Munhall High School - Munhisko Yearbook (Munhall, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1961 volume:

tABle of contents intROduction page 4 faculty page 12 students page 40 activities page 86 advectisements page 152 © In the popular concept of today, a mobile is a form of modern art of many and varied materials emanating from a central focal point. Any mobile of merit must be well-balanced and free to revolve around the center. Wisely our Annual Staff has chosen the mobile as its theme. Wisely ? Yes, because we have that focal point — an able administration — school board, superintendent, principals, and faculty. Emanating from this vibrant center are students of all abilities, capacities, desires, and ambitions. Here the athlete, there a literary enthusiast; here a linguist, there the scientist of tomorrow; a potential politician or perhaps the artisan, engineer, or businessman — all of these can trace themselves to the very core of the mobile. Yet the main artery in the heart of the mobile is the faculty from whence comes guidance, supervision, and instruction. In an atmosphere of friendship they sponsor the many clubs, coach the athletic teams, chaperon the dances, direct class plays, inspire and instruct each student in his course of study, and set an example of citizenship. That is our mobile. Like any work of art, let us give it a name. This is Our School World — serving a planned purpose. Let our world unfold to you its pages — pages which in future years will recall nostalgic memories. Oedication © We, the class of 1961, wish to thank Mr. Bendall, our class sponsor, for his helpful guidance throughout the past year. Through his patience and understanding, he has inspired our class to strive for the highest goals possible in this, our senior year. Never too busy to offer advice or lend a helping hand in any class project, he has earned the respect and gratitude of all the students at Munhall. Because of this, we consider him a friend as well as a member of the faculty. So, to Mr. Bendall who has given so much time and thought to us, we dedicate our yearbook of 1961. to stmve, to seek, 13 SITTING: Dr. Patrick C. O'Hare, Mrs. Margaret Kuzma, Mr. T. Melvin Rutter, Mr. James P. Rock. STANDING: Mr. Stanley Skyrmes, Dr. Morton J. Keisler, Mr. Joseph Havrilla. 14 DR. THEODORE T. CHARLTON Coordinator of Curriculum TO THE CLASS OF 1961 As you leave the portals of Munhall High School on graduation day you will carry with you the everlasting gratitude of those students who will follow in your footsteps. Your contributions to the heritage and traditions of your Alma Mater are forever engraved upon her tablets of history. She is indebted to you for the standards you have established, for the mark you have made. Remember always that you have a responsibility to uphold your reputation as a graduate of Munhall High School. This you will do, we are sure, for you are a product of an academic program of studies, intelligently interpreted and presented by a staff of dedicated teachers. Be proud of your Alma Mater. Praise her fortunes, condone her omissions. With your best wishes she will endure forever. District Superintendent Lawrence A. Griffin DR. LAWRENCE A. GRIFFIN Superintendent, Munhall Schools oRiqin of our moBiLe DR. HOMER W. BEGGS Principal, High School MR. WILLIARD CURRY Principal, Woodlawn 15 counseLoR MRS. MARGARET SEILER Future Teachers of America To prepare us for life in the nuclear age, our counselors not only aid us with academic problems, but also help us choose a course of study to suit our future needs. By showing an interest in us as individuals, our counselors have proved themselves to be our friends as well as our advisors. ■lLLLIAL And LiBRARianS To mend and arrange books or to help us find reference material our librarians are always available. Their aim is to educate us in order that we may find our own way about the library by proper use of the card catalogue, the Readers' Guide, and the pamphlet file. Moreover, our librarians work tirelessly to keep our library and our reading up-to-date in this modern world. MISS MARGARET HOW AT Library Club 17 MR. CHARLES BUCK MRS. GRACE COPENHAVER This year the English Department offered a course for twenty-one seniors in college English under the Advanced Placement program. Not only in this class but in all the English classes, our teachers keep us well versed in our mother tongue — the mechanics of its grammar and an analysis and appreciation of its best literature. Since success in other fields depends so greatly on the understanding of the English language, our teachers' work is particularly demanding; but they meet this challenge and continually raise the scholastic standing of Munhall. enqLish MRS. RUTH M. TRAINOR Hi-Lites MISS MILDRED KELTZ, left MRS. ELIZABETH DONALDSON, right Junior Red Cross MISS SHIRLEY BAUM MRS. MARGARET SEILER Future Teachers of America 19 MR. FREDERICK ALEXANDER MRS. JUDITH M. WHITE 20 qeoQRaphy The study of our world, its mountains, plains, rivers, seas, resources, and crops, is ably presented by our Geography Department. The course takes in a thorough study of each country and its people. As we take an imaginary journey from the skyscrapers of New York to the huts of the Congo, and from the northern lights to the penguins of the Antarctic, we see the people — their customs and their livelihoods. Our instructors truly help us understand the geography of our world. MR. EDWARD CZAJKOSKI MR. JACK CROSSAN, JR. MR. JACK CITRON Geography Club MRS. WANDA SWANSON 21 MR. JOHN BENDALL, left Senior Class Sponsor MR. BENJAMIN ELKINS, right histoRy MR. ROBERT MARKLEY, left Varsity Football Coach MR. DAVID CROSS Student Council Hall Patrol 22 MR. ANDREW KONDAS, right 1 2 3 4 5 S 7 8 9 101)121314 151(1718192821 22232425282728 3031 MRS. ELSIE MAE SERBIC MR. MICHAEL O'TOOL Varsity Basketball Coach The fall of Rome, jousts of the Middle Ages, two world wars — all these we experienced under the guidance of our history teachers. They depict for us the history of decades past and, also, their perusal of current magazines and newspapers, which they then explain, keeps us abreast of modern history. Most of all, our history teachers help us relive the history of the world. MR. GEORGE THOMAS Varsity Basketball Coach MR. THOMAS MANSELL Projection Crew 23 foReiqn 24 Languages The era of jet transportation, the increase in leisure time, and world problems have brought the corners of the globe closer together. This has increased the need for knowledge of foreign languages. Our language teachers prepared us to meet this need by presenting a foundation of Latin, Spanish and German. Under our teachers' guidance we not only acquire a reading and speaking knowledge of the language, but also an understanding of other people's customs and culture. MR. FRANK MEREDITH French Club MR. F. MIZIKAR MRS. LUCILLE KISS, left MRS. MARY LEE WAMPLER, right Junior Classical League 25 PRACTICAL ARtS MRS. JEAN ROGERS, left Chef Club MISS DOROTHY NEWELL, right Home Economics, Mechanical Drawing, the Electric, Wood, and Metal Shops comprise the Practical Arts Department of Munhall. Applying intelligence to the preparation of Joods, to sewing, to mechanical drawing, to the using and repairing of electrical equipment, and to the shaping of wood and metal into useful products is the aim of our teachers, skilled in their crafts. Through these courses many of our pupils have discovered their vocations. 26 MR. GEORGE BUSCH science MISS MARY CHRISTINE JERPE MISS IRENE BOLLINGER MR. MICHAEL HUTNIK g SS .i?3 S3. SS iftr Xm uVm iS � : , 95 96 97 98 99 KX W 02 ; -AmCmBk Cf U Fm Md No In this day and age of atoms and astronauts, much emphasis is placed on science in our American educational system. Our school has six excellent instructors teaching various branches of science — Biology, General Science, Physics, and Chemistry. Our teachers, by keeping abreast of the scientific advancements of today, help us in the classroom and in the laboratory to meet the challenge of the Scientific 60's. MR. JOSEPH LACKO, left MR. WILLIAM FURRER, right Swimming Coach MR. JOHN KOZIEL 29 MRS. ARLENE T. LYONS ■� � rvi mathematics MR. ROBERT OLSAVICKY, left Key Club Reserve Football Coach Mr. R. TAMMARIELLO, right MR. JOHN REITER MRS. LORETTA TRONZO Mathematics has taken on new proportions in this moving world of satellites. Through the efforts of our qualified math instructors we have discovered new horizons in Practical Mathematics, Algebra, Plane and Solid Geometry, Trigonometry, and Mathematical Analysis. Thoroughness and exactness in their teaching methods have laid the foundation on which we can easily pursue our math interest. Our teachers have well prepared us for the keen competition in the world of numbers. MISS ADA WIDDOWSON 31 MISS DIANA JOHNSTON, left Junior Red Cross MISS BETTY JEAN HEGEDUS, right MRS. ELSIE CURRY, left MR. LESLIE BRAND, right Future Business Leaders of America Business The Business Curriculum of Mun-hall High School consists of the Secretarial and General Business Courses. Subject matter is varied and carefully planned to meet the de-. mands of a dynamic business world. The success of our graduates gives evidence to the thoroughness of our business teachers. 32 MR. PAUL JONES Hi-Lites MR. J. LEWIS SHANNON Munhisko MISS LORINE WHITE MR. EDGAR F. AIELLO Band The able teaching of our fine arts instructors has brought Mun-hall local and national recognition. In music the Choir and Glee Club have earned counties praises for our school from their excellent performances. Also, the efforts of our art teachers have been justly rewarded for the art work of Mun-hall students has earned national acclaim. Yes! the teachers of fine arts at Munhall have created in each of their students an appreciation of culture. 35 MR. ROBERT QUALTERS MR. NICHOLAS KLISKEY Varsity Football Coach MRS. BARBARA HENRY Cheerleaders MR. WILLIAM O'ROURKE Junior Varsity Football and Basketball Coach The Physical Education Department of Munhall is divided into two closely related sections — Gym and Hygiene. In Gym, the teachers strive to develop our character and physical co-ordination by encouraging good sportsmanship in competitive games. Through Hygiene we learn to promote and preserve our good health. The knowledge gained in these two classes is necessary for maintaining our mental, moral, and physical soundness. MR. STEPHEN DE AUGUSTINO Varsity Wrestling Coach Junior Varsity Football Coach 37 MRS. CATHERINE CYPHER MRS. CLEMENTINA EVANS, left MRS. MARTHA MOLENNOR, right MRS. ELEANOR SMITHSON, left MISS BERNICE JONES, right Busy, Busy should be the title we give to our competent secretaries at Munhall. They must mimeograph countless exams and print the bulletin each day without forgetting a single third period meeting. But the secretaries7 duties do not stop there, they conduct the business that keeps any office running efficiently, making certain all the mail and special announcements go through the proper channels. Our secretaries are always working, and they do an excellent job. Mrs. Helen Toth, Mrs. Julia Spisak, Mrs. Helen Kubalak, Mrs. Mary Lebedda, Mrs. Anna Harry, Mrs. Mary Vano, Mrs. Cecilia Kusher, Mrs. Anna Leskanic, Mrs. Betty Gavlak, Mrs. Mary Churley. MRS. MARY LYN KIRKHAM Dietician cafetema staff Mrs. Alice Nadzam, Mrs. Marcella Shields, Mrs. Peggy McFeely, Mrs. Myrtle Flemming, Mrs. Rose Preston, Mrs. Cecilia Bileck, Mrs. Agnes Pearson, Mrs. Virginia Howcroft, Mrs. Dorothy Mooney. 39 Students 41 senioR class officers senioRS punned enchanted evening wssr ' rrs-’ :------r - s� am mzWBB SITTING: G. CXnrrWy, P. GerholcL A. Demko, E. Gasowski, L. Jacobson. STANDING: W. Antol, W. Glenn, G. Chilli, J. Murray, R. Matuza, J. Perhach. ABRAHAM, PATRICIA Pat business undecided ACKERMAN, THOMAS Ack academic chemist Stage Guild; German Club; Projection Crew; Chemistry Lab Squad ARENDAS, JUNE business secretary Senior Secretary; Annual Staff; Future Business Leaders; Munhisko Staff; Hall Patrol; Woodlawn-Teens; Hi-Lites Staff ARMSTRONG, PAUL Spots business undecided Football; Choir; Glee Club ASSON, DAVID Dave academic college French Club; (Homestead) Band; Choir ANTOL, WAYNE academic college Key Club; Student Council; Executive Committees; Art Honor Soiety; German Club vice-president; Sophomore Class vice-president; Projection Crew; Glee Club BAKER, JOYCE J0y academic teacher National Honor Society; Senior Play; Art Honor Society; Spanish Club president; Red Cross publicity manager; Munhisko make-up editor; Future Teachers; Stamp Salesman BALINT, ANNA business secretary Future Business Leaders; Homeroom secretary; Y-Teens 44 BARON, RONALD Rad academic college Football; Basketball BARRY, MARGARET Peggy business journalist Munhisko business manager; Senior Play student director; Senior Secretary; Art Honor Society; Hall Patrol; Stamp Salesman; Junior Choir; Future Business Leaders; Annual Staff BARRY, MARY LOU Lou business undecided Future Business Leaders; Junior Achievement; Art Honor Society; Junior Choir BEAMER, SUSAN Susie - business business school Homeroom Representative; Senior Executive Committee; Stamp Salesman; Munhisko Staff; Choir; Red Cross BEAVERS, HARRY Beav academic business school (Calhoun) Student Council; Comet Staff BELYAN, RICHARD Itch academic air force German Club; Art Honor Society; Stage Guild BAUGHMAN, RICHARD academic Basketball; Band BERGERT, JOYCE general nurse Red Cross; Band; German Club; Dramatic Club; Woodlawn-Teens; Choir 45 BERRY, KEVIN BLY, KENNETH “Joe academic college German Club academic teacher German Club president; Key Club; Wrestling; Latin Club; Chemistry Lab Squad BIAGIARELLI, ROSE ANN Pete business secretary Munhisko Staff; Annual Staff; Chess Club; Choir; Stamp Salesman; Homeroom Representative BOGESDORFER, MICHAEL Mike general armed service Wrestling manager; Football BITTO, ELAINE academic business school Latin Club; Hall Patrol; Spanish Club; Library Club; Woodlawn-Teens; Choir BOOTH, PAUL general Glee Club BLACK, RICHARD general BOWER, PRISCILLA Diann academic college French Club; Chemistry Lab Squad; (Taylor Allderdice) Student Council; Senior Leaders; Library Staff; Class treasurer BLAZER, THOMAS Schwanz academic comedian Junior Play; Stage Guild; Baseball; Wrestling; German Club; Glee Club; Latin Club; Munhisko Staff BOYD, RUTH business Junior Achievement bookkeeper 46 CALDWELL, NANCY • Fish BROWN, ROBERT Bob academic college Football; Wrestling; Baseball; German Club BRYAN, JUNE academic nurse Spanish Club; Hall Patrol; Latin Club; Woodlawn-Teens; Hi-Lites Staff; Junior Choir; Library Club BUCKSAR, SANDRA Sandy business office work Woodlawn-Teens BUDAY, RONALD Bull general college Wrestling; Choir; Junior Executive Committee; Senior Play; Homeroom Representative BUSCH, TRILBY academic teacher Rifle Team; Dramatic Club; Band; Library Club; Choir; Senior Play; German Club business secretary Student Council; Senior Executive Committee; Senior Secretary; Future Business Leaders; Hall Patrol; Cheerleader; Sweet Sioux; Woodlawn-Teens; Annual Staff CAVANAUGH, KATHLEEN Kathy business secretary Senior Secretary; Junior Achievement; Library Club chairman; Woodlawn-Teens; Chess Club; Hi-Lites Staff; Munhisko Staff. CERRA, BARBARA Barb academic college Rifle Team,- Hall Patrol; Latin Club; French Club; Choir; Woodlawn-Teens CHERRY, LOIS Lo academic college Band; Spanish Club; Latin Club; Geography Club; Junior Achievement; Future Teachers 47 CHESMER, THOMAS Tom COLEY, WILLIAM CHILLI, GEORGE Chill academic college Key Club; Art Honor Society; Football; Basketball manager; Hall Patrol CHURILLA, FRANCES Fran business beautician Future Business Leaders; Junior Achievement; Choir Bill general navy COLLINS, HAROLD Jim general navy Glee Club CONLEY, MARY JANE business technical school Munhisko co-editor; Student Council; Executive Committees; Sweet Sioux; Senior Secretary; Hall Patrol; Munhisko feature editor; Junior Achievement CLAIR, PATRICIA Pat academic college Annual activities editor; Junior Play; Future Teachers; German Club secretary; Dramatic Club; Hall Patrol; Junior Red Cross; Woodlawn-Teens; Hi-Lites Staff; Choir COLARIC, STEPHEN Steve general army COOK, ROBERT Bob academic college Homeroom Representative; Stamp Salesman COOPER, MADELINE Maddy general college Homeroom Representative; Junior Choir; French Club; Sweet Sioux; Art Honor Society; Munisko art editor; Annual Staff; Junior Achievement; Hall Patrol; Munhisko make-up editor 48 CUMMINGS, MARY CRAIG, WILMAGENE Jeanie academic college Junior Executive Committee; Homeroom Representative; Junior Achievement president; Hi-Lites Staff; Munhisko Staff; Choir; Stamp Salesman; Latin Club; Woodlawn-Teens CRAWFORD, AUDREY Aud academic college Art Honor Society; Junior Achievement; Munhisko Staff; Red Cross business model Latin Club; Woodlawn-Teens president; Sophomore Class secretary; choir; Homeroom Representative; Hi-Lites Staff; Sweet Sioux; Munhisko Staff; Future Business Leaders CUTTLER, MARIAN general beautician Woodlawn-Teens; Choir DAVIES, BEVERLY Bev business beautician (Akron, Ohio) Girl's Athletic Association; Future Homemakers; Warrior's Club CUMMINGS, MARGARET Peggy business business school Hi-Lites Staff; Geography Club secretary; Munhisko Staff; Woodlawn Canteen; Future Business Leaders; French Club; Choir; Woodlawn-Teens DELL, BONITA Bonnie business IBM operator Senior Secretary; Future Business Leaders treasurer; Annual Staff; Munhisko Staff; Sweet Sioux; Student Council; Woodlawn-Teens; Hall Patrol; Homeroom Representative; Hi-Lites Staff; Junior Choir DEMKO, AUDREY general undecided Head Cheerleader; Homeroom Representative; Student Council; Munhisko Staff; Geography Club; Spanish Club; Hall Patrol; Choir; Executive Committees 49 DETILLO, ALBERT Herb DUDAS, PATRICIA Pat general college Football; Wrestling; Baseball DEVEY, RICHARD Sam academic college Spanish Club; Key Club; Junior Play; Football; Baseball business telephone operator Future Business Leaders; Junior Achievement; Red Cross; Choir DUGAN, WILLIAM Bill general air force Glee Club; Stage Guild; Football manager DIENER, THOMAS Dino academic Swimming Team; Football; Stage Guild; Projection Crew; Chess Club DUNN, MAUREEN business secretary Annual Staff; Hall Patrol; Future Business Leaders; Munhisko Staff; Latir Club; Woodlawn-Teens; Hi-Lites Staff DINDAK, FRANCES Frannie business secretary Senior Secretary; Future Business Leaders; Choir; Annual Staff DUDAS, JAMES business DYER, DEANNA Dee general IBM operator Annual sales manager; Hall Patrol captain; Majorette; Munhisko Staff; Homeroom Representative; Red Cross; Stamp Salesman; Junior Achievement-Choir ESSENY, SANDRA academic 50 Basketball; Volleyball; Football Hall Patrol; Choir; Sweet Sioux; Woodlawn-Teens; Latin Club; Munhisko Staff; Hi-Lites Staff EVANS, BRONWYN Bronnie academic college National Honor Society president; Student Council; Rifle Team; Senior Play; French Club; Hall Patrol; Senior Executive Committee; Future Teachers; Latin Club; Woodlawn-Teens; Annual Staff FAWCETT, CHERYL general beautician Choir; Geography Club FEDOR, STEPHEN Butch general business school Wrestling; Baseball FERCHAK, RICHARD general Wrestling; Glee Club Ferch marines FINLEY, DAVID Finns academic teacher Wrestling; Football FLEMING, ROSE ANN academic college French Club; Junior Achievement; Red Cross; Latin Club; Library Club; Woodlawn-Teens FEKETY, MARY business stewardess Choir; Chess Club; Stamp Salesman; Red Cross FORDYCE, HELEN business secretary Senior Secretary; Choir FELKER, JOHN Drew academic chiropractor German Club; Football; Stage Guild; Glee Club FRANCIS, JEAN Jeannie general artist Junior Achievement; Sweet Sioux; Red Cross; Art Honor Society; Annual Staff 51 GARRITY, GEORGEIANA Georgi academic college National Honor Society; Student Council; Cheerleader; Executive Committees; Hall Patrol; Future Teachers; Choir; Band; Annual Staff GASOWSKI, EMMA Emmy general artist Annual layout editor; Art Honor Society president; Future Teachers president; French Club; Hall Patrol; Wood-lawn-Teens; Library Club; Latin Club; Hi-Lites art editor FUNK, GARY academic undecided Rifle Team; Projection Crew FUNK, JOAN Joanie business secretary Future Business Leaders; Geography Club; Choir GAMBAL, ROBERT Bert general farmer Football manager; Wrestling GAVLAK, EILEEN general navY Junior Achievement; Annual Staff GERHOLD, PATRICIA Pat academic college Student Council; Cheerleader; Sweet Sioux; Junior Play; Hall Patrol; Future Teachers; Spanish Club; Dramatic Club; Executive Committees; Annual advertising manager GLENN, WILLIAM Bill academic college Baseball; Baseketball; Volleyball; National Honor Society vice-president; Senior Play; Spanish Club; Munhisko Staff; Chemistry Lab Squad; Annual Staff 52 GODEK, BARBARA Barb business secretary Hall Patrol; Future Business Leaders; Library Club; Junior Achievement; Munhisko Staff GUDUKAS, DONNA D business model Annual Staff; Spanish Club; (St. Cas-imir) Journalism Staff; Science Club; Student Council; Class president GREENHOW, WILLIAM Bill business undecided Wrestling; Glee Club; Football GREGA, GERALD Gerry business business Homeroom Representative; Art Honor Society; Wrestling GREGA, MARLIN business artist Art Honor Society; Wrestling GRIBAR, GERALD Jerry academic college GUIST, THOMAS Tom business business Future Business Leaders; Junior Achievement HALKA, RICHARD Sears general trade school HALLIGAN, CAREY Schmidt academic college Senior Class president; Student Council; Key Club treasurer; Homer o o m Representative; Junior Achievement vice-president; Spanish Club; Senior Executive Committee; Chess Club; Baseball HANCHAK, FRANCES Fran business secretary Future Business Leaders; Munhisko typing editor; Homeroom Representative; Spanish Club; Junior Choir; Senior Executive Committee 53 HANNING, GARY Tiny' HESHIZER, SANDRA general armed service Glee Club; Choir; Wrestling Sandy general nurse Art Honor Society; Sweet Sioux; Wood-lawn-Teens; Hi-Lites Staff HARDINGTON, THOMAS Oak academic college Homeroom Representative; Hall Patrol; Glee Club; Latin Club; Hi-Lites Staff; Stamp Salesman HIXSON, SHERRILL general nurse Cheerleader; Woodlawn-Teens; Latin Club; Annual Staff HARMAN, CHRISTIE Chris academic college Rifle Team; National Honor Society Senior Play; Homeroom Representa tive; Junior Executive Committee French Club; Hall Patrol; Latin Club Junior Marshall HARVEY, LINDA Lyn' business business schoo Woodlawn-Teens; Future Business Lead ers HOLTON, JOSEPH general undecided Glee Club HOOD, PATRICIA Pat general beautician Geography Club president; Choir; Glee Club; Library Club; Annual Staff 54 HOUSER, JOSEPH Dip general game commissioner HOWCROFT, MYRNA Jane academic teacher Future Teachers; Spanish Club; Annual Staff; Chemistry Lab Squad HRINDA, RICHARD Dick business armed service HUMAN IK, DELLA MAE Del academic Nurse Annual Staff; Library Club; Spanish Club; Choir; Stamp Salesman; Junior Achievement, Chemistry Lab Squad HOWLEY, WILLIAM Horvely academic college Football; Basketball; Volleyball; Baseball; Annual Staff; German Club JACOBS, ROBERT Jake academic engineer Football; Volleyball; Freshman Class president; Sophomore Class president JACOBSON, LINDA Lin academic dental hygiene Annual editor-in-chief; Latin Club president; Senior Executive Committee; Hi-Lites business manager; Red Cross secretary; Geography Club; Future Teachers; Dramatic Club; French Club KARADUS, JOSEPH general Projection Crew Joe army JENKINS, ROBERT Flash academic college Annual photography editor; Spanish Club secretary-treasurer; Glee Club; Chess Club KARDELL KENNETH Kendell academic electronics expert JONES, ALFRED Al academic lawyer Senior Play; Wrestling; Spanish Club; Hi-Lites Staff; Latin Club KATUS, FRANCES Franny business secretary Cheerleader; Senior Secretary; Future Business Leaders; Hall Patrol; Choir; Glee Club; Annual Staff JONES, DAVID John general salesman Homeroom Representative; Senior Executive Committee; Red Cross; Glee Club; Dramatic Club; Hi-Lites Staff KAZAN, JOSEPH Joe academic college Key Club treasurer; Student Council; Senior Executive Committee; Chemistry Lab Squad; Science Club KANE, ROBERT Bob aademic college Football; Baseball; Basketball; Volleyball; Homeroom Representative; Hall Patrol; Hi-Lites Staff KELLEY, JOSEPH Joe aademic college Basketball; Volleyball; Spanish Club; Dramatic Club; Hall Patrol; Stamp Salesman; Hi-Lites Staff 56 KING, WILLIAM Bill KELLY, LAWRENCE Norman academic college Glee Club; Baseball; German Club KELLY, NANCY general teacher Sweet Sioux; Junior Play; Art Honor Society; Annual Staff; Stamp Salesman; Red Cross Homeroom Representative; Hall Patrol; Projection Crew; Munhisko Staff KEMMERER, WILLIAM Bill general undecided Football; Choir; Stage Guild; Spanish Club; Hall Patrol academic college Student Council president; National Honor Society secretary; Sophomore Class president; Executive Committees; Key Club; Junior and Senior Plays; Junior Marshall; German Club; Glee Club KOCIBAN, CYNTHIA Sis business airline hostess Sweet Sioux; Munisko exchange editor; Munhisko business manager; Junior Choir; Library Club; Junior Achievement KOLAS, JO ANN Jo general housewife Woodlawn-Teens; Choir KERSUL, JACQUELINE Jackie business office worker Munhisko Staff; Annual Staff; Future Business Leaders; Choir; Stamp Salesman KOSS, THOMAS Tom Academic Armed Services KICSINKO, MARSHA general business school Future Business Leaders; Senior Secretary; Annual Staff; French Club; Latin Club; Woodlawn-Teens; Junior Choir; Library Club KOSTELNIK, DONNA general business school Munhisko Staff; Senior Secretary 57 58 59 KOVACH, JAMES Jamie KUBANCEK, DALE general undecided Basketball; Wrestling; Glee Club academic aeronautical engineer Latin Club; Annual Staff; Art Honor Society KUBANCEK, MARGARET Peggy general college Band; Junior Acievement; Geography Club; Annual Staff; Woodlawn-Teens; Hi-Lites Staff; Choir KOZA, LORETTA business secretary Choir; Woodlawn-Teens; Hall Patrol; Future Business Leaders; Senior Secretary; Hi-Lites Staff; Library Club; Annual faculty editor KOZOIL, EUGENE Gene academic teacher Red Cross; Annual Staff; Future Teachers; Science Club; Chemistry Lab Squad KUZMA, GERALDINE Gerry general business administration Senior Class secretary-treasurer; Homeroom Representative; Executive Committees; Student Council; Munhisko Staff; Hall Patrol; Junior Play; Geo-arcjphv Club treasurer LACKO, JOSEPH Jud academic doctor Drum Major; Band KRACUN, PATRICIA Pat business stenographer Future Business Leaders; Hi-Lites Staff; Stamp Salesman; Woodlawn-Teens LAKO, PATRICIA Lake business secretary Sweet Sioux captain; Hall Patrol; Cheerleader; Woodlawn-Teens; Choir 60 LANG, CARL JR. Bud general machinist Glee Club LAWRY, JAMES Jim business accountant Key Club; Future Business Leaders LEHNEKE, ROBERT general armed forces LESKO, MARY ANN business secretary Student Council; Junior Executive Committee; Future Business Leaders reporter; Senior Secretary; Hall Patrol; Homeroom Representative; Annual Staff; Munhisko Staff; Junior Choir LINK, SANDRA Sandy academic college Majorette; Stamp Salesman; Red Cross; Munhisko Staff; Hall Patrol; Spanish Club; Geography Club LIPPAY, ANDREW academic college Annual literary editor; Key Club; German Club LIPTAK, PATRICIA general interior decorator Student Council; Future Homemakers president; Junior Achievement; Choir LOOSZ, ROBERT Bob general army Glee Club LYNCH, RICHARD Rich general navy MACUGA, DOROTHY Dot general business school Munhisko Staff 61 MAKIN, SANDRA Sandy general beautician Red Cross secretary; Munhisko Staff; Junior Choir; Future Business Leaders MATUS, GEORGE business accountant MARSH, JAMES Jim academic college Key Club vice-president; Red Cross treasurer; Annual Staff; Future Teachers; Science Club; Cemistry Lab Squad MATUZA, RAYMOND Ray academic college Key Club president; Annual sports editor; Student Council; Senior and Junior Plays; Latin Club; German Club; Homeroom Representative; Dramatic Club; Hi-Lites Staff; Senior Executive Committee MARTIN, JOANNE Joanie general teacher Art Honor Society; Latin Club; Wood-lawn-Teens; Spanish Club; Chess Club; Munhisko Staff; Choir; Band MAZUR, JOAN Joanie business receptionist Red Cross president and treasurer; Future Business Leaders secretary and state reporter; Junior and Senior Play student director; Senior Secretary; Munhisko Staff; Junior Achievement sales manager; Junior Choir; Art Honor Society MARTORELLI, MARLENE Mort academic nurse Head Sweet Sioux; Art Honor Society; Homeroom Representative; Stamp Salesman; Woodlawn-Teens; Dramatic Club; Choir; Library Club McDERMOTT, MARTHA Marty general undecided Art Honor Society; Woodlawn-Teens; Junior Achievemet MASLEY, STEPHEN Skip academic college Baseball; Student Council; Senior Executive Committee, Volleyball; Bas- ketball. McLAUGHLIN, PEGGY Maggie general office worker Majorette; Woodlawn-Teens; Choir; Stamp Salesman; Red Cross 62 MILLER, JAMES Cheech MIHALY, DENNIS Denny academic college Wrestling captain; Baseball captain; Football; Student Council; Senior Executive Committee; Annual Staff; Glee Club MIKULA, SYLVIA Sylv academic business school Annual treasurer; Munhisko Staff; Hall Patrol; Spanish Club; Sweet Sioux; Latin Club; Woodlawn-Teens; Junior Achievement academic college Junior Play; Glee Club; Latin Club; Spanish Club MOLZER, MARGARET Maggy general IBM operator Annual Staff; Hi-Lites Staff; Woodlawn-Teens; Choir; Junior Achievement MONK, DIANNA Diane general college Annual Staff; French Club; Munhisko Staff; Hall Patrol; Art Honor Society; Chess Club; Junior Choir; Junior Achievement MOODY, ALICE May general business school Red Cross; Stamp Salesman; Junior Choir 63 NIEMETZ, BARBARA Barb MUIR, VIRGINIA Ginny academic nurse Annual Staff; Band; Junior Achievement; Art Honor Society business legal secretary Hall Patrol; Senior Secretary; Annual Staff; Munhisko Staff; Hi-Lites editor; Future Business Leaders; Woodlawn-Teens; Red Cross; Choir; Latin Club MURDOCK, ROBERTA Bobbie academic nurse Junior Achievement; Choir; Chemistry Lab Squad; Spanish Club; Woodlawn-feens; Latin Club; Annual Staff NISKACH, BETTY Bets business secretary Future Business Leaders president; Senior Secretary; Art Honor Society; Munhisko Staff; Red Cross; Hall Patrol; Junior Choir; Junior Achievement MURRAY, JOSEPH Joe academic college Student Council; Senior Executive Committee; Stage Guild; French Club president; Key Club; Projection Crew; (Calhoun) Volleyball; Basketball NOVAK, MILDRED Millie general beautician Cheerleader; Homeroom Representative; Student Council; Hall Patrol Senior Executive Committee; Wood-lawn-Teens MURRAY, LYNNE academic college Art Honor Society; Woodlawn - Teens; Latin Club; Senior Secretary; Choir NOWE, LORETTA Squeek business secretary Sweet Sioux; Homeroom Representative; Hall Patrol; Annual Staff; Munhisko Staff; Woodlawn-Teens MURRAY, ROBERT Moose academic college Football; Basketball; Volleyball; Senior Class vice-president; Junior Class vice-president; Student Council; Executive Committees; Homeroom Representative; German Club; Glee Club OGLEVEE, ROBERT academic Swimming Team Og college 64 OLACK, LOIS Lo general business school Junior Choir; Junior Achievement PARKINSON, RICHARD Rich Band; Projection Club; Stage Crew OLSON, GEORGE Swede academic college. Baseball; Homeroom Representative; Basketball; Hi-Lites Staff ONDO, DON Horse business college Football; Basketball; Volleyball; Future Business Leaders PASTOR, ALEX business technical school PATTERSON, JUDITH Judi academic art teacher Art Honor Society; Hall Patrol; Student Council; Annual Staff; Band; Band Council; Rifle Team; Hi-Lites Staff; Woodlawn-Teens; Future Teachers; Dramatic Club ORLUK, ROY general Glee Club PEPKA, ELIZABETH Betty business business school Future Business Leaders; Stamp Salesman; Junior Choir; Geography Club 65 PIGOTT, JOYCE PERHACH, JAMES Jim academic college Junior Class president; German Club; Football; Basketball; Wrestling; Latin Club; Junior Executive Committee PETERMAN, MARGARET Margie academic business school Annual senior editor; Rifle Team; Junior and Senior Plays; French Club; Latin Club; Woodlawn-Teens; Choir PHILLIPS, THOMAS Tom' academic teacher Key Club secretary; Spanish Club vice-president; Red Cross vice-president; Senior Play director; Annual Staff; Future Teachers; Glee Club; Science Club Joy general college Annual Business Manager; Majorette; Sweet Sioux; Spanish Club; Hall Pa-trol; Munhisko Staff; Junior Achievement; Dramatic Club; Woodlawn-Teens; Choir PODOMIK, ROSANN Cookie general beautician Woodlawn-Teens PODOMNIK, ROBERT Podo general service POLINSKY, MARY ANN business secretary Choir; (Cloirton) Choir; Commercial Club; Annual Staff POPE, DOLORES business model Student Council; Executive Committees; Majorette; Munhisko Staff; Annual Staff; Future Business Leaders; Hall Patrol; Woodlawn-Teens secretary; Dramatic Club; Latin Club secretary 66 POWELL, GLORIA Glor academic college Munhisko Co-Editor; Head Majorette; Junior Executive Committee; Sophomore and Junior Class Secretary; Spanish Club; Junior Achievement; Hall Patrol; Munhisko news editor; Annual Staff RAE, JEAN academic medical technician Band; Woodlawn-Teens; Geography Club; Spanish Club RALL, JAMES Jim general college Glee Club; Munhisko Staff; Projection Crew; Homeroom Representative RANDOLPH, GERALDINE Gerry general beautician RANDOLPH, HARRY Hot business business school Glee Club; Wrestling RAGER, EILEEN business Woodlawn-Teens secretary RATKUS, THEODORE Rat general college Senior Executive Committee; Homeroom Representative; Football; Wrestling; Projection Crew; Hi-Lites Staff RAGO, MARJORIE business secretary Future Business Leaders; Senior Secretary; Hall Patrol; Munhisko Staff; Choir; Annual Staff; Stamp Salesman REZNIK, GERALDINE business Gerry secretary 67 ROBERTSON, GEORGE academic college Homeroom Representative; Chess Club; Stage Guild; Spanish Club RUTTER, RAYMOND Harry academic college Munhisko sports editor; Football; Homeroom Representative ROBSON, THOMAS Robson general navY Homeroom Representative; Munhisko Staff RODOSKY, PATRICIA Pat business secretary Woodlawn-Teens; Hall Patrol; Student Council; Sophomore Class vice-president; Senior Secretary SCHWEIKERT, RICHARD Rich general IBM operator (Calhoun) Newspaper editor SCHWER, SUSAN Susie business secretary Munhisko typing editor; Senior Secretary; Executive Committees; Student Council; Sweet Sioux; Junior Achievement; Choir; Munhisko exchange editor; Hall Patrol ROWE, WILDA Wil academic social director Hall Patrol; Choir; Hi-Lites Staff; Latin Club; Geography Club SEIBEL, DIANNA Dee business secretary Latin Club; Woodlawn-Teens; Stamp Salesmen; Choir; Dramatic Club; Red Cross; Future Business Leaders; Munhisko Staff RUDDY, JAMES general 68 SMOLEY, SHIRLEY SHIMKO, JAMES Whitey general Army Wrestling; Football; Glee Club business Shirl secretary Junior and Senior Play; Senior Secretary; Hall Patrol captain; Art Honor Society; Sweet Sioux; Junior Executive Committee; Annual Staff; Munhisko Staff; Junior Achievement; Homeroom Representative SIMCHO, JOHN business marines SOYCHAK, JOHN academic Swimming Team SLEKAR, DONALD Don academic teacher Football; Basketball; Volleyball; Student Council; Hall Patrol; Sophomore Class - president SPISAK, ROBERT Spe business army SMELSCER, RUTH ANN general college Munhisko news editor; Art Honor Society; Hall Patrol; Spanish Club; Latin Club; Hi-Lites Staff; Woodlawn -Teens STAHL, JAMES general Glee Club SMITH, MARY ANN Smitty academic nurse Hall Patrol; Sweet Sioux; Latin Club; Spanish Club; Choir; Red Cross; Wood-lawn-Teens; Homeroom Representative; Stamp Salesman; Dramatic Club STEVENS, DOROTHY Cookie general business school Annual Staff; Munhisko Staff; Wood-lawn-Teens; Homeroom Representative; Choir; Library Club 69 SULLIVAN, DENNIS Duck academic college Junior Play; Spanish Club; Hi-Lites Staff; Dramatic Club; Hall Patrol; Latin Club SULLIVAN, WILLIAM Sully academic undecided Homeroom Representative; Stamp Salesman; Volleyball; Glee Club STOPHEL, DONNA business secretary Annual head typist; Senior Secretary; Future Business Leaders; Hall Patrol; Woodlawn-Teens; Library Club SWABSKY, ANDREW general Glee Club Gumps navy STRAKA, ANDREW Andy general business manager Projection Crew; Future Business Leaders; Milk Salesman; Football SZOSTEK, JANET Jan business secretary Senior Secretary; Hall Patrol; Choir; Annual Staff STROUP, KAREN Stroup general college Art Honor Society; Junior Achievement; French Club; Junior Choir TESTER, HELEN Honaree business receptionist Senior Secretary; Hall Patrol; Annual head typist; Junior Play student director; Woodlawn-Teens; Library Club; Dramatic Club; Homeroom Representative; Stamp Salesman; Choir 70 THOMAS, GEORGENE George general teacher Sweet Sioux; Homeroom Representative; Executive Committees; Hall Patrol; Woodlawn-Teens; Annual Staff VANDALL, BEVERLY Bev' business business school Stamp Salesman; Red Cross; Geography Club TICHON, ELEANOR Lynn academic nurse Spanish Club; Annual Staff; Stamp Salesman; Chemistry Lab Squad TIRPAK, BARBARA Barb business college Future Business Leaders; Spanish Club; Dramatic Club; Woodlawn-Teens VARLEY, RUSSELL Ernie academic college Glee Club; Football; Basketball; Volleyball; German Club VERES, BERNADETTE Berny business secretary Future Business Leaders; Annual Staff; Woodlawn-Teens; Library Club; Hi-Lites Staff TOMCHEK, JOHN Jack general college Baseball; German Club; Glee Club VESLANY, MICHAEL Mike academic college Football; Spanish Club; Hi-Lites Staff; Homeroom Representative; Projection Crew; Latin Club TOMKO, PAULA business business college Sweet Sioux; Munhisko Staff; Geography Club; Library Club VINAY, JOHN Vince academic college Volleyball; Spanish Club 71 VOGAN, CAROL WALTERS, DONALD Don academic college Football; Wrestling; Basketball; Volleyball; German Club WILCOX, BARBARA Barb general office worker Red Cross; Annual Staff; Choir WARGO, RAYMOND Ray academic college German Club; Hi-Lites Staff WILHELM, SUZANNE Sandy business legal secretary National Honor Society; Future Business Leaders vice-president; S e n i or Secretary; Junior and Senior Play; Munhisko Staff; Junior Achievement; Hall Patrol; Junior Choir WASIK, NANCY business IBM school Woodlawn-Teens; Dramatic Club; Choir WILSON, WOODROW Woody academic college Senior Play; Swimming Team; Dramatic Club; Homeroom Representative; Latin Club WEBER, JEANNE Jean academic switchboard operator Choir WINE, WILLIAM Shrub academic dentist Spanish Club; Hall Patrol 72 WITT, ELIZABETH ZAMBA, MICHAEL Mike general Betsy beautician Sweet Sioux; Woodlawn-Teens; Annual Staff YESKO, MARY LOU academic college Annual associate editor; Latin Club; French Club; Dramatic Club; Future Teachers; Woodlawn-Teens; Homeroom Representative YUNA, ROBERT business Huck college Projection Crew; Stamp Salesman academic Spanish Club college ZAMBRON, CAROL business Slick office worker Head Color Guard; Senior Secretary; Stamp Salesman ZAREMBA, JOSEPH Zombie general undecided Geography Club vice president ZNAVOR, DAVID academic Spanish Club; Homeroom Representative junioR class opficcRS VICE-PRESIDENT Jerry Goga PRESIDENT Joseph Lacey SECRETARY-TREASURER Carole Thomas R. Anderson, S. Anderson, M. Antonoff, G. Bacho, P. Baldwin, J. Balint, J. Balistere, R. Banchansky R. Barnes, G. Bournes, R. Berger, R. Berreft, R. Beasock, G. Beserock, N. Bethune, M. Billy R. Blasko, B. Boldizar, K. Boot, F. Booth, M. Bowser, M. Boyle, R. Brevak, K. Brickner C. Broadright, T. Bugel, C. Busby, R. Butler, W. Cameron, M. Cauley, J. Chamberlin, R. Cherry L. Chesmer, L. Christopher, D. Churley, D. Churley, M. Cloonan, K. Close, R. Cooper, T. Cox C. Craddock, H. Crawford, J. Cush, D. Darsie, H. Dean, D. DeBlasio, D. DelleDonne, J. DeVaney G. Diener, R. Dixon, M. Drozd, D. Duda, A. Dudas, P. Dudas, E. Ednie, B. Esken J. Estok, J. Fawcett, J. Forrester, N. Francis, K. Frena, J. Fricker, M. Fullen, D. Funa N. Funk, S. Garrity, J. Gates, C. Gavlak, J. Gaydzik, M. Gehrig, J. Gillard, F. Glogowski G. Goga, D. Grannis, P. Green, W. Grib, G. Grimes, C. Had, R. Halliday, L. Hampson 75 v 8 R. Hanchulak, H. Havrilla, S. Herock, C. Hilliard, C. Hlasnick, D. Hoblack, S. Holincsak, M. Hornak W. Horner, G. House, S. Howden, C. Hvozdovich, A. Jakim, R. Jakim, M. L. Janosko, J. Jenkins R. Jester, A. Kameshka, T. Kasel, R. Katanick, R. Katis, D. Kato, J. Kemmerer, M. Kinavey M. King, N. Kohut, D. Kornish, M. Kosko, M. Kovach, J. Koval, G. Kubancsek, M. J. Kudis J. Kuenzig, J. P. Lacey, J. Lacey, J. Lacy, V. Lazur, A. Lengyel, B. Lengyel, R. Lengyel D. Lewis, B. Loper, P. Losz, J. Lusnak, R. Lutka, P. Magnuson, M. Marcone, K. Martin M. Martin, P. Martin, R. Matta, D. Mattes, G. Matthews, R. McCarter, J. Mease, R. Meszar C. Miller, H. Miller, P. Mioski, M. Misko, M. Mitrik, M. Monkelis, R. Moyer, R. Mulligan A. Murdoch, R. Murray, J. Nadzam, J. Natcher, C. Newransky, W. Noel, G. Noroski, M. Novack S. Novosel, A. Novotnak, G. Nowe, P. O'Brien, M. O'Malley, W. Ondo, R. Onofrey, E. Opsitos 76 E. Oross, E. Orosz, C. Ovuka, S. Owens, S. Paal, E. Patrick, A. Perhach, J. Petrisko P. Phillips, E. Pieffer, J. Pigott, T. Pitchford, A. Poland, J. Pope, K. Potter, C. Price J. Puhatch, G. Pupik, R. Pushcar, M. B. Puskar, K. Randolph, M. Rearick, C. Redpath, S. Redshaw L. Reilly, R. Resetar, M. Ripper, R. Runco, C. Rusnak, W. Russell, L. Sabo, L. Savolskis J. Schamus, R. Sega, D. Shupik, R. Slava, M. Slater, B. Small, D. Smecker, D. Smith R. Smith, C. Snyder, N. Stabile, J. Stanley, T. Sterling, N. Stevens, C. Stiver, J. Stonick C. Strang, R. Stupor, K. Sullivan, D. Szuba, C. Thomas, R. Thomas, A. Thomka, T. Tichon C. Tomkiewicz, R. Toth, D. Turkes, L. Turkes, D. Turocy, C. Tutko, S. Uzonyi, R. Valosik V. Vayda, P. Vilcinskas H. Vinay, S. Vinay, J. Vojtek, E. Vrabel, B. Waddell, J. Wallace R. Weber, J. Weinhold, J. Wells, F. Wesley, T. White, D. Wieczenski, J. Wiesen, P. Wilding 77 sophomoRe class M. Adams, M. Andrews, N. Andrews, S. Angelone, A. Ardinger, R. Armour, J. Armstrong, A. Ascencio D. Babbie, C. Bade, E. Badin, M. Baka, B. Barabas, K. Barry T. Behun, D. Bendall M. Berkley, S. Bires, E. Bobick, W. Bouton, L. Brethold, T. Brogan, B. Brown, M. Brugos R. Bugel, L. Bukauskas, M. Bullion, E. Burechson, K. Bytheway, L. Caddy, C. Caldwell, D. Capp T. Capp, N. Carney E. Carr, L. Casey W. Cassidy, D. Catlos, R. Cherep, B. Chontos 78 W. Columbus, K. Cook, R. Cornetta, W. Cox, L. Coyne, D. Cuttler, B. Dain, B. Daniels B. Diebold, J. Diener, S. Dodge, M. Doenges, J. Duch, J. Dudas, R. Dunn, N. Ednie J. Ehnot, B. Esken, J. Estok, M. Fedor, D. Ford, J. Gibson, M. Gross, M. Halko M. Halliday, R. Harkovich, E. Heatherington, R. Hickey, T. Hilliard, K. Hoffman, K. Hooper, J. Horgan R. Horvath, W. Hough, M. Hritz, H. Inglis, J. Jenkins, M. John, M. Joyce, J. Kane I. Kasper, J. Katus, D. Kaufman, J. Keener, T. Keener, J. Kelley, K. Kelley, L. Kelley J. Kelmeckis, M. Kinavey, N. King, C. Knapp, J. Knapp, D. Knight, N. Kolesar, B. Kostelnik W. Kruszka, G. Kuban, D. Kubancek, P. Kushner, R. Lacey, J. Lacko, G. Laughlin, A. Lawson A. Lee, W. LeLake, E. Leland, J. Leonardo, E. Leskanic, C. Lewis, D. Lindberg, G. Lloyd G. Lord, T. Lucas, G. Lyle, D. Majernik, R. Maramba, S. Marks, A. Martin, T. Martin 79 a r p V jf ■ QiL a a A a a % n a a a HI p 12 o n -sw r x § ■ r J ’ — rv • . :v . a '3 - -J i ‘ . t � i' f if G. Masley, S. Matik, J. Matthews, W. Mattis, J. Matus, C. McCarthy, M. McFadden, G. McGill C. Meszar, K. Meszar, J. Mikita, M. Miller, E. Monkelis, P. Monyok, T. Morgan, T. Morrison R. Morsek, M. Morvay, R. Mowry, C. Myers, R. Newman, M. Noel, C. O'Hare, J. Onofrey K. Ovsak, M. Palmer S. Paterline, T. Patrick, E. Phillips, B. Phillips, C. Porac, S. Porac K. Rader, L. Roger, J. Rainwater, R. Renton, M. Ribovich, H. Ridgway, R. Riley, D. Rosgone C. Rowe, K. Ruddy, S. Ruddy, W. Rushe, C. Sabo, B. Santiago, R. Saracco, S. Schavone D. Schultz, G. Schweinberg, C. Shannon, J. Shellnick, R. Shimko, J. Skyrmes, S. Skyrmes, J. Smith, T. Spirnak, R. Stanchak, D. Stanicar, T. Stwartz, N. Sundin, R. Szczepankowski, A. Tarasevich, P. Thomas T. Timko, L. Trachtenberg, G. Vogan, G. Volinski, D. Vrabel, P. Vrabel, M. Wagner, W. Wall K. Wargo, T. Wilkinson, R. Williams, J. Wintersteen, D. Wydo, D. Yanyo, D. Yawkey, J. Yearger 80 B. Zahradnik, E. Zamba, D. Zenchak, W. Zubkus CAMERA SHY R. Hassel C. Nelson W. Patula R. Walker sophomoRe class officeRs WOODLAWN CLASS OFFICERS SITTING: DIANE BENDALL, treasurer; NANCY EDNIE, secretary. STANDING: CARROLL McCARTHY, president; JAMES LEONARDO, vice-president. HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: KAREN COOK, secretary; THOMAS PATRICK, president; ROBERT MORSEK, vice-president. 81 C. Aber, M. Ader, H. Andreski, N. Antonoff, D. Arrington, D. Bade, J. Baiint, V. Barnosky D. Bayuzick, N. Bell, D. Bellowicz, J. Beserock, N. Bishop, S. Black, L. Blackie, C. Blasko M. Blasko, F. Bogus, T. Bolter, R. Bonner, R. Brewer, C. Brown, K. Brown, P. Brown P. Brown, J. Brugos, W. Bryan, B. Bryce, B. Burzawa, G. Butko, R. Butko, C. Caito J. Caldwell, A. Capp, R. Carpe, L. Casey, D. Cassells, G. Cavicchia, H. Cerra, E. Chismar N. Cloherty, M. Cloonan, C. Collins, A. Connelly, R. Conners, P. Cook, P. Cook, J. Cotter C. Crawford, L. Crawford, D. Crone, T. Cronin, J. Cush, C. Daniels, K. Davis, S. Davis T. Davis, W. Davis, L. DeLandro, E. Delbridge, D. Demko, J. Derry, A. DiRocco, G. Dyer G. Dzamko, W. Dzikowski, J. Dzvonik, S. Erskine, S. Evans, R. Fawcett, T. Fedigan, G. Fecik B. Fedor, P. Fedor, K. Felker, B. Ferchak, J. Filipowski, B. Florian, N. Floyd, M. Foley Z3 Jm 1 r f c v � ■■ Ji 82 R. Fonzi, D. Franks, C. Fullard, P. Funa, C. Garrity, G. Gasowski, S. Gemeinhart, J. Geragi L. Getsy, R. Gibb, C. Gilgovan, W. Goldberg, R. Gonder, R. Graff, J. Grobelski, D. Groves H. Grzejka, F. Guist, D. Hale, A. Hartline, D. Hatala, J. Hayden, M. Hegedus, V. Hencz C. Hiedovitz, L. Hinkle, L. Hinzel, L. Hinzel, R. Hoblack, M. Hoffman, M. Hoffman, R. Hooper M. Horvat, P. Horvath, J. Hovanec, D. Jacobs, M. Jacobson, D. John, K. Jones, G. Jusstrom D. Kane, G. Karch, L. Keeler, K. Kelly, E. Kinavey, M. Kineavy, L. Korhnak, C. Kosko T. Koza, K. Kracun, P. Kriscusas, K. Kubancsek, C. Kuenzig, R. Lacey, D. Lang, D. Laughlin A. Lee, E. LeLake, E. Lengyel, J. Lenkner, J. Lenze, S. Lewis, W. Litz, M. Long C. Macko, J. Macso, C. Mansfield, J. Marcinko, W. Marks, J. Markowitz, M. Martin, M. Martin M. Martin, P. Martin, J. Matey, C. Matukonis, C. McDonald, M. McGrath, J. McKay, D. McKinney R. McKinney, E. McNeilis, D. Meleshenko, P. Metz, M. Miller, R. Miller, G. Mock, M. Moody C. Mooney, S. Mooney, R. Morgan, D. Morley, R. Moxin, D. Mzazik, A. Muir, N. Nelson D. Nodd, P. Noroski, B. Novak, D. Nuss, D. O'Leary, K. Oleksa, F. Ondo, K. Orie J. Orosz, R. O'Shea, G. Pace, T. Packy, J. Parlak, J. Parlak, J. Pastirik, D. Pelger A. Perhac, D. Perhach, G. Perko, N. Peters. N. Petrosky, S. Petticord, P. Phillips, D. Pinkerton R. Piotrowski, J. Poch, J. Podomik, R. Pokyrawka, S. Porter, L. Potter, B. Price, R. Price G. Proudfoot, K. Puhatch, D. Qualters, W. Radi, D. Roger, C. Rakowski, J. Redic, C. Redpath R. Reedy, L. Reichenbach, D. Rottman, D. Russell, J. Sabol, R. Saus, P. Schavone, R. Schraeder B. Schultz, R. Seech, K. Shields, K. Shields, S. Shimko, R. Shulkosky, E. Smith, E. Sojack E. Stitt, J. Stroup, O. M. Sutch, L. Szalkiewicz, S. Tester, E. Thir, D. Thompson, G. Tichon 84 J. Tichon, M. Tierney J. ToboZ R. ToboZ U. Tomchik, M. Tomko, E. Troha, D. Unites B. Uzonyi M. E. Vano, E. Vereb J. Vojtko C. Wagner, G. Waiick, M. Wardlaw, W. Wasosky E. Weathers, T. Weber, J. Weis, R. Weis, R. Welsch, D. Werling, M. White, R. Wiebelt T. Wilson, R. Zak G. Grib R. Mrazik A. Prior CAMERA SHY S. Santiago R. Schwartz D. Stahl pReshman class OpflCCRS SITTING: PAULETTE FUNA, secretary. STANDING: GARY GASOWSKI, treasurer; JOHN HAYDEN, president; DENNIS O'LEARY, vice-president. 85 sponsoReP chRistmas PecoRAtinq. Row h B. Evans, P. Gerhold, G. Garrity, M. L. Janosko, P. Baldwin, N. Caldwell, S. Schwer, M. Novak, L. Reiley, C. Brewer. Row 2: U. Tomchek, D. Demko, G. Masley, J. Murray, J. Pope, M. J. Conley, B. Small, D. Pope, C. Wolfe. Row 3: R. Toth, S. Masley, W. Antol, R. Matuza, J. Kazan, W. King, G. Grimes, R. Moyer. Missing from picture: D. Mihaly. MUNHALL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL Down comes the gavel and the Munhall Student Council is in session. Proposals for the general welfare of the school are weighed and measured, amended, passed or rejected in a democratic give and take. The council's success this year can best be determined by the many projects it sponsored. Ushers for Open House, decorating the halls for Christmas and awarding a prize for the best decorated home-room door, purchasing an aluminum tree, sponsoring the Coronation Ball, and holding after game dances were just a few of its many activities. Our thanks go to Mr. McCarthy, sponsor; Bill King, president; Bob Toth, vice president; Georgeiana Garrity, secretary; and Phyllis Baldwin, treasurer; those who formed the spearhead of this most active student organization. 89 voice of the students WOODLAWN STUDENT COUNCIL — sponsor, Mr. Cross To further the general welfare of the school, to encourage good citizenship, and to stimulate a spirit of co-operation among the students are the aims of the Woodlawn Student Council. This year the Council sponsored several dances, elected a hall patrol squad, and acquainted the sixth grade pupils with Woodlawn by taking them on a tour of the school. The officers of the Woodlawn Student Council are Tom Wilkinson, president; Cheryl Aber, vice president; and Betty Thomas, secretary-treasurer. KNEELING: J. Ednie, C. Ayre, V. Barnosky, G. Matthews. ROW 1: L. Corbin, D. Pingor, P. Thomas, C. Kuenzig, C. Daniels. ROW 2: M. Noel, C. Aber, L. Hardington, T. Wilson. ROW 3: R. Wiebelt, J. Vance, R. Lacey, M. Jacobson. ROW 4: J. Leonardo, C. McCarthy, G. Lyle, T. Wilkinson. executive committees SENIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ROW 1: B. Evans, G. Garrity, P. Gerhold, D. Pope, M. J. Conley, N. Caldwell, S. Schwer, M. Novak, G. Kuzma, S. Beamer. ROW 2: R. Murray, J. Murray, R. Matuza, J. Kazan, D. Jones, G. Thomas, A. Demko. ROW 3: S. Masley, W. Antol, W. King, C. Halligan, T. Ratkus, G. Grega. Missing from picture: D. Mihaly. JUNIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Row 1: C. Thomas, P. Baldwin, M. L. Janosko, B. Small, L. Reiley. Row 2: R. Moyer, R. Toth, J. Pope, J. Lacey, J. Goga. 91 the annual. ANNUAL—sponsors, Mr. Brugh and Mr. Shannon The ANNUAL is the mirror which reflects the spirit and the activities of the school year. We, the Staff, hope that in this yearbook we have a true reflection; a reflection that will enable our graduates to revive the thoughts of many happy, exciting, and some more serious events and to relive these days in their memories as the years sweep down upon them. LITERARY STAFF ROW 1: D. Humanik, R. Matuza, A. Lippay, B. Evans. ROW 2: M. Howcroft, E. Tichon, R. Stone, B. Niemetz. BUSINESS EDITORS SITTING: JOYCE PIGOTT, business manager. STANDING: SYLVIA MIKULA, treasurer; DONNA STOPHEL, co-typing editor; GEORGEIANA GARRITY, secretary; DEE DYER, subscriptions manager; HELEN TESTER, co-typing editor; PATRICIA GERHOLD, advertising manager. a tRGASURy of qoLden memoRies ANNUAL EDITORS SITTING: PAT CLAIR, activities editor; MARGIE PETERMAN, student editor; LINDA JACOBSON, editor-in-chief; MARY LOU YESKO, assistant editor; EMMY GASOWSKI, art editor. STANDING: BOB JENKINS( photograph editor; RAY MATUZA, sports editor; ANDREW LIPPAY, literary editor. ANNUAL LAYOUT STAFF SITTING: S. Smoley, P. Baldwin, E. Gasowski, D. Koto, D. Gudukas, G. Grega. STANDING: M. Grega, L. Jacobson, M. L. Yesko. NOT PICTURED: C. Thomas, L. Savolskis, T. Sterling. 93 Annual staff ANNUAL TYPISTS ROW 1: G. Garrity, J. Arendas, D. Pope, S. Hixson. ROW 2: S. Garrity, H. Tester, J. Francis. ROW 3: B. Dell, K. Frena, D. Stophel, M. Molzer. ROW 4: M. Kiscinko, K. Cavanaugh, S. Buchsar, E. Gavalak. ANNUAL AD SALESMAN ROW 1: 1: P. Gerhold, M. Kubancek, E. Witt, N. Caldwell. ROW 2: G. Kuzma, M. Dunn, E. Hreha, M. Howcroft. ROW 3: B. Wilcox, M. Barry, L. Nowe, D. Dyer. ROW 4: M. A. Lesko, G. Powell, S. Mikula, F. Dindak. ROW 5: D. Mihaly, R. Toth, W. Glenn. ROW 6: W. Howley, R. Moyer. ROW 7: G. Grimes, J. Marsh, E. Kozoil. ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS ROW 1: M. L. Janosko, S. Holinsack, S. Hixson, D. Dyer, J. Pigott, C. Had, M. Kubancek, L. Jacobson. ROW 2: G. Kuzma, M. Sterling, L. Nowe, J. Patterson, P. Lako, E. Witt. ROW 3: A. Balint, W. Craig, P. Fullen, N. Caldwell, F. Katus, D. Pope. ROW 4: M. Barry, D. Kato, B. Vereb, N. Kelley, M. Rago. ROW 5: R. Moyer, B. Wilcox, F. Dindak, E. Hreha. 94 ROW 1: P. Cook, T. Kozo, R. Gibb, R. Lynch, N. Redshaw, S. Weinhold, S. Geizer, L. Olson, E. Olson, E. Stoby, L. Keeler. ROW 2: C. Porac, N. Ednie, M. Noel, M. Gross, R. Lacey, D. Bendall, C. Bade, K. Bytheway, C. Myers, W. LeLake, T. Stawartz, T. Wilkinson, G. Gasowski. ROW 3: B. Uzonyi, M. Veccio, L. Early, E. Carr, S. Paterline, J. Jenkins, M. Wagner, S. Palyok, B. Zivic, D. Pingor, J. Boris, T .Thompson, V. Brosey, S. Hall, M. Ader. ROW 4: Mrs. Train-or, sponsor, C. Wagner, M. Jacobson, M. J. Brugos, O. M. Sutch, K. Meszar, B. Esken, C. Meszar, D. Kubancek, J. Knapp, C. Jacobson, S. Wilkinson, J. Fricker, J. Williams, C. Knapp, Mr. Jones, sponsor. ROW 5: S. Schavone, J. Sabol, D. Russel, M. Miller, K. Cloonan, E. Phillips, S. Seech, J. Skyrmes, M. K. Long, S. Davis, D. Kane, M. Hoos, E. LeLake. ROW 6: J. Ednie, D. Arrington, E. Weathers, D. Bade, T. Barnes, D. Cutler, G. Lloyd, R. Carpe, J. Markowitz. ROW 7: M. Horvath, S. Ruddy, K. Ruddy, J. Pushcar, L. Corbin, P. Fuma, G. Cavicchia, C. Daniels, E. Wilburn, D. Daniels. hi Lites SITTING: G. Gasowski, co-art editor; D. Bade, co-editor in-chief; D. Bendall, co-editor in-chief; M. Gross, feature editor. STANDING: W. Lelake, sports editor; T. Wilkinson, news editor, K. Bytheway, homeroom editor, N. Ednie, literary editor; C. Porac, co-art editor. 95 tmny hands make FEATURE STAFF Row 1: C. Had, M. L. Janosko, D. Pope, B. Evans, S. Makin. Row 2: S. Holin-sack, W. Craig, M. Dunn, B. Niemetz, J. Baker. Row 3: C. Miller, L. Turkes, D. Turkes, M. Barry, S. Link, J. Martin. Row 4: M. A. Marcone, E. Burcheson, D. Wydo, M. Miller, S. Mikula. MUNHISKO SALESMEN Row h B. Dell, C. Had, C. Price, G. Kuzma. Row 2: K. Cavanaugh, M. Barr D. Kato, S. Herock. Row 3: C. Kociban, S. Schwer, G. Powell. Row 4: A Cooper, S. Paal, M. J. Conley, M. L. Janosko, M. A. Marcone. 96 Light EDITORS ROW 1: SUZANNE PAAL, feature editor; GLORIA POWELL, co-editor; MARY JANE CONLEY, co-editor; SUE SCHWER, typing editor. ROW 2: PEGGY BARRY, business manager; SIS KOCIBAN, exchange editor; MADDY COOPER, art editor. ROW 3: JOYCE BAKER, make-up editor; RUTH SMELSCER, news editor. Not pictured: RAY RUTTER, sports editor. MUNHISKO—sponsor, Mr. Hess Just as no modern society can exist without a newspaper, so our school would not be complete without the Munhisko. Published twelve times a year, it presents current news, future socials, club and athletic events, and adds flavor to its columns with human interest stories, bits of humor, and events of interest from other schools. MUNHISKO TYPISTS Row 7: G. Kuzma, M. Sterling, J. Kersul. Row 2: J. Arendas, S. Wilhelm, S. Havrilla. Row 3: P. Fullen, J. Mazur, M. Rago. Row 4: M. A. Lesko, B. Nis-kac, D. DelDonne. Row 5: M. Cummings, R. Biagiarelli. HIGH SCHOOL HALL PATROL ORdGR fRom emeRqed chaos! Row 1: J. Pigott, H. Tester, S. Smoley, D. Dyer, D. Seibel, C. Kociban. Row 2: B. Godek, A. Demko, G. Powell, M. A. Smith, P. Clair, M. Novak, L. Nowe. Row 3: S. Mikula, R. A. Smelscer, L. Jacobson, B. Evans, B. Cerra, N. Caldwell. Row 4: B. Niemetz, S. Wilhelm, D. Dunn, F. Katus, M. Barry, B. Dell, M. Cummings, S. Bucksar. Row 5: B. Niskach, J. Szostek, M. Cooper, L. Koza, M. Rago, S. Link, D. Monk. WOOLAWN HALL PATROL Row 1: J. Jenkins, E. Carr, P. Thomas, P. Wagner, D. Cuttler, J. Leonardo, S. Bires, C. Porac, D. Bendall, E. Phillips. Row 2: R. Lacey, K. Bytheway, J. Skyrmes, C. Knapp, M. Gross, C. Myers, K. Ruddy, M. Noel, C. Bade, N. Ednie, D. Katlos. Row 3: D. Stanicar, D. Rosgone, C. McCarthy, R. Riley, C. Shannon, G. Lloyd, W. Lelake, T. Vogan, T. Wilkinson. 98 homepoom RepResentatives HIGH SCHOOL ROW 1. G. Kuzma, A. Demko, S. Beamer, B. Boitzar, R. Danko. ROW 2: R. Conners, G. Mosley, M. Novak, G. Thomas. ROW 3: Toth, R. Armour, G. Goga, G. Grega. ROW 4: J. Pope, T. Ratkus, J. Lacey. ROW 5: R. Murray, D. Jones, R. Resetar. WOODLAWN ROW 1: R. Lacey, P. Thomas, J. Vance, P. Funa, L. Hardington, M. McGrath, D. Bendall. ROW 2; L McCollum, J. Nuss, R. DiSilvestro, G. Davidson, O. Scandral, J. Sabol, J. Balias, N. Bell. 99 stamp saLesmen Row 1: C. Rakowski, D. Kane, S. Davis, C. Myers, B. Price, M. Halko. Row 2: S. Palyok, P. Frena, D. Wargo, M. A. Sabo, R. Shimko, M. Hoos, L. Corbin, G. Gerhold, E. Carr. canteen woRkeps C. Kuenzig, M. Jacobson, K. Hoffman, J. Matthews, B. Daniels, D. Frena, E. Thir, B. Price, G. Lloyd, P. Martin. miLk salesmen 100 L. Jacobson is buying milk from D. Walters and A. Straka. Library cLubs high SCHOOL M. Kiscinko, J. Keener, L. Koza, Miss Howat, P. Hood K. Cavanaugh, D. Humanik. WOODLAWN Row J: P. Vrabel, M. Halko, J. Jenkins, S. Angelone, K. Barry, P. Thomas, M. J. Brugos, E. Carr. Row 2: D. Babbie, D. Zenchak, B. Esken, K. Bytheway, D. Kubancek, D. Ben-dall, P. Bullion, C. Bade, C. Lewis, B. Brown, S. Shavone. n. h. s - chARacteR, scholARShip, LeaPeRShip, seRvice ROW 1:S. Wilhelm, B. Evans, G. Garrity, Miss Howat, sponsor. ROW 2: T. Busch; W. Glenn, J. Baker, W. King, C. Harman. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY—sponsor. Miss Howat One of the highest honors bestowed upon members of the Junior and Senior Classes is the opportunity of being elected to membership in the National Honor Society. Election to this group gives recognition to the student who is a well-rounded citizen of our school community. Not only must the member be high in his scholastic standing, but also he must participate in at least two school activities. Membership in this organization is based upon these four cardinal principles: CHARACTER, SCHOLARSHIP, LEADERSHIP, and SERVICE, and candidates are voted upon by faculty members teaching in these two grades. National Honor Society membership is a worthy goal for all students. n. a. h. s. pARticipAteP in ari exhiBit Left to right: P. Baldwin, vice-president; E. Gasowski, president; M. Joyce, secretary-treasurer. NATIONAL ART HONOR SOCIETY—sponsor, Mr. Brugh The National Art Honor Society of Mun-hall High School is an organization in which students strive to cultivate a deeper appreciation of beauty. It is the responsibility of the members to take as their motto, Nobility of character, sincerity of purpose, and love of truth. Each year the students of the Society are given the opportunity of entering and viewing the Scholastic Art Exhibit at Kaufmann's. In addition, they participate in the International Student Art Exchange whereby members exchange paintings with students abroad. ROW 1: N. Kelly, M. Cooper, P. Baldwin, E. Gasowski, M. Joyce, A. Crawford, M. Martorelli, E. Roger. ROW 2: M. McDermott, D. Kato, P. Berry, S. Smoley, J. Patterson, M. Marvay, L. Murray, R. Smelscer, D. Monk, P. Vilcinkas. ROW 3: P. Monyok, E. Monkelis, J. Mikita, J. Winterstein, W. Antol, B. Allen, R. Bayuzick, J. Cooper. SITTING: M. Gross; W. LeLake; N. Edie; P. Cook; R. Wiebelt. STANDING: C. Porac; M. J. Brugos; D. Bade; T. Wilkinson; G. Gasowski; D. Bayusick; C. Wagner; M. Ader. juniOR classical Lcaquc JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE—sponsor, Mrs. Wampler Latin was used in quizzes, skits, songs, and the newspaper. Vox Woodlawnesis, by the Junior Classical League of Woodlawn this year. The purpose was to create a greater interest in the classics and an understanding of their contributions to our culture. As a local chapter of the Junior Classical League of the United States, they participated in the Latin Festival at the Buhl Planetrium, and the state convention held at Montour Joint High School, McKees Rocks, Pennsylvania. ROW 1: $. Paterline, J. Beserock, C. Wagner, T. Wilkinson, N. Ednie, W. LeLake, M. Wagner, C. Porac, M. J. Brugos, P. Cook, C. O'Hara. ROW 2: Mrs. Wampler, sponsor, L. Blackie, M. Miller, O. M. Sutch, M. K. Long, K. Barry, M. Jacobson, M. Ader, R. Welsh, M. Noel, C. Bade, C. Myers, K. Hoffman. ROW 3: K. Ruddy, R. Petrosky, J. Vojko, D. Pelger, G. Lloyd, T. Stawartz, J. Mathews, 104 M. Gross, D. Stanicar, S. Porter, W. Cassidy. cLub de espanoL El Club De Espanol—sponsor. Miss Usmiani Various programs and plays were presented by the Spanish Club to give the students a better command of the Spanish language than might be attained in the formal classes. Senior students of the Spanish classes were the members of the club. SITTING: T. Phillips, vice president; J. Baker, president; R. Jenkins, secretary-treasurer. STANDING: V. Muir, G. Powell, W. Glenn. Row 1: R. A. Smelscer, G. Powell, A. Demko, R. Jenkins, T. Phillips, J. Baker, P. Gerhold, R. Stone, J. Bryan. Row 2: R. Murdock, F. Hanchak, J. Roe, L. Cherry, J. Martin, S. Link, W. Craig, D. Humanik, J. Pigott, E. Tichon, E. Hreha, E. Bitto, B. Tirpak, D. Gudukas, M. Howcroft, S. Mikula. Row 3: A. Jones, W. Wine, M. Zamba, R. Devey, G. Robertson, D. Sullivan, W. Glenn, M. Ves-lany, G. Olson, J. Vinay. 105 ceRde fRancAis LE CERCLE FRANCAIS—sponsor, Mr. Meredith Creating a greater interest in French cutlure and conversational French is the purpose of this club. Le Cercle Francois published a newspaper written entirely in French. A Halloween party and a Christmas program were among its other activities. Row 1: D. Darsie, M. King, J. Murray, R. Banchansky, B. Evans, S. Owens, Mr. Meredith, sponsor. Row 2: R. M. Brevack, T. Cox, M. Pushcar, E. Ednie, B. Cerra, M. Cooper, J. De Vaney, S. Holin-sack, S. Paal, C. Snyder, R. A. Fleming. Row 3: V. Lazur, J. Wells, R. Pushcar, S. Davis, M. Gehring, M. Peterman, C. Harman, D. Monk. Row 4: R. Conners, T. Castle, M. L. Yesko, M. Rear-ick, D. Demko, M. Kiscinko, K. Stroup. Row 5: G. Barnes, T. Gates, R. Moyer, C. Hlasnick. Row 6: D. Weber, G. Grimes, J. Vojtek; R. Murray. 106 SITTING: D. Darsie, secretary; M. King, treasurer. STANDING: D. Bower, D. Monk; J. Murray, president; R. Ranchansky, vice president. Row 1: P. Clair, D. Lewis, C. Tutko, R. McCarter, D. Mattes, K. Bly, D. Turkes, L. Turkes, C. Miller, J. Bergert. Row 2: J. Kazan, W. Noell, R. Murray, W. Knoll, J. Nadzam, K. Martin, T. Ackerman, R. Kadis, R. Herbert, R. Wargo, P. Magnuson, J. Felker, Mr. Schmacher, sponsor. Row 3: D. Walters, W. Howley, J. Perhach, R. Matuzo, R. Brown, T. Blazer, R. Belyan, A. Lippay, W. King, K. Berry. 6eutsche vepein Der Deutche Verein — sponsor, Mr. Schmacher During the year a Christmas program was held by the German Club. Plays were also performed and other activities were engaged in by members of the club in order to gain a greater understanding of German culture. B. McCarter, treasurer; K. Bly, president; L. Turkes, secretary; D. Mattes, vice president. 107 p. b. L. a. woRkeC) Por “heaRt pund SENIOR FBLA Row 1: J. Funk, F. Katus, M. Cummings, B. Dell, M. A. Lesko, B. Niskach, S. Wilhelm, J. Mazur, M. L Barry, L. Koza. Row 2: J. Arendas, M. Kiscinko, M. Veret, M. Dunn, B. Niemety, P. Dudas, C. Fuga, M. Barry, B. Makin, M. Rago, Mr. Brand, sponsor. Row 3: D. Ondo, D. Stophel, J. Lawry, F. Hanchak, B. Godek, M. Cummins, B. Tirpak, A. Balint, N. Caldwell, T. Guist, S. Horvath. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Training in the responsibilities for leadership is the chief aim of the Future Business Leaders of America, sponsored by Mr. Leslie Brand. Members devoted much of their time during school vacations to raising money for the Cancer Society and Heart Fund. Selling football programs, pennants, candy, and sweatshirts were among the projects used to finance the annual banquet of the Future Business Leaders and their attendance of conventions. JUNIOR FBLA Row 1: G. Beserock, D. Turocy, T. Sterling, C. Price, M. L. Janosko, T. Tichon, P. Baldwin, K. Frena. Row 2: G. Masley, T. Spirnak, C. Busby, N. Stevens, M. Palmer, L. Casey, B. A. Bobick, B. Kostelnik. Row 3: N. Sundin, T. Timko, M. E. Adams, P. Kushner, R. Maramba, C. Sabo, J. Dodge, J. Kelley, M. Kinavey. SITTING: M. L. Barry, corresponding secretary; B. Niskach, president; J. Mazur, secretary. STANDING: M. A. Lesko, reporter; B. Dell, treasurer; S. Wilhelm, vice president. f. t. a. oBsepveC) classes ROW 1: C. Had, L. Jacobson, S. Holinsac, S. Paal, S. Redshaw, E. Gasowski, P. Gerhold, J. Marsh, G. Powell. ROW 2: D. Darsie, J. Baker, Mrs. Seiler, sponsor; T. Phillips, M. Howcroft, G. Garrity, E. Kozoil, D. Weber, J. Jester, P. Fullen, S. Link, J. Patterson, J. Martin. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA— sponsor, Mrs. Seiler Composed of juniors and seniors, the Future Teachers of America observe the teaching methods of the Hunhall faculty and study various problems pertaining to education. Through these activities, the members become better acquainted with the profession of teaching and are also aided in making their decisions as to the courses to follow in college. D. Darsie, vice president; E. Gasowski, president; P. Gerhold, secretary. 109 w - teens pRepaReP PooP Baskets. SITTING: K. Bytheway, treasurer; M. Noel, secretary. STANDING: D. Wade, vice-president; B. Esken; K. Hoopen; N. Corney; S. Schavone; C. Porac, president; D. Cioppa. WOODLAWN TEENS—sponsor. Miss Detig Service to their school and community is the purpose of the Woodlawn Teens. Collecting dues from their members and raising money by sponsoring tea dances were the methods used to finance their projects. Baskets of food and $15 gift certificates for clothing were given to a few needy families during the Christmas season. ROW 1: K. Mezsar, D. Kubancek, S. Paterline, C. Mezsar, K. Bytheway, C. Porac, C. Bade, M. Noel, S. Ruddy, K. Hoffman, M. J. Brugos. ROW 2: Miss Detig, sponsor; S. Angelone, P. Bullion, M. McFadden, S. Bires, J. Jenkins, D. Babbie, P. Thomas, K. Barry, D. Bendall, C. Myers. ROW 3: E. Carr, C. Cioppa, B. Esken, S. Skyrmes, D. Catlos, K. Hooper, J. Skyrmes, M. Gross, N. Ednie, K. Ruddy. ROW 4: S. Shavone, C. Caldwell, J. Ehnot, C. Knapp, J. Kelmekus, R. Lacey, B. Daniels, J. Mathews, B. Brown. 110 youth sepved youth Row 1: L. Trachtenberg, J. Wintersteen, J. Lawry, R. Jenkins, W. King, R. Matuza, J. Murray, J. Marsh, R. Moyer, A. Kameshka, R. Armour. Row 2: R. Toth, D. Horgan, A. Lippay, D. Mattes, A. Poland C. Halligan, J. Wallace, C. Craddock, K. Bly, G. Grimes, Mr. Olsavicky, sponsor. Row 3: J. Koval, G. Chilli, D. Dudas, P. Magnuson, J. Kazan, W. Antol, R. Devey. KEY CLUB—sponsor, Mr. Olsavicky Youth Serves Youth is the keynote of all Key Clubs. Imagination, planning, and sweat went into their many projects. Grass was planted and a garage was painted on the new recreation area for the girls. A basketball game was sponsored between the KQV High Hoopers and members of the Munhall faculty. Christmas trees were decorated at the Homestead Hospital, a dance was held and $35 of the proceeds were donated to the March of Dimes. SITTING: J. Kazan, treasurer; R. Matuza, president; J. Marsh, vice president; T. Phillips, secretary. STANDING: J. Lawry, J. Murray, W. Antol. Ill qeoQRaphy cLub took fieLd tRip Row h M. Kubancek, G. Kuzma, P. Tomko, A. Jakim, Mr. Citron, sponsor. Row 2: L. Cherry, B. Pepka, S. Link, J. Rae. Row 3: P. Hood, R. Jankim, J. Funk, B. Vandall. Row 4: M. Mitrick, B. Lengyel, C. Fawcett, J. Zaremba. Row 5: R. Varley. GEOGRAPHY CLUB — sponsor, Mr. Citron Promoting a greater interest in geography and encouraging participation in the Western Pennsylvania Geography Show are the purposes of the Geography Club. Eight prizes were won by the members who submitted projects to the Geography Show this year. By selling fountain pens, toothbrushes, and the like, they financed a trip to some point of interest each year. Last year they made a trip to Washington, D. C. by air. Plans for this year's trip are still up in the air as we go to press. G. Kuzma, treasurer; M. Cummings, secretary; P. Hood, president; J. Zaremba, vice president. 112 ROW 1: D. Phillips; Abraham, S. Paal, J. DeVaney, N. Mahanna, E. Esken, A. Muir. ROW 2: B. Niemetz, P. Brosey, R. Conners, E. Hreha, M. Kinavey, T. Tichon. ROW 3: J. Mazur, S. Makin, J. Bergert, S. Link, M. A. Smith, J. Baker, W. Wilcox, S. Herock. ROW 4: Miss Johnston, sponsor; E. Kozoil, T. Phillips, J. Marsh, Miss Donaldson, sponsor; K. Woolheater. junioR Red cross packed gift Boxes. JUNIOR RED CROSS—sponsors, Mrs. Donaldson and Miss Johnston The Munhall Junior Red Cross Council is a chapter of the National Junior Red Cross which supplements the work of its senior organization, the Red Cross of the United States. At Halloween and Christmas time hundreds of tray favors were made and distributed to patients in the Veteran's and Children's Hospitals. Our local council also sent fifty Christmas boxes to needy children at home and abroad. J. Marsh, treasurer; J. Mazur, president; T. Phillips, vice president; S. Makin, secretary. Not shown: J. Baker, publicity chairman. 113 PROjection CRews HIGH SCHOOL ROW 1: J. Wintersteen, A. Straka, R. Blasco, A. Thomka. ROW 2: R. Hunsberger, M. O'Mally, T. Hilliard. ROW 3: D. Mattes, T. Robson, W. Wilson. ROW 4: P. Magnuson, R. Yuna, J. Ballister. ROW 1: E. Weathers, N. Christopher, C. O'Hara, C. Wagner, M. Wagner, W. Hess, T. Ragan. ROW 2: D. Jacobs, W. Cox, R. Renton, D. Cutler, W. LeLake, D. Vajda, C. Shannon. EIGHTH GRADE ROW 1: J. Adragna, D. Chalfant, A. Zivinsky, R. Palmer, J. Speech. ROW 2: R. Petrisko, L. Winterteen, W. Argyle, C. Casey, J. Kapp, Mrs. Swanson. ROW 3: M. Conners, R. Havrilla, P. Morgan, F. Strang. ROW 4: W. Olack, M. Bartek. 114 seniop secpetARies Row 1: L. Koza, M. Barry, J. Arendas, D. Seibel, S. Smoley, H. Tester, B. Niemetz, L. Murray, B. Dell. Row 2: B. Niskach, J. Szostek, D. Stophel, J. Mazur, M. Rago, M. Kiscinko, C. Zambron, M. A. Lesko, F. Dindak. Row 3: M. J. Conley, M. Cummings, F. Katus, S. Whilhelm, S. Schwer, N. Caldwell S. Bucksar chef’s cIub Kneeling: D. Phillips. Standing: M. Cloonan, M. Foley, W. Davis, R. Reedy, D. Hatula, G. Justrom. 115 stage quiL6 senioRS pResented “januARy Senior Play An old New England farmhouse, a writer's search for peace, and the insistence of an elderly couple that the house belonged to them constituted the theme of the three act comedy, January Thaw, presented on November 17 and 18. Only one string was attached to the deed when the Gages bought their Connecticut country home. When the Rockwoods, the original owners, had sold the property to a power company they had reserved the right to remain in the house as long as they lived. But they had been gone for more than six years and were believed dead. The Gages were scarcely settled in their new home, however, when the Rockwoods returned and demanded their rights. The clash between the new-fangled ideas of the Gages and the old-fashioned habits of the Rockwoods made for an evening of delightful entertainment. Each time we recall our senior year we will remember ' January Thaw. thaw.” PLAY CAST Frieda ............ Herbert Gage Sarah Gage ........ Paula Gage Barbara Gage Marge Gage ..... George Husted Jonathan Rockwood Mathilda Rockwood Mr. Loomis ........ Uncle Walter Matt Rockwood Carson ............. .......Joyce Baker Raymond Matuza Bronwyn Evans Shirley Smoley Christie Harman Margaret Peterman William King William Glenn .......Trilby Busch .......Alfred Jones Ronald Buday Woodrow Wilson Richard Herbert weRe you “june Comedy was again the mood when our class presented its junior play June Mad. Many problems arose when a fifteen-year-old girl changed from childhood to maturity, especially when the change occurred in June. These hilarious events high-lighted the plot in our play. In the future when we look back, we will always remember the frenzied pitch of June Mad. 118 PLAY CAST Penny Wood Chuck Harris Mrs. Wood Dr. Wood Effie Elmer Melly Lou Mervyn Roger Van Vleck Julie Mr. Harris Shirley Wentworth Ralph Wentworth Shirley Smoley Richard Herbert Margaret Peterman Raymond Matuza Patricia Gerhold Thomas Blazer Nancy Kelly William King Dennis Sullivan Geraldine Kuzma Richard Devey Patricia Clair James Miller qLoria poweLL CROwneP queen! Who will be the queen ? echoed through the halls for weeks before the Second Coronation Ball. Finally when Mr. Bendall opened the sealed envelope on November 23, I960, the secret was revealed. The young lady chosen by the senior class boys to reign over our class was Miss Gloria Powell. Attendants in Gloria's court were Miss Georgeiana Garrity, Miss Patricia Gerhold, Miss Nancy Kelley, Miss Jacqueline Kersul, Miss Geraldine Kuzma, and Miss Mildred Novak. 120 to town Remember how eagerly we awaited the biggest night of the year — Munhall's 1960 Prom, Dusk to Dawn. Held April 29th at the Gateway Plaza, our prom was truly an event to remember — a night filled with dining, dancing and top entertainment. Dr. Jenkins the hypnotist, Joey Sim's Orchestra, the Condors, and the Sky-liners made the hours fly between midnight and six o'clock. Remember too, the feeling as we returned home from the early breakfast, each of us knowing that the memories of Dusk to Dawn would remain forever. Choir This past year was a busy one for our choirs. Under the direction of Mr. Thomas Emmel the High School Mixed Choir, the Glee Club, and the Wood-lawn Choir presented many entertaining assemblies and evening programs. In December, a special Holiday show and cantata, sung by the Mixed Choir and Glee Club, highlighted our final assembly before the Christmas vacation. The Woodlawn Choir presented a similar program. To close the school year, the combined choirs of Mun-hall and Woodlawn gave their annual Spring Concert, featuring great song hits of the twentieth century composers. These programs, as well as the many other activities of our choirs, brought enjoyment through music to the students of Munhall. MIXED CHOIRS choiRs gave annuaL conceRts. 124 ROW 1: C. Myers, D. Bendall, E. LaLake, J. Matey, G. Proudfoot, K. Puhatch, WOODLAWN CHOIR M. Ader. ROW 2: D. John, G. Gilgoven, L. Keeler, M. King, S. Evans, C. Aber, S. Lewis, K. Jones, S. Davis. ROW 3: P. Martin, T. Wilson, D. Hale, S. Angelone, C. Raskowski, B Ferchak, W Cox, R. Seech, S. Tester, S. Shimko, D. Russell, D. Pelger. ROW 4: D. Crone, C. Mansfield, B. Novak, J. Poch, C. Lewis, G. Lyle, D. Thompson, J. Hayden, R. Harkovich, K. Barry, V. Hencz, S. Black, V. Barnosky. ROW 1: C. Had, P. Clair, A. Lengyel, M. Dunn, G. Garrity, M. Boyle, J. Szostek, S. Esseny, C. Newransky, M. A. Marcone, W. Dugan, C. Strang, V. Vayda. ROW 2: S. Paal, G. Hanning, B. Small, S. Kane, H. Fordice, M. Rago, E. Orosz, R. A. Runco, A. Stevens, M. A. Polinsky, R. Lehneke, G. Funk, J. Felker, R. Owston. ROW 3: R. Varley, D. Darsie, M. Gehrig, H. Randolph, E. Ednie, F. Katus, R. Murdock, J. Weber, L. Stevens, C. Fawcett, T. Koss, R. Weber, R. Valosik, J. Fawcett, H. Crawford, G. Bacho. ROW 4: W. Howley, A. Swabsky, P. Armstrong, W. Rowe, P. Hood, M. A. Smith, M. Fekety, S. Howden, M. Peterman, T. Busch, J. Pigott, C. Land, D. Mihaly, R. Murray, R. Buday. GLEE CLUB ROW 1: Mr. Emmel, director, R. Freeborough, G. Hanning, J. Rail, R. Ferchak, J. Shimko, D. Kornish, T. Morgan, R. Szczepankowski. ROW 2: A. Perhach, R. Blasko, J. Collins, P. Armstrong, A. Swabsky, E. Orosz, J. Stahl. ROW 3: D. Grannis, R. Varley, R. Orluk, J. Vojtek, J. Kovach, J. Tomchek, H. Randolph, R. Sega. ROW 4: W. Howley, J. Phillips, J. Zaremba, W. Bouton, J. Holden, T. Hardington, D. DeBlasio, R. Hooper, D. Jones. 125 stRike up the music! ROW 1: S. Tutko, M. Evans, O. M. Sutch, C. Rakowski, R. Lang, M. Jacobson, J. Macso, J. Drane, S. Garrity, S. Roberts. ROW 2: M. Gross, E. Carr, D. Yawkey, J. Lacko, B. Litz, J. Rae, M. Laudato, R. Parkinson, M. J. Brugos, N. Antonoff. ROW 3: C. Jacobson, K. Cloonan, C. Wolfe, F. Benson, P. Kubancek, L. Skyrmes, N. Blacka, R. Carpe, G. Davidson, K. Burechsin. ROW 4: J. Ednie, R. Hicks, D. Bower, J. Bishop, C. Ayre, R. Morgan, J. Fedor, C. Wagner. ROW 5: C. Shannon, J. Lusnak. Drum Major JUDSON LACKO ROW 1: J. Patterson, M. S. Lloyd, S. Anderson, D. Vayda, T. Schavone, C. Winn, H. Perko, M. Hooper, B. Cadmon, J. Morgan. ROW 2: M. Antonoff, E. Phillips, G. Gerhold, A. Hartline, P. Bnosey, R. Garrison, L. Badin, J. Boot, S. Uzonyi. ROW 3: D. Edmunds, T. Baytim, B. Cox, R. Palmer, J. Price, B. Uzonyi, B. Schwartz, R. Renton, G. Gasowski, S. Palyok. ROW 4: J. Fricker, N. Redshaw, R. Wiebelt, D. Stein, J. Hriczo, L. Cherry, T. Roger, R. Legg, P. Cook, P. Brown. ROW 5: R. Berger. MUNHALL BAND ASSOCIATION—Sponsor, Mr. Aiello Here comes the Band! Marching onto the football field with snap and precision, the band, in beautiful new maroon and white uniforms, led by the Majorettes, Color Guard, and Sweet Sioux, never failed to thrill the crowd. The Band and its several corps, under the direction of Mr. Aiello, comprise the Munhall Band Association, an association that worked hard both summer and winter to present top-notch entertainment and music on the football field and on the concert stage. 127 COlOR quar£ majoRettes Row 1: P. Vilcinskas, D. Shupik, S. Marks, M. Berkley. Row 2: M. Kinevay, P. Fullen, C. Zambron, E. Burechson, M. Slater. 128 Kneeling: T. Spirnak, F. Booth, E. Leskanic, M. Gehrig, L. Reilly, C. Rusnak. Standing: J. Devany, R. Mulligan, D. Pope, D. Dyer,, G. Powell, S. Link, J. Pigott, M. McLaugh lin, S. Havrilla. Row 1: G. Deiner, P. Lako. Row 2: C. Broadright, M. Ripper, C. Price, S. Smoley, J. McKay, P. Phillips, M. Shields, N. Kelly, J. Keener. Row 3: J. Kane, D. Lewis, J. Wells, B. Chontos, S. Tester, B. Esken, K. Hoffman, M. Misko, M. Palmer, M. Joyce. Row 4: S. Herock, M. King, S. Dodge, N. Kohut, D. Knight, S. Howden, M. Fedor, K. Cook, T. Timko, C. Sabo. SIOUX Head Sweet Sioux GRETCHEN DIENER, PAT LAKO successful scaso The 1960 Munhall Indians completed a successful season with 6 wins, 2 losses, and 1 tie. Faced with a tough schedule, the Indians' records should be looked upon with much respect. The past season may be most easily remembered as being divided into two sections. In their first five games the Indians held their opponents to a total of 7 points while amassing 127 points themselves. Needless to say Munhall won all five games handily. Then came the Baldwin game. Rated a two touchdown underdog, Baldwin played an inspired ballgame and held Munhall to a scoreless tie. From this game to the end of the season Munhall's record showed 1 win and 2 losses, which gave them their overall record of 6 wins, 2 losses, and 1 tie. This was also a team which had many standout performers. The backfield was spearheaded by line-busting Bob Kane. During the course of the season he rushed for more than 600 yards. Alongside Kane was the little scatback, Al Detillo. Although he was injured for almost one-third of the season, the mighty mite gained close to 400 yards. Calling signals and serving as a steadying influence, Denny Mihaly played fine ball as quarterback of the 1960 team. A stellar performer all season long for the Indians was Bill Howley, the rugged, pass-catching end. Anchoring the line were such stalwart players as Bob Brown, Don Ondo, Ted Ratkus, and Andy Straka. These were some of the boys who helped make the 1960 Indians a team to be reckoned with by all. The idea that Munhall had a strong team was verified when five boys were selected as All Western Conference standouts. On the first team were Bob Kane at fullback and Bill Howley at end. Bob Brown and Don Ondo were selected for guard and tackle on the second team and Ted Ratkus was given honorable mention at tackle. Besides these Bill Howley was chosen for the third team on the All W.P.I.A.L squad, and he was also given honorable mention for the All State Team. Munhall has always been known for their ability to field good football teams, and this past season was no exception. The names mentioned above were just a few of the boys who helped make this year of 1960 another successful football season for head coach Nick Kliskey and Munhall High School. 131 VARSIty pOOtBAll ROW 1: D. Funa, J. Duch, J. Estok, J. Leonardo, C. McCarthy, G. Pupik, W. Rushe, C. Nelson, R. Cherep, T. Patrick. ROW 2: B. Santiago, J. Koval, R. Owston, R. Brown, R. Jacobs, T. Ratkus, D. DeBlasio, W. Howley, D. Mihaly, R. Kane, D. Walters, J. Gillard. ROW 3: A. Straka, R. Stupar, J. Pope, J. Balistere, C. Craddock, G. Bournes, G. Lyle, D. Duda, R. Hanchulak, T. Pitchford, C. Strang. ROW 4: R. Blasko, C. Hvozdovich, J. Gates, T. Bugel, A. Detillo, W. Ondo, J. Perhach, R. Baron, A. Poland, D. Ondo, T. Lucas, R. Katanick. SCOREBOARD MUNHALL 13 NEW KENSINGTON 0 MUNHALL 27 CANON-McMILLAN 7 MUNHALL 33 TRINITY 0 MUNHALL 31 SOUTH HILLS 0 MUNHALL 19 NORWIN 0 MUNHALL 0 BALDWIN 0 MUNHALL 27 JEANETTE 0 MUNHALL 6 WASHINGTON 14 MUNHALL 0 MOUNT LEBANON 13 133 ROBERT KANE DENNIS MIHALY THEODORE RATKUS RONALD BARON RAYMOND OWSTON senioR pUyeRs JAMES PERHACH DONALD WALTERS ROBERT JACOBS AL DETILLO 135 ROBERT BROWN j uni or VARSity pootBALL Mr. DeAugustino Mr. O'Rourke SCORES Munhall 27 Glassport 6 Munhall 20 Mt. Lebanon 6 Munhall 0 Clairton 27 Munhall 35 Baldwin 26 Munhall 0 Homeville 32 136 ROW 1: P. Horvath, B. Rock, R. Fonzi, D. Thompson, G. Perko, D. Groves, D. Qualters. ROW 2: K. Oleska, D. O'Leary, E. Troha, F. Bogus, G. Fecik, R. Seech, J. Hayden, L. Szalkiewicz. ROW 3: H. Grezjka, W. Olack, M. Moody, T. Piskor, M. Bartek, K. William, E. Sojack, G. Dyer, M. Sotak, D. Hatala. ROW 4: F. Strang, W. Wilson, E. Orris, W. Hess, B. Thomas, W. Havrilla, J. Caldwell, A. Prior, D. Werling, J. Anderson. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS ROW 1: J. Vance, P. Martin, V. Barnosky, S. Shimko. ROW 2: C. Mock, $. Lewis, D. Frena, B. Price, T. Wilson, B. Novak. RESERVE CHEERLEADERS 138 ROW 1: C. Meszar, S. Angelone, K. Hooper, P. Thomas. ROW 2: D. Catlos, K. Meszar, D. Kubancek, K. Barry. pep, viqor, PHYLLIS BALDWIN GEORGIE GARRITY vitality! LULU SAVOLSKIS FRANNY KATUS PAT GERHOLD AUDREY DEMKO TILLIE STERLING 139 we Beat homestead! Mr. Thomas Mr. O'Toole The 1960-61 Indians, coached by Mr. Pross Thomas and assisted by Mr. Michael O'Toole, played better than .500 ball against some of the stiffest opposition in our area. Our Big 3 who led the Indians to this record were Joe Kelley, Jim Dudas, and Bill Howley. While playing his first full year on the varsity team, Joe Kelley was a tower of strength under the back-boards and managed to lead the team in rebounds. An all round basketball player was Jim Dudas. He was second to Kelley in rebounds and one of the leading scorers on the team. Bill Howley, the third man of the trio, wasn't a high scorer, but he showed his value to the team time after time when he passed off to teammates for easy baskets. It was mainly the hard work and determination of these three players and the other members of the team that enabled Pross Thomas to compile his first winning season as a head varsity basketball coach. The members of this year's team did something that no other Munhall team had done in 40 years, they beat Homestead twice. After a close 46-45 win on our floor we beat them at their gym 59-54. In the last game of the year we were given another great thrill when Big Jim Dudas broke all of the Munhall scoring records as he hit for 40 points against Baldwin. Our 1960-61 team will be one that we will long remember for their spectacular accomplishments. 140 ROW 1: M. Novak, W. Ondo, R. Murray, W. Glenn, J. Gilliard, J. Forrester. ROW 2: J. Lacey, R. Banchansky, J. Dudas, J. Kelley, W. Howley, R. Beasock. SENIORS LEFT TO RIGHT: W. Glenn, J. Kelley, J. Dudas, W. Howley. SCORES Munhall 62 South Hills 69 Munhall 74 Rankin 50 Munhall 69 Canon McMillan 56 Munhall 65 Thomas Jefferson 34 Munhall 51 Ford City 42 Munhall 59 Har-Brack 67 Munhall 46 Chartiers-Houston 45 Munhall 47 McKeesport 48 Munhall 55 Clairton 51 Munhall 48 West Mifflin North 50 Munhall 49 Elizazbeth 59 Munhall 41 Duquesne 59 Munhall 46 Homestead 45 Munhall 52 Baldwin 42 Munhall 48 McKeesport 53 Munhall 68 Clairton 79 Munhall 62 West Mifflin North 52 Munhall 60 Elizabeth 51 Munhall 46 Duquesne 48 Munhall 59 Homestead 54 Munhall 76 Baldwin 64 ReseRve BASketBALL SCORES Munhall 35 South Hills 36 Munhall 35 Rankin 41 Munhall 47 Canon-McMillan 33 Munhall 43 Thomas Jefferson 40 Munhall 48 Ford City 54 Munhall 30 McKeesport 46 Munhall 49 Clairton 40 Munhall 28 West Mifflin North 37 Munhall 54 Elizazbeth 34 Munhall 25 Duquesne 55 Munhall 43 Homestead 41 Munhall 46 Baldwin 49 Munhall 29 McKeesport 65 Munhall 39 Clairton 38 Munhall 41 West Mifflin North 37 Munhall 30 Elizabeth 29 Munhall 30 Duquesne 56 Munhall 37 Homestead 38 Munhall 50 Baldwin 47 ROW 1: N. Stabile, R. Saraco, H. Inglis, J. Smith, B. Santiago. ROW 2: R. Riley, C. McCarthy, G. Bournes, G. Lyle, R. Cherep, J. Balistere, T. Lucas. 142 BASketBAlL Mr. O'Rourke Mr. Crossan SCORES Munhall 37 Turtle Creek 32 Munhall 29 Swissvale 25 Munhall 41 Baldwin 35 Munhall 3 7 Lebanon 32 Munhall 37 Braddock 31 Munhall 30 Homestead 43 Munhall 34 Homeville 29 Munhall 51 Duquesne 39 Munhall 34 Calhoun 36 Munhall 19 Park Terrace 24 Munhall 21 Homestead 30 Munhall 26 Homeville 40 Munhall 33 Duquesne 23 Munhall 21 Calhoun 34 Munhall 44 Park Terrace 39 ROW 1: K. Orrie, D. O'Leary, J. Filipowski, H. Cerra, D. Laughlin, T. Piskor, C. Redpath, E. Lelake. ROW 2: R. Olsen, J. Cotter, R. Seech, D. Qualters, D. Perhach, D. Groves, J. Hayden, D. Thompson. 143 NANCY WILSON RUTH SMITH TRILBY BUSCH GARY FUNK our biq ten DOTTIE DARSIE JUDY PATTERSON MARGIE PERTERMAN CHRISTIE HARMAN 144 BARBARA CERRA BRONWYN EVANS Rifle team continued as champions. ROW h T. Busch, J. Patterson, B. Cerra, G. Funk, B. Evans, M. Peterman, C. Harmon. ROW 2: L. Turkes, D. Turkes, T. Wilkinson, N. Wilson, M. Hornak, G. Lloyd, D. Darsie, R. Smith, C. Miller, T. Cox. COACHES Mr. Wilson and Dr. Charlton Under the superior coaching of Mr. Wilson and Dr. Charlton our rifle team once again ruled as W. P. I. A. L. champions. They accomplished this for the fifteenth time in the last twenty years, and they also added the State Championship, National All-Girls Team Championship, and the National High School Mixed Team Championship to their list of spectacular accomplishments for the second straight year. Top senior sharpshooters were Barbara Cerra, Brownyn Evans, Trilby Busch, Christie Harman, Judy Patterson, Margie Peterman and Gary Funk. Along with these stellar performers there had to be something else, and that was the outstanding coaching. There is not a school in the country with rifle teams that can compare with the many that Munhall has had in the past twenty years. Truly, there is something extra special in the way our teams have been trained, and there will continue to be great teams in the future under the excellent coaching of Mr. Wilson and Dr. Charlton. 145 wRestLecs Our 1960—61 wrestling team, under the coaching of Mr. Steven DeAugustino, had one of the best records in many years at Munhall High School. Serving the team as captain and wrestling in the 145 pound class, Denny Mihaly was the most colorful and winningest wrestler to grapple for Munhall. In the 133 pound class was the mightymite of football, Al Detillo, who wrestled for his second year on the varsity team. Also wrestling for his second year on the varsity team was our 165 pounder, Ron Buday. One of the strongest members on the team was Bob Brown, a 180 pounder. Representing our team in the unlimited division was Don Walters. These five seniors played a large part in making this a team which brought much pride to its coach, Steve DeAugustino, and to our Alma Mater. compiled outstanding RecoRd. ROW 1: D. Nodd, H. Vinay, R. Morsek, T. Capp, J. Fawcett, G. Matthews, A. Detillo. ROW 2: S. Vinay, T. Patrick, D. Funa, D. Mihaly, R. Stupor, R. Buday, R. Brown, D. Walters, J. Orris. ROW 3: R. Katanick, G. McGill, E. Opsitos, G. Fecick, T. Keener, D. DeBlasio, J. Kuenzig, M. Bogusdorfer. SCORES Munhall 42 Jeannette 11 Munhall 28 North Allegheny 24 Munhall 26 Mt. Lebanon 20 Munhall 32 Shadyside Academy 14 Munhall 32 Wilkinsburg 18 Munhall 13 Shaler 36 Munhall 25 Dormont 22 Munhall 19 Baldwin 25 Munhall 23 Baldwin 23 Munhall 25 Wilkinsburg 24 Munhall 28 Norwin 27 Munhall 27 North Hills 20 Munhall 20 Greensburg 21 LEFT TO RIGHT: Al Detillo; Bob Brown; Captain Denny Mihaly; Mr. De-Augustino, coach; Ron Buday, Don Walters. swimmeRs completed The 1960-61 swimming team, coached by Mr. William Furrer, completed its second year in W. P. I. A. L. competition. This is the newest sport to come to Munhall High School, and the boys worked long and hard to make their season successful. The captain of our swimming team was Tom Diener. Because of an injury, Tom was unable to swim in competition for over a month. One of the few experienced divers was Bob Oglevee, and he was a valuable asset to the team in its diving events. The team was also helped in its swimming events by seniors Woody Wilson and Tom Chesmer. This year's team consisted mostly of sophomores and juniors, and by the experience gained they will develop into fine swimmers for the future. For this reason, there will be better years ahead for Munhall's swimming team and Coach William Furrer. 148 ROW 1: C. O'Hore, manager; D. Phillips, M. Hegedus, R. Moyer, M. Cloonan, T. Diener, B. Phillips, J. Gibson, R. Lindberg, J. Redic. ROW 2: J. Perhach, manager, F. Bogus, W. Noell, G. Kubansek, P. Momyok, I. Chesner, W. Wilson, R. Oglevee, T. Chesmer, E. Duffy. second yeaR. SCORES Munhall 66 Vandergrift 19 Munhall 37 Gateway 49 Munhall 44 Clairton 42 Munhall 41 Bethel 44 Munhall 47 Duquesne 39 Munhall 8 Mt. Lebanon 78 Munhall 44 Butler 41 Munhall 56 Vandergrift 29 Munhall 39 Gateway 47 Munhall 37 Clairton 49 Munhall 38 Bethel 47 Munhall 37 Duquesne 48 Munhall 19 Mt. Lebanon 67 Munhall 25 Butler 61 LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Furrer, coach; Captain Tom Dieoer; Woody Wilson; Bob Oglevee; Tom Chesmer. munhaLL advanced to semi-finaLs! ROW 1: C. Halligan, D. Mihaly, J. Tomchek; W. Glenn, E. Murphy, S. Masley, and J. Schwein-berg. ROW 2: R. Kane, A. Yonkovitz, G. Cerra, J. Walsh, W. Howley, E. Bartek, F. Potemra, and T. Bugel. The 1960 baseball team was another in the long line of fine ballclubs from Munhall High School. Under the able management of Nick Kliskey this year's team compiled a record of 7 wins and 2 losses in one of the stronger sections of the W.P.I.A.L. With this record the Munhall diamonders won their section for the second year in a row and advanced to the playoffs for the W.P.I.A.L. championship. In the first playoff game they met a strong Donora team, and in a tight pitchers' duel the Munhall nine won 2-1. After this win over Donora the Munhall team advanced to the semi-finals to meet Norwin. In a free-swinging game that saw thirteen runs scored, Norwin came out on top 7-6, and this defeat eliminated Munhall from W.P.I.A.L. play. Munhall's record then showed a respectable 8 wins and 3 losses for a very successful season. 150 MUNHALL'S RECORD SECTION Munhall 10 McKeesport 2 Munhall 3 Baldwin 0 Munhall 6 Clairton 3 Munhall 10 Shadyside Academy 9 Munhall 6 Duquesne 2 Munhall 0 McKeesport 2 Munhall 3 Baldwin 1 Munhall 3 Clairton 4 Munhall 7 Duquesne 3 W.P.I.A.L PLAYOFF Munhall 2 Donora 1 Munhall 6 Norwin 7 v .-r.' • 151 COMPLIMENTS HARVEY'S MEN'S WEAR 216 EAST EIGHTH AVENUE Homestead, Pennsylvania — CALL — HO 1-3647 HARTLEY SUPPLY Building Supplies Lumber Millwork 1065 Forrest Avenue West Homestead Pennsylvania HO 1-6881 PARKWAY Record Shops, Inc. 203 E. 8th Ave., Homestead, Pa. Southland. Shopping Center Route 51 Pleasant Hills Olympia Shopping Center McKeesport HOBLACK'S APPLIANCE Admiral Color TV and Radio TV Service 119 Eighth Avenue Homestead, Pennsylvania PHONE: HO-1-8211 SINCE 1895 HOMESTEAD MORRIS Monument Works, Inc. 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LAWSON HARDWARE KATILIUS, INC 3408 Main Street Homestead Park, JEWELRY FURNITURE APPLIANCES 158 Munhall, Pennsylvania PHONE: Ho-1-0254 401 Eighth Avenue Homestead, Pennsylvania TRI-BORO CAB COMPANY JAMES BAPTIE 132 18+h Avenue Munhall, Pennsylvania DON'S DELICATESSIN SERVICE THAT SATISFIES Main Street MUNHALL PENNSYLVANIA SHERMAN'S PHARMACY 3417 Main Street HOMESTEAD PARK, PENNSYLVANIA DYKE-HOMESTEAD 229 W. 8th Ave. W. Homestead, Pa. Phone HO 1-6633 KOSTELNIK'S MARKET PARK DAIRY FRESH MEATS AND GROCERIES and 3912 Main Street FREE DELIVERY SERVICE MUNHALL, PENNSYLVANIA 1400 Andrew Street Munhall, Pennsylvania HO 2-1519 LINCOFF'S ANN STREET RADIO Your Friendly Jeweler TV AND APPLIANCES 240 East Eighth Avenue Homestead, Pennsylvania 812 Ann Street HO 1-1423 Homestead, Pennsylvania HO-1-8400 159 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1961 JOHN N. RITCHIE FUNERAL DIRECTOR 2004 West Street MUNHALL, PENNSYLVANIA Business Residence HO 1-4200 HO 2-5788 PATRONS Caspar's Home Appliances Cinderella Shoe Shoppe Fashion Shoppe Francis J. Fisher Gillen Coulter M. I. Grinberg Grisnik Bakery Hilda Johnson Style Shop Homestead Hardware Co. Jimmy's Shoe Service Johnson's Cleaners Kuban's Music Store M. L. Lincoff, O.D. Margolis Jewelry Dr. Patrick C. O'Hare Peterson Penmanship Co. C. Jane Schragl, D.D.S. John F. Scott Company Smetana Family Tender Maid Donut Shop GOOD LUCK GRADS! 161 BUSSES AVAILABLE For Group or Party Service For Picnics, Baseball Teams, Lodges or Special Occasions — CALL — BAMFORD MOTOR COACH LINE PHONE: HO 1-2224 WEAVERLIN0 PRINTING CO. EDGAR M. MAY HO 1-1848 104 E. Seventh Avenue HOMESTEAD, PA. CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS from DELL'S DARI-DELITE CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES To the Class of 1961 MISTER SOFTEE of West Mifflin Buttermilk Hollow Rd., West Mifflin, Pa. Reinerth - Holloway - Owston Ho - Duq. Road THE ARISTOCRAT OF FROZEN DAIRY PRODUCTS 162 Automobile Fire Casualty GEORGE IRVIN GREEN FUNERAL HOME 3511 Main Street Homestead Park MUNHALL, PENNSYLVANIA Phone: HO 1-6394 Day and Night Service DOUGLASS Agency General Insurance 3417 MAIN STREET MUNHALL, PA. Telephones: HO 2-0909 HO 2-0731 CLARK CHEVROLET SALES AND SERVICE 243 West Eighth Avenue Homestead, Pennsylvania HO-1-2727 Best Wishes to the Class of 1961 for Happiness and Success GEORGE M. HALL COMPANY LUMBER — MILL WORK Builders Supplies DO IT WITH WOOD 135 West Seventh Avenue Homestead, Pennsylvania HO I -1 168 163 H H RUTH'S MILLINERY Restaurant and Sandwich Shop 326 East Eighth Avenue Homestead, Pennsylvania HO 1-9001 Good Coffee AND ACCESSORIES 248 E. 8th Avenue HOMESTEAD, PA. Tel: HO 2-1039 WE CARRY Belts — Hose — Handbags and Boutique Items STANDARD SPORTSWEAR 325 East Eighth Avenue HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA HO 2-7707 HO 2-7708 MARY ROBINSON Beau+y Salon Styling — Permanent Waving Coloring and Facial Distinctive Men's Wear Duke Hess Bill Moses 3614 Main Street Homestead Park MUNHALL, PA. LEVINE BROTHERS HARDWARE GOLD'S SHOE, Inc. 'Homestead's Busiest Store 'FAMOUS NAMES IN FINE SHOES Plumbing, Hardware Electrical 8th Avenue 324 East Eighth Avenue Homestead, Pennsylvania HOMESTEAD, PA. HO 1-3300 BONNIE FROCKS GORDON AND DOORWAY TO FASHION JACOBSON 229 East Eighth Avenue CHRYSLER — PLYMOUTH HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA 530-44 Eighth Avenue Phone HO 1-3600 164 MARION'S BEAUTY SALON 238 East Eighth Avenue HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA HO 1-3351 HO 1-9528 SPECIALIZING IN THE LATEST TREND Hair Coloring Permanent Waving Hair Cutting 165 Cordial Greetings and Good Wishes for a Successful Future to Our Many Graduate Friends — of the — 1961 Class —of — MUNHALL HIGH SCHOOL from the FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS Corner Eighth and Ann HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA Your Community Institution with A Heart VICTOR SHOE STORE Homestead's Largest Shoe Store 316 East Eighth Avenue Homestead, Pennsylvania PHONE: HO 1-1389 REDSHANKS MEN'S WEAR 137 East Eighth Avenue HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA COMMUNITY PHARMACY Drugs, Prescriptions Professional Pharmacists 815 Ann Street Homestead, Pennsylvania HO 1-3442 MARKS BROTHERS Printers Munhall, Pennsylvania 166 HOWARD HESS Atlantic Service GOOD LUCK ! Get That Robbins Look — at — ROBBINS SHOP Leona Theatre Building HOMESTEAD, PA. Phone No. HO 1-0348 1617 West Street Phone HO 1-9304 HO 1-0372 CAPITOL Cleaning and Tailoring Pressing While You Wait Eighth Avenue and McClure Street MUNHALL, PENNSYLVANIA APEX SOAP AND SANITARY CORP. for Janitor Supplies Call FE 1-4477 Compliments of J.A.B. HARDWARE 112 Whitaker Way WHITAKER, PENNSYLVANIA M O X L E Y DRUG STORE 200 East Eighth Avenue HOMESTEAD, PENNA. HO 1-2833 167 HOMESTEAD BUICK COMPANY Compliments HARTLEY AND GADD 221 East Ninth Avenue HOMESTEAD PENNSYLVANIA HO 2-3700 BUILDING SUPPLIES LUMBER MILLWORK 1605 Forest Avenue West Homestead, Pennsylvania HO-1-6881 HOmestead I -4000 CALL OR SEE US FIRST KOLAS BROTHERS AUTO PARTS WRECKING CO. New, Rebuilt and Used Parts 1925 West Run Road MUNHALL, PA. SOLOMON'S Homestead's Best Store for Men MASLEY'S FLOWER SHOP 607 East Eighth Avenue Homestead, Pennsylvania HO 1-9919 NIFTY SHOPPE Homestead's Classiest Store for Men Manhattan Shirts DuMont Hand Tailored Clothing Corner Eighth and Amity Street Phone HO 2-2144 168 DeBOLT LINES, INC. CHARTER BUSES HO 1-9125 HO 2-1005 ONAITIS FLOWERS ☆ ☆ DECORATIONS AND FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS ☆ ☆ 3905 Main Street Homestead Park, Pennsylvania HO 1-7188 Engravers Stationers School Jewelers STANDARD EMBLEM JEWELERS JULIUT T. STEINSAPER Manufacturing Jewelers and Engravers ESTABLISHED 1887 245 Fourth Ave. Libbie Building Pittsburgh 30, Penna. Munhall School's suppliers for over 30 years 169 ONE HOUR MARTINIZING BOOK'S SHOES 3301 2 East 8th Avenue HOMESTEAD, PENNA. One Hour Service For the Entire Family No Extra Charge Same Pay Service on Shirts JAMES T. MORRIS JUDY'S CANDY NUT SHOP 243 East Eighth Avenue Dispensing Optician Homestead, Pennsylvania 3317 Main Street HO 1-9313 MUNHALL, PENNSYLVANIA KISH'S LUNCH 3907 Main Street BLUE Homestead Park, Pennsylvania HO 1-9180 BONNET Come to Kish's for fine dishes BAKERY MAE BISHOP'S 338 E. 8th Ave. BEAUTY SHOP HO 2-4957 217 East Eighth Avenue HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA CORBETT'S PHARMACY R. C. Corbett, Ph.G. 4004 Main Street HOMESTEAD PARK, PENNSYLVANIA HO 1-1776 A prescription drug store concerned with guarding the health and serving the needs of good neighbors in a fine community. COMPLIMENTS OF MEADOW GOLD DAIRIES, INC. 171 WELDON'S PHARMACY James E. Weldon, Ph.G. HOSPITAL SUPPLIES COSMETICS DIABETIC SUPPLIES AND BABY NEEDS 2 Locations to Serve You 3502 Main Street HO 1-3188 4123 Main Street HO 1-3188 Congratulations and Best Wishes TO THE CLASS OF 1961 HALF BROS. HOMESTEAD'S FURNITURE AND FASHION CENTER' SINCE 1899 MONROEVILLE BRANCH 3990 Wm. Penn Highway 172 Courtesy of RUSSELL O. ARMOUR Moving and Storage 2005 West Street Munhall, Pennsylvania HO-1-3686 HO-1-0331 173 o exiCi ones = lz elided ■j 135 EAST EIGHTH AVENUE HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA 214 North Highland Avenue Pittsburgh 6, Pennsylvania MO-1-9999 HILL'S STUDIO Your Annual Photographer AdveRtiseus Amos Super Market 156 Key Club 153 Ann Street Radio 159 Kish's Dairy 170 Apex Soap Sanitary Company 167 Kolas Brothers 168 Armour, Russell O. 173 Kostelnik's Market 159 Bamford Motor Coach Lines 162 Lawson's Hardware 158 Blue Bonnet Bakery 170 Levine Bros. Hardware 164 Bonnie Frocks 164 Lincoff Jewelers 159 Book's Shoes 170 Listak Gulf Service 156 Bryan, William Jennings 158 Mae Bishop's Beauty Shop 170 Capital Cleaners 167 Marks Brothers 166 Clark Chevrolet 163 Marian's Beauty Salon 165 Community Pharmacy 166 Mosley's Flower Shop 168 Corbett's Pharmacy 171 McShane, Nellie 157 Coronet Cleaners 156 Meadow Gold Dairies 171 Country Belle Dairy 154 Menzie Dairy Company 152 Crossroads Service Center 155 Mister Softee 162 DeBolt Lines, Inc. 169 Morris, James T. 170 Dell's Dari Delite 162 Moxley's Drug Store 167 Don's Delicatessen 159 Myers, Jack L. 156 Douglass Insurance Agency 163 Nifty Shoppe 168 Dyke-Homestead 159 Onaitis Flower Shop 169 Edwards Beauty Shoppe 156 One-Hour Martinizing 170 First Federal Savings and Loan 166 Park Dairy 159 Gates, John G. 156 Parkway Record Shops 152 Gold's Shoes, Inc. 164 Pittsburgh Plate Glass 154 Gordon and Jacobson 164 Post Shoes 157 Green Funeral Home 163 Prokopovitsh, Joseph A. 154 Grinberg, Morris 152 Redshaw's Men's Wear 166 H H Restaurant 164 Ritchie, John N. 160 Half Bros. 172 Robbin's Shop 167 Hall, George M. 163 Robinson's Beauty Shop 164 Hartley-Gadd Supply 152 Ruth's Millinery 164 Harvey's Men's Wear 152 Sherman's Pharmacy 159 Hess's Atlantic Service 167 Sota Gulf Service 154 Hilk's Furniture 156 Solomon's Men's Wear 168 Hoblack's Appliance 152 Standard Emblem Jewelers 169 Homestead Buick Company 168 Standard Sportswear 164 Homestead Monument Works 152 Tippy's Dairy Store 154 Homestead Paint and Glass 156 Tri-Boro Cab Company 159 J. 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