United High School - La Vista Shamrock Yearbook (Armagh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1965 volume:

DEDICATION In Memoriam James Halaburda In memory of our departed classmate, James Michael Halaburda, the 1965 La Vista Staff expresses its sorrow for the loss of a friend. James, known as Jim to his friends, was to have graduated with us this May. A deep tragedy took him from our midst. He was killed in an automobile accident, March 15, 1964. His absence is sadly felt, but it is our wish that his memory will remain with each senior throughout the years. To his family we extend our sincerest 2 sympathies. ...Page 88 Faculty ...Page 8 Seniors ...Page 16 Underclassmen Sports ...Page 68 Activities .Hi INTROD Indications are that the 1964-65 school term has been the most prosperous of the past nine years of jointure. Despite problems involving increased enrollment, the Junior-Senior High split, the new dress code, and married students, this past year has revealed a satisfactory adjustment to the new changes. UCTION Members of the yearbook have strived diligently to record the events of the fruitful year which has just passed. We hope that the memories of this year shall be retained by each student for a life time. May the 1965 La Vista help us to cherish the experiences gained at our beloved Alma Mater-United High School. 5 FACULTY If it wasn’t for our administration and faculty, UHS would be of little educational value. These dedicated people instructing us in this very important stage of our lives, have given us the power to face the world with confidence. These people are held in our highest esteem; they demand our utmost respect. Their task is to prepare teenagers for the future. They are very important men and women. Should they ever fail we students, our small world would feel the effects. The school board entrusts these people with preparing almost 1,000 people for future years. The 1965 La Vista staff salutes these men and women; they have prepared us for our new life. Picture; Miss Caruso, Mr. McCoy, and Mr. Farabaugh are having a discussion. Administration Paul R. Runyan- Supervising Principal Mr. Runyan attended Shippensburg State College where he earned his Bachelor of Science Degree. He then attended Pennsylvania State University where he received his Master of Education Degree. Rita Overdorff-Mr. Runyan's Secretary Miss Overdorff is a 1963 graduate of United High School Business Department. 1 Mrs. Sandra Hull-Mr. Hill's Secretary Mrs. Hull is a 1964 graduate of the Business Department of United High School. H. Foster Hill - High School Principal Mr. Hill attended Indiana State College where he earned his Bachelor of Science Degree, and the University of Pittsburgh where he received his Master of Education Degree. 8 Mildred Allen- Librarian Mrs. Allen has a Bachelor of Science Degree in Library Science and attended Indiana State College. She is also sponsor of the Library Club. Donald Bufagna- United States History and Current Affairs Mr. Bufagna attended Indiana State College, the University of Southern California, and West Virginia University. . .and has a Bachelor of Science Degree and is a sponsor of the Junior Class. Donald Calhoun- English, History, and Geography Mr. Calhoun attended Indiana State College, and has a Bachelor of Science Degree. Sarah Caruso- Developmental Reading and Dramatic Arts Miss Caruso attended Indiana State College and has a Bachelor of Science Degree. She is also a sponsor of the Future Teachers of America and the Dramatics Club.. Mr. Clawson attended Juniata College, University of Pittsburgh, Temple University, and Eastern Baptist Seminary . . .has a Bachelor of Divinity, Bachelor of Arts Degree, and a Master of Education Degree. Kathryn Clendenen- School Nurse Mrs. Clendenen attended Passavant Hospital School of Nursing, William and Mary College, and the Medical College of Virginia where she recieved her Bachelor of Science Degree in Nursing Education. She is also sponsor of the Future Nurses Club. William Clendenen- Vocational Agriculture and Assistant Principal Mr. Clendenen attended Virginia Polytechnic Institute. . .has a Bachelor of Science and a Master of Education Degree. He is a sponsor of the F.F.A. and the Student Council. Judith Conger- Health and Spelling Mrs. Conger attended Waynesburg College where she recieved her Bachelor of Arts Degree. . .and is now attending Indiana State College. 9 Alice Dickie- Girls' Physical Education Mrs. Dickie attended Slippery Rock State College and Indiana State College. She is also a sponsor of the Pep Club and Cheerleaders. Billy Dixon- Shorthand, Typing and Notehand Mrs. Dixon attended Indiana State College where she earned her Bachelor of Science Degree. She is also the sponsor of the Newspaper. James Farabaugh- Guidance Director Mr. Farabaugh attended Indiana State College, the University of Pittsburgh and Marshall University. . .has a Bachelor of Science Degree. Helen Fetter- Home Economics Mrs. Fetter attended Indiana State College where she recieved her Bachelor of Science Degree, and Pennsylvania State University where she earned her Master of Education Degree. She is also the sponsor of the Boy's Cooking Club. William Fratrick- Social Living Mr. Fratrick attended Indiana State College where he recieved his Bachelor of Science Eiegree in Education. He is also Junior High Football Coach. Arthur Gemmell- Drivers Education Mr. Gemmell attended Indiana State College and has his Bachelor of Science Degree. Glen George- Chemistry and Physics Mr. George attended Indiana State College where he earned his Bachelor of Science and Master of Science Degree in Education. He is also sponsor of the Camera Club. Myrna Goughnour- Music Miss Goughnour attended Indiana State College where she earned her Bachelor Degree in Music Education. She is also a sponsor of the Junior and Senior Choruses. 10 Ruth Gray - Business ED., Business Law, Office Practice, Advanced Typing, Junior Business Training, and Business Math. Mrs. Gray attended Indiana State College and has a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Education. She is also sponsor of the F.B.L.A. Edward Harvey - Algebra I, II, and Junior Math Mr. Harvey has a Bachelor of Science Degree in Math and he attended Indiana State College. He is also a Freshman Class Sponsor. Margaret Jones - Home Economics Mrs. Jones attended Indiana State College and has a Bachelor of Science Degree in Education. She is also a sponsor of the F.H.A. William Jordan - English and Dramatic Arts Mr. Jordan attended Indiana State College and the University of Pennsylvania and has a Bachelor of Science Degree. Lillian Klugh - English Mrs. Klugh attended Indiana State College where she recieved her Bachelor of Science Degree. Adam Kohler - Industrial Arts and Certified Instructor in Civil Defense Mr. Kohler attended California State College and has a Bachelor of Science Degree. He is also a sponsor of the Junior Rifle Club. Suzanne Kohler - Special Education Mrs. Kohler has her Bachelor of Science Degree and attended Shippensburgh State College and California State College. Anna Lominicki - Social Living Mrs. Lomnicki attended Indiana State College md Duke University. . .and has a Bachelor of Science Degree. Thomas Madill - Health, Pennsylvania History, and Current Affairs Mr. Madill attended Pennsylvania State University and the University of North Carolina. . .has a Bachelor of Science Degree. . .and is football and track coach. He sponsors the Varsity Club. ll Donald Mankamyer - Industrial Arts Mr. Mankamyer attended California State College and Ashland College . . .and has a Bachelor of Science Degree in Education. He is sponsor of Future Teachers of America. Marvin McClure - General Science and Geography Mr. McClure attended Indiana State College, the University of Pittsburgh, and the National Science Institute at Macolester College. . .and has a Bachelor of Science Degree in Education. He sponsors the Science Club. Ronald McCoy - Geometry and Trigonometry Mr. McCoy attended Hershey Junior College, Indiana State College, University of Pittsourgh, University of Maine, Drew University, and Penn. State. . .has a Bachelor of Science and a Master of Education Degree. . .and is sponsor of the La Vista. Frances Nantais - Mathematics, Home and School Visitor Mrs. Nantais attended Allegheny College, Indiana State College, and the University of Pittsburgh. . . and has a Bachelor of Arts Degree, Bachelor of Science Degree and a Master of Arts Degree. Daniel Parsha - Geography, Pennsylvania History, World History Mr. Parsha is a graduate of Indiana State College and has a Bachelor of Science Degree in Education and a Masters Degree in Education. Alexander Pasierb - P. O. D. and Civil Defense Mr. Pasierb attended St. Francis College and the University of Pittsburgh, and has a Bachelor of Arts Degree. He is also the school athletic director. Dwight Pecsenye - General Music and Instrumental Band Mr. Pecsenye attended Indiana State College where he earned his Bachelor of Science Degree and the University of Indiana where he earned his Master Degree of Music in Choral Conducting, He is also director of the bands. Frederick St. Clair - Mr. St. Clair attended Penn. State University and Indiana State College. . . and has a Bachelor of Science and a Master of Education Degree. He sponsors the Projectionist Club. Alice Sheeder - Art Mrs. Sheeder is a graduate of Indiana State College. . .and has a Bachelor of Science Degree in Art Education. She is also sponsor of the Poster Club. Dorothy Strong - Remedial Reading, Advanced Reading and Elective Reading Mrs. Strong attended Indiana State College, New York University, and Penn. State University. . . and has a Bachelor of Science and Master of Education Degree. Vesta Stutzman - Social Living, English, and History Mrs. Stutzman attended Indiana State College and Penn. State University. . .has a Bachelor of Science Degree. Gladys Thomas - Mathematics Miss Thomas earned her Bachelor of Science Degree in Education at Indiana State College and her Master of Letters Degree at the University of Pittsburgh. She is also a sponsor of the National Honor Society and the Senior Class. Diana Tomei - Bookkeeping Typing Consumer Economics, Business Math and J.B.T. Miss Tomei attended Indiana State College and Duquesne University. . .and has a Bachelor of Science Degree. Roland Warzel - Spanish Mr. Warzel attended St. Frances Cqtpge, fhe University of Pittsburgh, Kalamazoo College and Union College. . .and has his Bachelor of Arts Degree. He is also sponsor of the Spanish Club. Harry Winslow - English, Advanced Composition, and Public Speaking Mr. Winslow has a Bachelor of Science Degree in Education. He attended Lafayette College and Indiana State College. Margaret Winslow - English and Journalism Mrs. Winslow attended Allegheny College and Penn. State University. . .and has her Bachelor of Arts Degree. Stephen Yewic - Boy's Physical Education and Health Mr. Yewic attended Indiana State College, University of Pittsburgh and Penn State University. . . has a Bachelor of Science Degree. . .and is our football and basketball coach. Alex Zbur - Biology Mr. Zbur attended Lock Haven State College where he received his Bachelor of Science Degree. . .and he received his Master of Education Degree from Indiana State College and the University of Northwestern. He is also a sponsor of the Sophomore Class and head wrestling coach. SENIORS For this class, the past three years hold many memories. Those years were filled with the happiest moments, and the saddest disappointments. The sophomore year, our first in senior high, was the most difficult; that year we chose our curriculums. Confusion reigned for the first few days, but eventually we settled nicely into our new schedules. Under the leadership of our president, Andy Pisarcik, we sponsored a dance, the Sophomore Stomp, on March 16. Our junior year began as smoothly as our sophomore year had ended. Once again the class chose Andy Pisarcik as its leader. Happiness encircled us as we sponsored dime dances, bake sales, and the junior class dance. All these activities helped to launch a successful Oriental Enchantment Jr.-Sr. Prom on April 24. But also that year we felt the sting of tragedy when a well-loved member of our class, Jim Halaburda, was taken from our midst by an automobile accident. We will never forget the lessons that experience taught us in our second year of senior high. This year has proved to be even greater than the previous two. With John Fletcher as our leader we sponsored many activities. Composed of seniors, the yearbook and newspaper staffs, met the demands of an anxious student body. From our ranks, the May Queen and her court were chosen. During the past three years, 143 students have prepared for many different fields. When the class of 1965 leaves United you will not see the timid children that arrived here six years ago, but confident young men and women looking forward to new horizons. As we depart each and everyone of us will feel a twinge of reluctance, for we will be leaving behind some of the best years of our lives. Picture: Mr. and Miss Senior: Andy Pisarcik and Betty Pease. HALL OF FAME BEST PERSONALITY: Martha Weigel Larry Davis J BEST LOOKING: Louise Warholic John Fletcher 16 BEST DRESSED: Ina Donahue Bill Matthews BEST MUSICIANS: Pam Mack Tom Shadle HALL OF FAME MOST CONSIDERATE Loretta Fairman Mike Rensko MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT: Diana Zar Gary Moser MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Nancy Cunningham Andy Mulligan MOST CREATIVE: Lillian Thompson Clayton Lamb 17 HALL OF FAME CLASS ATHLETES: Carol Lindsey John Mowery CLASS CLOWNS: Joanne Sharrer Ron Boring CLASS FLIRTS: Mona Lowther Dan Svilar CLASS COUPLE: Pat La Rosa Joe Sharp 18 Senior Class Officers retary; Larry Davis, vice-president; Junta McCabe, tre-. asurer; and Ron Boring, sergeant-at-arms. Senior Class Officers pose for a group picture. Left to right are John Fletcher, president; Betty Pease, sec- JAMES ADAMS Jim Agriculture, FFA JOHN ANDERSON John Academic Latin Club, Track EILENE ANDRIE Eilene Academic Future Nurses Club, Biology Club, Library Club MICHAEL AULT Mike Industrial Arts MARTHA BARTHOLOMEW Martha Home Economics Senior Red Cross, FHA, May Day DONALD BECKER Don Academic Football .Announcer, Basketball Statistitian, Track, Latin Club, May Day, Chorus SAMUEL BISHOP Rawhide Agriculture FFA Rodger RODGER BORING Agriculture FFA 20 MARLIN BOYLE Boyle Academic Camera Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Wrestling, Intramurals, Yearbook PATRICIA J. BRACKEN Pat Commercial Head Majorette, FBLA, Newspaper, Dramatics, Camerca Club, May Day, Class Play, Student Council, Band, Chorus, District Chorus 21 SUE BRACKEN Suzy General Girls Basketball, Pep Club, FHA, May Day BARRY B. BROWN Bee Industrial Arts Track, Future Teachers of America CHARLES BROWN Charlie Agriculture Band BONNIE BUCHANAN Bonnie Commercial Library Club, Yearbook, May Day, Student Council, Chorus JOSEPH BUFAGNA Buff General Wrestling, Football EDWIN BURKETT Burk General Wrestling MARY BURKETT Betty Commerical Cheerleading, FBLA, Chorus, May Day RONALD BURKETT Buzz Academic Camera Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Intramurals 22 LINDA L. CALDWELL Lin” Academic Future Nurses Club, May Day, Band, Chorus RONALD CAMPBELL Ron Industrial Arts Intramural Wrestling. Rifle Club, Class Play PATRICIA A. CARNEY Pat Commercial FHA, Pep Club, May Day, Band TERRY CHERO Academic Mole , Student Council, Chorus Pam Mack, the yearbook editor, poses the school Just wait till they read this one. mascot-a mighty lion. 23 ALMA CLINE Elmer Commercial FBLA, Library Club, May Day, Band EMMA LOUISE CLOSSON Tommy General FHA, May Day, Chorus WILLIAM CRAMER Bill Academic Latin Club, Wrestling, Intermurals NANCY JEAN CUNNINGHAM Nanc Academic Dramatics Club, Camera Club, Yearbook, Newspaper, Mu Alpha Theta, May Day, Band, Chorus, National Honor Society LARRY R. DAVIS Larry Commercial Wrestling, Track, Band, Chorus CARL DEYARMIN Carl Commercial FBLA, Intramurals 24 rUDITH DZIAGWA Judy Academic Camera Club, Yearbook, Newspaper, May Day, Band, Chorus, Dramatics Club, Pep Club, Future Teachers of America RUTH M. EAST Ruthie Academic Latin Club, Future Nurses Club, May Day, Chorus GARY EVANS Gary Industrial Arts Camera Club, Future Teachers Club LORETTA FAIRMAN Shorty Commercial Intramurals, FBLA, Yearbook, May Day, Student Council, Cheerleader Senior chorus members prepare for their annual Christmas program. 25 BILLYE FISHER Commercial Future Nurses Club, FBLA, Chorus, May Day, Student Council JOHN FLETCHER Fletch Agriculture FFA, Senior Class President, May Day WILBUR FRY Fry Industrial Arts Wrestling Manager MARY ANN FULCOMER Mary Home Economics FHA LINDA GARSHNICK Garsh Academic Cheerleader, Band, Pep Club, Future Nurses Club, Latin Club, Dramatics Club, May Day Kathy ZELLA P. GEORGE Home Economics Senior Red Cross, FHA JAMES GREGORICH Academic Camera Club 26 JANE PAULETTE GREGORICH Paulette Commercial Cheerleading, FBLA, Future Nurses Club, Newspaper, Pep Club, May Day, Chorus JO ANN J. HEMING Jo Academic Future Nurses Club, Band, Chorus JUDITH L. HENDERSON Judy Commercial Library, FHA, Intramurals, May Day, Band, Chorus GARY HOLLEN Fee Industrial Arts Stage Crew, Rifle Club Miss Tomei shows Ina how to divide on the calculator. The Devils of the Darkroom take time out from their strenuous work, to pose for a picture. 27 Terry Chero completes work on a Christmas bulletin board. t BONNIE HORNER Commercial FBLA, Pep Club, Future Nurses Club, Newspaper, May Day, Chorus ROBERT HOWARD Bob Industrial Arts Rifle Club KENNETH HUDNALL Hud Academic Football, Basketball, Track ROSE JOHNS Rose Commercial FBLA, May Day CONSTANCE KELLY Connie Academic Future Teachers Club, National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, Newspaper, May Day 28 SALLY K. KLINGENSMITH Sally Commercial FHA, Student Council, Chorus EARL KROUSE Mouse Industrial Arts As the sun slowly sets in the west, Ken and Tom head wearily for Conference B. CLAYTON LAMB General Latin Club JOSEPH M. LAROSA Commercial Football, FBLA PATRICIA ANN LAROSA Commercial FBLA, Latin Club, May Day SUSAN LAYMAN General FHA, FBLA, May Day, Band 29 JOHN LEARY John Industrial Arts Rifle Club, Stage Crew WILLIAM LEWIS Bill Industrial Arts Rifle Club DWIGHT P. LEWIS Puff Agriculture FFA, May Day, Band, Chorus THOMAS LICHTENFELS Tom Agriculture FFA CAROL M. LINDSEY Nook Commercial Girl's Basketball, Pep Club, FBLA, Intramurals, May Day, Band MONA LOWTHER Mona Motts Commercial Cheerleading, FBLA, Chorus, Dramatics Club, May Day, Chorus VERONICA A. MACHAK Ronnie Commercial FBLA, Future Nurses Club, Chorus, May Day JOHN MACK Huck Agriculture FFA 30 PAMELA MACK Pam Academic Yearbook, National Honor Society, Camera Club, Mu Alpha Theta, May Day. Student Council, Band, Chorus, DramaticsClub, Newspaper, County Band, Girls Basketball SANDRA K. MACK Sandy Academic Cheerleading, Newspaper, Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor Society, Dramatics Club, Pep Club, Camera Club, May Day, Chorus, District Chorus, Future Teachers Club CHRISTINA ROSE MATEER Chris Commercial FBLA, May Day PHILIP MARCUS Phil Commercial FBLA BARBARA MARSHALL Barb Commercial Cheerleading, Newspaper, FBLA, May Day, Chorus, Homecoming WILLIAM MATTHEWS Skinner Academic Camera Club, Yearbook JUNIA A. McCABE Junia Academic Band, Chorus, County Chorus, Future Nurses Club, May Day, Homecoming Maze 31 LARRY MAZEY Industrial Arts JULIA McCACHREN Snaggle Home Economics, FHA TERRY McGINNIS Terry Academic Latin Club, Rifle Club, May Day A quick look at Conference B shows the newspaper staff busily at work preparing their next issue. 32 A highlight of the past year for seniors was the tour of the Bethlehem Steel Plant chaperoned by Mr. Paslerb and Mr. Jordan. The tour Is completed; students discuss the highlights of their trip. SHAREN L. McGRAVV Sharen Commercial Intramurals, FBLA, Library Club, May Day WILLIAM E. MEDVIDE Bill Academic Football, Wrestling, Varsity Club, Latin Club, May Day RICHARD MORT Dick Industrial Arts GARY MOSER Big Mo Academic Football, Wrestling, Track, Student Council JOHN MOWERY John General Football, Wrestling, Track, Camera Club, Varsity Club, Biology Club, May Day, Student Council. Homecoming NANCY ANN MROCZKA Nance Commercial FBLA, Pep Club, Chorus, Dramatics, Student Council. Intramurals, May Day 33 ANDREW MULLIGAN Andy Commercial National Honor Society, Yearbook, F B L A, Class Play CONNIE MURDICK Connie Commerical FBLA, Library Club, Yearbook, Latin Club, May Day, Band, Chorus GILBERT MURDICK Dube Agriculture, FFA LAURA MURPHY Murph Commercial FBLA, Majorette, May Day, Band Bonnie, Marlin, and Connie admire the ofnce Christmas decorations. 34 NANCY J. OSTHEIM Nance Commercial Majorette, FBLA, Newspaper, County District Chorus, County Band, May Day, Class Play DENNIS OVERDORFF Denny Industrial Arts Yearbook, Track, District State Chorus, May Day, Band PAUL PEARCE Paul General Rod and Gun Club Betty juncil. Homecoming Queen, ly Day LINDA PENROSE Penny Commercial FBLA FHA, Library Club, May Day ANDREW PISARCIK Andy Commercial Football, Track, Basketball, May Day, Student Council President, Homecoming REBECCA PITT Becky Home Economics, FHA, May Day SANDRA LEE PLOWMAN Bubbles Home Economics, FHA, Senior Red Cross, May Day, Student Council, Chorus 3 35 NICK PONCHIONE Punch Academic Wrestling, Camera Club, Latin Club, Varsity Club, Student Council, Homecoming CAROL ANN POTTS Commercial FBLA, Future Chorus, May Da Carol _r«p, ’ X2lSs� rN e w Spa per, - PAUL W. POZAR c Industrial Arts, F olhgd DOROTHY PRICE General FHA, Senior Red Cross C C. EDWARD PRICE Ed Academic Football, Latin Club, Newspaper, May Day, Student Council, Band HARRY RAGER Har Commercial Track, FBLA Art students put the final touchs on murals they have Now hear this, now hear this Mr. Jordan demonstrates designed the effects of sound to his English class. LESTER RAGER Commercial FBLA PATRICIA ANN REIDELL General Pep Club, May Day MICHAEL RENSK.O Mike Commercial Track, FBLA DEBRA RICHARDSON Deb General FBLA, May Day MARILYN RIFFLE Marilyn Academic Future Nurses Club, Latin Club, May Day PAULA RHINE Paula Academic National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, Yearbook, Future Teachers Club, Latin Club, Library Club, May Day Did he or didn't he get this point ... only the cameraman knows tor sure. 37 asdfghjkl;asdfgjkl;... SUE ROBINSON Sue Commercial Newspaper, FBLA, May Day, Student Council, Band, Chorus WANDA RODKEY Jean Commercial Library Club, FHA, Intramurals, May Day, Chorus BONNIE RUDNIK Crash Commercial FBLA, Future Nurses Club, Dramatics Club, Cheerleading, May Day RONALD RUMMEL Barney Academic Football, Track, Latin Club, Band 38 WILLIAM RUMMEL Bill Agriculture FFA, Stage Crew ALBERT THOMAS SHADLE Tom Academic District Regional Band, Chorus JOSEPH C. SHARP Joe Academic Regional, County, District Band, County Chorus JEANNE SHARRER Jean Commercial Future Nurses Club, Library Club, FBLA, Dramatics Club, May Day, Band, Chorus JOANNE C. SHARRER Smiley Commercial FBLA, Future Nurses Club, Library Club, Intramurals, May Day Chorus ROBERT SHETLER Bob Wrestling, Biology Club, Intramurals GARY A. SHOMO Gary General MARY ELLA SHOMO Mary Commercial FBLA, Chorus, Dramatics Club, Intramurals, May Day 39 LARRY SHULTZ Larry Industrial Arts Rifle Club RUSSELL SMITH Russ Academic Camera Club, Football, Yearbook, Latin Club, Chorus WILLIAM STEPHENS Bill Agriculture FFA, Chorus DAN L. STEWART Dan Agriculture Track, Basketball DIANE STEWART Diane Academic National Honor Society, Future Teachers Club, Latin Club, May Day, Band, Chorus DANIEL SVILAR Dan Commercial Football, Basketball, Track, Varsity Club, Pep Club, May Day, Class Play LILLIAN THOPMSON Lil Commercial FBLA, May Day GORDON TOMB Gordie Academic Wrestling, Camera Club, Newspaper, Intramurals. Varsity Club 40 Two scenes depict the senior math assembly, A Rocket Trip to Venus. LINDA TOMB Linda” General FBLA, May Day ELIZABETH TRIMM Betsy General Girl's Basketball, Future Nurses Club, Dramatics Club, Latin Club, Pep Club, Library Club, May Day, Chorus KAREN JEAN VARNER Karen Commercial FBLA, May Day JOHN WAGNER Johnny Boy Academic Intramurals, Spanish Club LINDA WALLACE Lynn General FHA, Junior Red Cross, Library Club, May Day SANDRA KAY WALLACE Sandy General FHA, May Day LOUISE B. WARHOLIC Louise Commercial FBLA, Pep Club, Future Nurses Club, Dramatics Club, May Day, Student Council GARY E. WATERS Gare Football, Rifle Club, Wrestling, Track LANNY WATERS Lancy Commercial Football, Basketball, Track, May Day, Student Council MARTHA ELAINE WEIGEL Marth Commercial Cheerleading, FBLA, Future Nurses Club, Pep Club, Chorus, Yearbook, Newspaper May Day, Student Council, Homecoming BERNICE WEIMER Bernice General FHA, May Day JOHN WIRICK Beanie General Wrestling 42 BARBARA L. YECKLEY Barb Commercial FBLA, Pep Club, Chorus, Dramatic Club, Intramurals, May Day Now, to get to Bethlehem you turn right at Armagh and . . . JAMES YEAGER General Jim RUSSELL ZALLAR Russ Industrial Arts Rifle Club DIANA ZAR Cork Commercial FBLA, Future Nurses Club, Pep Club, Cheerleading, May Day 43 How the Class of 65 spends its time? M-m-m, I wonder if they’ll notice if we take just one. 44 Creating, Studying, Practicing— Elective art students use their creative ability to design Christmas cards. Racing to classes, gathering at games and pep rallys . . 46 Putting final touches on the La Vista. .. Preparing term papers, practicing for graduation. Miss Caruso discusses The Courtship of Eddie's Father with part of the cast for the senior play. The Future Teacher's Club holds a roundtable discussion on the state convention. 47 UNDERCLASSMEN The underclassmen of United High School wait anxiously for the chance to fill the shoes of graduating seniors. Just as previous classes have done, they are taking another step up the long ladder to seniority. As of yet, they haven't thought much abut the future, only of the experiences waiting for them in their lives as students. With avid anticipation these fun loving underclassmen wait for the moment when they can prove themselves better than the class preceding them. As our student body grows and prospers, we hope that they will always remember to carry on the fine traditions of United High School. Picture: Rodney Plowman and Karen Knopfel fold the flag. -rv Juniors These juniors seem to be getting together on their homework. Cheryl Alberter Linda Altimus Bonnie Arford Michael Barbus Linda Bell Janet Benedict Bernadine Bloom Ed Boring Norris Boring James Boyle Harry Brendlinger Ester Brown James Brown Patricia Buchanan Tom Buchkoski Edward Butler William Buterbaugh Linda Carney Richard Cline Ronald Coffman Audrey Coleman Carmen Cramer Jon Cresson Jerry Currie James Custer Marjorie Davis Archie Dodson Wesley Dodson Francis Donelson Paul Duncan James Dziagwa Kenneth Eamigh Gregg Evans Steve Figard Judy Foust Tim Gamble Thomas Gorman Sharon Green Larry Ham rock Carol Helenic Gayle Hewitt Timothy Hill Wendell Hill Beverly Hofecke Dennis Hoffman Gordon Hollingsworth Carol Hoover Hugh Hudnall Fred Hughes Raymond Huston Mary Isenberg Daniel Johnston Linda Jones Ronald Jones Ronald Joseph Harry Kelly Pam Kerr Ervin Kitzmiller Karen Knopfel Lawrence Krebs Sharon Lauffer Richard Lichtenfels CLASS OFFICERS: Gregg Evans, vice-president; Matt Pisarcik, president; Sam Zack, sergeant-at-arms; Connie Zack, treasurer; Pat Buchanan, secretary. John Lominicki Eva Lonesky Cathy Lorditch Ernest Lowther Sally Mahon Sharon Mack Andy Mahalic Karen Marino Arthur Maser Herbert McClain Robert McClintock Frank McCloskey Michael McClure Tom McCullough Anne McDowell Linda McGaughey Margaret McGinnis Ronald McGinnis Ronald McKillip Connie McKinney Judy McKinney Donna Mikolic Delores Miller Pam Miller Bruce Moser Ronald Moyer James Mrosky Thad Mytrysak 51 Barbara Neri Tim Nixon Herbert Ondrizek Linda Ooghe Dean Orner Karen Penrose Barbara Pisarcik Cathy Pisarcik Martin Pisarcik Matthew Pisarcik Rodney Plowman Delores Price David Hager Lila Repine Linda Ressler Lawson Rhine David Rindfliesch Linda Ritenour Donald Robinson Lyle Robson Susan Rodkey Jim Rowe Ray Seigh Shirley Sesock Linda Shingler Charles Shomo Mary Ann Simon Linda Steiner Linda Stephens Kay Stivison Kenneth Stivison Nancy Stutzman Sandra Stutzman Norman Thompson Robert Thompson Bonnie Toman Lynn Tomb Carole Torok James Toth Michael Troup William Walker Barbara Weigel 52 Six juniors proudly display their rings. Sophomores CLASS OFFICERS: Pat Dominy, secretary; Lester Silbaugh, John Ofman firmly believes in this slogan— Have saddle president; Sam Howsare, sergeant-at-arms; Gary Payne, will travel. vice-president; Karen Evans, treasurer. Mary Allison Donald Anderson Sandy Antolik Jennifer Auld I eonarfl Rambus nSr B nSch James Bennett John Bonett Lee Bowser Janet Boyle Darlene Brendlinger Patricia Burkett Zelpha Butch Margaret Caldwell Paul Campbell Mary Carney Sandra Carney Stephen Cernak Judith Clark Robert Clark Brian Claypool Linda Cline Phyllis Coffman Betty Collins Sharon Cowan David Croyle Darrell Davis Kay Deem Pat Dominy Theresa Dziagwa Anna Eamigh Karen Evans Janet Findley Earlene Fletcher Matt Foster 53 John Forsythe Karen Franklin Timothy Gamble Sharon Garland Carol Garthoff John Garshnick Ronald Garshnick Bonnie Gaul Barbara Gero George Glusko Barry Graham Linda Green Dennis Gregorich Ned Griffith Sandra Griffith Esther Homing Kenneth Henry James Henry Karen Hess Harry Hill Melanie Hill James Hixon David Howard Roland Howard David Hutchinson John Janosik Dennis Kitzmiller Mary Klingensmith Robert Kline Sylvester Krouse Beth Kwisnek Gerald Lamb Barbara Lantzy Linda Lawhead Alvin Lichtenfels 54 Nancy Lichtenfels Kenneth Lickenfelt William Lindsey Linda Lytle Rosemary Machak Alice Mack David Mack Robert Mardis Darlene Mash Herb Mathews Wanda May James McCabe Gloria McCully Michael McCreary Clara McDowell Fredrick McDowell Joseph McDowell Robert McFeaters Jay McGarvey Thomas McNutt Michael Meagher Cynthia Miller Merle Mintmier William Mintmier Jack Minzer Dwaine Mowery Sharon Mowery Rose Mroczka Dan Muir Jeannie Nixon Barbara Ofman Glenn Orner Gary Palmer Jean Parsley David Paulo Gary Payne Charles Pegg Virginia Penrose Anna Pisarcik Diana Plowman Pat Potochniak Larry Rager Michael Reha Nancy Reidell Edward Rhoades Patricia Rhoades Harold Robinson Dianna Rohrabaugh Betty Rudnik Terry Rudnik Janet Rummel Donald Runyan Michael Sank James Santus Chris Scanga Glenn Shank Judy Sharpe Gary Sharrer Agnes Shaw William Shingler John Shomo Delores Shomo Christin h p Lester Silbaugh Sophia Slonka Susan Stake Carol Stewart Judy Stewart Richard Stewart Larry Strong Mark Stutzman Jackie Swanhart Carol Troska James Troska Jerry Uadi ski Jo Ann Varner Charles Walbeck Ed Walbeck David Walls Harry Weigel Dennis Younkin 55 FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS: Frank Stanek, sergeant-at-arms; Chuck Mack, president; Virginia Hofecker, treasurer; Karen Mulligan, secretary; Earlene McClain, vice-president. Glenn Anderson Lois Andrie Sharon Barbus Shirley Barbus Diane-BaFEholwnew Edward Benedick Diana Boring Elizabeth Boring Susan Boring Joyce Bowers Theodore Bowers David Bracken Dan Brendlinger Sandy Brendlinger Timothy Brendlinger Wanda Brendlinger Patty Brett David Brown Raymond Brown Sharon Brown Sharon Buchanan Glenn Busch Roger Butch Gale Campbell James Campbell Thomas Campbell Debby Carney Raymond Clawson William Clevenger Patricia Cline Donald Colgan Marilyn Conrad Albert Cramer Teddy Cramer Dale Davis Karen DeBona John Deyarmin Neil Figard Mark Forsythe 56 Kathleen Gorman Barry Gregorich Joyce Gregorich Sandra Gressley Charlotte Hall John Hamrock Rickey Heming Daniel Henry Laura Henry Lee Hess Eugene Hill Hazel Hill Matthew Hill Barbara Hixon Virginia Hoefecker John Holupka Linda Horn Richard Horn Sharon Horner Wanda Howard Clyde Hunt Thomas Isenberg August Janicsko Janet Jenkins Emma Johns Robert Joseph Agnes La Rosa Alan Lauffer Thomas Lavis Marilyn Layman Paul Leary Linda Ling Connie Lonas Deborah Lowther Gloria Machak Charles Mack Larry Mack Sharon Mack Barbara Mahalic Sharon Mardis Daniel Marino Charles McCachren Earlene McClain Dianne McConnell Pauline McDowell Ralph McDowell James McGaughey Brian McGinnis Dennis McGinnis Janice McGinnis Russell McGinnis Audrey McKillip George McLaughlin Diane Mikolic Donna Miller Janet Montgomery Karen Mulligan Tom Mur dick Laura Murphy Elliot Neri Patricia Nixon Lana Oliver Tom Palguta 57 Bev Pisarchik Edgar Pitt Karen Plowman Linda Plowman Clara Price Daryl Rainey Kenneth Rager Constance Relmer Randy Rensko Sue Retallack Judy Rhine Vickie Rhoades Donna Robinson Gloria Rodkey Beverly Rummel Sharon Santus John Sbardella Debra Sesock Donna Sesock Doris Sharp Diane Shingler Karen Shirley Sharon Shomo Henry Shultz Elizabeth Sloane Frank Staneic George Staruch Gloria Steiner Frank Stewart Harry Stewart Jan Stiffey Terrx Stiles Dale Strong Wayne Thompson Andrew Torok k-. Patricia Walker Sandra Walls James Wascak Sylvester Wascak William Weimer Barbara Wilko Danny Wirick Elizabeth Wirick Mark Wirick Bonnie Yarnal Pluma Yarnal William Zallar Our candid camera caught these biology students at a very busy moment. 58 Eighth Graders CLASS OFFICERS: Eugene Hutchinson, sergeant-at-arms; These elective agriculture students are making cider. We Linda Barbus, secretary; Mike Scanga, president; Wanda hope it wasn't hard, boys. Davis, treasurer; Debby Skedel, vice-president. Roberta Alberta Sharon Ashcom Donna Bako Lintjft Barbus Harry Barbus Sally Beskid Clair Bishop Edward Bloom Dennis Boring Wanda Boring Betty Rae Bowers Thomas Boyle Barbara Brink Robert Brown Ralph Bruckhart Glenn Buchkoski Dennis Bunn Carol Burkett Roberta Cahill Homer Cameron Roberta Cameron William Campbell Neena Carney Robert Chappell Kathy Cline Raymond Closson Linda Cramer Charlotte Croyle Darla Custer Paulette Daniels Louella Davis Georgia Davis Nancy Davis Wanda Davis Linda Dias 59 Cynthia Fisher Dennis Foster Sandra Fry Martha Gamble Sharon Garland Susan Grindle Gladie Hall Thomas Hamacek Gloria Hamrock Lynn Harding Debbie Horn Marilyn Heming Leland Henderson Anna Marie Hensal Alton Hewitt Tressa Hewitt Henry Hill Laura Hill Dwight Hollingsworth Georgann Holupka Cheryl Hoover Deborah Hoover James Howard Lois Hudnall Eugene Hutchison Roy Jacob Theresa Janosik Stephen Johnston Ronald Jordan Carol Kelly Ronald Kitzmiller Karen Krall Nancy Kuchenbrod Janice Kuzminsky Donna La Corte Anthony Lantzy Sue Lichtenfels Susan Liggett Kathryn Lytle Forrest Mack Lois Mack Thomas Mack Vickie Mack Wendy Mack Mark Matthews Barbara May David McCachren Raymond McClain Richard McDowell Charlotte McGinnis George McGinnis Linda McGinnis Roberta Mclntire Donald McNutt Susan Mikula Carole Miller 60 Patricia Miller Susan Miller James Mintmier Mary Ann Mintmier Susan Mrosky Christine Muir Nancy Milligan Carol Ondrizek Susan Pasztor Dennis Payne Tammie Payne Edward Pease Linda Pegg Diana Penrose Linda Penrose Stephen Pizarcik Aileen Plowman Kenneth Plowman Carolyn Hager Vernon Reidell William Ressler Bonnie Ripple William Ritenour Bruce Rohrabaugh Donna Ruffner James Rummel Ronald Rummel Michael Scanga Michael Sesock Sharon Shaffer Sherry Shiley Rhonda Shomo Terry Shoup James Silk Deborah Skedel Stanley Skedel Helen Smith Lois Snyder William Stern Rita Stewart David Stivison David Tomb Mary Visnesky Kenneth Voorheis Joel Walbeck Debra Waters Suzanne Wirick Wayne Young John Youngbolld Kerry Younkin Ricky Younkin be the problem? 61 Seventh Graders CLASS OFFICERS: Jayne Bracken, president; Susan Stiles, treasurer; Duke Barbus, secretary; Jim Auld, vice-president; Tom Bell and Jim McClintock, sergeants-at-arms. Chari Allen Debra Anderson James Auld Peter Barbus Kenneth Becker Tom Bell Sandra Benedick Lynette Berezansky Deborah Boring Eugene Boring Betty Boring Jayne Bracken Barbara Brendllnger Diana Brendllnger Sharon Brendlinger Carol Buchanan Phillip Claypool Robert C loss on Karen Coffman Rae Deana Cowan Doris Cramer David Dill Gary Dill Roy Duncan Dorothy Dziagwa Karen Ekis Kenneth Evans Blair Figard Mary Jo Findley Ronald Forsythe Jerilyn Franks Nancy Fry Randy Fry Gail Gardner Cliff Gaul Kathy Good Kevin Griffith Nancy Griffith Deborah Gunter Gregory Harding John Helenic Thomas Henry Russell Hill James Hirko Kay Hollingsworth Sandra Holtz man Alan Hunt Bonnie Jamison Lynn Jamison Cecelia Jones Cindy Jones Jennifer Kerr Kenneth Kisamore Fred Kline Carol Kuchenbrod Jeffrey Lamb Carol Lantzy William LaRosa Claire Lauffer Sari Layman Paul Lear Karen Lichtenfels Sharon Lickenfelt Rickey Ling Marie Lowther Ted Manges Mary Marcus Kevin Marsh Darlene Mazey Janette McClain James McClintock Melanie McClure Constance McDowell Richard McFeaters Bud Metzler Gregory Mikula Lance Miller Theresa Minzer Randall Moyer Harriet Muir Carrie Mulligan Randy Murdick Betty Murphy James Murphy David Nixon James Of man Patricia Of man •%•� � • hese students are hard at work, but do you notice their ttle mascot? These seventh grade angels are working on little angels. Denise Oliver Dennis Oliver Bruce Orner Robert Palmer Sharon Penrose Cecil Plowman Charles Plowman David Ponchione Phyllis Rensko Wesley Ressler Sharon Riddle George Robinson Patty Rock Floyd Rohrabaugh Joe Rowe Rickey Rudnik Harold Rummel Linda Rummel Lucille Sbardella Corine Scanga Jean Sharpe Daniel Shearer Samuel Shirley Roxann Shiley Mary Shomo Evelyn Sievers Keith Skavang Robert Snoby Todd Snoby Mary Soto Ronald St. Clair Donald Steffy Monica Steiner Gail Stewart Donna Stiles Suzanne Stiles Richard Strong Michael Stutzman Barbara Troska Sandra Vozsnyak Frances Wascak Vivian Weigel Angela Wirick Mona Wisner Don Wright Kenneth Yeckley Cheryl Young Dale Younkin William Zettle William Zimmerman 64 These students know only too well that talking in class is not permitted. The boy on the right is holding the monumental four-inch pile of ”1 will not talk...” papers written by the class. Junior Band and Seventh Grade Chorus JUNIOR BAND: FIRST ROW: Mr. Pecsenye, director, Earlene McClain, Tressa Hewitt, Kevin Griffith, Diana Brendlinger, Steve Pisarcik, James Murphy, Bev Pisarcik, Maryan Mintmier, Gregg Mikula, Joe Rowe, Debby Donahue. SECOND ROW: Betty Rae Bowers, Frances Wascak, Cheryl Young, Bob Snoby, Alton Hewitt, Cheri Allen, Jayne Bracken, William Stein, Lance Miller, James HJLrko, Rae Deana Cowan. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Conrad, Laura Henry, Roberta Alberta, Gale Campbell, Sharon Santus, Rhonda Shomo, Connie Reimer, Marilyn Homing, Betty Murphy, Doris Sharp. FOURTH ROW: Rickey Ling, Diane McConnell, Patty Cline, Linda Plowman, Carol Stewart, Patty Brett, Susan Liggett, Don Shearer, Karen Mulligan, Evelyn Sievers, Jennifer Kerr. FIFTH ROW: Carol Kuchenbrod, Kathy Cline, John Halupka, Gloria Machak, Larry Eamigh, Todd Snoby, Pauline McDowell, Jim Wascak, Linda McGinnis, Sharon Garland. SIXTH ROW: Roy Jacob, DavidMcCachren, Tom Palguta, Sharon Brown, Geoge Staruck, Sylvester Wascak, Mark Matthews, Ed Sievers, Joe Visnesky, Connie McDowell, Aileen Plowman. SEVENTH GRADE CHORUS FIRST ROW: Don Steffey, Joe Rowe, Linda Rummel, Diana Brendlinger, James McClintock, Ken Evans, Ken Becker, Marie Lowther, Nancy Fry. SECOND ROW: Carrie Mulligan, Angela Wirick, Mary Soto, Rae Deana Cowan, Tom Bell, Frances Wascak, Donna Stiles, Cindy Jones, Suzanne Stiles. THIRD ROW: Karen Ekis, Pat Ofman, Cheryl Young, Cecelia Jones, Barbara Troska, Sandra Holtzman, Betty Ann Murphy, Roxann Shiley, Lance Miller, Nancy Griffith. FOURTH ROW: Karen Coffman, Carol Buchanan, Lynette Berezansky, Joan Sharp, Evelyn Sievers, Gail Stewart, Lucille Sbardella, Dorothy Dziagwa, Darlene Mazey. FIFTH ROW: Jennifer Kerr, Phil Claypool, Rickey Ling, Randy Fry, Carol Kuchenbrod, Connie McDowell, Claire Lauffer, Mary Jo Findley, Kay Hollingsworth, Mary Marcus. 65 SPORTS An essential part of school life today is the athletic program. United offers football, basketball, wrestling and track in its interscholastic sports program. Participation in organized sports teaches the importance of cooperation, responsibility and the desire to win. Without these three traits, one could not survive in todays fast moving world. Picture: United's Lions in action at the 1964 Homecoming game. Varsity Football Left to Right, Jim Brown, Dave Mack, Steve Cernak, Dennis Kitzmiller, Bob Clark, Ned Griffith, Russ Smith, Jim Hixon, Hugh Hudnall-manager. Row Two, George Glusko, Bill Shingler, Ken Eamigh, Paul Pozar, Andy •Pisarcik, Darrell Davis, Herb McClain, Dan Svilar, Jon Cresson, John Mowery. Row Three, Bill Medvide, Ken Hudnall, Frank McCloskey, Mike Barbus, Gary Waters, Joe LaRosa, Dave Rindfliesh, Thad Mjtrysak. Row Four, Gerald Lamb, Lanny Waters, Gary Moser, Ron Coffman, Ron Rummel. Varsity In Action Cresson (25) hands the ball to the fullback as Westmont's defense halts United’s drive. Ken Hudnall Guard Senior Football Players Joe La Rosa End Bill Medvide Guard Gary Moser Tackle John Mowery End Andy Pisarcik Halfback Paul Pozar Tackle Ron Rummel Fullback Russ Smith Halfback Dan Svilar Halfback Gary Waters End Lanny Waters End 69 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Row One: Left to Right, Darrell Davis, Jim Hixon, Ken Eamigh, Dave Mack, Dennis Kitzmiller, Gerald Lamb, Ned Griffith, Steve Cernak, Bill Shingler, Mike Barbus. Row Two, Mr. Yewio-coach, George Glusko, Thad Mytrysak, Bob Clark, Ron Coffman, Herb McClain, Jon Cresson, Dave Rindfliesch, Frank McCloskey, Jim Brown, Hugh Hudnall-manager. UNITED vs NANTY-GLO 4 i Hudnall (60) and Pozar (50) look on as teammate recovers Nanty-Glo fumble. 70 JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL How One: Left to Right, Danny Dodson-manager, Russ Dill, Tom Hunt, Lynn Jamison, Alan Hunt, Lynn Harding Stanley Skedel, Bruce Rohrabaugh, David Dill, Terry Mytrysak. Row Two, Mr. Fra trick, Bill Clevenger, Lee Hess, Joe Visnesky, Eliot Neri, Chuck Mack, Tom Lavis, Neil Figard, Bill Zimmerman. Row Three, John Spar della, Ted Bowers, Ed Seivers, Dale Davis, Ed Pease, Burt Cramer, Joe Torok, Robert Joseph. UNITED LOSES BALL After four unsuccessful tries for the first down, United must turn the ball over to Nanty-Glo. 71 Varsity Basketball Left to Right, Archie Dodson, Wes Dodson, Dan Svilar, Mike Troup, Jon Cresson, Andy Pisarcik Herb M,piotn u Hudnall, Dave Rindfliesh, Lanny Waters, Bob Thompson. McClain, Hugh Seniors Andy Pisarcik Guard Lanny Waters Forward Dan Svilar Guard 72 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Kneeling: Left to Right, Rich Stewart, Gary Payne, Dave Mack, BUI Lindsey. Standing: Denny Younkin, Glenn Orner, Mr. Winslow, coach, Dave Pavlo, George Glusko. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Row One: Left to Right, Mr. Fratrick, coach, Dale Davis, John Spardella, Eliot Neri, Neil Figard, Ed Seivers, lee Hess, Dan Brendlinger, Mike Scanga. Row Two, Steve Johnson, Dwight Hollingsworth, Ed Pease, Eugene Hill, Tom Mack, -Lqp Tnrnif Chuck Mack, Tom Hamacik. Row Three, Cliff Gaul, Paul Lear, Lynn Jamison, Ron Uadiski, Bruce Rohrabaugh, Wesley Ressler, Larry Mack. Row Four, Joel Walbeck, Jim Hirko, Duke Barbus, Tom Bell, Jim Murphy, Ken Becker. Lanny Waters trys to bring down a rebound. Bob Thompson and a Laura Lamar player jump for the ball. 74 LIONS IN ACTION This is the club that bubbles over with school spirit. Win or lose, the Pep Club is behind our boys one hundred percent. VARSITY WRESTLERS Row One: Left to Right, Wilbur Fry-manager, Larry Strong, Marlin Boyle, Bob Shetler, Bob McClintock, Ron McKilllp, Frank Stewart, Gordon Tomb, Dwayne Mowery, Ken Eamigh-manager. Row Two; Mr. Zbur- coach, Jim Custer, John Mowery, Jim Brown, Gary Moser, Frank McCloskey, Larry Davis, Ed Burkett, Mr. Harvey-coach. VARSITY RECORD J.V. RECORD United 37 Somerset 13 United 10 Blairsville 33 United 24 Blairsville 17 United 5 Westmont 29 United 25 Westmont 15 United 17 Chestnut Ridge 2 United 25 Chestnut Ridge 24 United 22 Marion Center 20 United 23 Marion Center 22 United 10 Marion Center 28 United 17 Somerset 11 76 SENIORS Larry Davis 145 Gary Moser Unlimited John Mowery 138 Bob Shetler 103 Gordon Tomb 112 Marlin Boyle 120 Ed Burkett 165 JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLERS First Row: Left to Right, Wilbur Fry-manager, Jim Auld, Zbur-coach, Glenn Busch, Ted Bowers, Alan Lauffer John Hamrock, Dave Brown, Bob Brown, Jim McGaughy, Jan Stiffey, John Garshnick, Vernon Reidell, Mr. Harvey- Bob McClain, Ken Eamigh-manager. Second Row: Mr. manager. 78 Varsity Wrestlers warm-up before the match. Track 1964 1965 FIRST ROW: Gerald Lamb, Darrell Davis, Dennis Kitzmiller, Jim Davis, Ken Heming, Andy Pisarcik, John Mowery, Dan Svilar, Matt Mulvihill, Andy Pizarchik, Bob Bell, Tom Trimm. SECOND ROW: Hugh Hudnall, Don Becker, Alvin Lichtenfelts, Joe Me Dowell, Bob Me Featers, Gary Payne, Lee Bowser, Ron Rummel, Norm Thompson, Matt Foster, Dave Hutchinson, Leonard Barbus. THIRD ROW: Dean Orner, Harold Robinson, Paul Campbell, Bob Nihart, Denny Younkin, Ron Coffman, Jon Cresson, Ken Hudnall, Gary Sharrer, Jim Bennett, Denny Overdorff. FOURTH ROW: Herb Mathews, Harry Weigel, Chris Scanga, Jim Brown, Herb Me Clain, Bruce Moser, Larry Davis, Ron Me KiUip, Ken Lichenfelt, Thad Myteysak, Gary Moser. FIFTH ROW: Glenn Orner, John Shomo. Absent: Ken Buchanan, Bill Lichtenfels. State Track FRONT, LEFT TO RIGHT: John Mowery, Andy Pisarzik, Ken Heming, Jim Davis, Bob Nihart, Herb McClain. Record United Invitational 1st Indiana State College Invitational 3rd Mountain Conference Relays 1st United Invitational 2nd United Invitational 2nd West Central Coaches 3rd Mountain Conference Track Meet 1st Indiana County 3rd Altoona Coaches Relays 4th Cambria Heights Relays 1st United Invitational 1st District Six 3rd State Championship 4th 80 Track Starters FIRST ROW: Ken Hemlng, Matt Mulvlhill, Andy Plsarcik, Dan Svilar, Tom Trimm, Andy Pizarchik, Herb Me Clain, John Mowery. SECOND ROW: Bob Bell, Denny Younkin, Ron Coffman, Jon Cresson, Ron Me Killip, Don Becker, Denny Overdorff. THIRD ROW: Larry Davis, John Shomo, Thad Mytrysak, Gary Moser, Bruce Moser, Jim Davis, Bob Nihart. Absent: Bill Lichtenfels, Ken Buchanan. Senior Track Members FRONT ROW: Andy Pizarchik, Tom Trimm, Ken Bell, Bob Nihart, Jim Davis, John Mowery. Heming, Matt MulvihilL SECOND ROW: Bob Abs ?nt: Ken Buchanan, Bill Lichtenfels. 81 Two Mile Relay Team III s The members of United's first two-mile relay team are: (kneeling) John Mowery, Dan Svilar (standing) Jon Cresson, Tom Trimm. Coach Dickie addresses our alert track team??? Girls’ Basketball f Kum kuw: pat Burkett, Virginia Yeckley, Sharen Chero, Kathy Burkett, Pat Lindsey, Lois Freeman, Carol Lindsey. BACK ROW: Donna Miholic, Kay Deem, Gall Hewitt, Carol DeRubis, Mrs. Alice Dickie, coach. Harriette Bracken, Sue Bracken, Warnette Hewitt, Linda Gordon. Season Record United 74 Laurel Valley 34 United 38 Laura Lamar 40 United 65 Laura Lamar 42 United 26 Ferndale 10 United 48 Shannock Valley 37 United 6 Laurel Valley 11 United 52 Laurel Valley 6 United 41 Westmont 13 YWCA Tournament Record Record United 45 Forbes 17 United 46 Ferndale 9 United 32 Johnstown 24 83 Seniors Barb Marshall Martha Weigel Business Manager Captain Sandy Mack Co-captain United's cheerleaders proudly display the second place trophy they won at the Indiana County Cheerleading Contest. Varsity Cheerleaders LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat Dominy, Linda Garishnick, Marshall, Paulette Gregorich, Sandy Mack, Barbara Martha Weigel, Diana Zar, Bonnie Toman, Mrs. Neri. Alice Dickie, Sponsor, Sharon Mack, Barbara J.V. Cheerleaders FRONT ROW: Left to Right, Karen Mulligan, Bev Rummel, Jackie Swanhart, Janet Rummel, Rosemary Machak. BACK ROW: Nancy Lichtenfels, Zelpha Butch, Debby W’aters, Sandy Stutzman, Theresa Dziagwa. ACTIVITIES UHS has such a quantity of clubs and activities that there must be something for everyone. Most students have a well rounded curriculum of both academics and activities. Our administrators realize it is just as important to develop mental and moral qualities as it is to build up academic abilities. The students of United are lucky to have such a wide variety of clubs to choose from. In different fields, the students work to make their club success!ul. Marked with many campaigns and social affairs, this past school year has been a busy one. During the last nine months almost every student enrolled at United has been in some way affected by at least one activity. The daily activity period has provided many happy and educational hours. Clubs teach ideals and morals. How many clubs did you belong to this year? Picture: United's and Westmont's Bands join together in the playing of our National Anthem. Band Provides Music Marching band members are shown as follows: First row: Pat Brett, Diane McConnell, Gale Campbell and Laura Henry. Second row: Mr. Pecsenye, Anna Pisarcik, Pam Kerr, Sharen Santus, Agnes Shaw, Alma Cline, Karen Mulligan, Margie Caldwell, Patty Cline, Diane Plowman, Doris Sharp, Nancy Stutzman, Bev Pisarcik and Joe Sharp. Third row: Chuck Walbeck, Sue Robinson, Sally Mabon, Linda Caldwell, Junia McCabe, Sue Layman, Janet Findley, Dave Hutchinson, Theresa Dziagwa, Sandy Antolik, Rosemary Machak, and Jim Wascak. Fourth row: Eileen Plowman, Connie Murdick, Deanne' Bloom, Gloria Machak, Linda Cline, Jon Gsrshnick, Ed Price, Nancy Cunningham, Judy Dziagwa, Clara McDowell and Linda Ritenour. Fifth row: Judy Sharp, Herb Mathews, Diane Stewart, Bob McClintock, Denny Overdorff, Larry Hamrock, Pam Mack, Wendel Hill, Pat Burkett, Tom Shadle, Matt Foster, and Carole Garthoff. Sixth row: Paul Campbell, Mike McCreary, Tom Palguta, George Staruch, Dwight Lewis, Bernard Dixon, Tim Gamble, Sharon Brown, Larry Davis, Sylvester Wascak, Harry Weigel, Ed Sievers, Francis Donalson. Band Officers Junia McCabe, secretary; Larry Davis, president; Joe Sharp, vice-president; Pam Mack, treasurer; and Mr. Pecsenye, director; discuss sales of Halloween Candy. 88 Pat Bracken, a commercial senior, is this years head majorette. A commercial senior year. J.J' , Laura Murpty, dompjetesj ji6r f ur h in r If: If'1 i Nancy Ostheim, a commercial third year. jWVtfft’ ; senior, twirls for her . . s TIj 1 1 i A commercial senior, Jeanne Sharrer, twirls for second year. Karen Marino, a junior, is a newcomer to the s M sefcowpear k Sharon Cowan, an academic as mascot, Earlene McClain, Serving his second year as drum-major, Joe Sharp, is an academic senior. ’ T i 44 4m Row 1: (left to right) Kelly Goodlin, Robert Toman, Donna Mack Row 2: Richard Snoby, Adda Lee Hoskinson, Joseph Coffman, Carol De Rubis, Elaine Guaetta, Andy Pizarchik, Sandra Davis, Bill Lichtenfels Row 3: Tom Trimm, Sandra Svilar, Nancy Rudnick, James Dunsmore Row 4: Kenneth Foster, Phyllis Griffith, Tommey Smith, Kenneth Heming Row 5: Kenneth Buchanan, Queen Judy Waters. MAY DAY 1964 QUEEN JUDY WATERS reigned over May Day festivities, held on May 1-2, 1964, in United's gymnasium. Besides the traditional Hemlock Chain and Maypole, many new acts were viewed. Several countries were represented by folk dances and songs performed by underclassmen. Some of the dances were the Busy Body, Seven Jumps, Road to the Isles, Heat Wave, Tinikling, and Teton Mountain Stomp. Some gifted students performed in girls and boys specialty tumbling. The program was under the direction of Mrs. Alice Dickie and Mr. Stephen Yewcic. 90 The members of the hemlock chain sneak in a little practice before the show. The girls, who are all honor students from the 11th and 12th grades, spend several days making the chain out of pine and hemlock. During a practice session, the boys specialty tumbling group show some of their skill as acrobats. Dolly Thomas, a senior academic student, gives her version of the dance Heat Wave while interested students look on. 91 C ouples dance around the Oriental center piece to the music of Jimmy Canon's Band while other couples enjoy relaxation on the side. Junior-Senior The annual Junior-Senior Prom was held Friday, April 24, 1964, from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m., in the high school gymnasium. Music for the evening was provided by-Jimmy Canon and his Band. The theme. Oriental Enchant- 92 Prom 1964 ment, was carried out with green and blue decorations and was high lighted by a center piece representing an oriental garden. The evening was completed by an afterprom party held at Ridge Lanes. Students and teachers enjoy the music provided by Jimmy Canon's Band, and couples on the side discuss the nights events. 93 QUEEN JUDY WATERS as she reigned over May Day festivities. May 1 and 2, 1964. Pam and Chuck and Nancy and Ernie dance around the centerpiece at the Jr.-Sr. Prom for 1964 — ’’Oriental Enchantment.” Homecoming Court United, September 1964. Left to right: Junior Princess, Barbara Weigel; Senior Princesses, Junia McCabe and Barbara Marshall; 1964 HOMECOMING QUEEN, BETTY PEASE; 1963 Homecoming Queen, Phyllis Griffith; Senior Princess, Martha Weigel; Junior Princess, Connie Zack; Sophomore Princesses, Rose Mroska and Sharon Cowan. HOMECOMING 1964 United's 1964 Homecoming was held September 26 on Buena Vista Field. The Student Council sponsored a semi-formal dance Saturday night. The top photo shows the band as they serenade the court at the game. In the middle photo, Andy Pisarcik runs for a touchdown; he was called back for a flag on the play. The photo to the right shows Andy as he scores a successful touchdown. 95 Tom Shadle and Judy Dziagwa, sports editors, review last years sports section. Bonnie Buchanan and Martha Weigel, business managers, with ad editor, Loretta Fairman, and Miss Tomei, business advisor, discuss the La Vista . Marlin Boyle and Betty Pease, activity editors, look over the rough copy of a layout sheet. Karen Knopel and Paul Duncan, Junior editors, and Nancy Cunningham, underclassman editor, examine an old yearbook for ideas. Bill Matthews, co-editor, and Pam Mack, editor, make plans with advisor, Mr. Me Coy for the 1965 La Vista. The La Vista Staff, They are, back row left to right: Miss Tomei, Bonnie Buchanan, Judy Dziagwa, Pam Mack, Andy Mulligan, Paul Duncan, Bill Matthews, Paula Rhine, and Mr. McCoy, Second row: Connie Murdick, Kathy Gaul, Nancy Cunningham, Martha Weigel, Betty Pease, Karen Knopel, Loretta Fair man. Front row: Russ Smith, Ken Hudnall, Tom Shadle, Marlin Boyle, Denny Overdorff. Ken Hudnall and Kathy Gaul, get ideas for the faculty section. Typists, Andy Mulligan and Connie Murdick, with artist, Denny Overdorff plan how they can improve our yearbook. __________ 97 News Editor, Sue Robinson and Assistant News Editor, Judy Dziagwa, compare newspapers. Feature Editor, Pat Bracken and Assistant Feature Editor, Barbara Marshall, review the paper. Editor, sanay Mack; Advisor, Mrs. Billie Dixon; and Co-editor, Nancy Ostheim, make plans for the future editions. Sports Editors, Bernard Dixon and Gordon Tomb check over a story. Exchange Editor, Paulette Gregorich; Copy Editor, Connie Kelly; and Business Editors Carol Potts and Nancy Mroczka have ideas for the Star”. The entire newspaper staff gets together to make plans for the coming issue. They are, standing, left to right: Mrs. Dixon, Connie Kelly, Pam Mack, Nancy Cunningham, Ina Donahue, Pat Bracken, Judy Dziagwa, Ed Price, and Gordon Tomb. Sitting: Paulette Gregorich, Sandra Mack, Sue Robinson, Barbara Marshall, Nancy Mroczka, and Nancy Ostheim. BLUE AND WHITE STAR Junior Reporters help with the paper. They are, first row: Nancy Stutzman, Carol Helenic, Kay Stivison, Pam Kerr, and Linda Shingler. Second row: Pat Buchanan, Linda Steiner, Sharon Lauffer, and Connie Zack. Back Row: Cheryl Alberter, Karen Marino, Ron Coffman, Mary Ann Simon, and Linda Altimus. Senior Reporters look over a previous assignment. They are, Ed Price and Ina Donahue. Proofreaders Pam Mack and Nancy Cunningham look on. The Senior Chorus The Senior Chorus, under the direction of MyrnaGoughnour, and faculty of United High School. It plays a large part has contributed much to the enjoyment of the students in the Christmas and Spring Programs. The Junior Chorus The Junior Chorus, also under the direction of Myma choruses provide guidance and training for those who Goughnour, has brought pleasure to United s students and are gifted with musical talent, faculty. Music plays a prominent role in life, and our 100 The Council members. They are: Left to right, back row: Jon Cresson, John Mowery, John Fletcher, Bruce Moser, Gary Moser, Denny Younkin, Andy Pisarcik, and Matt Pisarcik. Third row: Betty Pease, Bonnie Toman, Jon Garshnick, Frank Stanek, Darrell Davis, Sue Boring, Terry Chero, and Barbara Weigel. Second row: Lois Hudnall, Chuck Mack, Connie Zack, Billye Fisher, Nancy Mroczka, Tom Mack, and Mary Marcus. Front row: Mr. Clendenen, Vivian Weigel, ormrdBarbus, Lynn Jamison, Joann Sharp, Doris Sharp7 ?Mrosky, and Linda Junior High Officers are: Frank Stanek, Sergeant-at-arms; Lois Hudnall, Treasurer; Sue Boring, Secretary; Tom Mack, Vice-President; Chuck Mack, President; and Mr. Clendenen, Advisor. THE STUDENT COUNCIL Senior High Officers are: John Mowery, Treasurer; Andy Pisarcik, President; Gary Moser, Sergeant-at-Arms; Mr. Clendenen, Advisor; Jon Cresson, Vice-President; and Betty Pease, Secretary. 102 Mu Alpha Theta The members of the Mu Alpha Theta, an honorary mathematics club, are: Left to right: First row: Mr. Ronald McCoy, Sandra Mack, Nancy Cunningham, Connie Kelly, Marlin Boyle. Second row: Paula Rhine, Ron Burkett, Paul Duncan, Pam Mack. National Honor Society Members of the National Honor Society are: Left to right: sitting: Connie Kelly, Miss Gladys Thomas, sponsor, Pam Mack, and Sandra Mack. Standing: Diane Stewart, Paula Rhine, Nancy Cunningham, Andy Mulligan. Senior High Rifle Club Senior High Rifle Club members are: First row: Mr. Kohler, Mike Reha, Ken Henry, Stever Cernak, Jerry Uadiski, Bill Shingler. Leonard Barbus. Second row: Jim Custer, unris ScSBR, Lester Silbaugh, Charles Pegg, Harry Hill, Fred McDowell. Third row: John Janosik, Barry Graham, Larry Schultz, Harry Kelly, Jim Troska. Fourth row: Bob Howard, John Leary, Russ Zallar, Dave Paulo, Jim Toth, Dan Johnson. The Senior High and Junior High Rifle Clubs are sponsored by Mr. Adam Kohler. Good marksmanship and safety are stressed. Junior Rifle Club members are: First row: Mr. Kohler, Terry My trsak, Tom Hunt, Ed McGinnis. Second row: Dan Wirick, Glen Busch, August Janicsko, Ken Rager. Third row: Tom Isenberg, Alan Lauffer, Matt Hill, Jan Stiffey, Edgar Pitt. Junior High Rifle Club 103 Front Row: Left to Right: Mrs. Allen, Debbie Boring, Mona Wisner, Linda Ling, Patricia Walker, Theresa Hewitt, 2nd row Rae Deana Cowan, Debbie Carney, Rhonda Shomo, Debbie Lowther, Sandra Benedict, Karen Ekis. 3rd row Sandra Walls, Debra Sesock, Elizabeth Sloan, Donna Robinson Bonnie Yarnel. Library Clubs Front Row Left to Right: Mrs. Allen, Nancy Lichtenfels, Linda Penrose, Sharon Garland, 2nd row Sharen McGraw, Eilene Andrie, and Judy Henderson. 104 The Junior Red Cross Club is sponsored this year by Mrs. Conger. The club sponsored a dance entitled ’’Winter Fantasy” and they plan to use the money to go on a field trip. 105 Junior High Newspaper Club Junior High Newspaper Club members and sponsor are: First row: Mrs. Winslow, Debra Sesock, Lois Andrie. Second row: Sharon Santus, Dianne Mikolic, Barbara Mahollc, Judy Rhine. Third row: Marilyn Layman, Sharon Mardis, Gloria Steiner. Junior High Red Cross Club Junior and Senior High FFA Future Farmers of America are: First row: Larry Mack, John Hamrock, Dave Brown, Frank Stewart, FFA SWEETHEART Nancy Ostheim, Wesley Boring, William Mintmier, Joe Torok, Jim Campbell, Mr. £lendenen. Second row: Ted Bowers, Dan Stewart, Dave Croyle, John Spardella, Tom McNutt, John Mack, John Wagner, Jim Adams, Robert Joseph. Third row: Paul Campbell, Mike Meagher, Roland Howard, Ken Eamigh, Bill Rummel, Gilbert Murdick, Joe McDowell, Bill Mintmier. Forth row: Rodger Boring, John Fletcher, Matt Hill, Bill Stephens, Dwight Lewis, Sam Bishop, Tom Lichtenfels. Junior Future Farmers of America are: Mr. Clendenen, Jim Murphy, Don Wright, Ron Forsythe, Dennis Payne, Earl Layman, Dennis Oliver, Ken Evans, Second row: Dave • Stivison, Wayne Young, Harold Rummel, Don McNutt, Pete Reidell, Anthony Lantzy, Clair Bishop, Jim Auld. Third row: Homer Cameron, Ronald Jordan, Bob Brown, Jim Howard, Keith Evans, Raymond Closson, James Rummel. Fourth row: Jim Mintmier, Wayne Brendlinger, Ron Rummel, Bill Zimmerman, Roy Jacobs, Sam Shirley. 106 FBLA First row: Loretta Fairman, Janet Boyle, Linda Shingler, Elizabeth Nixon, Diane Rohrdbaugh, Jackie Swanhart, Kay Stivison, Virginia Penrose, Pam Kerr, Connie McKinney, Joann Varner. Judy Clark. Second row: Sponsor, Mrs. Gray, Pat Pvtochniak, Janet Benedict, Carol Torok, Phillis Coffman, Sharen McGraw, Earlene Fletcher, Veronica Machak, Alma Cline, Judy Foust, Carol Helenic, Rose Mroczka. Third row: Mary Jane Carney, Sandy Carney, Barb Neri, Eva Lonesky, Sara Robinson, Dolly Miller, Deloris Shomo, Rose Johns, Karen Varner, Barb Gero, Sharon Garland, Carmen Cramer. Fourth row: Rosemary Machak, Theresa Dziagwa, Christine Shoup, Linda Lawhead, Ann McDowell, Clara McDowell, Sue Staffs, Laura Murphy, Archie Oodson, Nancy Mroczka, Mary Shomo. Fifth row: Jennifer Auld, Peg McGinnis, Louise Warholic, Barb Yecklye, Connie Murdick, Judith Sharpe, Linda Green, Karen Evans, Carol Potts, Ina Donahue, Sandy Stutzman, Nancy Ostheim. Sixth row: Pat Bracken, Dan Svilar, Andy Mulligan, Phil Marcus, Harry Rager, Joe LaRosa, Lester Rager, Don Becker, Larry Davis, Carl Deyarmin, Mona Lowther. Future Teachers First row: Mrs. Strong, Sandy Mack, Connie Kelly, Mr. Mankamyer. Second row Kathy Gaul, Diane Stewart, Paula Rhine, Judy Dziagwa. 107 Future Nurses Club The Future Nurses Club, headed by Mrs. Clend-enen, helps the school doctor and nurse, and tries to inform its members of careers in the medical field. First row: Mrs. Clendenen, Nancy Stutzman, Elizabeth Nixon, Mary Klinginsmith, Diane Plowman, Linda Garshnick, Nancy Reidell, Linda Jones, Kathy Pisarcik, Anna Eamigh. Second row: Agnes Shaw, Linda Lytle, Carol Torok, Ruth East, Betty Collins, Sandra Griffith, Beth Kwisnek. Margaret McGinnis, Pam Miller, Sally Mabon. Third row: Esther Heming, Bonnie Rudnik, Junia McCabe, Veronica Machak, Sue Rodkey, Linda Ooghe, Carol Lindsey, JoAnn Heming. Darlene Mash, Fourth row: Linda McGaughey, Wanda May, Sharon Lauffer, Linda Steiner, Joanne Sharrer, Linda Altlmus, Linda Caldwell, Billye Fisher, Jean Sharrer, Karen Knopf l. Fifth row: Mary Ann Simon, Betty Rudnik, Karen Marino, Marilyn Riffle, Betsy Trimm, Pat Carney, Sandy Stutzman, Louise Warholic, Diana Zar. Varsity Club First row: Mr. Madill, Bill Medvide, Ron Rummel, Ken Hudnall, Dan Svilar, DarreU Davis, Russ Smith. Second row: Ron Coffman, Nick Ponchlone, John Mowery, Dave Rindfliesch, Jon Cresson. Third row: Andy Pisarcik, Paul Pozar, Frank McCloskey, Lanny Waters, Herb McClain, Denny Younkin, Fourth row: Wilbur Fry, Gary Waters, Gary Moser, Bob Thompson, Joe LaRosa. 108 i First Row: Mr. Jordan, Mary Fulcomer, Julia McCachren, Zella George, Becky Pitt. Second Row: Richard Mort, Mike Auld, Ron Campbell Third Row: Jim Yeager, Gary Hollen, Earl Krouse, BUI Crammer Senior High Radio Announcers Club Junior High High Radio Announcers Club First Row: Mr. Jordan, Linda Barbus, Kevin Griffith, Lynn Harding, Joel Walbeck, Ron St. Clair, Buddy Metsler. Second Row: CecU Plowman, Teddy Manges, John Hellenic, Eugene Hutchison, David Dill, Bob Snoby, Diane Bartholomew. Third Row: Diane Shingler, Glen Buchkaski, Sharon Buchanan, Danny Shearrer, Dwight Hollingsworth, Russ DU1. Fourth Row: Shirley Barbus, Todd Snoby, Kerry Younkin, Sandra Gressley, John Holupka. 109 he Dramatics Club The Poster Club, under the direction of Mrs. Alice Sheede is a new club added this year These students provide poster; for publicity of school events The members are: 1st ro Terry Chero, Mrs. Sheeder Linda Garshnick, Linda Jones 2nd row Bob Shetler and Martii Pisarcik. 1st row Miss Caruso, Janet Benedict, Linda Garshnick, Carmen Cramer, Audrey Coleman, Barbara Marshall, Margaret McGinnis, Carol Torok, Nancy Reidell, Jackie Swan hart. 2nd row Linda Jones, Mary Shomo, Nancy Mroczka, Eva Lone sky, Karen Knopfel, Nancy Ostheim, Darlene Mash, Zelpha Butch, Linda Ooghe, Nancy Stutzman. 3rd row Sharen Lauffer, Darlene Brendlinger, Jennifer Auld, Linda Altimus, Cheryl Alberter, Linda Steiner, Jean Parsley, Wanda May, Barbara Weigel. 4th row Nancy Cunningham, Mary Ann Simon, Barbara Yeckley, Terry Chero, Karen Marino, Judy Dziagwa, Karen Evans, Linda Caldwell. 5th row John Yount, Dan Svilar, Gregg Evans, Gary Moser, Betsy Trimm, Robert Kline, Paula Rhine. The Poster Club The Dramatics Club, under the direction of Miss Sarah Caruso, is in Charge of Producing the annual school play. This year the play is entitled The Courtship of Eddie's Father. The Future Homemakers of America is the national organization of girls studying homemaking in high school. The purpose of this organization is to help individuals improve family, personal, and community living. Mrs. Margaret Jones is the sponsor. Future Homemakers of America Boys Cooking Club The Boys Cooking Club, sponsored by Mrs. Helen Fetter, trains boys in the art of cooking. They make such things as no-bake cookies, fudge, and brownies. The program teaches boys to cook and take more responsibility in the home. Pen Pals 1 The Pen Pals, sponsored by Mrs. Anna Lominicki, writes and sends out letters to other students in English speaking countries. Camera Club The Camera Club, sponsored by Mr. George, trains interested students in taking and de-v e 1 o p i n g photographs. The club's main purpose is to supply pictures for the yearbook, newspaper, and other school activities. Science Club Sponsored by Mr. McClure, the Science Club last year visited the Buhl Planetarium and if plans are approved will visit the Smithsonian Institute later this year. 112 The Projectionist Club, sponsored by Mr. Fred St. Clair, operates the audio-visual equipment for classroom work, assemblies, and other school functions. Row one: Mr. St. Clair, Bruce Rohrabaugh, Steve Johnson, Ricky Younkin, Robert Chappel. Row two: Bill Ritenour, Terry Shoup, Bob Brown, Row three: Ed Bloom, Mark Matthews, Wayne Brendlinger, Henry Hall. The Stage Crew The Biology Club, sponsored by Mr. Zbur, was formed to interest students in plants and animals. Row one: Mr. Zbur, Larry Strong, Cindy Miller, Rosemary Machak, Janet Rummel, Row two: Melanie Hill, John Garshnick, Linda Green, Theresa Dziagwa. The Projectionist Club The stage crew consists of boys who set up props, change scenery, and do all the necessary things back stage. Row one: Mr. Mankamayer, James Bennett, Barry Brown, Mike Ault, Richard Mort. Row two: Francis Donelson, Gary Hollen, Tom Gorman, John Mack. Row three: Bill Rummel, Rodger Boring, John Leary. Row four: Paul Pozar, Wilbur Fry, John Bonet, Ton. Lichtenfels. The Biology Club 113 1 14 TRANSPORTATION FOR UNITED SCHOOL DISTRICT DALE ALTIMUS CRAMER, PENNSYLVANIA RIDGE LANES Home of the After-Prom Bowling Parties Jerry Boucher, Manager 119 South Indiana Pennsylvania HENDERSON VARIETY STORE Bolivar Pennsylvania LARKINS SERVICE Gas Center Pennsylvania Compliments of VALE TECH Pennsylvania 116 Blairsville y P CQM t nts of y VY J V DiRINALDO DB ARTMENT MR. CHARLES Wl± , STORE. 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