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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1967 volume:

UNION AREA HIGH SCHOOL 'i PRESENTS THE 1967 UTOPIAN Union Area High School New Castle, Pennsylvania TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration and Faculty 3 Seniors 13 Underclassmen 37 Activities 43 Sports 81 Junior High 93 Advertisements 107 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY MEMORIAM WENDELL EUGENE McCOLGIN February 13, 1916 - September 17, 1966 Jesus said: “I am the resurrection and the life; he who believes in me, though he die, yet shall he live, and whoever lives and believes in me shall never die . . 4 John 11:25-26 ADMINISTRATORS MR JACK BOGGS Guidance Director SCHOOL BOARD The members of the 1966-67 school board are. Seated: Mr Clark. Mr Jenkins. Mrs Bartley. Mr Bowers. Mr. Rice and Mr Houk Standing: Mr Fusco, Mr Mauney. Mr Doonan. Mr Carr, and Mr Pearsall SECRETARIES Mrs Carol Palmer is the efficient secretary of Mr Rowland. Mrs Mary Penwell is our hard working business secretary Mrs. Clara Ingham is our bookkeeper and secretary to the Board secretary Not seen is Mrs Elsie Palk ovich. assistant bookkeeper Mr. Houk’s capable secretary is Mrs Lois Woodring Mrs Nan Morgan. Mr. Bogg's secretary, gladly gives information to students planning to further their education. 6 MATHEMATICS Our capable mathematic teachers from left to right are Mr Ascione who teaches alge- bra II. Mr Benninghoff who teaches seventh grade math. Mrs. Wargo who teaches algebra I and basic math. Mr Hutcheson who teaches eighth grade math, and Mr Sargent, who teaches plane ge- ometry. solid geometry, trigonometry, al- gebra III. and calculus. ENGLISH The members of our English department are from left to right: Mrs Summers. Mrs Butts. Mrs Humphrey. Mr. Grenek. Mrs Clymer. and Miss Craig HISTORY Seated from left to right are: Miss Rentz who teaches American Government, and Miss Kellar. who teaches World History Standing: Mr. Calabrese, eighth and ninth grade history; Mr Zarlengo, American History; Mr Gardner. Pennsylvania and seventh grade History; Mr Clymer. World History; and Mr Daughtery, Pennsylvania History. 7 ART LIBRARIAN Miss Joyce Arnold shown here is proudly dis- playing a picture she painted of her sister This is Mr. Donald Logan’s third year at Union. Together with the aid of many student librar- ians. he successfully runs our library. DRIVER TRAINING HOME Rain, Shine. Hail, or Snow. Mr John Takas, our brave Driver Training Instructor, is always ready to go. ECONOMICS SPECIAL EDUCATION Mrs. Louise Da- vis, along with her new assis- tant Miss Vir- ginia Berger, are making plans for their classes in Home Eco- nomics Mr Harley Col- lins. pictured above, is the Special Educa- tion Instructor. 8 SPEECH AND LANGUAGE READING Displaying the work of her French I students is Mrs Eleanor Gaskell who teaches French I, II, III, and IV. Looking on with interest is Mrs Martha McChesney who teaches Latin I and II, and German I and II. Pictured above are Mr David Amodi who teaches junior high reading and Mr. Barry Drandakis who teaches senior high Speech. Seated is Mrs Gatewood who teaches Health to the Senior high girls Standing beside her is Mr Hart who teaches Health to the Senior high boys. MUSIC INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr Ray Melcer heads our choral department at Union. Mr Terral Stoffer did a tremendous job organizing the Regional Band Festival that was held at Union this year Mr Bob Birchett and Mr Eugene Beichner head our Industrial Arts Department. 9 AGRICULTURE COMMERCIAL Mr. David Ward and Mr. David Seamans headed the Agriculture Department again this year. Due to the leadership of these two qualified men, the Agriculture Department accomplished many projects. PHYSICAL EDUCATION The Commercial teachers this year pictured from left to right are Miss Carmel Lupo. typing and shorthand. Mrs. Carolyn McFarland, who replaced Mr Venturella, teaches typing and General Busi- ness; Mr David Keil, Business Math and Business Law SCIENCE The instructors for our gym classes pictured from left to right are: Mr Leonard Daugherty, who teaches gym and history; Mr Michael Covelli, who teaches gym and Driver Training; Mrs Janet Donnell who substituted for six weeks. The boys had fun playing basketball and taking Physical Fitness tests, while the girls were introduced to archery. Our smiling Science teachers are Mr Socrates R0U88O8. who teaches chemistry; Mr Donald Bromley, who teaches Safety Education and Junior High Science; Mr. Ted Gibson, who teaches Physics and Physical Science; and Mr. W P Patterson who teaches Biology. CUSTODIANS Our very capable women custodians are from left to right: Ruth Bartholemew. Catherine Haugh lin, Modestine Patsy, and Julie Franciscone. Mrs Phyllis Magusiak was not present for the picture PHYSICAL EDUCATION Men custodians, who are always there when you need them, are from left to right: Charles Clark, and Bill Cumberledge NURSE Pictured above is our school nurse Mrs Birt. Pictured above is Mrs Canady, who taught physical education to the girls for the second semester. She led the girls through the completion of their tumbling and helped them prepare for the various tryouts. CAFETERIA STAFF Shown from left to right is our cafeteria staff: Julie Deiger, Catherine Fabian. Rose Monico, Ann Chairo. Phyllis LeComte. and Edna Ward. 11 TEACHERS IN ACTION 12 Our fallen hero. SENIORS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Frank Sniezek President Dave Kunselman Vice-President The officers of the Classics of 67 led in the choosing: of the class name and the class colors, navy blue and white. The senior class was guided throughout the school year by the co- advisors. Miss Rentz and Mr Roussos The mem- bers of their committee were Mrs Clymer. Mrs Humphrey, and Mr. Zar- lengo. Their help was very much appreciated Melinda Roussos Secretary Elaine Krajewski Treasurer Judith M. Alick Judy Ruth Antoniazzi Puny Petunia Nancy Paula Barbelli Nan Suzanne Jean Allen Susie Jacqueline Jo Aquaro Jackie Barbara J Bevan Barb Samuel David Altman Sam John Aunkst Hour i Karyn Jean Bidinotto Karyn Edward Frank Anton Ed Gary Lee Bacon Harry Robert James Bidinotto Bob 15 John Michael Bivens Walter Lee Blews Mickey Bulldog Dennis M Bok Denny Johanna Bordyniuk Jew Ann Cheryl Boughter Annie Paul John Brysh Paul William Burkes Butcher Kathryn May Callahan Kathy Thomas Wayne Carpenter Lawrence A. Cervone Cosmo Larry Jim H. Cimini Jim Cim Linda Ann Clark Lily Pilch 16 Susan Clendenning Lewis James Commesso Susie Lew Roland H. Cook Roll Vaughn W Cook Vaugh James Gerald Davidson Catherine Ann Davis Jim Ann Janice Kaye Cooley Camel Robert Edward Dag-res Hemi Bob John Wayne Dean David Vincent DelPrincipe Jack Delp Patricia DeLorenzo Patty Constance L Dilley Connie 17 Stephen F DiLullo Robert Joseph Doonan Steve Dob Jean Louise Dover Jeanne Edward J Dudek Dick Paula Jane Dutko Cynthia Louise Edmiston Paula Cyn Phillip T Egbert Phil Patricia Jean Elias Patti Kathleen Mae Finley Kathy Susan Lynn Fraley Susie Joseph Frankovich Joanne Adele French Fuzzy Joanne 18 Ken Gadzia Top Whop KimberlyAnn Gaiser Kim Kathleen Galacia Kathy Diana Louise Gargasz Diane Penny Genareo Penny Concetta Mane Gennani Connie Lawrence J. Gorgacz Larry Linda L. Grooms Lin Stephen H Gurgacz Fag Kathleen M. Hanna Kathy Kathleen Hardester Kathy William D Hassig Will 19 Beverly Ann Heckathorne Mary Louise Hester Bev Mary Lou James J. Hasson ABU Douglas Paul Heasley Blimp Beverly Jean Hilke Bev Richard A Hill Bunky Suzanne Hraczo Susie Joyce Lynn Hudak Joyce Judith Lee Hudak Judi Kaye Louise Hummel Rubi Agnes Jessop Aggie 20 Darryl Allyn Johnston Armas Steven Jokinen Darryl Army Glenn George Jones Radar Lynne Ellen Kastner Lynne Delores Jean Kegarise Daniel Edward Kelly Dee World Wolf Robert Henry Kitchen Elaine Krajewski Kitch Elaine 21 James Louis Lingenfelter Jim Link Thomas C. List Hairy Janice Ann Llewellyn Robert W. Lombardo Agatha Bob Frank M. Lovich Frank Sharon L. Lutz Lutzy Janet Marie Malizia Janet Ralph F. Masko Duck Ronald R Michaelangelo Belinda Ann Miles Amigo Bee Too Busy Kathy Jo McClenahan Linda Eileen Mcllvenny Kathy Linda 22 Alana Ann Miller Lana Diana L. Morris Di Donna Lee Morris Don Edna Mae Morrison Edna Currine Annette Mundziak Pamela Mane Navarra Currine Pam Jane Eleanor Nelson John Nels Nelson Jane John 23 Too Busy Linda Diane Palmer Kathleen Marie Panella Linda Kathie Billie Jeanne Parkes Billie George Pastore George Patricia Jayne Pataki Robert John Peterson Patti Slinky Frank J Petrello Cathi Irene Plaufcan Frank Cath 24 Paula Marie Reed Susan L. Reis Paula Sue Darrell Rishel Deborah Kae Roth Darrell Debi Gary Earl Shoaf Gary Linda D. Shuler Schultz John A Smith Smitty Frank Joseph Smith FreRgi 25 Photograph not available Karen Lynn Smoot Frank Joseph Sniezek Karl Crane William Patrick Spencer Ratnip Robert A Stanley Ring Neck Fred Timm Fred Lois Lorrain Stiger Lowie Sherry Day Sumner Sherry William Thomas Tomon Bill 26 Gary Travis Gary Paul Stewart Ubry Byrd Kathy Lynn Unangst Kathy I David E. Walter Dave Class of ’67 Agnes Kay Watson Aggie George W Williams Joseph T Wojtowicz George Joe Wad James G. Womer Paula Jean Zarella Worm m Paula 27 Salvacion A Abaygar A.F.S. student from the Philippines It has been a wonderful year, friends. I couldn't find enough words to say how grateful I am to all of you for making it so. I could never forget Union. There would always be thousands of things to remind me of it-the basket- ball games, the term papers, the fire drill in the midst of a test, those tempting after-dinner naps, my first snow fall, and most of all that ever-fateful cry of “Where’s your pass?” and the ever convincing reply of “Would you believe . . . ?” All these I am going to take back with me plus many other memories. I have seen America, felt the challenge of living in it, and have had a touch of its greatness In our own world in Union, the East has met the West, and I hope it would forever stay that way, for only then could we have one big solid world marked with under- standing and brotherhood. Paalam Adios..........Au Revoir Sayonara...... Goodbye Sally SENIOR INFORMATION SALVACION ABAYOAR Teenettes 12 Secretary 12 Qlrls Ensemble 12 Student Council 12 FT A 12 Pep Club 12 Utopian 12 JUDITH M AUCK Tee net tea lO 11 French Club IO 11 FNA lO 11 SUZANNE JEAN ALLEN Teenettea lO 11 12 Concert Choir 11 12 Girls Ensemble 10 Pep Club 11 G A A 10 11 SAMUEL DAVID ALTMAN Football 11 EDWARD FRANK ANTON FTA lO 11 12 Baseball 10 11 12 RUTH ANTONIAZZI Teenettes 10 11 12 Girls Ensemble 10 11 Pep Club 11 Drill Team 12 O A A 10 11 Office Aid 12 Librarian 11 JACQUELINE JO AQUARO Teenettes 10 11 12 Girls Ensemble 10 Drill Team lO 11 12 Treasurer 11 Co-captain 12 G A A lO 11 Student Council 11 French Club 10 F N A lO 11 Pep Club 10 11 12 JOHN AUNK8T Concert Choir 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Football 10 Baseball 11 12 OARY LEE BACON Concert Choir 12 President 12 F N A 11 12 Varsity L 11 12 Pep Club lO 11 12 Football 10 11 12 Baseball 10 11 12 NANCY PAULA BARBELL! F H A 12 Pep Club 12 BARBARA J BEVAN Teenettea 10 11 Concert Choir 12 District Chorus 12 Senior Play 12 FTA 10 11 12 Jr Vice Pres 11 Vice-President 12 F HA 10 11 12 Secretary 11 President 12 GAA lO 11 Librarian 11 KARYN JEAN BIDINOTTO Teenettea 10 11 12 Concert Choir 11 12 Secretary 12 Girls Ensemble 10 Student Council 10 French Club 11 12 F N A 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Cheerleader lO 11 GAA 10 11 ROBERT JAMES BIDINOTTO Concert Choir 10 ll 12 District Chorus 12 Regional Chorus 12 County Chorus 11 FTA 12 JOHN MICHAEL BIVENS Junior Play 11 Senior Play 12 F N A 12 F.F.A. 10 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 WALTER LEE BLEWS F.F A 10 11 12 JOHANNA BORDYNIUK Teenettes 10 11 12 Art Club 11 12 President 12 French Club 11 12 FTA 10 11 F.H.A. 10 11 12 Utopian 11 GAA 10 11 Librarian 10 11 12 U-Hi News 10 ANN CHERYL BOUOHTER Teenettea 10 11 12 Concert Choir 10 11 12 GAA 10 11 Librarian 10 11 12 U-Hi News 10 Junior Play 11 French Club 12 FNA 11 12 FTA 10 11 F HA 10 11 Pep Club 10 11 12 PAUL JOHN BRYSH Band lO 11 12 Vice-President 12 Pep Band lO 11 12 District Band 12 Regional Band 12 County Band 11 French Club 12 FTA 10 11 12 NH8. 11 12 Utopian 11 12 Business Mgr 12 Youth Correspondent 11 12 KATHRYN MAY CALLAHAN Teenettes lO 11 12 Band 10 11 12 Secretary 12 GAA lO 11 Librarian 10 11 12 FHA 10 11 12 Secretary 12 FTA 11 12 Pep Club lO 11 12 THOMAS WAYNE CARPENTER French Club 10 11 12 Secretary 11 NHS 11 12 President 12 Utopian 11 12 Football 11 Track 11 12 LAURENCE A CERVONE Varsity L 11 12 Pep Club 11 12 Basketball 10 11 12 Track lO JIM H CIMINI Junior Play 11 Stage Manager LINDA ANN CLARK Teenettea 10 11 12 Concert Choir 11 12 Girls Ensemble 10 French Club 11 12 FNA 11 12 FTA 10 Pep Club 10 11 12 GAA 10 11 12 SUSAN CLENDENNING Teenettea 10 11 12 GAA. 10 11 Librarian 10 11 12 Pep Club 11 12 LEWIS JAMES COMMESSO French Club 11 12 FTA 10 11 12 Pep Club 11 12 ROLAND H COOK Varsity L 10 11 12 Utopian 11 12 Art Editor 11 12 Football lO Track 10 11 VAUGHN W COOK Pep Club 12 Track lO JANICE KAYE COOLEY Teenettes 10 11 12 Art Club 11 12 Band 10 11 12 Pep Band 11 Drill Team 11 12 GAA 10 11 ROBERT EDWARD DAG RES Track 11 12 CATHERINE ANN DAVIS Teenettes 10 11 12 Art Club 11 12 Concert Choir 11 12 Oirls Ensemble 10 FNA 10 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Drill Team 12 O A A 10 11 Librarian 11 JOHN WAYNE DEAN FNA 12 FTA 12 NHS II 12 Utopian 11 12 Track 10 11 12 DAVID VINCENT DELPRINCIPE Junior Play FNA 12 Varsity L 11 12 Secretary 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Football 10 11 12 Track 10 11 12 Projection Club lO 11 12 PATRICIA DELORENZO Teenettes 10 GAA, 10 F H A 10 11 12 CONSTANCE L DILLEY Concert Choir 12 Girls Ensemble 10 11 Pep Club 12 STEPHEN F DILULLO Band lO 11 12 Treasurer 12 Pep Band 10 11 12 Dance Band 10 District Band 12 Regional Band 12 State FFA Band lO 11 12 NaUonal F.F A Band 12 U-Hi News lO Projection Club 10 ll 12 Junior Play 11 Senior Play 11 12 Student Council 10 F.F A 10 11 12 Parliamentarian lO Secretary 11 ROBERT JOSEPH DOONAN Student Council 12 FNA 12 FTA 12 Varsity L lO 11 12 NHS 11 12 Football 11 12 Track lO ll JEAN LOUISE DOVER Teenettes 10 11 12 Band lO 11 12 Secretary 11 Librarian 10 11 12 French Club 10 11 12 Vice-president 12 FTA 12 FHA lO 11 12 Treasurer 11 12 Pep Club 11 EDWARD J. DUDEK Band 10 11 12 Track 10 11 PAULA JANE DUTKO Teenettes 10 11 12 Girls Ensemble lO French Club 11 12 Secretary 12 FTA 10 11 12 FH.A 11 Utopian 11 12 CYNTHIA LOUISE EDMISTON Teenettes 10 11 12 Girls Ensemble 10 11 French Club 12 FTA 10 ll 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Color Ouard 10 GAA 10 11 12 Librarian 11 PATRICIA JEAN ELIAS Teenettes lO 11 12 Band 10 11 12 Girls Ensemble 12 GAA 10 11 FNA 11 12 FTA lO 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 KATHLEEN MAE FINLEY FHA lO 11 12 SUSAN LYNN FRALEY Teenettes 10 11 12 Student Council 11 French Club lO 11 FNA 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Treasurer 12 OAA 10 11 JOSEPH FRANKOVICH Junior Play ll Pep Club 11 12 Track 10 JOANNE ADELE FRENCH Teenettes lO ll 12 Girls Ensemble 10 Student Council lO Treasurer 10 French Club 10 FNA. 10 11 12 Pep Club lO 11 12 Drill Team 10 11 12 OAA lO 11 KEN OADZIA Football 10 11 Basketball 11 12 KIMBERLY ANN GAISER Teenettes 10 11 12 Concert Choir 11 12 Girls Ensemble lO FNA 11 12 FHA 10 ll 12 Pep Club 11 12 GAA 10 11 KATHY OALACIA Teenettes lO 11 12 Concert Choir 10 11 12 French Club lO 11 FNA 10 11 12 FTA 10 11 12 FH.A 10 11 Vice-president 11 Pep Club 10 11 OAA 10 11 Librarian 10 DIANA LOUISE GAROASZ Teenettes 10 11 12 Art Club 11 Pep Club 11 Drill Team 11 12 GAA lO 11 PENNY GENAREO • Girls Ensemble 10 FHA 11 CONCETTA M OERMANI Teenettes 10 11 12 Junior Play 11 French Club 12 FNA 11 12 Pep Club lO 11 12 Utopian 11 12 Co-editor 12 G.A.A 10 11 LAWRENCE J OOROACZ FTA. IO ll 12 Varsity L lO 11 12 Football Mgr lO 11 Baseball 10 LINDA L. GROOMS Girls Ensemble 10 11 KATHLEEN M HANNA Teenettes lO 11 12 Band 10 11 12 Regional Band 12 County Band 11 Junior Play 11 Senior Play 12 French Club 11 Pep Club 12 NHS 11 12 Drill Team 11 12 Secretary 12 OAA 10 Librarian 10 SENIOR INFORMATION KATHLEEN HARDESTER Tee net te 10 11 12 Oirl Ensemble 12 French Club 10 F N A 11 12 FT A 10 11 Pep Club IO 11 12 Color Ouard 11 12 GAA. 10 11 Librarian 10 12 WILLIAM D HASSIG Junior Play 11 Senior Play 12 Track 10 Cias� Vice-president 10 11 Projection Club 10 11 12 JAMES J. HASSON Track 10 11 12 DOUGLAS PAUL HEASLEY Concert Choir 12 Junior Play 11 Senior Play 12 F N A 12 Pep Club 11 12 BEVERLY ANN HECKATHORNE Concert Choir 11 12 Girls Ensemble 10 Junior Play 11 Senior Play 12 FNA 11 12 F H A 12 GAA 10 11 MARY LOUISE HESTER Teenettes lO 11 12 Art Club 11 Concert Choir 10 11 12 Junior Play 11 Senior Play 12 Pep Club 12 GAA 10 11 Librarian 12 BEVERLY JEAN HILKE Teenettes lO 11 Concert Choir 11 12 Girls Ensemble 10 F.N.A. 11 FTA 10 11 NHS. 11 12 GAA 10 RICHARD A HILL Student Council 12 NHS 12 PAUL JOSEPH HORNEY Football 11 Track 10 11 SUZANNE HRACZO Teenettes lO 11 12 Girls Ensemble 10 11 Pep Club 11 O A A 10 11 JOYCE LYNN HUDAK Teenettes 10 11 12 Girls Ensemble 12 Junior Play 11 French Club 12 FNA 11 12 FTA 10 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Color Guard 11 12 GAA 10 11 Office Aid 10 Librarian 11 12 JUDITH LEE HUDAK Teenettes 10 11 12 Concert Choir lO 11 12 French Club 12 FNA 11 12 FTA 11 12 Pep Club lO 11 12 GAA 10 11 Majorettes 11 12 KAYE LOUISE HUMMEL Teenettes 10 11 Oirls Ensemble 12 O A A. 10 French Club 10 11 AGNES JESSOP Teenettes 10 11 F H A 10 11 12 Office Aid 12 DARRYL ALLYN JOHNSTON Junior Play 11 Varsity L 10 11 12 Pep Club lO 11 12 ARMAS STEVEN JOKINEN Junior Play 11 Pep Club 10 1112 Projection Club 10 11 12 QLENN GEORGE JONES Varsity L 12 Basketball lO Track 10 11 12 LYNN ELLEN KASTNER Teenettes 10 11 FRA 10 11 12 O.A.A 11 DELORES JEAN KEG ARISE Teenettes 10 11 12 FNA 11 12 FTA lO 11 12 Pep Club 12 GAA lO 11 DANIEL EDWARD KELLY F FA 10 ROBERT HENRY KITCHEN Band 10 11 12 President 12 Pep Band 11 12 Track 10 12 Student Council 11 French Club 10 NHS 11 12 Utopian ll 12 Business MffT 12 ELAINE KRAJEWSKI Teenettes 10 11 12 French Club 11 FNA 11 12 President 12 NHS 11 12 GAA lO Librarian 11 Class Secretary ll Class Treasurer 12 JOHN F. KRUPA Junior Play 11 DAVID EDWARD KUNSELMAN Band 10 11 12 FTA. 10 11 12 President 12 NHS 11 12 Utopian ll 12 Track 12 Class Vice-pres 12 VIROINIA MARIE LANCE Teenettes lO 11 12 Color Guard 10 11 Majorettes 12 O. A.A lO 11 FNA 11 12 Secretary 12 Pep Club 10 11 NHS 11 12 DANIEL JAMES LEASURE P. FA. lO 11 JAMES LOUIS LINOENFELTER Librarian 10 U-Hi News 10 THOMAS C. LIST Varsity L 11 12 Pep Club 11 12 Utopian 12 Basketball lO 11 12 JANICE ANN LLEWLLYN Teenettes lO 11 12 Concert Choir 10 ll 12 FNA 11 12 Pep Club lO 11 12 GAA lO 11 12 Librarian 10 U-Hi News 10 ROBERT W LOMBARDO French Club 10 11 12 SHARON L. LUTZ Concert Choir 11 12 Librarian 12 District Chorus 12 County Chorus 11 FH A 10 11 12 OfTice Aid lO 11 12 Librarian 10 JANET MARIE MALIZIA Teenettes 10 11 12 Concert Choir 11 12 Girls Ensemble lO FTA 10 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Drill Team 10 11 12 Captain 12 O.A.A. IO 11 Librarian 10 Class President lO RALPH F MASKO Concert Choir 10 11 12 F F A IO KATHY JO MCCLENAHAN Teenettes 10 11 12 Concert Choir 10 11 12 District Chorus 12 Majorettes 10 11 12 Drum Majorette 12 GAA 10 11 Librarian 10 11 Student Council 10 12 Secretary IO 12 FTA. 11 12 Pep Club 10 ll 12 NHS 11 12 Secretary 12 Utopian 11 12 Co-editor 12 LINDA EILEEN MCILVENNY Teenettes 10 11 12 GAA IO F.H.A. 11 12 Pep Club 12 RONALD R MICHAELANOELO Pep Club 10 11 12 Basketball 10 Baseball 11 12 ALANA ANN MILLER Teenettes 10 11 12 FNA 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Cheerleader IO Captain IO Drill Team 11 12 G A A 10 11 12 DIANA L. MORRIS Teenettes 10 11 12 O.A.A. 10 11 Librarian 10 11 12 French Club 12 FNA 11 12 FTA 12 NHS 11 12 Utopian 12 DONNA LEE MORRIS Teenettes 10 11 G A A 10 11 Librarian 10 11 EDNA MAE MORRISON Teenettes 10 11 12 Oirls Ensemble 10 O A A IO FH A 12 CURRINE ANNETTE MUNDZIAK Teenettes 10 11 12 Oirls Ensemble 10 Drill Team 10 11 12 GAA 10 11 Student Council 11 French Club 10 FNA 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 PAMELA MARIE NAVARRA Student Council 10 French Club 12 FNA 11 12 Vice-president 12 FTA IO 11 12 Secretary 12 F HA. 10 11 12 NHS 11 12 GAA 10 JANE ELEANOR NELSON Teenettes 10 11 12 Vice-president 11 President 12 Art Club 11 12 Vice-president 12 Concert Choir 10 ll 12 G A A IO 11 Treasurer 11 French Club IO 11 FTA 12 Pep Club 12 JOHN NELS NELSON Concert Choir 12 Football 10 11 12 Manager Basketball 11 12 Statistician Librarian 10 11 U-Hi News 10 Junior Play 11 Senior Play 11 12 French Club 10 11 12 President 11 FNA 11 12 FTA 10 11 12 Varsity L 10 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 NHS ll 12 Utopian 11 12 Sports Editor 12 JOHN MICHAEL O'ROURKE Baseball 10 11 12 F F A. 10 ll 12 Reporter 11 President 12 Varsity L 10 11 12 Vice-president 12 CATHERINE ELLEN PADOVANO Teenettes 10 11 12 GAA 10 11 F HA 11 12 Pep Club 12 VIROINIA ANN PAOLIARO Teenettes 10 11 12 F HA 11 12 LINDA DIANE PALMER Teenettes 10 11 12 Girls Ensemble 10 11 O A A 10 Pep Club 12 KATHLEEN MARIE PANELLA Teenettes 10 11 12 Girls Ensemble 10 Senior Play 12 French Club 10 FNA 12 FTA 10 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Cheerleader 10 11 12 GAA IO 11 Office Aid 10 OEORGE PASTORE Art Club 10 11 12 F.F.A IO 11 Football 11 Track 10 12 PATRICIA JAYNE PATAKI Teenettes 10 11 12 Junior Play 11 Senior Play 12 French Club 11 12 FNA 11 12 FTA 10 11 12 Cheerleader 10 12 Co-captain 10 Captain 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 GAA IO ll ROBERT JOHN PETERSON Track lO F.F A. 10 11 12 CATHI IRENE PLAUPCAN Teenettes 10 11 12 Girls Ensemble 10 MARY KATHLEEN PROCTOR Teenettes IO 11 12 Band IO 11 12 Pep Band 10 Dance Band 10 O A A 10 11 FNA 10 11 12 County Band 11 FTA IO 11 12 Pep Club IO 11 12 PETER P. QUINN Football 10 11 12 Co-captain 12 Basketball 10 11 12 Co-captain 12 Baseball 10 11 12 Class Secretary 10 Class Treasurer 11 Student Council 12 President 12 French Club 11 12 Varsity L 10 11 12 President 12 Pop Club 10 11 12 President 12 ROBERT FOREST RAUB Football IO 11 12 SENIOR INFORMATION Basketball IO 11 12 Varsity L IO 11 12 RICHARD L RAUSCH Football 10 11 12 Captam 12 Basketball 10 Baseball 10 11 12 Projection Club 10 11 Senior Play 12 French Club 10 11 Vice-president 11 Varsity L IO 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 PAULA MARIE REED Art Club 11 12 O A A 10 11 Junior Play 11 Senior Play 12 French Club 10 FT A 12 F HA 10 11 12 SUSAN L. REIS Tee net tee 10 11 12 F HA 11 12 Office Aid 12 DARRELL RISHEL Football lO 11 12 Co-Captain 12 Basketball 10 11 12 Baseball 10 11 Class Treasurer lO Class President 11 Student Council 12 French Club 11 Varsity L 10 11 12 Treasurer 12 DEBORAH KAE ROTH Teenettee 11 12 Art Club 11 12 Concert Choir 10 O A A. lO FNA 11 12 FT A 11 12 Pep Club 12 Utopian 12 MELINDA JEAN ROUSSOS Teenettes lO 11 12 Concert Choir lO 11 12 Secretary 11 Vice-president 12 Drill Team 12 O A A 10 11 Class Secretary 12 Junior Play 11 Senior Play 12 Student Council 11 Secretary 11 F T A. 10 11 12 Reporter 11 Pep Club lO 11 12 NH8 11 12 Treasurer 12 Utopian 11 12 Cheerleader 10 CARL EUGENE SALLMEN Football 10 Track 10 JACQUELINE LYNN SALZMAN Teenettes 10 11 12 Concert Choir 11 12 FNA 11 12 Treasurer 12 FT A 10 11 12 FHA 11 Pep Club 12 N H 8 11 12 O A A lO 11 CONCETTA M. SEMINARA Teenettes 10 11 12 Olrls Ensemble 10 O A A 10 11 French Club 12 FNA II 12 OARY EARL SHOAF Concert Choir 12 Track 12 LYNDA D SHULER Oirls Ensemble lO Majorettes 10 11 12 O A A lO 11 Pep Club 12 JOHN A SMITH Football 11 Track 10 FRANK JOSEPH SMITH Concert Choir 12 French Club 11 FT A lO KAREN LYNN SMOOT Teenettes 10 11 12 O A A. lO FNA 11 12 FTA lO 11 12 FRANK JOSEPH SNIEZEK Football 10 11 12 Track 11 Class President 12 Junior Play 11 Senior Play 12 Student Council lO French Club 12 FT. A lO 11 12 Treasurer 12 Varsity L 12 Pep Club 11 12 NH.S 11 12 Vice-president 12 BILL PATRICK SPENCER Art Club 11 F F A. 10 11 12 Track lO ROBERT A 8TANLEY Track 10 LOIS LORRAIN STIGER Teenettes 12 FNA 12 FTA 12 SHERRY DAY SUMNER Teenettes 10 11 12 Student Council 11 Treasurer 11 French Club 12 FNA 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Majorettes 10 11 12 Co-captain 10 12 Drum Majorette 11 O A A 10 11 Librarian 10 11 FRED TIMM Varsity L 11 12 Baseball 11 WILLIAM THOMAS TOMON Football lO 11 Track 11 Projection Club 12 OARY TRAVIS French Club 12 Varsity L 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Basketball 10 11 12 Statistician PAUL STEWART UBRY Concert Choir 12 F FA 10 11 12 Track 10 KATHY LYNN UNANGST Teenettes 10 11 12 Concert Choir 10 11 12 O A.A 10 11 Librarian 10 FNA 11 12 FTA lO 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Cheerleader lO 12 MITCHELL FRANK VIGNOLA Art Club 10 11 12 Pep Club 11 12 Track 11 Baseball 12 DAVID D VILLANI Librarian 10 Junior Play 11 French Club 11 12 Treasurer 12 FTA 10 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Utopian 12 GERALD E VOOAN Varsity L 10 11 12 Football 10 11 12 Basketball 10 Baseball 10 11 12 ANDREA LYNN VRABEL Teenettes 10 11 12 Treasurer 11 Olrls Ensemble 12 Drill Team 11 12 Treasurer 12 Q A A 10 11 Librarian 12 FNA 11 12 FTA 10 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 DAVID E WALTER Concert Choir 12 F F A 10 11 12 Projection Club 10 11 AONES KAY WATSON Teenettes 10 11 O A.A. 10 Librarian 10 12 FNA 12 FHA 10 11 12 President 11 Vice-president 12 OEORGE W WILLIAMS Football 11 F F A. 10 11 12 Sentinel 12 JOSEPH T WOJTOWICZ Varsity L 12 Football 11 12 JAMES O WOMER Concert Choir lO 11 12 Football 10 Projection Club lO 11 12 PAULA JEAN ZARELLA Teenettes 10 11 12 Concert Choir 11 12 Oirls Ensemble 10 Color Guard 12 G A A 10 11 Librarian 12 Junior Play 11 Senior Play 12 FNA 10 11 12 FTA 12 CLASS How many years have you been a part of the history of the Class of '67? Some of us have gone to Union all our lives, some have come from other schools, and yet each of us has played an important part in making this history what it is. It all began in 1955. Do you remember the daily sixth grade rou- tine of marbles, jacks, and jump rope? Or how about the first time we changed classes? It doesn’t seem too important to us now but then it was something special. Maybe you’ve kept your autograph book or your ribbons. They hold many memories and bring to mind thoughts of running around the school yard in our sailor hats with our ribbons streaming behind us, handing our books to one another and trying to think up a new and clever way to sign each one. Our first year in Junior High School brought with it many exciting events. How can you ever forget the almost electric excitement that generated through the school when our Varsity basketball team won the Section. I’ll bet you had your first real case of puppy love or maybe you had your first crush on a teacher—or would you rather we didn’t mention that? Have you ever stopped and tried to remember all the notes you wrote, and how many times you passed them in class? Yes, it all seems like so long ago. One thing I’m sure you’ll remember is the day we proudly moved across the administrative wing and with heads held high and butter- flies in our stomachs took our places in the world of Senior High as Sophomores. We banded together and shook off the old idea of five separate homerooms, and elected the following class officers: presi- dent, Janet Malizia; vice president, Bill Hassig; secretary, Pete Quinn; treasurer, Darrell Rishel. How many boxes of Christmas candy did you sell that year? I’ll bet it was at least five, because then you were eligible to attend the Sophomore Class Party. Did you do the “monkey”, the “Sweet Pea and the “jerk”, or did you simply sit there and wait for them to serve all that delicious pizza? Also 10th grade found us joining every club we could get our hands on dues for. I'm sure the girls will not forget our Teenette initiation, and maybe some of the boys are still thinking about the requirements for the football initiation. The saying, “Time flies when you’re having a good time,” really holds true because before we knew it we were members of the Junior class. Again we held elections and the results were as follows: presi- dent. Darrell Rishel; vice president. Bill Hassig; treasurer, Pete Quinn; secretary, Elaine Krewjewski. They led us in supplementing our class treasury with our Easter Candy Sale. Being Juniors also brought with it the fulfillment of many tradi- tions. Among them of course, was the ordering of our 1967 class rings, which were delivered in time for Thanksgiving Day. Little did anyone realize but the class of ’67 was harboring many unknown thespians who proved to us and to the world that they could truly take an audi- ence by storm. Under the direction of Mrs. Bates we presented “The Boy Who Changed The World . Can anyone who attended the performance ever forget Dave’s petti-pants? Before we knew it, it was time to decorate the cathedral for our first Junior-Senior Prom. Do you remember how many hours we spent lower- HISTORY ing the ceiling alone? I guess we’ll always remember dancing to “Shan- grila”, and dreaming of the day when this would be the setting for our prom. Most of us realize that that day came all too soon, for before we knew it we were full fledged Seniors. For us, being seniors is a very important thing and it was just as important that we elected very special class officers for the occasion: president, Frank Sniezek; vice president, Dave Kunselman; treasurer, Elaine Krewjewski, and secre- tary, Melinda Roussos. One of the most exciting memories of our Senior year will always be our Football team. How can you ever forget the pep rally for the Laurel game, or that round of applause we gave to our coach, Mr. Roussos, and last but not least, that fabulous score of 31-0! It is only fitting that they went on to become co-tricounty champs. As always, football season brought with it our very own home- coming game, which was reigned over by our 1966 Homecoming Queen, Kathy McClenahan. The other senior candidates were Karyn Bidinotto and Kathy Panella. Some Enchanted Evening Jane Nelson was chosen queen of the 1967 Teenette Formal. Other senior attendants were Joanne French and our A.F.S. student Sally Abagayr. Once again the Senior class brought forth its talent and put Broad- way to shame with the production of “You the Jury” under the direc- tion of Mr. Barry Drandakysis. There were many other memorable events in our Senior year, like the ordering of our dinks of Navy Blue and White, being measured for our caps and gowns, selecting our class name —Classics of ’67 —and planning our Senior activity, a night on the Gateway Clipper. Soon it was April 29, and we entered the “Grecian Gardens” of our Junior-Senior Prom for one of the highlights of our graduation. As we danced to the music we thought with mixed emotions of the events that would soon follow, as we, the class of '67, prepared for our final acts as a class. And then all too soon the days came and went. First on June 4 we gathered for the Baccalaureate services. Next, it was June 7, Gradua- tion Day. Slowly our names were announced and we mounted the stage to receive our diplomas. This was the day that we had dreamed about for so long and planned for ever since we first entered Union. We stood in the halls receiving the congratulations of our friends and teachers with smiling faces and misty eyes. We gazed around at the building that had been our home for six years, trying to engrave on our minds each special memory that it held for us. And now that our saga has reached its climax, we would like to thank everyone who helped to make it possible, and especially our senior advisors Mr. Roussos, Miss Rentz, Mrs. Clymer, Mrs. Humphrey, and Mr. Zarlengo. As we leave these halls to become part of a great nation, we take with us many unforgettable moments and yet we leave behind a small part of ourselves —a part that can never truly be recovered. Connie Germani SENIOR BEST LOOKING Karyn Bidinotto Gary Bacon MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jackie Salzman David Kunselman BEST PERSONALITY Kathy McClenahan Darrell Rishel CLASS FLIRTS Paula Zarella Mickey Vignola THE TALL AND THE SHORT OF IT Kathy Panella Ken Gadzia Ann Davis John Nelson 34 PERSONALITIES BEST DRIVERS MOST BASHFUL 35 Kathy McClenahan Pete Quinn Connie Germani John Krupa SONGS OF “67 99 Big: Man in Town Smoke Gets in Your Eyes Sherry Once in Love with Amy 96 Tears Dead Man's Curve Who Do You Love California Dreamin Little Girl Mr Spaceman Down in the Boondocks This Diamond Ring Louie Louie Can’t Get Enough of You Me and My Shadow You Don’t Have to Paint me a Picture The Shadow of your Smile Band of Gold Wonderland by Night Little Spanish Flea Bobby is the One Symphony for Susan Unchained Melody Johnny Angel Pennies from Heaven Maybe I Know Cathy’s Clown All I See is You Stella by Starlight Remember Then Little Bitty Pretty One Young Man With a Horn I Hear a Symphony Spinout Ups and Downs Where the Boys Are I’m your Puppet Bits and Pieces Did you Ever Have to Make up Your Mind The Sound of Music???? Strawberry Fields Forever Tonight’s the Night Wild Thing The Hair on my Chinny Chin Chin Land of lOOO Dances Where the Action Is Born Too Late If I Fell Run Run Run Walk Don’t Run Poor Side of Town Half Heaven Half Heartache Cherish John Nelson Chemistry Lab Pete Quinn John O’Rourke Term Papers Roland Cook Kathy Panella Melinda Roussos Linda Clark Bob Bidinotto Pollock Hill Janet Malizia Lou Comme8so Vacation Pete and Sherry Jane Nelson Miss Rentz Sue Clendenning Gateway Clipper Ron Michaelangelo Kathy Unangst Darrell Rishel Pep Band Karyn Bidinotto Dan Kelly Trig Class John Krupa Homework Dave Del Principe Junior High Days Joanne French Steve DiLullo Regional Band David Walters Report Cards The ‘Park Richard Rausch Physic’s Thermometers Gary Bacon Concert Choir Jackie and Larry June 7, 1967 Laurel Pep Rally Gary Vogan C A ‘‘King’s’’ Underclassmen Mr Sargent Track Practice In the halls of Union Edinburgh Graduation Memories from Union 4 XV i 'r % 36 UNDERCLASSMEN JUNIORS The Junior Class elected very capable officers to lead them through one of their most impor- tant years at Union. Under their leadership the Juniors sponsored a very successful mag- azine sale and also the Junior-Senior Prom. The officers are from left to right: Joe Chairo, President; Nancy Walton. Treasurer; Carol Gierlach, Secretary; Chuck Morrison. Vice- President. 11-A Row i: Betty Sauders, Rose Minetti, Toni Pagely, Kathy Van Fos- san, Diane Bowers. Lynn Kenst. Row 2: Diane Frisch, Bonnie Augus- tine. Diane Greaf, Mary Lou Heichel, Kathy John- son. Linda Melnick, Ruth Ann Simmons Row 3: Jim Szewczyk, Jim Gal- braith. Fred Cox. Chuck Lombardo. Richard Glid- den, Jim Bistyga. Mi- chael Benedict. Row 4: Gary Pascarella. Bruce Olenik Row 5: Hillis Miles, Dave Lieshman, Jim Cochran. Dave Fritz. Paul Jaivorski. Ron Mc- Kenna. 11-B Row 1: Judy Glenn. Janis Costa. Carol Pardick, Diane Wilson. Carol Geir- lack. Lavon Alley Row 2: Ken Ubry. Susan McAn- allen. Sally Fraiser, Threasa Costa, Kathy Se- vera. Candy Mauney, Chris Christy Row 3: Gary Gat to, Chipper Prim- avere. Dale Shannon. Ed Hoaglin, Clinton Pitzer, Chuck Morrison. Row 4: Rex Bruno. Ed Harrison, Michael Vakopovitch, Bruce Campbell. George Hake. 38 11-C Row 1: Patty Dudo, Nancy Walton. Pattie Bartley. Maggie Pearson. Mary Woodring. Jennifer Bruner. Jane Sneizek, Debbie Claver Row 2: Charyl McClenahan, Barb Schmidt. Herta Hietsch, Bertha Stitt. Mary Lou Bracken. Georgian Lea- sure. Kathy Cradel Row 3: Joe Chairo. Mark Manifrang. Mack Brown, Mike Anarella. John Grim. Steve Borowski, Dave Faller Row 4: Ed Stewart. Albert Ritchie, John Shish. John Riden- baugh. 11-D Row 1: Walter Karski, Amy Montgomery. Bar- bra Eve, Carol Sallemen, Lori Bidinotto, Terry Jones Row 2: Albert Me- Colgin. Elaine Presnar, Melinda Villani, Angelo Anarella, Joellen Mont- gomery. Marilyn Cluse, Frank Magusiak Row 3: Nancy Harmon. Bonnie Gardner, Stan Jendry- siak. Row 4: Ron Fye, Dale Schmidt. Ron Thomas. Richard Patsy, Ed Campbell, John Duzyk. Dave Homey ll-E Row 1: Darlene Perrino, Janet Clark, Jessie Smock, Debbie Butts. Marlene Magno, Trudi Hughes. Sue Rowell. Ger- trude Sallemen Row 2: Ron Pelso. Bill Hunt. Jim O’Neil, Bill Kastner, Georgeanna Johns. Lynn McClenahan Row 3: Larry Cangiano. Don Smith. David List. Nor- man Fox Row 4: Jim Lynch, Tom Cochran, Ron Dudo. Bill Shibler, Randy Janiels. 39 SOPHOMORES w t r FKJOY imokE sweets The sophomore class officers are from left to right: Don Morgan. Vice-president; Chris Roussos. Treasurer; Michele Covelli. Secre- tary; and Joe Conti, President. 10-A Row 1: Bev Conglose, Donna Clark, Debra Cum- mins. Toni Petrella, Beth Kelso, and Becky Stitt. Row 2: Darlene Cover, Cheryl Delaney. Ada De- Mase. Gloria Walters, and Debbie McKmght Row 3: Darlene Kline, Angela Melnick. and Mary Ann Valiensi Row 4: Barry Bruno. Hamilton Farrar. Joe Chiafullo, John Ram- sey, Joe Berkely, David Telesz, Keith Van Fossan Row 5: Thomas Kirsch, Edward Wotowicz. Pat Benedict, Pat Leishman, and Mike Walczak Miss- ing are: Frank Book and David Dess 10-B Row I: Lee Dupell, Wanda Wimer, Bonnie Book. Carlene Dangler, Diana Schmidt. Kathy Stokes. Melba Vesco, Nancy Williams, and Sherry Shoaf Row 2: Ted Balmer. Jim Smith, Pete Panella, John Telesz, Amelia Shish. Bonnie Johnson, and Mike Rybka Row 3: Frank Verdi, Lyle Johnston, Robert Miller. Michael Shevetz, Darren Hoover, Nicholas Biondi. Ronald Blazejewski. Kenneth Hahn, and John Fruit. Missing are: Billie Jo Williams. Diana Page, Larry Kelso, and Stuart Goff 40 10-C Row I: Joanne Parillo, Maureen Lynch, Beth Book, Crystal List. Mary Ann Melcer, Kathy Bor- dyniuk. Maijorie Allen, and Sally White Row 2: Thelma Exposito. Mari- ann Terranova. Peggy O’Rourke. Diane Paige. Barbara Kitchen. Irene Telesz. Mary Ann Adam- czyk. Jean Currie, and Doris Kunselman Row 3: Paul Froniu8, George Finley. Thomas Duncan. John DeJoseph. Gary Snyder. Eugene Currie. Thomas Cwynar. and Bob Campbell Row 4: Rocky Pisciuneri, Dick Aunkst, Joseph Retort. Bill Biv- ens. and Gary Kerr Miss- ing are: Peggy Marmo. Gary Vogus. Edward Bid- inotto. Leslie Shannon 10-D Row 1: Laura Pitzer, Debbie Matthews. Marcia Moses. Joan Naples. Deb- orah Ayers, Debbie Wrobel. Michele Covelli. Chris Rous808, Karen Callahan. Marlene Hoov- er Row 2: Susan Hunt. Marianne Baier, Denise DelPrincipe. Sharon Ealy. and Nancy Parkes Row 3: James Matonak. An- thony Buckley. Ralph Kreitzer. Don Morgan. Eddie Lutz, Joe Veronesi. and Philip Lasky Row 4: William Boyles. Cyrus Saba. Richard Bistyga. Dan Stickle. John Bart- ley. David Pastore. Ben Jones. Joe Conti. Missing is James Graft 10-E Row 1: Marian Christy, Claudia Nelson. Mary Catherine Mitolo, Vickie Ambrose. Martha Fobes, and Mary Miller Row 2: Linda Fee. Sharon Mil- ton. Kim Clavelli, Lori Wallace, and Iris Shell- hammer Row 3: Rebecca Mateja. Peggy Raub. San- dra Bok. Bob Myers. Mark Altieri, Louis Dellaver- son Row 4: Bob Michael- angelo. Tony Exposito. Larry Dean. Richard An- tonazzi. John Coblentz Row 5: Joe Dag res. Bill Jokinen. Greg Eckman, Steve Sallmen Missing are: Betty Marmo, Linda Hahn. Samuel Gilson. David McAnallen. and Steve Salamon. 4) SENIORS IN ACTION Open wide, here comes the airplane! Laugh much, Steve!! See what you get for putting your foot in your mouth??!!! Who Me?? Take a cookie??!! Meddy two Cheddy!! NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society was quite active this year. Its various activities included Honor Week, the induction of 24 new members, and being: host to Lawrence County’s second National Honor Soci- ety Convention. Six schools participated in this convention which was a great success. The offi- cers and advisor for the N.H.S. are: Tom Carpenter, president; Frank Sniezek. vice-president; Kathy McClenahan, secretary; Melinda Roussos, trea- surer; and Mr. Sargent, advisor. The old members of the National Honor Society are. left to right. Row 1: Tom Carpenter. Paul Brysh, Elaine Krajewski, Pamela Navarra. Jackie Salzman, and Beverly Hilke. Row 2: John Nelson, Kathy McClenahan. Ginny Lance. Kathy Hanna. Bob Doonan. and John Dean Row 3: Melinda Roussos. Bob Kitchen. Diana Morris, Frank Sniezek, and Dave Kunselman. The newly inducted members are, left to right. Row l: Jane Sniezek. Carolyn Gierlach, Bonnie Garner. Judy Glenn. Amy Montgomery, and Patty Bartley Row 2: Cathy Dewberry. Nancy Harmon, Lynn McClenahan, Chari McClenahan, Herta Hietsch, Candy Mauney, Elaine Presnar. and Dave Fallei Row 3: Bill Hunt. Richard Hill. Mark Gay- do8, Fred Cox. Joe Chiaro, and Mark Manifrang. Missing from the picture is Diane Bowers. N.H.S. INDUCTION On February 22, the in- duction ceremonies for the National Honor Soci- ety were held. Frank Sniezek, vice-president, was chairman of this in- duction. President Tom Carpenter started the cer- emony with his opening remarks. Tom next in- troduced the main speak- er, Mr. Shaffer, principal of Mohawk High School. Mr. Shaffer gave an in- spiring talk on success Next the senior members of the N.H.S. escorted the new members onto the stage for induction. This year’s induction in- cluded 22 new members and a fif e which added a spark to the program. The ceremony ended with their pledge to the Society and the distri- bution of their cards and pins. Speeches on the four qualities of Character. Scholarship. Leadership, and Service were given by Pam Navarra. Jackie Salzman, laine Krajewski, and Beverly Hilke Paul Brysh talked on the N.H.S emblem itself Mr Sargent presents a National Honor Society pin and card to newly inducted Nancy Harmon. Having just lit her candle from the torch. Elaine Presnar walks to her seat to join the other new members. Richard Hill, the first one to be inducted during the ceremony, lights his candle from the torch fulfilling his induction into the National Honor Society. 45 STUDENT COUNCIL Among many things, the student council sold Scottie Folders and sponsored the Homecoming Dance. From left to right are: Rocky Pisciuneri, treasurer; Garry Gatto, vice-president; Pete Quinn, president; Kathy McClenahan, secretary; and Mr. Beichner, advisor. The senior members are; Pete Quinn, Darrell Rishel, Bob Doonan, Richard Hill. Kathy McClenahan, and Sally Abaygar The junior members are Larry Dardynski, Mark Manifrang, Gary Gatto, Lynn McClenahan, and Lorri Bidinotto The sophomore members are: Tony Exposito, Howard Funk- houser. Rocky Piscuineri. and Cyrus Saba ALPHA RHO TAU This year the Art Club made posters for many occasions and planned an art show From left to right are Jane Nelson. Vice-President; Miss Arnold, advisor; Herta Hietsch. Secretary. Johanna Bordyniuk. President; and George Pastore. Treasurer The senior members are Seated: Jane Nelson. Debi Roth. Ann Davis. Janice Cooley, and Paula Reed Standing: George Pastore. Mickey Vignola, and Jo- hanna Bordyniuk. The other members are: Seated: Marian Christy. Betty Chick, Teresa Costa, and Judi Glenn Standing: Larry Dardynski, Janet Booth, Chris Christy. Terry Jones. Joe Lombardo. Herta Hietsch. Tom Cochran, Paul De Leone. Bill Ash, Ron Cimini, and Marlene Hoover. 47 FUTURE NURSES The Future Nurses of America this year were under the fine leadership of these deserving: officers and advisor. They are, from left to right, Row 1: Oinny Lance, secretary; Elaine Krajewski, president; Mrs Me- Chesney. advisor; Jackie Salz- man, treasurer. Row 2: Pam Navarra, vice-president. Miss- ing: from picture, Mrs Birt, school nurse, our other F.N.A advisor. The senior members of the F.N.A from left to right are. Row 1: Elaine Krajewski. Kathy Galacia, Debi Roth. Karen Smoot, Linda Clark, Susan Fraley, Karyn Bidinotto. Alana Miller, and John Nelson. Row 2: De- lores Kegarise, Ann Boughter. Andrea Vrabel. Kathy Proctor, Connie Seminars. Currine Mundziak, Kathy Unangst, Paula Zarella, Connie Germani, and Patti Pataki Row 3: Jackie Salzman, Diana Morris, Ann Davis. Kathy Hardester. Beverly Heckathorne, Judi Hudak. Patti Elias. Ginny Lance. Sherry Sumner, and Gary Bacon Row 4: Kim Gaiser. Joyce Hudak. Janice Llewllyn, and Pam Navarra The newly inducted members of the F.N.A. are, from left to right. Row i: Kathy Panella. Carolyn Gierlach, Jane Sniezek. Lois Stiger, Diane Bowers, and Patti Bartley Row 2: Candy Mauney, Betty Sauders, Diane Wilson, Debbie Butts. Agnes Watson, and Chari McClenahan Row 3: Dave DelPrincipe. Mickey Bivens. Diane Frisch. Angie Annarella. Lavon Alley, and Mary Lou Heichel Row 4: Steve Borowski. John Dean. Bob Doonan, Chuck Morrison, Joe Chiaro, and Ed Harrison 48 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS The Homemakers of America should be commended on their handiwork of making headrests for the veterans at Deshone Hos- pital in Butler, Pennsylvania. They made this trip in December to make the veteran’s Christmas a little merrier. The members also held a bake sale to purchase pins for senior members. Senior members are Seated from left to right Agnes Jessop. Patty DeLorenzo. Agnes Watson. Linda Mc- Ilveny, Ellen Padavano. Barb Bevan. and Cathy Callahan Standing: Kathy Finley. Susan Reis. Sharon Lutz. Virginia Pagliaro. Johanna Bordyniuk. Paula Reed. Lynn Kastner. Kim Gaiser. Pamela Navarra, and Jean Dover. • New members are Seated from left to right: Peggy Raub. Becky Stitt. Diana Page, Lee Du pell, and Becky Mateja. Standing: Melba Vesco, Cheryl Delaney. Laura Pitzer, Beverly Heckathome. Donna Clark. Doris Kunselman, Maureen Lynch, Darlene Perrino, Rose Minetti. Janet Clark. Edna Morrison, and Sue Rowell. Future Homemakers officers are Seated from left to right: Mrs Davis, advisor; Barb Bevan, President. Standing: Agnes Jessop, Committee Chairman. Agnes Watson. Vice-President; Jean Dover. Trea- surer. and Cathy Callahan, Secretary FUTURE The Future Farmers were led this year by the following officers: Mr Ward, advisor; Steve DiLullo, Parliamentarian. John Riden- baugh. Secretary; John O'Rourke. President; Mickey Bivens. Vice- president; Pete Bordyniuk. Treasurer; George Williams, Sentinel; Albert McColgin. Reporter; and missing from the picture is Jim Scewczyk. Members are. from left to right. Row 1:T Whiteford. A McColgin, J Ridenbaugh.P Bordyniuk, J O'Rourke. S DiLullo. G Williams. D Brunswick. Row 2: B Bruno. J Verones. S Gilson. T Duncan. L Dellaverson! B Nail. S Solamon, D. MacAnallen. M Bivens. J Sczewzwek. E Harrison. R Bruno, and J Hetrick Row 3: J Graft, G Primavere. B Spencer. C Hovis, J Shell. M Brown. D. Fruit, J Gailbraith. J Augustine. B Camp- bell. C Chaplin. J O’Neill. J Williams. C. Turk, E Reighert. and R Dudo Row 4: E Campbell. G Eckman L Shannon. L. Blews. B Ash. T French. K Henry. N Fox. J. Lynch. T Sweezy. D List, B Zarlengo. and D Dess 50 FARMERS Among: the various activities of the Future Farmers, this summer, was the showing: of these cows at the Canfield Fair Above we see some of the members repairing- and painting the tractor. Here. George Williams shows us one of the cows that the Future Farmers raise. Pictured above is the prize winning Demonstration Team, with their project of “Building a Farm Pond For Fun and Profit , from left to right: Albert McColgin. Charles Chaplin. Lou Dellaverson, Peter Bordyniuk FUTURE The Future Teachers of America were guided this year by the following offi- cers: Mr Ivan J. Sargent, advisor; Dave Kunselman. president; Carolyn Geir- lach. junior vice-president; Pam Na- varra, secretary; Frank Sneizek, trea- surer; Barb Bevan. vice-president; and Marlene Magno, reporter The Senior members of the Future Teachers are from left to right Row 1: Sally Abaygar. Kathie Panella. John Nelson. Jane Nelson. Paula Reed. Kathy Galacia Row 2: Jackie Salzman, Barb Bevan. Jean Dover. Judi Hudak, Janet Malazia. Johanna Bordynuik, Paula Dutko. Row 3: Karen Smoot, Kathy Hardester. Melinda Roussos. Patti Pataki, Paula Zarella. Kathy Unangst, Kathy McClennahan. Patty Elais. Joyce Hudak Row 4: Frank Sneizek. Dave Villani. John Dean, Ed Anton, Larry Gorgacz, Bob Bidinotto, Bob Doonan, Paul Brysh, Dave Kunselman. Pam Navarra. 52 TEACHERS Junior members are from left to right Row 1: Judy Glenn, Kathy Sneizek. Diane Bowers, Carolyn Geirlach. La von Alley, Nancy Walton. Amy Montgomery, Herta Hietch Row 2: Jane Sneizek. Trudi Hughes. Patty Bartley. Kathy VanFossan, Marlene Magno, Candi Mauney. Bonnie Augostine Row 3: Elaine Presnar, Me- linda Villani, Cindy Hammars, Diane Frisch. Lynn McClenahan. Kathy Severa. Kathy Dewberry. Row 4: John Duzyk, Dave Homey, John Grimm. Chuck Morrison, Albert Ritchie, Fred McKenna Sophomore members are from left to right Row I: Michele Covelli. Kathy Bordyniuk. Marcia Moses. Nancy Williams. Claudia Nelson. Martha Fobes. Mary Miller. Karen Callahan, Joan Naples. Row 2: Mary Ann Mel- cer, Irene Telez, Marianne Baier. Donna Clark, Kim Clavelli, Marian Adamcyzk. Iris Shellhammer. Lon Wallace. Carlene Dangler Row 3: Beth Kelso. Sandra Bok. Jean Currie. Beth Book. Crystal List, Peggy O’Rourke, Debbi Ayres, Bebbi Robel. Mary Mitolo Row 4: Bobby Myres, John Coblent. Philip Laski. Mark Altery. Carol Warren. Barb Kitchen. Joann Perrillo, Thelma Exposito. Denise DelPrincipe. Chris Roussos 53 FRENCH CLUB This year the French Club’s big g est activi- ties were planning a raffle, a dance, and the annual French Dinner. The club is composed of French II, III, and IV students. The officers are: John Grim, president; Mrs Gaskell, advisor; Jean Dover, vice-president; Paula Dutko, sec- retary; and Dave Villani, treasurer. The members are from left to right Row 1: Connie Seminara. Judi Hudak, Paula Reed. Martha Fobes. Mary Miller, Karyn Bidinotto, Linda Clark. Patti Bartley. Diane Bowers. Amy Montgomery and Candi Mauney Row 2: Sharon Milton. Lynda Fee. Ann Boughter. Jean Dover, Johanna Bordyniuk. Kim Clavelli. Kathie Van Fossan. Marlene Magno. Lori Bidinotto, Paula Dutko. Melinda Villani. and Elaine Presnar Row 3: David Faller, Beth Kelso. Joyce Hudak. Marlene Hoover, Diana Morris, Dianne Frisch, Cathy Dewberry, Patti Pataki, Connie Germani. Sherry Sum- ner. Dave Villani. Charlene Dengler. Iris Shelhammer, Thelma Exposito, and Carol Warren Row 4: John Nelson. Mark Gaydos, Dan Stickle. John Fruit. Tom Carpenter. Mark Manifrang. Bob Lombardo. Gary Travis, John Grim, Mickey Annarella. Frank Sniezek, Steve Borowski, Paul Brysh, Ed Bidinotto. and John DeJoseph 54 LIBRARIANS The following: students work in the library helping: Mr Logan during their study halls. They are. from left to right. How I: Diane Greaf, Marian Christy. Kathy Hardester. Andrea Vrabel. Agnes Watson. Sherry Shoaf, and Laura Pitzer Row 2: Debbie Butts. Chris Christy. Paula Zarella. Cathy Callahan. Johanna Bordyniuk. Nancy Williams, Martha Fobes, and Crystal List Row 3: Lou Dellaverson. Peggy O’Rourke. Mary Lou Hester. Jean Dover. Iris Shell- hammer. Carlene Dangler, and Joyce Hudak CORRESPONDENTS This year’s Youth Correspondents, senior Paul Brysh assisted by junior Candy Mauney. kept the county well informed about the activities going on at Union and the college acceptances OFFICE AIDES 55 This year’s office aides, pictured above from left to right are: Diana Schmidt. Ruth Antoniazzi. Susan Reis, Agnes Jessop. and Kathy Unangst. TEENETTES The Teenettes not only carried out a very successful Thanks- giving- Basket Drive, but also organized this years Teenette Formal with the theme Some Enchanted Evening” Officers this year were from left to right: Candey Mauney, vice- president; Patricia Dudo. trea- surer; Jane Nelson, president; and Sally Abaygar. secretary. Also pictured is Mrs Butts, the advisor. Row 1: Kathy Galacia. Beverly Hilke, Currine Mundziak, Jackie Aquaro, Sherry Sumner. Paula Zarella. Janet Mali- zia. Ellen Pativano. Susan McAnallen, Alana Miller Row 2: Debbi Roth. Cathy Callahan. Jean Dover. Johanna Bor- dyniuk, Connie Seminara. Barb Bevan, Kathy Plaufkin, Lynn Kastner, Virginia Pagliaro. Agnes Jessop, Susan Reese Row 3: Linda Palmer. Susie Allen. Mary Lou Hester. Lois Stiger, Joyce Hudak. Patty Elias. Melinda Roussos. Patty Pataki. Diana Gorgasz, Kathy Unangst. Kathy McClenahan, Ginny Lance. Janice Cooley Row 4: Ann Bough- ter. Kathy Gardester. Kathy Proctor. Andrea Vrable. Ann Davis. Diana Morns, Elaine Krajewski. Karen Smoot. Kim Gaiser. Delores Kegarise. Jackie Slazman, Susan Clendenning, Judy Aleck. Donna Morris. Row 5: Jane Nelson. Kathy Hanna. Kathy Panella, Sally Abaygar, Linda Clark, Karyn Bidinotto. Joanne French. Susan Fraley. Connie Germani, Ruth Antoniazzi, Paula Dutko, Cynthia Edmiston. 56 TEENETTES From left to right. Row 1: MaryLou Heichel, Carol Sallmen. Georgianna Johns. Maggie Pearson. Patty McCart. Susan McAnallen, Judy Glenn, Kathy Sniezek, Carolyn Gierlach, Mary Woodring. Edna Morrison, and Sue Rowell Row 2: Janice Costa. Jennifer Brunner. Ruth Ann Simmons. Jessie Smock. Amy Montgomery. Linda Melnick, Jean Reebel, Betty Chick. Bonnie Garner. Jane Sniezek. Janet Booth. Patty Dudo, and Elaine Presnar Row 3: Teresa Costa. Diane Grief. Rose Minnetti, Kathy Dewberry. Diann Frisch. Barb Schmidt. Candi Mauney, Kathy Severa. Angela Anna rella. Patti Bartley. Bonnie Augustine. Nancy Harmon, Chari McClenahan. Judi Hudak. Chris Christy, and Kathy Johnson. Row 4: Melinda Villani. Betty Sauders, Debbie Butts. Marilyn Cluse. Diane Bowers. Lori Bidinotto, Kathy Van Fos8an. Nancy Walton, Marlene Magno, Cindy Hammers. Kathy Kradel, Lynn McClenahan. Darlene Perrino, and Kay Hummel. From left to right. Row I: Doris Kunselman. Marianne Baier. Toni Petrella. Marian Christy. Donna Clark. Cheryl Delaney, Kim Clavelli, Melba Vesco. Mary Miller. Martha Fobes. Marcia Moses. Debbie Cummings. Lauri Wallace. Michele Covelli. Joan Naples, and Beth Book Row 2: Debbie Matthews. Crystal List. Gloria Walters. Diane Schmidt. Marjorie Allen. Sharon Milton. Marlene Hoover. Darlene Cover. Ada DeMase. Becki Stitt. Mary Anne Valensi. Angela Melnick. Maureen Lynch. Beverly Conglose. and Barbara Kitchen Row 3: Mary Ann Melcer, Peggy Raub, Kathy Stokes. Sue Currie. Irene Telez, Beth Kelso. Karen Callahan. Darlene Kline. Sherry Shoaf. Manann Terranova. Peggy O’Rourke. Nancy Williams. Iris Shellhammer, MaryAnn Adamcysk. and Joanne Parillo Row 4: Sally White. Mary Catherine Mitolo, Debbie Ayers. Sandy Bok, Kathy Bordyniuk. Debbie Wrobel. Claudia Nelson. Bonnie John- son. Chris Rou8so8. Denise DelPrincipe, Vicki Ambrose. Laura Pitzer. Carlene Dengler, Carol Warren, and Thelma Exposito. 57 TEENETTE FORMAL This year’s flower girl and crown bearer are Valerie Mel- cerand Paul Rowland. Queen Jane Nelson and her escort John Nelson. Her Majesty regally reigns over the 1967 Teenette Formal, the theme of which was Some Enchanted Evening. Jane was chosen by the entire member- ship of the Teenette Club. 58 This year’s Teenette Formal court are as follows: Bonnie Johnson, sophomore; Nancy Harmon, junior; Joanne French, senior; Queen Jane Nelson, crowned by Judi Hudak; Sally Abaygar. senior; Valerie Melcer and Paul Rowland; Nancy Walton, junior; Michele Covelli, sophomore HOMECOMING Happy Queen Kathy is being driven around the field by Steve DiLullo with her escort Mickey Vignola. Her Majesty, smiling happily while holding her Homecoming football, stands with Pete Quinn. Presi- dent of Student Council, and Mickey Vignola, our queen’s escort. The expression on Kathy’s face is evidence enough that Union's 1966 Homecoming Queen has just been announced. Pete Quinn crowns our queen as senior attendants. Kathy Panel la with her escort Sam Altman, and Karyn Bidinotto with her escort Joe Frankovich, look on. The Homecoming court for 1966 is pictured above They are. from left to right: Marian Christy, sophomore; Toni Paglia, junior; Karyn Bidinotto. senior; Queen Kathy McClenahan; Kathy Panella. senior; Laurie Bidinotto, junior; and Mary Catherine Mitolo. sophomore. UTOPIAN Kathy McClenahan Co-editor Connie Germani Co-editor The talented Utopian Art Staff this year consists of, from left: Herta Hietsch, Janet Booth. Roland Cook, Art Editor, and Debby Roth. This staff was responsible for all the original art work in this year’s Utopian. Those responsible for the sports coverage this year for the Utopian are from left to right: David Villani, co-sports editor. John Nelson. Sports Editor, and Bill Kastner. They also spent many long hours laying out the sports pages and having pictures taken of the vari- ous sports activities. Those hard-working members of the Editorial Staff for the Utopian this year are from left to right: Melinda Roussos, Sally Abaygar, Diane Bowers. David Faller, Candy Mauney. Kathy Severa, and Paula Dutko. Their contribution to this year’s yearbook consisted of laying out the numerous pages, assisting in picture taking, and other various jobs that go into comprising a yearbook STAFF Bob Kitchen Business Manager Paul Brysh Business Manager Mr. Ivan J. Sargent, the Utopian Staff advisor, de- serves much credit and thanks for the ideas he con- tributed to make this yearbook what it is. His help is greatly appreciated The work of the capable business staff was necessary in financing our Utopian This financing was accomplished through the selling of ads to the various local businesses and the selling of refresh- ments at basketball games The members of the business staff art seated from left to right: Carolyn Oierlach. Marilyn Cluse. Janice Costa, and Debbie Butts Standing: John Dean. Bill Hunt. Dave Kun- selman. Tom Carpenter. Kathy Dewberry, and Diana Morris 61 VARSITY L The Varsity L officers for this year are: Pete Quinn, president; John O'Rourke, vice-president; Darrell Rishel, treasurer; and Dave DelPrincipe, treasurer. The advisors are: Mr. Roussos, Mr. Hart, Mr Covelli, and missing from the picture. Mr Gibson. The hardworking Varsity L sold fruit cakes and continued their annual activity of running the cloak check room in order to pay for the jackets of the eligible members They also sponsored a faculty versus seniors basket- ball game. The members of the Varsity L are, from left to right Row 1: Pete Quinn, Bob Doonan. Joe Wojtowicz, Gary Bacon. John Nelson. John O’Rourke. Richard Rausch. Dave DelPrincipe. Frank Sniezek. and Bob Raub Row 2: Jim Smith! Darrell Rishel, Larry Cervone, Gary Gatto, Chuck Morrison, and Mickey Annarella Row 3: Gary Travis. Ron Fye, Dale Schmidt, Tom List, Roland Cook, John Grim. John Shish. George Primavere, and Jim Bistyga Row 4: Mark Manifrang, Joe Chiaro, Dale Shannon. Darryl Johnston. Larry Gorgacz. Les Shannon. Terry Ruppersberger. Stuart Goff. Keith Van Fossan. John Ridenbaugh. and Richard Glidden. 62 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS The members of the 1967 Varsity Cheerleading Squari seated from left to right are: Junior. Amy Montgomery, co- captain; Senior, Patti Pataki, Captain; Senior, Kathy Unangst; Junior. Trudi Hughes; and Senior, Kathie Panella. The squad had a lot to do with promoting school spirit during the games this year JUNIOR VARSITY The members of the Junior Varsity Squad from left to right are: Chris Roussos; Michele Covelli; Marlene Magno, captain Patti Bartley; and Joan Naples Missing from this picture is co-captain Toni Pagley 63 COLOR GUARD We know the band is coming behind when we see this group of girls! The color guard captain is Chris Christy; other members from left to right are: Kathy Hardester. Patty Dudo, Debbie Ayers, Joyce Hudak, Mary Ann Terranova, Bonnie Johnson and Paula Zarella. DRILL TEAM Our marching drill team performed many snappy routines this year by using their new blue and white shakers and lights The Drill Team co-captain is Jackie Aequaro; captain. Janet Malizia. Other members are from left to right: Marianne Christy. Kathy Bordyniuk, Jo Anne Perillo, Kathy Johnson, Angie Annarella, Janice Cooley, Candi Mauney, Bonnie Augustine, Mary Lou Hester, Andrea Vrabe 1, Ann Davis, Melinda Roussos, Durrine Mundziak, Elaine Presnar. Laurie Bidinotto, Diane Gargacz. Alana Miller. Iris Shellhammer, Kathy Hanna. Joanne French, and Ruth Antoniazzi. 64 Sherry Sumner Co-captain Ginny Lance MAJORETTES o SENIOR HIGH BAND rV' i ta- ? . V V ? 5?' V i • v v • i i fi v . . 4 ?. f o V a H5 r i V' I V - , ' V i V ? V i • % v V ji o � h • n 1 —h L. TWELFTH GRADE: Paul Brysh. Kathy Callahan. Janice Cooley. Steve DiLullo, Jean Dover. Ed Dudek Patty Elias Kathy Hanna. Bob Kitchen. Dave Kunselman. Kathy Proctor ELEVENTH GRADE: Debbie Butts. Larry Caggiano. Bruce Camp- bell. John Duzyk. David Faller, James Galbraith. William Hunt, William Kastner, Charles Lombardo. JoEllen Mont- gomery. Gary Pascarella, Ron Peluso. and Jeanne Reebel TENTH GRADE: Mary Ann Adamczyk. Mark Altieri. Marianne Baier. Ed Bidinotto, Kathy Bordyniuk, David Brunswick. Karen Callahan. Larry Dean. John DeJoseph, Thelma Exposito Howard Funkhouser, Stuart Goff. Susan Hunt, Larry Kelso. Barb Kitchen. Doris Kunselman. Philip Lasky. Robert Myers. Joan Naples, Diana Page. Ron Sanders. Les Shannon. Iris Shellhammer, Lone Wallace, and Carol Warren NINTH GRADE Barb Booth. Walter Brysh. Gary Cervone, Frank Costa. Carolyn Cummings. Robert Duff. Judy Finley. Rodney Heasley. Robert McAdams. Tim Marshall. Tom Menning. Joanne Peplowski. Tom Robb. Kathi Shuler Robert Tavlor and Thomas Whiteford. PEP BAND The members of the pep band played faithfully at all pep rallies and home basketball games They are from left to right. Row 1: Paul Brysh. Gary Cervone. Bob Kitchen. Mary Ann Adamczyk. Thelma Exposito. Tom Menning. and Jim Galbraith Row 2: Bob Taylor. Mark Altieri. Larry Kelso. Steve DiLullo, Steve Lasky. Bill Hunt, Ed Bidinotto, and Tom Whiteford. DANCE BAND Our dance band played before and after each assembly and also provided entertainment for the National Honor Society Workshop They are seated from left to right. Row I: Bob Duff. Tom Menning. Thelma Exposito. Gary Pas- care 11a, James Galbraith, and Marianne Baier Row 2: Larry Kelso. Mark Altieri. Philip Lasky. Bill Hunt. Ed Bidin- otto. Tom Whiteford. John Duzyk, and Charles Lombardo. 67 PEP CLUB This year Union had a very active Pep Club. Its members showed their support of our teams by wearing: blue and white to the games and sitting: together in a special section of the bleachers. The Pep Club officers and advisors are. from left to right: Mr Covelli, advisor; Sue Fraley. Treasur- er. Pete Quinn. President. Denise Del Principe. Secretary; Miss Arnold, advisor; and Gary Gat to. Vice-presi- dent. Row I: Mary Ann Adamcyzk. Carol Warren, Lori Wallace. Peggy O'Rourke. Mary Ann Terranova. Nancy Williams. Debbie Wrobel, Vicki Ambrose. Debbie Ayers, Martha Fobes. Mary Miller. Sherry Altman. Linda Alick. Audrey Gavory. Maureen Mudrie, Charmaine Pisella. Gloria Booth. Becky Rhodes. Bonnie Dellaverson. Row 2: Joan Naples. Beth Kelso. Bev Conglose. Doris Kunselman. Marianne Baier, Claudia Nelson. Sheryl Church. Sydney Benninghoff. Susan Booth. Marlene Fusco, Judy Cox, Elaine Gargacz. Suzanne Presnar. Belinda Sizer. Phil Clark. Michael Rous- sos. Greg: Magno Row 3: Mike Walczyk. Crystal List. Debbie Matthews. Mary Ann Melcer. Jean Currie. Irene Telesz. Marcia Kastner. Susan Cumberledge, Nellie Weaver. Jane Copple. Regina Yakopovich. Sharon Totin, Cynthia Wrobel, Barb Biedka. Joyce Panella. Bonnie Zarella. Debbie Pettit. Lynda Rausch, and Karen Lipp Row 4: Ben Jones. Frank Verdi, Sally White. Diana Schmidt, Carlene Dengler, Donna Clark. Kathy Annarella. Kathy Smith, Gayle Gatto, Audrey Gaydos. Diane Occibone. Dawn Rishel, Donna Peterson, Kathy Travis. Kathy Chiaro, Bonnie Kerr, Donna Terranova. Sandy Mitchell, and Patty Martin. Row 5: Beth Book. Gloria Walters. Angela Melnick, Becky Stitt. Pam Tanner. Tommy Robb. Carla Nelson. Cathy Shuler. Holly Smolnick. Rhonda Nelson. Chris Burkes. Karen Quinn. Linda Wojtowicz, Debbie Wysocki. Judy Kerr, and Marlene Kerr Row 6: Debbie Cummins. Debbie McKnight, Kathy Bordyniuk, Kim Clavelli. Susan Alick. Denise Cook. Rose Ann Pisciuneri. Joe Seminara. Clara Boron, Dennis Mic- haelangelo. Marian Christy. Sherry Shoaf. Adair Matthews, and Cheryl Wholf. Row 1: Ron McKenna. Mickey Bivens. Ann Boughter. Kathy Hardester. Ann Davis. Kathy Proctor, Andrea Vrabel. Mary Lou Hester. Kathy Hanna. Patty Bartley, Melinda Villani. Janis Costa. Debbie Butts, Georgiann Johns, Cathy Callahan, and Jean Dover Row 2: Carl Sallmen. Lynn Kastner. Nancy Barbelli, Debi Roth. Linda Palmer. Sue Rowell, Edna Morrison. Joyce Hudak. Patti Elias. Judi Hudak. Darrel Johnston. Armas Jokinen, Vaughn Cook. Bill Spencer, Cathy Severa, and Angie Annarella. Row 3: Lew Commesso. John Aunkst. Dave Villani, Ron Michaelangelo, Diane Frisch, Betty Sauders. Linda Mcllvenny, Sally Abaygar, Ellen Padavano. Jane Nelson. Cindy Edminston, Cathy Kradel, and Candy Mauney Row 4: Chuck Morrison. Joe Frankovich, Paul DeLeone, Gary Travis. Joe Chiaro, Linda Clark. Currine Mundziak, Rose Minetti. Jackie Salzman, Delores Kegarise. Connie Dilley, Kim Gaizer. and Paula Dutko. Row 5: Larry Dardynski. Mickey Annarella. Darrell Rishel. John Neslon. Mark Manifrang, Albert Ritchie, Garry Gatto. Karyn Bidinotto. Susie Fraley. Kathy Unangst. Kathy Panella, Joanne French. Jackie Aquaro, Gary Pascarella, and Dale Shannon. Row 6: Chris Christy. Amy Montgomery, Marilyn Cluse. Laurie Bidinotto. John Grim, Terry Jones, Eddie Harrison Row 7: Frank Sniezek. Pete Quinn. Sherry Sumner. Dave Del Principe. Patti Patacki, Melinda Roussos. Lavon Alley. Patty Dudo, Elaine Presnar. Kathy VanFossan. Nancy Walton. Marlene Magno, Janet Malizia, Ginny Lance and Alana Miller. 68 CONCERT CHOIR - ENSEMBLE The very capable officers of the Con- cert Choir that worked with Mr. Melcer are from left to right: Barb Bevan, accompanist; Mr Melcer, director; Karyn Bidinotto, Secretary; Gary Bacon. President; Sharon Lutz, Librarian; Jim Womer, Treasurer; and Melinda Roussos, Vice-president. The members of the Concert Choir are from loft to right. Row 1: Marcia Moses. Bev Hilke. Kathy Galacia. Janis Costa. Jane Nelson. Susan McAnallen, Donna Clark. Diane Bowers. Lavon Alley. Karyn Bidinotto, and Linda Clark Row 2: Debbie Ayers. Barb Bevan. Cheryl Delaney. Mary Lou Heichel, Judi Hudak. Paula Zarella. Janet Malizia. Kathy Van Fossan. Chris Roussos. Michele Covelli. Candy Mauney. Susie Allen, and Connie Dilley Row 3: Chris Christy. Kathy Unangst. Ann Boughter, Sharon Lutz. Ruth Simmons. Cathy Severa. Kim Gaizer. Jackie Salzman. Bev Heckathorne. Mary Lou Hester. Ann Davis, Melinda Roussos. and Kathy McClenahan Row 4: Bonnie Augustine. Marianne Baier. Barry Bruno. Gary Shoaf. Ralph Masko, Dale Shannon. John Aunkst, Kenneth Ubry. Ron McKenna. Jim Womer. and Michael Walczak Row 5: Keith Van Fossan. John Ramsey. Bob Bidinotto. Frank Smith. Gary Bacon. Tom Cochran. David Walters, Jim Cochran. Paul Ubry, and John Nelson. The members of the senior high ensemble are from loft to right. Row l:Toni Petrella, Darlene Cover. Ada DeMase. Martha Fobes, Becky Stitt, Debbie Cummins, and Mary Miller Row 2: Bev Conglose. Sherry Shoaf. Darlene Kline. Mary Woodring, Gloria Walters, Beth Book. Patty Dudo, Kathy Johnson, Angela Melnick, and Debbie McKnight. Row 3: Kaye Hummel, Beth Kelso, Diane Greaf, Edna Morrison, Kathy Proctor. Kathy Hardester, Carol Sail men. Rose Minetti. Betty Sauders, Lynn Kastner Row 4: Debbie Klabor, Linda Melnick. Dianne Frisch. Gertrude Sallmen, Lynn Kenst, George Hake, George Primavere, John Smith. William Jokinen. and Lee Blews. 69 SENIOR PLAY CAST Allan Woodward ..................Steve DiLullo Edith Scott .............................Patti Pataki Miss Carver....................Barbara Bevan Clerk of Court ...................John Nelson Court Stenographer.......................Kathy Panella Bailiff...................................Doug Heasley Barbara Scott............................Kathy Hanna Mrs. Lake ....................Mary Lou Hester Judge Thomas Findlay .......... Mickey Bivens Robert McPherson ................Frank Sniezek Lewis Rennie...................Richard Rausch Gwendolyn Kelton..........Beverly Heckathorne Sheila Vincent ............... Melinda Roussos Janice Scott ....................Paula Zarella Jimmy Perry ......................Bill Hassig Director. Barry L. Drandakis The witnesses, bail- iff. clerk of court, prosecuting attor- ney. defense attor- ney, and Mrs. Lake are shown in action throughout these pictures. The ten- sion rose as the murderer of Chester Brant was finally discovered. “You, The Jury , a courtroom drama in three acts, was success- fully presented by the senior class under the patient direction of Mr. Barry Drandakis. Many long hours and a lot of work was put into this play and these Seniors should be commended for a job well done. 70 JUNIOR CLASS PLAY CAST Robert Bennett .........................John Grim E M. Ralston...........................Ronald Fye Dick Donnelly ..........................Gary Gatto Clarence Van Dusen ...............Chuck Morrison Preacher Doran ....................Steve Borowski Gwendelyn Ralston ...............Kathy Van Fossan Mrs. E. M Ralston....................Marilyn Cluse Ethel Clark ..................................Jams Costa Mable Jackson.....................Angela Annarella Sable Jackson ..........................Patti Dudo Martha ..............................Bonnie Gamer Director — Barry L. Drandakis Members of the cast and crew are pictured above, from left to right. Row l:Gary Gatto. Angie Annarella, Chuck Morrison, Patti Dudo, Janis Costa. Steve Borowski. John Grim, Kathie Van Fossan. Ron Fye. Marilyn Cluse. Bonnie Garner Row 2: Linda Melnik. Amy Montgom- ery, Diane Wilson, Gertrude Salomen, Lorrie Bidinotto, Nancy Walton. Candi Mauney, Debbie Butts. Toni Pag- ley, Lavon Alley. Standing are Mickey Annarella. and Mr. Drandakis. Two young ladies to see you. Sir.” NOTHING “I’m sure I can tell the truth for twenty-four hours.” BUT “Delighted, dear girl.” THE TRUTH 1 Of course it’s good stock, would I lie?” Your voice is exquisite, my dear, simply marvelous.” 71 GRECIAN ROYALTY Seated in their thrones are the King and Queen of our Prom. Joanne French and Dar- rell Rishel, who reigned regally over the evenings festivities. COURT Members of the court are. top row, from left to right: Carol Menniing, 1966 Queen. Her Majesty Joanne French. His Majesty Darrell Rishel. and Gary McClenahan, 1966 King Attendants are pictured in the bottom row: Mickey Bivens. Ginny Lance, Sam Altman. Karyn Bidinotto, Chuck Morrison. Toni Pagley. Lorrie Bidinotto. Gary Gatto. Bonnie Augustine, John Grim, Kathy Unangst, and Frank Sniezek. 72 GARDENS The decorations for this years Junior - Senior Prom were super- vised by Miss Joyce Arnold and Mr. Donald Keil. The Grecian touch was apparent in the statues, flow- ers, and pillars which surround- ed the dance floor. Even the crowns were fashioned in the style of An- cient Greece. Music for dancing- and for the crown- ing- ceremonies was provided by the “Skylarks”. Their music added a romantically g-ay background for the Prom. 73 COMMENCEMENT On June 7, 1967, 152 seniors marched down the aisles for the last time at Union High to receive their rewards from twelve years of hard work. The exercises were successful due to the help of Miss Rentz and Mr. Roussos, senior class advisors. JUNE 7,1967 Mr. Imre Kovacs, a renowned student of world affairs, ad- dressed our 152-member grad- uating class on June 7, 1967. The noted Hungarian, who has studied economic conditions in nine European countries, se- lected as his topic, “The Chal- lenge of Being an American.” He stressed to the class the importance of the plus factor in an American. Mr. Kovacs is the only foreign-born American to receive the National Best Teller Award. Paul L. Rowland, secondary princi- pal, presented the class and gave the welcome, Mr Rous- sos, senior class ad- visor called the graduates while Russell S. Bower, president of the School Board, pre- sented the diplo- mas. As the seniors marched out they were filled with mixed emotions. There were tears or a smile on each senior's face as they realized this was finally the end. 75 GATEWAY At four-thirty on June 2, the Senior Class assembled at the high school to board the motor coaches for the drive to Pitts- burgh. Soon the Gateway Clipper was in view and one by one we filed on board and our night time cruise began. 76 CLIPPER Some danced all night to the strains of the “Embers”, while others chose to view the Pitts- burgh skyline from the top deck. A smorgasbord was served on board and we ate our dinner as the huge paddle-wheel power- ed us down the river. 77 s Latin Awar Activities (boys) . Activities (girls) Yearbook Awards Homemaker Award An New Castle Music Club Chorus Aware New Castle Music Club Band Award John Philip Sousa Award Marian Nord Home Economics....... Betty Croc American Agriculturalist American Cyanamid (boys American Cyanamid (girls can Mathematics Associate nb.............. Award DauHui cl D.A.R. Go od Citizc Jr Woma n’s Club Danforth (boys). Danforth (girls) . 1 local Bn inch P S Pharmaceutical f a.1 Auxiliary New Castle Bus. College Typing Award ...........Jackie Salzman ..........David Kunselman .........Jackie Salzman ......John O’Rourke .........Kathy McClenahan ...............Jane Nelson ............Robert Kitchen Robert Bidinotto ...............Paul Brysh Robert Doonan Larry Gorgacz Beverly Hilke Kathy McClenahan Diana Morris Pamela Navarra Jackie Salzman Darrell Rishel ...........Melinda Roussos Connie Germani (Ed.) Kathy McClenahan (Ed.) Paul Brysh (Bus. Mgr.) Robert Kitchen (Bus Mgr.) John Nelson (Spts. Ed.) Roland Cook (Art Ed.) ..........Barb Be van .........Paul Brysh Paul Brysh ........Agnes Jessop Diana Morris .......Mickey Bivens David Kunselman Jackie Salzman ......Paul Brysh . David Kunselman .. . Pamela Navarra Elaine Krajewski David Kunselman Kathy McClenahan Barb Bevan Jackie Salzman Kathy McClenahan Paul Brysh 00 o REGION IV STATE BAND SPORTS SENIORS Gary Bacon Right Guard All County - 3rd Team Dave DelPrincipe Right End All County - Honorable Mention Pete Quinn Left End Co-Captain All County - 1st Team All State - Class B Robert Raub Left Tackle All County - 2nd Team Darrell Rishel Right End Honorary Co-Captain Our senior members can always be proud to know they were a part of this team. Frank Sneizek Right Tackle Richard Rausch Left Halfback Co-Captain All County - 1st Team All State - Class B Top 33 - November 1st 82 Joe Wojtowicz Center FOOTBALL Cou(fh! SCORES UNION OPPONENT SCORE 34 Lakeview 7 19 Neshannock 0 38 Northwestern 13 0 New Wilmington 6 26 Slippery Rock 6 40 Mohawk 7 31 Laurel 0 39 Shenango 0 0 Mercer 36 1966 TEAM Pictured from left to right. How 1: Bob Doonan. Gary Bacon. Frank Sneizek. Darrell Rishel. Richard Rausch Pete Quinn. Joe Wojtowicz, Dave DelPrincipe. Bob Raub, Gary Vogan, and John Nelson Row 2: Joe Augustine John Grim Dale Shannon. Ron Fye. Mickey Annarella. Larry Dardynski. Joe Lombardo. Gary Gatto. and George Primavere’ Row 3: Joe Chairo, John Shish. Chuck Morrison. Dale Schmidt. Don Morgan. Paul DeLeone. Rocky Piscuineri Joe Retort, and Gary Stickle Row 4: Frank Book. John Telez. Joe Lombardo, Les Shannon. Bob Michaelangelo Dick Aunkst. John Fruit, Frank Verdi, and Keith Van Fossan. Those who helped to make our season a success are Mr. Calabrese. Mr. Ascione. Mr. Roussos. Mr. Gibson, and Mr Drandakis SENIORS Larry Cervone Ken Gadzia Player Tom List Pete Quinn Mark Man if rang Larry Cervone Dave Faller Bob Raub Darrell Rishel JoeChiaro Richard Patsy Ron Peluso Ken Gadzia Albert Ritchie Bil Kastner Team FG F TP 144 52 340 127 37 291 104 69 267 62 30 154 57 32 146 30 22 82 23 19 65 11 16 38 7 12 26 7 4 18 2 4 8 3 1 7 1 2 4 578 290 1.446 Tom List Co-Captain All Tournament-MVP Pete Quinn Co-Captain All Section 86 Robert Raub Darrell Rishel BASKETBALL Pictured from left to right: are; Ron Peluso, Larry Cervone. Richard Patsy, Darrell Rishel. Tom List, Pete Quinn. Dave Faller, Ken Gadzia, Bob Raub, Albert Ritchie. Joe Chairo, and Mark Manifrang Kneeling are managers Ron Sanders and Stuart Goff. Pictured to the left is Mr. Bromley. Junior Varsity Coach; he coached a season of 12 wins and 7 losses Pictured to the right is Mr Covelli, the Varsity Coach. He coached a season of 9 wins and 5 losses. Members of the Junior Varsity Squad are: Eugene Currie. Fred Cox. Howard Funkhouser, Joe Conti, Bob Michaelangelo, Rocky Piscuineri, and Richard Aunkst. 87 VARSITY JR. VARSITY SCORES UNION OPPONENT SCORE 60 Sharpsville 63 71 Lowellville 62 72 Slippery Rock 75 59 West Middlesex 72 73 Slippery Rock 39 77 Riverside 67 81 Northwestern 63 66 Lowellville 60 82 Riverside 68 77 Laurel 55 73 Mohawk 66 61 Neshannock 62 62 Wilmington 48 60 Shenango 92 60 Riverside 59 63 Northwestern 51 82 Laurel 46 54 Mohawk 55 77 Neshannock 65 71 Wilmington 84 65 Shenango 85 1,446 Totals 1,337 UNION OPPONENT SCORE 38 Sharps ville 31 70 Lowellville 64 70 Slippery Rock 49 40 West Middlesex 42 51 Slippery Rock 40 67 Riverside 45 70 Northwestern 54 46 Laurel 50 59 Mohawk 54 52 Neshannock 54 60 Wilmington 50 59 Shenango 39 49 Riverside 53 51 Northwestern 43 50 Laurel 42 67 Mohawk 71 51 Neshannock 54 51 Wilmington 45 32 Shenango 48 1,033 Totals 928 88 SENIORS Ed Anton John Aunkst Gary Bacon Lew Commesso Ron Michealang-elo 89 John O'Rourke Pete Quinn Richard Rausch TEAM This year’s baseball team is pictured above. They are. from left to right. Row !:Lew Commesso. Ron Michaelangelo, John Aunkst, Gary Bacon. Pete Quinn. John O’Rourke. Richard Rausch. Row 2: Dale Shannon. Mark Manifrang. Chuck Morrison, Rocky Pisciuneri. Ed Anton. Gary Pascarella. Stewart Goff Row 3: Denny Michaelangelo. David Fraizer, Joe Chairo. Mickey Annarella, Bruce O’Lenick, Bob Michaelangelo. COACH RECORD UNION OPPONENT SCORE 1 Laurel 6 16 Shenango 5 1 New Castle 7 6 Ell wood City 5 2 Shenango 4 3 Sharp8ville 9 6 Wilmington 4 12 Mohawk 2 4 Laurel 2 2 New Castle 0 15 Mohawk 6 0 Ell wood City 1 2 Shenango 7 5 Wilmington 6 Mr. Hart led the 1967 baseball team through a very successful season. 90 SENIORS Bob Kitchen 2 Mile Run Dave Kunsleman Quarter Mile. Mile Relay Glenn Jones High Jump. Broad Jump Triple Jump Bill Spencer Broad Jump. Triple Jump Jim Hasson Pole Vault. Low Hurdles High Hurdles 91 TRACK TEAM - y ■V' Our hard-working: track coaches this year were: Mr. Jim Kerr. Junior High Coach; Mr Ted Gibson, Head Coach; and Mr. Socrates R0U8SO8. A 88 is tan t Coach The members of the 1967 Track Team were. Row 1: Roland Cook. Dave DelPrincipe, Bob Dagrres, Glenn Jones. John Dean, Bob Kitchen, Tom Carpenter. Dave Kunselman, Bill Spencer, and Jim Hasson Row 2: Terry Ruppersburger, Larry Dardynski, Ron Fye, Dale Schmidt, John Shish, John Grim, Jim Bistyga, George Primavere, Jim Smith, and Joe Lombardo Row 3: Greg Magno, Tim Homey. Louis Cassella. Anthony Buckley. Jim McAnallen, John Fruit, Dan Stickle, and Leslie Shannon. Row 4: Bruce Dean. Joe Wilkovich. and Charles Via. SCORES AND RECORDS UNION OPPONENT SCORE 38 Shenango 108 71 Mohawk 74 48-2 3 Laurel 92-1 3 51 Riverside 94 60 Reynolds 85 47-1 2 Mercer 97-1 2 54-2 3 Neshannock 90-1 3 48-1 0 Wilmington 96-5 6 Mercer Invitational Placed 19th Shenango Relays Placed 4th Tri-County Placed 7th WPIAL Qualifying Meet Dagres placed 5th in shot Hasson placed 3rd in Pole Vault Primavere placed 6th in 220 Dash Dardynski placed 5th in Javelin WPIAL District Meet Hasson placed 3rd in Pole Vault 92 JUNIOR HIGH NINTH GRADE These ninth grade representatives of the Stu- dent Council worked with the Senior High Student Council. They are from left to right: David Frazier, Kathy Emery, John Lovich, Kathy Chiaro. and Mary Ann Semansky 9-A Susan Alick, Tom Bevan. Gregory Blashak. Bar- bara Booth, Melissa Boughter, Walter Brysh, Rita Davis, Janet Delfose, Robert Duff. Cathleen Em- ery, Carol Fogarty. San- dra Garner, Kenneth Hall, Linda Kelly. Bonnie Kerr. Marlene Kerr, Patricia Martin, Stephen Muchic- ko, Maureen Mudrie, Michael Padula. Joanne Peplowski, Tom Robb, Ka- thi Shuler, Earl Stanley, William Slater. Charles Via, Helen Waters, Patri- cia Weaver. Charlene White, Deborah Wysocki Missing: Jean Ann Clark and Tom Riggans. 9-B Sherrie Altman, John Ar- blaster. Nancy Boggs, Clara Boron. Cindy Burkes. Maureen Bums, Jacquelynn Campbell, Louis Cassella, Gary Cer- vone. Ronald Cimini, Care Dadejko, Sharren De- Leone. Marie Duzyk, Judy Finley, Delores Fusco, Christine Gadzia, Timo- thy Homey, Bradley Ja- cobs. Arlene Krueger, Martha Kuttesch. John Lovich, Anthony Magu- siak, Tim Marshall. Rose- ann Piscuineri, Char- maine Pisella, Dennis Rice. Mary Ann Seman- sky. Gary Trimble, Thom- as Vaughn. Joseph Wil- kevich, Linda Wojtowicz. 94 9-C Karin Caggiano, Robert Carter. Kathy Chiaro, Ruth Ann Chirozzi, De- nise Cook, Bruce Dean. James Delaney, Mary Druschel, Beverly Fusco, Shirley Fusco. Rodney Heasley, Colleen Kelly, Vicki McKim, Tom Menn- ing, Roy Mills, Doretha Napier. Carla Nelson. Joseph Seminars. Debo- rah Siggelow, Dennis Michaelangelo. Holly Smolnik, Lorraine Stev- ens. Patricia Telesz Miss- ing: Sam Copple, David Davidson, Jerome Waters. Donna Hasson, and Pam Tanner. 9-D Karen Broschart, Carol Bemstine. Tracy Chaplin, Kathleen Chirozzi. Wilda Columbus. Carolyn Cum- mings, Mellisa Dewberry, Bruce Elias. James Flynn. David Frazier, Carol Fruit. Audrey Gavroy, Joyce Hilke, Stanley Hu- nal, Alice Kern. Judy Kerr, Bill Kline, Adair Matthews, Robert Mc- Adams. Daniel Mastro- pietro, Dave Miller, John Penwell, Don Primavere. Jacqueline Sallmen, Mar- lene Seman8ky, Ann Squeglia. Robert Taylor, Elizabeth Timm. Kathy Travis. Cheryl Wholf. Missing: Frank Costa. Linda Rogers I 9-E William Ash, Thomas French. Danny Hasson, James Hetrick. Charles Hovis. Ronald Marsh, William Nail. Frank Pag- ley, Joseph Petrello. Rob- ert Rowell, Lester Spen- cer. Harold Stanley, James Vanazia, Thomas White- ford Missing: Randy Lea- sure, Albert Lepore, John Schell, Gary Vogus. and William Zarlingo. 95 EIGHTH GRADE The Student Council representatives for the eighth grade are from left to right: James Severa. Greg Magno, Jimmy Mastropietro, Randy Clavelli. and Kathleen Smith. 8-A Gladys Alley. David Ay- ers. Glenn Blews, Michael Book. Dennis Campbell, Randy Clavelli, Nancy Conner. Ronald Cum- mins. Debra DeLeone, Donald DeVite, Cynthia Dru8chel, Joseph Gier- lach. Marcie, Hall, The- resa DeRosa. Bradley Jones, Paul Krueger. Thomas Macom. Henry Mateja, Donna Magusiak. Bruce McKibben, Kay Montgomery. Diane Occi- bone. Edward Reighert, Doris Reis. Debra Sch- midt, Linda Smith, Mar- cia Stasko. John Tabisz, Robert Wilson, Wayne Stiger. Missing: Debra Book. Audrey Floyd, and John Grinzivich. 8-B Barbara Anton. Donald Baker. Gloria Booth, Jeff- rey Brown, Dan Cassella, Deborah Crum. Ralph Cur- rie. Elizabeth Dellaver- son, Christine Burkes. Joanne Dudek, Gail Gatto, Garry Glidden, Allen Grimes. Clair Hall. Lar- ry Kern. Rodney Kosiusz- ko. Martin Kuttesch, Diane Latess. Kenneth Lucas. Stephen Lyons, Grant Magee. Robert Mc- Vicker, Becky Rhodes, Charles Retort, William Roberts. James Severa, Barbara Shaffer. Louanna Smith, and Laurie Stew- art Missing: Nancy Or- lando. Tom Panella. 96 8-C Jeanette Antoniazzi, An- thony Bartley. Cindy Boy- les. James Bruno. John Clar. Susan Dominick. Marilyn Exposito. Audrey Gaydos. Michael Gould. Richard Hammers. Fred Homner, Debra Jackson. Jacqueline Callahan. Da- vid Kerr, Ted Kosciuazko. Arlene Lawson. Greg Magno. Maurie Jo Mc- Millan. Mark Montgom- ery . Patty Morgan. John Pavkovich. Donna Peter- son. John Plaufcan. Dawn Ri8hel, Richard Rohrer, Calvin Shannon. Kathryn Slagle. Deborah Spencer. Susan Stunkard. John Tomlinson, Richard Woodring. Missing: Bri- an Dean 8-D Kathie Annarella. Marie Bemnaman, Jim Black, Robin Bullis. Joan Chi- rozzi, Michael Covelli. Su- san Cumberledge. Rocco DeMase. Patricia Doonan, Jerry Dudo, David Fox, Marlene Fusco, Glen Gray, Gary Hare, Ronald Llewllyn. Connie Lombar- do, James Mastropietro, Pamela Moore. Andrew Naples. Alan Peterson. Karen Quinn. William Richman. Bernard Ross- man, Kathy Salamon. Ju- lie Smith. Marilyn Spi- sak. Sharon Stiger. Ran- dall Stumpf. Tom Womer. Missing: Christine Fa- rone. and Marcia Kastner. 8-E Nancy Ash, Linda Brown. Kenneth Campbell. John Carbone, Karen Cifra. Leonard Clingensmith. Gary Commesso, Frances Dadejko, Carl Dengler, Judy Dover, James Flet- cher. Randall Gibson. Jeffrey Krandel, Paul Lawrence. Janet Los ten. Richard Matthews. Don- na Montabon, Gayle Mor- gan. David Navarra. Rhonda Nelson. Gary Pal- mer. Donald Pitzer, Shar- on Rasey. Thomas Riley, Eric Roth. Joe Ryczaj, Evelyn Sallmen. Kathleen Smith. Kathy Squeglia. Sylvia Wellner. Nellie Weaver, and Timothy White. Missing: Ellen Schaltz. 97 SEVENTH GRADE The seventh grade representatives for Student Council are from left to right: Debbie Pettit. Sharon Totin, Russell Johnson. Kevin Di- Lullo. and Sydney Benninghoff 7-A John Adams. Jane Aiken. Linda Alick. Lee Altieri, Jeffrey Ammons. Terri Augustine, Patricia Bar- ker. Terrance Black. Roy Blackford. Sydney Ben- ninghoff. Barbara Biedka. Marilyn Blews, Gary Bok, Diana Book, Susan Booth, Kirk Brennaman, Daniel Bruno, Pamela Burkes. Sharon Bussey. Jennifer Carmella, Candace Car- penter, Charles Cart- wright. Diane Cervone. William Changoway. Tom Chirozzi. Phillip Clark. Diane Cline, Craig Cook, Mary Jane Copple. San- dra Cragle, Sheryl Craw- ford. John Burkes. Jack Palmer Missing: Judith Cox and Randy Egbert. 7-B Carmen Cucitrone, Greg- ory Cooley. Ronald Coo- per, Kenneth Davis. Su- san DeLeone. Cynthia De- Pros pero. Elaine Dilley, Kevin DiLullo, Larry Du- dash, Cynthia Emery. Gerald Finamore. Robert Fleeger. Dennis French, Kathleen French. Elaine Gargacz. Mary Glenn, Neil Goff. Beverly Greaf. Vickie Gush, David Hall. Cynthia Hannon, Terry Hake, Nellie Harding. Ed- ward Harneviou8. Wil- liam Hasson. Terri Huff. Janet Hummel, Kathleen Hunt, Susan Jones. Deb- ra Jones, Cheryl Kerr, George Manos, Mary Ann Rybka. Missing: Dan Leasure. 98 7-C Harry Heasley. Russell Johnson, David Kelly, William Kelly, Joe Knight. Janice Lance, Diane Lawrence. Kathy Linton, Karen Lipp, Phil- lip Lutz. Neil Mastropie- tro, Chris Ann Matus, Leonard Mauney, Jack McCullough, John Man- os. Robert McKnight, Ter- ry Miller. Fred Miscimar- ra. Sandra Mitchell, Pamela Moore. Charles Montabon, Candice Mud- rie. Sherry Myers. Joyce Panel la. Karen Pardick, Lisa Park. Deborah Per- rino, Jacklyn Petrella. Midge Ryal. Cynthia Za- rella. Missing: Deborah List and Frank McCul- lough. 7-D Kathleen Berkely, John Gilson, John Norris. Mary Petrello, Deborah Pettit, Gary Pirkkala. Steven Py- ler. Jeffrey Presnar, Su- zanne Pre8nar. Elaine Ra- sey. Linda Rausch. Wil- liam Reebel, Michael Reed. Fred Reider. Debor- ah Re8touri, William Rog- ers. Louis Rossano, Michael Roussos. Jeffrey Salzman, Linda Saylor. Neil Schuster. Deborah Shaffer. Dana Shoaf. Be- linda Sizer, Christine Smith. Judy Stokes. Re- becca Stumpf. Elizabeth Sylvester, Patricia Tay- lor, Richard Taylor Miss- ing: Stanley Puzio, Wan- da Stephenson, and Helen Taylor. 7-E Ruddy Nero, Jeffrey Schuffert. Wayne Schwei- kert, Robert Shannon. Claudia Shook. Cecil Smock, Ronald Stiles. Donald Summerville. John Teleis. Donna Ter- ranova. James Tindall, Cynthia Tomlinson. Shar- on Totin. Cynthia Trim- ble. David Travis. Cheryl Vogan. Cynthia Wagner. Kay Ann Walczak. Melis- sa Walters. Marilyn Wal- ters, Shirley Waters. Mary Ann Wellner, Diana White. Betty Williams, Karen Williams. Wayne Wohlgemuth. Rebecca Woodring. Cynthia Wro- bel. David Wysocki. Den- nis Wysocki. Regino Ya- kopovich. Bonnie Zarella. Missing: Debbie Canter- bury. and David Wigley. 99 o o JUNIOR HIGH BAND • r 4 „ % ‘v y «4! • a i V- J-- ? V t I •4 C , '4 v v V.. V . H - '4 r 3 c. V t ? � c ‘V ■ . .A i Jhi—!£. —_ EIGHTH GRADE: David Ayers. Anthony Bartley. Robin Bullis. Dante Cassella. John Clark. Elizabeth Dellaverson. Deb- ra Farrar. Randall Gibson. Gary Hare. Bruce McKibben. Robert McVicker. Rom Macom. Mark Montgomery. Patricia Morgan, David Navarra, Alan Peterson. Becky Rhodes. Richard Rohrer, Joe Ryczaj, Calvin Shannon. Thomas Womer. and Mauree Jo McMillan SEVENTH GRADE: Lee Altieri. Patricia Barker. Gregory Cooley. Elaine Dilley. Larry Dudash. Neil Goff, Kathy Hunt, Janice Lance, Leonard Mauney. Jeffrey Presnar, Jeffrey Schuffert, Neil Schuster. Robert Shannon. Judy Stokes, and John Teleis. CHEERLEADERS CHORUS The members of the ninth grade chorus are. How I: Holly Smolnick. Chris Gadzia. Nancy Boggs, Charmaine Pi- sella. Chris Burkes. Marie Duzyk, Marlene Semansky. Linda Kelly, Bev Fusco, and Sherry Altman. Row 2: Patty Wea- ver. Arlene Krueger, Carol Fogarty, Kathy Chirrozzi, Lorraine Stevens. Barb Booth, Shirley Fusco, Judy Kerr, Mar- lene Kerr, and Janet DelFoss Row 3: Ron Cimini. Jim Delaney. Jim Padavano. Ken Hall. Joe Seminara. Bruce Elias, and Tom Vaughn. The members of the 1967 junior high cheerleading squad are: Dawn Rishel. Kathy Travis, captain; Gayle Morgan. Rose Ann Pisciuneri, co-captain; Kathy Chiaro, an a Clara Boron. AMERICAN LEGION On May 29, 1967, Mr. and Mrs. John F. Morgan, representing the American Le- gion Post 343, presented the American Legion Awards to Marilyn Spisak and Paul Krueger. These awards are given to two outstanding eighth grade students who ex- cel in Americanism, leadership, schol- arship. courage, honor, and service — qualities which are necessary to preserve the fundamental institutions of our govern- ment. LIBRARIANS The members of the junior high library staff are, from left to right. Seated: Karen Caggiano, Laurie Stewart. Audrey Gay- dos, Joanne Dudek, and Barb Shaffer Standing: Audrey Savory. Paul Krueger, Debbie Jackson. Cathy Emery, Kathy Ex- posito, Martha Kuttesch, Judy Dover. Kathy Annarella, Kathy Smith, Barb Anton, Gloria Booth, Diane LaTess, and Donna Montabon. 102 JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL The Junior High Football Team is pictured from left to right: Row l: John Schell, Ron Cinimi, Chuck Via. John Pen- well, David Frazier. Bradley Jacobs, Gary Cervone, Don Mastropietro. Bruce Dean. Dan Hasson. Mike Pedala, and Tom Robb. Row 2: Bruce Elias. Joe Padavano, Frank Paglia, Joe Seminara. Tim Homey, Randy Gibson, Ron Cum- mins. David Ayers. Randy Clavelli, Rocco DeMase. John Tabiz, and Calvin Shannon. Row 3: Greg Magno, Tom Ma- com, Brian Dean, Michael Roussos, Richard Taylor, George Manos, Robert Shannon, and Leonard Mauney. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL NINTH GRADE Members of the ninth grade Basketball squad are from left to right: Dan Mastropietro. John Lovich. Robert Duff. Bill Slater. Rom Riggans, Earl Stanley. John Penwell. Brtwdley Jacobs, David Frazier, Joe Seminara, Dennis Rice. Denny Michaelangelo. and Gary Trimble. Kneeling: Mr. Hart, coach, and Chuck Via. 103 EIGHTH GRADE The members of the eighth grade basketball team are, from left to right: Bernfe Rossman, Jim Mastropietro, Gary Commesso, Ralph Currie, Joe Gierlach, Don Devite, Tom Riley, Paul Lawrence, Tony Bartley. Michael Covelli, Dick Woodring, Ken Lucas, and Andy Naples. Kneeling: Mr. Doughtery. coach, and Alan Peterson, manager. SEVENTH GRADE The members of the seventh grade basketball team are, from left to right: Bill Kelly, Phil Lutz, Bob McKnight, Jack McCullough. Steve Plyer. Jeff Presner, Jeffrey Salzman, John Gillson, Leonard Mauney, Terry Black. Bill Hasson, Russell Johnston, Chuck Montabon, Chuck Cartwright, Neil Goff, and Neil Mastropietro. Kneeling: Dennis French, Manager. 104 SCOTTIE SNEAKS «Y 5E 105 PATRONS Mr and Mrs. Edwin Anton 613 Boston Avenue Mr. and Mrs Armas E. Jokinen Westview Road Mr and Mrs Joseph Aquaro 2505 West State Street Mr. and Mrs Dale D Kegarise 1318 West State Street Mr and Mrs William W. Bartley Old Youngstown Road Dr. and Mrs Robert Kitchen 1900 West State Street Mr and Mrs. William Bevan 1708 Kerr Street Mr. and Mrs. Mike Krupa 402 Smithfield Street Mr and Mrs. August Bidinotto Westview Road Mr. and Mrs. Alvie O. Lingenfeiter 414 Williams Street Mr and Mrs Walter Brysh 1704 West Washington Street Mr and Mrs Arthur Llewelyn 700 Grandview Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Cervone 1813 East Pearl Street Mr and Mrs Dale McClenahan 501 Grandview Avenue Mr. and Mrs Robert E. Cooley Mathews Road Mr. and Mrs. Socrates Roussos 2503 West Washington Street Mr and Mrs. Richard Doonan 1416 West Washington Street Mr Ivan J. Sargent 811 North Mercer Street Mr. and Mrs Leo N. Dover. Jr. 600 Grandview Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schuler 307 Miller Avenue Mr and Mrs. Joseph Dudek 502 Mount Pleasant Street Mr and Mrs. Guy Shoaf Scotland Lane Mr. and Mrs. Louis C. Edmiston 805 Matilda Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sumner 1928 Underwood Street Mr. and Mrs. Alex Elias 1722 Atkinson Street Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Travis Avalon Drive Mr. and Mrs. Alfred E. Germani 106 Mapeat Lane Mr and Mrs E. N. Ubry 62 McClelland Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Gorgacz 22 South Round Street Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Villani 252 Smithfield Street Mr. and Mrs Robert H. Grooms 471 West Carson Street Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Walter English Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Gurgacz 134 South Lee Avenue Mr. and Mrs. George Williams 1410 Cameron Avenue Mr. and Mrs. John Hudak 48 High Street Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Wojtowicz 104 South Scotland Lane Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Johnston 614 Barker Avenue Mr. and Mrs. James Womer 126 Cecil Avenue 106 ADVERTISEMENTS The Johnson Bronze Company Congratulates the Members of the 1967 Graduating Class and Sends to Them Sincere Best Wishes for All Future Endeavors Johnson Bronze Company New Castle, Pennsylvania 16101 World’s Broadest Line of Sleeve Bearings THANK YOU THE CLASS OF '67 WISHES TO THANK THE UNION AREA BOARD OF EDUCATION, AD- MINISTRATION, FACULTY. OUR PARENTS, AND EVERYONE ELSE WHO HELPED US SUC- CESSFULLY COMPLETE OUR EDUCATION. Don Morgan — Vice President Chris Roussos — Treasurer «rjj 5P°V SOPHOMORE SHEETS il Michele Covelli — Secretary Joseph Conti — President The officers of the Sophomore ('-lass say thanks to all who bought “Sophomore Sweets The High Salesmen Joseph Chiafullo — third Chrystal List— first Debbie Ayers—fourth Claudia Nelson —fifth Karen Callahan — second no Congratulations to the Class of 1967 from LAWRENCE SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY Lawrence County’s Full Service Bank Member F.DJ.C. Congratulations to the Class of 1967 A M WESTGATE SUPER MARKET FURNITURE 2 Locations Home of ☆ West Gate Plaza Elegant West Long Ave. Living Ill Congratulations Class of ’67 Compliments of LAWRENCE CABLEVISION AMODIE’S MINUTE CARWASH 422 Croton Avenue New Castle, Pa. 654-7463 Congratulations Class of '67 112 WESTGATE BEAUTY SALON WESTGATE PLAZA HOURS 9 to 6 TUES-SAT FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 652-2433 fa Frosting fa Tinting fa Permanents Compliments of RICE MOBILE HOMES New Castle, Pa. 6589851 113 Sporting Goods Store Everything Sports 105 N. Mercer St. 652-3961 Courtesy of the Members Lawrence County Automotive Association 1 ] CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF '67 FROM THE CLASS OF ’68 Congratulations to the “Class of '67” from Kwolek’s Studios six years of service to Union seniors’ 115 J. C. Tucker Florists and Greenhouses Flowers for all occasions 525 West Washington St. 658-8579 Compliments of FRED H. NAVARRA INSURANCE AGENCY 1707 Wilmington Road 658-5571 Compliments of Best Wishes to Class of 67 McGonigles Valley Auto Spring Funeral Co. Home 25 N. Beaver St. New Castle, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Bradley MeGonigle “Limp In —Leap Out” 116 COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS of of BETTY LOU JACK GERSON KRADLE “Your Jeweler” 200 E. Washington Street Justice of the Peace JOIN OUR TEENAGE CLUB Scotland Lane —Union Twp. Stop in ami we'll tell you Phone 652-2681 about all the details. CITIZENS NATIONAL Best Wishes to the Class of '67 BANK CONNERLYS CLEANERS OF 127 N. Mercer St. NEW CASTLE New Castle. Pennsylvania PA. Phone 652-1311 117 Our Congratulations to the graduates! Compliments of lap FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS and LOAN sl jl ASSOCIATION of Sh NEW CASTLE PENNSYLVANIA First Federal Plaza POWER CO. New Castle, Pa. CERCELLI and FYE SERVICE STATION Inspection And Auto Repairs RUTZ FLOWERS Florists of New Castle For Over 100 Years Congratulates the Class of'67 245 E. Washington St. 118 SYRACUSE GORHAM ROYAL DOULTON WALLACE CHINA STERLING Compliments PERELMANS JEWELRY DIRECT DIAMOND IMPORTERS 124 EAST WASHINGTON STREET NEW CASTLE, PENNSYLVANIA MOTOROLA SYLVANIA BULOVA TELEVISION WATCHES DOLLAR SAVINGS ASSOCIATION OF LAWRENCE COUNTY MAIN OFFICE NEW CASTLE. PA. BRANCH OFFICE SHARON, PA. NEW CASTLE COMPLIMENTS OF BATTERY MFC. CO. NOGA FUNERAL HOME 226 Pearson St. NEW CASTLE. PA. 1142 S. MILL ST. 119 Congratulations Graduates FOR THE from the FINEST FLOWERS STROUSS- HIRSHBURG -IaM FLORISTS CO. “Your Store of Dependability 22 North Mill Street ACROSS FROM First Federal PHONE 658-6629 FIRST NATIONAL DELS BANK of LAWRENCE Complete Automotive Sen ice American Gas-Oil-Auto Repairs Towing—State Inspection COUNTY New Castle Ellwood City Neshannock New Wilmington “Here to Serve You” 2207 West Washington Street Phone 654-2711 120 COMPLIMENTS OF CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF “67 NICKLES BAKERY OUR LADY OF CZESTOCHOWA “BAKERS OF TIGER BREAD CHURCH COMPLIMENTS DOLLAR SAVINGS TROGGIO’S ASSOCIATION Fine Food OF 30� C om FOOD 1403 BUTLER AVENUE NEW CASTLE, PENNA. LAWRENCE COUNTY MAIN OFFICE NEW CASTLE, PA. BRANCH OFFICE SHARON, PA. 121 COME ALIVE! Congratulations from Roekv s Super Market 1W8 W. 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DINNERS CARRY OUT SERVICE PIC-WAY SHOE MART DRIVE UP WINDOW PHONE: 212 GROVE ST. 65841371 NEW CASTLE. PA. ELOPH OFFICE MACHINE CO. ROYAL TYPEWRITERS. . . VICTOR GOOD LUCK GRADUATES BRENNER MUSIC ADDING MACHINE SALES - SERVICE - SUPPLIES - RENTALS CENTER DUPLICATING MACHINES SUPPLIES 26 E. WASHINGTON ST. 652-1174 HOMER W. ELOPH 905V2 WILMINGTON OWNER-MANACER AVENUE 652-5546 dn BEST W ISHES FROM v CIALELLA and CARNEY GENERAL ELECTRIC FLORISTS APPLIANCE CENTER 1224 S. MILL STREET NEW CASTLE. PA. CALL’S PLAZA 1600 WTLM. ROAD PHONE 658-4707 NEW CASTLE. PA. 125 Compliments of Robert J. Barron Insurance Agency 2.130 W. Siaif St. 654-1963 Compliments of SOTUS’ Makers of Fine Candies McDonald's The drive-in with the arches 2425 Wilmington Rd. Compliments of Kussull B. Canan Insurance Agency Union Plaza 652-7704 Helen Usselton Shop 124 E. North St. “for fashions and foundations” Walnio Cleaners coin operated dry cleaning Personalized Dry Cleaning Pressing Shirts Laundered Finished Pick-up and Delivery 658-9639 2420 Wilmington Road Paul's Pharmacy 645 E. Washington St. Phone 652-9851 Paul Zaremha 126 Vesco’s Music 1607 West Washington St. Phone: 654-3811 30 Years of Experience” See KING’S JEWELERS 218 E. Washington St. New Castle. Pa. FOR A COMPLETE SELECTION OF HIGH SCHOOL CHARMS JEWELRY Winter’s Since 1906 MENS and BOYS WEAR 210 E. Washington St. New Castle. Penn. PEOPLES REALTY COMPANY, INC. THE INSURANCE CENTER of LAWRENCE COUNTY 26 N. Mercer St. New Castle. Pa. Phone: 654-5547 Smart Fashions for Juniors and Subteens THE TEEN CORNER Corner North Mill Streets 22000 Articles in Hardware New Castle Penna. ONE HOUR MARTINIZING THE MOST IN DRY CLEANING -ON THE SQUARE- 654-5951 New Castle. Pa. PAGLEY SHOE SERVICE MOST COMPLETE SHOE SERVICE ORTHOPEDIC REPAIRING 17 N. Mill St. New Castle. Penn. 127 BOLOTIN’S JOHN C. 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