Bedford High School - Epic Yearbook (Bedford, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1963 volume:

ASSISTANT EDITOR EDITOR . . . Solly Smith Corol Yavorsky ARTIST . . . Charlotte Giuntr BUSINESS MANAGER . . . Chris Deevers PHOTOGRAPHER . . . Howard Cihak Baroque is a style of art or architecture, irregular in form, characterized by the use of curved and contorted figures. With the assistance of our school rulers,” we form varied fields of inter- est in education and extra-curricular activities. . . . Offering invaluable knowl- edge, books help us curve our thoughts and ideas into constructive and worth- while purposes. . . . The gavel symbolizes student leadership of our many clubs. . . . Representing a striking” athletic department, the bat and ball portray our six main sports. . . . And the graduation cap shapes the last year for seniors at Bedford High School, for 1962-63. We hope the contorted forms of Baroque will recall memories and become more meaningful as they revolve around the Baroque-contorted clock of 1963. e of Contents The Baroque Era Faculty and Administration Underclassmen 2-10 11-26 27-56 57-76 Organizations Athletics Seniors Patrons and Boosters Index 77-100 101-133 134-136 137-143 2 3 On September sixth Bedford streets buzzed with boosters as our Buck for the Bearcat teams canvassed the area to raise money for our athletic department. This was the kickoff in spirit that prevailed throughout the season. Football games were the highpoint of each week and were attended by the students in rain, sleet, and snow. After the home games, dances were held in our cafeteria; here, after a victory we celebrated, or after defeat, danced our blues away. Homecoming, the climax of the season, will never be forgotten. As the football players walked off the field for the last time, the music of our marching band faded away and football season was over. Our band music was transformed into dance music in girls’ minds as they decided which boy to ask to the Harvest Hop. Soon the night of the dance arrived, and our cafeteria was adorned with emerald decorations, streamers, and pumpkins. Pumpkins! It was Halloween time — time for witches and goblins. But the seniors know it wasn’t a witch or goblin who had fun painting the rock in the park and more fun washing it off ... 4 Our school went Oriental as the Friendship Club play Lost Horizons was presented. The scene was the exotic land of Shangri-la where time slows down and life is prolonged. But time sped at a fast pace in Bedford as Thanksgiving swung into view and gave us a chance to show our gener- osity by providing food baskets for needy families. The short Thanksgiving vacation was enjoyed by all students, faculty, and administration. Everyone came back rested, refreshed, and well-fed. After vacation the cheerleaders held the traditional hoop as the mighty Bearcats broke through the ring and bounced into basketball season. As the cork was pulled from our spirit jug, spirit rushed out creating an atmos- phere of excitement. More baskets were made and points were compiled as the season soared on. Our league-leading Bearcats continued to remain on top of the totem pole of teams as the season drew to a fast-paced close. . . . 5 Tender moments at the Christmas Formal. Closed! School was closed for four whole days as win- ter weather played a trick on Mr. Heskett. Next came Christmas vacation, but there was still excitement and anti- cipation as visions of formals (not sugar plums) danced through girls’ heads. The Christmas Formal finally arrived and fulfilled all expectations. Soft fluffy formals floated like dancing snowflakes over the floor amidst the Key Club decorations. A warm, homey fireplace added to the Christ- mas atmosphere, and the Christmas tree in the center of the floor completed the holiday gaiety. All good things must come to an end, and the Christmas festivities termi- nated as school re-opened. Exams were soon upon us, and it was hard to believe the year was half over. What a way to end January — exams, grades, and a lot more snow. . . Seniors caught in contemplation during government exam. y . . . . Follow the yellow brick road. The faculty, accompanied by Friendship mem- bers, followed this road as they explored the Many Shades of Friendship.” They were in search of the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow at the Friendship Club Tea. To help the faculty swing into the mood of the theme, entertainment was presented including the vocal version of Over the Rainbow.” This annual Tea is an excellent way for students to become better acquainted with the faculty. February, the month of hearts and flowers in honor of St. Valentine, was also the time for Dog Patch,” the Sophomore Class Party which preceded the Senior’s Party, Dreamland,” held at the turn of the month. Thus February, a short but active month came to an end. Senior Play Cast — Row 1: Carole Lockwood, Mrs. Kelley - Adviser, Tim Dodds, Sally Smith, Barb Hrach, Bill Kaczynski, Leigh Orrill, Rich Stanovich; Row 2: Jayne Motsinger, John Barbena, Lenore Karpiak, Corliss Tay lor, Ken Flick, Suzanne Kulik, Rita Berry, Chita Tanch oco, Jim Poulson; Row 3: Patsy Dickson, Jim Zahand Ellen Simione, Dick Hora, Elaine Ugulini, Dave Nofzi ger, Chris Jakubecz, Dave Wheeler, Betty Gott. . . . What egg-zactly was the effect of the Senior Class Play, The Egg and I”? The effect was hilarious and resulted in a successful comedy. The audience rolled with laughter as the McDon- ald family moved from their city home with all the modern conveniences, to an old-fashioned chicken ranch. The McDonalds, their neighbors Delicate Daisy and Mr. Mannic Depressive, Fish- face the Indian, and a host of other characters performed an egg-ceptional play production. The juniors, with effervescent enthusiasm and vivid imagination, swirled us back in time to the continent of Africa for our prom, the setting be- ing the mystical land of Egypt. For the seniors, it was the last big event before graduation. We en- joyed the peaceful scene along the Nile, so artis- tically created by the hard-working Junior Class. 8 Industrious juniors prepare for prom, 'Kimet. National Honor Society — Row 1: Judy Schiemann, Carol Yavorsky, Marilyn Jones, Carole Lockwood, Jo Pollock Henrietta balant. Row 2: Karen Taylor, Millie Milanich, Janice Kontur, Elaine Ugulmi, Gloria Gallese, Lenore Karpiak, Sandy Franklin, Row 3. Joh Fosdick, Jim Alexander, Glenn Blackwell, Barry Johnson, Tom Sadowsky, Jay Gray, Miss Simpson, Advisor. Valedictorian Charlotte Giunti and Salutatorian Tom Sadowsky try on caps and gowns. . . . With April showers came recognition of our scholars. These students with qualities of scholarship, leadership, service, and character were inducted into National Honor Society. This im- pressive program also served as an incentive and goal for underclassmen. In May, senior awards were presented to those seniors who excelled in various school subjects, athletics, and other fields. This assembly was a hint of the fast approaching graduation. For the sophomores and juniors another year is completed and vacation is the reward. Come next September we will be back at Bedford. But for the seniors, our life at Bedford is ended with graduation. The seniors solemnly march down the aisle, and walk across the stage for long awaited diplomas which are received with mixed emotions. These diplomas represent the end of the seniors’ high school days and a key to a new future. 9 FACULTY The Rulers’ of Bedford High construct the guiding lines that form the basis of our future voca- tions. The teachers sometimes toil over a foot of preparation and teaching in order for students to gain an inch of knowledge. How- ever, with our faculty’s patience and interest, we have gained an immeasurable amount of experi- ence which will benefit us in fu- ture years at home or at work. ADMINISTRATION Bedford City Schools have met the grow- ing needs of the school district, and its in- creasing enrollment through the efforts of our capable administrative staff. Dale D. Heskett, Superintendent, together with As- sistant Superintendent Frank H. Brown, and William Dillard, Director of Secondary Ed- ucation, administer the various affairs of a thriving, growing school district. . . . DALE D. HESKETT Muskingum College B.S. Ohio State University M.A. Superintendent of Schools FRANK H. BROWN Ohio State University B.S. M.A. Assistant Superintendent WILLIAM E. DELLARD: B.A. Hiram and M.Ed. Harvard; Director of Sec- ondary Schools Frances Wright, Robert Wright, Robert Strachan, John St. John and Charles Gravercau ADMINISTRATION . . . The Board of Education is responsible for policy, budgets, buildings, bonds, etc., in running the school system. As the school year ends and most of the faculty breathe a sigh of relief, the work is just beginning for our principal W. A. Vorlicky and the assistant principal W. W. Shipley. These two dedicated men spend many hours planning each new school year for students and faculty . . . WOODROW SHIPLEY: B.A. Baldwin- Wallace College; M.A. University of Pitts- burgh; Assistant Principal WILLIAM A. VORLICKY: A.B. Baldwin- Wallace College; M.A. Ohio State Uni- versity; Principal 13 High School Secretaries: Dorothy Kadlowec, Dorothy Wyville, Annabelle Day, Helen Kewley SECRETARIES ... The smooth operation of Bedford Schools is partly at- tributable to the skills of administration and high school secretaries. This efficient group of women put forth great effort so that the paper work will show the results of ed- ucational effort. Typing letters or helping with class sched- ules, these women perform their jobs effectively Administration Secretaries — Seated: Ann Lockwood, Rose Ros- haven; Standing: Pearl Wallace, Mary Ann Rudy, Nancy Avery 14 C D. Infield School Psychologist E. J. Romito Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds Sitting: Bud Fisher, Custodian; LeRoy Buck, Supplies; Greg DePompei, Assistant Custodian; Jim Foreman; Glenn Miller Left to right — Mrs. Dehner, Mrs. Griffith, Mrs. Zak, Mrs. Grob- elney, Mrs. Arndt, Mrs. Ridgway, Mrs. Buck, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Mason, Mrs. Close CAFETERIA AND CUSTODIAL STAFF . . . The maintenance of our buildings is a very important function in a school. Operation of auditorium lights, ad- justment of microphones, and cleaning of halls and class- rooms, are just a few of the jobs the custodians must per- form. A split lunch period enables all students to eat in our modern cafeteria. The pleasant aroma that seeps thru the doors of the cafeteria into classrooms during the morn- ing hours, indicates that the cafeteria staff is hard at work. is GLEN E. BOTDORF: B.S. Otterbein College; Iudustrial Education; Out- side interest: Travel ADELAIDE BEHREND: B.S. Kent State University;M.A. Western Reserve University; American Government; COWA and FTA Adviser; Outside interest: Travel JAMES F. BREHM: B.A., B.S. Ohio State University; M.E. Kent State Uni- versity; American History; Counselor; Student Council Adviser; Outside in- terest: Do-It-Yourself Home Improve- ments The faculty, keeping up with today’s fast pace JEANNE M. CANNON: B.A. Mercy- hurst College; English 12; Friendship Club Adviser; Outside interest: Music DOLLIE CARSON: A.B. Glenville College; Business Education; Outside interest: Reading ROBERT W. CHILCOTE: B.S. Kent State University; Vocational Education; Outside interest: Numismatics DAREL K. CUSTER: B.A. Marietta College; M.E. Kent State University; American Government; Family Rela- tions; Varsity Baseball and J.V. Bas- ketball Coach; Outside interest: Nova Scotia 16 ESTHER H. DAHS: B.S. Ohio State University; Business Education; Out- side interest: Sports HAROLD DAUGHERTY: B.A. Ohio State University; World History; Foot- ball Coach; Outside interest: Reading Mr. Shipley is caught talking in the library. Revises the curriculum to our modern needs. PAUL C. DEEVERS: B.S., M.E. Kent State University; Business Education; Yearbook Adviser; Outside interest: Money JEAN DUMONT: B.S. Madison Col- lege; World History; English; Outside interest: Cooking LLOYD A. DUVALL: B.S.Ohio State University; M.A. Kent State Univer- sity; Instrumental Music, Music The- ory, Band; Band Adviser; Outside interest: History HELEN M. DWYER: B.A. Youngs- town University; Special Education; Outside interest: AMVETS 17 JERRY R. GALVIN: B.S. Ohio Un- iversity; Graphic Arts; Outside inter- est: Sports JANE W. ENGLISH: B.A. Grove City College; English, Spanish; Friend- ship Club Adviser; Outside interest: Sewing RALPH GRIECO: B.S. Kent State University; Industrial Education, Pho- tography, Home Mechanics; Booster Club Adviser; Outside interest: Golf PAUL F. HEISHMAN: B.S. Fair- mont College; M.A. West Virginia University; American History; Foot- ball Coach; Outside interest: Church KAROLYN K. HOOD: B.A. Fair- mont College; Girls Physical Educa- tion and Health; Cheerleaders, Lead- ers Club Adviser; Outside interest: Traveling Preparing for various vocations, or further study, ROBERT A. HYNES: A.B. Ohio Un- iversity; M.E. Ohio University; World History; Outside interest: Football 18 SUZANNE JENKINS: B.S. Ohio U- niversity; Home Economics; Outside interest: Refinishing furniture CHARLES JERASA: B.S. North- western; Boys Health and Physical Education; Football, Track, Wrestling Coach; Outside interest: Reading JORETTA KELLEY: B.A. Muskin- gum College; Speech; Theater Arts, Friendship and Senior Play Adviser; Outside interest: Winter Sports JOSEPH S. KENSICKI: B.S. Muskin- gum College; M.A.Columbia; Algebra; Projectors’ Club Adviser; Outside in- terest: Naval Reserve GRACE KUCERA: B.A. University of California; English; School Paper, Quill and Scroll Adviser; Outside in- terest: P.T.A. Dr. Marshall chuckles over his fortune. students acquire a well-rounded background. GAYLE J. LANDIS: B.S. Bowling Green State University; Business Edu- cation; Outside interest: Sewing ROBERT LOEFFLER: B.S. Kent State University; Math; Jr. High Football and Track Coach; Outside interest: Sports 19 Teachers survey library facilities. CALIFORNIA MACARTHUR: B B. A. Fenn College; M.A. Western Re- serve University; Business Education; Shorthand Club Adviser; Outside in- terest: Viola HAROLD G. MARSHALL: B. S. Baldwin-Wallace College; M.S..Ph.D. Western Reserve University; Biology and Advanced Biology; Outside inter- est: Limnology Keeping our minds, as MARY MINADEO: B.S. Kent State University; Home Arts; Outside in- terest: Literature HELEN M. MOREAN: B.S. Kent State University; English; Outside in- terest: Mosaics 20 well as our bodies, healthy MARGARET NASH: B.S. College of Nursing and Health; School Nurse; FNA Adviser; Outside interest: Sing- ing in Cleveland Orchestra Chorus ELEANOR NIESET: B.S. Bowling Green State University; English; Out- side interest: Bridge FRITZ M. OVERS: B.A. Baldwin- Wallace College; English; Outside in- terest: Photography E. GORDEN PARNELL: A.B. Wit- tenburg University; American History Outside interest: Camping RAYMOND E. PENZA: B.S..M.E. Kent State University; Drafting; Adult Education Co-ordinator; Outside in- terest: Hunting our faculty guides us in many different ways. ALVIN J. POIRSON: B.A.Ohio Wes- leyan University; Math; Boys Intramu- ral Director; Outside interest: Sports JOHN E. POT I: B.F.A. Ohio Wes- leyan University; Cleveland Institute of Art; Art, Stagecraft; Outside in- terest: Outdoor painting JAMES ROSE: B.S..M.A. Miami Uni- versity; Math; Athletic Co-ordinator, Basketball Coach; Outside interest: Camping NANCY ROSE: A.B. Smith College; English; Outside interest: Antique early American furnishings WALTER F. ROSENTHAL: A. B. Capital University; M.A. Ohio State University; Geometry, Triginometry, Analytic Geometry; Sophomore Class Adviser; Outside interest: Sports GRANVILLE RUDY: B.S. Fairmont State University; M.S. West Virginia; Physics, Physical Science; Key Club Adviser; Outside interest: Reading An after school faculty discussion. THOMAS SAYLOR: B.S. Thiel Col- lege; English, Economics; Football Coach; Outside interest: Hunting THOMAS J. SHELLHAMMER: B. Music, Heidelberg College; M.A. Ohio State University; Vocal Music; Out- side interest: Travel The student body would like to express its thanks RUTH H. SIEGEL: B.S. Bowling Green State University; M.A. Ohio State University; Guidance; Senior Class, FNA Adviser; Outside interest: Sports DORIS D. SIMPSON: B.Ph. Denison University; M.A. Ohio State Univer- sity; Special Education; N.H.S. Ad- viser; Outside interest: Antiques 22 JEAN C. SMITH: B.S.,A.B. Bowling- Green State University; M.A. Univer- sity of Michigan; German; German Club Adviser; Outside interest: Inter- ior decorating VERDABELLE A. SPAULDING: B.S. Kent State University; M.S. West- tern Reserve University; Librarian; Student Library Club Adviser; Out- side interest: Music ROBERT STABILE: B.S. Miami Uni- versity; Biology, Driving; Track and Cross Country Coach; Varsity B” Adviser; Outside interest: Reading LOUISE C. STEWART: B.A. Ohio State University; Spanish; Spanish Club Adviser; Outside interest: Music HARRIET TAYLOR: A.B. Mount Union College; M.A. Kent State Uni- versity; English; Junior Class Adviser; Outside interest: Photography WESLEY THOMAS: B.S. Capital University; Strings, Orchestra Direc- tor; Outside interest: String Instru- ments to the faculty for their devotion to our education. D. WILBUR TITTERINGTON: B.A. Ohio State University; Chemistry; Out- side interest: Evergreen Trees JOHN J. TROJAN: B.S. Findley College; M.A. University of Wiscon- sin; Boys Health, Physical Education; Outside interest: Sports 23 FLORENCE WAGNER: B.S. Journal- ism, Ohio State University; English; Outside interest: Gardening MARY TROXELL: B.S. Western Re- serve University; M.E. Wittenberg University; Visiting Teacher; Major- ettes, FTA Adviser; Outside interest: Dog training DIANE WEIL AND: B.S. Kent State University; Home Arts; Outside in- terest: Music KATHRYN WINGET: B.S. Ohio State University; M.S. Kent State Uni- versity; Girls Health, Physical Educa- tion; G.A.A. Adviser; Outside interest: Reading Mr. Marshall receives long-awaited Doctor’s degree Advanced biology class helps celebrate Dr. Marshall’s degree. 24 HARRIET TAYLOR The Senior Class is proud to dedicate Baroque to Mrs. Taylor, Junior Class Adviser. She directs the magazine drive to secure funds for the Junior- Senior prom and sandwiches Junior English in between. She also dabbles in horticulture and to- gether with her husband runs Taylor Studios. Mrs. Taylor’s candid, straight-forward approach is the gruff exterior that hides a heart of gold. 25 STUDENTS We, the students, are the books of the school. We have written pages filled with memories and experiences. All our stories are different, with numerous plots, varied moods and feelings, and different accomplishments. None of the characters are alike for we have separate ambitions, goals, and interests. Each of us plays a part in our school life whether it be a leading or supporting role. Our pages, chapters, and titles are diversified, but the setting and the scene are the same — the 1962-63 school year at Bedford. CLASS OF 1964 Junior Class Officers: Tony Surace, Vice-President; Rudy Povirk, President; Mrs. Taylor, Advisor; Jim Kraus, Treasurer; Mary Alessi, Secretary. Wayne Adams Joan Rubin Mick Aigler Rick Alden Mary Alessi Tony Alessi Dan Allen Jeff Allshousc Cheryl Altomondo Dennis Anders Faris Antoon Jim Astalos Mary Baechle Anita Barone Chris Basa Paul Batclaan Kathy Baum Paul Bahmann Mary Baxter Barry Beatty Kathy Beccia Don Pecjak Greg Bchn Sue Bellar Joanne Belluardo Joanne Bender Darlene Bern Joan Blackburn Carl Blazer John Bell Nancy Biros Pat Biros Priscilla Bodnar Diane Boetcner Diane Bohrer Phil Bordonaro Karen Bosan Cheryl Bradac Carol Brady Bev Brannan Len Brenner Sue Brott Beth Brown Carol Burns Marilyn Bulanda Cindi Bullock Mary Burton John Cameron John Cangelosi Sam Coppola Bob Carlson Cheryl Carpenter Joe Carol Joyce Carotta Lou Carucci Sal Catalano Peggy Catlett Harry Chambers Lesta Chandler John Chapman Bernie Bring ’Em In” launched magazine drive Joanna Chemiss Carol Cheslock Wayne Chunat Ed Cigoi Howard Cihak Pat Conroy 29 Jim Cooke Beverly Coon Dorothy Cooper Jeff Cooper Sue Cooper Steve Cosmano Gary Cottrill Jack Curtis Elaine Czarnecki John Danner Edith Danzo Linda Daugherty Showing our influence in school activities, Mary Davis Rich Dawson Ken DeMarchi Bev Dick Sharon Diedrich Geraldine Dille Bob Dilley Bob Drabik Bonnie Drabish Dan Druso Louraine Eckert Lorraine Effland Ray Eland Leslie Ellis Donna Ely Bob Erb John Krisko Laura Etchell Rose Fanara Lynn Featherstun Carol Fedor John Filidoro Ron Firem Bob Fontana Bruce Foote Cheryl Ford Gregg Ford Elaine Forepaugh Sue Fortir Frank Fox Dick Frederick Norm Fusek Dawn Funk Frank Funk Valerie Galasso Jackie Garon Kathy Gartner Mike Garvin Phil Gedeon Nikki Gelsinger Marlene Gilde Gwen Glendon Ken Gloden Bob Golightly Cheryl Gordon Sandy Gossett Sue Gottschalk Ginny Grau athletes took impressive role in varsity sports Bernie Gray Dave Green Kathy Green Tom Gretz Junior stars ham it up. Pam Grier Joyce Griffin Tom Griffin Karl Gruber Karen Gugliotta Linda Haire Don Haynik Allan Hanko Bill Haskins Carla Hayes Jean Hayes Carol Hayward Kathy Hejl Bob Heubach Bob Hill Annette Hintz Dick Hopkins Joyce Homer Donna Hollis Elaine Horswood Jim Imke Rich Jacques Jerry Jewett G.A.A. soccer and volleyball champs were juniors Darlene Johnson Karyn Johnson Jim Kaufman Roland Johnson Jeanne Hudson Alice Hussell Shop boys hard at work. Jerry Jorgenson Teddi Jurek Peggy J ustus Frank Kajder Ray Kaminski Marsha Kanieski Juanita Kascner Darlene Kaucic Karen Keller Pat Kelley Betty Sue Kent Bob Kerr continuing two-year winning streak for our girls Kathy Kirwin Carole Kickel Dave Kikel Larry Kennard Dan Kmetko Cathy Kocianic Stan Koehnle Jeff Koepke Ed Koharcik Jack Kovach Linda Krakauskas Jim Krause Wendy Krause Donna Krauslock Diane Krieger Evelyn Krofta Marlene Kubik Karen Kucia Rich Kusyk Jim Kvasnicka Mary Kvasnicka Joyce Kelly Sue LaBatte Nancy Lane Donna Lawson Jerry Lesniewski Dick Lehosit Bob Letson Adrienne Lev Dennis Lick Rudy Povirk presents Bernic to Mrs. Stewart. We celebrated our success with a galaxy of stars, Gary Lindauer Becki Linert Jim Liocta Janet Lippucci Ray Liscoe Mike Lomaka Sue Lord Ed Lorens Ellen Lowe Jim Luton Sheila Macaluso Bobbi Macha John Macko Bill Malenchek Becki Malzan Virginia Mandata Jim Marlowe Valerie Marko Marie Marotta Barb Martin Marilyn Mason Ken Maciejowski Ken Mastilak John Mizanin Peggy McCue Kathy Melling Ruth Metz Linda Mielki Sue Mika Eva Miller Vicki Millet Armand Monday Marilyn Moore Bill Morris Barb Morris Jan Morton Bill Mroczka Karen Muetzel Pete Muragliotta Tina Nabarro Bill Nehoda Paulson Nictert Steve Nofziger Chuck Orteca Ken Palgut Dave Parks Bruce Parker Jerry Pearl Darlene Pearn Jack Pekar Gwen Pellillo Peola Pennington Laura Phillips Sylvia Pianowski including the Lemon Sisters”, at Hollywood Revue Roger PoIIey Pam Pope Mike Porcenaluk Rudy Povirk Judy Powers Carol Prather Mike Presti Dave Price Charles Prior Marie Pudelski Donna Quinn Peggy Quiggen Our class selected royal court of the 1963 Anne Radicelli Andy Ramos Becki Rouse Ron Reuse Kathy Reik Diane Richcns Jackie Rich Bill Rice Karen Riley Mike Rutkowski Jack Rittwage Jim Rittwage Tony Rizzo Sue Roberts Bill Rody Luella Rogers Roni Pohl Kitty Romano Larry Ruple John Sacash 36 Some of the celebrities at the Hollywood Premier. Junior-Senior Prom, Kemet”, an Egyptian setting Dean Salupo Stephanie Saxton Irene Schindler Lynn Schiemann Bob Schoenbeck Paula Semancik Ron Schuster Bob Schwind Madelyn Scott Karen Skufca John Seman Elaine Senick Carole Shaull Alice Sheppard Barb Shevell Linda Sively Gary Skillicorn Sue Skillicorn Jan Skvarch Carol Skuza Wayne Smith Frank Smola Colleen Snell Chuck Snow Bill Snyder Alan Sochacki Dennis Soinski John Sopko Keith Sorensen Loretta Sourini Bob Spagnola Erna Spagnoli Chuck Spcnccr Fred Speith Margie Stanley Dan Stcdman Gerry Stepic Pat Stephens Ray Stiles Bill Strachan Jim Strecker Dottie Sudik We successfully surpassed goal of $10,000 Evelyn Summerville Toni Surace Nancy Swaney Adeline Swaton Avis Swaton Sue Szaraz Roger Szymczyk Earlene Taylor Truman Telling Kathy Tench Dave Thomas Duane Thomas Kathy Thomas Dan Tinkler Marge Tokar Dick Torrey Jim Trionfantc Chuck Trigilio Jim Trochio Henry Trojan Jim TuIIoch Jean Tuma Pete Turcotte Richard Tuskcs Judy Tussel Herb Twitt Joanne Tyhulski Steve Varga Diane Vargo Joanne Venaleck Bonnie Venditti Norma Vickers Michelle Vitullo Bill Vorlicky Kathy Voth Jan Wagner Carl Walley Diane Walters Wade Walzak Joe Wasko Joan Way Kathy Weaver Next year, we open the door for the Class of 64. Betty Wrentmore Kaaren Wright John Yaros Sandy Young Chuck Zak Carol Zallar Gerry Weigand Bob Wienclaw Bob Weston Clair Wetzstein David Wheatley Richard White Dorothy White Roger White Wendy Wilcox Judy Williams Neil Wiltshire Bill Wood Sharon Wright Mike Yanke Judy Yanoviz Bob Y usko Marian Yusko Gloria Zahand Kirk Zintel Ray Zronck Bob Zronek CLASS OF 1965 Sophomore Class Officers: Mike Bova, President; Carla Minardo, Vice-President; Mr. Rosenthal, Adviser; Carolyn Haire, Secretary; Ralph Maggio, Treasurer. Mike Adams Robert Adler Carol Alaimo Mary Altomondo Linda Anderson John Arrowsmith James Ashevorth Joan Bahmann David Banta John Barta Jim Batter Becky Baynes Dalton Baynes Denton Baynes Cynthia Bazdar Roberta Beale Larry Beaumont Judy Bedo Tim Bell Larry Benslay Maria Bernaciak Georgia Beshara Bruce Beyers Georgia Bodnovich Tom Bogucki Frank Bordonaro Ken Borsh Christine Bott Jeff Boulis Mike Bova Ray Bowden Rich Boyle Jerry Bradford Frank Brady Frank Bruening Hal Bricker Pat Brittain Midge Brown Judy Brock Greg Bruck Carol Bryant Dian Brys Barb Bryzkowski Tom Buddcnhagcn Mary Ann Bulkovec Cindy Bullock Tom Burdyshaw Chuck Burnett Linda Bush A1 Buckshaw Helen Butler Sophrona Buzzclh Phil Byrd Elizabeth Cable Bill Cannell Sandy Caporuscio Chuck Cappelli Marce Carano Donna Cardosc Rose Carlo With great eagerness, we entered Bedford High Cindy Carpenter Don Carter Nancy Carter Tom Cash man Nancy Cassidy Jack Castle 41 Jim Castle Betty Cart Brenda Cavany New faces, new surroundings Jack Kcwley leads Beverly Hills Quintet. Linda Cavany Jim Cegiclski Ron Cegiclski Pat Celmer Lois Challan Rich Chepeus Nancy Chojnowski Judy Cihak Donna Clough Linda Codner Ron Collins Drew Comstock Tom Cowley Ken Cox Ron Payto Mike Cramer Don Craven Cathy Crowl Leatricc Cummings Dan Cusak Nancy Cyburt Gerry Cynar Ray D’Angelo Bev Davis Ann Downs Sharon Day Joe DeBlasio Marie DeCaprio Ray Dcds Yvanne DeFoor Boys do jumping jacks in gym. Pat DeFrange Roger DeFrange Rose Delperdang We adjusted quickly and easily Rick Dempsey Annette DePauIo Carl Desantis Sandy Dick Keith Dilley Janet Dlouhy Pat Dodds Rich Doty Marvin Droege Ed Duber Diane Duffy Charlotte Dvorak George Effinger Nancy Ellis Mike Eakins Mark Elrick Margaret Ennemoser Harry Erickson Merle Eschweiler Ellen Estok Karen Etchell Joyce Fazio George Felix Jim Fellenstein Doug Fiester Paul Ferrington John Fetsko Sylvia Fiala Carol Filidoro Mary Finn 43 Bill Finnell Kathy Flanik Paul Flask Pete Foley Sandy Ford Nicole Fortin Mike Frankhauser Mike Frend Bill Fries Sandy Fuller Mark Fullmer Janet Gail us Janice Galasso Jim Galbraith Toma Gaylen Linda Gaza Louis Gedeon John Geiger Robin Gerhard Donna Giaco Jim Gilbert Janet Girod Darlene Gladstone Sandy Gnuschke Getting into the swing of things, we elected Kathy Golden Alan Gottschalk Russ Green Sue Greitzei Linda Gresh Jo Grissman Pat Grobe John Gross Joyce Gruttardaurio Gerry Guenther Connie Hack Sharon Hackbart Carolyn Ha i re Carol Haikovics Margie Hall Lou Ann Hanley Gary Hansen Donna Hanus Ken Hanus Angela Haramia Ed Hardy Chuck Harkness Elaine Harris Mike Haskins Ken Hastings Norm Haught Jim Hauxhurst Karen Haydo John Hendrock Sharon Hendrock Carole Herman Joanne Herrage Paul Hido Lynn Hinckley Bob Holloway Shirley Hoopes class officers, joined clubs, and acted grown-up 45 Ravishing new hairdo pleases Mr. Rosenthal. Fred Howard Mary Hudock Joanne Hughes Dave Humphrey Virginia Humphrey Chuck Hurlbut Frank Hyrmer Mark Ignasiak Sue Imke Dogpatch”, our class party, was hillbilly holiday. Perri Jacques Kathy Jaklitch Ron Jakubczak Chris Jindra David Johnson Rich Johnson Susan Johnson Tom Johnson Pete J unkin Tom Jonozzo Karlyn J udd John Kable Brian Kadlowec Frank Kainec Larry Kalchert Vince Kapsandy Janis Kara Kathy Kennedy Jack Kewley Malcolm Kinney Mary Kirkcaldy Janice Kirkland Jeri Kistler Dennis Klabik Bob Kncblewicz Paul Koberg Ken Koehler Mary Koelliker Steve Kontur Judy Koran Sharon Kotara Ellen Koth Dennis Kotmel Louise Kozsar Kathy Krakora Keith Krai Athletic participation revealed innate talent 47 Sophomore girls won All-Star Noel Lemmey John Lemmo Joe Levy Linda Lolly Karen Lovelace Mark Luke Don Lumme Louise Lutz Ruth Mabenet Mike Mackie Ralph Maggio Rich Maggio Dave Mahnen John Malin Frank Marotta Marsha Marrapese Bashful Daisy Mae shys Jack Martin Sue Martin Lance Martinson Dorothy Matjasic Dan Mauser Dave Mauser Liz Mayer Al McAninch Sharyn McCara Chip McConnell Karen McElhiney Bill McGee Cathy McNiel Lynette Mellert Carrine Mella Phil Mestancik John Metzger Jim Milbrant John Millard Bill Miller Ron Miller Carla Minardo Donna Minardo Joan Minkowski Karen Mismas Evelyn Mokrohaisky John Molesky Chuck Molnar away from new boy friend. soccer and volleyball games. Nancy Monroe Pat Morre Leon Moorehead Larry Moorehead Tom Morrell Kathy Morris Gary Mosansky Dennis Mrklas Bruce Mullins Chris Murphy Ken Murton Chris Nagy Gary Nagy Terry Nakoneczny Gerrie Needs Gretchen Neff Gary Nemeth Anita Newell 49 Elmer Neibccker Rich Nikrasch Elaine Oreskovic Lou Orosz Audrey Osmann Darlene Owen Jane Pacanovsky Martin Palicka Janice Palladino Bernie Panovich Joan Panovich Jack Paris Jesse Parrish Mary Parulis Tim Pasek Donna Pavlik Par Peden Bruce Penza Tom Pequignoc Jack Pirson Diane Petti Rich Piccola Frances Pierpoint Chuck Pike As Sophomores we affected Bedford High for Vinci Piro John Plasman Pete Plentka David Polley Martin Povirk Estel Powell Yvette Pratt Gordon Price Roy Price Harry Prohaska Dan Prucha Andy Putka Sanford Ralstcn Linda Rasey Connie Reed Ruth Rice Paul Richards Ron Richer Marsha Rinkus Sue Rizzo Kathy Robb Mrs. Nieset helps girls decide John Arrowsmith's fate. richer, for poorer, for better —for better! Lou Robinson Bob Robinson Carol Roddy Lorain Rogers Carl Romanowski Ron Romito Ted Rongers Dennis Rouse Karen Rowley Tom Rudziensky Mary Ruggiero Gene Rumplik Ken Rupert Melvin Rush A! Russ Tim Russell Linda Rybek Donna Salzano 51 Betsy Sankcy Toni Sanna Leah Santa Maria Don Santin John Schaefer Jim Schuman Martin Scott Dale Scovill John Sedensky Gar See man Greg Selby Jackie Seleiko Janet Seliga Linda Sersa Paul Shaffer Ian Shumaker Jim Siwila Tom Skingel Tony Skufca Sandy Sleeman Bill Smith Dee Smith Holly Smith Jim Smola Regina Snyder Joanne Solli Ron Solli Neil Sorenson We will use our experience to Joy Sorenson Bob Sousek Carol Spagnolo Dave Spagnolo Annelle Sparacio Kathy Spencer Rich Spencer Janet Spinner Judy Sponseller Terry Springer Carol Stahl Pat Stalzer Jim Stiles Tom Stora Diane Strok Tony Struna Sharon Stusek Art Swaton Cheryl Sweeney Mike Szabo Julius Szabo Sandy Takacs Diane Taylor Jim Taylor Carol Tevis Leroy Telischak Joel Trabert Gerry Toth Elaine Tompot Ellen Tompot Karen Thomas Chuck Thomas Kim Thiele Susan Trocchio Pat Turchik Janice Turner Walt Tyburski Faith Unfried Margie Uscio Diane Van Pam Vanek Terry Vangunten Lori Vargo Anne Varney Florence Varney Ruth Ann Veverka John Vilcheck A1 Vilt Tony Vita Gary Vi verito Rita Vrabel Dale Wagner Louis Wainwright Linda Wales Bruce Wallace Nancy Wallace Ed Walter Ordering class rings, planning junior schedules, Laura Waterbury Mary Weaver Jane Weber Joanne Weiskopf Bill Wessel Art West Sophomores at Dogpatch” sport pretty patches. we leave a Rosy” past for a Taylored” future. Brian White Ron White Stan Wierzbicki Doris Williams Barb Wilson Gerry Wilson Jim Wilson Ginny Wingart Dennis Winger Terry Woods Mary Worrell Glenn Wozniak Jane Wrentmore Karen Yaros Sharon Yelitz John Young John Zallar Gcorgianna Zett CLUBS Our clubs bow and show re- spect to the sound of the gavel, long a symbol of authority. The gavel is heard during meetings, initiations, and induction of offi- cers. It echoes through the yean portraying the important part clubs glay n our school life. By joining our numerous clubs, students form new interests and broaden old ones. Clubs supple- ment our school work with fun and friendship, and an opportu- nity for good student leadership. Homeroom Representatives—Row 1: Ralph Maggio, Pat Navarra, Rita Berry, Carol Yavorslcy, Barb Shevell, Sally Smith; Row 2: Joyce Fazio, Janet Lippucci, Gloria Zahand, Beth Brown, Carolyn Haire, Linda Wales, Chuck Orteca, Jerry Pearl, Barry Beatty, Ed DePompei, Harold Bricker; Row 3: Judy Sponseller, Cathy Crowl, Bonnie Venditti, Jackie Garon, Joe Gongos, Carlton Buck, Richard Dawson, Bob Spagnola, Joe Levy; Row 4: Karen Mismas, Ken Flick, Jack Kewley, Pat Stalzer, Louise Kozsar, Perri Jacques; Row 5: Rose Delperdang, Annette Hintz, Steve Cosmano, Pat Grobe, Brian White, Lynn Featherstun, Sandy Krejcar, Mary Ann Duber, Carla Minardo, Charlie Zak. Student governing body successfully starts STUDENT COUNCIL Government of the students, by the students, and for the students.” The aim of Student Council is to smoothly coordinate school activities. Bearcat pennants, a student handbook, and honor study halls have been extra respon- sibilities of Student Council. Homeroom representatives elected by fellow students, presidents of school organizations, and appointed commit- tee chairmen attend the monthly meetings. Problems of students and clubs are presented, discussed, and solved. Other activities include the Student Council dance and a banquet at which the next year’s officers are inducted. Srudent Council Officers: Row 1: Nikki Maggio, Secretary; Kitty Romano, Treasurer; Row 2: Tom Sadowsky, President, Kathy Hcjl, Vice-President; Mr. Brehm, Adviser. 58 Hall Guard Captains — Row 1: Karen Carroll, Elaine Czarnecki, Kathy Hejl, Mary Ford; Row 2: Jerry Jorgensen, Richard Jacques, Barry Beatty. experimental honor study halls A CAPPELLA CHOIR The story behind our A Cappella Choir is one of tra- dition and outstanding musicianship. The eighty-four upperclassmen in membership, under the direction of Mr. Thomas Shellhammer, combine talent and diligent effort to attain the high level of accomplishment we enjoyed during their various performances. The choir was heard in the thrilling Christmas Concert, the National Honor Soci- ety Induction, Spring Sing, at Baccalaureate and Com- mencement. Selections by the A Cappella Choir were broadcast on Cleveland’s WJW radio in March of this year. Leading this active group were these officers: Margie Foreman, President; Karen Taylor, Vice President; Suz- anne Bella, Secretary; and Ken Flick, Treasurer. A Cappella members qualify to audition for ensembles, one of which is the Madrigal Singers. These ten students performed with exceptional finesse at numerous engage- ments. The Madrigal Group also had the opportunity to appear on television on the Mike Douglas Show during the Christmas season. The six young ladies in Girls’ Sextette are also chosen from choir on the basis of an audition of voice quality and blend. Providing fine entertainment for all, these vocal groups are an attribute of Bedford Senior High School. A Cappella, Girls’ Glee, Madrigal: Kathie Melling, Suzanne Bella, Pat Dougherty, Marilyn Soinski, Rudy Povirk, Karen Taylor, Karen Muetzel, Jim Zahand, Chuck Sterling, Ken Klick Row I (left to right): Bev Brannan, Rita Berry, Suzanne Bella, Karyn Johnson, Gloria Gallese, Nikki Maggio Row 2 (left to right): Tina Nabarro, Chris Basa, Paula Semancik, Kathy Vendrick, Suzanne Kulik, I.inda Comiskey Row 3 (left to right): Elaine Czarnecki, Sue Gottschalk, Mary Ann Duber, Karen Keller, Pat Dougherty Row 4 (left to right): Chris Deevers, Jerry Jorgensen, Garry Skillicorn, Doug Haven, Bob Dilley, Glenn Young Row 5 (left to right): Jim Zahand, Rudy Povirk, Jim Alex- ander, Dan Stedman, Dick Hopkins and the various Row 1: Sally Smith, Judy Thomas, Gloria Zahand; Row 2: Karyn Johnson, Jeanne Hayes, Rita Berry Janet Ehas, Mary Swank, Jo Ann Pollock, Char Guinti, Janet Regula, Chtta Tanchoco, Barb Martin, Sally Smith, Judy Thomas, Gloria Zahand, Margie Foreman . Kathie Melling, Lynn Sweeten, Jean Hayes, Marilynn Soinski. Carole Lockwood, Patsy Dickson, Henrietta Walant, Pat Daniels, Carol Hay- ward, Joan Way, Pam McDonald , Marilyn Maresh, VC cndy V ilcox, Becky Rouse, Karen Muetzel, Terri Kcsckes, Sue Skillicorn, Lorraine Efnand, Sue Barnett, Lynn Feather- sten, Karen Taylor, Nancy Delphia . - Dave Wagner, Mike Garvin, Joe Wasko, Hilary Taylor, John Walant, Ken Flick, David Wilson, Chuck Sterling, Gary Lmdauer, Steve Not- zinger Jim Smith, Bill Vorlicky, Keith Sorensen, Ed Koharik', Den Cook, David Nofzinger, Frank Eschweiler, John Cangelosi, Jim Rezabek Row I: Bonnie Drabish, Bev Dick, Diane Boettner, Irene Schindler, Linda Krakauskas, Kitty Romano, Elaine Senick, Kathy Kerwin, Mary Alessi, Jane Svaboda, Carol Deacon, Toni Surace, Diane Bohrer, Janet Lip- pucci, Nikki Gelsinger Row 2: Nancy Biros, Bonnie Venditti, Sue Mika, Madelyn Scott, Lynn Reese, Dottie Sudik, Sue Franks, Sherry Mellert, Charee Walleck, Michelle Vitullo, Nancy Swaney, Ruth Metz, Cathy Reik. Donna Krauslock, Mildred Way Row 3: Alberta Merriweathcr, Kathy Tench, Sandy Young, Diane Walters, Karen Schindler, Marge Ebersold, Betty Ann Frank, Claudia Barbato, Beverly Coon, Sharon Diedrich, Elaine Forepaugh, Lesta Chandler, Jan Wagner, Karen Carroll, Lee Palusis, Jackie Garon Row 4: Karen Riley, Sharon Wright, Carole Shaull, Dian Byrs, Sue Bellar, Donna Lawson, Sue Cooper, Cheryl Hinckley, Donna Ely, Annette Hintz, Sue Brott, Helen Temoff, Sharon Yurick, Kathie Voth, Paula Pumph- rey, Pat Stevens, Margaret Anderson ensembles aptly perform for their audiences 61 Row 1: Carla Minardo, Donna Hanus, Virginia Humphrey, Sue Johnson, Sue Grietzer, Judy Sponseller, Vinci Piro, Donna Salzano, Sharon Stusek, Donna Minardo, Karen Lovelace, Georgia Bodnovich, Jane Wrentmore, Sophrona Buzzelli, Janet Spinner, Janice Galasso, Cheryl Sweeney, Joyce Fazio; Row 2: Geraldine Gunther, Evelyn Mokerhaisky, Kathy Krakora, Audrey Ossman, Carolyn Bryant, Micky Koelliker, Pat Grobe, Mary Kirkcaldy, Louise Lutz, Diane Taylor, Liz Mayer, Donna Clough, Mary Ann Belcovic, Jeri Kistler, Sue Rizzo, Terry Van- gunten; Row 3 Annelle Sparacio, Georgianna Zett, Pam Vanek, Janet Seliga, Connie Hack, Margie Yusko, Sue Imke, Betsy Sankey, Linda Gresh, Geraldine Wilson. Midge Brown, Perri Jacques, Louise Kozsar, Pat Stalzer, Robin Gerhard. Sue Martin, Ginny Wingart; Row 4: Ellen Koth, Karen McElhiney, Mark Ignasiac, Jack Paris, Jim Castle, Jack Kewley, Bruce Penza, Dave Johnson, Dale Scovill, Bob Vincent, John Weyhenmeyer, Frank Kainec, Tom Buddenhagen, Don Santin, Larry Kalcher, Laura Waterbury; Row 5: Leah Santa Maria, Larry Bcnsley, Andy Putka, John Barta, Mike Cramer, Jeff Boulis, Greg Bruck, Roy Price, Jack Castle, Marvin Droege, Rusty Green, Jim Schumann, Tom Stora, Paul Ferrington, Chris Bott, Karen Etchell Sophomores sing for pleasure and experience. TENTH GRADE CHORUSES The Sophomore Chorus and the Sophomore Girls’ Glee meet daily to sing for enjoyment and experience. They learn to understand basic music notations and to follow musical scores more read- ily. This preparation insures trained vocal quali- ties for future A Cappella Choir members. The Sophomore Girls’ Ensemble, along with the large choruses, perform at our Christmas and Spring Concerts directed by Mr. Thomas Shellhammer. Boys’ Glee Club — Row 1: Richard White, Ken Cook, Gregg Ford; Row 2: Joe Wasko, Dan Pocek, Bob Dilley, Dave Wagner; Row 4: Dennis Soinski, Keith Sorenson, Greg Behn, Oliver Wilkins. Sophomore Girls Ensemble — Row 1: Cathy Crowl, Ruth Rice, Connie Hack, Kathy Krakora, Terry Vangunten; Row 2: Robin Gerhard, Annelle Sparacio, Louise Kozsar, Laura Waterbury, Pan Vanek, Betsy Sankey. 62 Row 1: Elizabeth Cabi, Marsha Rinkes, Holly Smith, Mary Rose Rigerrio, Georgia Beshara, JoAnn Hughes, Nancy Wallace, Elaine Harris, Ann Downs, Carol Alaimo, Ruth Rice, Cindy Bazdar, Cheryl Hcndrock, Mary Alice Finn, Gerri Needs, Karen Thomas, Kathy Morris; Row 2: Bev Davis, Doris Williams, Cathy Golden, Cheryl Kubinski, Mary Ann Corano, Linda Wales, Linda Codner, Chris Murphey, Nancy Ellis, Sandy Dick, Sharon Katara, Carolyn Haire, Karen Haydo, Elaine Tompot, JoAnnc Herrage, Ellen Tompot; Row 3: Ruth Vavereck, Brenda Cavany, Margie Ennemoser, Lynette Mellert, Margie Hall, Karen Rowley, Karen Yaros, Sandy Krasney, Carol Stahl, Dee Duffy, Becky Baynes, Darlene Gladstone, Carol Halkovics, Joan Manthowski, Kathy McNiel, Sandy Fuller, Carol Rody; Row 4: Sandra Takacs, Florence Varney, Mary Jane Weaver, Jo Grissman, Diane Petti, Connie Reed, Ann Varney, Nancy Cassidy, Mary Worrell, Gretchen Neff, Pat Wardl, Nancy Carter, Chris Wardley, Gerry Toth, Judy Brock, Olive Cox; Row 5: Judy Koran, Carol Krych, Donna Giaco, Maril Ber- naciak, Pat Dodds, Joan Panovich, Diane Kubovec, Linda Rasey, Gerry Cynar, Shirley Hoopes, Barb Bryzkowski, Karlyn Judd Rose Ann Delperdang, Yvonne DeFoor, Marsha Marrapese, Sharon Day, Lynn Hinckley, Anita Newell, Kathy Jacklitch. Instrumentalists entertain us at concerts. BEDFORD HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA According to ancient history, Nero fiddled as Rome burned; Bedford High’s not burning, but the fiddling still goes on. Our school orchestra, led by director Mr. Wesley Thomas, works with diligence and determination which is rewarded by a polished performance at the annual Orchestra Concert in February. The orchestra has also pro- vided music for our theatrical performances, Lost Horizon” and The Egg and I.” President, Dave Wilson; Vice-president, Judy Thomas; Secretary, Cheryl Gordon; Treasurer, Anne Radicelli, and the other orchestra members offer their talents for the community’s enjoyment as well as their own. Row 1: Judy Thomas, Jeanne Hayes, Bill Finnell, David Wilson, Sharon Day, Renita Dawson, Betsy Sankey, Judy Sponseller; Row 2: John Cameron, Sandy Krejcar, Pam Pender, Charlotte Nagy, Roberta Beale, Kim Thiel, Richard LaRue, Roger Faust, George Effinger, Cheryl Gor- don, Jane Wrentmore; Row 3: Becky Kobys, Annelle Sparacio, Connie Hack, Chuck Sterling, Hal Bricker, Ken Cook, Joanna Cherniss, David Nofziger, Cindi Beale, Sherry Presti. BEDFORD HIGH SCHOOL BAND The story of the Bedford Band began to un- fold as the camp busses unloaded at Red Raider, two weeks before school opened. In six days these high-stepping musicians, under the direction of Mr. Du Vail, created the precision routines you saw before the kick-off and at half-time. Home- coming ceremonies acquired traditional splendor from its superb performance. The annual candy sale helped provide money for uniforms and music, with the Band Parents lending a helping hand. In tune for their public concert in April, and in step for the Memorial Day Parade, the band concluded their activities in a successful year. Row 1 (left to right): Carol Hayward, Carla Hayes Row 2 (left to right): Holly Smith, Ken Cox, Roberta Beale, Bruce Wallace Row 3 (left to right): Reinhold Miller, Dennis Lick, Jim Rezabck, Sandy Day, Gloria Gallese Row 4 (left to right): Chuck Burnett, David Wheeler, John Vilcheck, Joanne Pollock, Becky Rouse Row 5 (left to right): Richard LaRue, Frank Smola, David Price, Ken Flick, Lance Martinson Row 6 (left to right): Mike Garvin, Jack Castle Band camp, Wednesday night practices, and Pep Band — Row 1: Sue Skillicorn, Pat Dougherty, Kathy Melting, Rudy Povirk, Rick Alden; Row 2: Richard LaRue, Kim Thiele, Dale Scovill, Glenn Blackwell, Ken Flick, Wayne Chunat. 64 Majorettes: Carole Lockwood, Carla Hayes, Diane Strok, Carol Hayward, Joanna Cherniss, Suzanne Kulik, Marilyn Soinski, Roger Faust • Drum Major. Marilynn Soinski, Diane Strok, Roger Faust, Carole Lockwood, Suzanne Kulik, JoAnn Cherniss Linla Gresh, Hal Bricker, Richard Alden, John Sacash, Rudy Povirk, Jack Curtis, David Banta, Joyce Horner, Jerry Bradford, Judy Wal- ton, Eva Miller, Janice Kirkland Carol Tevis, Pam Vanek, Robert Faust, John Malin, Wayne Chunat, Larry Beaumont, Jim Smola, Nancy Cassidy, Chuck Sterling, Annelle Sparacio Pat Dougherty, Karen Keller, Pat Daniels, Dawn Funk, Linda Comiskey, Greg Bruck, Ken Hanus, Tom Stora, Dale Scovill, Diane Taylor, Mark blrick, Laura Waterbury, Kathie Meliing, Linda Rasey, Chris Jindra Barry Johnson, Sanford Ralston, Keith Krai, Frank Eschweiler, Linda Dougherty, Sue Skillicorn, Karen Muetzel, Kim Theil Glenn Blackwell, Doug Haven, Roger Szymczyk, Bob Hayes, Jerry Jorgensen, George Effinger concert season compose our band’s busy year Marching band performs as Mr. DuVall directs half-time show. Matador Roger is victorious over bull, Dave Banta. 65 Seated: Diane Nagy, Vice-President; Pat Navarra, President; Mrs. English, Advisor; Carol Yavorsky, Secretary; Diane Balogh, Treasurer; Standing: Toni Surace, Marian Yusko, Rita Berry, Chris Basa, Penny Calvey, Ginny Riggs, Karen Keller, Sue Gotcschalk. Karen Muetzel, Pat Daniels FRIENDSHIP CLUB Over the Rainbow” is the theme of Friend- ship Club this year. More than 100 girls started their climb over the rainbow by Following the Yellow Brick Road.” Under the guidance of Mrs. English and Miss Cannon, the members continued their journey to the Emerald City”, where Rita Berry reigned over the Harvest Hop. Santa” Rudy along with the Friendship girls, spread Christmas cheer to younger children in the com- munity at the Christmas Party, Rudolph over the Rainbow.” On they go to Many Shades of Friendship” at the Faculty Tea; a dance for the Varsity B” letter men follows The Mix and Match.” At The Other End of the Rainbow” is the Pa-Ma-Me-Party, where new officers are in- troduced, and the retiring ones are recognized. Friendship girls look Over the Rainbow.” Friendship Play Cast — Row 1: Kathy Hejl, Carole Lockwood, Tim Dodds, Dick Hora, Chita Tanchoco; Row 2: Corliss Taylor, Paula Scmancik, Richard Tuskes, Marie Marotta; Row 3: George Effinger, Robert Faust, Carol Hayward, Toni Surace, Jim Zahand 66 Santa” Rudy speaks to awe-struck friend. N. H. S. National Honor Society is an organization designed to recog- nize outstanding students. Members are chosen on the basis of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. This year N. H. S. held meetings each month to organize a schedule which included a fall college trip and a dance in the spring. In May, new members were inducted into the society at an impressive auditorium program. To be eligible, a student must maintain a B average. Approximately ten per cent of the senior class and five per cent of the junior class were inducted. N.H.S. Officers: Barry Johnson, Vice-President; Miss Simpson, Adviser; Jim Poul son, President; JoAnn Pollock, Treasurer; not pictured, Henrietta Walant, Secretary. Persons outstanding in specific fields are honored QUILL AND SCROLL Quill and Scroll is a national organization and is recognized throughout the country as an honor club of literary achievement. Mem- bers of the yearbook and the news- paper staff, and persons who have had a literary composition published are eligible to join Quill and Scroll. Under the direction of Mrs. Kucera, the officers this year are Jim Alex- ander, President; Lenore Karpiak, Vice-President; and Elaine Ugulini, Secretary-Treasurer. The year’s ac- tivities are concluded with a party. Quill and Scroll Officers: Lcnorc Karpiak, Vice-President; Jim Alexander, President; Mrs. Kucera, Adviser; Elaine Ugulini, Secretary-Treasurer. THEARTS If acting, stagecraft, makeup, or costumes draw your interest, Thearts is the club for you. Thearts, an active group, has many different and exciting things going on during the year. The members have main parts in the Friendship Club Play, Lost Horizon” and the Senior Class Play, The Egg and I.” They give skits to cheer up hospital patients, journey to other theaters to learn more about drama, and sponsor a school dance. The goal of each member is to be inducted in- to the National Thespians Society, which would enable them to gain further stage knowledge. The officers for this year are: President, Carol Lockwood; Vice President, Beth Brown; Secretary, Kathy Hejl; and the Treasurer, Tom Sadowsky. Millicent tunes up hiking girls — that’s right, Suzanne, nice big ah.” Thearts Officers: Carol Lockwood, President; Kathy Hejl, Secretary; Mrs. Kelley, Adviser; Beth Brown, Vice-Presi- dent; Tom Sadowsky, Treasurer. Thearts spotlight is on dramatic endeavors Joan’s boy friend Hi-Baby becomes acquainted with Mr. Mc- Donald. Leigh Orrill, Tim Dodds, Rich Stanovich, and Sally Smith in Senior Play. Oh, she’s just an old squaw that carries water for us.” Bill Kaczynski, Barb Hrach, Leigh Orrill, and Carol Sidlo during The Egg and I.” 68 Leno re Karpiak and Howard Cihak represented Cuyahoga County in Prince of Peace contest. Spanish Club highlights newspaper and fiesta Reigning over Spanish Fiesta are Queen Mary Ann Duber and King Ron Brown. Toni Surace entertains at the Spanish Fiesta. Spanish Club Officers: Anne Radicelii, Secretary; Dick Lehosit, Treasurer; Mrs. Stewart, Adviser; Tim Dodds, President; Charlotte Giunti, Vice-President. SPANISH CLUB Platicando,” a Spanish news- paper, is one of the activities of Spanish Club. Speakers, lectures, and field trips, further interest in the Spanish language. The year is completed with the annual Span- ish Fiesta where King Ron Brown and Queen Mary Ann Duber will reign over the gay festivities. 69 Holiday dancers enjoy Christmas festivities. KEY CLUB Saturday morning ... a Christmas tree in the cafeteria . . . boys in blue jeans? It could only mean Key Club members were transforming the cafeteria into a hol- iday showcase of Winter Memories” brought to life at 8 p.m. by laughing couples, dancing in festive attire. In addition, Key Club’s service activi- ties, under Mr. Rudy and the Kiwanis Club, include organization of the Red Cross blood-mobile and the Christmas sale of wreaths and fruitcakes. The profits of this sale will supplement funds needed to buy an outdoor bulletin board for BHS Left to right — Rudy Povirk - Vice-President, Ken Flick - President, Mr. Rudy - Advisor, Ricky Alden - Secretary, David Price - Treasurer Boys offer service to school and community. Projection Club: Bob Lctson, Dennis Mrklas, Jeff Cooper, Ed Koharik, Ken Hanus, Mr. Kensicki - Adviser. PROJECTION CLUB Where’s that movie I ordered? Who’s going to show it for me?” These are a few of the problems that fall into the lap of Mr. Kensicki'. His tasks are lightened, however, by the group of boy volunteers that make up the Projection Club. These boys show films during school for classes and also for many outside organizations. ART SERVICE Art Service supplies art talent to our school organizations and teachers. Members devote valu- able time outside of class to our school creating publicity for art events, sports events, and dances. They skillfully arrange display cases and help with departmental projects. Recently, Art Service has turned its talents into comprehensive layouts for commercial art. The covers for sports programs, designed and drawn by Art Service, are another phase of the fine work rendered to our school. Seated: Karyn Johnson, Peggy Catlett, Marlene Gilde, Charlotte Dvorak, Linda Scrsa. Rita Vrabel, Carol Zallar, Kathy Hejl, Darlene Kaucic; Standing: Melvin Rush, Ron Payto, Paul Flask, Joann Skory, Dennis Lick, Donna Sipek, Larry Nolte, Mary Kirkcaldy, Ray Deas, Ed Walters, Jim Craven, Janet Ehas, Sandy Young, Pat Grobe. Students give of time and selves to assist others. LIBRARY PAGES Libraries have occasionally been called storehouses of knowledge.” This is certainly an accurate description of ours. Opening its doors to us are Mrs. Verdabelle Spauld- ing and Mrs. Annabelle Day, librarians, and the library aides. In addition to providing a valuable service to our school, the pages, under the guidance of our librarians, become acquainted with and proficient in the use of the Dewey Decimal System, and library procedures. The stu- dent body and faculty acknowledge and appreciate the work that the library pages do for Bedford High School. Standing — Betty Wrentmore, Penny Smyth, Darlene Pearn, Flo- rencetta Varney, Theresa Kesckes, Tina Nabarro, Marie Marotta Sitting — Janice Kontur, Barbara Pederi, Donna Clough, Donna Pommier 71 Model United Nations delegates from Bedford High represented Israel, Norway, and Nepal. COUNCIL ON WORLD AFFAIRS The Council on World Affairs is one of the most active and interesting clubs in Bedford. Its members include sopho- mores, juniors, and seniors. While par- ticipation in the Model United Nations at Lakewood High School is the club’s outstanding event, various other activities —debates, speakers, a dance and a Christ- mas party— make membership in this club enjoyable as well as educational. C.O.W.A. has sent two exchange stu- dents from Bedford to Norway and Ger- many, and has had the pleasure of having Chita Tanchoco come here from the Phil- ippines, a pretty addition to our school. Silting — Carole Lockwood - Vice-President Standing — Marilyn Maresh • Stirring Committee Representative, Dennis Santoli - Treasurer, Karen Muetzel, Ronald Feister, Karen Taylor, Beth Brown - Secretary, David Nofziger, Dick Hora - President C.O.W.A. promotes international understanding BOOSTERS CLUB The heart of the athletic program is not only in the players, but also in the sportive boosters who supply school spirit in ample abundance. Dur- ing various seasons we witnessed goal post stream- ers, a homecoming throne, bearcat hoops, team refreshments, programs, pep posters, and penny squares, all produced by the diligent efforts of Booster members. This active organization, led by Susy Bella, President; Mary Ann Dubcr, vice- President; Sandy Krejcar, Secretary; Tim Dodds, Treasurer; and adviser Mr. Ralph Grieco, also sponsored Booster buses, a post-football game dance, and a homecoming pep rally. As a reward for exceptional service, club members meeting point requirements are awarded Booster Club pins. In the spring, the entire organization honors the old officers, and inducts the new ones at a party. Boosters Officers: Sandy Krejcar, Secretary; Mr. Grieco, Advisor; SuzyBella, President; Tim Dodds, Treasurer; Mary Ann Duber, Vice-President Boosters intensify exuberant Bearcat backing Is it a fire drill or are they rushing to a Boosters meeting? Fans’ cheering section at a football game. 73 FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA White uniforms worn by Future Nurses of America not only remind girls of meetings, but also exhibit the dresses many young ladies hope to wear in a few short years. At one meeting, Mrs. Henry Szymczyk, guest speaker, offered pharmaceutical information to F.N.A. members, and other medical topics were discussed, giving the girls a taste of some nursing careers. Adviser Miss Margaret Nash has helped in planning the F.N.A. banquet which ends the year. F.N.A.—Row 1: Paula Pumphrey, Recording Secretary; Judy Schie- mann. President; Karen Carroll, Vice-President; Row 2: Mary Ann Paluscsak, Corresponding Secretary; Alice Hussell, Junior Repre- sentative; Sue Barnett, Treasurer. SHORTHAND CLUB Second-year shorthand students inter- ested in the business field share and dis- cover more about these interests through membership in the Shorthand Club. At monthly meetings, former members of the club and eminent businessmen dis- cuss the variety of opportunities available in the realm of business. This keeps the girls informed on the latest office tech- niques, both business and social. A car wash and the sale of candy, pens, and Christmas corsages are lucrative proj- ects with Mrs. MacArthur as adviser. Seated: LaVerne Domonkos, Treasurer; Karen Keiper, President Pat Navarra, Secretary; Standing: Wanda Myers, Secretary; Mrs. MacArthur, Advisor; Lois Ludescher, Vice-President Clubs offer fun and training for future vocations. GERMAN CLUB Sprechen sie Deutsch? German Club is open to both first- and second-year Ger- man students. The club’s purpose is to acquaint members with not only a further understanding of the German language, but also to learn more about the country, its people and customs. Miss Jean Smith advises the officers who plan both formal and informal meetings during the year. Llaine Ugulini, Marilyn Maresh , Miss Smith, Adviser,Dick Hora , Karen Keller 74 BEE-HI BUZZ Page make-ups, paste ups, dead- lines — these are just a few things that keep the Buzz Staff hum- ming.” Publishing an eight-page newspaper presents many prob- lems, but the staff, under the di- rection of Mrs. Grace Kucera, has produced an interesting school paper. With Mrs. Florence Wag- ner as advertising consultant, Mr. Galvin’s printing department, and the Circulation and Advertising Staff, the Buzz has experienced a big boost in production, circula- tion, and morale-building success. Page Editors — Seated: Mrs. Kucera, Adviser; Standing: Marilyn Maresh, Elaine Ugulini, Editor in Chief, Jim Poulson, Karen Keiper, Janice Kontur. Business Staff: Sharon Wright, Rich Tuskes, Wanda Myers, Ron Feister, Ed Hardy. F. T. A. If you want interesting experiences, F. T. A. is the club for you. The members usher at all the school plays and concerts. But the most exciting activity of the club is teaching at the elementary schools in this area. This rewarding experience helps the members to decide if the teaching pro- fession is for them. There are enjoyable meetings during the year with speakers and group discussions. The two advisors are Miss M. Troxell and Miss A. Behrend. F.T.A. — Row 1: Nan Pennock, Head Usher; Judy Chilcote, President; Marsha Kanieski, Treasurer; Carla Hayes, Secretary; Marge Tokar, Student Teaching; Penny Smythe, Corresponding Secretary; Betty Wrentmore, Vice-President. ATHLETICS We passed first base, surpassed second, and swung around third to come through with a homerun — the Bearcats score again. Yes, the score went up another notch, yea team! No hurdle was too tall for our team to overcome. We pinned our opponents with effort and made a touchdown in team- work. This spirit was also re- flected in the stands as we backed our Bearcats win, lose, or draw. FOOTBALL From the 90 degree heat of mid-August afternoons to the cold, wet evenings of November, football was king at Bedford High. Starting the season with two victories in three games, the Bearcats hoped for a championship team as they played their first conference game against Maple Heights. In a driving rain and a sea of mud the Cats’ offense stalled, enabling Maple to walk off with a 28-2 victory. The following week, our Homecoming game, Dayton Wilbur Wright defeated Bedford 2-0. Once again foul weather covered the field with haze as the dreams of a champion- ship began to fade. The next three outings found the Bearcats un- able to mark up a conference victory. Despite this year’s disappointing record, spirit is already ris- ing for next season. Returning sophomores and juniors ar , deter- mined to touch up” on touchdown performance and get on top. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Solon 0 Bedford 6 Brecksvillc 30 Bedford 16 Mayfield 8 Bedford 20 Maple Heights 28 Bedford 2 Dayton W. Wright 2 Bedford 0 Berea 22 Bedford 8 Garfield Heights 56 Bedford 0 Eastlake North 46 Bedford 0 Willoughby South 38 Bedford 12 Rain clouds dampened our offense and enthusiasm. John Laskowski gains yardage for Bearcats. Senior football players: Joe Gongos, Carlton Buck, Jim Alexander, Chuck Piro, Rich Stanovich, George Ludesher, Terry Byrne. Row 1: John Bell, Ken Koehler, Jack Rittwage, Bill Morris, John Laskowski, Mike Bova, Barry Beatty, Tom Jonozzo, Rich Piccola Row 2: Howard Cihak, Carl Romanowski, Mark Ignasiac, Rich Lehosit, Faris Anton, Joe Carol, Brian White, Roger White, Neil Wiltshire, Joe Gongos Row 3: Coach Jerasa, Rich Stanovich, Carlton Buck, Richard Edge, Chuck Piro, Sal Catalano, Jack Pekar, Dick Torrey, Gregg Ford, A1 Sochacki, Coach Ridgway Row 4: Ed Cigoi, Richard Jacques, A1 Russ, George Ludescher, Jim Smith, Terry Byrne, Dean Salupo, Jim Alexander, Ron Schuster, Coach Daugherty Hopeful dreams became disappointing reality Coaches: Don Ridgway, Hal Daugherty, Charles Jerasa Row 1. John Molesky, John Barta, Pac Moore, Bruce Byers, Chuck Pike, Gar Seeman, Pete Kusyk, Mike Bova, Jim Gilbert; Row 2: Coach Saylor, Greg Bchn, Dave Spagnola, Mark Luke, Rich Maggio, John Laskowski, Tom Jonozzo, Alan Russ, Rich Piccola, Ted Rogers, Coach Heishman. J.V. FOOTBALL Although this year’s junior var- sity football team did improve on the record of last year’s squad, the conference record of 1 win, 3 losses, is not exactly tops. The team’s lone victory of the season came over Berea. This triumph was sandwiched between six shutout losses as the slow offensive drive hurt the team. Record — 1 win, 6 losses Bedford 0 Shaker 28 Bedford 0 Mayfield 6 Bedford 0 Maple 48 Bedford 0 Garfield 21 Bedford 20 Berea 2 Bedford 0 Eastlake 24 Bedford 0 Chanel 28 Down but not out, returning Ron Schuster carrying the mail. Football Managers: Jack Kovach, Martin Scott, Howard Cihak. Carol Sidlo, Queen Charlotte Giunti, and Corliss Taylor were escorted by Varsity B” members during Home- coming . . . Charlotte, crowned by last year’s queen Ellen Arrowsmith, graci- ously accepted Homecoming honors . . . Charlotte and her attendants took their places on an attractive autumn throne. Charlotte Giunti CHEERLEADERS B” for Bedford — B” for better per- formances.This is the motto for the Bed- ford High Cheerleading Squad this year. Their job is to help promote better team performance and better school spirit. They can be proud of a job well done. The cheerleaders also lead the pep rallies, and build enthusiasm with skits on the morn- ing announcements. The cheers are led by Captain Barbara Hrach, Vice President Lenore Karpiak, Joanne Pollock, Charlotte Guinti, and Beverly Brannan on the varsity squad. Beth Brown, Secretary-Treasurer, Dianne Walters, Karen Johnson, and Janet Lipu- cci shape up” the junior varsity squad. With great vigah” cheerleaders voice enthusiasm. Tension builds at the sidelines. Don t let go! Barb yells. Checricaders—Row I: Diane Walters. Beth Brown, Janet Lippucci. Karyn Johnson; Row 2: Barb Hrach, Char oiunti, JoAnn Pollock, Lenore Karpiak, Bev Brannan. 84 Cheerleaders post before football game Row 1: Nick Aigler, Dan Druso, Carl Salzano, Rich Thomas, Hilary Taylor, Harold Harris, Greg Bruck, John Gelsinger, Jim Thomas, Jay Gray; Row 2: Coach Stabile, Bob Plasman, Sam Mackey, Bob Dilley, Oliver Wilkins, Roger Szymczyk, Larry Kinnard, Bill Cameron, Bob Hurt, Charles Harkness, Dave Hoopes, Herb Twitt, Jack Persin, Al McAninch. BEDFORD CROSS COUNTRY The Harriers completed another win- ning season by talcing five straight meets and going undefeated in dual competi- tion. For the first time since the sport came to Bedford, the Cross Country team blanked the opponents, this year achiev- ing the feat twice. The victims of the shel- lacking were Garfield Heights and Maple Heights, our traditional rivals. The grad- uating seniors take with them a 13-2 rec- ord and valuable experience. Junior and sophomore lettermen will have big shoes to fill if they are to uphold winning ways of Bedford Cross Country. Unheralded cross country team won first trophy They’re off — this is either the opening of the Oklahoma Territory or there’s a blond at the other end! Opponents Bedford Latin 17 46 Mayfield 19 45 Cleveland Heights 23 34 Garfield Heights 15 50 Maple Heights 15 44 Euclid Relay 6th place St. Joseph Relay 8th place Gilmour Invitational 2nd place Bowling Green Relay 15th place G.C.C. Meet 3rd place Brush Relay 6th place Intramural Football Champs — Kneeling: Chuck Ortcca. Jim Liotta, Intramural Basketball Champs — Kneeling: Chuck Santora, Joe Ches Tom Griffin; Standing: Jim Trocchio, Jerry Pearl, Rich Kusyk. lock;Standing: Doug Samstag, Jim Poulson, Harold Harris. Intramurals provide athletic competition for boys. 86 Row 1: John West, Vince Kapsandy, Chuck Piro, Denton Baynes, Chuck Orteca, Jim Liotta, Jack Persin, Jim Zahand, Tom Buddenhagen Jerry Jorgensen Row 2: Rich Maggio, John Liscowski, Ed Koharik, Jack Pekar, Buddy Ryan, Jerry Pearl, George Polasko, Sal Catalano, Chuck Zak Bill Morris, Tom Jonozzo R°w 3: Roger Szymczyk, John Bell, John Molcsky, Dan Prucha, Mike Bova, Joe Wasko, Mike Presti, Brian White, John Bull, Roland John- son, Neil Wiltshire Row 4: Mr. Trojan, Barry Beatty, Glen Cox Ken Koehler, Jim Taylor, Rich Thomas, Tom Rudziensky, Carl Romanowski, Jack Rittwage Paulson Neitert, Tim Dodds, Gar Seeman, Dean Salupo, Rich Piccola Physical education stresses a healthy body. PHYSICAL EDUCATION — INTRAMURALS Stiff legs and arms and aching muscles were shared with mutual feelings by many boys as Mr. Trojan and Mr. Jerasa started classes during the first few weeks of school. Physical fitness being the ultimate goal of our physical education depart- ment, boys were kept on their toes with calisthen- ics, seasonal sports, tumbling, and an intra-class wrestling tournament. Boys’ leaders assisted gym teachers with responsible student direction. Extra-curricular intramurals in football and basketball, which have been organized by Mr. Poir- son, give active young men an opportunity to dem- onstrate sportsmanship and spirit — in action. Practicing volleyball serve in gym class. Gym leaders Orteca and Piro demonstrate proper wrestling hold. 87 VARSITY BASKETBALL Oh, we’re from Bedford High School, and no one can be prouder!” For the fifth time in the past seven years, the Bearcats reign as Greater Cleveland Conference basketball champs. This year’s crown is shared with Eastlake North, who fought for Bearcat stew after their first loss to us with three overtimes in the game. They edged a close 49-47 victory over Bedford in our last con- ference For the second consecutive year, the Saturday night blues continued to haunt Coach Rose’s cagers. Three of the five season losses came on Saturday eves, dimming an otherwise glowing sea- son record of 11 wins, 5 losses. Bouncing through in championship form, our team played seven conference games without de- feat, giving us a 7-1 record, good for a title tie. 89 Varsity Basketball — Row I: Dick Torrey, Bill Vorlicky, Barry Johnson, Terry Byrne, Ricky Johnson; Row 2: Ed Cigoi, Ed DePompei, Carlton Buck, Barry Beatty, Paulson Nietert, Bill Griffin, Coach Rose. Dick Torrey, junior Ed Cigoi, junior Paulson Nietert, junior Barry Beatty, junior Bedford delegation” created a Ed DePompci leaps for a basket. great sensation. Mayfield 36 Akron Hower 68 Maple Heights 29 Independence 32 Solon 49 Berea 28 University 35 Garfield Heights 51 Eastlake North 46 Berea Midpark 36 Shaker Heights 54 Maple Heights 48 Delaware Hayes 35 Berea 56 Garfield Heights 48 Eastlake North 49 Bedford 43 Bedford 66 Bedford 48 Bedford 73 Bedford 38 Bedford 33 Bedford 63 Bedford 59 Bedford 49 Bedford 52 Bedford 39 Bedford 63 Bedford 29 Bedford 65 Bedford 55 Bedford 47 Tom Griffin, junior Bill Vorlicky, junior Managers: Jack Kewley, Bob Dietrichs, Howard Cihak, Mike Garvin. Last second loss cost half a championship. J.V. Basketball — Kneeling: Greg Bruck, Ken Murton, Denny Winger, Pete Kusyk, Alex Buck- shaw; Standing: Coach Custer, Tom Buddcnhagen, John Geiger, Mike Bova, Tom Morrell, Melvin Rush. J.V. BASKETBALL Mayfield 27 Bedford 29 Akron Howar 36 Bedford 23 Maple Heights 42 Bedford 34 Berea 52 Bedford 40 Garfield Heights 36 Bedford 33 Eastlake 49 Bedford 46 Berea Midpark 40 Bedford 26 Shaker Heights 47 Bedford 35 Maple Heights 53 Bedford 33 Delaware Hayes 32 Bedford 20 Berea 53 Bedford 40 Garfield Heights 32 Bedford 35 Eastlake 54 Bedford 37 91 Annelle Sparacio hies the volleyball over the net . only to be returned by opposing sophomore team. G. A. A. AND LETTER GIRLS’ CLUB The Girls’ Athletic Association offers girls the opportunity to engage in various activities. In G. A.A., girls learn the importance of good sport- manship.” Every girl has the opportunity to be- come a member. The girls earn awards by partici- pating in the various events the club offers. When a girl earns her second award, the G.A.A. letter, she may become a member of the Letter Girls’ Club, the governing body of G.A.A. This year G.A.A. has more than 325 members, making it the largest organization in Bedford High School. Girls show athletic interest and ability. Letter girls — Row 1: Miss Winget - Adviser, Karen Sabados, Barb Pederi, Lenore Karpiak, Sandy Krejcar J-U-M-P get that jump! Gym leaders Karen Hcnrickson and Barb Hrach assist in gym classes. j.A.A. Officers: Karen Sabados, Secretary; Barbara Pederi, Treasurer; Miss Vinect. Adviser: Lenorc Karpiak, Vice-President; Sandy Krejcar, President. Volleyball Champs — Kneeling: Mary Alessi, Bonnie Drabish, Avis Swaton; Standing: Annette Hintz, Barb Martin, Peggy Jus- tus, Sue Lord. Soccer Champs—Kneeling: Mary Alessi, Annette Hintz, Sue Lord, Avis Swaton, Peggy Justus; Standing: Barb Martin, Kaaren Wright, Sue Gottschalk, Sue Skillicorn, Kathie Voth, Lynn reatherstun. Wrestling team slipped to sub-par record. Row 1: Stove Hegedus, Glenn Cox, Paul Richards, Bob Spagnola, Demon Baynes, Ray D’Angelo, Dave Parks, Tom Johnson, Jerry Bradford Row 2: Bob Plasman, Dalton Baynes, Jim Krause, Tom Bogucki, Mike Presti, Gar Secman, Jim Thomas, Bill Morris, Lou Gedeon, Chris Deevers, Dan Pocek Row 3: Coach Beshara, Ken DeMarchi, Jack Rittwage, Bill Rody, Bruce Byers, Bob Adler, Estel Powell, Jim Alexander, Ken Pierce, Ron Jakubczak, John Molesky Row 4: Frank Kajder, Henry Trojan, John Danner, Richard Edge, Chuck Piro, Jim Smith, Joe Carol, Jack Pekar, John Cangelosi, Pierre Turcotte, Faris Anton, Coach Jerasa Jim Smith tries for a pin. Tom Bogucki demonstrates a wheel barrow hold. Richard Edge grapples for a win. Loss of close matches cost important victories. VARSITY WRESTLING The 1963 squad of Bedford grapplers gained a split- level 5-5 record. Losses in tough matches with Cleveland Heights and St. Joseph after three successive wins put the team on the skids. The mid-season losing streak reached four meets before the victory drought was ended with a 36-5 conquest of Midpark. We ended the season with a conference win against Berea, 22-13. Two conference champs starred on this year’s squad: co-champ Tom Bogucki, a sophomore in the 112-pound class; and Jim Smith, senior heavyweight. The coach is Mr. G. Beshara. Bedford 27 Stow 16 Bedford 32 Hudson 13 Bedford 24 Shaker Heights 17 Bedford 15 Cleveland Heights 18 Bedford 17 St. Joseph 19 Bedford 17 Garfield Heights 22 Bedford 15 Eastlake 26 Bedford 36 Berea Midpark 5 Bedford 7 Maple Heights 30 Bedford 22 Berea 13 Richard Edge, 165 Jack Pekar, 175 Jim Smith, Heavyweight 95 Mike Presti, 127 Glenn Cox, 133 John Danner, 138 Chuck Piro, 145 Many returning lettermen promise return to power. Pin him, Chuck, pin him! John Cangelosi shakes a leg. Wrestler tries to release leg hold. 96 Varsity B—Row 1: Dennis Santoli, Dick Hora, Rich Thomas, Jim Alexander, Jim Thomas, Terry Byrne, Chuck Piro, David Hoopes, Jay Gray, Carlton Buck, Joe Gongos, Rich Stanovich, Tim Dodds, Richard Edge; Row 2: Harold Harris, Rich Kusyk, Bob Hurt, Hilary Taylor, Neil Wiltshire, Ron Schuster, Jack Pekar, Sal Catalano, Martin Scott, Ken Koehler, Howard Cihak; Row 3: Mr. Stabile, Roger Szymczyk, Dan Druso, Dick Torrey, Chuck Beshara, Jerry Pearl, Ed Cigoi, BillMorris, Brian White, Jack Rittwage. Varsity B” ensignia represents a Bedford Bearcat. VARSITY B” The Varsity B” Club is made up of varsity letter winners, either athletes or managers. These boys must maintain a minimum of a C” average, illustrating the close relationship between athletic and scholastic ability. This year, a hayride without hay and a dance without music showed the individuality of the club for men.” The club plans and sponsors the annual Homecoming Coronation and dance, and an athletic banquet to honor the boys’ records. Joe and Rich play catch at Open House. Varsity B Officers: Mr. Stabile, Adviser; Bill Morris, Vice President; Joe Gongos, Secretary-Treasurer; Chuck Piro, President. 97 BASEBALL Len Richl catches as Bedford beats Brush. Although compiling only a mediocre season record of 8 wins, 8 losses, this year’s team showed every indication of blossoming into a title con- tender next year. Lack of experience hurt the squad on many occasions this year as the Sox learned that it takes runs to win a ball game. The pitching staff, questionable at the season’s begin- ning, proved to be the main bright spot as it came up with many fine efforts only to be defeated by the lack of offensive power. Six returning starters plus strong pitching should put Bedford on top. Lack of offensive punch caused Greensox losses. Row 1: Jack Rittwage, Carlton Buck, Ron Brown, Les Riehl, Rich Jacques Row 2: Keith Hollingsworth, Ron Schuster, Joe Smolic, Harvey Murton, John Powell Len nr™lr pn„D _ m a • Row 3: Len Riehl, Barry Johnson, Tery Byrne, D.ek Lehosu, Denn.s D.ck, D ua„,ThoZ D'P°mp - Doug Am,ty Row 4: Jim Poulson, Ron Quick, Howard Hillenbrand Carlton Buck, first baseman Ed DePompei, short stop. SCHEDULE Bedford 0 Eastlake 5 Bedford 3 Ignatius 1 Bedford 1 Berea 4 Bedford 0 Garfield 10 Bedford 0 Eastlake 2 Bedford 10 Brush 5 Bedford 23 Maple 6 Bedford 0 Berea 2 Bedford 3 South 1 Bedford 3 South 1 Bedford 4 Garfield 3 Bedford 6 University 8 Bedford 6 Eastlake 12 Bedford 2 Brush 4 Bedford 8 Maple 2 Bedford 4 Willoughby South 0 Dave Hoopcs pauses in mid-air. TRACK Following a championship season is no easy task, but was one which Coach Robert Stabile was happy to accept. The undefeated squad of 1961 hit the high point in recent track history and was bolstered by many outstanding seniors. Their departure left a spirited, but undermanned, squad. Working hard, and hopeful of another top year, the squad struggled through a tough schedule. Finishing with a two-win, seven-loss record the team was unable to do as well as it had hoped, but did gain valuable experience. Spirit among the tracksters is still high and returning lettermen allow for a pleasant outlook for the year 1963. Rich Johnson thrusts shot-put. Experience gained by trackmen despite record. Tim Dodds near finish line. SCHEDULE Gilmour 41 Bedford 77 Coliinwood 66 2 Bedford 51J4 Maple Hgts. 65 Bedford 53 Mayfield 68 Bedford 50 Garfield 46 Bedford 62 University 38 (Tri-meet) Eastlake 601 2 Bedford 57 2 Brush 64 Bedford 54 Mayfield 67 Bedford 36 Solon 45 (Tri-meet) Cleve. Hgts. 63 Bedford 55 99 100 SENIORS Spring—the outbreak of life— is the time for growth and the awakening of nature. The termi- nation of this season is also the time for the senor class to loosen its roots and look to a flourishing future. Our senior class now leaves the teachers, underclass- men, clubs, and athletics of Bed- ford High. We’ve gained a firm foundation for the future, and have great expectations. We are proud to wear the graduation caps of 1963. Senior Class Officers: Charlotte Giunti, Secretary; Ed DePompei, Treasurer; Miss Siegel, Adviser; Chris Dcevers, Class President Nikki Maggio, Vice-President Nikki Maggio Edward DePompei Our years at Bedford have drawn to a close. For some, the years crept along, but for others they seemed to fly. Regardless, our vast reservoir of experiences mounted. In the tenth grade we were officially initiated into the sophomore class by crawling under the rope. Next we ordered and proudly displayed our class rings. We then poured our enthusiastic energy into our junior-senior prom Brigadoon.” Time swept along as we whirled through our senior year. Thus graduation has come, but . . . ’'May we always keep our memories As a treasure of the past And our lives bring honor to thee When we’ve reached our goals at last.” James Alexander k Margaret Anderson 102 Chris Deevcrs Charlotte Giunti Carol Adamcek Glenda Arnold T H E C L A S 5 0 F 1 9 6 3 Diane Balogh Suzanne Bella Charles Beshara Stanley Bieliclci Rita Berry 103 James Bulanda Carlton Buck Sandra Cash man Terry Byrne dim William Cameron Linda Comiskey Richard Carlson Patricia Daniels Robert Carpenter 104 s E N I O R H A L L O F F A M E Gloria Gallese Timothy Dodds HALL OF FAME Candidates for the 1963 Hall of Fame were selected by a group of teachers on the basis of character and service to the school. From these six- teen seniors, eight were chosen by the Senior Class to compose the Senior Hall of Fame. Congratulations are in order to these outstanding seniors who have dedicated much of their time and talent to Bedford High School. The eight seniors pictured on this page were among the finalists. Sandra Krejcar John Fosdick Carole Lockwood Thomas Sadowsky Carol Yavorsky 105 CHARLOTTE GIUNTI Charlotte’s sparkling personality and contagious laughter won the affection of both teachers and classmates. Being uniquely original, she has lent an artistic hand to Boosters, Yearbook, A Cappella, and various other school activities. Charlotte found time for cheerlcading and G. A.A. while maintaining an A average scholas- tically. She made a beautiful homecoming queen. JAMES ALEXANDER Jim is alert and agreeable. His intelligent mind and agile body have worked together to utilize his innate athletic skill in football, basketball, and track. Jim strives for perfection in his en- deavors and is firm in his beliefs. N.H.S., Var- sity B, Yearbook, and Choir are some of the extra-curricular activities in which he takes part. 106 NIKKI MAGGIO Always pleasant, willing, and friendly, Niklci is popular with the entire student body. She has served competently as class vice-president through high school, and has been an officer of Student Council for the past two years. At- tractive and modest as prom queen of Briga- doon, Nikki create an atmosphere of natural and unassuming charm for all her admirers. EDWARD DEPOMPEI Whether in class or on the basketball court, Eddie has always been composed and deliberate. As treasurer of the class for three years, he is accurate and dependable. He has excelled in basketball and baseball, and participates in Var- sity B activities. Eddie is a prominent figure in the Senior Class and is considered Mr. Person- ality-plus by both male and female admirers. 107 PATRICIA NAVARRA Pac is quiet, considerate, and content. As reliable President of Friendship Club, she has helped to make it a more promising organization. She is also active in G.A.A. and Art Service. Conscien- tious in her acedemic studies, Pat has a high grade average. Her understanding and sincere nature is appreciated and respected by all. JAMES POULSON Jim’s confident and mature attitude toward re- sponsibilities and decisions has led him to be a dependable friend and exceptional leader. He serves as a capable president of N.H.S., and is a member of the Varsity baseball squad, Year- book staff, and Student Council. He presided as class president during his first two years. 108 SALLY SMITH With a good sense of humor and determination to excel, Sally completed her senior year as Editor of the Yearbook. In any activity, wheth- er it be Boosters, G. A. A., Choir, or Student Council, she is always willing to give her time and inexhaustible energy. Because of her sincere and friendly personality, Sally is well liked by all her school friends and the faculty as well. CHRIS DEEVERS Chris, with his quick wit and able leadership as Senior Class President, has exemplified the fact that size isn’t everything. Though short in stature, he is big in character. A member of the A Cappella Choir, Varsity wrestling squad, and Yearbook, Chris is dynamic and persistent. 109 Nanci Davis Joseph Cheslock Sandra Day Kenneth Cook Carol Deacon James Craven Nancy Delphia Nikki steers Mr. Ed” in the Horse and Driver relay. Patricia Dickson Kenneth Cramer 10 Judith Dochner Robert Dietrichs LaVerne Domonkos Timothy Dodds Patricia Dougherty Janet Ehas David Emery Marjorie Ebersold Robert Faust 111 Clara Evans Roger Faust Rita Fetsko Ronald Feister Kenneth Flick Margie Foreman John Fosdick Betty Ann Frank Gloria Gallese Grover Garten Sandra Giacomazzo 112 Robert Giel Betty Gott Joseph Gongos Sammic and Pat are winners of party twist contest. Harry Graham Carole Guarige Joyce Hamilton Robert Grega Phyllis Haynik Dennis Grevel 113 Row 1: Linda York, Pat Koci, Nan Pennock, Sandy Day, Sally Smith, Judy Thomas, Lenore Karpiak, Charlotte Giunti; Row 2: Bob Grega, Sharon Yurick, Jim Alexander, Suzanne Kulik, Jim Poulson, Carol Yavorsky, Dave Wagner Sally Smith, Editor; Mr. Dcevers, Adviser. THE BAROQUE STAFF Since school started in September, our busy staff members have been hurrying in and out of Mr. Deevers’ office. We soli-, cited patrons, composed copy, pounded typewriters, did paste- ups, and worried about ever-pressing deadlines, wondering if we could possibly finish before Christmas of 1963! Somehow, by combining frustrations, late hours, hard work, and the fun and comradeship that come with them, we completed our 1963 yearbook on time and in high Baroque style. It is our hope that you will be pleased with Baroque and will be proud to keep it as a record of your 1962-63 year. Business Staff—Row 1: Sandy Day, Judy Thomas, Linda York; Row 2: Bob Grega, Suzanne Kulik, Kathie Melling, Dave Wagner V!: Howard Cihak, Photographer. Copy Staff: Nan Pennock, Karen Muetzel, Sharon Yurick, Carol Yavorsky - Copy Editor, Howard Cihak, Lcnorc Karpiak, Carol Hayward, Jackie Garon, Donna Ely. Pictures and Identification: Pat Koci, Gloria Gallese, Donna Layouts: Rudy Povirk, Dave Price, Jim Alexander, Char- Ely, Sandy Krejcar. lotte Giunti • Art Editor. Junior Staff — Row 1: Carol Hayward, Dave Price, Donna Ely, Jackie Garon; Row 2: Howard Cihak, Karen Muetzel, Rudy Povirk, Kathie Melling. JUNIOR STAFF The junior staff has been extra helpful in the production of Baroque. These ambitious juniors have completed all the odds and ends of work, filling a few empty gaps, left by senior staff mem- bers. We appreciate their willing help and co-operation. 115 V Karen Henrickson Richard Hanus Barbara Hrach Harold Harris Robert Guth Cheryl Hinckley Mr. Marshall explains a problem to advanced biology class. Christine Jakubecz Douglas Haven Marilyn Jones Robert Hayes 116 Donald Hladicy Jerry Hyde Sharon Jones -vt, HiB Thomas Hoopes Sandra Kaucic Theresa Kesckes David Hoopes Lenore Karpiac Robert Hurt Andrew Imke 1 Beverly Kara Karen Keiper Xr- 0 Rebecca Kobys 117 118 Harvest Hop candidates Pat D crty, Pat Daniels, Diane Balogfa R Berry, and Sally Smith . . . Ui $u$p ing, Rita walked toward the escorted by Karl Varga . . . R fully accepted a floral orown f past queen, Barbara Dolezal Queen Rita posed with her attend.' and their escorts . . . The ceren was completed with a dance in honor. Patricia Koci Barry Johnson Rosemary Koenig Richard Johnson Janice Kontur William Kaczynski Sandra Krejear Edward Kaminski Anna Marie Kuhareik Herb Kinnell Patricia Kuminkowski Steve Koteles 120 Ray Laurie Roberta Laux Carole Lockwood Bernard Kuminkoski George Ludescher 1 Lois Ludesher Patricia McCreary Patricia McDonald Beverly Lowe Daniel Lutkus Beauty queen Jim Poulson compares wigs with Barb Hrach Edward Kvasnicka Marilyn Maresh Wanda Myers Patricia Navarra Timothy Morrell Millie Milanich Seniors exhibit a typically Rich Neubauer David Nofzigcr Diane Nagy Janet Miller Karen Miller Jayne Motsinger Larry Nolte Kenneth Pierce 122 Leigh Orrill Charles Piro George Polasko Mary Ann Paluscsak James Poulson Barbara Pederi Nancy Pennock Ronald Quick Elizabeth Phillips James Rezabek 123 124 With the drum roll of highland lassies. Prom Queen Nikki Maggio entered Brigadoon, the Junior - Senior Prom . . . Roberta -Petro placed the crown of pearls on Nikki’s head . . . Queen Nikki gracefully approached her royal throne . . . With attendants Sally Smith and Charlotte Giunti, Nikki is acknowledged by her classmates . . . The coronation dance ended the royal ceremony. Nikki Maggio Bob Collins and Janice Varga display their charming Dreamland attire. Ronald Riccardi Donna Pommier Jack Richards Leonard Riehl Paula Pumphrey Mary Lou Rada Leslie Riehl Robert Rizer 126 Mary Jane Ringenbcrg Richard Rogers Nancy Rizer Thomas Rogers Carolyn Roberts George Rusnack Barbara Roberts James Ryan Karen Sabados Thomas Sadowsky Judith Schiemann -7 ’ Karen Schindler Carl Salzano 127 Douglas Samscag Charles Sancora Ellen Simione Donna Sipek Dennis Sancoli Phyllis Skladoni Dolores Simoni William Sindelar . I Gayle Siperke Joseph Smolic Penny Smyth John Snow Marilyn Soinski A . � David Soltis Sandra Struhar James Snyder Lynda Sweeten James Sprague Richard Stanovich Charles Sterling Chita Tanchoco 129 w Helen Temoff James Thomas Judith Thomas Richard Thomas Elaine Ugulini Linda Thomas Ann Marie Timko Judith Tresler Terrence Tracy 132 Oliver Wilkins Henrietta Walant Janice Varga John Walant YEARBOOK STAFF Patricia Vojacek David Wheeler Please, Howard — no more pictures. Katherine Vendrick David Wagner Charee Walleck 133 Sandra Ward Gregory Yakich Mildred Way Glenn Young James Zahand William Zayak Olivia West Sharon Yurick Carol Yavorsky Linda York BRIAN ROSSY Our Senior Class regrets the loss of Brian Rossy who met with an unfortunate accident dur- ing the summer of 1961. He was an active parti- cipant of our class in his sophomore year and is remembered for his cheerful, friendly disposition. Brian was a member of Orchestra, Library Pages, and also maintained a good scholastic average. 134 ABACUS I960 C RODGER E. ALEXANDER Mr. Alexander served Bedford High School as teacher, adviser, and counselor for almost 25 years. He came to Bedford in 1938 as a biology teacher, and vyas adviser of award-winning year- books from 1950 to 1962. Mr. A,” as he was known by all, rendered capable instruction as Senior Class Adviser and showed interest in stu- dents’ future goals as Guidance Director. The yearbook staff presents this page in fond memory of Rodger E. Alexander — award winner deluxe. Koltcz Concrete Block Co. MANUFACTURERS HAYDITE • SLAGLITE BUILDING UNITS 190 Northfield Road Bedford, Ohio Tel. BEdford 2-3630 MIKE A VTTUU.C. Owm. it. ni� it. 1-U95 7Ki6c l UuU HALLANDALE HEATING % COOLING CO. „ . 455 BROADWAY - - BEDfOKO. OHIO Gm Fwtwbcm SwmBF Servwe m iiiik.mi:ii-m ii kidi:r ro. 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Wehrum Roy Wilt, Attorney at Law Zamos Cleaners Zemlicka Food Way Zephyr's Road Club 138 ORGANIZATIONS and EVENTS Administration, 12 Advanced Biology, 24, 116 Art Service, 71 Assemblies Band, 64, 65 Baseball, 98 Basketball. 5. 88-90 Board of Education, 13 Boosters, 1 36 Boosters Club, 73 Boys’ Glee Club, 61 Buzz Staff, 75 Cafeteria Staff, 15 Cheerleaders, 84 Christmas Formal, 6, 70 Christmas Programs, 66 Choir, 60, 61 Chorus, 62 Bchrend, Adelaide, 16 Botdorf, G. E., 16, 17 Brehm, J. F., 16, 22 Brown, F. H., 12 Buddcnhagcn, H. C., 14 Cannon, J., 16 Carson, Dollie, 16 Chilcote, R. W.. 16, 22 Custer. D. K., 16, 91 Dahs, Esther, 17 Daugherty, H. R., 17, 79 Deevcrs, P. C, 17 Deevers, R. D., 14, 114 Dellard, W. E., 12 Du Vail, L. A., 17 Dumont, Jean, 17 Dwyer, Helen, 17 English, Jane, 18, 66 C.O.W.A., 72 Cross-Country, 85 Custodians, 15 Dedicants, 25, 135 Dramatics Club, 68 Exchange Students, 72 Faculty, 16, 24 Football, 5, 78, 79, 81 Friendship Club, 66 Friendship Club Tea, 7, 19 Friendship Play, 5, 66 F.N.A., 74 F. T.A., 75 G. A.A., 92 Girls’ Glee Club, 61 Girls' Sextette, 60 German Club, 74 Graduation, 9 Hall of Fame, 105 Harvest Hop, 4, 118, 119 Homecoming, 82, 83 Juniors, 8, 28-39 J.V. Football, 80 J.V. Basketball, 91 Key Club. 70 Leaders Clubs, 87, 93 Letter Girls, 92 Library Pages, 71 Madrigal, 60 Majorettes, 64, 65 N.H.S., 9, 67 Orchestra, 63 Patrons, 134-136 Projectors, 70 Prom Queen, 124, 125 Orchestra, 63 PERSONNEL Galvin, J. R., 18 Grieco, R. A., 18, 73 Heskett, D. D., 12 Heishman, P. F., 18, 80 Hood, Karolyn, 18 Hynes, R., 17, 18 Infield, C. D., 15 Jenkins, S., 18 Jcrasa, C, 19, 79, 87, 94, Kelley, Joretta, 19, 20 Kensicki, J. S., 19, 22, 70 Kuccra, Grace, 19 Landis, P., 19 Loeffler, R., 19 MacArthur, California, 20, 74 Marshall, H. G., 20 Miller. W. G, 20 Minadeo, M., 20 Morean, Helen, 20 Nash, Margaret, 20 Nieset, Eleanor, 20, 51 Overs, F. M., 17, 21 Parks, Geraldine, 21 Parnell, G., 20, 21 Penza, R. E., 7, 21 Petrilli, E. F., 15, 22 Poirson, A. J., 21 Poti, J. E., 21, 22 Romito, E. J., 15 Rose. J. E., 21, 89 Rose, N., 21 Rosenthal, W. F.. 22, 40, 46 Rudy, G., 22, 66, 70 Saylor, T., 22, 80 Scott, Juanita, 14 Shellhammer, T. J., 22 Quill and Scroll, 67 Seniors, 100-134 Senior Play, 8. 68 Shorthand Club, 74 Sophomores, 40-55 Sophomore Glee Club, 63 Spanish Club. 69 Student Council, 58-59 Thearts, 68 Track, 99 Varsity B”, 97 Wrestling, 94. 95, 96 Yearbook King, 131 Yearbook Queen, 130 Yearbook Staff, 114, 115 Shipley. W. W., 13, 17, 22 Siegel, Ruth, 22 Simpson, Doris, 9, 22 Smith, Jean, 23 Spaulding, Verdabelle, 23 Stabile, R. G , 22, 23, 85, 97 Stewart, Louise, 23 Taylor, Harriet, 23. 28 Thomas, W. T., 23, 63 Titterington, D. W., 23 Trojan, J. J., 23, 87 Troxell, Mary, 24 Vorlicky, W A., 13 Wagner, Florence, 24 Weiland, Diane, 24 Winget, Kathryn, 24, 92 CAROLE ADAMCEK, 102 Art Service 12; Boosters 11, 12; Friendship Club 10, 11J F T . 0� • 12; G.A.A. 10, 11, 12; Latin Club 10; Chorus 10 MARGARET ANDERSON. 102, 61 Friendship Club 10, 11, 12; G.A.A. 10. 11, 12; Band 10; Chorus 10; Girls' Glee Club 11, 12 GLENDA ARNOLD, 102 F.N.A. 10, 11 Treasurer. 12 Senior Representative; G.A.A. 10, 11, 12 DIANE BALOGH, 103, 66, 118 Boosters 12; Friendship Club 10, 11, 12 Treasurer; G.A.A. 10, 11, 12; Shorthand Club 12; Thearts 10, 11 CLAUDIA BARBATO. 103, 61 Boosters 10, 11. 12; Friendship Club 10, 11. 12; F.N.A 10; F.TA 10; G.A.A. 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 11; Thearts II; Chorus 10; Girls’ Glee Club 11, 12 SUE BARNETT, 74 F.N.A. 10. II Secretary, 12 Treasurer; FT.A. 10, 11 Corresponding Secre- tary, 12; Spanish Club 11, 12; Choir II, 12; Chorus 10 CYNTHIA BEALE, 103, 63 Boosters 10, 11; Friendship Club 10; Shorthand Club 12; Orchestra 10, II Vice-President, 1 2 SUZANNE BELLA. 103, 4, 60, 73, 128 Boosters 10, II Secretary, 12 Presi- dent; Friendship Club 10, 11, 12; F.T.A. 10; G.A A 10, 11, 12; Stu- dent Council Committee Chairman 12; Choir II, 12 Secretary; Madrigal II, 12 SENIOR GIRLS RITA BERRY, 103, 4, 8, 60, 66, 92, 118, 119 Boosters 10, 11, 12; Friendship Club 10. 11. 12; FT.A. 10; G.A.A. 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 11, 12; Student Council 12; Thearts 11, 12; Choir 11, 12; Chorus 10; Girls' Sextette 11, 12; Harvest Hop Queen PAULINE BOSCARINO. 103 Friendship Club 10, 11; G.A.A. 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 11, 12; Chorus 10 FRANCES BREW G.A.A. 10, 11 MAUREEN BULTINCK, 103 PENNY CALVEY, 104, 66, 92 Boosters 10, 11, 12; Friendship Club 10, 11. 12; G.A.A. 10, 11, 12; Ger- man Club 12; Leaders’ Club 11; Chorus 10 KAREN CARROLL. 104, 61, 74 F.N.A. 10, II, 12 Vice-President; F.T.A. 10, 11 Vice-President, 12 Presi- dent; G.A.A 10, 11, 12; Student Council 12; Girls' Glee Club II, 12 President SANDRA CASHMAN, 104 JUDITH CHILCOTE, 104, 75 Boosters 10, 11. 12; Friendship Club 10. 11, 12; F.T.A. 10, 11 Vice-Presi- dent, 12 President; G.A.A. 10, 11, 12; Shorthand Club 12; Student Council 12; Chorus 10 LINDA COMISKEY. 104, 60, 65 Boosters 12; Friendship Club 10, 11; F.N.A. 11; F.T.A. 10; G.A A 10, 11. 12; Latin Club 10; Thearts 12; Choir 11, 12; Band 10, II, 12; Chorus 10 PAT DANIELS. 104, 4, 61, 65, 66, 118 Boosters 12; Buzz Staff 12; Friendship Club 10, 11, 12; G.A.A 10. II. 12; Latin Club 10; Quill and Scroll 12; Student Council 10; Thearts 12; Choir 11, 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Chorus 10 NANCI DAVIS, 110 RENITA DAWSON, 110, 63 Art Service 10; Thearts 11; Orchestra 10, 12 SANDRA DAY, 110, 64, 114 Boosters 12; Buzz Staff 11, 12; C.O.W.A, 12; Friendship Club 10, 11, 12; G.A A. 10, 11, 12; Thearts 12; Yearbook 12; Band 10, 11, 12 CAROL DEACON. 110, 61 Boosters 12; C.O.W.A. 12; F.T.A. 10; Chorus 10; Girls’ Glee Club 11, 12 NANCY DELPHIA. 110, 61 Boosters 10. 11. 12; Friendship 10, 11; G.A.A. 10, 11. 12; Thearts 10, 11, 12; Thespians 12; Choir 11, 12; Chorus 10 PEARL DeLUCA Boosters 10, 11, 12: Friendship Club 10, 11. 12; F.N.A. 11, 12; F.T.A. 12; G.A.A. 10, II, 12; Spanish Club 10; Chorus 10 PATSY DICKSON, 110. 61. 92 Boosters 10, 11, 12; G.A.A. 10, 11, 12; Thearts 12; Choir 11, 12; Chorus 10 JUDY DOEHNER. 111. 92 G.A.A. 10, II. 12 Art Chairman LAVERNE DOMONKOS. Ill, 45, 74 Friendship Club 10; G.A.A. 10, 11. 12; Shorthand Club 12 Treasurer; Spanish Club II, 12; Chorus 10 PAT DOUGHERTY, 111, 4, 60. 64, 65, 118 Boosters 12; Friendship Club 10, 11, 12; G.A.A. 10, 11, 12; Latin Club 10; Leaders' Club 11; Choir 11, 12; Band 10, II, 12; Chorus 10; Madrigal 11,12 MARY ANN DUBER, 111, 60, 73 Boosters 10, 11, 12 Vice-President; C.O.W.A. 10; Friendship Club 10, 11, 12; G.A.A. 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 11, 12; Chorus 10 MARGE EBERSOLD, 111, 61 Boosters 12; F.N.A. 10, II. 12; G.A.A 12; Latin Club 10; Spanish Club 11. 12, Chorus 10; Girls’Glee Club 11, 12 JANET EHAS, 111, 61, 71, 74 Art Service 10, 11, 12; Boosters 10, 11, 12; Friendship Club 10, 11, 12; G.A.A 10, 11. 12; Shorthand Club 12 Treasurer; Choir 11, 12; Chorus 10 CLARA EVANS, 112 RITA FETSKO. 112 Boosters 12; G.A.A. 12; Shorthand Club 12; Thearts 11 BONNIE FIDLER, 112 Boosters 10; G.A.A. 10, 11; Short- hand Club 12; Thearts 11 MARY FORD, 112 G.A.A. 10; Shorthand Club 12; Chorus 10 MARGIE FOREMAN. 112, 61 G.A.A 10. 11, 12; Thearts 11, 12; Choir 11, 12 President; Chorus 10 Secretary BETTY ANN FRANK. 112, 61 Art Service 10; Boosters 12; Friend- ship Club 10. 11; GA A 10. II. 12; Thearts 11; Chorus 10; Girls’ Glee Club 11, 12 139 GLORIA GALLESE, 112, 9. 60. 64, 115, 105 Boosters 12; Friendship Club 10; F.N.A. 10. 11, 12; G.A.A 10, 11, 12; Latin Club 10; Leaders' Club II; NH.S. II. 12; Quill and Scroll II. 12; Student Council 10, 12 Commit- tee Chairman; Thearts 12; Yearbook 11, 12; Choir 11, 12; Band 10. 11 Treasurer, 12 Vice-President; Chorus 10 Vice-President ; Class Secretary 10,1 1 SANDRA GIACOMAZZO. 112 Boosters 12; Friendship Club 10, 11, 12; G.A.A 10, II, 12; Student Coun- cil 10; Thearts II. 12; Chorus 10 CHARLOTTE GIUNTI, 102, 3, 61, 82, 83. 84, 106, 114, 124 Art Service 12; Boosters 10, 11, 12; Cheerleaders II Secretary - Treasurer. 12; Friendship Club 10, 11; G.A.A 10, 11. 12; N.H.S. 11, 12; Quill and Scroll II, 12; Spanish Club 11, 12 Vice-President; Yearbook II, 12; Choir 11, 12; Chorus 10 President; Class Secretary 12; Homecoming Queen PAT GOLDEN. 113 Boosters 11; Friendship Club 10, 11; F. T.A. 12; G.A.A 10, 11, 12 BETTY GOTT, 113, 8 Boosters 11, 12; Buzz Staff 12; C.O.W.A. 10; Friendship Club 10; G. A A. 11, 12; Spanish Club 11, 12; Thearts II, 12; Thespians 12 CAROLE GUARIGE, 113 Boosters 12; Friendship Club 10; F. T.A. io, II; G.A.A. 10, 11, 12; Shorthand Club 12; Spanish Club 11; Chorus 10 JOYCE HAMILTON, 113 PHYLLIS HAYNIK, 113 KAREN HENDRICKSON, 116, 93 Cheerleaders II; C.O.W.A. 12; F.T A 11, 12; G.A.A. 11, 12; Thearts 12; Leaders’ Club 12 DOROTHY HILL, 116 Friendship Club 10; G.A.A. 10, 11. 12; Spanish Club 11; Thearts 10 CHERYL HINCKLEY, 116, 61, 92 Boosters 12; C.O.W.A. 10; Friendship Club 10; G.A.A. 10, 11. 12; Spanish Club 10. 11, 12; Chorus 10; Girls’ Glee Club 11,12 BARBARA HRACH, 116, 8, 84, 93. 121, 128 Boosters 12; Cheerleaders 11, 12 President; Friendship Club 10, II, 12; G. A.A. 10. II, 12; Leaders' Club 12; Student Council 12 CHRISTINE JAKUBECZ 116, 128 Friendship Club 10, 11, 12; G.A.A 10. 11, 12; Shorthand Club 12; The- arts 11 MARILYN JONES, 116, 9 Friendship Club 10, 11; G.A.A. 10, 11, 12; N.H.S. 11, 12; Spanish Club II, 12; Thearts 11 SHARON JONES. 117, 92 F.N.A. 12 BEVERLY KARA, 117 F. N.A. J2 LENORE KARPIAK, 117, 8. 9. 84. 92, 114. 115 Boosters 10, 12; Cheerleaders 11, 12 Vice-President; C.O.W.A 10, II; Friendship Club 10; G.A.A. 10, II, 12 Vice-President; Latin Club 10; N.H.S. 11. 12; Quill and Scroll II, 12 Vice-President; Spanish Club 12; Yearbook II, 12; Choir II; Chorus 10; Orchestra 10 SANDY KAUCIC. 117, 71 G. A.A. 12; Shorthand 12 KAREN KEIPER. 117, 74 Boosters 10, II, 12; Buzz Staff II, 12; Friendship Club 10; G.A A. 10, 11, 12; Leaders' Club I I; Shorthand Club 12 President; Spanish Club II, 12 THERESA KESCKES, 117, 61, 71, 92 C.O.W.A. 10; G.A.A. 10, 11, 12; Shorthand Club 12; Spanish Club II; Choir 12; Girls' Glee Club II; Librar- ians' Chib 1 I President, 12 President KAREN KIRSCHNICK REBECCA KOBYS, 117, 63 Orchestra 10, 11, 12 PATRICIA KOCI, 120, 92, 114 115 Boosters 11, 12; Friendship Club 10; G.A.A 10, 11, 12; Quill and Scroll II, 12; Shorthand Club 12; Spanish Club 11; Thearts II; Yearbook 11, 12; Choir 11, 12; Chorus 10 ROSEMARY KOENIG, 120 Shorthand Club 12; Chorus 10 JANISE KONTUR, 120, 9, 71 Buzz Staff 11, 12; Friendship Club 10; G A.A. 10, 11. 12; N.H.S. 11, 12; Quill and Scroll 11, 12; Spanish Club 11, 12; Chorus 10 CHARLOTTE KORINEK Friendship Club 10, 11, 12; F.T.A. 10, 11, 12; G.A.A. 10. 11, 12; Thearts 10, II, 12; Stagecraft 12 SANDRA KREJCAR, 120, 63, 73, 92, 105, 115 Boosters 10, 11, 12 Secretary; Friend- ship Club 10, 11 Cabinet, 12; F.T.A. 10; G.A.A. 10, 11 Secretary, 12 Presi- dent; Latin Club 10 Vice-President; Quill and Scroll 12; Student Council 10, II, 12; Yearbook 12; Chorus 10; Orchestra 10, II, 12 ANNA MARIE KUHARCIK, 120 Girls’ Glee Club 11 SUZANNE KULIK, 8, 60, 64, 65, 114 Boosters 10, 11, 12; Friendship Club 10; G.A.A. 10, II; Latin Club 10; Majorettes 12; Thearts 10, 11, 12; Yearbook 12; Choir 11, 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Chorus 10 PATRICIA KUMINKOSKI, 120 G.A.A. 10, II, 12 RAY LAURIE, 120, 92 G.A.A. 10, 11, 12; Shorthand Club 12; Spanish Club 11 ROBERTA LAUX, 120 Art Service 12; Friendship Club 11; Spanish Club 11, 12; Thearts 11; Chorus 10; Stagecraft 11, 12 LUCY LIONTI CAROLE LOCKWOOD, 121, 5, 8, 9, 61, 64, 65, 66, 72, 105 Buzz Staff 11, 12; C.O.W A. 10, 11 Steering Committee, 12 Vice • Presi- dent; Friendship Club 10 Cabinet; German Club 10, 11, 12; Latin Club 10; Majorettes 10, 11, 12 Head Ma- jorette; N.H.S. 11, 12; Quill and Scroll 11, 12; Student Council 12; Thearts 10 Sophomore Representative, II, 12 President; Choir 11, 12; Band 10, II, 12; Chorus 10; Friendship Play 10, 11, 12 BEVERLY LOWE, 121 LOIS LUDESHER. 121, 74 Boosters 12; Friendship Club 10, II; G.A.A. 10, 11, 12; Shorthand Club 12 Vice-President; Thearts II NIKKI MAGGIO, 102, 60, 107, 124, 125, Boosters 10, 11, 12; G.A.A. 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 11 Secretary, 12; Student Council 10, 11, 12 Secretary; Choir 11, 12; Chorus 11; Class Vice- President 10, 11, 12; Prom Queen CAROL MARCINKO G.A.A. 10; Shorthand Club 12; Span- ish Club 11 MARILYN MARESH, 121, 61, 72 Buzz Staff 11, 12; C.O.W A. 11, 12 Steering Committee; Friendship Club 10; F.T.A. 10, 11; German Club II, 12 President; Latin Club 10; Quill and Scroll 11, 12; Student Council 12; Thearts 11; Choir II, 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Chorus 10 SHERRY MELLERT. 12, 2, 61 C.O.W.A. 12; F.T.A. 10, II. 12; Thearts II; Band 10, 11; Chorus 10; Girls' Glee Club II, 12 ALBERTA MERRIWEATHER. 61 Friendship Club 12; Chorus 10; Girls’ Glee Club 11, 12 MILLIE MILANICH, 122, 9 JANET MILLER, 122 G.A.A. 10; Shorthand 12; Spanish Club 11, 12; Thearts 11, 12; Chorus 10; Girls' Glee Club 11 KAREN MILLER, 122 F.T.A. 11; G.A A. 10, 11, 12; Latin Club 10 JAYNE MOTSINGER, 122 Boosters 10; Buzz Staff 12; F.N.A. 11; G.A.A. 10; Quill and Scroll 12; Thearts 12; Yearbook 10, 11 WANDA MYERS. 122, 74 Buzz Staff 11, 12; G.A.A. 11, 12; Shorthand Club 12; Spanish Club 11, 12; Chorus 10 Patricia McCreary, 121, 4 Boosters 10, 11, 12; Friendship Club 10; G.A.A. 10, 11, 12; Student Coun- cil 10, 11, 12; Chorus 10; Girls' Glee Club 11 pam McDonald. 121, 6 i Boosters 12; G.A.A. 10, 11, 12; Span- ish Club II, 12; Thespians 12; Choir 12; Chorus 10 DIANE NAGY, 122, 66, 92 Boosters 10, 11, 12; Friendship Club 10, 11, 12 Vice-President; G.A.A. 10, 11, 12; Leaders Club 11; Shorthand Club 12; Spanish Club 11, 12; The- arts 10 PATRICIA NAVARRA. 122, 66. 74, 92, 108, 113, 128 Art Service 10; Boosters 10, 11, 12; Friendship Club 10, II Cabinet. 12 President; G.A.A. 10, 11, 12; Short- hand Club 12 Secretary LEIGH ORRILL, 123, 8, 68 Friendship Club 10; G.A.A. 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 12; Thearts 11 AILEEN PALUSIS, 123, 61 Girls’ Glee Club 11, 12 MARY ANN PALUSCHAK, 123, 74 BARBARA PEDERI, 123, 71, 92 Boosters 10, 11, 12; Cheerleaders 11; Friendship Club 10, 12; F.T.A. 10; G.A.A. 10, 11, 12 Treasurer; Leaders’ Club II; Spanish Club 11, 12 DIANA PELLILLO, 123 F.T.A. 11; G.A.A. II, 12; Shorthand Club 12 NANCY PENNOCK, 123, 75, 114, 115 Buzz Staff 11, 12; Friendship Club 10; F.N.A 10; F.T.A. 10, 11 Secre- tary, 12 Vice-President; Shorthand Club 2; Spanish Club 11, 12; Year- book II, 12; Chorus 10; Girls’ Glee Qub 11 BETTY PHILLIPS, 123 Shorthand Club 12; Thearts 10; Chorus 10 JOANNE POLLOCK, 124, 9. 61, 64, 84 Boosters 12; Cheerleaders 11, 12; Friendship Club 10, 11, 12; F.T.A. 10, 12; G.A.A. 10, 11, 12; Latin Club 10; N.H.S. II, 12 Treasurer; Quill and Scroll 12; Spanish Club 11, 12; Student Council 11; Choir 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Chorus 10; Girls’ Glee Club 11 DONNA POMMIER, 126, 71, 92 Buzz Staff 12; Friendship Club 10, 11; F.T.A. 10, 11, 12; G.A.A. 10, II, 12; G.A.A. 10. II, 12; Spanish Club 12; Thearts 10, 11 SHERRY PRESTI, 126, 63 G.A.A. 10, 11, 12; Shorthand Club 12; Orchestra 10, II, 12 DONNA PIETRAIACOVO Art Service 11; F.N.A. 11, 12; G.A.A. 10, 11, 12 PAULA PUMPHREY. 126, 61,74 Friendship Qub 10; F.N.A. II, 12 Secretary; G.A.A. 10, II, 12; German Club 12; Latin Club 10; Chorus 10; Girls’ Glee Club 11, 12 MARY LOU RADA, 126 Boosters 12; Friendship Club 10; F.N.A. 11, 12; G.A.A. 10, II. 12; Spanish Club 11, 12; Chorus 10 MARY JANE RINGENBURG, 127 Spanish Club 10, 11, 12 VIRGINIA RIGGS, 126, 66, 92 Boosters 10, II; Friendship Club 10, II, 12 Cabinet; G.A.A. 10, 11, 12; Spanish Qub 11, 12; Thearts 10, 11 Secretary; Chorus 10; Quill and Scroll 12 NANCY RIZER, 127 BARBARA ROBERTS, 127 CAROLYN ROBERTS. 127 LINDA RUSSELL C.O.W A. 10; F.N.A 10, 11; G.A.A. 10, 11; Thearts 10 KAREN SABADOS, 127, 92 Boosters 12; G A.A. 10 Sophomore Representative, II Treasurer, 12 Sec retary; Spanish Club 11; Choir 11; Chorus 10 JUDITH SCHIEMANN, 127, 9, 74 Buzz Staff 11, 12; F.N.A. 10, 11, 12 President; G.A.A. 10, II, 12; Latin Club 10; N.H.S. 11, 12; Student Council 12; United Appeal Chairman KAREN SCHINDLER, 127, 61 F. T.A. 10, II; G.A.A. 10, II, 12; Chorus 10; Girls’ Glee Club 11, 12 CAROL SIDLO, 127, 82, 92 Boosters 10, 11, 12; Buzz Staff 12; G. A.A. 10, II, 12; Shorthand Qub 12; Spanish Club II, 12; Student Council 10, 12; Thearts 11, 12; Chorus 10 ELLEN SIMIONE, 128 Art Service 10; Friendship Club 10, 11, 12; G.A.A. 10; Thearts 10, 11 DOLORES SIMONI, 128 F.N.A. 10, II; G.A.A 10, II, 12; Spanish Qub 11,12 DONNA SIPEK, 128. 71 Art Service 11, 12; Boosters 12; C.O.W.A. 12; Friendship Club 10; F. T.A. II; G.A.A. 10, II, 12 GAYLE SIPERKE, 128 Boosters 12; Friendship Club 12; G. A.A. 12; Shorthand Qub 12; Stu- dent Council 12 PHYLLIS SKLADONI, 128 JOANNE SKORY, 128, 71 BEVERLY SMITH, 128 SALLY SMITH, 128, 3, 4, 8, 60, 61, 68, 92, 109, 114, 118, 124 Boosters 10, II, 12; Friendship Qub 10 and 11 Cabinet, 12; G.A.A. 10, II, 12; Latin Club 10 Secretary; N.H.S. II, 12; Student Council 10, II, 12; Yearbook 10, II, 12 Editor; Choir 11, 12; Chorus 10; Girls’ Sex- tette II, 12; Quill and Scroll 11, 12 PENNY SMYTH, 129, 71, 75 F.T.A. II, 12 Secretary; G.A.A. 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club II; Thearts 11; Library Service II, 12 MARILYN SOINSKI, 129, 60, 61, 64, 65 Boosters 10, 12; C.O.W.A. 12; Friend ship Club 10; F.T.A. 11; G.A.A. 10, 11; German Club 11, 12; Latin Club 10; Majorettes 10, 11, 12; Thearts 12; Choir 11, 12; Band 10, II, 12; Chorus 10; Orchestra 11; Madrigal 11, 12 -----... I 47 SANDRA STRUHAR, 129 JANE SVOBODA, 129, 61 G.A.A. 10, 11, 12; Chorus 10; Girls’ Glee Club 11, 12 Mary swank, 129, 6i Choir II, 12; Chorus 10 LYNDA SWEETEN, 129, 61 Boosters 12; Choir 12 CHITA TANCHOCO, 129 4 5 8, 61, 66, 72 Boosters 12; C.O.W.A. 12; Spanish Club 12; Thearts 12; Choir 12 CORLISS TAYLOR, 132, 66, 82 F.TA. 0; G.A.A. 10, 11, 12; Span- ish Club II, 12; Chorus 10 140 KAREN TAYLOR, 132, 9, 61, 72 C.O.W.A. 10, 11, 12 Cabinet; Friend- ship Club 10; G.A.A. 10, II, 12; Latin Club 10; N.H.S. 11, 12; Span- ish Club 10, 11, 12; Chorus 10; Choir 11, 12 Vice-President; Madrigal 12 HELEN TEMOFF, 132, 61 F. N.A. 12; G.A.A. 10, II, 12; Chorus 10; Girls’ Glee Club 11, 12 Treasurer JUDITH THOMAS, 132, 60, 61. 63, 114 Boosters 10, 12; Friendship Club 10; G. A.A. 10, 11, 12; German Club II, 12; Latin Club 10; Yearbook 12; Choir 11, 12; Chorus 10; Orchestra 10, 11, 12; Girls' Sextette 11, 12 LINDA THOMAS, 132, 63 ANN MARIE TIMKO, 132 Chorus 10 JUDITH TRESLER, 132 F.T.A. 11; Shorthand Club 12 MICHELLE TURCOTTE G.A.A. 12; Stagecraft 12 ELAINE UGULINI, 132, 9 Buzz Staff 11, 12 Editor; C.O.W.A. 10, II, 12; Friendship Club 10; Ger- man Chib 11, 12 Secretary; Latin Club 10; N.H.. 11, 12; Quill and Scroll II, 12 Secretary-Treasurer; Stu- dent Council 12; Thearts 10; Band 10 JANICE VARGA, 133 Boosters 12; Friendship Club 10; G.A.A. 10, 11, 12; Shorthand Club 12; Spanish Club 11; Thearts 10, 11 EDITH VATAHA, 133 Boosters 12; G.A.A. 10, 11, 12; Short- hand Club 1 2 KATHERINE VENDRICK. 133, 60 Boosters 12; Friendship Club 10; Choir II, 12; Chorus 10 PATRICIA VOJACEK, 133 HENRIETTA WALANT, 133, 9. 61 Boosters 12; Friendship Club 10; F.N.A. 10. II, 12; G.A.A. 10, 11. 12. Latin Club 10; N.H.S. 11, 12 Secre- tary; Spanish Club 12; Choir 11, 12; Chorus 10 CHAREE WALLECK. 133, 61 Girls' Glee Club 12 SANDRA WARD. 134 Shorthand Club 12; Chorus 10; Girls’ Glee Club 11 MILDRED WAY, 134, 61 F.T.A. 10, 11, 12; G.A.A. 10, 11. 12; Spanish Club 11; Chorus 10; Girls' Glee Club 11, 12 OLIVIA WEST, 134 Cheerleaders II; G.A.A. 10, 11; Chorus 10; Girls' Glee Club 11 SENIOR BOYS JAMES ALEXANDER, 102, 9. 60, 78, 79, 94, 97, 106, 114, 115 Key Club 10; Latin Club 10; N.H.S. II, 12; Quill and Scroll 11, 12; Var- sity B” 10, II, 12; Yearbook II, 12; Basketball 10, 11; Football 10, 11, 12; Track 10, II, 12; Wrestling 12; Choir 11, 12; Chorus 10 JOHN AUGUST, 102 Spanish Club 11; Boys’ Intramurals 10, II JOHN BARBENA, 103 C.O.W.A. 10, 11, 12; Latin Club 10; N.H.S. II, 12; Spanish Club II, 12; Thearts 11, 12; Thespians 12 DENNIS BAUS, 103 CHARLES BESHARA. 103, 97 Latin Club 10; Spanish Club II; Var- sity B” 11, 12; Wrestling 10, 11 STANLEY BIELICKI. 103, 118 Latin Club 10; Baseball 10; Boys' In- tramurals 10, 11, 12 GLEN BLACKWELL, 103, 9, 64. 65, 118 Key Club 10, 11, 12; Latin Club 10; N.H.S. II, 12; Band 10. II. 12 Presi- dent; Chorus 10; Boys' Intramurais 12 BRIAN BOLAND, 103 RAY BOWDEN RONALD BROWN, 104, 98 Boosters 11, 12; C.O.W.A. 12; Span- ish Club 11, 12; Student Council 12; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Boys’ Intramurais 10, II. 12 WILLIAM BRYSON, 104 CARLTON BUCK, 104, 78. 79, 89. 97, 98 Spanish Club 10, II; Student Council 11, 12; Thearts 11. 12; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Foot- ball 10, 11, 12 JAMES BULANDA, 104 TERRY BYRNE, 104, 78. 79, 88, 89. 97. 98 Key Club 10; Latin Club 10; Varsity ”B II, 12; Baseball 10. 11, 12; Foot- ball 12 BILL CAMERON, 104, 85 Key Club 10, II, 12; Latin Club 10; Boys’ Intramurais 10, 11; Cross- Country 11, 12; Track 11 RICHARD CARLSON, 104 ROBERT CARPENTER, 104 JOSEPH CHESLOCK, 110 Basketball 1 1 ROBERT COLLINS, 110 KENNETH COOK, 110, 61, 62, 63 Key Club 10, II, 12; Spanish Club 10, 11; Student Council 10; Boys’ Intra- murais 10, 12; Choir 11, 12; Band 10, II. 12; Orchestra 12 RICHARD COOPER, 110 GLENN COX. 110, 87, 94 Wrestling 10, 11, 12 KENNETH CRAMER. 110 FRANK CRAIG Boosters 11, 12; J.V. Football 11; Wrestling 11, 12 JAMES CRAVEN, 110, 71 Art Service 10, 12; Stagecraft 12 CHRIS DEEVERS, 102, 3, 60. 94, 109 l$ey Club 10; Student Council 11, 12; Yearbook 12; Cross-Country 10; Wrestling 10, II, 12; Choir 11, 12; Chorus 10; Class President 12 EDWARD DePOMPEI, 102, 88, 89, 90. 98, 107 Latin Club 10; Leaders’ Club 10; Stu- dent Council 11, 12; Varsity ”B” 11, 12; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, II, 12; Class Treasurer 10, 11, 12 JAMES DIEHL, 111 ROBERT DIETRICHS. Ill, 91 Baseball 10; Basketball 10, 11, 12 TIMOTHY DODDS, 111, 5, 66, 68, 73, 87, 97, 99. 105 Boosters 11, 12 Treasurer; C.O.W.A. 12; Key Club 12; Leaders' Club 12; Spanish Club 11, 12 President; Stu- dent Council 12; Thearts 12; Thes- pians 12; Varsity B 12; Track 10, 11, 12 RICHARD EDGE. Ill, 79, 94, 95, 97 Art Service 10, 11; Varsity B” 11, 12; Football 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11; Wrestling 10, 11, 12 DAVID EGGERT, 111 DAVID EMERY, 111 FRANK ESCHWEILER, 61. 65 Choir II, 12; Chorus 10 ROBERT FAUST, 111, 65. 66 F.T.A. 11; Spanish Club 12; Thearts 12; Wrestling 10, II; Band 10, 11, 12 ROGER FAUST. 1 12, 63, 64, 65 Key Club 10, 11, 12; Majorettes 12 Head Major; Spanish Club II, 12; Varsity B” 10; Wrestling 10, 11; Band 10, II, 12; Orchestra 12 RONALD FEISTER, 112, 72 Buzz Staff 11, 12; C.O.W.A. 11, 12; German Club II, 12; Quill and Scroll 11, 12 THOMAS FIALA, 112 Thearts 10 RANDALL FIELDER KENNETH FLICK, 112, 60, 61, 64, 70 Key Club II, 12 President; Student Council II, 12; Choir 11, 12 Treas- urer; Band 10, II, 12; Chorus 10; Madrigal 11. 12 JOHN FOSDICK, 112, 9, 72, 105 C.O.W.A. II. 12; Leaders' Club 10, 11; N.H.S. 11, 12; Student Council 10, 11; Varsity ”B” 12; Basketball 10; Track 10, 11, 12; Choir 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Chorus 10 GROVER GARTEN, 112 JOHN GELSINGER, 112, 85 Cross-Country II, 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 11 ROBERT GIEL, 11 JOSEPH GONGOS, 113, 78. 79, 97 Student Council 12; Varsity B” II, 12 Secretary - Treasurer; Football 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11; Wrestling 10, 11 HAROLD GRAHAM, 113 Latin Club 10 JAY GRAY, 113, 9, 85, 97 Latin Club 10; N.H.S. 11, 12; Varsity B II, 12; Baseball 10; Cross- Country II, 12; Track 11, 12 ROBERT GREGA, 113 Yearbook 12 DENNIS GREVEL, 113 ROBERT GRUSS, 116 ROBERT GUTH, 116 RICHARD HANUS. 116 HAROLD HARRIS. 116, 82. 85, 97 Varsity B” 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10; Cross-Country 10, II, 12; Track 10, 11, 12 DOUGLAS HAVEN, 116, 60. 65 C.O.W.A. 10, 11 Vice-President; Key Club 10, 11 Vice-President, 12; Latin Club 10; Choir 11, 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Chorus 10; Orchestra 11 ROBERT HAYES, 116, 65 Key Club 10. 11, 12; Track 11; Choir 11; Band 10, 11, 12; Orchestra 11; Boys' Intramurais 10, 11 DONALD HLADKY, 117 RAYMOND HOLLIS DAVID HOOPES, 117, 85, 97, 99 Boosters 12; Latin Club 10; Thearts 12; Varsity ”B” 12; Baseball 10; Cross-Country 11, 12; Track II. 12 THOMAS HOOPES. 117 RICHARD HORA, 117, 5, 66, 72, 97 Buzz Staff 11; C.O.W.A. 10, II. 12 President; German Club II, 12 Vice- President; Latin Club 10; Quill and Scroll 11, 12; Student Council 12; Thearts 11, 12; Thespians 12; Varsity ”B” 10, 11, 12; Football Manager 10; Track Manager 10 ROBERT HURT. 117, 85, 97 Varsity B 12; Cross-Country 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12 JERRY HYDE, 117 ANDREW IMKE, 117 BARRY JOHNSON. 120, 9, 88. 89, 98 Key Club 10. 11, 12; Latin Club 10 President; N.H.S. II, 12; Student Council 10; Baseball 10, II, 12; Bas- ketball 10. 12; Band 10, II. 12; Boys' Intramurais 11, 12 RICHARD JOHNSON, 120, 5, 65, 88. 89, 98, 99 Varsity B” 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, II, 12; Football 10, 11; Track 10, 11, 12 FRANCES WOLFE F. T.A. 10, II; G A A. 10. II; Chorus 10 CAROL YAVORSKY. 134, 3, 9. 66. 105, 114, 115 Boosters II, 12; C.O.W.A. 10; Friend- ship Club 10, 11, 12; G.A.A. 10, 11, 12; German Club 11, 12; Latin Club 10; N.H.S. 11, 12; Quill and Scroll II, 12; Student Council 11, 12; The- arts II, 12; Yearbook 11, 12 LINDA YORK, 134, 114 G. A A. 10, II, 12; Thearts 10; Year- book 12; Chorus 10; Girls’ Glee Club 11 SHARON YURICK. 134, 61, 114, 115 Friendship Club 11, 12; F.N.A. 11, 12; Quill and Scroll 12; Thearts 12; Yearbook 12; Girls’ Glee Club 12 WILLIAM KACZYNSKI, 120 Thearts 1 2 EDWARD KAMINSKI. 120 HERB KINNELL, 120 STEVE KOTELES, 120 Latin Club 10; Football 10, II; Track 10. II, 12 BERNARD KUMINKOSKI, 121 EDWARD KVASNICKA. 121 KENNETH LEMMEY GEORGE LUDESCHER, 121, 78, 79 Football 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12 DANIEL LUTKUS, 121 THOMAS MACLELLAN, 121 ANDREW McKEETAN, 121 Football 11 EDWARD MILBRANDT, 122 TIM MORRELL, 122 Boosters 1 1; Spanish Club 1 1; Thearts 11; Baseball 11; Football 10. 11 RICHARD NEUBAUER, 122 DAVID NOFZIGER, 122, 61, 63, 72 C.O.W.A. II, 12; Student Council 11; Choir 11, 12; Chorus 10; Orch- estra 10, 11 President, 12; Foreign Exchange Student LAWRENCE NOLTE, 122, 71 Art Service 11, 12; Chorus 10 KENNETH PIERCE, 122, 94 Leaders’ Club 11; Spanish Club 11; Wrestling 12 CHARLES PIRO. 123, 78. 79. 85, 94, 96. 97 Student Council 10, 11, 12; Varsity B” 10, II, 12 President; Baseball 10. 11; Football 10, II, 12; Wrestling 10. 11. 12 DANIEL POCEK. 123. 94. 62 Buzz Staff 12; Track 12 GEORGE POLASKO, 123, 87 Football 10, II; Track 10 JAMES POULSON. 123, 98. 108, 114, 121 Boosters 10; Buzz Staff 10, II, 12; Key Club 10; Leaders' Club 11; N.H.S. 11, 12; Spanish Club 11, 12; Student Council 10, 11, 12; Yearbook 10. 11. 12; Basketball 10 RICHARD PRATHER. 123 RONALD QUICK. 123. 98 Varsity B II, 12; Baseball 10, 11, 12 JAMES REZABEK. 123. 61 Key Club 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 12; Choir II, 12; Band 10. II, 12 RONALD RICCARDI, 126 Boys' Intramurais 10, 11, 12 JACK RICHARDS. 126 Track 10. 11, 12 LEONARD RIEHL, 127. 98 Latin Club 10; Varsity B” 12; Base- ball 10. 11. 12 LESLIE RIEHL, 127, 98 Latin Club 10; Baseball 10, 11 141 ROBERT RIZER. 127 RICHARD ROGERS. 128 THOMAS ROGERS. 128 GEORGE RUSNACK, 128 Key Club 10, 11; Latin Club 10; Spanish Club 12 JAMES RYAN. 128. 87 THOMAS SADOWSKY. 128. 9, 105 C.O.W.A. 10, 11; Latin Club 10; N.H.S. 11. 12; Quill and Scroll 12; Student Council 10. 11, 12 President; Thearts 10, 11, 12 Treasurer; Thes- pians 11, 12; Choir 11; Yearbook 10, 11 CARL SALZANO. 128. 85 Boosters 12; Basketball 10; Cross- Country 11, 12; Track 11, 12 DOUGLAS SAMSTAG. 128. 113 Buzz Staff 10, 11; Boys' Intramurals 10. 11, 12 DENNIS SANTOLI. 128. 72. 97 C.O.W.A. 11, 12 Treasurer; Latin Club 10; Spanish Club 12; Student Council 11, 12; Thearts 11. 12; Var- sity B” 10, 11, 12; Football Manager 10; Track Manager 10; Wrestling 11 CHARLES SANTORA, 128 RICHARD SEKERES Basketball 10, 11; Football 10, II; Track 10, 11 WILLIAM SINDELAR, 128 Football 10; Track 10 JAMES SMITH. 128, 61. 79, 94. 105 Leaders' Club 10, 11; Varsity B” 10, 11, 12; Football 10, 11, 12; Track 10; Wrestling 10, 11, 12; Choir II, 12; Chorus 10 JOSEPH SMOLIC, 128. 98 Baseball 11; Track 10 JOHN SNOW, 129 JAMES SNYDER, 129 DAVID SOLTIS. 129 Cross-Country 11; Track 11 JAMES SPRAGUE, 129 Spanish Club 12; Baseball 10 RICHARD STANOVICH, 129, 5. 68, 78. 79, 88. 97 Spanish Club 11 Treasurer; Varsity B” 10, 11 Vice-President, 12; Base- ball 11; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Foot- ball 10, 11, 12; Track 10. 11, 12 CHARLES STERLING. 129, 60. 61. 63. 65 Choir 12; Band 10, 11, 12; Orchestra 10, 11, 12; Madrigal 12 HILARY TAYLOR, 132, 61, 85, 97 Boosters 10; Varsity B II, 12; Cross-Country 10, 11. 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Choir 11, 12; Chorus 10 DENNIS SZULINSKI, 132 JAMES THOMAS, 132, 82, 85, 94, 97 Boosters 10, 12; Leaders’ Club 10; Thearts 12; Varsity B 10, 11, 12; Cross-Country 10, II, 12; Track 10, II, 12; Wrestling 10, 12 RICHARD THOMAS. 132, 82, 85. 87, 97 Boosters 10, 12; Leaders’ Club 12; Thearts 12; Varsity B II, 12; Cross-Country 10, II, 12; Track 10, II; Wrestling 10 JAMES THORNTON, 132 J.V. Football 10 TERRENCE TRACY, 132 Cross-Country 11; Track 12 DAVID WAGNER, 133, 61, 62. 114 Yearbook 12; Choir II, 12; Chorus 10; Boys’ Glee Club 12 JOHN WALANT, 133, 61 Key Club 10, 11; Choir 11, 12; Chorus 10 BURL WEBB, 133 Buzz Staff 11; German Club 11, 12; Quill and Scroll II, 12 JUNIORS Wayne Adams. 28 Nick Aigler, 28, 85 Rick Alden. 28. 64. 65, 66 Mary Alessi, 28, 61 Tony Alessi, 28 Dan Allen, 28 Jeff Allshouse, 28 Dennis Anders, 28 Fans Anton. 28, 71, 94 Jim Astalos, 28 Mary Baechle, 28 Paul Bahmann, 28 Anita Barone. 28 Chris Basa, 28, 60, 65 Paul Batelaan, 28 Kathy Baum, 28 Mary Baxter, 28 Barry Beatty. 28. 79, 87. 89. 90 Kathy Beccia, 28 Greg Bchn, 28, 62, 80 John Bell, 28, 79, 87 Sue Bellar, 28, 61 Joanne Belluardo, 28 Joanne Bender, 28 Joan Blackburn, 28 Carl Blazer, 28 Nancy Biros, 29, 61 Pat Biros, 29 Priscilla Bodnar. 29 Diane Boettner, 29, 61 Diane Bohrer, 29, 61 Phil Bordonaro, 29 Karen Bosan, 29 Cheryl Bradac, 29 Carol Brady, 29 Bev Brannan, 29, 60, 84 Len Brenner, 29 Sue Brott, 29. 61 Beth Brown, 29, 71, 84 Marilyn Bulanda, 29 Cindi Bullock, 29 Carol Burns, 29 Mary Burton, 29 Dian Byrs, 29, 61 John Cameron, 29, 62 John Cangelosi, 29, 61, 94 Bob Carlson. 29 Joe Carol. 29, 79..94 Cheryl Carpenter, 29 Joyce Carotta, 29 Lou Carucci, 29, 37 Sal Catalano. 29, 79, 87, 97 Peggy Catlett, 29, 71 Harry Chambers, 29 Lesta Chandler, 29, 61 John Chapman, 29 Joanna Cherniss, 29, 63, 64, 65 Carol Cheslock. 29 Wayne Chunat. 29. 64. 65 Ed Cigoi. 29. 79. 89. 90, 97 Howard Cihak. 29, 3, 79, 91, 97, 114, 115 Pat Conroy, 29 Jim Cooke, 30 Beverly Coon, 30, 61 Dorothy Cooper. 30 Jeff Cooper, 30, 70 Sue Cooper, 30, 61 Sam Coppola, 29 Steve Cosmano, 30 Gary Cottrill,, 30 Jack Curtis, 30, 65 Elaine Czamecki, 30, 60 John Danner, 30, 94 Edith Danzo, 30 Linda Dougherty, 30, 65 Mary Davis, 30 Rich Dawson. 30 Ken DeMarchi, 30, 94 Bev Dick, 30, 61 Sharon Diedrich, 30, 61 Geraldine Dille, 30 Bob Dilley, 30, 60, 62, 85 Bob Drabik, 30 Bonnie Drabish, 30, 61, 92 Dan Druso, 30, 85, 97 Louraine Eckert, 30 Lorraine EfHand, 30, 61 Ray Eland, 30 Leslie Ellis, 30 Donna Ely, 30, 61, 115 Bob Erb, 30 Laura Etcheli, 30 Rose Fanara, 30 Lynn Featherstun, 30, 61 Carol Fedor, 30 John Filidoro, 30 Ron Firem, 30 Bob Fontana, 30 Bruce Foote, 31, 37 Cheryl Ford, 31 Gregg Ford, 31, 62, 79 Elaine Forepaugh, 31, 61 Sue Fortin, 31 Frank Fox, 31 Sue Franks, 31, 61 Dick Frederick, 31 Dawn Funk, 31, 65 Frank Funk, 31 Norm Fusck, 31 Valerie Galasso, 3 1 Jackie Garon, 31, 61, 115 Kathy Gartner. 31 Mike Garvin, 31, 61, 69, 91 Phil Gedeon, 31 Nikki Gelsinger, 31, 61 Marlene Glide, 31, 71 Gwen Glendon, 31 Ken Gloden, 31 Bob Golightly, 31 Cheryl Gordon, 31, 63 Sandy Gossett, 31 Sue Gottschlk, 31, 60, 66 Ginny Grau, 31 Bernie Gray, 31 Dave Green, 31 Kathy Green, 31 Tom Gretz, 31 Pam Grier, 32 Joyce Griffin, 32 Tom Griffin, 32, 89, 91 Karl Gruber, 32 Karen Gugliotta, 32 Linda Haire, 32 Allan Hanko, 32 Bill Haskins, 32 Don Haynik, 32 Carla Hayes, 32, 64, 75 Jean Hayes, 32, 60, 61, 63 Carol Hayward, 32, 61, 64, 66, 115 Kathy Hejl, 32, 66, 71 Bob Heubach, 32 Bob Hill, 32 Annette Hintz, 32, 61 Dick Hopkins, 32, 60 Joyce Horner, 32, 65 Donna Hollis, 32 Elaine Horswood, 32 Jeanne Hudson, 32 Alice Hussell, 32, 74 Jim Imke, 32 Rick Jacques, 32, 79, 98 Jerry Jewett, 32 Darlene Johnson, 32 Karyn Johnson, 32, 60, 71, 84 Roland Johnson, 32, 87 Jerry Jorgenson, 33, 60, 65, 87 Teddi Jurek, 33 Peggy Justus, 3 3 Frank Kajder, 33, 94 Ray Kaminski, 33 Marsha Kanieski, 33, 75 Juanita Kastner, 33 Darlene Kaucic, 33, 71 Jim Kaufman, 32 Karen Keller, 33, 60, 65, 66 Pat Kelley, 33, 92 Joyce Kelly, 33 Larry Kennard, 33, 85 Betty Sue Kent, 33 Bob Kerr, 33 Carole Kickel, 33 Dave Kikel, 33 Kathy Kirwin, 33, 61 Dan Kmetko, 33 Cathy Kocianic, 33 Stan Koehnle, 33 Jeff Koepke, 33 Ed Koharik, 33, 61, 70, 87 Jack Kovach, 33 Linda Krakauskas, 33, 61 Jim Krause, 33, 28, 94 Wendy Krause, 33 Donna Krauslock, 33, 61 Diane Krieger, 33 John Krisko, 30 Marlene Kubik, 33 Karen Kucia, 33 Rich Kusyk, 33, 97 DAVID WHEELER, 133, 64 Boosters 12; C.O.W.A. 10, II; Latin Club 10; Thearts 12; Thespians 12; Baseball 12; Band 10, II, 12 OLIVER WILKINS, 133, 62. 85 Buzz Staff 11; Cross-Country 12; Track 10, 11; Boys’ Glee Club MARSHALL WILLIAMS DAVID WILSON. 133, 61, 63 German Club 11, 12; Student Council 12; Choir II, 12; Orchestra 10, II, 12 President GREGORY YAKICH, 134 GLENN YOUNG, 134, 60 C.O.W.A. 10, II Treasurer, 12; Latin Club 10 Treasurer; Spanish Club 11; Choir 11. 12 JAMES ZAHAND, 134, 60, 66, 87 Boosters 10, 11 Vice-President, 12; Latin Club 10; Leaders' Club 11, 12; Student Council 12; Thearts 12; Cross-Country 10; Track 10, 11; Wrestling 10, II; Choir 11. 12; Chorus 10; Madrigal 12; Boys' En- semble 10, 11 WILLIAM ZAYAK. 134 Spanish Club 10; Baseball 10; Foot- ball 10, 11, 12 Jim Kvasnicka, 33 Mary Kvasnicka, 33 Sue LaBattc. 33 Nancy Lone, 33 Donna Lawson, 34, 61 Jerry Lesniewski, 34 Dick Lehosit, 34, 79, 98 Bob Letson, 34, 70 Adrienne Lev, 34 Dennis Lick, 34, 64, 71 Gary Lindauer, 34, 31, 37, 61 Becki Linerr, 34 Jim Liotta, 34, 37, 87 Janet Lippucci, 34, 61, 84 Ray Liscoc, 34 Mike Lomaka, 34 Sue Lord, 34 Ed Lorens, 34 Ellen Lowe, 34 Jim Luton, 34 Sheila Macaluso, 34 Bobbi Macha, 34 Ken Maciejowski, 34 John Macko, 34 Bill Malenchek, 34 Becki Malzan, 34 Virginia Mandata, 34 Valerie Marko, 34 Jim Marlowe, 34 Marie Marotta, 34, 66, 71 Barb Martin, 34, 61 Marilyn Mason, 34 Ken Mastilak, 34 John Mizanin, 34 Peggy McCuc, 35 Kathie Melting, 35, 60, 61, 64, 65, 114 Ruth Metz, 35, 61 Linda Mielke, 35 Sue Mika, 35, 61 Eva Miller, 35, 65 V.cki Millet, 35 Armand Monday, 35 Marilyn Moore, 35 Bill Morris, 35, 79, 87, 94, 97 Barb Morris, 35 Jan Morton, 35 Bill Mroczka, 35 Karen Muetzel, 35, 60, 61, 65, 66, 71, 115 Pete Muragliotta, 35 Tina Nabarro, 35, 60, 71 Bill Nehoda, 35 Paulson Nietert, 35, 8, 87, 89, 90 Steve Nofziger, 35, 61 Chuck Ortcca, 35, 85 Ken Palgut, 35 Bruce Parker, 35 Dave Parks, 35, 94 Jerry Pearl, 35, 87 Darlene Pearn, 35, 71 Don Pecjak, 28 Jack Pekar, 35, 79, 94, 97 142 Gwen Pellillo, 35 Peola Pennington, 35 Laura Phillips, 35 Sylvia Pianowslci, 35 Patty Picha, 35, 31 Penny Picha, 35 Bob Plasman, 35, 85, 94 Roni Pohl, 36 Roger Polley, 36 Pam Pope, 36 John Poydock, 36 Mike Porcenaluk, 36 Rudy Povirk, 36, 28, 60, 65, 70, Judy Powers, 36 Carol Prather, 36 Mike Presti, 36, 87, 94 Dave Price, 36. 37. 64, 70, 115 Charles Prior. 36 Marie Pudelski, 36 Peggy Quiggen, 36 Donna Quinn, 36 Anne Radiceili. 36 Andy Ramos, 36 Don Reed, 36 Lynn Reese, 36, 61 Janet Regula, 36, 61 Ron Reuse, 36 Kathy Reik, 36, 61 Diane Richens, 36 Jackie Rich, 36 Bill Rice, 36 Karen Riley, 36, 61 Jack Rittwage. 36, 79, 87, 94, 97, Jim Rittwage, 36 Tony Rizzo, 36 Sue Roberts, 36 Bill Rody, 36, 94 Luella Rogers, 36 Kitty Romano, 36, 61 Mike Adams, 40 Robert Adler, 40, 94 Carol Alaimo, 40, 63 Mary Altomondo, 40 Linda Anderson, 40 John Arrowsmith, 40, 51 James Ashcvorth, 40 Joan Bahmann, 40 David Banta, 40, 64 John Barta, 40, 62, 70 Jim Batter, 40 Becky Baynes, 40, 63 Dalton Baynes, 40, 94 Denton Baynes, 40, 87, 94 Cynthia Bazdar, 40, 63 Roberta Beale, 40, 63, 64 Larry Beaumont, 40, 65 Judy Bcdo, 40 Tim Bell, 40 Larry Benslay, 40, 62 Maria Bernaciak, 40, 63 Mary Anne Belcovic, 40, 62 Georgia Beshara, 40, 63 Bruce Beyers, 40, 80, 94 Georgia Bodnovich, 40, 62 Tom Bogucki, 40, 94 Frank Bordonaro, 40 Ken Borsh, 40 Christine Bott, 40, 62 Jeff Boulis, 40, 62 Mike Bova, 40, 79, 80, 87, 91 Ray Bowden, 41 Rich Boyle. 41 Jerry Bradford, 41, 64, 94 Franlf Brady, 41 Hal Brickcr, 41, 63, 64 Pat Brittain, 41 Midge Brown, 41, 62 Judy Brock, 41, 63 Greg Bruck, 41, 62, 65, 85, 91 Frank Bruening, 41 Carol Bryant, 41, 62 Dian Brys, 41 Barb Bryzkowski, 41, 63 Tom Buddenhagen, 41, 62, 87, 91 Mary Ann Bulkovec, 41 Cindy Bullock, 41 Tom Burdyshaw, 41 Chuck Brunett, 41, 64 John Bull, 87 Linda Bush, 41 Al Buckshaw 41, 91 Helen Butler, 41 Sophrona Buzzelli, 41, 62 Phil Byrd, 41 Elizabeth Cable, 41, 63 Bill Cannell, 41 Sandy Caporuscio, 41 Beckt Rouse, 36, 61, 64 Dan Stedman, 38, 60 Michelle Vitullo, 39, 61 Larry Ruple, 36 Gerry Stepic, 38 Bill Vorlicky, 39. 31, 37. 61, 89, 91 Mike Rutkowski. 36 Pat Stephens, 38, 61 Kathy Voth, 39, 61 John Sacash, 36, 65 Ray Stiles, 38 Jan Wagner, 39, 61 Dean Salupo, 37, 79, 89 Bill Strachan, 38 Carl Walley, 39 Stephanie Saxton, 37 Jim Strecker, 38 Diane Walters, 39, 61, 84 Lynn Schiemann, 37 Dottie Sudik, 38, 61 Wade Walzak, 39 Irene Schindler, 37, 61 Evelyn Summerville, 38 Joe Wasko. 39, 61, 62, 87 Bob Schoenbeck, 37 Toni Surace, 38, 28, 61, 66 Joan Way, 39, 61 Ron Schuster, 37, 79, 80, 97, 98 Nancy Swaney, 38, 61 Kathy Weaver, 39 Bob Schwind, 37 Adeline Swaton, 38 Gerry Weigand, 39 Madelyn Scott, 37, 61 Avis Swaton, 38 Bob Weston, 39 John Seman, 37 Sue Szaraz, 38 Claire Wetzstein, 39 Paula Semancik, 37, 60, 66 Roger Szymczyk, 38, 65, 85, 87, 97 David Wheatley. 39 Elaine Senick, 37, 61 Earlene Taylor, 38 Richard White, 39, 62 Carole Shaull, 37, 61 Truman Telling, 38 Dorothy White, 39 Alice Sheppard, 37 Kathy Tench, 38, 61 Roger White, 39, 79 Barb Shevell, 37 Dave Thomas, 38 Bob Wienclaw, 39 Linda Sively, 37 Duane Thomas, 38, 98 Wendy Wilcox, 39, 61 Gary Skillicorn, 37, 31, 60 Kathy Thomas, 38 Judy Williams, 39 Sue Skillicorn, 37, 61, 64, 65 Dan Tinkler, 38 Neil Wiltshire, 39, 79. 87, 97 Karen Skufca, 37 Marge Tokar, 38 Bill Wood. 39 Carol Skuza, 37 Dick Torrey. 38, 79. 89. 90, 97 Betty Wrentmore, 39, 71, 75 Jan Skvarch, 37 Chuck Trigilio, 38 Kaaren Wright, 39 Wayne Smith, 37 Jim Trionfante, 38 Sharon Wright, 39, 61 Frank Smola, 37, 31, 64 Jim Trochio, 38 Mike Yanke, 39 Colleen Snell, 37 Henry Trojan, 38, 94 Judy Yanoviz, 39 Chuck Snow, 37 Jim Tulloch, 38 John Yaros, 39 Bill Snyder, 37 Jean Tuma, 38 Sandy Young, 39, 61, 71 Alan Sochacki, 37, 79 Pete Turcotte, 38, 94 Bob Yusko, 39 Dennis Soinski, 37, 62 Richard Tuskes, 38, 31, 66 Marian Yusko, 39, 66 John Sopko, 37 Judy Tussel, 38 Marian Yusko, 39 Keith Sorensen, 37, 61, 62 Herb Twitt, 38, 85 Gloria Zahand, 39, 60, 61 Loretta Sourini, 37 Joanne Tyhulski, 38 Chuck Zak, 39, 87 Bob Spagnola, 38, 94 Steve Varga, 38 Carol Zallar, 39, 71 Ema Spagnoli, 38 Diane Vargo, 38 Kirk Zintel, 39 Chuck Spencer. 38 Joanne Venaleck, 38 Ray Zronek, 39 Fred Speith, 38 Bonnie Venditti, 39, 61 Bob Zronek, 39 Margie Stanley, 38 Norma Vickers, 39 SOPHOMORES Chuck Cappelli, 41 George Effinger, 43, 63, 65, 66 Donna Hanus, 44, 62 Marce Carano, 41 Nancy Ellis, 43, 63 Ken Hanus, 45, 65, 70 Donna Gtrdose, 41 Mike Eakins, 43 Angela Haramia, 45 Rose Carlo, 41 Mark Elrich, 43, 65 Ed Hardy, 45 Cindy Carpenter, 41 Margaret Ennemoser, 43, 63 Chuck Harkness, 45, 85 Don Carter, 41 Harry Erickson, 43 Elaine Harris, 45, 63 Nancy Carter, 41, 63 Merle Eschweiler, 43 Mike Haskins, 45 Tom Cashman, 41 Ellen Estok, 43 Ken Hastings, 45 Nancy Cassidy, 41, 63, 65 Karen Etchell, 43, 62 Norm Haught, 45 Jack Castle, 41, 62, 64 Joyce Fazio, 43, 62 Jim Hauxhurst, 45 Jim Castle, 42, 62 George Felix, 43 Karen Haydo, 45, 63 Betty Catt, 42 Jim Fellenstein, 43 Steve Hegedus, 94 Brenda Cavany, 42, 63 Doug Feister, 43 John Hendrock, 45 Linda Cavany, 42 Paul Ferrington, 43, 62 Sharon Hendrock, 45, 63 Jim Cegielski, 42 John Fetsko, 43 Carole Herman, 45 Ron Cegielski, 42 Sylvia Fiala, 43 Joanne Herrage, 45, 63 Pat Cel me r, 42 Carol Filidoro, 43 Paul Hido, 45 Lois Challan, 42 Mary Finn, 43, 63 Lynn Hinckley, 45, 63 Rich Chepeus, 42 Bill Finnell, 44. 63 Bob Holloway, 45 Nancy Chojnowski, 42 Kathy Flanik, 44 Shirley Hoopes, 45, 63 Judy Cihak, 42 Paul Flask, 44 Sandy Gnuschke, 44 Donna Clough, 42, 62, 71 Pete Foley, 44 Fred Howard, 46 Linda Codner, 42, 63 Sindy Ford, 44 Mary Hudock, 46 Ron Collins, 42 Nicole Fortin, 44 Joanne Hughes, 46, 63 Drew Comstock, 42 Mike Frankhauser, 44 Dave Humphrey, 46 Mary Ann Corano, 63 Mike Frend, 44 Virginia Humphrey, 46, 62 Tom Cowley, 42 Bill Fries, 44 Chuck Hurlbut, 46 Ken Cox, 42, 63, 64 Sandy Fuller, 44, 63 Frank Hyrmer, 46 Mike Cramer, 42, 62 Mark Fullmer, 44 Mark Ignasiak, 46, 62, 79, 97 Don Craven, 42 Janet Gailus, 44 Sue Imke, 46, 62 Cathy Crowl, 42 Janice Galasso, 44, 45, 62 Perri Jacques, 46, 62 Leatrice Cummings, 42 Jim Galbraith, 44 Kathy Jaklitch, 46, 63 Dan Cusak, 42 Tonia Gaylen, 44 Ron Jakubczak, 46, 94 Nancy Cyburt, 42 Linda Gaza, 44 Chris Jindra, 46, 65 Gerry Cynar, 42 Louis Gedcon, 44, 94 David Johnson, 46, 62 Ray D’Angelo, 42, 4 John Geiger, 44, 91 Rich Johnson, 46 Bev Davis, 42, 63 Robin Gerhard, 44, 62 Susan Johnson, 46, 62 Ann Downs, 42 Donna Giaco, 44, 63 Tom Johnson, 46, 94 Sharon Day, 42, 63 Jim Gilbert, 44. 80 Pete J unkin, 46 Joe DeBlasio. 42 Janet Girod, 44 Tom Jonozzo, 46. 79, 80, 87 Marie DeCaprio, 42 Darlene Gladstone, 44, 63 Karlyn Judd, 46. 63 Ray Deas, 42, 71 Kathy Golden, 44, 63 John Kable, 46 Yvonne DeFoor, 42, 63 Alan Gottschalk, 44 Brian Kadlowec, 46 Pat DeFrange, 43 Russ Green, 44, 62 Frank Kainec ,46, 62 Roger DeFrange, 43 Sue Greitzer, 44, 62 Larry Kalchert, 46, 62 Rose Delperdang, 43, 63 Linda Gresh, 44. 45, 62, 64 Vince Kapsandy, 46, 87 Rick Dempsey, 43 Joe Gnssman, 44, 63 Janis Kara, 46 Annette DePauIo, 43 Pat Grobc, 44, 62, 71 Sharon Katara, 63 Carl Desantis, 43 John Gross, 44 Kathy Kennedy, 46 Sandy Dick, 43, 63 Joyce Gruttadaurio, 44 Jack Kewley. 47, 42. 62, 91 Keith Dillcy, 43 Gerry Guenther, 44, 62 Malcolm Kinney, 47 Janet Dlouhy, 43 Connie Hack. 44. 62 Mary Kirkcaldy, 47, 62 Pat Dodds, 43, 63 Sharon Hackbart, 44 Janice Kirkland, 47, 65 Rich Doty, 43 Carolyn Haire, 45, 40, 63 Jen Kistler, 47, 62 Marvin Droege, 43, 62 Carol Halkovics, 45, 63 Dennis Klabik, 47 Ed Duber, 43 Margie Hall, 45, 63 Bob Kneblewicz, 47 Diane Duffy, 43, 63 Lou Ann Hanley, 45 Paul Koberg, 47 Charlotte Dvorak, 43, 71 Gary Hansen,'45 Ken Koehler, 47, 79, 87, 97 143 Mary Koellickcr, 47, 62 Steve Kontur, 47 Judy Koran, 47, 63 Sharon Kotara, 47 Ellen Koth. 47. 62 Dennis Kotmel, 47 Louise Kozsar, 47, 62 Kathy Krakora, 47, 62 Keith Krai, 47, 65 Sandy Krasny, 47, 63 Diane Kricger, 47 Jerry Krolik, 47 Carol Krych, 47 Cheryl Kubinski, 47, 63 Diane Kubovec, 47, 63 Terry Kuminkoski. 47 Ken Kurple, 47 Pete Kusyk. 47, 80, 91 Sandy Kuyon, 47 Pat Lapinski, 47 Donna Lane, 47 Donna Lanzalaca, 47 Rich LaRue, 47, 63, 64 Len Lasko, 47 John Laskowski, 47. 79. 80. 87 Janet Lautanen, 47 Gary Leepart, 47 Noel Lemmey, 48 John Lemmo, 48 Joe Levy, 48 Linda Lolly, 48, 51 Karen Lovelace, 48, 62 Mark Luke, 48, 50 Don Lumme, 48 Louise Lutz, 48, 62 Ruth Mabenet, 48 Mike Mackie, 48. 85 Ralph Maggio, 48, 40 Rich Maggio, 48, 80, 87 Dave Mahnen, 48 John Matin, 48, 65 Joan Mentkowski, 48, 63 Frank Marotta, 48 Marsha Marrapese, 48, 63 Jack Martin, 48 Sue Martin, 48, 62 Lance Martinson, 48, 64 Dorothy Matjasic, 48 Dan Mauser, 48 Dave Mauser, 48 Liz Mayer, 48, 62 AI McAninch, 48. 85 Sharyn McCara, 48 Chip McConnell, 48 Karen McElhiney, 48, 62 Bill McGee. 48 Cathy McNiei, 48 Lynette Mellert, 48, 63 Carrine Mclla, 48 Phil Mestancik, 48 John Metzger, 48 Jim Milbrant, 48 John Millard, 4 Bill Miller, 49, 64 Ron Miller, 49 Carla Minardo. 49, 40, 62 Donna Minardo. 49, 62 Joan Minkowski, 49 Karen Mismas, 49 Evelyn Mokrohaisky, 49, 62 John Molesky. 49, 80. 87, 94 Chuck Molnar, 49 Nancy Monroe, 49 Pat Moore, 49, 80 Leon Moorehead, 49 Larry Moorehead, 49 Tom Morrell, 49, 91 Kathy Morns, 49, 63 Gary Mosansky, 49 Dennis Mrklas, 49, 70 Bruce Mullins, 49 Chris Murphy, 49, 63 Ken Murton, 49, 91 Chris Nagy, 49 Terry Nakoncczny, 49 Gerrie Needs, 49, 63 Gretchen Neff, 49, 63 Gary Nemeth, 49 Anita Newell, 49, 63 Elmer Ncibecker. 50 Rich Nikrasch, 50 Elaine Oreskovic, 50 Lou Orosz, 50 Audrey Osmann, 50, 62 Darlene Owen, 50 Jane Pacanovsky, 50 Martin Palicka, 50 Janice Palladino, 50 Bernie Panovich, 50 Joan Panovich, 50, 63 Jack Paris, 50, 62 Jesse Parrish, 50 Mary Parulis, 50 Tim Pasek, 50 Donna Pavlik, 50 Pat Peden, 50 Bruce Penza, 50, 62 Tom Pequignot, 50 Jack Persin, 50, 85, 87 Diane Petti, 50 Rich Piccolo, 50, 79, 80, 87 Frances Pierpont, 50 Chuck Pike, 50 Vinci Piro, 50, 62 John Plasman, 50 Pete Plentka, 50 David Policy, 50 Martin Povirk, 50 Estel Powell, 50, 94 Yvette Pratt, 50 Gordon Price, 50, 45 Roy Price, 50, 62 Harry Prohaska, 50 Dan Prucha, 50, 87 Andy Putka. 50, 62 Sanford Ralsten, 51, 65 Linda Rasey, 51, 63, 65 Connie Reed, 51, 63 Ruth Rice, 51, 63 Paul Richards, 51, 94 Ron Richer. 51 Marsha Rinkus, 51, 63 Sue Rizzo, 51, 62 Kathy Robb. 51 Lou Robinson, 51 Bob Robinson, 51 Carol Roddy, 51, 63 Lorain Rogers, 51 Carl Romanowski, 51, 79, 87 Ron Romito, 51 Ted Rongers, 51, 80 Dennis Rouse, 51 Karen Rowley, 51, 63 Tom Rudziensky, 51, 87 Mary Ruggiero, 51, 63 Gene Rumplik, 51 Ken Rupert, 51 Melvin Rush, 51, 71, 91 Al Russ, 51, 79, 80 Tim Russell, 51 Linda Rybelc, 51 Donna Salzano, 51, 62 Betsy Sankey, 52, 62, 63 Toni Sanna, 52 Leah Santa Maria, 52, 62 Don Santin, 52, 62 John Schaefer, 52 Jim Schuman, 52, 62 Martin Scott, 52, 97 Dale Scovill, 52. 62, 64, 65 John Sedensky, 52 Gar Seeman, 52, 80, 87, 94 Greg Selby, 52 Jackie Seleiko, 52 Janet Scliga, 52, 62 Linda Sersa, 52, 71 Paul Shaffer, 52 Ian Shumaker, 52 Jim Siwila, 52 Tom Skingcl, 52 Tony Skufca, 52 Sandy SIceman, 52 Bill Smith, 52 Dee Smith, 52 Holly Smith, 52, 63, 64 Jim Smola, 52, 65 Regina Snyder, 52 Joanne Solli, 52 Ron Solli, 52 Neil Sorenson, 52 Joy Sorenson. 52 Bob Sousek. 52 Carol Spagnolo, 52 Dave Spagnolo, 53, 80 Annelle Sparacio, 53, 52, 63, 65 Kathy Spencer, 53 Rich Spencer, 53 Janet Spinner, 53, 62 Judy Sponsellcr, 53, 62, 63 Terry Springer, 53 Carol Stahl, 53, 63 Pat Stalzer, 53, 62 Jim Stiles, 53 Tom Stora, 53, 62, 65 Diane Strok, 53, 64, 65 Tony Struna, 53 Sharon Stusek, 53, 62 Art Swaton, 53 Cheryl Sweeney, 53, 62 Mike Szabo, 53 Julius Szabo, 53 Sandy Takacs, 53, 63 Diane Taylor, 53, 62, 65 Jim Taylor, 53, 87 Carol Tevis, 5 3, 65 Leroy Telischak, 53 Joel Trabert, 5 3 Sandy Travnik, 53 Don Tresler, 53 Russ Toyan, 53 Gerry Toth, 54, 63 Elaine Tompot, 54, 63 Ellen Tompot, 54, 63 Karen Thomas, 54, 63 Chuck Thomas, 54 Kim Thiele, 54. 63, 64, 65 Susan Trocchio, 54 Pat Turchik, 54 Janice Turner, 54 Walt Tyburski, 54 Faith Unfried, 54 Margie Uscio, 54 Diane Van, 54 Pam Vanek, 54, 62, 65 Terry Vangunten, 54, 62 Lori Vargo, 54 Anne Varney, 54, 63 Florence Varney, 54, 63, 71 Bob Vincent, 62 Ruth Ann Veverka, 54, 63 John Vilcheck, 54, 64 AI Vilt, 54 Tony Vita, 54 Gary Viverito, 54 Rita Vrabel, 54, 71 Dale Wagner, 54 Louis Wainwright, 54 Linda Wales, 54, 63 Bruce Wallace, 54, 64 Nancy Wallace, 54 Ed Walter, 54, 71 Judi Walton, 54, 65 Trudy Walzak, 54 Pat Wardle, 54, 63 Chris Wardley, 54, 63 Diane Wasikowski, 54 Laura Waterbury, 55, 62, 65, 75 Mary Weaver, 55, 63 Jane Weber, 55 Joanne Weiskopf, 55, 61 Bill Wessel, 55 Art West. 55, 87 John Weyhenmeyer, 55, 62 Brian White, 55, 79, 87, 97 Ron White, 55 Stan Wicrzbicki, 55 Doris Williams, 55, 63 Barb Wilson, 55 Gerry Wilson, 55, 62 Jim Wilson, 55 Ginny Wingart, 55, 62 Dennis Winger, 55, 91 Terry Woods, 55 Mary Worrell, 55, 63 Glenn Wozniak, 55 Jane Wrentmore, 55, 62, 63 Karen Yaros, 55, 63 Sharon Yelitz, 55 John Young, 55 John Zallar, 55 Georgianna Zett, 55, 62 The Baroque staff would like to take this means to express their appreciation to the companies who are responsible for the pro- duction of the yearbook. We know that they take pride in helping the staff produce a picture story of Bedford High School, BAROQUE, 1963 PHOTOGRAPHY Bedford Pictorial Studios, Bedford LITHOGRAPHY Bedford Lithograph Corporation, Bedford BINDING COVERS The Forest City Bookbinding Co., Cleveland S. K. Smith Co., Chicago COMPOSITION R S Miller Printing Co., Bedford Sally Smith, Editor of Baroque, closes the Yearbook office door for the last time. 144 - . r « , . , T N -