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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1979 volume:

UTOPIAN 1979 Union Area High School New Castle, PA Volume Fifty-two Sports Organizations Faculty Advertisements Page 91 Page 119 Page 153 Page 161 Where are we going? ... Someone please show us the way ... We need the directions to find our beginning ... We asked for a fun-filled school life. In return we receive many enjoyable and memorable ex- periences. School days ... as the song says, “Those wonderful golden rule days. When decisions were made for us. We didn't have to take control of our lives. But the time is upon us when we must leave these days behind. We now have to take care of ourselves. There isn't anyone else who will Decisions must be made by you — and you alone. It may seem a little scary, but really, wasn't this why we were in school in the first place? To be taught to take care of ourselves. To be brought up to be the leaders of tomorrow. Yes, if you really think about it, that is the purpose of our school years. And for most of us, that is what school does for us. If it didn't, our world would be in sad shape. Yes, we are the leaders of tomorrow. And the sooner we realize this, the better things will become for all of us. Although Commencement means the end of the role we played in our high school years, it also means the birth of a new and exciting life ahead. For it is from the patience and understanding that was delivered unto each of us that directs us to the golden path of success. Without these directions the fulfillment of our dreams would be lost forever. As we crowd our lives with new experiences, we tend to let the old ones slip away. But these memories can be retained by the frequent glance of our school years through the magic window of time - our Utopian. As the pages are turned, you will remember the good times along with the bad times, as well as the new faces along with the old faces that you had encountered on your many excursions in school. You can proudly say, I was part of the excitement and fun of the Class of '79. To be a part of something is very important to everyone and it is a necessity to have a feeling of accomplishment — to know that you have done your best throughout your school years. During these times we tend to let our thoughts roam the past until we reach a place in time we feel secure. Hence, we soon find ourselves back at the beginning, with only our friends and ambitions ahead of us ... 4 7 8 9 10 12 16 CLASS OF 19Z9 Tracie Renee Adams Patrick Michael Angiolelli Heather Armstrong David A. Baranski Richard Beichner Christine Marie-Benedict Leanna L. Benedict Joseph W. Biedka Roy Steven Boggs Christine Anne Bok William Book Patricia Caprose 20 Dour Brown Doug Brown Paula S. Brogan lohn Buonpane SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: President — Marilyn Chiafullo. Vice- President - Maureen Chiafullo, Secretary - Tammy lohns. Treasurer - |odi Mangino. Advisor — Mr. Roussos Robert M. Burkes Scott W. Burkes Theresa Caimona Raymond Capots SENIORS: THIS IS YOUR LIFE! It all started back in 1967 in a place called the Memorial Building. You were a scared little first grader, riding the bus for the first time and clutching your lunchbox. This was the beginning of your formal education. You soon made new friends and were learning as well as playing with them. The next 3 years of your life were spent in this building, learning your three R's: Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic. 21 Then you moved up to the Scotland Building. It was here that you began changing classes and taking on more responsibilities. There was a real library to go to and more activities to get involved in, such as the Scottie Tales'', the Scottones, and the Gym Show. Can't forget about the 6th grade track meet, and the winners receiving their ribbons. At the end of 6th grade, you were at the top of the world, signing each others' hats and taking your trip to the Pittsburgh Zoo, Buhl Planetarium, and Aviary. 22 Thomas F. Covelli Koslvn Cubellis Diane Cullman Marci DeMaw Earle E. Derry |im Diamond Cynthia M. Eando zi Sherry Ferrell Dennis Flynn Diane Flynn Soon the carefree days of grade school were over. You finally made it to the high school. It looked so big that you thought you'd never learn your way around But soon you adjusted and were enjoying your freedom. There were more activities to become involved in, and you took advantage of them ... In 7th grade you can't forget such things as ... no more recess ... the Quiz Bowl ... your 1st Pep Rally (when they called for 7th grade to yell and only 3 people did, you got so embarrassed!!) ... the Science Club Play ... and, being given the opportunity to run for Student Council Representative from your grade. Karen L. Flynn Kalhryn I. Caransi Lisa George Mary Gilliland Barbara Graham Leslie Hannon Meredily Harvan Sharon Hetrick Colleen Marie Hannon Carolyn Hilke In 81 h grade you were slarting to come out of your shell and get involved in more clubs and activities: Such as |r High Choir . . . |r. High Band . . . Participating in Math Meets ... joining clubs . . . being picked as a librarian trying out for Majorettes and Color Guard for the first time ... can't forget the Bobby Harper Situation. The first two years of junior High flew by, and soon you were at the top of the junior High Wing. Ninth grade brought about the Free Fare Concert ... selling stock in Mr. Manifrang's room ... our great basketball team - We were the champs!! How about the big movies ... Endless Summer (Surfing) ... The Barefoot Executive . . Tryouts for the Drill Team, Majorettes, and Colorguard .. The poor Band Members - having to eat sardines for initiation ,. our class trip to Conneaut Lake Park .. Hell's Hole! The summer flew by so quickly and there you were back at the bottom, but this time it was the Senior High! Tenth grade brought about a lot of change, joining Senior High activities and clubs . selling candy for the Sophomore Party .. . live band — “Sojourn! ... another great basketball team ... Champs again! ... |odi Lynn Houk Tom Hrorm A Deborah Lynn Hunt Reggie (annetti 25 Edward Kerr Audreen L. Koivula Debora lynn Kur harski Lori Lane The big concert with Biggy Rat''.. boy, were the girls scared in 10th grade because .,. Teenette Initiation! Boy, did the girls feel stupid dressing and having everyone laugh at them all day long, but it was all worth it because you had to do it to go to the Teenette Formal ... where the girls asked the boys! You also had the Homecoming Dance held at the firehall after the football game ... and what about our Safety Ed classes ... learning how to drive ... passing your test ... a sigh of relief after the officer stamps your permit! 26 Now You're a junior... 11th grade ... never forget our radical Concert Choir class . . fights on the stage . .. selling magazines to raise money for your Senior Activities ... Can't forget Wednesday Night Band Practices .. and Thursday Night Football Practices under the lights . Remember band camp with Mr. Hahn and his famous Gig Sheets ... Chemistry labs ... Physics labs and making ice cream ... painting the walls in the French Room . and we can't forget the Kittanning game where the buses were stoned ... and so was everyone on the bus! lames M. Lupo loEllen M. Mangine |odi Ann Mangino |ohn Matu Thomas |ohn Minto Amy Marie Naples Phyllis M. Napolitano Margarel lane Navarra Deborah A. Nelson Mary M. Norris Stoll Ordak 27 College boards ... SAT ... ACT ... 1 Baseball team ... team takes trip to Tennessee then the |r.-Sr. Prom - Hollywood Opening Night .. planning ... decorating . . . and the Boys asking the Girls .. Seniors ... You finally made it! ... This year, along with a lot of fun activities, you also had a lot of decisions to make what college if any college ... Taking Senior Pics ... Senior Nights ... Decorating for Senior Nights Homecoming - Queen Susan ... football pep rallies in lunch ... decorating lockers Laurel ... Government .. Elections .. Handing out Senior Pics ... Our first real pep rally! Cornell. Angelo Anthony Perrotta Ml Frances Pupinak Tracy Quinn lohn Fit erald Rausch Walter F. Reighert loyce Ann Ruzich Patricia Sue Rybka louis P. Orras Carmen N. Ortiz Linda Jean Owoc Heidi Ann Pardick Paul F. Ryan 28 Gndy Sallmen Diane Sallmen Doug Sarver Elaine Anne Seth lacqueline |. Seamans |im Shaffer Wayne Slater |oe Smith Davids' Polka Songs ... All those fun ski trips ... eating breakfast at Perkins ... the field trip to Erie ... Teenette Formal - The Closer I Get To You Cheerleaders going to camp ... getting Varsity L jackets ... Senior Trip to Niagara Falls ... Class Colors - Flame ... Measuring for caps gowns ... riding around the school ... Baccalaureate Commencement ... All night party ... Farewell and good luck to the Class of '79. 29 MS rr Suzette L. Speight Kimberly Struchen Keith Summerville William Swogger Michele M. Teleis CLASS OF 79 ... WE ARE ... SUPERSEN IORSSUPERSENIORS SENIORSENIORSENIORSENIOI John C Stoner Holly Struchen Jennifer Lynn Stevenson Melody Thurman Laurie Lynn Turk Donald W. Vaughan lori L Verenski Denise Via lames A. Villani Kimberly M. Warren Russell Warsing lay Waskin Ronald Woodruff Gary Wright Tina M. Yannarella Also included in the class of 1979 but were not photographed: Ken Dierfield, Jim Gadwell, Sam Habib, Frank Hraczo, |im Kerr, Gary Kline, Ron McCandless, Tom Mills, and Bob Richardson 31 32 SENIOR DIRECTORY ADAMS, TRACIE: TA TA - Careers in Health - 10; Color Guard - 11; French Club — 10, 11, 12 (Treasurer — 12); Librarian - 10, 12; National Honor Society — 11, 12; Pep Club — 11, 12; Teenettes - 10, 11, 12; Track Stat - 12; YEA - 10, 11, 12 ANGIOLELLI, PATRICK M.: WHOP - Concert Band - 10, 11, 12; Marching Band — 10, 11, 12; FFA - 10, 11, 12; (Treasurer . — 10, Reporter — 12); Demonstration Team - 10, 11, 12; Parliamentary Procedure .Team — 10, 11; Football — 10, 11; Pep Club - 11, 12; Hall Runner - 10; Square Dance Team — 10, 11; Varsity L — 10, 11 ARMSTRONG, HEATHER: FHA - 12; French Club - 12; National Honor Society — 12; Pep Club - 11, 12; Ecology Club - 12; Square Dance TEam — 12; YEA — 12 BARANSKI, DAVID: CHICK - Cboralaires — 12; Concert Choir - 10, 11, 12; Boys Quartet - 12; Football - 10, 11, 12 (Captain - 12); Office Aid — 12; Pep Club — 10, 11, 12; Plays - Stagehand - 11; Prom Attendant - 11, 12; Varsity L - 10, 11, 12; YEA - 12 BEICHNER, RICHARD: DICK - Golf team — 12; Pep Club — 12; Hall Runner — 10; YEA - 12 BENEDICT, CHRISTINE: CHRIS - Choralaires - 11, 12; Concert Choir - 11, 10, 12; Drill Team - 12; FHA - 10. 11, 12 (Vice-President - 12); Office Aid - 12; Pep Club — 10, 11, 12; Hall Runner — 10, 11, 12; Teenettes - 10, 11, 12; YEA - 11, 12 BENEDICT, LEANNA: LEE - Attendence Aid - 12; Careers in Health - 10; Color Guard — 12; French Club — 11, 12; National .Honor Society — 11, 12; Office Aid - 12, Pep Club - 10, 11, 12; Hall Runner — 12; Teenettes — 10, 11, 12; YEA — 11,12 BIEDKA, JOSEPH WALTER: BEEK - Basketball Stat - 12; Formal Escort - 12; Pep Club - 10, 11, 12; Track - 10; YEA - 11, 12 BOGGS, ROY: CHIPPER - Choralaires - 12; Concert Choir — 10, 11, 12; Cross Country - 12; Track - 11, 12; Varsity I - 12; YEA - 12 BOK, CHRISTINE CHRIS - Color Guard - 11, 12; Concert Choir - 12; Office Aid - 10; Pep Club - 10, 12; Hall Runner - 10; Science Club — 10; Teenettes — 10, 11, 12; Track - 10, 11, 12; YEA-11, 12 BOOK, WILLIAM: BOOKIE - Baseball - 10; FFA - 10, 11, 12; Hall Runner - 10 BROGAN, PAULA: Basketball - 10; Careers in Health - 10; Cheerleader - 10, 11, 12 (|.V. Co-Captain) Choralaires - 10, 11, 12; Concert Choir — 10, 11, 12; Librarian - 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society — 11, 12; Pep Club — 10, 11, 12 (Treasurer — 12); Science Club — 10; Ecology Club - 12; Teenettes — 10, 11, 12; Track Stat — 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club — 10, 11, 12; YEA - 10, 11, 12 BROWN, DOUGLAS E.: DOUG - Cross Country - 12; National Honor Society - 12; Track - 12; Varsity L — 12 BROWN, DOUGLAS P.: PEABODY - Band - 10, 11, 12; FFA - 10, 11 BUONPANE, JOHN BURKES, ROBERT M.: BOB - Achievement Awards Committee — 10, 11, 12; AV Aid — 12; Baseball - 10, 11, 12 (Tri-captain - 12); Basketball - 10, 11, 12; Football Stat - 12; Formal Escort — 11; Golf Team — 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society — 11, 12; Prom Attendant — 11, 12 (King - 12); Student Council — 12 (Corresponding Secretary — 12); Utopain Staff - 12; Varsity L - 11, 12 BURKES, SCOn: Baseball - 10, 11, 12 (Tri- captain 12); Football - 10, 11, 12 (Co- captain 12) National Honor Society — 12; Varsity L - 10, 11, 12 CAIMONA, THERESA: TERI - Basketball - 10; Careers in Health — 10; Librarian - 12; Pep Club - 10, 11, 12; Hall Runner - 10, 11; Teenettes — 10, 11, 12; Track - 10; Varsity Club - 10; YEA - 10, 11, 12 CAPOTS, RAYMOND J. CAPROSE, PATRICIA: PATTIE - Art Librarian - 11; FFA — 10; Pep Club - 10; Square Dance Team - 10 CARTWRIGHT, BOB: Baseball - 10; Basketball — 10, 11; Concert Choir — 10, 11, 12; Homecoming Escort — 10; Prom Attendant — 11, 12 CHIAFULLO, MARILYN SUE: SHIFTY - Band - 10, 11, 12 (Vice-president - 11, President — 12); Basketball Stat — 12; Basketball (girls) - 10, 11, 12 (Co-capt - 11, 12); Class Officer - 10, 11, 12 (President — 10, 11, 12); French Club — 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society - 11, 12; Pep Club - 10; 10, 11, 12; Ecology Club - 12; Student Council — 10, 11, 12; Teenettes - 10, 11, 12; Track - 10, 11, 12; Utopian Staff - 11, 12 (Photographer, Sports Editor); Varsity Club - 10, 11, 12 (President - 12); YEA - 10, 11, 12 CHIAFULLO, MAUREEN KAY: SHIFTY and MA - Band - 10, 11; Basketball Stat - 10, 11, 12; Careers in Health - 10; Cheerleader - 10, 11, 12; Class Officer — 10, 11, 12 (Vice-president — 10, 11, 12); FHA — 12; French Club — 10, 11, 12; Homecoming Attendant — 11; Librarian — 12; National Honor Society — 12; Office Aid - 12; Pep Club - 10, 11, 12, Play - 11; Hall Runner - 11, 12; Teenettes — 10, 11, 12; Track Stat - 10, 11; Utopian Staff - 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club - 10, 11, 12; YEA - 10, 11, 12 (President - 11, 12); Youth Page - 12 CLINE, MARSHA: FHA - 10, 11, 12 (Treasurer - 12); Office Aid - 12; Square Dance Team — 11 COATES, SUSAN: Cheerleader - 10, 11, 12 (Co-captain - 12); Concert Choir - 10; FHA - 11; Homecoming Attendent — 10, 11, 12; Homecoming Queen — 12; Librarian - 12; Office Aid - 10, 11; Pep Club - 10, 11, 12; Prom Attendant - 11, 12; Teenettes - 10, 11, 12 (Vice-president - 11, President - 12); YEA - 11, 12 CONTI, GINA: Cboralaires - 10, 11, 12; Concert Choir — 10, 11, 12; Formal Attendent - 10; Play (Stagecrew) — 11; Hall Runner — 10, 11; Teenettes — 10, 11, 12; Utopian Staff (Senior Section Editor) — 12; YEA - 10, 11, 12; Office Aid - 12; Pep Club - 10, 11, 12 COVELLI, TOM: BUZZY - Basketball - 10, 11, 12; Concert Choir - 12; Homecoming Escort - 12; Pep Club — 10, 11, 12; Varsity L - 11, 12 CUBELLIS, ROSLYN: CRAZY ROS - Careers in Health — 10; Concert CHoir — 12; Drill Team - 10, 11, 12; FHA - 12; Pep Club - 10, 11, 12; Play (Stage-crew) — 11; Teenettes - 10, 11, 12; Track Mgr. - 12; YEA - 10, 11, 12 CUFFMAN, DIANE: CUFFY - Band - 10; Basketball — 10; National Honor Society — 10, 11, 12, Pep Club - 10; Track - 11; Varsity Club — 11, 12; Post-Staff — 10; College Club d — 10; Spanish Club — 10 DEMASE, MARCI: Careers in Health — 10; Concert Choir — 11, 12; Drill Team — 11, 12; Formal Attendent — 12; French Club — 10; Librarian — 12; Office Aid - 10, 11; Pep Club - 10, 11; Hall Runner — 10; Teenettes - 10, 11, 12 (Treasurer - 12); YEA - 10, 12 DERRY, EARLE - Pep Club - 11, 12; YEA - 11, 12 DIAMOND, |IM: SNAPS - Basketball - 10, 11, 12; Baseball - 10, 11, 12; Golf Team - 10, 11, 12 DIERFIELD, KENNETH RAY DIERFIELD, TAMMY - French Club - 10; National Honor Society — 11, 12; Hall Runner - 10, 11, 12; Ecology Club — 10; Track Stat - 12; Track - 10, 11; Utopian Staff - 12 (Senior Section); Varsity Club - 11, 12; YEA - 10, 11, 12 (Treasurer - 11, 12); Pep Club — 10; Color Guard — 11, 12 DOMINICK, BETSY - Band - 10, 11, 12; Pep Band — 12; Stage Band - 11, 12; Basketball Stat - 11, 12; Basketball — 10; National Honor Society — 11, 12; Teenettes — 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club - 10, 11, 12; Office Aid - 12; Pep Club - 10, 11 DOVER, JOHN: BEN EVANS, LORRAINE L: RAINEY -Concert Cboir - 10; Drill Team - 11, 12; FHA - 10, 11; Office Aid - 11, 12; Pep Club - 10, 11, 12; Hall Runner - 12; Teenettes - 10, 11, 12 33 FANDOZZI, CYNTHIA MARIE: CINDY— Marching Band - 10, 11, 12; Concert Band — 10, 11, 12; Pep Band - 11, 12; Careers in Health - 10; Concert Choir - 12; French Club — 10, 11, 12; Librarian — 12; National Honor Society - 12; Science Club - 10; Teenettes - 10, 11, 12; YEA - 10, 11, 12; Pep Club - 10, 11, 12 FERRELL, SHERRY: Hall Runner - 12; Teenettes — 12; Track — 12 FLYNN, DENNIS: PSYCHO FLYNN, DIANE Basketball - 10, 11, 12; (Co-Captain — 11, 12)1 Career in Health - 10; FHA - 12; French Club - 10, 11, 12; Librarian - 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society — 11, 12 (Treasurer — 12); Ecology Club - 12; Teenettes — 10, 11, 12; Track - 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club - 10, 11, 12 (Vice- President - 12); YEA - 10, 11, 12 (Secretary — 11); Pep Club - 11, 12 FLYNN, KAREN: Careers in Health - 10; French Club - 10, 11, 12; Librarian — 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society — 11, 12; Teenettes - 10, 11, 12; YEA - 10, 11, 12; Pep Oub - 10, 11, 12; Color Guard — 10, 11, 12 (Captain Op- 12) GADWELL, JIM: FFA - 10, 11; Baseball - 10; Basketball - 10 GARANSI, KATHRYN: A.J. GARANSI - Hall Runner — 12; Teenettes — 10, 11, 12; YEA - 10, 11, 12 GEORGE, LISA: Concert Band - 10, 11, 12; Marching Band - 10, 11, 12; FHA - 12; Office Aid — 12 GILLILAND, MARY: FHA - 10, 11, 12 (Parlimentarian — 12); Librarian — 11, 12; Office Aid - 12 GRAHAM, BARBARA JEAN: BARB - Color Guard - 11, 12; French Club — 10, 11, 12 (Vice-President — 11); Honor Society — 11, 12; Pep Club - 10, 11, 12; Science Club - 10; Teenettes - 10, 11, 12; YEA - 10, 11, 12 GUINAUGH, KEVIN: DUCKY - Baseball - 10, 11, 12 (Tri-captain — 12); Basketball — 10, 11, 12; Golf Team - 10, 11, 12; Prom Attendant — 11, 12; Homecoming Escort — 10, 11, 12 HABIB, SAM - Track - 10, 11, 12 HALL, PEGGY: PEG - Careers in Health - 10; Concert Choir — 12; French - 10; Librarian - 12; Teenettes — 10, 11, 12; Track - 10, 12; YEA - 11, 12 HANNON, COLLEEN MARIE: Basketball - 12; Pep Club — 10, 11, 12; Teenettes — 10, 11, 12; Track - 11, 12; Varsity Club - 11, 12; YEA - 11, 12 HANNON, LESLIE: BRICK - Band - 10, 11, 12; Choralaires — 11, 12; Color Guard — 11; Concert Choir — 10, 11, 12; Librarian — 10, 11, 12; Office Aid - 10, 11, 12; Pep Club - 11, 12; Hall Runner — 10, 11, 12; Teenettes — 10, 11, 12; YEA - 11, 12 HARVAN, MEREDITH P.: Football - 10; French Club - 12; Track — 10; YEA - 12 HETRICK, SHARON: CHUCKY - FHA - 10, 11, 12 (Parlimentarian — 11, President — 12)1 Square Dance Team — 10, 11, 12 (Treasurer, Secretary, President); YEA — 11 HILKE, CAROLYN: Pep Club - 10, 11, 12; Teenettes - 10, 11, 12; YEA - 12 HOUK, JODI: Office Aid - 12; Teenettes - 10, 11, 12; YEA - 11 HRACZO, FRANK: RAT - FFA - 10, 11; Track - 12 HROMYAK, TOM: Track - 10 HUNT, DEBORAH LYNN: PARTY - Careers in Health - 10; French Club - 10, 11, 12 (Secretary 11); National Honor Society - 11, 12 (Historian - 12); Pep Club - 10, 11, 12; Science Club - 10; Track Stat - 10, 11, 12; Utopian Staff - 12 (Fatuity Editor) Varsity Club - 10, 11, 12; YEA - 10, 11, 12 IANNETTI, REGGIE: |ERICO - Baseball j - 10, 11; Choralaires — 12; Concert Choir — 12; French Club — 12; National Honor Society — 12; YEA - 11, 12; Polar Bears - 12 JOHNS, TAMMY JO: T.|. - Bat Girl - 12; Careers in Health — 12; Class Officer (Secretary — 12); Colorguard — 12; Homecoming Attendent — 12; Librarian — 10, 11, 12; Office Aid - 12; Pep Club - 10, 11, 12 (Vice (Vice-president — 11, President - 12); Stage Crew - 11; Prom Attendant — 12; Prom Queen — 12; Teenettes - 10, 11, 12; YEA - 11, 12 JOLLEY, ROGER: French Club - 12, 11, 12 (Vice-president - 10); National Honor Society - 11, 12 (President - 12); Pep Club — 10, 12; Science Club - 10, 12; YEA - 12 KEARNS, PAT: EARS - Basketball Manager - 10; Hall Runner - 10, 11; YEA - 10, 11, 12 KELLEY, BETH: FRAC - Careers in Health - 10; Office Aid — 10, 11, 12; Pep Club — 10, 11, 12; Hall Runner — 11; Science Club - 10; YEA - 10, 11, 12 KERR, ED KERR, JIM: KERBY - FFA - 11; Hall Runner - 10; YEA - 11, 12 KLINE, GARY KOIVULA, ANDREEN: DREEN - Concert Choir - 10, 11, 12; FHA - 12; Office Aid - 12; Teenettes - 10, 11, 12; YEA - 12 KUCHARSKI, DEBORA LYNN: DEBBIE - Carrers in Health - 10; Concert Choir — 10, 11, 12; French Club - 10, 11, 12 (President - 10, 11, 12); Librarian - 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society — 11, 12; Pep Club — 10, 11, 12; Science Club — 10; Teenettes - 10, 11, 12; YEA - 10, 11, 12 LANE, LORI LAUGHLIN, ERIC LEEPER, KIMBERLY ANN: KIM - Careers in Health - 10; Concert Choir - 10, 11, 12; Drill Team - 10, 11, 12; French Club — 10, 11, 12 (Treasurer — 11); National Honor Society - 11, 12 (Vice-president - 12); Pep Club - 10, 11, 12; Science Club - 10; Teenettes - 10, 11, 12; Track Stat - 10, 11, 12; Utopian Staff — 12 (Copy Editor); Varsity Club - 10, 11, 12; YEA - 10, 11, 12 LEN, LORRAINE: Achievement Awards Committee - 11; Band - 10. 11. 12; Careers in Health — 10; Concert Choir — 12; French Club - 10, 11, 12; Majorette - 10, 11, 12; Pep Club - 10, 11, 12; Hall Runner - 10, 11, 12; Science Club — 10; Student Council Representative — 11; Teenettes - 10, 11, 12; Track - 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club - 10, 11, 12; YEA - 10, 11, 12 (Vice-president - 11, 12) Nurses Aid - 10, 11, 12 LENN, DARRELL: BEANNER LUPO, JIM: Baseball - 10, 11, 12; Cross Country — 12; Barsity L — 12 MANGINE, JOELLEN: JO JO - Achievement Awards Committee - 11, 12; Careers in Health - 10; Choralaires - 12; Concert Choir - 10, 11, 12, Drill Team - 10, 11, 12 (Co-captain - 11, Captain - 12); Librarian — 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society - 11, 12; Prom Attendant — 12; Science Club 12; Teenettes - 10, 11, 12; Track Stat - 10, 11, 12; Utopian Staff - 10, 11, 12 (Editor - 11, 12); Varsity Club - 10, 11, 12 (Secretary - 12); YEA - 10, 12; Pep Club - 10, 11, 12 (Vice President — 12) MANGINO, JODI: Achievement Awards Committee - 10; Careers in Health — 10; Class Officer (Treasurer - 11, 12); Concert Choir - 10, 11, 12; Drill Team - 11, 12; French Club — 10, 11; National Honor Society — 11, 12; Hall Runner — 10, 11; Student Council — 10; Teenettes - 10, 11, 12; YEA - 11, 12; Office Aid - 12 MATUZ, JOHN: Basketball - 10, 11, FFA - 10, 11, 12; Varsity L - 11, 12 MCCANDLESS, RON: BO - FFA - 10, 11 MINTO, TOM: CHICKENMAN - FFA Reporter - 10, 11, 12 MOTT, JEFF: Football - 10, 11, 12; Track - 10; Varsity L - 10, 11, 12; YEA - 12 NAPLES, AMY: Achievement Awards Committee — 10, 11, 12; Cheerleader — 10, 11, 12; Choralaires - 10, 11, 12; Concert Choir - 10, 11, 12; French Club - 11, 12 (Vice-president - 12); Librarian - 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society — 11, 12; Office Aid - 10, 11; Pep Club - 10, 11, 12 (Secretary - 12); Science Club - 10; Student Council - 10, 11, 12 (Recording Secretary - 11; President - 12); Teenettes - 10, 11, 12; Track Stat — 10, 11, 12; utopian Staff - 10, 11,. 12 (Activities Editor - 11, Managing Editor - 12); Varsity Club - 10, 11, 12; YEA - 10, 11, 12; Student Forum - 11, 12 (Secretary - 12); Talented Gifted Students Program - 11, 12 NAPOLITANO, PHYLLIS: MENA - Class Officer (Secretary - 11); Concert Choir - 10, 11, 12; Formal Attendent - 11, 12; Majorette - 10, 11, 12; Pep Club - 10, 11, 12; Teenettes - 10, 11, 12; YEA - 11, 12 NAVARRA, MARGARET JANE: PEGGY - Careers in Health - 10; Concert Choir - 12; French Club - 10, 11; National Honor Society - 12; Pep Club - 10, 11, 12; Plays - 11; Teenettes - 10, 11, 12; YEA - 10, 11, 12; Nurses Aid - 10, 11, 12 NELSON, DEBORAH A.: DEBBIE - Drill Team - 111 FHA (President - 10, 11); Pep 34 Club - 10, 11; Hall Runner - 10; Teenetles - 10,11,12 NORRIS, MARY: Concert Choir - 12; French Club - 10; Librarian - 11, 12; National Honor Society — 11, 12; Office Aid - 11; Pep Club - 10, 11; Hall Runner - 10, 11, 12; Science Club - 10, 11; Track Stat - 12; Track - 10; Varsity Club - 11, 12; YEA - 10, 11, 12 (Secretary - 12) ORDAK, SCOTT: FFA - 10, 11, 12 (President)! Demonstration Team - 10, 11, 12; Football - 10; Square Dance Team - 10, 11; Parliamentary Procedure - 10, 11 (Treasurer, Vice-President) ORTIZ, CARMEN: Choralaires - 11; Concert Choir — 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society — 12; Office Aid — 11, 12; Pep Club - 10, 11, 12; Hall Runner - 10; Utopian Staff — 12 (Typist) ORRAS, LOU: SPICK - Achievement Awards Committee — 10; Basketball Manager - 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society - 11, 12; Play - 11; Hall Runner - 11; Varsity L - 10. 11, 12; YEA - 11, 12 OWOC, LINDA JEAN: Choralaires - 11; Concert Choir — 10, 11, 12; Drill Team — 10, 11, 12; French Club - 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society — 11, 12; Pep Club - 10, 11, 12; Teenettes - 10, 11, 12; YEA - 11, 12 PARDICK, HEIDI ANN: HILDAGUARD - Choralaires - 10, 11, 12; Concert Choir - 10, 11, 12; District Chorus - 12; Office Aid - 12; Pep Club - 11, 12; Hall Runner - 12; Track - 11; YEA - 11, 12; Art Club - 10, 11, 12 PERROTTA, ANGELO: CHUCK - Achievment Awards Committee — 10; Basketball - 12; Choralaires - 12; Concert Choir - 12; French Club - 10, 11, 12; Gong Shows — 11, 12; Hall Runner — 10; Student Council — 12 PUPINAK, FRANCES: PUPPY - Drill Team - 11, 12; FHA - 10, 11, 12 (Vice-President - 10)1 Pep Club - 10, 11, 12; Hall Runner - 10; Track - 10 RAUSCH, JOHN: Baseball - 10; Basketball - 10; Homecoming Attendent — 12; Hall Runner — 10 REiGHERT, WALTER RYAN, PAUL F.: FFA - 10, 11, 12 (Sentinal - 11 Student Advisor - 12); Demonstration Team - 10, II; FHA — 12; Square Dance Team - 10, 11, 12 RYBKA, PATRICIA SUE: PATTI SUE - Band - 10, 11; Batgirl - 12; Careers in Health — 10; Concert Choir — 10, 11, 12; French Club - 10, 11, 12; Homecoming Attendant - 10; Majorette — 10, 11, 12 (Captain - 12); Play - 11; Prom Attendant - 11; Hall Runner — 10, 11; Teenettes — 10, 11, 12 RUZICH, JOYCE A.: Achievement Awards Committee - 12; Careers in Health - 10; Colorguard — 11, 12 (Treasurer — 12); National Honor Society - 11, 12; Pep Club - 10, 11, 12; Science Club - 10; Student Council - 12; Teenettes - 10, 11, 12; Track Stat - 10, 11, 12; Utopian Staff - 12 (Typist)l Varsity Club - 10, 11, 12; YEA Op- 10, 11, 12 SALLMEN, CINDY SALLMEN, DIANE: Attendance Aids - 10, 11, 12; Choralaires — 10, 11, 12; Concert Choir — 10, 11; National Honor Society — 11, 12; Office Aid - 10, 11, 12; Pep Club - 10, 11, 12 SARVER, DOUGLAS W.: DOUG - Choralaires 10, 12; Concert Choir - 10, 11, 12; Football - 10, 11, 12; French Club - 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society - 11, 12; Student Council Representative — 11; Track - 10, 11, 12; Varsity L - 11, 12 SEAMANS, JACQUELINE |OY: JACKIE - Achievement Awards Committee — 20, 11, 12; Careers in HEalth — 10; Concert Choir - 10, 11, 12; Drill Team - 10, 11, 12 (Historian - 12); French Club - 10, 11, 12 (Treasurer — 10); Librarian — 11; National Honor Society P — 11, 12 (Secretary — 12); Office Aid - 10, 12; Pep Club - 10, 11, 12; Science Club - 10; Student Council - 10, 11, 12 (Vice-president - 11; Recording Secretary — 12); Teenetles — 10, 11, 12; Track Stat - 10, 11, 12; Utopian Staff - 12; Varsity Club - 10, 11, 12; YEA - 10, 11, 12 SETH, ELAINE ANNE: ELAINA - Class Secretary — 10; Concert Choir — 11, 12; Drill Team - 10, 11, 12 (Secretary - 11, 12); French Club - 10, 11, 12; Librarian - 10, 11; National Honor Society - 11, 12; Pep Club - 10, 11, 12; Hall Runner - 10; Science Club — 10, 12; Teenettes — 10, 11, 12; Track Stat - 10, 11, 12 (Mama Stat - 12); Utopian Staff - 10, 11, 12 (Activities Editor - 11; Editor-in-Chief - 12); Varsity Club - 10, 11, 12 (Treasurer - 12); YEA - 12 SHAFFER, JIM SLATER, WAYNE: FFA - 10, 11, 12 (Secretary - 10, Vice-President - 11); Demonstration earn — 10, 11, 12; Football - 10 SMITH, JOE: SMITTY - Baseball - 10; FFA - 11, 12; Football - 10, 11, 12; Varsity L - 11, 12 SPEIGHT, SUZETTE: SUZY LIZARD - Careers in Health - 10; Cheerleader - 10, 11, 12 (Captain Varsity - 12)1 Concert Choir - 10, 11, 12; French Club - 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society — 11, 12; Pep Club - 10, 11, 12; Plays - 11; Science Club - 10, 12; Teenettes - 10, 11, 12; Track Stat - 10, 11, 12; (Mama Stat - 12)1 Utopian Staff - 10, 11, 12 (Advertising Editor - 12) STEVENSON, JENNIFER: JENNY - Concert CJwir - 10, 11, 12; Play - 11; Teenettes — 10, 11, 12; YEA - 10, 11, 12 STONER, JOHN: Achievement Awards Committee — 12; AV Aid — 12; Choralaires - 12; Concert Choir — 10, 11, 12; District Choir - 12; French Club - 10, 11, 12; Hall Runner - 12; Pep Club - 12; Student Council - 12; YEA - 10, 11, 12; Homecoming Escort — 12 STRUCHEN, HOLLY: HOLLYWOOD - Drill Team - 11, 12; FHA - 10, 11 (Secretary - 10, Treasurer - 11); Hall Runner - 10; Teenettes — 10, 11, 12 STRUCHEN, KIMBERLY: SACK - Basketball Stat - 10; FHA - 10, 11, 12; Hall Runner - 10, 11, 12 SUMMERVILLE, KEITH: Homecoming Escort — 11; Track — 10, 11, 12; Cross Country — 10, 11, 12 SWOGGER, WILLIAM: BILL - Band - 10, 11, 12; Hall Runner - 10; YEA - 12 TELEIS, MICHELE: MO - Art Librarian - 12; Cheerleader — 10, 11, 12; Class Treasurer — 10; Librarian - 11, 12; Pep Club - 10, 11, 12; Play (Student Director) 11; Science Club — 10; Teenettes - 10, 11, 12; Track Stat - 12; Utopian Staff (Photographer) — 12; Varsity Club — 12; YEA - 10, 11, 12 THURMAN, MELODY: Basketball - 10; Concert Choir — 10, 11; Drill Team — 11; FHA - 10, 11, 12; Librarian - 12; Pep Club - 10, 11; Hall Runner — 10; Teenettes - 10, 11, 12 TURK, LAURIE LYNNE: Drill Team - 11, 12; National Honor Society — 12; Office Aid - 10, 12, Pep Club - 10, 11, 12; Teenettes — 10, 11, 12; Utopian Staff — 10, 12 (Typist - 12), YEA - 10, 11, 12 VAUGHAN, DON: DEMON - Concert CJwir - 10, 11, 12; Cross Country — 12; Hall Runner — 10; YEA — 12 VERENSKI, LORI: V-Formal Attendant - 11; French Club — 11; Homecoming Attendant - 12; Majorette - 10, 11, 12 (Co-Captian - 12); Pep Club - 10, 11, 12; Prom Attendant - 11, 12; Teenettes — 10, 11, 12; Track Stat - 11; Track - 10; YEA - 12 VIA, DENISE: DEE - Colorguard - 10, 11, 12 (Co-Captian - 11); French Club — 11; Librarian - 12; National Honor Society — 11, 12; Office Aid — 12; Hall Runner — 12; Teenettes — 10, 11, 12; Track — 10; Utopian Staff - 10, YEA - 11, 12 VILLANI, JAMES A.: JIM BANANA - Band - 10, 11, 12 (Secretarv, Treasurer - 10); (District, Honors, Mid East Music Conference, Regional, CMU Honors, Penn. All-State, MENC All-Eastern Band); French Club - 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society - 12; Pla - 11; YEA - 12; Youth Page - 12 WARREN, KIM: KIMMY - Cheerleader - 10, 11 (Captain - 11); FHA — 10, 11; Formal Attendant — 12 (Queen - 12); Librarian - 12; Office Aid - 12; Pep Club - 10, 11, 12; Hall Runner - 10; Teenettes - 10, 11, 12 (Secretarv - 12): YEA - 11 WARSING, RUSSELL E.: RUSS - AV Aid - 12; YEA - 12 WASKIN, JAY: JAYBIRD - Baseball - 10, 11, 12; Varsity L - 11, 12; YEA - 12 WRIGHT, GARY: Football Manager - 11, 12; Football — 10; French Club — 10, 11; Varsity L - 11, 12 YANNARELLA, TINA: YAMS - FHA - 10, 11; Office Aid - 12; Pep Club - 10, 11; Hall Runner — 10; Teenettes — 10, 11, 12; YEA - 10, 11 35 PJ SENI OR TRIP 40 DAR Good Citizen American Legion Essay American Legion Bond American Business Women’s Association Scholarship Music Award Naval ROTC Scholarship Scholar Athlete Award U.S. Savings Bond Science Award I Dare You Award Scholarship Gift Certificate from New Castle laycees Carolyn Knox Award Scholarship Scholastic Award Century III Leaders Essay Certificate of 79 Scholar Program Commended Negro Student of National Merit Scholarship Certificate of Recognition American Red Cross Volunteer Award Optimist Youth Award Art Scholarship Art Certificate Certificate of Business Skills Olympics Typewriting Certificate Shorthand Certificate Marian Nord Award Home Economics Certificate John Phillip Sousa Award Miss Basketball Baseball Certificate YWARDS lackie Seamans Paula Brogan Roy Boggs Elaine Seth Leslie Hannon Boys Basketball Certificate Meredith Harvan Diana Flynn Bob Burkes Diane Flynn Girls Basketball Certificate Bob Burkes Elaine Seth Heather Armstrong Football Certificates Roger lolley Joyce Ruzich Susan Coates |im Villani Amy Naples |im Villani Amy Naples Jim Villani Elaine Seth Jim Villani Suzette Speight Jim Villani Doug E. Brown Peggy Navarra Doug Sarver Heidi Pardick Roy Boggs Marilyn Chiafullo Heidi Pardick Amy Naples Utopian Staff Joe Waskin loyce Ruzich Betsy Dominick Scott Burkes Betsy Dominick Laurie Turk Kim Warren Sharon Hetrick Sharon Hetrick Mary Gilliland Maureen Chiafullo Roslyn Cubellis |im Villani Marilyn Chiafullo Kevin Guinaugh Certificate of Perfect Jim Diamond Attendance Golf Certificates Girls Track Certificates Boys Track Certificates Cross Country Scott Burkes Bob Burkes |oe Waskin Jim Lupo Walter Reighart Bob Burkes Kevin Guinaugh Tom Covelli Jim Diamond Marilyn Chiafullo Diane Flynn Colleen Hannon Scott Burkes Joe Smith Norm Carr Dave Baranski Doug Sarver Jeff Mott Kevin Guinaugh Bob Burkes Jim Diamond Marilyn Chiafullo Diane Flynn Colleen Hannon Lorraine Len Roy Boggs Doug Brown Sam Habib Reggie lannetti Doug Sarver Keith Summerville Maurice Hines Roy Boggs Doug Brown Jim Lupo Keith Summerville Elaine Seth loEllen Mangine Suzette Speight Amy Naples Kim Leeper Gina Conti Tammy Dierfield Laurie Turk Carmen Ortiz loyce Ruzich lackie Seamans Debbie Hunt Maureen Chiafullo Michele Teleis Marilyn Chiafullo Bob Burkes Tammy Dierfield TOP TEX 1 DIANE CUFFMAN Butler Community College Computer Science 1 KIM LEEPER Penn State University Physical Therapy 1 ELAINE SETH Carnegie Mellon University Chemical Engineering 1 KIM VILLANI Penn State University Chemical Engineering 5 DOUGLAS SARVER Carnegie Mellon University Engineering 6 IOYCE RUZICH Youngstown State University Accounting 7. TAMMY DIERFIELD Butler Community College Computer Science 8. AMY NAPLES Penn State University Landscape Architecture 9 PAULA BROGAN Gannon College Radiologic Technology 10. LINDA OWOC 11. ROBERT BURKES University of Pittsburgh Westminster College Physical Therapy Accounting 45 Always Clowing Around! jodi Mangino Jim Kerr We Can Do It All! Susan Coates Bob Burkes Can We Rent A Library? Linda Owoc Angelo Perrotta Is It Time To Co Back To Class? Lori Verenski John Dover p SENIOR Always Talking! Kim Warren Earle Derry Smile, Your On Camera' lac kie Seamans Scott Burkes Da Da Dada Dada Da. Da Dada Da. Betsy Dominick |im Viliam 46 I Believe It! Trade Adams Angelo Perrotta Always Styling! Lori Lane |oe Biedka Sports. Sports. Sports Marilyn Chiafullo Kevin Guinaugh On The Ladder Of Success! Elaine Seth Doug Sarver Always So Polite’ Maureen Chiatullo David Baranski Come Out. Don't Be Shy! Jodi Houk Tom Minto Nature Did It! Audreen Koivula Frank Hraczo We're Number 1! Teri Caimona David Baranski Nature Did it! Leslie Hannon |oe Smith Messy. Messy. Messy . . . ! Roslyn Cubellis |im Diamond all-night party WT 54 omeeommg Our reigning queen, Susan Coates Pre-Homecoming festivities, sponsored by the Student Council, paved the way for the beginning of the tense and exhilarating - Homecoming! The festivities started on Monday, the week of Homecoming, with Dress-up Day. Hush-button Day was on Tuesday, Bum Day on Wednesday, and Mis-match Day and another Hush-button Day took place on Thursday. The week was concluded with the traditional Blue and White Day on Friday. On Homecoming Day, loyal members of our student body were busy decorating the field to add the extra touch for the evenings festivities. As the sun was setting, crowds of people started to drift into the stadium. The golden rays emitted from the sun lit the face of our reigning queen, Donna Cowher, for the last time at the home of the Scotties, leaving only a crisp and tense feeling in the September night air as a reminiscence of the few moments which seemed to be an eternity before receiving a new queen. The crowd waited in blind anticipation for the announcement that would give the title of queen to one of the three beautiful seniors in the court. For an instant, as Senior Susan Coates was presented as our gracious 1978 Homecoming Queen, hundreds of strange faces seemed united as one while cheering and clapping her on as she tearfully accepted the great honor which was bestowed upon her by Donna. After half-time a receptional dance was held in the Memorial Building in honor of our new queen, with the music provided by disc jockey, Mike Alden. The whole night was perfected in every aspect when the news of our Scottie victory over Mercer was announced at the dance. 55 Senior Susan Coates escorted by Kevin Guinaugh Senior Lori Verenski escorted by Tom Covelli. Senior Tammy lohns escorted by |ohn Rausch 56 57 Gong Show Leslie our winner. On November 22, 1978 the Gong Show was back for a return appearance at Union High School. Angelo Perotta headed the festivities, as our very own Chuck Barris. The celebrities, who did the scoring for the evening, were Miss Williams, Mr. Banks, and Mr. Walters. There were a variety of acts this year, both good and bad as well as funny and serious. The winner was Leslie Hannon who sang People. The Student Council sponsored the event and should be congratulated on a job well done. Everyone who attended seemed to enjoy them- selves and are looking forward to Gong Show III Our gorgeous band! TN I This is a judging panel? Michael lackson Who's this kid? Well, what do you really expect 59 Three unknowns Mass confusion and chaos, but fun!! Hey. )ohn Dover, where's your face? Leslie Hannon - the winner David's and Heidi's duet Where's the Formal. Denise? Groovin' Freedom Jam Our student council again provided us with enjoyable entertainment by sponsoring a concert by Freedom |am. This rock group from St Petersburg, Florida, performed during school and then again at an evening concert. The group did a salute to music up through the ages and also performed current popular songs. Although the weather caused a poor turnout for the evening concert, the show went on as planned and was enjoyed by all who attended. 61 1979 Teenette Queen Kim Warren 62 Senior Kim Warren and David Cappabianco Senior Phyllis Napolilano and lohn Freed Senior Marci DeMase and Anthony Lepore lunior Patty Clark and Bob Stars lumor Barbie Hall and lamile Essa Stairway to Heaven Once again, it was time for the annual Teenette Formal. It was held on January 20,1979 in the Elementary Building. The music was provided by “Capri Island. The theme song for the evening was The Closer I Get To You. This years Queen, Kim Warren escorted by David Cappabiano, shared probably, the happiest moments of her life on the Stairway to Heaven. She was crowned by last years Queen Debra McKay. The flower girl and crownbearer for the evening were Bobbi Marshall and lamie DeMase. Sophomore Susan Crist am) Norman 1978 Queen Debra McKay with Crownbearer Carr lamie DeMase and Flower Girl Bobbi Lynelle Marshall 63 64 65 Srs. Susan Coates and Kevin Guinaugh Srs. Tammy lohns and David Baranvki Queen Marianne Rybka escorted by Angelo Perrota On Saturday, May 5, 1979, many of the seniors and jun- iors traveled to the Holiday Inn in West Middlesex for the |r.- Sr. Prom. The theme for this year was “Heaven Can Wait and the music was provided by The Graduates. Early in the evening, a new addition to the Prom took place with the an- nouncement of the attendants in the outside courtyard. A sit- down dinner was then served to all the couples attending af- ter which there were many hours of enjoyable dancing. The juniors also surprised the Seniors with a reading of the class will. The height of the evening was the crowning of Bob Burkes and Tammy johns as Prom King and Queen. The juniors did a fine job in the planning of the Prom for it proved an enjoyable evening for all. 68 69 K Ames I Augustine M. Baier M Baranski F Bartolone B Baskeyfield C. Benedict S Bigley I. Broschart K Black B Boggs S. Boyles E. Brown L. Brown D Buckley G. Burkes M. Carbone T. Carbone D. Carr F Charles P. Clark C. Cow her 76 N. Hromyak C. lackson D Jannetti K. )imm S. Kearns J. Kenst K. Kirkwood M. Klenotic D. Kline L. Lampkins B Lane J. Larson I Latess M. LeClair D Leeper P Leeper C Locke F. Magusiak L. Farrington G Fitzpatrick |. Fleeger S. Galizia G Gargasz B Hall IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President - Suzy Reno. Vice- President - Shari Bigley, Secretary - Mary Ann Baranski. Treasurer - Kris Slater, Advisor - Mr. Keil D. Heasley |. Henry L Hobel S. Hritz 77 B Mars S. McKay K. McLaren D McVicker D. Miscimarra M. Monstwil M. Mrozek P. Natale D Owoc P. Owoc D. Pagley T. Pardick R. Perrotta A. Pfahles K Plotts K Plyler S. Preisnar M Quinn S. Raub B Reebel S. Reno R Richman T Riley L. Rodgers P Rogers D. Salmen G. Sessions M. Seth R Sidciall K Slater D. Smolnik R Sopkovich P Spinosa M Squeglia B Stoner C. Tomon C. Turney T. Vesco S. Wojnar 78 m ri K. Evans M Fando 1 D Farrington I Flynn R Fowler K. Fox T Garcia M. Gardocky R George SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President - Cheryl Vrabel, Vice-President — Karen Cole. Secretary — loan Smith. Treasurer — Loretta Jaworski, Advisor — Mr. Pacella K. Adamo R Adams P Alley G Angiolelli R Anthony R Arnold C. Bartley | Bavnham D Bok T. Book T. Boyles C Bradley D Bradley G Bucey |. Caimona E. Callahan |. Caravella T. Cervone I Clark K. Cole S. Crist D Delprincipe I. Delprincipe F. DeMase S. Dess H Dexter K. DiGiacoma L Dominick 79 L Houk L lackson L laworski L lohns P lohnson D. lone  M. Iones A. Kadunce |. Klenotic A Latess K. Len S. Ludwiczak L. Lutz T. Mangino D Masone W. McCandless M McCart D. McClaren D. McClenahan M. Medvit I Micco C. Moses I Mott I Mudrie K Orras A. Ortiz G Paglia T. Palmer 80 A. Reis S. Robinson |. Rogan T Rossman I Sallmen M Sallmen S. Sankey R Saylor I. Shaffer S. Shaffer L. Shoaff M. Shoaff |. Smith R Spalding |. Stanley D Storti S. Stunkard E. Squeglia M. Timm M Thurman |. Valiensi C. Vrabel T. Warren S. Waskin T. Wess W Wheale T. Wilson S. Wohlgemuth 81 pt o N. Fleming E. Flynn |. Fortney C Garansi I Gawdyda B Gibbs L. Aeppli M. Alden H Alley R Alley G Angiolelli D. Antoniazzi |. Aubel M. Augustine M. Augustine L. Ayers D Baker E. Barber A Bartolone |. Baskeyfield K. Benkosky H Bless s I Bok M. Brand L. Bruno T Bump |. Burns B Busin D. Caimona M. Callahan M Caravella |. Carbone K. Carbone S. Carbone B. Cartwright |. Catale M. Cowher I Cox M. Cracraft ). Croach K. Crum B Daytner I DeSalvo M. Diamond R Gilliland D. Golba I Graham |. Gush P Guyton | Hemming |. Henderson E Hilton V | Hodge M Horney P Hntz I Huff F. Hulina S. Hunt T Hunt M Hurley M |imm L. lohns B Kerr I King V Knight E. Lane |. Lawrence M. LeClair B Magliocca L. Magliocca I Marzo P. McCandless I McFall T. Mellott L. Miles D Miller T Miron M Mittler K. Monstwil D. Mrozek M. Mrozek F. Nader P. O'Connor K. Orlando |. Palmer S. Palmer I Parillo G Passerello M Passerello S. Pauline D Perillo K Pfahles D Pilch D. Pisciuneri 83 K. Plat! D Price K Price S. Quinn C. Raub M Reno R Rue S. Salamon T. Sallmen E Sankey P Schweikert W. Seamans L. Settle C Shaffer C. Shuler R. Shuler D Siddall |. Sizer I Smith D Sniezek D Squeglia D. Stoner D Suber D. Surrena S. Swogger S. Thurman G Walker C. Warren k. Waskin N Weaver C. White T. White K. Williams C. Woinar M Woodruff 84 Si fi M Adams S. Adams |. Barber C. Barker F. Bart lone D Beale I Beale B Bees R Beichner W. Boyles D Bradley E. Brown R Campbell V. Catlin S. Catron G. Clipp B Coblent z I Colich M. Connor A Costa M. Cowher A. Crist T. Damon S. Dewberry R Dierfield D Dougherty |. Dover K. Elias |. Exposito D Farone E. Flynn L. Frazier E. Gilliland S. Glidden G. Grossholz P Hannon R Hannon H. Heaberlin S. Heaberlin 85 D. Hritz I Hromyak V. Hulina B Ingram D. Jackson S. lames L laworski G. lohnson C. Iones R. lones ) Keller I Kennedy A. Kern K. Lastoria |. Lockwood C. Lombardo T Lombardo R Lutes S. Magliocca C. Matuz M McLaren I Micco J. Mittler S. Naples A. Natale J. Natale R Neely A. Pardick 86 K. Plyler J. Ramsey N. Reese D Rest i no D Rhodes L. Rogers T. Rogers T. Rohrer R. Saframc L Salem T. Sallmen T. Sallmen L. Schweikert N. Scurlock C. Shaffer ). Shaffer B Shoaf G. Singer S. Smith £. Smolnik S. Stasko E. Stewart ). Surrena T. Taylor R Tenant M. Tomlinson W Tremba I Turney I. Valiensi R Wallace M. Walters M Wheaton K Woodruff A. Zarella I Zarella 87 6 D Fletcher I. Funk M. Galizia |. Gargasz D. Gebbia 1 P. Aiken I Alley A. Antoniozzi S. Bayer W Boggs M Bordonaro L. Boyles N. Brown I Burley D. Byler T. Caimona K. Canady A. Carbone D. Casciato I Cassidy L. Cenname A. Cifra ). Cleaver A. Conti D. Craig |. Crespy M. Croach G. DelPrincipe D. Dess S. Disque T. Domenick I Eles T. Fandozzi 88 K Geer G. Gehrs B Graham A. Graziani |. Henderson M. Hromyak D Hunt S. lenkins D |imm C. Johnson P lones |. Kelley B Klotz D. Knight C. Leeper P Lombardo E. Ludwiczak |. McCowm R McLaren C. McLaughlin E. Macom A. Mears L. Misel M. Moses M. Mrozek G. Nofsker K. O'Leary D Ordak A Ortiz A. Pacella L Paglialong M. Paglialong M. Pahanisb R Palmer S. Pardick M Perillo 89 R Plotts P Presnar L. Reese I Richards B Robinson L Rowell K. Salmen |. Santangelo H Scurlock M Seaborn M. Sedwick C. Shaffer R Shaffer S. Sizer M. Stanley I Stewart R Stewart ). Stitt B. Stunkard C. Tempesta D Tennant R. Tomon |. Vesco |. Via D. Vivelo G. Weaver G. White I. Wigley 90 CROSS COUNTRY With only one returning letterman, Keith Summerville, our cross country team pulled through a rough and heart breaking season Their record, 0-12, does not even compare to the time and hard work put into their season. The inexperienced team, consists of Seniors: Roy Boggs, Doug Brown, |im Lupo, Keith Summerville, lunior )ohn Latess and Soph- omore )im Baynham, pulled through the season with two runners coming in top ten. They were Roy Boggs and Keith Summerville. We all hope for a new direction next year in the field of cross country. UNION OPP 50 New Castle 15 45 New Wilmington 15 40 Mohawk 19 40 Shenango 21 50 Neshannock 15 38 Laurel 20 41 Riverside 17 43 New Wilmington 16 49 Mohawk 15 39 Laurel 19 45 Slippery Rock 15 38 Karns City 19 RunRunRun Row 1: I Rogers, M. Cowher, T. Rogers. Row 2: R Boggs. D Brown. Row 3: |. Lupo, |. Baynham. | Latess, K. Summerville. 92 93 GOLF Standing left Klenolic, Pat Schweikert. |im Diamond, Kevin Cuinaugh. Bob Burkes, Coach Bromley Kneeling Dave Owoc, Todd Palmer, Matt Salmen, Tom Rossman, Union Opp Richard Beichner 9Vi Slippery Rock II 1 Seneca Valley 15 11 Slippery Rock 5 The 11 dedicated members of the 1978 golf team had a fine 2 Shenango 14 season, finishing in second place out of the five league teams. Kevin 11 Seneca Valley 5 Guinaugh and Leo Golba led the well-balanced Scotties to a 7-2 13Vi Mohawk 2 Vi win-loss record Kevin also qualified for the W.P.I.A.L. tournament. m Shenago 7Vi The players of the '78 team who all deserve recognition are: Kevin m Mohawk 2 Vi Guinaugh and |im Diamond (3-year lettermen); Bob Burkes and Leo 9 New Castle 6 Golba (2-year lettermen); Pat Schweikert and Matt Salmen (1-year lettermen); Richard Beichner, Dave Owoc, Tom Rossman, Todd Palmer, and Jeff Klenotic. Senior Bob Burkes Senior |im Diamond 94 FOOTBALL The 1978 football team may not have had the best season or record in U.H.S. history, but they did have a winning spirit. The Union 0 Reynolds Opp 28 Scotties finished with a 3-7 record, putting them in seventh place 7 West Middlesex 0 out of the ten league teams. The 31 players and their coaches 0 Laurel 30 devoted many hours of practice and put forth a great amount of 14 Wilmington 27 effort. We at U.H.S. are proud of them all. Many players were 6 Mercer 0 rewarded for there efforts by being named to the All-Tri County 12 Mohawk 14 Teams First Team: Scott Burkes (Punter; Defensive Back) and David 6 Shenango 41 Baranski (Linebacker). Second Team: Norm Carr (Defensive Line), 13 Slippery Rock 0 |oe Micco (Wide Receiver), Mike Seth (Linebacker), and Don Pagley 14 Riverside 34 (Offensive Line). Honorable Mention: Gregg Burkes (Center), Mike 6 Neshannock 14 Quinn (Linebacker), Fred Charles (Quarterback), Gene Davisson (Defensive Back), David Young (Linebacker), and Gary Sessions (Offensive Line). Row 1: D Sarver. E. Derry, I Molt, I. Waskin, D. Baranski, I Smith. S Burkes, E laughlin Row 2 B Mars. N. Carr, M LeClair, |. Crist, D Young. C. Davisson, M. Seth, D. Solomon Row J: D Carr. S. Waskin. |. Micco. P lohnson, S Robinson, D Pagley. G Sessions. B. Baskeyfield Row 4: F Charles, T. Carr, |. Mott, M. Thurman, N. Lutes, R Fowler, M. Quinn, G. Burkes. Row 5: B Reebel, M Ftorney, T. Carbone. P Leeper, G Wright (Mgr.), |. Augustine (Mgr ). 95 Senior Dave Baranski Senior Scott Burkes Senior Norman Carr Senior Eric Laughlin Senior Jeff Mod Senior Doug Sarver Senior |oe Smith Managers Gary Wright and |ohn Senior Statistician Bob Burkes Augustine 97 SCOTTIES IN ACTION 98 JR. HIGH FOOTBALL Row 1 W. Seamans. M Walters. D Squeglia. A Bartalone, I Aubel, K Waskin. P Guton Row 2. Coach. Mr. Burchett. B Shuler. D Baker. M Reno. A. Crist. B Cartwright. S. Heaberlin. G Walker Row J. C. Iones. M LeClair, A. Zarillo. D Price. H Fleeger. |. Cox. C. St raver 99 GIRL’S GASKET II ALL Using the qualities of dedication, pride and togetherness. Union 49 Reynolds 18 this year's girls advanced to the quarterfinals of the W.P.I.A.L. Union 62 West Middlesex32 Playoffs, despite the disadvantage of a three month layoff after ♦Union 48 Ellwood City 23 their season. Their hard work paid off as they won their first ♦Union 41 Slippery Rock 28 nine games, qualified for the playoffs by stomping Slippery ♦Union 37 Riverside 33 Rock, and then beating New Brighton in the W.P.I.A.L. Playoffs ♦Union 66 Wilmington 54 (and ending their 23 game winning streak) before losing to ♦Union 53 Laurel 27 Riverview in the quarterfinals. Their excellent teamwork ♦Union 50 Shenango 24 allowed three girls to average over 10 points per game and all ♦Union 60 Ellwood City 30 five starters to get recognized in the section All-Star Team. ♦Union 42 Slippery Rock 50 These girls provided their followers with exceptionally exciting ♦Union 38 Riverside 39 basketball with their fast breaking pressing style and won the Union 100 Villa Maria 35 hearts of many fans in the area. Marilyn Chiafullo and Mary ♦Union 47 Wilmington 52 Curran each were chosen 1st Team All-Section 15 AA; and ♦Union 66 Laurel 45 Rose Perrotta, 2nd Team All-Section 15 AA. Diane Flynn and ♦Union 57 Shenango 33 Andrea Pfahles both received an honorable mention. We are “Union 53 Slippery Rock 35 looking forward to next year as another exciting season is Union 50 Sharpsville 47 expected. ♦♦Union 57 New Brighton 56 ♦♦Union 33 Riverview 42 ♦W.P.I.A.L. Playoff | games Lady Scots: Kneeling: C Hannon, A Latess, M. Curran, M. Chiafullo, R Perrotta, S Kerns Standing: Mr Trimble (Coach), I Bok, D Flynn, A. Pfahles, C. Bartley, Miss Williams (Asst. Coach) 100 Senior Diane Flynn Senior Marilyn Chiafullo Senior Colleen Hannon Bouncing Around lunior Varsity: Kneeling T Bump. A Latess. S. Kearns. L Bruno Standing Miss Williams, C. Hannon. | Bok. C. Bartley, K. Williams 101 Managers and Stats: T. Boyles. M. Chiatullo, A. Perrotta. B. R Perrotta - Second team all-section. A. Pfahles D Flynn — Dominick Honorable mention boy’s basketball The Scotties had an excellent year, winning 22 games Union 70 Worthington 48 and losing only 7. They finished second in the league Union 48 North Catholic 74 thus qualifying them for the W.P.I.A.L. Play-offs. The Union 58 Western Beaver 40 Scotties defeated St. loseph in their first play-off game, Union 75 Freedom 59 but lost to Bentworth in their second, missing going to Union 63 New Brighton 62 State by one game. Union 96 Lowellville 77 Teamwork was the key to the Scotties success, along Union 60 Northgate 52 with the squad's quickness which gave the Scotties a very Union 65 West Middlesex 66 strong running game and an effective pressing type de- Union 70 Leechburg 48 fense. Union 44 Avonworth 47 Some of the outstanding players were Dave Young (1st Union 101 St. Fidelis 52 team; Section 15), Dana Young and Bob Burkes (2nd Union 79 Neshannock 71 team; Section 15), and Kevin Guinaugh (Honorable Men- Union 64 Cornell 75 tion; Section 15). The Scotties will definitely miss the Union 102 Our Lady of Sacred talent of the four graduating seniors; Bob Burkes, Tom Heart 69 Covelli, |im Diamond, and Kevin Guinaugh. Union 67 Laurel 56 All of the boys worked hard and should be proud of Union 74 Shenango 77 their accomplishments. Union 112 Worthington 49 Union 80 Avonworth 52 Union 83 St. Fidelis 61 Union 88 Neshannock 54 Union 46 Cornell 44 Union 94 Our Lady of Sacred Heart 69 Union 77 Laurel 71 Union 67 Shenango 69 Varsity: |. Diamond. B. Lane. K. Guinaugh. B Burkes. T. Covelli, I, Fleeger. B. Mars Standing: Mr. Takacs (Asst. Coach), D. Sallmen, F Charles. D. Young. D. Young. Mr. Covelli (Head Coach) 103 Managers: Bruce Boggs. Lou Orras. Mark Walters 104 Junior Dave Young First Team All Section Stats: Joe Beirika Marilyn Chiafullo, and Keith Summerville JV Basket ball Mr. Takacs, ). Micco. D. Salmen, B McCandles, P. lohnson. B Mars, Mr Covelli, Kneeling T. Rossman, B Lane, S. Robinson, ). Fleeger, and J. Stanley © © © Through the Hoop Senior Tom Covelli Senior Jim Diamond 105 Junior Dana Young Second Team All Section lim Diamond Fred Charles Union's Super Subs' Alright, who stole the ball? Where's everyone at? Do it Buzz! 106 •IK.-Ill BASKETKALL NINTH GRADE BAS- KETBALL: E. Lane, M. LeClair, W. Seamans, M. Horney, G. Walk- er, S. Swogger, B Cartwright, ). Marzo, B. Thurman, B Daty- ner, H. Fleeger, P Schweikert, G. Bar- ber, Mr. Manifrang. EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL: ). Micco, |. Hilton, M. Conners, R. Tenant, E. Flynn, A. Costa, Mr. Bromley, G. lohnson, |. Barber, A. Crist, A. Natale, A. Pardick. SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL: D. Fletcher, G. DelPrincipe, D. Knight, D. |imm, B Graham, D. Hunt, I. Gargasz, D. Tenant, A. Ortiz, J. Krespie, Mr. Trimble, M. Sedwick, M. Stanley, ). Cleaver, B. Palmer, S. Disque. 107 girl’s track The twenty hard-working members of the Girl's Track team finished their season with a 4-4 record, placing fourth in a league of Union 90 Riverside Opp 42 seven teams. Many of the girls turned in outstanding performances 55 Wilmington 77 throughout the year, with six school records being broken: 76 Laurel 56 Diane Flynn — 400 meter 72 Shenango 60 loanne Bok - mile 45 Neshannock 87 Mary Curran, Marilyn Chiafullo, loanne Bok, Angie Latess — two 573i Slippery Rock 74 Vi mile relay 93 Riverside 34 Lorraine Len — 100 meter hurdles 581; Mohawk 73 Vi Mary Curran, Angie Latess, Colleen Hannon, Diane Flynn — mile relay Lorraine Len, Suzy Reno, Cathy Shaffer, Colleen Hannon - 400 meter relay Lorraine Len also set a Tri-County record in the 100 meter hurdles. All the girls should be congratulated on their dedication and hard work, especially the seven seniors — Marilyn Chiafullo, Lorraine Len, Diane Flynn, Colleen Hannon, Chris Bok, Peggy Hall, and Sherry Ferell. Sportlight Row 1: Coach - Miss Williams, S. Ferell, C. Hannon, M. Chiafullo. C. Bok, P Hall, I Len, D. Flynn, Coach - Mrs. Galiano Row 2: S Reno, C. Shaffer, S Wohlgemuth, C. Cowher, I Bok, M. Curran. A. Latess Row 1: R Perrotla, A Pfahles. D. McClenahan, L Houk 108 Oil BOY’S TRACK Union OPP 70 Karns City 79 Despite the tremendous effort of several young athletes the boy's Karns City Relays 6th track team ended up with a 0-7 win-loss record Like many of the 40 Mohawk 110 recent years, there was only a few young men to do a large job. But 34 Vi Laurel 115Vi unlike recent years, this year's team was no pushover. The team 56 Shenango 94 gave a hundred percent in every meet and were led by seniors: 58 Vi Wilmington 91 Vi Doug Brown, Reggie lanetti, Maurice Hines, Doug Sarver, Keith 62 Neshannock 88 Summerville, Roy Boggs, and Sam Habib. Thank you for the gallant 41 Slippery Rock 109 effort, and good luck to next year's team from the seniors of 1979, Mercer Invitational 16th WPIAL Qualifier 12th Row 1 D Brown, R lanetti, M Hines. D Sarver, K Summerville. R Boggs, S. Habib Row 2: I Flynn, C. Davisson, N. lutes, I latess. T Carr, G Walker Row P. Ritz, R. Fowler. I Micco, E Barber Row 4 B. Baskeyfield, M Fandozzi, E Callahan, I Baynham. M, Monstwil Row 5: F Charles. T Wilson. D Pagley 111 Senior Roy Boggs Senior Doug Brown Senior Sam Habib Senior Maurice Hines Senior Doug Sarver Senior Keith Summerville 112 Row 1 Mama Stats - A Naples, D. Hunt, S. Speight, |. Mangine, E. Seth, P Brogan, J. Seamans. J. Ruzich, K. Leeper Row 2: Baby Stats - E. Flynn, D Suber, D Pilch. M Alden. |. Gawdyda, |. Coach Roussos Baskeyfield. M Mittler, D Pisciuneri, V. Knight. 113 BASEBALL Despite a dismal start of 0 wins and 3 losses, our team won 7 straight games to tie for the section championship before losing a 5- 3 decision to Mohawk. This team should be praised and con- gratulated for a great comeback that they staged during the season and ending up with a win-loss record of 7-14. The team was led by six seniors who did a fantastic job the whole year. They were: Bob Burkes, Scott Burkes, )im Diamond, Kevin Guinaugh, )im Lupo, and lay Waskin. We would like to thank the team for their great comeback that excited the whole school, and we would like to wish good luck to next year's team. Union OPP 3 Mohawk 6 2 Shenango 6 6 Laurel 6 Neshannock 2 3 Wilmington 0 6 Mohawk 3 9 Shenango 2 12 Laurel 1 Neshannock 3 13 Wilmington 2 Tiebreaker for section title: 3 Mohawk 5 -------- • , - ! vl- .4. Row 1: D. Squeglia. D. Frediam. R Admas, K Waskin, D. Caimona Row 2: E Squeglia, I Klenotic, I Stanley, W. Seamans. M Salmen. T Palmer. T Rossman. |. Waskin, | Lupo Row i: Coach Dugan. B Burkes. D. Young, P Natale. S Burkes, C. Sessions, D Salmen, D Farrington, K. Guinaugh, |. Diamond. Coach Manifrang. 114 Coaches Mike Dugan Mark Mamfrang Batgirls: Patti Rybka. Tammy )ohns, Kelly Williams. Chris Barlley. Managers: Mickey Baier, Scott Palmer. Walter Reighert Senior |im Diamond Senior Kevin Gumaugh Senior lay Waskin 115 117 D E P A R T M E N T A L G R O U P S UTOPIAN STAFF Editor-in-Chief: Elaine Seth Managing Editors: A. Naples and P Spinosa Layout Editors M. Mrozek and |. Mangme Copy Editors: K Leeper and C. Benedict Business Managers: S. Prejsnar and P Clark Photographers: M Chiafullo. D McVicker, and M Teleis 120 Senior Section Editor: T Dierfield Sports Editors: M. Chiafullo and B Burkes Faculty Section Editors |. Seamans, and D Hunt Typists: C. Ortiz. ) Ruzich. and L Turk Underclassmen Editors: j Smith. C Vrabel, C. Lombardo, and M Bucci Utopian Club Utopian Club Officers: President. D Piscuineri. Vice President, D. Bok, and Secretary | Lawrence Missing from Yearbook shots: L. Alden. Photographer. G. Conti. Senior Section Editor. Suzy Speight. Advertising Editor. L Brown and B Boggs. Activities Editors. F. Nader. Underclassmen Editor 121 STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council, under the guidance of Mr Robert McHattie, once again proved to be a very active organization in the school. The first activity of the year was planning and putting on Home- coming. A week of pre-Home- coming festivities was put on and then topped off the evening of the game with a reception dance to honor our new queen. In No- vember, Student Council once again put on their very own ver- sion of the Cong Show. This proved to be an enjoyable eve- ning for everyone, and Leslie Hannon was declared our winner with the singing of People. Once again. Student Council will also organize the Achievement Awards and the ensuing assem- bly. Members of Student Council also attended the Midwestern In- termediate Unit IV Student Fo- rum. This provided the Council with many new ideas and activi- ties. Row 1 L. Valiensi, A. Naples. I Lockwood, I DeSalvo. I Vesco Row 2. D Piscuineri, B Morgan. T Bovles. P Leeper. I Ruzich, I Seamans, C Benedict. |. Stoner Row 3: A. Perolta, M Chiafullo. L lackson. C. Vrabel. S Wojnar. B Burkes, M Baier Advisor, Mr McHattie; President. Amy Naples; Vice-President, Connie Benedict; Corresponding Secretary, Bob Burkes; Treasurer. Patty Leeper. Recording Secretary, lackie Seamans YOUTH EDUCATION ASSOCIATION The YEA's main objective is to enable all interested students to become involved in the many aspects of education, social as well as academic. The members have gained a sense of responsibility by participating in school-related activites such as Open House. Each year the students of the YEA volunteer to work at registration desks and act as tour guides for the event. Field trips are educational and also rewarding to the deserving members who have supported the club's projects. A popular tradition of the organization is the annual visitation of a particular college or university. The members also look forward to the exciting skiing trips taken every winter and the adventurous excursions to the Pittsburgh Zoo in the spring. Students involved in the YEA learn that there is more to education than meets the eye. In fact, a few members have discovered that they would someday like to pursue a career in education Row 1 Advisor Mr Bromley, I Fleeger. T Riley, B Boggs. L. Hannon, A Koivula, S. Coates, P Napolitano, M DeMase. P Clark, L. Verenski. I Mangino. B Morgan. D McClenahan. H Dexter, L Hook. P Brogan. E Seth, B Kelley Row 2: K. Orras. P Owoc. A. Ortiz. L Lampkins, R Evans, M Thurmon, M Chiatullo, M Teleis, L Benedict. J. Stevenson. T Dierfield. D Bok. L Shoaff, K Lenn. K Fox. S Ludwiczak. D. McVicker Row 3: M Mrozek, P Leeper. M Baranski. T Johns. C Hannon. M Chaifullo. D Baranski. I Villam. C Hilke, D Via. D. Flynn, T Boyles. C Bartley. I lackson, T. Cervone. J Smith, I Rogan Row 4 C. Bok. K Cole, C. Vrabel, D Hunt. K. Leeper. |. Ruzich. |. Seamans, I Owoc. B Graham. L Turk. C. Fandozzi. T Adams. D Kucharski. S Kerans. N Hromyak, C. Locke. K Summerville. M Harvan, R lolley. Row 5: A. Latess. A. Phfales, M Curran. C. Cozza. T. Caimona, T. Vanneralla. M. Norris. L. Lenn. P Navarr, K Flynn, R Hall. A Naples. |. Stoner. L Orras. R lanetti. R Boggs. P Kearns. E Derry Row 6: S. Raub. S. Dess. M Squeglia, P Spinosa. C. Cowher. R Sopkovich. D Smolnicki. C. Slater. K |imm. S Ash, P Rodgers. T Vesco. R Cubellis. S. Wojnar, Row 7: |. Dover, D. Flynn, R Beichnar Advisor. Mr. Bromley; President. Maureen Chiatullo. Vice- President. Lorraine Len. Secretary. Mary Norris; Treasurer, Tammy Dierfield ■ CHEER NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row 1: L Benedici, D. Sallmen. D. Sarver, R lolley, L. Orras, B Burkes, D Hunt, D. Flynn Row 2: |. Mangino. M Chiatullo, D Via, B Graham, T Dierfield, B Dominick, ). Ruzich, K Leeper, S. Speight Row 3: M. Norris, I Owoc, E Seth, K. Flynn, P Brogan. ). Mangine, T Adams, I Seamans, D Kucharski. A. Naples The National Honor Society provided services for both the school and community during the 1978- 1979 school year. The members helped the school by decorating the school at Christmas and also by doing the announcements each morning. They sold Lit'esaver lollipops and donated the money raised to the Children’s Hospital in Pittsburgh. President - R lolley, Vice-President - K Leeper, Secretary — I Seamans. Treasurer - D Flynn, Historian — D Hunt, Advisor — Mr Ascione. 124 ECOLOGY CLUB Row 1: M. Monslwil, R Jolley. A Ortiz, I Lawrence. S. Plonka. K. Woodruff. M. Woodruff, J. Heichel, N. Farone. Row 2 D. Flynn, S. Kearns, M Chiafullo, P Spinosa, V Knight, | Baskeyfield. |. Gawdyda, D Pilch, C. Wojnar. L. Alden Row 3: M Baier, B Boggs, C Bartley, A. Pfahles, L. lackson, T Cervone, C Vrabel, K. Cole, L Alden, E. Seth. The Ecology Club, formerly the Science Club, has been and is environmentally, as well as service oriented. Members have donated time and money to sponsor activities in both these areas. Some of the past and present activities include: — raising and selling house plants — school grounds beautification — environmental activities for elementary students — recycling — field trips — displays — speakers — preparation for Scrub-Grass Stop Number 1 — written contributions to the Cousteau Society Environmental Almanac — and many more! 125 p E P C L U B SENIOR HIGH PEP CLUB Row 1 President T lohns. Treasurer P Brogan Row 2 Secretary A Naples. Advisor M Covelli Vice President I Mangine Row 1: President |. Baskeyfield. Vice President I DeSalvo Row 2. Advisor M Covelli. Treasurer I Valiensi, Secretary F. Nader JUNIOR HIGH PEP CLUB Row 1 M. Harvan, R lolley, T. Riley. M Fandowi. R lanelti. |. Stoner, A. Perrotta, M. Chiatullo. D McVicker Row 2: C Fandozzi. D Kucharski, M. Curran, K. Cole, A. Naples, | Smith. M. Chiatullo, |. Seamans. S Speight, E Seth, M. Mrozek Row J: P Owoc, C. Cowher, R Sopkovich, P Spinosa, C. Vrabel, T Adams. B Graham, L. Owoc, K Leeper, T Boyles. M Squeglia. C. Orras, D Bok Row 4 I Benedict, A Phtales, K Flynn, D Flynn. L Lenn, | Rogan, D Hunt, R Perrotta F R E N C H C L U B Row 1: Treasurer Tracie Adams, Advisor R Keith, R Sopkovich Vice- President Row 2: D Kucharski President, A. Naples Secretary. The first project of the year was to finish painting the map of France on the wall in the French room Our first endeavor for selling candy was attempted this year and proved to be very successful Once again the French room was decorated for Christ- mas with the traditional creche scene. On Dec. 21, the club members gathered for a party after school. A yule log was served. On Feb. 26, the Second Annual Mardis Gras was held The school cafeteria was trans- formed into the French Quarter, Chocolate and Cheese fondues were the main course with everyone making their own crepes. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of the King and Queen, Roger jolley and Debbie Kucharski Now going into its third year is teaching French to the fourth, fifth, and sixth graders. French Club students go down to the Elementary building once a week to teach the students such things as bonjour and au revoir as well as objects and how to say my name is. Many more activities such as more wall paintings and a banquet are planned for the French Club 127 TEENETTES Sophomores Row 1: T Mangino. L. Conti. D Bradley. A Reis. S Sankey, L lohns. L Shatter. A Kadunce Row 2 S Shatter, L Lutz. B Morgan. I Sallmon. L. Shoal, K. Fox. D McClenahan. R Dierfield. T Wess. Row Y K. Cole, A Ortiz, D Bok, K Len, I lackson. S. Ludwiczak. S Crist Row 4 L Domemck, C Vrabel, T Cervone. I Rogan. I Smith, S. Dess. K. Orras, D. Monstwill luniors Row 1: I Broschart. S. Hritz, P Owoc, K. Ames. S Kearns. N. Hromyak, E Brown. C. Via. D lanetti, Row 2: M Baranski. C Benedict. S. Presjnar. P Leeper. L Farrington, C. Cowher, S. McKay Row 3: K Plyler, S Reno, T. Vesco. C. Tomon. K. Slater, B Hall. D Heasley, P Clark Row 4: K McLaren. S. Bigley, D. Smolnik, K Kirkwood. S. Wo|nar. K |imm. K Plotts, S. Ash Row 5: P Rodgers. K Black, M. Mrozek 128 Seniors Row 1: C. Fandozzi, I Mangino. D Nelson, K Warren. P. Napolitano. M. DeMase. T Johns, M Chiafullo. M Chiafullo Row 2: C Bok. P Navarra. L Len. P Hall. C Hannon. S Speight. E Seth. P Brogan. Row 3: T Vanarella. L Verenski. L Benedict,). Stevens. M Teleis, K Flynn, D Flynn. S. Farrel Row 4 R Cubellis. ) Mangme. |. Seamans, D. Hunt. K. Leeper. A Naples. D. Via. C. Hilke. Row 5: T Adams. I Ruzich, I. Turk. B Domenick. B Graham, D Kucharski. L Owoc Row f : I Houk. T. Caimona, S. Coates, A. Koivula, M. Thurman. L Evans, L. Hannon ________ President. Susan Coates; Vice-President. Patty Clark; Secretary, Kim Warren; Treasurer, Marci DeMase. Teenette initiation for sophomores was held in early October. Teenette projects for the 1978-79 school year included: collection of canned goods for the needy during the Christmas season (these were donated to the Salvation Army of Lawrence County); selling of Christmas Greeting Card Candles to raise money for the formal. The Teenette Formal Stairway to Heaven'' was held on Saturday, lanuary 20, 1979. 129 Y S' Y A R S I T Y 441 44 Row 1: T Covelli. L. Orras. B Burkes, D Young. M Baier, G. Sessions, P. Nalale, Row 2: I Micco, D Owoc, |. Latess, K Summerville, D Sarver, P. lohnson, R Boggs. Row 3: G. Wright, | Flynn, M LeClair, M Quinn, D. Baranski. |. Moll, Row 4: ). Augustine, B Boggs, I Biedka, E. Derry, G Burkes The Union Area High School Boys' Varsity Club has been in existence over 30 years. It was formally called the Varsity L Club. The main function of the club is to raise money for the purchase of jackets for the athletes who have lettered in the major sports. The present method of raising money is the sale of candy bars. Fund raising activities in past years were car washes, the Faculty-Senior Basketball game, talent show, Duquesne Tamburitzans, con- cession stand, selling pennants, fire extinguishers, Scottie license plates, coat check at basketball games, etc. Each member must pay $3.00 dues. At present there are 54 members. Advisor Dick Hart Row 1 E, Seth. P Brogan, T Dierfield, K Leeper, M Chiafullo, M Chiafullo, I Baynham. I Mangine Row 2 I Bok. C. Hannon, A Naples, I Ruzich, D Hunt, |. Seamans, 8 Donemrk, Row 3 M Norris, M Teleis, L. len. R Perotta, A. Plahles. D Flynn. K. Eyans, A laless. I Mangine, Secretary. M. Chiafullo. President, Diane Williams, Advisor, D Flynn, Vice-President. E Seth, Treasurer The Girls Varsity Club is a very proud organization. The club consists of the lady athletes at Union who have earned a varsity letter in their respective sports. In appreciation of their hard work and dedication throughout the years each member is present- ed with a jacket during their sen- ior year. This year the club has been in- volved in many activities. A candy sale and a refreshment business during basketball season were among these adventures. But. the most exciting project taken up by the club was the construction of a Varsity Club Lounge. Sweeping away the dust, cleaning up the floor and walls and changing from student to interior decora- tor, the girls found themselves turning an old storage room into a home away from home. The varsity athletes have exhib- ited a great deal of pride in repre- senting Union and because of this, the girls have experienced much success in their endeavors. G I R L S V A R S I T Y C L U B 131 FHA To help youth assume their roles in society through home economics education in areas of personal growth, family life, vocational preparation and community involvement is the main purpose of the FHA. Row — 1 K. Evans. K. Struchen, M. Mrozek, G. Raub, M. Cracraft. M Carbone Row - 2 L Aeppeli. I Hemming, M Cline. S Hetrick, M. Gilliand. T Book, B Busin. T Vesco Row - 3 C. Shuler, R Cubelis, A Koivula. P Rodgers, S. Reno. S. Bigley, B Hall. K McLaren, H Armstrong. P Ryan FHA Officers: S. Hetrick, President: C. Benedict. Vice President; T. Wess, Secretary; M. Cline, Treasurer, T. Book. Historian, M. Gilliand, Parliamentarian Square Dance Team: Mrs. Willit, S Hetrick. B Busin. A Alley. G. Raub. L Aeppeli. Mr. Goodge, P Ryan, R George, G. Angiolelli, R. Spalding. T. Book, C. Shuler, and H. Armstrong. 132 FFA The State Organization of FFA is made up of approximately 13,400 FFA members. Every year the different activi- ties keep our FFA members busy, , on demonstration. Parliaments Procedure, State and County Farm Shows, FFA Summer and Midwin- ter Conventions at Penn State and Harrisburg and the National Con- ventions in Kansas City, Missouri. The purpose of FFA can be told in the FFA Motto: Learning to do Doing to learn Learning to live Living to serve FFA Officers: C. lackson. Sentinel; W Slater. Vice-President, S. Ordak, President, S Galazia, Parliamentarian; P Ryan, Student Adivsor; P. Angiolelli, Reporter Row - 1 R. Spalding, S. Galazia. M. Brand, J McFall, H. Alley, B Gibbs. I Caimona Row — 2 A Bartalone. K Benkosky, P. O'Connor, N Lutes. I Matuz, I Covelli. S. Ordak. B Book, D Price, R Alley, G. Angiolelli Row - 3 Advisor Mr Martsolf, J. Burns, I Fortney. M. Cowher, E. Sankey, R Fowler. P Angiolelli. P Ryan. Am. Mellot, D Kastner, R Arnold. T. Minto, Advisor Mr. Goodge Demonstration Team Kneeling - R Spalding, P Angiolelli Standing - A. Mellot. S. Galazia, |. Fortney. Advisors - Mr. Martsolf Missing - Carl jackson 133 GROUPS THAT SERVE L I B R A R I A N S 134 LIBRARIANS: Row 1: K. Woodruff, D. Golba. S. Coates, K Warren. I Esposito. F Nader, S lames. Row 2 I Spears, A Naples. M. Norris, P Navarra. P Brogan. C. Cowher, T Caimona, M Squeglia, C. Fandoz i. M DeMase Row 3: T. Adams, H. Dexter. B Morgan, T Boyles, D Flynn. T lohns, S. Dess, |. DeSalvo. Art Librairans: Sitting: | Gush. T lohns. Standing: S Plonka, S. Wohleguth, S. Reno, A Latess, C. Lombardo. M Teleis. Row 1: A Kadunce, L. Valensi. I Surrena, S. Plonka, C. Lombardo, D. Farone Row 2: D Piscuineri. I Mangino. L. Turk, S. Prejsnar. L George, S. Coates, M. Chiafullo Row 3: B Dominick. H Dexter, L. Benedict, K. |imm, C Ortiz. M. Kline, L. Evans, T. lohns. Row K Evans. K Black, D. Baranski, S. Ferrell, L. Shoaf, M. Gilliland. |. Houk S 135 Row 1 K. Orras, |. Stoner, D. McVicker, W Reighert, L. Houk. Row 2: I. Evans, ). Gawdyda, L. Benedict, L. Lenn, C Matuz, K Black Row 3: L. Frazier, ) Heming, S. James, T Taylor. F. Nader, M Norris. T. Dierfield A S M. LeClair, F Charles. M. Baier, M. LeClair, J. Stoner. |. Valiensi, T. Warren. T. Carbone. I DelPrincipe, M. Thurman 136 JUNIOR HIGH CHOIRS Row 1 K Woodruff. F Nader, L Ayers, K Crum. K Orlando, L. Miles. I Perillo. L Bruno. M. A Augustine. I DeSalvo, I Lawrence Row 2 M Mrozek, I Hemming, M Cracraft. D. Miller. E Hilton, M |. Augustine. N Flemming. |. Kerr. S Salamon. L lohns, Mittler. C. Wojnar. S. Palmer. B Thurman Row 3. D Colba. |. Baskeyfield. D Piscuinari, V. Knight. D Surrena. K Pfahles, I Bok, M I Diamond. P McCandless. D Mrozek, M |imm. I Gawdyda. E. Flynn. H Fleeger. E Sankey Row t. I. Stewart. W Boggs. P Presnar, S. Magliocca. K O'Leary, Y Hulma. N. Brown, N Scurlock. |. Wigley. M Perillo. A Pacello, |. Vesco. L Cennane. L Burley. Row 2. I Surrena. C Salem. T. Tayler. T. Rohrer. S. Plonka. P Iones, A Antonozzi, C Johnson. S. lenkms. L Schweikert. S Disque, A Mears. T FAndozzi, S Bayer. Row 3 K Salmon. P Lombardo. M Hromyak. S. Shaffer, K Quimby. D Farone. I Exposito. C Lombardo. S. lames. A. Cifra. M Bordenaro, K Wohlegemuth. K Geer. A Conte. S Par dick CONCERT CHOIR SOPRANO SECTION: Row 1 — C Ortiz, C Fandozzi, D. Kucharski, E. Brown, |. Mangino. K Slater, P Hall. C. Locke, M. Norris, K. Cole, Row 2 — R Sopkovich, S. Speight, D. Sallmen, M. Baranski. P Napohtano, P Navarra, C. Vrabel. L. Dominick. M. Mrozek, L. Len Row 3 — L. Shaffer. A. Ortiz, B Kelly, B Cartwright, S. ludwiczak. N Hromyak, C. Bok, I Seamans. K Leeper. M. DeMase. ALTO SECTION: Row 1 — A. Koivula, D. Bok. P Clark, D Monstwil, S. Crist, K limm, P. Owoc, A Naples Row 2 - I Smith, ). Rogan, S Robb, L Owoc, S. Ash. S. Reno, L Jackson, Row 3 - C. Bartley. E. Seth, P Brogan, J. Mangine. A. Pfahles, D Smolnik, T Cervone. 138 TENOR AND BASS SECTION: Row 1 - R lannetti, R Boggs. A. Perotta. Row 2 — T Covelli, D Baranski, R Saylor. B Boggs. Row 3 — ). Stoner. T Garcia. B Cartwright, M. Baier, Row 4 - K Summerville. D. McVicker. D. Sarver DISTRICT CHOIR: M. Baier. D McVicker, J. Stoner. Missing - H Pardick ACCOMPANIST M Mrozek CHORALAIRES Row 1 - M Mrozek, D Sallmen, I Mangine, P Brogan. A Naples. Row 2 - M Baier. R Saylor, A Perotta, R Boggs Row 3-D. McVicker, D. Sarver. B Boggs. D Baranski, R. lannetti, |. Stoner. 139 BAND Row 1 P O'Connor. A. Costa. T Damen. A Mellon. I Mittler. D Hritz. M. Chiafullo, M Monstwil. K. Elias Row 2: B Daytner, V. Catlin. M Passarello. S. Naples. A Kern. I Hromyak. P Angiolelli. N. Farone. D Brown, I Dover Row 3: M Thurman. B Swogger. D Yasher. G Passerello. C Garansi. D Perillo. D Baker. A. Crist. T Garcia. L. George. K. Evans. S. Galazia Row 2: | Henderson, K. Crum, D. Pilch. J. Hemming. D. Bok, L. lackson. G. Singer. K Carbone. Row 2: D. Mrozek. E. Hilton, |. Shaffer, C Fandozzi. N. Farone. L Dominick. D Sneizek. B Bees Row 3: J Bavnham. I Villani, V Knight. T. Cervone. M Mittler, D. Daughtery Row 4: T. Wilson. B. Dominick. L Alden, L. Rodgers, P Hritz. S. Dewberry, C Bartley 140 PEP BAND ). Villani, M Bdier, D. Bok, P O'Connor, M. Monstwil, C. Fandozzi, V. Catlin, B Dominick. SPECIAL BANDS. Honors Band - D Owoc, D Bok. P Hntz. I Viliam. District Band - D Bok, J. Viliam Mid East Music Conference - M Baier, D Owoc. |. Villani Regional Band — D Bok, |. Villano. CMU Honors Band, Pennsylvania All-State Band, MENC All-Eastern Band - |. Viliam IUNIOR HIGH BAND Row 1 M. Croach, W Graham, H Alley. T Rogers, D Gebbia Row 2: A Pacella. I Stewart, L laworski. P Pr( snar, M Hromyak. C. McLaughlin, K. Geef, L. Smith. I Pupinak, L Powell Row 3: E. Ludwiczak. B Robinson, |. Henderson. G. Gehrs. M. Sedwick, D. Ordak. A Granziam. M Seaborn. V. Catlin. L Burley. 141 143 crb Senior Maureen Chiafullo Senior Susan Coates Senior Amy Naples Senior Suzy Speight Senior Michele Teleis Row 1 D. Via, T. Dierfield, D Pilch. G. Via, |. Ruzich, C. Bok Row 2: S. Ash. L. Benedici, T Johns, L. Brown. K Flynn. M. Mrozek. B. Graham. J. Gawdyda 146 Seniors K. Flynn I Ruzich Seniors I Benedict T. johns Seniors B Graham C. Bok 147 Limi Row 1: C. Benedici, S. Presjnar, I Mangine. E Seth, I. Seamans. Row 2: K Fox, C Benedict, L Alden, K Slater, K. Slater, K Jimm, P Clark, I. Farrington, B Hall. S. Reno, M. DeMase, |. Mangino. Row 3: N Hromyak, K Leeper, P Spinosa. D. Monstwill, R Cubellis, I Evans. F. Pupinak, L. Owoc, M. Baranski, L. Turk Seniors 1. Turk L. Owoc Captain - )o Ellen Mangine. Co-Captain - Susan Presjnar, Secretary - Elaine Seth. Treasurer - Connie Benedict, Historian — lackie Seamans. 150 Seniors I Mangino M. DeMase 151 FAMOUS LAST WORDS Mr. Krupa: Hey gang, listen up! Mr. Pascarella: My good friend Jimmy Carter... Mrs. Sartor: Where's my keys? Mr. Leitera: Where are you supposed to be? Mr. Ascione: I'll see what I can do. Mr. Boggs: I'm sorry, that can't be done. Mr. Tabisz: Sports Trivia! Mr. Logan: Let's get it quiet in here! Mr Roussos: I'm not gonna spoon feed you! Mrs. Keith: Repetez Encore! Mr. Keil: Be quiet, cherubs! Mrs. LeClair: Margins 15 and 90, double spacing, five space paragraph indention, shut up! Mr. Venturella: Where's my class? Mr. Gates: Since I'm basically lazy ... Mr. Curry: Did you hear the one about the girl with the spinach in her teeth? Miss Navarra: As you can see. Miss George isn't here today. Mr. Hahn: Gigs! Mr. McHattie: Come on, folks! Miss Williams: Line up, turkeys! Mr. Gierlach: We're just gonna slide today. Mr. Covelli: I still can't believe that Bentworth game! Mr. Pacella: I don't look like Groucho Marx, do I? Mr. Takacs: What are your parking lights used for? Miss Nosik: Let's take a walk on the nature trail. uiumuiu On The Funny Side 154 ADMINISTRATION Mr. Paul Rowland Superintendent Mr Ralph Ascione Principal Mr. |ohn Leitera Assistant Principal SCHOOL BOARD: Ralph Pisciunen, Dave Dean, lames Kerr. Walter Kieler, Nick Squeglia. Harry Wright. Isabelle Bartley. Carol Shaffer. Vinci Henry. Mr Rowland 155 Mr Lou Banks Mathematics Mr. Eugene Beichner Industrial Arts Mr Donald Bromley Science Mr Robert Burchett Industrial Arts Mr. Michael Covelli Physical Education Mr Robert Curry English Mrs. Louise Davis Home Economics 156 riSH N BATTE ICE CREAM SANDWICH SALAD SALAD DRESSIh ICE CREAM ICECREAM CON MILK SHA KE ADULT MILK STUDENT MIL ORANGE DRINK corrn or ice Mr Leonard Dougherty Mrs. Brenda Draper Physical Education Home Economics Mrs. Maryann Galiano English Mr. Charles Gates Mathematics Mrs. Lydia Gatewood Health Mr. Joseph Gierlach History Mr. Richard Hart History Mr. Joseph Hahn Choir I 157 Mrs. Mary Hill English Mr. Jay Hutcheson Mathematics Mrs. Annette Hutchison English Mr. Donald Keil Business Mr Henry Krupa Band Jt ¥ Mrs. Ruth Keith French Mr. Mark Manifrang History Mrs. Carmel LeClair Business Mr. Donald Logan Librarian 158 Mr. Martsolf Vocational Agriculture Mr Robert McHattie History Miss Bobbie Navarra English Mr Bill Nicholson Reading Miss Carolyn Nosik Biology Mr. lohn Pacella Mathematics Mr. Gabriel Pascarella History Mr Socrates Roussos Physics and Chemistry 159 Mr. Edward Schacharen Mathematics Mr. John Takacs Driver's Education Mr Gary Trimble Science Mr. Blair Walters English Mrs. Martha Willit Home Economics Mr. Sam Venturella Business The following teachers were not photographed Mrs. losephine Baker English Mr Robert Gardner History Miss Veronica George English Mr. Harvey Lucidore Choir Mr |ohn Tabisz History Miss Williams Mrs. Henrietta Zaccarelli Physical Education School Nurse 160 Mrs. Penwell Secretary Mrs. Morgan Guidance Counselor Mrs. Vivelo Home and School Visitor Custodians: H. Cartwright. M Lastoria, B Cumberledge Cafeteria Workers: C. Chiaro (headcook), M. Delprincipe, I Parillo, L Peplowski. D DeLeone. |. Fusco, |. Smock 161 SENIOR PATRONS Mr. Mrs. Nick Adams Mr. Mrs. John Len Mr. Mrs. Edward Baranski Mr. Mrs. Norman Lupo Mr. Mrs. loseph W. Bok Daughters Mr. Mrs. lohn D. Matuz Mr. Mrs. |ohn Burkes Mr. Mrs. Merle Burkes Mr. Mrs. Charles Cartwright Mr. Mrs. Fred Coates Mr. Mrs. Victor Conti Mr. Mrs. Elmo Fandozzi Mr. Mrs. |ohn |. Flynn Mr. Mrs. Robert George Mr. Mrs. Edwin N. Gilliland, Sr. Mr. Mrs. William Graham Mr. Mrs. Gene Hannon Mrs. Mildred lohns Mr. Mrs. lohn Lee PROFESSIONAL PATRONS Mr. Mrs. Harold Mott Mr. Mrs. Sam Naples Mrs. Helen Orras Mr. Mrs. )oe R. Ortiz Mr. Mrs. Ray Sarver Mr. Mrs. lohn Seamans, |r. Mrs. Marilyn Seth Mrs. R. Maureen Slater Curtis lean Speight Mr. Mrs. lohn Stoner Mr. Mrs. Charles S. Turk, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Harry Wright, III Cialla Carney Florists A. Vincent Lombardi Colia Cleaners Handy Andy Food Mart )oe's Shoe Repair Desco Lighting Supply Co., Inc. 22, 000 articles in hardware We, the 1979 Utopian Staff, would like to express our sin- cere thanks to all of the ad- vertisors on the following pages. Their contributions have helped to make this 1979 Uto- pian a great success. 164 ISO PEOPLE'S NEW CASTLE BATTERY BANK OF Route 18 Box 5207 New Castle, Pa. 16101 WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA Union Township Office Compliments of DRANE TRUCK SALES, INC. 901 Sampson Street New Castle, PA 16101 CMC TRUCKS Sales - Service - Parts HERE TO SERVE YOU Vos  Complete family Discount Department Store FISHERS BIG WHEEL 165 Best Wishes to WEST PENN Class of 79 R. CUNN- SCsphalt Company INGHAM P.O. Box 306 West Pittsburgh, PA 16160 Office: 412-752-1868 Plant: 412-535-4580 FUNERAL ASPHALT PAVING HOME, INC. Since 1848 (There must be a reason) 2429 Wilmington Road New Castle, PA 16101 Prequalified with Pennsylvania Department of Transportation Congratulations to the' Graduating Class QUEEN'S PENN POWER SUPER- MARKET jCth Open 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. 6 days a week 1700 Wilmington Road New Castle, PA 16101 Call's Plaza 166 BOTTLING GROUP Slippery Rock, PA (412) 368-8747 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 79 CLARK'S STUDIO Specializing in Weddings Graduation Portraits Commercial Photography Family Portraits - In Home or Office 112 Vi East Washington Street New Castle, PA (412) 658-5215 BERKELEY'S WEST SIDE CITY MARKET SPORTS 914 West Washington Street CENTER New Castle, PA 16101 Best Wishes to the Graduating Class 206 East Washington Street J New Castle, PA 16101 167 P LOTTS AUTO SERVICE 1601 Wesl WALDMEN'S Hotel - Restaurant - Institution Food Purveyors Phone: 412-658-7788 Mailing Address P.O. Box 629 New Castle, PA 16103 Plant and Offices 809 Sampson St. New Castle, PA Washington Street Congratulations To The Class of 1979 VALLEY HONDA 1800 W. State St. New Castle, PA Congratulations To The Class of 1979 Specializing in Lamb, Pizza Italian Food BEST WISHES FRENGEL'S SUPPER CLUB Where Friends Meet to Eat New Castle, PA 16101 CLASS OF 79 1247 W. State Street (412)658-9140 limmy Carolyn Frengel (412) 654-6491 168 NEW CASTLE NEW CAR DEALER'S ASSOCIATION AL SWEET Motor Sales, Inc. PHIL FITTS FORD REPLOGLE BUICK CADILLAC SALES SERVICE BILL FRAY CHEVROLET CHAMBERS Motor Co. MANGIARELLI Motor Sales, Inc. R.M. SHAFFER Motor Sales, Inc. JAY WEAVER Motor Co. OMEGA MOTORS Incorporated P.O. Box 994 Telephone 16103 658-849 Compliments of BRINDLE PRINTING COMPANY OFFSET AND LETTERING Merle Sonny Burkes OWNER 401 Sampson Street New Castle, PA Congratulations To The Class of 1979 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS TONY'S LOUNGE Rt. 224 Edinburg, PA 16116 169 COMPLIMENTS OF MIKE ISABELLAS Restaurant Lounge Banquet and Meeting rooms — Take out foods 909 Wilmington Avenue New Castle, PA 16101 Phone: 658-7455 Congratulations to the Graduating Class UNION BAND PARENTS Coiffares by Kenneth BEAUTY SALONS REDKEN RETAIL CENTER 658-2771 658-2271 North City Plaza 28 Vi E. Wash. St. New Castle, PA 16105 CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES FRANK'S MOBILE HOMES Rt. 422 at New Bedford 9 miles West of New Castle MESCO CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Midwestern Electric Supply Co. 214 W. Grant St. New Castle, Pa 645-9961 PARKSTOWN LANES LOUNGE MOTEL Weddings, Showers, Parties 658-4732 LOMBARDO ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. 1415 Moravia St., New Castle, PA FRIENDLY COURTEOUS SERVICE GOOD LUCK SENIORS ■ ■ (412)658-0511 (412 ) 658-0541 RITTER'S RESTAURANT THE HOME OF DISNEY WORLD Orlando, Florida 24 East Washington St. The Victor Conti Family 170 From Us - a to You - a LUIGI'S PIZZA KITCHEN 2700 Highland Ave. 658-7121 2807 Wilmington Rd. 654-2545 HOGUE AUTO SALES Fine Used Cars Guaranteed 924-9154 CONGRATULATIONS! FARONE MUSIC CENTER CALL'S PLAZA Best of Luck Class of '79 PARKSTOWN SKATING RINK Route 224-West ■k i i „ n a WEINGARTNER FLORIST 2701 Wilmington Road Towne Mall First Federal Plaza New Castle, PA Phone: 652-1766 sL GOOD f f LUCK li SENIORS! THE HOLLYWOOD STUDIO Graduation Portraits With Charm 22 % S. Mill St. New Castle, PA 16101 Good Luck Seniors! 171 Best Wishes From M M FLOOR COVERING ALL TYPES OF FLOOR AND WALL COVERING WALL TO WALL CARPETING Walter Monstwill Owner 102 Plaza South New Castle, Pa. CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK Member F.D.I.C. CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES Let us help you save: For college A home of your own ♦The good things Talk to us ... 172 314 E. Washington Street New Castle, Pa. 16101 The NEW CASTLE SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE STAMBAUGHS I Home Center I Lumber - Paint - Electrical I Hardware - Kitchen - Plumbing I 654-7789 1 Lawrence Village Plaza 1 New Castle, Pa. 1 ST. MARGHERITA'S M.S.B. President - Nick Perrotta V. President - Vito Collella Treasurer - Charles Perretta Financial Sec. — Tim Perod Hall Controller - Paul DiDario 658-9495 Best Wishes From FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES 455 Schwinn Bicycle Parts - Repairs For all makes 1907 West State Street New Castle, Pa. 16101 Phone: 652-3434 Specialize in Italian Foods Fish and Steaks EGIDIO'S RESTAURANT AND CASTLE MOTEL 2305 Wilmington Avenue New Castle, Pa. 16105 Phone: 412-658-6p5900 GATES AUTO BODY 1127 Croton Ave. New Castle, Pa. 16101 24 Hour Towing Tel: 652-3325 COMPLIMENTS OF John J. Noga Son Funeral Home John J. Noga John R. Noga Phone: 652-6677 1142 South Mill Street New Castle, Pa. 16101 173 HOLLY'S CORNER Home of Good Food and Dairy Treats Located at Corner Open 11 a m. - 12 p.m. Of Butler Avenue and 652-7341 Cascade Streets Speciality: Tacos Another $20 Up in Smoke Withers Coal Company Congratulations Seniors! JESSE N. KERR, INC. Jesse N. Kerr, President 5 N. Mill Street TONY'S SHOE WORLD Westgate Plaza Foot wear for the entire family. Specializing in Children's shoes. | BINGO'S 1 RESTAURANT ■ Fine Italian and American Foods I Lamb and Pizza Daily 1 Open 7 days a week Phone: 658-9392 J.C. TUCKER FLOWERS . . . Distinctive Funeral and Wedding arrangements fruit baskets, corsages, choice cut flowers and potted plants. GREENHOUSES 525 W. Washington St. 658-8579 BACON ELECTRIC 209 King Ave. New Castle, PA All types of wiring - Old and New MACRI'S I BARBER SHOP 1 Hair straightening Razor cuts ■ Hair styling Shag cuts m 174 Cedars RICH LARRY'S WE SPECIALIZE IN Lamb-on-the-rod Homemade Syrian Bread Our Own Garlic Bread GOOD LUCK AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1979 KEA HOME CENTER BROADWAY WASH-INN LAUDROMAT 2017 W. State Street Everything in Home Remodeling Formerly: Ramsey's Hardware OWNERS: Kenneth Shiderly, Eugene Shiderly Andrew Dietterie Good Luck and Best Wishes to the Class of 1979 66 Broadway Ave. Wheatland, Pa. 16161 Phone: 346-9041 Shade Speight, Owner 175 Compliments of the FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH CLUB FOR MEN Route 224 BEST OF LUCK from the GATEWAY INN GRAHAM'S CARD GIFT SHOP North City Plaza CONGRATULATIONS! Compliments of BIG j 301 South Mill Street Good Luck Seniors! AYERS STATUARY POTTERY CO. 1209 West Washington Street 654-0212 Best Wishes from PARKSTOWN SPEEDWAY INC NEW CASTLE SCHOOL OF TRADES (412) 946-8811 CROTON ARCHERY Wishes to the Class of 79 Good Luck and Best Wishes! 176 KEYSTONE SPECIALTY 1029 South Mill Street GOOD LUCK SENIORS! KLAFTER ,’S inc. 216 N. Beaver St. New Castle, Pa. GOOD LUCK CLASS OF '79 PETRO TIRE 303 Sampson Street New Castle, PA 16101 658-5649 We wish the seniors of '79 the best of luck! Compliments of West Penn Plastic 540 Sampson Street New Castle, P$. 16101 Congratulations to the Graduating Class Winter's PENN AUTO Since 1906 Men's Clothing STORE Downtown Tin c , • A ukinotnn trppV The Best Friend 2IU tdSl Wdsningion jiretri 652-5541 Vnrt K C ifv PI j 7 ji Your Car Ever Had. iNonn v_ity ridzd 3328 Wilmington Road 654-6675 Lawrence Village Plaza - New Castle Congratulations Class of '79 NEW CASTLE CONNERLY'S FRUIT CLEANERS PRODUCE 127 North Mercer Street New Castle, Pa. 16101 1707 Wilmington Road Phone: 654-7768 177 Sure, we’re a jock school. But we’re a whole lot more! Slippery Rock State College has a fine reputation in athletics and physical education. And we won't deny it because it's made us famous. But it's also a great place for budding artists, engineers, musi cians, business executives, writers, linguists, scien tists, and just about any other academic minded persons. At Slippery Rock you can choose a major in philosophy or recreation, English or a modern language, computer science or history, and a great many more. SRSC welcomes students from all economic, geographic and cultural backgrounds. Plus we have a wide range of financial aid programs to suit almost any need. For information, contact the Admissions Office, Slippery Rock State College, Slippery Rock, yPA Slippery Rock State College 22,000 Checking and Savings Customers Use . .. FIRST NATIONAL BANK Of Lawrence County New Castle Neshannock New Wilmington Pulaski Township Butler Avenue Ellwood City North City Member F.D.I.C. BETTY'S BRIDAL SHOPPE 1707 Wilmington Road New Castle, PA 16101 Compliments of MR. MRS EDWIN MROZEK 178 179 Ranier Devido COMPLIMENTS OF Stone Marble Co. All types natural building stone Marble and Slate 2619 New Butler Road Phone: Route 422 East 658-8518 New Castle, PA 16101 ). Bradley McGonigle Memorial Home )ay Weaver Motor Co. Oadgo Oodge Trucks, 3241 Wilmington Rd. New Castle, Pa 652-7762 Congratulations to the Class of 1979, From: Valentino's Cheese Company Congratulations Seniors Compliments of AMERICAN NEWSTAND NEFF ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS, INC QuaW'ed Commercial — Industrial - Residental FRED NEFF President Journeymen 1906 Wilmington Rd. New Castle, Pa 16105 658-8186 B.G. AUTO PARTS WITH TWO LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU BETTER 324 N. Liberty St. 1611 W. State St. Mahoningtown, Pa New Castle, Pa 652-3489 658-5641 JOYCE WOMEN e JUNIOR FASHIONS Sharp Clothing for Teens and Juniors — Priced Right Westgate Plaza 652-8550 180 COMPLIMENTS OF PLONKA DISTRIBUTING CO. Golden Age - Dr. Pepper Red Ribbon Chocolate PHONE: 658-4297 652-7461 Featuring Dr Scholl i Shoe and Foot Comfort Aids Foot and Shoe Clinic 111 WASHINGTON ST (KENNEDY SQUARE NEW CASTLE. FA 16101 PHONE 652 9922 GALANSKI GREENHOUSE and FLORIST Ahead of the rest. Always the best R.D. 7 New Castle Phone: 667-7225 DOLLAR SAVINGS LOCATIONS —New Castle -Sharon Home Mortgages Insured Savings -Meadville —New Wilmington if I ¥ BEST WISHES Bette McDevitt Marianne Hess 3302 Wilmington Rd. New Castle, Pa 16105 (412) 658-3731 HABLE’S, INC Wholesale Distributors Of AUTOMOTIVE PARTS SUPPLIES - PAINT BODY SUPPLIES 33-39 SO. JEFFERSON ST. NEW CASTLE, PA. 16101 Phone: 654-5586 181 Compliments WESTGATE FURNITURE 658-4787 VESCO'S MUSIC 654-3811 1607 W. Washington St Eight-week course on accordian, guitar, or drums. Instruments and drum pads loaned free. Best Wishes from DON ED DE CARBO FUNERAL HOME 914 S. Mill Street JOHN CONTE'S ROOFING AND HOME REMODELING Congratulations Seniors! ■ Compliments of 1 Reliable I Lumber I Good Luck 1 Class of '79 Good Luck Seniors! First Seneca Bank 2 Mill Street E. Washington St. Exit 2802 Wilmington Road 1 REALTY I 1400 Wilmington Road ■ 654-5555 ■ Richard S. and Robert H Marquis B Complete Shoe and Orthopedic Service taniluri) 2404 WILMINGTON ROAD NEW CASTLE, PA. 16105 Jfnntuirar “Sensible Shoes For Sensible Folks 182 “9 Y)a e JflcCl enahan So.i A. 'll. Center DODGE - TRAVCO MOTOR HOMES A AN AMERICAN CLIPPER MINI HOMES 2S13 WEST STATE ST NEW CASTLE. PENNSYLVANIA IStOI -412 63 -715® r t t HUNTING ARCHERY FISHING ROHRER'S GUN STORE Call's plaza, new Castle. Pa. 16103 Phone 412 654.0353 joe lawlor Ray Simkins WHOLESALE - RETAIL DISTRIBUTORS Good Luck Graduates RILEY'S FUNSPOT Golf - Archery - Baseball Tastee Freeze - Tramp PARKSTOWN 1 Mile West on U.S. 224 MORGAN AUTO PAINT SUPPLY Auto Parts - Auto Body Supplies «28 E. WASHINGTON ST NEW CASTLE. PA. ISIOI PHONE: 658-4588 AUTOMOTIVE RECONDITIONING MATERIALS DeVilbiss SPRAY EQUIPMENT BUD S AUTO SALES A SERVICE Lawrence; Giuliano. Owner HOME OP OOALITY BODY WORK FRONT END AND FRAME ALIGNMENT NEW G USED CARS ATLANTIC AVE.. NEW CASTLE. PA. ISIOI Phone 658-0661 VJ ‘ ZAMBELLI Fireworks Manufacturing Company, Inc. Fireworks for all Occassions Congratulations and Blessed Good Wishes to the Class of 79 183 184 9