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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1972 volume:

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SSE 3 Our hardworking Senior class officers: Qfrom leftj President, Bill Lease: Secretary, Mary Bickleyg Vice-President, Dick Kimmelg Treasurer, Pat Kapitan. CLASS OF ,72 The Class of '72 has been known to do the unexpected. Take, for instance, the magazine campaign in ninth grade. Although nobody came right out and said what was expected of us, we sure surprised everyone when we came out 33,000 short of our goal. We regained some of our status when the Christmas dance was over. Most Christmas dances have been known to lose money, and ours was no different except we didn't lose much. Then came our Junior year and our great Junior Class Play. NHeadin' for the Hills broke all records! We had the play two nights with a dance following the Saturday evening performance. We cleared S1400 altogether. Not bad, huh? Two months after the Play was the Prom. Because of the play, we were well off financially, so no one had to pay to get into the Prom. During our Senior year, our major project was the Senior Class Play. Web of Murder proved to be one of the funniest dramas Township has ever put on and, needless to say, it, too, was a success. Even though they said it couldnlt be done, we did it and we're proud of it. 2 ww 5' za 261 .k' 'Qp. ww Margaret Lynn Agnello MARGY Patricia Joy Allison TRISHY Private Secretary, Business Business College, Secretarial Education,StudentSecretaries. Work, Business Education, Louise Kay Alwine WEAZE Hospital Work, Home Economics, Art Club, Chorus, FHA President, Pep Club. Kevin Balog KEV College, Academic, CONNUMACH Sports Staff, ECO Club, Intramurals, National Honor Society President, P.A. Announcer. Rodney P. Benson BEN Navy, Industrial Arts, Football. Student Secretaries. Catherine J. Ayres CATHY College, Business Education, Art Club, ECO Club, FHA, FTA, Pep Club. Karen Louise Baranik BUCK Secretary or School, Business Education, CONNUMACH Business Staff, Pep Club, Student Secretaries. R. Scott Berkley BURKE College, Academic, CONTOWNIAN Sports Staff, Golf, Intramurals, Varsity C Club. Mary Clair Bickley HARRY College, Academic, Choir, Chorus, FHA, Gymnastics Club, Le Cercle Francais, National Honor Society, Senior Class Play, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Class Secretary, Student Council, Varsity Cheering Co-Captain. Sherry J. Blough College, Academic, CONNUMACH Business Staff, FTA, Le Cercle Francais, Pep Club, Student Librarian. Dave Bruce BRUCE College, Academic, Football, Pep Club, Varsity C Club. Debra L. Cable GOOBER Work, Academic, Chorus, CONNUMACH Copy Staff, ECO Club, FHA, FNA, FTA, Girls' Intramurals, Junior Class Play, Pep Club, Presidential Fitness Club. env'-W' Douglas Blough DOUG General, Baseball, Intramurals Pep Club. Thomas Louis Borelle BO College, Academic, Football, Track, Varsity Club. Dan Burkett DIPPER Undecided, General. Ruth Ann Cable RUDY Nurses Training, Academic, CONNUMACH Assistant Editor, Choir, Chorus, FNA, Girls' Ensemble, Girls' Intra- murals, Gymnastics, Junior and Senior Class Play Properties Manager, Penn Traffic Teen Advisory Board, Pep Club, Senior Class Steering Committee, Varsity Cheering Co-Captain. Sharon Jeanne Carrico SHARON JEANNE Secretary, Business Education, CONNUMACH Business Staff, Junior Class Play, Pep Club, Senior Class Steering Committee, Student Council, Student Secretaries. Constance Anne Cotchen CONNIE Secretarial Work, Business Education, Chorus, CONNUMACH Typing Staff, CONTOWNIAN Typing Editor, I-'NA President, Junior Class Play, Pep Club, Senior Class Play Prompter, Student Secretaries' Secretary. Cindy Cowder Secretarial Work: Business Education, CONNUMACH Business Staff, Pep Club, Student Secretaries. Priscilla Daulizio ClL Elementary Teacher, Academic, All-County Band, Assembly Band, Band, Cl'. Jrus, CONNUMACH Business Stall, Junior Class Play, Le Cercle Francais, Orchestra, Pep Club. NN 'TTTIY 'ik T's lawf Robert Comiskey P.J. Armed Forces, Industrial Arts, Baseball, Basketball, Junior Class Play. Patti A. Coughenour PAT Nurses Training, Academic, All-County Band, Assembly Band, Band, Clarinet Ensemble, CONNUMACH Activities Staff, FNA Historian, FTA, Intramurals, Junior Class Play, Orchestra, Pep Club, Senior Presidential Club, String Trio, Woodwind Ensemble. Dennis Curo Work, General. Carolyn Noreen Davidhizar CAROL College, Academic, All-County Band, Assembly Band, Band, '7l-'72 Band Queen, Brass Ensemble, Choir, Chorus, CONNUMACH Copy Staff, District and Regional Orchestra, ECO Club, lntra' murals, Junior Class Play, National Honor Society, Orchestra, Pep Club, String Trio. -ii Rodney John Davis LONNIE Auto Body Mechanic: Vocational Agriculture, FFA, FFA Basketball. William M. Degory CUB Veterinary Medicine, Academic, Chess Club, Football trainer, National Honor Society, Pep Club, Track, Varsity C Club. Mary Ann Digon DIG Secretary: Business Education, CONNUMACH Business Staff, Junior Class Play, Pep Club, Student Secretaries. Jesse Eash Architectural Engineer, Academic, Chess Club, CONNUMACH Art Staff, FTA, Track. John Richard Dayoob TUCKER Collegeg Academic, CONNUMACH Sports Staff, Football, Junior and Senior Class Plays, Pep Club, Wrestling. Matthew William Delfert MATT Collegeg Academic, Chess Club, CONNUMACH Sports Staff, FTA, Intramurals. Donald Eash DON Army, General, FFA, Pep Club. Diane Lorraine Edmonson PEANUT Bookkeeper, Business Education, CONNUMACH Business Staff, Junior Class Play, Pep Club, Student Librarians, Student Secretaries. if .1- 9 X fl. 'i Qt ' Gary Lloyd Empfield GAR College, Service, Academic, Chess Club, FTA, French Club, Track. Dwynell K. Gindlesperger NELLIE Secretary, Business Education, Choir, Chorus, CONNUMACH Business Staff, Girls' Ensemble, Pep Club, Student Council, Student Secretaries. Dean Glessner LUTE Work, General, Assembly Band, Band, Trumpet Quartet. Larry Grandas BUZZY Work, General, Baseball, Intramurals, Varsity C Club. Sandra Jean Gillin GILLY Secretary, Business Education, CONNUMACH Business Staff, FHA, Majorettes, Pep Club. Jane D. Gindlesperger Secretary, Business Education, All-County Band, Assembly Band, Band, Chorus, CONNUMACH Business and Typing Staffs, CONTOWNIAN Typing Staff, Pep Club. Maryann Michelle Golden GOLDIE X-Ray Technician, Academic, CONNUMACH Art Editor, CONTOWNIAN Cartoon Editor, National Honor Society, Pep Club. Cynthia A, Green CINDY Bookkeeper, Business Education, CONNUMACH Business Staff. David G. Gress DAVE College-PreMedg Academic, CONNUMACH Sports Staff, Football, Le Cercle Francais, Pep Club, Student Council Vice-President, Varsity C Club, Wrestling. Leonard Leroy Harker LENNY X'-:::f -it State Police, Academic, fe I Baseball, Basketball, Football, Pep Club, Varsity C Club. Kathleen M. Harnett KATHY Work, then Marriage, Academic, CONNUMACH Classes Editor, FTA, Junior and Senior Class Play, Presidential Club, Student Librarians. Owen R. Hofecker, Jr. OWIE UPJ School of Engineering, Academic, Chess Club, CONNUMACH Sports Editor, Drafting Club, Football, Le Cercle Francais President, Varsity C Club. ann-QQKY' Dennis Hall DEN Service--Army, General Dennis Burton Harman DENNY Collegeg Academic, Assembly Band, Band, Brass Ensemble, Chess Club, CONNUMACH Sports Staff, Cross Country, FTA, Junior Class Play, Le Cercle Francais, Pep Club, Track, Trumpet Quartet, Wrestling, Jeanne M. Hersh College, Academic, CONN U MACH Classes Staff, CONTOWNIAN Feature Staff, FNA, FTA Secretary, National Honor Society, Pep Club, Somerset County Science Seminar Alternate. Cynthia T. Honkus CINDY College: Academic, Chorus, CONNUMACH Classes Staff, FHA, FTA President, National Honor Society, Pep Club. Kathleen Horvath KUSH Practical Nursing: Business Education, Assembly Band, Band, CONNUMACH Business Staff, FHA, FNA, Orchestra, Pep Club, Student Librarians. Edward Jackson ED Work, General. Patricia Ann Kapitan PAT X-Ray Technician: Academic, Art Club, Class of '72 Treasurer, Chorus, CONNUMACH Art Staff, FNA, lntramurals, Majorettes, Penn Traffic Teen Advisory Board, Pep Club, Student Council. Jack Keim Work, General. --ref, -41:53 Danny Glen Hostetler DAN College or Navy, Academic, Assembly Band, Band, Choir, Chorus. Charlotte Jones CHARLIE Secretarial Work, Business Education, All-County Band, Band, Choir, Chorus, CONNUMACH Typing and Business Staffs. Junior Class Play Prompter, Pep Club, Student Secretaries. Connie Diane Kauffman CON Marriage, Business Education, CONTOWNIAN Typing Staff, Senior Class Steering Committee, Student Secretaries. Paul Keim Moody Bible Institute, Academic, All-County Band, All-County Chorus, Assembly Band, Band Vice-President, Brass Ensemble, Choir President, Chorus, CONNUMACH Departments Editor, District Band, Intra- murals, Mixed Ensemble, Orchestra, Trombone Trio. Qin ff-ws-1. 'wr Linda Kelly LYNN Airline Travel Agent, Vocational Homemaking, CONNUMACH Staff, FHA, Student Librarians. Richard Kimmel, ll DICK College, Dental School, Academic, Art Club, Class of '72 Vice-President, CONNUMACH Copy Staff, Football, Gymnastics Club, Pep Club President, Student Council, Track, Varsity C Club. David Walter Koba DAVE College, Academic, Baseball, Chess Club, Football, FTA, Gymnastics Club, Intramurals, Junior Class Play, Pep Club, Student Council, Track Varsity C Club, Wrestling. Q Damian F. Kordell College, Academic, Chess Club, CONNUMACH Classes Staff, El Club Espanol, Intra- murals, National Honor Society. John D. Kendera Undecided, Academic, Chess Club, Junior and Senior Class Plays, Wrestling. Pamela Renee Kniss PAM Secretarial Work, Business Education, All-County Band, Assembly Band, Band, Brass Ensemble, Chorus, CONNUIVIACH Copy Staff, Junior and Senior Class Play Prompter, National Honor Society Treasurer, Orchestra, School Bank, Student Secretaries. Jeffrey Thomas Kohler JEFF College, Academic, Football, Gymnastics Club, Intramurals, Junior Class Play, Pep Club, Senior Class Steering Committee, Track, Varsity C Club Secretary, Wrestling. Joyce Kuzma KUZMATA Secretarial Work, Business Education, Assembly Band, Band, CONNUMACH Business Staff, Orchestra, Pep Club, Student Librarians, Student Secretaries. Sandra Lambert SANDY Work, Business Education, CONNUMACH Business Staff, FHA, Student Secretaries. Lillian Lehman Undecidedg Homemaking, CONNUMACH Activities Staff, CONTOWNIAN News Staff, FHA, Pep Club, Student Librarians. W. Mark Livingston MARK Hair Stylistg General, Track, Wrestling. Christine Lynn Maldet CHRIS Secretary, Business Education, B a n d , C h o r u s , CONNUMACH Business Staff, FHA, Intramurals, Pep Club, Student Secretaries. William Lease WILBUR Construction Work, Academic, Class of '72 President, Pep Club, Track. Larry Levadnuk TEX Cookg Industrial Arts. Alfred Logan WEEDSO Collegeg Academic, Chess Club, CONNUMACH Sports Staff, Football, Intramurals. Mike Maldet MICK Coal Minerg Industrial Arts. Eva Manges EVA Marriage, Academic, Class of '72 Homecoming Queen, CONNUMACH Business Staff, GHA. Carl Jean Massimo Business College, Business Education, CONNUMACH Business Staff Manager, CONTOWNIAN Typing Staff, Pep Club, Student Secretaries President. Janis Marie McClelland JAN Secretary, Business Education, CONNUMACH Business Staff Assistant Manager, CONTOWNIAN Typing Staff, Pep Club, Student Secretaries. Denise Gayle McDaniel DENNI Work in Washington, D.C.g Business Education, All- County Band, Assembly Band, Band, Brass Ensemble, Choir, Chorus, CONNUMACH Activities Staff, District Band, ECO Club, Girls' Ensemble, Girls' Trio, Intramurals, Junior Class Play, Orchestra, Pep Club, Student Secretaries Recorder. Mario Marisa Engineer, Academic, Chess Club, Intramurals, Junior Class Play, Pep Club, Track. Pamela Matse PAMEY Secretary, Business Education, Majorette, Pep Club, Student Secretaries Treasurer. Sharon E, McCloskey SHARON Altoona Hospital School of Nursing, Academic, Chorus, CONNUMACH Classes Staff, CONTOWNIAN Editor-in- Chief, El Club Espanol, FHA, FNA, National Honor Society Secretary, Pep Club Secretary. Daniel James Miller DAN College, Academic, Choir, Chorus, CONNUMACH Business Staff. Donna Miller Secretary, Business Education, FHA. Ross Miller BUTCH Truck Driverg Vocational Agriculture, FFA Treasurer. Edward M. Mishler BIG ED Work, Vocational Agriculture, FFA. Charles Edward Morgan SPEEDSTER Undecided, Vocational A y y NP? , Agriculture. E Irvin Miller SCURVY Work or Trade School, General. David E. Mishlcr DAVE Goshen College, Academic, All-County Band, Assembly Band. Band President, Basketball, Brass Ensemble, Choir Vice-President, Chorus, CONNUMACH Copy Staff, CONTOWNIAN Sports Editor, Cornet Quartet, Cross Country, ECO Club Vice- President. Junior and Senior Class Play, Mixed Ensemble, National Honor Society, Orchestra. P,A. Announcer, Pep Club, Somerset County Science Seminar, Track. Jo Ann Monteith JO l.B.M. Work: General, FHA, Intramurals, Pep Club. Pamela Jean Naugle PAM Secretary, Business Education, Choir Treasurer. Chorus, CONNUMACH Copy Editor. Girls' Ensemble, Junior and Senior Class Play Student Director, National Honor Society, School Bank, Student Secretaries Vice-President. V ,awo- 'W' Rick Nemeth NEMO Army or Technical School, General. James L. O'Connor OAK State Policeg Industrial Arts, Football, Intramurals, Pep Club. Thomas Jay Reckner TOM Work and Play Baseball, Academic, Baseball, Football, Pep Club, Student Council, Varsity C Club, Wrestling. Kathy A. Ringgold Attend Elizabethtown College, Academic, Assembly Band, Band, Choir, Chorus, Clarinet Ensemble, CONNUMACH Classes Staff, CONTOWNIAN Feature Editor, FTA, Intramurals, Junior and Senior Class Play, National Honor Society, Orchestra, Pep Club Vice- Presidcnt, Science Seminars, String Trio. Judith Ann Noble JUDIE Secretarial Work, Business Education, Chorus, CONNUMACH Business Staff, CONTOWNIAN Typing Staff, FHA, Pep Club, Student Secretaries. Larry D. Penner PORKER Navy, Vocational Agriculture. Lu Ann Reichelt LU School, Academic, Choir, Chorus, CONNUMACH Activities Editor, FTA, Girls' Ensemble, Gymnastics Club, Intramurals, Mixed Ensemble, Senior Class Steering Committee, Varsity Cheerleader. David A. Rose DAVE College, Academic, CONN UMACH Activities Stall, FTA. gf? f f 'lb 'Y' EQA We ,Q- Q445anggks3gbjwfifQia,gig:wwp , .. A AQ, a aa : , 1 , wg , .f In 'rj ' I szfww- t tl ' f, 55515 50121 , -J V -35, ,gay-,,,,z I g,,' .3 V .74 f ,J L ' I Maryanne Rudge Secretarial work, Business Education, Majorettes, Pep Club, Student Secretaries Samuel J. Rullo SAM Work, then schoolg Industrial Jerry D. Salley JER School-manager of White Cross Storeg General, Baseball, CONNUMACH Business Staff, Football, Intramurals, Junior Class Play, Pep Club, Senior Class Steering Committee Debby Saylor DEB College: Academic, Art Club, CONNUMACH Departments Staff, FHA, FNA, FTA, Stu- dent Librarians Arts, Intramurals Frederick J. Sambor FRED Collegeg Academic, Intra- murals, National Honor Society TrudySaylor Work, Academic, CONNUMACH Business Staff, FHA, Student Librarians John W. Schneider CHARLEY Service, Industrial Arts Samuel Robert Shields SAM Trade School, General, CONNUMACH Business Staff, Intramurals, Junior Class Play, Pep Club Karen Elaine Shoft' KAREN College, Business School, Academic, All-County Band, Assembly Band, Band, Choir, Chorus, CONNUMACH Business Staff, FHA, Girls' Ensemble, Junior and Senior Class Play, Mixed Ensemble, Orchestra, Pep Club, Senior High Trio David Smith DAVE College, Academic, Art Club, CONNUMACH Staff, Intra- murals, Student Council Richard D. Speicher RICH Industrial Arts Lester Stephenson LES College, Academic, Basketball wr 'ww wwf .pow WMV 'QF 'Maui 'fffflfffk Wann Joseph Simko JOE Industrial Frank Joseph Smith FRANK College, Academic, Track Hattie Flo Spory HATTIE Dental hygienist, Academic, Chorus, Concert Band, CONNUMACH Department Staff, Head Majorette, Junior and Senior Class Play, Orchestra, Pep Club Treasurer, Student Librarian Richard A. Stevens DICK Mechanic, Vocational Agriculture, FFA Basketball, FFA President David Stuver DAVE College-Pre-Med, Academic, Chess Club, CONNUMACH sports staff, Intramurals, Junior and Senior Class Play, Spanish Club, Track David E. Thomas DAVE College, Academic, Assembly Band, Band, Cross Country, Junior Class Play, Orchestra, Track Richard Wayne Thomas WAYNE College, Academic, Assembly Band, Band, Brass Ensemble, Chess Club, CONTOWNIAN sports staff, FTA, Orchestra, Trombone Trio Robert Valentine ROB Business College, Business Education, Art Club, Assembly Band, Band, CONNUMACH business staff, Orchestra, Pep Club Deborah Jane Telenko DEB Secretarial Work, Business Education, Assembly Band, Band, Choir, Chorus, Clarinet Ensemble, CONNUMACH Typing Editor, CONTOWNIAN Exchange Editor, Girls' Ensemble Orchestra, Pep Club, Student Secretaries David H. Thomas CHIP College, Academic, Cross Country Manager, FTA, Track Alan Tresnicky AL College, Academic, All-County Chorus, Assembly Band, Band, Band Secretary-Treasurer, Chess Club, Choir, Chorus, Cross Country, FTA, Intra- murals, Junior Class Play, Spanish Club, Track, Trumpet Quartet, Varsity C Club, Wrestling Debra K. Villa DEB Business School, Business Education, Chorus, CONNUMACH Editor-in- Chief, FHA, Junior and Senior Class Play Student Director, Le Cercle Francais, Pep Club Susan Jean Villa SUE Office Work or Business Collegeg Business Education, A. V. Club, CONNUMACH Business Staff, Intramurals, Pep Club, Student Secretaries William D. Weible BILL Collegeg Academic, FTA, Stage Crew, Track Bill Williams HACK Technical Schoolg General, Intramurals, Junior Class Play, Pep Club, Wrestling Marlene K. Yoder Practical Nurseg Academic, Assembly Band, Band, Choir, Chorus, Girls' Ensemble, Junior Class Play, Mixed Ensemble, Orchestra Rita Ann Walker DOLLY Nurse, Academic, CONNUMACH Business Staff, CONTGWNIAN News Editor, FNA, Le Cercle Fran- cais, National Honor Society, Pep Club, Student Council Secretary Donald Williams DON Coast Guard: Business Education, Track Becky Lou Williamson BEAM Airline School, Business Education, Choir, Chorus, Pep Club, Student Secretaries Lu Ann Zimmerman LU Secretaryg Chorus, CONNUMACH Business Staff, CONTOWNIAN Typing Staff, FHA, Pep Club, Student Secretaries IWWWW,-I-nf lf Don Denorcey HOWIE Work, Vocational Agriculture Alexandria Zupan ALLIE College-Teacher, Academic, CONNUMACH Business Staff, FTA Historian, Junior Class Play, Pep Club, Senior Steering Committee, Student Council Janet Berkebile College, Academic, Art Club, FHA, FTA, National Honor Society, Penn Traffic Teen Advisory Board Raymond Eugene Zwick, Jr. ZEWICKLY Engineer, Academic, All County Chorus, Choir, Chorus, CONNUMACH Business Staff, Football, Junior Class Play, Mixed Ensemble, Pep Club, Track, Varsity C Club PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE: Steve Richko Air Force, Industrial Arts, In- tramurals, Welding Tom Shaffer Christine Snyder TOM CHRIS Service: Vocational Physical Therapist Academic Agriculture, FFA CONNUMACH Departments A Look at Yesterda is ,,, T In Memory-Ellen Manges She is not dead-but gone away- While on the path of life she walked- She didn't die, but lives today While her memory lingers on, She went a different way, In hearts she left behind- And someday we'll be joined again She is not dead, but found the road- We see her in the things she loved By the eternal hand of God. To happiness always. ' ' She reigns within our minds. by Patti Coughenour Class Linda Adams 'R tg 1 Jeff Bruce N Q . x,. l Ag Junior Class Officers: Treasurer Janette Rullo, President Gary Gusmerotti, Vice-President Kevin Barrett, Secretary Marcia Owens. Q if g Kevin Barrett Frank Berchick Mary Bereschok John Butchko C Don Byer Carolyn Cable of '73 Gary Black Bonnie Blough Elroy Cable 'YN ,,,,. J iiii C B ' C 5 Q. t.ts, A J , W . at A lg. K 1, 8 7 - K- I 'Q' Rebecca Cable Sandra Cable Craig Carrico Jeff Chynoweth Leah Custer Merlin Cable 'liijig' ' 1 1-. Sm . .. ra sit Q::5,..i SER , : Qian J ff ,- Wifi I V- C-X Q ' Y Mark Cvrkel ,J ...may Cathy Danielli John Davidhizar Ronald Deist Christine Desort A Ronald Diamond A iii- i . 5 1 A Shirleen Eagh Jack Feathers Debbie Fortini Brad Fritch Debbie Gindlesperger Joseph Golden William Good Sharon Griffith Class , I 'L J R ' W ? ,7 ,iz as of 3 Cheryl Harman Debra Hillegass Kathy Hofecker Bonnie Donitzen . is el sas five + as M E Q-1 sie H .M A . -Q 1 ,N s X ak til A tl Q. Diana Glessner 'GNN Gary Gusmerotti WX gk X is Q N NN is k X fr K, -,., R James Holbay 'Wk Darrel Holsopple Paul Holsopple Dawn Horne Roxanne Horner Ron HOSICIICI' Carol Huff Kathie Hunt Debbie Jarvis John Kadillac Donna Kendal-a 'mx - ww' Margy Kerr Kathy Lambert Mary Lu Lint Wendy Liska Gary Livingston ' Pam Maggs Q in b, ... , 4 -Q 2, QS M- , WW K . sf 5 j L: .X as 5 ,. N at U X Q Q his WQWINQNQA -a .gk ,Q 4' is is A L f ,...,.:.Q. , N W QVSE! I . X . V J 3 A ii- Em Vicki Marlowe Joan Mason Garry McGough George Miller Nancy Miller Mobey Mishler ilk - fa'--f-we - ve--r-W Wm Patty Mishler Jim M00rC joseph Mofelli Linda Mull Daniel Naugle Perlene Null QUN 'T yv Marvin Ott Marcia Owens Wanda Palinkas Rena Pellillafi 'rr-fl., Frank Pero Deborah Peters Duane Peterson Lisa Plowman 5-mr' A--v-ff' Kathy P11nak0 Dennis Rabic Diana Reynolds John Rosey ' 3' 'iJ33' R'5? - ' - , .. was- - s- m fufsz e . , .t - as all -fa.: fra. . - 99' X ' E :-' J . y . R, -Hg ll A QSO ' tv : Tp .1 t K .: Xk-i-: Kirk 53 S t , .H g Donna Rudge Janette Rullo Barry Saylor Valerie Schneider Debbie Shaffer Robert Shaffer Bob Shauley Paul Shaulis Daniel Shetler Eli Simko Paul Slagle Paul Sleek '-N--t., ww.. Frank Smaila Edward Smith Theresa Soha Mark Sotosky ' W 4 sv Y' ,. avi' . L 1 J I ' s Enid Stahl Sharon Stevanus James Stutzman Cindy Sullivan Eugene Thomas JoAnn Thomas n ai i Class W' Of 'Y' '73 fi Denise Todero Daniel Weaver ,sf Ray Witt Susan Woy E . , . i i as ' D0flHld YOClC1' Jolene Youhouse Jolene Yvanek Douglas Springer Joni Sprowls Z., A A, ff . 4' ,511 5 M My is Donna Telenko Alan Thomas Vincent Thomas Mary Thompson q,5Q,9w1sg J. - James Williams Louis Wills 'Vim Charles Yingling Cathy Yoder Pictures not available: Marcie Berchik, Michelle Weismiller. Class of '74 Sophomore Class Officers: Vice-President Doug Kimmel, Secretary Pat I-larnett, Treasurer Nancy Soliday, President Bob Rullo. .lay Alwine is X Qi: fr-. Q YLLMQ' H . 5. Nancy Bereschok .L 'frgr -. is N .,., fi x 1 Q Q Brenda Bowman WW of tk .Q . K Q Darlene Coughenour Q5 'T Javann Anderson . 1 5343? ssfl flies IW! , if i . 1 E if T7 A si .. x, Margaret Bettle Jeff Burkett Michele Czuplak . , w: +aies,,g, -- ., .Q ' fx ,ff . R QF ' se Brian Atkins David Baker msg? YL - K' . it was ' N. 4 n Carol Bigam John Billetdeaux f gli i . as :sv 7 ali-ag.. I Richard Byer Dan Cable so , fi X .F he Ng -'hy S. J 1 l -- r Carol Davis Robert Davis 4 , , ' - - . 1 -. lf' X uk Sharon Balog Joann Blough Virginia Charnesky George Dill Tom Barkley farm s ii 1 wr luv A x ee n' .. is Pam Blough gi l K 3 it? ix! 2 rm Debbie Cobaugh . -like-. i we --,., 'K s K A Evelyn Donitzen Robert Duflmyef Brian Eppley George E1'iSmHI'l Diane Feightner Walter Fela Debbie Fisher Jeff Flick Robert Gironda Cindy Gomilar Pam Graham Diana Greig Cindy Haines Jon Hall Ruth Hamilton Jeffrey Harman Pat Harnett Lynette Harshberger James Heider Aggie Henry Jimmy Hobba 1-New Robert Hofecker David Hoffman Richard Hoffman Laura Hoffman Michael Holbay Bruce Holsopple Debbie Holsopple Kerry Holsopple Sharon Honkus D Doug Hostetler X -uv- ig m e ,X . A t t if te t it ai, , , Ea t 5 X Tracy Hunt Mike Huska Wayne lntihar Rflbeff Jarvis Shelly JCUkiI1S Rodney Jones '1i xzTlWlf?f'. .iV W 7f f'ff9i'tf1f K .5?1!Z ' ' V , .. . uw, ,L fy A I 7 Coleen Kaltenbaugh Dan Kantz mm., Susan D. Keim Susan E. Keim James Kentula Dave Kimmel N I I ,.,.i. gi 5 ,fi if . C., Doug Kimmel , Q, 4. 5 1 fa' if L Kenny King Dianne Klimek Bill Knapp 2, yt ..,, if 35:4 Blaise Kordell 1--vm Pete Krassnoski Brenda Kuhns Gary Kuzma C lass Terry Lappi Paul Lavely Barbara Lehman James Lohr Robert Lucas Jeff Lybarger N . M? :,x S116 M3553 Daniel McAuliff Mark McClain Kathy McClelland Debbie Meyers bk 5 965 'QW Ralph Miller Mark A. Mishler Mark J. Mishler Thomas Mishler John Muir MAL W . my S? W V Yvonne Kordell I AWJ1 - Andrew Lampel -dlnwqib Lucinda Livingston Sandy Maldet Pam Miller Dennis Nardecchia 3, Brian Naugle I iw ff' Q A , , H ,fl is 1 Vicki Peterson Jim Reed John Rosa , at at f 1 3 Chuck Salay 5722, Lamar Shaffer 'TT' Dennis Naugle Douglas Phillips Ruth Reed Bob Rullo Gloria Senuta .Lim Robert Sheeler 'W M ' ii 3 X , lil Tom Nemeth Tom Platt Class O S 2 4,4 Q Stanley Nosal Sharon O'Connor Julia Palinkas f irii , 2 P t ,S . t. V! V i 'AA W, ,Z V f,, V Donna Podrasky Bonnie Price Kathy Rayman Terri Reinholtz Vanessa Risch -g: f? 'affine Linda Russell Tom Rykala '5 'r' Alan Shaffer Joseph Shaffer Ray Sheets Walter Sh royer Lois Sleek Doug Slick 'Elf' N wqow,-a xy H37 Sally Smith Sharon Smith Robin Snyder Sandie Snyder Nancy Soliday Valerie Spangler W fdanfqwi 1- Wx: 5 X WU' , I Donald Speicher Gary Speicher John Spory Judy Spory if V , 153 , X l J i if I A I wqglx I ' V I VN ,V , V E V E . Q' 3 f f ' YQ ,, ' ' ' 1 If arf W ' , 4 V, J, - W' f LCC SICVCHS Roberta Stevens Karen Sturtz Greg Stuver ' .tt M , 1 4, -. , M y amz, 'i W M J t M I Joe Summits Www' Cathy Temyer 9f'm-if Duane Thomas Gary Vivian Joseph Sutton 14 il Barry Thomas -max Jim Thomas V 'MI HJ Karen Weible Class '74 swf M58 .I Kimberly Williams Sco Picture not available-Anna Szala. Z ? ' , , wmt, 2 it ., VL .vz ,Q 5 if f 'Q-W Jim Stahl Christine Stevens , f, ' fx, fl? . X . Frank Suckovitch C0nr1iC Sullivan ft ,I fr' 3,-L, .4 iw t, , Bill Szala Nancy Teeter Bonnie Thomas Dorene Thomas .X x ,L I X is J M r Debbie Tomko Debra Updyke tt Wright William Yoder Mike Zimmerman A N? Class of '75 Freshmen Class Officers: Vice-President Peter Zupan, Treasurer Sheila Black, President Don Gray, Secretary Jackie Lambert. 'QW Cindy Adams wang, Randy Adams Richard Adams Bradley Baker Virginia Beally Warren Beener -We 'H'-W Kevin Benson Ronald Beppler Roxanne Berkebile Sherry Billetdeaux Darlene Bird Sheila Black Evelyn Blough Tim Blough Pat Blucas Barry Boring Daniel Bowser Kathy Brehm 1 Debra Byers 5-. qt., Vw I if 'ex S' I l lx Michael Cortese mm, Barry Davis Greg Cable Timothy Chynoweth Diane Cigan k Xuan t . X . . 1 .ll- ' 1 M5 ii' ' ' X . . . 7 .rt A Q X Qt H Q . QD 'Qzwmw I Z.: I Gregory Cotchen Robert Cotchen Nancy Cottom fl? V10 Kathy Constable . in J ff?- xgg M ...,. ,J -we W Terry Coughenour Mark Cooper Q, Aki in 2 A N, ' - .S Nancy Custer 2 E I Monetta Deal Cl Lisa Degory Karen DCRUbiS V I yy.. y d 175 , -W ,X i?'117?'ii' wtf' F aal 1 s l:r J b' Raymond Diamond Karen Eash Ed Edmonson Jamie Feathers James Firm David Fleck Ed Frederick U Patricia Fultz David Garrety Lynn Goddard Kathy Good Robert Gress wagi- Bill Hamilton Trina Harman Donald Gray Mark Green 1111. tx -1 at , , J t . Eff 1 .5 .-if mia, T X ft Q Nm' , 3, .W Q l Q in Cindy Greig ' - in A auf ui' Joann Heckler Jenny Hemminger Mark Hersh N t X R Q g t J, 1 ,w waw Y- t xx A N X 'Nw X S' SSN. Joy Hillegass John Hoffman Jerry Holsopple JoAnne Holsopple YN? Q ' . L J. a 5 K X ii X , '--. f . Sf A J' tl A- Y -il ' NNW . rl it .J . gi 'X 'Y i Rebecca Hostetler Jeffrey Howard Tammie Kaufman Wayne Kaufman Larry Kimmel Edith Knauer 535 . Sandy King t if I 55. 5, it as ,:a,, ae f it Ed Koba ,... AX Z 1 TT .'.i In an L S teams K . . 5 Brian KOI'dCJl Dun Kordell , qt ek.- 7 S .L . -. Nbzr 5,51 J' I j ft ii' '. 5 V. K' Scott Leventry AJ Lynam Jeffrey Hull Jeffrey Jones Class O ei' - S at 5 3 Y , 2 Sue Holsopple Cheryl Hostetler Tom Jordan Karen Kalenak 'V Becky Keim Mark Kendera Kathleen Kissell Michelle Klimek Larry Konieczny Kurt Koop Deborah Kutchman Sharon Kuzma eww' its if , -X Y Q21 41- we W .. f - 1 .-:lice-egg! f it X K A ig N- ' Sandy Maggs Arthur Maldet s i AXA 2 ,R t :af ' .ap s Jackie Lambert Joyce Levadnuk Vicki Maldet Ernest Mantini '-1-'QU Rita Marisa V Susan Marlowe Dennis Marone Thomas Maurer AG N t 1 X 1 ' K asv- wax, ..,s Ray McMasters william McTOnic Dave Meyers Chris Micholick Kathryn Miller Sue Miller ,L ,,.,. ,L is si a Kathy Moore Thomas Moran Andrew Nitka Cynthia Nitka 'WW Class K S - 2 X E is 'M 5 R t X . , N 4 + :Q C' YK' 5 Philip Parlock Jerry Pavlosky Bill Pebley Annette Pero isnns P, X Q r f M sse t X A A K' 1: fi A' AMA' . W . '.f s, . i I S i 17 a n - I - :ii if f. i John Reckner Renny Reed Judy Risch Susan Rudge ,. ,,,,,, 1 4 1' ,wf:fwf,:wwfwf 1 f f, ' '7 'f ww ' ,, fr IV, ,,,,, ,, 4 72 5 Tim McClain Patricia McGough K' I we? +9 53 D 5 David Miller Flora Miller Kgs: ..-t '?P'5 dwg 2 Virginia Miller Neal Mishler Chalmer Naugle Pamela Newcomer Pamela Noon Lorraine Parkinson few? Diane Peterson CYUIMH Punako Anthony Rullo PCSEY Sabv Cynthia Sambor Jackie Saylor Lillian Saylor Pearl Shaffer Robert Shank Ron Sheeler Bryan Shetler Gale Shipley Brian Shoff C0nnie Shreffler Cheryl Shugirigk Patricia Singer Gail Sleek use 'fu-if John Smakula Kevin Smith Mark Smith Glenn Shaulis Jeffrey Shaffer Kathy Smaila .,,,.... rly :.. X .2 fi f aatti ia ae gi Wir George Snyder 7 Gerald Snyder Theresa Sopich Michael Sotosky Craig Springer Q-me Jim Sp,-Owls Michael Stevens Terry Stevens Diane Suckovitch Sherry Slala Jeffery Tasin '1-ur Ronald Telenko Terri Telenkg Keith Thirkell Kevin Thirkell Debbie Thomas Durwin Thomas Karen Thomas Larry Thomas Lori Thomas Patti Thomas David Thompson Ryan Tilley Richard Todero Dave Trachok Tina Vettori Bonnie Werder Carl Trout Brian Updyke Greg Varner Tom Vatavuk Cheryl Vivian Purry Wacker David Wagner Class David Williams Terry Wolford Charles Wright .kk::sh-- ,, was it an it . I Debbie Wright Dwight Yoder Gary Yoder Linda Yoder Sharon Yoder ' ,-.. .fig 'E - Q T? so - , i' i . Joseph Young Linda Young Jack Yourich Robin Zimmerman Peter Zupan Pictures not available: Cindy Zwick Gloria Perry Bobby Lintz .QQ Q6 Cheryl Adams Cindy Adams S .,k, ,ii A L ff ,L Bonnie Altemus Diane Bent A iiii J J IWC ,, P , at Pamela 'Bowman Timothy Bowman onno J - 1 , - BBBBB QBBB -- of A . l..:.,Z -' X ,E-' 'a it ..-W5 A w, :Q ,.., rw - Eileen Bybf Michele Carrico W' ' T Wanda Cobaugh John Conzatti X Carla Coughenour Pamela Dabbs st is T5 Diane Adams 'WSF' Dan Berkey . Y K . if ta. ., L Kathy Adams Xxxssi s X X 5 f , - 5, I Diane Borosky Class O 9 Robert Agnello Glenn Allison Janice Bowden Jim BOWers Q 5 ,K If EX ,- ,f ,S .. t NN? John Brydon Juliana Butchko Josephine Charnesky Renee Christensen . . ' Joyce Cortese Patrick Cotchen Q S X it 'Y 2 Y 'NE wt isa 'QQ Elizabeth Danielli Louise Danielli Lynn Daulizioi John Defibaugh Num..- ,M Q., William Dillon S VN va, 53? andra Dipre Robert Donitzen Charlotte Eash Samuel E h R b Ell' as o ert mgsworth N ' s 'X Wm -sis: i 3 Jeff Everett James Frederick eeee Mws- J ack F igard Katherine Figard John Frederick i FX: ' .L 6 f E , N .jf E' Gary Gindlesperger June Gindlesperger am-imc sxgii Daniel Griffith Amy Hargreaves Alan Hildebrand Ralph Hillegass Joseph Gallo 'vez .Katya -:,. ., qs. t, ,ttt A W Marjorie Fisher 5 - sr ' xi i . my David Garlesky Class '76 Robert Fisher Judy Flick Karen Garret Michael Garrety ilu Sandra Gindlesperger Roxanne Green Richard Harmon Debbie Heider :-ww-, V N., 'X N it 55 xg, QW Roy Hillegass Bob Hodgkins A ,L v Cynthia Holsopple Merle Holsopple Gary Honkus Mary Horner Tim Horner David Horvath Ruth Hostetler -- w e , . 2 Q IQ .K-.. 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P Russell Weaver Scott Weaver 4 A-Q. -Q Y 1.3, . -vt in if r an it Jeffrey Williamson Adam Yingling Pictures not available: Richard Rychak, James Shawley, Mark Snyder. PIIRSHNNEL 50 l , Administration TO THE-CLASS OF 1972: In these pages of the CONNUMACH you will relive many of your precious hours at Conemaugh Township, hours that passed swiftly as you were busily engaged in building a foundation for your fu- ture. lt is my hope that this foundation will enable you to fulfill yourself by playing a responsible role in advancing the general well-being of all people. I wish you happiness in all of your future en- deavors. James L. Herdman High School Principal DEGREES: B.S.-Pennsylvania State University M.Ed.-Lehigh University Graduate Work-Lafayette College, Lehigh University and University of Pittsburgh TO SENIORS: The goal of helping each individual achieve his unique character is indeed one of great proportions. None but a free and responsible people working to- ward a magnificent destiny would attempt it. It is the schools of this land which must largely assume the responsibility for pursuing and developing the special talent and character of each individual. Education should prepare people not just to earn a living, but to live a life-a creative, humane, and sensitive life. It is my hope that the graduates of 1972 have received this kind of preparation from our schools. May happiness and success crown all of your efforts and may God bless you. John Chobany District Superintendent DEGREES: B.S.-Indiana University of Pennsylvania M.Ed.-University of Pittsburgh Graduate Work-University of Pittsburgh The school board members tfrom lefty: Wayne A. Kauffman, Dr. Donald Stover, Vice President Charles W. Salay, John P. K. Miller. Ill. Lowell D. Shaffer. Richard D. Slick. President George W. Shuman. Jr.. Edwin Goddard. Treasurer Donald J. Lohr. If you are looking for the busi- ness manager and school board secretary, you go to the business office and there she is, Mrs. Ruth Keim tleftl. Should you go to the business office and Mrs. Keim is N -ssg not there. Mrs. Nancy Golish trightj, Mrs. Keim's right-hand Nl girl. will be there. Q ,Q 1 LANDIS P. BECKLEY, the Senior High Guidance Counselor, graduated from Indiana State College with a B.S. in Business Education, and from the Univer- sity of Pittsburgh with an M.Ed. Mr. Beckley is the school bank advisor and has been with our school system 26 years. b e S -........ Special Services Now let's see. how do l put these on? MRS, NANCY THOMAS is our invaluable school nurse. Mrs. Thomas received her degree in nursing from Mercy Hospital. THOMAS L. BROWN better known as Charlie Brown , is the Junior High Guidance Coun- selor. Mr. Brown graduated from Indiana University of Pennsyl- vania where he received a B.S. fmath educationl and a M.Ed. fGuidance Counselingj. He has been with our school system 4 years. t I Qlllllil U I S3 ' I 1 , A .2 ' , ..,. , 3 . Q This is one of my many talents. MISS PHYLLIS ROMANO grad- uated from Clarion State College with a B.S. Her hobbies are eat- ing, reading, and traveling. She has been with our school system l year. Don't tell me, let me guess . . . your alarm didn't go off. Dr. KENNETH R. THOMAS, who graduated from the University of Pittsburgh with a B.S.g M.Ed.g and Ed.D., is our Home School Visitor and Federal Program Co- ordinator. X .wwf B-J . ll The devil made me think that. MELVIN J. MC FEATERS teaches Industrial Arts in the 7th and 8th grades. He is a graduate of the California State Teachers College with a Bachelor of Sci- ence degree. The Stage Crew couldn't manage without Mr. Mc- Feater's help. Has anyone seen my level? Vo. Ag. I,ll,lII,lV and welding are JOHN SMAILA'S teaching fields. He has a Bachelor of Arts from Clarion State College and earned credits from the Inter American University of Mexico. Mr. Smaila also advises the Future Farmers ofAmerica. lt's a hopeless case. ROBERT J. BLOUGH teaches Vo. Ag. l,ll, III. and IV. He graduated from Lock Haven with a Bachelor of Science and Pennsylvania State University with a Master's Degree. Mr. Blough has been with this school system 17 years, but was hospitalized during the first se- mester this year. Oh, myyyy . . MR. STEVE TEREBUS teaches Shop I,lI,III, Shop Special Education and Shop 7th grade. He graduated from Carnegie Tech with a Bachelor of Science in Industrial Arts. He has been in our school system 22 years. kj .. Industrial Arts as a3,3,,V,z , - j H G my Y f v igil' i ' ' 'i'ff'.Lf' I. my wtifwshaw g A I - f flaw A V .,,. J -nv 1' af. .if I fc V! f. , Welcome to our class, Miss!! MR. HARRY KIM- MEL graduated from California State. He teaches Drafting I,II,III, and Exploratory Drawing. His extra curricular duties include 7th grade Football Coach. This is Mr. Kimmel's first year at C.T.A.H.S. Languages Be nice to me, and l'll let you borrow my Bart Starr book EVELYN JEAN PELESKY graduated from the University of Pittsburgh with a B.A. and Master's Equivalent. Miss Pelesky has been with our school system 4 years as a reading teacher for 7th and 8th graders. Her hobbies include reading, traveling, and cake decorating. l'll bet you can't do this. As our Director of Dramatics we have JOSEPH SALKO. He graduated from St. Francis with an A.B. Mr. Salko has been teaching 8th and 9th grade English for the past 6years. And now for the LEGEND OF SLEEPY HOLLOW. MARY ANN TIGHE graduated from the University of Pittsburgh with a B.A. and M.Ed. She has been with our school system for the past 5 years teaching 7th and 8th grade English. Her hobbies include read- ing and travel. And this is a record. PAU- LINE S. MC FEATERS or Madame Mac as she is known by her students has been teach- ing French I to IV for the past 8 years in our school system. She graduated from Juniata Col- lege with an A.B. and did grad- uate work at the University of Chicago. Mrs. McFeaters lists her special interests as profes- sional football, rings, dogs and cats, music, Indian lore and the theater. Good grief, these books get heavier every day! Teaching English 7 we have ANN KOGUT. Mrs. Kogut grad- uated from the Indiana University of Pennsylvania with a Bachelor's degree in Secondary Education. She has been with our school system for the past 15 years and enjoys knitting in her spare time. And over there is the pencil sharpenerf' ELIZA- BETH JANE WILL, CONNUMACH advisor and Department Head, is teaching English ll to 10th graders. She has been with our school sys- tem for the past 30 years. Miss Will graduated from the University of Pittsburgh with an A.B. Her spare time is spent reading, being Church librarian, and doing volunteer work at the home forthe aged. .-f Well, it happened again, all those blinkin' cookies fell asleep. Mr. Paxton graduated from Pitt with degrees in B.A. and M.L. MR. JOHN PAXTON is the CONTOWNIAN advisor. During the summer months his activities were reading, swimming, fishing, and teaching at Ferndale Summer School. O.K., you try writing without looking at the blackboard. MISS LINDA ROSCIOLI teaches reading. She graduated from Penn State University with a B.S. Her hobbies include reading and mak- ing tilms. This is her tirst year at C.T.A.H.S. Languages I bet you say that to all the girls, Ape. MRS. CYNTHIA BRUSCHA student taught under Mrs. May here at C.T.A.H.S. last year. This year she teaches Senior English. Mrs. Bruscha graduated from the University of Pittsburgh with a B.A. and was on the Dean's List. Her hobbies include painting, music, and hockey. Do you think the door will fall if I walk away? queries Mr. Vizzini. Graduated from the Uni- versity of Pittsburgh with a B.A. and M.Ed., JAMES M. VIZZINI has been with our school system 16 years and teaches English I and II. During the summer months he taught Junior English at Ferndale. --.X This is fun-believe it or not. MISS ELIZABETH DIANE SFANOS teaches Spanish I,II, and III. She graduated from Indiana University with a B.S. in Educa- tion. Her extra-curricular duties include Majorettes' Co-Advisor, Sr. High Pep Club, and Spanish Club. l'm warning you! Art majors I and II plus 9th and 7th grade art are WAL- TER S. KOSOSKl's teaching duties. Mr. Kososki graduated from Edinboro with a B.S. and Penn State with an E.Ed. and just plain graduated from John Her- ron School of Art, Art Institute of Pitts- burgh, and St. Francis College. He is advisor for the National Honor Society and Art Club. Painting, sculpture, golf, and officiating basketball are some of Mr. Kososki's hobbies. He has been at Township 18 years. 'sr' How's this? Raising beef cattle and riding horses are two of DONALD J. O'CONNOR's spare time activities. Along with teaching 7th grade Geogra- phy and 8th grade American History, Mr. O'Connor is also Varsity C Club sponsor and Athletic Director. He graduated from Indiana University of Pennsylvania with a B.S., did under- graduate work at Bloomsburg and grad- uate work at Notre Dame. Mr. O'Connor has been with our school system for 19 Try it ..... you'll like it. Head basketball coach and assistant football coach, JOSEPH J. MAJER, also teaches P.O.D. to Seniors. Mr. Majer graduated from St. Vincent College with a B.A. and from the University of Pittsburgh with an M. Ed. He has been with our school system 17 years. Social years. I' i A patella does not mean singing without accompani- ment. WALTER G. SHANK teaches Driver Education and 10th grade Health. Mr. Shank graduated from Slip- pery Rock State College with a B.S. in Health and Phys. Ed. and obtained his M. Ed. from the University of Pittsburgh. Twenty-two years at Township has helped in the development of the nerves of steel he needs in teaching Driver's Ed. His extra-curricular activities in- clude being Athletic Trainer, Sophomore Dean, and ECO Club Advisor. Watch this, folks! DORSEY E. EASH graduated from Goshen College with a B.S. and has done graduate work at Indiana University and the University of Pitts- burgh. In addition to teaching World Cultures. Mr. Eash is advisor to the Junior High Student Council, Advisor to the A.V. club, Audio-Visual Director, and coach of the Scholastic Quiz-Team. Mr. Eash's hobbies include photography and gardening. He has been at Township 21 years. What was that again? JOHN R. KIRKWOOD teaches Ancient History to grade 7 along with being Senior Class Advisor. Mr. Kirkwood graduated from the University of Pittsburgh with a B.A. in Comprehensive 8L Social Studies. He has been with our school system half a year and in his spare time he enjoys camping. Studies H'mm. very interesting Teach- ing American History to the 10th graders we have BARRY L. HORNE. who is also Vice Presi- dent of the C.T.A.E.A. and head coach in Jr. High Basketball. Mr. Horne graduated from the Indi- ana University of Pennsylvania with a B.S. and is presently work- ing on his Masters. He has been with our school system for 5 years. My lips are sealed. ROB- ERT L. FULLER teaches 8th grade Geography and 9th grade Pennsylvania His- tory. Mr. Fuller graduated from Lock Haven State College with a B.S. and obtained his Masters at the University of Pittsburgh. He has been with our school system for 31 years and enjoys golf and bowling in his spare time. He even misspelled his name. Civics and Pennsylvania History are taught by ROBERT L. KEL- LY who graduated from Millers- ville with a B.S. and from the University of Pittsburgh with a M.Ed. Mr. Kelly has been with our school system for 37 years. Hunting, fishing, and sports are his hobbies. Please, you wouldn't hit a guy with glasses. JAMES MATTHEWS teaches 8th and 10th grade American History and is also a Jr. High Wrestling Coach. Mr. Matthews graduated from the University of Pittsburgh with a B.A. and is in his first year of teaching. His spare time is occupied with outdoor sports and read- ing. 4 M -.5 . Science SoY!! Teaching Biology A and Earth Space Science we have JAMES D. HEMPHILL or Mr. Mr. Hemphill graduated l'rom the Indiana University ol' Pennsylvania with a B.S.. and has been with our school system for the past 5 years. He uses his spare time for Herpetology and fishing. If I just add a little of these 2 together, it will be all over in a few seconds. In addi- tion to teaching Chemistry A, Chemistry B and Earth-Space Science, DAVID G. MI- CHAELS's the science department head, C.T.A.E.A. President, and baseball coach. Mr. Michaels has been with our school sys- tem 14 years. Sports, tnaturallyj and hunting are his hobbies and over the summer he was a Greyhound driver. Here I am-your hero! PAUL DUN- CAN is a teacher of 9th grade General Science and Physics. He graduated from Indiana University with a B.S. in Educa- tion. Mr. Duncan has been teaching with our school system for 2 years. Today we will learn how to make salad dressing. Teaching Life Science and Phy- sical Science we have WILLIAM BRIDGE- WATER who graduated from Indiana University of Pennsylvania with a B.S. He has been with our school system for 5 years. Now we will have our 500 point Anatomy quiz. Along with teaching Anat- omy, General Biology, and General Science, ARTHUR WILLIAMS coaches Junior High Football, and Junior High Wrestling. He graduated from the Indiana University of Pennsylvania with B.S. in Education. He enjoys sports, fishing, golf, and the outdoors in his spare time. These cards are marked! MRS. MARGARET STATLER is head of the Business Education Department and teaches Transcription tAdvanced Shorthand and Typingj, Office Practice, and Steno l. Mrs. Statler gradu- ated from lndiana with a B.S. Her extra-curricular activities include being advisor to the Student Secretaries and her hobbies are gardening and reading. Mrs. Statler has been with our school system 25 years. Business Education Today we're going to learn the care and feeding of my pointer. MRS. MARY K. CLARK teaches Shorthand I, Typing II, and Type- Script. Graduated from Marywood College with a B.S. in Business Edu- cation, Mrs. Clark, in addition to her teaching duties, is advisor to the Junior High Pep Club. Mrs. Clark has one very noteworthy special in- terest: our four children and their college and high school friends. She has been with our school system 9years. I Q0 flll ll W - ,awf- . ,. 1.- 1. That 'thing' you're sitting at is a typewriter, Debbie. Bookkeeping II, M Business Law, Office Machines, and Typing I are MRS. PATRICIA SIEHL'S teaching duties. Mrs. Siehl's hobbies include cooking, read- ing, and swimming. Graduated with a B.S. from Pennsylvania State Uni- versity, Mrs. Siehl has been at Town- ship 6 years. - 4 No, in this class, 'balance' does not mean what you do when you're on your tippy-toes. Teaching Bookkeeping I, Business Math, and General Business are just a few of the activities that keep JAY VOLK busy. Mr. Volk is also advisor to the Freshman Class, and advisor to the CONNUMACH Business Staff. Mr. Volk graduated from Shippensburg State Col- lege with a B.S. in Business Education. He's a big hunting fan and has been with our school 6 years. wp 51, Well, ring my chimes! The 7th grade Math instructor, FRANK SVARNEY, graduated from St. Francis College with a B.A. degree. He is the Coin Club advi- sor. Mr. Svarney has taught at C.T.A.H.S. What do you mean for once, I'm always right. RONALD GOISOVICH, also known as 'Gois', teaches Special Education in grades 7 through ll. He earned a B.S. degree from George Washington Lfnirersity and Indiana University ol' Pennsylvania. He has done graduate work at Penn State. Mr. Goisovich is our Assistant Football and Basketball Coach. ...nt ff JAMES ANTHONY teaches 7th and 8th grade Math. He was gradu- ated from Indiana University of Pennsylvania with a B.S. degree in Math Education. Mr. Anthony's extra-curricular duties are the coach- ing of 7th and 8th grade basketball. M ath 15 years. .. 5 9 I.,-J 9' I ff Q.,-nf .li I , -f Graduated from Penn State University with a B.S. degree, SALLIE E. COUGH- ENOUR, teaches Algebra l, II and Gen- eral Math I. Mrs. Coughenour is the majorette co-advisor. . ..,c,..,,....,. Q xii' ' ' , get ,- yy--. ff,f.: ' If Agreedg but why? MICHAEL J. DEBIASE graduated from Shippensburg State College with a B.S. degree. Geometry and General Math II are his main interests. His extracurricular duties include Jr. High Football Head Coach and the Jr. Class Advisor. 4 L,- Algebra I, Analytic Geometry, Trigonometry, and Calculus would not be the same without MR. GRENINGER, who has been here for 29 years. He graduated from Penn State Uni- versity with a B.S. degree, and has done grad- uate work at Lehigh University, Franklin and Marshall College, and Oberlin College. Named one of the most distinguished Alumni of the College of Education of Penn State University, Mr. Greninger is the Mathematics Department Head and member of the Advisory Committee for the NHS. Who put that gum here? ERNEST W. TREXEL teaches 8th grade math. He graduated from California State College with a B.S. degree and the University of Pittsburgh with a Master of Education. Mr. Trexel has been in this school sys- tem 26 years. CATHERINE ICKES, our girls' physical education and Sth grade girls' health teacher, has a B.S. from Lock Haven State College and an M.Ed. from the University of Pittsburgh. She advises the Junior and Senior Girls Presidential Physical Fitness Club, Girls Intramurals, and Girls Gymnastic Club. JOSEPH BADACZEWSKI, the physical education teacher, varsity football coach and the Grade 8 health teacher, received a B.S. degree from Michigan State University and earned an M.A. degree at Penn State University, Uni- versity of Pittsburgh, and Michigan State University. Phys. Ed. Our seventh and eighth grade music V Www teacher, choir and chorus director, B.A. degree at the Oberlin Conser- vatory of Music. An instructor at the reservation for 34 years, Miss Shaffer's hobbies are travelling, knitting, and embroidering. Music . A graduate of Indiana University I of Pennsylvania with a B.S. degree, 3 JOHN SALAY, JR., conducts marching band, concert band, and orchestra. He received his M.A. degree from Columbia University and now has forty hours completed at American University fFrancej. State University. nu' BLANCHE SHAFFER, earned a Our senior high homemaking teacher, MRS. BETTY GOOD, graduated from Indiana University of Pennsylvania with a B.S. and earned graduate credits at Penn Home Ec. RACHEL HARGREAVES, our junior high homemaking instructor, received her B.S. degree from India- na University of Pennsylvania. She lists her hobbies as her three children. WMA 4 n,A Vdiy W . M, M -3,4 V , l hope we soon find someone to replace Mr. Bulazof LOIS WILLIAMSON serves as an Office Secretary and assistant principal? She's still on secretaries wages. though. Miss Wil- liamson has assumed some of Mr. Bulazo's responsibilities. Another schedule, another dollar. JEAN GINDLESPER- GER, secretary to Mr. Brown and Mr. Beckley, has proven infallible with her services. K .,,V ,.-A' ff: sy Yi Secretaries Can l quit smiling now? MARGARET THOMAS is an Office Secretary and MR, HERDMAN'S right hand woman. Mrs. Thomas has been faithfully serving our school for 18 years. K WV arm- Office Staff Zia M ,Z MlSS LUCY CORTESE, tax collector, slaves diligently to MISS .IOANNE TEMYER. secretary to Mr. Chobany, keeps keep all the records straight. smiling no matter how much paper work there is to be done. . ,V11 . fy ,QE y .1 5r, f EW 4, , y . W V , ii , ttrt , a 7 i i 5 y t1t ,L 4 y t t1 CAFETERIA STAFF: tSeatedJ Mrs. Thelma Weible, Mrs. Verna Temyer, Manager Mrs. Mary Blough, Head Cook Mrs. Caroline Anderson. lStandingJ Mrs. Luella Speicher. Mrs. Edna Kaufman. Mrs. Gloria Smith. Mrs. Mini Barkley. Mrs. Edna Naugle. Mrs. Mary Strucky. In Memoriam and Appreciation The thoughtful services and friendly spirit of Mr. Robert Fasola t Mose J will be long-remembered by those who have learned to know him as a real friend. Beneath a brusque exterior manner there was a kind heart, he could be said to personify l.incoln's famous words: With malice toward none, with charity for all. His pleasant, practical attitudes towards life have given many a C.T.A.H.S. pupil the desire to continue his education and preparation lor a worthwhile future. He kept in touch with numerous graduates through correspondence and mailing of the CONTOWNIAN and programs, even sponsoring social events at his home for college students at vacation periods. Former pupils will miss these important links with their homes, school and community. Since Mose worked after regular school hours, not all pupils have had the opportunity of learning to know him. Those who have, however, know his willing- ness to listen to their problems, his wise advice, and his concern about everyone. The choir members will remember his annual banquets for them as the P.O. staff will recall the ever-present candy for their refreshment. His influence in the daily lives of all has been evidenced in the cleanliness and neatness of the second floor rooms for which he was responsible. t'Mose created the atmosphere necessary for successful teaching and learning by always being concerned about the appearance and maintenance of his rooms. We, then, in his memory should dedicate our- selves to continuing this concern so that our school will always present a favorable impression to all who use or visit it. To the CONNUMACH staffs from l96l to the present, Mose was an in- terested and alert semi-official advisor. He provided the facilities required for the specialized activities of a yearbook staff, encouraged members to keep working to meet deadlines and offered many helpful hints. These contributions have meant much to all associated with yearbook production, so it is with a deep sense of loss that this page is added to the I972 CONNUMACH in memory, as well as in ap- preciation, of Mr. Robert Fasola. D12 PAR TMIQNTS You are getting sleepy . . . sleepy . . . sleepy . . . Too many teachers spoil the students! You kids are really crazy! Language K-,fry And then Lhere's the one about Thul's wrong, Mr. Viuini. try uguin! 'f-Q . . . 44 'A u A fd Busy. busy. busy. 2 What un exciting English class! 'Tm watching you out ofthe corner of my eye! Somcbody's getting brownie points Parlez-vous frungais'? Would the first contestant enter and sign in, please. W-ve? Drop in on Mrs. lVlcFeaters' French class someday and maybe she'll let you play Little Sully Ann, ,W Now, this line goes up and here it goes down. We live in the south-eastern corner ofthe second blackboard right in the heart ofthe division problems. Math l'But, Mr. Debiase, it's hard for us S squares to make circles. --...,.-.,, , NN N as All right, l'll call on one of you a NE? :Wi ss 'G 2 Fl oon as I find the answer. Department Well, well, well. Please, don't breathe on my neck. Another day at the old grind. These take the place of the brain in many students. New The first annual meeting of the Biological Sewing Society will now come to order. ,W .,', i nfl. u Q - - - . Oifhtfgiiingfbflstfsfhe Sczence I., Department g -lla The chosen few It worked for me yesterday ! 'i -we-N--.M . .... Yes, there are two sexes. ws ,.., 5 NNw u - Very good Dean, now try to think of one yourself. , fp N ,, f,, -may x 2 L Q I 4 ,W ,V , , 'cf 1 , 1' pf 4 an ,,,r,,,.M vi g A 1: ,,' 1 I 1 W, M H ii .M N E E 'Q 3, 8 1, 44 C I 1 I 2 1 I ,, ,,,, ,ul 1 ge:-Inu! , fl 23? ' H I1 , :snr Q ttf: ua- Tig Just another short 100-point quiz, which Mr. Horne enjoys. I 4 No, India isn't located in America. 2 I S t 5 Iii'-4 I 'Nu t as South 'ans Trina, the answer is right here in front of your nose. Studzes That is right where I live. f'Ns In :mum mf,m.,,,, W Y' ,gms s ,- Say something! Has the cat got your tongue? 'O Not again. So, you're the one! --- --i- gy-rw 2-fi Boy, typing is fun! You've got to put the lid on before you can start, Kathy. Business Department You're doing pretty well with only one finger, Denise! But Mr. Volk .... This isn't my paper! Art and ' Put that book away. You know this is shop class. Mr. McFeaters teaches our Jr, High shop classes. What do you mean it doesn't make any sense? Mr. Kososki instructs the Little Indians in the wonderful world of art. That was supposed to have been a STRAIGHT line. Mr. Kimmel helps his drafting students. And a one and a two. Naugle did it! nm -' Odds 'n And they thought Hostetler was a good quarterback! 'WVYVR?WWYS F Ends ?-egifaw 1, 4 I'd rather do it myself! 'QAX 4 if Q2 I Should I tell her she forgot the material? X 'v-u '1 This is a baby! M. , ' in , x M, 5' I gs 'A J' s 1 1 X SQL I' 13 TI In E Connumach Staffs ' W 1 t V,,, W 5, I is VX73 f 1- arrtr We-gy? -'A , ,,-1' , YW ' 'Qs f 'Q,'1 4!5,tx,, ' s g,,E1:f+'ff we re Z!! Assistant Editor Ruth Ann Cable and Editor-in-Chief i Debbie Villa look over some material for the 1972 edition of the CONNUMACH. Mrs. Statler, Mr. Kososki, Miss Romano, Miss Will and Mr. Volk are the CONNUMACH advisors. The Editors are having fun and games now, but tomorrow when 50 unfinished mats are due, they won't have such big smiles on their faces. YY 'Wad MK The Busmess Staff consists of many students who helped finance the yearbook. Their advisor is Mr. Volk. All the art work in the yearbook is done by our three-man Art Staff CWould you believe l guy and 2 gals?J Pat Kapitan, Editor Mary Ann Golden, and Dave Smith. 2 wqztrw Anyone for Old Maids? The Classes Staff organizes pictures and mats for the Senior and underclasses sections of the yearbook. The staff includes Cfrom leftlz This acgivglooking group is the Departments Staff, They take Cindy Honkusi Kalhl' Ayres, Kathi' Riflggfildi Editor Kathy HHFHCU, -70311115 care of all classroom pictures and include Cfrom leflj: Hattie Hersh, Damian Kordell, Sharon McCloskey. Spofy, Ediiof Paul Keim, Debby Saylor, ,V ff And way over there in the corner doing who knows what is the Sports Staff ffrom leftjz Dave Stuver, Matt Delfert, Denny Harman, Kevin Balog, Editor Owen Hofecker, Dave Gress, and Alfred Logan. Arranging for all extra-curricular activity picture-taking is the job ofthe Activities Staff ffrom leftj: Denni McDaniel, Mrs. Big LuAnn Reichelt, Tucker, Patti Coughenour, Lillian Lehman, and David Rose. fi i i wam,,. Qs at QW Contownian Staffs The capable Editor-in-chief of the CONTOWNIAN, Sharon McCloskey, gets expert advice from the newspaper's advisor, Mr. Paxton. Two Telenko's are too much for any organization. Exchange editor, Deb Telenko, and her staff, Donna Telenko, work together to get the CONTOWNIAN to other schools. ,Af What happened to male dominance? Art editor, Mary Ann Golden, and Dick Kimmel do the funnies and various other creations throughout the CONTOWNIAN. The CONTOWNIAN typing staff, Jane Gindlesperger, Connie Kauffman Carla Massimo Jams McClelland, Editor-Connie Cotchen, and Judie Noble always manage to delay the sports page week after Being on the Feature staff can't be that funny, Jeanne. Staff members are Mary Lu Lint, Editor-Kathy Ringgold, Jeanne Hersh, and Pam Maggs. If I've told you once, I've tol you l,00l times, I'm the editor The news staffers are Jolen Youhouse, Lillian Lehman, Lea Custer, Joe Morelli, and Editor-Rita Walker. Susan Woy and Susan Keim sang duets between the acts of the Senior Class Play. Q. Sr. Class Makes Plays Tops Debbie Villa and Pam Naugle were the brilliant Student Directors for the Junior and Senior Class Play. WMF! f fy, , -Qtek x gl X :qu U W fc' J Q ' ' I Lim' '-J N y Hanging one of their members from the balcony are the Senior Football Players who contributed their melodious voices between acts for the Junior High Matinee performance. t 1 -ig-a - -f,.,L.,,,..L,,.,.,..W. There were 31 members in the cast of HEADIN' FOR THE HILLS with the main parts going to Dave Mishler, Karen Shoff, Hattie Spory, John Dayoob, and Alan Tresnicky. The play ran for 2 nights, March 19 and 20, with a dance following the Saturday evening performance. Directors were Miss Romano and Mr. Salko, and student directors were Pam Naugle and Debbie Villa. Everyone put in a lot of time and effort to make the play a success, but it wasn't all work. Like the time Kathy was going to jump , and every time Patty and Deb had any lines. The hardest part of all was trying not to disintegrate into laughter every time Tucker opened his mouth. it , E gg The Class of '72 Senior Class Play was entitled WEB OF MURDER . It was held on the evening of November 13, 1971, with a dance in the gym following the play. The nine-member cast was under the direction of Miss Romano and Mr. Salko. Student directors were Pam Naugle and Deb Villa. Memories: - Tucker on the chair, Kathy's dance, Bick's death, It's a gift, love scene, SLEEP, wheel chair, the murderess, and picking up the teapot by the spout. Varsity Cheerleaders: fFrom leftl Marcia Owens, Mary Bickley, Patty Mishler, Ruth Ann Cable, .Iavanne Anderson, LuAnn Reichelt, Nancy Soliday, and Cheryl Har- man doing the split. Co-Captain, Mary Bickley Co-Captain, Ruth Ann Cable Varsity Senior, LuAnn Reichelt Cheerleaders Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: ffront from leftj Margie Kerr, Lynn Harshberger, Kathy Hofecker, lsecond rowj Trina Harman, fback rowi Sheila Black, Jamie Feathers, Cheryl Hostetler. And More Cheerleaders! Who says I'm not good enough? inquires their advisor, Miss Ring around the rosie, pockets full of posies ..... Romano. Junior High Cheerleaders: ffrom leftj Lynn Williams, Kathy Adams, Pam Dabbs, Betty Lou Lazer, Sandy Dipre, Lori Golden, Tammy Layton. This impressive looking group is the National Honor Society. Officers of this club are President Kevin Balog, Vice President Bill Degory, Secretary Sharon McCloskey and Treasurer Pam Kniss. The student's voice in how the school should deal with certain issues is heard through Student Coun- cil. Officers ofthe Senior High Student Council are President Dave Smith, Vice President Dave Gress, Secretary Rita Walker, and Treasurer Donna Kendera. Junior high students learn a little of how the school is run through Student Council. Officers of the Junior High Student Council are President Cheryl Hostetler, Vice-President Joe Young, Secretary Diane Suckovich, and Treasurer Rocco Mantini. 5911. , A eu W ,Mf M 9 I gay, infill! 7 ggi, A, w t 1 r.-i ' M ,I 2, W, W, :wif E 1!!Ill il This group of avid bookworms is commonly known as the Student Librarians. Officers for this club are President Diane Edmonson, Vice President Laura Hoffman, and Secretary Con- nie Sullivan. Anyone for conjugating a few French verbs? Just call on a member of the French Club and they will help you out. This club is designed for students with a special interest in French. O These hard-working girls are known as the Student Secretaries. Officers are President Carla Massimo, Vice President Pam Naugle, Treasurer Pam Matse, Secretary Connie Cotchen, and Recorder Denise McDaniel. Y 'QW What's with the crazy hat, Brucie? The Spanish Club is for those students who have a particular interest in writing and speaking Spanish. ,f The Coin Club meets eighth periods and they discuss coins and their values. Mr. Svarney advises the club and the officers are President-Jeff Williamson, Vice-President-Brian Hull, Secretary-Jeanne Byer, Treasurer-Eugene Balog. Science Club Group A consists of boys and girls eager to learn new things J about Science. President-Debbie Williams, Vice-President-Judy Flick Secretary-Betty Lou Lazer. Science Club, Group B, learns the various aspects of science. The officers are President-Frank Suckovitch, Vice-President-Linda Yoder, Secretary-Nancy Custer. These were the kids who stayed after school to help paint signs and hang them around the school to boost our school spirit. They did a great job. The Science Club, Group C, and the officers are President-Tom Jordon, Vice-President-Sheila Black, Secretary-Jamie Feathers. f c, So that's where all the money's been going. The two Pam's, Kniss and Naugle, are our fearless student bankers. ' w,,,gtxSH e-N Q? 3 l Written by Mary Bickley. The fantastic P.A. announcers, Dave Mishler and the big B Kevin Balog, bring the morning an- nouncements across the squawk box with occasional help from the talented Mary Bickley. A 'l ' if affwfv ? Q7 lm I i i ' f Q H .- T ty f,, at K-: ,G it fvmf' Ei ' 5 ' ' W W If V? g , Mr f t 4 , , f, ,, Z g .6 ,yy 5 rv t if -E 'I Q ' Where does all of this stuff go? Members of l i' I 4 the stage crew are Vincent Thomas, Ray 'A ' 0 f f' i McMasters, William Weible, Greg Cotchen, ' and Mark Degory. I ,fig gf ' f ' V I i , Y f . ?Wmf,WM4uwiwa, ryry l X - fe l' J it f 2,45 f y,, , ,, t- ' f ' ,,,' . V Q 1. - AV 2 , I' , H j E 2 5 The Pupil Personnel Committee works to better relations between students and faculty. Clubs The Chess Club meets eighth periods and learns the fundamentals of Chess. The Officers are President-Bill Degory, Vice-President-Damian Kordell, Secretary-Dave Stuver, Treasurer-Matt Delfert. School art, such as posters and program covers, is taken care of by the Art Club. President-Mary Ann Golden, Vice-President-Louise Alwine, Secretary-Margaret , Bettle, Treasurer-Pam Miller. 1 QW! Jr. High F.H.A. consists of girls eager to try to learn how to cook and sew. The officers are President-Diane Cigan, Vice- President--Kathy Adams, Secretary-Judy Risch, Treasurer-Amy Hargreaves, News Reporter--Susan Rudge. The Sr. High F.H.A. meets eighth periods each month to discuss projects that can be attempted. President-Louise Alwine, Vice-President-Diane Reynolds, Secretary-Carol Huff, Treasurer-Debbie Fortini. Milam The Senior High Presidential Physical Fitness Club meets 8th periods to work on the requirements for a Presidential Certificate. - .susan-m.........-H, ' l l . . li ... . C The Junior High Presidential Physical Fitness Club also meets 8th :ml - periods. Mrs. Ickes is the advisor to both Presidential Clubs. This group of line young students and their advisor, Mr. Eash, are busy every spare minute to get A.V. equipment to the classrooms. i We'll make you feel better, Tucker, says Connie as the FNA and their adviser, Mrs. Thomas, look on. Officers are President-Connie Cotchen, Vice President-Joann Thomas, Secretary-Treasurer-Debbie Cable, Historian-Pat Coughenour. The FFA prepares these boys for future farming occupations. Officers are President Dick Stevens, Vice President-Daryl Hollsopple Treasurer-Ross Miller, Secretary Mark Mishler. The Welders get the questionable pleasure of burning holes in things. e These innocent-looking students are someday going to be paddle-happy teachers. Officers of the FTA are President-Cindy Honkus, Vice-President-Cheryl Harman, Secretary-Jeanne Hersh, Treasurer-Jolene Youhouse, Historian-Alex- andria Zupan. e iii' 6 Q if . D ' AU? E6 'I 5 . A Q ff R The Senior High Girls' Trio is composed of Enid Stahl, Denise McDaniel, and Karen Shoff. They perform at the annual Spring Concert and many ofthe choir concerts. Mixed Ensemble members include fFirst Rowj Lois Sleek, Paul Holsopple, Susan Keim, Doug Kimmel, Debbie Gindlesperger, Dave Kimmel, Susan Woy, Dave Mishler, fSecond Rowj Coleen Kaltenbaugh, Debbie Telenko, Vicki Marlowe, Sharon Honkus, LuAnn Reichelt, Marlene Yoder, fThird Rowj Enid Stahl, Paul Keim, Dan Naugle, Ron Hostetler, Alan Tresnicky, Ray Zwick, and Diane Glessner. Members of the Senior High Girls' Ensemble are lFirst Rowj Shirleen Eash, Pam Naugle, Dwynell Gindlesperger, Marlene Yoder, Debbie Telenko, LuAnn Reichelt, Diane Glessner. CSecond Rowj Sharon Honkus, Mary Lu Lint, Vicki Marlowe, Coleen Kaltenbaugh, Lois Sleek, Wendy Liska, Denise McDaniel, fThird Rowj Enid Stahl, Michele Czuplak, Susan Keim, and Susan Woy. v r V .wwf 5: X far viii fr ti? , X if These 3 girls make up the Seventh grade trio. They are Jeanne Byer, These girls are accompanists for Miss Shaffer in Jr. High Chorus. They Kathy Beatty, Phyliss Eash. are Gail Sleek, Debbie Kutchman, Karen Eash, Patty Smith, and Bonnie Altemus. k 4 jj' Wi -M X' .wer f'V ' ,. V I- 3 4 ' ' I - 2. an . .3 re Q e V , 'Q' f 'I 3 4 4'i' 3 t .. H! J J 41 W . 6' . ,gyi . ' it 5 J lt l , 'f we sexi . gg g A, J J - be ' A y J ftwgg V ,, 'f5li?l'm'g, . ' r Q5 A . e be r f ' '1 ,vf i QWtl-'T V -7 . Vp . p W ' A 'I' ffl '2--f . .I mf A I , A f I M , ll ., if V ta ' Z ' 2 , I i ' fiv- 1, i ft ' i ull 'll -' WX ' 1 1 'i ' ,,,,' 4 These are selective girls from Jr. High Chorus that make up the Jr. High Girls' Ensemble. This group is the eighth grade trio. They are Cindy Saylor, Pam Tilley, Cheryl Hosierler, Kay Miller, and Patty Singer make up the ninth grade and Belly LOU Lille? trio. They usually sing at the Spring Concert. ,. 5 'I eg 0 nba iii . is ' . J S J - A 5 tg' Q Q H H Ammo XR? . , . .Qi .. . ., Y K 5 1 Q K is A Q .3 I - 1-Q . ,Q P - 4 , Y sig: - - , - - ff. 'f . X .Q B 6 G M X' we 5 5 91 9 S E ' fi X s L ' K Xin Q 6 5 4 R Er Y fi X, p I K. Q F lp p ' pi Q ,t 2 Q S ,qQ. G . 1 r .. . ws , A , ., A S rs- xii , , ' ':::AL g L ', J Q: i l A Q K , V ,J W-J I , X A 4 . E' -f i c X 1 C - Q . Q f gpp 5 , 3 1' urrr C :-: it S S Q fr : ..k:-LL.: 5, Y i ., sy i . rs :A i 3 ft .i LV 1 I in M-Nj K Q X J - 4 N , 'Ei I ...Q ,1- i ii ::' :iii bl , if a i f- H C C N fr or J -s Q 5 ls . t Q if gi l , 1 ' Q s K 1 X, eb- pg 5 Y 5 X Nigga l I ' a l Y .S , as S ' r i up f...... Q ii :PI ,.'-E.- . The Senior High Chorus, directed by Miss Blanche Shaffer, performs at the annual Spring Concert and All-County Chorus festival. .s,.,,Nx-sv-N Senior High Accompanists are fSeated, from lefty Sally Smith, Mary Bickley, CStandingJ Lois Sleek, Jolene Youhouse, Enid Stahl, Sharon Honkus, Susan Woy, and Debbie Gindlesperger. The Junior High Chorus performs at the annual Junior High Spring Concert, and also is directed by Miss Blanche Shaffer. gagu ' C 24 'WWW . 'U -an-. These are the respectable Senior Choir members fWell, 60-401. Choir Alternates: ffrom leftj Nancy Bereschok, Nancy Soliday, Kathy Rayman, Carol Bigam, Jan Anderson, Coleen Kaltenbuugh, Debbie Fisher. Christmas Parade --1 W WNPIFI PHIIIG 'Q JDM:- , 4 is N he , , y .N The band marching down Main Street, U.S.A. factually, it's Main Street, Davidsvillej. f f MJWW What's the matter Mary Lu? Did someone say horse '? NN ,X- Who says it's not cold out here? shivers Carolyn, our 1971-72 band queen. 4 f ' 1 Choir In addition to participating in the Spring Concert and All-County Chorus Festival, the choir presents a Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter program. Under the direction of Miss Shaffer, the choir also presents concerts in different churches around the community during the spring months. Officers of the choir are President-Paul Keim, Vice- President-Dave Mishler, and Secretary-Treasurer-Pam Naugle. Marching Band The marching band, under the direction of Mr. Salay, performs during half time at the football games, participates in the All-County Band Festival, and the annual Spring Concert, and also marches in the Johnstown Halloween 8a Christmas parades and in the Conemaugh Township Christmas parade. Officers ofthe band are President-Dave Mishler, Vice- President-Paul Keim, Secretary-Treasurer-Alan Tresnicky. N i,., . M-i 541 me v.ttu ,...,. ,.,m.,-. M, , WH . -I ---I e e at Q. it ll Q . The assembly band makes the noise at pep rallies and boosts the spirit of the school by at least 10096 V .nuil f 51, fQ iiyiy 1 ef., lsll 167' V7 A l l 'lll, ' J 1 ye 'elz ' ' i 1' :VVV .tiislii ,Qing l a M lpl 9 5, ,ll y , Q l,l i l.. is llll In y ,... ZQ. eea I X ' The nucleus of our band, the senior members, will leave many happy memories behind them as they graduate from band as well as from high school. ,W , A ' If they can move the band, they can move anything. Our band officers from left to right are Paul Keim, vice-presidentg Alan Tresnicky, secretary-treasurerg Dave Mishler, president. l Our banner carriers, who carry our emblem in front of the band wherever we go, are Vicki Marlowe and Chris Maldet. The Concert Band performs at the annual Spring Concert and All- County Band Festival, and is directed by Mr. John Salay. Members of the-A Color Guard are Phillip Parlock, Terry Coughenour, Keith Thirkell, and Paul Parlock. Carolyn Davidhizar was popularly elected the 1971- 1972 Conemaugh Township band queen. 7 The orchestra, under the direction of Mr. John Salay, participates in the annual spring concert and the county musical festival. g i t X Junior High Trombone Trio Brad Baker, Neil Mishler Bob Cotchcn. t , l l . i Junior High Trumpet String Trio: Carolyn Davidhizar, Kathy Ringgold, Patti Coughenour. Quartet: Jim Heider, Peter Zupan, Mickey Stevens, Tom Moran, Clarinet Ensemble: Barbara Lehman, Debbie Telenko, Joyce Kuzma, Joan Mason, Denise Todero, Kathy Ringgold, Patti Coughenour, Kathy Temyer. Smith Susan Rudge Debbie Naugle. Z , as JJJ ,J w f J Jr. Clarinet Ensemble. CStanding from leftj Cindy Zwick Susan Marlowe Renita Rullo Marjorie Fisher Lynne Goddardg fKneelingJ John Schmeling, Alice Jackson, Lynn Daulizio. Alternate Majorettes. From left: Debbie Fisher, Judy Risch, Michele Weismlller Sharon 5 A i ji 4 4 r 1 1 , S , L 5 J ' ' , , t 1 Q , , . wa. If ' in Jr. Sax Quartet. CFrom leftj June Gindlesperger, Lori Thomas, Patricia Lucas, Nancy Cottom. 5 , 4 A V Z V i f ,, ,,.., , , f W J 1 13 i ,f ' jg L V f 2 ' V' 4 is A fi .l - 1 Jr. Flute Ensemble. 1From leftj Debra Kutchman, Terri Telenko, Joanne Hollsopp- le, Karen Thomas, Karen Eash. To gain experience in performing in front of an audience, the Junior High Band performs annually at the Junior High Spring Concert Senior Senior Senior Sandy Gillin Patty Kapitan Maryanne Rudge Senior Majorettes Head Majorette Hattie Spory Senior Pamey Matse Members of the Trombone Trio are Wayne Thomas, Doug Slick, and Paul Keim. 11 1 4 f How's this for a sexy bunch of Indians . The majorettes perform with the band at half time of football games and forthe Spring Concert. Their advisor is Miss Sfanos. The Sax Quartet consists of Jane Gindlesperger, Priscilla Daulizioi Marlene Yoder- and Karen Shoff' The Brass Ensemble plays throughout the Township schools for Christmas and at the Spring Concert, Majorettes are Patty Kapitan, Pam Matse, Hattie Spory, Mary Ann Rudge, Sandy Gillin, Alan Tregnicky, Dan Hostetler, Dennis Harman Sally Smith, and Janette Rullo. and Dave Mishler make up the Trumpet Quartet. 'Il UWE ARE THE MENM-Varsity CU Club United For the Cause, cause we're brothers -seniors Varsity C club. FUTURE GARBAGE COLLECTORS -ECOLOGY CLUB Senior High Pep Club W - C kai no f, es, da - if 0 G f ig? . Qf!' 154' 7,5 5 .f,?V. 49 -, f if Qy s, T W V: 'eii , fm , i Q V gf: ,,, .v,,,+.j 4. ' W' f ' gm M S fe C i if , 3 4: V EP Q x ' 53. X ig 21 fl 'Q A' if I , 5H'73 ' , Jr. High Pep Club W ,,,,, PK' A i fvj f f , . . V, V ,f - --' Q-- - 4 if V M .- ,,, ' ,iff ,Y ' 1 . . 4 fi f A V ' 1 f 4 Y . 1 2.44 53 7 , ,, ,, f ' X M ,L,..,A ' Vh v f Homecoming Uctober 8, 1971 fffffffwf git up now. The l970 Homecoming Queen Gloria Hostetler crowns 1971 Homecoming Queen Eva Manges while Lori Hostetler and Chuck Borosky look on. Members ofthe Homecoming Court are Princess Judie Noble and her escort Craig Fay, Princess Patty Kapitan and her escort Bob Comiskey, Queen Eva Manges and her escort Chuck Borosky, and l97O Homecoming Queen Gloria Hostetler and her escort Fred Cotchen. The queen's attendants are Becky Cooper, Jimmy Rullo, and Lori Hostetler. 4 Mr. Chobany proclaims his pride in Conemaugh Township High School and the football team. ss Of course our boys will win that game and don't you believe for one minute that we won't! Mr. Shaffer again lights our fire by spreading the spirit. Bonfire Princess Judie Noble, Homecoming Queen Eva Manges and Princess Pat Kapitan pose for this picture in front ofthe burning Bonfire. Football co-captains Dave Bruce, Dave Gress and Len Harker prepare to set the Bonfire in flames. F 'X we it S. .,,. ,L -K 1. 'M to . tsp -its ' QF N 'Q -Jigs? 1 I Contest H - E - -- E gf E is L 1 H E E E ,t ,qq h Q N- f it , 4-Q E fx. we K 3 xv tses 'NN ,ef Q G- X13 tw' ,X,.f: E V EA Fi 'E E e ' s if E , A Y I THE MIGHTY CHALLENGE t :' W Q IE' Those who dare to challenge WATCHOUT! The mighty men of red and black Are charging on to set you back With power to win we shout-our name Advancing through the halls of fame So those who dare to doubt our stand- WATCHOUT! BACKDOWN! TO OUR COMMAND! psf ' rf? -E .buf ' .W 'f all R N4 fag' .E v- ' jr- if . fa Christmas in the Park was sponsored by the Sophomore class on the evening of December 18. Music was provided by the Brass Tacks. Class officers are as follows: President-Bob Rullog Vice President--Doug Kimmel, Secretary-Pat Harnett, Treasurer-Nancy Soliday. f 1 Q 1' fi i Christmas In the Park 1 121-I 1 ' I ' x K 4'1 -- ' ., ', 'v'r',,,,--..,. ' ' ' ' '3'1,! '12y U5 . :f. N, A J I 1' 1 1.g,,: - U . . .- r v A ,A - .1 , 4 ,, - . , 5, x , - ll '. ' . I P ,P nl 'Q 1 u ' 1 bl' Rf X Q A wif l . ' , I Taz ,f y llell f M' Z7 l 'WYYW '3fif:W5'4 jf: W l'f ff Q' s ',jZf5: lx uf: 'ff , ,, , K' W Z 'iw ,fl ,L , , H I f M ,wff,, , ,ww I ff 49 ' 5 'fm W ' ' . . ' V V ,,A,W , Ah ,W V ,, :vm , WZ ' Z. V ,,,.,.,,5, ,,,. ,L4f5. , , ,, ..ff., 1 , f U -, 1 I i be Q Z , Q, no fu I . W A, ', 5, ,.-if ' '71, ., I ' V, I , , f, ,, , f f A , 44 . as , , ., 1, :nw L Q. WW ' -1-W W' v 1, mf, Z My W A mvwwf ,V The Varsity Football Squad- I-lumina, huminal' Varsity Football I rv ,M ,'w43' M39 wr, mf ,,f,,,5gM' ,X ,A rags Q 4? wwf',f'vLzw.wg ..'f w b W Two loaves of bread, a dozen eggs, yes, dear, l'm listening, Our goal is that way, you dingbats Dave GFBSS Guard Dave Bruce Halfback Len Harker Fullback 5' 10 160 lbs. 6' 0 160 lbs. 5' 9 185 lbs, Tribune-Democrat All-Star Football Team, Mountain Conference Team-Honorable Mountain Conference Team-First Team Mountain Conference Team-Honorable Mention Mention Senior Gridders Owen Hofecker End Dick Kimmel Right Halfback Jerry Salley Guard 5'9 160 lbs. 6' 0 165 lbs. 5' 9 150 lbs. Rodney Benson Guard Jim O'Connor Guard Tom Borelle Track 5' 7 150 lbs. 5' 9 145 lbs. 6' 3 240 lbs, Mountain Conference Team-Honorable Mention More Seniors fl i 55. ywx 9 'Q John Dayoob Tackle Alfred Logan Center Tom Reckner Tackle 6' 2 280 lbs. 6' 4 180 lbs. 6' 0 165 lbs. Mountain Conference Team-First Team Jeff Kohler Tackle Ray Zwick End Dave Koba Guard 6' 2 180 lbs. 5' IO 180 lbs. 5' 9,' 170 lbs- Indians ' Future Hope The ferocious Jr. High Football squad. ' B'. A mafpw 'W ii 19' li. . -Q. I QM: my 5 wQZ1 ,'3yl H' ' V52 ,, Q.a?ie9 f? R, x .wiv W - The Seventh Grade Football Squad-a job for Tide. -m,,.w This job is never boring. If If ,fa .quo- Trainers and Managers: fFirst Row From Leftj Jeff Jones, John Smakula, Don Grayg KS-econd RowjMark Mishler, Doug Kimmel, Frank Pero, Ralph Miller, Jeff Flick. fi?- ,. , , fL'..f-. 24: - W , ,, J Team Captains Call the COiI1 This little piggie went to market . . ff U,i? , 'MMV' 2' 'Y4 WW if 2 A l l , 2 X 'gk I er ,It VV T ' , 4? . ' 'X , C Q75 275 t ,, f' ' ' ,,, , A f ,Q V , 1 W, . ' i f K K fa, f qt 3 ff,- M Q ag, .2 Northern Cabria North Star Conemaugh Valley Central Cambria Westmont Windber Ligoneir Richland Somerset 55564 V 3,2335 K CT 20- 0 12-30 16- 8 28-I2 12-18 7-18 6-32 19-14 6-27 at f as 5 an We found an Ape in our tree. chortles Tucker. 4 Time out, screams a Westmontite. we Swivel hips Bruce carries on. Bruce turns it on, Wait for meg I'1l finish him! Which way did he go? Nd' The Cross Country Team, which is known for their outstanding records, is under the direction of Couch Dave Liska. y SENIOR-David E. Thomas SENIOR-Dave Mishler SENIOR-Alan Tresnicky SENIOR-Dennis Harman SENIOR-David H. Thomas, Mgr Q' 0 0 A Varsity Wrestling Squad tFrom Left To Right First Rowljim l-lolbay, Kendera, Jeff Kohler, Bill Williams, Dave Koba, Dave Gress. Coach Craig Carrico, Paul Sleek, Kevin Barrett, Jack Feathers, John Muir, Jack Feathers. Bob Hofeckerg CSecond Rowjjohn Dayoob, Bruce l-lolsopple, John Wrestling 72 JV Wrestling Squad tFrom Left To Right First RowJAlan Shaffer. Chynowdh- Dave Hoffman- Gary Black- Ch3fle5 Ylngliflg- Brian Dennis Harman, Terry Lappi. Mike l-lolbay, Frank Pero, John Muir. Shoff- Bob Hofeckerg Second Row-Bruce Holsopple, Joe Summits, Jeff A l l 1 Dave Gress John Kendera John Dayoob Bill Williams l38 lbs. GROSS l8O lbs. KOON Hwl. TUCKER l54 lbs. HACK Senior Grapplers Jeff Kohler Dave Koba Dennis Harman 165 lbs. APE 145 lbs. BABOON 112 lbs. COACH 28 Barrett rides again! Will someone please get this person off me? Jack gets on the top of things heir backs for me. Tucker Gets a Pin! ' W wmv 1 V , E t fviyflr L L 1 J, -N 'Q -6' Zi w, 'je ,Q if , L Members of the l97l-72 basketball squad are fKneelingJ Mark Mishler, Doug Hostetler, Don Byer,Tom Barkley, Bob Rullo, and Ron Sotosky, Mgr.: Dan Cable, Frank Smaila, Bob Comiskey, Jeff Bruce, l-lostetler. George Miller, Ray Witt, Mgr.g CStandingJ Coach Majer, Dave 71 Varsity Cagers 72 , 44 5 5 G30 350 sa JE.-sflmifill XJ,-ia, i Z The 1971-72 JV Squad consists of fFront Rowj Dan Kantz, Dan Peterson, George Miller, Frank Smaila, Dan Cableg fBack Rowj Don Naugle, Lamar Shaffer, Eugene Thomas, Rich Byer, Randy Alwineg Yoder, Mgr., Ralph Miller, Mgr., Doug Kimmel, Barry Saylor, Tom fSecond Rowj Chuck Salay, Jeff Bruce, Stanley Nosal, Dewayne Barkley, Bob Rullo, Jeff Flick, Mgr, and Coach Goisovich. GUARD-Bob Comiskey FORWARD-Dave Mishler Senior Players The team waits for the start of another game during the playing ofthe National Anthem. 4 Bob jumps, shoots, and adds two more to the score. 'bil , 2 5 . K x In the Scenes Nobody jumps as high as our Donny. Eat your heart out, Poehner, but this one's going in. Boswell Tourne Champs! Don Byer received the High Scorer's trophy in the tourney with a 42-point performance in two games. He was also named to the All-Tournament Team. The 1972 basketball squad dumped Shanksville 66-65 and North Star 72-67 to triumph in the Boswell Area Jaycees Holiday Basketball Tournament. Our school is the first to have two champion teams in the tourney. The previous victory was in 1968. Also, as of the end of the regular season, our players were the undefeated Somerset County Champions. 'Hy The team displays their trophies following their victory over North Star. Q -Q. kk X, ,:,, ., is Q59 Q Q aw JOHNSTOWN BANK AND TRUST CCIVIPANY Davldsville Branch Your Full Service Bank E-Z CAR WASH Heated-Doors Open 24 Hours Main Street, Boswell Coin-Operated Self-Service 3 Bays Available CAR WASH 250: DEPARTMENT STORE -5 6 wig! 5, f .39 ' E f ff' 'nw l 1 HA? T gas-islaiuni 1 ww l-.Q - .. A ' fl uf lttf A .-'.wmf1'lt rui:L.: -12.4 ''lllmW1iilla:.llil:.wl.'f.f ' - .I 1k1'f'1'V 5' Imlwlllllnrrfwll l 'wg' W! ' .'- all ' ., ,. r u lI.M .l-.'- ll Ljgr l V. gl... H.,.lj M VV- P X X , I .1 , I f' . rl? 'N l 'H 'll. -yelsfjlqgzl k-'Wi 1 - . - 1 I: 1, I 'tl 5' '- 1' -v 1- 1: Ll., , .. 4. .. .. ....l..Ml.. ..f.:l.f1lral....,, ,,.4 ...l... 15th Street and Somerset Avenue Windber, PA. Phone 476-4511 Somerset County's Largest Department Store GREEN GABLES 81 MOUNTAIN PLAYHOUSE At Stoughton Lakes Jennerstown, Pa. BIRD COAL COMPANY A District Of Island Creek Coal Company BEST WISHES to The Class of 1972 from PEOPLES BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Jennerstown, Pa. LIGONIER VALLEY BRANCH Laughlintown, Pa. Visit our new SOMERSET MALL BRANCH Free Parking-Night Depository Drive-in Banking-New Modern Facilities WE HAVE ALWAYS HAD FREE CHECKING ACCOUNTS FULL TRUST SERVICES AVAILABLE Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation SHETLER MEIVIORIALS AUTHORIZED ROCK OF AGES DEALER Monuments, Headmarkers, and Cement Lettering Along Davidsville Pike Near Tire Hill Phone 288-1859 Or 288-1436 STUVER'S QUICK SERVICE RESTAURANTS 3 Locations 1-Johnstown-Windber Road 2-330 Goucher Street 3-Westvvood Featuring-Hamburgers Crispy Chicken-Sea Food 10004, Locally Owned and Operated ZIEBART AUTO-TRUCK RUSTPROOFING Number one all over the worId 1169 Solomon Street, Johnstown, Pa. Phone 539-5024 or 288-1285 Bob Burkhart Owner STEWART'S SUNOCO 312 North Main Street Davidsville, Pa. 15928 Phone 479-4523 Inspection Station, Body Works General Repairs CENTURY FINANCE COMPANY AND CENTURY CONSUMER DISCOUNT COMPANY 109 South Main Street Davidsville, Pa. 15928 Phone 479-7327 COUNTRY WESTERN MUSIC RUSTIC ATMOSPHERE Located at Light in Jennerstown, Pa. Fine Food COVER STUDIO 504 Main Street, Johnstown, Pa. 15901 Phone 536-5189 Your Yearbook Photographer J 81 O DRAPERIES STUDIO 1320 Franklin Street Johnstown, Pa. Phone 535-6386 We specialize in Draperies, Furniture and Carpeting Complete Decoration Service Shop at Home Service ICKES INSURANCE AGENCY Since 1906 General Insurance 415 Main Street Phone 629-5607 Boswell, Pa. STUMP PLUMBING AND HEATING COMPANY INC. Phone 535-3350 Our Policy ls to Satisfy Installations and Services 1354 Franklin Street Johnstown, Pa. Best Wishes from APPARATUS ENGINEERING CO., INC. B. J. MAURER Ford Sales and Service Phone 629-5079 or 629-5619 Boswell, Pa. 15531 BENSCREEK REXALL DRUG STORE Famous for Service BOSWELL LUMBER COMPANY Quality Building Materials Boswell, Pa. 814-629-5625 J. M. CUSTER LUMBER PRODUCTS Ferndale Ave. at Benscreek Paint-Hardware-Building Materials Phone 288-1515 Free Delivery DAVIDSVILLE FUEL District of Boron Oil Products Home Heat and Oil Burner Service Remington Tire Service Davidsville, Pa. 479-7514 Compliments of DEAN'S HOTEL JACK'S SUPER MARKETS Stoystown, R. D. No. 1 Pa. 15563 Central City, Pa. 15926 Quality Groceries-Meats-Produce LOHR RADIO AND TV ZENITH SALES AND SERVICE 100 South Main, Davidsville Phone 479-7275 MAC'S TIRE SERVICE New Tires-T.R.I. Guaranteed Retreads Complete Tire Service RD No. 3, Tire Hill, Pa. Phone 288-2611 RAYMOND BROS. GARAGE Compliments 107 South Main Street, Davidsville, Pa. MC ILWAIN SCHOOL BUS LINES, INC. Electronic Tune Up-State Inspection Ferndale 24 Hour Towing Phone 479-4313 JOHN SAYLOR CONTRACTOR Davidsville, Pa. Phone 479-4954 Compliments of MISHLERS GREENHOUSE Compliments of TERRACE LANES Jerome, Pa. 479-7355 TUXEDO MANOR Formal Wear Rentals For Guys 8. Dolls 515 Main Street Johnstown, Pa. Phone 535-6529 Eddie Peresman tOwnerl Best Wishes Class of '72 From Jack Lyberger's UNIVERSITY MUSIC WAYSIDE FURNITURE Main Street, Davidsville, Pa. 479-4628 WATERS HARDWARE House and Garden Center Davidsville, Pa. THE LIGHTHOUSE DAIRY STORE Home ol the Original Atalanta Polish Imported Baked Ham Westmont Shopping Center BEL-AIR DAIRY 266-2169 THOMAS BARRON'S Greenhouse RD No, 3, Box 110 Johnstown, Pa. BERKEBILE BROS. GARAGE Complete Auto Repair 8- Towing 629-9652 BLOUGHS EVERGREEN NURSERY Old Route 219 At Thomas Mills BRUNO'S BARBER SHOP Compliments of BOSWELL DRUG STORE 310 Main Street 629-5209 Boswell, Pa, 15531 BRUNO'S STORE Groceries-Meats Compliments ol BOSWELL PANEL CENTER BRUCE NURSERIES Growers ol Ornamental Trees BURKET'S REST. CHARLEY'S CRYSTAL VILLA Boswell, Pa. Dry Goods Hollsopple, Pa. 479-7621 CHUCKS DANIELLI ECONOMY FOOD MARKET R Hilltlop Serviriz Id SERVICE STATION DUTCH'S Mb J. Zimmerman epairs- owing- e ing R. D. 4-Box 15 4 avidsville, Pa. Etc. Inspection-S A H Green Stamps Westmont Shoppmg Came' Groceries and Meats Phone 479-4535 or 629-5424 Jerome, Pa. L Phone 479-4728 EXCAVATING-HAULING FOUEQKDIEOJLEIEQLES FRANK'SbiiEi2?2?oLWKET HAHRYS PIZZA SHOP MEESZMAN Route 30 Meats-Groceries Richland Home 2' Housopple Jennerstown, Pa. Hollsopple, Pa, 479-7225 255.9021 HOLLSOPPLE FEED MILL Hollsopple, Pa. LEHMAN'S GARAGE R.D. No, 2 Box 126 Phone 479-7896 Leland A, Mason Davidsville, Pa. NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Phone 479-4671 RASCONA'S RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE 113 East Main Street Somerset, Pa. HUZSEK WRECKER SERVICE Call 798-2972 MAGAZZU RESTAURANT Gray Phone 629-9647 NAUGLE INSURANCE AGENCY INC. Wayne L. Naugle I Harry K. Naugle 213 N. Main Street Davidsville, Pa. Phone 479-4626 RATSY'S RESTAURANT Pizza after 5:00 p.m. Your Favorite Beverage Phone 445-4477 On U.S. RT 219 1 mile North ol Compliments ot JAMES DAIRY STORE Jerome, Pa, Compliments ol JENNERS ROD 81 GUN CLUB Compliments ol Dr, Mantini MARONE'S RESTAURANT 479-4616 Hollsopple, Pa. NOSAL'S DAIRY STORE Newspapers, Greeting Cards Groceries, Drugs, Dairy Products School Supplies, Toys, Novelties JOE PRONESTI-JEWELERS Watch-Clock Repairing Boswell. Pa. RUIS SCREEN SERVICE INC. Silk Screen, Printing and General Printing Hollsopple, Pa. 479-4833 Compliments of SAM'S TAVERN Congratulations Seniors VILLAGE BAKERY 109 S. Main Street Davidsville, Pa. Somerset, Pa. WESTMONT REXALL DRUG STORE Phone 255-4101 Corner Goucher Street and Entrance Drive Johnstown, Pa, Compliments of YODER NEWS 8 VARIETY WESTWOOD GULF 1759 Goucher Street Johnstown, Pa. 15905 Phone 255-5511 YODER'S CLOVER FARM MARKET Meats end Groceries Thomas Mills 479-4136 Compliments of HUNTER SUPER MARKET Boswell, Pa. 44 These Friends Extend Congratulations To the Class of '72 Mr. 8 Mrs. Lewis Berkley Mr. 8 Mrs. Norman E. Benson, Jr. 8 Family Mrs. Harriet Benson Mr. 8 Mrs. Charles Chapman Patricia Chynoweth Mr. 8 Mrs. James Clement Mona Degory Mr. 8 Mrs. William Degory 8 Family Chris Desort Mr. 8 Mrs. David S. Eash 8 Family Mr. 8 Mrs. Donald Edmonson 8 Family Frank Golembeski Mrs. John Gindlesperger Mr. 8 Mrs. Merle Gindlesperger Mr. 8 Mrs. Clarence Hart Mrs. K. Hacky Cary Hostetler Mr. 8 Mrs. Richard Kissell Ann Klinar Mr. 8 Mrs. Lewis Lambert Mr. 8 Mrs. Lester Lehman 8 Family Mary Lehman Mr. 8 Mrs. George Mason Grumpa Matsko Gary H. Miller Miss Sara Moses Mr. 8 Mrs. Dale S. 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C 'Q we EV ' Qgfkg . wi' 'fkiih , i ff A tx Ami ' f' M . , of .wif L.. . , ..,,, . p..,,M,s-wW t ' 'A 'K I ' I S Graduation ,72 The thirty-fourth annual Commencement ofthe Conemaugh Township Area High School was held on Monday, May 22, 1972, at eight o'clock in the high school auditorium. Dr. John E. Kosoloski was the evening's speaker. He spoke on Learning to Live, or Living to Learn . Student discussions were given by Pamela Naugle, David Mishler, Sharon McCloskey, and Kathy Ringgold. The main topic was I Am Waiting . Mr. James L. Herdman presented the Class of '72, and Mr. John Chohany presented the class with their diplomas. SS. wi A Time For Us The Junior-Senior Prom was held by the Junior Class at Green Gables in Jennerstown. It was held on May 6, 1972, from 6 to l0:30 p.m. Music was provided by the Chordettes. A Post-Prom was held in the school gym from I2 to 6 a.m. The Satrycon provided music for this late-night affair. rj it ,V-' , ' The Junior Class officers: Cfrom leftl President, Gary Gusmerottig Treasurer, Janette Rullog Secretary. Marcia Owens: Vice- President, Kevin Barrett. X f . 1 , 69 X lf, u if! ' ttrt. 5' A ii T p fDl5?Q ' T535 if iii ii. i ig' ,a , is . - The Senior Class officers: ffrom leftj Treasurer. Pat Kapitang President, Bill Lease: Vice-President, Dick Kimmel: Secretary, Mary Bickley. A number of the teachers and school board members and their spouses attended the Prom and appeared to have had a good time. 1 J' W , I . l .- 45,1 K Q M X 735.2 I A ami 6 1 X J 6 Valentme Dance The Senior class sponsored the annual Valentine Dance. It was held on February 26, 1972, from 8 to ll p.m. in the high school gym. Music was provided by the Brass Tacks. The center of attention was a huge heart on the center ol' the floor with all the seniors' pictures. past and present. Many memories were brought back by the heart. s., i i '-Q., 'HI WX Majorette Contest On April 7, l972, the mujorettes of CTAHS performed ut the Mujorette Contest held at the War Memorial. They performed to two hits, Joy and the overture to Lllesus Christ Superstar . The girls made a fantastic appearance. We were all proud of them. X, I E Hi f 'Q if X, Off ' fy Y x ' f r, ll l f st, W. Q . vw mt? ,mf .M MV W ,Mc,.f,,V g Va, .gfpfgf - N , ,,u,,. , 5 wp- ggfx' -q I 1. V , ,,,, ,,-1 ., ,,, V -,,- nw ,. -- 7 , , .., N, V, N Lf, V A -' ., f fh'A- W . V e , , , VV , DSE ' , ff ' ,, , f wx. 9 ' ' V Vuwf HM I '-,T f JM U: QQ:-,VU ' v ,. 1 , , ,L I vig, V , T as V' I V ,KE LEN HARKER Ragmneid Len was a regular player for the Indians for 3 years. 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LARRY GRANDAS Pitcher, First Base, and Outfield This versatile young man did a great job for Township for four years. 4 l v ,V Q - f f ' ., ' R' 1 F I V f, 6 r X - ' , an r 'a -' 1lL.2H1-sf f Y gl S ,Li Q' f 3f M?fY ll ' I 1-.f W A? j4,.hf6TEQEt agfflm f' ' ,Y I , V. ' I 1, f ff' V wg l ffwyft, gf, TVV ,M . ' V, ,,w-uaqgyygy, , . , Y - - -' M 'A , A ,df wen, A ' gr f 1? 1 14 , ' gzifiiwxrfsiffifff if ' 'w3'ifj , . fTi2fFi'gWNVg1f' , ,fi-'15, - ff F4 --gg f ff,J.,:,,f.,,4f:w5wg1,, - I 'I' f ' Vg' 1,5 Zin. 7-H, ,re V 5, X W3 4 r ,NV ' Q V gt k. ,I M .W . ,J , .. mi, Y, ,,, ara, as 1 bu.. N 1 .Q W 'rf , .4 -f ,, ,, , Wai-, A fe3q..'-.,1w.x-,5 V 7.. ,haw .vi W W, my ,tj .,' f 55,g. 2 ,f-V,', g,5f',fP1V,- B Q -M 4 4, sf it l'1V.'g,gV.V,' ' A Mg ,af , W 4, M. 'Y gm ,I ,, if X, ' I ,Z A f : 10. 1 y 'im ,,,j Ax' fy , -, v P. at V ' z. '1 if ,U III 4 1 C 28' ,, ,, A .V V , W . V, Q, w V A, , 1 , A .f I -' - h i , 1- 4' , ' 3. f iw 1- with ik nfs, t V vm, f ' hlhwuvaa A 'Q 'f , 1r,Aiugi'sl, f ah , Q ,w.M,,.r-f f 1 Y , ,5- xxx, 15 ,Sf .5 my ini si 'rs' 'f 21? sie S . f I F W. A 1 '5- S f t -Ji fi! 1 Ai. ,pu Q 1 f it Ld I Track JOHN DAYOOB - discus, shotput MATT DELFERT - high and low hurdles, mile relay JESSE EASH - triple jump broad jump v Seniors BILL DEGORY - shotput, discus - Bill set records forthe shotput at the school, the Mountain Conference, in Somerset County, and in the District 5. -:+?34,,-5 ft v ,-' . , ,, , .wie ' A sf '. ' V I 'Q 1M , - vu-Q r t... ' A - T nw' . ,Q yd 'M DENNY HARMAN - 2 mile run GARY EMPFIELD - discus, javelin DAVE KOBA - low hurdles, javelin, shotput MARK LIVINGSTON - javelin Y Qi, ' rr Mb. f A fi' MARIO MARISA javelin DAVE STUVER -javelin ALAN TRESNICKY - pole vault, high jump Track Seniors Q4 8 -: A gig .M iw M ...f- if .X A , 12' ' W Q 4- 2,61 K gf, ia.. A 4.4455 RAY ZWICK - l00 yard dash, 220 yard dash, 880 relay, shotput DAVE MISHLER - broad jump, triple jump high jump DAVE THOMAS - high hurdles DON WlLLlAMS - broad jump, triple jump The entire staff of the 1972 Connumach wish to thank the many unsung heroes that have been such a great help in the production of the yearbook. Miss Will, Mr. Volk, Mrs. Statler, and Miss Romano deserve a lot more than this little thank you. They had to put up with all the little troubles that we came to them with, and were most understanding when we needed help. Another big thanks should go to Mr. Herdman, Mrs. Thomas, and Miss Williamson. Without them we would not have been able to schedule all the club and classroom pictures, and eventually have them taken. Of course, no yearbook would be possible without photographers. Cover Studio and its staff were most cooperative. Almost at a moment's notice they were able to be at our disposal. Mr. Thomas Roles of School Pictures, Inc. was responsible for all the wonderful underclass portraits. Mr. Robert Keith, the area representative for Inter-collegiate Press, our publisher, and Mrs. Frances Nagorney, the home office staff member, are to be commended on a job well done in helping to get us started with the yearbook, and in having the yearbook back to us on time so that the students would have it before the school year ended. We hope we haven't missed anyone, but if we did, we're sorry. All we can say is a big, THANK YOU!