Laurel Valley High School - Laurel Yearbook (New Florence, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1977 volume:

On the day each of us was born, a tree was beginning its life too. As we grew, it grew. We shared the seasons with the trees; we played in the branches and fallen leaves. At times we've been troubled and in despair, just as the trees have been battered by the winds of winter, but we and the trees have survived each storm. Every day we continue to grow and mature. This yearbook is dedicated to the feelings our trees could not share: happiness, regret, failure, love, and accomplishment. Every page in this book holds a trace of each one. Contents Senior Highlights 4 Faculty 17 Athletics 31 Organizations 67 Underclassmen 115 Seniors 135 Advertising 159 Index 207 Hall of Fame members excel in personal, Outstanding Athletes— Don and Barb Class Actor and Actress— Joe Gorirossi and Vicki Gehring Comical Characters—Bob Saxton and Chris Henderson Greatest Gift of Gab—Patty Troyan 4 athletic, and scholastic endeavors Most Creative--Wade Killen and Patty O'Shell Friendliest—Gary Ritenour and Diane West Brightest Future—Bryan Gregory and Val Harford Beauty and Brawn—Ken Bracken and Suzanne Ritenour Sharp Dressers—Bill and i aryn 5 A year for working, planning, dreaming 6 . . . and it began with the junior prom 7 8 lifSiu woud uo—ui si douvSdjd !;no duv suvdf Erin Moore chosen queen of ’76 prom We May Never Pass This Way Again proved a fitting theme for the 1976 prom. The highpoint of the Grand March was the crowning of Erin Moore as prom queen. Couples then shared special moments during the continuation of the prom and postprom party at the Sheraton Inn. When the festivities ended, the tired but happy couples started home. The long-awaited night had come to an end, but the memories would last a lifetime. 9 Homecoming celebrated at Weller Field On October 22, the Rams defeated Berlin 8-6 at the annual homecoming game. At halftime Bryan Gregory and Jackie Pickup were crowned homecoming king and queen, with Ken Bracken and Suzanne Ritenour as first runners-up. Crisp weather and fallen leaves created the ideal set for Fall Harvest, theme of the homecoming dance. 12 Seniors honored at final game Senior Day is a memorable and somewhat sad occasion. Every student dreams of the day he will be a senior. When the day finally comes we realize how fast the years have gone by. Remember how old the seniors seemed when we were in seventh grade? As seniors, we don't feel quite so big. Groups recognized on senior day included football players, cheerleaders, honor guard, silks, rifle team, majorettes, band members, and pomettes. The football mothers, band mothers, and boosters club made arrangements for programs and corsages. These groups helped make the 1976-77 Senior Day program a very successful and memorable occasion. 13 Temporary inconvenience means —I 1 il Workmen begin the new addition by first laying blocks for Because of temporary doorways, record low temperatures foundation. were set in the corridors of laurel Valley. Any change for the better brings its share of problems. No one guessed what unusual problems the new addition would bring. Drip! Drop! Look, it's raining! So What? In the cafeteria? Lack of parking meant cars stuck in the mud. Who's the new janitor? Quiet! That's a teaclw who dug her car out of the mud. The cold classrooms kept students clad in scarves and coats. When heat finally entered the icy rooms, coats were shed and new personalities emerged. Hi! You look so odd without a coat. Much nicer. Want to go steady ? y Right: Steel framework begins to appear. 14 permanent improvement In the spring of 1976 ground was broken for the new afterward and was progressing rapidly before the school addition. The wing was designed by architects Williams, term ended. The architect's drawing above shows the Shields, Snyder Goas, and was built by general contract- addition as it will appear following completion early or George Danko of Latrobe. Construction began shortly in 1977. The new wing of the building includes, in addition to several traditional classrooms, an art room, a science room, and a student conference center. Both the cafeteria and the kitchen have . been enlarged, as has the business education area. A new athletic field has been built in back of the school, and the driveways and parking areas have been redesigned. An elevator has been installed for the safety and convenience of handicapped students. Mr. Perian and Mr. Allen examine architect's drawings. FACULTY School administrators work in diversifn Mr. Milroy Carnahan—Superintendent of Schools. Mr. Enoch Wootton--Curriculum Coordinator. Mr. Fred Pickup—High School Principal, Mr. Carl Perian--Assistant Principal, Mr. Francis Voyten— Psychologist and Guidance Coordinator. BOARD OF EDUCATION--Seated: Mr. Phillip Mr. Nevin Thomas, Mr. John McKlveen, Mr. Maloney, Mrs. Gladys Siard, Dr. Mary Kinney, John Horrell. Not Pictured: Mr, Russell Good- Dr• William Hirsch. Standing:Mr. Ben Lamb, lin. areas to operate schools efficiently Mr. Orvis Steimer—Business Manager. Mr. Jerry Allen--Senior High Guidance Counselor and Mr. Stanley Dohoda--Junior High Guidance Counselor. i Mrs. Marie Johnson—Food Service Manager. Miss Rebecca McKinney—School Nurse. Miss Linda Magnani—Secretary Mrs. Shirley McChesney—Secretary and Mrs Kathryn Palko— Mrs. Betty Horre 11—Library Aide. Guidance Clerk. Language departments offer general Mrs. Priscilla Burkett has gained recognition for her Spanish classes. Seventh and twelfth grade English classes are taught by Mr. William Flickinger. Mrs. Peters and her journalism students spend much time working on the Ram Page. Mrs. Elnora Chisnell teaches junior and senior academic English classes. 20 and academic courses for students’ needs Mr. Bert Toy gives instruction in reading and tenth-grade English. Mrs. Lila Peters has three areas of teaching—German, journalism, and tenth-grade English. Classes in speech and ninth-grade English are taught by Mrs. Janet Betke. Mrs. Pat Neff, our drama coach, teaches eighth and eleventh-grade English. Math department introduces new procedures Mr. Joseph Rura, athletic di- Mr. F. Allen Abbott is the rector, is also the junior high instructor of Algebra I and mathematics instructor. modem math. Mr. Lee Kerr teaches geometry, math analysis, and advanced algebra and trigonometry. Mr. Gerald Page instructs the challenging Algebra I and II courses. 22 Science department gives students experience Mr. Walter Gasdek teaches biology at Carey in the morning and at LV in the afternoon. Mrs. Margaret King, Chemistry I and II and Physical Science instructor, requires many lab reports. Mr. Curtis King is the teacher of science and biology. Junior high students study science with Mr. John Sekela. 23 Social Studies offerings are varied Mr. Ernest Pudliner teaches World Cultures and U.S. Cultures II. Students learn about foreign cultures and world geography from Mr. Richard Hiner. Mr. Richard Headrick teaches POD, economics, and civics. 24 U.S. Cultures I and II are taught by Mr. Tom Bryson. Vocational courses teach useful skills Mrs. Mol lie Spory instructs students in foods and nutrition and home nursing. Areas of specialty for Miss Lynne Sepesy are home economics and creative stitchery. Mr. Marvin Keller is instructor in metal shop and technical drawing. Taught by Mr. Andrew Pahach, students learn carpentry skills in wood shop classes. Many students elect classes in fine arts Mrs. Joanne Bauman teaches art to students in grades 7 through 12. Mr. Duane Hall conducts senior and junior high choruses and teaches junior high music. 26 Young musicians are taught by Mr. Eugene Gorirossi, the school's band director. Mrs. Nancy Schaller is the school's librarian. Physical fitness and job skills are stressed Mrs. Jane Mather, Mr. Wayne Howard, and Mr. Angelo Sembiante are Laurel Valley's physical education teachers. Miss Renee Walker replaced Mrs. Mather, whc retired in mid-year. Mr. Robert Bendel is senior high Occupational Education instructor. Mr. Francis Parks is helped in the Learning Disabilities Center by his aide, Mrs. Kathy Pelfrey. 27 Courses in practical skills are popular New faculty member. Miss Luanne LaFrankie, offers shorthand and business English. Mr. Eugene Cameron instructs students in driving and safety education. Typing and math and law for business students are Mrs. Pamela Stickle's specialties. 28 Cooks and custodians provide service COOKS: D. Galbraith, J. Lichtenfels, C. Gamble. G. Dillon, M. Reven, C. Nelson, N. Gordon. Mrs. Mary Burkett Head Cook ATHLETICS Varsity Rams provide hometown fans Daily football practices beginning August 18 were long and hot. Cross-country running, sprints, and memorization of plays prepared the Rams for a tough upcoming season. The Rams struggled to a 3-win, 6-loss season. The loss of Jim Leitch and injuries to key players did not help. Another problem was lack of players' experience. However, all game scores were close. Ken Bracken, Dave Bernabo, and Gary Barrow led the running attack. Quarterback Don Harnish handled the offense with Randy Short and Tracy Howe as receivers. A strong defense helped the Rams to intercept passes, recover fumbles, and do a lot of hard hitting. Many underclassmen gained valuable experience which will be used in the '77 season. Guard Mike Howe, running back Ken Bracken, and linebacker Don Harnish were Appalachian Conference stars. Mike also received the Tribune-Democrat Player-Scholar Award. Hal Galbraith Center Years played: 2 Statistician: 1 Assistant Coach Gerald Page and Head Coach Bert Toy spend hours of hard work training and coaching the team. Matt Gorman Manager Years Managed: 3 32 with many thrilling moments Front Row: R. Short, J. Knupp, J. Mack, D. LaRosse, G. Barrow, M. Howe, T. Ambrose, R. Conrad, G. Boring, A. Shirey. Row Two: T. Howe, J. Stewart, G. Ritenour, J. Hunt, D. Pardee, K. Bracken, M. Pardee, K. Moore. Row Three: S. Fratrich, R. Smith, R. Penner, P. Suschak, J. Mundorf, C. Crusan, T. Solich, T. Glusko, B. Pardee, T. LaMantia, D. Moon, J. Darby, J. Harr. Row Four: J. Ferri, J. Bealonis, D. Harford, A. Boring, R. Henderson, R. Ritenour, K. Boske, D. Heming, C. Deemer, S. Henderson, D. Galbraith, J. Ritenour, D. Bernabo. _ , -rnv concentrate on a close play Coaches Page and ° Football Scoreboard LV 38 Purchase Line Opponent 12 0 Blacklick Valley 12 18 Shade Area 12 0 Ferndale Area 6 0 United 14 16 Meyersdale 18 6 Saltsburg 8 8 Berlin-Brothersvalley 6 6 Blairsville 14 33 Senior gridders formed nucleus of team Ron Conrad 6' 2 210 lbs. Tackle Tears played: 3 Don LaRosse 6' 2 190 lbs. Tackle Years played: 3 Alan Shirey 5' 9 140 lbs. Center Years played: 3 Jeff Knupp 5' 8 145 lbs. Guard Years played: 2 Gary Boring 5' 8 140 lbs. End Years played: 3 34 in season marked by hard-fought contests John Hunt 6' 1 150 lbs. End Years played: 1 Tony Ambrose 5' 11 160 lbs. Tackle Years played: 3 Ken Bracken 6' 0 182 lbs. Swingback Years played: 3 Gary Barrow 5' 10 160 lbs. Linebacker Years played: 3 Mike Howe 5' 10 180 lbs. Linebacker Years played: 3 35 Seniors played against formidable opponents Jeff Mack 5' 7 140 lbs. Guard Years played: 3 Doug Pardee 5' 10 145 lbs. Guard Years played: 3 ev, Gary Ritenour 5' 5 140 lbs. Defensive Halfback Years played: 2 Randy Short 5' 10 155 lbs. End Years played: 3 Don Harnish 6' 1 180 lbs. Monsterman Years played: 3 36 Rams show ability to block, tackle, and run Get that quarterback! Bernabo breaks two tackles. Glusko takes on two. 37 Junior Varsity wins lone victory Front Row: J. Ferri, J. Ritenour, D. Galbraith, J. Bealonis, J. Stewart, J. Harr, A. Boring, S. Fratrich. Row Two: J. Darby, D. Harford, C. Deemer, B. Huston, M. Pardee, K. Moore, R. Smith, J. Mundorf. Row Three: G. Bealonis, R. Kenner, I. Conrad, R. Henderson, D. Heming D Monn S. Pardee R Ritenour, T. Solich, K. Boske's Hender-son, Coach Hmer, K. Csehoski. Coach Richard Hiner MtttGlrYmanANAGERS: Frank Tantlin9er, 'e Alt imus. LV 0 0 0 8 0 38 JV SCOREBOARD Ferndale Penns Manor United Blacklick Saltsburg Portage Junior High continues fifteen game win streak Front Row: T. McClure, P. Solich, D. Waters, J. Craft, R. Caldwell. Row Two: B. Ritenour, C. Lenhart, D. Lynn, P. Altimus, R. Troyan, B. Pahach, R. Sarver, J. Colananni. Row Three: R. Gehlman, L. Henderson, J. Cardarella, K. Garland, T. Pickup, B. Wadsworth, B. Geary. G. Fuller, R. Dohoda, D. West. Row Four: S. Page, M. Lych, C. Luther, D. Simpson, B. Novak, P. Mack, J. Stewart, G. Bealonis, D. Henderson. JUNIOR HIGH SCORES LV Opponent 12 Purchase Line 6 6 Ferndale 0 22 Kiski Prep 14 Penns Manor Forfeit 14 United 0 34 Saltsburg 8 2 Blairsville 0 Coaches John Sekela and Curtis King Gene Bealonis runs the ball for extra yardage Varsity cheerleaders add spirit to games Front Row: Jane Bechtold, Dianna Lichtenfels, Helen Mundorff, Kim Lynch. Row Two: Beth Boske, Janine Anderson, Pam Baird. Rows Three And Four: Tri-captains-Ellen Stewart, Char I a Irwin, Jackie Pickup. SENIORS-Front Row: Charla Irwin-2 years (1 year tri-captain). Row Two: Helen Mundorff; Mr. Treasure, sponsor; Kim Lynch-2 years; Row Three: Janine Anderson 4-years; Jackie Pickup (4 years captain, 1 year tri-captain). JV cheerleaders show pep and enthusiasm Left: Renee Henderson. Center (From Bottom): Debbie Carney, Agatha Gre 9ory, Carol Heming, Stacie Stercho. Right: Kelly Luther. Go Rams go! This is just one cheer the junior varsity cheerleaders use to brighten the spirits of fans and players. The girls spend many hours inventing and practicing various cheers. They worked hard to raise money for their new uniforms. 41 Junior high cheerleaders have school spirit Row One: Ileene Wakefield, Nadine Henderson, Linda Martin. Row Two: Shari Anderson, Doreen Wedge, Patty Craft, Rebecca Miller, Carla Chesla. 42 Varsity squad challenges formidable opponents Front Row: Mike Pardee, Coach Pahach, Bob Saxton, Randy Short. Row Two: Todd Marino, Bryan Gregory, Bob Pardee. Row Three; Don Heming, Greg Gable, Don Hamish. Row Four: Scon Henderson, Bob Muir, Greg Hughes, Dave Bemabo, Coach Bryson. The basketball team experienced a difficult season, with lack of height creating problems and injuries taking their toll. Because of the natural gas shortage, many of the last games could not be played in the evening and were scheduled immediately after school hours. Snow and icy roads forced postponement of severa I games. Near the season's end, the team played three or four games weekly to make up the games they had missed. Seniors use talent and experience Greg Gable Forward, center Yrs. played: 3 Bryan Gregory Forward, center Yrs, played: 3 Randy Short Guard, forward Yrs, played: 3 in thrilling, action-packed contests Bob Saxton Gua rd Yrs. played: 3 Don Hamish Fonvard Yrs. played: 3 Dean Hull is the basketball trainer, and Tracy Penrose and Mike McGeary are managers The basketball statisticians are Gary Reven, Bob Browning, Craig Deemer, and Jeff Bealonis. 45 Varsity basketball players display speed, agility, and determination JV team plays with determination and drive Standing: G. Hughes, M. Pardee, Coach Bryson. Sitting: D. Galbraith, J. Bracken, T. Gable, D. Heming, R. Grenke, and T. Marino. 48 Ninth grade cagers met tough opponents GRADE NINE: Craig Krause, Bill Geary, Don Gregory, Coach Abbott, Gene Bealonis, Tom Pickup, Richard Dohoda. Seventh and eighth graders anticipate stardom GRADE EIGHT—Front Row: D. Lavely, D. Miller, C.- Lu- Hall, T. McClure, D. Henderson, B. Novak, Mr. Moore-ther, K. Klavuhn, R. Caldwell, J. Scott, B. Shingler, B. Coach. Ritenour. Row Two: Mr. Bruce, M. Lych, G. Fuller, P. GRADE SEVEN—Front Row: R. Dipofi, C« Martinak, D, Simpson. Row Three: D. Galbraith, R. Gehlman, B. Stutz- Mr. Bruce-Coach, G. Flickinger, J. man. Row Two: J. Page, B. Ludwig, Flickinger, S. Balencic, G. Hall Golfers do more than “putt around Kneeling: B. Smith, B. Cunningham, K. Skiles, B. Grenke, V. Gamble, B. Browning, R. Bassler, R. Gregory. Standing: Mr. Treasure, A. Solich, R. Gorman, J. Berkey. Mr. Hayes Treasure-Coach Vears! and Ken Skiles-1 year This year's varsity golf season was plagued showing in the first annual Appalachian Con-with much rain and unseasonably cold weather, ference Golf Tournament held at Chestnut Ridge which contributed greatly to a disappointing Course in Blairsville. season. Although the team fell far short of their expected goals, they did make a fine third place 52 '76 baseball team has exciting season Head Coach Gerald Page Assistant Coach Robert Bendel Front Row: Coach Page, K. Moore, T. Glusko, K. Ful- Short, K. Skiles, T. Smith, P. Suschak, J. Chow, R. ler, J. Bracken, R. Gordon, R. Bassler, Coach Bendel. Gorman. Row Four: M. Howard, G. Fuller, D. Hamish, Row Two: T. Pecora, G. Baird, M. Zaragoza, J. Darby, D. Mulligan, F. Zarket, T. Conrad. C. Busony, T. Garaventa, R. Penner. Row Three: R. 53 Rams’ season highlighted by 7-11 record MANAGERS: Rod Gehring, Jim Laughner, Dean Hull (Trainer), Matt Gorman. Should I open my eyes now f The Laurel Valley baseball team finished the 1976 season with seven wins and eleven losses. Although they did not have a winning record, the team was happy to succeed in capturing the Marion Center Tournament crown. Practice began the first week of March and workouts were held in the gym or outside, depending on the weather. The Rams' season began April 1 with an exhibition game at La-trobe. April 5 marked the beginning of league play against Penn Cambria, whom the Rams defeated, 9-2. Rain and cold weather played havoc with the schedule at times. The team, which included eight returning lettermen, worked hard and showed great detenuination. Coaches Page and Bendel drilled the boys on fielding, hitting, and pitching. Ken Skiles was considered to be the most effective pitcher with four victories. In the Marion Center Tournament, Ken won both games of a double-header, a very unusual feat. Tan Smith won two games and Gary Fuller won one. Bubble power pitch! and Marion Center Tournament victory Randy Short Outfielder Years played: 4 Ken Skiles Pitcher Years played: 4 Don Harnish Catcher Years played: 4 Baseball Scoreboard LV Opponent 9 Penn Cambria 2 2 Blacklick Valley 6 9 Bishop Carroll 8 4 Indiana 5 15 Cambria Heights 0 2 Forest Hills 18 1 Portage 3 2 Central Cambria 1 2 Central 16 9 Forest Hills 2 1 Kiski Prep 3 4 Indiana 8 1 Marion Center 5 0 Blacklick Valley 1 2 Kiski Prep 3 District 6 Tournament 5 Rothrock 6 Marion Center Tournament 2 Marion Center 0 9 Bishop Carroll 1 Denotes Tri-County League game 55 Students and faculty brave frigid sub Whi le most peop le batt led the winter weather by unburying cars, keeping driveways and roads cleared, and wondering when the thaw would come, others took advantage of a chance to have fun in the snow. 56 temperatures of the worst winter on record During the cold days of gas shortages, halls and classrooms were deserted while students had to stay at home for days at a time. When schools reopened, hooded jerseys, sweaters, and long underwear became fashionab le for schoo I wear. 57 Varsity suffers tough losses but Front Row: Debbie Howard and Debbie Keiper. Row Two: Barb Machak and Lisa McClure. Row Three: Beth Caldwell and Arlie Burke. Standing: Nancy Galbraith and Coach Dale Wahl. MANAGERS: Chris Henderson, Gail Gamble, Jackie Pickup, Cindy Henderson, and Charla Irwin. Dale Wahl—Varsity Coach The Ramettes had a disappointing season with 8 losses and no wins. The girls, who were hindered by lack of height, have high hopes for next year. $8 Seniors give leadership and guidance Arlie Burke Guard Height: 5 5 Years played: 4 Debbie Howard Forward Height: 5'9M Years played: 4 Barb Machak Guard Height: 5 6 Years played: 4 Junior Varsity gains experience Seated-From Left: Kim Galbraith, Terena Dohoda, Tammy Wakefield, and Coach Lynne Sepesy. Standing: Gloria Cunningham and Belinda Machak Junior Varsity Coach Lynne Sepesy Although the JV team had a win less season, they learned many skills of the game. This experience will be important to next year's varsity. Junior High girls have winning season managers—from left: Patty Dohoda, Carol King, sue record breaking center, Wendy McClure. Some Robertson, Lori Harbison, Paula McCullough. ' of Wendy'S accomplishments Were Scoring 256 total points in a season, a record 35 points in one game, and receiving Most Valuable Player honors in 12 of 14 games. Other Most Valuable Players were Lynn Wingard and Mary Conrad. Volleyball team sets high goals Coach Wahl, Arlie Burke, Marcia St, Clair, Barb Machak, Beth Caldwell, Debbie Howard, Charla Irwin, Kim Lynch, Cindy Mundorf, Nancy Galbraith. 62 Managers--Top to bottom: Jackie Pickup, Sharon Gamble, Kelly Luther, Agatha Gregory, Carol Wagner, Sharon Ya-coni, Lisa McClure, Janice Chesla. Seasoned seniors serve team well Charla Irwin--3 yrs. Debbie Howard—3 yrs. Kira Lynch—2 yrs. Arlie Burke—4 yrs. The 1977 season holds promise of being a good one for the girls' volleyball team. Although there are only two returning letter winners, there are eleven girls with experience. The team participates in the Central-Western Girls' Volleyball League. They will play a total of fourteen games. Cindy Mundorf—3 yrs. Marcia St. Clair—4 yrs. Barb Machak--2 yrs. 63 Junior Varsity volleyball players determined Seated: Connie O’Shell, Apryl Norris, Kris Klavuhn, Mary Klavuhn, Wendy McClure, Terena Dohoda, Sheila St. Clair, Conrad. Standing: Lisa Watkins, Debbie Betton, Karen Susie King, Coach Dale Wahl. 64 Coach Dale Wahl gives a pep talk to his team. Kelly Luther and Sharon Gamble seem surprised. to develop skill, agility, and team spirit The junior varsity team, under the coaching of Miss Lynne Sepesy, shows promise of being a good team this season. The girls began practice in January, but due to the bad weather, several practices were missed. The girls started their regu lar season onFebruary 28 withawin. They defeated their opponent, Penns Manor, by the scores of 15-11 and 15-11. The varsity teama Iso defeated Penns Manor by the scores of 15-8, 16-18, and 15-1. The team will play a total of fourteen games. They also played Westmont and Ligonier in two exhibition games. Lunch time lively for Junior High ORGANIZATIONS Marching band shows flair and precision Front Row: L. Browning, M. Conrad, L. Martin, T. Glusko, C. Moore, C. Grenke, K. Wynn, P. Suschak, D. Wynn, L. Keck, P. Dohoda, P. Garland, J. Brinker, K. Woodring. Row Two: P. Merritt, J. Wakefield, D. Miller, J. Scott, T. Altimus, B. Stutzman, G. Gamble, M. Gorirossi, B. Cse-hoski, D. Csehoski, P. Hepner, C. Spangler, K. Karageanes, S. Moore. Row Three: Mr. Gorirossi, M. Crawley, K. Rhoades, C. Shearer, C. Roby, V. Altimus, K. Garland, D. Beatty, D. Foster, R. Graham, D. West, I. Wakefield, R. Bracken, L. Brinker, G. Gamble. Row Four: S. St. Clair, P. Ferris, K. Norris, P. Huston, C. Chesla, J. McCreery, L. Beal, J. Gorirossi, P. McCullough, K. Galbraith, S. Graham, R. Lear, T. Wakefield. Row Five: J. Laughner, E. Sutter, W. Killen, T. McCullough, G. Wynn, R. Sowers, S. Cooper, S. Nuneviller, G. Scott, T. Dohoda, V. Gamble, G. Baird, T. Roby. at parades and in colorful halftime shows The annual band camp began in mid August. During the two weeks before school started, the band practiced new songs, learned routines, and mastered the signals of field director Gail Gamble. Practice continued during the beginning of the school year for preparation for halftime performances. Each week the band did different and interesting routines making halftime viewing a real entertainment. They played musical favorites such as This Could Be the Start of Something Big, Rhinestone Cowboy, Mighty Mac, and the theme from S.W.A.T. After football season the band worked very hard to present successful concerts at Christmas and in the spring. The 1976-77 band, under the direction of Mr. Eugene Gorirossi, is a credit to Laurel Valley High School. SENIORS—Front Row: Pam Huston, Wade Killen. Row Two: Diane West, Cindy Roby, Sue Graham. Row Three: Taryn McCullough, Joe Gorirossi, Greg Scott. Honor Guard identifies L. V. marching band Seniors Linda Lichtenfels and Barb Machak Beth Sutter carries the bicentennial flag. Honor is, obviously, what the Honor Guard is all about. The banner and flags they carry show respect to the United States, to Pennsylvania, and to Laurel Valley. The two rifles symbolize how we protect the land and places most dear to us. As this is the bicentennial year, a special bicentennial flag was added. The honor guard remains always in the foreground at football games and is the unit that leads the band during parades The girls of the honor guard are chosen with care because they are the unit identifying our school and are responsible for most first impressions of it. Acting as captain this year is Debbie Keiper. Co-captain is senior Barb Machak. Carrying the bicentennial flag is Beth Sutter. From Left: Debbie Keiper, Carol Wagner, Linda Lichtenfels, Barb Machak, Holly Hoel, Gladine Clawson, and Tracy Henderson. Silks complement band with lively routines 1976-77 SILKS—From Left: Jane Schaller, Val Harford, Co-captain Jeanne Sapalio, Captain Donna Browning, Becky Bowers, Sharon Gamble, Val Rhoades, and Sue Murphy. Complementing the band on its appearance, the flag carriers proudly display the school colors, red and black. The Silks were formed in 1971 and perform routines to the various tunes featured at half-times and parades. Patience and determination are needed to manipulate the large and graceful flags. Donna Rhoades is this year's captain and Jeanne Sapalio is the cocaptain . Six of the eight participating members are seniors and will be graduating this year. SENIOR SILKS—Seated: Val Browning, Sharon Gamble. Standing: Val Harford, Becky Bowers, Donna Rhoades, Jeanne Sapalio. Rifles and majorettes add color The Laurel Valley Rifle Tearn is a unit made up of eight girls in striking black and white uniforms. While marching in half time shows and parades, the girls do difficult flips and tosses with their fiberglass guns. The girls have worked hard earning money for new uniforms, as well as working to perfect their routines. Vicki Gehring and Lois Mabon were captain and co-captain respectively. Front Row: L. Ritenour, L. Mabon, V. Gehring, and M. McGinnis. Row Two: R. Bloom, V. Csehoski, C. O'Shell, and S. Ritenour. 72 SENIORS—Left To Right: V. Csehoski, V. Gehring, S. Ritenour, R. Bloom, and L. Ritenour. and style to marching band Left To Right: J. Chesla, M. Gyukery, M. St. Clair, D. Horrell, L. Hughes, L. Ardrey, B. Ma-chak, and L. McClure. SENIORS: Lisa Ardrey, Marcia St. Clair, and Marianne Gyukery. Lisa Ardrey marches happily onto the field. Lynne Hughes was head majorette this year and with the assistance of Diane Horrell the squad came up with many creative routines. Lisa McClure, Lynne Hughes, Diane Horrell, and Janice Chesla attended a National Majorette Camp. 73 Pomettes add color and spice to band Front Row: B. Shelter, M. Ventry, S. Boring, V. Henderson. Row Three: T. Raspotnik, D. Ritenour, Henderson. Row Two: L. Toman, P. Troyan, C. M. Wadsworth. The Laurel Valley Pomettes, under the supervision of Captain Vickie Henderson and Co-captain Brenda Shet-ler, display their many routines during the halftime shows. This talented group consists of ten regular girls and one alternate. The Pomettes began their practice sessions during the summer and continued them through the school year. Even though they are a new addition to the band, their colorful routines are a great asset to the band. Their brightly-colored uniforms and pom poms are a visual delight. The Pomettes raised the money for their uniforms by selling donuts. 74 C. Henderson, V. Henderson, and P. Troyan. Junior high band trains young musicians Front Row B. Csehoski, T. Altimus, D. Csehoski, D. Miller, P. Hepner, J. Wakefield, G. Gamble, M. Gorirossi, B. Stutz-man. Row Two: K. Woodring, D. Lentz, J. Scott, S. Moore, C. Grenke, L. Browning, K. Karageanes, B. Fletcher, B. Graver, F. Eckenroad, P. Merritt, C. Spangler. Row Three: C. Moore, K. Garland, J. Brinker, P. Suschak, T. Glusko, L. Beal, P. Garland, C. Shearer, I. Wakefield, K. Rhoades, R. Graham, D. Beatty, D. Wynn. Row Four: M. Conrad, P. Dohoda, P. McCullough, S. St. Clair, J. McCreery, R. Sowers, E. Sutter, D. Waters, P. Ferris, R. Lear, C. Chesla, R. Bracken, L. Martin. Senior high chorus involves Front Row: B. Boske, L. McClure, D. Lichtenfels, L. Mabon, K. Ference, N. Galbraith, B. Caldwell, G. Clawson, B. Gregory, J. Knupp, T. Marino, K. Csehoski. Row Two: S. Gamble, V. Harford, J. Pickup, H. Yeager, S. Cooper, D. Keiper, N. Muir, L. Hughes, M. McGinnis, S. Banko, T. Henderson, D. Lynch, E. Bowden, S. Nuneviller, A. Norris. Row Three: A. Burke, G. Gamble, J. Anderson, L. Brinker, S. Murphy, M. Crawley, T. Taggart, J. Schaller, S. Miller, K. Moore, G. Crusan, T. McCullough, P. Sowers. Row Four: G. Baird, H. Galbraith, G. Boring, G. Ritenour, J. Gorirossi, J. Madeley, S. Wingard, D. Carney, B. Boring, C. Blankenbicker, T. Dohoda, K. Klavuhn, H. Mundorff, K. Lynch. Row Five: J. Laughner, K. Bracken, K. Skiles, R. Smith, A. Boring, T. Conrad, K. Luther, T. Raspotnik, K. Galbraith, A. Gregory, L. Keck, R. Henderson, T. Wakefield, G. Cunningham. Row Six: R. Penner, B. Cochran, M. Palko, G. Hughes, K. Fuller, G. Berkstresser, A. Shirey, B. Cunningham, G. Gable, T. Pecora. Gary Baird—Chorus Accompanist Mr. Duane Hall—Vocal Music Teacher 76 many enthusiastic vocalists SENIOR CHORUS MEMBERS—Front Row: J. Anderson, J. Pickup, A. Burke. Row Two: S. Gamble, H. Yeager, K. Lynch, H. Mundorff. Row Three: J. Gorirossi, V. Harford, T. McCullough, P. Sowers. Row Four: J. Knupp, B. Gregory, H. Galbraith, G. Ritenour. Row Five: B. Cunningham, K. Bracken, G. Gable. Top Row: K. Skiles, G. Boring, B. Smith, A. Shirey. CHORUS OFFICERS—Treasurer Jackie Pickup, President Arlie Burke, Secretary Ken Bracken, Vice-President Ken Skiles. 77 Junior High chorus performs well in concerts Front Row: C. King, S. King, K. Klavuhn, P. Craft, D. Wedge, D. Yonker, S. Snyder, S. Anderson, R. Rector, L. Gates, L. Priest, E. Galbraith, C. Berkey, T. Catanese, G. Peters, M. Hamill. Row Two: J. Jacobs, G. Coy, R. Beeler, K. Rummell, J. McDowell, J. Black, R. Anderson, A, McDonald, W. Beeler, P. Smith, L. Murphy, L. Mack, T. Gehlman, P. Hepner, J, Connell, M. Jones. Row Three: D. Machak, B. Neuner, P. Crooks, K. Stiles, C. Simpson, S. Colson, S. Crusan, C. Evans, Martha Jones, K. Bendel, T. Helsel, P. Tantlinger, D. Kisamore, C. Bennett, J. Palmer, C. Smithley, L. Wingard. Row Four: D. Patterson, M. Marsh, L. Kaufman, D. Gregory, J. Cardarella, B. Miller, R. Troyan, S. Robertson, B. Pahach, L. Harbison, A. Balencic, L. Cameron, B. Miller, S. Marino, T. Garland, W. Lynn, K. Nelson. Row Five: L. Penner, D. Lynn, S. Wyman, J. Allen, D. Miller, D. West, B. Ritenour, T. McClure, J. Craft, P. Roddy, C. Krause, J. Lupacchinni, R. Boring, R. Shomo, C. Norgate, S. Henderson. Music is the universal language and love is the key . . . People whoare making music are the happiest people I've ever seen ... Students who participate in jr. high chorus are rewarded with friendship, accomplishment, and fun. Their yearly activities include a Christmas and a spring concert. They spend many hours practicing for these occasions. 78 ARK Scott Wingard trims a Christmas tree on the stage. Vocal and instrumental musicians have talent Talented Heidi Yeager sings and plays the guitar. COUNTY BAND--Standing: Gary Baird and Joe Gorirossi. Sitting: Sue Cooper and Janice Chesla. Not Pictured— Cindy Roby. COUNTY CHORUS: Bill Cunningham, Gregg Crusan, Ken Bracken, Hal Galbraith, and Ken Skiles. 79 Laurel staff tells the story of 76 - 77 Seated: V. Gehring, C. Lear, L. Hughes, P. Sowers, J. Anderson. Standing: H. Galbraith, T. McCullough G. Gable, A. Burke, B. Cunningham, J. Tarter 80 ADVISORS: Mrs. Lila Peters and Mrs. Elnora Chisnell and handles finances to pay the bills Kneeling: D. Howard, V. Hall, C. Henderson K. Blake. Sitting: R. Bloom, L. Ardrey, D. Rhoades, H Mundorff' . Bowers. Standing: Mr. Wahl H. v. Schober, S. Graham, K. Lear, The business staff of the Laurel is known for devoting many long, hard hours of work to secretarial and financial duties to make the yearbook a success. After selling ads to many businessmen throughout the area, many bills were then made out and sent. Advertising, the magazine campaign, and student subscriptions provide the money to publish the Laurel. Mr. Dale Wahl is the advisor. Members of the literary staff worked hard to create a new and different type of yearbook. The staff writers were responsible for writing copy and getting it to the typists on schedule. Mrs. Chisnell and Mrs. Peters devoted time to proofreading copy, working on the picture schedules and helping with layouts. Seated: Debbie Howard, Business Manager. Standing: Veronica Schober, Business Manager; Kathy Blake; Val Hall. Magazine Campaign is successful for Jr. High Row One: G. Gamble, V. Catanese, C. Hemlng, C. Luther, W. Galbraith, M. Gorirossi, K. Moore, Row Two: P- Merritt, R. Bracken, S. Robertson, S. Ster- cho, S. Moore, J. Wakefield, W. McClure. Row Three: M. Gyukery, H. Mundorff, J. Pickup, J. Anderson, K. Nelson, B. Sutter, T. Dohoda. Darla Lentz and others enjoy pizza party. The annual magazine drive proved to once again be successful. Junior high students surpassed their goal of $4000 by $2800. Homeroom 203 met their quota after one day and were rewarded with a pizza party. The drive is held to raise money for the Laurel. High salesmen Danny Galbraith and Sue Bartow. Ram Page staff publishes high school news RAM PAGE STAFF—Seated: L. Watkins, B. Caldwell, L. Hughes, D. Lichtenfels, K. Lynch. Standing: Mrs. Peters, J. Tarter, B. Cunningham, T. Conrad, S. Miller, P. Lynch, C. Lear, W. Searchfield. Ram Page staff members identify pictures for the LAUREL. The Ram page js a project of Mrs. Peters' Journalism class. The publication appears several times annually in the Ligonier Echo. Through the Ram Page, students can see the results of their journalistic talents and abilities. 83 Laurel Leaf aims for reader interest The Laurel Leaf is the school newspaper that is published once a month. It contains articles concerning the student life, sports activities, interviews with teachers, weekly menus, and general information from around the school. The staff works hard to get the newspaper out on time. This year it is under the new supervision of advisor, Miss LaFrankie. The editor is Kathy Blake. The Laurel Leaf is planning this year to raise money by selling the newspaper for a nickel a copy. Front Row: V. Hall, H. Yeager, D. Rhoades, C. Roby. Row Two: D. Howard, S. Dillon Row Three: S. Gamble, K. Blake, C. Irwin, Mr. Wahl. Cindy Mundorf watches as Kathy Blake prepares the press Charla Irwin, staff member; Kathy Blake, editor; and Debbie Howard, for a Laurel Leaf edition. staff member. 84 Quiz Team vies on television show SCHOLASTIC QUIZ TEAM—Seated: H. Galbraith, V. Harford, M. Howe. Standing: R. Browning, A. Shirey, D. Galbraith, Advisor-Mr. Pudliner. This year's team was defeated by a team from Conemaugh Township High School. Student Committee active in school affairs STUDENTS' RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES COMMITTEE: L. Henderson, B. Cunningham, C. Heming, A. Shirey, V. Harford, J. Jacobs. The group meets regularly with school administrators to discuss topics of mutual concern. 85 National Honor Society members inducted 86 Val Harford awaits customers at NHS bake sale. Mike Howe examines his certificate. in impressive candlelight ceremony The five new members of the National Honor Society were inducted in March of last year. Candidates must show outstanding scholarship, leadership ability, strong character, and must be active in service to their school and to their community. These students are chosen by the school faculty. This year's National Honor Society sponsored a coat check during the basketball season, which proved to be very convenient for the fans, and a bake sale to raise money. The funds are used to buy the needed materials such as candles, punch, and cookies for the annual induction ceremonies. Front Row: Kathy Chow, Janie Bechtold, Lydia Krise, Lydia Hughes, Mike Howe, Sponsor-Mrs. King. Row Two: Bryan Gregory, Janine Anderson, Val Harford, Val Browning. OFFICERS—Janine Anderson, vice-president; Val Harford, president; Val Browning, secretary; Lydia Hughes, treasurer. 87 Student council active in school life Front Row: V. Gehring, G. Coy, l l. Henderson, S. Anderson, P. King, C. King, P. McCullough, C. Luther, D. Kei-per, S. Murphy, N. Galbraith, J. Anderson. Row Two: V. Csehoski, R. Dohoda, B. Machak, J. Pickup, S. Henderson, A. Burke, M. Pardee, R. Henderson, T. Dohoda, S. Kay, R. Henderson, M. Howe. . 9 OFFICERS: Mike Howe, president; Mr. Dohoda, advisor; Vicki Gehring, secretary; Janine Anderson, vice-president; Val Csehoski, treasurer. 86 Vicki Gehring decorates for Christmas dance. AFS committee welcomes Mauro from Italy Front Row: W. Killen, G. Scott, B. Gregory, S. Miller, Mrs. Schaller, M. Riva, D. Pardee, M. Wingard, B. Cunningham, A. Shirey, G. Crusan. Row Two: L. Hughes, P. Troyan, K. Lynch, J. Pickup, C. Henderson, C. Irwin, M. Gyukery, J. Glessner, C. Henderson, T. McCullough, P. Sowers, R. Short. Row Three: J. Bechtold, C. Shearer, N. Muir, S. Murphy, D. West, V. Schober, M. St. Clair, B. Machak, V. Browning, V. Harford, C. Lear, D. Horrell. Row Four: B. Sutter, B. Caldwell, G. Clawson, L. Lich-tenfels, T. Taggart, J. Schaller, P. Ritenour, B. Ray, L. Hughes, P. O'Shell, J. Anderson, D. Lichtenfels, H. Galbraith. Row Five: V. Altimus, M. Crawley, P. Baird, S. Cooper, J. Chesla, G. Gamble, L. McClure, N. Galbraith, K. Ference, L. Mabon, E. Stewart, B. Shetler, B. Boske. Front Row: Mauro Riva, Mrs. Schaller, Bill Cunningham-president. Back Row: Marcia St. Cl air-treasurer, Janice Chesla-sec-retary, Val Browning-vice-president. This year's foreign exchange student is Mauro Riva from northern Italy. While in the U .S., Mauro1 s AFS host sister is Carol Shearer. 89 Awards day features achievements Mr. Pickup presents a Student Forum award to Bob Saxton. Richard Dohoda proudly accepts his citizenship award from Mrs. Clawson of the American Legion. Kim Lynch, Pam Huston, Charla Irwin, and Connie O'Shell receive physical fitness awards. On Awards Day students received recognition for many facets of school life. Certificates, pins, charms, trophies, letters, and cash prizes were presented to students participating in chorus, band, business, library, homemaking, the LAUREL LEAF, and the business and literary staffs of the LAUREL. Mrs. Clawson presents American Legion citizenship a-ward to Peggy King. 90 Forensics team successful in area meets Front Row: D. Horrell, D. Lichtenfels, L. Blanken-bicker. Row Two: J. Jacobs, J. Chesla, M. Crawley, L. Hughes. Row Three: C. Lear, S. Nuneviller, T. Wakefield, B. Ray, P. Baird, V. Harford, S. Cooper, B. Sutter, S. Murphy. Row Four: Mrs. Betke, V. Gehring, J. Anderson, V. Browning, V. Altimus, D. Keiper, S. Boring, P. O'Shell. OFFICERS: Tammy Wakefield-co-captain, Valerie Altimus-captain, Lynne Hughes-secretary. Junior play combined humor and suspense PLAY CAST—Front Row: J. Gorirossi-Wilbur Glossop; B. Cunningham-Dr. Joy and Samuel Henry, A. Shirey-Student director. Row Two: M. Wingard-Cadwallader Clippy, W. Killen-Twink Star, V. Gehring-Benita Bolt. Row Three: B. Saxton-Henry Goober; C. Hen- derson-Lutie Spinks; V. Harford-Mrs. Rebecca Bolt; P. Sowers-Martha Grubb; P. O'Shell-Prinella Fig; D. Hill-Bill Morgan; G. Scott-Phineas Plunkett; Mrs. Neff-Adviser; V. Csehoski-Student director. A maniac is loose from an asylum. An estate is turned into a retreat for people with nervous disorders. A fortune is hidden in the house. Or is it? All the crazy people search. A young girl loves a man who wants only her money. Or does he ? Suspense and comedy made Nuts and Bolts a hit. Seniors starred in amusing “Off the Track’’ SENIOR PLAY CAST—Sitting: C. Lear-Antonia Guar-ino; V. Harford-Mrs. Guarino; M. Riva-Luigi Guarino; H. Condron-Willy B. Woodson; V. Browning-Flickie Nelson; V. Csehoski-Betty Nelson; K. Lynch-Joan Parker; V. Gehring-Student director. Standing: J. Gorirossi-Student director; K. Skiles-John Morgan; A. Shirey-Silas Dobbins; D. Hill-Mr. Pozenby; P. O'Shell-Miss Pidgie McDougal; J. Anderson-Mrs. Vandervender; C. Henderson-Evilina Bumpass; H. Gal bra ith—Bill Lindsay; Mrs. Neff. This year's senior play was a three-act comedy entitled Off the Track. The story involved a train derailment near an old railroad station in Bolivar. When the occupants of the train are forced to stay overnight because of bad weather, a mysterious robbery occurs. A court room is then set up to decide who really is the robber. Mrs. Pat Neff directed the play, along with students Joe Gorirossi and Vicki Gehring. FHA girls involved in service, recreation Front Row: Mrs. Spory, Miss Sepesy, L. Beal, M. Crusan, A. Norris, J. McDowell, K. Rummel, P. Merritt, K. Bendel, D. Wedge, D. Shetler, T. Crusan. Row Two: S. Dunmire, T. Baird, B. Helzel, D. Black, K. Krisko, A. Gregory, T. Raspotnik, D. Betton, L. Toman, M. Wadsworth, L. Keck. Row Three: C. Barnhart, E. Hollen, C. Mundorf, V. Hall, D. Fllckinger, I. Wakefield, L. Murphy, C. Bennett, T. Dohoda, T. Henderson. Row Four: K. Nelson, K. Smithley, V. Sarver, E. Clawson, C. Shearer, J. Palmer, P. Tant- linger, D. Lynch, B. Miller, J. Hall, S. Banko, P. Garland, M. Conrad. OFFICERS: Lisa Toman, treasurer; Terena Dohoda, vice-president; Cindy Mundorf, president; Lisa Keck, secretary. Laurel Valley's FHA .club consists of girls who are interested in various areas of homemaking. The girls sponsored a Sadie Hawkins dance and a sub sale in order to finance a trip to Seven Springs. The members serve as babysitters during the annual open house. 94 FBLA members work for convention trip Front Row: C. Payne, B. Cunningham, B. Smith, G. Berk-stresser, K. Fuller, G. Hughes, M. Palko, R. Bassler, D. Hor-rell, C. Lear, C. Short, T. Henderson, D. James. Row Two: S. Frampton, L. Lenhart, B. Caldwell, P. O'Shell, D. Howard K. Blake, C. Irwin, H. Mundorff, P. Troyan, H. Yeager, C. Henderson, J. Pickup, K. Lynch, J. Glessner, M. Gyukery, Miss LaFrankie. Row Three: D. Betton, T. Conrad, D. Ber-nabo, R. Gehring, J. Boring, V. Hall, C. Mundorf, P. Sowers, S. Dillon, S. Gamble, D. Rhoades, C. Henderson, A. Burke, V. Henderson, M. St. Clair, S. Murphy, N. Muir, K. Wynn, Mrs. Stickle. Row Four: B. Boring, T. Henderson, J. Laugh-ner, P. Suschak, K. Black, L. Me Adams, C. Roby, S. Graham, R. Bloom, K. Lear, V. Schober, B. Sutter, M. Crawley, V. Altimus, L. Hughes, D. Lichtenfels, J. Chesla, S. Boring. Row Five: C. Blankenbicker, D. Ritenour, K. Galbraith, M. Wadsworth, T. Wakefield, L. Toman, L. Keck, S. Deemer, T. Taggart, J. Schaller, P. Cameron, B. Ray, P. Ritenour, C. O'Shell, N. Galbraith, L. Mabon, K. Ference, M. Ventry, E. Stewart, B. Shetler. Above: A smiling Cindy Henderson at her typewriter. Left-OFFICERS: Debbie Howard, president; Chris Henderson, vice-president; Charla Irwin, treasurer; Cindy Henderson, secretary; sponsors, Mrs. Stickle and Miss LaFrankie. 95 Front Row: Mr. Gasdek, Mrs. King, K. Norris, M. Zimmerman, T. Burkett, B. Helzel, D. Muir, W. McClure, D. Yonker, K. Klavuhn, S. King. Row Two: V. Csehoski, S. Wingard, S. Miller, G. Baird, G. Clawson, L. Brinker, Karen Klavuhn, B. Miller, N. Henderson. Row Three: M. Wingard, G. Scott, R. Gorman, P. Suschak, J. Laughner, K. McDermott, M. McGinnis, K. Nelson, K. Riddell, V. Sarver. OFFICERS: Hal Galbraith, president; Pat Suschak, secretary; Val Csehoski, vice-president; Gary Baird, treasurer; James Laughner, historian. % Country music club lures musicians and fans Front Row: C. Crusan, S. Miller, K. Moore, G. Crusan, J. Knupp, R. Penner, S. Wyman. Row Two: S. Oswalt, S. McKowan, W, Beeler, R. Rector, S. Yeager, P. Yeager, C. Baird. Row Three: D. Sapp, K. Rummel, P. Tantlinger, K. Mack, T. Durham, H. Thompson, E. Moomau. Row Four: S. Garland, T. Baird, P. Craft, W. Lynn, S. Anderson, C. Shearer, Mr. Allen. Officers are Gregg Crusan, president; Kevin Moore, vice-president; Steve Miller, student advisor; Chuck Crusan, secretary; Jeff Knupp, treasurer. It can be country or western or bluegrass or country rock. Any or all of these musical styles are appreciated by the members of the Country Music Club. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Allen, the group meets twice monthly to listen to their favorite music—sometimes on records or tapes—but sometimes live, as performed by members or invited guests. Passers-by are often prompted by the lively sounds to drop in on a meeting. 97 Gregg Crusan and Steve Miller entertain with guitars. Junior high boys turn out for intramurals Front Row: T. Altimus, B. Csehoski, E. Baird, D. DeNorcy, B. Graver, T. Shorno, M. Catanese, J. Ventry, R. Shorno, E. Short, Mr. Dohoda. Row Two: P. Henderson, I. Cameron, N. Gargon, B. Helzel, D. Madeley, J. Lupacchini, B. Neuner, G. Botteicher, J. Boske, D. Wynn, M. Potts. Row Three: G. Stiles, T. Crusan, B. Graham, K. Clawson, T. Lentz, T. Taggart, T. Betts, P. Altimus, R. Rudnik, L. Kaufman, R. Cavallo. Row Four: P. Ferris, M. Rager, T. Cosner, B. Mabon, H. Hem-ing, B. Custer, J. Galbraith, R. Sowers, M. Rudnik, E. Ress-ler, R. Heming. Archery club bowmen enjoy competition Front Row: Mr. Bendel, N. Foust, R. Smith, M. Bartow, B. wig, M. McGeary, S. Shomo. Row Three: D. Perry, J. Hall, Shank, T. Solich, J. Snyder, T. Lentz, D. Madeley, S. Slick. D. Wynn, R. Short, J. Potts, B. Bassler, D. Dillon, R. Gar- Row Two: E. Ressler, D. Shirey, K. Galbraith, C. Heming, land, K. Rhoades, R. Boring. R. Henderson, K. Luther, D. Ritenour, R. Gehlman, M. Lud- Shotgunners club goes off with a bang Front Row: C. Peters, R. Boring, D. Moon, B. Plummer, R. Row Three: Mr. Bendel, Mr. Gorirossi-sponsors, R. Garland, Bassler, B. Cochran. Row Two: Mr. Headrick-sponsor, D. M. Cengia, A. Boring, J. Catanese. Waters, W. Killen, B. DiRinaldo, T. Ambrose, B. Shank. 99 All Sports Club holds monthly shoeshine Front Row: Mr. Sekela, Mr, King, R. Caldwell, J, Craft, P. Altimus, J. Colananni, R. Dohoda, M. Lych, R. Troyan, G. Bealonis, J, Stewart, Row Two: J, Cardarella, S, Page, D, Lynn, D. Henderson, R, Sarver, D. Waters, T, Pickup, B. Novak, G. Fuller, T. McClure, C. Luther, Row Three: P. Solich, B. Ritenour, B. Geary, B. Pahach, L, Penner, C, Lenhart, P, Hall, L. Henderson, K. Garland, B, Wadsworth. Active members of the All Sports Club are Richard Troyan, Gene Bealonis, Tom Pickup, and Jim Craft. 100 Basketball clubs sharpen players’ skills Sr. High Basketball Club--Front Kowj W. Harbison, S. Hen- D. Harford, J. Bracken, B. Gregory, T. Marino. Row Three: derson, D. Bemabo, B. Saxton T. Penrose, D. Galbraith, T. Gable, B. Pardee, G. Hughes, R. Short, G. Gable, D. Coach Pahach. Row Two: R. Grenke, C. Deemer, D. Hull, Heming, B. Browning, M. Pardee. Jr. High Basketball Club—Front Row: S. Balencic, C. Cru-san, C. Martinak, J. Page, K. Snyder. B. Stutzman, M. Lych, R. Troyan, G. Bealonis, R. Dohoda, D. Simpson, V. Morrow. Row Two: Mr. Abbott, D. Lavely, D. Rosen-steel, R. Caldwell, R. Sarver, J. Scott, R. Dipofi, T. Pickup, B. Novak, L. Penner, K. Klavuhn, D. Machak. Row Three: D. Lynn, P. Hall, B. Shingler, D. Henderson, R. Gehlman, J. Flickinger, G. Hall, C. Krause, G. Fuller, C. Luther, T. McClure, D. Gregory. 101 MB Leaders' club members assist in gym classes Front Row: B. Caldwell, G. Cunningham, S. Yaconi, C. Barnhart, C. Shearer, R. Beeler, K. Riddell. Row Two: D. Miller, C. Spangler, L. Watkins, D. Wynn, M. Crusan, H. Hoel, K. Nelson, R. McAdams, K. Woodring, Mrs. Mather. Row Three: T. Gehlman, L. Condron, S. Anderson, S. Marino, L. McAdams, C. Blankenbicker. Row Four: B. Lentz, R. Anderson, K. Cardarella, T. Helsel, L. Cameron, B. Miller, P. Craft, A. Balencic, D. Yonker. Chess enthusiasts perfect their game SR. HIGH CHESS CLUB-Front Row: S. Wingard, J. Berkey, C. O'Shell, G. Scott, W. Killen, M. Wingard, G. Ritenour, S. Fratrich, R. Madeley. Row Two: J. Madeley, T. Bowden, K. Ference, L. Mabon, B. Machak, C. Irwin, M. St. Clair, T. Burkett, E. Bowden, M. Zimmerman. Row Three: G. Wynn, P. Wyman, R. Penner, J. Bealonis, T. Pecora, K. Bos ke, V. Catanese, V. Gamble, M. Cengia. JR. HIGH CHESS CLUB-Front Row; Mr. Hall-sponsor, M. Lear, D. Miller, D. Csehoski, T. Glusko, W. Galbraith, T. Catanese, C. Berkey, C. Moore. Row Two: R. Lear, D. Beatty, D. West, B. Wadsworth, K. Garland, B. Foltz, I. Wake- field, L. Wingard. Rwo Three: J. Brinker, R. Ray, B. Rite nour, S. Astolas, L. Henderson, J. Craft, F. Eckenroad, R. Bracken, C. Chesla. 103 Safety Club works to improve driving skills Seated: M. Ventry, E. Stewart, B. Shetler, C. Payne, M. J. Gorirossi, J. Mack, R. James, M. Boring, A. Sisitki, Zagielski. Standing: Mr. Cameron--sponsor, G. Ritenour, R. Madeley. OFFICERS: Jeff Mack, secretary; Chuck Payne, president; Gary Ritenour, vice-president. Gary Ritenour squints into the sun as he trades places with Jeff Mack. The Laurel Valley Safety Club is in its second year. The group is mainly concerned with traffic safety. Periodically, members of the club inspect cars in the parking lot and clean windshields. They also attend safety meetings at various schools in the area. Mr. Eugene Cameron, driver training teacher, sponsors the club. 104 Library Club assists Mrs. Schaller Front Row: A. Roddy, B. Altimus, M. Detwiler, K. Kar- Crusan, D. Patterson, J. Bratton, C. Evans, R. Beeler, J. ageanes, L. Beal, D. Kisamore, P. Smith, S. Marino, K. Foster, T. McGinnis, J. Wolf, C. Hollman, J. Rusin, C. Woodring, T. Garland, E. Hunt, K. James, S. Wyman. Deemer, M. Marsh, J. Yeager, C. Sisitki, P. Henderson. Row Two: Mrs. Schaller, J. Wakefield, A. Condron, S. OFFICERS: Lynn Beal, treasurer; Darla Kisamore, president; Sandra Crusan, secretary. The Library Club, with Mrs. Schaller as sponsor, was formed last year. The members assist the librarian with general duties in the library and particularly enjoy decorating the room for various holidays throughout the year. Varsity club supports all athletic teams Front Row: Mr. Hiner-sponsor, W. Harbison, G. Boring, M. Howe, R. Henderson, G. Crusan, K. Moore, B. Browning, R. Saxton, J. Harr, D. Pardee, D. Bernabo, J. Ritenour, K. Csehoski. Row Two: R. Gorman, G. Baird, T. Conrad, B. Cunningham, A. Shirey, J. Darby, T. Glusko, J. Stewart, M. Pardee, R. Gehring, S. Henderson. Row Three: D. Hull, J. Ferri, R. Short, T. Ambrose, R. Conrad, J. Mack, B. Gre- gory, K. Fuller, J. Mundorf, R. Bassler, F. Tantlinger. Row Four: C. Busony, J. Laughner, D. Moon, G. Gable, D. La-Rosse, C. Crusan, G. Hughes, T. LaMantia, B. DiRinaldo, D. Heming, K. Skiles. Row Five: T. Garaventa, A. Boring, J. Madeley, S. Wingard, D. Hill, T. Howe, B. Smith, H. Galbraith, P. Suschak, B. Pardee, K. Bracken. 106 Tennis clubs are smashing success SR. HIGH TENNIS CLUB-Front Row: Mr. Sembi ante-sponsor, Clure, B. Boske, D. Horrell, C. Wagner. Row Three: L. Han-T. Pecora, G. Reven, K. Csehoski, A. Gregory, R. Henderson, lin, M. Elkin, D. Lynch, A. Colson, B. Kline, E. Bowden, L. K. Luther, T. Raspotnik, T. Dohoda. Row Two: P. Wyman, Lichtenfels, K. Oswalt. T. Dipofi, G. Cunningham, J. Bechtold, P. Baird, L. Mc- JR. HIGH TENNIS CLUB-Front Row: Mr. Sembi ante-sponsor, M. Lear, R. Dipofi, C. Moore, S. Moore, S. Colson, L. Browning, C. Grenke, M. Gorirossi, A. McDonald, D. Simpson, S. Solich, W. Galbraith, L. Priest, H. Thompson, E. Moomau, T. Durham, P. Thompson. Row Two: K. Csehoski, R. Lear, J. Allen, D. Csehoski, J. Flickinger, F. Eckenroad, T, Glusko, K. Ritenour, G. Peters, W. Beeler, M. Hamill, M. Jones, C. Norgate, J. Durham, J. Thompson, D. Wynn. Row Three: V. Morrow, J. Page, T. Cosner, B. Helzel, D. Foster, D. West, B. Foltz, D. Beatty, J. Scott, T. Catanese, S. Henderson, D. Lentz, C. Norgate, S. Betton, J. Black, P. Hepner. Row Four: G. Coy, M. Potts, R. Mundorf, T. Betts, P. Ferris, S. Garland, S. Oswalt, S. Bartow, S. King, L. Martin, B. Miller, N. Henderson, L. Harbison, K. Klavuhn, L. Wingard. Row Five: G. Shetler, B. Csehoski, D. Boring, J. Lupacchini, D. Rosensteel, M. Marsh, K. Clawson, B. Mabon, D. Gregory, C. Krause, S. Snyder, D. Yonker, S. Anderson, D. Muir, W. McClure, G. Gamble. 107 Drama Club has interest in performing artS ft t � !! I I ■ f II I i I If MI : mi i t II ■ i it rr ll Front Row: C. Lear, D. Horrell. Row Two: V. Gehring-president, J. Anderson, V. Harford-vice-president, M. Riva. Row Three: Mrs. Neff-sponsor, P. O'Shell, B. Ray, P Ritenour-secretary, V. Browning, L. Lichtenfels, C Wagner, C. McGinnis. Row Four: G. Scott, M. Wingard, H. Condron, C. Henderson, N. Galbraith, E. Stewart, B. Shetler, L. McClure, B. Boske, D. Lichtenfels. Not Pic-tured-C. Mayer-treasurer. Arts and crafts’ artists enjoy their work Seated: M. Crusan, P. Ritenour, S. Dunmire, D. Black, Hollen, S. Nuneviller, B. Deemer, S. Dillon, T. Bowden, S. Banko, J. Hall, K. Krisko, D. Flickinger, V. Gehring, J. Pickup, Mrs. Bauman-sponsor. P. O'Shell. Standing: B. Ray, C. Evans, A. Norris, E. 109 Athletes make up girls' varsity club OFFICERS: Arlie Burke, president; Miss LaFrankie, sponsor; Chris Henderson, secretary; Jackie Pickup, treasurer; Debbie Howard, vice-president. 110 Column One: E. Stewart, N. Galbraith, G. Cunningham, L. McClure, D. Howard, B. Machak. Column Two: J. Pickup, C. Henderson, Miss LaFrankie, M. St. Clair, Column Three: B. Shetler, C. Mundorf, B. Caldwell, A. Burke, C. Irwin, C. Henderson. Library aides assist during study halls Seated: T. Helsel, J. Wolf, M. Detwiler, D. Miller, T. Penrose, S. Anderson, L. Beal, T. Glusko, T. Catanese, C. Smithley, K. Woodring, S. Graham, C. Roby, Standing: R. Saxton, G. Ritenour, J. Knupp, J. Mack, B. Oegory, R. Penner, V. Harford, P. Suschak, G. Reven, K. Klavuhn, R. Conrad, S. King, T. Stiles, C. Marsh, P. Wyman, C. Moore, D. Shetler, S. Yaconi, L. Watkins. Vo-Tech students gain experience A senior at Vo-Tech, Bill Ritenour i« enrolled in Senior Jim Robinson works intently on his project. Jim studies mill the electronics course. carpentry at Vo-Tech. John Hunt and Bill Ressler, senior electronic students at Vo-Tech, are busy with an instrument. Vocational-technical students attend the Westmoreland County Vocational-Technical School located in Latrobe. Many courses related to job opportunities are offered. Students from Latrobe, Ligonier, and Derry also have classes there. Training students receive at Vo-tech prepares them for a variety of jobs. 112 Ron Robinson is hard at work in his construction carpentry class. Ron is a senior. and work to master specialized skills Matt Gorman examines the many different tools available to him. Matt works in building maintenance. Junior Doug Titmus lea ms how to operate various kinds of machines in the machine shop at Vo-Tech. Karen McCullough is in the health services class. Skills learned in Machine Shop will aid Dave Altimus. Students learn skills in Occupational Education Mr. Bottegal, with Dave Deemer and Joe and Sandy Shomo, examines the underside of a car. Rodney Mack works with Mr. Ron Stuart. Rodney is employed by Research Cotrell, Inc. Rick Penrose is employed by Mr. Gary Stiles. Sam Howard works at Stiles with Hank Henderson of Vo-Tech. The Berezansky brothers own the BOB Electrical Mfg. Co. UNDERCLASSMEN Prom and class play highlight junior year JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS (Top To Bottom): vice-president, Jim Darby; treasurer, Gail Gamble; secretary, Janice Chesla; president,Lisa McClure. Valery Altimus Gary Baird Pam Baird Rich Bassler Edward Bealonis Janie Bechtold Dave Bernabo Joe Betts Karen Black Lisa Blankenbicker Allen Boring Janet Boring Sherry Boring Beth Boske Tom Bowden 116 Lisa Brinker Curt Busony Beth Caldwell Peggy Cameron John Catanese Mark Cengia Janice Chesla Randy Chesla Edward Clark Gladine Clawson Bruce Cochran Tom Conrad Sue Cooper Greg Craig Markee Crawley Gregg Crusan Jim Darby Rick Davis Frank Decker William Deyarmin David Dillon Bill DiRinaldo Maudelyn Elkin Timothy Ewt Kathy Ference Sharon Frampton Kevin Fuller Nancy Galbraith Gail Gamble Tony Garaventa Rodney Gehring William Glessner Ted Glusko Ronald Gorman Wayne Harbison 117 Jeff Harr Holly Hoel Diane Horrell Greg Hughes Lynne Hughes Dean Hull Karen Jones Debbie Keiper Tim LaMantia Jim Laughner Lisa Lenhart Brenda Lentz Dianna Lichtenfels Lois Mabon Rodney iVlack Brian MacKenzie John Madeley Debbie Martinak Claudia Mayer Robin McAdams Lisa McClure Frances McDermott Kevin McDermott Donald Miller Steve Miller Duane Moon Kevin Moore Nancy Muir Robert Muir Gary Mundorf John Mundorf Sue Murphy Connie O'Shell Mark Palko Mike Pardee 118 Rebecca Ray Rick Rensko Patricia Ritenour Ray Ritenour Jane Schaller Brenda Shetler Carrie Short Sandra Sisitki Robin Smith Rodney Smith Val Spangler Ellen Stewart Jim Stewart Pat Suschak Beth Sutter Tammy Taggart Doug Titmus Mabel Ventry Carol Wagner Lisa Watkins Scott Wingard Robin Wolf Karen Wynn Sharon Yaconi Mike Zaragoza Not Pictured Mike Bartlett Rondal Blake Robert Browning Robert Craig Charles Crawford Sandy Deemer Linda Emert Sam Howard Todd Marino Earl Rager Lou Ann Yeager 119 Sophomores find time for varied activities Ivan Baird Tracy Baird Susan Banko Claire Barnhart Michael Bartow William Bassler George Bealonis Jeffrey Bealonis John Berkey Debbie Betton 120 Belinda Biss Dan Biss Debbie Black Carrie Blankenbicker Barbara Boring Rick Boring Kerry Boske Esther Bowden James Bracken Theresa Burkett Todd Cairns Vicky Campbell Debra Carney Vincent Catanese Toni Colson James Crawford Chuck Crusan Michelle Crusan Tami Crusan Kevin Csehoski Gloria Cunningham Barbara Deemer Craig Deemer David Devlin Toni Dipofi Terena Dohoda Richard Donahue Sherri Dunmire Cindy Evans James Ferri Dorie Flickinger Bill Foltz Janice Foster Stephen Fratrich Todd Gable 121 David Galbraith Kimberly Galbraith Vernon Gamble Agatha Gregory Rick Grenke Jozy Hall David Harford Barbara Helzel Carol Heming Don Heming Randy Henderson Renee Henderson Scott Henderson Terri Henderson Tracy Henderson Edi Hollen Tracy Howe Robert Huston Debbie James Donald Kaufman Lisa Keck Kristina Klavuhn Brenda Kline Karen Krisko Sheri Lavely James Lichtenfels Daniel Luther Kelly Luther Donna Lynch Patrick Lynch Belinda Machak Christopher McDermott Carol McGinnis Joy McGinnis Mary McGinnis 122 Apryl Norris Kenneth Norris Sherryl Nuneviller Robert Pardee Anthony Pecora Ron Penner Tracy Penrose Bruce Plummer James Potts Terri Raspotnik Dorothy Ritenour Joel Ritenour Rick Ritenour Joel Rusin Dorothy Shirey Rayla Silk Thomas Silk Bradley SIsItkl Allen Solich Thomas Solich Patti Spengler Stacie Stercho Lisa Toman Mary Jo Wadsworth Tammy Wakefield Patrick Wyman Glenn Wynn Jamie Yeager William Zimmerman John Zufall JjUiJfSiTS Not Pictured James Betts Brenda Boring Richard Deemer Brian Tutokey Cindy Yeager 123 Freshmen enjoy classes, sports, lunch James Adams Paul Altimus Shari Anderson Nancy Baird Anna Balencic Lynn Beal Gene Bealonis Colleen Bennett Carole Berkey Tim Betts OFFICERS: Wendy Lynn, president; Karen Klavuhn, vice-president; Patty Craft, secretary; Kathi Smith-ley, treasurer. Stephen Biss Roger Boring Joseph Boske Greg Botteicher Ira Cameron Joel Cardarella Anna Clark Kim Clark Eileen Clawson Kirk Clawson John Colananni Lisa Condron Mary Conrad James Craft Patty Craft 124 Neal Cramer Timothy Crusan Barry Custer Lynn Dennison Doug DeNorcy Richard Dohoda Phillip Ferris Edna Mae Galbraith James Galbraith Gina Gamble Nicholas Gargon Polly Garland Rick Garland Sandra Garland Teresa Garland Willaim Geary Robert Graham Donald Gregory James Hall Lori Harbison Harold Heming Shaun Heming Mary Henderson Nadine Henderson Sally Howard Jonathon Jacobs Karen James Larry Kaufman Peggy King Darla Kisamore Karen Klavuhn Craig Krause Brent Layton Russell Lear Timothy Lentz 125 Joel Lupacchini Wendy Lynn Robert Mabon David Madeley Susan Marino Carl Marsh Linda Martin Gregg McChesney Wendy McClure James McCreery Cindy McElwee Becky Miller Brenda Miller Cindy Moore Dana Muir Lisa Murphy Kim Nelson Sharon Oswalt Scott Page Brent Pahach Janet Palmer Louis Penner Chris Peters Thomas Pickup Eddie Ressler Keith Rhoades Kim Riddell Susan Robertson Thomas Roby Philip Roddy Michael Rudnik Robert Rudnik Dolly Sapp Valerie Sarver Kenneth Scaife 126 Carol Shearer Debbie Shetler Timothy Shomo Peggy Smith Kathi Smithley Eric Snyder Stephanie Snyder Randy Sowers Roger Stanislaw Sheila St. Clair John Stewart Gary Stiles Edward Sutter Troy Taggart Jeffrey Thompson Kirk Trimble Richard Troyan Ileene Wakefield Daniel Waters Doreen Wedge Lynn Wingard Kelly Woodring Donna Wynn Patty Yeager Diana Yonker Not Pictured Craig Boring Connie Burkett Wade Deemer Bryan Gunter Lynn Morrow Robert Neuner Martin Rager 127 Eighth grade plans dance and Christmas play Jeffrey Allen Beth Altimus Rhondi Anderson Brian Ardrey Sam Astolos Frank Barkley Susan Bartow Robert Bassett David Beatty Roni Beeler Karen Bendel Jennifer Black Karla Boring Rhonda Bracken Janet Bratton Jeffrey Brinker Kimberly Burkett Ronald Caldwell Leslie Cameron Kim Cardarella 128 Richard Cavallo Carla Chesla Alice Clements JoAnne Connell Perry Crawford Sandra Crusan Douglas Csehoski Michael Detwiler Stewart DeWitt Patricia Dohoda Tami Durham Cathy Evans Brian Foltz David Foster Glenn Fuller Kelly Garland Laura Garland Tammy Gehlman Paul Hall Alan Hamill Tammy Helsel Bruce Helzel Randy Heming Dennis Henderson Larry Henderson . hi . Pamela Henderson Paul Henderson Paula Hepner Eric Hunt Martha Jones Carol King Kurt Klavuhn David Lavely Michael Lear Chris Lenhart 129 Bridget Lichtenfels Curtis Luther Michael Lych David Lynn Daniel Machak Donna Mack Pat Mack Mark Madeley Thomas McClure Paula McCullough Jean McDowell Luann McGarvey Michael McGeary Paula Merritt Daniel Miller Donna Miller Karen Miller James Mundorf Brian Novak David Patterson Russell Ray William Ritenour Andrea Roddy Karen Rummell Ronald Sarver Susan Saxton Jeffrey Scott Jerry Shanner William Shingler Eileen Shomo Richard Shomo Eddie Short Cheryl Simpson Craig Sisitki Steven Slick 130 Nadene Smith Pat Solich Cindy Spangler Cathy Stiles Paul Suschak Peggy Tantlinger Heidi Thompson Bill Wadsworth James Watson Dean West Sheila Wisner Scott Wyman Donald Wynn Not Pictured Donald Bartlett Lisa Chesla Seventh graders adjust to new routine Thomas Altimus David Baird Edward Baird Lisa Baird Stephen Balencic Wendy Beeler Sherry Betton Douglas Boring Laura Browning Michael Catanese Tracy Catanese Michelle Clark Sherry Colson Angela Condron Troy Cosner Gene Coy Mary Crawford Patty Crooks Angela Crusan Lawrence Crusan Brian Csehoski Allen Deemer Clinton Deemer Ronald Dennison Richard Dipofi Justine Durham Frank Eckenroad Harold Ellsworth Beth Fletcher Glenn Flickinger Joseph Flickinger Nathan Foust Daniel Galbraith Wendy Galbraith Lori Gates 132 Robert Gehlman Gregory Glessner Tracy Glusko Maria Gorirossi William Graver Cathy Grenke George Hall Mary Ann Hamill Teresa Heming Samuel Henderson Sandra Henderson Cindy Hollman Darryl Hunt Tammy James Vicky James Marcia Jones Kathy Karageanes Susan Kay Darla Lentz Robert Ludwig Morris Ludwig Linda Mack James Madeley Scott Marino Mark Marsh Chris Martinak Lori McAdams Amy McDonald Tamela McGinnis Sharon McKowan Norman Miller Terri Miller Elizabeth Moomau Sheri Moore Van Morrow 133 Randy Mundorff Caroline Norgate Christine Norgate Jeffrey Page Denny Perry Gina Peters Michael Potts Leta Gail Priest Anthony Raneri Rita Rector Linda Ribblet Ernest Ritenour Karol Ritenour David Rosensteel Karen Shannon Gary Shetler Robert Short Sandra Silk David Simpson Joseph Snyder Kevin Snyder Susan Solich Kimberly Stiffey Tammy Stiles Brian Stutzman Vaughn Tantlinger William Tantlinger Patricia Thompson Joseph Ventry Janet Wakefield Julie Wolf Sandra Yeager Thomas Yeager Not Pictured Charles Clark John Newman 134 SENIORS ; DAVID LEO ALTIMUS :i R. D. 1, Bolivar Likes trapping, hunting and fishing . . . dislikes home1 work and Cultures . . • favorite subject is machine shop . , will be remembered for camping under the big rock . . . can be seen with Crusher. ANTHONY AMBROSE New Florence Tony General Good-looking guy who always tells stories . . . likes the outdoors, cars and bikes . . . can be found on the corner or at Peck's . . . dislikes being closed in . . . woodshop rates JANINE DIANE ANDERSON New Florence leu Academic Mrs. Vanderventer in the senior play ... will be remembered for her sincerity . . . likes oceans, sunny days and starry nights . . . plans to co-star with Vicki in a Hollywood movie . • . layout editor of the LAUREL. LISA ANN ARDREY New Florence Drox Business Education One of Laurel Valley's majorettes . . . dislikes research themes and rainy days . • . favorite group is Foghat . . . likes barefeet, concerts and jeans . . . pals with Jody and Debbie . . . plans to attend modeling school. CLARK BAIRD Clarky R. D. 1, Bolivar General Owns a 1970 blue Mustang . . . dislikes show-offs . . • likes pizza, 3:17, playing the guitar and the color purple . . . employed at Treasure Island . . . liked reading to a very special person in his family. Grizzly Baird Vo-Tech KEVIN BAIRD Bolivar Tall, handsome guy with blue eyes . . . likes jeeps and motorcycles . . . owner of all kinds of vehicles . . . sky blue is a favorite color . . . can be found on the Garfield dump road. RODNEY BAIRD R. D. 1, Bolivar Rodney Vo-Tech Six feet tall, brown eyes and uncombed hair . . . likes hunting and fishing . . . favorite color is green . . . favorite subject is electronics ... a really good talker and a great friend. Snake Academic JEFF BALENCIC New Florence Good-looking guy with big brown eyes . . . hangs out on the comer, at Peck's or Boring's station . . . enjoys looking at pretty girls . . . likes hunting, fishing and candy apple GARY BARROW R. D. 1, New Florena A handsome red-head witlia nice personality . . . fav-rite color is blue . . . likes nfrrking on cars . • . favorite langout is Boring's Service Station ... an exceptional line-lacker . . . member of the Hflpnecoming Court. CHRIS BEALONIS New Florence blue eyes . . . can be fount working on cars and hunt-. . likes the color blue. Nice guy with blond hair at the station . . . likes Sh ing . . . Current Issues rates I) GARY BERKSTRESSER New Florence Hymie Academic Enjoys motorcycling, skiing and Henry Gibson . . . can be found at Bartow's Garage or Peck's . . . hates filling out forms and class cliques . . . greatly enjoyed the Washington trip . . . plans to further his education. S. DIANE BLACK Diane R. D. 1, Bolivar Business Education Favorite class is Creative Stitchery . . . will be remem bered for talking too much . . . hobbies include drawing, sewing and hiking . . . big brown eyes . . . has traveled to West Virginia . . . favorite hangout is McCoys. KATHY BLAKE Kath R. D. 1, New Florence Business Education A pretty, outgoing girl . . . editor of the LAUREL LEAF . . . member of the Homecoming Court . . . auditor of the LAUREL . . . likes cheering, French fries and having a good time . . . always smiling and laughing . . . was a Southerner. RITA M. BLOOM Rita New Florence Business Education Brown-eyed and pretty . • . plays the piano . . . likes peeling oranges, dancing, and a certain someone . . . men ber of the Rifles . . . favorite subjects are typing and short hand . . . plans to attend business school. DARLENE BORING New Florence Dar Business Education Cute girl with brown hair and brown eyes . . . likes parties, Bob, and Saturday nights • • . favorite subject is Crea-: tive Stitchery . . . doesn't Ilka people who stare . . . plans l to get a job after graduation. GARY L. BORING Gary [ R. D. 1, New Florence Academic An easy-going guy . . . likes football, eating, sleeping, and Aerosmith tapes . . . hunts and fishes when he can • • . dislikes research papers . . . favorite subject is math . . . plays end on the gridiron. A X A K 4 MORRIS BORING Bolivar Morn Genera A member of the Bolivar Volunteer Fire Company and Tri-Community Ambulance . . . likes jeeps motorcycles and shop . . . hates to get up in the morning . . . hobbies i elude hunting, fishing and trapping. NORMAN BORING New Florence Bojo Genera Likes football, basketball and woodshop . . . favorite hangout is Boring's . . . dislikes walking on crutches andki who squeal on others . . . proud owner of a mean Demon.. member of the woodshop flunkies. PEGGY BORING R. D. 1, Bolivar Peggi Business Education Cute girl with brown eyes and long brown hair . . . likes being with her friends, typing and the color blue . . . could do without themes and homework . . . has traveled to Connecticut and Erie. REBECCA G. BOWERS Bolivar BecJ Business Education Pretty girl with sparkling green eyes . . . likes walking infl the rain, barefeet and blue jeans . . . member of Silks and LAUREL staff . . . doesn't like to be contradicted . . . plansw to attend P.B.A. Likes football, pizza, quaittr-pounders and Dar . . . pet peeve is bright lights in the morning . . . could live without research papers . . . has travelod to Florida and Maryland .. • member of the Hall of Fame. | ;v.. ’ VALERIE E. BROWNING Val New Florence Academic r-.-v T ■ Pretty girl with blond hairjMid blue eyes . . . likes pret-zeIs, fish sandwiches and Spanish class . . . enjoyed One H Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest • . . member of the Val trio • • • plans to attend college. 1 m. il ARLIE JEAN BURKE Arlie Bolivar Academic Blue eyes and a crazy vocpfculary . . . likes volleyball. He novels, and Tazmanian devils , . . member of Homecoming E Court . . . hates to be embarrSped . . . future plans include ■■■■nursing school. future plans include KATHY L. CARNS R. D . 1, Bolivar Katlr Business Educatio Petite and friendly girl . • . often found at McCoy's . . . likes blue jeans, t-shirts and llpme ec. class . . . motorcycle I and horseback riding rate high!. . . hopes to travel in the | future. KENNETH D. BRACKEN I New Florence Ken Academic ROSEMARIE COLSON Ro Seward Business Education Nice girl with brown hair and dark eyes . . . likes blue jeans, t-shirts, barefeet and Saturday night . . . hobbies include swimming, tennis and roller skating . . . plans to become a practical nurse. HARRY THOMAS CONDRON Harry-0 R. D. 1, New F lorence Genera I Hobbies include bike riding, model building, painting, fishing and camping . . . likes to pitch in a softball game ... was Willie in senior class play . . . owns a large baby St. Bernard ... a really nice guy. RONALD D. CONRAD Chubs R. D. 1, New Florence General Blue eyes and blond hair . . . likes football, fishing, farming and food . . . champion pie eater . . . special bodyguard for Smooch . . . can be found at McCoys or Peck's . . . good football player . . . owns a motorcycle. VALERIE ANN CSEHOSKI Pole New Florence Academic Business Ed. Sweet gal with a clever personality . . . likes reading, horseback riding and chumping . . . treasurer of the student council . . . candystriper at Lee Hospital . ; . member of the Val trio . . . favorite subject is speech. WILLIAM GRAHAM CUNNINGHAM Bill Bolivar Academic Can be found at Champion Lakes ... a handsome guy . . . likes parties, girls and playing sports . . . dislikes broken 0 hips . . . favorite color is blue . . . visited Atlanta . . . best-dressed in Hall of Fame. DAVID DEEMER Dave Bolivar Occupational Education A real great guy ... his hobby is cutting grass . . . can be found on Shomo's corner . . . works at Bottegal's Sunoco . . . plays the guitar . . . will be remembered for his funny laugh . . . favorite subject is math. DAVID DENORCY Fuzzy Seward General Cute guy with bushy brown hair and brown eyes . . . goes hunting and fishing . . . enjoys bikes, cars, girls and shop . . . dislikes rainy days . . . p t peeve is not being allowed . . . will visit Delaware after; graduation. JOHN E. DEYARMIN Bud R. D. 1, Bolivar Vo-Tech A quiet guy who likes traveling and 3:17 . . . has traveled to West Virginia, North and South Carolina, Tennessee . . . likes tech school . . . has wavy hair . . . dislikes 105 and the office. 139 SHARON SUE DILLON Sharon R. D. 1, Llgonier Business Education A new student at Laurel Valley . . . favorite subject is arts and crafts . . . likes snowflakes and walking in the rain . . . will be remembered for her cute laugh and generosity . . • has traveled to Arkansas and Wyoming. ANNA L. (HOEL) FOUST Denni Bolivar Academic Likes being home with Jeff . . . hobby is sewing . . . dislikes sitting in study hall with nothing to do • • . favorite subject is Spanish . . . will be remembered for cheering people up and being a good friend. GREG A. GABLE Greg New Florence Academic Nice-looking guy with blond hair . . . likes pizza, sports, hunting and fishing . . . favorite subjects are math and science . . . enjoyed Jaws . . . has traveled to California and Florida . . . photographer for the LAUREL. HAROLD ALLEN GALBRAITH Hal R. D. 1, New Florence Academic Will be remembered for his courageous comeback . . . hobbies are restoring cars and making furniture . . . member of LAUREL staff . . . owns a-'63 Corvette . . . likes good-looking girls . . .. pet peeve is stop signs. SHARON LYNNE GAMBLE Sharon West Bolivar Business Education A pretty girl with freckles . . . pet peeve is staying home weekends . . . likes jeans, bikes, water-skiing and strawberries . . . favorite color is blue . . . always smiling . . . plans to join the Navy. VICTORIA LEE GARLAND Tor R. D. 1, Bolivar Business Education Pretty girl with long, red hair and freckles . . . likes French fries, races and Chuck . . . hobbies include riding motorcycles and horses . . . enjoys sewing . . . has traveled to Canada, Hershey and Ohio. VICKI MARIE GEHRING Vicki New Florence Academic Cute girl with blond hair and blue eyes . . . likes oceans, dramatics, pickles, sauerkraut and moonlight drives . . . plans to co-star with Janine in a Hollywood movie . . . will be remembered for her vivid imagination. JENNIFER ANNE GLESSNER Jen Seward Business Education Cute girl who's always joking around . . . pet peeves are Monday mornings and getting up early . . . peppy cheerleader ... likes jeans and pickles and peanut butter sandwiches. 140 JOSEPH E. GORIROSSI New Florence Academic 1MATTHEW D. GORMAN : R . D. 1, New F lorence Nice guy with black hair and blue eyes . . . favorite subject is math . . . will be remembered for his nickname and basketball dribbling abilities . . . likes cartoons and sports . . . hangs out at the library. BRYAN L. GREGORY R. D. 1, New Florence Barnzo Academic Straight A's . . . likes the Bugs Bunny and Road Runner Hour ... a hunter and fisherman . . . winner of the masters . . . favorite subject is math analysis . . . plans to attend college . . . number 1 man on the golf team. MARIANNE T. GYUKERY Seward Gyuk Business Education likes plants and . . . hobby is twirl and Kim . . . will Cute girl with pretty brown eyes . . . guys . . . favorite rock group is Nazareth ing . . . can be seen with Kathy, Beckie, be remembered for saying, That's queer Kim T. Hall Occupational Education KIM RANDY HALL R. D. 1, Bolivar Hobby is playing and recording on tape recorders . works at B B Electric . . . favorite subject is math . owns a Jeep wagon . . . dislikes getting up early in the morning ... will be remembered for his funny laugh. a.Sf, m � ♦} 1 � f i a • � � � iV VALARIE J. HALL Val Bolivar Business Education Petite girl with long brown hair and green eyes . . . likes John, sunny days and milkshakes . . . member of the LAUREL staff . . . hobbies include talking, reading and crafts . . . future holds marriage and a job. LINDA MAE HANLIN Harry Seward Business Education Pals with Kathy . . . pet peeve is having nothing to do . . . enjoyed the movie Billy Jack . . . likes jeans, t-shirts, fishing and Dusters . . . favorite book is HELTER SKELTER • . . will always remember the summer of 1976. VALERIE JANE HARFORD Harf Seward Academic Smart girl . . . likes big cities, talking, WPE2 and seafood . . . dislikes S.A.T. and part-time friends . . . member of the Hall of Fame . . . future holds travel . . . one of the Val trio . . . friend to all. DONALD D. HARNISH Roundie Seward Academic Good athlete . . . hobbies include hunting, fishing and playing sports . . . has traveled to New Jersey . . . can be found in Johnstown . . . member of the Hall of Fame . . . will be remembered for his sense of humor. CHRISTINA ANN HENDERSON Chris Bolivar Business Education Can be found with Heidi, Helen or Kim . . . great personality . . . likes blue jeans, parties and having fun . . . pet peeve is being bored . . . future plans are to geot a job and travel. CINDY LOU HENDERSON Cindy Bolivar Business Education Nice girl . . . favorite color is light blue . . . likes wishful thinking, good parties and sleeping out . . . dislikes reckless drivers . . . can be found at Colleen's . . . favorite subject is shorthand . . . enjoyed Mahogany. HANK R. HENDERSON Hank Bolivar Vo-Tech Hobbies include working on cars . . . likes girls, cars and goofing off . . . dislikes school . . . has traveled to Colorado . . . proud owner of a Ford van, a car and a Honda motorcycle. VICTORIA J. HENDERSON Vickie R. D. 1, New Florence Business Education Likes blue jeans, parties, music and helping people out . . . dislikes fighting, bad moods and short fingernails favorite color is yellow . . . pet peeve is being lonely . . . future plans include getting a job. 142 CHARLA G. IRWIN Chuck New Florence Business Education Pretty girl who's known for her eyes and smile . . . tricaptain of varsity cheerleaders, member of Homecoming Court and Laurel Leaf staff ... has been to Israel and Greece • . . dislikes people who hurt others. ROBERT E. JAMES Bob Bolivar General A very quiet guy . . . can be seen with Art and Morris . . . likes sports, food, and the color blue . . . dislikes going to school . . . future plans include getting a job following graduation. DAVID A. HILL Dave New Florence Academic Nicy guy with dark hair . . . favorite hangouts are the corner and the beanery . . . favorite color is red . . . proud owner of a '49 Ford truck . . . pals with Nern, Ken, Gary, Ron and Todd. DEBORAH MAE HOWARD Moe R. D. 1, New Florence Business Education MICHAEL HOWE Howsie R. D. 1, Bolivar Academic Athletic guy with blond hair . . . likes movies, tennis and golf . . . student council president . . . dislikes mowing grass, writing themes and being called PeeWee . . . future includes college. LYDIA DIANE HUGHES Lydia R. D. 1, New Florence Academic 5'9 strawberry blonde . . . editor of the Laurel . . . likes John Denver and country living . . . enjoyed Jeremiah Johnson . . . favorite class is Spanish ... has traveled to Disney World and West Virginia . . . member of NHS. JOHN KENNETH HUNT John R. D. 1, New Florence Vo-Tech Friendly guy with dark hair . . . likes girls, having fun and riding . . . hangs out at McCoys . . . recently traveled to Florida . . . dislikes flat tires . . . hobby’is drawing . . . proud owner of a Camaro and a Yamaha. PAMELA SUZANNE HUSTON Pam R. D. 1, New Florence Academic Cute girl with curly brown hair . • . proud owner of a buckskin gelding . . . likes jeans, traveling and horseback riding . . . dislikes people who don't mind their own business . . . active in 4-H activities. Senior class president . . . likes having a good time, oceans, barefeet and jeans . . . business manager of the LAUREL . . . big brown eyes . . . has lettered in volleyball, basketball and golf. 13 RON JAMES Castro Bolivar General Favorite subject is woodshop . . . likes cars, motorcycles and Beatle tapes . . . hobbies are hunting and fishing . . . hangs out at Bowers' corner ... a nice guy . . . favorite color is blue. STEVE JARVIS Jeremiah Jarvis R. D. 1, Bolivar Vo-Tech Owns a '73 Suzuki Prospector . . . likes four-wheel drive trucks . . • favorite color is pine green . . . dislikes going to school . . . enjoys riding motorcycles and working on cars ... a friendly personality. WADE KILLEN Flash R. D. 1, New Florence Academic Great drummer for the band . . . likes Lead Zeppelin and Jimi Hendrix . . . starred in junior class play . . . dislikes cafeteria food . . . creative and talented artist ... a comedian with all the lines. BEVERLY KLINE Bev Seward General Business Ed. A pretty girl with blond hair . . . hobbies include partying, playing frisbee and swimming . . . has traveled to Ohio and Maine . . . likes cycles and jeans . . . favorite color is mint green . . . enjoys typing class. JEFFREY W. KNUPP Knuppie New Florence Academic A nice guy with a terrific sense of humor . . . likes Debbie and chub fishing with Roundy, Moe and Fully . . . enjoys football, hunting and driving around . . . haunts the library . . . can be found on the corner in New Florence. LYDIA J. KRISE Lydia New Florence Academic Likes foreigners, being outdoors, and the Beach Boys... AFS host sister . . . favorite book is HAWAII . . . member of Forensics . . . has traveled to London and Scotland . . . now attending the University of Delaware. DONALD PHILIP LAROSSE Hoagie R. D. 1, New Florence Academic A big, muscular guy on the gridiron . . . enjoys football, hunting and food . . . fine LV tackle . . . has a likeable personality . . . vice-president of the Varsity Club . . . future plans include college. DEBBIE LAVELY Deb Seward Business Education Has dark blond hair and hazel eyes . . . likes Earl, pizza and parties . . . favorite subject is creative stitchery ... hangs out at Anderson's corner . . . future plans include marriage and getting a job. 144 Colleen Academic SUSAN COLLEEN LEAR Bolivar Imaginative girl with big brown eyes and a unique sense of humor . . . likes Todd, Mickey Mouse and weebles . . . plans to travel to Hollywood with Vicki and Janine . . . member of Smooch. KAREN E. LEAR Karen Bolivar Business Education Quiet gal with pretty red hair and blue eyes ... a nice person to talk to . . . likes sunshine, long walks, animals and bowling . . . pals with Veronica . . . dislikes people who cause trouble . . • always in business room. LINDA M. LICHTENFELS Hopperoo Bolivar Business Education Cute girl with long, brown hair and freckles . . . hobbies include ceramics and horseback riding . . . likes pizza, Dean and barefeet . . . known for her nutty sense of humor and crazy driving . . . plans marriage in June. KIMBERLY ANN LYNCH D.B. R. D. 1, Bolivar Business Education Peppy cheerleader with dark hair and brown eyes . . . can be found with H.M., C.H., H.Y., and D.T. . . likes John Denver, blue jeans and Novas • . . bothered by report cards and rainy days . . . hangs out at McCoys. BARBARA JEAN MACHAK Maxx Seward Academic Sweet girl who's always funny when she tries to be serious . . . likes tennis shoes, basketball, fishing and camping . . . enjoys sports . . . future plans include college and travel... member of Smooch. JEFFREY MACK Curtis Seward Academic Dark and handsome . . . likes to hunt and fish . . . bcdy guard supervisor of Smooch . . . member of the football team . . . enjoys lying around and riding motorcycles . . . favorite subject is trig. ROBERT S. MADELEY Magpie Seward Academic Pleasant guy with blond hair and blue eyes . . . enjoys fishing and hunting . . . dislikes stuck-up girls and lima beans . . . known for his strange sense of humor . . . member of Smooch . . . plans to join the army. EVELYN MCATEE Evelyn R. D. 1, New Florence Vo-Tech Will be remembered for being a terrific friend . . . hobbies are swimming and horseback riding . . . can be seen with Lydia, Kathy and Pam . . . likes blue jeans, t-shirts and boys . . . plans to travel in the future. 145 EDWARD J. MCCAULEY Easy Ed R. D. 1, New Florence Vo-Tech Agriculture student at Vo-Tech . . . owns a 73 Ford pickup truck and a CB radio . . . nice guy with black hair and blue eyes . . . participates in Co-op program. KAREN MCCULLOUGH Karen R. D. 1, New Florence Vo-Tech Has brown hair and blue eyes . . . favorite subjects are English and child development . . . hobbies include sewing and embroidery . . . likes the color light blue . . . enjoyed reading Red Sky at Morning. SHARLENE MCCULLOUGH Shar R. D. 1, New Florence Business Education Blond hair and hazel eyes . . . likes parties and the color blue . . . English rates high . . . dislikes rednecks . . . favorite book was HELTER SKELTER . . . can be found in Johnstown . . . plans to go to California and Texas. TARYN SUE MCCULLOUGH Taryn New Florence Academic Pretty girl with brown hair and green eyes . . . pet peeve is staying home on weekends . . • member of LAUREL staff and Hall of Fame . . . plays the clarinet . . . likes barefeet and driving . . . future plans include college. HOMER H. MORROW Homer New Florence General Likes parties, girls and sharp cars . . . pet peeve is having people nag him . . . favorite hangout is Gehring's . . . has traveled to Michigan and to Virginia . . . will be remembered for his great sense of humor. CYNTHIA L. MUNDORF Cindy West Bolivar General Business Ed. A very pleasant person . . . owns a '68 Cutlass . . . dislikes being stood up . . . likes being with someone very special, writing long letters, meeting people and parties . . . future plans include marriage or travel. HELEN MARGARET MUNDORFF Munford R. D. 1, Bolivar Business Education Will be remembered for always being peppy and having fun . . . likes pizza and cheering . . . class secretary in sophomore and junior years . . . has traveled to New York . . . cheerleader for three years. PATRICIA A. O'SHELL Patty New Florence Business Education A cute gal with brown hair and green eyes . . .will be remembered for her quick wit . . • hobbies include swimming, dancing and tennis . . . dislikes rainy days . . . can be found with Vicki and Donna. 146 ATHERINE EILEEN eward WALT Kathy Business Education d brown eyes . . . likes njoyed Jaws and The tiding and fishing . . . hopes Nice girl with brown hair arefeet and the outdoors . . • Exorcist . . . hobbies are biki to get a job and travel. WALTER L.PALMER R. D. 1, New Florenc A pleasant guy . . . pet | tthe cafeteria food and Fords and brown . . . hopes to trav to the far west. e is Room 105 . . . dislikes favorite colors are yellow Nashville, Tennessee, and DOUG PARDEE § Earthquake Seward s Vo-Tech , Popular guy . . . likes gir||| parties and Black Sabbath . . . hobbies include hunting hd fishing . . . works at Riverside . . . will be rememberedljPor his creative writings . . . leader of Smooch. CHARLES WILLIAM RHYNE R. D . 1, Bolivar Train Academic Likes food of all types an C.W. McCall tapes ... I R| bies are sports and hunting . . president of Safety Club K pwns a '65 Bug . . . favorite ftilthor is Charles Schultz . %, dislikes boring classes and strict teachers. RICHARD PENROSE West Bolivar Ricky Occupational Education Works as stockboy at Stiles Market . . . likes hunting and fishing . • . dislikes math class • . . favorite color is red . . . has a dog named Buck . . . has traveled to Ohio . . . pet peeve is smart people. JACQUELYN BETH PICKUP Academic Homecoming queen . . . heart lies in Crow Wing County . . . will be remembered for her bubbling personality . . . likes blue jeans, oceans and John Denver . . . spirited varsity cheerleader . . . has big brown eyes. Tweet Academic GARY PAUL REVEN 1 Bolivar ur. Soft-hearted guy who's always interested enough to help • . . likes to check out the girls • . . not bad on the basket-' ball court . . . unusual sense of humor . . . hangs out at Pahach's basketball court. DONNA J. RHOADES Donna R.D. 1, New Florence Business Education Likes being with Merle, horseback riding and summer . . . has traveled to Nebraska, Florida and New Jersey . . . captain of Silks . . . member of LAUREL business staff and Laurel Leaf staff . • . plans to get married. GARY MILES RITENOUR Miles R.D. 1, Bolivar Academic Friendly guy . . . has blond hair and brown eyes . . . good football player . . . likes goodies, sports and the color blue . . . plays the guitar . . . member of Hall of Fame . . . vice-president of Youth Traffic Safety Council. LINDA SUE RITENOUR Linda R.D. 1, Bolivar Business Education Pretty gal with baby blue eyes . . . likes horses, jeans and dark-skinned guys . . . hobbies include drawing and painting . . . member of the Homecoming Court and the Rifle Team . . . plans to further her education. SUZANNE RITENOUR Ritz New Florence Academic Sweet girl with beautiful hair • . . favorite color is pink • . . likes lollipops, blue jeans and taking it easy ... pet peeve is being alone . . . has seen South America and Bermuda . • • future holds more schooling. WILBERT RITENOUR Bill R.D. 1, Bolivar Vo-Tech Likes motorcycles, Judy and electronics . . . will be remembered for reading comic books and his electronic wizardry . . . favorite color is red . . . dislikes smarties and pushy people . . . plans to join the Air Force. MAURO RIVA Mauro New Florence Academic AFS foreign exchange student from Italy . . . lives with the Shearer family . . . hobbies include electronics and classical music . . . likes the U.S. very much and hopes to live here someday. JAMES LEWIS ROBINSON Sugar Ray Seward Vo-Tech Pals with Ron . . . can be found at McCoys . . . hobbies include fishing, hunting and baseball . . . has seen Maryland . . . favorite subject is history . . . likes cars, wood, nature and reading Snoopy. RONALD ROBINSON Crusher Bolivar Vo-Tech Proud owner of a green '69 Ford ... has traveled to Florida . . . likes 4-speeds and woodshop . . . favorite color is green . . . can be found at the Bolivar Pizza Shop ... will be remembered for his crazy sense of humor. 148 CYNTHIA GRACE ROBY Cyndi R.D. 1, Bolivar Business Education A wonderful sense of humor . . . hobbies are skating and swimming . . . member of County Band . . . dislikes getting up early . . . likes Mark, Corvettes and pickles ... a member of the Laurel Leaf staff and FBLA. DANNY M. RUMMEL Rum Seward Academic Likes blondes and Dusters . . . dislikes Fords and slow drivers . . . traveled to New Jersey with Harnish . . . dark hair . . . will be remembered for his outrageous practical jokes. MARCIA ELISE ST. CLAIR Marcia New Florence Academic Talkative girl with curly brown hair and green eyes . . . likes barefeet, musk oil, orange cookies and Dave . . . will further her education . . . dislikes pineapple . . . cute majorette and AFS treasurer. JEANNE RAE SAPALIO Zap R.D. 1, New Florence Business Education Pretty girl with big brown eyes . . . likes parties, jeans and a special guy . . . 1976 Navy queen . . . co-Captain of the Silks . . . can be seen with Jen and Marianne ... a real nice girl. ROBERT WAYNE SAXTON Sax Bolivar Academic Handsome guy who always has a comment . . . hobbies are driving and chumping . . . has brown eyes and dark hair . . . can be seen at Bartow's Alley Garage . . . Speedy on the basketball court. VERONICA SCHOBER Veronica Seward Business Education Petite girl with pretty blue eyes . . . dislikes riding the crowded school bus . . . likes pizza, jeans and music . . . business manager of the LAUREL and member of FBLA . . . enjoys cooking and baking. GREGORY A. SCOTT Greg New Florence Academic A very musical guy . . . enjoys being somewhere in the hills of West Virginia . . . 1974-75 grand chump . . . likes playing bluegrass music and fishing . . . collector of model trains . . . travels include Mexico and Texas. WILLIAM GEORGE SHANK Shanker Bolivar General Handsome guy with curly brown hair . . . likes parties, hunting, fishing and racecar driving . . . woodshop rates high . . . president of Shotgunners' and Archery Clubs . . . will be remembered for his practical jokes. o 149 ALAN DALE SHIREY Alan R.D. 1, Ligonier Academic A cute guy with brown hair . . . likes girls and study halls . . . hotJbies include hunting and fishing . . . dislikes history research papers . . . member of the pro chumpers' association. BRYAN SHORT Bryan R.D. 1, Bolivar General Tall fellow with blond hair and blue eyes . . . likes fast cars, girls and money . . . dislikes people who think they know it all • . . hobbies include hunting and fishing • • • favorite class is study hall. RANDY LEE SHORT Boonie Bolivar Academic A handsome lad with blue eyes . • . plays football, basketball and baseball . . . dislikes shaving ... has traveled to Canada • . • member of the Hall of Fame . . . plans to be a coal miner. ARTHUR W. SISITKI Fonzirella Bolivar Business Education A real nice guy who likes to hunt . • . member of the Bolivar Volunteer Fire Company . . . favorite subject is gym . . . can be found hanging around the Bolivar firehouse . . . future plans are undecided. KENNETH ERWIN SKILES Nern New Florence Academic Has freckles to last . . . enjoys angling and hunting . . . Mr. Kerr's classes are number one . . . likes food and parties • • . was the MVP of the 1976 Marion Center Tournament . . . can be found on the corner. ROBERT J. SMITH Stubby New Florence Academic PLays the drums, piano and guitar . . . can be found on any golf course . . . likes 3:17 . . . hobbies include golf and playing volleyball . . . dislikes 8:15 ... a nice guy . . . pet peeve is people who don't play golf. PATRICIA CATHERINE SOWERS Patty R.D. 1, Bolivar Business Education Has green eyes and red hair . . . likes John Denver, summer vacation and being a senior . . . member of chorus and LAUREL staff . . . dislikes onions and stuck-up people . . . will be remembered for her friendship. FRANK TANTLINGER Zappa Bolivar Vo-Tech Hobbies include hunting, fishing, trapping and fixing cars . . . likes a special girl from camp and parties . . . dislikes stuck-up people . . . favorite subjects are English and math • . . can be found in Ligonier. 150 JOHN RICHARD TARTER R.D. 1, Ligonier Johri Academic] A quiet guy . . • likes hunting, fishing, all sports and jeans . . . favorite subject is German . . . excellent layout staffer for the LAUREL . . . can be found working on the farm . . . plans to attend collage. PATRICIA ANN TROYAN Seward Fred Business Education Hobbies include swimming and drawing . . . spends her summer working in Massachuwtts . . . likes guys, pickles. Beach Boys, jeans and soap operas . . . talkative member c the Hall of Fame ... a very distinctive laugh. CLYDE WEST R.D. 1, Boliv Works at Seward Auto Parts • • • hobbies include racing, working in shop, and going out • • • traveled to Utah . . . drives a Chevelle . . . wants to become president of the United States! Diane Academic DIANE WEST New Florence A quiet girl with very long brown hair ... likes jeans, weebles, pandas and pizza . . . favorite color is purple . . plays the piano and flute ... a friend indeed • . • friendliest in the Hall of Fame. BILLY JO WHERRY B. J. R.D. 1, New Florence Business Education A pretty blond . . . enjoys sewing and going out . . . dislikes loud mufflers . . . favorite subject is Creative Stitch-, ery . . . likes Ken and listening to the radio • . . hopes to attend business school in the future. MICHAEL LAMAR WINGARD Seward Wingnut Academic Knows all the answers and a lot about trains • . • favorite subject is math analysis . • . builds model trains and ships as a hobby . . . sound effects man for senior class play ... favorite color is green. I HEIDI ROCHELLE YEAGER Yeagmer - R.D. 1, Bolivar Business Education Cute girl with pretty green eyes . . . favorites include French fries, playing the guitar and the color orange . . . has traveled to Kentucky . . . always around when you need her . . . hobby is hunting wabbits. Burt Academic MARK ZAGIELSKI R.D. 1, New Florence A member of the Fairfield Volunteer Fire Company . . . •bbies include hunting and deep sea fishing . . . has traveled New England and Canada . • . pleasant personality . • . trigued by the Bermuda Triangle. MARIE A. ZIMMERMAN West Bolivar Marie Academic Softspoken . . . likes summer and Three Dog Night . . . favorites include Spanish class and the color yellow . . . dislikes gym, bees and serious people . . . plans to be a lab assistant. RONALD LUTHER ZUFALL Ron R. D. 1, Bolivar Vo-Tech Quiet guy with blue eyes . . . likes peace and quiet . . . hobbies are hunting, fishing, hiking and guns . . . favorites include the color blue and gym class . . . dislikes crowded places and formal dress. JANICE S. SHANNER Jan Bolivar Academic Business Ed. A nice girl with blue eyes, long wavy hair and freckles . . . works for Neighborhood Youth Corps . . . likes pickles, pizza and barefeet . . . favorite song is Only 16 . . . plans to be a secretary. JOSEPH L. SHANNER Joe Bolivar Occupational Education Works at Seward Auto Parts . . . likes everything . . . dislikes nothing . . . enjoys working on cars . . . favorite color is blue ... a friend to all . . will be remembered for his singing and dancing talent . . . Mr. BoJangles. JOSEPH SHOMO Joe Seward Occupational Education Likes math and working on cars ... a real nice guy . . . works at Bottegal's . . . proud owner of a '68 Plymouth . . . hobbies include hunting and fishing . . . will always be remembered for his friendliness. SENIOR INDEX DAVID ALTIMUS Football Manager 1,2,3,4. ANTHONY AMBROSE Football 1,2,3,4; Football Club 1,2,3,4. JANINE ANDERSON Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Basketball 3; Student Council 1,2,4; Forensics Club; Drama Club; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; DAR Award; 2nd place—VFW Essay contest; Laurel Layout Editor 4; AFS 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Class Treasurer 3; Class play 4. LISA ARDREY Cheerleader 1; Majorette 3,4; Laurel Staff4. CLARK BAIRD Country Music Club 3. KEVIN BAIRD Football 1; Basketball 1. RODNEY BAIRD Basketball 1,2. JEFF BALENCIC Intramurals 1,2,3,4. GARY BARROW Football 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4. CHRIS BEALONIS Chorus 1; Intramurals 1,2,3. GARY BERKSTRESSER Chorus 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; FBLA 4. DIANE BLACK FHA 1; Collectors' Club 1; Library Club 3; Art Club 2. KATHY BLAKE Chorus 1,4; FBLA 2,3,4; Leaders Club 1,2; Cheerleader 1,2,3; Laurel Staff 4; Laurel Leaf 4; Prom Committee 3. RITA BLOOM Chorus 1,2,3; FBLA 4; Laurel Staff 4; Rifles 1,2,3,4. DARLENE BORING GARY BORING Chorus 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Football Club 1,2,3,4. MORRIS BORING Safety Club 3. NORMAN BORING Intramurals 2,3,4. PEGGY BORING Basketball 1. REBECCA BOWERS Chorus 1,3,4; Student Council 3; FBLA 4; Laurel Staff 4; AFS 3,4; Silks 3,4; Volleyball 2,3. KENNETH BRACKEN Chorus 1,2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Football Club 2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4. VALERIE E. BROWNING Chorus 1,2,3,4; County Chorus 1; Science Club 1,2,3; Forensics 2,3,4; Drama Club 4; AFS 3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Silks 2,3,4; Ram Page Staff 3; Class Play 4. ARLIE BURKE Chorus 1,2,3,4—President 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Girls' Varsity Club 1,2,3,4—President 4; FBLA 4; Ram Page Staff 3. KATHY CARNS ROSEMARIE COLSON Tennis Club 3,4. HARRY CONDRON Chorus 1,2; Drama Club 4; Arts and Crafts Club 4; Class Play 4 . RONALD CONRAD Chorus 1; Football 2,3,4; Shotgunners Club 1,2,4; Varsity Club 3,4. VALERIE CSEHOSKI Rifles 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4; FBLA 3,4; Girls' Varsity Club 1,2; Science Club 1,2,3,4; Forensics 2,3,4; Laurel Staff 4; AFS 3,4; Volleyball 1,2; WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM Chorus 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4; Golf 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; FBLA 4; Laurel Staff 4; Laurel Leaf 4; AFS 3,4; County Chorus 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Ram Page Staff 3,4 . 153 DAVID DEEMER DAVID DeNORCY Shotgunners Club 4; Archery Club 4. JOHN EDWIN DEYARMIN SHARON SUE DILLON FBLA 4; Arts and Crafts Club 4. ANNA (HOEL) FOUST GREG A. GABLE Band 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Basketball Club 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; All Sports Club 1; Laurel Photographer 4. HAROLD ALLEN GALBRAITH Chorus 1,2,3,4; County Chorus 1,2,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Science Club 1,2,3,4— President 4; Varsity Club 1,2,3,4; AFS 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Laurel Photographer 4. SHARON LYNNE GAMBLE Chorus 1,2,3,4; Science Club 2; Girls' Varsity Club 4; Forensics 3; FBLA 2,3,4; Laurel Leaf Staff 4; AFS 3,4; Class Secretary 4; Silks 2,3,4; Homecoming Court 4. VICTORIA LEE GARLAND Collectors Club 1; Arts and Crafts Club 2; Library Club Vice-president 3. VICKI MARIE GEHRING Student Council Secretary 4; Forensics 2,3,4—Captain 2; Safety Club 3; Drama Club President 4; Arts and Crafts Club 4; Journalism Award 3; Laurel Copy Editor 4; Rifle Team—Captain 4; Class Play 3; Class Play Student Director 4. JENNIFER ANNE GLESSNER FBLA 2,3,4; AFS 4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4. JOSEPH E. GORIROSSI Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3.' MATTHEW DAVID GORMAN Football, Basketball and Baseball Manager 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 1,2,3,4. SUSAN LYNN GRAHAM Band 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2; Girls' Varsity Club 2; Pep Band 3; Agape Club 3; FBLA 4; Laurel Staff 4; County Band 3. 154 BRYAN L. GREGORY Chorus 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Basketball Club 2,3,4; Golf Club 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Golf Team 2,3,4; Homecoming Court 4. MARIANNE THERESA GYUKERY Band 3,4; Chorus 1; FBLA 2,3,4; Leaders Club 1,2; Cheerleader 2; Majorette 3,4; AFS 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3. KIM HALL VALERIE JEAN HALL Pomettes 2,3,4; FBLA 2,3,4; Collectors Club 1; FHA 4; Laurel and Laurel Leaf Typist 4. LINDA MAE HANLIN Tennis Club 3,4. VALERIE JANE HARFORD Silks 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; County Chorus 1; Student Council 4; Science Club 2,3; Forensics 2,3,4—Captain 3; AFS3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4—President 4; Students Rights and Responsibilities Committee 3,4; Class Play 3,4; Scholastic Quiz Team 4 DONALD D. HARNISH Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball Club 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; FBLA 4; AFS 4; Varsity Club 1,2,3,4. CHRISTINA ANN HENDERSON Pomettes 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; Girls' Varsity Club 1,2,3,4; AFS 3,4; Forensics 2,3; FBLA 2,3,4—Vice-President 4; FHA 1; Class Play 3; Basketball manager 3,4; Hall of Fame 4. CINDY LOU HENDERSON Basketball Manager 3,4; FBLA 3,4—Secretary 4; Archery Club 3; Girls' Varsity Club 3,4; Arts and Crafts Club 2; Magazine Campaign 4; Drama Club 4—Vice-President 4; Volleyball Manager 2,3; Class Play 4. HANK R. HENDERSON VICTORIA J. HENDERSON FBLA 2,3,4; Pomettes 1,2,3,4; Volleyball Manager 2. DAVID A. HILL Basketball Manager I, 2, 3. DEBORAH MAE HOWARD Basketball 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Golf Team 3; FBLA 2,3,4—President 4; Class President 4; Laurel Staff 4; Laurel Leaf Staff 4. MICHAEL HOWE Football 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2,4— President 4; Football Club 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Basketball Club 1; All Sports Club 1; National Honor Society 3,4; Class President 3; Tribune Democrat Player-Scholar Award 4. LYDIA DIANE HUGHES Basketball 1; Science Club 3; Laurel Editor 4; AFS 4; National Honor Society 3,4 — Treasurer 4; Ram Page Staff 4; Class Play Set Design Committee 3,4. JOHN KENNETH HUNT Football 4. PAMELA SUZANNE HUSTON Band 1,2,3,4; Agape Club 3; AFS 4; Class Play Set Design Committee 3,4; Arts and Crafts Club 4. CHARLA IRWIN Basketball Manager 3,4; Arts and Crafts Club 2; Forensics 2; FBLA 3,4—Treasurer 4; Chess Club 4; AFS 4; Girls' Varsity Club 2,3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; Archery Club Secretary 3; Volleyball 2,3,4; Class Play Program and Make-up Committees 3,4. ROBERT E. JAMES, JR. Safety Club 4. RONALD JAMES STEVE JARVIS WADE KILLEN Band 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Shotgunners Club 2,3,4; Chess Club 3,4; Hall of Fame 4. BEVERLY JEAN KLINE JEFFREY KNUPP Chorus 1,2,3,4; Football 3,4; Basketball 1. LYDIA J. KRISE Chorus 2,3; Safety Club Secretary 3; Forensics 2,3; AFS 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; University of Delaware 4. DONALD PHILIP LaROSSE Football 1,2,3,4; Football Club 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4—Vice-President 4 . DEBBIE LAVELY SUSAN COLLEEN LEAR FBLA 2,3,4; Forensics 2,3,4; Laurel Staff 4; AFS 4. KAREN E. LEAR FBLA 2,3,4; Laurel Staff 4. LINDA M. LICHTENFELS Honor Guard 2,3,4; Tennis Club 4; Drama Club 4; AFS 2,3,4. KIMBERLY ANN LYNCH Chorus 2,4; Volleyball 2,4; FBLA 3,4; Drama Club 4; Class Play 4; AFS 4;'Ram Page Staff 4; Class Treasurer 2; Cheerleader 3,4. BARBARA J. MACHAK Basketball 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Girls' Varsity Club 1,2,3,4— Treasurer 2; Honor Guard 2,3,4; Rifles 1. JEFFREY CURTIS MACK Football 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Safety Club Secretary 4; Class Vice-President 4; Homecoming Court 4. ROBERT MADELEY Chorus 1,2,4; Baseball 1,2; Safety Club 3,4—Vice-President 3; Intramurals 1; Chess Club 2,3,4; Varsity Club 2 . EVELYN M. McATEE Leaders Club 4. edward j. McCauley Archery Club 3. karen McCullough SHARLENE McCULLOUGH TARYN SUE McCULLOUGH Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Laurel Staff 4; Ram Page Staff 3; Class Play Committee 3; Prom Committee 3; Forensics 3; FBLA 3; Arts and Crafts Club 3; AFS 3,4; Hall of Fame 4. HOMER R. MORROW Chorus 1,2,3; Intramurals 1,2. CYNTHIA L. MUNDORF Basketball 1,2; Volleyball 1,2; FBLA 2,3,4; FHA 2,3,4--President 3,4; Girls' Varsity Club 1,2,3,4. HELEN MARGARET MUNDORFF Chorus 1,2,4; FBLA 2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Laurel Typist 4; Class Secretary 2,3; C lass Treasurer 4. PATTY A. O'SHELL Forensics 2,3,4; FBLA 2,3,4; Drama Club 4; Arts and Crafts Club 4; AFS 4; Class Play 3,4. KATHERINE EILEEN OSWALT Tennis Club 4. WALTER L. PALMER DOUG PARDEE Football 1,2,3,4; Football Club 1,2,3,4; All Sports Club 1. CHARLESW. PAYNE Intramurals 1,2,3; Safety Club 3,4—President 4. RICHARD PENROSE JACQUELYN BETH PICKUP Chorus 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Class Treasurer 1; AFS 3,4; Girls' Varsity Club 3,4; FBLA 4; Homeroom Representative 1,2,3,4; Arts and Crafts Club 4; Basketball Manager 3,4; Ram Page Staff 3; Volleyball Manager 4. WILLIAM LEWIS RESSLER Intramurals 1,2. GARY PAUL REVEN Basketball 1,2; Basketball Club 1,2; All Sports Club 1. DONNA J. RHOADES Forensics 3; FBLA 3,4; Laurel Staff 4; Laurel Leaf Staff 4; Silks 2,3,4—Captain 3,4. GARY MILES RITENOUR Chorus 1,3,4; Football 1,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Youth Traffic Safety Council 4—President 4. LINDA S. RITENOUR Rifles 1,2,3,4; FBLA 3; Chess Club 3. SUZANNE J. RITENOUR Rifles 1,2,3,4; FBLA 3; Hall of Fame 4. WILBERT R. RITENOUR Science Club 3; Chess Club 2,3. MAURO RIVA Chorus 4; Student Council 4; Chess Club 4; Tennis Club 4; AFS 4. JAMES LEWIS ROBINSON Band 1; Chorus 1,3; Baseball Manager 3,4; Chess Club 2,3; Country Music Club 3, Intramurals 1,2; Varsity Club 4. RON ROBINSON CYNTHIA GRACE ROBY Band 1,2,3,4; FBLA 3,4; Agape Club 3; Laurel Leaf Staff 4; County Band 3. DANNY M. RUMMEL Chorus 1; Chess Club 2; Intramurals 1,2,3; FBLA 4. MARCIA ST. CLAIR Band 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Girls' Varsity Club 1,2,3,4; Chess Club 3,4; FBLA 4; AFS 4—Treasurer 4; Volleyball 3,4. JEANNE RAE SAPALIO Silks 2,3,4; FBLA 2. ROBERT WAYNE SAXTON Football 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,4; Football Club 3; Basketball Club 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Class President 2. VERONICA JOAN SCHOBER FBLA 3,4; Laurel Business Manager 4; AFS 4. GREGORY A. SCOTT Band 1,2,3,4; Chess Club 2,3,4; Golf Club 2,3,4; Pep Band 3; Archery Club 2; Science Club 4; AFS 4; Class Play 3,4. WILLIAM GEORGE SHANK Basketball 1,2; Basketball Club 2; Shot-gunners Club 2,3,4; Archery Club 1,2,3,4 JANICE SHANNER JOSEPH L. SHANNER ALAN DALE SHIREY Chorus 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Bas- 156 ketball 1; Student Council 4; Football Club 2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; AFS 4; Class Play 3,4. JOSEPH D. SHOMO BRYAN SHORT RANDY LEE SHORT Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball Club 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 1,2,3,4; AFS 4. ARTHUR W. SISITKI Safety Club 3,4. KENNETH ERWIN SKILES Chorus 1,2,3,4; Football 2,3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 4; Class Play 4. ROBERT J. SMITH Golf Team 1,2 ,3,4; Chess Club 2,3; Chorus 2,3,4. PATRICIA CATHERINE SOWERS Chorus 1,2,3,4; County Chorus 1, FBLA 3,4; Agape Club 3; Laurel Staff 4; AFS 3,4; Class Play 3; Ram Page Staff 4. FRANK TANTLINGER Football Manager 1,2,3. JOHN TARTER Chorus 1,2; Basketball 1; Basketball Club 1; Forensics 3; Agape Club 3; Laurel Staff 4. PATRICIA ANN TROYAN Band 3,4; Chorus 1; Basketball Manager 2; FBLA 3; AFS 2,3,4; Hall of Fame 4. CLYDE WEST Intramurals 1,2,3,4. DIANE WEST Band 1,2,3,4; AFS 4. BILLY JO WHERRY MICHAEL LaMAR WINGARD Golf Club 2,3,4;Chess Club 2,3,4; Science Club 3,4; AFS 4; Class Play 3,4. HEIDI ROCHELLE YEAGER Chorus 1,2,3,4; Laurel Staff 4; Laurel Leaf Staff 4; Class Vice-President 3. MARK C. ZAGIELSKI Football 3; Football Club 3; Safety Club 4. MARIE ZIMMERMAN Science Club 2,3,4; Chess Club 4. RONALD LUTHER ZUFALL Safety Club 3. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Vice-fi’esident Jeff Mack, Secretary Sharon Gamble, President Debbie Howard, Treasurer Helen Mundorff. 157 ADVERTISING I learned this, at least, by my experiment; that if one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams, and endeavors to live the life which he has imagined, he will meet with a success unexpected in common hours. If you have built castles in the air, your work need not be lost; that is where they should be. Now put the foundations under them. —Henry David Thoreau Walden 160 KENNAMETAL 42ss. fc«. grad� u ate (sraj'oo-at') v. -ated. -ating. A. Yo . grant or be VaiUed an academic decree or | diploma. 2. To divide into categories, steps, or grades. 3. To divide into marked intervals, esp. for use in measurement. —n. (strap oo- ty 1. A recipient of an academic degree or diploma. 2. A graduated container. —adj. (graj'oo-it). A. Possessing an academic degree or diploma. 2. Of or relating to studies beyond a bachelor's degree. K L gradus, Usage: Either graduated or was graduated is possible in sentences such as She graduated {or was graduated) from college. From is necessary in either case. She graduated college is not acceptable usage. grad u a«tion (graj'oo-a'shsn) n. A.The conferring or receipt of an academic degree or diploma. 2. A commencement ceremony. Z. A division mark or interval on a graduated sca e. 4. Division into stages or degrees. 5. A wett earned accomplishment by the“C assof 9T7” Mellon Banking It helps you do more with your money. Graduation brings on new dimensions and new' responsibilities. And you’ll find that banking will play an important role in your future. There’s banking, and then there’s Mellon Banking. And the difference can make managing money easier for you. Mellon Banking is a combination of banking services that work hard for you. And Mellon Banking is the people who stand behind them. Together, we’ll help you do more with your money. Ligonier Office 162 WE HAVE ALWAYS HAD EREECHECKING ACCOUNTS Highest Interest Rates Permitted Paid On Savings Accounts FULL TRUST SERVICES AVAILABLE Member Of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Your Independent Community Bank PEOPLES BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Jennerstown, Pennsylvania LIGONIER VALLEY BRANCH Laughlintown, Pennsylvania SOMERSET MALL BRANCH Somerset, Pennsylvania EVERYBODY'S BANK IN AGREAT BIG WAY 163 Congratulations To The Class Of 1977 Compliments Of THE PIE SHOPPE Laughlintown Home Of Fine Baked Goods And Community Involvement. Nothing Comes Closer To Homemade Flavor Than Baked Goods From THE PIE SHOPPE! 164 FLOYD KEELER TRUCKING SERVICE Congratulations Flower: Hope You Have Nothing But Success In Your Future! Box 81 New Florence, Penna. 15944 Floyd E. Keeler, Owner Telephone: 412 235-2844 165 Congratulations Wishes 1977 EMPLOYEES OF THE CONEMAUGH GENERATING STATION AND THE CONEMAUGH GENERATING STATION OWNER’S GROUP Scalise Real Estate We re Proud Of Our Reputation! Helping folks to get a home, apartment or business of their own -and getting their money’s worth — has been our business. Let the experts on our staff assist you with the details, costs and advice necessary to make your dream of a new home a reality. We can guide you from start to finish. We “Sell Homes’’ by using the most efficient marketing methods in Real Estate We “Buy Homes’’ if you have a home to sell and need immediate help - call us. We “Trade Homes” if you wish to trade your old home when purchasing a new home. We “Protect Homes” with our “Castle-Shield” home protection plan. We “Serve You” with complete multilist office. You “will be satisfied.” Call now one of our three offices for an appointment with the professionals’’. IRWIN 864-5500 GREENSBURG 837-9400 LATROBE 539-3525 167 Best Wishes To The Class Of “77” THE REAL McCOY’S DAIRY MART MINIATURE GOLF COURSE Halfway Between Ligonier And New Florence President—J. Conrad Gamble V. President—Robert L. Gamble Secretary—Joseph L. Howe GAMBLE GAMBLE Cond ’tuc s n. ( an, (y 7? yf c riy General Contractors P.O. Box 57 Bolivar, Pennsylvania 15923 Area Code: 412 676-4747 169 57 Years In Construction Business BORING'S SERVICE STATION GROCERY Tires—Batteries—Accessories American Oil Motor Club Service Phone 235-9987 — Route 711 New Florence, Pa. 15944 BORING'S ARCTIC CAT You Can Count On The Cat Route 711 NEW FLORENCE, PENNSYLVANIA Phone: 235-2171 R.D. 1 170 Congratulations To The Class Of 1977 FIVE R. EXCAVATING, INC. R.D. 1, Box 387 New Florence, Pa. 15944 Phone 412-235-2336 Ray Ritenour, President Contracting in all types of heavy construction for lakes, railroads, and site preparation on commercial, industrial, and private sites. Also competitive hourly rental on dozers, pans, compactors, hi-lifts, and trucking. KENNETH N. GRAY FUNERAL HOME Modern Air Conditioned Chapels” Seward. Pa. 172 Phone (814) 446-6471 CLASS OF 1977 GRADUATION LAMET Today’s the day I graduate; To this school I come no more. This is my goal of the past twelve years, is what I’ve been waiting for. The days were laced with fun and games. Along with my growing up: I’ve developed a personality— I’ve had to measure up; Not only on tests and with teachers— I had to make it with my peers. And now that struggle is over, I feel like shedding tears. I’m going to miss my classmates And the teachers’ constant calls I’m going to miss the notes and such We passed along the halls. With the diploma comes a sad thought: My adolescent years are gone— Now I must face reality. Maranda Conley Class Colors—Silver Blue Class Flower—Yellow Rose Class Motto—Cherish yesterday. Live for today, and dream of tomorrow. 173 CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES! NEW FLORENCE BRANCH JOHNSTOWN BAN K AND TRUST mm company im Other Offices 532 Main Street Johnstown Cambria City Geistown Westmont Richland Davidsville Hooversville Benscrcek Boswell Vinco Bakerton Somerset Holsopple Bolivar Windber Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation GEHRING'S DAIRY STORE Fine Meats Dairy Products Produce Ronald W. Gehring, Manager Phone 235-8951 New Florence, Pennsylvania 175 €3 Good Luck Rams From HOMER CITY STATE BANK ARMAGH, PA. Old Fashioned Courtesy—With Modern Ideas In Banking A Savings Plan To Suit Every Need 176 The Wide-Awake Bank—Makes It All So Easy Member FDIC BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '77 President .... Vice-President Secretary Treasure....... ’76 Student Council ’77 Mike Howe Janine Anderson Vicki Gehring Val Csehoski Advisor—Stan Dohoda Student Council Representatives Arlie Burke Jackie Pickup Bill Cunningham Barbara Machak Nancy Galbraith Sue Murphy Debbie Keiper Mike Pardee Scott Henderson Terena Dohoda Randy Henderson Renee Henderson Bob Muir Nadine Henderson Susie King Shari Anderson Richard Dohoda Patty Dohoda Carol King Paula McCullough Curt Luther Vaughn Tantlinger Gene Coy Susan Kay Troy Cosner 177 Supporting our heritage of free enterprise. LAUREL VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL CHAPTER 2498 SUPER OIL CO. Texaco Fuel Chief Heating Oil 1. Cleanest Burning Heating Oil Available Famous Texaco “Jet Flame Booster 2. Prompt Delivery 3. Budget Plan 4. Burner Service By Expert Technicians 5. 24 Hr. Emergency Service 6. Complete Line Of Oil Fired Equipment, Furnaces, Water Heaters And Air Conditioning Units 7. Estimates For New Installations Freely Given Seward, Pa. Phone: 446-5149 Congratulations To The Class Of 1977 BIG SPRINGS HOTEL Mr. Mrs. Jacob Krisko Seward, Pa. 15954 Compliments of STILES’ BUSLINES JOLAN MOBILE HOME COURT Joseph Marolt 235-2853 180 New Florence, Pennsylvania 15944 The ‘In Town’ Site with ‘In Town’ Services Lanny Fuller 235-2647 THOMAS M.CHISNELL REALTOR Sales-Appraisals Phone 459-8460 Blairsville Pennsylvania HOLIDAY INN OF LIGONIER Loyalhanna Street Ligonier, Pennsylvania Congratulations To The Class Of 1977 from STANDARD SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION Ligonier Office 211 West Main St., Ligonier, Pa. HENRY CLAY SNOBY All Kinds of Insurance Nationwide Mutual Ins. Co. Nationwide Fire Ins. Co. Nationwide Life Ins. Co. Armagh Columbus 16, Ohio Armagh Office Box 104 Phone-Seward 814-446-5212 Best Wishes Seniors STILES’ PRO HARDWARE Box 82 Seward, Pa. 15954 Gary Stiles, Proprietor DUANE BORING POST NO. 9310 VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS OF U.S. CLUB AUXILIARY Robinson, Pennsylvania 15949 EDWARD J.SPEIDEL FUNERAL HOME Complete Facilities—Modern—Air Conditioned Market Street Bolivar, Pa. Phone 676-4771 COL. HARRY R. BORING AND COL. The Laurel Valley Auctioneers Complete Bonded Auction Service New Florence, Pa. 15944 Phone 235-2485 184 A good mind pays off in the Navy. If you're a high school graduate with a taste for math and physics, you may qualify for Advanced Electronics or the Nuclear Power Programs. And over $17,000 worth of advanced technical training to guarantee yourself a firm foothold in the future, whether you remain in the Navy or not. For more details, see the Navy Recruiter below. Be someone special in the Navy. George Pappas, Bob Kois, Gary Garretson 313 Main St., Johnstown, Pa. 15901 Call Collect: 814 539-6012 Compliments Of MR. MRS. BUD RITENOUR 185 B B ELECTRICAL MFG. CO., INC. Electrical Mining Supplies Seward, Pa. 15954 carol McCullough’S BEAUTY SHOP 216 20th Street New Florence, Pa. Phone 235-2408 106 Best Wishes To The Class Of ’77 BOTTEGAL’S SUNOCO Inspection, Towing, And Tires Seward Pennsylvania DAVIS AUTO SUPPLY R.D. 4 Box 278 Route 22 East Blairsville, Pa. 15717 Tel. 459-8090 And University Park Plaza 119 South Indiana, Pa. 15701 John Davis Tel. 465-5545 PITTSBURGH NATIONAL BANK BLAIRSVILLE OFFICE 34 E. Market St., Blairsville, Pa. Member F.D.I.C. Phone 459-6500 SEWARD AUTO PARTS Route 56 Pennsylvania State Inspection AAA Service Under New Management John R. Kadi Phone 446-4471 Seward, Pa. OAK GROVE PHARMACY The New Drug Store That Serves Laurel Valley Prescriptions Fanny Farmer Candies Cosmetics Photo Finishing North Of Ligonier In The Mini Mall Phone 238-6988 Jacob L. Grimm R.Ph. Congratulations Class Of 1977 ANDERSON’S CORNER 322 Indiana St. Seward, Pa. 15954 Compliments Of PVT. THOMAS R. LEWIS, JR. Post 7022 Seward, Pa. 15954 YEAGER’S GREENHOUSE FLORIST All Occasion Floral Arrangements Funeral Wedding Corsages Vegetable Plants Delivery On Floral Arrangements Within 25 Mile Radius Bolivar, Pa. 15923 Phone 676-5389 FROSTY WAY STACEY MOBILE HOME COURT Mary Eileen Gall, Owner R.D. 1 New Florence Phone:235-2156 HAYES PHARMACY Hospital Equipment For The Home, Sales Rentals Reliable Prescription Service Whitmans Candy Film Processing And Photo Supplies Fine Cosmetics 134 W. Main St, Ligonier, Pa. Phone 238-2907 ST. CLAIR'S STORE Ligonier Street New Florence, Pa. Jewelry, Cosmetics, Cards Phone 235-2810 Compliments of E.R. CALDWELL, INC. Ligonier, Pennsylvania RALPH’S SERVICE STATION Gas Tires Oil State Inspection Station Batteries Ligonier COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK OF WESTMORELAND COUNTY Main Office—Latrobe, Pa. Branches Pleasant Unity West Newton Lincoln Road DOROTHY FERRIS BEAUTY SALON A Full Service Salon For Men And Women Daytime And Evening Appointments Phone 235-2106 203 Walnut Street New Florence, Pa. 15944 Blairsville VALE TECHNICAL INSTITUTE INC. 459-9500 Pennsylvania 191 .¥ { AA lLklNC A Lumber, inc. R.D. 1, Ligonier, Penna. Phone 238.-9801 Or 238-9811 J Home Of Fair Measure And Quality Materials Congratulations To The Graduates Of 1977 JOHNNIESAUTO SERVICE Clyde, Pa. 676-9920 Sunoco Gas Oil State Inspection Prop. John Ofman FLO-ANN TAVERN, INC. West Bolivar Route 259 Pennsylvania CHAMPION LAKES GOLF CLUB Jerry Lynch And Dick Groat R.D. I, Bolivar Pennsylvania 192 GOULD S BOTTLED GAS Blairsville Pennsylvania 15717 GRAFFS GARAGE New Florence, Pa. 15944 TOM ROWLAND NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Auto—Fire—Life—Health Phone: 235-2470 New Florence Best Wishes From Your New G.M. Quality Dealer FARABAUGH CHEVROLET OLDS, INC. North Market St. Ext. Ligonier Phone 238-5606 193 Pa. SEELEY MAGNANI HARDWARE Box 66 Market Street Telephone 676-5211 Bolivar, Pennsylvania 15923 BANGOR-CLARK REALTORS Blairsville Branch 5 West Market St. Broker: Dave Bennet Best Wishes From THE FLORENCE MINING CO. R.D. 2 New Florence, Pa. LIGONIER SALES AND SERVICE P.O. Box L.—Rt. 30 E. Ligonier, Pennsylvania 15658 412-238-7177 Or 238-5790 194 See Us First Glass Installation Collision Repairs Roy A. Sharp R.D. 1 Box 361 SHARP’S Auto Body Works Phone 459-9368 Blairsville, Pa. 15717 Bolivar, Pennsylvania Compliments Of BOLIVAR HARDWARE Formerly The Seeley Magnani Hardware Phone: 676-4792 GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 1977 Master’s Tuxedo Manor For The Finest In Formal Wear Downtown Johnstown 515 Main Street Two Locations „• ,, , .. „ Richland Mall Across From Duke Duchess Theater Phone 814-536-6529 Phone 814-266-4512 Hours: 9-5 Monday Thru Saturday 9-9 Monday And Thursday Hours: 10-10 Monday thru Saturday ANTHONY PLUMBING HEATING Sales And Service Great Kohler Bath Ideas Heating And Air Conditioning Phone 459-7450 44 W. Market St., Blairsville, Pa. 19s Congratulations 1977 Graduates! NATIONAL BANK OF THE COMMONWEALTH Conemaugh Valley Office Count On Us! Blairsville, Pa. Excavating Hauling Septic Systems Ditchwitch-T renching HAROLD GALBRAITH R.D. 1 New Florence, Pa. 15944 Driveway Chips Compliments of EARL’S MOBILE COURT Seward, Pa. H.E. Hoover, Proprietor 196 HENDERSON PETROLEUM PRODUCTS, INC Route 711 Across From The Laurel Valley High School Phone: 412-235-2150 Custom Exhaust Recaps—New Tires-—Parts M A FLORAL GIFT SHOP ' 636 Washington Street Bolivar, Pa. 15923 CANADIAN FUR COMPANY Phone 412-676-4878 Anytime 1 lO'A Market St. Mootz And Ash Yeager Flowers For All Occasions Johnstown, Pa. SUMMIT LUMBER Compliments Of COMPANY Pressure Treated Wood Products PENN VIEW RESTAURANT Clyde, Pa. Phone: 676-5777 Rt. 22, Blairsville TREE HOUSE RICHARD L. REILLY, D.D.S. 211 East Main Street Ligonier, Pa. 15658 Phone: 412-238-4608 Clothes For Boys And Girls Box 155 Blairsville, Penna. 15717 lelepnone: 459-6650 CRAIG’S HARDWARE CHUCK’S BODY SHOP Jennerstown Seward, Pa. 15954 Pa. 15547 Phone 446-5812 197 KENNEY’S STORE KENNEY’S STORE Armagh Pennsylvania NEW FLORENCE LUMBER CO. LIGONIER APPLIANCE TELE VISION, INC. “Everything For The Builder” Phone 235-2060 Phone 238-6488 144 Walnut Street Authorized GE Dealer New Florence Pennsylvania 113 Public Square Ligonier, Pa. 15658 LIGON1ER HARDWARE Compliments Of MARTIN’S 114 North Market Street “SPECIALTY SHOP Ligonier Pennsylvania Clothing And Footwear Ligonier, Pennsylvania NEW FLORENCE LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING Tl BERTS TAVERN —Pizza— Expert Pressing And Shirt Service 238-2296 189 13th St. Phone 235-9982 711 North, Ligonier, Pa. 198 UNITED JEWELERS 412 Main St. Johnstown, Pa. 15901 Congratulations From AMOND JEWELRY 156 East Market St. Blairsville, Pa. 15717 Phone 459-7520 LaPORTA’S FLOWER SHOP LIGONIER MILL 342 Washington Street Johnstown, Pa. 15901 New Florence Pa. 15944 GRAFF INSURANCE PENN VIEW EQUIPMENT CO. P.O. Box 36 16 West Market St. Blairsville Pa. 15717 R.D. 1, Box 271 Blairsville, Pa. 15717 Phone 412-459-6057 VISIT HISTORIC FORT LIGONIER ERIE INSURANCE EXCHANGE The Largest Reconstructed French And Indian War Stockade In America Intersection Of U.S. Rt. 30 And Pa. Rt. 711 James E. Bechtold 660 Washington St. Bolivar, Pa. Sales Representative Phone: 676-5407 199 Best Wishes Class Of “77” F RAM BACH TROPHY CO. ADAMS BROTHERS Box 25 Route 30 West Jennerstown, Pa. New Florence 629-9503 M-F9-5 Sat 9-Noon T rophies—Plaques—Awards HUEYS WELDING SERVICE STAKE MOBILE HOMES 412-479-2939 New Florence, Pa. 15944 Your Wheel Estate Dealer Phone 235-2536 Or 235-9593 Travel Trailers Motor Homes Modular Homes CLARENCE B RUFF PEE WEE’S DAIRY MART Jeweler Real Ice Cream Subs Pizzas Slush On The Ligonier Diamond Homemade Hot Sausage Sandwiches Route 30 East Ligonier, Pa. Frank Rummel, Owner RUM MEL’S Oil Burner Sales Service Box 62, Seward, Pa. Phone 814 446-5226 200 Gary L. Young, Mgr. DAVID’S PYLE Interior Decorating Men’s And Teen’s Wear Family Footwear 412-459-9696 Appliance Furniture Center Carpet 22 East Market St. OXFORD SHOP Blairsville, Pa. 116 East Market Street Blairsville, Pa. 15717 ‘(Himes Tel. 459-8080 324 Main St. Latrobe, Pa. 15650 1013 Ligonier St. Latrobe, Pa. 15650 Mick’s Chicks 324 Main St. Latrobe, Pa. 15650 For Men Young Men 539-0044 UPSTAIRS-DOWNSTAIRS “Come And Browse” Open Daily—9:30-5:00 Resale Clothes For The Entire Family Bullentin Board Service Bric-A-Brac We Originate Others Imitate 136 E. Main St. Ligonier, Pa. 15658 Phone 238-4290 Congratulations And Good Luck To The Class Of “77” SEWARD POST OFFICE Complete Travel Service KUZNESKI TRAVEL AGENCY 105 E. Market Street Blairsville. Pa. 15717 (412)459-7200 201 NEW FLORENCE FLORALSHOP 235-2212 New Florence, Pa. Dl R1NALDOSTORE Shoe Repairing Newspapers Shoes And Clothing For The Entire Family Bolivar New Florence JOHN HALL, INC. Mechanical Contractors Ligonier, Pa. 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Dial 536-5189 Floor Covering Kitchen Specialists Johnstown Pennsylvania Robert Citeroni F1LAT FURNITURE ARMAGH QUAKER STATE Seward All Kinds Of Living Room Suites, Rugs, Electrical Appliances, And Televisions. Armagh Pa. Gas Oil Phone 446-5012 Pennsylvania Proprietor Elmer J. Butcrbaugh Son Den 203 HIGH RIDGE WATER COMPANY STITT'S JEWELRY 111 South Main Street Ligonier, Pa. 238-6439 New Florence, Pa. 15944 METRO S INN Seward Pennsylvania Where Your Friends Meet VRABEL AND HUGHES BEAUTY SHOP FORBES ROAD GUN MUSEUM R.D. 3 Ligonier, Pa. I 5658 Phone: 238-9544 Chamber of Commerce May The Aspirations Of School Years Be Realized In Your Maturity Phone(412)238-9522 MACK M. DARRCO. All Phases Of Beauty Care Plumbing, Heat Air Conditioning Second St. 204 320 West Main Street Bolivar, Pa. Ligonier, Pa. 15658 Armagh PATRONS Beverly’s Beauty Shop Armagh Pete Stewart Son Auctioneer Blairsville The Music Shop Blairsville Swenk Photographer Blairsville Jack Ross Used Cars Blairsville Chestnut Ridge Golf Course Blairsville Cline’s Equipment Repair Blairsville Nanni’s Beauty Shop Bolivar Norm’s Junque Shoppe Bolivar Bolivar Area Senior Citizens Bolivar Mr. Mrs. Anthony Bernabo Bolivar Laurel Canal Historical Society Bolivar Simpson’s Garage Bolivar Legion Auxiliary Homer City Gamerooms Panel Center Homer City Fran’s Fashions Ligonier G.C. Murphy Co. Ligonier Mr. Mrs. John Brant Ligonier The Studio Of Music And Associated Arts Ligonier Dr. And Mrs. John Brallier Ligonier Chick Cicconi Ligonier Kline’s Ligonier The Nearly New Shop Ligonier Ligonier Buick Garage, Inc. Ligonier Que-Ma-Ho-Ning Indian Post Ligonier Naida Karoly New Florence Mr. Mrs. Guy T. Bloom New Florence Donna West Robinson Garland’s Garage Robinson Ida’s Store Robinson Mabel’s Store Seward Tutokey Barber Shop 205 FRIENDS Colleen Lear Todd Shearer Mitzi Smooch and German II Class La Senora Burkett Greg Scott and Mike Wingard Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Schaller Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Anderson and Janine Val, Val, and Val Elnora Chisnell Mr. and Mrs. Paul Peters Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Peters Bernie E. Noon Mr. and Mrs. Charles Galbraith, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Galbraith Denny McMaster Erin Peters Mr. and Mrs. James Murphy Lydia and Lynne Hughes Bob and John Huston Mr. and Mrs. Richard Betton Pam Huston Mr. and Mrs. Floyd McAtee and Evelyn Mr. and Mrs. James E. Hall Cynthia Mundorf and David Shetler Val Hall and John Krause Sherry Boring and Chris Bealonis Jen and Gary Vicky and Chuck Diane Black Donna and Merle Mr. and Mrs. Alvin H. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Peters Lani Boring Norman, Marjorie, and Corey Kaufman Josephine and Ada Elliott Wayne Knupp family Larry Tweed III Mr. and Mrs. Lee Henderson Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Lear Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Palko Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lear Luann McGarvey Alice Mae Cochran Mr. Hall Mr. Bryson Kathy Blake Sue Graham Cyndi and Mark Dale and Jane Sharon Dillon R.J. Graham Kay and Jack Mundorff Bonnie and John Mundorff Denise and Matt Mundorff Helen and Bill Miss LaFrankie Bill and Peggy Rodkey Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hiner Mr. and Mrs. Carl Perian Charla Irwin and Mike LaMantia Bill Cunningham Suzanne and Barb Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stickle Peg Skiles Nern Skiles Sally Howard Danny Rummel Debbie Howard Mr. and Mrs. Homer Howard Mr. Dale E. Wahl Miss Sepesy J.P., Taz, and Chris Marjorie Godley Veronica Schober Margaret Howard Mr. and Mrs. Pat Collins Karen Davis Jim Davis Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. Tarter family Mr. and Mrs. Carl C. Saunders, Sr. family Mr. and Mrs. George F. Tarter III family Ken Bracken Gary Boring Joe Gorirossi Ron Conrad Gary Ritenour Greg Gable Bert, Susie, Shawn Raymond Toy Mr. and Mrs. King Agatha Gregory Mr. and Mrs. Allen Abbott Casey, Chris, Meg and Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Yeager Marianne Gyukery Vickie and Jeff Ro Colson Patty Troyan Sharon Gamble Linda Magnani Bruce and Heidi Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pudliner 206 Index Abbott, Allen 22,30,50,101 Acknowledgement 212 Adams, James 124 Administrators 18,19 Advertisements 159 All Sports Club 100 Allen, Jeffrey 78,107,128 Allen, Jerry 15,19,97 Altimus, David 11,13,38,113,136 Altimus, Elizabeth 128 Altimus, Paul 39,98,100,124 Altimus, Thomas 68,75,98,132 Altimus, Valery 68,89,91,95,116 Ambrose, Anthony 33,99,106,136 American Field Service 89 Anderson, Janine 4,9,40,46,47,76,77, 80,82,87,88,89,91,93,108,136,168 Anderson, Rhondi 42,78,102,128 Anderson, Shari 78,88,97,102,107, 111,124 Archery Club 98 Ardrey, Brian 128 Ardrey, Lisa 73,81,136 Arts and Crafts Club 109 Astolos, Samuel 103,128 Athletics 31-65 Awards Day 90 Baird, Clark 97,136,152 Baird, David 132 Baird, Edward 98,132 Baird, Gary Ross 53,68,76,79,96,106, 116 Baird, Ivan 120 Baird, Kevin 136 Baird, Lisa 132 Baird, Nancy 124 Baird, Pamela 40,46,47,89,91,107, 116 Baird, Rodney 136 Baird, Tracy 94,97,120 Balencic, Annamarie 78,102,124 Balencic, Jeffrey 136 Balencic, Stephen 101,132 Band (jr.) 75 Band (sr.) 68,69 Banko, Susan 76,94,109,120 Banner Carriers 70 Barkley, Franklin 128 Barnhart, Claire 94,102,120 Barrow, Gary 13,32,33,137 Bartlett, Donald 131 Bartlett, Michael 119 Bartow, Michael 98,120 Bartow, Susan 61,82,107,128 Baseball 53,54,55 Basketball, Girls' 58,59,60,61 Basketball, Jr. High 50,51 Basketball, JV 48,49 Basketball, Varsity 43-47 Basketball Club (jr. high) 101 Basketball Club (sr. high) 101 Bassett, Robert 128 Bassler, Richard 52,53,95,99,106,116 Bassler, William 98,120 Bauman, Joanne 26,109 Beal, Lynn 68,75,94,111,124 Bealonis, Christopher 137 Bealonis, Edward 116 Bealonis, Eugene 39,50,100,101, 124 Bealonis, George 38,120 Bealonis, Jeffrey 33,38,45,103,120 Beatty, David 68,75,103,107,128 Bechtold, Jane 6,40,47,86,87,89,107, 116 Beeler, Roni 78,102,128 Beeler, Wendy 78,97,107,132 Bendel, Karen 78,94,128 Bendel, Robert 27,53,98,99 Bennett, Colleen 78,94,124 Berkey, Carole 78,103,124 Berkey, John 52,103,120 Berkstresser, Gary 76,95,137 Bernabo, David 32,33,37,43,44,46,47, 99.101.106.116 Betke, Janet 21,91 Betton, Debra 64,94,95,120 Betton, Sherry 107,132 Betts, James 123 Betts, Joseph 116 Betts, Timothy 98,107,124 Biss, Belinda 121 Biss, Daniel 121 Biss, Stephen 124 Black, Deborah 94,109,121 Black, Diane 137 Black, Jennifer 78,107,128 Black, Karen 95,116 Blake, Katherine 12,40,81,84,95, 137 Blake, Rondal 6,119,168 Blankenbicker, Carrie 76,95,102, 121 Blankenbicker, Lisa 91,116 Bloom, Rita 4,72,81,95,137 Boring, Allen 33,38,76,99,106,116 Boring, Barbara 76,95,121 Boring, Brenda 123 Boring, Craig 127 Boring, Darlene 137 Boring, Douglas 107,132 Boring, Gary 33,34,76,77,106,137 Boring, Janet 95,116 Boring, Karla 61,128 Boring, Morris 104,138 Boring, Norman 138 Boring, Peggy 138 Boring, Ricky 99,121 Boring, Roger 78,98,124 Boring, Sherry 74,91,95,116 Boske, Elizabeth 11,40,46,76,89, 108.116 Boske, Joseph 98,124 Boske, Kerry 33,38,103,121,123 Botteicher, Gregory 98,124 Bowden, Esther 76,103,107,121 Bowden, Thomas 103,109,116 Bowers, Rebecca 71,81,138,141,168 Bracken, James 48,53,101,121 Bracken, Ken 5,13,32,33,71,77,79, 106,138,168 Bracken, Rhonda 68,75,82,103,128 Bratton, Janet 128 Brinker, Jeffrey 68,75,103,128 Brinker, Lisa 68,76,96,117 Browning, Laura 68,75,107,131,132 Browning, Robert 45,52,85,101,106, 119 Browning, Valerie 8,71,87,89,91,93, 108,138,152 Bryson, Thomas 24,43,48 Burke, Arlie 12,58,59,62,63,65,76, 77,80,88,95,110,138 Burkett, Connie 127 Burkett, Kimberly 128 Burkett, Priscilla 20 Burkett, Theresa 96,103,121 Busony, Curtis 53,106,117 Cafeteria Staff 29 Cairns, Todd 121 Caldwell, Beth 58,62,76,83,89,95, 102,110,117 Caldwell, Ronald 39,51,100,101, 128 Cameron, Eugene 28,104 Cameron, Ira 98,124 Cameron, Leslie 78,102,128 Cameron, Peggy 95,117 Campbell, Vickie 121 Cardarella, Joel 39,78,100,124 Cardarella, Kim 102,128 Carnahan, Milroy 18 Carney, Debra 41,76,121,123 Cams, Kathy 138 Catanese, John 99,117 Catanese, Michael 98,132 Catanese, Tracy 78,103,107,111 Catanese, Vincent 82,103,121 Cavallo, Richard 98,129 Cengia, Mark 99,103,117 Cheerleaders, varsity 40 Cheerleaders, JV 41 Cheerleaders, Jr. high 42 Chesla, Carla 42,68,75,103,129 Chesla, Janice 10,62,68,73,79,89, 91,95, 116,117 Chesla, Lisa 61,131 Chesla, Randy 117 Chess Club (jr. high) 103 Chess Club (sr. high) 103 Chisnell, Elnora 20,80,81 Chorus (jr. high) 78 Chorus (sr. high) 76 207 Chow, Cathy 86,87 Clark, Anna 124 Clark, Charles 134 Clark, Edward 117 Clark, Kim 124 Clark, Michelle 132 Clawson, Eileen 94,124 Clawson, Gladine 70,76,89,96,117 Clawson, Kirk 98,107,124 Clements, Alice 128,129 Cochran, Bruce 76,99,117 Colananni, John 39,100,124 Colson, Antoinette 107,121 Colson, Rosemarie 139,168 Colson, Sherry 78,107,132 Condron, Angela 132 Condron, Harry 93,109,139 Condron, Lisa 102,108,124 Connell, Joanne 78,129 Conrad, Mary 61,64,65,68,75,94, 124 Conrad, Ronald 13,33,34,106,111, 119,139 Conrad, Thomas 38,53,76,83,95, 106,117 Cooper, Sue 68,76,79,98,91,117 Cosner, Troy 98,107,132 Country Music Club 97 Coy, Gene 78,88,107,132 Craft, James 39,78,100,103,124 Craft, Patricia 42,78,97,102,124 Craig, Gregory 117 Craig, Robert 119 Cramer, Neal 125 Crawford, Charles 119 Crawford, James 121 Crawford, Mary 132 Crawford, Perry 129 Crawley, Markee 68,76,89,91,95, 117 Crooks, Patricia 78,132 Crusan, Angela 132 Crusan, Charles 6,33,97,101,106, 120,121 Crusan, Gregory 76,79,89,97,106,117 Crusan, Lawrence 132 Crusan, Michelle 94,102,109,120, 121,123 Crusan, Sandra 78,129 Crusan, Tamara 94,121 Crusan, Timothy 98,125 Csehoski, Brian 68,75,98,107,132 Csehoski, Douglas 68,75,103,107, 128,129 Csehoski, Kevin 38,57,68,76,106, 107.121 Csehoski, Valerie 10,16,72,81,88, 92,93,96,108,139,152 Cunningham, Gloria 60,76,102,107, 110.121 Cunningham, William 5,6,7,8,52, 76,77,79,80,83,85,89,92,95,106, 139 Custer, Barry 98,125 Custod ial Staff 29 Darby, James 33,38,53,106,116,117 Davis, Rick 117 Decker, Frank 117 Deemer, Allen 132 Deemer, Barbara 109,121 Deemer, Clinton 132 Deemer, Craig 33,38,45,101,121 Deemer, David 114,139 Deemer, Richard 123 Deemer, Sandra 95,119 Deemer, Wade 127 Dennison, Lynn 125 Dennison, Ronald 132 DeNorcy, David 99,139 DeNorcy, Douglas 98,125 Detwiler, Michael 11,129 Devlin, David 121 DeWitt, Stewart 129 Deyarmin, John 139 Deyarmin, William 117 Dillon, David 98,117 Dillon, Sharon 84,95,109,140 Dipofi, Richard 51,101,107,132 Dipofi, Toni 107,121 DiRinaldo, William 99,106,117 Dohoda, Patricia 61,68,75,129 Dohoda, Richard 39,50,88,90,100 101,125 Dohoda, Stanley 19,30,88,98 Dohoda, Terena 13,60,64,65,68,76, 82,88,94,107,120,121,123 Donahoe, Richard 121 Dunmire, Sherri 94,109,121 Durham, Justine 107,132 Durham, Tami 97,107,129 Eckenroad, Franklin 75,103,107, 132 Eighth grade 128-131 Ellsworth, Harold 132 Elkin, Maudelyn 107,117 Emert, Linda 119 Evans, Cathy 78,129 Evans, Cynthia 109,121,123 Ewt, Timothy 117 Faculty 17-30 FBLA 95 Ference, Kathy 76,89,95,103,117 Ferri, James 33,38,106,121 Ferris, Philip 68,75,98,107,125 FHA 94 Fletcher, Beth 75,132 Flickinger, Dorie 94,109,121 Flickinger, Glenn 51,101,132 Flickinger, Joseph 51,107,132 Flickinger, William 20 Foltz, Brian 103,107,129 Foltz, William 121 Football, Jr. high 39 Football, JV 38 Football, Varsity 32-37 Forensics Club 91 Foster, David 68,107,129 Foster, Janice 121 Foust, Anna (Hoel) 7,140 Foust, Nathan 98,132 Frampton, Sharon 95,117 Fratrich, Stephen 33,38,103,121 Freshmen 124-127 Fuller, Gary 53 Fuller, Glenn 39,51,100,101,129 Fuller, Kevin 6,53,76,95,106,117 Gable, Greg 43,44,47,76,77,80,81, 101.106.140 Gable, Todd 48,101,121 Galbraith, Daniel 51,82,131,132 Galbraith, David 33,38,48,49,85, 101,122 Galbraith, Edna Mae 78,125 Galbraith, Harold 13,32,76,77,79, 80.85.89.93.96.106.140 Galbraith, James 98,125 Galbraith, Kimberly 60,68,76,95,98, 120,122 Galbraith, Nancy 58,62,76,88,89,95, 108,110,117 Galbraith, Wendy 82,103,107,132 Gamble, Gail 6,58,68,76,89,116, 117 Gamble, Gina 26,61,68,69,75,82, 107,125 Gamble, Sharon 12,62,64,71,76,77, 84.95.140.168 Gamble, Vernon 52,68,103,122 Garaventa, Anthony 53,106,117 Gargon, Nicholas 98,125 Garland, Kelly 39,68,75,100,103, 129 Garland, Laura 129 Garland, Polly 68,75,94,125 Garland, Rick 99,125 Garland, Sandra 97,107,125 Garland, Teresa 78,125 Garland, Vicky 140 Gasdek, Walter 23,96 Gates, Lori 78,132 Geary, William 39,50,100,125 Gehlmann, Robert 39,51,98,101, 131.133 Gehlmann, Tammy 78,102,129 Gehring, Rodney 54,95,107,117 Gehring, Vicki 4,6,7,8,72,80,88,91, 92.93.108.109.140.168 Girls' Varsity Club 110 Glessner, Gregory 133 Glessner, Jennifer 16,40,89,95,140 Glessner, William 117 Glusko, Theodore 33,37,53,106,117 Glusko, Tracy 68,75,103,107,111, 131.133 Golf Team 52 Gordon, Ronald 53 Gorirossi, Eugene 26,68,99 Gorirossi, Joseph 4,68,69,76,77,79, 92.93.104.141.168 Gorirossi, Maria 68,75,82,107,133 Gorman, Matthew 13,32,38,54,113, 141 Gorman, Ronald 52,53,54,96,106, 117 Graham, Robert 68,75,98,125 Graham, Susan 68,69,81,95,111,141 Graver, William 75,98,133 Gregory, Agatha 41,62,76,94,107,122 208 Gregory, Bryan 5,12,43,44,46,47,52, 76,77,87,89,101,106, 111, 141,168 Gregory, Donald 50,78,101,107,125 Grenke, Cathy 68,75,107,131,133 Grenke, Richard 48,52,101,122 Gunter, Bryan 127 Gyukery, Marianne 73,82,89,95,141 Hall, Duane 26,76,103 Hall, George 51,101,133 Hall, James 98,125 Hall, Jozy 94,109,122 Hall, Kim 141 Hall of Fame 4,5 Hall, Paul 51,100,101,129 Hall, Valarie 81,84,94,95,142 Hamill, Alan 129 Ham ill, Mary Ann 78,107,133 Hanlin, Linda 107,142,168 Harbison, Lorraine 61,78,107,125 Harbison, Wayne 101,106,117 Harford, David 33,38,101,119,122, 123 Harford, Valerie 5,10,71,76,77,85, 86.87.89.91.92.93.108.111.142 Harnish, Don 4,8,11,13,32,36,43,44, 45.46.47.53.55.141.142.168 Harr, Jeffrey 33,38,106,118 Headrick, Richard 24,30,99 Helsel, Tammy 78,102,111,129 Helzel, Barbara 94,96,122 Helzel, Bruce 98,107,129 Heming, Carol 41,82,85,98,120,122 Heming, Donald 33,38,43,48,49,101, 106,122 Heming, Harold 98,125 Heming, Randy 98,129 Heming, Shaun 125 Heming, Teresa 133 Henderson, Christina 4,11,58,74,89, 92.93.95.110.142.168 Henderson, Cindy 58,81,89,95,108, 110.142 Henderson, Dennis 39,51,98,100, 101,129 Henderson, Hank 114,142 Henderson, Larry 39,85,100,103, 129 Henderson, Mary 125 Henderson, Nadine 42,88,96,107,125 Henderson, Pamela 129 Henderson, Paul 129 Henderson, Randy 38,88,106,122 Henderson, Renee 41,76,88,98,107, 122 Henderson, Sandra 78,107,133 Henderson, Samuel 133 Henderson, Scott 33,38,43,88,101, 106,122 Henderson, Terri 76,94,95,120,122, 123 Henderson, Tracy 70,95,122 Henderson, Victoria 11,74,95,142 Hepner, Paula 68,75,78,107,129 Hill, David 92,93,106,143 Hiner, Richard 24,38,106 Hoel, Holly 70,102,118 Hollen, Edi 94,109,122 Hollman, Cynthia 133 Homecoming 12 Honor Guard 70 Horrell, Betty 19 Horrell, Diane 73,89,91,95,107,108, 118 Howard, Deborah 58,59,62,63,65, 81,84,95,110,143, Howard, Michael 53 Howard, Sally 125 Howard, Sammy 114,119 Howard, Wayne 27 Howe, Michael 9,13,33,37,85,86,87, 88,106,143 Howe, Tracy 32,33,35,37,106,120, 122,123 Hughes, Gregory 43,48,49,76,89,101, 105,118 Hughes, Lydia 80,83,86,87,89,143 Hughes, Lynne 72,73,76,89,91,95, 118 Hull, Dean 45,54,101,106,118 Hunt, Darryl 133 Hunt, Eric 129 Hunt, John 33,35,112,143 Huston, Pamela 68,69,90,109,143 Huston, Robert 38,122 Intramurals 98 Index 207 Irwin, Chari a 12,40,58,62,63,65,84, 89,90,95,103,110,143,168 Jacobs, Jonathon 78,85,91,125 James, Debbie 95,122 James, Karen 125 James, Robert 104,143 James, Ronald 144 James, Tammy 133 James, Vicky 133 Jarvis, Stephen 144 Johnson, Marie 19 Jones, Karen 118 Jones, Marcia 78,107,133 Jones, Martha 78,129 Junior Class 116-119 Junior Play 92 Karageanes, Kathy 68,75,133 Kaufman, Donald 122 Kaufman, Larry 78,98,125 Kay, Susan 88,133 Keck, Lisa 68,76,94,95,122 Keiper, Deborah 58,70,76,88,91, 118 Keller, Marvin 25 Kerr, Lee 22 Killen, Wade 5,68,69,89,92,99,103, 144 King, Carol 61,78,88,129 King, Curtis 23,30,39,100 King, Margaret 23,87,96 King, Peggy Sue 61,64,78,88,90,96, 107.111.125 Kisamore, Darla 78,125 Klavuhn, Karen 61,64,78,96,107, 111.124.125 Klavuhn, Kristina 64,65,76,96,122, 123 Klavuhn, Kurt 51,101,128,129 Kline, Beverly 144 Kline, Brenda 107,122 Knupp, Jeffrey 33,34,76,77,97,111, 144,168 Krause, Craig 50,78,101,107,125 Krise, Lydia 86,87,144 Krisko, Karen 94,109,120,122 LaFrankie, LuAnn 28,84,95,110 LaMantia, Timothy 33,106,118 LaRosse, Donald 11,33,34,106,119, 144 Laughner, James 54,68,76,95,96, 106,118 Laurel Leaf Staff 84 Laurel Staff 80,81 Lavely, David 51,101,129 Lavely, Debra 144 Lavely, Sheri 122 Layton, Brent 125 Leaders' Club 102 Lear, Colleen 57,80,83,89,91,93, 95.108.145.152 Lear, Karen 81,95,145 Lear, Michael 103,107,129 Lear, Russell 68,75,103,107,125 Leitch, James 32 Lenhart, Chris 39,100,129 Lenhart, Lisa 95,118 Lentz, Brenda 102,118 Lentz, Darla 75,82,107,133 Lentz, Timothy 98,125 Library Club 105 Librarians 111 Lichtenfels, Bridget 128,130 Lichtenfels, Dianna 40,46,47,76, 89,91,95,108,118 Lichtenfels, James 122 Lichtenfels, Linda 70,89,107,108, 145, Ludwig, Morris 98,133 Ludwig, Robert 51,133 Lupacchini, Joel 78,98,107,126 Luther, Curtis 39,51,88,100,101, 130 Luther, Daniel 122 Luther, Kelly 41,62,64,76,82,98, 107,122 Lych, Michael 39,51,100,101,130 Lynch, Donna 76,94,107,122 Lynch, Kimberly 10,11,40,46,62, 63,65,76,77,83,89,90,93,95,145, 168 Lynch, Patrick 83,122 Lynn, David 39.78,100,101,130 Lynn, Wendy 78,97,124,126 Mabon, Lois 72,76,89,95,103,118 Mabon, Robert 98,107,126 Machak, Barbara 4,58,59,62,63,70, 88.89.103.110.145.152 Machak, Belinda 60,73,122 Machak, Daniel 78,101,130 Mack, Donna 130 209 Mack, Jeffrey 33,36,104,106,111, 141,145 Mack, Linda 78,133 Mack, Pat 39,130 Mack, Rodney 114,118 MacKenzie, Brian 118 Madeley, David 98,126 Madeley, James 133 Madeley, John 76,103,106,118 Madeley, Mark 130 Madeley, Robert 7,8,103,104,145, 168 Magazine Campaign 82 Magnani, Linda 19 Majorettes 73 Marino, Scott 133 Marino, Susan 78,102,126 Marino, Todd 43,47,48,49,76,101, 119,168 Marsh, Carl 111,126 Marsh, Mark 78,107,133 Martin, Linda 42,68,75,107,126 Martinak, Christopher 51,101,133 Martinak, Deborah 118 Mather, Jane 27,102 Mayer, Claudia 108,118 McAdams, Lori 95,102,133 McAdams, Robin 102,118 McAtee, Evelyn 113,145 McCauley, Edward 146 McChesney, Bruce 9 McChesney, Gregg 126 McChesney, Shirley 19 McClure, Lisa 6,8,58,62,72,76,89, 107,108,110,116,118 McClure, Thomas 39,51,78,100, 101,130 McClure, Wendy 61,64,82,96,107, 126 McCreery, James 68,75,126 McCullough, Karen 113,146 McCullough, Paula 61,68,75,88, 130 McCullough, Sharlene 146 McCullough, Taryn 5,68,69,76,77, 80,89,146 McDermott, Christopher 122 McDermott, Frances 118 McDermott, Kevin 96,118 McDonald, Amy 78,107,133 McDowell, Jean 78,94,130 McElwee, Cindy 126 McGarvey, Luann 130 Me Geary, Michael 45,98,130 McGinnis, Carol 108,122 McGinnis, Joy 122 McGinnis, Mary 72,76,96,122 McGinnis, Tamela 133 McKinney, Rebecca 19 McKowan, Sharon 97,133 Merritt, Paula 68,75,82,94,130 Miller, Brenda 78,94,102,107,126 Miller, Daniel 51,78,103,130 Miller, Donald 118 Miller, Donna 68,75,102,111,130 Miller, Karen 130 Miller, Norman 133 Miller, Rebecca 42.78,96,126 Miller, Steven 76,83,89,96,97,118, Miller, Terri 133 Moomau, Elizabeth 97,107,133 Moon, Duane 33,38,99,106,118 Moore, Cindy 68,75,103,107,111, 126 Moore, Erin 9 Moore, John 22,30,51 Moore, Kevin 33,38,53,76,77,82, 83.97.106.118 Moore, Sheri 68,75,82,107 Morrow, Homer 146 Morrow, Lynn 127 Morrow, Van 101,107,133 Muir, Dana 96,107,126 Muir, Nancy 76,89,95,118 Muir, Robert 43,118 Mulligan, Douglas 53 Mundorf, Cindy 62,63,65,84,94,95, 96.110.146 Mundorf, Gary 118 Mundorf, James 130 Mundorf, John 33,38,106,118 Mundorff, Helen 40,47,76,77,81, 82,95,146,168 Mundorff, Randy 107,134 Murphy, Lisa 78,94,126 Murphy, Sue 71,76,88,89,91,95,118 National Honor Society 86,87 Neff, Pat 21,92,93,108 Nelson, Kimberly 78,82,94,102,126 Neuner, Robert 78,98,127 Newman, John 134 Norgate, Caroline 78,107,134 Norgate, Christine 107,134 Norris, Apryl 64,72,94,109,123 Norris, Kenneth 68,96,123 Novak, Brian 39,51,100,101,130 Nuneviller, Sherryl 68,76,91,109, 123 Occupational Education 114 Oleynik, John 61 Organizations 67 O'Shell, Connie 64,72,90,95,103, 118 O'Shell, Patricia 5,89,91,92,93,95, 108.109.146 Oswalt, Katherine 107,147 Oswalt, Sharon 97,107,126 Page, Gerald 22,30,32,33,53 Page, Jeffrey 51,101,107,131,134 Page, Scott 39,100,126 Pahach, Andrew 25,43,101 Pahach, Brent 39,78,100,126 Palko, Kathryn 19 Pal ko, Mark 76,95,118 Palmer, Janet 78,94,126 Palmer, Walter 147 Pardee, Douglas 30,33,89,106,147 Pardee, Michael 33,38,43,47,48,49, 88.101.106.118 Pardee, Robert 33,38,43,101,106, 119,120,123 Parks, Francis 27 Patterson, David 78,130 Payne, Charles 95,104,147 Pecora, Anthony 53,76,103,107,123 Pelfrey, Kathy 27 Penner, Louis 78,100,101,126 Penner, Ronald 33,38,53,76,97,103, 111,123 Penrose, Ricky 114,117 Penrose, Tracy 45,101,111,123 Perian, Carl 15,18 Perry, Denny 98,134 Peters, Chris 78,99,126 Peters, Gina 107,134 Peters, Lila 20,21,80,81,83 Pickup, Fred 18,90 Pickup, Jacquelyn 11,12,40,46,58, 62,76,77,82,88,89,95,109,110,119, 147 Pickup, Thomas 39,50,100,101,126 Plummer, Bruce 99,123 Pom ettes 74 Potts, James 98,123 Potts, Michael 98,107,134 Priest, Leta Gail 78,107,134 Prom 7,8,9 Pud liner, Ernest 24,85 Rager, Earl 119 Rager, Martin 98,127 Ram Page Staff 83 Raneri, Anthony 134 Raspotnik, Terri 74,76,94,107,123 Ray, Rebecca 89,91,95,108,109, 119 Ray, Russell 103,130 Rector, Rita 78,97,134 Rensko, Richard 119 Ressler, Eddie 98,126 Ressler, William 112,147 Reven, Gary 45,103,111,147 Rhoades, Donna 71,81,84,95,148 Rhoades, Keith 68,75,98,126 Ribblet, Linda 134 Riddell, Kimberly 96, 102,126 Rifle Team 72 Ritenour, Cindy 12 Ritenour, Dorothy 74,95,98,123 Ritenour, Ernest 134 Ritenour, Gary 5,7,33,36,76,77,103, 104,111,148 Ritenour, Joel 33,38,106,123 Ritenour, Karol 107,134 Ritenour, Linda 12,72,148 Ritenour, Patricia 89,95,108,109, 119 Ritenour, Ray 33,38,119 Ritenour, Richard 123 Ritenour, Suzanne 5,12,72,148 Ritenour, Wilbert 148 Ritenour, William 39,51,78,100, 103,112,130 Riva, Mauro 89,93,108,148 Robertson, Susan 61,78,82,126 Robinson, James 112,148 Robinson, Ronald 112,148 Roby, Cynthia 68,69,79,84,95,111, 149 Roby, Thomas 68,126 Roddy, Andrea 105,130 Roddy, Philip 78,126 Rosensteel, David 101,107,134 Rudnik, Michael 98,126 Rudnik, Robert 98,126 210 Rummel, Danny 11,149 Rummell, Karen 78,94,97,130 Rura, Joseph 22 Rusin, Joel 123 St. Clair, Marcia 73,76,89,95,103, 110.149 St. Clair, Sheila 61,64,65,68,75, 127 Sapalio, Jeanne 71,141,149,168 Sapp, Dolly 97,126 Sarver, Ronald 39,100,101,130 Sarver, Valerie 94,96,126 Saxton, Robert 4,7,43,45,90,92,101, 106.111.141.149 Saxton, Susan 130 Scaife, Kenneth 126 Schaller, Jane 71,76,89,95,119 Schaller, Nancy 26,30,89,105 Schober, Veronica 81,89,95,149 Scholastic Quiz Team 85 School Board 18 Science Club 96 Scott, Gregory 68,69,89,92,96,103, 108,149,168 Scott, Jeffrey 51,68,75,101,107, 130 Searchfield, Wanda 83 Sekela, John 11,23,30,39,100 Sembiante, Angelo 27,61,107 Senior Day 13 Senior Index 153-157 Senior Play 93 Seniors 135-152 Sepesy, Lynne 25,30,60,65,94 Seventh Grade 131-134 Shank, William 98,99,149 Shanner, Janice 152 Shanner, Jerry 130 Shanner, Joe 114,152 Shannon, Karen 61,134 Shearer, Carol 68,75,89,94,97,102, 127 Shetler, Brenda 74,89,95,104,108, 110,119 Shetler, Debbie 94,111,127 Shetler, Gary 107,134 Shingler, William 51,101,130 Shirey, Alan 4,33,34,76,77,85,89, 92.93.106.150 Shirey, Dorothy 98,123 Shomo, Eileen 130 Shomo, Joe 114,152 Shomo, Richard 78,98,130 Shomo, Steve 98 Shomo, Timothy 98,127 Short, Bryan 150 Short, Carrie 95,119 Short, Eddie 98,130 Short, Randy 4,11,16,32,33,36,43, 44.46.47.53.55.89.101.106.150 Short, Robert 98,134 Shotgunners Club 99 Silk, Rayla 123 Silk, Sandra 134 Silk, Thomas 123 Silks 71 Simpson, Cheryl 78,130 Simpson, David 39,51,101,107,134 Sisitki, Arthur 104,150 Sisitki, Bradley 123 Sisitki, Craig 130 Sisitki, Sandra 119 Skiles, Kenneth 52,53,54,55,76,77, 79,93,106,150 Slick, Steven 98,130 Smith, Margaret 78,127 Smith, Nadene 131 Smith, Robert 52,76,77,95,106,150 Smith, Robin 33,38,119 Smith, Rodney 98,119 Smith, Thomas 53 Smithley, Cathy 78,94,111,124,127 Snyder, Eric 127 Snyder, Joseph 98,134 Snyder, Kevin 101,134 Snyder, Stephanie 78,107,127 Solich, Allen 52,123 Solich, Pat 39,100,131 Solich, Susan 107,134 Solich, Thomas 33,38,98,123 Sophomore Class 120-123 Sowers, Patricia 76,77,80,89,92,95, 150 Sowers, Randy 68,75,98,127 Spangler, Cindy 61,68,75,102,131 Spangler, Valarie 119 Spengler, Patti 123 Spory, Mol lie 25,94 Stanislaw, Roger 127 Steimer, Orvis 19 Stercho, Stacie 41,82,123 Stewart, Ellen 40,46,47,89,95,104, 108,110,119 Stewart, James 33,38,106,119 Stewart, John 39,100,127 Stickle, Pamela 28,30,95 Stiffey, Kimberly 78,134 Stiles, Cathy 131 Stiles, Gary 98,127 Stiles, Tammy 111,134 Student Council 88 Stutzman, Brian 51,68,75,101,134 Suschak, Pat 33,53,95,96,106,119 Suschak, Paul 68,75,111,131 Sutter, Beth 70,82,89,91,95,119 Sutter, Edward 68,75,127 Table of Contents 3 Taggart, Tammy 76,89,95,119 Taggart, Troy 98,127 Tantlinger, Frank 38,106,150 Tantlinger, Peggy 78,97,131 Tantlinger, Vaughn 134 Tantlinger, William 134 Tarter, John 80,83,151 Tennis Club (jr. high) 107 Tennis Club (sr. high) 107 Thompson, Heidi 97,107,131 Thompson, Jeffrey 107,127 Thompson, Patricia 107,134 Titmus, Douglas 113,119 Toman, Lisa 74,94,95,123 Toy, Berton 21,30,32,33 Treasure, Hayes 24,40,52 Treasure, Peggy 9 Trimble, Kirk 127 Troyan, Patricia 4,74,89,95,151 Troyan, Richard 39,78,100,101,127 Tutokey, Brian 123 Underclassmen 115 Varsity Club 106 Ventry, Joseph 98,134 Ventry, Mabel 74,95,104,119 Vocational Technical Students 112, 113 Volleyball, JV 64,65 Volleyball, Varsity 62,63 Voyten, Francis 18 Wadsworth, Bill 39,100,103,131 Wadsworth, Mary Jo 74,94,95,123 Wagner, Carol 62,70,107,108,119 Wahl, Dale 28,58,64,65,81,84 Wakefield, Ileene 42,68,75,94,103, 127 Wakefield, Janet 68,75,82,134 Wakefield, Tammy 60,68,76,91,95, 120,123 Walker, Renee 27 Waters, Daniel 39,75,99,100,127 Watkins, Lisa 64,83,102,111,119 Watson, James 131 Wedge, Doreen 42,78,94,127 West, Clyde 151 West, Dean 39,78,103,107,131 West, Diane 5,68,69,89,151 Wherry, Billy Jo 151 Wingard, Lynn 61,78,103,107,127 Wingard, Michael 89,92,96,103,108, 151 Wingard, Scott 76,78,96,103,106, 119 Wisner, Sheila 131 Wolf, Julie 111,134 Wolf, Robin 119 Woodring, Kelly 68,75,102.111,127 Wootton, Enoch 18 Wyman, Patrick 103,107,111,123 Wyman, Scott 78,97,131 Wynn, Donald 98,131 Wynn, Donna 68,75,102,107,127 Wynn, Glen 68,103,123 Wynn, Karen 68,95,119 Yaconi, Sharon 62,102,111,112 Yeager, Cindy 123 Yeager, Heidi 9,76,77,79,81,84,95, 151 Yeager, Jamie 123 Yeager, Louann 119 Yeager, Patricia 97,127 Yeager, Sandra 97,134 Yeager, Thomas 134 Yonker, Diana 78,96,102,107,127 Zagielski, Mark 104,151 Zaragoza, Michael 53,119 Zarket, Frank 53 Zimmerman, Marie 96,103,152 Zimmerman, William 123 Zufall, John 123 Zufall, Ronald 152 211 The Laurel staff would like to thank the following people: Our literary advisors Mrs. Chisnell and Mrs. Peters for their advice and patience. A special thanks to Mrs. Peters for her hard work during our unexpected vacation to see that deadlines were met and for typing copy at home. Mrs. Bauman for carving the log for our cover design. Mr. King for bringing in the log. Literary staff for their many long hours of hard work. Mr. Wahl and the business staff for their work on the ads. Mr. Pinto for his help with our color section. Gradler Studios for their creative photography. The journalism class for their help in identifying and indexing pictures. The students who helped to identify pictures. Greg Gable for his title page photograph.