Union High School - U Yearbook (Burgettstown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1962 volume:

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For this, we can only say, Hats off! to Coach McGraw from Union's blue and white. As Teacher, your patience and will- ingness to help us with our problems has made you one of our most popular teachers. As Friend, we, the Senior Class of 1962, will always remember your friendly smile and cheerful HelloI We feel that as we go on our separate ways, we will take your friendship with us and leave ours with you. I l 3 TEACHER FAMILY MAN COACH .Mi ffn,4.z,, 0 , f ffQ'5-- W? I l C3121 -Q, - ' lkffib X 1 Stief f ' '- ' 1' , ' -,n ugly ie' Q1 ,J I Bu ettst ennsylva S JF 5 - V! Q5 , - W ml, ' f La f l fav l f f 1 r Ill If ' f . . .ff , , 1, W fm f fl if JUN jd M lf I 1, fa 90'-VIBE or THE gnifsssn ra nc: L H N5 iff-ey 1-3481 A J .' I, ' A f '- y , I' , ,f ' ! my ' f Q ,,,1,!Vf 1 f if up M -wx ,jf P f 'J , X -f VI, Q5 uf! I R G VW? 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JWIM4 - X ,Q X x I ' X 1, ' f' x 9 ff Y' N 'N R :LJ , ,D ig F , m 3 if WWW E , r , L . mzntks the :ample Pon of Jzzo Q m of le rning experiencdslwhich profvideis i one bf the found ions ,f r 3 future adult success. 7 i A -inf , - ,Iii Now, at the qime f your graduation, you are ,a:X:kQche,thr4:sho1d, an adult life which 4'-will be remarkably differencftzhanlany' adult' A e known heretofore. You have not reache this threshdldii-albnelil , Remember, your familiei have helped you areqp - dyof '-AL ypjxff-accmxp1ish- ff mentts. Your teachers have provided d ccionf ' dlx-andlaxieA.happyw1th 5 your success. Your felilow student ave pro d ,Upetition and encouragement for your icomple i f our sc fprogram. Thanld ' all these penile. Above a l nk th r me. ng for is' divine guidanc and tzless ibl ' s be ' u o ou du the past year ve no d c o suc e well o ettet redece sors y suc be y and may ou all re i r ful l ggood Alhlsld , 5 WWW ' -J-K -Dx 4,12 , Y Y! I 1 1 V 1 1 measur o e go fngs the rld has offer. ' 3 ,H , I W 5 , ' ' M lf ' ' ' s 1 v 2 y ff L ff? , ,ll , jig l Y ames ,I inne A J xx ,A kwixkk-,7,,hx 5 1 Li , -X ,ME is , N4 fx: 'T . 5 ,, , ,ij-ff ,rwtfl 57- W fb ' J ,ff ., i D f .f y,f,f 1 pervisi. Principal , fa? 4--1 A K2 My ,,,- lj Jnmd . Q V J 1 V: 'X , '1 Q li.ff'f' gf N 4 W Q2 ' .15 ' J l V ,...... 4:-.-. K 94212 . ,Z nw ,lf 3 g,fff' .. j 4. x 2' 'N N , K , W., x 3 ,, v-9 -- ' 1 la l 1,b-,,.,,.-ef ,Q - . x .M3'w- MW V ,X lf WM N MWfWWq.vlM I ' W ia:- ' L 4, llq l l 6 A ll,l,l , - ,Z -x .V,,jV,kl,t L ffliffn ' 2 M.. ,F-Q mb ,,.,-203-Nw ' KI, -4 : ' A , avi , - 4, ' -,mm if AVL' L, hA L L7 PHONE wwmey 7 373' hmhA 5Lik Tiff, t ' f n L a nnnn n Wkrrsrowu AREA scHooL DISTRICT f 1 W fa lf' UNION HIGH SCHOCL + V 'A Q lui' m. V n ' Burgeifstown, Pa. x 1 4 k.L V Vyfk, Q15 ky it ,. U L . L . ,f-zgf A- 1 f X-,:.,fQ December 5, 1961 fn f7 . , ,- 'E ?LQ fiai 'mhk ,:L, L . L fy ,ff 'f' W W' n L nnnL i ' i n n A ffwfffw fiffif ffkkfn sf o!!! X5 Zvf 2 11: mais '1,,4 X CQ7 r ,412 LL I ,, 1' .A az ' X n n i A ,ff ,421 ff 55' 1 ' , Q i 'EDD f ' H I L Em n L Lmsgnof 1962' i A Egn ff Q zfnfi f'w,Lf 4-4-241441-'n ', , Ln - I sm happy that elif u 1:-1. ver to Erwin fy rl.. 4--'T' :L Q n school until you could graduate ve your, 1:1 ache di . iv ,ff Y 'fzifp ,-,,, - ?Zlf3a'7 V A high school diploma is not diffi to, , bu ' 2 'is st yi, bf- 4 ' L 2-Z2 1 ' Q fi essential that one have in in today' is n aaa -- can Bplo ' A- , E, ' Lgdsmands a. high school diploma before Q .Jw - ff:-2 . ,gfvf-fy-' 4 E 5? me-sons that the person who,failedFho L LL 1545, -'I ri 5 f-' '7i3f f01' 3011 WGBH- LL n L Ln LL L e' LE if 'ff E 03' ' n ' . gpg, I have enjoygd working, nine ' h o t 23 'XZT7 2 L your successes and sympathized wlthn pun ' L'Y- f?I1I'ffQ.il11I'6S. As ass mf Q7 :THE f 4 9' if , 1L, sine lasting contri ij iAHigh'Sphoel, and ani, A L. 9 Y M 0 bank you. -I k 2 A ,. il fA X 4, i nf J - - L Aayou leave high ached , , iam to come you ff f - , -L will fully realize the debtyouxswe Sfg ts and teachers. I ,x,447Q'f' ' ' . 13-so'12x'S5, 'YUu- 'BD obtain, further schooli t 'm os-sible. f' :K ,V V: kr , i K K . .1 , I I ' .V Maid-.114 ' Ag,Li11fL1Ini',ooixa1usi6n, Iwould like to congx-at te each of you upon K 2 ff Z!! 1 M7 ff' yourA gr3ki13a.1E3iGnfggfiFD1kf'Qhigh-school. P57 wish for you - a happy and useful, A. I 'L , ' ' f w 1 LnnL vb Sincerely you-S, L L CA fz,fLff'f1 0 14,wif'111g' l - , in L 'K , I f ff? f 'Lf 'LLL L n nn n nnn L nLn ' Qawf finyi-C. 95 LQ! n B. Donald Hall nn l n f , 7 Principal L ,744 JVM Q ,I ,405-yn 1 l ,nf -A I ,X n P-me n n n ,nw L I I L J ffl! 'I ,ff A? L fwffflf, QV,-f 'I ,QL L 07 'f - nnn - . A ya: , 7 A, , nn n n r n n ffrffaf ny 4,1 1 my! My ,W f ' L L L f - n n 1 E L :A ' MW' im, ' L V 1,3 5 'Mg ,l k pf . J-' ,jf :wi . - Evil A - A, i hif. g.1, 1 nnnn n . bf 'Afl md 1 i I ,- ,l 1915077 a ' I nnnn - pf nnnn M 1: .,A' i AA',, 5 I 1 Ffh IZ, n ,445 6 ff ' 57 J f' . l ,V -4!f f , L 'I .D L , I 1 . x R ALD HALL LL Bu gettstown, Pennsylvania Principal wmm1v4in: , -,,, W ,f .Q Vice-Principal x ur School Board 15O'1 1'OM ROW: Left to Right, J. Bertovich, E. Caleffi, P. Tucci, C. Fox. SECOND ROW: D. Hall, J. Tinney H Sabatasse ABSENT- E Petficca P Pchsolinski MARY CAP.-XGRECCO Burgettstown, Pennsylvania Secretary MARY TASZ Langeloth, Pennsylvania Secretary .,,,.f-y NE LLHI DONATI Burgettstown, Pennsylvania Secretary ELIZABETH GARCY Langeloth, Pennsylvania School Nurse MISS GINA FILIPPONI Slovan, Pennsylxania Business Education ,7- MR. PAT H ANNI Slovan, Pennsylvania Director of Guidance MR. XVILLIAM BOHN Burgettstown, Pennsylvania Industrial Arts MRS. MURIE L BOHN Burgettstown, Pennsylvania Mechanical Drawing MR. REGIS BROZIER Avella, Pennsylvania f English, Journalism 'U 3 R J MR. A. LOU CAMPOS Burgettstovsm Penns lvania 1 Y History MRS. KATHRYN 'EDWARDS Burgettstown, Pennsylvania English, Literature MR. GABRIEL HANNA Burgettstown, Pennsylvania Mathematics it MRS. MIRIAM HARRIS Y Burgettstown, Pennsylvania V ' English, Literature f' . irlf X 1 f yt W I .L f .1 MR. WILLIAM5HEiCKMAN Burgettstown, Pennsylvania Physical Education, Health MISS ELEANOR HE RRIOTT Hickory, Pennsylvania Home Economics MISS CHARLOTTE HOGG Arnold, Pennsylvania Art MRS. ERLABE LLE HOWARD Burgettstown, Pennsylvania Physical Education, Health MRS. JAMES W. KIMBERLAND Burgettstovxm, Pennsylvania Mathematics MRS. BETTY LAMARCA Washington, Pennsylvania Biology, General Science MRS. BARBARA LUNGER Independence, Pennsylvania Home Economics, English MR. HAROLD MALONE Burgettstown, Pennsylvania Biology MR. PATRIC K MCGRAW Burgettstownq Pennsylvania Social Studies f -frbv P ll? I MR. BOGDAN NICKSI Burgettstown, Pennsy . ia Civics X, S. J PHINE PUSATERI 5 urgettst vvn, Pennsylvania ' fldtin, Spanish MR. JOSE PH PUSATERI Burgettstown, Pennsylvania Problems of Democrary, Driver Education J I MR. RONALD-REICH R Bridgevilpe, Pennsylvania Vocal Music pi, - ' Vi W! MR. WILBERT J. ROBERTSON Burgettstown, Pennsylvania Physics, Mathematics MR. PHILIP SAUTER Washington, Pennsylvania Industrial Arts L -A--C r I, E ' Q MR. ANDREW SEDLAK Slovan, Pe 'nsyivania Business E uc t' l ,-iff mtg MISS ELIZABETH S T Burgettsto P ylvania Librari aw . MR. JOHN SHEARSON McDonald, Pennsylvania Geography, Science MR. JOSEPH SNYDER Burgettstown, Pennsylvania Instrumental Music MR. JAMES B. SMITH Hickory, Pennsylvania Business Education, Mathe ti 1 A 1 L J , M V A :fan T its , , fl F1ore , syl hemi r Scie ce x If MISS THERESA M. TIANO Washington, Pennsylvania Business Education MRS. DOROTHY VUKOTICH Bridgeville, Pennsylvania English, Literature NJ W: P .Il 1 5 N --- N 'iii' A Oh AQ ifflk mf X , C 1' A ' ff f' 5-- jf...-,., 5 -x Ll 1511! il so V' -,,,:. lv 44' I fkxy A , rf x 1 xl . 05 M mlos ,eff , fm C v . as V 1, . 'x ' QL . M- W-if C ?Zf'7 K s I Class Flower Class Motto Our Hearts Are Young, Our Expectatwns H1gh, A d O Dreams Will Neve D C las s S o ng Moments To Remember Class Colors B1ueAndWhite SENIORS M , if eniors CARL JEFFREY Jeff Academic P,P. Smart people. A, To be successful. P.E. I'll say! Cl. Off. Pres. 9,11,12g Seo'y.-Tres. 10: H.R. Off. Pres. 9, 10,129 V. Pres. 11: St. Co. 9,10,12 Pres.: Lat. Cl. 11, 12 Pres.: Mo. Cl. 9.10 V. Pres.: Wrst. 9,1O,1l Man., 12: Jr. Ho. So, 9: Vrs. U 10,11 Sec.-Tres., 125 Am. Leg. Awd. 8 Leader, good looking, a sure success. JOHN GUNA None Academic P.P. Girls who smoke. A. To play for the Dallas Cowboys. P,E, 'snice. Ftb. 10.11,12g Bsb. 10,11,12: Bsktb. 8,99 Hi-Y lO,11,l2 Sec.g Vrs. U 1l,12: Sp. Cl. 10,11, Sec. 12: Sr. Na. Hr. So. 11: Bud. 8.9: H.R. Pres. 9,115 H.R,V, Pres. 12g St. Co. 9.113 Cls. Sec.-Tres. 9: Cls. V. Pres. 125 Prm. 11, Ply. 11: Cls. King 10,11 Football pro, neat dresser, friendly manner. ,,, -J: MA' -n XIIALJ ffi'G Cf5,f m.-ij' A ffm , if.-v 5 Wiiiwi fiff 500 igwff My JJ00 . K ' I' 'AM None c fc CLASS ADVISOR and OFFICERS. S. Noah, Mr. Pusateri, J. Guna, C. Jeffrey. . . Girls. A. To be a leader. P.E. Tee Hee. H.R, 10 V. Pres., 1l,12g Hi-Y Chap. 11, Pres. 125 Wrst. 9,10,l1.12: Sec,-Tres. 124 Lat. Cl. 10.11.12 Good wrestler, courteous, liked by all. Seniors JOHN ADAMSON None General P.P. Homework. A. To be a Mechanic. P.E. Get lost. Sptsm. Club Quiet disposition, easy going, likes to hunt. BONITA ALLISON Bonnie Commercial P.P. Stuck up students. A. To be aSecretary. P.E. Scrounge! F,H.A. 8. Pres.: Cho. 9.1O,11,12g Co. Cho. 10,11,12q Band 11,12 Talented, athletic, friendly disposition. DONNA LEE ALLISON Donnie Academic P.P. Seniors not being respected. A. To be afashion designer. P.E. Honest! Tri-Hi-Y 8,9,10,11,12g Band 8,9,10,11g Latin Club 11: Maj. 129 Jr. Play 113 Lib. 12 Sincere, likable, cute majorette. RICHARD L. AMISTADI Rich Academic P.P. Crowded busses, A. To be a Metallurgical Engineer. P.E. None Ed. Staff 12: Natl. H.S, 9.10,11.12: Natl. F,L. 11: Jr. Playg Spts. Cl. 9,10,11,12g Track 10,11,12g Latin Cl. 11,12 Interesting, humorous, walking encyclopedia. .f.lw,4,,.,1,,,..fffm,,w..l - M - : , -- E ,,,,.?,iE,.,:: mr. 1. . , ,. , 1- ' eff- '- 'Z-'iti ei i -? g':fil'.L1f1?fZ5EiQ- ' ,. - . f, ornmercial E915 153'-19 if :ij75?if-5551i?Ev1. Mod. Cl. 9 Business Staff 12 'rwgzzyfgyizgz f K . :555g,iH':. ' I 1 - me I , ii- stsifiitfiit - : , :z:'fiiif ..12s COI'1'1IIlS1'C1B.1 EefQf2fZ:..ff,- 'tf3'f'f- tg i 7 ' , BUSIHGSS Staff 12 A I . ..,k,,g5,,5 ,5,,.g,,g5g H ' .. , ' 5 K atrin -f iii rzx 2 .6 t 2- sale.. RANDOLPH BANNISTER Randy Commercial P.P. Girls that think they are a gold mine. A, To be a Baseball player. P.E, Say. Ftb. 9,10,11: Bsbl. 9.10: Bs. Staff 12 I Easy going, reliable, potential baseball pro. DANIEL BANOVICH Banni General ' P.P. Stuck up girls. A. To be a Mechanic. P.E.Don't Sweat it. Nice, quiet, likes cars. LEMAN ANGELO Lemon P.P. Jerry A To be an Accountant P E Don't do that Helpful, friendly nice to know RAY BAILEY Beattie P.P. None A To be a Mechanic P E None Ornery, good natured not a care Senio rs MARILYN BARNHART Mare Commercial P.P. Girls who think they're extra special. A. To be a Dress Designer. P.E. Don't Panic. Commercial Club 12: Business Staff: F.H.A. 8,9 Good artist, pleasing personality, quiet manner. PATRICIA BARONICK Patty Academic P.P. People who exaggerate. A. To be a Mathematics Teacher. P.E. Oh my gosh! Sr. Honor Soc. 11,12, Pres.: Jr. Honor Soc. 9,1O, V.P,g Sr. F.H.A. 9,10,11,12: Prom 11: H,R. Off. 10 Pres., 11 V,P,, 12 St.: F.T.A, 11,12: Latin Cl. 11,12: Sno. Ball 9, 10,11,12: ST. Co. 10: N,F.L, 11: Cheerleader 10,11,12: Pep Cl. 11: Jr. Play: Ed. Staff 12: Am, Essay Contest 10: Keystone Girls' State 11 Pretty, intelligent, sure to succeed. iffy' - -. :E 'f- ' ?IQ'F:5'-Qiivll giff 5515- f' if htel H7555 ' W W f ,file l ffiefv 1 ,1f,i'L?2fi: f5 .j,1' .511 ' ,Vw . 1'1':,jgggjgi 7, i,., R 1' 1 fi iiiiffiff - , 5 V XXL A .'.V 5 Q JOSEPH BERTOVICH JOE Commercial P.P. None. A. To be a success. P.E. None. Bsbl. 10,11,12: Var. 11,125 Bus. St. 12: Sptmn. Cl, 9, 10,11,l2 Best looking, easy-going, nice to know. CAROLANN BLACK Carol Commercial P.P. People who put themselves before anyone else. A, To be a success. P,E, No kiddin'. Tri-Hi-Y 8,95 H.R. Off. S, V.P.: F.H.A. 10,l1, V.P.: Comm. Cl. lO,11: Pep Cl. 11: Cheerleader 10,11,12:Soft- ball 11 Petite, sweet, peppy. K5 V1 1 ig we S ,ll e iv 'E 590 3 . 5 :- 'iyi ., 'fri DONALD BARTOLETTI Don Academic P.P. Stuck up Girls. A. To be a Commercial Artist. P.E, Mr. Campos. Basketball 8,9,1O: Sp. Cl. Tall, dark, and friendly. ROBERT BEDNARZIK Bob Academic P.P. Stuck up Girls. A. To go to college. P.EM. Down-boy. Varsity U 9,l0,11,12: Sp. Cl11,12: Hi-Y 12 Good basketball player, sharp, mischievous. NANCYSUE BLAINE None Academic P.P. None. A. To be a Nurse. P.E. None. Ch. 9,1O,11,l2: Library Cl. 12: Tri-Hi-Y 8.9,1O,11,12, Ch.: Latin 11,12: Nurses 11,12, S.: N.F,L. 11: Hi-Lite: Ed. St. 12: Bus. St. 11: Kola Cl. 9,10 Quiet, studious, pretty clothes. RONALD BLAKLEY Blake Academic P.P. None. A. To be an Engineer. P,E. None. Hi-Y 11,12: Ftbl. 9,10,11,12g Track 9,10,11,12 Good looking, quiet, nice to know. Seniors DARLENE MAE BRUCE Dar Commercial P,P, Gym. A. To be an Electric computer operator. P,E, Hurry up! Bnd. 8,9,10,11,12g Tri-Hi-Y 8,9,10,11,12g Pep Cl. 11g Bus. St. 12 Friendly, quiet, nice to know. SANDRA LEE BUTCHER San Commercial P.P. Having underclassmen push Seniors around in the halls. A. To be a Secretary. P.E. Good Heavens! F.H.A. 8: Pep Cl. 115 Com. Cl. 113, Tri-Hi-Y 12: Lib. Cl. 12 Pretty black hair, neat dresser, full of fun. SHARON ARLENE CHERENKO Guss Commercial P.P. Smart Aleck. A. Secretary. P.E. Like, uh, what'cha think? Jr. F.H,A, Sec. 8,95 G,A,A, 10: Com. Cl. Sec.-Tres. 12: Ed. St. 11,125 St. SGC. 12 Helpful, friendly, kind Word for all. RAYMOND CINDRICH Rachel Academic P.P. Mr. Campos. A, Go to college. P.E, Youtellin'me'? Sp. Cl. Sec, 11: Spts. Cl. Sec. 113 H,R, Pres. 89 Ft. Bl. 8,9,11,12 Mr. Football, bluffer, always ready to lend a helping hand. All 1 l l ,dl I CHARLOTTE BOLLER None Academic P,P, Snobs. A. To be a Mathematics teacher. P,P. That's stupid. F,H.A, 8 V, Pres.: Tri-Hi-Y 9,10, Hist., 11,125 Lat. CI. 115 N.H.S. 9,10,11,12: Kol. Cl. 8, 11,123 Chor. 9.10, 9,10,11: N.F.L. 11, A 11 129 Prm. 11: U 11,123 St. p . o. 9, H Off. 9, Pres.. Cl. Off. V. Pres. 11 Cute blonde, , None P,E, What'cha Ho. 9,10,11,12: wrestling. C 1: f Q 'J f 6 4 F . ' 0 AJQOS Candid Campos c ggnic P., Ela' e. A, To be a Photographer. P.E. You're out o our ind, Bl 9 10,11,12: Trk. 9,10: Vsty. U: Wres. 9,10,11g Sp. .1 E . St.: Photgg Models Club 9,10 thletic, smiling. man with a camera. JANET MARIE CASEY Jan Academic P,P, People who think they're better than others. A. To be a nurse. P.E. I don't care! F,H,A, 9,10,11,12: Pep C1. 11: Ft. Nrs. ci.: Lat. C1. Cute, loquacious, full of fun. Senio rs JANET COLLINS Smiley Commcercial P.P. People who talk but don't sayanything. A. To be a Secretary. P.E. Well, Hello there! G.A.A. 12 Tri-Hi-Y 9: F.H.A. 10,11, Plmnt. Nice disposition, attractive, neat. EUGENE COLPO Gene Academic P.P. Mr. Campos. A. To be a Professional Gambler, P. E. That's all she wrote! Friendly, witty, cheerful attitude. 3b L5 ' xz 55 ' A 'fiQf,QQf-fifi,f ' K I 3 -fail:-a , 'N-X, 7-f' 1 35sr?5?i5wt J' ' f. s .-:lk .. , Ji. mi Wlllf 'I ' 'k'L V i . g :Q 22,-fs, f gf gf isis! , , , A V! M gg mpwx I I fw,t,,iffgiQ?ff, Q. ins Wagga K X af six t ,- mfg, f K if ' 3 l ii 3 2 S. an ' l S fer f , X S , 1 'R Ad., EUGENE DALVERNY Gene Academic P.P. None. A, To bean Engineer. P,E. Waitaminute! Jr. Honor So. 95 Models Cl. 104 Latin Cl. 113 Band 8, 9.10,11g Co. Band ll Ambitious, hard working, reserved. TERRY DALVERNY None General P.P. None. A, None. P.E. None! Bashful, quiet, pleasing person. it ,,f,g f! wfwrrwrs wma 555121514 ever-W :sdfefffff-Hi fails?esfeS3sSiNf3r1ftfrffafssz gg ezigfwg,5-q5fm-J::sffz-'A' ' '-2-A ' Ksis'Ilia'-3253254522-z:gfjf-'14:14. fzfasTf.7s'f3iwg'fig' lift!-j'js2g-01.2,rv-ff,ff.s74tz. .JJ sie Sunni: ar. ::.x71S: .... -'f -7 ' 'if if VYPVIIS' l1':f.:' , ,,., mm., ,.,,, . . ,,.. , i . ,,...,. ..,,..,, ff1i2V?:1--fi-:vvfgr fszimif 51,1 .:?:f?lf'2szr:a :'iirii2!!75?ff??Ssii2 532.4 I-rx :fits YfiVig,1e!.1+i! - 1,i..w:szey: 1. '.., : 1-'Fi itifiifiif -:e f A i2'1 !?f!P ,sw.Qw.:ff,s fff!.: w1f't 2. sm ,m,s...f., ,g. A . ,-1 'V' tiff' A -4522 f i-3fi?f3iff9i7l:l 1 ' fi g,,e? ' -225. ' . . . 'w :..5ta3, J . , . 1.-' amps. P. , gif! V' , .ggi 'WSH 'ifiitii - 1' K K 'Q' 1 i 44. A ...QL li Vg MARGARET CLAIR Peggy Academic P.P, Smelly girls' room. A. To be a Teacher.P.E. Good Heavens! Sr. F,H.A, 9,10,11,12: Sp. 11,12: Ed. Staff 11,12: Band 9, 10g Pep Cl. 11g Los Diaboles Azules 12: Jr. Play 11: Majorette 11,12, Asst. I-1.5 F.T.A. 129 F.N.A. 11. Fun-loving, always smiling, best sport. JUDITH ELAINE COLE Judi Commercial P.P. People who think they are better than others. A. To be a Switchboard Receptionist. P.E. You think so! F.H.A, 9,1O,11,12: St. F.H.A. 10: Ch. 9,10,11,12g CO. Ch. 10,11,12q Hi-Lite: Bus. St. 12: Com Cl. 10: Pep Cl. 11 Musical, quiet, easy to get along with. CHARLES COOK Chuck Academic P.P. Homework. A. To succeed. P,E. Nope! Latin Cl. 11,12 Quiet, sincere, reliable. WILLIS CUNNINGHAM Tom Academic P.P. Alibies. A, To be a success. P,E. That's O.K.! Hi-Y 10,11,12g 'Varsity U. 129 Spanish Cl. 11,12 Happy-go-lucky, full of fun, always laughing. 1 f fn 7 I .if uf rf: is-11 uw muff Enistef-'f wwe 1 an 44 ...wsu-ar' RZ dfgdi fr, ' I 110 PHOTO g ,xiii dffggf gf AvAn.ABi.e 'cf f ff: -521 , -- Seniors GEORGE DANEK None Academic P.P. Kids who think they know it all. A, To get a Ph.D. P.E. Nuts! Jr. Nat. Honor Society 8,9,1O5 Sec.ofClass5 Treas. H,R, 115 Sr. Nat. Honor Society 11,125 Model Club 9,105 H.R. Sec.- Treas. 11. Small, brilliant, ambitious. JAMES DANEK Skeetz Academic P.P. Smart Cousins. A. To be an Electrical Engineer.P. E. Censored! Football 9,105 Spanish 11,12 Reliable, hard working, nice to know. CHRISTEANA Dl O A ja . A hris Academic j J P.P. No . , be a Nu el , No i ! , V.P.5. Ch usjgxll .5 Ensemble 9,10, 11,125 unty hor ,11, 2' 1 ub 9,1O,11,l25 Nurses Club 1,125 d' ia t fy 25 F ensics 115 Pep Club 115 Cheer r' 10, ' , Jr. Hon Society 9,101 Spanish Club 11, Q, Cheerle er, pr y red hair, quiet. PAULA DLUSKI None Commercial P.P. People who copy and brag of their good grades. A. To bean Elementary teacher. P.E. Oh, you're a big help! Chorus 8,9-10,11,125 Yearbook Staff 9,1O,11,12, Layout Editor 125 Kola Club 8,9,10,125 G,A,A, 115 Class Repre- sentativeg Foresics 115 F,T,A. 125 Jr. Honor Society 105 Prom Comm. 115 Pep Club 115 Hi-Lite Staff 125 Sr. Play Prompter5 Sno-Ball Comm. 9,10,125 F.H.A. 8,9,10,12, Secretary 8.9.12 Pleasant disposition, hard working, cute smile. 5 irte lf? ix 1 ROBERT DELAMONTAGNE Del Academic P.P. Girls that smoke. A. To be a teacher. P.E, Hi Goldylocks! Hi-Y 10.11,125 Varsity U 125 Basketball8,9,10,11,125Junior Play 115 Student Council 8,95 Spanish Club 10,11,125 8 Vice- Pres. Class5 9 Vice-Pres. H.R.5 Band 8,9 Good-looking, best dancer, tops in basketball. JAMES DeSANTIS Hawk Academic P.P. None. A. Goto college. P.E. I don't care! Latin Club 11,12 Quiet, tall, liked by all. M Qfif W DON DOWLER None Academic P.P. None. A. None. P,E. None. Everyone's friend, easy going, life of the party. DIANNA DRAZICK Dee-Dee Commercial P.P. Patty Patsolic's hair. A. To be a success. P.E. Oh, brother! Maj. 10,11,125 Jr. F,H,A. 85 Tri-Hi-Y 95 Senior F.H.A. 10, 11,125 Jr. Play 115 PepC1ub115N.F.L,115 Jr. Prom Comm. 115 Sno-Ball Comm. 9,10,11,125 Business Staff 11,125 H,R, Officer 85 Band 8,9,10 Small, full of pep, best dancer. Seniors THOMAS DUBICH Torn Academic P.P. None. A. To obtain a diploma. P,E. None. Jr, Play: Sr. Playg Sp. Cl. 11,123 Los Diablos Azules 12 Devilish, active, the boy who changed the world. LINDA DUNAY Lou Commercial P.P. Girls who smoke. A. To always be happy. P.E. That's tough! F.H,A. 8,9 11,12: Kola Cl. 8,9,10: G.A.A. 10: Jr. Play, Make-Up: Bus. St. 12: Ed. St. 12: Hi-Lite,'Exchange Editor: Pep Cl. 11: Prom: Sno-Ball 11,12 Poetic, eager, small in stature. pm:: ' RONALD FOFLYGEN None Academic P.P. None. A. Forester. P.E. Calm yourself! Jr. Honor Soc. 8,9,10: Var. Bsbl. 10,11,12g Sptmn. Cl. 9.10,11,12: Spanish Cl. 11,123 Los Diablos Azules 12 Nature lover, pleasant, baseball pro. MARLEEN FOWLER Mar Commercial P.P, People who don't have school spirit. A, To be a success. P.E. Really! Ch. 9.10,11,12g Ensemble 9,10,11,l2g Trio 10,11,12g Co. 9, 10,11,12: Dis, 10,11,12: Accompanist 10,11,12g State 11: Tri-Hi-Y 8,9,1O,11,12: Kola Cl. 8,9,10,11: Bus. Staff 11, Ed. St. 9,101 Library 10,11,12g Pep Club 11 Talented, sympathetic, friend to all. .T 1 ei CAROL ESNO Commercial P.P, People who think they are better than None anyone else. A. To be a Teacher. P.E. Oh really, are you kidding? F.H.A, 9: Com. Cl. 12, V.P,: Stu. Secretary Pleasing, cheerful, willing to help, PATRICIA FLANIGAN Commercial Flange P.P, People who walk slow. A. To be an Executive Secretary. P.E. Oh, the pain of it all! F,H,A, 9, 10 Par., 11 S., 12 P.: H,R. Off. 10 S.: Bus. St. 11.123 Ed, St, 12: Sr. Play, Make-Up: Promg Jr. Play, Prop.g Hi-iLite 12: F.T.A, 123 Sr. Honor Soc. 11,121 Pep Cl. 11, SJ N.F.L. 11 Biggest bluffer, great personality, life of the party. None P.E. I'll say! Hi Y 10,11,12g Track 10,11,12 GOLESKI A Kay Commercial P.P, Two-faced people. A. Secretary. P,E. You sick or something? Jr. Honor Soc. 9,10 T.: Sr. Honor Soc. 11,123 H.R, Off, 9 V.P.: Stu. Co. 9: Com. Cl. 10: Beta Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10 S.g F.H.A. 11, 12 S.: Ref. St. 11: Pep Cl. 11: Ed. St. 11, 12: Prom 11: Jr. Play: Sno-Ball 10,11,12g Lib. 12 Intelligent, cheerful, neat dresser. eniors CARL HARRIS Kite P,P. Students w o n't back up the Athletic teams. A. To go to college. . on . ' Football 11,1 5 B 4 l 1 , 1,125 '-Y 125 Sp ' ish Cl. ANITA LOUISE GUYO Anita Academic P.P. Students who lack school spirit. A, To be alawyer. P.E. I'll say! Jr. Honor Soc. 9,103 Sr. F.H.A. 9,1O,11,12 Parl.: F.T.A. 11, 12 Pres.: Latin Club 11,125 Prom 115 Jr. Playg Sr. Play5 Ed. Staff5 Hi-Lite, Feat. Ed.5 Pep Club 11PreS.: Sno-Ball 9,1O,11,12 Intelligent, sharp dresser, Sonja Henie '??? JANICE HAMILTON Jan Commercial P.P. Crowded Halls. A. To be a Secretary. P.E. For heaven's sakes! Tri-Hi-Y 8,95 G,A.A. 105 F.H.A. 11,12 Hist.5 Prom 115 Play 11,125 Sno-Ball 11,125 Bus. Staff 125 Pep Club 11 Witty blonde, pretty green eyes, IOVGEWG Pirates. X ,GW A Vfiff as 5 diftll A 5 pil M , -5 . ,My 22:.2t?:..rRSHEY SUSAN HARVEY Susan Commercial P.P. Shorthand. A. To be an X-Ray Technician. P.E, Gee Whiz! Band 8.9,10,115 Jr. F,H,A, 8,95 Commercial Club 115 Senior F.H.A. 11,125 Pep Club 113 G.A.A, 105 Library 12 Nice to know, friendly, great wrestling fan. HELEN HENNEQUANT Helen Academic P.P, People who think they're better than others. A. To be a nurse. P.E. Tough! F.H.A. Sect. 85 Tri-Hi-Y 9,10,11,125 Nurses Club 125 Spanish Club 11,12 Sect.5 Hi-Lite Staff5 Senior Play Pretty smile, gay personality, safe driver ?'?? P.P. Boys who don't know howto dance. A. To be a secretary. P,E. What's happening? H. Room Off. 8 Seo't-Treas.5 Gamma Tri-Hi-Y 95 Beta Tri-Hi-Y5 G.A.A. 10,11, 12 Vice-Pres.: Hi-Lite Staff 125 Bus. Staff 12 Neat, attractive, happy-go-lucky. WILLIAM HARVEY Harv Commercial P.P. Students who don't cheer at games. A. To get a good job. P.E. Good gravy! Baseball 11,12: Football 115 Hi-Y l0,11,125 Spanish Cl. 10,11 Clown, good-looking, baseball ability. X M I -I , 91 RV' , ll' 26 Seniors RITA JANULEWICZ Reet Academic P.P. Crowded Halls. A. To be a teacher. P.E, Oh, that's clever! Sr. F.H.A. 9,10 Pres., 11,129 Latin Club 11: Jr. Honor Soc. 9,109 Library Club 12, F.T.A,.12g Nurses' Club 12g Prom 113 Ref. Stand 9.1O,11: Pep Club 111 Jr. Play Make- Upg Editorial Staff Layout Ed. 123 Sno-Ball Committee 9, 10,11,12g Sr. Play Costumes: Sr. Proj, Com. 12 Sweet disposition, friendly, neat dresser. WILLIAM JOHNSON Bill Academic P.P. Students who don't cheer. A. To o to college. P.E, None. Hi-Y Football Models 95 Track ,11,12 rate. eg we 7 izilfwiwi W . gffe.:irzG:fee-,t' Q- f - . u fe .W -' .. I Y - '- ii V 3: . L, 521522 f . . ,. V Sa '57 f,-'ff L7 55 7 ff , ' I f Sil l! ,V af wfn af i ' -'ff 2213: mfs' - 'gig eggs. ' --11-' '--iii' Z Wi511fgfepsszsieighfwigysi 5 .. L f M Sa. 6,,wl,f,,gb S ..,. ,, zW,M.,,., as x .11,g,f,.--.-, . 1 . ':g:....-,'ft WILLIAM KEATING None General P.P. None. A. To be successful. P.E. None. 8,9 Grade Footballg 10 Grade Basketball, 11 Track Tall, sport-minded, courteous. GLORIA KEMP Glo Commercial P.P. Walking up the front High School steps. A. Private Secretary. P.E. I'll be jiggered! American Legion Award 83 Student Council 8 Treas.g H.R, 10: Jr. H. Society 8,9,10: Sr. H. Society 11,123 Band 8,9.10,11: Chorus 8: Tri-Hi-Y 8,9,1O,l1,12g Kola Club 10, 11,125 Treas. Tri-Hi-Y 105 Typing Award 11: Jr. Play 11: Lib. Club. Sec.-Treas. 12: V.P., Tri-Hi-Y 129 Editorial Staff 12: Pep Club 11 Musical, delicate, sweet. JOHN HILL None Academic P.P. None. A. To be successful. P.E. None. Spanish Club: Wrestling 10,11,l2 Muscular, smiling, not a care. KATHLEEN HOMITZ Kathie Academic P.P. Crowded girls' rooms. A. To be ateacher. P.E. You better believe it! Cheerleader 10,11,12g F.H.A. 9,10,11,12g F,T.A, 11,125 Vice-Pres. Class 93 H.R. Pres. 95 Spanish Club 11: Prom Com. 113 Hi-Lite 125 Yearbook 125 Sno-Ball Comm. 9, 10,11,12 Miss School Spirit, petite, sweet. BARBARA JONES None General P.P. None. A. To be a success. P.E. Wheel F.H.A. 8,91 G.A.A. 12 Likes to dance, athletic, friendly. GEORGE KANSAS None General P.P. None. A. Mechanic. P,E. I'll say! Hot Rod, quiet, friendly. S FRANCINE KISS Frannie Commercial P.P. Too much homework. A. To be happy. P.E. That's tough! Commercial 115 F.H.A. 9,10,11,125 U Editorial,Business 12: Play 11: Kolo Cl, 9,10,11,12 Friendly, good-natured, always sure. GEORGE KOVER None General P.P. Stuck-up women. A. To be successful. P.E. I'll say! Football 10,115 Wrestling 9 Hates work, happy-go-lucky, first man to reach the moon. lrrl - s.2Er593ff.lfz 551- 1 , S Q . 5 ' sw or E 'dgfzgc rA 0 1 E . , f I sie '-32? f Q , .pq ti ff . 'iii 'S - egg J UDITH ANN KUZIOR Judy Academic P.P. Boys who smell like cigarettes. A. To be a Spanish Teacher. P.E. None, Majorette 125 Spanish Cl. 11 Sec.5 Los Diablos Azules Pres, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 8 Song Leader 9,10 Vice-Pres. 11,125 Editorial Staff 12: Hi-Lite 12 Business Manager5 Cho. 9: Prom 115 F,T,A, 11,125 Pep Cl. 11 Pres.: lst Attendant 115 Play 11 High Spirited, energetic, future teacher. ROBERT LaPOSTA 1 Rocky Academic P.P. None. A. To be a Teacher, P.E. None. Football 10,11,125 Wrestling 115 Track 10,115 Varsity U 10, 11,125 Hi-Y 125 Business Staff 125 Band 95 Sportsman C1. 9,1O,11: Spanish Cl. 11,12 Biggest bluffer, always with a joke, football ability. iEsflEEii25f'g, ' f'i':.vf, W 5. 7 , .'sv.s',i:i'1'11- ' . ' . 'fx - i ,.: ig 1 ly f.-3.-3 ll ' 'y I ' , ,, ' 3 , eniors JUDITH SUE KRAEER Judy Academic P.P, Conceited people. A, To be a nurse. P.E. Oh, for heavens sake! F.H.A. 8: Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10 Chap., 11,12 Chap.: N.F.L. 115 Pep Cl. 11: F,T,A, 115 Nurses Cl. 11,125SpanishC1. 115 Los Diablos Azules 125 Jr. Playg Ensemble 9,10,11, 125 Accomp. 11,125 Cho. 9,10,11,125 Co. Cho. 9,10,11,125 Dis. 10,115 State Cho. 11 Loves fun, friendly disposition. talkative. FRANCES JEAN KUCIC Jean Academic P,P. Crowded halls. A, To be a nurse. P.E. You know? Band 9,10,11'5 Ref. Stand 85 F,T.A. 125 Pep Cl. 115 Nurses C1. 11,125 Latin Cl. 11,125 Tri-Hi-Y 8,9,10,11,12 See.: H,R. Pres. 85 H.R, Sec.-Treas. 125 KolaC1, 125 Editorial Staff of U 12 Casual, sweet person, warm personality. ' J., iifiwf , 1.5, . 3531.6 'T-1. V - A ' wg- VM M5 8.51555 5. Q, .X 1 . 4. T. ' . ' ' f . :K 1f'l1f72Ei, Ui2i fy in 'SE'-131 . Q-lf - ' ' BEVERLY J. LaRUE SiSSY General P.P. Girls who think they are cute but aren't. A. To be a success. P.E. So what. F.H.A. 8 9: G.A.A. 12 Likes to dance, good natured, friendly. GERALDINE LEWIS Gerry Commercial P.P, People who think theyknow it all. A. To be a Beautician. P.E. Don't sweat it. F.H.A. 8,9: G.A.A. 10,11,125 Business Staff 125 Ref. Comm. For Prom 11 Energetic, fun-loving, winning personality. Seniors GLORIA JEAN LILLARD None Commercial P.P, Boys who think they are too much. A, To be a nurse. P.E. None. Jr. F,H,A, 8,91 G,A,A, 10,11,12: Bus. Stf. 12: Chorus 11 Friendly manner, sincere, future nurse. GERALD LINKISH Jerry General P,P, Girls. A. To be a success. P.E. You don't say! Tall, easy-going, likes cars. m.,.:fa,.4:aW,g-- 0' . I' - iff vw' H . 1 K .wwf , , -- f wfir:1.1w:.ff , - r Q Saw I wa Ss, 6? ,, .v .J -as-r' if' .- 'V , , -A gt H - Q -. g -'lgk ' ' A Q - s we 1 ! Y , 1 M V! 'Q I 1 it 2- 1 'M . i,Qz'1i5,g-,171-if ', kf ', fjtikj, . f,.. ,- 'ilfiwi ft HSHSL-it ijgsXQgn, Y x' 1, WALTER LYONS Tiger Commercial P.P, None. A, Nothing in particular. P,E, None. Chrm. Com. Cl. 12 Serious minded, likes studies, industrious. PAULINE MADENICH Polly Commercial P,P, People who are always promising. A, Accountant- Secretary. P.E, Yeah, Iknow! Tri-Hi-Y 12: Na. Hr. Soc. lQ,11,12: Hsty. Cl. 104 Chr. 9, 12: St. Co. 11: Exec. Comm, Yrbk. 12 Pleasing, intelligent, great friend. - f, - . -- -vw,-, f-:swsew , . ., 0. V, sl K . pg em-m,31,w,il:3,.u785, - ' I' 1 Lu' E ' 'T' M W ' f5'iiffELU'i.1si, -,inf 'fir 1 9311? - -. -- ,.,.- : H-'Q5fg,4eli7miig2lsv5ilf2,g . '- . Q t a itf7s,,f5ggi-,titililg-,4.-6 I H , jf JE. S ' '. -A, ,gg ' , 'ts-slfi Lyjfhwg, 'fmt ' . .ws I , t f, - f ' Y , ' , if ,, 1-ff ' - ' w e 'ffgafgrf , ' ' K f gg.. n L, f ' my it 'fisfiffiii A if 'E ? EfwVT.s. 1 1 1 Qlflff' ft A ietfi, if if Ex? I V. -. ,L .ff . k.. V, ., , Fi gl , ..,,, A,-Q24 V 'L A . Q f-Q' 'Q sm fav ,, I , ,W W in .X - 1 sk, KENNETH LOMBARDO Ken General P.P. None. A. To be a success. P,E, None. Mod. Cl. 11 Quiet, nice, liked by all. NICK LONCARIC None Commercial P.P, Miss Filipponi's home room. A. To be aC,P,A. P.E. Who Dat? Sec.-Tr, H.R. 9 10: V,P. H,R, 83 Baskb. 8,91 Footb. Mgr. 10: Mod. Cl. 8,9,1O: Hi-Y 12: Jr. Ply. 11: Prm. Chrm. 115 Vrsy. U 1O,1l,12g Bus. Stf. 12 Hot rod, easy-going, lots of fun. . , SHN .5 5 z Vi 1 V 'sz it SANDRA G. MAIN Sandy Commerical P.P. Girls who think they're it. A. To be an X-Ray tech- nician. P.E. Quit it! F,H,A, 8.9: Com. Cl. 125 Bus. Stf. 12 Sweet person, casual, future technician. ROCKY MALONE Mouse Commercial P.P, Girls. A. To graduate. P,E, None. Sptsm. Cl. 8,9.10,11,12 Small one, ready for a good time, outdoors enthusiast. Seniors SAMUEL MATESIC None General P.P. Cooky people. A. To join the Air Force. P.E. I'll say! Easy going, likeable, hot rod. LEE MOBEE None General None. A. To be a success. P,E. None. Quiet, not a care, easy to get along with. MADGE MCCLAIN Maggie Commercial P.P. Stuck up boys KL girls. A. To be aBeautioian P,E, Honest! Bus. Staff 12: Comm. 11,125 Tri-Hi-Y 105 Kola Club8 Quietrlisposition. helpful, nice. JAMES MOFARLAND Mickie General P,P. Mr. Brozier. A. To coach Possum Sz E-Yi at Dallas. P.E. Where to tonight, Flins? Knows all the tricks, friendly, and a sharp dresser. ' l we 2251- ' ff' ia. ' 4 ' ,l ' -.,,f'ff, 1 THOMAS MELNYK None jf' ' ' q i n,, General ,5 ' If V A P.P. None. A. To join the Air Force. P.E, None. g A 4-5 Quiet, nice to know, good-natured. V- A Vill M e'rr.ii ,,., ROBERT MENDEZ Bob We T rigs General V ww- ' P.P. Girls who smoke and swear. A. To be successful. R i 1, BE. Nice! A, ' , Considerate, sincere, likeable. S, .jf . WILLIAM MENDEZ B111 if . ,,,. Rise General P.P. Wise guys. A. To be Successful. P.E. None. -'ig-fgllggj, ,fi - CO-operative, easy going, quiet. ROBERT MIKA Iggy w General 'A .. EY P.P. Teachers. A. Baseball player. P.E. I'll say. Fw. 8,93 Wrestl. 9,123 Bsbl. 1o,11,12 S 'i' o . Baseball pro, safe driver???, dependable. i' 5 A A if- V, x l 3 Seniors , -,.,.f f ,f--,f if gm...-1,-were, K krkk JW- f fi'WY i., it Y , ' 1 fs he J 5 3 ,N re H I ir ' ' ' iv., X A -9 K Q 9 5 ws . , H' . if . E gi it 5 , why f gwjsffif t x 5 3 S X x 5 iii 1,433 xg. Su i . . S558 K X Xia 5 4, K-V -tm.-. .. . ,, ca, ttaffaifi frfish : - I 11:5 I. , ., RQ lf' - ,V ft -i , 5 ff - - if -1 JOANNE M. MURIN Jo Academic P.P. People who brag. A. To be a Teacher. P.E. Ah, nuts! F.H,A. 9,10,l1,12: F.T.A. 12g N.F.L, 115 Latin Cl. 11,129 Jr. Honor Soc. 10: Sr. Honor Soc. 11,124 Sr. Play, Props., Library Cl. 125 Ed. Staff 123 Pep Cl. 113 Am. Legion Essay 11 Studious, friendly, hard worker. JAMES MUSCARO Boathouse Academic P.P. Girls that think they're it. A. To play for the Dallas Cowboys. P.E. None. Ftbl. 9,11,12: Bsktbl. 9,10,11,12q Track 10.11.125 Jr. Play, Hi-YS Var. U.: H.R. Off. 11 S., 12 PI'.S Sp. Cl. P. Active, entertaining, everybody's friend. 5.5644 i5Vsa3f..,55Ew7?.5Q. 35 5 Q - fs ' lf! ' 1' -'i pr am, J ' . A' V ,Weigel - sig., 1 , -S2715-gy, , V -' - , f?fIQlL1' gI'5ffii'f iff' , '..L 1 5-'if f , il-'11 '-'. 1. if-l I , eysr s V,,k gp VV,r,7 ,rf if , tt y MARTHA NOKOVICH Marcy Commercial P.P. Conceited boys! A. To be a beautician. P.E. She'll have birds! F.H.A. 8,9,10,11 V,P,, 12 Rep., Ref. Stand 9,10,11,12g Kola Cl. 9,105 Jr. Play, Make-Up: Prom, Com Cl. 105 Pep Cl. 115 Bus. Staff 12g Hi-Lite: Sno-Ball8,9,10,11, 123 Ed. St. 12 Warm hearted, neat, up and doing. RUSSELL ORENCHUK None Academic P.P. None. A. To be a success. P.E. That's the breaks in life! Sptmn Cl. 8,9,10g Hi-Y 11,12: Var. U. 123 Hi-Lite: Sp. Cl. 11,125 Track 10,11,12 Sports minded, quiet, nice to know. WILLIAM MILLER Bill Academic P.P. People who think they are better than anybody else. A. To bean electrical Technican. P.E. l'1l never tell! Band 9,10,11,12g Sptsmn Cl. 9,10,11g Hi-Y 12g Track 10, 11: Sp. Cl. 11 Musical, genial, polite. JOHN WAYNE MINKO Mink Academic P.P. Conceited girls. A, To do Drafting and Designing. P.E. AW, it's just your imagination! Ind. Arts Cl. 8.9.10 St., 11 St., 12: Ref. Stand 8,9,10: Stagehand 8,9,10,11,12g Latin Cl. 11,125 Editorial Staff 12 Artistic, helping hand, nice personality. DONALD NEIL Don General P.P. None. A. To be successful. P.E. None. Bsktbl. 9,10,11,12 Hot rod, curly hair, likes basketball. MARY JO NICHOLSON Jo Commercial P.P. Boys who think they're it. A. To be abeautician. P.E. Ah, Shucks! F,H,A. 8,9,10,11,12: Kola Cl. 8,95 Nurses Cl. 11, Ch. 9, 10,11,l2: Bus. St. 12 Friendly, likes to dance, future beautician. L1 v Vi I Z L xv. l Seniors STEVE ORENCHUK None General P.P, None. A. To be a success. P.E. None. Sptmn. Cl. 8,95 Ind. Arts 11,12 Sincere, quiet, neat. MARY MARGARET ORGA Mary Commercial P.P. People who think they are better than others. A, To be a beautician Teacher. P.E. Such is life! Tri-Hi-Y 9.105 F.H.A. 11,125 Bus. Staff 125 Pep Cl. 11 Dimpledgsmile, helpful, lilges to talk. Ly i' jf I . f , ,Q .4 , , , I . yi fl 1, J . ij fi AQUV ill' A!! F X WL , LU f L . i7 I , 1' H WL fi 1 it ff K J 1' ff- GUS PASCIDOR' Gaser Commercial P.P. Sixth period study hall. A. To join the Armed Forces. P.E. That's life! Sptmn. Cl. 8,9 Tall, blond, ready to help. PATRICIA PATSOLIC Patti Academic P.P. People who think they can do something better but can never prove it. A. To be a nurse. P,E. Please get in line! Maj. 11,12 H.: H.R. Off. 11 P.: Stu. Do. 11: Latin Cl. 11 T.. 125 F.H.A. 9,10,l1,12: Jr. Honor Soc. 9,105 Nurses Cl. ll, 12: Bus. Staff 125 Jr. Play5 Prom: Pep Cl. 11 Best looking, natural curly hair, high stepping. 'f'?Y'T1'51?-fWi53k5'f1f4yf35'i9 Q5 'fifllliii?'f'f, f3f7,l i'ffff 'f3i'. 'M WW? F Wflfm 55 ' - AF Q is 5if5Egi!'ii45?i5i'i!5ii Q 2. quam. tw :m..t,,.,m.. . ,,.. se ,..W,.f,.q.n...,.,,s.,n, . awtssigsailsgsariilgs if , 'fssigetsifswi12445-ics-.3357 ml 5 ' 5 ' .E.s.- ' Iwi - 11fg3fjz.g64wi f,g,.g,.Qg5fan.g 5 fr . 11.5 23, '15 Q Aj '. Vlliifggldgz fiffsig-i.. 3-'K,fff-f. :iw fu . ' f f - 1553: hw H' l.s.fWy-,A- 555.5551 f , 1: ., ' - 1.....M..5-ff-mf -I .5 .- - ...rv 'ff ffwzwf? I e,,..,,... ,.,-4.57 .55 , 5 .,...-1.1. .Aggie rv:- sv - '.1.w ?? . -1,.':'?.iff- f- mmf l. 5' W 35 1 ' 1 . 2 ' ' X- 52 -M ,f ' ,555-5 itll? , aff- I' 3: 1 ff! 'W iililiiiy 'itljf ., 'v -' Jjv , . 'S ,,.,ff V, -K ,gf . v?22s:.2.,.e- ' - X f.f:i Ji27.'iifii1.. 'Q - f ' - 29:21 f - fl' . I f - if ' wr' ' N v i iwaff r , an . ':fif,fz,f11 14124 .-1 - - tg.. .eip ai.. - 4 i, l, . 7.,..5.f.,,5y..l,. , 5 its . bk W '1.if-Wswe lftsiiiiif . ,115 1.21 few , , .4::w::,1fw-tw.-51. ,5.f,fv5.5w.?lxi?s2as 'igsaziiagff 1 51 - ' if -vt yy' GLORIA A. OWENS Glo Commercial P.P, Know it alls. A, To be a secretary. P.E, That's my business. F.H.A. 8,95 G.A,A, 11,125 Bus. St. 12 Cheerful, likes dancing, secretary to be. WANDA M. OWENS None Commercial P.P. That's no big thing. A. To be a beautician. P,E. People who think they're it. F.H.A. 8,95 G.A.A. 10,11,12: Hi-Lite: Bus. Staff 12: Ed. St. 11,12 Pretty smile, likable, the Voice. V 7.3 , -.fm.,,g,g,..g,., Ag f ig fig' s L , 3. pi! . I fi? 11 N . S 5 ,,, ja 4' 3 at t . ff.. 3 .51 ,g gi lr 5 t ....-ff ft., lr 4 . .N ,rs .tat .-Z.. lf fr. 2 as ,fg.,,f2ggf,5..,,,i,,w,,. .L L-F F , F ROY A. PHILLIS None Academic P.P. Night work. A, To be a mathematics Teacher. P,E, Doggone it anyhow! Ftbl. 125 Sptmn. Cl. 9,10,115 Hi-Y 125 Band 8,9,105Jr. Play Capable, cordial, and imaginative. RAY PRATT Butch Commercial P.P. Fifth period study hall. A, To find a good job. P,E, None. Sptmn. Cl. 9,l0,11,l2 Busy, quiet, knows history. Seniors ROBERT PRICE None Academic P.P. Wise guys who think they're smart. A. To bea electrical engineer. P.E. None. Sp. Cl. 11,12 Nice, easy going, knows all tricks. PATRICIA ANN PRZENKOP Pat Commercial P,P. Someone who thinks they are better than someone else. A. To be a secretary. P.E. Really! FJ-LA, sq Band 8,95 G,A,A, 125 Bus. st. 12' Ornery, active, likes people. DONALD RASH Tank General P,P. None. A, To be aheavy-equipment operator. P.E. None, Pretty blue eyes, good sense of humor, safe driver?? TENIE NELL RAY Nell Commercial P.P. Two-faced people. A. To be a beautician. P.E. Oh, no! F,H.A. 9: G,A,A. 11,123 Bus. St. 12 Entertaining, nice to be with, future beautician. THOMAS PUSKARICH Tom Commercial P.P. Homework. A. To be successful. P.E. Don't do that! Ind. Arts 8,9,10,11,12g Ref. St. 8,9,10 Co-operative, pleasant, average American boy. SHEILA RAMIREZ She Commerical P.P. Rich. A. Tobe 2. commercial teacher, P.E. What'cha doin' '? Sr. Honor Soc. 11,125 Library Cl. 12 P.: Typist-Yrbk. 11, 12: F.T,A. 11,121 F,H.A. 9,1O,11,12: Promg Sno-Ball 9, 10,11,12g Sp. Cl. 11,125 Com. Cl. 10,11: Band 9,103 Ref. St. 9.10: Grls. Bsktbl. 11: Typing Award 11,125 Bus. St. 11, 12: Bskthl. Scorekpr. 11,123 Jr. Play Make-Up: Sr. Play Make-Upg. Pep Cl. 11 Athletic, industrious, good-natured. FRANK RIDDILE VVhitey General P.P. People. A. None. P.E. O.K., Mac! Helpful, dependable, friendly. GERALD ROACH Gerry Commercial P.P. A. None. P.E. None. Business St. 12 Likeable, witty, considerate. If . . I Senwrs X, S., ..f,.2s'.Qff2,1,fsil -'k iff- I 'X H It-YY fan - gf., I - wxwztszl- ., ,,f. - . ,,l,1.,,.1f,a I I I H. 12. .714 was -.L fi...-E. we A T' A . ,. ,, K m.f5,,Li .. n 2 ww ,M 1' 5 Y ia.. if 215221: cf' , M. . I., ...aww f , 1 f J 1 , U IW.. ,, 42 lg 7, I. 1 Q , S.. ft .1 51,5 .Ugg 3 2 . .wi u,,.g.a. A T2 a ,N , M. l , ,, is .tn ti, ,fr twig , W7 I, I I ' v 5229 1. It Elura. it I . . ,Q Mgliit I 5 in M Kiss: V or 1 I 1-. ,, A . . ,W . . .aa 7 f xxx A iq 5 X l .1 fm - fu .u,,..,.. DAVID ROLLINITIS None Academic P.P, Sick cars fChevysp and alarm clocks. A. Tobean engineer. P.E. Al B. Darn! Intelligent, de endable, good wo er. -I My None Ji I ES AN Av .MLM . fa ,V- P, . one. co , seamstress. P.E. None. '- ' G 10 I p. Cl. 11 3 pl rilnd l ,,a1wa laughing. W V 0750.111 ROBERT SCHOLLAERT Bob Academic P.P. Inconsistent teachers. A. To be a sterodynamic analytic technician. P.E. Get with it! Commercial Cl. 123 Spanish Cl. 11,12 Dedicated. considerate, sure to succeed. BETTY L. SCHULTE Schultz Academic P.P. Kill joys or teachers telling me to keep quiet. A. To be successful and happy. P.E. Get out of my life! Sr. Honor Soc. 11,12 V,P.g Tri-Hi-Y 8 P., 9,1O,11,12 P.: Ch. 9,11 St., 125 Ensemble 9: Band 10,11,12g Latin Cl. 11, 12: F.T.A. 11,12: Library Cl. 11,125 Pep Cl. 11: Hi-Lites Jr. Play: Prom: Ed. St. 12 Bushels of fun, amusing, always talking. RONALD ROBERTSON Ron Academic P.P. People with superiority complexes. A. To succeed, P.E. Hi there! '-Y 10,11,12: Sp. Cl. 11 St.,l2: Sptmn. Cl. 8,9,10 V.P., 12 S.: Ftbl. 8,9 Sharp dresser, liked by all, witty. WILLIAM ROBINSON Bill Commercial P,P, Mr. Brozier, A. To be a millionaire hobo. P.E. To the wagon! Sptmn. Cl. 9,10,11,12: H.R. Off. 9 P. Flirt, gambler, friendly. . ,W j ju' W' FRANK RUPANI None Academic P.P, None. A, To goto college. P.E. None. Sptmn. Cl. 9.10,11,12g Latin Cl. 11,12 Hunting fan, easy going, good natured. SHIRLEY RUSKOWSKI None Academic P,P. Stuck up people. A. To be a nurse. P.E.Oh, beans! Tri-Hi-Y: Los Diablos Azules 12, Hi-Lite: Nurses Cl. 12 Future nurse, sweet personality, happy. .:- 1,11 -:HF . f' ' Q. .....,,........,. , - - ,. -,-ff.-fi,-ff,.w5.2,35,. '2'1f fA'ff'sw'-f -f . 2: 1 M ' ff-- J . K .. ' Y' - .rw - , fy ':. --,,,, 1,Ug.,:,ggs'1:Sgs swf- 1. .. .Q ' 1S7?sS11wES1: :f..:,f.. 1 f ffl I . asw.sI1.I Q.:-,v',f, fzszz.sv,- 13515 5521553 i'z.sf1'fhz' -' - . ' - ' L fl9f?,5'?' Y V ia., P1 if.-i f' V- If . x , 1,-,,-,L-3, A ,:j.gf'j'v. . . gt 'Aft . az'-I2 55. 12 V 1 . 'lfif'- Q' QQ,-f 155215 ful 2' . . 5 ' 'V ' 1115-Lggg' V 'fi V?5z1f5Lf?:i.:tZlQ: gf IQ g 1, - ..-. ,H W ft, .MW ams,fw,l,-gf,f - , It .- .M , ,m,e,1.,.yr3. 33 .1 l uf wi I Seniors MARILYN SHAFFER Marilyn Academic P.P. People who are slowpokes. A, To be a doctor. P.E. Gees-O-Man! Nat'l. H,S. 9 10.11.12: Band 8,9 10,11,121 Co. Band 9.11.12g Maj. 12: Cho. 9: Prom 11: Tri-Hi-Y 8.9.10.11,12q Latin Cl. 11,12: Lib. 11.121 Ed. Staff 12: Sr. Play Highly intelligent. quiet. pleasing to know. RAYMOND SIMPSON Ray Academic P.P. Certain girls. A, To be an electrical engineer. P.E. Keys. Mod. 9.10: Ftbl. 8,9,10,11g Basktb. Mgr. 9,10,11,12: Hi-Y 12: Var. U 10.11.12 Hot rod, easy to get along with, basketball manager. ' N ffl' k':k , a,nTF' Wen ' 5. ev ,. ' a ' 1 ', ,, , W- at 'wink J .f 7'35,'l5X1 11.1 -, . A ...cv ' . . - . . ei'-- ' ' . f ' ff- - . 3 is 'Y A- f is1mff.f. A f -lli , ?QZ. . 1 K we A - K .jjyfg Ig... ' A fe- 1-I : Y . Q ' , ,5 ' f ,, 'iffiiii .1 WF XS? - b - - 1:11 . ' 3 1-fe1 1 f El' E 2 i '37 523.7-:tx-9:14 :. '-55532 by 51 l k. . 5 K. . JAMES SPANOGIANS Sponge Academic P.P. Stuck up girls. A. To have aprofession.P.E. Heavens to mergatroid! Var. U 9.10,11,12g Ftbl. 10.11.123 Mod. Cl. 1O.11: Track 11,12 Athletic, on the go, friendly. MARY LEE STETAR Marey Academic P.P. People who are always serious. A, To be anurse. P.E. Well now'?'? Sr. F.H,A, 9.10,11,12g U Staff ed. 12: Latin Cl. 11,125 Jr. Play: Nurses Club 11,123 Prom: Sno-ball Comm. 9, 10,11,12: Sr. Play Comm. Sr. Project Helpful, witty. future nurse. JOYCE SCRUPPI Joyce Commercial P.P. Teachers who preach. A. To be z1nExecutive Secretary. P.E. Good gravy! Nat'l. H,S. 10.11.12 Treas.: F,H.A. 9.10.11 Hist., 12: Lib. 12: F.T.A. 12: Ed. Staff 12: Hi-Lite News Ed. 12: Prom 11: Play 11: Pep Cl. 11 Personality Plus. competent, neat dresser. ALBERT SELLA Buddy General P.P. Not being allowed to go to lockers. A. To succeed. P,E, None. Class Pres. 8: Basketball 8,9,10,11,12 Good-looking. fun to be with. likes basketball. SHERRILL SKARUPA Shecks General P.P. None. A, None. P.E. None. . Sharp dresser, easy going. polite. DAVID SLACK Dave Academic P.P. Girls who talk too much. A. To be amathematical technician. P.E. Holy mackeral! Commercial Club 12: Sp. Club 11.12 Manners plus, science-minded, nice to know. Seniors LESA IRENE STEWART Lesa Commercial P.P. People who think they're better than others. A. To be a successful secretary. P.E. Give meachance to explain! Tri-Hi-Y 8 S., 9,1OP.,11,12 T.: Library Cl. 12g Stu. Co. 9, 10, Kola Cl. 9,10: Jr. Nat. Honor Soc. 9,10 Deserving, efficient. liked by all. RICHARD STIMPSON Dick Academic P.P. Homework. A. To be a motor mechanic. P.E. Let's face it! Spanish Cl. 11,12 Considerate, skillful, likes hunting. WANDA FAYE THOMPSON Red Commercial P.P. Boys who smoke. A. To be a beautician. P,E,No kiddin'! Tri-Hi-Y- 9,10: G.A.A. 11, 12 P.: H.R. Off. 9 St., 10 V.P.: Bus. St. 12: Hi-Lite: Prom: Kola Cl. 9,10 Red hair, fun to be with, zealous. JOHN TREVENA John Academic P.P. One junior girl. A. To be a constable in Eldersville. P.E. Holy Smokes! Wres: Models Cl.g Hi-Y: Sp. Cl. 11,l2: Jr. Play: Sr. Play: Pep Cl. Manners plus, casual, likes people. CAROL TABORSKI Carol Commercial P.P. People who only know you when no one else is around. A, To be an elementary school teacher. P,E,It's too putrid! H,R, Off. 8 P., ll S.: Tri-Hi-Y 8,93 Ed. St. 12: F,H.A, 11, 125 Jr. Play, Sr. play, F.T,A. 12: Pep Cl. 11: Prom Best dressed, big inpersonality, fun-loving. JUDITH A. TEMPLETON Judy Academic P.P. Underclassrnen pushing seniors in the hall. A. To be a Nurse. P.E. Good heavens! Tri-Hi-Y 8,11,12g Latin 11,125 Nurses Cl. 11,123 Library Cl. 12 Co-operative, sincere, future nurse. PAULA TUCCI Tucc Academic P.P. People who are always late. A, To be a nurse. P.E. You can kiss yourself, goodbye! F.H.A. 9.10,11,12 P., Reporter-Bi-Co.-Council-F.H,A.: Li- brary Cl. 12: Prom, Senior Project Comm. Chairman: Latin Cl. 11,125 Pep Cl. 11: Sno-Ball 9,10,11,12: Hi-Lite 12 On the go, wittiest, a great person :o be with. PAMELA JANE TYLER Pam Academic P.P. Handsome football players. A. To teach foreign languages. P.E. Don't get hysterical! ' Nat. Honor Soc. 10,11,12 S.: Sp. Cl. 12 V.P.: H.R. Off. 9 V.P.,12 St.: Latin Cl. 11,12: F.N.A. 11: F.T.A. 12 V.P.: Stu. Co. 9: Library Cl. 12: F.H.A, 9, 10 T.: Tri-Hi-Y 11, 123 Hi-Lite, Editor in Chief, Jr. Play: Prom: Bus. St. 12, Pep Cl. 11: Ed. Staff 1? Sr. Project 123 Cheerleader 10, 11,12 ' Energetic, delightful, loves cheering. Seniors RICHARD WARD Crash Academic P.P. Low Lifers. A. To be the Mayor of Raccoon! P,E, Holy Rockers! H,R, Pres. 8, Mod. Cl. 9: Hi-Y 10,11,12g Sp. Cl. 11 Pres., 12: V. Pres. 10: Track 9, Basktb. 8,9,1O,11,12gH.R, V,P. 125 Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Pep Cl.: Prom Witty, one in a million, always found with a gang. LEONARD WYSOCKI Leonard Academic P.P. Freshman girls. A. To be a success. P.E, Whatcha mean? Track 105 Models Cl. 9: Sp. 10,11,12g Hi-Y 10,11,12 Mischievous, happy-go-lucky, talkative. JOANN ZABETAKIS Little Greek Commercial P.P. So-called friends that want you around onlywhenthere's no one else. A. Tobe successful. P.E, So! Bus. St. 12: Cho. 8,9,10g Tri-Hi-Y 8, F.H.A. 9 Chap. St Sec.: G.A,A, 10,12 Charm.: Maj. 12: Color Guard 11 Fun-loving, nice to know, likes to dance. ANITA ZUEMIE Anita Commercial gl Gen. P.P. Conceited people. A, To be abeautioian. P.E. That's tough. Tri-Hi-Y 8,9: G.A.A. 10,11,12 Energetic, talkative, nice. ANNA KATHRYN VAJENTIC Anna Academic P.P. Poor school spirit. A. To be a nurse. P.E. Oh, brother! F.H.A. 9,10 Hist., 11 V.P., 12: Jr. Play, F.T.A. 11: Hi-Lite 125 Bus. Staff 129 Cheerl. 11,12 Head., Nurses' Cl. 12, Sp. Cl. 11,123 Prom 11 Most versatile, praiseworthy, full of school spirit. MARY ANNE VILOSKI Mary Anne Commercial P.P. Stuck up people. A. To be a secretary. P.E. Oh, Man! Sr. F.H.A. 9,10,11,12g Comm. Cl. 10,115 Pep,Cl. 11 Pretty, neat, sweet. 1 : L . 1 iliff -1 f Qi V . :. ,, - - g, . ,, R, ggjfgi'-552155 so E M. st T me sf 1' 4 L Ffsfm as S' f K v it ss 'I A M A Y K, 5.5. M5 AWE 7, 3 ff MW 355541: sissswiterfi Zmsgw -- 1 l. Ji Q ,ss 3 SB 2 Q2 as .1 2, Q K if K 5 N! 'G . ' is is ' ggefii-gr A . 1 'file . . 1 9 '3g'f'5i: f jfiff 'ixgfg .'. - 2 f 'M illi' Ui , -, CARL YANEK COW General P.P. Girls. A, To be successful. P,E. None. H.R, Pres. 9.12: H,R, Sec. 8,10,11g St. Coun. 9,10,12g Ftbl. 8,9,10,11,12g Basbl. 9.'10,11,12g Basktb. 1O,11,12 Most athletic, carefree, pleasing personality. BARBARA YAZEVAC Barb Academic P.P. Girls. A, To succeed. P.E, Well now. lookee there! Jr. Hon. Soc. 95 Tri-Hi-Y 8,95 G.A.A, 10,11,12g Lib. 10, 11,123 sp. Club 1o,11,12. Active, neat, loyal friend. N, tiff! 1 W W ff Y 1 A,,f Y k ,1 A t M 5231 Q 1' 'fx' A Q4 , ,.'L fififm . , vifww 1 1 1 -11 J, 7 N . v. JK ,. M- - 1 1 172 ' 1 fw- , , 1? fi ? 'JH Q , 1 1 . 3541. gs., , .' !EBx315:-':,. I sv x fd , s Ur 5 5 1? I i ,1 , ., ' Htl af? nk 3 W QW A ' ' M' ' Ti M' ., ' .1 . 77-', i,. '1,Y!5' ff A ' 1' 5 Z,-1 gs' .5 i 1 7515 11 1 My . .L W1 WM - - J' ' v11141 'Si'1 1 ,. , . ' .lf may A I if -1 Q.. 1 I 11, ., Q iv, um 1 I 'Sp' .. . 321: - ' ... J i 1 . 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' '1 ff' 1 af 1 ' . 1 1 1 , 1 , .1 .1 5 , , ' 1 1 -yfa-1..- v. +V K EA if '11 ' ' 1 ' if, -if '1 ' A 'A if i Y L 9 1 , 11 - mf !111f11,!l-.1 'i 1 , BEST LOOKING Patty Patsolic - Joe Bertovich Who 's Who .... 1962 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Charlotte Boller - George Danek BIGGEST BLUFFERS Patty Flanigan - Bob LaPosta BEST SPORT WITTIEST Peggy Clair ' Ken Gavalzi Paula Tucci f Richard Ward MOST POPULAR Joyce Scruppl John Guna BEST DRESSED Carol Taborskl Ronald Robertson MOST VERSATILE Anna Kathryn Vajentic Jim Muscaro MOST MUSICAL Gloria Kemp - Bill Miller MOST ATHLETIC MOST TALKATIVE Judy Kuzior - Carl Yanek Betty Shulte - Ray Simpson BEST DANCERS Dianne Drazick Bob Delmontagne MOST BASHFUL Darlene Bruce - Terry Dalverny D Class Histor As bewildered and excited eighth graders, the class of 1962 embarked on the high school road in the early fall of 1957. Their first duty as at group was to elect class officers. Those chosen to lead were Albert Sella, president: Robert Delamontagne, vice-president: and Dolores Harshey, secretary-treasurer. The students demonstrated enthusiasm for extracurricular activities with the boys participating in various sports and the girls becoming active members of several clubs. The class also excelled in studies. Re- warded for their years' hard work were: Carol Gould, Gloria Kemp, George Danek, 'and Carl Jeffrey by their selection as recipients of the American Legion Awards. , , Returning as Freshmen the students again set out to further their education. The tally of ballots revealed the student's choice of Carl Jeffrey for presidentg Kathie Homitz as vice-president: and John Guna for secretary-treasurer. The highlight of the social season was the traditional Freshman Hayride on October sixth. Returning from the hayride, the students converged on the gymnasium to have refresh- ments and trip the light fantastic. ' The boys again reported out for sports in hopes of preparing for future years on the varsity teams. Many girls exhibiting enthusiasm for these sports, entered cheerleader try- outs. Those chosen were: Patty Baronick, Carol Ann Black, Christeana Diamond, Sandy Haspel, Kathie Homitz, and Pam Tyler. The students returned to school in late August to begin their first year of. Senior high school, The elected officers of the Sophomore class were: Ken Gavazzi, presidentg Richard Ward, vice-president: Carl Jeffrey, secretary-treasurer. The c1ass's biggest social event of the year was tlieQSophomore party. This dress-up affair was comprised of dancing, entertainment, and refreshments. The highlight of the evening was the coronation of John Guna and Paula Tucci as Sophomore King and Queen. As spring returned, tryouts for various activities were held. Peggy Clair, Dianna Drazick,and Patti Patsolic were added to the Union majorette squad and Anna.Kathryn Vajentic was chosen to fill the vacancy on the cheering squad, made vacant when Sandy Haspel moved. The opening of school in late August found the class of 1962 ready to become upperclassmen. The first duty of the Juniors was the election of officers. The students elected were: Carl Jeffrey, president: Charlotte Boller, vice-president: and George Danek, secretary-treasurer. For their first financial endeavor, the class staged the traditional magazine campaign. The result of this campaign was a treasury from which to take funds for the various class projects. The class again was represented on the sports' scene with many of the boys being awarded letters. Dino Boni highlighted our representation by becoming runner-up to the champion in the P.I.A.A. Wrestling tournaments. The Egg and I was presented as the class play in early April. Later in the same month the Junior party was held in the theme, April in Paris. The highlight of the social year. was the Junior-Senior Prom. Sponsored by the Juniors, the theme of Sea Fantasy was selected. As developed by the selected committees, the event was considered a night to remember by all who attended. 1 Some 14 7 seniors embarked on the last mile of the high school in the fall of 1961. These students elected Carl Jeffrey, John Guna, and Sam Noah to the class officerships. In the sports' field, John Guna was awarded the coveted McElhaney trophy for outstanding ability and sportsmanship on the gridiron. Following tradition, the Senior play was presented, directed by Mrs. Harris. The comedy, under the title of The Boy Who Changed the Wor1d, receivedlaughs from the script as well as from the ad-libs. Now as spring has arrived, the students can all have fond memories of the Senior banquet and the good time they ihad there. As the class of 1962 prepared to graduate and commence 1ife's work each student is certain to forget neither the friends made nor the good times had at Union High School. J 3 Q 321 ,, 12 S F X F Q 1 9' Q: E 5 at 9 1? sw,:mmm-1ww.w,wfw,wW,.fm-mx:fsfwm:.:,Jwmk.g:Nmmffwmnw,..mm.wxmmmwmm-ummmwwmwwf, ,, f,., 1 ff . - wwesfwm---Y-1-wwwfwww,ww Y awaw----V , ,,,..44a-awmmmwwm-QTwwfIwzwwqvwm:wf,:2gA1w,1fmww:'A-mb-Nwww- ff: ., W, L The Junior Class started a successful year with the election of these capable officers: Presi- dent, Ronald Johnstong Vice-President, Jerry Gavazzig Secretary-Treasurer, Betty Jo Clark. Ted Mervosh was selected as Junior representative to the athletic council. The class participated in many successful projects during the year. Among these projects were the magazine campaign, under the direction of Mrs. Pusateri. Class rings were selected and ordered. The acting ability of the Juniors was ably displayed when the class presented their annual Future scientists ?? Juniors CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISOR: Mr. Brozier, Betty Jo Clark, Jerry Gavazzi, Ronald Johnston. play. The nicest project, completed by the class, was the Junior-Senior Prom. This Prom under the capable direction of Mr. Brozier, the Junior class advisor. The comments from visitors and others who attended the Prom agreed that it was quite a success. The Juniors have shown much progress, during the year, with their social and athletic achieve- ments. These accomplishments acting as abasis for future activities, can make them a really active Senior class during the coming year. Campaign Workers! BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, P. Dunay, C. Diamond. S. Atkins, C. Clawson, R. Dalverny, B. Clark, M. Blank. SECOND ROW: V. DeCook, L. Dalvesco, A. Colpo, M. Cherock, R. Bartoletti, A. Delprate, B. Davis, C. Abbott, L. DeVuono, C. Cindrich, S. Bender, J. Bartoletti. THIRD ROW: R, Beard, R. Delprato, J. Cipranic, D. Bartoni, M. Alavarez, R. Boni, T. Baronio. J. Haley, J. Bokulich. FOURTH ROW: J. Bish, R. Filipponi, J. Babyak, L. Chatter, J. Dudeck. K. Abate, R. Cipranic, J. Blasco, B. Domick, J. Bianchini. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, T. Leskovich, J. Kovach, J. Kuzyck, J. Habyanet, J. Elich, F. Grabski, J. Latella, M. Hanna. SECOND ROW: R. Harris, M. Kemp, L. George, M. Link, M. Kosak, L. Jackson, R. Lombardi, R. Gunn, J. Fritch, D. Hulick, P. Keefer, G. Lewis. THIRD ROW: P. Maroni, A. Froats, V. Globsky, A. Garren, P. Guiddy, J. LaPacz, J. Krista, R. Kotuch. FOURTH ROW: J. Kubalak, E. Hanlin, J. Gobleck, R. Boni, J, Bish, D. Jancart, C. Griffith, C. Gillespie, H. Gillespie, R. Johnston, J. Gavazzi. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, M. Nice, J. Petroski. C. Ralston, N. Pagasky. P. Montgomery, D. Reese, G. Metz. SECOND ROW: R. Melnyk, A. Radacoy, D. Reedie, L. McCrery, C. Mecannic, G. McDonald, S. Petricca, G. Metrovich, C. Nokovich, M. Nicksick, A. Pastor. THIRD ROW: B. Montequin, F. Pastor, T. Robinson, F. Malardy, J. Reed, R. Louncler, G. Neidzialkia, J. McGivern, J. Pribish. FOURTH ROW: J. McKee, R. Lowry, G. Mankowski, J. Pagasky, J. Ozimek, J. Mermon, T. Mervosh, P. Mirich, J. Prado, R. McC1ements. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, D. Suica, J. Suprek, M. Yaworski, R. Tustin, J. Wasik, B. Testa, P, Riggle. SECOND ROW: M. Thomas, D. Smith, I. Yakovich, D. Wade, Y. Sinnett, N. Schulte, G. Sendreak, S. Sworchek, J. Scott, R. Zoppetti. S. Wolanski, THIRD ROW: P. Tepsic, L. Strope, H. Young, E. Schaffer, G. Slater, T. Strope, R. Sentipal, F. Steimenger. FOURTH ROW: J. Smalley, J. Williamson, D. Sella, J. Wilkens, J. Vizyak. B. Vuksanovich, G. Swanik, D. Woods, B. Zernich, R. Warrick. Sophomo res The Sophomores returned this year, and again proved themselves worthy of being called next year's Juniors. Early in the year, with the supervision of their advisors, Miss Scott and Miss Tiano. these capable officers were elected: Presi- dent, Eugene LaPostag Vice-President, Barry Alvarezg Secretary-Treasurer, Patty Lynn Rotta. One of the most popular events that the Studious Sophomores ?? CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISOR: Patty Rotta, Barry Alvarez Eugene LaPosta, Miss Tiano. Sophomore Class participated in during the year was the annual class party. The party which was held in the school gymnasium was a big success. It was greatly enjoyed by all who attended it. The enthusiasm which the Sophomores have shown this year will help them to become one of the best Junior classes in the history of our school. White flashes in the night! BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, D. Bertovich, A. Duni, I. Daske, M.J. Diamond, J. Dudeok, S. DePaul, M.A. Bailey. SECOND ROW: B. Carter, M. Dalverny, K. Casey, M.A. Gudash, J. Anderson, B. Allison, L, Allen, J. Baronio, A. Angelo, L. Donati, C. Dudeck, N. Ciabattari, P. Canning. THIRD ROW: B. Coleman, J. Dovec, O. Camp, F, DeCook, G. Borio, R. Cunningham. D. Cowden, J. Byrd. FOURTH ROW: R. Brown, W. Bongiorni, T. Bober, J. Dubich, B. Baronick, B. Creps, J. Anderson, D. Brown, E. Alvarez, B. Alvarez, B. Ward. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, M. Esno, P. Esno, N. Fratini, D. Fish, S. Foster, P. Edwards. S. Houghton. SECOND ROW: T. Guiddy, M.M, Haley, E. Higgens. P. Harshey, B. Ginosky, B. Hilliard, H. Holden, R,A, Harris, L. Jackson, C. Gilson. L. Harris, F. Jancart, C. Jones. THIRD ROW:T. James, G. Grimrnes, P. Harris, DB. Kucic, E. LaPosta, L.Gavatorta, R. Filipponi. J. Holt. FOURTH ROW: R. Hennequent, M. Halulko. J. Fiazo, W. Flofygen, B. Fuller, R. Gibson, R. Karas, L. Leavitt, R. Kuhn, M. Fratini, J. Jancart, M. Kucic. BOTTOM ROW: P. Rotta, L. Richie, J. Porchiran, D. Jones, B. Robinson, S. Labishak, J. Roner. SECOND ROW: K. Pozniko, D. Keating, M. Price, B. Koraido, M. Korosec, W. Lawson, S. Lawson, B. Kuzior, B. Nokovioh, D. Melnyk, S. Link, D. Orenchuk, M. Pienkosky. THIRD ROW: J. Petrioca, L. Pratt, J. Plance, M. Navoski, J. Ostop, L. Russell, E. Napolitano, F. Michelucci, B. Michalski. FOURTH ROW: R. McCuen, J. Rotellini, A. M1atnik,O. Owens, F. Ilinard, H. Riggs, D. Patterson, P. Pesolinski, J. Puskar, K. Marshall, P. Maverich, C. Rupani. BOTTOM ROW: B. Stimpson, J. Simpson, K. Wrobliski, P. Scott, C. Wytko, C. Vladich, R. Russell. SECOND ROW: C. Williams, S. Trenary, C. Smiley, J. Smith, J. Vega, S. Strope, B, Wonsevicz, D. Strongosky, S. Suica, R. Wojnar, R. Zick, K. Stetar, J. Wargo, M. Rupani, B,L, Schwak. THIRD ROW': G. Wilgocki, D. Slasor, A. Shuble, P. Whalen, J. Sweder, J. Shuble, C. Viloski, P. Strope T. Testa, C. Scopel. FOURTH ROW: R, Venner, J. Smith, H. Vermeulen, J. Tidball, J. Yazevac, D. Yazevac, G. Williams, D. Wysocki, E. Alvarez, B. Ward. CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISOR: Mrs. Vukotich, Kathleen Porchiran, James Hanlin, Reggie Carr. The Freshman class of 1965provedto be very ambitious this year. The class officers elected during the year were: President, Reggie Carr: Vice-President, James Hanling Secretary-Treas- urer, Kathleen Porchiran. A successful dance, followed the freshman hayride which was held one rainy night during October. The gymnasium was beautifully decorated for this dance by the hard-working students of I pledge allegiance. Freshmen the class. The Freshman chorus had their second suc- cessful year. Talented Freshmen, added much to the success of the Student Council Junior Honor Society, and various clubs they joined. Mrs. Vukotich, the class advisor, was pleased with this class. She thinks the class will prove very popular in the coming years. Fun-filled hayride. BOTTOM ROW: P. Esno. K. Davis, A. Azzarello, S. Adamson, P. Chabassol, D. Baileys, D. Bailey, S. Cooper, J. Diley. SECOND ROW: D. Bozic, M. Dalverny, K. Dreyer, P. Edwards, D. Esno, I. Barnhart, T. Cherenko, B. Endler, L. Bendik, A. Danek, S. Figley. C. Cunningham. THIRD ROW: J. Bebo, S. Crow. S. Borsos, G. Beard, B. Canning, J. Cunningham, B. Evans, N. Ervin. N. Diamond, J. Camp, J. Barish, J. Butcher, C. Bailey. FOURTH ROW: L. Bingiel, J. Carr, E. Buffington, H. Colliers, D. Allison, J. Birkhimer, J. Courtwright, E. Allison, J. Anderkanich, R. Creps, W. Allen, R. Brletich. BOTTOM ROW: G. Kristoff, C. Freese, D. Grubor, S. Gavazzi, D. Harris, S. Hemphill, N. Hampson, L, Hinerman, M. Harris, C. Jones. SECOND ROW: P. Kidwell, D. Gregorski. M. Jackson, L. Geiger, B. Fischer, C. Hallam, B. Florio, D. Laurich, N. Kaste, J. Harris, M. George, I. Giacomelli, W. Haspel. THIRD ROW: L. Hart, D. Keefer, G. Gratchen, A. Florio, P. King, K. Fish, B. Griffith, H. Jenkins, B. Hughey, H. Huggins. FOURTH ROW: J. Kotouch, G. Geis, R. Kotouch, G. Jancart, J. Krzeczowski, C. Kaezyk, J. Kennedy, J. Hanlin, C. Homitz, R. Hilliard, J. Gilbert, A. Kopolovich. BOTTOM ROW: P. Williams, M. Yaworski, L. Toth, K. Stanish, P. Ulanolsy, P. Spanogians, C. Vanek, M. Smydo, R. Sterkle, P. Sweder, J. Smiley, S. Wilkens. SECOND ROW: K. Tustin, A. Strohmeyer, L. Zoppetti, B. Steiminger, G. Templeton, R. Stetar, S. Shipman, J. Sprando, B. Sendora, K. Smith, S. Zajonc, K. Tender, C. Zalaznik, P. Wilkens. FOURTH ROW: P. Spotti, F. Phillips, J. Tarhalla, D. Smith, D. Warchol, C. Walden, J. Schlinski. M. Wilkens, B. Tonetti. S. Thomas, M. Sarracino, J. Yanek. BOTTOM ROW: J. Ried, T. Nicholson, R. Montequin, J. Searnen, D. Lounder, D. Nice, A. McCosky, K. Porchiran, M. Penderville. SECOND ROW: E. Nicola, N. Roach, S. Merryman, K. Linkesh, M. Nokovich, P, Rodriguez, R. Pasquerella, J. Perkins, A. Ray, L. Scruppi, D. O'Shanka, J. Pompe, B. Maroni, G. Sarish, J. Penderville, P. Orison. THIRD ROW: D. Main, R. Mader, S. Leavitt, J. Morgan, A. Metrovich, D. Martin, G. Malone, R, Paniaha, R. Pakiss. FOURTH ROW: R. Martinez, J. Lounder, T. Moore, D. McBee, J. Michalski, J. McNeely, W. Malone, J. Melnyk, J. Nicksiok, S. Prezenkop, J. Patsolic. CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISOR: Mrs. Lunger. Leslie Smith, Donna McClain, Edward Guna. This fine group of students entered Union High School for the first time last August. For their class officers they chose Edward Guna as Presi- dent, Donna McClain as Vice-President, and Leslie Smith as Secretary-Treasurer. The first social activity attended by the class was the traditional Halloween party which was held in the high school gymnasium. Most of the class attended and everyone had a good, time. The Eighth Graders became acquainted with their fellow students by engaging in many ac- tivities. The boys went out for the Junior High That was a good one! ighth Grade football team as well as other sports. The Gamma Tri-Hi-Y and Junior F,H,A, proved to be popular clubs among the girls. Their capabilities did not end with activitiesg they were attentive pupils and studied hard. Many students were on the honor roll. The highest award offered to the Eighth Graders was the American Legion Award. They have a promising future ahead of them in their remaining four years at Union High School. Two to go! BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, M. Camp, S. Dalverny, C. Andrikanich, L. Carr, K. Abate, L. Black, E. Bartoletti, J. Bittner, R. DeSanto, B. Boni, B. Bailey, D. Colpo, J. Caleffie. SECOND ROW: J. Adamson, B. Dodds, J. Caleffie, R. Doak, R. Comport, K. Bennett, L. Brown, S. Carnelli. S. Allison. THIRD ROW: C. Anderson, E. Brown, W. Bruce, J. Abate, B. Boni, D. Bundy, E. Britton, D. Butcher, B. Birkhimer, R. Caleffie. FOURTH ROW: E. Black, M. Angelo, J. Antonetti, R. Atkins, M. Angelo, R. Anderson, C. Bertovich, R. Beard, B. Bailey. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, P. Guiddy, M. Guiddy. B. Esno, L. Lukon, R. Krocsko, B. Fuller, D. Holland, P. Lilliard,S.Kaminski, E. King, G. Kennedy, R. Esno. SECOND ROW: A. Esno. P. Gavazzi, J. Martin, S. Hennequant, T. Kotouch, J. Manni, M. Grove, H. Kern, L. Gonzales, W. Diamond, L. Kover. THIRD ROW: S. Diamond, R. Filipponi, L. Hall, J. Hamilton, E. Guna, D. Griffith, R. DiOrio, B. Elias, F. Esno, R. Grabski, S. Hoberek, R. Kiss. FOURTH ROW: G. Foster, D. Ford, O. Hoberek, W. Hichman, R. Fender, E. Kelly, W. Kidwell, G. Drazick, R. Froats. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, N. Phillips, C. Petrel, D. McLain, B. Milnarcik, D. McClain, P. Porchiran, B. Nemeth, J. Pescho, H. Massengill, V. Parko, G. Price. SECOND ROW: J. Melnyk, R. Preston, L. Rigo, S. O'Brien, M. Riddile, P. McNeely, R. Lanhan, R. Mayhew. THIRD ROW: J. Minko, D. Mader, J. Kucic, T. Petroski, J. Petriccoa, C. Owens, D. Newman, L. Pagasky, P. Mitchell, R. Nice. FOURTH ROW: D. Radacoy, B. Mermon, T. Martin, G. McCuen, A. Merriner, J. Mermer, F. Preston, L. Pogonovich, H. Link. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, M. Swearinger, P. Woltjen, V. Strope, M. Thomas, K. Strope, L. Watton, M. Szczerba, C. Robinson, P. Wasik, B. Scott, P. Stevenson, L. Smiley, M. Smith, P. Rock. SECOND ROW: A. Rotellini, P. Zibritoski, T. Wilkens, E. Thomas, S. Zarnick, D. Wayson, S. Simpson, S. Studa, L. Smith, K. Schilinski, D. Scott, R. Watton, R. Walker, C. Suprek. THIRD ROW: R. Russell, J. Rumbaugh, C. Sztukowski, J. Yaworski, J. Yaworski, R. Tepsic, R. Stimpson, J. Zibritoski, J. Stanish, G. Savage, M. Strope, J. Romeo, K. Scutuart. FOURTH ROW: E. Mitchell, K. Monseau, J. LaRue, K. Linkish, H. Vizyack, W. Taylor, C. Travena, G. Lonick, G. Wetzel, E. Sarracino, M. Thomas. ,gmwasfw-ff E 50 I Sizgisgiiikxiisfiiffisfi ,fL,fs:1fmwfQ1v111Q, m wlmz :Q gg Q 3 5 Ie Ziff? E iz :J ' if ' - ,5 ' ff x K , S 5 V k I l QW? ACTIVITIES I' csv n .KN , f fffgw nionil-Iigh School Band BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, Mr. Snyder, K. Smith, M. Dalverny, R. Filipponi, C. Walden, J. Williamson J. Bish, D. Radacoy, B. Allison, B. Shulte, M. Rupani, K. Poznicko. SECOND ROW: E. Shaffer, D. Gregorski C. Smiley, S. Foster, P. Esno, L. Carr, J. Petricca. B. Micnarck, K. Fish, C. Carneli, M. Rollage, D Orenchuk, D. O'Shanka, R. Boni, E. Dalverny, R. Carr. THIRD ROW: J. Gobleck, D. Beckner, M. Jackson N. Phillips. P. Suprek, B. Dodds, P. Stevenson, J. Kotouch. G. Malone, R. Doak, C. Sztukowski, T. Nicholson D. Lewellan, J. Caleffie, L, Rigo. FOURTH ROW: C. Rupani, D. Patterson, D. Brown, M. Dalverny, C Petrel, R. Kotouch, R. Delprato, P. Harris, R. Bently, C. Hamilton, B. Miller, G. McDonald, R. Sarracine FIFTH ROW: T. Leskovich, G. Metz, J. Dovec, E. Higgins, R. Beard, M. Sarracino. J. Kovach, J. Ostop D. Bruce, S. Levitt, R. Caleffie, L. Hall, R. Beard, G. Abbott, B. Davis, K. Foflygen. The band has done a splendid job again this year under the leadership of Mr. Synder. The football shows, which featured such songs as Basin Street Blues and Belle of the Ball, were enter- taining to all. After the half time, the band was treated to hot chocolate and doughnuts from the Band-Parents Association. The majorettes, under the leadership of Patty Patsolic, and the color guard added greatly to the success of each show. The band has also participated in many other activities. The following members took part in the annual County Band Festival: Janet Bartoletti, Thomas Leskovich, Judy Petricca, and Marilyn Shaffer. The band also marched in various parades in the spring and at Kennywood Park during August. The highlight of the year was the Spring Concert which included fine selections of popular and classical music. The band is an important part of Union High School, and they deserve a lot of credit for their fine work. DISTRICT BAND: T. Leskovich, E. BAND PARENTS. . . COUNTY BAND: T. LeSk0V1Ch J Higgins. Petricca, M. Shaffer. ws ATTENTION, Girls! High stepper! Ma orettes LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Cooper, J. Zabetakis, D. Allison, J. Kuzior, S. Harris, M. Shaffer, P. Clair, J Bartoletti. L. George, B. Clark, S. Labishak, N. Ciabattari, D. Drazick. CENTER: P. Patsolic. Must have been a. funny joke! Tearful, but happy ur Senwr ajorettes D. ALLISON D. DRAZICK ., s.,..22fraf.: -f-f 9, 1: ,. . 3 Q K s x ' 15 ' 'Ekigf .2 5' K '. 4 'Yr' 6 .. 7. V - : , X 41 ' ij ' gg.-, . H , . -V . wwf N , f 'W - 2:'V.1f::y',:f,:r-., .f.:...,-,g -,g3g,.-W .TRW .3755 vii.. , ' w N. M' T1-wi ,,,.,gQ . -- Q v---v W 2: I .:.W ,. , ,. ,,L,,.LW,. ,. , ,. , f f 1.7 553.y:13,WQ,.Q,..,: in in .L E529 i wf-wwf -QLE'fs5ref55Ei3e?T1xx..fff.Z,. .. .W 13: , S. HARRIS 'fix kk k ' .Q C g , M. SHAFFER 5? , 14- ' A ' - f :- fliiivif Y 5 f ' wif Kr , 'Q uw 1 WL ,S k . , , . P PATSOLIC J. KUZIOR P. CLAIR if . . J. ZABETAKIS BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, P. Clair, P. Flanigan, J. Kuzior, Mr. Smith, P. Tucci, R. Janulewicz, C. Diamond. SECOND ROW: C. Boller, C. Taborski, J. Murin, A. Guyo, M. Shaffer, P. Baronick, B. Schulte, N. Blaine, M. Stetar, F. Kiss. THIRD ROW: M. Kemp, J. Petroski, C. Abate, K. Pozniko, D. Readie, P. Dluski, S. Cherenko, K. Goleski, G. Kemp, J. Kucic. FOURTH ROW: S. Petricca, R. Dalverny, G. Metrovich, C. Nokovich, J. Campos, R. Amistadi, J. Minko, W. Owens, J. Scruppi, L. Dunay. Q Edlto ral ruff 0 f the 66 U The Editorial Staff comprised of students who have been recommended by the English teachers of the faculty, has the job of writing and setting up the class annual. First on the agenda following the formation of the staff, was the election of students to supervise the book construction. The students in charge of this job were: Editor in Chief, Paula Tucci: Layout Editors, Paula Dluski, and Rita Janulewicz. F PROOFREADERS BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, C. Boller, J.. Scruppi. SECOND ROW: P. Tyler, J. Murin, M. Shaffer, P. Baronick. PHOTOGRAPHER: J. Campos. Dluski, J. Campos. EDITORS: P. Tucci, R. Janulewicz, P. Business Staff of the if '9 The business staff ofthe yearbook secures the funds used to finance the annual. This work is carried on by the regular members of the retailing class. The members of the retailing class solicits advertisements from merchants and sells annuals to schoolmates to raise money. The money received from this work pays for the entire cost of the publication. As this work requires salesmanship, the students are gaining two advantages from these activities: 113, experience in selling. 423, responsibility in handling finances. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, B. Robinson, R. Bailey, L. Donati, J. Zabetakis, M. Orga, G. Lillard Mr. Smith, W. Owens, G. Owens, S. Main. SECOND ROW: R. Pratt, R. Malone, R. Bannister P. Flanigan, J. Cole, Y. Sinnett, D. Harshey, B. Davis, G. McDonald, F. Kiss, L, Dunay , D,Bruce M. Barnhart, M. McClain, M. Nicholson, THIRD ROW: G. Roach, L. Angelo, G. Pastor, K. Homitz P. Patsolic. A. Vajentic, B. Testa, S. Rameriz, R. Bartoletti, G. Lewis, N. Ray. FOURTH ROW J. Bokulich. G. Metrovich, C. Nokovich, M. Nicksick, R. Dalverny,C. Mecannic, N. Loncaric J. Bertovich, B. Harvey, R. LaPosta. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, J. Kucic, J. Templeton. S. Atkins, Mrs. Garcy, J. Habyanet, N. Blaine, J. Kraeer. SECOND ROW: I. Yakovich, P. Patsolic, S. Ruskowski, J. Suprek, P. Tucci, H. Hennequant, J. Casey. C. Diamond, A. Vajentic, M. Stetar, R. Janulewicz, M. Kemp, C. Abate, L. George. urses Club The Nurses Club has been very active this year. Their advisor, Mrs. Garcy, has led this fine group of girls on their trips to Ohio Valley Hospital in Mcliees Rocks, and also to Washington Hospital, Washington. The officers elected this year are as follows: President. Paula Tucci: Vice-President, Linda George: Secretary-Treasurer. Nancy Sue Blaine. The Nurses Club, also for the first time since it began, has obtained a National Charter. With this kind of background in high school they are sure to succeed as nurses. tudent Council As governing body of the students at Union High School, the student council has had another effective year. Under the direction of Mr. Bohn, this governing body has brought the crowded conditions in the halls under control by capable hall patrol members. Members of the Student Council strive to gain the co-operation of the students in regard to the problems that arise in the school. In the future, this governing body will be. one or more responsibility, and power because of new rules and regulations in the new charter which has been drawn up. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, C. Cindrich, P. Canning, R. Johnston, Mr. Bohn, C. Jeffrey, J Pompe, T. Mervosh. SECOND ROW: L, Carr, C. Vladich, J. Bokulich, C. Ralston, L. Smith, D. Gregorski, P. Edwards. L. Gonzalez, P. Stevenson, P. Rodriguez, S. Diamond. THIRD ROW: T. Metrovich. J, Hanlin, J. Ostop, C. Tepsic, T. Cunningham, C. Yanek, G. Wetzel, B. Scott, E. Guna. 5 ..,... ur s u 1 D.: , n1nma. SENIOR CHORUS BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, S. Labishek, D. Readie Y. Sinnet, B. Allison, J. Simpson, L. Jackson, D. Jones B. Allison, C. Abate, A. Pastor, R. Mader, P. Rodriquez G. Beard, K. Dreyer, P. Madenich. SECOND ROW: J, Smiley, M. Kemp, P. Dlushki, J, Kraeer, N. Blaine M. Nicholson, B. Canning, N. Schulte, L. Harris, J Anderson, J. Cole, P. Edwards, B. Stimpson, P. Riggle. THIRD ROW: S. Houghton, S. Cunningham, S. Figley, S. Hemphill, J. Scott, C. Diamond, P. Spanogians, L. Hinerman, M. Fowler, B. Robinson, P. Clair, Mr. Reich. enior Chorus This year our musical groups under the expert direction of Mr. Reich have had another outstanding year. These talented girls have worked hard to bring to us the annual Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter programs that we have enjoyed this year. They also performed for the following: Parent- Teachers night, the Honor Society, the P,T,A., Baccalaureate and Commencement exercises. The COUNTY CHORUS ME MBERS season ended with a wonderful Spring Concert. Chorus members are chosen each year to blend their voices with those of other students from various schools at the Junior, County, District, and State Choral Festivals. The group has done exceptionally well this year and are looking forward to an even better season next year. LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Diamond, B. Allison, J. Kraeer, J. Cole, M. Fowler, D. Readie. 1. -,siazfaa --f' i V 1 is if fs as ani-f.fs,.1.as .,-. fs.-. mf: V. .71 -an 1 . Q ,il Q2 1. ummm,4,ism:',:.1m,-fuss.. as .-'- :nazi JUNIOR CHORUS BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, L. Hart. B. Canning, R. Mader, G. Beard, P. Ulanosky, C. Hallam, J. Smiley, J. Perkins, S. Cunningham. S. Figley, K. Dreyer, T. D. Main, Mr. Reich. THIRD ROW: S. Hemphill, K. Nicholson. M. Nokovich, P. Rodreguez, T. Churenko, Porchiran, K. Linkish, J. Pompe, B. Maroni, D. Harris, C. Vanek. R. Krosko, N. Hampson. SECOND ROW: D. Guber, P, Spanogians, J. Penderville, B. Griffith, L. Hinerman, J. Cunningham, H. Jenksin, S. Borsis, D, Baileys, S, Zions. TRIO: D. Ready, B. Allison, M. Fowler. ACCOMPANISTS: J. Kraeer,M. Fowler, R.Krosko D. Jones. ENSEMBLE BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, C. Abate, A. Pastor, P. Riggle, P. Edwards, D. Readie, Y. Sinnett, Mr. Reich. SECOND ROW: B. Allison, J. Kraeer, J. Cole, M. Fowler, J. Scott, C. Diamond. 59 BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, L. Stewart, J. Kucic, G. Kemp, Miss Scott, B. Schulte, N. Blaine, J. Kraeer. SECOND ROW: H. Hennequent, D. Bruce, J, Templeton, M. Kemp, C. Abate, J. Petroski, T. Colpo, J. Krista, B. Davis, P. Madenich. THIRD ROW: A. Pastor, P. Riggle, N. Schulte, M. Fowler, M. Shaffer, J. Kuzior, C. Bollar, D. Allison, S. Atkins. FOURTH ROW: S. Ruskowski, B. Clarke, J. Kuzyck, J. Barteletti, C. Ralston. Alpha Tri-Ha Y The Tri-Hi-Y is a world wide organization for girls which is sponsored by the Y,M,C.A, The main purpose of the club is to, Create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character, Under the capable assistance of Miss Elizabeth L. Scott, the officers: Betty Schulte, President, Gloria Kemp, Vice-Presi- dent, Jean Kucic, Secretary: Lesa Stewart, Treasurer, Nancy Blaine and Judy Kraeer, Chaplains: the club had an active year. The selling of the traditional football mums took place at the last W.P,I,A. football game. A Post-Valentine Hop was held on the Friday after Valentine's Day. Nancy Blaine, Gloria Kemp, Jean Kucic, and Donna Allison attended the United Nations Model Assembly in Harrisburg on March 3rd' and 4th, They were selected on the basis of essays submitted on the subject, What the United Nations Means to Mei!! The 25th anniversary homecoming of the Tri-Hi-Y took place April 6. Many 'former members returned and renewed old acquaintances. The annual Mother and Daughter Banquet was held on May 8. At this gala affair, installation of officers occurred. Harrisburg representatives OFFICERS: J. Kucic, B. Shulte, G. Kemp, L. Stewart, J. Kraeer, N, Blaine. Anniversary Committee. . . BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, C. Wytco, N. Ciabatteri, P. Edwards, Mrs. Vukotich, L. Jackson, M. Koresec, R. Russell. SECOND ROW: B. Koraido, D. Orenchuck, S. Foster, K. Wrobleski, K. Casey, S. Lawson, A. Duni, L. Donati, C. Smiley, C. Dudek, J. Dudek, B. Schwab, J. Wargo, G. Trenary. THIRD ROW: R. Zick, M. Budash, M. Diamond, A. Angelo, J. Baronio, B. Robinson, C. Vladich, R. Harris, J. Orenchuk, D. Bertovich, K. Porchrin, D. Jones, J. Simpson, D. Fish. FOURTH ROW: J. Jones, F. Jancart, N. Fratini, P. Canning, B. Wonseviez, L. Richey, D. Strongsky, P. Rotta, M. Haley. Beta Tri-Hi-Y The Beta Tri-Hi-Y under the supervision of Mrs. Vukotich has ac- complished much this year in their many fields of service. The Beta, aided by members of the Hi-Y, made its annual trip to the County Home for the Aged during the month of December. Through the generosity of the residents of the Greater Burgettstown Area, each person in the home received a gift, candy, and some cookies. The officers who helped carry out the tasks of the year are: President, Mary Jean Korosec: Vice-President, Patricia Edwards: Treasurer, Nadine Ciabattarig Chaplain, Linda Jackson, Historian, Donna Harris. The Beta girls have done their utmost to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian Character. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, M. Harris, P. Suprek, P. Edwards, D. O'Shanka, N. Hampson D. Gregorski, K. Smith, A. Azzarello. SECOND ROW: C. Cunningham, S. Figley, S. Shipman M. Jackson, R. Mader, J. Harris, E. Florio, P. Ulanoski, P. Spanogians, J. Penderville M. Penderville, P. Sweder, E. Nicola, S. Borsos, J. Cunningham, G. Beard, S. Hemphill B. Steiminger. THIRD ROW:R. Pascarella, M. Nokovich, P. Rodrequez, D. Harris, D, Laurich D. Gruber, D. Bailey, L. Scruppi, A. Danek, R. Sterckle, J. Smiley, I. Giacamelli, D. Main K. Stetar, B. Canning, B. Sendora, J. Perkins. FOURTH ROW: T. Nickolson, S. Cooper L. Zoppetti, K. Linkish, D. Davis, N. Kaste, M. Smido, K. Stanish, G. Templeton, K. Fish S. Zajonc. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, L.. Snith, M. Riddile, L. Black, L. Carr, Mrs. Edwards, C. Andrikanich, P. Stevenson. SECOND ROW: D. Colpo, E. Bartolette, S.Dalverny, R. Abate, P. What's so interesting, girls? Wasik, B. Scott, M. Guiddy, S. Simpson, L. Smitty, J. Caleffie, P. Guiddy, B. Boni. THIRD ROW: C. Robinson, R. DeSanto, M. Szczerva, B. Fuller, A. Esno, L. Lukan, P. Gavazzi, J. Caleffie, L. Gonzalez, J. Bittner. FOURTH ROW: K. Schilinski, B. Esno, M. Camp, B. Milnarcik, B. Dodds, P. Kroscsko, P. Wotten, D. Wayson, S. Hennequant. E. Thomas. Tri-Hi-Y-Gamma To Create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian Character, is the motto of the Gamma Tri-Hi-Y. Under the leadership of the faculty sponsor, Mrs. Edwards, Gamma has taken its place beside her sister clubs, Alpha and Beta and her brother club, the Hi-Y. One of the many achievements of the Gamma was the fund collection for UNICEF. The officers of the club are: President, Patricia Stevenson: Vice-President, Linda Carry Secretary, Linda Blackg Treasurer, Connie Andricanichg Chaplain, Leslie Smith, Song Leader, Martha Riddile. e reshment tand This small group of active students are well-known for their good service and reassuring smile. They are always ready and willing to serve you hot dogs and hot coffee, on the slightest notice. Although they are just a small goup, they Seemnke ahundred students when it comes to serving refreshments at half time at those cold football games. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, D. Bailey, S. Gavazzi M. Nice, Mr. Kimberland, M. Nokovich, R. Mader, S. Zajonic. SECOND ROW: R. Montequin, J. Puskar, S. Patricca, P.Rigg1e, J. Harris, B. Baileys, B. Griffith, B. Allison, J. Anderson, K. Porchiran, P. Stetar, B. King. What will you have ? 62 Scientists at work! BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, G. Malone, M. Rollage, D. Martin, Mr. Thames, C. Walden, G. Geiss, H. Prezenkop. SECOND ROW: A. Florie, R. Wojnar, R, Schwartz, R. Holt, I. Dovack, G. Jancart, G. Mankowski, T. Leslovich, R. Harris, B. Montequin. THIRD ROW: J. Butcher, A. Kopolvich. P. Harris, J. Ostop, P. Brletich, R. Zernich, L. Strope, P. Strope. Science Club The Science Club, under the direction of Mr, Thames, is very active again this year. The of- ficers are: President, Larry Stropeg Vice-Presi- dent, Robert Montequing Secretary-Treasurer, Regina Wojner. The club made its annual trip to Buhl Planetarium. They also made a trip to a local Nike Site. The students give up their free time and lunch hours to work on their projects for advancing scientific knowledge. Some of the students this year entered projects at California State Teachers College. portsman lub The Sportsman Club, underthe capable leader- ship of Mr. Kimberland, has a membership com- posed of approximately forty boys from the sopho- more, junior and senior classes. The chief purpose of the club is to teach good sportsmanship and safety. In addition to other activities, the club had a dance in February, which proved to be very successful. The officers of the club are: President, James Smally: Vice-President, Roy Rommesg Secretary, Richard Amistadig Treasurer, Joseph Bertovich. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, R. Gunn, J. Bertovich, R. Amistadi, Mr.,Kimer1and, J. Smally, J. Adamson. SECOND ROW: L. Dowler, D. Cowden, P. Meverich, C. Viloski, J. Smith, J. Shuble, M. Haluka, P. Whalen, R. Rommes.,THlRD ROW: T. Bober, D. Hulick, T. Robinson, B. Vuksanavich, W. Keating, L. Leavitt, R. Pratt, R. Malone, A. Malatanich. FOURTH ROW: T. Testa, E. Alveraz, M. Hanna, K. Foflygen, F. Rupani, D. Patterson, W. Robinson, T. Rottelinni. Sharp shooters! BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, J. Scruppi, J. Templeton. SECOND ROW: J. Murin, S. Butcher. THIRD ROW: P. Maroni, D. Allison, S. Wolanski, Miss Scott, G. Kemp, S. Ramirez, P. Madenich. FOURTH ROW: L. Stewart, K. Nokovich, B. Schulte, J. Zabetakis, M, Shaffer. D Suica, S. Harvey, N. Blaine, P. Tyler, K. Goleski, R. Janulewicz, P. Tucci. Librar lub The Library Club under the direction of Miss Scott has done much to provide the students with books for information and pleasure. 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, Sheila Ramirez: Vice-President, Pauline Madenichg Secretary, Judy Templetong Treasurer, Gloria Kemp. In January, Miss Scott and her assistant librarians held an organizational meeting for the Librarians and assistants from the surrounding school districts of Washington County, The purpose of this meeting was to organize an area chapter of student librarians of PennsqyQvani,a.A HM f V .A 'MV Kolo Club The Kolo Club under the direction of Mrs. Vukotich, hasconcluded its fourth year at Union. The girls meet regularly to practice the dances of many nations. They have successfully perfo rmed for Churches, schools, and P,T,A, meetings. They also had an annual spring festival. The girls make their own colorful costumes which resembles the original nationality dress as much as possible. The year has proved highly successful foi the members ofthe Kolo Club. X' 'BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, C. Diamond, R. DeSanto, lvl. Sczeruba, Mrs. Vukotich G ANxJ?!',iZ,yt '6,,Wf415emp, Kiss, J. Kucic, J. Dudeck. SECOND ROW: S. Wilkens, L. Scruppi, R. Sterckle Hifi, Wi WL! LB. Perygerville, S. Zions, D. Main, G. Sarish, K.Linkish,M. Guiddy, K. Abate. THIRD J - ',i Q-'gjf' 'J. Scott, P. Dluski, N. Fratini, S. Gavazzi, B. Allison, J. Pompe, M,Y. Karosec I I I I V . ,,. J gut V BOTTOM' ROW: Left to Right, A. Pastor, M. Yaworski, J. Kuzyck, L. George, T. Mervosh J. Muscaro, P. Tyler, S. Ralston, S. Atkins, C. Diamond. SECOND ROW: D. Readie, M. Alvarez L. Strope, B. Montequin, R. Zernich, R. Cipranic, B. Clark, C. Cindrich, M. Nicksick. THIRD ROW: E. Colpo, D. Dowler, D. Bartoletti, H. Gillespie, D. Jancart, F. Malardie, R. Delprato G. Slater, W. Johnson, W. Spencer, J. Gavazzi. FOURTH ROW: R. Loimder, R. Harris R Filipponi, F. Pastor, J, Campos, J. Latella, J. Kubalak, R. McClements, J. Prado, J. Smalley M. Hanna. panlshll Los Conquistadores was selected as the name for the Spanish II club, The officers elected for the year were: James Muscaro, president: Pam Tyler, vice-president. Under the guidance of Mrs. Pusateri, the group participated in many activities. The high- light of these activities was the distribution of baskets of food to needy families in the area at Christmas time. The main purpose of the club is the furth- erence of understanding between the United States and Spanish-speaking countries of the world. panlsh III Los Diablos Azules, the name of the Spanish III club, is a new addition to the curricula at Union this year. It is also under the capable guidance of Mrs. Pusateri. All classes are carried on in Spanish and are all informal. Many activities were completed by the club. These activities included a movie in Pittsburgh. The future Los Diablos Azules club can look forward to an interesting and exciting time. The officers are: President, Judy Kuziorg Vice-President, Robert LaPostag Secretary, Helen Hennequent: Treasurer, Wayne Flofygen. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, H. Hennequant, M. Clair, J. Kuzior, J. Kraeer, S. Ruskowski, B Yazevac. SECOND ROW: R. LaPosta, R. Delamontagne, T. Dubich, R. Foflygen. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, M. Blank, D. Harshey, W. Thompson, Mrs. Howard, L. Dalvesco W. Owens. SECOND ROW: S. Labishak, G, Metz, S. Bender, L. DeNuono, B. Esno, A. Esno B. Allison, J. Anderson, B. Stimpson, M. Price, D. Keating, C. Jones, J. Suprek, J. Zabetakis M. Yaworski, P. Guiddy. A. Garren, J. Scott. G. Lewis, N. Ray. THIRD ROW: L. Gavatora, J. Elick, K. Pozniko, A. Zuemic, A. Radacoy, S. Harris, C. Clawson, D. Wade, M. Rupani G. McDonald, M. Kosak. L. Harris, F. Roman. B, Yazevac, l. Daske, D. Readie, G. Lillard G, Lewis, A. Williams, G. Owens, P. Montgomery. FOURTH ROW: S. Petricca, V. DeCook, J. Habyahet. L. George, B. Kuzior, J. LaRocz, J. Vega, S. Suica, N. Pagasky, S. Strope D. Reese, M. Link. G.A.A. The Girls' Athletic Association under the guidance of Mrs. Howard has had a successful year fulfilling their purpose of teaching girls good sportsmanship. The girls started off the school year with election of these capable officers: President, Wanda Thompsong Vice-President. Dolores Harsheyg Secretary-Treasurer, Linda Dalvesco. The Club sponsored a dance in November. The money made from the dance was used to aid in the purchase of jackets and sweaters for members. y I want my mommy! Hillbilly Kids! 66 JoAnne! Hi-Lite Let's goto Press. . . JOURNALISM EDITORS: J. Scruppi, P, Tyler, A. Guyo J. Muscaro, J. Kuzior. To report the news truthfully without opinion and to voice the opinions of the student body are the main purposes of the Union Hi-Lite, amonthly newspaper published by the Journalism class. Under the guidance of the advisor, Mr. Brozier, and the help of the editor- in-chief Pam Tyler, the staff gathered material for each issue. The other editors of the paper areg Feature, Anita Guyog News, Joyce Scruppi: Business, Judy Kuziorg Sports, James Muscaro. It is hoped that each member of the staff has benefited from the partici- pation in the project. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, W. Thompson. M. Nokovich, L. Dunay, Mr. Brozier, W. Owens, N. Blaine. SECOND ROW: P. Dluski, A. Vajentic, B. Shulte, P. Tucci. J. Cole, H. Hennequant, A. Guyo, P, Flanigan, J. Kuzior, J. Scruppi, K. Homitz. THIRD ROW: R. Delamontagne. W. Cunningham, R. Cindrich, R. Orenchuk, J. Hill. im xiii. w-xii.. if-f 'aw .31 v-.f i 7 BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, K. Goleski. J. Scruppi. J. Murin, G. Danek, P. Tyler, B. Shulte, C. Boller, S. Ramirez, P. Baronick, R. Amistadi. SECOND ROW: Miss Filipponi, C. Cindrich, C. Ralston, G. Metrovich. M. Nichsick, J. Petroski. L. George, S. Cherenko, P. Dluski, L. Dunay, W. Thompson, J. Kucic. A. Guyo, C. Taborski. R. Janulewicz. THIRD ROW: G. Kemp, M. Shaffer. B. Clark. J. Ozimek, J. Pagasky, G. Rollinitis. R. Phillis, E. Dalverny, T. Leskovich, R. Boni, L. Stewart, P. Tucci. Senior ati0nalH0n0r Soviet Scholarship, leadership, character, service, and citizenship are the qualities upon which membership in the Senior National Honor Society is based. At the induction service in February the Society Welcomes those students whose membership has been approved by the faculty council. Under the direction of Miss Filipponi the Society has completed its eleventh successful year. Elections were held at the first meeting with the following members elected: Patricia Baronick, President: Betty Schulte, Vice-President, Pamela Tyler, Secretary: and Joyce Scruppi, Treasurer. At each monthly meeting, informative and entertaining programs are presented. These have included such things as: a tea honoring the faculty, travel slides, and enrichment programs. It is hoped that each member has profited from his membership. OFFICERS: B. Shulte, P. Tyler, J. Scruppi, P Leaders inthe 198O's. . . BarO11iCk- , ,,,. ., :H BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, D. Martin, R. Russell. C. Vladich, P. Edwards, Mr. Hanna, B. Nokovicli, R. Scott. E. Lounder. SECOND ROW: L. Ritchey, P. Rotta, R. Filipponi, M. Esno. C. Smiley, M. Korosec. C. Wytko, D. Bertovich, D. Strongosky, B. Baileys, J. Smiley, D. Gruber. D, Gregorski, S. Figley, J. Dudeck, L. Jackson. J. Pompf,B. Canning, C. Smith, R. Mader, S. Foster. H. Holden, B. Koraido, R. Zick, K. Pozniko. THIRD ROW: J. Holt, B. Fox. D. Patterson, C, Waldon, J. Morgan, C. Kaezyk, J. Hanlin, J. Nicksick, E. Guna. J. Antonetti, R. Tepsic, M. Halulko. J. Ostop, E. Lilliard, R. Carr, G. Mnlone,L. Hall, D. Bundy, J. Petricca, P. Stevenson, B. Dodds, M. Dalverny. Junior Honor Society The Junior National Honor Society, sponsored by Mr. Hanna, strives to promote higher standards among the students in the eighth, ninth, and tenth grades. The first meeting of the society was held in September.'The following officers were elected: Patty Edwards, President: Candy Vladich, Vice-Presi- dentg Barbara Nokovich, Secretary: Robin Russell, Treasurer. In February, new members were inducted into the society. A program was presented to the student body entitled, 20 Years From Now. Recommendation for membership is based on the following: Q15 Scholarship - 3.0 average or higher. Q23 Service - willingness to serve with honor, obedience, and deter- I mination. Q31 School Citizenship - honoring the rights and privileges of others. Q45 Leadership - capability of promoting and carrying out accepted programs. C53 Character - pleasing personality, high morals, and marked in- dividuality. OFFICERS: B. Nokovich, P. Edwards. C. Vladich Reward for extra effort. R- Russell. , BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, S. Wolanski, D. Suica, L. McCrerey, Miss '1'1ano, Y. Sinner, C. Cherenko, S. Main. SECOND ROW: P. Maroni, M. Barnhart, C. Mecannic, W. Lyons, B. Schollaert, G. Sendreak, S. Sworchek, C. Esno, M. McClain, D. Slack. Commercial Club The Commercial Club under the direction of Miss Tiano is both interesting and helpful to the commercial student. Its main purpose is to help the members become good stenographers. The officers are: President, Carol Mecannicg Vice-President, Carol Esnog Secretary-Treasurer, Sharon Cherenkog Program Chairman, Walter Lyons: Co-chairmen, David Slack and Robert Schollaert. The club raises money to pay one-half of the cost of the Today's Secretary magazine, which is used by the secretarial office practice students. tudent Secretaries The Student Secretaries, under the capable direction of Miss Filipponi, are chosen from the senior girls who are in the Commercial course and Who are taking S.O,P, These girls gained the important experience needed by today's secretary by offering their services to the members of the faculty. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, S. Butcher, C. Esno, S. Cherenko, Miss Filipponi, W. Thompson, M, Viloski, B. Allison. SECOND ROW: C. Black, S. Harris, C. Taborski. S. Ramirez, P. Dluski, J. Collins, K. Goleski, J. Hamilton. THIRD ROW: P. Madenich, S. Harvey, G. Kemp, F. Kiss, J. Scruppi. P. Flanigan. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, P. F1anigan,K.no1n1tZ, P. Clair, Mr. Yanni, A. Guyo, C. Taborski, P. Baronick, S. Ramirez. SECOND ROW: G. Metrovich, M. Nicksick, C. Nokovich, J. Scruppi, J. Kuzior, C. Boller, J. Kucic, J. Murin, J. Juzyck. B. Clark, R. Janulewicz, V. DeCook. THIRD ROW: B. Testa, M. Dalverny, L. Richey, M. Korosec, P. Rotta, N. Ciabattari, L. Donati, C. Dudeck. D. Readie, L. Dalvesco. Future Teachers Q America The Future Teachers of American under the guidance of Mr. Yanni, the guidance counselor, accomplished many things this year. The purpose of this club is to study and recognize the necessary qualities, traits, and aptitudes, which are essential in becoming a good teacher. The following were chosen officers to serve the club: President, Anita Guyog Vice-President, Pamela Tyler: Secretary-Treasurer, Carol Taborski. Many projects were completed by the club in order to raise money for club activities. One of the most important activities of the club was the awarding of a scholarship to a worthy senior member who would be entering college next fall. The Athle tie Council Behind our athletic program stands our Athletic Council. The main duties of the council are to plan the various sport activities and to help carry out these athletic plans in every way possible. The council is composed of four school board members, the high school principal, the super- vising principal, the faculty athletic manager, a faculty representative, the head coaches of each sport, and one representative from both the senior class and the junior class. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, J. Bertovich, J. Snyder, C. Fox, H. Sabatasse, N. Mervosh. SECOND ROW: J. Muscaro, R. Hall, J. Tinney, A. Sedlak, P. McGraw, B. Nicksick, T. Mervosh. me.-ww. -...' H -ii, f , Guarding the loot. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, M. Alvarez, J. Guna, S. Noah, Mr. Reich, R. Johnston, B. Johnson, B. Harvey. SECOND ROW: R. Phillis, J. Gavazzi, T. Cunningham, T. Mervosh, R. Robertson, J. Reed. R. Ward, B, Delamontagne, R, Blakely, R. Orenchuk, D. Wysocki, B. Ward, B. Miller, R. Cipranic. THIRD ROW: C. Gillespie, R. Boni, R. McClements, J. Ozimek, B. Bednarzik, K. Gavazzi, L. Wysocki. J. Kubalak, C. Harris, G. Wilgocki. FOURTH ROW: J. Bish, J. Prado, B. LaPosta, J. Hayley, E. Hanlin, R. Simpson, R. McCuen, J. Dudeck, D. Woods, H. Young, F. Malardie. Industrial Arts Ciub i-Y The Industrial Arts Club is a very active club that performs many helpful services for the school. One of these services is the building of the stage scenes for the Junior and Senior plays. When the members are not doing this, they can be found working on their own projects in the wood shop. Each month the ,club meets in the wood shop during club period. Here the members are taught the correct usage of shop equipment and discuss what their plans are for the future. The club is under the supervision of Mr. Philip Sauter. This year's officers are: Presi- dent, Thomas Puskarichg Vice-President, Steven Orenchuckg Secretary-Treasurer, John Wayne Minko. The Hi-Y Club is a Christian organization, whose purpose is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. The advisor is Mr. Reich. The officers are as follows: President, Sam Noah: Vice-President, Ronald Johnstong Sec- retary-Treasurer, John Gunag Chaplain, William Johnston. The club held their annual dance in December in order to receive toys and games. These toys and games were distributed to needy children of the community at Christmas. FIRST ROW: Left to Right, B. Kucic, G. Colpo, T. Puskarich, P. Tepsic, J. Minko, S. Orenchuk M. Kucic, Mr. Sauter. Hard working, Steve? Varsity U BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, T. Cunningham. J. Spanogians, Mr. McGraw, K. Gavazzi, C. Jeffrey, J. Smalley. SECOND ROW: J. McKee, J. Campos, B. Johnson, R. Blakeley, B. Delamontagne, R. Simpson. N. Loncaric, J. Bertovich, C. Yanek, R. LaPosta. THIRD ROW: R. Orenchuk, S. Noah, R. Johnson, J. Ozimek, T. Mervosh, B. Bednarzik, J. Guna, J. Gavazzi. The Varsity U, under the competent supervision of Mr. Pat McGraw, had a very successful year. The capable officers of the club were: President, John Guna: Vice-President. Jim Muscarog Secretary-Treasurer, Ted Mervosh. The club is open to anyone who won a letter or was in varsity competition for two years. A spring dance was held to raise funds for club activities. All pro- fits of the club activities go towards buying Senior members sweaters and jackets. OFFICERS AND ADVISOR: J. Muscaro. J. Guna, Mr. McGraw, T. Mervosh. Dancing in the dark. . . BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, G. Mankowski, R. Boni, J. Gobleck, G. Metrovich, P. Baronick, B. Shulte. J. Casey. SECOND ROW: E. Dalverny, J. DeSantis, A. Guyo, M. Stetar, J. Petroski C. Abate, M. Kemp, J. Murin. J. Kucic, J. Templeton. P. Keeler, R. Janulewicz, P. Patsolic P. Tucci. S. Noah. THIRD ROW:D.Boni. G, Rollinitis, E. Shaffer, L. Dalvesco, M. Shaffer, C. Boller N. Blaine, C. Diamond, J. Williamson, T. Leskovich, K. Gavazzi, F. Rupani, J. Spanogians, C Jeffrey. FOURTH ROW: C. Cook, R. Phillis, R. Simpson, J. Ozirnek, R. Amistadi, J. Minko, T Baronio. J. Pagasky, G. Swanik, J. Dubich, G. Danek. y y v Latin Club The Latin Club began another active year under the guidance of Mrs. Pusateri. The following officers were elected: President, Julian Gobleckg Vice-President, George Mankowskig Secretary, Gloria Metrovichg Treasurer, Richard Boni. During the Christmas season baskets of food were distributed to needy families in the area. Another project was a party for the retarded children at the Day-Care Training Center. A few students entered projects in the annual Latin Fair at Buhl Planetarium in Pittsburgh. The Latin Club members, including also, the inactive members attended the fair and also a movie. Energetic and co-operative members have made the club one of the most active at Union High School. '-4. -QR HARVEST BALL BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, P. Dluski, P. Flanigan, Miss Herriott, K. Goleski, A. Guyo, M. Nokovich. SECOND ROW: J. Bokulieh, R. Dalverny, B. Testa, J. Collins, P. Patsolic, K. Homitz, S, Ramirez, J. Cole. C. Freese, S. Adamson, J. Murin, L. Hinerman, M.L. Stetar, J. Scruppi, C. Taborski, P, Baronick, F. Kiss, P. Tucci, R. Janulewicz, R. Montequin, M. Orga, M. Nicholson. THIRD ROW: G, Metrovich, K. Nokovich, M. Nichsick, L. Dunay, M. Viloski. S. Harvey, B. Ginoski, P. Harshey, B. Nokovich, K. Porchiran, E. Higgins, C. Diamond, J. Casey, V. Diamond, B. Maroni, J. Barish, A. McClosky, D. Lounder, B. Griffith, G. Sarish, lVl. Bailey. FOURTH ROW: A. Vajentic, P, Clair, D. Esno, S. Gavazzi, J, Pompe, L. Bendick, K. Stetar, N. Roach, B. Fischer, M. George. D, Bailey, L. Hart, H. Jenkins. enior F.H.A. The F,H,A,, which stands for the Future Homemakers of America, is one of the most active girls' clubs at Union High School. This year's officers are: President, Patti Flanigang Vice-Presi- dent, Carol Ann Black, Secretary, Kay Goleskig Treasurer, Paula Dluskig Historian, Janie Hamiltong Parliarnentarian, Anita Guyo, Reporter, Martha Nokovich. The club this year is under the able leadership of Miss Eleanor Herriott. The biggest social event of the club, the Sno-Ball Dance, took place at Christmas time. The theme this year was Winter Wonderland. The Sno-Queen, Jack Frost, and their attendants were chosen to reign at the dance which took place on December 22. The following were chosen: King, John Gunag Queen, Patty Baronickg First Attendants, Carl Yanek and Joyce Scruppi: Second Attendants, Bob Delamontagne and Patty Patsolicg Third Attendants, Carl Jeffrey and Anna Kathryn Vajenticg and Fourth Attendants, Bob LaPosta and Carol Ann Black. The club motto, Toward New Horizons, has proved to be a great inspiration to all the members. 2MAKfRs .-L11 i 4' Q-X NEW ow F 0, 'Z' , -y 5: Z D 15 'Sm if fl Uri V 6'-1 ' 9. A O 4 'M 0 90 ,Iuni0rF.H.A. ' The Junior F,H,A. whose purpose is to prepare girls for Future Homemaking is sponsored by Mrs. Lunger. The club elected the following officers at their first meeting: President, Donna McClaing Vice-President, Judy Diamondg Secretary, Claudia Owensg Treasurer, Linda Rigog Historian, Rose Marie Compart. The club sold Christmas cards, jewelry, candles, and other small items to make money during the year. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, M. Newman, D. McLain, H. Massengil, B. Nemeth, J. Manni D. McClain, N. Phillips. SECOND ROW: D. Mitchell, J. Pescho, R. Comport, V. Strope, J Diamond, C. Owens, S. Studa, M, Brown, Mrs. Lunger. THIRD ROW: S. O'Brien, L, Rigo H. Kern, P. Lillard, K. Bennett. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, B. Delamontagne, R. Ward, J. McFarland. SECOND ROW: J. Trevena, B. LaPosta, G. Pastor, T. Dubich, A. Guyo, C. Black, C. Taborski, M. Shaffer, H. Hennequant, G. Owens, P, Tucci, R. Simpson. The Senior play, directed by Mrs. Harris, The story dates back to prehistoric times was presented on November 29th. Two perform- It deals mostly with a teen-age boy, George ances were given, one in the morning for the who has many problems. George, eventually, gets student body, and again in the evening for the these problems solved and everybody is happy public. TheBo Who Changed The World My, what pretty legs! The George ..... John the 'Strong . Agatha ...... Mozelle .... Dorothy ...... Paul the Professor . Scarface ...... Spear ., ..... . Bear . Ruth ........ Irma ......... Irving the Great Nose Ralph the Fast Runner Voice ......... ast: . . Thomas Dubich . Robert La Posta . . . . Anita Guyo . Helen Hennequant . . Carol Ann Black Robe rt Delamontagne . . . . Richard Ward . . James McFarland . . . Ray Simpson . . Paula Tucci . Carol Taborski . . John Trevena . . . Gus Pastor . Wanda Owens Senior Pla Committee BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, J. Danek, P. Dluski, P. Madenich, B. Shutle, F. Kiss, W. Thompson, C. Boller J. Hamilton, M. Nokovich. SECOND ROW: F. Riddle, B. Miller, J, Murin, P. Tyler, P. Flanigan, M. Stetar R. Janulewicz. THIRD ROW: R. Phillis, J. Spanogians, B. Johnson. gm, . 4 4 . Q' 3 1 I no-Ball C461 KING AND QUEEN WITH ATTENDANTS: Left to Right, C. Yanek, J. Scruppi, R, Delamontagne, P. Patsolic J. Guna, P. Baronick, C. Black, R. LaPosta, A. Vajentic, C. Jeffrey. 3 T Q KING and QUEEN Senior Project BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, L. Stetar, M. Nokovich, P. Flanigan, L. Dunay, P. Tucci. P. Tyler, R. Janulewicz. SECOND ROW: J. Guna, C. Jeffrey, A. Guyo, J. Kucic, Mr. Pusateri. J lug.. lun fe O V V A J T.., , gi . V ' ,- A iq .1 N.. .., .O 1 J rid . . ..,,. X' 7 M, 5 V .,,, . X s fi if 5 ii 3 3 x i 1 I BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, K. Homitz, A. Vajentic, C. Black. SECOND ROW: P. Tyler, C. Diamond, P, Baronick. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, M. Nicksick, G. Metrovich, K. Nokovich. SECOND ROW: M. Kemp, Y. Sinnett. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, J. Baronio, C. Vladich, J. Dudeck, B. Nokovich. SECOND ROW: R. Harris, C. Wytko. Semo r Cheerleaders A. K. VAJENTIC K. HOMITZ WEY'l?E rm UNNON Na hjfkm WE'RE FROM UNION HIGH SCHOOL WE ARE PROUD TO SAY Wj'RE M UNIFN JHIGH SCHOOL WE WANT YOU TO KNOW . IF YOU WATCH OUR FOOTBALL TEAM WE'LL SHOW YOU HOW TO PLAY IF YOU WATCH OUR VRESTLING TEAM YOU'LL REALLY SEE A SHOW ..P.l,Jf1J cJl.I,.PJ..Pl Q F ST WE TAKE THE KICK OFF FORM A MIGHTY WALL FIRST WE GET A TAKE DOWN .THEN WE RIDE A- WHILE -1-'HJJJ JlJ,f,1.,ueL rl SEND A HALFBACK TO THE GOAL, JUST WATCH HIM TOTE THE BALL, OHS ALWAYS WORKING FOR A PIN OUR WRESTLERS SHOW THEIR STYLE, OH! rirwqf' JIJ.-PJ-I D FIRST WE MAME A TOUCH N' DOWN THEN WE KICK A POINT WATCH THEM GET A NEAR- FALL WATCH THEM GET A PIN THEN WEALL Hmm TO c TO LIVEN UP. LLLTHEvm1LEwEIcHEERacsHoUTTo HELPOURWRESTLERS WIN, 41 J J-E4 F 'LE JQEAL' rs 'f1JJ,LJIJ.JJ..ME WHEN WE'VE WON THIS FOOTBALL WE'RE QALLING IT A . WHEN WE PIN YOUR I-IEAVYWEIGHT WE'RE CALLING IT A DAY. U.S. Copyright 1962 Hodge M. Eagleson, Jr. wayneszwrggosesn 32514 Fo 7 Score Union continued its fine passing threat by completing 10 out of 13 masses. Union drew CTUEEQQH WERE 3655055 'Spener Z4-6 ' A near-capacity crnwd wit- nessed a :spirited Union t e a m 4516 M , ,1q, L W 53.5 - Q ' H 1 .'.. ,:., ,-. Y . Lb 0 1 asv n ,EW ima M? ' n A A . , ,, - ,-Q .. .:,,, f '. ' , ,fp-:.:.' ' , en T2 'wfnx nn -b Q? 2 we - ' f K LL'. i f nnCCn Hn 9. fi n W UHS Tops Jefferson Unionbrmess Win By 14T00Sg0re Finai 'Shree GamesCC' The hard-fighting gridmen of RALLY BEA TS BRENTWOOD Union played one of the tough-g J, Spanogians R. Phillis C. Harris R. Cindrich J- G'-ma Managers: T. Cunningham B. Johnson R. Blakely if ' C ,f 1 Q x 1' , F ' , R5 H , I YS '52 ,. A ' 'f- - f -594 ' ' C ' F , 4-?:s2 J'?Qs'Iz11i :'.5 1f' A ,'., wg Rig 5 W, .. .,,,:.,:. :Q 4 x.,5q43F,L kifgw x A :::..,. ., C .l::,l::,.. 3 v,,,i,, N A :N I ,jg . -1,-9 Ar, ,,,,,, i in Q N tv aw We 1 H+? Af if Q, Ip A ' Wynn ELK 'A LaPosta Yanek Muscaro Campos Varsit Football BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, J. Yazevac, G. LaPosta, J. Gavazzi. J. Fiazza, R. Lounder, G. Borio. SECOND ROW: C. Yanek, J. Guna, J. Muscaro, J. Spanogians, R. Cinderich, R. LaPosta, J. Campos, C, Harris, R. Philiis. THIRD ROW: Lou Campos, B. Johnson, R. The-1961 football season for the Union High School Bluedevils was the best one since 1945. The team won seven games and lost two games. The Bluedevils made their coaches and their school proud of them. Under the capable direction of head coach, Pat McGraw, and assistant coaches, Lou Campos, Bodie Nicksick, Ronald Reich, and Dom Astorina, the football season was highly successful. During training, this year, the Boosters Club of Burgettstown, provided noonday meals for the team. These meals were greatly appreciated by both players and coaches. The Booster's help McClements, J. McKee, J. Ozimek, G. Swanik, J. Nicksick, B. Alvarez, R. Harris, T. Mervosh, T. Cunningham, D. Wysocki, Pat McGraw. FOURTH ROW: J. Kubelcak, G. Wilgocki, B. Baronick, J. Burkhimer, R. Karas, E. Hanlin, J. Dubich, M. Haluka, P. Maverich. and co-operation helped make the 1961 football team's accomplishments. This year, the team will lose eleven capable lettermen at graduation time. SCORES OF THE SEASON Union 24 - 6 Madonna Union 14 - 7 Waynesburg Union 18 - 0 Chartiers-Houston Union 14 - 0 Jeff-Morgan Union 0 - 13 California Union 0 - 7 Fort Cherry Union 32 - 18 Brentwood Union 25 - 0 McGuffey Union 15 - 13 Hopewell ,lunior Varsity .. X I ' 14 BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, P. Spotti, C. Walden, Prezenkop, D. Allison, R. Carr, J. Andricanich, G. D. Smith, C. Kaezyck, R. Froats, R. Schwartz, J. Lonick, Mr. Asterino. THIRD ROW: J. Adamson, J. Tarhalla, M. Yanek. SECOND ROW: Mr. Reich, P. Morgan, J. Pogonovich, G. Kristoff, J. Vizyak, J. Fender, D. McBee, J, Krozechzowski, G. Geis, S. Zibatroski, J. Yanek. I. Readie, J. Patsolie. 66 9, q ua cl J V 'S UNION OPPONENT UNION OPPONENT 7 Canon-McMillan 19 13 Follansbee 0 0 Trinity 26 6 Bridgeville Chartiers-Houston 0 7 Moon Township 0 Fort Cherry 7 7 Chartiers Valley 13 mwmmmm- mugs M 1. ff f hmm- Union Union Union Union Union Union Union Wres tling Varsity Squad fr 1 f I my BOTTOM ROW: Left to Righ J! Diley, P. Pscolinski, J. Smalley, G. Gavazzi, R. Boni, K. Marshall, J. Gilbert. SECOND ROW: J. Pracl D. Boni. J. Mermon, B. Mika, J. McKee, R. Cindrich. O W res tlmg Scores 41 - 14 Avella Union 32 - 11 Fort Cherry 34 - 19 MoGuffey Union 26 - 35 Trinity 33 - 22 North Allegheny Union 51 - 5 Avella 35 - 21' Chartiers Union 30 - 25 We st Allegheny 35 - 24 Baldwin Union 13 - 40 Cannon-McMillan 25 - 25 Washington Union 30 - 22 Shaler 30 - 21 Peter's Township Union 30 - 22 Chartiers D. BONI R. CINDRICH K. GAVAZZI R. MIKA KN ii X YY T W .., - quad Wrestling ffl .3 Union Union Union Union Union ' r BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, F. Michleuchi, A. Malatnik, F. Steimenger, J. Hill, D. Wysocki, J. Cipranek. SECOND ROW: C. Kaziok, W. Bonjourni, K. Kovatch, R. Cipranek, W. Mahalski, B. Kucic, R. McClements. THIRD ROW: E. Allison, R. Sentipal, I. Readie, R. Filipponi, J. Babyak, M, Fratini, L. Angelo, J. Reed. RESULTS - Lost . . . . Canonsburg - Won - Lost . . . . Chartiers-Houston - Won Lost . ........ Trinity - Won Lost . . . SouthsideBeaver - Won Won . . Washington - Lost Varsit Basketball BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, B. Sella, B. Bednarzik, J. Ozimek, D. Neil. SECOND ROW: Mr. Nicksick C Yanek T. Cunningham, T. Mervosh, R. Ward, B. Delamontagne. J. Muscaro, R. Flofygen. The Union High Varsity Basketball team finished the 1961- 1962 season with a record of 7 wins and 7 defeats. Under the capable leadership of head coach, Bodie Nicksick, the Blue Devils finished 4th in Section 15. There were six seniors on the team this year. One of them, Robert Delamontagne, lead the league in scoring with a 23 point average per game. The other seniors on the team were: Robert Bednarzik, Richard Ward, Carl Yanek, Don Niel, and William Harvey. Ted Mervosh, a junior, also played on the varsity team. The students at Union High can be proud of their basketball team this year for they furnished spectators with many athrill. R BEDNARZIK T CUNNINGHAM B DELAMONTAGNE D. NEIL B. SELLA R, WARD C YANEK 66 '9 quad and Junior High Basketball BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, R. Carr, E. Alvarez, B. Ward, F. Lilliard. SECOND ROW: Mr. Bohn, J. Nicksick, G. Swanik C. Viloski, B. Alverez, B. Vuksonivich, K. Flofygen, M quad The Union High reserves have just com- pleted a very successful season. They were under the supervision of Mr. William Bohn. Their games, provided as many thrills for the spectators as the varsity games. The boys who starred on the team Were: James Ozimek, Ronald Brown, Frank Lillard, Bogden Vuksanovich and James Nicksick. The reserves were: Robert Ward, Barry Alvarez, Eugene Alvarez and Charles Viloski. JV quad The Junior High team is made up of eighth and ninth grade boys who have the desire to learn basketball. The main purposes of this team are: to pro- vide Wholesome entertainment, to provide exercise for younger boys, and to gain experience for use on the varsity team. The squad is coached by Mr. William Heckman. The team plays various Junior High teams in this area. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, S. Diamond, J. Hanlin, R. Carr, L. Hall, J. Andrikanich, J. Antonetti, R. Atkins, W. Brown. SECOND ROW: Mr. Heckman, D. Allison, J. Melynk, P. Spotti, W. Hickman, B. Owens, S. Przenkop, M. Sarracino. U.H. S. Baseball Players BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, H. Przenkop, T. Mervosh, B. Mika, T. Cunningham, P. Tepsic, J. Bertovich, C. Yanek, F. Lawrence, P. Blue, G. Bundy, J. Tasz, J. Guna, R. Fofylgen, B. Alvarez, D. Slack, D. Bertoni, C. Harris. R. Carr. SECOND ROW: Mr. McGraw, B. Harvey. UNION OPPONENTS UNION OPPONENTS 7 West Allegheny 2 Trinity 6 Peter's Township 2 Washington 11 Avella 1 Madonna 6 Madonna 3 Chartiers 2 Trinity 5 Steubenville 7 Washington 2 Steubenville Central 8 Canon-M.CM111aH 2 CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES 3 Steubenville 7 3 Chartiers 1 Mt. Lebanon 9 Avella 4 North Hills Q11 inningsl ,S I T, BEDNARZIK P, BLUE D. BUNDY B. KUZIOR F. LAWRENCE J TASZ Track BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, Mr. Nicksick, C. J. Ozimek, J. Muscaro, R. Orenchuk, W. Keating, Bernola, B. Sczruba, J. Cunningham, L. Rodriguez, J. Reed, R. Filipponi, L. Dowier. THIRD ROW: K. M. Davis, J. Bish, J. Williamson. SECOND ROW: Gavazzi, D. Woods, E. Hanlin, F. DeCo0k, G. Gavazzi. The Track Team, which is in its third year at Union, showed no signs of improvement. However, the meets that the team entered gave them needed experience. As spring approaches, the squad is looking for a better season in Yl62.H I .. QMS J .ai - . X i' f N C. BERNOLA J. CUNNINGHAM M. DAVIS L. RODRIQUEZ R. 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