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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1975 volume:

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We have tried to make it more personal and interesting to people of all ages. We want to bring back memories to our parents and grandparents while making new ones for ourselves. As one looks through our book, many changes can be noticed. One of these changes is the pictures we've added from former yearbooks and ones we got from friends. We want to extend our thanks to all who have helped us. These pictures may remind you of your days here, and in doing this, we can help share our days with you. 2 Opening l The booming city of Jerome wasn't satisfied with their first ' school house, so they built a second one which was bigger and better. 4 picture out of the 1920's? Exactly! This picture, taken in 1920, is a of students from Conemaugh Township. 'he Queen City of the Bituminous itself! Jerome started out as a nining town in 1904, and continued to grow to its present status. he Big Band Era in Jerome? Yes, even then, Ierome, Pennsylvania, ad its own Citizen's Band! I like Conemaugh Township because .... .... of Community Spirit. People are friendly and helpful. Roger Knepper .... it is made up of a wide variety of very different people, yet we all have a lot in common and like a lot of the same things. Unknown .... of the great sports teams and the friendly people. Diane Borosky Conemaugh, a small Indian village, was located on the present site of lohnstown. The word itself is said to mean long fishing place. In 1801 the February Sessions created Conemaugh Township. At that time the township was very large, including much of Northern Somerset County and the southern part of Cambria County. There were ninety taxables living in the township when it was formed in 1810. There were 53 cabins and 15 houses with about 300 inhabitants. joseph johns, the founder of johns- town, is buried in the family plot on a farm near Davidsville. Among the early settlers are found the names of Buck, Blough, Hershberger, Croyle, Miller, and Thomas. They were mostly of German origin. Included were Lutherans, Evangelicals, United Brethren, and the plain people-German Baptist Brethren tDunkardsJ, Mennonites, and Amish. Pennsylvania Dutch was the community dialect. Around 1800 Isaac Kaufman owned 1600 acres of land around Davidsville. His estate was valued at a quarter million dollars. .... it's like one big happy family. Helen Constable .... it's not crowded, the scenery is always pretty and the people are friendly. Ruth Hostetler . . . . of solitude. Nancy Custer .... of all the wonderful memories it left me with. Cindy Zwick Opening 3 wwf The reason I like living in Conemaugh Township is the High School. Right now my education is very important to me and CTAHS is helping me become the type of person I wish to be. l've become involved athletically as well as scholastically at CTAHS and this has added to my learn- ing. From my friends and the people of Conemaugh Township, l've been given many values I will always remember. Athletic events, parades, the wooded areas, new things to discover, always able to find something to do, and of course, the people are just a few of the reasons I enjoy living in Conemaugh Town- ship and attending CTAHS. Every leaf that falls, every word spoken will live on as a memory. As I leave the area upon graduating, I know I will return some day with many fond memories of how I had grown in this area. I know, when I do return, CT will still be the same friendly and beauti- ful township that I so fondly know now. I know if the people can't find a way, they'll make one. Cindy Sambor 4 Opening I like Conemaugh Township be- cause . . . . . . Some of the best memories I have started at CTAHS. I will never forget all the great people I met there and all the pride the kids from CT have. Lynn Harshberger .... After being away for 5 years at college, I'm very happy to be living in C.T. again. Carle lThomasJ Allen .... The people here are friendly. Karen Young FROM TOP TO BOTTOM: IU Could it be the Injun Engine 31? This train sits on an old abandoned railroad track in Hollsop- ple. 121 Even back then the students tried to brownie up teachers! l3I Does this remind you of the bomb threats? This old fire truck may have come to the rescue of students in 1935, but since then, the Hollsopple Fire Department has acquired newer and more efficient trucks. 4 I like Conemaugh Township because .... .... Some of my best memories are here. Larry Alwine .... Everyone is crazy or shall I say not wrapped too tight. Unknown .... The surroundings. jackie Lambert .... The friendly people and kids, and how easy it is to adjust to the neighborhood after mov- ing here. Rhoda Freed .... The congenial feeling that everyone has for everyone else throughoutthe Township. Tammie Kaufman .... Anomymous. laye Anne Hunter .... The close-knit community. Nancy Cottom . , mlbr5H'Fl4'l Sli X' '67 I .W. .... The people here-they are a lot nicer than I thought they'd be. I doubt if the students from the school I came from would be that friendly to a new student. lodi Fisher .... My grandparents. Cindy Matsko .... The fact that we're number one. julie Butchko .... It is an excellent area to grow up in because the pace is slow, there are still places of solitude where a person can communicate with nature, and most people have good hearts. Gale Shipley FROM TOP TO BOTTOM: Ill Our lnjun Engine pulled ahead and left the poor caboose behind! This is part of the train located in Hollsopple. C27 After leaving the bulls out for the summer of '43, Miss Ethel Berkey and Miss EJ. Will show a smile of relief. C35 A picturesque post- card? No, it is the covered bridge located on the Somerset Pike. Opening 5 ls this the border to nowhere? Border Dam is located, on the Stonycreek, near Carpenters Park. .... No matter where I go or what I do Conemaugh Township will always mean so many mem- ories to me-the memories each of us have after we leave the school, the good times we have had in it, and most of all the people which make C.T. what it is ludy Risch The 1950 Majorettes: Sandra Mont- gomery, loan Knapp, Mary Timko, Mary Kantz. gfffam IL p .... The friendly atmosphere and teachers who care. Karen Kalenak .... lt has a lot of nice, friendly people. Karen Colclough, Linda Yoder, Trina Harman, Terry Coughenour, Grizz, Dave Thompson, Connie Shetler. 6 Opening I like Conemaugh Township because .... .... I believe the people here are closer to each other and friendlier than people in other high schools. Anne Beatty .... Everybody can be an indi- vidual, and have their own opin- ions, but still be friends, and best of all, still work together to make C.T. the best! jamie Feathers .... The quality of Township's education is high, the quality of it's student life is high and I guess that's a major part of what it takes to make a high quality tomorrow. Bill Pebley .... I think it's an all around great school. We've got a great athletics department and good school spirit. I'm proud to be a member of the student body here atC.T. Ginny Miller .... It has an outstanding atmosphere for developing a stu- dent's personality and character that will be used in his future life. loAnn Heckler .... The students uphold the great traditions and pride in Conemaugh Township High School. Tomlordan .... The enthusiasm that the students bring forth in school activities. Greg Varner If you like old cars, here's one you will love. Do you think its owners could have been Bonnie and Clyde? The atmosphere of the area, the attitudes of the people, and the friendliness of all make Cone- maugh Township special for me. No matter what my future holds or where I may go, I will always remember the people I met at CT Here is a peaceful spot in the CTAHS area where many students throughout the years spent many serene moments and how even after graduation everyone from past years kept in touch and remained friends. I know of no other place l'd rather live. Kay Miller trying not only to hook the fish but also get hooked themselves. -1- .... ..,....f- 32: ' R14 . ,... ,, F . I like Conemaugh Township because .... .... it's so rustic. Mary Anne Golden .... of the faculty. I personally feel we have the best teachers in the area. Also, the growing of athletic programs and the new mini-courses and English elec- tives. Bob Cotchen .... of the three stooges-Mr. Hemphill, Mr. Michaels, Mr. Dun- can, and Mr. Williams. I also like the fact that here students are individuals, not merely num- bers or faces to teachers. Phil Parlock .... all of my very best friends. Cheryl Shustrick .... I think it's one of the better townships to live and raise a family in. There's a lot of community spirit, and I appreci- ate all the churches. Unknown .... the people of the area are really friendly. I think that this makes the township so great. Trina Harman .... of the great community togetherness. I sometimes feel sorry for those who have never had a chance to be a part of a community as close as ours. The people of Conemaugh Township are the greatest people any- where, they make Conemaugh Township what it is. Kathy Constable I like this year's senior class the best, it was almost as good as ours. The class of '73 can't be beat, but the class of '75 is really great. I think their senior year was just as fantastic as ours. Mark Sotosky Opening 7 Illl lf.. la? 1 Wx f5 1 'X Q Q , f,-3' X P..-2 A A1 E ,i Ai Ai i 5 w ,Y The school board plays a great part in the present and future at CTAHS. They are the ones who make all the important school decisions. Here are some thoughts of what some of the members think about the students and CTAHS: CT's the greatest-the best administration, the best teachers, and the best students anywhere. john Chobany CT's a place where everybody is comfortable with everyone else. Lowell Shaffer I think we have one of the finest schools in Pennsylvania and the finest student group. Robert Valentine The members of the school board are KFRONT ROW, L-Rl: Mr. Robert I. Valentine, president, Mr. john Chobany, district superintendent, Mr. Donald L. Stover, Mr. Michael B. Springer, secretary, lSECOND ROWJ: Mr. john P.K. Miller, vice-president, Mr. William Degory, Mr. Lowell Shaffer, Mr. Wayne A. Kauffman, Mr. Charles R. Pipta, treasurer, and Attorney Eugene Fike II, school board solicitor. Absent: William Pebley. These three seniors are so close with their fathers that they want to come to school with them, but actually their fathers are dedi- cated school board members. Like father, like son, are Mr. William Pebley and his son Bill, and Mr. Michael B. Springer and Craig. On the other hand, like father, like daughter, are Mr. William Degory and his daughter Lisa. s , -,., .5 sv fgfggqfffg -ADMINISTRATIO - Vw Ns' x X lxfxx A .rw it ' l 10 Administration X x K V -is 34 a 5 Z if --....,,,,sN4Nw., V ' ' ' Mr. john Chobany is the District Superintendent. He is also Chief School Administrator for the Johnstown Vo-Tech, Chairman of the Conemaugh Township Christmas Parade Committee, and a member of the Conemaugh Township Rotary Club. His hobbies include sports. He has been with the school system for nine years. Robert F. Harris is the Administrative Assistant. His hobbies include model building, reading, and sky diving as a spectator sport. Mr. Harris commends the Hcooperativeness of the community, students, and the staff to accept changes and improvements. He is in his second year with the school system. Mr. james L. Herdman is the High School Principal. His hobbies include reading. Mr. Herdman says, Of the many assets Conemaugh Township has, the most outstanding is its people. He has been with CTAHS for six years. Mr. Richard M. Matey is the Assistant High School Principal. He enjoys bowling, golf, and reading. I like Conemaugh Twp. Area High School because everyone here works together in upholding its reputation as an excellent high school. He has been with CTAHS for three years. Administration 11 it 3' .9 . PT, 515 MRS. MARGARET THOMAS, Mr. Herdman's secretary, has been at CTAHS for eleven years. Her hobbies are sewing, crocheting, gardening, and watching sports. She enjoys camping and hiking. What she likes most about CTAHS is, the students. v NW' :itil OXXN- ,i.?. MISS DEBORAH TELENKO is the secretary for the District Superintendent. She is a 1972 graduate of CTAHS. She enjoys bowling, sewing, music, sports, and taking care of her plants. MISS LOlS WILLIAMSON, who is Mr. Matey's secretary, has been with this school system for thirty two years. Her hobbies are ceramics, reading, photography, and growing flowers. Her special interesting point is that she has season tickets for Pittsburgh Steeler games. is-Q. 12 Administration A f J . Q J , SW., V A., ,A , ' ,Q Z .M ff :MM ,gf ' ' is E - J i fl Q Fx ix I ,N.,,,,,,-my ur' ,fx ftxxm fX i . 'R f I A! Q 9' MRS, BARBARA A. KORHUT, who is the Senior High Guidance Counselor, has been with CTAHS for three years. She is the advisor of the majorettes and scholastic quiz team. Her hobbies include sewing, tennis, and reading. What she likes about CTAHS is, the enthusiasm of the students and their school spirit. MRS. IEAN GINDLESPERGER, who was a CTAHS graduate, serves as secretary to Mr. Brown and Mrs. Korhut. She is the advisor for the school bank. Her hobbies include camping and sports. One point she makes perfectly clear is, We can be proud of our schooI. MR. THOMAS L. BROWN is the junior High Guidance Counselor and a teacher of the ninth grade guidance class. His hobbies- include reading, sports, and family outings. He is student council advisor to Student Forum, and a representative of the new program sponsored by the Dept. of Public Education. When asked what he likes about Conemaugh Township, Mr. Brown said, I enjoy phone conversations and conferences with parents from Conemaugh Township. I have found almost every parent to be cooperative and genuinely interested in their son or daughter's academic and social development. Administration 13 Hey Maw, what's for lunch? This is a familiar cry heard in the cafeteria from famished scavengers. The members of the CAFETERIA STAFF are: lL-Rl: Thelma Weible, Mae Garrety, All right, which one of you is calling in the bomb threats? The members of the PUPIL PERSONNEL COMMITTEE are: KL-Rl john fl 'R X A f t B , vw N Minnie Barkley, Christine Wood, Gloria Smith, lean Rohde, Edna Naugle, Edith Salain, Verna Temyer, and Caroline Anderson. Chobany, Robert Harris, Thomas Brown, Barbara Korhut, Nancy Thomas, james Herdman, and Richard Matey. 14 Administration MRS. NANCY THOMAS has been the school nurse for 10 years. She received a B.S. in Education at Indiana University and the University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown. Mrs. Thomas is the advisor for the Future Nurses of America and enjoys camping as her hobby. MRS. NANCY GOLISH, IBOTTOM LEFTI, Mrs. Keim's secretary, is a graduate of CTAHS and has been here for six years. Her hobbies are sewing, painting, and music. She enjoys, meeting and working with the many people involved in the educational system of Conemaugh Township. E . .. .,,,,... I t . A . Q --i. g at t is MISS LUCY CORTESE has been the tax collector and office clerk at CTAHS for 32 years. She is a CTAHS graduate of the Class of 1942. Miss Cortese enjoys reading and gardening and especially enjoyed two trips to Italy where she visited relatives. MRS. RUTH KEIM, IBOTTOM RIGHTI, is the business office manager. A former CTAHS graduate, Mrs. Keim worked here for six years. Her hobbies include sewing, reading, and knitting. She is a member of the Allied Artists of Iohnstown. I I Q 1 A A 7' lt ll ,, gi L 1 1 - isihwiise t .,,,., .,,, , L QL J 1 732411 1 - nlcfg ,,', V , ff I dt Administration 15 IV Meanwhile back at the ranch, KL-Rl: Senior class president, Tom lordang vice-president, Michael Sotoskyg secretary, Pam We, the class of 1975, would like to thank all the members of the faculty and administration for giving us a chance to show our abilities and for teaching us the importance of responsibility and success. The outstanding members of the class of 1975 began using these aspects during our freshman year, as we surpassed our magazine campaign goal by S996.00. As sophomores, the Christmas dance, Frosted Fantasies, was a complete success. Our junior year was highlighted with the production of the Junior Class Play, Headin' for a Weddin ' and the lunior-Senior Prom, Yesterday Once More. 1B Noon, treasurer, Trina Harman, take a rest from their usual industrious activity of overseeing the great class of 75. This year's Senior Class Play, The Babbling Brooks, and our Valentine Dance helped to com- plete our senior year. As the Injun Engine pulled into the station with a first-place trophy, the class of 1975 could see a successful twelve years come to a close. A special thanks goes to our class deans: Mr. Volk, Mr. Shank, Miss Tinkle, and Mrs. Litzinger. We thank them for all their time, patience, and guidance that have helped our class rise to success. As we leave Conemaugh Township High School, we will attempt to put to use the many things that we have learned so that we may all have a prosperous future. 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Thompson Dave Ryan Robert Tilley Til Richard Todero Rick Carl Wayne Trout Quick Carl Brian Updyke Sydney Gregory Allen Varner Greg Tommy lames Vatavuk Tom Cheryl Ann Vivian Bush David Wagner Wagador Terry Ray Wolford Terry 30 ,A 'lf!,hrn 'Uv on QQ '1::,,-- 4537 -.uf , 'ff I Picture not available David Fleck Dave Celene Kay Yoder Celene Gary Ray Yoder Gary Linda lean Yoder Lin Sharon Marie Yoder Sharon joseph Warren Young K.C. Burns Linda Marie Young Munchkin jack Yourich Skin Hound Pete Zupan Zup Cynthia Louise Zwick Cindy 31 vw- prawn. g- -fy V V v 'J . 2.4 5? I Ii? 3 3 111,53 . ' ,E ' T '- i ' , h ,,, A p , 4 k . '55 xg ' i . I in ' .f ,- A X N, -I Q J.' -.-A:, W f W Q xxx X F bfq. - q. V Ei A. L.4 f m , i I Pb-,wi 'V UD IS DU UU El i V 'JI 1 A -. 1 E. 1 in ,fray qt V ,F 13205 v WHICH SCIENCE vw N Vrmuyww t 4 wi i . 5 ,Ne 1f,2g?W .... 1. I . t t . - With these five 'Frankensteins' together, no telling what they won't brew up. The Science teachers are from IL-Rl: Arthur Williamsg james D. Hemphillg Paul 1. Duncanp David G. Michaelsg and William Bridgewater. 34 Science See, it's so easy I can do it with my eyes closed. QQ Oh boy! That 1st period class is enough to mak teachertalkto himself. DO YGU PREFER .... ..r's fi Physics can be a hair-raising experience! none- , yjj5yf3li1l7l1Tl7'l',353ill I just about died when the girls told me my best beakers had spots. This bag of hot air will never replace my fetal pigs and my all-star Anatomy class, thinks Mr. Williams. lf one word could sum up Cone- maugh Township, it would be FRIENDLY. I know a lot of won- derful people in this area who helped make it my second home town. The pace is slow and uncomplicated, not a rat race. lt's a really hospitable place! Debbie Lisiecki I like Conemaugh Township be- cause .... .... of all the neat teachers like Mr. H., Mr. Michaels, and Mr. Duncan four fiendish science teachers.l Ryan Tilley .... all the understanding people. Brian Shoff .... of stall No. 3 in the boys' room. Dave Miller .... of two Studs, one Wang and one Nut. joe Young .... B-B-Boom! Ron Telenko .... of early dismissal. Terrie Miller .... it's one ofa kind. Phil Cotchen .... of the bomb threats. Cin, Mitz, Tur, and Becky Science 35 THERE'S NO BUSINESS LIKE... 4 4:, ' 1. ' ' V' 2 Efiw u Business teachers and Mr. jay Volk. Sue, don't forget to keep your eyes on the book, not out the window. 36 Business are Mrs. Patricia A. Siehlg Mrs. Margaret Statlerg Mrs Mary K. Clarkg Mmmmmm, does that staple smart! Okay girls, I know that you would like to quit so but which one of you tore this next page out. Between you and me, I think that I just sat 1 somebody's Iunch. 1 WHY DGES C.T. HAVE H Girls, you've got to be kidding, even William Tell couIdn't hit that ant! Now wait a minute, guys, something's wrong here. The delightful 'kids' who stroll the halls in the morn- ing, fill the classrooms with activity during the day, and go out into the world to become responsible, hard- working adults have made my 'many' years at CTAHS interesting, happy, and re- warding. Margaret Statler Conemaugh Township is a great place to live, and CTAHS is a terrific school. In fact, there are very few things about Conemaugh Township that I don't Iike. Patricia Siehl EALTHY KIDS? Boy, times sure did change. When I was young, we used to play soccer on the ground not on the waIls. I think I'm either too late or too early for lunch I Gym 81 Health 37 D0 THEY KNOW THEIR MATH . . .OR DO Ernie, I wonder if you could tell me what else I use this for besides making a straight line? 1, . li M... ,,., fifths Okay class, count my fingers, because that's how many pointsthereareinatrianglef' 'ff' 4 MX Wow! I need a rest after that class. 38 Math No class, this measures 'angles' not 'angels'. THEY KNOW THEIR MATH? ,-4 1 .5 'iii 555312: Ti Could these people be our Math whiz Mr. Ronald Goisovich, Mr. Santo Ricotta, Did anyone see which way my class kids? They are! These hard working Mrs. Linda Litzinger, Mrs. Sallie Coughe- went? people makeup our Math Department. They are IL-RJ: Mr. Michael 1. DeBiase, ig Well, at least he had the right page. Now if only I could teach him something. nour, and Mr. Frank Svarney. I like the exceptional athletes, their attitudes and performances of always giving 1000!0 Cespecially in footballl and the willingness of the community to back all the sports programs. Ronald Goisovich I feel more 'at home' at CTAHS than I did in any other school. The students, teachers, and staff are friendlier here than they are any where else. Linda Litzinger I like the enthusiasm of the students. Michael DeBiase The students are exceptionally friendly. Davids- ville is a nice, quiet community where I wish to live upon my retirement. Frank Svarney Math 39 WE COULD 'T ASK No jeff, I didn't get my DEAR either. ZA '7 Our Social Studies Department models the latest in mens fashions. They are KL-Rj: Mr. john Kirkwoodg Mr. james gay, . , f iff, f imfsjx ff.. -,ff.,f .,:,- +15-3 'f',' My X 1 f J ,i liffaiif Qi jijj we s X W x ff Matthewsg Mr. Barry L. Horneg Mr. David Pristasg Mr. Dorsey Eash r me sv. i i 'ff -Q. ., , .. I.-,Q .Y 4.4, csv M55 H. Zli-LVHK-j hk,' 'X ,i ., 5 9 i '43 q- ,5 sa-, ff R MV - , .,,i,.,..- ,fgm .. sm A' au ' Indiana is located right about .... here. You're my kind of people, friendly, helpful, warm, and courteous. I really enjoy teaching here at CTAHS. David Pristas fs, Q '74 ,25- No, you can't impeach me. 40 Social Studies EOR BETTER SOCIAL STUDY TEACHERS. i ts 17 , a U as , x 15-'V y I My ii fha There are probably many things I could find that I like about Conemaugh Township, but at the top of the list would be the friendliness of the students. joseph Majer Mr. joseph I. Majerg Mr. Robert L. Fullerg and Mr. Donald I. We all know thatlhave enough political resources to prevent O'Connor. ' H .L '3.il!'Zf - i H ala, :zz X 3-M Mah EAI . iis' I .fic-K If iii' Q ' '49 K I never knew that Mrs. Ickes had such an interesting gym class! li ' W W, I anarchy in this class. I like the 'smallness' and the semi-rural location of Conemaugh Township. The small enrollment permits closer contact between teachers and students. lim Matthews In the past, I have enjoyed immensely the oppor- tunity of teaching in Conemaugh Township. Ma- terials for our particular subject or classroom were always available. The spirit and conduct of the students at all extra-curricular contests has always been exemplary. Above all else, the students them- selves are the most wonderful and cooperative group of boys and girls in the nation. Robert Fuller Social Studies 41 BRI GING UP THE REAR ARE... All right class, we're running a full gamut here! I like the great school spirit and enthusiasm that most students here have toward their school and community. john Kirkwood The 'Indians' being able to com- pete with all the larger schools. Donald O'Connor The large number of kind and con- siderate students makes our high school a nice place for teachers, with most of their teaching years behind them, to teach. Dorsey Eash Did I ever tell you people about the time our fleet was in the Pacific .... 42 Social Studies Funny, that doesn't look like Omar Sharif! A D NOW O R ENGLISH DEPT! fl fl mga., 4 ur Qy Mr. Paxton has just found a classic example of a marvelous old bean! , 4' ist 1. r.,i4c.eoz-v,v'1 lu' See, l even combed my hair. l've found the facul- ty, administration, and students at Cone- maugh Township very friendly and most co- operative. lt's also a pleasure to work in a school which provides additional teaching materials along with the usual textbook. Joyce Leech I like the friendliness of the students. joseph Salko 5? fill.. y Hey Coach! What's so funny? Mrs. Leech says, The English language is never so great as in adversity. English 43 1. HOW MA Y LA AGES CAN M-.ws '---+--... ,Q v4 WMIHWU Here are some teachers just hanging around the libraryi S. McFeaters. QSECOND ROW L-Rl: Miss Phyllis Romanop They are KFIRST ROW L-Rl: Miss Elizabeth I. Willy Miss Mr. Thomas Biancog Miss Mary Ann Tigheg Mr. Frank i Evelyn lean Peleskyg Miss Linda Tinkleg and Mrs. Pauline Hainesg Mr.loseph Salkog and Mr. john Paxton. 'sg 44 English So that's what Silas Marner looks like. 'Q' We have all kinds of French food. Now all we need are some plane tickets to Paris and two weeks' leave from school. YOU SPEAK? ii Senorita Tinkle finds an easy way to relieve her anxieties. ,, ,, , . if 'V ...W . . - , A... ..,..,.. . . A I ...Ziff tl f. ' 0' - -J 1 . K' . s e it 2T,ZE17l - j ei'i. fgf , 5 IL..a.I E ' ,yy EE T ,gf W W y r 'f'-W .2 J, y x, y ,,,.,.' I kfww - ...A ,ffl N - 'flf ql 'T 'Xi T - Q. M i - ' 'N' -. uv l 1 h f-V 1.7! My , . K ' t Viyr MNf.,I,gL,,,,t 5, I W . ' V ' WM ., Men or mice? Miss Romano teaches senior Public SQUEAKING. Through my many years, I have formed such fine friendships with my pupils and their families that I'm sure to always remember Conemaugh Township for its wonderful people. Elizabeth 1. Will 5 Some classes grow on youg others turn out to be crop failures. Q di' 'i il lets. A' ' Miss Tighe leads the righteous remnant through English class. It's interesting returning to my AlmayMater. I'm enjoying the changes, which are many, and re- aquaintance with old friends and meeting new ones. I look forward to many challenging years here. Thomas Bianco CTAHS is the best. Linda Tinkle Is there any other place? Pauline McFeathers At Conemaugh Township the students are friendly and courteousg they have an enthusiastic attitude toward learning. This makes teaching both enjoyable and challenging. Mary Ann Tighe English 45 35 A fi WHERE ELSE CO LD YCL bfi., yiii Us E E ,EE, i W, ,,.. , K 5 On the count of three, jump! No, Flash, this isn't a Volkswagen steering wheel. 46 Arts 84 industrial Art .,,,.,,,. -- .Me- ' You know it's three demerits if you hit me with that hammer .... l'm glad we have so many good studentsg it makes the bad ones easier to take. Melvin McFeaters I like the quiet hallways and surrounding view from the inside of the building looking out. Steve Terebus I like the people of this area and the beau- tiful country living. Walter Kososki D MORE TALE T l The teachers at the other end of the breezeway are CL-RJ: Mr. Steve Terebusg Mr. Walter Kososkip Mr. Robert Burnworthg and Mr. Melvin McFeaters, 1 ,1wE?.a:g..,.r l' , I know I told you to draw a doghouse, but did you have to put in To begin with there are fourfingers on each hand. Snoopyf' Arts 81 Industrial Art 47 WHC'S GCT THE BEATER Waimea The two Home EC, teachers are lL-RJ: Mrs. Rachel Hargreaves and Mrs. Betty Good. ,av Karen works slow as molasses in january! 48 Music 84 Home Economics YOU are there. i.E ' Mrs. Hargreaves puts her finger on the latest Paris originals! OR BEAT AT CTAHS? Can we stop smiling now? The Township music makers are Mrs. Sandra Kemp and Mr. john Salay. I think the students in Conemaugh Township are great. I truly enjoy teaching here. Betty Good I'm prejudiced-I like EVERYTHINQ. about Conemaugh Township. Rachel Hargreaves CT is a community. john Salay Sandra Kemp very music-oriented WHE THETEACHERS NEEDAHELPI GHA D I The teachers aides are IL-R STANDINGI: Mrs. Susan Cable, Mr. Richard Gross, Miss Carol I knew I should have polished my left Bigam, ISEATEDI: Mrs. Famie Kerr, Mrs. Alma Todero, and Mrs. Nancy Stahl. shoe! Mr. Will is student teaching for Mr. Eash. Student Teachers 84 Aids 49 1 1 mg f 0 f- U 6 X rg SM A f 5 r 1- 3 Q X f J-K-'Ol l 2 'X I ii? CLASS OF 1976 A pow wow of junior tribe chiefs? The Chiefs are CL-RD: Patty Lucas, president: Cindy Meyers, Treasurer. Miss Annette Morelli, secretaryp Rick McMasters, vice-presidentg Linda Tinkle is The Class dean- se.. is- C. Adams K. Adams B. Agnello are 5 'fi ss? I. Bowers 1. Butchko E. Byer s-if N Nw wf B. Altemus D. Bent I. Berkebile D. Borosky i i . isv M. Carrico M. Castiglione I. Charnesky K. Chynoweth ,,, K , ,. gg B B i 5-is 1. Conzatti I. Cortese P. Cotchen P. Dabbs E. Danielli L. Danielli S.Dipr1, 52 juniors Q iierrer . avi S L Ltkk K Aux. A B. Ellingsworth I. Everett K. Figard 1. Fisher M. Fisher 1. Flick P. Fockler Y- s- I i K 'r'wv 1 41 .3 - sf 2 s E, r --.- M, R. Foreback lim Frederiek C. Fultz D. Garlesky - - K rs-ff - 1 , . 'ai C F 1, .. fi .if , . - -'fp-1. 'Q if i . , N 1-,: 4 G. I. S. Gindlesperger Gindlesperger Gindlesperger CLASS B. Gress D. Griffith O F A. Hargreaves A. Hildebrand fm- '. ' U .- ' i.: ff' fiffiff i, ll 1976 W ri.. . r MJ. Holbay C. Holsopple M. Holsopple G. Honkus .Rf 5 , M. Horner R. Hostetler M. Huber A. jackson I. Kauffman R, Keim T, Klimek 'B- ji . qu b ,W 4 ' . A , X Q' A f 5 ' F , I K. Kuyat S. Lavely D. Layton T. Layton B. Lazer D. Lech R. Litterine juniors 53 W , iw + in Q, ii ' 55. dj, 'i' A f M P. Lucas C. Lybarger R. Mantini C. Marlowe T. May T. Mazzarese D. McClarren get iw? i1f 0 . . . 11' Ti T2 me , Q . '51 fy.. sf' 5 U5 5 R R. McMasters C. Meyers D. Meyers G. Miller T. Miller G. Mintmier B. Mitchell I. Monteith A. Morelli C C. Mull B. Naugle 1976 D. Naugle D. Nikonow D. Oaks D. O'Connor sx 'fa ui ,f 46 A .21 B. Ott P. Parlock K. Pebley N. Phillips M. Pipta R. Pipta I. Rhodes ' V ' 1375i k.k 9 QQ., xv is 1. Risch C. Saylor M. Saylor R. Saylor Sherri Saylor Sue Saylor I. Schmeling 54 juniors I VW, k 3 B. Sendek C. Shaffer MJ. Shaffer S. Shaffer C. Shetler G. Shreffler C. Sh royer . .X . l CCCClx v+e .6 as t tsl ees .S- .. K '+P ,V sg' . 5. L. Sidone D. Smith 1. Smith P. Smith G. Snyder C. Stayrook R, Stayrook an f . if A - liaise Wh R. Stephenson C. Stevan us C L S D. Strayer V. Szapka CDF 3 1976 L. L. Thomas ' ,,, 'W Qtr bf R- Teelef I- Temyef B. Thomas D. Thomas is , M, i 5,1 F gr . , .wr ' . P' i . 'Wifi P. Tilley P. Tresnicky B. Turk T. Verba B. Verna K. Walls -r iff S . e ti . k-.,' Q il . F Pictures Not Available: Q -. G. Allison G. jones ' 4, P. Bowman P. Mancini if lohn Frederick D. Mishler it , . K. Garrett j.SalIey l l L.Golden R. Hodgkins K . W.Hudak 1 P f I E. Weaver L. Williams F. Wills W. Yoder R. Hillegass juniors 55 CLASS OF 1977 1 4? Up the Down Staircase? The sophomore class and Treasurer-Amy Cable. Mr. Kirkwood is the officers are President-Doug Telenko, Vice-Presi- class dean. dent Rhonda Crist, Secretary-Marsha Sleek, f ,xv 5. M. Badaczewski S. Baranik D. Beahr ,. N.. .5 . . . . ..,,',i in y ll-'4 4 . 'T .1 G. Adams s uit - 'YW 5 1 A A Q K D - .. ., ' ,f -- .t A K. Berkebile R. Berkebile : I 4 EL V.k.. Q1 it 51.5. -4 i. .4 I. Byer A. Cable 56 Sophomores t is , L D. Blough 1. Blough N. Chynoweth C tk QW . R. Cobaugh 4 X L ms Q X is s ,. k- ski ..-. .. , 1 ,Y a K. Beatty wi '- R. Blough R. Collins . . :fig is . Q at l M. Beatty R. Beener A 1,51 . D. Borelle M. Burkey Q D, Cooper D. Cortese S. Cotchen Use the chalk, not your nose! R, Crist I. DeBarto M. Degory Z.. . il, E 3 J in 'T' 1. L 1 . . B. Fisher R. Foor K. Freeburg M. Garrety C. Golden 1. Golob K-- . 4 i UI' I if S. Heidenthal G. Hillegass T. Direnzo T. Dovey P. Eash D. Ellingsworth 1. Figard 5 QDNH, L K hqq, J Q ,.... ...,., , ar vs- i J In . .. . 'A g :A , ' CLASS P P' ' in-' JZ R ', . S. Foreback T. Frank 1977 G. P. Gindlesperger Gindlesperger W 9' , '-v-anim 3 f ,pf -. Gi- R fs A x ff ' . A D. Hainsey W. Hall D. Hart M. Hartfiel I. Hawkins R. Hillegass C. Hofecker W. Hoffman P. Horn I.Huber Sophomores 5 if ,Mm .1:,x., ,R sf D.lones D. Kadillac K. Kaufman R. Kauffman D. King G. Kissell K. Koba E K 1 -. Yr: 1 M- - , aa a K 1 affff R c D. Konieczny K. Koop K. Kordell 1. Krassnoski E. Krause V. Kuzma L. Lehman 1 .5 , a CLASS D. Leventry E. Lynam O F P. Maldet R. Maurer A g.. M. Mazzarese B. McClelland G. Miller lo Miller I. Miller L. Miller R. Miller C. Mishier A Some students will do anything to get out of class, which includes practicing many long and hard hours. 58 Sophomores M. Moore M. Moran 1. Muir ,. rv. 7 '-1' :Lg -f.. M. Najjar K. Naugle D. Noon - ,.A.m ,.... . - ,ok A S 'Z' I 9' 'L g jj.. - .. gkgq, s lx' 5 af. - if 'f?3skfTf I. O'l9d8 N- OI! B. Parkinson K. Pero M. Pero P. Pipta G. Price i:P ' S F sl' F? 5 . . . . g A. . , N mihh . t .sa , M ..w.s Rx . A K. Is, S ' S ' A 1. x T. Rabic B. Rayman T. Redick P. Savage E. Seese B. Sendek L. Shaffer S ..aa ' .. . - f: A sws . Pa E51 L SS tg Q ..s+ N Sh ffl Norma OF my 'e e' Shreffler Diane, I don't think l'll ever be an Ellen Gardinerg my work is too sloppy. 1977 L. Siehl 4 K Q qi Q QQ - ., -'ff ' 33' sf? f J l R. Slobozien C. Smith M. Smith T. Soliday I. Spangler S. Springer M. Sleek I. Snyder ' .. if I r as f'L.,.,al E. Stevens mf L. Snyder N.Stevens lust because I give out home- work, don't take it out on me, and look at me when l'm talking to you! Sophomores 59 ...J S 3 Diane Thomas S. Stiffler 1. Sullivan P. Szala D. Telenko T. Telenko Darlene Thomas A. . 1. Thomas M. Thomas T. Trachok D. Unger B. Updyke V. Vargo W. Vivian CLASS R. Weaver S. Weaver 0 F B. Werder I. Williamson . L -L Kit- 1977 A. Yingling I. Young K. Young D. Zahoran 60 Sophomores Smile you guys. You're on wasted film. if il Q , .ix,':'X . i . The freshman class officers led the class Vice Presidentg KSEATEDJ: Vicki Ravens- of 1978 to a verv successful magazine craft, Treasurerg and Suzanne Smith, Sec- campaign. They are KL-R STANDINGJ: retary.Mr.VoIkisfreshman classadvisor. Terry Feathers, Presidentg William Andrews, T ffm A-my B. Alwine W. Andrews A. Barndt K. Beahr M. Berkebile S. Berkebile K. Bisel A . ifi Xl 'wi . if K Q s- . . K .h . AU dk Q . M f s-' , I. Blackner P. Blackner D. Blough I. Blough M. Blucas T. Boncoski C. Brown Freshmen C. Byer Q. rf- - Q. 5 Q K. Cable G. Carnahan N.ChappIe D,Chobany F we fi 'X t r , a X. x i rf I i 'W , . .m,.L. fs F as . 5 JP t gi. :tk 5 Q -E if ,gf-A - . K. Conzatti C. Cortese P- C0lCh9I'1 D. Deal M. DeBarto R. Defibaugh R. Diamond R. Donahue R. Drummond M :R ' V h H , . ..h. . .y -.- a 3' t 0 . ' for .- I f .T:: at . if C LASS F A V. Drummond N. Eash O F W, Farris K, Faust if - f K- Qi' Q43 F T. Feathers A. Felton .K 'f'1- F x'RJ R Quq. ' ..P,q , me n F Q M X . f' W H Q if W . 'Q . '.,. QQ A W. I F f' , :X. ., ' g' ., 'U gk , ' .- AH.. . . ., . ,k.,k B. Ferrari N. Fisher T. Fisher T. Fochtman B. Fockler Well, are you Students happy: these M. Formica Freshmen F. Frederick T. Fultz R. Gary C. Gaudlip books have pictures? ,fi ' wx, 1 YE!! . Q t .J E. I. Gindlesperger Gindlesperger sh in , 5 - .Q JI r ::' ' N X D. Glessner 2. Q.,- S. Harker Rodney Hershberger il? eta. '- in A - ,p. .,, Awe aS Beverly Horner . , 'M ,ii L if W If A W' 9 f x fr-cf? 'Q 1. Howard is . 'F' , D. Kaufman - Sir F . e l f A. Golob Daniel Grandas David Grandas C. Gress R. Griffiths S. Hanson ee r we .W ,eee 3 f 8 Q, 3' -rw? 14' I K. I A if . QQ 4' . .. E R . M. Harman L. Harshberger M. Hart D. Hawkins P. Hershberger Randy Hershberger I' 'WW if CLASS as l A . , 5 Stephen Holbay 0 F i 1978 Brian Horner , . 'Qs . .if , if .' a... J L 1 -' L. Hull G. lenkins 1. jones K. Kapitan fi m5? Q. 15' 3' 2' 2' . .U y . by ses, ge we y R if .4 f 1 rr.. .,... . 1 R. Kaufman P. Keim R. Keim I. Kerr a my -, , Susan Holbay D. Holsinger . 'ii 'i R f gg K a x A K a f gm . A 'Q 2 aw i , 4 13 0 M. Hostetler R. Hostetler X D. Kauffman K. Kauffman T. Kerr B. Kissell Freshmen 63 64 I. Knepper M. Kogut L. Konchan' B. Koontz B. Koss Eh DO YOU think l-e0f1aI'd0 da Vif1Ci R. Kozielec P.Krupa P.Kuchman R. Kuyat D.Lape started this way? Qt Aw ,, ' F. Lavely M. Layton G F K. Lehman Diane Leventry , 1978 Donna Leventry 1. Leventry K. Loter 1. Lucas W U f A F W X' 5 , ' A A 5, .L bl , 1 W ' X 5 1. Maggs T. Marks M. McClarren 1. McKenna B. Miller 1. Miller C. Mintmier A br. .,.. 41 q J lv i fikfr' -ff' 1, A T. Mishler D. Montgomer M. Montieth R. Mull D. Nemeth Mary Ann Nitka rr tiff Wm Mike Nitka at Q A B. Noon R. D. Reddecliff s .. 1' R- . ,,, B , R. Rummel Jam Q k . J ,A ' r 5 ad' 'x NA R. Saylor B. O'Connor T 31' x. w s D. Rhodes C. Rychak 9 , 'Va - an 1 f .koi , 1. B. Schmeling iss' D. Ott M. Pebley S. Peles D. Poehner O' Qi in RQ pr ' s.-.ff Q B. Roberts I. Robinson S. Rohde L. Rosa Rt' I .F 'Z b.,. i s B CLASS skwf OF D. Saylor -I 978 efw ii i x r T. Scott . . .ag .,... :gn--1 ' ' .iwig fee? R. Shaffer T. Shaffer C. Sheeler Mom, BiIly's playing in the mud again. V. Shreffler K. Skasko S.SIagIe K k V. Ravenscraft .. -ELSQQ h .4 xi , N: I - '39 R.Rudge 'X G. Saylor K. Shaffer YE: 5.15, is W 1 , this A Q H. Sheets H. Sleek Freshmen 65 S. Smith W. Smith B. Snoeberger E. Soha M. Sopich V. Spangler K. Stahl . gk , 5' if is W T F' 5 9 C. Steck M. Steck M. Stiffler M. Stover G. Strzempka D. Stutzman V. Szala CLASS i D. Szewczyk l. Thomas 0 F M. Thomas T. Thomas K. Todero L. Trout P. Verba M. Volk S. Wacker l. Weaver QL b Qu gl Es at S Q C. Yoder 1. Yoder T. Yoder W. Yoder 66 Freshmen 1978 Q B. Valentine B. Varner sig QR 3 file .5 L H if ul r S. Weaver fm W 3 Y D. Yonish R. Weible F. Zupan T. Williams Pictures Not Available R. Cortese W. Neath B. Adams 1. Adams F. Alwine M. Andrews 1. Badaczewski J. Beatty P. Beener . -462 ff X L T. Beener D. Berkebile W. Berkebile M. Berkey I. Berkhimer L. Blough N. Borelle A ext.i CLASS W. BOWSer I. Boyer O F M. Buchanan S. Buncich 1979 C. Byer R. Campbell C. Castiglione 1. Chobany .Q X iw ,Q We . 2 S. Collins D. Cortese A. Cotchen R. Crist D. Dabbs P. Darr A. Dietz S. Dietz L. Dohoda leff Eash julie Eash P. Eash C. Erisman I. Firm Little lnjuns 67 B. Fisher 1. Flick 1. Formica T. Frederick G. Freeburg J. i Y? R L i 1 . TM' W: 155 fs. E. Garland G. Gindlesperger s as K' I j lp sri. T F' I. O. P. j. Goddard R. Gohn M. Golden D. Good Gindlesperger Gindlesperger Gindlesperger 1: ..k.. X5-1 . .. .... aa. Z, ji T CLASS ' ' fin., R. Griffiths 1. Groman O F C. Gutshall R. Harrison G 'I 979 t e ' ' ,,, fs ,dr 2-.Wg wi J n 1. Heidenthal D. Helsel B. Henry L. Hickey s r e X' 75' Vo 1 I X-.W J. Hiner D. Hofecker A. Hoffman D. Hoffman T. Holsopple D. Honkus T. Horner fffi if T T siii il' H :fm so ass s Q . at .. at as sii. ,Bike X A A , . t A ss ' Nez' gf ' Q Ki I. Hostetler V. Hudak T. Huff D. jackson T. lacobs B. jones R. jones 68 Little Injuns T f QQ. 4, C E . fl, . , li P' R Q. t G. Kadilac G. Kaltenbaugh D. Krause C. Loter L. Meyers i . :Eli 5 f... , J . S. Mitchell L. Negrey R. Lange it .T Q Ni.. ! l.Mardis A. Miller C. Moran Q S. 1 W x S. Negrey E. Kauffman S. Lappi .- V ei.: X , . WY? I. Moshgat 4 R 5 R 'wrt' 5. l. Newcomer s-fs. C. Kerr E. Kerr S. Kniss R, K055 ..r. Y-. S W' .ww D. Lazer L. Lehman W. Levadnuk S. Lichtenfels .., i 0 F c. McGough D. Mcronic 1979 D. Miller B. Mitchell A EX s I . .vig M. Najjar D. Naugle S. Naugle W. Naugle C. Ober C. Palmer P. Parlock S. Peters Little Injuns 69 70 1. Pitera G. Reed K. Risch G. Roberts S. Robinson B, Saylor V K. Schlosser V. Sendek M. Shaffer P. Shaffer D. Shaulis t 4 9 sk ' E 1. Sheetz M. siehl Q F 1979 A. Slobozien O. Smakula B.Smith D.Smith L.Smith G.Snyder S. Speigle R. Saylor ff Hal Ha! And they say lounge, but we'll show 1 L S. Stahl L. Stayrook C. Stevens P. Telenko B, Thomas I. Stover W, Stutzman Little lnjuns E. Thomas K. Thomas O. Thomas P. Thomas R. Thompson M. Todero B. Updyke CLASS r 1979 3 B. Weaver 4 , , we don't have a student V.Vargo T. Varner l.Varnish S.Villa G.Wagner S. Waters ' s ,. Hs? Nt X, , , 3 I 1. Webb them! Righty S. Weible P. Williams I. Williamson D. Wills D. Wood saw fg l 1. Wright R. Yoder W. Yoder j. Young W. Young D. Zimmerman T. Zimmerman Little Injuns 71 W gli X xy B gk . ...M - 'W u r W' gym- L. Ackman K. Allison E. Alwine V. Barrett K Ls I E l- Blackner N. Blough T. Blough R. Boring C LASS M. Beatty G. Berkebile L. Billetdeaux M. Cable T. Cober G. Cortese 5 il 'U' G. Cotchen Karen Kenneth D. Davis Coughenour Coughenour -e it .qi G 39-'Q A si W .... . Pi is X as QR in , , , -QQ. f-- 2 Q Yi D. Eash G. Everett T. Ferrari F. Figard R. 1. Graham Gindlesperger T ' i F in wi - W - I. Foreback C. Gindlesperger C. Hale D.Hartm21r1 S. Hassell R. Hayes 72 Papooses is B. Fisher gi li N3 + 1 rr X w R. Griffiths T. Hershberger as Q Sw x ' fa xl L. Fisher S. Fockler C. Gutshall D. Hildebrand L. Hadix ... 3 .,k..,k, Lg i .V 5 K. Hillegass L.. , R 1 K. Hironimus C. Hobba A 45 . D. Hoffman W. Hoffman D. Holsopple -.af , l. Holt B. Horner K. Horner Scott Hostetler Sonya Hostetler st I: WVV I Y . : N-,ww A Q B .iw s .1 vw . T. Hutzell D. janshego D. jones S. Jordan V. Kaltenbaugh i L,-of P. Kleinmyer 1. Klimek B. Konieczny K. Koop L 5 it Laika' 'Y f' vi R. X s k- 1 i ni' , ,, k, . A R w... P. Lambert R. Lichtenfels UF 1980 3, ...T B. Koontz D. Kopp K. Kordell R iff t A X B. Lynam D. Maldet M. Mancini R. Holsopple 1 'YIVE .. . 5' A-D. A ' T. Hostetler Nagy lv 4 Q . . ' : ,xr-.4 Q ,259 is B. Kegg K A Q X Q if ... K7 G. Kolesar x' K .. Zn . iv T. Kozielec B. Marks S. Holsopple .sgss s? ' P. H u nt B. Kendera ix N. , . ........ .J Ei CJ. Kolesar i f . ,ANA .rtat D. Krause R. Massimo Papooses 73 -v L. Matse Q W M. Miller C. Nemeth B. O'Connor As. B. Reinholtz B. Shaffer 74 Papooses B. May R. Miller It - BN B. Newcomer ur ii., B. Pero K. Risch C. Shaffer . ' ' S, .B 5 S 4 . 1 1. Mazzarese B. Meyers C. McTonic - Q V ' . Q .'.' , . 'Surf E. Mishler S. Mishler I. Moran . ....,. .... ...,, . Cr ,W - y ' - - ,,. W X - QL . , , -K- -irlisx - D. Petersen K. Phenicie D. Poehner H 1 S. Rouser 1. Ruis M. Schmeling -1. X af. -YI - ...,-. . 1., A L? ff - ' V , n ,j g W ir: I if 'lk r X G, Shaffer K. Shaulis I. Sheetz . K E I. Micholick L . L L. Miller B. Mull K. Naugle X . ' ' fff eizlfrl' ' WI y r -ff B . . BQ' 1 : lt 5 , rv, K. Noon L. Ober T. Ravenscraft A. Schrum S. Reed R. Seese S. Shuster C. Sleek L A. B. smith L. Strayer W. Trachok S. Webb B. Yoder K. Zwick f als ?-, W A C. Smith T. Snow T. Speicher B. Steck D. Stevens C. Strzempka S. Stutzman P. Szapka D. Thomas R. Thomas C. Tranovich S. Verna K. Vivian C. Volk I. Weaver R. Stevens . .Eh gan l.TiIIey N. Weaver C. Weible H. Williams I. Wills G. Wissinger D. Woy R. Wright 3 I. Yoder R. Yoder I. Zahoran S. Zambanini D. Zimmerman K. Zimmerman Pictues Not Available: .my CDF198O B. Meyers Papooses 75 W-P1 P 2 A , lr 4 W tp A BONFIRE Don't just stand there, guys, shine your sneakers or something. l wonder if this is how Ginger Rogers started? A Hey guys! l think the campfire got out of hand.' f And now the ffl squaw of the year, Miss joy Blough. 78 Bonfire bm, luxu- K Twinkle, twinkle little star, and boy will we send those devi ls far. What's this? Another Liza Minnelli? HOMECOMING '74 Smile joy, we're on candid camera! Q4 VTE i,, Members of the 1974-75 Homecoming Court are lL-Rl Princess Diane Suckovitch and her escort Chalmer Naugle, 1973-74 Homecoming Queen Susan Keim and her escort Rick Paugh, Homecoming Queen joy Blough and her escort David Trachok, and Princess Sandy King and her escort Frank Angelo. Hey Sandy! Are those for me? The '74 Homecoming was an exciting night at CTAHS. lt's an important night for the whole school. The highlight of the night is the crowning of the Queen, and the football game, which we won against the Red Devils of Central Cambria. Homecoming 79 ' sq. f Q 1 Q 1, tttt t T 1 i- T i i ,j pr W' - ,. f.. Q 1 -lf it 4510 it Q I 'tx' vl l X fQ?1EQKE .vfwkgu-1,3 .f .',-3,-r - x Q' QSM . ,L'-11M.'1-H.G-fc l 1 The Sophomore Class officers played an important role in making the Christmas Dance the success it was. They are CL-RJ Marsha Sleek, Secretary, Doug Telenko,Presidentg Rhonda Crist, Vice-President, Amy Cable, Treasurer. la' 4 , f it Chaperoning can't be all that fun, can Oh what pain! Sue would you please it, Mr. Kirkwood, Mr. Cable? Uvtaybe get off my foot? And then there's . . . they see something we can'tJ! These were jackie, have you heard a word l said, the chaperons for Christmas Magic lackie,lackiewake up! held on December 14. The Violation provided the music. 80 Christmas Dance 1 I These students, who belong to the jazz band, provide the school with pop music of today. T1 These students, the Teachers of Tomorrow, plan to be the future teachers of the USA. Their advisor is Mrs. Coughenour. . . . r .. - 2-.,:1:,,, KW- l i -5 :f it 459 rj-l ', ell' 'l H 4a . 9. WIT f . s -1.4. ff, Q K ,vga K. -. 2. M n . t . ..., S T W . ' .4683 ' ,Mr 35g4m,i, Ann loves Drafting so much she even comes with a slight case of mono! Their advisor is Mr. Burnworth. ..,. Q ,,,,,,,,,s...,.,,...W. ......,..,,.,,,...,..., , f 1lg'1.t I ,. , . KVV LV A ., V Y. l VV U - TA ' 'I' . ' A 4 G I I . 'rif S A A X' fi M 4 Ez iff CTAHS majorettes are QL-RJ ROW ONE: Lisa Snyder, Debbie Naugle, Beth Verna. ROW TWO: jackie Saylorg Susan Rudge, ludy Risch, Cindy Sambor. 7' , These students, the French Club, take a particular interest in French customs, language, and history. Their advisor is Mrs. McFeaters. These students, the Scholastic Quiz kids, are doing some studying up for their next opponents. Their advisor is Mrs. Korhut. Left Overs 81 X J Our energetic flag carriers are lL-RJ Tammy Layton, Kim Conzatti, Klimek, Kay Miller, Gale Sheffler, Cheryl Shustrick, and Michelle Diane Bent, Karen Kuyat, Billie Saylor, Barb Sendek, Michelle Carrico.lean Krassnoskiwas absentwhenthe picture was taken. Senior-Kay Miller The first year is always the hard- est so we were told. It was proven to us this year. The practices and hard work we put in proved successful but without the help of the band, we could never have made it. 82 Flag Carriers Captain-Cheryl Shustrick Senior-Billie Saylor Senior-Michelle Klimek In being first year flaggies,'l the entire squad learned the im- portance of cooperation and to- getherness. lt also brought twelve gals together and caused lasting friendships to form. But on top of it all was the honor in being a part of the Band, and to all that helped us-thanks! 2 i A l so 'E 1 A XR Z 'i f- -n Head Majorette-ludy Risch Ready to start at any given moment are our alternate majorettesf' They are KL-Rl Linda Stayrook, Marion Garrety, Pauli Kuchman, Cindy Shaffer, and Margaret Blucas. y Senior-Susie Rudge Senior-jackie Saylor Senior-Cindy Sambor Our pretty majorettes brighten every parade, football game, and of Credit. They are ll.-Rl Lisa Snyder, l3Cl4i6 Saylor, Susie Rudge, work hard for contests. These hard-working girls deserve a lot Judy RiSCl'1,Clf1dY Sambor, Debbie Naugle,and Beth Verna. Majorettes 83 These various musical groups provide fine entertainment at the annual Spring Concert. They are CCLOCKWISEI SAX SEXTET- lune Gindlesperger, Robin Saylor, Gwen Miller, Lori Thomas, and Pattie Lucas. STRING SEXTET-Paulette Parlock, Ed Krause, Terry Coughenour, Pete Zupan, Trina Harman, Anne Beatty. CORNET QUARTET-Rick Todero, Mike Stevens, Pete Zupan, Tom Moran. WOODWIND ENSEMBLE-Nancy Cottom, john Schmeling, Mary Beatty, Lynne Goddard, Karen Eash, Sue Marlowe, jackie Lambert, Karla Freeburg, Kathy Beatty. FLUTE TRIO- Nancy Custer, Karen Thomas, Debbie Kutchman. 84 Instrumental Groups i f l 5 t i f zllll w -may--n k t , The lunior High Band teaches aspiring young musicians the various techniques employed in performing with a large group. The Brass Ensemble performs at the Spring Concert and also gives Christmas concerts at the high school and grade schools. From their expressions it looks like the Trombone Trio has some thing up their sleeves. The members are Neal Mishler, Bob Cotchen, and Don Unger. Instrumental Groups 85 The- 1974-75 Band Queen is Nancy Custer. She represented the band in the lohnstown Christmas parade and the Davidsville parade. 86 Band The better part of one's life consists of his friendships. - A. Lincoln. These senior band members know this is true because of all the good times they've shared during games and parades, and through all the hours of prac- ticing. They helped make our band great! T T 1 T iil e iiii r ? T i T ili' T s T. ww H . : - ' - 'Usa-rf' fill f T W T -xi-W4 .,..a' sf ffs 1 ' , T sla T f ' 5 ,, ,gk r VV 1 C ' VV f' i W . as T T I 3 ff ' 5 TTT T fi' T rrrt - T or T' ,. l .T Ly! K E tl 1 'TIT . T f' The Davidsville Christmas parade wouldn't be the same without the band. l I see the Banner Carriers, lCindy and Terril and the banner, but where's the band? l The school orchestra provides its members with an excellent selection of all types of music. t V B l i E 3 1 f 'ff'-'ffl . ' - r Y 3 t 'VM . . , ,,,.. ,,.- V U... .,,,,.:,,.., ,c,,,..W..r ,. mg. Q , ,, I , WT, W g.. . -ww M.. , . ,W .. , . M., . M W ff ,Nw-.... Af www. M 4 .sm . ,rw . 'H fm' VK : .. w. mr , , , . The Assembly Band sparks pep and enthusiam at the Bonfire and pep rallies. The Senior High Concert Band demonstrates its versatility in the wide range of musical numbers it performs. I like Conemaugh Township because... . . . of those very few under- standing teachers, all my buds, my Scrub, and CT's super sports seasons. Patty Pipta . . . with friends like mine every- thing's fun, especially lunch. Laura Siehl . . .this is where I grew up. lt's where l learned to think for my- selfand be myself. Cheryl Hostetler . . . of the terrific people. Sharon Yoder . . . Mr. Ricotta is more than justawrestling coach. jimmy Muir . . . Toad's coolf' Doug Telenko . . .just because. Mark Saylor . . . of sports, especially our great Girls' Basketball and foot- ball teams. CindySaylor . . . of super Girls' Basketball team, teachers, and a special Township guy. SueSaylor . . . of the super kids, teachers, and especially the twirling flaggies. Tammy Layton . . . of students, teachers, and the congenial atmosphere that's presentallthetimef' Billie Saylor . . . of the participation and enthusiasm of all the students during school events. Karen DeRubis Instrumental Music 87 . Eel, lii lililiiiiil i f I I ' I 0 ei Welcome to the Harmony of the school, well not all of it but most of it. It may not be the greatest harmony, but we try and we try hard. In this modern age we live in, not many students want to sing religious music. I think the choir can be very proud of its concerts and the Seniors can be very proud, for it is their last year. Many memories will be kept on our minds. Why, who could forget the swaying Christ- mas tree, singing the same verse 3 times at a concert or passing strange objects during a concert. The members make the choir, but Mrs. Kemp keeps it together and going. She deserves a lot of credit, too. To this year's choir I say you're the greatest choir, and I am very proud to bea part of it all.-The President. 88 Band The officers of the 1974-75 CTAHS Choir are IL-Rl Gail Sleek and Cheryl Hostetler, Librarians, Kay Miller, Secretary-Treas- urerg Mike Stevens, President, and Tony Rullo, Vice-President. As. is The band officers for 1974-75 are CL-Rl Mike Stevens, Vice-President, Gail Sleek, Secretary-Treasurer, and Neal Mishler, President. The band has participated in various activities this year. During half-time of football games, the band performed a variety of routines. Many long hours of practice were put into these routines during summer vacation, band camp, seventh periods, and Thursday evenings before the games. The band also per- formed in two Halloween parades at Johnstown and Windber. They were costumed as Spaniards and marched to the tune of Macarena. Other parades in which the band participated were the UP1 Homecoming Parade, the lohnstown Christmas Parade, and the Davidsville Christmas Parade. The County Band Festival is another annual event in which the band took part. lt was held at Forbes. A new look was added to the band. Flag carriers added a new attraction to the halftime shows and to the overall appearance of the band. Choir 89 Now we know who's been sabotaging the choir robes. The 10th Grade Trio! Pam and Sue watch as Cindy demonstrates how to play a record. V ,, Q, These three girls comprise the Sr. Girls' Trio. They are Gail Sleek, Kay Miller, and Cheryl Hostetler. They've sung together through- out the last few years and have proven their singing abilities. 90 Vocal groups af These super seniors helped make our choir the best. The Senior Girls' Ensemble believe in starting each day with a song in their hearts. Here's a group to challenge the Vienna Boys' Choir. This group is the Sr. High Boys' Ensemble. How would you like to meet them in a dark alley lhow about around a pianol? This group of talented young girls makes up the lr. High Girls' Ensemble. que, 1125- These energetic boys make up the jr. High Boys' Ensemble. KABOVEJ These smiling faces belong to the choir alternates. lDIAC-ONALLYJ The seventh grade chorus is under the direction of Mrs. Sandra Kemp. They also perform at the lr. High Concert. KRIGHTJ The eighth and ninth grade trio practices hard so its performance at the lr. High Spring Concert will be the best possible. I f The Sr. High Chorus is a group of young people who have an interest in music. They are directed by Mrs. Sandra Kemp. This group of eighth and ninth graders makes up the lr. High Chorus. They perform every spring at the lr. High Concert. Nfl 3.3 V3 Vocal Groups 91 Cheryl Hostetler We are the cheerleaders of Conemaugh Township. We back our teams with our spirit and hearts at every game, meet or match. Win or lose we're always be- hind them. We're more than just a smile, we're a lot of hard work and bruises and practice-but it's worth it! To know we represent our school is a super feeling, and better yet is doing something for Conemaugh Township. This year we won the Cheerleading Con- test. Yes, we helped give honor to Conemaugh Township. Memories of the fun and happiness cheering has brought us will be with us forever. To those who have helped us, especially our ad- visor and our parents, we say thank you for your faith in us. Tears and fears and feeling proud, these are the feelings we have about this year's cheering, and we love it! lt's fun to be a cheerleader, especially with people like you behind us. 2 Diane Suckovitch 92 Senior Cheerleaders Sheila Black Trina Harman, Captain 1 Sherry Szala jamie Feathers, Co-Captain 1 . i s We climbed the ladder of success right to the top! say our contest cheerleaders. S 2 s 3 3 E gi 5 E S Ei S tv 3 l Z in ,741 4.3.8, , , 'Z MFXA Lx f l , W-,Q -,-1-.g,Q,,,,X2?3a-b-.kelv- u f .tt ,gm 'T' W l -'f 9 flu f,'li A Q' : .-. fl E' 7 .5g2fS s:s'k1v 5.4. lv gp f -if ' . -HQ fr al. ,. - mf s, E i ff' ff? -it , W gyx gr, , i -fbwf' tv. v-4,1 ' 1,9 . . ff A'ff f l ,L I' t - ta fvfhfg f iq A an :R f . it 7-910, WO' l- . 'A . V 2 l .3 K5 gi. I.. at - l z . E if . . . ' f f - y EQ gggmlfffi Qrlflaniy luclvc 'N .nf . ' Q ' . M ., . , f We N..4g. fit Ml? H V ,. . An extremely difficult section is executed perfectly. A if ll I.: LD: - t , A fitting end to many months of dedication to hard work. A proud moment for these girls and all of Conemaugh Township. tty... its fir -XX 'B-5 N X Another part of the Injun's Engine. Ten brilliant smiles surround the coveted cup. INIUN ENGINE All aboard-loin our train, f We're headin' for Victory Lane! Engine . . . black, Caboose.. . red, Injun Train pulls ahead. Flash the signal, start to roll, Clickety clack choo choo, Clickety clack choo choo, CT Express goes chuggin' thru, Trackin' on, Success is won, By Injun ich chi Engine lch chi Number ONE! Cheering Contest 93 The Senior Pep Club is the backbone of enthusiasm and school spirit in our school activities. Cheryl Hostetler and Beth Verna are CTAHS' two members of the Penn Traffic Teen Advisory Board. They represent our school in numerous activities, including a radio show on Saturday mornings. These students form the Wrestling Committees, who help in organizing wrestling records, scorekeepers, and mat maids. Their advisor is Mr. Ricotta. This is the Senior High Pep Club. With all of these students, is it any wonder that there is so much school spirit around? 94 Pep Club Q, 5, A .if ,, 1 fp: ' ' I xfffffm, Z E is 6 3 Our Varsity Cheerleaders are always smiling since the lnjun Engine became No. 1! The Engi- neers are as follows: Sheila Black, Diane Suckovitch, Sherry Szala, Lynn Williams, Advisor-Miss Romano, Captain-Trina Harman, Betty Lou Lazer, Co-Captain-jamie Feathers, and Cheryl Hostetler. Karen Parkinson assisted Miss Romano. 1974-75 CHEERLEADERS Next in line are the junior Varsity Cheerleaders, IFROM FRONT Soon to make up our Varslty and lunlor Varsity Squads are our . . . . b . , . junior High Cheerleaders, CSEATEDJ Vicki Ravenscraft, Elizabeth :gL'f,5fh'fl',1l5dfnFF'gk ang Eamimltlgf tliebblz Qogghk Pam Plptaf Soha, loanne Badaczewski, Barbara Mitchell, and Suzanne Smith, e a S' am a S' my a e'an at Y 0 a' CSTANDINGJ Mary Beth Harman, Cindy Sheeler, Carol Byer, Brenda Varner, and joanne Young. U t,,,,,tt,, ,,st, , , tt,,, I A i Cheering 95 W ,,,,,. ,,, ,.,, . , ,, E3 5 W ' His' t at T Wiz, . , 'vflwwfw . , , . . , yyyy yyyy ty ,,,, M ,Y ,BZ , ., , ,,,., , M, This is the junior High Girls' Presidential Physical Fitness Club. Rembrandts of America Unite! is a deserving phrase of the These girls show exceptional coordination in physical fitness. artisticfield.Theiradvisor is Mr. Kososki. Their advisor is Mrs. lckes. N9 This group of students, who have taken to the outdoors, is the ECO Club. These students have a desire to preserve environment. Their advisor is Mr. Shank. GZ A GXRIS As well as good opportunities in the academic field, CTAHS pro- What would school spirit be without signs? - and those signs with- vides opportunities for advancement in the area of industrial arts. out sign painters? These students are to be thanked for making our games more exciting. 96 Beyond the Breezeway Wait! The pyramid isn't done yet. The Varsity C Club is for those who have earned a letter in a varsity sport. Officers are , , . -I 'if1'gffL.. .- 'i 'al' 15- A iffsrzwwweilf' f ' - -.Til -'mfff-'P,'T ' - ' ' N-L Q in 41. ffm: 30 limi: 6'5 -f'f1Q.Wfl if ' ffl? 4::4AT. , .,V , 1, 4 My ,Q V in . .,.. W ,,, , . .. .-, .. A' ' +1 V- 1 .. vf.4a1mf '. - - vm Y . 'A V 1,6 1 ,5,. - W lg Mas. f. 2 s Qui., .xl A x . h I Qigzrl l fi:-of-Cf...-f.S.lSf'f.. Q.. F' Y 4 X N +0 g ' h I' pf 1' 1 '1 .,,Qi'J'4A' fa.v:Mg,:.w':s ,. '.?g.'gs -A h I sk., ,LL -fan ,,-. - H ,V .AT ' l , zH?f2'8 + W , S'Ag if - A ff iiibfgiv '?za.2L.-'ri f m ' ' 'fk2Qw' fs'k f N is: 4 5 -v '.SEfffff'3?g QQ.-, P:.,,,.i g,.fl,ef'f, G 3 , ' -b -'-55 ' . a ft' 1 f- ' 1 .. ...,A up V, Ig.,-.vt A QL, ..,....A y.. . ,, .U .t f,g+,N,,,-. -. R x . 1 f-31.15 , J ., f g.x2fL?i?':'?:Ff:e?lF'3r'4,732-5v1Ym-'sfxs A k ,,. It's the men from CT. These guys make up the seniors of the Varsity C Club. All right-what are you guys up to? The Boys' Presidential Physical Fitness Club would be glad to demonstrate a shuttle run. President-Bob Shank, Vice-President-Dave Miller, Secretary-Gwen Miller, and Treasurer-joe Young. JV - W 0- - .M M- ,H W. . Hitch your bicycle to a bar. The seniors of the Girls' Senior High Presidential Physical Fitness Club have earned Presi- dential Physical Fitness Awards. Anyone for some cartwheels, handsprings or somersaults? These girls make up the Girls' Senior High Presidential Physical Fitness Club. Athletic Clubs 97 an Good Morning, Today is 'ow' . . . Aj Lynam, Keith Thirkell, and Karen Thomas have the three cheery voices that greet us over the PA each morning. f. H yr, . , 1 The love of money is the root of all evil. School Bankers are Kathy Constable and Diane Suckovitch. - A- - , Today the kitchen, tomorrow the world. Only Mrs. Good and these Sr. High FHA members know what's brewing. These seniors and their parents have discovered that even coming to school is a family affair. They are CL-Rl Mr. Shank and Bob, Mrs. Todero and Rick, Mr. Eash and Karen. 98 First Floor Activities This smiling group of girls is known as the freshman part of the lr. High FHA. These are the 7th and 8th grade members of the lr. High FHA. Mrs. Hargreaves is the advisor for these girls as well as the freshman group. rim' :CSV Here sits the future Watergate of America. These students are Cindy Sambor, Vice-President-Mike Stevens, Secretary-Jackie members of the Sr. High Student Council. Officers are President- Saylor, and Treasurer-Sue Rudge. Their advisor is Miss Romano. L 'i ' 'm., F ' -ie twtss A These lr. High students make up the jr, High Student Council. A coin saved is a coin earned, may be the motto of the Coin Club Mr. Brown is the advisor. led by Mr. Svarney. --..-tix Neither jammed keys, nor broken pencils, nor bomb threats will Pam Noon-Vice-President, Sue Rudge-Secretary, Sue Mar- stop these Student Secretaries from doing an efficient job. Mrs. lowe-Treasurer,and jackie Saylor-Recorder. Statler is the group's advisor. Officers are Becky Keim-President, Miscellaneous 99 This group of energetic young people is our Spanish Club. The advisor is Miss Tinkle. These guys make up our Stage Crew. They take care getting the stage and other necessities ready for any program. 3 .. The A V Club takes care of all the equipment many of our teachers l use. Without them it would be a hectic day. Mrs. Kerr is the l advisor. E I 2 1 These girls are members of the FNA. Our future nurses!! The 3 advisor is Mrs. Thomas. I I l 1 The members of this group, our Science Club, may one day be our next scientists. The advisoris Mr. Bridgewater. l 100 Miscellaneous Sheila Black loyce Godshall T Z Z ,,,,.W, was Kathleen Kissell Raymond McMasters 1 .f' -QT Gale Shipley sg ,,,. w ' 'if' ,, VV ' . Mff 1-'mv ATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY yy y W Q Ei M, in Michael Sotosky President Kathy Constable wa 1 b K Trina Harman Y Michelle Klimek J , st? David Meyers Q . 35 i l' ' lames Sprowls K ,Q Peter Zupan Vice-President 33 ,- .... Q Robert Cotchen , 4 5,4 ' , 'G Q loAnn Heckler X ludith Risch Secreta ry 6 'Iv Q ..,,,, fa, Nancy Cottom Mark Hersh J , ff 1 1 lb- Qi? X ,f- 4.111 David Miller K h I aren at ryn Miller n Thomas Lori Thomas Nancy Custer Treasurer it ,t Lisa Degory lerry Holsopple Deborah Kutchman .49 v u ,A 3 7. Neal Mishler ii W3 li ' 2 -a '-of Ai Ryan Tilley Lynne Goddard Karen Kalenak 4:1635 6 Emest Mantini , vlvv , A W1 Q J Annette Pe ro Mr. Kososki Advisor National Honor Society 101 K , 'fully ,Q fx., 'VN-.., ut, s , n n svn, 1 l is s, 'ld' amz' 0 ,tx Hey boss! How's this? The editor of the CONTOWNIAN is Nancy Custer and the chief the P O The feature Staff and Editor advisor is Mr. Paxton. lamle Feathers The school newspaper, the CONTOWNIAN, is a weekly issue of what's happening at CTAHS, and its staffs and editors should be commended, especially the advisor Mr. Paxton. Not exactly what you would call David Brinkleys , but very close to it are the news staff and Editor Nancy Cottom. 102 Contownian mf ' These five hard working girls are our valuable typists. Lisa Degory is the editor. 14 EUNTUWNIAN ,1 L7 k..,3g.'? -'tsrk-5, ' If'3Z v fl Big staff you have there len, two people! jenny Hemminger, Art Editor, and Mary lo Holbay make up the Art Staff. The CONTOWNIAN is the weekly school newspaper of Conemaugh Township. Through the paper, the student body can voice its opinion on matters of student concern. The CONTOWNIAN also gives coverage of sports, club activities, and other school- oriented affairs. Students have an excellent opportunity to de- velop their creative writing skills by contributing original works to the feature page. The CON- TOWNIAN tries to keep the students well informed and strives to be the voice of Conemaugh Township Area High School. i ,, On your mark, get set . . . , Stop! The Sports Staff is made up of these five active students. Neal Mishler is the editor. Now where did that blinkin' cookie get to? These students make up the entire Contownian Staff. Contownian 103 Ei W ,ug Batter up! The Activities Staff is in charge of taking and arranging pictures for the CONNUMACH. They are lL-RJ Pat Singerg Cindy Greigg Sandi Kingg Cindy Zwickg Becky Keim, Editorg Lisa Degoryg and Greg Varner. Laying out is the only way to work on lay-outs! These seven seniors have the job of writing captions for all the pictures. They are QL-RJ Nancy Cottomp Rebecca Hostetlerg Nancy Custerg Kathy Constable, Editorp Karen DeRubisg Gale Shipleyg and Pete Zupan. Could this be Conemaugh Township burlesque? The Depart- ments Staff takes care of the teachers' pictures. They are CR-LJ Cindy Sambor, Editorg Sherry Szalap Billie Saylorg jackie Saylorp ludy Rischg Tom Morang and Tammie Kaufman. 104 Connumach 'NN w v S 5, I 9 hal l v -- . 3 P- ff an ' K . E S -L 5 t st Il Q 5-L pi This is the yearbook-we are the people. Here are all the members of the 1975 CONNUMACH Staff. CGNN Meet our fearless editors! xx 1 g l l N i .qt -73' 41 lACH This year, the CONNUMACH has taken on a new appearance with the hope that the students would like to see a change. With the help of our advisors, Miss Will and Miss Tighe, and our company representative, Mr. John Mitchell, we decided to bring our book alive with the township and its wonderful memories. What do you like about Conemaugh Township? and The greatest thing about CT is . . .! were the two more frequent questions asked by our yearbook staff. With responses from students, teachers, administration, alumni, and friends, we soon realized the true greatness of CT. Maybe that's why the class of 1975 devoted the many long hours to make this yearbook great. Our goal was to keep the CT tradition of greatness alive, and with everyone's help and with the hundreds of hours of work from the staff, the CONNUMACH has proven itself to be great Conce againl. Each staff organized days for picture taking, then came the arranging of the pictures on each page, the copy had to be written and typed, and last, everything was proofread over and over again. These things were done by the CONNUMACH staff, but there were also those people who volunteered from studies to help us, and the yearbook company who had to decipher all our scribbles and instructions. But if you'd ask anyone on the staff, they'd probably tell you it was worth it-just look how great the 1975 CONNUMACH isl Hey Vic! l'll trade you a Bobby Vinton picture for a Robert Redford picture, OK? Our Classes Staff is responsible for the individual photographs. They are Annette Pero, Sheila Black, Sharon Kuzma, Editor, Kathleen Kissell, Vicki Maldet, Rita Marisa, and Lori Thomas. l...-4 This active little group is the Sports Staff. They are CL-Rl Ryan Tilley, Kathy Smaila, Kathy Moore, Keith Thirkell, Editor, Phil Parlock, Karen Eash, and Karen Kalenak. The five chicks on the floor are on the Typing Staff. They are IL-Rl Terrie Telenko, Gail Sleek, Diane Suckovitch, Editor, joy Blough, and Pam Noon. Our seven great artists are lL-Rl Tim Chynoweth, Mark Cooper, Mike Cortese, Kurt Koop, Lynne Goddard, Editor, jenny Hemminger, and Terri Sopich. Connumach 105 The members of the Business Staff are QROW ONE L-RJ Cher I Shustrick Assistant Bus Y f ' iness Managerg Kathy Good, Business Managerg Mr. lay Volk. CROW TWO? Linda Yoderg Sue Marloweg Sue Holsoppleg Patti Fultzp Connie Shreffler. lROW THREEJ jackie Lambert Sue Rudgeg Celene Yoderg Sharon Yoderp Linda Youngg Darlene Birdy Diane Cigan. V, M75 . 'Rt '15 4? Lrsfplace tm W wgpt. it -lrlme Ea S foul tsl 1374 l975 Congratulations Lynne! The designer of our ICE CONNUMACHH name tag was Lynne Goddard. It took First Place at the Central Western Pennsylva- nia Press Conference. Uohnstown Tribune-Democ- rat Photol - 44Qt-'M E Smile. It makes people wonder what we've been up to! Sitting down on the job are Kay Miller, Editor-in-Chief and Michael Sotosky, Assistant Editor. ,nr 3 4 Kr ' 'asm Our Five Fearless advisors are: lL-RJ Mrs, Margaret Statler, Mr. Walter Kososki, Miss Elizabeth Will, Mr. lay Volk, and Miss Mary Ann Tighe. 106 Connumach These members of the Senior Class presented THE BABBLING BROOKS on Friday, November 8, 1974. This 1950's comedy Cries of Louder, louder! could be heard by the two student directors for the play. They are Cindy Zwick and Kay Miller who were always ready to help out. HEADIN' FOR A WEDDIN', the junior Class play, was made a success on Friday, March 22, 1974. When you consider this crew .7 W proved quite enjoyable to our parents who relived their child- hood days. ,lain l ,fl il 1' X14 4 A fs Mr. joseph Salko, Mrs. Barbara lBernatl Kreiling, Cindy Zwick, and Kay Miller were the four people who always saw a crisis in the worst way. They were the directors and student directors for the junior Class play, lwith the help of Gloria the Skunkl, the only thing possible is success! Class Plays 107 Q ! 0 M1 li. 6 A a. H' z r -ez .. , ' 5 jx yi ' X Hr. W x Y- ? ii ,ff My 'SSW . ' 3,7 nf 111' 35 . 1 ,f,gi A ,V Vg. x V 1? fr HQ, , Z,,, ,fi H , f 11 . Z1. 55: 1 Ah! Tur , Bertha' How 6 x . yi: NVAK 1 V Eg.. k I, 4 14' I QR Q 1 5 i : 4 I How ducky for you! Don, Betty, Kay, Madge, and Greg were the BIG trouble makers! Mr. joseph Salko and Mrs. loyce Leech were the fabulous advisors for The Babbling Brooks. , afjgatt. I 1 BM MORE E Could this have been the couple at CTAHS that started the mono craze? sssa f stsss MCE -l-QQNE Sf? 331 ltl MY UH? Hilti :IQ Bessie lCheryl Shustrickl may be small, but she sure is powerful! The Babbling Brooks was presented November 8, 1974, by the Senior Class. It was a three-act comedy written by Kurtz Gordon. QLEFTJ Betty, could you be trying to tell me something? QRIGHTJ These six gals provided entertainment between acts. They are CL-Rl ROW ONE: ludy Risch, Cindy Sambor. ROW TWO: Karen Eashg Cheryl Hostetlerg Phyllis Eash, jenny Hemminger. Senior Class Play 109 u Y 1, in I ig 5 W n OOTB Lynamg D. Meyersg M. Burkeyp T. Trachokg M. Moore E. Gindlesperger, manager. ROW TWO: B. Neathp P. Gindlespergerg D. Telenkop G. lonesp K. Chynowethg F. Willsp I. Conzattip G. Honkusj l. Monteithg R. Weaver, P. Cotchenp B. Stayrookp S. Baranikg R. Forebackg C. Cortese, manager. ROW THREE: Asst. Coach Goisovich, The Varsity players are ROW ONE, CL-RJ R. Beener, managerp R. Cobaughg B. Sendekj S. Weaverp R. Millerp E. D. lonesp T. Klimekg T. lordanp I. Youngp I. Tasinp P. Parlockg M. Badaczewskig A. Yinglingp C. Springerg Rob Gressj D. Millerg D. Noong I. Golobp B. Shoff, Trainer. ROW FOUR: Coach Badaczewskig Aj Lynamg D. Thomasp P. Parlockp R. Piptaj T. Stevensg B. Shankp T. Telenkog R. Adamsp R. Telenkog T. Chynowethg G. Beenerg T. Rullog Asst. Coach Majerg Don Gray, Trainer. These hard working guys are our valuable lettermen. They are D. Millerp R. Telenkog G. lonesg B. Shankg R. Adamsp 1. Young. CTHS Opponent 19 Northern Cambria 8 21 North Star 8 6 Conemaugh Valley 0 CTHS Opponent 26 Central Cambria 6 7 Westmont 15 12 Windber 20 CTHS Opponent 14 Cambria Heights 6 15 Richland 0 112 Varsity Football 27 Somerset 6 Dave Pristas. When the other teams see these guys, 4 These pigskin carriers make up the lunior Varsity Football team. They are guided by Coach joe Majerp Asst Coach Ron Goisovichg and Trainer QQ- 2 I 'R Y . .. L. I uc at' H iq 1 ,l , F' . T'l',, f 2, ,Q I Q ' I I I, 4 fxln I Q , he an 'A ,, li , P. -. yr, , t, ' 1 1, as ' x 4- W Q ,i ,. , pam 's -:li ' M Al 1? :J N X V t K vt sf. N .fat z. f l they run the other way. The Junior High Football team is coached by Mr. Michael DeBiase. .irnytsl .' Rf 1. 'S' A .25 ' f-tu ., ' 4 --a we-sb 4 ... ,....,.f Z: sl .I Q . ' b t vw V 3? get W N' Q Q Z., , VQK, ...-.,..m.s , K 5.3.33 t- . 5,7 R: Q, Q V! 1 9,4-3 4'-. t x ..1, :!,.v... F s s 6 ' U .-::: ,.,.-X 5 K Kg, T' 5 T V K. ,, ,I , 4 1. , ll 'F 'lx How would you like to meet these 3, . I 1 Q . ,I ' Q lib' X jsqgf - , ltayvp i 5 guys in I: Idark alleyg Coaich gango fn 'Q Q i J- W Q A 0 n J . icotta e ps our event ra e s P: 'Tw' Y - A sw ' 0 lf .riff football team on to success. ang- f ut. ff T: 11 ...J I FQ, Q 1 , ,l,kkff'+ f f Q. .11 5 I . VY 'Ra.j4v N. .F Q KKK1 'E' ha, ' .- 'IGM ll . A w ,, Hass, VSQ1- c V F so F s ,L--Wir? Pi, -A f I A , . xg iv V . I ,ix A K, .4 Football 113 Joe Young Running back 5'9l6 145 lbs. Three letters ,,,,,v.-7 MY. .... , 2 . . ,W 9, ,. u,4.,a.-wmMf.- ---ff-ww - - r 1 ' .1-,.1,.' 4 -ft ,, H lv My-a-rg, QAXW 1? ll 41 Q ,mm 'Ss 4, 1 ZZ' I 151 A ag -5' J grew. ,f .swu- ffm 9,4244-T saga' fi 'fs ,vp ,W if W' 4 Q 'ggi 4 rm 1 ' W , .V Q .. 4 . S , . uf? ..,, f W g,., 4,,,-M I Wy W . A - 21, 7 f V . ,,,. ,I Vvlivgv . ,, M T ' ' Lge I , ct. ' M - i V , -If-T '15l 7 4 ..u2':, ' ' Af.?T'l3 1-GW 'vw '7 '.' fi'77f3,x'W.f' 1 '55 j X 7- ' J, ,W fflfnf' NF? P FHL' W +!ffFi:4'fJ M . ffffff. . .ff 114 Senior Football Bob Shank Running back 6'1 200 lbs. Three letters i., A W Aw 727141 d'H'u 'Tl , Terry Stevens Center 6' 1 167 lbs. One letter Aj Lynam End 5' 11 124 lbs. Tony Rullo End 5'11 147 lbs. ' 1 2 fit 4? ' 1.1-1 l i ,fggggigz-ffl , jeff Tasin T Q ,, . if Tackle , .,. his 5 10 135 lbs . one 'elle' . ,t . .. 1 fi.12:+Qw 4- if t .. . -sss:'5:,.:+ ,gt 5, ff., -2 2, - T2.,'fQg-,1'E-iff' x'hi'f.T'-EWAQW if? -Q - 1 'R , e ggs .QA as h . . ,......eef'J-+.,et, v xi -.-Y T is - ' , . 'S Rob Gress l Guard 5' 956 145 lbs. One letter Tim Chynoweth Tackle 6' 16 230 lbs. One letter . E., ,-,,, A ,, ff , at :M ' a K ,,.. , .QV 5 Qjlc- ,.... , , Jim 5 ettl ,NUM 01, ... .. . 1 f',,ff M532 ,,,,1f ,, ffff 4. sg, z E 5 V' .1 if 5' F? M yy W 5 mr M553 lr K ,. rr Q mdgw I 43 me - 1 ff fd 5. ,1r.w,1.,., f. ,,,, .5 'Q A LL ' H QM ,E , . i., A A5 Q . : +- ,rl H Q , 4. fr . ,Q . 7 . ,,, Ron Telenko Craig Springer Dave Miller End, place kicker End RU f,n'n8 back 6'0 155 lbs. 5'91fQ 127lbs. 5' 8 150 lbs Two letters One letter Thfee IGUGFS Gene Beener Guard 6' 0 155 lbs. One letter Tom jordan Quarterback 6' 0 165 lbs. One letter Phil Parlock Guard 5'11 170 lbs. One letter Durwin Thomas Guard, center 5'11 152 lbs. One letter Rick Adams End 6' 2 180 lbs. Two letters Senior Football 115 Tony, where's your number B? The Senior ends with Coach joe Majer: Aj Lynam, Ron Telenko, Craig Springer, Tony Rullo, and Rick Adams. 116 Varsity Football Gois' Grouchy Gridders! The senior linemen are Row 1 CL-RJ: Tim Chynoweth, Rob Gress, Terry Stevens, jeff Tasin, Durwin Thomas. Row 2: Gene Beener, Coach Ron Goisovich, and Phil Parlock. Coach Bada and the Fearsome Four! The senior backs are CL-Rj: joe Young, Bob Shank, Tom jordan, and Dave Miller. Coach joe Badaczewski is cen- tering the ball. A wr H . ill, in-.N . gg fv13yI havethig dance? These are the faithful football trainers and managers. TW this way? Hey Archie, stick 'em up! ttit, Y... . Q yank V Do you know which coach is head? They are Asst. Coach loe Maier, Head Coach joe Badaczewski, and Asst. Coach Ron Goisovich. Hey Dave! Follow the bouncing ball. A I ,VN , 0' Y . A 10 .25 I I wonder if Mean joe Greene started Football Action 117 Zip through Wally, l got you covered. FGOTB LL -1975- You'll get through over bmyvll 118 Football Action my dead Hey Ref! Tell him to quit slapping me. I'm going to have to quit using that greasy kid stuff i lust because I gave you guys homework this weekend, donlt be mad at me-H Somebody tell Dave he's running the wrong way! Hey you guys, don't just stand behind me, block or do something. vt., F ,At Well, we can Cancel that play from now on. Here's your big chance, Dave, plow right through. 4 C. CAMBRIA-6 CTHS-2 That's funny, I could have sworn these guys had different uniforms on a minute ago. Football Action 119 GOLF The Golf Team is made up by fRow 13: lody Howard, iRow 25 Mark Saylor, Dan Smith, Bryan Shetler, Tom Randy Saylor, lim Muir, Brian Roberts, Bob Rudge, Slobozien,jim Sprowls, Mark Co0per,and Coach Fuller. 'Wwe Coach Fuller shows seniors Bryan Shetler, lim Sprowls, Mark Cooper, and Tom Slobozien some fine points of golfing. 120 Golf Senior-Tom Slobozien Three letters Senior-Bryan Shetler One letter Senior-Mark Cooper Four letters Senior-lim Sprowls One letter Golf 121 CROSS COUNTRY The members of the Cross Country team are Row One Michael Sotosky, Michael Stevens, Gary Gindlesperger KL-Rl: Eric Stevens, Terry Feathers, Dave Hart, Bruce Dave Thompson, Dave Meyers,and Coach Dave Liska. Naugle, Sam Slagle, and Ed Koba. Row Two: Rick Todero, Senior-Dave Thompson Senior-Dave Meyers Senior-Rick Todero 1st in District V 2nd in District V Two letters 5th in Central-Western Conf. 10th in Central-Western Conf. 33rd in State Meet 43rd in State Meet Two letters Two letters 122 Cross Country Meet three-fifths of the Top Five in District V. These men helped bring the Championship trophy They are CL-RJ: Davy Meyers-2nd place, Terry hometoCT.Congratulations! Feathers-5th place, and Dave Thompson-1st place. i Senior-Michael Stevens Senior-Ed Koba Senior-Michael Sotosky One letter One letter The Cross-Country Team had a record of ten wins and three losses and the District V Championship, even though every school they ran against was larger. The great season can be attributed to the nine guys that ran for CT and to Coach Dave Liska. Cross Country 123 GIRLS' BASKETBALL .E f ' Q-I .., . These hard working girls make-up the girls' varsity Debbie Thomas, Becky Keim, Gwen Miller, co-captain, squad. They put in many hours of practice and their Miss Pelesky, Varsity coach, Terri Telenko, captain, record proved this, We're all proud of you. Members are Terri Sopichp Cindy Saylorg Anne Beatty, Sue Saylor, lL-RJ: Patty Singer, Gale Shrefflerg Michelle Klimek, Amy Hargreaves. Few in number, but mighty, is the IV squad. They, too, put in lots of hard work and also had a good season. Members are QL-Rl: Debbie Thomas, Carole Golden, Gale Shreffler, captain, Mrs. Hargreaves, IV coach, leanne Byerp Miss Pelesky, Varsity coach, Keri Koopp june Gindlespergerg Terrie May, co-captain. 124 Girls' Basketball The managers for both the Varsity and IV basketball squads are lL-RJ: Norma Shreffler, Becky Hostetler, Nancy Shreffler, and loAnn Heckler. Hey coach, I bet you didn't know my mom could play basketball! The three returning lettermen are Cindy Saylor, Amy Hargreaves, and Gwen Miller. L These Junior High Basketball players are working to be the varsity of tomorrow. Their coach is Miss Beener. Girls' Basketball 125 Senior-Michelle Klimek Senior-TerriSopicl'1 Senior-Pat Singer Center Guard Forward One letter One letter One letter ' . . Wrong basket, you dummies! .sf ' l ' Senior-Anne Beatty Senior-Becky Keim Senior-Terri Telenkoj captain Forward Guard Guard One letter One letter One letter 126 Girl's Basketball vs, .. , j i 18 yy A LLL, , lA g , 4 QR ,Q ,Q - y f'-if .. l just washed my hair and can't do a thing with it. What happened to the ball and who took the basket? W it S . 'N You never told us it was a helium filled baIl! All those ballet lessons sure do help. What did you give it to me for? I don't want it. well, in most cases . . . S Mighty Mouse in action! Girl's Basketball Action 127 VARSITY BASKETBALL , 'fill 44- ran 5 135 50 4 fl 4s 34230 -any ss N N M 1 gl aarlia 454 AA ,P '-I A. -4' Thirteen is our lucky number. Members of the 1974-75 Chalmer Naugle, Gary Honkus, and jeff Tasin. Team Varsity Basketball team are KL-RJ: Bruce Naugle, Dave managers are Dan Lech, Ernie Mantini, Rocco Mantini, Miller, Tom jordan, Bryan Shetler, Rob Pipta, Bob Shank, and Brad Mitchell. Mr.loseph Maier is coach. Rick Adams, Bob Agnello, Neal Mishler, Ron Telenko, Chalmer Naugle Bryan Shetler Dave Miller Guard 5' 916 Center 6' 0 Guard 5' 8119 Two letters One letter Two letters 'F' wr Varsity Basketball u-1 16 4' 0 - -l Bob Shank Tom jordan Ritk Adams Center 6' 4 Center 6'2 Center 6' 2 Two letters One letter OHS letter AND MORE SENIORS! '4 ' s S xg 6 x Neal Mishler Ron Telenko Forward 6' O Forward 6' 0 One letter One letter f jeff Tasin Guard 5' 10 One letter Varsity Basketball 129 U 5Eg Ernie Mantini is the Senior Manager. Members of the 1974-1975 junior Varsity squad are IROW ONEJ: Bruce Naugle, Doug Telenko, Scott Stiffler, Gary Honkus, joe Golob, Rick Miller, Todd Trachok. lROW TWOJ: Girvin Kissel-mgr., Morgan Najjer, Dan Smith, Bob Agnello, Tom Telenko, Tim Soliday, Rich McMasters, and Jeff Thomas- mgr. aol 4 Mr. Pristas is coach for these 7th and 8th grade basketball players. 130 Basketball Teams These boys get valuable basketball experience while playing in the junior High team. Coaches are Mr. Horne, head coach, and Mr. Pristas, assistant. 4 - A A Gee, if only mom could see me now. I knew those jumping beans would come in handy. Taste good, Dave? l always wanted to play volleyball. What's this-a captive audience? Basketball Action 131 Help! My hand is stuck. Dave! I think you forgot the ball. 132 Basketball-Action Hey guys, shoot the ball, not me Meet you at Burger King at10:00, OK? WRESTLI C- This year's Varsity Wrestlers are Row 'l QL-Rl: Ron Rob Gress, Doug Meyers, Bob Cotchen, Adam Yingling, Sheeler, lim Muir, Scott Weaver, Pat Cotchen, Craig loe Young, john Conzatti, Tim Chynoweth, and asst. Springer, Ed Koba, Ed Krause-mgr. Row 2: Coach Ricotta, Coach Burnworth. The returning lettermen are the stronghold of the wrestling team. They are Ckneelingl: Ron Sheeler, Pat Cotchen, Craig Springer, and Ed Koba. lstandingl: Rob Gress, Bob Cotchen, joe Young, lohn Conzatti, and Tim Chynoweth. Wrestling 133 Members of the junior Varsity wrestling squad are KROW ONEDZ Alan Hildebrand, Glenn Price, Gary Gindles- perger, Mike Mazzarese, David King, Don Unger-mgr. 555:25 CROW TWOJ: Clark Hofecker, Kevin Chynoweth, joe Tem- yer, David Beahr, and Randy Berkebile. Mr. Burnworth is the coach. 44 ff? A if.: S H.. it tilt B 3l t These junior High students wrestle their way to victory under the direction of Coach Williams and Coach Bianco, 134 Wrestlers A Craig Springer Ed Koba l0eY0ur1g 126 lbs. 132 lbs. 155 llDS. Two letters Two letters TWO letters 3? 1 JS. MEET THE SENIOR GRAPPLERS , Y K Rob Gress Bob Cotchen Tim Chynoweth 145 lbs. 138 lbs. Heavyweight Two letters Two letters Two letters ., ff ,A 'Q Senior Wrestlers 135 AjLynam No, no. Don't you know you pin his Ron Sheeler 126 lbs. shoulders, not his ankles? 98lbs. One letter Two letters The winner and still Champ-Grizzwald! 136 Wrestling Action Hey kid! Say you'll give up, and l'll give you an aspirin after the game. Let's play tag, and you're it. lf my friends could only see me now! Use Close-up, for teeth that look their whitestf' L Q we ' we Ron chalks up another victory, f-gs Ithink the tango goes better standing up. Hey coach, where do we go from here? All right, who put the gum on the mat? Wrestling Action 137 Maud. - TrM ffBLQUGH-R .Di J -p:Ag 1 F225 . A 4 1o hnswwW , , M AV, Band-2, Stage gl f, ,L,,L Q - if f ' ff '-1'Q1L .VQIV , YI' . ' wind Ensemble-2g Choir--25 Chorus-1g Sr. My M. L ' ii' my fim lilizgggltigrPi':eEig?fZf5?.a2YIdExgE' Girls' Ensemble-'Q 'J P5352 Club-ww 1Science ,V L 'fV-- f '-h 'K , , ,, I ' H L Q ,. -:'L ' ' , ' ' f Club-2g TOT-27 KN1i3lSr1'71-'fjp 81-,S.l'.J Class M wwe z Mainsf.fwvii??izm. ??3!3df3f Playsg, Youth Legisl arure. A com 1 ffC'Hj eep J J f f WM 4 5'UdenfC0U hCi'-11 N f wwf fi J ' M-1' k g'e'ff'?e l 7f SP H ' F' , J ! f f V i, L i J ?, i 4 J ..,- ::W ,,.. ,:,,., Virkg 'V .,:f I N ikfc A 31:1 A A flf ,i, ,, I, , :' '1 ' f , I: L 'h' '1 f 4 fi, ,, ,,. ,,1L ' H A-, J. f f , , L'L' I 'mAi 5: LL,, 1 -1- ,,L,, :' :L i Ji ' ' f,,,, ,,W,,,Q A ,:,,,Q,, ,V,, I , ,gig VJ. .. . , may-. 4 Ango, 5 f Club--ZyNHS-2, Councilrh rus-1 tAllegany H.S.l. B-day: 5-6-57 College 5 . 'J KATHY GOOD-'115 wllshlfe Blvd., Johns- town. CONNUMACH lManagerJg Pep Club--35 FNA-35 FHA-2. V8-day:5-12-57 Work ' Ibz DON GRAY-300 E. Campus,Ave., Dailidsyiile. 111.4 .Pep Club-3, Chorus--23 a-i..7f7F0OfballQ3: Wreslllngil A 9 .lsi I '2L Eb ff H fff . B-day:2-10-S6 College it f-ffffff ffiy CINDY GREIG--Box 66, Hollsopple. CON- NUMACH, FNA lPresidentl--3, Pep Club-35 Chorus-2, FHA-2, Student Secretaries-1g Mat Maid. B-day:5-24-57 Undecided Trio43g Ensemble--32 ,,f ,Club--33 Pres. P.F. Club-3, Science Club-r-23 Art Club-15 PT Advisory Board-25 Youth Legislature. B-day: 12-2-57 Eastern Mennonite BECKY HOSTETLER-R.D. 1, Hollsopple. CONNUMACHQ Choir--3, Chorus--27 Ensemble--2g TOT--2: Pep Club-1, Basketball-1, Youth Legislature. B-day:7-19-57 College f JEFF HowARyD-Rn. 4-Bqxifais, Johnstown. TOT-425 A-V'Club--1g FOOfb31l?4'i2.. 7 Baayzte-2-57 college llrl lrletlell Af JEFF JONES-Box 365, Hollsopple. Pep Club-35 Intramurals-1. B-day:9-26-56 Work TOM JORDAN-R.D. 4-Box 277, Johnstown. ROB GRESS-R.D.2 H ll .l..P. ...... Cl -br .l Class P'eS'de l 32-...fe-H.119l9l?f31. P'eS+?fF' .e r Club-21 . A B- ay:4-22-57 College B'a5Y53'28'57 College QV K4 y A H H l .... Wryk .V.., ..... V. .... ,V.. ,...,. . f.- , , .t - .4.. .. 9'iicARElE5qQfS'C1'iCS1l3Eli?li?-31994346 '2fl E,'1'3T yjgxchange Ed.ll-f2:...-,czlass . Own' b . . ., ' SP U 5 -- -3' Cfreeflleader lCa taini-3i'ff5s...:ffP An. C19 iz' A , -ref ' H H , p- .,. .,. r -'1',. ..t. 3 k tb3u,,,1. lr S Cla , plat J. YO th orchestra-35 Laftj ... U gvfes. P.F. Club--35 Bf'5?8ge57l Chorus-25 Science Club-25 NHS--1, Var- ay' ' ' 0 ege h SlW C -1 TAMMIE KAUFMAN-R D. 1-Bax 149 Bos- B'daY1l0'l5'57 Lock Haven well. CONNUMACH5 FHA-35 Pep club-3, FNA--35 Sign Painters--2. JOANN HECKLER-R.D. 1-Box 89, Hoovers- - . , , - ville. Chorus-'25 Pep Club-25 NHS-15 Bday'101 57 Nursmgschool Bsskfflballl-lf WMS Who 'fl Ameflca Beclcv KHM-R.o. 1-Box 24, Hollsopple. lanonal- CONNUMACH tActivities Ed.l, choir-3, B'day:9'11'57 College Chorus-37 Ensemble--15 FHA-35 FNA-3, IENNY HEMM'NGER-R11 .fS,,,f4fbN2,fiM2I32 t-f i mes . Mg .:, . it :gg ..... ollsow le. coN- .ZZ FHA-3, . J ,'il 5 r.,y .f.w, . . 1 :vbx ,.,,.. .. Stlldenlf lle 3 leei' ...P in l'l, -A .... irelre . ,. le' Au . -...l. . 2,ifilHOllsopple. CON- lub-3: spanish Club-3: t i.. AJ . .. ... NHS-1. FHA-1: lf.-Sf ..'., A 'K is .lti A 5f9Clubf--3gWelding-35 -' J fM'E'K-R.D. 2, Ho Wopple. .JB-dayis-7-56 Avelderswte ltll ' 4 FHA?-asagyvres. 21912, -Flag V H , Carrier-'WQSNHS-1, Pep Club'-15 French ..,. H Clubvg:ZL5..s,Cho,fLr.zsf.f,:::i1fgl.Basketballe-2, Jr. Class ,sopple.TOT-2,'Science i 1. Play, Bfday:2-16-57 College 9 B-Day:4-3-S7 Hurslnfgfsghgpl SUSIE HOLSOPPLE-R.D. 1-Box 92B, Hoov- ED KOBA-143 School A ersville. CONNUMACHQ Pep Club-3g FNA C --35 Pep Club--35 Wrestling-3g CJ-055- -22 FHA-21 EC0 1f All Club-12 lf' C0UmfY 1- A Class Play- B-day: 1-4-58 college srss it B-day:12-12-56 Work CHERYL HOSTETLER-Route 1, Ho pple. -M l l wgjhwenet ii ader-37 Choir-3pfChorus - , 's r s' KURT Koov-Maple sl.,iio59lidSvllle. com- NUMACH, Art Club lPresidentJ-3, Track-1. B-day: 8-8-57 Art School DEBBIE 'T KUTCHMAN-Box 194, Jerome. Band-33 A V,Concert Band-3, Assembly Band-35 'Orchestra-33 Flute Trio-1, Chorus--35 Science Club-2, TOT-2, NHS- 15 French Club-1. B-day: 8-23-57 College SHARON KUZMA-BOX 217, Tire Hill. CON- NUMACH tClasses Ed.J7 Chorus-35 Pep Club-3, FHA-35 Spanish Club-3, FNA-25 Accompanist. ' B-day: 4-28-57 MQWQTIBI Hospital JACKIE LAMBERQT-Box 333, Hollsopple. CONNUMACH, Bandf3g Assembly Band-35 Jazz Band-25 Pep Club--35 Student Sec- retaries-1, FNA-1,-FHA--1, Jr. Class Play. B-day:5-11-57 Secretary JOYCE LEVADNUK-5-Box J NUMACHQ FHA-'35 Pep Club-35 FNA-15 Student Secretaries+1. B-day:9-18-57 Work 1, Jerome. CON- AJ LYNAM-v307-IQENQ.. Walnut sl., Davidsville. Spanish Club-JSJMECO-3, Pep Club-3, TOT-j-2, Varsity Pres. P.F. Club-2, Art Club+25 Ghoruisff-25 Choir-1, Scholas- tic Quiz-15HBA Announcer, Jr. 81 Sr. Class Playsg Wrestling-31 Track--35 Cross Coun- try--25 Football 1. B-day:9-18-57 College SANDY MAGGS-R.D. 1, Hooversville. Pep Club-3, FHA-1. B-day:6-29-57 Undecided ' VICKI MALDET-428. Govier Lane, Johns- town. CONNUMACH: Pep Club-35 FHA lPresidentl-31 FNA-4-15 Student Secre- taries--1,Sf.'ClassPlayi ' R V B-day: 3-5-57... lls M I I y .y I l'kWVI I WGJV li ERNIE 3: 95.14 Q . 'li 9 Bday. ,,.: .f,l . , ,VVA V 1 V . . -fs... ' V V . lzlTAlMARlsqA-Bax 196, Tire Hill. CRN - .... ' MACH, Spanish Club tPresidentl-3, Pep Club-3, FNA-3, FHA-35 TOT-2, Chorus- 15 Studlaqtxgguncil-1. BF-day: 8-27s57 Hospital Technician SUE MARLOWE-R.D. 2-Box 1'Tff1??4j'l0llSOp- 83631-3: , 'A .' s a il-iiZg'.v Jaz,L,Band-15 Pep Clu.bv3.pf Student Sec- retaries--1g Jr. 84 Sr. ClassNPlays. B-day:4-28-57 Seg yi, , W, W .... ,. TOM MAURER-304 Covier Lane, Johnstown. Pep Club--35 A-V Clubf2. B-day: 7-2-54 'Military' M TlM McCLAlN-RD. 4-Box 301, Johnstown. Welding-3, Pep Club-15 Pres. P.F. Club-1. B-day: 12-14-57 Work . R ,or I MK mf m m f: 1' ' . Nwiil... . ff 5 F ii A 4 9' - ii f l'l A if iggiior weighty 139 A 'V ff 'ssf 1 9 1. -.l. f ' V' . .. . . J - A 5 ' '. 1 ..-, ' J. . f- '- Y '- ' ' ..i.9 k.gL7 xr N , ' Vi 3 5 57 Undeclded Tue Shippensburg PAM NOON-76 Jerome Ave., Jerome. CO NUMACHQ Class Secretary-35 FHA Club-35 Student Secretaries-1, Council-1. 7 1 B-day: 3-4-57 Work A 4-Box Football-35 Wrestling-15-ll tramurals-1. ' J N- Club--15 JEFF B day. Pep 12-13-56 Club-1. Pres. P.F. SMITH'-RD. 'l-Box 26, 1 -Box 26, 12-20-57 Tech School SOPJCH-181 School St., Je A - - ' rt Club 3, Spanish 25 Basketball-2. 5 12 57 Slippery Rock B-day: 3-20-57 College W V B-daily: 12-3 l,,: ' ' 7. 4 , '-', l V ,,,, A , J11 , V I I , Q,,, W , , ' E 1 '- - I V H I ' or lef ,,,o , 140 ,Senior l3TrectoryiQ,, 1, ,'l' 1'r ' 'FSVJSF -, l 3 Z , - J 1 -rrf l,,. . ,, ,,,,l ll, V . ll' ll'J ' l , . l r ,,lll,,,ll 1 H 3, , f'- H S A lllr ,.,e A 3-Box 25 FNA-1j Sr: Class Play. B-day: 7-23-57 Nursing , 'W-JM!! - JACK YOURICH--R.D. 2-Box 37, Hollsopple Welding-35 Pep Club-22fPres. P.F, Clue?-2g Wrestling-1. - ' Q B-day 6-14-56 Roogng Coiitragtor V I f PETER ZUPAN-R.D.Y4-Bbx 244, 1Q hn51L-M213 CONNUMACH1 Band 13:l Orcheigraff-3g -Asw- sembly Band-35 f3fS,1,ring- Ensenlblg-5,35 Choir-15 Science Cliilb-32 I NHS41gfScho- Iastic Quiz-2gTrack-3 W M ...N 'he B-day:4-19-57 College if 4. ,UM FNA-35 Choir-25 Art Johns PHYS- C 7 leel B-day: 3-26-57 Medicalyimrcretgryf, Llll Y C V, if 'f K ' -., V rf - K' , ,X ' sv l ,,, ' I 'V ,W my sf fe K 1, 9' if ,fn Z 415 Franklin St., johns- Pep Club--35 FHA--3, a s l s , oa 'S 5 on, Creative ands seventh jr. High tion He is also A ,K .X 5 S' 1 4 ' , . ash: iw , .931 : f wg i . - X ADACZ situ teaches Boys' Physi- ation, eig th grade Boys' Health and is als the Varsity football CY BEENER teaches eighth grade and ' omore Health Classes and freshman Aid. She coached the lr sketball OMAS g ish: TEACH ER DIRECTORY JAMES D. HEMPHILL teaches Earth-Space Science, General Biology, and Biology B. BARRY HORNE teaches sophomore Ameri- can History. He is head coach of the lr. High Boys' Basketball team. DAVID E. PRISTAS teaches senior POD and ninth grade CivicsfPA History. He is the Trainer and Equipment manager for football and asst. coach of Swank's Hardware lr. League Baseball team. ' PHYLLIS ROMANO teaches senior JOYCE e was lor class taug now or is also teaches senior He returned He is ETTY K. GOOD teaches Sr. High Home Foods Course She sity advisor PAXTON teache and twelfth STEVE TEREBUS is the Sr. High Artsteacher. MARY ANN TIGHE teaches ninth grade English and Sr. High Electives. She advisorof Club 142 T WE'VE ONLY JUST BEGUN . . . 3... L SENIOR CLASS-1975 The thing I like best about CT is . . . ...the scenery. ...The friendship between faculty and student. ...The Mono fad. ...The CONNUMACHW ...The PO. ...Mrs. Statler's idol-Ellen Gardiner. ...The CONTOWNlAN. ...The fetal pigs. ...The remodeled boys' room. ...The girls! ...Lunch. ...Teachers who are on our side. ...The Beast. ...The Class of 1975! ...june Z. As said, this year we planned to make our yearbook different. A more personal touch and the community were added to bring our book to life. When glancing back over the pages, all can find fond memories of ours and our parents. Even our grandparents are reliving moments they thought no longer existed. In doing this, we proved why Conemaugh Township is so special to both our parents and ourselves, and what is so good about living in Conemaugh Township. In closing, I would like to extend a heartfelt thanks to all who have helped us make this yearbook a great success: to Miss Will and Miss Tighe for all their effort and extra hours, especially Miss Will who put up with us and felt all our pain and agony as deadlines drew near, to Mr. john Mitchell who was more than just a yearbook company representative, to the staff who put in a lot of hard work, and to our parents who have helped us make it through twelve terrific years of school. -the Editor. Closing 143 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS We would like to thank these people for lending to us and taking pictures for our yearbook. Mrs. Aleda Shumaker lohnstown Tribune-Democrat Mrs. Verna Miller Cover Studios Miss Elilabeih I- Will School Pictures, Inc. Mr. William Armagost CCNGRATULATIONSI The Senior Class of 1975 would like to extend their congratulations to the following: Mrs. Mary Clark in receiving her Master's Degree from Indiana University of Pennsylvania. Mr. David Pristas on his marriage to Alana Roberts on july 5, 1975. As I conclude my work related to this 1975 CONNUMACH, I recall the many people with whom I have worked over the past twenty years. From my first business manager, Pat Saylor in 1956, and my first co-editors, Bill Tillman and Telford Finally, to 1osten's-American and Mr. Iohn Mitchell, our pub- lishers, and to Cover Studio and Mr. Thomas Roles of School Pictures, Inc., our photographers, my personal thanks must be added to those of the '75 staff. Their fine services and production Thomas in 1962, to Kay Miller and the present staff, I have been fortunate to have loyal, dedicated workers. Their creativity and cooperation have made my tasks so much easier, to all of them I want to say a hearty Thank you. Also, to administrators, fellow faculty members, and office personnel, whose patience and help have been invaluable in so many ways, may I express appreciation. It has been a pleasure to have their gracious acceptance of the interruptions created by picture-taking and meeting last-minute deadlines. work mean so much to the success of each edition of the CONNUMACH. May the advisors, editors, and staffs of CTAHS yearbooks still to be produced have the same help and consideration that I have received and may the CONNUMACH always provide mem- ories for all. Miss Elizabeth I. Will Business Staff Advisor 1956-61 General Advisor, 1962-75 AUTOGRAPHS 144 Closing