Thomas Jefferson High School - Monticello Yearbook (Jefferson Hills, PA)
- Class of 1965
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Alma Mater, Alma Mater, Thomas Jefferson. ., TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION 81 FACULTY Page 6 English Department I5 Social Studies I8 Mathematics 20 Science 22 Foreign Languages 24 Business Department 25 Fine Arts 26 Home Economics 27 Industrial Arts 27 Library 28 Physical Education 29 ACTIVITIES 30 ATHLETICS 76 Football 78 Basketball . Cross Country Golf Baseball Wrestling Track SENIORS Senior Directory UNDERCLASSMEN Junior Class Sophomore Class Freshman Class Eighth Grade Seventh Grade PATRONS fn un qv x Q xx aff 2? f ,Jaffa f-I-,' 1, . , 3 ? V uf., N 6 1? :Une -iruf' FOREWGRD 'The Monticello-1965 is a kaleidoscope of peo- ple, feelings, memories-that belong to each of us. They are the important, the insignificant . . . the happy, the sad . . . the momentary, the pen- sive. The Monticello is each of us as a seeking individual . . . separate. lt is all of us as a group . . . unity. Yet, combined it is a separate unity. Its interpretation is different for each of us . . . look . . . remember . . . classes . . . ominous drones of typewriters, compound interest problems . . . thesis, A Farewell to Arms, s'iI vous plait, je ne peux pas le dire en francias . . . all of us having hollow minds, but challenging work . . . wonder- ing thoughts, faltering disillusions, regaining . . . stronger . . . 3:20 . . . new orange loadstars . . . home . . . football . . . chilly, sunny afternoons . . . steaming coffee and fuzzy mittons . . . hopes . . . win, lose, but no silent losers . . . cheers, pep assemblies . . . clean jerseys, clash of helmets, dirty jerseys . . . dance . . . a slow song, lurking blackness, soft looks, silent smiles, warm hands . . . a fast song, jerk, blazing lights, loud laughter . . . black and gold . . . play . . . janitor, fire- escope, TRIACC . . . gnawing fear, satisfying suc- cess . . . punch, roses and congratulations . . . curtain, saucers, AVTASP . . . basketball . . . hol- low echoing of bouncing balls . . . rebounds . . . curving shots . . . emptiness of too little time left . . . singing, band, clubs, meetings, candy sales and Saturday tournaments . . . Time screams . . . no answer, end is nearing . . . cotton candy, snow cones, empty stomachs on a shrieking racer . . . Senior review, somewhere . . . wonderful prom moments, programs and favors to cherish . . . Ankara . . ftoo soon, June. . . a practice, dangling tassels, a procession in a graduation . . . reverent mistiness . . . a momen- tary, funny feeling of o nobody . . . a nowhere ...asmilew.. q ' . . o tear . . . ...agood-bye... . . . an end. The Monticello itself has no past . . . no future. lt is a preserving reflection of one people, one school, one year . . . l965. But the Monticello will extend to coming years . . . even if to be blotted and blurred by those, successive years, Remember . . . maybe laugh maybe cry . . . D but remember . . . one people, one school, one year. 'Ur an A g V,-H s1 . ,, g Ad .4 .-mf ::,1,i5g1:ggqg1'! ' 44:49 Q-ff - Q, v. 4, .W ,.1:YP:v3?wf .gigiwggr D: .H -455 nf la r v ., if -f -2 ' x in . 1 M :j,-gig., , - 23 fi ' 'ffl f .,. - -. 1. 'ffQ,.a5fig'12-1,512-il.-1'- fi:-..: -' . F -- - ' ' 'V - ' ' E, 5 A rf. , .-ge ww- , ,A , run .4 1 , av .zffbwf , , F ' KV' LW? Q' lr 1351 ' mimi' 2,3 .V-LJ., .ff 1. ,,.,, .QA vmqgqf 3- !r.1,1'L4, 1-, M. x M-Qu 4. ,Q 4 , ix Af'5'57'1 iw-1x11-fy:-Q w.,.,.fv:w,f.':4 - ' 6 V 1 1-'?5 'L?-:Av-ffm. .V- w 'we-gc'-w.5f,-fv-43.'.x:w,.ff:,sff -' ,, stration 1157 7 BOARD OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS Seated, left to right: Clifford A. Barton, Directory Charles Thatcher, Vice-Presidenty Robert S. Lindsay, Presidenty Lloyd Fuge, Solicitor. Standing: Rogers F. Davis, Directory John J. Miller, Directory Robert Furlong, Directory James Kemp Ill, Directory Roy H. Miller, Directory William J. Blakley, Supervising Principal. WEST JEFFERSON HILLS SCHOOL AUTHORITY Seated: Harry B. Miller, Sr., Vice Chairman, Paul B. Graham, Chairman, A. W. Mabon, Secretary. Standing: Walter P. Bowman, Treas., Carl Alderson, Ass.t Sec. and Treas., Joseph M. McClure, Solicitor. 8 ADMINISTRATION WILLIAM J. BLAKLEY Supervising Principal of West Jefferson Hills, School District Westminster College, B.A. University of Pittsburgh, M.Ed. HOWARD F. JACK Assistant Supervising Principal in charge of instruction Washington and Jefferson, A.B. University of Pittsburgh, M.Ed., D.Ed WILLIS E. BARBER Assistant Supervising Principal Clarion State College B S ' ff NE , Qfilff iil-15,-sh A l ' ' ' ---...... University of Pittsburgh, M.Ed. 9 FOSTER P. RUTTER Principal Lockhaven State College, B.S. Penn State University, M.Ed. HIGH SCHGOL STAFF JOHN KNOX HALL UWM if 'i P' WF! First Vice Principal Twelfth Grade Economics California State Teachers College, B.S. GEORGE ISTVAN Second Vice Principal Duquesne University, B.Ed. University of Pittsburgh, M.Ed. 10 GUIDANCE 47 RUTH H. MANNING Coordinator of Guidance Services Counselor for Grade I2 University of Pittsburgh, B.A.j Student Organists M.Ed. ll 11- JAMES W. ROBERTS Counselor for Grades 7, 8, 9th grade boys California State College, B.S. Duquesne University ELIZABETH B. STIMMEL Counselor for 9th grade girls, IO, I l Bethany College, BA. University of Pittsburgh, M.Ed. Columbia University National Junior Honor Society CLE RICAL STAFF Lett to right: Mrs. Georgette Maurer, Sec- retary to Mr. Barber, Mrs. Dora Smith, Secretary to Mr. Blakley, Mrs. Della Shawl, Secretary to Dr. Jack, Mrs. Margaret Miller, Payroll Clerk. Row I iFrontl left to right: Mrs. Doris Pugh, Attendance Clerk, Mrs. Gladys Neely, Cafeteria Of- fice Clerk. Row 2 iStandingl: Mrs. Mary Jo Opfer, Clerk in Library, Mrs. Jean Danzey, Tele- phone Operator, Mrs. Estelle Duff, Clerk in the High School Office, Mrs. Jane McClintock, Guidance Department Secretary. NURSE CHARLOTTE FRITZSCH Head Nurse of District Presbyterian-University Hospital, R.N. University of Pittsburgh California State College '-,WM VIRGINIA PURVIANCE Office Manager and Secretary to the Principal . S CAFETE RIA STAFF Row 'I Cleft to rightl: Mrs. Betty Ackman, Mrs. Helen Frye, Mrs. Ruth Falkenstein, Mrs. Frances Kislan, Mrs. Ada Ross, Mrs. Bette Stiefvater, Mrs. Betty Bovard, Mrs. Roxan Culley, Mrs. Ella Gula, Mrs. Elda Charney, Mrs. Ann Johnson, Mrs. Helen Moses, Mrs. Rosetta Wollett, Dietitian. Row 2: Mrs. Margaret Harrigan, Mrs. Hazel Lawrence, Mrs. Dorothy Minadeo, Mrs. Gladys Large, Mrs. Gladys Dryer, Mrs. Mary Withers, Mrs. Gladys Wise, Mrs. Jane Dreier, Mrs. Margaret Trainer, Mrs. Helen Bauer, Mrs. Helen Sherwin, Ms. Margaret Brain. MAINTENANCE r .srr fi Q 9 I0 I! i566 Hn! 3 if 1 l if Y . T 'Y My WWI I' GEORGE L. GIESKE Maintenance Supervisor Mr. John Gilmore prepares for on- California State College, B.S. other maintenance iob. I3 I- yi Hu wi. O Og W X53 '1 3 f f ' OH 43 ,f , W M 5 ANTHONY J. DiCINTIO English l grade 9 Language Arts grade 8 Kutztown State College, B.S. ENGLISH MARIE L. BARONE lMrs.l English grade ll University of Pittsburgh, A.B. MARY LOU COLES lMrs.l English grade 9 Westminster B.A. Sponsor for Followers Famous Literature ISABELLE B. DURONIO lMrs.l Reading grade 7 8. 8 California State College, B.S. 3' CAROL M. JOHNSON Language Arts grade 7 University of Pittsburgh, B.A. Sponsor - of Sophomore Class Sponsor - Girls Softball Team CAROLYN C. HEZLEP lMrs.l English grade 8 Keene State College B. Ed. Boston University M. Ed. I5 V7 N, IRENE E. GOURLEY lMn.l English grade 9 Clarion State Teachers College, University of Pittsburgh Sponsor - Jeffer - Sun Uunior High School Newspaper? Rv CAROL R. KEMP TONI G. MILTO tMrs.l English grade l0 California State College, B.S. Sponsor - Girls Softball Team English grade 12 St. Lawrence University, B.A., University of Pitts- burgh M.A. MARION B. REYNOLDS lMrs.l Language Arts grade 7 University of Pittsburgh, A.B. Sponsor - Junior Red Cross DOROTHY B. NEAL iMrs.l Reading grade 7 California State Teachers College Lost and Found Depart- ment r gy? JOYCE A. PAGANUCCI American Literature, English grade ll ' Duquesne University B.E. Sponsor - JT's '......-1 MARY sl-IEPLER iMfs.i M fflfl 1 . 5 telwtm , , ffesvzfv , g , ,z,9,zg4s:,v ,. 5 , A i .miss English ui, iv L University of Pittsburgh, B A ,. , 1 in :,i ' ' . 'ff fe , -iimtieaelg 1 ,gf , ,ga ,. l fi H gg ' if ' lllls s,L,, , JUDITH L. ROBERTSON iM rs. l ' it English grade IO f E Wgs f Westminster B.A. 1 i Senior Class Sponsor l w , f 1 -11- JUNE A. SUNNARBORG IMrs.I Language Arts grade 7 University of Minnesota B.S. X. swf? HELEN E. SIMPSQN lMrs.I Language Arts Northern Illinois Univer- sity B.E. Sponsor-Spelling Contest SPECIAL AREAS dojf 65' S WILLIAM J. MCTAGGART Creative Writing West Virginia Wesleyan B.A. Sponsor - Key C I u b, Chrisman Club, SPEC- TRUM, Senior Revue ALAN B. RUBINSTEIN Economics grade I2 Public Speaking grades II 8- I2 University of Pittsburgh B. A. 81 M. Ed. Director - Forensic So- ciety, Senior Class Play KAREN VALEN English grades 9 8- IO Carnegie Tech B.A. RUT sires, H B. WEINGART IMrs.I English grades II 81 I2 Speed Reading grade I2 Elementary Reading grades 9, IO, II, I2 Cornell B.A., Pitt M. Ed. SOCIAL STUDIES European History, A.P. U. S. History University of Pittsbu B.A. Athletic Director CHARLES H. BAKEWELL World History grade California State Colleg B.S. Sponsor-Varsity Club Asst. Basketball Coach Baseball Coach 9 e JOHN V. FLECKENSTEIN U. S. History, A.P. rgh, ROBERT N. FRAZIER American Government grade 12 CLARENCE H. GREENWAY California State College U' S- Hi5l'0 Y Qmde l l B.S. University of Pittsburgh Columbia University M.A. B.S., Ed- M-I California State Director of Activities Director for Student 1 Council AINSLEE HANCE lMrs.J World History Manhattanville BA. Columbia M.A. I8 LESLIE P. GOTTARDI American History gradel l World Cultures grade l0 Indiana State College B.S. Sponsor-Future 'Teachers of America 9 H LORRAINE SOICH lMrs.l American History grade 8 University of Pittsburgh B.A. Sponsor-Pep Club 7'2 1, - RAYMOND J. KLOOCK Geography grade8 California B.S. Duquesne University M.Ed. MICHAEL J. KOPNSKI Civics grade 7 West Virginia University B.S. Ass't Football Coach HAROLD L. MILLER History grade 8 California State Teachers College B.S. University of Pittsburgh, M.Ed. Faculty Manager - - A i ,gg I .A . 1 tmjggfi- . ,Q - K K W' ua-.H - 1'- t l.,- A x 1. GEORGE C. STOICOVY World Cultures grade IO California State College Duquesne University M.Ed. Assistant Football Coach- Varsity RUTH W. SMITH lMrs.l Geography grade 7 California State Teachers College B.S. I9 EDWARD L. ROBERTS Geography grade 7 Indiana State College B.A. Football Coach for grades 78.8 MATHEMATICS ROSS ACKINCLOSE Modern Math grade 7 California State College B.S. -...Q ,M RUDY S. BRUGGEMAN Algebra l, College Algebra, Advanced Math, Solid Geometry, Trigonometry Thiel B.S. Pitt M.Ed. I lth Grade Sponsor Math Dept. Coordinator KENNETH L. HANAWALT Math grade 8 Pennsylvania State University B.S. I is CHARLES M. BITTNER Algebra ll grades IO-l2 Math Survey grades 10-12 California State College B.S. Photo Club Sponsor SIDNEY J. CICCHINI General Math 8. Modern Algebra l grade 9 University of Pittsburgh NANCY H. HEISLER lMrs.l Modern Math grade 7 Modern Algebra grades 8819 University of Pittsburgh ARNO H. MARTELLO Science grade9 Plane Geometry, General University of Pittsburgh B.S. HOMER G. MAST elk V15 STANLEY H. MOORE Algebra l, ll Math Survey grades 9-12 California State College B.S. -c '27 DONNA F. SUPRA lMrs.l Math grade 7 California State College B.S. 21 Geometry, Math grade 8 Indiana State College B.S. Sponsor-Bridge Club HENRY R. RILEY Modern Mathematics grade 8 Modern Algebra lp Math Survey Cialfornia State Teachers College B.S. Sponsor-Stamp Club I 3 bn' E' 1 1 SCIENCE FRANKLIN J. BISHOP KENNETH E. BEAL Physics l 8. 2, General Science grade 9 California State College, B.S. Radio Club, Projection- ists Club ' 'UC 1 Cf General Science grade 9 California State College, B.S. Cross Country, Jr. High Basketball DORIS K. DICKASON tMrs.l General Science grade 7 Baldwin - Wallace B.S. Sponsor - Girls Softball Team THOMAS GROFF Science grade 8 California State 22 JOHN A. BRIGGS Science grades 7 8. 8 Delaware Valley College, B.S. Head Basketball Coach Biology ll class listens attentively to Mr Spadafore. .ef- f 1 , .240 MORGAN B. HEZLEP Chemistry grades lO- I2 California State Teachers College B.S.E. Sponsor - F.S.A. JOHN D. RAPCHAK Biology I grade lO California State College, B.S. Assistant Football Coach GLENN J SNIDER Chemistry I 8- ll General Science grade 9 Saint Vincent B S University of Pittsburgh M Ed Sponsor National Honor Society JOSEPH SPADAFORE Advanced Biology Foundations University of Pittsburgh, B.S., Western Reserve Graduate School M.S. Sponsor - Medical Career Club IRENE M. WOHLER lMrs.l Biology grade IO Slippery Rock State College B.S. University of Pittsburgh, M. Ed. 23 FOREIGN LANGUAGES FLORENCE B. FRAZIER IMrs.I French I, ll, Ill, IV Mt. Mercy College A F ANITA I. HARPER lMrs.I German grades 8-I2 University of Delaware, B.A. Sponsor-German Club 11 ANNA B. WITHERS lMrs.I Latin I, Il, Ill IV Westminster A,B. Latin Club CAROLYN K. VERNET IMrs.I Spanish ll, lll, IV California State B.S. Sponsor-Spanish Club SUSAN M. KELSO Spanish I, ll Westminister College, B.A, Sponsor-J unior High Cheerleaders BU S I N E S S RUTH W. HEADLEY lMrs.i Typing I, Shorthand I, Economics University of Pittsburgh Carnegie Tech B.S. 'vit' ROBERT A. COOK Distributive Education grade I2 Sales grade 12 University of Pittsburgh B.B.A. Advisor-D,E.C.A. Coach-Wrestling C7 1' fr-' JUDITH L. PETRICK IMrs.I Secretarial Office Practiceg Clerical Office Practice grdde I2 Typewriting ll grade ll Indiana State College B.S. PATRICIA A. ROMEO Shorthand II, Typewriting I, Business Math Sponsor - F.B.L.A. ELINOR S. WILSON lMrs.i Bookkeeping grades Typing I grades l0,l l,I2 Carnegie Institute of Technology B.S. Co-Sponsor - FBLA GUSTAVE J. SCHULTZ General Business grade I0 Business English grade I2 University of Pittsburgh, Indiana State College B.S. FINE ARTS RUDY M. KUCHTA Crafts grades 9-l 2 Edinboro State Colleg Pennsylvania State University M.Ed. Sponsor-Monticello 8. Statesman WILLIAM 0. WETZEL e B.S. Art Grades 7,8 Art elective Edinboro State College B.S. Sponsor-Art Club HENRY A. ALOISI Instrumental Music St. Vincent College B.S. Marching and Concert Band LOUIS A. MANGO Instrumental Lassons, Band grades 7818 Duquesne University Perm. Std. Dance Bond 26 KATHLEEN H. CRUMP lMrs.l General Music grades 7818 Choir grades 7-l2 Hiram A.B., University of Pittsburgh M.Ed. Ensemble PRISCILLA M. ROSS General Music grades 78.8 Westminster B.S. Sponsor-Piano Club, 7th grade chorus HOME ECONOMICS INDUSTRIAL MARIANNA B. PEARSON IMrs I Sr. High Foods 8. Clothing Family Economics grades . . . 7, 8, 9 51, gf. Carnegie Institute of .Lil Technology B.S. i Sponsor-Future Homemakers of America MARTHA D. MANSPEAKER IMrs.l Home Economics grades Indiana State College B.S. PAULINE R. IMrs.I Home Economics grades 78.8 ARTS . Science grade 8 Ohio University B.S. WILLIAM J. ASHMAN Industrial Arts grades 78.9 California State College Stage Crew i K Y A Y k MICHAEL J. PRATKO Wood Shop grades I0-I2 . Machine Shop ' I g IO-I2 ' . I - X California State LEWIS R- MONATH Football Coachf Industrial Arts grade 7, grades 7818 I 8,9 California State College B.S. 27 Cl? THOMAS JOSEPH P. MATTEO Mechanical Drawing, Blueprint Reading California State College B.S. grades College if C7 Z Ol' RUTH M. SMITH lMrs.l Librarian Clarion State College B.S. Duquesne University M.Ed. in Library Science Sponsor-Library Club LOUISE DEWEESE lMrs.l Librarian Grove City College A.B. LI BRARY lilllllwlllf li lfif 2 ffff Jay Clarke leafs through Oedipus Rex. Q97 ,,, PHYSICAL EDUCATION i JEROME G. URDA Physical Education 7-I2 West Virginia University B.S. Football Coach HOWARD R. CRAWFORD Boys Physical Education American History grade 8 Lock Haven State College, B.S. Ass't. Football Coach 1 LORETTA R. RICHARDSON lMrs.l Girls Physical Education PAULINE H. GARDEN iMrs.l grades 7-12 Gym Qfodes 7'l 2 University of Pittsburgh Slippery Rock State B.S. College B.S. i 29 ff U i L. 53d FILI ff' i ' ' Kocnm s'Ar+:1'v MLM 1 ,mpg-1 run x PANFILH as-4 -5141 915 -9151 -318 ' -PISA - 9171 -? l' an vm x sun rum '5lo nn sirvT' riun '1 , 1 is , 99 K A - A ..5 ' X -910A -911 -Pill -922 A--ii!-! ,iz niioak s-Arnv 'run' M' ' JA ' ' ' noon' 'rm 3: nn row N l v.., 1 iw, x fgsiji A .!1 fiii' , S ' gif f, 'iiii -+20 -9201 --Ein 7' -BZ!!! fs 'VM ' T- K '924 AiT5:ByiTiiMfiT'! ' Pam Hua moons hmrzvv Hua A 'WD' .. A - Q ' ' H ' x i 'lf W + U A -fx My 5 Z hw: ,, . y Hgh, 2 X .1 K . Q, V1 . 'fQ.Q,',' f - J A f 1 f ' - Qi Q ,R N h. nb- M it elm, '-1 3 W A -A - - - - 'Ld Q- ' x ' 1 '- .sv x v if via wa . ,M ,, ui pm? sz LP Szififrf-' La' 'E :XR k ima f 1-.543 - aw A ,,,. f 'in . new. V f 4 Y Y W X .- A 1-Q 1 ' STUDENT COUNCIL i Row 'I lFrontJ left to right: Betsy Heisler, Ann Mabon, Sharon Zich, Gerri Bernard, Diane Bennett, Jane Hudak, Joyce Furlong. Row 2: Dianne Mairson, Greg Reilley, Joel Schwartz, Mary Lou Zarnic, Joel Lee, Margaret Ritter, Lynda Lotz. Row 3: Richard Hamilton, Fred Zoller, Dick McGarrity, Herb Hite, Rick Hall, Linda K. Smith, Sally McCartney. Row 4: Richard Gordon, Tom Emswiller, Dan Carroll, Mike Costolo, Bob Frye, Carol Persichetti, Janan Friedlander. Row 5: Al Eisley, Carl Bennett, Sandy George, Doug Bradley, Bob Bennett, Rich Lacoma. Absent from picture: Jane Hodge, Luanna Certelli. In the 1964-i965 school term the Thomas Jef- ferson Student Council put forth its greatest ef- fort yet to provide service for the school and to obtain better student faculty relationships. Dur- ing football season, the council sold football pro- grams at all of the Jaguar's home games. lt also purchased additional speakers for the football field. The Student Council, during the Christmas season, sent out l5OO letters and lollipops from Santa. After every home basketball game, the club sponsored dances in the community room. The council was busy all year with many other worthwhile projects. Mrs. Crump leads the student body in the Alma Mater during the Student Council assembly. 32 f -ir' . . A if 5, Li ' - A ws. 1, Mr. Greenway and Al Eisley conduct a metting of Student Council. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Seated: Jane Hodge, corresponding secretaryg Margaret Ritter, recording secretary Standing: Torn Emswiller, treasurer, Herb Hite, President, Al Eisley, Vice President W, -r, Tb .7 fi f ii ' L viva C A www' v 33 THE STATESMAN Row 'I lFrontl left to right: Jackie Weltner, Jane Hudak, Lynda Lotz, Janet Sue Miller, Barbara Struble. Row 2: Gloria Gilmore, Suzie Howard, JoAnn Baldwin, Linda Jones, Emily Samuels. Row 3: Janice Zarnic, Melanie Stepanovich, Betsy Miller, Carollyn Malacki, Carol Schmidt, Randy Nelson. Row 4: Beverly Hummel, Charlotte Frantz, Pat Yanik, Georgia Lehman, Norman Felix. Row 5: Steve Wattenmaker, Doug Bradley, Patrick Russell, Taylor DeWeese, Tom Dittman. Absent from picture: George Cherrington, Dennis Gaza, Lynne Sandmeyer. TJ's newspaper, The Statesman, is an organiza- tion designed to keep the student body informed on current school events, to air student opinions, and to create opportunities for students to prac- tice journalism. The Statesman has published eight issues this year, including a double Senior Edition. The staff not only writes the articles, but they edit, type, publish, and sell the newspaper. The paper has a well-balanced combination of news, features, sports and photography. The Statesman is a representation of TJ, and the editors and staff are proud of the finished product. 5 Q f l r 4 il E gl Editors, Tom Dittman and Pat Russell are busy preparing the Statesman for press. A few members of the Statesman staff folding the next issue. l The typists, important members of the Statesman staff, prepare the articles to be printed. Here Gloria Gilmore types a final draft. Dennis and Randy loading film holders. The Statesman subscription carn- paign display. MONTICELLO STAFF Row 'I CFrantl left to right: Sandy Critchfield, Lynda Lotz, John Karnack, Lynn Sandmeyer, Margie Crawford, Jackie Weltner. Row 2: George Cherrington, Judy Pasqua, Pat Degenhardt, Linda Jones, Janice Zarnic, Mona Bornhoeft, Betsy Miller. Row 3: Randy Nelson, Donna Mattes, Carole Schmidt, Emily Samuels, Gloria Gilmore, Rosemarie Kulish, Evelyn Jaskol. Row 4: Georgia Lehman, Lindo l. Smith, Carollyn Malacki, Debbie Kapp, Melanie Stepanovich, Jennifer Jones. Row 5: Norman Felix, Doug Bradley, Dennis Gaza, Janan Friedlander, Pat Yanik. Donna Mattes and Treasurer Sandy Critchfield balance the books. 36 The Monticello is your record and remem- brance of l964-65. If the yearbook is accur- ate, lasting, and personal, the staff has ful- filled its purpose of bringing you the best book they can offer. The 1965 Monticello has two features pre- viously unused in T.J. yearbooks-the metallic school seal on the cover, and the color division pages. The many other tasks the staff has completed--planning the layout for the book, taking, sorting, and proportioning pictures, laying out the pages, writing, editing and typ- ing articles, meeting four deadlines and proof- reading the finished copy, were all rewarding and gratifying experiences. Top right: Linda Jones and John Karnac plan a layout. Right: Photography Editor, Randy Nelson, discuss a new montage with his staff, Dennis Gaza and George Cherrington. aio fax in Above: Typists Carollyn Mala- cki and Pat Yanik work on end- less names, captions, articles, etc. Right: Linda Jones pre- pares pages and copy for mail- mg. NATIONAL SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY Row 'I lFrontl left to right: Carollyn Malacki, Suzie Howard, Janet Sue Miller, Fran Horgos, Linda F. Smith, Barbara Menozzi. Row 2: Ron Cohen, Judy Lynch, Betty Hawk, Jamie Ewing, Barbara Kondrat, Mary Mesing, Linda K. Smith. Row 3: Bill Lockwood, Ron Stoup, Frank Puschak, Pat Yanik, Richard McGarrity, Leslie Chisler. Row 4: Jack Higham, Tom Leech, Tom Dittman, Taylor DeWeese, John Ruey, Doug Markle, Pat Russell, Herb Hite. Absent from picture: Jane Hodge. The National Honor Society is an organization of juniors and seniors who have acted as stand- ards for other members of the high school. The society is limited to students who have attained a 3.4 scholastic average in high school and who have displayed exemplary leadership, character, service, and citizenship. The club is responsible for an honor awards system for senior high homerooms and for its annual induction assembly. This year the society has added a new service-the offering of tutorial service for any student desiring help in a subject. The new project has been highly praised and high- ly successful. HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS Tom Dittman, Vice-President, Doug Markle, Treasurer, Barbara Menozzi, Secretary, Ron Cohen, President. 38 JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY 1 i l Row I iFrontl left to right: Sharon Ziga, Kathy Weddell, Launi Fitzsimmons, Bill Schneider, Keith Forstall, Mary Ann Versharen, Jane Barr. Row 2: Karen Larson, Emily Samuels, Joel Lee, Sally Dennen, Carla Lockwood, Ellie Jackson, Beverly Gerwig. Row 3: Carol Johnson, Anne Grace Daniels, Glenn Farker, Carol McConnell, Sandra Braithwaite, Gail Semian, Nancy Kondrat. Row 4: Jim Richfield, Sandro George, Al Brown, Nancy Beatty, Ralph Boggess, Jack Doyle, Nancy Stokey, Luanna Ockerman, Committee on tutoring discuss plans for Honor Society's newest project. Left to right: Fran Horgos, Mary Mesing, Tom Dittman 39 Row 'I fFrontl left to rlght Jeff Johnson Paul Moore Paul Sutcllffe Mickey Cavanagh Frank Puschok. Row 2: Braden Montgomery Jrm Ashman Steve Flory Wayne Flsher Doug Bradley Mr. McTaggart. Row 3 Chuck Shafer Patrick Russell Jerry Sjoblom Doug Markle Dale Harry Doug Able. Row 4: Tom Teves Taylor DeWeese Tom Dlttman Jrm Buches Not pictured Bull Steele, Dave Mrochek 5 Q KEY CLUB One of the school's more prominent service organizations, The Key Club, has completed its most successful year to date. The club had its greatest year financially at their annual refresh- ment stand at football games. The Football Queen Contest, the selling of license plates, catering at banquets, and helping out at pep rallies and bas- ketball games are just a few of the worthwhile and serviceable duties of the club. Maintaining its status as The Club of the Year last year, the club also sponsored a Christmas Dance this year, which also met with financial success. The club has been aided greatly during the past three years under the able direction of Mr. McTaggart and it will miss his leadership next year. Never- theless, The Key Club will strive to maintain the high degree of quality that this year's club has exhibited. Above: Key Club mem- bers finish their dinner before serving at the Honors Banquet. Left: Bill Steele crowns Claudia Zollar as the l 9 6 4 Homecoming Queen. Much Christmas spirit is dis- played by Key Clubers as they install the court Christmas Tree. SPANISH CLUB f. Smith, Nancy Ka Barbara Clemson Row 'I lFrontl le f ft to right: Donna Bracken, Rossario Fennegra, Mary Ann Barella, Gerry lback, Marilyn Slade. Row 2: Mona Bornhoeft, Ellie Jackson, Debbi Albright, , Susi Howard, Kay Kislan, Nettie Pernisek. Row 3: Emily Samuels, Debbie Markle, Polly Hoffman, Sharon Majetic, Carol McPaul, Mary Lou Zarnic, Nancy Downing, Elena Poropatich. Row 4: Chris Hall, Alice Keefer, Joy Hazen, Carol Persichetti, Isabella Perea, Betty Hawk, Steve Wattenmaker. Row 5: Sue DeBerry, Jim Hilty, Lois Farquhar, Blanche Dersam, Bill Steele. SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS Left to right: Mona Born hoeft, secretary, Sharon Ma jetic, treasurer, Alice Keef er, president, Betty Hawk, vice-president. LATIN CLUB OFFICERS Seated: Jack Moraitis, lstand- ing left to rightl Ken Bensen, AI Eisley, Sue Roethe. LATIN CLUB Row 1 lFrontl left to right: Mary Ann Koechel, Jane Barr, Keith Forstall, Bill Schnider, Launi Fitzsimmons, Sue Roethe, DiAnn Steiger. Row 2: Mrs. Withers, Maurine Mellinger, Carole Miller, Michelle Gordon, Sally Dennen, Mary Lowen- stein, Gay Warnock, Rick Roethe, Beverly Ger- wig. Row 3: Joel Lee, Glenn Farber, Dave Grimes, Anna Grace Daniels, Carole Johnson, Nancy Kondrat, Bob Frazier. Row 4: Denise Carroll, Mary Lynne Miller, Jane Ondich, Frank Wiktorowski, Janice Kondrat, Jeff Mandock, Ken Benson. Row 5: Nancy Beattie, John La- Frankie, Barbara Stokey, Al Eisley. Absent from picture: Pat Smith, JoAnn Caterina, Tom Jage- man. GERMAN CLUB Row 'I lFrontl left to right: Al Beam, Jean Wall, Sue Rowland, Roberta Klaus, Karen Foley, Joyce Furlong, Betsy Heisler. Row 2: Kathy Brown, Jan Little, Stephanie Willson, Lois Houck, Janet Rowland, Barb Rathe, Betsy Miller, Linda Miller, Susie Scott. Row 3: David Hough, Fred Schademann, Helen Lovell, Beth Handschuh, Marilyn Graham, Gail Semian, Diane Cranisky, Richard Wolfe. Row 4: Mary Lynn Hance, Larry Hosmer, Ralph Conrad, Bill Lockwood, Richard Locoma, David Lane, Joe Manns, Roger Finfinger. Row 5: Jerry Sjoblom, Ralph Szygenda, Dave Lucas, Bob Hurley, Steve Livingston, Bill Balogh, Brian McFeaters, Jim Ferguson. Absent from picture: Dick Myers, Luanna Certelli. CHESS CLUB Row 'I lFrontl left to right: David Mikolaj, Bill Stotesberg, Mike Groninger, Gary Lotz, V. P., Harold Swift, P. Row 2: Don Kuchta, Steve Groninger, Kim Foley, Barbara Pallman, Julie Holmes, Sec., Sally Magnason. Row 3: Steve Mitchell, Bill Hubbell, treas.5 Tom Fischer, Mark Morrison, Stan Mitchell, Bernice Pallman, Marcia Colona. Row 4: Kitty Elsesser, Mary Scott, Jackie Powell, Bill Newton, Dave Amrhein, Jim Thomas, Faith Beeler, Rhonda Watson. Absent from picture: Pete Scuillo, Shawn Lyons, Larry Little. L . .gli , . . ef elm. 'el Y ,mai-ff vw- f, 8 FUTURE TEACHERS CF AMERICA Row 1 lFrontD left to right: Jackie Weltner, Donna Brickan, Tullyne Johns, Norleen Froelich, Linda Shirley, Barbara Atkinson, Pat Eickley, Gerri Smith, Lynn Beeson, Carol Shettes, Peggy Wall. Row 2: Kathy Withers, Kathy Brown, Candy Coo, Janice Hiscor, Barbara Clemson, Carol Schwenk, Floris Walton, Ellie Jackson, Linda Gillen, Lynn Smith, Beverly Fazzoni, Carole Miller, Linda Green, Diane Cranisky, Becky Cathell. Row 3: Micki Potts, Linda Houston, Linda Jester, Barbara Emmer, Marlys Maxson, Shirley Econovich, Linda Grubesky, Nancy Kalback, Sharon Majestic, Carol McPaul, Helen Bowman, Marion McClure, Elaine Reich, Joyce Martell. Row 4: Marilyn Slade, Betsy Miller, Linda Marshall, Sandy Harris, Marianne Koechell, Nancy Kondrat, Debbie Albright, Maureen Mellinger, Mary Ann Lewis, Sally Busler, Sue Snavely, Pat Nath, Gail Semian, Jody Harbison. Row 5: Mary Palumbo, Adelle Bartholomeo, Holly George, Linda Lewis, Helen Lovell, Diana Hartlein, Linda Costolo, Linda Neff, Cheryl Rentschler, Linda Push- chak, Blanche Dersam, Leslie Chisler, Marion Hudgeons. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Row 'I lFrontJ left to right: Barb Menozzi, Connie Soles, Jean Hudak, Lynn Beeson, Jane Hudak, Carol Schwenk, Jeanne Grainger, Donna Romano. Row 2: Sue Heil, Ingrid Nelson, Linda Jester, Roslyn McTaggart, Patti Plauchak, Carol Patrick, Jayne Ann Plants, Gail Spark, Janet Porzio, Pat Donahue, Diane Check. Row 3: Sandy Large, Cheryl Lisak, Linda Campbell, Gloria Gilmore, Barb Langfitt, JoAnn Baldwin, Kathy Gillen, Joan Shuback, Sandy Munsick, Carollyn Malacki, Karen Johnson. Row 4: Claudia Zoller, Linda Smith, Donna Mattes, Sherry Slepecki, Judy Marnell, Gloria Hofstetter, Donna Grey, Carol Lloyd, Pat Lawlor, Carole Schmidt. Row 5: Louise Malacki, Joan Mayak, Glenda McGrew, Diane Henry, Susan Brown, Pat Yanik, Roberta Gates. Absent from picture: Sandy Critchfield, Jean Efaw, Carole Sartore, Gilbert Duroski, Darryl Adams. , fl ,S V Tfgygqs FUTURE SCIE NTISTS AMERICA Shaw.- Left to right: John Ruey, Vice President, Ron Cohen, President, Jerry Sjobloom, Secretary- treasurer. Row I lFrontD lef to right: Kathy Withers, Mary Lou Zarnic, Lynda Lotz, Ann Mabon, Paula Hafner, Gayle Black, Launi Fitzsimmons. Row 2: Carole Miller, Linda Gillen, Sue Mattern, Ramona Yezbok, Pat Lytle, Carol Rogerson, Linda Houston, Nancy Webb. Row 3: Nancy Kalback, Glenda McGrew, Louise Malacki, Judy Pasqua, Barbara Struble, Janet Hildegass, Nancy Kondrat. Row 4: Shirley Econovich, Carol Lloyd, Elaine Lythe, Joan Mayak, Debbie Brown, Priscilla Parke, Janice Kondrat. Row 5: Becky Cathell, Janice DeWalt, Grace Bucar, Melody Laverick, Carol Persichetti, Joy Hazen, Carrie Sedlinger. Not pictured: Kathy Archarn- bault. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Row 'I lFront lleft to right: Nancy MacLaren, Jeanne Grainger, Ann Mahan, Kathy Weddell, Jane Hudak, Jean Hudak, Peggy Wall, Robert Karpinski, Karen Skergan, Frances Horgos, Linda Shirley. Row 2: Linda Lotz, Linda Shinaberger, Beverly Fazzoni, Carol Schwenk, Gloria Gilmore, Linda Campbell, Jane Avery, Barbara Emmer, Deborah Latstetter, JoAnn Hiscar, Paul Hofner. Row 3: Barbara Langfitt, Michelle Potts, Mary Lou Warhola, Geri Burke, Roslyn McTaggart, Carol Rogerson, Mary Lou Zarnic, Nancy Webb, Betsy Miller, Carole Jones, Mary Lynn Miller, Carole Miller, Susan Clark, Jody Harbison, Row 4: Jan Halen, Lois Hauck, Kathleen Huffman, Karen Kuchta, Nancy Kalbark, Lynn Smith, Shirley Econovich, Betsy Stock, Gwen Arnold, Judy Marnell, Helen Lavell, Becky Lee, Melody Laverick, Jolley, Linda Grubesky, Joan Shuback, Judy Plants, Linda Crowder, Carole Schmidt, Susan Brown, Rave Wall, Lucy Troxell. Row 6: Gail Semain, Deborah Heylmun, Barbara Lewis, Grace Bucar, Cathy Glascoe, Jackie Schnorr, Linda Charlotte Frantz. Row 5: Eileen Weaver, Beverly Hummel, Nancy Lane, Janan, Friedlander, Sherry Kondrat, Cathy Greenwald, Ruth Jordon, Judy Lloyd, Fred Zollar, Carol Persichetti, Linda Workman, Pat Sego. Absent from picture: Beverly Kusner, Jan Little, Candy Coo, Joy Hazen, Linda Runatz, Luana Certilli, Carol Kobelak, Janet Fenton, Vicki Reed, Kitty Elsesser, Barbara Wilson, Karen Loos, Susie Howard, Peggy Sumney, Sally Jones. LIBRARY CLUB Row 'l lFrontl left to right: Jeanne Grainger, Mary Lou Warhola, Jean Hudak, Jane Hudak, Peggy Wall, Paula Hafner, Barbara Emmer, Frances Horgos. Row 2: Nancy McLaren, Barbara Langfitt, Linda Campbell, Lynn Smith, Nancy Crowder, Linda Jordan, Raven Wall, Carole Jones, Beverly Fazzoni, Row 3: Carol Rogerson, Joan Shuback, Gaile Semain, Beverly Hummel, Shirley Econovich, Carole Schmitd, Carol Persichetti, Carole Miller, Judy Marnell, Karen Skergan. Row 4: Deborah Heylmun, Ruth Lewis, Susan Brown, Judy Lloyd, Jody Harbison, Melody Laverick, Linda Workman. Absent from picture: Beverly Kusner. , I1 2..l' fin i - Fiagfr- 9AQf,,.i: JR. RED CROSS Row 'I lFrontl left to right: Cynthia Baumann, Linda Paulsen, Mary Talley, Debbie Genge, Louise Edwards, Sheryl Meek, Bob Oskin, Daniel Scott. Row 2: Mary Ellen Mullen, Donna Bauer, Darlene Wise, Mike Groninger, Dorene Pancoost, Mary Bald, Margaret Bald, Karen Anderson, Steve Groninger. Row 3: Susan Noordhoff, Margaret Saltarelli, Margaret Evans, Mary 1.-. ,, Scott, Jackie Powell, Judy Jacobs, Donna Schmidt, Kathi Polonsky. Row 4: Martha Snyder, Mike Hilty, Tim Bomba, Jim Vazzana, Bill Newton, Philip Zillman. Not pictured: Kathy nv Hines. JR. RED CROSS OFFICERS ll. to r.l Mike Groninger, V. Pres., Mary Ellen Mullen, Treas., Martha Snyder, sec'y., Mary Bald, President. JEFFER-SUN Row 1 lFrontJ left to right: Beverly Gerwig, Harold Swift, Gary Latz, Kathy Weddell, Launi Fitzsimmons, Janet Fenton, Jane Barr. Row 2: Glenn Farber, Robin Adams, Joel Lee, Cheryl Watson, Jackie Brogan, Gail Mastron, Sally Dennen. Row 3: Mark Washabaugh, Dianne Wisniewski, Cathy Brenholts, Mary Lawestein, Rhonda Malone, Anna Grace Daniels, Carol Johnston, Row 4: Don Garner, Bill Conway, Ralph Boggess, Lavanna Ockerman. VARSITY CLUB ao fi Row 'I lFronti left to right: Glenn Schumann, Paul Moore, Jeff Johnson, Bob Green, Paul Sutcliffe, Mike Smith, Bruce Phelps, Paul Brenfleck. Row 2: Dave Dick, Tom Cochran, Jim Leccia, Bob Maple, Bob Wray, Tom Teves, Jeff Cox, Rick Niccoli, Jack Gillen, Jim Angotti. Row 3: Jim Buches, Steve Flory, Monroe Young, Ron Fuccaro, Jim Ashman, Wayne Fisher, Rich Castagna, Bob Johnson, Rick Kossum. Row 4: Larry Lees, Don Bowser, Tom Brierly, Ed Weightman, Rex Bisel, Jim Armstrong, Jay Weber, Charles Shafer, Nick Philips. Row 5: Dale Gurosko, Steve Foreman, Jim Gates, Taylor DeWeese, Doug Markle, Joe Kolvek, Cliff Bickerton, Jim Hazen, Dale Harry. The Varsity Club, sponsored by Mr. Charles Bakewell, is an organization of athletes open to all boys who have earned a letter in one of the school's seven major sports. Ta achieve high stand- ards and promote a strong athletic program is the basis of the organization. Along this line the varsity club this year initiated a permanent pic- ture display honoring those athletes who down through the school's history have won the Optim- ist Club's annual most valuable player award. The varsity club serves the entire school by providing a hat 8. coat check at all school func- tions and distributing programs at all home bas- ketball games. Yearly, the club buys each of its members a varsity jacket, the symbol of athletic supremacy at T-J. , xl? VARSITY CLUB OFFlCERS President, Jack Gillen, Vice President, Wayne Fisher, Secretary-Treasurer, Jim Ashman. PEP CLUB Row 1 CFrontl left to right: Jackie Weltner, Tullyne Johns, Norleen Froelich, Lindo Shirley Sue Roethe, Joanne Hiscar, Elaine Scott, Connie Sales, Cindy Mason, Lynda Lotz. Row 2 Evelyn Jaskol, Margaret Ritter, Jane Avery, Donna Romano, Janice lfft, Carol Pauline, Suzie Ferguson Emily Samuels, Denise Carroll, Linda Miller, Debbie Markle, Linda Puschak, Cath: Stadnlckl Row 3: Pat Degenhordt, Cheryl Lisak, Janice Hiscar, Carol Schwenk, Barbara Emmer Rosemary Kulish, Linda Grubesky, Pat Donahue, Janice Zarnic, Betsy Stock, Diane Steiger Linda Costolo Joanne McCoy. Row 4: Carolyn Speck, Mary Ann Lewis, Claudia Zoller, Diane Hovis Hilda Lewis, Adele Bartolameo, Janice Pascoe, Melanie Stepanovich, Polly Hoffman Mary Lynn Hance, Nancy Downing. Row 5: Debbie Kopp, Janice Lasher, Judy Lynch, Pat Eisley Grace Bucar, Janan Friedlander, Becky Lee, Jody Harbison, Trudy Marynchak. Absent from picture Jane Hodge, Luana Certelli, Lynda Rudolph, Emma Collins, Mary Ann Koechel Pep rallies, more school spirit, crepe-papered goal posts, annual dance, clothes for Appalachia - all products of the industrious Pep Club. Enthu- siastic support of our athletic teams, encouraged by well-planned pep rallies and spirit-envoking posters, is o service to the school, clothing drives, for those less fortunate than we, are o service to the community, thereby making the Pep Club an asset to both T.J. and the public. This year, under the able, patient guidance of Mrs. Soich, the Pep Club has again upheld the fine traditions upon which it was organized. Meeting in the gymnasium to plan a new project. 49 FORENSICS SOCIETY Row I lFrontl left to right: Sally Dennen, Theresa Koechel, Karen Foley, Sharon Ziga, Kathy Weddell, Bob Darpinski, Bob Morris, Keith Forstall, Jane Barr. Row 2: Bob Frazier, Janice ZEic,'Beverly'G?wig, e Millerieie CarrollfGlen'n Far'l?Brian HoLEt6ri, Janet Sue Miller, Ellie Jackson, Floris Walton. Row 3: Sally Franz, Sharon Stroller, Janet Halen, Janet Hillegass, Nancy Kondrat, Emily Samuels, Betsy Miller, Mona Bornhoeft, Sally Jones, Sharon Mojetic. Row 4: Judy Lynch, Charlotte Frantz, Georgia Lehman, Nancy Stokey, Louanna Ockerman, Mary Mesing, Gail Semian, Sally McCartney, Ellena Poropatich, Patty Lavery, Brooke Gamble. Row 5: Jack Higham, John Ruey, Jim Litchfield, Mary Bennett, Pam Spear, Blanche Dersam, Lewis Davis, Janan Friedlander, Bill Lockwood, Joe Breisch, Jack Moroitis. Absent from picture: Lynne Sandmeyer. Under the direction of Mr. Alan B. Rubenstein the Forensics Society has become one of the mast popular and successful activities. By introducing speech fundamentals to its members, Forensics enables all those participat- ing in its program to learn how to speak fluently, logically, and effective- ly and to interpret creatively. ln the past years, our Forensics chapter has become one of the strongest in the dis- trict with the honor of sending several of its members into national competi- tion. 50 l l VARSITY DEBATE TEAM Row 1 lFrontJ left to right: Brian Houston, Nancy Kondrat, Betsy Miller, Sharon Majetic Ellie Jackson and Bob Frazier, Row 2: Jack Moraitis, Joe Breisch, Jack Higham, Judy Lynch Charlotte' Frantz, Janet Sue Miller. FORENSIC OFFICERS xb- Row 1 lFrontl left to right: Charlotte Frantz, head librarian, Janet Sue Miller, secretary, Judy Lynch, president, Row 2: Joe Breisch, treasurer, Mary Bennett, statisticiang Georgia Lehman, vice-president, Brian Houston, assistant to the president. 5l Row 1 lFrontl left to right: Terry Doering, John Karnack, Ann Parks, Berna- dette Rumancik, Sue Joseph. Row 2: Eileen Hill, Glenn Farber, Linda Jones, Cindy Elswick, Sue Finfinger. Row 3: Linda Puschak, Brooke Gamble, Deb- bie Kapp, Sue Harbison, Carol Wilson. Row 4: Marion McClure, Grace Bucar, Norman Felix, Helen Bowman, Marion Hudgens, Bob Beckjord. STE E L VALLEY STUDENTS Row 1 lFront7 left to right: Cheri Nuss, Cathi Stadnicki, Nancy Danklef, Mary Lou Uarola, Mary Bricker, Gilda Brown. Row 2: Jackie Cer- quo, Linda Rudolph, Susan Hahan, Marcella Raposky, Shirley Beam, Francis Doyle. Row 3: Dan Greenwald, Pamela Crisp, Kathryn Houli- Alva Blakley, William Calesares, David han, Guy. Row 4: John Kampert, Paul McGrew, Wil- liam Row Jackey, Barbara Yanich, Harry Erhardt. 5: Charles Hirth, Robert Eickley, Donald Paszkiewicz, Ronald Colona, Gary Goltz. A RT CLUB Standing: Collins, S ART CLUB OFFICERS Cindy Elswick, Vice President, Emma ec. 8. Treasurer. Seated: John Karnack, President. PIANO CLUB Row I lFrontl left to right: Jacqueline DiPietro, Mary Talley, Joanne Nel- son, Joanne Skeddle, Michael Tsouris, Karen Sunnarborg, Linda Wright, Paul Mattoon. Row 2: Miss Ross, Sheryl Meek, Barbara Spyridon, Kathy Simon- ak. Voleria Bisacca, Nancy Adams, Geraldine Drnach, Cynthia Matthews, Charlene Grese. Row 3: Susan Noord- hoff, Georganne Bool, Deborah Tat- stetter, Jessica Gilmore, Marsha Dowie, Cregg Spyridon, Donna Bauer, Sharon Anjeski. Row 4: Deborah Herr, Jane Smith, Linda Reese, Sue Degen- hardt, Carla Anderson, Mary Ocker- man, Deborah Braithwaite, Barbara Le Donne, Margaret Saltarelli. g , i 5 E L USHER'S A at Row 1 lFrontJ left to right: Nancy Moc Loren, Lynda Lotz, Lynne Sandmeyer, Connie Soles, Diane Bennett, Margie Crawford, Paula Hafner, Cathy Withers. Row 2: Joan Black, Donna Mattes, Sally Jones, Linda Green, Adele Bartolomeo, Betsy Stock, Mary Lou Zarnic, Sharon Majetic, Janice Zarnic, DiAnn Steiger. Row 3: Linda I. Smith, Cheryl Rentschler, Linda Neff, Karen Minadeo, Janice Pascoe, Pam Melvin, Sue Snavely, Diane Hovis, Mary Palumbo, Melanie Stepanovich, Jan lfft. Row 4: Mary Bennett, Becky Lee, Pot Beckjord, Janan Friedlander, Joy Hazen, Carol Persichetti, Janice Lasher, Joyce Martell. MATH CLUB CLUB Sponsored by Mr. Greenway, the Ushers Club acts as a service organization providing ushers for school as- semblies and other school sponsored events. The club's membership consists of girls from the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades. The girls' ma- jor services are usher- ing at Baccalaureate, Commencement, and band and choir con- certs. Row I lFrontl left to right: Raymond Hall, Bob DeNale, Larry Little, George Soles, Kevin Finley, Bruce Peterson, Jerry Caspell, Jim Shetter. Row 2: Mike Deese, Susan Benack, Donna Thomas, Mickey Kozikowski, Paul Jordon, Tim Stack, Dennis Steiger, Mark Mullen, Earl Kline, Craig Hustwit. Row 3: Kim Foley, Alma Travis, Linda Mastron, Virginia Horgos, Marcia Mills, Karen Sunnorborg, Ann Shalley, Lynn Sayell, Gail Bankerd, Faith Beeler. Row 4: Diane Smith, Lynne Meadows, Sandy Gorman, Lee Cleveland, Susan Semian, Karen Anderson, Sharon Folmar, Sharon Goltz, Mary Ellen Mullen, Carol Polinsky. Row 5: Dave Lockard, Jim Vozzano, Tom Frankert, Susan Tussing, Carla Anderson, Judy Gavdos, Jackie Bowser. STAMP CLUB Row 'I lFront7 left to right: Dave Erhardt, Bill Thomas, Bob Hughes, Steve Ross, Tom Hayward. Row 2: Jean Russell, Helen Jones, Dave Geary, Rick Shetter, Michael Hilty. Row 3: Bill Newton, Melody Laverick, Phil Zillman. Absent from picture: Karel Shelkey, Linda Blas, Steve Werle, Mark Rotcliff, Criss Conley, Dennis Pitocco, Karen Kress, Dave Hansen, Kathy Leech, Debbie De- Walt, Eric Kanabenschuh, Steve Summerville. ME DICAL CAREE RS Row 1 lFrontl left to right: Kathy Baker, Fran Horges, Sandy Crouch, June Heley, Carol Shetter, Nancy MacLaren. Row 2: Sidney Willson, Carol Miller, Micki Potts, Brenda Burkett, Kay Kislan, Judy Pasqua. Row 3: Helen Lovell, Mary Mesing, Betty Hawk, Patty Sutcliffe, Diane Stieger, Nancy Webb, Karen Loss, Row 4: Ken Benson, Eileen Jolly, Becky Cathell, Pat Nath, Marion McClure, Lucy Lane. Row 5: Linda Workman, Sheila Mullen, Margaret Farquhar, Mary Bennett, Ron Roup. Nat pictured: Bev Kusner, Ron Fuccaro. 54 EXPLORER'Q CLUB Row 1 lFrontJ left to right: JoAnn Hiscar, Donna Romano, Geri Burke, Judi Schnarr Row 2: Linda Caldwell, Linda Martell Leith Donahue, Patty Fink. Row 3: Jerry Sjoblom, Jerry Nacey, Jackie Schnorr Francis Doyle, Richard Hall. lil J TEENS Row 'I lFrontJ left to right: Galye Black, Tullyne Johns, Norleen Frolich, Bev Allen, Marilyn Montressor, Bernadette Murray, Carol Patrick, Patti Plauchak, Sue Roethe, Donna Romano. Row 2: Peggy Sumney, Judy Pleunik, Jean Hudak, Sidney Willson, Jane Hudak, Jeanne Grain- ger, Cindy Rose, Linette Palmer, Linda Simms, Cheryl Lisak, Nancy Crowder. Row 3: Mona Molen, Judy Popham, Mary Ellen Maust, Gloria Gilmore, Chris Hall, Pat Donohue, Roslyn Mc- Taggart, Carolyn Speck, Lucy Ward, Nancy Webb, Chris Trappen, Nancy MacLaren, Hilda Lewis, Diane Potts, Carole Thompson. Row 4: Joyce Moresea, Jackie Gardiner, Mary Sullivan, Carole Jones, Linda Jordan, Susan Joseph, Joann Baldwin, Judy Plants, Linda Weaver, Raven Wall, Judi Marnell, Kathy Gillen, Brenda Burkett, Elaine Lytle. Row 5: Ingrid Nelson, Kathy Eles, Donna Mattes, Claudia Zollar, Sherry Slepecki, Betty K. Rush, Nancy Licht, Sharon Mann, Geri Burke, Carol Rogerson, Mary J. Wherry, Karen Lods, Donna Gray, Phyllis Fusco, Susan Brown, Roberta Gates. Row 6: Shirley Karako, Jan Finnan, Joy Macurak, Janice Pascoe, Carrie Sedinger, Carol Llyod, Cathy Greenwald, Ruth Lewis, Debbie Bennett, Florence Humphrey, Joan Mayak, Mary Bennett, Kathy Cheplic. -' 4 r STUDENT ORGANISTS Row 'I: iFrontJ left to right: Beverly Caley Nancy Kalback, Gail Semian, David Grimes CI-IRISMAN CLUB A1 u Row 'I fFrontJ left to right: Gerri Bernard, Signe Orman, Pot Eickley, Norleen Froelich, Candy Coo, Diane Bennett, Tullyne Johns, Jackie Weltner. Row 2: Mr. Taggart, Carol McCarthy, Karen Koeberlein, Margaret Ritter, Evelyn Jaskol, Gloria Gilmore, Susan Beck, Susan Scott, Randy Summovilla. Row 3: Leith Donahue, Linda Kurin, Jan lfft, Sally Megraw, Holly George, Sally Jones, Nancy Davis, Karen Minadeo. Row 4: Carol Engelmohr, Diane Hartlein, Raven Wall, Linda Neff, Cheryl Rentschler, Marcia Houser, Linda Smith. Row 5: Lee Mellinger, Doug Bradley, Bill Steele, Braden Montgomery, Paul Moore, Gary Hemminger, Blanche Dersam, Pot Beckjord. Chrisman Club Officers: left to right: President, Doug Bradley, Treasurer, Karen VMinadeo, Vice-President, Randy Sommovillag Secretary, Gerri Bernard. The Chrisman Club, generally a literary organi- zation of creative writing students, took on some new shine this year. The club's membership was raised, and much was accomplished. The club pro- vided some extra curricular entertainment by showing some of the world's more famous films, as the Academy Award winning All Quiet on the Western Front. The club's major task, THE SPEC- TRUM, enjoyed one of its most successful years, also. The precedent established this past year by the club should be carried on in ensuing years. SPECTRUM EDITORIAL STAFF Row 1 lFrontl left to right: Carol McCarthy, Signe Orman, Jane Hodge, Jackie Weltner. Row 2: Karen Koeberlein, Diane Bennett, Lee Letcher, Blanch Dersam, Candy Coo, Sally Jones. Row 3: Paul Sutcliffe, Lee Mellinger, Douglas Bradley, Jim Hazen. PROJECTICNISTS Row 1 fFrontl left to right: Al Brenfleck, Ed Porter, Bob Beckjord. Row 2: Meri Henry, Ray Vogel, Gerald Steivafer, Ricky Shetter, Jack Hayward. Not pictured: Tony Kobelak. INTE R-COM STAGE CREW Row 1: Doug Hindman, Robert Wilson, Joe Jones. Row 2: Ken Jim l'lLlClZiC Gnd Pork Crosier - Shoemaker, George Shallenbenger, Roy Custar, Mr. Ashman. Intercom Announcers. l DECCA CLUB Row 1 lFrontl left to right R. Dinsmore, A. Chevron, J. Henze, G. Dropolich, J. Keffer, G. Cherrington, J. Vennebush. Row 2: R. Cook, J. Perozich, P. Larcinese, R. Dolton, M, Cundra, T. Angotti. 57 l 'S EXCELLENT PE RFORMANCES BY Row 'l lFrontl left to right: Roger Hoge, Mike Groninger, Dave Aiken, Dwight Conklin, Row 2: Jim Caley, Taylor DeWeese, Al Eichler, Terry Miller, Kathy Houlihan, Annette Niedziela, Al Meehleib, Marcy Guldenshuh, Leith Donahoe, Pat Fink, Bob Lanker, Rich Hamilton, Row 3: Beverly Fazzoni, Gary Hemmin, Hemminger, Ron Stack, Dennis Eroline, Ricky Polink, Cal Conklin Tom Alderson, Greg Reilley, Gail Semian, Gary Taylor, Mark Wallace, Kathy Mason, Carole Jones, Pete Ranich, Ray Girman, Roger Finfinger-Drum Major, Row 4: Howard Berliner, Ralph Boggess, Bill Balogh, Tim Smith, Sandy Lewis, Greg Nuss, Steve Groninger, Mike Boyd, Greg Szykeres, Bob Reichele, Tom Leech, Tony Kobelak, Row 5: Carol Johnston, Alva Blakley, Linda Janczewski, Sandy Munsick, Donna Simmons, Suzi Howard, Sue DeBerry, Diane Cronisky, Donna Crippen, Brian Mc- Featers, Don Lodge, Alice Keefer, Nettie Pernisek, Michele Gordon. I This year the student body had much reason to be proud of the half time performance at football games. The marching band, under Mr. AIoisi's direction, reflected its spirit and weeks of practice each time it entertained at a game. With its clever marching formations and clear, loud quality of sound, the band, aided by the drum major, Roger Finfinger, the majorettes, and the drill team, put on good performances. Whether they played Hello Dolly, the Pitt fight song, More , or any other selection, the T. J. students in the stands showed their pride in their marching band. The majorette squad, with head majorette Linda Costolo - I f' f leading, show their skill by twirling fire batons. BAND, MAJORETTES, DRILL TEAM ' MAJ OR ETTES Left to right: Donna Ro- mano, Trudy Marynchak, Pat Donahue, Head Major- ette Linda Costelo, Grace Bucar, Jan Ifft, Rosemary Kulish. A new attraction at the football games in the 1964 season was the drill team, super- vised by Evy Sutton. The squad of ninth through twelfth grade girls showed their abili- ty by marching with the band and by add- ing a sparkling high- light to the halftime entertainment. DRILL TEAM Seated: Mary Anne Vercharen, Barbara Menozzi, Linnie Shipp, Jane Raposky, Pat Counsky, Mary Lowenstein, Nancy Kalbackg Row 2: Barbara Langfitt, Barbara Struble, Micki Potts, John Shuback, Pat Lawlor, Judi Popping Row 3: Pat Nath, Pat Sutcliffe, Mary Rhea, Sandi Braithewatie, Sally Franz, Mary Lynn Hance, Joyce Walker, Row 4: Patty Lavery, Marion McClure, Connie Lavery, Pat Beckjord, Sandy Elders, Sandy George, Pam Spear. J, 6 ' X , , Yi 1 K , -V i is 5 i t ' . if' A 1 A ' if 'M ffm, f. Ph:-f ri n, 5 -may figmw-,1 mf AL, i 1 it L rw I i , Wi J ,f 1 -alibi X W i ' J ' E , i , f 'ii if fi l ' 7 , A Q r i -LLL as e - - id 'iv CONCERT BAND Row 1 iFrontl left to right: Dave Aiken, Suzi Howard, Pat Fink, Linnie Shipp, Frank Romano, Betsy Miller, Bob Reichle, Taylor DeWeese. Row 2: Janet Miller, Linda Janczewski, Diane Cranisky, Nettie Prnisek, Sue DeBerry, Lynda Hope, Sherril Kusner, Sandra Lewis, Carole Jones, Rich Hamilton, Beverly Hummell, Linda Green, Terry Harr, George Wilson, Bob Lanker, Jerry Stiefvater. Row 3: Glenn Farber, Ralph Boggess, Jane Ondich, Marcy Guldenshuh, Gary Taylor, Gary Hemminger, Ron Stack, Mike Boyd, Alice Keeter, Howard Berliner, Betsy Heisler, Dave Lucas, Emily Samuels, Annette Niedziela, Leith Donahue, Roger Finfinger, Jack Higham. Row 4: Micky Cavanagh, Al Matyasovsky, Beverly Fazzoni, Pete Ranich, Rosemarie Kulish, Gail Semain, Gordon Lawson, Barbara Clemson, Dwight Conklin, Bill Balough. DANCE BAND Row 'l KFrontl left to right: Janet Sue Miller, Jim Hudzik, .lack Higham, Skip Lawson, Gary' Taylor, Annette Niedziela, Dave Aiken, Rosey Kulish. Row 2: Dwight Conklin, Albert Mityaso- vsky, Terry Harr, Tom Leech, Frank Romano, Mike Boyd, Sherral Kusner, Leith Donahue, Marcy Guldenshuh, Harry Neel. Absent from picture: Michael Cavanaugh, Mr. Louis A. Mango, Director. 60 5 9 'lla-ve:-tango ! ' l ,L J ' 'K' we 4 j J ee? wa ts '7-8 GRADE BAND Row I fFrontl left to right: Louis A. Mango, Director, Debbie Orbell, Leslie Guldenshuh, Cindy Chalfant, Mary Julian, Patty Fazzoni, Kathy Leech, Debbie Squire, Jane Dickason, Natalie Kuzmich, Marjorie Cross. Row 2: Floyd Cassinelli, Grace Shipp, Karen Stokes, Judy Gaydos, Pam Pitts, Jamie Driscoll, Pam Hay, Barbara Gavala, Carla Korb, Margaret Bald, Cynthia Baumann, David Eichler, Bobby Hughes, Craig Shaffer, Kurt Sparks, Billy Campoli, Emily Cleveland, Mary Headley, Sue Degenhardt, Susan Tussing, Donna Shortuse. Row 3: -Mark Ratcliff, Tim Bomba, Phillip Spartis, Tom Fisher, Ted Spear, Don Crawford, Barbara Wilson, John Mitruski, Mike Chamberlain, Tom Spartus, Dennis Haines, Greg Nuss, Mike Deese, Steve Groninger, Sandy Sunningham, Harry Metzinger, Ronnie Sheppard, Russel Acheson, Tom LaFrankie, Bob Jackie, Jeff Roshinburger, Lynne Meadows, David Davis, Doug Whitehouse, Alan Reid, Dand- ridge Scott, Becky Truxal. Row 4: Keith Graham, Bob Price, Wayne Jones, Jeff Schalles, David Hansen, Greg Taylor, Craig Huswit, Mike Groninger, Stanley Stadnicki, John Lindberg, David Shipp, Joey Hill, Don Farquhar, Chuck Schaffer, Jim DeWeese, Ron Stoops, Eddie Schmidt, Mike Marks. 61 Q Q. y '-B? is . .l A CAPPE LLA CHOIR Row 'I lFrontl left to right: Lynn Sandmeyer, Linda Shirley, Geraldine Bernard, Margie Craw- ford, Cindy Mason, Connie Soles, Jacquie Weltner, Evelyn Jaskol, Linda Caldwell, Nancy Mac- Laren, Sandy Large. Row 2: Carrie Snyder, Marsha Houser, Mary Lou Zarnic, Louise Erickson, Karen Koberlein, Pat Ruckh, Joan Shuback, Sue Beck, Sally Megrom, Carole Miller, Gren Arnold, Donna Mattes, Karen Stoops. Row 3: Janan Friedlander, Lucy Ward, Becky Lee, Georgia Lehman, Pat Eisley, Cheryl Rentschler, Linda Neff, Pat Beckjord, Grace Bucar, Janice DeWalt. Row 4: Jeff Wells, John L,Frankie, Dave Acheson, Paul Moore, Bill Steele, Frank Duschek, Ed- ward Bucar, Dennis Able, Keith Snyder, Paul Sutcliffe, Ed McGinn, Bill Kaszycki. Row 5: Nor- man Felix, Dennis Desimone, Richard Kossum, Gary Schombert, Steve Wattenmaker, Dale Harry, Pat Russell, Charles Shafer, Wayne Fisher, Bill Brown, Jim Bauer, Frank Henderson Joseph Kobelack. lAbsent from picturel Bob McClellan, Linda Gray. lAt piano -Beverly Caleyl. GI RLS' ENSEMBLE Row 1 lFrontJ left to right: Nancy Davis, Elaine Scott, Margie Crawford, Sandra Crouch, Beverly Caley. Row 2: Joan Shuback, Pat Sisley, Sally Megraw, Marsha Hauser, Joy Hazen. Row 3: Grace Bucar, Pat Beckjord, Carol Engelmohr. Row 1 4Frontl left to right: Dave D'orazio, Betsy Stock, Mary Lees, Emma Collins, Melanie D Stepanovich, Laura Certelli, JoAnn Hiscar, Sue Roethe, Sidney Willson, Nancy Kalback, Janice Zarnic, JoAnn Baldwin, Linda Smith. Row 2: Gary Raduykovich, Sue Brown, Debbie Heyimun, Shirley Econovich, Linda Houston, Heida Lewis, Mary Ann Lewis, Roslyn McTaggart, Linda Miller, Chris Trappen, Barbara Langfitt, Cynthia Humphrey, Diane Henry, Diana Hartlein. Row 3: Frank Wiktorowski, Marion Hudgens, Melody Laverick, Janice Lasher, Debbie Kopp, Marilyn Slade, Barbara Struble, Claudia Zoller, Cindy Elswick, Connie Lavery, Lois Farquar, Glenda McGrew. Row 4: Richard Zewe, Dickie Lindberg, Jeff Mandock, Fred Moninger, Bob Hurley, Bob Maple, Dick Terril, Howard Matthews, Ken Metz, Bill Chontos, John Schalles, Ron Ruccaro, Dave Lewis, Roberta Gates. Row 5: Fred Zollar, Jim Thompson, Chris Snavely, Dennis Gilligan, Randy Chapman, Marty McConeghy, Dennis Peterson, Jack Fulmer, Bob Frye, Ron Roup, Bob Gordon, Bob Young lAbsent from picture? Mary Ann Bricker, Brian Houston. C l l : , J J ..i.. if t..t.l liil 1 . ,. , I ., .','. iffjg. S , , C li -Q V lj. , 'fr' ' , , ' . , it In 1 :,,5,,,:- V Q ...,,,, V ,S +,,, .J A . , 1-Q -1 P' r . , . . J .,,, V A. W 5, , ,A ,iwf 9.96 ik X ' 'A' M Wn3yW,f,K 2, fd Q V li 1 aw' 0' ' Q if Q 3 fa, ., W 2 'R E - -,. v-x..,.,,Xf-vfw --' X .5 Q f 'S .4s.,'-by li- qk 5 SHANGRI - LA JUNIOR PROM SUCCESS On May 29, I964 Juniors and Seniors alike were beckoned by the heavenly strings of Richard Lewis and his orchestra to enter the world of Shangri-La. The mood was set immediately when you entered the dance floor through the winding tunnel which was neatly decorated and gave a mysterious impression of what was to follow. The dance floor was enhanced by the pale blue lighting and the elaborately ornamented trees while couples danced in a maze of bridges and ponds. Following the prom, entertainment was pro- vided in the gymnasium by Porky Chedwick and an array of entertainers while the Arondi's provided some more lively music in the Community Room. Food was available in the Japanese Tea Room atmosphere in the Cafeteria. All who attended the Prom will never forget the oriental fantasy of Shangri-La. K , fi. 'ir Above: Doug Bradley makes a point across the table. Right: Jim Granger and Judy Alexander walk through the tunnel into Shangri-Lo. 66 Above: Everyone laughs at Linda Neff's joke Don and Linda sit back and enjoy the Prom. KU V jak .I ST' R Above: Elaine Novak and Jay Weber relax at the after-prom party. Right: Servers, John Wiley, and Bill Brown cool off after a long night. if 7' , K X , 5 X 2 fl, f Li llli Tl 4 THE JUNIOR CLASS PRESENTS YOU OAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU rv ' 1 ' V' 'L , . I , Row l, left to right: Jeff Johnson, Mr. McTaggert, Paul Moore, Bill Steele, Jane Hodge, Signe Orman, Margaret Ritter. Row 2: Jerry Unites, Jay Weber, Gary Hemminger, Burke Salsi, Dale Harry, Doug Markle, Karen Koeberlein, Jane Avery, Ed Motteram, Linda Neff, Sally Jones, Doug Bradley, Herb Hite, Roger Finfinger, Carolyn Mallacki. He lS different ,isn't he Linda - Remarks Grandpa to the rest of the Sycamore family. wmmis l as , Bn. Across: Your family isn't any different than mine - don't you see that Alice? Below, left: No Jeff, act like this' states Mr. Mc- Taggert. The class of 1965 presented, under the direction of W. J. McTaggart, a tremendously successful comedy, You Can't Take it With You to en- thralled audiences on March 20 and 21, I964. The play, stopped several times both nights by the appreciative audience, will be remembered as the best received play ever done at our high school. It represented a total class effort, an effort of spontaneous excitement and satisfaction, that culminated in a hilariously funny play. YCTlWY , as it will always be remembered, won the Pulitzer Prize for its co-authors, George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart. The reward of the lplay as performed at our school, was even more i momentous. i Don't forget to hide the snakes Grandpa' f A V . 'R Z 'f? GG THE REMARKABLE INCIDENT AT CARSON CORNERS SENIOR CLASS PLAY CAST Row 1 lFrontl left to right: Lee Mellinger, Karen Koeberlein, Richard Hall, Dave Mrochek, Connie Soles, Elaine Scott, Row 2: Pat Beckjord, Linda I. Smith, Sally Jones, Diane Bennett, Nancy Davis, Barbara Kondrat, Gloria Gilmore, Janet Sue Miller, Sandra Crouch, Mary Mesing. Row 3: Tom Dittman, Kathy Baker, Connie Lavery, Leith Donohoe, Paul Moore, Doug Bradley, Ron Stack, Dave Aiken, Alice Keefer. Row 4: Jim Bauer, Roger Hoge, Paul Shuttleworth, Mr, Rubinstein, Bill Steele, Pat Russell. 2 ' f , li 1 Ei 1' 70 We're Seniors and we've done something that was remarkable -together-that's what makes a senior year. All the gnawing fear of success or failure merged the senior class into one group. We shared the fun--the crazy trips to the Chef Shoppe-the flats and lights that didn't work. Mr. Rubinstein's Pitt sweat- shirts - and all the problems and hard work, too. The lOth, llth and l2th came too soon, too fast. Try-outs and dress re- hearsal seemed fused into the same week . . . Three great performances, roses and congratulations - empty stage. It ended. But The Remarkable Incident At Carson Corners became a great memory . . . Steady l ask him' this is your idea of going steady - Yep carries on Diane Bennett to Nancy Davis in the school yard. The parents and jury look lost of their feelings as Mr. McGinnis lPaul Shuttleworthl tells his story. Linda Jones, hard at work, makes the finish- ing touches on the parents platform. .- Eggs Nix, you listen to what happened to me-exclaims Doug Bradley to Dave Aiken. l wonder which tool I should use - thinks Mr. Kovoloski 4Bill Steelel. '64 MARKS YEAR OF THIRD Towards the end of the day 0 tired Ann Townley sells the lost few items at the popular White Elephant Sole. To liven up the festivities were the 66' clowns, Betty Kay, Geri, and Nancy. I, He W, A l , Q ff, If-it 55' f ax gang. -gg: 5 , L55 T' W Ae i t fl , A 33 it Z-14, H W 1.1 SUCCESSFUL CARNIVAL Mike Lee tries his skill at the Hole in One while Bill Rhea hams it up for the camera. On May 9, i964 the Class of I966 presented in the school gymnasium the annual Sophomore Carnival. After much planning, the sophomores, under Mr. Milto's supervision, created many new at- tractions for the Carnival. Among the most popular were the White Elephant Sale, the grab bag, and the weight guessing booth. When the day was over, gym decorations were torn down and new ones constructed for the carnival dance that evening. The sophomores enjoyed preparing for the tra- ditional Carnival, and all who came en- joyed the day's festivities. Linda and Cheryl are wary of the CarnivaI's ferocious animals! FACULTY MAKES IT 3-IN-A-ROW el L 4. 12TH GRADE ALL-STARS Row 'I lFrontJ left to right: D, Markle, B. Salsi, B. Briggs, J. Gillen, N. Phillips. Row 2: S. Foreman, D. Bradley, J. Weber, J, Angotti, D. Bowser, B. Montgomery. Row 3: J. Hazen, T. Dittman, J. Higham, C. Paterick, T, Teves, R. N. Frazier, coach. lleftl The majorettes in an oriental number during half- time show. lbelowl Mr. Hall and Doug Bradley jump center in some of the game action. IN 7th ANNUAL BENEFIT The faculty withstood a tremendous second- half comeback by the l2th grade All-Stars to take the 7th annual Faculty-All Star basketball game 42-37. Down l7 points at the intermission the l2th graders led by Tom Teves, and Nick Philips drew to within three points of the tiring teachers. The faculty, however, with the re-bound- ing and shooting of Mr. Rosensteel and Mr. Hall took command again in the 4th quarter to chalk- up the third consecutive victory for the old- timers. Goodness triumphed over evil again in the pre-game ceremony as the Jaguar thwarted the evil designs of the faculty monsters. The i965 Faculty All-Star game was dedicated to Mr. Harold Miller in recognition for his years of service as coach of the All-Stars. Mr. Harold Miller ac- cepts the game basket- ball in the pre-game dedication. The entire audience stood and warmly applauded Mr. Miller. Johnson, Mrs. Vernet. FACULTY CHEERLEADERS left to right Miss Kelso, Miss Valen, Mrs. Coles, Mrs. Milto, Miss Faculty monsters prepare to sacrifice a stu dent at the pre-game show. FACULTY BASKETBALL TEAM Row 'l lFrontJ left to right: T. DiCintio, B. McTaggart, A. Rubinstein. Row 2: G. Stoicovy, J. Rapchak, J. Hall, J. Urda, M. Pratko, M. Kopnski. Row 3: Coach J. Fleckenstein, H. Crawford, B. Ashman, F. Bishop, R. Rosensteel, J. Duch, T. Berich. f K .af W ,gn 3-is M W' ' E' ,.n,4 ,Aw , 153. , w 5, Q -ar 'IA 1. 4, Qsmf va' 'fi-1-www-My -uw Wes fm, etics ' Q 65' 0 W Z A Q ?' l ? 1 lr gy i. , . .. ,. if f Jr- N . J H N.. i ,-V' f .f...f mr. e,e!2frf1l', N Row 'I iFrontD left to right: Coach Stoicovy, J. Hazen, R. Niccoli, S. Foreman, J. Kovlek, J. Weber, J. Gates, J. Ashman, N, Phillips, A. Green, D. Markle, P. Moore, J. Johnson, Coach Urda, J. Richardson, Manager. Row 2: Coach Rapchak, J. Gillen, J. Breitinger, B. McCorkle, J. Leccia, T. Jagemon, C. Bickerton, C. Schaefer, T. Emswiller, S. Flory, R. Castagna, B. Maple, M. Smith, L. Cirillo, J. George, Row 3: Coach Kopinski, A. Fedalla, F.- Gillen, B. Oravec, L. Lees, J. Buches, M. Young, D. Harry, B. Frye, Mgr., T. Yarnell, Mgr. Row 4: B. Buchanan, A. Matyasosky, K. Kampert, G. Wilson, M. McConeghy, A. Brennfleck, W. Fisher, D. Durazio, R. Kump, R. Meadows, B. McClelland, Mgr. . f A . JAGUAR -SEASON RECORD. . 7 , y . ,N . 'x - OPP 26 28 7 i3 35 33 48 27 28 33 A 1 ' J ff: I in TJ . ... ' . ' , - ' l A A .TX . .L 5 X . i Baldwin o 8 'ag wtf, I 2 A Elizabeth-Forward 7 i -ies I A ',,, . 1 Bishop Boyle 26 ' l ' ' 5 .f iw : .ll fi ' F 'J ' , -J l Fox Chapel 6 5 , vi, . ' V I x -' P 5' Westinghouse Memorial 0 1 A . f A ,gg Bethel O COACHES Monongehela 6 Row 'I lFrontl left to right:Coach Stoicovy, Coach . Pratko, Coach Crawford. Row 2: Coach Ropchak, Coach North HIHS I3 Kopinski, Coach Roberts, Coach Urda. North Allegheny 0 lAbovel Practice everyday wasn't easy and didn't Cldirfon I4 pay off for the team. ll.eftl Rich Castagna is lifted into the ambulance, luckily, he wasn't hurt badly. 'fb FAQ .. OFFENSIVE Row 'I, Left to right: S. Foreman, J. Buches, J. Weber, J. Kolvek, C. Bickerton, R. Niccoli C. Schaefer. Row 2: left to right: J. Armstrong, P. Moore, W. Fisher, S. Flory, R. Castagna J. Gilien, J. Ashman. Halfback Jim Ashman carries ball around Bethel defense. Below, Jaguars plan to go around Bethel line. Left, A tough defer1Se goes for the ball carrier, fullback Wayne Fisher. 2 2:1 i- M' f. mn. . - Foxes gain little yardage in this play against T. J defense. 1 KL .. Above, A Bethel Blackhawk gets tackled on the ploy. Right, Steve Fore- man tackles the ball carrier. I i A DEFENSE TEAM Row 1 lFrontl left to right: T. Emswiller, J. Gates, J. Hazen, R. Niccoli, D. Harry, N. Phillips. Row 2: S. Flory, J. Weber, J. Ashman, J. Kolvek, R. Castagna. If if Bl :A 1 Al 31 r Ny 'N 'NSR LONG SEASON FOR JEFF CAGERS VARSITY BASKETBALL RECORD The young, inexperienced Jaguar cagers, com- T.J. PP peting in one of the WPlAL's toughest sections, Elizabeth-Forward 44 61 had a rough but necessary year of rebuilding. Rostraver 56 70 The Jaguars, coached by Mr. Jack Briggs, lost Snowden 53 55 their entire first team from last season due to Carrick 58 54 graduation. Coach Briggs, who had only two letter- Clairton 53 85 men back, did a commendable job of molding his Taylor Allderdice 54 59 young chargers into a team that stedily improved Trinity 45 79 as the season went on. Westinghouse-Memorial 53 83 Although their season record was dimmed to Dormont 66 88 2-22, the Jaguars had their one moment, when Chartiers Valley 46 64 hhey decisively defeated arch-rival Brentwood by Mt. Lebanon 53 90 Q6 points, 82-56, on the Spartan's home court. Baldwin 47 65 Uhis was only the second time in five years, the Brentwood 57 71 Ueffs accomplished this feat. lt is a tribute to both Upper St. Clair 50 80 M coach and his players when a team can bounce Dormont 42 51 back with such desire and spirit after such a long Chartiers Valley 45 71 bnd frustrating season. Mt. Lebanon 33 87 1 The experience gained by the underclassmen Baldwin 53 56 will be of incalcuable value to T.J. basketball in Bethel 54 87 the future and the tremendous desire displayed Brentwood 82 56 by the graduating seniors will be remembered. Upper St. Clair 59 79 3 If , . ,, i I x K 'If . ll . . ' , Q 4, 1 ' 1 f .,,, 2 .'. ,K ' ,Q .L v z A . iff? 1 ,. . s. Q 1 . 9 X 415 Row 1 lFrontJ left to right: Robert Green, Paul Sutcliffe, Steve Flory, Dennis Gilligan, Robert Brickner. Row 2: Coach Briggs, David Dick, Jim Buches, Tom Cochran, Bill Paterick. 2 Bob Brickner Steve Flory Bill Paterick Jim Buches TOM Cockrdn Junior Forward Junior Guard Junior Forward Sophomore Sophomore Center Center Vice-Principal Hall, Head Coach Briggs, Athletic Director Fleckenstein, and Assistant Coach Bake- well discuss the team during a practice session. Jim Ashman Bob Green Senior Guard Senior Guard Co-Captain Co-Captain 84 JUNIOR 7 VARSITY SQUAD T.J. OPP. Elizabeth-Forward 40 39 Rostraver 45 44 Snowden 47 36 Carrick 57 39 Clairton 38 68 Taylor Allderdice 54 27 Trinity 54 67 Westinghouse-Memorial 28 55 'Y Dormont 33 55 Chartiers Valley 42 14 Mt. Lebanon 24 49 Baldwin 21 51 Bethel 37 59 Brentwood 39 59 Upper St, Clair 40 55 Dormont 32 61 Chartiers Valley 26 45 Mt. Lebanon 22 69 Row I lFront1 left to right: Steve Pavlack, Scott Green, Jeff Wells, Bill Dennen. Row 2: Mr. BCJlClwln 27 49 Charles Bakewell, Coach, Al Eisley, Paul Chapman, Dennis Maxfield, Larry Lees. Bethel 19 47 Brentwood 37 58 Upper St. Clair 39 54 HIGH SQUAD T.J. OPP. Brentwood 29 37 Finley 35 28 Clairton 41 38 Snowden 40 21 Wallace 31 38 Port Vue 29 19 Elizabeth-Forward 37 25 Glassport 34 52 Walnut 40 25 Lebanon 35 40 Wallace 40 48 Port Vue 63 38 ' 5 Elizobeth-Forward 48 37 Row 1 lFrontl left to right: Ray Thomas, Lenn Hamilton, Andy Matchett, LeRoy George, Dan Glgggport 34 58 Carroll, Coach Frank Bishop. Row 2: Gary Lotz, Mgr., Lohn Loos, Mike Costolo, Terry Miller, Walnut 47 50 Steve Ruth, Ron Hartman. Row 3: James Lee, Mgr., Mike Deese, John Mitrusky, Dwight Lebanon 37 36 Newell, Don Farquar, Joe Manns, Mgr., James DeWeese. 85 CROSS COUNTRY sl., Row 1 lFront7 left to right: Richard Zewe, Joe Friedmann, Ken Benson, Paul Brennfleck. Row 2: Coach Bishop, Ron Roup, Rex Bisel, Bruce Phelps, Ed Weightman, Bill Brown, Don Bowser. Though their record was dis- appointing, the Cross Country Team gained much worth while experience, painting a bright picture for the future. Mr. Frank Bishop, Cross Country Coach, guided the team to victories over West Mifflin, and Fox Chapel. While they lost to Clairton, Gateway, Churchill, Bethel, and to Up- per St. Claire and McKeesport in very close matches. Glenn Schuman was the only senior member of the team while such top runners as Bill Brown, Bruce Phelps, Ed Weightman, Rex Bisel, and Paul Brenne- fleck will be returning next year. A highlight of the season was the West Penn Conference meet held Oct. 3 at T. J. Such top schools as Bethel, Penn Hills, Schaler, North Hills, and others participated in the meet. The Jaguars finished sixth and fifth respectively in Bill Brown and Ed Weightman sprint toward the finish. the varsity and J. V. meets out of a field of nine teams. Mr. Bishop and the rest of the team feel that next season will be the mast successful in the history of Cross Country at T. J. Running toward their goal are Bruce Phelps, Ken Benson, Paul Brennfleck, and Rex Bisel. 5 2 S l GOLF TEAM . aug.. , 3 A it Row 'l, Left to right: Lee Totty, Creigh Bogert. Row 2: Dave Dick, John Wiley, Dick Terril, Bill Rhea, Taylor DeWeese, Jeff Cox, Coach lstvan. Jeff Cox practices his prize-winning drive on the school grounds. The golf team, coached by Mr. George lstvan, showed marked improvement in its second year of varsity competition with a third place finish in the W.P.l.A.L.'s toughest golf section. The Jaguors finished behind only the perennial golf powers, Baldwin ond Mt. Lebanon. Playing their home matches at South Hills Country Club, the Jeffs won four out of ten matches. Jeff Cox was the high pointman on the squad followed by Terry Ballantine, Dave Dick, and Taylor DeWeese. Cox, Dick, Ballantine, DeWeese, Lee Totty ond Jack Wiley earned varsity letters. With Ballantine the only senior letterman, a strong nucleus will be returning for the hopefully success- ful i965 season. As the emphasis in athletics shifts from team sports to those with more carry-over value , golf became increasingly important in Thomas .lefferson's athletic program. i .x' ,xg l '64 JAGUARS REPEAT AS Row 'l, Left to Right: Eddy Williams, Chuck Lee, Bob Davis, Mike Hyjurick, Ron Halbert, Bob Horn. Row 2: Bob Hickman lmangj, Ken Bottonari, Jim Ashman, Jay Clarke, Steve Livingston, Herb Hite. Row 3: lscore keeperl Rick Hamilton, Don Pagan, Bruce McCurty, Dove Shannon, 4: Howard Kissell, Tom Brierly, Jay Weber, Keith Maxfield, Louis Visco, Coach Bakewell. Row Eddy Cambell, Wayne Janczewski. Ill' I 2 WWW 13' 'W 2 -u, if 1 .3 5- 'W ' 1 51,55 , Q, ' if E 4-H ,gf M M 'Q' ' , 88 Dave Shannon pops up to the pitcher SECTION 2 TITLEIST T.J.'s Jaguars finished out Section 2 play with an excep- tionally fine C-l record, and a I5-4 overalll record capturing their second straight section title. The Jaguars only loss was to Chartiers Valley by a 2-l score while they had two vic- tories over Bethel, Mt. Leban- on, Upper St. Claire, Snowden, and one over Chartiers Valley. However, the Jaguars' attempt to repeat last years' showing in the playoff was defeated by Trinity High in first round action by a 3-2 score. Lead- ing batters were Jim Ashman, Wayne Janczewski, and Ed Williams. Tom Brierly handled most of the pitching chores, getting a one-hitter against Chartiers Valley, Dave Shan- non assisted in the pitching duties also. Coach Bakewell will have a few starters return- ing this season, but will basi- cally have to rebuild. Good luck to the Jaguars in the 1965 campaign and lets hope they can come over with their third straight section title. Mike Hyjurick sends one way out to left field Across: A BLAST by Ed Williams! Below: During warm-up the boys prepare to cinch the section title. Row 'I CFrontl left to right: B. Brown, D. Aiken, B. Schneider, J. Brickner, R. Meadows, F. Zoller. Row 2: D. Petersen, F. Gillen, W. Fisher, R. Lacoma, A. Matyasovsky, R. Roup, J. Loose. Row 3: Coach R. Cook, G. Baker, B. Huber, S. Livingstone. Absent from picture, A. Brown, B. Jockey. WRESTLING TEAM HAS GOOD FIRST SEASON The Jaguar wrestling team, coached by Mr. Robert Cook, compiled a highly respectable 4-4 record in its first year of competition. The wrestlers finished strong winning their last four matches in ci row. The Jeffs were competing against schools which had established wrestling programs. This is parti- cularly significant since our wrestling team had no previous experience. After gaining some ex- perience, the team then got on a winning trial. Rich Zewe, a sophomore, was the top winner with a 7-l record. Coack Cook is looking forward to next season. Of his eight lettermen, only team captain, Dave Aiken will be lost to graduation. Others who won four matches for their letter were: Bill Schneider, Rich Zewe, Fred Zoller, John Loose, Bill Brown, Rich Lacomo and Wayne Fisher. The T. J. squad cheers on the wrestler on the mot. WRESTLING RECORD T-J Penn Joint 16 North Hills 23 Pine Richland l3 Upper St. Clair 24 Shady Side 30 Penn Joint 27 Southmoreland 46 Central Catholic 47 WON - 4 LOST- 4 OPP. 37 40 48 37 17 22 8 I I Steve Livingston, in a J. V. match, is Randy Meadows trying for an escape against a Pine-Richland wrestler. about to start in Referee's position on the mat. it Richard Zewe looks worried in a neutral position working for a take- down. Bill Snyder won this match against Pine-Richland. 91 CHEERLEADER SENIOR HIGH SQUAD Row 'l: Connie Soles, CCaptainl, Becky Lee, JoAnn Hiscar, Luanne Certelli, Janice Hiscar. Row 2: Lynda Lotz, Adele Bartolomeo, Diane Hovis, Betsy Stock, Jo Ann MacKay. S The varsity cheerleaders again proved themselves to be the enthusiastic, loyal support- ers of the teams they repre- sented so whole-heartedly throughout the season. Their personality, hours ot unselfish dedication to their school and teams, and devoted attention to these teams was rewarded in self - satisfaction of a job well-done. They are again members of the United States Cheerleading Association headquarters in Lansing, Michigan. They parti- cipated in the Slippery Rock State College Cheerleader Clinic and represented the school at Allegheny County. Cheerleader Competition held this year at Hempfield High School. Our squad has again proved itself to be the caliber of which the school may be indeed proud. JUNIOR HIGH Row 1 fFrontl left to right: Sharon Friedemann, Jill Johnson, Leslie Walker, Deb- bie Latstetter. Row 2: Pat Halen, Kathy Shalley, Lois Houck, Mary Rhea. 92 l TRACK TEAM UNDEFEATED I i Row 'I lFrontJ left to right: R. Locoma, T. Emswiller, T. Foster, D. Robinson, J. George, T. Fisher, L. George, M. Groniger, E. Trent, S. Graniger, R. Castogna. Row 2: J. Unites, D. Max- field, T. Jagaman, R. Hall, E. Weightman, C. Shafer, D. Goltz, R. Vogel, D. Harry, R. Niccoli, J. Kolevek, J. Armstrong, R. Kossum, P. Brannigan, Coach Kopnski. Row 3: R. Laker, J. Shoe- maker, A. Fury, B. Buccannon, B. Ruth, F. Hammons, K. Gates, J. Eisley, D. Abel, Al Brenn- fleck, J. Price, D. Celestino, F. Gillen, A. Matyasousky, M. Bubonovich, A. Fedela, W. Scott, B. Johnson, S. Foreman, D. Bowser, C. Bickerton, T, Yarnold, R. Scanlon. Row 4: F. Hubble, R. Fuccaro, G. Goltz, D. Zewe, R. Zewe, J. Brickner, T. Garter, B, Ross, D. Hook, P. Brennfleck, J. Sullivan, T. Keefer, M. May, J. Caley, M. Costello, K. Bennson, J. LaFrankie. Absent from picture: R. Bisel, B. Brown, W. Fisher. ,llll TRACK RECORD 1964 TEAM OPPONENT Clairton, Elizabeth-Forward 64,31 Brentwood, Dormont 47,29 McKeesport 70 Monesson 44 North Hills 57 West Mifflin South 24 Elizabeth-Forward 51 Turtle Creek R 30 if Homestead 19 'f-Y.,.,.,,,,,f,,,,,,,,,,l Above: Bill Brown leads ll the team in quarter- ,fy if 7 mile, left: Bob Johnson shows the speed thot 4 won a first from a field M of sixty boys at the Slip- pery Rock Tri-State lnvi- tational. f Joe Kolvek winds up to throw the discus. J SEVENTH ANNUAL FOOTBALL MOTHER'S BANQUET Tom Emswiller presents a floral center piece to his mother. Mrs. Johnson, Mother's Club president, welcomes the guests. Coach Urda remarks on the season record of victory and defeats. The seventh annual football banquet was held on Decem- ber 9 for the members of the 1964 football team. The toast- master for the event was Mr. Ewing and the head speaker was Bimbo Cecchoni, backfield coach' for the Pitt Panthers. The Football Mother's Club presented the senior members of the squad with watches and the underclassmen received gym bags. The players gave Mr. Urda and the others coaches gifts which expressed the players appreciation for their ser- vice. 94 The second annual baseball recognition banquet was held November 3 at the Club Riviera. The West Jefferson Hills summer baseball leagues sponsored the affair and presented last years team with a trophy honoring their second consecutive section championship. These lettermen, Tom Brier- ly, Jim Ashman, and Jay Weber, and Coach Mr. Charles Bakewell accepted the trophy for the sec- tion champsg many of those members were away to college. Mr. William Smith of the Pleasant Hills Colt league was the master of ceremonies for the pro- gram attended by over 200 district baseball patrons. Mr. Rutter ond Coach Bakewell accept trophy for Section 2 Champions. BASEBALL BANQUET HONORS CHAMPS A group of local baseball boosters en- joy the meal. 13.135 .. f ' . 2- ' A Q: fx 5, il 3 Nil w 1 pm Qi as U f,,55,Wi X, Q ,, xx ..-' yi I .. P 31313 .. 5 ' E I - s -1 fi M , z 'Z 1.155 K 4 Q A K if? ex Q Q :gf 1 3 4 M R , x,., , ,. , .. Xi L .. L, Z , ,, ..,k,s - .Q 'S -- Jflswaivfsf - WWW .. -5 ,, in fg- . wxigsf QM ,. Q. ii W ,..,.:..,.:. , P , M X., -x iff ,A ,A 'A' P - ' ,. sfgqzi - . -1- :T . , JR NN'NQ7'22w:. wmvnwvf q 1 7.Wf:lv2Q,EHm A f . X 2 vi 'I A ' - g - wg , V A kk J ' - v ,. .w-j1'y'W'mPf1H- f , - Wgfb .T ' ki. ., ' l 'ff'L-Wlvffffwwlllsigige-ski 7' , Y ,. . f 4 M ,Q f -rw. f M WM WMXQ M MQfv my 'X .. ,, I n in h ' X ,. . f ff 'WH . .f ey . ..-f S -. 5, f- ,gg - -. .N :FMSXWU F , 'L uf X -i , 1 f , , .- . lk . ip, ,.w.. .L.s..,GEf1 .. -417 -,- L..A L, ,.a4'.59.,. .. '-vmix'5'-Y :.-- :- -'X V9 A 5312? iors CLASS OFFICERS Left to 'rightz Class Sponsor, Mrs. Judith Robertson President, David Mrochek Secretary, Linda Smith Vice President, Douglas Markle Treasurer, Carol Patrick THE CLASS OF 1965 CLASS CLASS CLASS CLASS COLOR - BURGANDY 81 GOLD FLOWER - ROSE SONG - SOMEWHERE MOTTO- WE HAVE CLIMBED THE HILL BUT THE MOUNTAIN IS STILL BEFORE US. GARY ADAMS DOUGLAS ABEL DAVID AIKEN 98 4AROLD ANDERSON ANDREW ALCORN JAMES ANGOTTI TIMOTHY ANGOTTI Tom Leech, Frank Puschok, Jerry Sjoblom set up 0 Physics Il experiment. 99 DONALD ANJ ESKI Q, Wifi' GWEN ARNOLD JAMES ASHMAN GARY ARASIN JANE AVERY Lindo Smith strolling to her first period class. ,A Q L JOANNA BARKER ,OO LOGAN AUSBURN KATHLEEN BAKER MATTHEW BARNP K LINDA BARTKO JAMES BAUER xx Xi A 1' , A' - ., I A 13' E ,TQ E Eyy- X Q IK If ,X' M1 ' -2 Xi .AA' , A 'N SVI 1. SUSAN BECK GERRI BERNARD Y A flux: - W I A M. LIA BJ fx fi XII? I Which proof to order, is o big question. ' PATRICIA BECKJORD DONNA BENJAMIN DIANE BENNETT 101 JOAN BLACK ALVA JEAN DONALD BOWSER BLAKLEY Practice session for the juniors before the Junior-Senior DOUG BRADLEY basketball game. PAT BRANNIGAN TOM BRIERLY BARRY BRIGGS IVAN BUCAR Jim Ashman, Jay Weber, and Tom Brierly admire trophy awarded to T. J. for the Section 2 Baseball title. 102 lWuihAA9'i ' F' GRACE BUCAR .fx Eff? BEVERLY CALEY BONNIE BURKE LINDA CAMPBELL EDWIN CASALDI BILL BURKETT ICKY CAVANAGH Mrs. Robertson, Class Spon- sor, confers with the Prom committee. JACQUELYN I03 JOHN CHARLES CERQUA ' ': 1'.':f,j g I who air' LESLIE CHISLER DIANE CHECK BARBARA CLEMSON GEORGE CH ERRI NGTON ALVIN CHERVON CHERYL CLARK RONALD COHEN JAY CLARKE Stage crew member, Doug Hindmon, on the trail of?? IO4 RONALD COLONNI- RALPH CONRAD Pat Yonik powders Grandpa Can't Take It With You. 'E-E' Bill SteeIe's face for You CAROLYN COO ALBERT COOPER 11 ,1 CAROL CRAWFORD ws MARJORIE CRAWFORD ROBERT COPE LINDA COSTOLO SANDRA CRITCHFIELD SANDRA cRoucH JOHN R. CUNNINGHAM 592. Lbdk-L woac' -euamspgs QAw,o'9I bvOoQXeLoX5Q,.'-Y, Rui? wxovk X qoees 564199 mQC?Q5'l'wa..I,c.QCa: Ngo.:-. qwmkcx N IO6 I ,IL-ni A near capacity crowd for the T. J., Bethel football game. MIKE CUNDRA ALLEN L. CURRY RICHARD CURRY NANCY DAVIS w TER mvns QIJEZJJ M XQVU rf Af Tmwfbyw W . T f W SANDRA DEMAIO BLANCHE DERSAM JANICE DEWALT JEAN DEWAR Barb Menozzi files student directory cards in the Gui- PATRICIA DEGENHARDT KATHLEEN DESIMONE I---Ti ' H Y Y ROBERT DINSMORE THOMAS DITTMAN LEITH DONAHOE GOLDIE DROPULICH Carole Molli poses for senior pictures. PATRICIA DONAHUE f sssr 1, ..1 ,,.1,: , II . ,-:Mft af- ,IN . , 1 f .Q :., I 'af I - ':'- 1 Rfk I I ., 1 1 ' MARTHA DUNLOP 108 FRANK DUSCHEK , A ,J 7 l 1 w ,f 4. ,QW RALPH DOLTON fm FRANCIS DOYLE JEAN EFAW F' . I' KATHLEEN ELES CYNTHIA ELSWICK PATRICIA EICKLEY BARBARA EMMER Color of hoir, eyes, clothing . . . 109 PATRICIA EISLEY CAROL ENGELMOHR LOUISE ERICKSON JAMIE EWING 'Wg Q 5 Q , . , X 53 I wx Q K 4955 1. ANNA MARIE FEDORKA I .S M94 W: 'inner' CALVIN FELIX ROGER FINFINGER wi MARGARET FARQUHAR PATRICIA FINK H0 Karen and Braden check the color portrout amid the clutter of the crafts room STEPHEN FOREMAN Marching Bond and drill team perform. X 3 1 L X NORLEEN FROELICH JOY FUNK JAMES GATES DENNIS GAZA HOLLY GEORGE JOHN GILLEN 111 GLORIA GILMORE GARY GOLTZ R A Ks, RICHARD GORDON JEANNE GRAINGER RUTH GOTTO Fra k Puschak Tom Leech J ry Siobl m concentrate on a Physics test. HMM A ,JZVI ww WWW jnnfgfb ALLAN GREEN ROBERT GREEN CATHY GREENWAL fl T16 L, ,e,e, O J VX 40-f Y , ,ig ,f,. ,jNJ F J, nxlvlir lx ' ' ' ,gm ' New .KLV 0-xg -ffl! DAN GREENWALD 112 LINDA GRUBESKY CHRIS HALL RICHARD HALL WCM I L and WJ- get 1, 21 C1 I I A OC DALE HARRY lb 'W ,X-V' LUV' Ju- 11 If . ' ,Af ff' - M V ,UQPX ,, iff 'J ' I , bfjjv off' Nb' g?5:gfQfx. ' I 5 AJT' ' - fgigtfx - If Da., 5 'SAO 5 IRIX N HMJIJQUJQ- ESTHER HARVEY ff:-.cv DIANA HARTLEIN FRED HAUN Miha.. R . CAROL HANDSHUE BEI I Y HAWK Mr. Hall referees at the annual Powder Puff foot- ball game. JAMES HAZEN LINDA HELLER 15 WW JOY HENZE X JUNE HELEY SUE HEIL MERLE HENRY GARY HEMMINGER FRANK HENDERSON JOHN HIGHAM Miss Claudia Zoller, Football Queen, gets a round of applause ,K I, DOUGLAS HINDMAN JANICE HISCAR the Football Mother's Banquet. CHARLES HIRTH 4: QS? iANvE HODGE Jim Ashman leaps for a basket. 49' Nun' HERBERT HITE its-... 'mo GLORIA ROGER HOGE HOFSTETTER S' FRAN HORGOS NED HORNBERGER MARSHA HOUSER LINDA JESTER KAREN JOHNSON SUZANNE HOWARD JANICE IFFT EVELYN JASKOL I A A 2 em, - N A i ' , Omf, Rick Niccoli's stage crew DEBORAH JQHN clown between scenes. CHARLES JESTER TULLYNE JOHNS W- W JEFF JOHNSON ! 'S v 'L+ EILEEN JOLLEY Sue Beck applies Nancy Davis's makeup for dress rehearsal . sys. A 'ww- JENNIFER JONES LINDA JONES SALLY JONES 'hn- JAMES JORDON 117 SUSAN JOSEPH Mr. McToggort discusses Spectrum plans with a creative writing class. 1- ALICE KEEFER ig' V' J' if s ,1 E Vbf V r JOYCE KEFFER 2 V .X 5? i iX,l A 1 KATHRYN KISLAN THOMAS KOCH KAREN KOEBERLEIN 118 L .Ji Us e 5, Ei, ,V sf! Q i Q- E' i if 5 ,WL BEVERLY KIGGINS E , -O ll OMA KNOPFEL JOSEPH KOBELAK fl-!JacL'1'k ,1 W cl ' 4 N fcfcqa Lf CMR fc? .J MA-wflylz gx L'-'rg-'LLJ 0 1. -v , T N ' ' 4 , xAJT !6L ACM 1 Kiki ffbf, KYKJLA j'.4..w?,Lg. I A a ,' ,f ' ' , fi C JOSEPH KOLVEK BARBARA KONDRAT ,,. Q! LINDA KURIN A scene from the Vanguard Theateruproductionof Antigone. l DONALD LARCINESE 119 I ,,,i l g ' A 5,ik ROSEMARIE KULISH BARBARA LANGFITI' PHILIP LARCINESE Prom favors SANDRA LARGE IQ esiswz 812271 my .if - , 532557 fi A V ' ,f , K' - .S CONSTANCE LAVERY THOMAS LEECH MARY LEES LINDA LEWIS RONALD LEWIS LEE LETCHER Mr. Aloisi gets the dance bond In the Mood . RUTH LEWIS SANDRA LEWIS 120 CHERYL LISAK f 2 1 I I E E 2 2 a A , V 'ww L W fi , g ig '9' , Q ' Q 1 2 9 X 2 A Crowdio Mollar and court accept the honor with dignity. WILLARD LOC KWOOD 535 ' 1, f A 1 ,L JAMES LULA JUDITH LYNCH NATALIE MAGISKE i ii L i c l ii ,.: T A iii A , - ic V ' i i, c c ,-,E: iw. lqb CAROLLYN CAROL MALLI 121 DOUGLAS MARKLE MALACKI DONNA MATTES 'T ! Nick's Nags JUDI MARNELL CYNTHIA MASON 'MARLYS MAXON CAROL MCCARTHY E A 5 S 5+- RICHARD MCGARRITY BOB MCCLELLAN JAMES MCELHENY 5 if 2 5 . .. .a,..,1iu:.......LAfA .L J ..-, -.mg 1-13 1 -W .1 , -Q. AM!-3,4 4 .q1.v-.....1 .., - ,. LINDA MCGREW PAUL MCGREW ROS LYN MCTAGGA RT ? i Principal, Lee Mellinger oppeols to the parents in o scene from The Remarkable Incident Al' Carson Corners. SALLY MEGRAW CHARLES MELLINGER BARBARA MENOZZI T23 MARY MESING DONALD MESSNER Q25 Kw- SGI N N xi I JANET MILLER THOMAS MILLER KAREN MINADEO THOMAS MONTGOMERY f :W f . I . gf gl .--, ' I D' , 'I l . wr , N 9526355 I I5 It I T 4, -- fgfwlii BONNIE MONTRESOR PAUL MOORE DAVID MROCHEK I24 SHEILA MULLEN RANDY MILLS SANDRA MUNSICK Janie says, You look fine , to Cheryl Rentschler. AROIIE U VY I MJILIJ IJXIIA I 'BILXOQYXIJ If fy I fjfvjf A J! of fy JJ IJ A K, V if NJ A ,J Vxjjng JL Ai! ffjfpj If V ff I V X K I 'AE I 1 IX Y 3 rj J AI- BERNADETTE ,7 , M U RRAY JERRY NACEY LINDA NEFF 125 WILLIAM NEILSON INGRID NELSON RANDY NELSON RICHARD NICCOLI A x, , ANNETTE NIEDZIELA JAMES ODENTHAL Connie Soles and Cindy Mason apply make up to Kathy Baker opening night. SIGNE ORMAN JOSEPH ORAVEC 126 DAN PARKHILL DONALD CHARLES L. CAROL A. PATRICK PASZKIEWICZ PATERICK H8 ..l'l'-5 BARBARA A. JOHN J. PEROZICH TERESA M. PAVLACK PETERSEN JANCY PETROVICH NICK C. PHILLIPS JAYNE A. PLANTS Y I The senior varsity squad finish dessert at their annual dinner. PATRICIA PLAUCHAK I AW au- We-W KATHRYN PORTER JANET PORZIO s A j --' In 1. Wbsaoe sys -Q... Seniors Iisten to Revue plans at a class meeting. FRANK PUSCHAK JANE QUERY JIM QUINLAN CHERYL MARGARET RITTER Courtyard Christmas spirit in the Key Club tradition. PAU L ROB ERTS Art and crafts students board the bus enroute to the Pittsburgh InternationaI at Carnegie Museum. CAROL ROGERSON MARY LINDA RUNATZ FRANK ROMANO JOHN RUEY PATRICK RUSSELL 129 BURKE SALSI CAROL SARTORE DIANE SCHMIDT Mr. Snider ieods o provocative discussion. ,N if by V ?WJ?yEwx,Lz,i af xx JACQUELINE Q' GLENN SCHUMANN MAXINE SCHNORR SCHWARTZMAN JUDY CAROL SCHWENK SCHWEITZER SUSAN scovr PAULA si-IARPETA 130 KAREL SHE'-KEY R i f . ,. 8 .X . ,L Q ,. .., . ilgvsrsw-sf . iz 1 .. .. L JOAN SHUBACK PAUL H. SHUTTLEWORTH Senlor staff members pre- pare the yearbook. Jenny Jones editor, gives in- struchons. 2' a.. LQ,-H GERALD SJOBLOM 131 CHERYL SLEPECKI LINDA F. SMITH LINDA I. SMITH LINDA K. SMITH CARRIE SNYDER KEITH SNYDER Jeff Johnson receives first aid treatment from Coach Urdo. 132 JANET SOWA PATRICIA SMITH CONSTANCE SOLEH RA N DY SOMIMOV I L LA I- I If-is nm 4' In I' GAIL SPARK Q JONATHAN SQUIRE RONALD STACK Ingrid Nelson and Carol Schwenk look ot F.B.L.A. magazine MIKE STANTON . WILLIAM STEELE NANCY STEVENS W, +V W WVLLSV Rm MWWDQQYI vlbvmfmixui I I IQWL , J- TOM STOKES 133 BARBARA STOKEY WF, -L ,,,,,,, KAREN STOOPS WILLIAM STOUP PAUL SUTCLIFFE THOMAS TEVES LORAINE THOMAS QW WAYNE TRAVIS DONNA TYHONAS JERRY UNITES Dave Mrochek, clcmss presi- dent, leads the cheers for the Powder Puff game. Pep Assembly- Bury the Bears. RAYMOND VOGEL RAVEN WALL PM I JQ,,3,jw,I W 'NG My x I X X34 -tl SEIJFT Q, 9 A ff? E . -i 5 , X , A is RN - 'VK ii ,N .k . L :N . X Q' .. xv-- ' AI ,Af I MFA KATHY VENNEBUSH JIM WEBER 135 LEE WEISENBACHER JIM VENNEBUSH LOU VISCO LINDA WALSH JACQUELINE WELTNER CARQLE J. WILSQN The I965 Football Queen, Miss Claudio Zoller, I CAROL L. WILSON 1-. ROBERT WRAY 136 CLAUDIA ZOLLER PATRICIA YANIK SE IOR DIRECTORY DOUGLAS ABEL Academic5 Key Club 10,11,125 Mixed Chorus 10,115 A Cappella 10,11. GARY ADAMS General5 Bowling 125 Football 125 Art Club 12. DAVID AIKEN Academic5 Dance Band 10,11,125 Concert Band 10,11,125 March- ing Band 10,11,125 Wrestling 115 Senior Play Cast 125 Wrest- ling 12. ANDREW ALCORN Academic5 Junior Class Play Committee5 Student Council 125 Senior Class Play Stage Crew 12. HAROLD ANDERSON General5 Stage Crew 10,ll,12. JAMES ANGOTTI Academic5 Track 10,11,125 Choir 105 Varsity Club 12. TIMOTHY ANGOTTI General 8. D.E.5 Football 105 Choir 10,115 A Cappella Choir 115 Distributive Education Club 12. DONALD ANJESKI General5 Play Committee ll. GARY ARASIN gusinesi 8. D.E.5 Play Committee 115 Distributive Education lub 1 . GWEN ARNOLD Commercial, Student Librarian 10,11,125 Mixed Chorus 10, Stu- dent Secretary 125 Carnival Committee 105 Library Club 10,115 Pep Club 105 A Cappella Choir 11,125 Prom Committee 115 Play-Ticket Committee 115 Office Assistant 125 Girls Softball Team 125 Jr. High Newspaper. JAMES ASHMAN Academic5 Football 10,11,125 Basketball 10,11,125 Baseball 10,11,125 Key Club 10,11,125 Varsity Club 11,l2. LOGAN AUSBURN General. JANE AVERY Academic5 Mixed Chorus 105 Pep Club 10,11,125 Girls Glee Club 115 Spanish Club 115 Jr. Class Play Cast 115 Play Committee 125 Library Assistant ll,12. KATHLEEN BAKER Academic5 Medical Careers Club 125 Senior Class Play Cast. Transferred from Kenwood Sr. High School. JOANNA J. BARKER Business5 Carnival Committee 105 Play Committee and Prom Committee 115 Student Secretary 12. MATTHEW BARNA General. LINDA D. BARTKO Distributive Education5 Glee Club 10,115 Carnival Committee 105 Y-Teens, Jr. Play Committee 11, Prom Committee. JAMES BAUER Qfademiq Chorus 10,115 A Cappella Chair 11,125 Senior Class ay. SUSAN W. BECK Academic5 GirI's Glee Club 10,115 Pep Club, Ushers Club, Library Club 105 Play Prompter 115 A Cappella Choir, Play Committee, Chrisman Club 12. PATRICIA A. BECKJORD Academic5 Sophomore Carnival Committee, Mixed Chorus 105 Prop Committee-Jr. Class Play, Prom Committee, Girl's Glee Club 115 Ensemble 11,125 Drill Team, A Cappella Choir, Ushers Club, Chrisman Club, Sr. Class Play 12. DONNA L. BENJAMIN Distributive Education. DIANE L. BENNETT Academic5 Student Council 10,11,125 Jr. Librarian 10, Ushers Club 10,11,125 Mixed Chorus 10,115 Jr. Class Play Committee, Senior Class Play, Chrisman Club 12. GERRI S. BERNARD Academic5 Chorus, Publicity Committee, Ushers Club 105 Student Council, Chorus, Props Committee, Ushers Club, F.T.A., Prom Committee 115 A Cappella Choir, Props Committee, Student Council, Sec.-Chrisman Club, Ushers 12. JOAN L. BLACK I Secretarial5 Student Librarian, Mixed Chorus, Office Helper, Sophomore Carnival Committee 105 Girls' Glee Club, Ushers Club, Play Committee, Prom Committee 115 Girls' Glee Club, Ushers Club, Office Assistant, Play Committee, Student Secre- tary 12. ALVA J. BLAKLEY Academic5 Marching 8. Concert Band, Student Librarian 10, Marching 81 Concert Band 115 Technical School 12. DONALD G. BOWSER Academic5 Varsity Track 10,11,125 Varsity Cross-Country, Var- sity Club 12. Transferred from Clairton. DOUG J. BRADLEY Academic5 Key Club, Carnival Committee, Mixed Chorus 105 Key Club, Student Director Jr. Play, Executive Board for Jr. Class, Prom Committee, Jr.-Sr. Basketball Game 115 Senior Class Play, Key Club, Statesman 8- Monticello, Student Council, Chrisman Club 12. PAT M. BRANNIGAN Academic. TOM S. BRIERLY Academic5 Football 10, Baseball 10,11,125 Junior Class Play Committee, Varsity Club 12. BARRY T. BRIGGS General5 Transferred from Clairton H. S. IVAN E. BUCAR g:1llegi2Prep5 Chorus 10,115 F.S.A., Golf Club 105 A Cappella our . GRACE J. BUCAR Academic5 Student Librarian, Sophomore Carnival Committee, F.H.A. 105 Student Librarian, F.H.A.-Pres., Art Club, Play Committee, Prom Committee, Y-Teens, Library Club 115 Student Librarian, A Cappella, Maiorette, Library Club, Ensemble, Art Club, F.H.A. Pres., Pep Club 12. BONNIE L. BURKE Business5 Library Club 10,115 Sophomore Carnival 10, Student Librarian 10,11,125 Prom Committee Il, Play Committee 11. BILL A. BURKETT General5 Football 10, Ticket Committee for Jr. Class Play. BEVERLY CALEY Academic5 A Cappella Choir 10,11,125 Mixed Chorus 10,115 Guitar Club 115 Spanish Club 115 Girls' Glee Club 115 Student Organist 11,125 Ensemble 115 Accompanist for Mrs. Crump 11,l2. LINDA CAMPBELL Business5 Bowling 10,11,12, Carnival Booth 105 F.B.L,A. 11,125 Student Librarian 11,125 Girls' Glee Club 11,125 Play Committee 115 Student Secretary 125 Office Assistant 12. EDWIN CASALDI Commercial5 Play Committee 11,125 Chorus 10. MICKY CAVANAGH Scare-:em1ic5 Orchestra Band 10,11,125 Key Club 11,125 Dance an . JACQUELYN CERQUA Academic5 Mixed Chorus 10,115 F.T.A. 115 Play Committee 115 Student Council 115 Chrisman Club 125 Technical School 12. JOHN CHARLES Academic5 F.S.A. 10,11,125 Spanish Club 115 Choir 10. DIANE CHECK Commercial5 Mixed Chorus 105 Carnival Committee 105 F.B.L.A. 11,125 Play Committee 115 Prom Committee 115 Girls' Glee Club 11,125 Student Secretary 12. GEORGE CHERRINGTON Distributive Education5 Monticello 10,11,125 Statesman 10,11,125 Mixed Chorus 105 Radio Club 10,11-Vice President5 Play Com- mittee 11,125 Photo Club II5 Distributive Education Club 12. ALVIN CHERVON D.E.5 Prom Committee II5 Play Committee 115 DECA Club 12. LESLIE CHISLER Academic5 F.T.A. 10,11,125 Girls' Glee Club 10,11,125 Bowling League 10,11,125 Spanish Club 115 Honor Society 11,125 Teach- er's Aid 10,11,125 Honors Librarian 12. CHERYL D. CLARK Secretarial5 Mixed Chorus 10,115 A Cappella Choir 11,125 Stu- dent Secretary. JAY CLARKE Academic-Technicalp German Club 105 A Cappella Choir II5 Baseball lI,l2, BARBARA S. CLEMSON Academic5 Marching Band 10,115 Concert Band 10,11,125 Y-Teens 105 Spanish Club 11,125 Prom Committee 115 F.T.A. 12, Play Committee 12. RONALD J. COHEN Academic5 Pres.-Photo Club, Statesman Staff 10,115 F.S.A. Pres.5 Senior Class Play Committee5 Pres.-National Honor Society. RONALD J. COLONNA Academic5 Attended Steel Valley. RALPH D. CONRAD Academicg German Club 10, 11, 125 Student Council IO. CAROLYN L. COO Academic5 F.T.A. 10,11,125 Library Assistant 10,125 Girl's Glee Club 10,115 Guitar Club 115 Prom Committee 11, Play Com- mittee II5 Senior Class Play Committee5 Chrisman Club5 Student Secretary 12. fl ALBERT W. COOPER Academic. ROBERT L. COPE General5 Prom Committee Il, Baseball 12. LINDA S, COSTOLO Academic5 Ushers Club 10,115 Majorette 10,11,125 Sec.-F.T.A., Girl's Glee Club 10,125 Carnival Committee 105 Pep Club II5 Prom Committee ll. CAROL L. CRAWFORD General5 Junior Historians, Y-Teens 105 Majorettes 11. MARJORIE A. CRAWFORD Academic5 Mixed Chorus, Art Club, Girls' Glee Club, Junior Historians, Ushers Club, Carnival Committee 105 Ushers Club, Girl's Glee Club, Honor Society, Committee for Jr. Class Play, Prom Committee II5 Girls' Ensemble, A Cappella Choir, Ushers Club, Honor Society, Monticello Staff, Committee for Senior Play, County Chorus 12. SANDRA K. CRITCHFIELD Commercial5 Prom Committee 115 F.B.L.A., Monticello, Student Secretary 12. SANDRA F. CROUCH Academic5 Photo Club 10,115 Committee for Carnival 105 Girls' Glee Club 115 National Honor Society 11,125 Girls' Ensemble, Medical Careers Club-Pres. ln Senior Class Play. MIKE D. CUNDRA General-Distributive Education. JOHN R. CUNNINGHAM Technical School. ALLEN L. CURRY Distributive Education, RICHARD C. CURRY General5 Stage Crew 10,11,125 Proiectionists II, Mixed Chorus II, Junior Class Play Committee5 Projectionist 12. NANCY J. DAVIS I Academic5 Mixed Chorus 105 Carnival Committee 105 Girls Glee Club 105 Spectrum Art Staff 10,11,125 Prom Committee 115 Promoter Jr. Class Playg Ensemble 12, Chrisman Club 125 States- man Staff, in Sr. Class Play. WALTER E. DAVIS General. PATRICIA A. DEGENHARDT Academic5 F.H.A. 10,117 Glee Club 11,125 Play Committee 11,125 Prom Committee II5 Pep Club 12, Monticello Staff 12. SANDRA L. DEMAIO Commercial5 Student Council 10, Ushers Club 10,11,125 Play Committee and Prom Committee 115 Y-Teens 12. BLANCHE L. DERSAM Academic5 Mixed Chorus 10,115 Chrisman Club 10,11,125 Sopho- more Carnival Committee5 Forensics 11,125 Spanish Club 11,125 F.T.A. 12. KATHLEEN D. DESIMONE Distributive Education5 Transferred from Glassport. JANICE E. DEWALT Secretarialg F.H.A. 10,11,125 Mixed Chorus 10,115 Y-Teens 115 A Cappella Choir 12. JEAN DEWAR Commercial5 Chorus 105 Librarian 10,11,125 Sophomore Carnival Committee5 Girls' Glee Club II, Y-Teens 11,125 Library Club II. J. TAYLOR DEWEESE Academic5 Marching Band 10,115 Concert Band 10,11,125 Dance Band 105 National Honor Society 11,125 Golf Club 11,125 Prom Committee 115 Play Committee 11,125 F.S.A. 115 Basketball Statistician 11,125 Key Club 125 Statesman 125 Monticello 125 Varsity Club 12. PATRICIA A. DIAZ I Commercial5 Girls' Softball Team 125 Transferred from Clairton High School. ROBERT A. DINSMORE I General5 Sophomore Carnival Committee5 Play Committee 115 D.E. Club 12. THOMAS H. DITTMAN Academic5 Forensic Society 10,11,125 Statesman I0,Il,l2-Co- Editor5 F.S.A. 10, Il-Sec. 81 Treas.5 Key Club 10,11,125 Basket- ball Statistician II5 Honor Society 11,125 Play Committee 115 Member of Sr. Class Play. RALPH E. DOLTON Distributive Education5 Senior Prom Committee 115 Pres. D.E.C.A. Club. LEITH A. DONAHOE Academic5 Marching Band 10,11,125 Concert Band 10,11,125 Sophomore Carnival Committee5 Dance Band 11,125 Prom Com- mittee Il5 Play Committee 115 F.T.A. 115 Exployer's Club 11,125 Chrisman Club 125 In Senior Class Play. PATRICIA L. DONAHUE Business5 Girls' Glee Club 10,125 Y-Teens I0,II, Pres. 125 Sophomore Carnival Committee 105 F.B.L.A. 11,125 Play Com- mittee5 Prom Committee5 Typist for Jr. High Newspaper5 Pep Club 125 Maiorette 125 Student Secretary 12. FRANCIS E, DOYLE General5 Attended Steel Valley. GOLDIE A. DROPULICH Distributive Education5 Student Librarian 115 Library Club 115 Mixed Chorus 105 D.E.C.A. Club 12. Transferred from Clairton H.S. MARTHA C. DUNLOP Academic5 Student Librarian 105 Mixed Chorus 105 Y-Teens I0,11, Chrisman Club II, Play Committee 115 Prom Committse 115 Glee Club 12, Play Committee 12. ' ' FRANK F. DUSCHEK Academic5 Football 105 A Cappella 12. JEAN E. EFAW Secretarial5 F.B.L.A. 12. PATRICIA J. EICKLEY Academic5 Y-Teens 10,115 Sophomore Carnival Committee5 Play Committee, Prom Committee 115 F.T.A., Chrisman Club 12. Transferred from West Mifflin South H.S, PATRICIA A. EISLEY Academic5 A Cappella Choir 10,11,125 Mixed Chorus 115 En- semble I1,I25 Pep Club 12. KATHLEEN J. ELES Business5 F.H.A., Girls' Glee Club 10,115 Y-Teens I1,12. 138 CYNTHIA A. ELSWICK Academic, Carnival Committee 10, Mixed Chorus l0,l2, Art Club 11,12, Junior Class Play Committee, Prom Committee Il. BARBARA L. EMMER Academic, F.T.A. lO,lI,l2, Pep Club l0,lI,l2, Library Club 10,1l,12, Play Committee 11, Play Committee 12. CAROL A. ENGELMOHR Academic, Glee Club l0,11, Mixed Chorus 10, Junior Historians, Art Club, Carnival Committee 10, Play Committee 11, Girl's Ensemble, Chrisman Club 12. LOUISE K. ERICKSON Business, Mixed Chorus IO, A Cappella 11,12. JAMIE L. EWING Academic, Mixed Chorus, Ushers Club, Carnival Committee 10, Girls' Glee Club 1O,ll, Play Committee, National Honor Society, Prom Committee 11, National Honor Society, Play Committee 12. MARGARET FARQUHAR Academic, Future Nurses Association 10, Girl's Glee Club 10, Medical Careers Club 12, Elizabeth-Forward Transfer in 1963. ANNA MARIE FEDORKA Academic, Play Committee Il, Prom Committee ll. CALVIN FELIX Business, Distributive Education, Prom Committee ll. ROGER FINFINGER Academic, Concert Band 10,1l,12, Marching Band 10,1l,12, Junior Class Play Cast ll, Drum Major 12, German Club 11,12, Senior Class Play Committee 12. PATRICIA FINK Business, Concert Band lO,ll,12, Marching Band 10,1l,12, Explorer's Club 10,1l,12, Sophomore Carnival Committee 10, Prom Committee ll, Play Committee 11,12. STEPHEN FOREMAN General, Football 10,1l,12, Track 10,1l,12, Varsity Club 12, Sophomore Carnival Committee 10, Play Committee 11. NORLEEN FROELICH Academic, Y-Teens 10,1l,12, Carnival Committee IO, Explorers 11, Prom Committee 11, Play Committee ll, Chrisman 12, Pep Club 12, F.T.A. 12. JOY FUNK General, Glee Club 10, F.H.A. IO, Prom Committee Il, Play Committee Il. JAMES R. GATES Academic, Football, Chrisman Club, Prom Committee Il, Junior and Senior Play Stage Crew, Varsity Club 11,12, Track 12. DENNIS J. GAZA Academic, Library Assistant l0,11, Statesman 11,12, Monticello Staff 11,12. HOLLY J. GEORGE Academic, Play Committee II, Play Committee 12, Student Council Alternate 12, F.T.A. 12, Chrisman Club 12. JOHN W. GILLEN Academic, Football 10,1l,12, Track 10,1l,12, Varsity Club 10, I I-Vice-Pres., 12-President. GLORIA J. GILMORE Commercial, Carnival Committee IO, Y-Teens 1O,lI, Chrisman Club 10,1l,12, Girls' Glee Club 10, Mixed Chorus l0,11, Student Librarian 11,12, Library Club 11,12, Prom Committee ll, Play Committee Chairman ll, Student Secretary 11, 12, J-T's 12, Future Business Leaders of America 11,12, Statesman Staff 12, Spectrum Staff 12, Monticello Staff 12, Office Assistant 12, Senior Class Play Cast. GARY E. GOLTZ Academic, Student Librarian ll, Technical School 12. RICHARD J. GORDON Academic, Vice-President of Sophomore Class, Football 10. JEANNE R. GRAINGER Commercial, Carnival Committee 10, Glee Club 11, Library As- sistant 11,12, F.B.L.A. 11,12, Prom Committee 11, Play Com- mittee ll, Y-Teens 12, Student Secretary 12. RUTH A. GOTTO General. ALLAN D. GREEN General, Carnival Committee IO, Prom Committee II, Play Committee Il, Football 11,12. BOB W. GREEN Academic, Basketball 10,1l,12, Track 10, Varsity Club 12. CATHY L. GREENWALD Academic, Y-Teens 10,1l,12, Assistant Librarian 12. DAN E. GREENWALD Academic, Stage Crew ll, Projectionist 11, Technical School 12. LINDA L. GRUBESKY Academic, F.T.A. 10,1l,12, Art Club IO, Pep Club 10,1l,12, Library Club 10,1l,12, Y-Teens 10, Student Librarian 12, Jaguar Alternate 12. f CHRIS HALL Academic, Student Council 10, Play Committee Il, Prom Com- mittee ll, Y-Teens 12, Spanish Club 12. RICHARD HALL Academic, Football 10, Track 10,l1,l2, Spanish Club ll, Stu- dent Council 12, Senior Class Play 12. CAROL HANDSHUE Business, Glee Club IO, Student Secretary 12. DALE HARRY Academic, Mixed Chorus IO, A Cappella Choir 10,1l,12, Track 10,1l,12, Varsity Club 12, Football 12, Key Club 12, Prom Committee ll, Junior Class Play Cast 11. DIANA HARTLEIN Academic, Glee Club 10, Play Committee ll, Mixed Chorus 12, F.T.A. 12, Chrisman Club 12. ESTHER HARVEY General, Chorus 12, Glee Club 12, Transfer from Rostraver High in 1963, FRED HAUN General. BETTY HAWK Academic, Student Librarian, IO, Library Club 10, Glee Club l0,11, A Cappella ll, Spanish Club 11,12-Vice President, Na- tional Honor Society 11,12, Medical Careers Club 12. JAMES HAZEN Academic, Football 10,1l,12, Track 1O,ll, Student Council IO, Prom Committee 11, Baseball 12, Varsity Club 12. SUE HEIL Business, Pep Club l0,11, Mixed Chorus 10, Ushers Club l0,11, Carnival Committee 10, Glee Club ll, F.B.L.A. 11,12, Play Com- mittee ll, Prom Committee ll, Transfer from Sacred Heart. JUNE HELEY Academic, Mixed Chorus 10, Sophomore Carnival IO, Play Committee ll, Medical Careers Club 12. LINDA HELLER Business, Student Secretary 12. GARY HEMMINGER Academic, Marching Band l0,I1,l2, Concert Band 10,1l,12, Basketball Manager l0,11, Junior Class Play Cast II, Chrisman Club 12. FRANK HENDERSON General, Mixed Chorus 10, Prom Committee Il, A Cappella Choir 11,12. JOY HENZE Distributive Education, Girls' Glee Club IO, Play Committee II, Prom Committee 11, Distributive Education Club 12. JOHN HIGHAM Academic, Marching Band IO, Concert Band 10,1l,12, Dance Band 12, National Honor Society 11,12, Forensic Society l0,11, Track 12, Basketball 12, Play Committee 12. DOUGLAS HINDMAN General, Stage Crew 1O,ll,l2, Mixed Chorus l0,11, Proiectionist 11,12, A Cappella Choir 11. CHARLES HIRTH Academic, Technical School. JANICE HISCAR Academic, F.T.A. lO,Il,l2, Girls' Glee Club 10,1l,12, Pep Club 11,12, Cheerleader 11,12-Co-Captain. HERBERT HITE Academic, Student Council 10,l1,12, Explorers Club 10, Junior Class Play Cast 11, National Honor Society 11,12, Baseball ll,l2, Football 12, Cross Country ll. 139 JANE HODGE OMA L. KNOPFEL A6:ideTic5 SClass Treasurer 105 Chorus S105 Student, Council Distributive1Educatiog5 Future Flcimemakers of America 105 Prom , , 5 tudent Librarian 105 Honor ociety 1 5 ep Club Committee 1,Play ommi tee . E1I,Lt2t5OrJunior Class Play Cast 115 Senior Class Play-Student JOSEPH R. KOBELAK R A ' Academic5 A Cappella Choir 10,125 Mixed Chorus 11. GLO l HOFSTETTER Business5 Mixed Chorus 105 Glee Club 11,125 Bowling Team 11,12 THOASAS J'l,Kb?CH C .H H F.B.L.A. 11,125 Play Committee 115 Junior Achievement 11,125 enero' 'om Umm' ee ' Office Helper 125 Student Secretary 125 Play Committee 12. KAREN A. KOEBERLEIN ROGER HOGE Academic5 Ushers Club 10,115 Mixed Chorus 10, Glee Club 10,115 Academic5 Concert Band 10,11,125 Marching Band 11,125 Senior 5D6CfI'Um Stott 11: P10111 C01'f1mI11eE ,112 Member of JI-111101 Class Play. Class Play5 A Cappella Choir 125 Chrisman Club: Member of FRAN HORGOS Senior Class Play. Academic5 Mixed Chorus 105 Junior Historians 105 Forensics 105 JOSEPH P.KOLVEK , ElbLarylCliIiIb 10,1l1,125 Stugent Librarlign T10,11,125 Girls' Glee General: Footboll 10.11.121 Tff-1Ck 10.11.122 VCIFSITY C11-lb 12. ul 5 ationa Honor ociety 11, 5 eacher's Helper 125 BARBARA A KONDRAT Medmal Careers Club 12' Academic5 Forensics 10,11,125 Library Assistant 10,11,125 Ushers NED HORNBERGER Club 10,115 Glee Club 115 Member of Senior Class Play5 En- General. semble 12. MARSHA HOUSER ROSEMARlE KULISH 59Cfe1'C1l'1012 1511512011316 10.11.122 Mixed C110fUS 102 A C0DPe110 Academic5 Marching Band 10,115 Dance Band 10,11,125 Concert 10.11.12: Prom,DeSiQn Committee 11: Pley Committee 11:CountY Band l0,ll,l25 Teachers Aid 115 Majorerre 125 Pep Club, C1'10fUS 122 C11V'Sm0f1 C11113 12- Monticello, Play Committee 12. SUZANNE HOWARD LINDA M, KURIN Acodemie: Concert Bond 10.l1.12: Forensics 10: Honor Society Academic5 Girls' Glee Club log Mixed Chorus, Play committee, 11.122 5130111511 Club 11.122 51Ud9l'lT 1-11D1'C11'10l'1 11.122 MUfC111 1Q Prom Committee 115 Play Committee, Chrisman Club 12. Band 125 Publicity Committee for Senior Play 125 Statesman 12. JANICE M IFFT BAREARA LA'1TF'11Tc 1012 51.1 Lb A t1012 - ' : ' h . 1 t ' 't . : Aoedemie: Pep Club l0.1l.l2: Sophomore Cornivol Committee: F13T.TP 115125 Prr?nhusCommitteeu Pidymcpmsrifrilg 11,125 Office ASS1S10111' 10.11.121 Moiorette. JF- C1055 PIGY Commlffeef Girls' Glee Club 115 Drill Team 125 Student Secretary 12. Prom Committee 115 Ushers Club 11,125 Maiorette 125 Senior Class Play Committee. DON21-D 1-l?tRC1NESE EVELYN JASKOL enem' Academic5 Girls' Glee Club, Carnival Committee 105 Maiorette, PHILIP LARCINESE Ushers Club, Guitar Club, Play Committee, Prom Committee 115 General. A Cappella Choir 11,125 Pep. Club 11,125 Monticello, Office SANDRA LARGE Assistant, Bowling League, Chrisman Club, Play Committee 12. A Cappella Choir H1122 Student Librarian H. Mixed Chorus CHARLES H, JESTER 115 F.B.L.A. 125 Student Typist 12. G I. enero CONSTANCE LAVERY LINDA E- JESTER Academic5 Forensics 10,11,125 Ushers Club 10,115 Chorus 10,125 Commercial: Photo Club. Mixed Chorus. FH-A 10: Glee Club. Girls' Glee Club 115 Play committee il5 Prom committee 115 SEXC-a02n:1fg1t1fL?e.tPg'0mIC01T11T15119e 112 F.B.L.A- 11.121 A C0DDe11C1 Senior Class Play Cast 125 Drill Team 125 Chrisman Club 12. olr , u en ecre ary . THOMAS LEECH DEBORAH L.JOHN ' I Academic5 Marching Band 10,11,125 Dance Band 10,11,125 Con- Academ1c5 Ushers Club, Y-Teens 105 Spanish Club 105 Bowling Cert Bqnd IO,II,12: Honor S0Ciefy1I,'I2, League 11,125 Y-Teens, Bridge Club, Play Committee 12. TULLYNE S. JOHNS Academic5 Carnival Committee 105 YfTeens 11,125 Spanish Club 115 Prom Committee, Play Committee 115 Chrisman Club 125 Pep Club F.T.A. 12. KAREN E. JOHNSON Business5 Student Secretary 10,11,125 F.B.L.A. ll,12. JEFF JOHNSON Academic5 Football 10,11,125 Track 10,11,125 Carnival Com- miftee 105 Key Club 11,125 Junior Class Play Member5 Prom Committee 115 Varsity Club 12. EILEEN M. JOLLEY Academic5 Girls' Glee Club 10,11,125 Library Club 11,125 Chris- man Club 115 Jr. Class Play Committee5 Medical Careers Club 12. JENNIFER JONES Academic5 Junior Class Play Committee, Prom Committee 115 Monticello Editor 125 Senior Class Play Committee. LINDA C. JONES Academic5 Art Club 10,11,125 Spectrum 10,11,125 Committee for Play 115 Monticello 11,125 Statesman 11,125 Prom Com- mittee 115 Committee for Play 12. SALLY D. JONES Academic5 Mixed Chorus 10,115 Forensics 10,11,125 Ushers Club 10,11,125 Carnival Committee 105 Jr. Class Play lstudent di- rector15 Prom Committee 115 Jr. Librarian 10,11,125 Chrisman Club 125 Member of Sr. Class Play. JAMES J. JORDAN Business. SUSAN J. JOSEPH Academic5 Y-Teens 105 Play Committee 115 J-T's 125 Art Club 12. ALICE C. KEEFER Academic5 Marching Band 10,11,125 Concert Band 10,11,125 Spanish Club 10,11, Pres,-125 Exchange Student 105 Prom Committee, Play Committee 115 Member of Senior Class Play. JOYCE L. KEFFER Distributive Educationg Choir 10,115 Play Committee 115 D.E.C.A. 12. BEVERLY M. KIGGINS Business5 Carnival Committee 105 Jr. Class Play Committee: Prom Committee 11. KATHRYN M. KISLAN Academic5 Mixed Chorus, Art Club 105 Spanish Club 11,125 Glee Club 115 Prom Committee, Play Committee 115 Medical Careers Club, Play Committee 12. 140 MARY LEES Academic5 Mixed Chorus 10,125 Girls' Glee Club 11. LEE LETCHER Academic5 A Cappella Choir 10,115 Mixed Chorus 10,115 Ushers Club 10,115 Pep Club 105 Play Committee 11,125 Student Coun- cil 115 Chrisman Club 125 Prom Committee 11. LINDA LEWIS Academic5 F.T.A. 1O,11,125 Girls' Glee Club 1O,11,125 Science Club 10,115 Girls' Athletic Association 105 Library Assistant 115 Thespians Dramatic Society 125 Reoder's Theatre Presentation 125 Transfer from Mattoon Senior High in 1964. RONALD LEWIS Academic. RUTH LEWIS Academic5 Y-Teens 1O,11,125 Junior Historians 105 Library Club 12 SANDRA LEWIS Academic5 Marching Band 1O,11,125 Concert Band lO,11,12. CHERYL LISAK Commercial5 Mixed Chorus 105 F.H.A. 10,115 Girls' Glee Club 11,125 Y-Teens 11,125 F.B.L.A. 125 Pep Club 12. WILLARD LOCKWOOD Academic5 Student Council 105 Mixed Chorus 105 Forensics 1O,11,125 German Club lTreasurerJ 11,125 National Honor So- ciety 11,l25 Prom Committee 11. JAMES LULA Academic. JUDITH LYNCH Academic5 Forensic 1O,11,125 Library Assistant 10,115 Pep Club 1O,11,125 National Honor Society 11,125 Play Committee Chairman 12. NATALIE M. MAGISKE Academic5 Student Council 105 Glee Club 1O,11,125 Play Com- mittee . CAROLLYN M. MALACKI Commercial5 Student Council, Carnival Committee 105 Statesman 10,11, Business Mgr. 125 Monticello 11,125 Executive Board for Junior Classp Student Secretary 11,125 Prom Committee 115 Member of Jr. Class Play5 Honor Society 11,125 F.B.L.A 11, Pres.-125 Play Committee 125 Girls' Softball Team 12, CAROLE A. MALLI Distributive Education5 Y-Teens 105 Committee for Play, Com- mittee for Prom 115 D.E.C.A. Club 125 Committee for Sr. Class ay. DOUGLAS F. MARKLE Academic5 Sophomore Class President5 Football 1O,11,125 Track 105 Key Club 11,125 Varsity Club 11,125 in Jr. Class Play5 Honor Society 11,125 Play Committee, Vice-Pres, 12. JUDI A. MARNELL Business5 Student Librarian 10,11,125 Glee Club 10,115 Y-Teens H,1g5BLiberary Club 11,125 Prom Committee 115 Play Committee 5 . .L. CYNTHIA A. MASON Academic5 Ushers Club 10,115 Chorus 115 A Cappella Chair 11,125 Pep Club 11,125 Play Committee 125 Play Committee 11. DONNA E, MATTES Commercial5 Carnival Committee 105 Pep Club 10,115 Student Council 1O,11,125 Ushers Club 1O,11,125 Library Ass't. 105 Prom Committee, Play Committee 115 Student Secretary 11,125 Girls' Glee Club 115 F.B.L.A. 11,125 Jr. Class Executive Board5 I-Tiens211,125 Play Committee 125 A Cappella Choir 125 Mon- ice o . MARLYS K. MAXSON Academic5 Girls' Glee Club 105 F.T.A. 11, Vice-Pres. 125 Play Committee 115 Girls' Glee Club 12. CAROL L. McCARTHY Academic5 Ushers Club 10,115 Library Assistant 105 Carnival Committee5 Girls' Glee Club 115 Junior Class Play Committee, Prom Committee 125 Chrisman Club 125 Senior Class Play Committee. BOB C.McCLELLAN General5 Mixed Chorus 10,115 Student Librarian 105 A Cappella Choir 1O,11,125 County Chorus 12 JAMES C. MCELHENY General5 Band 10, Football 11. RICHARD A. MCGARRITY Academic5 F.S.A. 10,1l,125 Mixed Chorus 10,115 Honor Society 11,125 Student Council 125 Senior Class Play Committee. LINDA R. MCGREW Clerical5 Girls' Glee Club 105 Mixed Chorus 10,115 Y-Teens 1O,11. PAUL W. MCGREW Academic5 Attended Steel Valley. ROSLYN M. MCTAGGART Business5 Mixed Chorus 10,125 Carnival Committee 105 Girls' Glee Club 115 Play Committee, Prom Committee 115 Y-Teens 11,125 F.B.L.A. 11,125 Girls' Softball Team 125 Library Ass't.5 Student Secretary 12. SALLY A. MEGRAW Academic5 A Cappella 1O,11,125 Prom Committee, Play Com- mittee 1l5 Ensemble 1l,12, Chrisman Club 12. CHARLES L. MELLI NGER Academic5 Sr. Class Play Member5 Transferred from Merrillville High School. BARBARA J. MENOZZI Commercial5 Mixed Chorus 105 Library Ass't. 105 Office Ass't. 1O,11,125 Girls' Glee Club 11,125 Ushers Club 115 Play and .li-rom Committee 115 F.B.L.A. 11,125 Honor Society 11,125 Drill eam 12. MARY A. MESING Academic5 Majorette 105 Glee Club 10,115 Play Committee 115 Honor Society 11,125 Sr. Play Cast Member5 Medical Careers Club 125 Forensics 12. DONALD H. MESSNER Academic5 Transferred from Clairton High School. JANET S. MILLER Academic5 Forensics 1O,11,125 Dance Band 1O,11,125 Concert Band 1O,11,125 Student Librarian 10,115 German Club 1O,11,125 Statesman Staff 11,125 Honor Society 11,125 Member of Senior Class Play. THOMAS A. MILLER Distributive Education, RANDY C. MILLS Academic5 Choir 105 A Cappella Choir 125 Ticket Committee 12. KAREN E. MINADEO Academic5 Mixed Chorus 105 Sophomore Carnival Committee5 Girls' Glee Club 10,115 Ushers Club 1O,11,125 Play Committee 125 Prom Committee 125 Jr. Class Executive Board5 A Cappella Choir 125 Chrisman Club 12. THOMAS B. MONTGOMERY Academic5 Basketball 10,1 1,125 Mixed Chorus 105 Prom Com- mittee 1l5 Key Club 11,125 Chrisman Club 125 Varsity Club 12. BONNIE L. MONTRESOR General5 D.E.C.A. CIub5 Transferred from St Elizabeth. PAUL MOORE Academic5 A Cappella Choir 1O,11,125 Class Play Member 115 5eyfCliib 11,125 Football 11,125 Prom Committee 115 Spectrum taf 1 . DAVID J. MROCHEK Academic 8- Technical SchooI5 Explorers Club 10,1l,125 Photo Club 115 Spectrum Staff 115 Prom Committee 115 Key Club 11,125 Jr. and Sr. Class President5 Play Committee 12. SHEILA A. MULLEN Academic5 F.T.A. 10, 115 Mixed Chorus 105 Sophomore Carnival Committee5 Girls' Glee 11,125 Play and Prom Committee 115 Medical Careers Club 115 Senior Play Committee. SANDRA P. MUNSICK Business5 Concert Band 105 Marching Bond 10,ll,125 Carnival Committee 105 F.B.L.A. 11,125 Paly and Prom Committee 115 Student Secretary 12. F' . SHARON L MURPHY PAUL ROBERTS General5 Y-Teens 10. General. BERNADETTE A. MURRAY CAROL ROGFRSON . , Academic5 Student Council 10,115 Y-Teens 10,11,125 Carnival A'-7f'd?m'CZ Y'TeF'1? 101111122 F-1'1-A- 101111125 Glfls Glee Club Committee 105 Prom and Play Committee 115 Girls' Softball 12r 1-'bfqflan 12r L'b 0'Y Club 12- Teaml FRAUAK ZOMANR h' B d 101112 C t B d 1112 D JERRY NACEY ca emic5 arc ing an , , 5 oncer an , 5 ance General5 Mixed Chorus 105 Explorers Club 1O,11. Band 12' UNPA NEFF 1OH'ia12lsl3ris- Forensic saaieey 101112' F.sA. io 11 12' Na- Academic5 Chorus 10,115 Student Librarian 105 Carnival Corn- HOno1Ho,QOr Society 11 -12, ' ' ' ' ' ' ' mittee 105 F.T.A. 10,125 Ushers Club 1O,11,125 Junior Class ' Play Cast 115 A Cappella Choir 11,125 Pram Committee 115 MARY L. RUNATZ Play Committee 125 Chrisman Club 12. Academic5 Student Librarian 10,125 Art Club 115 Prom Com- WILLIAM NEI'-SON mittee 115 Play Committee 11. Academic5 Football 105 Radio Club 10,11,125 Photo Club 125 PATRICK F. RUSSELL Play Committee 12. Academic5 Key Club 10,11,125 Mixed Chorus 105 Statesman 1O,l1,l25 Student Council 10, 11-iAlternate15 National Honor INGRID NELSON Society 11,125 Play Committee 115 Prom Committee 115 A Cap- CommercgaIl51S.H.A. 105 F.B.L.A. 11,125 Girls' Glee Club 10,11,125 pella Choir 125 Senior Class Play Member 12. Y-Teens . ' BURKE A. SALSI RANDY NELSON Academic5 Football 105 Track 105 Junior Class Play Member5 Academic5 Monticello 10,11,125 Statesman 1O,11,125 Photo Editor Prom Committee 115 Attended Steel Valley. ll 12 ' ' CAROL M. SARTORE RICHARD EJNIEICOLI I 2 T k H 12 PI A H I2 Business5 F.H.A. 105 F.B.L.A. l1,12. ANNE'liTEeNl1E,DZtlEl.tj:11 10, 1,1 I mc I , ay commmee I DIANE EASCHMADTC1 b P 10 G1 Cl b 10 FHA 10 S Aca em'c5 t u - res. 5 ee u 5 . . . 5 ec.-- Academic5 Marching Band 10,125 Concert Band l0,11,l25 Dance Art Clap 115 bffice Assistant 1l,l2. Band 10'11'12' JACQUELINE L. sci-1NoRR JAMES ODENTHAL Business5 Ass't. Librarian 10,11,125 Explorers Club 10,11,125 General5 Transfer from Elizabeth Foward in 1960. Play Committee 115 Band Manager 11,12. 51GNE ORMAN GLENN l. SCHUMANN . eiroademiccg Student Lrlgrariarg: loguspeafruan 51qfEI10,1F1I, Mexed Academic5 Track 105 Cross Country 11,125 Varsity Club 12. orus 5 - eens 5 appe a 1 5 unior ass ay ast 115 Prom Csomripitltge 115 Chrisman Club 125 Play Committee 125 MAXg1g,i?Ci1-1HaEJ'E:'A::.1ds 10 Statesman ta . ' ' JUDl SCHWEITZER JOSEPH ORAVEC 4' 1 f E h ' Distrlbutive Educatior15 D.E.C.A. Club-Secretary. gsCcqaodJen'::::,IS6l2J5lent Counci 2, Trans er from St. lizabeth High CAROL SCEHWENK I D . Business, FT.A. 10, Art Club 10, Y-Teens 10, Glee Club 105 DAN PARKHILL F.B.L.A. 11,125 Pep Club 11,125 Librarian for F.T.A. 125 Library Academic5 Transferred from Carrick. Club 125 Student Secretary 12. DONALD PASZKIEWICZ SUSAN E- SCOTT Academlci Alfended 51ee1 Valley' Academii:6 StuIdfntGL:brag:Jn bAlglapA1:Rellad Cgoir 10,1135 gn- semble ,l1, 5 ir s' ee u 5 ixe orus 5 ep CHAEh:ESael,Q115ATER1CK Club 10,11, Vice-Pres. 125 F.T.A. 105 Prom and Play Committee ' 115 Chrisman Club 125 Ass't. Student Director for Senior Class CAROL A. PATSRICK IO J CI S Pl C N DOY- Business5 tatesman 5 r. ass ecretary5 ay ommi ee, Prom Committee 115 Y-Teens 115 F.B.L.A. 11--Sec. 125 Sr. PAUE2n5rQn3:2QEPEJf51-eens 10: D.E.C'A- Club-Treasurer Class Treasurer, Y-Teens 12, BARBARA A. PAVLACK Academic5 Glee Club 1O,1l,12. JOHN J.PEROZlCH Academic5 D E.C.A. Club5 Transferred from St. Elizabeth. TERESA M. PETERSEN General. NANCY PETROVICH Business5 F.H.A. 105 Softball 12. NICK C. PHILLIPS Cgenerog Football l0,11,125 A Cappella Choir 105 Varsity ub . JAYNE A. PIANTS Commercialg F.H.A. 105 Y-Teens 10,115 F.B.L.A. 12. PATRICIA A. PLAUCHAK Business5 Student Librarian 105 Y-Teens 10,1 1,125 F.B.L A. 12. KATHRYN J. PORTER Academic5 Spanish Club 11. JANET C. PORZIO Secretarial5 Art Club 105 F.B.L.A. 11,l2. FRANK J. PUSCHAK KAREL A. SHELKEY V . U Academic: 1:,5,A, 10I11,125 591056,-5 gut, 10,111 Key C1u1, Academic5 F.H.A.. 105 Carnival Committee 105 Library Club '11,12: Honof gociefy 11,121 11,125 Student Librarian 11,125 Stamp Club 11,125 Prom Com- JANE QUERY ?i:1tgeH115 Play Committee 115 Chrisman Club 125 Y-Teens 125 o a eague. Academic5 Ushers Club 10,11,125 Mixed Chorus 105 Student Council 10, Senior Class Play 12. UNDA A. SHIRLEY U Qf:ag:ieT16c5MF.HaA.Ch10,11,125 geo CgJb10,I11,1325 Girls' PGlee u 5 ixe orus 5 ui ar u 5 ay an om JIM QUINLAN Committee 115 A Cappella Choir 125 Member of Senior C1055 General. Plqy, CHERYL RENTSCHLER SUSAN D- SHORT Qcademicb FGTTX. G10,125 Usltersl Club 10,1l,125 S6tudentClLi- Geneml- rarian 5 ir s' ee Club 0,1 5 Mixed Chorus 1 5 Jr. ass JOAN E SHUBACK Plot' Commiffes 11? Pfom Coffimlflee 111 Chrisman Club 121 Secretarial' Library Assistant 1011 12' Library ciao 1011 12- A Cappella Choir 125 Play Committee 12- Secretary5' Mixed Chorus 10,1115 A 'Cappella 11,125 'F.B.L.A MARGARET RITTER 11,125 Ensemble 125 Drill Team 125 Student Secretary 12. Academic5 Pep Club 10,125 Drama Club 105 Drill Team 105 PAUL H. SHUTTLEWORTH Junior Class Play 115 Student Council 11,125 Y-Teens 115 Academic5 Football 1O,11,125 Prom and Play Committee 115 Guitar Club 115 Chrisman Club 12. Member of Senior Class Play Cast. NICK J. SIROKI Academic: Mixed Chorus 105 Explorers Club 11. GERALD P. SJOBLOM Academic5 Key Club 10,11,12-Corresponding Sec.5 Explorers JIM Club-Pres. 10, Vice-Pres. 115 German Club 10,11,125 F.S.A. 10, NANCY J. STEVENS Commercial5 Choir 10,115 Carnival Committee 105 Y-Teens 115 Student Secretary 125 Office Assistant 12. TOM C. STOKES General5 Mixed Chorus 10. BARBARA A. STOKEY Academic5 Marching Band 10,11,125 Concert Band 10,11,125 Carnival Committee 105 Latin Club 12. KAREN G. STOOPS Academic5 Glee Club 10,115 Play Committee 115 A Cappella Choir 12. WILLIAM R. STOUP Academic5 Honor Society 11,125 Transferred from Clearcreek Local H.S. PAUL E. SUTCLIFFE Academic5 Basketball 10,11,125 Student Council 105 Mixed Chorus 115 Prom and Play Committee 115 Key Club 11,125 A Cappella Choir 125 Chrisman Club 125 Play Committee 12. THOMAS TEVES Academic5 Basketball 105 Mixed Chorus 105 Key Club 11,125 Prom Committee 115 Play Committee 11,12 LORAI NE THOMAS Business5 Sophomore Carnival 105 Play Committee 115 Prom Committee 115 Girls' Glee Club 12. WAYNE TRAVIS Academic5 Play Committee 11. DONNA TYHONAS General5 Mixed Chorus 10. JERRY UNITES Academic5 Carnival Committee 105 Football 10,115 Junior Class Play Meg-iber 115 Prom Committee 115 Senior Class Play Com- mi ee . VENNEBUSH Distributive Education5 Prom Committee 115 Play Committee 115 11,12, Secretary5 Stamp Club Pres. 105 Photo Club 10,11- D.E.C.A. Club 12. Pres. KATHY VENNEBUSH CHERYL A. SLEPECKI Commercial5 Chorus 105 D.E.C.A. Club 12. Business5 Student Librarian 10,115 Y-Teens 10,11,125 Carnival Committee 105 Glee Club 11,125 Play and Prom Committee 115 LOU VISCO Student Secretary 125 Softball League 12. Academic5 Foobtball 10,115 Baseball 11,125 Play Committee 115 Junior Manager in Senior-Junior Game 11. LINDA F. SMITH Academic5 Forensics 105 Student Librarian 105 Sophomore Carni- RAYMOND VOGEL val Committee5 Honor Society 11,125 Librarian 115 Play Com- Academic5 Football 10,115 Track 10,11,125 Mixed Chorus 105 mittee 115 Play Committee 12. Play Committee 115 Projectionist Club 12. LINDA I. SMITH RAVEN WALL Academic5 Band 105 Statesman 125 Monticello 125 Student Academic5 F.T.A. 105 Librarian 10,11,125 Y-Teens 11,125 Library Council 10,11,125 Play and Prom Committee 115 Chorus 115 Club 11,125 Girls' Glee Club 115 Play and Prom Committee 115 Usher 11,125 Senior Play Member5 Chrisman Club 125 Trans- Play Committee 12. ferred from Crown Point High School. LINDA A. WALSH LINDA K. SMITH Commercial5 Jr. Class Treasurer5 Student Council 115 F.B.L.A. 11,12-Vice-President5 Y-Teens 115 Student Council 125 Sr. Class Secretary5 Student Secretary. JIM PATRICIA C. SMITH Academic5 Library Club 115 Jr. Librarian 115 Chrisman Club 115 Latin Club 125 Play Committee 12. CARRIE A. SNYDER LEE Commercial5 F.H.A. 105 Girls' Glee Club 105 Mixed Chorus 105 A Cappella Choir 11,125 Play and Prom Committee 11. KEITH K. SNYDER Academic5 Mixed Chorus 10,115 A Cappella Choir 11,l2. CONSTANCE L. SOLES Commercial5 Mixed Chorus 105 Girls' Glee Club 115 Pep Club 10,11,125 Ushers Club 10,11,125 Cheerleader 11,125 FB.L.A. Distributive Education5 Mixed Chorus 105 Exployers Club 115 D.E.C.A. Club 12. D. WEBER Academic5 Football 10,115 Baseball 10,11,125 Varsity Club 10, ll, 12-Sergeant at Arms5 Prom Committee 115 Member of Jr. Class Play5 Senior Class Play Committee. WEISENBACHER General5 Student Bowling 12. JACQUELINE M. WELTNER Academic5 Mixed Chorus 105 Statesman 10,11,125 Student Council 10,115 Pep Club 10,11,125 Ushers Club 10,11,125 Girls' Glee Club 115 Play and Prom Committee 115 A Cappella Choir 125 F.TiQ. 125 Chrisman Club 125 Monticello 125 Play Com- mittee . 11,12-Treasurer5 Play and Prom Committee 115 A Cappella Ch V 12. A fu - , 1 CAROL J. wii.soN RANDYO3' s6M3gViKe ' D eC'o' 'O' S' cms PM 'AIcadeE:nic5 Y-TeensIlO161 1EArt iiubC11i,i2gI2Pmm committee in . ay ommittee 5 appe a o' . Academic5 Play and Prom Committee 115 Chrisman Club 12. CAROL L WILSON Ir JANET M- SQWA Business5 usher for Jr. Class Play, Girls' Softball Team 12. Commercial. ROBERT WRAY GAH-BCginiEQR15H.A. 10,111 Y-Teens 10,111 F.B'L.A. 12- ACCICIGITIIC5 TTGCIQ 10,11,125 BOI'1d 115 VOYSIIY Club 12. JONATHAN B. SQUIRE PATRICIA A. YANIK Academic5 Football 10,115 Play and Prom Committee 115 Vice- President of Jr, Class. RONALD A. STACK Academic5 Marching Band 10,11,125 Concert Band 10,11,125 Member of Sr Class Play. MIKE R. STANTON CLA Academic5 Baseball Manager 10. WILLIAM L. STEELE Academic5 Mixed Chorus 105 A Cappella Choir 10,11,125 Key Club 11,125 Student Council 115 Prom Committee 115 Chrisman Club 125 Spanish Club 125 Member of Jr. and Sr, Class Play. Business5 F.H,A. 105 Staesman 10,11,125 Y-Teens 105 Sopho- more Carnival Committee 105 Student Secretary 11,125 Na- tional Honor Society 11,125 Prom Committee 115 F.B.L.A. 11,125 Play Committee 11,125 Office Assistant 125 Monticello 125 Junior Achievement 125 Transfer from St. Joseph in 1962. UDIA ZOLLER Business5 Girls' Glee Club 10,115 Carnival Committee 105 Execu- tive Board of Class Officers 115 Pep Club 11,125 Ushers Club 125 Cheerleader 115 F.B.L.A. 11,125 Prom Committee 115 Play Committee 115 Mixed Chorus 125 Y-Teens 125 '64 Football Queen5 Student Secretary 125 Softball Team 125 Student Coun- cil Alternate 12. 5' ff. , :Ng mi 2-5,-:.:-a. ,ww- ,f YQ. tus a. vw -+1 f..-of I Ng. .L ,X I! , K Qi' . as Q X Wi ' M 5 is 5 'f 9' i X xx 144 21 ' , gifgif -gg? nn., A -,.XLA,.,-,g-:. - wx :rx nde Qs 1 K' 1 q A, lassnmen 145 s JUNIORS Officers: Sponsor, Mr. Bruggemang Secretory, Janice Zarnicg Vice-President Linda Lotzg Treasurer, Mary Lou Zarnicg President, Al Eisley. x V E 11-A 219 Row 1: Joseph Speicher, Janice Little, Linnie Shipp, Nancy MacLaren, Beverly Fazzoni, Lindo Houston, Michelle Potts. Row 2: Beverly Kusner, Brenda Burkett, Mary Ellen Maust, Pat Sutcliffe, Mary Lou Zarnic, Albert Woodman, Pat Nath, Dan Gargey. Row 3: Elaine Reich, Dan Pogo, Larry Cirillo, Dale Crownover, Linda Workman, Clare Faix, Ronald Roup, Bruce Phelps, Row 4: John Kurland, Gregory Earnest, Bob Johnson, Lee Totty, Richard Cost agna, Bill Dennen, Michael Boyd, Ed Stefonik. Row 5: John Loose, Ed Weightman, Ron Fuccaro, Bob Hickman, Ron McAchren Anthony Znavar, Charles Shafer. Absent from picture: Sue Hahn Linda Rudolph, Mary Lou Worhola. 1 1 Il-B 222 Row I: Paula Hafner, Carol Shetter, Lynn Beeson, Nancy Licht, Geri Burke, Janice Zarnic, Row 2: Barbara Struble, Gail Lute, Bernadette Mattes, Nancy Moore, Mike Ronura, Bill Rhea. Row 3: Dick Terrill, Pat Ruckh, Carol Persichetti, Lois Farquhar, Kathy Cheplic, Jeff Wells. Row 4: George King, Dave Zewe, Elmer Hess, Mark Booth, Rich Kossum, Joe Estock. Row 5: John Withers, Jack Snyder, Dennis Maxfield, Bob Brickner, Bill Scott, Paul Bowers, Gilbert Durosko. Absent from picture: Bob Gordon, Terry Hiles, Bill Calesaric, Bill Jackey, Cathi Stadnicki, Donna Eroline, Ed Chontos, Merle Henry. 11-C 225 Row 'I: Cathy Withers, Joann Hiscar, Donna Romano, Terry Leh- ner, Janice Gileson, Carole Miller, Nancy Kalback. Row 2: Nettie Pernisek, Chris Trappen, Hilda Lewis, Sharon Mann, Lynn Smith, Rosemary Ceryack, Betsy Stock. Row 3: Carrie Sedinger, Susan Caftarel, Susan Brown, Roberta Gates, Joel Schwartz, Thomas Garter, Roy Custer, Bob Essey. Row 4: Ronald McDonald, Jim Reynolds, Steve Wattenmaker, Jack Grimes, Robert Doering, Robert Hansen, Albert Matyasousky, David Harringen. Row 5: Robert Wilson, Jim Burtt, Bob Hurley, Wayne Fisher, Jim Arm- strong, Chris Snavely, Creigh Bogart, Dave Tamburino. Absent from picture: Shirley Beam, Yvonne Ebbinghaus, Ronald Monich, Tim Zdrale. I L. 'l'l-D 216 Row 1: Donna Bracken, Dave Ache- son, David Grimes, Craig Mclntyre, Linda Gillen. Row 2: DiAnn Steiger, Karen Lewis, Mona Bornhoeft, Gerald Little, Tom Jagernan. Row 3: Larry Hosmer, Philip Haines, Tom Mowry, Shirley Econovich, Linda Green. Row 4: Diane Cranisky, Marion Maclure, Beverly Smith, Charlotte Frantz, Jan- an Friedlander, Becky Lee. Row 5: Roberta Hookey, Eric Bragg, Steve Livingstone, Dan Dolinar, Jim Cleve- land, Al Eisley. 'I1-E 'I13 Row 1: Sandra Schron, Luana Certelli, Sue Roethe, Sidney Willson, Linda Stevens, Carol McPaul. Row 2: Catherine Gallo, John Will- iams, Randy McDonald, James Hudzik, Judy Pasqua, Helen Lovell, Adele Bartholomeo. Row 3: Ken Benson, Gary Miller, Louise Malacki, Shirley Jacox, Jack Dinsmore, Steve Flory. Row 4: Diana Henry, Ann Townley, Georgia Lehman, Ralph Zygenda, George Patrick, Ronald Marcheleta. Row 5: Rex Bisel, Park Crosier, William Buchanan, George Watson, Robert Young, James Ferguson, James Smoyer. Absent from picture: Lois Smith, Gary George, Gilda Brown, Nancy Danklet, David Guy, Harry Erhardt. The cafeteria crowd waits to be dismissed. kr 'll-F 'IIS Row 'l: Jean Sypolt, Mary Kay Thompson, Chris Stetar, Lynda Lotz, Sharon Majetic, Kathy Curry. Row 2: Linda Caldwell, Jo Ann Baldwin, Marilyn Slade, Mary Jane Wherry, Mike McGrew, Phyllis Fusco, Janice Pascoe, Becky Cathell, Row 3: Carole Schmidt, Beverly Hummel, Nancy McMonagle, Joy Hazen, Melody Loverick, Dona Watkins, Mike Smith. Row 4: Randy Above: Robbie Hickman, at his locker, exchanges a few books. Right: Anti- gone, performed by the Vanguard Players, defies her Uncle. Above Right: Down the hall and around the corner comes the 3:20 rush. Chapman, Tom Emswiller, Jeff Cox, Bill Brown, Al Sturkey, Bob Woppman, Fred Williams. Row 5: Dave Angotti, David Dick, Cliff Bickerton, Steve Mairson, Bill Paterick, Frank Genari, Norm Felix. Absent from picture: Monroe Young, Thomas Kampert, Melvin Horne, Terry Sands. E , ,, .V,, , Al , 5 - ,X ff, f p-,,,,.. 11-G 112 Row 1: Jane Hudak, Sharon Dolinar, Judy Pleunik, Jill Edwards, Agnes Riggs, Suzzane Finfinger. Row 2: Linda Hope, Pat Lawlor, Judy Schnorr, Kathy Gillen, Peggy Sumney, Donna Gray. Row 3: Carol Lloyd, Diane Hovis, Judy Plants, Linda Weaver, Cynthia Humphrey, Nancy Crowder. Row 4: Linda Martell, Carol Kobelak, Sue Quel, Glenda McGrew, Lucy Lane, Jan Finnin. Row 5: Shirley Karako, Linda Janczewski, Elaine Lytle, Barbara Arch, Pam Spear. Absent from picture: Jeane Motteram. Science classes observe several demon- strations by a representative from the Bureau of Mines. 11-H 215 Row 1: Karen Thomas, Doreen Coulson, Wanda Caley, Linda Sims, Jean Hudak. Row 2: Karen Finfinger, Nancy Webb, Melanie Stepanovich, Joy Macurak, Karen Loos, Rose Arch. Row 3: Betty K. Rush, Janice Lasher, Joan Mayak, Richard Shortuse, Michael Yablonsky, Bill Hilty. Row 4: Gerard Steivfater, Daryl Celestino, Bob Bennett, Jeff Wagner, Fred Kearney, John Lazur. Row 5: Jody Harbinson, Mary Bennett, Bob Warner, Dave Lucas, Vaughn Pakalla, Jim Costello. Absent from picture: Junius Breitinger, Robert McCorkle, Darryl Adams, Emmett Gou- ker, Clyde Lance. sl.. A.. SOPHOMORES .... ff, if... Officers: Vice-President, Tom Cochran, Treasurer, Linda Miller, Secretary, Betsy Miller, President, Jim Buches, Sponsor, Miss Johnson. 'IO-A 'I'l'I Row 'I: Gayle Black, Beverly Allen, Peggy Wall, Robert Karpinski, Marty Hako, Harold Brant, Lynne Sandmeyer. Row 2: Mary Ann Lewis, Mary Palumbo, Randy Meadows, Richard Zewe, Carol Breitinger, Cindy Rose, Linette Palmer, Row 3: Cheryl Pleunik, Patti Roberts, Diane Guy, Eilien Hill, Gail Semian, Debbie Kopp, Fred Gillen, Eleanor Perozich. Row 4: Bob Percival, Joe Cerqua, James Hilty, Bill Chontos, Howard Walters, Charles Ulakovich, John Gajdasik, Carl Bennett, Row 5: Dennis Abel, Kay Farrell, Kathy Archambeault, Harold Hines, Steve Pavlack, Dennis Peterson, David Cheplic. Absent from picture: Beverly McConeghy, JoAnn Petrovich, Mar- garet Fedorka, Ken Stevens, Dan Pitocco, Kathy Brown. 10-C 221 7:30 too early for you Brooke? 'IO-B 'l'I4 Row 'lz Marian Barella, Kathleen Nazaruk, Dana Robinson, Mark Wal- lace, Jan Rowland, Denise Carroll. Row 2: Betsy Heisler, Brian Houston, Emily Samuels, Lindo Gray, Ruth McClellan, Peggy Beitel, Mike Plau- chak. Row 3: Barbara Burch, Mary Jane Lucas, Robert Gross, Blaine Barker, Susan White, Pat Peterson. Row 4: Debbie Heylmun, Danny Wei- mer, Brooke Gamble, John Schalles, Tom Higham, Frank Roesch. Row 5: Greg Szekeres, John LaFrankie, Robert Reichle, John Hosmer, Robert Maple, Tom Cochran, Dwight Conklin. Ab- sent from picture: James Brickner, Naomi Weiss. Row 1: Linda Stewart, Gary Raduy kovich, Ricky Shetter, David D'Orazio, Geraldine Smith, Patty Trumpie, Deb- orah Albright. Row 2: Ann Mabon, Mary Macri, Anita Wood, Bernadette Rumancik, Sonja Schlosser, Allan Brennfleck, Kenneth Kampert. Row 3: Harry Jenks, Stephen Doman, James Porter, Frank Wiktorowski, John Shoe- maker, Carol Bercik, Larry Johnson. Row 4: Jeff Mandock, Jill Dugas, Linda Jordan, Robert Ross, Lloyd Judith, Marion Hudgens, Helen Bow- man. Row 5: Anthony Kobelak, Ron- ald Sartore, Ted Weissgerber, Larry Webb, Allen Fiore, Paul Chapman, Jim Jenkins, Dave Lewis, Larry Lees. Absent from picture: Carole Jones, Linda Puschak, Helen Borders. 10-D 224 Row 'lx John Wiktorowski, Robert Frazier, David Keffer, Floris Walton, Susan Scott, Sally Busler, Maurine Millinger. Row 2: Linda Marshall, Carolyn Cottam, Sharon Cushing, Robert Gulla, Linda Wright, Nancy Kondrat, Sandy Vamossy, David Lazur. Row 3: Carolyn Kampert, Joyce Gorgey, Joyce Martell, Greg Reilley, Fred Moninger, Jose- phine Chevron, Caren Yanik, Joanne McCoy. Row 4: Donald Sartore, Carol Thompson, Carolyn Summerville, James Cochran, Jack Fulrner, John Fail, Carl Tavalaro, Eleanor Watson. Absent from picture: Regina Doer- ing, Sarah Hill, Glenn Kibe, Randy Lappa, Gordon Lawson, Gerald McGrew, Russell Welsh, George Wilson, 'IO-E 218 Row 'l: Kathy Mason, Barbara Atkinson, Nancy Cundra, Ruthann Weightman, Sherry Lute, Debbie Markle. Row 2: Polly Hoffman, Lucy Ward, Linda Suttner, Bob Lanker, Richard Wolfe, Barbara Lewis, Sandy Brick- er, Linda Miller. Row 3: Tom McGrew, Ken Bernard, Jim Thompson, Jerry Woppman, Wimpy Perkins, Joyce Moresea, Mary Lynne Hance. Row 4: Eileen Felix, Sue DeBerry, Marty McConeghy, John Glass, Pat McCon- nell, Alan Meehlieb, Mike O'Bryon. Row 5: Larry Sartore, Denny Goltz, Rus Marcase, Bob Frye, Debbie McCall, Jack Hunter, Ron Chevon. Absent from picture: Wayne Ank- ney, Sue Clark, Linda Farber. --1 Al Left: Mary Ann Lewis leads a parade of smiles. Right: Deputy , Carol McPaul in charge of bake sale at Sophomore Carnival. ve .A Q y . TH H, ., . ,.., tm, 4. 10-F 108 Row 1: Linda Fought, David Reith, John Karnack, Patty Woodman, Suzanne Ferguson, Carolyn Speck, Kim Hite. Row 2: Nancy McDonald, Carol Pauline, Nancy Bendel, Betsy Miller, Beverly Mattes, Jackie Gardiner, Cheryl Rit- tinger, John Scott, David Geary. Row 3: Scott Green, Susan Snavely, Bob Taylor, Pam Melvin, Nancy Downing, Trudy Marychak, Barry Meyers, Joe Breisch. Row 4: JoAnn Caterina, Kem Metz, Tom Yarnall, Richard Lindberg, Fred Zoller, Allan Fedela, Bruce Sands, Paul Veres. Row 5: Ed McGinn, Dennis Desimone, Martin Rodgers, Keith Bogart, Mike Bubonvich, Harry Neel. Absent from picture, Pat Metzinger, David Smith. Left, Randy Nelson shows Emily Samuels and Betsy Miller how to unload a camera on MONTICELLO time, Right, Keith Bogart and an instructor from the Nissen Company jump together at an assembly. io-G214 i ' S E i iii A ' Row 'I lFrontl left to right: Monna Molen, Gary Taylor, Tom Foster, Karen Skergan, Ellie Jackson, Karen Moresa, Joyce Furlong. Row 2: Diane Potts, Mary Sullivan, Mary Ann Koe- chel, Sandy Harris, Grace Smith, Mary Lynn Miller, Sharon Bragg. Row 3: Joe Friedman, Bill Huber, Terry Semain, Jack Moraitis, Elena Poropatich, Beth l-landshue, Judy Pap- ham. Row 4: Ronnie Caruthers, Sandy Elder, Karl Miller, Howard Matthews, John Shade, Bill Wolf, Bob Oravec. Row 5: Jim Buches, Fred Hubbell, Dennis Gilligan, Bob Bootay, Bob Beckjord, Jack Hayward, Bruce McCurdy. Absent from picture Alan Waterhouse, Ricky Kump, Blanche Markley, Jim Leccia, Galen Bisel, Emma Collins, Sam Young, Karen Mart. 9-B 104 FRESHMEN 9-A 100 Row 1: Craig Geary, William Schneider, Alan Smith, Robert Livingston, Diane Little, William Bracken, Richard Roethe. Row 2: Roberta Smith, Jill Johnson, Shel- ley Mall, Robert Ruth, John Shallenberg, Lloyd Hammons, Robert Bankerd. Row 3: Lawrence Maple, Catherine Urban, Patricia Lythe, Patricia Boyd, Carla Lockwood, RamonaYezbak, Sharon Strahler. Row 4: Carole Keffer, Michael Sartore, Vaughn Kiggins, peta, Michael Pitocco, Richard Suhody, Thomas Jenkins, Row 5: Faye Kibe, Jen- nifer Stephens, Glen Hickman, Jack Doyle, Robert Skelly, Carmine Amelia, Richard Lacoma, John Laos. Absent from picture: Lynn Giering, Floyd Hammons. Dennis Larcinese, Andrew Shar- Nunn'-an 'I Row 1: Ralph Stinner, Joseph Menozzi, Corley Lux, Gary Thomas, James Lee. Row 2: James Ford, Betty Miller, Wanda Kukulka, Carrie Mc- Row 4: Thomas Melonja, James Dewar, Bride, Mary Lowenstein, Paula Harvey, Laura Leete, Melanie Johnston. Row 3: Evelyn Mc- Grew, Connie King, Dianne, Mairson, Sally Franz, Connie Vogel, Mary Yaksick, James Allen. Ronald Goldsworthy, Marilyn Graham, Sharon Lewis, Scott Davis, Kenneth Krasneski, Charles Wolfgang. Row 5: John Noroski, Gary Jenks, Robert Scott, Nancy Beattie, Mark May, David Lane, Joseph Mums, Elmer Beam. Absent from picture Sean Bernarding, Nancy Casaldi, Susan Mattern, Douglas Miller, Gary Smith, Jerry Sawa. Winner of the ninth grade maganize campaign Luani Fitzsimmons accepts the tape recorder from Mr, Hall. , ii' 4 9-C 105 Row 'I: Robert Struble, Patrick Ferguson, Sue Angotti, Debbie Schumann, Connie Odenthal, Joseph Biedenbach. Row 2: Cindy Dinsmore, David Redhair, Virginia Grainger, Janet Wilson, James Ganes, Linda Paxon, Sandra Braithwaite. Row 3: Rita Stasiak, John Willard, Raymond Thomas, Donald Lodge, Robin Adams, Carol Nagel, Rhonda Malone, Sally McCartney. Row 4: Anna Grace Daniels, Andrew Matchett, Den- nis Glaus, Richard Bloom, Edward Will, John Frisch, James Kovolcin. Ji., s L 9-E 'I24 Row 1: Kathy Beten, Thelma Tyhonas, Marilyn Montressor, Elaine Davis, Vincent Goslicky. Row 2: Mary Chocinsky, Cheryl Wachs, David Hough, Clifford Metz, Fred Schademan. Row 3: Jim Dougherty, Kurt Tamenne, Debbie Bennett, Bill Conway, Al Brown, Debbie Brown. Row 4: Bob Wright, Art Zych, Ron Hartman, Sandie George, Bob Bailey. Absent from picture: Paul Brennfleck, Lewis Davis, Dick Myers. X Q 9-D 120 Row 1: Michael Zebert, Maryanne Houston, Sheila Trasp, Linda Zerbe, Paul Cleavenger, David Bowers, Gary Olexia, Row 2: Joel Lee, Robert Doyle, Sally Dennen, Leonard Sands, Jack Newmeyer, Bradford Boyd, Nunzio Mineo. Row 3: Gary Baker, Linda Azzarella, Leslie Caldwell, Beverly Albright, Linda Thomas, Jacqueline Brogan, Patricia Bottonari, Margaret Veronick. Row 4: Linda Jacobs, Tom Lough, Leon Nath, Louis Hough, Leo Stanton, Richard Shawl, John Johnson, Gary Schmidt. Row 5: Ray Sisco, Joseph Sullivan, Leroy George, Don Garner, Leonard Hamilton, Fred Kalinna, Don King, Sherry Troxell. 1 QE! M I 9-F 205 Row 1: Jean Wall, Roberta Klaus, Beverly Gotta, Kathy Weddell, Patty Dixon. Row 2: Diane Palumbo, Sue Harbison, Maureen Fiore, Sandra DeAngelis, Pat Harvey. Row 3: Karen Larson, Linda Mitchko, Jean Warren, Susan Fuller, Debbie Uber. Row 4: Jan Saire, Sharon Humphrey, Beverly Burch, Sandy Hood, Marilyn Cuddy, Linda Gilmore. N K Q 'K V ' xx I -.14 are V1 I A class where you cut out paper dolls? Mr. Martello lends a helping hand. 9-G 208A Row I: Gary Miller, David Carpenter, Wade Goslicky, Tom Malacki, John Henderson. Row 2: Richard Danzey, Paula Naugle, Sandra Yarvi, Beverly Gerwig. Row 3: Kathy Shalley, Gay Warnock, Cora Custer, David Magiske, David Moore, Jesse Hutchinson. Row 4: Mike Costolo, James Fusco, Joan Ely, Patricia McCabe, Karen Kuchta. Row 5: Joan Mittenzwey, Robert Olsen, Louanna Ockerman, Ernest Trentini, John Tennant, Diane Dowie. 9-H 2088 Row 'l: Luani Fitzsimmons, Roxanne Wergin, Leslie Walker, Stephen Sopko, Dick McPaul. Row 2: Arthur Brown, Kenneth Gates, Rickey Higham, Karen Foley, Mary Mowry. Row 3: Robert Rossi, John Flynn, Janet Hillegass, Roberta Eirtle, Pricilla Parke, Alvin Sedinger. Row 4: Harry Shoemaker, Daniel Carroll, Kingsley Baldwin, Joseph Jones, Carl Stetar, Bob Davis. we The ninth grade assembles to hear Q the representative from the magazine company. 9-I 209 Row 1: Jane Barr, Marlene Pakala, Sharon Ziga, Jo Ellen Lytle, Linda Gotto. Row 2: Geri Karloski, Carol Kaszycki, Cheryl Watson, Sherry Bailey, Janet Dojcak. Row 3: Pat Abercrombie, Linda Shinabarger, Susan Hatfield, Lois Houck, Carol McConnell. Row 4: Peggy Carothers, Ruth Vucenovich, Linda Hostert, Janice Kondrat, Susan Mozingo. Absent from picture: Mary Ellen Reiter, Janet Halen. 9-J 'I18 Row I: Mariann Verscharen, Gayle Gindelsberger, Robert Morris, Donna Archibald, Debbie Stetar, Gretchen Tuomi. Row 2: Teri Kiggins, Ann Parks, Teresa Koechel, Carol Shoe- maker, Dan Taylor, Robert Stack. Row 3: Sam Tyhonas, Kathy Huffman, Bob Steinen, John Eisley, Ralph Barca, John Young. Row 4: Stephanie Wil- son, John Kurta, Linda Razumic, Patty Lavery, Ellie Wilson, Cathryn Glascoe. Row 5: Susan Woodward, Phillip Bukes, Jim Litchfield, Walter Kalce- vic, Doug Marner, Joe Veres. Absent from picture: Joe Dillon, Dennis Cro- vella, Sharon Friedman, Robert De- Gruttola, Carol Adams. 4 ELM .nf A playful wave and smile from the kitchen crew. 9-K 226 Row 'l: Susan Rowland, Diane Kirkwood, Sherril Kusner, Michele Gordon, Debbie Caley, Tim Smith, Terry Harr, Ricky Po- link. Row 2: Marcy Guldenshuh, Donna Simmons, Nancy Gosliak, Bill Montgomery, Jack Froelich, Glenn Farber, Terry Miller, Jim Caley, Alfred Beam. Row 3: Jane On- dich, Mary Rhea, Joyce Walker, James Neal, Linda Rittinger, Carol Johnston, Donna Crippen, Nancy Stokey, Keith Forstall. Row 4: Pam Rathgerber, George Fedela, Tim Keefer, Dennis Eroline, Alfred Eichler, Ray Girman, Glenn Gates, Pete Ranich. Row 5: Howard Berliner, Brian McFeaters, Phil Stre- pay, Calvin Conklin, Rich Hamilton, Bill Balogh, Ralph Boggess, Tom Alderson. Ab- sent from picture: Walt McDonald, Paula Richardson, Diana Caley. EIGI-ITI-I GRADE . . . 8-B 110 Row 1: Joe Hill, Tom Spartis, Michael Marks, Marion LoPresti, Ruth Caldwell, Alma Travis, Dove Burcin, Dan Kuchta. Row 2: Margaret Gardner, Jeff Schalles, Sara Spark, Helen Hines, Donna Bauer, Greg Nuss, Doug White- house, Tom Coles, Becki Letcher, Julie Holmes. Row 3: Darcie Ewing, Sharon Anjescki, Pau- lette Mitchko, Debbie DeWalt, Georganne Baal, Margaret Saltarelli, Paula Sprawl, Anna Mae Jaskolski, Dorothy Check. Row 4: Harry Zom- bek, Gail Mastron, Steve Werle, Tim Bomba, Steve Mitchell, Mark Washabaugh, Debbie El- der, Debbie Seubert, Pat Halen. Row 5: Mark Smith, Don Licht, Merrill Ankney, Bob Foster, Tim Mclntosh, Martha Snyder, Leonard Mur- phy, Michael Johns. Absent from picture: Ron Dolinar. 8-A 117 Row 1: Gerald Caspell, Cathy Frei- wald, Gary Will, Carolyn Ward, Gary Lotz, Jonna Faulkner, Kathy Simo- nak. Row 2: Kathy Shollenberger, Charlene Nordstrom, Mary Sweeney, Michele Horne, Shelly Clark, Judy Little, Calra Korb, Debbie Duff, San- dra Shelton. Row 3: Floyd Cassinelli, Mike Groninger, Tom Houlihan, La- verne Ryerson, Bruce Siegal, Steve Brown, Mark Stull. Row 4: Steve Va- mossy, Tom Fleet, Ted Spear, Glenn McConnell, Eileen Bendel, Sue Degen- hardt, Mary Ann Julian, Donna Schmidt, Gary Bendel. Row 5: John Lombeck, Kathi Polansky, Karen Sny- der, Joan Bates, Howard Cochran, Tom Adams, Dale Withers, Larry An- derson. Absent from picture: Harold Swift, Betty Roberts. 8-C 210 Row 1: Gregory Taylor, Bonnie Doyle, Briggs, Joyce Felix, Cynthia Matthews, Foley, Karen Shoemaker, Robert Liptak. 2: Rebecca Truxal, Glenn McNamee, T Large, Bill Braum, Paul Jordan, Bill C ford, Mary Demich, Sheryl Meek, Va Wagner, Deborah Herr. Row 3: Pamela F Joe Lazur, Charles Williams, Bob Bal Sharon Goltz, Ginger Maple, Donna Ur Lynne Caffarel. Row 4: Judy Jacobs, Ra Frantz, Bob Gajdosik, Jim DeWeese, Heagy, Don Barca, Fred Dreher, Mark cliffe, Ben Castor. Row 5: Ken Max Dave Houston, Bob Morris, Debbie Ri Debbie Ewing, Georgianna Frye, Suzc Rudolph, Bill Saccani. Kickball . . , with a medi- cine ball and an odd position too. A-1' H4 if 8-D 211 Row 1: Valerie Colonna, David Mikolay, Patrick Speicher, Suzanne Kerr, Charlene Moffitt, Sally Magnasun, Janet Fenton. Row 2: Sandra Cunningham, Carol Polinsky, Cynthia Bau- mann, Regina Hodge, Cheryl Fragassi, Susan Rennie, Joe Skergan, Dennis Kelly. Row 3: Bruce Crownover, Michael Chamberlain, James Thomas, Gary Smith, Howard Latt, Edward Eismont, Rene Radu, Deborah Genge. Row 4: Shirlie Garmon, Beverly Verna, Marsha Browning, Karen Stevens, Barbara Slack, Karen Estock, Sally Weinberg, Grace Skipp, Salli Ball. Row 5: Barbara Wilson, Marjorie Hamilton, John Caligiure, William Newton, Philip Zillman, James Angotti, Carolyn Glascoe, Dwight Newell, Susan Hines. Absent from picture: Cynthia Lewis, V 8-E 204 Row 1: Kevin Finley, Craig Shaetter, Deb- orah Ellis, BethAnn Bosch, Barbara Pall- man, Cheryl Kampert, Darlene Addleman, J Ken McElheny. Row 2: Mike Deese, Bur- ton Bridge, Cheryl Rennie, Karen Guthrie, Nancy White, Denise Thompson, Mary El- len Mullen, Barbara Spyriden, Darlene Wise, ' r Ray Lipowcan. Row 3: Louise Edwards, An- nette Rumancik, Jessica Gilmore, Terry New- 1 N meyer, Susan Noordhoff, Chris Kindschi, f -r Carole Matchett, Wendy Atkinson, Karen Stokes. Row 4: James Vazzana, Thomas Frankert, Phillip Law, Terry Henry, David Hosmer, Janice Davadick, Kathy Hines, Debbie Werner, Loretta Genari. Row 5: Har- riet Hoskins, Arthur Sutton, Robert Morini, David Eichler, William Harrison, Robert Domer, Michael Bellomy, Kathy Wargo. AH' , . .W t 8-F 20'l Row 1: Tim Hite, Eric Knabenschuh, Sally Briggs, Eric Helquist, Lynn Sayell, Carol Michaels, Leslie Auldenshuh. Row 2: Larry Jageman, Dan Flynn, Russell Ashman, David Deremer, Pamela Hoy, Jeni Seymour, Kathy Veronick. Row 3: Debbie Goldman, Dorene Pancoast, Cheryl Withers, Brenda Mattes, Karen Anderson, Terry Weiss, Sue Yablonsky, John Bucar. Row 4: Mary Scott, Mar- garet Bold, Mary Keffer, Terry Hofmann, Jackie Bowser, Linda Lewis, Judy Gay- dos, Lewis lfft. Row 5: Margaret Evans, Cherlyn Moore, Debbie Orbell, John Mi- truski, Mike Hilty, Carol Crain, Charles Pfleuger, Greg Plavchak. Absent from picture: Chuck Schaffer, Mary Harvey. 8-H 206 Row 'l: Frank Krislan, San Scott, Robert Oskin, Michael Colonna. Row 2: Steve Groninger, Kathy Zrimsek, Nadine Fraikar, Paula Hough, Geri Sharpeta, Barbara Kopp, Linda Paulsen. Row 3: Vaughana Barton, Kitty Elsesser, Betty McDonald, Kathy Bradish, Gloria Gray, Tom Weimer, Ed Heck. Row 4: Debbie Latstetter, Gregory Finch, John Shakespeare, Mary Smoyer, Marcella Henderson, Vicki Reed, Marybeth Hovis, Lynn Calverley. Raw 5: Tom Farr, Gary Irwin, Harry Phillips, Dixie Bankard, Lynne Cornelison, William Schwenk, Linda Schran, David McCorkle. Absent from pic- ture, Jeannine Heeke, Bonnie Lloyd. 8-G 203 Row 1: Ronnie Wells, Tim Mowry, Richard Chevron, Patricia Mattes, Bernice Pallman, Mary Talley, Row 2: Sharon Folmer, Betsy DeSimone, Patricia Fazzoni, Steve Snavely, Sarajane Lang, Janet Otway, Tom Hayward. Row 3: Bill Hubbell, Steve Ruth, Donna Shor- tuse, Cindy Chalfant, Mary Bald, Jackie Pow- ell, Helen Jones, Laureen Hartman. Row 4: Carol Oelrich, Jessica Gabauer, Diane Withers, Diane Wisniewski, Cathy Brenholts, Jane Smith, Don Morris. Row 5: Tom Fisher, Joe Cheplic, Dave Loughran, Don Farquhar, David Amrhein, Darryl Pearsol. Absent from picture: Patty Augustine, Michele Betler, Tom Demchak, Robert Hughes, Alan Reid, Peter Sciullo, Wayne Smith. SEVENTH GRADE . . . 7-A 119 Row 1: Charles Swingle, Tom Walker, Christopher Takagi, Paul Mattoon, Ricky Irwin, Ron Sheppard, Steven Ross. Row 2: Glen Zewe, Keith Errin- ger, Patty Vazzana, Paul Roberts, Kim Munro, Joanne Nelson, Lynn Black, Joe Pasqua, Ron Mesing. Row 3: Joyce Donzy, Jacqueline DiPietro, John Warnack, Cynthia Kuh, Leslie Petro, Evelyn Kobelak, Christopher Connelly, Jim Malone, Keith Graham. Row 4: Wayne Guenther, Tom La- Frankie, Dennis Pitocco, Susan Sem- ian, Susan Burns, Karen Gibson, Carol Beeson, Lindo Reese, Gregg Spyridon. Row 5: Fred Hunter, Mark Peterson, Dick Barton, Steve Summerville, Deb- bie Braithwaite, Karen Benson, Dave Lockard, Judy Foster, Mary Headley. digg The Kennedy Mural in the cafeteria serves as a memorial to our late president. 7-B 103 Row 1: James Backstrom, Thomas Heberling, Dennis Hood, Aritha Lewis, Robert Bailey, William Thomas, Deb- bie Nolan, Glenn Critchfield. Row 2: Stanley Stodnicki, William Kosar, Wil- Iiam Campoli, Paul Friday, Joseph Levat, Debbie Brown, Janis Econo- vich, Roberta McConnell, Joanne Ev- ans, Linda Wright. Row 3: Andrea Hilty, Gail Bankard, Marcia Mills, Jim Hope, Kenny Golden, William Charles, Linda Vucenovich, Joyce Agardy, Karen Castagna. Row 4: Karen Goltz, Mary Snyder, Karen Mattes, Natalie Kuzmich, Geraldine Drnach, Dennis Beam, David Ander- son, Louis Malacki, Robert Good. Row 5: Bob Smith, Kurt Spartz, Lynn Mc- Intosh, Karen Jerome, Denise Trasp, Anna Marie Stickles, Patricia Scholl, James Reynolds, Pamela Richardson. Absent from picture: Cheryl Arasin. 7-C 102 Row 1: Larry Wojcik, Kathy Hurl, Doris Lentz, George Stanec, Robert Kennedy, Gary Heagy, Robert Mcgraw. Row 2: Debbie Elms, Debbie Chilzer, Tom Sweeney, Bob Boyle, David Davis, Terry Ackman, Mark Jackson, Ken McConeghy, Tom Steinen. Row 3: John Lindbergh, Larry Pakkala, Janet Ryerson. Row 4: Wendy Morris, Steve Taylor, Ray Moore, Eric McNeal, Steve Michaels, Ron Stoops, Tom Wade, John Crisp, Robert Price. Row 5: Lynne Meadows, Diane Smith, Diann Costolo, Marcy McCartney, Debbie Gifford, Ed Schmidt, Vicki Workman, Susan Tussing. Absent from picture: Susan Costello, Ann Harnack. 7-D 121 Row 1: Deborah Coo, Jim Shetter, Bruce Pererson, Bill Mathews, Dennis Sawchak, Edward Schmalenberger, John Macurak. Row 2: Patricia Baker, Barbara Murray, Gerard Koechel, Donna Smith, Patricia Rathgeben, Ann Shalley, Carol Metzinger, Charles Karnack, David Gindlesberger. Row 3: John Pleunik, Richard Krahan, Ray- mond Hall, Ronald Desimone, David Todd, Terry Carroll, Karen Rernensnyder, Jane Dickason, Debbie Warren. Row 4: Craig Hustwit, Tim Croyle, Laura Neff, Emily Cleveland, -Katherine -Joseph. -Lisa -Horn- berger, Sylvan Harris, Charlene Davis. Row 5: Kathy Jo Wherry, Bab McDonald, Susan Robertson, Ruth Axelson, Carla Anderson, Steve Markle, Margaret Roberts. Absent from picture: Eugene Dixon, Robert De- Nolef Michael TS0U'lS- Waiting in the auditorium be- fore lunch sure gets a guy hungry. Mr. Moore and his student teacher lend a helping hand. ss-ms, f Row 'l lFrontJ left to right: lrene Dubinski, Susan Meeleib, Dale Robinson, Mark Kampert, David Hansen, David Erhardt, Martha Ganss. Row 2: Marcia Colonna, Kenneth Weaver, Char- lene Grese, James Bernardo, Phyllis Wall, Faith Beeler, Elaine Cassini, Jean Russell. Row 3: Fred George, George Frola, Leslie Laughlin, Karen Kress, Ellen Suieta, Keith Richardson, Dale Smith, Colleen Hank. Row 4: Arthur Shawn Lyons, Virginia Horgas, Donna Lewis, Rhonda Natson, Alex Dziamnuski. Row 5: Lynn Conklin, Dennis Fuccaro, Susan Saccani, Rhonda Maust, Shelly Greie, George Williams, Donald Bittner, Debbie Schroeder: Absent from picture: Laurel Biddle, John Cirillo, Kenneth Gouker, Gloria Humphrey, Joe Koteles, Larry Little, - r J . -. , wi.3', 'ii. :- 1 A' ,g- -K 0 39-'HC' pun M ?'4e3f1.-ww f+f:'i1e-xs f3i E'- -ts-. A'-'--.. Here comes the bus! 7-F 202 Row 'lx Georgia Miller, Carol lgnaczak, Mildred Veronick, Landy Cranisky, Edgar Budday, Andrew Fedorka, Duane Breit- inger, Diane Goldsworthy. Row 2: Sue Ann Shuback, Suzanne Benack, Patty Chontos, Patty Walsh, Earl Kline, Paul Hravnak, Jim McClanahan, David Lacoma, David Shipp. Row 3 David Friday, Darlene Hicks, Sally Withers, Marleen George, Donna Bisel, Diane Hevens, Francis Bartko, Col- een McCorkle. Row 4: Bill McGrew, Dennis Moresea, William Wagner, Lorraine Lute, Cathie Weightman, Thomas Frenock, Shel- don Slepecki, Robert Booth, Robert Rennie. Row 5: Lilliam Jenkins, Barbara LeDonne, Ray Fedela, Ray Wolfe, Richard Spencer Stephen Gajdosik, Emil Domer, Sheryl Koy- sosh Brenda Hines Absent from picture: ,-i-- --W 7-5 123-A Row 1 fFrontJ left to right: Marla Kreiling, Donald Smith, Harry Metzinger, William Kerr, Ken Langfitt, Mark Melhadu, Gary Howard, Leslie Taylor. Row 2: Noreen Miller, Dennis Haines, George Soles, Wayne Tuomi, Bob Jacky, Beth Boyer, Mary Veres, Mary McTigue, Dan Ebbinghaus, Tim Born- hoeft, Barbara Gavala, Bruce Marchetti. Row 3: Melody Earls, Debbie Lawer, Jac- queline Doering, Joyce Schademan, Debbie Stoup, Marian Marchese, Barbara Breis- inger, Ricky Radu, Paul Coury, Brad Gray, David Townley. Row 4: Russell Acheson, John Stivala, Robert Lutes, Charles Mosko- witz, Jeffery Rauschenberger, Sharon Ston- ick, Mary Roney. Row 5: Arthur Harbison, Lemuel Goodrum, Ed Hutchinson, Karen Prus, Deloris Pittocco, Gail McCarthy, Cathy C8lark, Linda Lewis, KathyGeyer, Donna Stoops. Not Pictured: Wayne Jones. sr 7-H 123-B Row 'I tFrontl left to right: Tad Wells, Michael Law, Patty Montresor, Kathie Haeck, Debbie Squire, Linda Calesaric, Donna Thomas. Row 2: Jo Ann Skeddle, Thomas Alm, George Warhold, Louis Cec- coni, Elmer Swaney, Ed Carpenter, Linda Mastron, Kristen Peterson, Albin Kozikow- ski, Allen Davis, Phillip, Spartis. Row 3: Beth Rodgers, Stephen Hopkins, Ken Hay, Fritz Wherry, Ron Goodrum, Van Coulter, Marjorie Crass, Tom Duke, Peter Taucher, Charlotte Holzer, Rhonda McNeil, Cindy Ellrod, Kathy Linn. Row 4: Darlyn Oittio, Jettry Noble, Dennis Steiger, Bob Stack, Virginia Ritenbaugh, Debbie Steele, Nancy Adams, Valerie Bisacca, Kathy Leech, Dan- iel Breen, Mark Morrison. Row 5: Vicki Washabaugh, Marsha Dowie, Donald Man- cuso, Bill Stotesbury, Bob Zoller, Stanley Mitchell, Mary Ockerman, Sandra Gorman, George Lee, John Neel. Not pictured: Jeanne Barclay. Above: Mrs. Soich gives grades to an anxious crowd. Below: Homeroom in the crafts room proves interesting. EPI LOGUE One school, one people, one year - sharing the unnoticed, the insignificant, the everyday . . . half-reflecting window - gray, skinny strips on a slanted floor - opaque, glass blocks, playing spectrum with the sun - a wooden head with a hollowed nose and a Cyclops eye - a weakened curve of water in a fizzled-out fountain - fire alarm with the glass door partially unlatched - carving maze on the desks - sleek, shiny floor, folded up bleachers - the mass exodus from the auditorium and classes and lunch and 3:20. The sudden silence and aloneness of a half- cracked door in an empty auditorium on June 8 . . . beckoning us to enter - to try to be a part, once again. an But there are no more parts - no more belong- ing actively to that school, those people, that year. MONTICELLO STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ..4..,......,A.,..... Jennifer Jones PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR . . . . . Randy Nelson ART EDITOR .A,......, ,..... L inda Jones TREASURER ..,... . , . Sandy Critchfield HEAD TYPIST ...... A..,., . . Carollyn Malacki FACULTY ADVISOR . . ......... . . Rudy M. Kuchta STAFF George Cherrington Janan Friedlander Pat Degenhardt Norman Felix Margie Crawford Georgia Lehman Dennis Gaza l-yI'1ClG l-O12 Gloria Gilmore Melanie Stepanovich Evelyn Jaskol Janice Zarnic Sally Jones Debbie Kopp Rosemarie Kulish John Karnack Donna Mattes Betsy Miller Linda l. Smith Judy Pasquo Pat Yanik Lynne Sandmeyer Mona Bornhoeft Emily Samuels Al's Dairy American Hardware Arnold Shoe Store Ashman, Mr. 8. Mrs. R. G. 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Klein, Phillip Lawlor, Mr. 81 Mrs. Patrick Lewis Run Excavating Co. Marnell, Mr. 81 Mrs. Michael Martello, Mr. Mattes, Arnie Maxwell, Dr. Richard D. Mellon National Bank and Trust Menozzi, Mr. 8. Mrs. Joseph Michaels -Realty Co. Miller, Mr. 81 Mrs. Harold ck, Mr. Chicken Monath, Mr. Lewis Moore's Dari-Delite of Pleasant Hills Pavlack, Mr. 8- Mrs. Steve Pfluger's Confectionery Pierce, Dr. Walter V., Chiropractic Clinic Pleasant Hills Police Dept. Pleasant Hills Upholstering Randolph Realtors 8. lnsurors Since Roberts Brothers Atlantic Scottie's Hunt Club Seller's Shuback, Wilbert H. Singer 1-hour Cleaner Spanish Club Sparkle Car Wash Teves, Mr. 8t Mrs. William Travis Pharmacy Vernet, Mr. 81 Mrs. W. O. Jacky Agency Weber, Mrs. V. L. Whitaker Metal Products Co. Williams, Dr. 81 Mrs. A. M. Withers, Mrs. Anna B. Yocum, Marshall Zemprelli, Edward P., Rep. of the General Assembly, Commonwealth of Pa. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The Monticello Staff would like to thank the following people for their time, services, and advice: Mr. Phillips, Mr. Agate, and Mr. Glagola of Terrace Arcade Studio .......... Mr. Greenway and the Student Council . . . Mrs. Robertson and the Class of 1965 ,,.. Mr. McTaggart and the Key Club . . . . . The many teachers, administrators, students, this publication possible. 168 . . . . Photography Sales Campaign Financial Support Extra Eight Pages and patrons who helped make 1901
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