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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1963 volume:

HIGHLANDER SCOTT HIGH SCHOOL NORTH BRADDOCK, PENNSYLVANIA Editor Roberta Puhala Assistant Editors George Prokop, Robert Wilhelm Business Manager Eileen Jackowski It was August, 1960. For the seniors of 1963, it was the beginning of three of the most important, memorable, joyful, and yes, even sorrowful years of our lives. As we timidly stood around the doors waiting for the bell to ring, a TV cameraman was taking pictures. We must have been horrified (and showed it) for he laughed and said to his partner, “You can always tell the new ones.” Well, that was our beginning. Since then we’ve experienced and gained many things. We’ve experienced joys and sorrows like: the time our team beat Brad-dock, the time Susie didn’t make it for majorette, the time John was star of the basketball game, the time Joe got all A’s, the time our best boyfriend stole our best girlfriend, and many, many others. But, more important still, is what we’ve gained. Besides a host of lifetime friends, we’ve gained a well-rounded education which, in all cases, serves as the basis for everyone’s future life. With our high school education we will start a new life. We shall make a new beginning. With our new beginning we will take with us what we have learned. With all the basic elements of life, such as the fact that all men are created equal; life is not all joys but also sorrows and we must learn to accept both, and the fact that we must work honestly and vigorously for what we obtain, combined with the education we received out of books, we are prepared to meet the future with open minds and open hearts. For this we would like to sincerely thank our wonderful teachers who are responsible. We thank them not only as teachers, but also as friends. Yes, Norbra Hi, has given us many memories, but this book will serve as a memoir, a most treasured one, of the wonderful times we’ve shared. And, to the underclassmen, it serves as our wish of happiness and success plus this bit of advice: “Make the most of your years in school for you can never go back and make them up.” That August day was our beginning, but with this book serving as our everlasting remembrance we will never have an end. We, the senior class of 1963, bid farewell to our beloved Norbra Hi. SUCCESS, HOPE ; We, the Senior Class of Scott High School, wish to present this year book as a token of our affection for our school. We hope to record on the following pages many of the joys and a few of the heartbreaks we have experienced. We shall take you from the first days when we fearfully entered its portal, to the last days when we eagerly, yet sadly, realize we must close the door on this chapter of our lives and take our places in the adult world. Our journey will be quick, but we hope you will like the trip as well as we have enjoyed escorting you on it. WE GUIDED ................ 7 WE TAUGHT ............. 17 WE SENIORS ............ 37 WE JUNIORS ............ 65 WE SOPHOMORES • • • 69 WE FRESHMEN ........... 73 WE REPRESENTED ------ 77 WE PARTICIPATED • • • 103 WE ENJOYED ........... 121 WE DID ............... 153 Schwab 7 BOARD OF EDUCATION Michael Chizmar ■i William Sarver Stephen Pendro E. House, J. Suley, E. Guerrieri, T. Gribbin, M. Chizmar, W. Sarver, S. Pendro Congratulations to the 1963 Seniors Edward House Anton Bigman Solicitor SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS The Superintendent’s Message Fellow Students Today’s youth — including the members of your graduating class are tomorrow’s adults — production and service workers, technicians, professionals, clerks and managers — parents or other heads of families. Foremost, your admission to the adult world, — your badge of belonging, is a job. However, automation, mechanization and scientific advances are causing many unskilled jobs to disappear. Today’s and tomorrow’s jobs require higher skills, more maturity and judgment, more education, and more experience. Your schools face what may be the principal challenge of the 20th century public education in gearing their programs to meet the rapid changes in our economy and technology. You, as graduates, face a world of promise and unprecedented challenge. You must be confident, eager, and anxious to enter and to succeed in the adult world, as were your fathers and grandfathers. You must not allow this venturesome spirit to be dulled by the discovery that jobs do not exist, or that those that do, are out of reach. Most of you, with adequate preparation will find steady, satisfying and productive work. Your graduation from Scott High School is the first step toward success in whatever the future holds for you. Sincerely yours, Curtis J. Clay Superintendent of Schools SCOTT HIGH SCHOOL To the Class of 1963, The educated man is by no means insensitive to the pleasures of the. senses. But his greatest satisfaction is derived from the use of his mind. Life for him becomes a voyage of discovery of himself, of others, and of the forces that shape the environment. The more he understands, the more fully he lives. The educated man also seeks to justify his existence by contributing in some constructive way to the operation of society as a whole. Graduation from high school launches a man on his search for fulfillment. This is the search that unites him with teachers, writers, and the other discoverers all around him. This is his challenge, the imagination and effort he brings to bear on his work represents his personal search for fulfillment. May each graduate of 1963 find it. Andrew G. Rensko ADMINISTRATION Mrs. Edna Guerrieri Secretarial Staff Mrs. Ann Gevaudon Mrs. Terry Petro Mrs. Grace Zoretich Attendance Officers Mrs. Scanlon, Mrs. Konscol, Mrs. Bennett Dr. Klein Dr. Tongue Medical Staff Dr. Jones 2t Nurse Bushyeoger Maintenance Department Mr. Ernst Mr. Cortese and Mr. Hetherington GUIDANCE S' COUNSELOR GALE KIRSCHNER Allegheny College Bachelor of Science University of Pittsburgh Master of Arts Doctor of Philosophy Interests: Photography and philately. 17 HELEN K. MILLER University of Pittsburgh Bachelor of Arts Masters in Education Interests: Music and interior decorating. RACHEL M. D'URSO University of Pittsburgh Bachelor of Arts Master of Letters Interests: Reading, taking movies, and seeing plays. English Department CLARENCE PETRO University of Minnesota University of Michigan University of Pittsburgh Masters Degree CAROL S. KELLY University of Pittsburgh Bachelor of Science Interests: Cooking, Knitting 18 JOANNE WAITLEVERTCH University of Pittsburgh Bachelor of Arts Interests: Reading, Music, Bowling, and Dancing HELEN MOTILY Indiana State College Duke University University of Pittsburgh San Diego State College Bachelor of Science Master of Education 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 and reading Civil War literature. History Department BERNARD McLAUGHLIN Juniata College Bachelor of Arts Interests: Sports (Especially) Basketball, Reading History JOHN N. REED Penn State University Bachelor of Arts Interests: Economics, business, and athletics. JAMES R. CONROY Waynesburg College Bachelor of Arts Interests: Spear fishing. GLADYS PORTER CLAY University of Pittsburgh Bachelor of Arts Interests: Travel, plays, and people. LILLIAN FRENDZEL University of Pittsburgh Bachelor of Arts Interests: Television, plays, and reading. Commercial Department NANCY G. TUTAK Indiana State College Bachelor of Science Interests: Reading and sports. ELIZABETH M. KENYHERZ Duquesne University Bachelor of Education Interests: Bowling and plays. Mathematics Department RUDOLPH J. CELIGOI Rutgers University Bachelor of Science Duquesne University Masters in Education Interests: Mathematics, athletics, and fishing. JOSEPHINE M. VELTRE Indiana State Bachelor of Science Interests: Many and Varied RALPH SERRAPEDE Geneva College Bachelor of Science Interests: Sports, Physical Education, and Mathematics RUBY L. BECKER Brooklyn College Brown University Bachelor of Arts Masters in Science Interests: Reading, tennis, cycling, folk dancing Science Department ROBERT M. DUNLAP University of Pittsburgh Master of Letters Interests: Science, photography, and sports. WILLIAM J. RODGERS Duquesne University Bachelor of Education Interests: Photography. MARJORIE KNIOLA Western Reserve University Degree in Chemistry THOMAS J. GUERRIERI North Carolina State College Bachelor of Science University of North Carolina Masters in Education Interests: Sports of all kinds. MARY M. HOLLY University of Pittsburgh Bachelor of Science Masters of Education Interests: Travel, gardening, and flori- culture. WILLIAM BACHE Grove City College Bachelor of Arts Physical Education Department Home Economics Department ROSE MARIE SAUCHIN Mariette College Bachelor of Arts Interests: Reading, Spanish Culture LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT University of Pittsburgh Bachelor of Arts Masters in Arts Peabody College of Library Science Bachelor of Science Interests: Books and gardening. EUGENE L. MORGAN University of Michigan Bachelor of Arts Interests: Chess, swimming, reading Library Department CHARLES WILT Penn State University Bachelor of Science Masters in Education Interests: Astronomy, music, and aeronautics. MARIA TITONIS Edinboro State College Bachelor of Science Interests: Art. Painting, Sculpture, Sewing. “Everyone can draw,” says Mr. Wilt, the director of the Art Club. “They just have to have a reason.” This year the Art Club provided reasons and facilities to put talent to use. The Nativity Scene in front of the administration building was one of the fruits of labor of this club. The Art Club transformed the gym into the exotic throne room of Cleopatra for the Snowball. The art department was also responsible for the beautiful stage settings for the senior play. Congratulations, art club, on a fine job. GEORGE L. WOMELSDORF Dana's Music College Bachelor of Music New York University Master of Arts Interests: Fishing. JANE BATES PAGE Carnegie Institute of Technology Bachelor of A ns Masters of Arts CHARLES G. PAZMAN Carnegie Institute of Technology Bachelor of Arts Interests: Golf, philatelist, concerts and baseball games. Music Department Industrial Arts Department EARL POWELL University of Pittsburgh Bachelors in Vocational Education WILLIAM CHOBANIAN University of Pittsburgh Bachelor's in Vocational Educotion Master Equivalent Interests: Sports Driver Training Department 37 Kathleen Anderchak Kathy Course: Commercial Activities: French Club, Newspaper Staff Carol Andryjewski Course: Commercial Activities: Pep Club Charles Arthrell Chuck Course: Academic Activities: Chess Club, Chorus, Choir, Art Club, Projection Club Elaine R. Anderson Course: Academic Activities: Band, Orchestra, Chorus, Choir, Head majorette, Pep Club, Jr. Red Cross, Art Club, Spanish Club, Jr. Prom Queen Ronald Argo Nickname: Ron Course: Vocational Richard Babyak Rich Course: Academic Activities: Football, Spanish Club, Jr. and Sr. College Clubs, Projection Club, Senior Play Committee, Lettermen’s Club, Jr. Achievement Orin M. Bache Course: Scientific Activities: Basketball, Baseball, French Club, Jr. and Sr. College Clubs, Projection Club, Letter-men’s Club Lana Barnes Course: General Ronald A. Brunk Ronnie Course: Academic Activities: Spanish Club, Junior Red Cross, Art Club-Pres., Newspaper Staff, Stage Craft Club. Yearbook Staff, Jr. College Club, Senior Play, Christmas Play Robert Baldwin Bob Course: Scientific Activities: Jr. and Sr. College Clubs, Chorus, Choir, Senior Play Committee, Spanish Club I Joan M. Beilhart Joanie Course: General Activities: Choir, Chorus, Orchestra Barbara Brusoski Barb Course: General Activities: Yearbook Staff, Pep Club Acquanetto D. Bryant Etta Bryant Course: General Sarah Yvonne Burns Vonnie Course: Academic Activities: Chorus, Choir, Senior Play, Christmas Play, French Club, Senior College Club, Spanish Club Patrick Carlucci Irish Course: Scientific Activities: Spanish Club, Jr. and Sr. College Clubs, Student Council, Band, Orchestra, Chorus, Choir, Senior Play, County Chorus, District Chorus, Projection Club William A. Bulik Bill Course: Academic Activities: Bowling League, Chess Club, Senior College Club Walter K. Calihan Walt Course: General Activities: Art Club Jeffrey L. Cather Footsie Course: Scientific Activities: Chess Club. Chorus, Choir, Junior Red Cross, Senior College Club, French Club, Baseball Kathleen Chismar Kathy Course: General Activities: Pep Club Kenneth Clemenich Ken Course: Scientific Activities: Newspaper Staff William Conroy Con Course: General Activities: Projection Club, Junior Achievement Helen T. Chrobon Course: Commercial Activities: Junior Achievement Michele Janet DiBeradin Mike Course: Academic Activities: Majorette, Orchestra, Newspaper, Senior Play, Christmas Play, Spanish Club, Senior College Club, Office Staff, Pep Club Ronald H. Conklin R.C. Course: General Activities: Chorus, Choir, Bowling League John E. Dickun Course: Academic Activities: Football Manager, Spanish Club Terry Dicoskey Red Course: Academic Activities: Future Nurses Club, Chorus, Choir Mary Ann Duray Course: Commercial Activities: Junior Achievement, Pep Club Lydia Dickun Libby Course: Academic Activities: Treasurer of Pep Club, Newspaper Staff, Senior Play, Christmas Play, Office Staff, Senior College Club Patricia DiGuilio Pat Course: Commercial Activities: Junior Achievement Robert J. Eagleson iggy Course: Academic William E. Elkin Moose Course: Scientific Activities: Yearbook Staff, Spanish Club, Senior and Junior College Club, Football, Student Council Treasurer, Chorus, Projection Club, Choir, Lettermen’s Club Richard Evanega Rich Course: General Activities: Bowling, Junior Achievement, Spanish Club Nancy L. Fedor Nan Course: Commercial Activities: Office Staff, Chorus, Choir Patricia Louise Evak Pattie Course: Academic Activities: Spanish Club, Majorette, Junior Achievement, Pep Club Dennis J. Fantaski Fanny Course: Scientific Activities: Spanish Club, Football, Golf, Chorus, Choir, Jr. and Sr. College Clubs, Senior Play Committee, Projection Club, Lettermen’s Club, Junior Achievement, Christmas Play Karen E. Furjanic Course: Academic Activities: Majorette, Future Nurses Club, Art Club, Spanish Club. Pep Club, Office Staff, Jr. and Sr. College Clubs William P. Gallagher Buzzy Course: Academic Activities: Football, Baseball, Senior College Club, Lettermen’s Club, Spanish Club Regis P. Gavalik Reg Course: Vocational Activities: Football, Baseball, Lettermen’s Club Jean E. Greer Course: Commercial Activities: Junior Achievement, Pep Club, Librarian Beverly Jane Garrett Bev Course: Academic Activities: Yearbook, College Club, Senior Play Committee, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Future Teachers Club Gwendolyn Lee Glaze Molly Mayfield Course: Academic Activities: Chorus, Choir, Pep Club, Jr. Achievement, District Chorus, State Chorus William Hairston Maurice Course: Academic Activities: Football, Baseball Richard D. Hinkelman Hink Course: General Activities: Bowling, Junior Achievement Joseph T. Harcarik Joe Course: Scientific Activities: Football, Projectionist Club, Spanish Club, Jr. and Sr. College Clubs, Chess Club, Golf Club, Yearbook, Student Council Richard Hoolahan Rich Course: Vocational Thomas L. Hawes Tom Course: Scientific Activities: Junior Achievement, Student Council Darlene Hoffman Dar Course: Commercial Activities: Chorus Choir Eileen Jackowski Course: Academic Activities: Head Cheerleader, Sr. and Jr. College Clubs, Yearbook Staff, Newspaper Staff, Chorus, Choir, Senior Play, Christmas Play, Student Council, Junior Red Cross, Pep Club John Jackson Course: Vocational Activities: Basketball, Baseball, Lettermen’s Club John R. Kaslik Kase Course: Academic Activities: Spanish Club, Art Club, Junior Achievement, College Club Paul R. Katus Perky Course: Scientific Activities: Yearbook, Spanish Club, Jr. and Senior College Clubs, Bowling Team, Senior Play Committee, Christmas Play Committee Edward F. Johnson Course: Scientific Activities: Basketball, Baseball, Lettermen's Club, Senior College Club Arlene T. Kasprisin Kas Course: Academic Activities: Student Council, Majorette, Senior Play, Christmas Play, Future Teacher’s Club, Pep Club, Jr. and Senior College Clubs, Newspaper Staff, Spanish Club, Office Staff, Junior Achievement Colleen D. Klazer Cookie Course: Commercial Activities: Junior Achievement, Pep Club John G. Kurutz Gab Course: Academic Activities: Football, Basketball, Art Club Darlyne Marie Kline Dar Course: General Kathryn E. Kostyak Nen Course: Commercial Activities: Pep Club Lynn Kliskey Course: Academic Activities: Jr. and Sr. College Clubs, Pep Club, Jr. Achievement, Librarian, Senior Play, Christmas Play, Office Staff, Yearbook Staff, Bowling League Diane L. Koncsol Teanie Course: Academic Activities: Yearbook, Pep Club President, Spanish Club, Senior Play Committee, Chorus, Choir, Jr. College Club, Bowling League,. Jr. Achievement Edward Joseph Kovacic Ed Course: Academic Activities: Baseball, Chess Club John Krehely Course: General I Charles R. Kuzniewski Big Klu Course: Scientific Activities: Spanish Club, Baseball Team, Lettermen’s Club Mary Anne A. Lorinc Mari Course: General Activities: Pep Club Stephanie Marie Krul Pennie Course: Commercial Activities: Majorette, News- paper, Senior Play, Christmas Play, Chorus, Choir, Pep Club Harry C. Lensenbigler Course: Academic Activities: Chess Club Jean Lucas Jeanie Course: Scientific Activities: Majorette, Yearbook Staff, Jr. and Sr. College Clubs, French Club, Pep Club, Senior Play, Christmas Play, Chorus, Choir, Bowling League Sharon Leith Sherry Course: General Activities: Student Council, Cheerleader, Pep Club, J r. Achievement David R. Mantia Dave Course: Academic Activities: Senior Play, Christ- mas Play Committee ■ Joan Marzec Course: Commercial Activities: Majorette, Junior Achievement, Pep Club, Bowling League James Mannion Onion Course: Academic Activities: Spanish Club Anna Mae Marunak Mae Course: Commercial Activities: Pep Club, Librarian Paul R. Mastilak Mast Course: Scientific Activities: Jr. Achievement, Jr. and Senior College Clubs, Chorus, Choir, Senior Play Committee, Christmas Play Committee, Intramurals, Spanish Club Georgette Matsko George Course: Academic Activities: Majorette, Spanish Club, Jr. Achievement, Jr. Red Cross, Pep Club Warren Mehalko Motor Course: Scientific Activities: Spanish Club, Jr. and Sr. College Clubs, Student Council, Senior Play, Basketball, Basketball Manager i John Hugh McGowan Course: Academic Patrick McGuigan Inky Course: Scientific Activities: Football, Chorus, Lettermen’s Club, Jr. and Sr. College Clubs, Student Council, Projection Club, Spanish Club, Intramurals, Jr. Achievement Edward Mattis Sputzy Course: Academic Activities: Chorus, Choir, District Chorus, Senior Play, Christmas Play, Spanish Club Vicki Milakovic Vic Course: Academic Activities: Student Council, Senior Play, Junior Prom Committee, Librarian, Pep Club, Newspaper Staff, Yearbook Staff, Chess Club, Jr. and Sr. College Club, Spanish Club Paul Miller Course: Vocational Rosemarie Mogush Rose Course: Commercial Activities: Pep Club, Office Staff, Sr. College Club. Librarian, Chess Club Newspaper JoAnn Morvay Course: Scientific Activities: Cheerleader, Editor of Newspaper, Chorus, Senior Play, Christmas Play, Jr. Red Cross, Jr. and Sr. College Clubs. French Club, Pep Club, Student Council Elizabeth Ann Marie Mizla Betty Course: Academic Activities: Chorus, Choir, Junior Achievement Janet Moyer Jan Course: Scientific Activities: Majorette, Newspaper, Chorus, Choir, Senior Play, Jr. and Sr. College Clubs. French Club, Pep Club, Jr. Achievement Frances Marlene Morrison Francie Course: General Activities: Junior Achievement Walter Mullenbecker Course: Vocational Maureen O’Donnell Course: Commercial Activities: Majorette, Yearbook, Student Council, Junior Prom Committee, Pep Club Charles M. O'Halloran Chuch Course: Scientific Activities: Junior Achievement, Chess Club, Spanish Club, Sr. College Club Margaret E. O’Connell Peggy Course: Academic Activities: Majorette, Chorus, Choir, Senior Play, Christmas Play William Ofsanik Bill Course: Academic Activities: Band, Orchestra, Chorus, Choir, Senior College Club, Chess Club, Projection Club, Spanish Club Mary O’Masta Course: Academic Barbara Luketich Barb Course: Commercial Rosanne Palimeri Course: Commercial Activities: Cheerleader, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Jr. and Sr. College Clubs, Junior Achievement, Senior Play Committee, Office Staff Tim Owen Course: Scientific Activities: Football, Lettermen’s Club, Student Council, Intra- murals Daniel Palaschak Dan Course: Scientific Activities: Spanish Club, Jr. and Sr. College Clubs, Senior Play, Christmas Play, Intramurals Joyce Passafiume Course: Commercial Activities: Pep Club Michael Petrina Mike Course: Vocational Activities: Football, Senior Play Committee, Intramurals Richard William Pokrant Tiny Course: Academic Patty Sue Prestia Course: Commercial Activities: Pep Club, Choir Robert Pierce Bob Course: Academic Activities: Intramurals Ronald Preisach Oink Course: Scientific Activities: Spanish Club, Jr. and Sr. College Clubs, Bowling League, Intramurals Nancy Prislac Little Pep Course: Commercial Activities: Art Club, Newspaper Staff, Office Staff Roberta Lee Puhala Bobbie Course: Commercial Activities: Yearbook Editor, Chorus, Choir, Office Staff, Jr. Red Cross Kenneth Prosser Frob Course: Academic Activities: Spanish I and II Clubs ■ Matthew Repic Butch Course: Academic Activities: Baseball, Lettermen’s Club Bill Prysock Pry Course: Vocational Activities: Intramurals Gladys Ann Reed Pudge Course: Scientific Activities: Spanish Club, Jr. and Sr. College Clubs, Future Nurses Club, Senior Play, Christmas Play, Librarian Arlene Resiter Course: Commercial Activities: Pep Club, Chorus Choir, Cheerleader, Jr. College Club Raymond Rittko Ray Course: Academic Activities: Football, Spanish Club Alfred L. Rossi Course Vocational Activities: Intramurals Anne Sable Course: Academic Activities: Pep Club, Nurses Club, Spanish Club Ronald Ronallo Ron Course: Academic Activities: Sr. College Club, Intramurals Richard Rudowsky Zeke Course: Scientific Activities: Baseball, Basketball, Lettermen’s Club, Intramurals Anthony Safran Tony Course: Scientific Activities: College Club, Bowling League, Intramurals Lance Safran Saf Course: Academic Activities: Chess Club Richard Sandor Rich Course: Academic Activities: Lettermen’s Club, College Club, Baseball, Chorus Ronald John Savko Ron Course: Academic Activities: Chorus, Choir, Intra murals Phyllis Safran Phil Course: Academic Activities: College Club, Junior Achievement, Spanish Club Tim Schwer Course: General Carl Sarver Spooks Course: Academic Activities: Intramurals, Spanish Club Virginia Seman Course Commercial Activities: Pep Club William Shaffer Nose Course: Academic Activities: Football, Lettermen’s Club ■ Michael Simpson Mike Course: Scientific Activities: Junior Achievement, Senior Play, Christmas Play, Senior College Club, Intramurals Paul Serbak Course: Academic Activities: Choir, Chorus, College Club Rose Marie Sherman Rose Course, Academic Activities: Japanese Club Anita Skvarla Nita Course: Commercial Activities: Majorette Patricia Skowrowski Nickname: Pat Course: General Lawrence A. Slick Larry Course: Academic Activities: Football manager, Play Committee, Baseball Manager, Lettermen’s Club, Senior College Club Marlene Ellen Snyder Marne Course: Commercial Activities: Yearbook, Senior Play Committee, Pep Club, Junior Achievement Carole Diane Slat Course: Academic Activities: Cheerleader, News- paper, Chorus, Choir, College Club, Spanish Club, Senior Play, Christmas Play, Pep Club Lilliam Smith Lil Course: Commercial Activities: Junior Achievement Ernie Spisak Course: General Activities: Band Steven Stack Steve Course: Scientific Activities: College Club, Future Teachers Club, Junior Achievement, Chess, Club, Intramurals, Chorus Richard A. Stoner Rich Course: Vocational Kenneth D. Thom Kenny Course: Scientific Activities: Senior Play, Christmas Play, Chorus, Choir, College Club, French Club Gloria Jean Stanek Little Ears Course: Scientific Activities: Cheerleader, Chorus, Choir, Newspaper, College Club, Spanish Club, Junior Achievement, Future Nurses Club, Senior Play, Christmas Play William A. Sutek Tak Course: Academic Daniel C. Thomas Dan Course: Scientific Activities: Senior Play, Jr. and Sr. College Clubs, Junior Achievement, Spanish Club Wayne Thomas Course: Scientific Activities: Football, Letterman’s Club, Junior Senior College Club, Baseball Patrick James Toomey P.J. Course: Academic Kathy Trout Piggy Course: Commercial Activities: Spanish Club, Junior Achievement, Senior Play Committee Ronald Tuscan Ron Course: Academic Randall L. Valentine Randy Course: Scientific Activities: Yearbook, Chorus, Choir, Basketball, Spanish Club, Student Council President, President of Lettermen’s Club, Jr. and Senior College Clubs, Senior Play, Christmas Play Michael W. Vargo Mike Course: Scientific Activities: Newspaper, Baseball manager, French Club, Spanish Club, Senior Play, Christmas Play, Student Council, Junior Achievement Ronald Vojtko Ron Course: Academic Linda Jean Weigold Lin Course: Commercial Herman Williams Course: General Activities: Football, Baseball, Basketball, Lettermen’s Club John J. Wolfe Nickname: Lobo Course: Scientific Activities: Spanish I II Clubs, College Club Joseph T. Zajac Course: Vocational John Yonika Course: Vocational J080 L00 8 Zidanic Course: General Ginger C. Harris Gin Course: Commercial Sylvia Ann Silvasy Sylv Course: General Ronald Sabolick Nickname: Ron Course: General John Tori Little John Course: General Dale Tuthill Tut Course: General J u N I O R S 65 In late August of 1961 we first entered the halls of Scott High School. Once there, we were to embark upon the greatest adventure of our lives. We were to become a part of the adult world through our experiences at Scott High. Now that we have been here for two years, we are glad for this opportunity to make our sentiments known. First, we want to congratulate you, the senior class of 1963. Though you have made many contributions to our school, we are in a way happy to see you go. At long last, the roadway is open for us to be the leaders of Scott. The path has been long and sometimes very difficult, but come next September we will finally enter Scott as the worthy leaders we hope we will be. We wish to thank both of the senior classes with whom we have been fortunate enough to attend school. You have showed us the right way to conduct ourselves as Scott High students. Sometimes we did get out of line, but you were always there to show us where we were going wrong. To the underclassmen we wish all the luck in the world for your future years at Scott. If ever you have any problems, you can always come to us for the guidance we hope we can give. We know that you will work with us to make 1964 the best year our school has ever had. So now we must close, since this is the senior book not ours. We hope that you, the graduating class, have everything wonderful in the adult world, and that the sun may always shine on your pathways of life. FRONT ROW: C. Copeland, C. Bulik, M. Delaney, D. Chizmar, M. Beckler. A. Borgony, S. Ciccotelli, L. Bele-chak, D. Barbarino, M. Anderchak, E. Bolton, P. Balas-chak. MIDDLE ROW: M. Begey, K. Blazetic, M. Clark, C. Brucker, D. Balkovic, V. Donifero, J. Burns, R. Clark, D. Balbach, J. Arendash, J. Aim, C. Colbert, F. Covato. BACK ROW: D. Bowser, R. Cole, P. Cawley, D. Cher-nick, R. Allen, R. Berkovitz, T. Cosgrove, R. Buck, C. Close, J. DiGuilio, R. Dinkfelt, R. Davis. OOtd FRONT ROW: A. Rupchak, H. Gribbin, S. Hatok, J. Foote, C. Hajek, M. A. Evanish, M. E. Hamiton, M. Esposto, J. Downey, G. Ruffalo, B. Jones, S. Funk. MIDDLE ROW: K. Fritzius, M. Getsy, R. Jackson, M. L. Fecik, E. Frantz, H. Heck, D. Hanko, B. Jenkins, K. Grondziowski, C. Fialkovich, R. Graziano, J. Frank, J. Filko. BACK ROW: J. Lenhardt, D. Hyland, P. Janocko, L. Goudelock. R. Howell, M. Frederick, R. Fenchak, T. Duris, J. Jackson, J. Fruhwald, T. Krohe. FRONT ROW: D. Lazabeck, C. Lose, R. McNeice, C. Moscovics, E. McCarron, R. Molnar. R. Martin, J. Norman, Kwasny, N. Keeler, J. Kasprisin, J. McConnell. MIDDLE ROW: H. Macesic, J. Kotvas, L. Ondovchik, K. Murphy, M. Masterovsky, H. Kern, D. Klazer. W. Mapp, J. Novak, J. Lupses, C. Miller, D. Koncz. BACK ROW: R. Majersky, J. Kotfer, R. Napolitan, R. Taylor, M. Nee. J. O Halloran, G. Klingensmith, W. Markiewicz, T. McNulty, B. Kachman, J. Matta. FRONT ROW: A. Shirley, M. Robare, N. Schwartz, B. Reichert, E. Sherrbaum, J. Novak, J. Schwoegl, P. Russell, J. Sabol, E. Phillips, C. Ostien, C. Ostien, E. Schlegel. MIDDLE ROW: B. Nagy, C. Perry, R. Scherba, B. Prestia, P. Sacchinelli, D. Russell, J. Scarpino, G. Petrovay, E. Pegdan, T. Rothwell, S. Ratica, D. O’Neil. BACK ROW: P. Plue, R. Sandor, J. Roman, H. Ratica, P. Owen, W. Pavlicek, G. Prokop, J. Partilla, J. Shimo, E. Pletz, R. Sharpless, W. Ritz, A. Linsenbigler, K. Ondrey. FRONT ROW: K. Vargo, J. A. Ushock, J. A. Skutski, S. Vargay, D. Yurik, D. Tomasic, S. Sullivan, B. Wessel, J. A. Tirpak, E. Strutt, P. Simak. MIDDLE ROW: J. White, K. Sklenar, M. E. McDonough, C. Vargai, A. Spencer, R. Wyzykowski, R. Wilhelm, J. Wallo, B. Walters, J. Sulkowski, M. Yonika. BACK ROW: D. Ulyas, M. Sorokach, D. Snyder, H. Bonnett, A. Zuro, E. Stanton, N. Zanetti, S. Vavra, B. Vincur, J. Vargesko, J. Sincak, R. Sylves, D. Payne. s o p H O M O R E S 69 FRONT ROW: G. DeCario, L. Donatelli, A. Feola, M. Alston, T. Kresich, A. Vincent, A. Bianchi, D. Connelly, V. Confer, G. Chambers, J. Beilner, J. Bradica. MIDDLE ROW: C. Brahim, M. Buba, K. Bonner, M. Carney, S. Bridge, D. Dawson, D. Barnum, L. Bonazzo, B. Caliguiri, V. Bower, J. Filia, J. Buba. BACK ROW: R. Aiello, D. DeLozier, R. Benton, R. Corbett, R. Donovan, B. Barnett, B. Bonay, J. Ebbitt, J. Bumba, D. Antolik, D. Duda, D. Comelison. FRONT ROW: B. Garritano, B. DeAngellis, C. Di-Bernardo, D. Kacin, F. Enyeart, A. Gilchrist, A. Gilchrist, J. Dranusky, P. Hlavac, E. Horensky, M. Hawn, D. Hoffman. MIDDLE ROW: W. Funk, D. Egnatz. T. Golofsky, W. Kelly, D. Gcga, D. Glenn, G. Kohut, L. Howton, P. DiRiggi, C. Harrington. BACK ROW: J. Hetrick, D. Jaykus, B. Gevaudan, J. Johnson, J. Filippone, G. Frantz, J. Kolich, R. James, F. Gray, R. Harcarik, J. Hardin, E. Evak. 6 SOO?3 00 2007= FRONT ROW: M. A. Evans, D. Johns, J. McGuigan, D. Hohnson, B. Brown, S. Stack, R. Krul, W. Mehalik, J. McCune, R. Lozada, P. Koschik, D. Harbert. MIDDLE ROW: C. McWilliams, M. M. Laughlin, D. Mance, D. Holmes, S. Kwolek, D. Lint, P. McMuldren, J. Lydon, M. Mance, T. Loy, P. Magda, J. Jordan, D. Klein. BACK ROW: G. Kurutz, B. Lyons, E. McGreevy, B. Masters, J. McAdams. J. Marino, J. McCune. J. Kunsa, G. Konchak, D. McAvoy, M. Leggin, J. Lesniak, J. Korotko. FRONT ROW: J. Pasquino, G. Plessinger, L. Napolitan, D. Nagy, M. M. Mistick, B. Pesto, K. Pavlakovic, A. Milko, M. O’Malley, K. Pierce, R. Polasko, B. Mycka. MIDDLE ROW: T. McMuldren, J. Ontko, G. Ondo-vchik, M. Petras, M. Miller, T. Rataic, R. Payne, G. Ozimok, L. Monahan, W. Moorhead. BACK ROW: W. Moore, K. Quinten, L. Potter, D. Onder, W. Ofchinick, W. Pfoff, R. Neeper, R. Miller, R. Reczynski, H. Mlinar-ich, S. Moorehead, R. Lisenbigler. FRONT ROW: J. Skovranek, K. Regrut, A. Stankay, J. Simak, M. Seliga, L. Reynolds, T. Sharpless, J. Stan- M. Richardson, E. Rednak, J. Sylves, R. Seman, K. Skutski, D. Ronallo, K. Pulit, G. Slusser, T. Walter, C. field, C. Nigro, R. Sobek, L. Strong. MIDDLE ROW: Slusser, G. Rouse, L. Poulos. BACK ROW: C. Rothwell, L. Rittko, L. Ruzanic, A. Polak, D. Smith, P. Sutek, A. Merlo, M. Sofilcanich, D. Sabolcik, R. Roman, S. Stanek. FRONT ROW: G. Wilson, L. Fedele, J. Vargay, C. Bramicco. D. Watkins, J. Weaver, K. Williams, C. Williams, N. Urey, J. Wilhelm, C. Weyels, J. Totter. MIDDLE ROW: J. Zajac, K. Vargesko, R. M. Trovato, J. Weslow, C. Tomasic, W. Timko, W. Weigold, S. Thomas, F. Zilko, B. Trybus, M. Tomasic, B. Rock. BACK ROW: D. Yuran, R. Weiland, D. Votaw, J. Weslow, C. Suley, M. Wanstreet, R. Thomas. G. Wilson, E. Waskiewicz, R. Valentine, J. Wasko, H. Whyel, J. Youngman, G. Yano-witch. R O O M R O O M 12 F R E S H M E N FRONT ROW: J. Liptak, R. Wagner, E. Safran, L. Namie, M. A. Fedorchak, C. Nickel, R. Stell, G. Bachin-sky, L. Guerrieri, J. Horvath, W. Kauffman, J. Morvay. MIDDLE ROW: N. DeRiggi, L. Schwartz, D. Matava, S. Paul, D. Casey, W. Piermani, C. Valentine, B. Be-craft, M. Beighley, B. Shaffer, P. Foster, R. Mycka. BACK ROW: W. Walter, G. Gigliotti, L. Malta, E. Kachman, C. Donovan, K. Kerlin, P. Safran, A. Gyergyo, D. Adams, R. Reynolds, J. Ebbitt, M. Golia, M. Andrz-jewski, C. Stewart. FRONT ROW: N. Conahan, T. Lynch, F. Pierce, H. Spudich, E. Nauyokas, H. Fetsick, K. Jenkins, J. Bran-nagan, G. Filko, J. Hassenplug, D. Sopko, E. Qualey. MIDDLE ROW: J. Urbanic, M. A. McDowell, S. Liptak, L. Zieliuski, K. Davis, B. Kirksey, R. Zetkulic, M. Feola, D. Konvaliuka, M. Pendro, C. Taylor, N. Janosek. BACK ROW: L. Comfry, M. Crnkovic, P. Bridge, J. McMullen, R. Begey, E. Guminski, E. Gentry, J. Weishorn, S. Markowitz, H. Fetrick, E. Neeper, W. Bright, J. Von Putten, M. A. Martin. R O 0 M 1 A U D I T 0 R 1 U M FRONT ROW: E. Ondovcik, M. Mastarovsky, J. Kolich, M. Feryak, G. Bowser, L. Wozniak, W. Bramucci, L. Cornelius, J. Yasofsky, K. Sylves, J. Ruffolo, D. Chismar, R. Waberle. MIDDLE ROW: P. Balbach, R. Maglio-chette, T. Thomas, M. Alston, R. Droske, M. Merlo, R. Clemenich, P. Weschitz, D. Svec, E. Trax, R. Benton, B. Lawrence. BACK ROW: S. Skalka, D. Brown, T. Frantz, B. Kunst, J. Perrine, J. Higgs, R. Gladis, J. Lowe, T. Kobus, J. Marzec, E. Deluca, E. Shaffer, R. Puskar. FRONT ROW: D. Ulyas, K. Gribbin, J. Ocel, D. Malinowski, B. Vinciguerra, D. Trovato, P. Anderson, R. Wos, A. LoBosco, L. Hall, M. Volchek, M. Oroukin. MIDDLE ROW: J. Hitchens, R. Kitchen, K. Petrovay, P. Feola, J. A. Sobek, C. Linn, J. Bost, S. Winwood, J. House, W. Rizzo, R. Jacquette. BACK ROW: S. Wadkowski, V. Capaccione, T. Valko, R. Bradica, R. O’Connell, J. Tierney, W. Brim, C. Hempfield, M. Newman, L. Monahan. FRONT ROW: D. Frye, D. Carson, L. Braun, K. Roland, C. Skvarla, R. Wall, J. Skover, J. Nixdorf, B. Bair, P. Saksun, B. Jones, D. Gongaware. MIDDLE ROW: D. McQuade, D. Barbarino, A. Anderson, M. Johnson, J. Kemerer, L. Wanstreet. D. Hackett, A. Salkay, B. Penn, J. Curler, D. Skorvranck, B. Matusik. BACK ROW: G. Seko, T. Shields, T. Conroy, G. Kocsis, M. Bradford, R. Yackovich, C. Elko, C. Marton, B. Gregg, M. Hudak, T. Donifero. FRONT ROW: C. Pawlowski, T. Thomas, J. Yasofsky, L. A. Holmes, J. Gee, J. Smith, J. Russell, H. Coates, C. Speece, F. Wackowski, S. Bair. MIDDLE ROW: G. Chunik, G. Stewart, D. Daniels, L. Gallagher, R. M. Michalov, G. Dzvonik, C. Jackson, K. Vaniels, M. E. McMasters, A. Nesbitt, P. Frye, C. Davis. BACK ROW: F. Limbacher, J. Leach, L. Thomas, M. Trcic, W. Cose, D. Zoltak, J. Swankier, C. Sulkowski, P. Prisalac, R. Allan, W. Berthold, J. Mautino, D. Kaclik. R O O M 17 C A F E T I E R I A Left to Right: E. Jackowski, M. Vargo, R. Valentine, W. Elkin, T. Owen, D. Hvland, B. Walter, K. Vargesko, M. Masterovsky, J. Kunsa, T. Donifero, W. Moorhead, J. Bost, W. Kunst, J. VanPutten, L. Rittko, D. Zoltak, A. Borgony, R. Harcarik, J. Partilla, W. O’Malley, J. Ebbit, P. McGuigan, P. Carlucci, M. Kwasny, A. Kasprisin, M. Anderchak, J. Skutski, V. Monardo, G. Chunik, J. Lowe, R. James, J. Pasquino, G. Rouse, M. Alston, P. Owen, M. Frederick STUDENT COUNCIL This year’s Student Council began with the elections in September. It has provided, however, for all future elections to be held in May. This will enable the president and other officers to start their work earlier. This is only one of the accomplishments of this year’s student government. Under the direction and guidance of Mr. Rudolph Celigoi and the leadership of President Randall Valentine the council reached a much higher degree of understanding and cooperation between the students and faculty than ever before. Besides arranging for pep rallies, crowns for the Snow Ball queen and Prom queen, and setting up schedules for lyceum programs, the council also encouraged the intramural sports at lunch time, arranged for the purchase of new milk machines and generally supported school functions and activities. These are only a few examples of the fine job done by the 1962-63 Student Council. librarians Left to Right: V. Milakovic, T. Dicoskey, V. Bower, D. Dawson, E. Horensky, J. Greer, A. Marunak, M. Kwasny, R. Mogush. J. Frank, M. Robare, G. Reed, J. Lupses. H. Gribbin, B. Prestia, D. Lazabeck, W. Bulik. Standing: N. Prisalac, K. Furjanic, A. Kasprisin, J. Aim, M. O’Donnell, J. Kotfer, L. Kliskey, R. Mogush, N. Fedor, B. Kachman, K. Trout, R. Puhala, M. Duray, B. Luketich, R. Palimeri, J. Stanek Sitting: Mrs. Guerrieri OFFICE STAFF HIGHLANDER As years pass and high school days are no more, the school yearbook becomes a most treasured memoir. This explains the careful planning and preparation of the HIGHLANDER. Mr. Rodgers, faculty advisor, and Roberta Puhala. editor, worked with the rest of the staff to make the yearbook the storehouse of memories that it is. In order to keep the price of the HIGHLANDER as low as possible, the staff operated the refreshment stands at all the football and basketball games. In addition, it opened a refreshment stand in the gym at lunchtime. Featured in the HIGHLANDER are numerous pictures and write-ups of year-round school activities. The yearbook staff worked from September to June in assembling the 1963 HIGHLANDER. The members hope that everyone enjoys reading and owning this book as much as they enjoyed producing it. TARTAN STAFF Back Row: S. Vavra, J. Filippone, A. Kasprisin, L. Bonazzo, K. Clemenich, E. Phillips, J. Moyer, E. Jackowski. Second Row: D. Balbach, S. Ratica, K. Grondziowski, C. Slat, M. Kwas-ny, M. Di Beradin, J. Kotfer. First Row: J. Stanek, N. Prisalac, J. Morvay, K. McWilliams. M. Begley, D. Casey. Unlike any other school activity, the newspaper staff has no chance for preparation or practice. With the beginning of school the staff jumps immediately into the pool of hard work, perseverance and patience to put out the first edition. They work earnestly to put out a paper that the student body will like. This year, under the direction of Miss Rachel DTJrso and editor, Jo-Ann Morvay, the TARTAN took on an entirely new look. The print was smaller and the pictures were larger. In this way, the paper appeared more professional and attractive. To raise money, the staff sold lineups at the football games, Scott pins, banners, and Christmas cards. This helped keep the price of the paper down. The TARTAN is looked forward to by all the students and is enjoyed and appreciated by everyone. This year’s TARTAN was informative, interesting, and entertaining. It provided news for everyone — from freshmen to seniors. The staff of the TARTAN is to be congratulated on their fine job and commended for giving up their time and energy so freely and willingly. JUNIOR COLLEGE CLUB SENIOR COLLEGE CLUB Row 1: J. Frank, L. Belechak, J. Arendash, M. Fredrick, D. Hyland, P. Owen, J. Shimo, P. Janocko. Row 2: C. Grondziowski, S. Hatok, N. Keeler, D. Tomasic, S. Ciccotelli, K. Vargo, E. Pletz. Row 3: C. Perry, C. Miller, D. Chizmar, D. Hanko, M. Begey, D. Koncz, B. Walter, J. Fruhwald. Row 4: P. Plue. B. Wessel, C. Moscovics, J. Kasprisin, C. Vargai, M. Fecik, B. Wilhelm, G. Prokop. Row 5: S. Ratica, P. Cawley, L. Ondovchik, R. Wyzykowski, K. Ondrey, J. Scarpino, D. Balbach. First Row: T. Hawes, P. Carlucci, J. Harcarik, R. Valentine, M. Di Beradin, A. Karprisin. Second Row: P. McGuigan, S. Stack, W. Elkin, K. Furjanic, O. Bache, D. Fantaski, B. Baldwin. Third Row: Y. Burns, R. Mogush, M. Vargo, P. Katus, T. Owen, D. Palaschak. Fourth Row: J. Lucas, L. Kliskey, P. Mastilak, W. Mehalko, J. Wolfe, W. Bulik. Fifth Row: V. Mila-kovic, K. Clemenich, M. Simpson, W. Ofsanik. The Junior College Club's job is to start to prepare students for college. Under the direction of Mr. Rudolph Celigoi, this club enabled juniors to become a little more aware of the advantages afforded by a college education. Most of the work was giving tests in preparation for the college boards. This club also participated in College Night. In this way the juniors were exposed to various schools of higher education. This is to their advantage when they have to choose a school. This club undoubtedly fulfilled its purpose. It brought some students a little closer to college. Mr. Rudolph Celigoi was responsible for the success of the Senior College Club this year. For the college-bound, it was perhaps the most important club available. It helped them to choose the right college and course, and to prepare for the college life ahead. The seniors took tests to determine their interests and aptitudes which also prepared them for the college boards. During the course of the year one of the most important functions was College Night. Representatives from different colleges and universities came to familiarize students with their respective colleges. The Senior College Club has undoubtedly given our seniors the background they need to succeed in the years ahead. FRENCH CLUB The purpose of the French Club is to stimulate the interests of the students and bring them closer to the French language. The accomplishment of this can be seen by the excellent attendance at the meetings. The purpose of these bi-monthly meetings is to bring French culture to the members. Mr. Morgan gave an interesting lecture on French paintings. The French Club attended the Christmas party sponsored by Spanish Club. The French Club and the Spanish Club held a picnic at South Park. The French Club also enjoyed a tour of the Carnegie Museum where the members viewed the Van Gogh paintings. SPANISH CLUB Miss Rose Sauchin and Mr. James Oriss were responsible for the success of this year’s Spanish Club. It brought the students closer to the Spanish language and Spanish culture through various programs. One of the activities was the annual Christmas party with the traditional breaking of the pinata. The French Club were guests at this party. Entertainment such as plays, Spanish bingo, records, and movies were provided at the meetings. This served a two-fold purpose. Besides entertainment, this brought the students much closer to the language. The year was closed with a bang at the Spanish Club picnic held at South Park. The 1962-1963 Spanish Club has been one of the most successful in the history of Scott. JAPANESE CLUB Left to Right: S. Vargay, P. Safran, V. Milakovic, E. Mizla, N. Prisalac, M. Evanish, G. Glaze, M. O’Connell, E. Spisak, P. Serbak LETTERMEN’S CLUB Left to Right: D. Hvland, J. Jackson, J. Harcarik, R. Weir, W. Elkin, M. Repic, O. Bache, C. Kuzniewski, W. Thomas, W. Gallagher, E. Johnson, R. Rudowsky, P. McGuigan, T. Cosgrove, T. Owen, D. Fantaski, R. Sandor, L. Goudelock, P. Owen, R. Babyak, W. Shaffer, R. Howe, H. Williams Not pictured: R. Valentine, M. Petrina, R. Rittko, J. Dickun, M. Vargo, R. Gavalik, J. John- son FUTURE NURSES CLUB Left to Right: C. Moscovics, A. Sable, C. Bulik, K. Vargesko, D. Tomasic, K. Bonner, D. Chizmar, J. Frank, M. Carney, E. Horensky, L. Bonazzo, K. Vargai, R. Wyzykowaki, P. Plue, P. Cawley, K. Andrey, C. Perry, M. Miller. The Future Nurses Club was designed to bring students closer to their medical professions. Much of this was fulfilled through tests and visits by the members to the various hospitals and medical centers. Experience was also gained by the majority of the members by working as volunteer candy-stripers at the local hospitals. This club succeeded in stimulating the interest of many students who plan careers in medicine. ART CLUB Bottom Row: R. Dinkfelt, R. Jackson, J. Aim, J. Stanfield, V. Abromitis, C. McLaughlin, J. Pasquino, J. Bradecka, Second Row: R. Rittko, P. McGuigan, J. Scarpino, J. Kotvas, J. Len-hart, R. Brunk, S. Vavra. Third Row: E. McGreevy, W. O’Malley, T. McNulty, R. Harcarik, J. Filippone, D. Smith, W. Pavlicek. COIN CLUB Front Row: J. Filippone, V. Bowers, D. Harbert, J. Wilhelm, V. Capaccione, R. Sobek, J. Vargay. Back Row: C. Skutski, R. Begey, B. Wilhelm, Mr. Shedwick CHESS CLUB Front Row: R. Sobek, J. Pasquino, J. Wilhelm, D. Barnum, B. Wilhelm, R. Mogush, V. Milakovic, K. Murphy. Back Row: W. Bulik, L. Ondovchik, P. Janocko, G. Prokop, B. Pavlicek, D. Votaw, R. Weir, C. O’Hallaran One of the newest organizations at Scott is the Chess Club. It provides an opportunity for those interested in the game to exercise their ability. This year the club participated in tournaments with various schools. This brought new interest and competition to the club. Worthwhile, interesting and certainly challenging, is the Chess Club. Good luck!!! We hope this club continues at Scott and is a great success. JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT Junior Achievement, or more commonly called J. A. is a truly worthwhile organization. It familiarizes students with the operatons of businesses. The students literally start their own business. It is broken down into companies and each company sets up its own little business. The students sell stocks in their company, produce their own articles and sell them. From the money they make they get a wage and pay back the stockholders with interest. This is a great experince for students going into the business world. At the end of the year a banquet was held for all J. A. companies in this area. BOWLING LEAGUE The competition was rough but it was worth every minute. Every Wednesday after school the Bowling League met at the Greater Valley Bowling Lanes to compete for trophies handed out at the end of the year by Mr. McCune. Splits, strikes, spares, and even gutter balls (but not very many) went together to make the competition fun, and worthwhile. This league offered an opportunity to develop skills and to afford fun at the same time. The season terminated with a banquet at the Greater Valley Lanes. Here, everyone sat back and remembered the wonderful times he had had throughout the entire season. CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: H. Gribbin, C. Costello, J. Arendash. D. Tomasic, C. Bulik, N. Keeler, C. Slat, A. Resiter, J. Stanek, E. Jackowski, J. Morvay, B. Prestia, R. Palimeri Left to Right: A. Resiter, R. Palimeri, J. Morvay, C. Slat, E. Jackowski, J. Stanek The 1963 Scott High cheerleaders, under the capable leadership of head cheerleader, Eileen Jackowski, and faculty advisor, Miss Rose Sauchin, displayed much pep and energy throughout the entire year. Working very hard during the past summer, the girls created many routines which added much enjoyment to our pep rallies as well as our football and basketball games. We are very grateful for their tireless energy and we appreciate a job very well done. Left to Right: C. Bulik, D. Tomasic, N. Keeler, C. Costello, J. Arendash Across: J. Morvay. J. Stanek, E. Jackowski, A. Resiter, B. Prestia Down: C. Slat, R. Palimeri, H. Gribbin MARCHING BAND This year again Professor Womelsdorf received praise and appreciation for the fine job of creating a band with the precision and rhythm of ours. Every half time show at the football games was hi-lighted by the various themes the band enacted by the music and drills. The applause of the audience proved their appreciation and gratitude and every band member knew that those long summer practices had paid off. Besides entertaining at football games the band participated in various parades at Kennywood, St. Patrick’s Day Parade in Pittsburgh, and the Halloween and Memorial Day Parades in North Braddock. The hours of practice and drill again paid off when one spectator remarked, “Now that’s precision.” The Spring Concert was considered one of the best Scott ever had. “West Side Story” was the main source of music and the audience was moved from deep sentimental feelings to a light carefree mood as the strains of Maria” were followed by “In America.” Professor Womelsdorf and the Scott High Marching Band truly deserved the gratitude and recognition they received at the close of the season. First Row: W. Ofsanik, R. Polasko, M. McMasters, V. Evashavik, S. Paul, P. Bridge. Second Row: P. Carlucci, S. Cicotelli, C. McWilliams, C. Hajek, D. McAvoy. Third Row: M. Beigley, L. Schwartz, M. Schwartz, J. Shimo, S. Wertz, A. Beigley. Fourth Row: C. Geovenazzi, R. Haberly, R. Bryer, C. Donovan, M. Alston. Fifth Row: E. Spisak, J. Zajac, L. Ondovchik, P. Janocko. First Row: C. Skutski, W. Kunst, J. Marino, C. Nickel, R. Benton, D. Brown, D. Jordan. Second Row: L. Wozmak, P. Napolitan, M. Masterovsky, M. Tomasic, D. Klein, S. Moorehead. Third Row: J. Kotfer, L. Rittko, M. Magliochette, T. Kobielus, M. Petrosky, J. Marzec, J. Zeback. Fourth Row: F. Enyeart, P. Trovato. M. Moorehead, P. Magda, D. Duda, P. Clark. Fifth Row: W. Piermani, A. Piermani, R. Benton, D. Harbert. MAJORETTES Left to Right: J. Kasprisin, C. Fialkovich, B. Walter, J. Marzec. M. Di Beradin, C. Vargai, S. Krul, J. Moyer, E. Anderson, P. Evak, A. Kasprisin, M. O’Donnell, K. Furjanic, G. Matsko, J. Lucas, M. Evanish, M. Kwasny, M. Fecik. Co-heads E. Anderson, G. Matsko The Scott High-Steppers are saluted again on a job well done. Head majorette, Elaine Anderson, worked with the girls to create routines and marches for parades, pep rallies, and half-time shows at the football games. The girls practiced all summer and on into the football season to gain the high degree of proficiency which they attained. Their efforts were rewarded, however, when the applause and cheers met their ears. We salute them on a job well done! Junior Majorettes Senior Majorettes CHORUS Row 1: P. Russell, C. Copeland, C. Bulik, C. Lose, E. Schlegel, S. Sullivan, M. A. Anderchak, P. Carlucci, K. Murphy. Row 2: J. Stanek, J. Morvay. M. Kwasny, K. Vargo, E. Scherrbaum, M. Fecik, M. Hamilton. Row 3: P. Plue, C. Perry, D. O’Neil, B. Kachman, B. Baldwin, R. Savko. Row 4: E. Jackowski, E. Anderson, J. Moyer, D. Yurik, D. Hanko, B. Ofsanik, C. Arthrell, D. Fantaski, P. Mastilak. CHOIR Back Row: W. Ofsanik, C. Arthrell, D. Fantaski, R. Conklin, P. Mastilak, S. Krul, P. Prestia, R. Puhala. Second Row: E. Jackowski, R. Baldwin, R. Savko, P. Serbak, K. Thom, E. Mattis, A. Resiter, C. Slat, T. Dicoskey. First Row: J. Moyer, E. Anderson, J. Stanek, P. Carlucci, J. Cather, R. Valentine, W. Elkin, J. Lucas, J. Beilhart, D. Hoffmon. , c v-,,1 r Vareai. D. Tomesic, R� B«k Row: R. Conklin, J. C..K.,, J; '‘' ,7. T Xk E. M..U,, K Thom, N. Kool.r, -� —•w D. Cipra, D. Hoffman, J. Beilhart, N. Fedor, J. Skutaki. SOPHOMORE CHORUS IfcH « J- Ski..., R. K,n,. head, D. Yuran, G. Chambers Third Row i n . .1 [l tankay, L. Donatelh, W. Moore-J. Fillipone. D. Klein, S. Bruige. ' J' K SuleV- R Aie °. G. Ozinok, D. Duda. ORCHESTRA A T S 103 R. Babyak Football L. Slick Football manager D. Fantaski Football manager, Golf R. Gavalik Football W. Thomas Football, Baseball W. Gallagher Football, Baseball SENIOR ATHLETES W. Elkin Football H. Williams Football T. Owen Football J. Harcarik R. Rittko J- Dickun Football, Golf Football Football manager W. Shaffer Football W. Mehalko Basketball manager O. Bache Basketball, Baseball M. Repic Baseball R. Weir Football E. Johnson Basketball M. Petrina Football J. Jackson Basketball Baseball P. McGuigan Football R. Rudowsky Basketball, Baseball R. Valentine Baseball C. Kyzniewski Baseball J. Cather Baseball R. Sandor Baseball M. Vargo Baseball manager R. Baldwin Baseball manager First Row: J. Sylves, D. Hyland, P. McGuigan, M. Petrina, R. Rittko, J. Harcarik, L. Slick. Second Row: W. Shaffer, D. Fantaski, T. Owen, W. Gallagher, R. Weir, R. Babyak, H. Williams, J. Dikun. Third Row: R. Harcarik, E. Pletz, J. Jackson, J. Filia, D. Antolik, M. Bradford, D. Glenn, K. Williams, C. Quinton. Fourth Row: L. Goudelock, R. Gevaudan, J. McCune, T. Cosgrove, J. Kunsa, P. Owen, R. Thomas, R. Lazada, J. Scarpino. Fifth Row: W. Moorehead, J. Wasko, J. Buda, W. Pfoff, R. Brahim, W. Ofchinik, T. Metzgar, V. Donifero. Sixth Row: Assistant Coaches Rogel and Celigoi, Head Coach McCune. 1963 FOOTBALL RECORD Raiders Opponent 14 Norwin 6 20 Duquesne 0 46 South Hills 7 6 Swissvale 7 6 Turtle Creek 6 16 Glassport 6 45 Homestead 0 25 Derry Area Jt. 13 13 Braddock 12 FOOTBALL At the beginning of the 1963 football season, we didn’t know what to expect from the Scott High Raiders, but we were optimistic. One reason for this was the large number of returning lettermen. Except for a heartbreaking 7 to 6 loss to the Swissvale gridders, the 1963 Raiders didn’t disappoint their fans, and they completed the season with a good record — 7 wins, 1 loss, and 1 tie. Although they always played very exciting football, the Brad-dock game was the highlight of the season, just as it is every year. In this game, the Raiders edged to a 13 to 12 victory in the final minutes of the game. Our fine coaches—Mr. McCune, who leaves Scott after this year, Mr. Celigoi, and Mr. Rogel—deserve much praise for working with the squad and developing it into a respectful and very successful football team. We would like to congratulate the 1963 football squad not only on their excellent record but also on their hard work, and we would like to wish Mr. McCune good luck for the future. BASKETBALL 1962-1963 BASKETBALL RECORD Scott Opponer 45 Oakmont 38 49 Westinghouse (City) 62 44 North Hills 54 66 Rankin 62 58 Swissvale 63 41 Turtle Creek 70 49 Penn Joint 62 47 Gateway 46 40 Penn Hills 54 44 Wilkinsburg 57 53 Wilmerding 76 47 Swissvale 44 30 Turtle Creek 76 41 Penn Joint 51 41 Gateway 47 58 Penn Hills 78 42 Wilkinsburg 77 40 Wilmerding 75 Left to Right: D. Hvland, M. Frederick, L. Goudelock, J. Jackson, R. Napolitan, N. Zanetti, E. Johnson, R. Allen, E. Zilko, J. Sylves, W. Moorhead, K. Williams, M. Bradford, W. Benton, R. Krul, J. McCune, R. Donovan Triple Overtime After having the season’s opening game against Tar-rentum canceled because of bad weather, the Scott High Raiders got off to a fine start by defeating Oakmont by a score of 43 to 38. Two weeks later, the Raiders played their best game of the season when they defeated Rankin by a score of 66 to 62 in triple overtime. The Raiders finished their exhibition schedule with a record of two wins and two losses, but they ran into some bad luck during their league play. Despite hard work by the members of the team, the Raiders were only able to win two of their league games. Our new coaches, Mr. Oriss and Mr. McLaughlin worked hard helping the boys develop their athletic ability. In spite of a poor record, the Class of 1963 congratulates the coaches and team and wishes them good luck in the future. Front Row: R. Leith, R. Howell, R. Sandor, W. Gallagher, M. Repic, O. Bache, C. Kyzniewski, R. Valentine, J. Jackson. Back Row: M. Vargo, J. Filia, D. Hyland, M. Bradford, T. Cosgrove, Mr. Serrapede, M. Frederick, D. Antolik, J. Sylves, C. Quinten, J. Scarpino. 1963 Baseball Record Scott 0 Penn Hills 2 Wilkinsburg 6 Braddock 14 Turtle Creek 7 Penn Hills 3 Swissvale 6 Braddock 6 Turtle Creek 4 Wilkinsburg 3 Swissvale 6 Turtle Creek 4 Wilkinsburg 3 Swissvale Opponent 8 7 4 5 1 2 12 7 0 2 7 0 2 In hi second year as coach, Mr. Serrapede led the baseball squad to a winning season. With a number of experienced players returning, the Scott High baseball squad was expected to have a good season. Boasting a record of 6 wins and 4 losses the squad proved they could do what was expected of them. Highlights of the season were a 6 to 4 victory over Braddock, Scott’s traditional rival, and a 7 to 1 victory over Penn Hills, last year’s champions. A four game winning streak also enlivened the season. The good record and hard work of the team and their coach, Mr. Serrapede, certainly deserve the congratulations from the Class of 1963. . . a Standing: D. Fantaski, N. Zanetti, J. Kunsa, P. Hlavac. In front: D. MacAvoy, R. Martin. The Scott High golf team completed a ten match schedule with a record of 0 and 10. Stiff competition, lack of experience and a small squad were contributing factors to our losing season. High point scorers for Scott were N. Zanetti with 13 Vi, and J. Kunsa with 9. N. Zanetti, Junior member of the team, placed seventh in the W.P.I.A.L. Individual Tournament and competed in the P.I.A.A. State Tournament at State College. Norm also scored a hole-in-one in a sectional match with Jeannette at the Greensburg Country Club. Experience gained by our Sophomore members should make for an improved showing in the seasons ahead. GOLF CLUB Five will get you ten Scott wins. Amazing Not that way Something’s wrong They’re cheating I forgot my belt How graceful You in the third row, you’re next Success has been a common thing for the senior plays of Scott High School. But this year Miss Miller and the class of 1963 outdid themselves with their representation of Tammy Tell Me True. To list the superb performances by everyone that gave one would be like listing a book, but special applause was given to Michele DiBeradin as Tammy, Lynn Kliskey as Mrs. Call, Randy Valentine as Professor Tom Freeman, and, of course, Pat Carlucci as Grandpa. The story of Tammy is the heart-warming tale of a shanty-boat girl who goes to college to learn so that her boy friend will not be ashamed of her. Of course it works out the way no one expects. Scott High has a heritage of fine senior plays but it will take a lot to ever surpass Tammy. Congratulations, class of ’63, on the best job ever. I failed????? But, professor . . . Fink. Don’t just stand there. But she’s mine. Once upon a time . . . SNOWBALL As the couples entered the Snow Ball on February 9, 1963, strains of the Sonny Kane orchestra filled the air. Through the efforts of the Art Club the gym was transformed into Cleopatra’s throne room and a radiant glow from blue and red lights enhanced the exotic setting. The hi-light of the evening was the coronation of the queen, Arlene Kas-prisin. Community President, Randy Valentine, presented Arlene with a dozen long-stemmed red roses, crowned her and they lead off the next dance. The queen was escorted by Jeffrey Cather. Members of the queen’s court were Karen Furjanic, Joan Marzec, Jo Ann Morvay, and Rosanne Palimeri. CAREER NIGHT PROM The Edgewood Country Club was the scene of the Junior Prom of 1963. On April 26, students as well as faculty members danced to the music of Tommy Carlyn. The climax of the evening was the crowning of the queen, Barbara Kachman who was escorted by Rich Babyak. Randy Valentine, Student Council President, crowned Barb and presented her with a dozen red roses. The girls were seen in many pastel gowns ranging from ballerina to floor length. After the Prom the majority of the couples went to the Adams House where they dined and danced till 4. Members of the queen's court were Mary Esposto, Mary Ann Evanish, Mary Lou Fecik, Carol Moscovics, Barbara Nagy, and Barbara Prestia. SPRING CONCERT Edward Mattis, Professor Womelsdorf, Patrick Cariucci District Chorus Representatives ATHLETIC BANQUET GRADUATION JoAnn Morvay Homemaker of the Year Orin Bache Athlete of the Year Michael Vargo Bausch and Lomb Science Award Valedictorian Warren Mehalko Kenneth Thom Salutatorian Firemen’s Senatorial Scholarship Rosanne Palimeri Underwood Secretarial Award OUTSTANDING SENIORS Michael Vargo Valedictorian Warren Mehalko Salutatorian JoAnn Morvay TARTAN Editor Elaine Anderson Head Majorette Randall Valentine Community President Roberta Puhala HIGHLANDER Editor Eileen Jackowski Head Cheerleader NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP WINNER Michael Vargo The National Merit Scholarship Program is a nationwide search for students who demonstrate extraordinary ability to benefit from a college education. Approximately 1000 scholarships are awarded each year and in order to be considered for an award a student must first participate in the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. Approximately thirteen thousand top-scoring students are named semifinalists. In each state, the number of semifinalists is slightly less than one per cent of the graduating high school seniors in that state. All semifinalists must then meet two other requirements to become finalists and thereby receive further consideration for a Merit Scholarship. They must receive a letter of recommendation from their high school and they must participate in a second series of tests to substantiate their high scores on the preliminary tests. Michael Vargo has completed this program and based on his outstanding performance has been granted the top award offered by the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test and will enroll at Carnegie Institute of Technology this fall as a major in Physics. We are all very proud of Michael and feel that this outstanding achievement is deserving of special recognition. We know that this small gesture cannot compare with the special recognition he has received from the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test but we hope that knowing it has come from his classmates will make it more meaningful and we certainly wish Mike all the good fortune in the world in his future endeavors. s N A P S H O T S Rudy Valley She did it What’s so interesting? Come on, fellas That tickles! Champs??? Good morning, Mrs. Gray. Something’s wrong There’s a bug on your skirt Did we have a good time? A haircut isn’t that expensive Something’s leaking He’s sharp Hi! Bill. Yeck! AUTOGRAPHS EDWARDS BROTHERS. INC Ann Arhot. Mwlilgu ii i •j • I : k ,•1 ‘ . u • • 1 • ! J; •' i