Ferndale High School - Reflector Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1977 volume:

1977 REFLECTOR FERNDALE AREA HIGH SCHOOL Johnstown, Pennsylvania CONTENTS DEDICATION 2-3 SPECIAL ACHIEVEMENTS 4-5 SNAPS 6-7 ACTIVITIES 8-32 SPRING OF 76 33-47 SPLIT SESSION 48-49 HOMECOMING 50-51 CHRISTMAS 52 SNAPS 53 SPORTS 54-85 FACULTY 86-99 UNDERCLASSMEN 100-129 SENIORS 130-152 CLOSING 153 SENIOR ACTIVITIES 154-156 PATRONS 158-160 DEDICATION Can you find him?? 2 He is a graduate of Ferndalc High School. Eventually he became employed there — teaching social studies, coaching the wrestling team, advising the chess and dramatics clubs, and directing All School Plays. In the past four years his theatrical achievements at FAHS include: You, Too, Can Be Charming”, Witch Hazel”, If Girls Could Ask for Dates as Boys Do”, For the Love of Mike”, The Three Gypsies”, Sinister House”, and Spider Island”. He has always stayed behind the scenes, taking no praise or glory for his work. We the senior members of the REFLECTOR Staff feel that it’s now time to give him the honor that he has long deserved. The 1977 REFLECTOR is dedicated to a dedicated teacher.” He is Mr. Robcry F. Boerstler. VL. k 3 Speicher Award, J. Day and Coach of the Year, Ernie Fet-zer. SPECIAL ACHIEVEMENTS BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ STATE: K. Smith, C. Popchak, and J Webb BAND QUEEN: J. Wilson. JUNIOR MISS REPRESENTATIVES: C. Popchak and J. Wilson STUDENTS OF THE MONTH: G. Zubak, S. Beltz, K. Kantner. E. Bane. D. Alt, S. Matsko, P. Litvin, and K. Smith. BASKETBALL QUEEN: C. Wojcik. 4 6 : y BEGINNING. FRIENDSHIPS BUILD. ROSE BUD OPENING. FUN THROUGH COOPERATION. COMMON INTERESTS. ACTIVITIES. 9 SOPHOMORES: M. Manda, D. McDonald, S. Kristoff, B Hahn. D. Guy. P. Marcinko, W Roscnbcrgcr, T. Dyneic. « STUDENT GOVERNMENT 10 SENIORS: J. Zahoran, P. Hahn, B. Davis. C. Popchak, D. Witkosky, K. Twardziak, C. Wojcik, M. Pbpchak.J. Herbert,J. Webb, C. Blue.J. Day. The student government is the representative student interest board at FAHS. If there are any student sponsored activities, the student government is probably behind it. These activities include dances, movies, and buses to away games. The adviser is Mr. Baily to whom the student body owes a lot. 12 CHORUS This year the Chorus is under the direction of Mrs. Felix. Much work by these talented individuals provided us a superb Christmas concert and a fun Spring concert. OFFICERS: C. Flick, Pres ; J. Marcinko, V. Pres.; E. Bane. Sec.; G. Riek. Treas 13 MARCHING BAND Ferndale’s marching Yellow Jackets provide a welcomed touch of pageantry to football games and local parades. Under the direction of Mr. Mish, these band members put in many hours of practicing that step with the beat. It all starts in August with band camp. Staying all those extra eighth periods to maintain quality production makes each band member dedicated and appreciated. DRUM MAJORETTE: J. Wilson. 14 CONCERT BAND The Concert Band performs for the Christmas and Spring Concerts. Following football season, those high steppers become sophisticates lending their talents to a different mood. This year the band was featured on a special Christmas radio show for WCCS, Central City. PEP AND STAGE BAND The Pep Band adds life to assemblies and home basketball games. Keeping the crowd alive is their main objective, and they do just that. The Stage Band, featured at the Spring Concert, provides us writh the latest adaptations of popular music. PEP BAND 17 L. Lowes, D. Christofes, D. Mieik, C. Fopchak, B. Rager, M. Krupa, K. Bozich, H. Skamla. MAJORETTES The majorettes of FAHS have unique talents. They can be seen every eighth period practicing the choreography of their latest routine. The majorettes add that extra something special to half time shows and to concerts. 18 y BANNER AND FLAGS: J. Cowan, K. Christophes. S. Bela, D. Rigby, C. Potter, D. Robson, N. Hanik. Corporal, S. Bcltz; Sergeant, K. Christofes. GUNS: C. Swick, C. Tessari, K. Bantly. COLOR GUARD The Color Guard, though part of the band, has a personality all of its own. Holding that center stage position of limelight is a challenge these gals meet with new ideas and hours of practice. 19 DRAMA CLUB The Drama Club is made up of students interested in theater and the presentation of live productions. The members present several plays during the school year. Under the leadership of Mr. Boerstlcr, the members learn make-up techniques, delivery, and other theater related skills. 20 OFFICERS: S Porter, V. Pres.; J. Tober. Pres.; S. Kcifer. Scc.-Trcas. ADVISER: Mr. Bocrstler. 21 REFLECTOR Every high school in the country has one thing in common and Ferndalc is no exception. That one thing is a yearbook. Ferndalc’s REFLECTOR is staffed by students who have an interest in journalism. Under the competent advice of Mrs. Grow, the staff year after year captures the memories of the past school term. CLASS: C. Swick, D. Webb, S. Keifer Class Editor; E. Cany. PHOTOGRAPHERS P. Hahn.J Hammer, 22 '. Dillon. Absent: M. Wilson. ARTIST: C. Popchak. BUSINESS MANAGER: D. Rigby; TYPIST: L. Minahan. SPORTS: P. Punchak, K. Smith, SPORTS EDITOR: D. Mieik, S. Kristoff. FACULTY EDITOR Webb and J Zubzk. 23 ACTIVITIES: J. Herbert. ACTIVITIES EDITOR; D. McDonald, B. Lichtenfels. FILM MANAGERS: C. Flick and J. Corlc. CO-EDITOR, D. Thompson; EDITOR, S. Porter; ADVISER, Mrs. Grow; CO-EDITOR, C. Wojcik. 24 COPY EDITOR: K. Kantner. FORENSICS Ferndalc’s forensic program has a large number of dedicated students. Under the capable leadership of Mr. George Ambroe the team competes in poetry, prose, drama, informative, persuasive, girls’ extempe and boys’ extempe. Ferndale has had championship teams in the past and from all indications will continue to have. EX-TEMP: K. Smith, G. Zubak, D. Thompson, K. Kantncr. PERSUASIVE: J Tobcr, C. Oaks. G. Kohut. G Rick, S. Skubak 25 INFORMATIVE: J. Webb, K. Tober, K. Stublarcc, K. Twardziak. DRAMATICS: L. Bouch and S. Keifer. POETRY: C. Popchak, C. Mesaros, C. Popchak. 27 STAGE CREW AND VTC If you ever wonder how the stage gets set-up for an assembly, well, it is probably the stage crew’s hard work. Under the watchful eye of Mr. Wagner, the members work the curtain, lights and anything else pertaining to the stage. The video-tape crew tapes different sporting events for later review by the teams. The V-T crew must learn how to work the delicate equipment necessary to do their job. VTC CREW: D. Stombaugh, T. Smith, J. Rigby, D. Burkhard. M. Popovich. Mr. Rigby, Adviser STAGE CREW: J Rigby. M. Popovich. C. Dillon, B. Hcidcr, R. Grambling, Mr Wagner, Adviser L Minahan, E. Cosgrove, S. Beltz, V. Ohs, E. Bane, A. Constable. A.V. CREW Audio-visual crew consists of students interested in the workings of equipment handled in many offices and schools. Under the leadership of Mr. Minahan, the members leam how to run the projectors, mimeograph machines and other important equipment. They also keep track of the films the students see in classes. ADVISER: Mr Minahan. D. Thompson, Pres.; C. Popchak, V. Pres.; J. Herbert, Sec.; J. Zanoran, Treas. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society consists of a group of students whom the faculty feels has met certain qualifications. These qualifications are scholarship, leadership, character, and service. It is a privilege to belong to NHS and each underclassmen should strive to meet the qualifications. Mr. George Ambroe is the adviser. Mr. George Ambroe, Adviser. First Row: W. Covalt, C. Popchak, K. Twardziak, J. Zagoran, K. Kantner. Second Row: C. Wojcik, J. Herbert, S. Matsko, D. Alt, K. Christofes, V. Ohs. S. Keifer, J. Tober, D. Thompson. Third Row: O. Stombaugh, G. Bixel, K. Marsh, E. Bane, C. Blue, B. Davis, K. Johnson, M. Holbay, J. Webb, C. Mcsaros. Fourth Row: J. Dynicc, G. Zubak, D. Witkosky, J. Litvin, R. Smith, A. Constable, L Stewart. D Rigby, Mrs. Grow, Adviser; M. Holbay, H. Clark, K. Maldet. LIBRARY CLUB Library Club under the competent leader-ship of Mrs. Grow, is composed of students interested in library science. The members work in the library when they have a free period. SENIORS: M Holbay and K Maldet. 32 THE SPRING OF 76 New Street Cleaners! i rj 1 J L r8 I now pronounce you . husband and wife The newlyweds. SPECIAL RECOGNITION Every faculty member at Ferndale deserves to be recognized by the school yearbook at one time or another. One member, however, particularly stands out and deserves to be especially recognized. He is an excellent teacher, a conditioned athlete, and an outstanding coach. In his years at FAHS he has taught his students the benefits of every aspect of physical education. Through his superb coaching, he has taught many high school football players how to accept the downfalls of defeat as well as the glories of victory. He is truly a special teacher and deserves special recognition. He is Mr. George Marsh. 36 First Row: G. Herbert, D. Gray, B. Riffle, B. Hassell, G. Chemrys, M. Sheehan,J. Bafia, D. Ziemba.J. Weaver, B. Meyers. Second Row: Coach Marsh, B. Nagel, K. King, C. J. Webb, S. Matsko, J. Day, R. Litvin, R. King, G. Gray, B. Russell, Coach Petrore. BASEBALL 1976 Strike three! King strikes out another. These are few familiar words Coaches Petrore and Marsh heard this year. This season the boys did a great job. They did their best and should be proud. Congratulations team! 37 GIRLS’ SOFTBALL The ’76 softball team had a new coach, Mrs. Pickens, who did her best. The season’s record wasn’t as expected, but the girls tried hard against their opponents. We'd like to recognize these girls for not giving up when things were looking down. Way to go girls! Keep up your spirit. SENIORS: M, Deluca and D. Ziemba. Row 1: G Rick, C. Wojcik, J. Webb, C. Blue, M Deluca, J. Herbert, W. Covalt. T. Bevcc, N. Hanik. Second Row L Konut, T Corlc. K. Rorabaugh. S. Matsko, D Blasko, C Krcnisky. Coach Pickens. Row 3: M. Manda, K Fitz, C. Fuj$c. S. Marek, K. Tobcr. D Ziemba. J. Morihlatko. 38 Row 1: S. Droz, K. Twardziak, C. Popchak, D. Winters, V. Ohs. D. Bennese. Row 2: Y. Hahn, D. Guy, S. Parkinson, K. Stublarec. Row 3: K. Johnson, D. Dale, K Srublarcc, R Kohut, J. Marcinko, L. Ziemba, K. Carney, S. Lautenbachcr. Row 4: S. Skubak, K Kantner, D. Dupin, D. McCleester, N. Parkinson, B. Figula Girls’ Track Once again Miss Barnhart coached her girls to an outstanding season. There were new records broken from last year which showed that the girls had ambition from the start. We would also like to congratulate the girls who went to Districts and proved that they had their goals set. Congratulations! SENIORS: B. Figula, D Winters. K Stublarec, and D. Dale. 39 ' WCRO Super jocks.’ Running for her life.' SPORTS SNAPS Bouncing to victory.' Bionic players.' Tm going to win.’ 'A happy finisher. A TIME FOR US A Time For Us — to anticipate, to enjoy, to remember. To anticipate while trying on gowns and tuxedos, ordering flowers and filling gas tanks. To enjoy while dining, dancing, and dreaming. To remember while looking back on fun years at F.A.H.S. The Awards Assembly is an annual event which is presented to honor the seniors in the areas of academics, athletics, character, and service. There were many awards bestowed, and although the trophies come in many different shapes and sizes, they had one thing in common: each award went to a well-deserving student. We would like to congratulate everyone honored at the assembly, and say a special thank-you to all who participated but did not receive an award for their effort. 44 GRADUATION 76 Graduation is a happy time for the seniors and their proud parents. Every senior will have many fond memories of FAHS as he departs and begins a new life for himself. 46 This past year at Ferndale High has been a unique one to say the least. It all began on Tuesday, September 7. At about 7:30 A.M., senior high students began filing in and scrambling around the large white building that they had known so well. It was a time for greeting old friends and even making new ones. The day seemed just like any other normal first day of school. Who said there’s no time School's out! Now what do we do? The Junior 48 SESSIONS full of Senior High! Maybe we can hide up here. Then it came — 12 o’clock — the hour of change. The day had ended for the senior high, and the students were preparing to leave the building. When, suddenly through the auditorium doors came throngs of little” students, ready to punch in for the day’s second shift. It was their turn to learn. They were the district’s junior high. At 4:30 P.M., the halls were empty, and the administration with a sigh of relief. It worked! It really worked! Every day after that until the end of the school year, grades 7 through 12 and their respective instructors learned to share their school and have fun doing it. Congratulations administration and school board members — for successfully creating one of the most memorable years at FAHS. Dream on. High Gang 49 ONIWOD3WOH JINGLE BELLS 52 53 TEAMWORK. WINNING AND LOSING. SPIRIT MOST IMPORTANT. HOME OR AWAY. BUDDING WITH ENTHUSIASM. CHEERS. CHAMPIONSHIPS. SPORTS. 54 55 As the warmth of summer changes to the chilled wind of autumn, thoughts turn to football. Fcrndale has been a leader in area sports. This year. Coach Ernie Fetzer and his team kept thoughts of football alive and exciting. The Mighty Jackets had a 6-3 season, captured the Appalachian West Conference title, and won the support and thanks of students and football enthusiasts. 56 First Row: G. Guy. M. Firm, M Popchak. J. Dynicc. T. Smith, S. Matsko. B. Russell, J. Day. R. Hemer. D. Allison. Second Row: W Espey, B. Stem. J Bush. R. King. A Burnhimer. D Lohr. S. Gentile, D. Zicmba, A. Utvin, S. Weaver. Third Row: Coach Joswick, Manager B Swick. B Gehlman. B Hale. T Miller. M. Lokcsak. S. Kaplitz. J. Bafia. Managers: R. James and M. Johnson, Coach Fetzer. 57 59 JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL Our ’76 Junior High Football squad developed a firm foundation under the competent coaching of Mr. Berkimer and Mr. Rodgers. Finishing with a 3 4 record, the little Bees attained enthusiasm, sportsmanship and experience. First Row D Merle. T. Berkcbilc, R Flick. A. Fetzer. R. Hanmer. T. Ziemba, R. Thomas. T. Kush. B. Rorabaugh. B. Robine. Second Row: Coach Berkimer. P. Guy. J Kwiatkowski. M. Foster. G. Blue. D. Day. J Blue. J. Matsko, M. Bumhimer, D. Stuver, B. Mock. D. Miller. R. Herbert. T. Scockdill. D. Sheehan. Coach Rodgers. Third Row: M. Urbanik, G. Swick. J. Dallapc, W Carthew, J Hyland. L. Burkhard. Absent: D. Becker and M. Will. 60 GOLF First Row: P. Hahn, J. Hammer, C. Dillon. Second Row: P. Marcinko, B Hahn, C. Chemrys. P. Bock. Third Row. Coach Marley, W Rosenberger, M. Wilson, D. Skubak, Coach Rigby. The golf team, under the coaching of Mr. Rigby and Mr. Marley, has become one of the best teams in the area. Each team member has an individual sense of sportsmanship and dedication. The ’76 club produced a state qualifier, and we can look forward to successful teams in the years to come. 61 62 SENIOR: Dick Skubak. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL SENIOR: K. Kantner. The girls’ basketball team this year, as well as in past years, strove to do the best they could. Under the fine leadership of Coaches Horvath and Miterko, the team had a winning season and took second place in the Ferndalc Lions’ Club Invitational Tournament. Many records were set this year. 63 The Junior High girls’ basketball team, under the competent leadership of Coach Zelcnak, had a successful season. The team never lacked enthusiasm and a reassuring word could always be heard in the locker room. Good sportsmanship was a key ingredient in giving the Jr. High girls a fine reputation. JUNIOR HIGH TEAM: First Row: G. Lauf, P Rager. D. Kush, D Bcvec. P. Rigby, M. Marek, Coach Zelcnak. Second Row: C. Popchak, C. Kwiatkowski, H Peters, J. Buxbaum, S. Krupa, S. Gohlman, M. Lepus. Third Row: M. Hildebrand. R. McCutcheon, P. Potter, G. Krupa, L Droz, B. Clark, F Ragcr. 67 SENIOR: S Weaver. BOYS’ BASKETBALL The varsity and jayvee Jackets in basketball arc a hard-working and dedicated team. Under the coaching staff of Mr. Woodhcad and Mr. Wagner, the team not only learns the basics but also the finer points of the game. The team brings to Ferndale the distinction of being the mighty Jackets. 68 SENIOR :J.Dynicc VARSITY TEAM: Manager, P. Hahn; Head Coach Woodhead, Asst. Coach Wagner, Manager, M Johnson, R. Peel, S. Macsko, S. Weaver, P I.itvin, T. Majnik, B. Nagel, M. Firm, R. Skubak.J. Maschak, J. Dynicc, S. Gentile, J. Day. 69 SENIORS: R. Skubak and B. Nagel J.V TEAM: Assc. Coach Woodhead, B. Hahn. D. Zicmba. P. Marcinko. R. Peel. Head Coach Wagner, J. Maschak, B. Reap, T. Miller, B. Stem, W. Rosenberger. 71 Overcoming obstacles at the Jr. Hi level is what it’s all about. Our team had late practices and missed classes, but managed to present quality basketball on the court. team picture. The winning team of t Greg Bluc j Bill CJarthew Mark Layton Dick Popchak Glen Mark Urbanik Dave Minemyer Brian Burkhart rt that, because of a malfunctioning camera, we do not have a Junior Shade Boosters junior High Tournament is listed below. Dave Day Brad Rorabaugh Bob Hamer Doug Stuver Pat Guy 72 VARSITY TEAM: D. Merle, G. Guy, J. Baila, M. VanFossen, E. Tomak, C. Cassidy, Coach Bumheimer, K. Smith, J. Bush, J. Dallapc, R. King, L. Mackell, M. Foster, Coach Rodgers. WRESTLING Our wrestling squad, under its new coach Mr. Rodgers, captured attention and praise. Many new ideas, such as the Wrestling Bees, helped to promote wrestling at FAHS. Bringing excitement and suspense to the mat, each wrestler maintained enthusiasm and remained a mighty Jacket. 73 76 CHEERING Our cheerleaders are the BEST at spreading spirit among spectators. With warm smiles and extra special glows, these student-body selected gals help to make our mighty Jackets what they are. ADVISERS: Mrs. Smithson and Mrs. Henry. 77 SENIORS: W. Covalt, C. Wojcik, C. Blue, K. Johnson, C. Popchak, J. Herbert, K. Twardziak. S. Mountain. VARSITY SQUAD: M. Manda, V. Day, C. Blue, S. Mountain, R Kohut, C. Wojcik, K. Johnson, C. Popchak, K. Twardziak. J. Herbert. 78 79 JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD P. Korn. D. Guy. D. Mirilovich. B. Lester, S. Droz, D. McDonald, S. Kristoff, K. Niessner. K. Ohs. JUNIOR HIGH SQUAD: First Row: K. Naylor. Second Row: C. Gray. Third Row: A. Covalt, P. Horrell, J. Christofes. Fourth Row: P. Karan, S. Gawlas. B. Lauf Junior High Captain B. Lauf and Co-Captain P. Horrell. 81 SPORTS SNAPS 83 Fcrndale 2 Blairjvillc Fcmdale 10 United Fern dale n 2 Central Cambria Ferndale 17 Vi Berlin Ferndale 4 Bishop Carroll Ferndale 1 Vi Central Cambria Ferndale 3 Everett ■Ferndale 10 V4 Richland Ferndale 3V | Indiana Ferndale Vi Bedford Ferndale jjr “1 ' Concmaugh Valley y z Rockwood 1 Blairsville Vi Bishop Carroll 6Vi Bedford 18 Rockwood 11 Everett 18 Berlin Vi Indiana 16 Conemaugh Valley 5V 84 SPORTS SCORES Athletics play an extra important role in the lives of many at Ferndale High School. The results of these many important games, matches, meets and tournaments are not always remembered by exact scores. Yearly, the REFLECTOR staff provides score records for future reference needs. The Winter of 11 brought many obstacles to public schools, including cancellations and postponements of many sport events. Therefore, it is with regret that we provide only a partial record of scores attained by our Jackets. 85 EASY GOING. QUALIFIED. NURTURING WITH EXPERIENCE. AUTHORITY. ACCEPTED OR QUESTIONED. SPECIAL. FACULTY. 87 FACULTY • � ; Business Education, Mrs. Janet Miller 88 An, Mr. Daniel Eash Art, Mr. Richard Stephen Business Education. Mrs. Thomas Pctrorex Business Education, Miss Deborah Stoker Driver Education, Mr. John Mariey Health and Physical Education, Mrs. Janet Horvath •I A Home Economics, Mrs. Janice Bolhax Guidance Counselor, Mr. Samuel Nastase 1 Health and Physical Education, Mr. George Marsh Health and Physical Education, Mrs. Frances Anderson Health and Physical Education, Mr. John Matsko Home Economics, Mrs. Martha Nycum Industrial Arts. Mr. Dale Keller Industrial Arts, Mr. Wilbert Webber Language, Mr. George Ambroe Language, Mr. Paul Dubovecky Mathematics, Mr William Bauer Language, Miss Leora Rager Library Services, Mrs. Jean Grow Language. Miss Bette Zelcnak Mathematics, Mr. Robert Bailey Science, Mr. Melvin Rummel Social Studies, Miss Leida Milazzo SPECIAL SERVICES Secretaries, Mrs. Ruth Gilmore and Mrs. Betty Blank Custodian, Mr. Blisha Bowser Custodian, Mr. Arthur Brown Secretary, Mrs. Helen Heiser 96 SCHOOL BOARD AND Mr. Robert Bantly Mr. G. Glen Crawford, High School Principal Mr. Eugene Burkett Mr. Edward Dallapc, President Mr. Barry D. Haddlc, Administrative Assistant Mr. Walter C. Jones Mr. William Lauf Mrs. Doris Lichtenfcls, Secretary ADMINISTRATION Mr. Leonard Volk, Junior High S.nool Principal 99 UNCERTAIN. WILD BLOSSOMS. GOALS AND PURPOSES. NOT ATTAINED. TIME WILL TELL. GREATNESS PROMISED. SWEET YOUTH. UNDERCLASSMEN. Deborah Albus James Berkebile Kristine Bixel Vernon Bock Brenda Botteicher Dcvery Bowser Larry Burkhard Randy Bush Karen Cale Judy Cameron Sandra Campbell Michele Carthew Philip Christofes Carol Cieslo Denise Cinko Michael Clark Daniel Coleman Trisha Corle Thomas Covalt David Crum met 102 John Custer Lisa Czymik Logan Davis Henry Eisenhuth Tammy Fetzer Sandcc Carol C Tammy Gramling Kachie Harris ;Gcrtz 1 Gordon 1 Lisa Haynes Gary Helscl James Homan John Howard Lisa Hyland Jolene Jakab incent Morris Moses Myers Donald Penrod Elmer Piper Rona Miller James Mish Kevin Miskc Candy Moore William Morihaltko 104 John Popchak Michael Punchak Donald Rigby Jeffrey Ripple Mark Roberts rbbic Roman idy Schonpert Rodney Seitz Betty Jb Smith Daffcne Stanford GRADE 8 Glenn Baf Barbara David Jean Thomas Berkebile Mark Bcvcc Belinda Bischof Robert Boast M Colleen lean ren Beverly ■Hvid Clark Jacqueline Clitcs Amy Covalt Scott Cramer Ronald Custer Lisa Dallapc Laura Droz Scott Emmel Scott Finnigan Ravelle Forish 106 107 Susan Muha Karen Naylor Tom Pappas Tom Parkinson Lisa Peterson lx Ann Poll Carol Clark Powell 108 109 GRADE 9 James Adams Patrick Adams Judy Bearer Danruj Bevec William Bischof ati Alan C-ar William Carthew Darla Blssidy Claudia Chambcrlai Stephanie Chcrncy ‘W m § ■■■ Katrina dices James Constable Susan Constable id Cook Bc x per .. iane Ronald Covalt Susan Dale Maria no Loretta Goch Michele Gorgone Connie Harrison Patricia Hartnett Dave Haupt William Kantner Patricia Karen Susan Kotch Janinc Krupa Barbara Lauf Mark Layton Michclc Lcpus Carol Haynes Richard Herbert Marilyn Hildebrand Raindy Hincr Jeffrey Homan 111 Joseph Lirvin Linda Ixinsinger Dennis Meedutough James Macy Barbara Merle uglas Merle PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Daymon Miller i Mary Jo Miller David mKS B 112 Robin Reescy Brian Kneel Brenda Riek Patricia Robcl Karen Robinc H Robert Robine . Clarence Robson Doug Rummeli Michael Rurledge Trina Scvcnack David Sheehan Dennis Skubak Charles Smith Susan Soltes Tim Scockdil! - Ann Studt Glenn Swick Michael Tessari Monica Tomak Mark TrioQ Mark Urbanil April Walter Kevin Webb Richard Williams Sandy Wissingcr Christine Witprach tiger Diane Zwick 113 SOPHOMORES Motto: Life is a long road, walk it well. Colors: Mint green and white Flower: white carnation tinted green PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Paulette Alt Robert Antolik 114 Susan Comiskey Tammy Corle Ed Criuckshank Lisa Cummings Tom Dyniec Patty Eppolito Richard Facciani Mark Firm Robert Custer Sandy Droz Greg Chemerys Eloisc Carty Kim Chuha Kim Carney Karen Fitz Nancy Flaherty Cindy Fuge Barb Gaydos Brian Hale Jeff Hammer Nancy Hanik Bob Hassell Kim Gramling Debbie Guy PHOTONOT AVAILABLE Tom Hajnik Bruce Hahn 116 Dave Hudak Antoinete Jakab Dwyer Johns 117 .V V- Carol Leonard Thomas Leventry Becky Lichtenfels Debbie Logan Terri McCabe Mary McConnell Rodger Miller Marc Lokesak Ted Miller Margie Manda Steve Meyers Paul Marcinko William Logue Debbie McDonald 118 Barry Smith Donna Smith Kim Stublarec Dave Studt 120 r Wayne Rosenberger Frank Rummcl Tammy Rigby Don Rodkcy Sharon Roberts Sam Romano Harriet Rummel Dave Rummcll Brian Swick Ken Teeter Kim Tighe £ Kate Tober Chris Twardziak Mike Vanfossen PX3BUSY NOT SHOWN Ed Tomak Mark Tomak Debbie Wyandt Francinc Yeager Jimmy Zahoran Judy Zubak 121 Steve Adams Yvonne Adams JUNIORS Motto: The great pleasure in life is doing what people say you cannot do. Colors: Blue and gold Flower: Gold carnation tinted blue Gregg Ascher Tim Axmacher Mike Johnson. Pres.; Regina Kohut. V. Pres.; Sue Skubak. Sec; Jerry Pansch. Treas. Trudy Blue Andy Bumheimer Joyce Bennett Denise Blasko 122 Vicky Day Bob Dale Mollie Fisher 123 Jerry Bush Diane Christoferes Helen Clark Jodie Corle Ed Cosgrove Yvonne Hahn Susan Heiser Susan Helsel Bruce Hochstein Eric Horrell Bob Humphreys 124 Cindy Iscnbcrg Michael Johnson Sam Kaplitz Rodney King Melissa Krupa Barb Lester Diane Kralik Christine Krenisky Regina Kohut Patty Korn 125 Leslie Lowes Nancy Lunko 126 Debbie McCleester Patty Melnik Diane Micik Dave Micik Sandy Parkinson Jerry Partsch Chris Popchak Mike Popovich Ray Peel Michelle Pietron 27 Michael Smith John Stanislav Bryan Stem Craig Stuver Cheryl Swick Cindy Tessari Stephen Turner Dave Ziemba Danette Webb Loretta Ziemba 129 YELLOW ROSE. FULL AND RICH. FOND MEMORIES. LIFETIME FRIENDS. MEANS TO AN END. HORIZONS AHEAD. DREAMS IN PERSPECTIVE. CELEBRATION. GOOD-BYE SENIORS. TERMINATION. Daniel Edward Ale Paul Hahn, Pres.; Karen Twardziak, V. Pres ; Cindy Popchak, Sec.; Matt Popchak, Trcas. 1595 Franklin St. Ferndale Edith Ann Bane Deborah Ann Bearer Susan Kay Beltz 157 Lohr Place 409 Ferndale Ave. 539 Sam Street Lorain Ferndale Lorain 132 Raymond G. Bcnncse 724 Glenwood Ave. Femdale Frank Joseph Bischof 750 Clark Street Dale Charles L. Berg R.D. 1, Box 254 Middle Taylor Karen Elaine Bischof 20Vi Cliff Street Dale Gregory Charles Bixcl 917 Lina Street Dale 33 Cindy Viona Blue R.D. 1, Box 118A Middle Taylor David M. Botteichcr 711 Messenger Street Dale Lynnette Marie Bouch R.D. 1, Box AA 110 Middle Taylor Sharon Denise Burkhard 208 Thelma Street Lorain 134 Renee Marie Carthew 396 Caroline St. Brown stown Corey S. Cassidy R. 750 Bedford St. Dale Karen Ann Christofes 330 Kennard Street Brownstown James William Clay comb 509 Village Street Lorain Audrey Bernice Constable 510 Shomo Avenue Lorain Wendy Lee Covalt R.D. 1, Box 95 Middle Taylor 135 Judy Marie Cowan 336 Crystal St. Brownstown Jeffrey Allan Day-422 Vickroy Avenue Ferndale Kimberly Ann Cvijanovich 312 Penrod Street Ix rain Charles Edward Dillon, II 909 Boston Street Ferndale Beth Ann Davis 1014 Louisa Place Ferndale Edward James Droz 327 Crystal St. Brownstown Denise Marie Dupin 341 Hall Street Brownstown 136 John Emil Dyniec 217 Crystal St. Brown stown Michael Allen Firm 618 Glen wood Avc. Femdale Cathy Lynn Flick 1011 Vickroy Ave. Femdale 137 James Clark Huge 500 Vickroy Ave. Ferndalc William Charles Gorzclsky, Jr. 555 Coleman Avenue _________Johnstown__________ Paul Richard Joseph Hahn, Jr. 315 Crystal Street Brownstown Richard Lee Hamer 930 Harlan Avenue Ferndalc 138 Gregory Ixre Guy 134 Arthur St. Dale Sabrina Christine Heidenthal 324 Ohio Street Lorain Margaret Ann Holbay 204 Holbay Drive Brown stown Richard Allen James, Jr. 513 Ferndale Avenue Femdale 139 Kimberly Ann Kantner 910 Ferndale Avenue Ferndalc Susan Louise Keifer 422 Margaret Ave. Ferndalc Kimberly Joan Johnson 804 Suter Street Ferndalc Chris Andrew Jurasek 534 Vickroy Avenue Ferndale Colleen Marie Kirkpatrick 708 Summit Avenue Ferndalc 140 Kimberly June Kobler 267 David Street Dale Brian Scott Kovach 121 Gilbert Street Brownstown Dave B. Leverknight 140 Arthur Street £4 Philip John Litvin Daniel R. Lohr 408 Ohio Street 277 View Street Lorain Lorain Ul Lloyd James Mackell R.D. 1, Box 127B Middle Taylor Matthew James Macy 322 Troy Street Brown stown Kimberly Ann Maldet 313 Penrod Street Lorain 142 Keith Andrew Marsh 379 Plainfield Ave. Femdale Colleen A. Mesaros R. 305 Cliff Street Dale Steven Michael Matsko 810 Femdale Avenue Ferndale Judith Beth Metzgar R.D. 1, Box 225 Middle Taylor Robert Earl Merle 380 Ferndale Ave. Femdale Bruce D. Meyer 751 Bedford St. Dale Sarah Lillian Moore 241 David Street Dale 143 Sherri Louise Mountain 533 Femdale Ave. Femdale William Daniel Nagel 917 Vi Bedford Street Dale Michael Anthony Noll 351 Kennard Street Brown stown Carrie Mae Oaks 525 Femdale Ave. Femdale Vivian Ohs 1007 Vickroy Ave. Femdale 144 Matthew James Popchak 212 Gable Street Brown stown Sharon Denise Porter 550 Ferndale Avenue Ferndale Diana Lynn Peterson 208 Arthur Street Dale Cynthia Popchak 396 Benedict St. Brownstown 145 401 Fcrndalc Avenue Ferndalc John E. Rodkey 716 Clark St. Dale Debra Ann Robson 424 Valley St. Lorain 146 Robert Wayne Russell Mark Shay Rychak 705 Von Lunen Road 146 Lohr Place Dale Lorain Richard Skubak 326 Troy Street Brown stow n Keith Willis Smith R. 308 Arthur St. Dale Bernadette Marie Sheehan 723 Suter Street Ferndale Terry Lowell Smith 730 Clark Street Dale Lauren Lynn Stewart 913 Boston Street Ferndale 147 David Wayne Stombaugh 221 Emerald Street Lorain Irene Cathleen Teeter R.D. 1, Box 209 A Middle Taylor Debra Ann Thompson 386 Ohio Street Lorain Joyce Ann Tobcr Donna Jean Tomkosky 402 Glenwood Ave. R. 360 Ohio Street Femdale Lorain Karen Louise Twardziak 181 Arnold Street Brownstown 148 Rick L. VanFosscn R.D. 1, Box 97 B Middle Taylor Rebecca Grace VanScoyoc 441 Vickroy Avenue Ferndale John Edward Varshal 121 Gable Street Brown stow'n Scott Kevin Weaver 728 Suter Street Ferndale 149 Joan Marie Webb R.D. 1, Box 260 Middle Taylor Jamie Ann Wilson 549 Margaret Ave. Ferndale Mark Scott Wilson 549 Margaret Ave. Ferndale Deborah Ann Wissinger 330 Arthur Street Dale Debra Jean Witkosky 404 Cliff Street Dale 150 Constance Lee Wojcik Michael Bede Yahner R.D. 1, Box 241 A 510 Oakland Avc. Middle Taylor Lorain Jean Elizabeth Zahoran R.D. 1, Box 235 B Middle Taylor Richard David Zonin R.D. 1, Box 240 Middle Taylor George Michael Zubak 7l6Glenwood Ave. Ferndale 151 FOUR YEARS AGO. SEEDING. PROCESS BEGUN. GROWING. BUDDING. BLOOMING. TOGETHER )UGH EXPERIENCES. REFLECTED. CES. FACES NOT ALfftH INCONVENIENCES U MATERIALISTIC SOCIETY. DRIVING. MECHANICAL. TOO FAST. YET FRIENDSHIPS. ACHIEVED. LEARNING FROM EXPERIENCE. WILTING. DYING. LAST TIME, no, nO, NO. STTPL SWEET MEMORIES. ENTWINING ONE’S MIND. REMEMBER. ASSEMBLED AS ONE. PRIDE IN ACCOMPLISHMENT. INTERESTS SHARED. YES. LIFE AFTER THE END. NEW HORIZONS. process-b inmAg again. 153 SENIOR ACTIVITIES DAVE AIXISON — GENERAL Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 11, 12; Heads Together 11. DAN ALT — ACADEMIC Chorus 9, 12; Band 10, 11 (Librarian); Art Club 11 (Vice-President); National Honor Society 11, 12. EDIE BANE — COMMERCIAL Drama Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12; AV 9, 10, 11, 12; Band 10, 11, 12 (Vice-President); National Honor Society 11,12. DEBBIE BEARER — COMMERCIAL Transferred SUE BF.LTZ — COMMERCIAL Library Club 9, 10; Freshman Class Secretary: AV 10, 11, 12; Color Guard 10, 11, 12 (Corporal); Track 10; National Honor Society 11, 12. RAY BENNESE — ACADEMIC Homeroom Basketball 10,11. CHUCK BERR — GENERAL Football 9, 10, 11; Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11; Varsity- Club 9, 10, 11. 12; Student Government 11. FRANK BISCHOF —GENERAL KAREN BISCHOF — COMMERCIAL Girls Basketball 10; Chorus 10, 11, 12; Drama Club 9, 10; Varsity Club 10. GREG BIXEL — ACADEMIC Band 9, 10 (Librarian), 11 (Treasurer), 12 (President); National Honor Society 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12. CINDY BLUE — COMMERCIAL Student Government 9, 10, 12; GAA 9, 10; Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Softball 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12. DAVE BOTTEICHER — GENERAL LYNNETTE BOUCH — COMMERCIAL Drama Club 9, 10, 11, 12; All School Play 11; Chorus 9, 10,11, 12; Forensics 12. SHARON BURKHARI) — COMMERCIAL Chorus 9, 10,11, 12. RENEE CARTHEW — COMMERCIAL Color Guard 10; Drum Major 11. COREY CASSIDY — GENERAL Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12; Gym Club 9,10, 11; Track 10, 12. KAREN CHRISTOFES — COMMERCIAL Color Guard 10, 11 (Sergeant), 12 (Sergeant); GAA 9, 11; National Honor Society 11, 12; Chorus 11. JIM CLAYCOMB — GENERAL AUDREY CONSTABLE — ACADEMIC Drama Club 10, 11, 12; AV 10, 11, 12; Chess 11; All School Play 11; National Honor Society 11, 12. WENDY COVALT — COMMERCIAL GAA 9, 10, 11 (Public Relations); Chorus 11; Cheering 9, 10, 11, 12 (Co-Captain); Softball 11; Forensics 9, 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12. JUDY COWAN —COMMERCIAL Color Guard 11, 12; Chorus 11. KIM CVJANOVICH — COMMERCIAL Color Guard 10, 11. BETH DAVIS — COMMERCIAL Student Government 10, 12; Cheering 10, 11; National Honor Society 11, 12. JEFF DAY — ACADEMIC Football 9, 10, 11, 12 (Captain); Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Government 9, 10, 11, 12 (President); Baseball 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12. CHUCK DILLON — ACADEMIC Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Stage Crew 9, 10, 11,12; Reflector 11,12; Golf 12; Track 12. ED DROZ — COMMERCIAL Football 9; Golf 10, 11; Heads Together 11; Homeroom Basketball 10,11. DENISE DUBIN — COMMERCIAL Library- Club 9; Softball 10; Track 11; Chorus 11; Heads Together 9, 10. JACK DYNEIC — ACADEMIC Football 10, 11, 12; Track 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12. WOODY ESPEY — COMMERCIAL Football 9,12. MIKE FIRM — ACADEMIC Football 9, 10, 12; Basketball 12; Homeroom Basketball 9, 10,11. CATHY FLICK — ACADEMIC GAA 9, 10, 11; Reflector 10, 11 (Film Manager), 12 (Film Manager); Track 10; Cheerleader 11; Chorus 10, 11, 12 (Pianist, President). JIM FUGE —GENERAL BILL GORZELSKY — COMMERCIAL Transferred GREG GUY — GENERAL Football 9, 10, 12; Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12; Gym Club 9, 10. PAUL HAHN — ACADEMIC Student Government 11, 12; Golf 11, 12; Basketball Manager 11, 12; Football 10; Senior Class President; Reflector 12. 154 RICK HAMER — COMMERCIAL Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11; Baseball 10,12; Varsity Club 11,12. SABRINA HEIDENTHAL — COMMERCIAL Transferred BRADEN HEIDER — ACADEMIC Stage Crew 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 12; Chess Club 11; All School Play 11. JANET HERBERT — ACADEMIC Student Government 10, 11, 12 (Vice-President); Reflector 9, 10, 11, 12 (Activities Editor); GAA 9, 10, 11 (Public Relations Officer), 12; Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Softball 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Junior Class President. MARGARET HOLBAY — ACADEMIC Chorus 11; Library Club 9, 10, 11 (President), 12. RICH JAMES — ACADEMIC Gym Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12. KIM JOHNSON — ACADEMIC Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; GAA 9,10, 11. CHRIS JURASEK — GENERAL KIM KANTNER — ACADEMIC Drama Club 9, 10, 11; Forensics 9, 10, 11, 12; Reflector 9, 10, 11 (Faculty Editor), 12 (Copy Editor); Track 10, 11, 12; Basketball 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Art Club 11 (Secretary); Chess Club 10; Scholastic Quiz Team 10 (Alternate), 11, 12 (Captain); All School Play. SUE KEIFER — ACADEMIC Drama Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Forensics 9, 10, 11, 12; Reflector 9, 10, 11, 12 (Class Editor); Chess Club 10, 11; Art Club 11; Scholastic Quiz Team 11 (Alternate); National Honor Society 11, 12; Junior Class Vice-President; All School Play 11, COLLEEN KIRKPATRICK — GENERAL KIM KOHLER — COMMERCIAL BRAIN KOVACH — GENERAL Heads Together 11. DAVE LEVERKNIGHT —GENERAL Baseball 10,11. PHIL LITVIN — ACADEMIC Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Sophomore Class President; Varsity Club 11, 12; National Honor Society 11,12. DAN LOHR — GENERAL LLOYD MACKELL — ACADEMIC Football 9; Wrestling 9,11,12. MATT MACY — COMMERCIAL Track Manager 10. KIM MALDET — ACADEMIC Library Club 9, 10, 11 (Secretary); Chorus 11. KEITH MARSH — ACADEMIC Reflector 10, 11; Forensics 10; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 10,11; Chess Club 11. STEVE MATSKO — ACADEMIC Football 9, 10, 11, 12 (Captain); Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10; Varsity Club 10, 11, 12; Gym Club 10, 11, 12. BOB MERLE — GENERAL Transferred COLLEEN MESAROS — ACADEMIC Chorus 11, 12; Forensics 9, 10, 11,12; Chess Club 10. JUDY METZGAR — COMMERCIAL BRUCE MEYER — GENERAL Wrestling 9; Gym Club 9, 10,11. SALLY MOORE — COMMERCIAL Chorus 11,12. SHERRI MOUNTAIN — COMMERCIAL Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 12; GAA 9, 10, 11,12; Student Government 9,10. BILL NAGEL — ACADEMIC Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Chess 9, 10, 11; National Honor Society 11, 12. MIKE NOLL — ACADEMIC CARRIE OAKS — ACADEMIC Forensics 10, 11, 12; Chess Club 10, 11; Drama Club 10,11,12; All School Play 11. ANDY OHALA — COMMERCIAL VIVIAN OHS — COMMERCIAL Chorus 9; AV 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Track 10,11,12; National Honor Society 11,12. DIANE PETERSON — COMMERCIAL CINDY POPCHAK — ACADEMIC Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Government 10, 11, 12; Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Class Secretary ; Forensics 11, 12; IU 8 Student Forum Representative 10, 11, 12; GAA 9, 10, 11, 12; Scholastic Quiz Team 12 (Alternate); Track 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; National Honor Society 11,12. MATT POPCHAK — COMMERCIAL Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 11; Varsity Club 11, 12; Student Government 9, 10, 11, 12 (Treasurer); Sophomore and Senior Class Treasurer. SHARON PORTER — ACADEMIC Reflector 10, 11 (Class Editor), 12 (Editor); Drama Club 9, 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; All School Play 11. DEBBIE RAGER — GENERAL 155 KIM RHOADES — COMMERCIAL Chorus 9. DEBBIE ROBSON — COMMERCIAL Basketball 9; Library Club 9, 10; Color Guard 11, 12; Heads Together 11; National Honor Society 11, 12. JOHN RODKEY — ACADEMIC Track 9. BOB RUSSELL — GENERAL Football 11, 12; Basketball 11, 12; Baseball 11,12. MARK RYCHAK — ACADEMIC Wrestling 9; Heads Together 10,11. BERNADETTE SHEEHAN — COMMERCIAL Chorus 9. DICK SHUBAK — ACADEMIC Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Golf 11, 12. KEITH SMITH — ACADEMIC Freshman Class President; Gym Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Art Club 11; Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Scholastic Quiz 10 (Alternate), 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Forensics 11, 12; Reflector 10, 11, 12 (Sports Editor). TERRY SMITH — GENERAL Football 10, 12; Chess Club 10, 11; Video Tape Crew 11,12. IAUREN STEWART — ACADEMIC Chess Club 10, 11; National Honor Society; Forensics 12. DAVE STOMBAUGH — ACADEMIC Courier 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Video Tape Crew 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12. IRENE TEETER — COMMERCIAL Forensics 10, 11, 12; Chess Club 10,11. DEBBIE THOMPSON — ACADEMIC Reflector 9, 10, 11,12 (Co-Editor); Forensics 11, 12; Drama Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Chess Club 11; AV 9, 10, 11; National Honor Society 11, 12; All School Play 11. JOYCE TOBER — ACADEMIC Forensics 9, 10,11, 12; Drama Club 9, 10, 11,12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Chess Club 11 (Vice-President); All School Play 11. DONNA TOMKOSKY — COMMERCIAL Library Club 9, 10; Color Guard 10, 11, 12; Heads Together 11. KAREN TWARDZIAK — ACADEMIC Track 10, 11, 12; Cheer leader 10, 11, 12; GAA 11, 12; Forensics 12; Student Government 11, 12; Senior Class Vice-President; National Honor Society 11, 12. RICK VanFOSSEN — COMMERCIAL BECKE VanSCOYOC — GENERAL Track 11,12; Chorus 11,12. JOHN VARSHAL —COMMERCIAL SCOTT WEAVER — COMMERCIAL Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Track 11, 12. JOAN WEBB — ACADEMIC Courier 9, 10, 11 (Editor), 12 (Editor); Reflector 10, 11, 12 (Faculty Editor); Forensics 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Softball 10, 11; Student Government 12. JAMIE WILSON — ACADEMIC National Honor Society 11, 12; Courier 9, 10, 11 (Co-Editor and Artist), 12; Majorette 10, 11 (Head); Drum Majorette 12; Forensics 12; Art Club 11. MARK WILSON — GENERAL Football 9; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 11; Golf 12; Courier 9, 10, 11; Reflector 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Chess Club 11; Gym Club 11. DEBBIE WISSINGER — ACADEMIC Chess Club 10, 11 (Treasurer). DEBBIE WITKOSKY — ACADEMIC Student Government 9, 12; Track 10; Forensics 11; National Honor Society 11, 12; Color Guard 10, 11 (Corporal). CONNIE WOJCIK — ACADEMIC Student Government 9, 10, 11, 12 (Secretary); Courier 9, 10, 11; Reflector 9, 10, 11, 12 (Co-Editor); GAA 9, 10,11; Forensics 10, 11,12; Cheerleader 11, 12; Band 10; Softball 10, 11, 12; Freshman Class Treasurer; Sophomore Class Vice-President; Junior Class Treasurer. MIKE YAHNER — ACADEMIC Homeroom Basketball 9,10,11. JEAN ZAHORAN — COMMERCIAL Student Government 12; National Honor Society 11,12; GAA 11. RICH ZONIN — GENERAL GEORGE ZUBAK — ACADEMIC Forensics 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Homeroom Basketball 9, 10, 11; Scholastic Quiz 12 (Alternate). 156 PATRONS The publication of the 1977 Reflector was made possible by many generous contributions. Gratitude is extended to the following: $2.00 A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Good Friend Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Abcle, Alice Albarano, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Jr. Allison, Mr. and Mrs. James Allshouse, Karen Allshouse, Herb and Ruth Allshouse, Linda Alt, Mrs. Geraldene Antesberger, Wm. Apple, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Baldwin, Darlene and Gary Balko, Mr. and Mrs. John Bantly, Mrs. Ann Barnes, Fran and Dick Barron, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Beckcr, Wilfred S. 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Czyrnik, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dallape, Mr. and Mrs. Ray ♦Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. ♦Dawson, Mrs. Betty J. ♦Day, Mr. and Mrs. Don Dclso, Robert and Joyce Devich, Mr. and Mrs. Dill, Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. ♦Dudash, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis V. Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L. ♦Facciani, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard ♦Fallier, Mr. and Mrs. George Feathers, Mr. and Mrs. Jack ♦Fcttcrolf, Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Firm, Pauline Fish, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph ♦Fitz, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fitzpatrick, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Flick, Mrs. Anaruth Flick, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ford, Ron Freeman, Mr. and Mrs. William ♦Fuge, Mr. and Mrs. Charles ♦Furman, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Gagan, Mr. and Mrs. Michael ♦Galiore, Mr. and Mrs. John ♦Galuska, Dwayne, Jackie and Chad ♦Gardner, Alice ♦Gay, Mr. and Mrs. John E. Gehlman, William Sr. Gentile, Mr. and Mrs. Mario Georg, Kevin and Louise Gerhard, Miss Lconona Goch, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas ♦Goehres, Mr. and Mrs. George P. ♦Gojmerdc, The Golian, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ♦Golian, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Golias, Mr. and Mrs. John Gonda, Mr. and Mrs. Graham, Mr. William 158 Gray, Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Greater Fcrndalc Hardware Grening, Audrey Grove, Robert Haas, Mrs. Clara B. Hale, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hamers, The Hammer, Mr. Edward L. Hammer, Mr. and Mrs. John and Family Harding, Mrs. Dennis Harpstcr, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond H. Hartnett, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Haugton, Mr. and Mrs. James A. Havener, Sally Haynes, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Held, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Henderson, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hildebrand, Mr. and Mrs. Hildebrand, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Holko, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hostetler, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Howard, Mr. and Mrs. Ned Huntly, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jr. Hylandz, The Hyland, Mr. and Mrs. John Irons, Mr. and Mrs. John Isenbcrg, Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins, Mr. and Mrs. William Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Justinus, Mr. and Mrs. R. Kantner, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Karan, Mr. and Mrs. D. Karas, Helen Karshin, Rev. and Mrs. Warren Kasisky, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kcgg, Mrs. Ruth Kegg, Thomas C. Kehl, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kcifcr, Mr. and Mrs. William S. Kcin, Mr. Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Keytack, The Kimmick, Mrs. King, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Kirkpatrick, Mr. and Mrs. John Knighton, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Kohler, Mrs. Dolores Kohut Family Korn, Mr. and Mrs. A1 Komprobst, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kowalewski, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Krett, Mr. and Mrs. James Kutchma, Mr. and Mrs. George Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Lautenbacher, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Layton, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lehman, Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Lichtcnfels, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Litzinger, Mr. and Mrs. Lowes, Martina M. Lubinsky, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Sr. Lusko, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Jr. Lux, Mr. and Mrs. Francis McCall, Mr. and Mrs. Edward McCall, Mr. and Mrs. P. J. McGuire, Jean McLaughlin, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Mackell, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mackell, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Marcinko, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Marsh, Mr. and Mrs. George Matsko, Mr. and Mrs. John Meyers, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Micik, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Don Mineimycr, Mrs. Janet Mishlcr, Maynard Miske, Mr. and Mrs. George Sr. Miske, Mr. and Mrs. George Jr. Miske, Mrs. Stephen Mock, Mrs. Alice Moody, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Morihlatko, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Sam and Sons Muchcsko, Mr. and Mrs. John Muha, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Murgas, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Murray, Edward Mycrs, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin D. Nagel, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Naylor, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Naylor, Mr. and Mrs. Gowen Jr. Niessner, Teresa Niessner, Mr. and Mrs. William Nipps, Mr. and Mrs. J. Ronald Nolte, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Oaks, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ohala, Mr. and Mrs. George Ohala, Mrs. Rose Ohs, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Otto, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick G. Parke, Mrs. Pavlick, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pavlick, Mr. and Mrs. William Penna, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Pennel, Mrs. Marion Petry, Mr. and Mrs. George Pfaff, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Pietron, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Pilot, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pinclli, Mr. and Mrs. James Pluchinsky, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 159 Popchak, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Popchak, Mr. and Mrs. John Jr. ♦Popchak, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sr. Porter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert and Family Pristas, Mr. and Mrs. Rick Ragcr, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence ♦Raspotnik, Mr. and Mrs. John +Ray, Peggy ♦Rheil, Lloyd and Anna Rhoades, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald ♦Rice, Mr. and Mrs. William ♦Riffle, Brian Rigby, Mr. and Mrs. Kdgar Rizzo, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Robine, Mr. and Mrs. James Robson, Mr. and Mrs. George Rokita, Mr. and Mrs. Richard ♦Roman, Dave ♦Romano, Pat Jr. Rorabaugh, Gary ♦ Rosenberger, Mr. and Mrs. Walter ♦Rummel, Mr. and Mrs. Dean ♦Rummcll, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne ♦Rutlidgc, Mr. Paul Ryland, Michael ♦Saintz, Edward Sam Sarosi, Mr. and Mrs. John Sarvcr, David Schech, Mr. and Mrs. George Schellhammer, Mrs. Margaret Seder, Mr. and Mrs. Robert ♦Scdlock, Mr. and Mrs. Seeders, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Serafin, Mr. and Mrs. Edward ♦Shaffer, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Shaffer, Mr. Ken ♦Shclli, Jason and Travis Simonton, Jim Slippy, Susan Smay, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard ♦Smith, Lola R. Smith, Martha E. Spangler, Mr. and Mrs. Gregory C. Stavas, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Stewart, Mrs. Mac L. Stump, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Stumpo, Dante ♦Stuver, Mr. and Mrs. Don W. ♦Swick, Mr. and Mrs. Walter ♦Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony ♦Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Robert III ♦Thompson, Debbie and Karen Tolakow'sky, Elanor Tomb, Mr. and Mrs. L. Z. Tomkosky, Henry Tononi, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Turner, Steve Urban, Howard Urbanik, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Jr. Vann, Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. and Family Varner, Russell ♦Vickroy, Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Voytas, Vince and Gwen Vuletic, Mr. Joseph ♦Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce I. Warren, Kelly Webb, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Webb, C. J. and Joan ♦Webb, Mr. and Mrs. George ♦Wentz, Mrs. Rose Ann and Son White, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wicknick, Mrs. Gertrude Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. James ♦Wingard, Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. and Family Wissinger, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Witprachtiger, Chris ♦Wojcik, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Wonder, Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Younkin, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Zahoran, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zahoran, Mr. and Mrs. John Zahoran, Mr. and Mrs. Micheal J. Zalcsky, Mrs. Ann C. ♦Zubak, Mr. and Mrs. George SPONSORS A Friend Boyle, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dallape, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ferndalc Dairy Center James Hair Fashion, Mr. James, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ladies Auxiliary to the Ferndale Vol. Fire Co. Lauf, Mr. and Mrs. William Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Marjorie, G. and Kerr, Jean E. Melnik, Charles Aluminum Products Middle Taylor Township Police Mundell, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Nies, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Punchak, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Quinn, Dr. John R. and Family and Anesthesiology Associates Rummel, Darrell Family Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Willis E. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. F. The 1977 Reflector staff appreciates the efforts of Cover Studio in the preparation of this yearbook. We extend apologies to those whose names were missed. 160