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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1969 volume:

THE EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: SENIOR EDITORS: TYPISTS: LAYOUT: FACULTY ADVISOR: Lynn Fritzius Paula Shubock Patti Zeback Susan Ontko Rhonda Zahorchak Diane Teufen Kathleen Kauffman Mr. William Chobanian Ahmad Rahim Abdullah Ray Darlene Marie Alston Dar Course: Academic-Activities: Pep Club Course: Academic Activities: Chorus. Orchestra. Pep Club. Future Nurses. Art, Spanish Club, J.A. L. ' ' 'S 1 «SI Course: Scientific Activities: Band, Chorus, Orchestra, Bowling. Office Staff, Future Nurses. Yearbook 4 Michael A. Balaschak Mike Frederick A. Baldwin Baldwin Apples Course: General Course: Academic Activities: Pep Club. Student Council Course: Academic Activities: Bowling Richard Bcre anich Rich James Louis Berkley Berk Course: Academic Activities: Football. Basketball. Spanish Club O F 5 Roy Ann Theresa Blank Rannie Daniel Michael Blasko Dago IB Course: General Activities: Yearbook. Pep Club Thomas James Bonay Tom Course: General Activities: Forbes Trail Course: Academic Charles R. Bower Chas Course: General Activities: Band, Orchestra, Art, Bowling, Pep Club, Senior Play Doran Bowser Scribby Course: General Activities: Football 6 Timothy Bridge Tim William Kenneth Bridge Bill Carolyn Lee Brugh M Course: Academic Activities: Folk Club, French Club, Chorus, Tartan, Future Nurses, Pep Club Course: General Activities: Pep Club Course: Scientific Activities: Band Roosevelt Bryant Rose Course: Academic Activities: Football. Basketball Richard A. Budol Rich Course: Scientific Activities: Band, Choir, Tartan, Orchestra. Scottsmen 7 Judith Burrclli Jeffrey J. Busko Jeff Course: Scientific Activities: Chorus, Spanish Club, Pep Club. Student Council Philip Caridi Phil Course: General Susan Carney Sue Course: Academic Activities: Office Staff, Majorette, Tartan. Chorus, Spanish Club, Pep Club, French Club, Guidance Off. Staff 8 Rebecca A. Carter Becky Arthur F. Catania Mickey Course: Commercial Activities: Bowling, Guidance Office, Pep Club. Yearbook Staff Peter J. Catonc III Columbus Course: Scientific Activities: Band. Pep Club. Spanish Club. Chess Club. Football Mgr., Orchestra Course: General Activities: Pep Club. Basketball Mgr. Barbara Jean Chismar Barb Course: Academic Activities: Librarian, Future Nurses, Senior Play Committee Anna Marie Choma Bunny Course: Scientific Activities: Pep Club. Spanish Club, Librarian, Future Nurses. Yearbook Staff. Newspaper Staff. Art. Bowling, Senior Play Committee 9 Theresa M. Choma Terry Kathleen Chubboy Kath Course: Academic Activities: Future Nurses. Pep Club, French Club Course: Academic Activities: Pep Club, Future Nurses, Librarian, Spanish Club Course: General Mary Catherine Coles Cathy Course: General Activities: Choir, Bowling Club Course: Commercial Activities: Yearbook, Librarian, Pep Club, Bowling, Folk Club 10 Kathleen Cox Kathy Catherine Crossey Cath Course: Commercial Activities: Majorette. Choir, Guidance Sec. - -v Course: Scientific Activities: Spanish Club, Bowling. Chess. Baseball. Pep Club. Golf Course: Academic Activities: Pep Club. Chorus. Senior Play Committee I Richard Csukas Chukc Mary Ann Dankovich Mar Course: General Activities: Pep Club, Art, Librarian Phillip DcRiggi Philly Course: Academic Activities: Basketball 11 Charlotte DeAngcllis Char James DcVitis Jim Course: General Activities: Pep Club, Cheer- leader. Office Staff, Guidance Secretary Gerald Dickun Dick Course: Academic Activities: Pep Club, Spanish Club Course: Academic Activities: Chorus, Art, Spanish Club, Chess, Pep Club Thomas Donovan Duke Lois Douthett Lo ■ Course: Scientific Activities: Golf Course: Academic Activities: Pep Club, Spanish Club 12 Diane Drabik Di Allan Droschak Course: General Activities: Pep Club. Art Club, Senior Play Committee XI Course: Scientific Activities: Tartan. Choir. Majorette, Guidance Secretary. Pep Club. Bonnie Lasses I r ■ ngela Dunahay Ang Agnes Marie Duray Aggie Course: Academic Activities: Future Nurses. Librarian. Senior Play Committee Robert A. Fnyeart ■ggy Course: Academic Activities: Pep Club. Art Club. Spanish Club 13 Kathleen M. Lvanchec Kath Daniel Michael Fantaski Dan ex Course: Academic Activities: Choir. Librarian, Spanish Club, Folk Club. Pep Club, Chorus, Senior Play Committee David Ferraiuolo Dave Course: Scientific Activities: Football. Baseball, Spanish Club, Chess Club, Intramurals Course: General Activities: Bowling Denise Feryak Darlene Marie Filko Dar Course: Commercial Activities: Librarian, Future Nurses. French Club, Pep Club, Senior Play Committee Course: Scientific Activities: Yearbook, Spanish Club, Chorus. Pep Club 14 Reginald Leon Flowers Reggie Lynn Ann Fritzius Lynn Course: Academic Activities. Basketball. Baseball Course: General Activities: Librarian, Chorus, Folk Club, J.A. Course: Academic Activities: Yearbook. Student Council. Tartan. French Club. Art. Pep Club. Senior Play Cheryl Flaine Gatzcy Cheryl Bruce trie Garrett Moose Course: Academic Activities: Pep Club. Intra- murals bugene Gennaccaro Gene Course: Scientific Activities: Student Council. Choir. Band, Orchestra, Chess Club, Baseball, Pep Club 15 Jacquelyn George Course: General Activities: Librarian Deborah Gerald Debbie Course: Academic Activities: Hep Play Committee Club, Course: Scientific Activities: Pep Club, Art, Office Staff, Guidance Staff, Newspaper Staff, French Club, Senior Play Committee Senior David Robert Gould Dave Course: Academic Edward J. Goyda Ed Course: Scientific Activities: Choir, Chorus, Bowling, Folk Club 16 Dale Grande Mary Beth Grandey Course: Academic Activities: Choir, Football, Yearbook, Bowling, Pep Club Course: Academic Activities: Pep Club. Newspaper Staff, Librarian I Marsha L. Gross Course: Academic Activities: Pep Club. Future Nurses. Librarian. Senior Play Committee Dennis Gyergyo Greek Course: Academic Activities: Choir. Senior Play Bernard M. Hackett Bern Course: Scientific Activities: Football. Pep Club, Band, Orchestra 17 Albert S. Harbadin Red Donald J. Hoffman Donna Jean Hlavac Sunshine Course: Academic Activities: Choir, Pep Club, Band, Future Nurses. Art. Newspaper Staff. Librarian, Guidance Staff. Orchestra Don Course: General Blaine V. Hohmann Blaine Course: Academic Activities: Art Daryl Hopson Hop Course: General Activities: Pep Club 18 Carol Ann Hopta Carol Barbara Ann Jackson Fats Course: Commercial Activities: Senior Play Committee Gilbert Lester Jackson Course: Academic Activities: Basketball Big Butch 4 Course: General Activities: Pep Club Alice E. Jeffers Al Course: General Charles Richard Johnson Chick Course: General Activities: Football. Basketball. French Club 19 Robert L. Johnson Paul Darnell Jones Kathleen Kauffman Kathy Course: Scientific Activities: Yearbook, Tartan, Spanish Club, Office, Senior Play. Pep Club Course: Academic Activities: Football. Pep Club Course: General Activities: Spanish Club Patricia Kemion Patty Course: Commercial Activities: Office Staff, Pep Club. J.A. Patti Ann Klin ing Pat i Course: Commercial Activities: Choir, Chorus, Folk Club 20 John Kocsis Gary Koryak Course: Academic Activities: Forbes Trail Susan Kovarik Sue Course: Commercial Activities: Pep Club 21 Michele Kurutz Frank Kutnansky Frank Mich Course: General Activities: Fep Club Calvin Louis Lee Crane Course: General Activities: Football. Basketball, French Club Course: Academic Activities: Art, Football. Tartan. Spanish Club. Pep Club Joyce Lesniak Course: Academic Activities: Student Council, Librarian. Office, Guidance Sec.. Spanish Club Ulysses Harold Levy ODD Course: Academic Activities: Chorus, Senior Play Committee 22 Stephen Richard Lubay Steve Dennis Magliochettc Chet Course: Academic Activities: Intramurals Course: Scientific Activities: Spanish Club Course: General Activities: Librarian. Chorus, Folk Club, J.A., Senior Play Committee Filccn Frances Mangan Suzanne Mae Masterovsky Susan Course: Academic Activities: Majorette, Librarian, Pep Club Raymond F. Matey Ray Course: Scientific Activities: Spanish Club, Art. Bowling. Golf, Pep Club 23 Diane R. Malta Sandra Marie Matthews Mary Lou Mayer Mcmie Course: Commercial Activities: Choir, Pep Club, Folk Club JoAnn McC'arron Jo V fm Course: Commercial Activities: Choir, Pep Club, Folk Club 24 Course: Academic Activities: Future Nurses- President, Librarian. Chorus Course : General Activities: Pep Club, Librarian. Folk Club Jacinta McMuldrcn Cindy Course: Scientific Activities: Student Council- President, Orchestra, Choir, Chess. Newspaper Staff. Folk Club. Senior Play Michael Mehalik Mike Course: Scientific Activities: Chess, Pep Club Alfred Cariton Merritt Fred Course: Academic Activities: Band, Orchestra. Chorus, French Club 25 Ih lllMs .IV Iff Course: Academic Activities: Art, Tartan, Chess. Pep Club, Spanish Club, Senior Play Committee Patrick Mohan Pat Course: Scientific Activities: Student Council, Football, Chess, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Senior Play Committee Rosalind Moore Roz Course: Academic Activities: Senior Play, Pep Club. French Club 26 Albert M. Muner Al Barbara Jean Murphy B. J. Course: Academic Activities: Art, Pep Qub Course: Academic Activities: Pep Club, Librarian. Future Nurses, Spanish, Folk Club rifl Course: Scientific Activities: Art, J.A.. Guidance Sec., Newspaper. Pep Club. Librarian Judith Murtland Judi Course: Academic Activities: Student Council, Head Majorette, Choir, French Club, Art, Orchestra, Pep Club Course: General Activities: Art, Pep Club, Intramurals 27 Course: Academic Activities: Art, Spanish Club, Chess Club, Pep Club. Senior Play Committee Course: Commercial Activities: Pep Club. Yearbook Staff. Office Staff. Play Usherette William F. Novotnak Bill Course : General Activities: Football. French Club • m Course: Scientific Activities: Art. Newspaper Staff, French Club, Office Staff. Chess Club, Senior Play 28 Dewitt E. Oliver Adrienne A. Under Course: Academic Activities: Fep Club, Future Nurses. Yearbook. Library. Art, Folk, Junior Achievement Course: Academic Activities: Basketball, Baseball Course: Commercial Activities: Pep Club Arlene Ondovchik Paula Ondrey Course: Academic Activities: Chorus, Pep Club Susan Mac Ontko Sue Course: Commercial Activities: Pep Club. Student Council. Yearbook, Guidance Office 29 LaVerie M. Parsec Bummy Nicholina Pascu i Nicka Janice M. Pegdan Jan Course: Academic Activities: Yearbook Staff. Spanish Club, Pep Club. Senior Play Vv fl V Course: Academic Activities: Pep Club. Cheer- leader, Office Staff, Chorus. Choir, Spanish Club Course: General Activities: Pep Club Christine E. Pernick Chris Course: Commercial Activities: Future Nurses, Pep Club, Office Staff Mary Louise Pcsto Lou i V Course: Academic Activities: Pep Club, Guidance Staff, Librarian 30 James A. Pc l rusk a Diamond Diana F. Philipanic Di Course: Scientific Activities: Student Golf. Intramurals Council. Gloria Jean Polachek Glo Course: General Activities: Jr. Achievement, Bowling Course: Scientific Activities: Librarian. Spanish Club. Pep Club. Future Nurses, Folk Club, Yearbook Staff, Senior Play Committee Bernard Polinski Bemie Carol Poulos Carol Course: Commercial Activities: Majorette. News- paper Staff. Office Staff, Pep Club 31 Barbara Ann Reno William James Ridenour Course: Academic Activities: Spanish Club, Pep Club Regis Riley Rege Course: General Activities: Intramurals Course: Scientific Activities: Student Council, Yearbook, Tartan, Football, Choir, Pep Club, Chess Club, Senior Play Richard Paul Sabol Rich Course: Scientific Activities: Choir, Orchestra, Band, Folk Club, Pep Club, Baseball Patricia Ann Scott Patty Course: Academic Activities: Future Nurses, Spanish Club. Librarian, Pep Club 32 Sandra Ann Sepesy Seps Course: Scientific Activities: Future Nurses, Office Staff, Spanish Club, Librarian, Pep Club, Tartan Course: General Thomas Scstak Taks Course: General Activities: Spanish Club. Intramurals. Pep Club 1 J ohn Sharp Junior Victoria Shephard Vicki Course: Academic Activities: Band. Majorette, Choir, Tartan, French Club, Art, Guidance Sec., Pep Club, Orchestra, Folk Club, Senior Play Director Charles Adam Sherer Charlie Course: Scientific Activities: Choir. Folk Club. Tartan, Intramurals, Senior Play 33 Paula Marie Shu bock Paul Carol J. Shusteric Carol Course: Scientific Activities: Student Council, Yearbook, Band, Choir, Art, Folk Club, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Orchestra, Senior Play GS Komrad Course: Academic Activities: Bowling. Art, Pep Club, Chess Club. Baseball, Intramurals Course: Academic Activities: Choir. Folk Club, Spanish Club. Pep Club, Senior Play Committee Lorraine Sobek L Course: Commercial Activities: Librarian. Office Staff. Choir, Pep Club Robert Andrew Sobek Bob Course: Academic Activities: Choir, French Club, Pep Club, Intramurals 34 Course: Commercial Activities: Guidance Office Secretary Course: Scientific Activities: Pep Club. Art, Intra-murals Course: Scientific Activities: Tartan, Choir, Art, Pep Club, Librarian. Chorus, Yearbook, Spanish Club. Senior Play Committee Kathleen Marie Stefko-Stef Samuel Stiles Sam Course: Academic Activities: Art, Intramurals Alan Joseph Stofko Big Al Course: Scientific Activities: French Club, Pep Club, Tartan. Intramurals, Senior Play 35 Deborah Joanne Style Debbie Course: Scientific Activities: Yearbook, Future Nurses, Band, Orchestra, Choir. Pep Club. Senior Play Committee Deborah Suprak Suppy Course: General Marlene Rene Svantner Mar Course: Commercial Activities: Yearbook, Pep Club Richard James Sweeney Rich Course: Academic Activities: Tartan, French Club, Choir. Spanish Club, Folk Club. Chorus 36 ope Course: Scientific Activities: Band, Choir, Or- chestra, Folk Club, Spanish Club Course: Scientific Activities: Head Cheerleader, Choir, Yearbook, Guidance Sec., Hep Club Ronald I liomas John lorbith 37 James Trifanoff Carol t ram Course: General Activities: Bowling, Hep Oub Course: Academic Activities: Bowling, Guidance Staff. Spanish Club, Art, Pep Club. Office Staff Mooney Course: Academic Activities: Bowling. Pep Club, Baseball Alice Ann Wagner Al Gary M. Walter George 38 James F. Wargo Jim Cardie Watkins Course: Academic Activities: Band. Choir. Or- chestra. Chorus, Basketball Mgr. Carlton Williams Carl Course: General Activities: Football. Basketball Kim G. Winwood Kimba Course: Academic Activities: Pep Club. Spanish Club. Chorus Leonora R. Wise Lee Course: Academic Activities: Yearbook Staff, Newspaper Staff. Chorus. Bowling, Pep Club % 39 Mark Anthony Yanovich Kid Joseph P. Yonika Joe Rhonda A. Zahorchak Course: Commercial Activities: Pep Club. Yearbook Staff. Office Staff. Hay Usherette Michael Zawasky Vinnie Course: General Activities: Baseball Janet Marie Zdrojkowski Jan Course: Commercial Activities: Library Staff, Office Staff. Pep Club 40 Course: Commercial Activities: Pep Club, Office Staff, Yearbook Staff, Flay Usherette Course: Academic Activities: Majorette. Spanish Club. Guidance Staff, Li brarian, Fep Club Course: General Activities: Librarian Frances A. Zidanic Fran William J. Zigarovich Course: Academic Activities: Football. Baseball. Fep Club, Student Council, Senior Play Committee Stephen Zilko Snuffy Course: Scientific Activities: Basketball, Fep Club. Student Council 41 James Roberta Beverly Lightfoot Course: General PICTURES MISSING: Course: Academic Activities: Chorus. Art Club. Future Nurses Cynthia Barkley Leonard Jackson HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES top to bottom: Karen Ward. Maxine Jurezak, Dale Cromling, Don Fruhwald, Kathleen Meyers. Charlene Sloan. ROOM I Rose Andelmo Michael Arendash Michael Babyak Ronald Baklarz Frank Belinsky Norman Benning Cathy Biehl Andrew Bodnar Elizabeth Bodnar Nina Bonacci Linda Brannagan Thomas Brannagan Linda Brison Virginia Brown Joanne Bruno Robert Byerly Charlene Carter Robert Caterall Maria Cirincione Gloria Clark James Cook 44 Donald Corbett Joseph Costello Dale Cromling Robert Csukas Carl Davis Luana Davis Susan Day Charles DeAngellis Doreen DeRiggi ROOM 5 Margaret Dadar Robert Donovan Catherine Droske John Duray William Elkin Marietta Fish James Florence Alan Flummer Donald Fruhwald Richard Gayla Mark Gefert Kathy Golofsky Robert Gottron Marie Gould George Grdunac Gary Green Edith Greer Wendy Holloran Anderson Harris Mark Heider Margaret Heilman Denise Heinack John Hejnosz Mary Jo Helsel Beverly Henry Lynne Hensel Donnie Hicks Mary Jo Hlasnick ROOM I I Douglas Homer Denton Hunter Richard Janik Margaret Jordan Richard Joschak 45 Maxine Jurczak Stephen Jurinko Kuth Ann Kerr Nicholas Kleissas James Knaresborough Helen Koncerak Barry Kopko Frank Kranik Donna Kubicko Joseph Lewis Jerry Liptak Theresa Luczak Gloria Lukctich David McCarrison Daniel McConnell Anna Marie McMuldren Wayne McQuade Doris Mackson Diana Mangan William Mangan Kathleen Mantia Gwen Marshall Kenneth Marzec Charles Massey Terrance Murtaza ROOM 13 Elaine Mastilak Kathy Meyers Charles Miller Joseph Miller Roberta Milligan Mary Lee Mitchell Kenneth Moore Susan Moroz Kenneth Mrazik Nelson Musgrave John Navaro Robert Nixdorf Andrew Novotny Mary Ocel Daniel Ofchinick Evon Oliver Janet Ozimok 46 47 Robert Patterson Dennis Petrovay Mary Petruska Carolyn Pridmore Margaret Prosser Lloyd Quick Jo Consuelo Quimpo Paul Ray Janice Regan Coreen Reno Jacquelyn Rice William Riley ROOM 16 Debbie Blasko Dennis Ritz William Roland Karen Russel William Safran Beverly Saunders Jordan Scarpino Ernest Scavincky Martin Schrock Richard Seigfreid Phillip Shusteric Joseph Simak Raymond Skelnar Andrea Skowronski Charlene Sloan David Smirga Ronald Smolak Linda Spizzirri Leonard Spudich Alice Stein LaVerne Stevens Retta Stewart Robert Stough Mary Kay Styk James Suley Debbie Sullivan Loretta Suppa PHYSICS Emil Telli Debra Thomas Dorsey Thomas Willie Thomas Judith Thompson Cheryl Timko Dennis Tkacs Helen Tomasic Donna Torbich Ruth Ann Uphoff Linda Urey Richard Vargesko Robert Vestovich Marie Vincunas Kenneth Wagner Sandra Wanstreet Karen Ward Francis Waszkiewicz 48 Richard Weaver Darlene Weschitz Laura Wessel Adrian Williams Debbie Williams James Williams Arlener Wynn Denise Wypych Gary Yanowitch Dennis Zawasky 49 HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES from top to bottom: William Pekarcik, Mark Vargo. Joann Corletti. Roberta Ousley, Linda Malus, Margaret Kauffman. Sophomores Class of '7 ROOM 6 Sheila Adams Bruce Ankney Darlene Balaschak Robert Barnum George Becraft Katherine Belinsky James Biehl Robert Blank William Bohin Beverly Borgoyn David Borgoyn Roy Bost Thomas Bridge Georgette Bruno Ralph Burrelli Mary Castro Donald Chismar Michael Choma Geneva Clark Lawrence Connelly Jacquelyn Cook Joann Corletti Deborah Crnkovic Wilburn Cromer 50 Kevin Culligan Victoria Day Henry Dayton James DiBcrnardo ROOM 9 Deborah Dinda Jeffrey Donato Francis D’Urso Ronald Emery William Estep Cheryl Evanega Michael Evango Donald Exum Michael Fedor Vincent Fertal Thomas Fetsick Joann Filippone William Flowers Paul Gamrat Dean Garritano Stephen Gasper Ernest Gennaccaro Roxanne George Gary Geragi Karen Hammill Anita Harrison Janice Havrilla Mary Jo Hitchins Diane Irvin Linda Jackson Marie Jones Rebecca Kamenic Margaret Laiffman Kathleen Kerns Linda Knight Felicia Kosarek Timothy Murtaza ROOM 12 Nick Golia Gary Granchai Lawrence Guthridge Edward Haberle Stephen Hajek Michael Haraburda David Homer Lynn Horvath David Janocko Alex Johnson Thomas Johnson Robert Jones 51 George Joschak Kenneth Kasprisin Kimberly Kovarik Charlotte Kramer Ellen Krivda Dorothy Leddon Carol Leech Frances Lehman Sharon Libengood Frances Licina Jerrilyn Lyons Mary McDonough Sandra Me Lane Linda Malus Pamela Matey Michele Meklas Marilyn Mikitka Jean Nicholls Beverly Parsee ROOM 14 Robert Kerr Charles King Alan Krohe Ronald Kutnansky Carl Levy Paul Luketich Elliot McMillan John Macevoy Andrew Marko Robert Mastay Thomas Matta Richard Matvia Larry Mayer Thomas Mikula Larry Mistick Adelaide Mizla Marion Mohan Arlene Moore Keith Moore James Moscovics Debbie Mycka Shirley Napolitan Cynthia Novotny Annette Ogrodnik Diane Ondovchik Roberta Ousley Robin Paul Judith Pegdan Donna Pekar 52 Frances Piermani Carol Probst Marilyn Puhala ROOM 15 David Muner William Nedel William Pekarcik Frederick Pridmore Patty Ragan Karen Keichert Guy Ricci Connie Rice Karen Robare Christine Roman Wayne Ronallo Kenneth Rothrauff Harold Rutter Carol Sabol Debra Sacramento Renee Sandor Daryl Saunders Jeanne Scarpone Beth Ann Scavincky Connie Sestak Sandra Silbough Rebecca Skoronski William Skvarla Lenora Smith Peggy Stell Norman Stiles Daniel Sulkowski Roberta Suppa Paul Sylves Ronald Szczygiel BIOLOGY Darla Swope Monica Taylor Jeanette Thomas Cynthia Timko Ronald Tkack William Torbich Sarah Tronsberg Charise Vargay Mark Vargo Barbara Vasko Richard Wagner Ray Waszkiewicz Patricia Weigold Gary Wenning Lorraine Wiehagen 53 Claire Williams Jesse Williams William Wynn Joseph Yanovich Ronald Yasofsky Deborah Zajdel Geraldine Zetkulic Max Zidanic Robert Zinsmeister Adrienne Zoltak 54 Class of '72 HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES from top to bottom: Michael Prodan, James Crossey. Deborah Eerraiuolo, Jane Stanck. NOT PICTURED: Adrienne Torbich. Lori Kapcin. ROOM 2 Karen Alimonli Dale Ankney John Banovski Deborah Barbanno Nora Barbusio John Belinski Alvin Berkley Jack Biehl Bruce Blednick Debbie Bonacci Charles Braill Diane Braill William Bridge Faith Buchner Karen Burkhardt Deborah Busko James Catone Louis Cecere Walter Ctmmar Michele Chirmar Barbara Cole Deborah Coleman Jacqueline Coleman Maureen Conley James Connelly Renee Corbin Dale Cornelius Particia Costello James Crosse Darlene Curran Michele Day K at deanj Dennis Antonio Nkotetli ROOM 4 Daryl Barkley Estella Delaney Debra Delozier Cheryl Devay Michael Dobrinich John Dolinar Donald Downey Michael Droske John Droznenk Charles Emery Debra Estep Mary Estep Kimberly Eazio Deborah Perraiuolo Marlene Prank Gary Gay Jan Gefcrt Elizabeth Gentry Barbara Gottron Regina Gray Eileen Hackett Daniel Halloran Patrick Hankmson Lynn Harris Jerome Hatok Anthony Hcjnosz Jack Hebei Kerry Heider David Herd Vanton Hicks Raymond Hitchins Kenneth Hoffman Delina Hohman Janet Hopta John Hopta Larry Jones Robert Junnko ROOM 19 Diane Lee Pitncia Payne Antoinette Petitti James Polacek Debbie Polinski Lee Prosser Gerald Pysk John Ralica Kurt Raganchik Larry Randall Kathy Reichert 57 Debra Reno Alan Reynolds Donna Ricci Elizabeth Richards Brenda Rice Timothy Ritz Frank Rogel Marlene Roland Armond Ruffolo Edward Rupinski Janet Russell Frank Sacramento Rita Scavincky Michele Sivak Joseph Skinta Ronald Sklenar Sharon Smolak Debra Speece Jane Stanck Susan Sudey Mary Ann Summers Delino Thomas ROOM 17 Shirley Miller Ronald Sklenar Robert Speece Ale Spencer Jerry Stephenson Brian Stofko Bruce Stofko Jerry Taylor Unda Teasdale Charles Telli Beverly Thomas Dolores Thomas Donna Jean Thomas Juanita Thomas Collins Thompson Kathleen Thompson Arietta Tinsley Janet Tomko Joseph Toney Adrienne Torbich Diana Trifanoff Terry Trifanoff Guerlene Turner Michael Ufnar Timothy Vargo David Wagner Mildred Welsh Robert Whyel Jennifer Williams Rosetta Williams Lucille Yonika Donald Zctkulic 58 James Zona ROOM 20 Charlene Hunsicker Dolores Jackson Doris Jackson Virdell Johnson Christine Kalmski Linda Kanchy Lori Kapcin Manlyn Kems Darryl King La mo n I King Dennis Kitchen Alfred Kmetz Wanda Knight Charles Koch James Kocsis Kathleen Kosarek John Kostelnik Anthony Kostyak Janet Kramer Joanne Kranik Leah Kresich Edward Kristofik David Kubicko Dennis Kurutz Rhonda Lacey Theresa Larson Ronald Leach Elaine Lewis Richard Licina Donna Luketich Dante Mack Kathy Main Larry Malus David Mapp Martin Matta Robert Matvya Joseph Meyers ROOM 18 Betty Mance Cynthia Marton Matthew Matvia Gay Mayer Patricia McCarron Vanessa McCauley Unda McConvillc Debra McDonough Dianna McGreevy Marian McMuldren Kevin McNulty Rudy Meighan Thomas Merkel William Milko Betty Moore Nancy Mulligan 59 Jacqueline Nebel John Nedel Linda Nicholas John Novotny Joseph Ocel Maine Ofchinick Richard Olshcfski Edward Ondcr Edward Overby Valerie Overby Jerome Parsec Anthony Patrizio Norma Paul Grace Paqlicek Richard Pfoff Michael Prodan 60 61 The extracurricular activities, performed by the students at Scott High throughout the school year, are one of the major factors of success in any school program. All of these activities, ranging from athletics to music, require hard work and determination on the part of the students. The action revolved around the gridiron, in the gym, out on the golf links, or on the baseball diamond. While the athletes supplied the action, the members of the band, the majorettes, the cheerleaders and the pep club supplied the team with spirit and the fans with entertainment. Special events such as the Snowball, the Spring Concert, and Commencement gave the musically inclined and the artistically inclined of the Art Club a chance to show their ability. These events climaxed a year of hard work and preparation for members of the chorus, choir, and Orchestra. The foreign language students participated in the French and Spanish Clubs. The editions of the TARTAN and HIGHLANDER gave the students a chance to express themselves freely. The members of the HIGHLANDER Staff would like to extend our thanks to those students who participated in these events which helped to make Scott a better school. 63 TOP ROW- R Burelli, B. Zigarovich, P. Mohan, D. Cromling, D. Hunter, E. Gennaccaro, W. Thomas, S. Zilko, H. McDowell, W. Ridenour. E. Gennaccaro. SECOND ROW: M. Jurczak. L. King, D. Fruhwald. W. Elkin, W. Pekarcik, K. Ward, J. Corletti. R. Dennis. R. Ousley, M. Taylor. L. Fritzius. K. Meyers. THIRD ROW: P. Stell. L. Malus. A. Torbich, B. Thomas. D. Ferraiuolo, L. Kapcin, M. Prodan. R. Rogel, J. Crossey. M. Balaschak, M. Vargo, FOURTH ROW: R. Hitchens. L. McConville. C. Sloan. C- Rice, L. Davis. S. Ontko. M. Kauffman, P. Shubock. J. Burelli, D. Napolitan, G. Granchai. The 1968-69 Student Council was headed by Community President Herbert McDowell, with the able assistance of Stephen Zilko vice-president, Paula Shubock, secretary, and Lynn Fritziua, treasurer. They and the other members supervised various campaigns and events, such as the Harvest and Spring Dances, the skating party, the Snowball and the Prom. This year’s Council was perhaps the first to introduce the interests of the entire student body, and was rewarded with an extremely profitable year. 64 65 BACK ROW H. Levy, J. Regan, M. Andraschik, K. Ward, E. Gennaccaro, E. Scavinsky P. Mohan, B. Ridenour, D. Fruhwald, R. Emery, D. Philipanec, A. Onder. D. Williams, S. Wanstreet THIRD ROW - J. Murtland, L. Spizzirri, N. Kleissas, L. Wesscl, C. Biehl, E. Greer, K. Robarc, A. Choma, B. Carter. M. Nebcl. P. Zeback, L. Eritzius. M. Taylor, J. Pegdan, D. Kubicko. F. Kosarek - SECOND ROW Mr. Chobanian. D. Filko, D. Sacramento. S. Napolitan. M. Fish, D. DeRiggi, C. Rice. L. Bullock. M. Svantncr. M. Coulter. D. Weschitz. E. Mastilak. M. Cirincionc, M. Hlasnick -FRONT ROW - J. Thompson, J. Filipone, L. Wise, D. Styk, D. Teufen, M. Jones, R. Zahorchak, S. Ontko, P. Shubock, J. Bruno, S. Moroz, G. Granchai. The 1968 69 Highlander Staff included all the grades in its producing team. Committees were formed with seniors as heads, and a noon schedule was planned to give everyone a chance to participate in the production. The yearbook staff had a very successful Christmas wrapping paper campaign, due in large part to the inclusion of sophomores and freshmen. The magazine sale also added necessary funds, as did a license plate sale and a roller skating party. We wish to thank Mr. Chobanian for his wonderful job as organizer, business committee manager, and advisor to the editors, the photographers and the committee heads. 66 67 68 BACK ROW - F. Kranik, R. Sweeney, H. McDowell, R. Budol, C. Shercr, A. Stofko, F. Kutnansky, E. Scavinsky - MIDDLE ROW - V. Shephard A. Dunahay, L. Smith, K. Stefko, K. Kauffmann, M. Gross. C. Bichl, E. Greer. D. Swope - FRONT ROW A. Ogrodnik L. Wise C Brueh R Andelmo, R. Kerr. A. Wynn, P. Shubock, A. Ogrodnik. STANDING - A. Ogrodnik, D. Swope - SEATED - C. Biehl, A. Ogrodnik. The Tartan, student body newspaper, had a particu-larly profitable year under the supervision of Faculty Advisor Clarence Petro and Editor-in-Chief Andrea Ogrodnik. Hundreds of subscriptions were sold at a rate of seventy-five cents, these funds were supplemented by the sale of game programs and the operation of a lunch time concession stand. This year along with regular features many controversial articles appeared concerning neighborhood problems. An interview was conducted with Pennsylvania Senator Clark, a University of Pittsburgh seminarion, journalism was attended, and a number of current movies were reviewed. The year was climaxed with a third place award in a competition for school newspapers sponsored by the University of Pittsburgh. Members of the staff received pins for their dedication and hard work. 69 FUTURE NURSES CLUB The Future Nurses’ Club brings together students interested in nursing and health careers, in order that they might share their interests, explore opportunities and requirements in the various Fields, grow as individuals by working together, and learn about community life in which they will soon participate as informed citizens. This year under the guidance of Miss Fisher, faculty advisor, and Patty McConnell, president, the club was able to tour several local hospitals. TOP ROW: J. Rice, A. Choma. C. Rice. A. Duray, A. Onder, C. Timko. D. Swope. M. Andraschik, T. Choma. D. Philipanec. D. Hlavac. C. Williams, C. Brugh. ROW 2: C. Novotny. D. Weschitz, D. Mangan. S. Silbaugh, K. Hammill. M. Puhala. D. Zajdel. D. Thomas. D. Torbich. D. Kubicko. E. Mastilak. ROW 3: M. Hlasnick. L. Jackson. C. Pernick. C. Sabol. J. Cook. S. Adams. L. Knight. D. Styk, D. Austin. M. Mikitka. D. Balaschak, FRONT ROW: K. Golofski, D. Mackson. B. Chismar, P. McConnell. P. Scott. D. Feryak. M. Grandey. L. Stevens. A. Wynn, P. Heilman. 70 TOP ROW: R. Matey, R. Vargesko, J. Lewis, B. Safran, F. Kranik, B. Roland, F. Kutnansky, D. Janocko, K. Smolak, M. Milligan, J. Moscovics, ROW 2: J. Dickun, G. Grudnac, C. Miller. A. Muner. J. Nase, B. Enyeart, R. Strang, D. Miller, D. McCarrison. A. Droschak. ROW 3: J. Murtland, D. Kubicko, K. Stefko, D. Chismar, P. George. A. Ogrodnik, A. Onder. D. McConnell. M. Hlasnick, E. Comer, N. Pesante. BOTTOM ROW: J. Filippone, M. Fish, D. DeRiggi, R. Emery, C. Biehl. P. Matey, P. Shubock, S. Napolitan, K. Belinsky. The Art Department continued in its practice of utilizing art to stimulate the creative capacity of students. Areas providing the “vocabulary” for creative statements included drawing, aqua-media and oil painting, graphics, analytic and synthetic sculpture, ceramics, and experimental synthetic media. Art students, via the Art Club, added to their individual feats by transforming ordinary backgrounds into beautiful, unique, and admirable settings for the various seasonal programs, the senior play, educational and social activities. The Spot light on the Artist feature, sharing art student achievements in exhibition for non-art students, radiated numerous professional facets of promising young artists. The Art Club began an additional recognition for artistic accomplishment this year. It initiated an award for the student making the greatest contribution to Art and to Scott High by way of art. Selection was made by art club members who represent a valid cross-section of the entire student body. It is hoped that this award will become an annual event and that it will maintain the high standard set forth in this years criteria for selection. 71 TOP ROW: B. Strang, R. Joschak. R. Matey, R. Baklarz.'S. Lubay. F. Kutnansky, G. Green. D. Fantaski, J. Miller, M. Gefert. D. Janocko, J. Scarpino. M. Heider, A. Harris, J. Busko. ROW 2: D. Exum, M. Milligan, K. Ward. J. Nase, D. Miller. R. Burrelli. P. Catone. P. Shusteric, D. Swope, S. Timko, B. Pekarcik, J. DiBernardo. ROW 3: J. Uonika.G. Geragi, K. Kasprisin, D. Fruhwald, M. Choma, B. Gottron, K. Winwood, F. D’Urso, R. Janik, M. Arcndash, G. Dickun, L. Spudich, J. Simak, J. Liptak. ROW 4: P. Scott, C. Shusteric, L. Mayer, G. Marshall, D. Homer. S. Hajek, R. Emery, B. Kamenic, B. Borgoyn, E. Gennaccaro, K. Evanchec, P. Jordan. ROW 5: C. Biehl, E. Greer, D. Torbich, D. Kubicko, R. Milligan. A. McMuldren, M. Cirincione, H. Koncerak, C. Novotny, B. Skronski, M. Puhala. L. Urey. R. Zezza, L. Spizzirri. ROW 6: M. Fish, J. Burrelli, F. Kosarek, G. Clark, C. DeAngellis, J. Biehl. C. Massey. D. Hicks, C. Pridmore, C. Uram, D. Filko, M. Mitchell. BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Duska, J. Nicholls, J. Thompson, J. Granchai, S. Evanegb, J. Donato, B. Zinsmeister, M. Hitchins, L. Douthett, L. Helsel. M. Mikitka, A. Wynn. El Club Espanol had approximately 100 members and was sponsored by Mrs. Duska. It was organized to further comprehension of the Spanish people and civilization; therefore, meetings were educational as well as social. The Christmas fiesta, highlighted by the breaking of the traditional pinata, was the largest of the year’s events. cLub 72 TOP ROW: R. Seigfreid. B. Sobek. J. Lewis, B. Novotnak. F. Kranik, C. Lee. A. Johnson, C. Johnson, K. Moore. B. Roland, B. Safran, R. Nixdorf, R. Tucker, J. Macevoy, L. Connelly. ROW 2: R. Dennis, J. Costello, D. McConnell. R. Matvia. L. Guthridge, A. Merrit, D. Muner. R. Vargesko, D. McCarrison, D. Homer, R. Johnson. E. Comer. B. Jones. R. Moore. ROW 3: C. Lee, S. Silbaugh. A. Ogrodnik, D. Williams. L. Wessel, S. Wanstreet, B. Vasko, R. Sandor, A. Stein. J. Regan. T. Luczak, A. Orgodnik, R. George, D. Ritz. ROW 4: Miss Kirk, R. Robare, W. Elkin, N. Golia, D. Ondovchik, R. Libengood, K. Mantia, L. Quick, D. DeRiggi. C. Leech. J. Thomas. D. Garritano, R. Kerr. N. Bonacci, T. Mikula. The French Club, by providing students of the language with enjoyable, related activities, enlivens the study of French. The group met monthly, in organized committees, to prepare J W programs of interest to other students. The Christmas party of A December nineteenth was the most important event of the year. © i u. 73 TOP ROW: B. Carter. P. George. D. Drabik. A. Dunahay, M. Pesto, H. Spencer. V. Shephard, J. Lesniak. ROW 2: K. Cox, J. Murtland, R. Zezza, K. Kauffman, S. Ontko. FRONT ROW: A. Williams. P. Shubock. D. Teufen, C. Uram. TOP ROW: K. Kauffman. P. George, M. Andraschik. C. Poulos, D. Drabik, P. Zeback, S. Matthews, S. Sepesy, S. Carney. P. Kern ion, L. Fritzius, M. Nebel. Mrs. Guerrieri. FRONT ROW: L. Sobek, K. Belinsky, D. Napolitan. N. Pascuzzi, C. Pemick, C. DeAngellis, R. Zahorchak. C. Uram, J. Bruno. 74 i BACK ROW: G. Reese. J. Cain, E. Mangan. S. Hajek. 2nd ROW: A. McMuldren, M. Mohan. A. Onder. G. Polacek. C. Williams. FRONT ROW: D. Mangan. L. Wiehegen, D. Ondovchik. C. Catzey. mm TOP ROW': M. Helsel. A. Onder. P. Scott, C. McMuldren, D. Crnkovic, K. Kovarik, D. Blasko, M. Pesto, E. Mangan. M. Jurczak. J. Regan. S. Wanstreet. C. Marton, J. Scarpone. T. Choma, M. Gross. A. Duray. K. Meyers. 2nd ROW: D. Coleman. M. Styk, K. Stefko, C. Biehl. C. Rice. D. Dinda, D. Ferrauiolo, L. Suppa4 N. Pesante, J. Murtland. C. Williams. L. Wessel, A. Choma. R. Zezza, H. Koncerak, J. Rice. 3rd ROW: D. Hohman, J. Hopta, R. Kerr, M. Cirincione. M. Kurutz, M. Hlasnick, C. Novotny, R. Suppa, M. Dankovich. B. Scavinsky, A. Stein. E. Mastilak, C. Gatzey. 4th ROW: S. Masterovsky, D. Busko. P. McConnell. K. Fazio, S. Adams. M. Castro, D. Ondovchik, F. Lehman, D. Feryak, F. Zidanic, D. Trifanoff. K. Reichert. C. Devay. FRONT ROW: K. Golofsky, J. Thompson, M. Roland. M. Coulter, B. Chismar. M. Grandey, J. Zdrojkowsky. L. Kanchy. D. Mackson, B. Moore, A. Tinsley. 75 TOP ROW: J. Macevoy, J. Busko, R. Matey. B. Ridenour. J. Nase. S. Jurinko, F. Kranik. P. Mohan. G. Green, K. Smolak, R. Csukas, E. Gennaccaro. G. Gennaccaro, R. Vestovich, C. Miller. 2nd ROW: I). Ritz, F. Durso, A. Novotny, D. Exum, R. Janik, B. Borgoyn, A. Zoltak. J. Corlctti, D. Swope. T. Fetsick, L. Mistick, L. Mayer, G. Dickun, K. Moore. 3rd ROW: D. Fruhwald, L. Wessel, A. Ogrodnik, K. Kasprisin, T. Johnson, E. Scavinsky, M. Fedor, M. Choma. M. Taylor, D. Williams. M. Vargo. B. Kamenic. 4th ROW: J. Donato, D. Dinda, S. Silbaugh, R. Milligan, M. Mehalik. R. Tkach. M. Hlasnick, N. Kleissas, D. Biehl, D. Kubicko, N. Pesante, R. Zinsmeister. BOTTOM ROW: T. Mikula, D. Balaschak, J. Yanovich. L. Knight, B. Mastay. F. Kosarek, M. Fish, J. Nichols, J. Thompson. TOP ROW: B. Csukas, J. Trifanoff, J. Busko, K. Smolak, F. Baldwin, M. Vasko, R. Smolak, R. Csukas, D. Grande. M. Arendash. 2nd ROW: Mr. Olsen. C. Novotny, B. Carter. M. Andraschik. G. Grdunac, A. Muner, L. Mistick, J. Regan, S. Wanstreet, D. Torbich. BOTTOM ROW: J. Thompson. M. McMuldren, G. Polachek, C. Coles, C. Uram, L. Wise, B. Mastay, D. Ferraiuolo, N. Bonacci. M. Frank. 76 77 78 TOP ROW: D. Janocko, C. Shusteric. S. Timko, D Gyergo, B. Kopko, A. Harris. M. Gefert, E. Goyda, R Sweeney. W. Ridenour, H. McDowell, B. Skvarla. R Burrelli, E. Gennaccaro. ROW 2: K. Evanchec. K Mantia, L. Wessel, K. Stefko, L. Mayer, E. Gennaccaro D. Grande, R. Sabol, M. Choma, A. Zoltak, B. Borgony D. Swope. G. Marshall. K. Ward. ROW 3: D. Hlavac. D Slyk. J McCarron. A. Thomas, M. Styk, L. Urey. R Budol. M. Schrock.C. Scherer. G. Joschak, V. Shephard D. Napolitan, R. Kamenic, E. Oliver, R. Milligan. J Filipponc. BOTTOM ROW: K. Coles. D. DeRiggi. S Napolitan. R. Uphoff, D. Teufen, M. Tkach. D. Hicks W. Elkin, J. Biehl, J. Donato. A. Dunahay, D. Drabik. P Shubock, V. Brown. 79 TOP ROW: C. Bower, A. Ogrodnik, J. Regan, V. Brown, M. Cirincione, B. Borgoyn, L. Mayer. SECOND ROW: A. Dunahay. D. Styk, C. Leech. F. Buehner. M. Connelly. N. Paul. A. Torbich, P. Shu bock, L. Spizzirri. THIRD ROW: S. Carney. R. Budol, S. Wanstreet, D. Sullivan, M. J. Andraschik, E. Oliver, J. Ratica. B. Kamenic, S. Silbaugh. L. Urey. FOURTH ROW: C. Poulos, A. Merritt. D. Homer, B. Bridge. D. Homer. L. King. K. Marzec. L. Spudich. FIFTH ROW: K. Cox, E. Gennaccaro. M. C. Styk. B. Saunders, K. Robare, A. Zoltak, K. Ward. SIXTH ROW: V. Shephard. H. McDowell. E. Gennaccaro, N. Musgrave, A. Novotny, G. Marshall, M. Puhala. SEVENTH ROW: R. Zezza, C. Swope, C. Williams, J. Ocel, R. Sabol, F. Piermani, S. Hajek. BOTTOM ROW: S. Materovsky, D. Napolitan, A. Williams, G. Luketich. The Scott High Marching Band, under the direction of Mrs. Ardith McCloy, initiated the school year by preparing for the football season, which involved the home games plus a trip to Donora. The band started working on music for the Christmas assembly which was followed by the Annual Spring Music Festival on April 18, 1969. The band concluded the school year by marching in the Memorial Day Parade and the North Braddock Fireman’s Parade. This year Scott had two outstanding representatives in the Carnegie Mellon P.M.E.A. Honors Band, which is a select group of musicians from Western Pennsylvania. Chosen from Scott High were Vicki Shephard and Herb McDowell. Herb was also selected for the District IV P.M.E.A. Band and the Regional State Band at Ellwood City. We extend our sincere thanks to Mrs. McCloy and members of our band for a fine job. 80 81 BACK ROW: A. Dunahay, S. Carney, R. Zezza, V. Shepherd. D. Napolitan, S. Masterovsky, K. Cox, C. Poulos, K. Ward. FRONT ROW: A. Williams, L. Urey. L. Spizzirri. G. Luketich Under the direction of Head Majorette Diane Napolitan, the majorette routines were well-planned for half-time entertainment during football season. They performed under the lights to such popular songs as “Give My Regards to Broadway”, “Man of La Manche”, “Carmen”, “Coin’ Out of My Head”, etc. Diane, along with co-head Carol Poulos, brought back from camp several new ideas for the half-time entertainment. Tedious hours were spent in teaching the majorettes their various routines in preparation for the half-time shows. We would like to extend our appreciation to the majorettes for their whole hearted participation at the football games and pep rallies. The girls also marched in local parades such as the Fireman’s Parade, the Kennywood Fall Fantasy, and the annual Memorial Day Parade. Congratulations to the 1968-1969 majorettes for a job well done. 82 Susan Carney Kathy Cox Angela Dunahay TOP ROW: M. Kauffman, D. Teufen, D. Drabik. T. Luczak. BOTTOM ROW: L. Davis. N. Pascuzzi. R. Uphoff, C. DeAngcllis Attired in their new plaid culotte uniforms the 1968 69 cheerleaders completed another successful season. Their pep and vitality helped to increase the enthusiasm at pep rallies and games. Under head cheerleader Diane Teufen, and co-head Diane Drabik. the girls began practicing in the early months of summer and continued practicing into the school year to protect their cheers. Many of these cheers were old favorites, but there were also many new cheers. Some of the new cheers which were institued were quick rhythm cheers and cheers which had various mounts. In addition to cheering the girls also performed shaker routines at half-time during the football game. All of their practicing was not in vain, as was displayed when the cheerleaders went into action at the first football game. The cheerleading squad would like to extend their thanks to the student body for the great spirit and backing they showed. Scott High School is proud of this year’s cheerleaders for displaying such loyalty to their school. Congratulations to the 1968-69 cheerleaders on a job well done. 84 TOP ROW B. Vasko-MIDDLE ROW R. Sandor, P. Stell. R. Paul. D. Swope BOTTOM ROW S. McLanc 85 The philosophy of sports at Scott exemplifies the philosophy of all our other endeavors. We attempt to provide activities which best satisfy the students needs, ideals, and abilities to the fullest. The major sports, which are football, basketball, baseball, and golf, are played with utmost desire, courage, dedication, and alertness. Football, which is the favorite of the student body, requires great physical and mental attributes. Our head coach, Mr. Rogel, is one of the best examples of physical fitness in the coaching field. His technical background is excellent and his great desire to excel in his chosen field is a tonic for our players. Golf is coached by Mr. Robert Dunlap and Mr. Bernard Oriss, and we are endeavoring to help the boys who have ability along this particular line. Basketball draws the enthusiasm and support of the students during winter months. The team, always known for its hustle and never say die attitude, was no exception this year as they were guided by the capable hand of Mr. Zilko. Baseball season has the misfortune of arriving at the same time the rain does. Nevertheless, the team manages to do an outstanding job under the guidance of Mr. Charles Thomas. The athletic traditions at Scott High School are in young and capable hands and we are going to remain' a first rate power in athletics. 87 a • TOP ROW: Mr. E. McMullen. Mr. R. Serrapede. Mr. F. Rogel. SECOND ROW: J. Thomas. B. Blank. K. Moore. R. Catterall. E. Haberle. M. Vargo, B. Pekarcik, N. Golia, W. Wynn. J. Williams. R. Burrelli. B. Barnum. THIRD ROW: B. Cromer. R. Tucker, F. Kranik, K. Kasprisin, W'. Torbich. J. Scarpino, T. Matta, D. Fruhwald, W. Skvarla. R. Nixdorf, K. Kutnansky. FOURTH ROW: D. Hicks. W. Zigarovich, W. Novotnak. J. Miller. J. Suley. P. Mohan. W. Roland, W. Ridenour. R. Baklarz, W. Elkin. R. Vestovich, D. Petrovay. C. Massey. R. Bverly. BOTTOM ROW: J. Berkely. D. Cromling. M. Geferl. R. Jackson. R. Strang. T. Torbich. D. Bowser. D. Fantaski. C. Johnson. C. Lee, R. Bryant, L. Quick. F 0 O T B A L L The 1968 football season got started in the right direction rolling over New Brighton and Rochester and then it struck; disaster. The Donora Dragons slid by the Raiders, 7 to 6 in the best defensive performances by both teams. From then on the Raiders were hot and cold; winning two and losing three. Though the team didn’t have a great record, they outscored the opposition 180 to 145. The scoring was provided by senior Jim Berkley and junior halfbacks Scottie Quick, Don Hicks, and Bob Byerly. The quarterbacking was performed by Dale Cromling and Bill Zigarovich with great lineplay by Robert Johnson, Mark Gefert, and Denton Hunter. Graduation will leave holes at some important positions but we hope the underclassmen will be able to fill these positions capably. 88 1968 FOOTBALL SEASON SCOTT OPPONENT 39 New Brighton 13 32 Rochester 13 6 Donora 7 Ellwood City 26 53 Monaca 13 25 Munhall 19 12 Beaver Area 19 Duquesne 35 89 Doran Bowser Missing: James Berkley Frank Kutnansky 93 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Paul Sylves, Kerry Heider. Michael Ufnar, Tom Brannagan. SECOND ROW: Mr. Dunlap. Jeff Busko. Tom Donovan. Richard Csukas, Ray Matey, Jim Petruska, Mr. Oriss. Head Coach: Mr. Dunlap. Assistant Coach. Mr. Oriss. GOLF Scott High School’s golf team ended its W.P.I.A.L. competition with a record of two wins and eight defeats. Special recognition is given to Paul Sylves, a promising sophomore, who led the team in scoring with 17 points. Tom Donovan, a senior, had the lowest season average with a 92 and was sent the sectional eliminations to represent Scott. Mr. Dunlap, the coach, is looking for a better season next year with the upcoming golfers. 94 Jeff Busko SCOTT 1969 GOLF RECORD OPPONENT 9 Turtle Creek 7 314 Duquesne 12 14 3 Edgewood 13 414 Trafford im 314 West Mifflin North 12V4 714 Edgewood 814 13 Turtle Creek 3 2 West Mifflin North 14 14 Trafford 1514 2 Duquesne 14 Ray Matey Tom Donovan Jim Petruska 95 VARSITY FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Reggie Flowers, Charles Massey, Sieve Zilko, Gil Jackson, Dewitt Oliver, Lloyd Quick SECOND ROW Terry Murtaza, Phil DeRiggi, Calvin Lee. Denton Hunter. Charles Johnson, Jim Knaresborough. Alex Johnson, Coach Zilko. B A S K E T B A L L The Varsity Team almost went all the way this year with an impressive record of 13 wins and 1 loss in regular season league games. Losing on the road to Penn Hills, 57-84, put the Raiders in a section play-off at the Pitt Field House. It was a long night for both teams. Although the Raiders led at half time 26-22, Penn Hills retaliated in the second half to defeat Scott 57 to 53. One of the outstanding players this year was Steve (Snuffy) Zilko, who set a one game high of 44 points against Oakmont. Zilko’s 1361 career points broke his brother George’s record of 1135 points. Steve was named to the first team of 8-A All Stars, fourth team of the State All Stars, and played for the West Penn All Stars in the Dapper Dan Roundball Classic. Steve was also top scorer for the year with 578 points, followed by Phil DeRiggi with 331 points and Alex Johnson with 319 points. DeRiggi and Johnson were both named for the second team of 8-A All Stars with Denton Hunter receiving honorable mention. The fifth member of the starting club deserving honorable mention was Reggie Flowers, the Raider’s playmaker. This was the first year of coaching for Mr. George Zilko and Mr. Napolitan and a tremendous accomplishment for both. 97 Charles Johnson Steve Zilko Gilbert Jackson Calvin Lee Phu DeRiggi Reggie Flowers Dewitt Oliver 69-69 VARSITY OPPONENT 90 58 47 56 93 82 56 69 71 51 74 SCOTT 86 Edgewood 88 Turtle Creek 108 Oakmont 80 Springdale 76 Allegheny (Pgh.) 89 Sto-Rox 60 New Kensington 92 Swissvale 72 Churchill 71 Plum 84 Penn Hills 65 Wilkinsburg 67 Franklin 80 Gateway 70 Fox Chapel 68 Churchill 88 Plum 57 Penn Hills 68 Wilkinsburg 86 Franklin 89 Gateway 92 Fox Chapel 53 Penn Hills W.P.l.A.L. League Games Section 8 playoff game at Pitt Field House FIRST ROW - LEFT TO RIGHT - Bill Flowers, Joe Esposto. Carl Davis. Wilburn Cromer, Jesse Williams. SECOND ROW - Keith Moore, Ernest Gennaccaro, Ralph Burrell, Ed Haberle, Robert Blank, Timmy Murtaza, Andy Harris. JUNIOR VARSITY The ’68-'69 season was a very good one for Mr. Napolitan, coach of the Junior Varsity basketball squad. The 16-4 record was a fine example of teamwork, coaching and athletic ability. The greatest victories was the double defeat handed to the Penn Hills team by the scores of 58-44 and 67-42. The four losses handed the Raiders were by a total of 8 points which is quite a feat for any ball club. Bill Flowers and Keith Moore were the mainstays who constantly showed the greatest potential to make the varisty for the coming year. Congratulations to the Junior Varsity team and Mr. Napolitan for a job well done. too Opponent Edgewood Turtle Creek Oakmont Springdale Allegheny Sto-Rox Valley Swissvale Churchill Plum Penn Hills Wilkinsburg Franklin Gateway Fox Chapel Churchill Plum Penn Hills Franklin Gateway 101 BACK ROW - LEFT TO RIGHT D. Cromling, M. Gcfcrt. R. Csukas. D. Fantaski. J. Miller, D. Oliver, R. Blank. W. Zigarovich SECOND ROW F. Pridmore, B. Flowers, K. Wagner, R. Flowers, D. Exum, J. Suley, M. Ufnar, J. Liptak, J. Crossey, J. Catone, M. Fedor. BASEBALL The 1969 Scott High baseball team showed a 5 and 5 won-lost record which could have been improved with a few breaks. One of the most satisfying victories was a 2 to 1 win over last years champ, Penn Hills. The teams batting power was sparked by senior lettermen Reggie Flowers, Bill Zigarovich, Rich Csukas, and versatile Dale Cromling. The moundsmen were led by Dale Cromling, who had a no-hit, seven strikeout performance against Churchill; Rich Csukas, a fine senior with a 3 win 0 loss record in league play; and Senior Dan Fantaski. Coach Thomas feels that the return of Dale Cromling, Ed Haberle, Jesse Williams, Jim Suley, and Jim Crossey will make Scott well recognized once again. 102 Coach: Charles Thomas 1968-69 SCORES OPPONENT 5 s( ()I I Gateway Duquesne Gateway Turtle Creek West Mifflin North Turtle Creek •Penn Hills •Wilkinsburg • Brad dock •Churchill •Swissvalc •Penn Hills •Wilkinsburg •Braddock •Churchill •Swissvalc •League Reggie Mowers Bill Zigaiovich 103 DcWitt Oliver 106 107 High schools are constantly changing and adding new courses, athletics, and extra curricular activities. Scott High School is no exception to this constant change as can be seen by the numerous special events that take place during the school year. Such things as Ice Skating and Roller Skating parties are events that everyone in the school is invited to attend. The results are bumps and bruises, but there is always pleasure and fun. From the beginning til the end of the year, the music department works industriously to present a Christmas Concert, a Choral Concert, and a Spring Festival of Music. College Night is an annual event that is open to all who would like to learn about different colleges and it helps them to make a decision about the college they hope to attend. Many pep rallies and a bonfire kept the school spirit high throughout the athletic seasons. A harvest dance was held which started people thinking of the coming Snowball. As the Snowball ends and a glorious event is now a wonderful memory, thoughts of the Prom start to show. The Seniors presents the Senior Play, then look forward to the Senior Banquet. Finally as the school year ends. Senior Farewell And Graduation highlight and close the high school years of the Graduating Class of 1969. 109 no Ill 112 TING 113 HARVEST DANCE 114 115 THE BAD SEED The Cast Rhoda Penmark On February 28, 1969, the Senior Class presented the “Bad Seed”, the Christine Penmark first drama produced in many years. Col. Kenneth Penmark Herbert McDowell The cast, directors, and stage crew con- Monica Breedlove Miss Fern . Andrea Ogrodnik tributed much time and effort, making Mrs. Daigle the play a gratifying success. The cast Richard Bravo wishes to thank Miss Fisher and Vicki Reginald Tasker Emory Wages Shephard for their patience and The Messenger guidance. 116 Directors: Vicki Shepherd and Miss Fisher. 117 Stage Crew BACK ROW (left to right) Pat Mohan, Bill Zigarovich. SECOND ROW - A1 Muner, Mike Milligan, A1 Droshak, Gerard Dickun, Bob Enyeart. FIRST ROW Dennis Miller. Anna Mane Choma, Paulette George. Kathy Stefko, Charles Bower. Usherettes (Left to right) - Mary Jean Andraschik. Lorraine Sobek. Helena Spencer. Patricia Kemion, Carol Poulos, Patricia Zeback, Sandra Matthews, Nicka Pascuzzi, Margaret Nebcl. Makeup and Wardrobe (Left to right) - Agnes Duray, Marsha Gross, Carol Hopta. Paulette George, Anna Marie Choma, Eileen Mangan, Miss Opat, Kathy Evanchek, Joanne McCarron, Adrienne Onder, Diane Philipanec, Carol Shusteric. 118 119 Highlander Choir CHRISTMAS CHORAL CONCERT Tartan Singers 121 CHRISTMAS DOOR WINNERS Room 3 Room 1 123 Room 9 Room 4 CHORAL On May 9, the Choral Department presented an all-school choral festival. The Tartan singers and the Highlander choir were joined in this endeavor by the Junior High Chorus. An atmosphere of music was created by the multi-colored lights used on “Aquarius.” Donna Hlavac sung “I Believe” which was dedicated to our late school director, Mr. Sobck. The finale stirred roots of patriotism in all hearts. 500 students sang “Let There Be Peace,” When Johnny Comes Marching Home,” and “This Is My Country.” The Alma Mater, sung at the end, made the seniors realize it is their last concert. CONCERT CONTRASTS IN SOUND 126 On April 18, the Instrumental Music Department presented an all-school spring music festival. The High School Concert Band was joined in this endeavor by the Junior High School Band, which played two numbers. The concert was highlighted by several solos. Herbert McDowell performed a trumpet solo of “Carnival of Venice.” Next, Charles Swope, Carlton Williams, and Peter Catone were featured in “Three Bones.” The last song was “Stars and Stripes Forever.” This was done by Paula Shubock on piccolo, Vicki Shepard and Diane Napolitan on flute. The band played other songs such as, “America The Beautiful”, “Marne”, “Richard Rodgers: A Symphonic Portrait”, and other popular arrangements. Another highlight of the evening was the presentation of roses to Mrs. McCloy, the director of the Junior and Senior High School Bands. 127 SNOWBALL The thirteenth annual Snowball was held on February 8, 1969 in the school gymnasium. Through the efforts of the student council, the gym was transformed into Valentine paradise. Music for dancing was furnished by Danny Conn Quintet. Judy Burrelli was crowned Queen by the Community President, Herb McDowell. Included in the queen’s court were Carol Poulos, Kathleen Chubboy, Barbara Reno, Judy Burrelli, Nicka Pascuzzi, Victoria Shephard, and Diana Drabik. 128 129 131 f QUEEN’S COURT: Ruth Ann Uphoff, Virginia Brown, Luana Davis, Linda Spizzirri, Joanne Bruno, Charlene Sloan. JUNIOR PROM The 1969 Junior Prom was held in the Rose Room of the Holiday House on April 25. Music was provided by Joseph Dallas and his Quartet. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of Linda Brannagan as the 1969 Prom Queen. After the Prom, the couples stayed at the Holiday House for the entertainment and proceeded to the Gateway Clipper where they enjoyed a moonlight cruise until the early hours of the morning. PROM QUEEN: Linda Brannagan 132 135 SENIOR BANQUET The Senior Dinner Dance was held on May 13, 1969 at the Edgewood Country Club. The annual affair was planned by Principal Mr. Rcnsko, community president. Herb McDowell, and senior student council members. The Menu for the evening consisted of fruit cup, roast beef, mashed potatoes, green beans, tossed salad, beverages, and ice cream. The music for the gala event was performed by Jack Purcell’s Orchestra. Many of the seniors had paid for the banquet in advance by selling senior play tickets. 136 137 138 139 OUTSTANDING SENIORS 140 KATHY KAUFFMAN Valedictorian LYNN FRITZUIS Salutatorian Editor of Highlander TOP TEN 1. Kaihy Kauffman 2. Lynn Fritzius 3. Susan Ontko 4. Diane Napolitan 5. Vicki Shephard 6. Diane Drabik 7. Angela Dunahay 8. Richard Csukas 9. Carol Uram 10. Steve Lubay DIANE NAPOLITAN Head Majorette ANDREA OGRODNICK Editor of Tartan DIANE TEUFEN Head Cheerleader 141 KATHLEEN KAUFFMAN Valedictorian Firemen’s Senatorial Scholarship Bausch and Lomb Science Award Amvet’s Award SENIOR 142 LYNN FRITZIUS Salutatorian PAULA SHUBOCK Homemaker of the Year STEPHEN ZILKO Athlete of the Year AWARDS 143 SUSAN ONTKO Outstanding Commercial Student DIANE DRABIK Outstanding Typist 144 145 . BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Leo Campbell Mr. Raymond Goga Mr. Stephen Pendro Secretary 149 It would be folly to think that with graduation one’s learning is completed and conclusively ended, that one can relax and take things easy, forgetting about knowledge. This is far from being the case. We are living in a world which is changing so drastically, we must change too or be left behind, for if a person graduates today and stops learning tomorrow, he will be uneducated the day after. The revolutionary changes being wrought today result from the rapid expansion of knowledge in many fields. From the most infinitesimal reaches of the atom to the most remote reaches of the universe, humans are discovering, classifying, recording, and computerizing new information at an astronomical rate. Scientific knowledge is being developed at such a fantastic speed that some experts believe we are now acquiring as much new information in three months as we acquired in all the years of human history up to now. Incredible as this seems, these experts have their computers to prove their point. It is impossible to even faintly imagine any end to new discoveries of knowledge. Thus it behooves us to acquire and apply this knowledge. It is a monumental task but one which we must recognize if we are to carve out our own individual niches in civilization. Dr. Clay Graduates and students of Scott High School: We are all constantly confronted with tasks to perform and obligations to fulfill. Whether we are members of the world of work, graduating seniors who are entering this adult world, or undergraduates whose primary responsibilities are academic, we all face the same basic problems. There are goals to be attained and how can we best rally our energies to reach them. Frequently we are mislead by the assumption that financial rewards, or in the case of students, grades, automatically guarantee the maximum of productive energy. The greater the reward the more effective our labor. Recent investigation, however, has proven this to be an invalid assumption. High wages, or good grades, are great on payday; but their basic stimulus is soon dissipated when our funds are depleted in a few short days. In addition most of us will never earn enough to satisfy our continuously growing needs and desires. We must then seek our stimulation from sources other than financial rewards or grades. It has been shown that such stimulation can come from the realm of psychological energy. This is the energy we derive from the sense of accomplishment and grows as we develop our self-esteem. The knowledge that we are making significant contributions in our daily activities and that we are valued by others, opens reservoirs of energy which otherwise we would not know existed. These are basic feelings which are with us everyday, and we can constantly refer to them for the energy we will need to meet our many and varied responsibilities. So to the graduating seniors and undergraduates, I urge you to consider these sources of energy. I’m sure if you become aware of their potential and develop them that you will find your tasks not so formidable and attack them with the energy necessary for success. 150 Members of the Class of 1969, as you leave the portals of your Alma Mater for the last time and take your place in the adult world, may I express a thought on loyalty. True loyalty is never a negative thing. It is a positive, wholehearted and out-flowing devotion to something beyond your private self. It is bigger than you are. In the long run, no one can be secure or successful or happy if he lives only for himself. We grow by giving the best of ourselves to something we believe in, heart and soul. This is the essence of loyalty. In terms of this definition, how loyal arc you? Here is a simple way to find out. Below are some things in which nearly everyone believes: 1. Your family 2. The organization for which you work 3. Your community 4. Your church 5. Your country Now put this list aside. Then take it out again a few days or weeks or months from now. When you do, ask yourself this question: “Since first reading this page, have I so lived that these five things are stronger, better, and finer because of me?” If you can answer a truthful yes, then you will know that you understand the meaning of loyalty - and, along with it, the secret of true happiness. My best wishes. The thing I most enjoy about being an assistant to the principal is the pep and enthusiasm that the Scott High kids display. What 1 most dislike is to see a student show indifference and disrespect for the school rules. Gladly 1 can say, Ninety-eight per cent will co-operate; for this I am grateful.” Mr. Conroy 151 GUIDANCE AND COUNSELING James J. Oriss Juniata College Indiana University of Pennsylvania Interests: Athletics, Music, Reading. While the primary purpose of the school is the teaching of the various subjects, the counselor contributes by providing services which directly support instruction. The counselor has the responsibility of helping students help themselves through counseling, disseminating educational and occupational information, testing, scheduling, placements, research, and public relations. The school counselor, in addition to helping students, also works closely with members of the administrative and teaching staff to the end that all of school’s resources are directed toward meeting the needs of all pupils. Through personal counseling, speakers, from schools and industry, bulletin boards, and group discussions, the students are given an opportunity to assist themsleves in many areas. This year saw the appearance of the Guidance Grapevine, which the department plans to continue and expand, offering educational and vocational information. The department offers its congratulations and best wishes to the Class of 1969. Robert R. Bowman Thcil College Westminster College University of Pittsburg University of Michigan Interests: Philately, Antiques, History, Travel. Marilyn G. Proctor University of Pittsburgh Interests: Travel, People, Reading. 152 STANDING: Barbara Snyder, Dr. Eugene Jones, Henrietta Yeager, Dr. Henry Tongue. SITTING Irene Sarver. Mrs. Halligan Mrs. Koncsol Mrs. Craig Mr. Nebel Mr. Heatherington Mrs. Ann Gevaudan Mrs. Grace Zoretich Mrs. Terry Petro 153 Mrs. Edna Guerrieri Rebecca Barr Temple Buell College Interests: Sports-Water and Snow Skiing, Jogging. Gladys Clay University of Pittsburgh Interests: Plays. Reading, Music, Travel. Mary Louise Conroy University of Pittsburgh Interests: Gardening. Bridge and Travel. Mary Lou Duska Duqucsnc Univ. Interests: Music, Dancing, Literature, Languages. 154 Joanne DeF;alco Duqucsnc University Interests: Travel, Music, Languages. Robert M. Dunlap Univ. of Pittsburgh Interests: Science, Reading, Sports. Barbara Guerrieri Indiana St. Univ. Interests: Sports. Reading. Sewing. John J. Hohman St. Vincent College Interests: Sports Arlene Fisher Waynesburg Interests: Painting. Sports. Karen Kirk Edinboro St. College Interests: Art, Reading. Sewing. Music. Bernard McLaughlin Juniata College Interests: Sports Edward McMullen California State Interests: Football, Basketball. Old Cars, Boating. 155 John J. Nllinarich Garion St. College Kent St. University Indiana University Interests: Sports, Reading. Arts. Crafts. Kathleen Opat Duquesne Univ. Interests: Sports, Reading, Traveling. Helen Motily Indiana St. College Univ. of Pittsburgh Duke University San Diego St. College Wilson College Interests: Reading, and Traveling. Bernard M. Oriss Juniata Interests: Sports, Reading. Music. 156 Clarence Petro Univ. of Michigan Univ. of Pittsburgh Univ. of Minnesota Seton Hill Univ. Carnegie Inst, of Tech. Interests: Music. Drama. Rachel Propoggio University of Pittsburgh Interests: Opera. Reading. Sewing. Joan Rodgers Carnegie Inst, of Tech. Interests: Teaching 157 Edward L. Walsh Clarion State Interests: Chess, Bridge. Charles Wilt Penn State Univ. N.Y. State Univ. Carnegie Mellon Interests: Aeronautics, Music, Art. Reading. Mrs. Wood C.M.U. Interests: Photography, Travel, Art, and Civilization. Norman Zanetti Indiana University Interests: Sports, Reading, People. 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