Ferndale High School - Reflector Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1975 volume:

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Through his patience and understanding he helped us to realize things about ourselves which could be improved. He is well known for his famous driving lessons and the course in Bible which he taught. He not only helped us, but he also talked with us and shared his ideas. We believe Mr. Marley has defi- nitely proven he is a fine teacher, and in this small way we’d like to say — THANK YOU! 4 Mr. Marley is married and has three children. He served in the U.S. Navy for three years and then taught at Somerset High School for three years before coming to Femdale. He has been a J.V. basketball coach, a cross-country coach and is presently a golf coach. Playing golf, tennis, and teaching Sunday School are his main activities. His favorite book is the Bible. John is his favorite book within the Bible and I Corinthians 6:19 his favorite verse. What knows ye not that your body is the temple of the Holy Spirit who is in you, whom ye have of God and ye are not your own. I Corinthians 6:19 5 Specif Junior Miss Runner-Ups: C. Hoffman and C. Collins. Basketball Queen: L. Otto. Band Queen: P. Dale. First Runner-Up: C. Graffius and Homecoming Queen: M. Popchak. Jack Speicher Award: J. Lehman. Hall Duty: R. Rosenberger, B. Gehlman, M. Gawlas, B. Zicmba, M. Mulvchill, B. Vulctic, J. Lehman. Penn Trafic Teen Board: B. Figula and C. Hoffman. Video Tape Crew: B. Corle and T. Rigby The Reflector Staff would like to congratulate these stu- dents on their fine accomplishments and to thank them for giving their time to represent F.A.H.S. FERNDALE AREA J JACTV Scholastic Quiz Team. Alternates (not shown) K Kantner and K. Smith. TRIBUNE DEMOCRAT Award: M. Facciani. e HEADS TOGETHER Qpecictfl Rjfeco itifeow Mr. Wolf has been teaching at Ferndale for 35 years. He can be found hammering away in his shop, or bringing supplies to the school in his truck, or doing those little handy-man jobs around the school. He has given much of his time doing jobs that weren’t required of him. For his dedication to his students and to Ferndale, we'd like to thank you, Mr. Wolf, and wish you luck following your retirement. QowL Luuck I 9 Tft QuMn i Qfr ’74 FA-f-f.C. f-fosts Cotibesb 11 f40M6C0 YU iC| '75 Cool Themselves' Sociable' Goalies” Constructive' On Display' Snaps 1 { ith ifeftututl - fit’s one of those days. Mmm . . . Mmm Good!' Well, that isn’t what I heard!!' 20 Now girls, do it like this.” Somebody took my coat!” But Mark, that’s your fourth! 22 The things you have to do to get an A!” U S D A. 'Gee Whiz. I caught the ball!” Don't interrupt. I m talking to Jane!” 'Peekaboo!” Inspected L 24 If you don't pay attention, those things will be around your neck instead of your ears! But Kathy said there’s work to do staff!’ When are they going to get elevators around here?' What's the matter, did you run out of air?' This is my 499th trip up this hill.” What arc wc supposed to do. dance?' Dig it. Ah, but I can dig it. These things arc killing my arms! Actually, I don’t want to tell you where I was! According to the directions, this must be the basketball! Docs anybody have a tissue?” 27 if Ctmofr 1975 Yfcsfotetay's DietfiwS . . . Twkty’s Woppetuitgs Mary” I Benny” Pam” Lorric” Stem” 'Bob’ Max” Ken” Marg’ Janis” Billy V Steph Elaine” Milt5 Shar” — f ' Stonewall '’Dave” 'Greer” 'Cindy” Ham Charlie” Tina’ Chick” Rich” Con” Stevie” Cindy” 'Marty’ Dennis” Cath” Katie’ John Boy” Eddie” Joanne” 30 Dave’ Gator” ’Mikey” Bub” Teresa’ Lorrie” Shelly” Holly” Amos” 'Jer- 'Diane' P- --W Ter” 'Sue” Gloria” Becky” ( Jim” Ken’ yj§ ‘ as- - lL m , 'Brenda” Tony’ Randy” Bob” Dena” Dave” Sheila” Greg” Herbie” Bill” Dave” Power” MOTTO: Now'fc Hottkb tfl. Itts not mytb b tMdHq of th etuL But it is, p ihops, th touio tkbh lMJdtq. COLORS: Light uiofab and KCtuy b£u FLOWER: C0tAMj0iU� lttMiui vlMb Trcas. L Otto, Sec. B. Wright, V. Pres. M. Popchak, Pres. J. Lehman. 34 vh L • David Andrew Antolik Gregory Jean Axmacher James Gregory Balog Roberta Ann Bailey Anthony Martin Beltz 35 Debra Ann Cooper Jeffrey Boyce Cuppett Raymond Eli Cvijanovich 37 Pamela Lee Ann Dale Kenneth Dillon Donald Lee Day Elaine Dudak William Adam Droz, Jr. 38 Jane Dudash Joanne Dudash Kathy Louise Edwards Jonathan Lee Edwards Kimberly Fingerhoot Michael James Facciani Sheila Anastasia Godeck 40 41 Terry Lee Hagins Stephanie Lynn Hahn Cynthia Ann Hajnik Donna Lee Hammer Mary Catherine Hanik 42 Robert Mihelic Holly Ann Miller Herbert Gilbert Maurer Pamela J. McCann Susan Marie McIntosh Dennis John Mesaros 46 Anthony Valentine Morihlatko, Jr. Mark Edward Mulvehill Cynthia Marie Muchesko Julianne Nagel John Jay Naylor Teresa Ann Niessner 47 David Lawrence Peters David Wayne Percinsky Steven George Pappas Lorric Jean Otto Dena Lee Peterson Pamela Marie Pittman Barbara Jean Pittman Susan Lynn Rucosky April Mac Smith Susan Marie Slippy James Paul Spisak Mark Stem 50 51 52 Shelley Elizabeth White Jeffrey David Wilson Randy Lee Witkosky Robert William Ziemba 53 Dan Bafia Kimberly Blue Joe Balog Frank Drzal Miriam Dyniec Blaine Corle Ronald Cowan Dawn Dale Marsha DeLuca Eugene Burkett David Coleman Carolyn Clark 57 Betty Figula Ronald Gagan Jeff Hale Bob Flick Gary Gray George Herbert Rick Hildebrand John Holko Ron Humphreys Lori Isenberg 58 James Litvin Sue Marek ■d Dennis Marcinko Judy Melnik Beverly Merle Pamela Micik Regina Morihlatko 59 Carol Morihlatko Dave Myers Walter Pietron Pam Polippo Bill Popovich Tim Rigby Nanette Parkinson Trent Roberts Glenn Rosenbergcr Rena Scrball Mark Sheehan Terry Slagle Richard Smith Robert Stem Karen Stublarec Rachelle Twardziak 60 Dave Allison Edith Bane Susan Bcltz Karen Bischof Greg Bixel David Botteicher Lynette Bouch Rene Carthew Corey Cassidy Sharon Burkhard 63 Charles Berg mtis Ray Bennese Cindy Blue Woody Espey Denise Dupin Cathy Flick James Fuge Michael Firm Ed Droz Jack Dyniec Frank Gaydos 6Z Greg Guy Janet Herbert Kim Kantner Chris Jurasek Sue Kcifcr Colleen Kirkpatrick Dan Lohr Braden Heider Kim Johnson Paul Hahn Margaret Holbay Rick Hamer Richard James Brian Kovach Brenda Levcntry Phil Litvin 65 Sally Moore Sherry Mountain Kim Maldet Keith Marsh Steve Matsko Andy O’Hala Vivian Ohs Bob McConnell Lloyd Mackell Matt Macy Bill Nagel Carrie Oaks Colleen Mesaros mm Bruce Meyer Mike Noll 66 Bernadette Sheehan Darlene Saintz Nancy Shaffer Dick Skubak Keith Smith 67 Terry Smith Mark Wilson Irene Teeter Donna Tomkosky Toan Webb Jamie Wilson Debbie Wissinger Lauren Stew an Dave Stombaugh Debbie Thompson Joyce Tober Rick VonFossen John Varshal Scott Weaver Karen Twardziak 68 Richard Zonin George Zubak Connie Wojcik Mike Yahner Debbie Witkosky Jean Zahoran 69 Pres. M. Johnson, V. Pres. R. Kohut, See. D. Mirilovich, Treas. B. Riffle. Pu ltfvtGa MOTTO: ltl qruMtb hv Qife iS ctotag wkodb p op b soy you Cfawot d . COLOR: BCue oW goW FLOWER: QoHA (XVWOdtiCW; tfafedl bfiw 70 Stephen Adams Karen Bandy Diane Brown Yvonne Adams Gregg Ascher Tim Axmacher Jim Bafia Not Avoifofei Harry Beisel Denise Blasko A Trudy Blue Delores Bennese Gerald Bush Diane Christofes Helen Clark Andy Bumheimcr Thomas Clitcs Jeff Coleman Jodie Code Edward Cosgrove Robert Dale 71 Don Hammer Kenneth Hamrysyak Wesley Harrison 72 Susan Heiser Susan Helsel James Hilands Rick Hiner Cindy Iscnberg Rodney King Ab(� nf picturot w� r� mod� Bruce Hochstcin Rhonda Homola Eric Horrell Robert Humphreys Susie Kosanovich Samuel Kaplitz Regina Kohut Patricia Korn Diane Kralik 73 Mike Manda '0k Melanie Mandroc Joel Mangus Nancy Lunko Ronald Mackell Dave Marsh Joan Marcinko 74 Patty Melnik Dave Micik Tim McDonald Wade McClain Debra McCleester Diane Micik Mark Moses Denise Mirilovich Michelle Pietron Sandra Parkinson Gerald Partsch Ray Peel Jerry Polca Christine Popchak Michael Popovich 75 Jim Rigby Kim Rorabaugh Brian Riffle Jennifer Rice Joe Rick Sue Skubak Denise Rjgby Helen Skamala 76 Mike Smith John Stanislav Bryan Stem flkV Tammy Stockdill Lydia Trio Cindy Tessari Danctte Webb Dennis Yeager Stephen Turner Leann Wright Cheryl Swick Tammy Wissinger Dave Ziemba 77 Loretta Ziemba 82 Seniors: Tackle, J. Bosley; Tackle, J. Peters. Scniors: Guard, D. Gcrtz; Fullback, D. Percinsky; Guard, J. Lehman. Departing seniors will always remember the highlights of their last football season. Winning over Penns Manor was a great accomplish- ment, for FAHS has not beaten them in a number of years. Scores for the season showed a total of three shut outs in nine games. With few returning lettermcn, it was tough going against teams with twice as many experienced players. This year will go down in history as a memo- rable 1974 season. 83 Seniors: End, D. Peters; End, M. Gawlas. 82 Seniors: Tackle,J. Bosley; Tackle,J. Peters. Seniors: Guard, D. Gertz; Fullback, D. Pcrcinsky; Guard, J. Lehman. Departing seniors will always remember the highlights of their last football season. Winning over Penns Manor was a great accomplish- ment, for FAHS has not beaten them in a number of years. Scores for the season showed a total of three shut outs in nine games. With few returning lettcrmcn, it was tough going against teams with twice as many experienced players. This year will go down in history as a memo- rable 1974 season. 83 Seniors: End, D. Peters; End, M. Gawlas. Junior l-figlt First Row: D. Milner, R. Williams, mgr. M. Jerasa, B. Fetterman, T. Maurer, G. Aschcr, B. Dale, T. Axmachcr, E. Horrell, M. Koplin, R. Thomas, mgr. FootbcM Second Row: T. Millet, R. King, T. elites, K. Conners, B. Gehlman, M. Locazac, B. Humphreys, T. Hajn, T. McDonald, N. Subich. Third Row: Coach Speichcr, D. Ziemba, B. Stem, J. Mangus, D. Lohr, J. Maschak, S. Gentile, L Mackall, A. Bumheimer, S. Kaplicz.J. Bafia, Coach Berkheimer. Junior High football showed how a good team should work. Under the superior guidance of Coach Berkheimer and his assistant, Coach Speicher, the team showed a lot of effort. A good turnout of partici- pants gave the coaches a challenge, and brought promise to future years in Ferndale football. First Row: K Twardziak, B. Gchlman, M. Vann, B. Droz, B. Stem, D. Koontz. . Es' Ending the 1974 season with a 12-4 1 record the golf team should be quite proud. This year’s team’s talent was evenly spread and no one person was relied upon too heavily. This year Bill Gehlmen was sent to Penn State’s Dis- tricts for state qualification. Congratulations to head coach, Mr. Rigby, along with assistants Mr. Marley and Mr. Webber. Second Row: Coach Rigby, T. Marcinko, R. Rosenberger, J. Spisak, B. Varmecky, Coach Marley. Managers: D. Dale and K. Johnson. Senior: H. Miller. Rebounds, turnovers and baskets helped to make the girls’ basketball season a successful one. The enthusiasm of the girls was really terrific, and the coaches put much time and effort into the team’s success. The girls had a winning season with 9 wins and 1 loss to Bishop Carroll. The team was sparked by the tremendous turnout and support of the fans. Even though competition was tough, good strategy and skillful shooting gave the girls a fairly wide margin in the games they won. The players should be commended for their enthusiastic effort. We’re proud of you girls. Coach Horvath T lhv Karen Bischoff Cindy Collins Debbie Cooper Marsha DcLuca Sue Marck Holly Miller Jcannie Morihlatko Vivian Ohs Sandy Parkinson Janice Urbanik Debbie Ziemba 89 Juxuo VfoMiiy f-flglvQt Jsr Sosk tboM In their first year the Jr. High girls promise much success for future years. A record of 7-4 is all that is needed to pro- cure congratulations for Coach Zelnack and her team. Under the direction of Mrs. Horvath, the J.V. team worked hard. These girls deserve recognition for their high morale and support of the varsity team. First Row: C. Popchak, J. Marcinko, S. Matsko, K. Rorabaugh, S. Skubak, G. Rick. Second Row. K. Bozich, C. Poeter, T. Bcvee, N. Hanik, Coach Zelnak. Third Row: S. Roberts, T. Corie, P. Alt, K. Carney, Y. Hahn. Fourth Row: L Kohut, C. Parkinson, J. Krupa, P. Ragcr, J. Buxbaum, L. Kohut. 90 91 VOA ify Ch tyUMQ M Popchak, L. Otto, S. Mountain, C. Hoffman,J. Melnik, C. Graffius, D. Hammer, B. Wright, B. Figula, K. Warren, D. Winters. Enthusiasm and winning smiles are major qualities of our cheerleaders. Bulletin boards to design, ribbons to sell, and black marks to give are all on their list of many duties. Many late hours have been spent in practice to prepare for the Altoona and Johns- town contests. The results were good in Altoona as the expectant girls stayed in competition until the last round. Everything went smoothly at the War Memorial Contest for our hostesses. Advis- ers and captains should be proud of ’74-’75 squads. 92 Advisers: Miss Mila22o and Mrs. Anderson. 93 Juiufw VfcwsEty Cfiee tiwg First Row: W. CovaltJ. Herbert. Second Row: C. Blue, P. Korn, B. Davis. Third Row: C. Popchak, K. Twardziak. Fourth Row: K. Stublarcc, K. Johnson, R. Kohut. 94 First Row: M. Manda, V. Day, P. Fetzer. Second Row: J. Rice, K. Stublarcc, D. Guy, D. Brown, B. Lester. JuaifW Uigk Many new faces and experiences can be found on the Jayvee and Jr. High squads. With combined efforts at the Altoona Jaffa Mosque, the squad went stinging on to success,” and brought home a second place trophy. Many thanks to both squads for their dedication and support. ✓ j 95 VctASity BaskfdbcM First Row T Rigby, B. Gehlman, B. Flick, L. Manda, M. Sheehan. Second Row: T. Roberts, R. Rosenberger, T. Comiskey, T. Marcinko,J. Spisak, Coach Woodhead. Fcrndalc basketball, again, did not disappoint its fans. Mr. Woodhead’s three returning lettermen were backed up by a capa- ble group ready to work. We again were participants in West Central League and Appalachian Conference East. Femdalc bas- ketball players faced a vigorous schedule putting us against a majority of class B schools. Thanks and congratulations to the Ferndale varsity basketball team and coaches. 97 Seniors: T. Marcinko, T. Comiskey. First Row: Coach Woodhcad, J. Day, B. Stem, Coach Joswick. Second Row: G. Herbert, S. Matsko, D. Marcinko, D. Skubak. Third Row: S. Weaver, B. Varmecky, R. Humphreys, B. Nagel, P. Litvin. First Row: Coach Haines, P. Marcinko, R. Peel. Second Row: S. Kaplitz, T. McDonald, S. Gentile, R. Dale, R. Rhodes. Third Row: R. Reap. W Gchlman, W. Rosenberger, T. Miller. B. Hahn. Fourth Row: K. Hamryszak, J. Maschak, T. Hajnik, B. Riffle, R. Hiner. Under new supervision, theJ.V. and Jr. High continued to excell. Jr. High coach, Mr. Haines, had the tough job of training new and inexperienced players. Even though the Jr. High boys are small their efforts are still to be known. Coach Joswick’s boys determinedly pushed on to a success- ful season. Their team efforts will be appreciated as they contribute to future years of Ferndalc basketball. 101 VftASiiy Wtestfetig First Row: J. Weaver, R. Huet, S. Walsh, G. Guy, M. FaccianiJ. Rhodes, J. Bafia. Second Row: Coach Rummel, B. Zicmba, D. Peters, A. Terek, K. King, C. Berg, D. Percinsky. 102 Pin cm! This was the major objective of the Ferndale Wrestling Teams. The 1975 season was sparked by a majority of winning matches. The victories were partly due to many experienced return- ing lettermcn, but everyone contributed to the outstanding season through great individual effort. Under head Coach Rummel and assistant Speicher, the team prac- ticed many long hours learning skillful maneuvers and tricky holds. Each team member, both Varsity and J.V., gave his greatest effort in six minutes wrestling time while the rest of the team and enthusias- tic audience gave him overwhelming support. Despite the fact that the wrestlers were up against some tough competition, their strong determination and never ending enthusiasm led them to a fine and memorable season for F.A.H.S. 103 104 First Row: G. Aschcr, M. Vann, B. Hanik, J. Bush, J. Rigby. Second Row: Coach Spiecher, K. Smith, T. Slagle, A. Bumheimcr, J. Mangus. 105 Gynwiftsfecs Grace and skill of the members of the gym clubs are a tradition at Femdale High. Twenty-five members make up the Gymnastics Advancement Associa- tion. Not only has the name changed in the girls’ club, but also has the process of selecting members. This has produced an all-around better club. Open to all interested male gymnasts, Boys’ Gym Club is getting bigger and better every year. Each boy is given the opportunity to excel on his favorite apparatus. Mrs. Anderson, Mr. Rigby and Mr. Marsh combine their expert knowledge and patience to produce crowd-pleasing annual gym shows. Pres. D. Huet, V. Pres. P. Dale, Pub. Rel. T. Covalt, Sec. C. Collins, Trcas. C. Hajnik, Pub. Rel. D. Dale. Photographers: B. Gorzelsky, J. Edwards, G. Axmacher, K. Edwards, J. Dudash, D. Bafia. Copy Editor: K. Fingerhoot; Co-Editor: C. Hoffman. 110 Spons Editors: T. Niessner, D. Winters. Business: G. Korlewitz. K. Kantncr, Faculty Editor: G Gordon. J. Herbert, Activities Editor: K. Warren, M. Dyniec, C. Wojcik. Under the leadership of Mrs. Grow, Reflector 75 has worked enthusiastic- ally. With the help of a dedicated editor, Kathy Winters, and two co-editors, Connie Hoffman and Kim Fingerhoot, the staff has tried its hardest to please you. Reflector ’75 tries to bring you some representative glimpses of school life at Ferndale. Ill 112 Pres.: D. Cooper; Trcas.: C. Gordon, Sec.: B. Pittman; V. Pres. D. Tomak (absent). Ulna ty 0W) Adviser: Mrs. Grow. With questions being asked such as: Where will I find this? Who will help me? the answers will naturally be found in the library with the help of the librarians. Headed by Mrs. Grow, the girls in this club keep the books and magazines in order. The students also can help one find any information needed from Bach and Beethovan to the modern recording artists. With these girls running the library, it is always in tiptop shape. Seniors: L Mangus, I. Marsh, K Fingcrhoot. B. Pittman, M. Holbay, S. Slippy, C Gordon. F. Litvin. J. Kokoruda, D. Cooper. P. Pittman, P. Thomas. CXMu v With each new season of the school year comes another new Courier, our school newspaper. It is filled with school news, schooltimc gossip and the lat- est sports highlights. The original Courier was started long ago in 1927 and has been published each school year since then. The Courier Staff is broken down into many sections giving each member his own job. Under the editor and co-editor are the reporters, sports staff members, feature writers, typists and artists. The Courier gives the students a chance to work within a staff doing some creative writing as well as learning the beginnings of journalism. Editor: D. Gertz. Typists: T. Bock, K Polak, E. Dudak, S. Hahn. Co-Editor: K. Edwards. Adviser: Mr. Mikula. 114 Senior Reporters: B. Lester, M. Popchak, K. Winters, L. Virus. Artist: B. Wright. Reporters: First Row: D. Stombaugh, D. Winters, W. Pietron. Second Row: J. Wilson, C Wojrilc, J. Webb. A typical Courier reporter. Sports: B. Lester, D. Stombaugh, B. Figula. Qtudeivt Qou wjM uijb Adviser: Mr. Bailey Juniors J Melnik, K. Stublarcc, G. Roscnbergcr, J Weaver. D. Winters, K Warren. V. Pres.: B. Lester, See.: D. Hammer, Pres.: C. Hoffman, Treas.: M. Gawlas. Seniors: M Gawlas. D Hammer. D. Ciertz, L. Otto, B Lester, C. Hoffman 116 Seniors G Axmachcr. I) Rizzo, K Winters, J. Lehman, M. Popchak, B Wright Freshmen: D Mirilovich.J. Bafia.G Pansch,G. Aschcr. M Johnson, G Riek, G Kohut Work, work, work! That’s a familiar word to any member of Student Government. Projects are varied. Ferndale celebrated its first Homecom- ing this year, and Student Government did its part by sponsoring a dance. That was followed by their annual Christmas dance. Student Government also participates in a student exchange program which ena- bles our members to visit other schools and invite others to visit FAHS. Student Government is the channel through which students may take their problems concerning faculty, administration and activities. These members do their best to solve any problems, and usually everyone is satisfied with the outcome. 117 Sophomores: First Row: C Popchak, D. Davis, C. Blue, C. Wojcik Second Row: J. Herbert, J Day, S. Mountain, M Popchak 118 Cewic CQub Adviser: Mr Rummel, Trcas.: M. Mulvlhill, Pres.: R. Rosenberger, See.: D. Rizzo. V. Pres.: J. I ehman. Seniors: I) Rizzo. A Terek, C. Thiel. J. Lehman. R. Rosenberger. B Lester, B. Gchlman, D. Gertz. M Gawlas. M Stem. T Comiskey. Absent M Mulvihill Trying to help the community is the spirit behind the service club. They like to do their part, and they enjoy a feeling of satisfaction when they get something accomplished. This Christmas the boys cooperated with the Salva- tion Army by collecting money for the poor. A good cause helps the club dem- onstrate willingness to do whatever can benefit their fellowman. 119 Vfe tSEfctj OW) 120 Pres M Gawlas, Adv.: Mr. Woodhead, V. Pres.: T. Comiskey, Adv.: Mr. Marsh. This year Ferndale has two Varsity Clubs — girls and boys. The students who are chosen to be members have a right to be proud of themselves because they must excel in sports to be considered for membership. They represent the finest group of athletes in the school. It takes hard work, dedication, and deter- mination to participate in a sport as every person in Varsity Club knows, but being chosen for Varsity Club makes it all worthwhile. Sec.-Treas.: D. Cooper, Adv.: Mrs. Simonton, Pres.: C. Collins, V. Pres.: H. Miller 121 Boys’ Extemporaneous: B. Coleman, K. Marsh. RyiewStcs If you happen to be in the library eighth period and see someone talking to himself in a corner, in all probability he is in Forensics. Forensics is comprised of students who would like to participate in public speaking cm a competitive basis. Ferndale competes in Intermediate Unit 8. the Pennsylvania High School Speech League and the National Catholic Forensic league. Ferndale has students competing in prose, dramatics, poetry, informative, persuasive and extemperaneous categories. The students arc coached by Mr. George Ambroc. Forensics is a welcomed addition to Fcrndale’s extracurricular pro- gram. 122 Adviser: Mr. Ambroc D'l Mftfecs The Dramatics Club was started to instill the acceptance of good drama, the appreciation of the involved in a production, and the desire to contribute to the cultural growth of the Femdale Area High School. By learning the techniques of movement, mime, make-up, set design, enunciation and voice projection; by developing charac- terization, grace, and stage presence; and by doing pantomines, one point scenes, skits, and one act plays the Dramatics Club hopes to fulfill its stated purpose. Adviser: Mr Bocrstlcr. Pres. T Morihlatko, V P J. Dudash. See. Trcas.: K Edwards. 25 SoMuiQujOps Left-right, Left-right,” shout band members to keep in step for their good performance they showed at the Femdale’s Jubilee parade. With their new summer uniforms, the majorettes arc also in step with the band. Some of these snaps will bring memories back of our trumpet players playing solos for half- time shows at football games. The freezing cold nights will also be remem- bered by color guard, majorettes and band members while they snuggled under their blankets trying to keep warm. We liked to recognize our feature twirler Carolyn Clark with her fire batons. She provided a great performance at half- time shows. Let these memories linger! 126 127 (swotAid Flashing by are black and gold colors of flags, guns, and banner, a sure sign of Ferndale’s Color Guard marching on. Always on hand to perform their pre- cision routines for parades, half-time shows at football games and concerts. Certainly the members of this squad will remember the time and effort they gave for these activities and for being a dedicated and full time Color Guard. These well-practiced girls deserve many compliments and thanks. 128 Flags K. Christofcs. C. Hamk, S. Bchz, D. Tomkosky, J. Dudash. Guns: K. Cvijanovich, R. Carthcw, D. Witkosky. wfittes Seniors: R. Bailey, J. Gochres. I Ferndale majorettes have proven to be dedicated to our school. In July they won second place in an Originality Contest at Scton Hill Col- lege. Throughout the year they have performed at pep rallies, half-time shows at football games and in parades with the band. They practiced during the summer and with the band at camp. The adviser, Miss Rice, helped in getting ready for parades and half-time shows. Keep up the good work Majorettes! Adviser: Miss Rice, Head: R. Bailey. J. Wilson, C. Wojcik, R. Bailey, K. Gochres, R. Scrbal. 129 Ucwcfutig Bcwl Fcmdalc Arca High School Band, made up of 63 members and directed by Mr. Stanley Mish, has provided musical entertainment for the half-time shows at the football games. The members have marched in a number of parades, including the Ferndale Firemen’s Jubilee Parade, Pitt Homecoming Parade, Ebensburg Halloween Parade, and Christmas Parade. They played a variety of songs at the War Memorial as hosts for the 31st Annual Cheering Contest. Band members who practiced faithfully during activities and 8th periods also attended Band Camp at Ferndale for two weeks during the summer. As a result of their hard work, Greg Bixcl and Keith Marsh were able to represent Fern- dale at District Band. Seniors: C Hanik, T. Hagins, K. Gochrcs. R. Bailey, S. Pappas, C. Gordon, K. Dillon, T. Morihlatko. P. Dale. J. Bcnncsc. K. Edwards, G. Korlewitz, J. Dudash. Adviser: Mr. Mish. Pres.: S. Pappas; V. Pres.: J. Bennese; Sec.: P. Dale; Treas.: J. Dudash; Librarians: G. Bixcl, R. Huct. 131 (jcmXMt B W The haunting sound of music can be heard every eighth period Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday in the library and in the auditorium. These melodic sounds are coming from the music room where the concert band is practicing diligently. The members of the band play a wide range of musical selections. Under the capable leadership of Mr. Stanley Mish, musically inclined students can develop their talents. The concert band is a welcomed addition to the music program at FAHS. Pep W Stage Bcuuis From the far corner of the gym every home varsity basketball game comes the music of the pep band. Through the work of the pep band visiting teams can feel the school spirit that radiates during the games. The pep band also helps the cheerleaders during our pep rallies. The stage band, which grew out of the concert band, under the leadership of Mr. Mish, is an important part of Ferndale’s musical curriculum. Seniors: D Kevon, K Goehres, G. Korlewitz, I. Marsh, T. Covalt, T. Morihlatko, P. McCann, C. Hanik, L. Mangus, B. Coleman, S. Godcck. First and eighth periods each day the chorus can be heard throughout FAHS. These students practice diligently to provide a wide range of selections 10 their listeners. All members contribute to the Christmas program and thus enhance the Christmas spirit for all. Many moods are created daily by the tones of our high school chorus. Libr.: I Marsh. R Morihlatko, V. Pres.: B. Coleman. Pres.: T. Covalt. Sec.-Treas S. Godcck. Adviser: Mr. Williams 134 AtfcCfiub Pres.: B Gorzelsky, Adviser: Mr. Eash, Sec. Treas.: B. Wright, V. Pres.: T. Bock, absent. The Art Club is comprised of students that find satisfaction in expressing themselves through art. The Art Club is open to tenth through twelfth grade students. This year the members painted a window at Glosser’s for Halloween and painted the school’s lobby windows for Christmas. Seniors L Mangus, K Edwards. N. Garrctson, D. Hammer, L Otto, J. Edwards, D. Mcsaros. T Hagins, C. Collins, D. Huet. 135 Adviser: Mr. Wagner. Stage C fiup Hurry up, it’s time for it to start!” These are the words the Stage Crew hears when they arc setting up the stage. Under the direction of Mr. Wagner, these boys are always on hand to set up for assemblies, make sets for plays and work the lights. They are seldom given credit for their work because they are always behind the scenes. Seniors: D. Kcvon.J. Hyland, D Antolik. 136 Seniors ,! Peters. T. Morihlatko, Adviser: Mr. Minahan, D. Peters. B. Wyar. The Audio-Visual Department brings to the students of Femdale Area the latest of equipment, movies and film strips. Students involved work diligently to make the department as efficient as possible. Under the competent leader- ship of Mr. Minahan, the A-V department is a welcomed addition to the Fern- dale Area High School’s extra-curricular program. 137 Adviser: Mr. Boerstler. Club B Officers: Treas. K. Dillon, See. G Hajnik, V. Pres. K. Fingerhoot, Pres. G. Gor- don. The Chess Club, under the supervision of Mr. Boerstler, has become more and more popular each year. Since it was formed 7 years ago, the purpose of the club is to give the students a chance to learn, to play, and participate in the game of chess, and more important, to give them a variety of competition. This year, the club has been broken down into two smaller clubs: The Gold Knights, and the Black Knights. There is an average of thirteen members in each of the clubs. These members play tournament chess within the club and also with other schools. The club is one that lets the student pursue their hobbies and interests w’hile in school. 139 Adviser: Mr. Ambroc MO Every student in the school would like to be a member of the National Honor Society, but becoming a member is not all that easy. To be chosen, a student must maintain a grade average of 3.4. If he meets this requirement, the student’s name is presented to the members of the faculty. They vote for those students which represent the qualities of character, leadership, scholarship and service. Following the tabulated vote, the induction ceremony for inductees is very exciting and sus- pcnscful because everyone is waiting to see who has been chosen. The auditorium is dark. The only light is from the candles on the stage where the names of those deserving students are being announced. Treas.: T. Niessner, V. Pres.: M. Facciani, Sec.: K. Winters, Pres.: D. Rizzo. J. A. Burmese J'l ., English Duquesne University, B.A. StW!ey Biology and Physiology Indiana University of Pennsylvania, B.S. B til U, Algebra and Trigonometry Juniata College, B.S.; Penn State, M.A. R )W F. B(m $pjv, Social Studies Indiana State, B.S. PiAKOes Physical Education Slippery Rock State, B.S. JaaiCG BoGluk, Home Economics Indiana University of Pennyslvania, B.S. JttUt (S-. ow, Librarian Pcnn State, B.A.; Pitt, M.L.S. iftOtnCtS PtlebfiH , Social Studies Indiana University of Pennsylvania, B.S.; M.Ed. 145 RxtifvLuiCj, School Nurse Mercy Hospital School of Nursing 7 st ) j? Driver Education Indiana University of Pennsylvania, B.S.; M. Equiv. FWe tXckJ. AikuHou, Spanish California State, B.S. IMujue WcfC y, Science Pitt, B.A.; Indiana University of Pennyslvania, M.A. JOHgb UtflSe l , CO P. and Typing Pitt, B.S. Napotidk , Shorthand and Keypunch Indiana University of Pennsylvania, B.S.; M.Ed. 147 P. f-f. Audiovisual and Social Studies Clarion State, B.S. Instrumental Music Indiana State, B.S. QOiYJUud i. SJCtState, Guidance Counselor Pitt, B.A.; Penn State, M.Ed. Pefrt© , Typing and Bookkeeping Indiana State, B.S. English UflButM D. Ruwwfifi', Science and Physics Juniata College, B.S. Ajui E- CkAefoku , Math Pitt, B.S. Indiana State, B.S.; M.Ed. u8 GQ JMiWOuQ Kfi t , Social Studies Indiana University of Pennsylvania, B.S. Sfeptlfiil Vfeuyfefey, Algebra and Plane Geometry Indiana University of Pennsylvania, B.S. WififcfirttU . Webbe t , Mechanical Drawing California State, B.S.; Columbia, M.A. Jaw-esJ. Woodk d , Chemistry Indiana University of Pennsylvania, B.A. Wilflat f-f. U iiRiOinS, J'l ., Vocal Music Indiana State, B.S. LAU 6Hj06 U OSI, Industrial Arts Buffalo State, B.S. PuZhU WfiUKftS, English Shippensburg State College, B.S. SpectoJ0 Sewices Secretaries: Mrs. Betty Blank and Mrs. Kathleen Heiple. Custodians: Mr. Robert Barefoot and Mr. Elisha Bowser. 150 Cooks: Mrs. Twila Punchak, Mrs. Mildred LaPorta and Mrs. Frances Barnes. Absent: Mrs. Catherine Paulakos. Teacher Aid: Mrs. Anna Mae Booth. High School Secretary: Mrs. Mary Grace Pavlick. Secretary to the Superintendent: Mrs. Ruth Gilmore. Teacher Aid: Mrs. Catherine Simonton. Substitute Aid: Mrs. Grace McCall. Cckoo Bomcl omL Mr. James I. Riek, Treasurer Mr. Walter Jones, Jr. Mr. Harry Pyrich, Vice-President Mr. William Lauf, President Mr. Edward Dali ape 152 Football Blairsvillc United Meyersdale Laurel Valley Shade Purchase Line Portage Blacklick Penns Manor Portage 6-30 Berlin 0-22 United 0-32 Everett Laurel Valley Blairsville Central Cambria Bishop Carroll Everett Indiana Central Cambria Richland Laurel Valley United Blairsville Sfxwts WtestltMj VMtty JuivtiwVOtA ty 29 32 Marion Center 33-27 38-13 Eldcrton 25-9 17-33 Richland 12-36 44-12 Saltsburg 6-9 16-34 Ligonier 9-22 31-24 Westmont 12-48 28-24 Claysburg 18-18 33-17 Meyersdale 36-24 18-33 Bishop Carroll 11-14 8-44 Conemaugh Twp. 12-21 51-9 Forest Hills 27-30 60-6 Conemaugh Val. 24-0 5-42 United 12-27 Boys’ B ot ke VOASittJ 80-61 United 60-41 66-57 Conemaugh Twp. 46-55 73-60 Central Cambria 71-54 65-51 United 58-45 65-69 N. Cambria 54-55 73-75 Westmont 56-51 67-64 Boswell Toum. 52-69 82-62 Conemaugh Twp. 45-53 59-58 Laurel Valley 29-40 77-45 Shade 65-53 59-53 Conemaugh Val. 42-40 54-46 Portage 38-36 81-74 Central Cambria 59-44 56-60 Forest Hills 36-43 60-55 Blacklick 53-48 48-47 N. Cambria 49-50 66-64 Conemaugh Val. 35-38 55-69 Forest Hills 45-43 68-59 Portage 42-37 JutuO'i f-figlv mrJJL Central Cambria 29-30 Central Cambria 47-31 Laurel Valley 31-41 North Star 51-35 Shade 54-33 Forest Hills 22-50 Westmont 32-39 Conemaugh Twp. 36-49 Richland 29-64 Conemaugh Val. 35-56 Shade 26-44 Forest Hills 24-40 Westmont 35-56 Conemaugh Twp. 47-40 Richland 24-48 Conemaugh Val. 26-53 Gtok’SasheibcM SctWfiS Vanity Jiuuov 39-18 Central Cambria 17-39 24-33 Bishop Carroll 10-30 45-34 Vo-Tech 12-32 63-34 Blacklick 15-13 41-19 Cambria Heights 23-14 63-36 Central Cambria 15-41 60-33 Bishop Carroll 4-27 47-28 Vo-Tech 12-21 55-29 Blacklick 11-18 51-16 Cambria Heights 14-25 49-26 Shanksvillc 44-58 North Star Jutuo f-figk Westmont 23-18 Laurel Valley 47-15 Bishop McCort 15-37 Indiana 29-26 Conemaugh Val. 27-16 Bishop Carroll 9-23 Westmont 16-22 Laurel Valley 27-26 Bishop McCort 26-31 Indiana 31-29 Conemaugh Val. 33-16 Bishop Carroll 20-23 CCositig U o'tf tg ou ttayeotbootstacte yeat hct£ fnOugfituS tii saftsjacfcou tfcaf , hopefaMy, u um abl to'Supply you urftt twawy i o ueftfe that ccttv b 'lefaW by a gfeutce afc otw boot. U (iau atWfjtwl coptuAb kfe ab FeWole as tbluippemcLtiuS 'tepGac owl by tfte Uuituuiw ajC 's memory. Wfytkb$ta$ofrtl 1975 R fecfctw , hope, that Uv uJbam yeais you uuM foot bact oW e{fecfcafxw t{us yeo at FemJojfe . U pcuute , butcmllxj jo Ou MMJudfy, tfrgio tWwts {o thoSb uJiO' kcw vnodb this CUv y Oy M yeot — thbfaiuMOcrflk u£. Gteo , Katiuj Wud i Ttos Wots tWYqcm at 157 PATRONS We, the members of the Reflector Staff, would like to thank the following for making the publication of the 19?5 yearbook possible through their contributions. 2.00 Abraham, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Adams, James A Friend Alt, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Altemus, Mrs. Florence Antolik, Dave Arbaugh, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Axmacher, Greg Axmachcr, Tim Bafia, Frank and Donna Baft, William Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Balko, Mr. and Mrs. John Balog, Mr. John Jr. Balog, Mr. John Sr. Bane, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bantly, Mrs. Ann Barnes, Fran and Dick Barnhart, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Barnitz, William Barron. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Becker, Wilfred S. Bennese, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bennet, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Berg, Mr. and Mrs. John Berg, Mr. and Mrs. Loren J. Bcrkcbilc Auto Service Berkebile, Mr. and Mrs. Charles and Bud and Jason Berkebile, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bcrkcy, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Big Bird and Little Bird Billick, Ruth Bischof, James Blaschak, Jeff Blough, Roger Bock, Mr. and Mrs. David Bock, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bobbi and Amos Bowser, E. Boxler, Betty Bozich, Kim and Shara Bracken, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Brandt, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bullinger, Mr. and Mrs. Othmar Burke. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Caldcrwood, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Carothers, Mr. and Mrs. Cassancsc, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carstensen, Mr. and Mrs. Celmacurry, Mrs. Chanda, Mr. and Mrs. John Cherney, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Chris and Kurt Clark. Greg Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis L. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis L. II Clites, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Coleman. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Collins, John W. Collins, John W. Sr. Confer, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Corle, Ruthie Corona, Joseph and Mrary Cosgrove, Mr. and Mrs. Rayman Coshun, Mrs. Joseph Costanzo, Angie Cover, Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Cowan, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Craig, Mr. and Mrs. Crcston Cummings, Mr. and Mrs. John Cuppctt, Boyce Custer, Rose Cvijanovich, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Cvrkel, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Czynik, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dale, Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Dali, Richard L. Dallape, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Daum, Mrs. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Dawson, Miss Betty J. Day, Mr. and Mrs. Don Decker, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dick, Jack Dill, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Drzal, Mr. and Mrs. Dubay, Darlene Dudak, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dudash, Jane Dudash, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dupin, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dyniec, Mr. and Mrs. John Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. Lester J. Sr. and Family Elliot, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L. Eppley and Phenicie Erlinger, Herbert Even, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Facciani, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Fallier, Mr. and Mrs. George Feathers, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fcrg, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Figula, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fingerhoot, Mr. and Mrs. Alden Fingerhoot, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Finnigan, Mr. and Mrs. James L. Fitz, Mr. and Mrs. John Flick, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Folckemer, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ford, Ron Foster, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Frieben, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Friedman, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard J. Fugc, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Furfani, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Furman, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Gagan, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gardner, Alice and Kare Gehlman, Clara Gentile, Mr. and Mrs. Mario Gertz, Helen Gochres, Mr. and Mrs. George P. Golian, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gossard, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Grandll, Charles Grandll, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Gray, Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Gray, Linda Gregory, Mr. and Mrs. Don Grening, William R. Groman, Mr. and Mrs. John Grumling, Dr. and Mrs. Russell R. Guizio, Martin Hagerich, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hagins, Mr. and Mrs. Zane Hahn, Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Hale, Mrs. Jack Hammer, Joan Hamer, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. 158 Harrison, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Hartfield, Mr. Wm. Hartnett, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hazlett, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Heidorn, George W. Held, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Helsel, Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Helsel, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Helsel, Mrs. Helen Herbert, Mr. and Mrs. George Heslop, Mr. and Mrs. John W. High, Barbara and Relatives High, Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Hilands, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hildebrand, Joseph Hilderbrand, Mr. and Mrs. Hintcrliter, Mr. and Mrs. Gary and Brett Hodge, George Hodes, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hodos, Mr. and Mrs. John Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Holko, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Homyak, John Hoover, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Horner, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hornick, Mrs. Horrell, Mr. Henry Hostctiler, Robert Hoyt, Mrs. Dorothy H and H House Painting Company Huct, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Humenick, Susan and Ted Irons, Mr. and Mrs. John Isenberg, Mr. and Mrs. James, Richard Jamison, Harry F. Janoska, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jerasa, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Johns, Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson, Harry Jones, Mr. and Mrs. George Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Justinus, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kantncr, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kaplitz, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Karashin, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Karashin, Mr. Paul Kasisky, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kasprzyk, Stanley Kedves, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Keelan, Mr. Kcifer, Mr. and Mrs. William Keim, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kesslak, Cass Kevon. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Kirkpatrick, Mr. and Mrs. Knipple, Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Koch. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Kohan, Mr. and Mrs. John Kohut, Mrs. Betty Kokoruda, Mr. and Mrs. John Koplin, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Korlewitz, Mr. and Mrs. John Korlewitz, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Korn, Mr. Albert Kovacic, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Kovach, Mr. and Mrs. William Krenisky, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew LaBuda, Johanna M. Lad Lauf, Mr. and Mrs. William Lauf, Barbie, Gretel, Rusty and Michael Layton, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lehman, Jerry Lcventry, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lichtenfels, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Licnhardt, Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Ling, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Litvin, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Litvin, Mrs. Mary Litzinger, Mr. and Mrs. Lohr, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Lonas, Mr. Warren Lowes, Leslie Lubinsky, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Luther, Mrs. Luttringer, Mr. and Mrs. William E. McCunc, Mr. and Mrs. Jay McDermott, Mrs. Velma McDonald, Ray and Family McGhee, Mrs. Elizabeth Macy, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Macy, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Magdelinic, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Maldet, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Manda, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Manda, Mr. and Mrs. Mandroc, Mr. and Mrs. Francis R. Mansfield, Mr. William Marcinek, Mrs. Martin Marek, Mrs. Marjorie Marsh, Dave Marsh, Irvine Maschue, Mr. and Mrs. Matsko, Mr. and Mrs. John Meier, Mrs. Helen Meyer, Albert Meyers, Alvin Micik, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mihelic, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller. Don F. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Don Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald C. Mills, Mr. and Mrs. Barry J. Minahan, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Miske, Mr. and Mrs. George Jr. Miske, Mr. and Mrs. George Sr. Missy and Charlie Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. S. Mlaker, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mlinarchik, Mr. and Mrs. John Mock, Alice Mom” Mock, Mrs. Joseph Morihlatko, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Moyer, Lawrence Muchesko, Mr. and Mrs. John Muchcsko, John P. Muchesko, Tom Mulvehill, Mark Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. James Murray, Edward Murtha, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene A. Naylor, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Nies, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Micssncr, Mrs. Lillian Niessner, Mr. and Mrs. William Oaks, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Oaks, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ohala, Mr. and Mrs. George Otto, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick G. Otto, Mrs. Lillian Page, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pankok Jr., Richard and Roberta Pappas, Mr. and Mrs. George Parkinson, Mr. and Mrs. Paulakos, Mrs. Catherine Percinsky, David Petchar, Cleta Jean Peters, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Petry Jr., Mr. and Mrs. George Petry III, Mr. and Mrs. George Pfeil, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pfefferl, Mr. and Mrs. Robert 159 Pietron, Walter Rosenberger, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Urbanik Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Pillet, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rotella, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Urbanik, Mr. Stan Sr. Pilot, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rucosky, Jim and Buffy Vanglarick, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Pinelli, Mr. and Mrs. James Rucosky, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Varmecky, Mr. and Mrs. Pittman, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Ruddon, Mr. and Mrs. Vickroy, Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Pizza House Rummel, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wagner, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Poehner, Mr. and Mrs. Rummels, The Wagner, Mrs. Robert Polak, Mr. and Mrs. John Rutledge, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wagoner, Mrs. June Poliacck, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sabo, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Walsh, Bob Poliacek, Mr. and Mrs. John Sabo, Mrs. Otillia Warren, Mr. and Mrs. William R. Popchak, Mr. and Mrs. Jim and Kathy Salz, Mr. and Mrs. Jol Weaver, Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Popchak, Mr. and Mrs. John Jr. Sanders, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Webb, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Porter, Mr. and Mrs. Don W. Sandusky, Ruth and Stephen Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Porter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schaffer, Mr. Charles Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Powell, Marianne Schuster, Mr. Joseph Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Price, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Sefcik, Joseph Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. F. Punchak, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Sestrich, Miss Betsy Wirick, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sr. Pyrich, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shaffer, Mr. Ken Wissinger, Mr. and Mrs. James Page, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shaffer, Mr. and Mrs. Terry Wojcik, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Pankok, Richard and Roberta Sharbaugh, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wright, Donna and Bob Quinn, Dr. and Mrs. John Sheehan, Mr. and Mrs. David Yahncr, Mr. and Mrs. William Rager, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Sheehan, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Yarchak, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Raspotnik, Mr. and Mrs. John Simonton, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Younker, Mr. and Mrs. William Reighards A.R.C.O. Slagle, Mr. and Mrs. Evertt Zahoran, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rhcil, Lloyd and Anna Slezk, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Zahoran, Mr. and Mrs. John Rhoades, Jim Small, Mr. and Mrs. Forest J. Zahoran, Mr. Joseph Rhoades, Terry Smay, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard SPONSORS Rhodes, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. James Axmacher, Mr. and Mrs. Benny J. Rice, Mr. and Mrs. William Smith, L. R. Bantly Hardware Richards, William L. and Family Smithson, Mr. and Mrs. John Betty’s Beauty Salon Riddle. Mr. and Mrs. James Spampinatir, Mr. and Mrs. Don Charles Melnik Aluminum Products Rick, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Speicher, Mrs. Jack Compliments of Cardy the Tailor” Riek, Gene and Jean Stavas, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ferndale Dairy Center Riek, Mr. and Mrs. James Stcinbring, Robert L. Frank’s Pizza Plaza Rigby, Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Stem, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Horne, Mrs. O. B. Rigby, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Stonebraker, Mr. and Mrs. Horner, Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Riley, Mrs. Willio Stumpo, Mr. and Mrs. Dante Lauf, Barbie, Gretcl, Rusty and Michael Rizzo, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Swedo, Mr. Eddie Miles, Scott Robel, Richard Swick, Donna Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Roberts Jr., Mr. and Mrs. George Thiel, Carl Mlakcr, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Robertson, Mr. and Mrs. James Thiel, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Niovich, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Robine, Mr. and Mrs. James Thomas, Mrs. Betty Parkinson, Mr. George F. Robine, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thomas, Dean E. The Partsch Family Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Replogle, Mrs. Florence Robson, Mr. and Mrs. George Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Thompson Gustafson and Flick Ins. Agency Rodkcy, Mr. and Mrs. James E. Thomas III, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Inc. Rokita, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Virus, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roman, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Trexler, Mr. and Mrs. K. Virus, Dorothy Roman, Mrs. Mary Trio, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Romano Jr., Pat Twardziak, Mr. and Mrs. Anothony We, the staff, would like to extend our gratitude to Cover Photography Studio for making our yearbook a reality. In addition, w c apologize to those who have contributed but whose names have been omitted. 160 nr Hamimr JuV, . K) t BAonJUV. “ d« Qdbco Wojmc Garrftioio c Q y' , W 3jE D. 4- pS=£ £■ “W“'' {£? ££• 'f'T -tw w -a Pam Date fX C mcTn t« h -r- —7 H °irfr y ar Oi tL- JbxMt teZyM- -‘vr S£ W?2-� a 4{ c � ? S%tsc jfo T « eu fS ieisr «.nntsfc 5K� o perhsirs 4y?T i' ■3� nv lltty ?aU n y £ ' otAa. y r, m«kN AwkW -Ti„YS„-t . Wc XoittMJ-t MJ ’! ''• ££m+-. Sl tK U. H f ££? -Jt. ’ —4- ------- «as Sfr i.uJwSL’ A � , Mwt� u) ih+|