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

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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.

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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.

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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.