West Allegheny High School - Alleghanian Yearbook (Imperial, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1966 volume:

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' U A lv ' - I ' - Q ' - I ' - Q 9 ' . 1 fx f S ' 1 I ' 4 fffufl' I 4 M - M -,K 9, I ' . 1 I - I ' A Q, . La, A ' I, ' A s X if-r 'A !,,, ff ' -A Foreword In the past two decades tremendous strides have been made in the American way of life. It is difficult to imagine life without television, kitchens without all the electrical gadgets that make life comfortable, airplanes that fly only one hundred miles per hour. In education, also, there has been a change. Our fund of knowledge has quadrupled in the last few years. The next decades promise that it will double or triple again. One can only conjecture what a modern secondary school will be like in 1986. If education keeps pace with the progress promised elsewhere, the high school of the future will bear no resemblance to the high school of '66. In many ways, West Allegheny was typical of a high school in the sixties. Lest we forget in the future, the staff presents this pictorial ac- count of the school year 1965-66. Table of Contents ADMINISTRATION 9 SENIORS 19 JUNIORS 45 SOPHOMORES 53 FRESHMEN 61 ORGANIZATIONS 69 AC TIVITIES 89 SPORTS 10 9 ADVERTISERS 125 X Various Acfivifies Hold John Solomon, Linda Stewart, and Jeanne Butler practice verbs in Russian Class. Russian was one of the new courses added to WA's curriculum. Kathey Sacks applies make-up to Laura Page as Ed Nalesnick watches. fBoth Ed and Laura performed in the Thespians' trio of plays pre- sented to the public.J Terry Lynch and Bonnie McGrogan up- date the lobby directory of events. Affenfion of WA Sfudenfs. Bill Heron stands at rapt attention during the band's halftime performance. The senior girls enrolled in home economics eat the la- .Q sagna they prepared. t W- K Mr. Bonfidini demonstrates the use of his giant wood sander. 1 E Mike Jasper concentrates on a test administered to seniors by the Penn- sylvania State Employment Bureau. 5 New Classes Are Added Boys get a chance to putter around 111 electronlcs class Karen Nrehaus works Wlth clay and pot Peggy Dlck off1c1a1 Thesp1ar1 PIXIS. tery wheel. 255, . 5 K X ,XA Sum f A K as the Need Arises I If fl 5 Q- 1 ' e Members of the Advanced Physics class observe another of their many phe- l'101'1'1Cfla. Mitzi Slovick shows con- cern during a tense mo- ment at a basketball game. Co-head Karen Lewis twirls a lighted baton during halftime show. While the other juniors decorate, Rena Logan helps Barb White cool off in the wishing well. 1 s . Z i 2 if .X hi Lx E iz L s ,5 52 s Q Q I s A Supervising Principal DR VERNONG PATTERSON High School Principal DR. ANTHONY I. MIKLAUSEN Secretaries Beverly Snatchko Margaret Reitmeyer Rosalie Armour Board of President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Solicitor Education Warren W. Scott Wilbur W. Bradburn Rosalie Armour Henry J. Kelly Raymond H. Cummings J. Russell Ewing Desire Guyaux Frank W. Haley Edward Matters Leon McElhaney William J. McE1haney Paul L. McMichael Helen Moody William W. Scott Jr. Dr. Stephen Stevens James C. Trotter John M. Shane GEORGE ALLISON VIRGINIA ALLISON JOHN E BONFADINI M Ed B of Music Phys1cal Education Engllsh 9 Drama Metal Shop Electronics Health Continuing the trend of previous years a great number of students part1c1pated in the study of Spanish and French and two years of Latin Sixteen 1nterested students began the study of one of the world s most difficult languages As in past years the language laboratory was of prrmary value as tapes and records were utilized by all modern language students CHARLES BURIN MARY CONLEY ROBERT DAHL M Ed Brology Engl1sh Algebra II Trigonometry Advanced Math B. S. . . A. B. . ' B. S. foreign languages. Russian was offered for the first time in addition to the four year sequence of B. S. A. B. . . B. S. DOROTHY DUNEVICH WILLIAM ELLIS ALBERT FLOCCO B. S. B.S. B.S. M.A. Shorthand, Typing, Office Physics, Advanced Physics, Guidance COUIISCIOF Practice Algebra II In recent years, the study of mathematics and sciences has become of major importance in our technological world. W. A. offers its students a variety of subjects, ranging from first year algebra to quantitative analysis. New programs of advanced math and science courses were be- gun to prepare interested and able students for future college courses and the world outside the classroom. BETTY JEAN FLOCCO JAMES FORNELLA DANIEL I. KACZOROWSKI B.A. B.S. M. Ed. B.E. Vocational Home Economics General Science French SUSAN KING JOSEPH J. KLIMCHAK ROBERT KNAUER B.S. A.B. M. Ed. B.S. English 9, 10 Latin, Russian, English ll, Art Journalism The social sciences, which bring the serious student a better understanding of those peoples and cultures which have risen and fallen in the ,past, are an important part of West Al1egheny's curriculum. Offered in all four years, these subjects dealing with global, Pennsylvania and American history, government, sociology and economics, prepare the serious student to take his place as an important member of today's fast-moving society. V MARGARET KNOBLOCH ALEXANDER KRAMER WILLARD LANKFORD B. of Music Ed. B. S. M. Ed. B. A. English 10, 11, Developmental Driver Training, Driver English 10, 11, 12 Reading Education .xr V. ,N ,,.4' - 4.5: . 2' . 4 '-rj-ff .25 T , ' s . L..-as im, if 1 . ,,,.,...,,,.-.........-...-.. ' W .., si.. ,, ., 9 S Ky. 90- affix wad X gi? ww gm gifs! 'fl YR.. as 'G' , y5' , .rQ'C 'f'?5f.r.'i 5 -- ,H 2' 5- H . div -f ' i ' ' gui! E 11 1 vi 'WW 'Q' Sis 0 , A iii. ' -1' A' 1.. Q ' ' Af I .- g Q, E. ,- .45-K 'misss K .fr XJ. . I '35, ,5k-v ,,:-,aa Ti -- mpg ' V! 1 b1 - -.--, '- ,K , 5lf3sEfir3svf.-1 Q, N- . -2. X gr--vw-51'-.K-1' , A S WEE? . ff f BONNA LESKO THOMAS MARRIOTT POLLY MINNICK B. S. B. S. B. S. Physical Education, Health Woodshop, Mechanical Physical Education Drawing Since self-expression is one of man's most necessary abilities, the English Department takes a front row seat in the high school curricula. From year to year, the W. A. student gains: gram- matical skills, knowledge of both English and American literature, paying particular attention to Shakespearian works. In the senior year, the classes become more college-geared, stressing composition and preparing the English student for college and the world of communication beyond. STEWART MORGAN DENNIS NICOLETTE JOHN PEROZZI B. of Music Ed. M. F. A. B. S. B. S. Choral Music Chemistry General Math. Algebra II DALE REDDINGER ALFRED ROSEN GEORGE SCHMIDT B.S. B. F.A. B. A. Physical Education Band Economics, Sociology To be a well-rounded individual, one must be acquainted, not only with the fields of science and social studies but also with varied courses which are offered at W. A. For those interested in enlarging their cultural background, W. A. affords courses in art and music. The commer- cial department prepares the student for entrance into the business worldg and future home- makers become skilled in the home economics department. Courses in shop skills and mechan- ical drawing are open to interested boysp and physical education is required for all students. Thus, every W. A. student is given the opportunity to receive a thorough, yet diversified, edu- cation JOSEPH SCHRAMM, B.S. STELLA SHANE JOYCE SMITH, B.S. Civics Home-School Visitor Typing, Shorthand ELIZABETH STEWART, B. A. , M. Ed. EUGENE STEWART, B. S. GEORGIANN URBAN, B.S English ll Biology, American History Algebra 1, General Math ROBERT VERELST, B. S. SHERRY VICARRO, B.S. Plane GCOITICIIY World CUlUlTe Spanish GERTRUDE WEBSTER, B. S School Librarian K SALLY YANKEL ALVIN ZALNASKY PAUL ZUROVCHAK School Nurse B. S. B. S. American History Bookkeeping, Typing, General Business lr Cafeferia Sfaff Gladys Moody, Sarah Yamber, Helen Logan, Alice Yecko, Evelyn Heidler, Gladys Strong, Mae Wilson. Missing: Iulia Greck. Mafrons C usfodians Agnes Yezeski, Slyvia Prosperi, Margaret Swoager. Missing: Mary Logar. - Frank Zalaznik, Alvin Mitchell. Missing: Duane McCreight, Gus Schiefelbein. J OFFICERS: Constance Cummings, secretary, Miss Conley, sponsorg Dennis Zierden, vice-president: Janet Little, presidentg and Marsha Owens, treasurer. On September 2, 1962, the class of '66 began its high school ,66 career in the new West Allegheny building. This was to be the first class to begin its freshman year in the new high school, and complete its entire four years there. The class of '66 was successful as a fund-raising class, sponsoring the Freshman Dance, the Sophomore Picnic, plus the Junior-Senior Prom. They, in four years, sold everything from dinner mints to sweatshirts, and light bulbs to Christmas cards. From September to May, they participated in the varied athletic and social activities, with time out for long-awaited vacations and occasional studying. Year followed year, and the class of '66 came nearer and nearer to their senior year. The class of '66 is distinguished by the fact that more of its stu- dents are college-bound than any previous year in West Allegheny history. Approximately 60070 of the graduating class plans to continue its education in institutions of higher learning. Besides which, the sen X iors of 1966 obtained more scholarship and loan aid than any other class. Janet Little and Connie Cummings were elected by the class to serve as president and secretary for four consecutive years. As the senior year came to a close, the customary senior activi- ties were held. The Senior Luncheon was served on Tuesday, May 24, and final exams were given the following two days. With this, the seniors walked out of the classrooms for the last time. May 29 marked Baccalaureate services. Then, on June 1, the seniors were awarded their diplomas at Commencement, thus completing their high school years. 20 Dede Newport and Barry Vidrick admire Dud1ey, Karen Turner and Sharon Chauvet distribute light the prize in the magazine sales campaign. bulbs to Lorraine Stewart and Theresa Horvath. DIANNE ABEL SUSAN ADA MS DENNIS AHLBORN KA THIE ALLEN SUE ALTERS IACQUELINE BAKER JOHN BARRETT RUTH BARTLETT DIANA BARTLEY MARION BECK GEORGE BOLING MARY ANN BOZICK JANE BRADBURN GEORGE BRITTON JOHN BRUCE ALLEN BUGAY 5 -z'4e?0zet0Afe'akz!,4ctaft4e5enchm6'Z444a,f SALLY BUGAY ROBERT BUTYA IESSIE CA RRICK WALTER CENEY SITTING: S. Chauvet, R. Mamone, R. Bartlet, K. Turner, L. Stewart, M. Owens, treasurer: J. Little, president. STANDING: C. Cummings, secretaryg B. Marsh, L. Page, A. Scheer, W. Ceney, R. Boling, D. Zierden, Vice- president. With Miss Conley, senior sponsor, the Executive Committee was responsible for initiating and carrying out the de- cisions of the class. 7966 7044z'4eSZecz'ebnaf'7z'40ffdca4mzdE CHARLES CHADISH PEGGY CHAPPELL PATRICIA CHA TTERLY SHARON CHAUVET JOSEPH CHERNIK RENEE CHIRI CHERYL CHRISTOPHER KATHY COMLY LARRY COMLY DENNIS COOK MAUREEN COUDERC DORIS CRIMM S -SeaschzpcZtwze470ozet'4e?dza, 7 ' aftde ANDREW CROOKS MARY ANN CROWELL CONSTANCE CUMMINGS JANET DA VIS W ' A -- I V -R HM Whig! A,L,, LM M,S'i'i11, giijgggllgggiflggiggggigfigiiggifiqiitffaiig3f?2gE21p'73g2?f5'211'Ig:i2sE:if2Ei529'ftif'f 212.5iii2:':..2'isQ2ii22'i1i2'5: 5i:- :Sf Kimi-1E':ii2i1'S1,21i2ZiQ1i54ii.f12''iwwflziilfvi12:50,WWE: vf'- 1E,fs':ffbii:s:'E-ffhlivff'ffff2??X?!a:C1:+11:2fifKS6 Gabrielle Cohen, an exchange student from Rosario, Argentina, takes part in her first snow- ball battle. After a quiz there is usually a welcome break. NANCY DELEUZE JOYCE DELUCA NANCY DBROY MARGARET DICK sMuweffA1+zss,, wfa: .innate-2ml:frfgr-swlrxsermfVmv1a:.2:Mg:f'asfimwwgafrgxmmS,i,,.Eg, 313.-,gX5WA,Wi,5,?fw g:,,k.,,:1,,,,,m,,minmm The Senior Class play, The Groom Said No , was presented November 12, 1965. The cur- tain rose on the Cameron family with their son just home from the service. Steve is prodded by his mother and the entire town to marry a girl he doesn't love. The events and actions which occur when he begins to dodge from this fatal proposition are ludicrous. 44 4 Qzaap Effect Me Saxon 77 7404 DOUGLAS DILLON SUSAN DOLENC ARLEEN DUFOUR SUSAN EDGAR -wwrw., fir,-1,:ew.sv,o,f M J., M IANET EDWARDS RAYMOND EI-ILE SARA EVANS DAVID FRITZ. JOHN FRUECHT CAROLINE GALLO WAYNE GELSTON DARLENE GEORGE gem rw, va Quan saw 1101 GAIL GRAY IACOB HAGER CHARLES HALL JOHN HANKEY BARBARA HANS LINDA HARTZER MARTHA HA TCH BEVERLY HEINDL JOYCE HEINZ SHARON HILLMAN SUSAN HOLTMAN THERESA HORVATH D -Seauhu Wwe 76p an Me 775444 14 ' PHYLLIS HOWARD TWYLA HRIBAR MICHAEL JASPER IANET JEFFRIES mWW,,mfwIM-,,W,,,.,f, ...., LW,,,..,1w: ..L...X ,, Mi, A, Laura Page and Sally Evans discuss col- Kim Shields and Karen Niehaus find that leges and future plans with Mr. Flocco. a locker isn't quite big enough to hold all their necessities. Wwta, Kat gnyhqed Wacatcha 776:41 of 2435. .TUDITH .IEFFRIES SHIRLEY JONES WILLIAM JONES GEORGE TULA DOUGLAS KEITH CA ROL KERR MELVIN KESSLER GARY KINNEY DONNA KOCUBA CYNTHIA KOVACH ELIZABETH KOWALIK ANTOINETTE KOZLOWSKI ?elwwzq-tie '7wemfcf Seaukvw p Selected fm Me CHARLES KRAMER DAVID KUKULINSKY HENRY LEE JANET LITTLE Honor Society members, A. Dufour, J. Freucht, K. ' ' ' Niehaus' and I' Machrland' who show Various The Senior Chorus practices for the National Honor reacuons to the occaslon' Society induction, one of the many activities in which it participates throughout the year. Www Saccbty '7 7en of 74ec5z 0404: THOMAS LOGAN GARY LOWRY JUDY LUNDEEN GERALD MacFARLAND Seven seniors were cited as Exceptionally Able Youth by the Civic Club of Allegheny County. They are Marsha Owens, Wayne White, Dorothea Newport, David Wilson, Kathie Allen, John Fruecht, and Carol McCoy. They were awarded certificates at a program on March 30. wzwa-me swim Wuhd Wad M 'Mm 2040: any Damn SANDRA MACK ROBERT MAGA ROSE MAMONE BARBARA MARSH SUSAN MCATEER CAROLE MCCOY ROBERT MCCULLOUGH THOMAS MCCULLOUGH DENNIS MCMICHAEL ROBERTA MCMICHAEL MELVIN MEDVED DAVID MEHERA dp '7amwe tk 70 7161, CAROL MIKOLOSKI HOWARD MOORE ROBERT MOORE DANIEL MORGAN GLORIA MULTUNAS JAMES NADIK RICHARD NALEPPA ROSEMARY NEA RICHARD NELSON RONALD NESBITT DOROTHEA NEWPORT KAREN NIEHAUS 70 7:11 7044 4 S A RUTH NOBLE WALTER OBER MARSHA OWENS LAURA PAGE This year marked the third in which W. A. has participated in the exchange-program. Six South Amer- ican students visited for a 3-month period. STANDING, left to right, they are: Benjamin Cisneros ffrorn Lima, Peruy in front of his American host, Sturg Suttong Gabriela Cohen ffrorn Rosario, Argentinaj in front of her American sisters Charlene Snezak and Linda Trusnovicg Ana Maria Hijera ffrom Santiago, Chilej, Ruth Noble's sisterg Patricia Silva Qfrom Vina Del Mar, Chiley, Laura Page's guest: a visitor from Ecuador, Patricio Murriagog Oren Beaustead and Diego Ortega with Carlos Pajares, both from Cali, Colombia. ide 5,644 fade, Me 704444. ANNETTE PAPKE MARCIA PENBERTHY JOAN PERFETTI WILLIAM PERKINS Marsha Owens speaks on Responsibility of Fol- lowers at Commencement. Queen Janet and King Jake in the Royal Dance at the Prom. -z'4e.4'a4ft77Zonz'470a4?cZZed'Z0dt4f4' -7mam?7 MARLENE PHILIPS REGIS PIZUTTI DONALD PLANCE DARLA POSKIN l . . GLORIA REINSTADTLER LAWRENCE REYNOLDS ROBERT REYNOLDS JOHN RICHARDS CYNTHIA ROSENBERGER RICHARD RUNKLES KATHEY SACKS IUDITH SCA RFONE and Zxame to 3 and Z of tie ?az'afze AMELIA SCHEER JAMES SCHOLLAERT LINDA SCOTT WARREN SCOTT mf ' aussi mmx z- wuw v-muwff-m- - ---- tw SHIRLEY SEIK ROBERT SEMEROD KIMBERLY SHIELDS CHARLES SHOUP CATHERINE SIKORSKI LINDA SIMKO GLEN SIMPSON STANLEY SIMPSON care-aide Dag ffmhed Wdan ide Seaubfw 70aZ6ed Dawn MARY ELLEN SLOVICK RICHARD SMITH SUSAN SMITH CHARLENE SNEZAK Commencement is over, the office is quiet ...... the seniors have gone. ,-fs mm ,gn ide Aw 70.5. IOANN SNEZAK JOHN SOLOMON LINDA STEWART LORRAINE STEWART Q W Z PATRICIA STOVER STURGEON SUTTON BRUCE SWEET RONALD TOMKO JULIA TORHAN LINDA TRUSNOVIC KAREN TURNER WILLIAM UNDERWOOD JOSEPH VIDMAR BARRY VIDRICK ROBERTA WELSHANS WAYNE WHITE Y' -,,m.fw 1 ,.,., .m,,m. . ,W CAROLYN WILKINSON Seniors Not Pictured: DAVID BURNS JOHN CRAIG ROBERT CONN PAUL HEITZENRATER EDWARD KISLOSKY STEVE KOVACH DAVID WILSON MITCHELL WILSON DARRYL WOLBERT SHARON WOOLRIDGE TERRY ZEIL DENNIS ZIERDEN Gary Lowry is intent on his final test. Damp and cold weather marred the Wash- ington trip. 4l Senior Class Favorites Friendliesf ROSE MAMONE RICH NALEPPA Nicesf Looking TERRY ZIEL JUDY SCARFONE Best Dressed Class Clowns DENNIS MCMICHAEL MARY ANN BOZICK BILL JONES SUE MCATEER Mosf Popular DENNIS ZIERDEN JANET LITTLE Mosf Bashful Mosf Afhlefic CATHY SIKORSKI JAKE HAGER DENNIS COOK RUTH BARTLETT Mosf Scholarly DAVE WILSON CAROL MCCOY ff I Q Q 7? Q Q? 9 it 3 is if Q 11 3 a gf if ii E 5 is Q ii xi fi K: F .-'Z' Executive Committee of the Junior Class: Standing - C. Botwright, B. Morris, sec- retary B Reilly, J. Dodds, vice-president, E. Hannah, R. Logan, president: B. Underwood, C. Boling, J. Beitsinger-, treasurer, T. Lauderbaugh. Kneeling - D. Zadrozny L. Peters, J. Krawchyk, D. Perry, D. Augustin. Adams, Robert Alimena, William Anderson, Charles Antowiak, Stanley Arbogast, Jack Argenta, Louis Armstrong, James Atkins, Vicki Augustin, Daniel Auten, Linda Auten, Susan J. Baker, Michael Barnes, Rhoda Baucant, Joseph Beaumont, Robert Beitsinger, Janet Bernard, Larry '67 The class of '67 found their time ac- tively consumed with studies, tests, purchas- ing new class rings, and many fund-raising projects. The candy and card sales were part of the constant preparation for--The Prom. The big year comin up and the ability to accept leadership was a big challenge. In accepting these chal- lenges, Rena Logan was elected president, JoAnn Dodds, vice- presidentg Barbara Morris, secretary: and Janet Beitsinger, treasurer. 8 Bernhart, Donna Boling, Carol Botwright, Cheryl Boucek, John Boustead, Oren Bozick, Edward Braisted, Timothy Bugay, Alexis Burgoyne, Linda Burton, Thomas Butler, Paula J. Carr, Catherine Carter, Billye Jo Cepulis, Catherine Chadish, Patricia Cohen, Lawrence Conn, Norman Conn, Wanda Cool, Judy Cox, Kathleen Craig, William Crimm, Diana Crisco, Joseph Day, William DeLuca, William Dennis, Darby DeSantis, Francis Dick, Raymond Dillon, Fred Dixon, Gerald Dodds, Jo Anne Dorn, Harriet Dye, Paula Edwards, Anna Kay Evans, Karen Farland, James Gath, Richard Geier, David Gerstner, Patrick Gibson, Donna Gilooly, Donald Gittens, Gail 47 Anna Kay Edwards' Bmye Dave Wilson, President, congratulates Franketta Zalaznik Io Carter' and Kathy COX on being voted into the National Honor Society as other work on yearbook. Grago, George Gregory, John Gresh, Gary Gunas, Mary Lou Hager, William Hallas, Joyce Hallum, Stanley Hannah, Elizabeth Hanzar, William Harbaugh, William Hartman, Dennis Hartman, Dave Heck, James Heinz, David Henderson, Samuel Henke, James Heron, Margaret Highfield, Jack Hlavay, Terry Jones, Matthew Kehm, Carole Kennedy, Leroy Ketterer, Patricia Kifer, Beatrice Kirk, Russell Klimek, Ruth Kraszewski, Dennis Krawchyk, James Kugler, Zan Kurchina, Linda 48 Junior members look on Tom Burns helps Henry Pettus check his driving reaction time as Io Perock looks on. Lakatos, Steve Latshaw, Karen Lauderbaugh, Fred Lauderbaugh, Ted Leister, Richard Leonard , Michael Leonard, Marguerite Lewis, Adella Lewis, Karen Liflander, Linda Little, Chester Logan, Rena Longstreth, Linda Lydic, Dale Lydic, Hale Mackey, Louis Magdelene, Marcia Manzini, Chris Maximovich, Carol May, Wayne McCullough, Rich L. McE1haney, Barbara McE1haney, Donna McQuillan, Diane McKinney, Glenn Meacci, Cecelia Meanor, Margaret Messner, Barry Messner, Terry Middlemiss, William 49 Morris, Barbara Nalesnick, Edward Neugebauer, Donald Noble, Kenneth Ober, Robert Olshinsky, Jean Osborne, Janie Owens, Thomas Page, Mark Patterson, Cheryl Patterson, Robert Patterson, Rohn Patton, Robert Pearson, Raleigh Perkins, Wallace Perock, Catherine Perock, Josephine Perry, Dennis Peterman, Virginia Perrott, Rose Peters, Lawrence Peternel, Frank Pettus, Henry Philips, Larry Ed Nalesnick and Donna Wonderly check the Ruth Ann Snatchko and Linda Longstreth check prizes for the Junior Christmas Card Sale the model worksheet used 1n Bookkeeping Class 50 63, ., fqafglt, . 'agp if 5 '51 'P as M 5 . ag Ti QA: ty si , fi Steve Lakatos bends intently over his work in Mechanical Drawing. Phillips, Allan Phillips, Thomas Plance, Doris Podmore, Linda Pollinger, Charles Poole, Thomas Poskin, William Powell, Robert Price, Susan Progar, Joseph Rapp, Katherine Reda, Donna Reilly, Beverly Reynolds, Patricia Richardson, Isaac Robinson, Jo Linda Roessler, Charles Rowlee, Michael Runkles, Diane Seibel, Charles Shattuck, Ralph Sheesley, Esther Smith, Jack Snatchko. Ruth Ann Sollinger, Bernadine Souffrant, Henry Speelman, Larry Strong. Cheryl Supinski, Linda Swoager, James Thomas, Harold Thompson, Frank Tomazich, Judith Trautman, Gerald Trotter, Cynthia Ulanosky, Andrew Underwood, Barbara Underwood, Bella Vidmar, Patricia Wasco, Carol Weber, Joseph White, Barbara Wilbert, Sandra Wilson, Russell Wimer, Daniel Wonderly, Donna Woodhall, Dianne Work, David Work, Jerry Young, Paul Zadrozny, Allan Zadrozny, Dennis Zalaznik, Franketta Zirwas, Harry NOT PICTURED Adams, Edward Burns, Thomas Costich, John DiGiacomo, Paul DiGiacomo, Regis Filipovitz, Carol Fodse, Douglas Gallo, Katherine Illar, Lawrence Illar, Mary Ann Lauderbaugh, Theresa Long, Russell McCullough, Richard Bill Alimena and Larry Philips program the Minimac computer. Executive Committee of the Sophomore Class: STANDING - A. Hanna, A. Sylanski, S Cascrola, treasurer: G. Henry, J. Nester, J. Tomozich. KNEELING - C. Smith, M. Lakomy, B. Bartlett, S. Connor, secretary: B. Cornell, president. Adams, Suzanne Allison, Francene Andrews, Charlotte Antel,, Mary Argenta, Susan Baker, Marilyn Bartlett, Bonnie Bartley, Billie Baucant, Janet Bee, Margery Belcher, Robert Berwick, Mary Ann Bills, Robert Buckout, Robert Bugay, Dolores '68 Election of class officers on September 8, marked the first official act of the sophomore class. Barbara Cornell was elected pres- ident, David Supinski, vice- president, Sydney Connors, secre- tary, and Susan Casciola, treas- urer. The Soph Hop, the big event of the sophomore year, was held on November 19. The previous year's candy sale and a bake sale held in October covered the cost of the event. Wilma Stripp uses oils in a project in Art Class. Burda, David Burns, Jennie Buxton, Michael Cairns, Catherine Campbell, Bonnie Campbell, William Casciola, Susan Ceyrolles, Carol Ceyrolles, Patricia Coleman, Ronald Conner, Ronald Connor, Sydny Cornell, Barbara Crimm, Harold Crowell, Patty Daniels, Franklin Darnley, Albert Davis, Arlene Day, David DeSantis, John Dillon, John Edwards, Linda Elliot, Lawrence Evanitz, Barbara Ewing, Marcia Falconer, Anita Farland, Catherine Far land, Charles Fornara, Donna Fowler, Robert 55 Mallory cmugh and Bill Haines pack Susan VOSUS' Connie Yordy' Mary Orders for the Easter Candy Sale Lakomy, and Carol Ceyrolles disprove the adage that too many cooks spoil the soup. Franchek, Dianne Freucht, Daniel Garrett, Thomas Gazda-, Emily Gerstner, Michael Gillo, Samuel Gray, Gayle Gregory, Robert Guyaux, Bernard Haines, William Haley, John Hanna, Andrea Hartman, Bruce Hartz, Robert Hatch, Robert Heinz, Donald Henderson, Carey Henry, Gary Heron, William Herrick, William Holtman, Lee Horzempa, Kathleen Howard, Eugene Hucko, John As a part of her initiation into the Spanish Club, Kathy McFadden shines shoes. Hughes, Dennis Hundagen, Joyce Johnson, Paula Kacz, Kathryn Kelly, Stanley Kelly, Walter Kilian, Linda King, David Kovach, John Kowalik, Steve Kozloff, David Kramer, Desire Kramer, Mary Lou Kubatka, Steve Kukulinsky, Nancy Lakomy, Mary Latshaw, Linda Lauderbaugh, Mark Lemon, William Leonard, Alfred Leonard, Darrell Leonard, Judith Levie, David Lonchiek, John Lonchiek, Perry Maltempo, Helena Marion, Nancy Matchett, Robert Mazar, Sandra McCoy, John 57 McFadden, Kathleen McNair, Mary Meanor, Nancy Metcalf, Cheryl Mikoloski, Joanne Miller, Janet Miller, Raymond Moore, James Moore, John Morgan. Judy Morrow, James Muenster, Elizabeth Muenster, Sandra Murin, Trudy Nester, Joseph Newport, John Orel, Anthony Oriskovich, Linda Oriskovich, Robert Patton, Patricia Perkins, Connie Pickens, Donald Placek, Patricia Plance, Rose John Newport and Joanne Mikoloski ex- amine make-up of ear in biology. Eugene Howard, Richard Wolbert, Gary Henry, and Dave Supinski check music for their number in the Spring Con- cert. Garry Moore and Patty Patton sit one out at the Soph Hop. Poskin, Deborah Potocnik, Audrey Powell, Rocklin Pregel, Donna Preniczky, Ted Purdy , Karen Rapp, Mary Reynolds, Colene Ridley, Diane Reilly, Patricia Rizor, Michael Robinson, Juanita Robinson, Raymond Savers, Ronald Scheer, Connie Schiffelbein, Lee Schulte, Schultz Schultz Schultz S chultz , Dale Martin Melvin Robert William Shagas, Diana Shoff, Eleanor Short, Charles Shrum, Jack Simko, Hohn Simpson, Donald Skacan, Paul Sladick, Francine Smith, Cathy 59 Snatchko, Dave Snezak, Diane Sollinger, Joseph Souffrant, Kathleen Steele, Roy Stewart, Alana Stripp, Wilma Supinski, David Sylanski, Andrea Teets, Debbie Thomas, Donald Tornazich, James Toward, Francis Trax, Florenc Vehar, Jill Vogus, Susan Watts, Laura Weltner, Wayne Wiatrak, Charles Wimer, Fay Wolbert, Richard Yoder, Roberta Yordy, Constance Zak, James NOT PICTURED Bryan, Gary Cox, Robert Darabant, Frank Grinage, Florence Hughes, Elizabeth Matlack, Thomas McCullough, John Nice, Gary Shaffer, Blair Singer, Dennis Skacon, Paul Slovick, David Vincenti, Donna Walker, William Woodcook, John Wright, Darlene Eugene Howard, Kathy Farland, and Fay Wimer, second year Spanish students, listen in the language laboratory. FRESHMEN Executive Committee of the Freshman Class: E. Petrozelli, president, H. Hamil- ton, D. Speelman, treasurer, N. Farthing, S. Young, secretary, B. Hlavay, Ju. Reinstatdler, J. Raspat, R. Dolenc. Adams, Margaret Alimena, Bonnie Allison, Jeffrey Armstrong, Louis Atkins, Debora Auten, James Auten, Billie Barnes, Van Barrett, Gregg Bartus, Charles Beaumont, Sharon Beaumont, William Beck, George Berwick, Dennis Bevan, Terry 62 '69 The class of '69 be gan its first year of high school on Septem ber 2 under the lead- ership of Edward Pet- rozelli, president, Harry Hamilton, vice- presidentg Sharon Young, secretary, and Diane Speelman, treasurer. The Freshmen suc- cessfully reached their goal in the annual candy sale. Most of the profits will be used for the financing of next year's Soph Hop. The Freshmen at- tended their first semi- formal dance on No- vember 19. This an- nual affair is given by the Sophomores for the Freshmen. Gym classes provide varied activities for physical fitness. Bogart, Shirley Borkoski, Michele Bouchon, Marvin Briggs, Lee Brinkman, Judith Brown, Susan Buffington, Daniel Burgoyne, Donald Buydash, Sandra Cacia, Diane Cain, Harold Cain, Linda Cain, Patrick Cannan, Michele Carnahan, Patricia Cepulis, Melissa Chambers, Gloria Chauvet, Karen Church, Margaret Clark, Diana Clough, Mallory Coligure, Candy Connor, Randy Cook, Terry 63 Walt Purdy and Ed Petrozellr work on sewmg Martha Whrte Ernre Drllon and Anthony Zupan boxes crc perform an experrment rn General Scrence Cool James Coombs Mary Ann Davrs Danrel Decker Gwendolyn Dletterrch Kevrn Deluca Beverly Drllon Ernest D1XOI1 Ju lu Dolenc Rrchard Drew Jean Dzera Mlchael Edwards Darlene Ehle Marvrn Evans Charles Farthrng Nancy Fobes Nadme Fodse Denms Pranchek Mrchael Gardner Martrn George Danny Grllo Drana Gorczyca Mary Gorenc Rosemary ! . ' . 9 A U I 5 I Dupain, Margaret D . . I , . , . , . ' . ! . , . D X 1 Gray, Candice Grinage, Carolyn Hamilton, Harry Hanczar, Daniel Hansford, Mary Beth Hartung, Ronald Henke, Gerald Hertzer, Shirley Hlavay, Bonnie l-Ioltman, Ann Homol, Andrew Hookey, James Howell, Terry Hribar, Leonard Hughes, Keith Jordan, Linda Junker, Wayne Kovach, Marsha Kovach, Deborah Kraszewski, John Kuzio, Stephen Lauderbaugh, Diane Lauderbaugh, Jerald Laudorn, Bernd Leo, Kathleen Leonard, Patrick Lewis, Catherine Lewis, Linda Little Donald Logan, Patricia Lonchiek, Karen Lowry, Douglas Lundeen, John Lutz, Charles Lynch, Theresa Mack, Suzanne Mackey, Lucia Maga, Richard Magdalene, Thom as Malinosky, John Mazar, John McConnell, Joy 65 McCoy, Phyllis McE1haney, Sandra McGrogan, Bonnie McKinney, Donna Miller, Jennifer Mitchell, Susan Morrow, Arlene Mowry, Karen Mudrick, Carol Muenster, William Murin, Patricia Nadik, Nick Naleppa, Christine Naman, David Neely, Kathleen Nester, Linda Nicoll, Donald Nonclerg, Michael Owens, Nancy Owens, Robin Pangersis, Cathy Papke, Michael Perock, Anthony Petrozelli, Edward The trampoline is a favorite of all classes in the physical education department .., - 3 ,55 , . - ' ' E . ch i ' iia iifffll' x 1-, : ',.1'5f,-'QQ,:.,,,,:,q,::.,5 , iff' s f ffjifr ,l ily A- ,V . ,,nQn,i, . ,Y ft .T Z ft X 53, 'iff ii fini' 1-Q-:ff , , jaffj sf 1 -. ,A ., F li n t , Y 1 ek? A3 NOT PICTURED Aiken, Eva Bartic, Michael Coffey, Christine Costick, Pat Delaney, James Dye, Rita Fout, Lillian Gittens, Debra Hilker, Arleen McGinnis, William McOuillan, Robert Medlen, John Palas, Frank Raspat, Jay Reinstadtler, Janet Speelman, Sheryl Walker, Thomas Pierce, Robert Plance, David Ponticel, Diane Pressley, George Pritchett, Douglas Purdy, Jack Purdy, Walter Puskar, Stephen Rapp, Dennis Reddinger, Deborah Reinstatdler, Henry Reinstatdler, Judy Reynolds. Jacqueline Rieger, Marlene Robb, Lawrence Robson, Ralph Roedler, Kathleen Rohm, Robert Roman, Leo Sabaton, Denise Salkeld, Richard Scarfone, Linda Schmidt, Debra Seeman, Theodore Seifert, John Seik, Glen Sherbondy, Donna Sikorski, Patricia Simon, Charles Sm ith, Gary 67 Snarey George Snatchko Rene Solomon Ronald Souffrant Kenneth Speelman Diana Stem Larry Stuckwish Thompson Thompson Thompson Frank George James William Thornhill Debra Tobias Linda Torhan Harry Underwood Terri Vogus Danny Warman, DeWayne White, Martha Wilbert, Robert Williams, Wayne Willy, James Willy, Joseph Wojtowicz, Thomas Woodhall, Dale Wright, Gail Yarmul, Mary Young, David Young, Robert Young, Sharon Zak, Thomas Zupancic, Anthony Ron Hartung and B111 Muenster work with an oscrlloscope in the electronics class Sfudenf Council Sponsors Many Evenfs ROWl Mr Flocco D Sabaton K Purdy T Mur1n L Nester D Clark T Lynch D Teets M Lakomy ROW2 I Newport J Hager C Lutz S Chauvet C Kehm P Heron K Lewls I Dav1s K Turner R Dolenc ROW3 D Wolbert R Wolbert L Speelman D MCM1Ch361 T Z1el J Scott B Mrddlemrss C The Student Councrl sponsored a year fllled Wlth dances and many other BCIIVIIICS The Chrrstmas Dance was the frrst rm portant event The Student Councll also sponsored Tag Days on March 17 and 18 A dance termmated the festrvrtres In May the members went to see the Sound of Musrc B1ll M1ddlem1ss a member of the Stu dent Councll attended a Student Councrl Conventlon rn Sandusky Ohlo Thrs year s offrcers were Jake Hager presldent Terry Z1el vrce presldent Sharon Chauvet secretary and Karen Turn er treasurer Jake Hager congratulates hrs brother B111 presrdent elect of the Councll as Sam Henderson vrce presldent-elect 70 looks on 3 - ,. ,. ,. ',. ,. ,. ,. , . :. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ',. ',. , :. ,. ,. ,. ' ,.',. ,.' ',. Pollinger, F. Daniels. . . .1 - 1 .. I .' . , . ' n I . I ,,.- . 5 1 5 ' , . . ., . - .1 ll' ' 1 NHS Members Active in School Services ROW 1: J. Olshinsky, C. McCoy, J. Hallas, P. Dye, L. Cohen, R. Klimek, F. Zalaznik, S. Seik, S. Wool- ridge, A. Scheer, Miss Stewart. ROW 2: M. Owens, K. Evans, M. lllar, A. Dufour, L. Supinski, M. Penberthy, K. Niehaus, Li. Stewart, R. Logan, K. Cox, B. J. Carter. ROW 3: K. Shields, M. Slovick, R. Noble, C. Snezak, K. Allen, J. Butler, K. Sacks, J. Little, L. Page, C. Cummings, B. Reilly. ROW 4: J. MacFarland, D. Wilson, D. Kukulinsky, B. Alimena, I. Fruecht, C. Kehm, B. White, A. Ed- wards, M. Philips, S. Evans, D. Reda, S. Chauvet. ROW 5: W. White, K. Noble, S. Sutton, J. Solomon, S. Henderson, Z. Kugler, L. Philips, R. Lesiter, B. Hager. The National Honor Society inducted new members on February 16. It sponsored the ' annual Veteran's Day assembly and presented the daily announcements over the P. A. sys- tem. The biggest project of the NHS was to host the Regional Conference of National Honor Societies with the help of Miss Stewart, sponsor, and Dr. Miklausen, state chairman. The conference was held at W. A. on March 19. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3 'Q E 'f 3 2 Qi 5 Lf Laura Page, treasurerg Dorothea Newport, secretary, Dave Wilson, president, and Marsha Owens, vice- president at the induction ceremony. 7' Pracfical Help Given By Future Nurses ROW 1: Mrs. Yankel, P. Patton, L. Podmore, K. Mowry, S. Vogus, D. Teets, S. Seik, C. Sikorski. ROW 2: F. Trax, S. Alters, M. Antel, J. Cool, B. Marsh, G. Reinstadtler, D, Gillo, R. Plance. ROW 3: A.. Edwards, D. Thornhill, C. Grinage, K. Souffrant, M. McNair, M. Gorczya, P. Murin, I. Mil- ler, M. Bee. Girls interested in exploring opportunities in health and nursing careers joined the Fu- ture Nurses Club. The FNC participated in the state conven- tion as it sent the officers, Sue Alters, pres- identg Cathy Sikorski, vice president: Anna Kay Edwards, secretaryg and Patty Patton, - treasurerg and the sponsor, Mrs. Yankel, to Waynesboro, a town near the Maryland bor- ities throughout the year. They gave a Thanksgiving basket to a family and outfitted a girl as a Christmas gift. At the end of the year, the underclass- men members honored the senior members with a dinner. Susan Vogus removes a splinter from the hand of Patty Patton as Sue Alters looks on. Club Members assist in the 72 Nurses' Office during the year. der. The club was also active in other activ- G A A Helps Wlfh Flzz Ecl Follies ROW 1 Mrss Lesko B Bartley K Roedler J Metcalf P Church N Owens J Reynolds D Pontrcel L Scarfone C Mudrrck I Brrnkman ROW2 M Beck N Marron S Conners B Cornell A KOZ1OWSk1 V Peterman D Atkrns S Young S Bogart S Brown B Carter K Cox ROW3 C Farland M Slovrck N Farthrng G Decker D Kovach B Auten M Coombes P Carn ahan C Pangersrs J McConnell F Allrson R Yoder B Kowalrk ROW4 S Buydosh P Crowel M Crowel J Robrnson S Mazar R Snatchko S Edgar D Runkles S. Auten, J. Perock, L Auten, C. Meaccr, R. Bartlett. ROW 5 D. Speelman, I. M1kO1OSk1, S Speelman, L. Latshaw, C Chrrstopher, D George, S. Muenster, S Prrce, J Bertsrnger, J Dodds, L. Lewrs, D Bugay, M MCNHII, S Dolenc. The s1Xty members ofthe Grrls' Athletlc Assocratron, known as the G A A , offrcral ly began therr brg year by electrng Cheryl Chrrstopher as presrdent, Marran Beck as VICE presrdent, Ruth Bartlett as secretary, and Jolrnda Robrnson as treasurer. Co sponsorlng of the Frzz Ed Follres, sponsorrng of the cheerleaders and support rng the grrls' basketball team were only a few of the many act1v1t1es G. A. A partrc rpated rn Under the sponsorshlp of Mrss Lesko, the G A A met rn the gym durrng club perrod Cheryl Metcalf tries out the trampoline in club period Thespians' Producfions Well Received ROW 1 C McCoy D Levre D Wonderly C Trotter I Bradburn P Dye S WO01I1dg6 I Torhan S Mack Mrs Allrson ROW2 K Allen L Page L Lrflander B Whlte R Noble M Drck M Ph1l1ps N Kukulrnsky K Shrelds R Barnes ROW 3: H. Petrus, L. lllar, D. Keith, J. Schollaert, J. Arbogast, K. Noble, E. Nalesnick, C. Manzini, D. Sutton, R. Moore, W. Scott, L. Peters, J. Solomon. Scene from The Holy Search Act well your part there all the honor lres 1S the motto of the Natronal Thespran Troop 1975 The newly formed Troop IS under the sponsorshrp of Mrs Vrrgrnra Al lrson The group began rts year s act1v1t1es by presentrng a varrety show called Just For Laughs As a comrnunrty servlce the troop presented Vorces of Passron durlng Easter at the Hope Lutheran Church Later rn March the troop presented three one act plays to the publrc Openlng Nrght a play centered around an actress on her openrng nrght Cham of Jade a Chlnese musrcal and Submerged a dramatrc play of a cowardly man who turns out to be the bravest of them all Drama Club Joins in Christmas Assembly ROW 1: W. Muenster, J. Dixon, E. Shoff, C. Reynolds, J. Miller, R. Dye, E. Dillon, S. Simpson R Schultz, A. Holtman, P. Logan, Miss King. ROW 2: B. Hlavay, S. Beaumont, S. McElhaney, C. Naleppa, M. Cannan, B. McGrogan, J Drew M Yarmul, C. Lewis, H. Torhan, A. Sylanski, M. Berwick, M. Kramer. ROW 3: E. Howard, J. DeSantis, M. Bouchon, L. Jordon, M. Borkoski, M. Ewing, K. Neely S Mack M. Hansford, M. White, K. McFadden, J. Leonard. ROW 4: R. Belcher, M. Cepulis, S. Hertzer, O. Cacia, G. Wright, W. Stripp, K. Leo, P. Sikorski L Mackey, L. Fobes, C. Gray, D. Reddinger. ROW 5: D. Supinski, G. Pressley, M. Nonclerg, J. Seifert, M. Papke, L. Robb, D. King, 'W Haynes I Sollinger. The Thespians each year present an award at commencement to the best Thes- pian. This year the award went to Sturg Sutton. The Drama Club under the leadership of Miss King presented skits and plays for their club meetings and joined with the Thespians in presenting a Christmas assembly. Mem- bers of the Drama Club are working to earn enough points to become Thespian members. Scene from Submerged FBLA Hosfs Business Conference ROW 1: J. Scarfone, E. Moran, R. Chiri, T. Lauderbaugh, P. Chatterly, Mrs. Dunevich, Miss Smith, D. McEl- haney, B. Heindl, L. Hartzer. ROW 2: E. Sheesley, R. Welshans, C. Rosenberger, N. DeRoy, S. Bugay, D. Abel, F. DeSantis, D. Bernhart, G. Multunas, M. Bozick. ROW 3: C. Wilkinson, G. Gray, J, Baker, A. Dufour, D. Bartley, P. Chaddish, C. Carr, K. Gallo, C. Gallo, H. Dorn, D. Woodhall. ROW 4: J. Osborne, M. Hatch, Ja. Jeffries, T. Hribar, R, Nea, L, Scoatt, L. Simko, B. Hans, S. Holtman, P. Meanor, K. Evans. ROW 5: D. Poskin, C. Mikoloski, Ju. Jeffries, S. Hillman, M. Magdelene, C. Botwright, A. Bugay, B. Underwood, B. Morris, B. Underwood, C. Strong, K. Rapp, L. Burgoyne, P. Ketterer. Approximately 250 students from area schools who are interested in furthering their education in business attended a re- gional conference held at West Allegheny on April 16. Many WA students acquired awards in a variety of contests at this region- al meeting. Contests in shorthand, book- keeping, spelling, and typing were featured. On May 3-4 four members of the FBLA at- tended a state conference in Harrisburg. The FBLA, sponsored by Mrs. Dunevich and Miss Smith, sold pecan logs, doughnuts, and held a bake sale during the year. Judy Scarfone, Cindy Rosenberger, and Mary Ann Bozick prepare the scrapbook for competition. 76 Auto Club Makes Students Safety Conscious ROW 1: Mr. Kramer, I. Auten, D. Neugbauer, J. Craig, R. DiGiacomo, G. Smith, S. Kuzio, J. Malin- osky, R. Fowler. ROW 2: D. Fodse, T. Braisted, D. Dillon, J. Farland, C, Wiatrak, R. Snatchko, D. Singer, C. Anderson, H. Lydia. ROW 3: C. Roessler, A. Bugay, F. Toward, G. Nice, D. Slovick, H. Thomas, A. Leonard, D. Lydic, W. Craig, J. Vidmar, M. Wilson. ROW 4: L. Argentia, J. Chernik, R. Semerod, R. Andresky, P. DiGiacomo, J. Nadik, T. Owens, D. Snatchko, J. Simko, D. Burns, J. Armstrong, W. Perkins. ROW 5: J. Crisco, P. Heitzenrater, L. Bernard, R. Shattuck, H. Zirwas, D. Morgan, D. Fodse. Sponsoring asafety exhibition in the schoo1's drive and organizing a program by which the violators of the school's auto laws were given tickets and fined, were the two largest projects of this year's auto club. Be- cause the c1ub's primary goal was highway safety, the members viewed movies and film strips on driving skills, accident pre- vention, and driver's training, throughout the year. Harry Zirwas, president, tries on the club emblem as Joe Chernik, Joe Vidmar, and John Malinosky, other officers look on. T Tri-Hi-Y Denotes Service ROW1 M Penberthy I Morgan P Rerlly S Argenta L Edwards S Cascrola E Shoff P Placek A Scheer R Mamone ROW2 S McAteer T Horvath M Couderc B Solhnger B Burns D Pregel E Gazda C Scheer I W1lson P Vldmar M1ss Urban ROW 3: P. Chappell, M. Kovach, K. Chauvet, D. Edwards, J. Edwards, J. Little, C. Snezak, C. Cum- ' HI mmgs M L Gunas A Lewrs Sue McAteer vrce presldent Ianet Lrttle treasurer Teresa Horvath presldent and Janet Edwards secretary TR The Tr1 H1 Y began the year as an actrve orgamzatlon In October they had a com brned Halloween party w1th the G A A Throughout the year the club donated bas kets of food to needy fam1l1es and attended several sw1mm1ng partres at the Y M C A The year was concluded wrth the electlon of next year's offrcers and the d1str1butron of p1ns Fashion Show Highlight of FHA Year ROW 1: Mrs. Flocco, E. Muenstet, S. Wilbett, L. Oriskovich, C. Coligure, K. Lonchiek, D. Fornara, B. Campbell, D. Lauderbaugh. ROW 2: M. Adams, C. Kovach, S. Adams, D. Kocuba, D. Crimm, B. Alimena, A. Morrow, L. Cain, C. Andrews. ROW 3: I. Deluca, P. Howard, W. Conn, C. Maximovich, C. Filipovitz, M. Waizenhofer, D. Gibson, C Perock, A. Potocnik, D. Franchek, E. Hughes. Queen Susan and Her FHA Court Diane Lauderbaugh, Elizabeth Susan Adams, Queen. Cynthia Kovach, Cheryl Patterson, Muenstet, Sandra Wilbert, Donna Anita Falconer, Karen Lonchiek. Kocuba, Maid of Honor. Spanish- Club Again Sponsors Exchange Program ROW 1 J DIXOH J Vehar I M1ller E Drllon J Raspat G Snarey D Teets P Logan K Lew1s C Naleppa R Perrott D Reddlnger M1ss Vrccaro ROW2 F Slad1ck M Clough M Gorczyca L K1l1an S Connor B Cornell D Fornara W SIIIPP M lllar S Wooludge T Mur1n K Purdy M Rapp D Poskm K McFadden ROW3 R Noble L Lrflander M Ew1ng D Shagas D Snezak J Snezak C Snezak L Trusnov1c I Perfetu K Shlelds F Peternel W Schultz M Gerstner J Malmosky I Hucko D Sup1nsk1 D Rapp J Haley J Tomaz1ch B Shaffer D Burda D K1ng W Ha1nes ROW 5 C Polllnger I Se1fert K Noble M Nonclerg M Franchek T Magdalene F Danlels G Henry O Boustead The Spanlsh Club sponsored the student exchange program to South Amenca 111 co operat1on wrth the lnternauonal Fellowsh1p The Club I3lSCd over S4 OO rn the1r sale of Easter candy to send four students to South Amer1ca The club Wh1Ch was pr1mar1ly orgamzed to promote student lnterest and understand mg of a fore1gn culture 1S sponsored by MISS Vrcarro Hav1ng over one hundred members the club lS the largest school or gamzatron The Span1sh Club usually holds most of 1ts meetmgs after school As a group act1v1ty the Spanlsh Club attended a Folk Fesuval held at Syr1a Mosque on May 15 Forergn exchange students Wrlma Str1pp Karen Lew1s L1nda K1l1an Ken Noble and Larry Peters ROW 4: D. Gillooly, M. Bouchon, L. Hribar, J. Shrum, D. Levie, E. Howard, P. Gerstner, J. DeSantis, French Club Assists in Exchange Program Q ROW l: Mr. Kaczorowski, J. Olshinsky, B. Muenster, L. Cohen, N. Owens, B. Bartlett, K. Horzempa, C. McCoy, S. Bogart, J. Hallas, P. Placek, ROW 2: G. Cohen, J. DeSantis, J. Schultz, baugh, D. Ridley, B. Hlavay, N. Marion, L. Supinski. M. Penberthy. D. Augustin, D. Hanczar, C. Simon, H. Hamilton, F. Lauder- k , P. Sikorski, L. Page, K. Niehaus, M. Kessler, ROW 3: M. Couderc, T. Horvath, D. Plance, L. Mac ey D. Sabaton, A. Sylanski, J. Perfetti, J. Snezak, S. Stewart, C. Snezak, S. McAteer, B. Marsh, M. Slo- vick, J. Edwards ROW 4: S. Chauvet, P. Chappell, B. Reilly, S. Mack, M. Hansford, L. Jordan, K. Lew-is, M. Yarmul, S D lence, K. Shields, J. Little. J. Drew, B. McGrogan, L. Lewis, H. Toinan, G. Reinstadtler, S. Evans, . o M Pa ke D Speelman J Work J Trautman, R. Ehle. ROW 5: D. Reda, D. Kukulinsky, S. Speelman, . p , . , . , . L Four students financed by the French Club went to South America with Interna- tional Fellowship. In order to finance the program, the club sold sweatshirts as they did the preceding year. They also sold Easter candy. Mr. Kaczorowski, sponsor, is the head of the language department and supervisor of the foreign exchange program at W. A. The foremost interest of the French Club is to advance the knowledge of interested students in French culture, language, and customs. Since the club was organized in 1964, it has continually grown and holds meetings after school. I Foreign exchange students: Bonnie Bartlett, Janet Little and Joyce Hallas. Rifle Club Has Distinguished Rifleman ROW 1 Mr Bunn R Salkeld R Solomon C Srmon G Chambers R Gorenc W Beaumont T WOJIOWICZ ROW2 W Hardy R Young R Campbell R Rohm G Barrett R Maga D Wllson W Heron ROW3 R Pearson H Moore D Crooks R Ober D Burgoyne I Maclfarland B Vrdrrck D Plance R Brlls M Jones Barry Vrdrrck examrnes Dave Wrlson s patch of Drstmgurshed Rlfleman 82 The attarnrng of the Drstrngulshed Rrfleman ratmg by club presrdent Dave Wllson was the hlgh pomt of the rrfle club s year Dave 1S the frrst West Allegheny stu dent rn the hlstory of the club to obtarn thls tltle In ad d1t1on to Dave approxrmately thlrty other members passed the entrance examrnatron however only about frfteen shot regularly Unlrke last year thrs year s club d1d not partrcrpate 1n any champronshlps because of a lack of qualrfred shooters The club drd however fur nrsh a banquet at the end of the year rn honor of Dave ach1evement w 2 1 , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . I - g u , . , . , . , 1 , g , . 1 . , . . 1 1 rf . , . . . . 7 C 1 Q K 1 1 5,5 fjffzz 1 1 1 fl . - qs ' 1 . . . . . , . Hoofenanny Club Busy Entertaining ROW 1: J. Sollinger, K. Niehaus, M. Owens, Mrs. Knobloch, L. Stewart, K. Shields, D. Fruecht. ROW 2: W. Ceney, D. Keith, B. McCullough, A. Phillips, L. lllar. ROW 3: M. Paplre, K. Noble, J. Arbogast, D. King, B. Haines, I. Richards. This year's Hootenanny Club, consisting of approximately twenty members, again actively participated in assemblies and ex- tracurricular activities. The Hootenanny assembly, held in January, gave every mem- ber of the club the opportunity to perform before the student body. Some of the groups belonging to the club publicized it by per- forming outside the school. The Barcels, an instrumental and vocal group, played for various dances and social events in the West Allegheny area and in nearby school districts The Portofino Four, a girls' folksinging group, sang at informal gatherings and many church activities. Portofino Four - Kim Shields, Linda Stewart, Karen Nie haus, and Marsha Ownes. Senior Sporfsmon Club ROW 1: Mr. Allison, J. Work, T. Messner, D. Mehera, W. DeLuca, D. Perry, T. Landerbaugh, T. Hlavay P. Young. ROW 2: C. Shoup, B. Messner, I. Krawchyk, R. Patton, D. Ahlborn, D. Hartman, R. Maga, R. Beaumont, G. Grago, M. Rowlee, R. Gath. ROW 3: C. Seibel, D. Zadrozny, D. Plance, R. Conn, D. Kraszewski, R. Patterson, C. Manzini, I. Mackey, W. Poskin, T. Burton, W. Day. Junior Sportsman Club .-..... -. ..--. ..------, Y- -.-----, -. - ...-Y Wan, -.. ---.o...., - YY J, , . icazky, T. Zak, B. Thompson, J. Robson. ROW 2: G. Seik, B. Matchett, A. Homol, J. Purdy, J. Willy, E. Briggs, R. Robson, P. Skacan, L. Holt- man, H. Cain, M. Franchek. ROW 3: G. Moore, I. Haley, J. McCoy, I. Nester, R. Conner, R. Saures, D. Heinz, B. Guyaux, W. Campbell, M. Ehle, V. Barnes, J. Morrow. ROW 4: D. Burda, T. Matlack, J. Hucko, C. Short, H. Crimm, P. Lonchiek, R. Robinson, G. Henry, W 84 Kelly, D. Schulte, I. Lonchiek, J. Moore. Club Displays Talenfs ln Shows, Exhlblfs, Programs, efc ROW 1: P. Stover, F. Zalaznrk A Papke W Strrpp R Klrmek A H Neihaus, K. Sacks, C. Reynolds L Lrflander STANDING: B. Sweet C Kramer G Decker C Gray Mr Knauer Fufure Teachers Row 1: I. Olshinsky, E Hannah, Mr. Schramm, P. Butler, L. Supinski. ROW 2: K. Latshaw, S. Mitchell, C. Wasco, L. Longstreth. Row 3: D. Gillooly, J. Shrum, E. Nalesnick, H Petrus, W. Gelston. 3 ,QA Q 1 L Literary Club ROW 1: B. Kifer, J. Hallas, D. Gittens, D Schmidt, Mr. Lank- ford, M. Baker, N. Meanor, S. Jones. ROW 2: D. Newport, C. Ceyrolles, D. Plance, L. Stewart, K Comly, J. Lundeen, N. Deleuze, L. Kur- china. ROW 3: J. Trautman, gen, B. Evanitz, C. Henderson, D. Koz- loff, S. Smith, J. Perfetti, M. Owens. Sfage Crew Helped Good Producfions Become Beffer Rvvv .rn 1... Stein, J. Dillon, L. Schiffelbein, I. McCullough. ROW 2: W. Harbaugh, D. Wimer, R. P tt 6 Dick, F. Palas, R. Kirk, R. Runkle a erson, T. Magdalene, R. Wilson, K. Souffrant, J. Lundeen, R. A. Phillips, J. Hunda- W Junior Science Club Sparks Future Interests ROW 1: H. Hamilton, D. Hanczar, B. McGinnis, L. Killian, Mr. Fornella, C. Horzempa, D Cook I Cool, P. King, I. Hookey. ROW 2: D. Pickens, M. Rapp, D. Snezak, D. Poskin, D. Thomas, D. Kramer, E. Howard, M Gerstner L. Junker, D. Woodhall. ROW 3: W. Herrick, T. Walk, D. Freucht, D. Rapp, M. Schultz, N. Nadik, T. Bevan, J. Lauderbaugh M. Gardner, G. Henke, R. Hartung. ROW 1: J. Vehar, F. Za- laznik, F. Sladick, Mr. Verelst, M. Illar, H. Maltempo. ROW 2: S. Kubatka, D. Naman, D. Shagas, C. Cepulis, B. McE1haney, P. Johnson, G. Dixon. ROW 3: W. May, L. Ro- man, J. Progar, T. Burns, L. Kennedy, D. Hartman, B. Hartman. Junior Historians Advanced Math Club ROW 1: Mr. Ellis, D. Wilson, G. Iula, B. Alimena, L. Cohen, Mr. Dahl. ROW 2: G. Lowry, B. Vidrick, S. Evans, D. Kukulinsky, K. Allen, B. Boling, R. Adams. ROW 3: B. Butya, L. Philips, S. Henderson, R. Leister, M. Jones, I. Fruecht, I. Barrett, I. MacFarland. Chemistry Club ROW 1: Mr. Nicollette, D. Crimm, C. Boling, R. Logan, D. Augustin, R. Hartz. ROW 2: T. Zak, B. Shaffer, M. Richardson, W. Walker, J. Boucek, D. Reda, B. Reilly. ROW 3: G. Simpson, R. Powell, J. Bruce, R. Owens, I. Highfield, T. 88 Logan, T. Poole, F. Dillon. The Advanced Math and Science Club presented students with the methods of higher mathematics and science. To promote this policy, the main project of the club was raising money to send exceptional students to school this summer. Six members of the club ap- plied to the colleges of their choice for one of many math and science courses offered. The money raised by selling first aid kits, was distributed equally among the students who were accepted by the National Science Foundation. At the end of the year, the club also planned a picnic which took place at Raccoon State Park. With access to the equip- ment of the lab, the Chemistry Club, through experimentation, acquainted students with many of the different phases of chem- istry. Having no money mak- ing projects, the club's main venture of the year, was the presentation of seminars pre- sented in groups of two. The couples performed an experi- ment of their choice, and then presented the procedure and re- sults of that experiment to the class. i E Commencemenf PROGRAM THEME: Our Place in a World of Responsibility PROCESSIONAL - Pomp and Circumstanceu - - - Edgar NATIONAL ANTHEM PLEDGE TO THE FLAG INVOCATION ------ -------- R ev. Thomas Morgan St. Patrick Roman Catholic Church GREETINGS - - - - - ------------- Janet Little SPEECH - Responsibility of Parents - SENIOR COMMENCEMENT CHOIR The Exodus Song ------ - - SPEECH - Responsibility of Fo11owers SPEECH - Responsibility of Leaders - TRUMPET SOLO - Sonata for Trumpet Senior Class President - - -Marlene Phillips - - - Carol McCoy SPEECH - Responsibility of Students - - SPEECH - Responsibility of Citizens - - - - - -Kimberly Shields - - - - - - Gold - - Marsha Owens - -Kathie Allen - - -Henry Purcell Melvin Kessler PRESENTATION OF AWARDS - - - ----- Dr. A. J. Miklausen Senior High School Principal FIRST HONOR Kathie Lynn Allen SECOND HONOR Janet Marie Little HONORS Sharon Ann Chauvet Constance Dame Cummings Sara Anne Evans David Henry Kukulinsky Carol Lynne McCoy Dorothea Davison Newport Ruth Susan Noble Marsha Rae Owens Laura Jo Page Marcia Lynn Penberthy PRESENTATION OF CLASS - - PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS ------ President, BEN EDICTION ----------------- Marlene Ann Philips Kathy Sacks Amelia Christine Scheer Shirley M. Seik Kimberly Ann Shields Mary Ellen Slovick Linda Sue Stewart Wayne White David William Wilson - -Dr. V. C. Patterson Supervising Principal - - - - - - Warren Scott Board of School Directors -Rev. P. W. Braisted Pilgrim Holiness Church Janet Llttle as Presrclent wel There was really somethrng to slug about comes the guests Some of the Commencement speakers Fmally after twelve years 1t's all over the Recessronal ,F lily' Q 19' - , . , I- . . . , - .. Some are concerned about the program but not the Snezak twins. Scene repeated 176 times f-ee , 1sf,,.g,. : - -if .m , x i V :.1,,,Erg F WHO Said I W0U1dD'I . . The most enthusiasm the boys showed all year. get a diploma 9 M1x ed Emouons 93 31 Gym Converted fo A Summer Place for Prom Stan Simpson Janet Davis Ruth Noble Ray Ehle Connie Cummings and Denny Zierden Sharon Chauvet and Terry Z.e11 5 I 1 1 Prom Court: Terry Zeil, Sharon Chauvet, Connie Cummings, Denny Zierden, Jake Hager, Janet Little The theme for the 1966 Junior- Senior Prom was A Summer Place. The gym was decorated in spring colors of blue, green, white, and various shades of pink. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of the king and queen on a summer swing under make- believe willow trees. Music for the prom was provided by Johnny Criming and his Orchestra, and the post-prom entertainment con- sisted of Johnny Walker, a disc jockey, the Marcels, and a comedian-magician. Approximately 165 couples at- tended the prom and post-prom the night of May 6. Queen Janet Little and King Jake Hager Ruth Noble and Ray Ehle. Janet Davis and Stan Simpson Busy Year Includes TV Appearance ROW 1: C. Mudrick, D. Crimm, H. Pettus, B. Alimena Row 1: K. Mowry, D. Teets, M. A. Coombs, L. Lewis, K. Neely, P. Sikorski, M. Cepulis, D. Sabaton, L. Supin ski, J. Butler, C. McCoy, S. Beaumont, J. Raspat. ROW 2: I. Mikoloski, B. Heindl, M. Baker, H. Torhan, E. Dillon, A. Sylanski, J. Arbogast, D. Supinski, R. Logan, D. Newport, S. Woolridge, R. Gorenc, I. Hookey. ROW 3: J. Little, D. Dennis, C. Pollinger, P. Patton, E. Nalesnick, G. Moore, T. McCullough, B. Hannah, R. Noble, K. Allen, B. Laudorn, M. Kessler, B. White, ROW 4: I. Malinosky, M. Church, K. Chauvet, D. Shagas, I. Morrow, D. Singer, D. Rapp, W. Heron, R. Pearson R. Adams, L. Philips, M. Jones, W. Haines. ROW 5: Mr. Rosen, R. McCullough, J. Newport, G. Smith, W. Middlemiss, R. Ehle, T. Poole, J. Highfield, M. Rizor, R. Semerod, L. Peters. On August 29, the band returned from a week's band camp training period, held at Olgebay Park, near Wheeling, West Virginia. The first public appearance came on September 17 at the first home football game. In addition to participating in all of the pep assemblies, the band performed in the Hal- loween, Christmas, and Memorial Day parades. In the Christmas parade, a T. V. appearance was made by the group. It also presented two concerts, at Christmas and in the spring. BAND OFFICERS: Melvin Kessler, president: Janet Little, treasurer: and Carol McCoy, a vice-president. District Band-Melvin Kessler, Dorothea Newport. Feature Twirler - Diana Crimm, Drum Major Henry Pettus. WA Musicians Picked for Area Band ROW 1: Rena Logan, Jeanne Butler, Carol McCoy. ROW 2: David Supinski, Dorothea Newport, Elizabeth Hannah, Melvin Kessler. ROW 3: Larry Peters, Kenneth Noble, Kathie Allen, Robert Adams, Robert Semerod. The banner carriers lead the band onto the field during half time t The Drum Section in half-time show Drum Major Henry Petrus drrects Band relaxes after half mme performance to watch the game the Alma Mater. Precision Routines Add Color fc J. Little - Head Majorette, L. Nestor, K. Lewis - Co-head, B. Cornell, M. Yarmul, B. Bartlett, C. Speelman, L. Page, B. White, D. Speelman. Garbed in the bright uniforms and armed with lighted and fire batons, the WA majorettes marched at football games, the local Halloween Parade, and the Thanksgiving Day Parade through downtown Pittsburgh. During the summer, the girls attended Band Camp with the band. Janet Little, head majorette, was sent to Grove City Col- lege to attend a majorette workshop. Ninety Member Senior Chorus ROW 1: Mr. Stewart Morgan, J. Beitsinger, S. Dolenc, K. Turner, M. Beck, C. Meacci, L. Supinski L Stewart K. Evans, R. Perrott, J. Olshinsky. ROW 2: B. Carter, B. Marsh, K. Neihaus, D. Kocuba, K. Latshaw, S. Mack, R. Noble, P. Dick D Newport M. Owens. ROW 3: Ja. Jeffries, K. Shields, K. Allen, D. Reda, B. Sollinger, G. Jula, G. Lowry, D. Keith W Gelston G MacFarland, J. Bruce. ROW 4: L. Simpson, T. Hlavay, D. Zadrozny, A. Zadrozny, F. Lauderbaugh, D. Perry, E. Nalesnrck T Burns S. Sutton, D. Heinz, T. Zeil, R. Moore. As in the past years, the Senior Chorus was well received. Under the direction of Mr. Morgan, the group made their usual concert appearances and also were in varied other ac- tivities. On December 17, the chorus presented their annual Christmas Concert and on April 15, the Spring Festival was presented. Other activities were a concert for the PTG at St. Co- lumbkille Catholic Church and a combined concert with Moon High School at the latter's Spring Concert. The Chorus also sent eight students to the County Cho- rus Festival in October and two students to the Western District Festival at Mt. Lebanon in March. I00 J by Has Another Fine Year ROW 1: J. Bradburn, K. Lewis, J. Scarfone, A. Scheer, D. Crimm, M. A. Illar, C. Wilkinson, D. George, C. Cepulis, J. Butler. ROW 2: J. Little, C. Kehm, R. Chiri, J. Dodds, C. Strong, T. Horvath, S. Smith, A. K. Edwards, D. Poskin, C Cummings. ROW 3: J. Bruce, M. Kessler, S. Simpson, L. Illar, L. Peters, J. Heck, J. Krawchyk, R. Beaumont, G. Kinney, R. Nesbitt, R. McCullough, C. Christopher. ROW 4: F, Peternel, B. Sweet, W. Ceney, O. Boustead, I. Crisco, B. Underwood, D. Morgan, C. Little, W. Hanzer, J. Craig, R. Wilson. Mrs. Margaret Knobloch, accompanist for Chorus IOI SENIOR CHORUS OFFICERS: SITTING: Sturg Sutton, vice president, STANDING: Jerry MacFar1and, publicity Managerg Connie Cummings, secretary, Marsha Owens, Business Manager, Ronald Nesbitt, president COUNTY CHORUS REPRESENTATIVES J Bruce w semen 1 Heck M Owens L DISTRICT CHORUS I MacFar1and G Kinney andR Nesbltt Stewart, G. Kinney, R. Noble, R. Nesbitt, J. MacFar1and. , N SECTION LEADERS: SITTING: S. Sutton, J. Bradburn. STANDING: G. Jula, L. Supinski, J. MacFarland, C. Cepulis, M. Scheer, J. Dodds, L. Peters, K. Niehaus G. Kinney, K. Turner, R. Nesbitt, R. Noble. Chorus prepares for Christmas Concert. Sturg Sutton a member of the Senior Chorus, was accompanist to the Senior Chorus at all their performances. Daily rehearsal is a must in Senior Chorus ROW 1: J. Mikoloski, K. McFadden, N. Kukulinsky, A. Sylanski, P. Crowell, A. Hanna, G. Gray, J. Burns, W. Stripp, I. Miller, B. Bartley, N. Meanor, B. Bartlett, S. Connor, B. Cornell, D. Ridley, S. Mazar, K. Purdy, E. Munster. ROW 2: J. Leonard, L. Lewis, M. Bee, P. Riley, S. Casiola, J. Morgan, C. Perkins, E. Gazda, M.A. Berwick, F. Allison, S. Argenta, D. Pregel, D. Snezak, C. Smith, D. Bugay, S. Munster, M. Ewing. ROW 3: Mr. Stewart Morgan, G. Henry, M. Lauderbaugh, W. Campbell, D. Simpson, R. Belcher, P. Skacan, D, Pickens, R. Conner, J. Shrum, F. Daniels, B. Shaffer, C. Henderson. ROW 4: D. Supinski, D. Kramer, R. Matchett, E. Howard, D. Slovick, D. Singer, J. Haley, B. Walker, J. Sol- linger, H. Crimm, D. Burda, J. Hucko, R. Wolbert, D. King, B. Haines. Section Leaders F. I. D. R. D. M A. G. B. W. S. B. Allison - Alto Hucko - President Ridley - Soprano Matchett - Tenor Pregel - Alto Lauderbaugh - Tenor Hanna - Soprano Henry - Vice-president Cornell - Secretary Haines - Bass Connor - Business Manager Bartlett - Publicity Chairman Freshman Chorus ROW 1: D. Schmidt, D. Gittens, B. Alimena I McConnell I Brrnkman C Naleppa G Decker K Roedler D Reddinger, C. Mudrick, M. Coombs, D. Atkins T Lynch N Fobes M Cepulls G Wright K Lewis ROW 2: Mr. Stewart Morgan, P. Cain, D. Little B McGrogan D Edwards I Drew M Yarmul P Carnahan P. Logan, M. Clough, S. Mitchellan B. Hlavay K Leo M Kovach S Mack M Hansford I Hookey J A111 son. ROW 3: D. Supinski, M. Bouchon, D. Hanczar G Smith I Willy D Prrtchett T Howell J Henke H Ham ilton, T. Walk, G. Pressley, M. Papke, M. Franchek ROW 4: J. Seifert, K. Hughes, H. Cain, C. Bartus D N1coll D Warman L Robb D Lowry J Willy T Ma M. G. D. H. K. B. L. D. I. M M D. I. . Yarmul - Soprano . Nonclerg - Bass gedalene, K. Souffrant, G. Thompson, R. Owens N Nadik M Nonclerg R Snatchko T Bevans Papke - Bass Pressley - Secretary Reddinger - Business Manager Cain - Tenor Lewis - Alto Hlavay - Alto Robb - Publicity Chairman Gittens - Soprano Seifert - Vice-president Hanczar - Tenor l-Ienke - President STANDING: Suzi Dolenc, Bev Heindl, Janet Davis, Milly Scheer. KNEELING: Mitzi Slovick, Ruth Noble, Marsha Owens, Carole Kehm, Billye Jo Carter. Cheerleaders Of the nine varsity cheerleaders only two, Carole Kehm and Billye Jo Carter, remain to lead next year's squad. To raise money for new uniforms for next year, the cheerleaders sold megaphones during football season and pins during basketball. Last summer, for the first time, the squad sent four girls, Milly Scheer, Janet Davis, Marsha Owens, and Carole Kehm, to a four day clinic held at Kent State in Ohio. MITZI SLOVICK - Senior SUZI DOLENC - Senior RUTH NOBLE - Senior BEV HEINDL - Senior MARSHA OWENS - Senior IO6 Head Cheerleader - MILLY SCHEER STANDING: Sharon Chauvet, Janet Little, Barb CO-head - JANET DAVIS White. KNEELING: Barb Cornell, Susan Casciola Junior Varsity Wrestling Bonnie Bartlett, Sharon Young, Ruth Bartlett, Betty Kowalik, Bonnie Hlavay, Debbie Reddinger. Mmoreffes Desprte much ram and mud durmg the 1965 football season the Mtnorettes made several appearances under the leadershlp of Mary Ann Bozlck and Ruth Bartlett co heads Many of the routmes trred durmg the summer practrces were performed durrng the year and resulted 1n an 1nv1tat1on to the Montour Band Fest1val on September 25 The chmax of the season was the Kauf mann s Chrlstmas Parade on Thanksgwmg Day wh1ch appeared locally on te1ev1s1on ROW 1 R Bartlett P Moran M A Boz rc ROW 3 M A Crowell K Gallo, C Carr H Dorn ROW4 B Re1lly C M1kO10Sk1 P How ROW5 I Rob1nson D Crrmm P Vrdrnar M Beck K McFadden S Mack ROW 6 S Evans L Stewart L Scott Co Captains Mary Ann Bozlck and Ruth Bartlett Mascot Patty Moran l l N ' k. ROW 2: K. Turner, J. Scarfone, S. Bugay. ard. Q ' A , ' .,,.L 73Sw,ls2 , .1 A Q, Y as Q ' 1 - ZF' g me .,, v,,, S f 7 . ff A . fy? ' V' v. Q ii ,:. ., f g gg fi -1 ,, v,,l ,. Z 'fifzr - u f 5 fe 52 . ,ai :-, g . Z ,,,A If , ,V 'fm A ,K : A ,,.,:. V- , V QQ ' ,,. g 1? wi ww? R2 ff as ni Q Web' Jw 1 ,ai N'-' V, M. 8 Q . ..,,. + '65 Season Shows No Vicfories ROW 1: I. Bruce,D. Cook, S. Kovach, I. Chernik, D. Zierden, M. Medved, W. Scott, D. Crooks, R. Boling, G. Britton, W. White. ROW 2: D. Dillon, M. Wilson, G. Gresh, A. Zadrozny, F. Peternel, D. Hartman, J. Krawchyk, J. Heck, R. Shattuck, R. Patterson, B. Beaumont, J. Hager, I. Vidmar. ROW 3: W. Hager, D. Heinz, F. Lauderbaugh, N. Conn, nis, T. Hlavay, E. Bozick, M. Leonard, A. Ulanosky, E. ROW 4: R. Robinson, M. Schultz, F. Daniels, R. Crimm, nors, D. Heinz, D. Kozloff, D. Kramer, P. Lonchiek. ROW 5: J. Tomazich, S. Gillo, G. Henry, I. Schultz, S. Lemon, J. Sollinger, I. Moore, M. Schultz, I. Haley. ROW 6: Assistant Coach, Joe DiMichela, Assistant Coach, Coach, John Bonfadini, Assistant Coach, Hank Dzicki. Adams. Season's Record WA Opp. 0 Homestead '7 0 Carnegie 22 6 Moon 26 6 McKees Rocks 7 O Keystone Oaks 26 13 Quaker Valley 18 14 Stowe 51 O Montour 47 6 Ft. Cherry 21 COACHES STANDING: John Bonfadini, Alvin Zalnasky: Head Coach, George Schmidt. KNEELING: Frank Zoretich, Joe De Michela. S. Henderson, S. Hallum, H. Zirwas, I. Work, F. Darabant, J. Lonchiek, R. Steele, D. King, Kowalik, D. Matlack, I. Nester R. Powell, T. Alvin Zalnasky, Head Coach, George Schmidt, D. Den- R. Con- Orel, W Assistant Bob Boling - Guard George Britton - Back Jack Bruce - Back Joe Chernik - Back Dennis Cook - Tackle Drew Crooks - Tackle Doug Dillon - Guard Jake Hager - Def. Back Steve Kovach - Guard Mel Medved - End Don Plance - Tackle Warren Scott - Center Sixteen Seniors Leave Gap for Next Year. Joe Vidmar - Back Wayne White, - Linebacker Mitch Wilson - End Dennis Zierden - Back :f..,4 3 fff, ,, 7 Maru, ' WY! 1 , X155 M MN X X F? xxaslirjp E M f gg f' 2 ' my 7 iw 'M K , ': A .L 'A .Q ' W Q ,. ax 31 an Q Ui l X if 'R M, K5 4 YY vi 3 4 5' f I el .v ,,--V. I , 4 gg , 'ML X ,Q Y ff f 2 Q I iv , X ' Q 1 'I hw , , 3 W NNW A . ,K ,,. Fin.. , .. mf s- 1 X S ' .. 354. , is , .. ,,,. , .: Rf jf , U 51 hm. x an f f Q, WQQW, x E E I E ik, , x .fb- Q High Hopes of Great Year in BB Dashed KNEELING: D. Zierdeng M. Medved. STANDING: W. Gelston, mgrg I. Hagerg G. Henryg L. Speelmanp B Jones B. Hagerg M. Leonardg T. Orelg M. Lauderbaughg J. Haley, mgr. WA went into the season with high spirits WA and expectations, but came out with only 55 an 8-13 record. The season got off to a bad 51 start as WA was under the . 500 mark for the 57 exhibition season and lost the Holiday 70 Tournament to South Side Beaver. 60 The first half of the WPIAL season was 71 fair but in the second half WA could man- 77 age to win only one game. 47 Darryl Wolbert, Bill Jones, and Mel Med- ved all finished the season in the top 25 all- 57 time scorers of West Allegheny. 79 64 '78 '75 89 54 56 55 58 53 II4 SEASON RECORD Langley Oliver North Allegheny Burgettstown Hopewell Fort Cherry Crafton South Side Beaver McKees Rocks Montour Quaker Valley Stowe Shadyside Academy Carnegie Moon McKees Rocks Montour Quaker Valley Stowe Penn Hills Carnegie Moon O , 4 Mn 'Q ef f: eigsx muh, -, - .arg--er f- ',.- F 4- , 52,7 , ., 'if7gV' it V Iiir. f . . 'K -'51, L,,- Q . 2 L' 1 A 1 f ff 118 tg-,y Jake Hager Q - ' - ' fiiiiivilkirlli rf? 1 . nag, .. ,, -lvi,fe.1f,f,., rx . - frm 'His r i ff .,, .. ' - ' Mel Medved eyey ,-, ggi' : -N -Q . 'ee' r - ' sir y if , w , ': -:s'J2.'?' ' f,1Qw,zs1 ':- 3 f 'Q5i!E'i, - isf mrl , ' 59 ' '- f ' 1 W K ,: M K eeee , 1 r ,, B111 Jones Q'e. 4 H , 'I bl QfIfgiverezfffzfrfsfffwizsE5:riff-2fiffflezsfrzffwrzfi1115,f I r -. -' z A 'firmer ,. if ,.,, T 1 V ' ,-,.- 4- W ' ' . fr:' Rf3? 3 jg, .,,.,,. 2:2 ilu: -- :. ,, , ' . . 0932 -f:Cff:1ff':- .,-.',l,I., K, . - -- - r f :I i r iz, 1.1:-sf 'f ' f ,,.t!:,f,-1+ ' ' ' 3511: fri:rw'?'i.2:'2i'i:5i'.?f5HN- S- EU C, Hes:-rE1,a,. Q4 g wv, ' 1 g ,,.V - H H :ig K2 : r f? rr: rigwf:-Z 52 . ,..., M , f - DSHHY Zlefden ' ' ,, ' L .,,, ,J ,.LV, , ., L ,, V, L,, ,, , M, Junior Varsity V w ROW 1: I. Haley, G. Henry, Mr. Stewart, M. Lauderbaugh, J. Tomazich, H5 ROW 2: D. Burda, R. Crimrn. B. Haines, T. Orel, I. Hucko.- V 3 ws: ig ' A 9 'jk , 5' 1 R 1 , X A Q 5 2' .-QQ K , ..,,. K ff ' 4 . A ' F - H V0 V I R ,V , I I fi 3? 1: 3 L. f vZ,r3Q5Ti, E282 A J Q. , f x I QQ '--Lf 'lug We W, ,gi gin f'-Qian M 5, qi , ,V .V 31 X 45 ' r 's ui W7- CK, iz: 3 iQfg f 'Ui 'Inu fa if 4 A W ' gf A V,k,4 W f , 0 Q M AX, X 1 K W Z' i xi - ww , QQ. C fff f f-,wwf , . ,,.,L I 3 'rf 1 3? ii if TL I .VS Na! 11 QW il 21' Naifhf Q ,X4 4 ' 1, - ef xx F31 ' 5,411 x 6 Mafmen Improve, Look fo Future Row 1: D. Berwick, s. Kowalik, J. Swoager, R. savers, J. Henke, D. work, D- Perry, W. White ROW 2: Coach Sarachine, L. Schiffelbein, T. Phillips, J. Smith, W. Scott, D- Cook, A- Ph1111PS, A- U1211'1OSky. Ass't Coach Barefoot ROW 31 D. Levie, D. Day, J. Sollinger, R. Robinson, R. Patterson, H. Lydic, M. Rowlee, D. Lydic, J. Lonchiek B. Schultz. The matmen, under the excellent coaching of Mr. Edward Sarachine, had one of the best seasons they have had in the past three years. The season was much better than the 5 win 8 loss record showed. Almost all of the matches were extremely close. Just one more pin in each match against Hopewell, Hampton and Fort Cherry would have given West Allegheny the victories. This year the wrestlers, also, did better than ever be- fore in the Section Tournaments, held at North Allegheny High School. Wayne White, 138 lb. , was runner up to the section champion, and Dennis Cook, 165 lb. , and Andy Ulanosky, unlimited, both took section titles in their weight classes. The wrestling team has started a steady improvement since Mr. Sarachine instituted the Junior High wrestling program. With the number of able wrestlers graduating from the Junior High to the Senior Varsity, the wrestling team can look forward to many winning seasons in the future 5 wins 8 losses Il8 OPP South Fayette 24 South Side 15 Dormont 39 Hopewell 34 Avella 37 Carnegie 42 Hampton 31 Fort Cherry 37 Chartiers Valley 48 Baldwin 41 Canevin 22 Central Catholic 21 North Hills 22 .S ., , , . Vi.. ,. Members of the squad await their matches W ayne White Dennis Cook W arren Scott Andy Ulanosky Allan Phillips faces-off and maneuvers for a take down. Jim Henke works for a cradle hold. Wayne White manages to turn out of a dangerous sit- uation. Jack Smith takes time out after his opponent is injured. Dave Work tries to get out of a cross-body ride. lim Henke rolls off the mat to escape a fig- ure four hold. Andy Ulanosky, in the unlimited weight class, proves the bigger they are, the harder they fall. :essexv gsm::s1sifrns:,.i 1smsL-aueeuss:wfsszawfsz::s,:rs::.afe2 ,m Junior High Wresfling ROW 1: D. Berwick, Ck. Lutz, R. Solomon, D. Warman, W. Newman, W. Hopson, T. Vogus, D. Vogus, J. Henke ROW 2: C1. Lutz, L. Seabright, D. Hanczar, M. Gardner, I. Cherin, D. Ursic, D. Plance, L. Armstrong, E. Briggs. ROW 3: I. Purdy, C. Simon, T. Wotojwicz, R. Heinz, C. Snatterly, M. Clough, R. Medved, Ra. Solomon, M. Bolin. ROW 4: S. Puskar, P. Farkas, A. Bugay, T. Hurley, Mr. Barefoot. Junior High Baskefball ROW 1: V. Barnes, L. Robb, G. Pressley, D. Little, D. Davis, C. Bartus, K. Dieterrich. ROW 2: Mr. Reddinger, R. Owens, D. Nicoll, J. Mazar, B. Laudorn, I. Seifert, H. Hamilton, D. Lowry. l2l Baseball Team Sporfs Best Record ROW 1: M. Baker, J. Hager, D. Cook, B. Boling, B. Perkins, W. White, M. Wilson, T. Braisted ROW 2: Mr. Kramer, L. Philips, D. Work, B. Hager, D. Hartman, D. Lydic, J. Work, H. Lydic ROW 3: W. Middlemiss, S. Antowiak, L. Speelman, M. Richardson, Z. Kugler, D. Kramer, B Patterson I. Tomazich. Bill Perkins and battery mate Bob Boling. The final two games of competition eliminated the WA nine from taking the section in WPIAL. They had excellent pitching in Seniors Jake Hager and Bill Perkins, and Junior Bill Hager. Bill pitched two one hitters both against Crafton and had two games in which he struck out 17 and 20 batters WA 9 4 WA 1 6 6 6 10 2 5 6 0 O Won 7 Lost 4 Tied 1 1966 BASEBALL SEASON RESULTS PRACTICE GAMES Moon Moon W. P. I. A. L. GAMES Carnegie McKees Rocks Crafton Coraopolis Stowe Carnegie McKees Roocks Crafton Coraopolis Stowe Carnegie in first place 7-3 WA in second place 6-4. One New Recordin Track ROW 1: J. Trautman, C. Hall, D. Kukulinsky, J. Gelston, L. Simpson, C. Kramer ROW 2: V. Barnes, B. Walker, B. Bills, D. Perry, J. Willy, T. Matlack, B. Laudorn, Mr. Zalnasky, D. Slovick, C. Seibel, L. Kennedy, D. Gilooley, 100 yd. dash 200 yd. dash 400 yd. dash 880 yd. dash 1 mile run 180 yd. low hurdles 120 yd. high hurdles 880 yd. relay 1 mile relay Two Mile Run Shot put Discus throw Javelin throw Broad jump HOP. SICP, 8: Jump High Jump Pole Vault R. Knobloch R. Benson H. Crowley R. Benson J. Slovick R. Benson R. Krawchyk Wottowicz, Butya, Smith Patterson Wottowicz, Bartos, Nofsinger Patterson J. Craig D. Wolbert D. Moore J. Perry J. Burin J. Burin R. Wolbert R. Benson 1960 1962 1961 1961 1964 1962 1961 1965 1964 1965 1965 1962 1965 1964 1964 1966 1962 10. 3 23. 6 53. 1 2:12 4:56 14. 5 16.3 1:38. 6 3:48 10:27. 5 51' 6 1f2 137' 7 178' 6 19' 10 40' 1 1f2 5l 911 111 6u Smith, B. Butya, G. Lowry, R. Semerod, J. Craig, W. J. Sollinger, J. Costic, D. King, E. Adams, K. Noble, Coach, M. Papke, R. Wolbert, G. Grago, R. Crimm, J. Krawchyk, T. Burns Jack Craig and Jack Smith, two members of the squad. Girls Field Team ROW 1: M. Leonard, captain: Miss Minnick, coach: B. Bartlett. ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 4: ROW 5 ROW 6 Chambers, D. Atkins. Gorenc, C. Perkins. Bugay, R. Yoder. Muenster, M. B. Hansford. Speelman, M. Illar. ROW 1: R. Cummings, ROW 2: M ROW 3: R. ROW 4: M ROW 5: M ROW 6: S. Bartlett, Miss Minnick, coach: C captain. Hatch, L. Nester. Klimek, J. Mikoloski. Leonard, S. Muenster. Illar, M. Meacci. Evans, P. Dick. Rigorous practice over the Christmas holidays began the year for the girls' basketball team, coached by Miss Polly Minnick. Connie Cummings, Varsity captain, and Marguerite Leonard, J. V. captain, were chosen to lead the girls for the 1966 season. Many difficult games were played against such teams as Quaker Valley, Avalon, Mon- tour, Burgettstown, and several others and despite many injuries on the WA team, the girls put up a strong fight. A final practice and party was held on April 2 to end the year. Q K 15112 .. V , .mmm- K , W im 45,11 , HAMILTON'S BEAUTY SHOP Clinton, Pa. 695-6031 J'OHNNY'S ESSO SERVICE Oakdale, Pa, NATIONWIDE INSURANCE DAVID M, PURDY Clinton, Pa. HENRY'S SHOE SHOP Imperial, Pa. 695-4191 GRUB'S RESTAURANT R, D, H11 Coraopolis, Pa. J'OANNE'S BEAUTY SHOP Cliff Mine Road Imperial, Pa. E, J. VALLA CLOTHING STORE Imperial, Pa. FRANCHEK'S BEAUTY SHOP Imperial, Pa. 695-7761 MATHIA BAKERY McDonald, Pa. 926-2181 COMPLIMENTS OF SEIBEL'S FARM JONES ' GROCERY Oakdale, Pa. RAY DELANEY'S SERVICE STATION Noblestown, Pa, BOOSTERS I. 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