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

 - Class of 1977

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Class of 1977.................................7 Athletics....................................35 Underclassmen...................... .........61 Student Life.................................87 Activities...................................95 Educators...................................115 Organizations...............................125 Contributors 157 Thousands of Paper Rolls . .. conformity . .. originiality ... conventionality ... variety ... 140 unique individuals ... Life is filled with sameness. One day is like another, every school is similar to its counterpart, each graduating class is the same as its predecessor. People with false faces — deceptively bland and indifferent — an endless stream of perfect, paper dolls. We could have been like that, we might have been one hundred and forty members in that tissue chain of dullness. But in 1977, at Union High School, there was a class with the courage to be different, the forcefulness to leave its mark and the strength to declare to the world — I AM.” Code of Life: work hard; play to the allowable limit; disregard equally the good and bad opinion of others; never do a friend a dirty trick ... never grow indignant over anything ... live the moment to the utmost of its possi- blities ... and be satisified with life always, but never with oneself. — George Jean Nathan 6 First day of school in 1965 ... See Spot run! ... being scared to death to leave your mother ... writing numbers, sometimes backwards ... having partners to walk down the hall with ... joining Brownies and Cub Scouts ... ar- ranging showcases ... monkey bars, swings, and seesaws ... “Mary Poppins ... square dancing in third grade ... crossing the parking lot to the “big” building ... favorite teachers ... learning multiplication tables ... changing classes for the first time ... patrol officers ... marbles ... jacks, and jump-rope ... gym show ... Scot tie Tales ... Sixth-grade adven- ture trip to Pittsburgh ... autograph books ... sailor hats and ribbons streaming behind us ... final day festivities ... losing the feeling of superiority to a totally different world ... maze of muddled halls and confusion ... changing classes on your own ... the girls finally cooking and sewing and the boys hav- ing fun in wood and metal shop ... finding new friends from Madonna, St. Mary's, and St. Vitus ... first pep rally ... gym suits ... should we or shouldn't we take showers? ... becoming librarians ... first real athletic com- petition ... our first taste of basketball suc- cess, eighth grade (1973) ... first loves ... making our own decisions ... decisions for a course of study ... the amazing choice of classes ... forming a unique class with a personality all of its own ... joining clubs ... raising money to be spent in years to come ... our first class party ... becoming a Teenette ... embarrassment at the Towne Mall ... our first Formal ... homework ... class rings ... dreaming of that day in )une 1977 ... waiting for driver's permits to arrive ... falling asleep on chemistry books ... college boards ... “The Second Time Around” ... hard-working class officers ... preparing for our jr.-Sr. Prom, “Memories” ... becoming leaders, cap- tains, editors, presidents, and winners ... dis- secting frogs ... chemistry labs ... prom in- vitations ... induction of NHS members ... Geauga Lake ... taking senior pictures ... running laps in band camp ... returning in September of 1976 for the last time ... begin- ning our senior year ... “we're seniors! ... football injuries ... Homecoming ... dance at the firehall ... Girl's Basketball Champs ... voting for senior trips and class colors ... Presidential campaign at UHS ... initiating new Teenettes ... November 5 — Sr. Night ... Mr. Union ... early morning decorating ... breakfast at Perkins ... NHS Christmas deco- rations ... feeling elated about college accept- 1 ances ... more homework ... the Band Ban- quet ... X-Mas Basketball Tournament ... the coldest months ever ... the famous energy crisis and an unplanned winter vacation ... Teenette Formal, Winter Wonderland ... Basketball champs once again! ... bus rides to play-off games ... projects in Biology II ... Union FFA at Harrisburg ... yearbook pic- tures ... decorations in boy's bathroom ... developing experties in cutting into the lunch line and getting to class late ... “Rubberneck” ... the play party ... NHS's Valentine's Day party ... Senioritis begins to set in ... measur- ing for caps and gowns ... food duels at lunch ... Civic Day ... missing government books ... ‘later, much later” ... salad options at lunch ... field trip to Erie ... MLA and Tura- bian ... revealing middle names for diplomas ... ice cream in Physics ... band trip to Cedar Point ... A Night In Las Vegas” ... class colors; light and dark blue ... Concert Choir party after Man of La Mancha ... exchanging senior pictures ... studying for finals ... suc- cessful senior hook-out day on May 13 ... waiting for the last bell to ring ... June 2. THE LAST DAY ... gathering in halls for the last time ... CP's picnic ... practices ... keep three feet apart ... traditional last ride around the school in decorated cars ... a rainy day in Hershey ... the longest bus ride ... cherished and priceless memories ... the trauma of keeping the hats on our heads ... realizing that these were the last times and that they were some of the best ... June 9, 1977 ... mounting the stage to receive diplo- mas ... “The Way We Were ... smiling faces and misty eyes ... “Midnight Blue” ... hyp- notists and karate experts ... saying good-by to special friends made throughout the years Mary Ann Wolanski Mary Ann Band-11, 12; Careers In Health-10. 11, 12 (Sec. 11, V. Pres. 12); Choralaires-10. 11, 12; Class Officer-11. 12 (V.P. 11, Pres. 12); Color Guard-10. 11; Concert Choir-10, 11. 12; National Honor Society-11, 12; Pep Club-10, 11. 12; Science Club-10, 11. 12 (Hist. 10. Pres. 11, 12); Student Council-12; Teenettes-10, 11. 12; Track Stat.-ll, 12; Utopian Staff-11, 12 (Editor- In-Chief-12) Christopher Sainato Chris Class Band-10. 11, 12 (V. Pres); Careers In Health-10. 11, 12; Class Officer-12 (V. Pres.); French Club-10; Homecoming-12; )r. Class Play; Sr. Class Play; Run- ner-12; Science Club-10. 11, 12; Student Council-10, 11. 12; Hall Monitor-11 Sharon Anne Galmarini Sharon Basketball Stat.-12; Careers In Health-10, 12; Cho- ra la ires-10, 12; Concert Choir-10, 11, 12; Drill Team- 11. 12; Office Aide-10, 12; Pep Club-12 (V. Pres. 12); Sr. Class Play (Script Girl); Science Club-10. 11, 12; Teenettes-10. 11. 12; Track Stat.-ll, 12; Utopian Staff-12; Varsity L-12; Y.E.A.-12 Cheryl Lynn Salomon Chuck Librarian-10; Class Officer-11, 12 (Treas. 11. 12); F.H.A.-11; Majorette-10, 11. 12 (Co-Capt. 12); Pep Club-10, 11, 12; |r. Class Play; Sr. Class Play; Prom Attendant-11, 12; Teenettes-10. 11. 12 Officers Richard S. Adamo Rich Lory Ann Adams Librarian-10; Basketball-10. 11. 12; Careers In Health-12; Chora la ires-11, 12; Color Guard-10, 11, 12; Concert Choir-10. 11, 12; French Club-10; Office Aide-11, 12; Runner-11; Science Club-11, 12; Tee- nettes-10. 11. 12; Track-10; Varsity L-10, 11. 12; Y.E.A.-11, 12 Gary Affagato Boo Mike Alden Oslo Golf Team-12 10 Rosemarie Annarella Rose Careers In Health-12; Choralaires-11. 12; Concert Choir-10. 11. 12; Drill Team-10. 11. 12; French Club- 10; National Honor Society-11. 12; Office Aid-10. 11, 12; Pep Club-10. 11. 12 (Pres. 12); Runner-10. 11. 12; Teenettes-10. 11. 12; Utopian Staff-12; Y.E.A-10. 11; Hall Monitor-10. 11 John Aubel Football-10, 11. 12; Track-10. 11. 12; Varsity HI. 12 Jane Ayers Janie Band-10, 11. 12; Careers In Health-10. 11; Chora la ires-12; Concert Choir-10. 11, 12; Pep Club- 10. 11. 12; Runner-10; Science Club-10. 11; Teenettes-10. 11, 12; Boys Track Stat.-ll. 12 Carrie Bartolone Bart Librarian-10; Basketball-10; Teenettes-10. 11, 12; Varsity L-10 Judith Ann Baskeyfield Judy Librarian-10. 11. 12; Drill Team-11; French Club-10; Office Aid-12; Pep Club-12; Science Club-10. 11, 12; Teenettes-10. 11. 12; Y E A -10. 11. 12 Margaret Ann Bibb Maggie Careers In Health-12; F.H.A.-12 Steve Bova Emit Football-12; Varsity L-12 Ron Boyles Balls Baseball-10; Hall Monitor-10. 11 Karen Brennaman Careers In Health-10. 11. 12 (Pres. 12); Choralaires- 11. 12; Concert Choir-10. 11. 12; Office Aide-11. 12; Teenettes-10. 11. 12 Kevin Brennaman Bread” Band-10. 11, 12 (V. Pres. 11, Pres. 12); Cross Country-12; Runner-11 11 Scott Brogan Grog Baseball-10, 11, 12 (Co-Capt.); Basket ball-10; Varsity L-10. 11. 12 Regina Arlette Brown Brownie Denise Rose Bump Dee Librarian-10. 12; Careers In Health-12; Drill Team- 10; French Club-12 (Treas.); Pep Club-10. 12; Runner-12; Teenettes-10, 12; Y.E.A.-10.12 Diana Lynn Burkes Burksy Librarian-10, 11, 12; Concert Choir-10; Drill Team- 10. 11. 12 (Capt. 12); Pep Club-10, 11. 12; Prom Attendant 11; Teenettes-10, 11. 12 Larry Campbell Springhead Class Officer-(Pres. 11); Football-10. 11. 12 (Co-Capt. 12); Prom Attendant-12; Student Council-12; Track- 12; Varsity L-10. 11. 12 Scott Campbell Fox Gregory Capots Greg Band-10. 11. 12; Careers In Health-10. 11, 12; French Club-10 Jeff Carbone Dirt Football-10, 12; Varsity L-12 Faith Carmella Crazy Daisy F.H.A.-10. 11. 12; Pep Club-10. 11; Teenettes-10. 11. 12 Don Cartwright Rolls Royce Football-10 12 Albert Cassidy Jeffery Clark Jeff Kelly Patricia Clark Careers In Health-10. 11. 12; Concert Choir-11. 12; F.H.A.-11; French Club-10; Majorette-10, It 12 (Hist. 12); Office Aid-11; (r. Class Play; Runner-10, 11; Teenettes-10, 11. 12 Mark Clause Basketball-11; Football-10, 11. 12; Runner-11; Track- 11, 12; Varsity HI. 12 Kathy Cline Steve Cline Cheryl Lynne Conner Librarian-10. 11, 12: Drill Team-12; Pep Club-12: Science Club-10. 11; Teenettes-10. 11. 12; Y.E.A.-11. 12 Jeffrey Cowher F.F.A.-10. 11. 12 (Treas. 10. V. Pres. 12) Kay Lynn Dardynski Charlie Color Guard-11; Concert Choir-11. 12; Drill Team- 10; Office Aid-12: Pep Club-10. 12; Jr. Class Play; Sr. Class Play; Teenettes-10. 11. 12; Varsity L-10 Lloyd Davisson 13 Cross Country-12; Track-12; Varsity L-12 Dianne DeLeone Midge Careers In Health-10, 11. 12; Drill Team-12; Office Aide-12; Pep Club-10, 11. 12; Runner-10. 11. 12; Teenettes-10, 11, 12 Karen Louise DeMase Karen Office Aide-12; Pep Club-10, 11, 12; Teenettes-10, 11. 12; Art Librarian-12 Michael DeSimone Zeke Baseball-10, 11, 12 (Co-Capt. 12); Formal Attendant- 12; Golf Team-12; Homecoming-10. 12; National Honor Society-11, 12; Prom Attendant-11, 12; Varsity L-12 Stephanie Ann DeThomas Steph Librarian-10, 12; Careers In Health-12; Drill Team- 11. 12; Office Aide-12; Pep Club-10, 12; Jr. Class Play (Script Girl); Teenettes-10. 11, 12; Hall Monitor-11 Rebecca Ann Edmiston Becky Librarian-10. 11. 12; Basket ball-10. 11, 12; Careers In Health-10, 11; Color Guard-11, 12; Formal Attendant-11, 12; National Honor Society-11, 12 (Secretary 12); Science Club; 10. 11. 12 (Historian- 11. 12); Teenettes-10. 11. 12; Utopian Staff-11, 12; Varsity L-ll, 12; Y.E.A.-11, 12 (V. Pres. 11. Pres. 12) Michael Egbert Mike Terry Evans F.F.A.-10, 11, 12;(Sentinal 11. Reporter 12) Donna Farrell Donna Runner-12; Hall Monitor-11 Vicki Lynn Farrington Vic National Honor Society-12; Office Aide-11; Pep Club-10, 11, 12; Student Council-11; Teenettes-10, 11. 12; Utopian Staff-12 Margaret Mary Flynn Peggy Librarian-10. 11, 12; National Honor Society-11. 12; Science Club-10, 11. 12; Teenettes-10. 11, 12; Y.E.A.- 10. 11. 12 (Sec. 11, V. Pres. 12) 14 Susan Marie Flynn Sue Librarian-10. 11. 12; Band-10, 11. 12 (Sec. 11); Basketball Stat.-12; Careers In Health-10. 11; Color Guard-10. 11. 12 (Co-Capt. 12); National Honor Society-11, 12 (Treas. 12); Teenettes-10. 11. 12; Girls Track Stat.-ll. 12; Y.E.A.-10. 11. 12 Steve Fishovitz Kimberly Ann Frankovich Kim Pep Club-10; Runner-10; Teenettes-10. 11. 12; Hall Monitor-11; Art Librarian-12 David Fusco Dave Paulette Garansi Paulie F.F.A.-10, 11. 12 (Chapt. Sec. 10. It Treas. 11. 12. County Office Sec. 10, 11. 12); Pep Club-10; Science Club-10; Teenettes-10, 11. 12 JoAnne Gargasz Librarian-10. 11. 12; Careers In Health-11. 12; Cheerleader-10. 11. 12 (Co-Capt. 10. 11. 12); Chora la ires-11. 12; Concert Choir-10. 11. 12; French Club-10; Homecoming-10. 11. 12 (Queen 12); National Honor Society-12; Office Aid-11; Pep Club-10. 11, 12; Sr. Class Play (Script Girl); Prom Attendant-11, 12; Runner-10; Student Council-10. 11, 12 (Cors. Sec. 11. Rec. Sec. 12); Teenettes-10. 11, 12; Utopian Staff-12 Bogan Gawdyda Bogie Band-10. 12; Pep Band-12; Honors Band-10. 12; French Club-10; Golf Team-10, 12; National Honor Society-11. 12 Mike Genova Gennengoa Cross Country-10, 11. 12; Track-10. 11. 12; Varsity L- 10. 11 12 Sharon Genova Hall Monitor-11 Mary Jo Germani Concert Choir-11, 12; Drill Team-10; National Honor Society-12; Runner-10; Student Council-12 (Pres. 12); Teenettes-10. 11. 12; Hall Monitor-10 15 Ben A. Gianni Band-10. 11. 12; Baseball-10, 11. 12; Football-10. 11. 12; National Honor Society-11, 12; Varsity L-ll, 12 Marcia Jo Graziani Marcia Careers In Health-10, 11. 12; Color Guard-11, 12; Pep Club-12; Science Club-10, 11. 12; Teenettes-10, 11. 12; Track-10, 11. 12; Y.E.A.-12; Hall Monitor-10 Ann Grimes Librarian-10.11. 12; Band-10; Color Guard-10, 11. 12; National Honor Society-11, 12; Pep Club-10. 12; Office Aide-12; Teenettes. 10, 11. 12 (Treas. 12); Youth Page-12 David Guido Chora la ires-10, 11. 12; Concert Choir-10. 11, 12; Football-10 Susan Lynn Harding Sue F.H.A.-10, 11. 12; Teenettes-10. 11, 12 Nadine Beth Hodge Librarian-10. 11. 12; Office Aide-11; Pep Club-10. 12; Teenettes-10. 11. 12; Youth Page-12 Marvin Victor Hunt Marv Chora la ires-10. 11. 12; Concert Choir. F.H.A.-11, 12; Pep Club-10, 11, 12; Track-10, 11. 12; Varsity L-10. 11. 12; Hall Monitor-10. 11 Rhona Louise Hunt Ketchup National Honor Society-12; Pep Club-10, 11, 12; Teenettes-11, 12 Dave Jenkins Dave Basket ball-10; Hall Monitor-10 John Jimm Arab 16 Zelda Jonson Frank Jurina Crank Joseph Keller Paul Kielar Creampuff ’ Band-10, 11, 12 (Pres. 12); Choralaires-10, 11. 12; Concert Choir-10. 11, 12; Science Club-10, 11. 12 (V. Pres. 11) Tina L Kokan Chicky Woman Basketball-10, 11. 12 (Co-Capt. 12); Pep Club-10, 11. 12; Runner-11; Science Club-10, 11; Teenettes-10, 11. 12; Track-10. 11. 12 (Co-Capt. 12); Varsity L-10. 11. 12 (V. Pres. 12); Hall Monitor-12 Susan Krestel Pep Club-10, 11. 12; Runner-12 Mary Elizabeth Kulnis Kul Careers In Health-10. 11. 12; Office Aid-12; Runner- 10. 11; Teenettes-10. 11. 12; Hall Monitor-11 Kevin Lampkins Wild BiU Tyrone Lastoria Baseball-10. 11. 12 John Len Baseball-10. 11. 12; Careers In Health-10. 11. 12; French Club-10 17 Cheryl Anne Lupo Cheri Librarian-10. 11. 12; Careers In Health-10. 11. 12; Pep Club-12; Runner-10; Teenettes-10, 11, 12; Hall Monitor-10 Debra Jean Lutz Debbie Librarian-10. 11. 12; Careers In Health-10. 11; Class Officer (Sec. 10); Concert Choir-10. 11, 12; Drill Team-10, 11, 12 (Hist. 11, Treas. 12); Homecoming- 10; National Honor Society-11. 12; Pep Club-10. 11. 12; Science Club-10. 11. 12 (V. Pres. 12); Teenettes- 10. 11. 12; Girls Track Stat -10. 11. 12; Y.E.A.-12 Don Mangino Mandi ngo Football-10, 11, 12; Formal Attendant-12; Varsity L- 11, 12; Prom Attendant-11 Leroy Mann Band-10. 11. 12; Careers In Health-11 Linda Magliocca Mag Basket ball-10, 11, 12; National Honor Society-11, 12; Science Club-11; Teenettes-10. 11, 12; Track-10, 11, 12; Varsity L-10. 11. 12 (Pres. 12); Y.E.A.-10 Katherine Anne Marshall Kate Band-10, 11. 12; Careers In Health-10, 11, 12; Chora la ires-10. 11, 12; Concert Choir-10, 11. 12; Pep Club-12; Science Club-10, 11. 12 (Treas. 11); Teenettes-10, 11. 12; Y.E.A.-12 (Treas. 12) Linda Marie McCandless Linda Office Aide-11, 12; Pep Club-12; Science Club-11, 12; Teenettes-10. 11. 12; Y.E.A.-11. 12 Jonathan Miscimarra Musky Baseball-10. 11; Class Officer-10 (Hist. 10); Golf Team-10, 12; Homecoming-11; National Honor Society-11, 12 (V. Pres. 12) Toni Ann Monstwil Librarian-10. 11, 12; Careers In Health-10. 11, 12; Concert Choir-10. 11, 12; Drill Team-10. 11. 12; French Club-10; National Honor Society-11, 12; Pep Club-12; Science Club-11, 12; Teenettes-10. 11. 12; Track-10 (Stat. 10); Utopian Staff-12; Y.E.A.-12 Samuel Bernard Moore Jr. Big Daddy Careers In Health-11; Choralaires-10. 11. 12; Concert Choir-10. 11, 12; Pep Club-10. 11. 12 18 Garry Lee Mrozek Moe Basketball Stat.-10. It 12; Varsity L-10. It 12 Ron Mundziak Munzo Band-10. It 12; Football Manager-10. 11. 12; Formal Attendant-10; National Honor Society-11. 12; Jr. Class Play; Sr. Class Play; Varsity L-10. 11, 12 Lori Ann Myers Librarian-10. 11. 12; Careers In Health-10. It 12; Cheerleader-10. It 12 (Co-Capt. 11); Concert Choir- 11. 12; French Club-10. 11. 12; Jr. Class Play; Sr. Class Play (Student Director); Prom Attendant-12; Runner-10; Teenettes-10, 11, 12 Jeanine Nader Librarian-10; Careers In Health-11. 12; Choralaires- 10. 11. 12; Class Officer-(V. Pres. 10); Concert Choir- 10. 11. 12; Drill Team-10. 11. 12 (Co-Capt. 11. Sec. 12); Homecoming-11. 12; National Honor Society-11. 12; Pep Club-11. 12 (Treas. 12); Science Club-10. 11. 12 (Pres. 10. Treas. 12); Student Council-10. 11. 12 (V. Pres. 11. Core. Sec. 12); Teenettes-10. 11. 12; Utopian Staff-12 Rose Marie Nail Ro F.H.A.-10, 11. 12; Teenettes-10. 11. 12 Bob Nosik Hawk Band-10. 11, 12; Careers In Health-10. 11. 12; French Club-10; Homecoming-12; Science Club-10 Marlene Ann O’Leary Careers In Health-10: Color Guard-10. 11. 12 (Capt. 11. 12); Concert Choir-10. 12; Formal Attendant-10: National Honor Society-11. 12; Sr. Class Play; Runner-10; Teenettes-10. 11. 12; Track-10. 12 Kurt Ordak Skinny Dipper F.F.A.-10. 11. 12 (Pres. 10. 11. 12); Track-11 Anthony Patrick Padavano Ank F.F.A.-11, 12 Nancy Ann Palmer Careers In Health-10. 11. 12; Concert Choir-11. 12; Pep Club-10. 11.12; Science Club-10. 11; Teenettes- 10. 11. 12 19 Hans Pardick Rick Perrino Rick Football-11; Formal Attendant-12; Pep Club-10 DeAnna Pettitt De Librarian-10. 11. 12; Careers In Health-12; Concert Choir-12; Jr. Class Play (Script Girl); Teenettes-10, 11. 12 Shirley Marie Reighert Sis F.H.A.-10. 11. 12; Runner-10. 11. 12 David P. Rice Dave Librarian-11, 12; Band-10. 11. 12; Baseball-10; Cho- ralaires-12; Concert Choir-11, 12; Football-10. 11, 12; Pep Club-10, 11. 12; Jr. Class Play; Sr. Class Play; Runner-10, 11. 12; Varsity L-10, 11. 12 Gloria Richardson Gloria Eleen Robinson Doll Class Officer-11 (Secretary); Drill Team-12; Office Aide-12; Pep Club-10, 11. 12; Teenettes-10. 11. 12; Utopian Staff-12 Lisa Anne Rossman Careers In Health-10. 11. 12; Cheerleader-10, 11; Concert Choir-10. 11; Formal Attendant-11, 12; French Club-10; Homecoming-12; National Honor Society-11. 12; Office Aide-10. 11. 12; Pep Club-10. 11; Jr. Class Play; Sr. Class Play; Prom Attendant- 12; Runner-10; Teenettes-10. 11, 12 (Pres. 12); Uto- pian Staff-11, 12 (Editor-In-Chief 12) Jane Roth Librarian-12 John Ruzich Checks Band-10. 11; Baseball-10; Formal Attendant-11; Na- tional Honor Society-11, 12; Y.E.A.-12 20 Randy Sacco Randy Band-10. 11. 12 Richard Salomon Band-10. 11. 12 Diane Louise Sedwick Diane Band-10. 11. 12; Careers In Health-10. 11. 12; Pep Club-12; Science Club-10. 11. 12; Teenettes-10. 11. 12; Y.E.A.-10.11.12 Mary Joyce Seminara Weasel Basketball-11; Careers In Health-10. 11, 12; Cheer- leader-10. 11 (Co-Capt. 11); Choralaires-12; Class Officer-10 (Secretary); Concert Choir-10, 11, 12; For- mal Attendant-10. 12; Office Aide-11, 12; Pep Club- 10. 11; |r. Class Play. Sr. Class Play; Runner-10; Teenettes-10. It 12 (Sec 12); Varsity L-10. 11; Gym Team-10 (Co-Capt. 10) Paul Sheehy Baseball-10. Football-11. 12; Track-11, 12; Varsity L- 11. 12 Daniel Singer Dinger Richard Slagle Tom Smith Smitty Band-10. 11. 12; Football-10 (Mgr. 10); Jr. Class Play; Sr. Class Play; Runner-10; Varsity L-10 Jackie Smolnik Librarian-10 Marsha Lee Smolnik Corky Careers In Health-10; Drill Team-10. 11, 12 (Hist. 12); F.H.A.-11; Office Aide-10. 11; Pep Club-10. 11. 12; Jr. Class Play; Runner-10. 11; Teenettes-10. 11, 12; Track-12 21 Paul Stitler Dennis Stiles Homer Football-12; Varsity L-12 Linda Jean Stoner Linda Librarian-10. 11, 12; National Honor Society-11, 12; Office Aide-11, 12; Teenettes-10 Melissa Stoner Miss Librarian-10; Careers In Health-10; Concert Choir- 10. 11. 12; Drill Team-11; Office Aide-10. 11. 12; Pep Club-10. 11, 12; Runner-10. 11; Science Club-10; Teenettes-10. 11. 12; YEA-12 Sally Lou Summerville Office Aide-12; Science Club-11; Teenettes-10. 11; Track-11 Tim Szewczyk Teamo Band-10. 11. 12; Basket ball-10. 11; Careers In Health-10; Chora la ires-10. 11. 12; Class Officer-10 (Pres. 10); Concert Choir-10. 11. 12; Football-10, 11. 12; National Honor Society-11, 12 (Pres. 12); Jr. Class Play; Sr. Class Play; Runner-11; Science Club- 10; Student Council-10, 11. 12 (Treasurer 12); Uto- pian Staff-12; Business Manager; Varsity L-10. 11. 12; Esquires-10; District Chorus-10; Honors Chorus- James Thornburg Bush Baseball-10; Basketball Stat.-10. 11. 12; Choralaires- 11. 12; Concert Choir-10. 11. 12; Football Stat-11. 12; French Club-10; Pep Club-11, 12; Jr. Class Play; Sr. Class Play; Track-11, 12; Varsity L-10. 11. 12; District Chorus-12 Kathie Vallely K.C. Carr Basket ball-10; Jr. Class Play; Sr. Class Play; Tee- nettes-10, 11, 12; Utopian Staff-12; Y.E.A.-10 Douglas R. Verenski Doug Chora la ires-10. 11; Concert Choir-10. 11; Football- 10. 11. 12; Jr. Class Play (stage crew); Prom Attend- ant-11, 12; Utopian Staff-12; Varsity L-10, 11. 12 Becky Louise Walters Beck F.H.A.-12; Pep Club-11, 12 22 Jim D. Warren jimmy Runner-10; Hall Monitor-10, 11 Cynthia Ann Warsing Cindy Librarian-11, 12; Basketball-11, 12 (Manager 11, 12) Careers In Health-10, 12; Color Guard-11, 12; French Club-10; Office Aide-12; Pep Club-12 (Sec. 12); Sci- ence Club-10. 11. 12; Teenettes-10, 11, 12; Track Stat-10. 11. 12; Utopian Staff-11, 12; Varsity L-ll, 12; Y.E.A.-ll. 12 (Hist. 12) Raymond Charles Wiley Wiley Coyote Basketball-10. 11. 12 (Capt. 10. 11. 12); Pep Club-12; Varsity L-10,11, 12; Hall Monitor-10 Laura Lynn Wojnar Stella Basket ball-11. 12 (Manager 11. 12); Careers In Health-10, 12; Color Guard-12; National Honor So- ciety-11. 12; Pep Club-12; Science Club-10.11.12; Tee- nettes-10. 11, 12; Utopian Staff-12; Varsity L-ll, 12; Y.E.A.-10, 11. 12 (Sec 12) John Wojtowicz Wad Basketball-10, 11. 12 (Co-Capt. 11. 12); Football-10. 11, 12 (Capt. 12); Prom Attendant-12; Track-12; Var- sity L-10. 11,12 Ronald ). Yasher Ron Band-10. 11. 12; Chora la ires-10. 12; Concert Choir- 10. 12; National Honor Society-11. 12; Sr. Class Play; Science Club-10, 11, 12; Varsity L-12; Honors Band- 11. 12; Regional Band-12; District Band-11. 12; Dis- trict Chorus-12 Sandra Lynn Young Sly Drill Team-12; Pep Club-10. 11. 12; Teenettes-11. 12 The following seniors were not photographed: David DeLeone Hick Fred Lane Fred Love Jeff Lane Chuck Quinn Darlene Waters Cookie Calvin Waters Meat 23 Senior Voice of Democracy — Linda Magliocca DAR Award — Becky Edmiston American Legion Essay — Becky Edmiston Elks Scholarship — Mary Jo Germani Law Award. Academic — John Aubel Marian Nord Award — Jane Roth Home Economics Award — Jane Roth Family Leader of Tomorrow — Vicki Farrington Home Economics Award — Marvin Hunt I Dare You Award — Jeanine Nader Lloyd Davisson Music Award — Randy Sacco Service Award - Randy Sacco New Castle Music Club Award — Kevin Brennaman John Phillip Sousa Award — Ron Yasher New Castle Music Club Award — Jim Thornburg Athletic Scholar Award — Tim Szewczyk United Steelworkers of America — Tim Szewczyk American Chemical Society — Tim Szewczyk Bausch Lomb Award — Tim Szewczyk National Merit School Program — Lloyd Davison Agriculture Awards — Paulette Caransi Kurt Ordak Jeff Cowher Art Awards — Becky Edmiston Linda Magliocca Cindy Warsing Linda Stoner Bookkeeping Award — Ann Grimes Business Education Award — Ann Grimes Outstanding Shorthand Award — Lisa Rossman Athletic Department Service Awards — Marlene O’Leary Susan Flynn Carrie Bartolone Cheerleading Awards — Lori Myers JoAnn Gargasz Football Awards — Paul Sheehy John Wojtowicz Tim Szewczyk Don Mangino Larry Campbell Achievements Girls Basketball Awards — Lory Adams Becky Edmiston Tina Kokan Linda Magliocca Sharon Galmarini Cindy Warsing Laura Wojnar Susan Flynn Boys Basketball Awards — Fred Lane John Wojtowicz Ray Wiley Calvin Waters Ron Mundziak Jim Thornburg Garry Mrozek Golf Awards — Bogan Gawdyda Jon Miscimarra Girls Track Awards — Tina Kokan Linda Magliocca Track Cross Country — Paul Sheehy Marvin Hunt Mike Genova Lloyd Davisson Mark Clause John Aubel Larry Campbell Yearbook Awards — Lisa Rossman Mary Ann Wolanski Tim Szewczyk Doug Verenski Laura Wojnar Jeanine Nader Cindy Warsing Vicki Farrington Kathie Vallely Eleen Robison Rose Annarella Sharon Galmarini Toni Monstwil JoAnn Cargasz Perfect Attendance Award — Chris Sainato Senior Personalities MOST BASHFUL Richard Salamon A Linda Stoner ROWDIEST |eff Carbone A Eleen Robinson BEST ACTOR AND ACTRESS Jim Thornburg A Kathie Vallely MOST VERSATILE Marvin Hunt A Mary Ann Wolanski BEST LOOKING Doug Verenski A Lisa Rossman MOST TALENTED Ron Yasher A Cindy Warsing COOLEST IN THE CLASS Calvin Waters Rhona Hunt BEST ALL AROUND John Wojtowicz A Becky Edminston MOST TALKATIVE Jim Warren A Eleen Robinson BEST DRESSED Mike DeSimone Rose Annarella TALLEST A SHORTEST Tim Szewczyk A Dianne DeLeone MESSIEST LOCKER Garry Mrozek A Laura Wojnar WITTIEST Tom Smith A Mary Seminara BEST PERSONALITY Jim Thornburg A Mary Ann Wolanski BIGGEST FLIRTS Mark Clause A Sharon Galmarini NICEST LEGS Fred Lane A Cheryl Salamon MOST CONSERVATIVE Bogan Gawdyda A Debbie Lutz CLASS DAYDREAMERS Scott Brogan A Vicki Farrington BEST ATHLETE John Wojtowicz A Linda Magliocca TALLEST A SHORTEST Gary Affagato A Cookie Waters BIGGEST AIRHEAD Doug Verenski A Cindy Warsing MOST DARING Steve Bova A Kathie Vallely MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Tim Szewczyk A Mary Ann Wolanski 26 Senior Trip: Hershey Park I June 6 ... cold and rainy ... are we there yet? ... one wonderful day ... Three silver and red coaches leave the school back parking lot an hour before dawn. One hundred plus quasi-graduates and a half-dozen bedazzled chaperones sit back to await the odyssey to Hershey Park. The journey appeared to be endless. Grumble. Grumble. When do we eat? Chocolate World will never be the same. Rides ... stuffed animals ... food ... souvenirs ... chocolate ... Back on the buses ... resuming sleeping positions. It’s over? We really are friends? If we could only do it all again. I 28 29 Commencement nerves ... caps and gowns ... diplomas ... close friends and family ... Class of 1977 ... Commencement exercises were held on Thursday, June 9, 1977. The future graduates marched into the auditorium to the music Pomp and Circumstance” knowing all the while that in a short time they would be leaving as a graduate of Union High School, with the outside world awaiting them. Father Richard Zula, Pastor of Madonna Church, gave both the Invocation and Ben- ediction. Mr. Terry Abrams of WBZY Radio Station was the speaker for the evening, giving each person a sense of purpose and inspiration for the future. Senior Rose Annarella sang The Way We Were, along with Class President, Mary Ann Wolanski, presenting a memorable speech to the Class of 1977. 30 A M Commencement The petalled hours of this day unfold Bright with the hues of hope and joy ... The heart of this day holds Warm tones of friendship Tinged with memory's gold. — Mary R. Hurley Father Zula The Way We Were Terry Abrams All Night Party final good-byes ... promises to write ... many tears ... a night to remember ... The Class of '77 gathered for one last time on June 9 after the long-awaited Commencement exercises. The theme chosen for the party was “Midnight Blue and the group Crossroads pro- vided the music for the graduates. The evening contained autographs, an abun- dance of food, pictures, and special en- tertainment by hypnotist Prof. Landon and karate expert Edwin Marshall. 32 “Midnight Blue The purpose of life is not to be happy — but to matter, to be productive, to be useful, to have it make a difference that you lived at all. — Leo Rosten 33 The school year ends now as do the class of '77. We only vaguely now remember the work and hardships, but outstanding in our minds are the many joys, friendships, and loves we have known and have become accustomed to. Sometimes we wish we were children again ... for skinned knees are easier to fix than broken dreams. Tears come but only last a short while, for we realize that this is not the end but only the beginning ... 34 Athletics Sr. Lloyd Davisson Cross Country The cross country runners were led by captain Mike Genova. Susan Wojnar highlighted the team as the first girl to ever participate in this sport. Experience gained this year may prove a dominant factor for seasons yet to come. Susan Wojnar THE 76-77 CROSS COUTNRY TEAM: (L-R) Tim Aiken. Mike Genova. Mike Presnar. Mike Heasley, Kevin Brennaman. Paul Genova. Lloyd Davisson. Susan Wojnar, and David Donofrio. 36 THE 76-77 GOLF TEAM: (L-R) Coach D. Bromley. Jim Curran. Brian Piccari. Bob Burkes. Bogan Cawdyda. Jon Miscimara. selected as Coach of the Year for the second year in a row. Coach Sr. Bogan Cawdyda Golf Team Eleven dedicated golfers swung into action in the Fall of 1976. Growing in both experience and confidence, they completed another successful season. Two juniors. Jim Curran and Chris Schweikert. qualified to play in the regional tournaments. Chris advanced to the WPIAL Championships where he finished in 13th place. 37 Sr. Mike Alden Sr. Jon Miscimara Sr. Mike DeSimone Football “76” The thrill of victory, the agony of defeat. The 1976 football season began with high expectations of continuing the traditional success of Union High football only to be hampered by many injuries. Aside from that, many individuals proved to the county and state the talents they possessed under the training of first year coach, Bob Curry. First Team in the Tri County was awarded to John Wojtowicz, Tim Szewczyk, and Jeff Mott along with Second Team going to Larry Campbell, Don Mangino, Paul Sheehy and Honorable Mention to Alan Burkes. Roger Thurman was the only runner in the county to break 1,000 yards this year. Tim Szewczyk and John Wojtowicz received the recognition of making the W. P. I. A. L. Honorable Mention Team. John was also a Big 33 nomination and was among the Top 100 football players in Pennsylvania. He also made All State Tackle. All in all, it was a year to remember. Coaches Mr. Ed Schachem. Mr. Bob Curry, Mr. Joe Hudak Managers (back) Ron Mundziak. Jim Thornburg (Stat.), Mark Heathcote (front) Gerald Rzecznik, Chuck Antonelli Juniors (Row 1) Frank Gorgasz. Jim Church. Phil Lucas. Clifford Hunt. Alan Burkes. Dan Sallmen. Mike Jaskola (Row 2) John Harvan, Paul LeClair, John Seaborn. Phil Brown. Len Dougherty. John Bertolino, Fran Exposito. John Baranski (Row 3) Roger Thurman. Jeff Taylor. Chuck Dess. Vince Storti, Ed Fleeger, Dan Buckley. Mark Heathcote (Mgr.). Chuck Antonelli (Mgr.). Gerald Rzeczhik (Mgr.) 39 John Aubel jeff Carbone John Wojtowicz 40 Dave Rice Don Mangino Paul Sheehy Dennis Stiles Tim Szewczyk Doug Verenski Mark Clause 41 Scotties Remain 1 The winning Union High Basketball Team consists of Kevin Guinaugh, Jim Gadwell, Raymond Wiley, Calvin Waters, Fred Lane, John Wojtowicz, Randy Meli- char, Chris Schweikert, Roger Thurman, Bob Bur- kes, Tom Covelli. Our fine coaches are John Ta- kacs and Mike Covelli. The Super Scotties took on all comers; soundly thrashing every oppo- nent, on their way to an undefeated season and to capture the coveted sec- tion 18 W.P.I.A.L. and Tri-county Champion- ships for the second year in succession. The Scotties held the best overall record of any oth- er team in Union’s his- tory with 24 wins and 2 losses. The Union High Basketball Sta- tisticians are as follows: )im Thornburg. Ron Mundziak. and Gary Mrozek. Mike Covelli and |ohn Takacs The managers are: Joe Orras. and Mark Heathcote (standing) Rick Ruppersburger. The JV team consists of: Walter DeMase. Bob Cartwright. Bob Burkes. Jim Diamond. Randy Melichar, John Matuz. Jim Gadwell. Kevin Guinaugh. Tom Covelli, Mr. Covelli. Mr. Takacs. The cheer of ‘l — 2, 3, 4. 5; Union High don’t take no jive,” echoing through the halls reflected the spirit of the students for their 1977 Union High School basketball team. The Big Blue Machine was unstoppable. The Super Scotties took on all comers; soundly thrashing every opponent, on their way to an undefeated regular season and to capture the coveted section 18 W.P.I.A.L. and Tri-County Championships for the second year in succession. The Scotties held the best overall record of any other team in Union's history with 24 wins and 2 loses. The Big Blue Machine was unstoppable, compiling record upon record. Fred Lane and Ray Wiley were selected for 1st Team Tri-County and MVP honors while Chris Schweikert was 2nd Team Choice. Coach Covelli was selected as Coach of the Year for the second year in a row. Coach Covelli reached the 300th win mark this season. Coach's overall record stands at 311 wins and 126 loses since he came to Union. The Scotties were unstoppable, hooping their way to the semi-flnals of the W.P.I.A.L, and defeating Keystone in the P.l.A.A. playoffs only to lose to defending State Champions Midland 47 to 46. No one can say that we're not proud of our Union High Scotties, for in our minds and in our hearts, the Big Blue Machine will forever be unstoppable. 45 Girl’s Basketball “76” Row 1: Debbie McKay. Tina Kokan. Lory Adams. Becky Edmiston, Diane Flynn. Row 2: Coach Takacs. Marilyn Chiafullo. Peggy Morey. Rose Perrotta, Linda Magliocca. Asst. Coach. Miss Williams. Row 1: Betsy Dominick. Mary Curran. Mary Ellen Squeglia Row 2: Coach Takacs. Andrea Pfahles. Paula Brogan. Rose Perrotta. Asst. Coach. Miss Williams. Continues Winning Tradition! Continuing the tradition of Union High's great basketball ability, the girl’s team proved for the third time, they are THE TRI-COUNTY CHAMPS. In the fall of 1976, the girls extended their record to 30 wins and no losses, which earned them a berth in the play-offs. It was not until March 1977, that the enthusiastic Scotties defeated New Brighton at the “Dome at the Beaver County Community College. Although they were defeated in the second round of action by a strong Brentwood team, this was the first year the girl's team was able to participate in the play-offs. The team, under the guidance of Coach John Takacs, will never for- get the exciting victories (and grueling practices) of their most remarkable season. Coaches John Takacs and Diane Williams Sharon Galmarini. Cindy Warsing. Susan Flynn, and Laura Wojnar. ► Tina (chickie woman) shoots for two. 47 Sr. Becky Edmiston Sr. Tina Kokan Sr. Peggy Morey 48 Boy’s Track 77 1977 TRACK TEAM: (L-R) J. Wojtowicz, M. Clause. M. Hunt, P. Sheehy, L. Davisson. M. Genova, D. Buckley, Aaron Montgomery. Chris Fry. Ron Rodgers. C. Hunt, T. Aiken. S. Habib. M. Harvan. M. Seth, C. Dess. J. Curran, M. Heasley. B. Fleming. P. LeClair, T. Carr, J. Taylor, D. Sarver, J. Banam, L. Orras, E. Callahan, R. Fowler, K. Summerville 49 50 Sr. John Aube I 51 Girl’s Track 77 TRACK TEAM: S. Wojnar, T. Kokan. L. Magliocca. M. ChiafuUo. L Cassell a. L. Hall. T. Dierfield. D. Bayer. D. Klenotic. P. Spinosa. D. Cowher, D. Flynn. Coach Blair Walters Managers Maureen Chiafullo A Marci Klenotic Coach Diane Williams 52 STATISTICIANS: Sharon Galmarini. Debbie Lutz. Susan Flynn. A Cindy Warsing. Sr. Linda Magliocca Sr. Tina Kokan Sr Marlene O'Leary Sr. Marcia Graiiani 53 54 Baseball 77 77 BASEBALL TEAM: S. Burkes, P.J. Natale. J. Waskins, K. Guinaugh. T. Lastoria. S. Brogan. ). Miscimarra. M. DeSimone. B. Burkes. B. Piccari. Coach ]oe Hudak. B. Gianni. F. Gorgacz. F. Exposito. A. Burkes. C. Schweikert. Coach Mark Manifrang. I11P$P 4 7---- — The Union Scottie baseball team suffered a heartbreaking season. Af- ter going undefeated in four exhibi- tion games, the Scotties got off to a 4-1 record, with the only loss being a tough decision to Laurel in nine innings. However, the Scotties then suffered two more heartbreaking losses in a row. They lost to Mo- hawk, 5-4, and Wilmington, 6-5. In both of these losses, Union held the lead going into the last inning only to see the victory slip away. After going to Shenango, 7-3, the Scotties bounced back to crush Laurel, 12-1 avenging their early season loss. During the next game, Frank Gor- gacz pitched the first no-hitter in the section. After consecutive losses to Neshanock and Mohawk, the Scotties finished the season in fine fashion by defeating Wilmington 10-7 and Mars 6-2. Union finished fourth in Section Six with a record of 8-6, while their overall record was 12-6. H 57 VARSITY FOOTBALL Union 7 Kittaning 14 Union 41 Slippery Rock 22 Union 0 Laurel 7 Union 7 Kennedy Christian 23 Union 21 Neshanock 42 Union 28 Mohawk 0 Union 28 Lakeview 12 Union 8 Wilmington 14 Union 0 Shenango 33 Union 27 Riverside 8 FINAL RECORD: 4 wins, 6 losses • Union 8 GOLF Shenango 9 Union 10% Mohawk 5% Union 6 Shenango 10 Union 7% Senneca Valley 8% Union 10% Mohawk 5% Union 14 Slippery Rock 2 Union 2% Senneca Valley 10% Union 11 Slippery Rock 5 FINAL RECORD: 4 wins, 4 losses CROSS COUNTRY ! Union 44 New Castle 17 Union 39 Shenango 20 Union 40 Neshanock 21 Union 29 Laurel 29 Union 45 Riverside 35 Quaker Valley 40 Union 47 Grove City 16 Union 42 Mohawk 19 Union 23 Laurel 32 Union 39 Slippery Rock 22 Union 46 Grove City 17 Hickory 48 Union 30 Mercer 25 i Union 39 Slippery Rock 23 FINAL RECORD: 9 wins, 2 losses. 1 tie GIRL’S BASKETBALL Union 54 Slippery Rock 34 Union 66 Wilmington 32 Union 61 Shenango 12 Union 55 Riverside 32 Union 59 Laurel 40 Union 82 Slippery Rock 32 Union 37 Wilmington 19 Union 57 Shenango 27 Union 75 Riverside 28 Union 53 Laurel 48 Playoffs: Union 46 Union 19 New Brighton 34 Brentwood 54 FINAL RECORD: 11 wins, 1 loss 58 S VARSITY BASKETBALL i Union 63 Neshanock 57 | i Union 71 Laurel 47 j I Union 80 Slippery Rock 43 I Union 86 Wilmington 59 1 Union 79 Shenango 5 44 j I Union 68 Mohawk 64 I I Union 74 Neshanock 58 1 Union 72 Laurel 63 I Union 62 Slippery Rock 52 I Union 35 Wilmington 28 E Union 68 Shenango 51 1 Union 54 Mohawk 44 I 1 Playoffs: Union 67 Northgate 56 j Union 55 Boyle 65 j Union 57 Keystone 55 | Union 46 Midland 47 1 FINAL RECORD: 24 wins, 2 losses GIRL'S TRACK Union 60 Union 54% Union 66% Union 75% Union 59 Union 30 Union 92% Union 65 Ellwood City 7 Mohawk 56% Wilmington 70% Laurel 61% Shenango 77 Neshanock 107 Slippery Rock 94% Riverside 66 FINAL RECORD: 1 win, 7 losses F' BASEBALL BOY S TRACK 34 Mohawk 116 48 Grove City 110 56% Laurel 93% 29% Shenango 111% 57 Wilmington 93 51 Neshanock 99 45 Slippery Rock 105 FINAL RECORD: 7 losses Union 8 Shenango 5 Union 5 Laurel 6 Union 8 Mars 2 Union 11 Slippery Rock 2 Union 7 Neshanock 5 Union 4 Mohawk 5 Union 5 Wilmington 6 Union 2 Shenango 7 Union 11 Laurel 1 Union 6 Mars 2 Union 8 Slippery Rock 1 Union 2 Neshanock 14 Union 4 Mohawk 5 Union 8 New Wilmington 6 FINAL RECORD: 8 wins, 6 losses 59 Far too often, those who survive the time and efforts are forgotten when the last ball is thrown, the last race won, or the last trophy is added to the showcase. Thank you for the happy moments of victory, and thank you too, for allowing us to feel your suffering and your pain. Through you we have become more complete. 60 K. Bibb B. Bradley D. Bradley P. Brown D. Buckley A. Budai M. Buonpane A. Burkes I. Callahan B. Campbell L Cassella D. Cole 62 C Dess B. Domenick L. Dougherty L. Dougherty J. Dudo B. Eardley B. Eles F. Exposito C. Fry F. Galizia D. George F. Gorgacz 63 D. Mckay R. Melichar J. O’Connor T. Owoc J. Patterson S. Patterson 64 T. Petrella B. Piccari D. Pisciuneri M. Plyler T. Powell M. Presnar M. Quick R. Reis W. Reno C. Rogan R. Rodgers R. Ruppersburger M. Rybka M. Rybka K. Ryczaj G. Rzecnik D. Sallmen W. Sallmen 65 T. Adams P. Angiolelli D. Bable D. Baranski R. Beichner C. Benedict L. Benedict J. Biedka C. Bok R. Boggs B. Book P. Brogan D. Brown D. Brown I. Buonpane B. Burkes S. Burkes T. Caimona R. Capots P. Caprose B. Cartwright F. Catron M. Chiafullo M. Chiafullo M. Cline S. Coates B. Conant G. Conti T. Covelli R. Cubellia M. DeMase W. DeMase E. Derry ). Diamond T. Dierfield B. Dominick C. Fandozzi D. Flynn K. Flynn J. Gadwell K. Garansi L George M. Gilliand K. Guinaugh S. Habib P. Hall C. Hannon The Sophomore Class Officers consist of; President, Marilyn Chiafullo; Vice-President. Maureen Chiafullo; Secretary. Elaine Seth; Treasurer. Michele Teleis. D. Hunt R. (annetti T. Johns R. Jolley D. Kaufman P. Kearns B. Kelley J. Kerr G. Kline A. Koivula D. Kucharski L. Lampkins L Lane E. Laughlin K. Lee per L. Len D. Lenn J. Lupo J. Mangine J. Matuz R. McCandless T. Minto J. Mott A. Naples P. Napolitano P. Navarra D. Nelson 68 M. Norris S. Ordak L Orras C. Ortiz L. Owoc H. Pardick A. Perrotta J. Popovich R. Porter T. Quinn W. Reighert L Rodgers J. Ruzich P. Ryan P. Rybka D. Sallmen D. Sarver ). Seamans N. Seminara E. Seth ). Shaffer W. Slater ]. Smith S. Speight J. Stoner H. Struchen K. Summerville W. Swogger M. Teleis L Turk D. Vaughan L Verenski D. Via J. Villani K. Warren R. Warsing I. Waskin G. Wright T. Yannarella “Little Blue Machine” The 7th Grade Basketball consisted of: Row 1: L Magliocca, W. Seamans, K. Waskins. B. Cartwright, M. LeClair. Row 2: D. Squeglia, D. Perillo. S. Palmer, D. Baker. K. Monstwil. Row 3: P. Schweikert, B. Daytner, P. Hritz, M. Homey,J. Marzo. and Coach Manifrang. The 8th Grade Basketball consisted of: Row 1: S. Robinson. J. Flynn. J. Stanley. T. Rossman. J. Murrie. D. Tomon. (Mgr ). Row 2: M. Shoaff. L. Ransom. P. Johnson. B. McCandless. J. Micco, and Coach Bromley. Missing from the picture are Todd Palmer, Val Orlando, and Todd Wilson. (Mgr ). 70 The 9th Grade Basketball Team consisted of: Row 1: B. Baskeyfield. G. Davisson. B. Lane. J. Fleeger. G. Burkes. Row Z Coach Dougherty. F. Charles. D. Young, P. Natale. G. Session. (Mgr ), D. Salmen. B. Mars. The Junior High Football Team consisted of: Row 1: D. Young. D. Leeper. D. Salman. B. Baskeyfield. F. Charles, G. Davisson. G. Burkes. G. Session, D. Wilt. R. Reeble, D. Salmen. M. Quinn. M. LeClair, D. Pagley. Row 2: B. Mars. S. Fleming. S. Stunkard, J. Mott, T. Wilson. N. Lutz, T. Carr, G. Antiollei. D. Gaibes, K. Adamo. Row 3: Coach Burchett, C. Jones. J. Aubel. J. Crist. M. Seth, and Coach Morrison. 71 “Little Blue Machine” The 7th Grade Basketball consisted of: Row 1: L Magliocca, W. Seamans. K. Waskins. B. Cartwright. M. LeClair. Row 2: D. Squeglia. D. Perillo. S. Palmer. D. Baker. K. Monstwil. Row 3: P. Schweikert. B. Daytner. P. Hritz, M. Homey, J. Marzo. and Coach Manifrang. The 8th Grade Basketball consisted of: Row 1: S. Robinson. J. Flynn. J. Stanley. T. Rossman. J. Murrie. D. Tomon, (Mgr ). Row 2: M. Shoaff, L. Ransom. P. Johnson. B. McCandless. J. Micco. and Coach Bromley. Missing from the picture are Todd Palmer. Val Orlando, and Todd Wilson. (Mgr.). 70 The 9th Grade Basketball Team consisted of: Row 1: B. Baskeyfield. G. Davisson. B. Lane. J. Fleeger, G. Burkes. Row 2: Coach Dougherty. F. Charles. D. Young. P. Natale. G. Session. (Mgr ). D. Salmen. B. Mars. VISITOR TO Col The Junior High Football Team consisted of: Row 1: D. Young. D. Leeper, D. Salman. B. Baskeyfield. F. Charles. G. Davisson. G. Burkes, G. Session. D. Wilt, R. Reeble. D. Salmen. M. Quinn. M. LeClair. D. Pagley. Row Z B. Mars. S. Fleming. S. Stunkard. J. Mott, T. Wilson. N. Lutz, T. Carr, G. Antiollei. D. Gaibes. K. Adamo. Row 3: Coach Burchett. C. Jones. J. Aubel. J. Crist, M. Seth, and Coach Morrison. 71 % 73 Minature Melody Makers Ninth Grade Choir Row I: K. Slater. M. Timm. S. Hritz. D. jimm, E. Brown, C. Cowher, J. Broschart, D. Jennetti, P. Owoc. S. Bigley. M. Curran. B. Boggs. J. Lavender. Row 2: S. Raub, M. Mrozek, P. Spinosa. S. Presnar. R. Sopkovich. S. Boyles. S. Ash. H. Farrington. S. Kearns. S. Reno, C. Toman. S. Guido. K. Kirkwood. Row 3: P. Clark. D. Heasley. S. Wojnar. R. Perrotta, M. Baranski. C. Benedict. P. Leeper, S. McKay. L. Brown. T. Carbone. K. Black. D. Smolnik. D. McVicker. M. Bair, J. Latess. Eighth Grade Choir: Row 1: K. Orras. S. Shaffer. B. Morgan. L. Conti. T. Wess. K. Cole, C. Bradley. K. Len, K. Fox. K. Digiacomo. L Jackson. F. DeMase. T. Palmer. B. George. Row 2. D. McClenahan. S. Kelly. L. Jaworski. A. Ortiz, H. Dexter. L Houk, J. Rogan, C. Vrabel, J. Smith. L. Lutz. A. Latess. B. Dox, J. Baynham. Row 3: P. Robison. L Shoaf, S. Sankey, L. Dominick. T. Book. S. Ludwicak. C. Exposito. D. Barbati, T. Cervone, T. Boyles. S. Crist. T. Wilson. T. Garcia. E. Callahan. 74 Seventh Grade Choir: Row 1: V. Knight. M. Alden. M. Cracraft. L. Johns. F. Nader. J. DeSalvo. E. Hilton. D. Suber. D. Perillo. S. Palmer. J. Cox. Row 2: M. Morzek, J. Parillo. D. Pisciuneri. M. Mitler, G. Raub, J. Hemming. D. Pilch. D. Mrozek. J. Gawdyda. C. Wojnar, D. Price. S. Swogger, M. Reno. Jr. High Band: Row J: J. Hemming. L. Dominick. D. Pilch, K. Carbone. K. Crum. K. Orlando. E. Hilton. D. Perillo. D. Baker, J. Cox. A. Mellot. J. Carbone. Row 2: D. Bok. L. Jaworski, V. Knight. M. Mitler. N. Fleming. J. Henderson. D. Morzek. B. Daytner. C. Garanski. K. Digiacomo. H. Alley. D. Caimona. Row 3: D. Sneizek. J. Villinsi, P. Hritz, J. Baynham. T. Wilson. G. Angiolelli. M. Thurman. T. Garcia. Mr. Krupa. 75 Jr. High Cheerleaders This year's squad consisted of: Row 1: L. Lutz, P. Rodgers, L. Conti. Row 2: K. (imm, K. Orras, P. Spinosa, S. Wojnar. L. Alden L Alden K. Ames S. Ash J. Augustine M. Baier M. Baranski F. Bartolone B. Baskeyfield C. Benedict S. Bigley K. Black B. Boggs J. Bowers S. Boyles J. Broschart E. Brown L Brown D. Buckley G. Burkes M. Campbell S. Campbell M. Carbone T. Carbone T. Carbone F. Charles P. Clark ). Conant C. Cozza C. Cowher J. Crist M. Curran G. Davidson R. DeLeone D. Dess D. Donofrio A. Farone L Farrington G. Fitzpatrick B. Fenton J. Fleeger S. Fleming 77 D. Frediani S. Galizia G. Gargasz P. Genova L Golba S. Guido B. Hall D. Heasley J. Henry T. Hetrick L Hobel S. Hritz N. Hromyak M. Huff D. Ingram C. Jackson L Janiel D. Jannetti M. Klenotic S. Kradel J. Kulnis M. LaFrance B. Lane J. Lavender M. LeClair D. Leeper P. Leeper C. Locke C. Locke D. Magliocca F. Magusiak W. Magusiak B. Mars P. Masone D. McCart S. McKay K. McLaren D. McVicker D. Miacimarra M. Monstwil M. Mrozek P. Natale T. Neeley D. Owoc P. Owoc M. O’Connor D. Pagley R. Perotta 7« A. Pfahles K. Plotts K. Plyler S. Prejsnar M. Quinn B. Reebel S. Reno T. Riley L. Rodgers P. Rogers S. Raub D. Sallmen D. Solmen G. Session M. Seth D. Singer K. Slater D. Smolnik R. Sopkovich P. Spinosa M. Squeglia B. Stoner C. Tomon C. Turney C. Turney L. Vesco G. Via D. Wilt S. Wojnay R. Woodruff R. Wratney D. Yasher D. Young D. Young S. Zbeigan C. McCoy R. Adams K Adamo G. Angiolelli R. Anthony R. Arnold D. Barbati C. Bartley ]. Baynham D. Blews D. Bok T Book T. Boyles C. Bradley J. Caimona E. Callahan Caravella T. Carr T. Cervone J. Clark K. Cole S. Crist D. Del Principe J. DelPrincipe F. DeMase S. Dess R. Dierfield K. DiGiacomo L Dominick K. Evans C. Exposito M. Fandozzi D. Farrington J. Flynn K. Fox T. Gadwell D. Gaibis M. Gardock R. George B. Gush 80 D. Hobel L Houk L Jackson L Jaworski LJohns P. Johnson M. Jones D. Jones S. Kelley J. Kelnotic A. Latess K. Len S. Ludwiczak L Lutz N. Lutz T. Mangino D. Masone W. McCandless M. McCart D. McClenahan R. McCoy D. McLaren M. Medvit A. Mellott J. Micco C. Minto D. Monstwil B. Morgan J. Mott J. Mudrie V. Orlando K. Orras A. Ortiz T. Palmer F. Penwell P. Puzio A. Quick D. Ramsey A. Reis 81 M. Sallmen S. Sankey R. Saylor C. Settle L Shaffer S. Shaffer L Shoaff J. Smith J. Stanley D. Storti S. Stunkard E. Squeglia M. Timm M. Thutman D. Tomom J. Valiensi C. Vrabel J. Wagner T. Warren S. Was kin T. Wess E. White T. Wilson S. Wohlgemuth 82 M. AJden C. Angiolelli H. Alley L Aeppli L Ayers M. Augustine ). Bable D. Baker E. Barber A. Bartolone ). Baskeyfield G. Bibb H. Blews I. Bok M. Brand L Bruno T. Bump B. Busin D. Cairnona M. Callahan |. Caravella M. Caravella J. Carbone K. Carbone S. Carbone B. Cartwright M. Cow her J. Cox M. Cracraft K. Crum B. Daytner J. DeSalvo M. Diamond M. Dick S. Fenton H. Fleeger N. Flemming E. Flynn J. Fortney C. Garansi J. Gawdyda D. Genova 83 B. Gibbs R. Gilliland D. Golba |. Graham ). Gush P. Guton J. Hemming ). Henderson E. Hilton J. Hodge M. Horney P. Hritz J. Huff F. Hulina S. Hunt T. Hunt M. Hurley B. Ingram M. Jimm C. {ones L. Johns R. Kerr I King L. Kitzko V. Knight E. Lane |. Lawrence M. LeClair R. Lewis B. Magliocca L Magliocca J. Marzo T. Masone P. McCandless J McFall L. Miles D. Miller T. Miron M. Mitler K. Monstwil D. Mrozek M. Mrozek 84 F. Nader R. Neely P. O’Connor K. Orlando J. Palmer S. Palmer G. Passerrello M. Passerrello S. Pauline V. Penweli J. Perillo K. Pfahles D. Pilch D. Pisciuneri K Platt B. Plyler C Porter D. Price K. Price S. Quinn G. Raub M. Reno ). Sallmen S. Salomon E. Sankey P. Schweikert W. Seamans L Settle K. Shaffer B. Shuler C. Shuler J. Sizer ). Smith D. Sniezek D. Squeglia D. Stone 85 Underclassmen shared experiences, Some of them educational, Many of them traumatic! Underclassmen shared experiences, For the competition of it. For the companionship of it, And sometimes for the fun of it! Student Life This is it! These next few pages stand-out because of what they are ... the first color section in the history of the Utopian. One of the hardest decisions of putting this yearbook together was, “Now that we have the color, what do we do with it? We could have given it to the Seniors since they were (or thought they were) the greatest. We could have dedicated it to the prom, sports, homecoming, or any other special” event. But, which was the most special”? Our solution and, we think, the best solution, was to use color to show Union and many of its students at their best. Each of us has a character all our own We are what no other is We do what no other can. 89 91 The more we study, the more we know. The more we know, the more we forget. The more we forget, the less we know. The less we know, the less we forget. The less we forget, the more we know. WHY STUDY? ■■ Each of us see the world through a different window. Our thoughts are expressed through many voices. As a people, we are different. As a class, we become one. And our voices become the cry of Union High School. 94 Jo Anne Gargasz 76 Homecoming Queen Senior Attendant JoAnne Gargasz Student Council President Mary Jo Germani escorts Scott Connerly and Jamie Demerest. Senior football player. John Wojtowicz presents a football signed by the team to JoAnne. The new queen is crowned by the reigning Jean Benedict. The new '78 Homecoming Queen. Miss JoAnne Gargasz. escorted by Dan Singer. “Although it is a one-night event, the memories of this night will linger on forever ... 97 Senior Attendant Senior Attendant Jeanine Nader Liaa Rog8man 98 “And the 1976 Homecoming Queen is ... The resounding voice warmed the crisp October air. In that single flash of time, students, parents, and friends shared similar hopes and memories. On October 8, 1976, JoAnne Gargasz, was crowned Homecoming Queen by former Queen Jean Benedict during the half-time festivities of the Union-Mohawk football clash. Miss Gargasz's escort for the evening was Danny Singer. Senior attendant Jeanine Nader was escorted by Bob Nosik while Lisa Rossman was accompanied by Mike DeSimone. Kellie Charles escorted by Rick Ruppersberger and Marianne Rybka escorted by Chris Schweikert were the Junior Attendants. Sophomores Susan Coates escorted by Kevin Guinaugh and Patty Sue Rybka with her escort Bob Cartwright completed the court. |unior Attendant Kellie Charles Junior Attendant Marianne Rybka Sophomore Attendant Susan Coates Sophomore Attendant Patty Sue Rybka 99 “Rubberneck” The cast for the 1977 play consisted of: Bobbie.......................Lori Myers Uncle Elwyn Buford...................Jim Thornburg Sandra Wilkins.......................Kay Dardynski Wendy.............................Kathie Vallely Melanie.............................Lisa Rossman Larry Wilkens........................Tim Szewczyk Philip Frobisher.....................Ron Mundziak Fletcher Crawford............Christopher Sainato Aunt Roberta.....................Marlene O’Leary Cab Driver...................Dave Rice Arnold Gormeyer..............Tom Smith Millicent Greer.....................Mary Seminara Osgood St. John..............Ron Yasher Cheryl Salomon was chosen to portray the part of Bobbie, but could not due to an ill- ness. Student Director..................JoAnne Gargasz Script Girl.............Sharon Galmarini The Make-up Crew consisted of: Cindy War- sing, Susan Flynn, Denise Bump, Amy Naples, Marilyn Chiafullo, Maureen Chiafullo. The Prop Chairman was ... Mary Jo Germani Our Publicity Helpers were: Lory Adams, Judy Baskeyheld. The Stage Crew consisted of: Bob Nosik, Doug Verenski, Mark Clause, Scott Campbell, Dave Rice, Rich Slagle. Dearly beloved, we are gathered here ... Arnold can't take it anymore! A special thanks goes to our Director: Blair Walters. After the play the cast and crew congregated at Doug Verenski's. Remember? Or will they ever remember? Quick, get a picture of the man eating the pie! Everyone comforts Armold 101 “Winter Wonderland” Teenettes Brave For Formal ’77 Teenette Formal Court Sr. Becky Edmiston Sr. Lisa Rossman Sr. Mary Seminara (L-R) Andy Budai escorting Diane Jimm. John Vargo escorting Debbie McKay. Mike DeSimone escorting Becky Edmiston. Lisa Rossman escorted by Marty Cipriano, Mary Seminara escorted by Rick Perrino and flower girl. Stacy Budai and crown bearer. Jimmy Joe Micco. Natalie Seminara was escorted by Bob Cugini and Gina Conti escorted by Don Mangino. 104 “The show must go on was the word around Union as the Teenette Formal, scheduled for January 22, ap- proached us in the midst of school cancelations, hazardous weather, and a critical gas shortage due to the frigid weather. The dance was entitled, “Winter Wonderland”, and was held in the Memorial Building. The long process of decorating started Thursday after- noon with the hanging of the gold centerpiece. The following day the crepe paper was hung, a white wood- en bridge brought in and an eight-foot snowman were put up. Then, the procedure of hauling over 65 trees to the school began. For over three weeks the Teenettes went all over the city to acquire these white flocked trees in freezing weather. Even though it was a lot of work, it was worth it for the sight was truly a beautiful one. The backdrop for the court was breathtaking! It was assembled with a gold backing among white trees with white twinkle lights. Finally, all the plans were complete. The group Penny Lane provided the music for the evening. The corona- tion ceremonies began with the in- troduction of last year’s queen, Sherri Smolnik. Simultaneously, the band be- gan to play softly throughout the an- nouncement of each attendant and her escort. The flower girl was Stacy Budai and the crown bearer, Jimmy Joe Micco. Then the long-awaited announcement was made. The 1977 Teenette Formal Queen was Miss Lisa Rossman. Immediately following the crowning, the court dance was held to the theme song, “This One’s For You. Congratulations Lisa! Inspite of the many unexpected problems the girls faced in prepara- tion of the Formal, it definitely turned out to be a very successful one. Times like these are remembered when look- ing back upon the days of high school. 105 Senior Night 106 Tears, tears, tears . . . Seniors Receive Final Recognition Senior Night holds a special meaning for every senior at Union. Misty-eyed senior ath- letes, cheerleaders, band mem- bers, and marching units re- ceived their final recognition. The last home game of both bas- ketball and football seasons was dedicated to honoring the seniors who had devoted so much of their time, efforts, fund raising activities, band camps, and moral support. During pregame, all the senior members were introduced with their parents. The half-time activities consisted of senior ma- jorettes twirling fire to the song Rock Around The Clock. Fol- lowing this, the senior members of drill team teamed up with the color guard members to perform their last routine to the song, Those Were The Days. The band then played the traditional closing song, May The Good Lord Bless And Keep You. To add to the excitement of the day, some senior girls went out early in the morning and decorated houses. On Feb. 22. basketball seniors and cheerleaders were also recognized for their contri- butions. Senior Night always marks the end of a very special segment of high school. 107 CASINO ROYALE: A Night In Vegas Srs. Cheryl Salamon and Larry Campbell Srs. loAnn Gargasz and Mike DeSimone Srs. Lisa Rossman and John Wojtowicz Michele Panella and Rob Jolley Srs. Lori Myers and Doug Verenski Jrs. Kellie Charles and Rick Ruppersburger Jrs. Doreen Spinelli and Phil Lucas Jrs. Joyce Patterson and Brian Picarri 108 109 HIGH 77 Prom Many of the couples planning to attend the Prom on Saturday, May 7, turned their attention to the weather forecast. The day started out like the previous gloomy days and crushed many hopes of an enjoyable evening. However, the weather did clear and continued to pre- vail throughout the remainder of the day. The excitement of the Prom held at the Holiday Inn, Casino Royale, A Night In Vegas rose as the hands of the clock became closer to the six o'clock mark. For the first time in Union's Prom history, a sit-down dinner was prepared. Upon the completion of the meal, the simulated activities of “Vegas were in- itiated. Each couple was alloted a sum of money with which to gamble. Booths were placed at intervals around the out- skirts of the room where the “gambling” took place. Winners were announced af- ter the crowning of the new king and queen. Coronation began with the an- nouncement of the three junior attendant couples followed by the four senior king and queen candidates. Fran Exposito, junior class president, then announced, “The new 1977 Prom King and Queen are, and took a pause before con- cluding. “Mike DeSimone and Cheryl Salamon. The excitement subsided after coronation as the dancing and music continued. Bob McKeag and Fun was the group for the evening. By 11 p.m. it was all over. The band packed their equip- ment away and many of the couples were off to different destinations to con- clude the biggest formal event of the school year. Empty punch glasses, cook- ies, rearranged chairs and tables, center- pieces resembling large dice; traces of the priceless memories that occurred in just a few short hours. Dates, flowers, tuxes, gowns, canes, top hats, dice, wheels, cards, money ... cherished times that will always be remembered. There in the sunshine are my highest aspirations I can look up and see their beauty, believe in them, and try to follow where they lead. — Louisa May Alcott adWos it was the best of years ... it was the worst of years ,.. for many it was their final year Special times ... Homecoming ... cold ... victory for the guys ... JoAnne ... Rubberneck ... where is that doll ... PARTY ... Winter Wonderland ... 1000 white trees? ... Lisa ... bitter cold — no school ... Senior Night ... last cheers ... proud parents ... no dry eyes ... Casino Royale ... come on seven ... Cheryl Mike ... all this and dinner too? ... Special memories ... 114 UNION AREA BOARD OF EDUCATION: Seated (L to R) Mr. John Fusco. Mr. Ralph Pisciuneri. Vice-President; Mr Nicholas Squeglia, President; Mrs. Isabelle Bartley. Secretary; Mrs. Betty Presnar. Standing (L to R) Mr. Louis Clause. Mrs. Vinci Henry. Mrs. Laura Wrobel. and Mr. James Kerr. Knowledge, in truth, is the great sun in the firmament. Life and power are scattered with all its beams. — Daniel Webster Address 1825 116 Paul L Rowland, Jr.. Superintendent of Schools Mr. Ralph E. Ascione, Principal, and Mr. John T. Leitera. Assistant Principal Integrity without knowledge is weak and useless ... Knowledge without integrity is dangerous and dreadful. — Samuel Johnson Rasselas Mr. Jack W Boggs 117 Miss |anis Bodnar Mrs. Henrietta Zaccarelli Mrs. Martha Willit Miss Diane Williams Mr. James Warnock Mr. Blair Walters Mr. Samuel Venturella Mr. Gary Trimble Mr. John Takacs Mr. Edward Schachem 118 Mrs. Winifred Sartor Mr. Socrates Roussos Mrs. Diane Pitzer Mr. Gabriel Pascarella Mr. Bill Nicholson Mrs. Carrie Mae McKinley Mrs. Martha McChesney Mr. Mark Manifrang 119 Miss Carmel Lupo Mr. Harvey Lucidore Mr. Donald Logan Mr. J.V. Lamb Mr. Henry Krupa Mrs. Ruth Keith Mr. Donald Keil Mr. Jay Hutcheson Mrs. Annette Hutchison 120 Mr. Joseph Hudak Mr. Richard Hart Miss Veronica George Mrs. Lydia Gatewood Mr. Charles Gates Mrs. Brenda Draper Mr. Leonard Dougherty Mr. Richard Diana Mrs. Louise Davis 121 Mr. Robert Curry Mr. Larry Craig Mr. Michael Covelli Mr. John Cott Mr. Robert Burchett Mr. Donald Bromley Mrs. Carolyn Binkley Mr. Eugene Beichner Mrs. )osephine Baker Photographs of the following faculty members were not available: Mr. Robert Gardner and Mrs. Theresa Lattanzi. 122 The high school secretaries are Mrs. Carol Palmer. Mrs. Mary Penwell, and Mrs. Margaret Morgan. CAFETERIA LADIES: Kate Fabian. Jean Parillo. Anne Chiaro, Edna DeLeone. Jenny Fusco. Gert Smock. Missing: Marge DelPrincipe. JANITORS: Rudy Theis, John Piccuta. and Bill Cumberledge. 123 Teachers are vital in the formation of students — they help them learn the dreams and aspirations of others. By sharing individual experiences, they present opportunities for the creating of our own individual ... 124 Organizations 77 Utopian Staff OK ■ Mary Ann VVolanski Editor-in-Chief Tim Szewczyk Photographer Business Manager R.S. Diana Lisa Rossman Advisor Editor-in-Chief 77 SENIOR STAFF: Laura Wojnar, Toni Monstwil, Kathie Vallely. Tim Szewczyk, Cindy Warsing, Doug Verenski, Becky Edmiston, Vicki Farrington. Doll Robinson. JoAnne Cargasz: Missing: Rose Annarella. Jeanine Nader, and Sharon Galmarini. 126 The purpose of a yearbook, is by definition, to record a year. This year- book will revitalize memories now and many years from now. Despite what many persons believe — one man is no man as far as a yearbook is concerned. The dedicated staff of the UTOPIAN deserves the credit and the thanks for their efforts and work to produce this annual. The staff began making plans beginning at a workshop in Shippensburg. Fund raising projects like the football program, hoagie sale, ad campaign, citrus fruit sale, fashion show, and the Easter candy sale took place throughout the year. Despite all the work involved, the '77 staff will always remember this past year and the good times encoun- tered upon reaching the final com- pletion of this yearbook. Memories of SSC ... decorating the YB suite ... cup of soup ... the famous coffeepot ... plants ... birthday parties ... pictures ... the escapade to Robert Morris ... “tons of film ... type to the s in astronaut .,. “and friends ... more pictures ... “I don’t want to commit myself!” ... Heil Hitler ... dir- ty dishes ... Mr. D.— the best advisor and friend in the world ... final staff party ... trying to meet deadlines ... the times of our lives ... And finally. If one picture or line of copy sparks a memory for you and involves you, then the purpose of this book has been fulfilled for this is not just a memory book of the past year but a chapter in your life ... UNDERCLASSMEN STAFF: Chris Rogan. Sue Bender. Doreen Spinelli, Donna Pisciuneri. Missing: Debbie Klenotic. UTOPIAN CLUB: M. Mittler. J. Catale. D. Pisciunari, M. Diamond. J. DeSalvo. A. Ortiz. J. Hemming. C. Ortiz. D. Stoner. D. Surrena. T. Mellot, J. King. L Shoaf. D. McClenahan. B. Morgan. P. Clark. M. Mrozek. M. Chiafullo. L. Turk. R. Cubellis. C. Bartley, D. Barbati. J. Lawrence. S. Dess. L Jackson. T. Cervone, J. Mangine (Pres.). P. Brogan. E. Seth. A. Naples. J. Bok, J. Smith (Tres.), D. Bok. B. Kelley. S. Speight (V. Pres.), J. Baskeyfield, C. Wojnar, F. Nader (Sec.), C. Vrabel. K. Cole, L Jaworski. and Mary Gilliland. Student Council Student Council activities began in July when President Mary Jo attended a Student Council workshop where she learned many helpful ideas. Almost as soon as school started, Student Council began planning the Homecoming festivities in- cluding a dance afterwards. Student Council elect- ed members were: Tim Szewczyk, Mary Ann Wo- lanski, Doreen Spinelli, Karen Daytner, Brenda Campbell, Maureen Chiafullo, Mary Jo Germani, Jackie Seamons, Amy Naples, Patti Leeper, Tammy Cervone, Tracy Boyles, Chris Sainato, Kim Hughes, Jeanine Nader, and JoAnne Gargasz. OFFICERS OF THE 76-77 STUDENT COUNCIL: Fran Exposito, V. Pres., jeanine Nader. Corr. Sec., joAnne Gargasz. Rec. Sec., Tim Szewczyk. Tres., Mary jo Germani. Pres., Mr. j. Warnock. advisor. 128 National Honor Society The National Honor Society is an organization dedi- cated to service of the school and community. The golden voices of the members were heard giving the morning announcements (since they were the only ones awake), and they brightened the halls with Christmas decorations during the holiday season. As a Community Service Project, the members warmed the hearts of the residents of the Lawrence County Home with a Valen- tine’s Day party. The club also enjoyed a roller skating party, junior and senior induction, and the annual pic- nic for both new and old members. The members were: Rose Annarella, jeanine Nader, Becky Edmiston (Secty.), Mrs. Pitzer (Advisor), Susan Flynn (Treas.), Ann Grimes, Linda Stoner, Lisa Rossman, Ben Gianni, Debbie Lutz, Mary Ann Wolanski, Lori Myers, Toni Monstwil, Tim Szewczyk (Pres.), Jon Miscimara (V. Pres.), Laura Woj- nar, Ron Mundziak, Mike DeSimone, Ron Yasher, John Ruzick, Marlene O’Leary, Peggy Flynn. Senior members inducted in the spring of 1977 were: JoAnne Gargasz, Mary Jo Germani, Vicki Farrington, and Rhona Hunt. Youth Education Association YEA: C. Dierfield, |. Baskeyfield. M. Stoner. L. Adams. J. Patterson. M. Chiafullo. L. Turk, D. Kucharski. T. Adams. S. Patterson, D. Lutz. D. Bump. B. Edmiston. T. Monstwil. K. Marshall. D. Sedwick. M Craziani, L. Len. J. Seamons. D. Hunt. D. Flynn. Mr. Bromley, advisor. R. Yasher. ). Ruzich. P. Flynn. J. Dudo, C. Warsing. K. Daytner, L. Wojnar, S. Flynn. Mangine. P. Brogan. B. Graham. K. Flynn. K. Leeper. A. Naples The members of the Youth in Education Association began their activities this year by participating in organizing the festivities of Open House. During Open House. YEA kept a roster of the parents who attended and ushered the parents to the appropriate rooms. Other activities included a roller skating party during the Christmas holidays for YEA and for the members of National Hon- or Society. On May 13, 1977, YEA visited Duquesne University in Pittsburgh. It was a worth- while experience for all who attended. 130 76-77 OFFICERS: Becky Edmiston. Pres., Peggy Flynn. V. Pres.. Cindy Warsing. Hist., Kathy Marshall. Treas.. Laura Wojnar. Sea Pep Clubs L. Adams. J. Ayers, C. Bartolone, J. Baskeyfield. S. Campbell. K. Clark, M. Clause. C. Conner. K. Dardynski, D. DeLeone, S. DeThomas. B. Edmiston. S. Flynn. J. Cargasz, M. Graziani, N. Hodge. M. Hunt. R. Hunt, Z. Jonson. T. Kokan. M. Kulms. K. Vallely, C. Lupo, D. Lutz, D. Mangino, L McCandless. T. Monstwil. L Myers. N. Palmer. D. Pettitt, C. Quinn. D. Rice. C. Salamon, J. Smolnik. M. Stoner. D. Verenski, C. Warsing. B. Walters. J. Woftowicz. R. Wiley. D. Benedict, |. Baranski. M. Buonpane. A. Burkes. |. Callahan. B. Campbell. L DeMase. B. Domenick. J. Dudo. F. Exposito. F. Gorgasz. S. Hannon. D. Henry, M. Jaskola, B. Magee. D. Paglia, ). Patterson. M. Rybka. M. Rybka. D. Sallmen. D. Spinelli. K. Walters, V. Farrington. B. Stanley. D. Vesco, L. Benedict. P. Brogan. M. Chiafullo. M. Chiafullo. S. Coates. B. Graham. K. Leeper. L. Len. J. Mangino. A. Naples. H. Pardick, J. Seamans. D. Sallmen. N. Seminara, E. Seth. L. Verenski. K. Warren, and friends. The Pep Club Officers are: (L to R) Vice-Pres. Sharon Galmarini. Treas. Jeanine Nader. Pres. Rosemarie Annarella. and Sec. Cindy Warsing. Advisor Mr. Covelli. Jr. High Members are: S. Curran, S. Ames. K. Black. K. Williams. S. Guido. K. Kirdwood, S. Ludwiczak. S. Stitler, T. Bump. L Shoaff, L. Brown, P. Leeper. M. Baranski. S. Presnar, M. Huff, L. Morgan. L Ortiz, S. Reno. D. Smolnik. S. Hritz, M. Mrozek, C. Shuler, J. Hemming. F. Nader. D. Barbati, C. Exposito, and their friends. 131 Office Aids Row 1: K. Dardynski. M. Seminara. K. DeMase. Mrs. Palmer. L Rossman. Row 2: C. Vrabel. D. McHenry, D. Jimm. A. Grimes. Row 3: L. Stoner. T. Cervone. D. Bok, J. Smith. L. Jaworski. L Jackson. J. Baskeyfield. M. Stoner. S. Galmarini. D. Picineri, E. Robinson. D. Spinelli. L DeMase. Row 4: C. Warsing. K. Hughes. S. Summerville. L McCandless. B. Conant. K. Ryczaj. S. CoateS. D. Paglia. Youth Page Correspondents Ann Grimes and Nadine Hodge were the hardworking Youth Page correspondents and their advisor was Mr. Curry. 132 Art Librarians Kim Frankovich. Karen DeMase, and Brenda Gush helped Mrs. Sartor in the Art Room as Art Librarians. Hall Runners Row 1: N. Seminara. T. Cervone, D. Bok. P. Owoc. B. Hall. L. Demase, D. Spinelli, J. Baranski. D. Rice. S. Campbell. P. Kearns. D. Farrell. T. Boyles. K. Struchen, C. Orras. L. Hannon. W. Reighert. Row 2: K. Masone, J. Hummel. M. Smolnik. K. DiGiacamo. D. McHenry. L. Brown. C. Sainato. K. Walters. D. Paglia. N. Seminara. D. Sallman. C. Conti. D. Bump. L. Len. K. Hughes. D. Campbell, S. Reighert. B. Domenick, M. Chiafullo. D. )imm. M. Buonapane. A. Perrotta. Row 3: Ryczaj. K. Clark. B. Magee. D. DeLeone. C. Salamon. P. Lucas. L. Hall. T. Petrella, L Cassella. B. Conant, A. Orras. T. Dierfield. M. Baier. B. Bobbs. K. Bibb. 133 Majorettes March On Behind the scenes ... Kellie Charles The 1976-77 Majorettes: (L-R) Phyllis Napolitano. Diane Jimm. Kelly Clark. Cheryl Salamon. Kellie Charles. Patti Sue Rybka. Lori Verenski. Lorraine Len, Diane Vesco. 134 Senior Kelly Clark Follow the boys! Officere for the squad were as follows: Cheryl Salamon. co- capt., Kellie Charles, capt., Kelly Clark, historian and under the direction of Mr Blair Walters. Senior Cheryl Salamon Careers in Health Row 1: Margaret Bibb, Beth Kelly, Bonnie Magee. Dianne DeLeone. Cheryl Salamon, Chris Fry. Monica Stoner. Nancy Palmer. Peggy Navarra. Row 2: Brenda Conant. Denise Bump. Diane Sedwick, Kathy Marshall. Marci DeMase. Tammy Johns. Cindy Warsing. Paula Brogan. Doreen Spinelli, Kathie Vallely. Lisa Rossman. Kelly Clark. Mary Seminara. Mary Ann Wolanski. Karen Flynn. Row 3: Cheryl Lupo. John Len, Stephanie DeThomas. Bob Nosik. Chris Sainato. Laura Wojnar. Jeanine Nadar. Roslyn Cubellis. The officers were: Marcia Rybka, Treasurer. Mrs. Zaccarelli, Advisor. Maryanne Rybka. Secretary. Mary Ann Wolanski. Vice-President. 136 Science Club 76-77 OFFICERS: Mrs. Binkley. Adv.. Mary Ann Wolanski. Pres., Debbie Lutz. V. Pres.. Cindy Warsing. Sec., Becky Edmiston. Hist., and missing from picture is {eanine Nader. Treas. The Science Club members are: P. Ortiz. J. Seamans. P. Brogan. S. Galmarini, D. Lutz, S. Alden. M. Baier. B Boggs. R Jolley, V. Dierfietd. J. Mangine, F. Domino, A. Naples, D. Cowher. K. Leeper, C. Fandozzi. J. Ruzich, L Len, M Worth, C. Wojnar, |. Baskeyfield. F. Nader. J. DeSalvo. D. Kucharski, M. Ortiz. C. White. S. Dess, D. Barbati, C. Bartley. C. Vrabel, J. Smith, D. Bok. |. Boyles. T. Cervone. L. |ackson. M Davisson, R. Yasher, M. Wolanski. ). Baskeyfield. C. Sainato, M Graziani, K. Marshall. T. Monstwil. D. Sedwick, L. Wojnar. P. Flynn. B. Edmiston. P. Kielar, C. Warsing, and M. Campbell. The Science Club, a very ac- tive organization, started it’s ac- tivities with a field trip to Cleve- land. Later in the year the mem- bers cheered the residents of the Golden Hills Nursing Home by playing bingo and caroling dur- ing the Christmas season. The second annual plant sale was held in the spring along with a successful recycling campaign. Also, the Science Club Officers would like to recognize the fol- lowing students for outstanding service for the past two years. These students were chosen to receive Science Club Awards: Mickey Baier, Diane Bok, Tracy Boyles, Tammy Cervone, Susan Dess, Peggy Flynn, Steve Galazia, Sharon Galmarini, Barb Graham. Susan Ludwiczak, Kathy Mar- shall, Toni Monstwil, Amy Napl- es, Anna Ortiz, Joyce Ruzich, Jackie Seamans, Elaine Seth, Cheryl Vrabel, Carol Wojnar, Laura Wojnar. JoEllen Mangine, Paula Brogan. Ron Yasher, Roger Jolley, Deanne Bayer, Debbie Kucharski, Cindy Fandozzi. Chris Sainato, Judy Baskeyfield, and Kim Leeper. 137 Color Guard Sr. Ann Grimes Sr. Cindy Warsing Sr. Lory Adams 138 The 1976-77 Color Guard consisted of: (Front row L-R) Becky Edmiston. Marcia Graziana. Kim Hughes. Deann Bayer (sitting) Marlene O'Leary. Susan Flynn, (back row) Denise Via. Ann Grimes. Laura Wojnar, Karen Flynn. Shirleen Hannon. Michelle Mrozek. Cindy Warsing. Future Homemaker’s of America The FHA’s outside activities included a food stand at the home football and basketball games and selling breakfast in the morning. These dubious dieticians are dedicated to the improve- ment of their culinery skills (and appetites!). Their moto is to prove the old adage that the way to a man's (or woman’s) heart is through the stomach. The Future Homemaker’s of America are: Row 1: T. Muchicho, F. Carmella, S. Reighert, D. Struchen, C. Fry, M. Hunt. Row 2: B. Campbell. D. George, C. Greaf, M. Gilliland. Row 3: C. Hunt, K. Nelson. H. Struchen, S. Harding, R. Nail, B. Walters, B. Domenick, S. Hetrick, M. Cline, Mrs. Draper, M. Bibb, R. Reis. The officers include: Debbie Nelson, President, Holly Struchen, Vice-President, and Marvin Hunt, Treasurer. Librarians Row I; T. Johns. E. Seth. A. Naples, P. Brogan. T. Adams. Row 2: K. Hughes. C. Rogan. D. Bayer. S. Bender. D. Kenotic. D. Cowher. D. Flynn. M. Davisson. K. Flynn. Row 3: N. Hodge. A. Grimes. S. Flynn. C. Warsing. J. Baskeyfield. C. Conner. D. Bump, S. DeThomas. D. Pettitt, L. Stoner. Mr. Logan. Row 4: C. Lupo. D. Lutz. B. Edmiston, P. Flynn. J. Gargasz. D. Rice. L. Myers. K. Daytner. J. Mangine. Row 1. R. Sopokovich. R. Perrotta. T. Vesco. C. Bartley. Row 2: M. Baranski. S. Presnar. M. Mrozek. C. Cowher. Mr. Logan. T. Cerrone. S. Dess. P. Lee per Row 3. M. Curran. S. Zbeigan. T. Boyles. C. Vrabel. L Jackson. K. Orras. S. Wojnar. C. Benedict. P. Spinosa. I’ve heard of overdue books before, but 1959 is ridiculous! 141 Drill Team (sitting) D. Burkes. L. Ransom. Row 1: D. DeLeone. M. Buonopane, N. Seminara. B. Magee. E. Robinson. D. Lutz. D. Pisciuneri. S. Galmarini. Row 2: R. Annarella. L. Owoc, K. Ryczaj, K. Leeper. J. Seamans. J. Mangine. J. Nader. Row 3: M. Cozza. D. Henry. E. Seth. M. Smolnik. T. Monstwil, C. Rogan. K. Daytner, S. Young. C. Conner, R. Cubellis. 142 Future Farmers of America I FFA gives students a chance to grow individually with enough guid- ance to promote the betterment of themselves without digressing. FFA also has given students a chance to expand through meeting new people, traveling to such places as Harrisburg, Penn State, and with a lot of hard work - Kansas City - every journey another opportunity to gain knowl- edge. The FFA students feel if they would have taken some other course other than Vocational Agriculture they would have missed a world of experience. The Demonstration Team consisted of K. jackson, B. Siddal, J. Lavender, S. Galizia. C. Turney, J. O’Conner, K. Or- dak, W. Slater, S. Ordak, and T. Quinn. These students deserve a great deal of credit for their hard work and efforts. C1IU1IO. 76-77 FFA: T. Pardick. M. O'Conners. D. McCart. F. Magusiak. P Masone. L. Dennis. B. Magusiac. |. Kenst, |. Reebel. R. Richman. T. Minto, D. Sallmen. R. DeLeone. D. Gibbs, j. Restino. M. Kline, J. Shaffer. |. Magliocca. S. Galizia. K. Jackson. S Ordak. K. Ordak. J. Cowher. P. Ryan, L Rodgers. T. Evans. S. Shaffer, P. Garansi, F. Haraczo. F. Catron. T. Mills. J. O'Conner. G. Kline, D. Magliocca. T. Carbone. M. Wadding. J. Henry. J. Lavender. T. Quinn. C. Hunt. W. Slater. J. Matuz, C. Tumey. D. Brown. B. Siddall, B. Bowan, D. Ingrim. and Mr. Lamb. 144 OFFICERS: T. Muchicko. T. Evans. J. O’Conner. J. Cowher, K. Ordak, P. Garansi. and Mr. Lamb (advisor). JR. HIGH FFA: J. Cox. H. Alley, J. Graham. R. Gilliland. J. Caimona. E. White. B. Gibbs, D. Kastner. A. Mellott. N. Lutz. D. Jones. M. Reno. D. Genova. M. Cavelli, B. George. G. Angiolelli. SQUARE DANCE TEAM: S. Bigley. P. Ryan. M. Cline. T. Carbone. B. Richardson, and S. Hetrick. 145 Cheerleaders Rally To Victories Marcia Rybka. Maureen Chiafullo. Marianne Rybka. )oAnne Cargasz. Lori Myers, Suzy Speight. Missing. Joyce Patterson. Miss Diane Williams worked closely throughout the year with the leaders of all three squads. S. Wojnar. L. DeMase. D. Spinelli. K. Jimm. M. Rybka. Miss Williams. J. Cargasz. 146 147 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders for the 1976-77 year: Susan Coates, Paula Brogan. LeeAnn DeMase. Doreen Spinelli. Michele Teleis, Amy Naples, and Kim Warren. Boys Varsity L Row 1: P. Lucas. S. Brogan. M. DeSimone. D. Mangino, J. Wojtowicz. F. Exposito. C. Quinn. J. Carbone. R. Wiley, F. Lane. Row 2: J. Baranski. D. Verenski, M. Hunt. M. Heathcote. G. Mrozek. B. Gianni. |. Aubel, C. Waters. Row 3: F. Gorgasz. J. Thornburg. M. Presnar. P. Angiolelli. C. Antonelli. D. Baranski. P. LeClair. J. Mott. T. Szewczyk. Row 4. B. Piccari. R. Therman. R. Mundziak, G. Ryeznik. T. Aiken. M. Heasley. M. Genova. 148 Girls Varsity L (sitting) K. Leeper. D. Hunt, J. Seamans. Row 2: L Hall, T. Caimona. L. Wojnar. B. Edmiston. C. Warsing. Row 3: B. Dominick. B. Campbell. D. Flynn. S. Wojnar. A. Naples. J. Mangine. E. Seth. Row 4. D. Klenotic, D. Klenotic. D. Cowher. D. Bayer. C. Len. Row 5. D McHenry. D. McKay. S. Patterson. M. Chiafullo. M. Chiafullo. L Magliocca. Miss Williams. 149 Teenette s OFFICERS 76-77: (sitting) Mary Seminara. Sec., Diane Jimm. V. Pres, (standing) Lisa Rossman, Pres.. Mrs. D. Pitzer, Adv., Ann Grimes, Treas. SENIORS: M. Wolanski. K. Vallely, L. McCandless, D. Pettitt. R. Hunt. D. Deleone, M. Kulnis. M. Stoner, ). Baskeyfield. L. Adams. J. Ayers, K. Brenneman. C. Bartolone. M. Seminara, }. Gargasz. S. Young, E. Robison. M. O’Leary. C. Conner, L. Magliocca, C. Lupo, T. Monstwil. D. Burkes. K. Dardynski, D. Bump. S. Galmarini. T. Kokan, L. Rossman. K. Clark, M. Smolnik. C. Salamon, A. Grimes. N. Hodge. D. Lutz, R. Annarella, L Myers, K. Frankovich, K. DeMase, M. Germani. K. Marshall. P. Flynn. C. Warsing. S. Flynn. M. Palmer. B. Edmiston, P. Garansi. S. Harding. D. Sedwick. L. Wojnar, R. Nail. M. Graziani. JUNIORS: D. Spinclli. D. Cowher. M Rybka. S. Bender. M. Rybka. L. DeMase. M. Buonopane. T. Lampkins. M. Quick. S. Patterson. B. Campbell. F. Manos. K. Charles. D. Henry. D. Paglia. L Ransom. T. Petrella. D. Klenotic, D. McKay. D. Bayer. C. Rogan. M Cozza, S. Smolik, D. Klenotic. D. Vesco. K. Daytner. J. Dudo. L DeLeone. D. McHenry. D. Jimm. S. Hannon. K. Jurina. D. Benedict. J. Calahan. K. Masone. J. Hummell. K. Ryczja. M. Davisson. B. Domineck. K. Walters. K. Hughes. D. Pisciuneri. L Hall. D. Currie. SOPH. P. Rybka. M. Chiafullo. P. Hall. J. Mangine. J. Seamans. D. Flynn. S. Coates. K. Warren. P. Napolitano. C. Hannon. S. Speight. E. Seth. A. Naples. P. Brogan. T. Johns. M. Chiafullo. G. Conti. N. Seminara. L Verenski, K. Flynn. T. Adams. D. Hunt. K. Leeper, C. Hilke. L. Owoc. D. Kucharski, J. Houk. M. DeMase. J. Ruzich, B. Graham. R. Cubellis. L. Yurk, J. Mangino. D. Via, M. Telesz. B. Domenick, S. Hetrick. C. Bok. C. Benedict. P. Naverra, L. Benedict. L. Len, M. Thurman. H. Strutchen, D. Nelson. T. Yannerella. A. Koivula. T. Caimona. 151 Concert Choir The District Chorus Members were: (sitting) ). Thornburg. K. Marshall, (standing) S. Moore. R. Yasher. and Advisor Mr. Lucidore. i Row 1: S. Galmarini. D. Pisciuneri, M. Wolanski. N. Seminara, M. Seminara. A. Naples. M. Stoner. Row 2: D. Sallmen, J. Thornburg. M. Hunt. P. Brogan. Row 3: J. Callahan. R. Yasher. D. Rice. G. Conti. D. Sarver, H. Pardick. S. Patterson. K. Marshall. J. Ayers. Row 4: D. Guido. B. Eardley. P. Lucas. C. Rogan. P. Kielar, S. Moore, T. Szewczyk. Tenor: Row 1: R. Boggs. Row 2: R. Yasher. D. Vaughn. M. Hunt. Row 3: S. Moore. D. Guido. R. Ruppersburger. ■ 4 A M V - V % i 1 FI m K 152 Alto: Row 1: B. Eles. D. |imm. D. Lutz. M. Davisson. N. Seminars. M. Stoner. A. Naples. M. Seminara, M. O’Leary. J. Nader. Row 2: M. Thurman. S. Coates. L. Owoc, J. Ayers, K. Marshall. Row 3: S. Patterson. P. Brogan. J. Mangine. Row 4: L Myers. ). Gargasz. Soprano: Row 1: C. Benedict. C. Ortiz. J. Patterson. Row 2: S. Calmarini. D. Sallman. P. Rybka. B. Kelly. M. Rybka. D. Vesco. Row 3: J. Callahan. D. Pettitt, N. Palmer. S. Speight. M. Cozza. C. Rogan. B. Conant. H. Pardick. M. Rybka. K. Charles. D. Piscuneri. C. Lupo. A. Koivula. Row 4: P. Napolitano. M. Wolanski. J. Seamans. C. Conti. M. Stoner. K. Leeper, B. Dominick. Bass: Row 1: B. Cartwright. D. Rice. T. Owoc. J. Stoner. D. Server, A. Budai. Row 2: R. Thurman. C. Fry, C. Schweikert, J. Thornburg. Row 3: B. Eardley. P. Lucas, P. Keilar. Row 4. D. Baranski. F. Exposito. T. Szewczyk. 153 Row 1: M. Baier. P. Kielar. M. Presnar. Row 2: F. Galizia. K. Brennaman. B. Gawdyda. Row 3: J. Villani. R. Yasher. G. Capots. D. Yasher. D. Owoc, T. Carbone. WOODWINDS: C. Fandozzi. L. Alden. M Wolanski. M Chiafullo. |. Curran, J. Len. M. Presnar. B. Gawdyda. L. Mann. L. Len. D. Sedwick. L. Wojar. L. Alden. N. Hromyak. T. Szewczyk. R. Mundziak. B. Domenick. R. Rodgers. S. Raub. R. Yasher. T. Carbone. L Hennon. M. Teleis. S. Flynn. K. Daytner. J. Villani. Scottie Bands BRASS: S. Galizia. T. Owoc. R. Sacco, K. Marshall. C. Sainato. T. Smith. D. Yasher. M. Baier. D. Owoc. L. George. G. Capots. B. Swogger. R. Salamon. D. Rice. f. Seaborn. B. Nosik. T. Carbone. F. Galizia. K. Brennaman. F. Exposito. 154 D. Brown. M. Chiafullo, L. Lampkins. M. Monstwil. B. Gianni. D. McKay. P. REGIONAL BAND: Ron Yasher Kielar. MID EAST BAND: Randy Sacco and Jim Villani HONORS BAND; Jim Villani. Randy Sacco. Ron Yasher. Dave Owoc, and Bogan Gawdyda. 155 To join ... associate ... be a part of ... belong. Membership in one of 77's numerous clubs permitted each student to become an active and creative part of a different section of the school. Each organization set goals — a pattern for each life to follow. Each member who helped his club achieve its goals, helped himself become. 156 .$A C R ’$ BARBER SHOP MANXES L 1 N N 'i Nickles I Bakery wmm Senior Patrons Mr. A Mrs. James H. Campbell Mr. A Mrs. E. Cartwright Mr. A Mrs. Alfred E. Germani Mr. A Mrs. Louis C. Edmiston James Quinn Family Charlotte A Paul Rice Mr. A Mrs. Bernard Rossman Mr. A Mrs. Robert Szewczyk Mr. A Mrs. Ellsworth Hodge Mr. A Mrs. Alex Monstwil Mr. A Mrs. Frank Smith Mr. Philip Annarella Mr. A Mrs. Russell Warsing Mr. A Mrs. Andy Graziani Mr. A Mrs. J.M. Yasher Mr A Mrs. Francis Fusco Mr. A Mrs. John Stoner. Sr. Mr. A Mrs. Norman M. Lupo Mr. A Mrs. Stephen Nosik Mr. A Mrs Paul A. Vallely Verne A Pat Roth Mr. A Mrs. Guido Mrs. Josephine Sedwick Mr. A Mrs. Homes M. Stiles Mr. A Mrs. Anthony Mundziak Mr. A Mrs. Phillip Bartelone Rev A Mrs. Edward C. Thornburg Rev. A Mrs. Steven H. Wiley Mr. A Mrs. Donald Baskeyfield Mr. A Mrs. Joseph Wojtowicz Mr. A Mrs. Stephen F. DeThomas Mrs. Yvonne Sainato Mr. A Mrs. Donald S. Lutz Mr. A Mrs. John DeSimone Mr. A Mrs. A.L Galmarini Mr. A Mrs. Ray M. Sheehy In Memory Of James Weaver Mr. A Mrs. Rudolph Warren Mr. A Mrs. John L Smolnik Mr. A Mrs. Alozy Mrozek Mr. A Mrs. Mack Brown Mr. A Mrs. Robert E. Ayers Mr. A Mrs. Fred Brogan Mr. A Mrs. Hal Cowher Mr. A Mrs. Albert E. Nader Lawrence J. Nader Mr. A Mrs. Joseph Affagato Mr. A Mrs. William Smolnik Mr. A Mrs. Alvin F. Grimes Joan A. Taylor Mr. A Mrs. Fred Miscimarra Thomas R. Szewczyk Mr. A Mrs. T. Frankovich Rev. A Mrs. F. Dickson Marshall Mr. A Mrs. Duane Farrington Mr. A Mrs. George W. Palmer Mr. A Mrs. Wallace R. Pardick Nj Professional Patrons Walter A. Kielar - Attorney John J. Noga Son Funeral Home Caiazza Lamancusa - Attorneys Anthony P. Cerroni — D.D.S. jameson. Seltzer, Harper — At- George E. Walters torneys A. Vincent Lumbardi — D.M.D. Charles Dlugokenski - Attorney Dr. Harry M. Rosen - Optometrist Senator Thomas Andrews Dr. A. Acquaviva Roger F. Santia — D.D.S. James R. Krueger — D.D.S. First National Bank Of Lawrence County Drs. A.H. John P. Borland Theodore A. Grauel, Jr. — M.D. Simon M. Skolea — M.D. New Castle Orthopedic Association James F. Jorgensen — D.M.D. ... With Heart-Felt Thanks 1 160 Congratulations To The Class of “77” Vallely Honda 1800 W. State St. New Castle, PA 16101 658-7070 Fine Quality Meats Berkely’s West Side Market Compliments of Weingartner Florist 2701 Wilmington Rd. Towne Mall First Federal Plaza We Deliver 161 162 Phone 654-415« Knit Fabric Outlet R.D. d2 Rapson Ave. Hours: Mon., Wed. 10-5 Tues., Thurs. 1-9 Best Wishes Beshero Factory Outlet Tires Riley’s Funspot Parkstown Golf Archery Baseball Trampoline Tastee-Freez Phone (412) 654-5128 Betty’s Bridal Shoppe Tuxedo Rentals Betty Yargo 1707 Wilmington Rd. Owner-Designer New Castle. PA 16105 Good Luck to the Class of 1977 «« (Sim ftS Best Wishes to the Class of ‘77 from Mr. and Mrs. Thaddeus B. Woianski Nice Job! Mary Ann Lisa Rocky’s Supermarket 1908 W. Washington St. New Castle. PA Edward A. DeCarbo and Donald G. DeCarbo “Serving as we would be served. L '1 W 1 WJF- l 163 Hahn’s Westgate Bakery Westgate Plaza Cupboard Route 18 2418 Wilmington Rd. “Official Class Photographer Serving Every Photgraphic Need” P.O. Box 120 New Castle. PA 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Mon.-Wed.- Thure. Engagement Pre-Bridal Wedding Family Groups Children Communion Confirmation Graduation Identification Photographs Passports Publicity Organization Legal Fashion Restoration Copy's Reunions Maori's Barber Shop Hair Straightening Hair Styling Razor Cuts Shag Cuts Natural Color and Black White Studio-Outside-On Location The New Castle School Of Beauty Culture 314 E. Washington New Castle. PA 16101 Nationally Accredited We Qualify For Federal Grants and Loans 164 Jay Weaver Motor Company Your total transmission Center Rt. 18 North, New Castle Volkswagon, Dodge Gateway Inn 2102 West State St. Plotts Auto Service 1601 W. Washington St. Best Wishes Class of “77’ Congratulations Class of ’77 Tony’s Lounge Route 422 Edinburg, PA J l IckiM 462 E. Washington St. New Castle. PA 165 166 Compliment! Westgate Furniture Complete Furnishing for your home ecialty Don Rausch Specialty Heating w€AT,ngaib conditioning 3 ElecTromc Air OeaiCr ! DON RAUSCH OWNEOk Russell B. Canan Agency, Inc. Auto-Home-Business-Life 1911 West State St. New Castle. PA 652-7704 Your Independent Insurance Agent serves you first.” Frank Fazzolare -President Gene Butch. Jr. -Vice President 1416 Wilmington Avenue Phone 654-2221 Warner Photo Shop 2402 Wilmington Rd. 652-4471 Shaffer 6 Snyder Pharmacy 146 East Long Ave Houk TV Sylvania A GE Sales and service VE nm .v. Pine Hills Market Comer 551 Old 422 656-1400 Freezer Beef by side or quarter 167 168 169 To know that we know what we know and that we do not know what we do not know is true knowledge. — Henry David Thoreau No bird soars too high if he soars with his own wings. — William Blake 172 s CO 174 School is a time of becoming, a period of growth, a moment of life when all else seems immaterial — tomorrows are endless, potential is unlimited and the future is always brighter than the past. It is a frozen minute in the hour of life when each can aspire to be- come more than what he is. It is also a time when an individual, a unique and very special entity, begins to emerge. We often enter this system in a uniform, dull sameness — like paper dolls mass produced on a perpetual motion machine. Perhaps some will remain in the chain, some will never break free. A few though will liberate themselves; a few will dominate their surroundings, and as for me, I WILL BE! I will be

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