Union High School - U Yearbook (Burgettstown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1963 volume:

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C 1 If I 2 Vjl f I 57 During our days at Union High School, student life has played a prominent part in our strive for education. Appropriately, we have selected student life for our theme, As We sail along over the seas of knowledge, our title pages depict our life as students at Union High School. In order that we might fulfill this student-life theme, We have arranged our OFBWOFJ book so that each division page represents a separate pause in our journey. We sincerely hope that this yearbook will gladden the hearts of every graduate and undergraduate with memories of the past. We of the staff have enjoyed our work on the composition and management of this book, and with a justifiable feeling of pride we now present to you the U for nineteen hundred and sixty-three. Content, Page Page Graduates . . . . . . 4 Sports ....... . . . . . 72 Undergraduates . . . 30 Administration 81 Faculty . . . . 86 Activities . . . . . 40 Advertising . . . . . 96 Humor . . . . 68 I W J w 1 w N 1 i .-J. f leclicafion MRS. BARBARA LUNGER For your aid and friendship, we, the 1963 graduates of Union High School, proudly dedicate our yearbook. You were always ready to do your part. Whenever wehadproblems, you were always ready to listen and help us think them through to a solution.. Through this guidance and patient understanding, you have influenced our approach toward more difficult circumstances that, when solved, help each of us to become better students. lt is true that we sometimes tend to for- get the aid that the teacher unselfishly gives towards our education. It is difficult for each of us, individu- ally, to express our thanks to you for this help. However, the dedication of this year- book is our way of expressing our appre- ciation to a person whom we feel has done much for us and Union High School. OR 5 Swv, IKCYKORXE W4 15,11 1 1 I .Uh 'EEN f . VY ,. P2 5 -.4 jhe Senior f1'3' I AM H. ,, - -Y -'-v--- 1 --1,-----W-. K-f-of, --v----- -0- ---- ---1--, -1-M--f-. -...-..-..... X A f , . l . U , 1 H 1 -1 ' 1 . f. f f 1 'V I 1 x . , I 1 - . cg-,, SAUNDRA LEE ATKINS Academic JAMES A. BABYAK General JANET D. BARTOLETTI Commercial A , N KENNETH F. ABATE General . if'3.fff.g -i Q3 K3 if Ti fg n GAROL J0'eABi'36'fTr Academic , QV A is MANUELLLA LVAAPQEZ . Academic Lf . 1, I . 1 ,U X7 ,A W ff L- f K -u I X? ' if Y X9 QfVWI V Af ILQJM I My JJ 1 LJ 14, 5 L a 5 6 Q 0 0 W Ixjg, , LF , j ,gif Mfg! 'HIL A Ui- his F ,M X- Y 'ff Q .yo 5-ff fy, I Jil' W' fI'1g,f-J 'X-T . ,W 4, I, I v- -ff N M 'IV' I-ff-'If' H J - I., ,f P Y' 'a f, V, ,T , lf L 2. 1 - 'Y ff' Q Q .fy r ,-'Y I fe I I If ,f ,Vi , A ,V 'iff' vi' ' qi ,I I I .,9,, u., J. N, I . - .Aw . - I 9 AN! ,A KU -,,, , 'J j .M rf vi ,I 1 I, I ul ' A .nw Q' ik I I 1 I RICHARD BARTOLETTI TERRYL J. BARONIO RALPH Hx..VBEAR,DQgJR. Commercial Academic General ' 1 Q, - X N I DENNIS L. BERTONI JOHN C. EIANCHINI JAMES -RAY BISH' MAXINE Academic Commercial Academic I BENDER BLANKlw SENIOR PROJECT COMMITTEE BOTTOM ROW: Left George. SECOND ROW: N. Schulte, G. Metz, G. Mankowski, to Right, J. Ozimek, Mr. Pusateri, R. Johnston, L. T. Mervosh, C, Cindrich, G. Metrovich. SX vga J ACK BLASCO General JOANNE BOKULICH Commercial RICHARD BONI Academic GERALD S. CIPRANIC Commercial RICHARD L. CIPRANIC Academic ELIZABETH JOANNE CLARK Academic '. ,wi After jllleflle Bard , . . . l,- C 'I , 4' 'f ' ' I REDO'CELLIC General f' V1 Y LOUEfE.CHATTERfI General-A E , ' CAROL ANN CINDRICH Academic ,f '-1 r . A f A f f P. V .1 if li' ,aa U. 43, U A9 f 1' ff CH ERYL. I. CLAWSON Commer c ., .Q 'i ANTOINETTE JCOLPO Commercial 3 RUTH LEE DAIJVERNY Commercial 5 f mf, f W A H J X 4,5111 XHLL A ' f 1 f' 1 Y ARTHUR P. DELPRATO General ROBERT A. DELPRATO Academic gig., 'Lf I x .c .1 ' 3 Nia f X J A , ? . ' , W 'N aww' V we f Sf 1 E. . , ,Ta I N31 lr ,wi 13 Q f- A , if if X ,V u 1 ay A V. ., , 5 ,Y QV , 'IJ wg, -lf I L T' 51 1 45 1 , J ' -, , 5 W kid J ' Lf -My ,WWE 5 H : ' lv E LINQAI mDeVI1lQNO Commermal X4 f V I, if 1 J. 1 . xfc m QW 'J kg x ,JJ SV Lt' .xxx V , kg , YA' , 4, ,X A ,, I, X, L1 LINDA DALVESCO Academic BARBARA L. DAVIS Commercial VICKIE L. DeCOOK Academic Current events! ,A ow egind... fx A 'C A A Aii MW'g,M,aA in A 362 Rf 1 l i 1 11 , l X. I if CLAUDIA DIAMOND A A' 7 LEE DOWLER Commercial A ' General JACQUELINE M. ELICH RALPH T. FILIPPONI Commercial Academic GERALD GAVAZZI A LICNDA LQCEQRGE Academic 1 Aggdgnqic 1 I w V , i ,W , - , - ff. . ,f 1 JOSEPH DUDECK A In L. 1 I , . Academic WILLA FROATS Commercial CHARLES W. GILLESPIE General Q A512 N J Dim' . 4 ij: A 'iff MN I of V MX U Vu :,' I A Xjlj QAJ fx Y: if 1 V' XJ 11 Q. GARREN -fic 5 'N 1, w , F,i?'0 'bn I Yf N L, L is. my 79: 'K ie H' I Jo b . yy- J ,, ,F 1.3 ' f N 0 ea lzensa 1 ,WWQ .lr I, , I ik 14 ix , -5 ' A :1 I ww I .V . - xi'-V ,, fx, ,gf- A P' ' .v -. . VALERIE G. GLOBOSKY JULIAN GOBLECK Commercial Academic GERALD W. HALEY EDWIN D. HANLIN General Commercial Q MARSHALL HANNA RICHARD T. HARRIS Academlc Academic! . , 1 A ', ' 'pf , f Il' FRANK E. GRABSKI PATRICIA ANN f Commercial GUIDDY Commercial RONALD L. GUNN f General JOAN HABYANET Academic DAVID A. I-IULICK DENNIS JANCART , .glCommercia1' Academic ,I 1' , fi-l , -fwl L' I W. .f 1. f 5 . 'X fit .fk v fb MARY ALICE KOSAK General RUTH L. KOTOUCH Commercial GERALD G. KOVACH Commercial 'rfrr' L W .L I A !AG 'L ' Ljuffiffmenf f A f 1 lrklv if A ,Wm .W fyfl .bm g r'j , ,r A fr had r'r'A v ',r1,f ' . 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' 1 ' f' J I 'I' fi 1 1 1 .f ,Q ,,.., pf 7' - , A V. I ., ,R 4.1-0 'ff ' -,ya 3 'Lf BUY EDWAJQD' LOUNDER f'Commer,cialf I A. X x V if VXRAYNIOND LOWRLIQZY I.,GQHeTa1ifL A YW .IN I if K fAERANI2LINfilfIi VMALARDIE Academic GERALD MCGIVERN General LEE ANN MCCREREY Commercial GYLA G. McDONALD Commercial 1 Egyiiyi Q 1 ,. r 1 V EJEFFREY Commercial PETER MIRICH General MARY BETH N Academic Y' if , l l.U ., VN Mi Acco A A F. , 9 A ' ' 1 x ' ov . l . ' N Y , X , ,y . D,- 'X A 1. -if V, Y ,2 ' GEORGE NIEDZIALKIA CATHERINE ROSE JAMES S. OZIMEK JAMES PAGASKY General NOKOVICH Academic ACadefH1C Commercial If 31-Tiff JO PAGASKY AGNES PASTOR . FRANK PASTOR SHELLY ANN !..,.'m1, ei cial Academic 'A A Academic PETRICCA Commercial Let's Go to Press! meg all JOSEPH PRIBISH General ANNA MARIE RADACOY Commercial CHERYL RALSTON Academic A -l, 4, X MARGARET S. RIGGLE Commercial THOMAS R . ROBINSON General ROBERT L. ROMMES General if :Q- LX pf' ' X. .V , J f L -. A .A A , Q X Y' X, .hQ,,f3L,1'DiTH ilfSN1xi,l315ETR05141 Acadeimicg Y RITA PRESUTEI .J1.,Com'iHercial 'GERAIID M. PRADO Academic ,W V ' ' , O . V1 ky - V 'l 2 z . gi L 7 T. H- L ll' ' v f, L K :ii -1 I 'V if DORMOTHY V.,READIE I A-Acagfleigiic 4 ' . JAMES . REED 1 Q0f1'1IILQTCJla1' L, ,A Vg, . I' IZQARLENE REESE ,. F,C9mmercial Wi' l 1' -XJ,-lf. V' nh, . ,XJ 1,13 S? 4,5 -f NORMA JEAN SCHULTE Commercial .IUDITH SCOTT General DENNIS SELLA General J . F I 4 lf! Q I fm X .. 1 E,,, I - ? f ll Mi ff I- ffm? , arue5f .7lae pew!! W' , '13 J -v 1. .r Msg IL. as, . YVONNE SINNETT - Commercial GARY SLATER Academic JAMES D. SMALLEY Academic IN ,VJ I iw ' M f lil? X, ,gl ,, Q, Q, ' I -I' Q, .- f5ERAiQf3iNEf M. SAENDREAK Commercial I A, VH - ' QRONALD SENTIPAL 5 ' General EDWIN R. SI-IAFFER i Academic DONNA SMITH Commercial WILERED L. SPENCER Academic FRANK STEIMINGER Commercial ,?,pi.g3 -IE I ,I x 5 - carqffc .f K pfanning, , , I - JANE SUPREK GEORGE SWANIK Academic BONNIE LOUISE TESTA Commercial I BOGDAN L. VUKSANOVICH LARRY sTRoPE DORIS SUICA Commewal Academic Commercial SANDRA MAE PAUL TEPSIC SWORCHECK General Commercial , of' ,H 0 , OJ Sw xii' Q A 5 I 42' fyilgeifi? N' 0 9 Q X' ' . A W I S925 iff, I I lg ROBERT A. THORSON JAMES VIZYAK Academic General Academic MARILYN THOM Commercial DELIE P. WADE Commercial 1 B I I I , A4 , , HK. 'g. A .R . , ' 1:1 hq V' 5 ,. NU' hh wpevfdeuerancef.. W ,W A U ' L! JOSEPH C. WILKENS JAMES L. WILLIAMSON General Academic IRENE YAKOVICH Commercial ROSE MARIE ZOPPETTI Commercial EIZQCHARD WARRICK GERALDINE WASIK floral Commercial JQEFSAN WOLANSKI DANIEL WOODS 5il',lTlI'I'le1'Ci3.1 Academic FAST' 34 1 YAWORSKI HOWARD L. YOUNG ROBERT J. ZERNICH 5. 31 Li: Commercial Academic Senior CAROL ABBOTT NN: None Ambition:To be a Nurse. Course: Academic. P.P.: Smart Alecks. P.E.: Really! HR Off. 8 fSec.l, 10 QVP5, 11 CVPBQ Kola 8,9,103 Cho. 8,9,10,11,123 La. Cl. 11,123 Accp. 103 Ens. 11,123 Tri-Hi-Y 8,9,10 11,121 Co. Cho. 123 Hi-Lite 123 Jr. Honor Soc.9 QSTB, 10? FTA 113 Nurses Cl. 11,123 U 113 Pep Cl. 10? Jr. Prom3Jr. Play. KENNETH ABATE NN: Ken Ambition: To be successful. Course: General. P.P.: School. P.E.: You better believe it! MANUEL ALVAREZ NN: None Ambition: To succeed. Course: Academic. P.P.: None. P.E.: Don't play games. Hi-Y10,l1,l23 Sp. Cl. 11,12 CPres.J3 Bsktball 8,9,103 Trk. 10. SAUNDRA ATKINS NN: Sandy Ambition: To become a Nurse. Course: Academic. P.P.: Two faced people. P.E.: It Doesn't Matter. Tri-Hi-Y 8,9,10,ll,123 Sp. Cl. 113 Nurses Cl. 11, 123 Lib. Cl. 12, QTreas.5. JAMES BABYAK NN: None Ambition: To be successful. Course: General. Igone. P.E.: That's what you think! Wrstl. , ,l . TERRYL BARONIO NN: Baron Ambition: To become a Teacher. Course: Aca- demic. P.P.: Ambitious Minded People. P.E.: Big shake up! Jr. Honor Soc. 8,9,103 Latin Cl. 11. JANET BARTOLETTI NN: Jan Ambition: To be happy and successful. Course: Commercial. P.P.: None. P.E.: GallyNeds! Tri- Hi-Y 8,9,l0,11,123 Band 8,9,l0,113 Dist. Band 103 Hi-Lite 123 H.R. 8 NPD: FTA 123 Co. Band 10,113 Maj. 113 Jr. Playg Yearbook 123 Jr. Prom3 Com- mercial Cl. 12. RICHARD BARTOLETTI NN: Rich Ambition: To be a Radio and television announcer. Course: Commercial. P.P.: People that think they are better than anyone else. P.E.: I was just sittin' there. I wasn t doing anything. Typing A- ward 11,123 Business Staff 11,123 Editor of U 123 Junior Play 113 Hi-Lite 12. RALPH BEARD NN: Alphie Ambition: To join the navy. Course: General. P.P.: None. P.E.: None. SHIRLEY BENDER NN: Red Ambition: To be a Nurse. Course: Commercial. P.P.: Girls who think they're better than you are! P.E.: Aren't you embarrassed? Tri-Hi-Y 93 Jr. Erofgnlgk G.A.A. 10,11,l23 Pep Cl. 1-03 Business ta . DENNIS BERTONI NN: Alfred Ambition: To graduate. Course: Academic. P.P.: 7th period Typing. P.E.: Don't play ames! Base- ball l0,11,123 Wrstl. 8,9,1O,11Q BsktiaIl12. JOHN BIANCHINI NN: None Ambition: To Graduate. Course: Commercial. P.P.: People who think they are better than others. P.E.: Don't mess around. Hi-Lite 123 Business Staff 123 Typing Award ll. JAMES BISH NN: Jim Ambition: To Succeed. Course: Academic. P.P.: Homework. P.E.: Say, Man! Band 8,9,10,11,12j Hi-Y l0,l1,l23 Sp. Cl. 122 Sports.C1. 93 Ftball 8,9Q Trk. 103 Bsktball 10. Q ll'2Cl0l'g MAXINE BLANK NN: Teenie Ambition: To Be A Success. Course: Commercial. P.P.: None. P.E.: What's happening cool breeze? Tri-Hi-Y 83 G.A.A. 10,11,l23 Business Staff 123 Hi-Lite 12. JOHN BLASCO NN: Jack Ambition: To be a success. Course: Commercial. P.P.: None. P.E.: I'll say. Business Staff 12. JOANNE BOKULICH NN: Jo Ambition: To be successful and happy. Course: Commercial. P.P.: Crowded Halls. P.E.: Oh, for goodness sake! Tri-Hi-Y 8,9Q F.H.A. l0,11,l23 Jr. Honor Soc. 105 Yearbook 11,121 Student Sec. 123 Sno Ball 10,1l,l23 Lib. Cl. 123 Hi-Lite 123 Jr. Play Make-up Comm. ll. RICHARD BONI NN: Rick Ambition: To make a million dollars. Course: Academic. P.P.: Days when.everything goes wrong. P.E.: I disagree with you! Models Cl. 93 H.R. Off. 9 QSO, 11 QSTB, 12 fPres.53 Hi-Y l0,11,123 Bsktball 8,9Q Wrestling 10,11,l23 Latin Cl. 11 fT1'63S.lj Band 8,9,10,11j Sr. Honor Soc. 11,123 Stu. Co. 12. REDO H. CELLI NN: Butch Ambition: To become a success. Course: Com- mercial. P.P.: When Pat says, I will if Iwant to. P.E.: And again None. LOUIS CHATTER Ambition: To join the armed service. Course: Commercial. P.P.: Girls that smoke. P.E.: Don't sweat it! CAROL ANN CINDRICH NN: None Ambition: To be a speech therapist. Course: Aca- demic. P.P.: Boys calling girls dumb! P.E.: Oh Yea! H.R. Off. 8 CPres.l, 9 fPreS.J, 10 CPres.D3 Stu. Co. 8,9,10,1l,l23 Tri-Hi-Y 8 CPres.J3 Hi-Lite 12. I GERALD CIPRANIC NN: Cip Ambition: To Join The Air Force. Course: Com- mercial. P.P.: 3rd period study hall. P.E.: Abba dabba do! Wrstl. 9,10,11,12. RICHARD CIPRANIC NN: Rikk Ambition: To beat ace's bad red Vette again. P.E.: You Rang! P.P.: 3rd period study hall. Course: Agademic. Hi-Y 11,123 Sp. Cl. 11,123 Wrstl. 9, 1 ,ll,l2. BETTY JO CLARK G NN: B.J. Ambition: To be a mathematician. Course: Aca- demic. P.P.: People who can't keep a secret. P.E.: Oh Dear! Jr. Honor Soc. 8,9,10 QPres.l3 SR. Honor Soc. 11,12 cST5Q NPC 10: Sr. FHA 123 Jr. Prom3 Tri-Hi-Y 8 QVPD, 9,l0,ll3 H.R. Off. 12 fstjg Class Off. 11 QStJ3 Sp. Cl. 10,113 Pep Cl. 113 Maj. 11,12. CHERYL J. CLAWSON NN: Sherry Ambition: To be a secretary receptionist. Course: Commercial. P.P.: ,People who are not on time and their alibies. P.E.: Hay, pickle! Ifm :hungry again! Kola Cl. 93 Bus. St-aff 123 Tri-Hz.-Y 103 G.A.A. ll,12. ANTOINETTE COLPO bil ' 'Wi Ambition: To be an Executive Secretary. ilm.: sa: Commercial. P.P.: People who think they -are bet-- ter than others. P.E.: Oh, piddle! Tri-Hi--if 8,9, l0,11,12 qSec.l3 Lib. Cl. 123 F.T.A. 123 H11-3-1126 123 Jr. Play llj Com. Cl. 123 Stu. Sec. 123 Ed. Staff 123 Jr. Prom ll. NN: Lucky Senior RUTH DALVERNY NN: Ruthie Ambition: To be an Executive Secretary. Course: Commercial P.P.: Conceited People. P.E.: Next Time you'll Walk! Tri-Hi-Y 8,9: Sr. P,H.A. 10, 11,12: Com. Cl. 12: Pep Cl. 9: Jr. Prom: Hi-Lite 12: Business Staff ll: Editorial Staff 11. LINDA DALVESCO NN: Lin Ambition: To be an Elementary Teacher. Course: Academic. P.P.: People who dislike horses. P.E.: Thanks a Lot! Tri-Hi-Y 8,9: G.A.A. 10 QSec, Treas.b, 11,12: La.Cl. 11,12: Junior Play 11: P. T.A. l0,ll,12: Ed. Staff 12: H.R. Off. 12. BARBARA DAVIS NN: Barb Ambition: To be an Elementary Teacher. Course: Commercial. P.P.: People that push in the hall. P.E.: Hurry Up! Maj. 12: Bus. Staff ll, 12: Band 10,115 Tri-I-Ii-Y 8,9,l0,l1,12. VICKIE LYNN DECOOK NN: Vic Ambition: To be an Elementary Teacher. Course: Academic. P.P.: Crowded School Buses. P.E.: l'll Bet. Tri-Hi-Y 8,93 G.A.A. l0,11,12: P.H.A. 10: F.T.A. 10,1l,l2: Sp. Cl. 12: Ed. Staff 12. ARTHUR DELPRATO NN: Ace Ambition: To Own a Bad Red Vette. Course: General. P.P.: None. P.E.: None. ROBERT DELPRATO NN: Bob Ambition: To be a success. Course: Academic. P.P.: Crowded Halls. P.E.: What? Band 8,9,lO, 11,12: Spanish C1.ll. LINDA M. DEVUONO NN: Lynn Ambition: To be a Beautician. Course: Commercial. P.P.: People who think they are better than some- one else. P.E.: Work!!!! Tri-Hi-Y 8,9: G.A.A. 11,12: Pep Cl. 10: Bus. Staff 12. CLAUDIA DIAMOND NN: Claud Ambition: To be an Airline Hostess. Course: Com- me1'Cial. P.P.: Boys that act younger than they are. P.E.: Horse feathers! Bus. Staff 12. LEE DOWLER NN: None Ambition: To own a mean machine. Course: Aca- demic. P.P.: Non-Twisters. P.E.:Hey,boss! Trk. 9,10: Sprts. Cl. 9,10,11,12: Jr. Play: Jr. Prom. JOSEPH DUDECK NN: Joe Ambition: To be Successful. Course: Academic. P.P.: People who think they're better than others. P.E.: Honest to Pete? Sc. Cl. 9: Hi-Y l0,11,l2: Pep Cl. 10: La. Cl. 11,12: Jr. Play. PAULETTE DUNAY NN: Paul Ambition: To be Mayor of Atlasburg. Course: Commercial. P.P.: People who think they know it all. P.E.: You Screwball!! G.A.A. 11,12: Sr. EH. A. 10: Jr. F.H.A. 8,9: Kola Cl. 8,9: Bus. Staff 12: Jr. Prom: Jr. Play: Pep Cl. 10. JACQUELINE M.ELICH NN: Jackie Ambition: To be an Airline Hostess. Course:Com- mercial. P.P.: People who think they are better than otltsrs. P.E.: Honest! Bus. Staff 12: G.A.A. 131,112-5, Tri-Hi-Y 9: Pep Cl. 8. RALPH, FILIPPONI NN: None Ambition: To make my second million. Course: Academic. P.P.: Short lunch hour. P.E.: What ya going to do in a small town? Model Cl. 9: Sp. Cl. 11: Band ll: Wrstl. 9,10,ll: Trk. 10: Baseball ll. irecfory WILLA J. FROATS NN: Willie Ambition: To be happy 8zsuccessfu1.Course:Com- mercial. P.P.: People who think they're better than others. P.E.: Ah, Get Out! Business Staff 12. ARLENE R. GARREN NN: Are Ambition: To be successful. Course: Commercial. P.P.: People with superiority complexes. P.E.: Don't Tell Me That. Tri-I-Ii-Yl0,1l: G.A.A. 10, 11,12: Kola Club 10. GERALD GAVAZZI NN: Gavaz Ambition: To Join the Air Force. Course: Aca- demic. P.P.: Getting Beaten in Wrestling. P.E.: O.K. Wrstling 9,1O,l1,l2: Ftball 10,ll,l2: Hi-Y 11 CSec.J: Varsity U 12: Cl. Off. 8 QSec.5, 11 QVPD. LINDA LEE GEORGE NN: Lynn Ambition: To become a Nurse. Course: Academic. P.P.: None. P.E.: Dear Gussie. Band 8,9,10: Cho. 9,10,1l,12 QVPI: Maj. 11,12 fHead!: Jr.Honor Soc. 10: Spa. Cl. Il qSec.!:Cl. Off. 12 qSec.!3 Spa. Cl. III QVPI: H.R. Off. ll QSec.53 Nurses CI. 11 CVPI, 12 QPres.b. CHARLES WILLIAM GILLESPIE NN: Chuck Ambition: To be successful. Course: General. P.P.: Girls that smoke. P.E.: I'd say so. Varsity U 12. HOLLAND GILLESPIE NN: None Ambition: To be a good citizen of the U.S.A. Course: Academic, P.P.: People who have their work done when I don't. P.E.: You're Crazy! Jr. Honor Soc. 10: Sp. Cl. l0,l1. VALERIE GLOBOSKY NN: Val Ambition: To be a secretary.Course:Commercial. P.P.: Shorthand. P.E.: Oh Brother! Com'l. Cl. 12 QVPU. JULIAN GOBLECK NN: Jay Ambition: To succeed. Course: Academic. P.P.: Stuck up girls. P.E.: I'll Say. Baseballl1,l2: Band 8,9,1O,11: Models Cl. 9: Stu. Co. 9: La. Cl. 11 QPres.j 12: H.R. Off. 9 fPres.j, 12 CVPD. FRANK GRABSKI NN: None Ambition: To Be successful. Course:Commercial. P.P.: Girls Who put aspirins in their pepsi. P.E.: l'll Say! That's Tough. Business Staff U 12. PATRICIA GUIDDY NN: Patti Ambition: To be an executive secretary. Course: Commercial. P.P.: Shorthand. P.E.: Oh Brother! Jr. Honor Soc. 9,10: G.A.A. ll: Coml. Cl. 12 QPres.J: Jr. Play: Jr. Prom. RONALD GUNN NN: Chunky Ambition: To be a safe driver? Course: General. P.P.: People who don't drive Fords or Pontiacs. P.E.: You wanna crack? Sports. GI. 9,l0,1l,12: Trk 11 fMgr.5. JOAN HABYANET NN: Joanie Ambition: To be a Nurse. Course: Academic. P.P.: People who think they're better than others. P.E.: You re Kiddinf.Nurses Cl. 11,12: Tri-Hi-Y 9: G.A.A. 10,l1,12: Sp. Cl. 12: Editorial StaffU 12. GERALD HALEY NN: None Ambition: None. Course: General. P.P.: None. P.E.: None. EDWIN D. HANLIN NN: Ed Ambition: To see the world. Course: Commercial. P.P.: Conceited People. P.E.: l'll Say! Hi-Y 11, 12: Ftba118,9,10: Trk. 8,9,10,1l,12: Business Staff U 12. Senior MARSHALL HANNA NN: Marsh Ambition: To be a Lawyer. Course: Academic. P.P.: Stuck Up Girls. P.E.: I'll buy that. Trk. 9, 10,11,12: Bsktball 8,95 Ftball 8,9: Jr. Prom qChairmanj3 Sports Cl. 9,l0,11,12 fPres.j. RICHARD HARRIS NN: Harry Ambition: To be a Ray Technician or a Forest Ranger. Course: Academic. P.P.: 3rd period study hall. P.E.: That's right I agree. Jr. Play: Ftball 11,0,11,12g Sc. Cl. 9,10,11,123 Spa. Cl. 11,123 Jr. rom. DAVID A. HULICK NN: Dave Ambition: To own afull-house, black vette. Course: Commercial. P.P.: Going to school during hunting season! P.E.: That'1l Learn You! Sports Cl. 9, 10,11,12: Jr. Prom: Business Staff U 12. DENNIS JANCART NN: Jinx Ambition: To make money. Course: Academic. P.P.: 3rd Study Hall. P.E.: You mangy son of a gun! Jr. Honor Soc. 10: Spa. Cl. 10,11,12. RONALD SAMUEL JOHNSTON NN: Ron Ambition: To become a History Teacher. Course: Academic. P.P.: None. P.E.: OH Man! Class Off. 9 QSO. 10 QVPJ, 12 QPres.j3 Hi-Y 11 QVP , 12 gresg, Stu. Co. 11 fvpbg Hr. Off. 11 QPres.g, 12 res. . PEARL KEEFER NN: None Ambition: To be a Nurse. Course: Academic.P.P.: Be1ng,or acting something you're not. P.E.: You bragging or Complaining? Ch. 93 10th Jr. Honor Soc. 10: La. Cl. 11,123 llth gl 12th Nurses Cl. 11, 12g G.A.A. 12. MARILYN ANN KEMP NN: None Ambition: To be a Nurse. Course: Academic. P.P.: People who say, Probably. P.E.: All Set? Jr. Honor Soc. 8,9,l0g Tri-Hi-Y 8,9,10,11,12 fPres.J: Cho. 9,l0,11 qSec.y3 Kolo Cl. 9,10: Sc. Cl. 9: La. Cl. 11,123 Jr. Play3 Hi-Lite Staff 12, Business Manager: Jr. Prom: Nurses Cl. 11,12 KVPJ Ed. Staff of U 11: Pep Cl. 103 Cheerleader 10,11,12 CI-leady. MARY ALICE KOSAK NN: None Ambition: To join the armed service. Course: Commercial. P.P.: People that make fun of an unfortunate person. P.E.: Good Grief! Kola Cl. 10g Tri-Hi-Y 10,ll,l2Q G.A.A. 12. RUTH KOTOUCH NN: Ruthie Ambition: To be a Beautician. Course: Commer- cial. P.P.: People who think they are better than others. P.E.: Darn It! Com. Cl. 11. GERALD G. KOVACH NN: Jer Ambition: To beasuccessful businessman. Course: Commercial. P.P.: Unsociable People. P.E.: Did Iralnd Houldn't I? Ftball 1 2 , Wrstling 10,11,12: r . . JANICE KRISTA NN: Jan Ambition: To be a Bookkeeper. Course: Commer- cial. P.P.: S.O.P. and Shorthand Class.P.E.: Chalk it up. Tri-Hi-Y 9,10,l1g G.A.A. 12g Com. Cl. 12: Editorial Staff U 12. JOHN L. KUBALAK NN: Kub Ambition: To be a Civil Engineer. Course: Aca- demic. P.P.: Crowded Halls. P.E.: Probably. Hi- Y 10,11,12: Varsity U 11,123 Ftball 9,10,11,12g Sp. Cl. 10,11,12: Jr. Honor Soc. 8,9,l0. lirecfory J OANNE KUZYCK NN: Jo Ambition: To be a teacher. Course:-Academic. P.P.: Crowded Halls. P.E. How 'bout that? Jr. Honor Soc. 10: Tri-Hi-Y 9,10 fChapj, 11,123 T.T. A. 11,123 Pep Cl. 105 Lib. Cl. 12Q Sp. Cl. 11,12g Jr. Promg Ed. Staff U 12. JULIEANN LAPACZ NN: Julie Ambition: To be a hair stylist. Course: Commer- cial. P.P.: Cliques in our school. P.E.: How am I supposed to know? Tri-Hi-Y 93 Business Staff 12g G.A.A. 10,11,l23 Pep Cl. 10. JAMES LATELLA NN: Jim Ambition: To succeed. Course: Academic. P.P.: 2nd period study hall. P.E.: None. Sp. Cl. 10.11. RAYMOND THOMAS LESKOVICH NN: Tom Ambition: To become an engineer. Course: Aca- demic. P.P.: Crowded Band Buses. P.E.: None. Band 8,9,10,11,12Q Co. Band 10,l1g Dist. Band 1lQ State Band 112 St. Director l1,12g Jr. Dist. Band 9,10: La. Cl. 115 Sc. Cl. 10,11,12 fPI'6S.,Q Jr. Honor Soc. 8,9,10g Sr. Nat. Honor Soc. 11,12. GUSTINE LEWIS NN: Dinky Ambition: To be aSecretary. Course: Commercial. P.P.: People who can find fault with everyone ex- cept themselves. P.E.: Oh my goodness! G.A.A. 10,11,12 QPres.j3 Coml. Cl. 12. RICHARD LOMBARDI NN: Butch Ambition: To Graduate with High Honors. Course: Commercial. P.P.: Girls who play the bad roll. P.E.: You're looking good. Sc. Cl. 9,10: Bus. Staff U. 123 Jr. Prom. RAY LOUNDER NN: None Ambition: To be a success. Course: Academic. P.P.: Crowded Halls. P.E.: None. Sp. Cl. 10,11, 12: Glee Cl. 12. ROY LOUNDER NN: Roy Ambition: To Succeed. Course:Commercial. P.P.: Girls that smoke. P.E.: What did you say? RAYMOND LOWREY NN: Ray Ambition: To be a barber. Course: General. P.P.: Blondes. P.E.: You better believe it? FRANKLIN MALARDIE NN: Mallo Ambition: To become a photographer. Course: Academic. P.P.: Bumping into those little eighth graders. P.E.: Dirty Referees. Ftball 9,10,11,12g Bsktball 9,101 Trk. 9,10,l1,12g Hi-Y 11,123 Jr. Prom: Varsity U 123 Sp. Cl. 10,11,12. GEORGE MANKOWSKI NN: None Ambition: To be an Aeronautical Engineer. Course: Academic. P.P.: Head winds. P.E.: Wit stuff. Jr. Honor Soc. 10: La. Cl. ll QVPJ3 Sr. Project. PATRICIA MARONI NN: Pat Ambition: To be aSecretary. Course: Commercial. P.P.: People who think they're better than others. P.E.: That's wonderful. Lib. Cl. 11,123 Coml. Cl. llg Jr. Prom: Tri-Hi-Y 8,9,10,11,l23 Bus. Staff U. 12. RICHARD MCCLEMENTS NN: Rich Ambition: To be a Football Coach. Course: Aca- demic. P.P.: Snobbish People. P.E.: Hey, Neeko. Ftball 10,11,l23 Wrstling 9,10,11,123 Trk. 9,103 Hi-Y 10,11,12: Var. U 11.123 Spa. Cl. 10,11,12: Jr. Play: Sr. Play. Senior LEE ANN McCREREY NN: Lee Ambition: To be a Success. Course: Commercial. P.P.: People who think they're better than others. P.E.: Pardon Me. Tri-Hi-Y 95 Coml. Cl. 115 Nurses Cl. 125 Bus. Staff U 12. GYLA GRACE McDONALD NN: Gigi Ambition: To be Happy. Course: Commercial. P.P.: Homework. P.E.: My pap won't let me have the car. Band 8,9,l0,l15 Tri-Hi-Y 9,10,1lQTreas.j5 Jr. Honor Soc. 8,9,l05 Cho. 95 G.A.A. 10,ll,l25 Ed. Staff U 125 Bus. Staff U 11,125 Maj. 12. JERRY MCGIVERN NN: Pee Wee Ambition: To be Successful. Course: General. P.P.: School. P.E.: You want to run it? Ftball 9. JOHN McKEE NN: Neeko Ambition: To graduate. Course: Commercial. P.P.: None. P.E.: Man what you talking about? Y511iiti12U 11,125 Wrstling 115 Ftball10,1l,l25Trk. CAROL ANN MECANNIC NN: None Ambition: To be a success. Course: Commercial. P.P.: Crowded Halls. P.E.: None. Stu. Co. 85 Tri- Hi-Y 9 QSong Headerj, 10,115 I-lr. Off. 9 CVPJ5 Jr. Play: Coml. Cl. 11,12 fPres.j5 F.H.A. CSec.D5 Hi- Lite 12 QEditor-in-chiefjg Ftball Queen. RUTH ANNE MELNYK NN: Ruthie Ambition: To be a success. Course: Commercial. P.P.: None. P.E.: Right Here, Herby. G.A.A. 10, 11,125 Bus. Staff U 125 Tri-Hi-Y 95 Pep Cl. 9. JEFFREY MERMON NN: Jeff Ambition: To join the State Police. Course: Com- mercial. P.P.: Boys who drink. P.E.: I'll Say! Ftball 105 Wrstling 10,ll,l2. TED MERVOSH NN: Merv Ambition: To be an Accountant. Course: Academic. P.P.: Chemistry. P.E.: Probably. Hi-Y 11,125 Var. U 10,ll,l25 Jr. Honor Soc. 8,9,l05 Stu. Co. 8,9,l0,11,125 Sp. Cl. 10,ll,l25 Ath. Co. 125 Ftball 9,10,11,125 Bsktball 10,ll,l25 Baseball 9,10,11,12. GLORIA METROVICH NN: Glo Ambition: To be successful and happy. Course: Academic-Commercial. P.P.: Two Faced People. P.E.: What did l do now? Pep Cl. 105 Tri-Hi-Y 9,10 Cl-listorianj5 La. Cl. 11,12 fSec.j9 Coml. Cl. 125 F.T.A. 115 F.H.A. 11,12 QCO. Repgg Sr. Honor Soc. 11,125 Lib. Cl. 115 Prog. Com. 1 5 Jr. Honor Soc. 105 Jr. Play5 Jr. Prom: Sr. Project5 Cheer- leader 10,ll,l25 Hr. Off. 11 fSec.D: Ed. Staff U 115 Hi-Lite fEx.Ed.j. GERALDINE METZ NN: Dimples Ambition: To be a Bookkeeper. Course: Commer- Clal. P.P.: Having a certain person mad. P.E.: Oh, Let's not start that again! Tri-Hi-Y 8,9,l05 G.A.A. 11 CVPy, 125 Band 9,10,l1,125 Sr. Banquet 115 Sr. Project. PETE MIRICH NN: Pete Ambition: To Join the Air Force.Course: General. l5.l'?:kGi161s who know it all. P.E.: None. Ftball 8, 3 r . . ROBERT L. MONTEQUIN NN: Bob Ambition: To be a Lawyer. Course: Academic. P.P.: Crowded Halls. P.E.: Censored! irecfory PHYLLIS MONTGOMERY NN: Tee Ambition: To be a Business Education Teacher. Course: Commercial. P.P.: People who always are in your business. P.E.: Oh, Shout! Class Off. 8 CSec.j, 9 6Sec.Q5 G.A.A. 10,11,12 QSec.l5 Dra- matics Cl. 1 5 Y-Teens 105 F.T.A. 125 Jr. Play. GEORGE NIEDZIALKIA NN: None Ambition: To be a Butcher. Course: General. P. P.: Talkative Girls. P.E.: And if you do. MARGARET ANN NICE NN: Margie Ambition: To succeed. Course: Commercial. P.P.: People who act smart. P.E.: No Kidding? G.A.A. 10,ll,l25 Business Staff U. 12. MARY BETH NICKSICK NN: Bebe Ambition: To become asecondary teacher. Course: Academic - Commercial. P.P.: Non-spirited Stu- dents. P.E.: What's New? Jr. Honor Soc. 8,9,105 Sr. Honor Soc. 11,12 QVPQ5 I-lr. Off. 8 CPres.D, ll QV. Pres.J: Tri-Hi-Y 8,95 F.H.A. 10,ll,l25 F.T.A. 11,12 fPres.j5 Sp. Cl. 11,12 ESec.jg Cheerleader 10,ll,l25 Stu. Co. 85 Bus. Sta f U 115 Ed. Staff U 125 Jr. Play: Coml. Cl. 12. CATHERINE NOKOVICH NN: Cathy Ambition: To be a secretary. Course: Commer- cial. P.P.: People that think they are better than others. P.E.: Hey, you guys. Tri-Hi-Y 8,9,l05 Kola Cl. 8,95 F.H. A. 11,12 Qpres.j3 Pep Cl. 105 F.T.A. 115 Lib. Cl. 11.125 Jr. Play: Jr. Prom: Cheerleader 10,ll,l25 Hi-Lite 125 Ed. Staff U 11,12. JAMES OZIMEK NN: Ochie Ambition: To go on to college. Course: Academic. P.P.: Conceited girls. P.E.: I care! ,H.R. Off. 8 QPres.j, 9,10 SVPQ, Class off. 9 QVPQ, 10 fPres.?, 12 9125 Ftbal 9,1O,1l,l25 Trk. 9,105 Models Cl. ,1 . NANCY PAGASKY NN: None Ambition: To beabeautician. Course: Commercial. P.P.: People that think they're better than others. P.E.: Oh shucks! G.A.A. 11,125 Pep Cl. 9. JAMES PAGASKY NN: Jim Ambition: To be an engineer. Course: Academic. P.P.: Girls. P.E.: None. Models Cl. 9,105 Hr. Off. 11 QSQ5 La. Cl. 10,115 Jr. Honor Soc. 9, 105 Sr. Honor Soc. 11,12. AGNES PASTOR NN: None Ambition: To be a Fashion Designer. Course: Academic. P.P.: Certain people who think they're better than others. P.E.: Oh shoot! Jr. Honor Soc., 9,105 Cho. 9,10,1l,l23 Co. Cho. 10,125 Jr. Dist. Cho. 95 Ensemble 9,10,ll,125 Trio 125 Tri- Hi-Y 9,10 Wpy 11,12 QChap1ainj5 Spa. Cl. ll5 Hr. Off. 9 CVPJ. FRANK PASTOR NN: Frank Ambition: To graduate. Course: Academic. P.P.: People who show off. P.E.: Yea, Man! Spa. Cl. 11,12. SHELLEY PETRICCA NN: Shel Ambition: To be commercial teacher. Course: Commercial. P.P.: Crowded school buses. P.E.: Oh my goodness! Tri-Hi-Y 8,95 G.A.A. 10,ll,l25 Coml. Cl. 125 Lib. Cl. 125 Ed. Staff U 115 Jr. Prom: Refreshment Stand 9,l0,l15 Jr. Honor Soc. 9,10. i Senior JUDITH PETROSKI NN: Judy Ambition: To be a Teacher. Course: Academic. P.P.: None. P.E.: None. Sc. Cl. 9g Cho. 93 Sp. Cl. 123 La. Cl. 11,123 Tri-Hi4Y 10,11,123 Jr. Honor Soc. 101 Sr. Honor Soc. 11,123 Jr. Play3 Jr. Prom3 F.T.A. 11,12. GERALD PRADO - NN: Jerry Ambition: Engineer. Course: Academic. P.P.: Chemistry. P.E.: None. Wrstling8,9,10,ll,123Hi- Y l0,1l,l23 Stu. Co. 8,93 Var. U 11,123 Spa. Cl. 11,123 Trk. 11. RITA PRESUTTI NN: Reet Ambition: To be a Dramatic Actress. Course: Commercial. P.P.: College Boys. P.E.: I wants to cry! F.H.A. 123 T.T.A. 12g Ed. Staff 123 Snow Ball3 Bus. Staff U 12. JOSEPH PRIBISH NN:Pidgeon Ambition: To be constable of penowa. Course: General. P.P.: People who drive foreign cars. P.E.: No Foolin? ANNE MARIE RADACOY NN: Angie Ambition: To be a Private Detective. Course: Commercial. P.P. Getting up so early for school 81 Mikel!!! P.E.: None. G.A.A. 10 QSec.J, 11,123 Bus. Staff U 12. CHERYL ANN RALSTON NN: None Ambition: To be a Speech Correctionist. Course: Academic. P.P.: Students who block the halls. P.E.: Come on now. Tri-Hi-Y 8,9,10 ISITreas.Q, 11,12 CVPQQ F.T.A. 123 Stu. Co. 1l,l2Q .R. Off. 8 CPres.j, 11 fPres.Q,12 CPres.j3 Sp. Cl. 11? Jr. Honor Soc. 8,9,103 Sr. Honor Soc. 11,12 fPres.j. DOROTHY V. READIE NN: Dottie Ambition: To become an elementary school teach- er. Course: Academic. P.P.: Being unhappy. P.E.: Oh I feel just terrible! Cho. 9,10 fVPj,11,12 E:Pres.J3 Trio 9,1O,l1,l2Q Ens. 9,10,l1,l23 Co. ho. 1O,ll,l2Q Dist. Cho. 9,l0,l'l,123 State Cho. 10,113 Jr. Honor Soc. 10, Jr. Play3 G.A.A. 10 QPres.j3 Spa. Cl. 11,123 Tri-Hi-Y 11,12 fTreas.j3 FTA 12 fStj3 Lib. Cl. ll? Stu. Co. ll? H.R. Off. 10 QVPJ3 Pep Cl. 103 Sc. Cl. 93 Jr. Prom3 Ed. Staff U 11. JAMES REED NN: Jim Ambition: To be a success. Course: Commercial, P.P.: Conceited People. P.E.: None. Hi-Y 10, 11,123 Boys' Cho. 123 Jr. Play3 Jr, Promg Ftball 9,103 Trk. 9,l0Q Wrstling 11Q H.R. Off. 10 fSt.D3 Pep Cl. 103 Business Staff of U 12. DARLENE REESE . NN: Pee Wee Ambition: To be aSecretary. Course: Commercial. P.P.: Crowded Halls. P.E.: No kidding? B.A.A. 11,125 Tri-Hi-Y 8,9,10Q Coml. Cl. 12.. ' MARGARET RIGGLE NN: Peg Ambition: To be aSecretary.Course:Commercial. P.P.: None. P.E.: What For? H.R. Off. 8 fSec. , 12 fPres.j3 Tri-Hi-Y 9 fPres.j3 Cho. 12 fPres.3 Lib. Cl. 12. THOMAS ROBINSON NN: Tom Ambition: To own a dragen wagon. Course: Gen- eral. P.P.: Seniors that think they're better than others. P.E.: Want to run it? Sports Cl. 12 CTreas.Q. LEROY ROMMES NN: Roy Ambition: To be a machinist. Course: General. P.P.: English. P.E.: ldon't know. Trk. 10, 11,l2Q Sports Cl. 10,ll,12 CVPJ. irecfory NORMA JEAN SCHULTE NN: Norms Ambition: To be aSecretary.Course:Commercial. P.P.: No cold water at lunch time. P.E.: I was so embarrassed! Tri-Hi-Y 8,9,10,11,12 qChar.j3 Cho. 9,10,11,l23 H.R. Off. 12 CSt.J3 Cho. Leader 12g Lib. Cl. 12 fSec.j3 Sr. Proj. JUDITH ANN SCOTT NN:Frenchy Ambition: To be a success. Course: General. P.P.: People who don't listen to Porky. P.E.: Hangin' in there! 4GAA 10,1l,l23 Pep Cl. 103 Tri Hi-Y 8,93 Cho. 9,10,1l,l23 Kolo Club 8,9, 10,111 Ens. 11,12. DENNIS SELLA NN: Denny Ambition: To be a Success. Course: General. P.P.: Dirty Cars. P.E.: Charge It. Stu. Co. 8g H.R. Off. 8 QV.P.J. GERALDINE SENDREAK NN: Geri Ambition: To be a successful secretary. Course: Commercial. P.P.: None. P.E.: Chalk it up! Tri- Hi-Y 93 Coml. Cl. 11,123 GAA 12. RONALD SENTIPAL NN: Sweetness Ambition: To Join the U.S. Army. Course: Gen- eral. P.P.: People who think they're better than someone else. P.E.: That's Tough! Ftball 93 Bsktball 8,9,10,11j Wrstling 11,12. EDWIN R. SHAFFER NN:Deacon Ambition: To become a Doctor.Course: Academic. P.P.: People who think they're better than others. P.E.: None. Jr. Honor Soc. 103 Wrstling 10,122 Baseball l0,ll,123 Band 8,llQ Varsity U 103 La. Cl. llg Jr. Prom. YVONNE SINNETT NN: None Ambition: To be aSecretary. Course: Commercial. P.P.: Boys who say Probably, P.E.: This is really serious! Cho. 9,10,ll3 Ens. ll: Bus. Staff U 11,123 Ed. Staff U 123 Cheerleader 11,123 H.R. Off. 8 fSTl.7j F.H.A. 123 Jr. Dist. Cho. 93 Jr. Play3 Stu. Co. 8. GARY J. SLATER NN: Tate Ambition: To go to college. Course: Academic. P.P.: Senior girls. P.E.: How 'bout that? Ftball 8,9,103 Spa. Cl. 11. JAMES DEAN SMALLEY NN:Jimmy Dean Ambition: To coach wrestling. Course: Academic. P.P.: 2nd period P.D. P.E.: Hey, Jer, let's do somethin! Wrstling 8,9,l0,ll,l23 Trk. 9,ll,l23 Sports Cl. 9,10,1l,l2Q Var. U 9,10,l1,123 F.T.A. 12. DONNA SMITH NN: Donna Ambition: To be a Success. Course: Commercial. P.P.: People who think they're better than others. P.E.: Aw, come on! WILFRED L. SPENCER NN:Spence Ambition: To be a Mathematics professor. Course: Academic. P.P.: None. P.E.: Smile! You're on Candid Camera. Spa. Cl. ll? F.T.A. 123 Pho- tographer U 11,123 Disc Jockey. FRANK STEIMINGER NN:Steimy Ambition: To graduate. Course: Commercial. P.P.: None. P.E.: l'l1 Say! Ftball 93 Wrstling 11,12. LARRY STROPE NN: Herk Ambition: Research Chemist. Course: Academic. P.P.: People that think they are better than anyone else. P.E.: You better believe it. Sc. Cl. 9 QPres.j, 10 QPres.j,11 QPres.j3 Bsktball 93 Sp. Cl. 11,12. Senior DORIS ANN SUICA NN: Doris Ambition: To be a secretary. Course: Commercial. P.P.: Crowded Halls. P.E.: Huh? GAA 123 Coml. Cl. 113 Lib. Cl. ll. JANE MAUREEN SUPREK . NN:Maureen Ambition: To be a Nurse. Course: Academic. P.P.: People who think they're better than anyone else. P.E.: Jimminey crickets. Tri-Hi-Y 93 G.A.A. 10,113 Nurses Cl. 11,123 FHA 123 La. Cl. 12? Lib. Cl. 12. GEORGE SWANIK NN:George Ambition: To become an engineer. Course: Aca- demic. P.P.: The senior girls who think they're so smart! P.E.: Ow'll say. Bsktball8,9,l0,11,123 Ftball 10,113 Sc. Cl. 9g La. Cl. 11,12. SANDRA SWORCHEK NN: Sandie Ambition: To be a successful secretary. Course: Commercial. P.P.: None. P.E.: Makes me mad! Tri-Hi-Y 93 Coml. Cl. 11,12 QSt.j3 Bus. Staff U 123 Ed. Staff U 123 Jr. Prom3 Jr. Play3 G.A.A. 123 Typing Award ll. PAUL TEPSIC NN: Paul Ambition: To be successful. Course: General. P.P.: Shaky Desks. P.E.: None. Cl. Off. 8 6St.j3 I-LR. Off. ll fPres.y3 Ftball 93 Bsball I ,1l. BONITA L. TESTA NN: Bonnie Ambition: To be a Fashion Designer. Course: Commercial. P.P.: The way a few senior girls brag about themselves when they don't have any- thing to brag about. P.E.: What ya say there, good lookin? F.H.A. l0,ll,12 fTreas.j3 Sp. Cl. 12 iPres.D3 Maj. 11,123 Bus. Staff U 11,123 Ed. Staff 23 Cho. 93 Tri-Hi-Y 9g Pep Cl. 103 Jr. Promg Jr. Play: F.T.A. 11,121 Coml. Cl. l2Q Lib. Cl. Snoball l0,ll,12. MARILYN THOMAS NN: Mar Ambition: To Join the Wacs. Course: Commercial. P.P.: People who think they're better than others. P.E.: Oh, Russel! Business Staff U 12. ROBERT THORSON NN: Michigan Ambition: To be a Doctor. Course: Academic. P.P.: People who do more than you ask for. P.E.: You know Sr. Honor Soc. 11,123 La. Cl. ll gPres.D, 12g Drum Maj. Band 10,113 Sr. Band ,10,113 'Stk 10,113 Ftball 93 Hi-Y 123 Future Medics 10, JAMES VIZYAK NN: Jim Ambition: None. Course: General. P.P.: None. P.E.: None. BOGDAN VUKSANOVICH NN:Ba1ldoon Ambition: To join the Navy. Course: Commercial. P.P.: Short Girls. P.E.: You don't know. Do You? Bsktball 8,9,l0,ll,l23 Sports. Cl. 9,l0,l13 Bus. Staff U 12. DELIE WADE NN:Pickles Ambition: To be a Beautician. Course: General. P.P.: People who eat all the time. P.E.: I want to be Eobby's girl! Kola Cl. 8,92 Cho. 9,103 G.A.A. irecfory RICHARD WARRICK NN: None Ambition: To be a mechanic. Course: General. P.P.: Tall Girls. P:E.: None. p GERALDINE WASIK NN:Cookie Ambition: To be an Airline Hostess. Course: Commercial. P.P.: People who think they are better than anyone else. P.E.: But of course. Tri-Hi-Y 8,93 Coml. Cl. 112 G.A.A. 123 Bus. Staff 12. JOSEPH WILKENS NNI Joe Ambition: To be an Auto Mechanic. Course: Gen- eral. P.P.: Tall Girls. P.E.: None. JAMES L. WILLIAMSON NN:Wil1Y Ambition: To be a teacher. Course: Academic. P.P.: None. P.E.: How? Band 8,9,10,1l,123 La. Cl. 10,113 Jr. Play3 F.T.A. 11,123 Hi-Lite 123 Trk. ll. SUSAN WOLANSKI NN! S116 Ambition: To be successful. Course: Commercial. P.P.: People who think they're better than others. P.E.: Darn it. G.A.A. 123 Lib. Cl. 113 Coml. Cl. 113 Bus. Staff U 12. DANIEL WOODS NN: Woodsie Ambition: To be successful. Course: Academic. P.P.: Crowded Halls. P.E.: I'll say. Sports Cl. 93 Hi-Y l0,11,12 SChaplainj3 Hi-Lite 123 Spa. Cl. 11,123 Ftball 8,9, 03 Trk. 8,9,l0,l1.123 Wfsfllng 11,12. IRENE YAKOVICH NNI None Ambition: To be aSecretary. Course: Commercial. P.P.: People who think they are better than every- one else. P.E.: Son of a gun. Nurses Cl. 11,123 G.A.A. 12. 3 MARY ANN YAWORSKI NN: None Ambition: To be a Nurse. Course: Academic. P.P.: Girls who think they are better than others. P.E.: Certainly! Tri-Hi-Y 83 Sc. Cl. 93 G.A.A. 10,ll,123 Cho. 9,1O,123 Band 103 Spa. Cl. ll. HOWARD YOUNG NN: YOS1 Ambition: To Join the Air Force. Course: Com- mercial. P.P.: People who think they are better than others. P.E.: How about that. Bsktball 8, 123 Trk. 10,123 Hi-Y l0,l1,l23 Bus. Staff U 12. ROBERT ZERNICH NNI 13.011 Ambition: To be a Lawyer. Course: Academic. P.P.: Fickle Girls. P.E.: I'll Say! Sports. Cl. 9,103 Bsktball 10,113 Spa. Cl. l0,ll,l23 Sc. Cl. 113 Stu. Co. 113 Hi-Lite CSport. Ed.7. ROSE MARIE ZOPPETTI NN: Rosie Ambition: To be a Practical Nurse. Course: Com- mercial. P.P.: A lot of stuck-up people. P.E.: Oh, nuts! Nurses Cl. 123 G.A.A. 123 PGP Cl- 93 Bus. Staff U 12. 4 S Z3 , Q . . V1 Qi ! ,Q f. v l 'av B 4. 4. , 2 .X Q 21553 Q? if -5 Ss 1 1 ,- 5 X 1 2 1 Q x W ' 1 1 1 N1 1 X K K 4 J i L: I l ueaa 0J iii ! ' W jg gi? EW ' lt: L: .L M . I f -1' 5 Q 1 if t sl . . hi g 'X 3 S 2' gg h 4? V ' X H ' 92 XX F1 K 1 1X 'QW F 5 x , , 4 3 ix Q' iw' 52 if '41 Qliiwf. AA -Ag. A 15, .4 Q: f 4 qu' R ' 'fr , A , Fd. . 22' ,, if. Q' , ,M X L ve kg f . we 1 :ELM ' ' ' JR .2 3'-6 . f'H ,. 4- ,.-.-'-.- . .,,x ,K , J., 1 X , V it 1 W Pe- -.MY 'N if QMVZ-mtv . W : Av ff 5. , b 55 5 ,,-, ,.,. A J ,.V,4 ,, , K Q ' W-La . mix-pf. A, f - ' f3,v, 1m .Sn ,I ' ' . n I -1 3.1-. 'ffiwgw W.: U. -Zhi: I A ' 'h'Aw'. . 1 .--x.+':: ' , AfV-,,w15f-- .- x 1 r, V121 ' i n un ' Cgfada .yidory In September a new group of students entered Union High School for the first time. With the help and understanding of the upperclassmen, they soon settled down to their new routine and ,became acquainted with their fellow classmates. At the first class meeting officers were elected for the year. These officers were: Ted ervosh, president, Jerry Gavazzi, vice presidentg Paul Tepsic, secretary-treasurer. j Mr. Hanna was the capable advisor of the class. l The first social activity attempted by the class was the Halloween party, which was held in the high school gymnasium. It was well attended, and a good, time was had by everyone. One of the main attractions of the party was the awarding of prizes to those who were dressed in the best costumes. Carol Gindrich received a prize for having the prettiest costume, John Eiubalak, for the ugliestg Joseph Pribish, for the most originalg and George Swanik, for the unniest. h . Many of the eighth graders displayed great interest and ability in the various school activ- ities. The year found four members out for basketball and four members out for wrestling. The class was also ably represented by eighteen members in the band and in the chorus. Many joined the different clubs andrwere very active. One of the most popular among the girls' clubs proved to be the Gamma Tri-Hi-Y. U Th Freshman Glass started the year well by electing the following class officers: Pres- ident, teven Lydickg Vice-President, James Ozimeckg Secretary-Treasurer, Ronald Johnston. Mrs.f Y otich, their faculty advisor, spent much time and energy to help make the year suc- cess u . Alll of the students showed themselves to be full of school spirit, and interested in extra- curricular activities. This up-and-doing Freshman Class decided early in October to have a hayridel merry ride was enjoyed by all as they rode to the Harris farm, laughing, singing, and sholuting. Appetites were good by the time they reached the bonfire. When the cider and hot dogs di appeared, the group gaily returned to the high school gym for dancing. Th class members showed that they were ready to be in senior high school next year and to make a distinguished record for the class of 1963. . 1 This class of sophomores came back without any hesitation to pick up their school activ- ities where they had left them before the months of summer vacation. They were quite differ- ent from the class of inexperienced freshmen they had been during the last year. Instead of the shy, nervous attitudes, they assumed calm, refined, and poised actions. Thqly chose the following class officers: President, James Ozimekg Vice-President, Ronald gohincsto 5 Secretary-Treasurer, Ray Lounder. The class advisors were Miss Tiano and Miss co . The sophomores proved themselves worthy members of the clubs which they joined. At all the games their voices could be heard, loud and clear, encouraging our team to victory. The sophomores looked forward to their class party on April 13, where they had a very good time. The Junior Glass started a successful year with the election of these capable officers, Ronald J ohnstong Vice-President, Jerry Gavazzig Secretary-Treasurer, Betty Jo ed Mervosh was elected as Junior representative to the athletic council. K class participated in many successful projects during the year. Among these projects d thc? magazine campaign, under the direction of Mrs. Pusateri. Class rings were selected an or ere . The acting ability of the juniors was ably displayed when the class presented their annual lay, OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY, under the direction of Mr. Brozier. ' The nicest project sponsored by the class was the Junior-Senior Prom. This prom was the capable direction of Mr. Brozier, Junior Class Advisor. Visitors and others who at- the Prom agreed that it was quite a success. September 6, 1962, seasoned veterans of four years' service at Union High School pre- embark upon their final mission. To lead them, they chose Ronald Johnston, presidentg vice-president, Linda George,-secretary-treasurer. I .s, which included seven members of the Senior Class, rounded out the sea-' an Scto l record, finished third in the WPIAL Glass A race, and won the Southwestern Title. The McElhany Award was presented to Ted Mervosh for his outstanding ath- The seven senior players and seven queens were crowned at the dance following game. graduation day approaches, we recall the many experiences we have enjoyed during our at Union and wish to thank those who made it possible. May those we leave behind enjoy days in the new building as much as we have at good old U.H.S. WL02 ?fUl,., Jin 1963 MOST VERSATILE Carol Meccanio J im Ozimeck WITTIEST Paulette Dunay Richard Bartoletti MOST POPULAR Linda George Ron Johnston BIGGEST BLUFFERS Norma Schulte Ralph Filipponi' BEST DANCERS Maxine Blank Jim Bish MOST MUSICAL Dorothy Readie Tom Leskovich ,F ii Egg g 35 5553 3 . BEST LOOKING Betty Jo Clark Jerry Prado MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Judy Petroski Jim Pagasky MOST TALKATIVE Gerri Sendreak Jim Williamson BEST DRESSED Bonnie Testa Ed Hanlin MOST BASHFUL Rosemarie Zoppetti Robert Delprato MOST ATHLETIC Marlyn Kemp John McKee . ,wwf 'YM :. ' MRJQPC 61550100 ' 3 f Z!- 3 is K as NNSg.m 'v v-....,M 'NQXX ' 'X u v u '2- W2'21.a:wZ2,vf-,:i':'5'X' .- va .- 'wi-2j., ' CLASS OFFICERS: Left to Right, C. Wytko, C. Viloskie P. Rotta, Mr. Brozier. The Junior Class started its year by electing these officers: President, Patty Rottag Vice President, Charles Viloskig Secretary-Treasurer, Carol Jo Wytko. A Gary Wilgocki was selected as the junior representative to the athletic coun- cil. During the fall months the class sold unior Cfaazi magazines to raise money for future ac- tivities. This magazine campaign, under the direction of Mrs. Pusateri, proved very successful. The juniors acting ability was dis- played when the class presented its an- nual play. The high point of the year, the Junior-Senior Prom, took place in the spring. It was a well-attended affair. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, Dalverny, A. Angelo, L. Donat1,P. Canning, M. Cook, N. Ciabattari. J. Baronio, S. DePaul, J. Abbott. SECOND ROW: O. Camp, W. Bonggorni, L. Allen, M, Budash, B. Allison, M. Diamond, M. A. Bailey, J. Anderson, R. Brown. TOP ROW: G. Borio, T. Bober, R. Creps, C. Abbott, E, Alvarez, E. Baronick, B. Barish, B. Alvarez, D. Brown, J. Byrd, D. Cowden. RQ A12 ' 4 ,ff Q. N-,WM A 9 'Jfm ,. . 1- ..,.f if -' . J., M .--Ami' BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, Pasquerella, D. Lounder, McCloskey, P. Orison, E, Nicola, Pompe, B, Maronio, K. Prochian, Penderville. SECOND ROW:R.Mader P. Rodriquiz, R. Montiquein, K Linkish, S. Levitt, D, Main, J.Perkins P. Penderville, P. Nokovich, F Murray, D. Nice, D. O'Shanka, T Nickelson, S. Merryman. TOP ROW R. Panaho, R. Martinez, C. McBee, T Morre, D, Martin, J. Melenk, J. Mayan I. Readie, F. Philips, W. Malane, P Michalski, D. Pasqulenni, J. McNeely H. Preczencop, J. Nicksick, J. Patsolic R. Pakiz, T. Metrovich. S A J J . Q BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, D Gregorski, D. Harris, S. Hemphill, D Grubor, N. Kaste, M.Kenney,M Harris, C. Freeze. SECOND ROW: S Figley, H. Jenkins, C. Hallam Gavazzi, B. Griffith, B. Llorie, Kidwell, M. Jackson, I. Giacomelli, C Fish, R. Harris, B. Hughey, L. Griger QWS H EW O we Fra? QPF ssl? L-I-OUQ wag- sup? sep Sw? 5 '91 F533 Gaiman CJ Haspel, R. Hilliard, J. Gilbert, Hanlin, J. Kreczowski, F. Malick Kaezyk, C. Jones, C. Homitz Grather, J. Kotouch. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Ri? Sprando, G. Templeton, 5 Zz, Ulanosky, P. Spanogians, L.. S-if Standish, J. Sliley, L. SP: . Sweeder. SECOND ROW: P ' C. Vanek, P. Wilkens, C -' Tender, J. Seaman, P. 3' Zopetti, B. Steimenger, Qei 3. Raye, C. Zolosnik, R. sagem-avf. fm.. Smydo, P. Orison, S. Skip - ' , Lil. Rollage. TOP ROW: C. -Tn, La Tender, B. Scott, M. S-'11 cino, B. Tonetti, D. Smith, J. Yanei., J. Tarhalla, M. Yanek, D. Warchol, P. Spotti, J. Schilinski, S. Homas, E. Robinson, J. Sabo, P. SCS, J. Reid, M. Wilkens. , sf P. Sopkomored As the first order of business for the year, the Sophomore Class elected offi- cers. They chose the following people: President, Jim Hanlin, Vice-President, Diane L o u n d e rg Secretary-Treasurer, Donna Harris. The class advisers are Miss Tiano and Miss Scott. One of the most popular events of the l EOM ROW: Left to Right, D - l. T ainhart, P, Chastulik, A. g 121 .. Baileys, S. Baras, G. S. Adamson, V. Diamond.SEC- . 'V' S. Cooper, G, Beard, B. Cunningham, T. Cherenko, ip 1i.'1:-'42, P. Edwards, E, Anderella, T, -'u17L .. B. Endler, L. Crow, K. Davis, K. Breyer, C. Cunningham, C. Duma, if, Esno, A. Danek. TOP ROW: P. Eiiillfht ff. Finich, M. Dalverny, D. Bosic, H, Colliers, R. Carr, J Andriacanich, L. Bingle, J. Chastulik J. Cartwright, R. Burlitich, R. Bailey C. Bailey, J. Bebo, D. Allison, J Butcher, E. Allison, R. Creps, J. Diley. Q 1 7 1 CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Tlano J . Hanlin, D. Lounder, D. Harris. Sophomore Class this year was the annual class party. It was greatly enjoyed by all who attended. The Sophomore Class has progressed in the last year. They are sure to be a success during their remaining years at Union. CLASS OFFICERS 81 ADVISOR LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Vikotich, E. Guna, G. Wetzel, R. Yaco. The Freshman Class school this year no longer unsure eighth graders but con- fident freshmen. They elected the following officers: President, Ed Gunag Vice President, Gary Wetzel, and Secretary-Treasurer, Richard Yaco. They held their annual hayride in 57 feffklnell October. They set out in three hay wagons for the Harris farm. Later they returned to the high school gym to dance and were served refreshments. The ninth grade chorus had another successful year. Many of the clubs were filled with spirited freshmen. Boni, D. Colpo, C. Budash, J. Bittner C. Bertovich, J. Bongiorni, J Adamson, D, Bundy, F. Cook, C. Black A. Bertolotti, J. Dellaria. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, C. Andrikanich, K, Abate, R. Cornport, B. B. Bailey, J. Caleffie, B. Crow, A. Esno: CD lT1 S Z U 75 O 5 P5 UU at P15 fD F sn Q 93 H U fa FI-'f 50 DP F15 1 -Tf U1 o .F FU U3 rn as H 9' 50 U su P15 C. rn 'S 14 7? . Bennett, E. Bartoletti, E. Black, W. Boni, B. Birkhimer, C. Anderson, G. Chastulick. THIRD ROW: D. Armstrong, E. Brown, W. Bruce, R. Caleffe, J. Antonetti, D. Allison, W Bundy, R. Anderson, M. Anglo, , ll .fy BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, C. Petrel, P. McKneely, D. Obrien, C. Pasqualini, C. Owens, P. Porchiran, D. McClain, J. Pescho, V, Derko. SECOND ROW: G. Mitko, R. Petroski, J. Roberts, D. Mader, N. Phillips, B. Nemmeth,D. McLain, F. Ramirez, B. Milnarcik, P. Petricca, D. Nezina, J. Price, D, Mitchell, R. Orga, M. Newman, L. Pagasky, J. Melynk, J. Lochran, A. Rottelini. THIRD ROW: L.Pogonovich, K. Monsue, A. Petroski, D. Beckner, K. Linkish, A. Mikus, G. Martin, E. Kelly, B. Mermon, D. Radacoy, B, Owens, G. Lonick, R. Nice, E, Mitchell, U. Link, J. Preston, B. Merriner, J. Rumpaujk, J. Romeo, R. Scutuart, L, Morne, G. McCuen. - -- -mmm-ur-f'-H-uuw-7--W 'MM-wvww-mamvww: m4M , M.. GROUP 2 BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, N. Gobleck, E. King, M. Grove, H, Hern, B. Fuller, D, Llewellyn, S. Hennequent, M. Matyevich, P. Lilliard, R, DeSanta. SECOND ROW: J. Kover, G. Drazick, P. Esno, P. Guiddy, P. Gavazzi, S. Kaminski, R. Krocsko, B. Dodds, D, Holland, J. Manni, G. Hoberek, S. Haluko, L. Carr, J. Caleffie, L. Kotouch, M. Guiddy, L. Gonzales, S. Diamond, W. Elias, J. Gelestar, L. Latshaw, R. Esno. THIRD ROW: W. Diamond, S.Hoberek, W. Horp, R. DiOrio, D, Ford, E, Guna, J. Jacobs, R. Preston, O. Hoberek, W. Hickman, D. Griffith, R. Fender, J. Hamilton, R. Kiss, R. Froats, J. Kucic, L. Hall, R. Grabski, G. Foster, R. Filipponi. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, R. Russel, K. Scourvart, P. Zibrotsky, L. Smith, L. Rigo, P. Rock, C. Robinson, M, Riddle, B, Watt, K. Schilinski, S, Simpson, P. Wask, C. Suprek, G. Abbott. SECOND ROW: P. Waltxen, M. Thomas, M. Swearingen, L. Santek, K, Strope, E. Thomas, S. Zarnick, L. Wilkens, L, Watton, B. Scott, M. Smith, S. Wasik, V. Strope, S. Studa, T. Testa, M. Sczerba, L. Smiley, R. Rupani, D, Wayson, P. Stevenson. THIRD ROW: C. Sztukouski, D. Scott, I. Toth, M. Thomas, J. Yaworski, J. Savage, G. Sprando, C. Trevena, R. Stimpson, J. Stanish, J. Vizyak, J. Zibitrosky, J. Suhr, G. Wetzel, M. Shuble, R. Tepsic, R. Sarracino, E, Vajentic, M. Strope, R. Yako, B. Walker.. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, K. Herbert, A. Jones, C. Lapaze, D. Maslyk, L. Jones, N. Kaste, D. Lewis, E. Kavenski, C, Tonatti, P Lombardi. SECOND ROW: R. Conley, J. Fisher, M. Kuzior, K. Jackson, I. Tonatti, K. Kern, C. Dunn, D, Swearimpser, D. Kotouch, L Kopolovich, C. Kubalak, S. Hanna, D Maes, D. Guire, E, Keefer, D. Jackson A. Kern. TOP ROW: D. Hall, G, Galigh J. Huggins, R. Jones, G. Doak, R Gillespie. E. Gillespie, C. Diar, R Gonzales, J. Dovec, P. Giacomilli, M Dalverny, D. Donati, M. Hanna. . . 1 ! n 1 1 , WW.. W .. ...M.,mmWnm..WWw-:pn BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, S. Clark, D. Dluski, V. Bokulich, P. Endler, P. Abbott, K. Alexander, J. Dizick, J. Carter. SECOND ROW: C. Zibotroski, J. Reed, T. Pound, S. Freshwater, J. Beard, L. Bianchini, S. Donati, L. Diamond, B. Dubish, S. Conley, J. Fiazza, K. Gratchen, S. Allen, C, Allison, S. Borio, K, Cowden, A. Geizer, R. Sabo, E. Thomas, D. Vega. TOP ROW: B. Stiminiger, A. Wilkens, L. Williamson, N. Stigle, G. Frazier, B.Wade, T. Yaksic,J. Stiminiger, L. Wade, R. Smith, G. Ratcovich, E, Ray, B. Warrick, L. Convinchton, B. Skidmore, B. Wilson, R. Ryan. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, M. Thomas, H. Yakovich, K. Vuksanovich, R, Warchol, R. Trevena, S. Trenary, M. Tustin, C. Ionetti, B. Yanovich, J. Zarnick, C. Ionetti, J. Vinnetti, B. Watton. SECOND ROW: R. Malone, D. Monseau, P. Merryman, S. Onstop, F. Noga, B. Moore, R. Link, B. Mermon, J, Mayhew, B. Panaha, B. Mitchell. THIRD ROW: G. Mader, J. Petricca, C. Pchlinski, B, Wilkerson, J. McClements, D. Malone, J.Koraido, B. McFal1, R. Paterson, C. O'Brien, J. Petricca, W. LaRue, H. Massengill. gl'aJel'J EIGHTI-1 GRADE CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Lunger R Warchol, J. Beard, D. Boni. This group of students, that entered our school for the first time in September, soon settled down to their new school routine. They were aided greatly by the help and understanding of the upperclass- men. Under the capable direction of Mrs. Lunger, they displayed great interest and ability in the various school activities. At their first class meeting the elec- tion of class officers took place. The first social activity attempted by the class was the Halloween party which BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, T. Nolen, P. Ralston, J. Russell, P. Patterson, S. Russell, M. Rollage, K. Romette, J. Scott, J. Preston. SEC- OND ROW: P, Tahah, P. Orison, A, Rujak, J. Meccanic, J. Taylor, L. Sinnett, J. Nicksick, L, Robinson, P. McClements, N. Smiley, P. Proudfit, R. Marener, S. Sebolt. THIRD ROW: B. Boni, L. Couch, C. Conklin, R. Bailey, E. Barish, L. Carrick, Califfe, J. Alonso, B. Bitnar, Baileys, H. Blank, R. Alverez Bongorni, J. Allowese, J. Boni Califfe, J. Armstrong, D, Boni. 1'3?l?'?fl was held in the high school gymnasium. Most of the eighth graders attended the event. Everyone had a good time. One of the main attractions of the party was the awarding of prizes to those who were dressed in the best costumes. Many of the eighth graders excelled in scholarship, club activities, and sports. We feel sure this eighth grade class has a promising future ahead of them in their remaining four years at Union High School. ctzuitzw F' SHT:-ux?4'1zmx2xe1'zf1Qax 1 R ffvifltxxs 5 la 54,1 v ,M l . UM 1 K -...W ...ps-' - .ug 1736 Q fn ..-N- , moon! 'WX' N. - ,giowjje Zi 'W' , ' ul!! Z M, M g vw- WH? MW'-.Lf ' f ' fm 4 ga If A , M . e m. i g: ' 'fwisggg X gan! BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, M. Smydo, K. Fish, D. Gregorsky, B. Milnarisk, J. Petricca, M. Dalverny, M. Hanna, J. Williamson, C. Walden, F, Bongiorni, A. Azzeallo, N. Phillips, B. K0touch,N. Smith, J. Kavenshky, K, Smith. SECOND ROW: L. Carr, J. Pompe, K. Porchorian, C. Petrel, D. Orencheck, G. Metz, E. Higgins J. Dovec, J. Jelovich, R. Delprato, J. Kotouch, R. Kotouch, Mr. Snyder. THIRD ROW: L. Jones, T. Latella, J. This year's band, under the direction of Mr. Joseph Snyder, has again had an excellent year. During football season the half time performances featured such songs as the ever popular Oklahoma, and the tune that was currently popular at that time, Sherry. The majorettes and the color guard also helped in making this year's football performances a success. Linda George was the first head major- ette to wear the new drum majorette uniform. Attention! Caleffia, L. Rege, R. Grimes, L. Williamson,Y. Bianchi P. Patterson, R. Warchol, J. Petricca, M. Rollage, L Kopolovich, D. Louellyn, C. Kapizza, C. Hovert, S Williams, C. Rupani, R. Sarricano, T. Testa, R. Harris L. Hall, C. Stzowski, P. Esno, R. Doak, M. Jackson, S Foster, D. Beckner, S. Leavett, D. Hall, J. Alonzo, G Rakovich, J. Abbott, T. Leskovich. This year the band had aprofessional master of ceremonies for its annual Spring Concert. The highlight of the concert was Mr. Snyder's trumpet solo, Misty. The band played several fine selections of popular and classical music. This year's band consisted of fifteen majorettes, three color guards, and sixty- six instrumentalists, who were selected from an available pool of one hundred and seventeen instrumentalists. Leading the wayl ajoreffea BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, S. Cooper, L. George SECOND ROW: L. Richey, G. McDonald, P. Rotta, B Davis, B. Clark, C. Smiley, S. Labishak, N. Ciabatteri The majorettes led by Linda George, made our sports more colorful. Their colorful and unique stunts proved enter- taining to all who watched them perform. Membership of the auxiliary group is based on tryouts, scholarship, appear- ance, and a natural sense of rhythm. No past experience is required. Last Show--Senior Majorettesl R. Filipponi, R. Mader, B. Testa, D. O'Shanka, J Porchiran. Their long hours of practice during the year paid off with flawless routines during the marching at games, and dur- ing the clever half-time skits presented by these vivacious majorettes. These ac- tivities rounded out a full and successful year. Rhythm in Motion! enior aforeffea BEI IY JO CLARK 1 BONNIE TESTA LINDA GEORGE .MMQ GYLA MCDONALD BARBARA DAVIS BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, B. Kucic, F. Michelucci, Mr. Sauter, M. Kucic, SECOND ROW: J. Jancart, J. Plance, H. Riggs. P. Scott. .gncluafriaf .xdrfa The Industrial Arts Club, sponsored by Mr. Sauter is very active and one of the most helpful clubs in the school. The boys in the club are always busy either working on something of their own or repairs for the school. This year during club period the chang- ing of the name of the club has been dis- cussed. Since electricity will be included in the wood shop course next year the boys have chosen Kila-Watts. They have also dis- cussed the buying of jackets next year. This year's officers are: President, Mark Kucicg Vice President, Frank Michelluccig and Secretary-Treasurer, Bill Kucic, Science The Science Club attempts to develop a keener interest in science. Its work is devel- oped and guided by Mr. Thames. One objective of the club is to have each member do an individual science project dur- ing the year. This project is to be exhibited at the local Science F air, planned for February, 1963. Judging of the exhibits is done by teachers and businessmen of the community. Prizes are given for the best exhibits. The club usually makes a field trip to Buhl Planetarium, where the students can observe a display of the stars, or an ex- hibit of a highly scientific nature. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right., R. Wojner, J. Holt, Mr. Thames, J. Ostop. SECOND ROW: J. Abate, R. DiOrio, A. Florio, E. Robinson, R, Cliffe, M. Strope, C. Sytukowski, J. Dellira, H. Elias. TOP ROW: R. Harris, B. Zernich, P. Strope, A. Shuble, F. Malick, A. Kopolovich. l uaicaf groupa The musical organizations of Union High School have been created and have thrived on an interest in music alone. Girls and boys were selected for member- ship because of their special ability in reading music and in blending their voices and tone quality. - Their hard work and practice proved worth- while when they presented the Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter programs. The groups per- formed for the Baccalaureate, and Graduation exer- cises. Each year representatives are chosen to attend performances of Junior, County, District, and State choral groups where they blend their voices with those of many other students from different schools. SENIOR CHORUS BOT- TOM ROW: Left to Right, D. Readie, J. Scott, A. Pastor, Mr. Reich, N. Schulte, L. George, C. Abate. SECOND ROW: T. Nicholson, B. Florio, L. Zopetti, C. Vanek, S. Figley, J. Cunningham, P. Nokovich, T. Cherenko, A. Danek, E. Higgins, L. Jackson, C. Hallam, L. Taylor, G. Beard, C. Dryer, D. Jones. THIRD ROW: S. Houghton, S. Crow, B. Steimenger, K. Linkish, J. Perkins, M. Diamond, P. Ulanosky, D. Lounder, B. Maroni, C. Cummens, B. Stimpson, R. Smith. TOP ROW: B. Allison, S. Borsos, l. Nicola, J. Smiley, S. Main, H. Jenkins, D, Harris, S. Hemphill, P. Spanogians, D. Baileys, J. Anderson, L. Harris, J. Penderville, P. Edwards, D. Grubor, B. Robinson,N. Kaste, V. Diamond. TRIO LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Readie, D Grubar, A. Pastor. JUNIOR CHORUS BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, L. Lukon,T.Wilkens,S.Zar1'-Eck, B. Boni, Mr. Reich, L. Smith, S. K. Abate, B. Camp. SECOND ROW: M. Thomas, G. Hobereck, D. Wayson, D. Colpo, C. Bennett, R. Casco, P. Smith, J. Manni, S. Robinson, M. Szczerba, S. Simpson, L. Carr, J. Califfe, P. Lillard, D, McClain, P. Guiddy. TOP ROW: B. Nemith, E. Thomas, S. Studa, H. Kern, M. Gujddy, B. Scott, L. Smiley,S. O'Brien, M. Riddle, B. King, G. Fiazie, C. Owens, B. Fuller, R. DeSanto, J. Diamond, D. Llewellen, J. Pesheo, M. Newman, D. Holland, B. Dodds, J. Petricca, P. Stevenson. BOYS' CHORUS BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, G. Lonic, J. McKee, G. Gavazzi, Mr. Reick, J. Haley, C, Kaezyk, J. Jacobs. SECOND ROW: C. Waden, J. Holt, J. Reed,H. Colliers, D. Bozic, G. Geis, E, Sarriccino, R. Johnston. TOP ROW: J. Petricca,T, Martin, J. Gilbert, I. Reedie, R. Fender gr-num cngfbg' HWELE 55 Q cu . RFQ ' U Pain' . mm Sze? 52,1--077' 550358 39:15. FYHFRE-'FS Scouvart. ACCOMPANISTS LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Jones, J. Holt, J. Petricca, R. Krosco. COUNTY CHORUS BOT- TOM ROW: Left to Right, K. Dreyer, J. Anderson,P. Edwards, D. Grubar, C Abare, D. Read1e,c.BeardQ L. Taylor, A. Pastor. QV!! mn 353252 i i s tags if 11 , 1 'K IP? xy x,,,x Z R. gibxmqs 21.1 ,J x , .. mm X ik, . K DOROTHY READIE District and State Soloist ENSEMBLE BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, S. Figley, D. Readie, J. Cunningham, A. Pastor, K. Dreyer, G. Beard. TOP ROW: B. Allison, J. Scott, D. Gruber, P, Edwards, C. Abate. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, P, Canning, T. Mervosh, Mr. Bohn, C. Valadich, R. Johnston. SECOND ROW: L.. Sinnett, D. Lounder,J.Penderville,J. Kavensky, R. Russell, S Clark, P. Stevens, S. Diamond. THIRD ROW:M. Hanna, R. Pecas, J. Jancart, R. Carr, B Zernich, J. Holt, M. Sarraccino, J. Kucic, J. Petricca, D. Boni. .sifuclenf gouncif The Student Council, which is under the advisorship of Mr. Bohn, is made up of rep- resentatives elected separately from each homeroom instead of the usual homeroom presidents. At the first meeting, the officers were elected. They are: President, Candy Vladichg Vice-President, Ted Mervoshg Sec- retary, Patty Canningg Treasurer, Rons Johnston. In January they sponsored a dance and a large crowd attended. The Student Council this year has proved very successful. ke!l'05LIneIlf .SQGILJ The refreshment stand is under the supervision of Mr. Kimberlandg assisting him are Miss Filipponi, and students of Union High School. The students who offered to work in the refreshment stand did so on their own time with free admission to the games, a sand- wich and a bottle of pop as their only reward. With the excellent cooperation of the staff, Mr. Kimberland had another success- ful season. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, S. Shipman, E. King, J. Harris, D. Colpo, Mr. Kimberland M. Nice, K. Abate, D. Holland, E. Bartoletti. TOP ROW: L. Black, N. Gobleck, R. Stetar F. DeCook, G. McCuen, R. Russell, L. Pagasky. ,. . ..,. -.Fl - u5ine56 Sfa!! BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, R. Eilipponi, B. Testa, J. B, Smith, R, Bartoletti, M, Nice, J. Kovach. SECOND ROW: B. Davis, A. Carren, P, Maroni, R, Persuitti, A. M. Radacoy, R. Melnyk, M. Blank, L, DeVuono, C. Wolanski, G. Wasik, M. A. Kosak, S. Bender, J. LaPaze S. Sworchek, W. Froars, D. smith. TOP ROW: Ff H. Young, J. Bianchini, J. Blasco, R. Lombardi, Steiminger, J. McKee, E. Hanlin, J. Reed, B. Vuksonoyich Diamond, J. E1ich,C.C1awson. THIRD ROW: N. Pagasky, Grabski. P. Dunay, G. Metz, G, Metrovich, K. Nokovich, S, 6Jiforia! Sfa!! BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, J. Holt, R. Johnston, K, ROW: J. Krista, B. Wonsevicz,M. J. Korasec, J. Habynet Pozniko, Mr. Smith, R. Bartoletti, R. Filipponi. SECOND L. Richie, M. B. Nicksick, S. McDonald, J. Bartoletti, M ROW: L. Jackson, V. DeCook, P. Riggle, R. Persutti, B. Testa, C. Smiley, Y. Sinnett, B. Nokovich, T. Colpo, J. Bokulich, C. Valadich, J. Wargo, J. Kuzyck. TOP Rupani, K. Nokovich, P. Edwards, B. Robinson, P. L Rotta. .x4fpAa-fjri-,jwlb M BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, S. Atkins, A. Pastor, D. Readie, C. Ralston, Miss Scott, M. Kemp. T. Colpo, N. Shulte, J. Bartoletti. SECOND ROW: A. Angelo, J. Peteroski, C. Ahate, B. Robinson, M.-J. Korosic, M, Haley, K. Casey, S. Lawson, W. Lawson, C. Gilson, P. Maroni. TOP ROW: J. BHUIOHIO, D. Jones, L. Jackson, J. Kuzyck, B. Wonsevicz, R, Russell, C. Valadich, J. Dudeck. N- FTHUIUH. J. Roner, M, Dalverny, B. Davis. Z?efa-.71-i-.JJL M, .CJTre5Lman roup BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, S. Simpson, L. Smiley, C. Budclash, B. King, B. Waltt, C. Robinson, L. Carr, B. Scott, P. Wasik. SECOND ROW: J. Petricca P Stevenson, B. Milnarak, B. Dodds, D, Colpo, E. Thomas, C, Andricanich, S, Wasik, R. DeSanto, D. Holland, E Bartoletti, T. Sentak, S. Haluka, B. Boni. G. Hoberek. P Woltjea, D. Mitchell, B. Bailey, B. Nemeth. THIRD ROW J. Califfie, L. Gonzolez, J. Caeffie, M. Majernick, Manni, S. Dalverny, M. Neman, S. Hennequent, R.Rupan1 M. Smith, C. Pasquellini, D. Mozina, P. Porchiran, T Testa, S, Studa, M. Sczerba, R. Krosco, L. Lukon, P Guiddv. K. Abbot. ' ' ' ' ' ' W' ' 'W W ' Tin rn gefa-.7ri-.JJL y, Sopkomore roup BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, K. Smith, S. Hemphill, D. Grubar, Mrs. Vukotich, D. Gregoiski, P, Rodriquez, M. Jackson. SECOND ROW: B. Canning, J. Cunningham, S.Figley, P,Nokovich, S. Templeton, R. Sterckle, S. Cooper, R. Mader, I, Ciacomelli, B. Steiminger, L. Zoppetti, B, Florio, D, OShanka, S. Shipmann, T, Nicholson, S, Merryman, A. Danek. TOP ROW: K. Fish, P. Edwards J. I-larlris, K, Davis, N. Naste, J. Smiley, R, Pascarillo, A, Azzarello, E. Nicola, D. Baileys, P. Sponogins, D. Harris, P. Penderville, K, Stanish, M. Smydo, S. Borsos, R. Stetar, K. Linkish, J. Perkins, G, Beard, A amma jri-.gb y BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, J. Scott, J. Meccanic, L. Sinnett, J. Kavensky, Mrs. Edwards, N. Kaste, D. Musdey, S. Hanna, P. Proodfit. SECOND ROW: K. Cowden, G. Malone, R. Warchol, D, GUIIC, K. Vuksonvich, T. Nolen, J. Nicksick, S. Seabolt, N. Smiley, K. Rometti, T. Latella. TOP ROW: C. Kubalak, S. Clark, M. Rollage, L. Bianchini, V. Bokulich, J. Carter, P. Lombardia, P. Ralston, K. Gratchen. g.,4.,4. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, C. Zalaznik, C. Jones, A. Kokoskie, B. Hughey, M. George, P Williamis, A. Williamis, B. Cadler, B. Koraido, D, Melnyk, M. Bailey, P. Ulanosky, A. Radocoy, M Nice. SECOND ROW: B. Stimpson, S. Leavitt, C. Cunningham, B. Allison, P, Montgomery, G. Metz Mrs. Howard, Mrs. Thames, L. Lewis, J. Anderson. THIRD ROW: M. Esno, S. Labishak, B. Schaub L. Nicholson, B. Ficher, S. Shipman, D. O'Shanks, P. Esno, C. Dunn, M. Hallam, S. Houghton, F Murphy, S. White, J, Wargo,K.Con1ey,D. Keeting, M. Price. FOURTH ROW: R. Pagasky, B. Ginosky M. Kosak, B. Kuzior, D. Wade, C. Clawson, J. Habynat, K. Steatar, P. Harshey, H. Holden, G McDonald, S. Wolanski, D. Suica, J. Vega,M. Cook, M. Yaworski, C. Hughey, L. Allen, H, Jenkins, D Baileys, J. Scott. TOP ROW: L, Harris, E. Higgins, R. Stetar, M, Harris, l. Yakovich, J. Elich, P Dunay, L. Dalvesco, V. DeCook, G. Sendreak, S, Sworchek, M. Kinney, M. Diamond, A. Aaren, J Krista, D. Reise, P. Riggle, S. Petricca, S, Suica, S, Strope, M. Rupani, J. Penderville, L. Gavatorta P. Suprek. The Girls' Athletic Association is an organization whose aim is to teach good sportsmanship and provide opportunities to develop athletic ability. The membership of the clubis composed of the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth-grade girls who are interested in sports, especially bas- ketball. The club had a meeting in the gym every month at which time the girls usually played basketball or danced. The capable offi c e r s were: Gustine Lewis, P resident, Gerri Metz, Vice- P re sidentg and Phyllis Montgomery, Secretary-Treasurer. ln November all the members who wished to order G.A.A. jackets or sweaters did so. On December 25, the G.A.A. held their dance after the Wrestling match. This year the club was under super- vision of Mrs. Howard and Mrs. Thames. i if, 57,1 him 4 lt., iffy , ,X A fi- ii!! 2? . O . E Crowning of the Queen! J X' sa Sno-Ball King, Queen and Court. Pair of Queens! The Hi-Lite is a monthly publication of the Journalism Class of Union. It is printed at the local printing office in an easy-to- read type and published at the end of the month as a regular newspaper. The paper is self supporting. Most of the money is obtained by selling ads with the rest being acquired through the selling of the paper to the student body. Mr. Regis Brozier is the advisor of the .Ni-life Proofreading! Hi-Lite. The Editors-in-Chief are Carol Cindrich and Carol Mecannicg Feature Editors are Janet Bartoletti and JoAnne Bokulichg News Editor is Cheryl Ralstong Sports Editor is Bob Zernichg and Business Manager is Marilyn Kemp. The Journalism Class held its annual dance in which they crowned the Football King and Queen of 1962. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, B. Zernich, J. Bartoletti, J. Bokulich, G. Metrovich, Mr. Brozier, C. Cindrich, .C. Meccanic, C. Ralston. SECOND ROW: K. Nokovich, T. Colpo, R. Melnyk, M. Blank, R. Bartoletti, R. Dalverny, D. Woods. TOP ROW: R. Harris, J. Williamson, J. Bianchini, M. Alvarez. l enior Wafionaf ,Honor ociefy 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 twelfth successful year. At each monthly meeting, informative and enter- taining programs'are presented. These have included such things asg a tea honoring the faculty, travel slides, and enrichment programs. lt is hoped thateach member has profited from his membership. Reward for extra effort! BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, K, Koleski, J. Scruppi, J. Murin, G. Danek, P. Tyler, B. Shkllfe, Boller, S. Ramirez, P. Baronick, R. Amistadi. SECOND ROW: Miss Filipponi, C. Cindrich Ralston, G. Metrovich, M, Nicksick, J, Petroski, L. George, S. Cherenko, P. Dluski, I... Dunay, Thompson, J. Kucic, A. Guyo, C. Taborski, R, Janulewicz. THIRD ROW: G. Kemp, M. Shaffer, Clark, J. Ozimek, J. Pagasky, G. Rollinitis, R. Phillis, E. Dalverny, T. Leskovich, R. Bom, Stewart, P. Tucci. Future honor students. 757200 unior onor ociefy The Junior National Honor Society, sponsored by Mr. Hanna, strives topromote 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-President, Barbara Nokovich, Secretaryg Robin Russell,Treas- urer. In February, new members were inducted into the society. A program was presented to the student Nine Beginning, body entitled, 2O Years from Now. BOTTOM ROW: Left toRight,D.Martin,R.Russell, C. Vladich, P. Edwards, Mr. Hanna, B. Nokovich, R. Scott, E. Lounder. SECOND ROW: L. Ritchey, P. Rotta, R. Filipponi, M. Esno, C. Smiley, M. Koresec, C. Wytko, D. Bertovich, D. Strongosky, B. Baileys, J. Smiley, D. Gruber, D. Gregorski, S. Figley, J. Dudleck, L. Jackson, J. Pompi, B. Canning, C. Smith, R. Mader, S. Foster, H. Holden, B- K0TH1d0, 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. Malone, L. Hall, D. Bundy, J. Petricca, P. Stevenson, B. Dodds, M. Dalverny. Road to Learning! - il ,4 - QIILOI' lllufe Olllelna el'5 0 l'Ylel'lCa BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, T. Cherenko, S. Oavazzi N. Gobleck, F. Ramairez, N. Phillips, R.Orga, B. Evans, L. Pagasky, S. Kaminski, D. Wayson, D. McClain, J. Price. SECOND ROW: D. Orenchek, A. Dunay, R Montequin, D. Lounder, B, Testa, T. Bendick,J. Jackson B, Nokovich, C. Nokovitch, K. Steatar. THIRD ROW: S Adamson, C, nudeck, B, Clark, R. Comport, K, schiimskil A. ES110, D. Ray, J. Orenchek, C. Smiley, J. Pompe, C Owens, J. Porchiran, C. Wytko, M. Budash, S, Williams, The Future Homemakers of America, under the leadership of Miss Jackson, is one of the most active girls' clubs at Union. This year's officers are: President, Kathy Nokovichg Secretary, Lois Bendickg Treasurer, B o n n i e Testag Historian, D. Diamond, P. Chastulik, V. Perko, G. Metrovitch, Y Sinnett, B. Maroni, K. Porchiran, P. Presutti, J. Simpson K, Wobleski, L. Black, B. Esno. TOP ROW: C. Freeze M. Grove, D. Main, B. Sindora, L. Scruppi,M. Riddle, B Fuller, J. Bokulich, C. Mecannic, R.Dalverny D. Bertovich, G. Sarish, D. Strongosky, J. Bittner, P Rotta, L. Richey, M. Nicksick, G. Lewis, P. Lilliard, P Canning, N, Ciabattari, R. Filipponi, N. Roach. K a r e n S t e t a rg Parliamentarian, Diane Lounderg Reporter, Rosemary Montequing Chaplain, Betty Griffith. They sponsored the biggest social event of the year, the Sno-Ball Dance, which took place on December 21. A good time was had by all present. Decoration Committee. Sno-Ball King and Queen! C A ll.lll0l' Jutufe Olflenia elif of ll'Lel'LCa BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, B. Takek, K, Jackson, S. Donati, L, Jones, Mrs. Wilson, N. Drazik, M. Kuzior, R, Merriner. SECOND ROW: B. Watton, L, Kopolanick, K. Kern, ID. Mais, L. Robinson, B. Grover, B, Dubish, J. McClements, J, Beard, C, Dunn, S, Baronio, C. Allison. The chief purpose ofthe Junior F.H.A. is to prepare girls for future homemaking Work. The club is sponsored by Mrs. Lunger. The club is very active through- out the year. They raise money to sponsor the TOP ROW: A. Wojic, P. Orison, B. Johnston, S. Conley I. Lewis, P. Endler, D. Dluski, P. Abbott, L. Ricko, V Strope, S. Petrel, S. O'Brien, J. Preston, J. Tay1O1', P Gavazzi. club's activities by selling Christmas cards, jewelry, candles, and other useful items. This club is one of the most popular ones in our school for the younger set. 'Future homemaker. Ready for the Sno-Ball dance. Jflz- U BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, R. McC1ements, J, Gavazzi, T, Mervosh, Mr. Reick, R. Johnston, D. Woods, J. Reed. SECOND ROW: C. Gillespie, R. Thorsion, J. Kubalack J. Dudeck, M. Alvarez, H. Young, R, McCuen, F Marlardie, C. Wilgockie, Ed. Hanlin, J. Prado, R 1 f The Hi-Y Club began another active and successful year under the direction of Mr. Reich. These officers were elected in September: President, Ron Johnston, Vice-President, Ted Mervoshg Secretary- Treasurer, Jerry Gavazzig Chaplain, Dan Woods. Cipranic, J. Bish, R. Scott, C. Geis, R. Boni. THIRD ROW: J. Fiazzi, P. Spottie, D. Brown, R. Carr,G LaPosta, B. Ward, J, Durantie, J. Gilbert, J. Melnyk Andrichanic, J. Bibo, J. Hanlin, B. Fox, D. Allison, Kaezyk, C. Waldon, D. Wysocki, T. Metrovich. As in the past, the members collected old toys and repaired them. These toys were given out to needy children during the Christmas Holidays. The club's annual dance, which was held after a football game, helped to furnish the money needed for this project. Duet on the ivories! Hi-Y party! JCM., CAA BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, T. Nickolison, P. Guiddy, M. Rollage, J: Dudeck, D. Holland: K, Vuksonovich: TOP M, Szczerba, Mrs. Vukotich, R, DeSantn, D. Aevvellyn. ROW: N. Philips, D. Mann, S' L3J0HC, J. Ion1Pl9,14 SECOND ROW: K, Gratchen, L. Kopolovich, V. Bokulich, Smydo, M. Guiddy, N. Fratinn. The members of the Kolo Club have been practicing their dances faithfully every Friday with their advisor Mrs. Vukotich. They enjoy doing the dances of Yugoslavia, which are their specialty, and folk dances of other nations. Very interest- ing this year have been the short sessions Chaperons! when the girls dance at the folk-dance Work shop at Downtown Y.W..C.A. 1T1 Pittsburgh. The girls displayed their excellent dancing at their spring program. The year 1962-'63 was a wonderful year for them. Practice time! BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right S Atkins P Riggle, Miss Scott, C Ralston, N Schulte. SECOND ROW: J Wargo J Suprek, D Readie B Testa,Y Sinnett S Petricca Oli! rdf? fl The following were the officers chosen for this year: President, Cheryl Ralston, Vice-President, Peggy Riggle' Secretary, Carol Jo Wytkog and Treasurer, Sandy Atkins. Several of the student librarians attended a meeting at the Washington County Library Assistance Association held at Peters Town- ship High School on November l7 1962 Cathy Nokovich is Vice President of the Washington County Library Association and attended the State organization meeting held at Penn State on September 29 1962 BOTTOM ROW: Left toRight G Lewis P.Montogemery P Riggle V Golboskie Miss Tiano S Sworcheck R Dalverny G Metrovlch K Nokovich M B Nicksick J Kuzyck B. L Schwab TOP ROW: T. Colpo'G Sendrak L Harris, P Kefer, L George K Nokovich, C Wytko J Bokulich, R Wojnar OIILIYLQPCIQK A The Commercial Club, under the di- rection of Miss Tiano, was organized pri- marily to give its members additional in- struction on topics which cannot be fully covered in the classroom Another function of the club is to help the members become good stenographers and efficient office work- ers The officers are' President, Patty Guiddy' Vice-President, Valarie Globosky Secretary-Treasurer, Sandy Sworchek SECOND ROW' D Reese S Petricca N Shulte Y G Sendreck J Krista B Testa 6 u C ' u 7 , . . , 2 , . . ' , . , ', . ' ,' . , Sinnett,C.Mecannic,J. Bartoletti, T. Co,lpo,.J. Bokulichz- BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, T Robinson C Rupani Mr. Kimberiand, M. Hanna, L. Roinmes. SECOND ROW! J. Rotellini, R. Creps, D. Cowden, D. Smith, D. Bozick D Patterson P Whalen R Gunn G Grimes H Piezenkop, J.'sa130, G. Kristof, P. Es'no.'TH1RD R,OWE .9,90l'tdl7ld-Il. With the assistance of Mr. Kimberland, the Sportsmen's Club had a very successful and interesting year. The club held its meet- ings once a month during the regular club periods. The officers elected this year were: President, Marshall Hanna, Vice-President, Leroy Rommesg Secretary, Carl Rupanig and Treasurer, Tom Robinson. The chief objectives of the club are to learn through experiences and group dis- cussions a knowledge of the outdoors, the appreciation and conservation of wild-life, and the safe and proper method of using firearms. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, J. McKee, J. Smalley, Mr. McGraw, J. Ozimeck, J. Kubalack. SECOND ROW: G, Borio, M. Hanna, D. Wysocki, J. Nicksick, B. Alvarez, A. Mlatnik, M. Rollage, J . Krzeczowski, T. Testa, T. Bober, M. Halulko, K. Foflygen, L. Leavitt. D. Slasor. J. Smith, J. Shuble, D. Hulick, L. Dowler, P. Maverich, J. Morgan, M. Dalverny, J. Smalley, G. Gratchen. lljardify U The Varsity U has been an important organization of the school ever since it was started in l946. The club membership is made up of boys who won a letter in a sport or who played in a sport for at least two years. When a member receives a letter in one sport, he can purchase a sweater. Seniors who have received a letter in more than one sport become eligible to receive a medal in addition to the sweater if scholastic records average C or better. T. Mervosh, R. McClements, R. Johnston, J. Prado, J. Gavazzi. unior pfay BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, J. Ozimeck, C. Cindrich, R. Brozier, M. B. Nicksick, R. McClements. SECOND ROW: L. Dalvesco, D. Readie, C. Meccanic, Y. Sinnett, G. Metrovich, J. Petroskie, B. Testa. TOP ROW: R. Harris, J. Dudeck, J. Reed, J. H aley, T, Mervosh, L. Dowler, R. Johnston, R. Bartoletti, J. Williamson. On April 26, 1962, the Junior Class play, entitled Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, was presented to the student body and the public. This warm, humorous story, was well received by its audiences. The story revolves around the two girls, Emily and Cornelia, and their exciting trip across the ocean alone. There wasn't a dull moment to be had. The director, Mr. Regis Brozier, again selected the right type of play .74 e ga .4 f Steward ....... . . Rich Harris Harriet St. John . . . . Bonnie Testa Mrs. Skinner ........ Carol Mecannic Winnifred Blaugh . . . . Dorothy Readie Cornelia Otis Skinner . . . Carol Cindrich Leo McEvoy . . . . . Jim Ozimeck Emily Kimbrough . . . Mary Beth Nicksick Inspector .... . Ted Mervosh Otis Skinner ........ Jim Williamson Therese ....... . Linda Dalvesco Purser .... ..... J im Reed Madame Elise ....... Judy Petrosky Stewardess . . . . Yvonne Sinnett Monsieur De.La Croix . . Wilfred Spencer Dick Winter . . . Rich McClements Window Cleaner .... . . Ron Johnston Admiral . . . . . Joe Dudeck Student Director . . . . Terry Baronio Make-up time! Big deal! .Y .iz 34?-pealfe orlaa girfa BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, B. Davis, L. Dalvesco, M. Yvorski, G. Metrovich, R. Persutti, K. Nokovich, C. Mecannic, A, Radacoy, B. Testa, J. Bokulich, M. Kemp, P. Dunay, I. Yokavich, Mrs. Harris. TOP ROW: J. Williamson, R. Harris, R. Cipranic, R. McClements, W. Spencer, J. Reed, J. Bish, J. Dudeck. The Peace Corps Girls was presented by the Senior Class of Union High School on Wednesday, January 30. Three performances Q, ere given, one in the morning for the junior figh school, one the next morning for the 'senior high school, and -one in the evening for the public. The play was a three-act comedy by SA. Jill . . . . . Carol Mecannic Dinah . . . Rita Presutti Shirley . . . . Gloria Metrovich Linc . . ....... Jim Bish Ed ..... .... R ichard I-Iarris Dwayne .... . Richard McClements Miss Hopkins . .... Bonnie Testa Dr. Fredricks . . Robert Thorson Betty Cochron . . JoAnn Bokulich Everett Cochron ........ Jim Reed David Rogers. It was a gay and witty play with serious overtones about the adventures of six young Peace Corps volunteers. Sent to teach, the volunteers find them- selves caught up in all parts of activities from running a dispensary to founding a pig- gery and creating a village P.T.A. Cad Congressman . . Jim Williamson Josephina . . . . Paulette Dunay Esmella . . . Richard Cipranic Isabella .... . . Irene Yakovich Mr. Tanada . . . . Wilfred Spencer Mrs. Tanada . . . . Cathy Nokovich Mrs. Flores . . Ann Marie Radacoy Mrs. Isip ..... . . Linda Dalvesco Mrs. Anonuevo . . Barbara DaViS Psychiatrist . ......... Joe Dudeck The Show Down Happy Ending! n ofafin- BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, R. Filipponi, J. Holt, J. Ostop, Mrs. Pusateri, M. Haluko, C. .Vladich, D. Jones. SECOND ROW: J, Supreck, L. Dalvesco, R. Russell, R. Zick, J Petroski, P. Chastulik, D, Strongoski, P. Keefer, R, Wojnar, C. Abbott, G. Metrovich, M Kemp, P. Canning, M. Dalverny. TOP ROW: J. Williamson, J. Gobleck, T. Mervosh, D. Patterson, J. Pagasky, J. Ozimeck, G. Mancowski, E, Shaffer, J, Doveck, B. Fox, G. Swanik, B. Thorson, J. Dudeck, T, Leskovich, R, Boni. ,,, .? The Latin Club again proved a success- ful and an active organization. The officers for the year are: MichealHalulko, Presidentg John Ostop, Vice-Presidentg Candy Vladich, Secretaryg and James Holt, Treasurer. The advisor is Mrs. Pusateri. The year was be- gun by preparing again for a very success- ful Harvest Ball. The theme was Harvest Sunset. The club purchased small gifts for the children at the Day Care Training Center for Christmas. In February a few projects were sub- mitted to the Latin Festival at the Buhl Planetarium. A field trip was taken to Pittsburgh to attend this. Through the efforts of the members and their advisor, the year was a successful one. Let' s linger awhile l Smile! S.-..,. SPANISH- CLUB III BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, L. Strope, J. Kuzyck, B. Zernich, L. George, R. Cipranic. SECOND ROW: R. T Jquine, M. Nick- sick, R. Harris, D, Readie, C. Cindrich, M, Alveraz. I SPANISH CLUB II BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, B. Alveraze, V otta, A. Mlatnik, C. Snxiey, Mrs. Pusateri B. Testa, L. Richey, B Fuller, C, Hamilton. SECOND ROW: J. Ei- azza, C. Scopel, V, DeCook, J. Dudeck, B, Robinson, B. Nokovich, S. Strope, J. Hahyanet, S. Hough-w O Borio, A. Shufuc, J. Rotellini. TOP ROW: J. Tidball, D. Bro-W n, D. Woods, G. Lock: 3, ' fiPosta, Lilliart, , p-whle, F R Gibson, D. Slasor, C P L Viloski, P. Whalen, Harris, E. Alveraze, Leavett. J. Bish, M Fratini, B. Ward. laanidll cfuga SPANISH II- OLDN MEMBERS BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, C. Ralston, J. Kuzyck, D, Readie, C. Cindrich, Mrs. Pusateri, M. B. Nicksick, M. Yaworski, A. Pastor, B. J. Clark. SECOND ROW: R. Lounder, H. Gillispie, F. Pastor, J. Latella, D. Jancart, J. Kublak, R. Filipponi, R. Harris. TOP ROW: M. Hanna, R. McClements, R. Cipranic, M. Alvarez, F, Marlardie, R. Zer- nich, T. Mervosh, J. Prado, J, Gavazzi. 6 5 , ul'5eJ BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, L. Taylor, P. Edwards, P. DeCola, M. Kemp, Mrs. Garicia, L. George, C, Valadich, C. Abate, L. Jackson. SECOND ROW: L. McCreary, D. Jones, S. Atkins, P. Keefer, J. l-Iaybenatt, R. Zoppetti, J. Suprek, I. Yakovich. TOP ROW: B. Wonsevicz, J. Roner, R. Harris, R. Stetar, B. Florio, P. Suprek. Sponsored by Mrs. Garcia, the Nurses' Club has been over active this year. They have toured through such interesting hospi- tals as West Allegheny, Washington, and Mercy to see what the nurses' curriculum would be like. Officers for this year are as follows: President, Linda Georgeg Vice-President, Marilyn Kemp: Secretary-Treasurer, Candy Vladich. This club affords a fine opportunity for young girls interested in the nursing career to learn about their profession and to help them to become a sure success as a nurse. BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, A, Danek, D, Readie, P. Rotta, Mr. Yanni, M. B. Nicksick, M. Dalverny, N. Ciabattari. SECOND ROW: B. Testa, B. J. Clark, V. DeCook, L. Richey, N. Kaste, C. Ralston, R. Zick, L, Dalvesco, J. Pitroski. TOP ROW: R. Filipponi, R. Montgomery, P. Canning, J. Harris, M. J. Korosec, J. Kuzyck, L. Donati, R, Persutti, K. Dudeck. jufure jeacLer5 o .fdmerica The F.T.A. started the 1962-1963 school year with the election of officers. They were as follows: President, Mary Beth Nicksickg Vice President, Patti Lynn Rottag Secretary- Treasurer, Dorothy Readie. The Club's ad- visor is Mr. Yanni. The members of the F,T.A. planned to teach at the Burgettstown Grade School for one day. The club also looked forward to its annual dance. .sgfurlenf Secrefariea The Student Secretaries, under the cap- able guidance of Miss Pilipponi, are the sen- ior girls who are taking secretarial office practice offered in the Commercial course. These girls are chosen by Miss Filipponi to act as each member of the faculty's sec- retary throughout the school year. This gives each girl an opportunity to gain experience which is so vital in today's modern offices. 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M .Lv .Q . f 4 ,J uw 1' amy Q .- ,mw ' Q , - in QQ' f 'W' f enior joofgaff a' emi j . L - - 1 J. OZIMEK F. MALARDIE T. MERVOSH R.MccLEMENTs R. HARRIS J.KUBLAc1c 2, 7125 .LMCKEE 'L . ,, A 3wfJQ ' y draify Sl-oofgaff J P BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, G. Geis, P. Spotti, W Malone, R. Carr, J. Nicksick, J. Hanlin, C. Kaezyk, H Prezenkop, J. Krzeczowski. SECOND ROW: J. Bebo, J. Gavazzi, J. McKee, R. McClements, R. Malardie, T. Mervosh, J. Kubalak J. Ozimeck, R.Harris,P.Mavrich P. McGraw. THIR15 ROW: J. Piazza, M. Franni, of UNION OP P ON ENTS 6 Madonna 0 20 Waynesburg 6 34 Chartiers-Houston 12 6 Beaver Local 8 20 California 6 Yazevak, J. Dubich, H. Parente, G. Wilgocki, B. Alvarez, M Haluko, G. LaPosta, J. Yazevak, R. Karas, G. Borio. TOP ROW: G. Kristoff, G. Mettel, D. Warchol, I. Readie J, Stanish, J, Vizyak, J. Berkhimer, C. Gillespie, D. Allison, J. Patsolic. - UNION OPP ONENTS 13 Fort Cherry 27 Bentleyville-Ellsworth 40 4 McGuffey Won 8 Lost 1 Toss-up! Here they come! 4-mm-x,..a..p.a......w..A ..il........,,.,,,,,,,,T 7 13 8 24 Hopewell 0 P- unior araify joofgaff FIRST ROW: Left to Right, D, Mader, D. DiOrio, R. T, Bertolotti, L, Pagonavich, G, Wetzel, D. Radacoy, J. Froats, W. LaRue, J. Davis, J. Dellaria, R. Baileys, E. Vizyak, J, Zibitrosky, G. Lonick, M. Shuble, M. Thomas, Scaracino, D. Dinati, L, Hall. TOP ROW: Mr. Astorina, Mr. Reich. The fo ot b all reserves and freshman teams do not see as much action on the field as the varsity. This lack of action does not lessen the members' interest in football. Although the boys were inexperienced, they continuously showed a determination to learn everything possible about football. They gained experience steadily throughout the season as evidenced by improved scores and skill. This experience will prove of great val- ue when these members replace the graduat- ing seniors now representing the varsity team. This will take some doing as our pres- ent varsity proved to be a champion team. The cup they Won is shown in the sports divider page. It is on permanent display in Union's trophy case. First kickoff! Action plus! Banda!! BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, D. Slack, R. Flofgen, J. Guna, J. Bertovich, T. Cunningham, C. Harris, C. Yanek. SECOND ROW: M. Manger, J. Vizyak, D, Bertoni, R. Filipponi, J. Gobleck, T. Mervosh, E. Shaffer, B. Alverez, J. Yanek, J. Nicksick, E. Borio, D. Coweden, C. Gillespie. luaraify gaaegaff Scorea UNION OPPONENTS UNION OPPONENTS 9 Braddock 2 4 Canon-McMillan 3 3 West Allegheny 2 1 Washington 6 3 Avella 0 5 Weirton 6 2 Trinity 1 2 Canon-McMillan 1 3 Weirton 8 7 Steubenville 14 2 Chartiers 0 3 Chartiers 10 4 Washington 5 6 Steubenville Central 3 2 Avella 1 4 Steubenville 0 7 Trinity 3 Won 11 Lost 6 BERTOVICH W. CUNNINGHAM J. GUNA . C. HARRIS D. SLACK C. YANEK araify gaALefLaf! LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Ozimek, B. Ward, B. Alvarez, G. SWL1lllli, H, Young, T, Mervosh, F. Lilliard, R. Carr, W. Brown. MANU E L A L V E R E Z r 5' J . -1 , 1 i f ..R, 1 sg sin SIMM L tg f Y w y 1, v i? K A Pt ,K s 1, f S 1 K' W 35 1 ,K ni :ga 'ix H59 WVR 2, s 'A ii '31 1 W , own, .. W fxglv I ,K v. 1, S 'Wim ,F E55 4 t 3 as X 4 J' 'af R' X 2, 1 my as df Sr PS JAMES OZIMEK 7 80 C0l'e5 39 Union vs East Washington 25 Union vs Hopewell 48 Union vs West Allegheny 33 Union vs Madonna 31 Union vs Chartiers-Houston 44 Union vs Peters Township 41 Union vs McGuffy 59 Union vs Avella 36 Union vs South Fayette 38 Union vs Southside Beaver 31 Union vs Fort Cherry 23 Union vs Chartiers ' GEORGE SWANEK Qs 115 15 gi Iii in X Lv TED MERVOSH DENNIS BERTONI MARSHALL HANNA HON 14 I L In w MQW :N .U 'P w.. f Qt wig K E PVAP D YOUNG - fffffa 2 . A ' 1,QES : ,- ' fi, ',,H:f 'sfnzllfi Wie, A A EE ,! 5 4F'...nf4:YQ..:: , K 'lf 1 ' 'H 2 - 1--4 Lam' wifswi 3 qgwl t i QM 52353311531 K' A 2 1 f 4,4 W or ,yt 1333557 ' gif -V t y 2 , Anite 5 fun, Q A 2' -ryi 1 .., l,,r T it , , '93 is 5l l5fis'35.,'??5'UM,Q '11 QW? W wit T f're .s1,...,,1 rmeflaff LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Borio, J. Sabo, J, Malick, L. Bingel, C. Viloski, J. Hanlin, H. Prezenkop, P. Martin The basketball season proved to be not as good as previous years. This was due to the graduation of most of last year's players. Though the won-lost record amassed by the squad was not remarkable, the members showed frequent sparks of top-notch ability. In the daily workouts, the reserves gained valuable experience, this should show off in a better season's record during the coming years. - in-Y -- -'f- 1. - f- ef- M , x L. as . AW.. T U ! . W' si,-.A-I V- i .. i,1,,,.f .,,. 1 fwiff-w.f,z-y , . :: :f:5i?i2E9:?fffE:'T??5 ii 1' hxlgfi 527- ..., . , fs . ' .fx 3 4 WY -A 'L :MQMYH-i': 25459 - WV- i5fv3'1'i:':'.V1'fz I A 'VW' A ' ' f7ifZ.1'1'fw,. l iafn - ', iii if 55- ' .12 fi zvwffl If-I1 si BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, S..Diamond, P.Pcso1inski, ROW: Mr. Sedlak, J. Prado, B. Michalski,R. McC1ements, J. Smalley, J. Gavazzi, B. Kucic, J. Bilbert. SECOND J. Mermon, R. Karas, E. Schaffer, Mr. Kimberland t. -1 r 'L 2. araifg wreafferd -- jhe pecan! Won Union Vs Avella Lost Won Union vs McGuffey Lost Won Union vs Southside Beaver Lost Won Union vs Weirton Lost Lost Union vs Canon-McMillan Won ' Won Union vs Peters Township Lost kj? S Won Union vs Fort Cherry Lost . Lost Union Vs Trinity Won Cancelled Union vs Weirton Cancelled Won Union vs West Allegheny Lost Won Union Vs Southside Beaver Lost Lost Union vs Chartiers Won Won Union vs Avella Lost Won Union vs Fort Cherry Lost t nfl i,,,-,, , Ig: , .QKMERMON N , iL F' -. 'f,' J ,t.,. , rii J it , p w-2 Jiyil 1 , 5 X,-', t,, T ,pi f f ai in S J rii iiyi ' K . J '1 X5 'A K fi , f , . K '-1,1 -'-, LQ. -- ' ' , ,L 'WY . K 7 M4 My ij I . is .,.. LE pf. .. i - X -'rd J Q I ' Y U ' V I t?fiEiEL-M 55 -'-'-' V. V fgf 'KS J T T .,,,.- 1 5 J if if T f the ' ' ' S 't12 '-i-' S . lesie R T ' , tf', Y I , ' ,ff T T Q T J i t 'S in T J . - T - in iyy, nriiy l iir. N- - - ' irle - llrii riee it 'S ' riiys iyyin f' 1 , ,t y y iyy J NJ 2 ii,fei y,iei,iiinf s gniwj .L,,.w,k', 5 A , f,5u,M, k K , .. H ,Organs , . , I K ' . - 5 -' i QL- A ig, grgzizj Ji , ,digg - xi. 3 fV!gQ J. PRADO J. SMALLEY J, GAVAZZI 82 EM: if! tml , - ..,,:.. .. .. 5 , ,M W 0, :Q is ,s N Q H W, w .., -.53 f,.v,.f--:Mu f - ff 7- 4 if, 2 m y T 953,45-?Lli'9i5fQT.su5'?gz'L' i 1 i' -, , 'fiiififl sz. ,Egg U,-,, ig fff,:'f:'1,:,- w,,.:as?1'i1-Hz , ,ww-wwf ,M 3 Q SHAFFER R. MCC LEMENTS --Y-Q, HZ? .S',,.aJ wreaffera BOTTOM ROW: Leftlto Right, Mr. Sedlak, R. Filipponi, Sentipal. TOP ROW: G. Kovach, J. Babyak, J. McKee, A. Petroski, F. Steiminger, R, Boni, M. Thomas, R. J. Andrikanich, D. Yazevac, C. Kaezyk, Mr. Kimberland. The fifteenth year of wrestling at Union High School proved to be another successful year. While the games won were not quite as high as in previous years due to the lack of experienced wrestlers, the overall show- ing was good. The long hours of hard work and fine coaching by Mr. Sedlak and Mr. Kimberland accounted for the difference. This year's training, that found the wrestlers in there trying at all times, should find Union making the usual showing in com- ing years. R. SIMPSON f R. BLAKELY R. ORENCHECK R. PHILLIS J. SPANOGIANS R. AMASTEDI R. LHPOSTA 3 The Union High track team has completed a very successful season. The team under the guidance and supervision of Mr. William Heckman picked up twelve first-placed posi- tions, forty-seven second-placed positions, nineteen third-placed positions, and thirty fourth-placed positions in the different meets entered. During the Trinity-Chartiers meet l'aC L LaPosta took first-place in shot put, Phillis took first-place in the high jump. At the Brentwood meet Jim Burkhimer took first- place in shot put. During the Fort Cherry meet Muscaro took first-place in the 440 yard dash. In the Peters Township meet Blakely took first in the discus, McFarland in the high jump, and Blakely in the pole vault. I , 1 . ' ,ig,'l1,. A, ,N ., 5 -,:' .32 'Q .. 4 y N'55s?g3fQ514s'3ft1f si ' gy13k5,g,fSk3wf,f f -, , r Q 'U as . ,- V: 75 I I Y y C , V f 1 1 ' T., - .f WI- Vs. ,. ' aw--1 f ' - 'UIQ Aki as Q. unix 1' as A bf 3 , 1 x 4 1 i is Q ' ,-Q Y gy. ixx 5 SEL. XJ W ., 'f - 2.11, .53 J wig .fdclminidfrafion jacd fy zzxkig. 'V l . ' I 3 r I 1 I 'N .QE Q aw' T -if-ey. .632 5 'iss , ww fail? fa? , ,,. A ,. 67 , lfx - t h , V x f ' -5' , . ' ? I : .337-vkQ kjVdA,ip4 f M, 331. X , M V f fs. , gf v U W1 1 Al .1 mg K, 1' k u . f + 1 n 1 Y 1 2 1 Z 3 I 1 i 5 1 . .af , .742 .xdclminhfrafion R. DONALD HALL Burgettstown, Pennsylvania Principal DR. JAMES J. TINNEY Burgettstown, Pennsylvania Supervising Principal 'Wi NIDHOLAS MERVO H Burgettstown, Pennsylvania Vice Principal ur Saba! gourd 8' .xdolminidfrafion 0 icia A LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Grecco,H.Sabatasse, P. Pcsolinski, E, Petricca, C. Fox, E. Caleffie, P. Tucci, J. Bertovich, Dr. J. Tinney, D, Hall. Much credit goes to our Board of Edu- cation for their excellent management of the internal affairs of our school system. They provide equipment, select the teachers' and personnel, direct the finances of the educa- tional program, and are responsible for the maintenance of our schools. The principal job of the Athletic and Activities Council is to make plans for the sports season. They determine school policies, and by so doing they keep alive the good name and high ideals of our school. Throughout the many years it has existed they have been able to accomplish it. .!4fLfefic 8' .xdcfiuifiw ounci LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Sedlak, E. Caleffie, C, Fox, Dr. J. Tinney, T. Mervosh, G. Wilgocki, N. Mervosh, H. Sabatasse, P. McGraw, D, Hall. guiclance anal Secrefariea MRS. MARY DANEK MISS ANNA M. NENCIONI MRS. HAZEL CUNNINGHAM Secretary Secretary Secretary MRS. ELIZABETH GARCIA MR. PATRICK YANNI MRS. MARY.TASZ School Nurse Guidance Secretary X. X ff ZGCLEPJ ,f ffjhx Sl 2 1 , ,X ? Y s S ,L ,f , WF, :fix 7 I it iw! f U v' if fluff, .X X I. X x I ,Atv Ni MR. DOMINICK ASTORINA MR. WILLIAM BOHN MRS. MURIEL BOI-IN Social Studies Industrial Arts Mechanical Drawing MR. REGIS BROZIER MRS. KATHRYN EDWARDS MISS GINA FILIPPONI English, Journalism English, Literature Business Education 0aCllel'5 2 --Y 17 , .QiavA'. MR- GABRIEL HANNA MRS. MIRIAM HARRIS MR. WILLIAM HECKMAN MRS. ERABELLE MafhefUafiCS English, Literature Physical Education, Health ,K jffh HOWARD Physical Education, Health tx we ,f ,- '44 eac era 5 'f9Gd,!huv1-ug sfxmyb, 'I' 31 '36- Wk Ek ia 1:5 li mim Bk Cl? E2 Emma N45 W 'Pvc pomnnkv MISS JANE JACKSON MR. JAMES W. NIR. HAROLD MALONE MR. PATRICK MCGRAW KIMBERLAND 1 Home Economics Biology Social SU-1d1eS Mathematics j2aCA0l'd MRS. JOSEPI-IINE MR. RONALD REICI-I PUSATERI Vocal Music Latin, Spanish MR. PHILIP SAUTER MISS ELIZABETH SCOTT Industrial Arts Librarian MR. BOGDAN NICKSICK MR. JOSEPH PUSATERI Swal tyiies P.O.D., Driver Education ij . I il ' lm P I MRS. NAOMI REICH MISS CHARLOTTE HOC-G Social Studies Art - Q.,- V . MR. ANDREW SEDLAK MR. JAMES B. Business Education Business Educationxljf jf by U7 M k My MRS. IRENE THAMES MISS THERESA M. TIANO SCi6I'1C6 Business Education I + jeallhefzf if MR. JOSEPH SNYDER MR. ARCHIE THAMES Instrumental Music Chemistry, Science MRS. DOROTHY MRS. ELEANOR WILSON VUKOTICI-I 1 Home Economics English, Literature ,401 o Q ,n f Q Y: . if ww ' Q 'gi ik, verfiding X Q f-QL' A.: z-Y. ,L 'S - 'M' ,f , L' ,Z -f. , Q Q ,agssrafcg ' e ' Vw' A AL if-.' ' mv , 7.9 ' 'F Y -W ,, . 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Secretary . . Treasurer . . Chaplain . Chaplain GAMMA . . . Nancy Kaste . . . . Judy Kavensky . . Dana Maslylf . , Linda Sinnett Janice Mecanngig . . Saundra Haflna To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of christian char- acter. Compliments Of BURGETTSTOWN FARM SUPPLY Atlasburg, Pennsylvania E. M. GILLESP IE Eldersville, Pennsylvania Groceries Phone 947-8087 COLL TIRE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. South Main Street Burgettstown, Pennsylvania Phone 947-3651 Bill Castellino, Manager EDWIN MCFARLAND INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Alex E. Paris Contracting Co., Inc Atlasburg, Pennsylvania Earth Moving Equipment Rentals, Service, Sales General Contracting Crane Rental Slag, Streeting Foundations-Ditching-Topsoil-Red Dog Emanuel A. Paris Phones Residents of Avella LU 7-8801 LU 7-8181 Office Main Street Burgettstown Burgettstown, Pennsylvania 947-9525 Phone: 947-3961 Compliments Of Shaffer's Pharmacy . Q 1 J VV-JR! 'JEUL5 1 DEDHD' tsznvlti, I Robert L. Shaffer, Ph. G. kiikiikiik -Phone 947-7326 17 Main Street Burgettstown, Pennsylvania Compliments Of GOOTCI-l'S BARBER SHOP QRich and J ohnj Burgettstown, Pennsylvania Compliments Of E-Z PICKINS Drive In Restaurant Florence, Pennsylvania Williams Garage Complete Auto Repairing Ashland Gasoline - Valvoline Oil Official Inspection Station 110550 Rt. 18, Atlasburg, Pennsylvania Phone 947-5619 bi ,' V 1 Qi N X af, 1 , nik L . U J, lf? L QX . i A P M i if gx gm ivmlii MW ' ,I W Mm 1 Burgettstown t bf A j it Lf Pepsi-Cola Distributing Co. W ' i fi My will i if ' 7 . I M if '1 ' A 'U f X nyiirop ?9lciofE.'-,E ir eg? L A - f -f t Wi miie fdwiyt if rl N 'Q 5 X Vi For That Light Refreshment A Wr 4 Ijjvenjivgndqiilfayggtire Caiihf. A if BJ , nqivpflgf ,KF 'QR X Owners 3 ' phonle 93-X-95g1 S Duncan Montequin - Whitey Zahransky Burgettstown, Pennsylvania Ph 9 7 8761 one 4 - Owners South Main Street Charley Lounder - Tony Bologna Burgettstown Pennsylvania I g ii' COMPLIMENTS OF gr Burgettstown it if Laundromat 137 MAIN STREET 'noun' BURGETTSTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA ,J i WE OPERATE A CLEAN BUSINESS WB 100 COMPLIMENTS OF THE President . . . . . Ronald Johnston Vice President . . . . . . Ted Mervosh Secretary-Treasurer . . . . Jerry Gavazzi Advisor . . . . . . . . .Mr. Ronald Reick II COMPLIMENTS OF THE BD Senior Class of 196 3 SENIORS REMEMBER OUR REUNION IN 1967 'iwRonald Johnston -tqivliiinda George Barbara Davis James Reed Jacqueline Elich Marilyn Kemp Geraldu Gavazzi Terryl Baronio COMMITTEE Geraldine Metz James Ozimek Richard McClements Linda Dalvesco Daniel Woods 'Ted Mervosh Patricia Guiddy Carol Mecannic Dennis J ancart 101 Phone BAldwin 2-4330 ,H . 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Pennsylvania ' 3-1 E -1 I W Compliments of DAVE'S BARBER SHOP Langeloth, Pennsylvania Compliments of BUTLER FOOD MARKET If lt's Good To Eat -- We Have lt 34 Main Street, Burgettstown, Pennsylvania Compliments of BURGETTSTOWN AUTO PARTS Burgettstown, Pennsylvania Compliments of GREEN VALLEY CAFE Fine Foods, Beer Si Liquor Main Street, Slovan, Pennsylvania I Compliments of The Spoiismen Club President . . .................. Marshall Hanna Vice President . . Roy Rommes Secretary . . . Carl Rupani Treasurer . .... Tom Robinson Advisor . . . . Mr. James Kimberland Compliments Best Wishes to the Of The Class of 1963 fr 1 Senior National Honor Society President ..... Cheryl Ralston Vice President . . . Mary Beth Nicksick Secretary . . . . . . Betty JoClark Treasurer' . .' ..... CarolCindrich Program Chairman. . Gloria Metrovich MOTTO Scholarship - Leadership - Character - Service G.A.A. Sportsmanship - Leadership - Fellowship Gustine Lewis . . . President Phyllis Montgomery . . 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If I Wi My is I Our Other 5' vices Include: ' Formal Studio Weddings 3 Candid Album Weddings In Black and White and Color Family Portraits Ik ' Baby Portraits ' Photostats Sk Identification Pics ' Picture Frames ' -ustom Framing I Photographic Supplies ' Fiim Developing . xr., ak ' Cameras Tape Recorders and Typewriters Z 'X ? MCCREREY PHOTO CENTER I3 Main Street Burgettstown, Pennsylvania 11 , 'Gb 1 A 3 X I IRENE S BEAUTY SCHCDOL ' rfj'-:Fr BEAUTY IS OUR BUSINESS T HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES W' LW, ARE YOU SEEKING A PROPITABLE PUTURE? WHAT PROFESSION IS MORE ALLURING THAN THAT OF A BEAUTICIAN. TRAIN NOW - FOR A OPERATOR - TEACHER - DEMONSTRATOR - SHOP OWNER TECHNICIAN - SHOP MANAGER CALL OR VISIT IRENE'S BEAUTY SCHOOL TS PHONE: BA 2-5178 9 WEST BEAU STREET WASI-ITNGTON, PENNSYLVANIA 112 D , s QW My ' -w ffyfif ' f f nf I M Www W g if W 1 JT , ' 1 .J 'J :N I5 ' ' 5 . p, ' V' V , Q i '. 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