Grove City Area High School - Pine Knot Yearbook (Grove City, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1975 volume:

Amy Cay McCamey, Assistant Editor; Sue Brower, Editor; Mike Bend, Literary Editor. Signature as the year: presented by the: PINE KNOT STAFF at GROVE CITY SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL GROVE CITY, PENNSYLVANIA in the: VOLUME 51 FOREWORD So much depends upon the label of best. We determine and congratulate excellence with it. We illustrate high achievement with it. Knowing what makes the best, then, is important. Examination will show that true competition exists within oneself; the best is only you. Therefore, achieving and living are synonymous. These pages of the 1975 PINE KNOT merit your close attention for in them are truly captured the best of the school year. During your days of school, you have lived; you have bettered yourself. Saulte and take pride in this accomplishment. 4 TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY..... SENIORS 22-49 UNDERCLASSMEN 50-89 ACTIVITIES 90-125 ATHLETICS 126-137 IN MEMORIUM Mr. Jack D. Shearer Superintendent of Schools October 11, 1928-April 9, 1975 Mr. Jack D. Shearer was elected superintendent of Grove City Area Schools in 1974. Before that he had been assistant superintendent of Kiski Area School District. Death took Mr. Shearer before he could accomplish his plans for the Grove City Area School. He was a member of the American Association of School Administrators and Pennsylvania Association of School Administration. 6 SCHOOL BOARD First Row; Mr. Blaine L. Hovis; Mr. Robert K. Hughes, Vice-President; Mr. Jack E. Schlossnagel, President; Mrs. Carolyn B. Richards. Second Ron-: Mr. Robert T. Wood; Mr. Ronald L. McFarland; Mr. Robert T. Montgomery; Mr. Howard S. Mclntire. Missing from picture; Mr. Edward B. Granger. ADMINISTRATION Mr. Jack Shearer; Superintendent Dr. Kenneth W. Mills; Imstant Superintendent 1974 marks the beginning of Mr. Jack Shearer’s position as Superintendent of the Grove City Area School System. Mr. Shearer began his education in Latrobe, Pennsylvania. He is a graduate from Indiana University of Pennsylvania. Mr. Shearer has also done graduate work at Pittsburgh, Rutgers, Georgetown and George Washington Universities. Prior to his position in the Grove City School System, Mr. Shearer was Assistant Superintendent of the Kiski Area School District. He has been in the educational field for twenty-five years serving as elementary teacher, secondary teacher, secondary principal, and as a Central Administrator. Dr. Kenneth W. Mills began his duties as Assistant Superintei dent of the Grove City Area Schools this year. A native of Buth Pennsylvania, Dr. Mills received his Bachelor of Science Degree Education from Slippery Rock State College, Masters Degree Education from the University of Pittsburgh, Master of Arts Economics and Ph.D. in Education from Ohio University. Follow his education, Dr. Mills taught Social Studies at Seneca Valley H School. Other positions were College Supervisor of Student Teach and Assistant Director of Registration at Ohio University; E School Principal at Liverpool, New York and Quakertown, Penn vania. PRINCIPALS Senior High School Principal Morrison Orr began his teaching career at Cambridge Springs and South Butler County School District. He served as acting principal of Knock High School and did graduate work at the Universities of Chicago, Massachusetts and Temple. Mr. Morrison L. Orr; Principal Mr. James Ross is a graduate of Indiana University of Pennsylvania and received his Masters of Education from Duquesne University. He took additional work at West Virginia University and the University of Pittsburgh before coming to Grove City. Mr. Ross was an administrator for two years in West Virginia GUIDANCE Miss Kathryn Urey; Secretary to Business Manager ©mgg ipmsom Mr. Wayne Gregg; Business Manager Mr. Robert Meals; Transportation Mrs. Frances Lamont; Secretary to Assistant Superintendent Mrs. Ruth Anne Walter; Secretary to Superintendent Mrs. Betty Kildoo; Secretary to Principal Hi Mrs. Adele Butler; Secretary to Guidance Mrs. Jean Brown: Secretary to Librarian Mrs. Helen Filer; Secretary Mrs. Marge McGinnis; Secretary to Principal k Mrs. Sandy Campbell; Business Office Clerk Mrs. Kay Gilliland; English Mrs. Linda Sardinsky; Spanish Mr. Anthony Orsillo; Spanish Mrs. Mary Lou Christie; French, French Club Adviser Mr. Nial McCamey; English, Journalism, PINE KNOT and GROVER STAR Adviser Expression through words is a means to convey ideas. Communication of this sort permits expansion of the mind and widening of horizons by sharing thoughts with others. To have this ability is to be able to acquaint others with your feelings, broadening existance from that of one being to several. Mrs. Katherine Firm: English Miss Joan Stuck; English Mrs. Ruth Conklin; English Mr. Richard Adams: English Mrs. Norma Limbcrg; Latin, Latin Club Adviser Miss Sally Soppitt; English Mrs. Eleanor Kellogg; French Mr. Kenneth Peterson: English To substantiate student’s education, courses in specialized fields are offered. Useful are the materials and research facilities found in the library. Students are prepared for management and care of their future homes through courses in Home Economics. Those participating in Vocational Agriculture acquire farming skills. Driver’s Education provides instruction in basic driving skills. Individuals in Industrial Arts and Electricity discover the intricacies of these fields. Mrs. Jeanne Carlson; Library Aide Adviser, Librarian Mr. Richard Kellogg; Industrial Arts and Electronics Mrs. Kay Shultz; Home Economics � «• Mr. Dennis McPherson; Occupational Education, Occupational Education Club Adviser, Bible Club Adviser Mrs. Jane Williamson; Nurse. Health Careers Club Adviser Miss Nancy Davis; Library Aide Adviser, Librarian Mr. Terry McClelland; Industrial Arts, Drafting Mr. David Boyer; Agriculture, Future Farmers of America Adviser Mr. Bennie Adams; Safety and Drivers' Education, Head Football Coach Vlr. William Smoker; Chemistry, Rocketry Club Adviser Mr. James Poole; General Science, Biology Mrs. Lorraine Gilson; General Science, Physical Education, Majorette, Pep Club and Cheerleader Adviser Mr. Homer Christie; Biology. Earth and Space Science, Science Research Club Adviser y Mr. Charles Hamilton; Biology mumm Science, an ever changing and very diversified field, is offered on various levels for Grove City High School students. Earth and Space science, General science. Biology, Chemistry, and Physics are available courses which inspire an awareness of today’s problems and problems of tomorrow’s world; foundations are laid in our high school years which will aid in solving the difficulties of the years to come. Mr. Jeffrey Boling; Biology Mr. Gorden Taylor; Science Mr. Robert Deinert; Physics Mr. Fredrick Crum; American History Mr. John Hummel; Social Studies Mr. Edward Reddinger; Social Studies Mr. Samuel Williamson: Social Studies STO3B Studying nations and people of the world makes for better understanding. Grove City High School offers a wide range of subjects for their students to learn about the other nations. 17 Mr. Richard Noel; Social Studies. Golf Coach Mr. Terry Rechcr; Social Studies Mr. James Hassel; Calculus, Geometry. Trigonometry, Math Club Adviser Mrs. Barbara Peterson; Algebra Comprehending physical and numerical relationships in our world through a basic understanding of mathematics is necessary. This allows individuals to effectively function with the components of our complex life. By dealing with the figures and method involved in this process, this comprehension is achieved. Business math. General math, Algebra I and II, Geometry, Trigonometry, and Calculus offer this understanding to the students of Grove City High School. Mrs. Erla Thomas; Geometry, GeneraI Math Mr. Joseph Youngo; Algebra Miss Alice Coyer: Shorthand, Office and Clerical Practice, Typing, Future Business Leaders of America Adviser There is always demand for a knowledge of business skills. Business students of GCHS learn techniques that will aid them in coping with financial problems, whether met in the home or office. Shorthand, Typing, Sales, Data Processing, Bookkeeping, Clerical Practice, and Computer work are the courses offered to aid in preparing students for the future. Mrs. Doris Nichols; Typing Mr. Lew Matthews; Music and Director of Orchestra Learning to grasp the concepts concerning one’s self and one’s surroundings and to express these ideas is the purpose of Fine Arts. In Chorus, Band, and Orchestra students perform annual concerts and musicals. Experiences in public speaking and dramatics are offered in Speech classes. Understanding of environment and effective communication of thoughts are gained through the Art program. Mr. Gaylord Griffiths; Art, Art Club Adviser Mr. William Snyder; Speech, Dramatics, horensic and Thespain Adviser Mrs. Nancy Jo Smoosc; Health. Physical Education. Girls Athletic Association. Leaders Club Adviser Mr. Robert Klar; Physical Education. Wrestling Coach stoh@m Mr. Dan Kralik; Physical Education Physical Education provides a way to develop a well toned body and to understand our physical and mental selves. Volleyball, Soccer. Fencing, Field Hockey, Softball, Football, and Gymnastics are activities offered which contribute to the development of the students’ fitness. Health courses are available in which one may gain a knowledge of the body. Mr. Bernard Barnes; Health. Education Anatomy Physiology. Physical Steve Adams Dave Alfreno Mary Addison Mark A. Allison Missy Atwell Christine Alba Mark R. Allison Michael Badger Stewart Andresky William Bailey 24 Dave Baker Patricia Beebe Jim Baker Patti Beers Bruce Black Edward Black Lynn Becker Bruce Ballantine Dawn Bell Jim Bigley Bill Bonzer 25 Steve Boozell Tina Boylan Jerry Bowser Doug Braham Randy Calloway Kathy Buckley Bob Burdick 26 Kathy Como Mike Coss Doreen Carpenter Karen Conner Sheila Cooke Dudley Coss Jayne Coulter Sharon Coyer 27 Glenn Dandoy William Dubiel 28 Scott Easton Apryl Eshelman Jeffrey Ferguson Murray Eaton Janet Ebel Joyce Eichhom Ethel Forsythe Regina Frisk Vincent Garvis Jerry Giebner Thomas Goble Robert Gildersleeve Donna Gorden Susan Gilliland Pamela Gray Diana Gills 30 Patricia Gray Thomas Hancox Crystal Hartman James Greenawalt Vicki Harding Daniel Haworth 31 Joe Hedglin Karen Hedglin Karen Hoffman Barbara Hoyt Rangsit Hiengraj Donna Hockenberry Debbie Huff 32 33 5v ■ Linda Jones Kathleen Kelly A .if Peggy Klink Larry Kiser Paul Koenig Bob Limberg Trip McBride Mike Kricbel Joni Liptak John McCandless Allen Lichvar Cheryl Long Karen McCarthy John Ligo Beth Lynch Leslie McCoy 34 Linda McCoy James McFeely Sally McLaughlin Debbie McCracken Kent McGill Joel Magee Mark McFadden Donna Makepeace Ronald McFarland Nancy McKnight 35 Phil Marano John Miazga Suzanne Miles Robert Moon Brian Moore Sue Miller Doug Montgomery Geri Moore Harold Mullins Kathy Orange Steve Palmer Sandy Parqucttc Cindy Page Pamela Palovich Kathie Patrick 37 Donna Peth Janet Pyle Debbie Reed Randy Riddle Ron Riede Dennis Sansotta Jackie Say Wanda Seelbaugh Valerie Semple Kerry Sanguigni Marcia Sewall 39 ■ Scott Smith Carol Sowers Kathleen Slencak John Snow J im Spatara Donna Sopher 40 Gary Suhrie Mark Thomas David Spindler Keith Surrena Nancy A. Thompson 41 Sue Thompson Jeff Tinkey Joe Trinch Thomas Turek Sheila Wagner Mary Ann Welton Ginny Turner Randy Walsh Antoinette White Belinda Webster 42 Chris White Steve Williamson Marsha Wise n MH Karen Whitfield Caroline Wilson Debra Wilson Robert Wilson SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Mindy Sopher, Secretary; Lila Thomas. Treasurer; Jackie C hildress, President; and John Ligo, Vice-President. _________________1 __________________________ HOMECOMING COURT: Dawn Neyman, Aide; Robin Parks. Queen; and Lila Thomas. Aide. MOTTO: Yesterday is but a dream of what we COLOR: Black and Silver had. Tomorrow is but a desire of what we want. Today is life! FLOWER: Yellow Rose PROM THEME: The Great Gatsby SENIOR ACTIVITIES ADAMS, STEVE RD 2 Band . . . Art Workshop 2 . . . Monogram Club 4 ... Cross-Country 3, 4 . . . Track 2, 3, 4 . . . Wrestling I, 2. ADDISON. MARY RD I Volant Collectors’ Club 1 ... Equestrian Club 2, 3. ALBA. CHRISTINE 307 Elm St. Musicals 2, 3 ... Chorus 3 .. . PYEA I . . . Orchestra 1. 2, 3. 4 . .. Science Club 1 . . . Equestrian Club 1. 2. ALESSIO, VINCE RD 4 Monogram Club 4 ... Football 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Track 2, 3 .. . Wrestling 1, 2. ALFRENO. DAVE RD 1 Band 3. 4 ... Art Workshop 1, 2, 3 ... Science Club 1 . .. Monogram Club 4 ... Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Prom Decorating Committee 3 ... Saturday Science I ... Key Club 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4. ALLISON, MARK A. 440 Memorial Ave. Science Club 1, Treas. 2 . . . Bible Club 1, 2, 3 . .. Saturday Science 1. ANDRESKY. STEWART 423 West Popular St. Band 1, 2, 3. 4 . . . Science Club 1 ... Track 2, 3, 4 ... Football I ... Latin Club 2 ... Fall Production 3. ANTHONY. MARK RD 3 Art Workshop 1,2... Basketball 3. ATWELL. MISSY 540 Liberty St. Musicals 1, 3, 4 ... Chorus 1, 3, 4 ... Drama Club 1, 2 ... Cheerleaders 1, 2, 3 ... Science Club 1 ... Spanish Club 1 ... GAA 4 .. Prom Decorating Committee 3 ... Chocolate Milk 4 ... Track 4 . .. Pep Club 1. 2, 3, 4 . . . Children’s Play 2, 4. BAKER. DAVE RD 1 Volant FFA 1, 2. 3, 4 . .. Equestrian Club 1. BALLENTTNE, BRUCE 1002 Columbia Ave. PINE KNOT, Sports Editor 3 ... GROVER STAR, Sports Editor 3 .. . Honor Society 4 ... Cross Country 3, 4 .. . Saturday Science 1 ... Key Club 3. 4 . .. French Club 3 . .. Math Club 3. 4 . .. Football 1, 2 ... Track I, 2, 3, 4 . Prom Decorating Committee 3. BECKER, LYNN RD 2 Band 1, 2. 3. BEEBE, PATTY RD 2 Science Club 1 .. . Health Careers Club 2, 3. 4 . . . Equestrian Club 1, 2 ... Latin Club Censor 4 . . Prom Decorating Committee 3. BEERS, PATTI 1320 W. Main St. FBLA 1 ... Pep Club I, 2, 3 .. . Flag Girl 3. BLACK.BRUCE RD 3 Musicals 1,2... Band 1 ... Debate Club 2 . .. French Club 2, 3 .. . Math Club 4 .. . Stage Crew 1 ... Prom Decorating Committee 3. BLACK, EDWARD 639 Miller Ave. Musicals 1; 2 ... Chorus 1, 2 ... Art Workshop I ... Science Club Pres. 1, Student Advisor 2 . . Monogram Club 3. 4 . .. Football I. 2. 3, 4 . .. Track 1. 2. 3, 4 Prom Decorating Committee 3. BONZER. BILL 327 Bessemer Ave. Football 1 ... Track 4 . .. Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 . .. Prom Decorating Committee 3. BOOZELL, STEVE RD I BOWSER, GERALD 1009 Keller Drive Football 1 .. . Wrestling 1. BOYLAN, CHRISTINA 203 W. Popular St. Musicals 1, 2 . .. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 .. . Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4 . .. Library Aide 4 ... Science Club 1 .. . Prom Decorating Committee 3. BRAHAM, DOUGLAS RD 4 FFA 3. 4. BRAIN, KEN RD 2 BREESE, BARB 704 Stockton Ave. Musicals 1 . .. Chorus 1 . . . Drama Club 1, 2 .. . Cheerleader I. 2 ... Science Club 1 . .. Student Council 1, 2, 3. 4 ... AFS 1. 2, 3, 4 . . . French Club 2 ... Latin Club 4 ... Prom Decorating Committee 3. BRIDGE, SANDY RD 4 Play Committee 4 . . . Greasepaint 4. BRINKLEY, DALE RD 4 Football 1,2... Track 2 .. . Wrestling 1, 2, 3. BROWER, SUSAN RD 2 PYEA 3 ... PINE KNOT 2. 3 Asst. Editor, 4 Editor ... GROVER STAR 2, 3. 4 ... Library Aide 1, 2, 3 . .. Latin Club 2. 4. BROWN, TIMOTHY 212 College Ave. Band 1 ... Chorus 1. BUCKLEY, KATHY RD 6 Mercer Musicals 1 ... Chorus 1. 2 ... FBLA 2, 3, Treas. 4 . .. Prom Decorating Committee 3. BURDICK. ROBERT RD 6 National Honor Society 4 ... Science Club 2 ... Saturday Science 1 . . . Key Club 4 . .. French Club 2, 3, 4 . Math Club 3, 4 . . . Prom Decorating Committee 3 ... Greasepaint 3. BURNS, KEN 409 Elm St. Football 1.2... Track 1, 2. CAMPBELL. BETH RD 1 Musicals 1, 2 ... Band 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Chorus 1, 2 ... Drama Club 1,2... PYF.A A ... Science Club Sec. 1 . . . GAA 4 . .. PJAS 1 .. . Handicapped Helpers 4 ... AFS 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . French Club 3, 4 ... Track I, 2, 4 Prom Decorating Committee 3. CAMPBELL. CHRIS 719 Terrace Ave. Chorus 1. 2, 3 . .. Pep Club 1. 2, 3. COLBERT. RAY RD 1 Volant COMO. KATHY RD 6 Mercer Health Careers Club 2, 3, Treas. 4 ... Leaders Club 3, 4 ... Equestrian Club 1, 2 . .. Track 2 . .. Prom Decorating Committee 3. CONNER. KAREN RD 2 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 ... PINE KNOT 2 ... GROVER STAR 2 ... GAA A ... Science Club 1, 2 .. . Health Careers Club 2, 3, 4 ... Track 3, 4. COSS, DUDLEY RD I FFA 1,2,3, Treas. 4. COSS, MIKE RD 1 Musicals 3 ... Chorus 3, 4 ... Rocketry 2, 3 . .. Science Club 1,2... Orchestra 1,2, 3, 4 .. . Latin Club 4 . .. Basketball 4 ... Prom Decorating Committee 3. COULTER, JAYNE RD 4 PYEA 2, 3. 4 . . PINE KNOT 2, 3, 4 . GROVER STAR 2, 3, Co-Editor A ... National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 . .. Library Aide 1, 2, 3, 4 . .. Bible Club 1 .. . Math Club 3, 4 ... Prom Decorating Committee 3. COYER, SHARON RD 1 FBLA 3. Vice-Pres. A ... PINE KNOT 2... GROVER STAR 2... Library Aide 1,2... Spanish Club 2 ... GAA 2, 3, 4 .. . AFS 1, 2, 3 ... Track 3 ... Prom Decorating Committee 3. DANDOY. GLENN 116 E. Main St. Musicals 4 .. . Band 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Drama Club 2 ... Science Club 1 ... Spanish Club 2... PJAS I ... AFS 1, 2, 3 .. . Track 2... Prom Decorating Committee 3. DANIELS, STEVE 401 North St. Band 2, 3, 4. DAVIS, ANNE 418 N. Center St. Chorus 4 .. PYEA 1,3... Library Aide 4 . .. Health Careers Club 3 ... Bible Club 2. DEINERT. BOB 604 Elmwood Ave. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Drama Club 2 . . . Science Club 1 ... French Club 2, 3 ... Stage Crew 2, 3 ... Football 1 ... Track 1, 2, 3, 4 . .. Senior Play 4 ... Junior Play 3 . .. Prom Decorating Committee 3 ... Greasepaint 3. 4. DELIERE, CHERYL 703 W. Poplar St. Chorus 3 ... PYEA 3, Sec. 4 ... PINE KNOT 2... GROVER STAR 2... GAA 2, 3, 4 ... Saturday Science 1 . . . AFS 2, 3, 4 . .. French Club 2, 3, 4 .. Track 2, 3 ... Prom Decorating Committee 3. DENNISON. TIMOTHY RD 2 Wrestling 1. DIFABIO. DOMINIC RD 1 Volant Math Club 3, 4. DOVIDIO, DECINDA RD 1 Volant Art Workshop 1 ... Spanish Club 2 .. . Grease paint 3. DUBIEL, BILL RD 2 National Honor Society 3, 4 ... Leaders Club 4 .. . Key Club 4 ... AFS host 4 ... French Club 3, 4 Treas. Equestrian Club 1, 2 ... Math Club 3, 4 ... Track 2. 3, 4 .. . Wrestling 3, 4. DUDA. BRIAN 318 McConnell St. Musicals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Chorus I, 2, 3 Drama Club 4 ... PYEA 1, 2, 3 . . . Senior Play Committee 4 . . . AFS I ... Stage Crew 4 ... Forensic 2. DUNKERLY. PATRICIA KAY RD 2 Art Club 1, 2. DYER. JOHN RD 2 EASTON. SCOTT 417 Shady Dr. National Honor Society 4 .. . Leaders Club 4 . . French Club 3, 4 . .. Math Club 4 . .. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Track 4. EATON. MURRAY 408 Madison Ave. Musicals 2. 3, 4 . . . Band 3 ... Drama Club 1. 2 ... Cheerleaders 3, 4 ... PINE KNOT 2. 3 ... GROVER STAR 2, 3 ... National Honor Society 3, 4 ... Science Club 1.3... Student Council 3, Sec. 4 . .. GAA 1, 2. 3, 4 . . . Handicapped Helpers 3, Vice-Pres. 4 ... Pep Club 2, 3, 4 . .. Junior Play Committee 3 . . . AFS 1, 2, 3. 4 ... French Club 2, Treas. 3, 4 . . . Math Club 3. 4 . . . Track 4 . .. Prom Decorating Committee 3. EBEL, JANET RD 1 Musicals 2 ... Band 1, 2, 3. 4 .. . PYEA 3 ... PINE KNOT 3 ... GROVER STAR 3 . .. National Honor Society 4 ... Library Aides 1 .. . GAA 1 . .. Latin Club 2. EICHHORN, JOYCE RD 2 Volant Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Drama Club 2, 3, 4 . . . National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 . .. Junior Play Committee 3, 4 . . . French Club 2, 3, 4 . .. Math Club 3, 4 ... Grease paint 2, 3, 4. ESHELMAN, APRYL 516 Stewart Ave. Musicals 1 ... Chorus 1 ... Drama Club 1, 2 . .. National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 . . . Science Club 1 ... Student Council 2, 3, 4 . .. Class Officer 1, 3 ... AFS 1. Treas, 2, Vice-Pres. 3. Pres. 4 . . . French Club 3, 4 ... Math Club 3, 4 . . . Latin Club Sec. 2 ... Prom Decorating Committee 3 ... Chocolate Milk 3. ESPOSITO. TERI 345 E. Washington Blvd. PINE KNOT 2 ... GROVER STAR 2 ... GAA 2 ... Prom Decorating Committee 3 . .. AFS 1, 2, 3 ... Collectors Club 1 ... Handicapped Helpers 2 ... Science Club 1, 2 . .. Saturday Science 1. FABIAN. BRUCE 510 Oakland Ave. Science Club 1. FAULL, CREE RD 2 Musicals 1, 2, 4 ... Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Orchestra 1. 2, 3, 4 ... Bible Club 2. SENIOR ACTIVITIES FILER. MARY ANN 108 Clark St. Musicals 1, 3 ... Chorus 1. 3 ... Drama Club 2 ... Cheerleaders 1, 2, 3 . . . National Honor Society 3, Vice-Prcs. 4 ... Science Club 1 ... Saturday Science I ... Pep Club 1, 2, 3 ... AFS L 2, 3, 4 ... French Club 2. 3, Vice-Pres. 4 . . . Math Club 3. 4 ... Prom Decorating Committee 3. FILER. WAYNE RD 6 FFA 1. 2. FISHER. DICK 108 E. Washington Blvd. Musicals I, 2 . .. Chorus 1, 2 ... National Honor Society 4 . . . Monogram Club 4 ... Key Club 3 ... Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 ... Football 1, 2, 3. FORREST. TOM 1320 W. Main St. Track 1. FORSYTHE. ETHEL 711 Martin St. Science Club I . . . Orchestra 1, 2 ... GAA 1, 2 ... Leaders Club 3, 4 . . . AFS 1 ... Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4. FRISK, REGINA RD 6 Mercer Health Careers Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Equestrian Club 1, 2 ... Latin Club 4 ... Prom Decorating Committee 3. GADSBY, JEFF RD 1 Jackson Center Basketball 2 . .. Football 1, 3. GARVIS. VINCENT RD 2 Rocketry 2. Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4 ... Cross-Country 4 ... Math Club 3, 4 . . . Wrestling 2, 3, 4 ... Prom Decorating Committee 3. G1EBNER, JERRY RD 6 Mercer Football 1, Z GILDERSLEEVE, BOB RD 4 Musicals 2 . .. Band 1 . .. Chorus 2 ... Rocketry 2 ... Science Club 1 ... Monogram 3, 4 ... Track 1. 2, 3 ... Football 1, 2, 3. 4 ... Wrestling 1. GILLILAND, SUSIE RD 3 Chorus 3 ... Drama Club 1, 2 ... Cheerleaders I, 2, 3, Co-Cap’t 4 ... PINE KNOT 2 ... GROVER STAR 2 ... Science Club Vice-Pres. 1 . .. AFS 1, 2, 3, 4 . French Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Math Club 3, 4 . . Prom Decorating Committee 3. GILLS. DIANA RD 6 Mercer Track 2. GOBLE, TOM 224 State St. Musicals 2 ... Chorus 1, 2 ... Monogram Club 4 ... Spanish Club 2 .. . Leaders Club 4 .. . Key Club 3, 4 . .. Football 1, 2, 3. 4 . . . Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. GORDON, DONNA 504 S. Center St. Color Guard 3 . .. Basketball 1 ... Prom Decorating Committee 3. GRAHAM, DEBI RD 1 Volant FBLA 2. GRAY, PAM RD 2 Musicals 3 . .. Chorus I, 2, 3 ... Science Club 1 ... Spanish Club 1. GRAY, PATRICIA RD 2 Musicals 2 . .. Chorus 1, 2, 3 ... Science Club 1 ... Spanish Club 2. GREGG, GINGER 105 Clark St. Musicals 1, 2 . .. Chorus 1, 3 ... Drama Club 2 ... PYEA 4 . .. Cheerleaders I. 2, 3, Capt 4 ... Science Club 1 ... Class Secretary 1, 2, 3 ... Children’s Play 4 ... Winter Festival Queen . . . Pep Club 1, 2, 3 ... AFS 1, 2, 3 . .. French Club 2, 3, Pres. 4 . .. Math Club 3, 4 ... Prom Decorating Committee 3. HAMILTON, RUBY RD 1 Spanish Club 2 . . . Health Careers Club 3 . . . GAA 3 .. . Handicapped Helpers 3. HANCOX, TOM 309 Elm St. HARDING, VICKY RD 6 Mercer Band 3, 4 . . FBLA 2, Sec. 3, 4 ... Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 . .. Flag Girl 3, 4 . .. Key Club 1. HARRIS. MELISSA 154 Edgcwood Ave. Musicals 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Chorus I, 2. 3 ... Library Aide 1 ... Science Club 1, 2 ... AFS I ... French Club 2, 3, 4 ... Chocolate Milk 4. HART, JOE 319 W. Popular St. Musicals 2 . .. FFA 1, 2, Reporter 3, 4 ... Rocketry 2 ... Science Club 1, 2 ... Saturday Science 1 ... French Club 3 ... Track 2 ... Greasepaint 2. HARTMAN. CRYSTAL RD 3 Band I, 2 ... Library Aide 4 ... French Club 2. 3, 4 . .. Math Club 3. HAWORTH, DAN 312 E. Main St. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 ... National Honor Society 2, 3, Pres. 4 ... Rocketry Treas. 2 ... Orchestra 3, 4 ... French Club 3, 4 ... Math Club 3, 4. HEATH.CHERYL RD I FBLA 1. HEDGLIN, KAREN LYNN 318 McConnell St. PYEA 1 . . . FBLA 4 . .. Bible Club 1 HENRY. JAMES RD 2 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Drama Club 3 ... Science Club 1 ... Student Council 3, 4 .. . Spanish Club 2 ... Thespians 3, 4 ... Key Club 4 . .. Football 1 ... Junior Play 3 . .. Prom Decorating Committee 3 ... Grease paint 3. HOCKENBERRY. DONNA LEE RD 2 Chorus 2. HOFFMAN, KAREN 514 Superior St. Art Workshop 4 ... FBLA 2 ... PINE KNOT 4 .. . GROVER STAR 4 . .. Library Aides 3, 4 . . . AFS 2, 3 ... Stage Crew 1 ... Prom Decorating Committee 3. SENIOR ACTIVITIES HOGE, LESLIE RD 4 Musicals 1, 2, 3, 4 - • Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4 .. . Drama Club I, 2 .. . PYEA 3 ... Pep Club 1 . .. Senior Play Committee 4 . .. Stage Crew 1,2... Grease paint 4. HOLMES, JOE 107 E. Poplar Si Science Club 1. HOLTZ, TIM 523 N. Broad Science Club 1 . .. Flying Club 4 ... French Club 3 ... Track 2, 3, 4. HOYT. BARBARA 400 W. Washington Blvd. PYEA 3 ... Library Aide 1, 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4 ... GAA 3. 4 ... Leaders Club 2, 3, 4 . .. Junior Play Committee 3 . .. AFS 3, 4 . . . Equestrian Club 1 ... Latin Club 2, Treas. 4 . .. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Prom Decorating Committee 3. HUFF, DEBBIE RD 1 Musicals 1 ... Chorus I ... FBLA 4 . . . Library Aides 2, 3, Sec. 4 ... Science Club 1,3. HUME, PATTY RD 6 Mercer Musicals 3 ... Band I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Chorus 1. 2, 3. 4 ... Drama Club 2 ... National Honor Society 4 ... Library Aide 1, 2, 4 AFS 3 ... French Club 3. 4 . . . Math Club 3, 4 ... Junior Play 3 . .. Grease paint 3. JACOBS, STEVE RD 2 Science Club 1 . .. Monogram Club 4 ... Leaders Club 4 . .. Key Club 4 ... Football I, 2, 3, 4 . . Wrestling 1. 2. 3. 4 . . . Prom Decorating Committee 3. JONES. LINDA 140 Overhill Dr. Musicals 1 ... Chorus 1,2... FBLA 4 ... National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 ... Library Aide Treas. 1, 2, Treas. 3 ... Science Club Advisor 3 .. . Latin Club 2. JORDAN. CHARLES RD 4 Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . .. Latin Club 4 . .. Football 1.2... Track 1. 2. KEARNEY, KATE 614 Lincoln Avc. Art Workshop 3, 4 . . . Science Club 1 ... Bible Club 3 ... Chocolate Milk 4. KECK, STEVE RD 4 KELLY, KATHY RD 4 Drama Club 1 ... PYEA 3, Treas. 4 . .. Library Aide Vice-Pres. 4 . .. Science Club 1, 2 . . . Spanish Club 1, 2 ... GAA 4 . . . AFS 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Prom Decorating Committee 3. KENTZ, JAMES 405 Hill Street OE Club 2, 3, Treas. 4. KETLER. DAVID 610 Forest Dr. Science Club Vice-Pres. 1 . .. Flying Club 4 ... Golf 2. KING. BRIAN RD 4 KISER, LARRY 913 Sunset Avc. National Honor Society 3, 4 ... Student Council I. 2. 3, 4 . .. Monogram Club 3, Sec. 4 . .. Leaders Club 4 ... Math Club 3. 4 . .. Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4 ... Football 1, 2 . .. Track 1, 2, 3. 4. KLINK, PEGGY 124 Grant St. Musicals 3, 4 . .. Spanish Club 2 ... GAA 1, 2. Sec-Treas. 3, 4 . .. Leaders Club 4 . . . Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . .. AFS 2 ... Prom Decorating Committee 3 ... Majorettes 2. 3, 4. KOENIG, PAUL 604 Superior St. Musicals 1, 2, 3, 4 . .. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . .. Chorus 2, 3 ... Drama Club 1, 2 ... National Honor Society 3, 4 .. . Orchestra 2, 3, 4 ... French Club 2, 3, 4 ... Math Club 4 ... Greasepaint 3, 4. KRIEBEL, MIKE RD 3 Band 1, 2, 3 . . . FFA 1, 2. LICHVAR. ALLEN 107 Third St. Musicals 3 . . . Chorus 2, 3 ... Senior Play 4 ... Greasepaint 4. LIGO. JOHN RD 1 PINE KNOT 3, GROVER STAR 3 ... Student Council 3, 4 . . . Monogram Club 3, 4 . .. Class Officer 4 . . . AFS 4 . . . French Club 4 . .. Latin Club 2 ... Football 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Track 2, 3 ... Wrestling 1 ... Prom Decorating Committee 3. LIMBERG, ROBERT 519 Oak Hill Rocketry 2 . .. Science Club 1, 2 . .. Golf 4 . .. Football 2, 3. LIPTAK, JONI 507 S. Center St. Science Club 1 ... GAA 1, 2 ... Leaders Club 2, 3 . .. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. LONG, CHERYL 220 Grace St. Musicals 1 . .. Chorus 1,3... Drama Club 1, 2 ... Cheerleaders 1.3... Science Club 1 . .. GAA 1, 2, 3 .. . Leaders Club 1, 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 4 . . Handicapped Helpers 1, 2 . . . Saturday Science 1 ... AFS 1, 2, 3 ... Prom Decorating Committee 3. LYNCH, BETH RD 2 GAA 1,2... Pep Club 1. MCCANDLESS, JOHN 711 S. Center St. Science Club 1. MCCARTHY. KAREN RD 1 Drama Club 2 ... Library Aide 3 ... Spanish Club 1, 2 ... Basketball 1 ... Junior Play 3. MCCOY, LINDA RD 3 Library Aide 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Health Careers Club 2, 3, 4. MCDOWELL, WILLIAM RD 1 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Monogram Club 4 ... Orchestra 2, 3, 4 ... French Club 2, 3 ... Track 1, 2, 3. 4. MCFADDEN, MARK 205 E. Washington Blvd. Musicals 1, 4 ... Chorus 1, 4 ... French Club 4 .. . Math Club 4 ... Football 1. MCFARLAND, RONALD RD 2 National Honor Society 3, 4 ... Leaders Club 4 .. . Math Cub 3. 4 ... Golf 1. 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4. MCFEELY, JIM RD 2 Math Club 3. 4. MCGILL. KENT RD 2 Art Workshop 1 . . . Science Club 1, 2 ... Key Club 3, 4 . . . Monogram Club 1, 2, 3. 4 . .. Wrestling 1, 3, 4 ... Prom Decorating Committee 3. MCGINTY, CAROL 319 Edgewood Ave. National Honor Society 3, 4 ... Library Aide 1. 3, Vice-Pres. 4 ... Handicapped Helpers 3, 4 . .. AFS 1, 2, 3 .. . Latin Club Pres. 4. MCK1NIGHT. NANCY 212 State St. Musicals 1 .. . Chorus 1, 3, 4 .. Bible Club 1, 2. MCLAUGHLIN, SALLY RD 4 Health Careers Club 2, 3, 4 . .. Latin Club 2 . .. Greasepaint 2. MAKEPEACE, DONNA RD 3 Musicals 1 ... Chorus 1, 2 ... Health Careers Club 2, 3, 4. MARANO, PHIL RD 3 Track 3, 4. MIAZGA, JOHN RD 1 Science Club 2 . . . Leaders Club 4 .. . Track 2 ... Football 1. 2, 3 ... Prom Decorating Committee 3. MILES, SUZANNE RD 3 Musicals 1 . .. Chorus 1, 2, 3 ... Science Club 1 ... GAA 1 . .. Equestrian Club 1, 2, 3 . .. Track 1, 2. MILLER, SUE RD 4 National Honor Society 3, 4 ... Library Aide 1, 2, 3. 4 . . . Home Ec Club 1 . French Club 3. 4 ... Math Club 4 . . . Forensic 2 . .. Flag Girl 3, 4. MONTGOMERY, DOUG RD 2 FFA 1, 2. MOON, BOB 301 McDowell Ave. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . .. National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 .. . Rocketry 2, 3 ... Science Club 1 ... Orchestra 2, 3, 4 . . . Key Club 3, 4 . .. French Club 4 . .. Math Club 3, 4 ... Latin Club 2... Golf 1, 3. 4. MOORE. BRIAN RD 2 Musicals 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Art Workshop 1, 2, 3 ... Thespians 2, 3, 4 . .. Junior Play Committee 2, 3 ... Senior Play Committee 2, 3 ... AFS 1, 2, 3 Forensic 2, 3. 4 ... Senior Play 2. 3 ... Junior Play 2, 3 ... Prom Decorating Committee . .. Chocolate Milk 1, 2, 3 ... Grease Paint 1, 2, 3. 4. SENIOR ACTIVITIES MOORE, GERI LYNNE 712 Marlin St. Band 1 ... Ari Workshop 4 ... FBLA 2 ... Library Aide 1 ... Science Club 1 ... GAA 1 ... Basketball 1 . .. Chocolate Milk Treas. 4. MULLINS, HAROLD RD I FFA 3, 4. MYERS, BRAD 408 W. Washington Blvd. Science Club 1 . .. Monogram Club 4 .. . Spanish Club 2 ... Leaders Club 4 ... Football I, 2, 3. 4 . . . Track 1, 2. 3. 4 Prom Decorating Committee 3. NAEGELE, KARL 319 State St. Musicals 3, 4 ... Band 2, 3, 4 ... PINE KNOT 2 ... GROVER STAR 2 ... Rocketry Pres. 2, 3, 4 ... Orchestra 1, 2, 3. 4 ... French Club 4 ... Math Club Treas. 3, 4 ... Football 1, 2, 3, 4 . .. Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Wrestling 1, 2 ... Prom Decorating Committee 3. NEYMAN, DAWN RD 1 Musicals 1 ... Chorus 1 ... PYEA 3 ... FBLA 4 ... Spanish Club 2 ... Homecoming Aide 4. OILL, KAREN 1005 Superior St. Ext. Musicals 1, 2, 4 ... Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Drama Club 1, 2 . . . PYEA 4 ... National Honor Society 3, Sec. 4 ... GAA 2 .. . Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ... AFS 2, 3, 4 . . . Math Club 3, 4 . . . Chocolate Milk 1 ... Grease Paint 3. ORANGE, KATHLEEN ANN 509 Tidball Ave. Musicals 1, 2, 3, 4 . .. Chorus 1, 2 ... Cheerleaders 2 ... Science Club 1 ... Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Prom Decorating Committee 3. PAGE, CINDY RD 4 FBLA 2, 3. 4 PAGNI, DEBBIE 911 Sunset Ave. Musicals 2 .. . Band 4 ... Dramatics Club 2 ... Cheerleaders 2 . .. Library Aide 4 .. . Senior Play Committee 1 ... AFS 4 .. . French Club 2 ... Grease Paint 1. PAGNI, MARK 624 Euclid Ave. National Honor Society 2. 3, 4 ... Rocketry 2 . .. Science Club 1 ... Football 2 ... Prom Decorating Committee 3. PALOVICH, PAM 201 Garden Ave. Musicals 3 ... Band 1, 2, 3 .. . Drama Club 2 . .. Science Club 1 ... Spanish Club 3 ... GAA 1, 2, 3. 4 . . . Leaders Club 2, 3, 4 ... Pep Club 1 ... Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 3, 4 ... Prom Decorating Committee 3. PARKER, MIKE RD 1 Band I, 2, 3, 4 ... Rocketry 4 ... Monogram Gub 4 ... Track 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Wrestling I, 3. PARKS, ROBIN 714 Lincoln Ave. Band 1 .. . PYEA 4 . .. Spanish Club Vice- Prcs. 2 ... AFS 2, 3. Seer. 4 .. . Winter Festival Aide 3 .. . Homecoming Queen 4 ... Prom Decorating Committee 3. PARQUETTE, SANDY 122 W. Washington Blvd. Bible Club 2 . .. OE Club 2, Sec. 3, Vice-Prcs. 4. PATRICK, KATHIE 320 N. Center St. Drama Club 1, 2 ... PINE KNOT 3 ... GROVER STAR 3 . .. National Honor Society 4 . .. Science Club 1 . .. Spanish Club 2 ... PJAS 1 . . . AFS 1. 2, 3. 4 . Saturday Science 1 .. . Math Club 3, 4 .. . Latin Club 4 ... Prom Decorating Committee 3. PERRY. VALENTINA 408 Opre Ave. Cheerleaders 1, 2. 3. 4 ... National Honor Society 4 . . . Science Club I . .. Spanish Club 2 ... AFS 1.2... Math Club 3, 4 . .. Prom Decorating Committee 3. PETH, DONNA MAE RD 4 Musicals 1, 2, 4 . .. Chorus 1, 2, 3 ... FBLA 3, 4 ... PINE KNOT 1 ... GROVER STAR 1 ... Science Club 1 .. . GAA 3. 4 . . . Leaders Club 3, 4 .. . Play Committee 3 . .. Prom Decorating Committee 3. PIZER, PATTY RD 6 Mercer PRINGLE, CINDY RD 4 Band 1, 2 ... Science Club 1 ... Spanish Club 2 ... GAA A ... Leaders Club A ... AFS 1,2... Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Track 4 . .. Prom Decorating Committee 3. PUNTURERI, CARL 233 E. Pine St. National Honor Society 3, Treas. 4 ... Spanish Club 2 . . . Leaders Club 4 ... Key Club 3, Sec. 4 . .. Math Club 3, Vice-Pres. 4 . .. Basketball 1 ... Football 1. PYLE. JANET 414 E. Washington Blvd. Musicals 2, 3, 4 ... Chorus 2, 3, 4 ... Drama Club 1, 2 ... Spanish Club 2 . .. Thespians 2. 3, 4 .. . Greasepaint 3, 4 .. . Chocolate Milk 4 ... Forensic 4 ... Stage Crew 4 . .. Equestrian Club 1 ... AFS 1. 2, 3, 4 . .. Pep Club 2, 3 ... Fall Production 3, 4 . .. Children’s Play 2, 3 ... Saturday Science 1 ... Competition Play 3. RAGER, EVA RD 1 Library Aide 4. RAMSEY. LES RD 1 Volant REA, STEVE RD 4 REEHER, LYNDA RD 2 National Honor Society 3, 4 ... Library Aide 2, 3 ... Science Club 1 ... Health Careers Club 3. Sec. 4 . .. Latin Club 2, 4 . .. Prom Decorating Committee 3. RICE. CINDY 521 Barmorc Ave. Science Club 1, 2, 3. RICHARDS. STEVE 405 Stockton Ave. Band 1,2... Science Club I ... Monogram Club 4 ... Spanish Club 2 ... Golf 2, 3, 4 . .. Track I ... Wrestling I ... Prom Decorating Committee 3. RIDDLE, RANDY RD 2 RIEDE. RONALD 602 Morland Ave. Monogram Club 3, 4 . .. Math Club 3, 4 Golf 1, 2, 3, 4 . .. Basketball 1 .. . Football I. 3, 4. ROYER. JEFF 508 Liberty St. Pep Club 2 ... Football 1 ... Track 1, 2. SANSOM. DOUG Basketball 1 ... Track 1,1 SCHEPP, EDWARD RD 2 Volant SEANOR, DAVID 215 W. Popular St. SEELBAUGH. WANDA RD 3 SEMPLE, VALERIE RD 4 FBLA 3, Sec. 4 . .. Science Club 1 ... Spanish Club 2 . . . Orchestra 1, 2, 3 ... Flag Girl 4 ... Prom Decorating Committee 3 ... Children’s Play 4. SEWALL, MARCIA RD 2 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Chorus 3 ... Science Club 1 ... Equestrian Club 2, 3. SHELATREE, FRANCES RD 2 FBLA 3. Reporter 4 ... Health Careers Club 2 ... Greasepaint 1 SIMON, WILLIAM 620 Stockton Ave. Musicals 1 .. . Band 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Collectors Club 1 ... Football 1 ... Track 1 ... Prom Decorating Committee 3. SLENCAK, KATHY 615 Miller Ave. Drama Club 1, 2 ... PYEA 4 ... National Honor Society 4 . .. Science Club 1, advisor 3 ... AFS 1,2... Student Council 4 ... Handicapped Helpers 1, 2, Sec. 3. Pres. 4 .. . Pep Club 1, 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4 ... French Club 2, 3, 4 . .. Math Club 3, 4 ... Prom Decorating Committee 3. SLONKA. ANITA RD 2 Chorus 1,2... Musicals 1 .. . Science Club 1 .. . Pep Club 1, 2, 3. SMALLEY, GINNY A2 xh Rainey Ave. Musicals 1 . . . Chorus 1. 2. SMITH, KATHY RD 6 Mercer Equestrian Club 2. SMITH. SCOTT 424 W. Washington Blvd. Musicals 2, 3 . .. Band 1. 2, 3, 4 ... Drama Club 1, 2 ... Drum Major 3, 4 ... French Club 2 ... Golf 3, 4 ... Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 . .. Prom Decorating Committee 3. SNOW. JOHN RD 1 Musicals 2 . . . Drama Club 1, 2 ... Art Workshop 3 . .. FBLA 4 .. . Pep Club 4. SOPHER. DONNA RD 2 Musicals 1, 2, 3, 4 . .. Band 1,2... Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4 . . . Drama Club 1, 2 ... National Honor Society 2. 3, 4 . .. Library Aide I, 2, SENIOR ACTIVITIES Sec. 3, 4 . . . Thespians 4 ... AFS 1, 2, 3, 4 ... French Club 3, Sec. 4 ... Math Club 3, 4 ... Stage Crew 4 . .. Plays 3, 4 ... Prom Decorating Committee 3 ... Chocolate Milk 1. 4 ... Greasepaint Rec. Sec. 3, 4. SOPHER, MELINDA RD 2 Musicals 1,2 ... Band 1, 2, a, 4 ... Drama Club 1, 2 ... National Honor Society 3, 4 ... Library Aide 1, 2, Vice-Pres. 3, 4 ... Student Council I, 2. Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4 ... Thespians 3, 4 . . . Orchestra 2, 3, 4 ... Class Sec. 4 ... Saturday Science 1 ... AFS 1, 2, 3, 4 ... French Club 4 ... Math Club 3, 4 ... Latin Gub Sec 2 ... Forensic 3 ... Play Student Director 3 ... Prom Decorating Committee 3 ... Sect. 3, 4 ... Competition Play 3. SOWERS. CAROL RD 1 Musicals 1 . . . Chorus 1, 2, 3 . .. Science Club 1 . .. Spanish Club 2 ... Saturday Science 1. SPATARA. TIM 430 N. Broad St. Band 1, 2. SPENCER. DENISE RD 2 Musicals 1 ... PYEA 3 ... AFS 1 ... French Club 2 ... Prom Decorating Committee 3. SPINDLER, DAVE 224 W Main St. Musicals 3 ... Band 1, 2, 3 ... PYEA 1, 2 . .. Rocketry 3 . .. Wrestling 1, 2. STEVENSON. PAM RD 3 STILLWAGON, JANET RD 3 Musicals 1 . .. Chorus 1,2... Drama Club 1 ... Science Gub 1. 2, 4 ... Health Careers Gub 2, 3, 4 .. . Flag Girl 3 ... AFS 1,2... PJAS 1. 2, 3, 4. SUHR1E, GARY RD 2 Science Club 1 . .. Spanish Club 1, 2 ... Debate Club 1 ... Math Club 3, 4 ... Prom Decorating Committee 3. SURRENA, KEITH 608 Liberty C.. Track 2. SUTLEY, DEBORAH RD 3 OE Club Sec. 2, Vice-Pres. 3, 4. THOMAS. LILA RD 3 Drama Club 2 . .. PYEA 3, Pres. 4 ... National Honor Society 4 ... Science Club 1 ... GAA 4 . .. Class Treas. 4 . .. Saturday Science 1 . . . Prom Decorating Committee 3 ... Math Gub 4 . .. French Gub 2. 3. Sec. 4 .. . AFS 1. 2, Treas. 3, 4 . .. Winter Festival Aide . . . Homecoming Aide. THOMAS, MARK 316 McConnell St. OE Gub 2, Pres. 3, 4. THOMPSON, NANCY RD 2 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 .. . Science Club 1, Advisor 2 . .. Orchestra 4 ... Class Treas. 2 Saturday Science 1 ... Greasepaint 4 . . . Prom Decorating Committee 3 . . . Stage Crew 4 . . Pep Club 1 ... Handicapped Helpers 4 . .. Fall Production 4. THOMPSON. NANCY J. 901 Tidball Avc. PYEA 4 ... National Honor Society 4 . .. Leaders Club 3 . .. Children’s Play 4 . .. AFS 1, 2, 3 ... French Club 2, 3, 4 .. . Math Club 3, 4 ... Prom Decorating Committee 3. THOMPSON, SUE 418 Rainey Ave. Musicals 1 ... Chorus 1,2 ... Drama Club 2 . .. Cheerleaders 1 ... National Honor Society 4 ... Science Club 1 .. GAA 4 . . Leaders Club 4 . .. Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Pres. 4 . . . AFS 1, 2 . .. French Club 2, 3, Treas. 4 . . . Math Gub 3, 4 ... Track 1. 4 ... Prom Decorating Committee 3. TINKEY. JEFF 902 Sunset Ave. Musicals 1, 2 .. . Band 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Science Club advisor 3, 4 . . . Monogram Club 4 ... Prom Decorating Committee 3 ... Basketball manager 1, 2, 3, 4 .. . Saturday Science 1 ... Honors Chorus 4 . .. District Band 4 . . . District Chorus 4. TRINCH, JOE 317 Woodland Ave. National Honor Society .4 .. . Leaders Club 4 . . . Key Club 3, Treas. 4 . Math Club 3, 4 ... Track 1, 2, 3. 4 TUREK, THOMAS 612 Stowe St. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Rocketry 2, 3 . .. Prom Decorating G mmittec 3 ... Track 1. 2, 3 . .. Flying Club Sec. 4. VAN DYKE, LORRAINE 518A Stewart Ave. Chorus I .. . PYEA 3 ... GAA 4 ... French Club 4 . .. Pep Club 4. VOGAN, JOHN 420 Stewart Ave. Band 1, 2, 3 ... Science Club I ... Latin Club 2 ... Track 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Prom Decorating Committee 3. WAGNER. SHEILA RD 2 Musicals 3, 4 ... Band 1. 2, 3, Treas. 4 .. . Chorus 1. 2 ... National Honor Society 4 . .. Thespians 4 . . . Orchestra 2, 3, 4 ... Competition Play 4 ... Fall Production 2 ... AFS I. 2, 3, 4 . . French Club 2, 3, 4 . Math Club 3, 4 . .. Play 3 ... Greasepaint 3, Bus. Mngr. 4. WALSH. RANDY RD 6 Mcrccr FFA 1. Sec. 2, Sec. 3. Pres. 4 . . Football 2 .. . Prom Decorating Committee 3. WEBSTER, BELINDA RD 3 Drum Major 4 . .. Drama Club 2 ... PYEA 3, Vice-Pres. 4 .. PINE KNOT 1, 2, 3, 4 . . GROVER STAR 1, 2. 3. 4 ... Library Aide 1, 2. Sec. 3, Pres. 4 . . . Science Club Pres. 1 .. . Thespians 2, 3, 4 . .. GAA I, 2, 3, 4 . .. Greasepaint 3 .. . Majorettes 1, 2 Asst. Head 3, Head 4 .. . Prom Decorating Committee 3 ... Track 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Basketball 1 . .. Math Club 4 . .. French Club 2 ... AFS 1, 2 . . . Plays 2 ... Pep Gub 1 ... Competition Play 2 ... Children’s Play 2. WEBSTER, MARK 311 College Avc. Prom Decorating Committee 3. WELTON. MARY ANN RD 4 Musicals 3 . .. Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 .. . Prom Decorating Committee 3. WHITE, ANTOINETTE 310 W. Poplar St. Dramatics Gub 2 ... Cheerleaders 2. WHITE, CHRIS 413 Garden Ave. Spanish Club 2 . .. Stage Crew 2 ... Prom Decorating Committee 3. WHITFIELD, KAREN RD 3 Bible Club 3 ... OE Club 2, 3, Pres. 4. W1BLE, SHAWNEE Enterprise Rd PYEA 4 . .. GAA 1, 2, 3, Pres. 4 . .. Leaders Club 3, 4 .. . AFS 1, 2. 3 ... French Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Math Club 4 . .. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . .. Track 4 . . . Prom Decorating Committee 3. WILLIAMSON, STEVE RD 2 Monogram Club 3, 4 ... Leaders Club 4 ... French Club 2 . . . Basketball 1, 3, 4 ... Track 1, 2, 3, 4. WILSON, CAROLINE 231 W. Main St Dramatics Gub 1, 2 . .. Cheerleaders 1, 3 PINE KNOT 2, 3 ... GROVER STAR 2, 3 .. . Science Club 1 . . . Thespians 2, 3, 4 . GAA 2, 3, 4 . . . Leaders Club 4 ... Junior Play Committee 3 ... AFS 1, 2 ... French Club 2, 3, 4 ... Track 4 .. . Prom Decorating Committee 3 .. . Majorettes 4 . .. Grease Paint 3, 4. WILSON, DEBRA RD 6 Mercer Band 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Dramatics Club 1 ... Honor Society 2, 3, 4 ... Library Aides 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Science Club I . .. French Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Math Club 3, 4. WILSON, ROBERT RD 2 Rocketry 4 . . . Monogram Club 3, 4 ... French Club 3 ... Football 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Track 2, 3, 4 ... Wrestling 1. 2, 3. 4 WISE, MARSHA RD 3 Collectors Club 1. WRIGHT. CHRIS RD 6 Rocketry 2, 4 ... Key Club 3 ... French Club 3 ... Math Club 4 ... Prom Decorating Committee 3. YEAGER. DANIEL 1322 W. Main Street Spanish Gub 2. YEAGER. ROBERT 625 S. Center St. PYEA 3 . .. Science Club 2, 3 ... Math Club 4 . . . Latin Club 2. 3 ... Golf I, 2. ZUPEN, LAURA 815 Sunset Ave. Musicals 1 ... Band 3 .. . Chorus 1, 2 .. . Health Careers Club 1, 2, 3 ... Flag Girl 3 ... Prom Decorating Committee 3 ... Track 1, 3 ... AFS 1, 2, 3, 4. jo S - JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Ray Baker, president; Nancy Schell, vice-president; Shari Holler, secretary; Melanie Jablonovsky. treasurer. Band members watch the game, while Mary Sasseen wonders if their halftime performance will be appreciated. Steve Adsit Jeanne Alberth Stephanie Allen Steve Alessio Robin Allison Cathy Anderson Nancy Barron Ron Bartley Carol Becker Ray Baker Tom Barger Suzanne Barr Terri Bell Patricia Benson Jack Bickel Dick Beech Rick Black Loretta Bobbert Lunch was the time for relaxing from the rigors of the day. Mike Christie shapes his project with the lathe. Melinda Buckley Ruth Burdick Bob Butch Charlene Butler Susan Calkins Julie Campbell Diane Carey Ralph Christy Bill Cirillo Jackie Clark Tim Clark Laurie Clements Marsha Coppolclla prefers kneeling to sitting as she prepares Homecoming posters Intent on finishing the new greenhouse, Geri Lynn Moore hammers home a final nail. Kevin Constantine Robin Corbin Bob Coulter Michael Covert Linda Cowan Terry Coyer Matt Dulaney Denise Dick Tammy Decker Buddy Dcnbow Sally Deniker Hope Dennison Elaine Dunkerly Mike Dunlap Vonnie Emmett Pam Falvo Kimberly Faull Anna Marie Duncan Peggy Uber, Keven Sutley and Ron DiFabio hurry to clean-up the remains of their experiment before the bell rings. the Jeff Gadsby keeps a watchful eye on the machine, as he puts necessary touches on his project Cheryl Ferguson Cindy Ferry Brad Filer Jeri Fisher Gary Flickinger Terri Forrest ir,it Mr. Griffiths brings Kate Kearney to a profound understanding of artistic reality. Rita Peters uses a patient hand while doing some tedious painting. Dorothy Hartman Dave Hay Connie Heasley Kathie Heath Scott Hennon Jim Henricks Doug Holler Shari Holter Bill Horsman George Horstman Mike Hodgson Rick Hoffman Pam Crouch wonders if she did the assignment right, while the rest of the class ... ? Ken Burns deftly sands his project while thinking of all that must be done before he can turn it in. Dave Taylor, Where in the heck did I put my English book?” Jim Jacobs Kathy Jacobs Paige Jacobs Tim Jacobs Steve Johnson Dave Johnston Ellen Johnston William Johnston Janet Jones Tom Kaveney Norma Keck Ken Kedanis Steve Williamson believes that practice makes perfect, as he draws the bow string under the supervision of a student teacher. Belinda Webster asks, “Who’s next?” for pictures among Bill Moretti, Laurie Powell, Patricia Michaels, and Mike Parenti. Gary Kiser Ed Klink Donna Knauff Ruth Knauff John Krciter Guy Kuhn Sue Lawrence Ray Lenkner Doug Labor Barb Lanigan Kathy Large Ginny LaVan Mary Limberg Dan Lindcy Allan Lizzie Bill Lenzi Joyce Lightner Anne Ligo Bill Bonzer gels a laugh and an egg shampoo from Val Perry, during a riotous pep Lynn Becker sloops for more varnish to finish up her table top. assembly. Kim McCarl Linda McCarthy Lee McCoy Amy Cay McCamey Connie McCandlcss Cindy Morley and Amy Cay McCamey efficiently fill out all the forms so Jenny Martin will be prepared to have her picture taken. Sue Brower seems never to run out of work to do for the GROVER STAR. John McTaggart Jenny Martin Kathy Menzies Tammy Michael Patricia Michaels Jeanine Miller Andy Mock Margaret Montgomery Sandy Montgomery William Montgomery Dale Moore Patti Moore John Moser Walter Moya-Mendez Tim Myers Bill Moretti Cindy Morley Jeff Noel Virginia O’Conner Beth Orr Marc Osborne Mark Owen 6! Bob Nulph Jim Oakes Mr. Tony Naples, with paternal pride, watches over the band as they warm up for their new number. Intrigued by the results of her labors, Vonnie Emmett continues her brush stroke. Jamie Perry Kevin Perry Rita Peters Steve Pollock Don Powell Laurie Powell Wally Pretko Mark Pryor Kenneth Randall Karen Reynolds Robert Rhoads Cheryl Rice Don Rice Julie Richards Connie Rihel Bonnie Ritchey Arthur Robinson Evan Robson Terry Rodgers Helen Roll Rick Russell Brad Ryder Ross Sayre John Sasseen Charles Schaefer Elaine Schall Nancy Schell Tim Seivers Dick Semple Brenda Shay Stewart Andresky and Jeff Brown give their all to conductor Karl Naegele during an Eagle Pep Assembly. Georgie Parker looks up from her dissection while Jeff Hodge reads on through the instructions. Doug Sneddcn Alan Sonntag Debbie Sonntag Cindy Sowers Nancy Spatara Russ Smitley Mary Kay Spence Dud Coss holds his “creation” steady while deciding what way it looks the best. Maggie Montgomery making a winning kick while Patty Walker and Cathy Anderson try to stop her. Linda Steele Thomas Stcffan Kathy Sterner Kevin Stewart John Stowe Carol Struble David Taylor Rick Taylor Beth Thomas Rich Surrena Sallie Surrena Kevin Sutley Rod Tobias Becky Townlcy Cindy Trezona Myma Turner Peggy Uber Shawn Urey Jamie Perry finds a warm place in the sun to study. Students in Mr. Hamilton’s class pause for a camera break. Derran Wimer Paula Winger Kathy Wirick Kristy Wirick Michael Wilson John Wilson Steve Zarnick Chris Zellman Nancy Zinkham Ron Wiseman SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Jeff Brown, president; Paul Spence, vice Scott Eaton ponders his Spanish translations, president; Jill Cook, secretary; Jill Kopnisky, treasurer Cherie Baker Jeff Baker Linda Barger Cheryl Bartholomew Susan Bascler Mike Basham James Beal Michael Beatty Vicky Beightol Michael Bend Julia Basham Lisa Best Darlene Bonetti Craig Bowman Cindy Bowser Ron Bice Chcri Blaklcy Richard Bobbcrt Bonnie Breese Cheryl Brest Jeff Brown Shawn Buchanan Dirk Butler Linda Brainc Glenn Dandoy and Karl Shearer miss a touchdown while they watch the “birdie.” Astonished is the word for Joanne VanDyke and Kevin Constantine. Steve Campbell Cindy Carlson Sam Calalfamo Tracy Chamberlain Ralph Caruso Barbara Campbell Jack Cline Melinda Christy Tina Chutz Vikki Clarke Carl Claypoole Mike Christy Cindy Ryder looks to her neighbor for the assignment while Mrs. Limbcrg helps others translate their Latin. I 9. A Gazing at text, Scott Smith works on his studies. ohn Cole Sharon Como Kevin Conner JiU Cook Marcia Coppolella Karen Cornelia Tom Coulter Chris Cowan Clay Craft Carol Critchlow JefT Curry Ray Cornelius Jeff Dandoy Karen Dcliere Joy Dennison Ron DiFabio Paula Dick Marc Dunmirc Jody Eakin Scott Eaton Lori Faull Kevin Filer Rusty Eaton Carol Critchlow practices her steps for the halftime performance. Robyn Flowers Michelle Frampton John Frazier Tammie Gadsby Barbara Geary Denise Gibson Melody Yeager tosses in that special ingredient to make her cake Tom Nelson looks up from his painting, wondering what color he should use next, come out perfect. Sally Hedglin Leslie Hiebel Cynthia Hines Dennis Hockenberry JefT Hodge Julie Hodge Ronald Hoffman Brenda Holter Lee Holtz Cameron Howat Robin Hume Darla Johnson Samuel Koi Jill Kopnisky Deborah Kuhn John Large Natalie Lewis Margaret Lindey Linda Steele uses a multitude of color, carefully applied, to make her project a success. John Miazga helps Rick Briggs put the finishing touches on his project. Diane Lytle William McConnell Nancy Lou McCullough '. Dave Locke Michele Louise Robert McDowell John McDowell Sue Ann McEadden Mary Jo McGarvey Jerry Mclntirc Patricia McDermott Cheerleaders and majorettes give the pep assembly their undivided attention, glad that their hard work has made it a success. Patty Beebe gets her homework done while Denise Gibson takes a break. Scott McKinley Donald McKnight Allen McLaughlin Sheila McMullen Barbara Maddalena Gordon Magee Richard Michael Janet Michel Elaine Michaels Cheri Miller Bill Makepeace Richard Marano Pat Mohney Nancy Montcleonc Stacy Montgomery Charles Moore Erin Moore Cheri Morgan Robert Mullins Scott Nelson Thomas Nelson Kathleen Neyman Denise Nolan Marta Northcott The early boy catches the worm ... . .. and if your lucky, you’ll get a frog. Dorothy Parenti Doug Parker David Parenti Sharon Opitz Linda Pagni Michael O’Mahony Linda Jones manages a smile over her typing chores. “May we have a drum roll, please'.'” Brian Ballantine, Gary Kiser. Mike Beatty, Herbert Moore, and Dave Alfreno are asked. David Rice Peggy Richards Brenda Riddle Mike Rizza Vivian Rodgers Carol Rice Leroy Russell Cindy Ryder David Sautter Vicki Say Julie Seanor Susan Shaw Brian Shelley Bobbi Jo Shuffstall Dale Simmons ■ V, David Shaner David Rice and Jennie Granger search for their test papers, while Michelle With intensity and consentration. Bill Bonzer proceeds with his sketch. Frampton spies for hers. Tracy Slatinsky Michele Slencak Loie Smith David Sowers Paul Spence Greg Spencer Adrian Stevenson Francine Stodolak Tim Stouffer Douglas Struble Gwen Steele Todd Steen “What?” question Carl Webster and Steve Zarnick surprised at the results of their experiment. Gary Stull Paula Stutz William Stuart Paul Allison is caught checking his equipment in preparation for taking his next shot. Randy Surrcna Melissa Taggart Doug Surrcna Bart Taylor Dawn Taylor Diane Taylor Paul Taylor Sue Ann Tighe Bob Turek Tammy Turner Jan Urey Joanne VanDyke Brenda Welton Claudia White Dorothy White Clarence Whitfield Samuel Williamson Andy Wilson Rich Wolfe Gazing through his bangs, Doug Surrenna handles his work with partner John Frazier standing by. Curtis Seelbaugh, JefT Burckle and Dave Thomas sweep through the halls under janitorial supervision. Melody Yeager Norccn Yeager Donald York Leonard Youngo Paul Zupen Frances Abplanalp Claudette Alba Brenda Anthony Bruce Atwell Donna Bagnall Bryan Andresky Scott Bigley Helen Billig i Jennie Benton Brian Ballantine Charlene Baughman Annette Becker FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Scott Bigley, president; Randy McBride, vice- Jess Ligo starts research on his Science project, president; Julie Jez, secretary; Joyce Stillwagon, treasurer. Kirby Burns William Campbell Lori Como Bill Christy Charles Confer Dave Cole Teresa Collins Ken Cirillo Don Cochran Mr. Griffiths does his “thing”: glasses repair, for Bobbi Jo Shuffstall. 79 Tim Keil glances at the janitor who has cleared the way. Greg Coppolella Scott Cornelius Sheila Cornelius Mike Corner Suzanne Coss Tracy Covert Jackie Craig Lanny Craig Cindy Critchlow Tammie Cross Peggy Crouch Carol Curfman Rich Surrcna finds the answer at last. Patty Beebe passes the time constructively by filling in a Grover Star puzzle. Bob Decker Tracie Decker Karen Deincrt Debbie DeSimone Doug Dick Scott Dumbroski Ellen Eakin Betsy Fitzgerald Todd Englehart Peggy Fitzgerald Ron Eperthener Joy Fabian Mike Garvis Kitty Geisler Larry Fisher Sean Gallagher Kevin Gibson Dave Gilson Kathy Gladden Wayne Glenn Tim Goble Edward Goncz Rodney Hovis Timothy Hoge David Hummel Marlene Heath Cheri Henricks Sharon Hensel Junior class tries to outcheer the other classes at a Pep Assembly. Randy McBride, Bob Decker, and Kevin Kearney gather materials, intrigued with the proceedings of their experiment Robert Hunziker Ronald Hunziker Penny Huff Tracy Ithen 82 Lori James Doug Jamison Donna Kentz Mark Knauff Julie Knight Crystal Kotch Stacey Labor Bobbi Lerch Chuck Weber tests the circuits before proceeding with his project. 83 Ray Baker and John Bickel hurry to the school to gain knowledge. Jesse Ligo Paul Lutton Stuart McAllister Kathy McCall Stacey McCarl Debbie McCoy Laurie McCoy Don Mclntire Erin McMullen Barbara McCauslin Bruce McConnell Kevin Kearney puckers up and blows a mellow tune. Elaine Michaels and Carol Becker exchange ideas at the end of art class. George MacRac Debra Makepeace Barbara Mapes Edwin Marstellar Peggy Mathieson Kim McNutt Reed Matthews Becky Mattson Doug Miller Jerry Miller Robert Miller Jon Miller Connie Moore Randy Moore Bonnie Mullins Debbie Nulph James Mohney Jennifer Montgomery Tom Peth Joe Petrikis Randy Polito Jenny Porsch Janine Powell Karen Pretko Mary Puklavec Tim Rape Patty Raybould Brenda Rankin Cindy Reed Debborah Rceher Mr. William Smoker, chemistry teacher, checking the equation for the next Rolling with amusement, Marc Dunmire hits the deck, experiment. 86 Barbara Roll Dale Rongaus Logan Rouse Mary Sasseen Bernadette Savolskis Randy Sayre 87 Look at all those calculating minds. Beth Thomas soaks up needed knowledge in the library. Hollie Snvder Kathy Snow Marleane Snow Cindy Snyder Charyn Somers Jeff Sonntag Cindy Spartara Connie Spindler Mike Stabile Ken Sterner Joyce Stillwagon Mark Surrena Miss Urey and Dave Taylor discuss future career possibilities. Linda Cowan trudges to school through the snow. Debbie Vogan Gary Ward Charles Weber James Wending Toni Uber Jim Urey Keith Wilson Scott Wimer James Winger Kathy Wolfe Elayne York Shelley Wible Patty Young Tammy Young Leo Zarnick Nancy Zinkham goes up with the ball, driving toward the basket. Intent on their destination. Bill Horsman and Stacy Montgomery stroll down the hall. First Row: Paul Allison, Dave Taylor, Susan Shaw, Julie Jez, Sallie Surrena. Second Row: Dave Sautter, Tom Nelson, JefT Dandoy, Jack Cline, Jayne Coulter, Sue Brower. Amy Cay McCamey, Cindy Morley, Mary Beth Todd, Mike Bend. PINE KNOT GROVER STAR Grove City High School is unique in its school newspaper, the GROVER STAR. The paper is written and typed in the school to give a better learning process to the staff. This year the Pennsylvania School Press Association awarded one Keystone Award, five first, ten second and twelve third place awards to members of the GROVER STAR staff. When the yearbook staff puts the finishing touches on their project, they can be proud of the work they have accomplished. From start to finish the PINE KNOT is put together by the staff members. Each cover design, picture layouts, write-ups, and pictures are a creation of the Editor and Staff. Amy Cay McCamey, Co-Editor GROVER STAR. Assistant Editor P NE KNOT; Sue Brower, Editor-in-chief PINE KNOT, Artist GROVER STAR: Mike Bend, Literary Editor PINE KNOT. Standing: Mr. Nial McCamey, Adviser. PINE KNOT and GROVER STAR Sports Editors, Jeff Dandoy and Jack Cline. Dehi Parsons. Jayne Coulter. Co-Editor GROVER STAR. PINE KNOT and GROVER STAR photographers, Dave Taylor, Paul Allison, and Tom Nelson Cathy Anderson and Todd Steen checking copy for the GROVER STAR. Amy Cay McCamey and Jeff Dandoy completing GROVER STAR copy. 93 First Row: Mindy Sopher, Julie Richards Jeanne Alberlh. Jcanine Miller. Debbie Hummel. Second Row: Ruth Keller, Kathy Slencak, Barb Breese, Murray Eaton. Third Row: John Ligo, Evan Robson. Bruce Ballentine, Jim Henry, Larry Kiser, Bill Horsman. First Row: John Ligo, Treasurer; Mindy Sopher, President; Julie Richards. Vice-President; Murray Eaton, Secretary. Second Row: Mr. James Ross, Mr. Terry McClelland, Advisors. 94 First Row: Mike Bend, Wayne Glenn, Sean Gallagher. Second Row: Darlene Bonetti, Kathy Gladden. Jill Kopnisky, Marcia Coppolella, Stacy Montgomery. STUDENT COUNCIL Engaging in and organizing school activities is the representative body of the students; Student Council. The process of finding themselves and viewing all from a proper perspective has finally started to begin this year. Dissatisfaction and expansion have been the key traits this year. Involvement in curriculum, student rights, and school board matters have been added to such activities as organizing Homecoming, Winter Festival, and Parents Night. Memorable are the struggles with the snow fence at the football field and the tribulations with the introduction of‘open’ study halls. Student Council has truly taken part in the entire range of school activities. Student Council members and advisers revising their constitution. First Row: Jayne Coulter, Mindy Sopher, Kathie Patrick, Donna Sopher, Debbie Wilson, Val Perry. Second Row: Apryl Eshelman, Linda Jones, Patty Hume. Sheila Wagner, Kathy Slencak. Murray Eaton, Nancy Thompson. Third Row: Sue Thompson, Lila Thomas, Lynda Rcchcr. Janet Ebel, Sue Miller, Joyce Eichhom. Fourth Row: Rangsit Hiengrat, Bob Burdick, Paul Koenig, Bob Moon, Mark Pagni, Carol McGinty. First Row: Mary Ann Filer, Vice-President; Karen Oill. Secretary; Carl Puntureri. Treasurer. Second Row: Mr. John Schultz, Adviser; Dan Haworth. President. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Scholastic excellence is recognized and promoted by National Honor Society. Members are selected from the ranks of the sophomore, junior and senior classes, meeting the qualifications of leadership, scholarship, service and character ability. Each student selected has the responsibility of setting an example for all students to follow. First Row: Jeanne Pcrrinc. Robin Allison, Shari Holter, Laurie Powell, Cathy Anderson, Sallie Surrena, Angela Critchlow. Second Row: Ruth Ketler, Shawn Urey, Sue Yourd, Melanie Jablonovsky, Patricia Michaels, Connie McCandless. Jenny Martin. Third Row: Nancy Zinkham, Wally Pretko, Kevin McGinty, Bill Dubiel, Lee McCoy, Dave Johnston, Beth Orr. Fourth Row: Dave Taylor, Bruce Ballantine, Mike Parenti, Ron McFarland, Larry Kiser, Debbi Parsons. Fifth Row: Trip McBride, Scott Easton. Joe Trinch. First Row: Karen Oill, Val Perry, Belinda Webster, Kathic Patrick. Donna Sopher, Mindy Sopher, Lila Thomas. Second Row: Carol McGinty, Sheila Wagner, Sue Thompson. Kathy Slencak, Nancy Thompson, Sue Miller. Shawnee Wible. Third Row: Mark McFadden, Paul Koenig, John Vogan, Jeff Tinkey, Ron Riede, Bob Moon, Joe Trinch. Fourth Row: Trip McBride, Chris Wright, Gary Suhrie, Jim McFeely. MATH CLUB Math Club is an organization open to juniors or seniors by invitation. Their primary purpose is to tutor students who need help in math. By selling submarine sandwiches and soda, funds are raised for a year end trip. Adviser of the club is Mr. James Hassel. First Row: Karl Nacgele, Treasurer; Debbie Wilson. Secretary; Carl Puntureri, Vice-President. Second Row: Ron McFarland, President; Mr. James Hassel, Adviser. First Row: Susie Gilliland, Joyce Eichhorn, Jayne Coulter, Mary Ann Filer, Ginger Gregg, Murray Eaton. Apryl Eshelman. Second Row: Larry Kiser, Wally Pretko, Mike Parenti, Janet Jones, Melanie Jablonovsky, Sue Yourd, Pam Crouch. Third Row: Dan Haworth, Curt Walker, Kevin McGinty, Nancy Zinkham, Ruth Ketler, Suzanne Barr, Kim Faull. Fourth Row: Bruce Black, Bruce Ballantine, Bob Burdick, Vince Garvis. Bill Dubicl, Dominic DiFabio, Scott Easton. First Row: Loic Smith, Elaine Dunkcrly, Karen Deinert, Gwen Steele, Linda Barger, Patty Walker, Melinda Buckley. Second Row: Hollie Snyder, Cathy Anderson, Lori Faull, Anne Davis, Diane Taylor, Marsha Taylor. Connie Spindler, Charles Schaffer. Third Row: Debbie Nulph, Linda Schultz, Melissa Atwell, Jayne Coulter. Linda McCoy, Laura Johnston, Charyn Somers. LIBRARY CLUB Library Club is a service club of GCHS, dedicated to providing an efficient research and study facility in the library. Aides devote much of their free time during and after school to assist Miss Nancy Davis and Mrs. Jeanne Carlson, in maintaining the library by carding and shelving books, finding magazines, and being of general assistance. First Row: Miss Nancy Davis, Adviser; Carol McGinty, Vice-President; Barbara Hoyt, President; Belinda Webster, President; Kathy Kelly, Vice-President; Mrs. Jeanne Carlson, Adviser. Second Row: Debbie Wilson, Secretary; Sue Miller, Christmas Chairman; Tina Boylan, Christmas Chairman; Debbie Huff, Secretary; Wendy Patterson, Treasurer. Not pictured: Kathy Gladden, Treasurer. First Row: Crystal Hartman, Cindy Carlson, Dorothy Parenti, Carol Critchlow, Karl Shearer. Second Row: Tricia Michaels, Penny HufT, Elaine Michaels, Michelle Frampton, Connie McCandless, Peggy Crouch, Sandy Montgomery. Third Row: Donna Sopher, Mindy Sophcr, Karen Hoffman, Robin Hume, Debbie Pagni, Patty Hume, Chuck Confer, Chris Alba. First Row: Carol McGinty, Judy Smalley, Kathy Kelly, Nancy Schell. Second Row: Helen Roll, Susie Gilliland, Jeaninc Miller, Brenda Shay, Kathy Large, Debbie Hummel. Third Row: Donna Sopher, Kathy Patrick, Beth Thomas. Patti Moore, Peggy Uber, Lila Thomas. Fourth Row: Linda Cowan, Murray Eaton, Mindy Sopher, Cheryl Deliere, Denise Dick. Cheryl Rice, Pam Falvo. Fifth Row: Barb Breese, Melanie Jablonsky. Laurie Crow, Trisha Benson. Debbi Parsons. Rena McClelland. Jeanne Pcrrine. Sixth Row: Trisha Michaels, Kathy Jacobs, Sue Yourd. Barb Hoyt, Janet Pyle, Mary Ann Filer, Beth Campbell, Debbie Pagni. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE American Field Service provides the means for sponsoring each years’ exchange students. With their aims set at the high goal of promoting international understanding, the American Field Service sponsors each years’ exchange student, who currently is Rangsit Hiengrat (Pong) from Thailand. Various activities including the annual A.F.S. Dance are undertaken by A.F.S. participants to raise funds. Mr. Kaye Gilliland serves as advisor. First Row: Apryl Eshelman, President; Rangsit Heingrat (Pong), AFS Student. Second Row: Robin Parks, Secretary; Shawn Urey, Vice-President; Julie Richards. Treasurer. First Row: Cindy Snyder, Nancy Monteleonc. Lori Como, Stacy Montgomery, Georgie Parker, Joanne VanDyke. Second Row: Leslie Hiebel, Michele Louise, Vikki Clarke, Jan Urey, Diane Lytle, Barb Maddelena. Third Row: Chris Cowan. Dorothy Parenti, Brenda Holter. Lisa Best, Julie Armstrong, Darla Johnson, Marta Northcott. Fourth Row: Tina Chutz, Carol Critchlow, Paula Stutz, Barb Campbell, Jill Kopnisky, Michele Slencak, Sharon Opitz. First Row: Judy Jones, President, Mrs. Jane Williamson, Adviser; Jeanne Alberth. Vice-President. Second Row: Kathy Como. Secretary; Lynda Reeher, Treasurer. First Row: Karen Conner. Kathy Como. Second Row: Patty Beebe. Lynda Reeher. Regina Frisk, Linda McCoy. HEALTH CAREERS CLUB Health Careers Club offers knowledge for those interested in nursing. Speakers from various schools of nursing and hospitals are often featured at the meetings. Exposure to the nursing field is further offered by the opportunity for members to assist at both Grove City Hospitals and in the school medical room. First Row: Debbie Sonntag, Pam Crouch, Brenda Shay, Cindy Snyder. Second Row: Margaret Montgomery, Donna KnaufT, Melinda Buckley, Laurie Powell. Jeanne Alberth. Third Row: Janette Geyer, Cindy Bowser, Wendy Patterson, Kim Pauli. First Row: Dawn Neyman, Cindy Page, Vicki Harding, Val Semple. Second Row: Karen Hedglin, Francis Shelatree, Sharon Coyer, Donna Peth. Third Row: Linda Jones, Debbie Huff. Kathy Buckley. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Efficiently and effectively executing business skills and understanding business operation are requisites for an outstanding business leader. FBLA acquaints its members with these fundamentals, while also informing them about occupation opportunities within this field. By developing this knowledge, excellence in business is encouraged and potential leaders are developed. First Row: Donna Peth. President; Sharon Coyer, Fice-President; Brenda Welton, Treasurer; Kathy Buckley, Treasurer;. Second Row: Cindy Page, Reporter; Val Semple, Corresponding Secretary; Terry Coyer, Secretary; Miss Alice Coyer, Adviser. First Row: Bev Webster, Cindy Hughes, Cheryl Brest. Brenda Welton. Second Row: Debbie Hummel, Terry Coyer, Cheryl Rice, Cindy Ryder, Charyn Somers. Third Row: Francine Stodolak. Pat McDermott, Pam Falvo, Kathy Wirick. First Row: Dud Coss, Treasurer; Dave Baker, Chaplain; Randy Walsh, President. Second Row: Joe Hart. Student Adviser; Steve Pollock, Reporter; Tim Seivers, Vice-President; Bill Johnston, Secretary. Third Row: Don Rice, Sentinel; Mr. David Boyer, Adviser FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Future Farmers of America is a club sponsored for and by students studying vocational agriculture. It is the goal of the membership to promote good citizenship, cooperation and agricultural leadership as ably as possible. Involvement with the citrus sales, the Deer Hide Drive, and “Toys for Tots”, along with competition in local, regional and state farm shows are among the clubs many activities. First Row: Tom Peth, Tim Rape, Don Cochran, Jan Turner. Second Row: Bill Campbell. Dave Urey, Larry Fisher. Terry Campbell, Chuck Weber, Ken Reiber First Row: Dennis Claypoole, Tim Seivers, Clarence Whitfield, Jeff Baker. Second Row: Steve Pollock, Ed Knight, Bill Johnston, Don Rice, Chuck Schaefer First Row: Bob Mullins, Gary Ward, Bill Christy, Frank Dydek. Second Row: Dawn Grace, Betty Snow, Mary Rice. Marcus Taylor, Doug Miller. Third Row: Robert Wise, Rusty Guthrie, Lanny Craig, Richard Schaefer. First Row: Lila Thomas, Mindy Sophcr, Caroline Wilson, Susie Gilliland, Melissa Harris. Second Row: Sue Ann Miller, Shelia Wagner, Cheryl Deliere, Shawnee Wible, Debbie Wilson, Crystal Hartman. Third Row: Kathy Slcncak. Ginger Gregg, Murray Eaton, Beth Campbell, Nancy Thompson. Fourth Row: Karl Naegele, Karen Oill, Joyce Eichhorn, Mary Ann Filer, Sue Thompson, Debra Pagni, Patty Hume. Fifth Row: Dan Haworth, Mark McFaddcn, Paul Koenig, Bob Burdick, Bill Dubiel, Bob Moon. FRENCH CLUB French Club is devoted to increasing the students knowledge of customs and language. Meetings, which are held completely in French, are begun with the singing of “The Marseillaise” and the Pledge of Allegiance and include skits, games, scavenger hunts, and plays. First Row: Ginger Gregg, President: Mary Ann Filer, Vice-President; Lila Thomas, Secretary; Second Row: Donna Sopher, Assistant Secretary; Beth Campbell, Treasurer; Mrs. Mary Lou Christie, Adviser. First Row: Sue Lawrence, Julie Hodge, Linda Pagni, Marcia Coppolella, Beth Thomas, Shari Holter. Second Row: Sue Yourd, Ruth Burdick, Susan Shaw, Debbie Sonntag, Janet Jones, Denise Dick, Darlene Bonetti. Third Row: Melinda Christy, Nancy Barron, Stephanie Allen, Melanie Jablonovsky, Kathy Jacobs, Donna Sopher. Fourth Row: Jeff Noel, Lisa Best, Sharon Opitz, Jill Kopnisky, Ruth Keller, Shawn Urey, Todd Steen. Fifth Row: Bob Rhoads, Dave Rice, Scott Easton. Allan Lizzie, Mike Parcnti. First Row: Regina Frisk, Lynda Rceher, Kathic Patrick, Linda Cowan. Mrs. Norma Limberg, Adviser. Second Row: Sue Brower. Barb Brecsc, Sheila McAllister, Suzanne Barr, Evan Robson. Third Row: Larry Smith, Kevin McGinty, Mike Coss, Doug Hoyt, Andy Kelly, Rich Briggs. LATIN CLUB What do Caeser, Virgil, Cicero and Mrs. Norma Limberg have in common? Why of course they’re all members of the Latin Club. Joining the ranks of these distinguished citizens are GCHS students who have completed at least one year of Latin, and who are interested in study and discussion of the Roman civilization and ancient classics. So, while hypocausts haven’t burned for 600 years, interest in the Roman culture remains afire. First Row: Debbi Parsons. Aedile; Julie Richards, Quaester; Helen Roll, Quaestor. Second Row: Patty Beebe. Censor; Barb Hoyt, Dedile; Carol McGinty, Consul; Third Roh: Chuck Jordan, Quaestor; Ray Baker, Censor; Buddy Denbow, Quaestor. Not pictured: Nancy Schell, Cousul. First Row: Annette Becker, Julie Jez, Bobbi Lerch, Shelley Wible, Tracy Covert. Second Row: Sean Gallagher, Brian Ballantine, Mark Trezona, Ed Goncz, Bill Jones. Third Row: Jesse Ligo, Leo Zarnick, Kevin Gibson, Dave Hummel, Randy Sayre. Fourth Row: Ron Hunziker, Wayne Glenn, Mike Stabile, Dave Gilson, Jerry Miller. First Row: Debbie Reeher, Vice-President. Second Row: Rob Hunziker, President; Jim Mohney, Program Chairman. Third Row: Marlene Heath, Secretary; Mr. Homer Christie, Adviser; Lori James, Treasurer. SCIENCE RESEARCH CLUB Science is curiosity and through the Science Club many of the student’s answers about the world around them are answered. Speakers, discussions, field trips and panels enable club participants to widen their horizons and satisfy their scope of questions. And by so doing new questions are exposed and curiosity is further cultivated as a foundation for unquenchable minds. First Row: Tim Keil, Ellen Eakin, Francis Abplanalp. Stacy Labor, Doug Jamison. Second Row: Jenny Montgomery, Brenda Breese, Greg Coppolella, Lori James, Marlene Heath, Barb McCauslin. Third Row: Cheryl Henricks, Cindy Critchlow, Rusty Guthrie, Bruce Atwell, Karen Pretko, Patty Young. First Row: Mary Ann Puklavec, Debbie DeSimone, Diane Kelly, Joyce Stillwagon, Barb Roll. Second Row: Laura Johnston, Debbie Nulph, Natalie Owens, Kathy Wolfe, Betsy Fitzgerald. Third Row: Chuck Jordan, John Schall. Bob Shuler, Donna Kentz, Sheila Cornelius, Elizabeth Shcllatrec. First Row: Scan Gallagher, Program Chairman; Second Row: Brian Ballantine, Vice-President; Wayne Glenn, President. Third Row: Tracy Covert, Treasurer; Mr. Homer Christie, Adviser; Bobbi Lerch, Secretary. First Row: Kim McGee, Mary Greenawalt, Debbie Reeher, Suzanne Coss, Laurie McCoy. Second Row: Melanie Schall, Debbie Makepeace, Toni Uber, Susan Burdick, Brenda Scwall. Third Row: Sharon Henzcl, Peggy Fitzgerald, Jenny Martin, Biddy Brooks. Fourth Row: Cliff Gregg, Jim Mahony, Rob Hunziker. First Row: Chris Cowan, Cheri Baker, Barb Campbell, Sharon Opitz, Jill Kopnisky. Second Row: Darlene Bonetti, Jill Cook, Tracy Chamberlain, Linda Braine, Elaine Michaels. Karen Cornelius, Cindy Carlsoih Third Row: Karen Deliere, Sue Ann Tighe, Lois Parsons, Jennie Granger, Robyn Flowers, Melissa Taggart, Jan Urey, Vikki Clarke. Fourth Row: Marsha Coppolella, Barb Maddelena, Denise Gibson, Carol Rice, Marta Northcott, Cindy Bowser, Natalie Lewis, Anita Stevens, Vicky Beightol. Fifth Row: Brian Shelley, Cam Howat, Tina Chultz, Darla Johnson, Brenda Holter, Shelly Kennedy, Dorothy White, Brenda Riddle, Melissa Atwell, Scott McKinley. Sixth Row: Doug Struble, Jeff Dandoy, Jeff Brown, Marc Dunmire, Bob Patterson, Paul Spence, Dave Parenti, Tom Nelson, Doug Parker, Bill Pritchard. ADVANCED SCIENCE RESEARCH CLUB First Row: John Cole, Secretary-Treasurer; Michele Louise, Vice-President; Michele Slencak, President. Second Row: Mr. Homer Christie, Adviser; Sharon Opitz, Finance Chairman; Darlene Bonetti, Program Co-ordinator, Jeff Dandoy, Travel Director. Advanced Science Research Clubs are made of sophomores and juniors who wish to continue their investigations in the field of science. The main goal of the clubs is to earn money for a trip at the end of the year. Under the direction of their adviser, Mr. Homer Christie, they sponsor many fund raising events. 108 First Row: Sue Yourd, Nancy Schell, Nancy Zinkham, Ruth Keller. Carol Strublc. Second Row: Beth Thomas, Shari Holler, Peggy Uber, Kathy Large, Brenda Shay, Patti Moore. Third Row: Cathy Anderson, Donna Knauff, Linda Cowan, Robin Allison, Jeanine Miller, Carol Becker, Denise Dick. Fourth Row: Patricia Michaels, Beth Orr, Laurie Crow, Sallie Surrena, Debi Parsons, Stephanie Allen, Anne Ligo, Debbie Hummel, Scott Hennon. Fifth Row: Doug Holler. Jeff Hart, Steve Alessio, Dave Taylor, Pam Falvo, Jeanne Perrine, Kevin Constantine, Rich Surrena, Dan Gallager, Doug Snedden. Sixth Row: Bruce Wilkins. Ray Baker, Walter Moya-Mendez, Guy Kuhn, Doug Hoyt, Jack Bickcl, Dcrran Wimcr. Andy Kelly, Dave Johnston. First Row: Evan Robson, President; Buddy Denbow, Vice-President. Shawn Urey, Secretary; Second Row: Janet Jones, Treasurer; Melanie Jablonovsky, Program Coordinator; Mr. Homer Christie. Adviser. 109 First Row: Brad Myers, Vice-President; Carl Puntureri, Secretary; Joe Trinch, Treasurer. Second Row: Mr. Richard Kellogg, Adviser; Dave Alfreno, President; Mr. Doug Thomas, Adviser. KEY CLUB Key Club is a service club affiliated with the Grove City Kiwanis Club. They engage in various projects and charity drives. Programs for the group consist of films. First Row: Bob Moon, Joe Trinch, Dave Alfreno, Carl Puntureri. Second Row: Bill Dubiel, Dennis Sansotta, Tom Goble, Jim Henry. Third Row: Bob Burdick, Bruce Ballantinc, Steve Jacobs, Brad Myers. First Row: Denise Dick, Julie Richards, Helen Roll, Linda Braine. Second Row: Darla Johnson, Connie Rihel, Nancy Barron, Mary Limberg. Third Row: Nancy Zinkham, Jill Kopnisky, Ruth Ketler, Nancy Schell, Denise Gibson. LEADERS CLUB Members of Leader’s Club aid the gym teachers’ in their classes, by refereeing games, acting as oflficals and offering advice to students. This club, under the direction of Mrs. Nancy Jo Smoose, sponsers the annual Indoors Olympic Night. First Row: Mrs. Nancy Jo Smoose, Adviser; Pam Palovich, President Second Row: Nancy Zinkham Vice-President; Mary Limberg, Secretary-Treasurer. First Row: Caroline Wilson, Kathy Como, Cheryl Long. Second Row: Pam Palovich, Barb Hoyt, Peggy Klink, Donna Peth. Third Row: Shawnee Wible, Cindy Pringle, Joni Liptak, Ethel Forsythe. First Row: Michelle Frampton, Jill Cook, Linda Brainc, Karen Oill, Melissa Atwell, Kathy Neyman. Second Row: Tracy Chamberlain. Jan Urey, Vikki Clarke. Elaine Michaels, Tina Chutz, Dorothy White, Christal Campbell. Third Row: Lois Parsons, Mindy Christy, Julie Scanor, Marta Northcott, Michele Slencak, Sharon Opitz. Fourth Row: Jill Kopnisky, Lorraine VanDyke, Denise Gibson. Kathy Slencak, Murray Eaton, Brenda Holter. PEP CLUB To promote spirit and enthusiasm for the fighting Eagles is the goal of Pep Club. Signs and other inspiring devices are created during and after school hours. The club supports basketball, wrestling, football, track and golf teams. Membership is invitational. First Row: Shari Holter, Vice-President; Beth Thomas, Secretary; Sandy Montgomery, Treasurer. Second Row: Mrs. Lorraine Gilson, Adviser; Kathy Slencak, President. First Row: Patty Raybould, Stacy Labor, Shari Holter, Joyce Stillwagon, Julie Jez, Sandy Montgomery. Second Row: Dccna Rhodes, Pam Jamison, Beth Thomas, Janet Jones, Jeanine Miller, Shelley Wible, Annette Becker. Third Row: Jenny Porsch, Brenda Rankin, Shawn Urey, Melanie Jablonovsky, Laurie Crow, Linda Cowan, Cheryl Ferguson. Fourth Row: Bobbi Lerch, Kathy Wolfe, Kathy McCall, Sue Yourd, Trisha Benson, Cindy Kimes. Carol Strublc. First Row: Helen Roll, Beth Thomas, Kathy Neyman. Second Row: Melanie Jablonovsky, Sallie Surrcna, Linda Cowan, Sue Shaw. PENNSYLVANIA YOUTH EDUCATION ASSOCIATION Education is the art of the utilization of knowledge as defined by scholar Alfred North Whitehead. And it is the role of the teacher to further this process in the student. PYEA prepares and educates those who plan on making teaching their life, familiarizing them with various aspects of education in our society and our community. First Row: Cheryl Deliere, Secretary; Belinda Webster, Vice-President; Kathy Kelly, Treasurer. Second Row: Mrs. Ruth Conklin, Adviser; Lila Thomas. President; Mrs. Ellen Rcichard. Adviser. First Row: Jayne Coulter. Belinda Webster. Robin Parks, Lila Thomas. Second Row: Karen Gill. Kathy Slencak. Kathy Kelly, Cheryl Deliere. Third Row: Ginger Gregg, Beth Campbell, Nancy Thompson. Shawnee Wible. First Row: Jan Urey, Vikki Clarke. Jill Cook, Darlene Bonetti, Tracy Chamberlain, Linda Braine. Second Row: Marcia Coppolella, Elaine Michaels, Leslie Hiebel, Marta Northcott, Mindy Christy, Julie Seanor. Third Row: Lois Parsons, Michelle Louise, Carol Rice, Darla Johnson, Denise Gibson, Shelley Kennedy. Fourth Row: Cindy Hines. Sharon Opitz, Julie Armstrong, Lisa Best, Jill Kopnisky, Michelle Slencak. First Row: Shawnee Wible, Cheryl Deliere, Sharon Coyer, Missy Atwell. Second Row: Lorraine VanDyke, Barb Hoyt, Pam Palovich, Caroline Wilson, Sue Thompson. Third Row: Peggy Klink, Cindy Pringle, Kathy Kelly, Beth Campbell, Belinda Webster. First Row: Karen Pretko, Julie Jez, Barb Roll, Joyce Stillwagon, Stacey Labor, Cindy Critchlow. Second Row: Peggy Fitzgerald. Barb Mapes, Diane Kelley, Janine Powell, Paula Brown. Lisa Perry. Third Row. Kathy McCall. Kathy Wolfe. Bobbi Lerch. Shelley Wible, Biddy Brooks, Tracy Covert. GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Sportswomen today are involved in more sports and are receiving more recognition than ever before. To those sports minded females in GCHS, the Girls Athletic Association is dedicated. Participants have the opportunity to play in volleyball, football, basketball, soccer, and other sports, while providing the basis for a greater interest in athletics and good sportsmanship throughout the school. First Row: Shawnee Wible, President; Mrs. Nancy Jo Smoose, Adviser. Second Row: Ruth Ketler, Secretary-Treasurer; Nancy Barron, Vice-President. First Row: Helen Roll, Beth Thomas, Cathy Anderson, Julie Richards. Second Row: Donna Knauff, Robin Allison, Cheryl Rice, Sallie Surrena, Angela Critchlow. Third Row: Beth Orr, Jeanne Alberth, Mary Limberg, Trisha Michaels. Fourth Row: Nancy Barron, Stephanie Allen, Ruth Keller, Nancy Zinkham, Judy Smalley. First Row: Mindy Sophcr, Donna Sophcr, Leslie Hoge. Caroline Wilson. Second Row: Tricia Michaels, Sheila Wagner, Janet Pyle, Jim Henry, Gary Kiser. Third Row: Dave Rice, Bob Deincrt. Brian Duda. First Row. Robin Allison, Donna Sophcr, Shari Holter, Bonnie Ritchey, Laurie Clements, Kathy Menzies. Second Row: Mindy Sopher, Trisha Michaels, Sheila Wagner, Janet Pyle, Brian Moore, Nancy Barron, Barb Brown. Third Row: Joyce Eichhorn, Diana Davis. Sue Lawrence, Nancy Thompson, Patty Walker, Leslie Hoge, Cathy Anderson. Fourth Row: Paul Koenig, Lee McCoy, Carol Struble, Bob Deinert, Brian Duda, Gary Kiser. First Row: Laurie Clements, Michelle Frampton, Robyn Flowers, Joy Dennison, Melissa Taggart, Debbie Kuhn. Second Row: Brian Moore, Trisha Michaels, Natalie Lewis, Mindy Christie, Cindy Bowser. Third Row: Lee McCoy, Robin Hume, Mike Bend, Ed Goncz, Janet Pyle. GREASEPAINT Expression through dramatics inspires awareness of self in relation to the world. Transmitting the skills involved in this communication concerning acting and an understanding of theater is what Greasepaint is all about. Members also participate in all stage productions. First Row: Sheila Wagner. Business Manager; Mr. William Snyder, Adviser; Gary Kiser. Student Director. iran First Row: Gary Kiser, Janet Pyle, Donna Sopher, Nancy Thompson. Second Row: Lee McCoy, Bob Deinert, Brian Duda. First Row: Michelle Frampton, Holly Snyder, Brenda Sewall, Lori Como, Ellen Eaken, Jill Cook, Sharon Como. Second Row: Debbie Smith, Jennie Granger, Robyn Flowers, Laurie McCoy, LuAnn Guamieri, Jenny Montgomery. Third Row: Barb Mapes, Tammy Cross, Kim Burkle, Paula Brown, Shelley Faull, Debbi Riddle, Sue Ann Burdick, Linda Pagni. Fourth Row: Sheila McAllister, Cindy Spatara, Bonnie Breesc, Joyce Griffin, Claudia White. Julie Hodge, Sherry Henricks. Fifth Row: Jeff Brown, Dave Rice, Bob McDowell. Karl Shearer, Scott Nelson. First Row: Jan Turner, Nancy Montleonc, Julie Hodge, JoAnne Lechman, Mary Jo McGarvey, Loie Smith. Second Row: Karen Deinert Terri Reemsteen, Jackie Craig, Susan Shaw, Barb Maddalcna, Debbie Vogan, Karen Deliere, Joy Fabian. Third Row: Bobby Lerch Noreen Yeager, Melissa Atwell, Kathy McCall, Vivian Rogers, Diane Taylor, Anita Stevens. Fourth Row: Linda Pagni, Margaret Lindey. Jody Eakin. Julie Armstrong. Bobbi Jo Shuftstall, Cherie Baker, Linda Hamilton, Ellen Eakin. Fifth Row: Debbie Nulph, Janine Bower, Barb Campbell, Joyce Griffin, Elaine York, Vicki Beightol, Cindy Bowser. CHORUS Choir provides the foundation and fundamentals for creating harmony and beauty in the human voice. Under the direction of Mr. Charles Rotar, the Grove City High School Chorus achieves this, performing throughout the community this year. Highlighting their schedule was the production of the Annual Christmas Concert. First Row: Pam Crouch, Melissa Atwell, Kim Faull, Donna Sophcr, Gwen Kirby. Second Row: Nancy McKnight, Cree Faull, Robin Allison, Beverly Webster, Myrna Turner, Patty Hume, Audrey Hagg. Third Row: Tina Boylen, Leslie Hoge, Karl Shearer, Anna Marie Duncan, Ken Sterner, Barb Brown, Nancy Barron, Trisha Michaels, Karen Oill. Fourth Row: Suzanne Barr, Paula Winger, Ann Davis, Jeanne Alberth, Cindy Kimes, Gary Kiser, Doug Snedden, Brian Moore, Janet Pyle, Paige Jacobs, Kathy Jacobs. Fifth Row: Mike Coss, Mark McFadden. Reed Matthews, Jack Bickel, JefT Tinkey, John Cole. Bob McDowell, Lee Roy Russell, Kevin Kearney, Keith Wilson. First Row: Donna Bagnall. Robin Corbin, Cree Faull, Vicki Harding. Second Row: Elaine Dunkerly, Linda Schultz, Wanda Keck, Holly Snyder. Chris Alba. Third Row: David Cole. Doug Parker. Mary Ann Wclton, Julie Basham, Steward McAllister, Ed Marstcllar. Fourth Row: Mr. Lew Matthews, director; Rusty Eaton, Mike Coss, John Cole, Karl Naegelc, Reed Matthews. First Row: Cindy Trezona, Patti Moore, Bonnie Ritchie, Carol Rice, Peggy Klink, Mary Sasseen, Julie Knight, Michele Slcncak, Leslie Hicbcl, Brenda Riddle. Pam Jameson, Jill Cook. Second Row: Vicki Harding, Missy Taggart. Brenda Scwall, Kevin Kearney, Mike Parker, Dave Spindler, Bill McDowell. Dave Jordan, Bob Moon. Mike Beatty, Brian Ballantine, Gary Kiser. Mitch Pagni, Alan Sonntag, John Sasseen, Jeff Tinkcy, Val Semple, Carol Critchlow. Third Row: Loie Smith, Steve Daniels, Lori Powell, Bill Simon, Debbie Wilson, Robin Hume, Nancy Thompson, Dave Sautter. John McDowell, Paige Jacobs, Tim Kiel, Ray Barlett, Ed Goncz, Cindy Spatara, Sue Burdick. Mary Beth Todd. Linda Barger. Fourth Row: Barb McCaulsin, Paul Koeing, Dan Halworth, Scott Bigley, Gary Stull, JetT Horton, John Moser, Paul Spence, Tim Winder, Brad Filer, Mike Parenti, Herb Boylan, Janet Ebel, Bob Polito, Bob Knauff, Dave Parenti, Kim Burkle. Fifth Row: Wanda Keck, Andy Wilson, Tina Boylan, Mindy Sopher, Sheila Wagner, Beth Campbell, Glenn Dandoy, Tom Turek, Joyce Eichhorn, Linda Schultz, Margaret Montgomery, Kim Faull, Joy Dennison, Debbi Pagni, Patty Hume, Mary Ann Puklavic, Norma Keck. Sixth Row: Terri Rcemsten, Sharon Opitz, Laurie McCoy, Cindy Hines, Debbie Kuhn, Biddy Brooks, Debbie Smith, Debby Knauff, Paula Brown, Kathy Gladden, Barb Brown, Natalie Owens, Ruth Burdick, Lena Garvis, Carl Hartman. Kathy Keck. Seventh Row: Sue Miller, Dale Simmons. Helen Billig, Tracy Covert, Jennie Granger, Cheri Hendricks, Jenny Benton, Barb Mapcs. Biddy Brooks, Suzanne Coss, Lori McCoy, Debbie Riddle. Eighth Row: Scott Smith, Dave Alfreno, Jim Henry, Stew Andresky, Karl Shearer. GCHSBAND ORCHESTRA Mr. Anthony Naples, directed the Grove City Marching Band, which consists of 96 musicians, 12 silks, and 12 majorettes onto the field this year. Besides performing at the football half-time shows, the band won 300 dollars at the Transfer parade early in the school year. Scott Smith served as head drum major, with Belinda Webster as assistant drum majorette. Music makes the heart so merry. Discipline and harmony create the lovely melody of music played by those dedicated students comprising the high school orchestra. Under the direction of Mr. Lew Matthews, members take part in the school musicals and several concerts. Musicians honored to play in district orchestra this year were Elaine Dunkerly, Mary Ann Welton, Karl Naegele, and John Cole. First Row: Elaine Michaels, Tracy Chamberlain, Linda Braine, Chris Cowan, Darla Johnson. Second Row: Michele Louise, Tina Chutz, Leslie Hiebcl, Denise Gibson. Diane Taylor. Third Row: Scott Eaton, Michele Slcncak, Marta Northcott, Anna Marie Duncan, Lenny Youngo. Fourth Row: Jeff Dandoy, Rusty Eaton. Steve Gilliland, Randy Surrcna, Jeff Hodge, Walter Moya-Mendez, Mike Buchanan. First Row: Brenda Holler, Treasurer; Ron Bice, Vice-President; Vikki Clarke, Secretary. Second Row: Jan Urey. President; Mrs. Linda Sardinsky Adviser. SPANISH CLUB The goal of Spanish Club is to increase the members knowledge of the Spanish language and customs. The officers and the adviser, Mrs. Linda Sardinsky, plan a different program for each club period. The club also has various projects to raise money for field trips and other activities. First Row: Kim McNutt. Lisa Perry, Brenda Rankin. Stacy Montgomery, Loie Smith. Second Row: Cara Mclntire, Linda Knauff, Lena Garvis, Karen Deinert, Melissa Atwell, Linda Barger. Third Row: Julie Basham, Tammy Michael, Elizabeth Dunkerley, Connie Spindler. Kathy Gladden, Greg Coppolella. Fourth Row: Marsha Taylor, Nancy Zinkham, Julie Armstrong, Shelley Kennedy. Debbie Kuhn, Janine Powell. Fifth Row: Dan Gallagher, Jamie Perry. First Row: Dave Sautter, Bill Pritchard, Doug Parker, Dave Cole, Dave Taylor. Second Row: John Cole, Dave Parenti, Chris Wright, Mike Parker, Bob Wilson. ROCKETRY CLUB Rocketry Club is dedicated to safe rock-eteering on a high school level. The club’s goals are to put on an exhibition and to study the new methods of model rocketry power. Adviser is Mr. William Smoker. First Row: Vince Garvis, President; Dave Taylor, Vice-President; Tom Nelson, Secretary. Second Row: Mike Parenti, Treasurer; Mr. Bill Smoker, Adviser. First Row: Tom Nelson, Mike Parenti, Gary Stull, Herb Boylan, Ed Marstellar. Second Row: Ray Barlctt. Vince Garvis, Todd Steen, Reed Matthews Karl Naegele, Kevin Conner. First Row: Val Perry, Sue Gilliland. Second Row: Sue Yourd, Murray Eaton. Trisha Benson, Nancy Schell. Third Row: Laurie Clements, Ginger Gregg. First Row: Elaine Michaels, Denise Dick. Second Row: Helen Roll, Jill Kopnisky, Julie Richards. Third Row: Michelle Frampton. CHEERLEADERS Right behind the Fighting Eagles drumming up support are the cheerleaders. Dedicated to their task, these girls spend hours of time practicing throughout the year. They decorate Homecoming, the football banquet, and the All Sports Banquet. And to illustrate their cause they create skits to present to the student body. With all this bouncing, clapping, bursting enthusiasm from these girls, how could any team go uninspired? st Row: Beth Orr, Tracy Chamberlain. Second Row: Debbie Smith, Kathy rge, Shelley Faull. Third Row: Karen Deliere, Tammy Young, Marcia 'ppollela. First Row: Brenda Holter, Vikki Clarke. Second Row: Donna Knaufif, Angela Critchlow, Jan Urey. Third Row: Nancy McCullough. Kevin Kearney, Tim Jacobs, Bob Breese, Ralph Christie, Karl Shearer, Mike Stabile, Bill Hamilton. AVIATION CLUB With the building of a new airport, flying has taken a position of prominence in our community. Students interested in aviation skills and procedures may enhance their understanding of this field. Discussion of design features and other instructional projects are engaged with the supervision of Mr. Charles Rotar. Bob Yeager. Treasurer; Tim Holtz, Mark Allison, Bill Bailey, Rangsit Hiengrat, Dave Ketler. Mr. Charles Rotar, Adviser; Tom Turek, Vice-President; Jamie Perry, President. First Row: Peggy Mathieson, Edna Keck, Margaret Boyer. Second Row: Randy Moore, Mike Basham, Dave Thomas, JefT Burckle. Third Row: Curtis Seelbaugh, Robin Gregory, Jim Wentling, Gene Knight, Timmy Hogc, Ron Jones. First Row: Mr. Dennis McPherson; Adviser, Karen Whitfield; President, Sandy Parquette; Vice-President, Margret Boyer; Secretary, Jim Kentz; Treasurer. OCCUPATIONAL EDUCATION CLUB Occupational Education Club has a two-fold purpose. One aspect of the club is helping students get involved in a school related orginaza-tion. Another is to educate members in the fundamentals of parlimentary procedure. O.E. students participate in a variety of service projects in Grove City High School. First Row: Debbie Sutley, Sandy Parquette, Karen Whitfield, Loretta Bobbert. Second Row: George Horstman, Mark Thomas, Jim Kentz, Raymond McCoy. First Row: Rob Shelley, Kent McGill. Larry Kiser, Steve Williamson. Second Row: John Ligo. Bob Gildersleeve, Tom Goble, Jim Bigley, Brad Myers. Third Row: Jeff Ferguson, Steve Richards, Steve Jacobs, Steve Adams, Bill McDowell. Bruce Ballentine. Fourth Row: Jackie Childress, Trip McBride, Bob Wilson, Mike Parker, Jeff Tinkey, Ed Black. MONOGRAM CLUB Composed of boys who have earned a letter participating in Grove City High’s wrestling, football, basketball, track or golf, Monogram Club sponsors such events as the Steeler-faculty basketball game and school dances. Money raised is used to purchase jackets for senior members. First Row: Larry Kiser, Secretary; Jackie Childress, Vice-President; John Ligo, President; Ed Black. Treasurer. First Row: Mike Perry, Scott Eaton. Bill Moretti. Doub Labor, Dirk Butler. Second Row: Tom Barger, Bill Montgomery. Ken Randell, Bill Horsman, Rich Surrena. Third Row: Derry Wimer, Wally Pretko, Marc Dunmire, Steve Gilliland, Mike Buchanan. Left side front to back: Patti Moore, Bonnie Ritchey, Carol Rice, Peggy Klink, Michele Slencak. Right side front to back: Belinda Webster, Cindy Trczona, Jill Cook, Caroline Wilson, Pam Jamison, Brenda Riddle, Leslie Hiebel. MAJORETTES A touch of dash and glitter was added to the football and basketball seasons by majorette performances. Working with the band in devising their numbers, they create their routines around popular songs and present them at pep assemblies, and half-time at football and basketball games. Peggy Klink, Belinda Webster, Co-Head; Caroline Wilson. First Row: Beulah Pizer, Betty Thompson, Virginia Palmer, Mary Ryder, Mary Porkalob, Doris Webster. Second Row: Becky Moore, Dorothy Harrison. Judy Randolf, Jean Rowe. Roberta Johnston. Pat Blakely, Helen Hutchinson. Third Row: Jane Bobbert, Alice Fink, Mary Gills, Doris Bell, Clara Coulter, Hazel Henry, Shirley Tunstall. Brenton Holter, Don Smith, Denny McPherson. Phyllis Moore. Margaret Cress, Marie Himes, Peggy McCoy. Myrtle Bailey, Avis Hockenberry, Bill Raymer, Shirley Gray. Jerry Berry. Ann Hart, Diana Scwall, Marie Zambino, Mike Offutt, Dave Myer. TRANSPORTATION CAFETERIA STAFF First Row: Dan Gallagher, Tom Barger, Ken Bums. Vince Alessio, Bob Gilderslccvc, Bob Wilson, Ron Riede, John Ligp, Ed Black, Steve Jacobs, Brad Myers, Joe Hedglin, Tom Goble, Bill Montgomery, Ray Baker, Ray Lenkner, and Rich Surrena. Second Row: Manager John Wilson, Bob Rhoads. Bill Horsman, Jeff Hart, Bud Denbow, Evan Robson, John Fretts, Bill Moretti, Joe Alberth, Derry Wimer, Jack McNutt, Jack Bickel, Bob Breese, Ken Kedanis, Russell Smitley, Ken Randall, Wally Pretko, Doug Labor, and Rick Black. Third Row: Eagles End Woeful Season 1-9 Grove City High School football fans had little to cheer about this season as the GC Gridders won only one game, lost nine, including three forfeits. When the defense was able to hold the opposition, the offense couldn’t get going and had trouble putting points on the board. The Eagles were shutout in four of the seven games and until the final game the extent of the Eagles scoring punch was two touchdowns by Ron Riede; one against Titusville and one versus Sharpsville. The team finally got it together at West Middlesex as Doug Labor crossed the goal line twice and Ron Reide once. That, combined with two extra points, gave Grove City their first win, and Coach Bennie Adams his last as head coach. Mr. Adams announced his resignation near the end of the season. He has been head football coach at Grove City since 1972 and his overall coaching record is 9 wins 19 losses and 1 tie. Seniors playing their last game for the Gold and White were running backs Bob Gildersleeve, and Ron Riede; quarterback Ed Black; linemen Vince Alessio, Tom Goble, Steve Jacobs and Bob Wilson; Linebackers John Ligo and Brad Myers and safetyman Ken Burns. Scoreboard Grove City Opponent 0 Center 15 0 Reynolds 14 6 Titusville 15 0 Hickory 22 0 Meadville 6 0 Corry 6 0 Greenville 6 6 Sharpsville 13 0 Franklin 12 22 West Middlesex 14 34 123 forfeits Quarterback Ed Black (16) has pitched out to running back Bill Horsman (43) while the offensive lineman set up the sweep. Coach Ben Adams sends in Quarterback Rich Surrena with a play from the bench. An enemy linebacker jars a pass loose from end Tom Barger. Bill Montgomery and Wally Pretko watch the action. Wally Pretko releases the ball just as he’s about to get hit 7( 81 71 8 G£f 8r? G 5' 67 77 tT5Jr € fe. 3 Manager Dave Taylor. Scott Persun. Clarence Whitfield. Greg Lattyak, Scott Eaton. Jeff Hodge, Don York, Dave Jordan. Melvin Parker. Kevin Conner, Ron Bice. Steve Campbell. Randy Surrcna, Carl Webster, Lenny Youngo. Jeff Black, and managers Karl Naegele and Guy Kuhn. Fourth Row: Coaches John Hummel, Walt Pretko. Ben Adams. Jim Bestwick. Jim Poole, and Roger Flynn. Eagle Receiver gets extra yardage after a completion. Wally Pretko flares out a pass to runningback Doug Labor. Bob Gildersleeve (30) and Bill Moretti (22) set up the interference for Bill Horseman’s (43) kickoff return. Ron Riede (32) bulls his way for a first down behind the blocking of lineman Bill Montgomery (77), Tom Goble (67), Steve Jacobs (82) and John Ligo (50). Tom Goble (67) clears the way for Doug Labor’s (41) touchdown run. Bill Moretti (22) cuts down an enemy back as Bill Montgomery (77), John Ligo (50) and Bob Gildersleeve (30) follow in pursuit. First Row: Jim Pritchard, Nick Forcse. Ed Davis, Frank Steele, Doug Gleen, Mike Webster, Maggie Adams. Jack Kopnisky, Mike Jablonovsky, Mark Oberlin. Second Row: Dave McCalla, Dennis Bonetti, Jerry DeMarco, Karl Hcibcl, John Adamsky, John Knauff, Paul McCullough, Lee Anderson, Jim Winger, John Cowan, Bill Rodgers. Third Row: Tom Dyer, Tom Barger, Mike Buchanan, Mike Kavaney, Bob Gildersleeve, John Ligo, JefT Ferguson, Bill Snyder, Tim Harton, Frank Bryer. Curt Domholdt. Fourth Row: Bill Robson, Jim Bigley, Curtis Walker, Joe Trinch, Mike Parker, Tim Holtz, Bill McDowell, Steve Adams, Ed Black, Dirk Butler. Fifth Row: Wally Pretko, Rich Surrena, Russell Smitley, Tom Turek, John Vogan, Dan Gallagher. Doug Labor, Ray Baker, Steve Alessio. Sixth Row: Bob Patterson, Bob Rhoads, Greg Lattyak, Matt Dulaney, Dave Horton, Derry Winter. Buddy Denbow, Dave Taylor, Doug Hoyt, Jamie Perry. Seventh Row: Rich Wolfe, John Sasseen, John Stowe. Dave Johnston. JefT Hart, Bill Horsman, Marc Osborne, Ken Randall. Bill Moretti, Bob Breesc, John Frctts. Eighth Row: Randy Surrena, Mitch Pagni, Kevin McGinty, Wayne Glenn. Steve Williamson, Brad Myers, Larry Kiser, Bruce Ballantine, Stewart Andresky. Ninth Row: Tom Nelson, Sam Williamson, John Frazier, Shawn Buchanan. Kevin Conner, Lenny Youngo, Phil Curfman, Dan Lindey, Marc Dunmire. Tenth Row: Cam Howat, Doug Struble, Bill Pritchard, Scott McKinley, Paul Zupen, Scott Schwartzman, Rob Shelley. Six Records Set in Undefeated Season Rich Surrena clears 9xh feet in the pole vault. Coach John Hummel led the Eagle thinclads to their third straight undefeated season as they went 9 and 10 and extended their win streak to 33 meets. During the season the track team set 6 new school records. Jack Kopnisky set records in the high hurdles and intermediate hurdles and Jim Pritchard in the high jump and the triple jump. Records were also set in the 800 relay and the 2 mile relay. The Eagles finished first in the Mercer County Conference, first in District 10 and second in the Mercer County Invitational. SCOREBOARD Grove City Opponent 111 Shenango 39 117 New Wilmington 33 119 Reynolds 31 123 Commodore Perry 27 123 Sharpsville 27 82 Vi Greenville 67fc 122 Lakeview 28 111 Hickory 39 110 Mercer 40 132 First Row: John Pridcmore. Steve Richards, Trip McBride. Mike Chutz, Greg McClimans, Ron McFarland. Second Row: Bob Moon, Ron Riede. Brad Dearborn. Scott Smith. Jack Cline, Tom Pearce, Tim Myers. Coach Richard Noel. Golf Team Makes It 66 Straight Grove City High School Golf Team, under coach Richard Noel, recorded another undefeated season at 15-0. They extended winning streaks of 66 matches, and 83 consecutive home matches. Since 1962 Mr. Noel has compiled a record of 153 wins and only 10 losses. Greg McClimans led the team with a 79.0 scoring average followed by Mike Chutz with 79.4, Trip McBride 82.0, Steve Richards 83.3 and John Pridemore 87.4. These players and Ron Riede (alternate) competed in the District Tournament, where Mike Chutz and Greg McClimans qualified for State. Greg McClimans tees off as Sieve Richards. Trip McBride and Mike Chute await their turn. SCOREBOARD Grove City Opponent 15 Mercer 0 12Vi Kennedy Christian 216 15 West Middlesex 0 15 Sharpsville 0 8 Greenville 7 916 Hickory 516 1216 Kennedy Christian 216 15 West Middlesex 0 1316 Sharpsville 116 13 Hickory 2 1416 Mercer 16 12 Greenville 3 9 A. C. Valley 6 1316 A. C. Valley 116 15 Cranberry 0 Ron Riede and Steve Richards practice putting before a match. First Row: Robert Klar, Head Coach; Jim Poole, Assistant Coach. Second Row: Bill Slatinsky, Mike Perry, Bill Jones, Kent McGill, Mike Buchanan. Third Row: Bill Makepeace, Jim Bigley. Scott Eaton. Dave Alfreno. Fourth Row: Mark Dingcs, Tom Goble, Bob Wilson. Jim Urey. Fifth Row: Sam Catalfamo, Vince Garvis. EAGLES WRESTLE TO 4-9 RECORD In Coach Robert Klar’s second season as head wrestling coach the Gold and White grapplers wound up the 1974-75 season with a disappointing 4-9 record. As a team, the Eagles wrestled 160 matches and won 60 lost 93 and had 7 ties. There were brilliant individual performances for the Eagles by Mike Perry and Kent McGill. Mike Perry compiled a 14-2 mark and pinned 7 opponents. He wrestled in the 98 pound weight class. Kent McGill, a senior, had a 13-2-1 record and had 2 pins in the 112 pound weight class. Scott Eaton was the only other varsity wrestler with a better than .500 mark. His record was 10-5 which included 3 pins. Other varsity wrestlers were Jim Bigley (7-9), Dave Alfreno (5-9), Tom Goble (5-9), Steve Jacobs (6-7-2), Bill Jones (4-9-1), Bob Wilson (6-6), and Bill Slatinsky (1-6). SCOREBOARD GCHS Opp 17 Oil City 38 24 Titusville 23 12 Red Bank 36 21 Franklin 36 36 Sharpsville 20 3 Reynolds 47 30 Jamestown 23 22 Lakeview 38 27 Commodore Perry 33 5 Greenville 46 24 Mercer 32 8 Hickory 36 54 Kennedy 5 Coaches Jim Poole and Robert Klar administer first aid to injured Bill Makepeace. Tom Goble is congratulated after his victory. Kent McGill gets set for the referee’s starting signal. First Row: Coach Nancy Jo Smoose, Barb Hoyt, Shawnee Wiblc, Pam Palovich, Cindy Pringle. Miss Barbra Boyts. Second Row: Julie Richards, Helen Roll, Mary Limberg, Joyce Lightner, Nancy Barron. Third Row: Linda Braine, Jill Kopniskey, Nancy Zinkham, Ruthic Keller. Fourth Row: Ethel Forsythe. Peggy Fitzgerald. Janinc Powell. Smoose Leads Girls Basketball To 9-7 Record Grove City High School Girls Basketball Team, under the direction of Mrs. Nancy Jo Smoose, finished the season with a record of 9-7, which included 5 forfeits, and placed 4th in the Mercer County League. They also finished second in the Annual Grove City Girls Basketball Tournament. The Eagles defeated Sharpsville, but lost to Oil City in the championship game. Leading scorer and rebounder for the team was Nancy Zinkham with 125 points and 122 rebounds. She, along with Cindy Pringle, Pam Palovich and Shawnee Wible plus Nancy Barron and Ruthie Ketler provided most to the team’s scoring punch. Other seniors were Barb Hoyt and Joni Liptak. SCOREBOARD Grove City Opponent 42 West Middlesex 7 57 Mercer 37 35 Sharpsville 31 46 Reynolds 22 62 Jamestown 28 54 Hickory 56 39 Greenville 27 (Forfeit) Lake view (Forfeit) West Middlesex (Forfeit) Mercer (Forfeit) Sharpsville (Forfeit) Reynolds 54 Jamestown 36 36 H ickory 39 42 Greenville 37 46 Lakeview 41 Nancy Barron goes high for a jumpball as Shawnee Wible and Cindy Pringle wait for the tip. First Row: Bruce Ballanline, Doug Holler, Bill Pritchard, Scott McKinley. Second Row: Marc Dunmire, Rob Shelley. Dirk Butler. Steve Adams, Steve Gilliland. Third Row: John Frazier, Dave Johnston, Coach Terry Reeher, Bob Nulph, Vince Garvis. Cross Country Runs 8-3 In Second Year In its second year of cross country under Coach Terry Reeher, Grove City High School ended the season with an 8 and 3 record, a great improvement over last year’s 3 and 6 mark. Top runners were Steve Adams, Mike Buchanan, Doug Hollar, Dirk Butler, Marc Dunmire, Steve Gilliland and Bill Pritchard. Rob Shelley was captain. During the season sophomore Marc Dunmire set a new school record, completing the 2.6 mile course in 13 minutes and 41 seconds. The team competed in Districts where they finished 8th. In individual competition Marc Dunmire finished 12th. SCOREBOARD Grove City Opponent W 19 Commodore Perry 43 W 15 Jamestown 50 L 32 Mercer 23 W 24 Franklin 34 W 19 Lakeview 36 W 24 Reynolds 33 L 31 Hickory 26 W 24 Reynolds 33 W 19 Commodore Perry 44 L 46 Northwestern 17 W 27 Greenville 28 137 First Row: Jeff Tinkey, Manager; Jeff Ferguson. Tom Stcffan, Scott Easton, Trip McBride, Scott Smith. Second Row: Steve Williamson, Mike Coss, Dick Fisher, Jackie Childress. John Moser, Larry Kiser. Ron McFarland. EAGLES WIN MERCER COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIP GCHS Opp 47 Sharpsville 52 62 West Middlesex 53 87 Commodore Perry 33 84 Reynolds 62 55 Lakeview 53 72 Mercer 47 60 Greenville 48 62 Sharpsville 43 67 West Middlesex 43 87 Commodore Perry 51 74 Reynolds 49 68 Lakeview 56 58 Mercer 49 50 Greenville 49 Led by Scott Easton and Jackie Childress the Eagle basketball team went 14-1 in county league play and defeated Sharpsville for the Mercer County Championship. They were 8 and 0 during the exhibition season and won the Lions Club Christmas Tournament. Eagles were upset by Kennedy Christian in the post-season play offs and ended with an overall record of 22 and 2. In his third year on the varsity squad, Scott Easton emerged as the greatest basketball player in Grove City history. He holds the all-time scoring record with 1,103 points in his 3-year varsity career. Scott led the team in scoring with 503 points and in rebounds with 322. He blocked 107 shots and hit 54% from the field and 83% from the line. Jackie Childress, who scored 343 points, pulled down 153 rebounds and had 83 assists, was the most versatile performer in recent years. Larry Kiser passed for 128 assists and ran Grove City’s offense. Trip McBride shot 44% from the field, scoring 248 points and was the team’s third leading rebounder. Junior Tom Steffan finished with triple figures in scoring and rebounding with 129 points and 111 rebounds. At the end of the season coach Len Clarke announced his retirement after twelve years as the most successful basketball coach in school history. His teams had a record of 174 wins and 103 losses with a winning percentage of .630 and won 6 county championships. Larry Kiser scores on a break-away lay up. 1000! First Row: Dave Parenti, Manager; Jeff Hodge, Paul Spence, Brain Shelley, Lester Williams, Jim Beal. Rich Wolfe, Tom Nelson, Manager. Second Row: Dick Beech, Steve Zarnick, Dave Jordan, Dave Johnston, Mr. Mont Mattocks, Coach; Lee Holtz, Steve Johnson, Andy Kelly, Curtis Walker, Doug Hoyt Jackie Childress comes up with another move and another basket John Moser shoots over his opponent Tom Steffan bulls his way in for 2 points. Trip McBride sinks one from the corner GUARANTORS ALLIED NEWS local news coverage BASH LIN COMPANY lineman industrial equipment CAMPBELL’S DAIRY quality milk products COOPER BESSEMER CO ... 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Christie insurance agency CURRY’S CAMERA CRAFT CENTER records, photos, crafts DUNMIRE’S CLEANERS expert cleaning and tailoring EPERTHENER AUTO WRECKING proud of our old friends FILER’S AUTO BODY SHOP talk to gene or joe G. C. DINER specialists in home cooked food G. C. HARDWARE see bill for all hardware needs G. C. MOTOR PARTS one of the largest auto parts G. C. MURPHY’S complete variety store G. C. SPORT SHOP clothing and sport goods GEORGE J. HOWE COMPANY daily delight foods GIESMANN STUDIO excellence in the field of photography GOLDEN DAWN SUPERMARKET full-service market HALL LINEMAN’S SUPPLIES for alt lineman equipment HILLIARD STUDIO modern approaches towards photography H. L. R. ANDERSON INSURANCE service that saves HOVIS PLUMBING AND HEATING enjoy modern heating 142 CONTRIBUTORS JA-DE SHOP ladies apparel with a touch of originality JOHN C. DORR FUNERAL HOME ambulance service KING’S SHOE STORE shoes for the whole family KOCHER’S GROVE CITY FLORAL COMPANY flowers and gifts LANGNER ENTERPRISES for all your office equipment needs LEWIS DRY CLEANERS 24 hour service HENRY T. LIMBERG a specialty in refrigeration LOYAL L. CHRISTIE INSURANCE COMPANY protection plus savings McCANDLESS AUTOMOTIVE foreign car service MICHAEL’S BORON STATION complete line of accessories MILLER’S GULF STATION go best... go gulf NATIONWIDE INSURANCE feydo-kapp PUNTURERI DISTRIBUTORS all your favorite brands ROSTAS AND SHIPTON TELEVISION motorola 8 magnavox dealers RUDY’S RESTAURANT sportsmen meet — specialize in steak and spaghetti SCHALL’S QUAKER STATE general auto repairing — state inspection SHAFFER’S HOME DECORATING CENTER your home’s best friend SHELLEY’S FURNITUR'E carpet - lamps — bedding STEESES ICE CREAM delicious, home-made ice cream TAJON INC. bulk commodity carrier THRUSH PHARMACY rush to thrush WESTERN AUTO STORE bob sons WILLIAMSON AUTO PARTS for all your auto needs 143 PROFESSIONALS DR. F. D. ACKLIN ANDERSON W. DONAN, M.D. LTD DR. THOMAS M. EASTON JAMES W. EATON, D.M.D. DANIEL B. GALLAGHER, M.D. HILL CREST DENTAL CENTER McBRIDE McNICKLE, ATTORNEYS AT LAW W. C. 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