Sewickley High School - Sewickley Yearbook (Herminie, PA)

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I 'L I 'Q Q N9 'Q El s 1 lsxs s 1 I ' ss . Svc Our New Alma Mater In this modern age when the enigmas of our universe are being revealed through great scientific achievements, education is of great essence. Having a school equipped with modern facilities, such as ours, offers great opportuni- ties of which we should all take advantage. The following are some of these facilities: this year we are exceedingly fortunate in having fully equipped phys- ics and chemistry laboratories, complete with a closed-circuit television. Every student should appreciate this whether they take these advanced sciences or not. This year's biology laboratory has been improved and a new earth science course has been added to the curriculum. Included among our new facilities is the language laboratory. Never before has Sewickley High School been able to offer its students a more profitable piece of equipment. The high school office has been equipped with an intercom system which enables our principal to relay impor- tant messages to the teachers and to the students. The library this year is supplied with everything from Abandoned Mine Mystery by Norwin Pallas to Zoo Expedition by William Bridges. The new Home Economics Department has many comforts of home-a sofa, stereo hi-fi, and wall-to-wall carpet- ing. This year the home economic students have new courses, such as ceramics, Swedish embroidering, flower ar- ranging, and interior decorating. The Homemaking Course is open to boys as well as to girls. e been installed, such as a twenty-inch drill press, an eight-inch shaper, a vertical milling plane, and a half-ton hoist. The shop offers an elementary course in electricity and home mechanics for girls, also. As to the musical aspects of the school, a large, new band room and the acoustics give the band members a relaxed surrounding while practicing music. The choral room, where the different choruses meet, also doubles as a T.V. room. Students that have chorus for one period every day will be given ahalf credit. The dictaphones and the new electric typewriters in the Commercial Department help prepare commercial stu- dents more fully for their respective business careers. W Kilns have been installed in the Art Department to aid the students in the making of ceramics. Let us now look at the non-educational aspects of our school: the lobby with the hanging staircase, the flagstone floor, and the abstract chandelier, is certainly an attractive asset to our new school. The auditorium having paneled walls, carpeting, and cushioned seats adds a touch of luxury to our assemblies. The spacious cafeteria with its bright-colored glass provides a pleasant atmosphere while we are eating. The landscaped courtyard is a recreational area where our students may spend their leisure time. Being situated in such a beautiful countryside is another credit to the New Sewickley. We should appreciate this pleasant environment. A Our students have always been proud of their school whether old or new, but this year they should be and are prouder than ever before. They have every educational advantage at their fingertipsg to make good use of these advantages though, depends upon the student himself. They should also have a personal pride in the beauty of the school. Added together, these factors result in the New Sewickley Area High School. Progress Report ORS SENIORS Q UA LITIES no M , ,, 1:0 4-fiilrs -Agtla l l f. X1- . DH ml? n 14-MF I I I ACRIE, NINA . . . General Course AIRD, NANCY . . . Aca- demic Course . . . C.A.A., F.N.A., Chorus, Library Club, Reflector Staff, French Club . . . Future Nurse . . . Favorite Sub- ject-P.O.D .... Least LikediMath AUJAY, LARRY . . . General Course . . . Wants to enter the Service . . . Favorite Subjeet-Com- mercial Law . . . Least LikedkEnglish . . . Chorus, F.H.A., G.A.A .... Wants to continue her Singing as a career Favorite Subject-English . . . Least Liked-P.O.D. AIRD, JAMES . . . General Course . . . Football . . . Navy Bound . . . Favorite Subject-French . . . Least Liked-English Liked-Typing BEISIEL, LRIC . . . Amdcmir. Course . . . F.T.A., French Club, Chorus, Ycar- book Stuff . . . Would like to have a career in Biology . . . Favorite Subject fPhysics . . . Least Liked-English ALBRIGHT, DIANNE . . . General Course . . . C.A.A., Chorus, F.H.A. . . . Future Horse Trainer . . . Favorite Subject-Home Economics . . . Least ANGELCYK, HELEN . . . General Course . . . Chorus, French Club, C.A.A., F.N.A,, Yearbook Staff . . . Future Nurse . . . Fa- vorite SubjectkP.0.D. . . . Least Liked- French BETLAN, CHARLES . . . General Course . I . Baseball . . . Future Machinist . . . Favorite ' L- 't Liked- Subject-Commerclal Law . . . has English RONALD BOURST, . . . . . . Wants to become a Mechanic . . . Favorite Subject-Commercial Law . . . Least Liked-P.0.D. BRITT, BARBARA . . . Academic Course . . . C0-editor of the Re- flector, G.A.A., F.N.A., Library Club, Chorus, National Honor Society, French Club . . . Nurs- 'ing Career . . . Favorite Subject-English . . . Least Liked-College Algebra BOBNAR, EILEEN . . . General Course . . , F.H.A., Chorus . . . Future Nurse . . . Favorite Subject-English . . Least Liked-P.O.D. General Course IEUSSARD, LARRY . . . General Course . . . Wflulfl like to join the Army . . . Favorite Subject-llistory . . , Least Likr-rl --Fnglish M 'W ,, .g QV 1 9 as BOBNAR, IRFNE . . . General Course . . . Li- brary Clulm, G.A.A., Cho- rus, F.N.A .... Future Nurse . . . Favorite Subject -English . . . Least Liked fP.O.D. CALDRO, MARILYN . . . General Course . . . Chorus, G.A.A., F.H.A., . . . Future Secretary . . . Favorite Subject-Home Economies . . Least Liked-P.O.D. I3 CIPRA, LAUREL . . Technical School QChem ical Technology? . . F.H.A., G.A.A., Band, Cho- rus . . . Future Nurse . . Favorite Subject-Home Economies . . . Least Liked fChemistry COLEMAN, KENNETH . . . General Course CECCONELLO, BARBARA . . . Com- mercial Course . . . G.A.A .... Future Secretary . . . Favorite Subject4Typing . . . Least Liked-P.0.D. CHESELSKE, CRAIG . . . Academic Course . . . Future Teacher . . . Favorite Subject- Physies . . . Least Liked-College Algebra Liked-College Algebra digg- X COCHENOUR, LORNA . . . Academic Course . . . Chorus, French Club, C0- editor of the Reflector, Usherettes, F.T.A., G.A.A ,... Future Teacher . . . Favorite Subject4P.O.D .... Least COFFER, DENNIS . . . General Course . . . Would like to be an Electrician . . . Favor- ite Subject-English . . . Least Liked- P.0.D. . . . Technical School C2 years? . . . Brieklayer . . . Favorite Sl1lJj6Cl.7C0llllllCI'Lil2ll Law . . . Least Liked-P.O.D. CUPPS, LYNN . . . Academic Course . . . Yearbook Staff, G.A.A., F.N.A., Li- brary Club, Reflector Staff, French Club, Chemistry Lab Assistant, Student Council . . . College Bound . . . Fa- vorite Subjcet-Physies . . . Least Liked -P.O.D. DAUGHERTY, EUGENE . . . General Course . . . Would like to be a Steel- mill Worker or a Mechanic . . . Fa- vorite Subjcct-English . . . Least Liked POD DAINTY, MELVIN . . . General Course . . . Baseball, Basketball . . . Future Undecided . . . Favorite Subject-Driver's Education . . . Least Liked-P.0.D. DELAINI, BRADLEY . . . General Course . . . Future Undecided . . . Favorite Subject-Commercial Law . . . Least Liked-P.0.D. DERR, JOHN . . . General Course . . . Band, Chorus . . . Fu- ture Mechanic . . . Fa- vorite Subject-Shop . . . Least Liked- P.0.D. if rl DeCLAUDIO, AUGUST . . . General Course . . . Future Bookkeeper . . . Favorite Subject-Book keeping . . . Least Liked- English DEUTSCH, JOHN . . . General Course . . DEUTSCH, CONSTANCE . . . Com- mercial Course . . . G.A.A., National Honor Society, Office Force . . . Fu- ture Secretary . . . Favorite Subject- Bookkeeping . . . Least Liked-English Would like to work in a Steelmill . . . Favorite' Subject-Shop . . . Least Liked-Health DUNLAN, RONALD . . . Academic FALETTO, PAUI ,... General Course . . . S Club, Football, liusketlrull . . . Future Farmer . . . Favorite Subject-Math . . . Least Liked-English FRAICOLA, RARRARA . . . Conrmcrcial Course . . . C.A,A., Audio-Visual Crow, Chorus, Year- book Stuff . . . Future Secretary . . . Favorite Subject-English . . . Least l.ikvrl--'l'.O.D. I6 Course . . . French Club, Yearbook Staff . . . College Round . . . Fa- vorite Slllljl'l'lf English . . . Lcust Liked -Physics ELKIN, FLORENCE . . . General Course . . . F.H.A., G.A.A .... Future Cosmctologlst . . . Favorite Subject-Home Economics Lcust Liked--'English FARMER, DENNIS . . . General Course . . . Football, llasebull, Rus- ketball, Track, S Club . . . All otllers GABERSEK, GEORGE . . . General Course . . . Baseball, Football, Chorus . . . Future Electrician . . . Favorite Subject-English . . . Least Likedw P.O.D. Future llnall'r1.itl1'tl . . . Favorite Subject-- Conmu-rrsiul Law . . . Least Liked' - FONTANESI, EDITH . . . Aca- demic Course . . . G.A.A., Chorus, F.N.A., French Club . . . Future Nurse . . . Favorite Sub- ject-Chemistry . . . Least Liked-French GEDMAN, JOHN . . . General Course GALANTE, GASPER . . . Ceneral Course . , . Football, HS Club . . . Will find a job after graduation . . . Favorite Subject- Shop . . . Least Liked-P.O.D. . . . Undecided about his future . , . Favorite Subject-Commercial Law . . . Least Liked4P.0.D. CRILC, PATRICIA . . . CUIIIIIICI' cial Course . . YCa1l'book Staff Business School ject-Bookkeopin WTYIHHQ GUERRIERI, of 5... C.A.A., Chorus, Will go to . F11Vo1'iI1' Sul:- Least Liked JAMES . . . Aca- demic Course . . . F.T.A .... College Bound . . . Favorite Subject-Physics . . . Least Liked-Eng lish HEINBAUCH, SANDRA . . . General Course French Club FNA Future, Nurse . . . Favorite Subject French . . . Least Liked-Geometry GRICHAR, CHERYL . . . C.A.A., Chorus, Audio-Vis- ual Crew, Yearbook Staff ig ,,,,, fw 7 . . . Future Airline Hostess L, V,,J . . . Favorite Subject4 , iirt Typing . . . Least Liked- K 'K ' P.O.D. HENRY, DARLA . . . Commercial Course: . G.A.A., Chorus, Student Council, Majorette . . . Future Professional Legal Secretary . . . Favorite Subject-Shorthand . . . Least Liked-P.O.D. I7 ,Q t General Course . . . HOFFMAN, JACQUEL- INE . . . Commercial Course . . . Chorus, G.A.A., Reflector Staff . . . Future Manager of Holiday Inn Restaurant . . . Favorite Subject-English . . . Least Liked-Bookkeeping HENRY, MARY LOUISE . . . Commer- cial Course . . . Chorus, C.A.A., Re- flector Staff . . . Future Secretary . . . Favorite Subject Liked-P.O.D. S25 HUSS, MARIF. . . . Commercial Course . . . Shorthand . . . Least 4 HILDENBRAND, JEANNE . . . General Course . . . G.A.A., Chorus, French Club, F.N.A., Year book Staff . . . Future Teacher . . . Favorite Subject-P.O.D .... Least Liked-French G.A.A., Chorus, Yearbook Staff . . . Future Secretary . . . Favorite Subject-Shorthand . . . Least Liked-P.O.D. I8 JAMISON, LYNDA . . . Academic Course . . . French Club, C.A.A., Cho- rus, F.T.A., Yearbook Staff . . . Future Foreign Language Teacher . . . Favorite Subject-French . . . Least Likedi None HOPKINSON, LINDA . . . Commercial Course . . . Chorus, Student Council, G.A.A., Cheerleader . . . Will enter the Secretarial Field . . . Favorite Subject- Typing . . . Least Liked-Bookkeeping HORVAT, RANDY . . . Academic Course . . . French Club, Physics Lab Assistant, Year- book Staff . , . Future Mechanical Engineer . . . Favorite Subject- Physics . . . Least Liked -P.0.D. KAMINSKY, JANET . . . General JONES, ERNEST . . . Technical School . . . Nav Bound . . . Favorite Subject-English . . . Y Least Liked-P.O.D. Course . . . G.A.A., Chorus . . . Will attend Kae-Mar Beauty School . Favorite Subject-Bookkeeping . Least Liked-P.O.D. KARR, BLANCHE . . . Commercial KAMINSKY, MARY JO . . . General Course . . . C.A.A., F.N.A., Chorus, French Club, Yearbook Staff . . . Will attend Busi- ness School . . . Favorite Course . . . C.A.A., Yearbook Staff, Chorus, Audio-Visual Crew . . . Future A Office Worker . . . Favorite Subject- English . . . Least Liked-Vocabulary KEARNS, BONNIE . . . Academic Course . . . G.A.A., Chorus, Chemistry Lab Assist- ant, Co-editor of the Yearbook . . . F.T.A. . . . College Bound . . . Favorite S u b j e c t- Physics . . . Least Liked -College Algebra af 5,- KEEGAN, CHARLES . . . Academic Course . . . French Club, F.T.A., Year- book Staff, National Honor Society, Physics Lab Assistant . . . Mechanical Engineer . . . Favorite Subject-College Algebra . . . Least Liked-French Subject-French . . . Least Liked-Chemistry KEEGAN, JOSEPH . . . General Course . . . Baseball . . . Will attend School of Electronics . . . Favorite Subject-Math . . . Least Liked- P.0.D. KELLY, JOHN . . . Academic Course B ketball, S Club . Football, as d Favorite Subject i College Boun . . . -English . . . ' +Math A Least Liked at-W t KNOR, PAULETTE . Academic Course . . . F Inch F.T.A., C.A.A., rc Club, Library Club, Year- book Staff . . . Future Teacher . . . Favorite Sub- ject-Cym . . . Least Liked -P.O.D. 'i . . . General Course . . . Will enter the Army . . . Favorite Subject- Least Liked-English KUNKLE, DONALD P.O.D .... v ,Q X wt SBVSACQQ ,hw .wt W 4 ,V-'rv ,: NVQ Efrv . my to M yr A mryf ,fr tw X X ws W we wry., ,max New ,, X 'Per Q ,N :Vr3f'VNfVxlN V ' W 'f 'VNFW rf- mm x S we we we r ,M t Nui ,Q ' N' dxf ' N: 'xi' A ' WY, A 3 AZN? 'X Ge, X . 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Will enter into the Medical Field . . . Fa- Subject-None . . . Least Liked-None vorite e ww tw N at .r 4 . tr Q. ,Mtn r, warm-at w.ww t -MM4 , it N r we X N be r taimwkr r r-avgwfrigv 'tv H X' we rw N Q-aftfrer X tWtRWe?Wr5QQ KUST , . . G.A.A., F.H.A., Usherettes . . . 'd d Favorite Sub- elff M 5 X., , . -,Q -,, V f, ,,. f'SQvi3'NADjt -' NNN 1 S2 M 2 V 1, X Aft Future Undeci e . . . 'ect-Home Economics . . . Least Liked It 'i Nbr Nw N t . t 20 P.O.D. None LASKEY, GEORGE . . . General Course . . . Football, F.T.A., HS Club . . . Undecided in his ambition . . . Favorite Subject4Chemistry . . . Least Liked-English LAVELLA, ROSEMARY . . . Academic Course . . . F.T.A., G.A.A., French Club, Yearbook Staff, Chorus, Chemistry Lab Assistant . . . Future Social Worker . . . Favorite Subject--English . . . Least Liked--Plrysics LEASURE, DEEMS... Academic Course . . . MS Club, Reflector Staff, Class President, F.'l'.A., Chorus, Foot- ball, Truck , , , Future Teacher . . . Favorite Subjeet4Fnglish . . . Least Liked-Physics LESNIAK, BARBARA , . . Academic Course . . . F.T.A., G.A.A., Chemistry Lab Assistant, Co-editor of the Yearbook . . . Undecided about her future . . . Favorite Subjects--Math . . . Least Liked -Physics LAVELLA, CHERYL . . . General Course . . . Chorus, F.H.A .... Will obtain a job . . . Favorite Subject! Home Economics . . . Least Likcdw LAVELLA, LOUIS . . lndustrial Arts Course . . Band , . . Future Profes sional Musician . . . Favor ite Subject-English . . Least Liked-P.O.D. Y t LICHWA, MARIE . . . General Course . . . C.A.A,, F.H.A., Chorus, Office Force, Reflector Staff . . . Will attend HSM School . . . Favorite Subject4Typing . . . Least LikedfP.O,D. MANSFIELD, DONALD . . . Academic Course . I . t Baseball, Football Manag- er, Basketball Manager, Student Council, Audio- Visual Crew, National Honor Society . . . College Bound . . . Favorite Sub- ject-Physics . . . Least Liked-English I MARSHALL, THOMAS . . . General Course . . . Would like to be an Auto Mechanic . . . Favorite Subject-Shop . . . Least Liked-P.O.D. LINDSEY, THOMAS . . . General Course . . . Football, S Club . . . Future Machinist . . . Favorite Subject , -Shop . . . Least Liked-English MASSAGLIA, LOUIS . . . Academic Course . . . F.T.A., Football, Stage Crew, S Club . . . College Bound . . . Favorite Subject-Physics . . . Least Liked-College Algebra LINN, CAROLE . . . Commercial Course . . . G.A.A., French Club, Chorus, Yearbook Staff . . . Future Secretary or Model . . . Favorite Subject -Bookkeeping . . . Least Liked-Shorthand MARN, STEPHEN . . . Commercial Course . . . Football Manager , . . Would like to be an Accountant . . . Favorite Subject-Bookkeeping . . Least Liked-Shorthand M A R R O N C E L - LI, RICHARD . . . Academic Course . . . Football, F.T.A., S Club, Stage Crew . . . College Bound . . . Fa- vorite Subject-Physics . . . Least Liked- French College Algebra MATTHEWS, JOSEPH . . . Technical School CCarpentryJ . . . Would like to become a Carpenter . . . Favorite Subject4English . . . Least Liked-Q P.O.D. McGREW, CYNTHIA . . . Commercial Course . . . G.A.A., Chorus, Library Club . . . Will go into the Secretarial Field . . . Favorite Subject-Math . . . Least Liked-P.O.D. MELLINCER, DON- ALD . . . General Course . . . Would like a career in the Navy . . . Favorite Subject! Shop . . . Least Liked 4P.0.D. g??E'7P' MILTON, KATHLEEN . . . Commercial Course . . . Band, C.A.A., Chorus . . . Future Secretary . . . Favorite Subject- Bookkeeping . . . Least Liked-Short hand MCABEE, CHARLES . . . Academic Course . . . Band, F.'I'.A., Chorus . . . Will major in Biology . . . Favorite SubjectfPhvsies . . . Least Liked-- MCCUNE, LINDA . . . Academic Course . . . F.T.A., G.A.A., Yearbook Staff . . . Future Teacher . . . Favorite Subjecte None . . . Least Liked- French NICHOLS, ,IAMYE . . . Commercial Course . . . G.A.A., Chorus . . . Will go into Secretarial Work . . . Favorite SubjecI1Typing . . , Least Liked fP.O.D. 23 ODONNELL, LINDA . . . General Course . . . F.H.A., G.A.A., Chorus . . . Future Nurse . . . Favorite Sub! jectslfnglish . . . Least Liked-P.O.D. ORSINI, GARY . . . Gen- eral Course . . . Future undecided . . . Favorite Subject-History . . . Least Liked-English PENMAN, BONNIE . . . Commercial Course . . . C.A.A., Reflector Staff, Chorus . . . Future Sten- ographer , . . Favorite Subject-Shorthand . . Least Liked-P.O.D. 'ss 24 F.H.A., G.A.A., Chorus, Undecided as to future Course . . . Chorus, G.A.A. for PERRY, RUSSELL . . . Academic Course . F.T.A., Reflector Staff, Na- tional Honor Society, Football, Baseball, Basketball, Track, Student Council, HS Club . . . Future Teacher . . . Favorite SubjectfScience . . . Least Liked- Physics OMLER, CLARA . . . General Course . . . Yearbook Staff . . . . . . Favorite Subject- English . . . Least Liked-Home Economics PARKS, JUDITH . . . Commercial . . . Future Secretary . . . Favorite Subject-Short hand . . . Least Liked-P.0.D. PAUL, DANIEL . . . General Course . . . Will go into the Army . . . Favorite Subject- English . . . Least Liked -P.O.D. PODIZESEK, JOAN . . . Academic Course . . . Cheerleader, Yearbook Staff, G.A.A., National Honor Society . . . Future Medical Technologist . , . Favorite Subject-None . . . Least Liked-French PITTAVINO, RODNEY . . . Academic Course . . . French Club, Chorus . . . Will major in Mathematics . . . Favorite Subjectflfnglish . . Least Liked-French Il PURE, WlLLlAM . . . General Course . . . French Club, F.T.A., Yearbook Staff . . . Favorite Subject-English . . . Least Liked-Physics RAFFAELLI, DEBOR- AH . . . Academic Course . . . C.A.A., Cheerleader, National Honor Society . . . Will enter Medical Field . . . Favorite Sub- jectsNone . . . Least Liked-None t asf' POLANDICK, JOHN . . Academic Course . . . Yearbook Staff . . . College Bound . . . Favorite Sub- ject-Physics . . . Least Liked-P.O.D. RIDDLF, HOWARD . . . Academic Course . . . Football . . . College Bound , . . Favorite Sub- ject-Pliysics . . . Least Liked-College Algebra REECE, GLADYb . . . Commercial Course . . . Yearbook Staff . . . Will find a Secretarial Job . . . Favor- ite Subject-Typing . . . Least Liked fP.O.D. ROBINSON, MARILYN . . . Academic Course . . . G.A.A., F.N.A., Cho- rus, Reflector Staff, French Club . . . Future Social Worker . . . Favorite Sub- ject-P.O.D .... Least Liked-None SCHWINDLING, RICHARD . . . General Course . . . Undecided about his future . . . Favorite - Subject-Shop . . . Least Liked-P.O.D. RIEGER, LINDA . . . Academic Course . . . Band, F.T.A., G.A.A., Chorus, Na- tional Honor Society, Yearbook Staff . . . College Bound . . . Favorite Sub- ject-Physics . . . Least Liked-College Algebra P.O.D. Liked-P.O.D. ROBERTSON, MELVIN . . . General Course . . W ld like a career in the Army . . . . ou Favorite Subjectilfrench . . . Least Liked- ROTHWELL, FRANK . . . Technical School . . . Chorus, Yearbook Staff . . . Future Electronical Technician . . . Favorite Subject-English . . . Least RUDY, LINDA . . . General Course . . . G.A.A., F.N.A., F.H.A., Reflector Staff, Chorus . . . Future Nurse . . . Favorite Subject-Eng lish . . . Least Liked- P.O.D. SHAWLEY, RICHARD . . . General Course . . . Future Factory Worker . . . Favorite SubjectAShop . . . Least Liked -P.O.D. SHINDEHITE, WILLIAM . . . General Course . . . Rand, Chorus . . . College Bound . . . Favorite Subject-P.O.D .... Least Liked! English SLIVINSKY, DERORAH . . . General Course . . . G.A.A., F.H.A., Chorus . . . Future Model . . . Favorite Subject -Typing . . . Least Liked-Math SIGUT, MARY ANN . . . Commercial Course . . . Majorette, G.A.A., Reflector Staff, Chorus, National Honor Society, Class Secretary, Student Council . . . Future,Seereta1'y , , . Favorite Slllljt'C'I - Shorthand . . . Least Liked---P.O.D. SILVIS, ALETA . . . Com- mercial Course . . . Usher- ettes, Offiee Force, G.A.A., Treasurer of MS Club, Treasurer of General Fund, National Honor So- ciety . . . Future Legal Secretary . . . Favorite Subject-P.O.D .... Least Liked-English Grammar SMELTZER, MARSHA . . . Technical School CBeauty Culturel . . . F.H.A .... Future Beautician . . . Favor- ite SulJject-Cosmet0l- ogy . . . Least Liked- P.O.D. SNYDER, BRENDA . . . General Course . . . F.N.A., G.A.A., Majorette, Yearbook Staff . . . Future Nurse . . . Favorite Sulijeet-English . . . Least Liked Chemistry A STADER, ROSE ANN . . . Academic Course . . , French Club, F.T.A., Chorus, G.A.A,, Year- book Staff . . . College Bound . . . Favorite Sub- jeetsEnglish . . . Least Liked-Math STEFANON, ROBERT . . . Academic Course . . . Football, Basketball, Base- ball, Track, MSR Club, F.T.A .... Future Lawyer . . . Favorite Subject-English Least Liked-French TINSLEY, ROBERT . . . Technical School fHorti- culturel . . . Football, F.F.A .... Navy Bound . . . Favorite Subject- P.O.D .... Least Liked- English TRUSWELL, BARBARA . . . General Course . . . G.A.A., F.H.A., Chorus . . . Will join the Navy . . . Favorite Subject-Home Economics . . . Least Liked-Commercial Law P.O.D. TINSLEY, TERRY . . . Commercial Course . . . G.A.A., Library Club, Cho- rus, Yearbook Staff, F.F.A. Sweetheart . . . Future Airline Hostess . . . Favor- ite Subject-Shorthand . . . Least Liked -P.O.D. TORVICK, PATRICIA . . . Commercial Course . . . Chorus, G.A.A. . . . Future Secretary . . . Favorite Subject- Bookkeeping , , , Least Liked-P.O.D. IRN VAN DYKE, LINDA . . . General Course . . . G.A.A., Yearbook Staff, Junior High Office Force . . . Future Beautician . . . Favorite Subject- P.O.D .... Least Liked-Bookkeeping STITELY, MICHELE . . . General Course . . . G.A.A., F.H.A., Chorus . . . Future Secretary . . . Favorite Subject-Typing . . . Least Liked- VEAHMAN, MARIANNE . . . General Course . . .Q G.A.A., Chorus . . . Future Cosmetologist Favorite qubject ghorthand II Lea t . . . r , e , W. ' . . . S Y Liked-P.O.D. WACHS, JAMES . . . General Course . . . Band . . . Undecided about his A future . . . Favorite Subjectglfnglish . . . Least Liked-P.O.D. WALKER, BARBARA . . . Academic Course . . . French Club, Year- book Staff, Library Club, C.A.A .... Un- decided as to her future . . . Favorite Subject- English . . . Least Liked-College Algebra YILLOTTI, PAULA . . . General Course . . . f,.A,A,, F.N.A., Chorus . . Nurse . . . Favorite Subject-Senior Math . . . Least Liked-English . Future 'Htl- WOODS, CHERYL . . . General Course . . . C.A.A., Student Bookkeeper . . . Future Bookkeeper . . . Favorite Subject -Bookkeeping . . . Least Liked-Sllorb ha nfl ,X 'E h-0'2 VUCINICH, PAUL . . . General Course . . . Future Undecided . . . Favorite Subject-Math . . . Least Liked-English YELICH, ROBERT . . . General Course . . . Baseball . . . Future Astronaut . . . Favorite Sub- ject-None . . . Least Liked4P.O.D. YURKOVICH, FRANK . . . General Course . . . Chorus . . . Future Barber . . . Favorite Subject- English . . . Least Liked- Math YOUNG, DONALD . . . General Course . . . Future Undecided . . . Favorite Sub- ject4English . . . Least Liked-Math YOUNG, JAMES . . . General Course . . , Future Undecided . . . Favorite Subject-History . . . Least Likedelfnglish ZIMMERS, ROBERT . . . Academic Course . . . HS Club, Reflector Staff, National Honor Society, F.T.A., Foot- ball, Baseball, Track, Audio-Visual Crew . . . Future Mechanical Engineer . . . Favorite Subject-College Algebra . . . Least LikedgFrench President ..... .. . Deems Leasure Vice-President .... ...... J ohn Kelly Secretary-Treasurer ..... Mary Ann Sigut Student Council Representatives ......... Linda Hopkinson Russell Perry Darla Henry TNF Barbara Britt Constance Deutsch 7 Charles Keegan Linda Krevokuch Rosemary Lavella TEN Linda Rieger Joan Podbesek Aleta SIIVIS Deborah Raffaelh Robert Zimmers 'S Thi ff iff? E aj W3 E HQ 1 Y' 'X it Q26 1X And they call this a class? ? ? ' ,AT There must he some pages missing! ll T? Our group had 39? fewer teeth. 36 ska f -35eB9iz4m5,1 it I 5 s 5, , ,L ,i ' K i':,V',, if uv, ' Q ,.-,. These swamp hugs are murder Let your fingers do the walking. I fx-K-Dk N ff s.. inane-u..w...... Capable typists. M V The King -F'lUauu.,.., h,,M7,z:w , 'RS fy 'sN 1 x .ffl , These seats :1ren't that uncomfortable. Hi K4 sg M ,.,, VH . H, ... 'WMM Everybody dance. R'C'U'l Casual .37 ,f5',i?3i R MW! 1-N zgjfg ---.., 5. fx -Fiefifsiwfw-1 Q-Q xfezzaizkr W, M x . iw HK Nga, lab. A Nr x,.,.x , avi ,, S Q7 , 4, 1 24 1,7 W5 il Q 1 A-,ez S51f,, Fi as X W MV' , HSE EIS! IIIIHIIJ I NIMH! I 11.5 1 im, V Occupational Group K A NO, I1O that is IIOI 8. BIIIISCII bl1I'I1Cf.,, Do y0l1 lhirlk it,s dOI'l6 HOW? Are you Sufe ygu know which is the brake? fs ,hs wwf' ,f It must he at mirage! '6Timc for some more Head and Shoulders. I as ,...,. ,,.,,,., fm. A i iiii L ,,,,, g MAH, ,. A ,, .fm-w,..,m..., ,. if W . ff ,.. fa11Q3:w::zi?Zf.?' ii:a'?-am 1' my t I ,fix , ,, C0UHtd0WH '4Come up and soc mc some-time, big boy. 2:56, 2:57, 2:58 .. wi x qxn' 2... Isn,t this the fifth or sixth time HHQ1 hu a . . . a . . . wrong book. 'LI don't believe this is real ,' this morning? U '4 Left to right: Row 1: B. Chopp, B. Cunnirlham, D. Wiley, J. Thomas, H. Kunkle, J. Bazzo, A. Mullaert Row 2: B. Vodhanel, M. August, F. Gradisek, T. Long, G. Klun, J. Neff Row 3: J. Negro, F. Merlino, E. Sheraw, D. Shaffer, T. Consavage, A. Vay Row 4: J. Yuknalis, L. Highberger, M. Schehr, R. Reed, G. Bussard As the class of 1967 entered the halls of Sewickley Area High School, they Were anxiously looking forward to their most exciting year thus far-their Junior year. They were officially recognized as members of Sewickley Area High School when they received their class rings. They assumed the responsibility of raising funds and dec- orating for the Christmas Dance and the most important event of their ,lunior year+the Junior-Senior Prom. Their officers, well chosen, Were: President, Terry Con- savage, vice president, Nancy Gioannini, secretary-treasur- er, Kathleen Wilps, student council representatives, Ray- mond Nyahay, J eff Neff, and Beverley Plummer. They were Well-represented in football, basketball, and baseball. Their cheerleaders, majorettes, and band mem- bers displayed their enthusiasm and interest. Although they will look back on the events of the past year, they must look forward to the highest point of their high school life-their Senior Year and Graduation. Left to right: nini way, M. Fryer G. Fullerton Duncan, R. Gray, H. Frye Row 1: .l. Luke, J. Peters, H. Filicky J. Getchey, K. Ogg, M. Bird, N. Gioan Row 2: D. Greenawalt, M. Duzyk, M Fisher, S. Helmetzi, D. Burns, J. Bythe Row 3: R. Nyahay, R. Gess, W. Cook D. Carlson, R. Cunningham, R. Mains Row 4: J. Armstrong, R. Mellinger, W 49 Vice President President Nancy Gloanmm Secretary-Treasurer Terry Consavage Kathleen Wilps Row 1: S. Mudrak, W. Wilson, C. Rudy, R. Corso, K. Wilps, V. Greenawalt, J Levine, J. Tinsley Row 2: G. Ribich, B. Marroncelli, M DeBlassio, D. Bazala, J. Weaver, P. Kub- jalko, C. Fennell, S. Lawson Row 3: D. Brown, J. Bourke, J. Tisney, A. Podraza, M. Kucllinka Row 4: J. Koschak, D. Newhouse, N. Soncini, R. Hague, .L Sensue Row Z: C. Gentch, T. Tekavec, P. Lit- terini, H. Sever, F. Coccagna, B. Plumber, R. Riddle, N. Rycman, P. DeTurk Row 2: R. Janos, J. Pore, J. Lang, P. Keenan, M. Bazzo, D. Resnick, D. Sheetz Row 3: R. Slehodnik, R. McGrew, D. Jones, J. Theis, C. Maugllan, J. Humel- sine Row 4: R. Derr, W. Rieger, R. Fox, C. Wallace, J. Beddick, D. Kosor Left to right: Raw 1: J. Zimmer, K. Harvey, B. Hilden- brand, S. Galensky, K. Fraicola, B. Yuvan, M. Wood Row 2: J. Gentsch, J. Marks, J. Fawcett, E. Ciampa, B. Roszak, C. Kuchinka, B Herbert, C. Robinson Row 3: J. Pezze, C. Henry, R. Greena- walt, B. Keck, C. Huha, L. Garcar, P Golobish, E. Errett Row 4: C. Clegg, J. Marshall, G. Rieger, G. Holomshek, M. Ekovich, R. Webber- kirlg, S. Raczkowski, J. Villotti -.---vw The class of '68 became accustomed to a new phase in school life. They were now Sophomores and had entered through the doors of Senior High. The Sophomores now took part in Senior high chorus, dances, and various assemblies. This was their first year to attend pep meetings, where their energetic cheerleaders and majorettes led them in cheers and songs. There was also the excitement of ordering their school rings, which every student anticipates. Class officers were elected as follows: for president, Dennis Gyory, for vice-president, Martin Podbesek, for secretary- treasurer, Mary Lou Montini, and for student council repre- sentatives, Shirley Lloyd, Kathleen Fraicola, and Stephen Baczkowski. With their Sophomore year quickly fading and becoming only a memory, they are now looking forward with much anticipation to their Junior year at Sewickley. Left to right: Row 1: E. Minous, P. Aga- tucci, D. Couchenour, J. Nemitz, L. Wil- son, M. Roose, R. Crossland, D. Buric, D. Smith, J. Marn Row 2: J. Plues, M. Montini, M. Perlick, B. Badanjak, K. Rope, L. Chion, L. Pap- paiava Row 3: W. Cecconello, C. Huss, J. Aujay, F. Serbanjak, R. Delose, L. Cochran, R. Trice, M. Podbesek, R. Fawcett, J. Smith Vice President President Martin Podhesek Secretary-Treasurer Dennis Gyory Mary Montini Row 1: T. Smith, J. Minous, L. Sturm C. DeClaudio, J. Kromka, S. Lloyd, Ci Woods, J. Ogg, Y. Jones Row 2: J. Mansfield, L. Perpich, D. Zagar, B. Novacek, M. Damiano, J. Fran icola, J. Bazzo Row 3: J. Soyka, G. Gaber, R. Kardash, D. Cheselske, J. Liptak, B. Grosely, M Madigan Row 4: R. Ohler, J. Gumola, S. Derr -Cl Row 1: V. VanDyke, P. Kosor, K. Miller, K. Keenan, R. Coleman, AM. Guerrieri, P. Pyles, C. Woods, B. Robertson, D. Higgans Row 2: P. Kamarchik, M. Wilps, D. Gy- ory, L. Filicky, C. McArdle, A. Faletto, P. Zisek, D. Scheeley Row 3: J. Paskan, D. Zumbro, E. Brinker, J. Lavella, T. Sirofchuck, P. Stubbs, W Steiner, J. Reidmiller Mmum WHEN 1. Junior High Special Education I don't think that this is the Home Ee room' 46 '4Oh, to be 21 Senior. Well Thomas, you might help me pick them TilC1'C,5 one in every crowd up! I , ,,,,,...-' -ua., Wil 1 Fun and Relaxation, Anyone? Hey coach, when do I go in? ... -:....,. 1 ix Girls! Junior High Cheerleaders 13 ,wwf Mmmm boy, ketchup and bananas. This is the way the big girls do it.', 4'Nothin, to it.', 47 Left to right: Row 1: J. Heinzic, P. John- ston, T, Knor, C. Dabin, S. Guerrieri, C. McAbee, L. Kovac, K. Zaken, A. Merlino, W. Murphy, F. Flanigan Row 2: R. Pore, R. Nyahay, P. Dulkis M. Miliczki, B. Oplinger, K. Neff, I Cheselske, P. Labuda Row 3: B. Rupert, E. Yarkovich, E Ferree, L. Gaich, S. Dubinshak Row 4: K. Sheridan, W. Dedo, B. Janitor, R. Kovach, B. Kramer, J. Harvey, A Schehr, A. Middlemiss Ninth grade was an important link in the academic life of the class of '69. They were now called Freshman, a title long awaited. It did not take long for this energetic group to recognize and assume their responsibilities. Eager to carry out their new duties, they were active in assemblies, sports, junior high chorus, and junior high student council. Since they enjoyed social affairs, they looked forward to the Freshman Dance. As a class, they were well-liked for their good sportsmanship and enthusiasm. The success of Freshman activities rested largely on the officers elected by their class: they were as follows: presi- dent, Thomas Reiger, vice-president, Lloyd Spitznogle, secre- tary-treasurer, Rebecca Zumbro, and student council repre- sentatives Suzanne Pittavino, Terry Cochran, and Christine Grabowski. The Freshmen were the experienced leaders of Junior High. Next school term opens more doors to them, for then they will enter Senior High. M. Olbrish, M. Massaglia, P. Britt, G Marks D. Montccupo, D. Beddick tavino, R. Maines Row 4: F. Zupanc, T. Rieger, G. Moore M. Croc, M. Williams Left to right: Row 1: G. Overly, R. Peo- ples, J. Potiseck, D. Hopkin, R. Tomich, Row 2: K. Cearns, T. Lawson, G. Camp- bell, F. Graham, E. Lichwa, M. Keenan, Row 3: J, Minoski, R. Ruozzi, F. Olbrish, C. Stevens, C. Rusdon, K. Bailey, S. Pit- E. Saniulski, J. Hopkinson, L. Jeffcoatj vw f President U Secretary-Treasurer Thomas Rieger Rebecca Zumbro 'fo Left to right: Row 1: B, Tietze, T. Sny- der, R. Reed, L. Tisney, V. Lash, G. Po- maibo, K. Fawcett, L. Kroll Row 2: C. Bussard, R. Tinsley, D. Heaver ley, G. Byzon, M. Serbanjak, R. Stubbs, C. Crabowski, D, Frabizio Row 3: T. Nuttall, W. Creenawalt, B Turnsek, R. Feals, R. Spoonhoward, S Rhodes, P. Derr, W. Kubik Row 4: R. Brown, C. Smith, T. Slick, L Spitznogle, L. Sayers, B. Highberger, P Ebersole, C. Show, W. Kober Left to right: Row 1: D. Bowers, D Higgins, J. Pore, K. Johnson, A. Suchko K. Kuklish, T. Cochran, R. Chopp Row 2: O. Truswell, D. Teres, A. Penick R. Zumbro, S. Peters, B. Steban, P. Lip niskis, B. Scheetz, N. Mellinger Row 3: J. Stewart, R. Patsche, J. Mc Cune, R. Smith, N. Miller, J. Krieger Row 4: M. Vucinich, W. Elkin, O. Kisel- ich, D. Perlick, R. Kaminsky, D. Soncini C. McCarthy 9 Left to right: Row 1: D. Dainty, R Gray, B. Shawley, B. Long, D. Lesniak N. Perry, R. Bazala, B. McElfresh, Tl Horvat Row 2: E. Jones, G. Perpich, L, Hel metzi, R. Wachs, T. Lash, S. Negro Row 3: L. Fryer, P. Smith, G. Brady, B. Wilson, A. Reynolds, C. Cantini, A Slehodnik, J. Karasek Row 4: L. Hoffman, V. Chopp, L. Bumba S. Hopkins, D. Dulkis, J. Bourke, J Creenawalt With only one year's experience in Junior High School, the eighth graders met once more to carry on their job of growing up. As eighth graders they learned to co-operate with their teachers and classmates, and gained experience in dealing with problems of the years ahead. They participated actively in Junior High assemblies, sports, band, and social events. Although their activities were limited, they took part in them eagerly. Their choice of officers Was: Dennis Blank for president, Jacque Perkins for vice-president, Vivian Chopp for secretary- treasurer, and Patty Beistel, Cyrilla Slehodnik, and Antoinette Slebodnik for student council representatives. We hope the eighth grade of 1965-66 will try to uphold, and if possible, make better, the ideals and traditions handed down to them by classes of previous years. man, D. Pavlik, C. Vinsick, A. Wiley, D Keim, D. Miller, B. Maughan Row 2: D. Smith, J. Hakala, D. Farmer V. VanDyke, V. Penick, P. Beistel, S Bussard, M. Ewig, J. Marasco Row 3: C. Bigi, C. Kasper, W. Lazar S. Lape, E. Bish, C. Gestler, R. Lesnicky M. Penman, C. Coleman, C. Burckholder D. Altman, R. Greenawalt, J. Leasure, C Howell, R. Russell Left to right: Row 1: S. Lauffer, J. Hoff- 1 1 9 X Vice-President Jacqueline Perkins President Secretary-Treasurer Dennis Blank Vivian CJIOPP Left to right: Row 1: D. Wilson, D. Prpich, E. Lysiak, B. Cecconello, L. Cor- so, D. Miller, J. Mansfield, J. Kovac, T. Armslron R Re nik gs - P Row 2: B. Sirofchuck, L. Cooper, D. Bussard, Y. Lindsey, E. Jarmon, D. Har- vison, W. McKeel, K. Hildenbrand Row 3: C. Trout, B. Contrello, C. Nem- itz, J. Perkins, J. Lavella, A. Chion, J. Thomas, P. Black, D. Knor Row 4: K. Bianco, B. Heinbaugh, K. Fisher, M. August, L. Fox, W. Grichar, J. Petros, S. Solsky Left to right: Row 1: R. Kroll, D. Blank, D. Cochran, R. Kuchinka, M. Brecko, D. Mocarsky, L. Getchey, S. Galensky, Q Stevens Row 2: G. Vodhanel, A. Whigam, M Ponebshek, P. Smith, C. Paul, L. Hoff- man, E. Holomshek, J. Kearns, M. Prem- ich, L. Jones, C. Rohan, L. Antonich, P Shaffer Row 3: D. Fritch, S. Lesniak, L. Walko G. Greenawalt, T. Bashioum, C. Slebod- nik, S. Landini, D. Miller ,K oar' .. I Left lo right: Row 1: J. Kasper, H. Dyson, G. Ogg, D. Buffalini, L. Fulmer, W. Mil ler, P. Kiehl Row 2: G. Barry, K. Knor, M. Fox, K. Weigand, .l. Spitznogle, M. Heltebran, J Skrabski, L. Korpar Row 3: S. Perrino, K. Hoffman, C. Pam aibo, M. Bashioum, K. Crosely, D. Yan osky, J. Wallace, D. Leasure, D. Frani cola, C. Madigan This year began the long road of high school life which will end in 1971 for our seventh grade students. With the help of their teachers they did many challenging lessons and took many subjects in the curriculum offered them. The students they chose for their officers were: for president, Thea Cheselske, for vice-president, Louis Korpar, for secretary-treasurer, Elaine Raffaelli, for student council representatives, Helen Fraicola, Norma Wilson, and Jarett Yuknalis. To show their enthusiasm and interest in extracurricular activities, many of the students took part in the junior high chorus, band, student government, their assembly and many of the boys participated in football and basketball. This year's seventh grade students show much promise and soon they will be leaders rather than followers. strom, R. Marasco M. Stares, C. Stitley Leasure, H. Neatby Left to right: Row I: C. Kramer, C Horney, P. Cecconello, E. Minoski, L Messner, J. Tomich, P. Higgins, J. Ceder Row 2: B. Byzon, K. Graham, D. PeLzc D. Ebersolc, T. Derr, R. Welty, K. Cole Row 3: G. Lang, B. Hopkins, A. May field, J. Yuknalis, D. Erdly, H. Fraicola Row 4: E. Raffaelli, M. Smith, P. Ginter J. Davis, .l. Podbesek, P. Stubbs, D gg? Vice President Louis KOl'lJ1l' President C Secrvfary-Trefzsurer Thea Chegglske lfluine Baffaelli Left to right: Row I: H. Cuerrieri, C. Clmpp, W, Blair. D. Litterini, C. Bruno. L. Mifldlemiss, .l. Long, W. Sllupe, G. Tckavcc Row 2: I. Ccvconc-llo, C. Soyku, L. Sever NI. Keegan, L. Curlureli, D. Shaffer, N Polanflick, D. Koller Row 3: B. Grimm, E. Hartz, S. Pytlak. B. Wise, D. Busll, B. Testa, C. Downs, J. Klus, J. Scott Left to right: Row I.' D. Hellmunn, D Hand, C. Acrie, T. Ritson, D. Fryer, R Sikoru, R. Medved, L. Gabersek, B Agatuvri, S. Mcfflfresli Row 2: S. Helmetzi, K. Murphy, D. Sny der. R. Smith, D. Goodman, J. Kasper, B. Esasky, K, Marconi, S. Keenan, V. Cliolufn Row 3: C. Spaniel, N, Wilson, J. Keegan S. Trout, D. Simon, T. Cheselskc, M. Ai Hopkin, M. Villotti, G. Cooper, M. Vu- cinivh 'E iii? Wfiex Rn A If 1 X I 5 2 f 1 .. K! flak HEAD COACH: ASSISTANT L0 XLHEB MH. IERUNO NIR. EPLEY AND MR YUV KN Sewivkley Greensburg . . . Sewivkley Taylor'-Allde1'cliCe Sewiekley Burrell Joint . . . Sewic-kley Sewickley Sewickley .... .... Sewickley .... .... Sewickley Sewickley Glassport ..... Southmoreland . George Jr. Repubhc Penn Joint ..... Beth-Center . Duquesne . . Left to rzght Row 1 G Maughan R Nyahay J T1 ney J. Ivunuc, W. Cook, J. Bourke, R. McGrew, B. Marroncelh Row 2 J Koschak R Dcrr W Rlegcr T Stafford R Manoncelh A Vay D Newhouse. L. Covlrrun Row 3: S. Maru, G. Galante, J. A1rd P Fdletto D Farmer C La ken R Zlnrmers T Lmd ey R Perry D Lcasure, H. Riddle, L. Massagliu, D. Mansfield in ' Q- Q Y ' G6 -' f 'H f,..f15'E.Ri'.ff' Li 'Q' V- - .- Y ,f 1 ' v X A ,Q iv' if-' wqf Y, fwfyxi M f ire we M W 5 f- or 1251.46 w W 33-'J Q Nm iunm. W' f -snag 9332 39' ENIUR ,. .N.. . . , ' 'i'-NH ' -- kk A, JAMES AIRD-R.T. PAUL FALETTO-L.T. DENNIS FARMERYHB kxxz- 1.x,:. Txrgn i 'W' 5? Nb 58 THOMAS LINDSEY-R.E. RICHARD MARRONCELLI-LG. LOUIS MASSAGLIA-C. GRIDDER .l GASPER CALANTE-R.E. GEORGE LASKEY-R.T. DEEMS LEASURE-L.E. X7 gf O05 in Yo RUSSELL PERRY-QB. HOWARD RIDDLE-R.G. ROBERT ZIMMERS4H.B. 59 VAR ITY BASKETBALL Sewickley ........ 77 St. Vincent . . . Sewickley ........ 42 Hempfield . Sewickley ........ 61 Latrobe . Sewickltey ........ 67 W.P.S.D. Sewickley ........ 54 Verona . Sewickley ........ 60 Kiski .... Sewickley ........ 57 Jeannette . . . Sewickley ........ 46 Perryopolis . . . Sewiokley ........ 48 West Newton . . . Sewickley ........ 64 Dunbar ...... Sewickley ........ 64 Trafford ..... Sewickley ........ 52 Ligonier ....... Sewickley ........ 75 South Huntingdon Sewickley ........ 47 Perryopolis ...... ..... Sewicldey ........ 57 West Newton .... ..... Sewickley ........ 35 Dunbar .... Sewickley ........ 68 Verona . . ..... . . . . . Sewickley ........ 45 Ligonier .......... ..... Sewickley ....... South Huntingdon COACH: MR. SMITH Left to right: W. Cook, R. Nyahay, A. Vay, M. Dainty, R. McGrew, R. Stefanon, R. Perry, J. Kelly, J. Ivanac, T. Stafford W Duncan T Consavage Q-samkkv SENIOR JOHN KELLY Y ROBERT STEFANON MELVIN DAINTY RUSSELL PERRY 62 BA EBA LL E ...W .. .D E IOR OF THE DIAMO D COACH: MR. RODEBAUCH Left to right: Melvin Dainty. Donald Mansfield, Russell Perry, Robert Stefanon Left to right: R. Stefan- on, M. Dainty, J. Ivanac, R. Perry, D. Mansfield. R. Nyahay ATHLETIC CUUNCIL Left to right: Row 1: Mr. M, Rua, Mr. D. Henry, Mr. J. Bruno, Mr. D. Lavella, Mr. H. Lash Standing: Mr. L. Dalla Betta, Mr, H. W. Good S CL UB 9 4 C! . . LefL to right: Row 1: D. Farmer, T. Lindsey, R. Zimmers, L. Massaglia, H. Riddle, R. Stefanon, G. Laskey, J. Kelly Row 2: J. Aird, D. Leasure P. Faletto, R. Marroncelli, R. Perry, M. Dainty, R. McCrew, J. Bourkei, A. Vay Row 3: J. Koschak, S. Marn, D. Newhouse, W. Cook, T. Stafford, J. Ivanac, L. Cochran Row 4: R. Nyahay, W. Rieger, N. Soncini, D Mansfield JVIANA GERS Left to right: Steve Slam and Donald Mansfield . . S X T wx av 'N' R 5 Y s 'f I I M .IV -2 S E 7th AND 85h GRADE , . , Vvk K VL L,,, I A N Q? QA, . V ? 5 75: 5 ag Q ff Q. m ' i f -f-5532 Q 13 , 8111 J i f 55 6 T JR. HIGH BAND OFFICERS MR. LAVELLA i MH HIII Left to right: K. Mllton, D. H BAND enry, M. Sigut, L. Rieger Q 7 b . of Q. 3 si 92, . . 'gg ffim Y. . . 1 ' X i z 1 AV 3,2 if 1 ','i i. , M Q ' JL - -1- - K . W E A Y X ig Q xx 5 Ya? . E.. w 5 f.. mg X ig QS 3 wr , xx S ISM 9334 M M af sg MARY ANN SICUT DARLA HENRY MARLENE SNYDER s.,Jf35Qfi.nv4'f?f3e. 232 9 Left to right: Row I: D. Henry, M. Sigut, M. Snyder Row 2: H. Saver, C. Fennell, P. Kubjalko, P. Zisek, M. Damiano LINDA HOPKINSON JOAN PODBESEK DEBORAH RAFFAELLI Left to right: J. Podbesek, L. Hopkinson, D. Raffaelli, Row 2: M. August, K. Fraicola, P. Litterini, B. Hildenbrand, J, Bazzo, S. Lloyd, T. Tekavec I an IEVLIUHEHE l- wi . 6 o Hww-Lal c,...,.-'SP nnn9N' A 'none Y 17 ff c:: 'D f5 T is '-N 'UT' 'VB 96 915 10039 k Q5 Q ---pf 2 .X ffjff i lk Q VM. 1 I' ,for Q REQ Nec Q . . we ,M Z1- xsi XII W NM f-54 gg R R 'M Q-55 X 9 I WW ix X 13' I Al ' ' 1 X A NN UAL Admsor Mr. Albert Andreo JE, 0 J .K A Co-editor Co-editor Bonnie Kearns Barbara Lesniak JOURNALISTIC STAFF Left to right: Row 1: B. Lesniak, B. Kearns, J. Podbesek, M. Synder, R. Stader, L. McCune, L. Jamison, R. Lavella, C. Omlar, Row 2: R. Horvat, C. Keegan, J. Polandick, J. Hildenbrand, M. J. Kaminsky, P. Knor, H. Angelcyk FN STAFF I Business Managers I Patricia Grilc, Linda Van Dyke, Gladys A Y - Ri, -fmw-. . , Reece , - -in st A 5 a', 'KL w j, . f ' 5' .K m Typist Typist' Barbara Fraicola Mane Huss BUSINESS STAFF Left to right: Row 1: M. Huss, C. Griphar, C. Reece, L. Cupps, P. Crilc Row 2: L. VanDyke, T. Tinslei, R. Duncan, C. Linn, W. Pore, B. Fraicola, E. Beistel, B. Karr, I. Bobnar SZ!! 1-if KS! B REFLELWTOR STAFF Seated: Left to right: J. Hoffman, I.. Cupps, M. Perlick, R. Riddle, M. Bird, S. Lawson, M. Robinson Standing: M. Henry, L. Rudy, P. Villotti, L. Krevokuch, R. Perry, B. Penman, D. Leasure, J. Franicola, N. Aird, E. Sheraw, R. Zimmers, S. Mudrak, M. Sigur, .I Neff X N 1 N E ff' Seated: Mr. Dalia Betta Standing: C. Deutsch, A. Silvis, M Fryer, L. VunDyke, K. Kunklc, J Negro, M. Lichwa, M. Rird OFFICE TAFF Advisor Mrs. Carlow 1 ' -, a. N W W My ..Q. , A Q 3-......' A ':::1z'..v.1...- 'dv--M 1105 Left to right: Row 1: M. Kuminsky, F. Crudisek, S. Heinbaugh, N. Cioannini, M. Uirrl, N, Hyvman, L. Cupps, E, Fontunesi, R. Lavcllu, H. Stadcr, Row 2: E. Beistcl, J. Neff, T. Consuvage, R. Nyahay, G. Klnn, S. Mudrak. W. Yvilson, J. Pore, B. Murroncclli, J. Bourke, R. Ullllllillgfllillll Row 3: M, Uuzyk, R-. Duncan. JV. Porn, G. Rudy. R. Horxut, C. Kvegan, I'. Pithuimr, A. SIIJIIIJCJIJIC, J. C111-r1'iv1'i, L. Jamison Row 4: Mrs. Martin, P. Kubjulko, D. Bazala, J. Lang, P. Knor, N. Aird. H. Fever, S. Lawson, E. Shcruw, B. Britt. H. Angelcyk, M. Roh- inson, M. Buzzo, L. Cochenour, J. Hildcnbrand FRE CH CL UB LIBRARIA Lvjz to right: Row 1: C. lIcGrew, L. Qupps, J. Montecupo, K. Ogg. T. Tinsley. I. Bobnur Row 2: Mrs. Murphy, M. DeB1:1sio. V. Crm-nawult, J. Levine, D. Shaffer, P. Knor Zi Q , 52 QNX' as sq.. . , . . ,V i ,,.. .- . 1 4. , 'ii ,grm 4 Y Q 'V 2' . iff? y S- LQ L5 x . L L N, ii: JVV J! A . . kiwi' , f K Left to right: Row 1: N. Acrie, .L Tinsley, L. O'Donnell, L. Rudy, B. Cllopp, E. Cunningham, B. Truswell, D. Albright Row 2: C. Lavella, L. Cipra, M. Cladro, M. Stitley, D. Slivinsky, M. Lichwa C. Omlar, L. Kizielewski Row 3: H. Kustra, F. Elkin, E. Bohnar, L. Sturm, B. Yuvan, D. Zagar, A. Faletto, K. Rope Row 4: M. Gucrrieri, C. Woods, K. DcClaudi0, B. Roszak, C. Woods, B. Robert- son, M. Roose, D. Smith F T EIR? EMAKERS UR FUT.REYEHCHER Left to right: Row I: B. Lesniak, L. Cochenour, R. Stadcr, R. Lavclla, L. Jamison, R. Zimmers, L. McCune, B. Kearns Row 2: R. Perry, T. Kovatcli, W. Wilson, L. Reiger, D. Leasure, E. Beistel, C. McAbee, .L Yukanalis, N. Rycman, Row 3: J. Guerrieri, C. Kee- gan, C. Wallace. J. Theis, F. Merlino, G. Rudy, .L Pore, S. Mudrak, S. Lawson, E. Sheraw Row 4: I. Neff, L. Massaglia, T. Consavage, G, Klun, D. Newhouse, R. Nyahay, B. Marroncelli, P. Litterini, R. Marroncelli, W. Pore, P. Knor Row 5: R. Stefanon, D. Bazala, P. Kubjalko, M. Bazzo, R. Gess, J. Ivanic, G. Maughan, G. Rihich, T. Long Left to right: Row 1: C. Deutsch, M. Bazzo, E. Leasure, K. Maru, Left to right: Seated: J. Podbesek, C. Deutsch, A. Silvis M. Sigut, C. Natale, A. Silvis, M. Sigut Row 2: C. Sirofshuck, J. Kroll, L. B. Britt Standing: R. Zimmers, D. Raffaelli, R. Perry, D. Mans- Grueshecky, L. Milicki, J. Brinker, J. Podebsek, B. Britt, L. field, L. Reiger Reiger Row 3: D. Mansfield, G. Boltin, R. Perry, R. Zimmers 1966 ATIO AL HO OR SOCIETY STUDE T CO CIL JUNIOR HIGH Left to right: Row 1: H. Fraicola, J. Yuknalis, N. Wilson S. Pittavino Row 2: T. Cochran, C. Slebodnik, A. Slebodnik, P. Beistel, C. Crabowski SENIOR HIGH Left to right: Row 1: L. Hopkinson, D. Henry, R. Perry, B. Plummer, K. Fraicola Row 2: S. Raczkowski, J. Neff, S. Lloyd, R. Nyuhay, D. Leasure new is I 5. 3 L. Massaglia R. Marroncelli Kneeling: G. Klun, B. Marroncclli Row 1: J. Lang, D. Mansfield R. Zimmcrs, C. Crichar, R. Riddle Row 2: S. Lloyd, J. Fruni cola, M. DcBlassio, B. Novucck, W. Steiner, G. Caller, B. Frai cola, B. Karr AUDIO- VI AL TA GE BA BOYS GIIOR US JUNIOR GIRLS GIIOR US K SENIOR GIRLS GHOR US SOPH OM ORE GIRLS GHOR US UNI OR AIDE Row 1: D. Wiley, M. J. Kamin- sky, N. Peters, E. Fontanesi, H. Angelcyk, .L Hildenbrand, S. Heinbaugh, L. Cupps, M. Robin- son, P. Villotti Row 2: N. Aird, B. Plummer, R. Corso, N. Gio- annini, L. Rudy, M. Fisher Row 3: B. Britt, M. August, .L Lang, F. Cradisek, M. Fryer, H. Sever M. Duzyk Left 50 fight: A. Silvis, L. Cochenour, H. Kustra, L. Krevekuch M. Duz k M. Bazzo, N. Peters, K. Wilps l A y , USHERE T T E ,... 2 ' , v1--.' l iii ,...,, ,... ....,. ,,...,... , 2 liu' I Q ..,,, , AZZV AMW ,, ,,.V,,, 4 .1 F -V -.. dvr 2 5 22 E V' Quia . 25235 . if ' ilk ' 'LW 1 . , ? . 2, . 'iff 4, iw is 'iyi F I . , ,:.. 4 , g , ' , 5 .1 W . . , V ' f i 'ii A ' 4' H' '.i7.' ,, a z lj H ' ' ,,,. 1 ,,, 5 , , - . ' ,,,.,,, ' f we , f ?.,mzfg.,11: + vr' cf K K A f s QM: Hill? R' fl li f f . :ers . .. vp. A9 M 4 z ,,,, p ,f-, ' A r , . ,ZZ Li ,,., , X rn ,,.' ,za a l' Q ' .QQ-E V , ,,,.,,, ,.... - Row 1: B. Britt, N. Aird Row 2: F. Gradisek, M. August, R. Cor- so, B. Plummer, N. Gioarmini, L. Rudy Row 3: M. Fryer, J. Lang, M. Fisher, M. Duzyk, H. Sever T URE URSES f UNI ORS GAA. SENIORS 1 111 mt I ., x ff kr d,,,,mm..,,,M ,six '1 ,- K V W Vg' ' XX K ,- 1 1' if 11, f Y . S OPH OM ORES I ,wm- fi as Mr. Albert Andreo Mr. Joseph Andrco Mr. John Bruno S Mr. John Cheselske Mr. Eugene Epley Mr. William Fullerton Mrs. Elizabeth Carlow MR. ALBERT ANDREO . . . Bachelor of Science-Clarion State College . . . Master'si University of Pittsburgh . . . Mr. Andreo teaches Physics and Chemistry I. and II . . . He is the Advisor to the Year- book. MR. JOHN CHESELSKE... Bachelor of Science-Califor nia State College . . . Mr. Cheselskc teaches Art, Eng- lish, and History. MRS. ELIZABETH CAR- LOW . . . Bachelor of Arts -Coucher College . . . Mrs. Carlow teaches English I and III . . . She is thc Advisor to the Reflector. Mr. Louis Cradisek Mr. Steve Cyory MR. .IOSPEH ANDREO . . . Bachelor of Science-Clarion State College . . . Master's- University of Pittsburgh . . . Mr. Andreo teaches Prob- lems of Democracy and Amer- ican History , , . He is Ad- visor to the National Honor Society and to the Senior High Student Council . . . fOn Sabbatical Leavel MR. EUGENE EPLEY . . . Bachelor of Science-Indiana State College . . . Mr. Epley teaches American History, World History, and Pennsyl- vania History . . . Heiis an Assistant Football Coach. MR. LOUIS GRADISEK . . . Bachelor of Science-Califon nia State College . . . Mas- ter's-Duquesne University . . . Guidance-Pennsylvania State University . . . Mr. Cradisek teaches Guidance. He is the Tentative Advisor to the National Honor Socie- ty. MR. JOHN BRUNO . . . Bachelor of Arts-Waynes- burg College . . . Master's- University of Pittsburgh . . . Mr. Bruno teaches Health and Physical Education . . . He is the Head Football Coach, Athletic Director and Advis- or to the HS Club. MR. WILLIAM FULLER- TON . . . Bachelor of Science -Duquesne University . . . Mr. Fullerton teaches History and Commercial Law . . . He is the Junior Class Advisor. MR. STEVE GYORY . . . Bachelor of Science-Rider College . . . Master's-Du- quesnc University . . . Mr. Gyory teaches Bookkeeping I and II, Junior Business Training, and Commercial Math . . . He is responsible for Student Accounts. Picture Not Available Mr. Raymond Halula Miss Harriett Hayden Mrs. Anna Herbert Mr. Kenneth Hill ,gf . i K R.. X Mr. Samuel Hopkinson Miss Eleanor Klus Mr. Thomas Kusmierek Mr. John Lasko Mr. R. Paul Laterza Miss Evelyn Leasure MR. RAYMOND HALULA . . . Bachelor of Arts-St. Vincent College . . . Master's -University of Pittsburgh . . . Mr. Halula teaches Latin I and Il and Ninth Grade English. He is Advisor to the F.T.A. and to the Senior Class Play. MR. SAMUEL HOPKINSON . . . Bachelor of Science- University of Pittsburgh . . . Masteris-University of Pitts- burgh . . . Mr. Hopkinson teaches Biology and Health. MR. JOHN LASKO . . . Bachelor of Science-Cali- fomia State College . . . Mr. Lasko teaches Industrial Arts. MISS HARRIETT HAYDEN . . . Bachelor of Science . . . Master's . . . Miss Hayden teaches Typing I and II and Shorthand I and II. MISS ELEANOR KLUS . . . Bachelor of Science-Indiana State College . . . Miss Klus teaches Home Economics and Health . . . She is the Advis- or to the F.H.A. and to the Junior High Cheerleaders. MR. R. PAUL LATERZA . . . Bachelor of Science- Indiana State College . . . Mr. Laterza teaches Prob- lems of Democracy and American History. MRS. ANNA HERBERT . . . Bachelor of Science-Slippery Rock State College . . . Mrs. Herbert teaches Health and Physical Education . . . She is advisor to the G.A.A. and to the Senior High Cheer- leaders. MR. THOMAS KUSMIE- REK . . . Bachelor of Science -Alliance College . . . Mr. Kusmierek teaches General Science and Geography. MISS EVELYN LEASURE . . . Bachelor of Science- California State College . . . Miss Leasure teaches Mathe- matics. MR. KENNETH HILL . . . Bachelor of Science-Indiana State College . . . Mr. Hill teaches Instrumental Music He is the Director and In- structor of the Band and Stage Band. N 8 I Mrs. Helen ,Leasure Mr. Stewart Lyons Mrs. Ruth Martin Mr. Dale McClelland Mr. Robert McCune Miss Annie Mitchell Mrs. Frances Mulhorn Mrs- Charlotte M'lfPhY Mrs. Lillian Pinkerton Mr. Robert Rodebaugh MRS. HELEN LEASURE... Bachelor of Arts-Otterhein College . . . Mrs. Leasure teaches English I and II. MR. ROBERT MCCUNE . . . Bachelor of Science-Califob nia State College . . . Mr. McCune teaches Arithmetic . . . He is the Home School Advisor. MRS. CHARLOTTE MUR- PHY . . . Bachelor of Arts . . . University of Pittsburgh . . . Mrs. Murphy teaches Li- brary Science . . . She is the Advisor to the Library Club. 82 MR. STEWART LYONS . . . Bachelor of Science-Califon nia State College . . . Mr. Lyons teaches Industrial Arts . . . He is Advisor to the Stage Crew. MISS ANNIE MITCHELL . . . Bachelor of Arts-Otterbein College . . . Master's-Uni- versity of Pittsburgh . . . Miss Mitchell teaches French I and II. She is Advisor to the French Club. fOn Sabbatical Leavej MRS. LILLIAN PINKERTON . . . Normal Diploma-Slip- pery Rock State College . . . Bachelor of Science-Univer- sity of Pittsburgh . . . Mrs. Pinkerton teaches History and Reading. MRS. RUTH MARTIN . . . Bachelor of Arts-Grove City College . . . Master's-Uni- versity of Pittsburgh . . . Mrs. Martin teaches French, English, and Social Studies . . . She is Advisor to the French Club. MRS. FRANCES MULHORN . . . Standard Certificate- Indiana State College . . . Mrs. Mulhorn teaches His- tory. MR. ROBERT RODEBAUGH . . . Bachelor of Science- California State College . . . Master's-University of Pitts- burgh . . . Mr. Rodebaugh teaches Geometry, College Al- gebra, and Senior Mathemat- ics . . . He is the Advisor to the Audio-Visual Crew and is an Assistant Basketball Coach and an Assistant Football Coach. MR. DALE McCLELLAND . . . Bachelor of Science- Bowling Green State Uni- versity . . . Mr. McClelland teaches Occupational Educa- tion. Mrs. Isabelle Seneff Mrs Mary Sensenich Mr. Joseph Shott Mr- A1811 Smith Mr. Leveo Speratto Mrs. Ruth Stacy Mr. Frank Stewart 9 -vu' l I 14 I Mrs. Betty Vanderscott Mrs. Kaaren Webb Mr. Ronald Yuvan MRS. ISABELLE SENEFF . . . Standard Certificate- California State College . . . Mrs. Seneff teaches English. MR. LEVEO SPERATTO .. . Bachelor of Arts-Lenoir Rhyne College . . . Mr. Sper- atto teaches Special Educa- tion . . . He is Head Junior Varsity Football Coach and Assistant Varsity Football Coach. MRS. BETTY VANDER- SCOTT . . . Bachelor' of Sci- ence-lndiana State College . . . Mrs. Vanderscott teach- es Vocational Home Econom- ics. She is Advisor to the Usherettes. MRS MARY SENSENICH . . . Bachelor of Music-Se ton Hill College . . . Master's -Carnegie Institute . . . Mrs. Sensenich teaches Vocal Mu- sic. She is Chorus Instructor and District Chorus Super- visor. MRS. RUTH STACY . . . Bachelor of Science-Univen sity of Cincinnati . . . Mas- teris-Indiana State College . . . Mrs. Stacy teaches Health and Guidance. She is Co- sponsor to the National Hon- or Society. MRS. KAAREN WEBB . . . Bachelor of Science-Califon nia State College . . . Mrs. Webb teaches English. MR. JOSEPH SHOTT . . . Bachelor of Science-West Virginia University . . . Mas- ter's-West Virginia Univer- sity . . . Mr. Shott teaches Bi- ology, Science and Health. MR. FRANK STEWART . . . Bachelor of Science-Clarion State College . . . Mr. Stew- art teaches Science, Geogra- phy and Earth Science. He is a Coach to the 7th and Sth Grade Football and Basket- ball Teams. MR. RONALD YUVAN . . . Bachelor of Science-Indiana State College . . . Mr. Yuvan teaches Junior High Geogra- phy and Senior High Driving. He is an assistant Football Coach and Head Basketball Coach. MR. ALAN SMITH . . . Bachelor of Science-Indiana State College . . . Mr. Smith teaches Algebra and Modern Algebra. He is Head Basket- ball Coach and an Assistant Football Coach. 83 ADMINIS T RA T10 ,pw MR. H. W. GOOD MR. L. DALLA BETTA Supervising Principal High School Principal Graduates of 1966: You have the unique distinction of being the last class to bear the educational banner of Sewickley Area High School. Carry it proudly and with honor. Each of you must realize that our progress is measured in terms of the leadership and contributions of Sewickley graduates from 1923 to 1965. You have inherited from them a challenging legacy. Facts prove that they have ap- plied their education, experience and character to the betterment of mankind. Will you, as a 1966 graduate, use your education to raise present standards? The name Sewickley Area High School will become history, but the spirit and initiative of our graduates will continue to be a living influence in the life of the com- munity and the nation. H. W. Good Supervising Principal MRS. BOROSKY MRS. CRESSLER Clerk Secretary N , Q. 1' LLL 1 L .., N T 9 T actis 4 ' 1 air' MR. S. HOPKINSON Junior High Principal FAREWELL The school year 1965-66 is one that will long be re- membered for its trials and tribulations, its exciting days of moving, and finally the enjoyment of a new school building. The many trying days of locating books, dodg- ing workers, and waiting for certain facilities to be com- pleted were eventually overshadowed by the many good ones that were made possible with the completion of the building. The coming years will likewise require some adjust- ments in our thinking and a cooperative spirit as We proceed through our first major reorganization in many years. As time has a way of marching on without asking, We, too, must continue our work to educate and prepare young people for the many tasks that lie ahead. We plan to meet this new challenge with an open mind and a willingness to contribute all that may be helpful and good for the cause of continuing a good educational program. This school year is drawing swiftly to a close, and as it does, we bid a sad farewell to our beloved 'Sewickley' and prepare to welcome 4Yough, as our new name. In the years to come, 1 am sure we will develop the same pride and spirit in this new district as we have enjoyed in the past. T L. Dalla Betta MRSERGG High School Principal ,CH . 919- 1, N lik JANE BIRD WILLIAM EVERETT, DONALD HENRY JOHN HOPKINSON PAUL E. Treasurer Rx Qfi BRUCE LAWSON EDWARD JAMES NEWINGHAM JOHN PODBESEK VITO LAVELLA I , it X ANND I I R sm T L A A 5 . ' N f 'Xia A ya n S i THELMA REYNOLDS CLARENCE RHODES ROPE MARIO RUA, ROBERT Secretary TO THE GRADUATES OF SEWICKLEY AREA HIGH SCHOOL: I congratulate you on your having achieved another goal in your preparation for life. It has been said that 'fHigh school brings us to the door, over the threshhold and into the worldf, The o ortunities toda are PP Y enormous. You can be, or do, anything if you want to badly enough. Now it is up to you. Fasten your eyes on the Hstarn ahead and per- 3 severe. You WILL master that which you set out to do. ' Make your mark in the world but don't forget- Your future lies before you Like a shining path of snowg Be careful how you tread il, HERMAN LASH, For every step will show. JOSEPH MATTHEWS President God Bless you au' l Vice President Herman Lash, President Sewickley Area School Board 85 is X DR. ANDREW CERNE DR. H. L. HIGHBERGER DR. JOSEPH WEST MRS. LOUISE FENTON MRS. DORIS SEANOR XM CAFETERIA STAFF MAINTENANCE B US DRIVERS IRMA BILAK 88 TECH SCHOOL STUDENTS 'SCHOLARSHIP A WARDS 'Q Last year, the Yearbook Staff, under the direction of Mr. A. Andreo, made a fine contribution to the students of Se- wickley. With the money which remained after the publish- ing of the yearbook, the staff decided to award two one- hundred-fifty dollar scholarships to two worthy Seniors who planned on furthering their education. Qualification for these scholarships is based upon the student's scholastic achievement, maintenance of an overall B average or better, professional and technical promise, financial need and char- acter. The Senior High faculty, with the aid of Mr. Dalla Betta and Mr. Gradisek, select the winners. Last year's winners were Janet Dabin and Irma Bilak. They are now attending California State College. This year the staff is planning to award two more such scholarships. They will continue this scholarship plan next year. JANET DABIN MR. H. W. GOOD Our Tribute To A Real Administrator: As the last class to graduate from Sewickley Area High School, we pay tribute to you, Mr. H. W. Good, our Supervising Principal. During twelve years, we have been honored and privileged to reap the benefits of your high standards of education. We regard you as a ubornn administrator and educator who always placed first our interests and bet- terment as students. You practiced a workable philosophy of applying wisdom and common sense in decisions which had to be made. We admire you as a genuine leader who proved that no untiring effort or any amount of time was too great a sacrifice to assure the best for us in schools, facilities, and curriculum. We respect your exemplary manliness which considered each of us as an individual person- ality with potentials to be developed. Your firm yet courteous discipline was always tempered with patience, human kindness and understanding. We cherish you as a friend on whom we can always de- pend. These fine qualities which you have always displayed have made a lasting impression upon us and will challenge us to give our best in the future for our Alma Mater and all those who have helped us and had faith and confidence in us. The records show that after teaching five years in Franklin Township High School, you came to Sewick- ley Township and served as High School Principal from June 1936 to June 1946. The same year you left to accept the position as Supervising Principal of Penn Township Schools. Because you had proven so competent and had done such a commendable job as High School Principal for ten years, in January 1947, the Sewickley Township Board of Education recalled you to become Supervising Prin- cipal of Sewickley Township Schools to succeed Mr. G. C. Gressinan who had been made an Assistant Superintendent of Westmoreland County Schools. In 1957 you headed the Sewickley Area ,lointure which took in Madison and Arona. Your thirty years of service in our district which included the building of two elementary schools and our high school and numerous other educational accomplish- ments, stand as a testimony to your desire for progress and reflect your personal dedication to the job so well done. We salute you! We thank you! We wish you continued success and happiness which you so deserve and merit, as you assume your educational role as Assistant Superintendent of the Yough School District. The Senior Class of 1966 M f l g1ll' , - a ' ' 4l ll f I qu .U HL7 ? CALM on the bosom of his God, Gur son is resting now, While still with us his footsteps trod, Cod's seal was on his brow. Dust to its narrow house beneath! Soul to its place on high! They that have seen his look in death, No more will fear to die. Lonely the paths and sad the bowers, Now his dear smile is gone, But in a brighter home than ours, In Heav'n, he awaits his own. JW WWW ff Al . , GARY JOHNSON YO U Rifffffpwzffffzzf f llljllfflllft' A GE N T Us ES YOU FIRST QNAIA CAMPFIELD 81 BOURKE Real Estate and Insurance P.O. Box 31 212 Sewickley Avenue HERMINIE, PA. I5637 Phone 446-290I 9 I XN0l G MA T591 - X3 I-15 it - 41 lu IQIIIIM gf , Compliments of .i 1' -Raw YUKON LUMBER COMPANY Phone 722-3l7l SNYDER OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. Corner of Maple Avenue ancl Pil'l'sburgh Slreel' Greensburg, Pa. Adding ancl Calculaling Machines Furnilure and Supplies Duplicaling Machines Typewrilers Telephone 834-2550 Complimenls of KAVEL'S PHARMACY Prescriplions 408 Sewiclcley Avenue Phone 446-558l HERMINIE, PA. VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS Herminie Memorial Posl' Number 8427 Commander-WALTER MAOUIRE Acllulanl-PATRICK A. LAVELLA Quarlermasler-ROBERT B. GESS Herminie, Pa. 92 837-3696 C. L. HATFIELD Mainfenance ConsuIIanI' J. I. HOLCOMB MFG. CO., INC. Indianapolis 7, Indiana I38 Easf OH'erman SI'reeI' GREENSBURG, PA. Complimenrs of NEW HOPE'S FARM DAIRY Herminie-Irwin Road, Pa. Phone 863-277I Furnifure Fashions by LEVINS of Greensburg 203 Sourh Maple Avenue Complere Decoraior Service VICTORIAN ITALIAN CLUB Rillron, Pa. Phone: 834-5880 For an Appoinfmenf worIc work work MAINSTREET MARAUDERS Iearn learn Iearn Fun and Games Unlimifed Baseball ............... DON MANSFIELD Baskefball ................. BOBBY STEFANON FooI'baII .... ..... D EEMS LEASURE Pafrons . . . . ............... G. LASKEY E. JONES Blase Sfeffanacci Your One Shopping Cenfer GREENSBURG, PA. Phone: 834-3000 Complimenfs of If I'r's in Town, We I-Iave I+ . OTIO E. SWENSON. Prop. SWENSON'S THE TIMEESDBSERVER DRUG STQRE RX for Your Guaranieed Safeiy Prescripfions ABE BETER, EdiI'or and Publisher We're As Near Io You As Your Phone CaII 863-3700 335 MAIN STREET IRWIN, PA. SPENEY CHEVROLET II5 Wes'I' Main Sfreef Complimenfs of LADIES' AUXILIARY CHEVROLET LOWBER' PA. WEST NEWTON, PA. 872-7700 FISH DAVIS FURNITURE CO. YUKON SUNOCO Greensburg's Only Discoun+ Siore l36 Soufh Pa. Avenue GREENSBURG, PA. KELLY SPRINGFIELD TIRES Phone 722-4480 C. T. MAYERS APPLIANCE STORE Frigidaire, Mayfag, and Ta PP Appliances Zeniih Television PHONE 446-286I an l'0NTl4l'.,. MESSNER PONTIAC Isf and 2nd Avenues Phone 872-6082 SUTERSVILLE, PENNA. J. WM. McCAULEY JR. FUNERAL HOME 90I Vine Slreef WEST NEWTON, PENNA. Phone 872-6699 Besf Wishes +o +he Class of '66 KEYSTONIAN LODGE 87. SNPJ Herminie, Pa. Pres., Joseph Pergarg Treas., Mary K. Urana: Vice Presi- deni, Marlin Serrog Sec.. Marfin Urana. Jr.: Rec. Sec.. Mildred Cecconello: Youlh Direcior, Frances R. Urana. Ours is Ihe Besl Insurance al Ihe Lowesl Rafe EGER'S CREDIT JEWELERS Wafches-Diamonds-Giffs IRWIN JEANNEUE BISSIN MARKET Meafs and Groceries Rides for Ihe Kiddies on Sandy 'rhe Pony HERMINIE. PA. 446-55I I DODGE HERMINIE MOTOR COMPANY Dodge-Dari'-Dodge Trucks Sales and Services Phone 446-3 I6I Herminie, Pa. X1 YI - TIN? 446-9985 W. GINTER'S AMERICAN SERVICE Washing-LubricaI'ion HERMINIE, PA. Complimenfs of AL RAFFAELLI 606 Sewiclcley Avenue HERMINIE, PA. 446-349 I SPEER AGENCY General Insurance Wesf NewI'on, Pa. Phone 872-6234 Telephone 872-562I Eye Examinafions Coniacf Lenses Glasses DR. LOUIS I. IVES OPTOMETRIST Office Hours 206 Main Sfreei' By Appoinfmenf Wesi' Newion. Pa. TULL'S FLORISTS GLADYS E. AND EVELYN L. TULL Sixfh Sfreef WEST NEWTON, PA. Phones 872-6700 and 872-670l MEMBER F.T.o. AssN. OVEN KING BAKERIES, INC. Bakers of Oven King Pasiry HERMINIE-YOUNGBLOOD-ROSTRAVER OVERHALT ACRES Bear Passenger-Farm Wheel AIignmenI' Truck Tires BOB'S TIRE SERVICE 75 Pennsylvania Avenue Irwin, Pa. BOB DATZ Business--863-445I Owner Residence+863-7I93 CompIimen'Is of JOE WORKMAN'S Men's and Boys' DeparImen'I' Siores JEANNETTE-GREENSBURG-IRWIN Phone 446-532 I SHOAF BEAUTY SHOP STELLA D. SHOAF HERMINIE, PA. HILARY E. STADER Funeral Direcfor Phone 446-225 I Phone 446-9000 HERMINIE AUTO PARTS Your Au'Ihorized N.A.P.A. DeaIer LARRY ARCH IO4 Sewiclnley Avenue prop,-3910, Herminie. Pa. Good Luck Io 'Ihe Class of '66 LOUIS E. KLEID Insurance Agency ETHEL s. DAVENPORT MADISON INN Food af Hs Besi Ice Cream, Pasiries ROUSE'S HAS OPENED ANOTHER STORE InfanIs' and CI1iIdren's Wear OnIy I4 Minufes +o I4 Years II4 Main SI'reeI' Wes? Newfon, Pa. Pavfllfn. Complimenfs WALT PONTIAC INC. MADISON, PA. Complimenfs of COOK ASPHALT PAVING 446-5565 HERMINIE, PA. Complimenfs of DUKE LAVELLA BOWE'S DISTRIBUTOR HERMINIE, PA. 446-9844 Good Luck Class of I966 Complimenfs of DR. GEORGE TOTH AND TOTH'S PHARMACY YUKON, PA. 722.3121 CompIimenI's of HERMINIE SKATING RINK PHONE 446-98I4 HERMINIE, PA. Besf Wishes +o Ihe Class of '66 SERRO'S DINER ROUTE so IRWIN, PA. HERMINIE ' DRY CLEANERS HERMINIE, PA. PHONE 446-5131 Complimenls of STEPHEN PHOTOGRAPHER I500 Broad S+. SOUTH GREENSBURG, PA. Weddings, Children, Commercial, School Com limen'l's of BARNO RAl3IO COMPANY 5403 W. Smilhfielcl S+. Boslon, McKeespor+, Pa. NO 4-9394 HO 2-7574 First in Closed-Circuit Television Congralulaiions and Besi of Luck lo 'I'l1e Class of '66 PENNSTATE TOOL 81 DIE CORP. A. LaVELLA-Presidenl THE NEWS DISPATCH Mosf Complefe Local Daily News and Aclverfising Coverage Read by More Than I2,000 Families of +l1e JeanneH'e-lrwin Disfrici' PHONE 523-554I P. O. BOX l0l 207 S. FOURTH ST. JEANNETTE, PA. BOSCH MOTOR CO- Congra+ula+ions MADISON, PA. Class of '66 Sales-Jeeps-Service RON'S RESTAURANT 446-556l WEST NEWTON, PA. BELLE VERNON, PA. CHESELSKFS HoFFMAN's GARAGE HERMINIE-MADISON ROAD QU'3lllY Meais and Gfocenes General Repairs-Wheel Alignmeni' RILLTON, PA. Body Work-S+a1'e lnspec+ion 446-9870 446-579l MADISON, PA. JOSEPH A. BATIS AGENCY II Highland Avenue HERMINIE, PA. Agenf-Broker-CounseIor CompIe+e Insurance Pro+ec'rion Inciuding Life Phone 446-3366 RENO'S SUNOCO SERVICE Tubes, Tires, BaH'eries, Accessories Greasing and Car Washing LOWBER, PENNSYLVANIA Good Luck I'o 'Ihe Class of I966 PATRICK A. PAT LAVELLA Tax CoIIecI'or SewicIcIey Township CIass of '37 CompIimen+s of AUEL INDUSTRIES HERMINIE, PENNSYLVANIA CompIimen'I's of RAY'S DAIRYETTE Bafhroom OuI'fiI's-AII Colors Hofl' Wa+er Tanks, Gas or EIec'Iric JOHN'S PLUMBING SHOP Box 274 Second Ave. SUTERSVILLE- PA- Where You Can Gei AII Your Plumbing Needs 872-6I27 Church S+. 446-5378 HERMINIE. PA. 446-5372 In Boffles or Cans II s COH 'ro be Good Disfribufed by DEAN'S DISTRIBUTING Call 446-5656 Herminie, Pa. ISAAC LOGAN Disfribufes WISE POTATO CHIPS BACKMAN PRETZELS BATIS PRINTING COMPANY OffseI' and LeH'er Pressing HERMINIE, PA. Complimenis of SERRO TRAVEL TRAILER COMPANY IRWIN. PENNSYLVANIA BRISTON, OKLAHOMA Complimenfs of CONSOLIDATED COAL COMPANY Hufchinson Mine HUTCHINSON. PA. ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE LESTER REYNOLDS MADISON. PA. 446-9934 SUCHKO GAS AND OIL 2lI Wafer SI'reeI' WEST NEWTON, PA. wesr NEWTON, PA. Phone 8725000 872-Sm' Try Our Home Heafing Oil I+ Makes Cen'rs Io Do Business Wirh Us Phone: 446-5492 I966 Leaders Recogni+ion Free E5IIm'3Ie5 NICK KROLL TORRES UPHOLSTERING, INC. an 4+h s+ree+ HERMINIE, PA. 15637 Old Work Made New Represeming An'rique and Modern Furnifure SI'a'Ie Farm Insurance Companies 308 SewIcI'IeY Ave' HERMINIE, PA. Phone 446-5800 AUTO-LIFE-FIRE Bloomingfon, IIIinois Phone 446-5728 LEO'S BARBER SHOP I9 Dex+er S+.-HERMINIE, PA. Where Painf is Our Business and No+ a Sideline I-IaIr CUIS BY AppoInImenI Painfs-Wallpaper-Floor Coverings when YOU AVG RGGCIY for Me- IA R d Y l Corner Vine and Third m ea Y for Ou T Sh H Phone 872-5254 Wesf Newfon, Pa. emporary OP ours Mon.-I2:00 fo 5:00 Thur.-9:30 Io 8:30 Tues.- 9:30 'Io 6:30 Fri.-9:30 Io 8:30 WecI.- 9:30 Io 6:30 Sa'I'.-9:00 'ro 5:00 Complimenfs of Sewickley Township CASTLE'S PROVISIONS BOARD OF SUPERVISORS DARRAGH. PA- EDWARD STEADMAN 446.760I WILLIAM C. DEDO FRANK MALPEZZI I02 SMlTH'S DRUG STORE We Give Plaid S'ramps SUTERSVILLE, PA. PHONE 872-9777 Our Besf +o fhe Sewiclcley Seniors of I966 KRAYN EK'S SU PERMARKET One SI'op Food Shopping Cenfer PLENTY OF PARKING AREA Il3 Wes'l' Main S+ree+ WGSI' NSWIOD. Pa Wesf Side 872-5I55 Besf Wishes fo fhe Class of '66 DAVID D. BAZZO Insurance JUSTICE OF THE PEACE RILLTON, PA. Everyfhing in Lumber and Builder's Supplies SHUSTER'S BUILDERS' SUPPLIES, INC. ING MA7' Xyo A Sp, IRWIN-HERMINIE ROAD Ve x ll UQ' X' EIIEIIIIIIIIEI E N R.D. ,IH IRWIN. PA. N ,gg 446.6111 asa--Iona Com plimenfs of MORRIS MARKET MADISON, PENNSYLVANIA Phone 446-5652 Qualify Meals Cui as You Like PoMco FINER FOODS AND GROCERIES Invalid Car Service Phone 446-395I 446-5544 BEATTY FUNERAL HOME JAMES M. BEATTY, Direcior MADISON, PA. BRUNO'S RESTAURANT 446-9975 IRWIN-HERMINIE ROAD RILLTON. PA. LANCE'S LODGE RILLTON, PA. For Membership Call: 446-9026 Mo'H'o: If you are smarl, you won I dodge, The gre ganizalion of I.ance's Lodge. Members: Pres.-Howard Riddle Vice Pres.-Daniel Kelly Sec.-Roberi' Zimmers Treas.-Qlames Guerrieri Board of Trusiees: Louis Massaglia, Ronald Boursf, Russell Perry, Gasper Galanfe 13 UNDERHILL TAXI 434 Main Sfreei' IRWIN, PA. Package Delivery Also PETERMAN'S PHARMACY 422 Main s+ree+ 863-6158 IRWIN, PA. SINCLAIR FEAL BROS GARAGE 1 suvtnrugl General Repair Complefe Body.Refinishing and as STATE INSPECTION RILLTON. PA. Phone 446-9974 or 446-5443 I04 Q af IDE P S60 BARBER sl-lop J. w. AUJAY Pos+ Office Building in RiIII'on Good Luck, Class of I966 FRANK'S DAIRYETTE IO9 Second Sheer WEST NEWTON. PA. Horne-Cooked Meals MCDONALD BROS. CO., REPRESENTING JOSTEN'S 920 lnvesfmeni' Building 239 4+h Avenue, PiH'sburgh, Pennsylvania Telephone 26 I -I I 96 Fine Class Rings-Announcemenls-Name Cards Diplomas and Awards WESTLAND The Best Brand Dairy Products Phone 837-3300 GREENSBURG, PA. Good Luck 8: M SUPER MARKET 4I'h Sfreef IRWIN, PA. Class of '66 LUCKY FOODLAND SUPER MARKET af 'Ihe Lucky Triangle 20I Easi' Piffsburgh Sfreei' GREENSBURG. PENNSYLVANIA HAGAN MILK AND ICE CREAM For your convenience, have HAGAN MILK and o+her procIuc+s deIivered Io your door in reIriqera+ecI Irucks. For Home Delivery, Phone 834-5500 GREENSBURG SEVEN-UP BOTTLING CO. 446-74am HERMINIE, PA. Complimenfs of HERMINIE FEED AND SUPPLY CO. HERMINIE, PA. Phone 446-2I3I and 446-2I2I PEOPLE'S UNION BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Wesf NewI'on Office Irwin OHICB WEST NEWTON. PA. 223 Main Sifeei QNX-GI G Miqriql -- - 4 sig! mm I f N I I 0 SUTERSVILLE LUMBER COMPANY EveryII1ing for Ihe Home SUTERSVILLE, PA. Phone: 872-8400 672-2300 483-8300 LUMBER-HARDWARE-PLUMBING-PAINT-BUILDER'S SUPPLIES MORVETZ CH EVROLET Sales and Service For Beiier Driving ai Lower CosI PHONE 446-365I HERMINIE, PA. WAUGAMAN'S 3 Rooms of Furni'Iure Complefe as Lisied Living Room Bedroom 2 Pillows Kifchen Sofa I Double Dresser 2 Lamps II2 Foo? Refrigerafor 2 Sofa Pillows I Chesf I MBHI-ess' Box Spring I Gas Range 2 Sfep Tables I Bookcase Table and 4 Chairs 2 LampS I NigI1'IsI'ancI 35-Piece Dinnerware AII for SIO Down-S8 Weekly-We Omi+ or Subs+i+uI'e Any Ifems as Desired THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY EVENINGS IRWIN. PA. '07 Buy SILVIS FARMS Your Local Family Dairy The Besl in Dairy Procluc'l's PHONE 834-2000 Number One In: News Local-Sports-General Advertising Circulation THE TRIBUNE REVIEW Weslmorelancl Counly's Homelown Newspaper 834-l I5I 863-8I00 539-l l50 547-35l5 BAZZO'S GEN ERAL STORE ANGELO BAZZO-Owner Groceries-Feed 446-770l RILLTON, PA. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK HERMINIE, PA. An Independent Bank Wnere Every Customer is Irnportdnt MEMBER F.D.I.C. Compliments of LOCAL UNION NO. 5864 HUTCHINSON. PENNA. Ask tor Union Mined Cool, Use No Other WHAT WILL YUU BE FORGING AHEAD, WE HOPE. You will have an espe- cially good chance of forging ahead if you become a certified public accountant. These gentlemen belong to the country's fastest growing profession. The number of CPAs has approximately tripled during the past fifteen years. A recent study, involving experts in a number of social sciences, found good reasons for continued rapid growth of the accounting profession in the foreseeable future: REASON 1951: 50,000 new businesses every year and booming foreign markets assure a sharply competitive economy. ln order to compete, businesses will need more cost controls and other studies of per- formance, and more expert help from CPAs in looking ahead Cbudgets, return-on-investment analysis, mathematical techniques for determining probable results of alternative courses of actionl. REASON 32: More government regulation requires more sophisticated accounting data, and more inde- pendent professional men who can take some responsibility for its reliability. REASON 33: Businesses will report their financial condition to more investors, creditors, and others. ln addition, businesses increasingly will explain to a broader public that what they do is good for society. These explanations will depend a lot on accounting data. If all this interests you, write for a free copy of the booklet, AccouNTlNG MAY BE THE RIGHT FIELD Fon You, to: Department 64 American lnstitute of Certified Public Accountants 666 Fifth Avenue New York 19, New York ll0 Success to the Class of I966 INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY CONTAINER DIVISION YUKON, PA. IRWIN SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY The Friendly Bank 309 Main SI'reeI LINCOLN HIGHWAY EAST PENN TOWNSHIP AT SUNRISE ESTATES IT INSUR American S'I'ancIard Fixfures BERT'S PLUMBING AND HEATING HERMINIE-MADISON ROAD HERMINIE, PA. If you like our plumbing, JreII ofhers-If not +eII us. 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