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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1969 volume:

Up with People Contents Administration and Faculty pages 4-12 Activities and Clubs pages 14-51 Junior High pages 66-77 Advertisements and Patrons pages 114-135 Sports pages 52-65 Seniors pages 86-113 Administration and Faculty The members of the 1968-69 School Board ore seated: Mr. John Fusco, Vice-President and Mr. James Kerr, President. Standing Mr. Russell Bowers, Mr. Paul Rice, Secretary; Mr. William Duff, Mr. Nicholas Squeglia, Mrs. Isabelle Bartley, Mr. Andrew Semansky, Mr. Clayton Houk, Supervising Principal; and Mr. Morris Bernstine. Missing from the picture is Mr. Philip Clark. Mr. Calabrese, who was our Assistant Principal this year, must be commended on a job well done. Mr. Clayton Houk, our Supervising Principal, is cought at one of his busy moments. Mr. Jack Boggs, who works diligently as our Guidance Counselor, helps to prepare students toward vocations after they gradu- ate. Miss Janis Bodnar, who is new ot Union this year, is our Junior High Guidance Counselor. Administration 6 Mr. Ralph Ascione Algebra 1,11 9 year Mr Don Bromley Science 6 years Mr. Eugene Beichner Metal Shop 20 years Mr. Sam Benninghoff Math 12 years Mr Robert Burchett Wood Shop 6 years Mrs. Frances Butts English 13 years Miss Patricia Caggiano English 1 year Mrs. Laurie Canady Reading 2 years Miss Joan Conti Plane ond Solid Geometry 1 year Mr. Michael Covelli Physical Education, Driver Training 11 years Mr Leonard Dougherty History, Physical Education 5 years Mr. Robert Gardner History 9 years Mrs. Louise Davis Home Economics 5 years Mrs. Brenda Draper Home Economics 2 years Mrs. Lydia Gatewood Health 3 years Miss Ruth Dickey French 2 yeors Mr Robert Curry Junior English 2 years Miss Josephine Funari Sophomore English 2 years Mr. Theodore Gibson Earth Science and Biology 13 years Mr. Richard Hart Health 18 years Mrs. Patricia Hill Girls Physical Education 1 year Mr. Jay Hutcheson Math and Physical Science 4 years Mr. Donald Keil Bookkeeping, Business Math, Business Low, and General Business 18 years Miss Annette Kosciuszko Ninth Grade English 1 year Mr. Henry Krupa Band Director 2 years Mr. John Leitera History 1 year Mr. Gary Leach Special Education 1 year Mr. Donald Logan Librarian 5 years Mr. Harvey Lucidore Vocal Music 2 years Miss Carmel Lupo Typing 1,11 and Shorthand 1,11 5 years Mrs. Martha McChesney Latin 1,11 and German 1,11 14 years Mr. Edward Martsoif Agriculture 5 years Mr Gabriel Pascarella Mr W T Patterson Miss Corrie Moe Rents Geography Biology 1,11 Senior Government and Economics 1 year 32 years 32-plus 10 Mr. Ivan J. Sargent Plane Geometry, Solid Geometry, Trigo- Mr. Socrates Roussos nometry. Algebra III, and Analytical Mrs. Winifred Sartor Chemistry and Physics Geometry Art 22 years 10 years 13 non-consecutive years Mr. David Seamans Mr. John Takacs Mr. Sam Venturella Vocational Agriculture Driver Training and Safety Education Typing ond Office Proctice 7 years 6 years 19yeors Mr. James Warnock Mrs. Henrietta Zoccarelli American History Nurse 2 years 2 years Mr. Ray Zarlengo History 6 years retari es Mrs, Clara Ingham, bookkeeper and secretary to the School board secretory, is shown in one of her many busy moments. Mrs. Mary Morgan, Mr. Bogg s secretary, seems to be enjoying her new office. . . . and Cafeteria Workers The ladies who diligently serve our delectable meals are: Mrs. Martha Shannon, Mrs. Gertrude Smock, Mrs. Phyllis Bodnar, Mrs. Ann Chiaro, Mrs. Katie Fabian, and Mrs. Julio Deiger. 12 Activities and Clubs The conscientious, hardworking officers of Student Council this year are seated: Roseann Piscuineri. Vice-President; Julie Smith, Secretary. Standing: Joe Berkely, Treasurer; Mr. Beichner, Ad- visor; Joe Chiafullo, President. The energetic Juniors are seated: Carolyn Cummings, Clara Germani, and Roseann Piscuineri Standing Gary Cervone and Tom Whiteford. The Sophomores, who are olso very essential to the success of the organization are seated: Karen Cifra, Tom Panella, and Julie Smith. Standing: Gary Kwolek and Allen Grimes. Student Council This year's Student Council has been very busy with vari- ous fund-raising projects. Among the most worthwhile was the Sandy Watt Kidney Fund. Another project was the selling of Scottie banks to raise money for an inter- changeable sign for the front of the school. Besides these money-making activities, the Council has engaged in a variety of projects designed to improve the standards and operation of our school. They work together with the administration to adopt new policies to be carried out during this year and the following years to come. The influential Senior members are seated: Joe Chiafullo, Judy Alcorn, and Dave Telesz. Standing: Joe Berkely, and Don Morgan. Art Club Mrs. Winifred Sortor is the Director of the Art Club. The club is comprised of freshmen, sophomores, juniors, ond seniors who ore interested in ort os o possible coreer. The officers ore: Morion Christy, president, Jonet losten, secretory, Kothy Slagle, treasurer, Greg Blashak, 2nd vice-president, and Don Morgon. vice-president. Don Morgan resigned after port of the yeor, and Marlene Hoover wot appointed to the office. The senior members of the Art Club are: Maureen Lynch, Donna Clark, Marlene Hoover. Lynda Fee, Sandy Bok, Marion Christy, Kathy Stokes, Beth Kelso, Sharon Milton, Diane Schmidt, Peggy O'Rourke, Cyrus Sabo, Ken Hahn, Dan Stickle, Michele Covelli. Gary Kerr, Don Morgan, George Finley, and Ralph Krietzer. The underclassmen in the Art Club are: Jeff Kradel, Chris Farone. Denise Cook. Kothy Slogle, Donna Crocraft, Linda Rodgers, Jonet Losten, Belinda Sizer, Cindy Trimble, Brad Jones, Joe Bump, and Greg Blashak. On the left is Judy Alcorn, our A.F.S. Student from Australia. Judy's American sister, Lorie Walloce, is shown with her. A.F.S. Club The American Field Service Club is a new addition to our activities this year. It was formed to create enthusiasm toward the A.F.S. program and to make the exchange student feel more at home in our school during his stay. The members of the A.F.S. Club are row one: Mr. Calabrese, advisor, Bruce McKibben. Andy Naples, Karen Collo- han. Marianne Baier, Susan Hunt, Doris Kunselman. Iris Shellhommer. Judy Alcorn. Lorie Wallace. Diane Occhibone. Carol Bernstme. Debbie Siggelow. Maureen Mudrie. Kathy Smith. Becky Rhodes. Marilyn Spisok, Joanie Naples. Row Two: Paul Krueger. Mary Ann Buckley. Joanne Peplowski. Cathy Emery. Carla Nelson. Maryann Melcer. Irene Telesz. Carlene Dengler, Wildo Columbus. Barb Booth, Lorraine Stevens, Judy Finley, Jackie Campbell. Charmaine Pisella. Debbie Wysocki. Ann Squegl.a. Linda Rodgers Row Three: Joe Conti. Clara Germani. Kathy Chiaro, Bonnie Kerr, Kothy Shuler, Pam Tanner. Clara Boron, Roseann Piscuineri. Debbie Egbert, Michele Covelli, Sally White. Audrey Gavroy. Lmdo Kelly, Kathy Stokes. Nancy Boggs. Linda Wotowicz. Carol Fruit. Marlene Semonsky. Row Four Bob Taylor. Bob Michoelangelo. Les Shannon. Denny Michoelangelo, Jack Arblaster, Alan Grimes. Gary Cervone, Rocky Pisciuneri, Chris Roussos, Rhonda Nelson. Laurie Stewart, Marcia Stosko. Mary Ann Adamczyk. Barb Kitchen. Joe Chiafullo, and Joe Berkely. 18 The hard-working officers and advisor of the club is: Mr. Leon Calabrese, odvisor; Judy Alcorn. A.F.S. Student; Lorie Wallace, vice-president; Mary Ann Buckley, trea- surer; Cathy Emery, secretary; and Joe Conti, president. The Junior and Senior members of P.F.A. ore: Joe Veronesi, Lou Dellaverson, Les Shonnon, ond Tom Whiteford. Row Two: Har- old Stanley, Dave Brunswick, Bob Rowell, Albert Lepore, and Chorles Hovis. Row Three: Roy Mills, Lester Spencer, Frank Pag ley, Randy Leasure, Steve Salomon, ond Danny Hasson. The new members are row one: Neil Goff, David Bernard, Bill Roberts, Gary Glidden, Gerald Hot- field, George Grandy, Larry Kern, Kirk Brennemon, George Manos, and Dennis French. Row Two: Dale Ealy, Wayne Stiger, John Tomlin- son, John Gilson, Cal Shonnon, Rick Taylor, Robert Shannon, John Grinzivich, Gerry Finamore, ond Patsy Genareo. Row Three: Russ Johson, Bill Reebel, John Carbone, Fred Horn- ner, Cecil Smock, Jim Bruno, Terry Vlock, Bill Hasson, and Randy Egbert. F.F.A. The Future Farmers Of America Chapter is very active. This year they placed first place in the regional contest with their demonstration team. This team also placed ninth in the state. The Parliamentary Procedure team placed first in the area and fourth in the state. The Chapter also made a float for the parade, a scrapbook, had an apple cider campaign, had showcase ex- hibits in the school, and sponsored their annual banquet in March. The officers and advisor of F.F.A. are row one: Rondy Leasure, sentinel; Les Shannon, vice-president; and Mr. Seamons, advisor. Row Two: Dan Hassan, parliamentarian; and Bill Ash, chaplain. Row Three: Lou Dellaverson, president; and Tom Whiteford, reporter. Row Four: Joe Veronesi, secretary; and David Brunswick, treasurer. F.H.A. This year the Future Homemakers of America attended the production of The Music Man. They also gave a donation to the Crippled Childrens Society, who presented this play. The officers are: Laura Pitzer, pro- gram chairman; Susan Hunt, president; Melba Vesco, vice-president; Marlene Semansky, secretary; ond Kathy Stokes, treasurer. Advisors ore the home economics teochers, Mrs. Draper ond Mrs. Davis. The old members of F.H.A. are row one: Becky Stitt, Melba Vesco, Laura Pitzer, Linda Rod- gers, Marlene Semansky, and Sharon Ealy. Row Two: Donna Clork, Sherry Shoaf, Diana Page. Doris Kunselman, Susan Hunt, and Becky Motejo. Row Three: Cheryl Delaney, Diane Schmidt, Kathy Stokes, Colleen Kelly, Beverly Fusco, ond Lee Dupell. This year's new members are row one: Mariann Christy, Sandy Genereo, Peggy Marmo, Angela Melnick, Sandy Walters, Debbie Scmidt, and Marlene Fusco. Row Two: Sherry Shoaf. Debbie McKnight, Vicki Ambrose, Nancy Williams, Mary Ann Semansky, Nancy Orlando, Lou Anna Smith, Arlene Lawson, and Claudia Wellman. Row Three: Laura Pitzer, Beth Kelso, Sondy Bok, Denise DelPrincipe, Diane Schmidt, Rita Davis, Doris Jean Reis, Su- san Stunkard, and Cheryl Wholf. The old members of the Future Nurses of America are seated: Elixabeth Timm, Sharon Deleone, Cathy Emery, ond Martha Kuttetch. Standing: Debbie Siegelow, Debbie Wysocki, Carolyn Cummings, Marjorie Allen, Doris Kunselman, Judy Finley, Undo Wotowicx, and Mariann Terronovo. This year's new members ore seated: Bonnie Delloverson, Diana Schmidt, Linda Rodgers, Joanne Porillo, Kothy Schuler, and Nancy Via. Standing Gloria Booth, Cris list, MaryAnn Kuhorski, Joanne Dudek, Donna Montabon, Donna Peterson, Gayle Morgan, Judy Davisson, Dionne Latess, Debbie Jackson, Susan Sheehy, Linda Kelly, Marcia Stasko, and Gail Gatto. Missing: Julie Smith and Becky Rhodes. F.N.A. The Future Nurses at their Initiation Cere- mony, brought into their club twenty- three new members to participate in the projects of the '68-'69 school year. One of their useful projects was the selling of heart lollipops to benefit the Heart Fund Campaign. They also had an Installation Ceremony and dinner for next year's officers. The officers for this year are: Debbie Wysocki, Vice-President; Mariann Terronovo, President; Linda Wojtowicz, Secretary; and Debbie Siggelow, Trea- surer. 21 Senior members of F.T.A. ore row one: Chris List, Claudio Nelson, Mary Miller, Chris Roussos, Michele Covelli, Karen Callahan, Marcia Moses, and Joanie Naples. Row Two: Donna Clark, Thelma Exposito, Mory Catherine Mitolo, Debbie Wrobel, Nancy Williams, Moryann Melcer, Iris Shell- hammer, and Mark Altieri. Row Three: Irene Telesz, Carlene Dengler, Joanne Parillo, Marianne Baier, Diane Schmidt, Kathy Stokes, Denise Del- Principe, Peggy O'Rourke, ond John Fruit. Row Four: Phil Lasky, Barb Kitchen, Mary Ann Adamczyk, Lorie Wallace, Judy Alcorn, Sandy Bok, Beth Kelso, Beth Book, Kathy Bordyniuk, Bob Myers, and John Coblentz. Future Teachers This year's Juniors in F.T.A. are row one: Debbie Wysocki, Linda Wotowicz, Linda Rodgers, Bonnie Kerr, Kathy Travis, Joanne Peplowski, Kathy Chiaro. Denise Cook, Susan Alick, and Carol Bernstine. Row Two: Ann Squeglia, Debbie Siggelow, Carla Nelson, Martha Kuttesch, Charlene White, Debbie Egbert, Audrey Gavroy, and John Penwell. Row Three: Caroline Cummings, Carol Fruit, Linda Kelly, Nancy Boggs. Kathy Schuler, Cathy Emery, and Bob Carter. The Sophomore members of the F.T.A. ore row one: Shoron Stiger, Chris Burkes, Judy Dover, Susan Cumberledge, Julie Smith, Gail Gotto, Audrey Goydos, Dione Occhibone, Sue Dominick, Mory Ann Kuharski, and Kathy Slagle Row Two: Kothy Annarella, Janet losten, Morcia Kastner. Kathy Salomon, Donna Peterson. Jockie Callohon, Barb Anton. Potty Morgan. Dee Rishel. Gloris Booth. Morcia Stosko. Marilyn Spisak. and Bonnie Delloverson Row Three: Andy Naples, Connie lombordo. Donna Mogusiak, Koren Quinn, Debbie Farror, Louonne Rees, Barb Shoffer, Koren Cifro. Debbie Jackson, Diane Latess. Pom Moore, Laurie Stewort, ond Bernie Rossman Row Four: Henry Mateja, Jeff Kradel, Dove Mroxek, Kay Montgomery, Patty Doonan, Susan Stunkard, Rhondo Nelson, Richard Woodring, ond Dennis Vrebel. The officers ond advisors of Future Teachers of America are: Miss Dickey, Joan Naples, President; lorie Wallace, Committee Choirmon; Mary Ann Adamczyk, Vice-President; Carlene Dengler, Secretary; Thelma Exposito, Treasurer; Joanne Parillo, Reporter; ond Mr. Sargent, Advisor. The F T.A. has been very octive this year. They hod on Eoster Candy Sale, held the Annual Teachers' Tea in April, ond ended the year with the F.T.A. Convention at Geneva College. 23 An Evening of Emotion was presented by the Se- nior Closs on Monday, February 17, 1969. The production consisted of three one-act plays which provided entertainment for everyone. The first play was The Death of the Hired Man. It had a melancholy mood and focused its action around the porch of a farmhouse in the Midwest. The second Egad! What a Cad! provided the comedy of the evening. The living room of the Greystones' New York mansion created the scene. The third and last play was The Lottery. This play was a very dramatic production which had an unusual ending. Its setting was the village green of a small town. The idea of the three one- act productions was to provide something for everyone and its purpose was well accomplished. The Death of the Hired Man adapted by Jay Gould It' almost past haying time. An Evening The director of the sequel was Mr. Robert Curry, the junior English teacher. The two stu- dent directors were Mary Ann Adamczyk and Maryann Mel cer. We appreciated their help and advice very much in mak- ing this production a success. You mean Silas is bockl! Cast: Warren............................Joe Berkeley Mary..............................Sally White Edna Pike.......................Thelma Exposito Silas.............................John Bartley 24 of Emotion Egad! What a Cad! by Anita Bell You'll be sorry because your ticker will cease to tick! Cast: Ursula Greystone . Fowler............. Augustus Greystone Bertram Oleander . Constant Hope . . . Manly Rash........ Milly Smith........ .... Judy Alcorn Denise DelPrincipe ... Joe Chiafullo .......John Telesz . . Claudia Nelson . . . . Les Shannon . . . Lorie Wallace The Lottery adapted by Brainerd Duffield Stick 'em up! You're under arrest! Cast: Tommy........... Dickie . ...... Horace Martin . . Delacroix....... Hutcheson....... Davy............ Stella Watson . . Janice Dunbar . . Miss Bessom . . . . Old Man Warner Jack Wilkins . . . Belva Summers . . Joe Summers . . . Tessie Hutcheson . . . Richard Book .....Tim Verdi . . Tom Cwynar . . . John Telesz . . . John Bartley . . Scott Stewart . . Sherry Shoaf Iris Shellhammer Carlene Dengler . . Robert Miller Lou Dellaverson . . . Mary Mitolo . . . Dave Telesz Marianne Baier 25 Pep Club The Pep Club, who i advised by Mr. Covelli. has a very large membership this yeor. Row One: J. Teles . 0. Mrozek, G. Commesso, K. Lucas. J. Mastropietro. J. Seminora, J. Gierloch. B. Jones, J. Conti, R. Pisciuneri, G. Kerr, D. Aunkst, F. Verdi, B. Michoelangelo, L. Shonnon, J. Arblaster, D. Rice, D. Michoelangelo, J. Penwell. Row Two: P. Panella, K. Chiaro, P. Tanner, C. Boron, R. Pisciuneri, C. Germoni, M. Buckley, S. White, M. Mitolo, C Nelson, T. Exposito, M. Covelli, D. Kerr, M. Book. J. Clark, J. Ryczaj. Row Three: C. Bernstine, K. Stokes, B Johnson, D. DelPrincipe, D. Wrobel, K. Callahan, V. Ambrose, C. Roussos, M. Miller, K. Bordyniuk, K. Slagle, T. Horney, L. Cassella, N. Squeglia, J. Kradel. Row Four: D. Siggelow, P O'Rourke, N. Williams, D. Schmidt, W. Columbus, M. Valiensi, D. Clark, B Stitt, B. Rossman, D. Woodring, G. Magno, D. Fox, T. Panella, B. Kerr. Row Five: M. Brenneman, J. Antoniani, D. Cummins, D. McKnight, M. Mudrie, C. Pisella, L. Stevens, A. Gavroy, L. Pitzer, S. Shoof, M. Fobes, A. DeMase, D. Egbert, C. Nelson, K. Schuler, K. Travis, M. Druschel. Row Six. N. Via, S. Sheehy, J. Calahon, N Ash, J. Dudek. M. Olbrys, D. Montabon, M. Exposito, K. Smith. M. Kuharski, S. Dominic, P. Morgan. M. Spisak, B Anton, A. Gaydos, J Dover. Row Seven: I. Rodgers, C. Fruit, C. lombordo, D Magusiak, I. Smith, C. Warren, N. Weaver, D. Farrar, S. DeLeone, J. Peplowski, C. Emery, T Chaplain, N Boggs, J. Campbell, D. Cracroft Row Eight: D. Matthews, I. Telesz, K. Anarella, C. Fraley, M. Squeglia, C Drushel. M. Stasko, D Occhibone. G. Morgan. D. Cook. S. Alick Row Nine: S. Wolters, M Semansky. J. Currie. M Melcer, D Kunselmon, L Kelly. D Wysocki, D. Wotowicz. A Squeglia. Row Ten: K. Guinn, R. Nelson, I. Stewart, D. Rischel, K Sallmen, S. Cumberledge, G. Gatto, D. Peterson, and J. Losten. Projection Club The Projection Club under the direction and guidance of Mr. Hart has 17 boys in the ranks. They ore: Martin Kuttesch, Paul Kruegar, John Fruit, Cal Shannon, Howard Funkhouser, Gary Palmer, Mr. Hart, Mike Roussos. Kenny Cossella, Bill Wellman, Randy Gibson, Dennis Rice, Dove Kelly, Dan Bruno, Chuck Cartwright, Carl Dengler, Jim Delaney, and Tom Whiteford. 26 The Perfect Idiot Cast Margaret Tennyson.................. Joanne Peplowski Jackie Tennyson.........Joe Seminara Rhodoro.................Kathi Shuler Roger Tennyson...........Mike Padula Walter Platherby..........Tom Bevan Daniel Tennyson...........Ron Cimini Arthur Barnard.........Nick Squeglia Miss Baker.....................Carol Bernstine Linda Barnard..........Kathie Travis Jeannie Wilson.......Mary Druschel Aloysius (Puff) Witomski........... Gary Cervone Carla Carlson........Debbie Egbert A Policeman..........Joe Wilkevich Dr. Hockhorst Von Barf .... Bill Ash Miss Booth.........Roseann Pisciuneri 27 One of the busiest groups ot Union is the librarians. These students check out books, type, and stamp due dates on library cards. The library showcases were made prominent and colorful by Carlene Dengler and Iris Shellhammer. The librarians are stonding: Mr. Donald Logon, Advisor; Cris List, Judi Davison, Karen Cifra, Debbie Jackson. Dianne Lotesse, Wilda Columbus, Audrey Gavroy, Judy Finely, Judy Dover, Sue Dominick, Barbara Anton, Marilyn Spisak, Debbie Siggelow, Paul Kruegar, Carlene Dengler, Judy Alcorn, Peggy ORouke. and Laura Pitzer. Seated: Kathy Bordnyuik, Kathy Slagle, Barb Schaffer. Marcia Moses, Kathy Callahan, Bev Con- glose, Nancy Via, Iris Shellhammer and Cathy Emery. Librarians . . . These Youth Page Correspondents are the main outlet of school information to the public. Standing Senior, Barb Kitchen and Junior, Kathy Shuler. Seated: Joanne Parillo who was a correspondent lost year also. . . . Youth Page. . . . . . Office Aides. Morning announcements ore sent out by special delivery and hurried to each teacher by these speedy office aides. This year's aides are Kathy Slagle, Louann Smith, Debbie Forrar, Roseann Piscuineri, Sally White, and Kathy Choiro. Father Mifolo, who wo a former charter member of N.H.S. from our school, was our informative speaker at our induction ceremony. He spoke on the four cardinal principles of the National Honor Society. The four qualifications for the National Honor Society are Char- acter, Scholarship, Service, ond Leadership. A short speech on these were given by: Corlene Oengler, Character; Mary Ann Melcer, Scholarship; Cloudio Nel- son, the N.H.S. Emblem; Joe Berk ley. Leadership; and Lorry Kelso, Service. N.H.S. Our speakers and advisors are: Father Fronk Mitolo, Mr. Ray Zarlengo, Miss Carrie Mae Rentz, Mrs. Frances Butts, ond Mr. Ivon J. Sargent. The Senior members of N.H.S. are row one: Mary Ann Adam- czyk. Iris Shellhammer, Barb Kitchen, ond Bob Myers. Row Two: Joanne Parillo, Irene Telesz, Marianne Baier, Michele Covelli, Mary Catherine Mitolo, Lorie Wallace, Joanie Naples, ond Cris List. The remaining Senior members are row one: John Fruit, Presi- dent; Claudia Nelson, Treasurer; and Marionn Terranova, Secretary. Row Two: Corlene Dengler, Maryanne Melcer. Joe Berkley, Vice-President; and Larry Kelso. The newly inducted members are: John Bartley, Nancy Boggs, Carol Bernstine, Tom Bevan, Sandra Bok, Walter Brysch, Mory Ann Buckley, Jackie Campbell, Gary Cervone, Kathy Chairo, Carolyn Cummings, Judy Davisson, Cothy Emery, Thelma Exposito, David Frazier, Howard Funkhouser, Sandra Garner, Clara Germani, Joyce Hilke, Marlene Hoover, Doris Kunselman, Martha Kuttesch, Dan Masfropietro. Debbie Mat- thews, Carla Nelson, Peggy O'Rourke, Linda Rodgers, Debbie Siggelow, Nick Squeglia, Bob Taylor, Patty Telesz, Gary Cervone, Kathie Travis, Charlene White, and Linda Wojtowicz. 29 The Teenette officer and advisor for the 1968-69 school year are: Roseann Piscuineri, treasurer; Clara Boron, vice-president; Karen Callahan, president; Mrs. Frances Butts, and Mary Ann Adomczyk, secretary. Teenettes This year's Teenettes started off with the in- duction of the Sophomore members, which became rather rigorous during the informal part. The annual Thanksgiving baskets were packed by the Teenettes with the help of the whole school in contributing the food. These are distributed to the needy families in our township. Also on the year's schedule was the Teenette Formal where the girl asks the boy. Sort of a prelude to the Prom, maybe? Senior members of Teenettes ore row one: Joanie Naples, Ado DeMose, Martha Fobes, Iris Shellhommer, Maryann Melcer, Becky Stitt, Debbie Ayers, Morionn Terronovo, Debbie Wrobel. Michelle Cavelli, Sol White, Claudio Nelson, Mary Miller, ond Sharon Milton. Row Two: Melba Vesco, Chris List, Beth Book, Nancy Willioms, Marcia Moses, Sherry Shoaf, Diane Schmidt, Chris Roussos, Denise DelPrincipe, Mary Catherine Mitolo, Vicky Ambrose, Marjorie Allen, and Debbie Cummins. Row Three: Debbie Matthews, Joanne Parillo, Beth Kelso, Carlene Dengler, Irene Telesz, Kathy Bordyniuk, Kathy Stokes, Mary Ann Valiensi, Thelma Exposito, Peggy Marmo, Angela Melnick, Diane Poge, Lynda Fee, Bev Conglose, and Karen Callahan. Row Four: Sandy Bok, Maureen Lynch, Cheryl Delaney, Laura Pitzer, Marlene Hoover, Donna Clark, Jean Currie, Peggy O'Rourke, Barbara Kitchen, Lorie Wollace, Mary Ann Adomczyk, Judy Alcorn, Doris Kunselman, and Marianne Baier. 30 Th Junior member of Teenettes or row on : Chorion Whit , Potty Telsz. Debb.e Wysocki, Lindo Wotowicz. Lorraine Steven . Debbie Siggelow, Sandy Wolloce, Melissa Bookter, Kothy Chioro. Claro Germoni, Carol Bernstine, Linda Rodgers, Marlene Semonsky, Sandy Garner. Mary Ann Semonsky. Joanne Peplowski, and Sherry Altman. Row Two: Martha Kuttesch, Judy Finley, Donna Crocroft, Ann Squeglio. Carla Nelson. Jackie Sollmen, Alice Kern. Mary Ann Buckley. Audrey Gavroy, Wildo Coumbus, Charlene Pisello, Maureen Mudrie, Sharon DeLeone, Colleen Kelly, Dolores Fusco, and Shirley Fusco. Row Thro : Barb Booth. Corline Cummings, Joyce Hilke, Linda Kelly, Pam Tanner, Kathy Schuler. Sue Alick, Den.se Cook. Kathy Travis. Mory Druscel, Cathy Emery, Nancy Boggs, Jackie Campbell. Tracy Chaplain, Carol Fruit, Cheryl Wholf, Corol Fogerty, and Rita Davis. Row Four: Debbie Egbert, Bonnie Kerr, Clara Boron, and Roseann Piscuineri. The new Sophomore members are row one: Louann Rees, Debbie Forrar. Sharon Stiger, Debbie DeLeone, Gladys Alley. Donna Peterson, Gail Gatto. Julie Smith, Rhonda Nelson, Laurie Stewart, Diane Occhibone, Audrey Gaydos. Mary Ann Kuharski, Kathy Smith, Bonnie Dellaverson. Debbie Schmidt, Becky Rhodes, and Nancy Vio. Row Two: Marilyn Squeglio, Charlene Fraley, Evelyn Sollmen. Nancy Ash. Mrcio Kastner, Chris Burkes, Dee R.schel, Kathy Salomon, Susan Cumberledge, Debbie Crum, Arlene Lawson, Louann Smith. Marilyn Exposito. Donna Montobon, Marilyn Spisak, Sue Dominic, Maury Jo McMillan, and Judy Dover. Row Three: Claudia Cumberledge, Debbie Jockson, Diane Latess. Jonet Losten. Connie Lombardo, Donna Mogusiak, Claudia Wellman. Pom Moore. Karen Quinn, Janet Bruno. Mory Kay Olbrys. Marcia Stasko. Kothy Annarella, Gayle Morgan. Potty Doonan, Gloria Booth, Jackie Callahan, Borb Anton, and Potty Morgan. Row Four: Kothy Slagle. Karen Cifra, Joanie Dudek, Susan Stunkard, Barb Shaffer, Cindy Boyles. Joan Chirozzi, Jeonnett Antonioni, Marie Brennomen, Marlene Fusco, Nancy Connors, Audrey Floyd. Linda Gurgascz. Doris Jean Reis, Kay Montgomery, Patty Cartwright, ond Susan Sheehy. 31 The layout staff of the paper includes: Betty Mormo, Angela Melnick. Marilyn Spisak, Margie Allen, Joe Chiafullo, John Bartley, layout editor. Seated: Denise Cook and Debbie Ayers. Much time and effort is put into our school newspaper. Its success we owe to Kathy Schuler, assistant editor, and Carla Nelson, the hard-working editor. The advisors are Mr. Venturella and Miss Funari. U-Hi The financial wizards on the business staff are standing: Thelma Exposito, manager; Kathie Travis, Debbie Egbert, and Susan Alick Seated Cathy Emery, Betty Marmo, and Carol Fruit. The eagle eyed proofreaders of the staff are standing: Marlene Hoover, Diane Poge, Angela Melnick, Kathy Schuler, Cathy Emery, Cheryl Delaney, and Debbie Ayers. Seated: Sherry Shoaf, Noncy Williams, Laura Pitzer, and Joanne Peplowski. The star reporters are standing: Joe Chiafullo, John Bartley. and Paul Krueger. Seated: Marilyn Spisak, Shar- ron DeLeone, Wilda Columbus, and Mary Ann Adamczyk. 32 News The members of the sports staff ore seated: Keith Taylor and Andy Naples. Standing: David Wysocki and Paul Krueger. Our flashy photographers seem to be everywhere. They are standing: Lindo Kelly and David Wysocki. Seated: Maureen Lynch and Donna Clork. Our art staff consists of stonding: Candi Carpenter, Debbie Jockson, Marlene Hoover, Carolyn Cummings, and Jeff Kradel. Seated Marlene Semansky, Linda Rodgers, and Donna Clark. Our talented news and feature staffs consist of standing. Kathie Travis, Thelma Exposito, and Karen Willioms. Seated: Carol Bern- stine, Judy Alcorn, Joanne Peplowski, and Mary Ann Adamczyk. Roving reporters of the newspaper stoff are standing: Linda Rodgers, Carol Fruit, Maureen Mudrie, Margie Allen, Debbie Porker, and Joanne Peplowski. Seated: Debbie Retort, Cindy Sizer, Lorie Shoaf, Debbie Ayers, and Debbie Wrobel. 33 Varsity L The members of the Varsity L worked hard this year in order to raise money for their jackets. They sold candy bars and fruit cakes at school and at home. High sellers for the fruit cake sale were: Dave Kruegar, first place; and Richard Woodring, second place. The hord-working advisors of the Varsity I are counterclockwise: Mr. Ralph Ascione, Mr. Ted Gibson, Mr. Mike Covelli, Mr. Dick Hart, and Mr. Socs Roussos. The members of the Varsity L ore row one: Paul Kruegar, Dave Navarra, Clair Hall, Brad Jones, Stuart Goff, les Shannon, Pete Panella, Don Morgan, Gary Palmer, and Ron Cimini. Row Two: Fronk Pagley, Frank Book, Ron Sanders, Don Stickle, Frank Verdi, Dennis Rice, John Telesz, Mike Rybka, Mike Padula, and Richard Woodring. Row Three: Chuck Via, Mickey DeLeone, Ed Lutz, Gory Trimble, Cal Shannon, Tim Horney, Bob Michaelangelo, Dave Telesz, John Fruit, Bob Wilson, Dave Ayers, and Rocky DeMose. Row Four: Mark Montgomery, Don DeVite, Dave Frazier, Gory Cervone. Dick Aunkst. Joe Conti, Rocky Pisciuneri, and Joe Wilkovich. 34 The officers of the Vorsity I for 1968-69 ore: Joe Conti, treasurer; Les Shannon, vice-president; Frank Verdi, secretary; and Rocky Pis- cuineri, president. Cheerleaders The members composing the Varsity cheerleaders this year are: Karen Callahan, co-captain, Michele Covelli, Joonie Naples, Chris Roussos, captain, and Ju- niors Clara Boron, and Mory Ann Buckley. Both squads started out the season with new uniforms for which they worked hard all summer. Money came from car washes, bake sales, rummage sales, and selling pens with the '68 football schedule on them. With the help of their new advisor. Miss Rentz, they sponsored a Sadie Hawkins Dance. This turnabout affair included bobbing for apples and building pyramids in the halls? All in all, it was a pretty good year with the pep rallies and ticket-selling for the busses which they did. Mi  Carrie Mae Rentz became one of the very be t advisors that the  quad have hod. She helped out with the dance and al o became a friend when there were problem to be ironed out. A very good and highly  pirited junior var ity squad consist of: Diane Occhibone, co-captain, Laurie Stewart, Roseann Piscuineri, captain, Pam Tanner, Kathy Chiaro. and Gayle Morgan. 35 Senior High Bands This year the band sold candy for new majorette uniforms, had car washes, and made a float for the Christmas parade. They had their first concert on March 21 and another one in May in the new band shelter built by the band parents. The band parents really helped the band and sponsored the annual band banquet. The officers of the bond ore: lorie Wallace, treasurer; Dove Brunswick, vice-president; Howord Funkhouser, president, Thelmo Exposito, secretory; ond Mr. Krupo who is the director and advisor to the band. Marching Band The members of the morching ond concert bands ore row one: Mr. Krupo. advisor, Maurie Jo McMillin. Potty Morgan. Bonnie Delloverson. Becky Rhodes. Iris Shellhommer, Judy Stokes. Marilyn Walters. Lorry Dudash, Dove Brunswick, Neil Goff, Jeff Schuffert, Elaine Dilley. Diane Page. John Teleis, and Randy Gibson Row Two: Joanne Peplowski. Patty Barker, Suson Hunt. Doris Kunselomn, Kathy Bordyniuk, Barb Kitchen, Marianne Baier, Bob Shannon. Mark Altieri, Bob McVicker, Bruce McKibben, Donny Cossello. lee Altieri, Wayne Schuffert, and Richard Rohrer. Row Three: Dave Navarro, Tom Bivens. Bob Duff. Judy Finley. Greg Cooley, Mory Ann Adomcxyk, Gory Cervone, Ron Sanders. Ed Bidinotto, Stuort Goff. Dave Ayers. Gary Kwolek, Rod Heosley, Tom Whiteford. Bob McAdams, and Joe Ryczaj. Row Four Kathy Schuler. Barb Booth, Howard Funk houser, Jackie Clork, John DeJoseph, Tom Menning, Lorie Walloce, Carolyn Cummings. Thelma Exposito. Gary Hare. Phil Lasky, Bob Myers, John Bartley, Tim Marshall, Cal Shonnon, Bob Taylor, Keith Taylor, Larry Kelso, and les Shannon. Pep Band The members of this year's Pep Band, under the direction of Mr. Krupa, ore row one: Tom Menning, Tom Bivens, Bob Duff, Patty Morgan, Tom Whiteford, Bob McVicker, Joe Ritchie, and Ed Bidinotto. Row Two: Bob Taylor, Dave Brunswick, Phil Laskey, Larry Kelso, Mark Altieri, and Bob Myers. Row Three: Ron Sanders, Stuart Goff, Gory Cervone, Howord Funkhouser, Barb Booth, ond Bonnie Delloverson. Row Four: Cal Shannon, Tim Marshall, Kathy Bordynuik, Doris Kunselman, ond Caroline Cummings. Row Five: Lorie Walloce, Barb Kitchen, ond Mary Ann Adamczyk. Dance Band A new stoge band was odded this year and the members are row one: Phil Laskey, Mark Altieri, Bob Myers, ond Lorry Kelso. Row Two. Mari- onne Boier, Tom Bivens, Susan Hunt, Patty Morgan. Bob Duff, Tom Menning, and Director, Mr. Krupa Row Three: Ron Sanders. Bob McVicker. Lee Altieri, Randy Gibson, Tom Whiteford. ond Ed Bidinotto. Row Four: Bob Taylor. 37 Majorette Color Guard Th Senior Colorguords or : Thelma Exposito, Marionn Terranova, Coptoin; ond Marcia Moses. This year's Colorguards ore: Dawn Rishel, Marionn Terranova, Mary Jo Dudek, Mary Kay Olbrys, Thelma Ex- posito, Mary Druschel, Marilyn Exposito, Marcia Moses, Kathy Annarello, and Marcia Stasko. Their new blue and white pattern flags added color to our marching band. This year's majorettes, who performed many snappy rou- tines, are clockwise: Debbie Ayers, ond Debbie Wrobel, Seniors; Head Majorette Sharon Deleone and Kathi Travis, Juniors; Joanne Dudek. Kathy Solomon, Susan Cumberledge, ond Gloria Booth, Sophomores; and Joanne Peplowski, Junior. The ambitious officers of the Drill team are top to bottom: Joanne Porillo, Captain; Iris Shellhammer, Co-Captain; Irene Telesz. Secretary; Carlene Dengler, Treasurer; and Miss Ruth Dickey, Advisor. rill Team The members of our Drill team ore outer semi-circle: Marlene Semansky, Karen Cifra, Janet Bruno, Marlene Hoover, Kathy Bordyniuk, Kathy Smith, Kathy Slagle, Maryanne Melcer, Mary Catherine Mitolo, and Mory Ann Kuhar- ski. Row One, Seated: Susan Alick, Bonnie Kerr, and Beverly Conglose. Row Two: Wilda Columbus, Debbie Siggelow, Carla Nelson, Maureen Mudrie, and Sharon Milton. Row Three: Martha Kuttesch, Carol Bernstine, Cathy Emery, and Linda Wojtowicz. Row Four: Carlene Dengler, Iris Shellhammer, and Irene Telesz. Row Five: Joanne Parillo. D The members of this year's Concert Choir have pre- sented numerous school programs. Among them were the annual Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter presentations. They also made a return ap- pearance at Sharpsville High School. The choir per- formed at Vo-Tech, and sang for the retired teachers. Concert and Freshman Choirs The members of the Freshmon Choir ore row one: Suson Booth. Mory Ann Rybka. Vicki Gush, Kothy Hemming. Janie Copple. Debbie List, Susan Deleone, Elaine Gurgacz, Donna Terronova. Mory Jo Dudek. Terri Augustine, Sharon Totin, Michael Roussos, Tom Womer. Mike Reed. Tom Chirozzi, John Norris, and Gory Pirkkala. Row Two: Betty Williams. Cindy Tomlinson, lindo Saylor, Diana Book. Patty Taylor, Mary Ann Wellner, Kayonn Walczok. Vickie Myers. Debbie Perrino, Joyce Panello, Debbie Fredioni, Belinda Sizer, Cindy Trimble. Brenda Hatfield, Dovid Wysocki, Dennis Wysocki. Jim Bruno, John Adams, Louis Rossano. Row Three: Linda Rausch, Karen Williams, Claudia Shook, Diane Cervone, Terri Huff, Judy Cox. Cindy Hannon. Cindy DeProspero. Beverly Greaf, Regina Yokopovich. Cindy Wrobel, Cheryl Kerr. Melanie Glenn. Karen lipp, Marilyn Blews. Kothy Berkely. Charles Cartwright. Chorles Montabon, Dovid Travis, Gory Palmer, Craig Cook, Jeff Ammons, ond Jeff Solzman. The member of this year' Concert Choir are row one: Mr. lucidore. Director; Karen Cifro, Joonne Dudek. Glodys Alley. Marcio Mose , Donna Clark. Alice Kern. Debbie McKnight, Debbie Cummings. Judy Dover. Patty Morgan, Dianne Occibone. Claudio Nelson. Andy Naples. Dennis Vrabel. Henry Moteja. Randy Gibson, John Clark. Chuck Retort, and Paul Krueger. Row Two: Marianne Boier. Cheryl Delaney. Sherry Shoof, Marian Christy. Mary Kay Olbrys. Jackie Callahan, Linda Rodgers. Maureen Mudrie. Marilyn Exposito. Laurie Stuart. Mary Catherine Mitolo, Michele Covelli. Sally White. John Telesz. Ed Bidinotto. Ron Cimini, Joe Seminora. Dovid Ayers, and James Motonak. Row Three Dons Kunselmon. Audrey Floyd, Nancy Connors, Sandy Wolters, Marcie Hall, Joon Chirozzi, Jockie Campbell, Koren Quinn, Cathy Stokes. Nancy Williams. Monann Terranovo. Debbie Wrobel. Mary Ann Adamczyk. David Telesz. Mike Padulo. Dennis Rice, David Fox. Dick Woodring, and Stuart Goff. Row Four Charlene White. Barb Kitchen. Judy Alcorn, Carol Worren. Debbie Ayers. Thelma Exposito, Nancy Boggs. Sherry Altmon, Borb Booth, Rhondo Nelson, Denise DelPrincipe, Chris Roussos, Dick Aunkst. Pete Ponella, Keith VanFossan, Jeff Krodel, Nick Biondi. Mike Walczok. Ron Sanders. Rick Antoniazzi, and Bob McVicker. The outstanding vocalists of the Concert Choir were chosen as section leaders. They are: Bass leader, Joe Seminaro; First Soprano, Judy Alcorn; Second Soprano, Linda Rodgers, Alto. Kathy Stokes; Tenor, Ed Bidinotto, Choir Director, Mr. Lucidore; and seated is the occompanist Marionne Boier. The conscientious, hard-working co-editors ore Joanie Naples and Cris List. These girls hove worked very hard this yeor setting up picture schedules, laying out pages, writing imaginative copy, ond instructing their capable staff. Utopian The Senior and Junior Editorial staff members are: Kathy Travis, Joanne Parillo, Iris Shellhammer, Mariann Terranova, Carla Nelson, Carlene Dengler, Cathy Emery, and Clara Germani. These girls busily aided the co-editors to make this yearbook a success. The Sophomore Editorial Staff consists of seated: Mary Jo Dudek, Gloria Booth, Joanne Dudek, Bonnie Dellaverson, ond Kathy Smith. Standing Bernie Rossman, Jim Severa. Bobby Wilson, and Bruce McKibben. They were busy learning the how, what, where, and why of yearbook editing. These experiences will help them next yeor in putting out a fine yearbook. Mr. Ivan J. Sargent who has been our advisor for seven years has aided us in improving our yearbook through the years. The members of the Photography Staff are: Linda Kelly, Lorry Kelso, Bobby Myers, and Roseann Pisciuneri. Staff The members of the Business Staff are seated: Carol Bernstine, Marianne Baier, Thelma Exposito, Sue Dominick, Donna Montabon, Irene Telesz, Maryann Melcer, Barb Kitchen, and Lorie Walloce. Standing Paul Krueger, Randy Presnor, Gary Cervone, and Mary Ann Adamczyk. The Co-Business Managers are Joe Berkely and Doris Kunselmon. These two ambitious workers organized their staff, sold ads, and helped finance the year book through the Easter Candy Sole. The Art Staff consists of seated: Marlene Semansky, Janet losten, and Ron Cimini. Standing: Jeff Kradel, Linda Rodgers, and Belinda Sizer Missing: Marcia Kastner. The capable Sports Staff is Dove Frazier and Joe Chiafullo. Sports Editor. These boys efficiently laid out poges and wrote copy for the sports section of this yeorbook. ? During the half time ceremony of Union's game with Northwestern on October 4th, Marian Christy was crowned Homecoming Queen. Marian was chosen by the members of the senior class for her charming personality and attractiveness. She was escorted by Nick Biondi, and crowned by Student Council President Joe Chiafullo. The crowning took place in the newly constructed band shell, which was beautifully decorated in blue and white for the occasion. Marian wore a stunning aqua velvet gown with a white lace collar and cuffs. Her many interests include art, sewing, and photography. Homecoming Queen, Marion Christy. Marian and her escort, Nick Biondi. Homecoming '68 Senior attendant Karen Callahan dreamily stands beside her sober-faced escort, Don Morgan. Michele Covelli, a senior attendant, poses prettily with her escort Joe Berkely who must have found the whole thing very yawn-inspiring. Carla Nelson, a junior, ond her escort for the evening, Steve Muchicko, make a hondsome couple as they pose for the photographer. Junior attendant, Kothi Travis, smiles bewitch- ingly as she stands with her escort Brad Jacobs. Cute sophomore Gayle Morgan poses with her wide-eyed escort, David Fox. 45 Sophomore attendant, pretty Julie Smith, seems to be holding up her sleepy escort, Jimmy Mostropietro. Everyone gathered around and watched to see who had the biggest mouth and could get the opple. Sadie Hawkins came to Union on November 2. Everyone looked like he had just stepped out of a Lil'l Abner cartoon. This successful dance was spon- sored by the Varsity Cheerleaders. Everyone had fun and are awaiting the return of Sadie Hawkins next year. Sadie Hawkins Dance Did someone soy this was impossible??? Guess we showed you whot con be done. These four hillbillies evidently got tired of sitting on the cafeteria floor with the rest of the clan. Each boy got out his best hillbilly suit, while the girls sent for the latest fall clothes from Dogpatch. 46 Christmas Dance Do they do it this way in Australia, Judy? On December 21, fifty-four couples danced to the music of the Illu- sions at the Christmas Dance. There was a glistening silver Christ- mas tree surrounded by long white streamers extended from the ceil- ing. The Christmas Dance was spon- sored by the combined efforts of Student Council, and the senior high grades. Everyone will long remember that great evening and all the fun they had. You shouldn't hav® don® that! Romantic music wos provided by th® Illusions. Hit it, Fronkf The theme of the '69 Teen- ette Formal was Dedicated to the One I Love The decorations were in the Val- entine's Day spirit with red and white streamers and little cupids floating above the dancing couples. Teenette Formal The handsome couples in the court were counterclockwise: Kothy Callahan es- corted by Dave Mrozek; Mory Ann Buckley with Gary Cervone; Judy Alcorn with Pierro Dionelli; Queen Karen Callahan escorted by Joe Conti; Chris Roussos with Joe Berkely; Marlene Semansky with Rocky Pisciuneri; Laurie Stewart with Joe Seminaro. Karen smiles happily as Joanie Naples placed the tiara in her reddish curls. Queen Karen and her es- cort Joe Conti danced to the title tune of Dedi- cated to the One I Love. Flower girl Amy Naples presented Queen Karen with red roses ond Tommy Hromyak brought forth the sparkling tiara. This Magic Moment This Magic Moment , the Jr.-Sr. Prom, was held on May 17, 1969. The court is shown led by Mark Mani- frang, 1968 king, and Kathy Chiaro, crown bearer. Members of the court include Seniors Chris Roussos and Bobby Michaelangelo, Sally White and Pat Benedict, Michele Covelli and Joe Chiafullo, and Marian Christy and Paul Fronius. Juniors included Clara Boron and John Budai, Carla Nelson and Lou Cassella, and Kathy Travis and Mike Padula. Mark Manifrang and Kathy Chiaro crown- ed the 1969 Jr.-Sr. Prom King and Queen Joe Chiafullo and Michele Covelli. Joe and Michele are seated on the royal thrones amidst their court. When the joyous announcement was finally made, the Queen Michele burst into tears of happiness. 49 Joe ond his proud parents shown after the excitement of the crowning. 50 Move a little closer, baby! and That's the way to do it Lou! . Joe Seminara and Roseonn Piiciuneri, all smiles, seem to be enjoying a change of pace dance. Mr. and Mrs. John Takacs are trying to rejoin the lively set. 51 les Shannon Seniors 68-69 The eleven seniors, who were a part of this years Scottie football team, did an outstanding job of recovering from the many setbacks they were faced with during the season. This group of boys have worked hard over the past years so they could be proud to say that they were from Union High. Frank Verdi Dan Stickle Pete Panello Joe Conti Jim Smith John Fruit John Telesz 53 As the Scotties Come Marching in Members of the Scotties vorsity and junior varsity teams are—Row One: John Fruit, Dave McAnnallen, Dick Aunskt, John Telesz, Pete Panella, Les Shannon, Jim Smith, Rocky Pisciuneri, Joe Conti, Joe Retort, Cyrus Saba, Sam Gilson, Dan Stickle, Pot Benedict, and Frank Verdi. Row Two: J. Podavano, B Dean, J. Wilkevich, C. Via, M. Deleone, J. Budai, D. Krueger, M. Padula, N. Squeglia, F. Pagley, G. Cervone, D. Frazier, and T. Bevan. Row Three: R. Cummings, R. Demase, D Kerr, M. Montgomery, L. Clingensmith. B. Wilson. C. Shannon, J. Sevara, D. Ayers, R Woodring, D. Devitt, C. Retort, L Cassella, ond T. Homey Row Four: B. Dean, J. Brown, M. Kuttesch, R. Gibson, D. Cambell, T. Macom, and T. Panella. The coaching staff of the Scotties football team deserve much credit for the hord work and time they put in. They are Mr. Cala- brese, line coach, Mr. Sox Roussos. head coach, Mr. Ted Gibson, backfield coach and trainer, and Mr. Bob Curry, head coach of Jr. High. 55 Managers and statistitians or an important port of a team, and this years football (quad had three good ones. They were Ron Cimini, Paul Krueger, and Joe Seminara. Varsity Scores UNION OPPONENT 12 Shenango 7 6 Mercer 7 0 Lakeview 28 14 Neshannock 43 0 Northwestern 6 14 New Wilmington 40 0 Slippery Rock 19 25 Mohowk 14 12 Laurel 15 56 Seniors 68-69 These two experienced seniors along with the rest of the team did a very fine job in representing the Scotties for the 68-69 basketball season. Howard Funkhouw Co-Captain Rocky Pisciuneri Co-Captain The members of the 68-69 team are—Kneeling: Joe Gierloch, Richard Woodring. Gary Commesso, Rocky Pisciuneri, Ken locas. Joe Seminara. and Dave Frazier. Standing Rolph Currie, William Slater, Jim Mastropietro, Earl Stanley, Tom Riley, Tony Bartley, and Mike Covelli. Mr. Covelli and Mr. Dougherty, two hard working coaches, did on outstanding job with our varsity and junior varsity teams this year. Varsity Scores UNION OPPONENT 37 Lowellville 44 63 Kennedy Christian 53 59 Slippery Rock 58 39 Seneca Valley 56 46 Kennedy Christian 58 75 West Middlesex 52 79 Grove City 91 56 Slippery Rock 67 61 Riverside 63 62 Northwestern 69 66 Laurel 63 50 Mohawk 72 48 Neshonnock 69 31 Wilmington 35 72 Shenango 61 64 Riverside 80 60 Northwestern 52 53 Laurel 64 43 Mohawk 84 54 Neshonnock 51 41 Wilmington 59 45 Shenango 51 58 The Union High Boseboll teom proved to be tough contenders this season. The members of this yeors squad were—Row One: Jeff Brown, Gory Kwolek. Denny Michaelangelo, Dennis Rice, Anthony Mogusiok, Joe Gierlach. Bemey Rossman. Row Two: Dave Frazier, Dennis Vrobel, Kenny lucos, Martin Kuttesch, Ron Cooper, and Joe Bump. Row Three: Dave Mrozek, Buster Currie. Bob Duff, and Dennis Wyocki. Row Four: Bob Michealangelo, Rocky Pisciuneri, and Jim Mastropietro. This years baseball teom hod two fine coaches to work with. They were Mr. Richard Hart, and Mr. Don Bromley, who filled in for Mr. Hart while he recovered from an injury he acquired. 60 The monogers and statisticians for this years team were Tim Mar- shall, Bob McAdams, Bill Changoway, and Dave Hall. Seniors 68-69 Eugene (Buster) Currie Leftfield Bob Micheolongelo First Bose These three senior boys were one of the important keys in the attack of the Union High School baseball club. The entire team put forth a great effort which paid off for them in a few ball games. We are proud to have had these boys represent us. Rocky Pisciuneri Pitcher-outfield Baseball Results UNION OPPONENT 8 Shorpsville 2 18 Slippery Rock 3 5 Hubbord 10 5 West Middlesex 4 0 Hickory 2 1 Laurel 3 5 Mohawk 3 5 New Castle 6 0 Ell wood 8 6 Northwestern 1 1 Wilmington 2 2 Mohawk 5 2 Laurel 5 4 New Castle 7 3 Shenango 1 0 Ell wood 2 2 Northwestern 1 3 Wilmington 2 61 Members of the Union High frock team are—Row One B Dean. D Hasson, J. Hetrick. Peter Penella. T. Horney. Jim Sallaman. and John Fruit. Row Two: D. Cambell. C. Hall, B Dean. D Devitt. J. Tobisz. D Ayers. D Fox. and T Panella. Row Three C Dengler, C. Cartwright. T. Womer. M. Roussos. I. Mauney, J. Ammons. B. Wilson, and R. Woodring. Row Four: D. Navarra, monager, S. Plyer, A. Naples, J. Sevaro, K. Taylor, R. Gibson, P. Clark, T. Chirozzi. D. Casella, R Cummings, and J. Telesz, manager. The Scotties Blazed the Track with Blinding Speed 62 The three hord working coaches who helped out greatly were Mr. Socs Roussos, Mr. Ted Gibson ond Mr. leeonard Daugherty. The track team had a rough time getting into the winning column this year. The main spark plug in the team was the hard working seniors, who did a very commendable job against tough competition. The senior members of the track team were John Fruit, Jim Sallman, Dan Stickle, Les Shannon, Dave McAnnallen, and Pete Panella. John Fruit Two mile Pete Panello 100, 220, and 440 Yard Dashes Dan Stickle One mile Jim Sallman Two mile Member of thi year team of putter were Ken Hall, Jim Flynn, Walter Bry h, Gary Trimble, Dove Telesz, ond Don Morgan. Mining from the picture i Mike Rybka, and Mr. Ralph A cione, coach. Golf Team . . . Not Up to Par Don Morgan Lettermon This years golf team did a tremendous job, being that it was only their second year of WP.I.A.L. competition. Senior members, Don Morgan, Dove Telesz, and Mike Rybka, should be congratulated on their fine efforts. Dave Telesz Letterman 64 More People, More Sports Row On : Bob Bridges. Kenny Block. Debbie Block, Tina Book, Potty Slews, Karen Bor zocchiello, Sharon Cooper, Bill Aunkst, Jerry Clark, and Horry Brown. Row Two: Frank Burkes, Fonnie Bailey, Kathy Campbell, Carolyn Cook, Peggy Coates, Kathy Cassella, Mary Ann Bouder, Karen Clingensmith, Debbie Blashak, Sam Bernstine, and George Augustine. Row Three: Sam Cercone, Joanne Fosnaught, Nancy Aiken, Cheryl Cooper, John Biedka, Dan Black, Rick Adams, Bob Adamczyk, and Greg Cassella. Row One: Jonet Mitolo, Darlene Nero, Melanie Potton, Cindy Pitzer, Debbie Perret, Jackie O'Leary, Rosalee Peluso, Laura Park, Barbara McVicker, Janet Marshall, and Jim Riden- bough. Row Two: Nick Orres, Randy Peace, Tim McMillin, Larry Nader, Barbara Penwell, Karen Miller, Sandy Palmer, Patty Pfahles, Carol Miscammera, James Nail, and Don Quinn. Row Three: John Parillo, Patsy Orlando, Jerry Stewart, Jim Patterson, Eugene Pisella, Jim Podula, Dave Reebel, Don Morgan, Darrell Raub, and Gory Perrino. Class Row One: Bob Kuttesch, Rick Jolley, Debbie Manifrang, Scott Johnson, Rick Wolfe, and Koprivnoch, Cindy Leasure, Clork Lingen Kirkwood, Mike Lovich, Joe Hasson, and Bill Long, Frank Matori, Debbie Johns, Glidden, Jean Leishman, Barbara Leasure, of 1974 Jones, Nancy Mummtl, Mary Lou Kerr. Janet Terry McAnollen. Row Two: Jim Lotess, Poul fellter, Mike Kern , Tracy Hodge, Roxanne Rose Harding. Row Three: John LoFrance, Nancy Jendrysik, Roy Ann Hartzell, Kothy Barbara Kulnis, Pete Lopez, and Jeff Jones. Row One: Jack Huff, Jim Dover, Larry Dwyer, Trudy Gilliano, Cindy Donofrio, Dorene DeMase, Susan Davis, Sandra Farrell, Fred Droeder. ond Bob Fletcher. Row Two: Bonnie Gibson, Tim Cox, Terry Grimes, Kim Fondrick, Eileen Flynn, Cecilia Gianni, Robin Fowler, Myrna Gates, Noncy Frazier, and Jim Farone. Row Three: Debbie DeJoseph, Beth Dardyn- ski. Bob Fruit, Jim French, David Gates, Bill Harding, Jeff Hommers, Barry Dupell, ond Manuel Conner. Row One: Bob Summerville, Valerie Sansone, Debbie Whiteford, Lisa Tomlinson, Kathy Shaf- fer, Lorraine Veronesi, Debbie Sallmen, Karen Yonnarella, Fred Rossano, and Frank Spinelli. Row Two: Tony Vendilli, Bob Thurmon. Dave Taylor, Bruce Ubry, Velero Riggans, Rhonda Plyler, John Roberts, Drew Witkowski, Sam Satterfield, ond Jerry Thomas. Row Three: Frank Shuler, David White. David Vonozia. Nick Zarella, Jim Weaver, Rick Wigley. Alesia Queer, Debbie Scocchera, and Lorie Shoaf. 8-A - Row On : George Alick. Debbie Clou , Lonny Boyles, Michele Cassella, Sharon Ash, Denise Agnew, Christina Biedka, Karen Boggs, Frank Barbella, Craig Cartwright. Row Two: Reece Brown, David Bowers, Fern Book, Kothy Boron, Marlene Augustine, Mary Jo Apicelli, Diane Buckel, Karen Black, Eric Benninghoff, Richard Book. Row Three: John Book, David Agnew, Gory Carbone, Thomas Szewczyk, John Bordyniuk, Terry Boyles, James Corter, William Bouder, Robert Bistyga. 8-D - Row One: Randy Navarra, Dave Retort, Ruby Mitoio, Michelle Naples, Sharon Peluso, Phyllis Socco, Terry Roberts, Cindy Sacco, Mike Naples, Bob Powell, Ricky Peorsoll. Row Two Susan Phfahles, Lynda Puzio, Sondy Mitchell, Debbie Retort, Bonnie Rodgers, Melanie Peterson, Debbie Porker, David Ruppersburger, Ron Riggans, Tim Varner. Row Three: Jean Popovich, Kathy Nelson, Mary Lynn Rossman, David Podula, Arthur Page, Jurgen Kopp, Jeff Presnor, Tim Patterson, Randy Presnor, Rick Quinn, Rich Navarra. Class 8-C -Row One: Doug McKibben, Patty Mas Beverly Lombardo, Kathy Linton, Tom Hall, John Mateja, Joe Melichar, Ray Myers, Rose Kruegar. Kim Kradel, Susan Kosziou Bob Latsko, Rick Lawson, Jim Fronius, Horry Fusco. of 1973 tropietro, Pom Mostropietro, Peggy Kitchen, Bill Fleming. Cheryl Johnson. Row Two: Jim Patton, Lynda McKnight, Debby Jones, sko, Janet Jones. Row Three: Al Marshall. David Grinn, Morilyn Jerry, David Rot , 8-8 - Row One. Robert Costa, Maurice Cummins. Jonet Hummel. Debbie Gush, Kathy Fusco, Bonnie Hilke. Mary Jennings, Randy Connor, Joseph Dominick. Row Two: Ken Cassella, Marian Farror, Marsha Dutko, Debbie Christ, Bonnie Finley, Kim Jenkins, Nellie Hording, Gayle Eoly, Colleen Flynn, Diane Dillinger, Dennis Clingensmith. Row Three: Roy Erwin, Ronald Hoke, Lou Clause, Jerry Dudo, Dove Chiofullo, Joe Dadejko, Ron Dexter, Kevin Dilullo, Jim Emery, Jim Duzyk. 8-E - Row One: Carl Schell. Janet Smock, Patty Via. Lynn Vesco. Jonet Stevens, Cindy Slagle, Susan Zorlengo. Wally Wright, Brian Wotowicz. Scotty Stewart. Row Two Ron Stiles, Merrilouise Slater, Mary Weaver, Paula Sapp, Robin Walters. Jean Tomlinson. Kay Taylor, Laura ShaHer, Michael Zuzow, Dove Simmons. Row Three. Tyrene Zwyor, Bob Seminaro, Ed Stokes, Tim Verdi. Ron Tomon, Lorry Thomos, Bob Stunkard. Diana White, Tim Walters, Jim Varner. _ _ _ — —- — M m mk w il r! Class Row Ono: Charles Cartwright, Kathy Berkely, Terri Augustine, Susan Booth. Jane Copple, David Bernard. Diane Cline, Linda Alick, and Barb Biedka. Row Two: Pam Burkes, Marilyn Blews, Jane Aiken, Diane Book. Judy Cox. Condi Corpenter, Jim Bruno. Kirk Brenneman, and Dan Bruno. Row Three: Lee Altieri, Joe Bump, Bill Changoway, Gory Bok, Jeff Am mons, Terry Black, John Adams, Tom Chirozzi, and Roy Blockford. Row One: Debbie Shaffer, Judy Stokes, Brenda Satterfield. Potty Taylor, Linda Smith, Sue Presnor, Doma Shoaf, Elizabeth Sylvester, and Mary Ann Rybko. Row Two: Linda Rausch, Jock McCullough. Cloudio Shook. Robin Session, Chris Smith, Cindy Zorrello, Belinda Sizer, Gory Pirkkalo, Bill Rodgers. John Norris, and Fred Reider. Row Three: Debbie Pettit, Stan Puzio. Steve Plyler, Mike Reed. Fred Miscomorra, Bill Reeble, Leonard Mouney, Mike Roussos, Robert McKnight. Louis Rossono, Jock Palmer, and Charles Montabon. Row One: Phil Lutz, Candy Mudrie, Karen Debbie List, Joyce Panella, Debbie Perrino, Row Two: Cheryl Kerr, Lisa Pork, Diane Motuz, Viki Myers, Gary Glidden, Horry Kelly, Russ Johnson, Ron Llewelyn, John Hasson, and John Grinzivich. of 1972 Pordick, Potty Nopodono, Jackie Petreela. Mory Ann Petrello, ond Neil Mastropietro. Lawrence, Pom Moore. Karen Lipp, Chris Heasley, and Bill Kelly. Row Three: Dave Manos, Dave Hall, George Monos, Bill Row One: Neil Goff, Ron Cooper, Kathy Hemming, Vickie Gush, Sue Deleone, Mary Jo Dudek, Cindy Emery, Elaine Gargacz, Elaine Dilley, ond Jim Fletcher Row Two: Larry Du dash, Greg Cooley, Phil Clark, Debbie Frediani, Beverly Great, Cindy Hannon, Kathy Hunt, Sue Johns, and Melanie Glenn. Row Three: John Gilson, Ken Davis, Terri Huff, Brenda Hot- field, Randy Egbert, Dale Ealy. George Grandy, Jerry Finamore, Craig Cook, Dennis French, and Pot Genareo. Cindy Tomlinson, Kay Ann Wakzak, Donna Terranova, Bonnie Zorella, Cindy Trimble, Cindy Wrobel, Sharon Totin, Melissa Wolters, Sandy Wordmon, ond Cheryl Vogan Row Two: Don Summerville, Dave Wigley, Moryann Wellner, Betty Williams, Karen Williams, Regina Yakopovich, Marilyn Watters, Dave Travis, Jeff Schuffert, ond John Teleis. Row Three: John Tomlinson, Robert Shannon, Wayne Schweikert, Cecil Smock, Neil Schuster. Dennis Wysocki, Dave Wysocki, Tom Womer, Wayne Quear, ond Robert Taylor. The members of the Junior High Bond ore— Row One: Robert Costa, David Taylor, Rick Jolly, Barb McVicker, Kim Fondrick, Bev Lorn bardo, Michelle Naples, Jim latess, Doug Me Kibben. Row Two: Bruce Ubry. Peggy Kitchen. Bonnie Finley. David Bowers, Nick Orres, Jenet Marshall, Jim Duzyk, Jim Carter, Bob Adam- czyk. Row Three: Sue Phillips, Patty Pfahles, Bonnie Gibson, David Simmons, Tom Szewezek, Tim Walters, Joey Melichar, Arthur Page, Don Morgan. The Junior High Pep Club mem- bers ore—Row One: Marlene Augustine, Donna Terranova, Kethy Boron, Cindy Wrobel, Mory Jo Dudek, Melissa Walters, Regma Yakopovich, Cindy Han- non, Melanie Glenn, and Condi Mudrie. Row Two: Marian Far- rar, Sue Philips. Cindy Slagle, Mary Lynn Rossman, Kathy Nel- son, Barb Biedka, Linda Alick, Susan Johns, Judy Cox, and Bev Greaf. Row Three: Sam Bern- stine, Robin Session, Chris Smith, Cindy Zarella, Susan DeLeone, Joyce Panella, Debbie Perrino, Jane Copple, Cheryl Vogan, and Pam Moore. The members of Scot Tones include—Row One: Pom Mastropietro, Potty Mostropietro, Cindy Denofrio, Karen Boggs, Cindy Socco, Melanie Peter- son, Susan Cooper, Kim Fondrick, Sam Bernstine. Jerry Clark, Bill Aunkst. Bob Kuttesch. Bob Adamczyk, Scott Johnson. Row Two: Patty Smith, Cindy Leasure, Fern Book, Peggy Kitchen, Mary Lynn Rossman, Cecilia Gianni, Peggy Coates, Michele Cassella, Kay Taylor, Debbie Marshall, Richard Navarra, Rick Jolly, John Cox, Tim McMillin, Ron Riggans, Mike Zuzow. Row Three Bonnie Hilke, Mary Jennings, Barb Penwell, Kathy Nelson, Marlene Augustine, Merrilouise Slater, Tywrene Zywar, Debbie Parker, Cindy Slagle, Marian Farrar, Cathy Cassella, David Grinn, Richard Vogon, Jim Emery, Bob Adamczyk, Rick Adams, Don Morgan. Row Four: Christine Biedka, Susan Kosciusko, Lorie Shoof, Beth Dardynski, Nancy Jendrysik, Debbie DeJoseph, Velera Riggans, Marsha Dutka, Janet Warren, Bonnie Gibson, Bonnie Finley. 74 The thoughtful seventh grade Student Coun- cil members are—Seated: Rick Adams, Bonnie Gibson, ond Karen Annarella Standing: Bob Kuttesch and Tim McMillin. The energetic eighth grode Student Council members are—Seated: Marsha Dutko, Albert Marshall, and Shirley Waters. Standing: David Padula and Eric Benninghoff. The respected ninth grade Student Council members are—Seated: Linda Rausch, Mary Jo Dudek, and Cheryl Kerr. Standing; Jeff Ammons and Jeff Salzman. Librarians The Jr. High Librarians working under the capable direction of our efficient Mr. Donald Logan are—Row One: Kathy Nelson, Debbie Shaffer. Debbie Pettit, Michele Cassello, Melanie Peterson, Mary Rossman, and Susan Philips. Standing: Marilyn Jerry, Chris Matuz, Debbie Parker, Kim Gavroy, Mary Apicelli, Linda Rausch, Melanie Glenn, Karen Lipp, Diane Lawrence, Cheryl Kerr, Sharen Totin, Karen Williams, Karen Black, and Diane Bucket. American Legion Each year the American Legion Perry S. Gaston Post No. 343 make two awards. These awards go to two eighth grade students outstanding in Honor, Courage, Scholarship, Leadership, Service, ond Americanism. This year's winners ore Marsha Dutko and Doug McKibben. itimi Junior High Basketball The ninth grade Basketball players, who show much promise, are: Row One: Mickey McKnight, Mike Roussos, and Chuck Montabon. Row Two: Mr. Don aid Bromley, coach, John Teleis, Russell Johnson. Jerry Dudo, David Wysocki, Dennis Wysocki, Jeff Ammons, Dove Travis, Leonard Mouney. and John Manos. The tremendous eighth grade Bosketball players are: Row One: Dave Bowers, Dennis Clingensmith, Doug McKibben, Mike Naples, Bob Seminara, and Ricky Peorsall. Row Two: Hank Sallmen, Ricky Quinn, Mark Ewart, Bill Bauder, Bob Latsko, Albert Mar- shall, Jeff Presnar, David Ruppersburger, David Chiafullo, Ron Tomon, Tim Patterson, and Mr. Dick Hart, Coach. The amibitious seventh grade Basketball players are: Row One: Don Quinn, Jim Farone, Sam Bernsfine, Paul Kaprinak, Bob Fletcher and Bill Aunkst. Row Two: Fred Droeder, Tim McMillen, Don Morgan, Jim French, Eugene Posella, Ricky Adams, Bob Adamczyk, Mike Kearns, Georgie Augustine, and Mr. John Takacs, Coach. 76 Thu year i Junior High Cheer- leaders overflowed with talent ond vitality. This squad consisted of: Row One Joyce Panella, Sharon Totin, captain, and Elaine Gargasz. Row Two: Judy Cox, Susan Deleone, and Cheryl Kerr, co-copfoin. nior High Cheerleaders Football Players The Junior High football team had a good season and are looking forward to an even better year and also to playing varsity ball. They are: Row One: Dave Wigley, Dave Trovis, Tom Womer, Mike Roussos, Jim Black, George Manos. Terry Black, Bob Shannon, Leon- ard Mouney, Jeff Ammons, Pot Genareo. Phil Clark, Fred Miscimar- ra, Neil Schuster, Kirk Brenneman, Neil Goff, and Ricky Taylor. Row Two: Ricky Quinn, Bill Bauder, Dove Ruppersburger, Tim Verdi, Bud dy Erwin, Dave Chiafullo, Rick Lawson, Bobby Costa, David Retort, Ray Myers, Bob Seminaro, Tim Walter, Jack Huff. Tim Patterson, Mark Ewart, Jeff Jones. Row Three: Chuck Cartwright, Dave Hall, Bill Hasson, Bill Reebel, John Manos, George Augustine, Scott Stewart, Richard Book, Jim French, Randy Presnar, Randy Claus, Eugene Pissella, Dennis Wysocki, Jim Potterson, Eddie Stokes, John Parillo, Greg Cassella, and Coaches, Mr. Curry and Mr. Leitera. 77 Senior High Class of '71 The Sophomore Class, represented by President Jim Mastropietro, Vice-President Bernie Leprie, Secretary Kathy Smith, and Treasurer Keith Taylor, is in the midst of a very prosperous yeor. In the fall, they had a very successful outcome sell- ing Sophomore Sweets. It helped to sponsor the Christmas Dance and the gay Sophomore Party held in March. G. Alley G. Booth D. Cassella J. Clark D. Dengler K. Annorella C. Boyles J. Chirozzi N. Conner D. DeVite B. Anton M. Brenneman K. Cifra D. Crum S. Dominick J. Antoniazzi N. Ash D. Ayers J. Brown L Brown J. Bruno J. Carbone P. Cartwright G. Com messo C. Cumberledge S. Cumberledge F. Dadejko P. Doonan J. Dover C. Druschel T. Bartley C. Burkes M. Covelli D. DeLeone J. Dudek D Book J. Callahan R. Currie B Dellaverson M. Exposito M. Book D. Campbell B. Dean R. DeMase D. Farrar 80 C. Forrone R. Gibson M Moll M. Kastner M. Kuttesch J. Losten R. Matthews P. Moore A. Floyd J. Gierloch G. Hare I. Kern G. Kwolek K. Lucas B McKibben G. Morgan D. Fox J. Goff J. Hatfield D. Kerr D. Latess T. Macom M. McMillan P. Morgan C. Fraley G. Gray F. Homner R. Kosciusko P. Lawrence G. Magno B McVicker P. Moran M. Fusco A. Grimes D. Jackson J. Kradel A. Lawson D. Magusiak D. Montabon D Mrozek G. Gatto L. Gurgacz C. Jeanette P. Krueger B. Lepri J. Mastropietro K. Montgomery A. Naples A. Gaydos C. Hall B Jones M. Kuhorski C. Lombardo H. Mateja M. Montgomery D. Novorro 81 R. Nelson D. Primovere D Rishel E. Sollmen J. Smith M. Stosko N. Via D. Occhibone K. Quinn 8. Roberts D. Schmidt K. Smith L. Stewart D Vrobel M. K Olbrys E. Reighert R. Rohrer J. Severo L Smith S. Stiger D. Wellman N. Orlando D. Reis B Rossman B Shaffer B Sneizek W. Stiger S. Wellner G. Palmer C. Retort E. Roth C. Shannon D. Spenser S. Stunkard T. White T. Panella B Rhodes J. Ryczaj S. Sheehy M. Spisak J. Tabisz B Wilson D. Peterson T. Riley K. Salomon K. Slagle M. Squiglea K. Taylor R. Woodring Class of 70 The Junior class this year sold magazines to raise money for the Junior-Senior Prom. The many artistic ideas surrounding their Howoiion theme helped to make the Prom a success. The officers of the Class of '70 are Dave Frazier, President; Gory Cervone, Vice-president; Carla Nel- son, Secretary; and Nick Squeglia, Trea- surer. S. Alick C. Boron K. Chairo S. De Leone D. Fusco S. Altman M. Boughter R. Cimini B Duff S. Fusco J. Arbloster W Brysh W. Columbus D. Egbert S. Garner B Ash M. Buckley D Cook B. Elias A Gavory C. Bernstine J. Campbell D. Cracraft C. Emery C. Germani T. Sevan B Carter C. Cummings J. Finley K. Hall G. Blashak L. Cassella R. Davis C. Fogorty R Heasley N. Boggs G. Cervone J. Davisson D. Frazier J. Hetrick B. Booth T. Chaplin J. Delaney C. Fruit J. Hilke 83 C. Hovis D. Krueger R McAdams F. Pagley L Rodgers W. Slater P. Telesz S. Hynal M. Kutfesch T. Meaning J. Penwell J. Sallmen L Spencer E. Timm L Kelley J. Lovich S. Muchicko R. Pisciuneri M. A. Semansky N Squeglia G. Trimble A. Kern T. Marshall C. Nelson D. Rice K. Shuler P Tanner C. White B Kerr D. Mastropietro J. Padovano T Riggans D Siggelow R. Tayor J. Wilkevich B Jacobs R Leasure 0. Michaelangelo J. Peplowski M. Semansky A. Squeglia K. Travis L. Wojtowicz C. Kelly A. Magusiok M. Mudrie C. Pisella J. Seminaro L. Stevens T. Vaughan D. Wysocki Vo-Tech Students Union cloims these ambitious Juniors ot Vo-Tech this year. Seated David Miller, Jean Ann Clork, Karen Coggiano, Holly Smolnik, Tom Raub. Standing Bruce Dean, Tom French, Clara Dadejko, Mel lissa Dewberry, Patty Martin, Chris Godzia, Marlene Kerr, Joe Petrello, and Bill Cline. Sophomores at Vo-Tech are: Seated: Randy Cormello. Don Pitzer, Theresa Larosa, Rkk Hommers, John Pavko- vich. Standing: Glen Slews, Lenny Clingensmith, Ron Cummins, Grant McGee, ond Ken Campbell. Members of VICA ond DECCA ore John Ramsey, Marie Duzyk, Karen Coggiano. Theresa Larosa, Peggy Raub, Melissa DewBerry, Potty Martin, ond John Pavkovich. 85 emors Class of '69 The Senior Class of 1969 picked as their class name The Chosen Few and their class colors navy blue and baby blue. They also had an Evening of Emotion for their senior class play. This consisted of Egad, What a Cadi , The Lottery, and The Death of the Hired Man. To Carrie Mae Rentz, Socrates Roussos, William Helsel, and Raymon Zarlengo, our senior ad- visors, who have done their utmost to make our senior year a success, encouraged us in our studies, and helped us in our activities, we, the Class of 1969, do thank you. Senior Officers Leslie Stuart Shannon Lester PRESIDENT 12 A.F.S. Club 12 F FA 10 11 12 Vice-President 12 Vorsity I 10 11 12 Vice-President 12 Pep Club 12 Sr. Ploy 12 Band 10 11 12 Football 10 11 12 Co-Captain 12 Track 10 11 12 Rocco Vincent Pisciuneri Rocky SECRETARY 12 A.F.S. Club 12 Student Council 10 Treasurer 10 French Club 11 Varsity I 11 12 President 12 Pep Club 12 Football 10 11 12 Boskefball 10 11 12 Track 10 11 12 Ambition: Go to college John Edward Fruit John VICE PRESIDENT 12 French Club 10 F.T.A 12 Vorsity L 12 N.H.S. 11 12 President 12 Projection Club 11 12 Football 10 11 12 Track 10 11 12 Class President 11 Robert Joseph Michaelangelo Bob TREASURER A.P.S. Club Varsity I Pep Club Football Basketball Baseball 12 12 10 12 10 11 12 10 11 12 10 11 12 10 11 12 Mary Ann Adamczyk Mary Ann F.T.A. 10 11 12 Vice-President 12 A.F.S. Club 12 French Club 10 11 N.H.S. 11 12 Pep Club 10 U-Hi News 12 Utopian Staff 11 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 Secretary 12 Band 10 11 12 Choir 12 Hobbies: Knitting Ambition: Teocher Willis Vincent Alley, Jr. Willie Track 12 Hobbies: Roller Skates Ambition: Air Force Marjorie Jane Allen Marge F.N.A. 11 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 UHi-News 12 Ambition: College Mark Andrew Altieri Mark F.T.A. 10 11 12 Band 10 11 12 Hobbies: Music, Politics Ambition: To teoch instrumental music on high school level Victoria Lynn Ambrose Viki French Club F.H.A. Librarian Pep Club Teenettes Choir 11 12 10 10 11 12 10 11 12 12 Hobbies: Dancing, sewing, boys Ambition: Beautician Richard Allen Antoniazzi Big Dick Choir 12 Hobbies: Pool Ambition: To go far in the Navy PJiota not CUtailad Richard Henry Aunkst Ricky French Club 10 11 Varsity L 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Choir 12 Football 10 11 12 Basketball 10 Hobbies; Hunting, Singing Ambition: To go to Ivy League Deborah Jean Ayers Debbie F.N.A. F.T.A. N.H.S. Pep Club Teenettes Teenette Formal Attendant 12 10 11 11 12 10 11 12 10 11 12 11 U-Hi News Majorettes Color Guard Choir 12 11 12 10 10 11 12 Hobbies: Swimming, Sewing Ambition: Nurse Marianne Bernice Baier Marianne Utopian Staff 10 11 12 A.F.S. Club 12 F.T.A. 10 11 12 N.H.S. 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 Senior Play 12 Bond 10 11 12 Choir 10 11 12 Accompianist 11 12 Ambition: Teoch organ and piano Patrick Francis Benedict Benny Track 11 12 Hobbies: Sports, hunting, fishing Ambition: Doctor Edward Allen Bidinotto Here French Club 10 11 Projection Club 10 11 12 Band 10 11 12 Choir 12 Hobbies: Bowling, Swimming Ambition: Cartoonist John William Bartley Bortch Varsity I N.H.S. Band U-Hi News Golf 10 11 12 11 12 12 10 Hobbies: Bowling, music Ambition: Marine Biology Joseph John Berkely Joe A.F.S. Club 12 Student Council 11 12 Treasurer 12 N.H.S. 11 12 Vice-President 12 Utopian Staff 11 12 Co-Business Manager 12 Senior Play 12 Hobbies: Sports, Billiards Ambition: College Nicholas Albert Biondi Nick French Club 10 11 Choir 12 Homecoming Escort 12 Football 11 Hobbies: Hunting, Fishing Ronald Lee Blozejewski Blaze French Club 11 Pep Club 10 Golf 10 11 Hobbies: C.Y.O. Basketball, golf Ambition: College Beth Lee Book Beth A.F.S. Club 12 French Club 11 F.T.A 10 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 Hobbies: swimming Ambition: Secretary Kathleen Bordyniuk Kathy F.T.A. 10 11 12 Librarian 10 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 Band 10 11 12 Drill Team 10 12 Hobbies: tennis, water skiing Ambition: Special Education Sandra Jean Bok Gullible Grace Alpha Rho Tau French Club 10 F.H.A. F.T.A. 10 Pep Club Teenettes 10 Sr. Play Comm. 11 11 12 12 12 12 12 12 Hobbies: sports, sewing, drowing Ambition: Airline Stewardess Frank Book Frank Vorsity L 10 11 12 Football Mgr. 10 11 12 Ambition: Teacher Joseph Borzacchiello Joe Vo-Tech 12 Barry Lee Bruno Count Baranoff F.F.A. 10 11 12 Projection Club 10 11 12 Pep Club 10 Choir 10 12 Hobbies: girl watching Ambition: Farmer Picture not available David Carl Brunswick Jasus FF.A. 10 11 12 Secretary 11 Treasurer 12 Band 10 11 12 Vice-President 12 Hobbies: hunting Ambition: Hotel Motel Management Anthony John Buckley Speedy Track 10 11 12 Hobbies: pool Ambition: Navy Karen Ann Callahan Karen A.F.S. Club 12 F.T.A. 10 11 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 President 12 Band 10 11 12 Homecoming Attendant 11 12 Teenette Formal Attendant 12 Queen 12 Vorsity Cheerleader 11 12 Co-Captain 12 Hobbies: gymnastics, water skiing Ambition: Physical Education Teacher Marian Patricia Christy Mar Alpha Rho Tau 10 11 12 President 12 F.H.A. 12 Librarian 10 Pep Club 10 11 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 Vice-President 12 Drill Team 10 11 Homecoming Att. 10 12 Queen 12 Teenette Formal Attendant 11 Hobbies: art, sewing Ambition: marry Danny John Dwayne Coblentz Co by French Club 10 11 F.TJk. 10 11 12 Golf 10 11 12 Hobbies: hunting, fishing Ambition: Teacher Joseph Rocco Chiafullo Chia A.F.S. Club 12 Student Council 12 President 12 Utopian Staff 11 12 Sports Editor 12 Sr. Play 12 U-Hi News 12 Baseball 12 Hobbies: painting, pool Ambition: Doctor Donna Jean Clark Donna Alpha Rho Tau 10 11 12 F.H.A. 10 11 12 F.T.A. 10 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Utopian Staff 11 Teenettes 10 11 12 Choir 10 11 12 U-Hi News 12 Hobbies: sewing, swimming Ambition: Nursing Beverly Jo Conglose Bev Librarian 11 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 Drill Team 11 12 Sr. Ploy Comm. 12 Hobbies: sewing Ambition: Secretary Joseph Eugene Conti Joe A.F.S. Club President Student Council Vice-President Vorsity I Treasurer Pep Club Football Basketball Boseball Golf 12 12 11 11 11 12 12 10 11 12 10 11 12 10 11 10 Michele Ann Covelli Mike Alpha Rho Tau 12 French Club 10 11 F.T.A. 10 11 12 N.H.S. 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Treasurer 11 Teenettes 10 11 12 Choir 10 11 12 District Chorus 12 Homecoming Attendant 11 12 Jr.-Sr. Prom Attendant 11 Teenette Formal Attendant 10 12 JV Cheerleader 10 Varsity Cheerleader 12 Class Secretary 10 Hobbies.- art, sewing, sports Ambition: Teacher Debra Lynn Cummins Debbie Pep Club Teenettes Choir 10 11 12 10 11 12 12 Ambition: to get married Jean Elizabeth Currie Suzie F.H.A. 12 F.T.A. 10 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 Hobbies: sports, teasing teachers Ambition: go into Army John Baptist DeJoseph John French Club 10 Pep Club 10 11 Band 10 11 Pep Band 11 Hobbies: swimming, reading, sports Ambition: go to College 12 12 Eugene Russell Currie Buster Basketball 10 Baseball 11 Hobbies: Sports Thomas Casimir Cwynar Tom French Club 10 11 Pep Club 10 Sr. Play 12 Hobbies: golf Ambition: Engineer Cheryl Lynn Delaney Cheryl F.H.A. Vice-President Pep Club Teenettes Choir U-Hi News 10 11 12 11 10 11 12 10 11 12 10 11 12 12 Hobbies: sewing, going out Ambition: good secretarial job Louis Patrick Delloverson Lou F.F.A. Reporter President Librarian Sr. Ploy 10 11 12 10 12 10 11 12 Hobbies: flying Ambition: Aeronautical Engineer Ada Marie DeMose Ada Pep Club 10 Teenettes 10 11 12 Choir 10 Hobbies: sewing, cooking Ambition: Secretary Absent when pictures were taken David J. Dess Dove Ruslee A. Dupell Lee F.H.A. 10 11 12 Teenettes 10 Hobbies: bowling, sewing Ambition: Undecided Denise Lynn DelPrincipe Denny F.H.A. F.T.A Pep Club Secretary Teenettes Choir 12 10 11 12 10 11 12 10 10 11 12 10 11 12 Hobbies: sewing, driving Ambition: Homemaking Teacher Carlene Dengler Ding-a-ling A.F.S. Club 12 French Club 10 F.T.A. 10 11 12 Secretary 12 N.H.S. 11 12 Librarian 10 11 12 Pep Club 10 Utopian Staff 11 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 Sr. Ploy 12 Drill Team 11 12 Treasurer 12 Hobbies: sewing, traveling Ambition: Elementary School Teacher Vo-Tech Thomas Duncan Tom 11 12 Sharon L. Ealy Gracie F.H.A. 11 12 Choir 12 Hobbies: sewing, painting Ambition: Cosmetologist Thelma Elaine Exposito Thelma French Club 10 11 F.T.A. 10 11 12 Treasurer 12 N.H.S. 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Utopian Staff 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 Sr. Play 12 Band 10 11 12 Secretary 12 Color Guard 12 Choir 12 U-Hi News 12 Business Manager 12 Hobbies: reading and sports Ambition: To become a nurse Lynda Louise Fee Lynda Alpha Rho Tau 12 French Club 10 Teenettes 10 11 12 Hobbies: art Ambition: Commercial Artist Martha Jean Fobes Mart French Club 10 11 F.T.A. 10 11 Librarian 10 11 Teenettes 10 11 12 Hobbies: sewing, horseback riding Ambition: Airline Stewardess Howard Paul Funkhouser Howie Paul N.H.S. 12 Projection Club 10 11 12 Band 10 11 12 President 12 Basketball 10 11 12 Hamilton Lee Farrar Hambone Baseball Manager 11 Hobbies: Pool Ambition: College George Richard Finley George Hobbies: painting, coin and rock collecting Ambition: Artist Paul Thomas Fronius Paul Vo Tech 11 12 Sandra Lee Genareo Sandie F.H.A. 11 Pep Club Teenettes 11 12 12 12 Hobbies: sewing, water skiing Ambition: Undecided Samuel Gilson Sam Vo-Tech 11 12 Kenneth A. Hahn Ken Cheryl Hotfield Cheryl Vo-Tech 12 Darren Hoover Darren Marlene Rose Hoover Marlene Alpha Rho Tau Librarian Teenettes Drill Team U-Hi News Art Editor N.H.S. 10 11 11 10 11 11 12 12 12 12 12 12 Hobbies: art Ambition: Secretary Susan Elizabeth Hunt Susie Alpha Rho Tau A.F.S. Club F.H.A. President Utopian Staff Band 10 12 10 11 12 12 11 10 11 12 Hobbies: Horsebock riding Ambition: Go to England Bonnie L. Johnson Bonnie Pep Club Teenettes Color Guard Teenette Formal Attendant 10 10 11 12 10 10 Hobbies: sewing Ambition: Morry Richard Lyle Johnston Lyle Vo-Tech 11 12 Beth Ann Kelso Super Zero Alpha Rho Tau French Club F.H.A. F.T.A. Pep Club Teenettes 12 10 12 10 11 12 10 12 10 11 12 Hobbies: collecting records Ambition: Art Teacher Gary Robert Kerr Hairie French Club 11 Pep Club 12 Hobbies: Playing guitar Ambition: Psychologist Lorry Thomos Kelso Bone Student Council 10 French Club 10 N.H.S. 11 12 Band 10 11 12 Secretary (Class) H Thomas Edward Kirsch Muskie Hobbies: Parkstown Billiards Ambition: To be a millionaire Barbara Lee Kitchen Barb A.F.S. Club 12 French Club 10 11 12 N.H.S. 11 12 Pep Club 12 Utopian Staff 11 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 Youth Page Correspondent 12 Band 10 11 12 Choir 12 Hobbies: Sewing Ambition: Secondary Education Hobbies: Musk Ambition: Join Navy Darlene Kline Darlene Vo-Tech 11 12 just camera shy Ralph Krietzer Ralph Hobbies: Working on cars Ambition: To succeed Philip Theodore lasky Phil F.T.A. 10 11 12 Band 10 11 12 Ambition: Teaching Crystol Alene List Cris French Club 11 F.N.A. F.T.A N.H.S. Librarian Pep Club Utopian Staff Co-Editor 12 10 11 12 11 12 10 11 12 10 11 11 12 12 Hobbies: bowling, TF, reading Ambition: Pediatric Nurse 1 Maureen Patricia Lynch Maureen Alpha Rho Tau 10 11 F.H.A. 10 11 Pep Club Teenettes 10 11 U-Hi News 12 12 12 12 12 Hobbies: art, sewing Ambition: Art School Doris Elaine Kunselman Doris A.F.S. Club 12 F.H.A. 10 11 12 Treasurer 11 F.N.A. 11 12 N.H.S. 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Utopian Staff 11 12 Co-Business Manager 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 Band 10 11 12 Choir 12 Hobbies: band proctice. baki ing cookies Ambition: To be a good nurse William Patrick Leishman Pot Pep Club 10 11 12 Golf 10 11 12 Hobbies: Parkstown Billiards Ambition: Brain Surgeon Edward Donald Lutz Ed French Club 11 Varsity I 12 Baseball 11 12 Ambition: Commercial Art Elizabeth A. Marmo Happy Alpha Rho Tau 12 F.H.A. 12 Pep Club 12 Hobbies: Sleeping Ambition: Leave New Castle Margaret A. Mormo Peg -a-luzt Alpha Rho Tau 12 F.H.A. 12 Pep Club 12 Hobbies: Going out, soul music Ambition: Go to Europe James Paul Matonak Stump Band Choir Golf 10 11 12 12 Hobbies: Model cars Rebecca Mae Mateja Becki F.H.A. 10 11 12 Hobbies: Cooking, sewing, read- ing Ambition: To be happy Deborah Ann Matthews Debbie N.H.S. Pep Club Teenetfes Sr. Ploy Comm. 12 10 11 12 10 11 12 12 Hobbies: sewing, horseback riding Ambition: Dental Assistant David McAnallen Dave Vo-Tech 11 12 Thomas Arthur McClure Tom Hobbies: PARC, Junior Achievement Ambition: Mathematician Maryann Melcer Carira A.F.S. Club 12 Student Council 11 F.T.A. 10 11 12 N.H.S. 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Utopian Staff 11 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 Sr. Ploy 12 Student Director 12 Drill Team 11 12 Hobbies: Sewing Ambition: Teacher . - •W . Angelo Kay Melnick Mello F.H.A. 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 Choir 10 U-Hi News 12 Hobbies: Going Donalds to C A, Me- Ambition: To be Happy Mary Elaine Miller Mouse French Club F.T.A Pep Club Vice-President Teenettes Choir 10 11 10 11 12 10 11 12 12 10 11 12 10 12 Hobbies: Playing pool Robert Samuel Miller Mugsy F.F.A. Sr. Ploy 12 12 Sharen loraine Milton Sharen Alpha Rho Tau 12 French Club 10 Pep Club 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 Drill Team 11 12 Hobbies: Art and writing poetry Ambition: Teocher Roy Lee Mills Leroy F.F.A. 10 11 12 Hobbies: swimming, roller skat- ing Ambition: Professional Weeder Mary Catherine Mitolo Mary K Student Council French Club F.T.A. N.H.S. Pep Club Teenettes Drill Team Choir 12 10 11 10 11 12 11 12 10 11 12 10 11 12 11 12 12 Homecoming Attendant 10 Ambition: College Marcia Zina Moses Morey French Club F.T.A. Librarian Utopian Staff Teenettes Color Guard Choir District Chorus 10 11 10 11 12 12 11 10 11 12 11 12 10 11 12 12 Hobbies: Playing the piano Ambition: Music Robert Gene Myers Bobby French Club F.T.A. N.H.S. Bond Dance Band Pep Band 10 11 12 10 11 12 11 12 10 11 12 12 12 Hobbies: Cars Ambition: Electrician Joan Erminia Naples Joanie A.F.S. Club 12 Student Council 11 Secretary 11 F.T.A 10 11 12 Jr. Vice-President 11 President 12 N.H.S. 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Utopian Staff 11 12 Co-Editor 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 Band 10 11 12 JV Cheerleader 10 Varsity Cheerleader 11 12 Co-Captain 11 Hobbies: Sewing Ambition: Claudia Jane Nelson Claudia French Club F.T.A N.H.S. Treasurer Librarian Office Aid Pep Club President Teenettes Sr. Ploy Drill Team Choir 11 10 11 12 11 12 12 10 11 10 11 12 12 10 11 12 12 10 12 Ambition: College Diana Lynn Poge Dee F.H.A. Teenettes Band 12 12 12 Hobbies. YWCA, sewing, cooking Ambition: Phys. Ed. Teacher Margaret Louise O'Rourke P®99Y F.T.A. N.H.S Librarian Pep Club Treasurer Teenettes 10 11 12 12 10 12 10 11 12 12 10 11 12 Hobbies: Collecting jewelry Ambition: Elementary Teocher Peter Paul Panella, Jr. Pete Student Council 10 Varsity L Pep Club Choir Football Trock 11 12 10 11 12 12 12 10 11 12 Hobbies: Everything Ambition: Villanova Joanne Parillo Jo Student Council 11 French Club 11 F.N.A. 12 F.T.A. 10 11 12 Reporter 12 N.H.S. 11 12 Utopian Staff 11 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 Youth Page Correspondent 11 12 Drill Team 10 11 12 Captain 12 Class Treasurer 11 Hobbies: sports and reading Ambition: Nursing degree Toni Lee Petrella Toni Vo-Tech 11 12 Laura A. Pitzer Laura F.H.A 10 11 12 Committee Chairman 12 Librarian 10 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 Hobbies: Sewing and sports Ambition: Beautician AVAILABLE Peggy Raub Vo-Tech 11 12 John Ramsey John Vo Tech 11 12 Dennis Ray Rees Denny Sr. Play 12 Ambition: Federal Bureau of Nar- cotics Joseph E. Retort, Jr. Joe Christina Roussos Chris A.F.S. Club 12 French Club 11 F.T.A 10 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 Choir 10 11 12 Teenette Formal Attendant 12 JV Cheerleader 10 Varsity Cheerleader 12 Captain 12 Ambition: Teacher Michael Peter Rybka Mickey Varsity L 12 Golf 12 11 12 Hobbies: Fishing Ambition: Go to college Cyrus Joseph Saba, Jr. Luck James R. Sallmen Jim Librarian 10 11 Track 10 11 12 Hobbies: Motorcycles VW's Ambition: Pharmacist Diana Ruth Schmidt Diane Alpha Rho Tau 11 12 F.H.A. 11 12 F.N.A. 12 F.T.A. 12 Office Aid 10 Pep Club 10 11 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 Hobbies: Sewing Ambition: Registered Nurse Joseph Andrew Shevetz Joe Ronald Frank Roily Vorsity L Band Choir Basketball Mgr. Sanders 10 11 12 10 11 12 12 10 Hobbies: Play drums Ambition: Teach Elementory Edu- cation Iris Kay Shellhommer Iris A.F.S. Club 12 French Club 10 F.T.A 10 11 12 N.H.S. 11 12 Librarian 10 11 12 Pep Club 10 Utopian Staff 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 Sr. Play 12 Band 10 11 12 Drill Team 10 11 12 Co-Captain 12 Hobbies: Sewing, reading and sport Ambition: Teacher Amelia Shish Mil Hobbies: Listening to records, sports Ambition: Get a good job Sherry Eileen Shoot Sher F.H.A. Librarian Pep Club Teenettes Choir U-Hi News JV Cheerleader Captain 11 12 10 q 10 11 12 q 10 11 12 10 11 12 12 10 11 11 Hobbies: Sewing, traveling Ambition: Work in the Airlines not available Rebecca Elizabeth Stitt Becki F.H.A. Secretory Pep Club Teenettes Choir 10 11 12 12 10 11 12 10 11 12 10 Hobbies: Park Dances Ambition: Airline Stewardess James D. Smith Jim Daniel L. Stickle Wolf French Club F.T.A. Projection Club Football Trock 10 11 12 10 10 11 12 10 11 12 Kathleen Ann Stokes Stokes A.F.S. Club 12 F.H.A. 11 12 Treasurer 12 F.T.A 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 Choir 1 12 President 12 Hobbies: Bowling Ambition: Teacher Irene Carol Telesz Renie A.F.S. Club 12 Student Council 11 F.T.A. 10 11 12 N.H.S. 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Utopian Staff 11 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 Drill Team 11 12 Secretary 12 Hobbies: Swimming Ambition: Teacher John Paul Telesz Joy Student Council 12 French Club 10 Varsity L 12 Sr. Ploy 12 Choir 12 Football 10 11 12 Trock 10 Hobbies: Sports Ambition: Become Rich Marianne Valiensi Mari A.F.S. Club 12 French Club 11 Pep Club 10 11 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 Hobbies: Sewing and gymnastics Ambition: Phys. Ed. Teacher Frank Daniel Verdi Frank A.F.S. Club French Club Varsity I Secretary Projection Club Pep Club Football Co-Captain 12 10 11 11 12 12 10 11 12 10 11 12 10 11 12 12 Hobbies: Hunting Ambition: Electrical Engineer Mariann Terranova Mariann F.N.A. 11 12 President 12 N.H.S. 11 12 Secretary 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Utopian Staff 11 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 Color Guard 10 11 12 Captain 12 Choir 12 Hobbies: Sewing, swimming Ambition: Registered Nurse Samuel Kieth VanFossan Blockhead French Club 11 Varsity I 10 11 Pep Club 10 11 Choir 10 11 12 12 Hobbies: Parkstown Billiards Ambition: Policeman Joseph Cesare Veronesi Joe F.F.A. 10 11 12 Michael Leo Wolczok Hunyuck Projection Club 10 11 12 Choir 10 11 12 Hobbies: Swimming and cars Mary Lorene Wallace Lorie A.F.S. Club 12 Vice-President 12 French Club 10 11 F.T.A. 10 11 12 Reporter 11 Program Chairman 12 N.H.S. 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 Utopian Staff 11 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 Bond 10 11 12 Treasurer 11 12 District Band 11 12 State Band 11 Westminster Honors 11 12 Band Hobbies: Sewing, reading, ping- pong Ambition: Kindergorten Teacher Carol Ann Warren Carol French Club 10 11 F.T.A 10 11 Pep Club 10 11 Utopian Staff 11 Teenettes 10 11 Band 10 Choir 12 Hobbies: Dancing, sewing, cooking Nancy Jane Williams None F.H.A. 12 F.T.A. 10 11 12 Librarian 10 Pep Club 10 11 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 Choir 11 12 Jr. Sr. Prom Attendant 11 U Hi News 12 JV Cheerleader 10 Varsity Cheerleader 11 Hobbies: Sewing Ambition: To Graduate PHOTO NOT AVAILABLC 106 Debra Ann Wrobel Debbie F.T.A. 10 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 Majorettes 11 12 Choir 12 U-Hi News 12 Hobbies: Swimming Ambition: Teacher Gloria Walters Gloria Vo Tech 11 12 Solly Lou White Sally French Club Office Aide Pep Club Teenettes Sr. Ploy Choir Jr. Sr. Prom 11 12 10 11 12 10 11 12 12 12 Attendant 11 Ambition: Teach Phys. Ed. Edward Guy Wotowicz Ed Hobbies: Hunting, music Ambition: Get a job Judith Mary Alcorn Judy A.F.S. Club 12 Teenettes 12 F.T.A. 12 Student Council 12 Pep Club 12 Librarian 12 Teenette Formal Att'd 12 Sr. Class Play 12 Newspaper Staff 12 Choir 12 Winter walk to school. I surrender . .1 I surrender . .1 Shooting down airplanes? Would you believe, first mate? The Glory of Snow. Dear Judy, We hope that you have spent an exciting and enjoyable year amidst us at UHS. We have learned a great deal from your stay here and wish you the best of luck in Brisbane, Aus- tralia in hopes that you will return and renew our friendships. Friends Forever, Class of '69 Academic Achievements presented Wed., May 28 Award Ag riculture-curriculum Art.................. Band................ Choir............... Commercial........... English............. Mathematics......... Science.............. Magna Cum Laude . . Activities Award Girl................................ Boy................................. Agriculture-mechanics............... American Agriculturalist............ American Cyanamid................... Bausch Lomb Award................. Danford Award Girl................................ Boy................................. D A R Award........................ Pharmacy Award..................... New Castle Music Club Band............................... Choir............................... John Philip Sousa Award............ P.S.E.A. Local Branch Scholarship . . Mathematical Association of America Reader's Digest Award............... Betty Crocker Award................. Jr. Women's Club Scholarship........ Marian Nord Award.................. Caroline Knox Award................. Crisco Award....................... Utopian Award...................... Winner .........Leslie Shannon .........Maureen Lynch ..............Larry Kelso .........Michele Covelli ................Lynda Fee .........Carlene Dengler ...........Frank Verdi ................John Fruit ...............Crystal List Joan Naples Joanne Parillo Irene Telesz Mariann Terranova .........Christina Roussos .........Joseph Chiafullo ...........Steve Salomon ..........Joseph Veronesi ................John Fruit ................John Fruit .........Thelma Exposito ..............Larry Kelso .........Maryann Melcer .........Carlene Dengler ...........Lorie Wallace ...........Marianne Baier ...........Lorie Wallace .........Barbara Kitchen ..........Louis Dellaverson .........Maryann Melcer .........Deborah Matthews .............Joan Naples ............Laura Pitzer .........Carlene Dengler Larry Kelso ............Sharon Ealy .........Crystal List (Ed.) Joan Naples (Ed.) Joseph Berkely (Bus. Mgr.) Doris Kunselman (Bus. Mgr.) Joseph Chiafullo (Spts. Ed.) 108 Top Ten Moryonn Melcer No. 1 109 Class History The class of 1969 took the first step into learning at Union one September morning in 1957. The next twelve years were to provide us the knowledge and background needed to assure success in our world. The first eight years passed quickly along with the chess tournaments, squirt gun battles, and the games of Fox- Release-the-Den. We all came together, finally, in our freshman year, from many schools to begin the last four and most important and busy years of our school life at Union High. We may have been green freshmen, but we were the Seniors of the junior high wing! This year passed very quickly and we were thrown into the turmoil of activities and clubs as still-green sophomores. As sophomores, we elected officers to lead us. They were President Joe Conti, Vice-President Don Morgan, Secretary Chris Roussos, and Treasurer Michele Covelli. The class sold Christmas candy to help finance our successful junior year. At the beginning of our junior year, the following were elected as class officers: Frank Verdi, president, John Fruit, vice-president, Larry Kelso, secretary, and Joanne Parillo, treasurer. Again we became salesmen and converged upon the citizens of our community with magazines to further pad our budget for the prom. With profits from our sales and projects of the last two years, the class of '69 proudly presented the prom, Gone With the Wind. This turned out, of course, to be one of the most successful and prettiest proms yet. The gym was decorated in the mode of a Southern plantation. We then climbed to the last rung of the ladder with the start of our senior year. Officers for this year were Les Shannon, president, John Fruit, vice-president. Bob Michaelangelo, secretary, and Rocky Piscuineri, treasurer. Senioritis set in early and students and teachers alike realized this too late. Despite the disease, most of us still remained together, looking forward to that day in June. With constant pushing from our advisors, we had a successful style show to help finance our class trip to Detroit and Dearborn, Michigan, and Windsor, Canada. On June 1, Baccalaureate was held in the school auditorium. Finally, June 5 arrived! One hundred and forty-six solemn seniors donned caps and gowns for the last time at Union High. Commencement practice had been real fun and games, but this was the real thing. Many of us left with tears in our eyes, tears not only for happiness, but also for sorrow. Leaving Union on that June evening was really great, after twelve years. But for most of us, even though we'll soon be starting new jobs and friendships, will never forget the good and bad times, and good and bad friendships cultivated here, or all the memories at Union. And so, friends, we leave you at the end of this chapter in the life of the class of '69, and we hope the proceeding chapters are just as great and memorable with many more happy endings. 110 Senior Trip After breakfasting in Cleveland, we arrived in Dearborn, Michigan, Here we visited the Henry Ford Museum antique cars, trains, and planes everywhere! (Anyone re- member those strange little voices from those magic boxes?) Onward Class of '69 to the Ford Steel (dig those crazy fur- naces!!!) ond Assembly Plants. (Pick a Mustang!) Greenfield Village was next on the agenda. This was a replica of the village where Henry Ford was born. (Did ya see the letter Wilbur wrote to Iris!?!) We galloped into Canada for our evening meal. It's a good thing Judy had her passport. On the way home, we went under water; and back to good ole U.H.S. at 1:00 a.m. with no casualties! A “good trip was had by the '69ers. I see the light! Where's Clyde? Attack Gentle Ben Friends We, the Class of '69, wish to extend an honest thanks to our six chaperons, with- out whom our trip would not hove been possible. Thanks again to Mr. Mrs. Socrates Roussos, Miss Carrie Mae Rentz, Mr. Paul Row- land, Mrs. Lydia Gatewood, and Mr. Raymond Zarlengo. I r Cousin It What do yo think this is . . .a love-in? Ill Th iron bond soy stop. Do you think I mode it? 112 Commencement '69 Advertisements Congratulations to the Class of 1969 from LAWRENCE SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY Lawrence County Full Service Bank Member F.D.I.C. Best Wishes To Class of '69 DUNN'S Shoe Store VALLEY —mm AUTO SPRING n O 25 N. Beaver St. New Castle, Pa. Complete Line of Shoes Limp In—Leap Out for Men, Women, and Children Paul Lascola Mgr. 117 Compliments of TROGGIO'S , food 1750 New Butler Rd. New Castle Pennsylvania J. C. Tucker Florists and Greenhouses Flowers for all Occasions 525 W Washington St. 658-8579 GUS' Mens—Boys Sportswear Rawlings Sporting Goods 106 E. Washington St. MAY'S DO-NUTS Many Delicious Varieties Phone 654-4141 1225 E. Washington St. Visit Our Coffee Bar Amabile Shoe Service Complete Shoe Repair Dye Department Orthopedic Repairing Carm Amabile Tony Frasso 119 22000 Articles in Hardware New Castle Penna. See King's Jewelers 218 E. Washington St. New Castle, Penna. For A Complete Selection Of High School Charms Jewelry CONGRATULATIONS TO THE FOR THE CLASS OF '69 FINEST FLOWERS NEW CASTLE SCHOOL OF BEAUTY 1 1 FLORISTS CULTURE 22 N. Mill Street Across From 314 East Washington St. First Federal NewCastle, Pa. 16101 Phone 658-6629 654-6611 We can Guarantee that you can't buy a Finer Diamond for less Money Anywhere JESSE N. KERR Dependable Jeweler 5 N. Mill St. Pagley Shoe Service Most Complete Shoe Service Orthopedic Repairing 17 N Mill St. New Castle, Penna. 120 121 PERRETT AUTO BODY Complete Collision Service Radiator Repairs 24 Hour Towing R.D. No. 3 English Ave. 654-2395 HARRY KERR Justice of the Peace R.D. No. 2 Idlewild Drive John C. Wajert Pharmacy, Inc. 16 W. Long Ave. New Cosfle, Pa. Nicholus C. Squeglia, Pharm. Thomas C. Wajert, Pharm. Congratulations to the Class of '69 NEW CASTLE, FRUIT and PRODUCE, Inc. 431 South Mill St. Phone 654-7767 122 123 Wishing You Much Success Ph. 658-7034 Hazel K. Davis Compliments of the RED CARPET RESTAURANT 2305 Wilmington Rd. New Castle, Penna. Phone 652-6687 DEL'S Complete Automotive Service American Gas—Oil—Auto Repairs Towing—State Inspection 2207 West Washington St. Phone 654-2711 Congratulations To: R. Blazewski—S. Bok T. Cwynar—J. Fruit J. Matonak—M. Melcer M. Rybka—A. Shish D. Telesz—1. Telesz J. Telesz—R. Mateja From OUR LADY CZESTOCHOWA CHURCH Helen Usselton Shop 124 E. North Street For Fashions and Foundations Congratulations from Davies Shoe Co. Downtown New Castle, Pa. 652-6421 124 Quality Photography since 1890 Seavy's Studio New Castle Compliments of Citizen's National Bank of New Castle Pa. Member F.D.I.C. Amodie's Car Wash 422 Croton Ave. 654-7463 New Castle, Pa. Congratulations Class of '69 Congratulations Big J Super Market 321 S. Mill Street New Castle, Pa. 16101 New Castle Appliance Center Call's Plaza Phone: 658-4707 1600 Wilmington Rd. New Castle, Pa. Vesco's Music 1607 W. Washington St. Phone: 654-3811 125 Taste that beats Sporting Goods the others cold . . . Inc. GOODS' , Everything in Sports Pepsi pours it on! 105 N. Mercer St. 652-3961 9P Compliments of Compliments of NICKLES Veltre BAKERY General Tire BAKER OF TOASTMASTER AND TIGER BREAD 1500 Wilmington Rd. 126 Congratulations To The Class of '69 BRITTON'S Golden Touch Cleaners Union Plaza New Castle, Penna. Phone: 658-7739 McCLENAHAN'S Cab-Units and Travel Trailers Sales—Service 2163 W State St. Phone: 654-7156 Congratulations Class of '69 HITE'S DAIRY 920 W Washington St. PEOPLES REALTY COMPANY, INC. The Insurance Center of Lawrence County 26 N. Mercer St. New Castle, Penna. Phone: 654-5547 30 Years of Experience Marshall j Conti's Texaco Service Station r| 901 West State St. 658-9330 New Castle, Penna. Congratulations to the Class of '69 UNION TOWNSHIP Information Guide M M SERVICE Phone 654-8705 Tommy's Barber Shop W. Washington St. Get your hair cut Where your friends do The Teen Corner Smart Fashions for Juniors and Subteens Corner North Mill St. 127 DRANE TRUCK SALES INC. GMC TRUCKS Sampson Street New Castle, Pa. Augustine's Italian Villages Fresh or Frozen Pizza At Your Local Store WALMO CLEANERS Coin Operated Dry Cleaning Personalized Dry Cleaning Pressing Shirts Laundered Finished Pick up Delivery 658-9639 2420 Wilmington Road Best Wishes From CIALELLA and CARNEY FLORISTS 1224 S Mill St. New Castle 652-8412 PAUL'S PHARMACY 645 E. Washington St. Phone 652-9851 Paul Zaremba Congratulations Class of 69 'J «—— 1 NAMfcb 1 leuueters J 1 4 CAST WASHINGTON ST A KIT NCW CASTLE. PA. 14101 A PEOPLES BANK nu — Progressive and Imaginative Banking 128 AYER'S ART MORELLI'S ESSO DRIVE-IN Compliments of SERVICE Sotus' We Feature in Makers Falls and all Kinds of of Jefferson Sandwiches Fine New Castle, 652-4467 Candy Penna. 831 South Mill St. New Castle, Pa. IN YEARS TO COME HAVE FUN SCOTTIES Golf Trampoline Baseball Archery Tastee Freez Compliments of BETTY LOU KRADLE Justice of the Peace Scotland Lane Union Township 652-2681 129 Compliments of NOGA FUNERAL HOME 1142S. Mill St. Congratulations ,,om A M WESTGATE SUPER MARKET FURNITURE Westgate Plaza Home of West Long Avenue elegant living FIRST NATIONAL BANK of LAWRENCE COUNTY Butler Avenue—Neshonnock—Ellwood City New Castle—New Wilmington Here to Serve You PATRONS Many thanks to all of these! Mr Mrs. DeWayne Allen Mr. Mrs. Jack C. Aunkst Mr. Mrs. Michael Baier Mr. Mrs. William W Bartley Mr. Mrs. John Bivens Mr. Mrs. Walter Blazejewski Mr. Mrs. Matthew Bok Mr. Mrs Charley A Book Mr. Mr,. John P. Callahan Mr. Mrs. Joe Chiafullo Mr. Mrs. John R. Clark Mr. Mrs. Victor J. Conti Mr. Mrs. Fred Covelli Mr. Mrs. Albert Cummins Mr. Mrs. Louis J. Dellaverson Mr. Mrs. Delprincipe Mr. Mrs. Carl L. Dengler, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Hamilton V. Farrar Mr. Mrs. John Fruit Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Funkhouser Mr. Mrs. Howard Kelso Mr. Mrs. Robert H Kitchen Mr. Mrs. C. L. Lowry Mr. Mrs. Stanley J. Melcer Mr. Mrs. Anthony Mitolo Mr. Mrs. James A. Moses Mr. Mrs. Ronald Nelson Mr. Mrs. Socrates Roussos Mr. Mrs. Ivan J. Sargent Mr. Mrs. Albert Schmidt Mr. Mrs. I. Dale Shellhammer Mr. Mrs. Stokes Mrs. Frank Telesz Mr. Mrs. Pete Terranova Mr. Mrs. Joseph Valiensi Mrs. Veronesi Mrs. Thomas Williams Mr. Mrs. Stanley Wrobel And thanks especially to parents of Utopian Staff Members! Mirror Mirror on the well whose the fairest of them oil? Morion and Bob BEST LOOKING Would you mind repeating that? Pot ond Mory Catherine MOST TALKATIVE Come on out Lynda and Bill, there's nobody here but us. MOST BASHFUL Senior Personalities What do you expect of class flirts? Michele ond Pete CLASS FLIRTS We knew Joan ond Don weren't using the Vitamins Carol and Joe use. SHORTEST AND TALLEST 134 The class of '69 wishes to thank the Union Area Board of Education, Administration, Faculty, our parents, and everyone else who helped us successfully complete our education. THANK YOU If Union had i , Karen and Rocky were pan of it. BEST All AROUND Chris and Joe we'll never forget your great personalities. BEST PERSONALITY All thot con be said is What a pair! Cy and Kathy MOST WITTIEST Watch out! Here comes Denise and Frank. BEST DRIVERS When you get famous please remember us John and Maryanne. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED 135 Vkt clou off will neoen {oujet tke (food on tke lad tuna UL Union. 'But mod o aUwe dud neua {ovjet tke people wetk (dm we epent tkeee 12 (jeau. 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