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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1976 volume:

Amy Cay McCamey...............Editor Cindy Morley.............Associate Editor Mike Bend................Associate Editor Dave Taylor........Photographer Mr. Nial McCamey.............Adviser In CONGRESS. July 4, 1776. e imammottT ed'anrftwt States of nwrtctt. MMJUUSft — (jM'Jjieiitemd' I iw 'HttrHhed (Je wnty SPix H™ ¥SW Staff a : ( tove(?ittf ffenioi fJrfwo , yfenn y icaMia 3 FOREWORD HAPPY BIRTHDAY U.S.A. 1976 marks the 200th Anniversary of the founding of these great United States. From our studies we have learned that although the United States is not perfect it is a wonderful nation. One that we can indeed be proud of. Many graduates of GCHS are “out in the world” putting to use the knowledge they gained in this school. As we leave school, we find that the United States offers a great chance of success to those who really want it. Knowledge is the one great asset that can never be taken from you. Use yours wisely. 4 SENIORS.................24 to 45 UNDERCLASSMEN...........46 to 82 ACTIVITIES. 84 to 118 ATHLETICS................ 120 to 131 5 Dr. Henry O. Wolfe, Jr., Superintendent Dr. Harry O. Wolfe, Jr. began his duties as Superintendent of GC Schools in September of 1975. A native of New Kensington, Pa. and a graduate of that high school, he received his Bachelor of Arts Degree from Bethany College. He earned his Master of Arts Degree in Educational Administration from Western Reserve University of Cleveland, Ohio. His Doctor of Education was received from the Pennsylvania State University. Dr. Wolfe started his teaching in Latrobe, Pa. with administrative positions being held at Latrobe, Greenfield-Kimmel in Blair County, Assistant Superintendent in Armstrong County Schools and Assistant Superintendent in Armstrong School District just prior to coming to Grove City. Dr. Kenneth Mills, Assistant Superintendent Assistant Superintendent Dr. Kenneth Mills has completed his sophomore term as a Grove City School administrator. Dr. Mills taught social sciences at Seneca Valley High School, served as college supervisor of student teaching and Assistant Director of Registration at Ohio University and Principal at Liverpool, N.Y. and Quakerstown, Pa. He graduated with a Bachelor Degree in Education from Slippery Rock State College and earned his Masters Degree in Education and Economics from the University of Pittsburgh and Ohio University. He received his Ph.D in Education from Ohio University. SCHOOL BOARD First Row: Dr. Bernard Hoyt, Mr. Rodger B. Lindh, Mr. Jack E. Schlossnagel, President; Mr. Robert Wood, Mr. Ronald L. McFarland. Second Row: Mr. Robert Hughes, Vice-president; Mr. Robert Montgomery, Mrs. Carolyn B. Richards, Mrs, Elizabeth Hart. 8 PRINCIPALS Mr. James Ross, Assistant Principal Assistant Principal James Ross has completed his third year at Grove City Senior High School. Prior to accepting this position he was an administrator for two years in West Virginia. He is a graduate of Indiana University and received his Masters of Education from Duquesne University, studied further at West Virginia University and is currently working for his Ph.D at Kent State University. Mr. Lennie Clarke. Guidance Mr. John Schultz, Guidance Mr. Morrison L. Orr, Principal Mr. Morrison Orr, Senior High School Principal, began his teaching services at Cambridge Springs and South Butler County School District. Before entering the service he was acting principal of Knock High School. His graduate education includes study at the Universities of Chicago, Massachusetts, Temple and Pittsburgh. GUIDANCE Mrs. Eleanor Kellogg; English LANGUAGE Language has evolved into our most common form of communication. In order to convey our ideas and understand people we must have a good command of our own language as well as the languages of others. Grove City High School offers courses in English, French, German, Latin, and Spanish. Miss Joan Stuck: English Mrs. Mary Lou Christie; French, German, French Club Adviser 10 Mr. Nial McCamey; English, Journalism. PINE KNOT and GRO VER STA R Adviser Mr. Anthony Orsillo; Spanish Mrs. Kay Gilliland; English Mrs. Norma Limgerg; Latin, Latin Club Adviser Mr. Richard Adams; English II Mrs. Kaye Shultz; Home Economics Miss Nancy Davis; Librarian Mr. Bennie Adams; Safety and Driver's Education SPECIALIZED FIELDS Our high school surroundings are completed by those in the specialized fields, with several excellent special courses offered. Drivers Education allows students to practice proper driving procedures. Home Economics prepares students for management and care of their future homes. Students of Vocational Agriculture are able to learn and apply farming techniques. Industrial Arts and Electricity classes prepare students for future occupations and hobbies. The Library offers extensive facilities to aid and improve the students study time. Mr. Dennis McPherson; Occupational Education, Occupational Education Club Adviser 12 Mr. Richard Kellogg; Industrial Arts. Electronics Mr. Glenn Adams; Industrial Arts Mr. David Boyer; Agriculture. Future Farmers of America Adviser Mrs. Jane Williamson; Nurse Mr. Terry McClelland; Industrial Arts. Drafting 13 Mr. Gordon Taylor; Science ■ Mr Robert Deinert; Physics Mr. William Smoker; Chemistry, Rocketry Club A dviser Mr. Jeffery Boling; Biology Mr. James Poole: General Science. Biology SCIENCE Science awakens the questioning mind to the problems of nature, medicine, energy, and space. Through the broad study of sciences, new theories and approaches to the problems of modern society are brought to the attention of students. Earth and Space science, General science, Biology, Chemistry, and Physics are the available courses. Mrs. Lorraine Gilson; General Science; Physical Education; Majorette. Pep Club, Cheerleaders Adviser Mr. Charles Hamilton: Biology Mr. Homer Christie: Biology, Earth Space. Science. Science Research Club Adviser 14 SOCIAL STUDIES Awareness of our past enables us to change the present and prepare for the future. In order to understand other countries and cultures we must study them. Grove City High School offers a range of courses to enable students to study our world, its problems, and their solutions. Mr. Fred Crum; American History. Basketball Coach Mr. John Hummel; Social Studies, Track Coach 15 Mr. William Powell; Mathematics Mr. James Hassel; Mathematics, Math Club Adviser Mr. Joseph Youngo; Mathematics, Faculty Manager MATHEMATICS Knowledge of mathematics is a necessary part of our everyday life. Whether managing the finances of a home or business, application of this knowledge is essential. Because mathematics is one of the most relevant fields in education, GCHS offers a number of courses in this area: Business math, General math. Algebra I II, Geometry, Trigometry, and Calculus. Mrs. Barbara Peterson; Mathematics Mr. Kenneth Wyman; Mathematics, Football Coach 16 BUSINESS Miss Alice Coyer; Business Education, Future Business Leader of America Adviser Knowledge of business skills will always be in great demand. It can be applied to any career a student chooses to go into. Courses offered include Shorthand, Typing, Sales, Data Processing, Bookkeeping. Clerical Practice, and Computer work. Mrs. Doris Nichols; Typing Mrs. Ruth Wellington; Business Education 17 Mr. William Snyder; Speech. Drama. Dramatics Club Adviser FINE ARTS A student’s talent may be discovered and developed through the courses offered by the Fine Arts Department at Grove City High School. These courses in chorus, band, orchestra, art, and speech strive to bring out creativity in young minds as well as the discovery and encouragement of talent. Mr. Lew Matthews; Orchestra Mr. Anthony Naples; Music 18 Mr. Daniel Kralik; Health Mr. Bernard Barnes; Anatomy Physiology. Health Mr. Robert Klar: Health, Physical Education PHYSICAL EDUCATION Physical Education develops physical strength and a personal quality of leadership and sportsmanship. By participating in such activities as volleyball, softball, basketball, soccer, fencing, and field hockey a student learns to take part in activities and to win or lose with dignity. Miss Pamela Schmucker; Health. Physical Education 19 OFFICE PERSONNEL Mr. Wayne Gregg; Secretary d Business Manager Mrs. Rulh Anne Walter; Secretary to Superintendent Miss Kathryn Urey; Secretary to Business Manager Mrs. Frances Lamont; Secretary to Assistant Superintendent Mrs. Sandy Campbell: Bookkeeper. Business Office Clerk 20 Mrs. Helen Filer; A-V Secretary Mrs. Marge McGinnis; Secretary to Principal Mrs. Jean Brown; Secretary Mrs. Bettv Kildoo; Secretary to Assistant Principal Mrs. Joy Lindey; Guidance Secretary Mrs. Wilma Swanson; Library Aide 21 rv vs Steve A dsit Robin A llison Nancy Barron Ronald Bartley Carol Becker Terri Bell Jack Bickel Richard Briggs Mike Buchanan Rick Black Alessandro Brachetti Melinda Buckley Cindy Bowser Loretta Bobbert Barbara Brown ' Trisha Benson Bob Breese Susan Bryer Bruce Bonanni Susan Calkins Tim Clark I I Linda Cowan cv ■«r A tenia Burns Kevin Constantine Michael Covert 26 Robin Corbin Laura Clements Bob Coulter Ruth Burdick Julie Campbell Diane Carey Hope Dennison 27 Denise Dick Tom Finnegan Kim Fault Clarence Edinger Cheryl Ferguson Brad Filer Jeri Fisher Gary Flickinger John Fretts Terri Forrest Anna Marie Duncan Vonnie Emmett A 4 s Elaine Dunkerly A Pam Falvo Brenda Greggs Audrey Haag Dan Gallagher Lena Garvis Pam Gerber Janette Geyer Mike Gilmore Brenda Hale Jeff Hart David Hay Connie Heasley Bill Hamilton Dorothy Hartman Kathie Heath Scott Hennon Mike Hodgson Rick Hoffman Cindy Hughes Bill Horsman Melanie Jablonovsky Jeff Horton Mike Hughes Jim Henricks Kevin Hill Shari Holter Doug Hoyt Debbie Hummel I Doug Holler Dave Johnston William Johnston Tom Kaveney Norma Keck Jim Jacobs Tim Jacobs Ellen Johnston Janet Jones A ndy Kelly Ruth Ketler Ken Kedanis Cindy Kimes John Kreiter Guy Kuhn Barb Lanigan Kathy Large Ruth Knauff Doug Labor Donna Knauff Ginny La Van Susan Lawrence Bill Lenzi Ray Lenkner Gary Kiser Allan Lizzie Ray McCoy Anne Ligo Amy Cay McCamey Linda McCarthy Sue McFarland Mary Limherg Connie McCandless Lee McCoy Kevin McGinty Dan Lindey Kim McCarl Cara Me Intire 33 Jay McQueeney Bill MacRae sSDcW OV€ Jack McNutt Jenny Martin Kathy Menzies Tammy Michael Bill Montgomery Sandy Montgomery Gina Miller Margaret Montgomery Cindy Mackey Patricia Michaels Dale Moore 34 Patti Moore John Moser Beth Orr Bill Moretti Bob Nulph Mitch Pagni Tim Myers Ginny O’Conner Marc Osborne Jeff Noel Randy O’Kane (SDcW o s Mike Parenti Jeanne Perrine Laurie Powell Kevin Perry Mark Penman Rita Peters Ken Randall Jamie Perry Steve Pollock Wally Pretko Mark Pryor 36 Don Rice Connie Rihel Arthur Robinson Bonnie Ritchey Rick Russell John Sasseen Paul Ray burg Cheryl Rice Julie Richards Terry Rodgers Helen Roll Karen Reynolds m Robert Rhoads (SDcw $ Charles Schaefer Dick Semple Tim Smith Elaine Schall Brenda Shay Judy Smalley Russ Smitley Nancy Schell Larry Smith Doug Snedden Cindy Shuler Tim Seivers Mark Sloan Rex Snider 38 Mary Ka Spence Carol Struble Kevin Stewart Rich Surrena Sallie Surrena Alan Sonntag Debbie Sonntag Cindy Sowers Thomas Steffan John Stowe 39 Nancy Spatara Kathy Sterner Kevin Sutley Becky Townley Richard Vose Beverly Webster Beth Thomas Jim Thompson Rod Tobias Peggy Uber Dave Taylor Curtis Walker Myrna Turner Wayne Urey Patty Walker 40 Cindy Trezona Shawn Urey Bruce Wilkins Michael Wilson Joe York Lester Williams Kathy Wirick Susan Yourd Steve Zarnick 41 1 am pleased to have this opportunity to express my congratulations and best wishes to the graduates of the class of 1976. Challenges and opportunities await you as you leave Grove City High School and move on to other fields of endeavor. 1 trust that you have received from this school system those skills and attitudes which will be necessary for you not only to reach your personal goals, but also to aid you in making your contribution toward the improvement of the common good. May your future achievements reflect credit on yourself and also on Grove City High School. Joe Alberth Dr. Harry O. Wolfe, Jr. Sept. 17, 1957 to Superintendent of Schools Oct. 29, 1975 Senior Class Officers: Ray Baker, President: Nancy Schell, Vice-President. Shari Holter, Secretary; Melanie Jablonovsky, T reasurer. PROM THEME: Magical Mystery Tour FLOWER.! Daisy “And no man shall stop us and no man shall follow for ours is the quest of an unknown shore.” Royal Blue Sunshine Yellow 42 MOTTO: COLOR: HOMECOMING COURT Aide Nancy Barron, Queen Beth Thomas, Aide Trisha Benson WINTER FESTIVAL COURT Aide Linda Pagni, Queen Vikki Clarke, Aide Brenda Holler 43 Paul Allison JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Jill Kopnisky. treasurer: Stacey Montgomery, secretary; Brenda Holler, vice-president; Paul Spence, president. Julie Armstrong Virginia Badger Cherie Baker Tim Baker Linda Barger Susan Baseler Dennis Armour Mike Basham Michael Beatty k Vicky Beightol Jeff Black PAUL SPENCE EYES the cafeteria delicacy of the day: Hot Dogs! i i Lori Black Cheri Blakley Michael Bend Lisa Best Ron Bice 46 Ed Blakley Darlene Bonetti Linda Braine Craig Bowman Bonnie Breese STUDENTS IN MRS. Ruth Wellington's bookkeeping class using the Auto method to find their true balance. Cheryl Brest Yvonne Broerman Jeff Brown Shawn Buchanan Dirk Butler Barbara Campbell Steve Campbell Cindy Carlson BARB ROLL AND Jenny Porsch discuss the advantages of a higher education. 47 MARK BRYER GIVES a hand to Dave Horner in drafting class. Vikki Clarke Carl Claypoole Mike Christy Tina Chutz Jack Cline Ralph Cogswell John Cole Kevin Conner Marcia Coppolella Jill Cook Tom Coulter Karen Cornelius it Ray Cornelius Chris Cowan JeffDandoy JULIE JEZ AND Michelle Frampton participate in the game “Name That Player” in a Pep Assembly. 48 Karen Dclierc Joy Dennison MISS SCH MUCKER’S GYM class enjoys an exciting game of flag football. Paula Dick Ron DiFabio Marc Dunmire George Eaton Scott Eaton Lori Faull Kevin Filer Elizabeth Dunkerley TERESA COLLINS GETS a closer look at her biology slide. Rita Finnegan John Frazier Bill Fisher Robyn Flowers Pam Funk Tammie Gadsby Michelle Frampton Barb Geary 49 Denise Gibson Jennie Granger Linda Hamilton Steve Gilliland SHARI HOLTER AND Joyce Griffin master the art of preparing a meal in Home Ec. Karen Hedglin Sally Hedglin Cynthia Hines Dennis Hockenberry Jeff Hodge Julie Hodge Ron Hoffman Brenda Holier Mark Hughes Cameron Howat Lee Holtz Robin Hume Keith Houston Alan Johnston PEGGY CROUCH STUDIES the movement of a micro-organism. 50 Edna Keck Wanda Keck Shelley Kennedy Linda Knauff RUTH BURDICK AND Mindy Christy make Christmas trees for French Club. Jill Kopnisky Deborah Kuhn John Large Greg Lattyak Natalie Lewis Michele Louise TOM NELSON IS careful to make the correct Patricia McDermott measurement. Sheila McAllister John McDowell Nancy McCullough Pam McFadd Bill McConnell Robert McDowell 51 Sue MeFadden TAMMY MICHAEL SMILES proudly as Steve Alessio compliments her on her drafting ability. Jerry Mclntirc Scott McKinley Mary Jo McGarvey Sheila McMullen Barb Maddalena Richard Marano Richard Michael Allen McLaughlin Don McKnight Elaine Michaels Stacy Montgomery Janet Michel Charles Moore Chcri Miller Nancy Monteleone Scott Nelson Tom Nelson BARB BROWN STANDS amazed at Mr. Griffith’s knowledge about her flute. 52 Kathleen Ncyman DEBBIE SMITH AND Mike Beatty cheerfully discuss their upcoming biology project. V Mike O’Mahony Marta Northcott Melvin Parker ■ f Douglas Parker Georgia Parker Sharon Opitz Linda Pagni David Parenti Lois Parsons Mike Perry Scott Persun Bob Polito BONNIE RITCHEY SKILLFULLY completes Burton Pollock work for EBLA. Cindy Priester Bill Pritchard Dean Rankin 53 MAJORETTES MICHELE SLENCAK. Patty Moore, Jill Cook, and Peggy Uber perform a routine during a pep assembly. Peggy Richards David Rice ) Mark Royle Brenda Riddle Mike Rizza Vivian Rodgers Cindy Ryder David Sautter Scott Schwartzman JAY MCQUEENEY STUDIES hard as good grades are his goal. Julie Seanor Brian Shelley 54 Harold Simmons Tracy Slatinsky Michele Slencak David Sowers “GEE, MR. CHRISTY, I'm not sure about that,” says Marcia Cunningham to Mr. Christy as he explains a problem. Paul Spence Greg Spencer Gwen Steele Todd Steen CARL HARTMAN KEEPS on working while Clarence Whitfield takes a break to get his picture taken. Gary Stull Anita Stevens Francine Stodolak Doug Struble Bill Stuart Bart Taylor 55 JUNIOR CLASS YELLS their loudest in the Pep Assembly! Jan Urey Carl Webster Rich Weil Brenda Welton Claudia White Bob Turck Dorothy White Clarence Whitfield Sam Williamson Andy Wilson Rich Wolfe Melody Yeager Don York Lenny Youngo Paul Zupen STUDENTS IN MISS Stuck's class make good use of the card catalog. 56 Bryan Andresky Brenda Anthony Bruce Atwell Donna Bagnall SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Joyce Stillwagon, treasurer; Julie Jez, secretary; Kirby Burns, vice-president; Wayne Glenn, president. Brian Ballantine Charlene Baughman Annette Becker Jennie Benton Scott Biglcy Dave Braham MRS. NICHOLS TYPING class concentrates on minimizing errors while typing. Helen Billig Donna Brccsc Helen Bridge Brenda Breese 57 Biddy Brooks Paula Brown Jeff Burckle Susan Burdick Kirby Burns Kelly Campbell Vicki Campbell Dave Cole Teresa Collins DOUG HOYT AND Doug Holler give a final check on their drafting project. Charles Confer Lori Como Sheila Cornelius Mike Corner Greg Coppolela JENNY DINGES AND her friend look up material in the library. Tracy Covert Scott Cornelius Suzanne Coss 58 Jackie Craig Lanny Craig Cindy Critchlow V Peggy Crouch Karen Cypheri Bob Decker Trade Decker Debbie DeSimone Karen Deinert © Doug Dick STUDENTS BUSILY TAKE notes from the board. Tonya Dolan Joy Fabian KIM MCCARL STRAINS to readjust a piece of machinery. Shelley Faull Todd Englchart Ron Eperthener Larry Fisher Betsy Fitzgerald 59 Peggy Fitzgerald Sean Gallagher Mike Garvis Kitty Geisler Kevin Gibson HUNGRY STUDENTS IMPATIENTLY wait for their trays to be filled with the delicious food made in the cafeteria. Mary Greenawalt Cliff Gregg Tim Goble Kathy Gladden Dawn Grace Cheryl Henricks IN HOME EC. Cindy Cramer works diligently refinishing her chair. Marlene Heath Carl Hartman Dave Gilson Edward Goncz LuAnn Guarnieri Sharon Hensel 60 Rodney Hovis Penny Huff Dave Hummel Robert Hunziker Dan Herb Ronald Hunziker Lori James Doug Jamison CLARK WHITE WRITES down the results as Gary Moya-Mcndez determines the type of their rock specimine. Tracy I then Pam Jamison Kevin Kearney BILL SHELLATREE AND Bill Wayand complete their history project. Kathy Keck Vicki Keck Tim Keil Julie Jcz Laura Johnston Ron Jones 61 Eugene Keitzcr Diane Kelly Janet Kelly Patty Kelly David Kelsey Doug Kimmell Dari King Mark Knauff Kelly Knepp Julie Knight MR. BOl.ING SHOWS Laura Johnston and Barb Mapes how to use a miscroscope. Crystal Kotch Stacey Labor Roberta Lerch Paul Lutton Stuart McAllister Randy McBride CHARLES SCHAEFER STURDIES his project with a few more nails. Kathi McCall 62 Erin McMullen Kim McNutt Kim Magee GREG LATTYAK PUMPS Jeff Brown's heart, to demonstrate how to give first aid when the heart stops. TIM WINDER AND Bob Nulph play their trumpets with pride. Debra Makepeace Reed Matthews Barbara Mapes Becky Mattson Edwin Marstellar Roy Martin 63 Debbie Nulph Shccvaun O’Connor CINDY SNYDER. MISSY Lynch, and Mandy O’Bannon appeal to the audience to cheer. Tammy O’Conner Tracy Owen Joe Petrikis Jim Pittock Randy Polito DAN HERB KNOWS the answer while others in the class look it up. Debbie Peters Jenny Porsch 64 Janine Powell Karen Pretko Mary Puklavec Bill Rainier Brenda Rankin Tim Rape Patty Raybould Deborah Reeher Patti Rendos Dennis Riddle Cindy Reed Ken Reiber SENIOR MEMBERS OF the football team put forth all their effort in response to the Cheerleader’s request. KIRBY BURNS REALLY concentrates on writing his book report. Deena Rhoades Mary Rice Logan Rouse Barbara Roll Debbie Riddle Russell Sauer 65 Johnathan Shaw CINDY SPATARA EXAMINES a specimen while Helen Bridge’s attention is drawn to something else. Elizabeth Shelatree Brenda Scwall Tom Simon Bill Slatinsky Debbie Smith Marlene Snow Mary Snider Cindy Snyder Hollie Snyder MICHELLE FRAMPTON RECEIVES a hug Charyn Somers from Barb Brown in a scene from “The Bad Seed.” 66 Jeff Sonnlag Marsha Taylor Dave Townlcy Mark Trezona Debbie Vogan Mark Surrena Cindy Spatara Mike Stabile Ken Sterner Joyce Stillwagon Mary Todd Bonnie Travis BRENDA SEWALL AND Sue Burdick need the exact amount of sulfur to make their lab experiment work. Jan Turner TRISHA BENSON LEADS one of the cheerleaders famous pep assemblies. Susi Wampler Bruce Ward Charier Weber 67 GARY KISER CONCENTRATES on giving a perfect performance. Leo Zamick AT THE HOMECOMING game, A cold Darlene Bonetti reaches for her gloves. WHEN POSING FOR the camera. Derry Wimer smiles while Andy Kelly takes on a serious approach. 68 Kenneth Acklin Robert Adams Lynne Bain James Baker Walter Basham Richard Baughman Sherry Baumgardner Steven Bend Eric Best KIM MCNUTT AND Kevin Gibson strive to turn in a perfect homework paper. Don Babel Jack Atwell Brenda Barkley Dewayne Basham FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Joe Jez, president; Joe Youngo, vice president; Sherry Smith, secretary; Don Opitz. treasurer. Bob Black 59 Brenda Bice Terry Bickel Joel Black Laurie Bobbert Vicki Bobbcrt Mark Bonanni Mark Bryer David Buchanan CINDY RYDER. PATTY McDermott. Francine Stodolak, and Brenda Welton work hard to perfect their shorthand. Jeffrey Carey Colleen Carlson James Clark DALE MONTGOMERY CHECKS the position of the sun for his experiment. Cynthia Clark Loren Buchanan Jeffrey Buckley Valerie Bulfone Catherine Campbell Jeffrey Carlson Thomas Cirillo 70 Frank Confer Susan Craft Thomas Crouch Marcy Cunningham Thomas Coryea Blanche Cramer Bobby Crow Curtis Cusick TIM SMITH. BRUCE Bonanni. and Charles Shaefer colaberate on a project. 71 Jerry Dyer Ken Dunkerley Jeffrey Dunlap Carolyn Dunmire RUSTY SAUER PEEKS over his book while Mr. Powell helps Georgia Parker with one of his famous problems. X . Justin Gallagher ‘‘I HAVE THE answer!” shouts Diane Taylor to Mr. Orsillo Edward Finnegan Tammi Forrest Donald Ellis Kenneth Forsythe William Garlock James Eaton Amy Englehart Marcia Ferrere Peter Garvis 72 Jennifer Gilliland Jack Gills Gay Glenn Kenneth Goncz Jeffrey Griffin Pauline Hammelly Philip Hand Anna Hassel KAREN CORNELIUS WORKS on the pattern Frank Grace Andrew Graham to her latest sewing creation. TRACY SHELLEY AND Linda Hines stretch to put up Christmas decorations for Mr. Scrooge not really, (Mr. Christie) Arlene Hassel Dave Herb Linda Hines Dave Hillard 73 Mark Hodge Kenneth Hoffman Randy Hoffman Edward Holmes David Horner Daniel Hobart CHRIS ZELLMAN other schools. EYES the bulletin board which compares the Pine Knot to yearbooks from Mary Kearney David Kedanis MR. MCCAMEY SUPERVISES while co- workers Amy McCamey and Jan Urey work on the 1976 Pine Knot. Michael Hughes Marta Jablonovsky Patricia Johnston Daniel Kelly Doug Hume Steven Jamison Kenneth Jordan Deborah Kelly 74 Wendy Kennedy Ronda Kiser Terrie Knight Claudia Koprinock Don Latshaw Larry Lester Dean Lindey Barb Longneckcr BILL PRITCHARD SMILES as he reads a Kimberly Koprivnikar Doreen Labor humorous line in his English book. Kimberly Klingcnsmith Corinda Knight TOM NELSON AND Karl Shearer concentrate on getting a straight cut. Melissa Lynch Mark McClymonds Bonnie McCoy Barbara McDivitt 75 m Eric McElroy Terry McFaddcn Robert McFcaters June McLaughlin Dale McKinley DARLENE BONETTI ARGUES with referee Miss Schmuckcr and Michelle Frampton walks away in disgust, while a preoccupied Denise Gibson smiles for the camera. Lori Meyers David Michel f h i A Dale Montgomery David Montgomery ED GONZ FINDS getting his picture taken easier to understand than his Latin. Carla Marano David Marshall Jeffery Millef Karen Montgomery 76 Rebecca MacTaggart Robert Marburger Pamela Miller Walter Montgomery Beverly Moore Deborah Moore Debra Morlcy Gary Moya-Mendez Sally Orr Susan Orr Nancy Owens Marcia Osborne “1 HAVE IT here somewhere, says Wendy Patterson to Terry Coyer. Robert Moore Mandy 0‘Bannon Wendy Moore Don Opitz JAN UREY AND Vikki Clarke. Cheese!! 77 Dennis Powell Scott Pridemore Amy Priester Chris Reed Maureen Remley Edgar Reppert mm Chcri Rhodes BARB BROWN AND Mary Limberg give first aid to a collapsed Annie. Lee Ann Reppert Kimberly Rhoads Scott Richards Sheri Rust Debra Riddle Pauline Rutan Thomas Sanguigni David Sansotta KATHY HEATH PREPARES to put her biology projects on display. % Thomas Riddle Ruth Rodgers 78 BPx V. v Carl Schlossnagel Donald Shaw William Shelatree Lyle Sherman V David Slyter Richard Schultz A Daniel Shawgo Tracy Shelley William Shuler Deborah Smith RANDY SURRENA TRIMS his wood project into shape for his final grade. William Shay Matthew Shealy MICHELE SLENCAK AND Darlene Bonettt stock up on lots of candy to devour while watching an exciting varsity wrestling match. Sherry Smith Ellen Snedden Keith Snow Michael Sopher 79 Brenda Taylor April Thompson Debbie Thompson Judy Thompson Lorrain Steele David Studebaker RANDY MCBRIDE WAITS for Mrs. Swanson to give him a library slip while Jamie Eaton busily fills his out. Rose Walker Clifton Walsh William Wayand Kenneth Weber PATTY GEARY PONDERS about what she should do next in her Home Ec class. Kay Todd Charles Turner Jeffrey Vose Tami Wagner John Walter Thomas Watson Bcsty Webster Richard Weber 80 Kitty Webster Clark White Michelle Winkle Barbara Wise DAVE HORNER CHECKS his figures to make sure his total is correct. Jean Wilder Charles Wolfe Brian Winger Eric Wright Judith Young Joseph Youngo MISS SCHMUCKER’S NINTH and tenth grade gym class prepares to play a game of hockey. Tom Yurchison Carol Zcnobi Kelly Ziegler CHEERLEADERS GIVE THEIR all in a skit for one of their “famous pep talks ’ ..OV-UT O , '■ 6-191 GROVER STAR Co-Editors Amy McCamey, Mike Bend and Cindy Morley checking the STAR for final approval. PINE KNOT This issue of the PINE KNOT is published on the birthday of our nation ... 200 years old. It is only the 52nd for the yearbook ... we hope both have many more. One must work on the yearbook to appreciate the time needed to publish it. Finding new ideas, additional money, and ways to increase sales are just some of the problems faced every year by the staff. Each year a new cover is designed with new layouts for sections, new pictures of teachers, and activities throughout the book. This year color has been added and also some fantastic pictures by head photographer, Dave Taylor. Head Photographer, Dave Taylor checks one of his famous pictures. PINE KNOT Associate Editor Cindy Morley and PINE KNOT Editor Amy McCamey looking over the copy. Mr. Nial McCamey, Adviser, approves. GROVER STAR Newspapers are but a mirror of the area they cover and the GROVER STAR staff hopes the STAR has covered the many events of this school year. A dedicated staff gives uncounted hours writing, typing, retyping, picture taking and printing. Layouts and final proofs must be checked before the newspaper can be published. Editors Amy and Cindy designed and drew the advertising used in the paper this year. Pennsylvania School Press Association awarded 1 Keystone, 11 seconds, and 8 third place awards to members of the GROVER STAR stall at the annual PSPA meeting in Harrisburg. Girls Sports Editor Jan Urey types her copy while Tracy Chamberlain looks on. Co-staff workers Lena Garvis and Barb Mapes putting the Denise Gibson and Linda Schultz type their copy for the STAR, advertisements on the layout. Debbie Morley and Kathy Gladden working on advertising. Assistant photographers Dennis Powell and Bill Shuler learning the facts about picture taking. Debbie Nulph and Tammic Forrest checking the STAR columns. 85 Boy's Sports Editors Todd Steen and A1 Castelucci writing captions for sports shots. First Row: Stacy Montgomery, Julie Richards, Evan Robson. Darlene Bonetti. Second Row: Brian Shelley, Mike Bend. Ruth Ketler, Chris Cowan. First Row: Julie Richards, President; Evan Robson, Vice-president; Second Row; Mike Bend. Mr. Terry McClelland, Advisor STUDENT COUNCIL Governments have been instituted among men to protect the rights of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness our Declaration of Independence boldly declared. Such a noble goal is that of student council. It is a job of leading and of organizing such diverse projects as Homecoming and Winter Festival, student rights and a constitution. Again the effort necessary for success has been present, and again there has been wide and active involvement in the school. First Row: Ken Goncz, Brenda Rankin. Linda Hines, Rhonda Kiser. Second Row: Dave DeMarco, Joe Jez, Wayne Glenn, Kirby Bums. 86 First Row: Brian Shelley. Darlene Bonelli. Michele Frampton, Robyn Flowers, Melissa Taggart, Joy Dennison. Second Row: Tracy Chamberlain. Janet Michel. Robin Hume. Mike Bend. Rita Finnegan. Melissa Atwell. Third Row: Brenda Holter, Jill Kopnisky, Sharon Opitz, Michele Slencak, Paul Spence, John Cole. Fourth Row: Jack Cline. Todd Steen, Kevin Conner First Row: Nancy Zinkham, President; Nancy Schell, Vice-president; Second Row: Ruth Keller, Secretary, Kevin McGintv, Treasurer, Mr. John Schultz. Adviser. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Well-rounded success within the high school, a rare achievement indeed, is recognized and promoted by Grove City’s chapter of National Honor Society. This group consists of sophomores, juniors, and seniors who exhibit outstanding leadership, scholarship, service, and character. Members carry the additional responsibility of setting an example for other students. First Row: Robin Allison, Connie McCandless. Pam Crouch. Shari Holter, Julie Richards, Terry Coyer. Debbie Sonntag. Second Row: Ray Baker. Beth Thomas. Mike Buchanan. Cathy Anderson, Buddy Dcnbow. Dave Taylor, Jeanne Perrine, Third Row: Janet Jones, Shawn Urey, Sue Yourd, Kim Faull, Suzanne Barr. Ruth Burdick. Lauri Powell. Beth Orr. Fourth Row: Wally Pretko, Angela Critchlow, Margaret Montgomery, Melanie Jablonovsky, Sallie Surrena, A1 Brachetti, Mike Parenti, Lee McCoy. Not pictured: Amy McCamey. First Row; Janei Jones, Denise Dick. Shari Hotter. Beth Thomas, Dorothy Hartman. Second Row: Shawn Urey, Susan Yourd, Ruth Burdick. Sally Dcnikcr. Jay McQueeny. Third Row: Jeff Noel, Mike Parenti. Melanie Jablonovsky, Nancy Barron. Ruth Ketler, Allan Lizzie. FRENCH CLUB Exposure to the rich heritage and language of France is the key to French Club. In addition to regular meetings, the group supplements its activities by sponsoring various dinners, dances, and confections to fund a trip at the end of the year. First Row: Shawn Urey, President; Nancy Barron. Vice-president; Melanie Jablonovsky, Secretary. Second Row: Mrs. Mary Lou Christie, Ad iser; Shari Holter, Assistant Treasurer; Beth Thomas, Treasurer; Sharon Opitz, Assistant Secretary. First Row: Melissa Taggart. Kathy Neyman, Kathy Wolfe. Shelley Wible, Julie Jez. Second Row: Karen Deliere, Denise Nolan, Darlene Bonetti, Julie Hodge, Janet Michel, Natalie Owens. Third Row: Doug Parker, Ed Goncz, Julie Seanor, Dave Rice, Sharon Opitz, Mindy Christie, Barb Roll, Todd Steen. First Row: Kathy Large. Tracy Chamberlain. Stacey Labor, Lisa Perry, Second row: Denise Gibson. Jan Urey, Barb Mapes. Biddy Brooks, Linda KnaufT. Third row: Vikki Clarke, Kim Koprivnikar. Carol Critchlow, Marta Northcott, Laurie Clements, Debbie Smith. Fourth row: Mary Kearney. Michele Louise, Michele Slencak, Jill Kopnisky. Judy Smalley, Carol Struble. Fifth row: Shelley Faull, Jeff Brown. Anna Marie Duncan. SPANISH CLUB Increasing the student knowledge of the Spanish language, customs, and culture is the main goal of Spanish Club. A different program is planned for each meeting by the officers and adviser, Mrs. Linda Sardinsky. At Christmas, the club collected money for Children’s Hospital. Other activities include a rummage sale and bake sale, which help raise money for field trips. First Row: Jan Urey, President; Vikki Clarke, Secretary; Kathy Gladden, Treasurer. Second Row: Mrs. Linda Sardinsky, Adviser; Jeff Dandoy, Activities Coordinator. First row: Mary Grecnawalt. Colleen Carlson. Karen Brown. Peggy Crouch. Second Row: Brenda Scwall, Debbie Riddle, Linda Cowan, Pam Falvo, Carol Becker. Third row: Su .annc Coss, Linda Pagni. Donna Bagnali. Elizabeth Dunkcrlcy, Marcia Taylor. Peggy Fitzgerald. Fourth row: JefT Dandoy, Paula Winger. Melissa Atwell. Vickv Beightol. Kathy Gladden. Nancy Zmkham. Kevin Gibson, Sue McGinty, Paula Stutz. First Row: Chuck Moore. Brian Shelley. Nancy Schell, Julie Richards. Cindy Carlson Second Row: Greg Spencer, Dennis Armour. Donna KnaufT, Kevin McGinty LATIN CLUB Et Tu, discipuli, have you not heard of the GCHS Latin Club? This is a dedicated group of students of the Roman civilization literature and religion. Magister Latinae, Mrs. Norma Limberg directs this enthusiasm, keeping Caesar, Cicero, Cato and Nero alive forever. First Row: Consul: Nancy Schell and Julie Richards. Quaestors: Kevin McGinty. Aediles: Sean Gallagher, Karen Pretko. Second Row: Tribune: Donna Knauff. Censor: Jesse Ligo. Mrs. Norma Limberg. Adviser First Row: Debbie De Simone. Laura Jonston, Diane Kelly. Chuck Confer. Second Row: Mark Trezona. Sharon Hensel. leresa Collins, Jesse Ligo. Sean Gallagher. Third Row: Reed Mathews. Mike Stabile. Karen Pretko 90 First row: Kevin MeGinty. Dennis Armour, Dave Taylor, Evan Robson. Second row: Dick Beech, Derrv Wimer, Curt Walker. Rex Snider. KEY CLUB Key Club this year is under the leadership of Mr. Richard Kellogg. It is one of the service clubs of GCHS and is affiliated with the Grove City Kiwanis Club. Raising money for charity is the main project of this group of boys. Small in number but strong in heart they really do a good job for GCHS. First row: Kevin McGinty, Vice-President: Evan Robson, President. Second row: Derry Wimer, Secretary. Curt Walker. Treasurer. Third row: Mr. Richard Kellogg, Adviser. 91 First Row: Pam Crouch, Natalie Coulter, Melissa Taggart, Peggy Crouch, Second Row: Cindy Carlson, Becky MacTaggart, Karen Deinert, Connie McCandless, Third Row: Penny Huff, Missy Atwell, Sheila McMullen, Janine Powell, Wendy Patterson. First Row: Miss Nancy Davis. Ad iser; Cathy Anderson. President. Robin Hume, Vice-President. Michele Frampton, Secretary; Diane Taylor, Treasurer. Second Row: Cindy Bowser. President; Melissa Taggart, Vice-President; Pam Crouch, Secretary; Peggy Crouch. Treasurer. LIBRARY CLUB There is more to Library Club then learning the “Dewey’s and Don’ts.” Mass information service requires learning how to best present and organize knowledge for the public use. Besides helping process the library’s many resources, assisting Miss Nancy Davis and Mrs. Wilma Swanson, they decorated the library for the Yuletide and in that season’s spirit gave away candy to lucky individuals. First Row: Michele Frampton, Elaine Dunkerly, Hollie Snyder, Patty Walker. Melinda Buckley. Second Row: Elizabeth Shellatree. Kim Faull, Debbie McCoy. Linda Barger. Diane Taylor, Cathy Anderson. Third Row: Robin Hume, Suzanne Barr. Janette Geyer, Linda Schultz, Lisa Best, Cindy Critchlow. 92 First Row: Patty Raybould, Julie Jez, Darlene Bonetti, Nancy McCullough. Jan Urey, Stacey Labor, Stacey Montgomery. Second Row: Jenny Montgomery, Tracy Chamberlain, Lisa Perry, Vikki Clarke, Marcia Coppolella, Brenda Riddle, Brenda Holler, Third Row: Pauline Hamelly, Donna Bagnall, Terri Bickle, Kathi McCall, Shelley Kennedy, Sue Shaw, Dorothy White, Chris Cowan. Fourth Row: Cheri Henricks, Natalie Owens, Diane Lytle, Tina Chutz, Rosemary Walker. Michele Slencak. Janet Michael, Jill Kopnisky. Fifth Row: Brenda Rankin, Kathy Wolfe, Patty Young, Sharon Opitz, Debbie Nulph, Peggy Fitzgerald. Betsy Fitzgerald. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE Students join American Field Service to gain a greater knowledge of other countries. Through an exchange program Grove City High School sends a student to a foreign country and a student from another country spends a year in GCHS. This year’s student is Alessandro Brachetti. Members give their time and effort to raise funds for their program. The year’s big event is the annual AFS Ball. First Row: Shawn Urey, President; Barb Maddalena, Vice-President. Second Row: Sue Yourd, Secretary; Alessandro Brachetti. AFS Student. First Row: Helen Roll, Patti Moore, Shari Holter. Kathy Large, Julie Richards. Second Row: Janet Jones, Cathy Anderson, Kim Faull, Linda Cowan. Kathy Jacobs. Jeanne Albcrth, Trisha Benson. Third Row: Janette Geyer, Nancy Schell. Denise Dick, Carol Struble, Laurie Crow. Judy Smalley, Melanie Jablonovsky, Patty Walker. First Row: Kim Pauli, Janet Jones, Shari Holler, Pam Crouch. Second Row: Susan Yourd, Dorothy Hartman. Sally Denikcr, Melanie Jablonovsky, Suzanne Barr. Third Row: Scott Hennon, John Fretts, Tom Barger, Wally Pretko, Dave Johnston, Fourth Row: Mike Parenti, Curt Walker, Dale Moore. First Row: Kevin McGinty, President; Nancy Zinkham, Vice President; Nancy Schell. Secretary. Second Row: Ruth Ketler. Tresurer, Mr. James Hasscl, Adviser. MATH CLUB 2B or not 2B — That is the question for calculating minds. Whether to bear the slings and arrows of tutoring in math or to raise funds for the year end trip is left to be decided by those juniors and seniors invited to join this organization. Advising all in these decisions is their adviser, Mr. James Hassel. 94 First Row: Julie Jez, Shelley Wihle, Bobbie Lerch, Kathy Wolfe, Lisa Perry. Second Row: Paula Brown, Cindy Critchlow, Betsy Fitzgerald, Barb Mapes, Lu Ann Guamieri. Mary Snider. Third Row: Barb Roll, Cheri Henricks, Brenda Rankin, Mary Ann Puklavec, Karen Pretko, Diane Kelly, Kathy Gladden. Miss Pam Schmucker, Adviser, Denise Gibson, President; Nancy Barron. Vice-President. LEADERS CLUB Miss Pam Schmucker took over the Leader’s Club this year and had the girls participate in many school functions. Members gave assistance to gym teachers in classes by refereeing games, acting as officials and giving pointers to the students who needed them. Their annual big event was the Indoor Olympic Night. First Row; Jan Urey, Denise Dick, Helen Roll. Julie Richards. Second Row: Ruth Keller. Anita Stevens, Nancy Schell. Sally Deniker, Carol Rice. Third Row: Nancy Zink ham. Michelle Slencak, Jill Kopniskv, Linda Pagni. 95 First Row: Cheryl Rice. Bev Webster. Kathy Sterner. Beth Thomas. Cathy Anderson. Second Row: Beth Orr, Angela Critchlow, Julie Richards, Trisha Benson, Donna Knauff, Linda Cowan. Third Row: Ruth Ketler. Nancy Schell, Jeanne Alberth, Nancy Barron, Barb Brown. Fourth Row: Sally Deniker, Sally Surrena, Judy Smalley, Helen Roll GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION First Row: Linda Hines, Judy Clarke. Tracy Shelley. Doreen Labor. Second Row: Kim Rhodes. Barb Wise, Jenna Gilliland, April Thompson. Linda McCullough. Third Row: Marta Jablonovsky. Wendy Kennedy. Barb Johnson. Mary Kearney. Fourth Row: Sue Parker. Chris Pagni, Barb Longnecker, Gay Glenn, Sherri Smith. 96 First Row: Jan Urey, Cheryl Brest, Tracy Chamberlain, Darlene Bonetti, Nancy McCullough, Jill Cook. Second Row: Debbie Kuhn, Vikki Clarke, Chris Cowan, Linda Pagni. Diane Lytle, Carol Rice, Rita Finnegan. Third Row: Janet Michel, Karen Dclierc, Brenda Riddle, Marcia Coppolella, Brenda Holter, Jill Kopnisky. Fourth Row: Cindy Hines, Brenda Welton, Sue Shaw, Julie Seanor, Mindy Christy, Shelley Kennedy, Dorothy White. Fifth Row: Trisha McDermott, Anita Stevens. Francine Stodolak. Julie Armstrong. Sharon Opitz, Tina Chutz. First Row: Nancy Zinkham President Denise Gibson. Vice-President; Second Row: Miss Pam Schmucker, Adviser, Michelle Slencak, Treasurer. GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCATION One of the major goals of the Girls Athletic Association is promoting an interest in athletics and providing opportunity for additional participation in physical activity outside of gym class. GAA invites all girls to participate in speedball, basketball, or volleyball with good sportsmanship the only requirement. First Row: Shelley Wible, Patty Raybould, Julie Jez, Cindy Snyder. Stacey Labor. Ellen Eakin. Joyce Stillwagon. Second Row: Tracy Covert. Bobbi Lerch, Diane Kelly, Lisa Perry. Barb Roll, Debbie Smith. Paula Brown. Third Row: Cindy Critchlow, Lori Como, Lu Ann Guarnieri. Kathi McCall, Peggy Fitzgerald. Barb Mapes, Kathy Wolfe, Jenny Montgomery. Fourth Row. Shelley Faull, Biddy Brooks, Tracy Owen, Karen Pretko, Teresa Collins, Linda Schultz, Kathy Gladden, Janine Powell. Fifth Row: Patty Young, Debbie Nulph, Cheri Hendricks. Mary Snider. First Row: Edna Keck. Rachael Cogswell. Loretta Bobbert Second Row: Ralph Cogswell. George Horstman. Mike Basham First Row: Miss Debbie Baker. Adviser, Mike Basham. President: George Horstman. Vice-President. Mr. Dennis McPherson. Adviser Second Row: Margaret Boyer, Secretary; Loretta Bobbert, Treasurer; Ralph Cogswell. Photographer OCCUPATIONAL EDUCATION CLUB Under the direction of Mr. Dennis McPherson the Occupational Education Club has really moved in the right direction. Members of the club get involved in as many school related organizations as possible. They also learn the fundamentals of parlimentary procedure and give valuable service to the school. First Row: Brenda Barkley. Lorie Black. Margaret Boyer. Peggy Mathicson. Don Bable Second Row: Steve Covert. Ron Jones. Tim Hoge. Randy Moore. First Row: Karl Shearer, Scott Nelson, Ben Yarian, Jeff Miller Second Row: Dave Cole, Ron Hunziker, Mr. William Smoker ROCKETRY Rocketry Club has consolidated into fewer members so they can learn more of the aspects of rockets. Safety is stressed while the actual firing takes place. Members have high hopes of someday going to the moon. An exhibition of their various types of rockets is given during the school year. Adviser to the organization is Mr. William Smoker First Row: Dave Cole. President; Karl Shearer, Vice-President: Scott Nelson, Secretary: Mr. William Smoker. Adviser 99 First Row: Cheryl Brest, Darlene Bonetti, Siacey Montgomery, Jan Urey, Francie Abplanalp, Jennifer Montgomery. Second Row: Cindy Hines, Shelley Kennedy, Brenda Holter, Linda Hines, Bobbi Lerch, Kim McNutt. Third Row: Marcia Coppolella, Brenda Riddle, Dorothy White. Janet Michel, Lori Como, Lu Ann Guarnicri. Fourth Row: Bill Hamilton, Brenda Wclton, Patricia McDermott, Sue Ann Tighc. Chris Cowan, Denise Gibson, Donna Knauff, Robin Allison. Fifth Row: Doug Parker, Rusty Eaton, Marc Dunmirc, Cam Howat, Scott Nelson, Dave Parenti, Sean Gallagher. SKI CLUB Outdoor sports are few at GCHS, so Mr. Noel, Mr. Reddinger, and Mr. Taylor started the Ski Club. They hope to promote better understanding of individual accomplishments by showing that anyone can ski. Members learn the fundamentals arid then take a ski trip to try out their talents. Advisers: Mr. Gordon Taylor. Mr. A1 Reddinger. Mr. Richard Noel. First Row: Tracy Chamberlain, Joyce Stillwagon, Elaine Michaels, Maureen Remley, Julie Richards, Shelly Wible. Second Row. Janette Geyer, Melinda Buckley, Patty Walker, Laurie Clements, Rita Finnegin, Linda Knauff, Charyn Somers. Third Row: Ruth Keller, Tina Chutz, Jill Kopnisky, Kathy McCall, Annette Becker, Laura Johnston, Mary Ann Puklavec. Fourth Row: Paula Stutz, Tammy Michael, Lisa Best, Sharon Opitz, Tracy Covert, Cheri Henricks, Kevin McGinty, Tim Jacobs. Fifth Row: Bill Pritchard, Paul Zupen, Steve Adsit, Steve Williamson, Nancy Zinkham. Randy McBride, Brian Shelley, Doug Struble, Doug Surrena. First Row: Darlene Bonetti, Michelle Frampton, Doreen Labor, Ronda Kiser, Linda Hines. Second Row: Marci Osborne, Linda McCullough, Tracy Shelley, Gwen Steele, Becky MacTaggart, Sally Orr. Third Row: Tracy Chamberlain, Jan Urey, Vikki Clarke, April Thompson, Judy Clarke, Marta Jablonovsky, Wendy Kennedy. Fourth Row: Dorothy White, Julie Seanor, Mindy Christy, Michele Slcncak, Tina Chutz, Valerie Bulfone, Susan McGinty. Fifth Row: Elaine Michaels, Jill Kopnisky, Brenda Holter, Susan Orr, Chris Pagni, Sherri Smith. PEP CLUB Members of Pep Club organize to promote sports and enthusiasm for the Grove City High School Fighting Eagles in all sports. Many hours are spent creating signs and other devices that put the fire under the student body to do as good a job for the Eagles as the Eagles do for them. First Row: Melanie Jablonovsky, President; Beth Thomas Vice-President; Sandy Montgomery, Treasurer, Shari Holter, Secretary; Kathy Neyman, Attendance Secretary. First Row: Debbie Smith, Julie Jez, Patty Raybould, Stacey Labor. Joyce Stillwagon, Bobbi Lerch. Second Row: Teresa Collins, Jenny Montgomery. Kathy Wolfe, Shelly Wible, Janet Jones, Carol Becker, Sue Yourd. Third Row: Barb Roll, Brenda Rankin, Kalhi McCall, Shawn Urey, Carol Struble, Laurie Crow. Fourth Row: Cindy Critchlow. Annette Becker, Jackie Clark. Sallie Surrena, Debbie Hummel, Trisha Benson. 101 First Row: Debbi Vogan, Sheri Miller, Pam Miller. Second Row: Crystal Kotch, Joy Fabian, Connie Gilmore, Third row: Marcia Taylor, Debbie McCoy. Sheila Cornelius. Debbie McCoy, President, Crystal Kotch, Vice-President, Sheri Miller. Secretary: Mrs. Kaye Schultz, Adviser. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA In her first year as adviser to the Future Homemakers of America, Mrs. Kaye Schultz led her demonstration team to a second place in the state contest at the annual Farm Show in Harrisburg. The team presented “How to Bake a Chocolate Pie . Members of this club spend their hours expanding their knowledge of home life. Debbie Vogan, Crystal Kotch, Marcia Taylor, Debbie McCoy. Pam Miller. Sheila Cornelius. Fint Row: Doug Miller, Jan Turner, Mary Rice, Dawn Grace, Mike Beatty. Second Row: Doug Dick. Dave Urey. Ken Reiber, Lanny Craig. Richard Schaefer. Third Row: Charles Schaefer. Clarence Whitfield. Bill Johnston. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Thomas Jefferson believed that an agricultural economy was best suited to bear a democracy. Following this thought, FFA works to continue the education of good agricultural specialists and good citizens alike. The demonstration team placed third in competition at Harrisburgh in the annual Farm Show. First Row: Mike Beatty, President; Bill Johnston, Vice-President; Doug Dick. Treasurer, Doug Miller. Sentinel. Second Row: Charles Schaefer, Chaplain; Mr. Laughnor. Mr. David Boyer, Adviser: Clarence Whitfield. First Row. Dan Walsh, Ben Montgomery. Karen Montgomery. Jean Wilder. Jeff Miller, Don Patterson, Bill Granger. Second Row: Dean Lindey. Bob Moore, Jack Gill, Don Ellis, Frank Grace, Jeff Buckley. Third Row: Dave Studebaker, Dave Slyter, Keith Snow. Bob Marburgcr. Rick Weber. Ken Weber. n •' 7b ■,i«� m2:} 78 012 34 f� 5r ?o� v; Ellen Eakin, Kathy Sterner, Cheryl Rice, Bev Webster. Second Row: Terry Coyer, Jeanne Perrine, Carla Marano. Jennie Benton First Row: Cindy Hughes, Secretary: Kathy Sterner, Corresponding Secreary; Terry Coyer, Regional Secretary: Jennie Benton, Vice-President. Second Row: Miss Joan Foster, Adviser: Miss Alice Coyer, Adviser: Cheryl Rice. Secretary: Bev Webster, President. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Getting down to business is a very serious matter; and the business at hand is America’s business. FBLA enhances opportunities for students to learn of the fundamentals of business leadership and to develop these skills while investigating the realm of business occupations. These future stalwarts of this most important field, then, follow Ethyl Merman’s oft paraphrased comment. “There’s no business like big business, like no business I know.” First Row: Elizabeth Shelatrce, Lori Faull. Debbie Hummel. Debbie Kuhn, Second Row; Francine Stodolak, Pam Falvo, Cindy Ryder, Ruth Burdick 104 First Row: Kathy Ncyman, Beth Thomas, Barb Roll, Second Row: Susan Shaw, Kim Faull, Elaine Dunkerly, Vikki Clarke. PENNSYLVANIA YOUTH EDUCATION ASSOCIATION In the footsteps of Dewey, Kohl, Holt and even Copperfield must our future educators follow. High School students interested in pursuing education as a career can find Pennsylvania Youth Education Association a help in preparing for this task. PYEA exposes its members to the wealth of learning that such as those named offer, as well as actual experience in the school and in the community. First Row: Cathy Anderson. Laurie Crow, Helen Roll. Second Row: Michelle Slencak, Melanie Jablonovsky, Carol Struble. 105 First Row: Ronda Kiser. Linda Hines, Ellen Rice, April Thompson, Bonnie McCoy. Second Row: Marcia Ferrere, Liz Bowie. Chris Pagni. Pam Miller, Linda McCullough, Kim Klinginsmith. Row Three: Joe Youngo. Joe Jez, Barb Wise. Rose Walker. Sue Orr, Mandy O’Bannon. Row Four: Don Opitz, Phil Hand, Mark McClymonds, Scott Richards, Chuck Wolfe. SCIENCE CLUB The better one understands how little he really knows, the more he will be able to know. To help and foster this understanding, is the purpose of science. Science club offers the same understanding by inviting speakers, taking field trips and discussing matters of importance to the scientific community. Also many members are encouraged to practice the scientific method by engineering experiments for the Junior Academy of Science. Thus is laid the foundation of quenchless imagination — the greatest scientific tool yet. Don Opilz, President; Marcia Ferrere, Vice-president, Ronda Kiser, Secretary, Second Row: Chuck Wolfe, Program Chairman; Chris Pagni. Treasurer. Row Three: Mr. Homer Christie, Adviser. First Row: Terri Bickle. Terri Meals, Betsy Webster, Debbie Hodge, Terry Knight, Barb Longnccker. Second Row: Kevin Goncz, John Walter, Judy Clarke, Tracy Shelley, Melissa Lynch, Marta Jablonovsky. Wendy Kennedy. Third Row: Jud Gallagher. Dave DeMarco,'Eric McElroy, Nancy Owens, Sue Parker, Sherry Smith, Gay Glenn. SCIENCE RESEARCH CLUB Like Science Research Club, the advanced branch of this club fosters intellectual curiosity of the natural world. Many members undertake lengthy research projects for the Junior Academy of Science. All of these investigations are under the guidance of Mr. Homer Christie. First Row: Sherry Smith. President; Marta Jablonovsky, Vice-President; Judy Clarke. Secretary. Second Row: Dave DeMarco. Program Chairman; Kevin Goncz. Treasurer. Third Row: Mr. Homer Christie. Adviser. First Row: Dave Johnston, Jeff Hart, Evan Robson. Scott Eaton. Ray Baker, Derry Wimer Second Row: Marc Osborne, Bill Moretti, Rick Black. Andy Kelly. Ken Kedanis Third Row: Bill Pritchard, Steve Gilliland. Marc Dunmire, Jack McNutt MONOGRAM CLUB Monogram Club consists of all Eagles who have earned a letter participating in Grove City High School’s wrestling, football, track, cross-country, basketball, or golf. Events are sponsored to raise money to purchase jackets for senior members of the club. One major event is the Steeler-Faculty basketball game. First Row: Rich Surrcna, President; Derry Wimer, Vice-President: Mike Buchanan. Secretary; Second Row: Mr. Ken Wyman. Adviser, Wally Prctko, Treasurer First Row: Cam Howat. Doug Holler. John Fretts, Buddy Dcnbow, Rich Surrcna, Bob Rhoades Second Row: Dan Gallagher, Mike Buchanan, Dave Taylor. Tom Barger, Bill Horsman, Ken Randall Third Row: Dick Beech, Curt Walker. Ray Lcnkner, Wally Pretko, Rex Snider, Jack Bicklc, Doug Hoyt 108 First Row: Betsy Webster. Tracy Shelley, Melissa Lynch, Judy Clarke Second Row: Marcy Osborne, Sherry Smith. Marta Jablonovsky. Fourth Row: Tricia Benson, Angie Critchlow. First Row: Jan Urey, President; Vikki Clarke. Secretary. Second Row: Mr. Dennis McPherson, Adviser, Shelly Kennedy, Treasurer. HANDICAPPED HELPERS Under the direction of Mr. Dennis McPherson the members of this organization do all they can to assist handicapped children in Mercer County. They act as officials at the special Olympics and the bowling tournament held for Special Education classes in Mercer County. Soon they will assist in the new leisure program. First Row: Tracy Chamberlain. Darlene Bonetti, Jan Urey. Second Row: Linda Hamilton, Barb Maddalgna, Vikki Clarke, Tina Chutz Third Row: Diane Lytle, Shelly Kennedy, Michele Slencak, Jeff Dandoy First Row: Gary Kiser, Jeff Brown, Robyn Flowers, Nancy Barron. Second Row: Gina Miller, Michelle Frampton, Jill Cook, Jennie Granger. Angela Critchlow. Third Row: Bob McDowell, Diane Taylor, Joyce Griffin, Barb Brown, Jeanne Alberth, Jill Kopnisky. Fourth Row: Bob Nulph, Dave Rice, Tom Nelson, Mike Buchanan, Karl Shearer, Lee McCoy, John Cole. First Row: Robyn Flowers, Michelle Frampton, Jill Cook. Barb Brown, Nancy Barron. Second Row: Dave Rice. Jeff Brown, John Cole, Gary Kiser, Lee McCoy. Karl Shearer. GREASEPAINT Greasepaint was formed to give students a better understanding of the stage and acting. Members participate in all the plays at GCHS and sponsor any plays from other schools. Mr. William Snyder, Adviser, really puts the members through their paces to produce the school plays. First Row: Mary Kearney, Holly Snyder. April Thompson, Rhonda Kiser, Sheevaun O’Conner, Tami Wagner, Todd Frampton. Second Row: Debbie Nulph, Sally Orr, Sue Burdick, Rose Walker, Linda Schultz, Teresa Collins. Karen Pretko, Steve Bend. Third Row: David Sansotta, Mary Todd, Cindy Critchlow, Natalie Owens, Nancy Owens, Peggy Fitzgerald, Kevin Kearney, Dave Townley, Tom Watson. First Row: Julie Seanor, Mike Bend, Jenny Montgomery, Missy Taggert, Joy Dennison. Tammi Forrest Second Row: Mindy Christy, Rob Hunziker, Wayne Glenn, Lee McCoy, Jenny Benton, Ed Goncz FORENSIC LEAGUE Speaking for the Forensic League is no easy matter. Students of the spoken word perform before various community groups during the year and compete against other high schools in the Pennsylvanis High School Speech League. GCHS had considerable talent in the events of Informative, Persuasive, Oral and Extemporaneous speaking. STAGE CREW First Row: Robyn Flowers Second Row: Gary Kiser, Angela Critchlow Third Row: Michele Frampton, Jennie Granger Fourth Row: Karl Shearer, John Cole, Lee McCoy GROVE CITY HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND First Row: T-rri Reemsten. Kim Faull, Gary Stull. Linda Schultz, Natalie Coulter. Second Row: Ken Hoffman, Matt Pagni, Mike Beatty, Alan Sonntag, Mitch Pagni. Third Row: Gary Kiser, Barb McCauslin, Wanda Keck. Lena Garvis, Norma Keck. Paula Winger, Linda Barger. Ruth Rogers, Jeff Brown. First Row: Melissa Taggart, Marcie Cunningham, Kevin Kearney, Bill Fisher, Carl Hartman, Laurie Powell, Doug Hume. Second Row: Brenda Taylor. Ken Goncz. Joel Black, Tom Crouch, Don Shaw, Jeff Buckley, Mike Parenti. Third Row: Scott Biglcy. David Michel. Jeff Griffin, Jeff Miller, Herb Boylan, Bob Nulph, Dave Buchanan. Fourth Row: John Cole, Jackie Clark. Dave Parenti. Don Opitz, Paul Spence , Tim Winder, Kafl Shearer. First Row: Cheri Hendricks. Debbie Riddle. Sue Parker. Robyn Flowers, Debbie Nulph. Second Row: Debbie Kuhn, Sue Wampler, Cindy Clark. Biddy Brooks, Barb Mapes, Nancy Owens, Barb Thompson, Third Row: Kathy Gladden, Dale Simmons, Tammic Wagner. Sue Orr. Ruth Burdick Fourth Row: Helen Billig, Pam Miller, Jennie Granger. Joy Dennison, Caric Dunmire, Tracy Covert Fifth Row: Bob Moore, Magaret Montgomery, Sally Orr, Lynn Bain. Natalie Owens, Terry Meals, Joyce Stillwagon Sixth Row: Dave Sautter, Mike Sopher, Ed Goncz, Sue Burdick, Teresa Cross, Linda Hines, Ronda Kiser First Row: Matt Pagni, Mike Beatty, Ken HofTman. Second Row: Gary Kiser, Melissa Taggart, Kevin Kearney. Bill Fisher, Carl Hartman, Doug Hume, Dale Simmons. Third Row: Helen Billig, Debbie Nulph, Robyn Flowers, Joy Dennison, Jennie Granger, Joyce Stillwagon. Fourth Row: Karen Brown, Debbie Kuhn, Terry Meals, Sally Orr, Teresa Cross, Natalie Owens, Sharon Opitz. Fifth Row: David Michel, Bob Moore, Ed Goncz, Joel Black, Tom Crouch, Ken Goncz, Don Shaw. Sixth Row: David Sautter, Mike Sopher, Herb Boylan, Bob Nulph. Mike Parcnti, David Buchanan, Karl Shearer. STAGE BAND First Row: David Sautter, Mike Sopher, Sue Burdick, Ed Goncz, Ronda Kiser, Linda Hines. Second Row: Gary Kiser, Melissa Taggart, Bill Fisher. Kevin Kearney. Dale Simmons. Third Row: Mitch Pagni, David Buchanan, Don Shaw, David Michel. Fourth Row: Mike Parcnti, Bob Nulph. Dave Parenti, Karl Shearer. First Row: Jill Cook, Don Latshaw, Bobbie Lerch, Kathy Jocobs, Kim Fault. Second Row: Dorothy Hartman, Sue Barr. Jeanne Alberth, Rita Finnegan, Julie Hodge, Sue Shaw. Third Row: Mr. Charles Rotar. Director; Leroy Russell, Reed Matthews, Keith Wilson, Ed Marstellar. Ken Jordon. Fourth Row: Dave Jordan, Bob Nulph, Chris Schiossnagel, Tim Jacobs. CHORUS First Row: Sandi Peters, Tracy Ithcn. Barb Roll. Amy Englehart, Debbi Reeher, Second Row: Mandy O’Bannon, Carla Marano, Betsy Webster, Lee Ann Reppert, Wcndi Moore, Debbie Hodge, Barb Johnson. Third Row: Michelle Winkle. Nancy DeGregory, Debbi Vogan, Debbi Riddle. Kim Koprivnikar, Marci Ferrcre. Jackie Craig, Kitty Webster. Fourth Row: Cheri York. Arlene Hassel, Cheryl Sevin, Debbi Nulph, I.uann Cress, Sue McGinty. Kathy McCall. Peggy Fitzgerald. 1 • ' % ♦ m XjJ 'f i Y r V t % ■ 4l 1 - g y • ▼ T f f 'f ■ ’ m % 1 ’ s f t l f 1 ! $ § 1 � « • First Row: Jill Cook, Melissa Atwell. Diane Taylor, Dan Latshaw, Ken Jordan, Bobbi Lerch, Kim Faull, Pam Crouch. Second Row: Terri Rccmstcn. Paula Winger. Dorothy Hartman. Reed Matthews, Ed Marstellar, Kathy Jacobs, Julie Hodge, Sue Shaw. Third Row: Sue Barr, Tim Goble, Leroy Russell, Keith Wilson, Chris Schlosnagel. Anita Stevens, Rita Finigan, Linda Pagni. Fourth Row: Joyce Griffin, Barb Maddalena, Jeanne Alberth, Dave Jordan. Bob Nulph, John Cole, Bob McDowell, Tim Jacobs, Jody Eakin. CHORUS GIRLS ENSEMBLE First Row: Dcbbi Hodge, Wcndi Moore. Debbi Recher. Second Row: Carla Marano, Tracy Ithen. Barb Roll, Jackie Craig, Kim Koprivnikar. Third Row: Michelle Winkle. Marcia Ferrere, Arlene Hassel, Debbi Nulph, Kathy McCall. Peggy Fitzgerald. 1 15 .igu Kneeling: Angela Critchlow, Co-captain; Standing: Kathy Large, Jan Urey, Captain; Sharon Opitz, Vikki Clarke. Third Row: Tracy Covert. Nancy McCullough. Junior Varsity: Elaine Michaels, Julie Jez, Debbie Smith. Stacey Labor. CHEERLEADERS Annette Becker. Karen Delicre Varsity: Nancy Schell, Brenda Holler, Trisha Benson, Jill Varsity Girls Basketball: Shelly Faull, Captain; Mandy O’Bannon, Cindv Snyder, Kopnisky, Sue Yourd, Michelle Frampton, Denise Dick Melissa Lynch. Brenda Rankin, Sue Orr, Sherry Hall First Row: Jill Cook. Peggy Uber Second Row: Cheryl Rice, Bonnie Ritchey, Pam Jamison, Anna Hassel Third Row: Brenda Riddle, Carol Rice Fourth Row: Michelle Slencak, Patti Moore MAJORETTES ORCHESTRA First Row: Becky MacTaggart, Wanda Keck, Donna Bagnall, Linda Schultz, Holly Snyder Second Row: Ed Marstellar, Dave Cole. Don Shaw Third Row: John Cole, Guy Kuhn, Reed Matthews Fourth Row: Mr. Lew Matthews. Director; Dawn Grace, Brian Winger, Doug Hume First Row: Buddy Denbow, Steve Gilliland, Rich Surrena, Kevin Sutley, Bob Rhoades, Steve Adams, Jeff Ferguson, Bob Wilson, Brad Myers, Bruce Ballentine, Rich Wolfe. Second Row: Jeff Hart, Dan Gallagher. Derry Wimer. Lenny Youngo, Kevin Conner, John Fretts, Tom Barger, Bill Horsman, Greg Lattyak, Ed Black, Matt Dulaney, John Stowe. Dave Johnston. Third Row: Bill McDowell. Johnny Frazier, Kevin McGinty, Mike Stabile, Dave Hummel, Bill Moretti, Wally Pretko, Paul Taylor, Russ Smitley, Alan Lizzie, Tim Clark. Fourth Row: Scott McKinley, Sam Williamson, Ed King, Jeff Horton, Shawn Buchanan, Doug Holler, Andy Kelly, Marc Dunmire, Cam Howat, Bob Patterson. Fifth Row: Wayne Glenn, Sean Gallagher. Tom Simon. Bill Semple, Mike Buchanan, Craig Bowman, Doug Struble, Bill Pritchard. Pong. Sixth Row: Tag Lutton, Ron Eperthener, Les Williams. Curt Walker. John McDowell, Mark Trezona. Dave Braham. Seventh Row: Dari King, Joe Trinch, Dick Semple, Marc Osborne. Ken Randall, Doug Labor. EAGLES MERCER COUNTY CHAMPS -FOURTH STRAIGHT TIME SCOREBOARD GCHS OPPONENT For the fourth consecutive year Coach John Hummel has led his track team to a Mercer County Championship. The team record for 1975 was 8 wins and 1 loss. Hummel’s teams from 1971 through 1975 have won a fantastic 98% of the time. They have won 92 and lost only one. Outstanding performances were turned in by Curt Walker, Marc Dunmire, Doug Labor and Rich Surrena. Curt set a new school record in the high hurdles. 84 Shenango 66 81 Greenville 69 71 Vi Laurel 78 A 113 'A Commodore Perry 36 Vi 101 Sharpsville 49 87 Lakeview 63 88 Mercer 61 104 Reynolds 45 108 lA Hickory 31 A “Am I there yet?” Grove City’s distance runner Marc Dunmire gives one last burst of speed to come in first at the meet. First Row: Rick Briggs, John Moser, Tim Myers, Rusty Eaton, Jack Cline, Scott Eaton, Dick Marano, Randy McBride, Kevin Kearney Second Row: Coach Richard Noel, Bob Limberg, Trip McBride, Bob Moon, Steve Richards, Ron Reide, Ron McFarland SCOREBOARD GCHS OPPONENT 2 Kennedy 13 14 Middlesex 1 9 Vi Mercer 5 Vi 10 Vi Hickory 4 Vi 14 Vi Sharpsville Vi 14 A-C Valley 1 7 Greenville 8 13 Vi Sharpsville 1 Vi 14 Mercer 1 14 Vi Hickory Vi 12 Kennedy 3 6 Greenville 9 14 Vi Middlesex Vi 12 A-C Valley 3 m A 'sA Tim Myers chipping his way on to the green. Team high scorer. GOLFERS RECORD FOR 1975 IS 14 WINS -3 LOSSES T 1975 saw Grove City High School’s golf team finish with a good record of 14 wins and 3 defeats but this was not good enough and GC failed to win the county championship for the first time since 1962. Jack Cline was medalist in nine matches and scored 33Vi points. Tim Myers led the team with 36 Vi points and was medalist once. Grove City Country Club is home for the Eagles. Pardon my glasses Coach Richard Noel Jack Cline shows why he was medalisi looking over the silutation for his boys. for nine times. First Row: Bill Slatinsky, Mike Perry, Bill Rainier, Mark McClymonds, Mike Buchanan, Bill Makepeace. Second Row: Shawn Buchanan, Scott Eaton. Mike Basham, Carl Webster, Wayne Urey, Jim Urey SEASON ENDS WITH 3-10-1 RECORD Despite a dismal 3-10-1 seasonal record, Coach Robert Klar’s Eagle Grapplers produced three top area wrestlers. Mike Perry, wrestling at 105 pounds. Shawn Buchanan, covering the 132 pound spot and Scott Eaton at 138 pounds were returning lettermen and will return next year. Mike Perry, an outstanding Grove City grappler, won 14 of his matches this year losing only 3. Shawn Buchanan also made an impressive showing with a record of 10 wins and 7 losses. Leading the pack was Scott Eaton with a 14-2-1 overall record that speaks for itself. These wrestlers paced the Gold and White in two tremendous matches against Kennedy Christian and Lakeview, defeating Kennedy 41-18 and swamping Lakeview 36-23. Ten lettermen will return for the Eagles in 1976-77 which should improve the year’s season for the matmen. SCOREBOARD Grove City 12 Oil City Opponent 51 13 Titusville 43 41 Kennedy 18 12 Red Bank 45 26 Franklin 26 18 Sharpsville 33 29 Jamestown 23 36 Lakeview 23 14 Hickory 39 27 Commodore Perry 38 3 Greenville 58 16 Mercer 36 16 Saegertown 38 5 Reynolds 57 122 Coach Robert Klar. Mike Buchanan rides his opponent’s chest for a win Ray Cornelius strives hard for a decision Loren Buchanan, the human pretzel, rolls his opponent into a pinning position. Keeping a tight hold on his man, Mike Perry fights his way back To avoid a takedown, Mike Basham kicks out. Struggling, Scott Eaton moves to gain control. 123 First Row: Jill Kopnisky, Julie Richards, Nancy Barron. Ruthie Ketler, Carol Strublc, Nancy Zinkham. Second Row: Linda Braine, Denise Gibson, Linda Pagni. Mary Limberg. Helen Roll. Third Row: Barb Roll. Karen Pretko, Shelly Wible, Miss Pam Schmucker, coach. In her first year as head basketball coach, Miss Pam Schmucker led her girls to the Mercer County AA Championship. The team finished the season with an excellent 15-2 record. High scorers were Nancy Zinkham with 207 pts., Jill Kopnisky with 164 pts., Denise Gibson with 154 pts., Nancy Barron 134 pts., and Ruthie Ketler 103 pts. Playing their last year are seniors Nancy Zinkham, Ruthie Ketler, Nancy Barron, Carol Struble, Helen Roll, Julie Richards and Mary Limberg. GIRLS WIN MERCER COUNTY AA TITLE SCOREBOARD GCHS OPPONENT 61 West Middlesex 19 53 Mercer 35 44 Sharpsville 33 50 Jamestown 30 46 Hickory 44 56 Greenville 41 44 Lakeview 23 54 West Middlesex 14 62 Mercer 27 63 Sharpsville 33 68 Reynolds 26 46 Jamestown 20 49 Hickory 50 59 Greenville 31 32 Lakeview 41 36 Lakeview 34 68 Hickory 51 Nancy Barron passing the ball to Julie Richards for a move down court. 124 Nancy Zink ham going in for an easy shot. Jill Kopnisky takes a shot, Nancy Zinkham and Denise Gibson wait for the rebound. Nancy Zinkham steals the ball and makes a fast break to chalk up two more points. Ruthie Ketler wide open for the final two points for another win. Jill Kopnisky stretches for the basket. Nancy Zinkham and Ruth Ketler hope it is good. 1975-76 Varsity Cagers: First Row: Lee Holtz, Steve Zarnick, John Moser, Dick Beech, Rex Snider, Alessandro Brachetti. Lester Williams. Second Row: Doug Hoyt, Paul Spence, Andy Kelly, Curtis Walker, Dave Johnston, Third Row: Managers: Dave Parenti and John Cole Eagle roundballers presented Head Coach Mont Mattocks a 12-10 record for his first year at the helm. Lack of returning lettermen was the main cause. Only 5 Eagles hit the three figure mark in total points. Led by senior Rex Snider with 364 points the Gold and White rolled up 1302 total points to 1274 for the opposition. John Moser was next with 238, Doug Hoyt had 178, Dave Johnston 168, and Andy Kelly 114. Rex Snider also was top rebounder with 202 and Doug Hoyt had approximately 175. Rex was first in assists with 79. Seniors playing their final game for the cagers were Dick Beech, Alessandro Brachetti, Doug Hoyt, Dave Johnston, Andy Kelly, John Moser, Rex Snider, Tom Steffan, Curtis Walker, Lester Williams and Steve Zarnick. Lee Holtz pumps in another two points for the eagles. EAGLES HAVE WINNING SEASON, 12-10 SCOREBOARD ove City 75 Oil City Opponent 45 82 A. C. Valley 58 70 Franklin 74 63 Neshannock 65 55 Wilmington 38 64 Shenango � 69 40 , Greenville 68 35 Sharpsville 56 74 W. Middlesex 63 54 Kennedy 64 70 Reynolds 59 66 Lakeview 47 51 Mercer 56 44 Greenville 60 57 Sharpsville 69 57 W. Middlesex 55 58 Kennedy 61 67 Reynolds 54 62 Lakeview 60 55 Mercer 51 John Moser drives in for iwo. Overcoming opposition, Dave Johnston maintains ball control. Paul Spence goes up for an easy GC bucket. Andy Kelly throws up another basket. Going straight up. Rex Snider nails down two. 127 Moving down the lane, Dick Beech gets the move on his opponent. First Row: Tom Barger, Jeff Hart, Randy O’Kanc, Derran Wimer, Bud Denbow. Ray Baker, Rich Surrena, Ray Lenkncr. Ken Kedanis, Walter Pretko, Jack McNutt, Bill Horsman, Marc Osborne, Ken Randall, Bill Morretti. Second Row: Greg Lattyak, Dan Gallagher, Lester Williams, Kevin Conner, Scott Eaton, Lenny Youngo. Jeff Hodge, Scott Person, Doug Labor, John Frctts, Bill Montgomery, Jack Bickel, Evan Robson. EAGLES UNDER NEW COACH HAVE SUCCESSFUL SEASON With new Head Coach Ken Wyman at the helm. Grove City High School ended its 1975 football season with their first winning season in 6 years; 6 wins — 3 losses. In scoring the team totaled up 166 points. Bill Horsman led the team in this department and All-American Doug Labor was the leading ground gainer. Walt Pretko called the shots for the team and threw most of his passes to Tom Barger. Most outstanding members of the Eagles were the defensive four, nicknamed the “Eagle Curtain”, consisting of Jack McNutt, Ray Lenkner, Ken Kedanis and Kevin Conner. Jack Bickle replaced Conners because of injuries. Linebackers were Ray Baker, Doug Labor, Ken Randall and Denny Wimer with Labor leading the team on defensive points. Kicker Randy O’Kane was named to the All-Conference team. SCOREBOARD GCHS OPPONENT 16 Oil City 13 12 Greenville 26 6 Meadville 0 28 Titusville 6 6 Reynolds 21 21 Sharpsville 0 42 Lakeview 6 20 Hickory 21 15 Corry 14 Managers: Stuart McAllister, Dave Taylor and Dave Cole. “But the coach said to give them a ball”. “I’m gonna punt this thing out of sight”. 128 Third Row: Dari King, Dave Urey, Mark Trezona, Tim Goble, Sean Gallagher, Jim May, William Rainier, Logan Rouse, Dave Hummel, Wayne Glenn, Paul Lulton, Larry Fisher. Ken Rcibcr. Fourth Row: Dave Taylor, Head Coach Ken Wyman, Coach Jim Poole, Coach Bill Bestwick, Ron Eperthener, Dave Gilson, Rusty Sauer. Jesse Ligo, Coach Dan Kralik, Coach Roger Flynn, managers: Stuart McAllister and Dave Cole. “Who has the Ball?” Kedanis (71), Connor (73), Lenkner (89), McNutt really pile it on. “This the right way?” Labor begins to grind the needed yardage. Where is he?” Pretko looks for any receiver. “Get outta the way. Pretko yells. “Oops Conner reaches and Baker and Co. move up. “Come on — throw it” Horsman out to receive “But the Coach told me to do it. Surrena tells Kedanis, McNutt “Get up here and take this guy out.” Lattyak yells and O’Kane. to Youngo. Sitting: Coach Terry Reeher. Kneeling: Mike Garvis, Bill Pritchard, Steve Gilliland. Dirk Butler. Fred Singleton. Marc Dunmire Standing: Tom Simon, Cam Howat, Ray Cornelius, Brian Ballantine, Doug Hoyt, Mike Buchanan, Scott McKinley, John Frazier, Bob Nulph. Sam Williamson, Todd Steen. Doug Holler (Captain). GCHS Opponent 18 Hickory 37 15 Commodore Perry 48 29 Meadville 26 22 Mercer 37 23 Lakeview 32 20 N. C. Union 39 19 Reynolds 43 20 Lakeview 39 17 Greenville 39 16 Slippery Rock 42 17 Greenville 43 19 New Castle 42 15 Hickory 46 SCOREBOARD CROSS COUNTRY RUNS TO DISTRICT TITLE GCHS’s Cross Country runners took their first district title after only 3 years of competition. Under Coach Terry Reeher the Eagles had an 18-1 record this year. Top runners were Marc Dunmire, Dirk Butler, Steve Gilliland, Bill Pritchard, Mike Buchanan and Doug Hoyt. Marc set many school records for the students of the future to shoot at. Winners Dirk Butler and Bill Pritchard pace each other to Two lop winners for the season: Marc Dunmire and Steve Gilliland victory. First Row: Sally Surrena, Kathy Wolfe, Shelly Wible. Bobbi Lerch, Helen Billig, Mindy Christy, Linda Braine, Janet Jones, Debbie Parsons Second Row: Barb Mapes, Helen Roll, Shawnee Wible, Julie Seanor, Carol Struble, Robin Allison, Cindy Hines, Lois Parsons, Joanna Van Dyke, Leslie Hiebel, Anne Ligo Third Row: Hope Dennison, Brenda Riddle. Cindy Pringle, Karen Pretko, Kathy Gladden. Nancy Zinkham. Nancy Barron. Ruth Ketler, Dorothy White. Nancy Schell. Cathy Anderson SCOREBOARD GCHS OPPONENT 56 Greenville 58 34 AC Valley 80 85 Vi Commodore Perry 37 Vi 50 Wilmington 29 43 Hickory 73 JVi 43 Farrell 28 Vi 55 Mercer 59 77 Lakeview 37 62 Cranberry 52 SMOOSE ENDS CAREER WITH 4-5 RECORD In her final year as girl’s track coach, Mrs. Nancy Jo Smoose led her girls to a 4-5 record. Lois Parsons was top scorer with 90 and ten new school records were set. Nancy Zinkham, high jump; Lois Parsons, 100 yd dash; Nancy Schell, Denise Gibson, Mindy Christy and Lois Parsons, 440 relay team went to districts. School records were set by Sallie Surrena, Nancy Zinkham, Linda Braine, Mindy Christy, Denise Gibson, Jill Kopnisky, Lois Parsons, Dorothy White, Karen Pretko and Kathy Wolfe. Denise Gibson on her mad dash to victory. Mrs. Smoose checking the time on the 440.___________________________ Joy Dennison out and away. 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Handicapped Helpers 2 ... Pep Club I . Key Club 3 ... AFS I. 2, 3, 4 ... French Club 3 ... Class Plav 3, 4. Jacobs! paige rd 2 Band 1. 2. 3 ... Chorus I. 2, 3 . Musicals I, 2 ... Drama Club 1 ... Science Club 1. 2 ... Art Workshop 4 . .. AFS 3, 4 Track 2 ... Spanish Club 1. JOHNSTON, DAVID 617 Ridgeway Ave. National Honor Society 3, 4 ... Science Club 2, 3 ... Monogram Club 4 ... Cross Country 2, 3 ... Math Club 4 . . Basketball I. 2, 3, 4 . . . Track 2, 3. 4. JOHNSTON. WILLIAM RD 3 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 . Equestrian Club 1. KAVENEY. THOMAS RD a6 Mercer KECK. NORMA RD a2 Science Club 1 ... Silks 2, 3, 4 Head. KEDANTS. KEN 328 W Poplar St. Science Club 1 ... Monogram Club 4 ... Football 1, 2. 3, 4. KELLY. ANDY RD a4 Science (Tub 1.2... Latin Club 3 Monogram Club 4 . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Track 3 Prom Decorating Committee. KIMES. ( INDY RD a I Band 2 . Chorus 1, 2, 3 ... Musicals 2 .. . Library Aide 1, 2 ... Science Club 1, 2, ... Pep Club 1, 2. 3, .. AFS 1 ... Track 1, 2 . . .iferom Decorating Committee. V KING, ED . • l Grove City, Pa. Track 1, 3, 4. KISER, GARY 913 Sunset Ave. Band 1. 2. 3, 4 . .. C rus 1. 2. 3 ... Musicals 1. 2, 3. 4 ... Greasepaint 1, 2, Pres. 3 4 Science Club 1 Pres ... Thespians 3. 4 . . Children’s Play 1, 2, 3, 4 . Drum Major 4 . . . Stage Crew 2, 3. 4 Basketball 1 . . Class Plav 1. 2, 3, 4 . Prom Decorating Committee. KLINK. ED 418 Summit St ft KNAl I F. DONNA RD a 1 Chords 1. 2 ... Drama Club 1, 2 .. C heerleader I, 2, 3 Cap Science Club 1. 2, 3 ... Health Careers Club 3 . . GAA s. 4 Handicapped Help rs 3 . . . Latin Club 4 ProgramChair . . . Track 2, 3, 4 . Prom Decorating Committee. KNAUFF, RUTH RD 6 j Equestnan qlub 1, 2. KUHN, GUY RD 1 Science Club 1, 2, 3 ... AFS 1 ... Rocketry Clbb 2 . . . Bible Club 1 . . Football 3 Manager. LABOR, DOUG 307 Garden Ave. Science Club 1, 2 ... i rack L 2, 3. 4 . Monogram Club 3. 4 . . Spanish Club 1 . . . Football 1, 2, 3. 4 .. . Leisure Sports Club 4 . . . Rocketry Club 3. LANIGAN, BARB 302 N. Center St. LARGE. KATHY 104 W. Washington Blvd. Chorus 2 . . . Cheerleader 1. 2, 3, 4 Science Club 1. 2, 3 ... Prom Decorating Committee . . Spanish Club 4 . . . AFS 2, 3. 4. LAV AN. G1NNY RD «6 Mercer Handicapped Helpers 1. I LNZI. BILL RD «2 I IGHTNER, JOYCE RD 2 Chorus I . .. Library Aide 2 . . . Health Careers Club 2, 3 ... GAA 1. 2. 3 ... Basketball 1, 2. 3 . Prom Decorating Committee LIGO. ANNE RD - 1 Chorus 1 ... Musicals 4 . . SENIOR ACTIVITIES Science Club I, 2, 3 ... Track 2, 3, 4 . . Prom Decorating Committee. LIZZIE, ALLEN RD 2 Volant Band I ... French Club 3. 4 . . . Football 1. McCAMEY, AMY CAY 306 W. Main St. PYEA I . . . Library Aide 1 . . . GROVER STAR 1. 2 Business Manager. 3 Co-Editor. 4 Co-Editor . . . PINE KNOT I Business Manager, 2 Business Manager. 3 Assistant Editor. 4 Editor.. . National Honor Society 4. McCANDLESS, CONNIE 607 Ridgeway Ave. National Honor Society 3. 4 . . . Library Aide 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Science Club 2, 3. McCARL. KIM RD 4 McCarthy, linda 7009 W. Main St. Prom Decorating Committee. McCOY, LEE RD 3 Chorus 1 .. . Musicals 2, 3. 4 . . . Drama Club 3, 4 ... National Honor Society 2. 3. 4 . . . Science Club 1 ... Thespians 4 ... Forensic 3, 4 Coordinator ... Stage Crew 2. 3, 4 ... Fall Production 4 . .. Children’s Play 3, 4 . . . Audio-Visual Aides Club 1. 2, 3. McCOY. RAY RD ft | Jackson Center OE Club 1, 2, 3, 4. McFarland, sue RD it 1 Volant Drama Club 1 . . . Library Aide 1 .. . Pep Club 1, 2. McGINTY. KEVIN 319 Edgewood Ave. Musicals 2 ... National Honor Society 2, 3. 4 Treas ... Key Club 2, 3, 4 Vice-Pres. .. . Math Club 3, 4. Pres . . . Latin Club 3. 4 Treas ... Track 2, 3, 4 . . . Ski Club 4. MclNTIRE. CARA 409 Shady Dr. Art Workshop I, 2, 3, 4 ... Spanish Club 2 ... Chocolate Milk 3. McNUTT, JACK 312 College Ave. Science Club 1 ... Monogram Club 3, 4 ... Football I. 2. 3, 4. McQUEENEY. JAY RD 3 MacRAE, BILL RD 2 McTAGGART. JOHN Grove City, Pa. MACKEY, CINDY RD 1 GAA 1 . Equestrian Club 1, 2. MARTIN, JENNY 917 Sunset Ave. National Honor Society 3. 4 ... Science Club 1. 2, 3 ... Math Club 4. MENZILS. KATHY 433 Shady Dr. Drama Club 3 .. . Children’s Play . . Equestrian Club 1 . . . Prom Decorating Committee. MICHAEL, TAMMY 422 E. Washington Blvd. Chorus 1, 2 ... Spanish Club 3 . . . Ski Club 4. MICHAELS. PATRICIA 628 S. Center St. Chorus 2, 3 . . Musicals 2, 3. 4 . . . Drama Club 1 . . . Greasepaint 2. 3. 4 . .. PYEA 4 ... National Honor Society 3. 4 ... Library Aide 1. 2, 3, 4 ... Science Club 3 ... Thespians 3. 4 ... Forensic 3 . . . Pep Club 4 . . . Play Committee 2. 3. 4 . . . AFS 3, 4, .. Children’s Play .. Fall Production 3 . .. Spanish Club 1 ... Prom Decorating Committee. MILLER, GINA 632 Barmore Ave. Drama Club 4 ... Science Club 1 ... Spanish Club 2. MILLER. JEAN1NE 148 Edgewood Ave. Science Club 1, 2 . . Student Council 2. 3 ... Pep Club 1. 2, 3, ... AFS 1, 2, 3 . Latin Club 3 . . . Majorettes 2 ... Prom Decorating Committee. MONTGOMERY. SANDRA RD 2 Library Aide 1, 2 .. . Pep Club 1. 2, 3 Treas. 4 Treas. MONTGOMERY, BILL RD 2 Science Club 2, 3 . .. Monogram Club 3, 4 . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Prom Decorating Committee. MOORE. DALE RD 6 Mercer Math Club 3, 4. MOORE. PATTI 411 Highland Ave. Chorus 2 ... Science Club 2, 3 ... Class Sec. I .. . Class Treas. 2 .. . AFS 2, 3, 4 . .. Majorette 1, 2, 3. 4 Head . . . Prom Decorating Committee. MORETTI. WILLIAM 901 Columbia Ave. Monogram Club 2, 3. 4 ... Football 1. 2. 3. 4 . . . Track 1. 2, 3 .. . Wrestling 2. MORLEY, CYNTHIA RD « 1 PINE KNOT Artist 1, 2, 3. 4 Associate Editor ... GROVER STAR Artist I. 2, 3, 4 Co-Editor. MOSER, JOHN E. Pine St. F.xt Band, 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Golf 2. 3 .. . Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4. MOYA-MENDEZ, WALTER 326 State St. Chorus 1 .. . Drama Club 1 .. . Science Club I, 2, 3, 4 Football 2 ... Spanish Club I. 2. 3, 4. MYERS. TIM 533 Superior St. Golf 1, 2, 3, 4 . .. Spanish Club I. NOEL, JEFF RD I French Club 2, 3. 4. NULPH, BOB RD 2 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Chorus I. 2. 4 .. . Musicals 2, 3, 4 . . . Drama Club 4 . . . Science Club 1, 2 Orchestra 4 . . . Pep Band I, 2. 3, 4 ... Forensic 4 ... Fall Production 4 . .. Children’s Play ... Cross Country 3, 4 ... Track 3. OAKES, PETE RD 2 Prom Decorating Committee. O’KANE. RANDY 902 Lincoln Ave. National Honor Society 2, 4 ... Monogram Club 4 ... Key Club 4 . . Math Club 4 ... Football 1. 2, 4 . . . Wrestling 1, 2 . .. Spanish Club 2. ORR. BETH 2698 Country Club Rd. Chorus I, 2, ... Cheerleader 3 .. . National Honor Society 3. 4 ... Science Club I. 2 ... Orchestra 1 . . . FAA 3, 4 . . Flag Girl 2 . .. Prom Decorating Committee . .. Spanish Club 1. OSBORNE. MARC 211 Jackson St. Monogram Club 4 ... Key Club 2 ... Football 2. 3, 4 .. . Track 2, 3. OWEN. MARK RD 2 Science Club 1 . .. Class Play 1. PAGNI, MITCH 624 Euclid Ave. Band 1, 2, 3. 4 . . . Musicals 1, 2. 3 .. Science Club 1 ... Orchestra 1, 2, 3. 4 ... Pep Band 1. 2, 3. ... Football 1 ... Track 1, 2. PARENTI, MIKE 533 S. Center St. Band 1, 2. 3, 4 ... Musicals 3. 4. ... National Honor Society 3, 4 ... Orchestra 3, 4 ... Rocketry Club 1, 2. 3 Treas. .. . French Club 3. 4 . . . Math Club 3. 4 . . Stage Crew 3. PARSONS, DEBBI 611 Lincoln Ave. Chorus 1 ... National Honor Society 3. 4 .. . Science Club 3 ... Student Council 4 Sec . . . Orchestra 1 ... FAA 3. 4 Health Room Aide 4 . .. Ski Club 4 ... Art Workshop 4 . . Pep Club I .. AFS 2. 3 . . . Latin Club 3 Vice-Pres .. . Track 2, 3, 4 . . . Prom Decorating Committee. PATTERSON. WENDY RD 2 Band 1, 2 ... Chorus 1, 2 Library Aide 2, 3 Treas, 4 .. Health Careers Club 3. PENMAN. MARK 650 Miller Ave. Band 1, 2, 3 ... Science Club 1. PERRINE, JEANNE RD 2 Chorus 1. 2 ... Musicals 1 ... PYEA 4 ... National Honor Society 3, 4 . .. AFS 1, 2, 3 ... Science Club 1. 2. 3 ... Health Careers Club 2, 3 ... Prom Decorating Committee. PERRY. JAMIE 634 S. Center St. Science Club 1,2... Ski Club 4 ... Football 1 ... Track 2. 4 . .. Spanish Club 1, 2. PERRY, KEVIN 433 Maple Ave. Band 1. PETERS. RITA RD 6 Mercer Chorus 1, 2 ... Equestrian Club 1. 2, 3. POWELL. DON 1320 W Main St. Chorus 1 .. . Rocketry Club 3. PRETKO. WALLY 807 Superior St. National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 . . Monogram Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Math Club 3. 4 . .. Football 1, 2, 3. 4 . . . Track 1. 2, 3, 4 ... prom Decorating Committee. PRYOR. MARK RD 1 Prom Decorating Committee. RANDALL. KENNETH 217 Oak St Monogram Club 3, 4 ... Key Club 2 ... Football 1. 2, 3. 4 .. Track 2, 3. REYNOLDS. KAREN RD if I FHA 1 . .. Orchestra 1. RHOADS. ROBERT 311 S. Butler St. Monogram Club 4 ... French Club 3 ... Football 1, 2, 3 ... Track 1, 2, 3, 4 RICE, CHERYL 521 Barmore Ave. GAA 1, 2 ... FBLA 3, 4 Treas. AFS 1 ... Track 1 .. . Majorette 4 .. . Science Club 1. RICE. DON RD 1 FFA 1,2,3, 4. RICHARDS, JULIE Harrisville Rd. Chorus 1, 2 .. . Musicals 1.4 ... Cheerleader 1. 2, 3 ... Honor Society 4 .. . Science Club 1, 2, ... GAA I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Leaders Club 2, 3, 4 . . Ski Club 4 Sec-Treas ... AFS 1, 2, 3 Sec, 4 . .. Latin Club 2, 3 Prog, Chair. 4 Pres .. . Basketball 3, 4 ... Chocolate Milk 3, 4 ... Student Council 1. 2, 3 Vice-Pres, 4 Pres . .. Prom Decorating Committee. R1HEL, CONNIE RD 3 Chorus 1 ... Musicals I Science Club 1 . . . Leaders Club 1. RITCHEY, BONNIE 133 Edgewood Ave. Band 2, 3 ... Children’s Play 2. 3 . .. Majorette 3, 4. ROBINSON. ARTHUR RD 3 Wrestling 1 .. . Prom Decorating Committee. ROBSON, EVAN 411 E. Washington Blvd. Science Club 1. 2 Pres, 3 Pres . . . Monogram Club 4 . .. Student Council 2. 3, 4 Vice-pres ... Ski Club 4 ... Key Club 3, 4 Pres ... Latin Club 3 . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Prom Decorating Committee. RODGERS, TERRY 231 Lincoln Ave. Drama Club 1 . . . Bible Club 1. ROLL, HELEN 512 Ridgeway Ave. Chorus 1, 2 ... Musicals 1.2... PYEA 3, 4 Sec-Treas . . . Cheerleader I, 2, 3 ... Science Club 1.2... GAA 2, 3, 4 . . . Forensic 2 ... Pep Club 1, 2, ... AFS 2, 3, 4 . Latin Club 3 Quaestor ... Basketball 3, 4 ... Track 2, 3 ... Children's Play 4 ... Chocolate Milk 3. 4 . .. Prom Decorating Committee. RUSSELL. RICK RD 3 SASSEEN, JOHN RD 1 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Musicals 3. 4 .. . Drama Club 4 ... Science Club 1 ... Track 1, 2, ... Wrestling 3. SCHAEFER. CHARLES RD 1 Jackson Center FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Chaplain Equestrian Club 1 ... Library Aide 3. SCHELL, NANCY 806 Tidball Ave Chorus 1.2... Musicals 1, 2, 3, 4 .. . Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Vice-Pres . .. Science Club 1, 2 Sec, 3 . .. GAA I, 2, 3, 4 ... Class Sec. 1 ... Class Vice-Pres 3, 4 . . . Ski Club 4 ... Leaders Club 2. 3, 4 ... Children’s Play ... AFS 1, 2. Sec. 3. 4 . . . Math Club 3. 4 Sec .. . Latin Club Pres. 3, 4 . .. Track 1, 2, 3 ... Prom Decorating Committee. SHAY. BRENDA 318 Bessemer Ave. Chorus 1,2... Science Club 1, 2, 3 . .. Health Careers Club 2. 3 ... AFS 2, 3. 4 ... Prom Decorating Committee. SLOAN. MARK RD 4 SENIOR ACTIVITIES SMALLEY, JUDY 315 W. Poplar St. Chorus 1, 2 ... Musicals 2 ... Science Club I, 2 ... GAA 2. 3. 4 ... Leisure Sports Club 4 ... Pep Club 1.2... AFS 1. 2. 3, 4 Spanish Club 4 ... Chocolate Milk 3, 4 ... Prom Decorating Committee. SMITH. LARRY 125 Edgewood Ave. Chorus 1 ... Latin Club 3, 4 . .. Prom Decorating Committee. SMITH. TIM RD 6 Mercer SNIDER. REX 305 N. Center St. Monogram Club 4 ... Key Club 4 . .. Basketball 2. 3. 4. SONNTAG. ALAN RD 2 Volant Band 1, 2, 3, 4. SONNTAG, DEBBY RD 2 Volant Musicals 3 .. . National Honor Society 4 . . Health Careers Club 2. 3 ... French Club 3, 4. SPATARA. NANCY 430 N. Broad St. Drama Club 2 ... Prom Decorating Committee .. . Band 2. STEELE, LINDA 431 McConnell St. Play Committee 3 ... Art Workshop 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Greasepaint 3. STERNER, KATHY RD 3 Chorus 1 . . . PYEA 1 . .. FBLA 4 ... Cheerleader 1 ... GAA 4 .. . French Club 1 . .. Math Club 1. STEWART, KEVIN 130 Edgewood Ave. Chorus 1. 2 ... Leisure Sports Club 4 ... Prom Decorating Committee. STOWE. JOHN 511 Bessemer Ave. Chorus 1, 2, 3 ... Science Club 1 ... Ski Club 4 ... Key Club 2. 3. 4 . . . Football I . . . Wrestling 1 ... Track 2, 3, 4. STRUBLE, CAROL 817 Tidball Ave. Chorus 1, 2 .. . Science Club 1. 2, 3 ... GAA 1 ... PYEA 4 ... Greasepaint 3 . . . Pep Club 1. 2, 3, 4 . . . AFS 2, 4 .. . Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4 ... Track I. 2. 3. 4 . . . Spanish Club 4 . . Prom Decorating Committee. SLRRENA. RICH 461 McConnell St. Science Club 1. 2. 3 ... Monogram Club 2. 3, 4 ... Leisure Sports Club 4 ... Football 1, 2, 3. 4 . . . Basketball 2 ... Wreslting 1 ... Track 1, 2, 3. 4 .. . Spanish Club 2 ... Prom Decorating Committee. SURRENA, SALLIE 608 Liberty St. Chorus I. 2, . PINE KNOT 3 . . . GROVER STAR 3 National Honor Society 3, 4 ... Science Club 2, 3 ... GAA 1. 3. 4 . .. PYEA 3 . . . Pep Club A ... AFS 2 ... Track 1. 2. 3, 4 . . Leisure Sports Club 4 . .. Treas ... Prom Decorating Committee. SUTLEY. KEVIN RD 2 Football 1. 2 ... Wrestling 1 ... Track 3, 4. TAYLOR, DAVID 1111 W. Main St. Rocketry Club 1. 2, 3 Vice-Pres ... Key Club A ... Football 1, 2. 3, 4 ... Track 1.2 ... Monogram Club 4 ... Science Club 1, 2, 3 . .. National Honor Society 3. 4 . . . PINE KNOT 2, Head Photographer 3 4 . .. GROVER STAR 2, Head Photographer 3 4 . . . Prom Decorating Committee. TAYLOR, RICK RD 2 THOMAS. BETH RD 3 Chorus 1. 2 .. PYEA 3. 4 . . National Honor Society 4 ... Science Club 1, 2. 3 Program Chair . . . GAA 1, 3. 4 . . . AFS 2, 3, 4 . . French Club 3. 4 Treas ... Pep Club 1, 2. 3 Attendance Sec, 4 Vice-Pres . . . Winter Festival Aide 3 ... Homecoming Queen 4 ... Prom Decorating Committee. THOMPSON, JIM RD 1 1 TOBIAS. ROD RD 2 Band 1, 2 ... Football 1. 2 ... Track 1. TOWNLEY. REBECCA 305 State St. Science Club I. TREZONA. CYNTHIA 529 Craig St. Chorus 1, 2, 3 ... Science Club 1 .. . Majorette 3. 4. UBER. PEGGY 223 Oak St. Chorus 1,2... Science Club 1, 2. 3 .. . AFS 2, 3 .. . Majorette 4 . .. Prom Decorating Committee. UREY. SHAWN 602 Euclid Ave. Chorus I, 2 ... National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 . . . Science Club 1, 2 Vice-Pres, 3 Sec . . . Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . AFS 2, 3 Vice-Pres, 4 Pres . .. French Club 2, 3. 4 Pres ... Prom Decorating Committee. UREY. WAYNE RD 1 WYcstling 1, 2, 3, 4. WALKER, CURTIS RD 2 Musicals 3 ... Monogram Club 2. 3, 4 ... Key Club 3. 4 .. . Math Club 3. 4 . . . Basketball I, 3, 4 . Track 1. 2. 3. 4. WALKER, PATTY RD 3 Slippery Rock Drama Club 1. 3 ... Library Aide 3, 4 ... Ski Club A ... AFS A ... Prom Decorating Committee. WEBSTER. BEVERLY RD 3 Chorus 1, 2. 3 ... Musicals 2 ... FBLA 3, 4 Pres . . GAA 3, 4 . . Science Club 1, 2 ... Student Council 4 . . . Track 1, 2, 4 . . . Prom Decorating Committee. WHETZEL. RICK RD 1 WILKINS, BRUCE RD 2 Science Club 1, 2, 3 ... Football 1 . .. Prom Decorating Committee ... Spanish Club 2. WILLIAMS, LESTER 120 W. Mam St. Monogram Club 4 . . . Football 4 .. . Basketball 4 . .. Track 4 WILSON, JOHN RD it6 Mercer Football 1. 2, 3. WILSON, MICHAEL RD 3 WIMER. DERRAN 712 Rebecca Ave. Science Club 1. 2, 3 . . . Monogram Club 3, 4 Vice-Pres ... Track I, 2. 3. 4 ... Football 1. 2, 3. 4 .. . Key Club 4 Sec ... Handicapped Helpers 3. WINDER. TIM 413 Memorial Ave. Band 1. 2. 3, 4 ... Prom Decorating Committee. WINGER PAULA RD tt2 Band I, 2, 3, 4 ... Chorus 1. 2, 3, 4 ... Science Club I . .. Spanish Club 3. 4 . .. Silks 2, 3. 4 Captain. WISEMAN. RON RD 4 YORK. JOE 205 W. Poplar St. ZARNICK. STEVEN 225 W. Main St. Chorus 1 ... Science Club 1 ... Gold 3, 4 ... Football I ... Basketball 2, 3, 4. ZELLMANN, CHRIS 503 Tidball Ave. Science Club 2 ... Wrestling manager 3, 4. ZINKHAM, NANCY 514 Spring St. Band 2. 3 ... Chorus 1, 2, ... Musicals 1, 2 ... National Honor Society 2. 3, 4 Pres. .. . Science Club 2. 3 .. . GAA I. 2 Sec-Treas, 3. 4 Pres ... Ski Club A ... Leaders Club 2, Vice-Pres 3, 4 . .. Math Club 3, 4 Vice-Pres . .. Basketball I, 2, 3. 4 ... Track 1. 2, 3. 4 . . . Spanish Club 3. 4. GUARANTORS ALLIED NEWS local news coverage BASHLIN COMPANY lineman industrial equipment BRYER’S HOME FURNISHING furnishing for all home needs CAMPBELL’S DAIRY quality milk products COOPER ENERGY SERVICES meeting the world's need for power equipment since 1833 ELLIOTT OIL petroleum products FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SLIPPERY ROCK Grove City Office ... your friendly bank FIRST SENECA BANK AND TRUST COMPANY always open bank ... W. Main drive-in 9-9 Mon-Fri GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPAY Grove City plant GROVE CITY BOWLODROME bowling for your enjoyment GROVE CITY BUSLINES charter service HARSHAW’S INC., REAL ESTATE INSURANCE complete line of insurance JERRY TAYLOR FORD Ford authorized sales service KOCHER’S GROVE CITY FLORAL COMPANY best wishes to the bicentennial class LA VERNE HARVEY magazine sales LUCAS COAL COMPANY producers of high grade steam coal McDowell national bank open 9am to 9pm Monday thru Friday MONTGOMERY BUILDERS SUPPLY manufacturers of “Montgomery Homes” 136 GUARANTORS NORTHWEST PENNSYLVANIA BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Grove City Office TAJON INC. bulk commodity carrier YOUNG’S PRINTERS stationery — office supplies DONORS BIG OAK MOBILE HOME SALES SERVICE think of mobile home instead CLOUD 9 AND JOE’S DRY CLEANING for quality service DEFRANCE DRUG STORE Grove City’s only complete drug store DUMITRU BAKERY delicious baked goods EDDY ESPOSITO OLDS - CADILLAC - PONTIAC INC. “get your deal before you buy” HENRICK’S EXXON one stop service HOVIS TRUCKING COMPANY trucking is our business HUME INSURANCE COMPANY general insurance J. C. PENNEY COMPANY catalog and retail department store KIMES CHEVY, BUICK “still old-fashioned friendly service” McClelland cycle center BMW — Husquarna — Suzuki McFarland insurance agency where service excels MERLE NORMAN make-up lessons MICHAEL JOSEPH soft drinks RUSSELL ROLL JEWELERS american gem society TRIO CARD PARTY SHOP halmark cards 137 CONTRIBUTORS ALBERTH’S BORON STATION where service counts ALLEGHENY HARVESTORE INC. farm products to meet your needs ARTHUR ARMOUR gold anodized hand wrought aluminum BOOK - DAVIS COMPANY paint lumber supplies BOOTERY fashion men’s and women’s shoes BROWN’S BOOT SHOP complete family shoe store BURGER CHEF the family restaurant CARSON FINANCE finance all your needs CONNERLY’S CUSTOM CLEANERS “your cleaner does it best’’ CUNNINGHAM FUNERAL HOME Cunningham brothers, Grove City Mercer, Pa. CURRY’S CAMERA CRAFT CENTER records, cameras, 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 FOUR SEASONS first with fashion! G. C. DINER specialists in home cooked food G. C. MOTOR PARTS one of the largest auto parts G. C. MURPHY’S complete variety store G. C. SPORT SHOP clothing and sporting goods GEORGE J. HOWE COMPANY daily delight foods GIESMANN STUDIO for fine photography GOLDEN DAWN SUPERMARKET full service market 138 CONTRIBUTORS HALL LINEMAN SUPPLIES for all lineman equipment HILLARD STUDIO modern approaches towards photography HENRY T. LIMBERG a specialty in refrigeration H. L. R. ANDERSON INSURANCE service that saves HOVIS PLUMBING AND HEATING enjoy modern heating. JA-DE SHOP ladies' apparel with a touch of originality JEAN’S SUB SHOP IOam-1Opm Mon thru Sat, 18 delicious varieties JIM MACRAE electrical appliances and service JOHN C. DORR FUNERAL HOME ambulance service KING’S SHOE STORE shoes for the whole family LANGLEY’S SMART APPAREL the fashion look for ladies of all ages LOYAL L. CHRISTIE INSURANCE COMPANY protection plus savings McCANDLESS AUTOMOTIVE foreign car service McCARL’S DRESS SHOP latest fashions for smart dressers MICHAEL’S BORON STATION complete line of accessories MOD COM ELECTRONICS tape decks, stereo tape decks, tapes NELSON’S FLOWER SHOP flowers for all occasions NATIONWIDE INSURANCE feydo-kapp PALMER BROTHERS TV APPLIANCE CENTER quality televisions and appliances PUNTURERI DISTRIBUTORS all your favorite brands RIVERSIDE MARKET complete supermarket plus deli and bakery 139 CONTRIBUTORS ROSTAS AND SHIPTON TELEVISION motorola magnovox dealers RUDY’S RESTAURANT sportmen meet — specialize in steak and spaghetti SCHALL’S QUAKER STATE general auto repairing — state inspection SHAFFER’S HOME DECORATING CENTER vinal floor — carpeting — wallpaper — paints SHELLEY’S FURNITURE carpet — lamps — bedding SIGN OF THE TURTLE gifts for all occasions STEESE’S ICE CREAM delicious home-made ice cream THRUSH PHARMACY rush to thrush VILLAGE SHOP fashions for the contemporary woman! WALTER ALAN funky clothes, jeans, shirts WILLIAMSON AUTO PARTS for all your auto needs 140 PROFESSIONALS DR. F. D. ACKLIN ANDERSON W. DONAN, M.D., LTD DR. THOMAS M. EASTON DR. JAMES W. EATON, D.M.D. DR. R. FRED GURNEY HILL CREST DENTAL CENTER DR. MRS. C. R. HYLWA McBride mcnickle, attorneys at law W. C. MENZIES, JR., M.D. MERCER OSTEOPATHIC CLINIC ASSOCIATION T. G. WATSON, M.D. WHERRY KETLER D. E. WONSETTLER, M.D. DR. RAYMOND A. YOURD As we leave our high school years behind, we also leave a part of ourselves. When time passes, it is gone forever. While you cannot return to the times of the past, you can remember them. We, the Editors and staff of the 1976 PINE KNOT, have compiled some of the best memories of the year 1976 so that they may once again become vivid in your mind. We hope you will return many times to the halls of Grove City High School through the use of this yearbook. Amy Cay McCamey, Editor Cindy Morley, Associate Editor Mike Bend, Associate Editor Mr. Nial McCamey, Adviser 141