Munhall High School - Munhisko Yearbook (Munhall, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1962 volume:

r ewo r d The staff of the yearbook for 1962 set as its goal the publication of an annual that would be not only a record book but also a memory book. With this end in view we added many informal pictures in an attempt to give a more accurate account of the many curricular and extra curricular activities of our school. The administration, the faculty, the custodians, the cafeteria staff, the students— all played their respective roles, in order to make the year 1961-62 a truly memorable one, and they are all a part of this book. Proudly we present to you our annual, THE MUNHISKO of 1962. It is our sincere hope that in the years to come this book will help you to recall the many happy days spent in Munhall High School. c o n t e n t s THE MUNHALL SCHOOL BOARD LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. William D. Evans, Dr. Patrick C. O'Hare, Mr. James P. Rock, Mrs. Margaret G. Kuzma, Mr. Joseph R. Havrilla, Mr. Stanley Skyrmes, Mr. John J. Lordon DR. THEODORE CHARLTON COORDINATOR OF CURRICULUM elected and determine school MR. CHARLES SPINELLI SOLICITOR 12 H. W. BEGGS PRINCIPAL TO THE CLASS OF 1962 To the members of the class I wish to extend to you the best wishes of the school and community for the years ahead. Your graduation from high school is indeed a mark of real personal achievement. Your graduation day arrived after much work, serious planning and participation in school activities. It is hoped that high school graduation had meaning to you personally beyond all that you anticipated. High school training helped you to prepare for the next step. One outcome is your ability to meet and solve problems day by day. This ability will become more important to you as you take your place in a society in which change is the most characteristic quality. You will meet not only change but acceleration of change as well. For this you must be prepared. It is hoped that you remember your high school days for their contribution to your preparedness for the future. H. W. BEGGS Principal appointed officials policy DR. LAWRENCE A. GRIFFIN SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS school personnel guide us in many ways MISS MARY HOOD MISS MARY JEAN HILL MRS. MARJORIE JOHNSTONE MISS KATHYRINE KERR SUPERINTENDENT SECRETARIES MRS. CLEMENTINA EVANS MRS. MARTHA MOLENNOR BOARD SECRETARIES MRS. ELEANOR SMITHSON MISS BERNICE JONES HIGH SCHOOL SECRETARIES 15 we learn to communicate among ,w«ith MR. FREDRICK ALEXANDER MISS sH|RLEY BAUM MR. CHARLES BLICK MRS. GRACE COPENHAVER MRS ELIZABETH DONALDSON MISS MILDRED KELTZ MISS M. DOLORES KLINE MR. THOMAS MANSELL we study ages past and MR. JOHN BENDALL MR. BENJAMIN ELKINS MR. ROBERT MARKLEY MR. G. PROSSER THOMAS MISS IRENE BOLLINGER MR. G. EDWARD BUSCH the future before us MR. JOHN KOZIEL MR. JOSEPH LACKO MRS. JOAN ROGERS MISS problem solving and ready us for vari MR. ROBERT OLSAVICKY MR. ROBERT TAMMARIELLO MRS. ELSIE CURRY MR. PAUL JONES MISS LORINE WHITE MR. J. LEWIS SHANNON MR. JACK CITRON MRS. DIANA COLABRESE commercial skills ous occupations 21 we prepare for vocations in industry and learn artistic appreciation 23 we keep our bodies fit, MRS. DOLORES FOURNIER DR. L. L. DARSIE MR. NICHOLAS KLISKEY MRS. WILDA BEATTY MR. STEPHEN DeAUGUSTINO MRS. BARBARA HENRY 24 through exercise and good food LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Mary Churley, Mrs. Helen Kubalak, Mrs. Julia Spisak, Mrs. Mary Lyn Kirkham, Dietician, Mrs. Mary Lebedda, Mrs. Helen Toth, Mrs. Celia Kushner, Mrs. Mary Vano, Mrs. Anna Leskanic 25 STUDENTS 28 SEATED: C. Thomas, secretary-treasurer; T. Pitchford, vice-president; STANDING: Mr. Bendall, sponsor; J. Lacey, president. JOHNNY V. BALISTERE RALPH BEASOCK RICHARD BANCHANSKY RICHARD R. BERGER ROBERT R. BARNES ROBERT R. BERRETT GREGORY BAURNES GERALDINE BESEROCK MIKE BILLY RAYMOND E. BL BETTYANNE BOLDIZAR FLO J. BOOTH THOMAS E. BUGEL CHERYL BUSBY ROSEMARY BUTLER WILLIAM J. CAMERON JIM CHAMBERLIN RONALD CHERRY LEROY CHESMER MARILYN CAULEY V. HERBERT CRAWFORD CRAIG CRADDOCK HOWARD DEAN THURZA ANN COX DONALD J. DEBLASIO JIM COOPER JOY A. CUSH DOROTHY DARSIE GRETCHEN DIENER MATTHEW J. DROZD ROGER W. DIXON JR. DENNIS DUDA 36 BEATRICE L. ESKEN JOHN ESTOK DAVID ANTHONY FUNA SANDRA GARRITY NOT PICTURED JAMES H. GIllARD FRANCIS GLOGOWSKI GERALD GOGA PAUL GREEN vV CHERYL ANN HAD ROBERT W. HALLIDAY LAVERNE HAMPSON RON A. HANCHULAK SANDRA HOWDEN CLAIR S. HVOZDOVICH BILL HORNER GEORGE HOUSE JEAN JESTER ART KAMESHKA THRESA KASEL JOAN JENKINS MARY LOU JANOSKO RITA JAKIM AUDREY JAKIM MARLENE KING DARLENE KINAVEY JOHN KEMMERER NORMA KOHUT JOHN KOVAL JOHN LACEY MARGARET JEAN KOVACH JAY KUENZIG BARBARA LENGYEL JOE LUSNAK RONALD LUTKA RICHARD LENGYEL ■ CHERYL MILLER HARRY MILLER PATRICIA ANN MIOSKI MARGARET MISKO ROBERTA MULLIGAN Al AN MURDOCH RICHARD J. MURRAY WILLIAM C. NOEL GAYE NOROSKI MARTIN NOVACK BILL ONDO REGIS ONOFREY ALBERT M. NOVOTNAK GEORGIA NOWE CHARLOTTE PRICE JIM PIGOTT EMILY PATRICK CAROLYN OVUKA KENNETH C. POTTER SALLY OWENS SUZANNE H. PAAL ART POLAND JAMES POPE JOHN H. PRISTAS JOHN W. PUHATCH GEORGE R. PUPIK RITA A. PUSHCAR SANDRA REDSHAW MARY BETH PUSKAR LAVERNE REILLY JEANNETTE RANDOLPH RAY RESETAR CAROL REDPATH MARY JANE RIPPER CAROL RUSNAK BILL RUSSELL LOUIS SABO LULU SAVOLSKIS DIANE SHUPIK CHARLES STIVER JAMES STONICK JOHN STANLEY TILLIE STERLING BEVERLY SMALL CHERYL SNYDER NANCY STEVENS DEN SMECKER VIRGINIA STEWART NICK STABILE ROBERT J. STUPAR KATHLEEN SULLIVAN DIANA SZUBA CLAYTON STRANG CAROL TUTKO CHARLES TOMKIEWICZ ROBERT E. TOTH DORIS TURKES STEPHEN UZONYI RAYMOND J. VALOSIK VERONICA VAYDA JOYCE WELLS FLORENCE WESLEY DONALD WIECZENSKI JAMES WIESEN PATRICIA VILCINSKAS BARBARA WADDELL HENRY J. VINAY STEPHEN VINAY JOHN C. VOJTEK ELEANOR VRABEL J JOHN WALLACE DAVID WEBER ROBERT WEBER JANET WEINHOLD I t co-operation JUNIOR CLASS — sponsor, Mr. Bendall It was the job of the Junior Class of Munhall High School to work very closely with the members of the Senior Class. Since both classes were under the sponsorship of Mr. John Bendall, the opportunities which presented themselves were numerous. With the students from Woodlawn coming down to the high school this year, there were new talents and abilities brought to the use of the class. The members of the class of '63 should be proud of their achievements. May you all have a very happy senior year. 62 G. Lyle, vice-president; J. Leonardo, secretary-treasurer; T. Patrick, president. M. Adams, D. Alban, M. M. Andrews, N. Andrews 63 S. Angelone, R. Armour R. Armstrong, A. Ascencio D. Babbie, C. Bode E. Badin, M. Baka B. Barabas, K. Barry L. Behun, D. Bendall M. Berkley, L. Berry S. Bires, E. Bobick W. Bouton, L. Brethold T. Brogan, B. Brown M. J. Brugos, R. Bugel P. Bugos, P. Bullion 64 E. Burechson, K. Bytheway L. Caddy, C. Caldwell D. Capp, T. Capp N. Cainey, E. Carr L. Casey, D. Catlos R. Cherep, B. Chontos L. Chontos, D. Cirppa W. Columbus, J. Connelly 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. Gedris, J. Gibson R. Groboksky, M. Gross M. Halko, D. Hallam M. Holliday, R. Harkovich E. Heatherington, R. Hickey T. Hilliard, E. Hixon B. Hoffman, K. Hoffman K. Hopper, J. Horgan R. Horvath, W. Hough M. Hritz, D. Humanik H. Ingles, H. Irwin J. Jenkins, M. John M. Joyce, S. Joyce J. Kalpanov, J. Kane L. Kapostas, L. Kasper J. Katus, G. Kaufman J. Keener, T. Keener J. Kelley, L. Kelley J. Kelmeckis, C. Kinavey M. Kinavey, N. King C. Knapp, J. Knapp, D. Knight, J. Korhnak R. Koroly, B. Kostelnik N. Kouchak, W. Kruzko D. Kubancek, P. Kulhanek P. Kushner, J. Lacko R. Lacey, G. Laughlin A. Lawson, A. Lee W. Lelake, E. Leland J. Leonardo, E. Leskanic C. Lewis, D. Lindberg M. Lis, G. Lloyd G. Lord, T. Lucas G. Lyle, D. Majernik J. Mattis, J. Matus T. McCarthy, M. McFadden G. McGill, S. Melonuk C. Meszar, K. Meszar J. Makita, M. Miller E. Monkelis, P. Monyok T. Morgan, T. Morrison R. Morsek, M. Morvay A. Muller, C. Meyers C. Nelson, R. Newman M. Noel, C. O'Hare J. O'Leary, J. Onoffrey J. Onofrey, K. Ovsak M. Palmer, J. Parker P. Pasey, S. Paterline T. Patrick, B. Phillips E. Phillips, C. Porac S. Porak, K. Rader G. Rainwater, R. Renton M. Ribovich, H. Ridgeway R. Riley, J. Rodda D. Rosgone, C. Rowe K. Ruddy, M. Ruddy W. Rushe, C. Sabo D. Sadler, B. Santiago R. Saracco, S. Schavone D. Schultz, G. Schweinberg C. Shannon, R. Shimko R. Szczepankowski, A. Tarasevich P. Thomas, T. Timko G. Tobasco, G. Toth L. Trachtenberg, J. Trifanoff L. Trifanoff, P. Trifanoff J. Trimble, J. Trimble T. Vogan, G. Volinski D. Vrable, P. Vroble H. Wagner, J. Walker W. Wall, K. Wargo C. Weiss, T. Wilkinson R. Williams, J. Wintersteen W. Worton, D. Wydo D. Yanyo, D. Yawkey J. Yeargers, C. Youngfleisch W. Zahradnik, E. Zamba D. Zenchak R. Zipay D. Zilonis W. Zubkus largest SOPHOMORE CLASS — sponsor, Mr. Busch This year the Sophomore Class of Munhall High School was quite a bit larger than it had ever been in the past. The reason, of course, was the school's new policy making Wood-lawn Junior High School only. The administration felt that this change would give the members of the class of '64 an extra year in which to become better acquainted with each other, thus resulting in a more productive junior and senior year. Seated: J. Hayden, president; P. Funa, secretary-treasurer; standing: G vice-president; Mr. Busch, sponsor. C. Aber, M. Ader, H. Andreski, N. Antonoff, D. Bode, J. Balint, 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, L Brown, P. Brown J. Brugos, W. Bryan, B. Bryce, B. Burzawa, G. Butko, R. Butko, C. Caifo, J. Caldwell A. Capp, R. Carpe, L. Casey, G. Cavicchia, H. Cerra, E. Chismar, N. Cloherty, M. Cloonan C. Collins, T. Conley, A. Connelly, R. Conners, P. Cook, M. Cooke, J. Cotter, C. Crawford L. Crawford, D. Crone, T. Cronin, J. Cush, C. Daniels, G. Davis, K. Davis, S. 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, K. Pfiwcett, G. Fecik, T. Fedigan, B. Fedor P. Fedor, K. Felker, J. Filipowski, B. Florian, N. Floyd, F. Fonzi, D. Franks, C. Fullard P. Fund, E. Gamble, C. Garrity, G. Gasowski, S. Gemeinhart, L Getsy, R. Gibb, C. Gilgovan W. Goldberg, R. Graff, G. Grib, J. Grobelski, D. Groves, H. Grzejka, F. Guist, D. Hale A. Hartline, D. Hatala, J. Hayden, M. Hegedus, V. Hencz, R. Herko, C. Hiedovitz, L. Hinkle L. Hinzel, L. Hinzel, R. Hoblack, M. Hoffman, M. Hoffman, R. Hooper, M. Horvat, P. Horvath C. Kuenzig, R. Lacey, D. Lang, D. Laughlin, A. Lee, E. Lelake, E. Lengyel, J. Lenkner J. Lenze, S. Lewis, W. Litz, M. Long, G. Macko, J. Macso, C. Mansfield, J. Marcinko J. Markowitz, W. Marks, M. Martin, M. Martin, M. Martin, J. Matey, C. Matukonis, C. McDonald P. McGrath, J. McKay, D. McKinney, R. McKinney, E. McNeilis, D. Meleshenko, J. Merichko, R. Meszar P. Metz, M. Miller, R. Miller, C. Mock, M. Moody, C. Mooney, S. Mooney, R. Morgan D. Morley, R. Moxin, D. Mrazik, R. Mrazik, A. Muir, N. Nelson, D. Nodd, P. Noroski B. Novak, D. Nuss, D. O'Leary, K. Oleksa, F. Ondo, K. Orie, E. Oross, 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, E. Petrosky, D. Phillips, D. Pinkerton, R. Piotrowski, J. Poch J Podomik, R. Pokrywka, S. Porter, L. Potter, B. Price, R. Price, A. Prior, G. Proudfoot D. Russell, J. Sabol, S. Santiago, R. Saus, P. Schavone, R. Schraeder, B. Schultz, R. Schwartz R. Seech, K. Shields, K. A. Shields, S. Shimko, R. Shulkosky, E. Sojack, E. Sota, D. Stahl E. Stitt, J. Stroup, O. Sutch, L. Szalkiewicz, J. Surman, S. Tester, E. Thir, H. Thompson G. Tichon, J. Tichon M. Tierney, J. Toboz R. Toboz, U. Tomchik M. Tomko, D. Unites B. Uzonyi, M. E. Vano E. Vereb, C. Wagner G. Walick, M. Wardlaw W. Wasosky, T. Weber J. Weis, R. Weis R Welsh, D. Werling R. Wiebelt, T. Wilson R. Zak 71 FRESHMAN CLASS This year Munhall High School welcomed to its hallowed halls the last Freshman Class ever to spend its days at Munhall. With the new change in school policy making Munhall a senior high school and Woodlawn a junior high, it will be necessary for the following freshman classes to spend their days at Woodlawn Junior High School. Good luck to the members of the class of '65 which will long be remembered as the last freshman class of Munhall High School. R. Havrilla, president; S. Eberwein, secretary-treasurer; J. Stefanchin, vice-president. G. Abraham, G. Airhart, J. Anderson, W. Argyle, L. Bad in fl ¥ P. Balint, R. Balint, C. Bandola, G. Baptie, L. Barrett, M. Bartek, K. Bartko, K. Batorick D. Bellucci, C. Blazevich, F. Bobick, P. Brosey, W. Carr, J. Deffenbaugh J. Dodge, S. Eberwein S. Esken, G. Foster J. Fullen, H. Glasouskas P. Gorman, D. Graff L. Grindle, P. Grove B. Harris, R. Havrilla J. Hepps, J. Hess E. Horvath, M. Howcroft M. Hrinda, R. Janosko T. Jenco, B. Junstrom C. Keener, M. Kelley W. Knight, W. Kramer J. Krill, C. Lusnak N. Mahanna, N. Majernik D. Marcone, M. Martin J. Motive, K. McDonald C. Meyers, L. Milchalk P. Mitrick, J. Montooth R. Morgan, C. Mrazik A. Nemeth, W. Olack R. Olenak, D. Orosz J. Pace, D. Palmer W. Parker, C. Perhac A. Pido, T. Piposar T. Piskor, D. Rabb D. Ritchie, B. Rock B. Rock, D. Rovenski T. Rusnak, R. Sabo K. Schultz, P. Schur J. Seech, E. Siroky M. Slinchak, M. Sotak M. Spisak, J. Stefanchin F. Strang, T. Stripay G. Stroup, J. Stupar A. Szostek, B. Takach R. Takach, V. Thomas W. Thomas, E. Thomka C. Thompson, M. Vargo S. Wiechelt, I. Wintersteen J. Wolak, L. Wilding C. Wolfe, E. Zeigler student council democracy SEATED: C. Price, L. Savolskis, T. Sterling, C. McCarthy, P. Baldwin, R. Toth, B. Small, M. L. Janosko, L. Reilly. ROW 1: K. Barry, B. Price, S. Havrilla, T. Wilson, M. Jacobson, J. Pope, R. Lacey, G. Masley, B. Barabas, D. Demko, C. Daniels. ROW 2: M. Noel, G. Grimes, A. Poland, D. Duda, T. Wilkinson, R. Janosko, T. Stripay, C. Aber. C. McCarthy, vice-president; P. Baldwin, secretary-treasurer; Mr. McCarthy, sponsor; R. Toth, president. STUDENT COUNCIL — sponsor, Mr. McCarthy Student Council, the legislative body of Munhall High School, was responsible for all student activities occurring in the school. A few of these were: supervision of student elections, recognition of newly organized clubs, and providing a suitable holiday atmosphere with the Christmas decorations. The entire student body of Munhall High School should be proud of the Student Council, for it was they who elected the council members to represent them throughout the school year. 77 executive committees - decisions SEATED: S. Havrilla, C. Price, L Savolskis, T. Pitchford, J. Lacey, C. Thomas, B. Small, T. Sterling, I. Reilly. STANDING: S. Howden, M. King, G. Grimes, J. Pope, J. Gillard, D. Duda, A. Poland, J. Wallace, R. Toth, P. Baldwin, M. L. Janosko 78 SEATED: R. Lacey, G. Lyle, T. Patrick, J. Leonardo, G. Masley. STANDING: C. McCarthy, M. Noel, B. Barabas, K. Barry, T. Wilkinson. committee planned PROM COMMITTEE ROW 1: R. Toth, T. Patrick, C. Thomas, P. Baldwin, C. Price, S. Havrilla. ROW 2: G. Bournes, c£)Churley, G. Grimes, J. Pope, M. L. Janosko, M. King. AT PIANO: T. Pitchfofd, . Lacey, T. Bugel. ON STAGE: Mr. Bendall, sponsor. moonlight memories annual - remember when? ANNUAL — sponsors, Mr. Brugh and Mr. Shannon Pictures, names, and events — happy, exciting, humorous, serious, and sometimes plain ordinary everyday chores done around and about school — are presented in your ANNUAL. Long after your precious diploma is lost in some forgotten corner, your ANNUAL will continue to be a treasure chest of happy memories. The ANNUAL staff hopes that it has given you a book that will be one of your most cherished possessions, the pictorial record of those happy high school years. SPONSORS: Mr. Brugh and Mr. Shannon CO-EDITOR: Ellen Ednie 80 CO-EDITOR: John Wallace EDITORS SEATED: S. Havrillo, copy editor; D. Koto, co-art-editor; E. Ednie, J. Wallace, co-editors-in-chief; C. Had, activities editor, S. Redshaw, literary editor. STANDING: C. Thomas, faculty editor; J. Winter-steen, sports editor; T. Keener, photography editor; N. Wilson, senior editor. Not pictured, P. Dudas, co-art-editor. LITERARY STAFF SEATED: D. Turkes, S. Redshaw, J. Wintersteen, L. Turkes, P. Fullen. STANDING: V. Lazur, C. Snyder, J. Wallace, P. Magnuson, G. Baurnes, D. Darsie, C. Miller. LAY-OUT STAFF SEATED: B. Borobos, D. Koto, C. Hod, P. Magnuson, J. Wintersteen, C. Miller, N. Wilson, C. Thomas. STANDING: K. Brickner, M. King, J. Wallace, P. Martin, J. Cooper, E. Ednie. SEATED: S. Garrity, M. J. Ripper, G. Noroski. STANDING: P. Mioski, C. Hilliard, G. Nowe, C. Gav-lak. TYPISTS ADVERTISING SALESMEN ROW Is R. Runco, C. Had, M. J. Ripper, M. L. Janosko. ROW 2: M. Slater, E. Badin, S. Dodge, M. Joyce. ROW 3: B. Waddell, M. Hornak, C. Brown, P. Mioski, D. Lewis. ROW 4: M. King, G. Diener, J. Wintersteen, S. Herock, G. Noroski. ROW 5: A. Kameshka, J. Gillard, D. Duda, P. Magnuson. BUSINESS STAFF munhisko who? what? EDITORS MUNHISKO—sponsor, Mr. Kondas Besides covering all the current social and athletic events of Munhall High School, the Munhisko also served as a training ground for those students who planned to enter the newspaper field. Working throughout the school year, the members of its staff were taught responsibility and accuracy, for it was their job to represent the views and feelings of the students of Munhall. SEATED: M. L. Janosko, S. Holinscak, S. Paal, T. Sterling. ROW 1: SALESMEN AND TYPISTS Miller, T. Keener, Mr. Kondas, J. Wintersteen, D. Wydo. ROW 2: S. Howden, M. Miller. SEATED: F. Wesley, A. Jakim, S. Herock, C. Had, T. Sterling, M. L. Janosko, S. Redshaw, S. Paal. ROW 1: P. Mioski, D. Lewis, R. Runco, G. Diener, M. Hornak, D. Wydo, J. Parlak, M. Miller, B. Waddell. ROW 2: C. Price, R. Jakim, T. Timko, R. Hickey, M. Kovach, P. Wilding, G. Noroski, E. Pieffer. where? when? REPORTERS ROW 1: D. Turkes, L. Turkes, L. Savolskis, C. Had, S. Red-shaw, J. Jenkins. ROW 2: A. Dudas, D. Darsie, B. Lengyel, E. Badin, G. Rainwater, D. Bendall. ROW 3: V. Vayda, J. Gillard, P. Magnuson, D. Duda, C. Lewis. MAKE-UP SEATED: L. Savolskis, S. Holinscak, S. Paal, S. Howden. ROW 1: T. Sterling, C. Miller, M.L. Janosko, M. Miller. ROW 2: G. Rainwater, J. Wintersteen, R. Hickey, D. Wydo. 85 appreciation of beauty NATIONAL ART HONOR SOCIETY —sponsor, Mr. Brugh Under the capable sponsorship of Mr. Clyde Brugh, the National Art Honor Society of Munhall High School was an organization of students whose purpose it was to promote and enrich the art standards of our school. This year, as in the past, the members of the society were given an opportunity to exhibit their work at the High School's Annual Art Exhibit. Besides attending the Scholastic Art Exhibit at Kaufmann's, the Society also entered a great number of its members' works. SEATED: S. Howden, B. Boldizor, C. Thomas, C. Miller. ROW 1: J. Wintersteen, R. Smith, A. Lawson, M. Marvay, D. Knight, D. Kubancek, T. Stawartz. ROW 2: E. Monkelis, D. Cuttler, P. Monyok, J. Mikita, W. Lelake, J. Cooper. D. Koto, vice-president; P. Baldwin, president; Mr. Brugh, sponsor; M. Joyce, secretary n h s - NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY — sponsor. Miss Howat Membership in the National Honor Society is one of the most coveted honors which can be bestowed upon the juniors and seniors of Munhall High School. Those students chosen must participate in at least two extra-curricular activities and be elected by the teachers on the basis of their academic standing and their general attitude toward school. The candidates must possess the following qualities: Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service. Membership in this society is a worthy goal for all students. a worthy goal R. Toth, vice-president; Miss Howat, sponsor; J. Gillard, president; P. Baldwin, secretary. SEATED: R. Toth, J. Gillard, P. Baldwin. STANDING: C. Thomas, T. Tichon, P. Fullen, S. Havrilla. 87 senior secretaries SEATED: P. Baldwin, M. L. Janosko, P. Mioski, C. Gavlak, C. Hilliard, P. Vilcinskas, B. Esken, D. Churley, S. Garrity. ROW 1: T. Sterling, M. J. Ripper, S. Havrilla, P. Fullen, C. Broadright, D. Turocy, N. Kohut, M. Slater, J. Wells. ROW 3: L. Reilly, G. Beserock, K. Sullivan, F. Wesley, C. Rusnak, T. Tichon, R. Smith appreciated SENIOR SECRETARIES—sponsor. Miss White The senior secretaries were selected from among the commercial pupils taking either the office practice or the business machines course. Some served as secretaries for the teachers, and others alternated as receptionists for the High School office. They also relieved the office of some clerical work. The senior secretaries received a variety of practical experiences that will be useful in their careers. Their help was greatly appreciated by the teachers and the High School office. 88 hall patrol - this way please ROW 1: D. Demko, C. Wolfe, U. Tomchik, J. Parlak, M. Bowser. ROW 2: K. Kubancek, N. Mahanna, P. Funa, S. Garrity, M. Novak. ROW 3: C. Brown, C. Porac, C. Lewis, J. Katus, A. Thomka. ROW 4: G. Foster, R. Janosko, W. Horner, J. Wintersteen, E. Lelake. ROW 5: R. Seech, J. Gillard, J. Pope, C. McCarthy, R. Armour. home room representatives SEATED: S. Havrillo, P. Baldwin, M. L. Janosko, P. Fullen, L. Savolskis, M. Hornak, G. Diener, C. Price, T. Tichon. ROW 1: G. Grimes, B. Small, L. Reilly, K. Sullivan, D. Darsie, C. Thomas, T. Sterling, M. Martin. ROW 2: R. Toth, T. Pitchford, D. Duda, J. Gillard, J. Pope, R. Murray, A. Poland, G. Bournes. j r c - help across the seas JUNIOR RED CROSS — sponsors, Mrs. Donaldson and Mrs. Colabrese The Junior Red Cross of Munhall High School is an organization geared to interest teenagers in helping their fellow man. Affiliated with the Pittsburgh Chapter of the American Junior Red Cross, it is a service organization whose chief purpose is to help underprivileged and unfortunate individuals. Its forty-three members made tray favors for use in the Children's Hospital and in the Veterans' Hospital in Pittsburgh. Gift boxes were also packed for needy children in Europe. SEATED: B. Pieffer, vice president; S. Redshaw, president; A. Dudas, treasurer. STANDING: K. Sullivan, secretary; Mrs. Donaldson and Mrs. Colabrese, sponsors; S. Holincsak, publicity chairman. SEATED: A. Muir, S. Esken, N. Mahanna, K. Sullivan, S. Redshaw, E. Pieffer, A. Dudas, S. Holinscak, N. Bethune. ROW 1: C. Rakowski, C. Snyder, N. Stevens, M. Long, B. Fedor, G. Tichon, E. Sirocky, M. Slinchak, G. Noroski, K. Ruddy, K. Kelly. ROW 2: K. Davis, M. Brosey, S. Black, V. Lazur, S. Dodge, G. Masley, E. Badin, S. Paal, M. Martin. key club - school and community SEATED: D. Thompson, A. Poland, G. Grimes, P. Magnuson, D. Duda, D. Mattes, J. Wintersteen, D. Unites, S. Evans. Row 1: R. Moxin, G. Gasowski, J. Tichon, J. Hayden, R. Moyer, A. Kameska, R. Armour, J. Wallace, D. Alban, D. Cuttler. ROW 2: D. Hatala, L. Trachtenberg, M. Martin, J. Pope, J. Gillard, J. Koval, R. Toth, J. Mikita, W. Lelake, C. Craddock. KEY CLUB — sponsor, Mr. Olsa-vicky Another year of service to our school, community, and nation highlighted the Key Club activities. School projects, such as, clearing the teachers' parking lot and fencing the outdoor girls7 gym area, were performed early in the fall. Project 600 in cooperation with the Salvation Army made a brighter Christmas for needy children. The Christmas Dance was also sponsored by the Key Club. The year was brought to an end by Munhall's hosting of the Pennsylvania District Key Club Convention in the Hilton Hotel in April. SEATED: G. Grimes, secretary; D. Duda, president; D. Mattes, vice-president. STANDING: P. Magnuson, Lt. Governor and treasurer; Mr. Olsavicky, sponsor. 91 f b I a - attended conventions SEATED: K. Frena, treasurer; P. Baldwin, reporter; T. Tichon, president; M. L Janosko, recording secretary. STANDING: S. Herock, vice-president; Mr. Brand, sponsor; T. Sterling, corresponding secretary. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA — sponsor, Mr. Brand The Future Business Leaders of America is an organization designed to aid young people who plan to enter the business world. Affiliated with the United Business Education Department of the National Education Association, it was under the direction of Mr. Brand. The sixty members of FBLA sold football programs, pennants, and sweatshirts to raise money for the purpose of sending representatives to the regional and state conventions. Another major project of this organization was the raising of money for the Heart Fund. KNEELING: G. Butko, L. Hinzel, L. Hinzel, D. Mrazik, J. Nuss, D. McKinney, N. Sundin, P. Kushner, B. Brown. ROW 1: S. Paterline, G. Noroski, P. Mioski, K. Meszar, A. Jakim, S. Mooney, R. Maramba, B. Price, F. Wesley. ROW 2: C. Mock, E. Vereb, M. Boyle, N. Francis, D. Bellowicz, P. Funa, R. Butler, 92 C. Hilliard, M. Bowser, E. Peiffer, P. Vilcinskas, A. Dudas, S. Dodge, J. Matthews, S. Angelone. ROW 3: J. Jenkins, J. Katus, R. Jakim, D. Russell, R. Miller, D. Metz, N. Bell, L. Savolskis, K. Sullivan, G. Beserock, E. Stitt, G. Nowe, C. Gavalak, D. Catlos. f t a - learned to teach ROW 1: D. Turkes, M. Misko, R. Pushcar, S. Holincsak, S. Paal, C. Had, N. Stevens. ROW 2: C. Snyder, V. Vayda, S. Owens, E. Ednie, D. Wydo, L. Turkes, R. Hickey. ROW 3: D. Shupik, D. Kane, P. Fullen, J. Weinhold, M. Gehrig. ROW 4: C. Daniels, R. McKinney, E. Burechson, M. J. Brugos, B. Lengyel. ROW 5: B. Hoffman, E. Delbridge, M. Miller, L. Hinkle, J. Hovenec. ROW 6: G. Dzamko, D. Demko, M. Tomko, K. Hiedovitz, R. Wiebelt. ROW 7: U. Thomchik, J. Vojtek, D. Duda, J. Kalpanov, J. Sabol, E. Carr. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA— sponsor, Mrs. Seiler To become better acquainted with the profession of teaching was the purpose of the Future Teachers of America. At their meetings, the members, composed of juniors and seniors, discussed such problems pertaining to education as the gifted child, the handicapped child, and the grading of all students. Guest speakers were teachers from Mun-hall and the University of Pittsburgh. To end the school year, FTA members observed classes. SEATED: S. Redshaw, secretary; C. Porac, treasurer; STANDING: D. Darsie, president; Mrs. Seiler, sponsor; D. Bendall, vice-president. 93 milk salesmen - moo C. Strang, G. Lloyd III, S. Porter, W. Knight are selling milk to P. Magnuson. library aides check out check in 94 SEATED: C. Govlok, K. Brickner, F. Booth, R. Brevok. STANDING: L. Hinkle, A. Copp, R. Hickey, B. Chontos, S. Erskine, J. Keener, Miss Howot, K. Felker, K. Hiedovitz. LIBRARY AIDES — sponsor. Miss Howat Composed of fourteen girls, the Library Aides is a voluntary organization that works in association with the school librarian. Miss Howat. Their duties consist of checking library books in and out and preparing the books for circulation. This work was done during free school periods. Although this group did not have officers or planned meetings, it participated in an annual social gathering at the end of the year which was a trip to a ball game. el club de espanol KNEELING: M. Misko, M. Noel, R. Runco, M. Hornak, M. Fedor, J. Skyrmes, N. Wilson, K. Barry, K. Hoffman. ROW 1: B. Daniels, H. Irwin, B. Waddell, G. Diener, M. Kinavey, P. Fullen, L. Savolskis, C. Had, S. Redshaw, M. Hritz. ROW 2: P. Magnuson, C. Craddock, D. Unites, J. Kalpanov, J. Diener, G. Lyle, P. Pasey, R. Mulligan, S.Schavone, R. Jester, J. Weinhold, H. Miller, R. Thomas, R. Toth, B. Small, T. Stawartz, J. Wallace, M. Drozd, D. Alban. ROW 3: D. Yawkey, R. Meszar, C. O'Hare, J. Lacko, J. Cotter, D. Kornish, C. Hvozdovich, J. Koval, J. Ballistere, J. Pope, T. Bugel, M. Billy, G. Goga, H. Crawford, A. Poland. EL CLUB DE ESPANOL — sponsor. Miss Iwanowski Thirty-five students of Munhall High School composed the Spanish Club whose purpose was to foster an interest in the Spanish speaking peoples of the world. The members listened to speakers from Spanish-American countries and held a Christmas party with all Spanish traditions. A Spanish play was presented to the student body and their annual dance was held. The proceeds from this dance were used to provide Spanish dictionaries and other books to aid the students studying the Spanish language. SEATED: C. Porac, secretary; Miss Iwanoski, sponsor; C. Thomas, treasurer. 95 STANDING: D. Duda, president; R. Lutka, vice-president. KNEELING: J. Jenkins, K. Hiedovitz, P. Kulhanek, R. Maramba, G. Tabasco, E. Bobick, L. Hinkle, C. Aber, C. Lewis, J. Parlak, S. Angelone, J. Sabol. ROW 2: T. Cox, E. Ednie, R. Brevak, S. Holinscak, R. Pushcar, M. B. Puskar, M. Gehrig, J. Wells, K. Felker, A. Capp. ROW 3: K. Jones, G. Dzamko, D. Demko, D. Hale, S. Pool, J. Hovanec, T. Wilson, V. Vayda, C. Snyder, R. Hickey, M. J. Brugos, M. Miller, E. Burechson, D. Wydo, D. Bendall, K. Ruddy, S. Skyrmes, C. Bade, E. Delbridge. ROW 4: F. Grist, D. Majernik, J. Vojtek, R. Murray, G. Bournes, W. Lelake, R. Armour, J. Mikita, D. Cuttler, P. Monyok, E. Monkelis, R. Lacey, M. Gross. le cercle francais FRENCH CLUB — sponsor, Mr. Meredith Le Cercle Francois created a greater interest in the French language and the culture of the French people themselves. Throughout the school year, its members published a newspaper, Le Commerage , written entirely in French. It presented a French Play for the student body and also sold Christmas candy. The money raised from their projects was used to purchase French culture — related books to aid the French students. 96 R. Moyer, vice-president; V. Lazur, treasurer; Mr. Meredith, sponsor; D. Darsie, secretary; G. Grimes, president. DER DEUTSCHE VEREIN — sponsor, Mr. Schumacher To promote an interest in the German language and culture is a phrase taken from the Constitution of the German Club. This phrase expresses the purpose of this organization. Beside their general business meetings, the German Club's twenty-five members saw movies and heard speakers. A dance was held in March, and the junior members of the club sponsored a party in May for the purpose of saying farewell to the German Club's senior members. R. Morsek, treasurer; R. Reilly, vice president; Mr. Schumacher, sponsor; D. Mattes, president; C. Miller, secretary der deutsche verein KNEELING: J. Hess, G. Foster. ROW 1: D. Kaufman, M. McFadden, C. Miller, D. Mattes, R. Reilly, R. Morsek, D. Turkes, L. Turkes, E. Badin. ROW 2: M. Bartek, W. Olack, A. Novotnak, B. Barabas, L. Trachtenberg, A. Tarasevich, J. Wintersteen, D. Lewis, K. Ruddy, W. Wall, S. Porac, G. Toth, E. Zamba, J. Anderson. ROW 3: D. Schultz, K. Martin, P. Martin, D. Vrabel, J. Gillard, P. Magnuson, C. McCarthy, M. Ribovich, T. Lucas, T. Wilkinson. f n a - volunteer aides ROW 1: M. B. Puskar, S.Schavone. ROW 2: N. Stevens, B. Hixon, A. Trifanoff, J. Parlack, T. Cox. ROW 3: M. McFadden, B. Daniels, J. Dudas, P. Trifanoff. ROW 4: P. Kulhanek, M. Hritz, C. Snyder, R. Hickey, D. Lewis. FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA — sponsor, Mrs. Dolores Fournier The Future Nurses of America Club had the distinction of being one of the new clubs at Munhall this year. The purpose of the F.N.A. was to provide a program for its twenty-four members which would promote an interest in nursing and increase their knowledge of the profession. To carry out these goals, the members took tours of various hospitals, did hospital volunteer work, and heard speakers from the Western Pennsylvania Council of Hospitals. 98 D. Wydo, treasurer; M. Miller, secretary; Mrs. Fournier, sponsor; C. Aber, vice-president; R. Brevak, president. projection crew SEATED: F. Strang, P. Cook, G. Grimes, J. Winterstein, W. Cox. STANDING: R. Blasko, J. Ballistere, P. Magnuson, D. Duda, D. Mattes. stage guild SENIOR PLAY SEATED: J. Estok, K. Martin, A. Thomka. STANDING: W. Noel, P. Magnuson, R. Blasko. 99 juniors - fair exchange JUNIOR PLAY — sponsor. Miss Rush The Wilson home is a happy one until Apple-Eyed Agnes Franklin impressed by the Foreign Student Exchange program borrows the idea for the Spring Prom. Peggy Wilson, girl honor student of Wickapoque High, finds that her date for the Prom will be Ched Armstrong. Everyone thinks it is a marvelous idea, except Steve Haviland, Peggy's boyfriend. Diana Wilson, Peggy's younger sister, and Carol Stellar, her best friend, anticipate the party and Prom for the laughs they will bring. Then a special news bulletin, a hoodlum, Dino Dirkin, and gas station hold-ups begin to complicate matters. But Diana and Carol bring every situation to a whirlwind climax and alls well that ends well. We will never forget our Junior Play with its many thrills and chills. Diana Wilson Helen Wilson Carol Stellar Agnes Franklin Peggy Wilson Ginny Martin Steve Haviland Larry Munger Kay McCarthy Wendy Rheal Bob Jones Dean Doyl Hal Valli Stella Woolsey Ched Armstrong Kirk Wilson Sgt. Beggs Radio Voice PLAY CAST Sandra Redshaw Gretchen Diener Diane Lewis Cheryl Had Mary Lou Janosko Pat Fullen John Wallace Robert Moyer Carol Tutko Beverly Small James Pope Michael Martin Francis Glogowski Karen Frena David Mattes James Chamberlin Dennis Duda Paul Magnuson 101 PLAY CAST Martha Sally Holinscak Nancy Ashford Suzanne Paal Helen Hudson Cheryl Had Dr. Malcolm Pyle Paul Dudas Dr. Thomas Jennings Ronald Lutka Monty Brent John Wallace Joyce Hudson Mary Lou Janosko Bobby Merrick David Mattes Dr. Wayne Hudson Robert Toth Perry Gregory Bournes Mrs. Wickes Mary Beth Puskar Mrs. MacLauren Sandra Redshaw Marion Dawson Pat Fullen Jack Dawson Dennis Duda Julia Rosemary Brevak , _ _ 102 SENIOR PLAY — sponsor, Miss Rush Our Senior Play, based on the novel by Lloyd C. Douglas, told the story of a noted physician. Dr. Hudson, who was devoted to serving humanity because of an unusual vitalizing belief. Early in the play he drowned when he might have been saved by the means that was being used to save Bobby Merrick, a wealthy playboy. When Bobby learned the truth concerning the doctor's death, he resolved to take the surgeon's place, prove that Dr. Hudson's Journal contained the true way of life, and overcome the hostility of the doctor's widow. How Bobby Merrick accomplished all this made for a play that we shall never forget. We can always look back upon our senior play and the fine acting of the people who portrayed the great characters with justifiable pride. magnificent obsession 103 104 COURT M. I. Janosko, J. Lacey, C. Thomas, J. Gillard, G. Diener, J. Pope, P. Baldwin, T. Bugel, L. Reilly, T. Pitchford, L. Savolskis, G. Grimes, M. J. Ripper, R. Toth Coronation Ball To the strains of Pomp and Circumstance , the seven girls and seven boys, chosen by the members of the Senior Class, walked to their respective seats on the evening of December 15, 1961. The third annual Coronation Ball was underway. Sponsored by the Student Council, seven girls and seven boys were first elected from the entire class. From these fourteen, one had been elected King and another Queen, and the twelve remaining became members of their Court. Another election and coronation hod passed, but the members of the Class of '62 will never forget the thrills that came either with participating in or witnessing this event. QUEEN and KING Phyllis Baldwin and Tom Bugel 105 enchanted evening JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM April 28, 1961, marked the most wonderful night of the year for Mun-hall Juniors and Seniors. On that night, the Hilton - Gateway Plaza echoed with the happy voices of over two hundred couples who were enjoying the biggest social event of the school year — the 1961 Prom. Enchanted Evening, as the prom was called, began at 9 P. M. with dancing followed by supper at midnight. Then came six hours of entertainment consisting of music by the Con-dores and K.Q.V. disc jockey, Rod Roddy, demonstrations of the power of hypnosis by Dr. William Pryce Jenkins, and several other interesting acts. At 6 A. M. nine hours of sheer pleasure ended for some hundred tired but happy Munhall students. Enchanted Evening was now a memory. a wonderful 108 109 m h s choirs no STANDING: N. Kohut, E. Ednie, B. Small, S. Howden, C. Had, S. Paal. SEATED: R. Valosik, J. Chamberlin, J. Vojtek SENIOR MIXED CHOIR ROW 1: M. Hornok, M. Noel, E. Oross, J. Ballistere, J. Vojtek, D. Kornish, A. Lengyel, J. Dudas, M. A. Marcone, R. Butler, N. Bethune, D. Bendall, V. Vayda. ROW 2: C. Lewis, R. Runco, N. Wilson, C. Newransky, R. Weber, J. Fawcett, J. Smith, D. Wydo, B. Waddell, M. McFadden, P. Thomas, M. Boyle. ROW 3: J. Katus, T. Timko, S. Angelone, R. Brevak, D. Mattes, J. Natcher, G. Lyle, R. Harkovich, T. Cox, B. Boldizar, C. Bade, K. Barry, B. Pieffer. ROW 4: D. Darsie, B. Small, S. Paal, R. Valosik, C. Had, J. Goga, J. Chamberlin, K. Martin, R. Blasko, R. Sega, S. Howden, C. Miller, E. Ednie, N. Kohut. CHOIR — director, Mr. Emmel Under the direction of Mr. Thomas Emmel, the choirs of Munhall High School have steadily grown in size, strength, and ability. The various choirs usually perform for special programs on Veterans' Day, Christmas, and Easter. The choirs also sent three representatives to participate in the Allegheny County Choir. To close the school year, the combined choirs presented their annual Spring Concert to the public. It was the many activities of the choirs which placed a greater emphasis on music. Ill MR. THOMAS EMMEL mm TENTH GRADE GIRLS' GLEE CLUB ROW 1: J. Hovonec, S. Gemeinhort, L. Blackie, P. McGrath, E. Chismor, C. Fullard, D. Bellowicz, J. Kerch, M. Miller. ROW 2: D. Kaufman, M. Wardlaw, M. Martin, B. Fedor, G. Butko, D. Mrazik, K. Shields, B. Burzawa, U. Tomchik, D. Demko, B. Price, G. Cavicchia, J. McKay, R. Miller. ROW 3: J. Stroup, P. Funa, D. John, J. Poch, D. Hale, S. Erskine, M. Hoffman, U. Hencz, C. Aber, J. Beserock, C. McDonald, A. Perhac, K. Kuzancsek, E. Delbridge, R. Butko, N. Bell. TENTH GRADE MIXED CHOIR BOYS, ROW 1: R. Sous, M. Ader. ROW 2: L. Szalkiewicz, J. Matey, K. Puhatch, R. Price, G. Proudfoot, S. Porter. ROW 3: T. Surman, E. Lelake, R. Seech, J. Hayden, D. Perhach. GIRLS, FRONT TO REAR, ROW 1: D. Nuss, R. Conners, S. Tester, S. Lewis, D. McKinney, S. Shimko. ROW 2: D. Russell, S. Davis, D. Pelger, S. Black, V. Barnosky, K. Jones. ROW 3: A. Capp, A. Muir, C. Ruenzig, C. Heidovitz, E. Stitt. ROW 4: E. Thir, C. Rakowski, C. Gilgovan, T. Wilson, C. Mansfield, B. Novak, D. Crone. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB ROW 1: D. Babbie, J. Kane, A. Jakim, M. Andrews, J. Kel-meckis, J. Ehnot. ROW 2: J. Randolf, P. Bullion, G. Rainwater, C. Redpath, B. Diebold, M. A. Miller, H. Irwin. ROW 3: B. Daniels, M. Lis, A. Mullen, S. Dodge, J. Matthews, C. Meszar. ROW 4: P. Bugos, M. Gehrig, S. Paterline, T. Tichon, S. Holincsak, R. Jakim, S. Myers, A. Ascencio. BOYS' GLEE CLUB FRONT: H. Inglis, H. Dean, G. Laughlin, C. Strang, L. Potter, G. Matthews, C. McCarthy, R. Cherep, K. Orie, M. Billy, D. J. Lacey, W. Cox, W. Cameron, R. Saracco, D. DelleDonne, A. Weber, R. O'Shea, J. Leonardo, S. Evans, W. Litz. Perhach, E. Duffy. REAR: D. DeBlasio, H. Crawford, J. Wiesen, BAND — director, Mr. Aiello Preceded by the Color Guard, Sweet Sioux, and Majorettes, the Munhall High School Marching Band took part in numerous affairs during the 1961-62 school year. Closing a successful football season, the band accepted an invitation to participate in the Nor-win Music Festival along with the five other bands. Under the direction of Mr. Edgar Aiello, the band and its various corps performed in front of the Munhall Municipal Building at Christmas time. Among their numerous activities were included the traditional United Fund, Thanksgiving, Memorial, and Flag Day Parades. ROW 1: L. Swift, S. Jacobson, S. Palyok, F. Gribble, R. Fricker, J. Smigas, D. Caldwell, W. Booth, R. Lang. ROW 2: N. Blacka, N. Woolheater, B. Cox, J. Morgan, F. Ostrow-ski, M. Evans, S. Tutko, M. Gross, C. Winn, R. Garrison. ROW 3: D. Stein, C. Wagner, J. Shanosky, G. Davidson, G. Walick, N. Antonoff, M. Mihaly, G. Stroup, H. J. Brugos, M. Laudato. ROW 4: M. S. Lloyd, S. Anderson, R. Kovak, J. Drane, T. Shavone, G. McGill, R. Williams, R. Schraeder. ROW 5: W. Dzikowski, C. Shannon, S. Uzonyi, D. Yawkey, P. Brown, J. Bishop, P. Cook, T. Boot. 114 ROW 1: T. Thompson, A. Sabo, K. Burechson, L. Yarris, R. Benson, B. Schwartz, L. Skyrmes, C. Wolfe, C. Jacobson. ROW 2: O. M. Sutch, T. Antonoff, B. Cadman, S. Sedory, L. Hurn, M. Mada, K. Cloonan, J. Price, G. Gasowski. ROW 3: L. Baden, G. Gerhold, M. Antonoff, D. Rovenski, J. Montooth, J. Parlak, J. Fedor, R. Morgan, J. Lenkner, J. Fricker. ROW 4: B. Hartline, J. Macso, F. Baden, R. Kramer, G. Swenson, B. Murdock, S. Garrity, S. Roberts, D. Vayda. ROW 5: L. Roger, J. Ednie, D. Bower, J. Hriczo, R. Legg, C. Ayre, B. Gross, R. Berger, F. Perko. MR. EDGAR F. AIELLO f 115 M. Kinovey, P. Fallen, C. Brown, M. Berkley, D. Shupik, M. E. Vano, S. Marks, B. Harris, E. Burechson 116 SANDY HAVRILLA HEAD MAJORETTE color guard DIANE SHUPIK HEAD COLOR GUARD GRETCHEN DIENER HEAD SWEET SIOUX majorettes FRONT: S. Havrilla. TOP TO BOTTOM: M. Gehrig, E. Leskanic, F. Booth, D. Pelger, C. Collins, J. Borris, N. Wilson, T. Spirnak, N. Mahanna, S. Esken, C. Gilgovan, C. Rusnak, L. Keeler, R. Mulligan. sweet sioux ROW 1: B. Small, B. Esken. ROW 2: J. McKay, P. Phillips, C. Price, M. Misko, K. Rader, J. Cush, J. Wells, C. McDonald. ROW 3: J. Grobelski, B. Chontos, G. Tobasco, B. Esken, M. Horvath, M. Noel, P. Bugos, L. Chontos, M. Fedor, J. Stroup. ROW 4: M. King, S. Tester, D. Knight, A. Connelly, C. Sabo, M. Lis, E. Thir, R. Butko, B. Hoffman, J. Kane. munhall completed successful season The Munhall Indians completed a successful season with five wins and three losses. With a five-three record, earned playing a tough set of opponents, the Indian's record should be looked on with much respect. The team was rated as a powerful opponent by the conference and district teams. The idea that Munhall had a strong team was verified when four boys were selected as All Western Conference of Class AA standouts. Defensive star Tom Bugel was selected for the position of quarterback on the first team of both the All Western Conference and the Class double A squad. Though Jay Gillard played less than half of the season due to a broken collarbone incurred early in the second half of the Trinity game, he was selected for the second team in the Western Conference as an end. Jay was recognized as a stellar end in the field of pass-snatching, although he was an expert conversion kicker. He also received an honorable mention in the Class AA in the position of end. Bob Stupor, Munhall's hard tackling end, earned an honorable mention on both teams. Don DeBlasio was recognized with an honorable mention in the Class AA competition for his skill both as an offensive and a defensive center. Besides the award winners, John Koval played as fullback, Tim Pitchford as tackle, and Bill Ondo as a fast moving halfback. Munhall has always been known for its 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 to make the 1961 season a successful season for head coach Nick Kliskey and Munhall High School. 121 FIRST ROW: Clair Hvozdovich, Dennis O'Leary, Paul Horvath, Richard Koroly, Jim Caldwell, Ronald Fonzi, David Thompson, Raymond Seech, Nick Kouchak, Charles Nelson. SECOND ROW: Clayton Strang-mgr., Donald DeBlasio, John Koval, Charles Tomkiewicz, Thomas Lucas, Carroll McCarthy, James Leonardo, Thomas Patrick, Ben Santiago, Tim Pitchford. SCORES MUNHALL 37 ELIZABETH FORWARD 6 MUNHALL 20 WEST MIFFLIN NORTH 12 MUNHALL 17 CANON-McMILLAN 0 MUNHALL 26 TRINITY 0 MUNHALL 7 NORWIN 6 MUNHALL 0 BALDWIN 20 MUNHALL 0 WASHINGTON 27 MUNHALL 0 MT. LEBANON 7 Though they didn't win all of their games, the Munhall Indians completed a successful season with five wins and three losses. The Indians amassed 107 points while holding their opponents to 24 points in the first five games. After the close win over Norwin, the Indians were unable to score a single point. Baldwin, Munhall's next opponent after the Norwin game, was the same team that tied the Indians during the 1960 season and seemed to jinx the team. The last three games were nothing to brag about for the Indians, but any team that wins five out of eight games may be justly proud. 122 THIRD ROW: Richard Katanik-mgr., Thomas Bugel, Robert Stupor, James Pope, John Balistere, Jay Gillard, Dennis Duda, Robert Cherep, Glenn Lyle, John Connelly, George Perko. FOURTH ROW: Raymond Blasko, Dennis Groves, William Rushe, Ken Oleska, John Hayden, John Duch, William Ondo, George Fecik, Frank Bogus, Peter King LEFT TO RIGHT: Assistant Coach Robert Markley, Head Coach Nick Kliskey, Assistant Coach Hubert Shiring. 123 players senior TOM BUGEL BILL ONDO BOB STUPAR JAY GILLARD 124 TIM PITCHFORD jBBji ART POLAND JOHN BALISTERE CHUCK TOMKIEWICZ JOHN KOVAL 125 '■V'f DENNY DUDA in action basketball ROW 1: J. Connelly, R. Cherep, D. Perhach, D. Qualters, R. Banchansky. ROW 2: R. Koroly, W. Ondo, J. Lacey, R. Beasock, R. Meszar, J. Pastirick. Munhall's basketball squad, under the direction of Coach Thomas and Assistant Coach O'Toole, completed a successful season, finishing with a 10-10 record. The season was even more successful because Munhall defeated Homestead twice, 43-41 and 65-53, bringing Coach Thomas' winning streak over Homestead to 4-0. Ralph Beasock, guard, was nominated to the second team of the Section Six All Star Team for his high scoring from the backcourt. Ralph was the third highest scorer in the section. Joe Lacey, playmaker and another top scorer for Munhall, was the other guard. Jed Connelly and Bill Ondo, Munhall's top defensive man, were the forwards. Bob Cherep and Rich Banchansky alternated in the position of center. 128 SENIOR PLAYERS W. Ondo, R. Beasock, R. Banchansky, J. Lacey. SCORES Munhall 70 South Hills Munhall 57 Tarentum Munhall 51 West Mifflin South Munhall 67 Canon-McMillan Munhall 55 Ford City Munhall 46 . Swiss vale Munhall 42 Butler Munhall 61 Indiana Munhall 43 Homestead Munhall 48 McKeesport Munhall 42 West Mifflin North Munhall 76 Elizabeth-Forward Munhall 53 Duquesne Munhall 39 Clairton Munhall 65 Homestead Munhall 54 McKeesport Munhall 59 West Mifflin North Munhall 47 Elizabeth-Forward Munhall 61 Duquesne Munhall 51 Clairton 48 44 50 51 67 45 49 28 41 41 64 64 69 41 Coach 53 George Thomas 67 63 49 66 74 Assistant Coach Michael O'Toole 129 reserves The basketball reserves earned a record of eleven wins and six losses for the season and performed their main function, that of giving valuable experience to future varsity players. In addition to the players in the squad picture, several of the varsity squadmen played for the reserves. Don Qualters was top scorer for the reserves with ninety-five points. Richard Meszar was second, with fifty-one points. Reserve Coach Robert Olsavicky 131 C. Garrity, D. Thompson, D. Groves, R. O'Shea, R. Saracco, J. Merichko rifle SENIORS LOIS TURKES DORIS TURKES NANCY WILSON DOTTIE DARSIE JEAN JESTER 132 CHERYL MILLER Row 1: J. Jester, D. Turkes, C. Miller, N. Wilson, D. Darsie, M. Hornak, R. Smith, L. Turkes, T. Cox. Row 2: M. Miller, K. Felker, S. Evans, V. Hencz, K. Bytheway, G. Lloyd, T. Wilkinson, R. Moxin, R. Wiebelt, M. Martin, M. Wagner. Again our Munhall rifle team claimed the title of National Champions. Under the excellent coaching of Mr. Wilson and Dr. Charlton the team also outmatched all other competitors in this section. Team spirit was at its highest and was credited with a fair share of the honors received. This year's senior sharpshooters were Thurza Cox, Dottie Darsie, Margaret Hornak, Jean Jester, Cheryl Miller, Ruth Smith, Doris Turkes, Lois Turkes, and Nancy Wilson. 135 136 swimming Munhall's swimmers broke even in their meets, with eleven wins and eleven losses. Beside being a power in District Seven, two Munhall swimmers, Bruce Phillips and Russ Lindberg rated a chance at State titles with their specialty strokes. Bruce Phillips placed seventh in the breast stroke and Russ Lindberg eighth in the individual medley. Other swimmers who usually brought firsts for Munhall were Leroy Chesmer and Jim Gibson in the freestyle events, and Bob Moyer in diving. Coach Alexander believed the season might have been better if more boys had tried out for the team. Row 1: E. Duffy, B. Phillips, R. Redic, R. Lynch, R. Pokyrawka, R. Moyer, R. Lindberg. Row 2: L. Chesmer, J. Balint, E. Petrosk, D. Phillips, J. Gibson, M. Cloonan. SCORES Munhall 41 Central Catholic 45 Munhall 42 Bethel 44 Munhall 54 Vandergrift 32 Munhall 51 Central Catholic 35 Munhall 24 Mt. Lebanon 62 Munhall 36 Gateway 50 Munhall 50 West Mifflin North 36 Munhall 39 Duquesne 47 Munhall 36 Vandergrift 50 Munhall 41 Butler 45 Munhall 26 Bethel 62 Munhall 65 Fox Chapel 21 Munhall 60 Clairton 26 Munhall 63 South Catholic 16 Munhall 31 Mt. Lebanon 55 Munhall 42 West Mifflin North 44 Munhall 45 Gateway 41 Munhall 50 Duquesne 36 Munhall 37 Butler 49 Munhall 62 South Catholic 24 Munhall 55 Fox Chapel 31 Munhall 59 Clairton 17 COACH FRED ALEXANDER 137 wrestling Munhall's wrestlers finished the season with a record of one win and twelve losses. Bad luck in the nature of dropouts for injuries, overweight, and various other reasons stalked the team. Though the team lost most of their matches, there were some bright spots when Glenn Matthews and Dave Funa journeyed to the semi-finals. Ed Opsitos, Henry Cerra, John Stupar, and George McGill went into the quarter finals before they were eliminated. SENIORS COACH STEPHEN DE AUGUSTINO GLEN MATTHEWS ED OPSITOS DAVE FUNA BOB STUPAR 138 SCORES MUNHALL 13 WILKINSBURG 44 MUNHALL 17 PENN HILLS 37 MUNHALL 20 WEST MIFFLIN NORTH 30 MUNHALL 20 CHARTIERS VALLEY 32 MUNHALL 11 WILKINSBURG 35 MUNHALL 9 MT. LEBANON 39 MUNHALL 15 CARNEGIE 35 MUNHALL 28 DORMONT 21 MUNHALL 17 SHALER 29 MUNHALL 32 NORWIN 16 MUNHALL 16 NORTH HILLS 32 MUNHALL 12 GREENSBURG 41 MUNHALL 11 BALDWIN 34 Row 1: E. Opsitos, D. Capp, J. Orosz, R. Morsek, G. McGill, D. Nodd. Row 2: K. Olesko, D. Alban, G. Lyle, J. Stupor, F. Bogus, R. Stupor, T. Patrick. Row 3: P. Cook, G. Fecik, T. Sermon, B. Rushe, B. Hawkins, T. Martin, J. Holly, G. Johnson, K. Puhatch, W. Knight, D. O'Leary. 139 volleyball Soon after basketball season ends, Munhall's volleyballers begin practicing. This team, though it receives little recognition, has journeyed to the finals or semi-finals every season in the last eight years. This season, volleyball coach, Pross Thomas, tried to find some good spikers in Rich Banchansky, Harvey Inglis, John Duch, Bob Cherep, and Bob O'Shea, who were the tallest boys on the team. The WPIAL volleyeball champions were decided at an all day tournament at Penn Hills early in April. COACH G. PROSSER THOMAS 140 FIRST ROW: N. Stabile, J. Williams, H. Dean, D. Smecker, R. Saracco, G. Schweinberg, K. Puhatch. SECOND ROW: R. Banchansky, H. Inglis, J. Duch, D. Wieczenski, R. Cherep, R. O'Shea, J. Koval. baseball COACH NICHOLAS KLISKEY The baseball team, little known because most of the action comes late in the school year and early in the summer, is one that often brings honors to Munhall. Last year our team earned a record of six victories and two losses in its section but was eliminated in the first game of the playoffs by Scott High School, 1-0. This year two returning seniors who saw much action last year formed the nucleus of the team. Tom Bugel played at shortstop and John Koval at second base. 'in . t:v, w. ■ LNu t tmiL Intramural Sports PAUL R. JONES, SPONSOR •• INTRAMURAL SPORTS Intramural sports were started during 1961-62 at Munhall in order to give a greater number of pupils the opportunity to participate in athletics. The home rooms each formed teams and competed on their own grade levels. The boys' sports consisted of touch football and bosketball, and the girls competed in archery and basketball. Trophies were awarded to the winning home rooms. As the need arises in the future, more sports will be added so that a greater number of pupils may participate in a program that will help them become more physically fit. One outcome of this year's program was the organization of a girls' basketball team to compete with teams of other schools. 142 MRS. BARBARA F. HENRY, SPONSOR BOYS' SENIOR BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS—HOME ROOM 102 J. Chamberlain, D. Churley, Captain M. Billy, R. Blasko, G. Bournes, L. Chesmer. GIRLS' SENIOR ARCHERY CHAMPION—HOME ROOM 212 R. Smith 144 GIRLS' JUNIOR ARCHERY CHAMPIONS—HOME ROOM 200 D. Ford, Captain M. Joyce, J. Kane. GIRLS' SENIOR BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS—HOME ROOM 218 ROW 1: C. Price, Captain T. Sterling, B. L. Pieffer. ROW 2: P. Baldwin, M. L. Janosko, L. Reilly. 145 GIRLS' JUNIOR BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS—HOME ROOM 220 M. McFadden, G. Masley, Captain M. Morvay, S. Melonnuk PATRONS Cinderdlla Shoe Shoppe FrPriplf 'J. FijhrSr Gillen C wlter Gordon qnd Jacobson,' li Meyer F Grinberg Homestead Hardware hfyman'r ladies Weqr M. ly Lincoff, O.D i Abrgolis Jeyretly Dr. Patwyk CT O'Hare C. Jianfe Schragl, D.S. Smitty's . Solomon's Weinkerpor s Dnrgs A Friend We wish to express our appreciation to the advertisers and patrons who have helped make the MUNHISKO of 1962 a success. RMtM CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES INSURANCE William Jennings Bryan Broker 3708 Main Street Munhall, Pennsylvania HO 1-8300 LINCOFF'S Your Friendly Jeweler 240 East Eighth Avenue Homestead, Pennsylvania HO 1-1423 DYKE-HOMESTEAD 229 West Eighth Avenue West Homestead, Pennsylvania HO 1-6633 M O X L E Y DRUG STORE 200 East Eighth Avenue Homestead, Pennsylvania HO 1-2833 RUTH'S MILLINERY AND ACCESSORIES 248 East Eighth Avenue Homestead, Pennsylvania HO 2-1039 WE CARRY Belts — Hose — Handbags and Boutique Items Congratulations SENIORS from DELLS DARI-DELITE Homestead-Duquesne Road The Aristocrat of Frozen Dairy Products 148 Courtesy of RUSSELL O. ARMOUR Moving and Storage 1915 West Street Munhall, Pennsylvania HO 1-3686 HO 1-0331 149 HO 2-7707 JONES McCLURE Notary Public Real Estate - Insurance 820 Ann Street Homestead, Pennsylvania Office: HO 1-5500, -01, -02 COMPLIMENTS OF KUBAN'S MUSIC STORE 226 East Eighth Avenue Homestead, Pennsylvania HO 2-5222 Homestead's Leading Record Store HILK'S FURNITURE Your Home Should Come First 320 Eighth Avenue Homestead, Pennsylvania HO 2-7708 MARY ROBINSON Beauty Salon Styling — Permanent Waving Coloring and Facial 3614 Main Street Homestead Park MUNHALL, PA. BONNIE FROCKS DOORWAY TO FASHION 229 East Eighth Avenue HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA CLARK CHEVROLET SALES AND SERVICE 243 West Eighth Avenue Homestead, Pennsylvania HO 1-2727 150 HO 1-2228 2004 West Street MUNHALL, PENNSYLVANIA Business Residence HO 1-4200 HO 2-5788 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1962 JOHN N. RITCHIE FUNERAL DIRECTOR GEORGE M. HALL COMPANY SHERMAN'S PHARMACY 3417 Main Street Lumber — Millwork MUNHALL, Builders Supplies PENNSYLVANIA DO IT WITH WOOD LEVINE BROTHERS 135 West Seventh Avenue HARDWARE Homestead, Pennsylvania Homestead's Busiest Store Plumbing, Hardware HO 1-1168 Electrical 324 East Eighth Avenue Homestead, Pennsylvania HO 1-3300 MASLEY'S FLOWER SHOP HOMESTEAD 607 East Eighth Avenue Homestead, Pennsylvania BUICK COMPANY HO 1-9919 221 East Ninth Avenue HOMESTEAD GRISNIK'S BAKERY Special Orders Promptly Filled Weddings and Birthday Cakes PENNSYLVANIA HO 2-3700 3911 Main Street Munhall, Pennsylvania HO 1-9784 152 HILL'S STUDIO Your Annual Photographer 214 North Highland Avenue Pittsburgh 6, Pennsylvania MO 1-9999 153 BLUE BONNET BAKERY 338 East Eighth Avenue HO 2-4957 JAMES T. MORRIS Dispensing Optician 4117 Main Street Munhall, Pennsylvania HO 2-5212 HOMESTEAD Monument Works, Inc. Cemetery Memorials 118 W. Eighth Avenue Homestead, Pennsylvania HO 1-1228 ARTISTIC INCISED LETTERING A. C. ANDERSON TRI-BORO CAB COMPANY George Irvin Green JAMES BAPTIE Funeral Home 132 18th Avenue Munhall, Pennsylvania 3511 Main Street Homestead Park HILDA JOHNSON Munhall, Pennsylvania STYLE SHOPPE Wearing Apparel and Gifts HO 1-6394 For Men, Women, and Children Day and Night Service 4004 Main Street Munhall, Pennsylvania HO 2-1337 154 Congratulations and Best Wishes TO THE CLASS OF 1962 HALF BROS. HOMESTEAD MONROEVILLE BRANCH 3990 William Penn Highway FURNITURE and FASHIONS HOMESTEAD, PA. Gretchen Diener - Margaret Hornak - Barbara Waddell Aren't these beautiful ! So reasonable, too ! Mon. 155 GOLD'S SHOES, INC. Famous Names in Fine Shoes 310 East Eighth Avenue Homestead, Pennsylvania HO 1-2842 WHETSTONE'S FLOWER SHOP 815 Amity Street HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA Flowers for All Occasions Weddings Our Specialty Phones: HO 1-4006 Res.: HO 1-6639 HO 1-4263 GREETINGS FROM YOUR MENZIE MILKMAN COMMUNITY PHARMACY Drugs, Prescriptions Professional Pharmacists 815 Ann Street Homestead, Pennsylvania HO 1-3442 LISTAK GULF SERVICE Main and Miller Avenue Homestead Park MUNHALL, PENNSYLVANIA Joseph A. Prokopovitsh Funeral Home Air Conditioned 431 Ninth Avenue Munhall, Pennsylvania MARKS BROTHERS Printers Munhall, Pennsylvania 156 HO 1-2267 Cordial Greetings and Good Wishes for a Successful Future to Our Many Graduate Friends from the FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS Corner of Eighth and Ann HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA Your Community Institution with A Heart COMPLIMENTS OF 157 MEADOW GOLD DAIRIES, INC. KATILIUS, INC. JEWELRY FURNITURE APPLIANCES Tinting — Bleaching Permanent Waving EDWARD'S BEAUTY SHOP Homestead’s Modern Beauty Shop 811 West Street HO 2-6244 401 Eighth Avenue Homestead, Pennsylvania BOOK'S SHOES For the Entire Family HOMESTEAD PAINT GLASS HEADQUARTERS Watson Standard Products Grumbacher Art Supplies HO I-1173 318 East Eighth Avenue Homestead DON’S DELICATESSEN SERVICE THAT SATISFIES Main Street MUNHALL PENNSYLVANIA 158 Engravers Stationers School Jewelers STANDARD EMBLEM JEWELERS JULIUS L. STEINSAPIR Manufacturing Jewelers and Engravers ESTABLISHED 1887 245 Fourth Avenue Libbie Building Pittsburgh 30, Pennsylvania Munhall School's Suppliers for Over 30 Years WELDON'S PHARMACY James E. Weldon, Ph.G. HOSPITAL SUPPLIES COSMETICS DIABETIC SUPPLIES AND BABY NEEDS 2 Locations to Serve You 3502 Main Street 4123 Main Street HO 1-3188 HO 1-3188 BUSSES AVAILABLE For Group or Party Service For Picnics, Baseball Teams, Lodges or Special Occasions - CALL - BAMFORD MOTOR COACH LINE 159 HO 1-2224 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1962 H H RESTAURANT AND SANDWICH SHOP 326 East Eighth Avenue Homestead, Pennsylvania HO 1-9001 SOL POST Good Coffee POST SHOES 322 East Eighth Avenue Homestead, Pennsylvania HO 1-8200 PARK DAIRY 3912 Main Street MUNHALL, PENNSYLVANIA MAE BISHOP'S BEAUTY SHOP 217 East Eighth Avenue HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA CONGRATULATIONS MUNHALL CLASS OF 1962 — from — JOHN G. GATES BUILOER and DEVELOPER NELLIE C. McSHANE 123 Gates Drive 160 Beverly Donna Carolyn Loper Crone Ovuka Looking Toward the Future SKYRMES REALTY COMPANY REAL ESTATE — INSURANCE 3909 Main Street MUNHALL, PENNSYLVANIA HO 1-4444 CORBETT'S PHARMACY R. C. Corbett, Ph.G. 4004 Main Street MUNHALL, PENNSYLVANIA HO 1-1776 A prescription drug store concerned with guarding the health and serving the needs of good neighbors in a fine community. 161 REDSHAW'S MEN'S WEAR KOSTELNIK'S MARKET FRESH MEATS AND GROCERIES and FREE DELIVERY SERVICE 1400 Andrew Street Munhall, Pennsylvania HO 2-1519 137 East Eighth Avenue Homestead, Pennsylvania HO 2-1100 Compliments of JAB. HARDWARE 112 Whitaker Way WHITAKER, PENNSYLVANIA JACK L. MYERS KEY SHOP Keys Made — Locks Repaired 209 East Seventh Avenue HOMESTEAD, PA. HO 2-1209 Automobile Fire Casualty DOUGLASS AGENCY Jack Murphy, Manager TIPPY'S DAIRY STORE 1518 Mifflin Street Homestead, Pennsylvania HO 1-9200 ANDREW TIRPAK GENERAL INSURANCE 3417 Main Street Munhall, Pennsylvania HO 2-0731 HO 2-0732 162 BOB DeLANCEY One Owner Used Cars 301 West Eighth Avenue West Homestead, Pennsylvania HO 1-3800 COMPLIMENTS OF J. J. KASSOUF Wage Tax Collector 163 MUNHALL BOROUGH fti nh con. W HOS1LKY SHOPS 313 East Eighth Avenue Homestead, Pennsylvania HO 1-9525 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1962 R. H. DRESHMAN AND SONS MACHINE SHOP Box 425 Homestead, Pennsylvania AMOS SUPER MARKET THE STORE THAT QUALITY BUILT HO 1-3334 HOBLACK'S APPLIANCE Admiral Color TV and Radio TV Service I 19 Eighth Avenue Homestead, Pennsylvania HO 1-8211 HO 1-0372 CAPITOL Cleaning and Tailoring Pressing While You Wait Eighth Avenue and McClure Street MUNHALL, PENNSYLVANIA JUDY'S CANDY NUT SHOP 243 East Eighth Avenue Homestead, Pennsylvania HO 1-9313 HARVEY'S MEN'S WEAR 216 EAST EIGHTH AVENUE Homestead, Pennsylvania HO 1-3647 SINCE 1895 MORRIS GRINBERG'S The style center for the Steel Center 164 PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS COMPANY 2). JZJcdck % =rJ-tcLltect 308 East Eighth Avenue HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA HO 1-0686 ■ 135 East Eighth Avenue Homestead, Pennsylvania ONAITIS FLOWERS Decorations and Flowers for All Occasions 4119 Main Street Munhall, Pennsylvania HO 1-7188 WILLIAM A. BLACK Heating Experts — Registered — Heating and Air Conditioning Customized Ductwork 24 Hour Service Complete Installations Work Guaranteed 3525 York Street Munhall, Pennsylvania HO 1-0076 165 VICTOR SHOE STORE HOMESTEAD'S LARGEST SHOE STORE 316 East Eighth Avenue Homestead, Pennsylvania KISH'S RESTAURANT 3907 Main Street Munhall, Pennsylvania HO 1-9180 HO 1-1389 Come to Kish's for fine dishes NIFTY SHOPPE WAM T. V. RADIO Homestead's Classiest Store for Men SALES SERVICE Manhattan Shirts DuMont Hand Tailored Clothing Corner Eighth and Amity Street HO 2-2144 Franchised ADMIRAL Dealer Eleventh at Sarah Street Homestead, Pennsylvania HO 2-6333 WEAVERLING PRINTING CROSSROADS SERVICE CENTER COMPANY Where Service is a Habit EDGAR M. MAY 4600 Homestead-Duquesne Road at Brierly Lane 104 E. Seventh Avenue Owner, MICHAEL HORNYAK Homestead, Pennsylvania Phone HO 1-3380 HO 1-1848 WHEEL BALANCING Good Brakes are Cheap Insurance CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1962 FROM THE 166 CLASS OF 1963 Index AMOS SUPER MARKET 164 ARMOUR, RUSSELL O. 149 BAMFORD MOTOR COACH LINES 159 BLACK, WILLIAM A. 165 BLUE BONNET BAKERY 154 BONNIE FROCKS 150 BOOK'S SHOES 158 BRYAN, WILLIAM JENNINGS 148 CAPITOL CLEANERS 164 CLARK CHEVROLET 150 COMMUNITY PHARMACY 156 CORBETT'S PHARAAACY 161 CROSSROADS SERVICE CENTER 166 DELANCEY, BOB 163 DELL'S DARI DELITE 148 DON'S DELICATESSEN 158 DOUGLASS AGENCY 162 DRESHMAN, R. H. and SONS 164 DYKE - HOMESTEAD 148 EDWARD'S BEAUTY SHOPPE 158 FASHION HOSIERY SHOP 164 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN 157 GATES, JOHN 160 GOLD'S SHOES, INC. 156 GREEN FUNERAL HOME 154 GRINBERG, MORRIS 164 GRISNIK'S BAKERY 152 H H RESTAURANT 160 HALF BROS. 155 HALL, GEORGE M. COMPANY 152 HARVEY'S MEN'S WEAR 164 HILK'S FURNITURE 150 HILL'S STUDIO 153 HOBLACK'S APPLIANCE 164 HOMESTEAD BUICK COMPANY 152 HOMESTEAD MONUMENT WORKS 154 HOMESTEAD PAINT AND GLASS 158 J. A. B. HARDWARE 162 JOHNSON, HILDA STYLE SHOPPE 154 JONES, D. RODERICK 165 JONES AND McCLURE 150 JUDY'S NUT SHOP 164 KASSOUF, J. J. 163 KATILIUS, INC 158 KEY CLUB 147 KISH'S RESTAURANT 166 KOSTELNIK'S MARKET 162 KUBAN'S MUSIC STORE 150 LEVINE BROTHERS HARDWARE 152 LINCOFF'S 148 LISTAK GULF SERVICE 156 MAE BISHOP'S BEAUTY SHOP 160 MARKS BROTHERS PRINTERS 156 MASLEY'S FLOWER SHOP 152 McSHANE, NELLIE C. 160 MEADOW GOLD DAIRIES, INC. 157 MENZIE DAIRY COMPANY 156 MORRIS, JAMES T. 154 MOXLEY'S DRUG STORE 148 MYERS, JACK L. 162 NIFTY SHOPPE 166 ONAITIS FLOWERS 165 PARK DAIRY 160 PATRONS 146 PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS 165 POST SHOES 160 PROKOPOVITSH FUNERAL HOME 156 REDSHAW'S MEN'S WEAR 162 RITCHIE FUNERAL HOME 151 ROBINSON, MARY BEAUTY SHOP 150 RUTH'S MILLINERY 148 SHERMAN'S PHARMACY 152 SKYRMES REALTY COMPANY 161 STANDARD EMBLEM JEWELERS 158 THE SHOP UPSTAIRS 155 TIPPY'S DAIRY STORE 162 TRI - BORO CAB COMPANY 154 VICTOR SHOE STORE 166 WAM RADIO AND TELEVISION 166 WEAVERLING PRINTING CO. 166 WELDON'S PHARMACY 159 WHETSONE'S FLOWER SHOP 156 167