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

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1966 volume:

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With a bright hope for the future we have pro- duced our yearbook around the theme of space. Although only a few can explore the recesses of space, all of us can be the pioneers of our own lives. We will not be launched by a rocket but by the experience and knowledge we have received in school. ll, ,IX , X1 ALMA MATER Oh, Conemough with spacious halls ond campus bright ond green, Our fondest memories will remain with eoch endearing scene. We'll ever pledge our loyalties, devoted hearts to you, To Thee, our Alma Mater, we'll ever more be true. T Hoil, hoil to the Red ond Block, Hoil to our school with 0 cheer, We give our best to Conemough, Whose fellowship we hold so dear. D O TABLE OF CONTENTS PERSONNEL CLASSES DEPARTMENTS ACTIVITIES I SPORTS X T SUPPLEMENT DEDICATION Without the teachers that have worked with us daily, very few of us could even begin to occupy a worthwhile place in the world that we enter on graduation day. Their instructions, encouragements, and suggestions have played an important part in our mental, social, spiritual and physical develop- ment and have helped us to make many of the decisions that determine our futures. Although most people would like to limit a teacher's influence to a particular classroom subiect, this is only one of its many phases. lt is also strongly felt in extra-curricular activities where teachers serve as advisors and in informal between-class or after-school talks. Even though many of these sessions are very short, they often lead us to the solution of our current problem. Remembering all of these things, we would like to think of Mr. Robert Dyer, who passed away during this school year, as an example of one of these outstanding people. His influence affected all of us even though many never had him as an instructor for a particular class. His smiling face, his words of encouragement and praise, and his trust in the students will long be remembered. ln addi- tion to his regular duties, he served as an advisor to our yearbook for several years. ln an effort to express our appreciation to these people with whom we spend many years of our life, we would dedicate our yearbook to them and to the teaching profession which they represent. SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL DR. TELFORD B. BLOUGH MR. DONALD W. DRENNER University of Pittsburgh, B.S., M.Ed,g Graduate work at Susquehanna University, Howard University, Juniata College, Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Study, University of California, High School Principal. During your past twelve years in Conemaugh Township Schools the faculty has attempted to help you develop into good citizens. To a degree, the mark of your success as citizens, will reflect on how well we have done our iob. Our desire is aimed at complete success. As you move from the security of Conemaugh Township High School and face the trials of con- temporary civilization, may the iudgments you make be influenced by the good concepts as taught and learned at Conemaugh Township. Our earnest desire for each of you is fame, fortune, and happiness. Finally we pray that the blessings of the Almighty be yours. PMLWWJ Donald W. Drenner High School Principal DR. TELFORD B. BLOUGH Juniata College A.B., Teachers College, Columbia University, M,A., University of Pittsburgh, Ed.D.p Graduate work at University of Penn- sylvania, Pennsylvania Stale University, Ohio State University, Colum- bia School of Journalism, American Peoples College in Europe, Super- vising Principal. Class of I966: For you the depression and World War ll are something you read about. Or maybe your parents or other adults reminisce or you see a TV feature or documentary on the l93O to l946 period. lt was through these difficult days that Conemaugh Township High School was conceived and finally became one of the good schools of our area. To the people that made this venture of faith a reality, you and future generations of students owe a great debt. Gratitude is a virtue. You can best show your gratitude by using youreducation to build for yourself a good life and to serve your fellowmen and your country with sincere devotion. Significantly your high school education is ter- minated with Commencement. Truly it is only a beginning of the years that are to be. Use your diploma as a key to open doors ofgreater oppor- tunity. Utilize your basic education as a sound foundation on which to build. Face the future with courage and confidence. Be glad that you are young. Remember that we are always concerned for you. Carry in your hearts our congratulations and best wishes. .az PRINCIPAL MR. DONALD W. DRENNER MRS. CHARLOTTE S. BENNETT Indiana State College, B.S., Gen- eral Science, Physiology, Earth and Space Science, Class of '69 Dean, MRS. MARY HELEN BLOUGH Indiana State College, B.S., M. Ed., English, American History, FTA Ad- visor. i FACULTY TECHNICAL ADVISORS MR. JOSEPH BADACZEWSKI Michigan State University, B.S., Uni- versity of Pittsburgh, Graduate Work at Pennsylvania State Uni- versity, Boys' Physical Education, Head Football Coach, Class of '66 Dean. MRS. MARY K. CLARK MR. LANDIS P. BECKLEY Indiana State College, B.S., Uni- versity of Pittsburgh, M. Ed., Guid- ance Counseling, Typing l, Office Machines, School Bank. MR. DORSEY EASH Marywood College, B.A., Short- Goshen College, University of hand, T in Pittsburgh B S- American History YP Q- 1 - 'I 1 Audio-Visual Director, Junior High MRS. CAROL FAMARISS Bucknell University, B.A., English, Director of Class Plays. Student Council Advisor. MR. ROBERT FULLER Lock Haven State College, B.S., University of Pittsburgh, M.Ed., Geography, Science, Class of '67 Dean. MR. PAUL C. BERKEBILE Indiana State College, B.S., Uni- versity of Pittsburgh, M.Ed., Na- tional Science lnstitutes at Franklin and Marshall, Baldwin-Wallace and Rutgers, PSSC Nuclear Physics at Rutgers University, Higher Mathe- matics. MR. A. FORD BOUCHER Geneva College, B.S.Ed., Du- quesne University, B.S. Economics, University of Pittsburgh, M.Ed., Shop. MRS. RACHEL L. HARGREAVES Indiana State College, B.S., Home- making, Junior High FHA. MRS. CATHERINE ICKES Lock Haven State College, B.S., University of Pittsburgh, M. Ed., Girls' Physical Education, Health, GymnasticClubAdvisor,.luniorand SeniorHigh Cheerleaders'Advisor. MR. LOUIS M. GEHOSKY Indiana State College, B.S., Ge- ography, Assistant .Iunior High Football Coach, Wrestling Coach. MRS. BETTY GOOD Indiana State College, B.S., Grad- uate work at Pennsylvania State University, Homemaking, Sen- ior High FHA Advisor. MISS GRACE KAUFMAN Duke University, A.B., University of Pittsburgh, M. Litt., Spanish, World Geography. MR. ROBERT KELLY Millersville State College, B.S., Uni- versity of Pittsburgh, M. Ed.,Civics, Pennsylvania History. MR. ROBERT H. GIBSON Lock Haven State College, B.S., General and PSSC Physics,General Mathematics, JETS Advisor, Class of '69 Dean. MR. CURTIS GRENINGER Pennsylvania State University, B.S., Graduate work at Lehigh Univer- sity, Franklin and Marshall College, and OberlinCollege,HigherMathe- matics. MR. ROBERT F. KAUTZ Indiana State College, B.S., Uni- versity of Pittsburgh, M.A., P.O.D., Driver Education. MRS. ANN KOGUT Indiana State College, B.S., Gradu- ate work at University ofPittsburgh and Pennsylvania State University, English, Reading, Classof'68Dean. MR. HOWARD HELSEL Indiana State College, B.S.,CaIifor nia State College, M. Equivalent Senior High Industrial Arts. MR. CHARLES IFFT Pennsylvania State University,B.S. M. Equivalent, Vocational Agricul ture, Vocational Welding, Biology MRS. PAULINE S. MCFEATERS Juniata College, A.B., Graduate work at University of Chicago, Eng- lish, French, Class of '67 Dean. MR. DONALD J. O'CONNOR Indiana State College, B.S., Gradu- ate work at University of Notre Dame and University of Pittsburgh, Geography, Science, History, Fac- ulty Manager. MR. JOHN SALAY, JR. Indiana State College, B.S., Colum- bia University, M.A., Instrumental Music, Band, Junior High Band, Swing Band, Orchestra, Small ln- strumental Groups. MR. GEORGE M. KOGUT Slippery Rock State College, B.S., Graduate work at University of North Carolina, University of Pitts- burgh, Pennsylvania State Univer- sity, St. Francis College and Uni- versity of Southern Illinois, Health, Biology, Junior High Football Coach, Golf Coach. MR. FRANK KREVETSKI California State College, B.S., Graduate work at West Virginia University, Special Education, Health, Assistant Football Coach, Junior High Basketball Coach. MR. WALTER S. KOSOSKI Edinboro State College, B.S., Pennsylvania State University, M. Ed., Art, Art Supervisor and Director, Class of '68 Dean. MISS ELIZABETH LOHR Pennsylvania State University, B.S., University of Pittsburgh, M. Litt., Guidance and Testing. MR. JOSEPH MAJER MRS- ERMA MAY St. Vincent College, A.B., Univer- Albright College, A.B., English. sity of Pittsburgh, M.Ed., World Cul- tures, Basketball and Assistant Foot- ball Coach. MR. DAVID MICHAELS Lock Haven State College, B.S., Graduate work at Indiana State College and Michigan Tech, Chem- istry, General Science, Baseball Coach. MR. JOHN N. PAXTON University of Pittsburgh, A.B., M. Litt., English, CONTOWNIAN Advisor. MISS BLANCHE SHAFFER Oberlin Conservatory of Music, BS., General Music, Ho rmony, Choir, Junior and Senior High Cho- ruses, Small Vocal Groups. MR. STEVE TEREBUS Carnegie Institute of Technology, B.S.g Mechanical Drawing. MR. JAMES M. VIZZINI University of Pittsburgh, A.B., M.Ed.g English. MISS ELIZABETH J. WILL University of Pittsburgh, A.B., Eng- lish, CONNUMACH Advisor. MR. LOWELL D. SHAFFER University of Pittsburgh, B.A., American History, Student Coun- cil Advisor, Track and Cross-Country Coach. MR. WALTER SHANK North Central College, Slippery Rock State College, B.S.g University of Pittsburgh, M.Ed.g Health, Driver Education, Athletic Advisor. MRS. MARGARET STATLER Indiana State College, B.S,, Tran- scription, Office Practice, Steno- type, Typing, Student Secretaries' Club Advisor, Class of '66 Dean. MRS. RUTH C. SHANK California State College, B.S.g ln- diana State College, Special Edu- cation. MRS. HELEN SHIRK Millersville State College, B.S.g Graduate work at Indiana State College and West Virginia Uni- versity, Librarian. MR. FRANK SWARNEY St. Francis College, B.A., Mathe- matics. MR. ERNEST W. TREXEL California State College, B.S., Uni- versity of Pittsburgh, M.Ed.,Mathe- matics. MR. HERBERT JAY VOLK Shippensburg State CoIlege,B.S.g Bookkeeping, Business Math, J.B.T., Key Club Advisor, Assistant Junior High Football Coach. MRS. KATHALEEN WONDER Albright College, A.B.p Unlverslty of Pittsburgh, M.A.g Latin,Guidance Counselor, National Honor Society Advisor. OFFICE PERSONNEL ,.,..-1 1 is S Efficiency well-blended with unlimited humor is the trademark of Mary Jane and Lois, the office secretaries. The guidance control is centered around these people who aid the astronauts in choosing their flight courses. Mrs. Wonder never seems to tire in the face of the many daily questions and problems brought to her bythe astronauts. .mf-.. x deli SI iq-ifgg riifigjwfx QI., -Q. iw Dr. Kenneth R. Thomas, University of Pittsburgh, B.S., M.Ed., and D.Ed.g T Chairman of the Evaluation Committee. As home-school visitor, Dr. Thomas keeps close tab onthe attendance of the future astronauts. Mrl Beckley, counselor for the stand-by astronauts, has done much to pre- I pare them for their future orbits. .4 '11 NURSES looked, but when their services are needed they can promptly be found by the students. Miss Haas and Mrs. Thomas periodically check the students' well-being and care for any emergencies that may arise, CAFETERIA STAFF Our nutrition experts toil daily over several hot stoves to provide us with Edith Salain, Carolyn Anderson, Mary Slruky, Marian Wilkinson, Vernie a well-balanced lunch. LEFT TO RIGHT: Maldon Blough, Gloria Smith, Temyer, Linnie Lehman. ABSENT: Mary Eliza Blough, Manager. Our nurses and cafeteria staff ore often over- ,LL fx 1 I O WX MX35 X fx 1 Q 'Z' X! in w X PRESENTING THE CLASS OF 1966 Throughout our years at Conemaugh Township many experiences and memories have come our way. We have gone through six years of English and still cannot find words to describe our Alma Mater. What can we now say about that first day in September of l96O, when we stepped off the buses into the whole new world that would prepare us for launching. The now familiar classrooms and corridors held hidden mysteries that fall. Lasting friendships began when the students from area elementary schools merged to form the seventh grade class. We really felt proud when we wrote l966 under our names in the CONNUMACH that spring. ln the fall of l96l we were no longer the little seventh graders but were now old hands at high school. With a bit of pride we showed the seventh graders the ropes. Not realizing it then, we were being prepared for our future launch. We really began to feel like a class in l962. At a meeting in the cafeteria, the deans which we had chosen - Mrs. Margaret Statler and Mr. Joseph Badaczewski - helped us conduct a meeting to choose class officers. We elected Terry Stevens, president, Jim Sleek, vice-president, Barbara Woy, secretary, and Carol Weaver, treasurer, as our first class leaders. The annual magazine campaign became our first class proiect. Our sophomore year seemed to roll around faster than the speed of sound. We decided a change of officers was in order, so we elected Jim Sleek, president, John Smaila, vice-president, and Joyce Mishler, treasurer. Barb had neat handwriting, so we kept her as our class secretary. This year we had our first real taste of what it would be like to be astronauts. ln December, every study period was spent among the stars, over 500 were made with the help of every available sophomore. They, of course, were used to decorate for our first dance, Christmas Magic. ln our iunior year, always adventurous, we decided to switch class officers again. John Smaila gained the presidency, Jim Sleek, the vice-presidency, Stephanie Huber became our secretary, and Babe Marcinko, our treasurer. Forthe first time in Conemaugh Township High School history, a prom was to be held outside the school. Since our class sponsored the prom, this became the high spot of the year. After careful deliberation, we chose Green Gables as our prom site and The Enchanted Forest as our theme. Needless to say, it was a great success and was considered both unique and beautiful. Our class also presented Just Ducky, one of the two annual school plays. Everyone con- nected with the play added more memories to the vast amount already collected. With somewhat of a shock, we realized it was i965 and time to begin the final countdown. We found the magic that awaits every senior class and welcomed it with open arms. No longer did we wonder why previous seniors were proud of the senior-section in the auditorium - it was now ours. No more did we wonder at previous seniors who cried during the Alma Mater at the last foot- ball game - ours were now the eyes with tears. ln keeping with previous elections, we changed a class officer, Bill King became the new vice-president. The remaining officers kept their positions. Our football season was not the best, but we loyalty supported the boys, and Betsy Kelly, our Home- coming Queen, made the season seem brighter. January Thaw, the second play presented by our class, was a commendable production. Like the little seventh graders of long ago l96O, we, the seniors, are unaware of what terrors and ioys the future will hold. But whatever the events, we will face them with the determination and spirit of adventure that have become the trademarks of the class of l966. DEAN-Mr. Joseph Badaczewski PRESIDENT-John Smqilg VICE-PRESIDENT-William King - Our officers and deans worked hard to make the class activities successful. SECRETARY-Stephanie Huber DEAN-Mrs.MargareISta1ler TREASURER-Mary K. Marcinko SHARON BENTZ Sharon Commercial CONTOWNIAN Typing Editor, CONNUMACH Business Staff, Student Secretaries' Club. FRANK BESYK Bes Academic Football, Wrestling, Track. PATRICIA MARIE BIENIASZ Pat Academic Chorus, Student Council Secre- tory, FTA, Art Club. DONNA BECKER DAVID BENSON Becker Homemaking Dave General LAURA BERKEY Laura Commercial Student Secretaries' Club. DONNA LEE BEZYDIK Donna Commercial Student Secretaries' Club, CONNUMACH Business Staff. KAREN M. BLACK Karen Commercial Chorus. LARRY BLACK BARRY BLANK Alvin General Ike General Football, Baseball. Football, Baseball. SUSAN BORELLE Sue Commercial Chorus, Student Secretaries' Club, CONNUMACH Business Staff. ALICE BOWDEN Al Commercial Gymnastics. JANET BROUGHER Brock Academic CONTOWNIAN Columnist, Chorus, CONNUMACH De- partments Staff, National Hone or Society, French Club Co- President. DEBORAH J. BLOUGH Deb Academic CONTOWNIAN News Editor, CONNUMACH Classes Staff, JETS Secretary, NationalHonor Society, Chorus and Choir Ac- companist, Band, Orchestra, String Ensemble, District and State Orchestra. SUSAN JEAN BLUCAS Sue Academic Chorus, FNA, Head Maiorette, CONNUMACH Activities Staff. RICKY CHMELARSKY Rick General CAROLYN CIBA Carolyn Commercial DONNA JEAN BORING Donna Commercial Chorus, Gymnastics. DAVlD L. BOWMAN Dave Industrial Arts Band, Orchestra, Trombone Trio. ANN CATES Ann Academic Chorus, FNA, JAMES COSTANTINO Jim Academic Band, Chorus, Choir, Trumpet Quartet, FTA. ARNOLD J. CRISLIP Cris Academic FTA, Track. KATHRYN L. DAVIDHIZAR Kitty Academic Orchestra, District and State Orchestra, Chorus, FTA, CONNUMACH Copy Staff, GEORGE COLLEGE DENNIS CORELLA Goog Industrial Arts Denny General CAROL ANN COYLE Carol Commercial Chorus, CONNUMACH Busi- ness Staff. PHILIP L, DANIELS Phil lndustriaIArts R, KEITH DICK Keith Academic National Honor Society. BILL DIVELY BERT DOMINECK Dip Academic Bert Commercial Choir, Chorus, Octet. Student Secreta ries' Club, CONNUMACH Business Staff, Wrestling. ED FRITZ Ed Academic CONNEE FULTON Con Commercial Cheerleader Treasurer, Student Secretaries' Club, Gymnastics Club. ANNA GISBRECHT Anna Commercial l SHARON ELLINGSWORTH Sharon Academic Chorus, FTA President, Cheer- leader Co-Captain, Student Council AssistantTreasurerJun- ior Year, Gymnastics Club,Jun- ior Class Play, CONNUMACH Activities Staff. SALLIE FOUST Sallie Academic Student Council AssistantTreas- urer, FTA Treasurer, Chorus, National Honor Society, CONNUMACH Copy Co- editor, Set Decorator of lun- ior Class Play. ROBERT GOVIER DONALD GREIG Gub Commercial Dan General Football, Track. DAVID FULLER Dave Academic Football, Wrestling, JETS, Var- sity Club, Track. LARRY R. GINDLESPERGER Ginny Industrial Arts JOYCE GOOD Red Academic Chorus, National Honor Sa- ciety, FNA Historian, French Club Co-President, Junior Class Play, Student Council Assistant Secretary, CONNUMACH Classes Staff. Ed Fritz, our fivelfingered Indian, gets into the spirit of color day. The souvenirs that Miss Kaufman brings buck from her travels help to brighten Spanish class. Esta close es un grupo alegre. The astronauts are frequently found in the library using its extensive facilities. 'l I Fl-l Public speaking is a necessary part in a well-rounded English curriculum, TE Many different materials are used to bring these students closer to the French people and their language. La bonne plaisantre, n'est-ce pas? it l irrs Sharon Ellingsworth and Nanciann Lech help to put the finishing touches onthe winning homeroom's color day decora- tions. li S9-Q L BARBARA HAMILTON Barb Commercial Chorus, Student Secretaries' Club, CONNUMACH Business Staff, FHA. SANDY HEINRICH Sandy Commercial Chorus, Student Secretaries' Club. CHARLOTTE ANN HOFFMAN Charlotte Commercial Student Secretaries' Club, CONNUMACH Business Staff. WILLIAM GRIFFITH Boom Academic SANDRA LYNN HAINSEY SUTICIY Commercial CONNUMACH Business Staff, CONTOWNIAN Typing Staff, Student Secretaries' Club Re- corder, Chorus, School Bank, Junior Class Valentine Princess, Student Council. PAUL HARKLEROAD Paul Academic Basketball, Baseball. LINDA HELSEL Lin Commercial C h o r u s, Student Secretaries' Club, CONNUMACH Business Staff. RICHARD D. HOLSOPPLE Rich Industrial Arts Band. ROGER HORNER ROY HOLSOPPLE Roy Vocational Agriculture FFA Vice-president, Track. Rag Industrial Arts KATHERINE IFFT Kay Academic Chorus, Junior Class Play, FTA, FHA, CONNUMACH Depart- ments Staff. JEANNE JACKSON Jeanne Commercial Student Secretaries' Club, FHA. DIANE JODON Di Commercial C h o r u s, Student Secretaries' Club, FHA, CONNUMACH Business Staff. TERRY HOSTETLER Terry Academic Chorus, Choir, Band, Orchestra, Brass Ensemble, String En- semble, District Orchestra, FTA, Junior Class Play, CONNU- MACH Classes Staff. STEPHANIE ANN HUBER Steff Commercial Junior and Senior Class Sec- retary, Student Secretaries' Club Secretary, CO NTOWN- IAN Typing Staff, CONNU- MACH Business Staff. I MICHAEL JURY Mike Academic National Honor Society, Band, Choir, Chorus, All-County Cho- rus, CONNUMACH Sports Staff. PETER KALTENBAUGH Cottenball Academic Chorus, Choir, FTA, Student Council, Football Manager, Wrestling. JAMES JACKSON Jim General DONALD E. JERKES Don Industrial Arts SHERWOOD JONES Chip Academic Band Vice-President,Orchestra, All-County Band, Trumpet Quartet, Chorus, Chair Presi- dent, All-County Chorus, East- ern Division National Chorus, CONNUMACH Activities Staff, JETS, Key Club, Octet. DAVID C. KEIM Dave Academic Choir, Chorus, All4County Cho- rus, District Chorus, Key Club, CONNUMACH Classes Staff. ELIZABETH KELLY Betsy Commercial Student Secretaries' Club Vice- President, FHA, Chorus, CONNUMACH Business Staff, Homecoming Queen. PAT KLIMEK Moose Academic Football, Basketball, Track, Var- sity Club, CONTOWNIAN Sports Staff, CONNUMACH Sports Staff, JETS. GREGORY KAUFMAN Ll NDA KAUFMAN Greg Academic Linda Homemaking Band, Choir, Chorus, All-County FHA, Chorus, Band, Orchestra, FTA. MONICA JANE KORDELL Moni Academic Chorus, CONNUMACH Activi- ties Staff, FNA. LINDA A. KORNPROBST Korney Commercial Student Secretaries' Club, CONNUMACH Business and Typing Staffs, FHA, Chorus, Co- Ed Correspondent, FHA Trea- surer in Junior Year. DAVID D. KEIM Dove Academic National Honor Society, Key Club President, JETS, CONNU- MACH Sports Editor, Choir, Chorus, FTA, All-County Cho- rus, Baseball. BILL KING Wilbur Academic Football, Baseball, Varsity Club, Student Council, Senior Class Vice-President. MARTIN KLINAR Marlin Academic DONALD LAMPEL Dink Industrial Arts Wrestling, Baseball, Varsity Club. ELDEN LANGE Eldo General BETTY LEHMAN Betty Academic Choir, Chorus, Octet, CONNU- MACH Classes Staff, Art Club, Student Council. l JAMES F. KROPE JR. J.F.K. Academic Band, Trumpet Quartet, Brass Ensemble, All-County Band, In- tramural Basketball and Volley- ball. .ii B. LAURA M. KRUPA LUUYG Commercial C h o ru s, Student Secretaries' Club, CONNUMACH Assistant Business Manager. RITA LEPUT Rita Commercial Student Secretaries' Club Presi- dent, CONNUMACH Business Manager, CONTOWNIAN Typ- ist TERRY LEVENTRY Lev Industrial Arts JOHN LAMPEL Lumps General Basketball, Varsity Club. NANCIANN LECH Bug Academic Chorus, CONTOWNIAN Fea- ture Staff, CONNUMACH Copy Co-editor, National Honor So- ciety. CAROL SUZANNE LEHMAN Suzi Academic Chorus, Choir, Girls' Trio, FTA, Band, CONNUMACH Activities Staff. Our Intercontinental Ballistic Mis- sile expert, Betty Lehman, seems to be a bit off course. Mr. Gibson faces many problems during the course of his physics classes A person can always get ahead in anato- my class. Under the instruction of Mrs. Statler, these astronauts are be- coming more proficient in the skills of shorthand. ,W Nw. ?'-ww Happy Feet Sneaking a peek at the keyboard is the great temptation of the typing classes, but Mrs. Clark keeps a careful watch on such matters. Q ART MALDET Maldy Industrial Arts CAROL MANGES Carol General FHA. MARY KATHRYN MARCINKO Babe Commercial CONNUMACH Business Staff, Chorus, Junior and SeniorClass Treasurer, Cheerleader Cap- tain, Student Secretaries' Club, Student Council, Sophomore Class Princess. CHERYL LOHR Cheryl Academic Band, Chorus, Orchestra, FTA, Woodwind Ensemble, CONNU- MACH Business Staff. ROBERT MAGDELlNlC Mag Commercial Student Council, Student Sec- retaries' Club, Cross-Country, CONNUMACH Business Staff, Band. WILLIAM MARSHALL Bill General Baseball. KAREN ANN MASON Karen Academic FTA, CONNUMACH Depart- ments Staff, Chorus, FHA. DAN MALDET Panda Industrial Arts EDWARD MARCINKO Ed Commercial Cross-Country, Wrestling, Track, Art Club, Varsity Club, CONNUMACH Business Staff, Gymnastics Club. DANA FRANK MARONE Dunnie General Football, Wrestling, Track Trainer, Cross-Country, Intra- mural Basketball, Varsity Club. CHAUNCEY MAY Hank Commercial Football, Wrestling, Track, Var- sity Club. JOAN LEE MCKOWAN Joan Academic Choir, Chorus, Octet, FHA. PATRICIA MILLER Pat Academic French Club SecretoryATreasur- er, FHA, Chorus, Gymnastic Club, FNA. MARY MASTOVICH BARBARA MAURER Mar Academic Barb Commercial Chorus, FNA President, Chorus, Student Secretaries' CONNUMACH Classes Staff. Club, CONNUMACH Business Staff. DEBORAH MAY MWTENBERGER LEORA Mirsrrmrerz Debble Acudemlc Babe Commercial Chorus, Choir, Orchestra, Dis- FHA. trict Orchestra, French Club, CONNUMACH Copy Staff. PAMELA MAYE MCFEATERS Pam Academic Chorus, Choir, JuniorCIass Play. DON McVlCKER Nose General Track. MARYANN MILLINDER Maryann Academic Student Council, FNA Trea- surer, Cheerleader Secretary. TONl L. MOCK Toni Academic SOPHIA ANNE MOSCA Sophie Academic Chorus, Choir, Band, Gymnas- tics Club Secretary, FTA, Junior Class Play, Student Council Treasurer. LINADALE MOSTOLLER Lin Commercial Chorus, Student Secretaries' Club, CONNUMACH Business Staff. JOYCE MISHLER Joyce Academic Band, Orchestra, Brass En- semble, All-County Band, Dis- trict Orchestra, National Honor Society Treasurer, Sophomore Class Treasurer, CONNUMACH Classes Editor, Choir and Cho- rus Accompanist, Assembly Band, FTA. RlCHARD K. MOCK Birdie Academic CrossACountry. CATHERINE NARDECCHIA Cathy General FHA. DAVID NICHOLSON Dave Academic Band, District Band, Orchestra, District Orchestra, Woodwind Ensemble, Chorus, Choir, CONNUMACH Departments Staff, FTA. DONNA MONTEITH Donna General C ho r us , Maiorette, Student Council. THOMAS MOSS Tom Academic Wrestling. SHARON MURRAY Sharon Commercial Chorus, Student Secretaries' Club, CONNUMACH Business Staff, FHA. JOHN PEBLEY John Academic Football. CARL l. PHILLIPS ll Red Academic FTA, Student Council Vice- President, CONTOWNIAN As- sistant Sports Editor, CONNU- MACH Department Staff, Intra- mural Basketball. JOSEPH WILLIAM RISCH Joe General Chorus, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Varsity Club. DAWN PARKINSON EDWARD PATOSKY Dawn Commercial Ed Vocational Agriculture CONNUMACH Business and Typing Staffs. NANCY JEAN ROWLAND Nance Academic FTA, CONTOWNIAN Cartoon- ist, CONNUMACH Art Staff, Art Club Treasurer, Chorus. PATRICIA R. SALLY Pat Commercial Student Secretaries' Club, CONNUMACH Business and Typing Staffs. DUANE PETET Pete Academic Band, Orchestra. DELMAR E. REED Zeke Industrial Arts DONALD l.. RODDY Rad Industrial Arts Golf, Stage Crew. There is a laciful silence as Tom Moss approaches the point of contact. Many aspecls of our governmenl and economic systems are discussed in the P.O.D. classes. Our firsi rendezvous mission was a fly- ing success. Keith gives on excellent explonotion as Mr. Berkebile looks on with opprovul. The P.O., the CONTOWNIAN stuff homeroom, is dedicated to the publica- tion of the weekly newspaper. As the CONNUMACH homeroom, the mezzanine is often the scene of varied activity and great confusion. MARY KATHRYN SAYLOR Kappa Commercial Chorus, Student Secretaries' Club, FHA. CECELIA LOUISE SEGANOS Cecil Academic FNA, Gymnastics Club, Junior Class Play Set Decorator. LARRY SHAFFER Larry Commercial Student Secretaries' Club, ROCCO SAMONE SANDRA SAMPLE Rock Industrial Arts Sandy Academic PNA. SUDIE JANET SHAFFER Sudie Commercial CONTOWNIAN Editor-in-chief, CONNUMACH Business Staff, Chorus, Choir, National Honor Society, Student Secretaries' Club, Music Department Sec- retary-Treasurer. AMY SHAULIS Amy Academic Bond, Choir, Chorus, FTA, CON- TOWNIAN Columnist, Orches- tra, Woodwind Ensemble, Na- tional Honor Society Secretary. EDWARD CLAY SCHMIDT Ed Academic National Honor Society, FTA, Chorus, Choir, Boys' Quartet, Basketball, Baseball, Junior Class Play, Key CIubSecretary, Student Council. JOHN B. SHAFFER John Commercial Wrestling, CONNUMACH Busi' ness Staff, Student Secretaries' Club. LINDA SHAFFER Linda Homemalcing Chorus, FHA. VON SHROYER Rootie ' Commercial Football. SHARON SLEEK Sharon Commercial Gymnastics Club. JOANN CATHRINE SMAKULA -l0 Commercial CONNUMACH Business Staff, Student Secretaries' Club,Cho- rus. DON SHREFFLER SHIRLEY ANN SHROYER Spike Vocational Agriculture Shirley Academic - FFA President. Chorus. GEORGE STETZ Stetz General CONNUMACH Art Staff, Art Club. TERRY STEVENS Terry Academic Band, Orchestra, Choir, Chorus, Key Club, National Honor So- ciety President, Freshman Class President, CONNUMACH Editor-in-chief, Junior Class Play, JETS President. JAMES SLEEK Jungle Jim Academic T ra ck, CONNUMACH Sports Staff. JOHN SMAILA Nino Academic CONTOWNIAN Sports Editor, Key Club, Varsity Club Presi- dent, Sophomore Class Vicee President, Junior and Senior Class President, Football, Base- ball, Basketball. TERRY LEE SPIKER Spike Academic Band President, Chorus, Choir, Orchestra, CONNUMACH Ac- tivities Staff, FTA, All-County Band, All-County Chorus, All- Eastern National Band, District Band, District Chorus, State Band, State Chorus, Trumpet Quartet, Boys' Quartet, Key Clbb, Track, JETS. WILLIAM TEDJESKE Bill General LARUE DENISE TELENKO Lu Commercial Chorus, Art Club Secretary, CONNUMACH Art Stott, Ma- iorette. ELAINE BEVERLY THOMAS Laine Commercial Chorus, FHA, CONNUMACH Business Staff. FRIEDA SUZANNE STEWART Suzanne Academic Band, All-County Band, District Band, Sox Quintet, Orchestra, Choir, Chorus, FTA, JETS Trea- surer, Junior Class Play, CONNUMACH Activities Edi- tor, National Honor Society. PHILLIP SWANK Phil Academic Band, Orchestra, Choir Vice- President, Chorus, Key Club, National Honor Society Vice- President, P.A. Announcer, Track, Junior Class Play, CONNUMACH Assistant Edi- tor, JETS Vice-President. PHYLLIS ELAINE THOMAS REGENA FERNE THOMAS Phyllis Academic Regenfl AC0demlC Band, Gymnastics Club. Chorus, Choir, Girls' Trio, FNA. JAMES D. TELENKO Tinks Academic Football, Wrestling, Golf, Var- sity Club. KATHLEEN TESTA Kathi Commercial CONNUMACH Business Staff, Student Secretaries' Club. JUDY ELAINE THOMAS Judy Commercial Orchestra, Band, Choir, Chorus, Student Secretaries' Club, CONNUMACH Typing Staff. DANIEL VARNER Rockdump Commercial WILLIAM VITKO Bill General BARRY WEIR Stub Academic Key Club, Band, Orchestra, Trombone Trio, Brass Ensemble. JOSEPH TRACHOK Joe General DAVID TRESNICKY Trash Commercial Wrestling, Student Secretaries' Club, CONNUMACH Business Staff. CYNTHIA WINGARD Cynthia Academic Choir, Chorus, National Honor Society. BARBARA ANN WOY Barb Academic C h oi r Secretary-Treasurer, Band Secretary-Treasurer, Dis- trict and County Band, Orches- tra, District Orchestra, Wood- wind Ensemble, Chorus, Choir and Chorus Accompanist, Fresh- man and Sophomore Class Sec- retary, National Honor Society Assistant Secretary, CONNU- MACH Departments Editor. JOYLYN VILLA Joy General Maiorette, Chorus, Art Club, CONNUMACH Art Staff. CAROL ANN WEAVER Carol Academic FTA, Art Club President, Cho- rus, CONNUMACH Art Editor, CONTOWNIAN Feature Editor, Freshman Class Treasurer. SALLY ANN WILLIAMSON Sally Commercial Choir, Chorus, Student Secre- taries' Club, CONNUMACH Typing Editor, Junior Class Play Drompter. N-6 JOANNE MARY YVANEK J0UfTi6 Academic Bond, Orchestra, District Or- chestra, Regional Orchestra, Chorus, Choir, CONNUMACH Activities Stuff, FTA. JOSEPH ZAMBOTTI Joe Student Council President, Golf, Chorus, Harmony class provides on opportunity to study the mechanics of rnusic. Academic A well-balanced lunch gives our astro nouts strength to face the rest ofthe doy Safety and welding are stressed in Mr. Ifft's agricultural welding class. Y, ,Q,Ww,l3.t,M.y x . . ,.,-gg-gM,gf..Q Q M If -- 5 , su ,W -Q-gg. Astronauts can be found studying almost anywhere. Keep your shirt on, boysg you can do IOO. Mcny astronauts rely on bus transportation to get to and from school eoch doy. Proper table setting is on ort that must be mustered by every successful home economics student. --L.,,,,q,,W K+ gk The production of on article is the final resultofcombiningthe monyslcillslecirned in shop class. IN MEMORIAM SUSAN PLUTA 42 JUNIOR CLASS DEANS-Mrs. Pauline McFeaters and Mr. Robert Fuller. CLASS OFFICERS-President, John Custerg Vice President, Dennis Williamsong Secretary, Kathy Bezydikg Treasurer, Sara Keim. Sharon Allen-,Us Richard Angelo Ted Barkley Candy Barthalow Kathy Bezydik Eugene Blough Robert Blough Shelva Blough Marcella Borelle Robert Bowman Janice Brougher Harold Burkett John Butler Gloria Cable Robert Cable Susan Blank Barbara Brant Thelmarae Cable 1 w 'C L Clyde Hullell William Iniihar Lindo Kaufman Sara Keim Mary Keniula Paiiy King i sv Z Ki? Y W ggi s x . 4 ,ik .16 if Y , m y iyri 3rd J0hrI Krwpp Roger Knepper Dennis Kniss Sieve Krassnoski Terry Kuharchek Virginia Lamb 1.4 X ' ,f Terry Lazer Fred Lehman Rodney Lehman Wayne Leventry Dennis Lisko Vivian Lucas JUNIORS Richard Manges John MGSHIIO Melvin McClelland Wanda McDaniel Jack Meyers Belly Mihglko Richard Miller David Monteiih Mary Nardecchia I Milion Nichols Terrie O'Connor Jackie Miller ' .A ,H .. 2 ' 1 2 ,Z T is a QL ll 44 David Palm Becky Peierson Stephen Plufa Louise Price Joseph Primavera Carol Ream ,M 4 ' M Q Q Q , ,A . -1 5n?2,.g gs., ' M' s 'fa 5 5 4 12 RUY Redfnef Jennifer Redick EJ L .H if R . :SEV V S i-ki, f 2 ? if? QQ Q, 5. - K - - 1. .53 'xxx ,Tm ig A 3 n fi is .P xllmk, iv,- , 1-'Q 4 X' 4 'QW 1 m My . 5 , f , i gg? g 5 ' XM, J o Q .-Q zz x 5 ' Ti YK Donna Step he nson Eng Stover Righqfd Siuver Teddy Szqpkg Royden Thomas Stanley Thomas Richard Toath T xt, Linda Unger Charles Varner John Vatavuk David D. Walker David E. Walker Rosalind Wasnick Sharon Weible Betty Wertz Dennis Williamson David Wingard Ruth Wingard Karen Wright JUNIORS , l i Y' Bill Y0CYftYCl1 Hilda Yoder Ronald Yvanek Nick Zanghi Barry Zimmerman Dorothy Zips Linda Zips PICTURES NOT AVAlLABLE-Ellen B I o u 9 h, Nancy Custer, Patricia Gisewhite, Robert Kelly, Danny Nestor, Barbara Suchian, David Thomas, Evelyn Thomas, Portia Zareski. How cz cor runs is os essemiol os how fo run Cl car. .4 Q -M .WW . if ,ss W wiv -ff 5 --I ' Q f ' f .'w1, fn World Culfure dass uses the doteline lo lroce causes ond effects of events 1 jg :IB -aw I Hi. nan -Y! , 0 Different peopie's reactions vary in chemistry class, Mr. Paxton has a unique way of combining public speaking and parliamentary procedure T -mx 'fw 21 ligji .I iii - - SOPHOMORE CLASS DEANS-Mrs. Ann Kogut and Mr. Walter Kososki. CLASS OFFICERS-President, William Reckf nerg Vice-President, Gary Singerg Secretary, Phyllis Marshallg Treasurer, Robert Miller. SOPHOMORES Kenneth Adams Joan Bartlebaugh Charlotte Berkey Linda Berkey Cheryl Black Charlene Blough Floyd Blough Margaret Blough Walter Bodziak David Borosky Sharon Bowser Kathy Brown Linda Burkett Linda Burkey Vaughn Burns Martin Butchko Scott Cable Raymond Larr 49 r l r i 2' , Terry Kimmel Charles King Lu Ellen King Alice Klimek Dennis Knight Barbara Kniss Anthony Kordell Delores Lambert Carolyn Lape Lindo Lehman Torn Leventry Pamela Lyborger Qs' 4 ,. I ,gk gg, ' L Jeffrey Marone Phyllis Marshall Joseph Mastovich Joyce McVicker SOPHOMORES 'i il William Mintmier Richard Mishler Wayne Moore Wilfred Nicholson Larry Ott Rodney Ott Kenneth Parkinson Edward Patsy Karen Plowman William Recliner Lawrence Reed Geofgene Rid-.kg Kathy Miller Robert Miller Rose Orlandi Donna Orosz Gary Pellatiro Michael Phillips Linda Rininger Stephen Rohde r w P F P l P 3 n Joanne Temyer Carle Thomas Daniel Thomas Gerald Thomas Kermit Thomas Siqnwin Thomas r Wilma Jean Tressler Charles Trexel JoAnne Turk Clay Villa Fred Viiko Linda Viiko Fred Wachs Harriet Wagner Dennis Whegzel Paul Wi,-md Nancy Wilde Terry Wiley Sam Wills Harrier Wingard Barry Wirick Mariha Yoder Nancy Yoder PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE-Ba rba ra Blough, Bradley Brick, Donna Dieiz, Richard Lorenzi, Christine Muir, Harry Reckner, Ruih Rody, Arlene Stahl. Variety is the key to Mr. Shclffer's American history class. Mr. Volk does all he con to help his students leorn the moth needed in the business world. 54 Mrs. lckes plons her classes to help keep the girls in shape, Julius and Silos are two friends Miss Will introduces to us in sophomore English. l Would you believe it? In only two minutes this inter- section will be deserted! lt's surprising what con be found in ci drop of water. Q 55 FRESHMAN CLASS DEANS-Mrs. Charlotte Bennett and Mr. Robert Gibson. CLASS OFFICERS-President, James Ellingsworthg Vice-President, Paul Wingardg Secretary, Leslie Chappleg Treasurer, Susan Garland. FRESHMEN at S xl tb Charles Alwine Gerald Atwine Mary Margaret Alwine Tom Atkins Florence Beam Larry Beatty Elizabeth Benson Robert Benson Joseph Berchick Patricia Bereschoclc William Bergman Rodney Berkey Gary Berzonski Mark Blasko Alan Blough John Blough Karen Blough Richard Blough ,. 7' .f-wp, Wm Cherlye Christensen Q 53 Q -..H 'z L Q AU ,sw 5 ss, -+11 lm m 02: Q A .A 4 N 2, 1' + X. I P v. 1 Nh' ' . my .g 4 N., X N. Marcia Lamberi Kenneih Lamberius Ronald Lampel Ray Lasure llse Livingston Edward Lucas Sandra Lucas David Maggs Jacqueline Margroum Alan Marian Renato Marisa Saundra Matse Russell McCauliff Judilh Miller Mary .lane Miller Roberta Miller ir, , Saiy ,L ,I L A A L L A James Moore Connie MOSS Timothy Myers Adolph Nardecchia Thomas Nesior Virginia Ober Donna Orkis Jeanne Orosz Neil Lehman Rebecca Lehman Peggy Maiher Ronald Malde! Sondra Maurer Roger McCauliff Gregory Mock Larry Mock snr-- ml . Clifford Naugle Robert Naugle Richard Oil George Parkinson P w w f I I f vs Mk Joyce Wcsnick Judith Weaver Sherman W tldlliil I... Mr. Kelly uses the bulletin board to help make Pennsylvania history more vivid. The different types of phrases are explained clearly in Mr. Vizzini's English classes Mr. Greninger gives us un excellent introduction to the world of higher mathematics Mr. Terebus introduces these students to bcisic mechanical drawing, 5: lk i- 2 hw s 5 f A Sf William Jones Mark Kallenbough Roberta Kaltenbaugh Mary Helen Kapitan Clifford Kaufman Sheldon Keafer Ann Kelly Andrew Kenlula Michael Kelchoclm Mary Ann Klinar David Koonlz Brian Knight Daria Kordell Karen Krassnoski Lou Ann Lambert Sherrie Lambert Bruce Lehman Duane Lehman George Livingston Anlionelle Lonchar Thomas Lonchar Barbara Lubas Joyce Lucas Richard Lucas John Manlini Coral Marks Barry Murone John Marone Dawn Marshall Diane Mason Alice Mastillo Louis Maslovich Diana Maurer Shirley Maurer Wayne McClelland JGSS-MCFGCIYGVS W Q A bw i. Regina Wis i M We fb 'Q Q 5 Mg., 'F' 49 ,,. +A! ,. .x ,wx 4 '92 r is Q K f' ,INS a if My yi, ' .1 F465 . 9 aw .1 ,Q ik, 5 Sm Sk :ff- Q 43 -QV r-' .E i -r. -124 PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE Deborah Carnahan Robert Brant Sondra Young The reading skills developed in Mrs. Kogut's classes ore used continuously throughout life. Film strips contribute much to the under- standing of every subiect. Mkmwf 2 ..,. . Qf L The ability to express oneself well is vitally important in this scientific age. :lv .Q Geography is an important factor in understanding the problems of today's world. Mrs. Hargreaves shows these girls an inexpensive way to increase the size of their wardrobes. Tests are one effective way of measuring a student's progress. Mastering eighth grade math is essential for those as- piring toward higher mathematics. .KN at 3 0 4 I r K 6 4 fi A-.mf af 5 fr 9415 sis Aki Mr. Gehoslcy uses maps to locate the areas of our natural resources. Mrs. Famariss discusses sentence structure with her seventh grade English class, 1. 'A fied Research papers are used by many teachers to supplement the material found in the text- books. Mr. Krevetski's classes realize that better reading com- prehension helps make their other classes more interest- ing. lm In iunior shop many things can be made from a block of wood. Self-expression is one of the many valuable phases of art. These students are being schooled in the basics of math- ematics. Linda patiently waits for Carl's opinion on the color day Sothat'stI'1e purpose ofa grand piano lid! showcase. How was the late show, Greg? Ticket sales are a good indication of team support Z. 1 X . fmwanw M125 CLASSES EDITOR-Joyce Mishler. STAFF-David C. Keim, Betty Lehman, Mary Mastovich, Debbie Blough, Terry Hostetler, and Joyce Good. -Alf '15 ACTIVITIES EDITOR-Suzanne Stewart. STAFF- Joanne Yvanek, Terry Spiker, Sherwood Jones, Sharon Ellingsworth, Monica Kardell, Susan Blu- cas, and Suzi Lehman. SPORTS EDITORADavid D. Keim. STAFF -Pat Klimek, Mike Jury, and Barry Weir. 80 ADVISORS-Mrs. Statler, Mr. Kososki, and Miss Will. CONNUMACH BUSINESS STAFF-ROW ONE: Sharon Murray, Sandra Hainsey, Sudie Shaffer, Sharon Bentz, JoAnn Smakula,:Carol Coyle, Dawn Parkinson, Kathy Testa, Linda Kornprobst, Elaine Thomas, ROW TWO: Judy Thomas, Cheryl Lohr, Linadale Mostoller, Barbara Maurer, Susan Borelle, Ste- phanie Huber, Bert Domineck, Robert Magdeli- nic, Ed Marcinko, Dave Tresnicky, Barbara Hamilton, Charlotte Hoffman, Pot Sally, Jeanne Jackson, Betsy Kelly, Diane Jodon, Mary K. Marcinko, John Shaffer, Anna Gisbrecht. BUSINESS MANAGERS-Rita Leput and Laura Krupa DEPARTMENTS EDITOR-Barbara Way. STAFF- Karen Mason, Dave Nicholson, Kay If'ft, Carl Phillips, and Janet Brougher. ASSISTANT EDITOR-Phillip Swank. EDlTOR-lN- CHIEF-Terry Stevens. STAFF We, the staff of the l966 CONNUMACH, would like to take this opportunity to express our appreciation to all those who have cooperated with us in helping to make this yearbook a success. COPY EDITORS-Sallie Faust and Nanciann Lech. STAFF-Kitty Davidhizar and Debbie Miltenberger. ART EDITOR-Carol Weaver. STAFF- Nancy Rowland, Jaylyn Villa, LaRue Telenko, and George Sietz. TYPING EDlTOR-Sally Williamson. STAFF-John Shaffer, Dawn Parkinson, Pal Sally, Judy Thomas, Jeanne Jackson, and Linda Kornprabst. CONTOWNIAN STAFF 82 NEWS EDITOR-Debbie Blough. STAFF-JaneiBrougher, Mary Keniula, Susan Stahl, Janice Brougher, and Ellen Blough. if ADVISOR-Mr. Paxion TYPING EDITOR-Sharon Benrz. STAFF-Sandra Hain- sey, Elaine Huska, Pai Gillin, Rita Lepul, Louise Price, Susan Dill, Shelva Blough, and Stephanie Huber. Qu ,fs T FEATURE EDITOR-Carol Weaver. STAFF-Nanciunn Lech. CARTOONISTS-Fred Slonko ond Nancy Row- land. CIRCULATION-Karen Wrighi. HISTORIAN- Donna Stephenson. Wan. . .- EDITOR-IN-CHIEF-Sudie Shaffer SPORTS EDITOR-John Smcilo. STAFF-Bob Blough, Poi Klimek, Fred Slonku, Curl Phillips, and Dennis Kniss. 'It' F-93'- , . COLUMNISTS-Amy Shciulis and Jcnei Brougher, if .UU , fu.,- SENIOR MEMBERS FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Open House and CadetTeacl1ing Day are among the many con- structive proiects undertaken by the FTA. President, Sharon Ellings- worth, Vice-President, Raymond Fuller, Secretary, Terrie O'Con- nor, Treasurer, Sallie Faust, His- torian, Ellen Blough, and Advisor, Mrs. Blough. JUNIOR MEMBERS 4 - A SOPHOMORE MEMBERS KEY CLUB NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY High standards of scholarship, service, leadership, and character are necessary to become a member of the National Honor Society. President,Terry Stevens, Vice- President, Phillip Swank, Secretary, Amy Shaulis, Treasurer, Joyce Mishlerg Historian, Cynthia Wingardp Advisor, Mrs. Wonder. We Horner, Advisor, Mr Volk. FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA The FNA was formed to bring together high school stu- dents interested in careers of nursing and health. To gain a better idea of the field of nursing, these girls donate much of their spare time working in the health room. President, Mary Mastovichg Vice-President, Jean Stankan, Secretary, Sarah Keimg Treasurer, Mary Ann Mil- linder, Historian, Joyce Good, Advisors, Miss Haas, R.N. and Mrs. Thomas, R.N. ln recognition of outstand ing services rendered to our school and commun ity, the Conemaugh Township High School Key Club received the October Key Club ofthe Month Award. President David D. KeimgVice-Pres ident, William lntihar Secretary, Edward Sch midt, Treasurer, David P. A. SYSTEM Every morning Phil Swank does his best to inform the students of the day's events. SCHOOL BANK Under Mr. Beckley's supervision, Sandra Hainsey and Sharon Bentz have much responsibility in running the school bank. STUDENT SECRETARIES .--7- The Student Secretaries' Club aids these students in the development of ini- tiative, responsibility, and planned working time-qualities necessary for success in the commercial field. President, Rita Leput, Vice-President, Betsy Kelly, Secretary, Stephanie Huber, Treasurer, Dave Tresnicky, Recorder, San- dra Hainseyg Advisor, Mrs. Statler, VARSITY CLUB E. The Varsity Club is composed of those boys who have earned a letter in den Thomas, Secretory, Von Shroyerg Treasurer, Chauncey May, Historian, one or more areas of athletics. President, John Smaila, Vice-President, Roy- Joe Rischg Sergeant-at-Arms, Pat Klirnelcg Advisors, all head coaches. J ETS ff, l The JETS Club was organized to promote interest and knowledge of en- Swank, Secretary, Debbie Bloughg Treasurer, Suzanne Stewart, Advisor, Mr. gineering and technology. President, Terry Stevens, Vice-President, Phillip Gibson, 87 ART CLUB Members of the Art Club spend many hours designing the posters, program ver, Vice-President, George Stetzg Secretary LaRue Telenko, Treasurer, Nancy covers, and displays used for various school functions. President, Carol Wea- Rowland, Advisor, Mr. Kososki, LE CERCLE FRANCAIS LeCercleFrancaisstrivestodevelop a wider understanding ofthe French language, customs, country, and people. Co-Presidents, Janet Brougher and Joyce Good, Vice- President, Greg Stock, Secretary- Treasurer, Pat Miller, Historian, Fred Slonkag Advisor, Mrs. McFeaters. SENIOR HIGH FUTURE HOMEMAKERS By emphasizing the importance ot worthy home membership, the FHA fos- Shaffer, Treasurer, Bonnie Saylorg Historian, Harriet Wagner, Advisor Mrs ters development of creative leadership in home and community life. Presi- Good, dent, Carol Mangesg Vice-President, Thelmarae Cable, Secretary, Linda 88 QQQ GYMNASTICS CLUB Members of the gymnastics club work hard to develop coordination, timing, speed, endurance, and agility. Pres- ident, Dixie Strayer, Vice-President, Linda Berkeyg Secre- tory, Linda Kaufman, Treasurer, Donna Orosz, Advisor, Mrs. lckes. PROJECTION STAGE CREW CLUB Our .industrious stage crew willingly give their time to help The boys of the proiection club help Mr. Eash distribute the make every stage production o success. audio-visual equipment to the teachers who request it. PHYSICAL FITNESS TOP-TENNERS This honorary club was formed to give recognition to those girls who have worked hard to excel in the Ameri- can Associalion for Health, Physical Education, and Re- crealion's physical fitness testing program. The group in- cludes approximately fifty girls. SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL 5ave'the ChiIdren's clothing campaign and the Cookies for Viet Nam drive were lust a few of the proiects sponsored by this year's senior high student council SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL OF- FICERS-President, Joe Zambottig Vice- President, Carl Phillips, Secretory, Pat Bienasz,Assistant Secretary, Joyce Goodg Treasurer, Sophia Moscag Assistant Trea- surer, Sallie Foustg Advisor, Mr. Shaffer. JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL 1' , ' , , A The junior high student council gives the students a better understanding tant Secretory, Jeanne Oroszg Treasurer, Bill Shank, Assistant Treasurer of democratic principles and an opportunity to serve the school. President, Helen Sala, Advisor, Mr, Eash. Tom Nestorg Vice-President, Frank Haines, Secretary, Allen Mariang Assis- 90 As members of the Future Farmers of America, these boys learn of the newest developments in the field of agriculture. President, Don Shreffler, Vice-President, Roy Holsopple, Secretary, David Wingard, Treasurer, Ray Hol- 5, .., K The Junior High Future Homemakers of America gives eighth and ninth grade girls an opportunity to further their interest in home economics. President, sopple, Reporter, Wayne Leventry, Sentinel, Edward Patosky, Advisor, Mr. Ifft. f'N. I l A 'M J li!! Kathy Panasci, Vice-President, Cheryl Kaufman, Secretary, Marcia Lambert, Treasurer, Mary Helen Kapitan, Advisor, Mrs. Hargreaves. The Coin Club helps to acquaint interested seventh graders with the iden- tilication, minting, variety, and grading of coins. President, Tim Thomas, Vice-President, Barry Reynolds, Secretary, Virginia Miller, Treasurer, Rodney Jarvis, Advisor, Mr. Sworney. 91 1 I 1 VOCAL MUSIC All of the vocal music activities are under the direction of Miss Shaffer. The choir spends long hours in preparing sacred music to be presented to the students and the public. This year forthe first time the choir was in- 94 t X ti w X, vited to sing inthe Christmas program at Johnstown Central Park. 3 s These senior members have made a large conlribulion to the success of lhe choir. The choir alternates must always be prepared lo replace any regular members who are absenl. 95 I r r I -. 1, 5 so Each year the senior high chorus participates in the Spring Concert and the County Festival. SENIOR l'llGl'l ACCOMPAMSTS-B0VlJGfU WGY. Joyce Misher, Joseph Zum- JUNIOR HIGH ACCOMPANISTS-Beth Good, Jody Reichelt, Christine Custer botti, and Deborah Blough, and Jacqueline Barber. ,5,s+.wgo,fmmr QVWA Through hard work the iunior high chorus is able to give a fine performance at the Spring Concert. 97 S 'Z'i'if ' f 'is efwfwhvs ,AQQJSWRQ is ,.,L,r Jai Ti u r 5 3 , s . . The iunior high . wk ' 0 it 1 w 5 1 --Q X Q 5 S 3 is .ic JUNIOR HlGH TRIO-Kathy Donitzen, Marcia Lambert, and Helen Sala. girls' ensemble gives the more talented girls I a chance to develop their musical skills. SEVENTH GRADE GIRLS TRIO-Judy Weismiller, Beth Good, Judy Gotwald Accompanist, Lou Ann Gindlesperger. Newly formed this year, the junior high boys' 98 ensemble gives these boys a chance to sing in public. INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC SENIOR MAIORETTE-Susan Blum. sEN1oR MAJOREUE-Lunue talent..-, Mr. Saloy is the director of all of the instrumental activities ot the launching pad. SENIOR MAIORETTE-Donna Monteith. SENIOR MAIORETIE-Joylyn Villa. F I 1 u I L r I COOKIES FOR VIET NAM 6' 011115 'f YIUIYIM This yeor the senior high student council conducted o cookie student response prompted mony letters of thanks from the drive for the servicemen in Viet Nom. The overwhelming men who received the cookies, HOMECOMING QUEEN A crown and roses, symbols of royalty, ore given to Betsy Kelly, dent president, mokes the presentation while Jeon Sherbine, 1965-1966 Homecoming Queen. Joe Zombotti, senior high stu- 1964-1965 Homecoming Queen, watches, Our senior high marching band is one of the largest bands in the county. direction, their labor makes half-timea well remembered event But size isn't everything, and hard work counts, too. Under Mr. Salay's BAND F we 12,-,.. I The concert band practices diligently all year to present concert and other events. 102 in 1. , w O wr The block and red uniforms, the formations and the crisp music are familiar sights and sounds to the students ot Conemough Township and the res: dents of Dcvidsvilie. With c whirl of botons and u brisk march, these moiorettes lead the senior high bond. V. A W w 7'-v The orchestra gives students an opportunity to become acquainted with both classical and popular music. ,N The participation of the assembly band during pep rallies adds to the enthusiasm of the students. Junior high band gives these students the experience of playing in a group while becoming better musicians individually JUNIOR HIGH TRUMPET QUARTET-Don Cotchen, Larry Beatty, Wayne Ber- key, and Brad Steffey. I I JUNIOR HIGH TROMBONE TRIO-Keith Smith, Richard Helsel, and Robert Rouser. JUNIOR HIGH SAX TRIO-Shirley Knavel, Donna Sleek, and Susan Salay JUNIOR HIGH CLARINET ENSEMBLE-ROW ONE: Celeste Kososki, Connie Moss, Kathleen Gearheart, Carol Rowland. ROW TWO: Jean Stevens, Jac- queline Reckner, Anne KeIly, Debbie Reese. IO7 JUST DUCKY Wilbur always was hard to wake up! Aunt Mary's alarm is apparent when Wilbur introduces her to his pet snake and worm. Wilbur is pleasantly surprised to learn that his father and Hercules are sure to make his play a success. T08 lt's about time for Betty Lou's walk to the zoo, and Wilbur looks as it he should be there. CAST-ROW ONE: Ed Schimdl, Prompter, Terry Stevens, Wilbur Maxwell, Joanne Yvanek, Betty Lau Maxwell, Phil Swank, Mr. Maxwell, Pan Mc- Featers, Mrs. Maxwell, Kay lflt, Bernadine Smith, Dave C. Keim, Hercules Nelson. ROW TWO, Joyce Good, Prompter, Sally Williamson, Prompter, Sharon Ellingswarth, Connie Maxwell, Terry Hostetler, Craig Moore, Suz- anne Stewart, Miss Blaine, Sophia Mosca, Aunt Mary, Joe Zambotti, Mr. Moore, Mike Jury, Mr. Marshall, Mrs. May, Director. The Junior Class presented Just Ducky,' a three-act comedy, on April 23, l965. The Maxwell family is plunged into chaos as the result of Betty Lou's letter, a practical ioke sent to the local lonely hearts' column. How- ever, the letter backfires and creates additional misunderstandings that heighten the confusion at the Maxwell household. OLD - FASHIONED CHRISTMAS Standing around the Christmas tree, these sophomores seem to be thinking that the hours spent in decorating were worthwhile. Seniors find the refreshment table a pleasant interlude from the dancing. The crowded dance floor indicates the success of an old-fashioned Christmas dance. Both socializing and dancing are enjoyed by the faculty and school board members. ,MDW The excellent music of the Trylons combined with the sophomores' hard work made the I965 Christmas dance a success. l09 THE ENCHANTED FOREST Green Gables was chosen as the site of the i965 .Junior-Senior Prom, the tirst ever to be held away from the school. With their dates, our class president, John Srnoila, The beautiful Tuscany Room provided a pleasant and vice-president, Jirn Sleek, enioy the results of atmosphere forconversotion. their efforts. The members of the faculty seem to find pleasure in their roles as chaperones. , SWNUMNHW f H 3.1. fx FOOTBALL It looks as if John is being educated in the school of hard knocks. Oh well, John, take o break, you deserve one. WeIl, we may be able to use the double-wing formation in a situation like that It sure is easier to make 0 touchdown with two footballs and only Chauncey to stop us. ll2 I' I ? VARSITY 3 ROW ONE: P. Slelz, W. Bodzialr, A, Seganos, R. Simchok, D. Christie, R. Jodon. ROW THREE: Manager J. Primavera, F. Vilko, R. Govier, W, Shank Telenko, R. Miller, M, Phillips, D. Thomas, W, Reckner, L. Seesholiz, W. Ho- R. Blough, T. Kuharchek, C. Trexel, P. Klimek, R. Thomas, W. lntihar, D ward. ROW TWO: R. Snyder, G. Singer, J. Shawley, D. Horner, B. Blank, Nesior, D. Williamson, R. Fuller, R. Mishler. J. Telenko, D. Roseman, D. Fuller, C. May, W. King, J. Risch, C. King, D. These bays really support Coach Badaczewski. ll4 JUNIOR HIGH Under the direction of Coach Kogut, the freshman team compiled a 3-3 record and is now eagerly awaiting next season when it will become part of the varsity. With the trademark of a hard game still on them, Coach Gehosky's eighth-grade gridders completed the season with a 3-5 slate. Coach Volk's supervision and an undefeated season started these seventh graders off to a bright football career ll5 KI 1.1 HALFBACK-Barry Blank HALFBAC K-Bill King END-Jim Telenko SENIORS i m ll N FULLBACK-Joe Risch 1 Q TACKLE-Pot Klimek, Captain ns ul In nv m an 1 CENTER-Dove Fuller GUARD-Chauncey May ABSENT HALFBACK-John Smailo END-Von 5h'0Ye' GUARD-Bob Gower I 1 1 w BASKETBALL VARSITY SQUAD-L Ri5Cl1. H- l3UfliEll. P- Klimek. D- P0l Th D- J0Cl0 '. D- Christie, D, Williamson, E. Schmidt, S. Cable, M. Phillips, T. Kuhcrchek, J. Qusfertg Rodhe, ABSENT-J. Lompel. COACH-Mr. Maier. l , , 5 Q 2 3' fi SENIOR-John Lumpel SENIOR-Pal Klimelc H8 I n 1 N 1 BOSWELL Q Wiz sax K6 ' John has it, and it looks os if he intends to keep if , 9 4 1' 4 Qi? Y V if Higher, Moose! N lt's mine! Surrounded by Bears, Joe shoots. i 1 4 WRESTLING VARSITY TEAM-J. Shaffer, D. Thomas, J. Telenko, R. Reckner, D. Fuller, R, Thomas, W, Reckner, E. Marcinko, F, Besyk, D, Tresnicky, D, Lampei, R, Lehman, G. Pellotiro. COACH-Mr. Gehosky. SENIOR- Don Lampel, Captain SENIOR-John Shaffer, Captain, Undefeafed 2 -1 pw w--wmv 'rffsnf ply' 4 Jfggg' 5,15 Ogg.. M . ..- .J-V TEAM-ROW ONE: L. Seesholtz, G. Thomas, P. Wiund, K. Stahl, D, Constable, P. Gindlesperger. ROW TWO. L. Shroyer, T. Moss, G. Shuulis, R, Angelo, J. Mostillo, D. Roddy, A, Segonos, Coach Gehosky. Off. . T - fwwinm . x- ,' Q JL H625 -, .1 'Y x?x f SENlORf Fronk Besyk SENIOR- Jim Telenko 123 WRESTLERS SENIOR-Dove Fuller SENIOR-Dove Tres Ap SENIOR-Ed Ma rcinko SENIOR-Bert Domineck wir STEPHEN J. 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BENSCREEK BERKEY'S DRUG STORE Meats - Grocer Johnstown, P I ' B H P In the shopping center I I Jerome' po GERALD BLANK'S R.C. BLOOM HARDWARE BLOOM'S PHARMACY INC. BOSWELL DRUG STORE BARBER SHOP All Hardware Supplies 245l Bedford St. Main Street Hollsopple, Pa. ' Open IO ml 8 daily Phone Davidsville A79-A825 Johnstown, Po. Boswell, Pa. BRUNO'S APPLIANCE Norge Laundry-Dry Cleaning Hollsopple, Pa. CARDEN'S FLORIST 5l8 Coleman Ave. Johnstown, Pa. Tel. 535-4552 BRUNO'S STORE General Merchandise Hollsopple, Pa. Compliments CHARLEY'S CRYSTAL VILLA Tire Hill, Pa. Don't Goof-Go Gulf BUD'S DAVIDSVILLE GULF SERVICE Dclvidsville. Pa CAMBRIA HOME BAKERY INC. Johnstown, Pa. CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK IN WINDBER Richland Office COCA COLA lOl 7-23 Franklin St. Johnstown, Pa. DANIELLI'S DUNLO TRANSFER EMERICK'S AMOCO SERVICE DE Rows STORE OF FASHION Heavy Hauling SERVICE STATION inspection-Towing RD, No. 3, Benscreek, Pa. Route 6Ol, Jerome, Pa. FRANK'S ECONOMY 'MARKET Meats and Groceries Hollsopple, Pa. 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PICKIN'- HI NIESSNERS PANASCI'S STORE Sr Menoher Hi 61 Eyxfxhe g w FLOWERS BARBER SHOP Crossroads PRoNEs1l Jewsusrzs J P Fine Chicken 8. Seafood and Boswell. P0- 'lollnslown' Pa' emma' O' ALWAYS those big, big, hamburgers SCHONBERGS SHETLER MEMORIALS SOMERSET BOOK STORE STEM W DEPARTMENT STORE Along Davidsville Pike School and Office Supplies 969 Ffdnllllfl 5?- Boswell, Pa. Lasting Memorials Somelsel' Po' Jolmslown' Pc' srewzmrs suNoco senvrcs Happy cooking UNHED JEWELERS Compliments Headquarters for High School 312 North Main Johnstown TOLLGATE INN Rings Davidsville, Pa. SU BURBAN GAS CO. Johnstown, Pa. W,W,B,R,-RADl0 WAYSIDE FURNITURE Complimems of WLLAGE BAKERY Your Good Music Station Nationally Advertised -I-HE WHITE STAR HOTEL Dcvidsville. PU- l35O-KC Furniture and Carpet windham Penne Dcvidsvme' Por Jennerstown, Pa. e HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS Y.M'C-A- zlMMsRMANs DAIRY DINE -K ECONOMY MARKET Johnstown, Pa. 3 ' 18 Davidsville, Pa. .1--1-, ., J ' CLASS OF, 1966 f V22 3 , C js 3 HV go. X vi, v S 6 r-- lg d ' ig tj -yi l A 4 1 g J 1 -53 3 j y 3 J? 36 . 3U3l3s+1 2. J G2 6 Of... A ' 5 3 Q, g J A I - . A J ll . U C J' J I l --M Al s Tire Service 6 Mr. 8. Mrs. Andy Marclnko QW- gglorense Huff L43 L! J. Mr. 8. Mrs. Fred Bentzg 2 3 Mr. 81 Mrs. Alvin Marshall R, Qlw,-les Kornprobst Jr-. Mr. 81 Mrs. Charles Coyle lg Mr. 8. Mrs. Chauncey May of E iM,. Joseph Marci,-,ko , Mr. 8- Mrs. Dwight Foustf Mr. 8. Mrs. Harry E. McClain i Miss Sum Moses . QV' Mr. 8. Mrs. James Fye ' Mr. 8. Mrs. Harry J. Miller ij-lfhomas Smokulo ' .5 Mr. 8- Mrs. Frank Hody 5 Mr. 8. Mrs. A. Nardecchia ,QQ Mrs. Ann Sfefqnik . fc Q9 Mr. 81 Mrs. George C. Jodon J F 6 Mr. 8. Mrs. Earl Sleek Mr. John N, Thomas . n u I u KL Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert R. Kelly 1 FTifevilrlifnpgllfrlgjjllnlijnelll Soclely Mrs. Nellie Thomas af I Mr. 8. Mrs. John Krupa ' l! .ML 3: Mrs. JOl'1r1 5mGliUl0 Janice Yuhas V Mr. 8. Mrs. Peter Kuharchek Mr. 8. Mrs. John Sietz Mrs. Mary Zabo Mr. 8. Mrs. Paul Manges ,lj Mr- 31 Mrs. Pius A. Will Mrs. Mary Zaklukiewicz l27. eff ? b52 55 EETEESZWW f'V2 Jj'WW1 X52 Ffffz W WWW vw F 2? W tPi3?'i 'f? W W W N fig? 2 T551 fig fff' 5 A4990 'ZW W' A-sw 331 Qi 5 3 '-214 ,1 g?fbX QMW X 1 5555 5 if A uNWy6wM x .gd 'H Q ES fs9W55f5QfM 1 QW my wwkf1f 525553 Sbviwwmw ak gh if wi-fm 5ffZ2,5f3M Q' M A Q, Mff KW 4 if cQ'?g50 9 F ' 45 . .2 CLASS OF 1966 1-31424 f.fa-11'-,fr-rv . f if ,..., - ,, r I gk, The clasp of hands and the presentation of diplomas send the l6O members of the Class of l966 to meet the challenges that await them. The Commencement address, Raw Materials of Life, was delivered by Dr. D. Willard Zahn on May 3l. Diplomas were presented by Dr. Telford B. Blough and Mr. Donald W. Drenner. ,ww . , W,-fa A Q x :vu liigg ,K-Fi-.::5xQiA ,K . V . . ,L .... . ,NNN i Q 1 ulf3H :aQf ' , A - ' . gif r . --'js,rgsSef.Mi'-'. 'f'5x r - . , . r v 1 it - Q,-4 A .J ' 1 These pleased seniors admire the end product of twelve years of hard work. STUDENT SPEAKERS MAY 31 1966 i W V i Terry Stevens spoke of the five per cent of the graduating class who wiil enter the military services. The forty-five per cent of the class who will further their education was The various occupations of the remaining fifty'five per cent were discussed Deborah Blough's topic of discussion. by Sallie Foust. --.., -----..,,, SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: John Smuilu, presidentg Bill King, vice-presidentg Mory K. Mar- cinko, treasurer. ABSENT: Stephanie Huber, secretory. Betty Lehman and Keith Dick were among the studenii who received recognition at the Awards Assembly, Moy 20 JANUARY THAW I ,A rsssa , , Mr. Gage, a volunteer fireman, recounts his heroic rescue of a cow trapped in a flaming barn. SW An evening conversation with Uncle Walter brings the lang-absent Rock- woods up to date onthe community news. January Thaw, a three-act comedy, was presented by the senior class on December 2, l965. The Gage family is plunged into turmoil when the Rockwood family, thought deceased, returns to claim the Gage home. Bar- bara Gage's alleged elopement with Matt Rockwood brings matters to a climax which creates a surprise ending. CAST-ROW ONE, Arnold Crislip, Stage crew, Ed Schmidt, Mr. Lumas, Terry Hostetler, Matt Rockwood, Kay Ifft, Sarah Gage, Pam McFeaters, Paula Gage, Mike Jury, Uncle Walter. ROW TWO: Ann Cates, Make-up, David Nicholson, Properties, Suzi Lehman, Properties, David C. Keim, Jonathan Rockwood, 4 Sophia Mosca, Mathilda Rockwood, Phil Swank, Herbert Gage, Joanne Yvanek, Marge Gage, Joyce Mishler, Frieda, Sharon Ellingsworth, Barbara Gage, Joe Zambotti, George Husted. ROW THREE: David D. Keim, Stage manager, Susan Blucas, Make-up, Suzanne Stewart, Properties, Kitty David- hizar, Prompter, Joan McKowan, Make-up, Pat Bienasz, Properties, Terry Spiker, Properties, Carol Weaver, Set decorator, John Smaila, Stage crew, Nancy Rowland, Set decorator, Amy Shaulis, Student director, Barbara Woy, Prompter, Regena Thomas, Make-up, Carl Phillips, Mr. Carson, Mrs. Famariss, Director. ABSENT, Donald Greig, Constable, Cheryl Lohr, Properties, Richard Holsopple, Stage crew, Nanciann Lech, Setdecorator, MY FUNNY VALENTINE Senior class president, John Smalia, crowns Sophia Mosca, Valentine queen, as iunior princess, Linda Kaufman, and sophomore princess, Sue Stutzman look on. Soft music and dimmed lights create a romantic atmosphere for the Valen- tine dance. Hawes ini NE55 mu I5 H5 it fe-, ff' X X K riilffl f .,. . L..l. - Q ' ' ,tak r ' viz, ,l N l T F l l Even Charlie Brown wore a smile, indicating the success of the evening. TROPICAL Light conversation between dances enhances the evening and increases the enioyment of all The Clubmen provided excellent music for the successful I966 prom. Quiet dancing gives everyone a chance to capture the romantic mood of the evening. MOONLIGHT 5 gf.- ,lunior class deans, Mr. Fuller and Mrs. McFeaters, and class president, Dennis Williamson, put forth much effort to make the dance successful E rl x gy u 4 I 'Q L W s, - YL Vlvh it J if 4 0 K K . fzl Arriving at Green Gables, many couples look forward to a pleasant evening. sifs li if awww-'3'+r an R xv:- WP The Junior'Senior Prom was held in the beautiful Tuscany Room on Moy IA, l966. i i I 1'3 gf ff, 2 L . A I ' Q i-N I . , ' . X 'V 9 sf ' f 139 in Y 1 . X .mf ll o . . the . f Kills' +L- F' A .' ' - . ' ' I - 1. X 'E l Q --S., , f -N . , The senior members of the baseball team will miss the arduous practices 'l' L vm? , -FW i ' L it . 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