Union High School - Utopian Yearbook (New Castle, PA)

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Nancy Wingard........................... Nancy Teenettes 10,12; Squad Leader 12; Gym Exhibit 10. Michael Yannucci,........................ Mick Chorus 10,11,12; Band 10,11,12; Christmas Pag- eant 12; Hi-Y Club 10,11,12; Jr. Sportsmen 10, 11,12; Gym Exhibition 10,11. Shirley A. Verenski....................... Shirl Majorette 10,11,12; Teenettes 10,11; Play Day 11; Gym Exhibit 10; Bowling League 11 . James William Vogus...................... Red Jr. Sportsmen'sClub 10,11,12; Jr. Sportsman Treas. 12; Football 10; Basketball 10,12; Gym Exhibit 10; Variety Show 10,11,12; Jr. Sr. Play 11; Jr. Sr. Christmas Pageant 12; U-Hi-News Staff 11,12; Varsity L Club 10,11,12; Hi-Y Club 10,11,12; Chorus 12. Jane Ann Wallace.................. Janie U-Hi-News 12; Jr. Sr. Play 11; Christmas Pageant 12; Chorus 11,12; County Chorus 12; Teenettes 10, 11,12; Gym Exhibit 10,11. Kenneth Welker....................... Kenny Band 8,9,10,11,12; Chorus 10,11; F. F. A. 10, 11,12. Eleanor May Zelinski ........................“Ele Office Staff 12; Play Day 11; Teenettes 12; Christ- mas Pageant 12. 29

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Jo Ann Taylor................................ Jo Ceramics 11; Teenettes 11,12; Chorus 11,12; Christmas Pageant 12. Jerry W. Tindall............................ Ivan Gym Exhibit 10; Sportsmen's Club 10,11; Hi-Y 10,11,12; Hi-Y treasurer 11,12; Chorus 10,11, 12; County Chorus 12; Bowling League Christ- mas Pageant 12. Frank J. Thomasec.................... Thomasec Vocational Agriculture 10,11,12; F. F. A. 10,11, 12; Gym Exhibit. Shirley Ann Torchio...................... Shirlee Christmas Pageant 12; Teenettes 11,12; Pallette Club 12. Thomas B. Troupe......................... Tom Gym Exhibit 10; Track 11; Christmas Pageant 12; County Chorus 12; Chorus 11,12. James Patrick Valiensi.................... Bals Chorus 10; Hi-Y 10,11,12; Band 10,11,12. Elaine M. Van Horn......................... Lani Usherette 12. Alice Elsie Vannatten................ Alice Teenettes 10; Gym Exhibit 10; Chorus 11,12; Cheerleader 10,11,12; Christmas Pageant 12. 28

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class wil BILL BAILEY takes his conceit with him; no one else wants it. JIM ROBINSON leaves his one-arm driving to JOE EMIG, who does almost as well. Speaking of leaving things, LAURA DOUBLE leaves her cackle to the chickens on JANE ALLISON'S farm. JANICE BAUGHMAN gives her flutter to anyone who wants to bribe the boys. ELEANOR ZELINSKI leaves her D.A. haircut to all the gals who are trying to get up the nerve. TOM TROUPE leaves the pencil behind his ear to FRED GIDDINGS who never can locate one. The Fowler Cab Company is claiming TED LATIMER'S car to haul Midgets around in. FLOSSIE KAUFFMAN leaves her fiery blushes to the P L E Railroad to use for the blinker signals. ED LANGFORD is leaving everything to the girl he has yet to find. To Union High School, ETHEL GODDARD leaves a burglar alarm. She's so afraid someone will steal her books that she takes them all home every night. BOB DOYLE leaves all his smuggled smokes to DICK PIERCE, who comes right out in the open with them. MARILYN MORRIS wants to get rid of her hic-cupsl Does anyone want them? To SANDY GRELL, we leave FLOY ARTMAN'S con- sistent good disposition. ELAINE VAN HORN wills her D.A. to the ducks. SHIRLEY TORCHIO may be little, but l Any- how she leaves her giggle to DOT JENDRYSIK. TOM KRINER'S befuddled answers go to RICHARD PARK, who needs some new material to get out of dif- ficulties. GEORGE SAFRANIC plans on leaving quietly before anyone discovers where he gets all his money. MARY ANN NOGEE leaves her millions of duti es to JACKIE FRENCH, who needs something to keep her oc- cupied in study halls. NEIL SAMS leaves his car to anyone with enough money to fix it up. He doesn't have any. You might say he eats all his profits. MARTHA JO HILL leaves for Nancy, France. (Her hubby is stationed there.) DON BOWDEN leaves his water bucket to next year's managers. JIM VOGUS takes his sense of humor with him—too bad, it's going to be awfully dry next year. BOB KRATOFIL leaves his teddy bear haircut to the Fuller Brush Company to use as a whisk broom. JERRY TINDALL leaves his dancing------wherever he got it! 1111 JANE ANN WALLACE leaves her brains in History class to KEN SHICK to whom they would come in handy. RICHARD LIST leaves his ability to get pals out of trouble to anyone who can handle the job. ELVIE HANNA leaves her bologna slicing to the next unfortunate meat chopper. DAVE SPARKS leaves his lazy Southern drawl to CHUCKIE RATCLIFF who had the laziness but not the drawl. JIM VALIENSI leaves his clarinet to the band—they couldn't get along without it. DAVE LEE PER leaves the girls alone. (Are we kidding?) JOAN MATTOCKS doesn't leave anything. She is tak- ing it all with her in that big pocketbook of hers! JIM GWIN leaves his car to anyone that will pay the towing fee to the junk yard. JACK HENRY leaves his motor cycle to the Hell Drivers. JIM REED isn't leaving anything. He hasn't anything to leave. DIPPY PRESNAR wills all her voluminous sneezes to the Fire Station—just in case the siren ever breaks. BOB JONES leaves two fingers to the Bowling Alley. He had to leave'em. They got stuck in one of the ballsl DONNA PLANO leaves her hips to Sammy Kaye's band. You know Swing'n Sway . SHIRLEY VERENSKI bequeaths her Marilyn Monroe walk to LUCILLE PAGLEY who has the nips, so why not the strut? RUTH JONES leaves her gossiping to anyone who thinks they have the room to talk (and she certainly doesn't!) PAT RYHAL leaves her willingness to be a good sport to JOAN KELNZING who could sure use that suggestioni MARGRIT METTE gives her precise handwritin' to ye olde Peterson system. Her's is far neater. CHRIS ROGAN leaves the mail bag he used over the holidays to the Junior Class to carry their money in. SUZIE MORRISSEY leaves for Florida after school's out. If she arrives, we better notify the police to clear the highways. EUGENIA MARTINKO leaves her little white lies. (At last). Well, anyway, she didn't tell big black ones. ROLAND BATOR leaves his job of putting air into tires at Shipsky's to anyone who has enough hot air to do it without an air hose. BOB CLAYTON wills his silly grin to the Junior wolves who like to thrill young girls. JOYCE CRAWFORD leaves her hot lip to the little trumpet players in the band. PATTY BENKOSKY savs she doesn't like the Union boys, so she leaves tnem under the care of THELMA EZZELL who will be glad to take over. DON HEASLEY hands down his hot-rodding to CHUB KELLY who can really make his jalopy fly. JIM HUDSON leaves Union to go back to work at the Tastee Freez. His boss wants him back because he at- tracted so much female business. (La de da!) ANDREW JANOVICK leaves his little mouth to HARRY HARTZELL who stretches his from so much exercise. Never trust girls with eyes of brown; they'II take one kiss and turn you down. This doesn't apply to MARY HEASLEY though; she leaves her eyes to the Sophomore girls who can't be trusted no matter what color their eyes are. MICKEY YANNUCCI leaves the lav-for a change! DOT CWYNAR leaves her alarm clock to anyone who finds it practically impossible to get up in the morning. JUNE GORDON just plain leaves. She never came too often anyhow. 30