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INTERACT
The Interact Club, striving to encourage bet·
ter international understanding. corresponded with
a similar group in England. Serving the local com·
munity. these teen-agers, affiliated with the Rotary
Club of Republic. prepared Christmas treats for area
children. At the outskirts of Republic, the boys
erected a billboard to welcome travelers. Guided
by officers. Tom Lucostic, president; Bernard Sle·
zak. \'ice-president : John Kara, secretary; Andrew
Suha. treasurer; and sponsor, Mr.
Lee
Higin·
botham: the club held dances, ice skating parties,
and a spaghetti dinner to finance their service
program.
Hl-Y
The Alpha Hl-Y aimed to promote understand·
ing between themselves and fellow students. The
following officers guided the club through a fruitful
school term: Greg Direnzi, president; Robert Shaw,
vice-president; Dave Workman, secretary; Bernard
Slezak. treasurer; Bob Rohaley and Bruce Rankin,
councilmen: Tom Lucostic, historian; and Wayne
Mickey, chaplain. Caught in the surge of Christmas
spirit, the Hi-Y adorned the Uniontown County
Home with gay decorations.
In
May, club members
journeyed to Washington, D.C., for an educational
and fun-filled sightseeing tour.
Hi-Y
Guests, coach, and '64-'65 grid heroes enjoy football banquet.
Hi-Y boys take advantage of YMCA facilities.
BOTIOM ROW:
Mr.
Menarcheck, Mickey, Basile, Lucostic, Newcomer, Puglicsi, Ball, Softcheck, Maglas. ROW TWO: Rusnock,
Lizanich,
Sweitzer, Hedges,
~lezak,
Rihaly, Rouse, Craig. ROW THREE: Feeney, Riffle,
R.
Terrace, McAndrews, Suha, Johns, D. Terrace, Erjavec, Stock. ROW FOUR: Horner, Mitchell,
Chri<e, Kuhoric, Ranldn, Gordon, Workman, Kara. TOP ROW: Direnzi, Han•illa, Rohaley, Shaw, Durinzi, Wellington, Ulery.
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