Sewickley High School - Sewickley Yearbook (Herminie, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1962 volume:

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Six years that have flown so swiftly that they are almost unaccountable in our minds, and still, as short as they may have seemed, they can tell of the greatest, the saddest, the happiest hours of our lives. Most of us entered seventh grade shy and uncertain as to what to expect. However, with the help of our class officers, we struggled through the first im- portant year. Our next step was the eighth grade which we entered with enthusiasm and a secret pride that at least someone was now below us. The Freshman year was the year that really began our climb to the top. As Freshmen we enjoyed a new prestige. Not only were we allowed to attend all pep meetings, but also we held our first large social event, the Freshman Party. As Sophomores we were active in all school affairs. The big event of this year was the Sophomore Dance. We chose as our class officers, President, Victor Dalla Bettag Vice-President, Deborah Zimmersg Secretary, Charlotte Solazzo, Student Council representatives, Janice Serro, Philip Kaufman, and Jay Cook. By our Junior year we were famous. Everyone knew the Jolly Juniors were the champion Christmas candy sellers and the champion cheerers at the pep meetings. This year we enthusiastically sponsoredboththe Christmas Dance and the Junior-Senior Prom. Our class officers were President, Maureen Sleberg Vice-President, Rodney Hough and Secretary, Tonna Long. Finally we were Seniors, happy students bestowing our senorial dignity throughout the sch8ol. To lead our Senior class we elected Joseph Baily as President, Ronald Fennell as Vice-President, Linda Ray as Secretary, and Joyce Novacek, Betty Hoffman, Charlotte Solazzo, Daryll Antoszyk and Janet Hutter as Student Council representatives. These years will soon be memories, but they have left with us a reminder that the future will be an outgrowth ofthe same type of friendships, diligent work, and good times which are'ever to be cherished by every member of the Class of 1962. ' C f fav f.:k , ' -jst 1 U,k,--k L.: -,f ew,f'E,: , ' . is it MM? wil Ili F an Qs,-a+ '11 ss fs,Sfk,Q fb ACRIE, JOHN one of the most inquisitive lads ofthe senior class likes fishing and sports Chorus, Manuscripts Inc. , French Club ambition is to become a chemist ALTMAN, RICHARD a redhead from Madison usually seen driving a '38 Chevy favorite pastimes are tinkering with guns and his car plans to join the Marines AUJAY, WILLIAM a sharp guy from Rillton one of our gridiron greats also one of the class comedians S Club, Basketball, Track, Baseball, F.T.A. Future: college bound ANTHONY, ROY a likeable boy interested in woodworking, hunting, and basketball hails from Arona has a smile for everyone is undecided about future BAILY, JOSE-PH R. came to Sewickley in his sophomore year added much to the Bisons Baseball, Track, S Club, Movie Crew will join the Air Force ANTOSZYK, CHARLES DARYLL a handsome guy who resides in Hutchinson in spare time likes baseball, swimming, and hunting ...is often seen witha cheerleader hopes to enter college BALOH, WILLIAM good humored and fun loving chap from Herminie likes to drive his white Pontiac F.T.A. and Basketball enjoys golf, hunting, and swimming Future: medic al field ARMSTRONG, ROY E. makes up in personality what he lacks in size ...'finds pleasure in hot-rodding and hunting future plans include joining the Air Force wifes BUSSARD, MARY LOUISE quiet miss witha radiant personality being a Candy Striper at Westmoreland Hospital occupies spare time F.N.A., G.A.A. future goal is to be a nurse CALDRO, RONALD carefree mischievous at times Basketball enjoys playing golf contented when not in school future goal is to join the Army BASHIOUM, RICHARD W, anew addition to Sewickley has a pleasing disposition his spare time is spent hunting and fishing expects to join the Army CAMPFIELD, JOHN M, gives life to the senior class Annual Staff, Basketball, F.T.A. hobbies include golf, swimming, and fishing hopes to attend college and study law BOGAC, JAMES possesses a sense of humor that delights all plays football and basketball S Club, Track, and F.T.A. spends leisure time in Herminie wants to further education CANTINI, MAXINE J. a very likeable person and friend to all G.A.A., Home Ec. Club Watching television and reading are her main hobbies wants to be bookkeeper or W.A,F. BRINKER , JANET friendly and quiet personality favorite pastimes include dancing and reading G.A.A. is rather on the shy side would like to become a beautician CLENDENEN, SUE a dark-haired lass who hails from Madison her sparkling smile has Won her many friends Annual Staff, F.N.A., G.A.A., Chorus future nurse L. T ,, COLEMAN, CARL H. likes having fun anywhere his friendly attitude wins many friends enjoys hunting and baseball will join the Army when he finishes high school COOK, JAY a hard working member of the Bison football team Basketball, Baseball, S Club goes with one of our cheerleaders plans to further his education DAUGHERTY, BETTY J. a quiet-spoken girl who always knows the answers spends leisure time driving and swim- ming plans to be a bookkeeper upon graduation CORTES, JANET a petite lass who came to Sewickley in her sophomore year advocates dancing and swimming as hobbies G.A.A. her goal is secretarial work DAVIS, DONNA her bright smile and friendly manner have won her many friends G.A.A., Annual Staff her per- sonality is tops secretarial work is in the future DAINTY, DONNA LEE aconscientious student with apleas- ing disposition hobbies include reading and working at McKeesport Hospital Annual Staff, F,N.A.,Movie Crew future nurse DERR, DOROTHY A. helps cheer our Bisons to victory spends spare time dating a football player ,.. enjoys knitting and sewing G.A.A. will make a good secretary DALLA BETTA, VICTOR active football, baseball, and basketball player happy-go-lucky boy with a friendly smile F.T.A. likes to swim College bound FENNELL, RONALD a well-mannered and likeable boy a friend to everyone F,T,A., Stage Crew, Annual Staff has a mind for mathematics future teacher FRAICOLA, CAROL ANN a sharp majorette favorite hobbies are swimming, tennis, and skating President of Manuscripts- Inc., Librarian, G.A.A. hopes to have a modeling career DERR, NORA LOUISE a co-operative, fun-loving miss a junior aid at Westmoreland Hospital Annual Staff,G,A,A,, F,N,A., Manuscripts Inc., Chorus nursing is inthe future FREEMAN, PATRICIA J, possesses a quiet but friendly nature finds enjoyment in dancing and collecting records . .. G.A.A., Movie Crew wants to be a secretary DILORENZO, JUDITH a neat dresser with a pleasing per- sonality sewing is her main hobby F.T,A, , Manuscripts Inc., G.A.A. would like to become a teacher FULMER, MILDRED E. a charming lass from room 8 her smile is one of her many fine qualities is typist of Reflector enjoys swimming a future bookkeeper EIC HLER, PHYLLIS one of our high-steppingmajorettes skilled in drawing Usherette, Librarian, Reflector Staff, G.A.A., F.T.A. plans to enter Indiana State Teacher's College GENTSCH, BEVERLY a short girl with asunny disposition hobbies include swimming, oilpainting, sewing F.N,A,, French Club, G.A.A., Annual Staff will be a registered nurse 15- 1 if-.H+ l 4 l GREENAWALT, JOYCE ANN good natured, happy-go-lucky girl from room 26 F.T.A., French Club, Home EC. Club, Manuscripts Inc. wants to be a W.A.F. GLOBOSKY, GLORIA JEAN one of the newer additions to Sewickley is noted for her lovely hair likes dancing G.A,A., Manuscripts Inc. is undecided about the future HIGHBERGER, PAUL J, a quiet and friendly boy who has a smile for everyone happiest when swimming or horse- back riding will either join the Marines or get an office job GUERRIERI, SHIRLEY ANN good things come in small packages noted for her good grooming hobbies are dancing and swimming G,A.A., Annual Staff, Home Ec. Club future: beautician HIGGINS, DONNA one of the hard-working co-editors ofthe yearbook F,T.A. , G.A.A. , Chorus hobbies include music and reading her aim is to be an elementary school teacher HENDERSON, NORA a quiet and reserved person is a member of G.A.A. and Manuscripts Inc. favorite pastime is playing miniature golf will be a missionary HILDENBRAND, JAMES E, a small lad with a big per- sonality well liked by all hunting,fishing, model cars, and photography are his hobbies undecided about the future HERBERT, CHARLES capable football and basketball manager Chorus, Stage Crew, Relfector Staff, F.T.A. main hobby is swimming plans to be a teacher HUSS, GEORGE W. possesses a winning smile quiet- spoken resides in room 8 hobbies include hunting, fishing, and mechanics plans to get an office job HUTTER, JANET ANN the first half of a likeable set of twins usually seen at record hops G.A.A,, Home Ec. Club beautician or office work is in the future HOFFMAN, BETTY the other hard-working co-editor ofthe yearbook F.T.A., Manuscripts Inc., Chorus her main hobby is working at Miller's Inn Wants to be an elementary school teacher HUTTER, JANICE KAY the second half of the twins is very quiet and good natured hobbies include dancing, swimming, and eating pizza G.A.A. future secretary HOLOMSHEK, PAUL a mischievous lad from room 22 favorite pastimes consist of fishing, swimming, and hunting Football a regular comedian future is undecided Q JAFFRE, MARVIN our Saturday night disc Jockey good humored and fun loving enjoys mechanical work has a happy-go-lucky nature plans to be a barber HOUGH , RODNEY hard hitting right tackle of the Bisons . .. honor student S Club, Annual Staff, F.T.A., Chorus, Track his hobbies are swimming and hunting college bound JURY, RONALD carefree resident of Room 11 derives pleasure from working on cars takes life easy plans on entering the Air Force after graduation 4 . 4 l U' ' - f ,. 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A fl' F- i -Clit if safe M , -B?'1'Hq, KAPELAR, BARBARA a cute miss with a pleasing smile, dancing, listening to the radio, and eatingpizza rank high among her favorites G.A.Af will attend art school KAUFMAN, PHILIP lots of vitality and a devilish grin is well liked by all Football, Basketball, Track wants to go to a trade school or the armed forces KIZIELEWSKI FRANCES JANE a petite girl w1th long blonde hair co-business editor of the Annual, Manu- scripts Inc., F.T,A., French Club will attend college KEARNS, JUDITH a likeable girl who IS co-editor of the Reflector secretary of Manuscripts Inc., F,T,A. has a yen for eating pizza may attend I.B.M, school KNOR, MARILYN our high-stepping majorette swim- ming, sewing, and dancing delight her Manuscripts Inc., Librarian, G.A.A. worked at Crabapple Swimming Pool future secretary KELLER, WILLIAM a blond lad from Arona who derives pleasure from baseball occupies back seat in Room 26 plans to join the Navy after graduation KOSOR, ARLENE her charming personality is contagious is always good for alaugh... French Club, G.A.A., F.N.A. hopes to be a registered nurse KENNELL, RICHARD E. has an unusually friendly attitude his favorite pastimes consist of hunting, archery, and photography wants to study business administration L LACKEY, HELEN L. very mild mannered a faithful band member Home Ec. Club her favorite hobby is raising animals hopes to obtain a job with a veterinarian LEASURE, DONALD our capable and efficient president of the band could go far in the realm of art has not yet decided about his future nm, KREDIC, CHAR LES bashful but handsome usually seen driving his Ford known as Edward in Mr. Fullerton's history class hopes to find a good job after graduation LIPINSKI, JOSEPHINE usually seen in a Ford with aboy named Bill G.A.A. miniature golf and swimming are her pastimes would like to have a secretarial job KRIEGER, SANDRA L. a very polite and co-operative girl Librarian, Office Force, business manager of Reflector, Chorus her neatness should prove an asset when she becomes a secretary LESNIAK, FRANK makes himself at home in Room 22 full of fun and mischief may become one of Uncle Sam's boys after graduation KUNO, ANNETTE JUNE a likeable miss listeningto the , radio is top with her G.A.A., Annual Staff, Chorus future is in secretarial work or the journalistic field K 1 4 LONG, LINDA C. a very talkative girl from Arona ad- vocates dancing for relaxation Chorus, Librarian Manuscripts Inc., Relfector, Business staff of Annual .. future airline hostess -qqpr' AWK ? 'f R' l 'R' X LONG, TONNA a cute gal who goes with a boy named Jim G.A,A,, French Club, Chorus, Annual Staff, F,N,A,, F.T.A. talented songstress wants to attend business school LOVATO, FRANK a sharp lad with a pleasing disposition main outside interest is baseball is well liked by all hopes to further his education MATOVICH, GEORGE a transfer from Hempfield High School tinkering with guns and hunting are his hobbies easy-going lad would like to operate heavy equipment LUKE , EDWARD an easy going lad who makes his residence in Room ll main interests include driving and working on cars ambition: body and fender repairman, McCARTHY, PATRICIA a fun loving classmate ...favorite pastimes are swimming and horseback riding G.A.A. possesses a yen to be a beautician LUTSOVICH , GEORGE carefree and quiet boy from Sunshine Row .... enjoys radios and model building is content when not in school Will make a good mechanic McCUTCHEON, JAMES a quiet, reserved lad hobbies include model building, hunting, and fishing F.T.A. has many friends mav further education LUZAR, WILLIAM good humored and fun-loving chap is an asset to our football team thinks swimming and hunt- ing are tops will join the Navy NOVACEK, JOYCE ANN quality not quantity her per- sonality can't be beat F.H.A., F,N.A,, G.A.A., Reflector her ambition is to be a secretary OMLOR, BEATRICE JANE a bashful but likeable girl swimming and reading rank highest with her future is in the secretarial field MOLNAR, PETER is our popcorn maker at the football games a nice fellow to know ...finds pleasure in baseball and basketball future includes school or the Air Force OMLOR, ELSIE MAE a warm smile andareserved manner writes letters in her spare time .French Club, Manu- scripts Inc., Annual Staff, F.N.A. plans to enter a Bible Institute MOORE, DONNA ANN good natured, dark-haired lass possesses a great dancing ability Senior High Chorus, F H A will make hair styling her future career POZNICK, JOHN has a mischievous gleam in his eyes enjoys swimming and working on cars one of the Bison squad will enter the Marines NICOLETTO, KENNETH talkative boy WhO pOSSesses a witty personality likes driving his '55 Merc Annual , Staff F T A Chorus Baseball he is planning to go to a trade school PEOPLES, RITA D, always ready for a good time swimming is her pleasure G.A.A., F.H.A., Annual Staff will study beauty culture in the future .4 A l PER LICK, JOSEPH a tall boy who enjoys swimming,bowl- ing, hot-rodding, and chasing girls football manager can give and take a joke future airplane pilot RAY, LINDA DIANNE capable typist of the Annual Staff always well groomed G.A.A., Manuscripts Inc. tops with her are dancing and collecting records future busi- ness school student RODEBAUGH, JOAN a friendly girlwho is often seen riding in a '55 Mercury Chorus, G.A.A., Annual Staff plans to operate an I,B,M. machine REYNOLDS, VENIE ANN has a vigorous school spirit a gifted vocalist Co-business editor of the Annual, Chorus excels in playing the piano future secretary RUPERT, MAY likeable person and talented withacamera could someday become a professional photographer French Club undecided between photography and entering a Bible Institute ROBERTSON, JOYCE quiet girl, but not shy sewing and driving are her favorite pastimes hopes to be a stenog- rapher in the business world RYCMAN, CAROL domestic minded, so watch out fellows .. her favorite summer pleasure is swimming F.N.A. Chorus, G.A.A. her ambition is to be a nurse ROCCO, LAWRENCE M. a quiet lad who enjoys hunting and swimming French Club teasing is his pleasure 'U' in the future he will attend a trade school K 'E if 4 1 it M if air,- . if ,.r SKRABSKI, RICHARD a blond lad who is always seen riding his motorcycle is well liked by everyone spare time is spent hunting future serviceman or mechanic SLEBER, MAUREEN possesses a vigorous school spirit main interests are popular music and dancing co-editor of Reflector, F.N.A., F.H,A. will be ateacher of the deaf and blind SCHWINDLING, JANICE L. a co-operative, good-natured miss listens to the radioand reads in her spare moments G.A.A., F.H.A, thinks being a beautician would be in- teresting SLEITH, MELVIN a carefree and mischievous guy from Sutersville pastimes consist of hunting and fishing French Club will be a State Policeman in the future SERRO, JANICE one of the cheerleaders who helped us on to victory always seen inthe latest fashions Usherette, F,T,A., Manuscripts Inc. will enter Penn State SOLAZZO, CHARLOTTE always has a cheery hello for everyone G.A.A. happiest when dancing or eating pizza should win recognition as one of tomorrow's beauticians SHUSTER, ROBERT our ,capable center of the Bisons thinks riding his motorcycle is tops is agreat enthusiast of boating and swimming 'future building contractor STADER, NANCY neat and quiet withafriendlypersonality loads of fun G.A.A., F.H.A., F.N.A., Annual Staff will make a fine registered nurse it I ' ,522 4 5. if gg, , ':? !,':f' 'wif' -..f ff, fmgy-,gy ' fwfr W A f M R if l i' it WEB L5 1-fi is 'f . ev'-1 STARES, MARY EDITH a charming lass with pretty red hair and a sparkling smile ...herpersonality is hard to beat F.T.A,, Usherette, Annual Staff, F,H,A,, Manuscripts Inc. future teacher STEBAN, VINCENT filled to the brim with school spirit easy to get along with French Club, F,T.A. ambition after graduation is to be a teacher SUCHKO, HEATHER a prize package of pep, personality, and popularity...unforgettable F.N.A., G.A.A., Annual Staff...her smile could warm any heart...future plans include college STEINER, DORIS M, all sunshine and smiles the pos- sessor of a friendly disposition roller skating and bowling top her list of favorites future plans are undecided VOZEL, RICHARD a triple treat athletically, scholas- tically, and socially one of the Bison greats S Club, Basketball, Baseball, Track, F.T.A., Relfector Staff will enter college STEVENSON, JUDITH cheerful, ambitious and well thought of classmate her sincerity has captured many friend- ships F.T.A., Secretary-Treasurer of Band, Librarian plans to enter college WARNER , KATHRYN P. lively, likeable, and light-hearted . .. characterized by a sweet smile G.A.A. finds swimming and bowling appealing a Secretarial career is in the future STEWART, ERNEST a Rillton lad with a quick wit and friendly character enjoys fishing and hunting as spare time activities French Club plans to go to a trade school WILSON, NANCY LINNEA one of the sweetest and most ambitious girls at S,H,S. F,N,A,, G,A,A,, Annual Staff, Usherette has quite a knack for sewing... will be a nurse ,4 Z AVERAL, PATRICIA her cheery personality has won many friends favorite pastimes consist of swimming and sewing G.A,A., Annual Staff will surely be a success in the secretarial field ZIMMERS, DEBORAH L, unsurpassed in popularity ...her personality is one of the greatest captain of the cheer- leaders G.A.A., F.H.A,, Annual Staff undecided about future plans Our Most Cherished Dream .4 l Top Se mars OVER A Mo FOURT NTH PERIODEEN W UA. XPCNX BA LOB J OHN C AMP? Url LD sus CLENDENEN BETT Y DAUGHEB 'YY DOROTHY DERB P HY LLXS E XC H LER DONN A HXGGKNS ----3' Q35 BETT Y HOFFMAN RODNE Y HOUGH SANDRA KRXEGER HAVEE SENIORS THE EALSSBED SUCCESS. ER TO 5 K ,W H33 1, wa, ,:, Q 055211 ag'-3121 Wah 3 W fe N59 Min 'Y wi!- 26 efu Q06 Gb ?'l I o No calorie counting for me, NG1-eai Thinkers ' 3114 ,J K, F: Q E . .fu J xx ' net S 910 S-'oo N Kng in T080 Oo9eX flour HH! half S thi S cal 1 edw, VKX wg, no W, 4 XX? at Aoo n toe . President ..... Vice-President . . Secretary-Treasurer Student Council . . FIRST ROW: Left to Right,G. Armstrong, ' R, Garzarelli, C, Suohko, L. Finfrock. SECOND ROW: J, Daugherty, S. Paul V ,- R. A. Smith, R. Hamilton. THIRD ROW- P, Stanish, P. DerMotta, K, Maringo,M Carlson. FIRST ROW: Left to Right, T. Fawcett In M. Stader, L. Mitchell, C. Uhrik, R. Grosely. SECOND ROW: C. Cheselske J, Highberger, E. Curry, D, Czirosella M, Menozzi, THIRD ROW: B. Frabizio V. Rupert, C. Deutsch, J. Lauffer, M Tomajko, S, Mellinger. FOURTH ROW W, Kaminsky, G. Farmer, J, Gumola, G. Stout. FIFTH ROW: R. Keller, C Kochasic, B. Smith, J. Harvey, N. Kustra J, Anguilar, A, Rosensteel. u s ,. , M. M... .Wm Juniors OFFICERS , Barry Smith . , , . , , , , . Stunlee Kleob , , , , , , , . , . ,.lX'1z1ryStacler , . Frieda Campbell, John Johnson, Linda Finfrook, Louise lvlitchcll FIRST ROW: Left to Right, E. Gumola, M, Farmer, M. Fiume, D, Hilclcnbrnnd, P. Young, J. Johnson, SECOND ROW: IVI. Litterini, V. Kuno. S. Klcob, M. Betlxin, C, Anderson, C. Neff, G. Klus, A, Kustra, THIRD ROW: G, Trout. li. Montini, H. Huss, R. Walak, .-X. Miller , T, McDonough. FOURTH ROW: R. Zisck, J. Gomola, D, Skrabski, R, Critclifield, R. Hand, J. Kusmierek. G, Iloffmun. FIRST ROW: Loft to Right, W. Plues, I. Konchina, C. lleinzie, B. Conrlie, C. McAbc'e, C. Wzilkor,R. Farmer. SECOND ROW: R. Vealimzin, J. Highberger, P. D3Nobile, C. Luvellzi, J. Brown, N, Purnell, L, Fretz. THIRD ROW: S. Kuszzij. R, Run, F. Campbell, M. Ilrapchak, R, Pzxppafzivzih FOURTH ROW: R, Myers, C, Zug:1r,J, Bnll,E. Fnlesky, R, Beckman, G, Bergman. Joyfully Looking Forward To Their Senior Year As we the class of 1963 entered Sewickley Area High School once again and began our junior year, we knew that it would be our most memorable and exciting year without exception. To lead us through this year we elected for office the following: President, Barry Smith, Vice-President, Stanlee Kleebg Secretary- Treasurer, Mary Staderg and Student Council representatives, Frieda Campbell, John Johnson, Linda Finfrock, and Louise Mitchell. In late October we received our class rings, which we were pleased and proud to wear, for this event officially initiated us as members of Sewickley Area High School. Not to be outdone by anyone, we were well represented in athletics and in the classroom. Also we can be proud of our cheerleaders and majorettes who capably represented us at games and pep meetings. We also showed our salesmanship talents by selling candy at lunchtime and for Christmas. The funds raised from these projects were used for our two big social events, the Christmas Dance, and our most important event of the year, the Junior-Senior Prom, As we leave our Junior year we can look back on many memorable events which will be with us forever, but now we must look ahead and prepare ourselves for the pinnacle of our high school career, our Senior Year. FIRST ROW: Left to Right,P. Storey, L. Annoni, K. Butko, Ii, Steadman, A, Lavella, M. Ceconella, L. Guardasoni. SECOND ROW: C. Shuster, D. Belf:1n,A, Nuttall, J. Ohler, N. Perkarsky, A, Gaber. THIRD ROW: J. Reamer, R. Brown, E, Peters, P, Weaver, J. Albright, W, Grushesky, W. Van Dyke, FOURTH ROW: W, Mognet, R. Cianciotti, D. I-Iarshman, L. Klied, W, Kopc:1k,R. Shoaf, R. Fawcett, J. Perrino. FIRST ROW: Left to Right, K. Solomon, J. Lesnizlk, P, Morgan, G. Mognet, H. Farmer, J. Miller. SECOND ROW: J. Williams, M. Bencloski, A, Smouse, B, Ghacik, W. Fox, R. Sever, THIRD ROW: D. Janitor, J. Freemz1n,J. Kluse, A. F. Stewart, T, Bumba, T. Konehina, D, Frye. FOURTH ROW: D. Gardner, A. Schehr, D, Lavella, S. Bernadowski, D. Paul. President Sophomores OFFIC ERS Vice President .... . Secretary-Treasurer . . Student Council , . . , . . William Russell . . . . . . ,Maxine Vozel . . . . . . . . J:1netLesniuk , , JoAnnKlus,Mary Prejza, Alan Gaber, Mary Grushesky 1. ' A. Starling On The Road To Success With much anticipation, we the class of 1964, entered our first year of Senior High. Football, basketball, clubs, and dances became much more exciting activities. Classes were more challenging since we could now select a varied program, With the guidance of Mr. Halula, Mrs. Leasure, Mrs. Garlow and Mr. Rodebaugh,our homeroom teachers, we established ourselves high among the scholastic records of our school. The following names are frequently found on the honor roll: High Honor-Linda Guardasoni, Janet Lesniak, Phyllis Storey. Honor-Marilyne Berestecki, Dwight Gardner, E liz ab e t h Highberger , Angela Mudrak, and Karen Solomon. We were represented in all phases of extra- curricular activities by our football and basket- ball playersg our majorettes were, Helen Poznick, Wanda Fox, Janice Miller, and Alice Smouseg our cheerleaders were M ary Grushesky, Maxine Vozel, and Mary Prejza, Class officers elected were the following: President, William Russellg Vice-President, Maxine Vozelg Secretary-Treasurer, Janet Lesniakg Student Council, JoAnn Klus, Mary Prejza, Alan Gaber, Mary Grushesky. With this our sophomore year quickly fading and becoming only a memory, we can only look forward with much anticipation to our junior year at Sewickley Area. K, Popp, K. Tressa, D.Miller, D. Yuvan. FOURTH ROW: D. Dedo, is f Y 1 ,w4 , iim:vx,4ssgzl3m 1emG f Lash, W, Russell, R, Krevokuch, Nuttall. FIFTH ROW: J. Labuda, Ohler, M, Sager, H.Perlick, McDonough. Maloney, H. Steiner, G. Trice. rlmmlluv 1 FIRST ROW: Left to Right, M, Prej7.1 Highberger, B. Smith. SECOND ROW M. Balego, M. J, Keegan, M, Janitor H, Poznick. THIRD ROW: R. Johns, R Gentsch, A. Basso,R. lllontini, R. Pinter FIRST ROW: Left to Right, P. Hatcher B. Wagner, S, Mudrak, Miles, D DeMario, J, Hildenbrad. SECOND ROW J. Andreo, M. Vozel, M. Grushecky S Truswell, J. Yuknalis, M. Sever, W Miller. THIRD ROW: D. Smarra, R Swank, J. Peters, J. Marn, D. Bowers P. Adams. FOURTH ROW: D. Stevenson J. Grec, J. Shindehite, J. Troup, D Gentsch, S. Mickanin, R, Drummond J ' l1My H9f0 Now where's Room 7? Junipr High - o Should he or shouldn't he ???' 1 ul-End of another day 1 Snapshots 'S 'Sl .vw Junior High Cheerleaders o Daydreaming? Not us ! A '7'urQ,. i VINOW where did he go jr' e al-lette If Q X 0 ieee Fl'eShlT1el1 OFFICERS President ..... ...... . Patrick Bourke Vice-President .......... ....... P Gter Cherilliii Secretary-Treasurer ..........,....... Linda Ribich Student Council ..... William Rumshock, Linda Rycman, Karolina FIRST ROW: Left to Right, W, Burns, I. Thies, S, Ohler, C. Pavlick, S, Little,C. Janus, J. Hunter, D. Gentsch. SECOND ROW: A. Walt, B. Spoonhoward, E. Stubbs, M, Lesnicky, D, Esasky, C, Finfrock,K, Kolar, S. Kuno. THIRD ROW: G. Flesick, R, Converso, R, Blatney, G, Zagar, L, Fisher, D. Sochacki, E, Curry. FOURTH ROW: J. Lash, D, Smith, J. Keenan, M. Horvat, L. Evansik, D, Henderson, D, Olbrich, A. Plassio, R, Steban, FIRST ROW: Left to Right, D, Bussard, L, Milicki, D, Guerrieri, G. Miller, M, Bazzo, L, Watchler. SECOND ROW: M. Foster, L, Hague, A. Plassio, E, M. Leasure, J. Stuchel, K. Feal. THIRD ROW: A, Wilps, D, Landini, J. Kroll, L. Ribieh, R. Reynolds, L. Wise,J, Lickwa, FOURTH ROW: E, Olbrich, G. Kromka, G, Meek, K, Rosensteel, G. Lackey, L, Babiak. FIFTH ROW: F, Bobnar, K, Shoaf, F,Kovutch, R. Podbesek, D. Sheets. Kolar, Mary Janasov, Anthony Plassio I f FIRST ROW: Left to Right, D.WilsOn, E. Rhodes, R. Higgins, L. Rycman, P. Pivni, P. Minoski, C. Furar, C. Prpich, L Matovich. SECOND ROW: C, Nickols,M. Greenawalt, C. Natale, B. Rothwell, J. Mikel, J. Ruzza. THIRD ROW: M. Acrie, I. Bilak, J, Weaver, A. Ray, J. Grec, D. Morrison. FOURTH ROW: R. Savage, G. Boltin, R. Cole, A. Huges, J. Perry, D. Spoonhoward. FIFTH ROW: J. Pctros, D. Heaverly, W. Byzon, D. Gaich, P. Cherellia, J. Joseph. SIXTH ROW: R. Topinka. FIRST ROW: Left to Right, T. Chopp, J. Fawcett, G. Gomola, L, Kontour, M. Janasov, M. Keegan, D. Pomaibo, K. Esaskey, R. Furno, S. Mihalko. SECOND ROW: D. Martz, J. Brinker, D. Wilson, D. Kleeb, P. Ray, K. Deutch,G. Kramer, J, Radziwon, S. Coffield. THIRD ROW: G. Vucnich, T. Lambert, P. Bourke, R. Sikora, J. Lavelln, C. Cianciotti, E. Lubinskv. FOURTH ROW: W, Harris, H. Brown, R. Veahman, R. Slebef, R. Resnick, D, Popp, R. Lape. Sturm, B, Walak, S, McGrew, J, Dabin Greenawalt, W. Rumshock. THIRDROW: Fancy-Free And Friendly Classmen The Freshman class occupies room 2, A number of freshmen excelled in sports under Mrs. McGrew: room 3, under Mrs. with successful seasons in basketball and foot- Lowry: room 9, under Mr. Shottg room 13, ball. Displaying their school spirit were five under Mr. Smith: shop, under Mr. Lasko. freshman cheerleaders. This was an important year, for we were Though we regret seeing the end of our now the leaders of thejunior high. The decision freshman year, we are eagerly lookingforward of an academic or commercial course had al- to our future years in the senior high. ready been made, and each of us was now work- ing toward his own goal or vocation. FIRST ROW: Left to Right, L. HcpIer,C. S, Landsbergcr, L. Dorsey,B,Powe1l,A: Antoszyk, SECOND ROW: F, Minus, C, Sirofcheck, L. Grushecky, J, Short, S. Bashioum,AJ. Stubbs, P. Harshman, D. R. Ritenour, B. Smith, J, Parks, R, Molnar, L. Evansik, J. Shuster, T. Watson. FOURTH ROW: E. Pavol, L. McKinnon, R. Podraza, H, Bruno, L. Davis, C. A. Radziwon, L. Williams. FIRST ROW: Left to Right,L.Hopkinson, E. Fontanese, L. Jamison, P. Grilc, D. Raffaelli, C. McGrew, E, Kuno. SECOND ROW: D. Windwood,M. Krornra, L. Rudy, M, A, Sigut, M. Caldro, P, Knor, J. Podbesek, J. Gedman, D. Paul. THIRD ROW: S. Marn, M. Stout, J. Young, D. Kosor, M. Robertson, E, Bally, K. Vanmeter, W, Rumshock. THIRD ROW: K, Coleman, L. Vinsick, D, Farmer, F, Rothwell, R. Antonich. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Vassia, J. Lash, R. Fox, R. Duncan. FIRST ROW: Left to Right, J.Guerrieri, K. Mason, B. Truswell, D. Slivinsky, L. Cupps, B. Penrnan, R. M. Slebondnik, P. Lloyd, D. Albright. SECOND ROW: B. Carr, C. Lavella, F. E1kins,C. Omlor, P. Villotti, J. Hilclenbrand, N. Aird, D. Eisaman, C. McAbee, THIRD ROW: L. Massaglia, J. Aird, P. Vucinich, J. Peters, C. Betlan, J. Steiner, J. Polandick. FOURTH ROW: J. Keegan,R. Bourst, P. Faletto, R. Havroncik, F. Samulski, J. Costanza, D. Mansfield. President Jofm Podbesek Vice-President Linda VanDyke Secretary Treasurer Deborah Raffaelli Student Council Cynthia McGrew Judy Parks Eager With Enthusiasm On August 29, 1961 our class opened the doors of Sewickley with the hope ofmaking this year our most memorable junior high year. We were distributed among the following teachers: Mr. Vassia,Mr. McCune,Mr. Pritts, Mr. Petroff, and Mrs. Greenawalt. Trying our best to receive honors, we worked to the best of our ability. High Honor, Barbara Britt, Deborah Raffaelli, LindaRieger. Honor, Lorena Cochenour, Ronald Duncan, Patricia Grilc, Joanne Hildenbrand, Charles Keegan, Linda Krevokuch, Deems Leasure, Donald Mansfield, Bonnie Penman, John Podbesek, and Aleta Silvis, In the beginning of the school term, we elected the following students to represent us. ,.l.1z1s..1.vnnnn:ur::z ,Mun ft- 'um n 111111111 x , f J 1 in President, Joan Podbesek: Vice-President, Linda VanDykeg Secretary-Treasurer, Deborah Raffaellig Student Council, Cynthia McGrew, Joanne Hildenbrand, Aleta Silvis, Judy Parks, and Nancy Aird. We enthusiastically cheered our junior high football and basketball teams to victory. We, the 8th grade of 1961-'62, shall tryto prepare ourselves for our future years at Sewickley. We shall also try to follow in the footsteps of those who preceded us. We shall always strive to achieve a better knowledge and to participate whole-heartedly in all class and school activities throughout the years to come. FIRST ROW: Left to Right, D. Highberger C. Grichar, N. Ohler, L. Cipra, K Milton, N, Acrie. SECOND ROW: H Angelcyk, B. Matthews, J. Parks, L VanDyke, T. Spradlin, J. Nichols, M Robinson. THIRD ROW: R. Stevens, S Watson, T. Lash, H. Matthews,J,Young R. Schwindling, E, Daughcrty,J. Derr, D Coffer, J. Deutsch. FIRST ROW: Left to Right, A. DeClz1udio L, Kizielewski, R. Peoples, C. Deutsch B, A, Walker, A. Silvis, B. Fraicola, E Jones. SECOND ROW: W. Pore, M Stitely, T, Kovatch, V. Luzar, M, Lichiva D. Henry, B. Cecconello, D. Lubinsky. L THIRD ROW: R. Zimmers, J. Joseph, Rieger, L. Cochenour, M, Huss, T Tinsley, L, Aujay, L. Bussard, G. Bussard. FOURTH ROW: H, Riddle, R, Yelich, R. Marroncelli, R. Perry, R. Stefanon, G. Orsini, T. Marshall, R. Pittavino, R, Horvat, B. Wood, Sevenlh Grade OFFICERS President .......... Patti Litterini Secretary-Treasurer ................... Fred Burkett Student Council . .............. Patty Swank James Theis FIRST ROW: Left to Right, P. KuSZaj,K Ogg, J. Negro, J, Bytheway, M. August, B Robertson, C, Kunkle, D.Wiley. SECOND ROW: J. Neff, B, Marroncelli M Lesnicky, L. Peters, N. Roudabush, B Kibe, C.Feals, L. Highberger, J. Thomas THIRD ROW: A. Caudill,H.lVIOrrison Harvey, J. Bish, A. Smith, G. Klun VanMeter, J. Tisney. FOURTH ROW Rieger, R. Wareham, C. Wallace Spradlin, N. Perrino, R. Hague Slebodnik, T. McCutcheon R Derr FIRST ROW: Left to Right, J. Levine,C Helmetzi, H. Korpar, R. Riddle, V Greenawalt, P. Keenan, T Coffield SECOND ROW: B. Kubic M. Fisher M Bazzo, A. Dorsey, D, Shaffer, S. Peters, W. Duncan. THIRD ROW: R. Nyahay, J. Minous, D. Stevenson, R. Ohler,T. Kibe, T. Merlino, F. Coccagna. FOURTH ROW: S. Woods, R. Lord, W. Tierney, H. Rice, W. Patche, N. Soncini, G. Holomshek,G. Aguilar, W. Ritenour, J. Pore. Rita Riddle Jeffrey Neff I Vice-President .................. Pamela Kubjalko ,K- , T. :W. , G. , R- FIRST ROW: Left to Right, J, Weaver, J, Lang, B. Vodhanel, C, Gentsch, J, Montecupo, P. Litterini, J, Peters, D, Burns. SECOND ROW: M. Schehr, K. Freeman, R. Gess, B, Little, J, Humelsine, T. Consavage, P. Jones, J. Theis, P. Brick, F. Horney, J. Koschak, D, Carlson, G. Fullerton,J. Luke, THIRD w',, ROW: D, Greenawalt, L. Cochran, S. ' . .VVV Steban, R, McGrew. . ,.,, J f ,,,,, We ,, K V, : iw, FIRST ROW: Left to Right, W. Cook, P. Kubjalko,T.Tikavec,S. Young, H. Filicky, J. Gitchey, L. Aronches, M, Madden SECOND ROW: G. Ribich, P. Swank, B. Chopp, J, Tinsley, F.Gradisek, E. Smith, D, Sheetz. THIRD ROW: D. Brown, S. Mudrak, R.Janos, F. Burkett, J. Yuknalis, J. Ivanac. FOURTH ROW: R. Reed, J. Sensue, J. Armstrong, A, Podraza, T. Williams, G, Heckman, FIFTH ROW: E. Jones, D, Olbrish, L. Spoonhoward, A, Gumola. SewickIey's Newest Students We , the seventh grade class of '61-'62 will give you a bit of seventh grade history before we enter into the eighth grade year. On August, approximately 128 seventh graders began with anticipation a new pahse of school life--our entrance into Junior High School. We elected the following class officers: President, Patti Litterinig Vice-President, Pamela Kubjalkog Secretary-Treasurer, Fred Burkett: Student Council, Patty Swank, James Theis, Rita Riddle, and Jeffrey Neff. At first everything seems to be confusing, but with patience and help of our teachers: Mrs. Strahl, Mrs. Pinkerton, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Teacher, our principal, Mr. Lawrence Dalla Betta, and our upperclassmen,we soon became accustomed to our new school life and settled down to work. We, the seventh graders, found that we had a very full schedule with junior high curriculum. Besides the academic subjects, we took gym, art, music, home economics, and industrial arts. Many students of our class have participat- ed in school activities, such as band and Junior High football and basketball, We are sure that our future years at Sewickley will prove as beneficial and ex- citing as our first, and are anxiously looking forward to the year when we can proudly say, We are Graduates of Sewickley Area High School. .W O ' X V X A L MTS, xv -Q LAX 47 ll: 5 p f .J-Q fguw :'1'xf1z'54:..4.snx wn r.'v1rnn'm1.vLw4-Q.1x:f.: ,mlvaav .n,r,:n urns: avr 1, -t.v'r-.rwmxnxg--'...r, .. .N 1. .v uv-an Au- .4.3mv'f- -1-:Lui fr- 11411-mzaav -v Q' AL!-vs Varsity Football Team FIRST ROW: Left to Right, W. Kopcak, P. Holomshek, Hough, J. Poznick, W. Aujay, J. Baily,J.Cook, J. Bogac, V, Dalla Betta, W. Luzar, R. Shuster, P. Kaufman, R. R. Vozel, J. Peters. Mr, Bruno, R. Krevokuch, R. Walak, G, Trout, J, Ball, N. Kustra, R. Rua, R. Critchfield, T, Montini, S, Kusjai, E. Felesky, C. Kochasic, D. Lavella, W. Russell. The 1961 edition of the Sewickley Area Bisons, although not possibly comparable to its predecessor in ability and accomplishments, proved it had a lot of fight and supplied the fans with many thrills as it struggled through its rough seven game schedule. The season for the team began with drills in mid-August with last year's junior varsity and re- turning lettermen working out at the football field. These drills determined which boys would attend football camp later in the month. The ten days of rugged practice at camp and scrimmage with another high school proved to be very helpful to Coach Bruno in determining the Bison starting line-up. In the opening game of the season, the Bisons clashed with Greensburg-Salem High School and gave the favored AA Lions all they could handle before bowing 14-13. The following two weeks saw the team strike the winning note as it crushed helpless Perry, of the Pittsburgh City League, 33-6g and defeated a very good Freedom team 19-6. After losing a frustrating 7-6 decisionto afine Glassport squad , the Bisons rebounded to beat Derry Area 12-0. Traveling to Rostraver, the team met the un- defeated and untied Leopards and eliminated them from the Class A race in a grueling 0-0 tie. With a running season in mind, the Bisons visited Westinghouse Memorial High School. but the Wildcats proved too strong and Sewickley came out on the short end of a 6-0 score with a disappointing record of 3 wins, 3 losses, and 1 tie. yo X- .59 f X x X e -sf! Greensburg Perry of Pgh. Freedom Glassport Derry Area Rostraver Westinghouse 1961 Bison Schedule 14 6 6 7 0 0 Memorial 6 Sewickley Sewiekley Sewickley Sewickley Sewickley Sewickley Sewickley 1 5. Fa af ,,,V Junior Varsity Junior High Q F t o 1-f - K 5 ' S 1 i a g , , L , , fy., I A gg X kj L 6 wah t, E k x n gb Q 5 Q 'AJS' SWA W my f a ' Z?h ti'.', ' J if Z . 1. ZI V. N j ,gg . A K1 4, of 'I -f -1' 'Y :f . T no V if A , WW ,t 5 . H, H J 'ff' - - Lirr fre , ..:. ff-5 n ff to - Y H at sea m KZ 3- 4. m i s ,If ' , ,.- 43 ,133 ws. . Huy, f A F Ex it if K'-' 1' r,:,, T . 2323 J .i ii' rrrr ri rr r ' r irii ' rrii,r rii l Eg.. i.. n. l'f . 1- :kk'ih 3 7,1 ' Seventh and Eighth Q 1 i-,2r.m. The Junior Varsity Football Team, under the guidance and direction of Mr. Rodebaugh, compete very hard withother schools to gain necessary experience which will be a valuable asset to them. These boys are as an ambitious group as you would ever hope to find. Always eager to do their best,but always willingto take constructive criticism, they displayed the good sportsmanship necessary for any team. This group, while not compiling an im- pressive record as far as games won and lost were concerned, tried at all times to be worthy of the honor of re- presenting Sewickley Area Joint High School on the football field. Under the coaching and guidance of Mr. Samuel Hopkinson, the Junior High foot- ball team displayed good sportsmanship and a determination to win. These are the boys that will be playing for the varsity team in years to come. Tn Junior High football, the most im- portant emphasis is not to win but to gain knowledge of the fundamentals of the sport. These boys are learning the value of co-operation, which will not only help them prepare for future sports, but also for future living. The Seventh and Eighth grade Intramural football program was under the guidance of Mr. Smith. This program was initiated withthe main purpose of creating interest and per- mitting more boys to learn the funda- mentals of the game. These boys are not permitted to compete with other schools but often are divided into teams for practice games. This is the first opportunity for many of the boys to practice team co-operation and sportsmanship. The training the boys received should be a valuable asset to them in remain- ing years at Sewickley Area. pan F, ff? h me T Slnub The S Club has stood true to tradition this year by upholding its reputation of being one ofthe lead- ing organizations at Sewickley. The boys are under the supervision of Mr. Bruno and Mr. Hopkinson. Earning enough money to buy the- Senior jackets, gold footballs and basketballs is the purpose ofthis club. AUHeHc The sole purpose of the Athletic Council is to establish and to meet the athletic needs of all students. The faculty members, the administration and the members of the school board who were chosen to serve on the Athletic Council, give re- commendations to the other school members about problems pertaining to athletics. 35: Wearers of the S are the boys who have earned them on the gridiron, court, and diamond. We hope that they shall always keep our honor bright. One of their activities this year was to co-sponsor a smorgasbord. Councn The Athletic Council is appointed by the President of the Joint School Board. These members are: H. W. Good, Supervising Principalg Lawrence Dalla Betta, High School Principalg John C. Bruno, Athletic Directorg John Podbesek, Melvin True, and William Everett, School Board members. .fuck 5059? me-W hum... 'wfkibhszuu Kings no of The Court Ronald Caldro Richard Vozel ...A John Campfield Jay Cook 52 ui, 4? Q . Victor Dalia Betta Q- L y V5 -Y , , im 'iii ' wif 9' 2 yr' .X 'im .',- ' M- i M ,oMo. X William Baloh William 5 f f , .1 , 1. f pk. Caldy-0, R, Cyjtchfjgld, W, Aujgiy, J, Cook, V, Dalia Betta, R, Vozel, C, Zagar, J. Campfield, XY, Baloh, K, Suman, li, Rua D, Lavella Senior Varsity Basketball The 1961-62 Sewickley Area Varsity Bas- ketball Team, coached by Mr. Hopkinson, has the potentials to comprise aproductive season. The team has height, ability, and experience, all of which constitute the necessities ol' a good team. The senior members of this team are the following: William Aujay, William Balch. Ronald Caldro. John Campfield, Jay Cook, Victor Dalla Betta, and Richard Vozel. They practice in the high school gym after school for many. long, tiring hours to improve their accuracy. These boys always try to do their best during the games and at the same time display the utmost in sports- manship. At the end of the season the team will certainly have a commendable record to show for its efforts. Sewickley Sewickley Sewickley Sewickley Sewickley Sewickley Sewickley Sewickley Sewickley Sewickley Sewickley Sewickley Sewickley Sewickley Sewickley Sewickley Sewickley Sewickley Sewickley Sewickley Sewickley Sewickley Mt, Pleasant Penn Joint St. Vincent W.P.S.D. Jeannette Norwin Latrobe S. Huntingdon Huntingdon Dunbar Ligonier Scottdale Perryopolis West Newton St. Vincent S. Huntingdon lj, Huntingdon Dunbar Ligonier Scottdale Perryopolis West Newton The Jr. Varsity Basketball Team at- traets quite a bit of attention, since it is in their ranks that our future varsity stars are usually born. Mr. Rodebaugh. the coach, worked dil- igently this year to make skilled veterans of these young and sports loving amateurs. He tries to teach the boys the importance of good sportsmanship, to be mindful of the rules, and to follow the fundamentals of the game. With all the knowledge they've gained playing this year. it seems inevitable that they too will have another future team that Sewieltley can boast about. The Junior High Basketballteam attracts qaite a bit of attention, since it is in its rank that our future varsity stars are usually born, M r. Smith worked hard this year to make skilled players of these young inexpe- rienced, sports-loving boys. Having been taught the importance of good sports- manship, as well as the fundamentals of the game, the boys played hard to win,but were always mindful ofthe rules. Watching this group, observers were able to speculate on what is in store for Sewickley in the future, as far as basket- ball is concerned. Our Coaches anagers Junior Senior Baseball ,.,- .,-- ' lf A ZZ - 2..- fb Under the direction of Head Coach Robert Rodebaugh, the Sewickley baseball squad is expected to wrap up another season in their usual com- petitive form. The 9 member team will opcntheir 10 game season against Hempfield and will play home games. The team has an advantage this year of having eight Senior players who are: Daryll Antoszyli, Outfieldg William Auiay, First Basez JayCooli, Right Fieldg Victor Dalla Betta, Second Baseg Frank Lovato, Catcher: Peter Molnar, Outfieldg Kenneth Nicoletto, Outfieldg Richard Vozel, Shortstop, l'lRbT ROW Left to Right, D, Antoszyk, P, Molnar, F, Lovzito, R, Vozcl, SECOND ROW: W, Luz: , . , l 'S-. ir I Bz1ily,Vx',.Xuj:iy,lx Nicole o Fl'0l1'l The Pl'0l'l1 Of 1961 Garden OI Dreams n 'E t f ,yy is v i'Q2Z-nf Y Hififijk H S ,I gk.V 7 Q gg, 3 ff 5 Q - 1 2 5 5 V2 I Q M FIRST ROW: Luft to Right, John Canipficld, Donna Higgins, Betty Hoffman, llcathcr Suchko, SECOND ROW: Ronald Fcnnell. Donald LL isuir bue Clcnclcncn, Joan Rodcbaugh. Mary Edith Stares. Annual Staff We, the annual staff of 1962, gratefully acknowledge the co-operation and participa- tion of the student body and faculty in help- ing to niakc our yearbook a success. We also extend our thanks to Karen Rice, a former student at Scwickley, noxy attending Heinpfield High School, for con- tributing suggestions and artistic work. Xdx isoi Mr. Albert Andreo Mr. Albert Andreo, our advisor, ef- ficiently supervised the annual staff in lay- ing out the plans for our yearbook. We are thankful for his patience and understanding, This year thc staff worked diligentlyto produce The 1962 Sewickley. Wehope that this yearbook will bring back nieniories of your high school days. Co-editors, Donna Higgins and Betty lloffni tn is. i Sk '-'H-1-- I 'Sill W H F ls? 1 5 Co-business l'T1l1I111g!QCI'S Frzinees Kixielewslii and Venie Ann Reynolds. Typist Linda Ray The members of the Business Stuff worked diligently to finunee the 1962 edition of The Sewiekleyj' The St1lff6211'l1CCl1l10l1Cy by selling Christmas eurds, zidyertiseinents. and yerirboolis. They also handled the re- freshments at the home footbzill games. Co-business managers this year were Frzinees Kizielexyslii and Venie Ann Reynolds. Acting us typists were Linda Ray and Shirley Guerrieri. With the assistance of Mr. Albert Andreo, the stuff earned enough money to help make The 1962 Sewielsle-y the most enjoyable yearbook ever published. The Business Stuff deserves outstanding notice for their industriousness and effort. Annual Staff FIRST ROW: Left tolligfht, P, Zaiyerzil, F. Kizielewski. S, Guerrieri, THlllD,ROW: A. Kuno, D. Dzivis, B, Gentseh, J. Diluorenzo, V. A, D Diinty, D. Zimniers, M, L, Bussnrd, SECOND ROW: N, Wilson, Reynolds. FOURTH ROW: L. Long, K. Nieoletto. J, Stevenson, R, Stfider, C. Ryemzm, .-X. Kosor, R. Peoples, N. Derr. L, Ray. Hough, E, Umlor, 4 iimw it as his , fr 'rweswmffxit V B--h-- . smxymnf, 4 . yggw ws- -....s...t W... .tx N, ,, U -sq: f ,, ,.f. 6 . 'Us-I me-, S.A.H.S. Band Brilliant display of musical ability What organization added zest,color, and that extra touch to the football games, pep meetings, and summer parades? It was the Sewickley Area Band under the competent direction of Mr. William Kober. Because of constant practice and long hours of hard work, the band was able to present precise and excellent en- tertainment at the various functions throughout the school year. Its performance in the annual band concert provided an enjoyable display of music and skill to all who attended. The officers are: President, Donald Leasureg Vice-President, Helen Lackeyg Secretary-Treasurer, Judith Stevensong and Student Council, John Kusmierek. Band Officers Q, . 4- , . Q-. 1 Senior High Chorus Every Tuesday, during activity period, the Senior High Chorus assembles in the bandroom for a delightful singing session. Under the direction of Mrs. Sensenich, the chorus has progressed rapidly this year as usual. During the year the group sang a variety of songs, and of course the tra- ditional carols at Christmas. Venie Ann Reynolds, Tonna Long, and Donna Moore, who make up the Senior High Trio, are three talented girls who often take part in special activities. Who knows, maybe in the future some of our aspiring songbirds of this club may become great singers. Senior members in action i ' l lf, JS Wasil ',! e' , 'Q in--ca.. i 'fgfgsl 'iii 'Nts iss' 5,0 Q vu' are aiorettes Modern lasses with marching ability Cute, enthusiastic, and peppy are good words to describe our cheerleaders for 1961-'62, Their skits were well planned and organized under the supervision of Mrs, Herbert. Their cheering has brought great joy at the football games, basketball games, and at the pep meetings to lead the boys on to victory, They proved to be worthy of the great title, Sewickley Cheerleaders. Those graduating are: Head cheerleader, Deborah Zimmcrs, Dorothy Derr, and Janice Serro. fv,1s:4A.rfi:v'A' Hue, wvnfwifu ffm E fmmz Q 2 fa 'W M1 v as r Leading our colorful Sewickley Area High School Band is our eleven high-stepping majorettes. Under the leadership of the head majorctte, Marilyn Knor, this attractive and energetic group displayed their fine talents throughout the football season, at pep meetings, and at various parades, The girls originate their own drills and baton twirling routines and show their great eagerness and ambition by having practices during the summer and every seventh period. Those graduating are: Head majorette, Marilyn Knor, Phyllis Eichler, and Carol Fraicola. Cheer us to victory Cheerleaders 4 .www fr af .www 1: imwxamri' Jaw ill! 'S 'T' Ek - . ,V . gg f K f v-Q - l ,... ' . in av l ,flu 45? 1 Q f kts 9 . 5' v k K Wynn Girls' Athletic Association Gleeful girls filled with pep This energetic group of girls under the capable supervision of Mrs. Herbert has done much to further good sportsmanship at S.A.H,S, The organization consists of senior, junior, and sophomore girls who are in- terested in participating in sports, games, and dancing, Among the various sports and activities the girls participate in are badminton, volleyball, basketball, and square dancing. This club is one of the largest in the school. A , L... B--f l Talented Students anticipating 11 touching Career Future Teachers Oi America Future Nurses Oi America Nursing will be their career l I-1 :H S, l-loinemaking is their main objective Future Homemakers OI America F.H.A. The members of this club are enrolled in the homeeconomics class. Most of the members are interested either in furthering their knowledge on this subject by going to college or becoming homemakers soon after graduation. The club made a field trip to a nearby meat packing company which proved to be both interesting and informative. This year, under the skilled supervision of Mrs. Vanderscott, the Future Homemakers of America decorated the trees in the hall for Christmas. The officers of the club for 1961-'62 are: President,Marilyn Carlsong Vice-President, Rebecca Hamiltong Secretary, Nancy Stadcrg Treasurer, Linda Finfrock. F.T.A. The Future Teachers of America is a recently organized club, which our school added to its extracurricular activities last year. The purpose of the club mainly is to prepare students who plan to enter the pro- fession of teaching. During the year,the club will visit various colleges and schools. Senior members are given the privilege of teaching classes to give them preparatory training in the teaching profession. The two advisors are Mr. Gradisek and Mr. Halula. Officers include: President, Richard Vozelg Vice-President, Carol Lavellag Secretary, James Bogacg Treasurer, Ronald Fennellg and Student Council Representative, William Aujay. F.N.A. The Future Nurses Club of America is composed of the girls who plan to enter the narsing profession for a career. Throughout the school term, the girls in this club are shown movies to instruct them in the fundamental practices of nurs- ing. Mrs. Fenton, the capable advisor ofthis club, puts great effort in making this cluba success. The officers are: President, Maureen Sleberg Vice-President, Nancy Wilsong Secretary, Stanlee Kleeb: T r e a s u r e r, Marilyn Betlan. The project this year was to complete a Christmas list for a girl their own age who lives at the Greensburg Orphanage. Banking Class Beneficial to their business ambitions Le Cercle Francais consists ofJunior and Senior French students who are interested in French customs and traditions. The club is supervised by Mlle. Mitchell and presided over by Mlle. Frances Kizielewski. Other officers are as follows: Secretary, Arlene Kosorg Jr. Vice-President, Stanlee Kleebg Jr. Secretary, Rosalyn Garzarellig Jr. Student Council Re- presentative, George Stoutg Treasurer, Vincent Steban, Club Reporter, Patricia Dermottag Program Chairman, Tonna Long, and Social Chairman, May Rupert. The Banking Class had its first meeting on September 12,1961. Classes were held every Monday and Thursday during activity period. Under the instruction of Mr. Pittavino, of the First National Bank of Herminie, Pennsylvania, the students learned suchthings as: Service and policy decision functions of the Federal Reserve Banks, the monetary system of the United States, and the ,services of com- mercial banks, trusts, and statements of con- dition. A special agent of the F.B.I. visited the class and explained to the students about a career in the F,B,I. It is certain that those who had an op- portunity to participate in this class will find it of great benefit in the future. Familiarizes the students with the traditions of France French Club YYY .- u 1 . . - - ,.-, . ,My if i .iw l lil lil anuscripis Incorporated Maintains a high standard of writing This staff makes possible our schoolpaper the Reflector which as the name suggests, reflects the news in and around our dear old Alma Mater. lt consists of Juniors and Seniors and is under the supervision of Mrs. Garlow. We are quick to recognize the excellence of the school paper, but seldom do we give suf- ficient praise to the staff, whose untiring efforts are responsible for its success. Nuys: Manuscripts Incorporated is a club com- posed of students possessing askillin creative writing, ln order to belong to this club, it is necessary to be a senior high student and write an original composition, These compositions are used in the Reflector, in various contests, and for classroom survey. Under the capable supervision of Miss Mitchell, this group has worked diligently and enthusiastically to pro- mote interest in the literary field through bi- monthly meetings held in the auditorium. Reports the happenings of our school Reflector Staff ' .di usYfiQj,,s .nv .til an tiff? 12' ' Offer their assistance daily 5hel'eue5 The usherettes in their black and White outfits always create agood im- pression upon the audience,with their courtesy andpleasant manner of taking tickets, giving out programs, and seating guests. These girls are selected in their sophomore year and serve throughout senior high. These girls are: Janet Lesniak, Jane Bussard,Stanlee Kleeb, Elizabeth Highberger, Carol Lavella, Mary Stader, Linda Fretz,lVlarilyn Carlson, Nancy Wilson, Janice Serro, Mary Edith Stares, Phyllis Eichler, and Joann Klus. This year the S,A,H,S. thirteen usherettes are under the supervision of Mrs. Vanderscott with Janice Serro as the head usherette. Lend their time to make the library more efficient MRA' mmmmws. : x 4nnnun1nnuuuwQww,wrnm:-w-- :,, t fwwafw-ww V . ,aww .www lun--awmrgn-wsnwuanvnwmy vnngum Office Force Striving to help Mr. Dalia Betta run the office more smoothly and ef- ficiently in their spare time isthejob of this group of Senior High students. This group performs daily tasks. such as, delivering mail, answering the telephone, running errands, wel- coming visitors, and any other mis- cellaneous job that has to be done. These students are an asset to the office and our school. Use much charm and grace in their job Librarians Capably trained by Mrs. Lowry, the librarians give courteous and dependable service. They do catalog- ing, carding, books, typing, and various other necessary jobs in ad- dition to their daily library service. The co-operation of the study hall teachers and the librarians keep this busy center running orderly and smoothly during the day. Officers of the Library Club are: President, Phyllis Eichlerg Vice- President, Mary Staderg and Sec- retary-Treasurer, Carol Fraicola. Junior Hlgh Student Council . 5 I 'gf Study the problems of the student body The governing body of Sewickley Area High School is the Student Council. The Council is made up of represen- tatives from each homeroom and one from each club. These students, under the capable supervision of Mr. Joseph Andreo, work together to incorporate a democratic way of thinking, to solve any problems concerning the basic principles of school life, and to do anything which will lead to the betterment of the school. il Ll: Being able to solve schoolproblems through reasoning and co-operation will undoubtedly help the students in making important decisions later in life. In addition, their aims are to develop student responsibility, co-operation, and school pride, and to create a better understanding between the faculty and the student body. Join together to better their student body wwe Senior High Student Council Stage Crew Our stage crew is agroup of boys under the supervision of Mrs. Vanderscott. Some ofthe duties they must perform are setting up scenery for stage productions , which are demon- strated both to our high school students and to the general public, keeping the stage clean, regulating lights, both on stage and in the auditorium, opening and closing the stage curtains, plus any other minor tasks that are necessary for stage performances. Complete success for any type of assembly that is put on from our stage is dependent upon this crew of hard-working, attentive individuals. Movies help to make our classes more enjoyable 1 u muuumsufi-an-an.,.,. 1111 x Sees that the stage is in order Mr. Rodebaugh, our capable advisor ofthe movie crew, has selected agroup of individuals composed of both girls and boys to show to the student body all types of films. The students, who are selected for the movie crew, must be trustworthy and dependable. They are also ex- pected to maintain a high scholastic standing because they are sometimes deprived of their study halls. These students assume the responsi- bilities of operating and taking care of different types of machinery that are used and the care of the different films. Movie Crew 'LLQKQ--L.. Mrs. Fenton Ulaintain Good -lealth Standards Our medical staff consists of two doctors, , J. Cerne, M.D., H. L, Highberger, M,D,g dentist, J. L. Nemicg and our school nurse, auise Fenton. Mrs. Fenton is the advisor for the Future urses of America Club and the sponsor of the ewickley Area Junior Aids at Westm'd. Hos- tal. She also sees that the pupils weight, height, Lrs and eyes are checked every year. Our school health program is as follows: complete physical examination in first, sixth id eleventh grade, a dental examination in first, ird, and seventh grade, a chest x-ray for the cnior high students, and an innoeulation program r the elementary pupils. Dr. Nemic rs., Our Medics rail Dr. Cerne Dr. Highberger 1 l . A..,. - . ,W,'. .. . W, l LIE fx XL 3' 4 T Board of Education .T , . President Vice-President :mg f' 152: fi t . .: --. .1-W . - --s ,a.P..f f 'i 4 ,5 41- ,... J. POLONDICK J. MATTHEWS At this time of the year one hears much of the word success, Success has many definitions. It can denote the kind of sane and sensible living that brings rewards in personal happiness as well as financial gain. Anyone can follow the line of least re- sistance into mediocrity. A man is judged not by his qualifications, but by what he does with them. The three essential ingredients of suc- cess are character, intelligence, and exper- inece. An intelligent person picks up experience quickly, but character is the one ingredient he must supply himself. Aperson may be brilliant, talented, and highly edu- cated, but he can only prove himself by Rope Rua Smith Stevenson True 4, :g-5 tv X '5 35 ,t . we A M ,, 2 fs Yi iv .'!iz51 2?f '+3?..'.. f ' ' ...wwf .,'-'W f . .., ,. y Tu t Q 4. WEA ,af 'tl ...eg reliability and integrity. Melvin True W. Everett H. Lash H. Long J. Podbesek C. Rhodes 74 H MR. GOOD Supervising Principal There is grave danger of becoming confused and lost in the present day tendency towards mass operation. We read about mergers, jointures, and combinations of steel companies, airlines, and schools. The individual may feel that he is carried along on this tide of expansion with no self- determination as to his course or destination. First and foremost, you are an individualg you are shaping the pattern of your lifeg you alone can determine what your future will be. One fact is certaing the individual is the basic factor in any operation regardless of how large or impressive it may be. Any movement is simply a combination of individuals and it is no more effective than the effort of each person involved. You. as an individual, will make your own place in the economic and social structure of your time. Team work and group spirit are essential, but always remember that the success of the team is the total success of each individual on the team, As a graduate, your success in this mass operation will be determined by the positive attitude and determined effort with which you accept your individual responsibility. Administration 5 , ,M l . at S , K ' A l 1 M ' i2xV '? K ,,,,,...,,..,i .M .. I 1 fgcgj ,L i Q ' Qzgia.. fi - x A' fifgit VV lik e I l lgva. . I ,,c.. tk.k I ' ' -fit -j iri . 5 , 5. M A-Q-wqgif i ff V .. ,.f'M i f ,Y fm fa R52 - . .--. - X.. we KL.: - MR. DALLA BETTA High School Principal The public school is ademocratic organization to provide all children with an education and to develop within these boys and girls high ideals, good character, and personality. Sewickley Area schools are providing this opportunity and I am happy to be a part of this organization. Many of our past graduates have gone out into the world and have done very well. I'm sure that many of the boys and girls presently in our schools, who are properly preparing them- selves by working up to their capacities, will also advance far in their future work. It takes a great deal of effort and much perseverance to be successful, and I feel that withthe training received in our schools, many more will succeed. H. W. GOOD L. DALLA BETTA School Clerk School Secretary MRS. BOERIO MRS. GRESSLER MR. LAWSON 9 f RL ,slr 'wgbm V QXXYH X. X . X XL X 'L Q' Xg X a ':W M., fi , ,ff X X Nxqx 7 xx., R farulig Mr. Smith, Mr. Andreo, and Mr. Shott Mr. A, Andreo, who teaches physics, organic chemistry, and chemistry 1, also acts as advisor to the Yearbook Staff. Mr. Smith teaches algebra 1 and 11 and instructs the 9th grade in science. Teaching biology to the 10th grade students is Mr. Shott's job. Bookkeeping 1 and 11, shorthand 1 and Junior Business Training keep Mr. l Gyory very busy. Miss Hayden, not pictured, teaches Typing 1, 11, and Shorthand 11. Mr. Gyory and Mr. DeMatteo preparing for a class. ' L Q. it N , 19' ' 5535455 A ' fr f ' ' A - - 2f2QQf?'Hf,fi23 fr ' , ju ,iff 565 3 it ftfif will? M 53 xl it ' if ' ,- ttf- away, ww nw. Vt time 5955 yi u sz ,figw ffstl 7? ' i , W 9? .iff 442: 235251 iiggk titty , . - - 'ir 5 -1 gf ' if-gs' T ?-3 ' K it -W ill .. yin ' f'gQ 3i3Z5'3?gE'aH,x', leg? ttii vi ,, ' it wi iiiilfaiaw f 1 ggi ' 1 A gif, t 5 i, si, 2 ,Pg ,g .-,' ,z' 1 52ii:,i1 X ff A , ' wiv K 7 H- f , f f V -' ,,mEQYf :' 2!Z.Q1gEg 95. e .i 1, fkgggpgg Egsiifxgtti an -ii 'L-' 1 ' 11 if 1 i ff ' -, ui. .af.,4g. figgi,?gffgw6+ K. .,,. L V g V , 'sn 5!. i5wz3U1x?5,7 - was - . Q 5, ,K :wi :1l,g,S5,iz af xi i Q53 K V ' I , tp 5..'Qi:i-xfjlfngg, . X fl, -. at ',,', A ,-uve ri. , gf K KK- f 52253 fl as wi reading the latest science news. Mr. DeMatteo instructs students in Senior High Mathematics, Commercial Arithmetic, and General Business. Mrs. Vanderscott, who teaches Senior High Home Economics, also supervises the Future Homemakers of America. Mrs. McGrew teaches the basic fundamentals of homemaking to Junior High girls. Mrs. Strahl strivesto bring out artistic ability in the Junior High students. She also teaches English to the eighth grade. Mrs. Vanderscott displaying her homemaking ability to Mrs McGrew and Mrs. Strahl. Mrs Pinkerton Mrs. Greenawalt, and Mrs, Lowry browsing through the library. Mrs. Pinkerton instructs English to the seventh and eighth graders. Mrs. Lowry is our efficient high school libra- rian. She is supervisor ofthe Librarian Club. Mrs. Greenawalt enjoys teaching English to the ninth grade. Mrs. Bair is the special education instructor. This is her second year at Sewickley. Mr. Petroff teaches history and civics. He is assistant football and track coach. Mr. Petroff pointing out our many trophies to Mrs Bair Mr. Dalla Betta, besides being our high school principal, also finds time in his busy schedule to teach the Seniors trigonometry. Mr. Rodebaugh instructs students in algebra II, advanced algebra, and plane geometry He also manages the Movie Crew. Mr. McCune gives seventh and eighth graders instructions in gen- eral Junior High arithmetic, and he teaches history and civics to the ninth grade. Enjoying a breath of fresh air between math classes are Mr. Dalla Betta, Mr. McCune, and Mr. Rodebaugh. hxmvnmmma w-wwrwmmr N I, Qin Q3iy'fW ' H Ai s. '- 9 G Taking time out from their busy schedules to pose for our camera are Mr. Lasko, Mr. Bruno, and Mr. Boggs. Mr. Bruno is our capable football coach, He is also Athletic Director, sponsor of the S-Club, and the boys' health teacher. Mr. Lasko instructs junior and senior high boys in industrial arts. Mr. Boggs is director of the junior and senior high students in industrial arts, including electricity and machine shop. Mrs. Herbert teaches physical edu- cation and health and is responsible for the G,A,A, Mrs. Sensenich is in charge of both the junior and senior high choruses. Mr. Kober, as director of our band, has livened many a half time at football games. Mr. Pritts teaches reading to our seventh and eighth grade students. Mr. Gradisek instructs the seniors in Prob- lems of Democracy and acts as our guidance counselor. Mr. Hopkinson is our driving instructor and has survived to teach ninth grade science. Looking over the plans for the Senior HighChristmas Program Mr. Hopkinson looks over the honor roll while Mr. Gradisek are Mrs Herbert, Mrs. Sensenich, and Mr. Kober. and Mr. Pritts look on. - A. 4, fs:-as fvzffsa Ig' a Mr Johnson, Mr. Halula, and Mr. Teacher taking abreak. Mr. Johnson, a newcomer to Sewickley, teaches geography and science to the seventh and eighth grade students. Mr. Halula, our Latin teacher, is one of the advisors of the F,T.A. Mr. Teacher, another newcomer, in- structs arithmetic, science, and geography in the Junior High. Mrs. Garlow instructs Juniors and Seniors in English and also manages a College English class. She is advisor of the Reflector. Miss Mitchell who teaches French and English also Miss Mitchell planning the schedule for the day with the assistance of Mrs. Garlow and Mrs. Leasure. manages the French Club and Manuscripts Incorporated. Mrs. Leasure instructs English and literature to Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors. Mr. Andreo teaches American history and P,O,D, The Senior High Student Council is under his supervision. Mr. Fullerton intro- duced World history and commercial law to Juniors and Seniors. Mr. Vassia teaches history to Junior High students. Taking time out from their history classes are Mr. J. Andreo, Mr. Fullerton, and Mr. Vassia MISS RUTH BEDFORD In Recognition We, the Seniors of 1962, would like to extend our appreciation to Miss Ruth Bedford for her dedicated service as a teacher. Miss Bedford came to Hempfield Twp. from Shippensburg in 1923 and taught there until 1929. In September, 1929, she became an Elementary Teacher at Cameron School and taught there until May, 1946. M is s Bedford graduated from Shippensburg State Teachers College in 1938 receiving her B.S. degree in Secondary Edu- cation. In 1946 she was transferred from Cameron to Sewickley where she taught English and art to Junior High students. She retired in May, 1961, after a total of 38 years of teaching at various schools. Miss Bedford, the Class of 1962 would like to commend you for your many years of service at Sewickley Area High School. Our Handymen At Work Mr. Kranitz Mr, Duzyk I K ,,... 9 5.5 ? 'Ii V: .t 4 I R fk I 1 I b, EA. 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