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

 - Class of 1971

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Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1971 volume:

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After forty-two dedicated years of teaching, the last ten spent in hard work as the Utopian Advisor, Mr. Ivan J. Sargent is retiring. This will indeed be a great loss of experience to future yearbooks at this school, but the knowledge and wisdom gained by all the past staffs who worked with him will be remembered and passed on to others in the true spirit of brotherhood. It is for this that The Friends of Distinction dedicate their yearbook to you. ADMINISTRATION tyruL .LISTENING •SPEAKING FACULTY SPEAKING LISTENING.-' I Administration Mr. Paul Rowland has finished another year of being our Union Area High School Principal. He has been here for five years ond has done a good job of supervising our school. Mr. Ralph E. Ascione became our new Assistant Principal at the beginning of the second semester. He wos not only a good math teacher, but he is also well suited to be the Assistant Principal. Our Supervising Principal, Mr. Houk, is always busy keeping this school in good shape. We would like to thank the whole administration for giving us this great opportunity of education. Miss Janis Bodnar, the Junior High Guidance Counselor, guides the Junior High Students in selecting their courses ond helping them with other problems they might hove. Mr. Jock Boggs, our Senior High Guidance Counselor, gives his helpful advice about colleges and careers. 4 Secretaries Mrs. Penwell is Mr. Rowland's competent secretary in our high school office. Typing Mr. Bogg's many papers is Mrs. Morgan. Answering the busy office phone is Mrs. Fondrick, Mr. Ascione's smiling secretary. Busily keeping our books in order is Mrs. Russo, our assistant book, keeper. Mrs. Ingham, our bookkeeper, is kept quite busy manoging the office books. 5 Mr. Donald Logan Librarian Mr. Robori Curry Junior English and American Literature Mr. Richard Diana Eighth Grade English Faculty These faces you see in front of you are the understanding, helpful ex- pressions that help us through the last six years of our education. Some- times we wonder how they could possibly stand the old grind of work day after day and the voices of stu- dents talking out in class. Thank you for all your time and effort. Reading Mr. David A modi Miss Josephine Funon Sophomore English and Litaratura Mrs. Annatle Walczak Ninth Grade English Mill Ruth Dickey French I, II, III, IV Mr. Jam ! Wornock World History, Sociology Mr. Robert Gardner Pennsylvania History Teaching is a hard word to define, since it covers a whole list of subjects. Teaching also involves all types of emotions: understanding, kindness, thoughtfulness, patience or impa- tience, and many others, too numer- ous to print. Language Social Studies Mr. Raymond Zorlengo United States History Mr. John leitera United States World History 7 Mr Donald Koil Bookkeeping; Business Law and Math Mr. W. T. Patterson Biology I and II Business Mr. Sam Venturella Typing ond OWice Proctice Science The four members of the Science De- partment keep quite occupied as they faultlessly instruct us in our study of the world around us. From studying rocks and insects, to burning sulfur and making ice cream, these hard- working individuals strive to help us understand the how's and why's of all the aspects of science. Miss Carmol lupo Typing and Shorthand I and II Mr. Socrates Routtos Chemistry, Physics Mr . Louis Oovis Homo Economics—Sowing Mr. Robert Burchett Wood Shop Mrs. Winifred Sortor Art I, II, III Home Economics Mr. Eugono Beichner Metal Shop Mechanical Drawing Industrial Arts Mr. Ed Mortsolf Agriculture Art Visual Aids Miss Brenda Draper Home Economics—Cooking Mr. David Seamans Agriculture Mr. Richard Nort Visual Aids 9 Mr. Harvey Lucidor Choral Director Mr. Dennis Matthews Algebra I, II, III Mr Samuel Benninghoff Seventh Grade Math Music Both of our choir directors are being kept quite busy with activities this year. Mr. Lucidore, our choir director, is busy making plans for the Concert Choir to once again cut an album, while Mr. Krupa, our band director, is preparing for the band trip which will be taken by the band next year. Our math department is made up of very efficient individuals. Mrs. Coryea filled the position left vacant by Mrs. Mrozek and Mr. Matthews replaced Mr. Ascione. Mrs. Barbara Coryea Geometry, Trigonometry Mathematics Mr. Henry Krupa Band Director Mrs. Joan Mroiek Geometry, Trigonometry Mr Lydio Gotewood Health Mr. Len Dougherty Boy Phy icol Education Mr. Blair Walter Speech; Drama and Debate Health Mr . Patricia Hill Girl Physical Education Physical Education Mr. John Takacs Safety ond Driver Education Speech Mr. Charles lucidore Health and Speech Mr. Michoel Covelli Driver Education ond Gym Mr. Jack Logan Special Education 11 Our Nurse Janitors Attending to the physical ills of the building are Mr. John Piccuta, Mr. Sam Altman, and Mr. Bill Cumberledge. Our school nurse, Mrs. Henrietta Zaccarelli, is shown taking Bob Wil- son's blood pressure. To acquire this skill she attended St. Francis Hospital in New Castle. Not only does she attend to any discomforts or health problems we students encounter, but she also is a very capable advisor of our Careers in Health Club. Cafeteria Staff The women who take care of preparing our lunches are: Seated: Mrs. Fobion, Mrs. Choiro. and Mrs. Deiger. Standing: Mrs. Bodnar, Mrs. Lynch, and Mrs. Smock. 12 Pictured here ore the four senior class officers: Seated is Jule Smith, secretary. Standing are: Kathy Smith, Vice-President; Richard Wood- ring. President; and Bab Wilson, Treasurer. They are at rest at the left, but all year they could be found constantly moving in order to keep things running smoothly in the Senior Clast. They devoted a large part of their year so that the whale senior group would benefit in its final months as a doss. These are probably the first and last moments that a group of 150 people begin to realize that their days as a class are numbered. At this time of the year we stop and think of all our trite problems, of all our first loves, and of all our ac- complishments. These few lines cannot contain all the unforgettable experiences and emotions. We were so very young when we began in 1959. Most of us started back in the Scotland buildings. We shared little boy and little girl feelings with each other through the greater part of our first six years. Though we were immature, the delicate little fragments that would make us into a class had started to develop. In the fall of 1965, we made the great move from the elementary to the junior high school. We pulled together from many other schools and formed the Class of '71. We participated in intramural sports and followed our school teams to the end. In 9th grade, we demonstrated our athletic awareness as we went to Pittsburgh in basketball playoffs. Near the latter half of 1968, we stepped across to the Senior high wing and firmly implanted ourselves after nine years of hard work and decisions. We elected Jim Mastropietro as President; Bernie Lepri as Vice-President; Kathy Smith, Secre- tary; and Keith Taylor as Treasurer. We sold Sophomore Sweets and started uniting the funds that we would need in our next two years. Soon we became Juniors and we competed not as 150 individuals, but as a single unit. Our class officers were: Bernie Lepri, President; Kathy Smith, Vice-President; Richard Woodring, Secretary; and Jim Mastropietro, Treasurer. We were very successful with our Magazine Sale. With our funds, we produced a play, called U.T.B.U. , and we sponsored the prom Romeo Juliet for the Seniors. We had to overcome obstacles, but the Prom was held and with great success. And then the fall of '70. There we were, after eleven long years, preparing to finish out our career. The days came and went, but all too fast. We presented the Sr. Class Play, Our Town , which displayed the various talents of a large group. We planned for our graduation, senior trip, and All-Night Party. We proved in our last few months that we were worthy of being called a class. And now our year is almost at an end. All that we have learned and retained must now begin where our high school education ends. Each of us takes with us not only 12 years, but the experiences of those multiplied by 150. Here we separate, but we will always have these years—to think back and remember. M Kathy Smith Gladys R. Alley Gladys Concert Choir 10 11 12 Pep Club 11 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 Barbara J. Anton Barb A.F.S. 12 Drill Team 11 12 French Club 11 12 F.T.A. 10 11 12 Librarian 10 N.H.S. 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 Secretary 12 U-Hi-News 12 Nancy L. Ash Nancy A.F.S. 12 Drill Team 11 12 F.T.A. 12 Mixed Chorus 10 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Runners 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 Teenette Formal Att. 11 12 Queen 12 U-Hi-News 12 Vicky Baldridge Vicky Kathie Annarella Kathi A.F.S. 11 12 Careers in Health 11 12 Color Guard 10 11 12 F.T.A. 10 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Secretary 10 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 Utopian StoH 11 12 Jeanette Antoniazzi Nicheta Art Club 12 Supervisor 12 F.H.A. 12 Secretary 12 F.T.A. 10 Mixed Chorus 10 11 Pep Club 10 11 12 Sr. Class Ploy 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 David Ayers Duck Band 10 11 12 Concert Choir 10 11 12 Football 10 11 12 Pep Club 11 12 Track 10 11 12 Varsity I 10 11 12 Vice President 12 Anthony Wesley Bartley Zeke Basketball N.H.S. Pep Club Vorsity I 10 11 12 12 12 11 12 15 Michael Frederick Book Gloria Ann Booth Pickle Glory Careers in Health 11 A.F.S. 10 12 French Club 11 Careers in Health 10 11 F.TJk. 12 Concert Choir 11 12 Mixed Chorus 12 French Club 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 F.T.A. 10 11 12 Majorettes 10 11 12 Mixed Chorus 10 N.H.S. 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Runners 10 Teenettes 10 11 12 Utopian Staff 10 11 12 Cindy Lee Boyles Marie Brennaman Cindy Giggles F.H.A. 11 12 F.H.A. 11 12 Vice President 12 Pep Club 11 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 U-Hi-News 10 11 12 Jeff Brown Rap Bose ball Football F.T.A. Pep Club Track Varsity L 10 10 11 12 11 11 10 11 12 12 Linda Brown Linda Janet F. Bruno Bruno A.F.S. 11 12 Concert Choir 11 12 Drill Team 10 11 12 French Club 11 F.T.A. 10 11 12 Historian 11 Librarian 12 Sr. Class Play 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 Jacqueline Sue CallaKan Jackie Concert Choir 10 11 12 Section Leader 12 French Club 12 F.T.A. 10 11 12 Librarian 10 12 Pep Club 10 11 Sr. Class Play 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 Teenette Formal Att. 10 U-Hi-News 12 MO PHOTO AVULAftLt 16 Dennis Campbell Glenn Football Pep Club Sr. Class Play Track Varsity L 10 11 12 10 11 12 10 11 12 John Carbone Jr. F.F.A. 10 11 12 Treasurer (local) 11 President (local) 12 Sentinal (tri-county) 12 Pep Club 12 Demonstration Team 11 Livestock Project 11 Square Dance Team 12 Dante Cassella Dan Band Football Pep Club Track Varsity L 10 11 11 12 10 11 12 10 11 11 12 Kenneth Campbell Ken F.F.A. 1 Reporter Patricia Cartwright Patty Librarian 1 Pep Club 1 Teenettes 10 1 Joan Kim Chirozzi Kim Concert Choir 10 F.H.A. 1 Pep Club Teenettes 10 1 U-Hi News Karen Cifra Karen A.F.S. 12 Concert Choir 10 11 12 Drill Team 10 11 12 F.T.A. 10 11 12 Vice President 12 Librarian 10 11 N.H.S. 11 12 Student Council 10 11 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 Secretary Midwestern Region of Future Teachers 12 John Clark John A.F.S. 10 1 Band 10 1 Concert Choir 10 1 French Club F.T.A. 1 Homecoming 1 Jr. Closs Ploy 1 Pep Club 10 1 U-Hi-News 1 12 12 1 12 1 12 1 12 1 12 12 1 12 12 1 12 1 12 1 12 12 1 12 1 1 1 12 12 17 Gory Commeiw Ba so ball 11 12 Baskotboll 10 Fronch Club 11 Pop Club 10 11 12 Varsity I 11 12 PWOTO RAPh MOT A A L A BL{ Deborah Ann Crum Debbie A.F.S. Mixed Chorus Pop Club Sr. Clou Play Toonottos 12 12 10 11 12 12 10 11 Brion E. Doan Football 10 Trock 10 11 12 Michaol Covolli Mike Basketball 10 11 12 Pop Club 10 11 12 Treasurer 12 Projection Club 10 11 12 Varsity L 11 12 Mary-Susan Cumberledge Susan F.T.A. 10 11 12 Majorettes 10 11 12 Pop Club 10 11 12 Toonottos 10 11 12 Francos Holon Dadejko Fron A.F.S. 11 12 Drill Team 10 11 12 F.F.A. 12 Office Secretory 12 Librarian 10 11 12 Pop Club 11 12 10 11 12 Square Dance Team 12 Dobra Ann DoLoono Dobbio F.H.A. 12 Pop Club 10 11 12 Toonottos 10 11 12 Toonotto Formal Aft. 12 Elizabeth Bernice Dellaverson Bonnie A.F.S. 12 Band 10 11 12 Careers in Health 10 11 12 F.T.A. 10 11 12 Jr. Class Play 11 Pep Club 10 11 12 Sr. Class Play 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 Utopian Staff 10 11 12 Pep Band 10 11 12 Square Dance Team 12 Rocco DeMase Rocky Football 10 1 Student Council 1 Track 10 Varsity L 10 1 Corl Dengler Skins Football Projection Club Track Varsity L 11 12 10 11 12 10 11 12 12 AVAILABLE Donald Devite Don Football 10 1 Track 10 1 Varsity L 10 1 Susan Dominick Susie A.F.S. Concert Choir Drill Team Treasurer F.T.A Librarian Mixed Chorus N.H.S. Pep Club Teenettes Utopian Staff 10 11 12 12 11 12 12 10 11 12 10 11 11 10 11 12 10 11 12 10 11 Judith Dover Judi A.F.S. Concert Choir Drill Team French Club F.TJk. Treasurer Librarian N.H.S. President Pep Club Sr. Clou Play Student Council Teenettes 10 11 12 10 11 12 11 12 11 12 10 11 12 11 10 11 12 11 12 12 10 11 12 12 11 10 11 12 Cynthia Jo Druschel Cindy Color Guard Pep Club 10 1 12 12 1 12 1 12 1 12 1 12 1 12 1 12 12 1 12 19 Joanne Dudek Joni Morilyn Exposito Careers in Health 10 11 Concert Choir 10 11 12 Section Leader 11 12 F.T.A. 11 12 Majorettes 10 11 12 Co-Captain 12 N.H.S. 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Student Council 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 Utopian Staff 10 11 12 Youth Page 11 12 Honors Chorus 10 11 12 District Chorus 11 12 Regional Chorus 12 Junior Miss Candidate 12 A.F.S. 12 Careers in Health 10 11 12 Color Guard 10 11 12 Concert Choir 10 11 12 Jr. Class Play 11 N.H.S. n 12 P P Club 10 11 12 Sr. Clou Play 12 Student Council 10 Teenettes 10 11 12 Chris Farone Bear Debra Ann Farrar Frog Art Club 10 11 12 Art Club 12 President 11 12 F.H.A. 11 12 F.H.A. 11 12 Office Aides 10 Pep Club 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Sr. Class Ploy 12 Sr. Class Play 12 Teenettes 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 U-Hi-News 12 Barbara Ford Barb A.F.S. 11 12 Careers in Health 11 12 Treasurer 12 N.H.S. 11 12 Charlene Toni Froley A.F.S. 12 Vice President 12 Careers in Health 11 12 French Club 11 12 Homecoming 12 Queen 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Prom Att. 11 Runners 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 David Nelson Fox Foxy Concert Choir French Club Pep Club Stage Band Track Varsity I 10 11 10 11 12 12 10 11 12 11 12 Marlene Fusco F.H.A. 10 11 Teenettes 10 20 Audrey C. Gaydos Audrey Gail D. Gatto Gail A.F.S. 10 11 Art Club 12 Careers in Health 10 11 F.H.A. 11 12 President 12 F.T.A. 10 Mixed Chorus 10 Pep Club 10 11 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 A.F.S. Cheerleaders Concert Choir F.T.A. Mixed Chorus Pep Club Teenettes 12 11 11 12 10 11 12 10 10 11 12 10 11 12 Joseph Gierlach Joe Baseball Basketball Golf Team Pep Club Varsity t 10 11 12 10 11 12 11 12 10 11 12 10 11 12 George Grandey George F.F.A. 10 11 12 James Russell Goff II Jim Pep Club 10 11 12 Trock 10 Glen Groy Glenny Art Club F.H.A. Pep Club Track 11 12 12 10 11 12 11 Allen F. Grimes Al A.F.S. President Basketball Manager N.H.S. Vice President Student Council Varsity L Who's Who 10 11 12 12 11 11 12 12 10 11 12 11 12 12 Linda Gurgocz Linda A.F.S. Concert Choir French Club F T A. Jr. Class Play Pep Club Sr. Class Play Teenettes Treasurer 11 12 12 11 10 11 12 11 11 12 12 10 11 12 12 21 Clair J. Hall Charlie Track 10 11 Varsity L. 10 11 12 Sharon Hilke Sheri Debbie Jockson Debbie A.F.S. 10 11 12 Art Club 10 11 12 Secretary 11 12 Careers in Health 10 11 12 President 12 Concert Choir 12 F.TJk 10 11 12 Librarian 10 11 12 Mixed Chorus 10 Teenettes 10 11 12 U-Hi-News 10 Marcie Hall Marcie A.F.S. 11 12 Concert Choir 10 11 Drill Team 12 F.H.A. 10 11 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 Fred Homner Fred F.F.A. 10 11 12 Chaplain 11 12 Track 12 Carol Jeanette Librarian Pep Club Teenettes 11 10 12 22 Bradley Jones Brad Art Club Pep Club Varsity L. 10 12 11 12 10 11 12 Kathy Kennedy F.H.A. 12 Larry Kern Kernal F.F.A. 10 11 12 Jeffrey K. Kradel A.F.S. 11 12 Art Club 10 11 12 Concert Choir 10 11 12 French Club 12 F.T.A. 10 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Runners 11 Sr. Class Play 12 U-Hi -News 10 11 12 Art Editor 12 Utopian Staff 10 11 Kimberlee Rae Kent Kim Careers in Health 11 Concert Choir 11 12 Drill Team 12 Nurse's Aid 11 12 Pep Club 11 12 Teenettes 11 12 David Kerr Hairy Careers in Health 11 Football 10 11 French Club 11 F.T.A. 12 Mixed Chorus 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Paul Krueger Paul A.F.S. 10 11 12 Basketball Statistician 11 Concert Choir 10 11 12 Accompianist 10 11 12 Football Statistician 10 11 12 F.T.A. 10 11 12 Jr. Class Play 11 Librarian 10 11 N.H.S. 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Student Council 11 U-Hi-News 10 11 12 Utopian Staff 10 11 12 Co-Business Manager 12 Varsity L. 10 11 12 Youth Page 12 District, Regional, Honors Chorus 12 Choralaires 12 23 Moryonn Kuharski Litti We A.F.S. 10 11 12 Careers in Health 10 11 12 Concert Choir 12 Drill Team 10 11 12 Secretary 12 F.T.A. 10 11 12 Secretary 11 Mixed Chorus 10 11 Pep Club 10 11 12 12 Sr. Class Play 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 Utopian Staff 12 Martin Kuttesch Fearless Fly Baseball Basketball Statistician Football French Club Pep Club Projection Club Sr. Class Play Utopian Staff Sports Editor Vorsity I. 10 11 12 10 11 12 10 11 12 11 10 11 12 10 11 12 12 11 12 12 10 11 12 Gary Louis Kwolek Steamer Band 10 11 12 Baseball 10 11 12 Basketball Manager 10 Concert Choir 12 Golf Team 10 Pep Club 10 11 12 Projection Club 12 Sr. Class Ploy 12 Student Council 10 Varsity I. 10 11 12 Diann Latess Careers in Health 10 11 12 Concert Choir 11 12 Drill Team 11 12 F.T.A. 10 11 12 Jr. Class Play Student Director 11 Librarian 10 11 12 Mixed Chorus 10 N.H.S. 11 12 Sr. Clou Play Student Director 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 Paul Lawrence F.F.A. 10 11 12 Sentinel 11 Treasurer 12 Pomona Grange Award 12 F.F.A. Star Agri businessman 12 Arlene Lawson Arlene F-H.A. 10 11 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 Bernard Lepri Bern A.F.S. 11 12 Careers in Health 12 Class Officer Vice-Pres. 10 President 11 Concert Choir 11 12 Football Trainer 12 F.T.A. 11 12 Jr. Clou Play 11 N.H.S. 11 12 Office Aides 12 Pep Club 11 12 Sr. Class Play 12 Student Council 12 Utopian Staff 11 12 Vorsity L. 12 Chora loires 12 Constance Lou Lombardo Connie Art Club 10 11 12 Vice-President 11 12 F.H.A. 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Sr. Class Ploy 12 10 11 12 U-HiNews 12 24 Janet M. Losten Yan Art Club Secretary Co-Chairman Treasurer F.H.A. Librarian Pep Club Sr. Clou Ploy Teenettes U-Hi-News Utopian Staff 10 11 12 10 11 12 11 12 10 10 12 10 11 12 10 11 12 10 11 Kenneth Robert Lucas Luke Baseball 10 11 12 Basketball 10 11 12 French Club 11 Homecoming 11 Pep Club 10 11 12 Varsity L 10 11 12 Thomas Macom George Baseball 10 Football 10 11 F.T.A. 11 Donna M. Magusiak Magoo Art Club 12 F.H.A. 11 12 Jr. Clou Ploy 11 Pep Club 10 11 12 Sr. Class Ploy 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 Gregory Magno Duke A.F.S. 10 11 Careers in Health 12 French Club 11 f.t.a. 10 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Projection Club 10 11 12 Prom Att. 11 Sr. Class Ploy 12 Track 11 12 Utopian Staff 11 12 Gregory Marshall Elcid Baseball 10 Concert Choir 11 12 Football 10 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Sr. Class Play 12 Varsity L 12 James Paul Mastropietro Mar Baseball 10 11 12 Basketball 10 11 12 Closs Officer 10 11 President 10 Treasurer 11 Homecoming 10 Pep Club 10 11 12 Runners 11 Varsity L 10 11 12 Christmas Tournament M.V.P. 12 Henry J. Motejo Catman Concert Choir 10 F.T.A. 10 Track 10 11 12 25 Mouree Jo McMillin Bond Concert Choir Pep Club Teenettes Pep Bond Stage Bond 10 11 12 11 10 10 11 10 11 12 11 Bruce Allen McKibben Bruce A.F.S. 10 11 12 Band 10 11 12 President 12 Golf Team 10 11 12 N.H.S. 11 12 Historian 12 Utopian Staff 10 11 12 Co-Editor 12 Varsity L 11 12 Stage Band 11 12 Pep Bond 10 11 12 Robert I. McVicker Bob Art Club 12 Band 10 11 12 Concert Choir 10 11 12 Football 11 12 French Club 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Sr. Class Play 12 Track 12 Varsity L 11 12 Pep Bond 10 11 Stage Band 11 Chora laires 12 Boy's Quartet 12 Donna Lou Montabon Donno A.F.S 10 11 12 Careers in Health 10 11 12 Secretary 12 Concert Choir 12 Mixed Chorus 10 11 N.H.S. 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Sr. Clou Play 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 Utopian Staff 10 11 12 Co-Business Manager 12 Kay Montgomery Mark Montgomery French Club 11 Football 10 11 12 F.T.A. 10 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Gym Team (Manager) 12 Track 10 N.H.S. 12 Varsity L 10 11 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 Youth Leadership Award 12 26 Pamela Moore Pam Paul Moran Bugsy Careers in Health 11 French Club 11 F.T.A. 10 Pep Club 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 Gayle Morgan A.F.S. 10 11 Treasurer Careers in Health 10 11 12 Secretary 11 Cheerleaders 10 11 12 Co-Captoin 12 Concert Choir 11 12 Gym Team 10 11 12 Captain 12 Homecoming 10 11 Librarian 10 N.H.S. 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Prom Att. 11 Teenettes 10 11 12 David J. Mrozek Mroski Baseball F.T.A. Golf Team Pep Club Varsity L 10 11 12 10 10 10 11 12 11 12 David Navarra Ben Band Co-Chairman Track Manager and Trainer Vorsity I 10 11 12 12 10 10 10 Rhonda Nelson A.F.S. 10 11 12 Secretary 12 Cheerleaders 10 11 12 Section Leader 12 F.T.A. 10 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Secretary 11 President 12 10 Teenettes 10 11 12 Utopian Staff 11 12 A.F.S. ii 12 Treasurer 12 Band 10 ii 12 Secretary-treasurer 12 Concert Choir 10 ii 12 French Club ii F.T.A. 10 ii 12 Jr. Class Play ii N.H.S. ii 12 Secretary 12 Pep Club 10 ii 12 Sr. Class Ploy 12 Teenettes 10 ii 12 Teenette Formal AH. ii Utopian Staff ii 12 District Chorus ii 12 Honors Chorus 12 Choralairs 12 Girl's Quartet ii 12 Dance 10 ii 27 Dione Occhibone Cheerleaders 10 11 12 Co-Capt. 10 Captain 12 Concert Choir 10 11 12 F.T.A. 10 11 Gym Team 10 11 12 N.H.S. 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Runners 11 Student Council 11 Teenettes 10 11 12 Mory Katherine Olbrys Kay A.F.S. 12 Careers in Health 10 11 12 Vice-President 12 Color Guard 10 11 12 Captain 12 Concert Choir 10 11 12 French Club 11 Pep Club 10 11 12 10 11 12 Utopian Staff 10 11 12 Nancy Lee Orlando Nancy Gory Palmer Head F.H.A. Pep Club Teenettes 10 11 Projection Club 10 11 12 10 11 12 Varsity I. 10 11 12 10 11 12 Thomas J. Panella Tom Donna Peterson Peter A.F.S. 11 12 Coreers in Health 10 11 12 F.H.A. 10 F.T.A. 10 11 Librarian 11 Mixed Chorus 10 Pep Club 10 11 12 10 11 12 Linda Dor rice Pel ley A.F.S. 10 11 12 XIII 10 11 Color Guard 12 Concert Choir 12 :iub 10 11 12 French Club 10 11 10 11 President 11 I I. 11 12 F.T.A. 10 11 12 Jr. Class Ploy 11 N.H.S. 11 12 Pep Club 11 12 Sr. Class Play 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 U-Hi-News 12 Jr. Miss 12 John Plaufcan 28 Karen Sue Quinn A.F.S. 11 12 Concert Choir 10 11 12 Section Leader 11 F.T.A. 10 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 Doris Jean Reis Doris Careers in Health 11 F.H.A. 10 11 F.T.A. 10 11 Teenettes 10 11 Helen Rebecca Rhodes Becky A.F.S. 10 11 12 Band 10 11 12 Vice President 12 Careers in Health 10 11 12 Choir 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Student Council 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 Utopian Staff 11 12 Pep Band 10 11 12 District Band 12 Edward Reigherf Ed F.F.A. 10 11 12 Runner 11 Charles Timothy Retort C.T.T.R. Careers in Health 11 Concert Choir 10 Football 10 11 12 French Club 11 Office Aides 12 Pep Club 11 12 Runners 12 Track 10 Utopian Staff 11 12 Varsity I 11 12 Thomas Riley Rile Basketball Pep Club Runners Varsity L 10 11 12 11 12 10 11 11 12 Dawn Diane Rishel Dee A.F.S. 10 11 12 Color Guard 10 11 12 Concert Choir 11 12 F.T.A. 10 11 12 Mixed Chorus 10 Pep Club 10 11 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 Utopian Staff 11 12 William Roberts Rib F.FJk. 10 11 12 29 Bernard Rouman Ernie A.F.S. 12 Baseball 10 11 12 Concert Choir 12 F.H.A. 11 F.T.A. 10 11 12 Golf Team 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Projection Club 10 11 12 Sr. Class Play 12 Utopian Staff 10 11 12 Varsity I 11 12 Joseph Ryczaj Joe Art Club 11 12 Band 10 Pep Club 10 11 Trock 11 Kathryn Ann Salomon Sal Careers in Health 10 Concert Choir 10 11 12 F.T.A. 10 11 Homecoming 11 12 Jr. Class Play 11 Librarian 10 11 12 Majorettes 10 11 12 Captain 12 Mixed Chorus 10 Pep Club 10 11 12 Prom Att. 11 Sr. Class Play 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 Debra Lynn Schmidt Debbie F.H.A. 10 Teenettes 10 11 12 James Severa Matt Barbara Shaffer Barb Football 10 F.TJk 10 11 12 French Club 11 Librarian 10 11 12 F.T.A. 11 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 Pep Club 11 12 Projection Club 10 11 12 Runners 12 Track 10 11 12 Utopian Staff 10 11 Vorsity I 10 11 12 30 Calvin Shannon Hubert Band 10 11 12 F.F.A. 10 11 12 Secretary 11 Vice-President 12 Football 10 11 12 Projection Club 10 11 12 Trock 10 11 Vorsity I 10 11 12 Representative of National F.F.A. 11 District Band 12 Kathryn Ann Slagle Slaugle A.F.S. 10 11 12 Art Club 10 11 12 Treasurer 10 Concert Choir 12 Chora laires 12 Drill Team 10 11 12 Historian 12 French Club 12 Treasurer 12 F.T.A. 10 11 12 Librarian 10 12 N.H.S. 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Sr. Clou Play 12 Asst. Stage Manager Teenettes 10 11 12 U-Hi-News 10 11 12 Utopian Staff 11 12 Art Editor 12 Kathleen Ann Smith Smitty A.F.S. 10 11 12 Class Officer Secretory 10 Vice-President 11 Vice-President 12 Concert Choir 12 Drill Team 10 11 12 Co-Captain 11 Captain 12 French Club 11 12 F.T.A. 10 11 12 Homecoming 12 Jr. Class Play 11 Librarian 10 Mixed Chorus 11 N.H.S. 11 12 Office Aides 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Sr. Clau Play 12 Student Council 10 11 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 Teenette Formal Att. 12 U-Hi-News 12 Utopian Staff 10 11 12 Co-Editor 12 Daniel E- Sniezek Susan Sheehy Sue Careers in Health 10 11 12 Mixed Chorus 10 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 U-Hi-News 12 Jule Smith JD A.F.S. 10 11 12 Class Officer 12 Secretary Gym Team 10 11 12 Homecoming 10 Runner 11 12 Student Council 10 Secretary 10 Teenettes 10 11 12 Vice President 11 President 12 Barbara Sniezek Barb Teenettes 11 12 31 Marilyn Spisak Marilyn Squeglia A.F.A. 10 11 12 A.F.S. 12 F.T.A. 10 11 12 Careers in Health 10 11 12 Jr. Class Play French Club 12 Asst. Student F.T.A. 11 12 Director 11 Treas. 12 N.H.S. 11 12 Librarian 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 U-Hi-News 10 11 12 Feature Editor 11 Editor 12 Utopian Staff 10 11 12 Lauren Joan Stewart Laurie A.F.S. 10 11 12 Cheerleaders Color Guard 10 11 12 Concert Choir 10 11 12 F.T.A. 10 11 12 Marcia Stasko Gym Team Librarian 10 10 11 11 12 Chora laires 12 A.F.S. 10 11 12 Girl's Quartet 10 11 12 Careers in Health 10 11 12 N.H.S. 11 12 Color Guard 10 11 12 Office Aides Pep Club 10 11 12 12 Co-Captain 12 Student Council 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 V. Pres. 11 Teenettes 10 11 12 Pres. 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 Teenette Formal Att. 10 Utopian Staff Pres, of Midwestern 11 12 Dist. Convention 12 John Richard Tabisz Tab Careers in Health 11 Football 10 11 French Club 10 11 F.T.A. 10 Pop Club 10 11 12 Track 10 11 12 Varsity t. 11 12 Keith Melvin Taylor Jr. Sly Band 10 11 12 Careers in Health 10 Class Officer 10 Treas. 10 Concert Choir 12 Football 11 12 Jr. Class Play 11 Sr. Class Play 12 Track 10 U-Hi-News 10 11 Varsity I. 11 12 Who's Who 12 Nancy Via Nance Careers in Health 10 11 12 Treas. 11 Drill Team 12 French Club 11 12 Pres. 12 Librarian 10 Mixed Chorus 10 N.H.S. 11 12 Vice-President 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Teenettes 10 11 12 Dennis Andrew Vrabel Denny Baseball 10 11 12 Concert Choir 10 Football 11 French Club 10 11 F.T.A. 11 12 Homecoming Escort 12 Office Aides 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Runners 11 12 Varsity L. 10 11 12 32 Nellie Weaver F.H.A. Pep Club Teenettes 10 11 10 11 12 10 11 Timothy P. White Rango French Club Pep Club Projection Club Runners 12 11 12 10 11 Debbie Wellman Deb F.H.A. 10 11 Teenettes 10 11 Robert George Wilson Wendel Class Officer Treas. 12 Concert Choir 12 Football 10 11 12 Co-Captain 12 Prom Att. 11 10 Sr. Class Play 12 Student Council 11 12 Corr. Sec. 12 Track 10 11 12 Utopian Staff 10 11 12 Varsity I. 10 11 12 Pres. 12 Richard David Woodring Woody Basketball 10 Closs Officer 11 12 Sr. Class Pres. 12 Jr. Class Sec. 11 Concert Choir 10 11 12 Football 10 11 12 Co-Captoin 12 F.T.A. 10 11 12 Historian 12 N.H.S. 11 12 Pep Club 10 11 12 Prom Att. 11 Runners 11 Sr. Class Play 12 Track 10 11 12 Varsity I. 10 11 12 Treas. 12 Friends Of Distinction 33 Unnur Vladimirsdottir, our very charming foreign exchange student from Iceland, is pictured here as a graduate of Union High School. Unnur came to us almost one year ago, unsure of anything about American living. She made her home with Sandra Wardman and her parents. Sandy was a junior at Union. Unnur found America very much to her liking. I will never forget my year spent at Union and all the wonderful friends and times I've received here. I was proud to be included in all your activities and I enjoyed all the football and basketball games. Everyone here has made me feel at home all the time, even though I am many miles away from it. All I can say is thank you for helping me make a place at Union High School We at Union wish Unnur the best of luck in her years to come and we wish to add that it has been both a pleasure and a wonderful experience having her be a part of Union. This is Unnur in her native costume of Iceland in her own home. Unnur enjoyed the Senior Trip as well os her two friends, Berme and Donna. Unnur is dressed for the Jr.-Sr. Prom and her date was Carlos, from Argentina. Unnur stayed at the home of Sandy Wordmon, her American sister. 34 Some liked their meal, tome didn't, but the view was excellent. What's in the bag boys? Hope it isn't too explosive! Senior Trip Niagara! Things like braving the pounding water of Niagara at the risk of getting soaked, playing innocent games on buses, and being florists for the trip home with bunches of flowers, all added up to a great way to spend Monday, June 7. Even though the buses were an hour and a half late, and the threat of rain overshadowed the entire day, the senior's trip will long be remembered by those se- niors who made it a memorable day. No, Dee Dee isn't weird, just different, as was most everybody during he bus ride. 35 Senior Personalities Best All Around Laurie Stewart and Bob Wilson Best Personality Richard Woodring and Jule Smith Best Dressed Ralph Currie ond Rhonda Nelson Wittiest Chuck Retort and Connie Lombardo Best Looking Joe Gierlach ond Gayle Morgon Most Talkative Kathy Smith and Chuck Retort 36 Class Daydreomers: Glen Groy and Marilyn Squeglia. Most Shy-. Tony Bartley ond Kay Montgomery. Tallest Shortest: Sue Sheehy and Eric Roth. Shortest Tallest: Nancy Via and Henry Mateja. 37 Joanne Dudek—Tied for First Indiano University of Po. Major in Music Judith Dover—Tied for First Clarion State College Major in Library Science Marilyn Spisak—Tied for First Chatham College Major in English Linda Pelley—Fourth Liberty Mutual Barbara Ford—Fifth Moody Bible Institute Major in Education Gayle Morgan—Sixth St. Elizabeth's Hospital Nursing Patricia Morgan—Seventh Sharon General Hospital Nursing Paul Krueger—Eighth Indiana University of Pa Major in Geo-Science Kay Montgomery—Ninth Robert Morris College Secretarial Work Diann Latess—Tenth Indiana University of Pa. Major in Mathematics 38 Academic Awards Presented June 8, 1 971 New Castle Music Club—Instrumental New Castle Music Club—Choir .... Wolves Scholarship................ D.A.R.............................. Junior Achievement Scholarship . . . . P.S.E.A. Local Branch Scholarship . . Agriculture—Curriculum............ Agriculture—American............... Agriculture—Mechanics . . Agriculture—DeKalb . . . . Art Curriculum.......... Art Club—Alpha Rho Tau Band Curriculum......... John Philip Sousa ... Choir Curriculum........ Betty Crocker............ Mathematics Curriculum . Commercial Curriculum . . Activities Award........ Danforth Awards......... Pharmaceutical Auxiliary . Marion Nord Award . . . English Curriculum .... Science Curriculum . . . . Carolyn Knox Foundation Bausch and Lomb.......... Yearbook Awards.......... ..............Patty Morgan ............Joanne Dudek ............Laurie Stewart ............. Judi Dover .............Gloria Booth ..........Karen Ann Cifra ............Calvin Shannon .............Rick Matthews Ken Campbell John Carbone ...............Fred Homner ............Paul Lawrence ................Kathy Slagle ............Chris Farrone ............Patty Morgan ...........Bruce McKibben ...............Paul Kruger ............... Judi Dover ..............Patty Morgan ............. Barbara Ford ..............Bernie Lepri Laurie Stewart .........Richard Woodring Barbara Ford ............Marilyn Spisak ............Joan Chirozzi ............Paul Kruegar ...........Marilyn Spisak ............ Joanne Dudek Judi Dover ...........Marilyn Spisak ......Bruce McKibben (Ed.) Kathy Smith (Ed.) Paul Kruegar (Bus Mgr.) Donna Montabon (Bus Mgr.) Kathy Slagle (Art Ed.) Martin Kuttesch (Spts. Ed.) Charles Retort (Spts. Ed.) 39 Commencement 1971 June 10, 1971 marked the last time that one hundred and forty-nine seniors would have to come to the school to listen to their teachers. This night was one that we are sure never to forget. The meaning of Commencement is the beginning and this evening marked the beginning of new experiences for these seniors who are now known as the Graduates of 1971. Th« seniors march down the aisles and get ready to get their diplomas. This was a very serious moment in the lives of each and every senior. Mr Gerald Newton was the speaker for Commencement Exercises and he spoke on the topic, S.A.E. He was a very interesting speaker and was well received by the near-Groduates. 40 Joni Dudek provided the parents and grandparents of the graduates with beautiful music. I om sure that it was very well received and the school will miss her next year. Unnur Vladimirsdottir came to Union this year as an exchange student from Iceland. Here she is receiving her diploma from Mr. Rowland and Mr. Fusco. We enjoyed her company this year and wish her good luck always. This picture shows all kinds of emotion that can be shown over graduating. Marilyn is so happy she is crying, Mary Kay is grasping her diploma like she will never let it go, and Donna is overjoyed at having completed her high school education. As you can readily see, these are six of our most studious and scholarly students. From the looks on their face you can tell that they ore planning to become college professors. 41 All Night Party This is the last time that the Senior Class as whole were together. The party, which started at 10:30 and ended at 5 in the morning, was certainly a success. Everyone en- joyed the music and the gifts being given out kept every- one awake. Each Senior received some token of the eve- ning and grand prizes were won near the close of the party. The food was great and I'm sure all Seniors will agree that their parents did a terrific job in creating this evening. Greg just couldn't seem to get thot tucker into Kit mouth—mutt be tomething in the air. Poor Berniel It watn't hit fault that the ventriloquitt did tuch a mognificent job in entertaining everyone. Didn't Unnur look nice? All couplet enjoyed the mutic. 42 Thete ore the guyt thot did to much to keep everyone awake and lively. They're called The Everyday People' but you certainly don't meet tuch great guyt everyday. SENIOR HIGH Class of '72 This year's Junior Clou, Clou of '72', participated in a successful magazine sale which enabled them to present to the senior class a memorable prom. Officers of this year's Junior Class are from left to right: Sharon Totin, Vice President; Karen lipp, Secretory; Jeff Salzman, Trea- surer; and Jeff Ammons, President. J. Aiken T. Black J. Buckley D. Cervone G. Cooley L. Alick D. Book J. Bump B. Chongoway R. Cooper J. Ammons S. Booth S. Bussey P. Clark J. Cox D. Benedict D. Bruno C. Corpenter L Klause S. Deleone K. Berkeley J. Bruno C. Cartwright D. Kline C. DeProspero B. Bieka B. Buckley S. Co tale C. Cook M. J. Dudek 44 c Emery J. Finomore D. Frediani E. Gargasz M. Glenn N. Goff 0. Grim V. Gosh D. Hall R Hall C Hannon B. Hasson B. Hatfield K. Hemming T. Huff K. Hunt s. Johns M. Jordan D. Kelly A. Kennedy D. Lawrence R. Llewellyn K. Lipp P. Lutz J. Monos N. Mastropietro C. Motuz L Mauney D. McClure J. McCullough B. McKnight F. Miscomarra S. Mitchell C. Montabon P. Moore C. Mudrie S. Myers P. Nopodono J. Polmer J. Panella K. Pardick K. Perrett 45 D. P rrin© M. A. Rybka R. Shannon D. Svmm«rvill« D. T rronovo M. Wott rs D. Wytocki M. Rouuos R. S  ion J. Stoke J. Telei S. Wardmon D. Wysocki R. Yakapovich A6 Class of '73 The hardworking officers of the Sophomore Class are David Chifullo, Vice-President; Tim Verdi, Presi- dent; Marlene Augustine, Secretary; and Cindy Slagle, Treasurer. The Sophomores had a very pro- fitable candy sale. D. Agnew R. Alick M. Apicelli S. Ash B Bistiga K. Black K. Boggs F. Book R. Brown C. Bruno G. Carbone D. Buckel B Buckley M. Augustine K. Boron J. Caiazza B. Bauder D Bowers S. Capitola J. Carter C. Biedko L. Boyles V. Carmello 47 C. Cartwright D. Clingensmith J. Dominick C. Flynn T. Hall M. Jerry K. Kradel K. Cartwright V. Conti J. Duzyk B. Ford D. Hardisky D. Jones D. Kuhorski K. Cassella B. Costa J. Emery J. Fronius P. Haze J. Jones B Latsko M. Cassello D. Crist R. Erwin H. Fusco B. Hilke F. Jordan R. Lawson M. Charles M. Cummins M. Ewart K. Gavroy J. Hudak P. Kitchen L. Leeper D. Chiafullo M. Davisson M. Farrar D. Grinn K. Jenkins R. Kolodziej B. Lombardo D. Clause D. Dillinger B. Finley D. Gush M. Jennings J. Kopp P. Mastropietro 48 p. Mastropietro J. Mateja M Naples M. Naples R. Pearsall S. Peluso D. Retort R. Riggans P. Sacco P. Sapp P. Smith J. Smock J. Tomlinson R. Toman J. Warren 0. White L. McKnight K. Nelson S. Phole T. Roberts H. Sollmen D. Sniezek I. Vesco M. Weaver 1 D. McKibben R. Norris J. Presnor B. Rodgers B. Seminaro J. Stewart P. Via T. Wolonski J. Melichar R. Mitolo J. Moran E. Olbrys 0. Podula T. Pottersc R. Presnar R. Quinn 0. Retort M. L. Rossman D. Ruppersberger C. Socco 0 Simmons C. Slagle M. Slater S. Stewart T. Szewczyk K. Taylor T. Walter R. Walters F. Worren N. Wiech S. Zarlingo T. Zywar 49 Petey's Choice Jr. Play Cast Diane Cervone Debbie Frediani . Cindy Wrobel . . Donna Terranova Dave Kelley . . . Karen Lipp . . . . Linda Alick . . . . Lee Altiere .... Joyce Panella . . Susan Booth . . . Bill Changway . Dave Wysocki . . Elaine Gargacz . .................Girl ...............Girl ................Girl .............. Girl ................Bill . . . . Jane Lansing . . . . Ruth Lansing . . . Peter Lansing . . . Teddy Lansing ................Doris . . Ralph Beemis . . . Jordan French Florabelle Sanders Dave makes himself at home in the ploy. Joyce shows off her newly acquired bodge in her presidential position. The industrious Junior Play Cast is listed at left. Linda casually chats with Bill, a southerner raised in the North. Lee is being dragged off to a fan club meeting. 50 THE YOJTHFULNESS of HIS MASTER Utopian Staff Although co-editors Kathy Smith and Bruce McKibben had more than their share of rushed deadlines, but they still somehow managed to pull together one of the best Utopians ever. Agree? Managing the school yearbook after a year of financing, co- managers Donna Montobon and Paul Krueger have seen enough dollar signs and decimal points to last them a lifetime. The members of this year's editorial staff are, seated, left to right: Mary Ann Kirharski, Judy Cox, Marilyn Walters, Donna Terronova, Mary Joe Dudek, Gloria Booth, Mary Kay Olbrys, Jonie Dudek. Standing: Marlene Augustine, Cindy DeProspero, Cingy Hannon, David Kielar, B Roxxman, Karen Riley, Bob Wilson, Karen Miller, Bonnie Dellaverson, Michele Cassella, Cindy Emery, Candy Carpenter. The members of this year's business staff are seated, left to right: Mary Ann Rybka, Kathy Berkel, Patty Mastropeitro, Dawn Rishel, Cindy Sizer, Candy Mudrie, Cindy Wrobel, Marilyn Spisak. Standing: Chris Ann Matuz, Janet Warren, Robert Presnar, Pam Mastropetro, Patty Morgan, lourie Stewart. 52 One would think that after 10 years of advising our year- book, Mr. Sargent's headaches would be relieved. There was no chance though, as he sweated out all the dead- lines, just as he's done for the past 9 years. The job of yearbook advisor is not just one of guidance. Mr. Sargent has provided the motivation for the books' completion for a long time now and it is our regret that he has com- pleted his service with this year's book. We can only thank him and say we're glad he hung on with us this long, because we don't know what we would have done without him. TH m mb n of this y ar't tporti ttoff or , t at d. loft to right: Chariot R tort, Jo Caizza, Martin Kuttosch, 0 nnit Wytocki Standing or : David Wytocki, Gary P rrino, Tom Wolantki. Th m mb rt of thit y ar't art-typing ttoff or .  at d, loft to right: Elain Gargasz. Kathy Slagl , Kathy N lton, Kathy Ann r llo. M ch l Napl t. Standing, or . Belinda Six r, M lani Gl nn, B rni L pri, B cky Rhod t. Gr g Magno. 53 Future Teachers of America Although the charter membership of the club dropped this year, the club's sophomore membership increased a notable degree, showing a greater degree of young interest in this worthy profession. Our vice-president Karen Cifra was recording secretary in the region and served extremely well in that ca- pacity at the Regional Fall Convention at Mohawk Area High School and the spring convention at Grove City College. In the spring the club again was allowed to cadet teach at the elementary school. This is where the prospective teachers get first hand ex- perience in dealing with the work of a teach- er. The invaluable guidance this club can give the teacher-to-be is the reason for its large and active membership. It is a club that will continue to exist long after the graduate members shown here have become teachers. Guided by veteran advisor Miss Ruth Dickey, the club was led by; President, Andy Naples; Vice-Presi dent, Karen Cifra,- Secretary, Judy Co ; Treasurer, Marilyn Squeglia; and Junior Vice-President, Cindy Emery. Senior members of F.T.A. Row 1: Susan Cumberledge, Joni Dudek, Barbaro Shaffer, Bonnie Dellaverson, Judi Dover, Gloria Booth. Susan Dominick, Maryann Kuharski, Kathy Slagle, Laurie Stewart, Rhonda Nelson, Patty Morgan, Dee Rishel. Row 2: Barbara Anton, Audrey Gaydos, Nancy Ash, Jockie Callahan, Marilyn Squeglia, Karen Quinn, Donna Peterson, Kathy Annarella, Janet Bruno, Debbie Jackson, Doris Reis, Marilyn Spisok. Row 3: Paul Krueger, Jim Severo, Dennis Vrobel. Mike Book. Andy Naples, Greg Mogno, Gary Kwolek, Bernie lepri, Linda Gurgoscx, Patty Doonan, Dionn Lotess, Linda Pelley, Kathy Smith. Row 4: Bernie Rossmon, Jeff Krodel, John Clark, Karen Cifra, Kay Montgomery. 54 The Junior and Sophomore member of F.T.A. are Row 1: Melanie Glenn. Cindy DeProspero. Cindy Hannon, Patty Taylor, Jeanne Hudak. Kathy Cartwright. Cindy Wrobel, Mary Jo Dudek, Donna Terranova, Michele Co  ello, Koren Bogg , Kathy Boron. Sharon Ash, Lynn Vesco Row 2: Jane Aiken, Neil Mostropietro, Bonnie Finley, Kathy Hemming, Carol Bruno, Kay Taylor, Cindy Emery, Mary Lynn Rossman, Elaine Gurgosz, Belinda Sizer. Debbie Crist, Judi Co . Cindy Slagle. Row 3: Ed Olbrys. Tim Verdi, Jim Corter, Jim Duzyk, Dove Travis. Mike Roussos, Bobby Seminaro, Mariann Forror. Janet Warren. Tyrene Zywar, Koren Williams. Kayleen Perrett. Carol Flynn, Susan Booth, Cande Carpenter. Row 4: Joe Dominick, Tom Szewczyk, Ray Kolodziej, Ron Toman, Tim Patterson, Dennis Wysocki, Craig Cook, Dave Wysocki, Dan Bruno. Jeff Ammons is wondering whether he should join Future Teachers next year. He takes a look at Paul Krueger who is signifying what Future Teachers does to a person ond he is seriously reconsidering joining the club. Actually Paul is an octive member and enjoys being a port of the club. 55 Teenettes Leading the club in our activities such as: the candle sale. Thanksgiving basket drive. Formal, and the Mother-Daughter banquet are. Row 1: Mrs. Butts and Miss Funari, our capable advisors. Row 2: Cindy Han- non, V. President, Barb Anton, Secretary, Linda Gur- gacz. Treasurer, and Jule Smith, President. The senior members of Teenettes are: Row 1, left to right: Nancy Via, Judi Dover, Marcia Hall, Debbie Deleone, Diane Occhibone, Gayle Morgan, Laurie Stewart, Kathy Slagle, Debbie Forrar, Barb Shaffer, Debbie Schmidt, Kathy Smith, Sue Dominick, Potty Morgan, Maryann Kuharski. Row 2: Marilyn Squeglia, Charlene Fraley, Barb Anton, Audrey Gaydos, Susan Cumberledge, Kathy Solomen, Marsha Stasko, Kathy Annarella, Jule Smith, Janet Bruno, Bonnie Delaverson, Becky Rhodes, Dee Rishel, Linda Pelley, Donna Montabon. Row 3: Jackie Callahan, Marilyn Exposito, Joni Dudek, Unnur Valdimarsdottir, Kim Kent, Donna Peterson, Connie Lombardo, Donna Mogusiak, Gayle Gatto, Marie Brennamen, Kay Montgomery, Gloria Booth, Barb Sniezek, Gladys Alley Row 4 Marilyn Spisak, Nancy Orlando, Arlene Lawson, Jonet Losten, Jeanette Antonossi, Diane Latess, Karen Cifra, Joan Chirozzi, Patty Doonan, Doris Reis, Linda Gurgacz, Debbie Jackson, Patty Cartwright, Mary Kay Olbrys. 56 Junior Teenette Members are at follows. Row 1, left to right: Vicki Gush, Sue Deleone, Sue Booth, Elaine Gargasz, Joyce Ponella, Donna Terronova, Cindy Wroble, Mary Joe Dudek, Sharon Totin, Candy Mudri, Melissa Walters. Row 2: Mary Ann Rybka, Sandy Wordmon, Debbie Perrino, Sherry Myers, Judy Co , Cindy Emery, Melanie Glenn, Cindy Hannon, Cindy DeProtpero, and Karen lipp. Row 3: Patty Napadano, Belinda Sizer, Cindy Trimble, Linda Alick, Pam Moore, Jean Buckley, Cande Carpenter, Karen Williams, and Debbie Pettit. Row 4: Chris Matuz, Diana Book, Barb Biedka, Susan Johns, Regina Yakopovich, Dama Shoaf, Robin Session, Linda Rausch, Diana Lawrence, and Betty Sylvester. Sophomore Teenette members are: Row 1, left to right: Patti Vio, Sherry Capitola, Judy Moran, Phyllis Socco, Sharon Peluso, Cindy Sacco, Kathy Nelson, Kathy Boron, Lonnie Boyles, Denise Agnew, Lynn Vesco, Cathy Cartwright, Pat Mastropietro, Cindy Slagle, Michele Naples, Lila Leeper, Michele Davisson. Row 2: Nancy Wiech, Carole Bruno, Debbie Crist, Paula Sapp, Patty Smith, Ruby Alick, Linda McKnight, Kim Jenkins, Karen Boggs, Janice Jones, Robin Fowler, Peggy Kitchen, Mary Jennings, Pam Mastropietro. Row 3: Debbie Hardisky, Morlene Augustine, Diana White, Jo Marie Mann, Jeon Hudak, Diana Book, Christine Biedka, Mary Lynn Rossman, Vickie Conti, Jonet Worren, Mariann Farrar, Rito Taylor. Row 4: Mary Louise Slater, Tyrene Zywar, Marilyn Jerry, Bonnie Finley, Kim Kradel, Fern Book, Kim Gavroy, Diane Buckle, Karen Block, and Coleen Flynn. 57 Student Council Union's 1970-71 Student Council saw one of its busiest and most event- ful years. Student Council sponsored activities included a March of Dimes drive and student assemblies. The Pennsylvania Midwestern District Convention of the Student Council was held at our school. Councils from all over midwestern Pennsyl- vania came to our school to par- ticipate in this convention. The officers of Student Council or , from l ft to right: La one Stewart, President; Cande Carpenter, Vice-President; Sherry My- ers, Recording Secretary; Mr. James Wornock, Advisor, Bob Wil- son, Corresponding Secretary; and Andy Naples, Treasurer. The Junior Student Council representatives are, seated L-R: Sherry Myers (11-C), Cindy DeProspero (11-B). Standing: Fred Mis- camarra (11 D), Karen Williams (11-E), and Jeff Ammons (11-A). The representatives for the Senior homerooms are, L-R: Joni Dudek (12-A), Andy Naples (12-C), Berm© Lepri (12-B), and Bob Wilson (12-0). The Sophomore class representatives are, seated, L-R: Vicki Conti (10-B), Kathy Nelson (10-0), Mary Jennings (10-C). Standing: Dave Bowers (10-A), and Bob Seminora (10-E). 58 The member of the Coreers in Health Club consist of the following Row 1: David Kuhorski, Nancy Via, Cindy Sacco, Dibbie Perrino, Joyce Ponella, Lila leeper, and Michelle Naples. Row 2: Mary Ann Rybka, Maryann Kuharski, Charlene Fraley, Becky Rhodes, Janice Jones, Gayle Morgan, and Bon nie Dellaverson Row 3: Barb Ford, Chris Matuz, Diana Book, Mary Lynn Rossman, Debbie Jackson, Marcia Stasko, Bonnie Finley, and Bernie Lepri. Row 4: Fern Book, Mary Jo Apicelle, Debbie Retort. Diann Latess, Marilyn Exposito, Donna Montabon. and Mory Kay Olbry. Careers In Health Club The Careers in Health is a club that encourages those who wish to become future members in the field of medicine. During the year they participate in many activities and at the end of the year they sponsor a dinner for all the members which is fun and successful. The officers of Careers in Health Club for this yeor or sitting: Barb Ford, Treasurer; Mary Kay Olbrys, Vic President; Donna Montabon, S cr tary: Debbie Jackson, President; and standing are our advisors Mrs. Zaccorella and Mrs. Gatewood. 59 AFS Sto riding or the leoders of the American Foreign Exchange Student Club: Alan Grimes, President; Miu Bodnar, Advisor; Patty Morgan, Trea- surer; Charlene Fraley, Vice President; Rhonda Nelson, Secretary. These members helped in group activities and fund raising projects for support ing the foreign exchange student. The senior members of A.F.S. are row 1, from left to right: Kothy Smith. Marcia Hall, Mary Kay Olbrys. Bonnie Delloverson, Susan Dominick. Dee Rishel, Unnur Valdimarsdottir, Laurie Stewart, Rhonda Nelson, Mary Ann Daharski, Patty Morgan, Becki Rhodes, Judy Dover, Donna Montabon. Row 2: Barb Ford, Fron Dadejko, Janet Bruno, Charlene Froley, Morilyn Squeglia, Karen Cifra. Barb Anton, Audrey Gaydos, Kothy Annerralla, Morsho Stasko, Morilyn Spisok, Gloria Booth. Karen Guinn. Row 3: Jeff Kradel, John Clark, Morilyn Exposite, Linda Gurgacz, Andy Naples, Bernie Lepri, Debbie Jockson, Debbie Peterson, Nancy Ash, Linda Pelley, Kothy Slagle, Bernie Rossman, Poul Krueger, Allen Grimes. The junior and sophomore members of A.F.S. ore: Row 1, from left to right: David Kaharski, Jean Hudak, Judy Morgan, Michele Davisson, Michele Cassella, Mary Lynn Rossman, Vicky Conti, Mary Jennings, Cindy Slagle, Cindy Emery, Debbie Jones, Carole Bruno. Row 2: Sandy Wardman, Chris Matuz, Diana Book. Jean Buckley, Lynn Vesco, Mary Jo Dudek, Paula Sapp, Betty Sylvester, Peggy Kitchen, Debbie Crist. Row 3: Patty Taylor, Kothy Hemming, Bonnie Flinley, Edward Olbrys, Jim Duzyk, Candy Mudrie, Marian Farrar, Tyrene Zywar, Jonet Warren, Karen Williams, Condy Carpenter, Judy Cox. Row 4: Marilyn Jerry, Tom Szewczyk, Ray Kolodziej, Melanie Glenn, Cindy Hannon, Cindy DeProspero, Michael Roussos, Den- nis Wysocki, David Wysocky. 60 FHA The F.H.A. took many trips this year. Their first trip was to the Heinz Com- pany and the Phipps Observatory in Pittsburgh. They also attended a fabric mill in Altoona. Many good times were had by the members of the club. Row 1, sitting: Gail Gatto. Cindy Boyles, Jeanette Antonioizi, Kim Gavroy. Row 2, standing: Mrs. Draper and Mrs. Davis. Row 1: Karen Borzacchiello, Robin Fowler, Debbie Farrar, Debbie Deleone, Kathy Boron, Denise Agnew, Barb Penwell, Marcie Hall, Karen Yanarel- lo. Row 2: Jo Marie Mann, Terry Roberts, Goil Gatto, Cindy Boyles, Sharon Ash, Patty Napadano, Cindy Drushell, Rhonda Kroger, Karen Boggs. Row 3: Arlene Lawson, Nancy Orlando, Sandy Wardman, Marie Brenneman, Joan Chirozzi, Lori Shoaf, Kim Jenkins, Gladys Alley, Karen Black. Row 4: Kim Kent, Janet Loston, Jeanette Antoniozzi, Donna Magusiak, Connie Lombardo, Marlene Fusco, Kim Gavroy, Kathy Kennedy, Kathy Glidden. 61 U-Hi News Despite the monthly deadlines that were rarely met, the newspaper, because of its improved articles and or- ganization, was a popular voice in our school this year Most of the credit should be given to the Editor, Marilyn Spisak, whose constant badgering for the completion of each issue, and hard work on the set-up itself, en- abled the paper to be published without missing a month. Also contributing much to the paper's success were Mary Jo Dudek, the Business Manager; David Wysocki, Sports and Photography Editor; and chief critic, cut-up, censor and advisor all rolled into one, Mr. Sam Venturella. TK« roportors for this y oar's newspaper woro Kathy Smith, Shorry Myers, Cindy Sizer. Pam Mostropietro, Kathy Slagle, Pot Mattropiotro, Barbara Mangine. Back row: Susan Shoehy, Chris Matuz, Paul Kruoger, John Clark. 62 The Art Staff of the newt paper were Kathy Slagle, Connie Lom- bardo, Chrii Farone, Jeffrey Krodel, and Janet lotten. These hord- working people had many fine pieces of art work in the paper These are the members of the Typing Staff. Since articles were rarely on time the typists on this staff were pressured into typing right down to the last minute to get the news- paper ready for publication. Seated: Melanie Glenn, Nancy Ash, Barb Anton. Standing are Jackie Callahan, Joan Chi- roni, and Cindy Boyles. n 63 Future Farmers of America The officers of the F.F.A. ore: (Sitting) John Carbone, President; Bob Shannon, Sentinel; Fran Dodejko, Secretarial work, Mr. Martsoff, Rick Matthews, Parliamentarian. (Standing) Ken Campbell, Reporter; Fred Homner, Chaplain; Paul Lawrence, Treasurer; Colvin Shannon, Vice President. The members are: Row 1: George Grandy, Bill Roberts, Ed Reighert, Rick Matthews, Carmen Cuccitrone, Gene Hall, Neil Goff Row 2: Paul Low- rence, Jerry Hatfield, Dennis French, Steve Napodano, Calvin Shannon, John Tomlinson, Cecil Smock, Bob Shannon. Row 3: John Carbone, Fred Homner, Lorry Kern, Lou Klause, Bill Reebel, Ken Campbell, Terry Black, Randy Egbert. Russel Johnson, Greg Welcher. 64 The underclassmen in F.F.A. ore. Row 1: Nick Orros, Jock Muff, Terry McAnnollen, Rose Hording, Ed Stewart, Horry Brown, Potsy Orlondo, Bill Wellman, John Warren. Row 2: Lorry Kaprivnok, Bob Powell. Roy Kent. James Weaver. Terry Kent, Mike Zuzow, Dove Vonozio, Jeff Jones. Som Jones. Row 3: Fronk Warren. Bill Hording, Jerry Thomos. Gory Carbone. Joe Dodejko. Maurice Cummins. Reece Brown. Tim Cwynor, Jim Noil Row 4 Nick Zarrello, John Bordynik. Bob Fruit, Darryl Roub, Mike Crist. Rick Shooff. John Richardson, Jim Fronius. Joe Hassen This picture was snapped while some of the F.F.A. boys were studying how to construct one of the many projects which they had to com- plete for the course. These boys had many such jobs to fulfill their obligation to the F.F.A. 65 Thi year's officers of the National Honor Society are: Mr . Mrozek, Mr . McChesney and Mr. Zarlengo, advisor . Row 2: Patty Morgan, Secretary; Judi Dover, President; Bruce McKibben, Historian; Allen Grimes, Vice President; Paul Krueger, Treasurer. NHS If there were one word that could be used to signify this club, it would have to be awareness . Throughout this past year, the club has showed its awareness of the needs of school by opening a student book store, and the educational advantage of such a move has proven to equal its recreational value. By again building the Christmas float for P.A.R.C, and entertaining the people at the county home, our aware- ness of the needs of the community has been shown. A job of fine leadership has been displayed through this year's officers under the fine guidance of the advisors. But the overall success of this year's club must be attributed to the dedication, hard work, and most of all, the awareness of each and every member. Members of N.H.S. or os follows. Row 1, from loft to right: Nancy Via. Kothy Slagle. Diane Occhibone, Potty Morgan, Gayle Morgan, Laurie Stewart, and Kothy Smith. Row 2: Joni Dudek, Linda Pelley, Donna Montobon, Marilyn Spisak, Judi Dover, Barb Anton, Gloria Booth, ond Bruce McKibben. Row 3: Barb Ford, Kay Montgomery, Andy Naples, Berni Lepi, Richard Woodring, Marilyn Exposito, Diann Latess, and Karen Cifra. Row 4: Allen Grimes, Tony Bartley, ond Paul Krueger. 66 This year's inductees for the Notional Honor Society ore. Seated: Sherry Myers. Cindy Emery. Kay Montgomery. Mary Jo Dudek, Koyleen Perrett. Melissa Walters. Cindy Hannon, and Karen Lipp. Standing: Susan Booth. Jane Aiken. Neil Mostropietro. Tony Bartley. Chuck Montobon, Karen Williams, and Cande Carpenter. It's a square world without peace ' was an alternative theme suggested for the float built for PARC by the National Honor Society. We entered it in the Downtown Merchants' Christmas Parade, and although the final results were not what the society had hoped they would be, the efforts put forth on the building of this master- piece, were cancelled by the fun enjoyed by all those who participated in this service project. 67 French Club The member! of the French Club are as follows: Row 1: M. Rossman, M. Jennings, C Slagle, J. Dover, N. Via, K. Slagle, J. Moran, D. Hardisky, D. Retort, M. Naples, B. Lombardo, D. Perrino, J. Jones, P. Kitchen, J. Buckley, D. Kuhorski. Row 2: V. Conti, M. Augustine, G. Booth, K. Nelson, K. Perrett, B. Anton, C. Bruno, J. Hudak, C. Honnon, M. Dudek, S. Myers, L. Vesco, C. Froley, B. Sylvester, C. Corpenter, M. Squeglia, J. Co . Row 3: D. Ruppersberger, J. Bump, Ed. Olbrys, J. Duzyk, D. Dillinger, K. Taylor, J. Tomlinson, B. Beidka, D. Pettit, K. Williams, B. Sizer, D. Lawrence, J. Clark, T. Verdi, B. McVicker, K. Smith. Row 4: R. Tomon, B Erwin, T. Szewczyk, B. Buckley, B. Seminare, J. Warren, T. Zywar, M. Jerry, C. Matuz, J. Callahan, R. McKnight, J. McCullough, P. Lutz, D. McClure, H. Heasley, J. Kradel, J. Emery, R. Kolodziej. The hard working French Club officers are: Kayleen Perrett, Secretary; Robert McKnight, Treasurer; Kathy Slagle, Vice- President; Nancy Via, Presi- dent; and Miss Dickey, ad- visor. This club has helped many students improve their French by putting it to practical use. One of the projects sponsored by the club this year was a Christmas party. Also, they showed many interesting mov- ies to raise money for their trip to Montreal, Canada. Art Club The club name for the art club is Alpha Ro Tau, which represents art. Officers for this year ore: Jeff Krodel, Chairman of School Activities ond Public Relations; Janet Losten, Treasurer; Connie Lombardo, Vice-President; Cris Farone, President; Debbie Jackson, Secretary; ond Mrs. Sartor, advisor. Members of art club are: Brad Jones, Cris Frone, Glen Gray, Joe Ryczaj, Kathy Slagle, Janet Losten, Belinda Sizer, Kathy Nelson, Elaine Gargacz, Gail Gatfo, Donna Mogusiak, Connie Lombardo, Jeff Krodel, Michelle Naples, Marilyn Jerry, Karen Boggs, and Rae Ann Norris. Projection Club Members of this year's Projection Club are: Row 1: Michael Roussos, Joe Caizza, Mike Zuzow, Greg Kwolek, Mr. Hart, Paul Koprivinak, George Augustine, Richard Jolley, and Ray Kent. Row 2: Cal Shannon, Carl Dengler. Greg Mog- no, Mike Covelli, Chuck Cartwright, Paul Moran, Bill Wellman, and Mike Kerns. Row 3: Horry Heasley, Jeff Jones, Jim Severa, Dave Wysocki, Don Bruno, ond Note Thurmond. Row 4: Martin Kuttesch, Gary Palmer, and Bernie Rossman. 69 Varsity L You'd think that ofter years of selling fruitcakes and condy bars, these club projects would die out. Not in this cose though. The candy bar sale in fall and the Christmas fruit- cake drive have become a sort of eternal tradition here at Union High School. And all for good reason too, for the club again successfully financed the purchasing of all the se- niors jackets. This year's officers are Bob Wilson, Treasurer,- Richard Woodring, President; and Dave Ayers, Vice President. The advisors are Mr. Ascione, Mr. Covelli, Mr. Hart and Mr. Roussos. The Senior members of Varsity L are: Row 1: Dave Fox, Claire Hall, Jeff Brown, Dan Cossella. Tom Panella, Brad Jones, Greg Marshall, Joe Gier loch, Ralph Currie, Ken Lucas, Gory Comesso, Bob Wilson, Richard Woodring, Bruce McKibben. Row 2: Carl Denglar. Dennis Campbell, David Ayers, Mark Montgomery, Chuck Retort, Bob McVicker, Gory Kwolek, Bernie lepri, Jim Masfropietro, Mike Covelli, Rocky DeMose. Bernie Rossman, Mar tin Kuttesch. Row 3; Gary Palmer, Keith Taylor, John Tabisz, Calvin Shannon, Gary Hore, Jim Severa. Dave Mrozek. Allen Grimes, Dennis Vrabel, Tony Bartley, Paul Krueger, Don Devite, Tom Riley. The Juniors Sophomores who lettered are: Row 1: Dave Bowers, Tim Verdi, Jim Emery, Dove Chiafullo, Scott Stewart, Joe Caiazza. Chuck Cartwright v 2: Mike Roussos, Don Benedict, Phil Clark. Bob Buckley. Bob McKnight, Leonard Mauney, Jeff Ammons, Jeff Solzmon. Row 3: Bill Changow -'otterson, Bill Buckley, Rick Lawson, Sheldon Sumner, Craig Cooke, Jack Palmer, Steve Plyler. Pep Club The officer of the Pop Club ore Rhondo Nelson, Pres- ident; Donna Terronovo, Vice President; Mr. Covelli, Advisor; Kathy Annarella, Secretory; Mike Covelli, Treasurer. The members of Pep Club had o good right to show that they were number one ofter the bosketboll team won Section 21. All five of these people look happy even though they were probably o little frightened after hoving climbed the scaffold to get close to the sign signifying Union's basketball success. 71 Librarians The hard-working librarians for the Senior High are: Row 1: Shelly Davisson, Kathy Cortwright, Debbi Pettit. Linda Rausch, Barb Shoffer, Kathy Slagle, Judi Dover, Morilyn Spisok, Jackie Collahan. Row 2: Kim Gavroy, Mr. Logan, Karen Black, Diane Bucket, Karen Williams. Debbie Jackson, Sherry Myers, Vickie Gush, Cindy Emery, Candy Carpenter, Marilyn Squeglia, Diane Lawrence, Patty Cartwright, Cindy Sacco, Lynn Vesco, Belinda Sizer Row 3: Diane Latess, Jonet Bruno, Fran Dadejko, Donna Terranova, Melissa Walters, Kathy Nelson, Karen Upp, Marlene Augustine, Christine Biedka, Tyrene Zywar. Missing are Betty Sylvester and Sharon Totin. Mr. Logan is Union's hardworking Librarian. He en courages the student librarians to be reliable and trust- worthy. He is constantly trying to keep the library in working order. He does this with the help of the other librarians. 72 Runners Youth Page Correspondents TK Runn«rt art on of the Kordest-working group of people in the school. TKoy run errands for tht office that are of the most urgent importance. They include Candy Mudrie, Mary Lynn Rossman, Char- lene Fraley, Joyce Ponello, Cindy Hannon, Robin Session, Cindy De- Prospero, Melanie Glenn, Greg Kwolek, Dennis Vrobel, and Jim Severa. The Voice of Union Area High School wos heard throughout the county thanks to these two. Joni Dudek and Paul Krueger were the yovth page correspondents this post yeor. Office Aides The hard-working office aides are, from left: Andy Naples, Karen Williams, Karen Riley, Cande Corpenter, Kathy Smith, Laurie Stewort, and RickyMiller. 73 Cheerleaders The strong voiced varsity cheerleaders that lead our team to victory are: Laurie Stewart, Diane Occibone, Gail Morgan, Judy Cox, Sherry Meyers, and Elaine Gargaz. Our junior varsity cheerleaders are: Pam Mostropetro, Michele Naples, Mary Lynn Rossman, Kathy Nelson, Cindy Slagle, and Kathy Boron. Color Guard The color guard consists of: Mary Jo Dudek, Cindy Sacco, Marsha Stotco, Linda Pelley, Mary Kay Olbres. Marilyn Exposito. Karen Lipp. Kathy Annerralla, Dee Rischel, and Peggy Kitchen. 74 Majorettes and Drill Team The 1070-71 mojorettes or Melita Watt n, Cindy Wroble, Susan Cumbering®, Jodi Dudek, Kathy Salomon, h ad majorette, Beth Dordensky, Gloria Booth, ond Susan Peluso The drill team officers hove had a busy year this year. The officers for this year are: Kathy Slagle. Historian; Cindy Emery, Co-captain; Mary Ann Kaharski, Secretary; Kathy Smith, Captain, and ad- visor Miss Dickey. In the U-fomsotion ore the 1970-1071 drill team. Knoefing Mary Ann ftybka, Judy Dover, Marcia Holl, Kathy Slogle, Janet Bruno, Fron Dadejko, Karen Cifra, Kim Kradle, Cindy Hannon, Cindy De Prospero, Debie Perrino, Diane Latest, Diane Lawrence, Kathy Berkley, Kathy Smith Cindy Emery, Condy Maudry, Donna Terrenovo. Mary Ann Kaharski. Standing: Kim Kent, Karen Boggs, Nancy Ash, Melanie Glenn, Betty Sylvester, Barb Anton, and Nancy Via. 75 Band The officers of the band this year were Dave Navarra, Chair- man of Committees; Patty Morgan, Secretary-Treasurer; Bruce McKibben, President; ond our able band leader, Mr. Henry Krupo. Missing from the picture is Becky Rhodes, Vice-President. The officers were busy trying to raise money for the underclassmen's band trip. The officers had a real headache but did raise some money. The members of the marching band were. Row 1: Mr. Henry Krupa, Rick Jolley, Greg Kwolek, Janet Marshall, Bonnie Dellaverson, Kathy Hemming, Marilyn Watters, Mouree Jo McMillan. Potty Morgan, Doug McKibben, Bob Costa, Jim latess, Jim Dudash. Row 2: Jeonie Hudak, Bonnie Finley, Robin Walters, Moryann Akstulewicz, Tom Wolonsky, Ed Olbrys, Bob Ford. Roy Mundsiak, Bob Adamczyk, John Telesz, and Dove Reebel. Row 3: Susan Pfhales, Peggy Kitchen, Nick Orras, Bruce Ubrys, Jim Duzyk, Bruce McKibben, Roy Kolodziej, Frank Jordan, Tim McMillin, Lee Alteri, and Jim Carter. Row 4 Potty Pfahles. Judy Stokes, Jeff Presnar, Dave Navarra, John Clark, Calvin Shannon, Gary Hare, Bob McVicker, Gary Kwolek, Keith Taylor, Neil Goff, Bob Shannon, Dave Simmons, Joe Melichar, Greg Cooley, and Tow Szewczyk. Due to sickness, a few members are missing. Standing proudly is Joey Melichar, who participated in District Band, Honor's Band, and Regional IV State Band. Calvin Shannon is pictured here as a fine representative to the District Band. 76 Th« bond member pictured above were hard workers at the basketball games and pep rallies. They boosted the ball players' spirits to heights never before experienced by a Union Basketball team and therefore enabled them to become Section 21 Champs (along with a little help from the players). They ore Nick Orros, Dave Navarro, Bonnie Dellaverson, Jeannie Hudok Row 1: Mr. Krupo, Lee Alteri, John Telesz, Frank Jordan, Doug McKibben, Ed Olbrys, Roy Kolodziej. Row 2: Colvin Shannon, Joey Melichar, Bruce McKibben, Bob Ford, Jim Duzyk, Roy Mundziak, and Tom Wolansky. Missing is Dan Kielar. The Stage Bond really came into its own this year. They got some excellent charts ond played before many attentive audiences. The members are Joe Ryczaj, Bob Costa, Paul Kruegar, Dove Fox ond Mr. Krupa. Seated are: Patty Morgan, Doug McKibben, Ed Olbrys, and Ray Kolodziej. Row 1: Lee Alteri, John Telesz, Frank Jordan. Row 2: Joey Melichar, Bruce McKibben, Bob Ford, Bob Adamczyk, and missing are Dave Taylor and Dan Kielar. The band made a trip to Shenango Jazz Festival and several personal appearances to some of the neighboring high schools. 77 Concert Choir This y ar ttction leader were: Joni Dudek, Jackie Callahan, Rhonda Nelson, Bornio Lepri, and Keith Taylor. Sitting at the piano in front of director Mr. Harvey Lucidore are accompanists Melonie Glenn and Paul Krueger. The choir this year was blest with some of the finest voices in the en- tire county. One voice, that of tenor Jeff Salzman, was one of the finest in the Eastern United States. Even going one step farther, the director singled out eighteen select voices to form Choralaires, a group fashioned after the professional chamber choirs. The quartets were busy all over Christmas performing for various dinners and organizations and the entire choir performed several times in outside appearances. With the abundance of talent, and the direc- tion of Mr. Harvey Lucidore, the Choir had all the gusto of last year's members combined with the smooth resonance of true musicianship. The member of the Concert Choir ore, row 1: Karon Cifro, Mary Jenning , Kathy Solomon. Joni Dudek. Goylo Morgan. Karon William . Chri Motuz, Judi Dovor, Linda Pelley, Kay Porrott, Becky Rhodo . Moryonn Kuhor ki, Jockio Callahan, Shorry My or , Karon Lipp, Dion Occhibono, laurio Stewart, Rhonda Nol on, Cindy Wrobol, Micholo Cauolla, Edith Stowart. Row 2: Cindy Hannon, Torri Huff, Kathy Sloglo, Diono Book, Jonot Bruno. Marlono Augu tino, Karon Bogg , Suo Dominick, Donna Montabon. Molame Glenn. Chri Biodka, Dobbio Jock on, Linda Gurgacz, Karon Quinn, Marilyn Expo ito, Audroy Gaydo , Donna Torronova, Patty Morgan, Dobbio Porrino, Paul Kruogor. Row 3: Cindy Sloglo, Kathy Homming, Mary Rouman, Mory Kay Olbry , Scot Stowart, John Norri , Mork Ewort, David Ayor . Richard Woodring, Philip Clark, Chuck Cartwright, Miko Rou so . Bob McVickor, Gary Kwolok. Bornio Ro man, Ron Riggan , Gory Pirkkolo, Sharon Totin, Moli a Woltor . Mary Jo Dudok. Dobbio Frediam. Row 4: Diann Loto , Jeff Krodol, John Clark, John Adam . Bornio Lopri, Jeff Salzman. Chuck Montobon, Tom Womor, Grog Marshall. Robert Patterson, Jurgen Kopp, Keith Taylor, Bob Wilson, Jeff Ammon , Jock Palmer, Dove Trovi . Craig Cook, Tom Chirozzi, Joyce Ponello, Regina Yokopovich, Kim Kent. 78 The members of Honors Chorus ore Joni Dudek, Potty Morgan, Melanie Glenn, Jeff Salzman, Paul Krueger, and Jeff Ammons. They also par- ticipated in other choruses. The members of the mixed chorus ore os follows: Row 1: Brenda Hatfield, Cindy Tomlinson, Kathy Hemming, Corol Bruno, Sharon Bussey, Michele Davisson, Paulo Sopp, Vicki Gush, Judy Moran, Ruby Alick, Lonnie Boyles, Janet Smock, Rick Taylor. Row 2: Marilyn Jerry. Nancy Ash, Judy Cox, Joanne Hudak, Pom Moore, Robin Session, Candy Mudrie. Karen Pardick, Jane Aiken, Diane Cline, Patty Taylor, Jim Bruno. Row 3: Tyrene Zywar, Bonnie Hilke, Linda McKnight, Sue Sheehi, Kim Krodle, Cindy DeProspero, Susan Johns, Diane White, Mike Book, Dove Kerr. Homecoming 1970 A clear, beautiful October night set the perfect atmosphere for our annual Homecoming ceremonies. The brisk air and the starlit skies added a special touch to the memories of the queen and her court. At the arrival of the half, the Union High School Marching Band marched out onto the field to the tune of Raindrops Keep Falling on My Head. As the court was introduced, the girls were escorted from the cars to their positions, anxiously awaiting the crowning of the queen. Finally, the climax of the evening spiraled with the crowning of Charlene Fraley as the 1970-71 Homecoming Queen. Amid the tears of joy and the cheering crowd, the crown was placed on Charlene's head by Marianne Buckley, the 1969-70 Homecoming Queen. With the crown, Charlene also received a bouquet of roses and a football with the team's signatures on it. To top off the even- ing, Charlene was given a royal seal of approval by all as she rode around the field to the melody of Close to You. The 1970-71 Horn «coming Court are from loft: lynn V ko escorted by Joo Melinchor, Sherry Myert escorted by Bob McKnight, Kathy Smith w cortod by Andy Naples, Charlene Fraley, the queen, escorted by Dennis Vrabel; Kathy Solomon escorted by Gary Kwolek, Cindy Deprospero escorted by Mike Jordan, and Ruby Alick escorted by David Bowers. 80 It all happened so quickly! On her way around the field, only 5 minutes after the crowning, Charlene gets a chance to relax a little. The crowning took ploce with much excitement. Our 1969 queen, Marionne Buckley, presided over the ceremony. Dennis closes his eye in grateful hope. The two radiant junior attendants were from left, Cindy Deprospero ond Sherry Myers. They were escorted by Robert McKnight and Mike Jordan. Maybe one of these girls will represent Union in 1971 . . . Good Luckl The two sophomore attendants were from left Ruby Alick, and Lynn Vesco. Their escorts were Dave Bowers and Joe Melinchor. These and the other girls were chosen by bollots in each class. 81 Our Town By Thornton Wilder Cast Marilyn Spisak.......................Assistant Stage Director Kathy Salomon....................................Script Girl Mr. Blair Walters....................................Director Dianne Latess................................Student Director The following pages show the cast and highlights of the play. Our Town. Keith Taylor......................................Stage Manager Bernie Lepri........................................Dr. Gibbs Andy Naples.................................Joe Crowell Gary Hare.................................Howie Newsome Linda Gurgacz......................................Mrs. Gibbs Marilyn Exposito...................................Mrs. Webb Greg Marshall....................................George Gibbs Jackie Callahan.........................Rebecca Gibbs Bob Wilson........................................Wally Webb Kathy Smith.......................................Emily Webb Bob McVicker..........................Professor Willard Richard Woodring....................................Mr. Webb Debbie Crum......................Woman in the Balcony Jeff Kradle......................Man in the Auditorium Bonnie Dellaverson.....................Lady in the Box Bernie Rossman.........................Simon Stimpson Linda Pelley...............................Mrs. Soames Dennis Campbell.......................Constable Warren Gary Kwolek.................................Si Crowell Greg Magno..................................Sam Craig Martin Kuttesch.....................................Joe Stoddard Patty Morgan, Judi Dover, Kathy Slagle................. Assistant Stage Managers Mary Ann Kuharski, Janet Losten, Janet Bruno, Jeanette Antoniazzi, Debbie Farrar..............Choir $«ot«d: Gary Hare, Bernie Rossman, Greg Marshall. Greg Mogno, Dennis Campbell, Andy Naples. Gory Kwolek, McVicker, Bonnie Dellaverson. Marilyn Exposito, Donna Montabon, Mary Ann Kuharski, Potty Morgan, Kathy Smith. Standing: Kathy Slagle, Janet Bruno, Debbie Crum, Linda Gurgacz, Bob Wilson, Martin Kuttesch, Keith Taylor, Linda Pelley, Bernie Lepri, Jackie Callahan, Richard Woodring, Debbie Farrar, Jeff Kradle, Connie Lombardo, Janet Losten. 82 Marilyn is expressing her last thoughts before her daughter is morried. Kathy and Greg are hoving second thoughts just before they soy I do”! Keith, the outstanding stage manoger, is sadly telling the stories of the dead. Here are just a few of the cast being made up before their big per- formance. Donna and Bernie are staring blankly as they portray members of People of Our Town” ore mourning the death of a bride, the dead! 83 Age of Aquarius The 1971 members of the Prom Court are Juniors: Sherry Myers and Fred Miscimora; Cindy DePros pero and Dan Benedict; Elaine Gargacz and Jim Budai. The 1971 king and queen were to be crowned by the 1970 King and Queen, Mike Padula and Mary Ann Buckley. Seniors: Jule Smith and Greg Magno; Goyle Morgan ond Joe Gierlach; Charlene Fraley ond Richard Woodring; Rhonda Nelson and Bob Wilson. The 1971 King and Queen, Gayle Morgan and Joe Gierlach, beam rodi- ontly after being crowned by Mory Ann ond Mike. 84 The new King and Queen danced to the music of Medusa, a group made up of young men from Indiana University of Pa. Their music was enjoyed by all. On the right four couples show their feelings about the Prom. Mike Roussos and Cindy Hannon ore one of the many happy couples who attended the prom. Age of Aquarius was the theme for the 1971 Prom. Many juniors were involved in the construction of the prom which turned out to have wonderful decorations. Mr. Krupa, who had some great ideas, some of which were used and some which weren't, was one of the advisors and he also secured the band for them, since he had a couple of buddies in the band. The many couples who attended the prom really en- joyed the decorations and the band. To the left you see Unnur and her date Carlos who had an excellent time ot the prom and will have some great memories of it for a long time to come. 85 Crossing the threshold at the front of the court it our foreign exchange student, Unnur Valdismarsdotter from Ice- land, and Lionel Zuniga from Costa Rica was her escort. Unnur was chosen as honorary queen of the Teenette Formal. Nancy Ash, queen of the 1970-71 Teenette Formal stands with a winning smile beside her escort Mike Book, amidst the applause and approval of all the crowd. Looking on, from left-right, is Marlene Semonsky, the 1969-70 queen,- Unnur, and Jule Smith, president of Teenettes. Port of the court is shown standing here. They ore from (L-R): Sr. Debbie DeLeone, escorted by Andy Naples; Sr. Queen Nancy Ash, with escort Mike Book, Sr. Kathy Smith, escorted by Gary Kwolek, Jr. Elaine Gargacz ond her escort Jim Mastropietro, and Soph. Cindy Slagle, escorted by Jim Budai. Other attendants were Jr. Judi Cox with her escort Nick Squeglio, ond Soph Pam Mastropietro with David Kelley. In the background is Honorary Queen Unnur Valdismarsdotter. Out of breath from on enjoyable evening, the attention of a few is caught by our photographer. Sweethearts Roses Lead by Jackie Callahan are two small, but important individuals— crownbearer, Jimmy Singer ond flower girl, Wendy McKay Even though all the couples enjoyed the music provided by Biggy Rot , a few couples found time to refresh over some punch. 86 BASEBALL BASKETBALL FOOTBALL GOLF GYM TEAM TRACK Senior Tackle Dave Ayers Senior Guard JeH Brown Senior Tockle Dennis Campbell Senior Guard Rocco DeMase Senior Tockle Martin Kuttesch Senior Tight End Don DeVite SCOTS 70 Senior Flanker Greg Marshall Senior Flanker Bob McVicker Senior Tockle Mark Montgomery Senior Fullbock Cal Shannon Senior Split End Keith Taylor, Jr. Senior Center Chuck Retort Senior Halfback Bob Wilson At this time we would like to thank the coaches for the time and effort they spent with us in helping us become better young men in the way football can. Player , Row 1: Greg Marshall, Keith Toylor. Richord Woodring, Bob Wilson. Dove Ayers. Colvin Shonnon. Dennis Campbell. Row 2: Mortin Kuttesch, Carl Dengler. Jeff Brown. Don Cassello, Rocco DeMose. Chuck Retort. Mark Montgomery. Row 3: Bob McVicker. Chuck Cartwright. Leonard Mauney. Jeff Ammons. Phil Clark. Steve Catale, Mike Roussos. Don Summerville, Jock McCullough Row 4: Rich Taylor, Dan Bruno. Bob Shannon. Craig Cook. Dan Benedict, Sheldon Sumner, Fred Miscomarra, Steve Plyler. Row 5: Tom Chirozzi, Randy Presner, Bob Seminaro, Scott Stewart, Tim Verdi, Joe Caiazza, Bernie Lepri. Row 6: Dove Sniezek, Tim Patterson. Bob Bistyga, Bill Buckley, Rick Quinn, Bud Erwin. Row 7: Dove Padula, Dove Chiafullo, Dave Retort, Rick Lawson. The Men Behind the Men. I. to R.: Bernie Lepri, Mgr.. Poul Krueger, Stot., Jeff Salzman, Stat. Missing: Scott Stewart. Dad, it has to go this way. 90 91 Section 21 Champs Th« members of Union' Championship Basketball Team who had an overall record of 21 wins and 2 losses ore: Ken Lucas. Joe Gierlach, Ralph Currie. Jim Mostropietro. Dennis Wysocki, Tony Bartley. Jeff Presnar. Tom Riley. Jeff Ammons. Mike Covelli. Sheldon Sumner, and Bob McKnight. Kneeling ore Managers Dave Kuhorski and Jurgen Kopp and Statisticians Martin Kuttesch and Joe Dominick. Scotties Championship Record Union 101 Farmington 54 Union 74 Mohawk 70 Union 64 (Overtime) Riverside 61 Union 69 Neshannock 66 Union 63 Lowellville 56 Union 82 Wilmington 48 Union 87 Moniteau 52 Union 86 Shenango 77 Union 86 Mars 79 Union 57 Slip. Rock 48 Union 104 Farmington 64 Union 77 Northwestern 60 Union 75 Elderton 53 Union 89 Laurel 52 Union 74 Sharpsville 70 Union 60 Mohawk 79 Union 83 Slip. Rock 52 Union 80 Neshannock 58 Union 68 Northwestern 63 Union 104 Wilmington 59 Union 79 Laurel 41 Union 66 Shenango 55 Denotes League Games W.P.I.A.l. Play-offs Union 43 Midland 66 92 Union Scotties J.V The Junior Vorsity, olthough not os good os the Varsity, hod a very good seoson. The team consisted of Joe Dominick, Bobby Seminoro, Dove Chifullo, Chuck Montabon, Bob McKnight, Rondy Connors, Dave Bowers, Ricky Quinn, Dove Kuhorski. Standing are Jurgen Kopp, Bob lotsko. Sheldon Sumner, Jeff Ammons, Rondy Egbert, Ron Tomon, Jeff Solzmon. Jeff Presnor. Dennis Wysocki, Tom Szewczyk, Dove Wysocki, and Mr. Takocs. Mr. Covelli Varsity Coach Mr. lakacs JV Coach Mr. Dougherty Ninth Grade Coach Mr. Hart Eighth Grade Coach 93 95 Mike Covelli—Forward Pictured at the left is the final result of a season's effort of a tremendous Scottie team. The boys received this trophy in honor of their magnificent display of skill and vic- tories in basketball. This was not just a seasonal accomplishment for these boys, for they worked year-round to excel in their sport. They competed well as a team, a single unit, to defeat other schools and to take home to Union the title of Champs of Section 21. 96 Golf Team Union 6.............................Shenango 10 Union 14...............................Mohawk 2 Union 13V2......................Seneca Valley 2V2 Union 2..............................Shenango 14 Union ..............................Mohawk IV2 Union 15Vfc.....................Seneca Valley V2 Bob Mickey McKnight hod the best average score on Union's Golf Team. His averoge entitled him to compete in the W.P.I.A.I. Qualifier at Stonecrest. He then qualified to go to Montour Country Club in Pittsburgh where he also scored well. s members of the golf team this year were Doug McKibben, Bob McKnight. Bruce McKibben. Bernie Rossmon. joe Gierloch, Jock Palmer, and ve Bowers. 97 Track Team Row 1: Gary Hare, Richard Woodring, Greg Mogno, Brian Dean, Bob McVicker, John Tabisz, Fred Homner, Henry Mateja, Carl Dengler, Bob Wil- son. Row 2: Wayne Schweikert, Chuck Cartwright, Dan Benedict, Mike Roussos, Jeff Ammons, Dave McClure, Tom Chirozzi, Bob Buckley, Steve Ply- ler, Craig Cook, Jack McCullough, Dave Wysocki Row 3: Greg Kwolek, Tim Patterson, Leonard Mauney, Phil Clark, Bill Buckley, Rick Pearsall, Mark Ewart, Dave Simmons, Dave McAnallen. Row 4: Rick Adams. Sam Diabase. Jim French, Tim Cox, Fred Droeder, Rick Wigley, Joe Hassen, Jim Latess, Dave Taylor. Row 5: Coaches Roussos and Matthews. 4 Mr. Roussos has been trock coach for some years now but this was Mr. Matthews first yeor. Gary Hare—High and Low Hurdles. The Track team had a very impressive record this year. The Track team is really starting to come into its own. They are getting many young men interested in the team and it is really becoming a menace to the older established track teams in our area. Union has many new and upcom- ing young stars and the coaches should really have some- thing to look forward to. Henry Mateja—Mile Relay Teom. 98 Richard Woodring—220 and 440. Fred Homntr—Javelin Greg Magno—High Jump. Bob McVicker—Broad Jump and Triple Jump. Brian Dean—Shot Put. Carl Dengler—Shot Put and Discus. 99 Baseball Union's Fine. Hordworking 1970-71 Baseball Teom consists of the following: Row 1: Dave Reeble, George Augustine, Mike Kearns, and Ken Cos vello Row 2: Dennis Vrabel, Martin Kuttesch, Gory Commesso, Dove Mrozek, Bernie Rossman, Ken Lucas, Jim Mastropietro, Joe Gierlach, and Ron Cooper Row 3: Rick Jolley. George Alick. John Parillo, Larry Dwyer. Lou Roussano, Joe Bump, Gary Kwolek, Bob Latsko, Chuck Montobon, Bob Me Knight, Fred Miscimorro, ond Dave Wysocki. The two men who were definitely the leaders in promoting good sportsmanship and a fine Scottie baseball team are coaches Mr. Hort and Mr. Dougherty. Record UNION OPPOSITION 2 Hubbard 0 6 Hickory 2 0 Ell wood 12 4 Struthers 2 16 Hubbard 3 6 New Castle 5 9 Sharpsville 3 2 Ell wood City 4 9 West Middlesex 3 1 Struthers 4 7 Sharon 8 7 Hickory 8 5 Slippery Rock 0 2 Shenango 0 18 WINS—10 LOSSES 3 Wilmington 4 3 Northwestern 2 1 Mohawk 0 3 Neshannock 1 10 Laurel 0 10 Riverside 3 0 Shenango 1 1 Wilmington 2 2 Northwestern 3 12 Slippery Rock 6 1 Mohawk 4 10 Neshannock 4 9 Laurel 0 8 Riverside 2 100 Seniors Dove Mrozek Pitcher Dennis Vrobel Catcher 101 Gory Kwolek 1st Baseman Joe Gierloch Shortstop Gory Com messo—Right Field. Bernie Rossmon—Third Bose. 102 Mortin Kuttesch—First Bose. These are the girls united to form our hardworking gym team. Each and every night, they remained after school for hours to practice ond perfect their routines. They are, standing, l-c: Eileen Buckley, Karen Yanarella, Debbie Whiteford, Cindy Donofrio, Mrs. Hill, who is their gym team advisor, Diane Occhibone, Laurie Stewart, Gayle Morgan, and Jackie O'Leary. Seated are: Debbie Perrett, Nancy Hummed, Pam Mastropeitro, Janice Jones, Pot Mastropeitro, Vickie Shoaf, Nancy Jo Frazier, Rosalie Peluso, Karen Riley. Gym Team These three girls were the seniors on the squad and did a tremen- dous job in making points at all the meets. To the right is Gayle Morgan, who worked on floor exercises and the uneven bars. At the bottom to the left is Laurie Stewart, who worked with the horse, balance beam, and on floor exercises. And on the bottom right is Diane Occhibone, who scored fine upon the floor, the unevens, and the beam. 103 Memories from a Terrific Season The fantastic basketball season was accompanied by standing-room only crowds. After clinching the title, the crowd flooded the floor. Joe went up for two—untouched. The student body followed the team—even in the cafeteria. The pep band provided lively entertainment during pre-game and half time. The cheerleaders put their hearts and energy into keeping the team's spirits high during the season. 104 Homeroom Representatives on Student Council. Homeroom Teachers. Class of 1974 Mr. Blair Walter 9A Rick Adams Mr. John Leitera 9B Cecilia Gianni Mrs. Annotto Walczak 9C Robert Kuttesch Mrs. Carolyn Binkley 9D Karen Riley Mr. Ed Martsolf 9V Ray Kent We, the class of 1974, would like to thank the homeroom representatives and teachers for their help during the 1970-71 school year. Row 1: Eiloon Buckley. Karen Borzocchiello, Susan Davis, Debbie Black, Mory Ann Akstulewicz, George Augustine, Bill Aunkst, Sam Bern- stine, Ken Bump, Bob Bridges. Row 2: Nancy Aiken. Mary Lou Kerr. Beth Dardynski, Kathy Cassello, Jancie McCombs, Debbie Blashok, Poggy Coates, Kothy Campbell, Mory Ann Bauder, Anthony Bertolino, Cheryl Cooper. Row 3: Shorlene Arnold. Greg Cassello, Rick Adams, Anthony Vendelli, Bonnie Lynn Bailey, Sharon Cooper, Patricio Blews, Scott Benedict, Bob Adamczyk, John Biedka. Row 1: Cindy Donofrio, Trudy Gilliland, Rose Harding, Chris Hunsinger. Dorene DeMose, Jim Dover, Bob Fletcher, Gerry Clork. Row 2: Eileen Flynn, Sandra Farrell, JoAnn Fosnought, Tracy Hodge, Kim Fondrick, Nancy Frozier, Sherry Eles, Jim Farone, Scott Johnston, Tim Dudosh. Row 3: Cecelia Gianni, Cindy Dewberry. Nancy Jendrysik, Robin Fowler, Noncy Hummed, Karen Hutz, Cheryl Galmarini, Kathy Glidden, Bonnie Fenton, Terry Grimes. Debbie Johns. Row 4: Jim Eles. Jim French, Mike Crist. Sam DiBiase, Tim Cwynor, Larry Hoover, Fred Droeder, Larry Dwyer, Jeff Hammers, Roy Ann Hartzell. 106 tow 1: Carlono Hay not, Jolono Million . Kathy Pacella, J on Leithman, Jacki OL ary, Barbara McVick r, Greg Kwolek, Richard Jolley, Michael Kearns, Clark Lingenfelter. Row 2: Debbi Jon t, Jon t Manifrong, Debbie Perrett, Barb Kulnis, Carol Miscimarro, Kor n Miller, Roxann Kirkwood, Potty Manot, Cindy Kennedy, Dan Kielar. Row 3: Melodis Patton, Darlene Nero. Laura Park, Sandra Palmer, Barb Penwell, Cindy Leosure, Rosalie Peluso, Janet Marshall, Bill Long, David Napadono, Bob Kuttesch. Row 4: Frank Moturi, Jon Lafrance, Georg Laventky, Don Morgan, Mike Lovich, John Parillo, Larry Noder, Tim McMillin, Roy Mundziak. Row 1: Frank Spinelli, Fred Rossano, Lorraine Verouesi, Debbie Sallmen, Karen Stewart, Cindy Pitzer, Cindy Sizer, Vickie Shoof, Debbie Whiteford, Karen Yannarella Row 2: Linda Waters, Mary Pfahles, Jim Ridenbaugh, Marguerito Prejsnar, Lisa Tomlinson, Cheri Vlosich, Alesia Ouear, Karen Moore, Lori Shoaf, Bob Summerville. Row 3: Karen Riley, Patty Pfahles, Velera Riggans, Debbie Scocchera, Linda Telesz, Lori Perrett, Dave Taylor, Greg Shiderly. Row 4: Gary Perrino, Jim Patterson, Don Quinn, Jim Podula, Sam Satterfield, Frank Schuler, Ed Stewart. tow 1: Patsy Orlando, Nickie Orras, Harry Brown, Terry MacAnallen, Sam Jones, Jock Huff, Rickie Wolf, John Warren. Row 2: Jerry Thomas, Joe Hasson, John Richardson, Ray Kent, Jeff Jones, Bill Wellman, Paul Kaprivnak, Bruce Ubry. Row 3: Darrell Raub, Rick Wigley, Nick Zarella, Robert Thurman, Bob Fruit, Dave Vanazia, James Weaver, Bill Harding. 107 Class of 1975 Row 1: Kathy Caprose, Joo Caprose, Gory Clino, Joff Campboll, Bill Bussey, Norma Loo Alloy, Roxanne Ash, Terry Bloite, Carlton Book. Row 2: Tim Brown, Bob Biedka, John Berkley, Richard Ames, Sam Benninghoff. Robert Corran, Carol Arnold, Bonnie Book, Judy Bees, Sandra Aeppli Row 3: Dennis Currie, Bill Church, Frank Burkes, Mike Barker, Jackie Augustine, Kim Adams, Karen Clingensmith. Beth Bruner, Janet Carbone, Cindy Borowski. Row I: Dale Evans, Jon Guido, Steve Fruit, Dave Mromyok, Gary Fusco, Gory Cline, Robert Stewart, Darlene Cooper, Marlene Cooper, Cathy Gard- ner. Row 2: Ron Duncan, Mike Dean, Linda Crocraft, Mary Ann Dexter, Barbara Flynn, Bonnie Fowler, Carolyn DeMatteis, Vickie Fow, Laura Genovo, Gail Meath, Janet Clark. Row 3: John Gavroy, Roy Delfosse, John Dodejko, Jim Gatto, Lorry Hall, Rick Cox, Ron Egbert, Debbie Daniels, Tammy Jacobs, Mary Lou Hasson, Jo Anne Covelli. 108 Row 1: Jodi Jenkins, Sondro Milton, David Jones, Patty Michael, Mark Klenotic, John Kitchen, Robert Michael, Sherry Lecomte, Brenda Jones. and Kim McClure. Row 2: Linda Kerr, Elizabeth levensky, Delores Martin, Mike lobaugh, Randall Kulnis, Mike Mangino, Dennis Kosciuszko, Cheryl John- son, Karen Krueger, and Rosemary Navarra. Row 3: Scott Jackson, Richard Lepri, David Mars, David Lawrence, Joe Latsko, Fred Love, Bill McCowin. Susan Maturi, Woodrow List, and Kim Nosik. Barbara Padovano, Karen Proctor, Patricio Peluso, Cindy O'Leary, Louis Presnor, Joe Orras, Kim Petrella, Michell Paglia, Bobbie Petrella, and Gary Orlando. Row 2: Terri Rogan, Debbie Pitzer, Joy Patton, Jodi Panella, Brenda Rausch, Barbara Pfahles, Diane Presnor, Bobbie Iseman, and Mike Petrella. Row 3: Robert Natale, Nickie Natale, James Quinn, Ken Ruppersberger, Phil Sallmen, John Murski, Don Miller, and David Peebles. Row 1: Jody Smith, Virginia Seminara, Donna Vaughan, Ralph Snyder, Martin Yannorella, Robert Stewart, Donald Valento, Mary Lou Sallmen, and Debbie Slicker. Row 2: Barbara Squeglia, Teresa Shuler, John Wrotny, George Wolters, Tim Summer, Patricia Shaffer, Brenda Vesco, Nancy Shook, and Kimberly Swogger. Row 3: Gerald Zarlingo, Dale Young, Rlbert Watters, Harlod Smith, Frank Squeglia, Greg Bartholomen, and Cynthia Smolnik. 109 Class of 1976 Class 7-A. Row 1: Doris Bump, Earl Dean, Jerry Brown, Anthony Borzacchiello, Robert Brown, Robert Aepple, Patricio Apicelli, Cynthia Buckley. Stacey Hoffman, Rose Bender Row 2: David Affagoto, Dannie Black Edward Cucitrone. Keith Brenneman, Kimberly Bianebi, Jean Benedict. Row 3: Robert Buckel, Diane Covelli. Marcia Crist, Cindy Deleone, Edward Costa, Debbie Catron, Harry Annarella, Collen Block, Nancy Bordyniuk Row 4: Robert Coblentz, James Chiafullo, Phillip Bartolone, Bradley Bidinotto, Ronald Bruno, Kathy Commesso, Robert Carr, Timothy Bailey, Denise Collins. Class 7-B. Row 1: Douglas Fazzone, Robert Humphrey, James Cox, James Dess, Raymond Haza, Mark Ford, Michele Hartzell, Dorothy Gilliland, JoAnn Elias, Ronald Slicker, Joseph French. Row 2: Catherine Klenotic, Tommy DeMose, Jeanann DeGiacoma, Dorothy Kerr, Donna Frazier, Theresa Flynn, Debra Hodgson, Pamela Kelley, Linda Dexter, Cindy Janiel, Richard Eakin. Row 3: Jamie Fletcher, Jennie Habib, Bonita Gonet, Marcia Guinaugh, Tammy Hroczo, Darlene Fleeger, Jamer Fusco, Dennis Gardner, Jeffrey Fry, William Exposito. Row 4: Mitchell Horney, Daniel Gierlach, Kit Ehrheart, Margaret Exposito. no 1 Clou 7-C. Row 1: Anna Orros, Dal Konst, Robert Me Fall, Martin Norris, Thomas Nelson, Kenneth Miller, Raymond Kelley, Michel Panella, Debra Natale, Catherine Nail. Row 2: William Mars, Monica Novak, Tony Lucas, Kimberly Patterson, Debra Oberding, Rhonda Nero, Melinda Nicholson, Robert Jolley. Row 3: Mary Ostrowski, Michael Nicholson, William Leasure, Terri May, Barbara Mongine, Linda Michaelangelo, Bobbie Nelson, Mary Mora, Bernadette Natale. Cheryl Len. Row 4: Larry Kwolek, Douglos Laughlin, Steven Lucas, Richard Mora, Charles Pezzulo, Mark Joniel, Renee Magno, Patricia Stewort. Clou 7-D Row 1: Robert Whiteford, Williom Socco, Ronald Snyder, Brian Sponosa, Grant Smith, Kenneth Shaffer, Thomas Perrett, Jeffrey Sea- mans, Leslie Ransom, John Pauline, Anne Sopkovich. Row 2: Jodi Warren, Karen Shaffer, Cindy White, Virginia Stewart, Lauren Zaccorelli, Luanne Shiderty, Pamela Rybka, Faye Stoner, Denisa Pisciuneri, Karen Puzio, Michele Shuler. Row 3: Dianna Thurman, Thomas Swogger, Paul Vallely. Wil- liam Pardick, James Reebel, Glen Schweikert, Ray Womer, David Wiech, Anna Quear, Sherido Smolnik, Kathy Pfahles, Judith Ross. Ill Student Council The 9th grode student council members ore: Karen Riley, Cecilia Gianni, Ray Kent, Rick Adams, and Bob Kuttesch. Members of the 8th grade student council are: Joanne Covelli, Potty Peluso, Kim Adams, Bob Stewart, Mark Klenotic. The following members of the 7th grade student council are. Denise Pisciuneri, Delores Kerr, Ron Bruno, and Bob Jolley. Librarians Junior High Librarians are: Seated: Cindy O'Leary. Brenda Vesco. Barb Kulnis, Debbie Whiteford. Janet Monifrang, Dherry Eles. Eileen Flynn, Cindy Donofrio. ond Cindy Sizer. Standing ore: Mr. Logan, Rosemarie Navarro, Dorlene Cooper, Kathy Gardner, Marlene Cooper, Patty Shaffer, Brenda Rausch, Kim Nosik, Karen Riley, Jackie O'Leary, Lori Shoaf, Cecilia Gianni, Karen Miller, Diane Presnar, Cindy Borowski, Beth Brummer. Terri Rogon, Debbie Pitzer, and Janet Clark. Missing ore: Patty Pfahles ond Debbie DeJoseph. 112 The members of the Junior High Band are Row 1: Brenda Jones, Michele Schuler, Nancy Bordyniok. Kim Adams, Cheryl len, Denise Collins, Earl Dean, Keith Brennamen, John Gavroy. Row 2: Virginia Seminaro, Patty Adamczyk, Rhonda Krueger, Margaret Exposito, Lauren Zocarelli. Row 3: John Kitchen, Jonathan Guido. Bill Exposito, Dave Hromiok, Robert Stewart, Randy Kulnis. Row 4: Robert Jolley. Jeff Campbell, Louis Presnar, Richard Lepri, Joe Orras. The Ninth Grade Chorus consists of Row 1: Debbie Whiteford, Cindy Sizer, Eileen Buckley, Cindy Donofrio, Darlene Nero, Melodie Patton, Linda Telesz, Kathy Pacella, Naomi Watters, Bill Aunkst, Sam Bernstine, Bob Kuttesch, Scott Johnson. Row 2: Jockie O'Leary, Vickie Shoaf, Karen Yan- narella, Cecelia Gianni, Kathy Glidden, Sherry Cooper, Patty Slews. Joanne Fosnought, Carol Miscimara, Tracey Hodge, Debbie Perret. Row 3: Royann Hortzell. Sherry Eles, Bonnie Fenton, Peggy Coates. Lory Shoaf. Nancy Jendrysik. Beth Dordynski. Cindy Leasure, Debbie Scocchera, Volerie Riggins, Kothy Cassella, Barb McVicker, Kimberly Fondrick, Doreen Demase, John Biedka, Tim Cox, Jim Patterson. The members of the Seventh and Eighth Grade Chorus ore Row 1: Roxanne Ash, Lauren Zocarelli, Darlene Cooper. Marlene Cooper, Karen Kruegar, Tony Lucas, Robert Jolley, Denise Piscuinari, Diana Sopkovich, Potty Apposetti, Theresa Schuler. Kim Petrella. Row 2: Debbie Pitzer, Terri Rogan, Kim Patterson. Kim McClure, Delores Mortin, Jodi Jenkins, Virginia Seminoro, Cathy Gardner. Michele Ponella, Norma Allen. Janet Rousch. Wendy Boyles, Jockie Augustine, Kim Adams, Bobbi Nelson. Row 3: Jammie Fletcher, Terri May. Bonnie Gonnet, Lindy Cracroft, Vickie Fox, Peggy Ex- posito, Janet Clark, Joanne Covelli, Keith Brennamen, Glen Schweikert, Jeff Seamens, Mike Barker, Don Miller, John Dadjeko. Cheerleaders Th. .n.rg.tk Junior High ch«,l.od.r. row 1. kn .ing iron M. .0 ri9h,. or.: D.bbi. Whifford. co.op.oin Vicki. Shoo coptoin.J.w J: None, Jo Fraii.r, Jocki. O L«.ry. Row 3: Joonn Covlli. ond Barb Kulni,. Th. girl, ch r«J .h. Jun.or H.gh ..on.,, both foo.boll o basketball, on to victory and the Section Junior High Tri-County championships. Pep Club Th. or. .h. v.ry .nthuciortic, proud p.p club rn.mb.rr who ch r.d righ. olong with A. chM,l d.r, ond who rupporfd A.ir winning - ™, time after time to the Number I spot in the Tri-County. 114 Junior High Basketball The Junior High kept up its winning streak by the Ninth Grade basketball team winning its section and then the championship game. The mem- bers of the team are: Kneeling: Rick Jolley, Bill Aunkst, Tim McMillin, Sam Bernstein, Jimmy Quinn, Dan Gierlach, George Augustine. Standing: Ken Bump, Bob Adamczyk, Jim Padula, Rick Adams, Jim French, Mike Crist, Scott Benedict, Don Quinn, and Mr. Dougherty. The Eighth Grade team consists of: Kneeling: Louis Presnar, Ken Ruppersberger, Tim Sumner, Marty Yannarella, George Walters, John Kitchen. Standing: Mr. Hort, Tim Brown, Dennis Currie, David Mars. Dave Lawrence, Joe Latsko, Phil Solmen, Ron Egbert, Dan Gierlach. 115 Youth We ore youth We ore moving We hove no definite direction. But we ore moving Crossing seos of confusion, Stopping ot islands of hope, Climbing mountains of sorrow. Resting in valleys of joy Towards maturity But not too swiftly, For we are youth, And we must constantly strive to maintain that status Ever feorful of that day when we will be youth no longer But while we are We must command attention Watch us We must be recognized Acclaim us We must be heard, for what we are saying comes from our hearts Listen to us We are youth —packie The Voice of Youth We know everything Yet despite our knowledge, We know nothing We cry out in desperation for understanding. For we ourselves are the least understood We are pleading for world unity. Even though the differences among our ranks tend to divide us But there is one thing we all have in common We are young Therefore, we are youth. And this is our voice —packie KAS KWOLEK'S STUDIO Many Thanks For all You have done for the UNION UTOPIAN For the Past Eleven Years Manufacturers of Quality Candies in Lawrence County Since 1898 Specializing in Fund Raising Sales for: Schools Churches Any Size Organization Locally Owned Operated Three Retail Stores Factory N. Mill St. Lawrence Avenue New Castle, Pa. 16101 Ellwood City, Pa. Phone—652-7103 Phone—752-7771 2612 W. State St. New Castle, Pa. 16101 Phone—652-3831 118 Congratulations PEPSI You've got a lot to live Pepsi's got a lot to giv t. DRANE TRUCK SALES INC. JOHN J. NOGA See us first. FUNERAL HOME We are the truck people from General Motors. GMC Trucks, Buses, Parts, Services 1142 South Mill St. New Castle, Pa. 901 Sampson St., New Castle, Pa. Ph. 652-6695 THE AREA'S LARGEST JEWELER THE AREA'S DIAMOND SPECIALISTS 2 STORES TO SERVE YOU . . . Towne Mall 218 Washington St. 658-3733 652-6651 LIMP IN—LEAP OUT VALLEY AUTO SPRING CO. INC. 1001 Harbor St. New Castle, Penna. 16101 Compliments of CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK Of New Castle, Pa. Member of F.D.I.C. NEW CASTLE SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE 314 East Washington St. New Castle, Penna. 16101 120 Congratulations To The Class of 71 New Castle Fruit Produce Inc. 431 South Mill St. New Castle, Pa. 16101 “Fresh Fruit Vegetables Phone 654-7767 Augustine's Italian Villiage 833 East Lutton St. Frozen Pizza At Your Local Supermarket Good Luck To The BERKELY'S WEST SIDE MARKET Co,“ 71“ 914 West Washington Street New Castle, Pennsylvania 652-6721 12) FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF NEW CASTLE 25 North Mill St., New Castle, Penna. Member F.D.I.C. Congratulations and Best Wishes from ROCKY'S SUPERMARKET 1908 W. Washington Street Congratulations Class of 71 . GUS' HITE'S DAIRY Men's and Boy's Sportswear Home of Adam Hats 920 W. Washington St. 658-4302 Rawlings Sporting Goods 106 East Washington St. 652-8471 122 THRIFTY MARKET INC. PERRETT AUTO BODY 24 Hour Towing R.D. No. 3 English Ave. 654-2395 IN YEARS TO COME HAVE FUN SCOTTIES GOLF TRAMPOLINE BASEBALL ARCHERY TASTEE FREEZE Compliments of TROGGIO'S 1750 New Butler Rd. New Castle, Penna. J. C. TUCKER FLORISTS AND GREENHOUSES Flowers for all Occasions 525 W. Washington Street 658-8579 124 the bank that likes young people Bo, itional of Lawrence Gounty M KM BCR FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION PEOPLE'S REALTY CO., INC. THE INSURANCE CENTER OF LAWRENCE COUNTY 26 N. Mercer Street New Castle, Pennsylvania 16103 Telephone: 654-5547 Rest Wishes from CIALELLA and CARNEY FLORISTS 1224 S. Mill St. New Castle 652-8412 Compliments of 1 ) MARSHALL CONTI 'Cotfi PHILLIPS 66 SERVICE Maori's Barber 1901 West State Street Shop New Castle, Pa. 16101 Phone: 658-9380 1814 West State St. 125 THANK YOU THE CLASS OF '71 WISHES TO THANK THE UNION AREA BOARD OF EDUCATION, AD- MINISTRATION, FACULTY, OUR PARENTS, AND EVERYONE ELSE WHO HELPED US SUC- CESSFULLY COMPLETE OUR EDUCATION. GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1971 FROM THE CLASS OF 1972. BUTZ FLOWERS Florists of New Castle For Over 116 Years 245 E. Washington Street PAUL'S PHARMACY 645 E. Washington St. Phone: 652-9851 C. Paul Zaremba Owner WALMO CLEANERS Coin Operated Dry Cleaning Personalized Dry Cleaning and Pressing Shirts Laundered and Finished Pick up and Delivery 658-9639 2420 Wilmington Road THE TEEN CORNER Smart fashions for Juniors and Subteens Corner North ond Mill St. McCLENAHAN'S Cab-Units and Travel Trailer Sales and Service 2163 W. State St. Phone: 654-7156 John C. Wajert Pharmacy Inc.- 16 W. Long Ave. New Castle, Po. Nicholus C Squeglia, Pharm. Thomas C. Wajert, Pharm. f ) MARSHALL CONTI PHILLIPS 66 SERVICE 1901 West State Street New Castle, Pa. 16101 Phone: 658-9380 Best Wishes from CIALELLA and CARNEY FLORISTS 1224 S Mill St New Castle 652-8412 KlfilTHDnoHSCO 22,000 ARTICLES IN HARDWARE HEW CASTLE, — PENNA. 16101 24 E. Washington St. 130 Congratulations Graduates FUN IN THE SUN at PINE HILLS LAKE from Your Store of Dependability STROUSS' Picnic Area—Beach Skeeter Boats 7nter's Congratulations to the Class of 71 NEW CASTLE Men's and Boys' Wear Since 1906 BATTERY MFG. COMPANY 210 E. Washington St. New Castle, Penna. Rt. 18 North New Castle, Penna. 13) Congratulations Class of '71 Perelman's Jeweler Compliments Expert diamond Importers of 124 East Washington Street NICKLES New Castle, Pa. 16101 BAKER OF TOASTMASTER AND TIGER BREAD Congratulations Class of '70 Axe's Market Suggestions from the new idea bank 1. Get a Job . . . 2. Open a checking and savings account 3. Continue your education . . . PA. Progressive and Imaginative Banking Member FDIC no PEOPLE'S BANK OF WESTERN 132 Congratulations From Members of the Lawrence County Automotive (Car Dealers) Association VELTRE—BURRELLI SALES SERVICE AMERICAN MOTORS—GENERAL TIRES POLARIS SNOWMOBILES-STEREO TAPES PLAYERS 2414 WILMINGTON ROAD 658-5503 OR 658-4728 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 71 from LAWRENCE SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY Lawrence County's Full Service Bank Member F.D.I.C. FOR THE FINEST FLOWERS WEINGARTNER FLORISTS Phone 658-6629 Best Wishes to the Class of 71 CONNERLY'S CLEANERS North Mercer St. New Castle, Pa. Phone:652-1311 134 PATRONS Mr. ond Mrs. Michael F. Annorella Mrs. Eleanor Cassella Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cumberledge Mrs. Betty Dellaverson Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Dover, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gurgasz Mr. and Mrs. Martin S. Kuttesch Mr. and Mrs. Dom Mastropietro Mr. and Mrs. Julian D. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Louis Montabon Mr. and Mrs. Zack Moran Mr. and Mrs Ronald Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Ed Olbrys Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rhodes Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Sargent Mrs. Eugene R. Stewart Mrs. Mildred Taylor Mr. and Mrs Dovid Woodring The 1970-71 yearbook staff extends their thanks to the above people for their kind partonage of our book. 135 School Board The members of fhe School Board for this year are: Seated: Mr. Nicholas Sgueglio; President. Mr. John Fusco; Vice President. Mrs. Isabelle Hartley; Mr. Clayton Houk. Standing: Mr. Paul Rice; Mr. Merle Rodgers. Mr. Russell Bowers; Mr. William Duff. Missing from the Board ore Mr. Morris Bern- ttine, Mr. Phillip Clark, and Mr. Andrew Semonsky. 136 Interested in not only the upkeep, maintenance, and the running of our school, but in the welfare of administration, faculty and most of all, student body, are the members of our school board.

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