MELUCK. . .Comrnerclal Course: Class Councll 3: Stage Crew 3. MERLE R. MEYER . . . College Preparatory Course. DIANE MILINOVICH. . .College Preparatory Course: Glee l: Junlor Classlcal Leawe 2: Natlonal Forenslc League l.2,3.4: French Club 3.4: Yearbook Business Stall 4. MICHELE MILLER. . .College Preparatory Course: Jmlor Classlcal League 2: Homeroom Presldem 2: Student Councll 3: Future Teachers ol Amerlca 3.4: Yearbook Buslness Staff 2.3.4. PHYLLIS L. MINNIE . . .General Course. JOAN MARIE MINNITI. . . General Course: Homeroom Vlce Presldent 2. CARLA MONACK. . .Commercial Course: Student Councll I: Stage Crew 3: Senlor Class Asslstant Secretary. VAUGHN K. MOREAU. . .College Preparatory Course: Homeroom Vlce Prssldent 1.3: I-Iomsroom Treasurer 2: French Club 3.4: Class Plays 3.4: Natlonal Forenslc League 4: Broadcastlng Staff 3.4. STAMATIA MOUNDROL. . .Commerclal Course: Glee l.2,3.4: Croonlng Belles 4: Stage Crew 3. LINDA Z. MUCY . . . College Preparatory Course: Majorette 2,3.4: Glee l,2,3.4: Croonlng Belles 4. GLORIA JEAN MYKOVICH. . . College Preparatory Course: Llbrary Asslstant 4: Homeroom Treasurer 4. EVELYN NE2. . .College Preparatory Course: Stage Crew 3: Llbrary Asslstant 3: Yearbook Buslness Stall 4. JOSEPH PAUL NICKSICH. . .Sclentlflc Course: Student Council I: French Club 3.4: Football I.2.3.4: Basketball l.2,3,4: Baseball 2.4. MICHAEL JOHN NOVABILSKY. . .College Preparatory Course: Football 3. LAWRENCE NUZZACI . . . College Preparatory Course: Student Councll I: Class Presldent 2: Class Comclls 3.4: Projectlon Club l: Hound Buslness Staff Z.3.4: Intramural Basketball 1.2. DeANNA M. OLIVER. . .College Preparatory Course: Homeroom Treasurer I: Llbrary Asslstant I: Glas l,2,3.4: Croonlng Belles 43 Yearb JOAN ONDI Junlar C Councll 1 Math CII Crew 4. JAMES M. I DONNA LEI HOYTIBYG 3,4. HOWARD P ball 2.3.1 PAULETTE room Pr League E Yearbool PATRICIA Secretar Broadca M RONA LD JOSE PH MI Homero: Basketbt ANTOINET' RICHARD F Presldel Band I,2 BEVERLY 4 2.4: Ban LAINRE NCI Basketlx HARRY JEI ball 1.2. NICHOLAS JAMES A. I 2,3,4: Ht LINDA PEF League ' DANIE L R. MARCIA KI 'I KEVIN PE French I LAWRENC , ,WW ,,,, , , , , Crew 3: Intramural Basketball l,2,3.4: Basketball Manager 2.3.4. ERNEST PIISILA . . . College Preparatory Course: Math Club 3,4. CLAUDE J. PORRECA . . . College Preparatory Course: Band I,2.3.4: Intramural Basketball l,2.3.4: Class Councll 4. ME LVIN POVICH . . .General Course: Bmd I.2.3,4. BARBARA POVRZENICH. . . College Preparatory Course. CHARLES PUNZE LL . . .Sclentlllc Course: Math Club 3.4: Natlonal Forenslc Leagse 4. DAVID PUSHKAR . . .College Preparatory Course: Football 2.3.43 Track 2: Stage Crew 3. MARTHA PUSKAR. . . Commerclal Course: Jmlor Classlcal League 2: Homeroom Secretary 2: Yearbook Business Stall 2.3.4. THOMAS JOSEPH PUSKAR . . .Sclentlllc Course: Natlonal Forenslc League I, Vlce President 2, Presldent 3.4: Yearbook Edltorlal Staff 2.3.45 Track 2.3.4: Chess Cllb 3.4: Math Club 3.4: French Club 3.4: Class Play 3,4. JOHN RADACSY. . .Commerclal Course. MATHIAM JAMES RAJAKOVICH. . .Sclentlflc Course: Band l.2.3.4: Homeroom Vlce President 4. THOMAS MATTHEW RAJALA. . .College Preparatory Course: Homeroom Treasurer I: Natlonal Forensic Leape I: Band 1.2: French Club 3.4: Homeroom Vlce Presldsnt 4. ANDREA SCHINARTZ. . . College Preparatory Course: Band I,2,3,4: Class Council 4: Stage Crew 4. ARLENE SCHWARTZ. . . Sclentlflc Course: Cheerleader I: Student Cotncll 2, Treasurer 3.4: Glee 2.3, President 4: Croonlng Belles 4 ROSE ANN SCIROTTO. . . Commercial Course. 2 3 Class Play 4 LONNIE SCOTT. . . Captaln 4: Baske WILLIAM E. SE LEL' VALERIA M. SEPESI I: Yearbook Buslr ERVIN DOUGLAS SH I,2,3,4. WILLIAM H. SHERR' BARBARA MICHELE I' FRANCES SCOTT. . I tl Classlcal League Teachers ol Ame CAROL ANN SHRADI Homeroom Treasu BENJAMIN SIMON . . TED SKEKEL. . .SCI Basketball I,2,3,4 French Club 3,4: I Staff 4. MARY SKOMSKY. . , Natlonal Forenslc STEVEN FRANK SM: Cotncll I: Classt Band l,2,3, Presll PATRICIA SOKOLSK cal League 2: Futl BERNARD SOLTIS. , I,2,4. LINDA LEE SONAFE Vlce Presldent 2: Teachers ol Ame Ushers Club 2 3 speech club 3 Class Plays 3,45 ROSE MARIE SOWK 2: Yearbook Buslr DENNIS STANISZ . . THOMAS STEFANSK I I . I I 1 I 1 ANDREA sonx. . . I ful: I c l 2 3 4 Volleybal 3 4 Chess Club T Presldent 2: Hom MICHAEL STIMA . . l,3,4: Class Play PAMELA FAITH STI Junlor Classlcal I , , , , , , , , Class Play 4. ROBERT SUMMERS. . .Vocatlonal Course. DENNIS TALLERICO. . .Acadernlc Course: Football l,3: Intramural Basketball l,2,4: Stage Crew 4. WILLIAM TANSMORE . . .General Course: Football l,2,3: Basketball l,2,3, ANDREW TEMOSHENKA . . . Vocatlonal Course. BERNARD THIESER. . .Buslness Course: Football l.2,3,4: Homeroom Presldent 3.4, STEVEN THOMAS. . .Sclentlllc Course: Glee I: Football 2,3,4: Track 3.4: Math Club 3,4. GERALDINE TODARO. . .College Preparatory Course: Junlor Classl- cal League 2: Hound Business Staff 3,4: French Club 3.4: Homeroom Presldent 2: Homeroom Vlce Presldent 4. RONALD TODD. . . College Preparatory Course: Class Councll 4. n I Y 3.4. I omeroom ll 4. lbrary ness Stall asketball Councll 4: Golf 3,43 I Basketball 4 meroom :lent lball I.2.3,4: 3: Class wall l,2,: ll Councll 4. lunlor re Teachers Presldent 3.4: Hound -lomeroom 3,4: Stage forenslc l Stall 3.4: I,2,3: C0- : Band lound C las s md l,2,3,4: nal . Play 3. KENNETH EUGENE ZAYDEL. . .General Course: Track I: Football Manager 3,4: Intramural Basketball l,2,3.4. BERNADETTE M. ZDILLA . . . Commerclal Course: Speech Club 3. CHRISTINE ZDILLA. . . College Preparatory Course: Student Councll 2,3: French Club 3.4: Math Club 3,4: Junlor Classlcal Leagle 2: National Forenslc League 2,3, Secretary 4. JAMES A. ZDILLA. . .Sclentlflc Course: Track 2,43 Football 3. JACOB M. ZEIDMAN. . .General Course: Football l.3,4: Intramural Basketball 2,3,4. JEAN A. ZINGARO. . .Sclentlllc Course: Glee lg Natlonal Forenslc League l,2,3,4: Future Teachers ol America 2,3, Presldent 4: Math Club 3.4: French Club 3,4. EUGENE ZOLAK. . .Vacatlonal Course: Football 2,3: Intramural Basketball l.2.3,4. X ,Q x ' K The momenis we've shared a now n the past. The lovesfhat we've shared a no lmost over, The memories of friends will f e th the years. It's a sfmnge thing when-we c see All the times we've had both sa gay. When we leave shall we close our eyes and see that this is our 'wM 'ws ANUwl Today is the day we're leax h school, A .Last day? ' The hallways are dark, they're empty and lonely, We'll1ry not to cry as we each go our way. X 'lk 3 l kg K .!1..4..j ' ur i'..1 .au9 THE 65th YEAR CLOSES . . As members of the T965 Greyhound Staff, we, at this time, would like to express our gratitude and sincere appreciation to all who were in some way responsible for mak- ing this yearbook a pictorial review of our most cherished memories that will forever remain in our hearts. editorial staff Editors ...... . . .Kathleen DeRocco, Paulette Polmentera, Andrea Sotak Art Editor ...... . . Evelyn Kizakevich Editorial Assistants . . .Judy Hayduk, Lamont Richie, Tom Puskar, Rosemary Sponsor . . Business Managers . . Business Assistants . . Solicitors . . Sponsor , . Printing . . Cover ..... Photography . . Student Photographer .... School and Community Rendos, Richard Pontaleo, Marsha Weiss, Susan Ku- vinka, Ted Skekel, Judy Mallino, Nancy Junk, Bar- bara Francia, Janie Galaski, Adele Ayers, Eva Bellora, Jim Buggy, Don Kipela, Mary Ann D'Altorio, Michele Wawerchak, John Biseda, Frances Ferencz, Mary Lou Malinchak, Paula Shives, Denise Mori, Barbara Massa Mrs. Donna Nemec business staff Sylvia Kless, DeAnna Oliver, Joan Kubic Sandy Joseph, Ruth Bass, Evelyn Nez, Melinda Fuse, Charlene Charnack, Daryl Dacko, Kathy Furio, Paul- ette Galaski, Sandy Hakulin, Rosemary Sowko, Janice Bomba, Martha Puskar, Barbara Shosky, Carol Ga- laski, Anita Guzzie, Sherri Kress, Diane Milinovich, Valerie Sepesky, Sally DeLuca Frani Duralia, Carol Nevala, Rosalind Sagona, Cindy Pidich, Dennis Dellamalva, Janice Stofka, Doreen Sivak, Betty Ann Snyder, Charlene Gladys, Jo Ann Panarella, Cindy Todd, Mary Stimak, Christine Sen- dek, Denise Tordy, Bunny Woods, Janet Freeman, Lorraine Belavich, Louise Belavich, Toni Ann Coccio- lone, Candi Elyanich, Kathy Jackowski, Dorothy Madi- son, Kathy Pancook, Linda Saverino, Dana Feick, Michele DeCurtis, Janet Kucia, Henrietta Reiu, Jesseca Hubremar, Gayle Rosenson, Andrea Terensky Mr. Thomas Bicanich technical assistance Edwards Brothers, lnc., Ann Arbor, Michigan S. K. Smith Company, Chicago, Ill. Mr. Richard Ebbitt, Mrs. Marlene Standard, The Ebbitt Studio John Massa The administrators and the teachers for their excellent cooperation. The patrons and the advertisers for their generous contributions. thanks special thanks index .E- Activities ..... . Activity Candids. . . Band ....... Baseball ...... Basketball ..... Board of Education . . Broadcasting Staff. . . Cheerleaders .... Contents .... Faculty ....... Faculty Candids . . . Football ...... Forensics .... Foreword .......... Freshmen ........... Future Teachers of America . Girl Ushers' Club ....... Glee Club ..... Golf .......... Greyhound Staffs . . . Honor Students .... Hound Staffs ..... Juniors ......... . Junior Class Council. . . Junior Class Officers . . Junior Class Play ...... Junior High Cheerleaders . . Junior High Principal. . . Junior High Sports . . . Le Cercle francais . . . Library Assistants . . Math Club ..... Maiorettes ...... Photography Club . . . Secretaries .... Seniors. . . ..... Senior Candids ..... Senior Class Council . . . Senior Class Officers .... Senior Class Play ....... Senior Directory and candids. Senior High Principal .... Sophomores ........ Sophomore Class Council . . . Sophomore Class Officers. . . Student Council ....... Superintendent. . . Tennis ...... Track ..... Vocational . . Volleyball . . . 175 . . . 94-113 ..114-115 . . . 98- 99 . . . . 88 . . . 82- 86 . . 120 . . 109 ....87 ...2- 3 ..122-126 .....127 ...76-81 ..11O-111 ...64-71 ...,108 ....108 ..100-101 89 ...94-95 ...42-43 ...96-97 ...48-55 ....48 .....48 ..106-107 ....113 ....119 ...90-91 ..1l2 ..109 ..112 ...99 ....1l2 ...118-119 ......6-37 38-41,44- 45 ..104-105 ..168-173 .....119 ...56-63 ...56 ....56 .. 102-103 .. 118 ...89 ......89 ...72-73 ....89 autographs EDWARDS BROTHERS INC An Ab Mhgan Gi 1 '11 411- ,V f F, U, vyf 'f 'EQ 3 ws . ,pri ' 1,1 '.,, 1 . qr, iv. 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