United High School - La Vista Shamrock Yearbook (Armagh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1967 volume:

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And a one, and a two, and a three. To A. Dwight Pecsenye Whose sympathetic understanding and enthusiasm in teaching music, whose pleasant personality characterized by wit and humor, and whose patience and untiring effort to help hopeful musicians has won for him a high place of esteem we respectfully dedicate the 1967 La Vista. 7 Introduction •'J We, the 1967 La Vista staff, have strived to capture the humorous, serious, hectic, and tranquil days of the past school year. As seventh graders ask each other, What took them so long? , seniors wonder where the 180 days went. The graduating seniors sadly remove their caps and gowns, climbing off that golden throne they sat on for a fleeting moment. This yearbook has been created so that in the distant future, as you leaf through its yellowing pages, it may become your passport to the past. Table of Contents % • Faculty ..........................page 6 Seniors ......................page 16 Underclassmen ................page 48 Activities ...................page 70 Sports .......................page 94 Advertisements ...............page 116 5 Our Faculty 6 The purpose of our faculty is to instill into the minds of the student body all that which is necessary for a happy and profitable future. Although their efforts are sometimes curtailed by the minority, they are rewarded by the achievements of the student body as a whole. We of the La Vista Staff wish to extend our appreciation toward the members of the faculty and administration for their many unselfish deeds. Miss Farabaugh, Miss Lydic, Mr. Wagner, and Mr. Jones receive instructions from our guidance director, James Farabaugh. Our Faculty Paul R. Runyan--Supervising Principal Mr. Runyan earned his B.S. Degree at Shippensburg State College, and attended Pennsylvania State University whore he received his M. of Ed. Degree. H. Foster Hill--Hlgh School Principal Mr. Hill Attended Indiana State College, where he received his B.S. Degree, and University of Pittsburgh, where he received his M. of Ed. Degree. Rita Overdorff--Mr. Runyan’s Secretary Miss Overdorff is a 1963 graduate of the Business Department of United High School. James Farabaugh--Guidance Director Mr. Farabaugh has a B.S. Degree and M.S. Degree. He attended University of Pittsburgh, Indiana University of Pennsylvania, and Marshall College. Connie Murdlck--Mr. Hill's Secretary Miss Murdick is a 1965 graduate of the Business Department of United High School. Lois Molisee--M r. Farabaugh's Secretary Miss Mollsee Is a 1964 graduate of the Business Department of United High School. 8 — Our Faculty Donald Bufagna--U.S. History and Current Affairs Mr. Bufagna has a B.S. Degree and M.S. Degree In Ed. He attended Indiana University of Pennsylvania, University of Southern California. Indiana University, and West Virginia University. He Is a sponsor of the Junior Class. John B u s o v i c k l--Geometry. Trigonometry, and Advanced Math Mr. Busovicki has a B.S. In Ed., and attended Indiana University of Pennsylvania. He sponsors Mu Alpha Theta and the La Vista. Donald Calhoun--Current Affairs, English. History, and Geography Mr. Calhoun attended Indiana University of Pennsylvania where he received his B.S. Degree. He Is a sponsor of the seventh grade. Sara Caruso--English, Developmental Reading, and Dramatic Arts Miss Caruso has a B.S. Degree from Indiana University of Pennsylvania. She sponsors the Dramatics Club and is co-sponsor of Future Teachers of America. John Clawson—English and Latin Mr. Clawson attended Elizabeth Town College. Juniata College, University of Pittsburgh, Temple University and Eastern Baptist Seminary. He has a B.A. Degree. M. of Ed. Degree, and Bachelor of Divinity. He sponsors the Latin Club. Kathryn Clendenen—School Nurse, Health Mrs. Clendenen attended Passavant School of Nursing, William and Mary College, and the Medical College of Virginia, where she received her B.S. Degree in Nursing Education. She sponsors the Future Nurses and Health Careers Club. William Clendenen- Assistant Principal and Vocational Agriculture Mr. Clendenen has a B.S. Degree and M. Ed. Degree, attended Virginia Polytechnic Institute. He sponsors Jr. and Sr. High F.F.A. and Sr. High Student Council. 9 Our Faculty Billie Dixon--Shorthand, Typing, and Notehand Mrs. Dixon attained her B. S. at Indiana University of Pennsylvania. Carol Farabaugh--English 10,11,12, and French 1 Miss Farabaugh attended College Mlsericordia and the University of Scranton. She has a B. S. in Language. ! Arthur Gemmell--Freshman Guidance Class and Guidance Counsellor Mr. Gemmell attended Indiana University of Pennsylvania where he received a B. S. Degree. Glen George--Chemistry and Physics Mr. George has a B. S. and M. S. Degree in Education, is a graduate of Indiana University of Pennsylvania. He sponsors the Camera Club. Daniel Gordish, Sr.--Driver Education, Safety Education Mr. Gordish has a B. S. Degree, attended Clarion State College and Indiana University of Pennsylvania Myrna Goughnour--Music Miss Goughnour has a B. S. and M.S. in Music Education. She attended Indiana University of Pennsylvania. She sponsors the Junior and Senior Choruses. Ruth Gray—Guidance Counsellor Mrs. Gray has a B. S. degree in Business Education and attended Indiana University of Pennsylvania. JO � • - Our Faculty Robert Johnston--Developmental Reading and Remedial Reading Mr. Johnston attended Indiana University of Pennsylvania where he received his B. S. degree in English Education. Kenneth Jones--Senior High Special Education Mr. Jones has a B.S. degree from Clarion State College and he attended Indiana University of Pennsylvania. Margaret Jones--Home Economics Mrs. Jones attended Indiana University of Pennsylvania where she obtained her B. S. degree in Education. She sponsors Future Homemakers of America. William Jordan--English 12 and Dramatic Arts Mr. Jordan attended Indiana University of Pennsylvania and has a B.S. degree in education. He sponsors the Dramatics Club, Radio Announcers Club, Senior Class, and is the play director. Lillian Klugh--English 9 and 10 Mrs. Klugh attended Indiana University of Pennsylvania where she received her B.S. degree. Thomas Kupchella—General Metal Shop Mr. Kupchella has a B.S. degree and attended California State College. He sponsors the stage crew. Peggy Lepley--Llbra rian. Library Science Mrs. Lepley has a B.S. degree in Mathematics, and attended Indiana University of Pennsylvania and West Virginia University. She sponsors the Library Club. Our Faculty Anna Lomnicki--Social Living Mrs. Lomnicki attended Indiana University of Pennsylvania and Duke University, and has a B.S. degree. Patricia Lydlc--Home Economics Miss Lydic has a B.S. degree from Indiana University of Pennsylvania. She is the sponsor of the Boys Cooking Club. Thomas Madlll -- Health, Pennsylvania History, and Current Affairs Mr. Madill has a B.S. degree and he attended Pennsylvania State University, Clemson University, and University of North Carolina. He is the football and track coach and sponsors the Varsity Club. Marvin McClure--General Science, Geography and Civil Defense Mr. McClure has a B.S. degree in Education and a Masters degree. He attended Indiana University of Pennsylvania and University of Pittsburgh. He also attended the N.S.F. Institute at Macolester College and Oklahoma University. X Richard Meyers--Junior High Special Education Mr. Meyers has a B.S. degree from Indiana University of Pennsylvania. He sponsors the rifle club. Carl Miller--Woodshop Mr. Miller has a B.S. degree and a Master of Arts degree. He attended California State College and West Virginia University. Robert Myers--Electricity, Electronics, and Drawing Mr. Myers attended Penn State University and Indiana University of Pennsylvania and has a B.S. degree. 12 Our Faculty Frances Nantais--Home and School Vlstor and Mathematics Mrs. Nantais has her Bachelor ol Arts Degree, Bachelor of Schience Degree, and Master of Arts Degree. She attended Allegheny College. Indiana University of Pa., and University of Pittsburgh. Dan Parsha--Geography, Pennsylvania History, and World History Mr. Parsha has a Bachelor of Science Degree in Education and a Masters Degree in Education. He attended Indiana University of Pennsylvania and is a sponsor of the Sophomore Class. Alex Pasierb--P.OJ). and Civil Defense Mr. Paslerb has a Bachelor of Arts Degree and he attended St. Francis College and the University of Pittsburgh. He is our athletic director. Dwight Pecsenye--Music Theory, General Music, and Instrumental Band Mr. Pecsenye has a Bachelor of Science Degree in music from Indiana University, and a Masters Degree in Music from Indiana University. He Is also our band director. Nancy Pegge--Girls Physical Education Miss Pegge attended Slippery Rock College where she received her B.S. degree in Health Education. She is a sponsor of the girl’s basketball team. John Perdeus--General Speech and Remedial English Mr. Perdeus has a B.S. degree, attended Indiana University of Pennsylvania. University of Louisville, and Palomar College. Rebecca Riddle--Bookkeeping I and n, and Typing I Mrs. Riddle has a B.S. degree from Ingiana University of Pennsylvania. She is a sponsor of the Blue and White Star. Our Faculty Fred St. Clair--Geography and Science Mr. St. Clair has a B.S. degree and a M. Ed. degree, attended Penn State University and Indiana University of Pennsylvania. He sponsors the Projectionist club and the 8th grade class. Alice Sheeder—Art Mrs. Sheeder attended Indiana University of Pennsylvania where she received a B.S. degree in Art Education. She sponsors the Poster Club. Ronald Shellhammer—Typing n, General Business, Business Law, Business English, Notehand, Office Practice Mr. Shellhammer attended Shippensburg State College where he received a B.S. degree in Accounting and Management. He Is a sponsor of the yearbook. Mary Anne Stiles--Health, Spelling, and English Mrs. Stiles received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Allegheny College. She sponsors the cheerleaders and the Junior High Red Cross. Dorothy Strong—Junior High Remedial Reading and Advanced Reading Mrs. Strong has a B.S. degree and a Master of Education degree, attended Indiana University of Pennsylvania, New York University, and Penn State University. She is a sponsor ofthe Future Teachers of America Vesta Stutzman--Social Living, English, and History Mrs. Stutzman attended Indiana University of Pennsylvania and Penn State University and has a B.S. degree. She sponsors Junior High National Honor Society and the 8th grade class. Gladys Thomas--Mathematics Miss Thomas received her B.S. degree in Education at Indiana University of Pennsylvania and a Master of Letters degree at the University of Pittsburgh. She is a sponsor of the Senior Class and the National Honor Society. 14 Our Faculty James Wagner--Algebra and Junior Math Mr. Wagner received his Bachelor of Science Degree at Indiana University of Pennsylvania. He is a freshman class sponsor. Roland Warzel--Spanish Mr. Warzel has a Bachelor of Arts degree, attended St. Francis College, University of Pittsburgh, Kalamazoo College, and Union College. He sponsors the Spanish Club. NO PHOTO AVAILABLK William Wilt--Geography and Science Mr. Wilt attended Indiana University of Pennsylvania where he received his Bachelor of Science degree. He is our head wrestling coach and sponsors intramural football. Harry Winslow—Engl 1 sh, Advanced Composition, and Public Speaking Mr. Winslow has a B.S. degree in Education. He attended Lafayette College and Indiana University of Pennsylvania. Margaret Winslow—English, Journalism, Advanced Composition Mrs. Winslow has a Bachelor of Arts degree, attended Allegheny College and Penn State University. jM Stephen Yewcic—Health and Boys Physical Education Mr. Yewcic has a B.S. degree, attended Indiana University of Pennsylvania, University of Pittsburgh, and Penn State University. He is a football and basketball coach. Alex Zbur—Biology and Civil Defense Mr. Zbur attended Lock Haven State College and Indiana University of Pennsylvania. He has a B.S. degree and a Master of Science in Education. He sponsors the sophomore class. 15 Seniors During the past few years at United, we Seniors have encountered experiences which we shall never be able to forget. Lester Silbaugh, headed our Sophomore Class, and during that year we sponsored our class dance, April Showers. Our Junior year arrived and we started thinking about the upcoming Junior Prom. Lead by Gary Payne, we ordered our rings, held bake sales, and sponsored our Junior Class Dance, Autumn Leaves. The Prom finally came and many couples enjoyed, The Fountain of Stars. At the beginning of our senior year we elected Dave Mack president, and assumed the responsibilities of being seniors. We can only hope that the following Senior Classes will show as much enthusiasm, good feeling, and school spirit, as we have tried to show. The Senior Class of 1967 gathers on the Lawn 16 Hall of Fame BEST PERSONALITY Janet Rummel and Darrell Davis MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Carol Garthoff and Gary Payne MOST CONSIDERATE Rose Mroczka and Larry Strong MOST ATHLETIC Pat Burkett and Denny Younkin 18 MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Pat Dominy and George Glusko CLASS FLIRTS Rosemary Machak and John Garshnick CUTEST SMILE Bonnie Gaul and Chuck Walbeck CLASS CLOWNS Agnes Shaw and Larry Rager 19 HALL OF FAME MOST CREATIVE Anna Pisarcik and Gary Sharrer BEST DRESSED Linda Green and Lee Bowser CLASS FLOWER Pink Rose Bud CLASS COLORS Ice Blue and Pink CLASS SONG Born Free CLASS MOTTO Man sees your actions, but God your motives. Class Officers-SergeantatArms-GaryPayne,Secretary-BonnieGaul,Treasurer- Janet Rummel, Vice-President-Leonard Barbus, President-Dave Mack 20 MR. AND MISS SENIOR Sharon Cowan and Steve Cemak 21 Seniors Mary Allison Commercial Man' Is active In the FHA, May Day. FBLA and FNA. Collecting records, eating Italian food and cooking rate as Mary's main interests. Mary dislikes getting up in the morning, and her favorite saying Is Would you believe. Mary plans to get a job after graduation. Donald Anderson General Don participates In the chess club. His interests Include cars, hunting, cycles and girls. Pizza is his pet peeve. Don's future plans are undecided. Sandra Antolik Commercial Sandi , a member of the band, is active in May Day and intramurals. Dancing and swimming rate high with Sandi. while she dislikes people who say what . After graduation, Sandi plans to get a job. Jennifer Auld Commercial Jenny a participant of the chorus, dramatics club, FBLA, pep club, band and May Day dislikes hominy grits. Her interests include swimming, dancing, watching TV and being lazy. Jennifer plans to attend college following graduation. I Leonard Barbus Academic Slug” is active In the yearbook, camera club, rifle club, track, newspaper, May Day and is vice-president of the Senior class. Sports, girls, hunting and food rate high with Slug, while trigonometry class is a pet peeve. Slug’s future plans are undecided. Larry Barelich Academic Larry actively participates in hunting and fishing. He plans to enter college after graduation. 22 General Barbara Barrish Barb enjoys music and records. Her pet peeve is locker doors that won't stay shut, while her favorite saying is, Good grief-what test! Barb’s future plans following graduation are undecided. James E. Bennett Industrial Arts Jungle Jim is a member of the stage crew. His interests include the Navy and Air Force. Jim dislikes underclassmen. His future plans include joining the Air Force. John Bonnett General John , captain of the stage crew, enjoys swimming and his coin collection. John intends to Join the Marine Corps after graduation. Lee H. Bowser Academic Bows , active in the camera club, chess club, Latin club and newspaper, enjoys the Rogues, girls and good times. Lee dislikes girls who go steady. He plans to enter college following graduation. Janet Boyle Commercial Janet' participates intheNational HonorSociety, Student Council, May Day, Latin club, and is president of the FBLA. Dancing, boys and convertibles rate high with Janet while study halls in the auditorium rate low. Janet plans to get a secretarial Job after graduation. Darlene L. Brendlinger Home Economics Dar , who dislikes stuck-up people, is active in FHA, May Day, dramatics club. Red Cross and the poster club. She is Interested in boys, dancing and horse-back riding. Darlene's future plans include getting a good job. 23 Seniors Dorothy Campbell General P Wee rates swimming, traveling and a certain boy as her main interests. She participates in the FHA, FNA, and the dramatics club. Snobbish people are a pet peeve of her's. Beautician school is included in Dorothy's future plans. Paul Campbell Vocational Agriculture Campbell is active in track, FFA, and camera club. Dianne and food rate high with Paul, and snooty girls peeve him. Paul's future plans are undecided. Patricia A. Burkett Academic Pat is active in the girls basketball team, May Day, band, chorus, camera club, pep club, and is a Teen Talk reporter. A certain someone and basketball rate as her main interests, while her pet peeve is snobbish people. Pat plans to be a Physical Education Teacher. Margaret Anne Caldwell Academic Margie , who enjoys music and people, participates in band, chorus and May Day. Constant complainers are her pet peeve. Following graduation, Margie plans to enter X-ray school. Mary Jane Carney General Janie” enjoys dancing and typing. Rating high with her is a certain boy while snobbish people peeve her. Janie is active in the pep club, FNA, and FHA. She plans to get a job after graduation. Sandra Carney Commercial Sandy , a future airline hostess, participates in the pep club, chorus, FBLA, dramatics club, ski club, and May Day. Sports, food and guys are favorites of Sandy's and her pet eeve is boring classes. 24 Stephen John Cernak Academic Louie , is S t u d e n t Council President, participates in football, track, and May Day. His pet peeve is extremely long hair on boys. Steve plans to attend college after graduation. Gary Clark Industrial Arts Gary actively enjoys hiking, hunting and swimming. Forestry and conservation work rate as his main interests. His pet peeve is walking off by himself. After graduation, Gary plans to get a good job and settle down. Judy Clark Commercial Judy , a member of the pep club and the FBLA, enjoys bowling, dancing and sports. Getting a secretarial job following graduation is included in Judy's future plans. Brian Lane Claypool Commercial Brian is active in chorus, band, FBLA, FTA, and the dramatics club. School, girls, cars, working as an orderly, and skiing rate as his main interests. Cafteria food is his pet peeve. Brian plans to attend Bible College following graduation. Linda Cline Academic Linda is active in band, chorus, FNA, May Day, and Yearbook. She is interested in music, and peeved by show-offs. After graduation, Linda plans to become an X-ray technician. Phyllis Coffman Commercial Phyl , a member of the FBLA, pep club, May Day and Yearbook staff, rates sports, food and boys as her main interests. She dislikes study halls in the auditorium. Phyllis includes secretarial work in her future plans. 25 Seniors Betty Collins General Betty , a Future Homemaker, is a member of the FNA and pep club. Rating high with Betty are roller skating and ice cream. Betty's future plans include getting married. Sharon Cowan Academic Sharon , participates in the National Honor Society, band, chorus, newspapter staff. Student Council, Homecoming, library club, camera club. May Day, majorette squad and was secretary of the freshman and junior classes. Sewing Interest Sharon and she dislikes two-faced people. After graduation. Sharon plans to become an English teacher. Darrell Davis Academic Deed , active in football, track. Varsity club. Student Council and Homecoming, is peeved by school lunches. Sports and food rate high with Deed. He plans to enter college following graduation. Kay Deem Commercial Kay dislikes smart alecks and reckless drivers. She is active in the girls basketball team, pep club and May Day. Basketball, swimming, horses and reading rate as her main interests. Kay plans to get a job after graduation. Patricia L Dominy Academic Pat enjoys cheering and reading. She is active in the cheerleading squad, newspaper staff. Student Council, May Day. Mu Alpha Theta, camera club, Latin club, pep club, and was Sophomore class secretary. She dislikes people who won't admit it when they are wrong. Pat plans to go to college after graduation. Theresa Dziagwa Commercial Theresa is active in chorus, band, cheerleading, biology club, FBLA, May Day, pep club, ski club, and FTA. She enjoys dancing, and sports, while study halls in the auditorium are her pet peeve. After graduation. Theresa plans to obtain a secretarial job. 26 Senior Class advisors, William Jordan and Miss Gladys Thomas, discuss the outstanding qualities of the 1966-67 Senior Class. Karen Evans Commercial Karen , FFA Sweetheart, is active in theFBLA, National Honor Society, dramatics club, pep club, chorus, co-editor of the newspaper, yearbook staff. Homecoming. May Day and is Miss Evergreen. Dancing, boys and food rate high with Karen, while dentists, naturally curly hair and the word •'tuff are pet peeves of her’s. Secretarial work Is included in her future plans. Lynn Fairbanks Home Economics Weasel is active in chorus. FHA, dramatics club and the Latin Club. Her favorite saying is, Scum it. ’ and her pet peeve is people showing partiality. Having fun is her main interest. Lynn's future plans include beautician school. Janet Findley Academic Janet” is a participant of the band. FNA, chorus, yearbook staff, Student Council, Candy Stripers, May Day and camera club. Study halls in the auditorium are her pet peeves, and sewing and reading rate as her main interests. After graduation, Janet plans to become a nurse. Earlene Fletcher Commercial Fletch , interested in sports and boys, is a member of the FBLA. She dislikes rude people and her favorite saying is I doubt it. Becoming a secretary is included in Earlene's future plans. 27 Seniors John Forsythe Industrial Arts John actively participates in baseball. He rates electronics as his main interest. Included in John's future plans in enterg the service. Ernest Mathew Foster Academic Matt , who dislikes not having enough money, participates in band, chorus and track. Model cars and radios rate as his main interests. Matt plans to enter electronics school after graduation. This is the long and short of it. . . The senior class that is. Karen M. Franklin Commercial Karen enjoys dancing and sports. She is a member of the FBLA, pep club, yearbook staff, and is a participant in May Day. She dislikes study halls in the auditorium. After graduation, Karen plans to obtain a Job. Timothy B. Gamble Academic Tomatoe” is interested in the Latin club, band, chorus, intramurals, chess club and Student Council. Girls rate high with Tim. After graduation, he plans to enter either college or the Navy. 28 Sharon Garland Commercial Sharon , a member of the cheerleading squad. Is active In the FBLA, FTA, chess club, Latin club, and May Day. Reading, dancing, and boys rate as her main Interests. Her pet peeve Is study halls in the auditorium. Her future plans Include secretarial work. John Garshnick Academic Poncho participates in the camera club, Student Council, wrestling, band and intramurals. He is interested in the Rogues, hunting, girls and racing his car. Poncho is peeved by losing wrestling matches. His future plans are undecided. Ronald R. Garshnick General Ron , interested in wrestling, swimming, motor cycles, and girls, is an active participant in wrestling and May Day. He dislikes people who think that they own everything. Ron's future plans after graduation include electronics. Carol A. Garthoff Academic Carol , editor of the yearbook, is a member of the band, chorus. May Day, National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta and FNA. Sewing, reading, and music rate as her main interests. Carol plans to obtain a B.S. in nursing after graduation. Bonnie Gual Academic Bonnie , an active member of May Day, chorus, camera club, chess club, Latin club, yearbook staff, dramatics club and FTA, is secretary of the Senior Class. Her main interests include sports and having a good time. The school cafeteria and study halls in the auditorium are her pet peeves. After graduation. Bonnie plans to become an airline stewardess. Barbara Jean Gero Commercial Barb , who doesn't like to make ftin of others, is active in the FBLA, pep club, chorus, newspaper and yearbook staffs, May Day and dramatics club. Barb plans to attend college or business school after graduation. 29 Seniors George Glusko Commercial George is active in football, yearbook staff, chess club and Varsity club. Girls, sports, and food rate as his main interests. After graduation he plans to attend college. Barry Graham Industrial Arts Barry is a member of the rifle club. Outdoor sports rate as his main Interests and his pet peeve is better lunches. His future plans include the Air Force. Linda Green Commercial Linda , who dislikes boys who are going steady, participates on the yearbook staff. FTA, FBLA, pep club, chorus, dramatics club, biology club, camera club, and ski club. Her main interests are boys, dancing, sports. Included in Linda's future plans is becoming a model. Dennis Lee Gregorich Industrial Arts Higgins rates cars and girls as his main interests. He is active in Intramurals. Homework is his pet peeve. After graduation, he plans to enter the Army. Ned A. Griffith Industrial Arts Griff' rates outdoor sports as his main Interest. He enjoys being a spectator and dislikes a girl who doesn't act her age. After graduation he plans to become an Army Engineer. . Esther Heming General Bobbie participates in the pep club, FNA, and FHA. Dancing and sports rate as her main interests. Her pet peeve is stuck-up people. After graduation she plans to get a Job. 30 James Henry Industrial Arts Jim' is Interested in shop, hunting, and girls. His pet peeve is cars. After graduation, Jim plans to take a welding course at Vale Tech. Kenneth E. Henry Academic Ken enjoys hunting, fishing and swimming. He is a member of the camera club, chess club, Latin club and wrestling team. Fast drivers are his pet peeve. Ken's future plans are undecided. Harry E. Hill Academic Butch , who dislikes snooty girls and boys with long hair, is interested in cars, driving and hunting. He is a member of the chess club. After graduation he plans to get a job and later enter the service. Melanie Hill Commercial Mel is a member of the dramatics club, FBLA, pep club, biology club, Jr. High Newspaper club, ski club, and participates in May Day. She enjoys dancing, swimming and yellow cars. Mel's future plans include modeling. James Hixon Industrial Arts Hix is active in football. His interests include the fifty seven Torque machine. Hamburgers are his pet peeve and his favorite saying is, Don’t get irradical. He plans to obtain a Job following graduation. David Howard Vocational Agriculture Dave actively enjoys basketball and other sports. He also likes to read. His future plans include entering the Air Force or the Coast Guard. 31 Seniors Roland Howard Vocational Agriculture Roland” Includes girls and outdoor sports as his interests. He dislikes unfriendly girls and study halls. Entering the Armed Forces and later obtaining a Job are his future plans. It seems Gary Payne has come up with a five-card ’’dud . David Hutchison Academic Hutch is active in the band, chorus, newspaper staff, Latin club, camera club and May Day. Swimming and driving are his main interests. Auditorium study halls are his pet peeve. After graduation he plans to attend Penn State. John Janosik Academic John , a member of the National Honor Society and Mu Alpha Theta, is interested in sports. After graduation he plans to attend Penn State. Dennis Kitzmiller General Kitzy actively participates in football and track. Football rates as his main interest. After graduation his plans include becoming an electrician. 32 V Robert E. Kltne General Bob , a participant of the chess club and track, is mainly interested in sports, chess, books and politics. Snobs and losing football games are his pet p e e v e s. Bob's plans for the future include getting a Job and entering college. Elizabeth Kwisnek Commercial Beth enhoys dancing and sewing. She is active in May Day. FBLA, FNA, nurses club, chess club and intramurals. She is interested In boys and dislikes people who don’t laugh. After graduation she plans to become a bank teller. Mary Klingensmith Academic Mary , a member of the Mu Alpha Theta, is active in the FHA. FNA, chorus and May Day. Sewing, cooking and nursing rate high with Mary. She plans to enter nurses training after graduation. Gerald Lamb Industrial Arts Jerry rates girls and sports as his main interests. He is an active member of the track team. Following graduation, Jerry plans to enter the service. Sylvester Krouse Commercial Ves is interested in art and motorcycles. Among his peeves are homework and girls with short hair. Ves plans to obtain a job following graduation. Linda Lawhead Commercial Linda is active In the FBLA, dramatics club, newspaper staff. May Day and the pep club. Dancing, and skating rate as her main interests. Wearing shoes is her pet peeve. Included in her future is business work. 33 Seniors Alvin Lichtenfels Commercial MAl participates in the activities of the Student Council and chess club. Food is his main interest. Al's plans after graduation are undecided. Nancy Lichtenfels Academic Lick , co-captlan of the cheerleading squad, is active in band, chorus, yearbook staff, chess club and library club. Her main interests are nursing and cheerleading. She dislikes a person who lies. Nursing is included in her future plans. Kenneth Lickenfelt General Ken is interested in girls and cars. After graduation. Ken's future plans are to obtain a Job. William Lindsey Industrial Arts Lindsey actively participates in basketball. Cars and sports rate as his main interests. After graduation, Bill plans to enter the service and later get a job. Rosemary Machak Commercial Rosie” rates dancing, boys, and sports as her main Interests. She is active in chorus, band, cheerleading, biology club, FBLA, May Day, ski club, and pep club. Study halls in the auditorium are her pet peeve. Rosie's future plans include becoming a secretary. David C. Mack Academic Dave , president of the Senior class, is active in football, basketball, track. Student Council and Varsity club. He is interested in sports and girls. Homeowrk is his pet peeve. College is included in Dave's future plans. 34 Robert Mardis Butch actively participates in basketball. He is interested in girls, food and cars. Hts future plans are to obtain a Job. Darlene Mash Academic Dude likes dancing, swimming and sports. She is active in FNA, dramatics club. Latin club, camera club, library club, pep club, Mu Alpha Theta, May Day, girl's basketball team and intramurals. She plans to continue her education after graduation. Herbert L. Mathews Academic Herb is active in band, chorus, camera club, yearbook staff, National Honor Society and Latin club. Food, reading, and sports rate as his main interests. His pet peeve is conceited people. After graduation he plans to enter college. Wanda May Home Economics Wanda rates swimming and dancing as her main interests. She is a member of the FNA and a participant in May Day. She likes pizza. Wanda's future plans are undecided. James McCabe Academic Jim is interested in baseball. Stuck-up people are a pet peeve of his. After graduation he plans to enter electronics school. Gloria Lynn McCully Commercial Cullie , is interested in dancing, boys, football and basketball, and also enjoys chorus, district chorus, FBLA, newspaper staff, and May Day. Her pet peeve is study halls in the auditorium. After graduation she plans todo secretarial work. 35 Seniors Clara McDowell Commercial Clara , a member of the band and FBLA, and Is active in basketball and May Day. She is interested in sports, boys and food. Study halls in the auditorium are her pet peeve. Clara includes becoming a secretary'in her future plans. Frederick G. McDowell Academic Fred , active in track, is a member of the camera and chess clubs. Cars, hunting and swimming are his main interests. After graduation. Fred's future plans are undecided. Joseph McDowell Vocational Agriculture Joe participates in the Future Farmers of America and chorus. The FFA, sports and girls rate as his main Interests. Joe plans to enter college after graduation. Robert McF eaters General Weed is interested in cars, boats, swimming and typing. He is active in track and intramurals. Cafeteria food is his pet peeve. After graduation he plans to enter the Coast Guard. Raymond Jay McGarvey Industrial Arts Bird , whose favorite saying is, Baby cakes , is interested in motorcycles and girls. Following graduation he plans to enter the Navy. Thomas David McNutt Vocational Agriculture Nut is active in the Varsity club, Mu Alpha Theta. National Honor Society, chorus. FFA, football and track. He is Interested in football, baseball, track and agriculture. His pet peeve is low milk prices. Attending college at Pen State is included in Tom's future plans. 36 Michael Meagher Agriculture Mick is interested in girls, hunting, and cars. School is his main pet peeve. His future plans are undecided. Cynthia L. Miller Commercial Cindy Popplns is active in the Latin Club, FBLA, May Day, dramatics club, and pep club, Dancing and sewing rate as her main Interests. Study halls in the auditorium are her pet peeves. After graduation she plans to attend college. Merle Mintmier Agriculture Merle is active in agriculture. Basketball is his main interest. After graduation he plans to join the Army. William Mintmier Agriculture Bill is interested in automobiles, food, and hunting. School is his pet peeve. Bill’s future plans are undecided. Rose M. Mroczka Commercial Rose is active in the FBLA, May Day, pep club, intramurals, and as a majorette and a member of the Homecoming Court. Dancing, swimming, and twirling are her main interests. Her pet peeve is people who don't keep their word, and her favorite saying is, My gosh! After graduation she plans to become a secretary. Daniel Alan Muir Industrial Arts Dan is interested in auto mechanics and hunting. His future plans are undecided. 37 Seniors Elizabeth Jean Nixon Commercial Jean is active in the FBLA, dramatics club, pep club, newspaper staff and May Day. Dancing, skating and bowling are her main Interests. Jean dislikes people who never laugh. She plans to obtain business employment after graduation. Glenn Orner Academic Glenn , who dislikes sloppy pizza, participates in basketball. Latin club, pep club, intramurals and the chess club. Sports and cars rate as his main interests. After graduation. Glenn plans to enter the Air Force. Barbara P. Ofman Academic Barb , editor of the newspaper, is active in the Mu AlphaTheta, May Day, National Honor Society, camera club, Latin club, chorus and is a candy striper. Barb is also vice-president of tho FTA, and was Junior class treasurer. Sewing, reading and dancing are her main interests, and .study halls in the auditorium peeve her. Barb plans to major in elementary education after graduation. Gary Palmer General Amie , a member of the newspaper staff, participates in track. His main interest is sports. After graduation he plans to enter college. John Ofman Industrial Arts John is interested In cars and horses. Hamburgers are a pet peeve of his. John's future plans Include becoming a mechanic. Shirley Jean Parsley Home Economics Pars enjoys dancing, horses, sports and boys. She is active In basketball, May Day, FHA, dramatics club. Red Cross and the poster club. She dislikes nosey people. After graduation she plans to get a good job. 38 David Pavlo Commercial Dave Is mainly interested in cars, basketball and money. He is active in basketball, intramurals and the rifle club. School Is his pet peeve. Dave's future plans are undecided. m Virginia Penrose Commercial Virginia rates dancing and bowling as her main Interests. She is active in the FBLA. Her future plans include getting a secretarial job. Gary Payne Academic Gar actively participates in football, basketball, track, National Honor Society, Varsity club and Mu Alpha Theta. Sports is his main interest, and he dislikes people who continually repeat themselves. After graduation he plans to enter college. Anna Pisarclk Commercial Ann , a member of the majorette squad, is active in band, chorus, intramurals, May Day, and FBLA. Dancing, sports and food rate as her main interests. Cats are her pet peeve. Ann plans to obtain a job after graduation. Charles Pegg Industrial Arts Pegg , who dislikes too much homework, is active in football and the rifle club. Girls and cars rate as his main interests. After graduation he plans to Join the Navy. Theresa Pizarchlk Academic Reesa is active in the future nurses club, Latin club, FHA, May Day, camera club, girls basketball team and intramurals. Sports, cooking, sewing and dancing rate as her main interests. Snoblsh people are her pet peeve. She plans to go to college after graduation. 39 Seniors Mr. George looks on warily as Chris and Harry plunge head long into another experiment. He raises his double-barrel fire extinguisher, and another catastrophe has been averted! George Thomas Pizer Industrial Arts Tom enjoys working with cars. Nosey teachers and homework are his pet peeves. Yoyo brain , is his favorite saying. Tom's future plans are to become a fender bender. Diane Plowman Academic Dl is active in the future nurses club. Intramurals, FNA, camera club, Latin club and chorus. Swimming, ski ng, skating and dancing are her main interests. Snobs are her pet peeve. After graduation Diane plans to become a nurse. Patricia Potochniak Commercial Pat , a member of the FBLA, is active in chorus, pep club, and band. Her future plans Include working in the District of Columbia. Larry Rager Commercial Moe rates cars and girls as his main interests. He is active in the FBLA, pep club, intramurals and chess club. Girls who smoke are his pet peeve. Larry plans to join the Armed Forces after graduation. 40 Michael Reha Commercial Boy , a participant in the FBLA, rifle club and intramurals, is interested in hunting, fishing and office work. His pet peeve is mad friends. Entering the armed forces is Included in Mike's future plans. Nancy Reidell Commercial Nanci , a member of the girls basketball team, is active in the pep club and the dramatics club. Dancing and swimming rate as her main interests. Her pet peeve is snobbish people. After graduation. Nand plans to become an airline hostess. Harold Robinson Commercial Bud actively participates in the camera club, chorus, .poster club and rifle club. Guitar playing, folk singing, welding and swimming rate as his main Interests. People who talk and say nothing are his main dislike. After graduation he plans to join the Armed Forces. Betty Rudnik General Misty is active in the nurses club. May Day and the pep club. Carl, surfing and swimming are her main interests. Her main dislike is people who talk about others. After graduation —she plans to enter beauty school. Terry Rudnik Commercial Rudie is Interested in hunting and girls. He is an active participant in basketball. School is his main dislike. After graduation he plans to enter the Air Force. Janet Rummel Academic Janet , captain of the cheerleading squad, is active in the. future nurses club. Latin club, pep club, biology club. May Day.StudentCouncll, chorus and is treasurer of the Senior class. Cheering, dancing, and sports rate high with Janet. She plans to enter Nurses Training after graduation. 41 Seniors Donald Runyan Academic •'Don is an active participant intntramuralsand the Future Teachers Club. Girls and sports rate as his main interests. After graduation he plans to enter college. Chris Scanga Academic Chris' Is active in band, chorus, Rifle Club, track, May Day. and Yearbook. Teasing Mr. George is his main Interest. Early marriage Is his main dislike. After graduation he plans to enter college. Michael Sank Academic Mike is an active member of the National Honor Society and Mu Alpha Theta. Cars rate as his main Interests. After graduation he plans to enter college. Glenn Shank Vocational Agriculture Rusty participates actively In baseball and football. Drag racing Is his main interest. School is his main dislike. After graduation he plans to enter the service. Jim Santus General Sugar Bear Is active In intramurals. Cars, girls, and motorcycles rate as his main interests. He dislikes the fact that the school vacation is too short. His future plans after graduation are undecided. Judy A. Sharpe Commercial Poodle” actively participates in the FBLA, yearbook, newspaper, band, chorus, and May Day. Dancing and reading rate as her main interest Study halls in the auditorium are her main dislike. She plans to obtain secretarial work after graduation. 42 Gary Sharrer Industrial Arts Butch is active in sports and stage crew. His main interests include outdoor sports, cars and girls. His pet peeve is girls chewing gum. After graduation he plans to enter the service. Agnes Shaw Academic Agnes participates actively in the Nurses Club, Latin Club. band, chorus, and May Day. Included among her interests are swimming and dancing. Her main dislike is braggers. Her future plan include becoming a nurse. William Shingler Academic Bill is active in football. Mu Alpha Theta, yearbook. Varsity Club, and Camera Club. Football, hunting, and food rate as his main Interests. Homework is his only dislike. After graduation he plans to enter college. Dolores M. Shomo Commercial John Shomo Commercial Dee is an active participant in the FBLA, Nurses Club, FHA, and May Day. Dancing, boys, and swimming rate as her main interests. Her favorite saying is, Would you believe? After graduation she plans to obtain a job. Jumbo is active in football. His interests include electronics and amateur radio. His main dislike is snobbish people. After graduation he plans to enter Electronics School. Students enjoy the American Observer? 43 Seniors Linda Shomo Commercial Smo Is active In May Day. band. FHA, and chorus. Hockey, basketball, and dancing rate as her main Interests. Pete Sakes. Is her favorite saying. After graduation her plans include I.B.M, school and becoming a secretary. Christine Shoup Commercial Chris actively participates in the FBLA, FNA, Intramurals, and May Day. Sports and a certain boy are her main Interests. Her main dislike is people staring when you are with your boyfriend. Her future plans include I.B.M. school. Lester Silbaugh Industrial Arts Fuz Is active in the Rifle Club. Girls, cars, and hunting are his main interests. His main dislike is beer. After graduation his plans Include the Navy. Sophia Slonka Commercial Zos actively participates in the FBLA, FNA, Pep Club, and May Day. Dancing, sports, and chewing gum are her main interests. Cats are her only dislike. After graduation she plans to become a beautician. Charlotte Susan Stake Commercial Sue is active in chorus, FBLA, Pep Club, and May Day. Dancing, swimming, sports, and food rate as her main interests. Licorice candy is her main dislike. After graduation she plans to obtain a job. Carol Stewart Academic Stort is active in chorus, band. National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, and Future Teachers of America. Music, food, reading, and sports are her main interests. People who don't try to do their best is her main dislike. After graduation she plans to become a music teacher. 44 Judy Ann Stewart Commercial 9 Judy is active in band. Twirling and people are her basic Interests. People who don't mind their own business are her main dislike. After graduation she plans to take up fashion merchandising at Earl Wheeler's. Richard Stewart General Big Stew is active in basketball and track. Girls, cars, hunting, and sports are his main Interest. Hello Sapphire, is his favorite saying. After graduation he plans to enter the Marines. Jerry Lee Stiles Agriculture Tlnk is mainly interested in girls, cars, and hunting. School is his pet peeve. His future plans are undecided. Larry Strong Commercial Tiger is active in the National Honor Society, FTA, wrestling, and Boy's Athletic Association. Sports and traveling are his main interests. After graduation he plans to enter college. Carol Ann Troska Commercial Mud actively participates in the FHA, FNA, May Day. pep club, and the FBLA. Dancing, sports activities, and swimming are her main interests. Her main dislike is snobbish people. After graduation she plans to become a beautician. James Troska Academic Jim is active in the Rifle Club, and water skiing. His main interest is water skiing. After graduation he plans to enter electronics. 45 Seniors Jerry Uadiski Commercial jer Is active in intramurals. Baseball is his main interest. Would you believe, is his main dislike. After graduation he plans to enter the Air Force. Jo Ann Varner Commercial Jo actively participates in the FBLA, FHA, and Nurses Club, and May Day. Swimming, horseback riding, and eating are her main interests. Snobbish people are her main dislike. After graduation she plans to get a job. Charles Walbeck Academic Chuck is active in Latin Club, band, chorus. Intramurals, chess club, and student council. Pancakes, milk shakes, and spaghetti rate as his main interests. His main dislike is fanal tests. After graduation he plans to attend college. Edward Walbeck General Woodpecker is active in intramurals. Girls and cars rate as his main interests. His main dislike is not enough vacation. After graduation he plans to go to work. Harry Weigel Academic Harry actively participates in band, newspaper, yearbook, class play, student council, and May Day. Food, Room 108, and teasing Mr. George are his main interests. After graduation he plans to enter a journalistic career. Dennis Lee Younkin Academic Denny is active in football, basketball, and Varsity Club. Food, girls, and sports rate as his main interests. After graduation he plans to enter college. 46 Senior Fashions Jeanie and Mary blossom in their flowered print suits. Swirling in a dizzy mirage of color. John and Lee model their paisley shirts. Hippy hipsters and wide, wide belts are a must for those in the revolving fashion circle. Fashion has had a renaissance from head to toe, as illustrated by these burgundy loafers. Pierced earrings accent the short hair of Barb and Mel. Seeing spots? A recent rage in male fashion is polka dots, polka dots, polka dots! Linda and Slug ride the surging wave of surfer crosses. The latest import straight from Carnaby Street, London, is sporty, poor boy sweaters. 47 Underclassmen Although the seniors of United refuse to admit it, the underclassmen comprise the majority of the student body. Seventh graders are only beginning their six years of high school while the juniors look forward to their last year. Whether you are at the beginning, in the middle, or at the end of your school years, enjoy them underclassmen. They won't last long. Underclassmen rush excitedly from their final class of the school day. A few sophomore girls prepare a sign for the football game on Saturday, while other interested students look on. 48 Juniors Seated left to right are: Gale Campbell, secretary; Dale Davis, president; and Karen Mulligan, treasurer. Tom Lavis, sergeant-at-arms and Lee Hess, vice-president look on. Glenn Anderson Lois Andric Sharon Barbus Shirley Barbus Diane Bartholomew Ed Benedict Dennis Boring Diana Boring Elizabeth Boring Sue Boring Joyce Bowers Ted Bowers Dave Bracken Dan Brendlinger Sandy Brendlinger Tim Brendlinger Wanda Brendlinger Patricia Brett Dave Brown Raymond Brown Sharon Brown Sharon Buchanan Glenn Busch Gale Campbell Debbie Carney John Chapman Ray Clawson Bill Clevenger Patty Cline Don C olgan Marilyn Conrad Rhoda Costello Bert Cramer Dale Davis Karen DeBona John Deyarmin Neil Figard Mark Forsythe Kathy Gorman Barry Gregorich 50 l Joyce Gregorich Sandy Gressley Charlotte Hall John Hamrock Rick Homing Laura Henry Bob Henry Lee Hess Hazel Ilill Matt Hill Barbara Hixon Virginia Hofecker John Holupka Sharon Horner Wanda Howard Rom Hunt Tom Isenberg August Janesko Janet Jenkins Emma Johns Bob Joseph Robert Lambing Agnes LaRosa Allan Lauffer Tom Lavis Marilyn Layman Paul Leary Linda Ling Connie Lonas Art Lordich Debbie Lowther Gloria Machack Chuck Mack Larry Mack Sharon Mack Barbara Mahalic Sharon Mardis Charles McCachren Earlene McClain Dianne McConnell Pauline McDowell Ralph McDowell Jim McGaughey Brian McGinnis Dennis McGinnis Janice McGinnis Audrey McKillip George McLaughlin 51 Diane Mikolic Donna Miller •Janet Montgomery Judy Moore Karen Mulligan Laura Murphy Terry Mytrysak Elliot Nerl Patricia Nixon Lana Oliver Tom Palguta Beverly Pi s arc Ik Edgar Pitt Linda Plowman Darryl Hainey Randy Rensko Sue Beta Hack Judy Rhine Donna Robinson Gloria Rodkey Victoria Rose Beverly Hummel Sharon Santus John Sbardclla Debra Sesock Donna Sesock Pam Shank Doris Sharp Diane Shingler Karen Shirley Sharon Shomo Ed Sievers Frank Stanek Kathy Stanovich George Staruch Gloria Steiner Frank Stewart Harry Stewart Jan Stilfey Terry Stiles Dale Strong Wayne Thompson Andy Torok Joe Torok Joe Visnesky Patricia Walker Sandra Walls Jim Wascak Sylvester Wascak Bill Wiemer Barbara Wilko Elizabeth Wirick Bonnie Yarnal Bill Zallar 52 Sophomores Standing left to right are: Linda Barbus, Ser- geant at Arms; Lois Hudnall, Treasurer; and Vicki Mack, Secretary. Tom Mack, Vice President, and Ed Pease, President are seated. Roberta Alberter Sharon Ashcom Donna Bako Harry Barbus Linda Barbus Sally Bcskid Ed Bloom Wanda Boring Betty Bowers Tom Boyle Barbara Brink Bob Brown Ralph Bruckhart Glenn Buchkoski Dennis Bunn Carol Burkett Roberta Cahill Neena Carney Robort Chappell Kathy Cline Ray Closson Charlotte Croyle Darla Custer Paulette Daniels Geoigia Davis Louella Davis Nancy Davis Wanda Davis Linda Dias Russ Dill Debbie Donahue Larry Eamlgh 53 Keith Evans Judy Fairbanks Jane Ferguson Anita Fisher Cynthia Fisher Dale Foster Denny Foster Sandra Fry Martha Gamble Sharon Garland Susan Grindle Gladys Hall Tom Hamacek Gloria Ham rock Lynn Harding Marilyn Heming Leland Henderson Ann Marie Hensal Alton Hewitt Tressa Hewitt Laura Hill Dwight Hollingsworth Georgeanne Holupka Cheryl Hoover Debbie Hoover Lois Hudnall Eugene Hutchinson Roy Jacobs Theresa Janoslk Steve Johnston Ron Jordan Carol Kelly Ron Kitzmiller Karen Krall Nancy Kuchenbrod Kenny Kwisnek Bill Kwisnek Donna LaCorte Tony Lantzy Sue Ann Lichtenfels Sue Liggett Forrest Mack Lois Mack Tom Mack Vicki Mack Wendy Mack Mark Mathews Barbara May Dave McCachren Dick McDowell Charlotte McGinnis George McGinnis Linda McGinnis Roberta McIntyre Don McNutt Susan Mlkula Carol Miller Pat Miller Susan Miller Jim Mintmier Mary Ann Mintmier Sue Mrosky Nancy Mulligan Christine Muir Carol Ondrlzek Susan Pasteur Dennis Payne Tammie Payne Ed Pease Linda Pegg Diane Penrose Linda Penrose Steve Pisarclk Aileen Plowman Kenny Plowman Carolyn Rager Vernon Reidell Bonnie Ripple Bill Rltenour Bruce Rhorabaugh 55 Donna Ruffner Mike Scanga Mike Sesock Sherry Shlley Stanley Shirley Rhonda Shomo Terr)' Shoup James Silk Debbie Skedel Stanley Skedel Helen Smith Lois Snyder Bill Stern Rita Stewart Jim Stutzman Dave Tomb Ron Uadlski Mary Vlsnesky Joel Walbeck Debbie Waters Wayne Young John Youngblood Kerry Younkln Ricky Younkln Freshmen Seated left to right are: Sergeant at Arms, Ponchione; President, Cecil Plowman; and Bill Zimmerman; Vice President, Dave Secretary-Treasurer, Nancy Griffith. Chert Allen Debbie Anderson Jim Auld Pete Barbus Ken Becker Tom Bell Sandra Benedict Lynette Bersansky Betty Boring Debbie Boring Eugene Boring Jane Bracken Barbara Brendlinger Diane Brendlinger Sharon Brendlinger Carol Buchanan Phil Claypool Bob Clawson Karen Coffman Harry Costello Rae Deana Cowan Doris Cramer Dave Dill Gary Dill Roy Duncan Dorothy Dziagwa Karen Ekis Ken Evans Blair Flgard Mary Jo Findley Ron Forsythe Nancy Fry Randy Fry Cliff Gaul Kathy Good Kevin Griffith Nancy Griffith Greg Harding John Helenic Tom Henry- 57 Jim Hirko Kay Hollingsworth Sandy Holtzman Alan Hunt Bonnie Jamison Lynn Jamison Cecilia Jones Cindy Jones Jennifer Kerr Ken Klsamore Fred Kline Carol Kuchenbrod Jeffrey Lamb Carol Lantzy Bill LaRosa Claire Lauffer Earl Layman Paul Lear Karen Lichtenfels Sharon Lickenfelt Rick Ling Pearl Logue Ted Manges Mary Marcus Kevin Marsh Darlene Mazey Janette McClain Jim McCIintock Melanie McClure Connie McDowell Richard McFeaters Greg Mikula Lance Miller Randy Moyer Harriet Muir Carrie Mulligan Betty Murphy Jim Murphy David Nixon Pat Ofman Denise Oliver Dennis Oliver Bruce Orner Sharon Penrose Cecil Plowman Charles Plowman Dave Ponchlone Phyllis Rensko Freshman General Music students enjoy listening to records played on a newly purchased stereo. Wesley Ressler William Ressler Sharon Riddle George Robinson Patricia Rock Floyd Rohrabaugh Joe Rowe Ricky Rudnik Linda Rummel Ronald St. Clair Lucille Sbardella Corlnne Scanga Joan Sharpe Dan Shearer Roxanne Shi ley San Shirley Mary Shorno Evelyn Slevers Keith Skavang Bob Snoby Todd Snoby Monica Steiner . Gail Stewart Don Stiffey Donna Stiles Suanne Stiles Richard Strong Mike Stutzman Barbara Troska Sandy Vozsnyak Frances Wascak Vivian Weigel Mona Wisner Don Wright Kenneth Yeckley Cheryl Young William Zettle Bill Zimmerman 59 Eighth Graders The Eighth Grade Class officers, left to right, are: Bill Clendenen, Sergeant at Arms; Cheryl Hess, President; Denise Davis, Treasurer; Carolyn Overdorff, Secretary; and Terry Barbus, Vice-president. Richard Altimus Larry Anderson Rut!) Anderson Tim Ault Terry Barbus Darlene Barelich Marlene Barelich Allen Bennett Danny Boring Denny Boring Gloria Boring Ralph Bowers Scott Bracken Roger Brehm Gary Brendlinger Dale Brett Sharon Brown Peggy Buchkoski Debra Busch John Buthkoski Ken Buterbaugh Lucie Carney Bill Clendenen David Cl os son 60 Sue Cochran Leora Colgan Linda Colgan Jeff Crusan Carol Davis Denise Davis Linda Davis Pamela DeBona Bonnie Fairbanks Sue Fatula Robert Fenchak Dave Findley Edwin Foust Kathy Foust Donna Fry Mark Fry Debbie Gawles Dan Gibbons Ann Harding Beverly Henry Geraldine Hensal Cheryl Hess Annette Hill Brad Hill Allen Hofecker Ken Hoffman Ralph Hollenbaugh Bonnie Hoover George Horner Earl Howard Kathleen Jones Charles Kelly John Kelly Bob Kerr Louise Kinnel Diane Klsamore Beverly Kline Karen Kline Donna Krall Steve Krise David Kuchenbrod Terr)' Lambing Paul LaRosa Dean Lawhead Don Llchtenfels Ed Llchtenfels Harry Llchtenfels LaRue Llchtenfels Eighth grade boys learn useful wood working techniques. 61 I.inda Liehtenfels Faith LoPresti Rose Lovetro David Low the r Albert Machak John Machak Bonnie Mack Donald Mack Faye Mack Kaye Mack Richard McClintock Debbie McCluskey Audree McConnell John McCully Marian McDowell Carol McKinney Yvonne McKinney Rudy Mihollc Karen Miller Mark Miller Christine Mroczka Bill Murphy Greg Mytrysak Pat Nerl Bill Nixon Kathy Ondrizek Carol Overdorff Kon Palmer Gladys Parsley Robert Parsley Leslie Payne Neita Payne Connie Penrose Deloros Penrose Alice Peters Denny Plowman John Pozar Florence Price Eugene Reha Ron Rensko Cindy Rhine Walter Ripple Ronald Robson Rita Rodkey Mike Rose Eddie Rudnik Mike Sahlaney Angie Santucci 62 Ray Sapp Joe Schilllnger Dianne Seigh Suzanne Seigh Jim Shirley Larry Shirley Charles Shoup Cindy Shoup George Shoup Gretchen Slevers Patty Skedel Wayne Springer Bob Stem Connie Stewart Drew Stewart Mark Stewart Jerry Stiffey Ricky Stiles Bill Strong Noma Stutzman Cindy Thompson Kay Varner Bob Visnesky Nancy Wagner Mitzl Walbeck LaVerne Zamba Seventh Graders Seventh Grade Class Vice-president, DaveSvilar; Sergeant at Arms, Bob Clendenen; President, Marvin Lichtenfels; and Treasurer Michael Antolik receive a disgusted look from Pennee Campbell, class secretary. Cynthia Adams Michael Antolik Vicki Antonio Douglas Balthazer Rodney Bloom Georgetta Boring Mark Bowser Mark Bracken John Brendlinger Pat Bumpemick John Burda Kathleen Burkett Karen Campbell Penee Campbell Don Carney Barry Clark Nancy Clawson Joan Claypoole Bob Clendenen Diane Coughnour Margie Cramer Audrey Daniels Raymond Davis Sharon Davis. Ricky Dlethrick Cynthia Dill Dennis Erdly Linda Fetterman Kurt Fisher Pam Fletcher Becky Folk Sue Fry Ruth Gamble Ricky Garland Ruth Garshnlck Kathy Garthoff Tommy Gawlas George Gero Karen Gibbons Kathl Gibbons 64 Thad Gibbons Connie Graham Ricky Gregorich Karen Griffith Kathi Griffith Janet Gunter Gary Halahurda Gary Ham rock Jerry Hamrock Tommy Hearn Todd Heming Karen Henderson Donna Henry David Hixson Bonnie Hoke Debbie Hoover Francis Howard Kevin Huciko Tim Isenberg Judy Jenkins James Kalina Arlene Kelly Kathy Kline Georgia Krall Debbie Kresko Jeff Krise Marlene Kikula Harry Kuxminsky Karen Kuzminsky Mary Ann Lavis Patty Lewis Darlene Lichtenfels Donna Lichtenfels Marvin Lichtenfels Shane Lichtenfels David Ling Janice Ling Sylvia Ling David Lonas Linda Lovetro Randy Mack Mary McCloskey Dale McCullough Melinda McCully Ray McGinnis Robert Mlkolic Marcia Miller Terri Miller fie; Dale Montgomery Harry Moose Karen Muir Harry Muir Patty Jo Murphy Cynthia Nagi Bruce Nixon Debbie Overdorfl Darrel Palmer Chris Penrose Ron Penrose Frank Philipa Susan Pitt Anthony Pirarchik Ed Plowman Lou Ann Plowman Nancy Plowman Denise Potts John Rainey Randy Reidell Bobbie Jo Robson Jonathan Rodkey Randy Hodkey David Roles Maxine Rummel Allen St. Clair Judy St. Clair Diane Shearer Pat Shearer Paul Shetler Anita Shlley Cheryl Shoup 66 Don Sievers Lewis Silvls Prank Slonka Joyce Snyder Keith Steiner Aurora Stern Charles Stewart Lucinda Stewart Frank Stiffler Lynn Stivison Joyce Strong Sally Stutzman Ted Stutaman Dave Svllar Angelo Swanhart Sharon Tlnkey James Trlmm Sandra Troska Cynthia Wakefield Joe Walbeck Bob Wolfe Gladys Wright Betty Yamal Bill Young Terry Youngblood Barry Younkin John Zack Joette Zamba Junior High F.H.A. Junior High F.F.A. National Honor Society Junior High Library Club Science Club Model Airplane Club Seventh Grade Chorus Activities As we travel through another year at United High School, activities play an important part in everyday school life. This section of the yearbook is the largest, for included here are pictures of students from six grades who participate in clubs. Individuals in clubs have an opportunity to develop interests and show leadership in the fields they enjoy most through use of the daily activity period. Activities wouldn't be nearly as enjoyable if students weren't so willing to join. Few clubs have to recruit members. In this section, pictures will bring back memories of Homecoming, the school play, May Day, and most import ant-you, participating in your clubs. If your picture is included here, be proud to consider yourself a member of the activities of U.H.S. Be proud, for you have made your school! A group of students gather to represent the varied activities of United High School. May Day and Homecoming 1966 May Court, left to right. Row One: John Yount, Judy Foust, Rodney Plowman, Sally Mabon, Larry Shingle:, Allen Overdorff, Brent Overdorff, Denise Miller, Beverly Pfennlnger., Bev Hofecker, Dick Cline, pat Buchanan, Dave Lavls. Row two: Bill Walker, Linda Shingler, Bob McClintock, Barb Weigel, Bonnie Toman, Ron Coffman, Dolly Miller, Larry Hamrock. Row three: Frank McCloskey, Barb Neri, Queen Connie Zack, Dave Rindfliesch, Sharon Mack, Gordon Hollingsworth. United's seventh annual Homecoming was held September 29, 1966, on the Buena Vista Field, Sharon Cowan was chosen queen by the student body. Our Lions and the Hilltoppers battled to a 0-0 deadlock. That evening a semi-formal dance was held in the gymnasium. Steve Cemak, Student Council President, crowned the queen, as The Men of Swing provided music for dancing. Homecoming Court, left to right: Sophomore Princess, Vicki Mack: Junior Princess, Gale Campbell; Senior Princess, Karen Evans; 1966 Homecoming Queen, Sharon Cowan;Senior Princess, Rose Morczka; Junior Princess, Bev Rummel; Sophomore Princess, Wanda Davis. 72 Dressed in gay gowns, junior girls wind the lavender-and white May Pole. Connie Zack, 1966 May Queen, smiles beautifully while holding her roses and scepter. Each year members of the May Day Court embroider their names on the train worn by the queen. Each year the top ten girls of both the Junior and senior classes are chosen for the Hemlock Chain. Several days are needed to make the chain of pine wrapped with hemlock. Members of the Hemlock Chain are: Janet Boyle, Kathy Plsarcik, Janet Rummel, Nancy Stutzman, Pat Dominy, Pam Kerr, Mary Klingensmith, Pam Miller, Sharon Garland, Carman Cramer, Barb Ofman, Karen Knopfel, Linda Lytle, Sue Rodkey, Linda Lawhead, Linda Altlmus, Carol Stewart, Donna Mlkollc, Carol Garthoff, and Karen Marino. 73 U. H. S. Band First Row: Pat Brett, Dianne McConnell. Gale Campbell, and Laura Henry. Second Row; Mr. Dwight Pecsenye. Earlene McClain. Richard McCllntock. Carolyn Overdorff, Mark Fry. Linda Lichtenfels. Kathy Garthoff. Frances Wascak. Linda Davis. Joe Rowe, Rae Deana Cowan, Kevin Griffith, Debbie Donahue, and Chris Scanga. Third Row: Steve Pisarcik, Cheri Allen, Agnes Shaw, Karen Kline. Evelyn Sievers, Sue Liggett, Marilyn Conrad, Jim Hirko, Sharon Santus, Patti Cline, Sandi Antolik and Betty Murphy. Fourth Row; Cheryl Young. Linda Plowman, Carol Garthoff, Janet Findley, Linda Cline, Judy Sharpe. Gloria Machak, Gretchen Sievers. Jim Stutzman, Bob Snoby. Clara McDowell, Carol Stewart, and Margie Caldwell. Fifth Row: Connie McDowell, Pat Burkett, Nancy Kuchenbrod, Alton Hewitt. Carol Kuchenbrod, Dave Hutchison, John Garshntck, Mike Sahlaney. Matt Foster. Larry Eamigh, Aileen Plowman, and Mary Jo Findley. Sixth Row: Jim Wascak. Tom Palguta, Sharon Brown. Dave McCachren. GeorgeStaruch. Tim Gamble, Bill Clendenen. Sylvester Wascak. Mark Mathews. Harry Weigel, and Herb Mathews. Harry Weigel, vice-president; Chris Scanga. president; Sharon Cowan, secretary; and Janet Findley, treasurer, help to plan band projects with the guidance of Mr. Pecsenye, band director. 74 United’s six lovely majorettes take time from practicing to pose for a picture. Majorettes lead the band at football games and parades. For the past two summers our majorettes have attended Red Lion Twirling Camp to obtain new ideas for routines. This year's majorette squad consists of: Annie Pisarcik, head majorette; Doris Sharp; Rose Mroczka; Bobbie Alberter; Judy Stewart; and Sharon Cowan. Twirling for her second year, Annie Pisarcik, a commercial senior, leads the majorettes. Petite Doris Sharp, a junior, is a second year member of the squad. A commercial senior of the squad. Rose Mroczka is twirling for her second year. The youngest member of the majorette squad is a sophomore, Bobbie Alberter. Judy Stewart, a commercial senior, is participating in the squad for her second year. Sharon Cowan, the oldest member of the squad, is twirling for her fourth year. Here we see our marching band in one of its Informal morning practice sessions. 75 Fountain of Starlight In the upper photo, the theme ’’Fountain of Starlight” is appropriate as couples dance near a background of silver stars. Later the fountain draws much attention while passing couples stop to chat and discuss the evening. 76 On April 29, 1966, the Junior-Senior Prom was held in the high-school gymnasium. Students of the Junior Class held bake sales in the communities of the district and also held a dance, Autumn Leaves to raise money for the prom. The juniors, who chose the theme Fountain of Starlight , chose blue, pink, and white crepe paper for their decorations. Highlighted by a revolving silver chandelier, the domed ceiling of blue and white gave the effect of a starlight night. Shimmering, a fountain sprang up from a rocky pool surrounded by flowers. A moss-covered pathway led to the platform where the band, The Jet Tones, played soft music. Tables were decorated by ceramic figureines, mint cups filled with mints and nuts, and a program. At the end of the evening, many couples attended a postprom party held at Richland Lanes. t 77 Senior editors, Bonnie Gaul and Herb Mathews, have the job of interviewing seniors to learn their likes, dislikes, and ambitions for the future. Mr. John Busovicki, advisor, discusses the introduction of the La Vista with co-editors, Carol Garthoff and Harry Weigel. 1966 La First Row: Phyllis Coffman, Barb Gero, Carol Stewart, Janet Findley. Bonnie Gaul, Karen Franklin. Nancy Lichtenfels, and Annie Pisarclk. Second Row: Leonard Barbus. Bill Shingler, Linda Green, Judy Sharpe. Carol In order to list the sports schedule, Nancy Lichtenfels and Leonard Barbus, sports editors, review a 1966 football program. Linda Cline and Bill Shingler, faculty editors, decide on a new layout for faculty photographs. 78 ista Staff thoff, Chris Scanga, Harry Weigel, George Glusko, Slevers, Herb Mathews, Karen DeBona, Karen Evans, Linda Cline. Karen Franklin, Karen Evans, and Phyllis Coffman check yearbook typing as Annie Pisarcik, artist, plans new layouts for ad photos. Janet Findley and Chris Scanga discuss layouts and picture cropping for the activities section. Mrs. Billie Dixon business advisor, discusses ads with Judy Sharpe and Barb Gero, ad editors, and Linda Green and George Glusko, business managers, listen intently. Underclassman editor Carol Stewart advises next year's editors, Karen DeBona and Ed Sievers, on the arrangement of pictures. Mr. Miller and these 3 boys were fortunate enough to win the mad dash” to the cafeteria and were rewarded with first place in the lunch line. Disguised as The Lonely Bull are Sylvia Ling and Donna Lichtenfels, who were featured in a football half-time show. Lunch time on Friday provides entertainment for everyone as the girls dance to the latest records. Hey, how about joining? 80 Miss Evergreen The annual Christmas Tree Festival oflndiana County, held a surprise for one of United's students this year. From nineteen hopeful girls, Karen Evans, a lovely seventeen-year-old commercial student from Brush Valley, was selected as Miss Evergreen. Along with the title, crown, and a green velvet cape, she received a diamond pendant, luggage, and gift certificates. 81 Blue and White Star First Row: Jeanie Nixon, Barb Gero, Linda Lawhead, Gloria McCully, Sharon Cowan, Barb Of man, and Pat Dominy. Second Row: Mrs. Rebecca Riddle. Pat Burkett, Karen Evans. Dave Hutchison, Harry Weigel, Gary Palmer, Lee Bowser. Leonard Barbus, Judy Sharpe, and Jennifer Auld. The staff of the Blue and White Star works constantly to improve our school newspaper. New sections, such as Copy Chats, add variety to other stories of interest. Junior Reporters, who are members of Mrs. Margaret Winslow’s journalism class, write scoops in preparation for senior newspaper work. First Row: Pat Walker, Diane Shingler, Janice McGinnis, Judy Rhine. Gale Campbell, Laura Murphy, Doris Sharp, and Earlene McClain. Second Row: Linda Plowman. Pat Brett, Debbie Sesock, Glenn Busch, Tom Lavis, Bill Zallar, Alan Lauffer, Joe Torok, Gloria Machak, Joyce Bowers, and Gloria Steiner. News editors Judy Sharpe, Jennifer Auld, and Gary Palmer bring in the news and give it to Barb Gero, typing and style editor. Gloria McCully and Sharon Cowan, feature editors, browse in old galleys to find positions for their stories. Barb Ofman, editor, Karen Evans, co-editor. and Mrs. Rebecca Riddle, advisor, anxiously await the results of student opinion. Leonard Barbus, newspaper photographer, watches as Pat Dominy and Harry Weigel, copy editors, check over a feature story for spelling and punctuation errors. Sports editors Pat Burkett and Lee Bowser are in familiar surroundings as they cover scores of past basketball games. Exchange editor Dave Hutchison files addresses of newspapers from other schools as business managers Linda Lawhead and JeanieNixon discuss promotion of the Blue and White Star. 83 Student Council First Row: Mr. Clendenen, Sue MrosKy, Lynn Harding, Larry Strong. Janet Rummel, and Janet Boyle. Second Row: Gale Campbell, Ed Pease. Bill Shingler, Steve Cemak, Chuck Mack, and Karen Mulligan. Third Row: Mike Scanga, Ed Sievers. Bert Cramer, Dale Davis, and Dave Mack. Steve Cemak. president; Mr. Clendenen. sponsor; Ed Sievers. sergeant at-arms. Janet Rummel, secretary; Chuck Mack, vice-president; and Karen Mulligan, treasurer, discuss Student Council plans. The Student Council, a form of student government at United, sponsors a yearly project to improve the school. Selling refreshments at sports events and holding submarine sales help them to raise money. This year’s project will be the purchase of an events board which will be placed in front of the school. 84 Dave Sivilar, sergeant-at-arms; Mike Sahlaney, vice-president; Carol Buchanan, secretary; Cecil Plowman, treasurer; Ron St. Clair, president; and Mr. Gem mell. advisor, head the junior high Student Council. First Row: Mr. Gemmell. Marvin Lichtenfels, Kate Burkett, and Dave Sivilar. Second Row: Kathy Garthoff. Mary Marcus. Carol Buchanan, and Angie Santucci. Third Row: Cecil Plowman. Jerry Stiffey. Mike Sahlaney. Bob Visnesky. and Ron St. Clair. 85 Senior and Junior Chorus This year the Senior Chorus, directed by Miss Myrna Goughnour, presented It s Christmas Once Again. A highlight of the Christmas program was a wooden soldier routine and a doll's ballet to the song, Parade of the Wooden Soldiers. Chorus members also presented the annual spring concert, featuring selections such as The Shadow of Your Smile and Eidelweiss. Eighth and ninth grade students may sing in Junior Chorus and participate in both the Christmas program and spring concert. 86 1st Row: Mrs. Billie Dixon, sponsor, Janet Boyle, Phyllis Coffman, Larry Strong, Virginia Penrose, Sophia Slonka, Sharon Garland, Pat Potochniak, Jean Nixon, Nancy Reidell, Rose Mroczka, and Annie Pisarcik. 2nd Row: Cindy Miller, Vickie Rose, Mike Reha, Sandy Carney, Rose Machak, Linda Lawhead, Audrey McKillip, Judy Stewart, Mary Allison, Carol Troska, Judy Rhine, and Janet Jenkins. 3rd Row: Marilyn Conrad, Barb Gero, Beth Kwisnek, Christine Shoup, Marilyn Layman, Sharon Mack, Linda Plowman, Karen Franklin, Theresa Dziagwa, Earlene Fletcher, and Dolores Shomo. 4th Row: Liz Wirick, Susan Stake, Clara McDowell, Brian Clay pool, Karen Evans, Sandy Walls, Debbie Sesock, Judy Sharpe, Jerry Uadiski, Jennifer Auld, Gloria McCully, and Barb Wilko. 5th Row: Melanie Hill, Kathy Gorman, Larry Rager, A1 Lichtenfels, Dave Pavlo, Sharon Brown, Sylvester Krouse, Terry Rudnik, Linda Green, and Sandy Gressley. 1st Row: Mrs. Rebecca Riddle, sponsor, Anita Fisher, Donna LaCorte, Debbie Carney, Susan Grindle, Mary Ann Mintmier, Darla Custer, Lois Mack, Debbie Skedel, Debbie Hoover, Vicki Mack, Georgia Davis, Linda Ling, Pat Walker, and Diane Bartholmew. 2nd Row: Linda Barbus, Georgeann Holupka, Susan Miller, Debbie Lowther, Don Dodson, Diane Shingler, Diane Mikolic, Barbara May, Linda Pegg, Sharon Buchanan, Karen Mulligan, Debbie Sesock, Doris Sharp, and Sharon Horner. 3rd Row: Bobbie Alberter, Gloria Ham rock, Martha Gamble, Kathy Cline, Barbara Mahalic, Donna Bake, Sue Lichtenfels, Cheryl Hoover, Gloria Steiner, Carol Kelly, Roberta Cameron, Cindy Fisher, Nancy Mulligan, and Shirley Barbus. 4th Row: Theresa Janosik, Danny Marino, Ed Pease, Linda Penrose, Roberta Mclntire, Kathy Stanovich, Sandy Fry, Laura Hill, Sharon Shaffer, Bruce Rohrabaugh, Tom Boyle, Lois Hudnall, and Wanda Boring. 5th Row: Debbie Waters, Glenn Busch, Jim Wascak, Tom Palguta, Sylvester Wascak, Bill Zallar, Tom Lavis, Mike Sesock, Ed Benedict, Don Colgan, Ron Uadiski, and Mary Visnesky. 87 F H A Senior high girls may join the Future Homemakers of America. Each year junior and senior members hold a cookie sale to raise money for a trip to the Farm Show in Harrisburg. Girls learn homemaking international good will, and home and community living. The club is sponsored by Mrs. Margaret Jones. Mu Alpha Theta Members of the Mu Alpha Theta are chosen for scholastic achievements in mathematics and must maintain a B average in all other subjects. Mr. John Busovicki sponsors the club. 88 Future Teachers of America The Future Teachers of America is concerned with those students who plan teaching as a career. Under the leadership of Mrs. Strong, club members sponsored a FT A Book Store in room 111. Notebooks, pencils, pens, and clipboards, with the inscription United Lions, were sold in the store. Every year senior members the FT A go to grade schools of the district where they observe teaching methods and sometimes conduct classes for teachers. Rifle Club The Rifle Club, sponsored by Mr. Meyers, and affiliated with the National Rifle Association, teaches members proper handling and safety of fire arms. Superior marksmen are eligible for NRA awards. 89 Future Nurses The Future Nurses Club is sponsoret by Mrs. K a t h r y r Clendenen. Club members sell assorte candy to raise monej for a field trip to hospitals in the Pittsburg! area. They also canvass local homes fo contributions to th« Heart Fund. Officer: are: Agnes Shaw, pres ident; Jo Ann Varner vice-president; am Mary Klingensmith treasurer. Radio Announcers First Row: Mr. Jordan, sponsor,Mark Bracken, Dave Hixon, Susan Grindle, Linda Barbus, Donna LaCrote, and Bill Strong. Second Row: Lois Mack, Susan Mikula, Georgeanne Holupka, Vicki Mack, and Anita Fisher. Third Row: Delores Penrose, Bev Henry, Nancy Wagner, Lucy Carney, Denny Foster, and Cindy Thompson. Fourth Row: LaVerne Zamba, Linda Judy, Bruce Rohrabaugh, Lois Hudnall, and Terry Youngblood. Fifth Row: Jim McClintock, Gus Janesko, Sharon Garland, Jerry Stiffey, Cecil Plowman, and Rhonda Shomo. Sixth Row: Steve Johnston, Terry Shoup, Dave Dill, Glenn Buchkowski, and Jim Stutzman. 90 Junior and senior members of the FFA travel to the Farm Show in January under the guidance of Mr. William Clendenen, sponsor. This year Tom McNutt, a senior, received the Keystone Farmer award for his outstanding work in agriculture. Karen Evans is this year's FFA Sweetheart. The requirements of a candidate for Sweetheart are: live on a farm, attend church regularly, cannot be going steady, and be a junior or senior the following year. Officers are: Joe McDowell, president; Dave Howard, vice-president; Bob Chappell, secretary, Don McNutt, treasurer; Bob Brown, chaplain; Roy Jacob, reporter; and Matt Hill, sentinel. Sta e Crew The Stage Crew is an important part of school activities. Boys in the club arrange the stage and are in charge of lighting for concerts, assemblies, and school plays. Members are: First Row: Mr. Kupchella, Gus Janesko, Don Anderson, and John Holupka. Second Row: EdWalbeck and Gary Sharrer Third Row: Lester Silbaugh, John Bonett, and Rich Stewart. First Row: Bob Chappell, Matt Hill, Joe McDowell, Karen Evans, Bob Brown, Roy Jacob, Dave Howard, and Don McNutt. Second Row: Mr. Clendenen, Dennis Bunn, Tom Henry, Dave Brown, Jim Stutzman, Gus Janesko, Larry Mack, Gary Dill, and Mr. Liggett. Third Row: Chuck Plowman, Bill Kwisnek, Ed Bloom, Merle Mintmier, Jim Mintmier, Jim Howard, and Ken Swisnek. Fourth Row: John Hamrock, Paul Campbell, Glenn Shank, Bob Joseph, Ted Bowers, and Tom Boring. Fifth Row: Tom McNutt, Bill Mintmier, John Sbardella, George Staruch, Roland Howard, Bill Zimmerman, and Ron Jordan. 91 National Honor Society Art Service Mrs. Alice Sheeder is advisor of the Art Service Club. Talented students who enjoy art make posters for many activities sponsored by the school. Members of the National Honor Society are elected by faculty vote, yearly. Club members are elected mainly on the basis of scholarship. A certain percentage of students from each class may be elected. Miss Gladys Thomas is sponsor. _____________ _________________________ Junior Band Interested junior high students who have musical talent may take instrumental lessons. Then students become members of Junior Band, which is sponsored by Mr. A. Dwight Pecsenye. Junior Band prepares students for later work in Senior Band. 92 Gee kids, why didn’t you take that car to Wishy Washy? Dramatics Club The Dramatics Club, sponsored by Miss Caruso, is instrumental in presenting the school play. Club members help with staging, ticket sales, and props for the annual play. Sponsored by Mr. Glen George, the Camera Club provides pictures for the Blue and White Star, the LaVista, and various sports activities. Club members pay dues every month to buy camera equipment. 93 Sports ( United's sports program includes football, basketball, wrestling, and track. These sports help those who participate to become outstanding as individuals. Participation gives them a desire to win, but only through co-operation and correct sportsmanship can a victory have full meaning. Pictured are Darrell Davis, Gary Payne, and Denny Younkin. Senior Left End Tom McNutt 96 Dave Mack Right Guard Gridders John Shomo Left Guard Bill Shingler Right Guard Denny Younkin Quarterback 97 Varsity Football Seated in front: Chuck Mack, Dale McClain, Stanley Skedel, Ed Pease, Lee Hess, Tom Hamacek, Joe Torok, Ron Uadiski, Bill Stern, Bruce Rohrabaugh, Lynn Harding. 2nd Row: Steve Cernak, Darrell Davis, Terry Shoup, Tom McNutt, Bill Zimmerman, Joe Visnesky, Terry Mytrysak, Tom Mack, Dave Mack, Bill Shingler, Mgr. Denny Kitzmiller. 3rd Row: Mgr. Dale Davis, Elliot Neri, Bill Ritenour, Ed Sievers, George McLaughlin, George Glusko, Tom Lavis, Denny Younkin, John Shomo, Gary Payne, Ralph McDowell, JohnSbardella, Mgr. Alan Lauffer. United’s Starting Line-Up 98 Front: Dave Mack, George McLaughlin, Tom McNutt, Tom Lavis, Bill Shingler, John Shomo, Steve Cernak. Standing: Ed Sievers, Chuck Mack, Denny Younkin, Darrell Davis, George Glusko, Gary Payne. J.V. Football Seated in front: Lynn Harding, Bill Stern, Tom Bell, Ron Kline, Stanley Skedel, Mgr. Alan Lauffer. Standing: Uadiski, Ed Pease, Dale McClain, Bruce Rohrabaugh. Terry Mytrysak, Elliot Neri, John Sbardella, Ralph 2nd Row: Mgr. Dale Davis,Terry Shoup, Joe Torok, Lee McDowell, Bill Ritenour, Bill Zimmerman, Joe Visnesky. Hess, Tom Mack, Tom Hamacek, Chuck Plowman, Fred Varsity Record OPPONENTS UNITED Blacklick Valley 6 39 Ferndale 25 21 Westmont 0 0 Homer-Center 0 18 Northern Cambria 27 12 Forest Hills 19 6 Penns Manor 7 34 Blairsville 0 12 Purchase Line 14 26 99 Ready...Set.... lOO Pass or Run? That's using your head, George, 101 Basketball Seniors Denny Younkin Gary Payne Rich Stewart 102 Dave Mack Glenn Orner Varsity Basketball o. 0 0 . 5 0 1 e « f •± V r Kneeling: Steve Johnson, Mach, ChucK SS, KASS Steve Yewclc, United Varsity Record Laurel Valley Elders Ridge Conemaugh Valley Blacklick Valley Laurel Valley Conemaugh Twp. Marion Center Homer-Center Blairsville Purchase Line Penns Manor Marion Center Homer-Center Blairsville Purchase Line Cambria Heights Penns Manor Cambria Heights Conemaugh Valley Blacklick Valley Opponent Stewart, Gleen Oraer, MOW Mgr. BIU Zallar. v Can't foul out sluin' up here! J.V. Basketball Kneeling-Mgr. Bill Zallar, L to R, Harry Barbus, Steve Johnston, Tom Hamacek, Tom Mack, Bruce Rohrabaugh, Ron Uadiski, Joel Walbeck. Jr. High Squad 104 Kneeling-Jim Hirko, Rick Rudnik, Pete Barbus, Mike McDermott, Ken Becker, Standing-Mgr. Todd Snoby, Fred Kline, Chuck Plowman, Paul Lear, Lynn Jamison, Mike Sahlaney, Wes Ressler, Tom Bell. 7th and 8th Grade Team 105 Mack, Bill Clendenen, Ken Palmer, David Ling, Greg Mytrysak. Rensko, Row 3 Bob Fenchak, Ken Palmer, Brad Hill, Scott Bracken, Tim Ault, Joe Schillinger. Kneeling-Colin McGinnis, Terry Barbus, Harry Lichtenfels, Donald Sievers, Ed Ashcom, Standing -Mgr. Todd Snoby, Dave Hixon, Roger Brehm, Don Jr. High Athletes Row 1 Bill Strong, Ed Moor, Dean Lawhead, Greg Mytrysak, Ken Hoffman, Bob Parsley. Row 2 Mike Rose, Dick Altimus, Don Mack, John Buchkoski, Ron Senior Grapplers Larry Strong John Garshnick 106 Steve Cernak Ken Henry' Varsity Wrestlers Kneeling: Greg Harding, Larry Strong, Dennis McGinnis, John Hamrock, Lee Hess, Terry Shoup, Standing: Coach William Wilt, Dale McClain, John Garshnick, Bill Ritenour, Steve Cernak, Jan Stiffey, George McLaughlin, Mgr. Denny Kitzmiller. Wrestling Record United Opponents 39 Cambria Heights 19 20 Blairsville 32 14 Westmont 40 9 Chestnut Ridge 44 27 Marion Center 20 36 Richland 12 22 Saltsburg 21 14 Conemaugh Twp. 30 39 Elderton 14 33 Ferndale 9 Leave go, you big ox! 107 J.Y. Wrestlers Sitting: Dick McDowell, Bill Stern, Jim Murphy, Ed Pease, Lynn Harding, Denny Foster, Kneeling: Joe Rowe, Dave Stivison, Mike Scanga, Dave Dill, Russ Dill, Cecil Plowman, George McGinnis, Standing: Coach Ken Jones, Tim Auld, Kerry Younkin, Ken Henry, Bill Zimmerman, Mark Mathews, Bill Ritenour. Varsity Club 1st row: Denny McGinnis, Denny Kitzmiller, Lee Hess, Bill Shingler, Chuck Mack, Larry Strong. 2nd row: Steve Cernak, Darrell Davis, Paul Campbell, John Garshnick, Dale Davis, Dave Mack, 3rd row: George McLaughlin, Bill Ritenour, Ed Sievers, Tom McNutt, Terry Shoup. 4th row: George Glusko, Denny Younkin, Neil Figard, Jan Stiffey, John Shomo, Gary Payne. 108 Lions In Action Hey Chuck, Where are ya goin'? How LOW can You go? Now what' 11 I do? 109 1966 Track Team Sitting: George McGinnis, Lynn Harding, Bruce Rohrabaugh, Dale McClain, Ed Pease, Ricky Younkin, Harry Stewart, Terry Mytrysak, Jim Howard, Fred McDowell. Kneeling: Dave Rindfliesch, Bill Shingler, Tom McNutt, Paul Campbell, Ed Sievers, Stan Shirley, Ralph McDowell, Mark Mathews, Harry Barbus, Gary Payne, Standing: Jon Cresson, Ron Coffman, Frank McCloskey, Herb McClain, George Staruch, Bruce Moser, Thad Mytrysak, Darrell Davis, Alan Lauffer, Bill Zallar, Bob Thompson. l lO I'm afraid of heights! Senior Lionettes Nancy Reidell Darlene Mash Linda Fairbanks Jean Parsley Clara McDowell Pat Burkett ill Girl’s Varsity Basketball Kneeling-Mgrs. Carol Miller, and Wanda Davis, Janice Kuzminsky, Nancy Reidell, Sue Mrosky, Linda Barbus, Sharon Horner. Standing, Coach Nancy Pegge, Sharon J.V. Girl’s Basketball Brown, Pat Burkett, Connie McDowell, Jean Parsley, Liz Wirick, Darlene Mash, Clara McDowell, Sharon Buchanan. Kneeling-Mgr. Carol Miller, Susan Grindle, Christine Muir, Carrie Mulligan, Marie Wirick, Lynn Fairbanks, Donna LaCorte, Mgr. Wanda Davis. Standing-Coach 112 Nancy Pegge, Cheryl Young, Evelyn Sievers, Kay Hollingsworth, Sharon Shomo, Laura Henry, Diane Brendlinger. Senior Cheerleaders 113 Nancy Lichtenfels Varsity Cheerleaders Diane Bartholomew, Bev Rummel, Sharon Garland, Janet Rummel, Nancy Lichtenfels, Pat Dominy, Karen Mulligan, Bev Pisarcik. J.V. Cheerleaders Nancy Mulligan, Karen Krall, Debbie Waters, Wanda Davis, Janice Kuzminsky, Vicki Mack. 114 Jr. High Cheerleaders Standing: Cheryl Hess, Carol Buchanan, Lynette Berzansky, Denise Davis, Kneeling: Cindy Jones, Mitzi Walbeck Ski Club Row 1 Mr. Donald Calhoun, Vicki Mack, Rose Machak, Sandy Carney, Sharon Santus, Bev Pisarcik, Mr. Robert Meyers, Row 2 Karen Franklin, Barry Gregorich, August Janisko, Dave Brown, Jennifer Auld, Barb Gero, Row 3 John Holupka, Ned Griffith, Jim Mintmier, Don Anderson, Melanie Hill. Row 4 Tony Lantzy, Jim Santus, Alvin Lichtenfels, Denny Younkin, John Garshnick, Debbie Waters. 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D. 4 INDIANA PENNSYLVANIA JOHNSTOWN PENNSYLVANIA 132 MARDIS MOTORS COMPLIMENTS OF LONDON MALL 517 MAIN STREET JOHNSTOWN PENNSYLVANIA _ FORD-MERCURY-LINCOLN TRUCKS N. MARKET STREET LIGONIER PENNSYLVANIA HALFWAY MARKET FRESH FRUITS, VEGETABLES DAILY R. D. 1 NEW FLORENCE PENNSYLVANIA 133 COMPLIMENTS OF CARL MARCUS DILLTOWN PENNSYLVANIA COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK OF WESTMORELAND COUNTY LATROBE-LIGONIER PLEASANT UNITY MEMBER F.D.I.C. BECK MACHINE CO., INC. STEEL FABRICATING HYDRAULIC SERVICE INDIANA PENNSYLVANIA COMPLIMENTS ANDY’S QUAKER STATE SERVICE SEWARD PENNSYLVANIA 134 Moser's Truck Stop SUNOCO PRODUCTS ONE MILE EAST OF ARMAGH ROUTE 22 VINTONDALE PENNSYLVANIA 135 COMPLIMENTS OF BARCLAY'S HARDWARE 520 PHILADELPHIA STREET INDIANA PENNSYLVANIA STILES FOOD MARKET PROPRIETOR - M.A. STILES FRESH MEATS - VEGETABLES GROCERIES HOUSEWARE - PAINT - FEED FERTILIZER ROOFING LINE PHONE: HOME 446-7001 BUSINESS: 446-7481 SEWARD PENNSYLVANIA COMPLETE CROP SERVICE FOR GREATER NET RETURNS SHOP AGWAY FOR ALL YOUR FEED,SEED,FARM,LAWN AND GARDEN NEEDS. AGWAY INCORPORATED 341 1 2 NORTH WALNUT STREET BLAIRSVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA PHONE: 412 459-7830 RICHLAND BOWL RICHLAND PENNSYLVANIA CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ’67 STEPHEN J. CONWAY 316 LOCUST STREET JOHNSTOWN PENNSYLVANIA LANZANDORFER COAL AND TRUCKING CO. WE DELIVER HARD COAL PHONE: 746-1201 TWIN ROCKS PENNSYLVANIA 15960 136 SEWARD LUMBER COMPANY HOME BUILDING AND REMOLDING PHONE: 446-4485 CUSTOM MIXED PAINTS GLASS CUT TO SIZE SCREEN STORM PANELS GENERAL BUILDING SUPPLIES - HARDWARE PLUMBING SEWARD PENNSYLVANIA R. E. WALBECK HOMER CITY PENNSYLVANIA - ===== ===== - RIDGE LANES HOME OF THE AFTER - PROM BOWLING PARTIES BILLARDS JERRY BOUCHER, MANAGER 119 SOUTH INDIANA PENNSYLVANIA 137 BEST WISHES ALLEGHENY FOUNDRY CO., INC. BOLIVAR PENNSYLVANIA RICHIES CHEVROLET SALES AND SERVICE 30 EAST ELM HOMER CITY PENNSYLVANIA ■......■ 1 - = COMPLIMENTS OF DeRUBIS BARBER SHOP OPEN TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. DILLTOWN PENNSYLVANIA CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '67 NEW FLORENCE FLORAL SHOP BOX 57 NEW FLORENCE PENNSYLVANIA NEELY'S APPLIANCE STORE ARMAGH PENNSYLVANIA TOPS DINERS OF JOHNSTOWN 3 DINNERS TOPS 1-WASHINGTON STREET TOPS 2-M AIN STREET TOPS 3-RICHLAND TOWNSHIP GRAB GO 1 -MAIN STREET GRAB GO 2-CENTRAL AVE. MOXHAM JOHNSTOWN PENNSYLVANIA McGILl CAR TRUCK LEASING CORP. PHONE: 465-5641 INDIANA RT. 119 SOUTH PENNSYLVANIA _______________ 15701____ NORGE-NEW FLORENCE BUDGET VILLAGE EXPERT PRESSING AND SHIRT SERVICE ROUTE 711 PHONE: 235-8821 NEW FLORENCE PENNSYLVANIA PARK AND BANK AT THE SAVINGS TRUST CO. INDIANA, PENNSYLVANIA THE BANK WITH THE LARGE FREE PARKING LOT FOR ITS CUSTOMERS OPEN EVERY FRIDAY EVENING 6:00 TO 8:00 O'CLOCK MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 140 Trexler's Restaurant FINE FOOD'S PHONE: 446-4614 ARMAGH PENNSYLVANIA CLINE’S EQUIPMENT REPAIR GEORGE I. CLINE R. D. 1, BLAIRSVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA PHONE 676-5466 6 MILES EAST ON ROUTE 22 REPAIR AND WELDING OF CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT DOZERS SHOVELS GRADERS TRUCKS ETC COMPLIMENTS OF HOMER CITY STATE BANK ARMAGH OFFICE Modern Ideas in Banking NOW AT 3 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS: ARMAGH, PA. GROWING WITH A GROWING COMMUNITY HOMER CITY, PA. MAIN OFFICE UNIVERSITY PARK PLAZA, INDIANA, PA. WITH MORE HOURS TO SERVE MEMBER F.D.I.C. COMPLIMENTS OF SKEDEL’S CUSTOM BUTCHERING VEAL-PORK-BEEF LAMB POULTRY FREEZER BEEF AND PORK PHONE 446-6272 SEWARD PENNSYLVANIA WILKINS LUMBER AND BUILDING SUPPLY QUAKER STATE INC. SUPER KEM TONE AND KEN GLO OIL REFINING BIRD SHINGLES FRANTZ OVERHEAD DOORS C. S. SMITH, AGENT BLOCK AND DECKER POWER TOOLS STANLEY HOUSE TOOLS LIGONIER PENNSYLVANIA R.D. 1 PHONE: 238-9801 PUNXSUTAWNE Y PENNSYLVANIA 717 PHILADELPHIA STREET INDIANA, PENNSYLVANIA CHESTNUT RIDGE GOLF CLUB 18 HOLES RED TEE'S 6,010 WHITE TEE 'S 6,411 CHAMPIONSHIP BLUE TEE'S 6790 NOW FEATURING THE COACH LITE INN COCKTAIL LOUNGE PLAY GOLF THE GAME THAT LASTS A LIFETIME STEVE WASSICK PRO COMPLETE BANKING AND TRUST SERVICE Johnstown Bank Trust Company MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION CONVENIENT 7 OFFICES CAMBRIA CITY GEISTOWN NEW FLORENCE WESTMONT RICHLAND JOHNSTOWN PENNSYLVANIA DOWNTOWN DA VIDSVILLE 144 HENRY CLAY SNOBY ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE NATIONWIDE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY NATIONWIDE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY NATIONWTDE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY COLUMBUS 16, OHIO BOX 104 PHONE: SEWARD 446-4102 ARMAGH PENNSYLVANIA COMPLIMENTS OF GEHRING’S DAIRY STORE LIGONIER STREET OPEN FROM 8 A.M. TO 11 P.M. PHONE: 235-8951 NEW FLORENCE COMPLIMENTS OF DOT AND JAY ADAMS NANTY-GLO LANES 1303 SHUMAKER ROAD THE LATEST IN AUTOMATIC PIN SETTERS IN CAMBRIA COUNTY OPENINGS FOR MIXED LEAGUES, CLUBS, AND GROUPS NANTY-GLO PENNSYLVANIA PENNSYLVANIA COMPLIMENTS OF DeRUBIS TAVERN DILLTOWN PENNSYLVANIA 146 —wpr KENNETH N. GRAY FUNERAL HOME 24 HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE PHONE 446-6471 SEWARD PENNSYLVANIA COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF GREEN’S MR. CHARLES AUTO BODY HUFF PENNSYLVANIA JOHNSTOWN PENNSYLVANIA j COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF ETHYL JANE RUDNIK’S BEAUTY SALON MADILL’S CRAMER, SEWARD, GAS CENTER and DILLTOWN AREA COACH LOCATED AT GAS CENTER 3 MILES EAST OF ARMAGH SALES PHONE: 446-6620 GAS CENTER PENNSYLVANIA 148 COMPLIMENTS OF Shingler’s Grocery Meats Dairy Products BRUSH VALLEY PENNSYLVANIA PATRONS Barber and Gun Shop Brown's Boot Shop Calhoun's Service Station Clark Funeral Home First National Bank Garland's Garage Henry Hall John Hegan Store Indiana News Company Johnstown Bank and Trust Co. Keystone Typewriter La Porta's Ligonier Hardware Lydick's Quaker State Marilyn's Beauty Salon Martins William Matthews Nevy's Superette Charles Overdorff Paul R. Overdorff Pine Hurst Restaurant Pyle Appliance and Furniture Center Quicki Tree Star Furniture Style Store Tri-County School of Beauty 149 PATRON’S LIST Sestis Pizza Anderson's Hiner's Garage William Berringer Julia's Store Barkley Insurance Agency Mabel Liebold Green Vase Floral Rusty's Auto Supply Cora George Villa Romano Restaurant Hawks Radio George Wyse Karen Jewelers L. H. Albright Kristow's Dairy Store Butterworth's Sunoco Robert J. Nagle Mack M. Darr Company Nearly New Shop Homer City Bakery William Penn Tavern Knapic's Tavern Phil Ren Ligonier Auto Parts Nora Ressler Earl Layman Thorofare, Geistown Rineharts Pharmacy Thorofare, Johnstown Schrader Flower Shop Sutter's Hardware Ron's Barber Shop Autographs 151 Autographs 152