Conemaugh Township Area High School - Connumach Yearbook (Davidsville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1965 volume:

MMM W Wffy 335 Mjwfy , MW HJ W CCNNUMACH I 965 voLuME xxvn CONEMAUGH TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHCOL DAVIDSVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA I 4- H--QI . Q. - ..I . 7 N ,I. ..fQ,..f..,.,, I I I I I X 5 N xx :sez Q wjkvm N N - I h'7m3fg?5i1 A LgE,5II Q ,wgwgb-, . - - . gw',L:HQ-'gk I wif' :ml-.,4' ' , . I-3 J.q:f!:7zj1. 1 . A I .-.ALA DEDICATION We, the class of 1965, dedicate this twenty-seventh edition of the Connumach to the community. More important than our heredity is our environment, for we are the products of it. The things we see, the places we go, and the people we meet make us the people we are. Our homes, our churches, our schools, along with the geographical location of these, help us to distinguish good from evil, the beautiful from the ugly, and the important from the trivial. Our earliest influence came from our home and family. We shall always remember our grade school days-our schools, our teachers. High school gave us fond remembrances of faculty members, of facts they taught us. Our churches also have continued to mold our character. We look to these with pride. The natural beauty of our surroundings-the forests, the hills, and the streams-make us proud of our community in Pennsylvania. For the privilege of being part of such an environment, it is with a deep sense of appreciation that we dedicate this book to our community. TABLE OF CONTENTS PERSONNEL Administration . . . Faculty ......... School Board . . Special Serv' Secretaries . . . Cafeteria Staff CLASSES Seniors. . . . .. Juniors . . Soph . . Fr I1 n ....... E'ghth Grade ....... S th Grade ..... ACTIVITIES SPORTS PATRONS SUPPLEMENT 4 6 7 Il I2 I3 I3 I4 I6 42 47 52 58 63 68 'I02 0 fa ,X M ki' ,y :X E J: o J , .www ...Mgr Q--M ' 54, , , .,,, A 4, -..,..,,, ,. M1 , m's 4,?f 'f7!'W?fmf, W 3 -mm-,N 4 3,k,g?fm:1 ., ,A . .., ,ig ,N JM- ,, tgp, ,fm ' -,5Pk:,,A2 - -5-5 x6 ,. ' ,MW p g7'y,f ' '-X izwxfy . ' ,K nw' ' ' -... M' ' M, v X 1 s 5 K NRM ,N , 'mm-V 1.,.' NE. 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To the Seniors: With this year at C.T.H.S. you are climaxing one of the important phases of your life. At the same time, as your principal, I am initiating a new phase in my life. May we in later years reflect with great satis- faction. As graduating members of the Class of 1965 you are entering a world that will offer opportunities unlimited. The degree to which you grasp at these opportunities will be tempered by the intensity of your desires. And may the methods you use in grasping at oppor- tunity be based on the good moral and ethical foundation that you were taught at C.T.H.S. With these factors in mind I wish you the blessings of the Almighty as you move through life. Donald W. Drenner High School Principal DR. TELFORD B. BLOUGH Juniata College, A.B., Teachers College, Columbia University, M.A.g University of Pittsburgh, Ed.D., Graduate work at University of Pennsyl- vania, Pennsylvania State University, Ohio State University, Columbia School of Journalism, American Peoples College in Europe, Supervising Principal Class of 1965: You have completed the first step toward a successful life. You are a high school graduate. In 1965, or any other year, a high school diploma will not pave your way to a life of ease and wealth. But a high school diploma is the key now necessary to open almost any door which will give you an opportunity to prove yourself. Conemaugh Township schools are growing, not only in numbers but in the determination of school officials, teachers and the entire student body to build a better educational program for the young men and women of this community. Believe me, this area has a future. Pessimism is finally giving way to renewed faith and hope. We invite you to participate in this new effort. We are glad you are a C.T.H.S. graduate. Face the future with confidence and determination. We wish you well always. Telford B. Blough Supervising Principal PRINCIPAL MR. DONALD W. DRENNER FACULTY MR. ROBERT W. DYER University of Pittsburgh, B.S., Business Education, M.Ed., Administra- tion, Law, Bookkeeping, CONNUMACH Business Staff Advisor. MR. DORSEY EASH Goshen College, University of Pittsburgh, B.S., American History, Audio-Visual Director, Junior High Student Council. Miz. RONALD Acxen Ef M Susquehanna University, B.A.g Chemist na omy, Juniol High Foot- ball, Assistant Wrestling Coach. MR. JOSEPH BADACZEWSKI Michigan State University, B.S., University of Pittsburgh, Graduate Work at Pennsylvania State University, Boys' Physical Education, Head Football Coach, Class of '66 Dean. MR. PAUL C. BERKEBILE Indiana State College, B.S., University of Pittsburgh, M.Ed., National Science Institutes at Franklin and Marshall, Baldwin-Wallace and Rutgers, Mathematics. MRS. MARY HELEN BLOUGH Indiana State College, B.S., M.Ed., English, FTA Advisor. MR. A. FORD BOUCHER Geneva College, B.S.Ed.p Duquesne University, B.S. Economics: Univer- sity of Pittsburgh, M.Ed., Social Studies. MRS. MARY K. CLARK Marywood College, B.S., Shorthand, Typing. MRS. BETTY GOOD Indiana State College, B.S., Home Economics, Graduate Work at Pennsylvania State University, Hamemaking, Senior High FHA Advisor, Class of '65 Dean. MR. CURTIS GRENINGER Pennsylvania State University, B.S., Graduate Work at Lehigh University, Franklin and Marshall College, and Oberlin College, Higher Math- ematics. MR. HOWARD HELSEL Indiana State College, B.S., Secondary Education, California State College, M. Equivalent, Senior High Industrial Arts. MRS. CATHERINE ICKES Lock Haven State College, B.S., Girl's Physical Education, Health, Cheerleaders' Advisor, Gymnastic Club Advisor, Junior and Senior High Cheerleaders' Club Advisor. MR. CHARLES IFFT Pennsylvania State University, B.S., M. Equivalent, Vocational Agri- culture, General Mathematics, FFA Advisor. MISS GRACE KAUFMAN Duke University, A.B., University of Pittsburgh, M. Litt., Spanish, World Geography. MR. ROBERT FULLER Lock Haven State College, B.S., University of Pittsburgh, M.Ed., Geog- raphy, Science, Class of '67 Dean. MR. ROBERT H. GIBSON Lock Haven State College, B.S., PSSC Physics, General Mathematics, JETS Advisor. MR. ROBERT F. KAUTZ Indiana State College, B.S., University of Pittsburgh, M,A., P.O.D., Driver Education. MR. ROBERT KELLY Millersville State College, B.S., University of Pittsburgh, M.Ed., Civics, Pennsylvania History. MRS. ANN KOGUT Indiana State College, B.S., Graduate work at University of Pittsburgh and Pennsylvania State University, English, Reading. MR. GEORGE M. KOGUT Slippery Rock State College, 8.5.5 Graduate work at University of North Carolina, University of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania State University, St. Francis College and University of Southern Illinois, Health, Biology, Assistant Junior High Basketball Coach, Junior High Football Coach. he A MR. DONALD J. O'CONNOR Indiana State College, B.S., Graduate work at University of Notre Dame and University of Pittsburgh, Geography, Science, Wrestling Coach, Faculty Manager, Class of '65 Dean. MR. JOHN N. PAXTON University of Pittsburgh, A.B., M.Litt., English, CONTOWNIAN Advisor. MR. WALTER KOSOSKI Edinboro State College, B.S., Pennsylvania State University, M.Ed.g Art, Art Supervisor and Director. MISS ELIZABETH LOHR Pennsylvania State University, B.S., University of Pittsburgh, M.Lit't., Guidance and Testing - on leave of absence for first semester. MR. JOSEPH MAJER St. Vincent College, A.B., University of Pittsburgh, M.Ed., World Cultures, Basketball and Assistant Football Coach. MRS. ERMA MAY Albright College, A.B.g English, Director of Class Plays. MRS. PAULINE S. MCFEATERS Juniata College, A.B., Graduate work at University of Chicago, English, French, Class of '67 Dean. MR. DAVID MICHAELS Lock Haven State College, B.S. in Secondary Education: Graduate work at Indiana State College and Michigan Tech, General Science, Baseball Coach. v MR. LOWELL D. SHAFFER University of Pittsburgh, BA., American History, Student Council Advisor, Track and Cross-Country Coach, Junior High Football Coach. MRS. RUTH C. SHANK California State College, B.S., Indiana State College, Remedial Educa- tion. MR. WALTER SHANK North Central College, Slippery Rock State College, B.S., University of Pittsburgh, M.Ed.g Health, Driver Education. P.O.D. MRS. HELEN SHIRK Millersville State College, B.S., Librarian. MRS. MARGARET STATLER Indiana State College, B.S.g Shorthand, Office Practice, Stenotype, Typing, Student Secretaries' Club Advisor, Class of '66 Dean. MR. HOMER M. STUCK California State College, B.S., University of Pittsburgh, M.Ed., Mechan- ical Drawing. MR. JOHN SALAY, JR. Indiana State College, B.S.p Columbia University, M.A., Instrumental Music, Band, Junior High Band, Swing Band, Orchestra, Small Instru- mental Groups. MISS BLANCHE SHAFFER Oberlin Conservatory of Music, B.S., General Music, Harmony, Choir, Junior and Senior High Choruses, Small Vocal Groups. MR. FRANK SWARNEY St. Francis College, B.A., Mathematics. MR. STEVE TEREBUS Carnegie Institute of Technology, B.S., Drawing and Shop. MR. MICHAEL X. TESTA lndiana State College, B,S., Key Club Advisor, Business Math, J.B.T., Typing II, Business Machines, School Bank. MR. ERNEST W, TREXEL California State College, B.S.p University of Pittsburgh, M.Ed., Mathe- matics. MR. JAMES M. VIZZINI University of Pittsburgh, A.B., M.Ecl., English. MISS ELIZABETH J. WILL University of Pittsburgh, A.B., English, CONNUMACH Advisor. MRS. KATHALEEN WONDER Albright College, A.B.p University of Pittsburgh, M.A.g Latin, National Honor Society Advisor. MRS. RHODA ZDRAVECKY Indiana State College, B.S., Junior High FHA, Home Economics. SCHOOL BOARD LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr, Henry Haas, Mr. Vito Morone, Mr. David Maldet, Mr. Ray Miller, Mr. William Shetler, Mr. David Clement. ABSENT: Mr. Arthur Blough. SPECIAL SERVICES GUIDANCE- Mrs. Wonder counsels Kerry Trachok. Guidance is valuable for all students. Since no one can remain in school all his life, we need some idea in what areas we excel in order to plan for our future vocations. It is the iob of this department to aid us in our decisions. The services of two coun- selors usually are available, this year, one of them, Mr. Landis P. Beckley, is on leave of absence. The Home-School Visitor keeps the attendance records of the High School and serves as a link between the school and the pupils' homes. The School Nurse gives all health examinations and cares for anyone who becomes ill while in school. SCHOOL NURSE-Miss Nancy Haas, R.N., gives Ann Cates minor firstraid. HOME-SCHOOL VISITOR-Dr. Kenneth R. Thomas, University of Pittsburgh, B.S., M.Ed., and D.Ed. SECRETARIES Miss Lois Williamson and Mrs. Mary Jane Kantz. Miss Lucy Cortese-Executive Secretary. CAFETERIA STAFF ww LEFT TO RIGHT: Eliza Blough, Marion Wilkinson, Caroline Anderson, Gloria Smith, Edith Salain, Maldon Blough, Manager, Linnie Lehman. 'VM f hex. , il x 1, 'J fix, si Q .......... , Y ,WW ,,,...wf- i:m,..f.,Nf, 3 t Y ' gyfusu 4 I mm, ,,-aff- 1 . - , -f 8 K -- K Www' .m'tf3g:M,f,xw' 1 f K Q, wqix, vw. ,. lfl Q A . 1 'M ' f'f 'M' -2- ' -Jwfw 5' - A' , H wg Q. H, , 5 1 , L I v r sv, K 4 'Q i' Xf52.2,mig-3.15 . fl gg., - -A - .. . m 9 . Q - x.,i.3 X Q 4 li? U -H ,. , 6 X N LI f H . 1 1 .......-. .4 -- ::'1 - 7 ff?-W --...M . -. . - .-.f,..f - -, ..':--- x N--'ff 'th A ...W .. ..,,,,-M ---f ', , ,, .....1 .2 1 gg.. , 3 ydif, , ,Q .V fl. Q ' , .fx s S - an ur CLASSES Academic ALANA AMERSHEK Commercial EARL ANDERSON Industrial Arts SENIOR CLASS DEANS-Mrs. Betty Good and Mr. Donald O'Connor. CLASS OFFICERS: President, James Hogg, Vice-President, Earl Custer, Secretary, Donna Cavalleg Treasurer, Mary Gironda. TOM BEPPLER General ball. ' u 1 ,. L A 1 . L I JAMES BERTOLASIO Industrial Arts GREGORY BLASKO Commercial retaries' Club. JOHN ACITELLI ALANA AMERSHEK leader, Student Secretaries' Club. l SENIORS JOHN ACITELLI Ace Chorus, CON- NUMACH Sports Staff, CONTOWNIAN Staff, Track, Key Club, National Honor Society. Lani Chorus, Cheer- Andy Bep Basket- Intramural Foon Greg Student Sec- EARL ANDERSON TOM BEPPLER JAMES BERTOLASIO GREGORY BLASKO CLASS OF H6511 H ' DIANE BLOUGH Diane Commercial Chorus, CON- NUMACH Typing Staff, Student Secretaries' Club. PAUL BLOUGH Paul Vocational Agricultural-Academic Intramural Basketball, FFA President. WALTER BLUCAS Walt Industrial Arts Band, Or- chestra, Assembly Band, Baseball, Intramural Bas- ketball. In this physics class Mr. Gibson explains to Barry Shawley how the stroboscope works. THERESA ANN BODZIAK Theres Commercial CONNUMACH Business Staff, Student Secretaries' Club. DIANE BOSTIAN Suz Commercial CONNUMACH Business Manager, CONTOWNIAN Typist, Student Secretaries' Club. JEAN ANN BOYER Jeannie Homemaking FHA I DIANE BLOUGH PAUL BLOUGH golf I I .Xi I WALTER BLUCAS THERESA ANN BODZIAK DIANE BOSTIAN JEAN ANN BOYER SANDRA BURKEY SHARON CABLE MARY LOUISE CLARK Ken Eash, Greg Blasko and the other commercial students spend many hours running off school papers in this room. ALVIN CARNAHAN DONNA JEAN CAVALLE LEE J. COLLEGE SANDRA BURKEY Sandy Homemaking Chorus SHARON CABLE Sharon General CONNUMACH Bus- iness Staff, Junior Class Play. ALVIN CARNAHAN Cat Academic CONNUMACH Art Editor, Football Captain, Wrestling, Track, FTA President, JETS Club, Varsity Club, Freshman and Sophomore Class President, Junior Class Vice-Presi- dent. DONNA JEAN CAVALLE Donna Jean Academic Chorus, CONNU- MACH Business Staff, Cheerleader Captain, FNA Secretary, Senior Class Secretary, Junior Class Valentine Princess. MARY LOUISE CLARK Cookie Commercial CONNUMACH Business Staff, Student Secretaries' Club. LEE J. COLLEGE Lee Industrial Arts LYNN CRAMER BONNIE CRUICKSHANK JOSEPH CURO EARL CUSTER LINDA CUSTER LYNN CRAMER Lynn Academic Track, Chess Club, Student Council Representative. BONNIE CRUICKSHANK Bonnie General FHA Vice-President Junior year, Junior Class Play Prompter. JOSEPH CURO Joe Vocational Agriculture FFA Vice President. EARL CUSTER Ick Academic Chorus, Choir President, Octet, CONNUMACH Copy Editor, Bas- ketball, Football Manager, FTA, National Honor Society, Vice-President Senior Class, Junior and Senior Class Plays. LINDA CUSTER Linda Academic Chorus, FNA. JOHN CZERWINSKI Serwin Academic Baseball Manag- er, Key Club, National Honor Society, Junior Class Play Director. JOHN CZERWINSKI Mr. Kautz's P.O.D. class discusses current federal government. events in relation to our N MARY ANN DEMKO JOANNE DIAMOND JAMES DIGON - Transcription is an important part of the training received by Monna Stern, Joanne Diamond, Hilda Salla, I and the other commercial students. MICHAEL DILL MARY ANN DEMKO Dink Academic Chorus, CONNUMACH Business Staff, FNA, Chess Club. LARRY WAYNE DRENNER JOANNE DIAMCND JO Commercial Band, Assembly Band, CONNUMACH Business Manager, Student Secretaries' Club. JAMES DIGON .lim General MICHAEL DILL Mike Academic Football, Wrestling, JETS. LARRY WAYNE DRENNER Larry Academic Football, Wrestling, Track, JETS. JOHN B. DRZEWIECKI, JR. Skeefz Academic Basketball, Track, FTA, JETS, Key Club, JOHN B. oRzEwiscxi,JR. Chess CIub,SfudentCounciI. JUDY EASH KENNETH T. EASH, JR. RICHARD C, EMPFIELD An anatomy experiment is being performed by Judy Eash and Earl Custer with the supervision of Mr. Acker. JUDY EASH Academic Judy Chorus, Choir, CONNUMACH Classes Staff, FTA, National Honor Society, Junior and Senior Class Plays. LARRY FORD KENNETH T. EASH, JR. Commercial dent Secretaries' Club. RICHARD C. EMPFIELD Industrial Arts LARRY FORD General JOHN FRANK Academic Play. REBECCA FREDERICK Homemaking Ken Chorus, Choir, Football, Track, Stu- Butch Baseball, Intramural Sports. Bones Golf, Baseball. Frank Wrestling, Track, JETS, Junior Class Becky Chorus, FHA. JOHN FRANK all REBECCA FREDERICK , '-TIS S 1, WARREN FREDERICK JUDITH GAETA MARY GIRONDA ROBERT GORDON English is important to all of us. Here, Lindo Hunt gives an oral report to her class. MARK GALLO LINDA A. GINDLESPERGER WARREN FREDERICK Tex Academic FTA, JETS. JUDITH GAETA Judy General CONNUMACH Business Staff, Junior and Senior Class Plays. MARK GALLO Mark Academic LINDA A. GINDLESPERGER Lynn Academic Chorus, Band, FNA. MARY GIRONDA Sis Commercial-General Cho- rus, Cheerleader Co-Captain, Senior Class Treasurer, Student Council Vice-President. ROBERT GORDON Commercial Bob HELENE ANN GRABUSNIK SAUNDRA GUSMEROTTI SHIRLEY HARKER CHERYLE HARMON HELENE ANN GRABUSNIK Cookie Academic Chorus, Cheer- leader, Gymnastics Club Co-Captain, FNA Historian, Junior and Senior Class Plays. SAUNDRA GUSMEROTTI Sandy Academic Chorus, CON- NUMACH Department Editor, FNA Treasurer, National Honor Society. SHIRLEY HARKER Shirley Academic Chorus, CON- NUMACH Classes Staff, FTA, National Honor Society. CHERYLE HARMON Cheryl Commercial Student Sec- retaries' Club. ELIZABETH HART Bernie Academic Cheerleader Treasurer, Gymnastics Club Co-Captain, FNA, Sec- retary ofthe Sophomore Class. LORETTA HENDRICKS Loretta Commercial CONNUMACH Business Staff, Student Secretaries' Club. ELIZABETH HART LORETTA HENDRICKS Seniors use the library a great deal. Elizabeth Hart, Peggy Shroyer, and Lanny Vrooman are shown while checking out books. JOHN W. HILL I JAMES L. HOGG GREGORY HOLSOPPLE Janet Holsopple and Jane Steele are two of the many Senior band members who give of their time and JANET HOLSOPPLE NANCY LYNN HOLT DAVID HORNER talent to encourage school spirit. JOHN W. HILL Jack Academic Choir, Chorus, Band, Concert Band, Brass Ensemble, Assembly Band, Intramural Basketball and Volleyball, Junior Class Play JAMES L. HOGG jim Academic Choir, Chorus, Senior High Boys' Quartet, CONNUMACH Activities Staff, Track, Intramural Basketball and Volleyball, Key Club, Senior Class President. GREGORY HOLSOPPLE Jody General Football, Track. JANET HOLSOPPLE Janie Academic Chorus, Band, Concert Band, Assembly Band, Choir Accompanist, CONNUMACH Department Staff, JETS, National Honor Society Treasurer. NANCY LYNNE HOLT Nancy Academic Concert Band, Band, Assembly Band, Orchestra, Woodwind Ensemble, CONTOWNIAN Circulation Manager, All-County Band. DAVID HORNER Dave Academic CONNUMACH Classes Staff, Key Club. SUSAN ELIZABETH HORWAT LINDA RUTH HUNT THERESA ARLENE JACOBS Mr. Berkebile's college prep math class works diligently on a complicated trigonometry problem. SUSAN ELIZABETH HORWAT Sues RONALD LEE KAUFMAN Academic Chorus, CONNUMACH Assistant Ed- itor, FNA President, Gymnastics Club, National Honor Society Secretary, Student Council Treasurer. LINDA RUTH HUNT Linda Academic CONNUMACH Activities Staff, CON- TOWNIAN Columnist, FTA, FHA, National Honor Society, Junior and Senior EDDIE KAVAR Class Play. TH ERESA AR LENE JACOBS General RONALD LEE KAUFMAN Academic Trumpet Quartet, Intramural Play. EDDIE KAVAR Academic MARGARET KEIM Commercial Terri Chorus, FHA. Ron Band, Assembly Band, Senior High Basketball and Volleyball, Senior Class Lutz Basketball, Golf. Peggi Student Secretaries' Club. MARGARET KEIM DARLENE KIMMEL Dar Commercial CONNUMACH Typing Staff, CONTOWNIAN Typing Staff, Student Secretaries' Club. JOEL J. KLIMEK Joel Academic Football, Bas- ketball, Track, Varsity Club. MICHAEL KNIGHT Dark Academic Football, Track, Key Club Treasurer. SHAREN NURENE KOONTZ Sherrie Academic Concert Band, Chorus, Choir, Octet, CONNUMACH Activities Ed- itor, All-County Chorus, Senior Class Play, FTA, FHA John Wolf, Ed Kavar, and Lynn Cramer are up to no good in Mr. Acker's Class. CONSTANCE KORDELL Connie Academic Chorus, Orches- tra, String Ensemble, CONTOWNIAN Editor, FTA, National Honor Society, Vice President of Chess Club, District Orchestra, State Orchestra. EDWARD KOVACH Ed Industrial Arts Football, Baseball. DARLENE KIMMEL JOEL J. KLIMEK MICHAEL KNIGHT SHAREN NURENE KOONTZ CONSTANCE KORDELL EDWARD KOVACH GEORGE KRU PA Academic ketball, Track, JETS. PETER KU HARCHEK Academic tling, Track,JETS, FTA. MICHAEL J. KUTCHMAN Academic Sports Staff, Football, Basketball, FTA, Varsity Club. ARLENE LAMBERTUS Commercial retaries' Club. ALLAN LEHMAN Industrial Arts Track, Key Club. HERBERT LOHR Academic Krup Football, Bas- Pete Football, Wres- Kutch CONTOWNIAN Baseball, JETS, Arlene Student Sec- A Football, Herb CON NUMACH Copy Staff, Football, Track, Chess Club, National Honor Society President, Student Council, Junior and Senior Class Plays. Oh, Conemaugh with spacious halls GEORGE KRUPA PETER KUHARCHEK MICHAEL J, KUTCHMAN ARLENE LAMBERTUS ALLAN LEHMAN HERBERT LOHR KAREN LOHR RICHARD LOHR JUDITH LUBAS GAIL MAUREEN MAGGS TERRY MANGES Mrs. Anderson serves Rick Saylor and Nancy Thomas a typical CTHS hotlunch, EILEEN MARCINKO KAREN LOHR Karen Academic Band, Orchestra, Assembly Band, Junior Class Secretary, CONNUMACH Activities Staff, CONTOWNIAN Columnist, FTA, FNA, RICHARD LOHR Rich Academic Football, Basket- ball, Track, Junior and Senior Class Plays. JUDITH LUBAS Judi Commercial CONNUMACH Typing Editor, Cheerleader, Student Secretaries' Club, Junior and Senior Class Plays. GAIL MAUREEN MAGGS Gail Academic Assembly Band, Concert Band, Band, Orchestra, Chorus, CONNU- MACH Business Staff, CONTOWNIAN Cartoonist, FNA, Chess Club, All-County Band, District Band. TERRY MANGES Gus Vocational-Agriculture EILEEN MARCINKO Eileen Commercial Chorus, CON- NUMACH Business Staff, Head Maiorette, Student Secretaries' Club, Student Council. PATRICIA MARONE PAUL MARONE CONNIE JEAN MCDANIEL PATRICIA Mc KOWAN PATRICIA EILEEN MCTONIC PATRICIA MARONE Pat General Chorus, CONNU- MACH Business Staff, FHA. PAUL MARONE Paul Industrial Arts Baseball, In- tramural Basketball, and Wrestling. CONNIE JEAN MCDANIEL Mac Commercial Chorus, Tum- bling Club, Student Secretaries' Club. PATRICIA MCKOWAN Pat Commercial Chorus, Choir, Octet, CONNUMACH Typing Staff, CONTOWNIAN Typing Staff, Student Secretaries' Club, Junior and Senior Class Plays. PATRICIA EILEEN MCTONIC Patti Homemaking FHA. LINDA LEE MILLER Linda Commercial Chorus, Choir, CONNUMACH Business Staff, Student Secretaries' Club, Alternate Banner Carrier. I LINDA LEE MILLER Don't these seniors look as if they are enjoying their gym class? TWILA MISHLER SHARON MONTEITH BONNIE MORANDUZZO LLOYD R. OAKMAN WILLIAM OBERT KATHLEEN ANN ORZELL Oh, how we enioy art class with Mr. Kososki. . 3 y iq ,akin-4 -I 'Q 3 X- ' TWILA MISHLER Homemaking SHARON MONTEITH General Maiorefte, FHA. BONNIE MORANDUZZO Homemaking LLOYD R. OAKMAN General WILLIAM OBERT Academic Basketball, JETS, Varsity Club, Sta KATHLEEN ANN ORZELL Academic . W? K L ll.. i Twila Chorus, FHA. Sharon Chorus, CONNUMACH Business Staff, Bonnie FHA Lloyd Band. Bill Football Manager, Track, Intramural ge Crew. Kathleen CONNUMACH Business Staff, FHA. CAROL FAYE OTT CHARLES PELLATIRO LINDA PENNER Helene Grabusnik, Rich Lohr, and Mike Knight record a Spanish dialogue for Miss Kaufman. l CAROL FAYE OTT Academic CHARLES PELLATIRO Academic FTA, Audio-Visual Aids. LINDA PENNER General RICHARD PERIN Academic Council. WILLIAM PETERSON General Stage Crew. ERNEST PHILLIPPI Academic Audio-Visual Aids. Carol CONNUMACH Business Staff, FTA. Chuck Football and Basketball Manager, Lin Chorus, FHA. Basil Track, Intramural Basketball, Student Pete Wrestling, Golf, Intramural Basketball, Ernie Football, Basketball, Baseball, FTA, RICHARD PERIN WILLIAM PETERSON ERNEST PHILLIPPI BILL PHILLIPS LINDA PHILLIPS SYLVIA POETA TONI LEE REED SHARON RICHKO WAYNE RODRIGUEZ ln this room the CONTOWNIAN is born. BILL PHILLIPS Vocational Agricu Wrestling. LINDA PHILLIPS Commercial Bill lture Linda CONNUMACH Typing Staff, CONTOWNIAN Typing Stuff, Student Secretaries' Club. SYLVIA POETA Commercial NUMACH Busine TONI LEE REED Academic: Sylvia Chorus, CON- ss Staff, Student Secretaries' Club. Toni Chorus, Choir, Senior High Girls' Trio, CONNUMACH Activities Staff, Junior an Chorus. d Senior Class Plays, All-County SHARON RICHKO Sherri General Chorus, FHA. WAYNE RODRIQUEZ Jose' Industrial Arts FTA, Varsity Club. Wrestling, ta- , ROBERT L. ROSE BEVERLY RUMMEL ROBERT L. ROSE Bob Academic Senior Pond, Choir, Cho us, Brass Ensemble, Orchestra, Assembly Band, Senior Boys' Quartet, Band Vice President, Senior Class Play. BEVERLY RUMMEL Beverly Academic Chorus, FTA. PATRICIA ANN SALA. Pat Academic Chorus, Choir, Senior Girls' Trio, Orchestra, District Orchestras, State Orchestra, CONNUMACH Classes Staff, FNA, Stu- dent Council Secretary. HILDA ANN SALLA Hil Commercial Chorus, CON- NUMACH Business Staff, FHA, Student Secretaries' Club, Gymnastics Club. RICHARD SAYLOR Lead Academic Basketball, Baseball, Cross Country, FTA, Key Club, Student Council President, Junior Class Play. MARK F. SCHNECK Mark General Basketball, Golf. 'f D ...I PATRICIA ANN SALA HILDA ANN SALLA RICHARD SAYLOR MARK F. SCHNECK Senior commercial students listen attentively to Mr. Dyer. BERTON SHAFFER Industrial RICHARD W. SHAULIS General Track. From this room will come our future drcftsmen. BARRY SHAWLEY Academic lling, Track, FTA, JETS. DOROTHY SHAWLEY Homemaking RHEA SCHNEGG MARY ELIZABETH SCOTT BERTON SHAFFER RICHARD W, SHAULIS BARRY SHAWLEY RHEA SCHNEGG Rhea General Junior and Senior Class Plays. MARY ELIZABETH SCOTT Scofti Commercial Chorus, CON- NUMACH Typing staff, c:oNTowNnAN Typing tor, Student Secretaries' Club President. Edi- Bert Bond. Rich Cross Country, Bay Football, Wres- FHA. Dot DOROTHY SHAWLEY JEANNIE SHERBINE Jeannie Commercial Chorus, Choir Librarian, CONNUMACH Business Staff, Maiorette, Student Secretaries' Club, Homecoming Queen. MARGARET SHROYER Peg Academic Chorus. LINDA SHUSTRICK Lin Commercial Chorus, CON- NUMACH Business Staff, Student Secretaries' Club. STEVE SIMKO Pinky N Industrial Arts I Terry Manges and Paul Blough overhaul a lawnmower. DANIEL SLAGLE Chang General CHARLES SMITH Chuck Academic Football, Wres- tling, Key Club. JEANNIE SHERBINE MARGARET SHROYER LINDA SHUSTRICK STEVE SIMKO DANIEL SLAGLE CHARLES SMITH LYLE SPEICHER PATRICIA SPIKER RICHARD STEEL JANE STEELE 'N'-Q JANICE STEPHENSON MONNA L. STERN Senior homemaking girls leorn table etiquette. LYLE SPEICHER Pork Commercial-General Intramural Sports, Stage Crew. PATRICIA SPIKER Pat General FHA. RICHARD STEEL Rick Academic Golf, Baseball, Intramural Basketball. JANE STEELE Janie Academic County Band, Band, Assembly Band, Or- chestra, Woodwind Ensemble, Chorus, CONNUMACH Editor-in-Chief, CON- TOWNIAN News Editor, FTA, National Honor Society Vice-President. JANICE STEPHENSON Jon Academic Band, CONTOWNIAN Historian, FNA. MONNA L. STERN Monna Commercial Chorus, CONNUMACH Business Staff, Student Secretaries' Club. DENNIS STUVER A GALE THOMAS JOYCE THOMAS Mr. Badaczewski referees a senior boys' gym class football game. DENNIS STUVER Academic GALE THOMAS Commercial Student Secretaries' Club. JOYCE THOMAS Commercial Secretaries' Club. MARVIN THOMAS Industrial Arts NANCY CHRISTINE THOMAS Academic Orchestra, CONNUMACH Classes chestras, State Orchestras. PATRICIA TOATH Commercial Student Secretaries' Club. '51 MARVIN THOMAS Dennis Key Club. -rf' Gale Chorus, CONNUMACH Business Staff, NANCY CHRISTINE THOMAS Joyce CONNUMACH Business Staff, Student Marv Chorus, Choir, Octet. Chris Chorus, Choir Secretary, Senior Band, Staff, FNA, Student Council, District Or- Pat Chorus, CONNUMACH Business Staff, -' PATRICIA TOATH eff' SYLVIA TODERO KERRY TRACHOK MARY KATHLEEN UNGER ANDY VARGO X7 ll: THOMAS VARGO DAVE VITKO Mary Ann Demko and other seniors are building speed at the typewriter. Don't peek at the keys, Mary. SYLVIA TODERO Academic Sylv Chorus, Senior Band Secretary-Treasurer, Orchestra, Assembly Band, CONNUMACH Department Staff, CONTOWN- IAN Feature Editor, FTA, National Honor Society His- torian, Student Council. KERRY TRACHOK Kerry Academic Chorus, Choir, CONNUMACH Department Staff, Basketball, Base- ball. MARY KATHLEEN UNGER Kathy Academic Chorus, FTA. ANDY VARGO Varg Industrial Arts Football. THOMAS VARGO Zeelz Industrial Arts Wrestling, Varsity Club. DAVE VITKO Dave Industrial Arts PAT VITKO LANNY VROOMAN PAT VITKO Pat General CONNUMACH Business Staff. LANNY VROOMAN Lanny Academic LARRY WERDER Larry Industrial Arts Bond, Stage Crew. LINDA WIAND Linda Senior Band, Academic Assembly Band, Brass Ensemble, CONNUMACH Classes Editor, FTA, All-County Band, District Or- chestra. WAYNE WILEY Bird lndustrialArts Wrestling, Cross Country, Intramural Basketball and Ping Pong. ADRIANNE WILLIAMS Ade Academic Band, Assembly Band, Orchestra, Brass Ensemble, CONTOWNIAN Feature Staff, FTA, JETS, National Honor Society, Student Council Secretary Junior Year, All-County Band, District Orchestra. 01 t',I.'5 1 LARRY WERDER LINDA WIAND WAYNE WILEY ADRIANNE WILLIAMS Study halls-for some a rather uncommon occurrence, for others an everyday bore-are a time for last-minute cramming, socializing, or iust plain sleeping. f SETH WILLIAMS TRUDI WINGARD fi JANICE WIRICK JEAN WOJTASZEK C JOHN WOLF As a part of our homecoming celebration, homeroom bulletin boards were decorated with the school colors. Here is a picture of one of them. .. 7 -- WILLIAM H. WRIGHT SETH WILLIAMS Seth Academic Chorus, Intramu- ral Basketball, Junior and Senior Class Plays, Chess Club. TRUDI WINGARD Trudi Commercial CONNUMACH Business Staff, Student Secretaries' Club Vice- President. JANICE WIRICK .lon Commercial Senior Band, Assembly Band, Orchestra, Brass Ensemble, Trom- bone Trio, Student Secretaries' Club. JEAN WOJTASZEK Jean General FHA. JOHN WOLF Foxie Academic WILLIAM H. WRIGHT Bill Academic CONNUMACH Sports Editor, CONTOWNIAN Sports Editor, Key Club President, Chess Club President, Student Council, Junior and Senior Class Plays. IN MEMORIAM 1 'is W 1. SAUNDRA LEE MEYERS She is not dead,-the child of our offection,- But gone unto thot school Where she no longer needs our protection, And Christ Himself doth rule. -Henry Wadsworth Longfellow , N HOMEROOM 210-ROW ONE: Barbara Hamilton, Jeanne Jackson, Kay Ifft, Sandra Heinrich, Rosemary Harbaugh, Linda Koufman, Linda Helsel, Roger Horner. ROW TWO: Diane Jodon, Stephanie Huber, Sandra Hainsey, Elizabeth Kelly, Anna Gisbrecht, Joyce Good, David C. Keim. ROW THREE: Connee Fulton, Charlotte Hoffman, William Griffith, Donald Jerkes, David D. Keim, Pete Kaltenbaugh, William King. ROW FOUR: Donald Greig, Richard Holsopple, Terry Hostetler, Gregory Kaufman, Sherwood Jones, Larry Gindlesperger, Mike Jury. ROW FIVE: James Jackson, Bob Govier, Roy Holsopple. Mr. Kautz gives Pete Kaltenbaugh and Jim Telenko some last-minute instructions before entering the driving car. 'Nw NSS! Q S it 'iq Q s .32 DRIVER EDUCATIUN BAR 'N ' : Ps- f?5fQ,sf3Mf Q Ki x X5 X X L L F 5 I 'L?TI'l I HOMEROOM 208-ROW ONE: Patricia Sally, Nancy Rhodes, Linda Shaffer, Sandy Sample, Sharon Murray, Sudie Shaffer, Mary Kathryn Saylor. ROW TWO: Leora Mintmier, Joyce Mishler, Nancy Rowland, Donna Monleith, Linadale Mostoller, Cathy Nardecchia, Sophia Mosca. ROW THREE: Shirley Shroyer, Amy Shaulis, Toni Mock, Cecilia Seganos, Delmar Reed, Duane Petel, Joseph Risch. ROW FOUR: Carl Phillips, David Nicholson, Thomas Moss, Rocco Samone, Donald Shreffler, Edward Schmidt, Donald Roddy. ROW FIVE: Richard Mack, John Shaffer, Larry Shaffer, John Pebley, Edward Pafosky, Joseph Primavera. David Nicholson and Janet Brougher show Mr. Maier's world cultures class the location of Vhe Congo. u.: l Aw! Q F ,. HOMEROOM 206-ROW ONE: Sharon Sleek, LaRue Telenko, Phyllis Thomas, Mary Gail Strong, Barbara Woy, Regena Thomas, Cynthia Wingard. ROW TWO: Judy Thomas, Joanne Yvanek, JoAnn Smakula, Kathy Testa, Sally Williamson, Suzanne Stewart. ROW THREE: Carol Weaver, Joylyn Villa, Joe Tro- chok, Terry Stevens, Joe Zambotti, George Stetz, Barry Weir. ROW FOUR: Terry Spiker, Bill Vitko, Jim Telenko, Jim Sleek, John Smaila. ROW FIVE: Phillip Swank, David Tresnicky, Von Shroyer, Daniel Varner, Bill Tedieske. ABSENTEE: Elaine Thomas. Mr. Kogut helps Bert Domineck with a biology experiment. Mrs. Clark skims over Joylyn Villa's typing paper for errors. SOPHOMORE CLASS DEANS-Mrs. McFeaters and Mr. Fuller. CLASS OFFICERS-Presb dent, Royden Thomas, Vice President, Dennis Williamson, Secretary, Linda Spangler, Treasurer, Sara Keim. SOPHOMORES HOMEROOM 205-ROW ONE: Robert Bowman, Margaret Beam, Susan Blank, Joanne Ciba, Sharon Altemus, Nancy Custer, Bonnie Davitch. ROW TWO Barbara Brant, Thelmarae Cable, Carol Desort, Marcella Borella, Linda Beppler, Susan Dill, Shelva Blough. ROW THREE: Sandra Charley, Ellen Blough Alison Cates, Gloria Cable, Kathy Bezydik, Janice Brougher, Judy Cramer. ROW FOUR: David DeRosa, Ted Barkley, Robert Blough, Bruce Dick, Larry Dill John Butler. ROW FIVE: Eugene Blough, Robert Cable, William Desort, Richard Angelo, Harold Burkett, John Custer. ABSENTEE: Robert Burnberniclr l ! HOMEROOM 202 - ROW ONE: Patricia Speigle, Jennie Salla, Kathryn Reilly, Donna Stephenson, Doris Shaffer, Deborah Stevens, Bonnie Saylor. ROW TWO: Karen Stankan, Jennifer Redick, Linda Spangler, Fred Slonka, Ray Reckner, Terry Spaugy, Jeffrey Santa. ROW THREE: Larry Scislowicz, Grant Shaffer, Wally Shank, Robert Reed, Glenn Saylor, Walter Schneck, David Roseman. ROW FOUR: Gerald Shortt, Randy Roberts, John Shawley, Ira Stahl. ROW FIVE: Melanie Shaulis, Jean Stankan, Gary Speicher, William Shroyer, Barry Smith, Charles Ream. ABSENTEES: Evelyn Shawley, Beverly Shields, Sally Simko, Maude Smith. These vocational agriculture students receive woodworking experience Mr. Testa supervises this bookkeeping class. under the watchful eye of Mr. lfft. ,v Y .,, A in HOMEROOM 201 - ROW ONE: David E. Walker, Evelyn Thomas, Linda Unger, Portia Zareski, Hilda Yoder, Susan Strong, Sharon Weible. ROW TWO: David Thomas, Rosalind Wasnick, Barbara Suchian, Betty Wertz, Karen Wright, Dixie Strayer, Linda Zips, Dorothy Zips. ROW THREE: Teddy Szapka, John Vatavuk, David D. Walker, Ronald Yvanek, Nick Zanghi, William Yacynych, Stanley Thomas. ROW FOUR: Greg Stock, Ruth Wingard, Dennis Williamson, David Wingard, Royden Thomas, Barry Zimmerman. ABSENTEES: Eric Stuver, Richard Stuver, Richard Toath, Charles Varner. These girls show Mr. Shank and his health class the various parts of the skeleton. ,et .. . 2 2 THE SKELETGN . 5 N .1 A ' 'ML i 4 4. P . N-5 Q., , 0. Q' 5 ...QQ 0 . ,.. 0 Q Q ,- 1 Kg., ,I . o I .Q I- 4 HOMEROOM IIA-ROW ONE: Thomas Atkins, Daniel Czerwinski, Carol Dabbs, Diane Carrico, Jay Constable, Ray Constable, Alan Blough. ROW TWO: Thomas Butler, Judy Clark, Mary Alwine, Cheryle Christensen, Karen Blough, David Coyle, Elizabeth Benson, Carol Berchick. ROW THREE: Pat Bereschok, Larry Beatty, Florence Beam, Beverly Brick, Leslie Chapple, Robert Blough, Joe Berchick. ROW FOUR: Charles Alwine, Gerald Alwine, Mark Blasko, John Cable, Gary Berzonski, John Blough, Scott Benson, Paul Borelle. ABSENTEE: Jack Boring. Mrs. Blough, our eighth grade English teacher, oversees the work of two of her pupils. I i--6 l HOMEROOM H2-ROW ONE: Janette Jacobs, Mary Lackey, Cheryl Kaufman, Irvin Hobba, Robert Horn, Neil Lehman, Ken Lambertus. ROW TWO: Ray Lasure, Robert Huff, Stanley Holsopple, Robert Hochstein, Richard Helsel, Linda Howard, Sylvia Kimmel. ROW THREE: Susan Krope, Bernice Hruska, Brenda Kaufman, Virginia Keim, Pat Hill, Shirley Knavel, Marie Henry. ROW FOUR: Becky Lehman, Shirley Hutzell, Margaret Hutzell, Marcia Lambert, Celeste Kososki, Robert Kordell, Sandra Huska. ROW FIVE: James Holsopple, Stanley Horner, Andrew Hawkins, Linda Knapp, Tom Hemze, Garry Knavel. ABSENTEES: Herbert Hochstein, Edwin Hodgdins. Maps and the globe play an important part in Mr. FuIler's geography class. - sl ,l l 'Q i n-1 -hawaii' f HOMEROOM 107-ROW ONE: Marlene Petet, Donald Sample, Pat Pluta, Carol Rowland, Susan Reed, Susan Phillips. ROW TWO: Sylvia Simko, Judith Pipta, Debra Ann Reinholtz, Richard Rohde, Daniel Roseman, Helen Sala, Milton Rosey. ROW THREE: George Shuman, William Shank. John Rullo, Melvin Shroyer, James Rininger, Dayle Schillinger, Deborah Reese. ROW FOUR: Linda Pegg, Janet Shawley, Elmer Platt, Robert Rhodes, Robert Rouser, Margaret Ravenscraft. ROW FIVE: Janet Redick, Dorothy Samone, Thomas Pozanaski, William Rouser, Daniel Robertson. HOMEROOM l06-ROW ONE: Terry Thomas, Gerald Yourich, Ronald Snyder, Floyd Yoder, Anna Speicher, John Trochok. ROW TWO: Joyce Wasnick, Beverly Wright, Dorothy Thomas, Cathy Stutzman, Jeannie Zanghi, Paul Wingard, Tony Temyer, John Walker. ROW THREE: Sherman Weible, Brad Steffey, Jeanne Telenko, Bonnie Speicher, Judith Weaver, Karen Thomas, Darlene Stuver. ROW FOUR: Kasimiera Szapka, Linda Smakula, Randell Whetzell, David Vatavuk, Keith Smith, Bonnie Sturtz. ABSENTEES: Donna Lee Thomas, Diane Smith, William Swain, Linda Witeof. n x P V I r 1 4 i r i HOMEROOM S-IOO-ROW ONE: Richard Pipta, Eileen Reilly, Gale Saylor, Shirley Neatrour, Mary Palmer, Linda Moranduzzo, William Orosz, Lowell Saylor. ROW TWO: Dale Shaulis, William Rudge, Sharon Reckner, Kathleen Panasci, Diana Mishler, Mae Jean Perian, Marilyn Orzell, Cheryl Nemeth, ROW THREE: Robert Mishler, Lance Rudegear, Sharon Pipta, Diane Shroyer, Vickie Shetler, Susan Salay, Jody Reichelt, Ted Risch. ROW FOUR: Frank Palinkas, Wayne Shields, William Rigo, James Slagle, Galen Shoff, Regina NaBuda, Vickie Miller, Jacqueline Reckner. ROW FIVE: Robert Reckner, John P. K. Miller, Daniel Rullo, David Punako, James Shaffer, Richard Mitchell, Terry Nemeth. ABSENTEE: Denise Shustrick. HOMEROOM S-lO5-ROW ONE: Pamela Woy, Douglas Strayer, Larry Sullivan, Larry Stahl, Lewis Tresnicky, Randy Smith, David Yacynych, Van Thomas. ROW TWO: Barry Spangler, Ruth Updyke, Lynda Wertz, Carol Steffey, Jane Williamson ,Jean Timcio, Sharon Speicher, Eugene Spangler. ROW THREE: John Stewart, Diana Villa, Georgianna Vinosky, Roger Thomas, David Sprowls, Jean Stevens, Sandra Young, Susan Thomas. 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' ,v 1 - A-lg A. , ' ',: X ' I -' f . :Nix m.,.:.,w W 49 N . T. , .Q fum , N. . Q ,cfm W H A 4 R , N., ' x . Q.:-':,-4-. ,.v ft , -f-r-.mg x 1,4 - - 1 ' W 5 xg ,T:..-2-,,'?- :.g. g-pi ' ig- nf, 'ai Z f Pig - - .aw YMN -.rms f 24- I 1 '-3 1 , ' 'if' ,ig K, ,A . .yi ,Jw ,,-,,..- N , - wnmmjg' 'n . , ,A - ' A + -cgi , QZJNQQ ki 'C ' M, .. A is. ' 1272! ,N 5, 1 .,. 1 J 5 .... -N .Ju -. R Q. K. Z ,. .H , :-,.g'ft lk L ffiqisi 323- -' ' iff ' . S a a 'Y 'N' ' ACTIVITIES EDITOR - Sherrie Koontz. STAFF - Linda Hunt, Karen Lohr, Toni Reed, James Hogg. s CLASSES EDITOR - Linda Wiand. STAFF - Nan- cy Thomas, Pat Sala, Judy Eash, Shirley Harker. TYPING EDITOR - Judi Lubas, STAFF - Diane Blough, Linda Phillips, Mary Scott, Darlene Kimmel, Pcit McKowan. X hifi CCNNUMACH EDITOR-IN-CHIEF -Jane Steele COPY EDITOR - Earl Custer. STAFF - Herbert Lohr. The staff of the 1965 CONNUMACH wishes to thank all the people who have helped to make this book possible. We hope this yearbook will help you to remember your days at CTHS. YIDIQO I iv ASSISTANT EDITOR - Susan Horwat. I SPORTS EDITOR - William Wright. STAFF -John Acitelli. qfififf -. ' 44-it are - ..'4. ART EDITOR - Alvin Carnahan STAFF ADVISORS - Mr. Kososki, Mrs. Statler, Miss Will, Mr. Dyer. DEPARTMENTS EDITOR - Sandra Gusrnerotti. STAFF - Sylvia Todero, Janet Holsopple. BUSINESS MANAGERS - Joanne Diamond, Diane Bostian. STAFF - Janice Wirick, Alana Amershek, Trudi Wingard, Sylvia Poeta, Linda Shustrick, Kathleen Orzell, Linda Miller, Pat Tooth, Gale Thomas, Twila Mishler, Sharon Cable, Judy Gaeta, Carol Ott, Monna Stern, Donna Cavalle, Hilda Salla, Theresa Bodziak, Mary Ann Dernko, Gail Maggs, Sharon Monteith, Eileen Marcinko, Jean Sherbine, Pat Vitko, Joyce Thomas, Connie McDaniel, Mary Clark, Loretta Hendricks. Absent: Mary Gironda, Pat Marone. CONEMAUGH TOWNSHIP ROW ONE: Nancy Thomas, Virginia Lamb, Jean Sherbine. ROW TWO: Eileen Marcinko, Terry Wiley, Barry Zimmerman, Phyllis Thomas, Carol Rowland, Linda Wiand, Georgia Santa, William Swain, Paul Wingard, Susan Krope, Dayle Schillinger, ROW THREE: Stephen Pluta, Barbara Woy, Richard Helsel, Vaughn Burns, Doris Forney, Cheryl Lohr, Nancy Holt, JoAnn Smakula. ROW FOUR: Richard Good, Joanne Diamond, Joanne Yvanek, Mary Kentula, Pamela Lybarger, Nancy Stanton, Pat Speigle, Jean Stankan, Linda Pegg. ROW FIVE: Joyce Mishler, Linda Rininger, Robert Rouser, James Costantino, Paul.Wiand, Linda Spangler, Walter Blucas. ROW SIX: Karen Lohr, Pat Gisewhite, Suzanne Stewarr,John Cable, Richard Holsopple, Terry Stevens, David Nicholson. ROW SEVEN: Barry Weir, Amy Shaulis, Jane Steele, Stanley Thomas, Terry Spiker, Phillip Swank. ROW EIGHT: John Hill, Rosalie Harmon, Linda Knapp, Barry Wirick, James Krope, David Bowman. HIGH SCHOOL BAND ROW ONE: Sharon Monteith, Susan Blucas. ROW TWO: Shirley Knavel, Susan Lehman, Debbie Blough, Deborah Reese, Larry Beatty, Kathy Gearhart, Steve Horwat, Kathy Bezydik, Barry Smith. ROW THREE: Judy Thomas, Linda Helsel, Janet Brougher, Adrianne Williams, Janice Stephenson, Wilfred Nicholson, Bradford Steffey, Duane Petet, William Eash. ROW FOUR: Celeste Kososki, Michelle Gisewhite, Karen Stankan, Melanie Shaulis, Sara Keim, Betty Wertz, Janet Holsopple. ROW FIVE: Gail Maggs, Ronald Yvanek, Bert Shaffer, Richard Feightner, Robert Bowman, Janice Wirick, Barbara Brant, Lloyd Oakman. ROW SIX: Sophia Mosca, Dennis Kniss, Rodney Ott, James Gordon, Susan Garland, Sylvia Todero. ROW SEVEN: Sherwood Jones, Ronald Coughenour, Charles Frank, Jennifer Redick, Janice Brougher, Carol Weaver. ROW EIGHT: Gregory Kaufman, Ronald Kaufman, Terry Hostetler, Ruth Wingard, Bob Rose. WOODWIND SEXTET-Melanie Shaulis, David Nicholson, Barbara Woy, Linda Helsel, Nancy Holi, Jane Steele, SAX QUINTET-Janet Brougher, Suzanne Stewart, Rosalie Harmon, Karen Lohr, Stephen Horwat. INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC DIRECTOR - Mr. Salay. J TRUMPET QUARTET-Sherwood Jones, Terry Spiker, James Krope, Ronald Kaufman. TROMBONE TRIO-Robert Rose, Janice Wirick, Barry Weur. 1 1 4 SENIOR HIGH INSTRUMENTAL GROUPS BRASS ENSEMBLE-Stanley Thomas, Bob Rose, Betty Wertz, Joyce STRING ENSEMBLE-Beny Wenz, Debbie Bloughy Robert Rouserl Ad. NlISltl9f,J0m6S C0SY0'1Tl 10f TGYVY l'l05f9fle rian Yoder, Terry Hostetler, Kathryn Davidhizar, Dennis Kniss, Nancy Thomas, Connie Kordell. The Senior band members did cz lot to make this year's band the fine organization it was. ft -.-N. A ..., -fag-,g,. BANNER CARRIERS-Nancy Thomas, Kathy Bezydik. COLOR GUARD-Richard Good, Barry Smith, Barry Zimmerman, William Eash, Lloyd Oakman, Terry Wiley. JUNIOR HIGH INSTRUMENTAL GROUPS The Junior High Band gives its members experience for their future in the Senior Bond. JUNIOR HIGH TROMBONE TRIO-Wilfred Nicholson, Richard Helsel, Robert Rouser. JUNIOR HIGH CLARINET ENSEMBLE4Corol Rowland, Jackie Reckner, Pamela Lybcirger. I' ft Ann ,, M ,M JUNIOR HIGH TRUMPET QUARTET- Vaughn Burns Larry Beatty, Paul Wiond, Ronald Coughenour. I' xl Kelly, Deborah Reese, Kathleen Georhort, Celeste Kososki, MAJORETTES Our maiorettes, Susan Blucas, Sharon Monteith, Eileen Marcinko, Virginia Lamb, and Jean Sherbine, work many hours HEAD MAJORETTE-Eileen practicing routines for football games. Marcinko. ALTERNATE MAJORETTES ALTERNATE MAJORETTES-Deborah Fox, Joylyn Villa, Donna Monteith, Diane Dipre. Absent: LaRue Telenko. EXTRAVAGANZA This year an organ extravaganza was sponsored by the music department to raise money for new stage curtains. CH0lR 98 KC . -K . . , ' s if The Conemough Township High School Choir, this year in its seventeenth touring season, sings sacred music in the various churches of our area as well as at school programs. All religious faiths are represented in the sixty-eight voice body. We hope the choir will continue its tradition of outstanding musical per- formances. Aw cyl i 'gh-. it pi Although choir alternotes only substitute for obsent members, they must work just as hord in order to fulfill this responsibility. The Senior Choir members will leave with many happy memories at the end of the school yeor. SENIOR HIGH CHORAL GROUPS H S s SENIOR HIGH MIXED OCTET-Bill Dively, Earl Custer, Sherrie Koontz, Cynthia Wingard, Betty Lehman, Pat McKowan, Sherwood Jones, Marvin Thomas. Bovs' QUARTETTE-Jam Hogg, Bob Rose, Ed Schmidt, Terry Spiker. Debbie Blough, Janet Holsopple, Barbara Way, and Joyce Mishs SENIOR HIGH GIRLS' TRIO-Pat Sala, Susie Lehman, Toni Reed. Ier accompany all Senior High choral groups. The Senior High Chorus represents our school each year at the Somerset County Music Festival. BTH GRADE GIRLS' IRIO-Cathy Donit- zen, Patti Elbertson, Linda Howard. Janette Jacobs and Carle Thomas accompany choral groups. X Xx JUNIOR HIGH CHORAL GROUPS W The Girls' Ensemble performs each year at the Spring Concert. in sg If-, x - the Junior High Miss Blanche Shaffer is our vocal music director. Wim 9 HW Junior High Chorus sings in three-part harmony for the Spring Concert. STAGE CREW Richard Shaulis, Chuck Smith, Marvin Thomas, Bill Obert, Ricky These boys help stage almost all the programs presented at CTHS Steel, Larry Werder, Donald Roddy, Lewis Elbertson, Ira Stahl, Keith Without their efforts a program would be almost impossible. I SCHOOL BANK Sandy Hainsey and Sharon Bentz help Mr. Testa keep the school bank running efficiently. PUBLIC ADDRESS Each morning over the PA you hear the voice of either Joyce Good, Diane Jodon, or Mike Knight with a cheerful good morning. PROJECTION CLUB i Kenneth Eash, Charles Pellotiro, William Eash, These students use much of their spare time to Dennis Holsopple, Ernest Phillippi. Advisor- prepare films. proiectors, and record players for Mr. Eash. use throughout the school. VARSITY CLUB President, Joel Klimeky Vice-President, John Smailag Secretary, The Varsity Club, organized just lost year, seeks to promote good Charles Pellatirog Treasurer, Ernest PhiIlippigAdvisor, Mr. Badaczew- sportsmanship at school activities and strives to set a favorable ski. Membership - 40. example for future athletes. GIRLS' GYMNASTICS CLUB Captain, Helene Grabusnikg Secretary, Sophia Moscag Assistant Secretary, Bernice Hartp Advisor, Mrs. lckes. Membership - 90. Organized at the request of CTHS girls, the Gymnastics Club gives girls a chance for extra physical exercise. The members hope to present an assembly for the student body before the end of the school year. SENIOR HIGH TUDENT COUNCIL in 's The Senior High Student Council, organized in 1938 under Mr. Kautz, now in its twentyeseventh year, continues in the tradition of service to school and community. This year, they sponsored a clothing drive for Save the Children Federation. They also decor- ate the school building at Christmas, sponsor movies and skates, and serve as monitors in various parts of the school besides their regular duty of student government. They meet almost weekly to discuss the problems that arise between student and administration. I Y r SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS-President, Richard Saylor, ViceAPresident, Mary Gironda, Secretary Pat Sala, Treasurer, Susan Horwatg Assistant Treasurer, Sharon Ellingsworth. ADVISOR-Mr. Lowell Shaffer. Mem- bership - 20. JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS-President, Paul Gindlespergerf Vice-President, Charles King: Sec- retary, Keith Smith: Treasurer, Susan Garland, Assistant Secretary, Christine Schneckp Assistant Treasurer, Donna Sample. ADVISOR -Mr. Dorsey Eash. Membership - 40. Over the years the Junior High Student Council has served as the first step of student participation in school govern- ment. During mast of this time Mr. Eash has served as advisor, but Mrs. Blough and Mr. Vizzini have also served the organization. The special activities of the Junior High Student Council include running the popcorn concession, class parties, assemblies, skating parties, Student Council elections and Teacher Appreciation Day activities. These students represent the Junior High School. They attempt to establish better relationships between student and faculty, to promote better school citizenship and to organize student social activities. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS-KNEELING: Sharon Ellingsworth, Helene Grabusnik, Donna Cavalle, Mary Gironda, Judi Lubas, Alana Amershek. STANDING: Lindo Kaufman, Mary Kay Marcinko, Judy Cramer, Bernice Hart. ABSENT: Mary Ann Millinder, CHEER LEADERS CO-CAPTAINS-Donna Cavalle and Mary Gironda. ADVISOR-Mrs. Ickes. JV CHEERLEADERS-KNEELING: Vivian Lucas, Rosalind Wasnick, Sandra Chorley, Dixie Strayer, Judy Lambertus. STANDING: Elaine Huska, Connee Fulton. f N NO MORE HOMEWORK No More Homework, a comedy in three acts, was presented by the Junior Class on April I7, 1964, under the direction of Mrs. May and John Czerwinski. The play dealt with the compli- cations that arose when high school students took over the school administration for a day. More trouble arose when a rob- bery occurred at the school. The cast included: Miss Goodin - Pat McKowan, Mrs. Clenden- ning - Mary Scott, Miss Ogilvie - Toni Reed, Mr. Harper - Bill Wright, Mr. Lundquist - Earl Custer, Coach Guthrie - Richard Lohr, Pamela Jones -Judy Eash, Buzz Bailey - Herb Lohr, Shali- mar Ames - Judy Lubas, Midge Murphey - Helene Grabusnik, Flaversham Lightly - John Frank, Tallulah Ploetz - Rhea Schnegg, Ronald Sassoon - Seth Williams, Miss Dill- Linda Hunt, Tick Tok - Richard Saylor, Mrs. Ratchet- Judy Gaeta, Elmer B. Ames -John Hill. Prompters were Sharon Cable and Bonnie Cruickshank. 05' Mrs. Ratchet crowns Tok. The entire cast had fun presenting this play to the student body and to the audience at the evening performance. Coach Guthrie has been hit in the iaw by Mr. Harper for some remarks the coach has iust made. Don't Buzz Bailey and Ronald Sassoon make a lovely couple? ROOM AND BORED On December 5, 1964, the Senior Class presented the three-act comedy Room and Bored. ln this play, Claudia Collins brings a beatnik and his friends home from college with her. These beat- niks disrupt the normally quiet atmosphere of the Collins' sum- mer cottage. The cast included: Raymond Collins - Bill Wright, Sylvia Collins - Nancy Thomas, Jean Collins - Helene Grabusnik, Tony Foster - Ronald Kaufman, Claudia Collins -Judy Lubas, Dorothy Foster - i Sherrie Koontz, Mrs. Aiken - Toni Reed, Clyde Aiken - Earl Custer, Craven Bentley - Herbert Lohr, Silas Macnabb - Richard Lohr, Mrs. Audubon - Pat McKowan, Nell Bowden -Judy Eash, Mrs. Ca- vendish - Mary Scott, Zeena Deever - Judy Gaeta, Mr. O'Reilly - 1 Bob Rose. The little O'ReiIlys were played by Lanny Vrooman, Robert Shank, Wally Shank, Brian Knight, Clifford Kaufman and 3 Jess McFeaters. Rhea Schnegg, Linda Hunt, and Seth Williams WEI'e OSSlSl'OY1T dlI'eC'lOfS. Mrs. Moy, our director. ik .1 it 'Z , X7 The cast of Room and Bored gathers together for a picture at one of the dress rehearsals, Craven's poetry was as for out as he was. Here he is captured in the Dorothy takes her revenge on poor Clyde Aiken as Jean Collins looks on middle ofa recital. l'7 l NEWS EDITOR-Jane Steele. STAFF-Janice Brougher, Debbie Blough, Dennis Kniss, Janet Brougher, Mary Kenfula. X .f 0 CONTOWNIAN CARTOONISTS - Nancy Rowland, Gail Maggs Nr ,ohi- FEATURE EDITOR-Sylvia Toclero. STAFF-Adrianne Williams, Linda Hunt, Nanciann Lech, Carol Weaver, Karen Lohr. ADVISOR - Mr. Paxton. :5-as 1 TYPING EDITOR-Mary Scott, STAFF-Rita Leput, Pat Mcliowan, Linda Phillips, Darlene Kimmel, Diane Bostian, Sandra Hainsey, Sharon Bentz. STAFF ll 'Y r isa, HISTORIAN -Janice Stephenson. CIRCULATION - Nancy Holt, Nancy Rhodes. v EDITOR-IN-CHIEF - Connie Kordell. SPORTS EDITOR-Bill Wright. STAFF-Mike Kutchman, Sudie Shaffer, John Acitelli, Carl Phil lips, Pat Klimek, John Smailo. SENIOR HIGH FUTURE HOMEMAKERS President, Patty Spikerp Vice-President, Mary Kathryn Saylor, Toward New Horizons, the motto of the Senior High FHA Secretary, Jean Jackson, Treasurer, Barbara Hamilton, His- expresses very simplythe purpose oftheir club, torian, Twila Mishler, Reporter, Elaine Thomas, Advisor, Mrs. Good. Membership - 40. JUNIOR HIGH FUTURE HOMEMAKERS President, Mary Alwine, Vice-President, Mary Guydo, Sec- The Junior High FHA follows in the steps of their senior or- retory, Diane Keim, Treasurer, Donna Govierg Historian, ganization, to better future family life, citizenship, leader- Harriet Wagner, Advisor,Mrs. Zdravecky. Membership - 37. ship. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA President, Alvin Carnahan, Vice-President, Sharon Ellings- On this, the tenth anniversary of the G.W, Stephens Club, FTA, Woffhi SSCVQVUVYI Suzi Lehman? TVQUSUVEU Svllie FOUSU Hlsc programs were based on investigation of the specific areas f0fiUf1, Doniel Nestor- Advisor, MVS- Bl0U9h- Membership ' 53- of teaching. Student Teacher Day was carried on in both the elementary and high schools. FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA President, Susan Horwat, Vice-President, Mary Mastovichg The FNA seeks to interest students in personal and commu- Secrerary, Donna Cavalle, Treasurer, Saundra Gusmerotti, nity health and to help them explore the field of nursing as Historian, Helene Grabusnik. Membership - 22. CI vocation. Each year the club takes a field trip and packs a basket for a needy family in the community, JETS Ya' President, John Hill, Vice-President, John Czerwinskip Secretary, The JETS Club seeks to interest high school students in the different Adrianne Williams, Treasurer, Mike Dill, Assistant Secretary, Barry fields of engineering. Shawleyp Assistant Treasurer, Warren Frederick: Advisor, Mr. Gibson. Membership - 25. STUDENT SECRETARIES' CLUB President, Mary Scott, Vice-President, Trudi Wingardp Secretary, Student Secretaries serve as secretaries to various teachers at the Eileen Marcinkog Treasurer, Linda Phillips, Recorder, Greg Blaskog school. They are enrolled in the commercial course, and must be Advisor, Mrs. Statler. Membership v 30. responsible and must have a sense of obligation. KEY CLUB President, Bill Wrightp Vice-President, John Smailay Secretary, Jim Sponsored by the Kiwanis Club, the Key Club serves the school and Hoggp Treasurer,Mike Knightg Directors,John Czerwinski and David D. ggmmuniry in mgny wgyg, This yeqr qhey goliciqed funds for Cystic Keimp Advisor, Mr. Testa. Fibrosis and helped to beautify the memorial arch near the Easy Grade. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY President, Herb Lohrg Vice-President, Jane Steele: Secretary, Susan Horwatp Treasurer,Janet Holsopplep Historian, Sylvia Todero. Mem- bership - l 5. Seeking to create an enthusiasm for scholarship-stimulating a desire to render service-promoting worthy leadership-encouraging the development of characterg these are the purposes of the National Honor Society. JUNIOR I attended the annual Junior-Senior Prom with .,.. -g.. on the evening of . was the theme with beautiful music by ll... ' Ig' After the dance we went to and 1' arrived home at l o'c:lock. I had a T... time. Mr. O'Connor and Mrs. Good, our class deans, helped us a great deal in preparing for the prom. The fefYeSl'mef1T fflblef OS USUOIJS VSVY POPUIUV- Here I' is visited bYJIm The faculty and the parents of the officers seem to be having a good Hogg, Judi Lubas, Dennis Stuver and Sharon Murray. time 0150. Between dances couples engage in conversation. Both Juniors and Seniors are well represented at our prom. -SENIOR PROM Magic Moments, the theme of the Junior-Senior Prom, was highlighted by a southern mansion complete with trellis, garden, and spraying fountain. Music was provided byJimmy Cannin and his orchestra. UU tw.-l!ll!....lIllIIIl 'sith Donna Cavalle, Steve Agnello, John Haines, Mary Gironda, and Kathy Degory watch while Alvin Carnahan flips coins into the fountain. Several couples chat in the garden between dances. Doesn't this look romantic? These couples dance dreamily in our garden ot magic memories Deanna Marshall and John Hill, Linda Hunt and Earl Custer, Sherrie Koontz and Tom Keim, Judi Lubas and Jim Hogg, Theresa Jacobs and Dan Varner. WINTER The Christmas Dance, sponsored by the Sopho more Class, was held December 19, 1964 Winter Twilight was the theme for the occa sion. Music was provided by The Clubmen. Mrs. McFeaters and Mr. Fuller talk with Dennis Williamson and Linda Span- gler, Richard Steel and Linda Miller listen to the Clubmen. Dancing in the dark. W be l TWILIGHT This sleigh-load of gifts was sent by Santa for Seniors, says John. John Hill and Janet Holsopple, Pat Sala and Bob Rose, Nancy Thomas Would the Sophomores agree? and Bill Wright. ' E 5 Many of the faculty members turned out for the Christmas Dance. A group of Sophomores gather at Yhe refreshment fable. VALENTINE The annual Valentine Dance, sponsored by the senior class, was held on February 20, 1965. Eileen Marcinko was elected queen, Sandra Hainsey was elected junior class princess, and Kathy Bezydik was elected sopho- more class princess. Music was provided by the Cham- bray's. Queen Eileen Morcinko and her escort Paul Toki Junior class Princess Sandra and her es- cort Steve Simko, Sophomore class Prin- cess Kathy Bezydik and her escort Free- man Blough. P James Hogg, senior class president, crowns Eileen Queen ofthe 1965 Valentine Dance. DANCE The theme forthh yeafs Vabnnne Dance was Sweemean Bal Heans and cupids were used to carry out this theme. Many sweethearts Turned outforthe danceto expandthetheme still further. 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V Am I V, x , I, ,V .- x 5, r, I , ' f ' , L , RK , be c 7 ' Q 0 ilk' ' 1 rt ',,5,J 'I ' f N. ' . . n ' . . .'xv. ' x6 A - 1 f m ' - ,- - . V. gk. 1. .4117 q X f, f , , . Q FOOTBALL , if THE FUN, pf' K Look at the clock, boys. You have only fifteen more minutes until it's time to be back on the field. IO4 This wus the best part ofthe day, meal time. CAMP S- AND THE WORK Get Set, Hut 1, Hut 2, Hut 3. Well come on, hike it! I ,. '-,' ni.l..n. Coach Boduczewski talks over a ploy with the scouting team Couch Krevetski hands off to the left half-back while Coach Bodoczewski blocks. Quarterback Mike Kutchman comes around right end with interference being led by Greg Holsopple. Herb Lohr Mike Dill T-, Ed Kovach si SENIORS Pete Kuhcrchek Co-Copfoin Greg Holsopple Rich Lohr George Krupo Lorry Drenner SENIORS Mike Knight YS! --4 Joel Klimek Co-Captain 1-'F Kenneth Eash Alvin Carnahan W Q , if Mu Chuck Smith Barry Shciwley 5 Xian I 1- 1, ,L , ?g:ff'4!i. 1 'M' x 4 Mike Kutchman h Allan Lehman Pete Kuharchek takes the hand-off from Mike Kutchman and bulldozes his way for a five-yard gain. VARSITY SQUAD ROW ONE: A. Lehman, K. Eash, R. Lohr, H. Lohr, M. Knight, A. Carnahan,J. Klimek, P. Kuharchek, C. Smith, L. Drenner, M. Kutchman, G. Holsopple, E. Kovach G. Krupa. ROW TWO: Coach Badaczewski, M. Dill, T. Kuharchek, J. Telenko, J. Risch, P. Kaltenbaugh, J. Smaila, P. Klimek, B. Govier, C. May, D. Fuller,C Hutzell, Coach Krevetski. ROW THREE: Coach Maier, B. Shawley, B. Obert, D. Williamson, D. Roseman, B. lntihar, J. Shawley, R. Recliner, D. Zuccolotto B. Blough, R. Fuller, F. Besyk. ROW FOUR: J. Primavera, E. Phillippi, C. Pellatiro, D. DeRosa, D. Monteith, D. Nestor, R. Angelo, B. Desort, D. Evanchok, D Horner, R. Thomas. VARSITY GAME SCORES Opponent CTHS Northern Cambria 32 6 Boswell 0 13 Ferndale-Dale 19 O Central Cambria 19 0 Westmont 33 6 Windber 39 6 East Conemaugh 20 21 Richland 13 6 Somerset I5 13 l -si' A key to any good football team is the scouting team shown here. Rich Lohr makes another diving catch. THE COACHES The couches discuss cs few plays over lunch. They ore Mr. Kogut, Mr, Shaffer, Mr. Drenner, Mr. Krevefski, ond Mr. Bcdoczewski. ROW ONE: Coach Shaffer, P. Gindlesperger, C. King, R. Fuller, J. Rininger, T. Nestor, D. Rosemon, J. Henze, R. McCouliff, D. Blough, Coach Kogut. ROW TWO: D. Knight, F. Vitko, S. Cable, D. Vomvuk, G. Fish, G. Pellutiro, L. Seesholtz, P. Sietz, T. Bu1ler,J. Walker, S. Benson. ROW THREE: D. Constable, D. Gindle- sperger, M. Shroyer, R. Simchock, M. Bmchko, E. Jarvis, R. Reckner, B. Shank, T. Temyer, A. Segcnos, J. Ellingsworth, R. Rhode. ROW FOUR: G. Singer, B. Telenko, D. Thomas, R. Miller, D. Jodon, C. Trexel, S. Rhode, R. Carr, B. Brick, T.SpqngIer, R. McCouliff. V + I ' s P 4 l 1 P r I F WRESTLING VARSITY- ROW ONE: D. Fuller, T. Vorgo, M. Dill, W. Rodriquez, R. Reckner, D. Lampel. ROW TWO: Coach O'Connor, A. Carnahan, P. Kuharchek, R. Thomas, D. Tresnicky, F. Besyk, L. Drenner, E. Marcinko, J. Telenko. JAYVEE-ROW ONE: K. Stahl, G. Thomas, D. Constable, G. Shaulis, W. Reckner, D. Thomas, P. Kaltenbaugh. ROW TWO: Coach O'Connor, L. Seesholtz, L. Shroyer, T. Szopka, B. Domineck, J. Gindlesperger, J. Frank, D. Zuccalotto, P. wiond. SENIOR Pete Kuharchek Pete Kuharchek and Tom Vargo show their wrestling skill in practice and at meets. f Ferndale Everett Cresson Hyndman Tom Vargo 28-26 18-28 27-I 9 60- 2 Looks like Tom found Wayne's weak spot. Westmont 31-I8 Somerset 36-I6 Boswell 20-24 United 26-24 Indiana I6-27 Chestnut Ridge I7-28 Kiski 34-12 Greenfield Kimmel Sl- 5 Wayne Rod riq uez WRESTLERS Mike Dill and Cat Carnahan demonstrate the hold known as the iaw-breaker. Alvin Carnahan, senior wrestler, went undefeated during the '65 wrestling season and set a record for the most consecu- tive pins. Mike Dill John Frank Larry Drenner Alvin Carnahan BASEBALL Mr. Michaels gives K. Trachok, R. Saylor, E. Phillippi, P. Marone, E. Kovach, M. Kutchman, and W. Blucas, the seniors of the team, a few pointers. 1963-1964 BASEBALL TEAM-ROW ONE: J. Custer, D. Keim, J. Risch, P. Marone, W. Blucas, J. Shawley, T. Kuharchek. ROW TWO: D. Kniss, L. Knavel, E Kovach, R. Berzonski, J. Smaila, J. Zanghi, B. King, J. Butler. ROW THREE: Coach Michaels, E. Phillippi, J. Haines, R. Saylor, J. Christie, G. Charley, M. Kufch man, K. Trachok. TRACK ROW ONE: Coach Smith, B. Shciwley, M. Knight, R. Perin, J. Klimek, B. Obert, J. Hogg, J. Drzewiecki, Coach Shaffer. ROW TWO: R. Shaulis, R. Lohr,A Carnahan, P. Kuhorchek, L. Drenner, K. Eash, J. Acitelli, H. Lohr. ROW THREE: T. Barkley, B. Blough, R. Thomas, F. Besyk, P. Klimek, W. Quint, J. Gindlesper- ger, D. Williamson, R. Fuller. ROW FOUR: B. Griffith, W. Eash, D. Evanchok, D. McVicker, J. Sleek, D. Horner, J. Emmerling, L. Thomas. ROW FIVE: A. Crislip C. May. HURDLERS Barry Shawley, Bill Obert, and Rich Lohr combine their skill and hard work into a finished product. Y JUMPERS . W X ,B . ,g .,. A 1 Ji K ' A., If John Acitelli, John Drzewiecki, Pete Kuharchek, and Rich Lohr represent CTHS in the broad iump, pole vault and ihe high lump. ROW ONE: T. Spiker, L. Kauffman, C. Frank, R. Yvanek, J. Custer, W. Eash, W. Keafer, B. Wirick. ROW TWO: D. Liska, R. Shaulis, R. Magdelinic, R. Mock B. Tedjeske, P. Swank, E. Marcinko, J. Gindlesperger, Coach Shaffer. J.M. Custer COVER STUDIO Ferndale Ave. at Benscreek D . 504 Main St. Johnstown, Pa. Paint-Hardware-Building Materials phone 288-1515 Your Yearbook Photographer Free Delivery Community National Bank of Somerset County E N J . Hooversville, Pa. CONWAY Funeral Home Thrift Drug Co. The Very Best in Prescription Service Over Fifty Years and for all Drug Store Needs of Courteous and Devoted Service 516 Locust St. Johnstown, Pa. . I Emerick s Service Station Route 601, Jerome, Pa. White Star Hotel , , ,P . Community National Bank Jennemown U Holsopple-HooversviIle-Boswell Free Checking Account Service Hunters Super Market Boswell, Pa. CONGRATULATIONS Wlember FDIC, Peoples State Bank complimem, gf Jennerstown, Pu- Ferndale Dairy Center Robert D. Cable Plumbing-Heating HUPPY Cooking Thomas Mills. Pu- Johnstown Suburban Gas Co. Domell' S Shetler Memorials Benscreek . A . , , , Thomas Feed M1lI ITIOCO ServICe Along Dav1dsv1lle Pulte Drug Sfore , i I Loving Memorial, Thomas M1Ils, Po. lMP'C 0n'T0W '9 ln the shopping center Hammer's Market Vicky Arcail C P'l Schonbergs Beauty Shop 'h' 'Y ' Department Store s, a. '0'W 'f Pe- Green Gables Bvfwoll, Po- Pronesfi Je I Berkebile Co we SYS ' The Style Store B9 'lll Pa' Style Center Johmlown' rc' Johnstown, Pa. Bowan, Pa' Tomorrow's Oil Co. Jos. J. Hoffman Donald B. Hay HGPPYCOOHH9 Weise,-'S Music Johnstown Funeral Home Funeral Home Suburban Gas Co. Store Boswell, Pa. Bfnwoll. PG- Johnstown, Pa. c,,,,Pn,,,,,,,, Boswell Drug Store Frank Mcmcm Moxhcm Hdwe Co Main Sr. Dairy Dine Service Station Boswell, Pa. Johnstown, PCI- 1620 Ferndale Ave. Levy's Sport Shop Johnstown, Pa. Jim's Sunoco Station Main 81 Walnut Sts. Johnstown, Pa. Lehman's Garage R.D.4tf2, Holsopple, Pa. R.C. Bloom Hardware All Hardware Supplies Phone Davidsville 479-4825 I ' La Porta . ' Henze s Esso Station Commumty Cleaners MOFIODS 2134 Franklin 51. Flower Shop 32, Main SL Appliance Sfore 'lohnslown' Pa' Johnstown, PU- Boswell, Pa. Jerome, Pa. Naugle - Zimmermans , Gene s Ferndale Ser . t ' lnsurcnce Agency EconomyMarket J P 42' F d :IAS anon Complete Insurance Service Dqyidgyillel Pg, emme' a' h em G e ve' Davidsville, Pa. 'lo Mlown' Pa' Roy Bloom J D ' st Sh o'l c I Bmkeyls pharmacy Inc. amels airy ore e'r:r 1 Po. nc. M.m.GNmiu ervome, a. o nstown, . Davidsville, Pa. G hmm Po' L I B b Sh Coca Cola H.E. Wagner Cambria ee s ar er o - P 1017-23 Franklun so. Motor Soles Home Bakery Davidsville, Pa. Johnstown, Pa. Johnstown, Pa. Johnstown, Pa. Moxham National Bank Johnstown, Po. Lopresti Furniture Co. Johnstown, Po. Washington Street Garage Johnstown, Pa. Fra nk's Economy Market I Brunols Hockey S Mosca's l'l0l50PPle Arnlwnfef Food Market Resmumm Feed Mm HUIWPPIE PU I-lolsopple, Pa. Mcrone S C And C Compliments Rouser Resfqurqnf Sunoco Appliance Store 2431 Franklin SI Tollsivte Inn . Hglggpple pq Somerset Pike Niessners Smith-Zupan The Dole BVI-'n0'5 STC-We Flowers Plumbing 8. Heating Nmionol Bank Holsopple Pa' Johnslown Pu Johnstown Po J h ' P ' ' o ns own, a. 1- Millers Barber Shop Johnstown, Po. . HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS . ......1- , Skelly Motors Johnstown, Po. BOARD OF EDUCATION, ADMINISTRATION FACULTY OF THE CONEMAUGH TOWNSHIP UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1965 Lorraine Bertoncini Mr. and Mrs. lra Bostian Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boyer Mr. Louis Boyer Mrs. George Burns Mr. and Mrs. John Cable Mr. and Mrs. Allan W. Charlton Mrs. Catherine Conrood Mr. and Mrs. Karl Coughenour Mr. and-Mrs. John Czerwinski Mr. Bronislaw Drzewiecki Mr. and Mrs. Walter Drzewiecki Mrs. Albert Fatla Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gaela Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gallo Mr. Ronald C. Giffin Mr. and Mrs. Rolphe Gillin Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gindlesperger Mr. and Mrs. Henry Haas John G. Haines,Jr. Clarence Hari, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hendricks Dr. and Mrs. Donald Holt Miss Carrie Kaufman Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Kaufman Mrs. Julia Krupa Mike Kutchman Mrs.James A. Lape Mr. and Mrs. William Lease Mr. Stephen Magdelinic Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey May Mr. and Mrs. Herman McKowan Mr. and Mrs. Omar D. Miller Mr. and Mrs. William L. Mishler Mr. Raymond Zwick Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence D.Ot1 and Mrs. Thomas Patula and Mrs. August Pescuric Mr. Thomas Phillips Mrs. Edward Pruchnic Mrs. Charles Ream Mr. and Mrs. William D. Rummel Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Sherbine Mr Thomas Shroyer Mr. and Mrs. Jack Spangler Mr Mr Mr Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stuver and Mrs. Wade E. Thomas Donald L. Thomas and Mrs. Freeman Weaver Rev. and Mrs. Howard Whitacre Mrs. Marian Wilkinson Mr. and Mrs. C. Grant Williams Mr. and Mrs. John W. Yoder 054 w I CK, A gp Z, .G A'y'lfdW!0 jwfiiifgfgf if if f, f , ' W wwf Xfasfk Q5 lf . N Q: C1199 J., fkctxmf ' 1 rgxff A ULU! k lg !QfE1,'q'7,f M 744 '25 I fi 9. m,Uf10 ft, gg! ,Pj ' RQ f - - ' , Sci' rw A f 5 fi! fb A - ' QCSQDU in Q, 'Ss nfv V 00 'O,?0U gx Q-776' I ' X ' TX X TSS M 533 s3?EE533 QL 513 5 3 3 Q R3 S 4 f fa 3 ti 2,1 if 32 Q' hiihafk E26 fo, 1 My ' , Ggofigpad 5 2435 TM 1f'2?Z61,KX U C73 'W Q7 . 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IV' fjililvf M2 fi QQJFWF ff' NCEHAQ' MANS? Qu V -WAWQQE JAG? ,, ' Y . r GRADUATION 1965 Alma Mater Oh, Conemaugh with spacious halls and campus bright and green, Our fondest memories will remain with each endearing scene. We'll ever pledge our loyalties, devoted hearts to you, TolThee, our Alma Mater, we'll ever more be true. Hail, hail to the Red and Black, Hail to our school with a cheer, We give our best to Conemaugh, Whose fellowship we hold so dear. VL 141'- vii- Earl Custer With high school days over the l49 members of the Class ol: l965 go out to take responsible positions as members of the community. Education: A Spring- Board, Not a Sofa was the message delivered by Dr. Hamilton Aulenbach at Commencement exer- cises on June I. Student speakers were Earl Custer and Jane Steele. Dr. Telford B. Blough and Mr. Don- ald W. Drenner presented the diplomas to the grad- uating students. Jane Steele The 1965 Senior Class of Conemough Township High School. .ak 4 1 4 -1 I 1 The theme for the 1965 Junior-Senior prom was The Enchanted Forest. For the first time in CTHS history the prom was held off-campus at the Green Gables Restaurant near Jennertown. Music for the evening was provided by the Trylons. The dance was well- attended and everyone had a good time. Later in the evening a buffet was served by the management, ending an evening that will be long-remembered by those who attended. 132 W ,aff K 1 . THE ENCHANTED FOREST 'Eid' A ,gi Jean Sherbme Barry Showley, Alana Amershek ond John Drzewiecki seem vo be enjoying themselves. 133 TRACK Joel Klimek, Shotpuf and discus. Pete Kuhorchek, Pole voulv. Jim Hogg and George Krupa, Jovelin. John Drzewiecki, Doshes. ip., J Kenneth Eash, Relay and mile. 1 W 3 .vw -.ww Qlnhla Paul Mcrone and Mike Kutchman. ?o?zF4 o!'9fQ9o'5 oQ 2ovfvi QSM H 0 9 6 ?6k so 3595 13' ' GQSSQQS . Ed Kovoch av bot. , w Walter Blucos at the plate. BASEBALL b Il is such o bore C h k ufchmon and p her Ernie Phill TRACK TEAM ROW ONE: B. Showley, L. Drenner, P. Kuhorchek, R. Lohr, H. Lohr, K. Eosh, J. Drzewiecki, W. Obert, J. Acitelli, M. Knight, J. Klimek, R. Perin, R. Knepper. ROW TWO: B. Brick, J. Hogg, G. Krupo, W. Eosh, D. Liskc, D. Nestor, D. McVicker, G. Singer, M. Buvchko, J. Gindlesperger, F. Besyk, R. Mock. ROW THREE: R. Yvonek, T. Barkley, R. Blough, B. Tedieske, E. Custer, P. Gindlesperger, R. Fuller, D. Williamson, D. Horner, R. Thomas, R. Govier, R. Holsopple, L. Elbertson, Coach Shaffer. BASEBALL TEAM ROW ONE: R. Reckner, D. Lampel, J. Risch, J. Custer, W. Bluccs, Coach Michaels. ROW TWO: J. Smcilo, P. Mcrone, E. Kovoch, E. Phillippi, W. King, M. Kuvchmon. ROW THREE: F. Vitko, T. Kuharchek, K. Trochok, R. Soylor, W. Shank, W. Intihcr, D. Rosemcm. 136 l N -L :. A GB J 5 , INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Kansas Citv - Winnipeg Yearbooks - Yearbook Covers Diplomas -- Graduation Announcements USA 'W' xr ' I' - 'QNPRA i , ' I I . 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