Scott High School - Highlander Yearbook (North Braddock, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1962 volume:

% SENIOR FAREWELL It was on that warm morning of September, 1959, that the class of 1962 assembled at the doors of our never-to-be forgotten school, Scott High. Shyly we went to our assigned homerooms and were greeted by our teachers. While we were getting into the routine of high school, we had many activities to look forward to in the remaining months. As the term ended we each went our own way to enjoy the summer months, filled with anticipation for our junior year. The first part of the year breezed by with work and play going hand in hand, giving us a well-rounded school life. All our activities kept us busy and when the prom was over and final exams a reality, we realized that our junior year was now nothing more than a memory. On August 28, 1961 we entered our old stamping grounds once more, but this time as gallant seniors. In our three years at Scott we have had fun, a few tears, but most important of all, we have received an education that has molded our character and personality. We are deeply indebted to our excellent administration and a truly great group of teachers, for having the patience and understanding to help us through the many trials which confronted us. Before us we have a variety of jobs, careers, and vocations in the complex adult world. We are grateful for the training we have received in preparation for this journey. As the years swiftly pass, we will realize that we will never be able to come back to our real starting point — Scott High School. This book will serve as a memory of our trip through the halls of Scott. By looking back through it, we will try to recapture, if only for a moment, the feelings of freedom and achievement which we felt in those hallowed halls of our “Alma Mater”. Our three years at Scott were truly years of happiness. As we pass through these halls for the last time as students, we wish our underclassmen all possible future happiness. We hope that throughout this book we will show you both the work and the recreation that we have experienced here. We the Graduating Class of 1962, want to say Farewell to all those who have helped u5 reach one of our main goals in life. Editor WilliamSwartz AssistantEditor Roberta Puhala Business Manager Louise Mistick TABLE OF CONTENTS Schwab BOARD OF President, Thomas Gribbin Congratulations to the 1962 Seniors E. House, J. Suley, E. Guerrieri, 8 Secretary, Emidio Guerrieri EDUCATION SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS 10 The Superintendent Speaks : FELLOW STUDENTS: Education in America is a device for protecting liberty conceived by free men. Knowledge will keep us free. The purpose of our schools is to stimulate young people to think for themselves; to help them improve in accuracy and skills; to create interest and motivation for learning; to develop leadership; to be prepared to uphold the liberties and privileges we, as American, now possess. In this age of sputniks, jets, missiles, and astronauts, it is imperative that we gear ourselves and our educational program to cope with the constant changes in the world of today, changes that affect th every lives of our people. We look forward to a day of equal educational opportunity for all the young people in our community. We shall continue to strive for not only good schools, but the best schools for the North Braddock District—schools operating effectively in order to help all of the students we are privileged to serve. Sincerely yours, Curtis J. Clay Superintendent of Schools Dr. Clay introduces the speaker for Graduation. 11 PRINCIPAL OF SCOTT HIGH SCHOOL ANDREW G. RENSKO Congratulations ♦ ♦ TO THE CLASS OF 1962 Congratulations to you on your graduation! May I take this opportunity to remind you of the true meaning of your Commencement. Contrary to what many persons seem to believe. Commencement is a ceremony marking, not an end, but a beginning. Your graduation signals, not a stop to your education, but a step forward into true learning—that education which only experience can give you. In this new learning environment, you yourself will be not only student but, in a large measure, teacher too. You will have to assume a large portion of the responsibility of directing your own learning. I hope you seize this opportunity. In doing, you will not only add to your own happiness, but you will also be better citizens in this great country of ours. If, during your years, with us, you have learned to seek after what is right and true, to seek eagerly and vigorously, then you are taking with you the best gift we can offer, then your Commencement will be a good and true beginning. I wish you the best of luck. Andrew G. Rensko Office Staff OFFICE STAFF Second Row. K. Furjanic, M. O’Donnell. A. Kasprisin, L. Mistick. J. Marunak. V. Wiegold, M. Fall First Row: E. Ragan, N. McConville, R. Palimeri. E. Zabelsky. J. Stanek Sitting: Mrs. Guerrieri Mrs. Terry Petro Secretarial Staff Mrs. Ann Gevaudan Mrs. Croce Zoretich Attendance Officers 14 Mrs. Catherine Aiello, Mrs. Katherine Scanlon, Mrs. Ethel Bennett 15 Medical Staff Nurse Bushyeager Dr. Jones Maintenance Department Mr. Cortese and Mr. Hetherington Mr. Ernst GUIDANCE COUNSELOR Dr. Spillane CURRICULUM COORDINATOR GALE KIRSCHNER Allegheny College Bachelor of Science University of Pittsburgh Master of Arts Doctor of Philosophy Interests: Photography and philately. JOANNE SCHESTACK University of Pittsburgh Bachelor of Arts Interests: Reading, music, bowling, and dancing. English Department CLARENCE J. DENNE, JR. West Virginia University Bachelor of Arts University of Pittsburgh Masters in Literature Interests: Poetry. HELEN K. MILLER University of Pittsburgh Bachelor of Arts Masters in Education Interests: Music and interior decorating. JAMES R. CONROY Woynesburg College Bachelor of Arts 20 Interests: Spear fishing. JOHN N. REED Penn State University Bachelor of Arts Interests: Economics, business, and athletics. History Department MICHAEL G. TURY Clarion State Teachers College Bachelor of Science University of Pittsburgh Masters in Education Interests: Sports, travel, and current affairs. BERNARD M. ORISS Juniata College Bachelor of Science Interests: Athletics ond reading Civil War literature. GLADYS PORTER CLAY University of Pittsburgh Bochelor of Arts Interests: Travel, plays, and people. wm MRS. MARIE CRONAUER Commercial Department ELIZABETH M. KENYHERZ Duquesne University Bachelor of Education Interests: Bowling ond plays. 23 NANCY G. TUTAK Indiana State College Bachelor of Science Interests: Reading and sports. LILLIAN FRENDZEL University of Pittsburgh Bachelor of Arts Interests: Television, plays, and reading. Library Department MAY K. CORCORAN University of Pittsburgh Bachelor of Arts Masters in Arts Peabody College of Library Science Bachelor of Science Interests: Books and gardening. RUDOLPH J. CELIGOI Rutgers University Bachelor of Science Duquesne University Masters in Education Interests: Mathematics, athletics, and fishing. Mathematics Department RALPH SERRAPEDE Geneva College Bachelor of Science Interests: Sports, physical education, and mathematics. ROBERT J. BELL Slippery Rock College Bachelor of Science Interests: Sports 25 GERALD R. PEAIRS University of Pittsburgh Bachelor of Science Master of Education Interests: Sports and photography. ROBERT M. DUNLAP University of Pittsburgh Master of Letters Interests: Science, photography, and sports. Driver Training Department JOSEPH McCUNE Waynesburg College Bachelor of Arts West Virginia University Master of Education Interests: Sports. Science Department WILLIAM J. RODGERS Duquesne University Bachelor of Education Interests: Photography. MARY M. HOLLY University of Pittsburgh Bachelor of Science Masters of Education Interests: Travel, gardening, and floriculture. Physical Education Department Language Department RUTH A. GARDILL University of Pittsburgh Bachelor of Arts Master of Arts University of Paris University of Aix-Marsille University of Madrid University of Mexico University of San Carlos Interests: Languages, photography, and travel. THOMAS J. GUERRIERI North Carolina State College Bachelor of Science University of North Carolina Masters in Education Interests: Sports of all kinds. CATHERINE E. MORROW Temple University Bachelor of Science Interests: Sports, reading, and art. JOAN RODGERS Carnegie Institute of Technology Bachelor of Science Interests: Teaching Home Economics Department CHARLES G. PAZMAN Carnegie Institute of Technology Bachelor of Arts Interests: Golf, philatelist, concerts and baseball games. 30 Music Department GEORGE L. WOMEISDORF Dona's Music College Bachelor of Music New York University Master of Arts Interests: Fishing. Art Department CHARLES WILT Penn State University Bachelor of Science Masters in Education Interests: Astronomy, music, and oero- nautics. EARL POWELL University of Pittsburgh Bachelor's in Vocational Education WILLIAM CHOBANIAN University of Pittsburgh Bachelor's in Vocational Education Master Equivalent Interests: Sports Industrial Arts Department BRIDIGUM PAUL CLARK MARY E. COLAO ADELITA COULTER JOHN CORBETT JANET COSE WAYNE E. CLINGER GEORGE F. CRNKOVIC IRENE ANN DE VAY JANICE DUDA EDWARD FEDORCHAK CAROL LEE FINK THOMAS JOSEPH FOSTER ROBERT GARRITANO MARGARET E. GIBSON 4 .v _ h«kt CHARLENE J. GORHAM CAROL ANN GOGA GEORGE P. GREENE JOHN JAMES HACKETT LINDA IRENE GYERGYO STEPHEN H. HARDIN SHIRLEY ANN JAMES THOMAS JACKSON ROSE MARIE JACOBS RONALD JOHNS 46 RICHARD J. LEITH ARTHUR LIMBACHER WILLIAM A. MAGDA WILLIAM LINSENBIGLER JULIA ANNE MARUNAK BONNIE MATTHEWS NAOMI McCONVILLE PATRICK McCARRON donald McDonnell JAYNE A. MATIER 50 — Wi i BARBARA L. McGUIRE JACQUELYN J. MILLER CLEMENT M. MIHALY LOUISE C. MISTICK DENIS O’MALLEY FRANK PASQUINO COURTNEY PENDRO JOANNA PETRUSKA KERRY LEE PHILLIPS MAUREEN PHILLIPS RICHARD PONIST DENNIS CHARLES POTTER REGIS PLUTKO JANET LEE ROSSI JOANN LEAH ROSSI |KATHARINE ANNE RYALL LARRY SABOL LUCILLE ROUSE GERALD SKURCENSKI MARY PAT SPADARO JAY THOMAS JOHN TONEY 59 60 f' NAOMI TURBA PATRICK P. VARGESCKO FRANCES WALLAT i 61 FRANK WALTER VIRGINIA WEIGOLD JOAN WEILAND DARRELL WEISS JOHN WEIHAGEN ALLEN WILSON 63 JUNIOR CLASS ROOM 2 Fourth Row: R. Brunk. W. Calihan, R. Gavalik, B. Gallagher, R. Babyak, D. Fantaski, B. Eagleson, R. Conklin Third Row: P. Carlucci, R. Baldwin, R. Argo, M. DiBeradin, H. Chrobon, P. Evak, E. Anderson, L. Dickun, C. Arthrell, L. Safran, B. Hairston Second Row: N. Fedor, M. A. Duray, K. Anderchak, B. Brusoski, Y. Burns, C. Hardin, A. Bryant, P. DiGuilio First Row: T. Galbraith, B. Elkin, O. Bache, R. Evanega, K. Clemenick, J. Dickun ROOM 3 Third Row: J. Lawrence, T. Schwer, H. Linsenbigler, C. Kuzniewski, E. Kovacic, R. Hoola- han, J. A. Lawrence, J. Jackson, T. Hawes Second Row: J. Kaslik, P. Katus, D. Mantia, J. Mannion, E. Johnson, J. Krehely, J. Kurutz, J. Cather, B. Garrett First Row: D. Hoffman, J. Greer, G. Glaze, K. Furjanic, E. Jackowski, A. Kasprisin, K. Chismar, M. Hayswood 66 ROOM 13 Fourth Row: K. Prosser, B. O’Malley, W. Mullenbecker, P. Miller, R. Rudowsky, P. McGuigan, D. Palaschak, E. Mattis, M. Petrina, R. Miller Third Row: R. Preisach, R. Pierce, F. Payer, R. Pokrant. B. Ofsanik, T. Owen, W. Mehalko, C. O’Halloran, J. McGowan Secoftd Row: L. Kliskey, S. Krul, J. Marzec, A. M. Marunak, D. Koncsol, K. Kostyak, G. Matsko, S. Leith, B. Luketich First Row: J. Lucas, J. Beilhart, H. Wilson, B. Matthews, V. Milakovic, M. Lorinc ROOM 15 Fourth Row: A. Rossi, A. Safran, K. Thom, M. Repic, E. Spisak, R. Ronallo, B. Shaffer, R. Rittko, R. Savko Third Row: B. Sutek, W. Bulik, R. Stoner, M. Simpson, L. Slick, L. Phenizy, R. Sandor, R. Sabolcik, C. Sarver, P. Serbak Second Row: J. Tomko, G. Whyel, M. O’Donnell, P. O’Connell, J. Moyer, E. Mizla, J. Passafiume. J. Morvay, P. Prestia First Row: M. O'Masta, C. Mack, R. Mogush, F. Morrison, N. Prisalac, R. Palimeri gy BIOLOGY HOME ROOM Third Row: C. Slat, D. Thomas, J. Harcarik, R. Tuskan, J. Zajac, R. Vojtko, W. Thomas, R. Weir, K. Trout, A. Sable Second Row: A. Skvarla, P. Toomey, J. Yonika, M. Vargo, R. Valentine, J. Vranick, J. Wolfe, F. Wilson, H. Williams, J. Stanek First Row: A. Resiter, G. Reed, V. Seman, L. Weigold, R. Sherman, S. Silvasy, P. Safran, M. Snyder, R. Puhala SOPHOMORE CLASS ROOM 5 Fourth Row: M. Clark. T. Golofsky, J. Fruhwald, V. Donifero, D. Hyland, J. Filko, E. Frantz, R. Dinkfelt Third Row: J. Hart, L. Goudelock, M. Frederick, B. Johnston, J. DiGuilio, K. Fritzius, J. Jackson, F. Duris, P. Janocko Second Row: M. Getsy, M. Esposto, J. Frank, C. Colbert, C. Costello, K. Grandziowski, F. Covato, M. L. Fecik, M. A. Evanish First Row: C. Fialkovich, S. Ciccotelli, C. Copeland, L. George, J. Downey, J. Foote, D. Cipra, S. Funk ROOM 6 Fourth Row: C. Hajek, E. Leslie, T. Krohe, L. Krohehoff, B. Kotvas, R. Martin, W. Mapp, E. Johnson Third Row: M. Masterovsky, J. Matta, R. MajersJcy, P. Lewis. W. Markiewicz, J. Lenhart, J. Jackson, A. Zuro, J. Mance Second Row: R. Graziano, B. Jenkins, J. Kotvas, H. Kern, B. Kachman, D. Hanko, C. Greenley, R. Jackson First Row: B. Heilmann, M. Hamilton, H. Gribbin, J. Kasprisin, S. Hatok, N. Keeler ROOM 8 Fourth Row: R. McNeice, J. McConnell, K. Murphy, R. Myers, E. McCarron, J. Novak, J. Metzgar, T. McMuldren, J. Norman, L. Ondovchik, C. Lose Third Row: D. Koncz, F. Mediate, T. McNulty, J. O'Halloran, C. Pavlicek, J. Parilla, M. Nee, P. Owen, C. Miller Second Row: M. Richardson, N. McFarland, J. Schwoegl, D. Klazer, S. Murphy, K. Ondrey, J. Kotfer, R. Molnar First Row: M. Kwasny, J. Novak, H. Macesic, J. Lupses, B. Nagy, D. Lazabeck, C. Koch, B. Jones ROOM 9 Fourth Row: S. Sullivan, K. Sklenar, R. Scherba. T. Rothwell, R. Sharpless, B. Ritz, J. Scarpino, E. Pegdon, M. Schwartz, J. Sabol Third Row: J. Sincak, T. Sabella, R. Sandor, J. Roman, B. Prysock, G. Prokop, H. Radica, E. Pletz, J. Shimo, G. Reynolds Second Row: C. Perry, B. Prestia, P. Sacchinelli, P. Pawlowski, P. Blue, S. Ratica, D. O’Neil, G. Petrovay, C. Ostien First Row: C. Moscovics, E. Phillips, C. Ostien, M. Robare, B. Wessel, E. Scherrbaum, A. Shirley, P. Simak ROOM 12 Fourth Row: A. Borgony, D. Balbach, R. Davis, K. Blazetic, C. Cose, D. Cosley, D. Russell, D. Bowser, R. Clark Third Row:B. Anderson, R. DiGuilio, H. Barnum, R. Berkovitz. T. Cosgrove, R. Buck, D. Chernick, J. Bums, R. Cole Second Row: B. Balas, M. Becker, D. Chizmar, J. Arendash, P. Crawley, C. Brucker, M. L. Begey, L. Belechak, C. Bulik First Row: J. Aim. M. Bellock, E. Bolton. M. DeLaney, D. Barbarino, M. Anderchak ROOM 11 Fourth Row: M. Yonika, B. Wilhelm, J. Tori, R. Smith, M. Sorokach. J. Varjesko, R. Vincur, B. Sylvis, D. Snyder, J. Miller, D. Ulyas Third Row: E. Stanton, J. White, S. Vavra. R. Lee, N. Zanetti, D. Yurik, D. A. Smith, R. Allen, G. Mapp Second Row: J. Tirpak, L. Ocesley, A. Spencer, R. Wyzkowski, H. Heck, P. Thomas, J. Ushock, D. Yurek, J. Wallo First Row: J. Skutski, E. Strutt, S. Vargay, D. Tomasic, C. Vargai, B. Walter, K. Vargo, 71 J. Sulkowski STUDENT COUNCIL Fourth Row: P. Carlucci, R. Ponist, C. Kost, B. Swartz, W. Mehalko, C. Mihaly, W. Elkin Third Row: A. Borgony, R. Vincur, M. Masterovsky, D. Hyland, J. White, R. Valentine, G. Horvat, T. Hawes Second Row: J. Elkin, M. O’Donnell, J. Kotfer, E. Jackowski, D. Heverly, V. Milakovic, B. Prestia, D. O’Neil First Row: M. Bellock, C. Copeland, B. Jones, M. Spadaro. R. Safran, L. Freidhof, J. Morvay, N. McConville The Suggestion Box is only one of the many accomplishments of the 1961-62 Student Council. Under the direction of Mr. Celegoi, the Student Council with Bob Safran as president, has come a long way to help the students. The suggestion box is only one example of the fine work the Council has performed. The Student Council also arranged for Pep Rallies conducted entirely by the students without the presence of the faculty. In addition, it was responsible for the repair of the cafeteria benches and the purchase of crowns for the Snow Ball queen and the Prom queen. The Student Council has also sent representatives to the National Convention for Student Council Members. This was done in the hopes that next year’s council will reach greater heights and perform better services on behalf of the students. Student Leadership PROJECTION CLUB 75 Fourth Row: R. Babyak, D. Smith, B. Ofsanik. B. Fedorchak Third Row: G. Prokop, R. Ponist, C. Mihaly Second Row: R. Safran, D. O’Malley, O. Bache, C. Arthrell, P. McCarron First Row: J. Harcarik, B. Wilhelm, T. Schwer JAPANESE CLUB Standing: S. Scanlon, S. Vavra, R. Sherman, P. McCarron, L. Mistick Kneeling: M. Bolton, D. Harris, C. Greenley HIGHLANDER Third Row: K. Phillips, M. Gibson, R. Rogel, R. Puhala, B. McGuire Second Row: C. Pendro, M. Bolten, L. Rouse, L. Friedhof First Row: B. Eagleson, R. Savlco, C. Arthrell Third Row: A. Coulter, J. Elkin, L. Kliskey, N. McConvilh Second Row: J. Lucas, J. Petruska, J. Marunak First Row: R. Brunk, L. Mistick, W. Swartz Third Row: D. Koncsol, E. Jackowski, A. Kasprisin, K. Sauchin. K. Sauchin Second Row: C. Atkinson, J. Farmer, V. Milakovic, L. Koon First Row: W. Elkin, J. Harcarik, R. Valentine Record Events Of The Year . . . 77 As you open the 1962 Yearbook you may glance from page to page and perhaps remark, A nice book to own”, or ‘‘It was worth every cent.” But little does the reader realize the work and time that goes into these pages. From the beginning of the year our editor, William Swartz, our faculty advisor, Mr. Peairs, and our staff have worked to produce a book that would be appreciated by all. The editorial staff met after school to plan the theme of the book, and also to select the cover which adorns this issue. While all this was going on, the HIGHLANDER Staff operated refreshment stands for both Scott and Braddock home football games, sold Christmas cards, stationery, and candy. They also had the Facuity play the KQV Highoopers which proved to be a great success. After the Christmas vacation, the staff members gave up many study periods and worked long after the last school bell rang to lay out the position of the pictures and the write-ups in the dummy binder. Now that the HIGHLANDER is finally assembled, we, the staff, wish to thank everyone who has helped us to make this Yearbook a success. We can now sit back and relax and think—“Well, it was worth it, for we have a book that we will treasure for the rest of our lives.” say Pepsi. please The staff is hard at work??? TARTAN Third Row: J. Moyer, J. Kotfer, K. Phillips, R. Rogel Second Row: D. Heverly, J. Duda, J. Kvorjak, J. Morvay First Row: L. Friedhof, C. Pendro Third Row: A. Skvarla, N. Phillips, L. Rouse, C. Slat, J. Marzec, R. Mogush Second Row: J. Stanek, E. Ragan, E. Jackowski, A. Kasprisin First Row: D. Reese, N. Prisalac, J. Kunst Future The fruits of labor were well enjoyed by the students of Scott High who bought and read the school newspaper, the TARTAN. The staff put forth its every effort to accomplish a newspaper that would meet with the approval of the student body. The editor, Judy Kvorjak, as well as the faculty advisor, Miss D’Urso, is to be complimented on the fine job of supervision and editing, for nobody knows better than these two, the work which must be put into an operation like this. The TARTAN received a complete revising this year with the help of Mr. Corsetti, a high school advisor from Duquesene. He devoted an entire Saturday to the staff explaining the value of a well organized paper. The TARTAN was changed from a four column spread to a five column spread. Mr. Corsetti gave the editors new ideas in headlining and paragraphing, which they 78 Let’s Go To Press . . . Third Row: L. Dickun, S. Ratica, K. Grandziowski, J. Rossi, V. Milakovic Second Row: B. Weasel, J. Sabol, J. Frank, M. Kwasny First Row: K. Clemenich, M. Vargo Journalists put into effective use. This years TARTAN included a wider variety of student’s activities and more pictures to add to the readers enjoyment. In order to curtail the operating expenses, the TARTAN staff had many projects going for them. They sold football line-ups at the games, pennants, and pins. They also sold refreshments at the junior high basketball games and along with the yearbook staff, Christmas cards and candy. The TARTAN news was informative as well as interesting and entertaining. It had a remarkakble selection of every day news at Scott to world wide events. The TARTAN is an award winning paper and we hope it continued success in the future. Our congratulations to the editor, faculty advisor, and staff for a job well done. Congratulations! SENIOR COLLEGE CLUB Second Row: G. Skurcenski, M. Colao. J. Rogel, C. Pendro. L. Friedhof, K. Sauchin, W. Swartz First Row: J. Duda, J. Kunst, J. Kvorjak, B. Morse SENIOR COLLEGE CLUB As the Senior Class of 1962 prepared for college, it was helped along by the Senior College Club. The college bound seniors were told how to prepare for college, how to apply, and how to choose the correct institution of higher education. College Night helped many of the Seniors choose the correct school. Career Night was also planned to help those Seniors who were not going to college to choose a career. Under the guidance of Dr. Spillane, the new Guidance Counselor, the Senior College Club helped many of the college bound seniors take their first step into the future. Third Row: R. Safran, K. Phillips. K. Ryall. J. Elkin, M. Gibson, R. Rogel, K. Sauchin Second Row: G. Ernst, A. Coulter, N. McConville, J. Rossi, J. Marunak, R. Bridigum First Row: D. Reese, L. Mistick, J. Petruska, N. Koslovic 80 JUNIOR COLLEGE CLUB Third Row: R. Brunk. W. Mehalko. P. Mastilac, R. Preisach, R. Babyak, J. Cather, D. Palaschak Second Row: P. McGuigan, K. Furjanic, L. Kliskey, J. Lucas. B. Garrett, R. Baldwin First Row: J. Stanek, R. Palimeri, A. Resiter, J. Morvay JUNIOR COLLEGE CLUB One of the most active clubs in Scott in 1962 was the Junior College Club. This club, under the guidance of Dr. Spillane, helped to prepare the juniors for college. Most of the work of the Junior College Club was giving tests such as the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test, to prepare the juniors for the difficult Scholastic Aptitude Test that they must take before entering college. College Night brought the Juniors in contact with various colleges in the area. This will be of advantage to them when they choose the college they wish to attend next year. The Junior College Club also took part in Career Night. This may have influenced many of the Juniors in choosing their occupation. The Junior College Club brought the Juniors a few steps closer to college. Third Row: D. Koncsol, M. Vargo. B. Elkin, P. Katus, P. Carlucci, E. Jackowski Second Row: R. Savko. G. Reed. C. Slat, A. Kasprisin, J. Moyer First Row: R. Valentine, O. Bache, J. Harcarik, D. Thomas 81 FUTURE NURSES CLUB Third Row: K. Ondrey, R. Powers, R. Molnar, R. Crawley, P. Plue Second Row: C. Greenley, M. Richardson, C. Bulik, C. Moscovics First Row: D. Tomasic, C. Vargai, J. Frank Third Row: R. Wyzykowski, K. Sauchin, C. Perry, J. Elkin, J. Kvorjak, J. Rossi, J. Petruska Second Row: K. Jones, R. Rogel, M. Tatka, S. James First Row: A. Sable, L. Mistick, J. Kunst OFFICERS K. Jones, R. Rogel, K. Sauchin Since the Future Nurses Club was formed in 1960, it has been one of the organizations in Scott that has helped many students begin their careers in the medical profession. Much of this was fulfilled through intelligence tests on English, math, social studies, etc. for the purpose of preparing the members for entrance examinations into schools of nursing. The Children’s Ward of Braddock General Hospital had quite a surprise when the FNC entertained there earlier in the year. In one of their rare appearances offstage the “Happy Stella Kolwal-ski Schotish Five” performed with tap dancers, singers, and a pinata, plus other amusements. Mrs. Corcoran has been our able supervisor throughout the year. Because of her guidance many FNC members of Scott will achieve success in their careers. 82 EL CIRCULO ESPANOL Third Row: K. Grandziowski, P. Crawley, C. Greenley, J. Wolfe, R. Preisach, P. Mastilac, D. Koncsol Second Row: R. Wyzykowski, J. Tirpak, M. Esposto, D. Hanko, C. Miller, P. McGuigan, R. Wilhelm, S. Ratica First Row: L. Belechak, C. Bulik, A. Kasprisin, P. Carlucci, M. Vargo, A. Sabol, K. Trout, C. Slat This year’s Spanish Club, which was sponsored by Spanish teacher Miss Gardill, consisted of both Spanish I and II students. One of the events of the club was the annual Christmas party, to which the French Club was invited. The hi-lite of the party was the traditional breaking of the pinata. The Spanish Club also sponsored a trip to the Fulton Theatre on which Spanish and French students saw the Spanish movie “El Cid.” In 1961-62 the Spanish Club truly had one of its most successful years. R. Valentine, B. Elkin Second Row: E. Anderson, K. Ondrey. J. Stanek, R. Palimeri, C. Matsko First Row: D. Yurik, B. Chizmar, V. Milakovic, J. Frank 83 LE CERLE FRANCAIS Third Row: J. Cather, M. Vargo, J. Moyer, G. Prokop, C. Pavlicek, S. Murphy, F. Duris Second Row: M. Fecik, D. Klazer, P. Plue, C. Perry, D. Koncz, M. Begey, L. Ondovchik First Row: O. Bache, K. Ryall, N. Keeler, J. Morvay, J. Kasprisin, P. Janocko Among its many activities the French Club joined the Spanish Club in sponsoring a Christmas Party for its members. The members also increased their knowledge of foreign customs by viewing the movie “El Cid”. Through its activities the French Club fulfilled its purpose of teaching the students more about French than is taught in the classroom. French Club Officers J. Cather, N. Keeler, J. Morvay, G. Prokop ART CLUB 85 Fourth Row: D. O’Malley, C. Mihaly, E. Fedorchak. P. McCarron, E. Mramor, W. Clinger, R. Safran Third Row: D. Weiss, T. Foster Second Row: R. Wolfe, J. Dawson. F. Pasquino, T. Sabolchik, S. Vavra First Row: M. Tatka, C. Trax, D. Harris, E. Anderson, K. Furjanic, E. Ragan. R. Brunk ART CLUB The Art Club, under the supervision of Mr. Wilt, was a very active organization at Scott High this year. This organization put its talent to good use. Christmas found the usual beautiful nativity scene in front of the administration offices. This represented a great deal of work for the Art Club. As the Snowball arrived in February, the Art Club was busy transforming the gym into a beautiful ballroom. The highlight of the club’s activity was their art exhibit on May 2. On this night each member displayed at least one piece of his work in the Activity Room. The work of the Art Club was admired by everyone. Preparing for the Snowball. JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT Third Row: L. Mistick, D. Hanko, C. O’Holloron, D. Yurik, L. Kliskey Second Row: M. Phillips, K. Trout, R. Palimeri, N. Keeler First Row: J. Stanek, J. Kunst, D. Reese, M. Gibson Third Row: K. Ondrey, D. Koncsol, R. Babyak, P. Crawley, J. Sinchak Second Row: M. Durey, C. Vargai, E. Barnes, B. Chizmar, R. Bichsel, J. Duda First Row: J. Marzec, R. Hinkelman, P. Evak, J. Thomas, B. Wessel Second Row: F. Morrison, M. Simpson, E. Mizla First Row: C. Klazer, L. Smith, L. Koon 86 JUNIOR RED CROSS Third Row: K. Phillips, I. DeVay, R. Mogush, A. Marunak. M. Gibson Second Row: J. Kvorjak, G. Reed, L. Kliskey, J. Frank, M. Kwasny, D. Harris First Row: J. Petruska, N. Koslovic, C. Pendro, L. Koon, L. Mistick Third Row: G. Matsko, R. Puhala. E. Anderson, E. Jackowski, G. Prokop, R. Ponist, A. Pozek, T. Duris, R. Brunk Second Row: R. Vincur, B. Jones, H. Gribbin, D. O’Neil, R. Graziano, J. Morvay, N. McConville, L. Ondovchik First Row: K. Vargo, L. Friedhof, A. Coulter, J. Petruska, J. Kvorjak, L. Mistick, M. Kwasny LIBRARIANS CHESS CLUB Third Row: D. Krul, C. Arthrell, B. Ofsanik, W. Swartz, G. Prokop, R. Safran Second Row: D. Bowser, C. O’Holloron, R. Sharpless, T. Duris, P. Janocko, J. Fruhwald First Row: J. Marunak, R. Wilhelm, L. Ondovchik, L. Mistick A tough match. PEP CLUB 89 Fifth Row: C. Perry, P. Plue, C. Slat, D. Koncsol, P. Crawley, L. Dickun, J. Passafiune Fourth Row: K. Ondrey, M. Begey, J. Aim, J. Wallo, C. Bulik, J. Matier, I. DeVay Third Row: C. Atkinson, L. Rouse, C. Moscovics, V. Milakovic, B. Garrett, B. Brusoski, J. Petruska Second Row: R. Powers, C. Colbert, M. Bolten, N. McConville, J. Elkin First Row: L. Koon, R. Rogel, J. Rogel, A. Coulter, L. Mistick, J. Kvorjak, J. Marunak, K. Sauchin Kneeling: H. Gribbin, K. Sauchin, R. Palimeri Fourth Row: L. Kliskey, B. Kachman, B. O'Neil, D. La za beck, K. Phillips, D. Tomasic, P. Pawlowski, A. Kasprisin, J. Moyer, R. Mogush, A. Marunak Third Row: K. Grandziowski, C. Miller, B. Morse, M. Fecik. D. Chizmar, J. Kotvas, J. Arendash, R. Wyzykowski Second Row: M. Esposto, J. Beilhart, C. Costello. J. Duda, J. Kunst, J. Rossi, D. Harris, D. Reese First Row: E. Strutt, E. Scherrbaum, B. Wessel, M. Getsy, M. Anderchak, B. Jones, J. Frank, N. Keeler, J. Rossi Kneeling: S. Leith, J. Morvay, E. Jackowski, A. Resiter, J. Stanek MAJORETTES Left to Right: M. O'Donnell, A. Kasprisin, E. Anderson, C. Trax, C. Goga, J. Rogel, C. Pendro, J. Kvorjak, K. Sauchin 91 Left to Right: A. Skvarla, J. Lucas, J. Marzec, G. Matsko, K. Furjanic, M. DiBeradin, M. O’Donnell, P. Krul, P. Evak, J. Moyer After a very successful year, the Scott High School students salute Kathleen Sauchin, head majorette, and her group on a job well done. Kathy had the task of teaching new routines and marches to entertain spectators during half-time shows at football games. The band provided the musical arrangements for these shows. The girls practiced all summer and on into football season to be just perfect when they perform for the spectators. The girls raised money to send Kathy to camp in Indiana to learn new ideas for routines to be used this year. The Majorettes marched in numerous parades during the summer. Also, the majorettes showed great ability at the pep rallies before each game. Few people realize the time and hard work put into preparations necessary to march with the precision that our majorettes reach. CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: K. Sauchin, E. Jackowski, A. Resiter, J. Stanek, J. Morvay, S. Leith, R. Palimeri, H. Gribbin. Standing: N. Keeler, C. Slat Kneeling: J. Arendash, B. Prestia Let’s go Scott, Let’s fight! This was only one of the cheers that could be heard as the 1961-62 Cheerleaders, under the leadership of Kathryn Sauchin, lead their classmates during the football games, the basketball games, and the many pep rallies. Because the girls worked diligently during the past summer changing many of the cheers, they added a freshness to their performances. With their loyalty and fine performances the cheerleaders gave Scott High something to be proud of. We are grateful for their long tedious hours and congratulate them on a job well done. 92 “5-4-3-2-1-0 Blast off” “Oh! Isn’t he handsome?” BOWLING LEAGUE Awaiting their turn. Strike! This familiar term was heard very often on Wednesday afternoons at the Greater Valley Bowling Lanes. The Scott High Bowling League met here every week to compete for the trophies handed out at the end of the year by Mr. McCune. Even though the competition was rough, the boys and girls enjoyed themselves tremendously. For example, it wasn’t too unusual to see one of our bowlers rolling down the alley with the ball in his hand. Neither was it common to see someone beating his head against the pole when he had an open frame in the tenth. The first bowling season of Scott High was concluded with a banquet consisting of spaghetti and meat balls. After the banquet the students left Greater Valley Bowling Lanes to return again next September. Stiff competition. 94 96 SCOTT HIGH Third Row: J. Shimo, G. Turba, A. Beighly, R. Haberly, C. Donavan, R. Wagner, F. Enyeart, P. Toomey, P. Magda, D. Duda Second Row: D. McAvoy, C. Hajek, M. Beighley, L. Schwartz, N. Schwartz, T. Kobielus, M. Petrovsky, D. Brown, C. Nickel, J. Benton, J. Marino First Row: B. Sobek, M. Gibson, P. Carlucci, S. Ciccotelli, C. McWilliams, L. Wozniak, R. Napolitan, W. Kunst, K. Skutski, J. Earnst, D. Weiss “Blue Moon” was just one of the themes of our half-time shows at the football games this year. Many others were introducted and received with great approval by the entire crowd of spectators. The Scott High Band was the organization responsible for these entertaining shows and the wonderful music. After football season, the band held its annual Spring Concert. This concert was held on May 2 and was a night that will be remembered for a long lime to come. The band played selections from various styles of music from opera to jazz. The concert also included a clarinet duet, a saxophone duet, and trumpet and piano solos. The band, besides its school activities, has also participated in various parades throughout the district. These parades included the Saint Patrick Day Parade, The Kennywood Parade, the Patrol Boy’s Parade, and the Halloween Parade. Professor Wolmelsdorf and the Scott High Band deserve the praise and gratitude of the entire school for their fine work and great performances. MARCHING BAND Third Row: R. Bridigum, R. Napolitan, M. Masterovsky, M. Tomasic, D. Klein, L. Rittko, J. Sylves, J. Tallent, R. Magliochette Second Row: D. Hoffman, E. Spisak, P. Janocko, L. Ondovchik, J. Zajac, J. Varjesko, S. Betts, J. Kotfer, K. Ryall First Row: W. Pierman, A. Pierman, B. Ofsanik, D. Reese, R. Polasko, M. McMasters, E. Guminsky, S. Paul, P. Bridge The five minute break. Concert Candids Piano solo by Margaret Gibson. Donna’s saxaphone solo. Playing the blues. Trombone duet. The Sound of Music . . . . G. Glaze, Mr. Womelsdorf, D. Reese CHORUS Each Monday and Wednesday mornings, we heard the echo of many voices flowing through the halls of Scott High. This was our school chorus practicing for their annual performance at the Braddock Rotary Club. They also displayed their talents at our own school activities such as: Baccalaureate and Commencement services. Two members of the chorus were selected to represent Scott High School in the all County Chorus and State Chorus. They were Donna Reese and Gwendlyn Glaze. This year the chorus consisted of only juniors and seniors. Under the supervision of Mr. Womelsdorf, the chorus has done a fine job in representing Scott High School and we can truly say that we are very proud of them. 100 SOPHOMORE CHORUS Third Row: M. Hamilton, S. Murphy, P. Plue, D. Koncz, D. Russell, R. Myers, J. Varjesko, D. Yurek, M. Fecik, B. Reichert Second Row: K. Vargo. M. Kwasny, C. Lose, E. Schlegal, B. Kachman, D. Hanko, J. Tirpak, K. Skutski, C. Vargai First Row: E. Scherrbaum, C. Copeland, M. Anderchak, C. Bulik, N. Keeler, J. Frank, D. Cipra, S. Funk, E. Phillips 101 ORCHESTRA Third Row: D. Reese, R. Polasko, B. Ofsanik Second Row: P. Robare, S. Betts, J. Beilhart, J. Kotfer, B. Bridigum First Row: S. Paul, E. Anderson, D. McAvoy Piano. M. Gibson The strains of off-key notes have been heard every Monday and Wednesday morning since the orchestra has begun practice. These practices seem to be responsible for a great deal of the success and good work of our orchestra. Without these practices, as noisy as they are, the orchestra would not have been able to give such tremendous performances at the Senior Play, the Senior Farewell, and Graduation. Even though the orchestra did not present a program of its own, it contributed to the success and approval of the other social activities sponsored by the school and its various organizations. First Row: C. Hajek, S. Ciccotelli, P. Carlucci, B. Sobek Second Row: D. Klein, M. Masterousky, B. Bridigum Third Row: J. Ernst, D. Weiss Fourth Row: L. Wozniak, E. Spisak 102 A 1 H L E T I C s FOOTBALL FOOTBALL As the 1962 football season began, the Scott High Raiders were not expected to win the state championship. The main factors in this pessimistic attitude were experience and size. The squad had very few lettermen returning. This meant that the remainder of the squad would be made up of boys with little or no experience. The 1962 version of the Raiders proved to be one of the smallest teams in years. Almost every team that the Raiders met was much larger than they. Despite this pessimistic attitude, the inexperienced Raiders put their entire heart into every game. Every game was a battle, from the 6 to 6 tie with Norwin to the exciting 19 to 20 loss to Braddock. In the Braddock game, our Raiders proved most proud. They gave Braddock the toughest struggle of the 1962 football campaign. Much of the praise showered upon our Raiders should go to the coaches, Mr. McCune, Mr. Celigoi, and Mr. Sutton. These three grid mentors took a small and unexperienced squad and molded it into a respectful football team. Despite the teams poor record of 2 wins, 3 losses, and 4 ties, we, the class of 1962 want to congratulate the 1962 football squad on a job well done. 1961 FOOTBALL RECORD Scott 6 Norwin Opponent 6 0 Duquesne 6 . 20 South Hills 20 23 Swissvale 0 7 Turtle Creek 7 7 Glassport 25 6 Homestead 6 26 Derry 13 19 Braddock 20 106 Football Action “Have a nice trip ” Game Highlights “Happy landing.” “Have a bite.” “Hey! There’s a quarter.” “I want your shirt.” ‘The toe dancer.” 109 Dramatic Moments ♦ ♦ ♦ “Watch it, here comes the Kef!” “Yes, dear!” “May I have this dance?” “You’re standing on my toe!’ Ill Wrong way, Charlie!!!” “You don’t pass the wiff test.” “So thin the farmer’s daughter.” “I’m a two dab man.” BASKETBALL Pre-game huddle. Hardwood Hoopsters Everyone knows that basketball is a big man’s game. Almost every basketball team has a player who is well over six feet tall. This big man is the man the team depends on to score most of its points. However, the Scott High “Cagers” of 1962 could boast of no giant to score the greater proportion of their points. The small size of the team proved to be a great hinderance when it met teams with men who stood at heights of six feet three inches or over. For this reason our Raiders found victories hard to come by. Despite this lack of constant success, our boys never stopped trying. They never gave up no matter how great the defeat. Despite the record of the team, congratulations from the Class of 1962 are in store for them, our team. We can at least say that the boys went down fighting. Coaches: Mr. Bache and Mr. Oriss 1961-62 BASKETBALL RECORD Scott Opponent 27 Farrell 54 54 Rankin 52 57 Tarentum 59 37 Peabody 61 36 Westinghouse 60 61 North Hills 48 31 West Mifflin North 61 58 Swissvale 54 39 Turtle Creek 47 62 Penn Joint 58 33 Gateway 35 35 Penn Hills 69 43 Wilkinsburg 44 52 Wilmerding 52 53 Brentwood 73 37 Swissvale 44 43 Turtle Creek 55 56 Penn Joint 62 58 Gateway 36 42 Penn Hills 54 47 Wilkinsburg 59 42 Wilmerding 35 Overtime Manager: John Ernst Walt tries for two. 114 The “ballerina.” Skur does some fancy shooting. “There goes John Glenn!” “Smile, you’re on Candid Camera.” Junior Varsity Basketball Watch out for the falling star. “Is this the right basket?” Tackled on the ten yard line! “Fighting for the ball.” BASEBALL Third Row: M. Frederick, B. Gallagher, J. Skurcenski, C. Kost, B. Howell, J. Cather Second Row: E. Leslie, R. Sandor, D. Hyland. M. Repic, G. Horvat Third Row: A. Pozek, O. Bache, R. Leigh, C. Kuzniewski, R. Valentine BASEBALL With a 3 win and 7 loss record, the 1962 Scott High School Baseball team cannot be called sensational. However, the record does not really illustrate the success of the team. With one or two breaks in favor of Scott, the team’s record may have been reversed. Mr. Serrapede, rookie coach of Scott High’s baseball nine, did a good job with his inexperienced squad. He didn’t have any first line pitchers returning from 1961's squad and he was sure of only three positions: second base, center field, and catcher. These three positions were filled by the only three experienced boys on the squad. One thing that can be said of our team, they were determined to do their best. Since they did their best, they should not be criticized, but congratulated. Therefore the class of 1962 salutes the baseball team on a job well done. SCOTT HIGH BASEBALL 1962 SCOTT 2 Turtle Creek 3 3 Penn Hills 4 0 Swissvale 7 1 Penn Hills 9 1 Wilkinsburg 13 4 Braddock 2 5 Turtle Creek 1 5 Swissvale 1 4 Wilkinsburg 8 1 Braddock 3 8 innings played Hold up! A solid hit. A rough slide. 119 Safe at home plate. CLUB .• p, D. Fant.sk., J. Harcarik, H. Dupont, D. Linedecke. GOLF CLUB One of the newest organizations at Scott is the Golf Club. This club was organized by Mr. Dunlap and Mr. Oriss. The boys were active in W.P.I.L. golf matches. Their home matches were played at the Edgewood Country Club. Although the boys were not very successful they played their best and deserve congratulations for their achievements. 120 Practicing. ATHLETE OF THE YEAR ATHLETE OF THE YEAR Each year at Scott High an award is presented to the outstanding athlete of the past year. This is the Nicholas Stefko athlete of the year award. The outstanding athlete at Scott High for 1962 was Robert Garritano. Bob was a rugged lineman on the football squad. He also had the honor of being co-captain. “Boat ’ was the power behind the Raider’s line. Bob played his best every game. Even injuries didn’t slow him up. Opposing ball carriers dreaded the times when they had to run through “Boat’s” side of the line. Bob, the class of 1962 salutes you. 121 “Excuse my elbow.” Room 4, Intramural Basketball Champs SENIOR PLAY Jimmy Dorsey??? On November 17, the Senior Class of 1962 presented the delightful comedy entitled, “The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis”. Once again the play was superbly directed by Miss Helen Miller of the English department. The play centered on Dobie Gillis, a boy who thought himself a real Romeo. The plot revolved around the hilarious situations which arose from Dobie’s passion for girls. After two hours of laughs, chuckles, and smiles, all of Dobie’s problems were solved. One of the largest audiences of all time enjoyed the play immensely. Everyone went away singing praises of the cast. All the teen-agers in the audience enjoyed the play, for it was not difficult to substitute their own experiences for those of the characters. We all must agree with the little girl who said, “I never laughed so hard.” Congratulations Class of 1962! On Stage ! The many hours of rehearsal paid off. A grand entrance by Limbo Lamb. Bob puts feeling into his part. Moments we shared Trials and tribulations of Dobie Gillis. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 11 � v The “Schottish Five” was a hit. ATHLETIC BANQUET The keynote speaker. Enjoying the food. 128 SNOWBALL Her royal majesty! The Mid-Winter Semi-Formal? To many of us at Scott, it was the annual Snowball only called by a different name. The gala event was held on February 22, 1962, in the gymnasium. The gym was transformed into a colonial background through the efforts of the Art Club and the Student Council, to commemorate George Washington’s birthday. The girls looked lovely in their pastel gowns, dancing with their handsome partners to the music of Tommy Paine. The climax of the evening was the coronation of the queen, Janet Elkin. The queen’s court consisted of Adelita Coulter, Janet Rogel, Mary Pat Spadero, and Eileen Ragen. The queen was crowned on her throne which was a colonial swing. After the crowning the Community President presented the queen with a bouquet of roses. Sharing her glory, the queen’s escort Jerry Skurscenski proudly watched as Janet and Bob Safran led ofT the next dance. Memories are made of this. Candids 130 Fast or Slow—To each his own. SENIOR BANQUET ‘Pass the salt, please.” Enjoying the meal. The chaperons. The end of a delicious meal. Bring on the dessert. After dinner relaxation. Musical chairs???? PROM The beginning of a wonderful evening. The Queen: Elaine Anderson. The Edgewood Country Club was the scene of the Scott High Prom of 1962. On April 27, 52 couples as well as members of administration and faculty danced to the music of Jimmy Hollywood and his orchestra. The hi-light of the evening was the crowning of the queen, Elaine Anderson. She was crowned by Robert Safran, the Student Council President, who presented her with one dozen long stemmed red roses. The girls were seen in gowns of many pastel colors ranging from ballerina to floor length. After the Prom the majority of the couples went to Taylors Restaurant, where they dined and danced until four. April 27 will hold many happy memories for all who attended the Junior Prom of 1962. 135 136 Moments to remember. There were many beautiful gowns. Follow the leader? SENIOR FAREWELL The chorus entertains at Senior Farewell. The recessional. Dedication GRADUATION The long awaited moment has arrived. Beginning of the processional. 140 141 Awaiting the diplomas. 142 HOMEMAKER OF THE YEAR Introducing Scott High’s Homemaker for 1962 . . . Carolyn Trax. Carolyn received this honor for her high rating on the examination sponsored by the General Mills Corporation. Because of her fine grade, she is eligible to compete in the state finals. Carolyn will graduate on the commercial course. Her activities are highlighted by her role as majorette. She will leave behind her a host of friends who wish her the best of luck in her future homemaking career. Sewing her way to success. Senior Directory MARY ANN ANDRASCIK Mar General Course CAROLYN ATKINSON Carol Commercial Course MICHAEL BAKIN Mike Academic Course Activities: Bowling League ELAINE BARNES Barnsie Commercial Course Activities: Pep Club, Junior Achievement, Office Staff MICHAEL CHARLES BECK Beck General Course Activities: Senior Play DONALD BECKER Beck Academic Course SHARON BETTS General Course Activities: Band and Orchestra REGINA BICHSEL Jeanie Commercial Course Activities: Pep Club and Junior Achievement MARGUERITE L. BOLTON Marg Academic Course Activities: Student Council, Spanish Club, Yearbook Staff. Junior and Senior College Clubs. Pep Club, and Japanese Club. JOHN P. BONAY Jack Academic Course AGNES BOZIC Aggie General Course ROBERT L. BRIDIGUM Bridgette Scientific Course Activities: Band, Orchestra, Choir, Chorus, Senior Play, Chess Club, French Club, County Chorus. RUSSELL BROOKS General Course DONALD BRYANT Academic Course Activities: Football JOSEPH CHROBON General Course CAROLYN CICCO Carol Commercial Course MICHAEL E. CIMBORA Mick Scientific Course Activities: French Club I II, and College Club. PAUL CLARK Vocational Course WAYNE CLINGER Academic Course MARY E. COLAO Academic Course Activities: Pep Club, College Club, Future Teachers of America, and French Club. JOHN CORBETT Academic Course Activities: Student Council, Junior Red Cross JANET COSE General Course ADELITA COULTER Academic Course Activities: Pep Club, Junior Senior College Club, Spanish Club, Junior Red Cross, Yearbook Staff, Senior Play, Bowling League, and Student Council. GEORGE F. CRNKOVIC Academic Course JAMES DAWSON Jimmy Academic Course Activities: Art Club, French Club, and College Club IRENE ANN DE VAY Renie Academic Course Activities: Pep Club, Future Nurses, Junior Achievement, Office Staff, and Librarian JOHN DRABISIN Johnny Vocational Course JANICE DUDA Scientific Course Activities: Newspaper, Pep Club, Junior Achievement, College Club, Future Teachers, Chorus, and Senior Play HARRY DUPONT Dup Scientific Course Activities: Golf Team, French Club, Junior College Club, Senior College Club, and Senior Play BARBARA EGNATZ Barb General Course JANET ELKIN Moose Academic Course Activities: Junior Achievement, Student Council, Spanish Club, Junior Senior College Clubs, Junior Prom Queen, Snowball Queen, Future Nurses, Yearbook Staff, Hi-Spies, Pep Club, Senior Play and Bowling League GARY C.ERNST Skip Scientific Course Activities: Junior Achievement, Junior Senior College Club, French Club, and Band JOHN ERNST Ernie Academic Course Activities: Band, Orchestra, Spanish Club, Head Manager of Basketball and Baseball Teams MONICA FALL Mona Commercial Course Activities: Pep Club JACQUELYN FARMER Jackie Commercial Course Activities: Senior Play and Yearbook Staff EDWARD FEDORCHAK Ed Academic Course Activities: French Club and Senior Play ROBERT FIER Bob Academic Course Activities: Football CAROL LEE FINK Butch Scientific Course Activities: Senior Play, Hi-Spies, Junior Senior College Club, French Club, Yearbook Staff, Pep Club, Junior Achieve ment GERALDINE FINNESEY Gerry General Course 149 NICK FOLK Academic Course OLLA JANE FOOTE Commercial Course THOMAS JOSEPH FOSTER Tom Academic Course Activities: Art Club, Football and Senior Play LOIS JEAN FRIEDHOF Lo Academic Course Activities: Newspaper. Yearbook, College Club, Spanish Club, Senior Play, Junior Red Cross, Future Teachers, Pep Club, and Student Council ROBERT GARRITANO Boat Academic Course Activities: Football MARGARET E. GIBSON Maggie Academic Course Activities: Band, Orchestra. Chorus, Choir, Student Council, French Club. Sr. Jr. College Club, Future Teachers, Junior Achievement, Yearbook Staff, Librarian, Bowling League, Pep Club ELIZABETH GLAZE Eileen General Course CAROL ANN GOGA Carol Academic Course Activities: Chorus, Majorette, Spanish Club, and Senior Play CHARLENE J. GORHAM Tootsie Academic Course Activities: Spanish Club and Senior Play GEORGE P. GREENE Bubble General Course Activities: Spanish Club, Junior Achievement and French Club ESTELLE GREGG Bunny General Course Activities: Art Club, Pep Club LINDA IRENE GYERGYO Zeke Academic Course Activities: Chorus and Choir JOHN JAMES HACKETT Jack Scientific Course Activities: French Club and College Club JOANN HALL General Course STEPHEN H. HARDIN Steve Academic Course Activities: College Club and Student Council C. DIANA HARRIS Little Frog Academic Course Activities: Hi-Spies, Future Nurses, Junior Senior College Clubs, Art Club, Spanish Club, Japanese Club, Band, Librarian, and Junior Achievement DORIS JEAN HEVERLY Commercial Course Activities: Chorus, Choir, Student Council, Senior Play and Newspaper Staff PATRICIA A. HOMA Pat Commercial Course JANICE HOMER Jan General Course GEORGE HORVAT Vocational Course Activities: Football THOMAS CARL JACKSON Tom Vocational Course ROSE MARIE JACOBS Baby Commercial Course SHIRLEY ANN JAMES Shirl Academic Course Activities: Majorette, Future Nurses, French Club, and Hi-Spies. CHARLES JENKINS Charlie Academic Course Activities: Chorus and Choir RONALD JOHNS Ron Academic Course Activities: Basketball, Band, Spanish Club, Japanese Club FRANCES JOHNSTON Franie General Course KATHLEEN MARIE JONES Kayh Academic Course Activities: Future Nurses, French Club and Hi-Spies LORRAINE KAPUCENSKO Lori General Course PATRICIA KONCHAK Pat General Course LOIS KOON Academic Course Activities: Yearbook Staff, College Club, Future Teachers, Librarian, Chorus, Choir, French Club NANCY E. KOSLOVIC Academic Course Activities: Spanish Club, Librarian, Junior Senior College Clubs. Future Teachers. Senior Play. Art Club DAVID LEINDECKER Leiny Academic Course Activities: Junior Senior College Clubs, Golf Club. Spanish Club RICHARD L. LEITH Rick Academic Course Activities: Baseball, Student Council, Future Teachers. Junior Senior College Clubs. French Club, Chorus ARTHUR LIMBACHER Art Academic Course WILLIAM LINSENBIGLER Bill Academic Course Activities: Junior Red Cross. Spanish Club WILLIAM A. MAGDA BiU Academic Course Activities: Spanish Club, Chorus, Choir JULIE ANN MARUNAK Junebug Academic Course Activities: Chorus. Choir, Pep Club, Yearbook Staff, Spanish Club, Chess Club, Office Staff. BONNITA MATTHEWS Bonnie General Course JAYNE A. MATIER Jaunie Mae General Course Activities: Pep Club, Junior Achievement PATRICK McCARRON P. J. Academic Course Activities: Japense Club, Art Club, Bowling League, Golf Club NAOMI McCONVILLE Dimples Academic Course Activities: Senior Play, Junior Achievement, Student Council, College Club, Spanish Club, Hi-Spies, Junior Red Cross, 150 Future Teachers, Pep Club, Office Staff, Yearbook Staff, Junior Prom Committee, Bowling League donald McDonnell Don Academic Course Activities: Spanish Club, College Club RONALD MCDONNELL Mac Academic Course Activities: French Club, Senior Play, Chorus and Spanish Club BARBARA L. McGUIRE Barb Academic Course Activities: Chorus, Yearbook Staff, French Club, Spanish Club CLEMENT M. MIHALY Kio Scientific Course Activities: Football, Student Council, Junior Prom Committee. French Club, Future Teachers, College Club JACQUELYN J. MILLER Jackie General Course Activities: Junior Achievement LOUISE C. MISTICK Weasel Academic Course Activities: Yearbook Business Manager, Pep Club, Future Nurses, Spanish Club, Japanese Club, Chess Club, Senior Play, Junior Achievement, Junior Senior College Clubs, Librarian, Bowling League, Future Teachers, Junior Red Cross, Office Staff ANDREA MOORE Andy General Course Activities: Band, Junior Achievement and Art Club WALTER MOORHEAD Walt Academic Course Activities: Basketball, Junior Senior College Clubs, Future Teachers, Chess Club, and Junior Red Cross BARBARA ANN MORSE Barb Academic Course Activities: Junior Achievement, Hi-Spies, French Club, Pep Club, Junior Senior College Clubs and Senior Play EDWARD MRAMOR Esmo General Course Activities: Art Club and Football DENNIS OLEKSIK Vocational Course DENNIS O’MALLEY Irish General Course Activities: Art Club, Football Squad, Bowling League FRANK PASQUINO General Course Activities: Art Club, Spanish Club, Chorus COURTNEY PENDRO Corky Academic Course Activities: Senior Play, Majorette, Spanish Club, Newspaper, Yearbook Staff, Future Teachers, Senior College Club JOANNA PETRUSKA Academic Course Activities: Future Nurses, Junior Red Cross, Yearbook Staff, Junior Senior College Clubs, Chess Club, Pep Club, Librarian, Bowling League, Spanish Club, Senior Play KERRY LEE PHILLIPS Kere Scientific Course Activities: Yearbook Staff, Newspaper, Senior Play, Art Club, Senior College Club, Spanish Club, Hi-Spies, Future Nurses, Future Teachers, Librarian, Office Staff MAUREEN PHILLIPS Commercial Course Activities: Junior Achievement, French Club, Newspaper ANTHONY B. PICCUILLO Tony Scientific Course Activities: Chess Club, Spanish Club, Future Teachers REGIS PLUTKO Rege Scientific Course RICHARD PONIST Frog Scientific Course Activities: Football, Student Council and Senior College Club DENNIS CHARLES POTTER Shorty General Course Activities: French Club ALBERT M. POZEK Albie Academic Course Activities: French Club, Baseball, Junior Red Cross, Spanish Club and Bowling League CHARLES PULIT Chuckie Academic Course ROBERT QUALEY Bob Vocational Course Activities: Basketball, Yearbook Staff, and Newspaper Staff EILEEN RAGAN Lee Commercial Course Activities: Senior Play, Newspaper, Art Club MARY JANE RAGAN Janie Academic Course Activities: French Club DONNA LOUISE REESE Peewee Academic Course Activities: Band, Orchestra, Chorus, Choir, Junior Achievement, Hi-Spies, French Club, Newspaper, Senior Play, Bowling League, Pep Club, Junior Senior College Clubs, Future Nurses and Future Teachers PATRICIA ANN ROBARE Pat Commercial Course Activities: Chorus, Orchestra, and Junior Achievement VIOLA CATHERINE ROCK Vi Academic Course Activities: Spanish Club JANET M. ROGEL Jan Academic Course Activities: Junior Senior College Clubs, Senior Play, Majorette and French Club ROSEMARIE ROGEL Romy Scientific Course Activities: Future Nurses, French Club, Junior Senior College Clubs, Yearbook Staff, Newspaper. Senior Play, Hi-Spies and Pep Club JOANN LEAH ROSSI Jo General Course Activities: Hi-Spies, Bowling League and Pep Club JANET LEE ROSSI Jan Academic Course Activities: Hi-Spies, Bowling League, Pep Club and Future Nurses 151 LUCILLE ROUSE Cil Academic Course Activities: Pep Club, Newspaper, Yearbook Staff, Spanish Club, College Club and Future Teachers KATHARINE ANNE RYALL Kathy Academic Course Activities: Band, French Club, Senior College Club LARRY SABOL Chub Vocational Course Activities: Football THOMAS SABOLCIK Tom General Course Activities: Art Club ROBERT SAFRAN Bob Scientific Course Activities: Student Council President, Senior Play, Art Club, Chess Club, Bowling League, Spanish Club, College Club KATHLEEN SAUCHIN Kathy Academic Course Activities: Head Majorette, Yearbook Staff, Spanish Club, Junior Achievement College Club, and Pep Club KATHRYN SAUCHIN Kathy Academic Course Activities: Head Cheerleader, Junior Achievement, Spanish Club, College Club, Yearbook Staff, Hi-Spies SAMUEL GEORGE SCANLON Sam General Course Activities: Art Club, Spanish Club, Japanese Club BERNADETTE SEPCICH Bebe Academic Course Activities: Pep Club EARL SHARPLESS Lump Academic Course JOYCE SILLS General Course BERNARD SOBEK Bern Scientific Course Activities: Band, Orchestra, Junior and Senior College Clubs, Senior Play MARY PAT SPADARO Shortie Commercial Course Activities: Junior Red Cross, Student Council ANNABELLE SPENCER General Course MARY JANE STEFANO General Course WILLIAM E. SWARTZ Buzzy Scientific Course Activities: Junior Achievement, Newspaper Staff, Yearbook Editor, Junior and Senior College Clubs, Student Council, Senior Play, Spanish Club, Chess Club, Bowling League GERALD SYURCENSKI Skur Scientific Course Activities: Basketball, Baseball, Student Council, Junior and Senior College Clubs, Chess Club, Junior Red Cross, and Spanish Club MARILYN TATKA Academic Course Activities: Art Club, Future Nurses JAY THOMAS General Course Activities: Bowling League JOHN TONEY Academic Course Activities: Spanish Club, College Club CAROLYN TRAX Traxie Commercial Course Activities: Art Club, Majorette, Senior Play, Junior Achievement and Homemaker of the year NAOMI TURBA Nomer General Course Activities: Pep Club, Bowling PAULETTE TURZAK General Course PATRICK P. VARGECKO Pat Academic Course Activities: Baseball WILLIAM H. WALKER BiU Academic Course Activities: College Club, Junior Achievement FRANCES WALLAT Franny General Course Activities: Pep Club FRANK WALTER Shorty General Course HARRY J. WALTERS General Course PATSY WANSTREET Pat Scientific Course Activities: Pep Club, Spanish Club JOHN WASZKIEWICZ General Course DAVID WEAKLAND Vocational Course VIRGINIA WEIGOLD Sis Commercial Course Activities: Pep Club JOAN WEILAND Jo Commercial Course Activities: Pep Club DARRELL WEISS Darrell Academic Course Activities: Band, Orchestra French Club, College Club and Art Club JOSEPH WHYEL Joe Academic Course Activities: Bowling JOHN WIEHAGEN General Course MARLENE LENORA WILLIAMS Mara General Course ALLEN WILSON A1 Academic Course DON WILSON Wils Vocational Course RONALD E. WOLFE Waldo Academic Course Activities: Art Club, Football EDA ZABELSKY Commercial Course JOHN ZAVADA Academic Course 152 HL I |) V AKt S H K O I III KS I' Aaa Art BE . V- iX. ,r« • i.- .v - 'k£ 7 yT' rw' y - ;. ' SV % .Jl _