Monessen High School - Greyhound Yearbook (Monessen, PA)

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Ghss 1' f an Trop eczes We, the Seniors of the Class of 1969, being sound in mind and generous in disposition, do hereby be- queath the following properties to the Classes of 1970 and 1971: Rita Biseda's eyes to Bonnie Dzyak. Donnell Matthews' lab reports to Jan Cocchira. Jack Smith's name to Renaldo DiBartolomeo. Cary Tretter's lines to anyone who will believe them. Derrick Jones' library pass to Lance Wall. Bob Cibson's curly hair to Eric Maata. Kenny J ohnson's chemistry set to Gary Dacko. Jeanne Veres' drum sticks to Shelly Fall. Robbie Camphell's appetite to Jo Jo Salvino. Anthony Stanley's detentions to Michael Matthews. Marion Ohotais spotless locker to whoever wants it. Robbie Bowness, height to Ed Masci. John Dzimiera's gas pump to Louis Manderino. Lori Kozma's blushing to Donna DeMarino. Diane DeGiacomo's hair to Cindy Demas. Rich Wotkowski's basketball to Ron Novakovich. Marvin Davis, touchdowns to Billy Myers. Gary Beck's school spirit to Timmy Caldwell. Jean Ann Nahi's laugh to Janet Bindi. David Petruska's ice cream scoop to Danny Restivo. Paul Holan's trumpet to Arlene Penich. Keith Guzzie's golf clubs to Jeff Frye. Jan Hamrock's collegiate look to Steve Kurylo. Pete Stankovich's baseball to Joe Zdravecky. Carla Falbo's smile to Toni Frank. Christy Span's horse to Kristen Hazelbaker. John Demko's letter sweater to Laurie Mager. Tom Luketichis broadcasting duties to Kevin Marsden. Janice Guiducci's ticket to Italy to Cathy Bucci. Susan Aiello's fingernails to Jean Aiello. Lorraine Dzurinko's homework assignments to Judy Walko. Emma Menzleris sense of humor to Eugene Tar- qurnio. Ricky Houlis' sideburns to Justin Romasco. Susan Jarabeck's artistic ability to Carla Fiffick. Patty Imbrognois friendliness to Nancy Menendez. Janet Todd's baton to Patty Fronzaglio. Russell Marr's acting ability to Gwen Mihalich. Joan Pokomo's brains to Stephanie Milinovich. Neil Kraynek's camera to Michael Pechnyo. Diane Rusnak's N.F.L. ability to Sharman Stazet- ski. Davida Krasik's inquisitivenws to Janice Kozik. Patty Pechyno's job at the bakery to Cheryl Desak. Myron Kunka's muscles to Alan Maund. Teddy Organis bomb to Steve F urio. Wayne Bass' track records to George Koval. Tom Harhai's versatility to Alex Stupakis. Barry Benedetti's superior leadership to anyone who has the ability, ambition and determination. In ten short years if we chance to look back We'll find that our classmates in talent did not lack. The many professions and all walks of life Have all been filled with ease and with strife. We can start where we want with A or with Z For we'll always be proud of this company: James Vitale as mayor of a town will make his views known and Win renown. And Willie Warzinski, an able polititian, will never be found cleaning the kitchen. Carlyn Falbo, a dedicated lass, will be found raising guinea', pigs for Michele Beresh's biology class. Our master of dance, Diane DeGiacomo, may some- day choreograph a Broadway show. Diane Matush, I'll be willing to bet, will be an opera singer and open at the Met. Russell Scuteri, a promising actor, to the Broadway stage will be an important factor. Judy Secleter, as we all know, will someday be a female Michelangelo. Jan Hamrock, with clothes so fine, will be the best dressed man of 1979. Karen Kritsky can demand a high fee once she has her M.D. degree. David Lieber praised by one and all as a great all- American coach of football. If you're ever in trouble, look to the top, because Ronnie Kurey will be a state cop. 10 years from now through the halls will ring, the sound of Tom Fritz and Mrs. Mica still arguing. And 1 wonder if Peggy D'Alessio will have fulfilled her dream of meeting George Harrison on a yel- low submarine. Dave Barton, an expert on passes, both on the grid- iron and with the lasses. Dyann Redlich, a home-ec major, will design mod clothes, I'll be willing to wager. Leanna DeRocco will never be glum, working in a lab with barium. Sheila Esola a green house will own, with all sorts of lillies of her very own. Some future day the news will be, Patty Burby re- ceiving the Nobel Prize in chemistry. And Tony Mondi, after many years of striving, will be the number 1, safety-first, teacher of driving. Mark Rajokovich, whom we all know as Tank, will be wiring his way straight to the bank. And Debbie Lhota a brain surgeon someday will be, once again messing up the minds of you and me.

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Introduction . . . Processional . . . . . CLASS NIGHT PROGRAM ...........-....... Written by: Caryln Falbo, chairmang Diane Redlich, co-chairmang Leanna DeRocco, Michael Tedesco, Russell Scuteri. Janet Todd Richard Kacmar Dennis Kovalsky Marjorie Gira Kenneth Johnson Nancy DiPiazza Raymond Purks Jeanne Veres Paul Holan Eileen Liscik Thomas Luketich Beverly Holet . . . . Barry Benedetti The Class of 1969 Richard Houlis Thomas Harhai Robert Dyky Loraine Kozma Debra Lhotta Susan Jarabeck Star Spangled Banner ..... ............ A udience Alma Mater .................. ,,,, Th e Class of 1969 Presentation of Awards .......... ..... D r. Henry H. Furio Greetings from the Class of 1968 .... Christine Howgki Presentation of the gift .......... ............. J ames Vitale Presentation of Class Chain: From ....... To ................ Will ......... Prophecies Selections . . Class Song .... Recessional Class Motto: . . . . Carlyn F albo, Class of 1969 Eric Matta, Class of 1970 We dream things that never were and say why not I Class Song: Try to remember the dances and parties and all the fun we've shared together. Try to remember the games and rallies and mem'ries that will last forever. Monessen High School our Alma Mater We're sad to leave thee, but we must go. Try to remember our high school days forever. When we go on our separate ways and leave these halls we hold so dear. Then we tum to look back once more on this our happiest of years. Monessen High School, our Alma Mater The years have flown now and we must go. Try to remember Monessen High School forever. Leanna DeRocco .. Diane Redlich Senior Glee Club Senior Class The Class of 1969 Class Flower: Yellow Rose

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gn yyem 0175122 Annette M. Valente November 7, 1951-December 11, 1966 We cannot say, and we will not say That she is gone. She is just away. With a cheery smile, and a wave of the hand, She has wandered into an unknown land And left us dreaming how very fair It needs must be, since she lingers there. And you-oh, you, who the wildest yearn For an old-time step, and the glad return, Think of her faring on, as dear In the love of There as the love of Here. Think of her still as the same. We say, She is not gone-she is just away.