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

 - Class of 1966

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The UTOPIAN •1966• PRESENTED BY THE “SCOTTIES” OF UNION AREA HIGH SCHOOL NEW CASTLE, PENNSYLVANIA 0 TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION FACULTY............... 3 SENIORS............................... 13 UNDERCLASSMEN......................... 37 ACTIVITIES............................ 43 SPORTS................................ 83 JUNIOR HIGH........................... 95 ADVERTISEMENTS........................109 2 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY ADMINISTRATORS 4 MR JACK BOGGS Guidance Director SECRETARIES Mrs. Carol Palmer. Mr. Zarones secretary, is pictured above. This is Mrs Mary M Pen well's first year as our business secretary. Pictures not available: Mrs. Elsie Palkovich. as- sistant Bookkeeper, and Mrs. Clara Ingham. Book- keeper and Secretary to the Board Secretary Mrs Gloria Mastropietro is Mr. Houk’s secretary. Mrs. Lois Woodring is Mr McColgin’s secretary Mrs Nan Morgan is Mr Bogg s secretary 5 SCHOOL BOARD This years school board is- Seated, from Left to Right: Isabelle Bartley; Russell Bowers, president; Joe Parks, vice-president; Paul Rice, secretary Standing: Edward Carr. Claude Jenkins. Robert Pearsall. Phil Clark. Wendell McColgin. supervising principal. NURSE Our school nurse Mrs. Eleanor Birt has quite a job. She takes care of the audio-visual tests, TB check-ups. and junior’s exam- inations in addition to her other daily responsibilities CAFETERIA STAFF The cafeteria staff who serve fine meals every school day are from Left to Right: Rose Monico, Mae Del Principle. Julia Deiger. Catherine Fabian, and Phyllis Boenar CUSTODIANS Men custodians, who are always there when you need them, are from Left to Right: Charles Clark, and Bill Cumberledge Our very capable women custo- dians are from Left to Right: Ruth Bartholemew, Catherine Haughlin, Modestine Patsy, and Julie Franciscone. Mrs Phyllis Magusiak was not present for the picture. LANGUAGE Mrs Martha McChesney (left) teaches Latin I and II and German I and II. (German I was first added to Union's curriculum last year and Gerirtan II this year.) Mrs EleanorGaskell (right) teaches French I. II. and III. ENGLISH The 1965-66 English department is comprised of (seated) Mrs. Harriet Marsh. Mrs Delores Summers. Mrs. Lucille Humphrey, (standing) Mrs Alice Clymer, Mrs Joan Bates. Miss Mary Ann Craig. Mr David Amodie. and Mrs Mary Harvey LIBRARIAN 8 Mr Donald Logan runs our library with the help of the student librarians. This is Mr Logan's second year as librarian at Union. HOME ECONOMICS Mrs. Louise Davis is about to take an experimental peek at her new specialty as Mrs. Patricia Richards awaits the first sample. (The portrait in the left of the picture is one of several drawings ‘cooked up by the senior girls to portray the many moods of Mrs. Davis.) ART Miss Joyce Arnold, a first year teacher at Union, proudly dis- plays the work of sophomore Jim Bistyga MUSIC Playing the organ is Mr Ray Melcer who heads our choral department. Standing is Mr Terral Stoffer, director of our Concert Band and Junior High Band The organ that Mr Melcer is playing was bought with money earned in student candy sales. 9 HEALTH SPECIAL EDUCATION Mr John Takacs fearlessly leads the driver training- and safety education program Mrs Frances Butts and Mr. Richard Hart teach health to both junior and senior high DRIVER TRAINING Mr Harley Collins, the special education teacher, is pictured above. COMMERCIAL 10 The commercial teachers pictured here are Miss Carmel Lupo, typing and shorthand; Mr Sam Venturella, typing and general business; Mr. Donald Keil, business math and business law MATH The members of the Math depart- ment are: Mrs Susan Fisher, who teaches Practical Math and Basic Math. Mr. Ivan Sarg-ent, who teaches Trigonometry, Plane Geometry. Solid Geometry, and Algebra III. Mr. Samuel Ben- ninghoff, who teaches Jr. High Math Mr Ralph Ascione, who teaches Algebra I and II. Mr. Jay Hutcheson, who teaches Jr. High Math and Science. Mr. Robert Mclntire, who teaches Physics and Algebra II. SCIENCE The members of the Science depart- ment are: Mr Donald Bromley, who teaches Safety Education and Jr. High Science Mr Socrates R0U88O8. who teaches Chemistry. Mr. Gary Holtzapple. who teaches Biology Mr Ted Gibson, who teaches Biology and Jr. High Science. PHYSICAL EDUCATION The instructors of our gym classes are: Mr. Michael Covelli, who teaches Gym and Driver Train- ing Mrs Judy Strini, who teaches Gym. Mr. Leonard Dougherty, who teaches Gym and History. 11 INDUSTRIAL ARTS Left to Right: Mr Burchett, Industrial Arts and Wood Shop; Mr Beichner, Industrial Arts and Metal Shop. SOCIAL STUDIES The Social Studies Department is com- posed of the following' teachers: Left to Right: Mr. Conti. World History; Mr Calabrese. U S. History; Mr. Clymer, World History, and Geography; Mr. Zarlengo, U.S. History; Miss Rentz. Economics and American Government; Mr. Gardner. Pennsylvania History. AGRICULTURE Mr. Ward, pictured at the left, is one of the Vo-Ag teachers Mr Seamans, the head of the Agri- culture Department, was not available when pictures were taken. 12 SENIORS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Under the leadership of class president Bill Sauders the Seniors were really going places. He capably guided the class in all its activities Treasurer Joe Paglia handled the finances which helped pay for our trip to Washington. D.C. Bob Hoover, our vice-president, helped boost our class income from magazine sales so that our trip and other activities would be the best ever. Secretary Betty Finamore looks like she is ready to go places. Betty's hard work brought re- wards to the whole class. u i Diane Irene Allen Sue Judith Ann Barber Judi Elizabeth Ann Berkely Betty Lawrence C. Anderson Larry Philip Michael Annarella Ralph Joan C. Bender Joan Kathleen Ann Biondi Kathie Gerry Margaret Ammons Sis Kaye Bemstine Kaye William Lewis Bevan BUI 15 Rebecca Jane Book Beck! NO PICTURE AVAILABLE Eddie Samuel Brown Mouse Larry John Burns Larry David Lee Carley Dave Cathy Ann Chaplan Cathy Carl Rocco Chiafullo Carl Frances Ann Chiaro Fran Mark Harvey Christy Sugar Bear Lois Maxine Clark Lois Marie Antionette Cl use Marie 16 Frank Anthony Conti Frank Herbert Boss Davidson Birt Patricia Ann Davis Patty Mark William Dewberry Mark Frances Eileen Dudo Frani Cheryl Dupell Cherie Margaret Ann Eppinger Epp Louis Edward Ezzo Lou 17 Gaylen Louise Faller Gaylen Linda Marie Feil Linda Elizabeth Jean Finamore Betty Evelyn Rae Fisher Evelyn Michael G. Flynn Mikey Jerry Joseph Fobes Plummer Sharon Lee Frankovich Cher Joann Fusco Joann 18 Barbara Ann Garczewski Barb Cynthia Germani Cyn William Richard Gierlach Bill Edward C. Glidden, Jr. Mr. Ed Elizabeth Jane Goodge Betty Richard E. Goughler Rock Cynthia Jane Gould Cindy Barbara Dale Grim Barb Jack Randy Hare Rabbit Roberta Lynne Harrison Bobbie 19 I Timothy Herman Hilke Weed Clement Jan Hilton Weaail Michael Frank Hink Chopper Janet Marie Hoagland Jan Wesley S. Homner Wes Robert Conrad Hoover Bob Sharon Lee Hunt Sea Hunt Kathleen Ruth Jenkins Kathy Gwenda Lynn Johnston Lulu Walter John Johnson Knlah 20 John Matthews Kassi Kui Patricia Elaine Kegarise Pat Charles Thomas Kelley Tom Gary L. Kelso Gary Susan Jean Kerr Sue Daniel Wayne Kirsch D affer John Lewis Knoll Yober Peggy L. Krueger p« y Joseph S. Kuharski Ku Leslie Ellen Lance Les 21 Dorothy Jean Leas ure Dot i Charlotte Leishman Charlotte Louis Anthony Lepore Lou Ronald J. Lombardo Ron Garry Lee Marshall Garry Lee Thomas O. Marshall Tom Raymond Allen Martin Domenic J. Marzano Mouae Don 22 Donald R Mastropietro Mas William A Matonak Bill Gary D. McClenahan Jughead Lucinda Mclver Cindy 23 Marcia Ann Navarra Marcia Joanne Marie Novak Joanne Jill Anne Nicholls Jill Joe Paglia Joe John C. Panella Nellie 2 4 Angela Patrella Angela Ronald J. Quinn Quizzy Mary Catherine Rice Cathy Dale Richard Rice Meeces Bette Jane Riggans Bette Mary Jo Riggans Mary David Rishel Dave Jo Ellen Robb Jo Karla Monyeen Rohrer Bebe Gary Dean Rowell Smokey 25 Ermin L. Sallmen Erm William H Sanders Wilma William E. Sauders Saud David Saylor Say 26 Paul John Sniezek Snez Thomas Anthony Sniezek Tom Frances Marie Spinelli Francie David James Stasko Dave Charles Arthur Stevens Mumbles Randall Paul Surface Lawrence of Arabia Barbara Jean Sweesy Barb Ronald Eugene Tarn as ki Little Bear Annette Marie Telesz Annette Patricia Ann Telesz Pat 27 Paul Dennis Vesco Charles Michael Warren Paul Whip Larry Watson Larwhole Daniel E. White Dan William Lawrence Whiting: Bill Gary Maynard Wholf Gary Linda Lee Williams Linda Steven James Williams Steve Judy Ann Wilson Judy Karen Lynn Wood ring Karen Theresa Zuzow Tree 28 June, 1966 Dear Friends, The end of my stay in the U S. is coming closer and there is one question which arises more and more often: Are you glad to go back to Norway or do you rather want to stay in this country? It is a difficult question. I love my native country and my Norwegian family, and of course I’m anxious to see them again On the other hand I can hardly see how it is possible to cut off the ties which bind me to my American family and all the friends I’ve got here So it is certainly with mixed emotions I shall leave your country. Now I can look back upon a year as a student at Union High School I want you all to know and to feel how grateful I am for the way you received me and treated me. You certainly have given me an unforgettable experience this year and I will miss you all. One summer I hope to be back to visit you, so let me not close with good-bye, but rather see you again Eldri ELDRI ESPEDAL, our AFS'er from Norway This cowgirl decided she liked Viking ships better Looks like an international ball but not really Eldri’s date for the Prom was Art. an AFS'er from Thailand. Eldri can run pretty fast, but she was still worried about that bull. At home Eldri wears her costume on national holi- days and celebrations, not very often because it's terrible hot . Eldri’s struggles with home- work during the first few weeks were made more bear- able by the typically un- Norwegian weather. Dancing a folk-dance is much easier when there's a good-looking guy there instead of your Ameri- can sister. Eldri couldn’t find any moun- tains to climb so she started climbing trees 29 ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTS Award Winner Agriculture..............................................Mike Hink Art............................................Frances Chiaro Band.........................................Gary McClenahan Chorus...................................................Joan Bender Commercial...................................Karen Woodring English.........................................Kathy Jenkins Mathematics.....................................Joan Bender Science.........................................Joan Bender Activities Girl.................................................Marcia Navarra Boy....................................................Mike Hink American Agriculturalist Award..................Ron Tarnaski American Cyanamid First.........................................Joan Bender Second........................................James Smith Bausch and Lomb.................................James Smith Cheerleading Awards.............................Betty Goodge Barbara Grim Jo Ellen Robb Crisco Award..........................................Beverly Smock D. A.R...................................................Joan Bender Danforth Awards Girl.................................................Marcia Navarra Boy....................................................John Peluso Pharmacy Award..................................Cynthia Gould Yearbook Awards..............................Joan Bender (Ed) Becki Book (Ed) Betty Berkely (Bus. Mgr.) Jill Nicholls (Bus. Mgr.) Joe Paglia (Spts. Ed.) National Math Exam..................................Mark Christy Elks Leadership Award.......................................Joan Bender Optimist Boy of the Month...........................Dave Rishel Magna Cum Laude (Achievement in Latin) Joan Bender Betty Berkely Frances Dudo Sharon Hunt Kathy Jenkins Rita Monico Carol Menning Marcia Navarra James Smith Patty Telesz TOP ACCORDING TO ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT TEN Cynthia Gould (tied for r ) Kathy Jenkins ••6 Joan Bender M|H Janet Hoagland (tied for T) Gaylen Faller 10 3] SENIOR INFORMATION DIANE ALLEN Teenettes 10 11 12 G A A. 11 12 GERRY AMMONS Art Club President 12 FTA 10 11 12 Band 10 11 12 O AA 10 Junior Play Senior Play LARRY ANDERSON Pep Band 10 11 12 Dance Band lO 11 Band lO 11 12 PHILIP ANNARELLA Student Council 10 French Club 12 Varsity L 12 FNA 12 Football 10 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 1C Junior Play Senior Play JUDI BARBER Office Aid 12 U-Hi News 11 Teenettes 10 11 12 FNA 11 Concert Choir 11 12 Oirls’ Ensemble 10 Pep Club 10 11 12 G A A 10 11 12 JOAN BENDER Student Council 11 N.H.S 11 12 Utopian ll 12 Co-Editor 12 U-Hi News 10 11 FTA. lO 11 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 Q A A 10 11 Junior Play Regional Chorus 12 Accompanist 10 11 12 Concert Choir lO 11 12 Girls' Ensemble 10 11 12 County Chorus 10 12 District Chorus 12 Honors Chorus 12 BETTY BERKELY Student Council 12 NHS 11 12 French Club 12 Utopian 11 12 Co-Business Mgr 12 Drill Team 12 U-Hi News 10 11 Class Secretary ll FTA. 10 11 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 Secretary 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 O A A 10 11 12 Treasurer 11 Secretary 12 Junior Play KAYE BERN STINE U-Hi News 11 Teenettes 10 11 12 FNA 11 12 Girls' Ensemble 10 12 Pep Club 10 11 Q A A 10 11 12 Junior Play WILLIAM BEVAN Pep Band 10 11 12 Dance Band 11 12 Projection Club 10 Band 10 M 12 Vice-President 12 Pep Club 10 County Band 12 Honors Band 11 KATHY BIONDI French Club 10 11 12 Drill Team ll 12 FTA. 10 11 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 Concert Choir 12 Girls' Ensemble 11 Pep Club 10 11 BECK1 BOOK French Club 12 Utopian 11 12 Co-Editor 12 U-Hi News 10 11 FTA 10 11 12 Historian 11 Treasurer 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 FNA 11 12 Girls' Ensemble lO Pep Club lO 11 12 O A A 10 11 12 Junior Play Senior Play EDDIE BROWN F.FA. 10 11 12 Track 10 Pep Club 10 LARRY BURNS F FA 10 11 12 Track 10 11 12 Pep Club 10 DAVE CARLBY French Club lO 11 Varsity L lO 11 12 Baseball lO 11 12 CATHY CHAPLIN French Club lO 11 12 FTA lO 11 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 Girls' Ensemble lO O A A 11 CARL CHIA FULLO Varsity L 11 12 Treasurer 12 FNA 12 Football 10 11 12 Baseball 10 11 12 Concert Choir 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 President 12 Junior Play Senior Play FRANCES CH1ARO French Club 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 Concert Choir 11 Oirls' Ensemble 10 Pep Club 12 OAA. 10 11 12 Art Club 12 MARK CHRISTY French Club ll Historian ll Varsity L 11 12 Track 10 11 12 Pep Club in MARIE CL USE French Club 10 11 Librarian 11 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 Girls' Ensemble ll Pep Club 10 11 OAA 10 11 12 FRANK CONTI Pep Band 10 11 12 Dance Band 10 11 12 Class Vice-President ll Band 10 11 12 Treasurer 12 District Band 10 12 Regional Band 10 12 BERT DAVIDSON F.FA. 10 11 12 Band 10 Track 10 PATTY DAVIS Teenettes lO 11 12 Majorette 10 Pep Club 10 11 12 GAA. lO 11 12 Color Guard Captam-12 MARK DEWBERRY Concert Choir 11 12 Pep Club 12 County Chorus 12 CONNIE DIERFIELD Teenettes 10 11 12 FNA 12 Cheeneaoer 10 Girts' Ensemble lO 12 OAA 10 11 12 DEBBIE DILLEY Band 10 11 12 County Band 12 OAA 11 12 FRANCES DUDO French Club lO Teenettes 10 11 12 FNA 11 12 Treasurer 12 Cheerleader 10 11 Concert Choir 11 12 Girls' Ensemble 10 Pep Club lO 11 OAA 10 11 12 President 12 MARGARET EPPINGER NHS 11 12 French Club 11 12 Utopian ll 12 U-Hi News lO 11 Editor 11 FTA. lO 11 12 Teenettes 10 11 Junior Play ELDR1 ESPEDAL (A FS Student) Student Council 12 French Club 12 Utopian 12 Teenettes 12 Concert Choir 12 OAA 12 County Choms 12 District Chorus 12 LOUIS EZZO F.FA. 10 11 12 Varsity L 11 12 Basketball 11 12 Concert Choir 12 Pep Club 10 11 GAYLEN FALLER Pep Band 12 French Club 11 12 FTA. 10 11 12 Teenettes 11 12 Band 10 11 12 Pep Club 10 OAA lO 11 12 Junior Play LINDA FEIL French Club 11 Teenettes 12 BETTY FIN AMORE French Club 11 12 Drill Team 11 12 Co-Captain 12 U-Hi News 10 11 Co-Editor 11 Class Officer 12 Secretary FTA 10 11 Reporter Teenettes 10 11 12 FNA. 11 12 Girls' Ensemble 10 Youth Correspondent ll 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 OAA lO 11 12 Junior Play Senior Play EVELYN FISHER Teenettes lO 12 Art Club 12 Oirls' Ensemble 10 OAA 10 11 RUSS FLEBGER Varsity L 12 Football 10 11 12 MAUREEN FLYNN French Club 11 FTA. 10 Teenettes 12 FNA 11 12 MICHAEL FLYNN FTA 10 11 Pep Club 10 11 Art Club 12 JERRY FOBE8 FTA. 10 11 12 Chaplain ll 12 SHARON FRANKOVICH Office Aid 12 Librarian ll 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 Pep Club 11 12 OAA 10 11 12 JOANN FUSCO Oirls' Ensemble 11 BARBARA GARCZEW8K1 FTA, 10 Librarian 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 FNA 11 12 Oirls' Ensemble 10 OAA 10 11 12 CYNTHIA GERMANI Office Aid 10 FT A 10 11 Teenettes 10 11 12 FNA 11 12 Pep Club 12 G A A 10 11 12 Junior Play BILL GIERLACH FTA. 10 11 12 ED OLEDDEN Varsity L 10 11 12 Football 10 11 Track 10 BETTY OOODGE Student Council lO FTA. 10 11 12 Historian 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 FNA 10 11 12 Cheerleader 10 11 12 Co-Captain 11 Captain 12 Concert Choir ll 12 President 12 Pep Club 12 OAA 10 11 12 Junior Play Senior Play County Chorus 12 RICHARD OOUOHLER Pep Band ll 12 French Club 11 FTA 10 11 12 Varsity L 11 12 Band 10 11 12 Basketball Manager 10 Pep Club 11 County Band 10 12 CYNTHIA GOULD N.H 8 11 12 Utopian 12 Drill Team 12 FTA. 10 11 Teenettes 10 11 12 FNA 11 12 Secretary 12 Concert Choir 11 12 Girls’ Ensemble 10 Pep Club 10 11 OAA 10 11 12 Art Club 12 BARBARA GRIM Student Council 12 French Club 11 12 Class Vice-President 10 Class Treasurer ll FTA lO Librarian 10 Teenettes 10 11 12 FNA 10 11 12 Cheerleader 10 11 12 Concert Choir 10 11 12 Pep Club 12 Junior Play County Chorus 10 District Chorus 12 Regional Chorus 12 RANDY HARE Band 10 11 12 County Band 12 ROBERTA HARRISON Office Aid 11 12 U-Hi News 10 Librarian lO 11 Teenettes 10 11 12 Concert Choir lO 11 OAA. 11 12 TIM HILKE F FA 10 11 12 CLEMENT HILTON F FA 10 11 12 MIKE HINK Student Council 11 FTA. 10 11 12 F FA. 10 11 12 Secretary 11 President 12 Varsity L 10 11 12 Parliamentarian 12 FNA 11 12 Football 10 11 12 Co-Captain 12 Track 10 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Junior Play JANET HOAOLAND NHS 11 12 Utopian 12 U-Hi News ll FTA 10 ll 12 Reporter Teenettes 10 11 12 FNA 11 12 President 12 Concert Choir 1112 Vice-President 12 Girls' Ensemble 10 OAA 11 12 ROBERT HOOVER Class Vice-President 12 FTA 10 11 12 President 12 Varsity L 10 11 12 French Club 11 Football 10 11 12 Track 10 11 12 SHARON HUNT Pep Band 12 Dance Band 11 N.H.8. 11 12 Secretary 12 Utopian 12 FT A 12 F.N.A. 11 12 Vice-Preetdent 12 Band 10 11 12 OAA 11 Senior Play County Band 12 KATHLEEN JENKINS Pep Band 12 Dance Band 10 11 NHS 11 12 Treaaurer 12 Utopian 11 12 FT.A 10 11 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 Band 10 ll 12 Concert Choir 11 Pep Club 10 OAA 10 11 12 Junior Play Senior Play OVENDAJOHNSTON French Club 12 Drill Team 11 12 Librarian 11 Teenettes 10 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 OAA. 10 11 12 PETE JOHN8TON FFF 10 Pep Club 12 JOHN KASSI French Club 10 11 PATTY KEG ARISE Teenettes 10 11 12 Conoert Choir 12 Oirl's Ensemble 10 11 OAA 10 11 CHARLE8 KELLEY FT A 10 11 12 Varsity L 11 12 Librarian 10 Football 11 12 Manager Pep Club 10 11 12 GARY KELSO French Club 11 Pep Club 10 11 SUSAN KERR French Club 11 12 Drill Team 11 12 Librarian 10 Teenettes 10 11 Pep Club 10 OAA. 10 Art Club 12 DAN K1RSCH Protection Club 10 11 U-Hi News 11 Varsity L 11 12 Football 10 11 12 Basketball 10 11 12 Pep Club lO 11 Junior Play Senior Play JOHN KNOLL Pep Band 10 11 12 Dance Band 10 11 FT.A 10 11 12 Band 10 11 12 Track 11 12 Conoert Choir 12 Pep Club 10 11 County Chorus 12 District Chorus 12 PEOGY KRUEOER Utopian 12 Drill Team 12 Teenettes lO 11 12 FNA 11 12 Girls’ Ensemble 10 Pep Club 12 OAA 10 11 12 JOSEPH KUHARSK1 Student Council 10 French Club 12 Treasurer 12 Class President ll FT A 10 11 Varsity L 10 11 12 FNA 11 12 Football 10 11 12 Basketball 11 Baseball 10 11 12 Junior Play LESLIE LANCE Librarian lO Teenettes 10 11 12 FNA 12 Majorette 12 SENIOR INFORMATION Band 10 11 12 Pep Club 10 12 OAA 10 11 12 Junior Play DOROTHY LEASURE Librarian 10 11 Teenettes 10 11 12 Oirls' Ensemble 10 12 Pep Club 10 11 O A A lO 11 12 CHARLOTTE LIE8HMAN French Club 10 11 Teenettes 10 11 12 Art Club 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 O.A A 10 11 8enior Play RONALD LOMBARDO Pep Band 10 11 12 French Club 11 12 FT A 12 Band 10 11 12 County Band 11 12 District Band 11 12 Regional Band 12 EDNA LUrFEY Student Council 12 French Club 11 Teenettes 10 11 12 FNA 11 12 O.A.A 10 11 12 CARLA MARINO Office Aid 10 U-Hl News 11 Librarian 10 11 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 FNA 11 12 Pep Club 11 12 OAA 10 11 12 Junior Play GARY MARSHALL Librarian 10 FNA 12 Football lO 11 Basketball 10 Baseball lO Pep Club 10 11 12 Junior Play Senior Play TOM MARSHALL Pep Band 10 12 Band 10 11 12 Football lO 11 Track 10 DON MARZANO Band 10 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 DON MASTROPIETRO Utopian 12 F T A. lO 11 Vice-President 11 Varsity L 10 11 12 Vice-President 12 Football 11 Basketball 10 11 12 Baseball 10 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Treasurer 12 Junior Play BILL MATONAK NHS 11 12 President 12 FT A 10 11 12 Vice-President 12 GARY McCLENAHAN Pep Band 10 11 Dance Band 10 11 Librarian 10 Band 10 11 12 President 12 Conoert Choir 12 Pep Club 10 County Band 10 District Band 12 Regional Band 12 CINDY McIVER French Club 11 12 Office Aid lO Teenettes 10 11 12 Cheerleader 10 11 Qirls' Ensemble 10 Pep Club 10 11 12 OAA 10 11 12 JIM McKAY Student Council ll FT A 10 11 Baseball 10 Concert Choir 12 Pep Club 11 12 Junior Play Senior Play JANICE McVICKER Drill Team 11 12 U-Hi News 11 Teenettes 10 11 12 Art Club 12 Oirls Ensemble lO Pep Club 11 12 JENNIFER MEDURE Office Aid 12 U-Hi News 11 Librarian 10 Teenettes 10 11 12 FNA 11 12 Oirls’ Ensemble 10 Pep Club 11 12 O.A A 10 11 12 8enior Play CAROL MENNINO NHS 11 12 French Club 12 Drill Team 10 11 12 Treasurer 11 F T A lO 11 12 Parliamentarian 12 Teenettes 10 ll 12 Vice-President 11 President 12 Junior Play Art Club 12 (Treasurer) ROCCO MINETTI F F A lO RITA MON1CO French Club 12 Drill Team lO 11 12 Captain 12 Class Secretary 10 F T A 10 11 12 Reporter 11 Secretary 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 Art Club 12 (Vice-Pros ) Oirls' Ensemble 10 Pep Club 11 12 OAA 10 11 12 Secretary 11 Vice-President 12 JOHN MORGAN French Club 11 Varsity L 10 11 12 Football 11 12 Basketball 10 Baseball 10 11 12 Pep Club 12 LUCILLE MORRISON Librarian 12 Teenettes lO 11 12 Pep Club 12 OAA 11 12 TOM MYERS French Club 10 U-Hi News 10 Football 11 12 Basketball 11 Pep Club 10 12 Junior Play Senior Play MARCIA NAVARRA Student Council 11 12 Vice-President ll President 12 NHS 11 12 FTA 10 11 12 Secretary 12 Librarian ll FHA 11 Band lO 11 12 County Band 12 Utopian 11 12 JILL NICHOLL8 French Club 10 11 12 Utopian ll 12 Business Manager 12 U-Hi News ll Junior Play Art Club 12 JOANNE NOVAK NHS 11 12 Office Aid 10 FTA 10 Teenettes 10 11 12 FNA 11 12 Pep Club 12 JOE PAOLIA N.H.8 11 12 Vice-President 12 Utopian ll 12 Sport Editor 12 Class Treasurer 12 FTA 10 Varsity L 12 Basketball 10 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Junior Play JOHN PANELLA Pep Band 10 11 12 Dance Band 10 11 12 Projection Club 10 11 12 Librarian 10 Band 10 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 JOHN PELUSO FTA. 10 11 12 Varsity L 12 Band 10 11 12 Basketball 10 11 12 Pep Club 12 RONALD GUINN FFA. 12 Librarian 12 Track 12 CATHY RICE Teenettes 10 Concert Choir 11 12 Pep Club 11 DALE RICE Pep Band 10 11 12 Dance Band 10 11 12 French Club 10 Projection Club 10 11 12 FTA. 10 11 12 (Treas-12) Varsity L 10 11 12 Band 10 11 12 Track 10 11 Junior Play Senior Play BETTE RIGGANS Drill Team 10 11 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 FNA 11 12 Concert Choir 11 12 Oirls' Ensemble 10 Pep Club 10 11 12 OAA 10 11 12 Senior Play MARY RJOOAN8 Drill Team lO Teenettes 10 Oirls’ Ensemble lO OAA 10 11 DAVID RISHEL Varsity L 10 11 12 Football 11 12 Basketball 10 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 JO ELLEN ROBB Office Aid 10 Teenettes 10 11 12 Cheerleader 12 Concert Choir 11 12 Oirls’ Ensemble 10 Pep Club 10 11 12 OAA 10 11 12 Color Guard 10 Junior Play Senior Play County Chorus 12 KARLA ROHRER Student Council 10 NHS 11 12 Utopian 11 12 Drill Team 10 11 12 U-Hi News 11 FTA 10 11 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 French Club 12 Concert Choir 10 11 12 OAA 11 Junior Play County Chorus 10 12 District Chorus 11 12 Regional Chorus ll 12 Art Club 12 Honors Chorus 10 11 12 GARY ROWELL Art Club 12 ERMIN 8ALLMEN Student Council 11 12 Vice-President 12 French Club Utopian 11 12 FTA lO 11 12 Varsity L 10 11 12 FNA 11 12 Football 10 11 Baseball 10 Conoert Choir (Sec ) 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Junior Play Senior Play County Chorus 12 WILLIAM SANDERS Pep Band 10 11 12 Dance Band 10 11 12 French Club 12 FTA. 10 11 12 Varisty L 10 11 12 Band 10 11 12 Track 10 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 County Band 12 WILLIAM SAUDERS 33 Student Council 10 Class President 12 SENIOR INFORMATION Varsity L 10 tl 12 President Librarian 10 Football 10 11 12 Basketball 10 Track 10 11 Pep Club 11 12 DAVID SAYLOR Varsity L 10 11 Librarian 10 Football 10 11 12 Track 10 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Senior Play DON SEDGEWICK Art Club 12 BARBARA SHANNON French Club 10 11 12 Teenette8 10 11 12 FNA 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 GAA 10 11 12 PATRICIA SHIELDS French Club 12 FT. A. 10 11 Librarian 11 12 Teenettee 10 11 12 FNA 11 12 O.A.A. 10 11 12 Color Guard 11 Art Club 12 Secretary 12 LARRY SIMMONS Pep Band 10 11 12 Dance Band 10 11 Band 10 11 12 Track 10 11 12 JIM SMITH NHS 11 12 F T A iO 11 12 Senior Play BEVERLY SMOCK Librarian 10 Teenettee 10 11 12 Girls’ Ensemble 11 F H A 12 PAUL SNIEZEK Pep Club 10 11 TOM SNIEZEK Pep Club IO FRANCES 8PINELL1 U Hi News 11 Teenettes 10 11 12 Concert Choir 11 12 Oirls' Ensemble 10 11 12 Pep Club IO 12 O.A.A. 10 11 12 DAVID 8TASKO F F A 10 11 12 Treasurer 12 CHARLE8 STEVENS Pep Club IO 11 12 RANDY SURFACE Pep Band IO 11 12 Band 10 11 12 Art Club 12 BARBARA SWEESY Librarian 12 Teenettes IO 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 O.A.A. 10 11 12 RON TARNA8KI Class Officer 12 Treasurer F F A IO 11 12 Treasurer Vice-President Varsity L 11 12 Secretary Librarian 10 11 12 FNA 12 Football 10 11 12 Track 10 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 ANNETTE TELESZ Teenettes 10 11 12 FNA 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 Q A.A 10 PAT TELESZ French Club 12 F T.A 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 FNA 11 12 O.A.A. 10 CHARLES WARREN Class President IO FT A 10 11 12 Varsity L 10 11 12 Football 10 11 12 Track 10 11 12 Basketball 10 LARRY WATSON F FA 10 11 DAN WHITE French Club 11 F T A IO 11 12 Varsity L 10 11 12 Basketball 10 11 12 BILL WHITING FFA 10 Varsity L 11 12 FNA 12 Football 10 11 12 Co-Captain 12 Pep Club 12 OARY WHOLF French Club 11 Football IO 11 12 Track 11 LINDA WILLIAMS Teenettes 10 11 12 Pep Club 12 O.A.A. 10 11 12 STEVE WILLIAMS French Club 10 JUDY WILSON F H A 10 GAA 12 KAREN WOODRING Student Council 12 French Club 10 Utopian 12 FT A 10 11 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 Majorettes 10 11 12 Co-Cap tam ll 12 Pep Club IO 11 12 O.A.A. 10 11 12 Junior Play THERESA ZUZOW Teenettes 10 ll 12 Band 10 11 12 O.A. A 10 11 12 CLASS HISTORY The saga of the Class of '66 began in 1954. As first gra- ders, we were found not only in the Union elementary build- ing; but also in little red schoolhouses scattered from the Harbor to Sunny Avenue to Edinburg. Our first six years seem almost like a dream to us now. The everyday routine of marbles, jacks, and jump rope was frequently sprinkled with big events” like arranging the showcases, preparing for the annual Safety Poster contest, changing classes for the first time, and making butter in science class. Then suddenly sixth grade came speedingly toward its end. As tradition demanded, we each brought our autograph books and ribbons. (These once all-important ribbons are now dust ridden and forgotten, if they were kept at all.) When we entered seventh grade as big kids”, we thought we had really made it. Little did we know what lay ahead of us. Our dream of finally entering the high school was punctured, when we were taken to the firehall; but the ad- ventures we ‘suffered’ there will never be forgotten -Who could ever forget “Old Faithful” exploding at regular in- tervals; paper airplanes, chalk, and other bits of debris min- gled with voices from three other classes sailing over the partitions; and Mr. Calabrese’s pizza party? On March 3 our cherished dreams of being in the old high school were abandoned forever when the trucks came to make the final move to the new high school As seventh graders many of the boys began their long careers in various sports Our seventh, eighth, and ninth grade years passed quickly amid a whirlwind of typical junior high note-writ- ing, homeroom parties, and many ‘serious’ cases of puppy love. But at last came our victory as we moved across the administrative wing and took up residence in the senior high as shaky sophomores After nine years of being five separate homerooms we elected officers and united as sophomores against the world. It was, to us, like beginning of a new era. Perhaps tenth grade should be called the joining year. As we hungrily eyed the long list of available activities, many of us bit off more than we had time to chew Along with our activities, we inherited the sophomore Christmas candy sale, more dif- ficult courses, a recognition of the increasing need to burn the 'midnight oil’. But these things only served to hasten the year along and seemingly in a matter of days we came back to Union as strutting juniors. (cont. on page 36) 34 TEACHERS IN ACTION The lining is of the finest satin and is “It could pose problems—consequently .” accented by...” “Marilyn.. Bridget.. Gina .Zsa Zsa. “Well, when I was a coach... Dickie Dobbler” 35 (Class History continued from page 34) As experienced juniors we again plunged into the await- ing year We sped through out last Christmas as underclass- men, the ordering and receiving of our class rings, and the arrival of our junior candy sale. Then came our much anticipated junior play. Not only was The Mouse That Roared considered a success, but the many practices also were scored as smashing hits. From the rooftop to the parking lot we shook the school “The Arabian Nights” was the theme of our Jr.Sr. Prom, which was our main project. Then came final tests and the year was almost over. The sadness of watching the gradu- ation of many of our friends was brightened considerably as we at last received the school key. With the autumn leaves of '65. we came back to Union for the last time, full of eagerness and perhaps a trace of fear; but definitely full of anticipation and hope In all kinds of weather we watched with pride as our boys battled their way to victory on the gridiron. During the winter, expressions like Tuff as nails’, ‘Well, would you believe...? and ‘Eh. sorry about that chief be- came part of the English language. As the year ran its course. many seniors began to replace the ‘midnight oil’ with ‘mid- night gasoline' and the 5th six weeks report cards showed ample evidence. We were so busy ordering dinks, being measured for caps and gowns, and preparing for the senior trip, that we hardly noticed the weeks creeping by. Suddenly the Prom. Shangri- la, approached and then passed. Before we realized it, final tests were over; Baccalaureate and the Senior Assembly had come and gone; and it was graduation night. It is difficult to explain how we felt that night. Naturally we were ecstatic that the event which we had anticipated for twelve years was a reality, but the realization that we would seldom see many of the friends that we had made through the years brought a twinge of sadness We are leaving Union to live among the adults of the world We leave Union to go to the colleges, to the factories, to the offices, and to the drawing boards of a great nation. We will have to learn to accept the never ending duties that face all citizens of a free society. And we must learn that “No man is an island, entire of itself; every man is a piece of the continent, a part of the main.” The saga of the Class of ‘66 didn't end on June 9, but is still continuing toward vast new horizons. by Margaret Eppinger Stronger than dirt. “My Mother is stronger than your 36 Mother” SMILE! What!? Me worry? “Standing at the corner watchin’ all the girls go by.” UNDERCLASSMEN The Junior Class started their year by electing- offi- cers From left to right they are: Bill Hassig. vice- president; Darrel Rishel. president; Pete Quinn, treasurer; and Elaine Krajewski, secretary Their duties as officers were numerous as the Junior Class sponsored the Harvest Moon Dance, the Junior-Senior Prom, and also did a terrific job on the Easter candy sale. 11A Frances Aires, Ed Anton. Judi Alick, Sam Altman. Jackie Aquaro. John Aun- kst, Gary Bacon. Barb Bevan, Bob Bidinotto, Karen Bidinotto. Lew Blews, Dennis Bok, Jo- hanna Bordynick, Ann Boughter, Paul Brysh, Bill Burkes. Cathy Calla- han, Tom Carpenter, Larry Cervone. Jim Cimini, Linda Clark. Janice Cool- ey, Connie Germani, Kathy Hanna. Susie Clenndenning, Kathy Mc- Clennahan. Missing: Nancy Barbelli, Mickey Bivans. Richard Burkes. Ann Davis. Pattie De- Lorenzo. 1 IB Lewis Commesso. Roland Cook, Vaughn Cook, Bob Doyles. Jim Davidson, John Dean. David Del- Principe, Connie Dilley, Bob Doonan. Jean Dover. Ed Dudek. Paula Dutko. Cynthia Edminston, Patty Elias. Shirley Eve. Kathy Finley. Susie Fraley, Joe Frankovich, Joanne French, Kim Gaiser, Lar- ry Gorgacz. Steve Gor- gacz. Sharon Grass. Linda Grooms Missing: Lucille Cox. Mike Dotson, Ken Gadzia, Kathy Galacia, Penny Genaro, Diane Gorgasz. 38 lie Steve DiLullo, Kathy Har- de8ter. Bill Hassig. Jim Hasson, Douglas Heasley, Beverly Heckathorne, Mary Lou Hester, Richard Hill, Paul Horney, Susan Hraczo, Joyce Hudak, Judy Hudak. Kay Hum- mel, Darryl Johnson. Ar- mas Jokinen, Olenn Jones. Lynn Kastner, Robert Kitchen. Elaine Krajewski. David Kunsel- man, Oinny Lance, James Lingenfelter. Janice Llew- ellyn, Sharon Lutz Miss- ing: Susie Allen. Leonard Halt, Beverly Hike. De- lores Kegnes, Dan Kelly. John Krupa, Agnes Jes- sop. Janet Malizia. 1 ID Ruth Antoniazzi, Phil Lincoln. Tom List, Bob Lombardo. Frank Lovich. Linda Mcllveny, Ralph Masko, John Matthews. Alana Miller. Ardith Mit- chell. Diana Morris, Donna Morris, Edna Mor- rison, Currine Mundziak. Pam Navarra. Jane Nel- son, John Nelson. Ellen Padavano. Don Palmer. George Pastore Missing: John O’Rourke. HE Virginia Pagliaro, Linda Palmer, Kathy Panella. Patti Pataki. Robert Peter- son, Frank Petrella, Kathy Proctor, Pete Quinn. Bob Raub. Richard Raush, Paula Reed. Susan Reis. Darrell Rishel, Debbie Roth. Melinda Roussos, Jackie Salzman, Connie Seminara. Gary Shoaf, Linda Shuler. Frank Smith. John Smith, Frank Sneizek. Fred Timm. Bill Toman Missing: Carl Sallmen, Bill Spencer. 39 11-F Sherry Sumner, Gary Travis, Paul Ubry, Kathy Unangst, Mickey Vig- nola. Shirley Vignola, David Villani, Andrea Vrabie, Rose Weaver, George Williams. James Womer, Joe Wotowiscz, and Paula Zarella. The class of 68 was led this year by the fol- lowing officers: President, Gary Gatto; Vice-President, Joe Chiaro; Secretary. Mar- lene Magno; Treasurer. Mark Manifrang. These and the other members of the Sopho- more Class sold Christmas candy for their main money raising project and held their annual Sophomore Party. 10- A Angela Annarella. Mick- ey Annarella, Joe Augus- tine. Patty Bartley, Mike Benedict, Jim Bistyga, Janet Booth, Steve Borow- 8ki, Diane Bowers, Du- ane Boyles, Mary Lou Brachen, Mac Brown, Rex Bruno, Emmy Burkey, Debbie Butts. Larry Cag- giano, Bruce Campbell, Ed Campbell, Charles Chaplin, Joe Chiaro. Betty Chick, Chris Christy, and Jim Cochran. 40 lOB Lavon Alley. Bonnie Au- gustine. Laurie Bidinotto, Marilyn Cluse, Tom Coch- ran. Janis Costa. Teresa Costa, Larry Dardynski, David Dess, Cathy Dew- berry. Patty Dudo, Ron Dudo, John Duzyk. Bar- bara Eve. David Faller. Norman Fox. Sally Fra- zier. Diane Frisch, Ron- ald Fye. Bonnie Gamer. Gary Gatto, Mark Gaydos, Carolyn Gierlach, Judith Glenn. Richard Glidden, Robert Glidden. Diane Greaf. John Grim. George Hake. Cindy Hammers, Nancy Harmon, Mary Heichel. Missing: Paul DeLeone, James Gal- braith. IOC Peter Bordyniuk. David Fritz. Ron Grimes. Ed Harrison, Herta Hietsch, Ed Hoagland. David Hor- ney. Trudi Hughes. Bill Hunt. Cynthia Janiel, Randy Janiel. Paul Jawor- ski. Stan Jendrysik, Geor- gianna Johns, Kathy Johnson. Terry Jones, Bill Kastner. Lynn Kenst. Barry Kerr, Debbie Kla- ber, Cathy Kradel, Geor- giann Leasure, David Leishman, Carol Linton, David List, Charles Lom- bardo. Marlene Magno. Mildred Marmo. Candice Mauney. Linda McAnal- len. Susan McAnallen. Missing: Ken Henry. Ron McKenna, Walter Karski, Barry French. 10D Joseph Lombardo. Jim Lynch, Frank Magusiak, Mark Manifrang. Patty McCart. Chari McClen- ahan, Albert McColgin, Jim McKimm. Linda Mel- nick. Rose Minetti, Amy Montgomery, Jo Ellen Montgomery, Chuck Mor- rison. Bruce Olenick. Toni Pagley, Carole Pardick. Gary Pascarella, Richard Patsy. Margaret Pearson, Ronnie Peluso, Darlene Perrino, Clinton Pitzer, Marian Pozzouli. Elaine Presnar, George Prima- vere. Jeanne Reebel, John Ridenbaugh, Lylia Rig- gans, Albert Ritchie, Kathy Roberts. Susan 10-E Terry Ruppersburger, Carol Sallmen, Gertrude Sallmen. Bette Sauders, Bill Schaas, Barbara Schmidt, Dale Schmidt, Kathy Severa, Dale Shan- non, Bill Shibler, John Shish. Ruth Ann Sim- mons, Bill Smith, Jesse Smock, Jane Sniezek, Bertha Stitt, Ed Stewart, Ron Thomas, Charles Turk, Ken Ubry, Kathy Van Fossan, Melinda Vil- lani, Nancy Walton, Di- ane Wilson, Mary Wood- ring:, Michael Yaka- povich. Missing from the picture are. Tim Sweesy, and Jim Szewczyk. SONGS OF “66” Eve of Destruction Going: Out of Our Heads Day Tripper We Gotta Get Out of This Place Around Every Corner We Can Work It Out Tijuana Taxi Call Me Don’t Mess With Bill Town Without Pity My World Is Empty Without You(Ewe) Secret Agent Man I Hear Trumpets Blow Green Beret No Matter What Shape Your Stomach's In This Can’t Be True Shake Me, Wake Me You Bring Me Down This Magic Town Lightning Strikes In the Still of the Night Soul And Inspiration California Dreamin I Fought the Law Time Won’t Let Me The Entertainer Big Boy Pete Lover Boy A Hard Day’s Night Easier Said Than Done Stop! In the Name of Love Shout! Shoppin’ Around What a Day for a Daydream She’s About a Mover Mixed-Up, Shook-Up Girl G. I. Blues This Diamond Ring Jenny Take a Ride Little GTO Candy Girl Kathy’s Clown Big John Running Bear Shy Guy Queen of the Hop Little Bitty Pretty One Let the Little Girl Dance Five O’clock World Foolish Little Girl Two Faces Have I Big Girls Don’t Cry She's a Must to Avoid Keep On Dancin’ I Know a Place 42 Leader of the Laundramat It Was A Very Good Year Marcia's Saab Yearbook Staff Dave Rishel Union High L.C.C. Trig Class Carl's Jeep Pat Shields Karen Woodring Edinburg Bert Davidson Garry Marshall Randy Surface Larry Anderson Chuck Kelly Report Cards Mike Hink Physics Youngstown Every Six Weeks Epp’s Chemistry Project Miss Rentz Judi Barber Mark Christy Mrs Humphrey Carl Chiafullo Pete Johnson Chuck Warren New Year’s Eve Getting an Excuse Mr. Covelli After School Friday Ermin Sallmen Charlotte Leishman Becki Book Betty Finamore Cindy Mclver and Roberta Harrison Patty Davis Jennifer Medure Gary McClenahan Joan Bender Joe Paglia John Peluso Ron Tarnaski Phil Annarella Rita Monico Cindy Gould Carla Marino Basketball Practice Betty Goodge Frank Conti Gaylen Faller Cynthia Germani The Gang King’s Leslie Lance 1905-1900 t The National Honor Society this year was quite active sponsoring an Alumni Picnic for the 1964 and 1965 members of the society and Honor Week and helping its members to obtain scholarships. They attended also the first County National Honor Society Convention held at Shenango High School. This year the new members were inducted on March 9 The officers were: Seated, from Left: Sharon Hunt, Secretary. Kathy Jenkins. Treasurer Standing: Bill Matonak. President; Joe Paglia. Vice-president; and Mr. Ivan J Sargent, their advisor. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Mrs Anna Hartford spoke at the induction ceremony. The senior members were Seated from Left to Right: Bill Matonak. Joe Paglia. Joan Bender. Cindy Gould. Janet Hoagland, and Betty Berkely Standing: Mrs Hartford. Kathy Jenkins. Karla Rohrer, Sharon Hunt, Joanne Novak. Margaret Eppinger. Jim Smith. Carol Menning.and Marcia Navarra N.H.S. These girls gave speeches qualifying traits of char- acter, scholarship, leadership, and service. From Left to Right are: Joan Bender. Cindy Gould. Janet Hoagland, and Betty Berkely. Mr McColgin, the supervising principal. Left, Mr Milt Patti8on, county superintendent, who gave an inspirational speech. Center, and Mr. Sargent, the advisor, are discussing the program. Cindy Gould watches on as Ginny Lance, a new member, lights her candle. The newly inducted members are from Left to Right, Seated: Tom Carpenter. Dianna Morris. Bob Kitchen. Melinda Russos, Kathy McClenahan, Elaine Krajewski, John Dean, and Kathy Hanna. Standing: David Kunselman, Pam Na- varra. Ginny Lance, Frank Sniezek, Paul Brysh. John Nelson, Bob Doonan, Jackie Salzman, and Beverly Hilke. 45 STUDENT COUNCIL Under the leadership of' Marcia Navarra and Ermin Sallmen, the Student Council handled the reg- ular business of the year and introduced such things as a pen shop and a full length movie, shown to the Junior and Senior High. Members also visited various county schools in order to obtain new and different ideas. Officers were; Standing; Eldri Espedal, A.F.S student, Ermin Sallmen, Vice-pres- ident, and Marcia Navarra, President. Seated: Sherry Sumner, Treasurer, and Melinda Roussos, Secretary. SENIORS: Barb Grim, Betty Berkley, Marcia Navarra, Karen Woodring, Edna Luffey, and Ermin Sallmen. JUNIORS: Sherry Sumner, Sus- ie Fraley, Jackie Aquaro, Me- linda Roussos, and Bob Kitchen. SOPHOMORES: Amy Montgomery, Candy Mauney, Christine Christy, Larry Dardyn- ski, and Bill Schaas. GAA The officers of the GAA are. Seated: Betty Berkely, treasurer; Rita Monico. secretary; Row 2: Frannie Dudo, president; Mrs Strini, advisor; and Jane Nelson, vice-president. SENIOR MEMBERS; Row 1, from Left to Right: Cindy Gould, Kaye Bemstine. Barbara Sweesy, Jo Ellen Robb. Betty Goodge, Judi Barber. Cindy Mclver, Carla Marino. Cindy Germani. Barb Grim. Row 2: Janet Hoagland. Peggy Krueger, Bette Riggans. Gwenda Johnston. Becki Book. Betty Finnamore. Roberta Harrison. Karen Woodring. Leslie Lance. Marie Cluse Row 3: Cathy Chaplin. Barb Shannon. Edna Luffy. Debbie Dilley. Diane Allen. Janice McVicker. Frances Chairo. Sharon Frankovich. Jennifer Medure. Barb Garczewski, Connie Dierfield Row 4: Kathy Jenkins. Eldri Esped l. Patty Shields. Frannie Spinelli, Lucille Morrison, Patty Davis, Evelyn Fisher. Theresa Zuzow. 47 TEENETTES The officers of the Teenettes were, Standing: Andrea Vrabel, treasurer; Betty Berkley, secretary; Jane Nelson, vice-president, Seated: Mrs Butts, advisor and Carol Menning, president. All the officers and members worked very hard to make the 1900 Teenette Formal. Lover’s Paradise a big success Another one of their projects was preparing food baskets for Thanksgiving Row 1, Left to Right: Linda Williams. Kaye Bemstine, Barbara Balmer, Barb Sweesy, Cindy Germani, Cindy Mclver, Gwenda Johnston, Carla Marino, Barb Grim. Row 2: Beverly 'Smock, Peggy Krueger, Kathy Chaplin, Jo Anne Novak, Lucille Morrison, Leslie Lance. Karen Woodring, Rita Monico. Becki Book. Betty Finamore, Janice McVicker, Bette Riggans. Marie Cluse. Row 3: Edna Luffey. Annette Telesz, Diane Allen, Patty Telesz, Gaylen Faller, Patty Shields, Frances Chiaro, Sharon Frankovich, Jennifer Medure, Patty Davis. Barb Shannon, Barb Garczewski, Connie Dierfield. Row 4: Charlotte Lieshman, Linda Feil, Maureen Flynn. Kathy Jenkins, Karla Rohrer, Eldrie Espedal. Evelyn Fisher. Theresa Zuzow, Joan Bender. TEENETTES Row I, :Left to Right: Beverly Hilke. Kathy Galacia. Kathy Hanna. Janet Hoagland, Frani Dudo, Cindy Gould, Jo Ellen Robb. Betty Goodge. Judi Barber, Kathy Panella, Alana Miller. Susan Fraley. Karen Bidinotto. Ardith Mitchell. Linda Clark, Kathy Biondi Row 8: Ann Bough tor, Sharon Grass. Mary Lou Hester. Paula Zarella. Kathy Unangst Jackie Aquaro, Connie Germam. Kim Gaiser, Kathy Plaufcan. Connie Seminara. Debbie Roth. Paula Dutko. Linda Mcllvenny Ellen Padovano, Agnes Watson. Francie Spinelli, Patty Kegarise Row 3: Judi Hudak, Agnes Jessop. Lynn Kastner.’ Barbara Bevan, Jean Dover, Johanna Bordyniuk, Edna Morrison, Janice Llewellyn, Frani Ayres, Janice Cooley, Diane Gorgasz. Kay Hummel, Ginny Lance. Kathy McClenahan. Sherry Sumner.Melinda Roussos, Susan Reese Jackie Sallz- man Row 4: Linda Palmer. Cathy Callahan. Debbie Hraczo, Shirley Eve. Shirley Vignola, Rose Weaver. Delores Keg- arise. Elaine Krajewski. Karen Smoot. Kathy Hardester, Kathy Proctor. Ann Davis. Pat Elias. Joyce Hudak Susan Clen- denning, Cynthia Edminston. Virginia Pagliaro. Row 1, Left to Right: Mary Woodring. Susan Rowell, Judy Glenn, Patty McCart. Linda McAnallen. Kathy Van Fossen Angie Annarella, Marlene Magno, Nancy Watson. Trudi Hughes. Amy Montgomery. Janice Costa. Janet Booth Carolyn Gierlach, Kathy Smezek Row 8: Gertrude Sallmen. Linda Melnick. Jo Ellen Montgomery. Deane Bowers. Patty Bartley Melinda Villani. Elaine Presnar, Marlyn Cluse, Lori Bidinotto. Lavon Alley. Bertha Stitt. Jane Sniezek Row 3: Jennifer Bruner. Jeanne Reeble, Chari McClenahan. Diane Wilson. Mary Lou Heichel, Barb Eve. Barb Schmidt. Candy Mauney Diane Greaves. Tresa Costa, Cathy Johnson. Herta Heitch. Maggie Pearson Row 4: Georgians Johns. Lynn McClenahan.’ Kathy Severa. Ruth Ann Simmons. Carol Sallmen. Betty Sauders. Jessie Smock. Nancy Harmon. Kathy Kradel Debbie Butts, Cindy Hammers. Sally Frazier. Kathy Dewberry. Bonnie Augustine, Toni Pagley. Chris Christy FUTURE FARMERS The F.F.A. participated in many competitions this year. They have worked very hard in prep- aration for each occasion The officers elected in February are from Left to Right: Mickey Bivens, vice-president; John Ridenbaugh. par- liamentarian; Jim Scewczyk, chaplain; Albert McColgin. reporter; George Williams, sentinel; Peter Bordyniuk, treasurer; John O’Rourke, president; and Mr Ward, their advisor, who is doing very well for his first year at Union. The senior boys were from Left to Right: Jan Hilton. Jerry Fobes. Dave Stasko. Tim Hilke, Birt Davidson. Mike Hink. and Ron Tamaski. holding a Charolais bull Eldri Espadel, our A.F.S. student from Norway, was visiting the school farm that day. Missing from the picture is Larry Bums. The sophomore members were: Row 1: Jim Szewczyk, Albert McColgin. John Ridenbaugh. and Peter Bordyniuk. Row 8: Chuck Turk, Leslie Shannon. Dave Brunswick. Mack Brown, David List. Tom Cochran. Alfred Hall, and Mr Ward Row 3: Ed Campbell. Jim O’Neill. Jim Galbraith, and David Dess Row 4: Dale Shannon, Ken Henry. David Fritz, Jim Lynch, and Ken Ubry. Row 5: Ron Dudo, Ron McKenna and Gary Pa8carella. OF AMERICA The junior members, who are at the mo- ment studying: a motor, are from Left to Right: John O’Rourke, Dave Walter, Bill Spenser, Paul Ubry, Lee Blews, George Williams, Bob Peterson. Dan Leasure, John Matthews. Norman Fox. Spike Chap- lin, George Pastore, Jim Davidson, and Steve DiLullo. Some sophomores and the freshman mem- bers are from Left to Right: Teddie Burkes. Dave Marsh. Ed Harrison. Rex Bruno. Bob Miller, Eugene Currie. Steve Sallmen. Bill Jokinen. Dave McAnallen. Tom Duncan, Jim Smith, Bill Scheibler, Gary Voges, Mr. Ward. Ronnie Grimes. Barry Bruno, Joe Veronesi, Joe Dagrres, Sam Copple. and Greg Eckman. Ron Tamaski is showing a fine specimen of our Charolais cattle kept at the school farm. 51 The Future Homemakers this year sponsored a Christ- mas giftshop, which contained many novel ideas for the holiday season. They also made stuffed animals for the children’s ward at the city hospitals. Holding1 emblem- Agnes Watson, president; Jean Dover, treasurer; Barb Bevan, secretary; Mrs. Davis, advisor; Kathy Galacia. vice-president. Left to Right: Cathy Callahan. Jean Dover. Jackie Salzman. Paula Dutko, Paula Reed. Susan Reese. Kim Gaiser. Vir- ginia Pagliaro, Sharon Lutz. Pattie De Lorenzo. Kathy Finley, Linn Kastner, Ardth Mitchell. Linda Mcllveny, Agnes Jessop, Barb Bevan. Kathy Galacia. Beverly Smock. Agnes Watson. Ellen Padavano. Johanna Bordvyuik. Sharon Grass, Ann Boughter, Pam Navarra. 52 VARSITY L The officers who assisted Bill are: Mike Hink, parliamentarian; Don Mastropietro, vice-president; Ron Tamaski. secretary; Carl Chi fullo. treasurer. The advisors who aided the boys are; Mr. Hart. Mr Gibson, and Mr Covelli. The Varsity-L held the annual Variety Show, a game with the Harlem Diplomats, and also the Shenango- Union Faculty game. In order to purchase jackets for the eligible members, the boys handled the cloakroom. Bill Sauders, president, led the club in these projects and activities. Row 1, Left to Right: Dave Rishel. Bob Hoover. Dan White. Charles Kelly. Ermin Sallmen. Dan Kirsch, Russ Fleeter. John O’Rourke. Joe Kuharski. Bill Whiting. Chuck Warren. Phil Annarella, Mickey Annarella. Pete Quinn Row 2: Bill Sand- ers. Dick Goughler, John Ridenbaugh. Bob Doonan, Dave Carley, John Morgan. Larry Dardynski, Dave DelPrincipe, Charles Chaplin. Mark Christy Row 3: Rich Rausch. Joe Chiaro. Dale Rice. Frank Lovich. Darrell Rishel. Gary Gatto. o Bob Raub. Gary Bacon. Roland Cook. Ed Glidden, Dave Saylor. Lou Ezzo. John Nelson. LIBRARIANS The librarians assisted in typing book reviews, cataloguing books and magazines and finding reference material for stu- dents Pictured from Left to Right Seated: Dianna Morris. Marie Cluse. Ruth Antoniazzi. Lucille Morrison. Barb Sweesy. Nancy Walton. Patty Shields, and Kathy Callahan. Row 1: Mr Logan. Elaine Kr jewski. Sherry Sumner, Christine Christy. Kathy Me- Clenahan. Sharon Grass. Ann Boughter, Carla Marino, Trudi Hughes. John Nelson. Jean Dover, and Johanne Bordyniuk. Row 2: Donna Morris, Joyce Hudak, Cynthia Deminston. Susan Clendenning, Ann Davis. Barb Garczewski. Barb Bevan. Sharon Frankovich. Candy Manny, and Dianne Bowers. OFFICE AIDS Pictured from Left to Right are senior office aids Judy Barber. Jennifer Medure. and Sharon Frankovich. who delivered bulletins each morning Missing from the picture is Junior Sharon Lutz, who sorted mail, ran ditto machine, and typed. YOUTH CORRESPONDENTS: Senior Betty Fina- more is assisted by Junior Paul Brysh, who kept the county well informed about college accept- ances. new projects, and up coming events 54 FRENCH CLUB The French Club is an organization devoted to the cultures and customs of the French people. The advisor Mrs. Gaskell is assisted by Joe Kuharski-treasurer; Tom Carpenter- secretary; Richard Rausch-vice president; and John Nelson-president. Row 1: Joanne Bordyniuk. Kathy Hanna, Susie Fraley. Jane Nelson, Betty Berkely, Cindy Mclver, Gwenda Johnson, Barb Grim, and Clinton Pitzer Row 2: Jean Dover, Paula Dutko, Joanne Novak. Pat Shields. Francis Chiaro. Rita Monico, Betty Finamore, Becki Book. Carol Menning, Betty Riggans Row 3: Gaylen Faller. Kathy Chaplin. Elaine Krajewski, Pat Telesz, Jill Nicholls, Eldri Espedal. Karla Rohrer. Margaret Eppinger, Barb Shannon, Janice McVicker, Emmy Berkey. Row 4: Ron Lombardo. Mark Manifrang, Paul Homey, Frank Smith. John Grim, Phil Annarella, David Villani, David Faller. Bill Sanders. Bob Lombardo. Terry Ruppersberger 55 PEP CLUB PEP BAND The Pep Club along1 with the cheerleaders inspired the team with their support. They not only cheered, but also made signs for the gym. The officers are: Kathy Johnson-secretary, Carl Chiafullo-presi- dent, Lucille Cox-vice-president, Don Mastropietro-treasurer. Row i: Janice McVicker. Melinda Villani. Mag-no, Amy Mantgomery, Nancy Walton. Trudi Hughes. Toni Pagley Andrea Vrabel. Kathy Hardester. Mr. Covelli. Row 2: Kathy McClenahan. Kathy Clark. Kathy Panella, Susie Fraley. Melinda Roussos. Connie Germani. Kathy VanFossen, Becki Book. Betty Finamore, Karen Woodring. Row 3: Gwenda Johnson. Sharon Frankovitch, Kathy Biondi. Barb Grim. Karen Bidinotto. Joanne French. Karla Marino. Barb Sweesy. Lucille Morrison. Rita Monico. Row 4: Gary Marshall. Carl Chiafullo. Mike Hink. Angie Annarella, Jennifer Medure, Roberta Harrison, Cindy Mclver. Judi Barber. Sherry Shoaf, Carlene Deng- ler. Row 5: Don Mastropietro. Phil Annarell . Susie Clendenning. Joyce Hudak. Patty Elias. Kathy Proctor. Ann Davis. Ann Boughter. Sharon Grass, Francis Chiaro Row 6: Pete Quinn, Dave Saylor, John Morgan, Ron McKenna. Dave Rishel. John Nelson. David Villani. Ermin Sallmen, David Del principe Row 7: Kathy Johnson Chuck Stevens. Francis Spinelli, Laura Pitzer, Sally White. Betty Goodge. Peg Kruger. Betty Berkeley. JoEllen Robb. Judy Hudak. Row 8: Jow Paglia. John Aungst. Chuck Kelly. John Melcer. Ron Tamaski. Richard Rausch. Betty Riggans. Barb Shannon. Joe Kuharski. Jim McKay. Bill Whiting The Pep Band. Directed by Mr Stoffer. played at all rallies and home games this year They added the final touch to our successful year in basketball. Row 1: Howard Funkhouser. Bob Kitchen. Paul Brysh, Richard Goughler, Bill Bevan, Ron Lombardo. Frank Conti, Dale Rice. Larry Simons. Bill Sanders. Randy Surface. Steve Dilullo Row 2: Larry Caggiano, Ron Sanders. Chuck Lombardo. Ed Bidinotto. Bill Hunt, Tom Marshall. John Knoll. Larry Anderson. John Panella. Kathy Jenkins. Thelma Exposito. Gaylen Faller. Sharon Hunt. John Duzyk ALPHA RHO TAU A new organization this year, the Alpha Rho Tau, did a great job in adding to the general appearance of the school by making signs for the activities. They also worked on decorations for the Harvest Moon, Teenette Formal, and their own dance, the Snowflake Shake Officers and advisors are, from Left to Right: Carol Menning, treasurer; Rita Monico, vice-president; Patty Shields, secretary; Miss Arnold; and Gerrv Ammons, president. The senior members of the art club are Row t: Janice McVicker. Frances Chiaro. Jill Nichols. Gwen- da Johnson, Janet Hoagland, Cindy Gould, Karla Rohrer Row 2: Susan Kerr, Connie Dierfield, Charolette Leishman, Evelyn Fisher, Mike Flynn, Randy Surface. Gary Rowell. Wesley Homer The other members of the art club are Row 1: Susie Hunt, Jane Nelson. Marian Christy, Theresa Costa. Janet Booth. Ann Davis. Debbie Roth. Janice Cooley. Mary Lou Hester Row 2: Marlene Hoover. Georgianne Leasure. Paul DeLeon. Tom Cochran. Gary Gatto. Jim Bistyga. Larry Dardynski. Terry Jones. Joe Lombardo. Paula Reed. Johanna Bordyniuk. Herta Hietsch. Judy Glenn. Debbie Butts. DRILL TEAM The drill team under the direction of Miss Craig performed many snappy routines this year for our football and basketball games They are led by captain Rita Monico. Other members are, from Loft to Right. Row t: Carol Menning, Kathy Biondi, Susan Kerr, Bette Riggans, Gwenda Johnson. Betty Burkely. Janice Me- Vicker. Cindy Gould. Peggy Krueger. Karla Rohrer Row 2: Diane Gorgasz. Joanne French. Jackie Aquaro, Currine Mundziak. Alana Miller. Kathy Hanna. Janice Cooley Row 3: Elaine Presnar. Bonnie Augustine. Laurie Bidinotto Missing from the picture is co-captain Betty Finamore. COLOR GUARDS 58 The girls leading the band at football games this year are Seated: Nancy Williams and Ginny Lance Kneel- ing: captain Christine Christy and Candy Mauney Standing: Joyce Hudak and Kathy Hardester MAJORETTES Sherry Sumner Drum Majorette Judi Hudak Linda Shuler Kathy McClenahan UTOPIAN The co-editors for the Utopian were Joan Bender Left and Becki Book Right. These girls worked very hard scheduling and supervising all photo- graphy and meeting their many dead- lines. These boys took charge of the photography of the games for the sports section and laid out the sport pages They are from Left to Right: Joe Paglia. editor; John Nelson; and Don Mastropietro, co-editor. The editorial staff laid out pages, wrote copy, and made sketches for the yearbook From Left to Right are. Row 1: Roland Cook. Eldri Espedal, Karla Rohrer.Kathy Jenkins. Sharon Hunt. Mar- 60 garet Eppinger. Melinda Russos. Kathy McClenahan. and Janet Hoagland Row 2: Karen Woodring, Connie Germani, and Johanne Bordyniuk. STAFF Betty Berkely. Left, and Jill Nichols, Right were the hardworking business managers for the 1966 Utopian. They supervised the selling of the ads and yearbooks, handled the concession stands, and started the “patron’s page. The entire 1966 Utopian staff is very thankful for the many hours Mr. Ivan J. Sargent, their advisor, spent in proofreading each page before it was sent to the publisher and in organi- zing the numerous details of finan- cing the yearbook. The capable business staff went to the various businesses and organizations in the community selling ads for the yearbook They are, from left to right: Cindy Gould, Paula Dutko, Peggy Krue- ger. Marcia Navarra, Paul Brysh, John Dean. Ermin Sallmen, Tom Carpenter, and Bob Kitchen. 61 CONCERT CHOIR-GIRLS’ ENSEMBLE This year's Concert Choir officers were from left to right: Mr Melcer. director, seated is Joan Bender, accompanist. Ermin Sallmen, treasurer; Betty Goodge, president; and Melinda Russos, secretary Missing from the picture is Janet Hoagland. vice-presi- dent. The members of the Girl’s Ensemble are shown standing from left to right. Row 1: Joan Bend- er. accompanist. Kaye Bernstein, Linda Grooms. Connie Dilley, Jessie Smock, and Barb Eve. Row 2: Rose Minneti. Patty McCart. Connie Dierfield, Kathy Johnson. Debbie Claybern. and Sally Frazier Row 3: Cynthia Edminston, Bertha Stitt, Linda Melnick. Ruth Anne Simmons. Linda Palmer, Kathy Kradel, and Lucille Cox. The members of the Concert Choir are. from left to right. Row 1: Judi Hadak. Karla Rohrer. Frani Dudo, Cindy Gould. Jane Nelson. Judy Barber. Betty Goodge. and Kathy Biondi Row 2: Mr Melcer. director, Joan Bender, accompanist. Kathy Van Fossan. Kathy Unangst, Janet Hoagland. Caroll Pardick, Levon Allen. Diane Bowers. Susie Allen, and Melin- da Russos Row 3: Eldri Espadel. Bonnie Augustine, Christine Christy. Toni Paglia. Patty Kegaris, Sharon Lutz. Francie Spineli. Jackie Salzman. Kathy Severa. Candy Mauney. Janice Llewellyn. Mary Lou Hester, and Kathy McClenahan Row 4: Louis Ezzo. Gary McClenahan. Dale Shannon. John Knoll. Jim McKay. Ermin Sallmen. Ronnie McKenna. Bob Bidinotta, Jim Womer, and Walter Karski. TEENETTE FORMAL On Saturday February 12, the annual Teenette Formal was held in the Union Memorial School gym. A large arbor covered with hearts and draped with crepe paper at the center of the floor expressed the theme “Lover’s Paradise.” Peg-g-y Krueger is crowning Queen Eldri Espedal after receiving the crown from Richard Zarone and flowers from Susan Zarone. The members of the court are: Elaine Pres- nar, sophomore; Susan Fraley, junior; Betty Berkely, senior; Susan Zarone, flower girl, Peggy Krueger; Queen Eldri; Richard Zarone, crown bearer; Carol Menning, senior; Cathy McClenahan, junior, and Kathy Johnson, sophomore Queen Eldri with her escort Edgar Gonzalez FUTURE The Future Nurses are led by these officers From Left to Right: First Row: Sharon Hunt, vice president; Row 2: Janet Hoagland. president. Frani Dudo, treasur- er; and Cindy Gould, secretary The advisors are Mrs McChesney and Mrs Birt, school nurse This year the club toured the Butler Memorial Hospital and the St. Elizabeth's Hospital. These visits gave them excellent opportunities to learn more about medical careers The senior members of the F.N.A. are. from Left to Right, Row I: Bette Riggans, Leslie Lance. Barb Shannon, Kaye Bernstein. Betty Goodge. Car- la Marino, and Barb Grim. Row 2: Annette Telesz, Peggy Krueger, Betty Finamore. Becki Book. Edna Luffey. Cynthia Germani, and Jenni- fer M edure Row 3: Patty Telesz. Maureen Flynn, Jo- anne Novak. Patty Shields. Barb Garczewski. and Connie Dierfield. Row 4: Garry Mar- shall. Carl Chiafullo, Joe Ku- harski. Mike Hink, and Ermin Sallmen. The newly inducted members, from Loft to Right, Row 1: Sherry Sumner. Alana Miller, Connie Seminara. Linda Clark. Karen Bidinotto. Joanne French. Judi Hudak, Kathy Proctor. Kathy Galacia, and Beverly Hilke Row 2: Debbie Roth. Virginia Lance. Paula Zarella, Kathy Unangst. Connie Germani. Jackie Aquaro. Karen Smoot. Judy Alick, Susan Fraley. Patty Elias Row 3: Elaine Krajewski. Dianna Morris. Pamela Navarra. Jackie Salzman. Delores Kegarise. Kimberly Gaiser, Ann Davis. Andrea Vrabel. Kathy Hardester. Janice Llewellyn. Joyce Hudak. Ann Boughter. and Beverly Heckathorne Row 4: Gary Bacon. Bill Whiting. Carl Chiafullo. Phil Annarella, Ron Tamaski. and Garry Marshall. NURSES Presiding: over the Future Nurses County Convention were Janet Hoagland, President of the Union Chapter of F.N.A., and the school nurses of the surrounding: county schools. The convention was held at Union. From left to right are: Mrs Marstella. Mrs Bums. Mr Birt, Mrs McChesney, Janet Hoagland. Mrs French, Mrs Baird, Mrs Craig, and Mrs Acker Mr Adrian Turowski, acting Child Wel- fare Director of Lawrence County showed a film on child welfare and health nursing. Mrs Travis French, the Future Nurses Club sponsor for the Lawrence County Medical Auxiliary discussed the pro- gram for the day and the work shops that would be held. Pictured above are the girls and advisors that participated in the County Convention. The schools attending were: Laurel, Mohawk. Neshannock, New Wilmington, Shenango, and Union. 65 FUTURE OFFICERS OF F T A Seated: Rita Monico, Marcia Navarra, Secretaries Standing, Left to right: Row 1: Bob Hoover. President; Becki Book. Treasurer; Barbara Bevan. Junior Vice President; Betty Goodge. Historian. Bill Matonak, Senior Vice President; Row 2: Melinda Roussos. Reporter; Dale Rice. Treasurer; Janet Hoagland, Reporter; Carol Menning. Parliamentarian; Mr Sargent, Advisor. This year our chapter of the F T.A. was quite active. Our President, Bob Hoover, was also the President of The Midwestern Region. He pre- sided over the conventions at Geneva and Clar- ion and took charge of the county workshop which was held here on March 25. The F T.A also sponsored the Teachers’ Tea which was held in April. F T A REGULARS Row l: Joan Bender. Karen Woodring. Paula Dutko. Kathy Biondi. Kathy Unangst Betty Berkely. Kathy Panella Row 2: Patty Telesz. Sharon Grass. Ann Boughter. Gaylen Faller, Kathy Jenkins Karla Rohrer, Margaret Eppenger. Gerry Ammons, Sharon Hunt, Jim Smith. John Peluso. John Nelson Row 3: Paul Brysh. Jackie Salzman, Delores Kegarise. Pamela Navarra. Karen Smoot. Kathy Hardester. Kathy Proc- ter.Patty Elias. Joyce Hudak. Bill Gierlach. Ron Lombardo Row 4: Lou Commesso. Ed Anton David Villani Mike Hink, Ermin Sallmen, Chuck Warren. Dan White. John Knoll. Chuck Kelly. Frank Sniezek. Richard Gough- ler. Bill Sanders FT A. RECRUITS-Row 1: Judy Glenn. Amy Montgomery. Diane Bowers. Melinda Villani, Elaine Presnar, Cathy Van Fossen. Marlene Magno, Trudi Hughes. Kathy Sniezek. Carolyn Gierlach. Row 2: Kathy McClenahan. Jane Sniezek, Kathy Dewberry. Kathy Severa, Cindy Ham- mers. Bertha Stitt Row 3: John Grim. Ron McKenna, A1 Ritchie. Chuck Morrison. John Duzyk TEACHERS Bob Hoover acted as emcee at the second annual county F T.A Con- vention held at Union this year Guest speaker. Rev. Delbert E. Jolley, challenged the F.T.A. members to have the right attitude toward life. “Attitude,” he said, “makes the differ- ence.” One example Rev. Jolley gave showed that the proper attitude was necessary even in dealing with the weather. If you think of rain as drops caressing each new rose bud —God tenderly washing His world —then a stormy day becomes a blessing rather than a hindrance. In the afternoon Union F.T.A. members presented “Two Million Heroes.“ At left: Betty Goodge. who portrays a dedicated teacher in a rough area, tries to convince her business-minded sister, Rita Monico, that teaching goes much farther than classroom routine. During the day her sister visits, she gains the respect of the school bully, persuades two young stu- dents not to elope, and helps a girl to appreciate her own love of literature At right, the cast-Carol Menning. Mrs Harvey, Direc- tor, Rita Monico, John Nelson, Ermin Sallmen, Betty Goodge, Paul Bry8h. Barb Beavan, and Kathy Jenkins. SENIOR HIGH BAND o oo This school year, as in the past, the marching band participated at half-time in presenting fine shows on the field. The band, under the leadership of Terral L. Stoffer, also demonstrated their fine ability by marching in several parades. In January the second annual Music Festival was held. Everyone enjoyed the finale, “America, the Beautiful,” which was done by chorus and junior-senior concert band. In April the band cut a record of both classical and popular songs. The seniors of the band will always remember the trip to the Cherry Blossom Festival in Washington, D C., in April, 1964. This year the band held a picnic at Millcreek Park, Ohio. The 1965-66 band officers were Gary McClenahan, president; Bill Bevan, vice president; Jean Dover, secre- tary; and, Frank Conti, treasurer. SENIOR HIGH BAND CLARINET Mary Ann Adamczyk Bill Bevan Kathy Bordynuik Paul Brysh John DeJoseph Patty Elias Howard Funkhouser James Galbraith Stuart Goff Richard Goughler Randy Hare Bob Kitchen Doris Kunselman Leslie Lance Ron Lombardo Claudia Nelson John Peluso Jeanne Reebel Iris Shellhammer Theresa Zuzow TRUMPET Mark Altieri Frank Conti Larry Dean Steve DiLullo Ed Dudek David Faller Larry Kelso Dave Kunselman Phillip Lasky Don Marzano Bobby Myers Joan Naples Dale Rice Bill Sanders Larry Simmons Randall Surface Carol Warren DRUMS Larry Caggiano Kathy Callahan Bill Kastner Charles Lombardo Gary McClenahan Ron Peluso Ron Sanders TROMBONE Edward Bidinotto Bill Hunt John Knoll Tom Marshall Leslie Shannon TUBA Bruce Campbell FLUTE Debbie Butts Karen Callahan Janice Cooley Jean Dover Kathy Hanna Barbara Kitchen Lorie Wallace SAX Larry Anderson Thelma Exposito Susan Hunt Kathy Jenkins John Panella Gary Pascarella Kathy Proctor BARITONE Gaylen Faller Sharon Hunt Diana Page BELLS Marianne Baier Jo Ellen Montgomery FRENCH HORN PICCOLO Marcia Navarra BASEBALL SCORES Union 3 Laurel 2 Union 6 Mohawk 1 Union 2 New Castle 11 Union 5 Sharpsville 6 Union 7 Ellwood City 5 Union 7 Shenango 3 Union 2 New Wilmington 4 Union 5 George Junior 3 Union 3 Mohawk 2 Union 3 Sharpsville 2 Union 0 New Castle 3 Union 2 Ellwood City 5 Union 6 Shenango 7 Union 7 New Wilmington 4 TRACK RECORD Shenango 88 Union 56 Neshannock 64 Union 81 Mohawk 54 Union 91 Mercer Invitational 14 th Laurel 59% Union 84 Va New Castle Invitational 7th Riverside 71 Union 74 Tri County 5th Reynolds 75 Union 70 W.P.I.A.L. Qual. 8th Mercer 91 Union 54 EVENT NAME RECORD 120 yd. High Hurdles 440 yd. Run Mile Run 2 Mile Run Shot-put Javelin Pole Vault Mark Christy John Knoll Roland Cook Dave Rishel Chuck Warren Larry Dardynski Jim Hasson 16.15 sec 53.8 sec. 4:47.6 sec 10:55 sec 47'4 162 10'9 69 Senior Class Play committee members were Joan Bender, Sound: Frances Chiaro, Costumes: Barbara Sweesy, Ushers; Cindy Germani. Makeup; Karla Rohrer, Stage Manager. Sharon Hunt. Publicity; Paul Vesco, Lights; Charles Kelly, Ass t Stage Manager; Bill Gierlach. Sound; and John Panella, Ass’t Lights. juBT TOWN,,.,. We appreciated the advice and help of Mrs Bates, director of “Our Town . Shown here is the complete play cast of Our Town They worked long and hard to make the play an outstanding success Row I: Leonard Halt. Bill Sauders, Carl Chiafullo, Dan Kirsch, Jim Smith, Dale Rice. Ermin Sallmen, Tom Myers. Dave Saylor, John Nelson. Gary Marshall. Jim McKay, and Phil Annarella Row 8: Steve DiLullo, JoEllen Robb. Sharon Hunt. Jennifer Medure, Karen Callahan. Gerry Ammons, Betty Finamore. Becki Book. Betty Goodge, Charlotte Leishman, and Kathy Jenkins. “Now. Myrtle, I’ve got to tell you something, because if I don’t tell somebody I’ll burst. (Kathleen Jenkins and Gerry Ammons) 70 “I can’t work at all The moonlight’s so beautiful ” (Dale Rice and Betty Goodge) Stage Manager . . . Dr. Gibbs ......... Joe Crowell ....... Howie Newsome . . Mrs. Gibbs ........ Mrs. Webb ........... George Gibbs ...... Rebecca Gibbs ..... Wally Webb ........ Emily Webb ........ Professor Willard . . Mr. Webb .......... Woman in Balcony . Man in Auditorium Lady in the Box Simon Stimson .... Mrs. Soames ....... Constable Warren ... Si Crowell ........ Sam Craig ......... Joe Stoddard ...... Ass’t Stage Managers People of the Town ... Second Dead Lady .... Steve DiLullo ........ Tom Myers ---- Ermin Sallmen ....... Leonard Halt .... Kathy Jenkins ---- Gerry Ammons ....... Dale Rice ---- Karen Callahan ....... John Nelson .... Betty Goodge ....... Jim McKay ....... Dan Kirsch .... Betty Riggans ....... Bill Sauders .... Kathy Jenkins .... Gary Marshall ....... Becki Book .... Carl Chiafullo ........ Jim Smith ....... Jim McKay .... Phil Anarella .......Charles Kelly Ermin Sallmen ____Jennifer Medure Charlotte Leishman Jo Ellen Robb Betty Finamore Carl Chiafullo Dave Saylor Sharon Hunt ... Jennifer Medure Three years have gone by The sun's come up over a thousand times . Some babies that weren't even born before, have begun talkin' regular sentences already, and a number of people who thought they were right young and spry have noticed that they can't bound up a flight of steps like they use-ta, without their hearts flutterin' a little. All that can happen in a thousand days 71 Do any human beings ever realize life while they live it - every, every minute?” CHEERLEADERS The members of the 1966 Varsity Cheerleading squad are: Karyn Bidinotti. Barb Grim Jo Ellen Robb. Betty Goodge. Kathie Panella. These girls did much to promote school spirit. The spirited Junior Varsity squad is Row 1: Amy Montgomery. Trudi Hughes Row 2: Kathy Van Fossan Row 3: 72 Patty Bartley. Marlene Magno. Toni Pagley. HOMECOMING The Homecoming court for 1965 is pictured here. From left to right they are: Nancy Harmon, sopho- more; Karen Bidinotto. junior; Sharon Frankovich. senior; Queen Rita Monico; Betty Goodge. senior; Kathy Unangst, junior; and Toni Pagley, sophomore Rita receives her bouquet of roses from senior class presi- dent Bill Sauders. Now, officially our Queen, Rita is escorted around the field by President Sauders Dan Kirsch presents the Homecoming foot- ball to Rita as Russ Fleeger crowns her Homecoming Queen 1965. 73 JUNIOR PLAY CAST George..........................Steve DiLullo John the Strong.................Frank Sniezek Agatha...........Beverely Heckathorne Mozelle.........................Patti Pataki Dorothy.................Paula Zarella Paul the Professor .... Joe Frankovich Scarface..................Bill Hassig Spear............................Dave Villani Bear.................Dave DelPrincipe Ruth.................Melinda Roussos Irma...........................Connie Germani Genevieve............Mary Lou Hester Irving the Great Nose . . . Doug Heasley Ralph the Fast Runner . . . Gary Rowell Offstage Voice....................Ann Boughter Extras....................John Nelson Joyce Hudak Kathy Hanna Bird.............................John Krupa Striking a prehistoric pose are the members of the cast They are, from left to right: Row 1: Dave Villani. Patti Pataki. Paula Zarella. Joe Frankovich, Melinda Roussos. John Nelson, Bill Hassig. Frank Snie- zek Row 8: Steve DiLullo, Doug Heasley, Dave Del Principe. Bev Heckathorne. Gary Rowell. Connie Germani. Joyce Hudak. Kathy Hanna, and Mary Lou Hester STAGE MANAGERS Ann Boughter Jim Cimini DIRECTORS Mrs. Bates Mr. Clinger THE BOY WHO CHANGED THE WORLD “Scarface. Bear, take the ring 74 “Roarr! “This means you'll be getting your club after all, son. SENIOR TRIP The uniform looks good on him, Randy! Steady now! Just one more picture for us girls. Edna our Sleeping Beauty Beb and Bert still having fun on the way home. We know you. Joan. 75 SENIOR BEST LOOKING Rita Monico Frank Conti MOST BASHFUL Patty Kegarise Bill Bevan THE TALL AND SHORT OF IT MOST STUDIOUS Joan Bender Jim Smith WHO’S Gaylen Faller Russ Fleeger PERSONALITIES MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Joan Bender Bob Hoover WITTIEST Gerry Ammons Carl Chiafullo WHO? BEST ALL AROUND Barb Grim Don Mastropietro CLASS FLIRTS Cyn Germani Gary Marshall MOST TALKATIVE Jo Ellen Robb 77 Pete Johnson COMMENCEMENT Commencement exer- cises began at 8o’clock. As the seniors filed into the auditorium to the processional, “Pomp and Circumstance,” which was played by Mr. Melcer The seniors line up and await their entrance into the auditorium Proud parents look on as the seniors march solemnly to their places The Cla p of 66 listens attentively to the main Seniors march out of the Auditorium for the final address time. Smiling and crying, the seniors receive the congratulations of friends, relatives, and teachers. JUNE 9, 1966 Philip Lovejoy, Secretary Gen- eral of the Rotary Interna- tional. gave the main address Joan Bender, at right, entertained the guests with her selection. “Rhapsody in Blue. r 79 JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM In the 1966 Prom court were from left to right: Sherry Sumner and Darrel Rishel. juniors; Barb Grim and Chuck Warren, seniors; Rita Monico and Carl Chiafullo, seniors; Linda Manifrang; Carol Menning. Queen; Gary McClenahan. King; Stan Krajewski; Betty Berkely and Phil Annarella, seniors; Karen Bidinotto and Frank Sniezek, juniors; Kathy Panella and Joe Frankovich, juniore. The beautiful scenery consisting of everything from Bud- dahs and a tea house to lovely murals and pagodas and lan- terns set the mysterious Oriental atmosphere for this year’s theme of Shangri-La”. The couples danced to the great music of Mike Roncone and his band. Seated, are the smiling queen of the 1966 Junior- Senior Prom, Carol Menning. and the king. Gary McClenahan The king and queen were crowned by the 1965 king and queen. Stan Krajewski and Linda Manifrang. His Majesty dances with Her Majesty in the cathe- 80 dral ballroom. SHANGRI-LA The entrance through the Japanese gardens and over a bridge holds these couples in awe. These couples take a break from dancing to enjoy the decorations arranged by Miss Lupo. Miss Arn- old, Miss Craig, and a committee of juniors. Everyone danced to the great music under a Japanese sky of beautiful pink and purple. ‘T Could Have Danced All Night” .. . Everyone had a tremendous evening at the 1966 Junior-Senior Prom. The juniors should be commended for a job 81 well-done. SENIOR HIGH SCIENCE FAIR PHYSICS Gary Travis and Richard Rausch are pictured above with their project “Oil Derricks” which took first place in the Physics division. Other winners in the Physics division were: Second Place..........................Don Mastropietro Third Place.................Betty Berkely Fran Dudo First Honorable Mention..................Dick Goughler Second Honorable Mention..................Joan Bender Third Honorable Mention...................Bill Matonak Fourth Honorable Mention.........................Betty Finamore Fifth Honorable Mention...................John Kassi CHEMISTRY Joe Wotowicz is pictured above with his project “Ion Exchange Fuel Cell which won first place in the Chem- istry division. Other winners in the Chemistry division were: Second Place ..................Richard Hill Third Place..................Jackie Salzman First Honorable Mention.... Amy Montgomery Second Honorable Mention.........Joe Chiaro Third Honorable Mention Tom Carpenter Fourth Honorable Mention......Diane Bowers Fifth Honorable Mention......Frank Sneizek 82 MATH Bob Hoover is pictured above with his project “Prolate and Oblate” which took first place in the Math division. Other winners in the Math division were: Second Place Cathy Sniezek Third Place.........................Bob Lombardo First Honorable Mention.......................John Nelson Second Honorable Mention......Terry Rupperberger Third Honorable Mention.............Georgie Johns Fourth Honorable Mention................Linda Feil Fifth Honorable Mention.............Marcia Navarra Bill Kastner is pictured above with his project “The Spider and Its Web” which took first place in the Biology division. Bill was also Grand Prize winner in the Senior High Division. Other winners in the Biology division were: Second Place.......................Jeanne Reebel Third Place...............Beth Kelso Sandy Bok First Honorable Mention Bill Hassig Sam Altman Second Honorable Mention.....Jo Ellen Montgomery Third Honorable Mention............Ron Lombardo Fourth Honorable Mention...........Cynthia Gould Fifth Honorable Mention................Beth Book SPORTS David Saylor Half-Back David Rishel End, Punter 84 Gary Wholf Center John Morgan Half-Back 9 Chuck Warren Tackle, Goal Kicker Bob Hoover Tackle Russ Fleeger Half-Back Joe Kuharski Quarterback Mike Hink Tackle, Co-Captain Phil Annarella End The 1965-66 football squad is From Left to Right. Row 1; Dave Rishel. Dan Kirsch, John Morgan. Mike Hink, Carl Chia- fullo. Phil Annarella, Joe Kuharski, Russ Fleeger, Chuck Warren, Ron Tarnaski. Bill Whiting. Bob Hoover Row 2: .Joe Wojtowicz, Frank Sniezek. Ken Oadzia, Tom Carpenter. George Williams. Paul Horney, Pete Quinn. Gary Bacon. Dave Delprincipe, Bill Toman. Sam Altman. Richard Rausch Row 3: George Pastore. Darrell Rishel. Bob Raub, Chuck Morri- son. John Shish. Joe Chiaro. Garry Gatto, Dave Dess. John Grim. Albert Ritchie. Dale Schmidt. Joe Lombardo Row 4: Bob Doonan, Chuck Kelly. Chuck Chaplin. Mike Benedict. Larry Dardynski, Mike Annarella. Dale Shannon. John Riden- baugh, John Nelson. The Varsity squad posted a record of 7 wins and 2 losses FOOTBALL MANAGERS: Seated: John Ridenbaugh, Chuck Chaplin. Standing; Chuck Kelly. John Nelson. Bob Doonan. 86 OUR HARD WORKING COACHES: Leon Calabrese. Socs Rous- 808, Ted Gibson Keep away from me! Need any help? What kind of baseball game are you play- ing? Anyone want to hear a story? Fall much? BASKETBALL Union 57 New Brighton 71 Union 57 Lowellville 65 Union 67 Slippery Rock 82 Union 73 Riverside 70 Union 64 West Middlesex 61 Union 51 Slippery Rock 67 Union 73 Lowellville 62 Union 88 Laurel 61 Union 55 New Wilmington 51 Union 94 Mars 81 Union 38 New Wilmington 42 Union 71 Neshannock 58 Union 91 Northwestern 71 Union 96 Laurel 88 Union 53 Shenango 50 Union 73 Grove City 76 Union 66 New Wilmington 54 Union 55 Neshannock 80 Union 82 Northwestern 71 Union 69 Laurel 53 Union 61 Shenango 76 Union 65 Mars 68 COACHES: Don Bromley. Mike Covelli THE VARSITY SQUAD of 1965-66 is: Standing; Larry Cervone. Joe Paglia, Don Mastropietro. Tom List. Pete Quinn, Dave Rishel. Ken Gadzia, Dan Kirsch. Bob Raub, Darrell Rishel. John Peluso Kneel- ing; Coach Covelli. Union 38 New Brighton 50 Union 60 Lowellville 36 Union 55 Slippery Rock 58 Union 52 Riverside 56 Union 54 West Middlesex 62 Union 59 Slippery Rock 57 Union 60 Lowellville 32 Union 41 Mars 69 Union 47 New Wilmington 50 Union 48 Neshannock 52 Union 53 Northwestern 40 Union 54 Laurel 38 Union 48 Shenango 65 Union 43 New Wilmington 51 Union 57 Neshannock 67 Union 57 Northwestern 38 Union 56 Laurel 38 Union 67 Shenango Union 71 Mars 50 THE JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD Kneeling; Joe Chiaro, Bill Kastner, Mark Manifrang, Ron Peluso Standing; Albert Ritchie. Dave Faller, Coach Brom- ley, Richard Patsy, John Grim. Dave Rishel All Sect.-2nd Team John Peluso Mastropietro Pallia Dave Rishel Quinn List Darrell Rishel Peluso Cervone Raub Kirsch Gadzia Manifrang Ritchie FG F TP 143 61 345 139 55 333 111 49 271 87 35 209 89 23 201 13 19 45 13 7 33 6 10 22 4 2 10 3 1 7 3 0 6 2 0 4 1 O 2 Dan Kirsch Team 614 262 1490 SENIORS 66 Don Mastropietro All Sect.-2nd Team Post Gazette-All Scholastic Joe Pagiia All Sect.-2nd Team All Tournament Tournament MVP ■ Where did the ball go? Get your hands off me What’s going on in there You need a man’s deodorant. What are you looking’ at. BASEBALL MEMBERS OF THE 1966 BASEBALL TEAM ARE Row 1. Left to Right; John Morgan, Carl Chiafullo, Joe Kuharski, Don Mastropietro, Mr. Hart, Coach. Row 2: Stuart Goff. Manager, Pete Quinn, Gary Bacon, Ed Anton, Lou Comesso. John O'Rourke. Mickey Annarella, Darrell Rishel, Richard Rausch. Row 3: Fred Timm, Manager, Ron Thomas. Mark Mani- frang. Chuck Morrison. Joe Chiaro. John Aunkst. Bruce Olenik. Rocky Piscuneri. 91 Mr. Hart. COACH SENIORS Joe Kuharski Catcher 92 Don Mastropietro Firstbaseman Carl Chiafullo Pitcher and Outfielder John Morgan Pitcher and Secondbaseman TRACK THE MEMBERS OF THE TRACK TEAM ARE Row 1; Bill Sanders manager, Larry Burns. Mark Christy, Chuck Warren, Mike Hink, Dave Saylor, Ron Tamaski, Dave Rishel. Bob Hoover Row 2: Mike Benedict. Leslie Shannon, Gary Gatto, Roland Cook. Frank Sniezek. Tom Carpenter. Bob Dagres. Dave DelPrincipe, Glenn Jones. John Dean Row 3: Bob Doon- an. Terry Rupersburger, Tim Homey. John Shish. Ron Fye, Jim Hassan, Larry Dardynski, John Grim. George Prima- vere. Jim Bistyga. Dave Fritz. MANAGER Bill Sanders is shown rubbing down one of the players. Dave Rishel Two Mile Mike Hink Shot Put Ron Tarnaski 880 yd. Run Mark Christy Hurdles Larry Burns Triple Jump 94 Chuck Warren Discus Dave Saylor Broad Jump Bob Hoover 440 yd. Run GOING PLACES WITH THE JUNIOR HIGH 9A Maryann Adamczyk, Richard Bistyga. Bill Bivens, Ronald Blaze- jewski. Sandra Bok. David Brunswick. Marian Christy. John Coblentz. Darleen Cover. Denice Delpricipe. Ada DeMasse. John Kruit. William Jo- kinen. Tom Kirsch. Ralph Kreitzer, Crystal List, Deborah Matthews. Peg- gy Marmo. Debbie Mc- knight. Marcia Moss. Joan Naples. Toni Pet- rel la. Cyrus Saba. Diana Schmidt. Joseph Shevetz. Becky Stitt. Keith Van- Fossan. Carol Warren. Wanda Wimer. Edward Watowica. Missing: Martha Fobes, Bonnie Johnson, Lyle Johnston. 9B Maijorie Allen. John Bart- ley, Beth Book, Frank Book. Karen Callahan. Donna Clark. Debra Cum- mins. Thomas Cwynar. Carlene Dengler, Tom Duncan. George Finley. Paul Froniu8. Howard Funkhou8er, Shirley Hake. Darren Hoover. Russell Howland. Susan Hunt. Ben Jones. Beth Kelso. Philip Lasky. Ed- wj rd Lutz. Maureen Lynch. Frank McBrike, Angela Melnick, Bobby Myers. Claudia Nelson, Laura Pitzer, Christine Rousso8. Iris Shellham- mer. Kathy Stokes. Frank Verdi, Gloria Walters, Nancy Williams, Debbie Wrobel 9C Mark Altieri, Vicki Am- brose, Marianne Baier, Joseph Berely, Bonnie Book. Gary Boron. Robert Campbell, Kim Clavelli, Jean Currie, Larry Dean, John DeJoseph, Lee Dupell, Tony Exposito, Lynda Fee, John Hilke, Larry Kelso. Barbara Kit- chen, Robert Leasure, James Matonak, Mary Miller. Peggy O’Rourke. David Pastore, Rocky Pis- ciuneri, Peggy Raub, Ronald Sanders. Amelia Shish, Gary Snyder, Da- vid Telesz. Mariann Ter- ranova, Lorie Wallace. Helen Walters Missing: Rebecca Mateja, Joanne Parillo, Sharon Ealy. 96 9D Richard Antoniazzi. Deb- bie Ayers. Ed Bidinotto, Kathy Bordyniuk, Bill Boyles. Bev Conglose, Michele Covelli, Cheryl Delaney, Thelma Exposi- to, Stuart Goff. Marlene Hoover, Gary Kerr, Dar- lene Kline. Betty Marmo, Maryann Melcer, Sharon Milton, Don Morgan, Di- ana Page. Don Primavere, John Ramsey, Michael Rybka, Sherry Shoaf. Linda Smith. Dan Stickle. Irene Telesz, John Telesz, Melba Vesco, Michael Walczak, Sally White. Missing: Dick Aunkst, Joe Chiafullo, Doris Kun- selman, Pat Leishman. Billie Jo Williams 9 V Richard Ayers, Barry Bruno, Bill Buckel. Sam Copple, Eugene Currie, Joe Dagres. Louis Della- verson, Tom Duncan, Al- fred Hall, Dave McAnal- len, Robert Miller. Steve Salamon, Jim Sankey, Jim Smith, Joe Veronesi, Gary Vogus. Missing: Greg Eckman, David Marsh, Leslie Shannon. 8 A Susan Alick. Greg Bla- shak, Clara Boron. Karen Caggiano. Gary Cervone. Catherine Chirozzi. David Davidson. Janet Delfosse. Judy Finley. James Flynn, Dan Hasson. Joyce Hilke, Bradley Jacobs. Marlene Kerr. Cecilia Mineard. Frank Pagley. Roseann Pisciuneri, Debbie Sigge- low, Lester Spencer, Eliz- abeth Timm, James Vana- zia. Missing: Shirley Fus- co, David Miller, Charles Taylor. 97 8B Sherrie Altman. Melissa Boughter, Walter Brysh. Jackie Campbell, Ruth Chirozzi, Ron Cimini, Ca- rolyn Cummings, Jim De- laney. Melissa Dewberry. Carol Fog-arty, David Frazier. Christine Gadzia, Rodney Heasley, Colleen Kelly, Alice Kern, Arlene Nail, John Penwell, Char- maine Pisella, Robert Rowell. Holly Smolnick. Earl Stanley. William Stokes, Kathy Travis, Thomas Vaughn. Debbie Wysocki. 8C John Arblaster, Carol Bern8tine, Karen Bros- chart, Tom Burgess. Jean Clark, William Cline, Lin- da Craigel, Clare Dadejko, Bruce Dean. Mary Dru- 8chel, Thomas French. Carol Fruit. Sandra Gar- ner, James Hetrick. John Howland, Linda Kelley, Martha Kuttesch. Randy Leasure. Dan M astro- pi etro, Jim Mineard. Do- retha Napier, Joe Petrella, Tom Robb, Linda Rodgers, Ann Squeglia, Harold Stanley. Patty Weaver, Thomas Whiteford, Linda Wojtowicz Missing: John Schell. 8D William Ash, Nancy Boggs, Cindy Burkes, Bob Carter. Tracy Chaplin. Phyllis Coles. Denise Cook, Frank Costa, Bob Duff. Marie Duzyk, Bev- erly Fusco, Shirley Fusco, Audrey Gavroy. Kenneth Hall. Tim Horney, Bon- nie Kerr, Albert Lepore, Anthony Magusiak, David Marsh, Bob McAdams, Vicki McKim, Roy Mills, Steve Muchicko, Carla Nelson. Dennis Rice. Jackie Sallmen, Joe Semi- nara. Lorraine Stevens, Robert Taylor, Joe Wil- kevick, Charlene White. Missing: Jane Leasure, Rita Davis. 98 8E Gary Baker, Tom Bevan, Barbara Booth, Louis Cas- 8ella, Kathy Chiaro. Wilda Columbus. Sharren De- Leone, Bruce Elias, Cathy Emery. Delores Fusco. Richard Harvan. Charles Hovis, Judy Kerr, John Lovich, Patty Martin. Adair Matthews. Tom Menning, Peter Nail. Jo- anne Peplowski, Kathy Shuler, Bill Slater. Pam Tanner, Gary Trimble. Missing: Maureen Burns, Donna Hasson, Tom Rig- gans, Jerome Waters, Cheryl Wholf, William Zarlingo. 7 A Gladys Alley, Barbara Anton, Jeanette Antoqi- azzi, Kathie Annarella, Nancy Ash, David Ayers, Donald Baker, Anthony Bartley, James Black, Glenn Blews. Debra Book, Michael Book, Gloria Booth. Cindy Boyles, Marie Brennaman. Jef- fry Brown, James Bruno, Kathleen Buckel. Robin Bullis, Christine Burkes, Jacqueline Callahan, Dennis Campbell. Ken- neth Campbell, Dan Cas- sella, Joan Chirozzi, Karen Cifra, John Clark, Randy Clavelli, Nancy Conner. Michael Covelli. Missing: Gary Commisso, Linda Brown. 7B Janice Cook. Deborah Crum, Claudia Cumber- ledge. Susan Cumber- ledge. Ronald Cummins. Ralph Currie, Frances Dadejko, Brian Dean. Debra DeLeone, Eliza- beth Dellaverson, Rocco DeMase. Carl Dengler. Donald DeVite, Susan Dominick. Patricia Doo- nan. Judy Dover. Cynthia Druschel, Joanne Dudek, Jerry Dudo, Marilyn Ex- posito. Christine Farone, James Fletcher, Audrey Floyd. David Fox. Marlen Fusco. Gail Gatto, Audrey Gaydos. Randy Gibson, Gary Glidden. Michael Gould. Patricia Grass, Glen Gray 99 7-C Allen Grimes, John Grin- zivich. Clair Hall, Marcia Hall, Richard Hammers, Kathy Hilke. Fred Horn- ner, Bradley Jones, Marcia Kastner, Larry Kern, Jeffery Kradel, Palu Krueger. Rodney Kosciuszko. Ted Koscius- zko, Martin Kuttesch, Theresa Larosa. Diane Latess. Paul Lawrence. Arlene Lawson, Ronald Llewellyn, Connie Lom- bardo. Janet Los ten. Ken- neth Lucus, Donna Magu- siak, Barbara Marshall, Mauree Jo McMillin, Mary Mineard. Donna Montabon. Missing: Gary Hare, Debra Jackson, David Kerr. Karen Koi- vula. 7-D Steve Lyons. Thomas Ma- com, Grant Magee. James Mastropietro, Richard Matthews, Bruce McKib- ben, Robert McVicker, Kay Montgomery. Mark Montgomery. Gayle Mor- gan, Patty Morgan. Pam- ela Moore, Andrew Naples. David Navarra. Rhonda Nelson. Diane Occhibone, Alan Peter- son. Donna Peterson, Donald Pitzer, Karen Quinn. Sharon Rasey. Kathy Salamon, Evelyn Sallmen, Missing: Greg- ory Magno, Tom Panella. 7-E John Plufcan. William Richman, Thomas Riley. William Roberts. Richard Rohrer. Bernard Ross- man. Eric Roth, Joe Ryczaj, Debra Schmidt. Barbara Shaffer. Calvin Shannon. Kathryn Sla- gle, Julie Smith. Kath- leen Smith. Linda Smith. Louanna Smith. Deborah Spencer. Marilyn Spisak, Marcia Stasko, Lauren Stewart. Randall Stumpf. Susan Stunkard, Nellie Weaver. Sylvia Wellner, Timothy White. James Williams. Robert Wilson, Tom Womer, Richard Woodring. Missing: Ed- ward Reighert. James Severa. Kathe Squeglia. 100 SEVENTH GRADE MEMBERS: From bottom to top: Michael Book. Jim Mastropietro, Elizabeth Dellaver- son, Paul Lawrence, and Jim Severa. The Junior High Student Council worked in co- ordination with our Senior High Student Coun- cil throughout the year. They brought many interesting and educational programs to the school this year. The Junior High Student Council was also a great asset in promoting our A.F.S. Program by selling shares. EIGHTH GRADE MEMBERS From bottom to top: Carol Bemstine, Karen Caggiano, John Lovich, Carla Nelson, and Jack Arblaster. JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL NINTH GRADE MEMBERS From bottom to top: Lori Wallace, Joanie Naples. Sherri Shoaf, Carlene Deng- ler, and Eugene Currie. 101 JUNIOR HIGH BAND EIGHTH GRADE: Jack Arbluster, Barbara Booth, Tom Burgess, Walter Brysh. Bob Carter, Gary Cervone, Frank Costa, Carolyn Cummings. Bob Duff. Cathy Emery. Judy Finley. Alice Kern, Bob McAdams. Tom Robb. Kathy Shuler. Tom Whiteford, Tim Marshall. Bob Taylor, and Rodney Heasley SEVENTH GRADE David Ayers. Anthony Bartley. Robert Bullis. Dante’ Cassella, Michael Covelli, Elizabeth Dellaverson, Randy Gibson, Gary Hare, Larry Kern. Paul Lawrence. Tom Macom, Barbara Marshall. Bruce McKibben. Mauree Jo McMillan. Robert McVicker. Mark Montgomery. Patty Morgan. David Navarra. Alan Peterson. Becky Rhodes. Dawn Rishel. Richard Rohrer, Calvin Shannon, and Tom Womer JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS Row l, left to right: Toni Petrella, Diane Schmrot, Kathy Stokes. Becky Stitt. Donna Clark. Angela Melnick. Marsha Moses Row 2: Michele Covelli, Chris Roussos. Denise Del Principe. Bev Conglose, Cheryl Dellaney. Beth Kelso, Debbie Cummings Row 3: Barry Bruno, John Ramsey. Billy Jokenin. Keith Van Fossan AMERICAN LEGION AWARD Carolyn Brenice Cummings, and David Glenn Frazier were awarded the very special American Leg-ion Award g-iven each year to an outstanding- 8th grade boy and girl. Carolyn and David were chosen from their class for the following quali- ties: Leadership, Scholarship, Service, Americanism, and Honor. In a special assembly they were presented with a pin and a certificate by Mr. Mrs. John Morgan in behalf of the American Legion Auxiliary Unit 343 and the American Legion Post 343, New Castle, Pennsylvania. 103 CHEERLEADERS The peppy Junior High Cheerleaders that supported our boys this year were Row I: Susan Alick, Joanne Naples, Cathy Chiaro Row 2: Chris Roussos, Captain; Rose Ann Pisciuneri, and Sherri Shoaf. Missing from the picture is Michele Covelli, Co-captain. LIBRARIANS Our hard-working Junior High Librarians were: Karen Caggiano, Martha Kuttesch, Denise Cook. Jackie 1 04 Campbell, Pam Tanner, Beth Book. Carlene Dengler, Sherri Shoaf, and Crystal List. SCIENCE FAIR Michael Book won first place in the 7th grade General Science division with his project The Circulation of Blood Joseph Shovetz won first place in the Junior High Earth Space division with his project Four Seasons. Bruce Dean won first place in the 8th grade General Science division with his project “A Generator. Jim Flynn won first place in the 8th grade Math division with his project “Geometric Figures Patty Doonan won first place in the 7th grade Math division with her project “Globe with Time Zones ” Patty also won Grand Prize in the Junior High Division 105 JUNIOR HIGH SPORTS MEMBERS OF THE JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL TEAM ARE Row 1: Don Morgan, Gary Boron, Tony Exposito, Don Prima- vere, Richard Bistyga, Cyrus Saba. Bill Jokenin, Rocco Piscuineri, Jim Smith, Paul Fronious, John Fruit, Gary Snyder Row 2: Martin Kuttesch. Mgr.. Dave Macanallan. Ed Lutz. Dennis Rice, Bruce Dean. Joe Seminaro. Joe Wilkovich. Dave Frazier, Tom French, John Coblentz, Dan Stickle, Dan Hasson, Mgr Row 3: Mr Burchett-coach, Calvin Shannon, Robin Bullis, Randy Gibson, Brian Dean, Rocco Demase, Ken Lucas. Richard Ayres, Randy Clavelli, Tom Macum, Robert Duff. Mr. Dougherty-coach. MEMBERS OF THE NINTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM ARE: Kneeling; Joe Shevitz, Mr. Hart-coach, Joe Dagres, Keith Van Fossen Standing; Joe Berkley, Eugene Currie, Gary Boron, Howard Funkhouser. Tony Exposito, Rocco Piscuineri, Frank Verdi, Dave Telesz, Micheal Rybka, Ralph Kreitzer. 106 EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL THE MEMBERS OF THE EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM ARE: Row 1: Dennis Rice, Dan Mastropietro, Gary Trimble. Row 2: Ames Delaney, Bradley Jacobs. Dave Fraser, John Lovich, Joe Seminara. Mr. Calabrese is missing. SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL THE MEMBERS OF THE SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM ARE Row 1: Bernie Rossman, Andy Naples. Ken Lucas, Tom Panella, Randy Clavelli Row 2: Alan Peterson, Ralph Currie. Gary Commesso. Richard Woodring. Jim Mastropietro. Micheal Covelli. Randy Gibson. Anthony Bartley. 107 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA STUDENT UNION AREA HIGH SCHOOL CHAPTER 328 COUNCIL BEST WISHES to our F.T.A. members in their “QUEST for education and a teaching career. Good luck to all our graduates. TEENETTES NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY BEST OF LUCK AND SUCCESS ALWAYS OUR SINCEREST WISHES for CONTINUED SUCCESS FUTURE NURSES FUTURE OF AMERICA HOMEMAKERS SINCERELY OFFER THEIR CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ‘66’ OF AMERICA SINCERELY CONGRATULATE THE CLASS OF '66' ON THEIR ACHIEVEMENTS 108 PATRONS’ LIST Mr. and Mrs. Philip Annarella 1519 W. Washington St. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Martin R. 1). 2 Parkstown Mrs. Martha Bender 1720 Hart St. Mr. and Mrs. Dom Mastropietro 1408 Johnson St. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Berkely 263 Smithfield St. Mr. and Mrs. A1 Matonak 20 Elmwood St. Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Book 24 S. Scotland Lane Mr. and Mrs. Dale McClenahan 501 Grandview Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chaplin 1921 Underwood St. Mr. and Mrs. John Medure 1431 Sunny Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Chiafullo 1508 Grove Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Rocco Monico 1602 Cameron Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chiaro 407 Grandview Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morrison 109 Wilson Road Mr. and Mrs. John Cluse Box 72. Edinburgh Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sauders 109 North King Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Ray Eppinger 2327 W. State St. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence R. Shields 28 Atlantic Ave. • Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Feil R.D. 2 Scotland Lane Mr. and Mrs. Tony Spinelli 704 Grandview Ave. Mr. and Mrs. George Finamore 501 Miller Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stasko 103 Miller Ave. Mrs. William Gierlach 206 Atlantic Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tarnaski 7 High St. Mr. and Mrs. E. Jack Hoagland R. 1). Edinburgh Mr. and Mrs. Leon Williams 1610 West Washington Street t Mr. and Mrs. Harvey C. Hoover 115 Thornhill Drive Mr. and Mrs. David Wciodi i R. D. 2 Scotland Lane Mr. and Mrs. Claude Jenkins • R. D. 2 Covert Road Mr. and Mrs. Warren C. Johnston R. D. 2 Mr. John Berkely 914 West Washington Street New Castle. Pennsylvania 110 Mr. and Mrs. Alfred M. Kegarise R. D. 2 Youngstown Rd. Mr. and Mrs. Teddy Kuharski 57 High St. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lepore 1924 Robinwood St. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Rudyzki Blessing Street Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania Mr. Joseph Elko 10 Balph Ave. New Castle, Pennsylvania CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of “66” from the SOPHOMORE CLASS CONGRATULATIONS UTOPIAN STAFF for a job well done the “CLASS of 66” DEL’S Complete Automotive Service American Gas-Oil-Auto Repairs Towing-State Inspection Compliments of BOLOTINS 2 West Washington St. 654-7784 2207 West Washington Street Phone 654-2711 111 Congratulations to the Graduating Class of mh from BEVERLY FARMS DAIRY MILK ICE CREAM Phone Mohawk 7-8487 Wishing you Much Success Ph-OL 8-7034— Hazel K. Davis Cosmetics-Gifts-Jewelry 120 E. NORTH STREET NEW CASTLE. PENNA. Yarns —Knitting Accessories Free Instructions Esther Radahaugh — Ph 652-3320 1907 Brigadoon Lane —New Castle, Pa. HELEN DAVIES SHOE CO. Downtown —New Castle Pa. Shop at Florsheim Ph-26421 112 USSELTON SHOP 124 E. NORTH STREET “for fashions and foundations” COMPLIMENTS of .MARsr ixVoNTrs texaco service X. STATION 190l)WEST STATE STREET NEW CASTLE, PBNNA. PH S{L9330 Betty Lou Kradel X Justice of the Peace Scotland Lane —Union Twp. Phone 652-2681 We can guarantee that you can't buy a finer diamond for less money anywhere JESSE N. KERR Dependable Jeweler 5 N. Mill St. Ralph Kradel COMPLIMENTS of METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE ACT. JACK GERSON Life. Retirement Income Annuities, Hospitalization Group Insurance Scotland Lane Whitney St. Residence 652-2681 Office 654-6681 “Your Jeweler” 200 E. Washington Street JOIN OUR TEENAGE CLUB- TODAY 1 13 PAGLEY SHOE SERVICE MOST COMPLETE SHOE SERVICE ORTHOPEDIC REPAIRING 17 N. MILL ST. NEW CASTLE. PENN. COMPLIMENTS OF HJTMAN’S NEW ASTLESTORE mpBtrr’a INTER’S FIRST FEDERAL PLAZA SINCE 1906 MENS and BOYS WEAR CLOTHES FOR THE YOUNG MAN 210 E. WASHINGTON ST. NEW CASTLE. PENN. Congratulations to the Class of '66 From Berkely's Westside Market 914 W. Washington St. 652-6721 We Deliver SPORTING GOODS STORK EVERYTHING IN SHORTS 105 N. MERCER ST. OLIVER 2-3961 PEOPLE’S BANK OF LAWRENCE CO. Compliments of Noga Funeral Home 1142 S. Mill St. West Gate Plaza New Castle, Pa. Compliments of Sotus Makers of Fine Candies BUTZ FLOWERS Florists of New Castle For Over 100 Years 245 E. Washington St. Veri's House of Music School Sales, Service, Rentals 2421 Wilmington Ave. New Castle, Pa. 115 Amodie’s Minute Carwash 422 Croton Ave. New Castle, Pa. 654-7463 Congratulations Class of '66 COMPLIMENTS New Castle of Battery MFG. Co. THE J. H. FILBY COMPANY 226 Pearson St. New Castle, Pa. Our Congratulations to the graduates! Pj CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK jfjfYi I iwf OF NEW CASTLE PA. (0 ) PENNSYLVANIA POWER CO. KWOLEK’S STUDIO for the Artistic Photographs a Job Well Done 117 Compliments of Compliments of TILLIA RAMBLER 301 West Washington St. Phone: 6584728 Wayside Furniture Store 2307 Wilmington Road New Castle. Pa. NEW MODEL BAKING CO. wedding and birthday cakes a specialty Long Ave. Rt. 224 652-6581 652-6550 New Castle, Pa. Compliments of Dunn's Smart Shoes Paul Laseola, Mgr. Complete Line of Buster Brown Shoes Pedwing Men’s Shoes Women’s Novelty Shoes and Majorette Boots 222 E. Washington St. New Castle, Pa. Dog House Restaurant Open 24 hrs. Breakfast. Dinners Carry out Service Drive up Window Phone: 212 Grove St. 658-8371 New Castle, Pa. I 18 Congratulations Graduates from the Strouss— Hirshbur Co. “Your Store of Dependability ' McCLENAHAN’S WEINGARTNER Cab-Units and Travel Trailer Rent als — Sales — Service 501 GRANDVIEW AVENUE PHONE: 654-2933 Rt. 224 YOUNGSTOWN ROAD PHONE: 654-7156 FLORISTS 22 NORTH MILL STREET PEOPLES REALTY COMPANY, INC. - “THE INSURANCE CENTER OF LAWRENCE COUNTY 26 N. MERCER ST. NEW CASTLE. PA. PHONE: 654-5547 PHONE 658-6629 ACROSS FROM FIRST FEDERAL COMPLIMENTS TROGGIO’S Fine Food COMPLIMENTS OF HAMMOND MUSIC crxjt |p Q Q P CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '66 1403 BUTLER AVENUE NEW CASTLE. PENNA. OFFICE MACHINES EQUIPMENT CO. KENNEDYSQUARE YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL MAKES OF PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS 119 LAWRENCE SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY SIX Convenient Offices To Better Serve You New Castle Lawrence Village Ellwood City Wampum (Two Locations) Volant Elliot Waddington, Inc. CAM'S BEAUTY SALON 1029 SOUTH MII.L STREET NEW CAST1.E, PENNA. BILL'S USED CARS 914 SOUTH Mil l. STREET Distributors AUTOMOTIVE • PAINT • RADIO PRODUCTS 116 N. MERCER ST. New Castle, Penna. NEW CASTLE, PENNA. Utopian Staff A “Thank-You for a job well done Ivan J. Sargent-Adviser BEST WISHES FROM Cialella anti Carney Florists 1224 S. Mill Street New Castle, Pa. Mike Isabella's Restaurant Lounge For Reservations Call 658-7455 909 WILMINGTON AVENUE NEW CASTLE. PENNSYLVANIA 16101 120 CHAMBERS MOTOR COMPANY Imperial Plymouth Chrysler Valiant Sales Service 125 West Grant Street NEW CASTLE FRUIT PRODUCE, INC. Wholesale Dealers in Fruits Produce Compliments of First Federal Savings and Loan Association of New Castle FIRST FEDERAL PLAZA NEW CASTLE, PENNA. 323 South Mill Street Telephone: 654-7767 Congratulations to Class of '66 FROM THE A M MARKETS 121 — Diamonds — Fletcher Jewelry Store COMPLIMENTS OF 102 N. Mercer St. FREI) H. NAVARRA INSURANCE Orange Blossom Diamonds AGENCY 1707 WILMINGTON ROAD 658-5571 COMPLIMENTS OF CASTLETON HOTEL FASHION BARN LAWRENCE VILLAGE PLAZA STORE HOURS 10:00 A.M. TO 9:00 P.M. MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY DOLLAR SAVINGS ASSOCIATION OF LAWRENCE COUNTY SHAFFER SNYDER PHARMACISTS 146 East Long Avenue New Castle, Penna. Phone 65-2-2431 MAIN OFFICE NEW CASTLE, PA. BRANCH OFFICE SHARON, PA. 122 AYERS ESSO SERVICE FALLS AT JEFFERSON NEW CASTLE, PENN. COMPLIMENTS OF BERKELY’S CONGRATULATIONS FROM RESTAURANT MANGIARELLI 119 North Mercer St. MOTOR SALES OLDSMOBILE NEW LOCATION: 27 WEST GRANT ST. NEW CASTLE. PENN. 6584753 GUS’ MENS-BOYS SPORTSWEAR RAWLINGS SPORTING GOODS CONGRATULATIONS 106 E. WASHINGTON ST. FROM ROCKY’S SL'PER MARKET CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '66 UNION TOWNSHIP 1908 W. W ASHINGTON ST. INFORMATION GUIDE M M SERVICE PHONE 654-8705 123 “Maximum Heat —Minimum Fuss” Famous Brand High Quality Heating Oil We Furnish Fine Fuel Oil —Complete Service • Trained Courteous Drivers • Full Insurance Coverage • Exact Metered Measure • Clean Heat Comfort J. J. KENNEDY Call 667-8987 1480 Mt. Jackson Rd. —New Castle, Pa. FIRST NATIONAL BANK of LAWRENCE COUNTY John C. Wajert Pharmacy, Inc. New Castle Elwood City 16 W. Long Avenue New Castle, Pa. Tel. 652-5761 Neshannock New Wilmington “Here to Serve You” 124 THE JOHNSON BRONZE COMPANY CONGRATULATES THE MEMBERS OF THE 1966 GRADUATING CLASS UPON THE SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION OF THEIR ACADEMIC STUDIES. BEST WISHES FOR ALL FUTURE ENDEAVORS. 125 Our Sincere Congratulations to the Class of '66 On Completion of your High School Education —May You Each Go Forth in the IE ill of God FREE GOSPEL CHURCH 801 WICK AVENUE YOUNGSTOWN 5, OHIO PASTOR: REV. DAVID J. BEAM SERVICES SUNDAY: Sunday School Morning Worship Young People's Evangelistic WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY Prayer Meeting 9:30 A.M. 11:00 A.M. 6:30 P.M. 7:30 P.M. 7:30 P.M. 126 AS YOU GO THROUGH LIFE KEEP YOUR EYE ON GOOD DESIGN Best Wishes to the Class of'66 SHENANGO CHINA _______________ CONNERLYS CLEANERS Congratulations! And look for the Shenango Indian on the back when you eat out —symbol of good design and exceptional quality SYRACUSE GORHAM ROYAL DOULTON WALLACE CHINA STERLING COMPLIMENTS of PERELMAN’S JEWELRY 127 N. Mercer St. New Castle. Penna. Phone 652-1311 KIRK, HUTTON CO. 22,000 ARTICLES IN HARDWARE NEW CASTLE....PENNA. DIRECT DIAMOND IMPORTERS 124 EAST WASHINGTON STREET NEW CASTLE. PENNSYLVANIA MOTOROLA BULOVA SYLVANIA WATCHES TELEVISION COMPLIMENTS OF PAUL’S PHARMACY 127

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