Munhall High School - Munhisko Yearbook (Munhall, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1963 volume:

OF MUNHALL-’63 MUNHISKO Nineteen Sixty Three Munhall High School Munhall, Pennsylvania foreword Memories - memories of classes, dances, football and basketball games, assemblies, all extracurricular activities, and most important, classmates - are recaptured in the ANNUAL. It has been the goal of the ANNUAL staff to present in an accurate and unusual book a record of the students and events which constituted the happy high school years. From formal pictures come memories of classmates, both as individuals and as members of various activities such as student council, Spanish club, or hall patrol. Informal shots recall special events such as the Senior Play, or the Coronation Ball, or just ordinary everyday happenings in the classes and the activities. It is the hope of the staff that in this ANNUAL they have presented a true picture of the school and its students - a picture which will enable graduates of Munhall High School to relive their high school years over and over again. introduction . . • page 4 faculty..........page 8 students........page 24 activities .... page 68 sports...........page 112 senior directory . . page 142 advertising . . page 147 3 faculty Teachers are the most important single factor in a school system. It is they who give life to the printed page, who direct students to seek truth and follow it, to challenge thought and subdue it, and to enter the unknown and conquer it. MunhalTs faculty does all this and more. Through our teachers we have been enriched academically and socially. They not only have guided our thinking but through their patience, understanding, and leadership in extracurricular activities, they also have directed us into positions of leadership and service in our school and community. They have aided many of us in deciding upon our careers. Our teachers have been our instructors, our counselors, our friends. 4 This year iMunhall adopted the six-three-diree plan making Woodlawn the junior high school and Munhall the senior high school. As members of one of the largest classes in the history of Munhall, the sophomores, not to be outdone by upperclassmen, attained high scholastic standing and participated in many of the activities. The juniors spent their days preparing to take the responsibilities of being the oldest in the school. The seniors found their last year to be one of excitement and hard work, and it was with a sense of sadness but many fond memories of their high school years that they left Munhall to their successors. 5 activities The extra-curricular program in Munhall High School was designed to enrich the school life of the students and to develop in them the qualities of leadership, cooperation, initiative, and service. Through membership and active participation in the various clubs and organizations, the individual's social status was enhanced, and he was better prepared, upon graduation, to take his place in adult society and to actively engage in the life of the community. sports Athletically inclined students at Munhall High found ample opportunity to perfect and display their skills in the school's varsity sports program. Seven varsity sports were offered during the 1962-1963 term. Far from an ordinary season, many events made the year memorable for senior athletes. Mr. Kliskey, twenty year head football coach, retired; the rifle team won the state and national tides; two swimmers, Bruce Phillips and Jim Gibson, swam in the Pennsylvania championship meets; wresder Tom Capp finished the regular season without a defeat and took second place in the Southwestern Regional PIAA tournament; the basketball squad defeated both of Munhall's rivals. Homestead and West Mifflin North, twice; the volleyball team journeyed into the semifinals for the WPlAI.title;the baseball team defeated section 14 champion McKeesport on its own field. Yes, the students at Munhall had every reason to be proud of the 1962-1963 sports season. 7 FACULTY 9 DR. THEODORE CHARLTON COORDINATOR OF CURRICULUM MR. CHARLES SPINELLI SOLICITOR THE MUNHALL SCHOOL BOARD 5E TEI Pr , atrick C 0Hare� Mr Jam« p Rock, Mrs. Margaret G. Kuzma, Mr. Joseph R. Havrilla. STANDING: Mr. William D. Evans. Mr. John J. Lordon, Mr. Stanley Skyrmes. 10 DR. LAWRENCE A. GRIFFIN SUPERINDENDENT OF SCHOOLS DR. H.W. BF.GCS PRINCIPAL To the Class of 1963 As you graduate and move into the life of the community you carry with you the best wishes of the administration and the faculty for success in adult life. Because of the untiring efforts of your teachers and the personal sacrifices of your parents, you have completed the formal education offered in Munhall and are ready to assume your responsibilities as an American. You have learned right from wrong. You have been told of the social and economic problems present in our nation today, ou are aware of those political ideologies which do not respect the dignity of man and which are striving to undermine our way of life. You have a duty to preserve that which you inherit and to improve it according to your ability. That you will do, we have no doubt. May you always conduct yourselves as ladies and gendemen to whom your Alma Mater will point with pride. You have the ability-make the most of it. Lawrence A. Griffin District Superintendent 11 SUPERINTENDENT SECRETARIES Miss Hill, Miss Hood, Miss Kerr, Mrs. Murawski BOARD SECRETARIES Mrs. Martha Molennor, Mrs. Clementina Evans HIGH SCHOOL SECRETARIES Mrs. Eleanor Smithson, Miss Bernice Jones 12 MR. HUBERT SHIKING COUNSELOR MISS MARGARET HOWAT LIBRARIAN MRS. MARGARET SEILER COUNSELOR 13 MR. FREDERICK ALEXANDER English MR. CHARLES BUCK English MISS SHIRLEY BAUM English MISS IRENE BOLLINGER Biology MRS. WILD A BEATTY Health Education MR. LESLIE BRAND Business English MR JOHN BENDALL Social Studies MR. CLYDE BRUCH Art 14 MR. G. EDWARD BUSCH Chemistry MRS. GRACE COPENHAVER English MR. JACK CITRON World Economic Geography MRS. ELSIE CURRY Typewriting taking rolls-preparing Mrs. Curry checks roll. 15 Miss Iwanowski prepares map discussion. lunch duty MR. STEPHEN DeAUCUSTINO Health Education MRS. ELIZABETH DONALDSON English MR. JOHN DRISTAS Bookkeeping MR. BENJAMIN ELKINS Social Studies What's for lunch? 16 unwinding Teachers relax during lunch. 17 Mrs. Middleman checks lectern before class. paperwork Miss White corrects those mid-terms. 18 MR. NICHOLAS KLISKEY MISS ARLENE KOSTOVNY Health Education Mathematics MR. JOHN KOZIEL Biology teaching MR. JOSEPH LACKO Physics MR. ROBERT MARKLEY Social Studies MR. THOMAS MANSELL United States Heritage MR. JOHN MATTHEWS Social Studies 19 Mr. Hutnik endeavors to pound Algebra into willing ( ?) students hall duty mh. john McCarthy Industrial Arts MR. FRANK MEREDITH French Mr. Elkins kindly guides confused students. MR. FRANCIS MIZIKAR Latin MISS DOROTHY NEWELL Home Economics MR. ROBERT OLSAVICKY Mathematics 20 Payday at the salt mines. payday MR. PHILIP ORTEGO Spanish MISS THELMA RUSH Speech MR. ROBERT SCHUMACHER MR. J. LEWIS SHANNON German Economics At day s end Mr. Alexander reads his mail. MR. WESLEY TELOSKY Mechanical Drawing doctor and nurse MR. ROBERT TAMMARIELLO Science MISS LOR IN E WHITE Shorthand MR. G. PROSSER THOMAS Social Studies MR. PETER ZECCA Industrial Arts DR. L. L. DARSIE School Physician MRS. DOLORES FOURNIER School Nurse cafeteria Mrs. Powers—manager, Mrs. Churley. Mrs. Ann Praskovlch, Mrs. Julia Sptsak, Mrs. Anna Leskanic Mrs. Helen Kublak, Mrs. Mary Churley, Mrs.Celia Kushner,Mrs. Mary Lebedda, Mrs. Mary Vano, Mrs. Helen loth. 23 24 25 seniors G. Lyle, vice-president; J. Leonardo, secretary-treasurer; T. Patrick, president; Mr. Bendall, sponsor. 26 SUZANNE ANGELONE RUSSELL ARMOUR JOHN ARMSTRONG AUDREY ASCENCIO DIANE BABBIE CAMELLIA BADE ELIZABETH BADIN MICHAEL BAKA BERTHA BARABAS 27 KAREN BARRY LaVAUGHN TERESA BERRY TOM BEHUN ELIZABETH ANN BOBICK DIANE BENDALL MARGARETTA BERKLEY BILL BOUTON LARRY BRETHOLD 28 seniors ROBERT BUGEL PAULA E. BUGOS LEE BUKAUSKAS MARGARET BULLION ELLEN BURECHSON KATHLEEN N. BYTHEWAY Work is a part of the day seniors LARRY CADDY CARRIE LYNN CALDWELL DANIEL CAPP THOMAS CAPP NANCI CARNEY ELAINE CARR UN DA L. CASEY DARLENE A. CATLOS ROBERT CHEREP 30 BARBARA ANN CHONTOS LINDA LOUISE CHONTOS DONNA CIOPPA WAYNE COLUMBUS JOHN E. CONNELLY KAREN COOK RAYMOND CORN ETTA WILLIAM H. COX LARRY COYNE 31 32 DAVID H. CUTTLER BONNIE LOU DIEBOLD JACK DUCH BENJAMIN J. DAIN JOSEPH A. DIENER JOANNE DU DAS SANDRA BONITA DANIELS SANDRA AILENE DODGE RAYMOND DUNN seniors JOHN GEDRIS MARLENE HALKO ELIZABETH HEATHERINGTON JAMES W. GIBSON DORIS MAE HALLAM ROSEANNE HICKEY RALPH GRABOWSKY MARGARET HALLIDAY THOMAS R. HILLIARD MIRIAM GROSS REGE HARKOVICH BETTY ANN HIXON Candy brings both work and fun BARBARA HOFFMAN KAREN HOFFMAN KAREN HOOPER JOHN D. HORGAN BOB HORVATH WALLACE HOUGH 35 ••«« m iiiuiiiiijihi liiiw n Pep assemblies provide a break in routine MARGARET HRITZ DARLENE HUMANIK 36 HARVEY INCLIS HAZEL IRWIN seniors JANET JENKINS MICHAEL JOHN MIDGE JOYCE JON ANDREW KALPANOV JUDITH KANE DOREEN KAUFMAN LOUIS KA POST AS JOANNE KEENER LAWRENCE J. KASPER THEODORE JAMES KEENER JDY KATUS 3YCE KELLEY 37 seniors LEONARD KELLEY JOY KELMECKIS CHARLES KINAVEY MARY KINAVEY NILES KING JOAN KORHNAK CAROL PATRICIA KNAPP RICHARD KOROLY JOHN F. KNAPP BARBARA KOSTELNIK DOROTHY KNIGHT NICHOLAS KOUCHAK WILLIAM E. KRUSZKA DARLYNE M KUBANCKK PAMELLA KULHANEK Gung-Ho Chinamen prepare for another kind of assembly PHYLLIS KUSHNER RENEE LACEY GEORGE LAUGHLIN ALICE LAWSON ALEXANDER G. LEE WILLIAM LELAKE ELENORA LELAND JAMES G. LEONARDO ELEANOR LESKANIC CLAUDIA A. LEWIS Slapstick is a part of one show 40 seniors RUSS UNDBERG MARCIA LIS GEORGE IXOYD GEORGE D. LORI) THOMAS E. LUCAS GLENN T. LYLE Work continues In the afternoon seniors DAVID MAJERNIK RAMONA MARAMBA ALAN MARTIN THOMAS M MARTIN GERALDINE MASLEY JANET MATTHEWS JOHN J. MATUS T. CARROLL McCARTHY MAUREEN McFADDEN 42 GEORGE S. McCILL SARAH ANN MELONUK KAREN MESZAR KAROL MESZAR JOHN JOSEPH MIKITA MARY MILLER EDWARD MONKEUS PAUL JAMES MONYOK THOMAS W. MORRISON 43 ROBERT MORSEK CHER IE MYERS MARILYN NOEL MARLENE A. MORVAY CHARLES CARL NELSON CHARLES O'HARE ARLENE MULLEN ROBERT F. NEWMAN JOSEPH ONOFFREY 44 JOANNE ONOFREY KENNETH OVSAK MARGARET PALMER PAULETTE ANN PASEY SHARON PATERLINE THOMAS PATRICK Part of the day Is spent on the field 45 EDITH ANN PHILLIPS BRUCE PHILLIPS CLARE PORAC And part In the stands MICHAEL RIBOVICH HARRY RIDGWAY ROBERT RILEY DICK RODDA DENNIS ROSGONE CHERYL ROWE 47 Time Is wasted in the halls Raren ruddy SALLY M RUDDY WILLIAM RUSHE CAROL SABO 48 Ballots waste time, too SIGNE SKYRMES THOMAS STAWARTZ THERESA SPIRNAK RICHARD STANCHAK DAVID A. STANICAR NANCY SUNDIN ROBERT SZCZEPANKOWSKI ADOLF TARASEVICH 50 PATRICIA THOMAS But no one wastes time at lunch 51 GEORGE W. TOTH PATRICIA TRIFANOFF LEE A. TRACHTENBERG JAMES TRIMBLE ANDREA TRIFANOFF THOMAS VOCAN JOANNA TRIFANOFF GERRY VOLINSKI DONALD VRABEL PATRICIA A. VRABEL Work is still most important 52 MARGARET WAGNER JUDY WALKER WILLIAM WALL KATHY WARGO CHARLES D. WEISS THOMAS WILKINSON Assembly over—back to home room for dismissal The day is finished at last BOB WILLIAMS JOHN D. WINTERSTEEN DIANE WYDO DAVID MICHAEL YANYO 54 DANIEL YAWKEY DIANE ZENCHAK RAY ZIPAY CHARLES YOUNGFLEISCH DENNIS ZILONIS WILLIAM ZUBKUS NOT PICTURED: PATRICIA ANN HANCOCK JAMES SMITH ROBERT WALKER WILLIAM ZAHRADNIK EUGENE J. ZAMBA 55 m il-r, Except, perhaps, for one last make-up test juniors D. Quakers, secretary-treasurer; R. Meszar, vice-president; J. Hayden, president; G. Edward Busch, sponsor. C. Aber, L Ader, H. Andreski, N. Antonoff, D. Bade, J. Balint, S. Barna, V. Barnosky J. Beavers, N. Bell, D. Bellowitz, J. Bcserock, N. Bishop, S. Black, L Blackie. C. Blasko . L Blasko, F. Bogus, R. Brewer, C. Brown, K. Brown, L. Brown, P. Brown, J. Brugos W. Bryan, B. Bryce, B. Burzawa, G. Butko, R. Butko, C. Calto, J. Caldwell, A. Capp R. Carpe, L. Casey, G. Cavicchia, H. Cerra, E. Chismar, N. Cloherty, . L Cloonan, C. Collins 56 W. Concoly, T. Conley, A. Connelly, R. Conners, M. Cook, P. Cook, J. Cower C. Crawford, L. Crawford, T. Cronin, J. Cush, C. Daniels, G. Davis, K. Davis S. Davis, W. Davis, L. Delandro, E. Delbrldge, D. Demko, J. Derry, A. Dlrocco J. Dobrowolski, G. Dyer, G. Dzamko, W. Dzlkowski, A. Dzurlkanln, J. Dzvontk, S. Erskine S. Evans, K. Fawcett, G. Feclk, T. Fedlgan, B. Fedor, P. Fedor, K. Felker R. Fetheroff, J. Filipowski, B. Florian, N. Floyd, R. Fonzi, D. Franks, C. Fullard P. Funa, E. Gamble, C. Garrlty, G. Gasowski, S. Gemelnhart, L Getsy, R. Getsey R. Gibb, C. Gilgovan, W. Goldberg, G. Grib, J. Grobelskl, D. Groves, H. Grzeska F. Guist, D. Hale, A. Hartline, D. Hatala, J. Hayden, M Hegedus, V. Hencz 57 C. Hicdovitz, L. Hinkle, L Hinzel, L. Hlnzel, R. Hirko, R. Hoblack, M Hoffman M Hoffmann, R. Hooper, M Horvat, P. Horvath, J. Hovanec, E. Irwin, D. Jacobs M. Jacobson, D. John, K. Jones, G. Junstrom, D. Kane, G. Karch, L Keeler K. Kelley, G. Kennedy, S. Kinavey, M Kinavey, J. Koroly, T. Koza, K. Kracun P. Kriscunas, K. Kubancek, C. Kuenzig, R. Lacey, D. Lang, D. Laughlin, E. Leister E. Lelake, E. Lengyel, J. Lenze, S. Lewis, M Lis, W. Lit , M Long G. Macko, J. Masco, C. Mansfield, J. Marclnko, M. Marcone, J. Markowitz, W. Marks M. Martin, M Martin M Martin, P. Martin J. Matey, G. Mathos C. Matukonis C. McDonald, L McGrath, J. McKay, D. McKinney, R. McKinney, R. McMullen, E. McNeills 58 D. Meleshenko, J. Merichko, K. 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, P. Murray, N. Nelson, D. Nodd, P. Noroski, B. Novak D. Nuss, K. Oleska, B. Olszewski, F. Ondo, K. Orie, E. Oross, J. Orosz D. O'Leary, R. O'Shea, G. Pace, T. Packy, J. Parlak, J. Parlak, J. Pastirik D. Pastor, D. Pelger, A. Perhac, D. Perhach, G. Perko, N. Peters, E. Petrosky D. Phillips, D. Pinkerton, J. Poch, J. Podomlk, R. Pokrywka, S. Porter, G. Porvaznik L. Potter, B. Price, R. Price, A. Prior, G. Proudfoot, K. Puhatch, D. Qualters I). Rager, L. Rager, C. Rakoskl, J. Redic, L. Richcnbach, M. Rohan, D. Rowman 59 D. Russell, J. Sabol, E. Samatovich, R. Sauerweln, R. Saus, P. Schavone, R. Schraeder R. Seech, J. Shea, K. Shields, K. Shields, S. Shimko, R. Shulkosky, L Sninsky E. Sojack, E. Sota, Y. Stetson, E. Stitt, S. Stonick, J. Stroup, T. Surman 0. Sutch, L Szalkiewicz, S. Tester, E. Thir, H. Thompson, T. Tiboni, G. Tichon J. Tichon, M Tierney, J. Toboz, R. Toboz, U. Tomchik, M Tomko, E. Trinnes W. Trinnes, D. Unites, B. Uzonyl, M Vano, E. Vereb, C. Wagner, G. Walick NL Wardlaw, W. Wasosky, T. Weber, J. Weis, R. Weis, R. Welsh, D. Werling R. Wiebelt, N. Wilson, T. Wilson, K. Yunk, R. Zak 60 sophomores D. Lucas, vice president; L. Corbin, secretary-treasurer, M Bartek, president G. Abraham, C. Airhart, NL Albiez, J. Anderson, P. Anderson, W. Anlauf, W. Ardale, W. Arendas W. Argyle, R. Armstrong, D. Arrington, L. Badin, P. Ballnt, R. Balint, J. Balias, S. Balogh C. Bandola, C. Baptle, T. Barnes, R. Baron, L. Barrett, L. Barron, L Bartek. K. Bartko K. Batorlck, R. Baurnes. B. Beatty, D. Bellucci, J. Bennett, S. Berta. G. Bcserock, E. Biller 61 G. Billy, J. Bishop, C. Blazevich, F. Bobick, G. Bodnar A. Boldizar, T. Boot, S. Borcik, J. Boris, E. Bowden D. Bower, P. Broscy, ]. Brown, K. Burechson, P. Butler T. Butler, A. Carpe, A. Carr, C. Catlos, S. Cavicchia L Chiz, N. Christopher, J. Churchfield, L Churma, K. C loon an E. Clutter, F. Cochran, F. Colizza, T. Connolly, L. Corbin B. Cox, C. Crist, R. Cummings, M Cunningham, D. Curl B. Darsie, J. DefTenbach, F. Delaney, L Dignan, V. Dimperio T. Dixon, J. Dodge, B. Ducar, R. Durica, L. Earley 62 S. Eberwein, D. Kdmunds, J. Ednle, J. Kichcr, S. Eskcn, E. Ewing, D. Fedor, NLA. Fetsko D. Franzetta, D. Frena, J. Frlcker, J. Fullen, D. Gam ret, H. Glaskauskas, D. Glunt, P. Gorman D. GrafT, L Grlndle, P. Grove, K. Culser, J. Haley, D. Halko, S. Halko, C. Halliday L Hampson, B. Harman, J. Harrigan, B. Harris, P. Harrison, M Hausrath, R. Havrllla, R. Hawkins R. Hayden, J. Hepps, NL Hernandez, J. Hess, W. Hess, J. Hilliard, NL Hoos, E. Horvath NL Howcroft, NL Hrlnda, R. Hudson, J. Hunt, C. Jacobson, R. Janosko, T. Jenco, T. Johnston 63 A. Joseph, B. Junstrom, P. Kaesmar, V'. Kasel, C. Keener, M Kelley, E. Kemmerer, B. Kmetz F. Knapp, W. Knight, B. Kolas, C. Kondls, H. Konish, V. Kramer, R. Kredatus, J. Krill J. Lamblotte, M Laudato, A. Listak, MS. Lloyd, S. Lorah, D. Lucas, M Lucas, C. Lusnak K. Lydic, B. Lynch, N. Nlahanna, N. Majernik, P. Manila, D. Marcone, A. Martin, M Martin D. Maszle, J. Malta, J. McCarthy, L McCollum, J. McConville, K. McDonald, N. McShane, R. Melscr J. Metz, C. Meyers, C. Mikula, B. Miller, P. Mitrlk, K. Monz, J. Morgan, R. Morgan 64 W. Morgan, C. Mrazik, T. Murray, NL Nadzam, A. Nemeth D. Nickel, L. Noroski, R. Noroski, W. Olack. R. Olenak R. Olson, B. Orosz, D. Orosz, J. O'Leary, K. O’Rourke C. O’Toole, J. Pace, D. Palmer, S. Palyok, C. Perhac J. Perri, E. Phillips, A. Pido, P. Pikutis, D. Pingor T. Piposar, T. Piskor, R. Portokalls, J. Price, A. Pusatere J. Puskar, J. Puzder, D. Rabb, J. Ragan, T. Reagan C. Redpath, C. Redshaw, N. Redshaw, J. Riley, D. Ritchie K. Roberts, S. Roberts, D. Robson, B. Rock, B. Rock 65 K. Rodosky, W. Rodosky, K. Romano, B. Rosenal, D. Rovenski I . Rushe, T. Rusnak, D. Rybar, R. Sabo, J. Sampson A. Sauerwcin, K. Schultz, P. Schur, J. Seech, S. Seech W. Sc ink, H. Shank, B. Siroky, M Slinchak, R. Sloan B. Smigas, E. Smith, R. Smulny, N. Snyder, M Sotak L Soychak, NL Spisak, P. Stark, S. Stecik, S. Stefanchin D. Stein, K. Steiner, NL Stretauski, T. Stripay, G. Stroup NL Stulginski, J. Stupar, C. Sullivan, K. Sullivan, P. Sullivan 66 N. Svitlak, A. Szostek, B. Takach, R. Takach, D. Terrick G. Thomas, W. Thomas, C. Thomka, C. Thompson, G. Toplansky, M Torma, K. Toth, M Trafeser C. Turner, S. Tulko, J. Vance, M. Vargo, D. Vayda, M Vecchio, R. Vinay, P. Vogel J. Vrabel, C. Wargo, D. Wargo, J. Wargo, M Wasik, R. Wasik, G. Wasko, S. Waison R. Weckerle, W. Wehrer, S. Wiechelt, L Wilding, S. Wilkinson, B. Williams, J. Williams, K. Williams N. Wilson, W. Wilson, L. Wlntersteen, D. Wintner, C. Wolfe, C. Yutz, E. Zeigler, J. Zelnik 67 ACTIVITIES 69 student government SEATED: P. Murray, vice president; C. McCarthy, president; D. Knight, secretary. STANDING: Mr. McCarthy, sponsor; R. Lacey, treasurer. ROW 1: J. Vance, R. Smutny, T. Wilson, M Martin, C. Daniels, P. Thomas, M. Fedor, S. Lewis. ROW 2: C. Porac, C. Bade, K. Barry, T. Marconc, C. Abcr, M. Noel, R. Lacey, M. Jacobson, G. Maslcy. ROW 3: J. Krill, R. Janosko, E. Ielakc, G. Toth, T. Wilkinson, D. Bower, P. Murray. STUDENT COUNCIL - sponsor, Mr. McCarthy As the governing body of the school, the Student Council promoted cooperation and good citizenship among the students and assumed responsibility for many of the school activities. Some of their duties included supervision of student elections, provision for a tree and hall decorations at Christmas time, and the sponsorship of after-game dances and the Coronation Ball. Council members were elected by the students on the basis of their scholarship, leadership, and willingness to serve the entire student body. 70 annual- student publication ANNUAL - sponsor, Mr. Shannon Your yearbook, a record of the people and events of the school year, was published through the cooperative efforts of the entire staff. In the frantic rush to meet deadlines, many after school and evening hours were spent keying and cropping pictures, writing and typing copy, headlines, and captions, and identifying the students in each picture. Every picture which was placed in the ANNUAL had to be cropped—proportioned to fit the picture in the dummy—and keyed. In addition to the work put into the actual publication of the ANNUAL, the staff was kept busy selling advertising and subscriptions. D. Bendall, co-editor; Mr. Shannon, advisor, D. Guttler, co-editor. G. Gasowski, art editor; T. Wilkinson, faculty editor; D. Wydo, activities editor; D. Vrabel, student editor; J. Wtntersieen, sports editor. 71 SKATED: C. Collins, D. Kubancek, J. Jenkins, head typist. STANDING: M Halko, C. Brown, P. Bullion. ANNUAL TYPISTS P. Bugos, bookkeeper; T. Stawartz, business manager; D. Gallos, bookkeeper. 72 C. Porac, R. Hickey, C. Bace. ASSISTANT EDITORS. ROW 1: j. Beserock, C. Cavicchla, S. Dodge, S. Shavone, J. Parlak. ROW 2: L. Sntasky, B. Baraba,. j. Matthew,. M. Joyce. ADVERTISING SALES STAFF 73 munhisko-students’ voice MUNHISKO - sponsor, Miss Kline Through the school paper, the Munhisko, students not only voiced their opinions and ideas but also displayed their talents in writing. Many students interested in journalism as a career helped to publish the paper which brought to the entire student body news of the current social and athletic events as well as articles on the many club activities, editorials of interest, feature columns, and human interest stories. Through their cooperation and efforts, the entire staff of the Munhisko made it a student newspaper of which the entire student body could be proud. STANDING: J. Wintersteen, editor-in-chid; J. Sabol, art editor. SEATED: J. Caldwell, sports editor; E. Bobick, typing editor; R. Hickey, feature editor; D. Wydo, news editor; J. Parlak, exchange editor. EDITORIAL STAFF ASSISTANT EDITORS C. Porac, assistant news editor; S. Wilkinson, assistant feature editor; S. Schavone, assistant news editor; T. Wilson, business manager; P. Noroskl, assistant art editor. 74 REPORTERS ROW 1: D. Rovenskl, G. Stroup, G. Porvaznlk, B. Darsie, J. Skyrmes. ROW2: M. Martin, R. Getsy, B. Barabas, S. Dodge. TYPISTS AND SALESMEN ROW 1: J. Jenkins, K. Meszar, K. Rader, L Berry, K. Meszar. ROW2:M Rohan, A. Perhach, C. Collins, N. Bell, MJ. Brugos. ROW 3: D. Bcllowitz,P. Martin, C. Daniels, J. Grobelski, T. Timko. D. Knight. ROW4: J. McKay, P. Mete, T. Stawartz, J. Matthews, G. Cavkrchla. 75 art honor society-student artists AR I HONOR SOCIETY - sponsor, Mr. Brugh The Art Honor Society was organized for the purpose of promoting a better understanding and appreciation of art among the students. Those with outstanding art ability were recognized and encouraged to continue art both in school and after graduation. Members of the society were often called upon throughout the year to do much of the art work for various activities. Members had many entries in the Scholastic Art Exhibit at Kaufmann's and attended the exhibit as a group to compare their work with that of outstanding students from other schools. Many also exhibited work in the High School's Annual Art Exhibit. Mr. Brugh, sponsor; L Morvay, vice president; L Joyce, president; I). Knight, secretary-treasurer. ROW 1: A. Trifanoff, B. Barabas, R. Gibb. P. Cook, W. Wasosky, T. Piposar. R. Hayden, K. Brewer. ROW 2: P. Schur, O. Sutch, L Delandro, K. Sullivan, R. I cey, M Long, M. Martin, T. Stawartz, P. Fedor, P. Noroski. ROW 3: P. Tritanoff, S. Balogh, XL Vecchio, M Stulginski, J. Trifanoff, A. Lawson. I). Kubancek, P. Kriscunas. 76 nhs-student honors NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY - sponsor, Miss Howat Membership in the National Honor Society is one of the greatest honors which a junior or senior can receive. To be a candidate, the student not only must be high in scholastic standing, but also must participate in at least two extracurricular activities. Members are elected by the teachers on the basis of character, scholarship, leadership, service, and must be well-rounded and mature individuals. Activities of the National Honor Society this year included the sale of Munhall decals and attendance at a Pittsburgh Pirate baseball game. Membership in the Society should be the goal of all students. ROW 1: D. Majcrnik. vice president; C. Bade, secretary; T. Wilkinson, president. ROW 2: D. W ydo, J. W Intersieen, Miss Ho at sponsor, D. Cuttler, D. Bendall. 77 senior secretaries-student aids SENIOR SECRETARIES - sponsor, Miss White The Senior Secretaries proved to be a great help to both the teachers and the high school office. Selected irom among the commercial students taking either the office practice or the business machines courses, these girls spent many extra hours typing and marking tests, recording grades, and doing other secretarial work for the teachers. While many served as secretaries for the teachers, others alternated as receptionists for the high school office and often relieved the office of some clerical work. These Senior Secretaries received a variety of practical experiences that, in addition to their formal training in the classroom, will be useful in their careers. Their help was gready appreciated by both the teachers and the high school office. ROW 1: J. Jenkins. E. Burcchson, E. Boblck, I.. Berry, R. Maramba, P. Bugos, C. Masley, R. Chontos. ROW 2: K. Meszar. P Kushner.J. Kalus.J. Onofrey, D. Knight. 78 hall patrol ROW 1: I. Skyrmes, M Brugos, E. Burcchson, M Joyce, G. Masley, P. Thomas, M Fedor, E. Bobkk. ROW 2: M. Gross, D. Knight, L Berry, K. Barry, C. Bade, R. Lacey, B. Barabas, B. Daniels, J Katus. D. Wvdo, M Noel, C. Porac, C. Myers, Mr. McCarthy-sponsor. R0W3: R. Armour, W. Lelake, D. Stanicar, J. Kalpanov, J. Mlkita, D. Alban, G. Toth, C. McCarthy, T. Wllktnson-captain, J. Wlntersteen, D. Guttler-captain. h r representatives ROW 1: K. Cook, NLJ. Brugos, U. Tomchlk, 1). Demko, K. Kubancek, L Earley, F. Boblck, P. Martin. ROW 2 S. Schavone, C. Jacobson, L. Chontos, T. Wilkinson. P. Schur, D. Pastor, (.. Lewis. 79 HOW 1: D. Knight, P. Manila, D. Ford, J. McKay, E. Zciglcr, ROW 3: P. Kulhanek, H. Cetsy, C. Bla evick, D. Bellucci, R. S. Schavone, C. Wolfe, K. Shields. ROW 2: S. Black, NLK. Long, Conners, L Berkley, J. Kane. C. Collins, T. Timko, . L Martin, J. Vance, C. Bandola, J. Parlak. jrc-student service JUNIOR RED CROSS - sponsor, Mrs. Donaldson The Junior Red Cross of Munhall High School was organized for the purpose of encouraging teenagers to help their fellow man. The Junior Red Cross is a chapter of the National Junior Red Cross which supplements the work of its senior organization, the Red Cross of the United States. It is a service organization that helps underprivileged and unfortunate individuals. Activities this year included making tray favors for patients in the Veteran's and Children's Hospitals and sending gift boxes to needy children at home and abroad. ROW 1: D. Knight, president; Mrs. Donaldson and Miss Baum, sponsors; D. Ford, vice president. ROW 2: M. Berkley, secretary; T. Timko, treasurer; M K. Long, publicity chairman. 80 ROW 1: R. Moxin, C.Casowski,J. Kalpanov,G. Toth, S. Evans, T. Patrick, 1. Caldwell, P. Murray, 1). Unites. ROW 2: D. Majernik, A. Lee, J; Krill, A. Konish, D. Thompson, D. Alban, J. Winterstecn, J. Hayden, J. Church- field, R. Armour. ROW 3: D. Yawkey. D. Hatala, K. Lelake, T. Davis, J. Tichon, J. Mikita, W. Lelake, L Trachtenberg, L Badin. key club-student hosts KEY CLUB - sponsor, Mr. Olsavicky To serve the school, the community, and the church was the purpose of the Key Club, one of the most active clubs at Munhall. Projects for the fall included the clearing of the girls' outdoor gym area and the teachers' parking lot, and the building of the Munhall Garden Club Exhibit. The Key Club sponsored a basketball game between the K.Q.V. High Hoopers and the Munhall faculty and also held a Christmas dance. Key Clubbers brought the year to an exciting end when they were the host club fgr the 1963 International Convention at the Hilton in July. ROW 1: D. Cuttler, lieutenant governor, Division Six; D. Alban, president; J. Mikita, vice president; Mr. Olsavicky, sponsor. ROW2: W. Lelake, treasurer; J. Wintersteen, secretary. 81 fta-student observers FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA- sponsor, Mrs. Seller The Future Teachers ofAmerica,composedofsophomores, Juniors, and seniors, was organized to better acquaint its members with the teaching profession. Meetings consisted of discussions among the members on various topics pertaining to the problems of teaching. Guest speakers were teachers from M unhall and a student teacher from the University of Pittsburgh. Through the latter, members learned about the trials and also the joys and rewards of a student teacher. Activities for the year included holding a Christmas party and sponsoring a dance to raise money for the purpose of sending representatives to regional and state conventions. The opportunity to observe the teaching methods of the M unhall faculty at the end of the year aided members in making their decisions as to the courses to follow in college. SEATED: Mrs. Seller,sponsor. STANDING: D.Bendall,president;]. Parialc, vice president; R. Wicbelt, treasurer; C. Porac, secretary. R..Lh‘LW.ydSi, A- CaT u Redshaw, C. Heldowlu, E. Carr, S. Tutko, E. Boblck, R. Hickey. ROW 2: M.A. Tomko, iuiiii T°n ? r cs’, Baurncs K. Cioonan, L. Hinkle, M.J. Brugos, 1. Sabol, M Jacobson, C. Myers. HOW 3 I. Williams, 1. Rusnak, B. Siroky, L. McCollum, J. Hovanec, M Berkley, P. Pasey. fbla-student leaders FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA -sponsors, Mr. Dristas and Mr. Brand To develop competent, aggressive business leadership and to create interest and understanding in the intelligent choice of business occupations were just two of the many goals of the Future Business Leaders of America. The many activities of the FBLA included raising money for the Cancer Society and the Heart Fund. Members also sold football programs, pennants, and sweatshirts, and held a dance, a carwash, and a bake sale to raise money to send representatives to state and regional conventions. Through these activities the FBLA helped its members to become more confident in themselves and their work and taught them cooperation and thrift. ?OW 1: S. fcta, P. Hugos UJUA Angdon. B. Horv«h. P Manila C g ROW2: PS'M .j: BrVrtct D. Knigh,; K. Rader C.'Sabo, P.. Kushner. A. Pcrhac, J. Katus, G. Billy. ROWS: SL Klnravy.NlJJs._t. frwln, B. Junstroni. D. Bdlowltt, L L Chontos, C. Di “ J. Nuss, P. Metz, j.------ P. Kriscunas, J. Ballnt, T. Mrazik. i, B. juns.roni, u. dcho.h , ... Hlnrel, L- Hbuel, M. HorvW. R- Miller, Mr. I eslie Brand, Jr., co-sponsor; J. Jenkins, reporter; Gerry Masley, vice president; C. Meszar, president; K. Meszar, recording secretary; M Maramba, treasurer; Mr. John Dristas, co-sponsor. SEATED: K. Meszar, Miss Howat, J. Bennett, N. Mahanna, T. Rusnak, P. Mltrik. STANDING: E. Carr, I Kane L Barron, G. loplansky, C. Thompson, D. Tcrrick, V. Kennedy, C. Sabo. student librarians LIBRARY AIDES - sponsor, Miss Howat The library aides, fifteen girls from the sophomore, junior, and senior classes, operated as a service organization in association with Miss Howat, librarian. During their free periods they took care of the circulation desk, prepared books for circulation, and kept the library neat and in order. Several members planned and set up bulletin boards and displays in the library which were both attractive and informative. Although the group did not have organized meetings, they held a Christmas party and participated in an annual spring outing. student dairymen MILK SALESMEN Although the milk salesmen were not recognized as a club, they were essential to the school. Operating as a service group, these four people—two sophomores, one for each lunch period, one junior, and one senior—sold milk to students in the cafeteria. This job taught them not only how to handle money but also how to be patient with a long line of impatient, thirsty fellow classmates. Their assistance during the lunch period was appreciated by both teachers and students. HOW 1: NL Noel, J. Skyrmes, S. Palyok, L Hinkle, NL Martin, S. Schavone, K. O'Rourke. ROW 2: R. Weis, B. Lzonyl, J. Sabol, A. Capp, C. Rcdshaw, N. NIahanna, K.Shields, NLA. Tomko, K. Hoffman, L. Chontos, I. Kalpanov. ROW 3: R. Carpe. I). Bade, ]. Hovanic, NIK. Vano, 1). Pelger, R. Conners, S. Mooney, C. Bandola, T. Rusnak, P. Mitrik, C. Daniels, R. McKinney, C. Aber, R. Lacey. ROW 4: G. Lyle. 1). Yawkey, B. Goldberg, NL Ader, J. Macso, B. Zahradnlk, J. FUipowski, J. Caldwell, A. Dirocco, R. Meszar, D. Unites, R. Welsh, R. Hoblack. SPANISH CLUB - sponsor, Miss Iwanowski Habla usted espanolPThe Spanish Club, composed of juniors and seniors, was organized for the purpose of promoting an interest in the Spanish language and culture. The members heard speakers from Spanish-speaking countries and learned to sing Spanish songs. In charge of entertainment at an all language Christmas party, the Spanish Club hung the traditional pinata. The programs and activities were planned to give the students a better command of the Spanish language than that attained in the classroom. el club de espanol-students de espanol 85 le cercle francais-students a la francaise FRENCH CLUB - sponsor, Mr. Meredith Parlez-vous francais ? Le Cercle Francais created a greater interest in an understanding of French culture and the French language. Throughout the year its members published the French Bulletin, a bimonthly newspaper, written in French. Other activities of the French Club included participation in the all language Christmas party with the German and Spanish clubs and the viewing of films from France. The goal of the forty members of the French Club was to purchase a tape recorder for use in the French classes. The activities of the French Club stimulated and promoted an interest in the French language among its members. C. Bade, vice president; T. Patrick, president; Mr. Meredith, sponsor; G. Dzamko, secretary; E. Burcchson, treasurer. HOW 1: R. Wiebeit, S. Eberwien, P. Mantia, M. Fedor, M.J. Brugos, J. Hovanek. N. Wilson, A. Capp, L. Hinkle. ROW 2: R. Havrilla, G. Gasowski, S. Erskine,C.Heidowitz,R. Hickey, D. Wydo, C. Bade, 1. Patrick, T. Koza, E. Badin. G. Porvaznik, L Rohan, D. Glunt, P. Pikutus. ROW 3: T. Wilson, K. Jones, E. Lclake, W. Lelake, P. Monyok, E. Monkelis, R. Armour, J. Miklta, K. Orie, P. Murray, R. Lynch, T. Boot. 7 86 Mr. Schumacher, sponsor; M. Bartek. secretary; J. I-eonardo, treasurer; D. Thompson, vice president; R. Riley, president. der deutsche verein-students von deutsch GERMAN CLUB - sponsor, Mr. Schumacher Sprechen Sie Deutsch? The German Club promoted a further Interest in German culture and advanced the students' acquaintance with the German language, literature, and art. Beside their regular meetings, the thirty-five members of the German Club heard speakers and saw movies pertaining to German culture. Cultural programs in which the members would learn about the geography, history, literature, and art of the Germans were planned. The German Club participated in the all language Christmas party. These extra activities served as supplements to formal classroom training. ROW 1 R. Morsek, T. Lucas, P. Martin, H. Glasauskas, N. Antonoff, C. McCarthy, R. Morgan. ROW 2: F Gulst, E. Sola, G. Toth, S. Porac, J. Wlntersteen, A. Lee, W. Wall, E. Zamba, J. Hayden. ROW 3: A. HarUine, R Hlrko, J. Matus, L. Trachtenberg, A. Tarasevlch, NL Ribovich, D. Vrabel. 87 ROW 1: B. Siroky, S. Wilkinson,C. Jacobson,S. Sccch, N. Snyder, R. Cummings, D. Fedor, L Churma. ROW 2: N. Redshaw, J. Puskar, S. Balogh, K. Cloonan, J. Vance, A. Nemeth, A. Muir, P. Brosey, J. Hepps. ROW 3: T. Piposar, R. Hoblack, J. Krill, B. Cox, R. Janosko, H. Konlsh, D. Morley,T. Stripay, C. Kondis, D. Franzetta. latin club-students latini LATIN CLUB sponsor, Mr. Mizikar The most recent addition to Munhall's many extracurricular activities and organizations was the Latin Club. Affiliated with the Junior Classical League, the Latin Club was organized for the purpose of giving to its members a broader knowledge and understanding of Roman culture. In addition to regular meetings, its activities for the year included taking a trip to the Latin Festival at the Buhl Planetarium in March and attending the Junior Classical League Annual Convention in May. ROW 1: Mr. Mizikar, sponsor; T. Piposar, secretary; P. Brosey, treasurer; R. Janosko, president. ROW 2: T. Stripay, program chairman; J. Krill, vice president. 88 ROW 1: D. Fedor, R. Cummings, L. Degnan, S. Polyak, N. Mahan a, C. Abcr, M.A. Fetsko, S Schavone, L. Earlv. ROW 2 I. Hepps, A. Nemeth, V. Kennedy,G. Porvazntk.J. Baltnt, L Blackle, J. Klnavey, D. F.dmonds. ROW 3. C Kuenzig, K. Yunk, R. Conners, R. Durlca, B. UzonyU B. Daniels, J. Frlcker, J. Price, J. Turner. fna FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA - sponsor, Mrs. Dolores Fournier To encourage and increase an interest in the nursing profession was the purpose of the Future Nurses of America. At their meetings, through movies, discussions, and guest speakers, the members learned about the opportunities in and the requirements for the various health careers. Planned tours through several hospitals and nurses' residences, as well as some hospital volunteer work, aided the girls in choosing the hospital and the special area in which they wished to train. Mrs. Fournier, sponsor; M. Blasko, treasurer; J. Dudas, vice president; J. Bcserock, secretary. student technicians STAGE GUILD - sponsor, Miss Rush The stage guild was an organization of junior and senior boys who were responsible for the staging of all programs held in the auditorium. Their major responsibilities were the junior and senior plays, thespring concert, and the commencement activities. Each play required at least three Saturdays of work as well as many after school and evening hours, and attendance at each rehearsal two weeks previous to the production. The technical success of every show was dependent upon the guild. ROW 1: T. Conley, T. Cronin, P. Cook. ROW 2: R. O'Shea, E. Oross, D. Yawkey, J. Cotter, C. Crawford, W. Cox, J. Wlntersteen, E. Gamble, C. Calto. juniors-young april student thespians JUNIOR PLAY - sponsor, Miss Rush The experiences of the McIntyres and their two teenagers, Terry and George, provided an evening of delightful entertainment. The daughter, Terry, had her beaux in rapid succession, almost marrying the wrong one, until the kindly intervention of Mother and Dad, together with the girl's own growing understanding, steered her over to the right one.” The older brother, who was in love with an ideal conception of the sweetest girl in the world, discovered that she was only human after all. When he finally realized that he loved her as she was, he had adjusted himself to some of the realities of life. When we think of our junior year, we will always remember the play Young April.” We've gol a date for youf Finished at last the cast assembles for curtain call. Why, they tell me she actually ... I'm conditioning Terry, Mrs. 'M.' JUNIOR PLAY CAST Professor McIntyre George McIntyre Paulette Pasey Elsie Brian Stanley Terry McIntyre Cherie Myers Jean Ednie Russell Armour Thomas Wilkinson Pete Stewart Miller Mrs. Miller Thomas Stawartz Mildred Jane Diane Gilmore Margie Berkley 91 seniors-the goose hangs high student actors SENIOR PLAY - sponsor, Miss Rush The Senior Play, The Goose Hangs High, was presented to a packed house on November 15 and 16. The three act play, a heavy comedy, told thestory of the struggles of a middle-aged couple, Bernard and Eunice Ingals, and the complications brought about by their oldest son Hugh and the twins, Lois and Bradley, who were still in college. The Ingals had always sacrificed much to give their children the best, and the children took it for granted that they could have anything. However, when it was believed that Bernard had lost his job, the three children got together to help their father find another job. Each was willing to make a personal sacrifice to save money. Granny added a note of comedy to the otherwise serious play. We will never forget the fine acting of the seniors in The Goose Hangs High. Oh, Mother, don't you see? 92 Then why don't you quit?1 SENIOR PLAY CAST Bernard Ingals Eunice Ingals Noel Derby Leo Day Robert Morsek Julia Murdock Mrs. Bradley Jean Ednie Hugh Ingals Ronald Murdock Lois Ingals Bradley Ingals Dagmar Carroll Elliott Kimberley Clem Richards Thomas Stawartz Sid Sands coronation ball Munhall's King and Queen of Hearts were crowned on February 16, 1963, two days after Valentine's Day. To the strains of Pomp and Circumstance, the Court of seven girls and seven boys marched regally through a huge, decorative red heart to their respective places. These fourteen contestants had been elected from the senior class—the boys choosing the girls and the girls, the boys. When they were all in place the winners were announced, and Jed Connelly and Pat Thomas were crowned King and Queen for 1963. 94 w Phyllis Baldwin crowns Pat Thomas; Joe Lacey crowns Jed Connelly. Left Front: T. Patrick, T. Timko, J. Onofrey, M Fedor. Left Rear: N. Kouchak, R. Koroly, P. Baldwin, 1. Lacey. Center: P. Thomas, Queen; J. Connelly, King. Right Front: G. Nlasley, D. Kubancek, K. Cook, R. Saracco. Right Rear: G. Lyle, J. Leonardo. 95 PROM COMMITTEE and EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES - sponsor Mr. Bendall The Prom Committee, composed of seniors and a junior representative, assumed the responsibility of planning the 1963 prom, ’Tonight. They made important decisions regarding the date and place of the prom, the refreshments, and the entertainment. Under the capable chairmanship of Tom Patrick and Karen Cook, the committee successfully carried out its plans to make this prom one of the best. The executive committees served as planning committees for the Junior and senior classes. Such activities as a Fall and a Spring dance, joint sponsorship of the Coronation Ball with the Student Council, promotion of the class plays, and the selling of candy enabled the executive committees to raise funds for the junior and senior classes and for the prom. The senior executive committee was also responsible for many of the graduation arrangements and for the planning of a 1968 class reunion. ROW 1; R. Lacey, D. Knight, C. Masley, M. Fedor, K. Barry, K. Cook, G. I.yle, C. McCarthy, T. Patrick, W. Columbus. P. Thomas, M Noel. ROW2: J. Hayden, T. Keener, R. Riley, J. Leonardo, prom committee-student planners 96 ROW 1: M Martin, C. Daniels, S. Lewis, T. Marcone. ROW 2: P. Murray, D. Quakers, R. Meszar. executive committees-student executives ROW 1: S. Schavone, L. Chontos, K. Cook, M. Brugos, K. Barry, NL Fedor, P. Thomas. ROW 2: D. Knight, C. Porac, C. Bade, NL Noel, R. Lacey, G. Masley, C. Lewis. ROW 3: J. Leonardo, C. McCarthy, T. Patrick, G. Lyle, G. Toth, T. Wilkinson. 97 junior-senior prom-moonlight memories JUNIOR - SENIOR PROM Over two hundred couples danced in Ballroom Number One of the Pittsburgh Hilton Hotel at the biggest event of the year, the '62 Prom, Moonlight Memories. Munhall juniors and seniors will remember May 4, 1962, as a wonderful night filled with dancing, dining, and excellent entertainment. The prom began at 9:00 P.M with dancing to the music of Bobby Vinton and his band. A hot-plate supper was served at midnight, followed by an after-prom party highlighted with top-notch entertainers—Clark Race, the Condors, and the popular hypnotist, Dr. William Pryce Jenkins. With an early breakfast at 6:00 A.M., nine hours of enchantment came to an end, but Moonlight Memories will remain forever. 98 Bobby Vinton and his band Teachers have fun 99 Still having fun, but getting a little tired 100 Official Family We could have danced all night MIXED ENSEMBLE ROW 1: B. Novak, D. Crone, S. Black, S. Davis, C. Myers. D. Bendall. ROW 2. E. Lelake, M Ader, T. Surman, D. Alban. 102 choirs - students sing CHOIR - director, Mr. Emmel Again this year the Munhall High School choirs, under the direction of Mr. Thomas Emmel, presented many entertaining assemblies and evening programs. In December, the final assembly before the Christmas vacation was highlighted by a presentation of Handel's Messiah by the Senior Mixed Choir. On special occasions throughout the year the various choirs performed over the P.A. system for morning devotions. Six representatives were sent to sing in the Allegheny County Choir, and four representatives participated in the District Choir Festival. To close the school year the choirs presented their annual Spring Concert for the public. Their many activities brought enjoyment through music to the students of Munhall. SENIOR MIXED CHOIR HOW 1; M Miller, D. Kaufman, T. Timko, W. Cox, K. Orle, M. Ader, G. Lyle, S. Ixwis. J. Muss, D. McKinney, B. Dlebold, J. Dudas, D. Bendall. HOW 2: E. Delbridge, J. Poch, P. Bugos, D. John, C. Proudfoot, J. Matey, J. Smith, W. Litz, R. Seech, S. Tester, S. Shlmko, P. Thomas, ML McFadden. M Miller. HOW 3: B. Novak, P. Martin, C. Gllgovan, T. Packy, S. Porter, E. Oross, J. Marc in ko, R. Bugel, B. Bryce, C. Aber, V. Hencz, K. Jones, D. Russell. ROW4:1). Crone,S. Ersklne, C. Mansfield, C. Myers, T. Wilson, C. Lewis, D. Alban, E. Ulake, K. Puhatch, R. Markovich, T. Surman, D. Wydo, S. Skyrmes, S. Black, S. Davis. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB HOW 1: N. Nelson, S. Angelone, S. Paterline, P. Bullion, N. Bishop, G. Crib, D. Demko, K. Meszar, F. Ondo, L Getsy, H. Irwin, C. Matukonis. ROW 2: M. Horvat, M Kineavy, M Kohan, C. Kuenzig, C. Collins, K. Davis, C. Masley, L. Hinzel, L. Hinzel, C. Sabo, M Andrews. ROW 3: NL Tierney, S. Gemeinhart, J. Kane, R. Conners, M Jacobson, M Us, L. Blackie, B. Kostelnik, C. Caldwell, A. Mullen, K. Yunk, R. Hickey, J. Korhnak. SOPHOMORE MIXED CHOIR ROW 1: G. Billy, B. Harris, M Martin, S. Ksken, M Tragescr, B. Horvath, C. I.usnak, K. Schultz, M Slinchak, S. Wiechelt, C. Myers, A. Szostek, I). Frena. ROW 2: R. Gorman, B. Rack, D. Marcone, M Martin, J. Bennett, J. Such, NL Kelley, H. Glasauskas K. McDonald. D. Bellucd, M Vargo. ROW3:J. Fullen.P. Brosey, R. Balint, D. Robson, B. Thomas, A. Sauerwein S. Roberts, P. Balint, C. Rcdpath, J. Ragan, K. Bartko, K. Steiner, G. Airhart. 104 GIRLS' GLEE CLUB ROW 1: A. Capp, L Keeler, E. Chismar, J. McKay, K. Kubancek, D. Mrazik, B. Burzawa, K. Shields, U. Tomchik, C. McDonald, B. Fedor, j. Beserock, K. Hoffman, E. Irwin, C. Rowe. ROW 2: D. Bellowicz, B. Price, M Palmer, N. Bell, M Wardlaw, G. Butko, B. Esken, S. Dodge, B. Barabas, B. Hoffman, J. Kelmeckis, P. Funa, P. McGrath, B. Daniels, A. Lee. ROW 3: NL Lis, A. Perhac.R. Miller, C. Fullard, R. Butko, J. Ehnot, K. Kracun, M. Hoffman, D. Ford, A. Connelly, G. Tichon, G. Cavicchia, C. Daniels, J. Stroup. BOYS' GLEE CLUB ROW 1: D. Werling, G. Laughlln, J. Horgan, F. Delaney, D. Jacobs, J. Vinay, C. Nelson, L. Szalkiewlcz. Harrigan. T. Stripay. ROW 2: N. King, R. Price, J. Krill, J. Gedrls, R. 105 ROW 1: R. Kowal, B. Murdock, L Yarrls, R. Kovach, J. Bishop, J. Fedor, K. Burechson, F. Cribble, B. Schwartz, C. Wolfe. D. Rovenskl, I.. Skyrmcs’ M Bruges, F. Ostrawsky, D. Weckerle, C. Wagner, M Haddad, W. Booth. R0W2: D.Green, R.Schraeder.R. Morgan, J. Morgan, J. Zwlnskl, F. Badln, band - student musicians BAND - director, Mr. Aiello Strike up the band! With a flourish of maroon and white, onto the field marched the band, preceded by the Color Guard, Sweet Sioux, and Majorettes. Many hours duringthe summer and early autumn evenings were spent by the band and the various corps in order to be ready for the pre-game and halftime shows. After closing a successful football season, the band participated in the Music Festival with both high school and college bands, escorted Santa Claus into town, and marched in many parades of local and county interest. The many activities of the band placed a greater emphasis on music at Munhall. I. Shanosky, R. Legg, R. Kredatus. J. Morgan, N. Woolheatcr, R. frerdemes. L Swift, C. Winn, G. Stroup, O. Sutch, M. Lloyd. ROW 3: I. Yeschenko, J. Hrioo, J. Farlack, D. Bowers, D. Stein,P. Schavone, D. Vayda, P. Brown, L Ragcr, D. Yawkey, C. Shannon, M.Gross, F. Perko, N. Blacko, J. Drane, J. Church field, R. Garrison, J. Cook. student drill squads J. Fullcn, D. Kane, ME. Vano, C.Bandola, E. Zeigler. COLOR GUARD MAJORETTES ROW3 D:wXo?F.L ,C Col,,n‘,N- Mahlnna R°W2: L K“ler' J' D- Mg«. Wfcon. 108 Sweet Sioux Heads Karen Cook and Mary Joyce. Drum majorette, Theresa Spirnak and Drum major. Bill Dzikowski. Head majorette, Eleanor Leskanik and head of the Color Guard, Charlene Thompson. ROW 1 U. Tomchik, B. Ducar, 1. Hilliard, B. Smigas, J. Balias, K. McDonald, R. Smutny, B. Rosenal, NL Fetsko, . L lrateser, XL Stretavjki, D. Pingor, C. McDonald. ROW 2: S. Eberwein. D. Tcrrick, D. Nickel, P. Manila, N. Bell, B. Burzawa, B. Esken, M. Horvath, J. Cush, J. Vance, C. Sullivan, B. Beatty, J. PerrL ROW 3: B. Zivtc, L. Barron, F-. Horvath. I. Kemmer, G. Tlchon, A. Connelly, P. McGrath, 1 Wardlaw, R. Butko, P. Fedor, J. Stroup, J. Grobelski. 109 cheerleaders -student peppers’’ J. Katus, B. Novak, S. Mooney, C. Masley, M. Martin, C. Abcr, P. Thomas. Mrs. Barbara Henry, sponsor Captain Gerry Masley 110 A study tn emotions in ROW 1: R. Seech, D. Thompson, J. Haydcn.P. Murray, J. Duch, W. Rushe, R. Koroly, T. Patrick, T. Lucas, XKouchak.J. Leonardo, N. King. ROW 2: E. McNeills, R. Weckerly, T. Fedlgan, C. Lyle, R. Cherep, J. Stupar, W. Trlnnes, G. Perko, C. McCarthy, K. Oleksa, F. Bogus, j. Connelly. ROW 3: football Munhall's gridders earned a season record ol two wins, five losses, and one tie. An opening game scoreless tie with Munhall's football rival, West Mifflin North High, eliminated the Indians from WPIAL competition. Five senior players formed the backbone of the squad. Jim Leonardo, leading ground gainer in the district with 640 yards, was appointed to the All Western Conference First I earn as a halfback while Tom Patrick was given an honorable mention as a right guard by the same league. In addition, right halfback Tom Lucas, left tackle Glenn Lyle, and quarterback Jed Connelly led the team's efforts. Mr. Nicholas Kliskey, who made the Indians a football power in his twenty years as head coach, stepped down at the end of the season. Mr. John Zuger was appointed to replace him. For more about Mr. Kliskey, see page 136. 114 W. Olack, K. Romano, P. Horvath, W. Thomas, D. Glunt, G. Fecik, W. Hess, C. Redpath, M Bartek, R. Hawkins, G. Abraham. Assistant Coach Hubert Shiring, Head Coach Nick Kliskey, Assistant Coach Robert Markley. SCORES 0 Munhall West Mifflin North 0 27 Munhall Canon-McMillan 13 6 Munhall Trinity 0 19 Munhall Norwin 2b 12 Munhall Baldwin 14 7 Munhall Chartiers Valley 21 13 Munhall Washington 14 7 Munhall Mt. Lebanon 32 115 Bob Chcrcp football seniors Jim Leonardo Jed Connelly John Duch Jim Leonardo is stopped after a left end dash. Tom Lucas Glenn Lyle 116 Pete King Nick Kouchak Coach Kliskey instructs his offensive team 117 The Indian basketball team completed its Section Six schedule in a tie with Duquesne for second place. First place McKeesport was only able to defeat Munhall once. The Indians also defeated both of Munhall's rivals, West Mifflin North and Homestead, twice during the season. Four seniors played on Coach Pross Thomas' team. Jed Connelly, co-captain and forward, was the only senior who averaged more than ten points per game. The other cocaptain, Rich Koroly, spent part of the season on the bench due to a leg injury. The other two seniors, forwards Bob Cherep and Harvey Inglis, each averaged 5.1 points a game, although Cherep played in four additional games. Three juniors, Rich Meszar, Don Quakers, and Dave Perhach also played in every game. Meszar was recognized as one of the two best guards in the section. Meszar handled the ball for the Indians and scored a total of 276 points. Don Quakers, also a guard, scored 214 points while regular center Dave Perhach contributed 143 points. 118 basketball SCORES 67 Munhall South Hills 63 43 Munhall Tarentum 41 57 Munhall West Mifflin South 38 40 Munhall Canon-McMillan 38 44 Munhall South Hills Catholic 52 62 Munhall Swissvale 36 51 Munhall Midland 63 45 Munhall South Hills Catholic 56 43 Munhall Homestead 38 31 Munhall McKeesport 40 65 Munhall West Mifflin North 52 48 Munhall Elizabeth-Forward 42 31 Munhall Duquesne 34 79 Munhall Clairton 45 49 Munhall Beaver Falls 56 61 Munhall Homestead 54 69 Munhall McKeesport 53 41 Munhall West Mifflin North 40 Coach Thomas 88 Munhall Elizabeth-Forward 43 „ , „ „ 47 Munhall Duquesne 51 Not pictured: Assistant Coach Markley, r Assistant Coach O'Toole. Munhall Clairton 36 T. Plskor, W. Trlnnes, ]. Connelly, D. Perhach, H. Inglls, R. Cherep, D. Quakers, R. Koroly, R. Meszar. 119 A Rick Koroly— co-captaln, Jed Connelly— co-captaln, Harvey Inglls, Bob Cherep. 120 ROW 1: C. Perhac, D. Melster, W. Has, J. Churchfteld. ROW 2: C. CrUt, R. O'Shea, P. Pikutis, S. Borclk, W. Anlauf. 51 Munhall SCORES South Hills 33 52 Munhall Tarentum 32 47 Munhall West Mifflin South 48 52 Munhall C anon- McMillan 28 37 Munhall South Hills Catholic 45 47 Munhall Swissdale 32 34 Munhall McKeesport 29 35 Munhall West Mifflin North 33 28 Munhall Elizabeth-Forward 46 32 Munhall Duquesne 34 32 Munhall Clairton 44 37 Munhall Beaver Falls 46 55 Munhall McKeesport 53 21 Munhall West Mifflin North 51 49 Munhall Elizabeth-Forward 21 36 Munhall Duquesne 39 47 Munhall Clairton 46 121 Practice is finally over. rifle The rifle team, coached by Mr. J. Solon Wilson, continued to bring recognition to Munhall High School. State rifle champions in 1962, the team was well on its way toward a state championship after winning the WPIAL Section Two title. The team also entered perfect scores in the national championship competition. One rifler, Tom Wilkinson, had a perfect record for the regular season, with no points dropped. Other seniors were George Lloyd, Peggy Wagner, and Kathy Bytheway. Coach Wilson checks the results. ROW 1: M. Miller, R. Moxln, S. Kvans, T. Wilkinson, K. Bytheway, M Wagner, R. Wiebelt, K. Felker. ROW2: B. Darsie, M Lloyd, K. O'Rourke, M Brosey, T. Reagan, T. Wasko, N. Snyder, R. Shank, S. Wilkinson, N. Redshaw. 122 George Lloyd seniors Coach J. Solon Wilson Tom Wilkinson Peggy Wagner Kathy Bytheway 123 124 500 Munhall 500 Munhall 500 Munhall 497 Munhall 500 Munhall 499 Munhall 500 Munhall 500 Munhall SCORES Gateway 486 Washington 483 Franklin 498 Duquesne 490 Gateway 490 Washington 492 Franklin 496 Duquesne 486 Smug smiles 125 swimming ROW 1: P. Vogel, W. Cox, J. Anderson, ]. Bishop, F, Delaney, R. Lynch R. Pokrywka, R. Undberg, ROW 2: J. Redlc, E. Petrosky, P. Monyok, B. Phillips, M Cloonan, J. Gibson, R. Olson. Despite many problems, the swimming team continued to compete in the WPIAL District Seven and even managed to place twenty-first in the state championship finals. Three senior swimmers, Bruce Phillips, Jim Gibson, and Russ Lindberg formed the nucleus of the team. Two of them, Phillips and Gibson, earned the chance to compete for the state championship, but neither took a first place in his special event. Phillips came closest with a third place tie in the backstroke whileGibsontookseventh place in the hundred yard freestyle. A new swimming coach, Mr. Phillip Onego, began the season with the Indian swimmers, but was sidelined at midseason. Later, the position was taken over by Mr. John Matthews, who finished the season. Coaches Ortego and Matthews Munhall Munhall Munhall Munhall Munhall Munhall Munhall Munhall Munhall Munhall Munhall Munhall Munhall SCORES Mt. Lebanon 59 West Mifflin North 61 Duquesne 38 Kiski 48 Butler 59 Bethel 67 Clairton 43 Gateway 44 Duquesne 45 Bethel 49 Clairton 28 Fox Chapel 43 Gateway 54 wrestling Although Coach Steve DeAugustino's wrestling team won only three of thirteen matches, the picture was not all black. One grappler, senior Tom Capp, finished the regular season without a defeat and journeyed into the finals of the Southwestern Regional PIAA tournament in the 127 pound class. Other team leaders were Denny Nodd, who was undefeated in the 95 pound class, and Frank Bogus who defeated ten opponents, and lost to only two in the regular season. Besides Captain Tom Capp, five other seniors also participated. Bob Morsek wrestled in the 120 pound class before an injury benched him while Gary Schweinberg competed in the 133 pound class. Seniors Al Martin and Dan Yawkey wresded in the unlimited class. George McGill, 112 pound wrestler, was sidelined early in the season with an arm injury. Before the match. ROW 1: R. Hawkins, D.O'Leary, W. Knight,H. Ccrra, D. Nodd, J. O'Leary, D. Chaifant. ROW2: P. Cook, K. Oleska, P. Murray, R. Fonzi, K. Puhatch, F. Bogus, W. Wilson. ROW3: R. Weckerle, A. Martin, G. McGill, D. Yawkey, G. Schweinberg, T. Capp. MISSING: J. Adragna, J. Orosz. 128 Tom Capp, captain Gary Schwelnbcrg Al Martin Coach DeAugustlno Dan Yaw key 40 Munhall SCORES Hampton Township 14 23 Munhall Wilkinsburg 29 14 Munhall West Mifflin North 39 18 Munhall Chartiers Valley 37 6 Munhall Shaler 28 18 Munhall Carnegie 41 9 Munhall Mt. Lebanon 42 23 Munhall Penn Hills 32 19 Munhall Dormont 39 31 Munhall Norwin 21 41 Munhall North Hills 9 17 Munhall Greensburg 36 15 Munhall Baldwin 31 129 baseball ROW 1: C. Strang, J. Williams, R. Koroly, E. Orosz, D. Thompson, J. Fllipowski, R. Meszar, C. O'Hare, R. Seech, P. Horvath, M Bartek, G. Schweinberg. ROW 2: J. Connelly, J. Koval, R. Saracco. R. Bugel. C. McCarthy, T. Bugel, C. Garrity, R. Valoslk, J. Gillard, K. Oleska, R. Szcte-pankowski, T. Lucas. Coach Kliskey Munhall's final sport of the season, baseball, completed the 1962 season with a record of six wins and three losses. Although seven seniors—Jay Gillard, John Koval, Tom Bugel, Rich Katanik, Glenn Matthews, Lou Sabo, and Jim Williams—graduated, the 1963 season promised to be just as successful. Much depended on the performance of the Indians' three pitchers in 1963. Sophomore Mike Bartek was expected to lead Munhall, with help from senior Tom Behen and junior Joe Fllipowski. Munhall began the season with a 5-2 exhibition win over Swissvale before moving into WPIAL Section 14 competition. Seniors on the squad included catcher Gary Schweinberg, pitcher Tom Behun, third baseman Bob Bugel, shortstop Rich Koroly, and outfielders Jed Connelly, Ray Aaracco, Tom Lucas, Carroll McCarthy, and Charlie O'Hare. 130 Rich Koroly Shortstop Jed Connelly Outfielder seniors Ray Saracco Outfielder Robert Szczepankowski OTHER SENIORS TOM BEHUN Pitcher BOB BUGEL Third Baseman TOM LUCAS Outfielder carroll McCarthy Outfielder CHARLES O'HARE Outfielder GARY SCHWEINBERG Catcher 131 volleyball Indian volleyballers had one of the shortest seasons on record—one day. They travelled to the WPIAL tournament at Penn Hills where they met three teams. Munhall's volleyball rival and last year's state champion, Homestead, defeated Munhall in the semi-finals before winning the first place trophy. Munhall practiced for only nine days before entering the tournament and played no exhibition matches. The first team consisted of four spikers—Harvey Inglis, Dave Perhach, Jack Duch, and Bob Cherep—w’hile George Toth and Ken Puhatch did the setting. Bob Riley played as a special defensive substitute. ROW 1: K. Puhatch, J. Smith. ROW 2: J. Onofrcy, C. Kinavey. ROW 3: J. Duch, J. Gedrls. ROW 4: R. Riley, G. Toth. ROW5: R. Cherep, H. Inglis. 132 SCORES 15 Munhall Rochester 6 15 Munhall Rochester 5 15 Munhall Penn Hills 7 11 Munhall Penn Hills 15 15 Munhall Penn Hills 6 14 Munhall Homestead 16 4 Munhall Homestead 15 133 intramural basketball SENIOR CHAMPIONS: C. Lyle, W. Lelake, G. Lloyd, G. Laughlin, N. Kouchak, J. Leonardo, T. Lucas. 134 SOPHOMORE CHAMPIONS: R. Morgan, W. 01 ack, J. Malta, J. Metz. JUNIOR CHAMPIONS: C. Garrlty, W. Goldberg, G. Gasowski, J. FUlpowski, H. Grzejka. 135 in appreciation for Mr. Kliskey, as he often looked to his players and the sideline spectators, calls some advice to the team between plays. Mr. Kliskey stands with his assistant of twenty years, Hubert Shiring, right, and Robert Markley, his other assistant and the former coach. 136 twenty years as coach Nicholas H. Kliskey v$ Football at Munhall High School lost its greatest supporter and coach when Nicholas H. Kliskey retired at the end of the 1962 season. Mr. Kliskey earned a lifetime coaching record of 101 wins, 63 losses and 11 ties, amounting to seventeen successful seasons out of twenty at Munhall High School. During this time he made Munhall a football power that was respected wherever it went in the WPlAL circuit, bringing Munhall into the strong Western Conference in 1956, and leading the team to a co-championship in 1959. Four Steel Valley Conference trophies now appear in the Munhall awards case as a result of Mr. Kliskey's efforts. In addition to his enviable record, Mr. Kliskey achieved recognition by aiding district athletes in getting into college and in entering the world of sports. Many of his understudies went on to achieve national fame; many are still bringing recognition to Munhall through outstanding performance in colleges today. To Nicholas H. Kliskey, our teacher and friend, goes a deep vote of thanks for twenty years of outstanding service as head coach at Munhall High School. 137 special events Horsing around during Student Council elections Band seniors honored in ceremony Weightless Wes (Mr. Telosky) at K.Q.V. game The Vanguard performers and Taming of the Shrew senior directory MARY ELLEN ADAMS Mair ELIZABETH ANN BOBICK Deity Ann General Clerical Beautician Business Senior Secretaries Munhisko, Hall Patrol, Senior Secretaries, FTA. French Club DENNIS ALBAN Denny Scientific Academic Doctor BILL BOUTON Doots Key Cub—pres., Spanish Club, Jr. Play, Wrestling General Trade School team, Hall Patrol Glee Club, Stage Gi uild MARY MARGARET ANDREWS Mer LARRY BRETHOLD Ur Commercial Beautician Business Clerical Business School Glee Club, Pep Club BARBARA BROWN Darb SUZANNE ANCELONE Susie General Clerical IBM operator General Business WAVES FBLA FBLA, French Club, Pep Club MARY JANE BRUGOS Janie RUSSELL ARMOUR Russ Academic College Scientific Academic College Sr. Play, Senior Executive Committee, Band, Key Club, French Club, Jr. Play, Hall Patrol, Homeroom Rep., Hall Patrol Homeroom Rep. JOHN ARMSTRONG Army ROBERT BUGEL Dob (kneral Air Force Academic College Glee Club Baseball, Choir AUDREY ASCENCIO Commercial Glee Club And Business School PAULA BUCOS Secreiarial Secretarial work Annual, KB LA, Senior Secretaries, Glee Club DIANE BABBIE )( General Clerical Beautician KB LA, Senior Secretaries CAMELLIA BADE Dolly Scientific Academic College National Honor Society—secretary. Annual, Student Council, French Club—vicc-pres.. Hall Patrol ELIZABETH BADIN Liz Scientific Academic Teaching German Club, French Club, Munhisko, Junior Red Cross, Sr. Play MICHAEL BAKA Mike General Technical School BERTHA BARABAS Susie Academic College Student Council, junior Executive Committee, German Club, Art Honor Society, Hall Patrol KAREN BARRY Academic Nurse Student Council, Hall Patrol, Senior Executive Committee, Junior Executive Committee. Choir THOMAS BEHUN To m General Baseball Baseball team DIANE BENDALL WendaU Scientific Academic College Choir accompanist. National Honor Society, Annual editor, Jr. and Sr. Plays, FTA—pres. MARGARETTA BERKLEY Margie Academic College Jr. and Sr. Plays, Junior Red Cross—treasurer, Color Guard, FTA, Homeroom Rep. LEE BUKAUSKAS General Tiny Draftsman MARGARET BULLION Peggy Secretarial Junior College FBLA, Annual, Choir, Pep Club ELLEN BURECHSON Academic College FTA, French Club, Senior Secretaries, Hall Patrol, Color Guard KATHLEEN BYTHEWAY Kathie General I’ndecided Rifle team. Hall Patrol, Homeroom Secretary LARRY CADDY General Dutch Beautician CARRIE CALDWELL Clerical Annual Salesman Undecided DAN CAPP Standard Academic Dan College TOM CAPP Scientific Academic Wrestling team Tom College NANCY CARNEY General Airline Hostess ELAINE CARR Academic Medical Technologist Band, Jr. and Sr. Plays, library Club, FTA LINDA CASEY Secretarial Business School Senior Secretaries, Homeroom Treasurer LA VAUGHN BERRY Secretarial Secretary Senior Secretaries, Munhisko, Hall Patrol, FBLA DARLENE CATLOS Par Commercial Undecided Annual, FBLA ROBERT CHEREP Cherp Academic College Football, Basketball, Volleyball BARBARA CHONTOS Darb Secretarial Junior College Senior Secretaries, Library Club, Sweet Sioux LINDA CHONTOS Secretarial Lynn College Homeroom President, Senior Executive Committee, Senior Secretaries, Homeroom Rep., FBLA DONNA CIOPPA Clerical Beautician WAYNE COLUMBUS Chris General Commercial Artist JOHN CONNELLY Scientific Academic Football, Basketball, Baseball Jed College KAREN COOK General Beautician Sweet Sioux—co-capt.. Annual Salesman, Homeroom Rep., Homeroom President, Senior Secretaries RAY CORN ETTA Ray General Clerical Navy BILL COX Coxey Academic Business School Swimming team. Stage Guild, Choir, Projection Crew IARRY COYNE Ur General Navy DAVID R. CUTTLER Deacon Academic Law Key Club, Lt. Gov., Annual editor. National Honor Society, Art Honor Society BENJAMIN DAIN Joe General Navy BONNIE DANIELS Donnie Academic Nursing Hall Patrol, FNA, Spanish Club, Choir BONNIE DIEBOLD Dee Clerical Marriage Choir josf;ph diener jot Standard Academic College Wrestling team, Spanish Club SANDY DODGE Sam Business Business College Annual, Munhisko, Choir, Junior Red Cross JACK DUCH Jake General Navy Football, Basketball, Volleyball JOANNE Dl'OAS „„„ ■ Standard Academic Nurse FNA—vice-pres., Spanish Club, Rifle team. Pep Club RAY DUNN Ray General College 140 NANCV JEAN EDNIE Jcannie Academic College Jr. and Sr. Plays, French room Rep. Club, FTA, Home- JOAN EH NOT Joanie Clerical Beautician Glee Club BARBARA ESKEN Rarb Clerical Beautician Sweet Sioux, Munhisko, Glee Club JOHN ESTOK Este General Clerical Junior College MARGIE FEDOR Fee Academic Teacher Student Council, Sweet Sioux, Spanish Club, French Club, Hall Patrol DARLA FORD Dee Commercial Beautician Junior Red Cross—vice pres, urer. Choir ,, Homeroom Treas- JOHN GEDR1S Zeke Scientific Academic College JAMES GIBSON Jim Academic College Swimming team, Spanish Club RALPH GRABOWSKY Ralph General State Trooper MIRIAM GROSS Mi mi Scientific Academic College Band, French Club, Homeroom Secretary, Hall Patrol MARLENE HALKO Mar Secretarial Executive Secretary Annual, Pep Club, Library Club DORIS HALLAM Dorie Mae Secretarial Business Scdiool MARGARET HALUDAY ftggy Commercial U ndecided Annual Salesman PATRICIA HANCOCK Pat Commercial Business School REGIS HARKOVICH Rege General School Glee Club ELIZABETH HEATHERINGTON Liz General IBM operator ROSEANNE HICKEY Roz Academic Teacher Munhisko, Annual, French Club Club, FTA, Library THOMAS HILLIARD Space Scientific Academic Radio D.J. Munhisko, D.J. for School Dances ELIZABETH HIXON Betty General Undecided senior directory BARBARA HOFFMAN Haro Academic College Sweet Sioux, FT A, Choir JOANNE KEENER Secretarial Secretary Munhisko, Homeroom Rep., Annual, Hall Patrol, Sweet Sioux KAREN HOFFMAN Academic Nursing Spanish Club, Choir, Sweet Sioux THEODORE KEENER Ted Scientific Academic Photographer Annual Photographer, Munhisko Photographer KAREN HOOPER General IBM Operator JOHN HORGAN General Jr. Play, Glee Club Denny Air Force ROBERT HORVATH Commercial Pear Navy WALLACE HOUGH Scientific Academic Sam College PEGGY HRITZ Academic FNA, Spanish Club Beggy Nursing DARLENE HUMANIK General Clerical Art Honor Society Par Undecided HARVEY INGLIS General Service Basketball, Volleyball. Glee Club JOYCE KELLEY Commercial FBLA Joyce Business School LEONARD KELLEY Scientific Academic Lenny Technical School JOYCE KELMECKIS Clerical Glee Club Joy Business School CHARLES KIXAVEY General (ilee ('lub (’hack Navy MARY K1NAVEY Clerical FBLA Work NILES KING Pete General Electrical Technician Football team, (Bee Club, Spanish Club CAROL KNAPP Secretarial Undecided HAZEL IRWIN Ruby-Ann Standard Academic Beautician JOHN F. KNAPP Spanish Club, Glee Club Business Jack Business School JANET JENKINS Secretarial Secretary Senior Secretaries, FBLA, Munhisko, Annual, French Club MICHAEL JOHN Mike Commercial Navy MARY JOYCE Midge General Medical Technician An Honor Society-pres.. Sweet Sloux-capt.. Hall Patrol, Homeroom Treasurer, Annual DO ROTH Y KNIG H T Dottk Secretarial Junior College Student Council-secretary. Senior Executive Com-mlttee, FBLA, Junior Red Cross—pres.. Art Honor Society JOAN KORHNAK General Clerical IBM Operator Gl � Club RICHARD KOROLY Rick Scientific Academic College Football, Basketball, Baseball JON KALPANOV Kal Scientilic Academic College Key Club, Hall Patrol, Spanish Club, Jr. Play BARBARA KOSTELNIK Barb General Clerical IBM Operator Glee Club, FBLA JUDITH KANE Judy Commercial Working Sweet Sioux, FBLA, Junior Red Crosss NICK KOUCHAK Xkk Scientific Academic College Homeroom President, Football, Wrestling LOUIS KAPOSTAS Louie the Coon WILLIAM KRUSZKA Rill General Air Force Scientific Academic College LARRY KASPER Most Scientific Academic Navy Homeroom President JUDITH KATUS Judy Business Secretary Cheerleader, Hall Patrol, FBLA, Senior Secretaries, Homeroom Rep. DOREEN KAUFMAN General X-Ray Technician Choir DARLYNE KUBANCEK -l ggk Secretarial Interior Decorator Library Club, Munhisko, Art Honor Society, Junior Red Cross PAMELA KUI.IIANEK Pam Academic Junior Red Cross Nursing PHYLLIS KUSHNER Phyl Business Senior Secretaries, FBLA Secretary 141 RENEE LACEY Standard Academic College Student Council, Junior Executive Committee.Hall Patrol, French Club, Senior Executive Committee GEORGE LAUGHUN General Business Glee Club Cook Business School ALICE LAWSON Commercial Art Honor Society ALEXANDER LEE Scientific Academic Key Club, German Club WILLIAM LELAKE Scientific Academic Senior Play, Key Club, Art Honor Society, Hall Patrol, French Club ELENORA LELAND General Clerical Marriage Alex College Bill College Midge Undecided JAMES LEONARDO Leo Scientific Academic College Football team, German Club, Junior and Senior Class Secretary-Treasurer, Junior Executive Committee, Senior Executive Committee ELEANOR LESKANIC EUie General Clerical Business School Head Majorette, Senior Secretaries CLAUDIA LEWIS Claude Standard Academic Nursing Homeroom Rep., French Club, Munhlsko, Sr. Play, Glee Club RUSS LINDBERC Standard Academic College Swimming team, Spanish Club MARCIA US Marsh Public Accountant Sweet Sioux, Glee Club GEORGE LLOYD Scientific Academic College Rifle team, Jr. and Sr. Plays, Milk Salesman, Spanish Club GEORGE LORD General Electronic Technical School THOMAS LUCAS Luke Scientific Academic College Football—co-capt., Baseball, Homeroom Treasurer, German Club GLENN LYLE Scientific Academic College Junior and Senior Class Vice-President, Football team, Spanish Club, Junior Executive Committee, Senior Executive Committee DAVID MAJERNIK Tiger Academic College National Honor Society, Key Club, French Club, Munhlsko RAMONA MARAMBA Mona Secretarial College FBLA— treasurer, Senior Secretaries, French Club senior directory ALAN MARTIN Al General Undecided Wrestling team THOMAS MARTIN Tom General Technical School W’resiling team GERALDINE MASLEY Gerry Secretarial Executive Secretary Cheerleader—capt., FBLA—vlcc-pres., Student Council, Senior Secretaries, Senior ExccutiveCom-mittee JANET MATTHEWS General Clerical College Homeroom Rep., FBLA, Munhlsko, Annual JOHN MATUS Academic Air Force Sr. Play, German Club CARROLL McCarthy Mac Scientific Academic College Student Council-pres., Football, Baseball, Hall Patrol, Homeroom Rep. MAUREEN McFADDEN Academic Choir, FNA GEORGE McCILL Scientific Academic Wresding team, Sr. Play, Band SARAH MELON UK General Business School KAREN MESZAR General BeauUcian EBLA—secretary, Munhlsko, Choir, Library Club, Senior Secretaries KAROL MESZAR Secretarial Secretary FBLA—pres.. Senior Secretaries, Munhisko.Choir JOHN MIKITA Skeeis Academic Chemical Engineering Art Honor Society, Key Club—vlce-pres., Jr. and Sr. Plays, Hall Patrol, French Club MARY MILLER Academic N u r sing Munhlsko, FNA—pres., FTA, Senior Secretaries, French Club EDWARD MONKEUS Edd Scientific Academic Architecture French Club, Baseball team. Art Honor Society PAUL MONYOK Scientific Academic College Swimming team, Art Honor Society, French Club, Volleyball THOMAS MORRISON Tom General Marines ROBERT MORSEK Bob Scientific Academic College Wresding, Baseball, Sr. Play, German Club-treasurer MARLENE MORVAY ScienUfic Academic Medical Technician Art Honor Society, French Club ARLENE MULLEN General Art School Glee Club CHER IE MYERS Cher Academic College Jr. and Sr. Plays, FTA, Hall Patrol, Choir CHARLES NELSON College Joe Academic College Football, Baseball, Wfesding, Spanish Club, Annual Salesman ROBERT NEWMAN Xewch General Army MARILYN NOEL Scientific Academic College Student Councd, Jr. Play, Hall Patrol, Spanish Club-secretary. Sweet Sioux CHARLES OHARE Churl, Standard Academic Denlis Baseball team, Spanish Club-pres., |r. and Sr Plays, Homeroom President JOSEPH ONOFFREY loss General Undecided JOANNE ONOFREY Secretarial Secretary Senior Secretaries, FBLA KENNETH OVSAK () General Navy MARGARET PALMER Margie Secretarial Undecided Glee Club, Sweet Sioux PAULETTE PASEY Academic College Jr. Play, FTA, Spanish Club, Pep Club SHARON PATERLINE Sherrie General Business School FBLA, Choir, Munhlsko THOMAS PATRICK Mouse Academic College Football—co-capt.. Wrestling, Junior and Senior Class President, French Club-pres., Key Club EDITH PHILLIPS Edie General Clerical Undecided BRUCE PH ILI-IPS Bruce Academic College Swimming team—co-capt. CLARE PORAC Freddie Academic College Jr. Play, Student Council, Senior Executive Committee, Hall Patrol, FTA STEVE PORAC Sieve Academic College German Club, Homeroom President KATHLEEN RADER Kathy Secretarial Secretary Senior Secretaries, FBLA, Munhlsko, Sweet Sioux, Pep Club ROBERT RENTON Bob Academic Electrical Engineering Keupie Nursing College 142 MICHAEL RIBOVICH WhUey Scientific Academic College German Club HARRY RIDGWAY Scientific Academic College ROBERT RILEY Ril Academic College German Club, Football team—manager. Home- room Secretary JOHN RODDA Dick Academic Undecided DENNIS ROSGONE Goose Scientific Academic College CHERYL ROWE Sherrie General Secretary Choir, Sweet Sioux KAREN RUDDY Standard Academic College Homeroom Treasurer, Trench (dub MARY A. RUDDY Sally General Clerical Nurse BILL RUSHE Rush General College Football. Wrestling CAROL SABO Secretarial College FBLA, Sweet Sioux, Glee Club, Library Club, Pep Club DOLORES SADLER I)ee Secretarial U ndecided RAY SARACCO Moe Standard Academic Service Baseball, Basketball, Spanish Club SHARON SCHAVONE Schboom Academic Nursing Munhisko, FNA, Junior Red Cross, Spanish Club, Homeroom Rep. DAVID SCHULTZ Dutch Scientific Academic College German Club, Projection Crew GARY SCHWEINBERG Gar General Electronics Wrestling, Baseball CHARLES SHANNON Charlie Academic College Band RONALD SHIMKO Ron General Automobile School JUDITH SKYRMES Judy Standard Academic College FBLA, FT A, Spanish Club, Hall Patrol, Mun- hisko SIGNE SKYRMES Sis Secretarial Secretary Choir, Sweet Sioux JAMES SMITH fatnic General Undecided (ilce Club senior directory THERESA SPIRNAK Trcsc Business Executive Secretary Drum Majorette, Homeroom Secretary RICHARD STANCH AK R l General Mechanic DAVID STANICAR t ave Scientific Academic Service Career Hall Patrol THOMAS STAWARTZ Tom Standard Academic College Jr. and Sr. Flays, Annual, Art Honor Society, Munhisko, Spanish Club NANCY SUNDIN Commercial Business College FBLA, Art Honor Society, Sweet Sioux, Junior Red Cross, Munhisko ROBERT SZCZEPANKOWSKI Si General Air Force Baseball team, Glee Club ADOLF TARASEVICH Dolf Scientific Academic College German Club, Annual PATTY THOMAS Pat Standard Academic College Cheerleader, Junior Executive Committee, Senior Executive Committee, Jr. Play, Hall Patrol TRONA TIMKO Red General Model Junior Red Cross-secretary. Choir, Sweet Sioux, Munhisko, FBLA GEORGE ANN TOBASCO George Academic Nursing Sweet Sioux, French Club, Munhisko, Pep Club GEORGE TOTH Academic College Student Council, Key Club, Volleyball team, Jr. Play, German Club LEE TRACHTENBERG Tracht Academic College Key Club, German (Hub, Annual, Homeroom Treasurer ANDREA TRIFANOFF Trip Secretarial Art Art Honor Society, Pep Club JOANNA TRIFANOFF Trip Secretarial Art Art Honor Society PATRICIA TRIFANOFF Trip Commercial Art FNA, Art Honor Society JAMES TRIMBLE General Undecided THOMAS VOGAN Vogue Academic College GERRY VOLINSKI Gerry Commercial Business School DONALD VRABEL T on Academic College Annual, German Club PATRICIA VRABEL Secretarial Pat Typist MARGARET WAGNER Academic Rifle team. Annual Peggy College JUDYANN WALKER Academic Junior Red Cross, German Club Judy College ROBERT WALKER General Prof. College WILLIAM WALL Scientific Academic German Club Rill College KATHY WARGO Academic Spanish Club Tilly Teacher CHARLES WEISS General Chuck Service TOM WILKINSON Scientific Academic National Honor Society-pres.. Rifle and Sr. Plays, Annual, Student Council Wilkie College team, Jr. BOB WILLIAMS WUfy General Clerical Army JOHN WINTERSTEEN Academic Chemist Key Club—secretary, Munhisko editor, Annual, National Honor Society, German Club DIANE WYDO Oee Academic Teacher National Honor Society, Munhisko, Annual, French Club, FT A DAVE YANYO Yo-Yo Academic L ndecided DANIEL YAWKEY Yawk Academic College Band, Stage Guild, Key Club, Jr. Play, Wrestling team CHARLES YOUNGFLEISCH Clerical Business School WILLIAM ZAHRADNIK Academic Spanish Club £ College EUGENE ZAMBA Academic German Club Gene College DIANE ZENCHAK General Di Bell Telephone DENNIS ZILONIS General Den Air Force RAY ZIPAY Academic Zip College WILLIAM ZUBKUS General Bill College 143 Congratulations to the CLASS OF '63 From the Munhall Key Club 144 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1962 SOL POST POST SHOES 322 East Eighth Avenue Homestead, Pennsylvania 461-8200 JUDY'S CANDY NUT SHOP 243 East Eight Avenue Homestead, Pennsylvania 461-9313 REDSHAW'S MEN'S WEAR 137 East Eight Avenue Homestead, Pennsylvania ANTHONY'S HOUSE OF BEAUTY 3903 Main Street Munhall, Pennsylvania 461-7725 Latest In Hair Fashions High Styling At Low Cost ANN STREET RADIO 812 Ann Street Homestead, Pennsylvania 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 145 PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS COMPANY 308 East Eighth Avenue HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA 461-0686 HILDA JOHNSON STYLE SHOPPE Wearing Apparel and Gifts For Men, Women, and Children 4004 Main Street Munhall, Pennsylvania 462-1337 MARKS BROTHERS Printers Munhall, Pennsylvania KOSTELNIK'S MARKET FRESH MEATS AND GROCERIES and FREE DELIVERY SERVICE 1400 Andrew Street Munhall, Pennsylvania 462-1519 Compliments of J.A.B. HARDWARE 112 Whitaker Way WHITAKER. PENNSYLVANIA iZeltt'uL ‘Jc =rJ-Zcltltect one 135 East Eighth Avenue Homestead, Pennsylvania 146 LINCOFPS Your Friendly Jeweler 240 East Eighth Avenue Homestead, Pennsylvania 461-1423 LISTAK GULF SERVICE Main and Miller Avenue Homestead Park MUNHALL, PENNSYLVANIA Signe Skyrmes Dorothy Knight Looking Toward the Future SKYRMES REALTY COMPANY REAL ESTATE — INSURANCE 3909 Main Street MUNHALL, PENNSYLVANIA 461-4444 WEAVERLING PRINTING COMPANY Alvin G. Gabany—Emery M. More Edgar M. May 104 East Seventh Avenue Homestead, Pennsylvania 461-1848 Congratulations Class of '63 TIPPY'S DAIRY STORE 1518 Mifflin Street Homestead, Pennsylvania 461-9200 Andrew Tirpak 147 HILK'S FURNITURE KATILIUS, INC Your Home Should Come First 320 Eighth Avenue Homestead, Pennsylvania JEWELRY 461-2228 FURNITURE APPLIANCES 401 Eighth Avenue Homestead, Pennsylvania Compliments From Carmine's Barber Shop To The Class Of 1963 CARMINE'S BARBER SHOP 3410 Main Street Munhall, Pennsylvania BLACK WHITE MARKET Charles Burke, Proprietor You've Tried The Rest— Free Delivery—Phone: 461-1044 Now Try The Best 3414 Main Street Munhall, Pennsylvania Baked Fresh From Oven—To You PARK PIZZA HOMESTEAD PAINT GLASS Munhall, Pennsylvania HEADQUARTERS Bob Fleming Ron Smith Watson Standard Products Grumbacher Art Supplies 461-1173 318 East Eighth Avenue Homestead 148 NIFTY SHOPPE Homestead’s Classiest Store for Men Manhattan Shirts DuMont Hand Tailored Clothing Corner Eighth and Amity Street 462-2144 MOXLEY DRUG STORE 200 East Eighth Avenue Homestead, Pennsylvania 461-2833 CLARK CHEVROLET SALES AND SERVICE 243 West Eighth Avenue Homestead, Pennsylvania 461-2727 CORBETT'S PHARMACY R. C. Corbett, Ph.G. 4004 Main Street MUNHALL, PENNSYLVANIA 461-1776 I V PRESCRIPTIONS ICE CREAM BAR A prescription drug store concerned with guarding the health and serving the needs of good neighbors in a fine community. 149 HOMESTEAD BUICK COMPANY 221 East Ninth Avenue HOMESTEAD PENNSYLVANIA 462-3700 TRI-BORO CAB COMPANY JAMES BAPTIE 132 18th Avenue Munhall, Pennsylvania Tinting — Bleaching Permanent Waving EDWARD'S BEAUTY SHOP Homestead's Modern Beauty Shop 811 West Street 462-6244 VICTOR SHOE STORE HOMESTEAD'S LARGEST SHOE STORE 316 East Eighth Avenue Homestead, Pennsylvania 461-1389 HOBLACK'S APPLIANCE Admiral Color TV and Radio TV Service 119 Eighth Avenue Homestead, Pennsylvania 461-8211 JONES McCLURE Notary Public Real Estate - Insurance 820 Ann Street Homestead, Pennsylvania Office: 461-5500, -01, -02 150 Courtesy Of Russell 0. Armour PUC A-67999 ICC HC107381 Moving and Storage 1915 West Street Munhall, Pennsylvania 461-3686 461-0331 ■4Wr • ' m ■ -i RUSSELL: 0. ARMOUR MOVING E. STORAGE. HOMESTEAD. PA 151 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 HARVEY'S MEN'S Homestead Park's Only Shoe Store With Shoe Repairing, Orthopedic WEAR Shoes and Prescriptions Filled Shoes For The Entire Family 216 East Eighth Avenue THE SHOE MAN Homestead, Pennsylvania 461-3647 (NANCE FRANZETTA) 3905 Main Street 462-4566 COMMUNITY 462-7707 462-7708 PHARMACY Drugs, Prescriptions MARY ROBINSON Beauty Salon Professional Pharmacists Styling — Permanent Waving 815 Ann Street Coloring and Facial Homestead, Pennsylvania 3614 Main Street 461-3442 MUNHALL, PA. 152 H H RESTAURANT AND SANDWICH SHOP 326 East Eighth Avenue Homestead, Pennsylvania 461-9001 Good Coffee SINCE 1895 MORRIS GRINBERG'S 'The style center for the Steel Center GEORGE M. HALL COMPANY Lumber — Millwork Builders Supplies DO IT WITH WOOD 135 West Seventh Avenue Homestead, Pennsylvania 461-1168 Congratulations SENIORS from DELL'S DARI-DELITE Homestead-Duquesne Road The Aristocrat of Frozen Dairy Products GRISNIK'S BAKERY Special Orders Promptly Filled Weddings and Birthday Calces 3911 Main Street Munhall, Pennsylvania 461-9784 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1963 R. H. DRESHMAN AND SONS MACHINE SHOP Box 425 153 Homestead, Pennsylvania SHERMAN'S PHARMACY 3417 Main Street MUNHALL, PENNSYLVANIA DON'S DELICATESSEN SERVICE THAT SATISFIES Main Street MUNHALL PENNSYLVANIA Congratulations and Best Wishes TO THE CLASS OF 1963 HALF BROS. HOMESTEAD MONROEVILLE BRANCH 3990 William Penn Highway FURNITURE and FASHIONS HOMESTEAD, PA. CROSSROADS SERVICE CENTER Where Service is a Habit 4600 Homestead-Duquesne Road at Brierly Lane Owner, MICHAEL HORNYAK Phone 461-3380 WHEEL BALANCING Good Brakes are Cheap Insurance RUTH'S MILLINERY AND ACCESSORIES 248 East Eighth Avenue Homestead, Pennsylvania 462-1039 WE CARRY Belts — Hose — Handbags and Boutique Items 154 Congratulations Munhall Class of 1963 McSHANE AGENCY Real Estate Insurance 3508 Main Street Munhall, Pennsylvania Mickey McShane Jim Pigott 461-4737 JACK A. BOOT, DISPLAYS Screen Processing Banners Offset Printing Wedding Invitations 3506 Main Street Munhall, Pennsylvania George Irvin Green Funeral Home 3511 Main Street Munhall, Pennsylvania 461-6394 Day and Night Service COMPLIMENTS OF MEADOW GOLD DAIRIES, INC. 155 S)iatnonc iy -fertetty - Tiii c iea - Q oc - tffiau ioa GOLD'S SHOES, INC. HAROLD D. CRAFT Famous Names in Fine Shoes' 3313 MAIN ST.. HOMESTEAD PARK - MUNHALL. PENNSYLVANIA 310 Easf Eighth Avenue Homestead, Pennsylvania 461-2842 Gifts ■ Appliances 461-3313 Automobile Fire Casualty Compliments of DOUGLASS AGENCY J. J. KASSOUF Jack Murphy, Manager Wage Tax Collector GENERAL INSURANCE Munhall Borough 3317 Main Street Munhall,Pennsylvania 462-0731 462-0732 FOOD LAND CAPITOL Your Friendly Supermarket Cleaning and Tailoring Main Street Munhall Pressing While You Wait Eighth Avenue and McClure Street Congratulations To The Students MUNHALL, PENNSYLVANIA Of 1963 461-0372 156 Capp Trucking Company 819 Duquesne Boulevard, Duquesne, Pennsylvania Telephone Nos. 461-2345 461-2346 466-0305 We Transport All Property Within A Thirty Mile Radius of Pittsburgh Congratulations and Best Wishes To The Class Of 1963 157 MAINS SCHWARTZ AMERICAN SERVICE 4001 Main Street Phone 461-9243 Trailers For Rent AMOS SUPER MARKET THE STORE THAT QUALITY BUILT 461-3334 Greetings From Your Menzie Milkman 461-4900 MAIN STREET BARBER SHOP 3804 Main Street Munhall, Pennsylvania JAMES T. MORRIS Dispensing Optician 4117 Main Street Munhall, Pennsylvania 462-5212 Joseph A. Prokopovitsh Funeral Home Air Conditioned 431 Ninth Avenue Munhall, Pennsylvania 461-2267 LEVINE BROTHERS HARDWARE Homestead's Busiest Store PLUMBING, HARDWARE ELECTRICAL 337 East Eighth Avenue Homestead, Pennsylvania 461-3300 158 MORRIE COCHRAN Representing Nationwide Insurance Companies Fire — Life — Auto HO. 1-5066 3621 Main Street HOMESTEAD PARK, PA. — Reasonable Rotes — Work Guaranteed DANIEL'S ROOFING HEATING Tinning — Roofing — Chimney Pointing New Or Repair Work Gos Furnaces All Kinds—Installed Or Service 462-1446 Residence: Tin Shop 208 W. Miller Ave. Homesteod Pork Homestead Pork Munhall's Original Dl SALLA'S PIZZA 925 Eighth Avenue Munhall Junction Once Tried Never Denied Still Only 10 Per Cut Daily 7 P.M. To 1 AM — Fri. 4 P.M. To 1 AM. 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 461-3188 461-3188 MAE BISHOP'S BEAUTY SHOP 217 East Eighth Avenue HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA PARK DAIRY 3912 Main Street MUNHALL, PENNSYLVANIA BOOK'S SHOES For the Entire Family Best Wishes Class of 1963 From MICHAEL LUCAS Tax Collector Congratulations Class of '63 MAYOR WILLIAM KNIGHT JACK L. MYERS KEY SHOP Keys Made — Locks Repaired 209 East Seventh Avenue HOMESTEAD, PA. 462-1209 GEORGE T. DAVIS General Contractor Home Builder Builders of Quality Homes 111 Sycamore Drive, Munhall, Pennsylvania 461-6862 160 MISSING MISSING MASLEY'S FLOWER SHOP 516 East Eighth Avenue Munhall, Pennsylvania 461-9919 DYKE-HOMESTEAD 229 West Eighth Avenue West Homestead, Pennsylvania 461-6633 BONNIE FROCKS DOORWAY TO FASHION 229 East Eighth Avenue HOMESTEAD, PENNSYLVANIA BUSSES AVAILABLE For Group or Par+y Service For Picnics, Baseball Teams, Lodges or Special Occasions - CALL - BAMFORD MOTOR COACH LINE 461-2224 163 Our local merchants and professional people have contributed greatly to make our community progressive. To all those who have given their support in order to make the publication of this annual possible, we, the citizens of tomorrow, will give our support. PATRONS DR. SAMUEL BLACK DR. NICHOLAS A. CALVANESE CINDERELLA SHOE SHOPPE G. W. DEAN, D.D.S. FASHION HOSIERY SHOP FRANCIS J. FISHER MEYER I. GRINBERG HOMESTEAD HARDWARE HYMAN’S LADIES WEAR S. L. KONDIS, D.D.S. DR. M. L. LINCOFF DR. DAVID L. B. LOCKE MARGOLIS JEWELRY MUNHALL GORDON HIGHLANDERS DR. PATRICK C. O’HARE ROBBINS SHOP DR. ANTHONY J. RUSHFORD C. JANE SCHRAGL, D.D.S. SMITTY’S SOLOMON’S BLUE BONNET BAKERY 338 East Eighth Avenue 462-4957 164 HILL'S STUDIO Your Annual Photographer 214 North Highland Avenue Pittsburgh 6, Pennsylvania 661-9999 APPRECIATION The members of the staff and the sponsors of the 1963 MUNHISKO wish to express their sincere appreciation and gratitude for the cooperation given them by the school administration and faculty, the financial support given by the advertisers and patrons, and to especially recognize the assistance rendered by: MR. LEONARD S. WOLOWIEC Consolidated Graphic Arts GEORGE N. STEWART S. K. Smith Company THOM LAPINSKY Hill’s Studio 166 INDEX OF ADVERTISERS AMOS SUPER MARKET 158 ANN STREET RADIO 145 ANTHONY'S HOUSE OF BEAUTY 145 ARMOUR, RUSSELL 0............... 151 BAMFORD MOTOR COACH LINE 163 BISHOP, MAE, BEAUTY SHOP 160 BLACK AND WHITE MARKET 148 BLUE BONNET BAKERY 164 BONNIE FROCKS 163 BOOK'S SHOES 160 BOOT, JACK A.................... 155 BRYAN, WILLIAM JENNINGS 162 CAPITOL CLEANERS .............. .156 CAPP TRUCKING COMPANY 157 CARMINE'S BARBER SHOP 148 CLARK CHEVROLET 149 COCHRAN, MORRIE . 159 COMMUNITY PHARMACY 152 CORBETT'S PHARMACY 149 CRAFT, HAROLD D................. 156 CROSSROADS SERVICE CENTER 154 DANIEL'S ROOFING—HEATING 159 DAVIS, GEORGE T. 160 DeLANCEY, BOB 162 DELL'S DARI-DELITE 153 DiSALLA'S PIZZA 159 DON'S DELICATESSEN 154 DOUGLASS AGENCY 156 DRESHMAN AND SONS 153 DYKE-HOMESTEAD 163 EDWARD'S BEAUTY SHOP 150 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS 152 FOOD LAND 156 GOLD'S SHOES, INC............... 156 GREEN, GEORGE IRVIN 155 GRINBERG, MORRIS 153 GRISNIK'S BAKERY 153 H H RESTAURANT 153 HALF BROTHERS 154 HALL, GEORGE M.................. 153 HARVEY'S MEN'S WEAR 152 HILK'S FURNITURE 148 HILL'S STUDIO 165 HOBLACK'S APPLIANCE 150 HOMESTEAD BUICK COMPANY 150 HOMESTEAD PAINT GLASS 148 J. A. B. HARDWARE 146 JOHNSON, HILDA, STYLE SHOPPE 146 JONES, D. RODERICK 146 JONES McCLURE 150 JUDY'S NUT SHOP 145 KASSOUF, J. J................... 156 KATILIUS, INC. 144 KEY CLUB 144 KNIGHT, WILLIAM 160 KOSTELNIK'S MARKET 146 LEVINE BROTHERS 158 LINCOFF'S....................... 147 LISTAK GULF STATION 147 LUCAS, MICHAEL 160 MAIN STREET BARBER SHOP 158 MAINS SCHWARTZ 158 MARKS BROTHERS 146 MASLEY'S FLOWER SHOP 163 McSHANE AGENCY 155 MEADOW GOLD DAIRIES 155 MENZIE DAIRY COMPANY 158 MORRIS, JAMES T. . 158 MOXLEY DRUG STORE 149 MYERS, JACK L. 160 NIFTY SHOPPE 149 ONAITIS FLOWERS 162 PARK BEAUTY SHOP 163 PARK DAIRY 160 PARK PIZZA 148 PATRONS ........................ 164 PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS COMPANY 146 POST SHOES...................... 145 PROKOPOVITSH, JOSEPH A. 158 REDSHAW'S MEN'S WEAR 145 RITCHIE, JOHN N................. 161 ROBINSON, MARY, BEAUTY SALON 152 RUTH'S MILLINERY 154 SHERMAN'S PHARMACY 154 SHOE MAN 152 SKYRMES REALTY COMPANY 147 STANDARD EMBLEM JEWELERS 145 TIPPY'S DAIRY STORE 147 TRI-BORO CAB COMPANY 150 VICTOR SHOE STORE............... 150 WEAVERLING PRINTING COMPANY 147 WELDON'S PHARMACY 159 167 in memoriam Mr. William Robertson Mr. William Robertson, for iwenty-two years a member of the custodial staff of the Munhall Schools, answered the summons of his Creator on February 26, 1963, and stepped beyond the vale that separates this life from the life to come. Mr. Robertson may not have been known by all the students, but his work and efforts were felt by all. In the school, at the games on West Field, at the dances, at Commencement, the work of Mr. Robertson and his fellow custodians was always in evidence. Few were the times, however, when anyone paused to say thank you, for he was just the man behind the scenes. To his wife, son, and sister he was a loving husband, father, and brother; to everyone he met, a friend. He made his friends by being one. And on his friendship men relied; In every deed that need be done He made the Golden Rule his guide. His friendly presence brought a cheer That made the day seem wonderous fair; His daily living so sincere Made others love him everywhere; He was a friend. No task too great for him to do And in the doing was a smile That aided as he carried through The deeds that were so well worthwhile. The brightness of his day is gone. We see the setting of the sun; If only we could carry on And live a life like he has done! He was a friend. 168 ■c. OF MUNHALL-63 . ' ,V V • V-A % , WV W '-' - ► - -X. - • -«.. Tnt;i . ..- ;� .•� v v — - , • - •r •• ■ + «� r