Sharon High School - Mirror Yearbook (Sharon, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1972 volume:

TABLE OF CONTENTS Student Life 16 Curriculum 26 Organizations 66 Sports 110 Classes 144 SHARON HIGH SCHOOL As a magnet it draws us. People from so many places we come uncertain. We jo in and for a part of each day this school is our life. Growing Expanding We see and know ourselves in the mirror which is school. And so we grow into what we must become. Some of us with confidence in the way things are, will go into business, will go into war. Others of us still search for life's secrets . . . Still search for happiness, respect, identity. NEW CASTLE H 7 9 STUDENT LIFE Activities. Us slowly changing, Revolving. Self-distractions Mold Envelop. Self-abstractions Divert. Magic changes. The annual Hi-Y homecoming dance, held on a clear Saturday night in October, celebrated the joyous football victory the night before A large, smiling pumpkin welcomed the couples at the door of the school, as inside. Menagerie provided the entertainment for the evening Such novelties as a giant spider's web and an eerie bat cave beguiled those attending The excellent punch and cookies contributed to making the dance one to remember Left Patty Wareham and Dave Brubach help themselves to appetizing refreshments. Below Rose Ann Phillips and Chris Koss take a break from homecoming festivities Opposite Page. Left Ann Jazwmski and Kip Sizer enjoy the soft music Upper Right Jack Bamck gazes romantically at Peggy King by the light of the bat cave Lower Right Shelly Dorus and Jeff Sewall groove to the vibes of Menagerie MOMECOMNv 1$ Blazing Bonfire Heightens Spirit of Tiger Season When the time comes in every football season that Sharon meets its rival. Farrell, a bonfire is prepared to stir up spirit The bonfire committee planned to make this year's rally the biggest and best With a lot of cooperation they succeeded in building a mammoth woodpile, but it was destroyed before the rally had begun Faithful and determined, the committee erected another woodpile which served the purpose With the fire glowing, the football players, cheerleaders, admini stration. coaches, and student body roused every bit of school spirit from within themselves Together they vowed to Walk all over Farrell Top Lett Dave Mackm gases up the bonfire as excited students look on Top Right A romantic moment Right Bonfire Committee hopes to revive team spirit and hang Farrell at bonfire 20 BONFIRE Annual Farrell Rally Inspires Players To Victory TOUCH TICERF GDINfr The Farrell Rally set the stage for Shar on's biggest victory of the season Announcing the game” was senior Nick Fabish. who also interviewed Coaches McCluskey and Chrobak In the first half the Farrell Steelers gained the lead, due to the bribing of the officials by the Mafia However, the Tigers rallied in the second half The Red Baron entered, greased the players, and saved the game The highlight of the rally was the appearance of the Farrell High Cheerleaders dancing to the tune of Sweet Georgia Brown Left Furl Cheerleaders. Ed MacElroy. Jim Willson. Vic Heutsche. and Rick Fleischer, exhibit nice legs and fine style Lower Rtght Farrell Rally Committee relax after encouraging team and fans m fun-filled performance Lower Left Jack Bamck. portraying the Red Baron, saves the day at the Farrell Rally FARREU RALLY 21 Traditional Christmas Dance Revived Student request prompted Student Council and Key Club to revive an almost forgotten Sharon Tradition—the Christmas Dance The affair was held at the Shenango Inn on the evening of December 22 and due to great interest, the 100 couples attending made the dance a sellout Music for the occasion was provided by the popular Brainchild', who played everything from rock to boogie and even an old-fashioned hoe-down square dance tune The highlight of the evening was a visit by Santa Claus Forsythe who handed out candy canes to all the good little boys and girls. The good time had by all. it seems that this dance has renewed an old tradition Right Christmas couples en|oy themselves Below Santa Claus distributes candy canes during the latter part of the dance Opposite Page. Upper Left Nancy Anderson and Tom Sheehan sample the cookies and punch Upper Right Bob Vitello sweeps Patti Callahan off her feet Bottom Teachers as well as students enioy the music 22 CHRISTMAS DANCE The Land Of Oz Scene Of 1971 Prom Prom 71 was set in the dazzling emerald city of Oz Senior class president Peter Acker and his date. Sandi Colt, initiated the festivities by leading prom couples down the yellow brick road A reahsitc aerial balloon, the witch's castle, and a multicolored rainbow adorned the gym and lent an aura of enchantment The Dave Killa Orchestra provided the music for the early evening The after prom began traditionally with the removal of garters, shoes, suspenders and suitcoats The fabulous Haydns performed for the remainder of the evening 24 PROM Lett Linda McCombs and Loo Vellente unwind at the after prom party Lower Left: Janice Hillman and Jim Willson are caught toasting the Great Oz Below Mike Frarvek serenades Shauna Lucas while Maria Oieskey and Don Madura look on Opposite Page. Lett Nick Gligor and his date. Carol Drolsbaugh. share a quiet moment be fore prom Lower Left The Grand March introduces Prom festivities Lower Bight: Joyce Devlin and Cow Jubilerer make an interesting picture in their colonial dress PROM 25 CURRICULUM Mind expansions, Discovering lost shores Opinions changed. In light of new knowledge The melange of facts Suddenly become real. Involved Always. 28 SCHOOL BOARD School Board Unified In Molding School Policies The Sharon School Board, along with superintendent. Dr Eugene Artac. selflessly devote their time to new aspects of high school education Led by Mr Irvin Varraux. the board realistically views the future for Sharon High School students They make endless policy decisions that affect the whole community United, the board efficiently keeps the wheels of education moving smoothly and steadily Front Row Mr David Wmland. Mr George Myers. Mr Andrew Regule. Mr Irvin Varraux. Mr Robert Pintar. Mr Allen Shaver Mr James Bailey Back Row Mr Thomas Burns. Mr Dominic Nigro. Mr James Brennen Dr Eugene Artac Administration Father To School Functions Mr William Crowell The Sharon High School Administration, composed of Principal William E Crowell and Assistant Principals Robert K Paxton and Donald A Bennett work conscientiously for both students and teachers in all phases of school life Each administrator performs a different, yet equally important, task Their motive is to provide students with the proper atmosphere for the finest education possible Mr Donnald Bennett Mr Robert Paxton ADMINISTRATION 29 Guidance Department Expands, Includes Vocational Counselor The Guidance Department, under the direction of Mr Forrest Eakin. has added two new counselors to the staff The first. Mrs. Dolores McCrumb. advises girls in grades 9 through 11 Mr Ralph Packard is the depart ment's first vocational counselor He deals with those students planning on pursuing a trade upon graduation or perhaps attending a technical school The secretaries have also had an addition to their staff Mrs Mary Hodge now assists Mrs King and Mrs Toskin in typing, preparing college transcripts, and answering phones Mrs Mary Hodge 30 SECRETARIES Mr James Bailey Mrs Dolores McCrumb Students Show Intense Interest In Choosing Courses The new English program after its first year has been judged highly successful The change away from the traditional high school English curriculum enables juniors and seniors to choose a different course offering each six weeks The courses in this year's program range from Chaucer to American Drama to Semantics and includes offerings in almost every subject imaginable However, each stu dent must meet certain basic requirements These include two writings, one Shakespeare, one World, two British and two American courses Miss Leah Edell Mr Oavid Cornell Miss Dorathymane Donlm 32 ENGLISH Mf William Thompson ENGUSH 33 English Curriculum Expands And Improves In Its Second Year Mrs Betty Yohman 34 ENGLISH Freshmen and sophomores follow their own English program Although they don't choose a different course each six weeks, some changes have been instituted which make a more inter estmg program possible for the students Since the freshman year is the transitional period from grammar to literature, the purpose of the program is to introduce the student to literature in all its forms and teach the student to interpret basic themes To fulfill this pur pose, it is necessary that a freshman apply his formerly acquired skills In accord with this idea, freshmen teachers utilize Great Expecta tions. The Odyssey. Romeo and Juliet, and a series of sea stories The sophomore English program continues to build a student's skills This program, too. has changed with the addition of new features including poetry, modern novels, and some in dependent study The basic idea behind sopho more English is to build a solid background but at the same time develop better communication accented with a touch of enjoyment A Tale Of Two Cities is utilized by sophomore teachers for this purpose Mr Robert Rosati Mrs Lois Sirock Mr William Facko Mrs Mary Ellen Meier I ENGLISH Modern Equipment Improves Utility Of Instructional Materials The Instructional Materials Department, directed this year by Mr Larry Kukura. has expanded considerably during the past two years It provides almost unlimited equipment, sup plies, and service to the faculty and students interested in enriching their classroom expert ence Membership in the Midwestern Area Intermediate Unit IV makes available over 3000 free films in all subject areas, audio tape and cassette materials, and a general repair ser vice Many teachers avail themselves of these services Below Anna Campagna threads the projector in the visual aids room Right Jeff Gross carefully examines a film strip in visual aids Library Facilities Assist Students In Academic Pursuits The library has added a new librarian. Mr James Squatnto. to its staff He is well-qualified for the post, having received a Bachelor of Science degree in Education, with a major in Library Science, from Edmboro State College He and Mrs Sarver competently undertake the sundry duties library work demands This year the library contains approximately 12.000 volumes. 105 periodicals with a five year backlog, and a seating capacity of 130 In addition to the listening room and the faculty library, an added feature is the library science classroom It provides a convenient place for teaching library science skills Below Dale Lafferty relaxes while reading in the library Mr James Squatnto AUDIOVISUAL 37 Mr William Ciccone Mr Nicholas Marneion Mr Alex Chrotoak 38 HISTORY Social Studies Involves Students In Historical Pursuits The social studies department attempts to help students revive the past and better under stand the workings of our government Through such courses as Civics. American History. World Cultures and Economics, students become acquainted with the various aspects of the social sciences Plans are being made to revamp the 1972-1973 program for the following school year This change will offer students a greater selection in the studies they would like to pursue Mr Robert Canter Mr Clifford Smith Mr Herbert Speigelmyer HISTORY 39 Mr James Wildman Mr Robert Steiner 40 HISTORY Mrs Elnora Provance Mr Clyde Moffett Mrs Barbara Stewart Diverse Activities Serve To Interest Social Studies Students The various departments in the Social Studies program are designed to enable students to participate to a greater extent in class Students of Economics learn to speculate in the stock market while Civics students are engaged in activities related to current elections and occupations. World Cultures classes research various customs and traditions of other countries In American History, various projects are initiated during the year to intensify interest in the subject. Other elective subjects such as Law and Sociology provide additional opportunities for students to continue their studies NfSTl Sundry Outlets For Self-Expression In Music Department The student who desires to express his soul and mind through music can participate in any of the three programs offered by the Music Department—Band. Choir and Orchestra Each organization is designed to acquaint the interested student with theory, music literature and composition By presenting concerts, recitals and half-time shows throughout the year, the Music Department regularly reveals its dedication and finesse Below Fluttering flutes and crystal clear clarinets add fullness to the marching band Opposite Page. Lower Right Rejections of orchestra music dazzle its listeners Mr William Blough. Director of Music 42 MUSIC Art Department Cultivates Creativity In Its Students To discover and develop hidden talents, to improve artistic skills, to produce outstanding artists these are the goals of the Art Depart ment Mrs Mangus and Mr Marks teach the student the fundamentals of drawing, design and painting The student then applies these prin ciples to create interesting and unique works of art An unusual project of the Art IV students this year was cleaning out and carving pumpkins for Halloween Lower Right Brenna Cornwell president of Art Club, presides at an after school meeting Mrs Nizza Mangus 44 ART Business Education Trains Students Well For Business Fields The business department strives to develop the skills of students who are preparing to enter the fields of business The curriculum is broad, the courses are many, the teachers are versatile in the field Unlimited opportunities are provided for the student to meet the challenge of any business vocation Below Sally Bondarenko and Judy Gadola practice skills in typing class Mrs Mane Murrell Business 45 Extensive Courses, Modern Equipment Benefit Bus. Students To best train its students for the commercial world, the Business Department offers instructional courses supplemented with up-to-date office machinery and equipment. It teaches the skills of typing, shorthand and bookkeeping, along with courses in stenoscript. data processing and office and clerical practice The Business Department does an excellent job in preparing the student who plans to enter business or industry upon graduation, as well as providing profitable skills for the college-bound student Lower Right Manlynn Withersty improves her business skills on the IBM Keypunch Lower Left Peggy Wells applies her knowledge of business techniques in daily classwork Opposite Page. Right Melinda Shayuth dem onstrates her proficiency at the adding machine Mrs Martha Johnson 46 BUSINESS Languages Broaden Understanding Of Foreign Cultures In the language department, students learn to communicate with each other in languages including Latin. French. Spanish, and German Students are given an opportunity to increase their skills through new equipment such as the language lab and various listening rooms in the library Mrs Eunice Thomas Miss Henrietta Snyder 48 LANGUAGES Mrs Dorothy Lewis Mr Richard Winslow Mr Donald Saxe 50 SCIENCE Mr Raymond Mudrak Domain Of Science Extends To Edge Of Earth And Beyond The task of the Science Department is to familiarize each person with the world around him The laboratory sciences Physics. Chemistry Biology. Earth Space Science—provide those interested in them fascinating new modes of perceiving life With their emphasis on laboratory work, the sciences acquaint students with the ways to observe, deduct and reason logically This year Mr Julius Demi was added to the staff, replacing for one year Mr Larry Kukura. who is working in the Audio-Visual Department Mr Michael Smith Mr John Hull SCIENCE 51 52 SCIENCE Science Presents Man With Clearer Picture Of His Environment The Science Department, with the assistance of modern technical equipment, provides an adequate background for all students interested m this area It affords a better picture of man's environment and the problems he inherits For the science major, it offers all the courses necessary to meet college requirements The department aids all students in better understanding the world in which they live Below Novice archeologist Tom Robich skillfully ex amines a rock speciman Opposite Page. Lower Right Dave Peretic cautiously mixes chemicals during a chemistry lab Mr Joe Bower SCIENCE S3 Occupational Education Prepares Students For Gratifying Life Mathematics Challenges Abilities Of Students With the expansion of computer sciences and industrial vocations, the Mathematics De partment is becoming more flexible With courses such as General Math. Algebra I. Business Math and Geometry, there is an ex tensive choice of study for every type of student Yet another concentration has been added to the department Math Seminar now rounds out and complements the remaining areas of Algebra II. Trigonometry-Algebra, and Calculus Mr Richard Fischer Mr Harold Hogue MATH 55 Math Seminar Provides Alternative Course Of Study Math Seminar, a new course offered this year, is designed to provide additional study beyond the basic mathematical courses offered Its prerequisites are Algebra I. Algebra II. and Geometry Although it is limited to pre-Calculus work, it offers experience in a variety of areas such as polar graphing, permu tations and combinations, probability, and an introduction to statistics This course is de signed for those interested in numbers, or simply for those needing a required Math course for college Mr Jack Hudson Mr Arthur Houck Serviceable Skills Acquired In Practical Arts Department One of the courses that enable an individual to cope with problems encountered daily is Driver Education The purpose of this course is to promote safe and flowing traffic conditions It also prepares a student for his driving test at Mercer Driver Education teaches students to become competent in their handling of a motor vehicle This course is worthwhile and every student completing successfully will aid in making highways safer Below Three hungry girls--Judy Volansky. Sandi Me Donald and Carol Wisnowski--can't wait to eat their muf fins Mr Albert Locmkar 58 PRACTICAL ARTS Mrs Ann Mallorie Practical Arts Acquaints Interested Students With Homemaking Skills Home Economics furthers student's awareness of various living styles It teaches both boys and girls, sundry culinary skills. They receive a solid background in the uses of various utensils in the future Students acquire experience in tailoring and sewing They learn how to read and follow patterns, and use the sewing machine Home Economics introduces child care—handling children and keeping them happy The entire department is devoted to the development of the whole person Miss Frances Duntsa PRACTICAL ARTS 59 Miss Beverly Kloss Application Of Knowledge Necessary In Practical Arts Originality which may otherwise be over looked is being fostered in the Practical Arts program Students are able to acquire, through study and constant practice, valuable skills in Metal Shop. Electronics. Power Mechanics, and Mechanical Drawing Through these various subjects, students develop insight for work in construction, industry, and forms of technology The many versatile instructors in Practical Arts stress their mam concern with the ap plication of knowledge Mr Robert Stahl PRACTICAL ARTS 61 ©0 OCCf OCc ( c nr r '-v r 62 - PHYSICAL EDUCATION Physical Education Provides Outlet For Academic Pressures The Physical Education Department provides a welcome relief from the academic pressures of the school day Mrs Nordberg and Mr Bestwick teach freshmen how to swim and also the rules of water safety Miss Gnm-enstem and Mr Forsythe do a fine |Ob of keeping gym classes interested by teaching students sports that are fun and at the same time, good exercise All of the Physical Education teachers have done a tremendous job of keeping SHS students physically fit Below Randy Holloway strangles gym equipment while strengthening his muscles Opposite Page Girls contest in a vigorous game of soccer Mr Wilbur Forsythe Miss Joyce Gomenstein PHYSICAL EDUCATION 63 Students Increase Knowledge Of Body In Health Classes The Health Department, by providing valuable information on the body and its functions, has produced students knowledgeably prepared for future health needs In addition to Mr McLhmney as boys Health teacher, the depart ment this year has acquired Mrs Sharon Cunningham as the teacher of girls' Health Together they acquaint |umor and senior students with facts necessary for physical and mental well-being Areas of great student interest have been those sections concerning individual decisions—drugs, sex and alcohol Below Joe Malgien attempts to explain inner workings of the human body Mrs Sharon Cunningham 64 HEALTH Medical Staff Strives To Meet Needs Of Entire Student Body In recent years the Medical Department has made many advances With the completion of the new school the department received more advanced facilities and a larger area in which to work This year a new doctor has joined the staff Doctor Frank Hamlin in cooperation with Mrs Banas will tackle many duties ranging from football physicals to the relief of the common cold They will also advise the students and try in every possible way to safeguard their health With one goal in mind, they will do their best to satisfy the needs of the students Below Ailing Bill Lowery receives gentle care and treat ment from Mrs Banas Mrs Josephine Banas Dr Frank Hamlin MEDICAL 65 ORGANIZATIONS Groups Becoming us. Facets of individuality Increasingly developed. Self-extension Diversity New interests challenged We are joined. ANNOUNCEMENT PLEASE ANNOUNCE: Date Student Advisor SH 14 Organization Student Council Sponsors Mexican Foster Child Right. Officers. Front Row Bob Jazwmski President. Mary R ta Evans. Historian Row II John Davidson. Treasurer. Cheryl Harrison. Secretary. Guy Catania. Vice President Below. Front Row Cindy Davis. Michele Garrison. George Kaye. Linda Epstein, Bobby Sass. Peggy Dunsmore. Sharon Allison. Anne Willson. Cathy Calleia. Lydia Cerrom Row II: Linda Martin. Jim Jubelier. Barb Gargano Ann Jazwmski Sheila King Linda Moss. Vauda Phillips. Elise Werner. Sandi Colt. Susie Averback. Jane Carme. Laurie Davis. Katie Mershimer Row III Kathy Vernon. Debbie Stem. Rudy Krafft. John Hodge. Renee McCabe. Joanne Ogg. Darla Formichella. Calvin Holloway Linda Marley. Mark Vascom. Linda Hassell. Darlene Palanti Patty Thomas. Barb Mallone Kathy Kocott 68 STUDENT COUNCIL Chosen by their homerooms. Student Council representatives air their views at Monday night meetings Led by president Bob Jazwmski with Mrs Dolores McCrumb as adviser, the council sponsors class elections, supports charities, and provides a valid sounding board for student opinion Although the annual magazine sale didn't reach its projected goal, a net profit of $2843 00 was recorded Reviving an old affair. Student Council, in conjunction with Key Club, sponsored a Christmas Dance at Shenango Inn The December Toys for Tots campaign was a tremendous success, as approximately 3.000 toys were distributed to needy area children Lett Student Council representatives show varying stages of boredom at the weekly meeting Lower Left Bob Ja wmski. President, relaxes in the Student Council room Lower Right Council officers and adviser Mrs McCrumb head a Monday meeting STUDENT COUNCIL 69 Orchestral Talents Displayed In Concert Performance The Sharon High School orchestra rehearses daily to attain perfection in their performances. In preparation for concerts, the musical group practices both classical and modern arrangements Many special noises and effects are used to exhibit their harmonic flexibility Under the direction of Mr Arthur Reichenfield. these talented students are given the opportunity to display their musical abilities through group and solo work Right Concertmistress Marcia Chikosky rehearses in tently for the approaching Christmas concert Opposite Page. Left Ruth Hetrick practices on her bass fiddle Right Dan Killa and Greg Himes arduously practice trumpet drills during rehearsal Front Row. Left to Right Marcia Chikosky. concert mistress. Angela Conti. Denise Killa. Rachael Law. Gary Schumacher Barb Mallone. Susan Rombold. Mark Sher wood. Lon Locke Row II Kathy Kocott. Donna Koziel. Lisa Conti. Paula Averback. Kathy Ellis. Cindy Addicott. Kim Cooper Jean Dickson. Rick Grande Nick Bart Karen Brennan. Elaine Evans. Ruthie Law Row III Kathy Mar tel Marilyn Haas. Ihor Kravec Beth Messina. Cheryl Harrison. Betsy Hetrick. Gretchen Horn. Dawnelle Bugher. Gary Solomon. Debbie Bour. Sam McMmn. John Long-street. Ruth Hetrick Row IV Ronald Young. Darlene Palanti Lana Burnett. Debbie Rapp Mary Ann Gorzo. Michele Garrison. Regina Brandon. Todd Locke. Tom Reed. Bob Malgien Katie Mershimer. John Dever Row V Bev Ha|du. Kathy Warnek. Gloria Dmochowski Denis Killa. Roland Askerneese. Mark Yanowitz. Gary Jureno vich. Terry Gale. Greg Himes. Dan Killa The 1971-72 Concert Choir is under the direction of choir master Mr William Blough Composed of 100 members, the choir works extremely hard for the presentation of its two concerts at Christmas and in the spring The music for these programs ranges from classical and religious to folk and modern The traditional Twas the Night Before Christmas , presented at the Christmas concert, and the Battle Hymn of the Republic , sung at each spring concert round out the choral presentations Innovations within choir include the use of more eight part music, trips to sing at various schools and community functions, and the forming of a 13 voice Madrigal group as a representation of the choir Right Accompanists Carol Butchko. Audrey Griffin. Susan Rom bald 72 CHOIR Concert Choir Combines Talent, Tradition In Performance Lett to Right. Front Row Jane 0 Donnell. Maria Oleskey. Joyce Johnson, Claudia Smith. Sue Marletto, Cheryl Har nson. Eileen Whalen Holly Diven. Susan Foster. Debbie Oliver Kimi Ferguson. Linda Hassell. Patty Mayerchek Marcia Barr. Carol Fragle. Debbie Wolford. Nancy Holt. Jackie Kennedy Row U Beth Moyer. Kathy Kocott. Patty Thomas. Karen Ballard. Liz MacMillan. Janet Kostka. Gretchen Horn, Janet Nunkovich. Lois Langford. Debbie Gilson. Sue Wilde. Kathy McCullough. Shauna Lucas. Heidi Miller. Linda Rambeck. Peggy Dunsmore. Diane Kennedy Row III Loretta Weisenborn. Lynn Lenzi. Holly Sass. Kathy Martel, Robin Rmdy. Beth Strock. Alexis Pemch. Linda Robinson. Kathy Vernon. Lorraine Szabo Stephanie Otey Janet Rambeck. Julie Davis. Gail Fruit. Barb Mai lone. Connie Clark. Barb Voyten Row IV Bill Pmtar. Ken Achenbach. Lloyd White. Tom Benson. Ken Holsopple. Alan Acker. Todd Locke. Bill Klmk. Jim Hudson. Bruce Cornelius. Dave McFarland. Charles Struchen. Don Bew-ley. Carmen Argenziano. Greg Clepper. Joe Malgieri. Jeff Foltz. Pat Corbett. Richard Thomas. Richard Barnes. Dennis Brant Row V Steve Weber. Bill Milheim. Greg Himes. Paul Mannko. Jim Braymer. Jeff Gross Bob Wet zel. Dave Evakich. Ron Mansell. Ron McPherson. Dave Winters. Nick Gligor. Jim Mausser. Jim Stevenson. Mark Sherwood. Buster Arkward. Tom Lina men. Mike Gallagher. Bernard Theiss. Jim Moran CHOIR 73 Young Voices Gain Experience in Freshman Choir Front Row Peggy Brown. Lisa Clone. Debbie Cornelius. Cindy Miller. Pam Baun Karen Gulentz. Mary Beth Sed. Marsha Beiber. Maria Mensaurti. Rosemary Coyne. Pam Davis Sue Averback. Beverly Dias. Lorraine Beach. Linda Martin Sandy Rosenburg. Pamela Reese Row II Kathy Menetz. Bonnie Bateman Julie Beiber Emma Brubacher. Lynn Stuart. Robin Lyshon. Barbara Popple ton. Mary Ann Rombold. Bobbie Mowry. Vanessa Ottey. Cindy Glavan. Jane Kereen. Lisette Olson Row III Norman Shaw. Bill Zedaker. Larry Woodall. John Hunnel. Larry Dickson. Daniel Vaughn. Jenny Butchko Frank Fragle. Bill Alsnaur Back Row Matt Kroko. Denny Miller. Jerry Mausser. Tom Weber. Bob Sass. Harry Taylor. David Fenstermacher. Chuck Benson. Cindy Hudson. Fred Haines. Art Dunlevy Right Accompanists. Pam Reese and Peggy Brown The Freshman Choir, now in its third year, is under the direction of Mr William Blough In this choir new singers can begin to build a good voice background Habits of rehearsal routine and voice production are established early This helps determine those individuals who are genuinely interested in organized singing Most important, these new voices can then be judged for quality, and dependability and aptitude can be determined 74 FRESHMAN CHOIR “Charlie Brown” Highlights Masque Mike Year Masque Mike. Sharon's thespian club, captures the students and general public with entertaining productions The club provides an outlet for both actors and audience, while giv mg young performers experience and knowl edge in the stage Members are chosen after an interview with Mr Rosati. the club s adviser, and are encouraged to attend the acting and set and design classes offered The clubs first production. You re a Good Man. Charlie Brown, showed by its success that there is great potential in Sharon students Upper Left Cast of You re a Good Man Charlie Brown beam with pride after excellent performance Upper Right Snoopy anticipates his supper from atop his doghouse Left Masque Mike members present their 1971 per formance of the Hobbit MASQUE MIKE 75 Art Club Projects Prove Worthwhile To Students The Creative Art Club, under the direction of Mr Marks, accepts members from the re suits of a comprehensive examination testing knowledge, interest, and talent in art Club members, while getting acquainted with the uses of papier mache. clay, pen and ink. tern pera and oil. set up displays, letter posters, and make visual aids for the faculty At the same time. Art Club is designed for advanced students wishing to further their skills Ad vised by Mrs Mangus. they display their works throughout the school, make imaginative designs for Notes From the Zoo. ingenious posters, the fiberglass tiger for the athletic department and take field trips Opposite Page. Upper Lett Eileen Drolsbaugh and Mark Brubach carefully perfect their creations Upper Right Displaying intense concentration Kathy Vernon and Robin Stip make larger models of their original sculptures Below The skillful hands of an artist at the potters wheel Lett Mr Marks discusses and recommends to Connie Gavala on her mosaic stone protect Ninth Grade Art C ub. Front Row Cathy Martell Robin Rmdy Debbie Rapp Joe Napierkowski Back Row Carl Wolfgang. Ed Cooper. Ralph Branca. Lizette Olsen Elaine Evans. Connie Gavala. Cathy Jo Mitchell Sue Ference Bill Gathers Kathy Nemetz ART CLUB 77 Majorettes Perform Entertaining Routines At Halftime The majorettes provide diverting entertainment during the halftime shows Their precision form and sugar smiles add to the already mesmerizing sparkle of twirling batons Head majorette Pam Pownall and drum major Gary Schumacher lead the majorettes and contribute greatly to the routines Along with feature twirler Karen Seybert. they captivate the crowd during halftime by skillfully performing precision routines The majorettes and drum major are essential for the efficacy of halftime shows Right Gary Schumacher. Drum Major Below The Tiger line stands at attention Opposite Page. Left Pam Pown all. Head Majorette Right Karen Seybert. Featured Twirler Below Janice Hichik. Linda Hassell Cindy Smith. Debbie Gilson. Patty O'Brien. Betty Tarcy. Char lene Miller, and Patty Hassel. line leader 78 MAJORETTES QNV0 08 71 Band Boosts Spirit During Halftime Shows The marching band, under the direction of Mr Fred Boles and Mr Robert Malsom. begins its year s work at the four week summer band camp The conclusion of camp marks the presentation of jackets to senior members During school, they march every 10th period, practicing extensively for the upcoming football games Other outgrowths of the band are the brass ensemble, stage and concert bands Left Tiger mascot. Kim Ferguson enthusiastically supports the team throughout the game Opposite Page. Upper Right Bill McKendry. bass drum player, and Gary Elston, with cymbals, provide the beat for the Tig er Band Upper Left Mr Fred Boles strolls off the field after a success ful halftime show Bottom Rick Fleischer announces the bands halftime show Front Row Karen Grande Kathy Martel Jean Dickson Judy Hoagland Gloria Dmochowski. Claudia Smith. Debbie Bouw. Gary Solomon Michael Barr Karen Brennan. Kim Cooper. Linda Marley. Gina Moretti Row II Mary Lou Thomas Ray Calleia. Denis Killa Jim Stevenson. Gary Elston Bruce Pelsh. Mike Rupert. Ric Johns Brian Rizor. Gary Barth Carl Wolfgang. Jim Ecklund. Dave Bancroft. Janice Belk . Betty Churlick Dan Dzunnda Row III Cheryl Harrison Kathy McCullough Denise Killa. Karen Burlingame. Margie Warrender. Richard Barnes Bruce Cornelius. Dave Winters. Paul Goodwin. Tom Reed. Denis Hemlen. Dawnelle Bugher. Darla Formichella. Debbie Rapp Nancy Miller Roberta Fragle. Cindy Addicott. Carol Butchko. Brenna Cornwell Row IV Debbie Ference, Rox anne Dyll. Paula Averback Linda Epstein. Kathy Ellis. Steve Barth. Bill McKendry. Nick Bart. Paul Marmko. Terry Gale. Gary Jurenovich. Debbie Hazi Beverly Hahn. Loreen Mershimer. Dwayne Askerneese. Ron Uretta John Gee. Joyce Racketa. Barb M a Hone. Cathy Calleja Donald Bewley Linda Rambeck. Alexis Penich. Donna Allen Gloria Virostick Row V Carol Sass Donna Dickson Beth Miller. Marsha Hunt Joanne Ogg. Bev Hadju. Mary Ann Gorzo. Ray Poprocky. Greg Kostka. Bob Piedle. Dale Wolfgang. Jim Kilbert. Greg Himes. Frank Balawender Todd Locke. Frank Mmdicmo. Nick Gligor. Dan Killa. Ken Harmison. George Kaye. Tony Patsy. Robert Maigien. Gary Wilson BANO 81 Language Clubs Familiarize Members With Foreign Cultures The language clubs offer its members the opportunity to become better acquainted with a foreign country's language and culture German Club’s endless money-raising projects included the sale of baked goods, candied apples, homemade caramels, and foot-long submarines The money helped defray expenses for the club's tour of Germany and surrounding European countries over Easter Vacation The French Club innovated a French library, and in the spring dined gourmet-style at a restaurant serving French cuisine Latin Clubs activities included a Saturnalia in December, and a field trip to Pittsburgh, on the Ides of March, to the Carnegie Museum and Buhl Planetarium The Spanish Club celebrated Halloween with a festive party, and Christmas with a carol sing Right Foreign exchange student Regina Rubeiro spends her free time magazine flipping in the library Below Mr Kingsley takes roll at a meeting of Latin Club Opposite Page. Upper Left German Club President Loreen Mershimer presides over an after-school meeting Upper Right Cathy Calleja samples the cookies at the Spanish Club bake sale Below Foreign exchange student Jan Jeckler practices his typing 82 LANGUAGE CLUBS LANGUAGE CLUBS 83 Business Staff Handles Yearbook Interests The Yearbook Business Staff, headed by Mr Arthur Houck, handles the publicity and financial aspects of the yearbook This staff is responsible for yearbook subscriptions, collecting and recording payments, keeping records, and also distributing the books in the spring The staff provides publicity to boost student interest in the yearbook The work of the business staff is definitely invaluable to everyone s interest in the yearbook An after-school meeting of the business staff. Mr Houck presiding Front Row Debbie Dias. Marcia Chikosky Back Row Charlene Miller. Terry laskosh. Linda Loscalzo. Paula Averback. Rozanne Martin 84 8USINESS STAFF Photographers Recapture Images of School Life Bill Lowery. Tom Drabick. and Jules Marcu. directed by senior photographer Bill McCloskey. shot and developed many of the pictures and effects reproduced in the year book Photography, one of the classic arts, is a hobby and interesting pastime for the boys, who spend most of their school hours in the darkroom Their dedication and time contributed to this project is greatly appreciated by the entire staff Below Junior photographer Jules Marcu and his Tiger mascot at a basketball game Left Bill McCloskey. Senior Photographer Below Pho tographers Tom Drabick. Bill Lowery Jules Marcu Dedication, Diligence Trademark of Mirror Staff The 1972 Mirror is the product of unflagging hours of labor, the staff meets each day the tenth period to work on the book The ever present photography staff plans pictures and attends school functions to capture these events on film The layout staff takes these pictures and arranges them in a pleasing manner on each page It is the literary staff which coor dmates the pictures with subject matter, they are responsible for all copy written in the book The typing staff's often forgotten job is to type all copy written by the literary staff Under the direction of adviser Mr Bruce Kaiser and editors Miriam Sabo and Kirm Ferguson, the Mirror staff continues to work hard, attend early-morning and late-night meetings, check and re-check layouts, and. of course, meet deadlines Below Bill McCloskey and Grace Ann Matetich work out a photo layout w i : Photography Staff Gretchen Horn Debbie Rapp Carol Fragle. Susan Vanetti. Marcia Barr Mary Lou Conti Below Literary Staff Pam Krakowsk. Dawnelie Bugber. Linda Epstein Kathy Grove Kathy Vernon Opposite Page. Upper Right. Layout Staff. Row Mari lyn Wooten. Virginia Kuhn. Robert Freund. Grace Mate tich. Judy Fillers Row II Ann Forsythe. Margaret Ogg Candy DeForest Mary Johnston. Patti O'Donnell. Jean Polkovitch. Robin Gladys Middle. Top to Bottom. Typing Staff Barb Bell Lisa Conti Christine Schnur Photography Staff. Standing Anne Willson p A MIRROR 8 Kimi Ferguson. Edilor A, 40 Miriam Sabo. Editor Carol Butchko Photography Editor Vpmg Editor Susan Wilde. Literary Staff Laurie McCabe. Literary Editor iscontent, Creativity Lower Left Brad Bately and Gretchen Horn examine possible entries for their recent issue Lower Right Berme Theiss takes a realistic look at the world through a lens and conveys his thoughts of it in Notes from the Zoo' Right. Notes from the ZooBernard Theiss. Gretchen Horn. Brad Bately conk Gazette—“By the Students, For the Students” The Gazette staff endeavors to prove itself a newspaper By the Students. For the Students by means of articles relating to all facets of student life, in a publication run by students It is the duty of the editorial staff, under the leadership of the editor, to make policy decisions and take responsibility for the content of the newspapers The editorial staff writes editorials and plans news stories and features They also design layouts, contrive pictures, and act in a general supervisory posi tion throughout the production of the newspaper Left Mary Rita Evans. Editor-in-chief Below. Assoc i ate Editors. Front Row Debbie Boardley. Steve Perkins. Renee McCabe Typing Editors. Back Row Lois Visnyai Marilyn Griffith GAZETTE 91 Gazette Staff Strives for Journalistic Excellence News coverage of organizational activities, sports events, and other student protects is provided by the Gazette staff, and valuable experience in the techniques of reporting and interviewing is gained by students The typists have the vital job of preparing copy for production stages of the newspaper Illustrations for articles and cover pictures are the work of the art staff The production of the newspaper and the photographs used m it are provided almost entirely by the students on the Gazette staff Above. Reporters. Seated Tom Gathers. Joyce Ryan. Jan Jekler Susan Kifer Standing Nick Morocco Gary Solo mon. Ruthie Law Right. Photography Staff Bill McClos key. Jules Marcu. Dale Wolfgang John Styduhar Opposite Page. Upper Left Mr Bruce Kaiser, advisor Upper Right. Art and Typing Staff Pam Maxfield Val Black Jean Griffith Linda Hale Below. Reporters Bob Evans. Dawn Cromartie. Cathy Martell Linda Epstein. Business Manager Loreen Mershimer Mike Barr. Jim Mausser 92 GAZETTE Professional Clubs Provide Career Experience The professional clubs of Sharon High School provided ample opportunities for students to gam experience in areas interesting them Members of the Future Teachers Club tutored students needing help in certain subject areas At meetings, special speakers discussed various fields of education with interested members The Future Nurses worked as volunteers at Sharon General Hospital, and made Christ mas pinatas for the Mercer Childrens Home Members of Future Homemakers occupied themselves with field trips, and special projects such as macrame. copper enameling, and crocheted bookmarks The activities of Future Business Leaders included trips to Bradford School and ICM in Pittsburgh and the packing of Tom-Wat Kits In the spring, qualified mem bers participated in the regional FBLA com petition in New Wilmington They competed for top honors in shorthand, typing, spelling, and bookkeeping Opposite Page. Left Future nurse Lori Locke helps nurses and patients at Sharon General Hospital Top Mr Mike Smith demonstrates the finer points of making potato pancakes Bottom Future Homemakers Marlene La-Camera and Luann Porter busy themselves by making worm bookmarkers Top Nancy Miller helps bring out hidden talents in Bill Miller Left Carol Wisnowski com petes at the regional FBLA competition PROFESSIONAL CLUBS 95 Service Clubs Participate In Varied Community Activities One of the most active of the service clubs is Key Club It has maintained the school bulletin board on the front lawn, helped move books from the old to the new library, and distributed Halloween candy in the children's ward at Sharon General Hospital. Hi-Y sponsored the Homecoming dance and provided financial aid to the TB Society and YMCA World Service and Building Funds Tn-Hi-Y. a girls' club, held the annual ingathering, decorated the school Christmas tree, and conducted a series of radio programs on WPIC concerning teenage problems. Opposite Page. Left A cafeteria helper serves lunch to hungry students Right Debbie Grossman monitors in the Health Care Center Key Club Bob Bidaman. President. Jim Willson. Vice-President. Phil Murray. Board of Directors Student Supply Distributors. Front Row Norman Munnell. Bill Thom as. Mr Young. Supply Clerk Back Row Rick McKinnon. Fred Clark. Bill Dickson Opposite Page. Below, Tri-Hi-Y. Seated Peggy Wells. Patty O'Brien. Mary Fink. Jim Mausser Standing Patty Miller. Paula Bicek. Debbie Sabmo. Marsha Brocious On Ladder Peggy DeCapua. Marilyn Wooten SHARON H SCHOOL BEAVER FALL 96 SERVICE CLUBS a a un:n SERVICE CLUBS 97 Honor Societies Recognize Scholastic, Literary Achievements National Honor Society honors outstanding academic achievements among second-semester juniors and seniors Members are inducted on the basis of scholarship, leadership, character, service, and teacher recommendations Quill Scroll is the honorary journalistic society Members of the society are members of the Notes from the Zoo. Gazette, or Mirror publication staffs The purpose of Quill Scroll is to recognize outstanding work contributed to one of the staffs based on quality, quantity, and time Right. Quill Scroll Row Sandi Colt Gmny Kuhn. Marilyn Griffith Angela Conti Row II Susan Kifer. Miriam Sabo. Lois Visnyai. Kim Ferguson Row III Linda Tomko. Renee McCabe. Laurie McCabe. Carol Butchko. Mary Rita Evans Row IV Candy DeForest. Bill McCloskey. Dale Wolfgang Row V Kathy Grove. Steve Perkins. Debbie Boardley. Bernie Theiss Lower Right. National Honor Society Row 1 Dawnelle Bugher. Linda Ranbeck. Mary Rita Evans. Renee McCabe Row II Phil Snyder. Sandi Colt. Bob Jazwmski. Carol Butchko Row III Karen Madura. Brenna Cornwell. Susan Wilde. Laurie McCabe Row IV Loreen Mershimer Dave Do brozdravic. Marcia Chikosky, Alexis Pemch. Steve Nigborowicz. Margie Warrender. Jeff Sewall Lois Lang ford, Debbie Boardley 98 HONOR SOCIETIES Assistants Learn And Practice Useful Skills In Library Library work requires knowledge of many areas The assistants write overdue slips, sign library passes, shelve returned books, and sign out books to students and teachers These student librarians must know how the books, magazines. pamphlets, and other reference materials are classified in order to aid people m finding necessary resources Study halls are given up to work in the library Lett Pam Davis and Nancy Jenkins enjoy devoting their spare time in Library work Row Jim McKeckme. Karen Black. Jane Greendy Nancy Grexa. Deidre Edwards Row II Mary Ann Dunch Karen Madura Sandi Murray. Sue Herald. Cindy Smith. Donna Koziel Row III Robin Lyshon. Phyllis Gosnel' Sharon Gosnell. Diane Chaney. Susan Lartz. Pam Davis Carol Buchanan. Nancy Jenkins. Peggy Brocious. Arolene Chiodo Sue Lyth. Debbie Longwell. Karen Tomkins Bob Merot Joni Williams. Kathy Mortimer. Eileen Rupert Angela Bolling UB ASSISTANTS 99 Instructional Materials Department Aids Teachers, Students Instructional Materials Department, led by Mr Kukura. furnishes unlimited equipment and numerous supplies to the faculty for classroom instruction. In the past year, this group has widely expanded to include films in all subject areas, audio tape and cassette materials. The department is also equipped with a general repair service Interested students devote their study halls and before and after school time for the success of this department Right Randy Bowser looks on as Sherry McClaughlm demonstrates her paper slicing skills Opposite Page. Upper Left Randy Bowser proficiently threads one of the many available protectors Upper Right Angela Esposito duplicates materials for grateful teachers Lower Left Keith Craigo masters the technique of paper cutting Below Katy Mershimer Josh Resnick. Mark Yanowitz. Bob Whetsel Randy Bowser. Chuck Jones. Keith Craigo. John Chizmar Loreen Mershimer. Bev Hajdu. Mr Larry Kukura 100 AUDIO VISUAL Keglers Familiar Sight at Thornton Hall Keglers Club has gained popularity with the students who are interested � n recreational bowling Their advisor. Mr Saxe, also enjoys bowling with the club Students involved at tempt to improve their skills and bowling ability The members strive to become the high team in the ratings Awards are also received for exceptional games played during the year, and outstanding scorers are recognized Upper Right Marilyn Griffith. Cheryl Harrison and Rich Skibo keep score for their team during a crucial game Upper Left An unknown Kegler anxiously awaits the result of his spare Right Dave Ranelli concentrates on form as he rolls his first ball Opposite Page. Upper Left Wally Laird shows determination while preparing to throw a strike Upper Right Mr Saxe demonstrates his ability at tenpins Bottom One down and nine to go1 102 KEGLERS KEGLERS 103 Leaders Club Assists in Gym Classes, Intramurals Advised by Miss Joyce Grimenstein. the Leaders Club devotes itself to activities involving physical activity and well-being In addition to assisting in gym classes. Leaders sell spirit ribbons, referee intramurals, and plan rallies Prospective members must pass a blue-book test, undergo a period of training in basketball, marching, exercises, and volleyball, pass a test on these skills, and successfully complete a written test on current basketball rules Events anticipated by Leaders include the initiation of new members, horseback riding at REB ranch, and the annual senior picnic at Buhl Park Right Alexis Penich smashes her return during an intramural table tennis match Below 1971 Leader initiates entertain curious students at an after school singing ses sion Opposite Page. Upper Left Margaret Ogg sports her spring finery the day of Leaders initiation Upper Right An inspiration to Tiger players Below The Erie Tech Leaders’ rally 104 LEAOERS CLUB Pep Club Incites Spirit in Student Body The Pep Club is an organization orienting all of its functions around school spin: Before becoming a member, one must successfully write the Sharon High School Alma Mater Having completed this examination, members wear orange and black outfits as their dress for games The Pep Club works in conjunction with the cheerleaders, striving to arouse the spirit in the crowd and to push the Tigers on to victory It also aids Football Mothers every year on Parent's Night Members of the club receive great satisfaction in inciting the spirit of the fans at all athletic events Right Angela Conti, the president of Pep Club, organizes plans for Parent’s Night Opposite Page, Upper Right Pep Club roars encouragement Upper Lett Jubilant Pep Club inspires cagers to walk all over Ellwood Left Pam Maxfield and Debbie Wolford plan posters for next game Front Row Gaspenna Morocco. Paula Bicek Debbie Styles. Rom Garzom. Denise Thompson Cindy Feigert. Lou Ann Salandria. Lisa Conti. Mom Garzom. Gmny Kuhn Marsha Kovach. Dawnelle Bugher. Paula Averback Row II Dorothy Peters. Sandy Murray. Cathy Vernon Ehse Werner Marcia Kudelko. Donna Koziel Peggy Jones. Marilyn Griffith. Suzanne Horvath. Robm White Angela Conti Row III Wilba Fabich. Jean Griffith Debbie Wolford Jean Polkovitch. Shelly Dorus. Sandy Grobosk. Carol Argenziano. Judy Gadola. Virginia Dromo Mary Lou Conti Sandi Colt. Sheila Burns Kathy Ellis. Darlene Polkovitch Back Row Margaret Dirgo Mary Bunch Kerry Generalovitch. Debbie Garon. Ross Baker Pam Maxfield Patty Miller. Andrea Dolata. Paula Hess. Karen McSherry Cheryl Heitzenrater Marcia Chikosky. Miriam Sabo Marilyn Wooten PEP CLUB 107 Above. Varsity, front Row Linda Tomko. Pam Krakow ski. Gail Martin Rosanne Phillips. Debbie Niemiec Back Row Kathy Barr. Karen Gargano. Shauna Lucas. Peggy Dunsmore. Julie Forker Opposite Page. Junior Varsity, front Row Brenda Col clase Theresa Holloway. Mary Beth Quinn. Janet Ram beck Row II Lydia Cerroni. Marcia Barr Debbie Oliver Row III Mimi Johnston. Candy DeForest. Grace Matetich 108 CHEERLEADERS Exuberant Cheerleaders Inspire Tiger Fans, Players As the battling Bengals blast their opponents. the spirited and energetic cheerleaders inflame the Tiger Fans with enthusiasm Through their motivating chants and yells, they arouse school spirit and maintain it throughout the game Their fervent cheers for Sharon spirit and for a smashing victory show the team that the fans are behind them all the way Whether it be away or at home, the cheerleaders enduring vitality enlivens and refreshes all players, urging them on to victory Above In a tense moment. Brenda Colclaser anticipates a much needed basket Opposite Page. Upper Right Dur mg the last few moments of Tiger action. Julie Forker appeals for the teams needed support Lower Right Peggy Dunsmore and Linda Tomko demonstrate their school spirit through creative signs and posters CHEERLEADERS 109 SPORTS Sweat. Surpassing Human endurance To live. Competition Somehow cleansing. Body mind soul Exhausted victory. Strength. Gridders End Season With Disappointing 3-7 Slate 112 FOOTBALL Lett Concentrating intensely. Jack Bamck centers the ball during the Sharon Farrell game Seniors. Opposite Page. Top Flying through the air are Vic Heutsche. Jim Willson. Ed MacElroy. and Roy Hosey Front Row Ron Mihalcm. Ivory Barnett. Frank Godina. Roy Hosey. Vic Heutsche. Dave Brubach. Buster Ark ward. Bob Vitello. Ralph Infante. Dennis Herald, Jack Banick. Joe Weisen. Lou Vellente Nick Fabish. Ed Gilson. Willie Brooks. Jim Willson Dave Zippay. Ed MacElroy Row II Michael Moates Jim Hudson. Dave Pol lack. George Piddington. Mark Krotchka. Gary Isco. Tom Schosser. Jim Phillips. Sam Odem. John Greene. Jim Braymer. Jeff Dach. Jeff Spaulding. Mike Dunn. Andy Butchko. Dan Elvasky. Bob Fmzel. Francis Donnelly. Chris Koss. Greg Schrumpf. Bob Bidamen. Bob Guenm Jeff Meier managers Paul Karmg. Joe Marzano Back Row Kip Wisnowski. Bill Jones. Alan Acker. Jeff Foltz. Tony Bilunka. Dan Sirb. Mike Connell. Rick Hamley. Mike Rossi. Terry Conlin. Dave Lysohir Lloyd White. Ken Achenbach. Mike Dungan. Randy Holloway Fran Presley. Fran Sherwood Pat Corbett. Bill Fairman. Frank Connelly. John Hamley. Mike Evans. Bill Klmk. Tom Sheehan Mike Leonetti. Jim Martell. Lyle Beiber Dan Gerda. Tab Boardley. Mike Coyne, manager Jeff Cohen SENIOR 113 The 1971 football season began early in August with summer training, days spent in drills, calisthenics, and studying plays The Sharpsville opener was magnificently played, the team being outdone only in score. The Tigers' first victory was a pronounced win over Erie Tech, whereupon the team extended its streak by defeating Ellwood City and the then undefeated conference champion. Hopewell The close of the season was the first afternoon Far rell game, in which the Night-riders were vie tonous The annual football banquet marked the close of the season, honoring the players, coaches, and cheerleaders of the 1971 season. Seniors. Right. Clockwise Ed MacElroy Nick Fabish Dave Brubach Coach Ciccone. Frank Godina. Vic Heut sche Lower Left Mike Connell converts an extra point while Chris Koss holds Lower Right Mike Connell sets up an aerial Seniors. Opposite Page. Bottom Willie Brooks. Dave Zippay. Coach Smith. Bob Vitello. Roy Hosey. Buster Arkward Top Coach Smith advises from the sidelines 114 FOOTBALL FOOTBAU 115 Seniors. Above Jack Bamck. Ron Mihalcm. Jim Willson. Ivory Barnett. Coach Forsythe Right Randy Holloway tackles surprised Al Campman during the Sharon-Farrell game Opposite Page. Upper Left Right Halfback Dave Brubach runs through an opening during the Sharon Far rell clash Upper Right Buster Arkward makes a tackle on Butler s 45 yard line Seniors. Below Joe Weisen. Coach Bestwick. Dennis Herald. Ed Gilson. Lou Vellente. Coach WikJman. Ralph Infante 116 FOOTBALL Freshmen Football Team Looks to the Future The ninth grade football team was composed of rugged athletes Their training and long hours of practice prepared them for the next three years of hard fighting and competition on the varsity team An essential part of football included the managers In addition to serving the team by performing helpful tasks, they were the primary source of spirit and enthusiasm during the muddy season Below Toe-touches aid in the conditioning of the sturdy athletes Lower Right Members of the football team refuel before beginning a long afternoon practice session Opposite Page. Upper Left Sam Odem and manager Bob Jazwinski observe strategy of the Tiger defense Upper Right Running up and down the stands was an essential exercise in preparation for hard fighting action Right, football Managers Paul Kanng. Jeff Cohen. Bob Jazwinski Joe Marzano. Alan Acker Opposite Page. Below. Row Ken Bee. Tom Anderson. Charles Snyder wine. Jerry Mausser. Bo Scott. Alex Baker Matt Kroko. Sam Brooks. Brian Fabish Row II Coach Hall Dave Clandler. Mark Winland. Bob Mansell. Al Papay. Ed Kish. Jerry Bedich. Dan Rivetti. Jerry Spencer Collin Bel lamo. Howard Moss. Jimmy Scott Row III Scott Forsythe. Paul Hmes. Berme Manilla. Bob Lickvar. Mike Conti. Jimmy May. Don Sewall. Rich Doheny. Bob De-Vernois. Robbie Pownall. Don Nunkovitch 118 FOOTBALL FOOTBALL 119 Golf Team Looks To 72 Season For Record Results The golf team had another disappointing season this year, equaling last year s record of four wins and four losses. The high spot of the season was the 9-7 win over Neshannock. that team s first loss in two years It was in this match that Craig Lang had a record-setting score of one over par 71 at the Sharon Country Club With the entire team returning including lettermen Lynn Jones. Craig Lang. Keith Mud-rey. Paul Tomko. and Bruce Diven -Coach Bob Byler expects a much better season next year. Right Bill Pmtar prepares to drive under the watchful eyes of his fellow teammates Opposite Page. Upper Left Keith Mudray and Craig Lang relax after an afternoon at practice Lower Left Lynn Jones prepares to sink a dif ficult putt Lower Right Merle Artac and Jeff Bugher contemplate their next move during a practice match Clockwise Paul Tomko. Keith Mudray. Joe Svarny. Bill Pmtar. Craig Lang. Coach Byler. Merle Artac. Lynn Jones. Jim Stefanowicz. Gary Rendnck. and Bruce Diven SHS OPP Neve Castle . . 7 9 Farrell .... 16 0 New Wilmington 10 6 Neshanock . . 4 12 New Castle . W2 8V2 Farrell . . . 1416 IV2 Neshanock 9 7 New Wilmington 4 12 120 GOLF fyftrjjn r —r- .“Vt. 'VS . Young Cross Country Team Nets Honors The Cross Country Team, under the lead ership of Coach Chris Houck, completed a successful season in their final meet with Neshan nock One of the highlights of the season was the Sharon defeat of both Farrell and Beaver Falls in a tri-meet at home Though they suffered some setbacks, the team was able to return from New Castle with honors captured by fleet-footed Joe Schaller. who broke the school record by 7 seconds Below The team enjoys a little relaxation after prac tice Opposite Page. Lett Coach Houck explains his strategy before the Butler meet Right Ken Holsopple pours it on during the last leg of the race Below Sharon harrier Walter Lowery demonstrates perseverance in the long 2 mile run Right. Front Row Mike Mihlo. Larry Goldstone Dave Hilko Row II Bill Hamilton Jim Glass. Coach Houck. Jerry Burkhardt Row III Walter Lowery. Rick Klein. Ken Holsopple Dennis Thompson. Phil Snyder Mike Elston Ron Clark Row IV Bob Wilds Robbie Kreiger Ray Rodondi. Joe Schaller 122 CROSS COUNTRY Girls Swim Team Joins WPGAL in Second Year Under the direction of a new coach, the girls swim team continued to develop into a swimming power The highlight of the year was sending seven girls to the Western Pennsylvania finals. Divers Patty Wareham and Sue Ference gamed special honors at Fox Chapel by placing sixteenth and twenty-first in a field of sixty-one Karen Sargent. Gina Moretti. Ann Forsythe. Jenny Butchko. and Linda Cashier traveled to Washington-Jefferson College for competition there With seven records set. the team anticipates more rewarding seasons in coming years Right Mrs Jan Nordberg. Girls Swim Team coach Opposite Page. Above Half of her inward dive completed Holly Diven heads toward the water Below Senior swim mers Karen Sargent. Karen Madura. Brenna Cornwell and Laurie McCabe get happy over peanut butter at their end-of-season party Below. Row Ann Forsythe. Joan Purdy. Vickie Emery Gloria Virostick. Susan Kifer. Debbie Strock. Debbie Daugherty. Holly Acker, co-captam. Nancy Jenkins. Tern laskosh. Carol Madden. Jenny Butchko. Cindy Glavan Laurie McCabe. Peggy DeCapua Row II Margie Hudson Darlene Polkovitch. Linda Cashier. Debbie Batanian. Susan Lartz. Stacy Griffith. Allison Brown. Jean Polko vitch. Sandy Rosenberg. Kathy Vernon. Patty Wareham. Maureen McCabe. Lorraine D'Onofrio. Bonnie Dunn Kathy Calleia Debbie Gilson Row III Karen Madura Karen Sargent. Brenna Cornwell captain. Coach Jan Nordberg. Rom Garzom. Susan Averback. Susan Ference. Mom GarzorJane Resnick. Gina Moretti Debbie Board ley 124 SWIM TEAM shat: SHS OPP Titusville 47 38 Butler .... 20 66 Riverside . . 33 53 Titusville 53 33 Beaver .... 71 15 Seneca Valley . 20 66 Butler 13 73 Riverside . . . 37 49 Oil City .... 33 53 Beaver .... 59 27 Seneca Valley . 30 56 SWIM TEAM 125 Boys Swim Team Experiences Invigorating Season Under the inspired coaching of Mr Ralph Johnson, the boys swim team surpassed many of their first-year records By their third meet, the swimmers had broken ten of the existing eleven records Strong man for the Tiger-sharks was sophomore Bob Guerrmi. whose specialty was individual medley and butterfly Other standouts were Ron Mihalcm. Bruce Diven. Paul Janosko. Ed D Onofno. and Bill O'Donnell Participating in an independent section. the team expects to excell in section competition in future years Right Paul Janosko works on turns and strokes during practice Opposite Page. Upper Left Paul Rockwell gets into rhythm during the 2000 yd warm-up Upper Right Ed D Onofno comes out of his turn Below A Tiger shark demonstrates a free style stroke Below. Front Row Ed Tichoar. Doug Davidson Keith Zikar. Alan Acker. Bill Zedaker. Randy Bowser Jim Kanng. Dennis Henlin. Paul Goodwin Row II Coach Johnson. Bob Guerrmi. Fred Theiss. Paul Janosko. Ed D Onofrio. Gene Kera. Bob Malgien Jim Sherwood. Ray Calleja. Bob Zedaker Mike Dever Back Row Bob Bidaman. Stuie Holt. Bruce Diven Gary Elston. Kim Daugherty. Paul Rockwell. Bill 0 Donnell. Ric Johns Ron Mihalcm. Don Madura. Jan Jekter. Bob Freund 126 SWIM TEAM t SWIM TEAM 127 Cagers End Season With 6-4 Section Record The 1971-1972 basketball team boasted a 15-7 season slate Seniors Ross Baker and Jeff Sewall led the Tigers attacks, while returning letterman Chris Koss was a consistent scorer Although only a sophomore. Randy Holloway grabbed rebounds and netted points like a sea soned performer. Juniors Andy Butchko and Dave Wareham displayed expertise under pressure at the Farrell game, as they sparked the team to victory in the final quarter. With such returning talent. Coach Chroback anticipates another successful season next year Right The scoreboard tells the story of the Sharon Farrell upset Opposite Page. Below Big 6 4 sophomore Randy Holloway attempts to avert a Farrell two pointer Below. Varsity. Front Row Jeff Sewall. Nick Fabish. Dave Wareham. Chris Koss. Bob Chrobak. Gary Rendick Back Row Coach Chrobak. Sam Odem. Bill Mansell. Ross Baker. Andy Butchko. Randy Holloway. John Green. Mike Dungan. Randy Mentrek Opposite Page. Above. Junior Varsity. Front Row Joe Haggerty. Bob Evans. Dan Sirb. Reggie Gilchrist Back Row Coach Locmkar. Terry Con-Im Mike Messina. Keith Mudrey Bill Pmtar. Bill Man sell. Jeff Bugher. Gary Fisher. Ed Balawender 128 BASKETBALL SHS OPP Erie McDowell............. 62 48 Laurel Highlands.......... 54 55 Hickory................... 72 51 Altoona....................51 49 Meadville................. 75 61 Canton McKinley........... 44 52 Pittsburgh Fifth A venue .71 58 Ralph E. Dresch Memorial Tournament. . 56 65 53 47 Ellwood City...............51 61 Butler.................... 58 41 New Castle................ 67 41 Ambridge...................71 67 Beaver Falls.............. 46 43 Farrell................... 36 51 Aliquippa................. 59 43 Ellwood City.............. 62 59 Butler.................... 62 40 New Castle................ 47 54 Ambridge.................. 50 49 Beaver Falls.............. 64 91 Farrell................... 49 46 Above Jumping for a rebound Ross Baker stretches his arms high above the other players Upper Right. Seniors Jeff Sewall. Ross Baker. Bob Jaziwmski Right: Strenuously. Andy Butchko puts up two points to spur the Tigers on to victory Opposite Page. Upper Right: Sophomore Randy Holloway lays up a basket, as floored Meadville players look on Upper Lett Jeff Sewall drives for two during heat of the action Bottom Chris Koss and Jeff Sewall pause to confer with Coach Chrobak 130 BASKETBALL Right Junior Sam Odem dumps in two points for the Tiger Cagers Below Closely guarded John Green tries to break away from Troians Opposite Page. Upper Left Chris Koss keeps his eye on the basket as he dribbles down court Lower Left: Tigers lose the ball in the thick of the action Right Randy Holloway tips the ball our way 132 BASKETBALL BASKETBALL T33 Right, Basketball Managers Bob Ja wmski. Bob Ftnzel. Greg Clepper Below The cagers gather around Coach Chrobak (or advice during a crucial time out Lower Right: Tigers leap into third quarter action Freshman Cagers Gain Experience Through Practice Left. Freshman Managers Dennis Kowalzyk Joel Giglio Joe Zachar Below. Freshman Team. Front Row Dave Gorzo. Gary Reveie Bob Pinkins. Alex Baker Jerry Bedich. Chuck Snyderwme. Brian Fabish. Mark Schweiss Row II Mark Jacobson. Ed Kish. Mark Winland. Sam Brooks Scott Forsythe. Bob Mansell. Ed Cooper. Bo Styles Matt Kroko FRESHMAN BASKETBALL 135 Girls Basketball Team Undefeated at Mid-Season Coached by Mrs Ella Cnsman and sponsored by the F H Buhl Club, the Sharon Girls Basketball team experienced a victorious first season. 4-0 on the slate at mid year, the team bowed only once in a scrimmage with Sharps-ville Among those league teams easily defeated by the girls were Kennedy Christian. Liberty. Brookfield, and Reynolds. Janice Bello, high scorer for the team, served as captain, with Cindy Buchanan as co-captain Other league teams playing the Buhl Club quintet were Mead-ville. Grove City, and Villa Marie Interested spectators from Sharon High School demonstrated increased support for the new team Right A pep talk Opposite Page Left Cindy Davenport lumps against opponent Vicki Styles for control of the ball Right Maureen Reardon prepares a shot Below Julie Reardon recovers the ball and heads out Above. Sharon Girls Buhl Club Basketball Team, seated Gina Moretti. Mary Beth Quinn. Coach Cnsman. Cindy Buchanan. Janice Bello Standing Cindy Davenport. Vicki Styles. Annie Odem. Julie Reardon. Maureen Reardon. Vanessa Otey. Grace Matetich 136 GIRLS BASKETBALL GIRLS BASKETBALL 137 Tiger Wrestlers Take to the Mats in Second Season The increasing attendance of both students and general public at wrestling matches proves that this sport is a growing one at Sharon High The powerful wrestlers, trained by Coach Thomas and Assistant Coach Hull, spend many long hours building muscles, learning new holds, and preparing to go to the mats The efforts of the matmen are greatly rewarded when they experience the exhilarating feeling of pinning their opponent Right Enthusiasm is evident on Tiger bench Opposite Page. Above Senior grapplers grope for grip Below. Varsity. Kneeling Bob Golub. Rich Doheny. Henry Cheeks. Dennis Kacerski. Ed Benson. Tab Boardley. Terry Miller. Bob Wilds Standing Francis Presley Frank Balawender. Greg Kostka. Rudy Kraff’t Nick Mor occo. Lloyd White. Coach Thomas Opposite Page. Below. Jr Varsity. Front Row Tom Wareham. Jim May. John Benson Fred Newman. Anthony Bilunka. Jim Hudson. Louis Brooks. Frank Connelly. Mike Kroko. Mgr Row Gary Solomon. Ed Colt. Don Sewall. Tim Wareham. Nick Brennan. Gary Green. Jerry Dallas Row III Eric Routman. Bob Di8artotomeo. Jeff Johnston. Frank Mai gien. Steve Barth John Hamley Brad Massey Roy Heilein. Mgr 138 WRESTLING SHS OPP Howland. Ohio ..............39 11 East Liverpool. Ohio ..............18 33 Sharpsvi le . . 6 45 Youngstown Ursuline ............. 26 25 Kennedy Christian .............. 6 41 Brookfield, Ohio .............. 5 44 Avonworth ... 30 25 Sharon Thinclads Again Have Successful Season The 1972 track team again provided its op ponents with strong competition Facing the loss of most of its field men, the team was forced to rely on the track events to win points With swift runners in the sprints and distance events, the '72 track team easily proved its worth The highlight of the 71 season was Ken Blue's trip to the State Class A finals, where he placed 2nd in the 220-yard dash His time of 22 1 seconds is the all-time Sharon record Right Junior hurdler Tab Boardley displays promising form at practice Opposite Page. Upper Left Coach Houck notes an improved time in his records Upper Right Ed Gilson tenses in the preliminaries of a strong javelin throw Lower Left Ralph Infante hands off to No 2 man Bill Klink during the 880-relay Front Row Ed MacElroy. Walter Lowery. Dwayne Asker neese. Bill Klink. Dennis Thompson. Kim Daugherty. Larry Goidstone. Francis Presley. Phil Snyder Row II Tab Boardley. Hugh Smith. John Dunlevy. Ken Holsopple. Nick Fabish Greg Himes Row III Georgie Gibbs. Ron Clark. Bill Hamilton. Jack Bamck. Jim Braymer. Joe Schaller Row IV Noah White. Ralph Infante. John Hamley. Rudy Krafft Back Row Kevin Morris. Francis Sherwood. Mike Rupert 140 TRACK SHS OPP Beaver Falls . . 78 1 2 71 1 2 Ell wood City . . 72 78 Reynolds .... 97 53 New Castle . . . 88 62 Butler 37 113 Warren Harding 74 67 Sharon Kennedy Christian 113 37 Hickory 58 1 2 91 1 2 Farrell 81 69 T ACK Ml Baseball Swings Forcefully Into Athletic Program Much skill and great promise was shown by the baseball team in its initial season The 1971 record of eight wins, six losses, and one tie is ample proof of this statement Coach Mike Smith drilled long hours with the boys on batting, pitching, and fielding With such returning seniors as Rick Sakony Gene Pope Don Madura and Lou Vellente the 1972 season successfully surpassed Coach Smith s expectations Right Coach Smith surveys the team during ore-game practice Opposite Page. Top Dave Brubach displays determination as he eagerly awaits the pitch Bottom Ace pitcher Don Madura warms up before tne Sharon-New Castle game Kneeling Nick Nasser Dave Warenam Jay Sau R ck Sakony. Dave Brubach Bob DiBartoiomeo Nick Morocco Standing Manager Jeff Foltz Manager Bob Whetse Gene Pope Tom Leedham Don Madura Lou Veiiente Dan Elvasky Jim Phillips Ke th Mrozek Mike Conne Coach Mike Smith 142 BASEBALL SHS OPP New Castle . . 2 7 Brookfield . . 1 4 Howland . . . 12 4 West Middlesex. . 3 4 New Castle . . 3 3 Union 8 7 Hickory .... 5 7 Lakeview . . . 7 0 Brookfield . . 7 3 Sharpsvil e . . 9 1 Howland . . . 4 10 West Middlesex. . 3 2 Hickory .... 0 6 Lakeview . . . 7 1 Sharpsvil e . . 6 1 BASEBALL 143 CLASSES Fifteen hundred flll-you me them. Self-expressions, Individualities. Games that we play. Confuse Enlighten. So hard To be myself. Right. Seniors. Left to Right Pam Pownall Guy Catania. Ric Johns. Calvin Holloway Below. Juniors Steve Jubr her. Bob Chroback. Kathy Vernon. Holly Sass Opposite Page. Upper Left Snoopy helps proclaim Bob Chroback as Junior Vice-President Lower Left. Sophomores Alan Acker Darla Formichella. Sharon Allison. Ken Achenbach Right. Freshmen Susan Averback. Bob Sass Jim Jubi her. Beverly Wheeler Class Officers Display Qualities Of Leadership And Responsibility Ronald Achenbach Larry AddiCOtt William Alsnauer Tom Anderson Karen Anzenberger Anthony Argenziano Brenda Arrington Roland Askerneese Susan Averback Linda Bacon Laurie Balko Alex Baker Doug Baker Pam Balluck Ricky Barnett Duane Bashore Ruth Ann Bastecky Deborah Bataman Bonnie Bateman Richard Bateman Richard Bauer Pamela Baun Lorraine Beach Gerry Bedich 148 FRESHMAN Freshmen Dwarfed By Large Stores Of Knowledge Kenneth Bee Kevin Bell Collin Bellamo Charles 8enson Jean Bewley Ross Bianco Mary Bicek Julia Bieber Marcia Bieber Stanley Bolotin George Bondarenko Darlene Bor dell Joan Bortner Karen Bottenfield Debbie Bowden Randy Bowser Aniello Branca Ralph Branca Bill Brandon peggv Brocious Donna Brooks Sam Brooks Betty Brown Peggy Brown Emma Brubaker Michael Bucci Helen Buchanan Darla Budetich Joe Bukus Jerry Burkhardt Lana 8urnett Jenny Butchko Helen Butler Lary Byers Paul Byers Lon Calleja Cindy Cameron Bonme Campbell Rick Campbell Valene Campbell Jane Canoe Sandy Carley Daniel Car others Linda Cashier Cindy Cawatt Dave Chandler Arlene Ctedo Lisa Cione FRESHMAN 14$ Freshmen Boys Learn Basic Woodworking Skills Debbie Cipnano James Clark James Clarke Dan Clyde Kevin Coan Kathleen Connelly Mike Conti Ronald Conti Ed Cooper Kathleen Corbett Debbie Cornelius Deborah Cornelius Rosemary Coyne Shawn Coyne Keith Cratgo Mark Dale Patty Dallacrose Carla Danchek Margie Daniels George Damlovics Denise Davidson Gary Davis Lon Davis Pam Davis Todd Davis Steve Dee ter Steve Delpero Debbie DeSantis John Dever Beverly Dias Debby Dickey Larry Dickson Jack Diegan Karen Dilley Kenneth Dillingham Sirena Dillingham John Dillon Suzanne Dillon Michael Dobrovolski Nancy Dobro dravic Richard Doheny Colleen Dolata Lorraine D'Onofno Bill Drabick Fred Dresch Arthur Dunlevy Bonnie Dunn Bob DuVernois 150 FRESHMAN Diane Dyll Mark Dyll Elizabeth Ebelmg Diedre Edwards Judith Elliott Richard Evans Brian Fabish Deanna Fairchild Gary Farrand David Fenstamacher Cindy Ference Susan Ference Diane Fmkbeiner Thomas Forker Lon Formichella Scott Forsythe Sylvia Foster Dan Fox Leonard Fox Tina Fox Frank Fragle Michael Funk Michelle Garrison Bill Gathers FRESHMAN 151 Steve Gibowicz Joel Giglio James Glass Mary Glass Cindy Glavan Robbie Goldstone Bob Golub Tom Goodwin Phyllis Gosnell Janice Gosner David Gorzo Bernice Green Bonme Green Stacey Griffith Cindy Grimm Loma Grossman Brenda Grove Monica Gula Karin Gulentz Sarry Hagan Gary Hohn Fred Haines Robert Hall Terri Hall 152 FRESHMAN Freshman Develop Patience In Shop Classes Veronica Hall Keith Harkless Joe Harakel Eleesa Harrell Bruce Harrold Men lee Harsh Robert Hazi Oebbie Herman Betsy Hetrick Charles Hetrick Paul Hines Cheryl Holmes Jonathan Honel James Horne Kathy Hosey Bill Huska Cynthia Hudson Robert Hug Sherry Hull Charles Irwin Shelly Jackson Mark Jacobson Michael Janosko Robert Janosko Nancy Jenkins Robert Jenkins Gary Johnson Janice Johnson Pam Johnson Susan Johnston Mary Jones Sandy Jones Bill Jones Paul Jorr Jim Jubelirer Matthew Kacerski Dan Karing Janet Karing Roy Keck Steve Kendzor Dave Kennedy Alan Kidd James King Sheila King Thomas King Ed Kish Marianne Kleja Marlene Kosiorek FRESHMAN 153 Industrious Freshmen Display Intense Determination Eugene Kouch Dennis Kowalczyk Paula Kozma Robert Kneger Linda Krivosh Matt Kroko Kathy Kuykendall Randy Larimer Charles Lary Lee Ann Laskosh Michael Laughry Ed Laverty Jim Laverty Robert Laverty Dan Lavm Rachel Law Robyn Leyshon Bob Lichvar Eugene Likens Patrick Logan Jean Looney Cynthia Longwell Tom Mackm Bernard Manilla Robert Mansell Diane Martell Linda Martin Robert Martin Mary Lou Masters Roberta Maury Gerald Mausser James May Dale McCloskey Michael McCormick Theresa McCrary Angela McCullough Stephanie McCullough Carol McLhmney Robert McFarland Robert McHugh Charles McNulty Edward McQuilken Frederick Meiss Maria Mensurati Robert Merat Kathryn Mershimer Beth Messina M e Mihlo 154 FRESHMAN Cindy Miller Daniel Miller Robert Miller Robert Miller Susan Miller Monica Mittal Brenda Moore Beverley Moreland Darnel Moreland Richard Moreland Robert Morgenstern Debbie Morris Catherine Mortimer James Moss Linda Moss Beverly Munnal Megan Murphy Thomas Murphy Joseph Napierkowski Frank Negrea Kathleen Nemet; Frank Neumann Mary Ellen Nigro Alberta Norris FRESHMAN 155 Dan Nunkovitch Margaret 0 Donnell Deborah Ogden Lizette Olsen Karen Osborne Vanessa Otey Mark Pandza Louis Paoletta Albert Papey Gma Parenti Mary Parker Gary Paulson Andrea Peagler John Perkins Frank Perna Barbara Perrme John Perrme Gayle Phillips Debra Pickens Robert Pmkins Richard Pmtar Darlene Plantz Barbara Poppleton Linda Portaro 156 FRESHMAN Freshman Girls Master Elements Of Homemaking John Porterfield Robert Pownall Oolores Pretz Gail Racketa William Radachy William Rader Peter Raketich Maureen Reardon David Reed Sharon Reeher Terry Reeher Pamela Reese Elmer Reiter Joshua Resmck Gary Rivale Shawme Rice Chnsti Richards Kathleen Rimko Daniel Rivetti Thomas Robich Mary Rom bold Sandy Rosenberg Denise Ross Denise Rubolcava Judy Sanata Robert Sass Debra Saul Neal Schell Mark Schweiss James Scott Rosemary Scott Mary Sed Wayne Sederland James Seliga John Ser Donald Sewall Beverly Shade Norman Shaw Michael Shayuth Thomas Shemancik James Sherwood Robin Sherwood Barbara Shields Susan Simimck Vicki Sirb Debbie Small Jack Smith Michele Smith FRESHMAN 157 Freshmen Find Courses Interesting And Beneficial Charles Snyderwine George Solakakis Regina Spadafora Jerry Spencer Paul Spondike James Stefanowicz Judith Steiner Lynn Stewart Tern Stewart Joseph Stoner Marion Styles Evelyn Svarney Julia Tamburro Harry Taylor Rick Taylor Cheryl Taylor Sherry Taylor CoHeen Terchiia Kip Thomas Debra Thompson Ross Thompson Cynthia Tighe John Tishov Keith Tomko Paul Torr Joe Triggiam Lawrence Uretta Suzanne Van Nice Mark Vascom Michele Vascom Daniel Vaughn Donald Vitello Mark Volansky David Wagner Patricia Ward Keith Wareham Thomas Wareham Kathy Warrick Tom Webber Debbie Weiss Sandy Welch Dan Whalen Beverly Wheeler Kathy White Tina White Alice Wiesen Marion Weisen Brian Wilcox 158 FRESHMAN Martha Wilcox Cindy Wiley Joni Williams Kenny Wmiecki Mark Wind land Larry Woodall Mark Yanowttz Darlene Ymgiing Dennis Yoho Joe Zachar Gloria Zedaker Bill Zedaker Keith Zickar Tern Zimmer Reese Zoccola Bill Zolnier Becky Zukas FRESHMAN 159 � « Sophomore Magazine-Flippers Take Refuge In Library Todd Abernathy George Achenbach Kenneth Achenbach Alan Acker Patricia Aldrich Judy Alford Donna Allen Sharon Allison Cecelia Antus Nancy Applegate Robert Ardvini Carmen Argenziano Jerome Arkward Janice Baker Laura Baker Edward Balawender Marcia Barr Michael Barr Nick Bart Gary Barth Bryan Beatty Harry Belton Joseph Belton John Benson SOPHOMORE t 161 Diane Berwing Anthony Bilunka David Black Angela Bolling Cynthia Bom beck Otis Bonner Donna Bonnet Debra Bour Bonnie Bour Regina Brandon Dennis Brandt Karen Brennan Nick Brennan Allison Brown Michael Brysh Robin Buchanan Jeffrey Bugher Karen Burlingame Carol Canns Cathy Caileja Raymond Calleia Debbie Campbell Dennis Candiotti John Carrier 162 SOPHOMORE Sophomores Delight in Animal Antics Susan Carson Diane Chaney Andrew Choros Lorraine Gambotti Lianne Cione Cathy Cipnch Fred Clark Jackie Clark Greg Ciepper Don Colangelo Brenda Colclaser Edward Colt Terry Conlm Mike Connell Janet Cornelius Lynn Cousing Mike Coyne Jeffrey Croft Dawn Cromartie Edward Dach Diane Daffm Debbie Daugherty Cindy Davenport Douglas Davidson Cindy Davis William Dickson George Dillingham Gloria Dmochowski Charlotte Donaldson Deborah Donner Edward Donofrio Michael Dungan John Dunlevy James Ecklund Susan Ehrlich Michael Elston Randy Esposito Elaine Evans Robert Evans Robert Fabian Lynne Fairchild Keith Falasco Gary Ferencik Brenda Ferguson Frank Ferguson Gary Fischer Bridget Flowers Rita Fodor SOPHOMORE 163 Sophomores Find Time To Study And Sleep Jeffrey Foltz Darla Formichella Ann Forsythe Susan Foster Carol Fragle Bob Freund Molly Frolick Terry Gale Michael Gallagher Barbara Gargano Connie Gavala John Gee Reginald Gilchrist Lisa Gmther Robin Gladys James Glass Jody Godfrey Cindy Golub Paul Goodwin Deborah Gosnell Robert Gosnell Rick Grande Gary Greene Penny Gner Marvin Gregory Audrey Griffin Barbara Groboski Debbie Grossman Jane Grundy Robert Guerrim Dona Gulentz Marilyn Haas Gertrude Haines Richard Hamley Joe Haggerty Derek Hall Lucie Ham Cynthia Harsh Deborah Hassan Patricia Hassell Tim Headings Dennis Hemlen Laura Henning Karen Hetmanski Janice Hichik Deborah Hice Randy Holloway Teresa Holloway 164 SOPHOMORE Gail Holsopple Gretchen Horn Kimberly Hoyson James Hudson Dennis Huey Laura Hug Karen Husband Annette Infante Karen Irwin Susan Jackson Ann Ja wmski William Jimro Joyce Johnson Karen Johnston Connie Jones William Jones Louis Josa Gary Jurenovich Diane Kaiser Nancy Karkoska Diane Kennedy Jackie Kennedy Larry Kephart John Kepko SOPHOMORE 165 Virginia Kerins Eugene Kern Jan Kerr Denis Killa Denise Killa James King Raymond Kloss Kathleen Kocott Laura Kosheba Janet Kostka Ihof Krawec Amy Kretser Ray Kurland Dave Kurtamch Michael lapcevich Michael lary Richard Lary Debby Lashmsky Terry Laskosh Kim Loughry Ruthie Law Lynn Lenzi Edward Lichvar Dan Llewelyn 166 SOPHOMORE Anxiety Of Casting Overcomes Sophomore Girls Todd Locke Mike Locfcovitch Judy Lockmcar Debbie Longwell Linda Loscalzo Sandy Luce Jim Lumpp Dave Lysohir Carol Madden Donna Madden David Madura Robert Maigien Anita Manilla Jim Manilla Debbie Mansfield Dawn Mansell Bill Mansell Monica Marcu Linda Marley Bob Marosy Tom Marshall Joyce Marsteller Catherine Martell Karen Martell Renee Martin Rozanne Martin Patricia Mayerchok Richard McCrakm Debbie McCullough Kathy McCullough Dave McFarland John McKendry Richard McKinnon Katherine Megyesi Jeff Meier Robert Menster Joe Messina Barbara Meszaros Diane Miller Bill Miller Cathy Jo Miller Michael Moats Gina Moretti Sandy Morgenstern Beth Moyer Norman Munrtell Mike Murphy Tom Murray SOPHOMORE 167 Unusual Study Habits Exhibited By Sophomore Girls Leonard Nasser George Neumann Bill Newby Scott Niehaus Mary Carol O'Brien Annie Odem Jane 0 Donnell Joanne Ogg Pius Olesky Mary Ondich Anna Mane Osier Joyce Paoletta Sue Parker Darlene Pasco Dorothy Pasco Maurice Peagler Gary Peidle Walter Phillips Terry Piazza William Pmtar David Pollack Cheryl Pope Charlotte Portaro Luann Porter Judy Porterfield Jerry Powell Theresa Presley Joyce Racketa Jovan Raketich Janet Rambeck Deborah Rapp Judy Reed Tom Reed Verna Reiter Ken Renshaw Robin Rmdy Brian Rizor Mike Rossi Eileen Rupert Patrick Rupert Joyce Ryan Bruce Sabol Judy Sanata Carol Sass Donna Saul Richard Scales Karen Schmidt Christine Schnur 168 SOPHOMORE Dennis Senay Karen Seybert Vickie Sham Robin Sherwood Daniel Serb Frank Smeraglia Denise Sokranko Gary Solomon Paul Spondike James Stefanowictz Jim Sternthal James Stevenson Regma Stinedurf Debbie Strock Charles Struchen Karen Styduhar Marlene Summers Lorraine Szabo Betty Tarcy Karen Tennant Fred Theiss Bill Thomas Denise Thorpe Violet Tighe SOPHOMORE 169 Brotherly Sophies Develop Everlasting Friendships Donald Tomko Barbara Trump Roberta Tuck Susan Unger Ronald Uretta Diane Vance Michael Van Ditta Susan Vanetti Barbara Voyten Stephen Webber Peter Weimer Dennis Wells Faith Whalen Robert Whetsel Lloyd White Susan Wiles David Williams Anne Willson Anthony Wisnowski Marilyn Withersty Wayne Wolansky Carl Wolfgang Cheryl Yaffee Michael Yoest Donna Young Ronald Young Mary Yuhoss Richard Yuhoss 170 SOPHOMORE Spirited Juniors Relax And Converse Holly Acker Dan Adams David Alhson Nancy Anderson Margaret Anzenburger Carol Argenziano Dwayne Askerneese Maryellen Axe Cheryl Bacon Gwendolyn Baker Robert Baker Deborah Baldinelli Karen Ballard David Bancroft Richard Barnes Steven Barth Darrell Bashor Larry Batanian Patricia Bateman Bradford Bately Donna Baxter Barbara Bell Janice Bello John Bennett Edward Benson Thomas Benson Donald Bewely William Biblis Paula Bicek William Bicek Henry Bteber Thomas Boardley Sally Bondannko Carl Bono Robert Brandt James Braymer Margaret Brennan Marsha Brocious Mark Brubach Gary Bryce Cynthia Buchanan Mary Bunch Debra Burns James Burns Andrew Butchko Gregory Callahan Anna Campagna Joyce Campbell 172 ' JUNIOR Sandra Campbell Theodore Candiotti Joseph Carothers Mchaei Ceacer Lydia Cerroni Frances Chervmko John Chtzmar Nancy Chomar Robert Chrobak Betty Churlik Ronald Clark Liz Cione David Coccia Jeffrey Cohen Francis Connelly Lisa Conti Mary Lou Conti Kimberly Cooper Patrick Corbett Bruce Cornelius Lynette Cromartie Michelle Curry Jeffrey Oach Margaret Dallas 173 JUNIOR John Davidson Julie Davis Richard Davis Barbara DeCapua Larry Deeter Candy DeForesi Marie Demarco Eric Derby Francis DeSantis Bob DiBartolomeo Donna Dixon Sandi Dignon Debbie Dillon Gary Dillingham Margaret Dirgo Bruce Diven Holly Diven Andrea Dolata Mary Ellen Donnelly Thomas Drabick Eileen Drolsbaugh Virginia Dromo Rose Du rich Richard Dunlevy 174 JUNIOR Athletic Endeavors Arouse Restless Juniors Michael Dunn Margaret Dunsmore John D'Urso Rita D'Urso Connie Dye Dan Dzurinda Daniel Elvasky Thomas Ellis Gary Elston Linda Epstein Angela Esposito David Evakich Michael Evans Wtlba Fabich William Fairman Cynthia Feigert Thomas Fekech Judith Fillers Robert Fmzel Manfred Fischer Susan Fitzgerald Susan Fitzgerald Geraldine Flynn Janelle Frantz Loni Frolick Gail Fruit Judy Gadola Karen Gargano Debra Garon Monica Garzoni Veronica Garzom Anthony Gaspanch Thomas Gathers Manfred Geiser Kerry Generalovich Daniel Gerda David Gerda Donald Gereb George Gibbs Mary Gillespie Heather Gilliland Deborah Gilson Donald Golub Karen Grande Ellen Gray Caryn Gregory Dennis Gregory Thomas Greene JUNIOR 175 Self Searching Juniors Seek Maturity Jean Griffith Kathy Grove Beverly Hahn John Hainely Carol Haines Linda Hale Kathy Hall Richard Hall William Hamilton Cheryl Harrison Fred Hassan Linda Hassell Ethel Hawkins Deborah Hazi Roy Hemlen Sue Herald Paula Hess Ruth Hetrick David Hilko Gregory Himes Judy Hoagland Nancy Holt Jeff Hoover Karen Horning Sandy Horning Suzanne Horvath Frankie Hoyson Gary Hruska Marjorie Hudson Mary Jo Hughes William Hughes Marsha Hunt Gary Isco Paul Janosko Anthony Johnson Jeffrey Johnston Mimi Johnston Charles Jones Lynn Jones Ronald Jones Steven Jubelirer Carla Jurenovich Michael Jurenovich Dennis Kacerski Kristine Kaiser James Karmg Scott Kennedy Susan Kerins 176 JUNIOR Susan Kifer James Kilbert Richard Klein Frances Kleia William Klmk Dennis Koch Kathy K on car Shirley Koscmski Bruce Kosiorek Christian Koss Marsha Kovach Richard Kovach Irene Koval Donna Kariel Rudolph Krafft Pam Krakowski Mark Krochka Marcia Kudelko Gmny Kuhn Robert Kurland Craig Lang Susan lart Michael Leonetti Patricia Leonetti JUNIOR 177 178 JUNIOR Detxa Lmamen Lon Locke John Longstreet William Lowery Susan Lyth Deborah Magargee Joseph Malgien Barb Mallorie Ronald Mansell Steve Mansen Jules Marcu Debbie Margiean Paul Mannko Celesta Marino Joseph Marletto Suzanne Marletto John Martell Bob Martell Joseph Mar ano Bradley Massey Neil Mastrian Grace Ann Matetich Myron Matthews Pam Maxfield Hungry Juniors Battle Lunch Line Crowds John McCann Joyce McCrary John McElhany Elaine McKeithan William McKinnon Sam McMmn Karen McSherry Peggy McQuilken Charles Megyesi Randy Mentrek Dennis Messina Michael Messina Beth Miller Charlene Miller Russell Miller Patricia Miller Jesse Moore Jim Moran Gaspenna Morocco Nick Morocco Keith Mudrey Sandy Murray Ralph Nelson Mike Nichols Debbie Nowaczenski Charles Nowaczenski Patti 0 Donnell Margaret Ogg Debbie Oliver Stephanie Otey Lynn Palmer James Parquette Bruce Pelsh David Peretic Debbie Peters Dorothy Peterson Melvin Perry James Phillips Rosanne Phillips Vauda Phillips George Piddington Larry Pifer Janice Pmkms Debbie Pintar Robert Pintar Darlene Polkovitch Jean Polkovitch Francis Presley JUNIOR 179 Mischievous Juniors Enjoy Rigors Of Gum Duty Kathy Pritz Carol Protos Joan Purdy Mary Beth Quinn Linda Radachi Julia Reardon James Reeher Susan Reilly Gary Rendick Mike Rhodanz Cyril Risavi Linda Robinson Sylvia Rocco Paul Rockwell Susan Rombold Pattie Rosenberg Lee Rosenblum David Ross Eric Routman George Rung Matthew Ruttinger Debbie Sabmo Lou Ann Salandna Holly Sass Joseph Schaller Tom Schosser Greg Schrumpf John Semanique Michael Senay Joseph Ser Patricia Sharper Susan Shayuth Thomas Sheehan John Shelby Francis Sherwood Mark Sherwood Carl Sizer James Slantz Cindy Smith Claudia Smith Jeanne Snyder Richard Snyderwme Jeffrey Spaulding William Stafford Karen Stull Vickie Styles Joe Svarney Margaret Syslo 180 JUNIOR Karen Taylor Jane Tennant Frank Testani Bernard Theiss Patricia Thomas Denise Thompson Dennis Thompson Dave Tomko Paul Tomko Rose Mane Truchan Cynthia Trulick Crystal Ulan Laurie Ulrich Carol Van Nice Robert Van Tassel Chns Vaughn David Vaughn Kathleen Vernon Kathleen Voiansky Sandra Wansor Cindy Wareham David Wareham Timothy Wareham Loretta Weisenborn t JUNIOR 181 Curious Juniors Attempt To Find Themselves In Yearbook Kenneth Wells Elrse Werner Patrick Whalen Robin White Robert Wilds Richard Wiles David Winters Deborah Wolford Marilyn Wooten Mark Yaffee Larry Yeoman Gloria Yoest Joseph Yuhoss Robert Zedaker Debbie Zokie Jenny Zyak 182 JUNIOR Seniors Enjoy Nostalgic Return Of Yo-Yos School life is full of uppers and downers Jeff Rozmata Being in school has an advantage over being at home in that at home you are bored alone while in school you are bored in good company Steve Perkins s Cynthia Addicott Frank Anzenberger Jane Andrews Byard Arkward Linda Ault Paula Averback Bryan Bacon John Bacon Ross Baker 184 SENIOR Frank Balawender Jack Banick Vivian Banjak Patricia Barnett Ivory Barnett Kathy Barr Frank Barretta Joyce Bartel Christine Bastecky Brenda Beany Karleen Bedich SENIORS 185 Senior Players Dedicated To Tiger Victories Football made a man out of me Ralph infante I like football, but it made me dumber than I really am Anonymous Football makes men but only men make football Buster Arfcward Teresa Bedich Robert Bidaman David Bika Karen Black Valene Black Debra Boardley Deborah Bradley Stanley Bom beck Edward Bonner Timothy Bowden Willie Brooks David Brubach Dawnelie Bugher Robert Bunch 186 SENIOR SENIOR 187 Sandra Colt Charles Combine Michael Conlon Angela Conti 188 SENIOR Mary Conti Brenna Cornwell Mechanical Drawing Lures Progressive Senior Girls Being the only girl in the class does have its advantages I'm building a better mousetrap so the world will beat a path to my door Heidi Milter Sometimes my days are so bad I feel like fading off the face of the earth. Anonymous Mark Cnstea Richard Davilovics SaMy Damlovtcs Mary Dias Deborah Dias Cart Dickson Jaan Dickson SENIOR 189 Linda Dtlley David Dobfozdr avtc Michele Dorus George Drabick Carol Droisbaugh Mary Dunch James Dunkerley Roxanne Dyll 190 SENIOR James Elliott Kathryn Olis Summer Workshops Preoccupy Senior Staffers I learned more about people in one week at Ohio University than I’ve learned in a year at Sharon High School Laune McCabe Kent State was incredible -you actually could talk to someone you had just met Debbie Boardtey Victoria Emery David Evans Laura Evans Mary Rita Evans Sam Fenstermacher Deborah Ference Joseph Ferencik Kan Ferguson SENIOR t9i Senior Band Members Jubilantly March For Peace Band is the best way I know of to get used to the cold Rick Fleischer The frustrations of a ninth period Trig class are really worked out in band Mike Rupert Dolores Fette Mary Fink Ronald Fisher Douglas Fitzgerald Richard Fleischer Cynthia Foltz Diane Foltz Julia Forker Roberta Fragle 192 SENIOR Michael Franek Carol Gadsby Jolaine Gilchrist Bradford Gillespie Debbie Gilliland Edwin Gilson Frank Godina Nicholas Gligor Eve Goldberg Jack Goldberg Larry Goldstone SENIOR 193 Marilyn Griffith Sandra Groboski Nancy Grexa 194 SENIOR Bradley Grove Creative Seniors Unveil Hidden Talents, Skills Beverly Haidu Art allows us to create something of beauty with our own hearts and minds Kim Daugherty I'm only sorry I didn't take Art when I was a sophomore Renee McCabe Kenneth Harmison Deborah Hassel Ron Heath Cheryl Heitzenrater Dennis Herald Hwvey Hersh loma Hess Victor Heutsche Janice Hillman John Hodge Donna Holler Calvin Hok way SENIOR 195 196 Intramurals Provides Robust Activity For Senior Girls I d like to see gym and health classes become co-ed There would eventually be a lot less embarrassment between the sexes Patty Wareham Gym is the only place you can learn to take a shower Anonymous Kenneth Holsopple Stuart Holt Roy Hosey Ray Hubic Kafen HuQ Lisa Hughes Robert Jazwmski jan je| |er Francis Jensen Richard Jimro SENIOR Margaret King Rose Mane Koch Gregory Kostka Leonard Knight SENIOR 197 James Kostra Marlene LaCamera Dale Lafferty Walter Laird Lots Langford Penny Larimer Thomas Leedham Thomas Lmamen 198 SENIOR Joseph Lipsick Frances Longley Seniors Relish Unusual Interests, Pastimes As you ramble on through life, my boy. whatever be your goal, keep your eye upon the doughnut and not upon the hole Roy Hosey I'd like to see beer in the water fountains--school would be much more enjoyable It would make Sharon High School Come alive again Peggy DeCapua Sharon Long well Shauna Lucas Phillip LoScalzo Walter Lowery Elizabeth MacMillan Edward MacElroy David Mackin Scott Madden Donald Madura Karen Madura Frank Malg er. Ga.1 Martin SENIOR 199 Senior Talents Emcompass Various Fields Of Music Choir is the best period of the day I feel free to be myself and still work hard Sue Wilde Remember seniors, we may be the smallest in number in choir, but you know we re bad. right Mr Blough? Kum Ferguson Bonita Mask Robert Mason Marta Massaro James Mausser Vincent Mazzola Deborah McBnar Laurel McCabe Linda McCombs Maureen McCabe William McCloskey I 200 SENIOR Margaret McCormick Flora McCrary Sandra McDonald William McKendry Shirley McLaughlin Ronald McPherson Loreen Mershimer Messina Ronald Mihalcm Steven Mikulin Kenny Mild William Milhetm SENIOR 201 Motorcycles Provide Change Of Pace For Seniors My senior year is similar to riding in an Enduro. There are many obstacles to be passed, but the reward is great upon completion Mack Jurenovich Motorcycles are the best way in the world to find yourself because you don't have time to be anyone else Larry Goldstone Cheryl Miller Heidi Miller Nancy Miller Frank Mindicino Janet Moore Patricia Moreland Kevin Morn$ Keith Mrozek Murdoch PM ) Murray Kenneth Musol Nicholas Nasser Robin Neiswonger Deborah Niemiec 202 SENIOR Vickie Pandza Cheryl Papay Frank Pasouale Anthony Patsy SENIOR 203 Mane Petrelia Lyle Phetteplace Hazel Ph.llips Gladys P rce 204 SENIOR Gloria Pope Raymond Pop rocky Seniors Extend Greetings In Morning Announcements Sometimes I wonder if anyone ever listens to announcements Bob Jazwmski Announcements are a good way to start the day off with a laugh Paula Averback Pamela Pownall Catherine Radachy Smil|a Raketich Linda Rambeck David Ranelli Melanie Reda jane ReSnick Jack Risch Edward Robinson Warren Robinson Michael Rock Raymond Rodondi SENIOR 205 Studious Seniors Profit By Improved Library Facilities Throughout life at Sharon High School. I have tried to prevent my education from interfering with my learning. I hope I have succeeded Jeff Went Not until education becomes democratic will our society be able to function as a democracy Guy Catania Bob Roskos Jeffrey Rozmata Michael Rupert Miriam Sabo Richard Sakony Lee Sampson Karen Sargent Wealthy Sass John Saul Gary Schumacher Paulette Seliga Jeffrey Sewall Darnel Shaffer Dave Sharley 206 SENIOR Larry Sharper Melinda Shayuth Claudia Shilling Karen Siminick Richard Skibo Juke Smith James Snowball Philip Snyder SENIOR 207 Seniors Silently Reflect On Challenges Of Future School is like sitting against a wall after awhile it's a pain in the neck. Jim Dunkerly What many students fail to realize when they attempt to impress their peers is that if they do impress others, they weren't worth impressing, and if they don't, their effort was wasted Mary Rita Evans Mary Snyderwine Shelly Spencer Debra Stem Catherine Sternthal John Stmedurf Robin Stip Elizabeth Strock John Styduhar Debra Styles Carlton Summers 208 SENIOR John Szakach Bonnie Tarcy Sandra Taylor Crystal Templeton Richard Thomas Mary Lou Thomas Linda Tomko Karen Tompkins Diane Ulan Phillip Uretta Louis Vellente Gloria Virostick SENIOR 2 Lois Visnyai Robert Vitello Judith Volansky Margaret Wells Jeffrey Wentz Colleen Whalen Mary White 210 SENIOR Seniors Demonstrate Daily Their Concern For Others Noah White Joseph Wiesen Everyone is apathetic in this school because we keep telling ourselves we are that way without knowing fully what the word means. Dawnelle Bugher School7 I can't say I've loved it. I can't say I've hated it I suppose I won't know how I feel about it until I've left it Anonymous Susan W.kle James Willson Gary Wilson Amy Winters Cynthia Zawacki DeAnn Zimmer Joseph Zippay SENIOR 211 Senior Activities List CINDY ADDICOTT Band 1.2.3. Orchestral.2.3. Intraroials 1. 2. German Club 2.3: Future Nurses 3; Prom DecoiatmiJ Com mittee 3 (70.81.184). LINDA ALLEN (134) JANE ANDREWS Intramurals 1.2 Art Club 3. Student Council 3. (184) TfTlHi-YV73r' KjfjTer ers 3. Hi-Yv7 FRANK ANZENBERGER Instn ao Vjyiatenals 1, ,3 Key Club 2.3. Keglers 3 Pep BYARD ARKWARD Student Council 2.i Motto Committee 3 :€+ 1.2.3. Hello Polly 3. LINDA AULT Stu 3. French Club 3. (1 PAULA AVERBACK Band 1.2ra 1.2j3. Intrammgis 1.2. Future Teachers 1.2. Vic H resideji 0 t.2lF2rry HUB Masque Mike 2.3. Spanish Cfub MJror Business Staff 2 3 Pep Club 3. Tri-Hi-Y 3. T«ekf� t Committee 3 (70.81.84.107.1 BRYAN BACON Hi-Y 1; Chess Club 3. (184) V JOHN BACON Intramurals 1.2;3h gss Club 2 Keglers 2.3 Baseball 2.3. Chairman Bonfire Commpee 5T i184t —4 ROSS BAKER Basketball 12 3. -3..-Club- 2:3' Spanish Club 3 Key Club 3 Monitor 3 Class Gift Committer (107.129 130.184; I FRANK 8ALAWENDER Band 1.2 185) JACK BANICK FootbalM .2.3. Wrestling “2,3, Track 2.3. In-tramurals 2.3 Key QuMSt Farrell Baiiv Comm'ireful 116.140.185) VIVIAN BANJAK Library Club 12: raTe'tena Worker 1.2.3. - (185) IVORY BARNETT Football 2.3 Intramurals ■2;3 TT'TB .]85) PATRICIA BARNEjTT Intran urals 1.2.3)' Stftden Council 1 Monitor 2. Home Class Colors Comn ttee 3 (18j5) Economics Club 3. K ji� . rJ 3 Tri-Hi-Y 3 GAYLE BARON Future Teadhers 1. Sp Club 2,3. 0 ss Colors Committee 3 (185 E KATHY BARR Dpnce Club n. Future Te« :hers 1. Cheerleader 2.3 Spanish Club 2.3. Class] Colors COwimittei 3 (108.185) FRANK BARRETT A Bonfire CommilK 3 (185 JOYCE BARTEL Keglers £1 FBL4 2.3. Home Econ Club 3 (185) 212 SR ACTIVITIES CHRISTINE BASTECKY Library Club 1. Intramurals 1. Student Announcer 3. Class Colois Committee 3. Prom Decorating Committee 3 Ski Trip Committee 3 (185) BRENDA BEATTY Home Economics Club 3. FBLA 3 (185) KARLEEN BEDICH Prom Decorating Committee 3 (185) TERESA BEDICH Student Council 1.3. Intramurals 1,2.3. Farrell Rally Committee 3 (186) ROBERT BIDAMAN Ctois Vice President 1.2. Key Club 1.2. President 3. Student Council 1.2. Intramurals 1.2.3. Boys Swim Team 2.3. Football 3 Hi Y 3. Ski Trip Committee 3. (126.186) DAVID BIKA Basketball 1.2. Intramurals 2. Hi-Y 2. Track 3; Key Club 3. Bonfire Committee 3 (186) KAREN BLACK library Club 1.2.3 (99.186) VALERIE flACK Art Club 1.2.3. Library Club 1. Gazute Art Stafr 2 3 Spanish Club 3. Tri-Hi-Y 3. Prom Decorat] Comr ittee 3 (92.186). DfeRA BOARDLEY Future Teachers 1.2; Gazette 1.2. Ass 7 diate Editor 3. Ctooir 1.2. Intramurals 1.2. National Honor c� ety 2.3. Qurtf Sca i 3 Prom Tiokefs Committee 3. Pf Decorating Committee 3.1B.1 98.124.t86) -I U. riwm u 1.2: Gazette 1 STANLEY BOMBECK Intrantirals 1 7 8. Bonfire Committee 3. (186 EDWARD BONNER (186) TIMOTHY BOWDEN. (186). DEBORAH BRADLEY Monitor 1?. Inflationals 1.2; Spanish Club 2. Home Economics Club 3. Sports Ushc 3. Class Colors Com mittee 3 (186). A . IE BROOKS Football 1.2 j . D BRUBACH Football ip 3 Key CL.h 12 Baseball 2.3. Intramulls 2.3. (113.114 116 142 186) DAWNELLE BUGHER Band iM Orchestra 1.2 Vice Pres identjb3; Future Teachers 1.2j residett 3:Intramurals 1 2 Mas que Mike 1,2. Secretary 3 Gazette J.2 Airror 3 Library Club 1. National Honor SocietL 2 3 Spar sh bbb 2 Cast The Hot :ift 2, Pep Club 3. Tn-Hl Bras ®emble 3 Cast Heiil Dolly 3, Class Gift ComAitte l g D ting mittee 3 (81.87 98.107.186) ROBERT BURICH Key Club k� th II 1. Co-chairman Bonfire I 1.2.3. Intramurals Committee 3.J186 1.2.3. Bas PATRICIA BURNS Dance Clqbfcj. Keglers 1||B| ture Nurses ll Pep Club 2,3. Spanish Club 2: FBLA 2 ! nit Committee 3. (187). SHEILA BURNS Intramurals 1.2 3. Fufure Tea-rhfis 1 Pep Club 2, Treasurer 3. Mirror 2.3: Tn-Hi-Y 3; Prom Decorating Committee 3. Recognition Day Committee 3. Class uifljGiife mmee 3 Announcements Committee 3 (88,107.187) CAROL BUTCHKO Band 1.2,3. Choir Accompan Leaders Club 1.2.3. Future Teachers 1.2; Intramurfls 1 National Honor Society 2.3; Mirror 2. Photography'Editor Quill Scroll 3. Prom Decorating Committee 3 Rfcogmt Day Committee 3 74.81.9PV1 R ’ BRUCE CAIRNS Intre rals 1.2. Bonfire Committet 3 (i r PATTI CALLAHAN Pep Club ? F,. i Rally Commitf 3; Class Colors Committee 3 (187) VICKI CARTHORN Monitor 1.2: Library Club 3. Class Motto Committee 3 (187) GUY CATANIA Class President 1.2,3. IntramuraU 1.2.3. Student Council 2. Vice President 3; Key Club 2.3. Hi Y 3 Bonfire Committee 3. Prom Decorating Committee 3 (6®8 146.1 187) JANICE CHAMBERS Intramurals 1,2.3. Sports Ushe Home Economics Club 3. Tri-Hi-Y 3 FBLA 3 1187). m she 7 PATRICIA CHERVINKO Monitor 2. (188) Tri-Hi-Y 3. FBL 3 3; MARCIA CHIKQSKY Intramurals 1,2; Future Teachers Orchestra 1.2. Concert Mistress 3; Spanish Club 1.2.3; T� Hi-Y 1.2.3; Pep Club 2.3. National Honor Society 2.3 Slidgnt Council 3. Chairman Prom Tickets Committee 3 (70.84 9§, 107.188) 4 KEVIN CIONE Monitor 1. Intramurals 1.2.3; Boyst Sw m Team 2; Student Council 2; Keglers 2.3 Key Club 3; Farrell Bonfire Committee 3. (188) MELVIN CIONE Instructional Materials 1.2. Intramurals 1 2; Bonfire Committee 3 (188). i I CONNIE CLARK Choir 1.2.3. Art Club 2 (73.188) DAVE CLARK Intramurals 1.2.3; Key Club 1.2; Me itor 1.. 3. Prom Decorating Committee 3 (188) DAVID CLYDE Intramurals 1.2.3. Monitor 1; Hi Y man Club 2. (188). Ger DENIS COAN Instructional Materials 1.2: Intramcrals 1.2.3 Announcements Committee 3 (188) DJ l ess Code SANDRA COLT Student Council 1. Chairman Committee 3. Leaders Club 1. Intramural Manager 2 3 Intramurals 1.2.3. Future Teachers 1.2. Instructional Materials 1.2; Pep Club 2, Vice-President 3. Mirror 2. Photography Editor 3. French Club 2. National Honor Society 2.3 Quill and Scroll 2.3. Cast Hello Dolly” 3; Chairman Prom Rules Committee 3. Class Gift Committee 3; Recognition Day Commiree 3 (68. 88 98 107.188) CHARLES COMBINE ArfWb 12. 3. Keglers 1.2: Intramui als 1.2.3 (188: MICHAEL CONLON Key ‘Club 12.3 Instructional Materials 1 2: Intramui ifs Prom Oegoiaimg Committee 3. Prom les Committee 3, Bonfire Committee 3 (188) Orchestra 1.2.3 Intramurals 1.2.3 Future Pep Ctub 2. President -3: Tri Hi Y 2. French Typing Editor 3; Quill Scroll 3. Prom Decocting Comm ttee 3 (70 88 98.107 1881 ■lAR ONTI ©nrramurnis 1 2 3 Tn H. Y 3 PBt.A 3 Decorating Conin ttee 3. Class Colors Committee 3 (1 rom 89) BRENNA CORNWELL Ban'S 1,2.3. Masque Mike 1 2.3 Intramurals 1.2.3 Girls Swim Teem 2 Captain 3. Art Club 2. President 3. National Honor Sdkiety 2.3. Leaders 2.3. Student Council 2. Chairman Prom Decorating Committee 3; Recognition Day Committee 3 (81 98.124.189) MARK CRISTEA (189) RICHARD DANILOVICS Stage Crew 1.2,3.U8$) SALLY DANILOVICS ■ 189) KIM DAUGHERTY Tj Country Z BovySWim Team 2 National Honey Society 2 3 s-rating Committee 3 (126 140.189 k 1.2 3. Chou : Hi , 2. Cross ° Co captain 3 Art Club 2.3. Top CoTnmittee 3. Prom Deco- 4 JOHN DAVERIO Orchflijitrj Concertmaster 1.2 Student Coun oil 1; German Club 2: Bo rton University 3 (189) JAY DAVIS Key Club Committee 3 (189) .2: Intrfcmurals 1 MBiB i IIIHI Basebell 2 Bonfire MARGARET DeCAPUA KeglefS 1.2. Future Nurses 1.2. Tr Hi-Y Vice President 3. Girls Swim Team Co-captain 2.3 Masque Mike 2.3. Home Economics Club 3. itramurais 12 3. Guidance Department Aid 3. (124 189) DARYL DeMARCO GENE DeSANTIS DEBORAH DIAS Sharpsville High School 1. Masque MiKe 2.3. Spanish Club 2.3 Mirror . staff W'XrnWa' Student Council 3. Class Coiors Committee 3 P om Dec rating Committee 3. Farrell Rally Committee 3 (84 189) MARY DIAS Sharpsville High Sc ' ool 1 CARL DICKSON. (189- Band (189) JEAN DICKSON Band 1.2,3: Orchestra 1 2.3 Home Economics Club 1. Art Club 2.3. Future Teachers 3; Tn-Hi-Y 3 Masque Mike 3. Prom Decorate y Committee 3 (70.81 189) LINDA DILLEY Future Nurses 1.2. Spanish Club 2.3 Tn Hi-Y 3 Monitor 3. Class Motto Committee 3 (190 DAVID $OBrS?DRAVIC Instructional Materials 1.2 3 Ger man Club 2. National Honor Society 2 3 Student Advisorv Council 2 (190) SR ACTIVITIES 213 MICHELE DORUS FBLA 1.2. Corresponding Secretary 3. Future Teachers T; Intramurals 1.2 Pep Club 2.3. Keglers 2. 3. Class Colors Committee 3: Chairman Announcements Com mittee 3. (190) GEORGE DRABICK Track 1. Football 2. Baseball 2. Keglers 3; Intramurals 2.3 (190) CAROL DROLSBAUGH Keglers 2. Pep Club 3 FBLA 3; Farrell Rally Committee 3. Class Colors Committee 3 (190) MARY DUNCH Intramurals 1.2.3 Spanish Club 2.3 Tri-Hi Y 3. Library Club 3. Prom Decorating Committee 3; Prom Rules Committee 3 199.190) JAMES DUNKERLEY Football 1.2. Intramurals ]2.3; Track 1: Key Club 3 1190) JAMES ELLIOTT ROXANNE DYLL Band 1.2.3. Intramurals 1.2; Future Nurses 2.3. Class Gift fcommittee 3. Farrell Rally Committee 3. Prom Decorating Committee 3 (81.190). Imramurals (19 KATHRYN ELLIS Band Librarian 1.2.3., Orchestra 1. Secretary 2 3 Future Teachers 1.3; Intramurats 1.3. Mirror Business Staff 2.3 Pep Club 3; Tri-Hi Y 3. Masque Mike 3. Prom Decorating Committee 3 (70.81.107,191? VICTORIA EMERY Student Council 1 Masque Mike 1.2. Vice President 3. Future! Nurses 1.2. Keglers 1.2. Girls Swim Team 2.3 Tr. Hi Y 3 (12 .191) DAVID EVANS Keglers 2: Irtt amurals 2 (191). LAURA EVANS Sports Us f 1; Intramurals 1.2.3. Pep Club 2. Masque Mike 2. Tri-Hi-Y j Home Economics Club 3. Prom Decorating Committee 3 Farrell] Rally Committee 3 (191) MARY RITA EVANS Gazette 1. Editorial Board 2. Editor 3 Student Council Dress Gpde Committee 2, Historian 3. Senior Class Play Student Director 3. Future Teachers 1. Intramurals 1.2. Instructional Materials 1. Quill fk Scroll 2.3. National Honor Society 2.3. Student Advisory Group 2. Talent Show Stu dent Director 2: Chairman Class Colors Committee 3. Recognition Day Committee 3 91.98.191). HARRY EWART. (191). . MARY FABICH Future [Teachers 1.2 3. Intramurals 1,2.3; German Club 2.3. Class lotto Committee 3 Announcements Committee 3 (191) 1 1 NICHOLAS FABISH H� -Y 1.2.3. Basketball 1.2. Track 1.2.3. Key Club 2.3. Football 2.3 Spanish Club 3. Farrell Rally Committee 3. (113.1 14 129.140 191). JUDY FAIR Student Council 1.2. Future Nurses 1.2. President 3. Guidance Department Aid 3; Athletic Department Aid 3. Latin Club 3. Prom Decorating Committee 3 (191) SAM FENSTERMACHER 1(191) DEBORAH FERENCE Band 1.2.3. Future Nurses 2 3 In- X tramurals 2. Announcements Committer 3 Class Gift Commit tee. Prom Decorating Committee 3 (8' .191) JOSEPH FERENCIK Intramurals Committee 3. (191) ,3; Prom Decorating KIM FERGUSON Intramurals 1.S Choir 1.2.3; Mirror 2. Editor 3. Future Teachers 1. GirlsSOctet 2. Girls Sextet 3. Pep Club 2.3. Quill Scroll 2.3. Tigjer Mascot 3. Latin Club 3; Cast Hello Dolly” 3; Prom Decorating Committee 3; Farrell Rally Committee 3 (73.88.98.191) Club 2. Tri-Hi Y 3 DOLORES FETTE FBLA 3. (192). MARY FINK Sports Usher 1. Spanish (192) SUSAN FINKBEINER Monitor 1.2 3; Intramurals 3 (192) RONALD FISHER Intramurals 1.2L3 Baseball 3 Bonfire Committee 3 (192). DOUGLAS FlTZCifcHALD Jrack 1. Student Council 1 (192). RICHARD FLEISCHER Inuamurals 1.2,3 Football 2. Wrestling 2. Key Club 2 Band Ahht nicer 3: Masque Mike 3. Keg lers 3. Chairman Farrell Rally Committee 3 (192) CYNTHIA FOLTZ Masque Mike 1.2.3. FBLA 2.3. Spanish Club 2.3; Pep Club 2 3; Student Secretary 2,3. Student Director Hello Dolly” 3. Prom Oecorating Committee 3. Prom Rules Committee 3 (192). DIANE FOLTZ Pep Cub 2; FBLA 3 Tri-Hi Y 3 (192) JULIA FORKER Intramurals 1.2.3. Monitor 1. Student Coun-Cil 1. Class Treasurer 2. Cheerleader 3. Guidance Department Aid 3; French Club Treasurer 3 (108 192) ROBERTA FRAGLE Band 1.2.3. Intramurals 1.2.3. FBLA 2 Tri-Hi-Y 2. Prom Decorating Committee 3 Prom Orchestra Committee 3 (81.192) MICHAEL FRANEK Intramurals 1.2 Monitor 3 (193). CAROL GADSBY Home Economics Club 3 (193) JOLAINE GILCHRIST Home Economics Club 1.2,3; Class Motto Committeefe (193) BRADFORD GILLESPIE (193) LORIE GILLESPIE Sports Usher 1 FBLA 2.3; Home Economics Club 3. Farrell Rally Committee 3. Prom Decorating Committee 3 (193) DEBBIE GILLILAND Spanish Club 1. Keglers 1.2. Future Nurses 1. FBLA 2. Tri-Hi-Y 3. Class Gift Committee 3. (193). EDWIN GILSON Football 1.2.3; Track 1. Wrestling 2. Key Club 3 (113.116.193) NICHOLAS GLIGOR Choir 1.2. President 3. Band 1.2.3. Track 1. Stage Band 3. Madrigal Singers 3. Prom Orchestra Committee 3 (73 81.193) 214 SR ACTIVITIES FRANK GODINA Key Club 1.2.3. Hi Y 1.2.3; Football 1.2.3. Basketball 1. Intramurals 2.3. Farrell Rally Committee 3 (113.193). EVE GOLDBERG Monitor 1. Intramurals 1.2. Spanish Club 2. Guidance Department Aid 3. Class Colors Committee 3; Prom Decorating Committee 3 (193) JACK GOLDBERG Band 1.2. Student Council 1.2 Student Curriculum Advisory Council 2; Class Secretary 2j University of Pittsburgh 3 (193) LARRY GOLDSTONE Hi-Y 1.2.3; Gazette 1. Tratk4,3v Pep Club 2.3. Cross Country 2.3. Intramuralsl2.3 Stutfbnt Council 1. Key Club 3. Prom Decorating Committee 3; Prom Orchestra Committee 3 (122.140 193) JOHN GOODWIN Intramurals 2.3 (194) MARY ANN GORZO Orchestra 1.2.3. Future Teachers 1 Band 2.3. Spanish Club Secretary 2.3. Home Economics Club Prom Decorating Committee 3 (81.194) DENNIS HERALD Football 1.2.3 Key Club 3 (1 13.1 16.195) HARVEY HERSH Track 1.2. Key Club 2.3. Intramurals 2.3, Hi-Y 3 (195) LORNA HESS Instructional Materials 2.3 (195) VICTOR HEUTSCHE Football 1.2.3. Intramurals 2.3 Key ub 3. Co chairman Farrell Rally Committee 3 (113.195) JANftCE HILLMAN FBLA 1.2.3. Pep Club 2 Tri Hi-Y 2 195) JOHNl HODGE Kennedy Christian High School 1.2. Student Councl 3 (68.195) BfNA HOLLER FBLA 3 (195) CALVVN HOLLOWAY Intramurals 1.2.3. Track 1. Class I DUANE GOSNELL (194) 3. Key Club 3. Student Council Dress Code Comrrtlfr tee 3 (68 146.195) KENNETH HOLSOPPLE Choir 1.2.3 Cross Country 1.2.3; Track 1.2.3. Hi-Y 2. Vice President 3. Art Club 2.3 Bonfire Committee 3 Prom Decorating Committee 3 (73.122.140.196). SHEILA GREENE Monitor 1.2; Intramurals 1 Prom Decorating Committee 3. 194) r NANJ f- SftE A Intramurals 1.2; Pep Club 2.3. Library Cluiff 3. AnnSiircfemems Committee 3. Class Gift Commmee 99.194 f - JM rs'H.2. MARILYN GRIFFITH Future Tea.hers i. 2. Treasurer 3. lotrarmirals 1.2 ; Gtett S. 'yping Editor 2.3. Tri-Hi-Y 2 K enters 2 3 Pep Club ? 3. Notes From the Zoo Typist 2. Quill Scroll 3. proni Committee 3. Chairman Class Gift Committee 3. (91.96 ft) 194) ■ ■ ’ SANDRA GROBOSKI Pep Club 3. FBLA 3; Farrell Rally Committee 3. (107.194). JEFFREY GROSS Choir 1.2.3. Instructional Materials 1.2; Intramurals 1.2.3; Key Club 2.3. Student Council 3. Hi-Y 3; Prom Decorating Committee 3. Farrell Bonfire Committee 3. Farrell Rally Committee 3. (73.194) .r s' amurals 1.2.3. Home Economics Club ittee 3. Keglers 3. (195). STUART HOLT Shady Side Academy 1. Boys Swim Team 2.3 (126.196) f ROY 5H0SEY Art Club 2.3; Intramurals ZSI -rootball 2.3 Farrell Rally Committee 3; Hi-Y 3 Prom Decorating Committee 3. (113.115.196) M RAY HUBICZ Art Club 2.3. Hi-Y 3 Prom Decorating Com mittee 3 (196) KAREN HUG Art Club 2.3. Germar Club 2.3. Intramurals 3. Tri-Hi-Y 3 • 196) LISA HUGHES Home Economics Club 2.3; Tri-Hi-Y 3 (196). DONALD HUSBAND (196). F2- Cafeteria Worker Committee 3 Prom LOIS HUNTER FBLA 2.3; Student Council 2 Cafeteria Worker 2.3. Class Gift Committee 3. Class Color Decorating Committee 3. (196). . v - y -� k i % t • RALPH INFANTE Football 1.2.3. Jrack 1 2.3 intramurals t ..., •mVJi BEVfeRLY HA JDU Band 1.2.3. Orchestra 1.2.3, Home Eco-Leaders Club 1.2.3. Future Teachers 1.2 Intramurals 1.2.3; Future Nurses 2.3. Spanish Club 2.3; Tri-Hi-Y 3. Cass Gift Committee 3 (81.100.195) KENNETH HARMISON Band 1,2.3. Stage Band 2 (81 195). DEBORAH HASSEL Art Club 2.3 (195). RON HEATH Chess Club 1; Track 1; Football 2; Art Club 2.3; Intramurals 2.3. Keglers 2.3 CHERYL HEITZENRATER Pep Club 2.3. Chess Club 2.3; Tri-Hi Y 3: Prom Tickets Committee 3 (107.195) 2.3. Bonfire Committee 3. Prom Decorating Committee (113.116.140.196) IRENE IZENAS FBLA 3 (196) ROBERT JAZWINSKI Instructional Materials 1.2.3. Football Manager 1.2.3; Basketball Manager 1.2.3; Intramurals 1.2.3; Student Council 1.2. President 3. National Honor Society 2 3 Student Relations Advisory Board 2. Recognition Day Committee 3. Prom Band Committee 3 (98.1 18.130,134 196) JAN JEKLER Rotary Exchange Student from Sweden: Boys Swim Team 3. Gazette 3 (126.196) FRANCIS JENSEN. (196) SR ACTIVITIES 215 RICHARD JIMRO (196) RICHARD JOHNS Band 1.2.3 Track Team 1. Boys Swim Team 2.3. Spanish Club 2.3. Imr amurali� 2JPXiasJd urer 3. Masque Mike 3; FBLA 3 Cast Hello Dolly' 3 (81.12b. 146.197) LAURA JOHNSTON (19fl. JOHN JONES JH MARGARET JONES Keglers 1.2,3 PapiWIub 2.3 Tri-Hi-Y 2.3. FBLA 3. (197). M ROBERT JONES Hi-Y 1 FBLA 2 Coat Checker 1.2 (197). JOHN JURENOVICH Kegleis 1.2.3. ' Key Club 2.3. Cast jHello Dolly 3; Bonfire Committee 3 (197). GEORGE KAYE ; Band 1.2.3. Chess Club 2.3. Student Council 2.3. Prom Decorating Committee 3 (81.197) ALAN KENDZfB ' pl|§ ,|jV| DANIEL KILLA Band 1. Treasurer 2. President 3 Stan Band 1.2.3. 0 rass Ensemble 1.2.3, Orchestra 1. Treasurer 2. President 3 Intramurals 3. Chairman Prom Orchestra Com- mittee 3 (81 197). 3™g t THOMAS KIMPAN (197) Mj MARGARET KING FutuJ Nurses 2. Intramurals 2. Masque Mike 3 Momtor | Farrell Rally Committee 3. Ski Trip Committee 3 (197i H LEONARD KNIGHT Intramurals 1.2.3. Keglers 1.2.3. Base-:;j 2 Pm: decorating Committee 3 (197). ROSE MAR E KOCH Spanish Club 2. Tn-Hi-Y 3: Home Eco :j 3 Class Colors Committee 3 (197). GREGORY KOSTKA Band 1.2.3. Keglers 1.2.3; Track 2.3. A i 2 3; Stage Band 3 (81 138.197). JAMES KOS RA (198) MARLENE aCAMERA Home Economics Club 1.2. Presi lent 3 Ga i t i 2 Mirror 2, Leaders Club 2. Intramurals 2. Art Club Treasure! 2,3. Prom Decorating Committee 3. Notes From the Zoo Art Staff 3. (198) DALE LAFFERTY Key Club 1.2.3; Intramurals 1.2.3. Boys Swim Team 2 Bonfire Committee 3. Farrell Rally Committee 3 .198) THOMAS LEEDHAM Basketball 1. Intramurals 1.2.3 Base ball 2.3. (198) THOMAS LINAMEN Choir 1.2.3; Orchestra 1.2. Track 1.2. 3 Intramurals 2.3. Chess Club 3. Prom Decorating Committee 3 (198). JOSEPH LIPSICK Student Council. Dress Code Committee Wk. Treasurer 2. Notes From the Zoo 1. Editor 2. Golf 1.2. Ger man Club 1; Student Administration Relations Board 1 Intra muials 1.2; National Honor Society 2. Amherst College 3 (198) GINGER LONGLEY Art Club 1.2.3. Keglers 1 (199) SHARON LONGWELL (199) PHILLIP LosCALZO Hi-Y 1.2.3. Key Club 1.2. Keglers 1.2 Intrartlifrals 1.2. Student Council 2.3. Spanish Club 2. Wrestling 2 Bohflre CoriiuuiiaaM rom Decorating Committee 3. (199) WALTER LOWERY Track 1.2.3, Crost. y try 2 3 Intra murals 2.3. Class Motto Committee 3 (122.140,1 1 SHAUNA LUCAS Choir 1.2.3; Spanish Club 1.2; Ch 2 Captain 3 Future Teachers 1.2. Keglers 2. Far R i . 2ttee 3. (19.73.108.199) D MacELROY Football 1.2.3 Track 1.2.3 Art Club ? 3. Ski Tr b Committee 3. Farrell Rally Committee 3 (113. 1 40 DAVID JVIACKIN Intramurals 2.3. Home Economics Club 3 Bonfire Conn , ttee 3 Class Gift Committee 3. (199) ELIZABETH MacMlLUA. (73.199). SCOTT MADDEN (199) Treasurer 1 WALTER laird Intra derate 1.2.3. Keglers 1.2.3 (198) LOIS LANGFORD Orchestra 1 Choir 1.2.3 Home Economics Club 1,2 Intramurals 1 Sp sh Club 1.2.3. Masque Mike 1.2 President 3. Girls Octet 3 Nab Bl Honor Society 2.3 Madrigal Singers 3 Prom De : ommiltee 3. Recognition Day Committee 3 (73.198) PENNY LARIMER (198) DONALD MADURA Key Club 1 2.3 Intrjmurals 1.2.3, Hi-Y 2.3. Boys Swim Team 2.3. Baseb .il 2 3. 0 26.142.199) KAREN MADURA Future Tear hers 1.2.3. French Club 2 President 3. Leaders Club 2 3; National Honor Society 2.3 Library Club Historian 3, G� s Swim Team 3. Masque Mike 3 (98.99.124.199) FRANK MALGIERI Intramurals 12.3. Track 1.2; Keglers 2. Wrestling 2.3. Key Club 3 Band 3. Bonfire Committee 3 (199) LESLIE MARKS Tn Hi Y 2.3 Student Announcer 2. Quid ance Department Aid 2.3; Girls Swim Team 3 GAIL MARTIN jSintramurals 1.2.3, Spanish Club 2.3 Tn Hi-Y 3. Cheerleader 3; Farrell Rally Committee 3. Prom Deco- rating Committee 3 (108.199) FBLA 1; Class Motto Committee 3. Prom 3 (200). BONITA MA Decorating C DAVE MAS ROBERT MASON Football 1. Track 1.2.3 Key Cljb 1.2.3. Intramural . 12 3 Student Council 1 Class Motto Committee 3. ! I I 216 SR ACTIVITIES Ski Tnp Committee 3. Farreil Rally-Committee 3 (200) MARTA MASSARO. (200) JAMES MAUSSfR Student Council 1.2. Choir 1.2,3. Gazette 2. Art Club 3. Basque Mike 3. r� 8. Hello Dolly 3. Cast You're a Gooa Man Charlie Brown Student Arwouncer 3. Notes From me Zoo Art Staff 3; Fanel Rally Committee 3. Prom Docoratirq pjttee 3 (73.92. VINCENT MA7Z0LA Keglers 2.3 Spanish Club 2.3 |200) DEBORAH M BRIAR. ( 0 LAUREL Mc(. 3E .Viifioi z.. Literary Editor 3 fbders 1 2. Treasurer 3. Future feachers krmitramurals Honor Society 2,3. Quill SorqU 2 3 Girls Swim Motto Committee , Pep Club 2 (89.98.124.200 1.2.3. oam National 3 Class MAUREEN McCABE Leaders 1,2.3 intramurals 1.2.3, Gazette Associate Editor 3. Student Council Dress Code Crrrr mittee 3. Notio; al Honor Surety 2.3: Quill Scroll 3: G xl% Swim Team 3 Chairman Claafc Motto Committee 3. (08 9 J 98.124 200 SB W WILLIAM McClOS |M RONALD MIHALCIN Football 1.2.3. Boys Sw.m Team 2.3. Intramurals 3. Home Economics Club 3. Ski Trip Committee 3 (113.126.201). STEVEN MIKULIN Intramurals 1.2.3 (201) KENNY MILD Intramurals 1,2.3 (201). WILLIAM MILHEIM Western Reserve Academy 1; Boys Swim Team 2.3; Choir 2.3: German Club 2. Masque Mike 3. Stage and Light Crew 3; Chess Club 3 (73.201) CHERYL MILLER Majorette 1.2. Tn-Hi-Y 3; FBLA Treasurer 3 (202). HEI0I MILLER Choir 1.2 3. Gazette 1. German Club 2. Home Economics Club 3. Student Council 3 Cast Hello Dolly 3 f (73,2021 NCY MILLER Band 1.2.3. Gazette Typist 1. Spanish Club t 3. Future Teachers 2.3. Student Counci 3 Tn- Hi-Y 3JB 1.202) RANK MINDICINO Band 1.2.3: Orchestra 1.2. Stage Band (81.202) irror Photographer 1 2.3. zette Photography SiRroduction 2.3 lntramura s 2. Quill Scroll 3 (85.92 98.41? LINDA McCOMBS FBLA 1 2, Keglers 1.2 Intramural 1 2.3 Trn Hi-'Y 3 Home Economics Club 3. (200) MARGARET McCORMICK Future Nurses 2 FLORA McCRARY. (201) SANDRA McDonald FtUiure Nurses 2 Prom Decorati Committee 3 (201) martin McDonnell s WILLIAM McKENDRY Band 1.2.3. Stage Band 1 2.3. Intro murals 1.3 Keglers 2.3. Home Economics Club 3 Chess Club NE MOOR Studen CoSlcil 2. Pep Club 2. Future Iqher Hom Economics Club 3. Spanish Club 3. I20 J 2. Bonfire Committee 3 (81.201) jss Club SHIRLEY McLAUGHLIN Instructional Materials 1.2.3. Future Teachers 1; Intramurals 1.2,3. Tn-Hi-Y 2. Future Nurses 2: Prom Decorating Committee 3. Class Colors Committee 3 (201) RONALD McPHERSON Choir 1.2.3. H.-Y 1.2. Lighting Crew 1.2.3: Track 1 Chess Club 1. Wrestling Manager 2 Masque Mike 2.3 Cast Hello Dolly 3 (73.201) LOREEN MERSHIMER Choir 1. Band 1.2.3 Future Teachers 1.2. leaders 1.2.3: Intramurals 1.2.3; Instructional Materials 1 2.3; German Club 2. President 3. National Honor Society 2.3; Gazette 2.. Business Manager 3. Tr� -Hi Y 3 Prom Decorating Commute 3. Recognition Day Committee 3 (81.92.98. 100.201) KEN MESSINA Intramurals 1.2.3. Home Economics Club 3 (201). TY MORELAND FBLA (202) 1 FVIN MORRIS -Sgulers 2.3:1 Chess Club 2.3. Track 2 3 erman Club 3 (140 202V KEITH MROZEK Intramurals 1 2.3 Keglers 1.2.3. Be e bail 2.3 Student Announcer 3 Recognition Day Committee 3 EDA MURDOCH Future Teacher 2.3. French Club 2.3 i202) . ' ■ • - . V PHILLIP MURRAY Intramurals 1 2.3. Kev Club 2.3. Bonfire Committee 3 Prom Decorating Committee 3. (202) Jk NNETH MUSIAl Boys Sw.m Team 2. Keglers 3. Chess OubJ 202) SB v NICHOLAS NAI ball 1 Baseball f Keepers 1.2.3 'ntramurals 1.2.3. Foot- ROBIN NEISWONGER. (202). Wi DEBORAH NJEMIEC Gli erleader 2 3. FBLA 2.3. Intra murals 2 1108.202) STEPHEN NIGBOROWICZ Art Dub 2.3. c� ety 2.3 Keglers 2 Intramurals 2. Hi Y 3 3. Prom Decorating Committee 3 (98.203) HENRY NORMAN Kennedy Christian Hello Dolly ” 3 Choir 3 1.2. Cast JANET NUNKOVICH Choir 1.2.3. PATRICIA OBRIEN Keglers 1.2; Dance Club 1. Future Nurses 1; FBLA 2.3. Spanish Club 2. Pep Club 2.3. Majorette 3; Tri-HiVY 3. Class Colors Committee 3. Prom Decorating Committee 3 (203) MARTHA ODEM WILLIAM O DONNELL Stage Crew 1.2.3. Boys Swim Team 2.3; Future Teachers 2; Masque Mike 2.3. Cast Hello Dolly 3. Ski Trip Committee 3 (126.203). MARIA OLESKEY Chbirll.2.3; Masque Mike 1 Cast Hello Dolly 3 Prom Orchestra Committee 3 (73,203). HOLLY PAJANK Tri-Hi-Y 3 FBLA 3. Home Economics Club 3 (203) VICKIE PANDZA Pep Club 2. Future Teachers 2. (203) CHERYL PAPAY Gazette 1.2.3 Intramurals 1 Art'Club .2. Vice President 3. Pep Club 2; Mon-tor 3 Prom Decorating Com mittee 3. Farrell Rally Committee 3. 203) FRANK PASQUALE Intramurals 2.3. Keglers 3; Chess Club 3 (203) ANTHONY PATSY Student Council 1; Band 1.2.3. Stage Band 2.3; Track 1.2. Intramurals 2. Prom Band Committee 3 (81 203). JOHN PAUL Football f Monitor 3 (204) RAMONA PEAGLER Farrell High School 12 ROBERT PEIDLE Band 1.2.3. Prom Decorating Committee 3 (81,204). ALEXIS PENICH Leaders 1.2. Secretary 3 Band 1.2.3. Choir 1.2.3; Future Teachers 1.2; Masque Mike 1.2.3. Intra murals 1 2.3; National Honor Society 2.3. Mixed Octet 2. Madrigal Singers 3. Ski Trip Committee 3 (73.81 8.204) STEVEN PERKINS Band 1.2.3; German Club 2; Stage Band 2.3; Gazette 3 Quill Scroll 3 (91.204 MARIE PETRELLA Future Teachers 2.3. (204) LYLE PHETT EPLACE j Intra murals 2; Prom Decorating Committee 3. (204) HAZEL PHILLIPS Intramurals 1.2 Monitor 2 Class Gift Committee 3. 204) II GLADYS PIERCE Pep Club 2 Intramurals 1.2.3; Tri H -Y 2.3 Home Economical Club 2.3 FBLA 2; Prom Decorating Committee 3 Class Colors Committee 3; Farrell Rally Committees (204' WILLIAM POPE Intramurals 1.2.3 Baseball 2.3 Keglers 1 Home Economics Club 3 Bonfire Committee 3 (142) GLORIA POPE L yn 'Club K JHorne Economics Club 1.2.3. Spanish Club 3. Announcements Committee 3. Prom Decorating Committee 3 (205) RAYMOND POPROCKY Band 1.2.3. Track 1.2. Intramurals 3. Prom Rules Committee 3. Prom Orchestra Committee 3 (81.205) DEBORAH POSKEVICH PAMELA POWNALL Leaders 1.2.3; Majorette 1.2. Head 3; Student Council 1.2.3. Spanish Club 1, President 2.3. Class Secretary 2.3. Guidance Department Aid 3; Cast Hello Dolly . Prom Decorating Committee 3. Class Colors Committee 3 (79.146 205) :y CATHERYNE RADACHY (205) | SMILJA RAKETICH FBLA 2.3 (205) LINDA RAMBECK Choir 1 Secretary 2. Librarian 3. Lead Clob 1.2. President 3; Intramurals 1.2.3. Masque Mike 1. 2. Band 2. Vice President 3. National Honor Society 2 3 Spanish Club 1; Madrigal Singer 3. Prom Decorating Committee 3. Recognition Day Committee 3 (73.81.205) DAVID RANELLI KegKrs ij T Intramurals 2.3. Chess Club 7.3; Student Council 2.3 (205). JACK RISCM Key Club 2.3 Hi Y 2.3. intramurals 2.3. Keg lers 3; Farrell Rally Committee 3. (205) EDWARD ROBINSON. (205). Hjj WARREN ROBINSON Intramurals 2.3 Chess Club 2.3 (205) MICHAEL ROCK Intramurals 1.2.3 Keglers 3 (205) RAYMOND RODONDI Intramurals 1.2,3. Track 1.2 Cross Country 2 3 (122 205) BOB ROSKOS Intramurals 2.3 (205) RICHARD ROSS JEFFREY ROZNIATA Intramurals 1,2.3. Keglers 1.2.3; Chess Club 2. Student Council Dress Code Committee 3. Key Club 3. Bonfire Committee 3. Class Gift Committee 3 (206). MICHAEL RUPERT Band 1.2.3. Chess Club 2.3. Track 2. Prom Decorating Committee 3 (81.140 206) MIRIAM SABO Mirror 2. Editor 3. Future Teachers 1. Intramurals 1. Tri-Hi-Y 2. Pep Club 2.3. QuiM Scroll 2.3, Class Motto Committee 3 (89.98.107.206) RICHARD SAKONY Baseball 2.3. Intramurals 2.3. (206) LEE SAMPSON (206) MELANIE RE DA Spanish Club Treasurer 3 (205) JANE RESNICK Instructional erials 2. Spanish Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3. Horn Economics Club 3 Girls Swim Team 3 (124.205) I SHEILA RIMKO Future Teachers 1, Kennedy Christian High School 2 218 SR ac riVITlES KAREN SARGENT Student Council I Intramurals 1.2,3. Keglers 1 Girls Swim Team 2.3. Pep Club 2.3 (124,206). WEALTHY SASS Future Teachers 1.2.3. Tri-Hi-Y 3. Stu dent Council'3 Home’Economics Club Treasurer 3. Class Gifi Committee 3 (206) JOHN SAUL Baseball 2.3 Student Council 2. Intramurals 2. 3. Key Club 3. Bon!ire Committee 3 (142.2061 GARY SCHUMACHER Band 1 2.3. Stage Band 1.2.3 Orches Tra 1.2.3. German Club 1.2. Keglers 3 (70.78.206) PAULETTE SELIGA (206) JEFFREY SEWALL Basketball 1.2.3 Intramurals 3. Recognition Day Committee 3. (129.130 206) DANIEL SHAFFER Intramurals 1.2 3 (206). DAVE SHARLEY Intramurals 3 Bonfire Committee 3 ;2061 LARRY SHARPER InUamurais 1.2.3.-(207) MELINDA SHAYUTH Intramurals 1.2 Keglers 2: FBLA 3. Tn-Hi-Y 3 (207) CLAUDIA SHILLING (207). KAREN SIMINICK Home Economics Club 1.2.3. Pep Club 2. Future Teachers 1. Farrell Rally Committee 3: Class Motto Committee 3 (207) RICHARD SKIBO Football 1 Intramurals 2.3 Key Club 3 Keglers 3. Spanish Club 3. Bonfire Committee 3. (207) |iS WS w Wffr JULIE SMITH Tri-Hi-Y 2 3r FBLA 2 (207) JAMES SNOWBALL intramurals 1.2.3. Monitor 1. Keglers 1.2; Baseball 2 Key Club 3 Home Economics Club 3: Bonfire Committee 3. Prom Decorating Committee 3 (207) PHILIP SNYDER Track 1.2.3. Masque Mike 1.2; Hi-Y 1 2.3, Cross Country 2,3: National Honor Society 2.3. Prom Decorating Committee 3 (98.122.140.207) RWINE Library Club 1.2. Future Nurses 2.3. Club 3 Announcements Committee 3. Class 3. (2081 ER Intramurals 1.2.3 FBLA 2.3. Tn-Hi-Y Farrell Rally Committee 3 (208). Student Council 1.2.3. Intramurals 1. Home (208) ERNTHAl Sharpsville High School 1.2. tment Aid 3. Prom Decorating Committee 3 CATHE Guidance (208) JOHN STINEDURF Art Club 2.3. Pep Club 3. Prom Deco rating Committee 3 (208) ROBIN STIP FBLA 2.3. Art Club 3 Home Economics Club 3 (208) ELIZABETH STROCK Choir f.2.3: Future Nurses 12.3. Pep Club 2. Madrigal Singers 3. Cast Hello Dolly’ 3 (208) JOHN STYDUHAR Football 1 Gazette Photographer 3 (92.208; DEBRA STYLES Latin Club 1 Intramurals 1.2. Spanish CMib 2 3 Pep Club 2 3 r Tn-Hi-Y 3 Prom Decorating Committee 3 (107.208). CARLTON SUMMERS (208) JOHN SZAKACH Kennedy Christian High School 1. Intra murals 2.3; German Club 2; Key Club Secretary 3. Pep Club 3. Future Teachers 3. Farrell Bonfire Committee 3 (209) BONNIE TARCY Intramurals 1 Tri-Ht-Y 2.3. Pep Club 2 (209; SANDRA TAYLOR (209, CRYSTAL TEMPLETON Monitor 1,2.3; Intramurals 2. T2R9)£ fj 3B MARY LOU THOMAS FBLA 2. Regional President 3. Band 1.2.31 Intramurals 1.2.3. Student Secretary 2.3. Student Council 3. Prom Decorating Committee 3. Prom Band Committee 3 1 4 (81.209 RICHARD THOMAS Choir 1.2.3 Intramurals 1.2.3. Keglers 3. (209) LINDA TOMKu Lejders 1.2. Vice President 3. Intramurals 1.2.3kcheerleader 2 3. Mirror 2. Layout Editor 3. French Club 2. Quill Scroll 2.3 Prom Decorating Committee 3 (88 98. 108.209) KAREN TOMPKINS Future Nurses 1. FBLA 1.2.3 Keglers 1.2. Dance Club 1. Monitor 2. Tri-Hi-Y 3. Library Club 3 i 99.209) DIANE ULAN (209) ■ -PJatfiliP URETTA Intramurals 1.2.3. Keglers 3 (209) LOUIS] VELLENTE Football 1.2 3. Intramurals 1.2.3 Baseball 1 2 Key Club 3: Prom Decorating Committee 3 (113.116 142.2d9). L GLORIA 7JR0STICK Bam: 1.2.3. Keglers 1.2.3. Auditorium Usher 1.2.3. Intramurals 1.2; Tn Hi Y 3. Girls Swim Team 3 (124.209) LOIS VISNYAI G ette Typist 1.2 Typing Editor 3 Dance Clubf 1 Intramurals) 1 Tri-Hi-Y 2.3 Quill Scroll 3. Class Motto Committee 3 (89.91.210) ROBERT VITEU-0 Intramurals 1.2.3 Football 2.3 Key Club 3. Ski Trip Committee 3. (113.115.210) JUDITH VOLANSKY FBLA 2. Vice-President 3 Tn- Hi-Y 3. Home Economics Club 3 (210) PAULVOYTKO (210) SR ACTIVITIES 219 LINDA PATRICIA WAREHAM FBlXl.2; Future Teachers 2.3. Tn-resident 3 ome Ecoqo jj cs Club 3. Girls Swim Team Tri-Hi-Y 3. Madrigal Singers 3. Office Aid 3. Prom Decorating Committee 3. Recognition Day Committee 3 (73.89.98.21 1) JAMES WILLSON Football 1.2.3 Intramurals 1.2.3. Wrestling 2. Key Club 2.3. Farrell Rally Committee 3 (113.116 211). MARGARET WARREN Club I. AuditoruK Class M ito Committee 3. (81 RENOEfK Band 1.2 . Home Economics Auditonihn Ushekl.2 3 Nationa onor Society 2.3 a b). Ns V Y ; JANWEIN. (210N V v V MARGARET WELLS FufW Nurses 1. FBLV2 Tn-H fc 2. 3. Home Economics Club 3 V10) ' 'S V JEFFREY WENTZ J210) x V s . Y COLLEEN WHALEN Intraipurals 1.2.3, SufHent Council Art Ch� b 2 3 French Club 2 Home Econom.csYjub ; FBI A 3. Tn HkY T Future Teachers 3 Nom Rules Cdfcom ree 3. NDAL GARY WILSON Band 1.2.3. Intramurals 1.2.3. Keglers 2.3 (81.211) AMY WINTERS Future Teachers 1; Intramurals 2. Prom Tickets Committee 3 (211). CAROL WISNOWSKI Monitor 2. FBLA 2.3. Tri-Hi-Y 3 (211). FRANCES WITHERSTY Class Motto Committee 3. Prom coratmg Committee 3 (2 11) kand 1.2.3, Monitor 1. Key Club 2. Ga-1 92 98 211). urate 1 Pep Club 2 Tri-Hi-Y 2.3. . FBLA 2. Tri Hi Y 3 Prom Decoration Corhmutee 3 (210) MARY WHITE. (2T0) ... „ N v v DEBft Y( Monitor £(? NOAH WHITE Track 3T Intramural 12,3 Student visory Group 2; Guidance Department Aid Libtory Club 3'nS. CYNTHIA Aj AtKl -Future Nor 1 Farrell Rally Committee 3 (T4C.21 1 J 9V JOSEPH WIESEN Football 1.2.3. Key Club 1,2.3 kitramyr mjDeANNIZIMMER Lattn Club 1 Home Economics Club 1. ils 123 B seball 2 3 Farreil Rally Committee 3 Prom fewWP ®raj 1.2. Tn Hi ' H struct onal Materials 2. Prom DeflOratirtftW y� tte 3. (1 1p2jj 1|- SUSAN WlLOfc Chorr 1.2 3: 2.3; Library Qub 2. Future TaacherS Zl ciety 2.3. Keglers 2 Mirror FRESHMEN achm :a Guta Guientz Hagan leronica Hall eith HarkieA Ronald Achenbach Larry Addicotl William Aitnauer Tom Anderson Karen Anzenberger Anthony Argenziano Brenda Arrington Roland Askerneose Susan Averback Linda Bacon Laurie Baiko Alex Baker Doug Baker Pam Balluck Ricky Barnett Duane Bashore Ruth Ann Bastecky Deborah Batanian Bonnij Bateman Richard Bateman Richard Bauer Pamela Baun Lorraine Beach Gerry Bedich Kenneth Bee Kevin Bell Collin Bellamo Charles Benson Jean 8ew!ey Ross Bianco Mary Bicek Marcia Bieber Stanley Bolotin George Bondarenko Da ien4kBordeii Joan Bortne-Keren Bdttenfield Debbie Bowden Randy Bowser Anieilo Branca Ralph Branca 8ilt Brandon Peggy Brooous OraiAAkrixAs Sam Brooke Betty Brown Peggy Brown Emma Brubaker Micbale Bucci Helen ftMfcoan Oar'a Butieuch Joe Shewn Coyne Keith Craigo Mark Dale Patty Dallacrose Carla Danchek Margie Daniels George Denilovics Denise Davidson Gary Davis Lon Davis Pam Davis Todd Davis Steve Deeter Steve Delparo Debbie DeSantis John Dever Beverly Dias Debby Dickey Larry Dickson Jack Diegan Karen Diiley Kenneth Dillingham Sirena Dillingham John Dillon Suzanne Dillon Michael Dobrovol Nancy Dobrozdr Richard Doheny CoNee LOrrd niKfl|� fr IO Bill Fred Arthur B B Jenny Butchko Helen Butter Lary Byers Paul Byers Lon Calteja Rich CaH r wm Daniel Wind a Cashier Ondy Caszatt Dave Chandler lene CJudo Cione bbie Cipn bmes Clark James Clarke an Clyde vin Coen Dave r 1 Mike Conti Ronald Conn Ed Cooper Kathleen Corbett Rosemary Susan Fe Oiane Fmkbe Thomas Forker Lori Formichell Scott Forsythe 9ykna Foster Oan Fox Leonard Fox f Frank. 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