Union High School - U Yearbook (Burgettstown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1961 volume:

ggl Burgettstown. Pennsylvania 3k, V 3 o r eu o r J The lazy days of late August saw us all returning to school. Fall was ushered in to the tune of the magazine campaign, the football season, the Friday night dance, all of which yielded many a happy occasion. Thanksgiving and Christmas slipped bv bringing snowflakes, frost, a lovely Sno-BallQueen and her handsome escort. January, February, and March brought severe storms, but spring soon arrived bringing graduation and leaving us all with wonderful memories. Introduction Page . 1 Graduates 5 Undergraduates 29 Activities 39 Sports 67 Faculty 81 Humor 93 2 Advertising 96 W,iS 3k.r.,a W. Di The dedication of this yearbook is our way of expressing appreciation to a person whom we feel has done much for us and for our school. You have been ready always to take your place and do your part in making each school day a little more pleasant and rewarding. You have kept yourself young with your interest in young people. You have never lost sight of the classroom in your plans for gathering information to use the next school term. It is difficult for each of us, indi- vidually, to express our thanks to you. However, it gives us great pride to join together in dedicating this, our 1961 U, to you—our teacher and our friend, Miss Theresa Tiano. 3 Oh. my aching back! Sweetheart! This won't take Long! It's not that bad! We made it! What is it? Hep Cats! I I didn't lose a finger! Squeezebox kid! This is murder! Stitch In Time! JOHN CUNNINGHAM N. Rag and Hayrube; Course: Academic: Ambition: To goon to school; P.P. Stuck up girls; P.E. Uh-huh! Cl. Off. 12 (P); 11 V.P.: Hi-Y 10,11.12; Var. U. 11,12: La. 10,11,12; Ttbl. 9.10,11,12; Bskbl. 9.10: Wrstl. 11,12; Trk. 10,11,12. BLAINE SAYRE N. None; Course: Academic; Ambition: To be a Doctor; P.P. People who take cold showers; P.E. That's the idea! MIS 9,10,11,12, (P); Hi-Y 10, 11,12; Wrest. 9; Ftbl 9,10,12; Hi-Lite 12 (Bus. Managr); La 11,12; Sp 12; U 11,12; H.R. Off 11 (Sec. Treas.); Cl. Off 12 (VP); Jr. PI. ALICE JEAN ALVAREZ N. None; Course: Commercial: Ambition: To be successful. P.P. People who think they're it; P.E. Sav honest! FHA 8; Tri-Hi-Y 9 10,11,12; Lib 12; Sp. 12; U 12; Hi-Lite 12; Cl. Off. 12 (s.t.); Cheerl. 10, 11,12: Stud. Co. 10. 6 TOM BEDNARZIK N. Newt; Course; Commercial. Ambition: To be a Pro baseball player; P.P. Bleached blondes; P.E. Jam stadium ; Bsktbl9, 10,11,12; Ftbl 11,12; Basbl 10, 11,12. CHARLES BERNOLA N. Chuck; Course: General; Ambition: To be a Phys Ed. teacher; P.P. None; P.E. Hay Rag! Basbl 9,10; Trk 11,12; Ftbl 9,10; Wrstl 9,12; Bsktbl 10. RAYMOND LOUIS ABBOTT N. Butch; Course: Commer- cial; Ambition: To be a mechanic: P.P. Girls stuckon themselves: P.E. Out, throw 'em out! EILEEN BARISH N. Eileen; Course: Commer- cail; Ambition: Te be a Beau- tician: P.P. Girls that think they’re it: P.E. You're real smart! FHA 8,9,11; Tri-Hi- Y 10; GAA 12; Pep 12: Lib 12. RALPH J. BARTOLETTI N. Bart; Course: Academic; Ambition: To be a Lawyer; P.P. Homework; P.E. That's right! Hi-Y 10.11,12; La. 10.11,12; Jr. Play 1; B. Staff U. 11,12. WALTER ALLISON N. Walt; Course: General; Am- bition: To be a mechanic; P.P. Sour girls; P.E. Beat 'em Bucks! Hi-Y 12. JAMES A. BERNOLA N. Jimmy Albert; Course: Academic; Ambition: To be a Phys Ed. teacher: P.P. Girls who think they own gold mines; P.E. Oh my Lord, we'll all be killed! Var 11,12; Coll 12; Sp 12; Hi-Y 10,11,12; Sports 9: Ftbl 9,10,11,12; Bsktl 9; Wrstl 10,11,12: Trk 10,11,12. PETE BLUE N. None; Course: Academic; Ambition: To be a Forest Ranger; P.P. Girls who think they're better than someone else; P.E. Wanna bet! Spt Cl 9,10,11,12; Var 10,11,12; Basbl 9.10,11,12; Sp 11.12; Hi Lite 12; Cl Off (ST); Ftbl 8,9,10,11,12; Bsktbl Stud Mgr. 11,12. 7 JAMES BONGIORNI N. Bong; Course: General; Ambition: To be an owner of a packing house: P.P. Girls who think they own a gold mine; P.E. Fog out! Ind. Arts 12; Wrstl. 8,9,10; Ftbl. 9; Mod. 10. GLORIA JEAN BONI N. Glo. Course: Academic; Ambition: To be a success; P.P. Jealous Girls; P.E. Please! Listen to me. La. 11, 12; Maj. 9,10,11,12 (Assist. Head); U., Business 12; Tri- Hi-Y 8 (V.P.), 9,10,11; Com. Cl. 12; Stu. Co. 8,9; Cho. 8,9; H.R. (V.P.) 8; Band 8,9; H.R. (Sec. Treas.) 9,10,11; H.R. (V. P.) 12; Play 11 (Make Up): Cho. Acc. 8. PETE BORSOS N. Almost anything with male friends; Course: General; Ambition: To get out of school; P.P. Girls that drink: P.E. Never can tell! Stu. Co. 9,10; Ftbl. 9,10: I.A. 11,12; Mod. 10; Business Staff 12. GEORGE R. BUNDY, JR. N. Skip; Course: Academic; Ambition: To be a Mining Engineer; P.P. None; P.E. Get Out! Ftbl. Man. 12; Jr. Honor Society 10; Sr. Honor Society 11,12; Stu. Co. (Pres.) 12; Basbl. 11; Jr. Play 11; H.R. (Sec. Treas.) 11. (Pres.) 12. PETE CELLI N. Dago; Course: General; Ambition: To be a Mechanic; P.P. Stuck-up Girls; P.E. Don't sweat it! SUE COWDEN N. Susie; Course: Commercial; Ambition: To be an I.B.M. Operator: P.P. Boys who think they are it; P.E. Bov, Oh boy! Tri-Hi-Y 8,9,10 (Chap.), 11, 12; Cho. 8,9,10,11,12; Ens. 10,11,12; Library 12; Coml. Cl. 11; Band 8,9,10,11; Co. Cho.11,12; Kola Cl. 10. FRANK CHASTULIK N. Bones; Course: Academic; Ambition: To go to college; P.P. Stuck up people; P.E. What the heck's going on? La. 10,11; Sports 9,10,11,12; Baskbl 9,11,12; Trk 10,11,12. WAYNE CUMER N. None; Course: Academic; Ambition: To be a State Troop- er; P.P. Hot Rodders; P.E. Oh Mother! La. 11,12; Wrstl. 9, 10,11,12; Var. 12. 8 CAROL ANN DALVERNY N. Carol; Course: Commer- cial; Ambition: To be a Beautician; P.P. None; P.E. That's what you think! Tri- Hi-Y 9,10; FHA 11; GAA 12. WILLIAM DANIELS N. Bill; Course: Commercial; Ambition: To be a C.P.A. P.P. People taking things for granted; P.E. That's my busi- ness ! Ftbl. 9; Sp. 9,10,11,12. RITA DALVESCO N. Rit; Course: Commercial; Ambition: To be a Success; P.P. Union High School. P.E. Hain't! Tri-Hi-Y 9,10; FHA 11; GAA 12; Lib 12; Kola 10. BEVERLY KATHLEEN DAVIS N. Bev; Course: Commercial; Ambition: To be a Beautician; P.P. People who contradict themselves; P.E. Call me tonight! Tri-Hi-Y 8,9,10,11, 12; Cho. 8; Hi-Lite 12; U. 12; Forensic 12; Pep Cl. 12: Play 11; Prom 11; Kola 9. i MARKO H. DAVIS N. Getzie; Course: Academic; Ambition: To be an Engineer; P.P. People who won't go out for a sport but tell you how it should be done. P.E. Got me! Var. U. 12; Sp. Cl. 11, 12; Sp. 9,10,11; Hi-Y 12; Ftbl. 11,12; Wrstl. 11,12; Basbl. 10; Trk. 11,12; Bsktbl. 9,10. STANLEY DIAMOND N. Stan; Course: Academic; Ambition: To be a Teacher: P.P. People that insist that I do things their way. P.E. I think he's crazy! Coll. 12; Sp. 11,12; Hi-Y 10,11,12, Pres; Fr. 12. V.P.; Hi-Lite 12; H.R. Off. 10, S.T. 12 S.T.; Ftbl. 8; Wrstl. 9,10; Trk. 10,11,12; U. 12; Asst. Ed. SANDRA DUNI N. Sandy; Course: Commer- cial; Ambition: To be a Secre- tary; P.P. People who act smart; P.E. Really! Tri-Hi Y 9,10; FHA 11; Coml. 12; GAA 12. KATHIE ESNO N. Noisy; Course: Commer- cial; Ambition: To be a Beauti- cian; P.P. Girls that act silly; P.E. Oh! Don't be that way. FHA 8,9; GAA. 11,12. 9 JOHN EVANS N. Professor; Course: Com- mercial ; Ambition: To be a Businessman; P.P. Loudmouth Girls; P.E. Don't get shook! CHARLES FARULLI N. Chuck; Course: Academic; Ambition: To be a Teacher; P.P. Cold Showers; P.E. None; Track 10; Sportsman Club 9. 10,11,12; Latin Club 11.12; Hi-Lite 12; Forensic League 12; Student Council 9. BETTY GALLO N. None; Course: Academic; Ambition: To be a Nurse; P.P. Crowded Halls; P.E. No Kidding! FHA 9,10; Ref. St. 9; Coml 11; GAA 11,12; NRS 12; La. 12; Bus. Staff 12. ERNIE GALLO N. None; Course: Commer- cial; Ambition: To succeed; P.P. Punks; P.E. How about that! LANA MARIE GARCIA N. Soots; Course: Commer- cial; Ambition: To be an Executive Secretary; P.P. Poor school spirit; P.E. Me Tri-Hi-Y 8,9.10 (Hist). 11,12; Lib 12; Comm Cl 12; NRS 9, 10 (ST); Jr. Play; Band 9; Maj. 10,11,12; Stud. Co. 11; H. Rm Off 9 (ST), 11 (Pres); Pep Cl 12; Forensic Cl 12 (Treas); Ed Staff 11,12; Prom 11. CAROL GAVAZZI N. Kio; Course: Commercial; Ambition: To be a Secretary; P.P. Having no free time; P.E. I don't know! Tri-Hi-Y 9.10.12; Comm Cl 12; NHS 11,12; GAA 11; Band 9: Maj 10,11; Bus Staff 11,12; Pep Cl 12. GEORGE A. FROATS N. None; Course: Commercial; Ambition: To be a Male Steno- grapher; P.P. Silly girls; P.E. Huh! NANCY JANE GALISH N. Nance; Course: Academic; Ambition: To be an Elemen- tary Teacher; P.P. Cliques; P.E. Touche! F.H.A. 9,10; Tri-Hi-Y 8,11,12; Cho 8.9; F.T.A. 9; Latin Club 11.12; Lib. 12; Band 11; Pep Club 12; Jr. Play. lO SANDRA HARRIS N. Sandy; Course: Commer- cial; Ambition: To be a teacher; P.P. Girls who flirt with other girls'steadies; P.E. Oh well! that's life; FHA 9: Tri-Hi-Y 8; Cho. 8,9,10,11,12; Lib 12; NRS 11,12; GAA 10,11,12; Ens. 10,11,12; Play 11; Hi-Llte 12; Co. Cho. 12. JOHN HAUGHT N. John; Course: Commercial; Ambition: To be successful. P.P. Conceited girls: P.E. None: Sports 10 J 1,12. PAULINE ANN GIACOMELLI N. Paula; Course: Commer- cial; Ambition: To be a Secre- tary; P.P. People who are always late; P.E. No lies! HR. Off 10 (VP); Cho 9; Tri- Hi-Y 9.10; St Coun 10; Band 11: Bus Staff 11,12; GAA 11, 12 (ST); Coml 12 (VP); Pep Cl 12. ROSE GUIDDY N. Rose; Course: Commercial; Ambition: To be a Secretary: P.P. Girls that think they're it; P.E. Nice , huh! GAA 11,12; FHA 8,9. CYNTHIA FERN HARRIS N. Cindy; Course: Commer- cial: Ambitior: To be an Air- line hostess; P.P. Girls who lie: P.E. Bull Frog! Tri-Hi-Y 9; GAA 10,11,12; Cho 9,10: Band 11. ROWENA HARRIS N. Row; Course: Academic; Ambition: To be a teacher; P.P. Conceited people; P.E. You know! FHA 8,9; Cho 8,9, 10; FT A 10; GAA 10,11,12; La 12; Kola 11,12; Pep 12; Jr. Play. k LYNN HILL N. Sheik; Course: Academic; Ambition: To become a suc- cess; P.P. None; P.E. None; Cl Off 8 (P), 9 (P). 10 (VP); Ftbl 9,10,11; Basbl 10; Wrstl 11,12; Stu Co 8.9,10; Ath Co. 11,12; Var 11,12; Sp 12; Band 8,9. NANCY HILLIARD N. Nancy; Course: Commer- cial; Ambition: To be a tele- phone operator; P.P. Certain Pittsburgh girls; P.E. All right, if you want to be like that! GAA 12; Hi-Lite 12. HARRY HOBEREK N. None; Course: Commercial; Ambition: To be a Mechanic; P.P. StuckupGirls; P.E.Well, That's life! NATCH HOBEREK N. Junnie; Course: General: Ambition: To get a job; P.P. Food; P.E. None; Wrstl. 8; Usher's Club 8. HARRIET GRACE HOLT N. Harriet; Course: Academic; Ambition: To be a Fashion Merchandiser; P.P. Bleached Blondes; P.E. It takes all kinds ! Tri-Hi-Y 8 (Sec). 9,10,11,12 (VP); Cho 8,9 (TR); Sp 12; Accp. 8,9; Band 8,9,10,11,12; Maj. 10,11 (Head): U Staff 11, 12; Co. Bands,9,10,11,12; Dist. Band 8,9,10,11; St. Band 11; Pep Cl. 12; NFL 12; Jr. Play, Jr. Honor Soc. 8,9,10; Sr. Honor Soc. 11,12; Dist. Cho. 9; Dance Ens. 8,9. CHARLES JACKSON N. Chuck; Course: Commer- cial; Ambition: To succeed in life; P.P. Stuck up Girls; P.E. It's as cute as a bug's ear! Latin Club 10. ERMA E. JAMES N. Erm; Course: Commercial; Ambition: To be a Telephone Operator; P.P. Certain Pittsburgh Girls; P.E. Ah! Falooie; Tri-Hi-Y 8,9; GAA 11,12; Cho 8,9,10,11,12; Co. Cho. 10,12; Coml 12; Jr. Dist. 9; Ens. 9,10,11,12. BARBARA L. JENKINS N. Barb; Course: Commercial; Ambition: To be a Beautician; P.P. Know It Alls; P.E. I Hear You! GAA 12. WILLIAM G. HOUGHTON N. Woody; Course: General; Ambition: To be a truck driver; P.P. School; P.E. Oh-No! Sports 10,11,12; Cho. 8. SANDRA HOLLAWAY N. Sandy; Course: Commer- cial: Ambition: To be happy; P.P. Freshman Hall; P.E.Oh, Darnet! FHA. 10; Coml. 11; GAA. 11,12; Bus. Staff 12. V SHIRLEY KING N. None; Course: Commer- cial; Ambition: To be a Suc- cess; P.P. Cliques; P.E. How vou talk! Tri-Hi-Y 8,9.10.11; GAA. 12; Pep Cl. 12;Comll2; Ref. St. 9,10,11,12; U. 12. JOSEPH KISS N. Joe; Course: Academic; Ambition: To be an Aviator; P.P. Unsociable people; P.E. I am perturbed! Var. 10; La. 11,12; Sp. 9.10,11,12; Mgr. 10. IRENE JOHNSON N. Rene; Course: Commer- cial; Ambition: To Graduate; P.P. Teachers who give night- work; P.E. Don't bug me right now! GAA. 10,11,12; Band 8, 9,10,11,12; Kola 10,11,12; Tri- Hi-Y 9; Co. Band 12. DOLORES KARAS N. Dee; Course: Commercial; Ambition: To be an Air-line Hostess; P.P. People who think they're better than others; P.E. Hey Gladys, you getting the car tonight? FHA 8; Pep Cl. 12; GAA. 12: Nurse Club 11,12. GLADYS KASTE N. None; Course: Commercial; Ambition: To be an Air-line Hostess; P.P. Crowded Halls; P.E. Hev Dolores, where to, tonight?' FHA. 8; Pep Cl. 12; GAA. 12; Nurse Cl. 11.12. JACK KIM BE R LAND N. None; Course: Academic; Ambition: To be a Teacher; P.P. Cockv people; P.E. None; Wrstl. 9,10,11,12; Var. 10,11. 12; Sp. NRA. 8.9,10,11,12; Sp. 12; Stu. Co. 10,11; Trk. 10,11, 12; U. 12. H.R.Off. 10,V.P. 11 P. Cl Off 8 P. STEPHEN KOSAK N. Alaskan Joe; Course: Aca- demic; Ambition: To go to College; P.P. None; P.E. That’s hairy! Hi-Y 11,12; La. 11; Wrstl. 10.11,12; Ftbl. 11, 12. KAREN KOSEM N. None; Course: Commercial; Ambition: To be a Success! P.P. Riding school busses; P.E. You're Crazy! Tri-Hi- Y 8,9,10,11,12; Lib. 12;Coml. 12; Band 9 Maj. 10,11,12; U. 12; Cl. Off. 10.S.T. Attndt. 10; Cl. Q. 11; H.R. Off. 8.S.T. 11, S.T. 13 KATHALEEN KUCIC N. Kathy; Course: Commer- cial; Ambition: To be a Res- taurant Hostess; P.P. Stuckups; P.E. Oh, Beans! Tri-Hi-Y 8,9,10,11,12; Cho 8, 9,10; Comm Cl 11,12; FTA 9, 10. FRITZ KR1EGER N. None; Course: Academic; Ambition: To be a Draftsman; P.P. Know-it alls; P.E. None; Sp 11; Hi-Y 10,11,12; Mod 9; Wrstl 9,10; NHS 8,9. JOANNE KUZIOR N. None; Course: Commercial; Ambition: To be a Secretary; P.P. People who show parti- ality; P.E. Oh. Gee! NRS 8; Comm Cl 10,11,12; FTA 9; GAA 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9,10,11; Lib 12; Cho 8. ROBERT KUZIOR N. Bob: Course: Academic; Ambition: None; P.P. People; P.E. He's a man! GRACE I. LANDER N. Kitten; Course: General; Ambition: To work with child- ren; P.P. Two-faced people; P.E. You're a living doll! Band 8,9.10,11,12; GAA 10, 11,12. MAXINE LAURICH N. Macky; Course: Commer- cial; Ambition: To be a suc- cess: P.P. People who think they're better than anyone else: P.E. Don't sweat it! Tri-Hi-Y 8 (ST), 9,10; FHA 11,12; Cho 8,9. • . . i •• VALERIE LATELLA N. Val; Course: Commercial; Ambition: To be a secretary; P.P. People who can't take a joke; P.E. Ah, that's tough! Tri-Hi-Y 8,9,10; FHA 11,12; NRS 11,12; Comm Cl 12; Pep Cl 12. WILLIAM LAURICH N. Butch; Course: Academic; Ambition: To go to college; P.P. Poor grades: P.E. My Man! 14 BARBARA ANN MAJERNIK N. Barb; Course: Commercial; Ambition: To be a medical secretary; P.P. People who push; P.E. Ya' know!FHA9; Tri-HiY 10,12; Cho 9; Coml 12; GAA 11; Play 11; Band 11; U 11,12; Jr HS 10; NHS 11,12; Pep Cl 12. CAROL MALONE N. None; Course: Commercial; Ambition: To be a model; P.P. People who think they're better than others; P.E. Hal, heck! Tri-Hi-Y 8,9; Cho 8.9, 10,11,12; NRS 12: GAA 10.11. 12; Ens 9,10,11,12; Band9,10: Maj 11,12; Co Cho 9,10,11,12; Kola 10,11; Ref St 9,10,11; Dis Cho 10,11. RAY LAUDERBACK N. Brando; Course: General; Ambition: To own a bad ma- chine; P.P. Wise guys; P.E. I say! Mod 9. FRANK LAWRENCE N. None; Course: Academic; Ambition: To be a teacher; P.P. None; P.E. None; Ftbl 8, 9,10,11,12; Bsktbl 8,9,10.11. 12; Basbl 9,10,11,12; Spts Cl 10,11.12; Var U. 10,11,12; St. C 10; Sp 11,12; Hi-Lite 12; U 12. MARY E. LOMBARDI N. Moose; Course: Commer- cial; Ambition. To be success- ful; P.P. People who can't walk through the halls without pushing; P.E. Aw, come on! FHA 8,12; Tri-Hi-Y 10,11; GAA 12. JANET LUKON N. Jan; Course: Academic; Ambition: To be an Accountant; P.P. Shoving underclassmen; P.E. Tsk, Boy, oh boy !NHS 10, 11,12 (T); Stu Co 11 (ST); Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12; Coml Cl 12; La 10 (S) 11,12; Sp 12 (VP); FTA 11; Cl Off 11 (P); B. Staff 11; Drm Cl 12; PepCl 12. MOLLY SUE MALONE N. Beep; Course: Academic; Ambition: To be an elementary teacher; P.P. Locker Snoops; P.E. Got the picture! Tri-Hi-Y 9,10,11,12; PepCl 12; NHS 10; Sp Cl 11,12; Bus Staff 11,12; FTA 12. CAROL MALTONY N. None; Course: Commercial; Ambition: To be a beautician; P.P. Crowded halls; P.E. That's nice !FHA 9.11,12; Tri- Hi-Y 10; Pep Cl 12. ROSEMARY MARRA N. Ro; Course: Commercial; Ambition: To be happy; P.P. People who exaggerate: P.E. How Comes? Am. Legion Es- say 9; Stu. Co. 9,11,; H.R. Off 9 (Pres), 11 (Pres). 12 (VP); Tri-Hi Y 9.10,11,12; Coml 11,12; NHS 9,10 (VP). 11.12; Cho 9; Nur. Cl. 12; Pep Cl 12; U, Bus. 12; Prom 11; Cheerl. 10,11,12. RUTH MARTIN N. Rufey; Course: Academic; Ambition: To be a Nurse; P.P. Boys who will cut-up sports; but don't have the nerve to play themselves. P. E. Next time, you'll walk! Tri-Hi-Y 8,9,10 (VP), 11,12; NRS 12; La 11,12; Play 11; Band 9; Pep Cl. 12; Maj 10, 11,12; U 12; StuCo 8,10; Fore- sic 12 (Pres); Comm 12; Prom 11. MARY ANN MARTIN N. Mary Ann; Course: Com- mercial; Ambition: To be an Engineering Secretary; P.P. People who don't believe that all were created equal; P.E. What's that got to do with the situation? Tri-Hi-Y 9,10,11, 12; Com 12; Band 9,10; Cho 9: Sp 11,12; Prom 11; Pep Cl 12; Bus. Staff 12. PHYLLIS MERRIE MARTINEZ N. Phyl; Course: Commercial; Ambition: To be a Receptionist; P.P. Girls and boys who think they're it; P.E. You said it, I didn't! FHA 8; Tri-Hi-Y 9; GAA 10,11,12; Band 10; Spll, 12; Ref. St 10,11,12; NRS 12; Lib 10,12; Hi-Lite 12;Cho8,9. JOSEPH W. MASSENGILL N. Willie; Course: General; Ambition: To be a Mechanic; P.P. Snapping fingers; P.E. None; H.R. (VP); Mod 9 (VP); H.R. 11 (Sec.Treas.). MARLENE McCLAIN N. Mar; Course Commercial; Ambition: To be successful; P.P. Boys who drink; P.E. I'll just die! Cho 8,9; Comml 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9; GAA 10,11 (Sec-Treas), 12 (Pres); Ref St 10,11,12. DARLENE McCLAIN N. Dar; Course: Commercial; Ambition: To be happy; P.P. Reckless Drivers; P.E. None; Tri-Hi-Y 9; GAA 10,11,12 (VP); Comml 12; Cho 8,9; Ref St 10,11,12. NANCY McCREREY N. Nance: Course: Academic; Ambition: To be a Nurse; P.P. Eighth graders; P.E. You're crazy! Cho 10,112,12; Ens. 12; GAA 11,12; NRS 12. DIANA MELNYK N. Deena; Course: Commer- cial; Ambition: To be a Secretary; P.P. Too much homework; P.E. Is that so? FHA 8, (P), 11,12; Hi-Lite 12; NRS. 11.12; Coml. 12; Tri- Hi-Y 9,10. RICHARD MELNYK N. Blackie; Course: General; Ambition: To be a Carpenter; P.P. Mrs. Harris; P.E. How about that! Sp. Cl. 10,11. nancy McGinnis N. Nance; Course: Academic; Ambition: To be a Nurse; P.P. Eighth graders; P.E. No Kidding! Lib. 11,12; Nrs. 12; GAA 10,11,12; La. 11,12; Band 8.9,10,11,12; U. 11,12; Kola 10. PATRICIA L. McKEE N. Putch; Course: Academic; Ambition: To be an Elementary Teacher; P.P. The guy in Room 13; P.E. Awww-No kid- ding! Tri-Hi-Y 9,10, (P) 11, 12; FT A 11.12; U. 12; H.S. 9,10 (Sec); Stu. Co. 9; FNA 12; Pep Cl. 12; La. 11, (V.P.) 12; NFL 12; Hi-Lite 12Q.AU. 11; Coll. 11; Play 11; H.R. Off. 9. (V.P.). ' PATRICIA LOUISE MECANNIC N. Pat; Course: Commercial; Ambition: To be happy and successful; P.P. Math Class; P.E. I'll Kill Myself! Tri-Hi- Y 9,10,11,12; Cho. 8.9; Lib. 10,12; Coml. 12; NRS. 12; C.G. 11; U. 12; Prom 11; NFL. 12, Sec; Pep Cl. 12; Prom Server 10. LEROY McCUEN N. Elroy; Course: General; Ambition: To be a Singer; P.P. Wise guvs; P.E. Watch it!I.A. 12; Ftbl. 9,10,11,12. SUSAN MARIE MICHALSKI N. Sue; Course: Commercial; Ambition: To be a Secretary; P.P. A dank, moldy gym; P.E. That's tough! Tri-Hi-Y 9,10; FHA 11; NRS. 11,12; Sp. 12; Cho. 9; GAA. 12; Coml. 12; Cheerl. 10,11,12; Pep Cl. 12; Jr. Play; U. 12. ROSEANN MONTEQUIN N. None; Course: Commercial; Ambition: To be a Secretary; P.P. People who think they're better than others; P.E. Oh, Nuts! FHA. 10,11,12; Tri-Hi- Y 9; Cho. 9; NRS. 11,12; Coml. 11; Hi-Lite 12; Pep Cl. 12. 17 DAVID E. MUNGELLO N. Dave; Course: Academic; Ambition: To be somebody; P.P. Teacher; P.E. Uh-ha! Bsktbl 8; Band 8,9; Mod 9; Wrestl 9,10; NHS 8,9,10; Basktbl 9 (Mgr); Hi-Y 10,11 (Trcas), 12: La 11 (Treas), 12; Var 10; Jr Play; Prom 11; U 12; Hi-Lite (Ed) 12; Foren- sic 12; Pep 12. DARLENE MURPHY N. Dollie; Course: Commer- cial; Ambition: To be success- ful: P.P. People who keep me waiting: P.E. Oh. you're crazy! FHA 8 (ST). 11,12; Tri- Hi-Y 9,10: Cho 8; NRS 11,12; Hi-Lite 12. MARY LOU NEMETH N. Nemmie Lu; Course: Com- mercial; Ambition: To be a Secretary; P.P. Senior Lock- ers; P.E. Ah, beans! FHA 8; Tri-Hi-Y 9.10 (ST), 11.12 (ST); Comm Cl 11,12 (ST); NRS 11; Ed Staff 11; Bus Staff 12 (B Mgr); Stu Co 12; Cheerl 10,11, 12 (H); H. Rm Off 12 (Pres); Pep 12. CHARLES NICHOLSON N. Nicotine; Course: General; Ambition: To be a Mechanic; P.P. Mrs. Harris; P.E. Beat it! RONALD NOAH N. Butch-A-Lee; Course: Commercial; Ambition: To be a heavy equipment operator; P.P. Mrs. Harris; P.E. You ignorant thing!: Hi-Y 10.11, 12; Sp 12; Var U 11,12; Jr Play; Ftbl 9,10,11; Wrstl 9, 10,i2; Track 9; Pep 12. ROBERT ONSTOTT N. Bob; Course: Academic; Ambition: To be an Engineer; P.P. None; P.E. That's my man! Mod 9; Sp 11,12; Jr Play; Pep 12. 18 BONITA ANNE NAPOUTANO N. Bonnie; Course: Commer- cial; Ambition: To work with children; P.P. People who brag about themselves; P.E. I'm hungry! FHA 8; Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10.11,12 (Treas); LiblO.11,12; Comm Cl 11,12; NRS 11,12; Bus Staff 11,12; Forensic 12 (Sec); Pep 12; H. Rm Off 12 (VP); Prom 11. GAR I MARIE NAPOLITANO N. Nap; Course: Commercial; Ambition: To be a Secretary; P.P. Senior Lockers; P.E. Hey Dad, I need some money!FHA 8; Cho 8; Tri-Hi-Y 9,10,11; GAA 12; Pep 12; Comm Cl 12; Band 8; Maj 9,10,11,12 (Asst H); Jr Play; NRS 11. PED PHILLIPS N. Pedzer; Course: Academic; Ambition: To be a success; P.P. Homework; P.E. EE- YAA-Twist! Jr Hi Ftbl; Var Ftbl 10.11,12; Basbl 9; Mod Cl 9; SportsC110.il; Hi-Y 12; Latin Club 11,12. PAMELA BURMA PLATE N. Pam; Course: Academic; Ambition: To be a Journalist; P.P. People who are never late; P.E. Oh. yea! FHA 8; Tri-Hi-Y 9,10,11.12; FNA 11, 12; FT A 11; U 11,12; Coml 12; Cho 8,9; Ens 9; La 11, 12; Play 11. Hi-Lite 12 (Ed) Co Cho 9; St Co 8,9,10; Cl Q 10, Attndt 11; Pep Cl 12; NFL 12; Dan Ens 9. SYLVIA O'PALKA N. None; Course: Academic; Ambition: To be a success; P.P. Bad tempered people; P.E. I don't knowr! Lib 11, 12; NRS 10,11,12; GAA 11,12; Co Band 12; Band 11,12; Kola Cl 10. LEE PERKINS N. Perky; Course: General; Ambition: To be a farmer; P.P. Crowded halls; P.E. I rikey do that! DONNA MARIE PASCARELLA N. Dee; Course: Academic; Ambition: To be an Air-line Hostess: P.P.Chemistry; P.E. Who wanders yonder in my ad pad! Tri-Hi-Y 9,10,11; NRS 11,12; GAA 12; Sp 11,12; Cho 9; U 12; Pep 12; HR Off 9 (ST) Com 12; Prom Com 11. REBECCAS. PETRUCCI N. Becky; Course: Academic; Ambition: To be a teacher; P.P. Senior lockers; P.E. It's reallv nice! Tri-Hi-Y 9. 10 (Tr), 11,12; Cho 9; NRS 12; FTA 11,12; La 11 (P) 12: Play 11; U. 11,12; Kola 10; Cheerl 10,11,12; Cl Attndt 11; NFL 12; Pep Cl 12; NHS 9,10 (P) 11,12; Prom 11. BILL RALSTON N. Rally; Course: Academic; Ambition: None; P.P. Singers; P.E. None. JESSE RIDDILE N. Shorty; Course: Commer- cial; Ambition: None; P.P. Hot rodders; P.E. You rat! Hi-Y 10,11,12; Bsktball 9,10,11,12; Trk 11,12. 1 19 RONALD I. RIGGLE N. Ron; Course: Academic; Ambition: To go on to college; P.P. Smart Girls; P.E. Get Lost! Latin 10,11; Mod 9. WILLIAM RIGGLE N. Buck; Course: Commerical; Ambition: To become an elec- tric welder; P.P. None; P.E. You know it man! FFA 10,11. MARTHA ROBERT N. Marti; Course: Academic; Ambition: To be a teacher; P.P. People who lack school spirit; P.E. Heavens to Merg- at roid! Tri-Hi-Y 10.11,12; Chap. 12; Cho 9; Lib 12; Sp 11,12; Jr. Plav , , Bus. 11. 12; NJHS 9,10; NSHA 11,12; Pep Club 12. STEVEN ROMAN N. Steve; Course: Academic; Ambition: To retire; P.P. Smart Girls in Physics; P.E. How about that; H.R. (Treas.) 10; (VP) 11; Mod (Treas.) 10; Wrest. 10; Ftb. 10. LOU RODRIGUEZ N. Lou; Course: Academic; Ambition: To succeed; P.P. None; P.E. None; Varsity U 11,12; Sp 11,12. CONNIE ROSS N. None; Course: Commercial; Ambition: To be a receptionist; P. P. People who think they are it; P.E. Boy, oh Boy! FHA 8; Tri-Hi-Y 9,10,11,12; Hi-Lite 12; Pep Club 12. DONALD RINGER N. Don; Course: General; Ambition: To graduate; P.P. Mrs. Harris; P.P. None. BILL ROACH N. None; Course: Academic; Ambition: To be successful; P.P. People who think they are better than others; P.E. Says who! CP Off 9 (Sec. Treas); Lowry 9; Hi-Y 10,11.12; La 11,12; FT A 10; Pep Club 12; Hi Lite 12. 20 BETTY RUSKOWSKI N. Bet; Course: Commercial; Ambition: To be a nurses aid; P.P. People who talk about others; P.E. Why? Tri-Hi-Y 9,10. CATHERINE SANDRI N. Cathy; Course: Commer- cial; Ambition: To be a Secre- tary: P.P. Senior lockers in Sophomore hall; P.E.Balom;. FHA. 8,9,10; Sp. 11,12; Pep. 12; Coml. 12; H.R. Off. V.P. 12; U. 11,12. HARRY SABATASSEE N. None; Course: Academic; Ambition: To be an Attorney; P.P. None; P.E. None. DONNA JEAN SARNICKE N. Dee-Dec; Course: Com- mercial; Ambition: To be a Secretary; P.P. People who think they're better than others; P.E. Oh, Heavens !Tri- Hi-Y 10; FHA 11; GAA 12; Coml. 12. JOHNNY SARRACINO N. None; Course: Commer- cial; Ambition: To be a Mortician; P.P. Stuck up girls; P.E. You too! Models Cl. 10, 11,12. RALPH H. SCOTT N. Holly; Course: Commer- cial; Ambition: To be a Teacher; P.P. Crowded halls; P.E. I'll never tell! Mod. Cl. 9; Hi-Y 10,11,12, S.T. NHS 11, 12 V.P. Pep Cl. 12; Band.8,9, 10,11,12, U. 11,12: Prom 11. MARY SCOTT N. Mary; Course: Academic; Ambition: To be a first grade teacher; P.P. People with no school spirit; P.E. Well! Tri- Hi-Y 8,9,10,11,12; Chap. 8,12; Lib. 12; Band 8,9,10,11; U. 11, 12; La. 11,12: JNHS. 9,10: SNHS 11,12; Pep Cl. 12. FLORYAN J. SENDORA, JR. N. Flossie; Course: Academic; Ambition: To be an electrical Engineer; P.P. People with superiority complexes; P.E. All right, All ready! Wrestl. 9,10,11,12; Trk. 10,11.12; Ftbl. 11,12; Var. 11,12; Hi-Y 10,11,12; La. 11,12; Jr. Play 11; Prom 11: Forensic 12; Hi- Lite 12. 2 1 CHARLES ROY SMITH N. Chuck; Course: General; Ambition: To be a success; P.P. Stuck up people: P.E. I’d say! EDWARD SMITH N. Head Smith: Course: Gen- eral; Ambition: To be a Mechanic; P.P. Wise guys; P.E. I don't rike to do at! Ftbl 9,12; Wrstl 11,12. JAMES D. STASCHIAK N. Stasch; Course: Academic; Ambition: To be a aeronautical Engineer; P.P. Big-mouthed people; P.E. I'll say! Sports 9,10; La 11,12; Wrestl 8.9. 10,11,12; Var 11,12; IA 11.12; Ftbl 9,12. JOHN R. STEWART N. None; Course: Commer- cial; Ambition: To enter the Air Force; P.P. Stuck up girls; P.E. And all that Jazz! Band 11,12; Sports 9,10,11,12. PHYLLIS STRICKO N. Phyi; Course: Academic; Ambition: To be a Teacher; P.P. Cliques; P.E. For Heav- en's sake! Cho 9; Lib 11,12; La 11.12; Tri-Hi-Y 11,12; Hi- Lite 12; Ed Staff 12; FHA 10; NRS 9,10. GREGORY STRONGOSKY N. Greg; Course: Academic; Ambition: To be a great musi- cian; P.P. None; P.E. None: Band 9,10,11,12; Co. Band 11. 12; Dis. Band 11,12; Pgh Youth Sym. 12. ROSALIND JEAN SMITH N. Jeanne; Course: Commer- cial; Ambition: To be a Beautician; P.P. An unringing telephone; P.E. Something like that! Tri-Hi-Y 8,9,10,11,12; Lib 11,12; Kola 9,10,11; Stu Co 11,12; Maj 12; CommCl 12. SANDRA LEA SPRANDO N. Sandy; Course: Commer- cial; Ambition: To be a music teacher; P.P. Rough Desks. P.E. You is bad! Cheerl 10, 11,12; Tri-Hi-Y 9,10; FHA 11; NRS 12; Jr Play; GAA 12; Pep Cl 12; Accp. 10,11,12. 22 JANET LYNN STROPE N. Sis; Course: Academic; Ambition: To be a nurse; P.P. Conceited people; P.E. This bugs me! FHA 10; NRS 12; GAA 11.12; Sp 12; U-Staff 12; Pep Cl 12. MARY LOUISE TABORSKI N. None; Course: Commer- cial; Ambition: To beaSecre- tary; P.P. Senior lockers in Sophomore hall; P.E. How about that! FHA 8,9.10; Sp Cl 11,12; Pep Cl 12; Coml 12. ROBERT SZCZERBA N. Shotgun; Course: Academic; Ambition: To be an engineer; P.P. Show offs; P.E. I'll give you one of these! Ftbl 9,10. 11,12; Basbl 9,10,11,12; Bsktbl 9,10,11,12. JOHN E. TASZ N. None; Course: Academic; Ambition: To be a success; P.P. None; P.E. None; Hi-Y 10,11,12; Band 8,9,10,11,12; La 11,12; U; H.R. Off 8,9; Stu. Co 8,9,10; Cl Off 8,9,10; Basbl 11,12; Pep Cl 12: Mod. 9 (P); Ed-in-Chief U. 12; Co Band 9,10,11; Dist Band 11; Cl King 10,11. GLADYS MARIE TAYLOR N. Marie; Course: General; Ambition: To be in the service; P.P. None; P.E. None; FHA 10; Coml Cl 11; GAA 12. ROXANNE TUCCI N. Roxy; Course: Academic; Ambition: To graduate from college; P.P. Jealous girls; P.E. Get in line! Maj 10,11 (Asst, head), 12 (Head); H.R. Off 8 (ST). 9 (P), 12 (ST); Stu Co 9: Sp Cl 11 (P), 12; Tri-Hi-Y 8 (P).' 9,10,11,12; NFL 12; Band 8,9,10,11,12; Coml Cl 12; B. Staff 12; Hi- Lite 12 (Feat Ed); Co. Band 12; Cho 8,9; Jr. Play (Stu. Dir.); Prom 11. ELSIE TUSTIN N. Els; Course: Commercial; Ambition: To be a beautician; P.P. Grippy people; P.E.Shoe bugs me! Lib 12; Coml 12; GAA 11,12. DENISE VERMEULEN N. Dee Dee; Course: Com- mercial-Academic; Ambition: To be an Air-line Hostess: P.P. Snobbv people; P.E. Like fun! Cho 9; GAA 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11; Lib 11,12; Coml 11,12; Sp 12; Jr. Par. 1st attnd. 23 RALPH VIGLIOTTI N. Organ Grinder; Course: Commerical; Ambition: To be a disc jockey; P.P. Two fishes; P.E. Throw you a fish. THOMAS VINCENTI N. Frenchy; Course: General; Ambition: To have a navy career; P.P. Cracking gum; P.E. Hey There! BONNIE WILLHOYTE N. Bon; Course: Commercial; Ambition: To be a success; P.P. People who are always mouthing off; P.E. How about that! Tri-Hi-Y 10; FHA 9.11. 12. TIM ZAJONC N. Tim; Course: Academic; Ambition: To drive at the Indianapolis Speedway; P.P. People who think they're better than others; P.E. Here we go again! ELIZABETH WOZNIAK N. Liz; Course: Commercial; Ambition: To be a secretary; P.P. People who think they are better than others; P.E. Dog gone it! CHARLES WEBSTER N. Young Web; Course: Aca- demic; Ambition: To be a musician; P.P. Wimmins; P.E. You're censored! Wrstl 8,9,10, 11,12; Jr. Dist Cho 8; Co Cho 9; Ftbl 8.9; Band 9,10,11,12. SALLY LEE WELSH N. Sally; Course: Academic; Ambition: To be an advertis- ing artist; P.P. People who don't smile; P.E. Darn it any- how; Tri-Hi-Y9,10,11,12; Cho 8,9.12; U 12 (Art Ed.); La 11, 12; Jr. Play 11; Hi-Lite 12; Pep Club 12; Co Cho 12; Coll 12; FTA 12. 24 u e 3 3 MOST TALKATIVE I MOST VERSATILE Wko’s Wko 3n 1961 Mary Lou Nemeth Stanley Diamond Charles Bernola Martha Robert WITTIEST Irene Johnson Ped Phillips BEST DANCERS Lana Garcia Floryan Sendor? MOST POPULAR Rose Mary Marra John Cunningham MOST MUSICAL Sandy Sprando John Tasz 26 BEST DRESSER Carol Gavazzi Walter Allison Mary Ann Martin Robert Kuzior MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Harriet Holt Blaine Sayre BIGGEST BLUFFER Barbara Majernik Pete Blue MOST BASHFUL Sylvia O'Palka Steve Roman MOST ATHLETIC Janet St rope Frank Lawrence 27 C taSA J4isl o As a group of bewildered thirteen-year-olds opened the doors of Union High School on September 3, 1956, the class of 1961 began to take form. Approximately 140 pupils, ranging in size from elfs to normal humans elected Lynn Hill as their President; Jack Kimberland as Vice-President; and John Tasz as their Secretary-Treasurer. With October came the first social gathering in the form of a Halloween party. Prizes as the prettiest, ugliest, most unusual and the most original were presented with Lana Garcia as an Indian princess, Ralph Vigilotti as a ho-bo, and Holly Scott with Charles Webster together as a hound dog, the respective winners. As the school year passed on eager eighth-grade girls initiated the Gamma Tri-Hi-Y. September of 1957 brought an increased enrollment to the freshman class, which seemed to give added vitality. Advised by Mr. Welch, the class chose Lynn Hill, President; John Tasz, Vice-President; and Pete Blue, Secretary-Treasurer. The class social event again came on Halloween as a Hay Ride. A number of students achieved class recognition in the dance ensemble which was composed entirely of freshmen and as U.H.S. representatives to District and County Band. Fall of 1958 found an eager sophomore class at Union. Class representation on the football team and in the band was good. The class Secretary-Treasurer was Karen Kosem, the Vice-President was Lynn Hill, the President was John Tasz. Class participation in school activities increased with seven girls; Gloria Boni, Lana Garcia, Harriet Holt, Karen Kosem, Ruth Martin, Gari Napolitano, and Roxanne Tucci contributing as majorettes and the sophomore cheering squad composed of Alice Alverez, Rosemary Marra, Susan Michalski, Mary Lou Nemeth, Becky Petrucci, and Sandy Sprando saw its first action. Spring was greeted by ’’April in Paris” as the theme of the class party. At this affair the first class king, queen and court were chosen. John Tasz and Pamela Plate reigned as king and queen. Their attendants were John Cunningham, Karen Kosem, Jack Kimberland, Molly Malone, Rosemary Marra, and Ronald Noah. The Junior class and 1959 saw the class blossoming under the Presidency of Janet Lukon, Vice- Presidency of John Cunningham, and the Secretariatship of George Bundy. As the junior class participants in sports increased. Lynn Hill was elected class representative to the Athletic council. Carol Malone and Carol Gavazzi were chosen as majorettes. In the first class business venture, a magazine campaign, the largest total of magazine sales in the history of Union was accomplished and in honor of this great achievement a celebration was held in the gym which featured a girl-boy dodge ball game. Class rings were eagerly ordered in December and then the ’’long wait” for their spring arrival. ’’Mars Moods” set the theme for the class party. The king and queen of the milky way were John Tasz and Karen Kosem attended by John Cunningham, Denise Vermuelen, Jack Kimberland, Pamela Plate, Ralph Scott, Patty McKee, Bob Kuzior, Lana Garcia, Tom Vincenti, and Becky Petrucci. After one of the most impressive class tryouts in recent years, Mr. Brozier started to put a class play together. Publicity Mad” was the title and we remember a few of the cast who went publicity mad in the process. The cast party was held after the third and final performance. At the party, Mr. Brozier was the recipient of a gigantic box which contained a toy lawnmower. The celebration was ended on a cool note many of the attenders will testify, with everybody freezing in Ped Phillips truck trying to find a couple of parkers. Our most crowning achievement came in May when we began decoration of our prom. By much work the gym was turned into a southern plantation which was decended into through a rose-covered trellis. Branches draped with Spanish moss hung above as we danced around a water fountain that shot tiny jets of water up and down into a reflecting pond inhabited by gold fish. We triumphantly named the entire setting, Return to Terra. The leaves were beginning to change their shades when we returned to school as seniors. John Cunningham, Blaine Sayre, and Alice Alvarez were chosen to occupy official class roles. Football season brought with it the week-end dances and the final home game at which we witnessed Frank Lawrence and Roxanne Tucci crowned Football King and Queen of 1960. The McElhany Football Award went to John Cunningham. Then came the Presidential Election of 1960 and the giant campaign and rally sponsored by the seniors. Next was testing time as we worked through college boards, employment and IQ tests. Finally spring came and heralded our final few days at high school. So, in a long tradition, we the class of 1961, will soon receive our diplomas and march into life’s service, but as we look back we won't forget our friends, nor our happy days shared here at Union. 28 TtacCesiysuzcU i Class Officers and Advisor: Mr. Brozier, G. Danek, C. Boiler, C. Jeffrey. The class of 1962 returned to Union High School August 29, 1960, ready for work after the long summer's vacation. At the first meeting of the class the Juniors elected their class officers. They are: Carl Jeffrey, President; Charlotte Boiler, Vice-President; and George Danek, Secretary- Treasurer. During the early fall months the class sold magazines in order to raise money for future activities. The magazine campaign, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Pusateri, proved very suc- cessful. This year, as past years, found the class well represented in °ll the clubs and athletic groups of the School. In April, the class staged its annual play. The play, under the direction of Mr. Brozier was well attended and offered many moments of enjoyment to those in attendance. The high point of the year, the Junior-Senior Prom, took place in the spring. It was a well-attended, gala affair. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, J. Jones, C. Esno, F. Kabo, G. Kemp, K. Homitz, S. Harris, S. Harvey, F. Kiss. SECOND ROW: J. Kucic, P. Flanigan. D. Harshey, J. Hamilton, M. Fowler, H. Hennequant, A. Guvo, J. Kraeer, K. Goleski. R. Janulewicz. THIRD ROW: J. Hill. B. Johnson, J. DeSantis, C. Jeffrey, R. Delmontagne, W. Keating. K. Lombardo, K. Gavazzi. TOP ROW: B. Harvey, T. Dubich, D. Dowler, J. Guna.R. Foflygen, M. Gasparovlc, C. Harris, R. LaPosta. 30 BOTTOM ROW: Lefl to Right, C. Black, B. Allison, N. Blaine, D. Allison, P. Clair, D. Drazick, P. Baronick, C. Boiler. L. Dunay. SECOND ROW: D. Bruce, S. Butcher, J.Casey,S.Cherenko, M. Barnhart, C. Diamond, J. Collins, J. Cole, P. Dluski, P. Crow. THIRD ROW: R. Bailey, J. Adamson, L. Angelo, R. Cindrick, E. Dalverny, J. Campos, D. Boni. R. Blakley. FOURTH ROW: G. Danek, J. Danek.D. Dowler.J. Bertovich, G. Coipo, D. Bartoletti, R. Amistadi, T. Cunningham, T. Dalverny, B. Bednarzik, C. Cook, BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right. G. Li Hard, G. Lewis, S. Ruskowski. M. Orga, J. Murin, M. Nokovich. B. Jones. SECOND ROW: M. Nicholson, M. McClain. S. Main, S. Ramirez, P. Prezenkop, G. Ownes.N. Ray, W. Owens. THIRD ROW: J. Kuzior, P. Patsolic. R. Mika, B. Miller. N. Loncaric, R. Orenchuk, R. Malone, F. Roman. TOP ROW: B. Mendez, J. Minko. R. Phillis, J. McFarland, J. Muscaro, G. Pastor, S. Orenchuk, T. Melynk, D. Neil. L. McBee, S. Matesic. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, J. Zabetakis. W, Thompson, M. Viloski, A. Zuemic, B. Yazevac, L. Stewart, J. Scruppi. SECOND ROW: R.Robertson, J. Templeton, C. Taborski, B. Schulte, M. Shaffer, A. Vagentic, P. Tyler, P.Tucci, M. Stetar, R. Ward. THIRD ROW: L. Wysocki, J. Trevena, J. Spanogians, R. Price, R. Schollart, D. Rash, D. Rollinitis, B. Robinson, T. Puskovich. TOP ROW: C. Yanek, A. Sella, S. Skarupa, R. Simpson, F. Rupani, G. Kansas, R. Mendez, F. Riddile,R. Pratt. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right. S. Atkins. R. Dalverny, B. Clark. A. Esno, L. DeVunono. C. Diamond, B. Davis, J. Bukolovich. SECOND ROW: J. Bartoletti. C. Cindrich, P. Dunay, V. DeCook, L. Dal vesco, C. Cindrich, C. Clawson. K. Dommick, J. Elich. A. Coplo, S. Bender. THIRD ROW: J. Burkhart, L. Chatter, J. Bianchini.R. Boni, R. Celli, D. Bertoni, R. Beard. R. Bartoletti, J. Babyak, J. Blasco, M. Blank. TOP ROW: J. Bish. R. Cipranic, K. Abate, J. Cipranic, T. Baronio, L. Dowler, M. Alverez, R. Delprato. P. Dellipina, J. Dudeck, G. Brown, M. Daski. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right. P. Maroni, M. Kemp. M. Link, A.Gerron. W. Froats. A. Radacoy, J. Lewis. J. Crisstoff. SECOND ROW: J. Kucic, J. LaPaz, C. Mechanic, P. Keifer, J. Habyanet, G. McDonald, W. Froats, M. Kosack, L. George, V. Gablosky. P. Guiddy. THIRD ROW: F. Grabski, T. Lescovitch, J. Gobleck, R. Filipponi. A. Delprato, C. Gillespie. J. Haley, R. Harris, R. Lounder, J. Fritc’h. J. Kovach, R. Lounder. B. Domick. TOP ROW: E. Hanlin, J. Gavazzi, J. Kubalak. H. Gillespie, D. Jancart, R. Johnson, J. Latella, C. Griffith. T. Grennell, B. Lombardi, M. Hanna, D. Hulick. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, L. McCrerey, D. Reese, D.„ Readie, J. Petroski, N. Schulte, N. Pagasky, K. Nokovich, G. Metrovich. A. Pastor. SECOND ROW: J. Cindrich, P. Riggle, M. Nice, R. Orgavn, R. Orgavn, C. Ralston. R. Melnyk, M. Nicksick, S. Petricca, J. Metz. THIRD ROW: B. Montequin. P. Mirich, D. Sella, R. Rommes, J. Mermon, G. Neidzelka, M. Pagasky. J. Peibish, J. Prado. D. Matters. TOP ROW: J. Ozimek, J. McGivern. F. Pastor, T. Mervosh, F. Malardie, G. Mankowski, R. McClements, J. Reed, J. McKee. 32 CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS: Miss Tiano, Miss Scott, J. Ozimek, R. Johnston, R. Lounder. This class of Sophomores came back without any hesitation to pick up their school activities where they had left them before the months of summer vacation. They were quite different from the class of inexperienced Freshmen they had been last year. Instead of the shy, nervous attitudes, they assumed calm, refined and poised actions. They chose the followingclassofficers: Presi- dent, James Ozimek; Vice-President, Ron Johnson; Secretary-Treasurer, Ray Lounder. The class advisors are Miss Tiano and Miss Scott. The Sophomores proved themselves worthy members of the clubs which they joined. At all the games their voices could be heard, loud and clear, encouraging our team to victory. The Soph- omores looked forward to their class party on April 13, where they had a very good time. As these Sophomores have progressed in mental, physical, and spiritual growth in the past year, so shall they continue to develop until they, too, will one day be responsible for caring for the affairs of their country. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, Y. Sennett, B. Testa, N. Smith, R.Tustin,J.Stanley, D. Smith, M. Thomas, I. Yakovich. SECOND ROW: D. Wade, G. Varner, M. Yaworski. J. Scott, F. Schilinski, S. Sworchek, J. Wasik, S. Wolanski, R. Zoppetti, D. Suica, J. Suprek. THIRD ROW: F. Steimeger, P. Tepsic, E. Schaffer, B. Vuksanovich, S. Sziminski, H. Young, J. Vizvak, J. Williamson. J. Smalley. TOP ROW: W. Spencer, D. Woods, T. Strope, G. Swanik, G. Slater, J. Stevens, J. Wilkins, H. Tustin, B. Zernich, L. Strope, R. Sentipal. 33 CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISOR: Mrs. Vukotich, P.Edwards,C. Scopel, B. Ward. The class of '64 started its freshman year with enthusiasm. It chose as its officers Robert Ward, Charles Scopel, and Patricia Edwards; as President, Vice-President, and Secretary- Treasurer respectively. The help of its faculty advisor, Mrs. Vukotich, was greatly appreciated. On a very chilly evening in November the members of the Freshman class enjoyed a hayride. After traveling over the countryside they returned to the school gym, ate heartily and danced for the remainder of the evening. The students joined in extracurricular activi- ties such as Student Council, Junior Honor Society, and various clubs. A group of girls, with the help of Mr. Reich, formed a ninth grade chorus. Many of the boys w’ho participated in sports give promise of one day becoming star athletes. If this year was a preview of what to expect from this class, we're sure they will succeed in later years at Union High. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, J. Baronio, M. Dalverny, N. Ciabattari, C. Dunn, P. Canning, B. Allison,C. Dudick, L.Donati, A. Dunl, J. Dudeck, S. DePaul. SECOND ROW: I. Daske, A. Angelo, L. Allen, P. Edwards, L. Cox, K. Cassey, J. Abbot, M. Budash, M. Bailey, D. Bertovich, M. Diamond, J. Anderson, M. Cook. THIRD ROW: R. Brown, J. Anderson, D.Brown, R. Cunningham, O. Camp, C. Corrick, B. Coleman, J. Brockman, T. Bober, J. Byrd, D. Cowden, R. Creps. FOURTH ROW: C. Abbott, B. Alvarez, E.Alverez, R. Baronick, J. Dovec, F. DeCook, J. Dubich, E. Borio, M. Bertovich, W. Bongiorni, R. Corrick. 34 BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, L. Jackson, C. Hughey, C. Jones, D. Fish, C.Gilson, N. Frantini, L. Gavatori, R. Harris, R. Fillpponi, M. Essno. SECOND ROW: S. Foster, P. Harshey, E. Higgins, G. Fuller, B. Hilliard, H. Holdin, M. Haley, F. Jancart, S. Houghton, M. Halham, L. Harris. B. Ginosky. THIRD ROW': T. Guiddy, E. La Posta, P. Harris, M. Kucic, J. Jancart, L. Leavitt, L. Erwin, D. Fuller, B. Kucic, G. Grimes. R. Kuhn, F. James. FOURTH ROW: M. F rat ini, R. Fuller, J. Holt, B. Fox. R. Gilson, C. Hamilton, M. Halulko. R. Karas, K. Foflygen, J. Jancart. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, S. Labishak, S. Link, M. Korosec, J. Porchiran, D. Jones, P. Rotta, L. Richey, C. Rollinitis, B. Kuzior, D. Melnyk, M. Price, D. Orenchuk. SECOND ROW: J. Roner, A. Mlatnik, J. Petricca, B. Nokovich, J. Orenchuk, B. Koraido, W. Lawson, S. Lawson, B. Robinson, M. Pienkosky, D. Keating, C. Ramacker.M. Pescho. K. Pozniko. THIRD ROW: L. Pratt, P. Mavrich, K. Marshall, D. Patterson, R. McCloskey, J. Ostop, B. Michalski, E. Napolitano, M. Navoski, P. Pesolinski, J. Rotelline. FOURTH ROW': J. Puskar, L. Russell, C. Rupani, H. Parente, W. Nice, H. Riggs, R. McCuen, J. Plance. F. Lillard,F. Michelucci. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, R. Zick, A. Williams, K. Stetar, C. Wytko, K. Wrobleski, J. Vega, B. Wonsevicz, J. Simpson, C. Smiley, C. Vladich,S.Strope. SECOND ROW: B. Schwab, J. Smith, R. Russell, P. Scott, D. Strongosky, M. Rupani, S. Suica, R. Stevens, R.Woznar, J. Wargo, G. Trenary. THIRD ROW: C. Scopel, P. Strope. T. Testa, J. Yazevac, C. Viloski, G. Williams, D. Yazevac, P. Whalen, R. Windsheimer, W. Yakovich, H. Vermeilen. FOURTH ROW: D. Wysochi, J. Shuble, R. White, J. Smith, R. Venner, J. Sweder, D. Slasor, R. Smith, G. Wilgocki, R. Ward. CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISOR: Miss Jackson, J. Pompe.D. Kokoskte, P. Spanogians. In September a new group of students entered Union High. With the help and understanding of the upperclassmen, they soon settled down to their new routine and became acquainted with their class- mates. At the first class meeting officers were elected for the year. These officers were: Judy Pompe, President; Ray Kokaskie, Vice-President; Pam Spanogians, Secretary-Treasurer. The first social activity attempted by the class was the Halloween party which was held in the high school gymnasium. Most of the eighth graders attended and everyone had a good time. One of the main attractions of the party was the awarding of prizes to those who were dressed in the best costumes. Many of the eighth graders displayed great interest and ability in various school activities. Excelling in scholarship, club activities, and sports, the eighth graders have a promising future ahead of them in their remaining four years at Union High School. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, S.Cooper. D. Bailey, K. Dreyer, F. Cherenko, K. Davis, J. Diamond, B. Evans, S. Crow, A. Danek, C. Cunningham. J. Camp. SECOND ROW: B. Endler, J.Cunningham, L. Abbott, E. Abbott, J. Barish, D. Bailevs, V. Diamond, P. Chabassot, B. Canning, I. Barnhart. THIRD ROW: F. Boyer, R. Brletich, B. Bailey, J. Bebo, J. Andrikanick, M. Dalverny, R. Carr, D. Allison. E. Allison, R.Creps. FOURTH ROW: W. Allen, C. Bailey, J. Birkhimer, E. Buffington, H. Colliers, J. Courtwright. J. Butcher, W. Bently. 36 BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, K. Hallam, B. Florio, B. Hughey, P. Kidwell, J. Harris, D. Harris, S. Hemphill, B. Hamilton, S. Borsos, P. Edwards, H. Jenkins, L. Hart, N. Hampson. SECOND ROW: B. Fisher, S. Figley, G. Beard, P. Kidwell, M. George. D. Gregorski, B. Griffith, D. Grubor, M. Hoberek, N. Kaste, P. King, M. Jackson, K. Fish. THIRD ROW: N. James, A. Kopolovich, J. Hanlin, R. Hillard, D. Keefer, H. Huggins, J. Kotouch, P. Esno, J. Diley. FOURTH ROW: C. Jones, G. Gratchen, R. Kotouch, G. Geis, R. Kokoskie, G. Jancart, J. Gilbert. J. Forsyth, C. Koezyk, A. Florio. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, S. Merryman, J. Neil. J. Penderville, P. Penderville, J. Perkins, B. Kover, D. O'Shanka, F. Murphy, T. Nicholson, R. Mader, D. Nice, S. Leavitt, P.Nokovich. SECOND ROW : D. Main, K. Linkish, A. Ray, J. Martin, A. McCoskey, K. Porchiran, J. Pompe, P. Orison, B. Maroni, A. Kokoskie, D. Laurich, P. Rodriguez. THIRD ROW: L. Kover, T. Moore, F. Malick, G. Kristoff, W . Haspel, D. McBee, R. Martinez, G. Malone, J. Malesky. FOURTH ROW: J. Morgan, J. McNeely, F. Phillips. B. Owens, R. Lanhan, S. Prezenkop, W. Malone, D. Martin, B. Paniaha. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right. P. Wilkens, S. Shipmen. J. Smiley, K. Stanish, C. Zalaznik, K. Tustin, K. Smith. N. Ervin, R. Stcrckle, A. Strohmeyer, P. Vlanoski. SECOND ROW: A. Windsheimer, P. Williams, C. Vanek, L. Scruppi, N. Roach, S. Zajonz, P. Spanogians, P. Sweder, M. Yaworski, P. Suprek, M. Toward. S. Wilkens. THIRD ROW': G. Templeton, J. Sabo, P. Scott. D. Worchol, M. Sarracino, D. Smith, M. Rollage. M. Wilkins. FOURTH ROW: J. Tarhalla, E. Robertson, J. Yanek, I. Readie, C. Waldon, B. Tonette, S. Thomas, M. Yanek, R. Scott. 37 Gee, he's all in! I mean Business! We go to press! If you're one of us - shake. Krazy Kids! I octa-gon home long ago! Shake, Rattle and Roll! Just before the touchdown. Mud bath. We won! A slick Jane. Our J3anJ. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, J. Zabetakis. J. Scott, K. Kosem, P. Patsolic, R. Martin, D. Drazick, P. Clair, R. Tucci (Head Maj.), C. Malone, J. Smith, G. Napolitano, S. Cooper, L. Garcia, M. Yaworski, B. Schulte, Mr. Snyder. SECOND ROW: C. Webster, J. Bish, J. Stewart, B. Allison, J. Williamson, M. Dalverney, W. Malone. THIRD ROW : E. Heggins, E. Dalverney, R. Boni, I. Johnson, M. Jackson, G. Lander, S. Foster, B. Miller, D. Brown, B. Davis. FOURTH ROW: T. Leskovich, J. Tidball, J. Bartoletti, G. Metz, J. Dovec, M. Dalverney, R. Kotouch, J. Kotouch. E. Shaffer, G. Kovack, R. Delprato, G. Strongosky. FIFTH ROW: R. Beard, J. Gobleck, M. Shaffer. C. Smiley, T. Nicholson, N. McGinnis, S. Harvey. S. O'Palka, K. Fish, J. Cunningham. SDCTH ROW: D. Patterson, R. Scott, C. Rupani, R. Carr. J. Pompe, D. Allison, G. Kemp, M. Rollege. A. Kopolovich, R. Bentley. SEVENTH ROW : T. Testa, J. Tasz, D. Gregorski, J. Kucic, D. O’Shanka, J. Ostop, P. Harris, J. Anderson, C. Hamilton, L. George, G. McDonald. This year the band has had one of its finest seasons since its organization. Under the direction of Joseph Snyder, it has given many excellent performances both on and off the field. The following officers were chosen: President, Greg Strongosky; Vice-President, Nancy McGinnis; Secretary-Treasurer, Sally Harris; Head Major- ette, Roxanne Tucci; Assistants, Gloria Boni and Gari Napolitano; Student Director, John Tasz. The Band-Parents Association contributed to the development of the band. Without the help of the Band Parents, the trip to the television studio to appear on Channel 4fs ’’Six O'clock Adventure, w'ould have been impossible. The band appeared with many others at the Armed Forces Day Parade in Washington, Pa.,and for the fifth straight year at Kennyw'ood's Festival of Music. The band and the chorus presented a Christmas concert for the benefit of the Cripple Children's Association of Washington County. The Spring Concert, the highlight of the year, filled the auditorium to capacity. Our county band representatives. The Band-Parents Association helps! S ttra ctive BOTTOM ROW: R. Tucci. SECOND ROW: Left to Right, G. Boni, K. Kosem, P. Patsolic, R. Martin, J. Smith. C. Malone. P. Clair, G. Napolitano, D. Drazik, L. Garcia, S. Cooper. 41 V Staffs Of 1961 BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, N. Blaine, M. Fowler, C. Boiler, P. Dluski, C. Gavazzi, Mr. Smith, R. Martin. K. Kosem. R. Tucci, B. Davis, P. McKee, J. Lukon. SECOND ROW: S. Halloway, B. Majernik, P. Mecannic, B. Napolitano, M. Malone. M. Robert, S. Ramirez, N. McGinnis, B. Gallo. M. Nemeth, R. Marra, P. Giacomelli, M. Martin. THIRD ROW: F. Lawrence, R. Kuzior, B. Sayre, D. Dowler, G. Bundy, R. Bartoletti, P. Borsos. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right. H. Holt, S. Cherenko, C. Diamond, A. Alvarez, L. Garcia. Mr. Smith, S. Michalski. S. King, S. Welsh, P. Stricko, J. Strope, W. Owens. SECOND ROW: S. Diamond, P. Plate, C. Sandri, D. Pascarella, B. Petrucci, M. Scott, C. Black, P. Tucci, K. Goleski, P. Clair. J. Kimberland. THIRD ROW: P. Blue, J. Kiss.C. Farulli, J. Campos, R. Simpson, D. Mungello, F. Sendora, J. Cunningham, R. Scott. t 43 SENIOR CHORUS : Bottom Row; Left to Right, B. Schulte, C. Boiler, G. Lillard, P. Riggle, J. Cole, M. Yaworski, S. Welsh, D. Readie, S. Sprando. SECOND ROW: N. Blaine, B. Allison, P. Dluski, C. Pastor, C. Abate, E. James, M. Kemp, Y. Sinnett, N. McCrerey, Mr. Reich. THIRD ROW: S. Harris, J. Kraeer, N. Shulte, C. Cindrich, C. Malone, P. Clair, C. Diamond, J. Scott, S. Cowden. Our WulicJ a KjroupA The girls’ chorus under the direction of Mr. Reich had a busy and prosperous year. Their hard work and practice proved very worth-while when they presented the Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter programs. The girls also performed for the Baccalaureate, and Graduation exercises, and P.T.A. They climaxed a good season with the annual Spring Concert. Each year representatives are chosen to attend performances of Junior, County, District, and State choral groups where they blend their voices with those of many other students from various school. TRIO: Left to Right, D. Allison, M. Fowler, D. Readie,S.Sprando. COUNTY CHORUS: Bottom Row; Left to Right, D. Allison, A. Pastor, J. Kraeer, Mr. Reich, M. Fowler, S. Cowden, N. McCrerey. SECOND ROW: S. Harris, J. Cole, C. Malone, E. James, D. Readie, S. Welsh. 44 FRESHMAN CHORUS: Bottom Row; Left to Right, S. Houghton, C. Dunn, L. Donati, D. Jones, L. Allen, D. Melynk, M. Bailey, J. Anderson,B. Allison, L. Jackson, S. Labishak, M. Pienkowski, B. Schwab, A. Williams, C. Jones, M. Esno. SECOND ROW: N. Fratini, B. Stimpson, L. Richey, J. Simpson, B. Hilliard, M. Diamond, J. Porchiran, D. Strongosky, M. Price, B. Robinson, L. Harris, D. Keating, J. Vega, K. Gilson, J. Roner, A. Angelo, J. Baronio. ACCOMPANISTS: Bottom Row; Left to Right, S. Sprando. SECOND ROW: D. Jones. M. Fowler. A. Pastor, C. Abate, P. Edwards, Mr. Reich. ENSEMBLE: Bottom Row; Left to Right, A. Pastor, J. Kreer, E. James, J. Cole, D. McCreary. SECOND ROW: B. Allison, S. Harris, C. Malone, M. Fowler, C. Diam' owden Mr. Reich. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, L. McCuen, J. Bongiorni, Mr. Sauter, J. Staschiak, J. Minko. SECOND ROW: D. Riter, G. McCuen, P. Borsos, S. Orenchuk, T. Puskarich. S c i en c e d (u I The Science Club attempts to develop a keener interest in science. Its work is guided by Mr. Thames. The officers of the club are: President, Larry Strope; Vice-President, Bob Montequin; and Secretary-Treasurer, Regina Wojnar. The club made a field trip to Buhl Planetarium, where they observed a display of the stars and planets. Again this year the Science Club held the annual Science Fair. It had many interesting exhibits. J)niluslria( C luL The Industrial Arts Club, sponsored by Mr. Sauter, performs many services in the school. The building of stage equipment for junior and senior plays is one such service. The club gives its members a better understanding of the use of machines and teaches safety in handling them. The club promotes interest in woodcraft. This year the club chose as its officers: Glen McCuen, president; James Bongiorni, vice- president; Johnk Minko, secretary-treasurer. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, B. Montequin, B. Fox, G. LaPosta, Mr. Thames, P. Harris, J. Dovec. P. Strope. SECOND ROW: J.Ostop, J. Holt, T. Strope, S. Sziminski, G. Swanlk, R. Harris, L. Strope, R. Lombardi. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right: B. Canning, R.Mader, G. Bundy, Mr. Bohn, R. Smith, T. Mervosh, P. Patsolic. SECOND ROW: J. Ozimek, D. Gregorski, M. Nemeth, C. Cindrich, N. Smith, d! Martin, C. Scopel. THIRD ROW: J. Guna, B. Kuzior, J. Spanogians, R. Filipponi, R. Scott. «Student (Council Stand The Student Council is the nucleus of student body government around Union. Under the guidance of Mr. Bohn this group strives to promote co- operation between the students and the faculty in solving school problems. The council met approxi- mately once a month to discuss school issues. The Student Council is composed of the presi- dents of each class and the president of each home room. High praise should be given to the Student Council for helping make the school year a big success. The refreshment stand is under the supervision of Mr. Kimberland. Assisting him are volunteer students and Mr. Shearson, who acts as cashier. The only reward of those who volunteer their services is free admission to the games and per- haps an occasional bottle of cola. The stand is open for all football games. The members of this group deserve the thanks of all the fans for the faithful service they have rendered. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, P. Martinez, J. Zabetakis, S. Harris, W. Thompson, Mr. Kimberland, D. McClain, M. McClain, M. Nice. SECOND ROW: B. Montequin, K. Goleski, R. Janulewicz, M. Nokovich, P. Riggle, S. Petricca, S. King. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, K. Kosem, L.Garcia, H. Holt, A. Alvarez, Miss Scott, M. Nemeth, R. Martin, R. Tucci. SECOND ROW: M. Laurich, P. Plate, P. McKee, J. Lukon, M. Malone, B. Petrucci, S. Welsh. THIRD ROW: S. Cowden, K. Kucic, C. Gavazzi. B. Majernik, L. Stewart, D. Bruce, M. Robert, M. Scott, J. Smith. FOURTH ROW: N. Blaine, M. Fowler. J. Templeton, J. Kraeer, M. Shaffer, N. Galish, M. Martin, B. Davis. P. Tyler. Dri.JJi.y _______$fpha Sponsored by the YMCA, the Tri-Hi-Y is a world-wide organization for girls. The main purpose of the club is To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. The officers for this year were: President, Alice Alvarez; Vice-President, Harriet Holt; Secretary, Mary Lou Nemeth; Treasurer, Bonnie Napolitano; and Chaplains, Mary Scott and Martha Robert. This year the club combined with the Hi-Y for their induction of new members. Each Tuesday and Thursday the Chaplains conducted devotions over the public-address system. Students volunteered to assist them. In May the Club held its annual Mother-Daughter Banquet. This year's officers installed the new officers at that time. Under the leadership of the club's advisor, Miss Scott, the club proved to be very successful and was proud to set high standards for all students to follow. The eyes haw it! BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, M. Korosec, J. Christy, T. Coipo. S. Atkins, B. Davis, C. Cindrich. SECOND ROW: M. Kemp, C. Nokovich, P. Meccanic, B. Napolitano, B. Wonsivicz, S. Ralston, A. Pastor, C. Abate, Mrs. Vukotich. P. Riggle, G. Metrovich, J. Kuzyck, B. Zlck, D. Orenchuk, S. Foster, J. Dudeck, G. Trenary, P. Maronl. THIRD ROW: N. Schulte, P. Petroski, C. Dunn, J. Simmons, L. Donati, B. Kuzior, A. Duni, R. Harris, B. Ginosay, M. Rupani, K. Wrobleski, J. Vega, S. Labishak, K. Pozniko, L. Jackson, D. Fish. I. Daske, G. Metz, Y. Sinnett, L. George, C. Dudeck, D. Jones. B. Allison. FOURTH ROW: R. Filipponi, S. Houghton, P. Rotta, L. Richey, C.Smiley,C. Wytko, B. Robinson, M. Diamond, L. Allen, M. Budash, C. Clauson, K. Domick, M.Cook, J.Baronio, B. Schwab, P. Esno, M. Esno, M. Kosak, J. Bartoletti. C. Mecannic, B. Clark, N. Fratini, N. Ciabattari, S. DePaul. FIFTH ROW: P. Canning, W. Lawson, C. Gilson. S. Lawson, F. Jancart, R. Russel, D. Strongosky, S. Suica, K. Casey, C. Vladick, J. Roner, M. Haley, J. Porchiran, L. Harris. Dri-J4i- y (Beta Dri-JJi-lJ Qamma The Beta Tri-Hi-Y, under the supervision of Mrs. Vukotich, enjoyed a most successful year. Willing girls made their programs rewarding and cheerfully undertook a number of service projects. The club was guided by the Tri-Hi-Y motto: ”To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character.” Five years ago, the Gamma Tri-Hi-Y was started by this year’s seniors. Since then the club has grown and become more active. This year, under the direction of Mrs. Edwards, the girls were very successful in collecting for UNICEF at Halloween. The community .through the Gamma Club gave $245.85. The officers who kept the club active were: Peggy Higgle, President; Carol Abate, Secretary; Cheryl Ralston, Treasurer; Joanne Kuzyck, Chap- lain; Gloria Metrovich, Historian; Agnes Pastor, Program Chairman. At the first meeting officers were elected for the year. Those chosen were: Betsy Canning, President; Kathy Porchiran, Vice-President; Sandra Figley, Secretary; Ann Danek, Treasurer; and Susan Hemphill. Chani «- BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right. D. Main, B. Florio, K. Dreyer, S. Hemphill, S. Figley, K. Porchiran, Mrs. Edwards, B. Canning, A. Danek, P. Nokovich, P. Rodriguez, R. Mader, D. O'Shanka, T. Nicholson. SECOND ROW: J. Neal, K. Fish, G. Beard, C. Cunningham. J. Cunningham, B. Hughey. J. Smiley, L. Scruppi, K. Davis, M. Hoberick, P. Edwards, M. Jackson, R. Sterckle. J. Harris, K. Smith, S. Borsos, N. Hampson, S. Shipman. S. Cooper. THIRD ROW : E. W'indsheimer, D.Gregorski, J. Penderville, L. Abbott, N. Kaste, D. Grubor, P. Spanogians, P. Vlanosky, M. Penderville. J. Perkins, F. Murphy. FOURTH ROW: B. Maroni, K. Stanish, S. Zojonc, P. King, P. Sweeter. D. Harris, D. Laurich, B. Griffith. A. McCosky, J. Pompe, G. Templeton. 49 Cherub Knees! Under the guidance of Mrs. Beyer, the G.A.A. is an organization whose aim is to teach girls good sportsmanship. The officers for this year were: President, Marlene McClain; Vice-President, Darlene McClain; Secretary- Treasurer, Pauline Giacomelli. Class representatives were: Senior, Shirley King and Carol Malone; Junior, Donna Allison and Wanda Thompson; Sophomore, Dorothy Readie and Anna Marie Radacoy. The club held its annual dance on January 13. The senior girls bought jackets. The club members collected canned goods in December for needy families of the community. G.A.A. Ball! BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, I. Johnson, A. Zuemic, F. Roman, J. Suprek, G. Boni, D. Pascarella, G. Napolitano, A. Radacoy, M. Blank, R. Guiddy. SECOND ROW: J. Kuzior, E. Tusttn, C. Malone, W. Thompson, B. Allison, M. McClain, S. King, D. Readie, W. Owens, G. Lewis. S. Bender. THIRD ROW: R. Melnyk, D. Harshey, M. Link, S. Harris, G. Kaste, D. Vermeulen, P. Martinez, N. McCrerey, G. Lander, B. Yazevac, G. McDonald, A.Garren, J. Strope, M. Yaworski, S. O'Palka, E. James, N. Hilliard, J. Scott, J. LaPacz. FOURTH ROW: D. Karas,S. Petricca, J. Habynet, G. Lewis, G. Lillard, C. Dalverny, C. Ross, B. Gallo, S. Hallaway, M. Lombardi, K. Esno. FIFTH ROW: P. Dunay, V. DeCook, D. Reese. R. Dalvesco, N. McGinnis, M. Taylor, D. Sarnicke, S. Duni, R. Montequin, C. Harris. Fractions speak louder than verbs ... The Hi-Lite is a monthly publication of the journ- alism class. All members of the staff are seniors who are getting their first taste of newspaper work under the capable direction of Mr. Brozier. In addition to sales of the Hi-Lite, it is financed by advertisements sold to local business men and by the proceeds of activities such as this year's Porky Chedwick record hop. Money from the Ugly Man contest was given to UNICEF. Mi-rXile Editors ahead! BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, S. Harris, P. Martinez, N. Hilliard, Mr. Brozier, R. Tucci, P. Plate, R. Montequin, C. Ross. SECOND ROW: D. Mungello, P. Blue, A. Alvarez, S. Diamond, D. Murphy, D. Melnyk, P. Stricko. THIRD ROW: F. Lawrence, B. Laurich, C. Farulli, B. Kuzior, F. Sendora, B. Sayre, B. Roach, B. Davis, P. McKee. S.nio, flat ion a I Mon ora ry Societj, Under the leadership of Miss Filipponi, the Senior National Honor Society, which was organized at Union on April 18, 1951, has completed its tenth successful year. Each month, during the school year, society members alternate in planning and presenting both entertaining and informative programs. The society held its first meeting in September to elect new officers. These were: Janet Lukon, Blaine Sayre, Mary Scott, and Ralph Scott. These officers, together with Miss Filipponi's untiring efforts, made the year an outstanding success. The Welcome BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, S. O'Palka, B. Petrucci, B. Sayre, R. Scott, Miss Filipponi, H. Holt, M. Scott, M. Robert, G. Bundy. SECOND ROW: R. Marra, J. Lukon, B. Schulte, M. Malone, B. Gallo, M. Martin, J. Murin, M. Shaffer, B. Majernick, C. Gavazzi, K. Goleski, S. Rameriz, P. Tyler, C. Boiler, P. Baronick, J. Scruppi, P. Flanigan, G. Kemp. THIRD ROW: R. Amistadi, J. Guna, J. Tasz, G. Danek. 52 CLUB OFFICERS AND ADVISOR: Left to Right, J. Lukon, B. Sayre, Miss Filipponi, M. Scott, R. Scott. 3 u n tor Vat i o n a I Mo n or Societ The Junior National Honor Society is composed of eighth , ninth, and tenth grade students who have shown outstanding ability, character, leadership, ser- vice, and citizenship. The candidates for membership are recommended and screened by a faculty council before final selection is made. This year the members have taken trips to the Buhl Planetarium and to a Pittsburgh Pirate baseball game as part of their social activities. Reward for Extra Effort The acu .V advisor is Mr. Hanna. The officers for 1960-'61 are as follows: President, Betty Jo Clark; Vice-President, Carol Cindrich; Secretary, Carole Abate; Treasurer, James Holt. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, T. Mervosh,T.Baronio, J. Holt, B. Clark, Mr. Hanna, C. Cindrich, C. Abate. F. Lillard, M. Nicksick. SECOND ROW: D. Jancart, H. Gillespie, C. Kaezyk, J. Smiley, P. Keefer, A. Pastor, L. George, J. Bokulich, J. Keizyck, J. Petroski, D. Readie, G. McDonald, D. Strongosky, D. Grubor. C. Ralston, C. Vladick, J. Dudeck, G. Metrovich, M. Kemp, S. Petricca, D. Bertovich, R. Russell, K. Pozniko, P. Guiddy, C. Smiley. THIRD ROW': J. Hanlin, J. Morgan, D. Martin, J. Ozimek, M. Hanna, R. Carr, R. Scott, D. Patterson, E. Shaffer, J. Pagasky, J. Kubalak, J. Ostop, B. Fox, T. Leskovich, G. Mankowski, J. Pompe, L. Jackson, C. Wytko, B. Nokovich, R. Stevens. P. Edwards, M. Dalverny, S. Figley, B. Canning. CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISOR: Left to Right, J. Holt, B. Clark, Mr. Hanna, C. Cindrich, C. Abate. 53 BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, J. Cole, F.Kiss, P. Patsolic, L. Dunay. SECOND ROW: J. Collins, J. Bokullch, J. Scruppi, C. Black, A. Vajentic, P. Flanigan, Miss Jackson. J. Murin, P. Tucci, K. Homitz, D. Drazick, P. Baronick, J. Casey. THIRD ROW: P. Dluski, M. Nicksick, B. Testa, R. Dalverny, M. Pienkosky, D. Melnyk, B. Nokovich, C. Jones, S. Rameritz, M. Viloski. M. Stetar, M. Laurich, K. Goleski, R. Janulcwicz, M. Nokovich, S. Harvey, M. Nicholson, M. Orga. J. Hamilton. FOURTH ROW: M. Lombardi, D. Melnyk, D. Murphv, E. Barish, D. Karas. E. Higgins. P. Harshcy, M. Pescho. D. Keating, B. Koraido. M. Dalverny, C. Taborski. FIFTH ROW: C. Diamond, P. Clair, A. Guyo, H. Holden, R. Montequin, C. Malone. V. Latella. E. Wozniak, C. Maltony, M. Hallam. J u it re Mo mem a hers o m erica, Senior Section The Senior Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America, under the sponsorship of Miss Jackson, elected the following officers for the year; Paula Tucci, president; Anna Kathryn Vajentic. vice-president; Jo Ann Murin, treasurer; Patty Flanigan, historian; Janet Collins, parliamentarian; Carol Ann Black, chaplain. The club sponsored the Sno-Ball Dance in December. The theme of the dance was Silver Bells. It was held in the gymnasium which was decorated in green and white. Frank Lawrence and Alice Alvarez were crowned king and queen. Their attendants were: Roxanne Tucci and John Cunningham, Karen Kosem and Pete Blue, Becky Petrucci and Marko Davis, Ruth Martin and John Tasz. I think it needs water! Happy days are here again ... Sulu re Mo mem a hers o m erica junior Section The Junior Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America elected the following officers: President, Jean Barish; Vice- President, AntoniaCherenko; Secretary, Barbara Evans; Treasurer, Nancy Roach. The club is under the direction of Mrs. Lunger. To make money, the club sold Christmas cards, candles, and jewelry. The girls achieved the greatest satisfaction, when they gave a Christmas party for the Day Care Training School. Two club members will attend the State Convention in June. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, D. Bailey. T.Cherenko, N. James, J. Barish, N. Roach, L. Hart, J. Diamond. SECOND ROW: A. Windsheimer, C. Hallam, B. Endler, M. George, B. Fischer, H. Jenkins, B. Evans, Mrs. Lungee. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, R. Ward, J. Dudeck, M. Alvarez, R. Boni, J. Cunningham, S. Diamond, Mr. Reich, S. Noah, R. Scott. J. Bernola, R. Blakley, R. Johnson. SECOND ROW: J. Bish, J. Reed, M. Davis, R. Noah, B. Delmontagne, J. Muscaro, R. Robe r t s on , T. Cunningham, F. Krieger, B. Harvey, G. Prado, J. Kubalak, J. Hanlin, J. Trevena. THIRD ROW: J. Tasz, D. Mungello, R. Bartoletti, P. Phillips, B. Kuzior, F. Sendora, B. Savre, S. Kosak, T. Mervosh, J. Ozimek, D. Woods. FOURTH ROW: W. Allison, L. Wysocki. k. Gavazzi, J. Guna, B. Johnson, R. Roach, B. Ralston, J. Riddle, H. Young, F. Malardie. M:.y The Hi-Y started its second year under the direction of Mr. Reich. The officers who helped make this another successful year are: Stanley Diamond, president; John Cunningham, vice-president; Ralph Scott, secretary-treasurer; Sam Noah, chaplain. In October the new' members were initiated into the Hi-Y. They had to do many stunts before the regular members considered the candidates qualified to uphold the fine traditions of the club. The club’s motto is: To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character.” Tne club held their annual dance during the winter months. A part of the money raised by this dance was devoted to helping needy families of the community. Away we go! Our J(„L CU The Kola Club has concluded its third year at Union. Many new girls have joined the group which meets every Friday in the gymnasium under the direction of Mrs. Vukotich and Mrs. Beyer. Here the girls learn to execute the intricate dances of the Croatians, Irish, Greeks, and Scots as well as square dances, polkas, cha chas, and the Charleston. The girls make their own costumes, which they wear when performing for school, P.T.A. and church groups. The annual spring festival of dancing and music proved highly successful. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, J. Dudeck, F. Kabo, B. Hughey, L. Scruppi, T. Cherenko, Mrs. Vukotich, Mrs. Beyer, F. Kiss, G. Kemp, C. Boiler, M. Nokovich, J. Scott. SECOND ROW: K. Linkish, D. Main, L. Harris, B. Wonsevicz, P. Penderville, M. Fowler. M. Korosec, J. Harris, R. Harris, R. Harris, I. Johnson, THIRD ROW: B. Allison, C. Nokovich, J. Pompe, M. Kosak, C. Diamond, C. Abate, B. Nokovich, N. Frantini, J. Baronio, S. DePaul. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, D. Vermeullen, E. Tustin, M. Robert, M. Malone, L. Garcia, B. Napolitano, P. Meccanlc, P. Plate. SECOND ROW: R. Dalnesco, E. Barish, M. Shaffer, B. Schulte, M. Scott, S. O’Palka. N. McGinnis, N. Galish, P. Strlcko, Miss Scott, S. Harris, S. Cowden, P. Martinez, K. Kosem, A. Alvarez. Co mmercia The Library Club under the direction of Miss Scott has done much to provide the students with books both for pleasure and for information. The main purpose of the club is to have charge of the circulation of the large number of books in the library. The officers for this year are: President, Nancy McGinnis; Vice-President, Nancy Galish; Secre- tary, Elsie Tustin; and Treasurer, Karen Kosem. A Valentine Day Tea was held by the club for members of the Faculty on February 14. The purpose of the Commercial Club is to train commercial students to become better stenog- raphers. The club is under the sponsorship of Miss Tiano. The officers are: Shirley King, president: Paula Giacomelli, vice-president; Mary Lou Nemeth, secretary-treasurer. Club members sell candy at home basketball games and wrestling matches to raise money for club activities. This money is used to pay one half the subscription cost of Today's Secretary. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, E. Tustin, C. Black, M. Viloski, S. Ramirez, W. Thompson, S. King, P. Giacomelli, M. Nemeth, J. Lukon, R. Tucci, M. Martin, C. Gavazzi, E. James. SECOND ROW: S. Sprando, S.Mlchalski, D. Pascarella, G. Napolitano, J.Kuzlor,D. Vermeullen, K. Kucic, A. Alvarez, K. Kosem, Miss Tiano. THIRD ROW: M. McClain, F. Kiss, S. Butcher, S. Harvey. B. Napolitano, P. Plate, R. Marra, M. McClain, G. Boni, L. Garcia. FOURTH ROW: D. McClain, R. Martin, P. Meccanic, C. Sandri, M. Taborski, V. Latella, E. Wozniak, D. Melynk, B. Majernick, D. Sarnicke, S. Duni The message ... BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right. K. Goleski. J. Zabetakis. M. Nicksick. D. Drazick. SECOND ROW: S. Harris, S. Welsh, P. McKee, P. Meccanic, B. Napolitano, Mr. Brozier, Mrs. Bohn, L. Garcia, S. Diamond, P. Martin, B. Davis, R. Tucci, H. Holt. THIRD ROW: W. Thompson, M. Nokovich, J. Kucic, M. Shaffer. B. Schulte, P. Tucci, C. Black, M. Stetar, M. Fowler, N. Blaine, J. Kraeer, P. Baronick, C. Boiler. J. Lukon, J. Casey, R. Janulewicz. FOURTH ROW: C. Diamond, P. Dulski, S. King, M. Martin, J. Cole, P. Flanigan. J. Scruppi, J. Murin, C. Meccanic, P. Plate, B. Petrucci. FIFTH ROW: F. Lawrence, B. Laurich, P. Blue, C. Faurilli, B. Kuzior.J.Cunningham, D.Mungelio, F.Sendora. B. Sayre, R. Phillis. R. Amistadi, D. Boni, G. Danek. ru tion a (3 orcnSic rjCea 9U The National Forensic League is a new organization this year. It is designed to help students become more skillful in oral self-expression. National rules must be met. Students enter contests in which they win various types of pins tor their achievements in extemporaneous speaking, readings, debates, etc. The members have attended National Forensic League meetings at various high schools within a fifty mile radius. The league this year is open to Seniors, Juniors, and Sophomores. The officers for the first important year are: President, Ruth Martin, Vice-President, Stanley Diamond; Recording Secretary, Pat Meccanic; Correspondence Secretary, Bonnie Napolitano; Treasurer, Lana Garcia. Mrs. Bohn and Mr. Brozier are the leaguefs advisors. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, P. Tyler, B. Petrucci, J. Lukon, P. Baroniek, R. Martin, S. Welsh. J. Murin, R. Janulewicz. SECOND ROW: P. McKee, P. Plate. M. Shaffer, B. Schulte, P. Patsolic, Mrs. Pusateri, G. Boni, C. Boiler, N. Blaine, N. Galish, P. Stricko, N. McGinnis. THIRD ROW: J. Templeton. J. Casey, P. Tucci, M. Stetar, A. Guyo, C. Jeffrey, J. Minko, D. Boni, F. Rupani, B. Johnson, C. Cook, E. Dalverny, T. Cunningham, B. Bednarzick, J. Kucic, D. Allison, M. Scott, B. Gallo, R. Harris. FOURTH ROW: G. Danek, J. DeSantis, R. Phillis, R.Amistadi, J.Stashiak, J.Spangoians.S. Kosak, S. Noah, K. Gavazzi, D. Rollinitis. FIFTH ROW: B. Sayre, P. Phillips,C.Farulli.J. Tasz, W'. Cumer, J. Cunningham, F. Sendora, D. Mungello, F. Chastulik, R. Riggle, J. Kiss. R. Bartoletti. jCaiin Ctul The Latin Club began a successful year under the direction of Mrs. Pusateri, the sponsor, and the following officers: President, Carl Jeffrey; Vice-President, Ken Gavazzi; Secretary, Deno Boni; Treasurer, Patricia Patsolic. November came and with it a flurry of exciting plans for the annual Harvest Ball. Decorations were in the true tradition of the harvest season. The music was furnished by the ’’Tune Spinners. In December the club visited the Day-Care Training Center distri- buted gifts to the children. Enthusiastic and co-operative members have completed a most successful year. Here comes Santa Claus! BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, K. Homitz, M. Taborski, C. Sanciri, D. Pascarella, S. Sprando, S. Michalski, J. Kraeer, F. Roman. SECOND ROW: B. Miller, J. Hill, P. Clair, J. Guna, R. Robertson, J. Kuzior, J. Lukon, Mrs. Pusateri, R. Ward, R. Cindrich, M. Martin. H. Holt, D. Vermeulen, B. Yazevac, S. Ruskowski. THIRD ROW: M. Davis, L. Rodriquez, C. Harris, L. Hill, G. Bundy, S. Diamond, B. Delamontagne, B. Szczerba, P. Blue, A. Alvarez, H. Hennequant, S. Ramirez, A. Vajentic, M. Roberts, M. Malone, J. Strope, P. Martinez. R. Tucci, FOURTH ROW: B. Harvey, T. Dubich, J. Kimberland, T. Cunningham, B. Bednarzik, L. Wysocki, J. Trevena, R. Orenchuk, B. Schollart, R. Vigliotti, F. Krieger, R. Foflygen, R. Blakley. FIFTH ROW : B. LaPosta, F. Lawrence, B. Kuzior, B. Sayre, S. Roman, R. Price, B. Ralston, T. Zajonc, C. Webster, J. Bernola, J. Danek. Sr an id I. eu The Spanish Club, this year, was comprised of the two second-year Spanish classes. A president w'as chosen from one class and a vice- president from the other. Each class elected its own secretary-treasurer. The officers were: Richard Ward, president: Janet Lukon, vice-president; Ray Cindrich and Judy Kuzior, secretary-treasurers. The club was under the able guidance of Mrs. Pusateri. At Christmas, toys and clothing were collected and distributed to needy families. The Spanish Club dance was held in January 27, after a wrestling match. In the spring, a party was held for members and their guests. W'ho said that? I could have danced all night! Cjlioul friend BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, C. Jackson, D. Mungello, C. Farulli, R. Scott. P. Blue, J. Tasz, F. Sendora, J. Kiss. P. Phillips, J. Bernola, F. Chastulik. SECOND ROW: L. Garcia, S. Welsh, R. Martin, B. Davis, K. Kosem, G. Napolitano.M. Malone, J. Lukon.P. McKee, D. Pascarella, B. Napolitano, R. Tucci, M. Robert, H. Holt, Mr. Brozier. The Senior play, which was directed by Mr. Brozier, was presented on March 1 and 2. One performance was given in the iifternoon on March 1 to the student body and on Thursday, March 2 in the evening for the public. The play was a mystery comedy which contained many ’’odd situations and a number of ’’odd characters. This play, as have plays in the past few years, tended to pull away from the typical high school production. Mr. Brozier, in his selection of a play, chose one best suited to the natural resources of the Union stage. This year, the annual play proved to be one of the most engrossing and interesting highlights of the year. Our attractive models OL C,ail Dan Merrick . . . Lolly .......... Mrs. Merrick . . Bongo .......... Daphne ......... Marina ......... Professor Gaines Cele Wallace . . , Vic Storm . . . . Mrs. Dunlap . . . Seymour .... Mad Devlin . . . Mr. Spence . . . . Sergeant Rollins Bobbi.............. Deb............. Elva............ Draculette . . . . Graveyard Gracie Big Daddy Corpus Rollo........... The Monster . . Little Monster . , Flossie Sendora . . . Pat McKee . . Janet Lukon . Dave Mungello . Beverly Davis . Harriet Holt Frank Chastulik . . Ruth Martin , . . . Pete Blue . Roxanne Tucci . . Ralph Scott ... Joe Kiss . Charles Farulli . . . John Tasz . . Karen Kosem . Martha Robert Molly Sue Malone Gari Napolitano . . Sally Welsh . . Ped Phillips Charles Jackson James Bernola Ralph Vigliotti 62 PuUicit9 Wad BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, M. Robert, R. Martin, F. Sendora, Mr. Brozier. D. Mungello, L. Garcia. H. Holt, P. Plate. P. McKee. SECOND ROW: S. Harris, B. Davis, S. Welsh, G. Napolitano, R. Tucci, B. Petrucci, B. Napolitano, R. Marra, R. Harris. THIRD ROW: R. Bartoletti. R. Vigliotti, F. Lawrence, B. Sayre, C. Farulli, S. Michalski, P. Blue, S. Sprando, P. Phillips. The Junior Class Of Union High School pre- prospective actresses. Things had been happening sentcd on April 14, 1960 a comedy-farce entitled in their usual nutty way when anewtenant appears; ’’Publicity Mad. a publicity mad girl by the name of Cindy Cellar. She gets things moving by her projects geared The story revolves around a Greenwich Village to give her publicity, which in the end she doesn’t rooming house run by the proprietor, Mrs. Sarah want in the least. Wilkins, who hated her tenants who consisted of Director .......... Student Director . . Mrs. Sarah Wilkins Betsy Selig . . . . Mimi Van Dirk . . Susan Page .... Mrs. Essenprice . Melly Compton . . Eddie Knapp . . . Vicky Malone . . . Mr. Regius Brozier , . . Roxanne Tucci . . . Pamela Plate . . Beverly Davis . . . Ruth Martin . . . Patty McKee . . . Sandy Harris . Becky Petrucci . . David Mungello . . Sally Welsh To swoon ... Tina Grey . . . . Marcelle Benedict Peter Webster Tom ............. Sam ............. Betty ........... Cindy Cellar . . . Christopher Daniels Orderly.......... Gari Napolitano . . Harriet Holt . . Bob Onstott . Blaine Sayre . Butch Noah Martha Robert . . Lana Garcia Floryan Sendora . Ralph Vigilotti i Or not to swoon! Sports men J BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, J. Smith, C. Farulli, G. Bundy, F. Chastulik, F. Lawrence, P. Blue, Mr. Kimberland, J. Kimberland, R. Cindrich, R. Amistadi, R. Foflygen, R. Zernich. SECOND ROW: B. Robinson, L. Leavitt, T. Bober, D. Slasor, J. Rotellini, P. Whalen, D. Patterson. R. Rommes, T. Testa, R. Malone, C. Rupani, E. Alvarez, J. Adamson, B. Daniels, P. Maurich, J. Shuble, A. Mlatnik. THIRD ROW: W. Keating, G. Borio, M. Hanna, J. Smalley, J. Gavazzi, J. Kiss, R. Pratt, D. Cowden, K. Foflygen, M. Halulko, D. Hulick, G. Grimes, R. Melnyk, J. Haught. FOURTH ROW: B. Miller, R. LaPosta, W. Houghton, B. Vuksanovich, L. Dowler, R. Phillis, F. Rupani, D. Dowler, J. Stewart, C. Vilaski, J. Bertovich. Sponsored by Mr. Kimberland, the Sportsmen’s Club has a large membership of sixty boys. The boys represent the freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior classes. The officers for this year are: President, Pete Blue; Vice-President, Jack Kimberland; Secretary, Ray Cindrich; Treasurer, Richard Amistadi. The main purpose of the club is to teach the members the fundamentals and also the importance of safety in the use of all firearms. The club also teaches the various aspects of hunting, fishing, and other sports. 9 9 BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, L. Rodriguez, P. Phillips, F. Sendora, J. Kimberland, Mr. McGraw, L. McCjien, P. Blue.F. Lawrence, B. Kuzior. SECOND ROW: J. Bernola, C. Jeffrey, R. LaPosta, J. Spanogians, R. Simpson, B. Johnson, J. Cunningham. This club has been an important organization of the school ever since it started in 194G. The club is made up of boys who won a letter in a sport or who has played in a sport for at least three years. He may not quit a sport, or he is automatically dropped from club membership. Each member must pay dues of one dollar upon admission to the club. At the end of his senior year each member receives a jacket. To raise money to help pay for the jackets, the club holds an annual dance and sells Pepsi at noon. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, R. Petrucci, B. Napolitano, R. Marra, P. Plate, P. Clair, P. Tyler, Mrs. Garcey, P. Martinez, G. Kaste, D. Karas, D. Murphy, R. Montiquein. C. Malone. SECOND ROW: R. Martin, P. McKee, J. Templeton, P. Tucci, M. Steter, M. Fowler, J. Kareer, S. Harris, N. McCrery, B. Gallo, S. Maine. THIRD ROW: P.Mecannic,M.Nicholson, J. Jones, S. Ruskowski, D. Allison, J. Kucic, V. Latella, M. Lombardi, P. Flanagan, K. Homitz. FOURTH ROW: J. Lukon, C. Diamond, N. McGinnis. S. Michalski, S. Sprando, D. Pascrella, J. Strope, J. Casey, P. Patsolic. lifetic (Council The Nurses Club, sponsored by Mrs. Garcey, is devoted to girls interested in a nursing career. This year the clubTs membersnip consists of junior and senior girls. The members become familiar with local hospitals and training opportun- ities. In previous years club members have visited many hospitals. Among the hospitals visited were: Mercy, Washington, and Presbyterian. They had a guest speaker who gave them a description of how a hospital operates. The main job of the Athletic Council is to make plans for the sport season. They determine school policies, and by so doing they keepalive the good name and high ideals of our school. The council is made up of four members of the school board, the supervising principal, the high school principal, the faculty athletics manager, a faculty representative, the head coaches of each sport, and one representative each from both the senior class and the junior class. LEFT TO RIGHT: J.Muscaro.C. Latella, J.Snyder, N. Mervosh, A. Sedlak, J. Smalley, Dr. Tinney, D. Hall, L. Hill. SENIORS: Bottom Row; Left to Right, B. Petrucci, A. Alvarez, M. Nemeth, R. Marra, S. Michalski. Second Row; S. Sprando. JUNIORS: Left to Right, C. Diamond, P. Tyler, K. Homitz, C. Black, P. Baronick, A. Vajentic. SOPHOMORES: Bottom Row; Left to Right, K. Nokovich, N. Smith. Second Row; G. Metrovich, Y. Sinnett. Third Row; M. Nicksick, M. Kemp. football BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, S. Kosak, M. Davis, L. Rodriquez, L. McCuen, B. Sayre. J. Bernola, F. Lawrence. R. Sczruba, P. Blue, P. Phillips, J. Cunningham, E. Smith, J. Stachlak.’ SECOND ROW: R. Johnson, R. McClemints, T. Mervosh. G. Kover, J. Danek, J. Ozimek, E. Hanlin, T. Cunningham, J. Muscaro, J. Guna, C. Yanek, T. Strope. THIRD ROW: G. Bundy, Mgr; R. Lounder, J. Pagaski, J. McKee, F. Malardie, J. Spanogians, R. LaPosta, R. Blakely, J. Campos, J. Murman, C. Harris. G. Slater. FOURTH ROW: Assistant Coach, L. Campos: Head Coach, P. McGraw; R. Banister. D. Wysocki, K. Gavazzl, G. Gavazzi, B. Harvey, R. Simpson, G. Swanik, J. Kubalak. J. Smalley, R. Cindrich, Assistant Coach, B. Nicksick. Pat McGraw, with Lou Campos, Ronald Reich, and Bogdan Nicksick as assistants started the 1960 football season on August 21. Practice was tough for the first few days and many candidates were unable to stand the pace. However, as time passed, the team began to take shape. The opening game with Madona found Union on the short end of a 6-20 score. The following week found the team still suffering from the shock when they met Waynesburg and lost 0-19. Chartiers traveled to Burgettstown and to victory in a close, hard-fought contest. The score was 0-13. Then the team came to life and defeated Jefferson-Morgan by a 13-6 tally. The California team came to Burgettstown, but the game proved to be another heartbreaker. It ended with Union again on the bottom of a 0-13 score. The mighty Brentwood team traveled to Union and the following week. In this battle the team suffered a few injuries, and with the unlucky streak of Union, we lost 6-14. In the following game, Union traveled to Cumberland. The time had finally arrived as the Blue Devils edged Cumberland by a 13-6 margin and won the game. Then came the last game of the hard-fought season. Union played Hopewell on their field but was tumbled by the score of 19-40. The final record showed two wins and seven loses. J.V. Joollatt BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, Coach, D. Astorina, J. Tarhalla, B. Alvarez, J. Birkheimer. M. Fratini, F. DeCook, R. McCuen, J. Plance, E. LaPosta, G. Borio, D. Cowden, F. Lilliard, Coach R. Reich. SECOND ROW: Mgr. D. Brown, C. Abbott, R. Karas, R. Barrish, R. Baronick, G. Wilgocki, B. Coleman, J. Yanek, R. Ward, R. Kuhn, C. Kaezyck, R. Brown, Mgr. W. Owens. yr Squad Scores Burgettstown 13 Madona 7 Burgettstown 35 Chester 0 Burgettstown 20 Trinity 14 Burgettstown 12 Fort Cherry 20 Burgettstown 7 Chartiers Valley 0 Scores Burgettstown 20 Follansbee 7 Burgettstown 6 Fort Cherry 0 Burgettstown 6 Bridgeville 0 Burgettstown 7 Moon 18 Burgettstown 7 Cecil 0 71 N r BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, J. Guna, D. Slack, T. Cunningham, P. Blue, R. Flofogen, J. Ozimek, F. I awrence, J. Tasz, Mr. McGraw. SECOND ROW: J. Bertovich, R. Mika, T. Mervosh, T. Bednarzik, R. Kuzior, W. Brown, C. Yanek, R. Bannister, R. Brown, Mgr. Union, again in 1960, fielded a strong diamond unit as they successfully took the Section III title and battled on into the play-offs, beating Montour, but then losing to Aliquippa. One remarkable aspect of the team was the absence of seniors as only one senior lettered. With eight lettermen returning, the sun should be shining brightly on Union's baseball hopes for 61. THU BASEBALL RECORD - 1960 Union Opponents Union Opponents 6 Peters Twp. 0 13 West Allegheny 0 4 Weirton 2 3 South Side 2 2 Avella 3 1 Steubenville 7 7 West Allegheny 0 5 Steubenville 7 7 Bridgeville 1 Won 9 Lost 4 1 2 Weirton South Side 0 6 Play-Off Games 10 Avella 4 4 Montour 1 8 Madonna 4 1 Aliquippa 4 73 (BasLetlall BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, R. Simpson. P. Blue, C. Bernola, D. Neil, A. Sella, B. Bednarzik, C. Yanek. SECOND ROW: F, Chastulik, Mr. Nicksick, F. Lawrence, T. Cunningham, T. Mervosh, J. Muscaro, T. Bednarzik, R. Delmontagne, B. Szczerba. junior d3a hetla BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right. J. Hanlin. F. Malick, C. Scopel. R. Carr, P. Strope. SECOND ROW: Mr. Heckman, F. Lillard, K. Alvarez, B. Ward, B. Alvarez, G. Borio, O. Owens. D. Wysocki, K. Foflygen. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, P. Blue, A. Sella, D. Neil, B. Bednarzik, M. Alvarez, R. Simpson, SECOND ROW: Mr. Bohn. R. Senipal, J. Bish, G. Swanik, T. Cunningham, J. Stevens, T. Mervosh, R. Ward, F. Malardi, H. Young, B. Vuksonivich. Jarsity 46 Union vs Ambridge 72 44 Union vs Trinty 43 63 Union vs Stowe Township 78 45 Union vs Hopewell 27 55 Union vs Chartiers-Houston 40 64 Union vs Crafton 57 64 Union vs Madonna 67 66 Union vs Snowden Township 50 49 Union vs Peters Township 67 44 Union vs McGuffey 54 •Scores 53 Union vs Avella 30 52 Union vs South Fayette 47 72 Union vs South Side 36 30 Union vs Fort Cherry 34 44 Union vs Snowden Township 46 61 Union vs McGuffey 47 62 Union vs Avella 38 76 Union vs South Fayette 31 54 Union vs Fort Cherry 46 71 Union vs Peters Township 59 T. Bednarzik C. Bernola F. Lawrence R. Szczerba 75 BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, W. Bongorai, P. Psolinski, K. Gavazzi, J. Kimberland, J. Hill, L. Hill, D. Boni. SECOND ROW': Mr. Campos, S. Noah, J. Cunningham, R. Noah, M. Davis, J. Staschiak, E. Smith, Mr. Sedlak. Wrest l erd -“B” S.juoJ BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, P. Psolinski, F. Michelucci, J. Gavazzi, R. Boni,, J. Hill, D. Bertoni, R. McClements. SECOND ROW': Mr. Campos, J. Campos, J. Mermin, E. Shaffer, D. Yazavic, P. Phillips, S. Kosak, Mr. Sedlak. 76 P. Phillips M. Davis J. Kimberland J. Staschiack S. Kosak L. Hill J. Cunningham Wr„ Record 3C Union vs Avella 17 24 Union vs Cannon McMillian 21 22 Union vs Chartiers 29 20 Union vs W. Allegheny 25 32 Union vs N. Allegheny 20 24 Union vs Avella 22 13 Union vs Trinity 41 19 Union vs Trinity 28 42 Union vs Baldwin 9 18 Union vs Cannon-McMillian 33 30 Union vs Washington 21 6 Union vs Shaler 3 41 Union vs Peters Township 6 17 Union vs Chartiers 30 Dea m BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, S. Kosak, J. Campos, B. I.aPosta, L. Rodrizuez, M. Davis. L. Wysocki, K. Gavazzi, R. Amastedi, B. Harvey, Mr. Ntcksick. SECOND ROW: R. McClements, E. Hanlin, G. Gavazzi, B. Miller, P. Ward, M. Hanna, J. Ozimek, S. Lidick, B. Johnson, O. Gavazzi, J. Johnson. THIRD ROW: J. Haley. J. Spanogians, F. Chastulik, J. Muscaro, R. Orenchuk, J. Cunningham. R. Blakely, G. Hanlin, J. Riddle. ecor J The track team, in its second year it Union, began to show signs of improvement. The organization expanded the number of meets entered to five. This gave the team needed experience. As spring approaches the squad is looking for better things to come in 61. Trinity Meet............................Lost Fort Cherry-Chartiers.....................Lost Moon Township ..........................Lost Cannons burg..............................Lost Allegheny ..............................Won J. Johnson G. Hanlin O. Gavazzi Powpow! How sweet it was! Cookie stealer! Two wabbits Good heavens! London bridge is falling down ... Corn on the cob! COACHES: Left to Right, R. Reich, L. Campos, P. McGraw, B. Nicksick, D. Astorina. 79 Don't believe it! Floor flusher! Oh, my aching back! Once more with feeling! SENIOR PROJECT COMMITTEE Bottom Row: Left to Right, H. Holt, M. Nemeth, S. Welsh, P. Stricko, P. McKee, N. Galish, Mr. Pusteri. Second Row; P. Blue. G. Bundy, B. Roach, B. Onstott. DR. JAMES J. TINNEY Burgettstown. Pennsylvania Supervising Principal OFFICE OF THE SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL PHONE WHitney 7 3431 BURGETTSTOWN AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT BURGETTSTOWN. PENNSYLVANIA Senior Class of 1961 Union High School Burgettstown Area School District Burgettstown, Pennsylvania Dear Graduates: Congratulations to each and every one of you. An early life's goal has been reached now at the time of your graduation from Union High School. The preceding 12 years, more or less, have only opened the door for adult successes. The skills and knowledge acquired here are a small measure of the necessary foundations you will need for your selected careers. 1 charge you to remember the many people who have contri- buted to your total development to date. Your families, whose Joy is only surpassed by your own Joy. Your teachers, whose aspirations for your continued success was preceded by their insistence for your best efforts. Your classmates and school companions, whose competi- tion and encouragement stimulated your successes in school life. Your Supreme Being, whose Divine Guidance cannot be totally assessed here and now. Thank them all. Good luck to all of you. Your responsibilities to uphold the traditions of our community, our school and our country are great. The future decisions necessary to provide a better life for all will not be easy. I personally have faith in your abilities to uphold all that is good. May success be yours, all ways. is Sincerely yours Dr. James J. Tinned Supervising Principal JJT:cdc 82 OFFICE OF THE PRINCIPAl PHONE WHItncy 7-3731 BURGETTSTOWN AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT UNION HIGH SCHOOL Burgettstown, Pa. To The Class of 1961s Looking back, it hardly seems possible that four years have gone by since you entered Union High School and that now you are about to graduate. However, the completion of tltose four years marks the attainment of your first educational objective. For many of you, graduation from high school means the end of formal schooling as such, others will enroll in institutions of higher- learning. I have found this to be a most cooperative and enthusiastic class, one which has entered wholeheartedly into school activities. This was a'class which liked to do trings and was interested in the welfare of the school. I have every reason to be proud of your accomplishments. As you leave Union I hope that you will be able to profit by some of the lessons learned here as a student. I trust also that, in the years to come, you will have reason to appreciate the patient and untiring efforts of your teachers. Finally, I would like to congratulate you upon your graduation from high school. It is my nope that in the trying years ahead each of you may find a successful and happy future. May God bless you all. Sincerely yours, fe 5+ojitL- R. Donald Hall Principal School d3oard LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Grecco, G. Hanna, C. Latella, E. Caleffie, V. Wiegmann. J. Smalley, Dr. Tinney, D. Hall. ABSENT: M. Harvey, J. Bertovich, T. Jackson. NICHOLAS MERVOSH, Vice Principal NELLIE DONATI Burgettstown, Pennsylvania Secretary ELIZABETH GARCY Langeloth. Pennsylvania School Nurse MARY TASZ Langeloth, Pennsylvania Secretary PAT YANNI Slovan. Pennsylvania Director Of Guidance McDonald. Pennsylvania Burgettstown. Pennsylvania Physical Education. Health Industrial Arts MRS. MURIEL BOHN Burgettstown. Pennsylvania Mechanical Drawing MR. REGIS BROZIER MR. A. LOU CAMPOS Avella, Pennsylvania Burgettstown. Pennsylvania English. Journalism History 86 MRS. KATHRYN EDWARDS Burgettstown. Pennsylvania English, Literature MISS GINA FILIPPONI Slovan, Pennsylvania Business Education MR. GABRIEL HANNA Burgettstown, Pennsylvania Mathematics MRS. MARY J. HANNA Burgettstown. Pennsylvania Substitute Teacher MRS. MIRIAM HARRIS Burgettstown, Pennsylvania English. Literature 87 MR. WILLIAM HECKMAN Burgettstown. Pennsylvania Physical Education. Health MISS CHARLOTTE HOGG Arnold. Pennsylvania Art MISS JANE JACKSON Burgettstown. Pennsylvania Home Economics MR. JAMES W. KIMBERLAND Burgettstown. Pennsylvania Mathematics MRS. BETTY LaMARCA Burgettstown. Pennsylvania Biology. General Science as MRS. CLARA LANCZAK Burgettstown. Pennsylvania Substitute Teacher MRS. BARBARA LUNGER Independence, Pennsylvania Home Economics. English MR. HAROLD MALONE Burgettstown. Pennsylvania Biology MR. PATRICK McGRAW Burgettstown. Pennsylvania Social Studies MR. BOGDAN NICKSICK Burgettstown. Pennsylvania Civics 89 MRS. JOSEPHINE PUSATERI Burgettstown. Pennsylvania Latin. Spanish MR. JOSEPH PUSATERI Burgettstown. Pennsylvania Problems Of Democracy, Driver Education MR. RONALD A. REICH Bridgeville, Pennsylvania Vocal Music MR. WILBERT J. ROBERTSON Burgettstown, Pennsylvania Physics. Mathematics MR. PHILIP SAUTER Washington. Pennsylvania Industrial Arts 90 MISS ELIZABETH L. SCOTT Burgettstown. Pennsylvania Librarian MR. ANDREW SEDLAK Slovan. Pennsylvania Business Education MR. JOHN SHEARSON McDonald. Pennsylvania Geography, Science MR. JOSEPH SNYDER Burgettstown, Pennsylvania Instrumental Music MR. JAMES B. SMITH Hickory, Pennsylvania Business Education. Mathematics 9 i It’s all or nothing ... Night Owls! Sweet-Add-a-Line! I missed the bus! Let it rust in peace ... 94 She kneads the dough! I see by the peepers ... Sockalogical moment ... Student prints... Cute little tricks ... To heave or to hold! Gum runners! Wild roomers! Razing the roof. Kimberland's bomb shelter. Meeting of the Board of Directors. Moonlight and poses! Try this on your piazzo! � 5 Union belles. Business will soon be picking up. Compliments Of The SENIOR CLASS OF 1961 Seniors Remember Our Reunion In 1966 COMMITTEE John Cunningham Chairman Floryan J. Sendora Lana Garcia Mary Louise Taborski Kathy Sandri Fritz Krieger Ruth Martin Jack Kimberland Dave Mungello Molly Malone Pamela Plate Blaine Sayre Becky Petrucci James D. 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