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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1980 volume:

UNION AREA HIGH SCHOOL NEW CASTLE, PA VOLUME FIFTY-THREE EDITORS-IN-CHIEF ADVISOR......... COVER PHOTO BY.. ....LARRY ALDEN PAM SPINOSA MR. G. PASCARELLA ....SUSAN WOJNAR THE DUSK OF TODAY ... INDEX OPENING ...4 FACULTY ... 17 SENIORS ...33 FALL ACTIVITIES ...65 UNDERCLASSMEN ...81 ORGANIZATIONS ...121 ACTIVITIES ...155 PATRONS ...163 CLOSING ...178 ...IS THE DAWN OF TOMORROW. Like the golden rays of the sun, our lives seem to have the same brilliant effect on all that surrounds us. For, it is the brilliance of those rays that brings the happiness to many people that enjoy the presence of our being. But, just as the sun has to strive to achieve this goal, so do we! The sun starts at the bottom and ascends to the top every year to meet this demand, just as we do at the beginning of September. It has its bad days when its rays just aren't quite strong enough to break through the cloud bank as we have days when we wish we would have never gotten up. But, like the sun, we don't give up; instead we try harder to reach our set goals. Then, around the same time of year, June, we conquer our goals. For the sun, it is the period of the Midnight Sun; for us, it is called Craudation. During this period of accomplishment, the sun’s luster dazzles out its most brilliant rays and delivers through the heavens what appears to be an everlasting dawn. While on Graduation, we too exhibit our greatest achieve- ment and seem to have found a point in time where we experience the dawn of tomorrow without the dusk of yes- terday. The SEVENTH graders of today are the EIGHTH graders of tomorrow; The EIGHTH graders of today are the FRESHMEN of tomorrow; The FRESHMEN of today are the SOPHOMORES of tomor- row; The SOPHOMORES of today are the JUNIORS of tomorrow; The JUNIORS of todav are the SENIORS of tomorrow; THE SENIORS OF TODAY, ARE THE FUTURE OF TOMORROW. 4 5 m ) sBs m btibies 9 11 12 13 15 J. Bros chart j L. Farrington B. Boggs D. Frediani M. Monstwil S. Ash M. Mrozek A. Pfhales M. Curran D. Jannetti R. Perrotta D. Owoc C. Mikoloff M. Baranski P. Clark K. Kirkwood S. Prejsnar K. Mclaren E. Brown K. Black S. Kearns K. Jinim T Vesco K. Slater S. Reno C. Cozza P Rodgers L. Brown D. McVicker P Spinosa S. Hritz C. Locke D. Miscimmarra S. Boyles C. Cargasz L. Lampkins L. Whitman ]. I at ess C. Via M. Baier D. Smolnik A. Far one i’ltjirr Sr tun r balnea C. Cowher S. Kradel D Dess M. Seth D. Salmen J. Crist J. Fleeger P. Owoc R. Sopkovich M. Squeglia S. Galizia F. Charles M. LeClair B. Baskeyfield D. Carr B. Mars C. Session K. Ames S. Wojnar T Mey J Augustine B. Reebel D. Buckley G. Burkes C. Benedict P Keeper S. Raub S. fit R. Bigley L. fit L. Alden D. fit D. Young B. Hall N. Hromyak K. Platts L. Hobel S. McKay ...thr may iup utprr... 16 FACULTY Administration i Sitting left to right: Ralph Pisciiineri. Carol Shaffer, lsalx-11 Bartley, Laura Wrobel, Gary Kwolek. Standing: James Kerr, Louis Clause, David Dean. Mr. Ralph Ascione, Principal Mr. John Leitera, Asst. Principal Mr. Paul Rowland, Superintendent IS Mrs. Josephine Baker Mr. Robert Curry Miss Veronica George Mr. Blair Walters Mrs. Maryann Galiano Mrs. Annette Hutchison 19 Business Mr. Donald Keil Mrs. Carmel LeClair Mr. Sain Venturella 20 Fine Arts Mr. Henry Krupa Mr- Chris Masi Mrs. Winifred Sartor 21 Mr. Richard Hart Mr. Mark Manifrang Mr. Gabriel Pascarella 22 Mathematics Mr. Joseph Hudak Mr. Jay Hutcheson Mr. John Pacella Mr. Edward Schacharen 23 Physical Education Mr. Michael Covelli Mr. Leonard Dougherty Miss Diane Williams Health Mrs. Lydia Gatewood 24 Science Mr. Donald Bromley Mr. Socrates Ronssos Mr. Gary Trimble 25 Vocational Mrs. Louise Davis Mrs. Brenda Draper Mr. Eugene Beichner Mr. Robert Burchett Mr. Joseph Goodge 26 Mr. John Takacs Drivers Training Mrs. Ruth Keith French Mr. Bill Nicholson Reading Mr. John Cott Mr. Donald Logan Mrs. Henrietta Zaccarelli Special Education Librarian School Nurse 27 Mr. Jack Boggs Guidance Counselor Mrs. Cheryl Vivelo Home and School Visitor Secretaries Mrs. Nan Morgan Mrs. Carol Palmer Mrs. Mary Penwell 28 Cafeteria Workers L. Peplowski, J. Smock, D. DeLeone, J. Fusco, F. Wright, J. Parillo, C. Chiaro Janitors c D. Kegarise, R. Bees, H. Cartwright 31 During the 1980 Winter Olympics, the American Hockey Team managed to defeat the Russiaas. This victory served not only as a boost to the morale of the team, hut also as a lift in the spirit of the American population. The team’s ability to work together with a fortunate outcome, proved to the people that America can also act as one and achieve a successful result. In November of 1979, the American nation ex- perienced one of the most shocking events that has ever occurred in our history. Surrounded by hundreds of armed Iranians, the American Embassy in Iran was captured, and over 50 Americans were taken hostage. The price of rasom is for the American government to deliver the Shah of Iran back to his once-beloved country, for execution by the Ayatollah Khomeini. Since the seizing of the American Embassy, demon- strations conducted by Iranian students have terrorized our country. ThousandThousands of American flags are risen daily to display the spirit of nationalism felt at home. penora •mammor (w sew) seu ns ''•055 axjr'r The 1980 Summer Olympics are supposed to be held in the Soviet Union. But because of the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, the United States' govern- ment has refused to send their competitors to the lands of the Russians! Action such as this would cost the Soviets millions of dollars that they would ordina- rily receive from American tourists. A treaty of disarmament between the United States and the Soviet Union was impending ratification by the senate. But liecause of the infliction of the Iranian crisis, these talks have not reached completion at this time. 32 g ipi EK3K08S LARRY ALAN ALDEN Long Concert Rand 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 10, 11, 12; Stage Band 11. French Club 10, 11 National Honor Society 11, 12; Pep Club 10. 11; Ecology Chib 11, 12; Utopian Club 11, 12; Photographer 11; Editor-in-Chief 12; Y.E.A. 10, 11. 12 LISA ANN ALDEN Lisa Concert Band 10; Basket ball 10; Concert Choir 10, 11, 12; Choralaires 12; Color Guard 10; Drill Team 11; Majorette 12; F.H.A. 12; V. President 12; Pep Chib 10, 11, 12; Hall Runner 10; Ecology Club 10, 11; Teenettes 10, 11, 12; Utopian Staff 11, 12; Underclassmen Ed. 11; Senior Section 12; Y.E.A. 10, 11, 12; Utopian Club 10 KATHLEEN M AMES Kathy National Honor Society 11, 12; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Teenettes 10. 11, 12; Y.E.A. 10, 11. 12 STACEY LYNN ASH Stacey Concert Choir 10, 11; Color Guard 11. 12; Secretary 12; Trearurer 12; Office Aide 10, 11; Pep Club 10. 11. 12; Hall Runner 10, 11; Teenettes 10, 11. 12; Y.E.A. 10. 11, 12 JOHN AUGUSTINE John Football Man. 11, 12; French Club 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Track 12; Varsity L 11, 12 MARYANN MARIE BARANSKI Banda Concert Choir 10, 11, 12; Choralaires 12; Class Officer 10. 11. 12; Secretary 10, 11. 12; Drill Team 10, 11, 12; Secretary 12; French Club 10. 12; Librarian 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Teenettes 10. 11, 12; Track 10; Y.E.A. 10, 11. 12 MICHAEL EARL BAIER Yogi Concert Band 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 10. 11, 12; Marching Band 10. 11, 12; Co-Captain 11. Stage Band 10. 11. 12; Concert Choir 10, 11, 12; Choralaires 10. 11. 12; Baseball Man 10. 11. 12; Varsity L 10. 11, 12; Hall Runner 10; A-V Aide 11, 12; Ecology Club 11. 12; Student Council 11, 12; President 12; Honors Chorus 12; Mid-East Band 11; Reponal Chorus 11, 12 FRANK BARTOLONE Frank 34 WILLIAM BASKEYFIELD Bill Football 10, 12; Track 11 CONNIE BENEDICT Connie Concert Choir 10; Drill Team 10, 11, 12; Treasurer 11, 12; Ubrarian 10, 12; Typist 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Pep Club 10. 11, 12; Prom Attendent 11; Student Council 10, 11; Recording Secretary 10; V. President 11; Teenettes 10, 11, 12; Utopian Staff 11. 12; Copy Ed. 11. 12; Y E A. 10. 11. 12 RICHARD BICLEY Higgles SHARALEA RENAE BICLEY Shari Cheerleader 10, 11; Class Officer 11; V. President 11; F.H.A. 11. 12; Historian 12; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Teenettes in. 11. 12; Y.E.A. 12 KATHY BLACK Kathy Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Office Aide 11; Hall Runner 11 BRUCE BOGGS Bruce Basektball Man. 10, 11, 12; Concert Choir 10, 11, 12; Choralaires 10. 11, 12; Pep Club 10, 11; Ecology Club 10, 12. President 12; Utopian Club 10; Utopian Staff 11; Activities Ed. 11; Varsitv L 10, 11. 12; Y.E.A. 10. 11 SHIRLEY BOYLES Shtrley Librarian 10. 11, 12; Office Aide 11, 12; Y.E.A. 12 JOYCE BROSCHART Joyce French Chib 10. 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Pep Club 10. 11; Ecology Club 10; Teenettes 10, 11, 12; Y.E.A. 11. 12 35 ELAINE ANN BROWN Little Bo Concert Choir 10, 11, 12; Choralaires 12; French Club 10, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Office Aide 12; Pep Club 10. 11; Teenettes 10, 11, 12; Track Stats. 11; Utopian Staff 12; Tvpist 12; Youth Page 12; Art Club 10. 11. 12 LINDA RACHELLE BROWN L.B. Concert Choir 10, 11, 12; Choralaires 10, 11, 12; Color Guard 10, 11, 12; French Club 10. 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Pep Club 10. 11. 12; Ecology’ Club 12; Teenettes 10. 11, 12; Utopian Staff 11, 12; Activities Ed. 11, 11. Advertising Ed. 12; Y.E.A. 10, 11, 12; Utopian Club 10 DAVID B. BUCKLEY Bear Football Stats. 12 M ARGARET CARBONE ?em F.H.A. 11, 12; Teenettes 10. 11. 12 GREGG BURKES Gregg Football 10. 11. 12; Y.E.A. 11. 12 TOM CARBONE Tom Football 11; Marching Band 10 DAVID CARR Dace Baseball 12; Football 11, 12; Co-Captain 12; Prom Attendent 11 FRED CHARLES Fred A.V. .Aide 10. 11; Basketball 10, 11. 12; Co-Captain 12; Football 10. 11. 12; Prom Attendent 11; Track 11; Varsity L 10. 11. 12 36 PATRICIA M. CLARK Patti Concert Choir 10; Color Guard 10; Drill Team 11. 12; Teenette Formal Attendent 11; Pep Club 10. 11. 12; Teenettes 10. 11. 12; V. President 11; President 12; Utopian Staff 11; Treasurer 11 CHRISTINE A COWHER Chryslal Attendance Aide 11; Color Guard 12; French Club 10. 11, 12; Treasurer 12; Librarian 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Pep Chib 10; Teenettes 10. 11. 12; Track 10. 11; Y E A. 10. 11, JOE CRIST Joe A.V. Aide 10. 11. 12; Football 10. II. 12; Hall Runner 10. 11, 12; Varsity L 10. 11. 12; Y E A 10. 11. 12 MARY A. CURRAN M.C. Attendance Aide 11, 12; Basketball 10. 11. 12; Co- Captain 12; Concert Choir 12; Choralaires 12; French Club 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11. 12; Secretary 12; I r.u k 10 11 V E 10. 11. 12. Secretary 12 EUGENE DAVISSON Geno Baseball 12; Football 10. 11, 12; Prom Attendent 11; Track 11; Varsity L 12 LAURIE L. FARRINGTON Laurie Concert Choir 10; Class Officer 10; V. President 10; Drill Team 10. 11; Librarian 10. 11. 12; Pep Club 10; Teenettes 10. 11. 12 ANTHONY L FARONE ut Concert Band 10. 11, 12; President 12; Marching Band 10. 11. 12; President 12 French Club 10. 11, 12. National Honor Society 11, 12; Ecology Chib 11, 12; Student Council 12; Representative 12; Y.E.A. 12 GERALD L. FITZPATRICK Fitz JEFFREY L. FLEECER Jeff Basketball 10. 11; Football Stats. 12; French Club 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Y.E.A. 10. 11 DONALD A FREDIANI Jr. Fred Baseball 10. 11. 12 STEPHEN M. GALIZ1A Steve Concert Band 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 10. 11, 12; F.F.A. 10. 11, 12; Parlimentarian 11; President 12; Demonstration Team Speaker 10. 11. 12 GREGORY J. CARGASZ Grefg Y.E.A. 12 38 BARBARA A. HALL Barbie Ann Drill Team 11, 12; F.H.A. 10. 11, 12; Teenette Formal Attendent 11; Pep Club 12; Hall Runner 10. 11, 12; Teenettes 10. 11, 12 SUSAN A. HRITZ Starky Concert Choir 10, 11; F.H.A. 10. Office Aide 10; Pep Club 10. 11. 12; Hall Runner 10. 11; Teenettes 10, 11, 12; Y.E.A. 12 NANCY CHRISTINE H ROM YAK Shady Concert Band 10; Marching Band 10; Concert Choir 10, 11, 12; Choralaires 12; Drill Team 11, 12; Historian 12; Office Aide 12; Librarian 12; Pep Club 11, 12; Teenettes 10. 11, 12; Utopian Staff 12; Activities 12 Y.E.A. 10. 11. 12; Utopian Club 10. 11 CARL J. JACKSON Jr Action F.F.A. 10 11. 12; Sentinal 10 Secretary 11, 12; Demonstration Team 11; Stjuare Dance Team 12 KAREN JIMM Arab Concert Choir 11; Drill Team 10, 11, 12; Teenettes 10, 11, 12; Office Aide 11, 12; Teenette Formal Attendent 10, 11. Homecomeing Attendent 10, 12; Pep Club 10. 11, 12; Prom Attendent 10. 11, 12 DA VINA M JANNETTI Divina Librarian 12; National Honor Society 11. 12; Teenettes 10. 11. li Track 10; Y.E.A. 12 SUSAN LYNN KEARNS Sue Basketball 10. 11. 12; Boys Bas- ketball Stats. 12; Concert Choir 10; Pep Club 10. 11. 12; Hall Runner 10; Ecology Club 10. 11, 12; Student Council 12; Teenettes 10, 11, 12; Track 10; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Y.E.A. 10. 11, 12; Utopian Club 10, 11, 12; President 12 39 LANCE LAMPIONS Lance Concert Band 10, 11; Marching Band 10. 11; Office Aide 10; Pep Club 10. 11; Y E A. 11, 12 BYRON LANE Byron Basketball 10. 11. 12 JOHN LATESS John Crosscountry 11. 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Hall Runner 10, 11; Track 11, 12; Varsity L 11, 12; YEA. 12; Polar Bears 11, 12 MARK LeCLAlR Mark A.V. .Aide 11; Class Officer 10; Football 10, 11. 12; Office Aide 10; Varsity L 11, 12 DON LEEPER Don 40 PATRICIA JO LEEPER Patty Concert Choir 10; Class Officer 10; Treasurer 10; Librarian 10; National Honor Society 11, 12; Office Aide 12; Pep Chib 10. 11; Student Council 10, 11, 12; Treasurer 10, 11, 12; Teenettes 10, 11, 12; Utopian Staff 12; Y.E.A. 10. 11, 12 CAROLINE F. LOCKE Caroline DAVID MAGLIOCCA Dave Concert Choir 10, 11, 12; Drill Team 12; Office Aide 12; Pep Club 11: Y E A. 10 FRANK DAVID MAGUSIAK Frank WILLIAM DONALD MAGU- SIAK BUI ROBERTA. MARS Bob Basketball 10. 11. 12; Foothall 10. 11, 12; Varsity L 11. 12. Teenettes Formal Attendent 11 DAVID J McCART Dave SUSAN RAY McKAY kiagpo Librarian 12; Majorette 10. 11; Office .Aide 12; Pep Chib 10, 11. 12; Teenettes 10. 11. 12; YEA. 12 KATHY M AE McLAREN Kay F.H.A. 10, 11. 12; Teenettes 10. 11. 12 41 DAVID JOSEPH McVICKER David CAM I IRENE MIKOLOFF Cam Concert Choir 10, 11. 12; Cho- ralaires 10, 11. 12; French Clui� 11, 12; Office Aide 11, 12; Hall Runner 10, 11, 12; Utopian Staff Photographer II; Y'.E.A. 11, 12; Honors Chorus 10, 11, 12; District Chorus 10, 11, 12; Regional Chorus 11, 12; All- State Chorus 12 Pep Club 10. 11, 12; Teenettes 12 DAVID PATRICK MIS- CIMARRA Dave Y.E.A. 12; A.V. Aide 12 MICHAEL JOSEPH MONST WII. Marathon Mike Concert Band 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 10. 11, 12; Pep Band 10. 11. 12; Stage Band 10. 11, 12; French Club 10, 11, 12; Cross Country 12; Ecology Club 11. 12; Track 11. 12; Bovs Varsity L 12; Y.E.A. 12 MICHELE R. MROZEK Michele Concert Choir 10, 11, 12; Cho- ralaires 10, 11; Choir Accom- panyist 11, 12; Colorguard 10, 11, 12; Co-Captain 11; Captain 12; French Club 10. 11. 12; Librarian 11, 12; National Hon- or Society 11. 12; Pep Club 10. 11. 12; Ecology Club 12; Tee- nettes 10, 11, 12; Utopian Staff Lay-Out Editor 11, 12. Y.E.A. 10. 11, 12; Prom Committee 11 PASQUALE JOHN NATALE III PJ. Basketball 10; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Boys Varsity L. 12; Home- coming Escort 12 DAVID MICHAEL OWOC Owee Concert Band 10. 11, 12; Marching Band 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 10. 11. 12; Stage Band 10, 11. 12; Honors Band 10, 11, 12; Mid East Band 10, 11; State Band 12; District Band 12: Baseball Manager 10, 11, 12; Golf Team 11, 12; National Honor Society 11. 12; Utopian Staff 12; Senior Sec. Ed. 12; Bovs Varsity L. 11. 12; Utopian Club 12 PAMELA MARIE OWOC Pam Concert Choir 11. 12; F.H.A. 10. 11. 12; French Club 10. 11, 12; Librarian Typist 12; Pep Club 10. 11. 12;' Hall Runner 10, 11; Teenettes 10. 11, 12; Utopian Staff 12; Typist 12; Y.E.A. 10, 11. 12; Vo-Ag Secre- tary 12 42 DONALD R. PACLEY, JR. Don Footludl 10, 11, 12; Office Aide 11; Hall Runner 11; Track 11; Boys Varsity L. 11, 12 TIMOTHY L. PARDICK Tim F.F.A. 12 ROSEMARIE PERROTTA Rosie Basketball 10, 11, 12; Co-Cap- tain 12; French Club 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12. Office Aide 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Girls Varsity Club 10, 11. 12; YEA. 10. 12 ANDREA J. PFAHLES Andrea Basketball 10. 11. 12; Co-Cap- tain 12; Concert Choir 11, 12; Choralaires 12. Girl's Ensemble 12; French Club 10. 11. 12; Secretary 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Historian 12; Ecology Club 11, 12; Secretary 12; Track 10, 11; Girls Varsity Club 10. 11. 12; Y.E.A. 10. 11. 12; Vice President 12 SUSAN L. PREJSNAR Susan Concert Choir 10; Class Officer. Pres. 10; Drill Team 10, 11. 12; Co-Captain 11; Captain 12; French Club 10; Homecoming Attendent 10, 11, 12; Librarian 10; National Hon- or Society 11. 12; Office Aide 11, 12. Pep Club 10. 11. 12; Prom Attendent 11; Student Council 10; Teenettes 10. 11, 12; Utopian Staff Business Manager 11. 12; Y.E.A. 10. 11. 12 43 MICHAEL K QUINN Mike Football 10, 11, 12; Bovs Var- sity L 10. 11. 12 ROBERT A. REEBEL M Football 10. 11. 12 SUZANNE LEE RENO Susy Art Librarian 10. 11. 12; Con- cert Choir 10, 11, Class Officer 11. 12; Pres, Vice Pres. Drill Team 10. 11. 12; F.H.A. 10, 11, 12, President 12; Homecoming Attendent 11, 12; Homecoming Queen 12; Office Aide 12; Pep Club 10. 11. 12; President 12; Hall Runner 12; Student Coun- cil 11; Teenettes 10, 11, 12; Track 10. 11. 12 'i 1 lo. 11. 12 TERRENCE J RILEY Terry French Club 11. 12; National Honor Society 11. 12, President 12; Y E A. 11. 12 PAULA L. ROGERS Paula Walla Cheerleader 10, 11; F.H.A. 11; Pep Chib 11; Hall Runner 11, 12; Teenettes 10, 11, 12 DAVID R SALMEN David Baseball 10. 11. 12; Basketliall 11, 12; Football 11, 12; Home- coming Attendent 10; Boys Varsitv L 10. 11. 12; Y E A. 11. 12 CARY R. SESSION u Baseball 10. 11. 12; Football 10. 11, 12; Co-Captain 12; Pep Chib 10, 11, 12; Bovs Varsitv L 10. 11. 12; Y.E.A. 11. 12 44 MICHAEL SETH Mike Football 10, 11, 12; Bovs Var- sity L 11, 12; Y E A. 12 ROBERT D. SIDDALL Bob DIANNE C. SMOLNIK Diane KRISTEN ANN SLATER Krissy Concert Choir 10, 11; Class Officer 11; Drill Team 11; F.H.A. 11, 12; Office Aide 11, 12; Pep Club 10. 11. 12; Hall Runner 12; Teenettes 10, 11, 12; Y E A. 10. 11. 12 RUTH ADELE SOPKOVICH Ruthie Girls Basketball 10; Statisti- cian; Concert Choir 10. 11, 12; Drill Team 12; French Club 10, 11, 12; Secretary 11; Presi- dent 12; librarian 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Pep Chib 10. 11; Y.E.A. 10. 11, 12; Treas- urer 12 PAMELA SUSAN SPINOSA Pam Concert Choir 12. Choralaires 12; Girl’s Ensemble 12: Drill Team 11; French Club 10, 11, 12: Librarian 10. 11; National Honor Society 11, 12; Treasur- er 12; Ecology Club 11, 12; Vice-President 12; Utopian Staff 11. 12; Managing Editor 11; Editor in Chief 12; Y.E.A. 10. 11. 12 MARY E. SQUEGLIA Squiz Basketball 10; Class Officer Pres. 12; French Club 11, 12; Librarian 11, 12; National Hon- or Society 11, 12; Vice-Presi- dent 12; Pep Chib 10, 11, 12; Student Council 12; Y.E.A. 10, 11, 12; President 12 WILLIAM R STONER Bill SHARON DAWN RAUB Sharon Concert Band 10; Marching Band 10; Concert Choir 10. 11. 12; Choralaires 12; French Club 12; Librarian 12; Major- ette 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Office .Aide 12; Pep Club 10. 11. 12; Hall Run- ner 12; Teenettes 12; Utopian Staff 12; Typist 12; Y.E.A. 11. 12 45 MICHAEL JOSEPH O’CONNORS Mike DAVID MARTIN YOUNC Dave Baseball 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Tri-Captain 12; F.H.A. 11, 12; Football 10. 11. 12; Co- Captain 12; Bovs Varsitv L 10, 11. 12 TINA R. VESCO Tina F.H.A. 11, 12; Treasurer Li- brarian 10; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Teenettes 10, 11. 12; Y.E.A. 10. 11. 12 GINA LOUISE VIA Gina Col or guard 11, 12; Co-Captain 12; Librarian 11. 12; Office Aide 11. 12; Pep Club 10. 11 12; Teenettes 10. 11. 12. 'i I 10. 11. 12 SUSAN MICHELLE WOJNAR Sue Cheerleader 10, 11, 12; Cap- tain 12; Choralaires 12; Concert Choir 10, 12; Cross Country 10; Librarian 10; Pep Club 10; Hall Runner 10; Student Coun- cil 11; Teenettes 10. 11, 12; Track 10; Utopian Staff 12; Photographer 12; Y.E.A. 10. 11; Youth Page 11 DANA ALLEN YOUNC Dana Baseball 10. 11. 12; Basketball 10. 11. 12; Tri-Captain 12; Football Manager 12; Home- coming Attendent 10; Bovs Varsity L 11. 12; Y E A. 12 LESLIE ANN WHITM AN Les Office Aide 12; Teenettes 12 DONALD G. Y ASHER Don Concert Band 10, 11; Marching Band 10. 11 The future lies before us as we continue our never-ending plight, so many adventures and experiences lasting through our life. Although our years in school have passed us up and gone, the memories of our childhood are all laid out and drawn. The laughter and cries of happiness ringing through the halls, assail our thoughts and memories as we turn the pages of the Book Recall. The pictures and the copies all bring out the best, as we study them and ponder them thinking of our quest. When we finally realize our book is coming to an end, we find ourselves reading this poem thinking of our friends. 48 49 Man Curran Divina Jannetti Validictorian Salutatorian 50 52 DESIDERATA Go placidly amid the noise ami haste, and remeinl er what peace there may be in silence. As far as possible without surrender l e on good terms with all persons. Speak your truth quietly and clearly, and listen to others, even the dull and ipiorant. they. too. have their story. Avoid loud and aggressive persons, they are vexations to the spirit. If you compare yourself with others, you may become vain and bitter, for always there will lie greater and lesser persons than yourself. Enjoy your achievements as well as your plans. Keep interested in ycxir own career, however humble, it is a real possession in the changing fortunes of time. Exercise caution in vour business affairs, for the world is full of trickery. But let this not blind you to what virtue there is. many persons strive for high ideals, and everywhere life is full of heroism. Be yourself, especially, do not feign affection. Neither he cynical about love, for in the face of aridity and disenchantment it is perennial as the grass. Take kindly the counsel of the years, gracefully surrendering the things of youth. Nurture strength of spirit to shield you in sudden misfortune. But do not distress yourself with imaginings. Many fears are bom of fatigue and loneliness. Beyond a wholesome discipline, be gentle with vourself. You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees and the stars; You have a right to l� e here. And whether or not it is clear to you. No doubt the universe Is unfolding as it should. Therefore l e at peace with God, whatever you conceive him to be, and whatever your latxm and aspirations, in the noisy confusion of life, keep peace with your soul. With all its shame, drudgery and broken dreams, it Is still a U-uutiful world. Be careful. Strive to l e happy. S3 « TOP TEN 54 AWARDS AWARD DAB Outstanding Bookkeeping Award $3tM) Scholarship Award Army Scholar Athlete Awards Booster Club Scholarship Marine Service Award Music Club Award — Choral Music Club Award - Band National A School Choral Award Carnegie Mellon Scholarship Carolyn Knox Memorial Scholarship I Dare You Award Four Year Scholarship Award American legion Certificate Century III leaders Programs Perfect Attendance Certificates Mary Curran Mary Curran Maryann Baranski John latess Mary Curran Mary Curran John latess Mickey Baier Mickey Baier Mickey Baier David McVicker Linda Brown Linda Brown Ruth Sopkovich Bob Siddall Dvina Jannetti John Augustine John Augustine Michele Mrozek Sharon Raub Steve Calizia Steve Calizia Steve Calizia John latess Klaine Brown David McVicker Bruce Boggs Pamela Spinosa l eslie Whitman American Society of Women AccountantsAward — Bookkeeping I Award Ac Certificate Cami Mikoloff Shorthand Award Susan McKay Klaine Brown Appreciation Award for Attendance Records Susan McKay Steve Calizia Appreciation Award for Design Ac Construction of School Sign Agricultural Award — FFA Art Awards - $25 Check Outstanding Business Student Award Second Place Typewriting Speed Competition at V.S.U. Typewriting Award Bookkeeping I Award Bookkeeping II Award French Award Math Award Who’s Who in Music Award Appreciation Award John Philip Sousa Award Letter of Commendation Concert Choir Music Awards Susan Prejsnar Sharon Raub Sharon Raub Mary Curran Connie Benedict Ruth Sopkovich Mary CurTan Mickey Baier I ave Owoc Michael Baier David Owoc David Owoc lisa Alden Mickey Baier Maryann Baranski Bruce Boggs Klaine Brown Linda Brown Mary Curran Nancy Hromyak Caroline Locke David McVicker Michele Mrozek Pam Owoc Andrea Pfahles Sharon Raub Ruth Sopkovich Pamela Spinosa Susan Wojnar Michele Mrozek Frederick Chopin Award Michele Mrozek Science Award Terry Riley Bausch Ac Lomb Mary Curran Basketball Award (Bovs) Fred Charles Byron lane Bob Mars Dave Salem Dana Young Dave Young Bruce Boggs Basketball ard (Girls) Susan Kearns Mary Curran Andrea Pfahles Rosemarie Perrotta Grant-In-Aid Rosemarie Perrotta Baseball Award P.J Vitale David Salmen Gary Session Dana Young David Young Mickey Baier Dave Owoc Football Award Bill Baskevfield Gregg Burkes Dave Carr Fred Charles Joe Crist Gene Davisson Mark 1 r( lan Bob Mars Don Pagley Mike Quinn Dave Salmen Gary Session Mike Seth David Young John Augustine Dave Buckley Jeff Fleeger Boys Track Award Jeff Fleeger John Latess Bovs Cross Country Award John latess Mike Monstwil Girls Track Award Mary Curran Rosemarie Perrotta Suzv Reno 55 All Night P a r t g C LSI7iO- 56 A TOUCH OF CLASS School is now over; It is the end. We haven't gained much. Just a few friends. All 12 years are gone. Seems there’s not much ahead. New lives are bom. Old ones are dead. We wish we could stay Together as friends. But we each go our ways. Most friendships do end. The new ones we gather Will never he worth. All the friendships we had On this good old earth. And so we must part With our new' lives in mind As all of ils hope that What we want is what we find But nothing the future holds Will lie w’orth as much. As the last parting cries, (kxxlbyes. And touch. 58 59 mvNv 61 Best Musicians Michele Mrozek and David Owoc Shortest Boy 61 Tallest Girl Anthony “Nate” Farone and Andrea Pfahles Best .All Around Mary Curran and Dana Young Coolest In (Mass Shari Biglev and Gerald Fitzpatrick Most Gullible Ricky Ribley and Karen Jimm Most Bashful Kathy Ames and John Augustine Mast Studious Mary Curran and Terry Riley Best Athlete Bose Perrotta and David Young Best lYressed Linda Brown and Larry Alden Best Personalities Patti Clark ami Dana Young Nicest Lepi Stacey .Ash and Fred Charles Most Likely To Succeed Mary Curran and Terrv Rilev Tallest Boy Shortest Girl Terry Riley and Paula Rogers Messiest Locker Suzy Reno and Gene Davisson Best looking David Carr and Karen Jim in On the night of November 2, 1979, Union hosted the Neshan- nock football squad. A victory in this game would not only mean a Tri-County championship and a Scottie birth in the VVPIAL Class A playoffs, but it was also the last game of the regular season. It was a time of recognition of all senior members of the football team, cheerleading squad, drill team, majorettes, color guard, and marching band. Seniors, anxiously awaiting half-time festivities, gathered ner- vously onto the field for their last performance. The announcer began calling out the names of those who had participated in many long hours of practice, in preparation for this memorable night. Then all the lights on the field were dimmed, and the seniors performed to the firelight of the whirling batons. There were tears of happiness and tears of sorrow as the seniors marched off their home field for the very last time. But memories of that special performance will never perish in the hearts of everyone present on the Scottie footl)all field that night. 66 JR[ S On November 1, 1979, the Union Area High girl’s basketball squad hosted Villa Maria in the last game of the regular season. This game marked the first Senior Night ever held for the Lady Scots. Commencing half-time festivities was Miss Diane Williams, coach for the Scots. She presented mums to all senior mem- bers of the team. Then, as the announcer spoke, each girl, accompained by her par- ents, awaited to hear her name in recogni- tion for past years of dedication. Mary Curran, senior guard for the Scots, could not particiapte in the game due to an ankle injury obtained in an earlier contest. 67 i AND lANOpliiE® On November 15, 1979, the Union Band Parent Organization held their annual banquet for members of all the marching units. Mistress of Ceremonies was Shirley Wilson, President of the Band Parents. Other officers include: Pauline Baker, Vice-President; Ber- nice Baier, Secretary; and Dorothy Shaffer, Treasur- er. The setting was the Union Area Memorial School Auditorium. A buffet dinner was served, and after- wards, the senior members awaited to hear the an- nouncing of their names in recognition for the years of hard work and hours of practice they put in as members of the marching band. But probably the most unforgettable course of the evening was when the stage became the site of a Hollywood Night Club. Stars such as Dolly Parton, Jaclyn Smith, Twiggy, and Lucille Ball were im- personated by the male band members and several of the parents. The evening ended with a view of the film taken from the Union — Riverside game. 68 SCOTTIE PLA YOFFS Who are you looking at? You can't eat just one! Guide right. 71 Getting Happy! Here comes the coach. Scot tie fans show their spirit. 72 Who. me? 73 See ’ya later Atten — tion! Jump Andrea, jump. 74 Wait for me ... Surprise! Make that shot. Angie! 75 Co Big Bhie! The pride of U.H.S. We know we're good!! Playoff Bound. 76 As the rain fell and the wind blew, many people were get- ting ready to have home- coming inside. But as nature goes, it turned out to be a beautiful night. As the final three couples made their way through the arch formation of the march- ing units, the cheering of the spectators grew louder than ever. Then, as the announcer spoke, the crowd fell in utter silence, just in time to hear that Suzy Reno was the '79-'80 Union Homecoming Queen! Suzy's escort for the evening was Ricky De Leone. The reigning Scottie Queen, Susan Coates, was escorted by Mick- ey Baier, student council presi- dent. Mickey presented Suzy with a football, covered with the signatures of the entire football squad. Then, as Suzy was crowned and l estowed with a bouquet of roses by Miss Coates, the band softly played “Nadia's Theme. This evening will long be remembered by Suzy and the Class of '80 as we were one more step closer to clinching the Tri-County Crown by de- feating Shenango. Senior Suzy Reno escorted by Rick De Leone 78 u tt I A n t r t p it ft m 0 r t t p n ft p tt t 8 Junior Karen Fox escorted by John Mudrie 0 Junior Diane Bok escorted by Todd Wilson P XX t 8 0 Sophomore Lulu Miles escorted by Shawn Quinn Sophomore Nancy Fleming escorted by David Baker 79 CLASS OF 82 S. Wohlgemuth H. Dexter L. Dominick K. Evans M. Fandozzi D. Farrington K. Fox H. Rowier T. Cadwell T. (Garcia VI. Cardocky B (.ush L. Houk L. Jackson L Jaw or ski L. Johns F. Johnson A. k adunce A. l-atess S. Ludwiczak L. Lutz T. Mang mo D. Masone B. McC and levs M. McCart D. McClenahan St. Medvit J. Micco J Mott J. Mudrie The Jimior Class officers for the 1979-80 school year were as follows: President - Joe Micco; Vice- President — Diane Bok; Secretary — Tammy Cervone; Treasurer — .Angie I atesv Mr. Keil served as the Junior Class Advisor. a3 V. Orlando T. Wilson E. White W. Wheale S. Waskin T. Warren C. Vrabel J. Valiensi S. Stunkard J. Stanley E. Sq tie glia B. Spaulding J. Smith L. Shoaff S. Shaffer L. Shaffer R. Saylor S. Sankey M. Salmen I. Sallmen J. Rogan S. Robinson A. Ries C. Reighert The following pe iple were omitted from the individual pictures. B. George, K. Griffith, L. Conti. K. Plyler. D. Storti, A. Mellot. J. Caravella. K. DeGiacomo, K. l-en, T. Rossman. D. Kastner, B. Morgan, C Moses, D. Monstwil. M. Thurman. N. Lutes, M. Shoaff. J. Flynn. J. Klenotic S4 Class of TTie Sophomore Class Officers are as follows: Treasurer — Dawn Filch, V. President — Valerie Knight. President — Jodi DeSalvo, Secretary — Joni Baskevfield. L. Aeppli M. Alden H. AUey ). Aubel M. Augustine M. Augustine L. Ayers D. Baker T. Bartolone J. Baskevfield J. Bok M Brand L. Bruno M. Bucci M Callahan J. Carbone K. Carbone B. Cartwright B. Covelli J. Covelli j Cox M. Cracraft J. Croach B. Daytner J. DeSalvo VI. Diamond C. Duncan H. Fleeger N. Fleming E. Flynn 85 J. Fortney C. Fry J. Gawdyda B. Gibbs R. Gilliland J. Gush j P. Guyton J. Hemming . Henderson E. Hilton J. Hfa � M. Homey P. Hritz S. Hunt T. Hint VI Hurley H. Jannetti M. Jimm L. Johns B. Kerr J ng Missing: Front Row; H. Jannetti. F. Nader. D. Stoner. Middle Row; I Perillo. J. Whitman, S. Swogger. Back Row; B. Thnunan. J. Fortney. V. Knight E. Lane J. Lawrence B. Maglkx-ca L. Magliocca J. Marzo T. Masone P. McCandless T. Mellott L. Miles D Miller T. Miron 86 M. Mittler K. Monstwil D. Mrozek M. Mrozek K. Orlando J. Palmer ). Parillo M. Passerrello S. Pauline K. Pfahles D. Pilch D. Pisciuneri K Plait K. Price S. Quinn G Raub M. Reno S. Salamon T. Sail men E. Sankey P. Schweikert W. Seamans L. Settle K. Shaffer B. Shuler C. Shuler D Siddall J. Sl rr J. Smith I). Snei .ek D. Stjueglia C. St raver D. Suber D. Surrena S. Swogger G. Walker C. Warren K. Waskin V Weaver C. White K. Williams C. Wojnar 87 Class of ’83 M. Adams C. Aikinan J. Barber C. Barker F. Bartolone D. Beale B. Bees B. Biechner H. Black W. Boyles E. Brown K. ('am pi tell V. (.'allin S. Catron B. Coblentz J. Colieh M. Connor M. Cowher A. Crist T. Damon K Diddle D. Dougherty J. Dover K. Elias J. Exposito D. Far one E. Flynn A. Fauguette L. Frazier E. Gilliland S. Glidden G. Grassholz F. Hannon R. Hannon H. Heaberlin S. Heaberlin J. Heichel J. Hilton D. Hritz J. Hromyak Y. Hulina D. Jackson 88 S. James L. Jaworski C.Johnson J. Keller J. Kenned)' S. Kern J. Ijockwood C. Iximhardo R. Lutes S. Magliocca C. Mat 11 . J. Micco J. M it tier S. Naples S. Natale J. Natale R N'eely S. Pardick 89 K. Qtiimby Y. Ouinn J. Ramsey N. Reese D. Rhodes W. Rise L. Rogers T. Rogers T. Rohner R. Safranic L. Salem T. Sallmen T. Sallmen N. Scurlock ( Shaffer B. Shoaf G. Singer L. Smith S. Smith E. Smolnik S. Stasko E. Stewert J. Surreno R. Tennent 1. Tomlinson W. Tremlia L. Valiensi R. Wallace M. W’alters K. Woodruff S. Zarella ]. arilla Class of '84 D. Alley J. Alley J. Aeachbacher R. Angiolelli A. Antoni a . 1 S. Bayer W. Boggs M. Bordonaro L. Boyles L. Burley D Byler T. ('aintona A. Carlxtne D. Casciato J. Cassidy L. Cenname A. Cifra J. Cleaver A. Conte D. Craig J. Crespy M. (.‘roac h C. Del Principe M. Derrt S. Dis(jm T. Domenick J. Eles T. Fandozzi 91 D. Fletcher J. Funk M. (.alma K. Geer G. Gehrs B. Graham A. Graziani J. Henderson M. Hromvak D. Hunt S. Jenkins D. Jimm C.Johnson B. Jones P. Jones B. Kioto D. knight C. Leeper P. Lonilurdo E. Ludwiczak J. McCowin K. McLaren A. Mean M. Mrozed VI. Moses G. N'ofsker k. O’Leary D. Ordak A. Ortiz A. Patella L. Pallia long 92 M. Paglialong R. Palmer M. Perillo R. Plots P. Presnar Reese J. Richards B. Robison L. Rowell K. Sal men J. Sant angelo M. Scurlock M. Seaborn M. Sedwick C. Shaffer R. Shaffer M. Stanley J. Stewart R. Stewart J. Stitt R. Stinkard C. Tempests D. Tennant J. Vesco J. Via CLASS OF 1985 K. Alla mo M. Aiken E. Allen D. Alley T. Barbati B. Baynham J. Benedict T. Benedict D. Bennett S. Brou n L. Caiazza C. Callahan C. Cassidy D. Colich A. Co sentino I). Covelli S. Covelli J. Cowher A. Cummings B. Cyrus C. Daytner J. DeRobertis S. Dierfield W. Eve C. Fere esc I). Frazier L. Fulena F. Fusco A. Ckjnet R. Grannis The following students were 94 R. Grzeskuk S. Hall C. Hake R. Heichel J. Homner L. Hurley K. Hoover I). Jackson A. Johnson T. Johnston C. Janies R. Jannetti M. Jascola J. Jones C. Joseph R. Joseph S Erokcki S. King P. Lingenfelter D. Llewelyn L. Luczak V. Magusiak D. Majors T. Mc ,'lenahan G. McCombs M. lc ; ullough VV. McKay C. Mele M. Micco M. Aeppli M. Miron M. Monstwil S. Neeley T. Neeley 95 T. ()woc L. Pssserrello E. Perrino H. Phenicie T. Phenicie B. Pinkerton A. Pisciuneri J. Platt D. Quimby L. Retort G. Rhodes K. Rhodes R. Riggins D. Salem R. Sail men J. Sant angelo C. Shaffer L. Shoaf A. Simmons B. Singer J. Singer M. Smith S. Speed S. Speight D. Stewert A. Tolbert S. Valiensi L. Via B. Wadding G. Walters J. Weich S. Williams 9f SPORTS The '79 Union Scotties’ football team, under Head Coach Bob Curry, captured the section title defeating all of their opponents, with the exception of Laurel. Although this year's squad was numerically the smallest in Scottie history, they clearly proved to be one of the l est. Led bv 15 outstanding seniors, the Scotties trav- eled to Mount Lebanon for the first VV.P.I.A.L. playoff game against Allrert Callatin. After liattling their way through for a well-deserved victory, the team advanced to the semi-finals at Butler High Stadium for the match against first-rate Knock. Though determined to bring back another consecutive victory, the Union football squad ended its season with a heartbreaking loss to the Knights. But it was not an easy win for Knock; the Scotties displayed their talents and managed to keep a tight clench on their opponent. Head Coach, Bob Curry, was chosen to receive the 1979 Coach of the Year honors. He, along with Assistant coaches Joe Hudak and Chuck Retort, and the entire footlrall squad, should l)e congratulated for a sensational season. On Sunday, February 3, the Union football ban- quet was held at the Harlx r Community Center to honor the WPIAL Class A Tri-County Champions and Semi-Finalist — Scotties. Rocky Posciuneri served as master of ceremonies. Spokesman for the evening was Bill Narduzzi, head coach at Youngstown State University. He spoke on the ‘Ten Commandments of Sports, and its rele- vancy to athletic competition. He also reflected on its significance to the battle of life. Bob Curry was endowed with a plaque honoring his as Coach of the Year. He was also presented a trophy from the football parents, engraved with all the names of the Scottie players. Coach Curry com- mented on the afflictions and misfortune faced by all of the team members during their conquest of be- coming champions. Each inemljer of the squad was awarded a plaque in recognition of his dedication and achievements , throughout the season. They also received gift cer- tificates and were later given team jackets. 98 Senior — Bill Baskevfiekl Senior — Gregg Burkes Senior — Dave Carr Coaches — Joc lludak. Bob Curry, Junior Varsity (Sitting) T. Carr, S. Stunkard. E. S |tieg)ia. J. Micco. S. Robison, M. Charles Retort Thnunan (Standing) M. Shoaff. J. Mott, E. Callahan. P. Johnson. N. Dites. D. Fowler Senior — Fred Charles Senior — Joe Crist Senior — One Davisson Senior: Mark IxrClair Senior: Boh Mars Senior: Don Parley Senior: Gary Session § Senior: Have Sal men Senior: Dave Young MANAGERS: Greg Johnson and Dana Young. Senior: Mike Seth Despite the hard work and determination of the 1979 Cross-Country Team, the season ended with a frustrating 0-12 win-loss record. The team was led by only two returning seniors: John I .atess and Mike Monstwil. Lettermen who put forth 100 percent in every meet included: Jim Bavnham, Carole VVojnar, Mike Fandozzi, and Terry Rogers, Mike Monstwil, John Latess, and Larry Rogers. They should be congratulated for their years of dedication and hours of long prac- tice. Showing outstanding performance this year was sophomore Carole VVojnar. who placed 34th of 73 in the W.P.I.A.L. finals. Coach Roussos should lie commended for pro- viding the team with confidence and experience that will prove valuable to future teams at Union High. Mr. Rohssok 102 Sitting: A. Ortiz, W. Rice. S. Williams. Standing: J. Baynham. M. Monstwil. T. Rogers, C. VVojnar. J. I .atess. L. Rogers. M. Fandozzi. m3 SENIOR: John Lates SENIOR: Mike Monstwil LADY SCOTS Varsity: (Kneeling) Coach Williams, A. Pfahles, C. Bartley, D. Surrena, J. Bolt, and Coach Trimble. (Standing) R. Hannon. L. Bruno, A. l.atess, S. Kearns. R. Perrotta, M. Curran, and K. Williams. This year’s Lady Scots continued their fine tradition by making the VV.P.I.A.L. Playoffs for the second straight year, under Head coach Miss Diane Williams. They compiled an overall record of 16- 5 and a section 15AA record of 12-3. The girls' exciting, fast- breaking style, and their heart-stopping victories won the hearts of their fans as they came through in mention acclaim in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette season ratings. The girls’ pride and dedication was displayed in the playoffs as, despite a three-month layoff, they gave Pittsburgh North Catholic, the eventual State Champion, all they could handle. Congradulations on a job well done. Post Season Honors: Rose Perrotta — first team all-section Member of Pittsburgh Press “Slick 75”. Mary Curran — second team all-section Andrea Pfhales — honorable mention all-section JoAnne Bok — honorable mention all-section Mr. Trimble — section “Coach of the Year” 104 Coach Trimble 105 o Junior Vanity: (First Row) S. Kearns and R. Hannon. (Second Row) K. Klias, S. Stats: L. Valiensi, D. McClenahan, L. Salem. Plonka. and J. Surrena; (Third Row) L. Bruno. J. Esposito. D. Surrena. J. Bok, and Coach Williams. 106 BASKETBALL Kneeling: Coach Takacs and Coach Covelli. Standing: J. Stanley. B lame. J. Micco. P Johnson. B. Mars. Dana Young, F. Charles. Dave Young, B. McCandless. M. Shoaff. M. Hornes, and S. Robinson. This year’s l adv Scots continued their fine tradition by making the W.P.LA.L. playoffs for the second straight year, under Head Coach Gary Trimble and assistant coach Miss Diane Williams. They compiled an overafl record of 16- 5 and a section 15AA record of 12-3. The girls exciting, fast-breaking style and heart-stopping victories won the hearts of their fans as they came through in many pressure-packed situations. They received honorable mention acclaim in the Pittslnirgh Post-Gazette season ratings, as a result of their pride and dedication. Despite a three-month layoff, the girls gave Pittsburgh North Catholic, the eventual State Champion, all they could handle in the playoff match. Mr. Trimble was honored section “Coach of the Year. Congratulations on a job well done. POST SEASON HONORS Rose Perrotta — First team All-Section Member of Pittslnirgh-Press “Slick 75” Mary Curran — Second Team All-Section Andrea Pfahles - Honorable Mention All- Section JoAnn Bok— Honorable Mention All-Section Senior Fred Charles First Team All-Sect ion Senior Dave Young First Team All-Section Hoop Time Senior: Byron Lane Senior: Dave Sal men Junior Varsity: (Kneeling) B. Thurman, G. Walker, A. Bartolone, E. I-� ne, S. Robinson, W. Seamans (Standing) Coach Covelli. M. Homey. H. Fleeger, J. Marzo. P. Johnson. B. Mt landless, M. Shoaff. P. Schweikert, J. Micco, and Coach Takacs JR.-in 9th Grade: (Kneeling) P. Hannon. M. Connor. R. Tennant. J. Hilton, and J. Micco, (Standing) Coach. Manifrang, G. Johnson. J. Barber. A. Crist, A. Natale, and E. Smolnik 8th Grade: (Kneeling) D. Knight. A. Ortiz, D. Fletcher. D. Jinun, A. Patella. D Hunt. B Graham. (Standing) Coach Bromley. G. Del Principe, B. Palmer. J. Cleaver. M. Stanley, S. Dbque, M. Moses. (I. Nofsker, and J. Richard 7th Grade: (Kneeling) C. Mde. G. McCombs, T. Owoc. C. Hake. R. Heichel. G. Benedict, C. Ferrese, (Standing) J. Weich. R. Joseph. S. Speight, S. Williams, J. Horn iter. J. Singer, B. Pinkerton no « 0 L F Senior: laeo Colba Senior: Dave Owoc The 1979 Golf Team, under the guidance of Mr. Bromley, ended the season with a 5-4 win-loss record and a third place finish. Lettermen included: Leo Golha, David Owoc, John Marzo, John Stanley, Tom Rossman, and Matt Sallmen. Leo Golha advanced to the VVPIAL Finals. (Kneeling) Jeff Klenotic. T xki Palmer. John Skip Lockwood, Malt Salmen. (Standing) Coach Bromley, John Marzo. Pat Schweikert, laeo (Lolita. Dave Owoc. and Tom Rossman First Row: Coach Williams. M. Curran. R. Perrotta, S. Reno; Second Row: S. Wohlgemuth. M. Cardocky. A. Ortiz, K. Evans. D. McClenahan. S. Ludwiczak. A. Latess; Third Row: J. Kerr. M. Diamond. D. Ilimt. D. Surrcna, C. Shaffer. M Pride, C. Wojnar, L. Bntno; Fourth Row: L. Salem, L. Valiensi, C. Smith. W. Tremha. J. Surrena, R. Hannon, T. Taylor; Fifth Row: T. McClenahan. B. Baynham. L. Daytner. M. Seaborn, M. Mrozek. and B. Shoaff. This year's girls track team, despite a tremendous effort, ended its season with a 2- 5 won-loss record. leading the scotties were Senior lettermen Mary Curran. Rose Perrotta, and Suzy Reno. Juniors were Angie latess. Nondr a Wohlgemuth. Dina McClenahan, Kathy Evans. Sophomores Cathy Shaffer, Carole Wojnar, and Freshmen Rhonda Hannon and Janie Surrena. Two school records were broken this season. Sondra Wohlgemuth — shot put. and the 400-meter relay team that consisted of Suzy Reno, Cathy Shaffer, Mary Curran, and Dina McClenahan. All of the girls and Coach Williams should be commended for their hard work. 112 Scoreboard This year the Union Area High Track Team had its best turnout in ten years. A total of 36 boys came out for the 1980 squad. The team was led by sixteen monogram winners. They included seniors John Latess. Mike Montswil; Juniors Ed Callahan. Tom Carr. Joe Flynn, Richard Fowler. Nick Lutes. Joe Micco. Jim Mott, Stacy Robinson. Scott Stunkard. Sophomores Jim Hilton. Larry Rodgers, Terrs- Rodgers. Ed Sankey, and Freshmen Alex Fouquette. Despite an allout effort the boys track finished with a 1-5 overall won-loss record. Joe Micco also completed the year in the Tri-County Honor Role with his fine performance in the 400� meter nin. The experience that had been gained through this season could prove to l e very helpful to the Scotties next year. Team UHS OPP Laurel 63 87 Shenango 43 107 Wilmington 78 72 Neshannock 47 103 Slippers- Rock 56 94 Mohawk 59 91 114 Senior — John Latess Track Stats: First Row: F. Nader. J. Desalvo. V. Knight. M Mittler. D. Pilch, and D. Sneizek, Second Row: J. Gawdyda, E. Flynn, D. Piscinneri, and J. Kaskeyfield Fielding, Averages Dave Salinen Gary Session Dana Young .900 .963 961 P.J. Natale Gary Session John Stanley Tom Rossman RBI'S Mike Horney 16 P.J. Natale 13 Dana Young 11 Tom Rossman 9 Gary Session 9 Pitching Records Dave Salinen Mike Homey Wayne Seamans John Stanley Stolen Rases Tom RiKsman 11 IlflOB Monk S Doubles John Stanley 6 Dave Salinen 4 Tom Rossman 3 Triples Dave Salinen P.J. Natale Dana Young Ratting Averages .414 .412 .315 .308 First Team Tri-County P.J. Natale — Outfield John Stanley — Thin! Base Tom Rossman — Second Rase Filmed Run Average 8-4 Mike Homey 1.27 5-1 Dave Salinen 2.19 Second Team Tri-County Gary Session - Catcher Dave Salinen — Pitcher 2-1 mm Home Runs P.J. Natale Dave Salinen Dana Young 2 Mike Homey Htmorahle Mention Dana Young — 1st liase Dave Young — Outfield Matt Salmen — Dll Mike Horney — Pitcher First Row: O. Griffith. T. Palmer, J. Stanley, W. Seamans, T. Warren. T. Rossman. D. Squieglia. Second Row Coach Manifrang, J. Klenotic. G. Session, P.J. Natale. Dave Young, Dana Young, D. Salmen, and Coach lludak. 117 Senior — Dave “Hank' Salmon Second Team Tri-County Pitcher Senior — Cary Session Second Team Tri-County Catcher Senior — P.J. Natale First Team Tri-County Outfiehl £5 -x Qf . Senior — Dana Angus” Young Honoraltle Mention Firstbase Bat girls: Deneen Suber and Marcie Alden. Stat: Chris Bartley Senior — Dave Maicom” Young Honorable Mentum Outfield 118 1930 Naalnnllp ®r i p Not pa Junior — John Stanley First Team Tri-County Thirdhase Sophomore — Mike Homey Honoraltle Mention Shortstirp — Pitcher The near perfect game ... Shoot scoot . . . Ceeooorrrgggeeee ... Van vibes . . . Bellevue ?4i. .. laughing Box . . . Shobeys... Grande Ole Opry .. . Trevecca College . . . Southern belles . . . We lost agun? . .. Who’s firing up? . . . Curfew... Shocked and appalled . . . Toilet talk . . . A 10-200, please . . . Angie Doggie and Ice Cube .. . Big Dude . . . Billy Jack ... Nonstop Gambling . . . Junior — Tom Rossinan First Team Tri-County Secondbase Junior Varsity: First Row. J. Micco. K. Wask in, R. Tennent, S. Smith. B. Cartwright. Second Row, D. Baker. B. Thurman. A. Natale. J. Zarella. A. Crist, and P. Hritz. Saarball aijittg a Little Blue book . .. The Reverends . . . The Backrow ... Court and fines . . . Dave and Mike s No-Hitters . . Poker John ... Cary - 1980 Team MVP . . Farewell Coach Hudak . . 119 120 ORGANIZATIONS Cw t o I1 i n n layout Kclitorv M. Mrozek and C. Wojnar Croups and Organizations Editors: J. Lawrence and D. Pisciuneri Typists: J. Hogan. S. Haul). P. Owac, and E. Brown Copy Editors: J. B skevfield, J. Smith, and C. Benedict Photographers: D. Pilch and T. Garcia (Missing: S. Wojnar) 122 Activities Editors: N. Ilromvak. M. Mittler Advertising Editors: L. Brown and C. Vrabel Senior Section Editors: L. Alden and D. Owoc Underclassmen Editors: J. Cawdvda. L. Sports Editor: T. Rossman Jaworski. F. Nader, and J. DeSalvo Faculty Section Editors: K. Cole and D. Bok Utopian Club Utopian Chib Officers President — S. Kearns; Vice-President — K. Williams; Secretary — D. Barluti, Treasurer — S. Plmika 123 8 T IT 1) E N T C 0 U C 1 L Row i. J. Micco, W. McKay. L. Valiensi, A. Orti . . Far ane, M. Baier flou 2: J. Desalvo. L. Jackson. S. Kearns, F Nader. J. Jenkins Row 3: J. Micco. J. Cawdvda. M. Squeglia. T. Boyles. L. Jaworsld Row 4. F. l eeper The Student Council, under the su- pervision of Mr. Pascarella, initiated the school year with preparations for Homecoming. They assumed responsi- bility for the voting process and also for the decorating of the footlvall field. In December, they decorated the halls and classrooms with Christ mas orna- ments. The Student Council also spon- sored a skating party held at Park- stown, exclusively for all junior high students. The ’79-'80 school year came to a close with the organization and distribution of the Achievement Awards. 124 Corresponding Secretary — N. Farone; Brcsident — M. Baier; Advisor — Mr. Pascarella; Vice-President — T. Boyles; Recording Secretary — L. Jackson; Treasurer — P. l eeper Row 1: F. DeMase. J. Flcegcr, M. FaiKlo .i. S. Swogger, I). Stoner Row 2: J. Smith. C. Cowher. R. Sopkovich, M. Bar an ski. M. Squeglia, P. Owoc, J. DeSalvo. L. Valiensi. Mrs. Keith Rou: 3: K. Cole, K. Orras. M. Curran. L. Jaworski. P. Spinosa, C. Vrabel. E. Brown, J. Lawrence Rou 4: J. Bn s hart. J. Bogan, A. Pfahles, S. Raub, K. Williams. D. Barbati. J. Hodge. J. Nader Row 5 M. Mro ek, R. Perrotts, C. Wojnar, L. Brown The first activity planned by the French Club was in December, when the French room was decorated for the annual Christ- mas party, held after school for all club members. Yule log was served. They also traveled to Golden Hills Nursing Home, where they bestowed gifts to the elderly and sang Christmas carols to them. In February, the club began preparing for the traditional Mardi Gras, held in the cafe- teria. After hours of decorating with l alloons and streamers, the school cafeteria was con- verted into the French Quarter. Main dishes included: French bread pizza, French fries, and chocolate eclaires. Highlighting the eve- ning was the crowning of the King and Queen, David McVicker and Mary Curran. French Club students also engaged in the teaching of French to the elementary school students on a weekly basis. F R E N C H C L II K 125 President — R. Sopkovich; Vice-President — L. Jaworski; Secretary — A. Pfahles; Treasurer — C. Cowher; Advisor — Mis. Keith ECOLOGY CLUB t Row 1: A. Orti , J. Richards. C. Gears, N. Farnrie. W. (Graham. L. Rowell, M. Passerello, D. Stewart, J. Wish Row 2: R. Stewart. C. Wojnar. I). Pilch, M. Mittler, S. Kearns. L. Jackson. J. DeSalvo. F. Nader. M. Sedwick Row 3: J. Augustine. N. Mrozek, E. Flynn. P. Spinosa. S. Plonk a. A. Pfahles, L. Brown. J. Baskeyfield. D. Writz Row 4: J. Fleeger, B. Boggs. M. Monstwil. D. Ptsciuneri The Ecology Club has been very busy this year preparing for “ScrulvGrass Stop Number Two,” and the Environmental Center. They also participated in the raising and selling of house plants, a bird seed sale and they plan on many more activities. Secretary — A. Pfahles; Treasurer — L. Jackson; President — B. Boggs; Vice-President — P. Spinosa; Advisor — C. Nosik 126 PUPPET CORP The Puppet Corp is a newly formed organization at Union High School. The members put on puppet shows for the visitors of Scrub-Grass Stop Num- ber 1 and the Environmental Center. Row I: M. Passerello, B. Wadding, L. Rowell Row 2: G. Walters. B. Raynham, S. Williams, R. Safranic. L. Fulena 127 Senior High Pep Club (E I u b Officers: President — S. Reno; Vice-President — C. Vral el; Secretary — K. Fox; Treasurer — K. Len Junior High Pep Club Unutlj 1: iiuratinn Association Officers: President - M. Scjticijliu; Vice-President - A. Pfahles. Secretary — M. Curran: Treasurer — H. Sopkovich The members of YEA are very active year-round. They participate in school-related activities such as open- house. Each year the members of YEA volunteer to work at the registration desks and act as tour guides for the event. They also took a skiing trip to the Buckaloons. In the Spring, they also look forward to the trips to a particular college or university, and then to the Pitts- burgh Zoo. ®PPttPl tpfi Senior Teenettes: Row 1 — E. Broun. F. Owoc. L. Brown. L. Alden. L. Farrington. K. Plotts. K. Black. F. ('lark. S. K rat lei. S. Bigley. K. Plyler. Row 2 — K. McLaren. C. Mikoloff, S. Ilritz. J. Broschart. S. McKay. K. Jimm, S. Reno. P. Rodgers, B. Hall. K. Kirkwood. Row 3 — K. McLaren, M. Mrozek, S. Raub. C. Benedict. S. Prejsnar. P. I weeper. K. Ames, S. Kearns, S. Wojnar, M. Baranski. C. Cowher. 130 Junior Teen et t es: Row 1 - J. Bogan, K. DiGiacomo. I Salmen. A. Reis. D. McClenahan. C. Vrebel, S. Dess. L. Shaffer. T. Book. A. Orti . Row 2 — L. Lutz, S. Shaffer. B. Morgan. L. Shoof. K. Fox. K. l-en. K. Cole. K. Orres. L. Jackson. J. Smith. D. Bok, L. Dominick. Row 3 — H. Dexter, S. laidwiczak. L. Honk. L. Conti. Sophomore Teenettes: Row 1 — J. DeSalvo, E. Hilton, D. Vlro ek, D. Miller, M. Cracreft. L. Ayers, J. Hodge, D. Pilch, VI. Vlittler, L Miles, M. Augustine. Row 2 — F. Nader. M Mrozek, B. Magliocca, J. Palmer, K. Pfahles. K. Williams. E. Flynn. J. Bok. J. Gawdyda. J. Baskevfield, C. Shuler. D. Suher. Row 3 — J. Parillo. M Bucci. L. Miron. M. Diamond. P. Mc 'andless, J. King, S. Salomon. D. Surrena. N. Fleming. J. Henderson. M. Augustine. J. Catalc. D. Sniezek. Row 4 — C. Wojnar. V. knitfit. D. Piscuineri, J. lawrenc . T. Hunt. T. Mellot. L. Johns, K. Orlando. N. Weaver. T. Sallmen. M. Jimm. K. Carbone. L. Aeppli. 131 BOY’S VARSITY L Rini 1: B. Vlarv. G. Session. D. Young. G. Fitzpatrick Raw 2: D. Carr. J. Micco, D. Paglev. M. LeClair. C. Burkes. F. Charles, D. Owoc, L. 1-amp kins Row 3: J. I atess. A. Bartolone. G. Davisson. J. Crist, N. Lutes, J. Augustine. D. Young. D. Johnson, T. Wilson, M. Thu. B. Boggs. M. Monstwil. T. Bossman For the boy’s Varsity Club, this year may mark the beginning of the end. The club func- tion has been very limited. It seems that the club has been existing for the sole purpose of providing a vehicle for the boys to raise money for a jacket. It seems, however, that few boys were interested this year in earning money for a jacket. Will the Varsity Club exist — stay tuned. GIRLS’ VARSITY CLUB 132 A. Pfahles, Miss Williams. S Kearns. H. Perotta SQUARE DANCE TEAMS Hem I: T. Book. C. Shiilar. G. Raub Row 2. J. Bums, K. (ieorge. B. Spaulding, D. Kastner, Mr. (kxxlge Row 1: C. Reighert, L. Aeppeli, I). Jackson, N. Scurlock. E. Stewart Row 2: G. Walters. R. Angiolelli. H. Alley, A. Gra iaiu. M. Aeppeli, S. Hall. L. Rowell Vice-President - C. Shular. Treasurer — R. George, President — T. Book A V AIDES J. Delprincipe. J. Crist, I). Miscimarra $ 0 It t I? ? a 0 This year’s Youth Page correspond- ents worked vigorously throughout the school term and managed to prepare weekly publications on special assem- blies anti activities occurring during the year. C. Vrabel, E. Brown 134 NHS Row I: C. Benedict. P. Ixseper, J. Broschart. D. jarinetti, C. Cowber, M. Squeg)ia. A. Pfahles Hint 2: J. Augustine, J. I-ate vs. J. Fleeger. B. Boggs. D. Owoc. T. Riley. N. Farone Row 3: S. Prejsnar. R. Sopkovich, L. Aklen, K. Ames. S. Rauh. E. Brown. M. Bar an ski, L. Brown. R. Perotta, P. Spinosa. M. Nfrozek. M. Curran The National Honor Society consists of 31 senior mem- bers. This year the members were busy raising money for hemophilia. They went d x)r-to-door and collected an amount of $105.30. President — T. Riley; Historian — A. Pfahles; Secretary — M. Curran; Treasurer — P. Spinosa; Vice President — M. Squeglia 135 QDffirp Aiftp� Row 1: D. Craig, L. Conti. K. Orlando. P. Rodgers. K. McLaren, K. Woodruff Row 2 K. Fox. L. Lutz, K. Jimm, B. Hall, S. Reno, P. (.'lark. S. Bigley Row 3. K. I en. L. Shoaf, S. Shaffer. J. Rogan. L. Whitman, I. Sallmen. A. Reis Ron 4: J. Baskeyfiekl. C. Cozza. T. Tailor. L. Dominick, S. Hritz Row 5: D. Pisciuneri, S. Ludwiczak. S. Ranh. C. Matuz. V Hromvak. C. Ixxke Row 6: P. Leeper, S. McKay. K. Ames. J. Parillo. D. Surreha. E. Brawn 136 Ron• . P. Rodgers. K. Orlando. K. Jimm. P. Clark. L. Conti, J. Keller. T. Tailor. E. Brown, J. Parillo Row 2: P. Ixmihardo, C. Matuz. M. Jimm. M. Shoaff. S. Reno. M. Thurnam. B. Morgan. L. Dominick, S. Rauh. D. Craig Row 3: K. O’Leary. K Fox, M. Parillo, A. Ortiz, S. Neely, J. Funk. M. Augustine, K. Woodruff, K. McLaren iCibrartaitH Row I. J. Surrena, VI Curran. VI. Rordonaro, W. Bogjy . T. Domenick, L. Valiensi Ron 2. VI. Vlittler. S. Rauh. D. Jannetti. S. Vlc-Kay. 1 . Jackson. C. Cowher, R. Sopkovich, K. Canady Row 3: P. Owoc, J. Baskevfteld. N. Hromvak. M. Njueglia, M. Cracraft, S. Dess, P. Jones. K. Greer. D. Dess. L. Reis Row 4: J. Gawdyda. D. Vliller. VI. Sealx m. D. Bok. VI. Gardocky. A. Cifra. J. Funk. C. Tempesta, A. Conte Rim 5. I). Pisciuneri. VI. Mro ek, W. Tremba, J. DeSalvo. F. Nader. E. Flynn. K. Fox. V. Knight. J. Hodge FHA Rem- I: S. Bigley. B. Hall. S. Reno, L. Alclen, T. Vesco, G. Raub Rou- 2: K. DiGiacomo, K. Slater, K. McLaren. K. Kirkwood L. Aeppeli, M. Carbone, S. Magliocca Rote 3: C. Mikoloff, S. Wohlgemuth, D. Smolnik. T. Book, C. Shular, K. Evans Under the guidance of Mrs. Brenda Draper, the Future Homemakers proved to fie a very active club this vear. Their primary cause is showing young adults how to deal with future obstacles that the outside world will later present to them. Throughout football and basketball seasons, many FHA members worked faithfully at the concession stand. Seniors were once given control of serving student lunches during busy periods in the cafeteria; the results were successful. On Valentine’s Day, sev- eral members visited a local nursing home, bestowing the elderly with candy and gifts. Plans are now being considered for a future field trip. Treasurer — T. Vesco; Parlementarian — G. Raub; Vice-President — L. Aklen; Secretary — B. Hall; President - S. Reno; Historian — S. Bigley; Advisor — Mrs. Draper 138 FFA Row I: E. Mulina. S. Plonka. M. Wheaton, D. Davtncr. J. Cox, M. Brand, M. Cowher, D. Jackson, N. Scurlock Rim 2: B. George, M. Tomlinson, A. Mellot, E. Brown Row 3: Advisor — Mr. Goodge, B. Gibbs. D. Rhodes. S. Galizia, J. Fortney, C. Clavton. B. Spalding. R. Neeley. C. Strayer, B. Rice. E. Stewart Rote -I J. Burns, R. Fowler. C. Barker Throughout the year, the FFA has participated in many different activities. In the lieginning of the year, they spent a week in Kansas City. The Square Dance Team took first place in Harrisburg and the Demonstration Team captured first place in regionals. Other activities included Parliamentary Proce- dure and the Spring Round-Up Contest. They also participated in the Apple Festival and in the production of maple syrup. Steve Galizia, John Bums, and Mike Cowher received top awards in farming. Officers included: President John Fortney, Vice-President John Burns, Secretary Bob George, Treasurer Alliert Mellott, Reporter Sherry Plonka, Student Advisor John Bums. Reporter — B. Spalding: President — S. Galizia: Student Advisor — J. Burns; Treasurer — A. Mellot; Vice-President — D. Kastner; Sentinal — M. Brand Demonstration Team: Kneeling — D. Kastner. VI. Cowher Standing— S. Calizia. J. Fortney, A. Mellot. H. Fowler. B. Spalding 139 Row I. D. Bok. D. Pilch. M. Mittler. E. Hilton. J. Smith. C. Ixx-ke. P. Owoc, M. Ba ran ski. K. Cole, L. Shaffer. L. Alden, M Mrozek. L Ayers Row 2: L. Jackson. J. Gawdyda. E. Flynn. M. Curran, I). Mrozek, J. Lawrence, L. Jaworski, P. Spinosa, R. Sopkovich, L. Dominick, S. VVojnar. V Hromyak Row 3: C. Wojnar, C. Shuler. D. Barbati. R. Saylor. S. Palmer. M. Mrozek. C. Vrahel. V. knight. L. Jaworski. J. Parillo. E. Brown Row 4:K. Williams, A. Pfahles. L. Brow n. H. Fleeger. B. Boggs. D. McVicker. D. Snl� er. S. James. C. Lombardo, S. Raub. A. Ortiz, T. Book, S. Lndwkzak 140 n i r e £ Rim I: D. Barhati. C. Shuler. M. Curran. M. Baranski. L. Alden. P. Spinosa firm 2: K. Williams. A. Pfahles. L. Brown. L. Jaworslti, C. Vrabel, M. Mrozek, S. Wojnar Row 3: H. Fleeger. H. Savior. S. Palmer. B. Boggs. D. MeVicker 11 V HI ll Row I: C. Shuler. D. Barliati, M. Curran, M. Baranski. L. Alden. K. Cole. L. Ayers, E. Brown. P. Spinosa Row 2: C. Vraliel. L. Jaworski. L. Brown, K. Williams, A. Pfahles. T. Book. S. Wojnar. N. Hromvak, M Mrozek. J. Parillo 141 Row I: J. Vesco. L. Cenname, L. Passerrello. M. Micco, J. Benedict. J. Benedici. L. Burley, A. Cifra, VV. Boggs. L. Retort. A. Antoniazzi. P. Lombardo. B. Klotz. N. Phenicie Row 2: C. Shaffer, S. Bayer, S. Krolicki, M. McCullough. S. Speight. A. Cassentino. L. Caiassa. I). Covelli. B. Cyrus, T.J. Hall. M. Perillo. K. Salmen. S. Jenkins Row 3: A. Viears, C. James. R. Grzesuik. A. Conte. T. Fandozzi. I. Santangelo. C. Walters. A. Simmons. M. Bordonaro, J. Jones. M. Hromyak. K. Hoover R(w 4: T. Johnston, .A Conet, K. Adamo. B Baynham. C. Daytner, J. Singer. S. Williams. P. Jones, C. Shaffer. C. Johnson. J. DeRol erts. L. Fulena 142 Accompanists: Michele Mrozek and Marie Mrozek Honors Band — D. Bok. D. Owoc, D. Pilch District Band — D. Bok, D. Owoc, D. Pilch All-State Band - D. Owoc Begional Band — D. Bok BAND Marching Band: Rou . D. Yasher. A. Mellot. V. Catlin, J. Zarillo. J Hemming. J. Mittler. D. Hritz, T. Rodgers. H. Alley. M Monstwil, K. Eidas. B. Crahan. P. Hritz. T. Wilson. D Bok. L. Alden, J. Baynham. L. Rodgers Row 2: A. Kern, K. Evans. W. Tremha. T. Damon, D. Owoc. D. Perillo. D. Baker. M. Baier. J. Co . B. Robinson. M. Sedwick. J Hromyak. J. Croach, S. Naples. A. Farone Rou 3. J. Shaffer. J. Henderson. C. Gehrs, E. Ludwiczak, L. Dominick, C. Bartley. T. Garcia, C. Singer, L. Jackson. J. Henderson, K Carbone. D. I anghert '. B. Bees. T. Cervone Stage Band: Rou 1: D. Covelli. A. Constantina, K. Biddle. J. Shaffer, D. Bok. M. Mitler. D. Sniezek. J Henderson Row 2: J. Mitler. D. Dougherty. B Baynham. L. Jackson. D. Pilch. V. Knight. E. Hilton. K. Carbone. C. Singer. L. Dominick Rou 3: K. Williams, K. Elias. W. Treml a. M. Monstwil, G. Oars. A. F. Farone. B. Robinson. K. Evans. J. Henderson. W. Graham. S. Staples Row 4 B. Bees. D. Hritz. L. Rodgers, T. Wilson. J. Baynham. P. Hritz. E. Ludwiczak. M. Sedwick. T. Damon Row .5. H. Alley. J. Cox, S. Dewl� eiTy. B. Daytner. J Hromyak. J. Zarillo, T. Garcia. D. Baker. D. Perillo. V. Catlin, D. Owoc. T. Rodgers. A. Kern 144 Jr. High Hand — Row I. P. Presnar, M. Hromyak, I). Covelli, B. Baynham Row 2: B. Singer. W. Boggs. K. Cieer, A. Cummings, G. Walters. L. Shoaf, M. Monstwil, A. Parelia Row 3: B. Wadding, S. Krolicki. M. Seal om. J. Wiech. A. Graziani, C. Cassidy, A. Simmons, L. Burley. L. Howell Row 4: S. Valiensi, W. McKay. A. Cossentino. K. Adamo, J. DeRobertis, B. Cyrus, C. Daytner. D. Gebbia, M. (.'roach, S. Speight Stage Band — Row . B. Robinson, E. Ludwiczak Row 2: G. Clears, D. Owoc, J. Henderson Row 3: L. Rodgers. J. Baynham. P. Ilritz, D. Bole, G. Singer Row 4: M. Monstwil, V. Gatlin. J. 'Zarilla. B. Daytner. D. Ilritz, L Dominick Pep Band — Row I: B. Robinson. E. Ludwiczak Row 2: L. Jackson, D. Bok, L. Dominick Row' 3: D. Owoc, L. Rodgers, J. Baynham. P. Ilritz Row 4: VI. Monstwil, J. Zarilla, V. Gatlin 145 CHEERLEADERS Co-Captain — K. Orras. D. Mrozek. E. Hilton. L. Miles, N. Fleming, Co-Captain - S. VVojnar 147 B. Shoaf, Co-Captain — L. Smith. P. Lombardo, L. Ccnnamc, A. Mean, Co-Captain — C. Matu , J. Vesco COLOR GUAR� Standing - S. Ash (Treasurer), L. Brown, S. Maglioeca, E. Flynn, M. Mrozek (Captain ), T. Book, J. Gawdyoa, M. Vlittler. C. Wojnar, B Magliocca Sitting — D. Pilch, G. Via (Co-Captain), C. Cowher, V. Knight 148 Senior. Michelle Mrozek Senior. Gina Via The Color Guard was very active this year. To raise money for such things as jackets and uniforms, they had raffles, hake sales, and sold Stanley Products. The girls worked very hard at Band Camp ami practices to prepare for the oncoming football season and their animal liand trip to Cedar Point in the spring. Senior. Stacey Ash Senior, Linda Brown Senior. Chris Cowher The majoretts played an active part this year in selling hoagies for a hind raiser. They also had long and tiring practices to prepare themselves for the oncoming football season. They also look forward to their hand trip to Cedar Point in the spring. Senior — Sharon Kaub Captain — Marie Mro ek. Co-Captain - Marcie Alden Ut, if f i 8 T E 1� 1� E R 8 Row I: M. Karan ski. D. Monstwil. S. Prcjsnar. C. Benedict, V Hromvak Row 2: T. We , K. Cole. J. Smith, L. Johns. K. Didiacomo, D. Sniezek. S. Shaffer, R. Sopkovich. C. Locke, L. Lutz Row 3: K. Fox. K. I en. K. Jimm, P. Clark. J. Lawrence. C. Vral el, S. Reno, B. Hall, D. Sulier. A. Reis. A. Kadunoe, 1. Sallinen Seniors: P. (dark and K. Jimm Captain — S. Prcjsnar; Secretary — M. Baranski; Co-Captain — D. Monstwil; Treasurer — C. Benedict; Historian — N. Hromvak gl ||||||| 152 1S3 Seniors: B. Hal) and S. Reno ACTIVITIES On October the 18th and 19th, members of the Future Homemakers of America, the Square Dance Team, the Vo- Ag, and the Puppet Corp., participated in the apple festival, held at the Environmental Center. The festival was organized to acquaint students and teachers with the facilities and programs of the Center. Sixteen stations were set up where students could learn about herb and vegetable gardening, bird feeders, and certain kinds of wildlife. There were also cattle and sheep exhibitions, and demonstrations on the tapping of maple trees. Speeches on horticulture and focxl preservation, along with a colorful square dance, were conducted by various students. Apple cider and barbecued meat was made bv Vo-Ag members, while Future Homemakers participated in the production of apple butter, all using original antique equipment. The Union Scotties' Puppet Corp. put on an ' exhibition, while several elementary students explained the history of apples. Teachers who helped organize displays during the three weeks of preparation were: Mr. Goodge, Mrs. Draper, Miss Nosik, Mrs. Morrison, Mrs. Campbell. 156 What are we supposed to say? Hee-Haw! Is that you Andrea? 157 I haven’t got it. What’s Rick doing to Mrs. LeClair? 1979 Queen and King — Tammv Johns and Boh Burkes On Saturday, May 17, 1980 many of the seniors and juniors traveled to the Holiday Inn in West Middlesex for the Jr. — Sr. From. The theme for this year was “Looks Like We Made It” and the music was provided by The Graduates. A buffet dinner was served to all the couples attending, and later a magic show by Milnes the Magician provided entertainment for everyone. 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As the pages are turned, we again meet with our friends, Wishing and wanting to return to this trend. But as the lxjok closes, the mirage is again lost. To the eons of time we all have once crossed. By Larry Alden Editor t )