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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1967 volume:

ALEXANDER M. SCOTT HIGH SCHOOL NORTH BRADDOCK, PENNSYLVANIA PRESENTS THE HIGHLANDER 1967 . . . Laurnz A. Swartz Albert G. Teufen .... Harriet Kleissas Monica Prokop .....Bernice Palyo Monica Zapach Mr. E. G. Geracimos SENIOR EDITORS JUNIOR EDITORS SECRETARIES . . . . ADVISOR....... 7 7 FRANCES R. AIELLO Fran Commercial Course Activities: Chorus, Choir, Librarian, Junior Achievement, Spanish Club, Folk Club RICHARD AIELLO Chies General Course Activities: Football, Art Club, Senior Play, Intramurals MARY JANE ALM MJ Commercial Course Activities: Chorus, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Junior Achievement e n L O' r ANITA ALSTON Dee Dee Scientific Course Activities: Pep Club, Folk Club, Future Nurses Club, Tartan Staff, Chorus, Yearbook Staff, Spanish Club, Junior Achievement EDWARD ANDERCHAK Ed General Course Activities: Art Club, Pep Club JAMES ANDERCHAK Jim Academic Course Activities: Student Council, Pep Club, Intramurals e RONALD ANDRASCIK Ronnie Academic Course Activities: Spanish Club, French Club FRANCINE LOIS ASHBY Franny Academic Course Activities: Chorus, Choir, Pep Club, Future Nurses, Folk Club ■ DOLORES BABJAK Dolly Academic Course Activities: Pep Club, Junior Achievement STEPHANIE BALOG Stef General Course Activities: Chorus MICHAEL BASSANI Pro General Course ARLENE BEIGHLEY R Academic Course Activities: Majorette, Chorus, Band, Pep Club, Student Council, Spanish Club, Guidance Secretary 9 WILLIAM BONNER Bill Academic Course Activities: Golf, Art Club, Pep Club, Intramurals MARY C. BOZURICH Cathy General Course Activities: Choir, Pep Club, Bowling League JAMES BRADLEY Jim Academic Course Activities: Chorus, Choir, Folk Club, French Club, Orchestra, Band JOSEPH BRANNAGAN Joe Academic Course Activities: Football, Baseball ANTON J. BRAVAR Tony General Course BONNIE LEE BRIDGE Bon Academic Course Activities: Pep Club, Tartan Staff, Spanish Club, Yearbook Staff 10 p ROSEANN BRYER Rose Scientific Course Activities: Band, Orchestra, Tartan Staff, Pep Club, Student Council JAMES BYZEK Byz Academic Course LYNN BUBA Sis Academic Course Activities: French Club, Pep Club, Choir, Student Council SANDRA CARTER Sandy Scientific Course Activities: Pep Club, Nurses’ Club, Orchestra, Usherette for Senior Play II ROBERT BUCK Buck Scientific Course WILLIAM CASSIDY Bill Scientific Course Activities: Chorus, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Bowling League, Baseball JOHN CASTRO Ed Academic Course Activities: Intramurals, Pep Club MARVIN CATHCART Butch Academic Course Activities: Football, Band, Folk Club, Orchestra MARY ANN CATONE Mar Commercial Course Activities: Chorus, Pep Club, Folk Club DOREEN B. CATTERALL Doe Commercial Course Activities: Chorus, Choir, Junior Achievement, Folk Club, Spanish Club, Librarian EDWARD CHERNICK Ed Scientific Course Activities: Spanish Club, Bowling League BERNICE CHROBON Bern General Course 12 TERRENCE CODY Weasel Scientific Course Activities: Spanish Club, College Club DIANE CLUGSTON Sis General Course y JACQUELYN COLARIC Jackie Academic Course Activities: French Club, Pep Club JAMES CONNELLY Jim Academic Course DARLENE CORBIN Dar General Course Activities: Junior Achievement LORRAINE CORBIN Rainy General Course Activities: Junior Achievement 13 SANDRA COX Sandy Academic Course Activities: Pep Club, Art Club, Spanish Club VINCENT D'ANNA General Course VIRGINIA DARBY Darb Academic Course Activities: Pep Club, French Club, Tartan Staff, Future Nurses Club, Folk Club, Office Staff JAMES DeLUCA Jamie General Course Activities: Baseball JAMES DINKFELT Dink General Course Activities: Football Manager MARY JEAN DiGUILLIO General Course 14 DARLENE DUFFY Dar Commercial Course Activities: Chorus STEPHEN EVANCHEC Chip General Course Activities: Pep Club MICHEAL EVANEGA Mike Academic Course VICTORIA EVASHAVIK Vic Academic Course Activities: French Club, Band, Art Club, Future Nurse's Club 40 V 1 ANNETTA FEDOR Zaz Commercial Course Activities: Pep Club, Spanish Club, Choir, Chorus, Senior Play, Tartan Staff, Guidance Secretary JAMES FILIA Jim Academic Course Activities: Football, Basketball, Baseball, French Club, Art Club, Senior Play 15 LINDA FLUMMER Flum Scientific Course Activities: Tartan Editor, Choir, Future Nurses Club, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Chorus, Folk Club JANET FOOTE Footsie Commercial Course Activities: Yearbook Staff, Office Staff, Pep Club, Tartan Staff BEVERLY ANN FRANK Bev Commercial Course Activities: Future Nurses Club, Pep Club, Librarian BRUCE FRUHWALD Academic Course CAROLINE GIOVENAZZO Carol Academic Course Activities: Spanish Club, Future Nurses Club, Orchestra, Band, Chorus, Folk Club RICHARD GOLOFSKY Uggy General Course 16 ROSEANN GOYDOSCIK Rose Commercial Course Activities: Tartan Staff, Choir, Office Staff CAROLE ANN GRANCHI Carole Academic Course Activities: Head Cheerleader, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Tartan Staff, Guidance Secretary, Office Staff, Chorus, Choir, Art Club, Senior Play, Student Council JOEL GUSKY Gus Scientific Course Activities: Spanish Club, Pep Club, Senior Play, Intramurals DANIEL HACKETT Flash General Course DAVID HARABl RDA Dave General Course CAROL ANN HA RB AD IN Academic Course Activities: Future Nurse's Club, Senior Play, Choir, Spanish Club, Bowling League, Chorus, Pep Club 17 ARLENE HEINACK Academic Course Activities: Senior Play, Future Nurses Club, Librarian I MILDRED IVANKO Millie General Course Activities: French Club, Pep Club, Office Staff, Tartan Staff, Chorus, Folk Club MICHAEL HOOK Academic Course Activities: Chorus, French Club a SANDRA JACK Sandy Academic Course Activities: Majorette, Pep Club, Future Nurses Club, Spanish Club, Senior Play CATHY HOUSE Kathie Commercial Course ARLEEN JAMA Commercial Course Activities: Pep Club, Spanish Club, Chorus, Yearbook Staff, Office Staff, Senior Play, Art Club AUDREY JAMA Commercial Course Activities: Majorette, Spanish Club, Office Staff, Pep Club, Chorus, Senior Play Committee DAVID JORDAN Dave Scientific Course Activities: Orchestra, Band, Senior Play, Pep Club, Bowling League, Spanish Club DOROTHY LENORA JOHNSON Trudy Commercial Course Activities: Junior Achievement CAROLE KACHMAN Creol Commercial Course 19 JAMES JONES Jim Academic Course Activities: Baseball KAREN KAPCIN Scientific Course Activities: Pep Club, Orchestra, Junior Achievement MARY KAPUCENSKO Fran Academic Course JAMES KLEIN Henry B. Academic Course Activities: Football, French Club, Intramurals RONALD KAPRAL Hunky Academic Course Activities: Football, Baseball, French Club, Art Club, Senior Play MARIANNE KNARESBOROUGH Mar General Course Activities: Pep Club, Librarian THOMAS KOBIELUS Tom Academic Activities: French Club MAGDALEN KOHUT Madge Academic Course Activities: Spanish Club, Tartan Staff, Majorette, Office Staff, Chorus, Pep Club 20 CHARLES KOLESAR Ricky Vocational Course Activities: Football DONALD S. KONCSOL Don Scientific Course Activities: Student Council, Pep Club, French Club, Bowling League, Yearbook Staff, Band, Baseball, Intramurals GLENN J. KONVALINKA Bean, Mule Academic Course Activities: Golf, Intramurals JAMES A. KOROTKO Jim Academic Course Activities: Football, French Club, Pep Club PATRICIA J. KOVACIC Patsy Commercial Course Activities: Student Council, Folk Club, Pep Club, Yearbook Staff, Guidance Secretary, Chorus, Senior Play Usherette CELINE KROHE MC Scientific Course Activities: Chorus, Pep Club, Senior Play Committee 21 LARAINE KRUL Academic Course Activities: Future Nurse's Club, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Majorette DIANN LEVY Bug Scientific Course Activities: Folk Club, Tartan Staff A RICHARD LoDUCA Rich Academic Course Activities: Band, Orchestra, Chorus, French Club JAMES McCOY Jim Academic Course Activities: Senior Play, Pep Club, President of Spanish Club, Chorus, Choir PATRICK McKENNA Pat Academic Course Activities: Student Council, Spanish Club, Pep Club MAUREEN McLANE Mar Academic Course Activities: Spanish Club, Pep Club, Tartan Staff, Folk Club, Senior Play, Office Staff 22 scott mcnulty Scotty General Course Activities: President of 1966-67 Folk Club, Library Staff, Choir MARJORIE LEE McWILLIAMS Marjie Commercial Course Activities: French Club, Bowling Club, Choir RUTH A. MacCRUM Ruth Academic Course Activities: Choir, Senior Play, Spanish Club, Folk Club, Librarian, Junior Achievement, Future Nurses' Club DONNA MARKEL Academic Course Activities: Pep Club, Art Club, Bowling, French Club, Chorus, Future Nurses' Club, Folk Club v, ♦ JUDITH MARZEC Judy General Course Activities: Band, Orchestra, Chorus, Folk Club, Pep Club JOHN MASTAY Jack General Course Activities: Pep Club, Art Club 23 LOUIS MELOCCHI Lou Academic Course Activities: Pep Club, French Club, Spanish Club, Folk Club, Student Council CAROL ANN MICHALOV Commercial Course Activities: Pep Club, Office Staff, Library Staff MARIETTA MOOREHEAD Mar Commercial Course Activities: Pep Club, Bowling League, Band, Spanish Club DAVID MOYER Butch Academic Course Activities: Football, French Club DIANE NOVAK Dee, Nose, Di General Course Activities: Folk Club, Spanish Club, Choir, Art Club, Chorus, Pep Club, Senior Play, Librarian RAYMOND NOVOTNAK Raime Scientific Course Activities: French Club 24 SANDRA OBECUNIS Sandee O.; O.B. Academic Course Activities: Majorette, Student Council, Tartan Staff, Art Club, Folk Club, Spanish Club, Guidance Secretary. BURT ONDER Scientific Course Activities: Bowling League, Spanish Club, Intramurals JOHN OFCHINICK Big John Vocational Course KATHERINE A. OZIMOK Oz Commercial Course Activities: Pep Club, Folk Club, Art Club, Chorus, Senior Play KATHLEEN OKLEJEWICZ Dolly Academic Course Activities: Future Nurse's Club, Folk Club, Pep Club, French Club DOROTHY PALIMERI Dot Academic Course Activities: Cheerleader, Pep Club, Folk Club, Spanish Club, French Club, Future Nurse's Club 25 MARY LOU PAYNE Lou General Course Activities: Pep Club BEVERLY PEPPER Pep Academic Course Activities: Folk Club, Pep Club, Librarian, Future Nurse’s Club, Choir MICHELE PETROVSKY Mustard Academic Course Activities: Band, Orchestra, Chorus, Choir, Senior Play, Editor of Tartan, Spanish Club, Guidance Secretary JOHN PETRUSKA Scientific Course Activities: Pep Club, Senior Play, Art Club, Intramurals ANTHONY PIERMANI Tony Academic Course Activities: Art Club JOSEPH E. PETRUSKA Joe Scientific Course Activities: Pep Club, Student Council, Spanish Club, Yearbook Staff, Bowling League, Senior Play 26 LINDA L. PINTAR LP Commercial Course Activities: Pep Club, Folk Club, Chorus, Office Staff, French Club, Librarian, Senior Play Committee MARY KAY POZEK Mar Commercial Course Activities: Pep Club, Chorus, Majorette, Folk Club SHARON PULIT Sherry General Course Activities: Pep Club VERONICA J. RATICA Vern Academic Course Activities: Tartan Staff, Future Nurse's Club, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Junior Achievement CARM ELLA RICCI Commercial Course ANITA RIDENOUR Scientific Course Activities: Folk Club, Future Nurse's Club, Spanish Club 27 JUDY RILEY Judi Academic Course Activities: Art Club MILTON RILING Milt Academic Course ROBERT RILEY Bob Vocational Course Activities: Pep Club, Basketball ANTHONY RIZZA Tony Academic Course Activities: President of Pep Club, Spanish Club, Bowling League, Intramurals MILDRED RILING Millie Scientific Course Activities: Folk Club, Future Nurse's Club, Spanish Club MICHAEL THOMAS ROMAN Whale Academic Course Activities: Pep Club, French Club, Senior Play, Choir 28 JOSEPHINE ROSSI Jo-Jo General Course Activities: Pep Club, Chorus, Choir, Bowling League ALBERT SAVKO A1 General Course Activities: Choir, Chorus, French Club GEORGE SCHERRBAUM George Scientific Course Activities: Senior Play, Football Manager, Intramurals, Pep Club, Choir, Chorus, Spanish Club, Folk Club, Student Council, Bowling League JOYCE ANN SLAT Academic Course Activities: Cheerleader, Spanish Club, Tartan Staff, Pep Club, Choir, Chorus, Senior Play Committee PAUL SMITH Snuffy Academic Course CAROL SLOAN Academic Course Activities: Pep Club, Vice-President of Spanish Club, Senior Play Committee, Guidance Secretary 29 ROBERT SMOLAK Turtle Academic Course Activities: Pep Club, French Club, Chorus, Bowling League, Junior Achievement ROSEANNA SPIZZIRRI Spitz ie Scientific Course Activities: Pep Club, Head Majorette, Senior Play, Intramurals PHILLIP SNYDER Pip Academic Course LAWRENCE STEFKO Larry Scientific Course Activities: Intramurals KENNETH SOBEK Ken Academic Course THERESA M. STRANG Terry General Course Activities: Pep Club, Senior Play, French Club, Librarian, Chorus 30 VICTORIA SULKOWSKI Vicki Commercial Course Activities: Chorus, Guidance Secretary, Spanish Club, Teacher's Aid PETER SYLVES Pete Academic Course Activities: Art Club, Pep Club, Intramurals ERIC J. SUPRAK Squirt Academic Course ALBERT G. TEUFEN A1 Scientific Course Activities: Editor of Highlander, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Intramurals, Chorus, Bowling League LAURNZ A. SWARTZ Larry Scientific Course Activities: Pep Club, Basketball, Student Council, Yearbook Staff, Senior Play, Spanish Club GARY THOMAS Gary Academic Course Activities: Football, Student Council 31 ROBERT J. UFNAR Egor Scientific Course Activities: Football, Baseball, Intramurals CHARLENE URAM Char Academic Course Activities: Bowling, Guidance Secretary, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Chorus ROSEMARIE C. TORI Rose Commerical Course Activities: Chorus, Folk Club, French Club, Pep Club, Senior Play DENNIS VACCARO Denny Academic Course Activities: Pep Club DENNIS WANSTREET Vocational Course PATRICK A. WALL Muscles General Course 32 AUDREY WELSH Audie General Course Activities: Pep Club, Senior Play Committee MARY PAULA WENDLING Academic Course Activities: Nurse's Club, Folk Club SANDRA JUNE WERTZ Sandy Scientific Course Activities: Senior Play, Student Council, Band, Orchestra, Tartan, Yearbook, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Guidance Secretary 1 CYNTHIA WHETTON General Course EILEEN A. WILHELM Woe Scientific Course Activities: Tartan Staff, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Junior Achievement KENNETH M. WINTERS Ken Academic Course 33 NINA WOLFE Nin General Course AMELIA YANOVICH Amy Academic Course Activities: Pep Club, Spanish Club, Folk Club i u GEORGIA ZAGORAC George Commercial Course Activities: Chorus, Guidance Secretary PAULETTE ZAHORCHAK Paul Academic Course Activities: Pep Club, Senior Play, Spanish Club JOSEPH D. ZAJDEL Joe Academic Activities: Football, Baseball, Intramurals, Senior Play VICKI ANN ZAPACH Vic Academic Course Activities: Chorus, Choir, Spanish Club, Future Nurse’s Club, Pep Club, Senior Play Committee 34 DENNIS ZDROJKOWSKI Mouse General Course JOHN ROBERT ZEBACK John Scientific Course Activities: Band, Orchestra, Choir, Bowling NANCY ZINZA General Course Activities: Choir KATHRYN T. ZONA Kathy Academic Course Activities: Future Nurses Club, Librarian, Senior Play ROBERT LONG Bob General Course JERRY DiBERNARDO Duke General Course Activities: Band, Chorus, Orchestra, Spanish Club, Bowling 35 GERALD GYERGYO Jerry General Course NOT PICTURED JUDITH FAULKNER THOMAS JACKSON RICHARD KURUTZ WILLIAM LEWIS FRANCINE THORPE THOMAS NEBEL Tom Academic Course Activities: French Club 36 ROOM 1 Jeanne Andros Marilou Ash Gayle Ashby Gerald Babyak Geraldine Balaschak Andrew Banovski Mary Bassini Bonita Benning Timothy Bonner Margaret Borgony Daniel Bost Kathleen Brannagar n c r $ James Bridge Robert Brunson Mary Lynn Burrelli Bruce Busko Charlene Caputo Regis Cardiff Barbara Carney Theresa Cheripka Elizabeth Chubboy Frank Cirincione Vivian Coates Naomi Coleman Darlene Confer Ronald Confer Colleen Culligan John Frank ROOM 5 Patrick Crossey Carol Curran George Dankovich Donna Delozier 38 Mary Demchisin Mary Droske Gary Ebbitt Ronald Ernst Andrew Evans Christine Fertal Richard Fetsick Michael Frantz Charles Freidhof John Fritzius Frank Gamrat Paula Gasper Regis Gevaudan Joseph Gilchrist Candace Grandey Charlotte Haberle Jonnette Halloran Catherine Hat ok Gordon Heider Mary Alice Higgs Linda Hitchins Jane Hughes Marsha Janik June Kasprisin Lorraine Kitchen Harriet Kleissas Betty Jane Klimko PHYSICS Nathaniel Hicks George Hreha Stephen Hudacko Walter Jurczak Ronald Kaclik 39 Eileen Klonowski Andrea Kohan Richard Koon Andrea Krul Darlene Larkin Michael Lazabeck Judy Leach David Lehman Ronald Leith Donald Libengood Josephine Licina Willie Lowe Mary Luketich Janice Lyons Ellen Malus Will a Manns John Marchitello Mary Pat Marko Brenda Marshall Sandra Mastay Rose Masterovsky William Mayer Margaret Mikita ROOM 11 Stephen Koncerak Donald McKenna Gail Mitchell Wayne Nase Joe Rita Oliver Sandra Oliver Gary Paige Bernice Palyo Lynn Pastirik 40 Carol Patrizlo Charles Payne John Petrovay Mary Plact Joseph Pocsatko Monica Prokop Cathy Ragan Cynthia Ragan William Raws on Carol Reynolds Robert Rizza Margaret Roebuck Howard Rothrauff Donna Rudowsky Charles Scherrbaum Daniel Smirga Timothy Stack Thomas Skowronski Doris Thomas ROOM 13 Donna Russell Janet Schwartz Laura Sharp Linda Skurcenski Dana Stell John Stemler Eugene Stewart Susan Strednak Rosanna Suppa Robert Szcygiel Glenn Tamino Doris Thomas Monica Tierney 41 Richard Tkach John Urey Denise Vaccaro James Valentine Darlene Wagner Linda Wall Susan Weis horn Judith Wessel Adele Williams Robert Williams Dannie Wilson Denise Wolf Dennis Wolf Stanley Wypych Francis Yeager Bernadette Yonika Monica Zapach Karen Zinza Ronald Zoretich Joann Quinten NOT PICTURED Donald Adams Robert Brannagan Jason Cathcart John Coleman Andrew Hawes Kerry Hetrick Stephen Kotvas Michele Miller Margaret Plutko Nancy Praksti John Reese John Zinza 42 O' m o- r t ROOM 8 Ahmad Abdullah Darlene Alston Denise Amos Donna Andelmo Mary Jean Andrascik Janet Blair Michael Balaschak Fred Baldwin David Bendinelli Richard Berezanich Rudolph Bielek Royann Blank Daniel Blasko Charles Bower Doran Bowser Tim Bridge William Bridge Carolyn Brugh Roosevelt Bryant Richard Budol Judy Burrelli Jeff Busko Julia Cain Philip Caridi Susan Carney Rebecca Carter Arthur Catania Lorraine Cathcart Peter Catone Barbara Chismar Anna Marie Choma Theresa Choma ROOM 9 Kathleen Chubboy Rosorita Clark Mary Katherine Coles Debra Cornelison Meldine Coulter Kathleen Cox Catherine Crossey Richard Csukas 44 Dave Ferraivolo Denise Feryak Darlene Filko Reginald Flowers Bruce Garrett Mary Ann Dankovich Charlotte DeAngellis Darlene Demek James DiVitis Gerard Dickun Thomas Donovan Lois Douthett Diane Drabik Allan Droschak Angela Dunahay Agnes Duray Robert Enyeart Kathleen Evanchec Denise Evans Dan Fantaski Eugene Gennaccaro ROOM 12 Cheryl Gatzey Jacqueline George Linda George Paulette George Deborah Gerald Dale Grande Mary Beth Grandey Cynthia Gray Marsha Gross Dennis Gyergyo Bernard Hackett Deborah Ha mi 11 Albert Harbadin Donna HI a vac Charles Hulick Theresa Hydak Barbara Jackson Gilbert Jackson Alice Jeffers 45 Charles Johnson Paul Jones Charles Kapcin Kathleen Kauffman Patricia Kemion John Kocsis Gary Koryak Joseph Kovir Frank Kutnansky Calvin Lee ROOM 14 Leonard Jackson Robert Johnson Patti Klinzing Marion Kosarek Karen Koschik Michele Kurutz Joyce Lesniak Ulysses Levy Stephen Lubay Allan Lyda Dennis Magliochette Eileen Mangan Susanne Masterovsky Ray Matey Diane Matta Sandra Matthews Mary Lou Mayer JoAnn McCarron Herbert McDowell Patricia McConnell Darlene McDonough Patricia McDonough Jacinta McMuldren Michael Mehalik Alfred Merritt Robert Meyers Dennis Miller Edward Milligan Dorothy Ofchinick LaVerle Parsee 46 Regis Riley James Triffanoff ROOM 15 James Berkley Marvin Mitchell Patrick Mohan James Mulligan Barbara Murphy Judy Murtland Diane Napolitan Gary Nase James Nase Margaret Nebel William Novotnak Eugene Ofchinick Andrea Ogrodnik Dewitt Oliver Adrienne Onder Arlene Ondovchik Paula Ondrey Susan Ontko Antoinette Pascuzzi Nicholina Pascuzzi Alice Paul Janice Pegdan Christine Pemick Mary Lou Pesto George Petrovay James Petruska Diana Philipanec Gloria Polachek Bernard Polinski Carol Poulos William Ridenour James Roberta ROOM 16 Shameena Ray Barbara Reno Sarah Rice Patricia Roland Richard Sabol Patricia Scott 47 Sandra Sepesy Thomas Sestak John Sharp Victoria Shephard Charles Sherer Paula Shubock DeWayne Smith Kenneth Smolak Lorraine Sobek Robert Sobek Lucinda Speece Helena Spencer Thomas Spudich Kathleen Stefko Sam Stiles Alan Stofko Robert Strang Richard Sweeney BIOLOGY Deborah Styke Deborah Suprak Marlene Svantner Charles Swope Diane Teufen Dennis Thomas Mary Lee Thorpe Leonard Trcic Carol Uram Mark Vasko Alice Wagner Gary Walter James Wargo Cardie Watkins 48 Thomas Whyel Carlton Williams Kim Win wood Lenora Wise Mark Yanovich Joseph Yonika Rhonda Zahorchak Janet Zdrojkowski Patricia Zeback Rosalie Zezza William Zigarovich Frances Zidanic Stephen Zilko Anna Marie Zinna NOT PICTURED Thomas Bonay Janet Chismar William Cole Daniel Conroy Phillip DeRiggi Lynn Fritzius Dennis Marquez David Gould Harry Hart Blaine Hohman Carol Hopta Debra Lynch Paul Matvia Albert Muner Gregg Reese Rose Mitchell Janet Saunders Judy Scanlon John Matvia Ramona Williams Michael Zawaski 49 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders ROOM 2 Norman Benning Nina Bonacci Linda Brannagan Charlene Carter Robert Catterall Donald Corbett Marquita Corbin Susan Day Catherine Droeke Stephen Gasper Kathy Golofsky Vincent Hart Mark Heider Ralph Jackson Margaret Jordan Donna Kubicko Joseph Lewis Gwendolyn Marshall Kenneth Marzec Charles Massey Dan McConnell Harry McQuade Wayne McQuade ROOM 4 Noreen Kudrec Gloria Luketich Diana Mangan Kathleen Mantia Elliott McMillan Charles Miller James Miller John Navaro Robert Nixdorf Connie Paul Nancy Pesante James Pierce Lloyd Quick Paul Ray Dennis Ritz William Roland William Safran David Smirga Otis Stevens Emil Telli Dorsey Thomas Helen Tomasic Richard Tucker Jerry Waszkiewtcz Raymond Waszkiewicz 50 James Williams Cecelia Zoretich ROOM 17 Michael Arendash Ronald Baidarz Frank Belinsky Cathy Biehl James Cook Dale Dromling Robert Csukas Carl Davis Doreen DeRiggi Donald Fruhwald Richard Galya Robert Gottron George Grdunac Gary Green Edith Greer Deborah Grysiak Wendy Halloran John Hejnoez Mary Jo Hlasnick Douglas Homer Judith Hulick Denton Hunter Richard Janik Maxine Jurczak Stephen Jurinko Karen Krul Theresa Luczak Darlene Macara Susan Moroz Kathleen Myer Mary Petruska Margaret Prosser Jacqueline Rice Loretta Suppa ROOM 18 Robert Byerly William Elkin Nicholas Kleissas Jerry Liptak David Metkle Roberta Milligan Kenneth Moore Kenneth Mrazik Andrew Novotny Robert Patterson Dennis Petrov ay Carolyn Pridmore 51 Janice Regan William Riley Charles Rupinski Beverly Saunders Joseph Simak Andrea Skowronski Charlene Sloan Linda Spizzirri Betty Stanek Alice Stein Robert Stough Mary Kay Styk Judith Thompson Linda Urey Robert Vestovich Marie V incun as Kenneth Wagner Sanara Wanstreet Karen Ward Laura Wessel Deborah Williams Arlene Wynn ROOM 19 Rose Andelmo Deborah Blasko Elizabeth Bodnar Thomas Brannagan Virginia Brown Joanne Bruno Audrey Cathcart Maria Cirincione Gloria Clark Jeanne Coleman Edward Comer Joseph Costello Luana Davis Charles DeAngellis Robert Donovan John Duray Marietta Fish Alan Flummer Loretta Garrett Mark Gefert Anderson Harris Margaret Hellmann Denise Heinack Beverly Henry Donald Hicks Richard Joschak 52 Ruth Ann Kerr Joseph Miller Nelson Musgrave Margaret Evan Oliver Leonard Spudich Deborah Sullivan Adrian Williams HOMEROOM 20 Lynne Hensel Helen Koncerak Pat Klingensmith James Knaresborough Barry Kopko Frank Kranik Ronald Kutsnansky Doris Macks on Elaine Mastilak James McCoy Marylee Mitchell Mary Ocel Daniel Ofchinick Janet Ozimok Patty Ragan Coreen Reno Karen Russell Ernest Scavincky Martin Schrock Richard Seigfreid Philip Shusteric Raymond Sklenar Ronald Smolak LaVerae Stevens Retta Stewart James Suly Debra Thomas Shirley Tilley Cheryl Timko Dennis Tkacs Ruth Ann Uphoff Richard Vargesko Richard Weaver Darlene Weschitz Denise Wypch Gary Yanowitch Michael Babjak 53 56 FIRST RCW: H. Kletssas, D. Rudowsky, P. Shubock, B. Bridge, A. Alston, J. Foote, P. Kovacic, S. Wertz, D. Filko, J. Halloran. SECOND ROW: M. Thrope, C. Uram, A. Jama, A. Teufen, L. Swartz, M. Prokop, E. Malus, B. Palyo, A. Fedor. Sco-tt (Jtarbo-ttk This year's Highlander Staff came under the direction of Mr. Gene Geracimos who filled the position vacated by last year's faculty advisor, Mr. William Rodgers. Along with Mr. Geracimos came many changes. One change was the acquisition of a room in the Administration Building for use as the Highlander office. In previous years, money for the yearbook was raised mainly from the operating of a refreshment stand at the football and basketball games and the selling of magazine subscriptions. However, this year the refreshment stand at games was run by the Parents Teachers' Association which donated its profit to the yearbook. Other means of raising money were the sale of wrapping paper at Christmas time and the sale of magazine subscriptions. As in the past, we delayed in putting out the book so we could include graduation, and, as a result, the book came out late. However, we are sure that it will serve as a remembrance of your high school years which you will look back upon as the best time in your life. 58 59 Tarim Ofa T This year the Tartan's format has been changed somewhat by new headlines. Instead of headlines on bold print, they came in script and slanted italic print. Editor positions have changed from single posts to associate posts, and instead of only one editor-in-chief two girls, Michele Petrovsky, former feature editor, and Linda Flummer, last year's editor-in-chief, were appointed. Art editor, Carole Granchi, changed the total look of the front page also by designing a new banner for across the page. This and the other art work added to part of its new look. The months that the Tartan was issued were changed to December, February, March, and May. Two were issued in February to give the feature spot to the annual Snowball. In March the newspaper held a party at which time the pins were distributed to the following senior members: Vicki Zapach, Eileen Wilhelm, Sandra Wertz, RoseannGoydoscik, Roseann Bryer, Annetta Fedor, Anita Alston, and Bonnie Bridge. Membership on the staff this was twenty, all but two of these being seniors. FIRST ROW: M. Kohut, M. Petrovsky, D. Russell, S. Wertz, R. Bryer, C. Granchi, D. Levy. SECOND ROW: A. Fedor, L. Flummer, A. Alston, J. Cathcart, M. Ivanko, M. Demchisln, B. Bridge, E. Wilhelm. THIRD ROW: S. Carney, V. Zapach, V. Ratica, R. Confer, J. Bridge, V. Darby, M. Droske, R. Tori, R. Matey, A. Ogrodnik. 60 FIRST ROW: C. DeAngellis, D. Macara, P. McKenna, H. Tomasic, D. Napolitan, P. Shubock, A. Krul, C. Haberle. SECOND ROW: M. Basslni, S. Wertz, C. Gray, J. Anderchak, M. Balaschak, S. Carney, J. Lesniak, R. Bryer, D. Rudowsky. THIRD ROW: F. Kranik, W. Toraasic, G. Scherrbaum, J. Guflky, D. Koncsol, L. Swartz, J. Petruska, G. Thomas, M. Zapach, P. Kovacic, S. Zilko. Student Councd Under the direction and guidance of Mr. Rudolph Celigoi and the leadership of Community President Don Koncsol, this year's Student Council made accomplishments in other activities beside the usual perennial ones. The new plans included an ice skating party, and an after graduation party in June. Besides these, the council also made arrangements for the Prom, Snowball, Pep Rallies, dances, and assemblies. The 1966-67 Student Council wishes to express its thanks and appreciation to all the students without whose support the Student Council could not have functioned as well as it did. 62 tL t a r t a r 8 t 8 The Future Nurses Club brings together students interested in careers in nursing and health, in order to share their interests, to explore opportunities and requirements in these fields, to grow as individuals by working together, and to learn about the community life in which they soon will participate as informed citizens. This year under the supervision of Mrs. Lamberty and Miss Fisher, faculty advisors, and Kathy Zona, president, members became better acquainted with the medical fields. Plans for tours and other activities were made during formal and enjoyable meetings held twice a month. To help the members make their choice on a school of nursing, the club toured several surrounding hospitals. Since it was not possible to tour all the hospitals suggested, a bulletin library was started by the president. From the profits made by selling candy bars, a hobby horse was purchased for Braddock Hospital's Pediatric Department, membership cards were obtained and membership pins were given to all new members. At the end of the year a banquet was also held. Our adopted grandmothers at the G.A.R. Home are still being visited twice a month by club members. Due to the members' faithfulness and the officers' efforts the Future Nurses Club has become more successful. FIRST ROW: S. Jack, C. Giovenazzo, S. Sepesy, V. Coates, B. Pepper, D. Alston..SECOND ROW: J. Ltclna, D. Styke, P. McConnell, K. Oklejewicz, A. Onder, B. Marshall, C. Gray, D. Philipanec. THIRD ROW: B. Frank, D. Pallmeri, M. Kapucensko, S. Carter, A. Alston, J. Oliver, A. Heinack, C. Brugh, W. Manns. FOURTH RCW: M. Andrascik, D. Market, V. Ratica, V. Zapach, L. George, F. Ashby, K. Zona, D. Confer, D. Delozier, J. Lyons. 5 The Spanish Club, under the direction of faculty advisor, Louise Mendelson, and its president, James McCoy, had another fine year. A very successful Christmas party was held in the gaily decorated cafeteria. The highlight of the evening came when Frank Gamrat, dressed as Santa Claus, broke the pinata. Our Spanish Newspaper, The Bull’s Eye, also had a successful year. Articles were published in both Spanish and in English. Spanish bingo was played at some of the meetings with prizes given to the winners. These are just a few of the activities that the members of the Spanish Club participate throughout the year. k FIRST ROW: N. Pascuzzi, P. Shubock, S. Carney, G. Pelrovay, J. McCoy, R. Bryer, C. SJoan, M. Prosser, P. Trovato, J. Murt-land, C. Patrizio, A. Yanovich, J. Lesniak, S. Wertz, A. Pascuzzi. SECOND ROW: C. Haberle, L. Bubo, D. BendineUi, J. Ander-chak, G. Balaschak, D. Filko, A. Paul, H. Kleissas, R. Suppa, B. Carney, K. Stelko, S. Jack, P. Zahorchak, D. Novak. THIRD ROW: C. FertaJ, K. Evanchec, M. Tierney, S. Sepesy, D. Jordan, R. Csukas, H. McDowell, D. Confer, B. Bridge, M. Pesto, A. Beighiey, M. Balaschak, M. Hlasnick, M. Mark o, M. Petrus ka. FOURTH ROW: M. De me hie in, E. Malus, M. Roebuck, V. Ratica, M. McLaae, R. Matey, F. Gamrat, T. Cody, A. Rlzza, R. Andrascik, J. Cathcart, S. Obecunia, M. Prokop, B. Palyo, J. Oliver, P. Catone. FIFTH ROW: R. Confer, P. Mohan, T. Bonner, G. Scherrbaum, W. Cassidy, J. Petruska, D. Konesol, L. Swartz, J. Bab-’ T OusJky, L. Melocchi, A. Teu en, J. Urey, R. Sweeney, J. Gilchrist. 64 FIRST ROW: S. Matthews, L. Buba, M. McWilliams, M. Borgony, A. Savko, V. Shephard, D. Filko, J. Cain, L. Pintar. SECOND ROW: W. Lowe, M. Droeke, A. Ogrodnick, D. Markel, V. Evashavic, D. DeLozier, L. Fritzus, M. Ivanko, S. Carney, C. Brugh, K. Ozimok. THIRD ROW: R. Tori, T. Strang, D. Wilson, T. Kobielus, J. Klein, G. Ebbit, R. Andrascik, W. Tomasic, R. Kapral, M. Roman, V. Darby, D. Pali me ri. FOURTH ROW: L. Trcic, R. Gevaudan, J. Korotko, T. Nebel, R. Novotnak, C. Johnson, R. Riley, D. Wanstreet, R. Smolak, D. Moyer, J. Filia, A. Stofko, L. Melocchi. It is an established fact that students, wishing to master any foreign language, will progress much more quickly by being organized into a group that can commonly be called a club or as in this case, the French Club. We take great pride in having our own club where we can enjoy the many splendid features of language study. In a group of this sort the obstacles that confront a foreign language student can easily be mastered by being part of an organization that enables us to participate as a group in having field trips and also to develop good basic expressions that are common in all foreign languages. Our French Club at Scott, strives to give students that wish to advance in this language a proper foundation so that he or she can easily adjust themselves when and if these students wish to pursue this language in a college or university. It is very gratifying to know that our French students at Scott have indeed all the benefits that includes very good instructors and the all around friendship that is necessary to having a great French Club. 65 FIRST ROW: D. Novak, K. Ozimok, K. Stefko, R. Tori, W. Lowe, T. Strang, D. Amos, J. Lesniak, P. Zahorchak, J. Schwartz. SECOND ROW: E. Anderchak, C. Michalov, V. Evashavtk, D. Adams, A. Piermani, L. Fritzuis, D. Palimeri, S. Cox, G. Petro-vay, J. McCoy, L. Pintar. THIRD ROW: R. Matey, M. Thorpe, A. Dunahay, C. Payne, L. Trcic, R. Kaclik, A. Yeager, S. Obe-cunis, A. Jama, D. Market, M. Roman, A. Ogrodnik. FOURTH ROW: D.Smirga, W. Bonner, R. Aiello, R. Smolak, J. Petruska, R. Riley, P. Sylves, J. Filia, J. Korotko, R. Kapral, R. Novotnak. C1 t (U The Art Club is an organization designed to further the education of the students wishing to go into the field of art. Most of the students have an active interest in art and should profit by it immensely. The responsibilities of the Art Club are numerous. A few of the things we've accomplished are scenery and props for the senior play, decorations for all programs, holidays, and events, including Christmas, the Snow Ball, and decorating the mansion. They have goneon fieldtrips to various places, had parties, and participated in art contests. In the end, even after all of the hard work, the students found it to be a lot of fun. 66 FIRST ROW: A. Alston, P. Shubock, V. Shepard, P. Napolitan, J. Hughes, F. Zadnic. SECOND ROW: M. Riling, J. McMuldren, P. Klinsining, J. Lyons, J. Licina, B. Marshall, L. George. THIRD ROW: T. Sweeney, R. Sabol, S. McNulty, C. Swope, J. Oliver. Folk Club The Folk Club was organized two years ago by a Junior girl, Wilma Burmucci. Wilma held the office of President of the Folk Club through her junior and senior years. The club in recent years has put on several fine programs for our student body and its members hope to keep up its fine standards. This year's senior officers are: Rose Tori-Vice President, Pat Kovacic-Secretary, who later was forced to give up her office to Richard Sweeney, a sophomore with well planned future ambitions. Theresa Strang-Treasurer and Brenda Marshall, a junior who acts as our program chairlady. In this school term of 1966-67 there are forty members in the club of whom all are exceptionally good singers. Our main attraction this year occurred in late November of '66. It was a show sponsored by Mayor Thomas Curran of North Braddock and his Action Committee. The show was entitled Hootenanny '66 and was held at the Scott High Auditorium for the residents of North Braddock. It was a near successful show that brought the house down — in more ways than one. The price, of course was free. I have great hopes for the Folk Club and I hope it will continue to grow bigger, and better in the future years. 67 The 1966-67 Pep Club under the leadership of President Tony Rizza consisted of an enthusiastic group of Scott High students. Its members were the heart of the cheering sections at both the rallies and the games. They were responsible for the many signs and decorations plastered through the halls and in the auditorium. The Pep Club was also responsible for the several skits performed at the pep rallies. It was also important in organizing and sponsoring the annual Bonfire which was held on the night before the Du-quesne game. Although the Pep Club showed its primary enthusiasm during the football season, it continued to be the center of the cheering section during the basketball season. The following are the names and offices of the people who helped Tony lead the organization: Vice President..................Joe Petruska Secretary.....................Virginia Darby Treasurer..............................Linda Pintar Sergeants-at-Arms . . Rose Tori, Pete Sylves They would like to thank everyone for their fine cooperation and consideration they showed during the past season. 68 M. Me Lane, C. Giovenazzo, M. Kohut, M. Borgony, L. Plntar. SITTING: C. Granchi, Mrs. Guerrieri, J. Foote P. Zeback, C. Pouloe, M. Ivanko, R. Spizzirri, A. Jama, L. Skurcenski, V. Darby, A. Jama, P. Kemion, C. Mich FIRST ROW: A. Fedor, P. Kovacic, S. Obecunis, G. Z agorae, P. Zeback. SECOND ROW: A. Welsh, L. Bub a, S. Jack, C. Sloan, D. Levy, D. Napolitan, C. Granchi, D. Filko. THIRD ROW: M. Petrovsky, M. Kohut, R. Bryer, S. Wertz, S. Carney. FIRST ROW: M. Marko, M. Tierney, D. Vaccaro, S. Strednak, T. Strang, M. Kohut, C. Michalov, R. MacCrum. SECOND ROW: P. McDonough, B. Frank, D. Andelmo, J. Cain, P. Zahorchak, D. Novak, L. Buba, B. Pepper, A. Heinack, K. Zona, junior Ckhwetmrif FIRST ROW: D. Johnson, G. Polachek, L. Corbin, D. Alston, B. Jackson, J. Saunders, J. Cain, G. Mitchell. SECOND ROW: M. Marko, V. Shephard, S. Sepesy, C. Gray, M. Thorpe, B. Marshall, D. Evans, R. Zoretich, J. Foote, V. Coates. THIRD ROW: M. Tierney, J. Urey, C. Williams, J. Valentine, R. Smolak, B. Busko, D. Lehman, A. Alston, K. Kapcin, J. Murtland. 71 Choral George H. Flummer A CAPPELLA CHOIR Our choral department increased in number and stature this year, with nearly 200 students participating in the various groups. The largest organization was the Mixed Chorus, which was open to any student with a desire to sing and a serious interest in music. The A Cappella Choir, composed of sixty selected singers, held the responsibility of representing the department to the public; and this year was a busy one for the choir, as their appearance was requested by numerous local organizations. We can be proud of this group, for they performed with dignity and spirit on every occasion. The birth of the Scottsmen , the male ensemble, heralded a new tradition at Scott. This already popular group - along with all the other choruses - promises exciting things to come from within our choral department in the future. 72 MIXED CHORUS MIXED CHORUS AND CHOIR 73 74 75 Scheduling problems caused the 1966 Football season to be one of frustration. Our team was forced to compete with some of the largest Class AA schools in the district and the fact that we lacked sufficient Class A games to be eligible for the championship took a great deal of luster off the season before it even began. However, as usual our boys did their best and represented our school with pride. After a 38-6 romp over Allegheny, they traveled to Hempfield to drop a thrilling 46-18 encounter with the team that was later to compete in the Class AA championship. Another strong AA opponent, West Mifflin North, came to Scott and hung on for a 19-7 victory over the Raiders. Mud and a team which was to go undefeated for the season enabled West Mifflin South to take the next encounter by a score of 15-8. The next two Class A opponents, South Allegheny and Munhall went down in order 18-0 and 33-18, and in spite of a thrilling second half AA Trinity managed to deal the Raiders another narrow defeat, 21-19. The season closed with a disappointing defeat to Duquesne 33-18, but over all it was a good year for a team that always did its best and gained the respect of every team they played. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: N. Hicks, C. Watkins, J. Pocsatko, D. Moyer, J. Fritzius, J. Korotko, M. Cathcart, R. Ufnar, J. Berkley, R. Aeillo, G. Thomas. SECOND ROW: G. Page, T. Jackson, S. Hudacko, W. Lewis, J. Klein, J. Filia, J. Zajdel, R. Kurutz, J. Reese, A. Hawes, R. Bryant, J. Brannagan. THIRD ROW: P. Croesey, R. Johnston, C. Kolesar, D. Adams, R. Bran-nagan, D. Fantaski, W. Tomasic, R. Rizza, J. Coleman, R. Kapral, J. Nase, P. Mohan. FOURTH ROW: Head Coach; Fran Rogel, Assistant Coach: Ralph Serrapede, Assistant Coach: Charles Thomas, Missing Assistant Coach: Rudolph Celigol. Managers: George Scherrbaum and Dale Grandy. 76 Visitors Scott Allegheny 6 38 Hampfield 46 18 W. Mifflin North 19 7 W. Mifflin South 15 8 South Allegheny 0 18 Munhall 18 33 Trinity 21 19 Duquesne 33 18 Coaches: R. Serraprde, F. Rogel, C. Thomas. 77 78 Charles Kolesar James Korotko Richard Kurutz 4 e r VARSITY CHEERLEADERS KNEELING: J. Schwartz, S. Mastay, M. Zapach. A. Kml. B. Carney. STANDING: C. Granchi, Head: D. Palimeri. 86 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Paul. D. Drabik. D. Teufen. Head: N. Pascuzzi. C. DeAngellis. Joyce Slat 87 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Masterovsky, J. Kasprisin, M. Borgony, M. Bassani, R. Spizzirri, Head, M. Kohut, S. Jack, L. Krul. SECOND ROW: M. Pozek, A. Beighley, A. Jama, S. Obecunis, E. Malus, J. Wessel, C. Hatok. Roseanna Spizzirri Head Majorette 88 On Friday, November 18, 1966, the graduating class of 1967 presented a two-act comedy entitled, ’’The Mouse That Roared” by Leonard Wibberley and Christopher Sergei. The plot of ’’The Mouse That Roared” centered around the microscopic country of Grand Fenwick that is on the verge of destruction because of a cheap imitation of its main export, wine, by a company in the United States. The Duchy of Grand Fenwick decides to go to war with the United States with the intention of losing so that the United States will send aid and technical assistance to rehabilitate the country. The Duchess Glorianna XII makes Tully Bascom, a one time forest ranger, head of the expeditionary forces. With a rented fishing boat and a handful of soldiers with bows and arrows, Tully Bascom lands in New York City. The men of Grand Fenwick capture a professor from Columbia University and a powerful bomb he has made. So with the prisoners and the Q-bomb, which now makes Grand Fenwick the most powerful nation on earth, Tully returns to Grand Fenwick. The story ends happily. Tully vows to use the Q-bomb only to stop tyranny from spreading throughout the world; the United States gives the Duchy of Grand Fenwick one million dollars in aid, and Tully Bascom is engaged to marry the Duchess Gloriana. A special thanks should be given to Mr. Robert Pior-ier and his assistant Mr. Daniel Bugle for their time, effort, and above all their patience for making ”The Mouse That Roared a tremendous success. Kathy Zona, as the Duchess Gloriana XU, and Joel Gusky, as Tully Bascom, deserve special congratulations for their fine performances in the leading roles. 92 93 95 97 KNEELING: N. Hicks, S. Zilko, C. Scherrbaum, P. DeRiggi, W. Tomasic. STANDING: J. Berkely, C. Watkins, R. Riley, L. Swartz, J. Pocsatko, J. Babjak. The varsity basketball team came through with a winning season this year as Coach Oriss's Raiders finished with a 13-7 record. Starting off with a 74-66 win at Edgewood and then a 71-68 win over Turtle Creek, the Raiders finished with a 5-3 record for the exhibition season. Getting off to a slow start in the new Section 8 competition, the varsity managed to pull out a 3-3 first half record. In the second half, the better experienced team caught fire and whipped through the section losing only to Penn Hills, the section champ. The big win was a 63-53 victory overWilkinsburg which gave the varsity a second place spot with an 8-4 record. The outstanding players for the Raiders were Captain Larry Swartz, Nate Hicks, Cardie Watkins, Steve Zilko, and Jim Berkely. Bob Riley and Bill Tomasic also gave the team much help. The future for Scott Hieh basketball looks bright with only Swartz and Riley leaving and some good freshman and sophomore talent coming up. 96 1966-1967 Varsity Basketball Record OPPONENT SCOTT Edgewood 66 74 Turtle Creek 68 71 South Hills 81 76 Oakmont 75 77 S. Allegheny 71 53 W. Mifflin S. 68 91 Gateway 56 62 Churchill 51 49 Turtle Creek 79 50 Plum 68 74 Wilkinsburg 78 67 Penn Hills 74 57 Arnold 50 53 Swissvale 54 91 Gateway 55 63 Churchill 64 94 Plum 60 80 Wilkinsburg 53 63 Penn Hills 64 55 Swissvale 70 84 99 W.P.I.A.L. GAMES 101 'unior The Junior Varsity basketball team got off to a slow start this year, losing their first two to Edgewood and Turtle Creek. Their record in exhibition games was 3-4. They continued through the first half of the league season rather slowly. They only managed to beat two teams, Gateway and Plum, and lost to four, the worst being the defeat at Wilkinsburg by a score of 80-60. However, the JV's came on strong in the second half. They made a clean sweep of the six section teams, the big win being the one over Wilkinsburg at home by a score of 57-55. The team managed to pull outa respectable record of ll-8onthe year. Some of the outstanding players were Jerry Babjak, Phil DeRiggi, Joe Pocsatko, Walt Jurczak, and Dorsey Thomas. STANDING: J. Babjak, J. Pocsatko, C. Scherrbaum, C. Lee, W. Gay. KNEELING: J. McCoy, R. Bryant, D. Thomas, P. DeRiggi. 1966-1967 J.V. Basketball Record Scott Opponent Edgewood 49 57 Turtle Creek 39 42 Oakmont 52 33 S. Allegheny 32 49 W. Mifflin S. 43 31 Gateway 52 49 Churchill 60 62 Turtle Creek 39 47 Plum 61 36 Wilkinsburg 60 80 Penn Hills 59 70 Arnold 84 53 Swissvale 60 62 Gateway 55 42 Churchill 53 47 Plum 57 51 Wilkinsburg 57 55 Penn Hills 55 47 Swissvale 68 37 103 107 601 On February 4, 1967, Scott High School held its annual Snowball. During the evening the couples danced to the music of Mr. Dallas' Combo. Combined efforts of the Student Council and Art Club transformed the gym into a masterpiece for the evening. The important part of the evening was the crowning of the queen by the Community President, Donald Koncsol. This year's queen was Kathy Zona. Don presented her with a bouquet of longstemmed roses, and then they led off the next dance. Members of the queen's court included Carole Michalov, Mary Kay Pozek, Rose Tori, Lynne Buba. no n i 112 115 117 2 a s i FIRST ROW: R. Berezanich. J. Brannagan. W. Zigarovich. R. Leith, D. Adams, R. Csuskas, D. Stell. SECOND ROW: K. Smo-lak, G. Tamino, J. Jones, M. Milanovich, J. Valentine, W. Rawson, J. Gilchrist, M. Zawasky, Mr. Hruska, Coach. THIRD ROW: R. Koon, J. Poscatko, G. Babyak, D. Koncsol, J. Bridge, W. Gay, W. McQuade. It looked like a losing season for the baseball team in '67. Scott lost the first two games and did not score a run in either game. Then the team got hot. Using the starting shortstop, Jim Jones, on the pitching mound, instead of his normal position he won three games in a row. He had a no hit game against Churchill among the three victories. In the hot streak, Scott won 4 games in a row before dropping a 1 to 0 game to Penn Hills the section champ. Scott was tie for first place at the time. The team lost one more game before winning the last two games of the season to finish with a 6 won and 4 lost record. This was good enough for second place. Penn Hills won the section with a 7 win and 3 lost record. Three seniors areleavingthe team. They are Jim Jones, Joe Brannagan, and Don Koncsol. An outstanding job was turned in by the pitching and catching combination of Jones and Brannagan. Jones had a 4 win and 1 lost record and Brannagan caught in every game. The '68 season should find the team with experience. Scott could be shooting for the section lead next year. 1967 SCOTT BASEBALL RECORD SCOTT OPPONENT Penn Hills 0 4 Wilkinsburg 0 8 Churchill 4 1 Swissvale 3 2 Braddock 6 1 Penn Hills 0 1 Wilkinsburg 6 2 Churchill 1 5 Swissvale 5 5 Braddock 6 2 120 JAMES JONES 121 122 Glenn Konvalinka LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Dunlap, Coach; G. Konvalinka, L. Swartz, J. Petrovay, D. Libengood, Mr. Oriss, Asst. Coach. MISSING: W. Bonner. Bill Bonner 1966-67 GOLF RECORD The Scott High golf team, in W.P.I.A.L. competition, completed a ten match schedule with a record of four wins and six losses. Three seniors and SCOTT OPPONENT Turtle Creek 3 13 Duquesne 14 1 2 1 1 2 Edgewood 12 1 2 3 1 2 Trafford 3 13 W. Mifflin North 2 14 Edgewood 8 1 2 7 1 2 Turtle Creek 7 1 2 8 1 2 W. Mifflin North 5 1 2 10 1 2 Trafford 1 1 2 14 1 2 Duquesne 12 4 two juniors made up the team. Bill Bonner was leading scorer with 21 1 2 points, followed by Glenn Konvalinka with 15 points, John Petrovay with 13 points, Larry Swartz with 11 points, and Don Libengood with 6 1 2 points. Bill Bonner and Glenn Konvalinka represented Scott in the W.P.I.A.L. sectional playoffs at the Pittsburg Field Club. John Petrovay 123 George H. Flummer SCOTTSMEN A tradition established last year was continued on April 14 with the second annual All-School Choral Festival, ”A Time For Singing”. Once again, the Elementary Schools Chorus and the Junior High Chorus joined in this endeavor, which included over 400 students. Each chorus had a beautifully appropriate backdrop, created with the help of Mr. Wilt and the efforts of many chorus members. An art display by Mr. Wilt's students provided interesting viewing in the lobby. Our Mixed Chorus, accompanied by Scott McNulty, was beautifully attired and featured such selections as Everything's Coming Up Roses and the theme song from”Dr. Zhivago . The Girls'Ensemble presented a medley from The Fantasticks . The A Cappella Choir, also very formally dressed, sang such favorites as They Call the Wind Maria , A Summer Place , and People . The highlight of the concert was the appearance of the new Scottsmen , clad in white dinner jackets, who delighted the audience with such things as Yesterday and Born Free . Featured senior soloists were Scott McNulty, who sang a selection from Marne , and James Bradley and Michele Petrovsky, who joined forces for a rendition of Joshue Accompaniments were provided by Rosanna Suppa, Ellen Malus, and James Bradley -with an able assist from Mr. John Coddington. The entire department united their efforts for the finale. America the Beautiful , with brass ensemble. The concert closed with a beautiful rendition of our Alma Mater. 124 FANTISTICKS George H. Flummer 25 Prom Queen: Judy Wessel Community President: Donald Koncsol The 1967 Prom was held on April 21 at the Edgewood Country Club where the couples danced to the music of Mr. Dallas combo. A major change brought about by the Prom Committee was permitting Scott High students to bring students from other high schools. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of Judy Wessel as Prom Queen by Pat Kovacic, 1966 Prom Queen. Judy was then presented with a bouquet of long stemmed red roses by Community President Don Koncsol, and they led off the next dance. This year the court consisted of Donna Rudowsky, JoAnn Quinten, Mary Bassani, and Monica Tierney. After an enjoyable evening at Edgewood Country Club, the couples went to the Holiday Inn for dinner and more dancing. 126 The Queen and Her Court 133 134 139 140 142 JOSEPH BRANNAGAN Athlete of the Year JOEL GUSKY Firemen's Senatorial Scholarship U.S.W. Local 1219 Scholarship LAURNZ SWARTZ AMVETS AWARDS ROSEANNA SPIZZIRRI Valedictorian Salutatorian U3 LAURNZ A. SWARTZ Bausch and Lomb Science Award MICHELE PETROVSKY Homemaker of the Year 0 u t V LAURNZ SWARTZ Valedictorian Editor of Highlander t ROSEANNA SPIZZIRRI Salutatorian Head Majorette L LINDA FLUMMER MICHELE PETROVSKY Editors of Tartan n 9 DONALD KONCSOL Student Government President ALBERT TEUFEN Editor of Highlander CAROLE GRANCHI Head Cheerleader 144 146 EDWARD HOUSE President WILLIAM SARVER Vice-President JOSEPH SULEY CYRIL SOBEK 149 RUDOLPH J. CELIGOI, Vice-Principal EDWARD L. FLORAE Vilianova University University of Pittsburgh Bachelor of Science Master of Education Interests: Travel, Sports ROBERT R. BOWMAN DIRECTOR Thiel College Westminster College University of Michigan University of Pittsburgh Bachelor of Arts Master of Science Candidate for Doctorate Interests: Travel, Antiques, Vintage Books, Philately EUGENE G. 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