Westmont Hilltop Senior High School - Phoenician Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1966 volume:

1 v 1 K 1 F ORE ORD Fundamentally, all formal education exists as two distinct levels of experi- ence. To facilitate understanding, the first phase of leaming exposes the student to basic theoretical concepts of life in an organized society. Then, as a natural expansion beyond mere ideas, the second stage offers practical participation in activities that simulate actual problems and conditions of adult life. Therefore, solely by knowing and by doing can the student develop any definite objec- tives and values for which he can striveg solely by knowing and by doing can he not only make a good living but also enjoy a good life. Realizing that society requires active involvement in every aspect of its affairs, the Westmont Hilltop Board of Education has sought to provide a school whose atmosphere and curricula approximate, on a small scale, life after gradu- ation. Toward this goal, it has created the opportunity for the growth of various clubs, organizations, and activities that are adapted to the needs of the present and the demands of the future. To fulfill the purposes of a yearbook - to provide a timeless remem- brance of school life and to present a lucid picture-record of all that composes one school year - the staff of the 1966 Phoenician offers to the students of Westmont Hilltop Senior High School their book in the sincere hope that they will someday proudly declare, Here is how and where I learned. 'sT '0Nr ,LL ,r Q TQ, --'iii ' - f . -1:-'11 V: -Q 5 I PI-IOENICIAN 1966 Forty-fifth Edition WESTMONT HILLTOP SENIGR HIGH SCHOOL JOHNSTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA PHOENICIAN DEDICATIONS 1921-1965 1921 1922 1923 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 Miss Elizabeth L. Blair Fathers Mothers Miss M. Margaret Greer Mr. Carl Engh Miss Maltilda Krebs To the Phoenicians of Old Mr. Iohn E. Sharnbach Mr. Oscar Belles Miss Grace Osborne Mr. E. Preston Sharp Mrs. Mary V. Keffer Miss Elsie Canan Miss Laura E. McGann Mr. Willard E. Ackley Mr. Minter M. Ott Faculty Miss Cathryne Eseswein Mrs. Margaret McCready Mr. Clarence Shappell Miss Roberta Williams Miss Iosephine Williams 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 Dr. Donald G. Wall Mr. Herbert G. Raab Mr. Robert I. Mannion Miss M. Margaret Greer Mr. Carl Engh Mrs. Lyndia Landis Davis Nancy Facciani Mr. C. Vaughn Mcllnay Mr. Minter Ott Miss Kay Gearhart Mrs. Marjorie Raab Mr. Iohn Peiter Mr. Willard E. Ackley Faculty Miss Dorothy E. Black Parents Mr. S. Raymond Cromer Mr. Carl Engh Mr. Albert Watts Mr. Clyde W. Reighard Mrs. Ruth Robine Mr. Robert Wardrop Mrs. Frances P. Meredith PHOE ICIAN DEDIC T10 To effect the utmost progress in the student's educational development, a teacher must function as more than a mere proctor. His devotion must be limitlessg his personal involvement, deep and extensive: his leadership, inspir- ing. In fact, since the enduring value of any formal education depends pri- marily on the quality of instruction, a teacher's contribution is not only impor- tant but is paramount to the ultimate achievements of the student. Therefore, recognition is here extended to one Who has helped create for Westmont Hilltop Senior High School the prestige that it now possesses in the community of schools. With pride and gratitude, the staff of the 1966 Phoenician dedicates its book to a teacher, coach, advisor-Mr. William Askey. ot only a good living but a good life - 'N .4 :- wx. xQjEA fr:-:af .... v','---- 1 1 V r J 1.- ,ffl o s ,,,..-v--1 U4 'f H enum v TABLE Qualifications .... ...... Administration ...... -----. Teachers ............ Student Teachers .... ...... Special Services .. .... .. CURRICULUM Sophomore Class ........ ...... Iunior Class ...... ...... Senior Class ........ ...... Electives ..... ...... ACTIVITIES Clubs and Publications ....... ...... Musical Organizations ....... ...... STUDENT LIFE Outside Activities ................... ...... Miscellaneous .. .... .. UNDERCLASSES Sophomores ............................. ...... Iuniors ..... ...... OF CO TENTS ATHLETICS 8 Cheerleading ....... 12 Football ......... 14 Cross Country ..... 22 Basketball ................. 23 Girls' Basketball ........ Wrestling ....... Track ...... 26 Baseball 28 Golf .... 30 Tennis .... 32 SENIORS 36 Portraits ...... 60 Senior Play ....... Prom ................... 70 Commencement ....... 74 Alma Mater ......... 78 INDEX 82 Faculty and Student Index dministration The responsibility for establishing excellence throughout a school system is shared by the Board of Education, the administration, and the faculty. Ini- tially, the Board of Education must formulate broad plans, general goals, and basic policies-guides toward the realization of the educational ideal. In addition to these supervisory functions, the Board must also provide the nec- essary buildings and other facilities and select the administrative and teaching staffs. Continuing the program begun by the Board, the administration presides over the daily business operations of a complex enterprise, executes the for- mal policies that the Board has determined, and, when unexpected or unfa- miliar problems develop, adapts the general rules to each individual situation. Likewise, as a practical liaison between the Board and the faculty, the admin- istration interprets attitudes and communicates the decisions. In this way, a pleasant, efficient atmosphere, devoid of conflicts among faculty, students, or both, dominates the actual school situation. Therefore, the prime duty of the administration is to coordinate effectively all aspects of the educational pro- cess. The final stage in this process involves the purpose for which the entire structure exists-the education of the whole student. Here, at last, the abstract principles and the extensive preparation personally affect the student, through the vital services performed by the faculty. However, to fulfill its responsibility of providing instruction, advice, counsel, leadership, and inspiration, the fac- ulty must possess certain knowledge and skills that are prerequisites for em- ployment by Westmont. As a testament to these abilities of the faculty of Westmont Hilltop, a catalogue of qualifications appears below. Mr, William F, Shaffer ,,.,, ................. S upervising Principal Mr, Ioseph W, Boes ,.,,,, ,,,.,, A ssistant Supervising Principal Mr. Clyde W. Reighard ..... .................... H igfl 5611001 PIiV'lCiPG1 Mr, Robert 1, Mqmnien ,,,,, ,,,,.. A ssistant High School Principal Mrs, Martha Glasman ,,,,, ......,............ G uidance Counselor Mrs. Ieanette S. Wenklar ......, ..... H Ome Cmd SCIIOOI Visitor Mr. Ronald Goodwin .......,.......,.....,....................,........................................................................................................... F0Od Service Anthony, George L.: Education-B.S., Iuniata Collegeg Indiana University of Pennsylvania-Geometry. Askey, William A.g Education-B.S., Indiana University of Pennsylvaniap University of Pittsburgh, Duke University- History. Baker, Florence H. tMrs.lg Education-B.S., Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania State University, Penn- sylvania Academy of Fine Arts-Art. Balogh, Iarnesp Education-B.S., Indiana University of Pennsylvania: Pennsylvania State University Extension, Iohns- town College-Physical Education, Health. Blair, Ginger L. fMisslg Education-B.S., Slippery Rock State College, Ohio State University-Physical Education. Brallier, W. Scott, Education-B.S., Franklin and Marshallg University of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania State University- Consumer Science. 8 and faculty Burket, Walter C.: Education-B.A., Saint Francis College: University of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania State University- Driver's Training, Safety Education. Burkhart, W. Blair: Education-B.A., Bethany College: Shrivenham University, University of Pittsburgh-Music Ap- preciation. Clawson, Rodney: Education-B.S., Slippery Rock State College: Pennsylvania State University-English. Clawson, Wayne H.: Education-B.S., M.Ed., Pennsylvania State University-General Mathematics. Cromer, S. Raymond: Education-B.S., MA., University of Pittsburgh: Shippensburg State College-History. Good, William G.: Education-B.A., Pennsylvania State University-Political Science. Hindman, Dorothy C. tMrs.l: Education-B.S., Indiana University of Pennsylvania: Wittenberg University, Pennsyl- vania State University-Home Economics. Hubbard, Catherine V. fMrs.l: Education-B.S., M.Ed., Indiana University of Pennsylvania: University of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania State University-School Nurse. Hunter, Sheldon E.: Education-B.S., Indiana University of Pennsylvania: University of New Hampshire-Algebra. Katz, Harriet E. CMrs.l: Education-B.S., University of Michigan: Iohnstown College, Pennsylvania State University- French. Kaufman, Iohn H.: Education-B.S., Iuniata College: M.S., Rensselaer Polytechnic Institue: Duke University, Cornell University, University of Washington-College Algebra, Physics. Kaufman, Marjorie L. ilVIrs.l: Education-B.S., Indiana University of Pennsylvania: University of Delaware, Ohio State University, Duke University, University of Washington-Vocal Music. Key, Sara CMissl: Education-B.A., MA., University of Pittsburgh: Pennsylvania State University-French, Latin. Knapp, Ray: Education-B.S., Indiana University of Pennsylvania-English. Lambert, Margaret H. lMissl: Education-B.A., Wooster College: M.A., University of Pittsburgh: New York Univer- sity, Syracuse University-English, Speech. Mcllnay, C. Vaughn: Business Education-B.S., Indiana University of Pennsylvania: Beckley Business College, Duke University, Temple University, Pennsylvania State University, University of Pittsburgh-BankingfLaw, Book- keeping. McLoota, Frederic: Education-B.S., University of Pittsburgh: Indiana University of Pennsylvania-Typing, Notehand, Sales and Geography. Mangini, Eileen CMissl: Education-B.S., Clarion State College: East Carolina College-Spanish. 9 Matsko, Michael, Education-B.S., Lockhaven State Teachers College, Indiana University of Pennsylvania-Physical Education, Health. Meredith, Frances P. tMrs.l, Education-B.S.. Pennsylvania State University, Anderson Iunior College-History. Mostoller, Earl I., Education-B.S., Indiana University ot Pennsylvania-U.S. History, Current World Problems. Paone, Anthony N., Education-B.S., St. Francis, M.Ed., Pennsylvania State University, Ohio State University- Biology. Papinchak, Ernest, Education-B.S., Indiana University of Pennsylvania-Band. Peschock, George M., Business Education-B.S., Indiana University of Pennsylvania, University of Pittsburgh-Ma- chine Shorthand. Typing. Puhala, Richard A., Education-B.A., M.Ed., Pennsylvania State University-English. Radomsky, Andrew, Education-B.A., Temple University, M.A., Pennsylvania State University, Duke University, In- diana University of Pennsylvania, Millersville State Teachers College-English. Reffner, Iohn M., Education-B.S., Indiana University of Pennsylvania-Spanish. Robine, Ruth tMrs.l, Education-B.S., Slippery Rock State College, M.Ed., Pennsylvania State University, Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Montana State College-Shorthand, Transcription, Office Practice. Rummel, Margaret I. tMrs.l, Education-B.A., University of Pittsburgh, A.B.L.S., University oi Michigan, Duke Univer- sity-School Librarian. Shaffer, Roy M., Education-B.S., California State College, M.A., West Virginia University-Technical Drawing, In- dustrial Arts. Shaver, Robert L., Education-B.A., University ot Pittsburgh-English. Sherlock, Patrick S., Education-B.S., Slippery Rock State College, Indiana University of Pennsylvania-English. Sosinski, Henry L., Education-B.S., M.Ed., Pennsylvania State University-Technical Drawing, Industrial Arts. Steele, Arthur H., Education-B.S., Iuniata College, University of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania State University-Trigo- nometry, General Mathematics. Stevenson, Richard L., Education-B.S., M.Ed., Indiana University of Pennsylvania, University of California, Bucknell University-Biology, Chemistry. Swedler, Andrew, Education-B.S., Indiana University of Pennsylvania, M.Ed., Loyola College, Towson State Col- lege, University ot Maryland-Chemistry. Wardrop, Robert, Education-B.A., Allegheny College, M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh, Oregon University-French, German. Wright, Patricia tMrs.l, Education-B.A., Carnegie Institute of Technology, Indiana University of Pennsylvania- English. 10 Forty-five years of service and dedication 1 Av '-fu. Q' L L az -'VEWYX i , Q. if ivy , ' Q E M 1 W :Q if IM , X gf- qw 3 l mud! ' ' za lf mil 3 V 1 Sw PWM-4 -F 3 f E' gi ' e , if gsm 1 o L. S Aw... , grim? ,N sew W 7 1,7 Mr. S. Raymond Cromer 11 Co-ordination is important vu,-pe, L-A, Q . .. .C 1 xx -.., -4-' ' ' 4 j. THE BOARD OF EDUCATION: H. Leckey lnon-memberl, W. Price, M. Williamson, Mr. Boes and Mr. Shaffer C. Reighard lnon-memberl, E. Wendle, I. Stockion, E. Brubaker, W. Wolfe Knon-menv LOOKING over the record berl, W. Hargreaves, I. Boes Cnon-memberl, W. Shaffer fnon-memberl, I. Lovetie, R. Corbin, P. Lawson. Ji wifi . masks mi A Mr. Reighcxrd Mr. Mannion A MOMENTS pause. PREPARING his A.D.E. lesson. 12 .r-V A--'- ,,...,,-.,qw--'- - - Nu . pi FV 19' 4 V '- '-1 fi if Ll,-' H fy ,-Xin. Q, Mrs. Bates and Mrs. Alwine SOLVING another problem. QT Mrs. Good KEEPING the books. Ag . 'f' Wig: . Mrs. Wenklcr . LOOKING over the mail. fi?-X Mrs. Alwine cmd Miss Pollak Mrs. Glcxsmcn THIS is how you do it, A FRIENDLY smile for cz student. 13 II aspects Mr. Radomsky HE FINALLY proves she exists. ,, W' t , Mrs. Wright -'THE NEXT word is - . . Mr. Anthony and Mr. Hunter MY WIFE made them! 'Ik'P'Rm1s1'fX ! Mr. Stevenson cmd Mr. Paone Mr- M0Sf0ll9I' TINKER TOYS or molecules? WHATS g0i1'lg on here? 14 of school life are not serious I Mrs. Meredith cmd Miss Lambert Mr. Clcrwson THANK heavens for free periods! TAKE it from this angle. x :nun-ov'- avi Cy r L' I Mr. Reffner Miss Mangini PLANNING a Spanish exhibit. PAINTING for Spanish class 15 25 A V? 1 5 Mr. Steele IT'S easy if you try. Mr. Good COMPARING noies Wiih G student. Mr. Wmdrop Miss Kev COMpRENEZ,Vous? PLANNING Cx bulletin board. 16 .4 ii. 'YJYIIZJW Faculty works to interest the students vu-ii --f-. mi '---Q -g,,,,,,,Y i --.imr '---...- r---. 1' . ' Q Mr- Kqlgimrm H Mr. Sherlock 'MAYBE 195 gold! NO, MY ncxme is not Holmes! Mr. Peschock and Mrs. Robine Mr. Papinchcrk END OF dictation. THIS is cr halftime show? 17 Faculty HB .' mm H m 1 m B m E m N E mm A mmm, .- mm! Wmmm mm F m mm Ek! ' nl Y... 2 1 qu m , 1 1' mm u mg ml x m m mm. mmmm mmm m C . . hm W-mfmm m ' I - w , n mmm ,mu m EW mm J.vF mmwy EH '-4 Q dm H U m ,ku mmm : ?ir SSLSS 'A'-'B E -mm m mm mg 5 my . w M 1 I ,mm mm W Jr -W Q H H-m Lf I ggx mm-m mggfwmmm, 5 :V m ,- gm' mm '31 mm mimFmm?Qm :af m wbgzmm mm Zigi 'gg mmm mb ,X m m Emmmsm mm -0 xmm - wi' Y KISS -A -S8 Bm Y m ,A . V W in mxmmimm mmm Aw, m im Mr. Cromer , ' . I 2 3 1 SMILE! You're on Candid Camera! ' -. , mm . Swim, K-m mmm mmm vm Zzggmmm ' 5 mm 1 3. m E immm Emmmm imsmm Gsm m mm B Evm mmm lmmm gm mm mmm mm mmm gm mm . W mmm: gmmmm zgigm NEW mmm mm m mmm BB- Sum 55 . RE mm m mm Emaimm Em mmm mmm mmmm m mmm mm Mrs. Hindman ADMIRATION for a student's bouquet. Faculty Room A PLACE io relax. m I ! m m 3 m m m m E mm 'kjgikh ,' mmm m f . m B mm mn mg? I --. r11eW..,,-- . mmm 'mw 'EW m m mm H mm X m m mmma mmmm m Bm B mmmmmm mmm mmm mmmm mmm Mr. Askey FIRI,2gSghiq1Qf,QterY. MADE IT - no hitch-hikers! 18 in varied aspects of school life Tx 0 9 f ':: Q' :big Ava- Mrs, Hubbard Mr. Burket IT DOESN'T HURT yet, does it? IT WAS FINE when I drove it. fl , v - sow .f. v? ,ggi . . .,1?w'I-Ayr. . i S.. Mr. McLoota Mrs. Kaufman THEY'RE RIGHT! It is the muchinesi' PLANNING for The King and I. 19 I v 'f 1 wwe-me-A-' f-5595232 T M ,gm-mf-mwwmzwmnf.-.E - EEEAEEE ' Q agavm .l wwwx V4-535.8445 ss -Us-,ww w am mm w E E4 5 u wg V1 ww wJ a E nw S ma ummm mama mn s H msg-:H Faculty takes part in various -f2iff'5'Qf2fe2,ES2142 W H g 1 Q - fi - Q- 1 ' Hmm-my :m::f::::Q:m. 4 - HHFAEQEH QgmamnmxmnwnE gxmzgw U E nmswmsmm mamma Ranma I, Em,nE E E , is ummm . Eggs MM, n W1 m an XE ww M. me ' 'A W. awww - M HENRY ummm: , w w-yn nm www 1-fwnfwk 4 Fmwvfi Mr. Knapp and Mr. puhck, Mr. Brcxllier and Mr. Mcllnay SHOWING OH the trophy. PREPARING to idke Ulm. F B m kwa I , w mm mmm H Bmsmwww III yl Y mmmmmn xr 1. my N may H mx v,-Anwnmgbfm-wuyms 'A :.: ww, ms-my fgmw :.:.:. ' any figamvm q, ,Www ,Q may ,fs X w w A, mm iz sm ISE H SJ- AH' y K nw-f w M H gm wg- N4-X napa me? M kwa.. 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MT- DUSZG. MiSS WUITGTS- 22 hard work Although the faculty, cooperating with the Board of Education and the administration, effects the actual edu- cating of the student: nevertheless, other employees are also essential to the operation of the school system. Un- fortunately, these additional people, despite qualifications, responsibilities, and performance, seldom achieve recog- nition because their work seems separated from the direct educational process. However, their unnoticed contribu- tions sustain the entire institution. Mrs. Alwine and Mrs. Bates, administrative secretaries. supervise records and bookkeeping, maintain correspond- ence, and fulfill the tedious demands of office work. Also, Mr. Goodwin, the school dietician, directs a cafeteria staff which prepares and serves lunches for ever-complaining individuals. Similarly, Mr. Moors and the custodians must clean the building, groom the grounds--inspire a pleasant atmosphere. This unappreciated dedication emphasizes the value of the service personnel. -cv .f 'h.45,, ?:: 1 CFKQQ-'Eiinzyn Mr. Goodwin HELPING the job along. Bus drivers Mr. Moors THE QUIET before the Si0rm. THE MOST difficult job I have! Cafeteria staff OUR COOKS. Y v a s 'X ima ms an 'Wien ' ' X ' X , A v mms R mn, mn . -s: , I H W ' -A Q NME E553 W W-.5 4' :mn- f r.. '. 'Tf.H A I' ..'.-, Y naw? K v N x I g E M Q., E .,. :.: , 1 V B - H534 ra 'mx :fi :-: -:- :-: H ss isa? 4 ...:':'fff ...:::-:- -H -1 sf Em 1 .mm x 3: E ,. ' ix- -5 , If :Q Q-5. Q ' iw 'ff ' F ,B 'N lp? - -ff m v HQ? E W 1 F n 5 , i 15 'S J Q Q is 325' 41 1 -.M Q N., E5 Q1 f x - Win, . r 5144? . 3 q l I u .x , ., 'ua, Q? N 4tf?l. .- . Y 0- S- ., .,, 17 1. 2-. , . .V Lf u ,E me ss gn sigma emma D ms Naam 1 Ae, iii' mm rw mg:- in na-ss 1 ss ms mn mn f E ,mg mnmmms em sf anew H 9 E -1 5 -5565 miie-E34 H mm 32511 :ima W S N M mgwgim mugs-wwf TH utstanding individual achievements ,p-. 7 .- ff? 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Us K H Q, H N , 'I 'eW, -is ss s 1 H- B H K mx-ggnsm E H wgeggf l mt E 2 X Wm mama '- H ms a as sim a as my Qeggss ss M E ss ,us ms 5 H H H M as M E sssss E ww E smmgw wsiegegg H. was gwtttstni ms use a mn ms qw ,xsmsmnfx-me-1 -ml, umm. ts ms as t .Tx-ll, , yi A BALANCE BEAM ROUTINE, supervised by Miss Blair, demands HYLA BASSEL IS RELUCTANT to loin An G0 concentration from Lynn Strcxitiil and Lori Bittner. eXPe1'iI1'19Uf- Z6 ldman in a dissecting New experience in learning As new arrivals in the high school, the sophomores conform to traditions established by the upperclass- men. Now, during their year of adjustment, they must balance and coordinate the many aspects of their school life-extra-curricular, social, academic. With the quiet and leisurely life of a freshman becoming a fond memory, the sophomores discover that the reality of long, hard study dominates their new experience. Subjects intended to prepare them for life must be dealt with seriously. Late hours of typing themes and completing assignments are soon a habit rather than a possibility. Even required read- ing expands to astounding proportions. However, despite such a heavy burden of classroom-oriented work, the sophomores still supplement it with distinc- tive elective programs and enjoyable social activities. Confronted by strange, difficult problems that demand wisdom and mature judgment, the sopho- mores slowly develop familiarity with the responsibil- ities of high school life. They respond with resiliency to the challenge and prove their worth and leadership ability, as they follow the path of their predecessors. ii 1 I -l 4-5. - v A ..-L., MR. ANTHONY shows two students, Alan Lichtenfels and Ed Klein, how to find the volume of a cylinder. 5-'Jer-77, , FOR A HEALTH CLASS in anatomy, Iackie Hartnett and Margare McAlister study the structure of the body. -1 , . F, uw use , ss Q lx s , .1 zf. .. . ' .. --'i' ' ' . SOPHOMORE STUDENTS use their homeroom period to complete forgotten homework and to review for tests. t ss WF fs' 'stew W 'sf' tf 'Tw S5 mug sm QUESTIONING IO SICILIANO, Mr. Mostoller discovers how care- fully she has read her extra-credit book. -H H st- E X, eggs 5 Eng-1 tx gi -4 - IHA s --H visas s s m s msmam me -,WI ssegxgss Hits. BS r s ss me s ts? 55st 'Hc- hg N - .::..: I A ature attitude toward study Schooled in the art of effective study by a har- rowing sophomore year, the juniors easily settle into a brisk schedule of activities within the school com- munity. In spite of the necessity for increased effort on their part. they display a mature willingness to expand their spheres of interest beyond those things which me merely required by school policy. Behind every experience now is the students' awareness of the permanent importance of their education. Harder, more specialized courses: more compli- cated, thorough assignments: eligibility for d.river's training and the National Honor Society: first fright- ening exposure to College Board Examinations or to future job considerations-these many responsibilities peculiar to a critically decisive junior year demand the utmost of concentration and judgement, if the promise of graduation is to be realized. In order to achieve a measure of success in all of their activities-both those of only present value and those of great future value-the juniors strive to reveal and to develop their latent abilitiesg they possess a definite tendency toward hard work and mature un- derstanding. ttf , ' QT. t W g IUNIOR STUDENTS are educated in traffic laws in their Safety Mr, HUNTER explains the right solutions to Dale Swaney and Education class. Diane Weigle. E 2 KATHY REIGHARD AND BEV GEORG hope to complete their chemistry experiment, but Karen Goggin prepares to douse the Bunsen burner with a flask of water. MR. XNAPP CLARIFIES the meanings for doubtful Colleen Coyle. as several vocabulary words nz s ,B ww A SHORTHAND DRILL occupies the minds ot Darlene Gillin Karen Iacoby, and Barbara Feathers. ke , figment fm U tim ,M F M X W ss M QE PH tiii 2 5'--5,51 ies K in 'YU 23:34 is H H me t me sa . me X M a ss if H SS-EEG H 53552 H H mghm E a ss ' a ss E a s me me hm ms SESS!! M has H uma . . 63mm LJ, rrr is ., H Q . M .- . A H C ns ri1f Z'Z,t:iz:.'::E5z1 :E:cE ........,.,.,.,.,.,.. , ff . ,. 2141:-:Es sis' H N :gee Aw e,- ti H E H H E H E H , H N H 1 ne H 3 H -' B ra m 2 H rx W Q E - E B S 5 5 3 5 H H H B Q :em 5 M E E E E H E Sim nl E N Ev E E nl H VL H rv , THE LANGUAGE LAB ofiers valuable speaking experience to Miss Key's French IV students. 'f sylv- L , we - -giew , E ' n C -is-ss .E ,l xx ' a 2 a Q ' E a :.: .:. if ' E jimi-A . I ' B eg QSM' -agg- mn' 1' 1 mg, ,awe 1 -EQ 1 :.: . 5 1 .:I:I .:: S8 BLESS 4 fig im, emi sr Emmet: ,Him ,- gs may me 1 .v me B ' w M Q Wm. 511' ew., e ibm Mt .egg LARRY OBER questions Mr. Mannion about an article in ION HUSTON gathers data for a lab experiment in Physics Newsweek magazine. 30 'H Serious evaluation of objectives Finally, as they eagerly begin the last of their twelve, or more, years oi public education, the seniors entertain a vague but pleasant hope that this year will escape somehow from the rigid pattern established during previous years. However, the rude and revolt- ing truth is that nothing essential has improved-things have become even worse! Rather than diminishing in either number or in- tensity, problems and responsibilities have multiplied beyond reasonable proportions and into the kingdom of obsurdity. Of course, these difficulties are a mere annoyance to the mighty intellects ot Westmont, who simply solve their problems out of existence. Such astute resourceiulness! Also, since they have become members oi a select clique dedicated to intense activity, late hours, and FUN, the seniors wearily re-evaluate their standard oi values. This objective study of personal and social life leads ideally to stability and strength. Congratu- lations to Westy philosophers! Therefore, as commencement steadily looms larger on the school scene, the class of 1966 anxiously awaits Diploma Day, when they abandon high school life for more of the same either in college or in the outside world. .. f Z: .L if 1 ...i , i fps.--.-V-fb CHARLIE TUMMINO IS AMAZED that Suzy Hatch does the problem correctly. ,-12. ?'L ' ' iii :a:5 1 SENIOR STUDENTS-Ruth Ann Peterson, Sue Shatter, and Sue Smith-researching their senior themes. ltd! MRS. ROBINE OFFERS ADVICE while Phyllis Reiking operates the key punch. AN INDUSTRIAL ARTS STUDENT skillfully operates the circular saw as he completes his project. l WAY TO GO, comments Iim Strum to Mike Edelstein during an amateur make-up job in Dramatics class. Broad opportunity for expansion To supplement rather limited curricular courses, Westmont has developed an extensive extra-curricular program that is groomed to the tastes oi a diverse student body. By this method of offering specialized study on a basis ot voluntary enrollment, the universal need to pursue individual interests can be suitably satisfied. Essentially, the strength and success ot the com- bined electives-activities program depends wholly upon the quantity and the quality of support that issues from the student body. However, because only those students who are sincerely interested in deeper, directed study bother to enroll, dynamic leadership and vigorous personal involvement have become al- most commonplaceg and the program perpetuates itself through a process that is comparable to on-the-job training ot new members. Consequently, not only does the program satisfy the students' immediate demands for stimulating studyg but also, as these students begin to implement the training and knowledge that they have gained, the program indirectly enriches the entire community. 2 XX H AR' ' be f' - I -tgp.-msc , .Al god t sf, f - BILL CORNELIUS AND GARY TURNBULI.. scrutinize several pictures taken for the Phoenician. AN 35315-1 , i I V lie-A th 'figs I ti '- I '. rl ' 1- H, 4 H W I xi ', A L ' ,-Z L.. . LLB. , fi TALENTED STUDENTS develop their painting skills in Art class. N ,WA MAN ? . Jg' fy Q, .. QL. IS l 11 Vxvx WESTMONT AND FERNDALE CHORUSES join in cx lust minute ION CAMPBELL dishes out his latest concoction to the members rehearsal for What is Man? oi Boys' Home Bc. class. sm sw if sm: -1 mn Exc 1' Sfor v JLQE . , W-,V .- , -':E9ffgJrf'9'.1- 'nj zsgrffi jeg' gf, 591' 1,- -9-4 JL' 1-W fgi., - fi' 5 A I-. x' ' , n- ,ly-.. nf ' maui 1 , V GI.gg,.'7-in ' -,f , I 'ur r 1 f '1 , - s,. - V -an vs- u 1'-, .FY . . 1 . 'ffpf ,. f I y . Qf ,iii f w x. , n I ' 1' I 1 f 1' -.:. ETS X' P' l I. . , I , , .Hn . . A . I Q we f, gg. vi - ' -. .4 W ' 13 J V' A ' .1-., -. , -N, ,x X- t , 1 -' V S ' I aj ' . ' ' 4. 1' F' , 7 , ' 'T ,JT . ' .'.-3 ' 4 Q liek QQ, , ' ,, , ' ' .F ,, ' .1 pf. gl, - ..r's-I ' Q. ' ' -J L, .. V, ,Q 1 Qi G- b 1 P.. . ,,,. --- :g-- .- -1- . ., . - . .,-6 A ,I 2- if ' '- ' ' Q 1, ' ' ay 'M L ,. .A 1 ian . 1 ' ' ' ' 5.f,g.L2w F 1:QL.41.5if W iff 'FM-Y ' ' sing' L., 1-4 31.3,-if 'I 23 sw fm in ,I gr. , f 'A ,fn , ' A2332 -' 17123 5 .,,q4..- - gh. 2. 5 ., , Q f' f Q -gg , 11 F. 4 5 Y C .- -T . 1 ., S ag. .- 5 !L':.-+ .Z':x'.' fi' 75 A fr ,,,.., f.r,. x f .1 Y . A:. xv. , I. 3,-v ij' M' w fx 5 SJR ,1T.,',,-- .. x , .1 ., , I , 3231.4-m 9 .jx .. v...,fZf.5 Ju-:Djs , F 'Q,-ggi? . , ,, Q, 1 K I I-Ilgwsq. gy-L-1 .. 1, A. , W 1214 'K if Rig I 6 '...-11-, ,,1'6Lf Q- 4, HMM? lf, 't'1v,-Jv'LsrLg?l - n:, V' - Q ff A - ki - -4 Q ,..lvY,,-- hu, A A Q 5:10 ' g. . M Jar: '-. Nw.. .v , - - 1 ,v ...lin .I,41.v. W - NAA kriiw Training for FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA-Row 1: Mr. Anthony, Debbie Moors, Marla Kellerman, Patty Vanyo, Barbara Antinoro, Myra Needle, Cathy Urso, Randy Ruder, Ierrie Gunter. Row 2: Barbara Holabeck. Colleen Coyle, Mary Wolfe, Darlene Sroka, Sue Shaffer, Sue Smith, Ann Govekar, Barbara Ballirano. Row 3: Susan Michaelis, Leslie Sroka, Diane Sivi, Bette McCauliff, Carol Salem, Susan Hinkel, Ianet Horner, Iackie Murton, Ruth Peterson. Row 4: Karen Goggin, Melissa Schmerin, Dorothy Livingston, Beverly Georg, Nancy Hughes, Glenda Hysong, Debbie Leaf, Frances Kota. Row5: Margie Shaffer, Kathy Reighard, Michele Mikesic, Mary Lou McCaulif!, Linda Harris, Donna Perry, Barbara Giunta. MELISSA SCHMERIN COACHES enthusiastic elementary students on THE FTA OFFICERS, lC1Cki9 MUTYOI1 fSf?C1'G'fGfYl. R1-U11 P9f91'S0T1 FTA day. ltreasurerl, and Barbara Giunta lpresidentl, make final prep- 36 arations with Mr. Anthony for the FTA convention, the future HEALTH CAREERS CLUB--Row 1: Mrs. Hubbard, Mary Ann Stropko, Dorothy Powell, Phyllis Reiking, Susan Miller, Betty Stewart, Lori Bittner. Row 2: Louise Gigliotti, Daphne Mundell, Linda Allen, Sandy Pagano Sue Mills, Beverly Sahlaney. Row 3: Ionathan Gording, Raylene Eck, Cassie Palmer, Carol Wallace, Therese Baywood, Ian Mundell, Sharon Conway. Row 4: Lcrura Nosworthy, Betty Greenberg, Liz Hager, Ioy Schrock, Mary Ann Meehan, Colleen O'Connor. Row 5: Lois Cavanaugh, Ralph Kent, Susan Wertz, Michele Mikesic, Linda Klein. s A 1 HEALTH CAREERS CLUB MEMBERS, along with advisor, Mrs. BARRI BARLEY AND THERESE BAYWOOD practice iirst aid on Mrs. Hubbard, depart for an enlightening field trip to Butler Vet- Hubbard. erans Hospital. 37 Skill and perseverance ARCHERY CLUB-Donna Howe, Darlene Gillin, Lori Bittner, Chris Hinks, Gretchen Picking, Andy Rostosky, Gary Lichtenlels, Marion Spack Ioe Duda, Donna Eck, Alan Iohnson, Cheryl Coleman, Anne Hayes, Linda Speicher, Phyllis Smith, George Paczolt, Mr, Mcllnay, Mr. Bral lier. Find them l PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB-Row 1: Mr. W. Clawson, Tony Miller, Doug Mintmier, Mr. H. Sosinski. Row 2: Roger Riley, Gary Catchen, Allan Bartek. Row 3: Tom Straw, Iohn Replogle, Iell Masterson, Andy Rostosky. 38 PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB MEMBER, Andy Rostosky, in action RIFLE CLUB-Row 1: Mr. Burket, Karen Henze, Iosephine Siciliano, Linda Wax-drop, Diane Weigle, Robert Gordon, Michele Burgess, Dar- lene Gillin, Gwen Crocker, Mary Wolfe, Saralee Sky, Roberta Brady, Iohn Miller, Armen Shriver. Row 2: Ianis Dorer, Connie Fender, Gary Ruder, Pat Docherty, lim Long, Bob Heinrich, Iay Michaud, Bill Willett, Richard Gohn, Keith Griffith, Brian Ferg, Robert Bretz, Lewis Hy- man, Leonard Rauch, Patti Pekich. Row 3: Edwin Klein. Richard Stephenson, Allen Beppler, Ray Bensholf, Michael Neptune, lim Suchman, Tom Guskey, Bob Todd, Bob Sroka, Don Williams, George Kauffman, Richard Barzeski, Tom Kochuba, Dave Emeigh. Row 4: Terry St. Clair, Chris Wolfe, Pat Kubeja, Don Domer, Gary Hale, Dave Marley, Eugene Ridella, Robert Fiffick, Larry Mitchell, Gary Henderson, lim Ridella, Terry Alwine, Frank Krall, Mike Glosser, Richard Burgess. Row 5: Doug Cranston, Robert Porquer, Dick Strayer, Allen Wright, lim Bee, Gary Churchey, Gary Holsopple, Ron Hunt, Bill Baldwin, Richard Bregmcm, Larry Hull, Ted Cramer, Charles Lind. Brad Hager. TARGET PRACTICE requires intense concentration. MR. BURKET GIVES a few rifle tips to Brian Ferg, Brad Hager, and Bob Heinrich. 39 Hard work creates on improved Yodler YODLER-Row 1: Mr. Mostoller, Marsha Gottlieb, Nancy Carter, Pat Balagusz, Ianet Mundell, Iackie Murton, Barbara Ballirano. Row Z: Fran Kota, Sherry Alt, Linda Gore, Sue Custer, Linda Biss, Diane Iordan, lay Greenberg. Row 3: Mike Clark, Pam Grivens, Kevin Bissonette Mike Edelstein, Donna Perry, I. R. Harris. Row 4: Gary Turnbull, Rick Heller, Iim Middleton, Torn Terebus, Ianice Stinson. W V U, M V ..,.,,,,hSi 17' TY- ' - '+w-, Nh'---. --...iq S-sk... -f..,..,w-F-Qs -w-,..,..,5 fe-..-M 1 -H- '-f ww- - . 1 i-'T'-- -I Il KEVIN BISSONETFE checks over Pa! Lesko's typinq. AGENT OH! OHI 7 is everllwhefe- 40 STAFF MEMBERS: Editor-in-chief ........ ............... I . R. Hcans News Editor ....... Feature Edrtor ....... ....... Sports Editor ...... Makeup Editor ...... Business Editor ,,.... ...... I anet Mundell Att Editor .......,. Typing Editor Photographer .... Copyreader .....,.,..,,,,.,,...,.....,..................... Reporters .................................... Murton, Barbara Ballirano, lay Greenberg Feature Writers ................................ Marsha Gottlieb. Diane Iordan, Andrea Bobovsky Sports Writers ............................................ Rick Heller. Tom Terebus, lim Middleton Typists ,,.,., .,,,.,,,,.,,,,,..,,,,,,..,.... E laine Boratko, Susie Powell, Gina Wolf. lanice Tiffany Advisor ,,.,, ,,,,,,,.,,.,,..............,....,...... M r. MOSlOll9T IANET MUNDELI., YodIer's business manager, moment. Kevin Bissonette Mike Edelstein Mike Clark Fran Kota Donna Perry Pat Lesko Gary Turnbull Linda Klein Nancy Carter, Iackie WOULD YOU BELIEVE the duties of an editor? All it f3 ' 1 Y iff, , Allin' if relaxes for a GWEN CROCKER, YodIet's next editor-in-chief, starts planning for next year's Yodler with Mr. Mostoller. 41 They make the yearbook what it is l PHOENICIAN-Row l: Mr. Radomsky, Lydia Pringle, Karen Goggin, Barbara Ballirano, Sue Shaffer, Barbara Holabeck, Sue Smith. Row 2: lane Hess, Ginny Adams, Diane Wonders, Betty Greenberg, Bill Cornelius, Iackie Murton. Row 3: Sue Hinkel, Ianet Horner, Barbara Giunta, Linda Klein, Liz Hager, Mary Ann Novak, Sandy Kerr. Row 4: Michele Mikesic, Mary Lou McCaulifl, Gary Turnbull, Elit Felix, Roger Riley, Kevin Bissonette. Co-Editors ...... Photography ........... Business Manager ...... .......... Activities Editor ...,...... ........... Liz Hager Elit Felix . Michele Mikesic Gary Turnbull Bill Cornelius, Roger Riley Mary Lou McCcrulitt 'f xx Co-ordination Editors .,,,,,, ..,.,......, D ivi Wonders Betty Greenberg Underclass Editors ..... ............. Li nda Klein Senior Editors ..... , Sports Editors ..... J E H I Faculty Editors .... .. 2 2 n ' H 2 M . H G X I .N y A H E J ss- I . - ,wr v as r' . gi so Egg 3 E I h - , ul -if gig Student Lite Editors SE :ii mann W Sus s E 5 E: in -I t.: .:. , , s so we rs- Erin WSH ssgyxmj' arm! H ss ,ss Eh .W : ss ' f ss Art Editor ...... B ss rg 5 H Index Editors ..... . M:.N,,,QETE ,Y ,iii n Advisor A MEETING OF THE MINDS between Phoenician's co-editors and advisor. 42 Curriculum Editors ..... Kevin Bissonette Barbara Giunta Sandy Kerr Ginny Adams Iane Hess Barbara Ballirano Iackie Murton Sue Smith Sue Shaffer Mary Ann Novak Barbara Holabeck Lydia Pringle Ianet Horner Susan Hinkel Mr. Radomsky El lg 'llfllgiln , 42155 , 'I . '- if . X il n in 4. . - x V L 4. ..,i.,A-Lizwd U3 IUNE 10. TALLEST to the front! 43 PHOENICIAN'S PHOTOGRAPHERS, Roger Riley, Gary Turn- bull, and Bill Cornelius, on the job. Q , PHOENICIAN' S FINANCIAL AFFAIRS are the concern of busi- ness manager, Michele Mikesic, and Mrs. Good. Service gives satisfaction to Westy's Girls GIRLS CLUB 10-Row 1: Miss McCall, Debbie Riddle, Sue Mills, Carole Robson, Elizabeth Emeigh, Bev Sahlaney, Sue Drager, Mrs. Mere- dith. Row 2: Cindy Mullen, Paula Campbell, Ioyce Baker, Cindy Pagano, Debbie Boyer, Paulet Torchia, Row 3: Iackie Kimmel, Peggy Grumbach Iane Stahler, Colleen O'Connor, Diane Shahade. Row 4: Pat Pavelko, Marcia Guskey, Gayle Meyer, Connie McQuade, Sally i UK -A ' Il K N ff f B at me-1 rj K . t . Boyer, Linda Wisor. sf qv GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION-Row 1: Miss Blair, Patti Overdortl, Diana Hearn, Marie Adams, Ann Govekar, Ioann Pagano, Patty Bantly. Row Z: Sandy Pagano, Sandy Ray, Connie Kaufman, Iudy Dunn, Carol Mucha, Darlene Gillin, Ioene Robson. Row 3: Iody Black, Mary Wheeler, Ann Brierton, Kathy Hughes, Pat Costlow, Darlene Sroka. Row 4: Divie Wonders, Kathy Owen, Connie Fender, Lynn Beerman, Adele Edelstein, lane Stahler, Sally Walton. Row 5: Sue Weaver, Becky Saylor, Ieannie Croyle, Gail Greenberg, Vicki Baran, Laura Tuck. 44 N FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA-Row 1: Mrs. Hindman, Carolyn Gillin, lean Holzapfel, Patty Vanyo, Sheila Vamer, Charlotte De- vaux, Marsha Gottlieb, Linda Wardrop. Row 2: Diane Weigle, Edith Garretson, Cassie Palmer, Bette McCauliff, Ian Mundell, Mary Ann Connelly, Elaine Boratko, Linda Allen. Row 3: Iudy Dunn, Karen Iacoby, Iudy Heyman, Maureen Urban, Carol Wallace, Debbie Silver- stein, Lynne Augustine. Row 4: Barbara Giunta, Gail Greenberg, Indy Hudson, Barbara Grumbach, Lois Cavanaugh, Elaine Kohut. GEHWOT X L- ' 4.-' I MRS. HINDMAN ENIOYS world tour provided by FHA INSTALLATION, a proud moment for FHA. members. 45 Diverse interests result t ,. il Din CHESS CLUB-Row 1: Mr. Wardrop, Linda Wm-drop, Dwight Owen, Doug Wilner, Bill Miller, Bob Koch, Iolm Bingler, Dave Faust. Row 2: Diane Weigle, Melvin Paulovich, Bob Heinrich, Carol Welther, Alex Yacynych, Vicki Callio, Brian Ferg, Keith Griffith. Row 3: Bill Weaver, Dennis Biroscak, Blake Freeman, Bob Rigo, Donna Perry, Pat Kubeia, Ed Brand. Row 4: Ioe Duda, Mark Rounsley, Darrell Becker, lack Stewart, Eli! Felix, Doug Reed, Barry Sandman, Tim Sosinski. Row 5: Don Fetteroll, Pal Hughes, lim Falcone, Dave Watters, Phil Holzman, Doug Stewart, left Huston. BRIDGE CLINIC-Row 1: Mrs. Katz, Patty Bantly, Mariheth Dugan, Betty Stewart, lay Greenberg, Saralee Sky, Donna Shannon, Mr. Sha- ver. Row 2: Charles Iacobs, Blair Cobern, Ioan Litman, Kathy Umbach, Susan Michaelis, Beverly Lipschutz, Sharon Conway. Row 3: Ionathan Gorcling, Hyla Bassel, Sue Smyth, Nancy Paul, Pam Ayres, Allan Lichtenfels. Row 4: Ed Klein, Karen Wilcley, Larry Hull, Ion Huston, Mike 'Glosser, Tim Sosinski, Pat Lesko. 46 in diverse activities x x,i BOYS' GYM CLUB-Row 1: Curl Janet, Mark Peterman, Denny Chambers, Arthur Goldman, Dale Swaney, Mr. Balogh. Row 2: Mr. Matsko, Tom Keifer, Gary Ienkins, Eugene Ridella, Gary Henderson, Bob Sroka. Row 3: Bruce Zarefoss, Allen Wright, Warren Hinks, Fred Wheeler, Iohn Krause. ,ll e GIRLS' GYM CLUB-Row 1: Miss Blair, Ioann Pagano, Debbie Riddle, Diane Hearn, Marie Adams, Fran Duca, Ann Govekar, Laverne Mil- ler, Linda Wassum, Pat Bantly. Row 2: Bobbie Brady, Marilyn Callihan, Ioene Robson, Margaret Biclcley, Sara Schmidt, Debbie O'Masia, Mary Wolfe, Nancy Carter, Barbara Antinoro. Row 3: Darlene Giillin, Mary Wheeler, Nancy Goebert, Sue Michaelis, Ann Brierton, Linda Schweitzer, Debbie Sainlz, Divie Wonders, Charloiie Devaux, Melina Peel. Row 4: Pai Costlow, Ioyce Baker, Chris Hinks, Peggy Grum- bach, Kathy Owen, Adele Edelstein, Chris Billstone, Dee Sheesley, Debbie Boyer, Row 5: Laura Tuck, Sue Smyth, Sue Weaver, Dana Spack, Gail Greenberg, Margie Watters, Candy McWilliams, Marian Spack, Lynn Beerman, Ann Hayes. LE I E, .Al I nv ye 1 inf rj A rv -,rf 1 If UW S . 4- B, if H f gg mb, B Q J Y 19 4,91 T .. .MH 1 45 4 YG W9 55 ' I fir -Ti 4 J fliiffxi -, ng ,H 13 ...,,f M 'QQQNH Af E LAKYWI ,K ., ..- ,y .- 9-U' 09 '-P 'y 94,1 I 4109 A' all .-,, a Q 1' it JJ? . -f ,,T,,:i'.y-M Liv QQTQWYW QCV?! , f'ff3N.3 1 Y, A 11 .Q-,, '35 110 dl rv' I -ENE R Boys give an added boost V BOYS' PEP CLUB 12-Row 1: Mr. Shaffer, Bill Miller, Ray Benshofl, Gary Cummins, Bob Iacobs, Dave Callet, Lee Beerman. Row 2: I. R. Harris, Terry Sl. Clair, Marc Schmerin, Terry Alwine, Kevin Bissonetie, Frank Krall. Row 3: Carl Fisher, lack Stewart, Dave Umbach, Mike glcirbin,1gin1 Meehan, Brian Castelli, Doug Svitchan. Row 4: Phil Holzman, Charlie Tummino, Iohn Defrank, Tom Bright, Iim Falcone, Mike ornic . hmm .ii w....,af-f , l l BOYS' PEP CLUB 10-11-Row 1: Mr. Shaffer, George Windor, lay Greenberg, Dave Icrmes, Gary Ruder, Barney Custer, Dennis Regan, Ion- athan Gording, Bob Ghezzi. Row 2: Iay Michaud, Lewis Hyman, Larry Coco, Dave Headley, Iack Bloom, Larry Glasser, Bob Schenkemeyer, Pat Docherty, Mark Peterman. Row 3: Tony Miller, Iim Brant, Doug Oakley, Don Beas, Larry Hull, Dave Hedrick, Chris Wolfe, Mike Glos- ser, Bob Todd, Iim Suchman. Row 4: lim Berkebile, Steve Schmerin, Iim Woods, Mike Meehan, Dave Leventry, Kevin Pile, Dave Vargo, Rick Barzeski, Gary Henderson. Row 5: Allen Wright, Rick Bregman, Tom Metroka, Gary Holsopple, Ray Gombar, Mark Sweeney, Ron Ia- ber, Tom Terebus. 50 Science-minded students dissect and learn BIOLOGY CLUB 10-How 1: Mr. Paone, Margaret Bickly, Arthur Goldman, Allan Brett, Icry Michaud, Margret McAlister. Bow 2: Curtis Icmet, Mike Neptune, Ioe Duda, Mark Roundsly, Barry McCau1iff, Vicki Callie. Row 3: Gary Catchen, Doug Cranston, Ralph Kent, Brad Ha- ger, Phil Buriack. 'I ,. t 1 1 . 5 , an 'P -:3 'E BIOLOGY CLUB 11-Row 1: Mr. Stevenson, Mary Wolfe, Barney Lovette, Therese Baywood. Row Dave Kreiger, Richard Bregman, Kevin Pile. 51 sm .W Z: lim Suchman, lack Bloom. Row 3: Character, Scholarship, Leadership, Service s ,- my :-: s is , i , a , I , J, E -2 -Q A -1 C7 ...V NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY-Row 1: Mr. Stevenson, Iudy Goldman, Patty Vanyo, Ianet Mundell, Sherri Alt, Fran Kota, Iackie Murton, lean Holzapfel. Row 2: Ioy Schrock, I. R. Harris, Gary Cummins, Tricia Brisini, Ion Campbell, Kathy Owen. Row 3: Donna Perry, Linda Klein, Mike Edelstein, Mary Lou McCau1iii, Becky Saylor, Liz Hager, Dennis Biroscak. Row 4: Elit Felix, Pat Hughes, Dave Umbach, Tom Bright, Mike Hughes, Brian Casielli. is wwe K , , -E,,.,.'- mama s K s AI .Q ,, , A ,. 5. ,. W A H, , A 22222 222 2 f if 2 Q - H.:-:-:-Vi: ' mEE35iE ' ' ' -1 !'.fE5WTTLN,L,gZi.,gA E H I M 1' sg ,nil Q ih'lj JN. -elm? E me aw- :EN 2 ss A E X E , . ,E r 2 gr- l ,l 3- 4 -s1Eas,e 'f Ls : is-is ' ..2 ' ,N 21X 'N Q-ef .3 'NL ' X22 -Q ins -L-si' 3 sammy ' VY : M 3..- '-1-'Z li ' Z,-4-fs:- - lf-' L 2 2 ja 2 al ,, JZ,-f ' 'WW .-' NHS PLAQUE COMMITTEE at work. A PUZZLED LIZ HAGER tries io unscramble cr road map before 52 delivering her subs for the NHS sub sale. Service to school and community Q l .J A X i '-if KEY CLUB-Row 1: Mr. Askey, Arthur Goldman, Bob Schenkemeyer, Mike Clark, Ion Campbell, Lee Beerman, Allan Brett, Mr. Shaver. Row Z: Wayne Wassum, Dick Trotz, Dave Hedrick, Mike Corbin, Iack Bloom, Gary Cummins, George Kaufman. Row 3: Peter Ridella, Larry Hull, Pat Hughes, Mike Hughes, Bill Iones, Christopher Wolfe. Row 4: Bill O'Donnell, Rick Heller, Tom Bright, Iim Middleton, Tom Terebus. O? as SY' ...fall USHERING-another important service of Key Club. KEY CLUB MEMBERS join the Heart Fund Drive. 53 Common interest in future profession i '5 , U: Y. .sw-8.4 , I.E.T.S.-Row 1: Mr. Kaufman, Ed Huston, Bill Price, Diane Iordan, Bob Heinrich, Dave flames, Ionathan Gording. Row 2: Brian Ferg, Bill Weaver, Iohn Bechtold, Debby Grivens, Bob Rigo, Mike Clark, Allan Lichtenfels. Row 3: Iohn Pensinger, Larry Atkins, Terry St. Clair, Mike Glosser, Peter Ridella, Gerry Regan, Tim Sosinski, Dennis Biroscak. How 4: left Huston, Dave Vargo, Brian Castelli, Dave Urnbach, Mike Hughes, Gary Hale, Rick McDowell. Row 5: lim Falcone, Phil Holzman, Rick Heller, Ion Huston, lim Meehan, Denny Berkebile. Developing skills in self-expression VT7 1.7 7-'7 SF' 'sf is-1 WJ? TM? if Y? FORENSICS-Row l: Miss Lambert, Cathy Urso, Myra Needle, Patty Vanyo, Saralee Sky. Row Z: Iackie Murton, Christine Bodner, Susan Michaelis, Margaret Mclllister. Row 3: Adele Edelstein, Barry McCauliti, Tricia Brisini, Dan Mollura, Heidi Valentine. Row 4: Donna Perry, Mary Lou McCaulill, Paul Baldwin, Mike Eclelstein. 54 epresenting the student body U N. l ll' 'E V 63 Y' 4 Y 4915771 STUDENT COUNCIL-Row 1: Mr. McLoota, Sally Yeckley, Patty Vanyo, Poppy Psinakis, Darlene Sroka, Beth Wagner, Patti Overdorft. Row 2: lay Michaud, Ion Campbell, Gary Cummins, Pat Brisini, Iane Stahler, Sally Walton. Row 3: Vicki Baran, Iim Suchmcm, Phil Buriak, Dave Price, Bob Todd. Row 4: Iim Hartland, Rick Heller, Tom Bright, Iim Middleton, Tom Terebus, Becky Sczylor. 1 gh Xi in xl as , . f A I N. tis- jxx.. 1 , ' J 1 A 1 I u , I 4 ' ll N J V- j ,I ...L gs ' t .1 ri' ' V' I , f , vi? -W, 4 t I x OUR STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS! lim Middleton, Rick STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS complete their annual clothing drive. Heller, Iim Hartland, Patty Vanyo. 55 esearch, patience, delivery DEBATE CLUB-Row 1: Mr. Good, Rosalyn Sattel, lay Greenberg, Iudy Bucan, Pauli Overdorlf, Christine Bodner, Ed Huston, Lynn Straitifl, Cathy Urso. Row 2: Diane Iordan, Barry McCau1ilf, Larry Glosser, Kevin Bissonette, lim Brant, I. R. Harris, 'Cathy Uiema. Row 3: Mike Glosser, Brad Hager, Gary Catchen, Mike Edelstein, Iack Bloom. Row 4: Bob Finklestein, Dave Umbach, Mike Meehan, lim Meehan, Mark Glosser, Brian Castelli, Larry Hull. -o-A ML, u-Q, A' 'I 'U ' 6.0 I WM Ox N .Z N-Ilzllqltqly 5. UI - I Q H lf! Ai' - ,j 4 L' QI f n I 3 A A-I v ll I- SOPHOMORE DEBATERS in action. DIANE IORDAN AND DAVE UMBACH prepare lor a debale. 56 Their efforts benefit many -17 X' LIBRARY CLUB-Row l: Mrs. Rummel, Eleanor Roess, Sue Miller, Cheryl Hostetler, Myra Needle, Elaine Eppley. Row 2: Michael Murton, Pat Balagusz, Iackie Murton, Kathy Knavel, Barbara Ballirano. Row 3: Fran Kota, Heidi Valentine, Larry Fender, Maureen Urban, Pat Kessler, Linda Emeigh. Row 4: Elaine Kohut, Marion Spack, Jim Bee, Mary Lou McCauliff, Dana Spack. MRS. BAKER GREETS MR. STEELE at the annual teacher's WES'1'Y'S STUDENT LIBRARIANS make new friends at the Cambria- tea sponsored by the library. Somersei Teenage Librarians Convention. 57 Interested students supplement WORLD AFFAIRS CLUB-Row 1: Patti Overdorlf, Marla Kellerman, Martha Nathan, Pauli Overdorlf, Mr. Cromer, Ienniler Schmerin, Iudy Bucan, Rosalyn Sattel, Becky Match. Row 2: Dave Callet, Ioy Schrock, Tricia Brisini, Mary Ann Novak, Liz Hager, Nancy Yeager, Sue Custer, Lee Beerman. Row 3: Bob Iacobs, Linda Klein, Mary Lou McCaulill, Brian Castelli, Mark Schmerin, Kevin Bissonette, I. R. Harris. Row 4: lack Stewart, Dave Femer, Sue Wertz, Iim Slrum, Gary Hale, Charles O'Neil. Nga SPANISH CLUB-Row 1: Mr. Reffner, Rosalyn Saltel, Iean Holzapfel, Mary Wolfe, Marla Kellerman, Meryl Milch. Row 2: Lydia Pringle, Carol Salem, Ienniler Schmerin, Diane Sivi, Rulh Peterson. Row 3: Iudy Hayman, Debbie Silverstein, Ray Bastkowski, Paul Sinatra, Linda Harris, Mary Ann Novak. 58 classroom knowledge IIV1 ll ' . J 3 ff -- x ll A ' 1 1 X' ART CLUB-Row 1: Mrs. Baker, Sally Yeckley, Linda Wassum, Nancy Zipf, Kathy Dayok, Lynn Straitiff, Gail Iones, Cindy Mullen, Beth Wagner. Row 2: Sue Shaffer, Ian Mundell, Kathy Hughes, Adele Edelstein, Donna Eck, Karen Goggin, Iudy Blair. Row 3: Ietf Duke, Deb- bie Leal, Dan Mollura, Maureen Urban, Vicki Callio, Beverly Georg. Greg Murphy, Katie Keim. Row 4: Larry Atkins, Elaine Kohut, Iudy Hudson, Kathy Reighard, Donna Iacobs, Karen Bittner, Hyla Bassel. Row 5: Carl Freeman, Candy McWilliams, Doug Reed, Rick McDowell, Susan Wertz, David Ed, Donna Perry, Gretchen Picking. VT .J Y 1 N.: ENTERTAINERS CLUB-Row 1: Mr. Reifner, Andrea Green, Diane Jordan, Poppy Psinakis, Dan Glosser, Nancy Carter, Meryl Milch. Row 2: Cassie Palmer, Doug Mintmier, Linda Overdorff, Mark Peterman, Margie Meltzer, Gretchen Meehan. Row 3: Margie Shatter, Larry Coco, Linda Harris, Gary Cummins, Blake Freeman. Row 4: Ray Bastkowski, Tom Straw, Warren Hinks, Paul Sinatra, Iefl Masterson, Ted Cramer. 59 esty's band parades BAND-Row 1: Mr. Papinchak, Rat Bantly, Diana Hearn, Linda Beam, Ionathan Gording, George Paczolt, Dwight Owen, Linda Wassum, Flavian Bain. Row 2: Eileen Moors, Carol Salem, Bob Gordon, Debbie Leaf, Colleen O'Connor, Katie Keim, Raylene Eck, Diane Sivi, Kar- en Goggin. Row 3: Peggy Grumbach, Sherrill Regan. Iohn Hearn, Dave Havrilla, Liz Hager, Ed Klein, Ioy Schrock, Tag Kring, Darlene Beam, Laura Nosworthy. Row 4: Tim Varner, Tom Guskey, Todd Minemyer, Larry Giannone, Dave Krieger, Peter Ridella, Bruce Egolf, Ralph Alberti, Bob Rigo. Row 5: Dave Swanson, Margie Waiters, Dave Ferner, Warren Hinks, Don Berkebile, Gary Knupp, Steve Cut- shall, Brad Hager. ,,,W,e H 1, .. , .rggggiiiii fl ' M , ii .. l me 1 B g 4 H ma B w 4 2 B - , i me I- wi H , H BMS-HH l , .H Q sl gr , 1 1 .H Z . i E i 5 . H 1 5 . , B , i egg we , i K H ii:!QQPmn4 -ALB!!! XXUXKPS HN Ki B M me is i me Q E 1' Q E ' axfwfw' ,ea iem ' ex e. BE MAIORETTES-Sandy Ray, Sandy Ellis, Marlene Miller, Iudi Deamer, Mary HEAD MAIORE'I'I'E-Linda Over-dorfi. Martich, Prem Ducd, Iunet Lochrie- 60 school spirit 13X FLAG TWIRLERS--Saralee Sky, Charlotte Devaux, Gretchen Meehan, Linda Harris, Margie Shaffer, Barbara Feathers, Ierrie Gunter. .Ae G e G . It f I 1 4 T F Z 5 I! I H ,g ---,. 2 , ,,, f g II' ff WT' lik 2: vv if vp Es' 1 ef J Q. . Q ,z 4 me .. . WESTMONT HILLTOP SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL COLOR GUARD-Ann Hayes, Debbie Muncert, Cathy Urso, Nancy Paul, Mary WESTMONT BANDMEMBERS make last minute Wheeler, Chris Billstone, Ioyce Baker. preparations for their trip to Virginia. 61 Choral activities MIXED CHORUS A-Row 1: Mrs. Kaufman, Ierrie Gunter, Sue Smith, Nancy Carter, Ruth Ann Peterson, John Mish, Greg Murphy, Doug Mintmier, Gary Lichtenfels, Bob Allen, Iay Greenberg, Sue Koontz, Mary Martich, Patty Vanyo, Saralee Sky, Sally Yeckley. Row 2: Patti Overdorff, Ianet Mundell, Sandy Pagano, Kathy Blackford, Barney Lovette, lim Pappas, Dave Volpitto, Rod Powell, Iim Hargreaves, Bob Schenkemeyer, Mark Peterman, Suzy Hatch, Poppy Psinakis, Carol Salem, Iudy Goldman. Row 3: Gwen Crocker, Ioan Litman, Chris Bod- ner, Sue Hinkel, Dave Hoadley, lack Bloom, I. R. Harris, Gary Cummins, Larry Atkins, Iohn Brallier, Bob Todd, Larry Coco, Fran Kota, Ioene Robson, Pauli Overdorff, Gretchen Meehan. Row 4: Mary Edith Mardis, Ianet Horner, Linda Overdorfi, Nancy Yeager, Kevin Bissonette, Dave Vargo, Terry Alwine, Dave Hedrick, David Ed, Randy Brubaker, Charlie O'Neil, Glenda Hysong, Ioy Schrock, Michele Ed, Bette McCau1iff. Row 5: Debbie Grivens, Margie Meltzer, Linda Harris, Charlie Tummino, Iim Hartland, Bill O'Donnell, Phil Holzman, lim Meehan, Dave Wilson, Ray Bastkowski, Ian Stinson, Ann Townley, Margie Shaffer, Laura Tuck. MIXED CHORUS B-Row 1: Mrs. Kaufman, Debbie Winder, Dot Powell, Elaine Pringle, Barri Barley, Linda Allen, Iaclrie Murton, Colleen Coyle, Marie Adams, Linda Saylor, Andrea Green. Row 2: Nancy Goebert, Leslie Sroka, George Winder, lay Michaud, Brian Eerg, Bob Sroka, Bob Heinrich, Paul Burkhart, Iim Long, Cindy Knapp, Debbie Saintz. Row 3: Ginny Adams, Ed Huston, Tom Kochuba, hm Brant, Allen Bartek, Barney Custer, Ioe Duda, Barry Mr:fCauliff, Rick Stevenson, Mary Meehan. Row 4: Sue Custer, Connie Fender, Doug Oakley, Darrel Becker, Clarence Tiffany, Phil Buriak, Dave Price, Mark Rounsley, Frank Krall, Nancy Hughes, Iudy Emery. Row 5: Sue Weaver, Becky Saylor, Andy Mollura, lim Berkebile, Mike Meehan, Ray Gombar, Ielf Masterson, Nunzi Pagano, Ralph Kent, Mary Lou McCaul1ff. appeal to Hilltoppers S :gg if if g-V ,fi 2, ?g....igEgEg t.: :I Q , :gi S .:. rv N- , . ' ii fx , - ' . 9 4 , 11, :ii 2 -.' 1 6 4 J 'I '57 '- ' , 'S ,. V e 5 4 :f2 . - 1' 6609 X GIRLS' GLEE CLUB-Row l: Mrs. Kaufman, Iane Faust, Eleanor Roess, Sally Hatch, Marsha Gottlieb, Debbie Muncert, Elaine Eppley, Beverly Sahlaney, Elaine Kimmel, Maribeth Dugan, Linda Wassum, Beth Wagner, Karen Henze, Lorraine Bittner, Iackie Hartnett. Row 2: Corky Kreiger, Ann Brierton, Debbie Boyer, Donna Howe, Margaret Bickley, Debbie Beals, Paula Campbell, Pat Balagusz, Amy Paul, Sue Shatter, Ann Budash, Sue Popovich, Daphne Mundell, Margaret McAlister, Barbara Ballirano. Row 3: Barbara Antinoro, Linda Schweitzer, Pat Costlow, Diane Shahade, Eliza Replogle, Debbie Sunseri, Blair Cobern, Becky Koontz, Kathy Koop, Cathy Ufema, Cindy Pagano, Chris Hinks, Iackie Kimmel, Edith Garretson, Lorraine Harteis. Row 4: Sally Walton, Patty Pekich, Pat Pullen, Beverly Georg, Hyla Bassel, Ruth Neafach, Sue Smyth, Donna Eck, Lynn Beerman, Linda Wisor, Ann Hayes, Pam Ayres, Robin Reese, Iane Stahler. Row S: Sally Miles, Ianet Heidorn, Dee Sheesley, Sally Boyer, Candy McWilliams, Kathy Mohr, Margaret Watters, Karen Wildey, Vicki Baran, Debbie Henry, Gayle Meyer, Elaine Kohut, Doris Hack. l i 4 I - Kia Erma.. W l I it ' Si CHORUS MEMBERS ENTERTAIN Christmas shoppers in Central Park. 63 ctive musicians represent Westy WESTMONT HOSTS District Band. 'M We wHm EsEiEaEm 5 aw 'g mmm 5+ KQ??Ei WBgQ M F9 G f emssmm mm E J EQ EEE asf' AC-If N A JY' j ' ,, as 'ms- ass' 1 , f' if gg rf: ,, 11 mf I E fi H E . gglf 35 if -ff -,Q ,ra Gary Lichtenfels, Tim Varner, Gary Knupp, Ierrie Gunter, Linda Wisor, Eleanor Roess, Pat Pullen, Todd Minemyer, Eddie Klein, Iohn Hearn Allan Lichteniels, Diana Hearn, Pai Bcmtly, Ioncxthan Gording, Mr. Papinchak, Flavian Bain, Ioy Schrock, Dave Ferner, Bruce Egolf. 64 Workers behind the scenes STAGE TECHNICIANS-Row 1: Mr. Sosinski, Donna Howe, Judy Blair, George Paczolt, Iudy Bucan, Cathy Urso. Row 2: Ioyce Baker, Bill Weaver, Rick McDowell, Heidi Valentine, Bill Price. Row 3: Iohn Bechiold, Larry Atkins, Terry St. Clair ,Allan Bartek. Row 4: Andy Rostosky, Bill Wickles, Ion Huston, Gary Holsopple, Warren Hinks. aid in production 3 XF N 3 in f' - ' , .. '-1-r,l:v or :'i -:-: ' Crawl 'H ' , 'in' Q A ' y :' x 'T l I I N ,J xv-if --' -T.,-,. 'iff-,Q y f' ,- Ss- l l X l V -' . 9-uf-ll l l E 2, - iirr f ' 'UN 9 R f- 'I E 4 U F? ,fog SEVERAL SCENES from the ballet. 65 THE KING AND I GETTING TO KNOW YOU is cz happy occasion for Putty Vanyo cmd members of the Royal Accxdmey xfkv' n ss ANNI-YS HEAD must never be higher than the King's. 66 l I v ff: 'FRN ! r m ,. I H Ee. ' N - i 'Nq..Q.,r, 'ni' 42' - j-ybrvf .Q--Aa---,eq-50' ANNA, PATTY VANYO, reads the King's lust letter, WE KISS in cz shadow, sing Linda Overdorff cmd Larry F Coco. , w- - L ff i fpfi an 1 x 1 ff' v -Y 19-Q 'Hsu 1 N -.1 A 1 ,R X MPX: ki 'v wif .su QV , 41 ' l KING, GARY CU'MMINS, speaks to his people for the last time before his decxih. 67 'zwfavaf' Q N xi ' ' www mmm A sm a mv 1 n n LA 1 Inf- V- .. 1. .3 ...v 131' I . ,',, ' an W 0 W 1 ' :nw ,fy ,Q ' , J ' , I - '? s:Q,,H-5,3 , . fel 0 i Q5 ,gg ?3,QJjP' HJ fir i5'J'2w:y:- .: -- '- -- -. - ' M 'gg .4 2 . 3, if ., , ,4 , f j ,Q -1 Y.. -, wrt, , QL ' ' ,. W-- 1 . ' 9 ,,,, . 'A f ' nkf -4,3 ' 4 .M ' ' '.. . - QI ,, W-ir: . ' Q 'F . K K M .- 5' fs 4 ' 1' f Q s' 'W' ' M ' O , .f ., . , - . , . . T?a 4 ',,wP '6. 7 -1' '. ' - ' ' ' . F: - , . A -1 . U- - - . ' , . - x ,ag DM, I. ., N . , . , - . I- ' f wb- Mm '.- . -- ffl . A ,, . QA? - w I. .s:N4Y- we 1 . . '-' ' ' ' ,' A - . 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' 4 ' H ' ' w 'ff F - . 5 - -I , . . , N' ,D -' ' ,U ' . . ff , ,- 5.-5.4-0 A . 3-Q. - . . as ' ' A - . 1, f 41' ,-- ' 1 , . B X. n . in 4 .,. w .- ' ' ' . b 1' Q 44' A -- -1 J -L . -' . id' Nb . E BOBBIE BRADY AND GERRI TIFFANY lecxve school at noon for their Penelec-jobs. M waugpb . UJHT: xmas I W A msn sf: EH H I 55 MICHELE MIKESIC makes out cx receipt for one of her customers at Town n' Country. A FAMILIAR PERSON gives cx familiar order lo Kathy Kncrvel at the Dairy Dell. of 'II' ANOTHER PUBLIC SERVICE, compliments of Malt Hindman, at the Thoroiare, PAULI OVERDORFF AND BARB HOLABECK show their strength as they struggle in the snow. BARBARA BALLIRANO checks out books as a part-time job at the Westmont Library. DIANE JORDAN points out the importance of reading to her student at Project Headstart. my Q W WT ., 'QMS iv:-L' V IOHN PENSINGER works at Penn Traffic to earn his money for college. THE SINGERS prepare for a showing. SENIORS order name cards for graduation announcements. 'A A . 5 'V A vl 'AN' . Lf, fix IANE STAHLER helps to decorate the gym for the Sadie Hawkins dance. Student life is fun 1' 0 ga, if-sf, , .. .:5 l 5- 'F' , A l A l 117 e 1, . wr.. 4 PATH OVERDORFF checks college banners. ,, I ,fl ,Z -, 'f'.'f, , my V 1 ..-E-A ,.-'lm-f .5--:S-3-,i..-1' , ,- x --agx 3.4 ..... .,-7 Y. j ' ,A ...,,,,..--...rt ' ,. 4'---' ' .gn-, ill..-Z SUZY HATCH, DIANE IORDAN, BOBBIE BRADY, cmd PAULA HARRIGAN work for into the night on ax run-through for the next game. .1 as LYDIA PRINGLE opens the selling campaign for Phoenician. BARB GRUMBACH and GARY TURNBULL have fun CHARLIE TUMMINO and THE EL DORADO'S play a few songs for assembly. riding a Honda. 73 f 5 . Student life means friends THE HILLTOP SINGERS pose for a picture at one of their evening rehearsals. , N 4 , W L , X Q! ii 4? 1 ESU E' .. z ,- -, .. COULD IT BE SENIOR THEME that Iennifer Schmerin is working on? 74 YSL F ' 1 I 1 3n1,.... , J' w PLEASE BUY OUR CORNFLAKESH say Sandy and Cindy Pigano as they pose in their backyard. THE STUDENTS show support ai the cheerleading contest. BASKETBALL is a favorite pastime ol all boys, especially on Friday afiernoon. V ee .1-L+' 2 .1. .. f-,,,s , . ..- 'Q gs M- feces, 1 - s 1 ss 1 ' f if z v w F., V . Q TWO GIRLS pose with their dates after the Sadie BARBARA ANTINORO AND TOM KEIFER. steal a quiet moment in the Hawkins dance. The time that a Westmont student spends outside of school gives him added benefits and pleasures that in-school activities cannot. It gives him a chance to work and gain experience in various fields, to do what he wants to do. However, perhaps the most important advantage of his outside activities is that they enable him to learn to live with his. fellowman. Life is peopleg we must all learn to live with others and ourselves. 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' nl A A. -we W' BWV v ' ':' 51. .::p::?1 Fun and excitement mark the sophomore year car 1' sh.: SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Cindy Pagano, Pat Costlow, Iane Stahler, Arthur Goldman. L K' 78 HOMEROOM lll-Row lt Mr. Sherlock, Lorie Bittner, Linda Beam, Anna Budash, Margaret Bickley, Debbie Beals, Flavian l Bain. Row 2: Debbie Boyer, Ro- bert Bretz, Chris Billstone, Pam Ayres, Tom Bingler, Ioyce Baker, Ann Brierton. Row 3: Allan Brett, Bill Allen, Darlene Beam, Hyla Bassel, Lynn Beerman, Bob Allen. Row 4: Vicky Baran, Ralph Al- berti, lim Brant, Lynn Berezowsky, Bob Budash, Sally Boyer, Iohn Bingler, Row 5: Paul Baldwin, Donald Beas, Dennis Berkebile, Iames Berkebile, Darrell Becker, Richard Bromund. Absent: C. L. Bauldauf, Thomas Beas. Westy's sophomore faces a year of ad- justment, c h al 1 e n g e, excitement, and fun. Fortunately, most sophomores regard the ad- justments to the new building, the new courses, and the new rules as necessary and even enjoyable encounters. Then, with a wide variety of courses to choose from, the sophomore quickly realizes the importance of the guidance department in helping him make his academic decisions. However, when a sophomore is not ad- justing or working or deciding, he is more than likely just having fun. An enormous variety oi activities and sports, as well as school dances and plays, provides him with ample opportun- ity to enjoy his school life. At the end of the year, a sophomore can look back on a year oi excitement and fun and look forward to an even more adventurous year ahead. HOMEROOM 108-Row l: Mr. Ra- domsky, Sue Drager, Michael Chance, Peggy Butler, Paula Campbell, Sharon Conway, Liz Emeigh, Maribeth Dugan. Row 2: Blair Cobern, Michele Burgess, Paul Burkhart, Adrian Connelly, Ianis Dorer, Patty Costlow. Row 3: Bamey Custer, David Emeigh, Edward Docherty, George Clark, Tom Dowdell, Dennis Chambers, Vicki Callio. Row 4: William Deater, Phil Buriak, Gary Catchen, David Ed, Ioe Duda. Iohn Chris- tensen. Row 5: Douglas Cranston, Richard Crowley, David De Yot, Gary Churchey, Iohn Cassata. Absent: Chris Cutshall. HOMEROOM 210-Row 1: Mr. An- thony, Iohn Falcho, Debra Griffith, Iay Greenberg, Bob Ghezzi, Caro- lyn Gillin, Elaine Eppley, Iane Faust. Row Z: Keith Griffith, Art Goldman, Peggy Grumbach, Mar- cia Guskey, Brian Ferg, Dan Glasser, Iohnathan Gording. Row 3: Bill Emeigh, Larry Glosser, Torn Guskey, Tim Gill, Mike Grados, Karl Freeman, Luke Fithian, Doris Hack. Row 4: Brad Hager, Robert Fiilick, Scott Glass, R-aym ond Gombar, Dave Glasser, Scott Fy- ock, Robert Forquer. Absent: Cheryl Farra, Mary Fisher, Char- lene Fulton, Barry Gregory, Ieffrey Ann Hagerich, Elizabeth Hamp. -L, SOPHOMORES QUICKLY REI-XLIZE that the Guidance Department is an important part of the school community. HOMEROOM 211-Row l: Mr. Hunter, Karen Henze, Elaine Kim- mel, Iacqueline Hartnett, Donna Howe, Lynn Iones, Sharon Huston, Sally Hatch. Row 2: Iackie Kim- mel, Robert Heinrich, Ed Huston, Dennis Kessler, Charles Jacobs, Lorraine Harteis. Row 3: Chris I-links, Benjamin Kohlhepp, Curtis Ianet, Walter Howell, Tom Keifer, Iohn Hearn, Becky Koontz. Row 4: Alan Iohnson, Elaine Kohut, Ianet Heidorn, Donna Iacobs, Deborah Henry, Stephen Homola. Row 5: lim Hargreaves, Tom Kochuba, Dave Hedrick, Ieff Huston, Ralph Kent, David Hurlbert, Ed Klein. Absent: Ann Hayes, Andrea Key- ser. gli it . . x .W ,qfif R -1. - ADJUSTING TO A NEW BUILDING presents problems to Barry McCau1ifl, Ed Klein, and Brad Hager. 79 til. ISKB 1 XJ iii sv! Pat Costlow and Tom Kochuba hope they will someday hold this place of distinction. HOMEROOM 206-Row 1: Mr. Steele, Susan Mills, Mar garet McAlister, Susan Livingston, Brian Kring, Pat McKeown, Iulie Kosis, Natalie McClain. Row 2: Iohn Mish, Dennis Kubeia, Beverly Lip s ch u t z, Kathy Koop, Corky Krieger, lay Michaud. Row 3: Iim Long, Barry McCaulitf, Wayne Mil- M ler, Sallie Miles Tony Miller Allan Lichtenfels Patrick Matonik. Row 4: Connie McQuade. Dave aser, Alex Molinski, Kathy Mohr, Candy McWilliams, Gayle Meyer. Row 5: Gary Knupp, Dave Leventry, Iohn Mat t ern, Mike Meehan, Andy Mollura. Absent: Charles Merritts. i it i Iackie Kimmel and Candy McWilliams proudly display the frogs they disected. lil M l l A HOMHROOM 103-Row l: Miss Blair, Dwight Owen, Deborah Omasta, Cynthia Mullen, Daphne Mundell, Deborah Muncert, Ioanne Pagano. Row 2: Michael Murton, Melina Peel, Cynthia Pagano, George Paczolt, Amy Beth Paul, Quinten Overclortf, Paulet Pau- lakos. Row 3: Laura Nosworthy, Gregory Murphy, Ruth Neafach, Peter Noble, Patricia Pavelko, Col- leen O'Connor. Row 4: Nancy Paul, 'I'homas Pastovic, Louis Mul- key, Daniel Mulkey, Robert Mucha, Douglas Oakley, Michael Neptune. Absent: Tanet Muzzie, Ioseph Oliverio. New courses provide new challenges HOMEROOM 104-Row 1: Mr. Knapp, Armen Shriver, Beverly Sahlaney, Carol Robson, Marsha Rolish, Sara Schmidt, Debbie Riddle, Eleanor Roess. Row 2: Liza Replogle, Linda Schweitzer, Patty Pekich, William Price, Stanley Pisarski, Sue Popovich. Row 3: Robin Reese, Dennis Regan, Dud- ley Shaffer, Robert Rigo, Iim Peters, Pat Pullen, Leonard Rauch. Row 4: Sue Smith, Gretchen Picking, Mark Rounsley, Doug Reed, Ken Pond, DeeDee Sheesley. Row 5: Dave Price, Iohn Replogle, Steve Schmerin, Bob Rose, Etiene Rudegeair. Absent: Iames Rutfner. 'ff W' ffm I' Ianet Lochrie proudly shows Ioyce Baker her class ring, the product ol six weeks ot baby sitting. fan 'fait c ,Kr 81 xg , I I look like that inside! exclaims Becky Koontz. HOMEROOM 109-Row 1: Carol 'I'homas, Beth Wagner, George Winder, Linda Wassum, Betty Stewart, Mary Ann Strop- ko, Mr. Rellner. Row 2: Lynn Straitilf, Cathy Ulema, Paulette Torchia, Marty T o rl e d s k y, Linda Wallace. Row 3: Kathy Umbach, Sally Walton, Sandy Zemba, Iane S t ah 1 e r, John Wilson, Diane Shahade. Row 4: Tim Sosinski, Karen Wildey, Iames Wenderoth, Doug Stewart, Dick Trotz, Virginia Weippert, Linda Wisor. Absent: Rick Stephenson, Thomas Streicher, Marge Watters, Tom Wall, Thomas Williams. rl' th . 9941 iv' CLASS OFFICERS: Sue Michaelis, Sroka. 'ws Gretchen Meehan, Laura Tuck, Bob HOMEROOM 119 Row l: Miss Lambert, Linda Brant, Nancy Blough, Diane Baumbaugh, Nancy Carter, Barri Barley, Linda Colling, Patricia Bantly. How 2: Lynne A n k e n y, Chris Bodner, Laura Brisini, Andrea Bobovsky, Barbara Buchan, Iody Black, 'I'heresa Bay- wood. Row 3: Iune Bright, Cheryl Coleman, Iack Bloom, Allen Bepp- ler, Allan Bartek, Richard Barzeski, Larry Coco, Karin Bittner. Row 4: Bob Alwine, Randy Brubaker, Tom Beatty, Richard Bregman, Ted Cramer, Iim Costic, Bob Brett. Absent: Marie Adams, Loraine Beamer, Elaine Boratko, Ianet Cornelius, Colleen Coyle. W Westy's junior is in between -definitely above the lowly sophomore but slightly below the mighty senior. Thus while the confusion of the sophomore year is over, the adventure of the senior year has not yet begun. Seemingly ceaseless studying and testing occupy a large part of this junior year. However, the junior year is a memorable one. Driving proves cz formidable challenge for many: the Iunior Play, a marvelous successg and of course the prom, a night to remember. Preparing for the future makes the junior year one of challenge, excitement, and fun. sf 82 HOMEROOM 201 Row 1: Mr. Cromer, Antoinette Fama, Kathy Dayok, Edith Garretson, Sandy Ellis, Gwen Crocker, Linda Emeigh, Iocelyn Diehl. Row 2: Tim Dell, Marsha Giles, Pat Doch- erty, Larry Fender. Jeff Duke, Donna Eck, Adele Edelstein, Barb Feathers. Row 3: Beverly Georg, Tom Crocco, Cheryl Fuge, Iohn Gelormino, Vicki Diquardi, Blake Freeman, Connie Fender. Row 4: Larry Giannone, Bob Finkelstein, Leon Crocco, Iean Croyle, Ron Gilbert, Don Domer. HOMEROOM 204 Row 1: Mr. McLoota, Gerry Gunter, Ann Go- vekar, Bob Gordon, Darlene Gillin, Cheryl Hostetler, Andrea Green. Row 2: Nancy Goebert, Kathy Hughes, Betty Greenberg, Richard Gohn, Karen Goggin. Sharyn Hol- land, Fran Henry. Row 3: Dick Howell, Dave Havrilla, Dave Headley, Richard Grassa, Sharon Hale, Debby Grivens. Row 4: Linda Harris, Gary Henderson, Gary Holsopple, Rick Heller, War- ren Hinks, lim Gregory, Mike Glosser. Absent: Matt Hindman. . .21 :i w . ll. -. ,- 4, , 4 -gi ,wviiizf r 'Q 1 lllifmi ' 'W' n :iff I' 'uf-' A . 1,213-j-A 'ff'W'1k':.fQ5,f' - '- , -. . L ,L e y A 'fe Fl-' W i Aw' .R A ' ' , I .4 - V - -- .ive-mi f . D ,,Q,,?f,.45l-,.,:,7. 1:-T.,g:?8w,,,.. . . A. . . tl' - i'7f.1f ' A .-MEX 4 we-NX X V. mm mums sums . . 5 DRIVER EDUCATIUN CAR saw rm sms, rf. MR. BURKET helps students realize that it takes practice as well as study AFTER THE NHS INITIATION CEREMONY, David Um- to 156001119 C! 9005 dfitfef- bach pauses to congratulate Sue Michaelis and Iim Middleton. I HOMEROOM 214 Row 1: Mr. Clawson, Sue Ann Kasay, Susan Koontz, Dave Iames, Dan Kreiger, Gary Lichtenlels, Connie Kaufman, Bonnie Lipschutz. Row 2: Dave Iones, Katie Keim, Debbie Leaf, Pat Kessler, Karen Iacoby, Vivian Keifer, Bob Kems, Karen Klodosky. Row 3: Nancy Hughes, Maynard Kring, George Kauttman, Gary Ienkins, Allan Ideson, Pat Lesko, Lewis Hyman. Row 4: Dave Kreiger, Ron Iaber, lim Ieschonek, Larry Hull, Nick Kovacs, Mark Hudson. Absent Iohn Ianezic. 83 n n ms G5 ni gr is gr 1.. .w , .1 .. an iii iFQr, ggmg ..r R nw-E R,. SSE if wrist 'ik ss me W .Egg gk EEE mn -ss 3. Ted Cramer and Saralee Sky ham it up in Rich Man, Poor Man. 5 . ss nn will mm' n ss ss x H if nn n nnnm ss ss anna rx is HOMEROOM ZU7-Row l: Mr. Stevenson, Debbie Moors, Laverne Miller, Margaret Malay, Marlene Miller, Susan Miller, Ianet Lochrie, Iohn Miller. Row 2: Steve McGill, Mary Edith Mardis, Gretchen Mee- han, Doug Mintmier, Ed Mracko, Ioan Litman, Carol May, Susan Michaelis. Row 3: Barney Lovette, Dorothy Livingston, Dennis Mc- Keown, Larry Malzi. Karen Mc- Mullen, Margery Meltzer, Iirn Miller. Row 4: Michele Mikesic, lim Mitchell, Tom Metrol-ra, lim Middleton, Ieff M a s t e r s o n, Ron Matolyak. e rm me. H EW I E 1 ms ann H 'Q ' I Jr 1 :signal 1 ua l. T 00099 ' - ' f U oofl'f!f.ig . 0' -I-25351 Q 2? -mal FQ- - 2.v' . l .M . B, we 7 1 mann A A anal g ' san 4 l l - ,a I.. 0 i gil '. ,- L, ml , ' It W wal ' ' , EH 'r ' H l 1 a V . V V Sit , H K V ' u I -BSR 1 Rick rates a whistle in the Iunior Play, a smashing success. J 84 HOMEROOM 209-Row 1: Mr. Paone, Connie Rogers, Susan Powell, Sandy Ray, Arlene Robb, Myra Needle, Elaine Pringle. Row 2: Iane Pappas, Carol Mucha, Nancy Mucha, Ralph Page, Mark Peterman, Linda Overdorfl, Poppy Psinakis. Row 3: lim Papvcxs, Iohn Robson, Rod Powell, Kathy Reighard, Charles Price, Bob Reese. Row 4: Ioe Pastovic, Peter Ridella, Nunzio Pagano, Bill O'Donnell, Andrew Rostosky, Kevin Pile, Paul Nagle. Absentx- Roger Riley. Play and Prom highlight junior year HOMEROOM 107-Row l: Mr. Mostoller, Randy Ruder, Linda Saylor, Linda Speicher, Debby Saintz, Saralee Sky, Iosephine Siciliano, Donna Shannon. Row 2: Darlene Sroka, Melissa Schmerin, Phyllis Smith, Bob Schenkemeyer, Debbie Sunseri, Leslie Sroka. Row 3: Gary Ruder, Bob Sroka, Iim Suchman, Iohn Spence, Roberta Sajatovich, Margie Shaffer, Esther Sakal. Row 4: Dana Spack, lim Tanase, Ianice Stinson, Dave Swanson, Barry Sandman, Marion Spack. Row 5: Tom Straw, Tom Terebus, Mark Sweeney, Dick Strayer, Bob Spangler. Absent: Dale Swaney, Bob Thomas. Q- Iuniors transform Sunnehanna into Spring Cotillion. HOMEROOM 118-Row 1: Miss Key, Cathy Urso, Mary Wolfe, Mary Wheeler, Diane Weigle, Carol Wallace, Linda Wardrop, Sally Yeckley. Row 2: Carol Wel- ther, Ianice Tiffany, Heidi Valen- tine, Bill Willett, Laura Tuck, Re- gina Wolf, Donna Tiffany. Row 3: Wayne Wassum, Chris Wolfe, Iim Wood, Dave Vargo, Bob Todd, Suzy Weaver. Row 4: Clarence Tiffany, Russ Wallace, Allen Wright, Dave Watters, Bill Wickles, Dan Wagner, Bruce Zarefoss. 'Jr The Prom provides a perfect end to a Wonderful year. :'.' .'.', 5,.-:I:::::-:-:- E W Mwywh wif mwwwwm Emma ,,, mama as 45, 22 52 H ::: M 255412591-:5: M . I ' :::Q5222i5i Jg a 5 BM :F W H 2 gggwwggam H M it ms H is - W M an mg lggggmmw N Q Hiiimnamsxss E :B Y. mn , H as E M M 2 NNW EEE-E-HBE HBH H ras ma SMH mmm , E W E mm !Hmi1'.Qsmsgg:- my U V NEWER! Kgs HHH E E n. , an 'Nw M N NH 'mx ms x. ax my : : H EEE B Q Q Es: H3 H A N Q WYM E was H J U l N SS SS i K X A XX ' ' ' , ,Iv 4 'N ,W Qi -A H lk I -- 1 M Pm ,qs k qu 4 . 'll ,-. va' U4 1- W 44 . X -Q ,, -tv Q Ama! - in ,K X 1 4 lv- W 3 '- M 3 BH Bm :gssmsmxg BH mmm HQ SER Hmmm E ss nm E mx E- agua ss ms mam amass ss ms mn msn a ms mn ' 1 ,H .-. 11 4' ' ' 1 ru x '4 , ,'.,1 ,q 1 ' .M ff 5 PH-----' , Q!! 'H I. 18 5, , - 735 I' A ,, 1 if ,Q -f .f -' A fl! iii I 22: -3,- Q' -, A , 'Sf 5' ur U! 5 iri .1 ',: no- -. ui 75, . .I , . Q. , --. If 'fa' .A E S x H 355885 E ION CAMPBELL-Ouisiunding Athlete of 1966 553222 H2 K U im D H A Q H Q H E Q H mm E E H H E D W Q W M A AWE an-W wig 1 En: ss B Q H W1 E S8788 4 hm mm. ,, sw Y ii HH . f' v H M Egigwiguu Z H: M 4 nm- W H : X w wf? M Q25 2 555 EQ :., . zz, ,V E mass. EE ':' ml n .pi 555 JL. Wim fslgimsggf mm 'QE ,mfg 1 iw , ' - E DOUG SVITCHAN-Skip Pristow Memorial Award Winner 86 --.-'5::p ' . ' . ' ' ' X -X VZQW4. 1:-efhg' .MQ 46,241 his , W my A259 gm- X WW! fi1.If,f N Q fx x 2' D'-v-P V I :H W M we Q .,,, M ff vw., : Q WESTMONT HILLTOP VARSITY CHEERLEADING SQUAD-Divie Wonders, lane Stahler, Ioene Robson, Laura Tuck, Becky Saylor, Gerrie Tiilcmy, Kathy Owen, Patti Overdortf. Hilltoppers WESTY PREPARES for the Cheerleading Contest. THE CHEERLEADERS bring victory to the United game. Y 'l y fl Y 'z l 2 5, L L WESTMONT HILLTOP IUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADING SQUAD-Row 1: Ann Brierton, Laura Brisini, Lynne Beerman, Ioann Pagano. Row 2: Ann Govekar-Sub, Pat Costlow, Vicki Baran, Sally Walton, Iodie Black--Sub. 88 Misa Blair Patti Overdorff Ioene Robson Diane Wonders s i w sam B sms s proclaim victory Neither summer practice nor sore muscles nor slight dif- ferences of opinion could dampen the enthusiasm of Hilltop's 1955-66 Varsity cheerleading squad. The appreciation of Westy's team members, students, and faculty compensated for the dis- comfort of long, hot practices and the nights when the girls led cheers in the rain and cold. When anyone thinks of cheerleading, his thoughts natural- ly turn to the cheerleading contest, held annually at the War Memorial. Our squad, led by Co-captains Gerrie Tiffany and Kathy Owen. worked many hard hours to perfect PROCLAIM VICTORY, this year's contest cheer. With this excellent cheer and the support of the Pep Clubs, Westmont captured fourth place. Also deserving recognition is the Iunior Varsity cheerlead- ing squad. Composed of sophomores and juniors, the squad performed well their duties of cheering the Iunior Varsity football and basketball teams to victory. They also led our wrestlers to a successful Varsity season at home and at away matches as well as at the District Six, Section Four wrestling competition. lt is plain to see that these girls are our future Varsity cheerleaders. The efforts of advisor Miss Ginger Blair accounted for the extra drive and influence needed to make this year's Varsity and Iunior Varsity cheerleading squads the best ever. Co-captain Kathy Owen Co-captain I i is W is Sue Michaelis lane Stahler Laura Tuck Becky Sqylor lim Bruce q.,--.--3. .., ,.,..3.-3.5. ,, - i L lllh 4, .. - ,:.:.. 1 :L 1 4. A V - . ..v. 'sf '- , - tr-- -5 . .3 . 14 Jn... ..5n:..:....g1 5 . 75 - f P235 ,ij ' - n ' ,,., Y '- FM .. -fc 'Su - , F775 lt L n ' Vw ' 4 8 4 ' I 4 x , N419 1. H x fu I 1 lv I gre' , 4 9 '14 its 9 M . 1 1 1, r . w ye . I , . f 1 st, 5 N If 3 if , se- 357 4' ' 141 , r 1. 1 .0 .. , ... ' W: f., ttf, . , , -as-j2'112.21.514 -31 ,rsgrbgn ' uw , M ' '. '- ,J ,115-1,:,4.--A-, ' , gr,-N f 'xy-QL, 4 v-rnfttgy' 1' , 'LH 1,14 1' ar 55' 1 f-1' - M , 4, ty k as N ,Y J' 1 Q , -ea N an gy, 11 5 'X fir 'K 4 I if alfa' in f we' R l 5 ' 4 1 .4 fy? 5 ' A fi 2, --:' 1 es, ETL F I- E' ev-us 'FA 'QWR 4 fe::3g:.f1:?f:1:9sj:fix :SY f sf -if f .' I, gg vii- ii 5 .iss V W .W - Y a.-Mizz.:-ff .4 s ..g .. mv ,.-slr., 1fWfg+'tQ ' .- .s -'U ff ' I . V .H .V -if ve .. . ' sl-4.-Jr, - . , , 1 . ,,1.+w-,Wx 'Kills ' -sf. -Q ares. Z.-i pk-is 15 I- Q t 1 gps-nf? t - A ' ,,. '- 3 ,V -is ev --.Q -. gf or rl. Frrzifitlaffa' ' '5E. 'ks 1. hi :I gig: . , is., L . ' if Tl? QM, ' Q, -1- ,' 1 '31.. T..Xi?5,w,3 . 525. ' 4 'f 4.1 .,-2 2' ,. .pg 4- .af wg, .-4 ,, - .15 tiifwf, . Gary Cummins Charlie Tummino Iim Hartland Mr. Yoder Doug Svitchan Tom Bright esty completes The season is long. The hours of practice and the effort expended are exhausting. From the time that the first practice session is called in late Au- gust until the final whistle is blown ending the last game of the season in late October, football de- mands the utmost effort from the players and the coaches. All who have participated in the game have contributed to the school. All who have par- ticipated have learnecl a greater sense of responsi- bility and value. When the season is over, an evaluation is made-wins and losses. Last year only the loss of the first game at Cresson marred the record. Eight wins followed. This year, after six more consecutive wins, only Windber and Somerset were able to defeat Westmont. A two-year record of fifteen wins and only three losses is a tribute to the coaching staff and the team. Experience and hard work are rewarded. What are these rewards? That feeling of pride as you break the run-through, the cheers from the spectators, and the knowledge that the whole school is behind you. Iohn Krouse Fred Wheeler Mr. Bolha MI. Matsko Ion Cqlnpbell Hgckey l ' QQ 4-ff successful year VARSITY SCORES Tom Hedrick WESTMONT OPPONENT Cresson 28 6 Richland Township 13 0 United Ioint 39 13 Ferndale 20 0 Conemaugh Township 38 U Central Cambria 32 6 Elmer Laslo Windber 2 20 Somerset U 14 Bedford 46 7 Mr. Balogh lim Stofko Dave Weigle Iohn De Frank -..--- if --G - - - iw. -:::--':f - . ::: Q.. .-.ye -- 5 ' 4 r f as ,E . Kg. U m jfs 5 vi-sfffys YQQQZ T, ,W ,1 .1-213 .-www if -K, , 5 . B :e ri sg,-:::: ,-,, lf' ,.,,, 'U . 1-1 , 1 ,EL-2:2 .- 5 z -if-::. .::v??F:s:::a:ggh:-'Hai 2' ' , W ,.,,gvS! m5:,.55F-:- 'elf' 'it , A , 'i' Fi 'i'i'i'i'ii'i2i 0:1 2:',:::.. f' mf '- 'ii Ii 'fi V -.1 - V.. -- . ..,, f ffrzfa I ,.: ' 'i-Ss. 5x?w21E?' 1. .N --- . Y. M., 'elixvwbfrn H 3 .F ., - I , 'A HL!-,fsgcifywym . ,k,,,+.A3y,. - V, Q, , , W ,. I twlsi f . - r w. X ww- + 'CQ .E flaw: , we V' is . , qw' -A f' '-3 fi'qI ' l 94?Z' .. 2 44 2. - ' 'tif 7 , . - . .K 551,-CQ fix 2 uf T. w.-.-. f-QM H+-1-W . :ff ani -. 2, U ,,,f:,3.',g?!gg 1.' xi - V1 :QEWQ 7,25 Don Feiterolf J. V. gains experience WHAT a tough bench! lUNIOR VARSITY SCORES WESTMONT OPPONENT United Ioint 39 0 Portage 24 U Somerset 8 20 Adams 25 0 Richland Township 13 13 Ferndale 27 7 ANDY MOLLURA gains first down yardage. Westmont Hilltop Junior Varsity Football Squad com- pleted another great season with four victories, one tie, and one defeat. The defeat was at the hands of Somerset. This season saw clean, hard football played by sopho- more and junior boys with prospects for a varsity position next year. Like the Varsity squad, the I.V.'s suffered through heat and cold, nervousness, pre-game jitters, and the customary bruises and sprains that are always a part of games and practices. Although the competition was tough, the I.V.'s used fine coaching and teamwork to pull them through. Our Iunior Varsity squad showed its prowness as a future league leader. l l ESTMONT HILLTOP lUNl'OR VARSITY SQUAD-Row 1: Q. Overdorfi, S. Homola, T. Pastovic, R. Trotz, I. Cassata, C. Ianet, I. Michaud, . Winder, A. Connelly, R. Stephenson, I. Wilson, D. Chambers. Row 2: Student Coach-M. Corbin, L. Coco, I. Wenderoth, W. Miller, D. Price, M. Glosser, W. Wassum, S. Schmerin, D. Hedrick, B. Rose, G. Ruder, B. Lovette, D. Beas, F. Tanase, S. McGill, T. Wall. Row 3: . Sroka, I. Wood, N. Pagano, B. Zarefoss, R. Heller, R. Gombar, M. Sweeney, I. Huston, D. Domer, L. Berezowsky, A. Mollura, T. Terebus, . Pile, R. Wallace, M. Grados, I. Brett, B. Emeigh. 93 estmont's representatives in area CROSS COUNTRY SQUAD-Row 1: D. Birosak, G. Hulvey, I. Meehan, I. Deardorff, T. Alwine, P. Docherty, R. Sanna, T. Weaver, Coach Mollurcr. Row 2: W. Weaver lmanagerl, D. Vargo, R. Barzeski, I. Gregory, R. Schenkemeyer, I. Suchman, I. Duke, L. Hull. C. Wolfe, R. Freeman, G. Turnbull lmcmagerl. Row 3: M. Meehan, I. Brant, D. Regan, G. Kuriakin, W. Brennin, F. Parker. ml W . E W IEFF DEARDORFF S11-ides gver Q difficult Course, COACH MOLLURA crilically studies the runners' form. 94 Crass country meets cnoss COUNTRY sconss Any sport that must compete with football for the spectators' attention is placed in an unfavorable position. Although other activities draw more support, the effort expended by the boy participating in cross country is equal to, or greater than, the effort expended by the participant in any other athletic event. The cross country runner must maintain a continu- ing effort for a distance of more than two miles-no time outs, no substitutions. He is on his own. This is the fifth year that Coach Mollura has directed the teams that have represented Westmont in cross country meets. This year's record book shows no wins, but written within the pages is the story of a team that put forth its best effort and did produce individual winners. Building a team around the returning lettermen, Coach Mollura will produce winning teams as well as winning individuals. Meet Westmont Iohnstown Conemaugh Twp. 3rd Westmont Conemaugh Twp. 2nd Westmont Ferndale Iohnstown 2nd Westmont Conemaugh Twp. 2nd Westmont Westmont Iohnstown Altoona 411-1 Richland Twp. State College Ferndale Rockwood Conemaugh Twp. 2nd Westmont Ferndale Invitational 4111 f field of nine! I TIM WEAVER displays his winning ONE RUNNER will be alone at the finish. form. PAT DOCHERTY knows that training is all-important. . .-.. 'nv TOM BRIGHT DOUG SVITCHAN BILL IONES COACH BOLI-IA New coach builds for the future WESTMONT HILLTOP VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM-Row I: C. Fisher--Man., B. Icxcobs, D. Svitchcm, F. Wheeler, I. Middleton, T. Bright L. Crocco, I. Falcone, B. Iones, E. Laslo, B. Schenkemeyer-Man. ELMER LASLO IIM FALCONE BOB IACOBS FRED WHEELER 96 ELMER LASLO IS FOULED as he drives in for a basket. Despite an attempted block, Iim Middleton shoots and scores. The tone of the entire basketball season could be characterized by two simple terms- settling in and building. As might be expected, this transitional period, led by returning letterman Doug Svitchan, Elmer Laslo, Tom Bright, Iim Falcone, and Bill Iones, did not produce an especially outstanding record-six wins and fourteen losses: but the great effort and responsibility involved in these processes of development easily com- pensated for a disappointing record. Under the whip of the new but resourceful Coach Bolha, the team sought to achieve a workable relation- ship of trust and communication between the squad and its leader. However, success was not immediate since much of the season had passed before things began to click for the hard-working varsity. Also, because of his lack of experience with the team, Coach Bolha emphasized growth for the future rather than impossible hopes for immediate triumph. Therefore, the Iunior Varsity squad saw more action and labored under greater pressure than is usual: but in true Westmont style, the squad reacted with hustle and determination. Although the record seemed unworthy of a Westy team, the apparently poor season misrepresented the effort and spirit of the players who bravely returned game after game to fight again. Regardless of the results, the basketball teams deserved the admiration and gratitude of the school for their reliability and guts. TOM BRIGHT EXECUTES A LAY-UP SHOT to widen Westy's margin by two points. VARSITY SCORES Westmont f Opponent Triangle 74 70 Hollidaysburg 48 5 1 Cresson 48 44 Laura Lamar B2 52 Triangle 48 55 Hollidaysburg 61 83 Windber 69 55 Somerset 50 75 Indiana 44 61 Central Cambria 70 64 Richland 58 68 Ferndale 46 53 Somerset 49 74 Central Cambria 59 58 Iohnstown 48 89 Windber 55 69 Richland 43 50 Indiana 48 53 Iohnstown 33 50 Ferndale 43 55 1 WESTMONT HILLTOP IUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD-Row l: I. Mish, L. Giannone, M. Grados, I. Wood, D. Price, I. Hargreaves, B. Zarefoss. Row 2: T. Sosinski, tManagerl, A. Mollura, R. Heller, H. Gombar, T. Beas, R. Bregman, T. Terebus, Coach Stevenson. J. V.'s follow varsity lead IUNIOR VARSITY SCORES Westmont Opponent Triangle 63 39 1 Hollidaysburg 56 60 Cresson 49 38 Laura Lamar 29 35 Triangle 45 38 Hollidcrysburg 49 47 Windber 42 45 Somerset 32 50 Indiana 44 53 Central Cambria 52 54 Richland 35 38 ' Ferndale 41 43 I Somerset 39 55 Central Cambria 51 45 I Iohnstown 39 41 windber 43 sa ' Richland 42 55 Indiana 41 50 ' Iohnstown 42 54 Ferndale 58 35 I IIM FALCONES expert ball control amazes his inept guard. 98 SCARLET REBELS-Row 1: L. Bittner, C. Mucha, G. Greenburg, K. Bittner, S. Smyth, L. Klein, Miss Blair-Advisor. Row 2: K. Hughes, C Pagano, C. Umbach, M. Callihan, I. Dunn, I. Emery, D. Sheesley. YWCA tournament champs The YWCA Tournament focused the attention of the student body on the Scarlet Rebels. They captured the SCQRES tournament title after defeating United Ioint, the defending TEAMS DEFEATED champions. Along with the title, the Rebels brought West- , .C Triangle Area mont the first place trophy. Led by advisor Miss Ginger h Blair and high-scorer Gail Greenburg, the team overcame I Io nstown 4 opponents- I United Iomt Although losing tive seniors, the Scarlet Rebels look United Joint forward to another successful season next year. l I 1, if W gifllftf ?ffitfQ:'lf?C if 3. Y - - , -f-- , -A t-4 -1, V V. lg-I AFTBR BEING FOULED, Carol Mucha shoots from the ten-second THE IUMP BALL marks the beginning of the girl's basketball game line. 99 WESTMONT HILLTOP VARSITY WRESTLING SQUAD - Row 1: M. Torledsky, B. Lovette, A. Yarynych, B. KohlhePPf 1. Pastovic, I. Campbell. Row 2: E. Felix, T. Alwine, A. Kavar,'P. Hughes, M. Hughes, N. Pagano. ' 47 0 ' 43 8 ' ' 28 24 ' 26 35 VARSITY SCORES Westmont Opponent Richland Cresson United Ioint Conemaugh Townsh1p Blairsville 26 22 Ferndale 20 22 Kiski 17 25 Somerset 20 25 Marion Center 22 20 Iohnstown 3 41 Altoona 6 39 The year 1965-66 brought Westmont the best Var- sity Wrestling record ever compiled. As a result of the hard practice, an all-for-one attitude, and the supenor coaching of Mr. Knapp and Mr. Puhala, the squad finished the season with five wins cmd six losses. In addition to a memorable record, the wrestlers contnbuted many tense moments and close matches to Westmont's sports history. Also, they displayed remarkable spirit and aggressiveness despite a long, tough schedule. Several wrestlers distinguished themselves not only as members of the team, but also as exceptional individual successes. Mike Hughes was undefeated with a ten and zero record, Barney Lovette produced a seven, one, and three record, and Ben Kohlhepp gathered nine wins with only two losses. Barney Lovette, in the 103-pound class, and Mike Hughes, in the 180-pound class, were champions in both the Conemaugh Township Christmas Tournament and the District Six. Section Four wrestling competition. Returning next year to improve their records as the seasoned nucleus of a potentially great team are Marty Torledsky, Iohn Wilson, Barney Lovette, Ben Kohlhepp, Ioe Pastovic, and Nunzio Pagano. THE TENSION EASES as a match enters the heavyweight bout. BEN KOHLHEPP easily controls an unworthy opponent. CHAMPIONS AL YACYNYCH ION CAMPBELL TERRY ALWINE Teamwork produces best record ' I 1 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS I ' Wins Losses Draws Iohn Duggan 0 2 0 Marty Torledsky 1 8 0 Iohn Wilson 4 8 U Barney Lovette 7 1 3 Tom Pastovic 1 U 0 A1 Yacynych 5 7 0 Ben Kohlhepp 9 2 0 Ioe Pastovic 3 7 0 Ion Campbell 8 2 0 NX Terry Alwine 2 2 0 Dave Wilson U 3 0 Elit Felix U 3 0 Alex Kavar 4 5 1 Pat Hughes 4 5 1 Mike Hughes 10 0 U Nunzio Pagano 5 3 l Gary Holsopple U l 0 ALERT AND DETERMINED, Coaches Knapp and Puhczla oversee Don Fetterolf 0 1 0 a tense wrestling situation. ELIT FELIX ALEX KAVAR PAT HUGHES 101 MIKE HUGHES l'i 3T'i's:s I V 'W ,. A WEAK Marion Center grappler tries vainly to escape the ION CAMPBELL effectively signs the death notice of his doomed iron grip of Ioe Pastovic. opponent. u Y - Y .. , 1 i WAI- 5 I 'way .70 , .. . . ' . . . , . , - ,.Y- Y .-- ,-- - - -1 ' w ' ' sw. ... , 4 L'..v,W.-Y- A c X 3 'N 151 . ' is is -- H - .......f. - . I , ,, -, Km' ' , -1' .,...V us., A FERNDALE matman otters Nunzio Pagano the chance to throw MUSCLES AND MOVES tip the scales in favor oi Alex Kavar the hall. as he underhooks a slow Altoona wrestler. m,Am5s..,., ,E V, N, 7-Ai.,u 1 -N mm ss I, u' ' , w A-...M H 1-.li ,.'m,:i',,-en V Q.-.,..-..,.. Hunk, liQwi'-5:32 we FJ ..'., 1 at . .. , ' AL YACYNYCH holds Ferndale's Wayne Blue in a pinning NOTHING CAN SAVE Marion Center's Don Fairmczn from merci- combination. less, methodical torture by Mike Hughes. 102 Great potential for the future CRUSHING A bewildered Altoona boy to the mat. Don Fetteroll insures another victory. In an exciting season that coincided directly with the Varsity team's surge to prominence, the Iunior Var- sity Wrestling squad masterfully defeated nine oppo- nents while they were only surpassed by two. One reason for this successful performance was the excellent records earned by the following members of the squad: Gary Holsopple, six wins and one lossy Andy Kohlhepp, nine wins and two losses: and Tom Pastovic, with six wins, no losses, and three ties. To gain skill and experience, to enjoy the thrill of competition, and to build good sportsmanship, the I. V. team is necessary for the successors to the present team. Perhaps this need for pre-training indicates the advantage of the Iunior High wrestling program that Westmont sorely lacks. Nevertheless, this Iunior Varsity team demonstrates what can be accomplished when potential, coaching, and teamwork meet in an atmosphere of determination. THE END IS close at hand tor a Ferndale fish-again Andy Kohlhepp turns his opponent into a puppet. Westmont Opponent Richland Cresson United Ioint Blairsville Ferndale Kiski Somerset Marion Center Iohnstown Altoona IUNIOR VARSITY SCORES ' 65 0 19 18 ' ' 39 20 Conemaugh 30 12 ' ' 27 12 29 13 28 14 44 14 30 18 25 26 21 25 WESTMONT HILLTOP IUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING SQUAD-Row 1: S. Oakley, B. Kring, A. Kohlhepp, T. Pastovic, G. Milkie, P. Kubeja, G. Wright. Row 2: C. Icmet, D. Fetterolf, A. Wright, G. Holsopple, M. Conway, P. Noble, C. Price. Row 3: M. Kring-Man., I. Har- greaves, B. Morris, C. Hughes, B. Reese, D. Iames, Coach Puhala, D. Swanson--Man. A valiant FIFA M, ,cf I' Row 1: G. Turnbull, R. Alberti, T. Minemyer. Row 2: Coach PAT Docuznw sprints toward the finish line. Mollufdf B- Weaver' Coach Stevenson- RECORDS SET RECORDS BROKEN Two-Mile Relay-Westmont Record Two-Mile Relqy-District 5 Record Ieff Decrrdorff Ieff Deardorff Tim Weaver Tim Weaver Pcrt Docherty Pat Docherty Iim Suchmcm lim Suchman WESTMONT HILLTOP TRACK TEAM-Row 1: L. Hull, T. Weaver, T. Bright, I. Defrcnk, I. Friewcld, M. Sweeney, L. Moscat, I. Ccssata. Row 2: B. Cranston, M. Glosser, C. Wolfe, D. Molluta, I. Greggory, D. Vargo, W. Miller, I. Wood, C. Ianet, Row 3: D. Trotz, D. Chambers, B. Freeman, D. Birosccxk, I. Suchmczn, I. Deardorff, B. Brett, D. Howell. Row 4: B. Swaney, P. Dula, E. Wood, B. Aronoff, G. Milkie, B. Morris, D. Hcmd, T. Henderson, R. Burns. 104 attempt ss! . ' .sr --3 -1.11, Q 1 -rf 1-. IOHN DE FRANK carries the baton. 'lfglffii ' C f Qv .RDARQ - 'Q' LY., .. ,, ,X 1, as .. -- em-- iy 1 g,-P n lr- A-A-W A-A --I f.. ,eff ' sh. H .-.. nn-. . , X. I I E i 1 ss - L , I--- ---M-E It '-wa! THE CHAMPIONSHIP TWO-MILE RELAY TEAM-Row 1: Pat Docherty, left Deardortl. Row 2: Iim Suchman, Tim Weaver. The 1966 track season brought Coach Pete Mollura a strong nucleus of returning seniors and juniors. The cinderman settled down to the kind of work that payed dividends in the form of points. The team worked toward perfecting their form and building their strength, balance, and co-ordination. The MOMEN were not prominent in field events this year. Therefore, Coach Mollura relied heavily on two of his distance runners, Pat Docherty and Ieff Deardorff, who placed first and third respectively in the 880-yard run in the P. I. A. A. State meet. Perhaps the most outstanding event of this season was the two-mile relay. The relay team. composed of four fine distance runners-Ieff Deardorff, Tim Weaver, Pat Docherty, and Iim Suchman-won first place honors and the op- portunity to compete in the P.I.A.A. State meet. The fast foursome set a District 6 Record in the two-mile relay, proudly bringing Westmont their District 6 trophy. TRACK SCORES Meet Westmont Somerset Conemaugh Township 3rd Westmont Iohnstown Meet 3rd Conemaugh Township Westmont Znd Windber Mountain Conference Relays 3rd United Invitational 8111 Mountain Conference Track 6: Field 3rd Conemaugh Township Westmont 2nd Somerset IEFF DEARDORFF paces the two-mile relay. We WESTMONT HILLTOP BASEBALL TEAM-Row 1: R. Matolyak, B. Iones, T. Terebus, K. Pile, F. Sowa, D. Svitchan, I. Falcone, I. Hockey, F. Wheeler, I. Campbell, I. Meehan, R. Benshoff, L. Baer. Row 2: M. Murton lMan.l, I. Mish, T. Keifer, T. Koshuha, M. Neptune, D. Price, S. Schmerin, A. Mollura, M. Meehan, D. Maser, T. Pastovic, T. Streicher, Coach Balogh. Westy's baseball tea:m had a fine 8 and Z record, capturing second place in the Tri-County League. The team was led by the excellent hitting of Frank Sowa, l500l, Kevin Pile l485l, and lim Hockey 14701. Right-hander Ron Matolyak strengthened the team with his 4 and 0 pitching record. Also compiling good pitching records were Ray Benshoff C3-05 and Doug Svitchan ll-Zl. Although the team will lose ten players from the graduating class, Coach Balogh is sure that next year's team will be as suc- cessful as the team of '66. nm is , , , E E :53 ilfl l 395ll-if SCORES 3 in , f-T3 :'l 335 ' , Westmont Opponent Hiiiieir w iii it Laurel Valley 3 0 H Iohnstown 2 4 W' E. Conemaugh 3 2 me Ferndale 4 3 Franklin 7 0 W FW VYQ, A Set? Iohnstown 7 8 Q 'gg'g3f?+Qg.g?fEg3' Conemaugh Twp. 10 0 K Ferndale 7 0 E. Conemaugh 4 0 Franklin 7 0 IIM HOCKEY AND IIM FALCONE warm up before CI 1101116- 106 ION CAMPBELL IIM HOCKEY FRANK SOWA DOUG SVITCHAN I L BILL IONES IIM MEEHAN IIM MEEHAN slams another base hit. -.4 'T' 'Q lQ,gkQ1fZ'.fff' ' Iii g . ep- 'YT J' 1 ,O . H ,4 I f l LYNN BAER RAY BENSHOFF FRED WHEELER IIM FALCONE 107 I WESTMONT HILLTOP GOLF TEAM-Row 1: I. Hargreaves, L. Beerman, B. Price, L. Smyth, T. Bremer. Row 2: Mr. Bennett-Advisor, B. Castelli, P. Holtzman, N. Kovaches, I. Mitchell. The golf team is a winner A sport that needs more support at West- mont is the game of golf. It is interesting and fun to watch, bringing just as many tense moments as other sports. There is the thrill of a hole-in-one and waiting for the big putt. Westmont's golf team performed excel- lently in representing our school this season. With only one returning golfer, Brian Castelli, the team formed into a winning combination. Compiling an outstanding record of nine wins, one loss, and one tie, the team had only one major setback. It was the Dr. George Wheel- ing Scholastic Invitational Tournament. They placed second and relinquished a six-year reign as champion of the tournament Although losing three semor golfers Brian Castelli Lee Beerman and Phil Holtzman other outstanding team members such, as Ski Smyth, Tom Bremer, and Iim Mitchell, wil return to uphold Westmont's reputation of championship golf Westmont Win Loss Win Tie Win Win in Win Win Win GOLF SCORES Opponent Ferndale Kiski Bishop McCort Bishop Carroll Conemaugh Central Cambria Windber Bedford Richland Blairsville BRIAN CASTELLI tees ofl. LEE BEERMAN makes an important putt. Tennis team builds for '67 BRAD HAGER copies veteran I-'etterolf's backhand. DON FETTEROLF expertly returns his opponent's serve. Although the tennis teams have constantly TENNIS SCORES been plagued by unsuccessful seasons-this year IS no excephon-for once the future seems very Westmont Opponent promising. One may wonder how a season record Altoona 2 5 of five loses cmd no wins forecasts a bright future. All one has to remember is that this year's tecnn Hollidaysburg 1 6 consisted of one senior, seven sophomores, crnd Kiski 0 6 one freshman. The leading scorers were Allan Brett and Ed Klein. Hollidaysburg 1 6 Building around the nucleus of these young Altoona 0 7 but now experienced players, Westmont's tennis future is indeed bright. .......u . . Lin WESTMONT HILLTOP TENNIS TEAM-Row 1: B. McCauliff, A. Brett, I. Kuperstock, E. Klein. Row 2: D. Owen, B. Hager, D. Fetterolf, B. Custer. 109 .X 71 .rim wi, Z . , 4 , mam nw- nm sm-- a w -m N if :a ss m 3 mmm a mn -wa ss gp ,Wm san -.Q mu ww-.ss 2 nw 5 - E., if mm SEQ E . a wx n ms a a fs .1 I W I sms Q W nm sm w gm .B- , Q ,mm ,Ez '.B wx!-fs i -'-- MW. ma six -mamma ' ,W I ., :V M Wm' BKBEESSB B nw W. , 1 . M M Egg M B sm- HE N. lx, n..' - sw may mn . gms vm ws ms. ms A sw an an ,. E Y mfr 5 'v SEP' ni a - if an my -i .-. I w UK Q . - E E ,Q 3 ., XM 5 3, ,4 B u L, 'n O 1 ,F . C . ' ,.y as I . 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Bk H W S rg H X X- Q1 1.11 5, M,13.,x,.i 315 N ml-Kffbx L :4 Anil amiga A my m Qu nw I, l NV VIRGINIA CAROL ADAMS LINDA IEANE ALLEN BARBARA ANN ANTINORO LARRY CHARLES ATKINS ADAMS, VIRGINIA CAROL: Ginny5 Academic5 Chorus 2, 3, 45 F.T.A. 35 Girls Club 3, Treasurer 35 In- tramurals 2, 35 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Phoenician 45 Rifle Club 2. ALLEN. LINDA IEANE: Linda5 Academic5 Chorus 45 F.H.A. 45 GleeClub 2, 35 Health Careers Club 2, 3, 4. ALT, SHERRY SUZANNE: Cherie5 Commercial5 Archery 2, 35 Intramurals 25 N. H. S. 3, 45 Yodler typist 3. 4. ALWINE, TERRY LEE: Loser5 General: Chorus 2, 3, 45 County Chorus 25 Cross Country 2, 3, 45 Rifle Club 25 Track 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 2, 3, 4. ANTINORO, BARBARA ANN: D5 Academic5 Biology Club 2, 35 Girls' Basketball 2, 35 Girls Club 35 Glee Club 45 Gym Club 3, 45 Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Senior Play. ATKINS, LARRY CHARLES: Larry5 General5 Art Club 2, 3, 45 Chorus 2, 3, 45 County Chorus 25 Intra- murals 45 Iets 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Stage Technicians 4. AUGUSTINE, LYNN MARIE: Lynn5 Academic5 Chorus 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 4. BAER, LYNN WALKER: Lynn5 General5 Transfer 4. I Q... I7 SHERRY SUZANNE ALT TERRY LEE ALWINE li' M X. i LYNN MARIE AUGUSTINE LYNN WALKER BAER ION CAMPBELL, PRESIDENT, AND TOM HEDRICK. VICE PRES IDENT, are climbing to success as leaders. ll2 -..M Qhww C77 i 49v 3 Y.. 17 s gn 5 K I -41-. up A If l F --N r-.f ' 3115- W B? -Vi-N .,. . ' - 2491! QE, N 52:5 KATHY OWEN, TREASURER, AND IANET MUNDELL, SECRE- TARY, look back at their achievements as class officers. ..,wx rw QU! 'tv' wlrt, 51-L PATRICIA MICI-IELE BALAGUSZ WILLIAM IOSEPH BALDWIN 70 I 3' ' FNB 4 K I ss I' -4-- ., 9-15 Y, 4 iw , up .W f 1, I -vi, , ,I 4 no BARRY LELAND BEAMER IOHN EDWARD BECHTOLD Senior class officers BALAGUSZ, PATRICIA MICHELE: Trisha, Academ- ic, Health Careers Club 2, 3, 4, Library Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Yodler typist 3, 4. BALDWIN, WILLIAM IOSEPH: Goof, Academic, Rifle Club 3, 4. BALLIRANO, BARBARA STEPHANIE: Barb: Aca- demic, Creative Writing 2, F.T.A. 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, Library Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4, Phoenician 4, Faculty Co-Editor 4, Yodfer 4. BASTKOWSKI, RAY VINCENT: Hay, Academic, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Entertainers 3, 4, Intramurals 3, 4, Iunior Play, Musical 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Senior Play, Spanish Club 3, 4. BEAMER, BARRY LELAND: Frogs, General, Cross Country 2, Track 2, 3, 4. BECHTOLD, IOHN EDWARD: Iohn, Academic, Archery Club 2, 3, Chess Club 2, 3, 4, Iets 3, 4, Stage Technicians 3, 4. BEE, IAMES DWAYNE: lim, Academic, Archery Club 2, 3, Library Club 4, Rifle Club 2, 3, 4. BEERMAN, LEE BANKIN: Lee, Academic, Bridge Club 3, Golf 3, Key Club 3, 4, N.H.S. 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, World Affairs Club 4, Wrestling 3. '-C179 BARBARA STEPHANIE BALLIRANO RAY VINCENT BASTKOWSKI -is so . .3 an 3 E .. E? yi. gi g -.-N 1 s r' ' A S :S- A 4-,L M5 xl y 3 W... fig? 7.3 gif-s 55353 IAMES DWAYNE BEE LEE BANKIN BEERMAN 113 National erit winners BENSHOFF, RAYMOND WARREN: Bennie, Aca- demic, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Rifle Club 2, 3, 4. BICKLEY, IOHN EUGENE: john, Academic, Golf Clinic 2, Intramurals Z, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club 2, 3, 4, Senior League 4. BIROSCAK, DENNIS PAUL: Dennis, Academic, Bridge Club 2, Chess Club 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Golf Clinic 2, lets 3, 4, N.H.S. 3, 4, Pep Club 3, Track Z, 3, 4. BISS. LINDA FRANCES: Linda, Commercial, Girls Club 2, 3, Glee Club 2, Pep Club 3, 4, Yodler typist 4. BISSONETTE, KEVIN EDWARD: Kevin, Academic, Biology Club 3, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Debate Club 3, 4, Iunior Play, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Phoenician 4, Underclass Co- Editor 4, Senior Play, World Affairs Club 4, Yodler 3, 4. BLACKFORD, KATHY IO: Kath, Academic, Cho- rus 2, 3, 4, Girls Club 2, Pep Club 2, 3, 4. BLAIR, IUDITH ANN: ludy, Academic, Art Club 4, Biology Club 2, F.T.A. 4, G.A.A. 3, 4, Girls' Club 2, Gym Club 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 3, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Stage Technicians 3, 4. BRADY, ROBERTA IEAN: Hunt, Commercial, Girls Basketball 2, 3, 4, Gym Club Z, 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club 4. . 'H ' cc 'wcwa as i,..,.- ,..f- RAYMOND WARREN BENSHOFF in E. M 'Sf ' M334 s. mm -gas mist- 1 ls as-H KEVIN EDWARD BISSONETTE KATHY IO BLACKFORD .3 X 1 ' il r is 7 - we E ? 'lx x, 5 N I.: ' H A. H :fi .' ' 'K l Q, ,PJ U ii. -- . kk 11 , H MRS. GLASMAN CONGRATULATES the National Merit semi- finalists: Ed Brand, Dennis Biroscak, Dave Umbach, and Elit Felix. IOHN EUGENE BICKLEY DENNIS PAUL BIROSCAK LINDA FRANCES BISS M, 49- 252 .AJ IUDITH ANN BLAIR ROBERTA IEAN BRADY N. J V 76 fy IOHN S. BRALLIER EDWARD IAY BRAND ' 4 ' ' rx-1oMAs Lao Bmcm PATRICIA ANNE Bmsim M- ,ff IAMES PAUL BRUCE IUDITH CLAIRE BUCAN BRALLIER, IOHN S.: IOhn5 A c a d e m i c5 Wres- tling 2, 3, 4. BRAND, EDWARD IAY: ECI5 Academic5 Chess Club 2, 3, 45 N.H.S. 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 World Affairs Club 4. BRIGHT, THOMAS LEO: Tom5 Academic5 Basket- ball 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Key Club 2, 3, 45 N.H.S. 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Student Council 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 4. BRISINI, PATRICIA ANNE: Trish5 Academic5 Art Club 2, 35 Biology Club 25 Bridge Club 35 Forensics 45 Girls' Club 2, Treasurer 25 Health Careers Club 2, 35 Intramurals 2, 35 Pep Club 2 ,35 Student Council 45 World Affairs Club 4. BRUCE, IAMES PAUL: Goose5 Academic5 Football 2, 3, 45 Gym Club 45 Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Senior League 3, 45 Student Council 35 Track 2. BUCAN, IUDITH CLAIRE: Bu'c5 Academic5 Biology Club 25 Chorus 2, 35 Debate Club 3, 45 Health Careers Club 25 Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Stage Technicians 3, 45 World Affairs Club 4. BUCHANAN, CAROL ANN: CaroI5 Commercial5 Pep Club 2, 3, 4. BURGESS, CURTIS RICHARD: BurI5 Academicg Intramurals 45 Rifle Club Z, 3. 4. SN- ivan- CAROI. ANN BUCHANAN CURTIS RICHARD BURGESS il. NATIONAL MERIT LETTERS OF COMMENDATION-Seated: Diane Iordan, Indy Bucan, Marla Kellerman, Debbie Silverstein, Donna Perry. Standing: Mrs. Glasman, Mike Edelstein, Dave Ferner, Ion Huston, Mike Hughes, and Bob Iacobs. , ' .6-f J DAVID PHILIP CALLET MARILYN CALLIHAN N63 ION PATRICK CAMPBELL TERRY LEE CARBAUGH f'-f D nr lwlx V . .. - vi ,,,. -V 9 BRIAN THOMAS CASTELLI LOIS ELLEN CAVANAUGH ,-Agn... 5' re - 5 in . I RICHARD LANCE CHILL MICHAEL ALLEN CHORNICK The old and the new CALLET, DAVID PHILIP: Dave5 Academicg Base- ball 2, 3, 45 Bridge Club 35 Chess Club 25 Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 World Affairs Club,4. CALLIHAN, MARILYN: Toots5 Commercial5 Chorus 25 Girls' Club 2, 35 Girls' Basketball 45 Gym Club 45 Intramurals 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 3,. 45 Student Council 2. CAMPBELL, ION PATRICK: Honeychaser5 Accl- demic5 Baseball 2, 45 Class President 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 45 Key Club 3, 45 N.H.S. 3, 4, Presi- dent 45 Pep Club 3, 45 Student Council 2, 3, 45 Wres- tling 2,, 3, 4. CARBAUGH, TERRY LEE: loey5 General. CASTELLI, BRIAN THOMAS: lsIdnd5 ACGdemiC5 Chess Club 2, 35 Debate Club 3, 45 Golf 3, 45 Iets 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 World Affairs Club 4. CAVANAUGH, LOIS ELLEN: Log C o rn rn e r ci a lp F.H.A. 45 Health Careers 2, 3, 4. CHILL, RICHARD LANCE: Yid5 Academic5 Biology Club 35 Intramurals 3, 45 Rifle Club 3. CHORNICK, MICHAEL ALLEN: Chronic Chopper5 Academic5 Intramurals 45 Pep Club 3, 45 Rifle Club 3, 4, ., 'X 'l :s-RID lf- .QA 'li NEW SENIORS AT WESTMONT: Ann Townley, Cassie Palmer, Pat Kubeja, Sandy Kerr, Bob Freeman, Debbie Keller, Steve Cutshall, Iim Friewald, and Lynn Baer. l'l 57639 71 .11 NEW SENIOR N.H.S. MEMBERS-Sitting: Barbara Grumbach, Ioene Robson, Diane Iordon, Gail Greenberg. Standing: Lee Beerman, Iett Deardorff, Mike Clark, Ed Brand, lim Meehan, Rick Oakley, Bob Iacobs, and Bill Miller. CLARK, MICHAEL IOSEPH: Mike, A c a cl e m i c, Basketball 2, 3, 4, lets 2, 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, N.H.S. 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Track 2. CONDO, MARGARET ANN: Peggy, General, Girls' Club 2, 3, Intramurals 2, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Senior Play. CONNELLY,MARY ANN: Mare, Academic, F.H.A. 4, Girls' Club 2, 3, Pep Club 2, 3, 4. CORBIN, MICHAEL HECKMAN: Corb, Academic, Football 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 2, Iunior Class Secretary, Key Club 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, Senior League 4, Track 2, 3, Wrestling 2. CORNELIUS, WILLIAM ROBERT: Bill, Academic, Phoenician 4. CUMMINS, GARY MARC: Chubbs, A c a d e mic, Baseball 3, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, District Chorus 2, 3, Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Entertainers 3, 4, Foot- ball 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Musical 2, 3, 4, N.H.S. 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, Regional Chorus 3, 4, State Chorus 2, Student Council 3, 4. CUSTER, SUE IOHNSON: Sue, Academic, Biology Club 3, Chorus 4, Glee Club 2, Health Careers Club 3, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, World Affairs Club 4. CUTSHALL, STEVEN ROBERT: Steve, Academic, Transfer 4, Band 4. ...ff MICHAEL JOSEPH CLARK MARGARET ANN CONDO --63 MARY ANN CONNELLY 4-me-wwf +-fu WILLIAM ROBERT CORNELIUS '-4-'TTTK SUE JOHNSON CUSTER MICHAEL HECKMAN CORBIN ei GARY MARC CUMMINS lg, STEVE ROBERT CUTSI-IALI. Gif is wr .xi W .v ' I IUDITH ANNE DEAMER IEFYREY LYN DEARDORFF ROBERT WILLIAM DEATER IOI-IN SMITH DEFRANK CHARLOTTE ANN DEVAUX FRANCINE G. DUCA DEAMER, IUDITH ANNE: llldij Commercial7 Trans- fer 37 Girls' Club 37 Glee Club 37 Gym Club 37 Intra- murals 47 Majorette 47 Pep Club 4. DEARDORFF, IEFFREY LYN: Dorf7 Academic7 Transfer 37 Cross Country 3, 47 N.H.S. 47 Track 3, 4. DEATER. ROBERT WILLIAM: RaIph7 Commercial7 Gym Club 2, 37 Rifle Club 2, 3. DEFRANK, IOHN SMITH: Ydllkj Academic7 Basket- ball 27 Football 2, 3, 4, Captain 47 Gym Club 3, 4j Intramurals 2, 3, 47 Pep Club 2, 3, 47 Senior League: Track Z, 3, 4. DEVAUX, CHARLOTTE ANN: CharIotte7 Academ- ic7 F.H.A. 47 Flag Twirling 3, 47 Girls' Club 27 Gym Club 47 Pep Club 2, 3. DUCA, FRANCINE G.: Fran7 Commercial7 Color Guard 37 Girls' Club 2, 37 Marjorette 47 Pep Club 2, 3, 4. DUNN, IUDITH ANN: Iudy7 General7 F. H. A. 47 G.A.A. 3, 47 Intramurals 2, 3, 4j Pep Club 2, 3, 4. ECK, RAYLENE MARY: Ray1ene7 Academic7 Band 2, 3, 4j Girls' Club 27 Health Careers Club 3, 4. +4 IUDITH ANN DUNN RAYLENE MARY ECK MEMBERS OF THE BOY'S PEP CLUB ham it up during one their annual skits. v 'q T' 1 'P -IL VI R, rv 1 DONNA PERRY steals the show during the Girl's Pep Club skit. -J' 'Tm f 3' MARION MICHELE ED MICHAEL ROY EDELSTEIN 'O' of 'Z 'S. tn GARY IRVEN ERNEST SHARON ANN ERNEST Pep club skits ED, MARION MICHELE: MicheIe5 Academic: Art Club 35 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Dramatics 45 G.A.A. 45 Intra- murals 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 4. EDELSTEIN, MICHAEL ROY: Mike5 Academic5 Creative Writing 25 Debate Club 3, 45 Dramatics 45 Forensics Z, 3, 4, President 45 N.H.S. 3, 45 Senior P1ay5 World Affairs Club 45 Yodler 2, 3, 4. EGOLF, BRUCE EDWARD: Bruce5 Academic5 Band Z, 3, 45 Dance Band 45 Orchestra 3, 45 World Affairs Club 4. EMERY, IUDITH ANN: Emer5 Academic5 Chorus 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 45 Intramurals Z, 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 4. ERNEST, GARY IRVEN: Spike5 Genera15 Gym Club 2, 3, 4. ERNEST, SHARON ANN: Sharon5 Commercial5 Intramurals 25 Yodler 2. FALCONE, IAMES WILLIAM: Foot5 Academic5 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Chess Club 2, 3, 45 Gym Club 35 Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Iets 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 4. FAUST, DAVID ARTHUR: Dave5 General5 Chess Club 45 Chorus 25 Gym Club 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Rifle Club 3, 45 Wrestling 3. ig E is -x x-I S B 11 7 ESU :ws 5:3 Z ' x gm ...W if BRUCE EDWARD EGOLF IUDITH ANN EMERY if, A :': I. it Q , ,- I W . AX of IAMES WILLIAM FALCONE DAVID ARTHUR FAUST Seniors in spotlight FELIX, ELIT RAY: Elit, Academic, Chess Club 2, 3, 4, Golf Clinic Z, Intramurals 4, N.H.S. 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Phoenician 3, 4, Co-Editor-in-Chief 4, Wrestling 3, 4. FELIX, REGINAL DOUN: Reg, General, Intramu- rals 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Senior League 3, 4, Track 3, FERNER, DAVID IOHN: Dave, Academic, Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, World Affairs Club 4. Fetterolf, DONALD HUDSON: Don, A c a d e m i c, Baseball 4, Chess Club 2, 4, Debate Club 3, Football Z, 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4. FISHER, CARL DAVID: Carl, Academic, Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 2, Intramurals Z, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4. FISHER, DANNY RAY: T, Commercial, Golf Club 4, Gym Club 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4. FREIWALD, IAMES GREGORY: Iim, General, Transfer 4, Intramurals 4, Senior League, Track 4. GIGLIOTTI, LOUISE MARIE: Lou, Commercial, Bowling Club 4, Girls' Club 3, Health Careers Club 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4. 352242 I iw -, Nm , it - md' H iiigl IIM HARTLAND, President ol Student Council, graciously accepts a gift from our Congressman, Iohn P. Saylor. -:rl r v.y1rvrr---- - -Y ----Q ,,.... , :V . 4 .,. ... .:. 'I .. W t 1, ' ,, .. .Uv , V V . ,,,- mr. 'Wi l. I 'E Ns- . Y, gg I . f ' T was f . 'P im, .1 , c ELIT RAY FELIX REGINAL DOUN FELIX :H gs If is ' '57 1 at f. :J xl' I' Q I1 , I I' mt SS 'SS E 9 ' 9.5 F p... 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GOGGIN, DANIEL EDWARD: Hoagg Academic5 Intramurals 45 Rifle Club 2 ,3, 45 Stage Technicians 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 25 Yodler 3. GOLDMAN, IUDITH BEHNEY: Iudy5 Academic5 Biology Club 35 Girls' Club 2, 35 N.H.S. 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Student Council 2. GORE, LINDA LEE: Linda, Commercia15 Girls' Club 35 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Yodler 3, 4. GOTTLIEB, MARSHA ANN: Marsha5 Academic5 Chorus 25 F.H.A. 4, Secretary 45 F.T.A. 2, 35 Girls' Club 2, 3, Secretary 35 Musical 25 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Yodler 4. isa! Y'::-15 BARBARA ROSE GIUNTA MIRIAM SANDRA GLOSSER I 'J Xie .arg LINDA LEE GORE MARSHA ANN GO'l'I'LIEB E I 5' N I X .: . ws' 'w as lil RUR, DAVE UMBACH represents Westmont in the Iohnstown College Quiz. Ji-3- 'v IUDITH EILEEN GRASSMYER Nag BARBARA IAMES GREGORY H-eq. PAMELA IEAN GRIVENS GARY ALAN HALE -Jn GAIL IUDITH GREENBERG 1-rf 'rrp BARBARA IUNE GRUMBACH SARA ELIZABETH HAGER -e ' DYMPHNA PAULA HARRIGAN Senior award winners GRASSMYER, IUDITH EILEEN: Iudy5 Commercial5 Girls' Club 35 Health Careers Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-Presi- dent 45 Intramurals 25 Pep Club 4. GREENBERG, GAIL IUDITH: GaiI5 Academic5 Chorus 25 F.H.A. 45 G.A.A. 3, 45 Girls' Basketball 2, 3, 45 Gym Club 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Senior Play. GREGORY, BARBARA IAMES: Barb5 Academic5 Biology Club 3, Vice-President 35 Cheerleading Z, 35 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Entertainers 45 G.A.A. 35 Girls' Club 35 Gym Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 35 Health Ca- reers Club 25 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Senior P1ay5 Student Council 3. GRUMBACH, BARBARA IUNE: Chief5 Academic5 Transfer 35 F.H.A. 4, President 45 Health Careers Club 45 Intramurals 3, 45 N.H.S. 45 Pep Club 4. GRIVENS, PAMELA IEAN: Pam5 C o m m e rc i al5 F.T.A. 45 Girls' Club 2, 35 Pep Club 45 Yodler 3, 4. HAGER, SARA ELIZABETH: Liz5 Academic5 Band 3, 45 Biology Club Z, 3, Secretary 35 G.A.A. 45 Health Careers Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 45 Intramurals 35 Iunior Play5 N.H.S. 3, 45 Phoenician 3, 4, Co-Editor-in-Chief 45 World Affairs Club 4. HALE, GARY ALAN: Gary5 Academic5 Archery Club 2, 35 Iets 3, 45 Rifle Club 2, 3, 45 World Affairs Club 4. HARRIGAN, DYMPHNA PAULA: Poopla, Fran, and Ollie-5 General5 Entertainers 45 Glee Club 25 Gym Club 45 Intramurals 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 4. 'NJ L 5 ll r smoen 1. v , sesggg , Mx IUDY GOLDMAN, winner of the Betty Crocker Award, does some sewing in her spare time. ION CAMPBELL congratulates Charlotte DeVaux for being third runner-up in the Iunior Miss Pageant. HARRIS, JAMES ROBERT: Iim, General, Chorus 2. HARRIS II, IAMES RUSSEL: I.R., Academic, Biolo- gy Club 3, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Debate Club 3, 4, Iunior Play, N.H.S. 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, World Affairs Club 4, Yodler 3, 4, Editor-in-Chief 4. HARTLAND, IAMES ALLEN: Chubs, Academic, Chorus 4, Football Z, 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Iunior Class Vice-President, Pep Club 3, 4, Student Council 4, President 4, Track 2, 3, 4. HATCH, SUZANNE PATRICIA: Satch, Academic, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls' Basketball 3, Girls' Club 2, Girls' Track Team 3, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, HEARN, DIANA LEE: Diana, Academic, Transfer 3, Band 3, 4, Dance Band 4, G.A.A. 3, 4, Gym Club 3, 4, Intramurals 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Spanish Club 3. HEDRICK, THOMAS ARDIS: Head, A c a cl e mi c, Bridge 2, Chorus 2, 3, 4, President 4, District Chorus 2, 3, Ensemble 2, 3, Football 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Intra- murals 2, 4, Key Club 3, 4, President 4, Musical 2, 3, 4, Regional Chorus 2, 3, Senior Class Vice-President, Student Council 2, 3, Track 2. HERDMAN, KAREN HELEN: Karen, General, Transfer 3, Health Careers Club 4. HESS, IANE ALISON: lane, Academic, Biology ,gh :fav 1 'WE rg fa WU 1 1 ,J raw' ' 4' 1, ' 4 ' Q sz I faq 4 ' 1' IAMES ROBERT HARRIS x IQ: e-is 'WNW I- JAMES ALLEN HARTLAND .I IPF. . K V , 4 Q 1 'Q NY WTR ' 'V min. DIANA LEE HEARN IAMES RUSSEL HARRIS II an SUZANNE PATRICIA HATCH New -Es.. THOMAS ARDIS HEDRICK iv iw Wir--rf Club 2, Bridge Club 3, Girls' Basketball 3, Phoenician 4. KAREN HELEN HERDMAN JANE ALISON H1355 IUDITH ANN HEYMAN BARBARA ELLEN HOLABECK IEAN ANN HOLZAPFEL HEYMAN, IUDITH ANN: Iudy5 Academic5 F.H.A. 45 Girls' Club 25 Glee Club 25 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 4. HINKEL, SUSAN EMILY: Sue5 Academic5 Chorus 2, 3, 45 F.T.A. 3, 45 Girls' Club 2, 35 Gym Club 25 Intra- murals 2, 3, 45 Musical 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Phoe- nician, 4. HOCKEY, IAMES THOMAS: Hawk5 Acaclemic5 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Gym Club 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Senior League 3, 4. HOFFMAN, LARRY C.: Larry5 General. HOLABECK, BARBARA ELLEN: Barb5 Academic5 Chorus 25 F.T.A. 45 Intramurals 35 Pep Club 3, 45 Phoe- nician 45 Spanish Club 3. HOLZAPFEL, IEAN ANN: Iean5 Academic5 Cheer- leading 35 Chorus 25 F.H.A. 45 G.A.A. 35 Girls' Club 3, President 35 Health Careers Club 35 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 N.H.S. 3, 45 Spanish Club 4, Secretary 45 Student Council 2. HOLZMAN, PHILIP MARK: PhiI5 Acadernic5 Chess Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 45 Cross-Country 2, 35 Golf 3, 45 Intramurals 2, 3, 45 lets 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Track 2. HORNER, IANET ELAINE: Ianef5 A c a d e m i C5 Chorus 2, 3, 45 F.T.A. 3, 45 Girls' Basketball 25 Girls' Club 2, 35 Gym Club 25 Intramurals 2, 3, 4: Musical 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Phoenician 4. .3 ff' 'Ni SUSAN EMILY HINKEL IAMES THOMAS HOCKEY LARRY C. HOFFMAN PHILIP MARK HOLZMAN IANET ELAINE HOHNER i MIKE EDELSTEIN amuses the class with his elephant jokes ill!!! IIM MEEHAN'S LOCKER is set again by cr group of sophomore boys. A break in the day HUDSON, IUDITH ARDELLE: ludy5 Academic5 Art Club 3, 45 Biology Club 35 F.H.A. 45 Pep Club 2, 3. HUGHES, IAIVIES MICHAEL: Mike5 A C a d e m i C5 Iets 2, 3, 45 Key Club 3, 45 N.H.S. 3, 45 Wrestling 2, 3, 4. HUGHES, IOHN PATRICK: Pat5 Acaclemic5 Chess Club 3, 4, Vice-President 45 Key Club 3, 4, Secretary 45 Wrestling 2, 3, 4. HULVEY, GARY LYNN: Gary5 Academic5 Cross Country 2, 3, 45 Football 25 Pep Club 2, 35 Track 2, 3, 4. HUNT, RONALD ROY: H0115 General5 Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Rifle Club 2, 3, 4. HUSTON, ION LEE: Hussyg Academic5 Band 2, 3, 45 Biology Club 2, 3, President 35 Bridge Club 2, 35 Cross Country 25 Iets 3, 45 Iunior Play5 Senior Play5 Track 2. HYSONG, GLENDA LEE: GIenda5 Academic5 Chorus 3, 45 F.T.A. 45 Glee Club 25 Gym Club 3, 45 Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 4. IACOBS, ROBERT IAY: Bobf Academic: Transfer 35 Basketball 45 N. H. S. 45 Pep Club 45 Phoenician 35 World Affairs Club 4. Y? IUDITH ARDELLE HUDSON IAMES MICHAEL HUGHES IOHN PATRICK HUGHES GARY LYNN HULVEY T:- -J'-I YS' RONALD ROY HUNT ION LEE HUSTON GLENDA LEE HYSONG ROBERT IAY IACOBS Varied senior subjects IONES, WILLIAM LYNN: Bill: Academic: Baseball 2. 3, 4: Key Club 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 3, 4. IORDAN, DIANE ELIZABETH: Diane: Academic: Transfer 3: Biology Club 3: Debate Club 3, 4. Presi- dent 4: Entertainers 4: Forensics 3: Girls Club 3: Iets 3, 4. Secretary-Treasurer 4: N.H.S. 4: Pep Club 3. 4: Yodler 4. KACHMAR, RONALD PHILIP: Kach: Academic: Gym Club 3: Pep Club 2. 3, 4: Senior League 3, 4: KAVAR, ALEX: Tyke: Academic: Pep Club 2, 3: Track 2, 3: Wrestling 2, 3, 4. KELLER, DEBORAH ANNE: Debbie: Academic: Transfer 4: Pep Club 4. KELLERMAN, MARLA SUSAN: Marla: Academic: F.T.A. 4: Girls' Club Z. 3: Glee Club 2: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 4: World Affairs Club 4. KERR, SANDRA KAY: Sandy: Academic: Trans- fer 4: Phoenician 4, Senior Co-Editor 4. KIVATINOS, RONALD LARRY: Ron: General. W' l ...N BECKY SAYLOR AND MIKE HUGHES work on a difficult Physics experiment. mfg '15- WILLIAM LYNN IONES DIANE ELIZABETH IORDAN RONALD PHILLIP KACHMAR ALEX KAVAR i 4197 1:11 DEBORAH ANNE KELLER MARLA SUSAN KELLERMAN SANDRA KAY KERR RONALD LARRY KIVATINOS JP. LINDA MAE KLEIN CYNTHIA ANN KNAPP inn. k FRANCES ELIZABETH KOTA FRANK ALLEN KRALL KLEIN, LINDA MAE: Linda, Academic, Bridge Clinic 2, 3, Chorus 2, Girls Basketball 3, 4, Health Careers Club 2, 3, 4, Iunior Play, N.H.S. 3, 4, Phoe- nician 4, Senior Play, World Affairs Club 4. KNAPP, CYNTHIA ANN: Cindy, General, Biology Club 2, Chorus 4, Girls' Club 2, 3, Glee Club 2, Pep Club 2, 4. KNAVEL, KATHY IAYNE: Kath, Academic, Trans- fer 2, Library Club 3, 4. KOCH, ROBERT IACOB: Bob, Commercial, Chess Club 4, Intramurals 4. KOTA, FRANCES ELIZABETH: Fran, Academic, Chorus 3, 4, F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Girls' Club 3, Glee Club 2, Library Club 4, N.H.S. 3, 4, Pep Club 2, Yodler 2, 3, 4. KRALL, FRANK ALLEN: Frank, Academic, Base- ball 3, 4, Chorus 4, Fooiball 2, lets 3, Pep Club 4, Rifle Club 2. KROUSE, IOHN CLEMENT: Mouse, Academic, Chess Club 3, Football 2, 3, 4, Gym Club 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Senior League 3, 4. KUBEIA, PATRICK WALTER: Pat, A c a d e m i c, Transfer 4, Chess Club 4, Rifle Club 4, Senior Play 4, World Affairs Club 4, Wrestling 4. im N? H W KATHY IAYNE KNAVEL ROBERT IACOB KOCH Fe gH111fT..:f,' ,is is :H ass SQ an mam 'E B ist I IOHN CLEMENT KROUSE PATRICK WALTER KUBEIA 'w - 1,1 rv in A AH? LINDA KLEIN, PHIL HOLZMAN, AND SANDY PAGANO, are puzzled by a typical trig problem. I --5 ELMER C. LASLO ROBERT WAYNE LAVERICK bv' , CHARLES EARL LIND RICHARD LIPUMA is-r ggi ' 3535.553 :.:::f:.:- is ' s 4-tl 5. mid? RICHARD DONALD MACDOWELL DAVID HARRY MARLEY y eq Adu' r-f-f'?' MARY IEAN MARTICH REBECCA CHARM MATCH E ss Spare time well spent LASLO, ELMER C.: E: Academic: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Chess Club 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 4. LAVERICK, ROBERT WAYNE: Bob: Gerieral. LIND, CHARLES EARL: Chuck: Commercial: Foot- ball Manager 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 3: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Rifle Club 4. LIPUMA, RICHARD: Dick: General: Intramu- rals 3, 4. MACDOWELL, RICHARD DONALD: Rick: Aca- demic: Archery Club 2, 3: Art Club 3, 4, President 4: Cross Country 3: Iets 3, 4: Rifle Club 2: Track 3. MARLEY, DAVID HARRY: Mert: Academic: Base- ball 4: Chess Club 3, 4: Intramurals 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Rifle Club 2, 3, 4. MARTICH, MARY IEAN: Mare: General: Chorus Z, 4: Colorguard 2, 3: Girls' Club 3: Intramurals 2, 4: Majorette 4: Pep Club Z, 3, 4. MATCH, REBECCA CHARM: Becky: Academic: Advanced Work Seminar 2, 3: Pep Club Z, 3, 4: World Affairs Club 4. DIVIE PRACTICES yoga during one of her free periods before the gym show. ' V f .4- ' Jew If' BARBARA GREGORY AND RAY BASTKOWSKI practice their dance lor the Gym Show. MCCAULIFF, BETTE IANE: Berthag Academic5 Chorus 3, 45 F.H.A. 45 F.T.A. 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 25 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Musical 2, 3, 45 Senior Play. MCCAULIFF, MARY LOU: Mary Lou5 Academic5 Archery Clinic Z, 35 Chorus 45 Forensics 45 F.T.A. 2, 3, 45 Girls' Club 35 Glee Club 25 Intramurals 2, 35 Library Club 45 Musical 2, 45 N.H.S. 3, 45 Phoenician 4, Activities Editor 45 Senior Play 45 World Affairs Club 4. LMEEHAN, IAMES ARCHIBALD III: Iim: Academic5 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Cross Country 2, 3, 45 Debate Club 45 Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Iets 3, 4, President 45 N.H.S. 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 4. MEEHAN, MARY ANN: Mary Ann5 General5 Bi- ology Club 25 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Health Careers Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 45 Spanish Club 3. MILCH, MERYL MICHELE: Meryl5 A c a d e mi c5 Bridge Club 35 Chorus Z5 Girls' Club Z5 Intramurals 2, 35 I. V. Cheerleading 25 Pep Club Z, 3, 45 Spanish Club 3, 4, President 4. MILKIE, MARY ANNE: Mary Anne5 Commercial5 Girls' Club 35 Glee Club 25 Pep Club Z. MILLER, VICTORIA LYNN: VicIci5 Genera15 F.T.A. 2, 3. MILLER, WILLIAM IRA: BiII5 Academic5 Chess Club 45 Football 25 Gym Club 35 Health Careers Club 3, 4, Vice-President 45 Intramurals 45 N.H.S. 45 Pep Club 4. BETTE IANE MCCAULIFF 'QR S1114 IAMES ARCHIBALD MEEHAN III MARY LOU MCCAULIFF E-is .E 2 is sm i init ra- MARY ANN MEEHAN ss w g SMU: Us sf? fi da MERYL MICHELE MILCH MARY ANNE MILKIE ...Q Tf'n. was HI WE VICTORIA LYNN MILLER WILLIAM IRA MILLER wr.-an -N, IEFFRY MILLS GEORGE TODD MINEMYER X DAVID LEE MOLLURA EILEEN LOUISE MOORS MILLS, IEFFRY: Mi1es5 Academic5 Golf Clinic 25 Intramurals 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Rifle Club 2. MINEMYER, GEORGE TODD: Little Swampg Ac- ademic5 Band 2, 3, 45 Biology Club 2, 35 Chess Club 2, 35 Dance Band 45 Orchestra 45 Rifle Club 2, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 World Affairs Club 4. MITCHELL, LARRY DALE: Mitch5 A c a d e m i c5 Chorus 25 Intramurals 45 Iunior Play5 Rifle Club 2, 3, 4. MOLLURA, DANIEL PETER: Dan5 Genera15 Art Club 2, 3, 45 Forensics 4. MOLLURA, DAVID LEE: Little Moe5 Commercial5 Football 25 Intramurals 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Senior League5 Track 4. MOORS, EILEEN LOUISE: Eileenp Academic5 Band 2, 3, 45 I. V. Cheerleading 25 Intramurals 3. MUNDELL, IANET ELIZABETH: lang Academic5 Transfer Z5 Chorus 45 Class Secretary 45 Dramatics 35 F.H.A. 45 Girls' Club 35 Health Careers Club 3, 4, Presi- dent 45 History Seminar 35 N.H.S. 3, 45 Spanish Club 35 Yodler 4. MURTON, IACLYN ADELE: Iackie5 Academic5 Chorus 2, 45 Forensics 4, Vice-President 45 F.T.A. 3, 4, Secretary 45 Health Careers Club 25 Library Club 2, 3, 45 Musical 2, 45 N.H.S. 3, 45 Phoenician 45 Yodler 4. .54 J' not V F7 6 LARRY DALE MITCHELL DANIEL PETER MOLLURA amd' IANET ELIZABETH MUNDELL IACLYN ADELE MURTON IUDY DUNN is not fooled by our sneaky photographer. I P I I COUPLES DANCE under the magic spell of the Christmas Tree. MARTHA MYRA NATHAN MARY ANN NOVAK If-I l ' if :I .W ,Ji wi 'G-veg I I X wb 4 . I' LARRY WAYNE OBER CHARLES DENNIS O'NEIL PATRICIA ANNE OVERDORFF Senior dance enchants NATHAN, MARTHA MYRA: Martha: G e n e r al: Dramatics 4: Girls' Club 2, 3: Glee Club Z: Intramurals 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: World Affairs Club 4. NOVAK, MARY ANN: Mar: Academic: Transfer 3: Biology Club 2: Girls' Club 3: Iets 3: Iunior Play: Pep Club 4: Senior Play: Spanish Club 4: World Affairs Club 4. NYCZ, DAVID STANLEY: Dave: Academic: Rifle Club 3. OAKI.EY, RICHARD GORDON: Rick: Academic: N.H.S. 4. OBER, LARRY WAYNE: Larry: General. O'NEIL, CHARLES DENNIS: Charlie: Academic: Archery Club 2, 3: Baseball Manager 3: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: World Affairs Club 4. OVERDORFF, PATRICIA ANNE: Patti: Academic: Cheerleading 2, 3, 4: Class Officer 2: G.A.A. 3, 4: Girls' Club 2, 3: Intramurals 2, 3: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Student Council 2, 4: World Affairs Club 4. OVERDORFF, PAULI ANNE: Pauli: A c a d e mi c: Cheerleading 3: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Debate Club 4: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Girls' Club 2, 3: Intramurals 3: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Senior Play: Student Council 2: World Affairs Club 4. E' DAVID STANLEY NYCZ RICHARD GORDON OAKLEY 1 E sue W - at an Q .. A ,L L A. PAULI ANNE OVERDORFF Activities OWEN, KATHLEEN REES: K.O., Academic, Cheer- leader 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Chorus Z, 3, Class Treas- urer 3, 4, G.A.A. 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4, Girls' Club 2, Secretary 2, Gym Club 4, Intramurals 2, N.H.S. 3, 4, Pep Club 2, Student Council 3. PAGANO, SANDRA ANN: Sandy, A c a d e mic, Bridge Clinic 3, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Forensics 4, G.A.A. 3, 4, Girls' Club 2, 3, Health Careers Club 4, Intramurals 2, 3, Pep Club 2, 3, 4. PALMER, MARY CASSANDRA: Cassie, Academic, Transfer 4, Entertainers 4, F.H.A. 4, Health Careers Club 4, Pep Club 4, Senior Play. PAGE, MARCIA LEE: Marti, General, Bowling Club 4. PARKE, IACK IOSEPH: Il: Commercial: Chorus 2, 3, Stage Technicians 2. PAULOVICH, MELVIN: Mel, Commercial, Chess Club 3, 4. PENSINGER, IOHN RICHARD: lohn, Academic, Biology Club 2, 3, lets 3, 4, Pep Club 2. PERRY, DONNA ANGELA: Donna, Academic, Art Club 3, 4, Dramatics 4, Entertainers 3, Forensics 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Girls' Club 2, Intramurals 2, Iunior Play, N.H.S. 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Senior Play. S23 SEB? EEE is xx rw labs 2 Hifi ME- KATHLEEN REES OWEN syn.. , , use ,.,. ,W 'slim E H 2 2 Q H 221. 1, Ii' EES I T W B H w - is H Hd: , . E I H is is ss.:.::.. ., . f s . y .i H ,.-. , T li , 'www iQ 'wr -N.. X MARY LOU MCCAULIFF samples before she pays the members. is amzox C11 SANDRA ANN PAGANO MARY CASSANDRA PALMER 1-PN-ar a Health Careers Club cookie X K as ,. 'JL JI MARCIA LEE PAGE 1.-5' JACK IOSEPH PARKE MELVIN PAULOVICH IOHN RICHARD PENSINGER DONNA ANGELA PERRY RUTH ANN PETERSON K. IAMES PETRO '-0' ugui LYDIA PRINGLE GERALD IAY REGAN PETERSON, RUTH ANN: Ruth Ann, Academic, F.T.A. 3, 4, Treasurer 47 Spanish Club 3, 4, Yodler 4. PETRO, K. IAMES: Petey, General. PISARSKI, DIANE RUTH: Dee, Commercial, Bowl- ing Club 4. POWELL, DOROTHY MAE: Dot, C o m m e r c i a 1, Bowling Club 45 Glee Club 2, 35 Health Careers Club 3, 4. PRINGLE, LYDIA: Lydg Academic, Pep Club 2, 35 Phoenician 4, Spanish Club 4. REGAN, GERALD IAY: Ierry, Academic: Iets 2, 3, 4. REGAN, SHERRILL ANN: Sherry, General, Band 2, 3, 47 Bowling Club 4. REIKING, PHYLLIS KAYE: Phyllis, Commercial, Health Careers Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Pep Club 3, 4. 133 gill, DIANE RUTH PISARSKI DOROTHY MAE POWELL .av -'S' SHERRILL ANN REGAN PHYLLIS KAYE REIKING MEMBERS OF THE DRAMATICS CLASS stone Miriam Glosser during one of their plays, The Lottery. EUGENE ANDREW RIDELLA BARRY LYNN ROBERTS my Q.. ROBERT S. ROBINE IOENE IUNE ROBSON 3' CANDACE LEE ROWE CAROL LEE SALEM Q5 Wi Qi RONALD PAUL SANNA ROSALYN IEANNE SATTEL Senior themes RIDELLA, EUGENE ANDREW: Eugene: Academic: Gym Club 2, 3, 4: Rifle Club 3. ROBERTS, BARRY LYNN: Barry: General. ROBINE, ROBERT S.: Robes: General: Golf Clinic 2: Intramurals 4: Pep Club Z, 3, 4. ROBSON, IOENE IUNE: lo: Academic: Cheerlead- ing 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Ensemble 3, 4: G.A.A. 3, 4: Girls' Club 2, 3: Gym Club 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 2, 3: Musical 3, 4: N.H.S. 4. ROWE, CANDACE LEE: Candy: General. SALEM, CAROL LEE: Kackle: General: Band 2, 3, 4: Biology Club, President 2: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Ensemble 3, 4: F.T.A. 2, 3, 4: Musical 2, 3, 4: Senior Class Play: Spanish Club 3, 4, Secretary 3. SANNA, RONALD PAUL: Ron: General: Cross Country 4: Intramurals 3, 4: Track 4. SATTEL, ROSALYN IEANNE: Rozi: Academic: Bridge Club 2: Creative Writing Club 2: Debate Club 4: Forensics 2: Girls' Club 3: Pep Club 3, 4: Spanish Club 3, 4: World Affairs Club 4. i ED BRAND, GLENDA HYSONG, IUDY EMERY, AND MIRIAM GLOSSER begin the many hours of work for their senior themes. V'- PP- PAULI OVERDORFF has checked out the first of many books for her senior theme. SAYLOR, REBECCA LEE: Beck5 Academic5 Cheer- leading 2, 45 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Ensemble 45 G.A.A. Z, 45 Girls' Club Z, 35 President 35 Gym Club 35 N.H.S. 3, 4, Secretary 45 Pep Club 2, 35 Student Council 3, 4. SCHMERIN, IENNIFER VICKROY: Iumpin Ienny5 Academic5 Art Club 25 Health Careers Club 2, 35 Pep Club 45 Spanish Club 3, 45 World Affairs Club 4. SCHMERIN, MARC: Marc5 A cade mic5 Bridge Club 25 Chess Club Z, 35 Golf Team 45 Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 World Affairs Club 45 Wrestling 3. SCHROCK, IOY ANNE: Ioy5 Academic5 Archery Club 25 Band 2, 3, 45 Biology Club, Treasurer 25 Con- cert Band 45 Girls' Basketball Team 35 Girls' Club 35 Health Careers Club 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 45 Iunior Class Play5 N.H.S. 3, 45 Orchestra 45 Phoenician 35 World Affairs Club 4. SCHWAB, ROGER PAUL: Dutch5 Academic. SHAFFER, SUSAN DELORES: Sue5 Academic5 Art Club 45 F.T.A. 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 45 Musical 2, 45 Phoenician 4. SICILIANO, STEVE IOE: Doc Palazolay Academic5 Pep Club 2, 3, 4. SILVERSTEIN, DEBORAH RACHEL: De-bby5 Ac- ademic5 Biology Club 35 Bridge Club 2, 3, 45 Chorus 35 F.H.A. 45 Pep Club 45 Spanish Club, Treasurer 4. nf M' .Af fl?-fs' REBECCA LEE SAYLOR IENNIFER VICKROY SCHMERIN 'lr 4, . . u?-' J .41 --1 vhs, ,Fug ' L12 ,. 5 , 8.5, MARC SCHMERIN IOY ANNE SCHROCK ' V'-s xx ff' ROGER PAUL SCHWAB SUSAN DELORES SHAFFER av? 'si 1-,i ,,x STEVE IOE SICILIANO DEBORAH RACHEL SILVERSTEIN E fee- AWN PAUL L. SINATRA DIANE CHARLENE SIVI XL' 3-4 FRANK IOSEPH SOWA TERRY LEE ST. CLAIR SINATRA, PAUL L.: Paul5 Academic5 Baseball 35 Intramurals 3, 45 Spanish Club 4. SIVI, DIANE CHARLENE: Seawee-d5 Academic5 Band 2, 3, 45 Biology Club 25 F.T.A. 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 2, 35 Spanish Club 3, 4. SMITH. SUSANNA IEAN: Sue5 Academic5 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Class Play 45 F.T.A. 2, 3, 45 Musical 2, 3, 45 Phoenician, Curriculum Editor. SOLICH, KENNETH MICHAEL: Ken, Academic. sowA, FRANK IOSEPH: Bug5 Aeqdemic. ST. CLAIR, TERRY LEE: Teri-y5 Academic5 Chess Club 3, 45 Chorus 35 Golf 45 Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Iets 45 Pep Club 45 Rifle Club 2, 45 Stage Crew 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 45 Wrestling 2, 3, 4. STEWART, IACK MARION: SteW5 Academic5 Chess Club 3, 45 Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 3, 45 World Affairs Club 4. STIBICH, IOHN ROBERT: lohn5 Academic. ,, M.. F-A-'85 A asm s 1 as asi- 'xsa- r .. 'Ag ' -1 wr , A sea' .- ff r . ', fr. Iva.. , v I' i,f:u ,' , tl' 1, 3' -:ull , SUSANNA IEAN SMITH KENNETH MICHAEL SOLICI-I IACK MARION STEWART J 5 sd? IOHN EOBERT STIBICH I l as- A...,.flb1 lr., Yfi ',.lfs DRIVING TO SCHOOL is popular among most students, especially seniors. , , ,QNMW . 1 . 1 ' Senior life ball 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4. STRUM, IAMES M.: lim, Academic, World Affairs r. Club 4. SVITCHAN, DOUGLAS: Doug, Academic, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Gym Club 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4. SWANK, IAMES RICHARD: Buck, Academic, In- tramurals 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 4, TIFFANY, GERALDINE ANN: Gerri, Commercial, Art Club 2, Cheerleading 3, 4, Gym Club 2, 3, Intra- murals 2, 3, Pep Club 3, 4. TOWNLEY, ANN WORTHINGTON: Ann, Academ- ic, Chorus 4, Musical 4. TUMMINO, CHARLES LAWRANCE: Charlie, Aca- demic, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Golf Clinic 2, Gym Club 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4. TURNBULL, GARY IOHN: GI, Academic, Biology Club 2, Cross Country Manager 4, Iets 3, Phoenician Photographer 2, 3, 4, Photo Club 2, Stage Crew 2, 3, 4, BARBARA GIUNTA. BARBARA BALLIRANQ AND BARB HOLA- Track Manage' 3' 4- BECK initiate a new senior, Cassie Palmer. V .i .... is we mi 5 A123 A -if Ha A H QQ, , .. . IAMES ROBERT STOFKO IAMES M. STBUM DOUGLAS SVITCHAN IAMES RICHARD SWANK Bsmgp mx 'Nazi Q.-.11 he ---' Q H is SE A A :-: -A A si H MQ: :AA H: 4:5 I E 5 553 - ':':': 'ifiiliii l Q A ZZ ' ..., 53.5 '- Rt - .- , Z GHRALDINE ANN TIFFANY ANN WORTHINGTON TOWNLEY CHARLES LAWRANCE: TUMMINO GARY 1oHN TURNBULL 137 STOF KO, IAMES ROBERT: Stoke, Academic, Foot- UMBACH, DAVID MARTIN: Gutz5 Academic5 Bi- ology Club 2, President 25 Debate Club 3, 45 Iets 45 N.H.S. 3, 45 Pep Club 3, 45 Spanish Club 3. URBAN, MAUREEN RENEE: Maureeng Academic5 Art Club 45 F.H.A. 45 Golf Clinic 35 Health Careers Culb 35 Library Club 4. VANYO, PATRICIA LOUISE: Patty5 A c a d e m i c5 Chorus 2, 3, 45 District Chorus 35 Ensemble 3, 45 Foren- sics 35 F.H.A. 45 F.T.A. 45 Girls' Club 2, 3, Vice President 2, 35 Health Careers Club 25 Musical 2, 3, 45 N.H.S. 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 35 Regional Chorus 35 Student Council 4, Secretary 4. VARMECKY, THOMAS G.: Tom5 General. VARNER, SHEILA DAWN: SheiIa5 General5 F.H.A. 45 Health Careers Club 3. VARNER, TIMOTHY HERVE: Tap Out5 Academic: Band 2, 3, 4, President 45 Intramurals 3, 45 Pep Club 3, 4, VISNICK, LARRY THOMAS: Larry5 Academic5 Football 2, 3, 4. VOLPITTO, DAVID ARTHUR: Whop5 Academic5 Chorus 45 Cross Country 25 Intramurals Z, 3, 45 Musical 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Senior League 3, 45 Track 2. ..,.4-pf' DAVID MARTIN UMBACH MAUREEN RENEE URBAN SHEILA DAWN VARNER TIMOTHY HERVE VARNER l W ,. , ,,. in E 5 l i I qt ' -. , ' .-:- ,.., 5 , A l ' ' 7-- 4. . 1,f 1' if I kia . EER DENNIS BIROSCAK, MIKE HUGHES, Diane Iordan, Dave Umbach, cmd Elit Felix receive top honor awards. Cv .se 6' PATRICIA LOUISE VANYO THOMAS G. VARMECKY A 5 .ri 'N 41? 'J' Q' LARRY THOMAS VISNICK DAVID ARTHUR VOLPITTO P-nr l '-37 i' DEBORAH LYNN WATSON TIMOTHY ALLAN WEAVER 415 '77 JAMES A. WEINZIERL SUSAN GRIMES WERTZ WATSON, DEBORAH LYNN: Debbie5 General. WEAVER, TIMOTHY ALLEN: Stretch5 General5 Cross Country 3, 4, Co-Captain 45 Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Senior League 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 4. WEAVER, EDWARD WILLIAM: Bo1I5 Academic5 Archery Club 25 Biology Club 25 Camera Club 25 Chess Club 45 Cross Country Manager 45 lets 3, 45 Spanish Club 35 Stage Crew 3, 45 Track Manager 3, 4. WEIGLE, DAVID PHILLIP: AdmiraI5 General5 Base- ball 3, 45 Basketball 25 Football 2, 3, 45 Gym Club 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Track Z5 Wrestling 3. WEINZIERL, IAMES A.: Iim5 General. WERTZ, SUSAN GRIMES: Sue5 Academic5 Art Club 45 Biology Club 2, 35 Girls' Basketball Team 35 Health Careers Club 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 25 World Affairs Club 4. WILLIAMS, DONALD BOYD: Don5 Academic5 Baseball 35 Intramurals 45 Pep Club'2, 3, 45 Rifle Club 2, 3, 45 Student Council 2. WILNER, DOUGLAS LEE: Doug5 Academic5 Chess Club Z, 3, 45 Iets 45 Pep Club 45 Wrestling 2, 3, 4. ln. 11 'tw WILLIAM EDWARD WEAVER DAVID PHILLIP WEIGLE 'U5 wi I 1 DONALD BOYD WILLIAMS DOUGLAS LEE WILNER A 'E is 551. if ,fl '. -5 fi:,,.QZ,.g3g, il 'J If ,W ' C TOP HONOR AWARDS are given to Linda Klein, Brian Castelli Kathy Owen, Bob Iacobs, and I. R. Harris. DAVID LEO WILSON DEBRA RAAB WINDER Nm 'FQ- Phn- BRUCE DAVID WISOR DIANE L. WONDERS i K 'r , .E ig ALEXANDER MICHAEL YACYNYCH NANCY IEAN YEAGER if L I I , -497' The senior class was proud of Patty Vanyo and Gary Cummins as they displayed their musical talents in The King cmd I. LARRY ZEMBA NANCY ANN ZIPF WILSON, DAVID LEO: Dave5 Academic5 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Ensemble 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 45 Musical 45 Rifle Club 25 Wrestling 3, 4. WINDER, DEBRA RAAB: Debbie5 A c a d e m i c5 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Health Careers Club 35 Musical 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 4. WISOR, BRUCE DAVID: Bruce5 General. WONDERS, DIANE L.: Divie5 Academic5 Cheer- leader 45 G.A.A. 45 Gym Club 2, 3, 4, President 3, 45 Intramurals 45 Phoenician 2, 3, 4, Curriculum editor 2, Lay out editor 4, Underclass editor 3. YACYNYCH, ALEXANDER MICHAEL: AI: Aca- demic: Biology Club 25 Chess Club 2, 3, 45 lets 45 Pep Club 3, 45 Wrestling 2, 3, 4. YEAGER, NANCY IEAN: Na'nce5 Academic5 Biolo- gy Club 25 Bridge Clinic 35 Future Nurses 25 Girls' Club 35 Pep Club 2, 35 World Affairs Club 4. ZEMBA, LARRY: Occupational education. ZIPF, NANCY ANN: Zipper5 Academic5 Art Club 45 Girls' Club 25 Gym Club 25 Pep Club 2, 3, 4. Senior Accomplishments 5 A , W wwf f s Q ,f l g' 3 4 ' .. ' 'W , f l J . . 'TM' 5 1 1' .1 ,, , ml I , , . --V Y' . . , . W , , Talented Donna Perry proudly displays some of her art work. 'S A I P l Larry Atkins and Mary Lou McCauliff proudly accept NHS scholar- ships. ALMA MATER Dear Alma Mater We sing of you- Sing of your kindliness, Your power to woo. We glory in your name Your Works to view, Dear Alma Mater, We sing to you. Dear Alma Mater We sing to you- Pledging our loyalty. Our views renew. Your name we'1l ever love Your precepts true, Dear Alma Mater We sing to you. Two unknown seniors face the golden dawn of a bnllant tomorrow DRAMA CLASS STUDENTS listen to Barbara Gregory expressing her views as a visitor. RAY BASTKOWSKI looks on as Barbara Gregory calls Nancy Yeager on the carpet. TARDUST bursts across On November 20, 1965, the senior class. under the direction ot Mr. R. Clawson, presented the comedy STARDUST. Mr. Clawson was aided by student di- rectors, Mary Lou McCau1iff and Patty Vanyo, and prompters, lane Hess and Bette McCauliff. The cast included: DONNA PERRY ................... ...... Pn UDENCE MASON BARBARA GREGORY ....... ...... C LAIRE CARTER MICHAEL EDELSTEIN ...... .......,....... M N. BACH NANCY YEAGER ...................... ...... D EAN or WOMEN RAYMOND BASTKOWSKI ..... ..... KEVIN BISSONETTE ............. ....... SUSANNA SMITH ......... . .. I1-:Amr FLANAGAN ARTHUR Sco'r'r, In. IANET Ross PATRICK KUBEIA ........ ......... P HIL Foam GAIL GREENBERG ....... ...... M ARION Pr-nPPs IOHN STIBICH ....... ........... I OHN REDMAN CAROL SALEM .,........ ........ C YNTHIA K1-:nm-2 ION HUSTON ...,............ ..... R AYMUND BROWN PAULI OVERDORFF ....... ..... M AVIS MORTUARY IOHN PENSINGER ........... .............. T AD VOORHIS MARY ANN NOVAK MARGARET CONDO LINDA KLEIN .................. .. CASSIE PALMER ..... .. STELLA BNAHMS Miss FREEMAN Miss ROBINSON Miss IONES PAT KUBEIA does not understand the feelings of Sue Smith. the estmont stage Q-fr M DON'T DO IT, 'BABY'. WELL, I NEVER! K V fqj ,, J Nr, WHOSE THE GUY in the plastic helmet? NONETHELESS-Mike Edelstein. 143 Spring Cotillion 'S H -M , 1 -V , Y . . I-if'--Q'-1 , 3-.m .' '14 ,ug ' ' -Q 4,x vm, . .1 -.5 .TQ xr Q. 7, 1 1 . if .3.l9Ef,- 'igif nfs, .- , 'W Vlrffr ..s,1.'i95 h The background of Sunnehclnncz Country Club was the setting for the 1966 Iunior-Senior Prom. The name Spring Cotillion was given to the mid-victorian atmosphere of gaiety cmd splendor. The music was provided by the Continentczls. 144 . ,fi if enchants all f kits The Post-Prom party was held at Sunnehanna Country Club also. 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For these it is a beginning, .,. . n.. the birth of a new and exciting experi- ence in a bright future. For all it is a change: a change filled with depths of personal feeling, filled as these halls once were With the laughter of uncertainty and the gaiety of challenge. FACULTY INDEX Anthony, George-14, 27, 36, 79 Askey, William-18, 53 Baker, Florence-18, 59 Balogh, Iames-21, 47, 91, 106 Blair, Ginger-21, 26, 44, 47, 48, 80, 89, 99 Brallier, W. Scott-20. 38 Burket, Walter-19, 39, 83 Burkhart, W. Blair-20 Clawson, Rodney-20 Clawson, Wayne-15, 38, 83 Cromer, S. Raymond-18, 58, 82 Glasrnan, Martha-13, 79, 114, 115 Good, William-16, 18, 56 Hindman, Dorothy-18, 45 Hubbard, Catherine-19, 37 Hunter, Sheldon-14, 28, 79 Katz, Harriet-20, 46 Kaufman, lohn-17, 54 Kaulman, Marjorie-19, 62, 63 Key, Sara-16, 85 Knapp, Ray-20, 29, 101 Lambert, Margaret-15. 54, 82 Mangini, Eileen-15 Matsko, Michael-21, 47, 91 McCall, Patricia-21, 44 Mcllnay, C. Vaughn-20, 38 McLoota, Frederic-19, 55, 83 Meredith, Frances-15. 26, 44 Mostoller, Earl-14, 28, 85 Papinchak, Ernest-17. 60, 64 Paone, Anthony-14, 51, 84 Peschock, George-17 Puhala, Richard-20, 101, 103 Radomsky, Andrew-14, 78 Reflner, Iohn-15, 58, 59 Robine, Ruth-17, 31 Rummel, Margaret-21. 57 Shatter, Roy-18, 21, 46, 50 Shaver, Robert-20, 53 Sherlock, Patrick-17, 78 Sosinski, Henry-21, 38, 65 Steele, Arthur-16, 80 Stevenson, Richard-14, 51, 52, 84, 98, 104 Swedler, Andrew-21 Wardrop, Robert-16, 46 Wenklar, Ieanette-13 Wright, Patricia-14, 22 SENIOR INDEX Adams, Virginia-49, 62, 112 Allen, Linda I.-37, 45, 62, 112 Ali, Sherry .S.-52, 112 Alwine, Terry-39, 50, 62, 94, 101, 112 Antinoro, Barbara-36. 47, 49, 63, 75, 112 Atkins, Larry-54, 59, 62, 65, 112, 141 Augustine, Lynne-45, 49, 112 Baer, Lynn-106, 107, 112, 116 Balagusz, Patricia-57. 63, 113 Baldwin, William-39, 113 Ballirano, Barbara-36, 57, 63, 71, 113, 137 Barlow, Ian K.- Bastkowski, Ray-58, 59, 62, 113, 129, 142 Beamer, Barry-113 Bechtold, Iohn-54, 65. 113 Bee, James-39, 57, 113 Beerman, Lee-50, 53, 58, 113, 117 Benshoft, Ray-39, 50, 106, 107, 114 Bickley, Iohn-114 Biroscak, Dennis-46, 52, 54, 94, 104, 114, 138 Biss, Linda-49, 114 Bissonette, Kevin-50, 56, 58, 62, 72, 114, 143 Blackford, Kathy-49, 62, 114 Blair, luclith-49, 59, 65, 114 Brady, Roberta-39, 47, 49, 70, 73, 75, 114 Brallier, Iohn-62, 115 Brand, Edward-46, 114, 115, Bright, Thomas-50, 52, 53, 55, 90, 92, 96, 97, 104, 115 Brisini, Patricia-49, 52, 54, 55, 58, 79, 115 Bruce, Iames P.-90, 92, 115, Bucan, Iudith C.-49, 56, 58, 65. 115 117 133 Buchanan, Carol-115 Burgess, Richard-39, 115 Callet, David P.-50, 58, 116 Callihan, Marilyn-47, 49, 99, 116 Campbell, Ion P.-33, 52, 53, 55, 91, 92, 100, 101, 102, 106, 107, 112, 116, 123 Carbaugh, Terry-116 Castelli, Brian-50, 52. 54, 56, 58, 116, 139 Cavanaugh, Lois-37, 45, 116 Chill, Richard L.-116 Chornick, Mike-50, 116 Clark, Michael I.-53, 54, 117 Condo, Margaret-49. 117, 143 Connelly, Mary A.-45, 49, 117 Corbin, Michael-50, 53, 93, 117 Cornelius, Bill-32, 117 Cummins, Gary-50, 52, 53, 55, 59, 62, 66, 67, 90, 92, 117, 140 Custer, Sue I.-49, 58, 62, 117 Cutshall, Steven-60, 116, 117, 123 Deamer, Iudith A.-60. 118 Dearclortf, Ieff-94, 104, 117, 118 Deater, Robert W.-118 DeFrank, Iohn S.-50, 91, 92, 104, 118 Devaux, Charlotte-45, 47, 61, 75, 118, 123 Duca, Francine-47, 60, 72, 118 Dunn, Iudith A.-44, 45, 49, 99, 118, 130 Eck, Raylene-37, 60, 118 Ed, Michele-62, 119, 133 Edelstein, Mike-32, 52, 54, 56, 115, 119, 124, 133, 143 Egolf, Bruce E.-60, 64, 119 Emery, Iudith A.-49, 62, 99, 119 Ernest, Gary I.-119 Ernest, Sharon A.-119 Falcone, Iarnes-46, 50, 54, 96, 98, 106, 107, 119 Fama, Iohn C.- Faust, David A.-119 Felix, Elit Ray-46, 52. 100, 101, 114, 120, 138 Felix, Reginal D.-120 Ferner, David-58, 60, 64, 115, 120 Fetterolf, Don-46, 91, 92, 103, 120 Fisher, Carl D.-50, 96, 120 Fisher, Danny R.-120 Freeman, Robert-116. 120 Freiwald, Iames-104, 116, 120 Gigliotti, L. M.-37, 49, 120 Gillin, Betty I.-121 Glilin, Dennis A.-121 Giunta, Barbara-36, 45, 49, 121, 137 Glosser, Miriam-49, 121, 133 Goggin, Daniel-121 Goldman, Iudith-49, 52, 62, 121, 122 Gore, Linda Lee-49, 121 Gottlieb, Marsha-45, 49, 63, 121 Grassmyer, Iudy-122 Greenberg, Gail-44, 45, 47, 49, 99, 117, 122, 143 Grleigsory, Barbara-122, 129, 142, Grumbach, Barbara-45, 49, 73, 117, 122 Grivens, Pamela-49, 122 Hager, Elizabeth-37, 50, 52, 60, 122, 132 Hale, Gary Alan-39, 54, 58, 122 Harrigan, D. P.-73, 75, 122 Harris, Iames Robert-123 Harris, Iames Russel-50, 52, 56, 58, 62, 56, 67, 123, 139 Hartland, Iames-55, 62, 75, 90, 92, 120, 123 Hatch, Suzanne-31, 49, 62, 73, 75, 123 Hearn, Diana Lee-44, 47, 60, 64, 123 Hedrick, Thomas-91, 92, 112, 123 Herdman, Karen-123 Hess, Iane-123 Heyman, Iudith-45, 49, 58, 124 Hinkel, Susan-36, 49. 62, 124 Hcical-Zzey, Iames-91, 92, 106, 107, Hoffman, Larry-124 Holabeck, Barbara-36, 49, 71 75, 124, 137 Holzaptel, lean-45, 49, 52, 58, 124 Holzman, Philip-46, 50, 54, 62, 67, 124 Horner, Ianet-36, 49, 62, 124 Hudson, Iudith-45, 59, 125 Hughes, Michael-52, 53, 54, 101, 102, 115, 125, 138 Hughes, Patrick-46, 52, 53, 101, 125 Hulvey, Gary-94, 125 Hunt, Ronald-39, 125 Huston, Ion Lee-30, 46, 54, 65, 115, 125, 143 Hysong, Glenda-36, 49, 62, 125 Iacobs, Robert-50, 58. 96, 115, 117, 125, 139 longs, William-53, 96, 106, 107, 6 Iordan, Diane-49, 54. 56, 59, 71, 73, 117, 126, 138 Kachmar, Ron-126 Kavar, Alex-101, 126 Keller, Deborah-116, 126 Kellerman, Marla-36. 49, 58, 115, 126 Kerr, Sandra-79, 116, 126 Kivatinos, Ronald-126 Klein, Linda Mae-37. 52, 58, 99, 126, 127, 132, 139 Knapp, Cynthia-62, 127, 133 Koch, Robert-46, 127 Kota, Frances-36, 52, 57, 62, 127 Knavel, Kathy-57, 60, 127 Krall, Frank-39, 50, 62, 127 Krouse, Iohn-47, 90, 92, 127 Kubeja, Patrick-39, 46, 103, 116, 127, 142 Laslo, Elmer-91, 92, 96, 97, 128 148 Laverick, Robert-128 Lind, Charles-39, 128 Lipuma, Richard-128 Mcizglgowell, Richard-54, 59, 65, Marley, David-39, 128 Martich, Mary-60, 62. 128 Match, Rebecca-49, 58, 128 Mciggrulifi, Bette-36, 45, 49, 62, McCauli1l, Mary Lou-36, 52, 54, 57, 58, 62, 129 Meehan, Iames-50, 54, 56, 62, 67, 94, 106, 107, 117, 125, 129 Meehan, Mary Ann-37, 62, 129 Milch, Meryl-49, 58, 59, 129. Milkie, Mary-129 Miller, Vickie-129 Milgzr, William-46, 50, 104, 117, Mills, Iellrey-130 Minemyer, G. Todd-60, 64, 104, 130 Mitchell, Larry-39, 130 Mollura, David-104, 130 Mollura, Daniel-54, 59, 130 Moors, Eileen-60, 130 Mundell, Ianet-37, 45, 52, 59, 62, 113, 130 Murton, Jaclyn-36, 52, 54, 57, 62, 130 Nathan, Martha-49, 58, 131, 133 Nickola, Stephen- Novak, Mary Ann-58, 72, 75, 131, 143 Nycz, David-131 Oakley, Richard-117, 131 Ober, Larry-30, 131 O'Neill, Charles-58, 62, 131 Overdorff, Patti-44, 55, 58, 62, 72, 88, 89, 131 Overdortt, Pauli-49, 56, 58, 62, 71, 131, 142, 143 Owen, Kathleen-44, 47, 52, 88, 113, 132, 139 Palmer, Mary C.-37, 45, 49, 59, 116, 132, 137, 143 Pagano, Sandra-37, 44, 49, 62, 74, 126, 132 Page, Marcia-132 Parke, lack-132 Paulovich, Melvin-46. 132 Pensinger, Iohn-54, 71, 132, 143 Perry, Donna-36, 46, 49, 52, 54, 59, 115, 119, 132, 133, 141, 142, 143 Peterson, Ruth-31, 35. 58, 62, 133 Petro, Kevin-133 Pisarski, Diane-133 Powell, Dorothy-37, 62, 133 Pringle, Lydia-58, 73, 133 Regan, Gerald-54, 133 Regan, Sherrill-60, 133 Reiking, Phyllis-31, 37, 49, 133 Eugene-39, 47, 134 Ridella, Roberts, Barry-134 Robine, Robert-134 Robson, Ioene-44, 47. 62, 88, 89, 117, 134 Rowe, Candace-134 Salem, Carol-36, 58, 60, 62, 134 Sanna, Ronald-94, 134 Sattel, Rosalyn-48, 56, 58, 134 Saylor, Becky-44, 52. 55, 62, 88, 89, 135 Schmerin, Iennifer-58. 74, 135 Schmerin, Marc-50, 58, 135 Schrock, Ioy-37, 52 .80, 62, 64, 135 Schwab, Roger-135 Shaffer, Susan-31, 36, 59, 63, 135 Siciliano, Steve-135 Silverstein, Debra-45. 49, 58, 115, 135 Sinatra, Paul-58, 59, 136 Sivi, Diane-36, 58, 60, 136 Smith, Susanna-31, 36, 62, 136, 142 Solich, Kenneth-136 Sowa, Frank-106, 107, 136 St. Clair, Terry-39, 50. 54, 65, 136 Stewart, Iack-46, 50. 58, 136 Stibich, Iohn-138, 142, 143 Stolko, Iames-91, 92. 137 Strum, Iames-32, 38. 133, 137 Svitchan, Douglas-50. 90, 92, 96, 106, 107, 137 Swank, Richard-137 Tiffany, Geraldine-70, 88, 89, 137 Townley, Ann-62, 116, 137 Tummino, Charles-31, 50, 62, 66, 67, 73, 90, 92, 137 Turnbull, Gary-32, 73, 94, 104, 137 Urnbach, David-50, 52, 54, 56, 83, 114, 121, 138 Urban, Maureen-45, 57, 59, 138 Vanyo, Patricia-36, 45, 49, 52, 54, 55, 62, 66, 67, 138, 140 Varmecky, Thomas-138 Varner, Tim-60, 64, 138 Visnick, Larry-138 Volpitto, David-62, 66, 138 Watson, Deborah-139 Weaver, William-48, 54, 94, 104, 139 Weigle, David-91, 92, 139 Weinzierl, Iames-139 Wertz, Susan-37, 58, 59, 139 Wheeler, Fred-47, 75. 90, 92, 96, 106, 107 Williams, Donald-39. 139 Wilner, Douglas-46, 139 Wilson, David-62, 66, 67, 140 Winder, Debra-49, 62, 140 Wisor, Bruce-140 Yacynych, Alex-46, 100, 101, 102, 140 Wonders, Diane-44, 47, 75, 88, 89, 140 Yeager, Nancy-58, 62, 133, 140 142 Zemba, Lawrence-140 Zipf, Nancy-59, 140 IUNIOR INDEX Adams, Marie-44, 47. 62 Alwine, Robert-82 Ankeny, Lynne-82 Bantly, Patricia-44, 46, 47, 60, 64, 82 Barley, Barri-37, 62, 82 Barzeski, Richard-39. 50, 82, 94 Bartek, Allan-38, 62, 65, 82 Baumbaugh, Diane-82 Baywood, Therese-37, 51, 82 Beamer, Loraine-48 Beatty, Thomas-82 Beppler, Allen-39, 82 Bittner, Karin-59, 82. 99 Black, Iody-44, 82, 88 Bloom, lack-50, 51, 53, 56, 62, 82 Blough, Nancy-82 Bobovsky, Andrea-82 Bodner, Chris-54, 56. 62, 82 Boratko, Elaine-45 Brant, Linda-48, 82 Brggman, Richard-39. 50, 51, 82, Brett, Robert-82, 92, 93 Bright, Iune-48, 82 Brisini, Laura-82, 88 Brubaker, Randy-62, 82 Buchan, Barbara-82 Carter, Nancy-47, 59. 62, 82, 133 Coco, Lawrence-50, 59, 62, 66, 67, 82, 92, 93 Coleman, Cheryl-38, 48, 82 Colling, Linda-82 Cornelius, Ianet- Costic, Iames-82 Coyle, Colleen-29, 36, 48, 62 Cramer, Edwin-39, 59, 82, 84 Crocco, Leon-82, 96 Crocco, Thomas-82 Crocker, Gwen-39, 48, 62, 82 Croyle, Carol-44, 82 Dayok, Kathleen-59, 82 Dell, Todd-82 Diguardi, Victoria-82 Diehl, Iocelyn-82 Docherty, Patrick-39, 50, 82, 94, 95, 104 Dorner, Donald-39, 82, 92, 93 Duke, Ielfrey-59, 82, 94 Eck, Donna-38, 59, 63, 82 Edelstein, Adele-47, 48, 54, 59,82 Ellis, Sandra-60, 82 Emeigh, Linda-57, 82 Fama, Antoinette-82 Feathers, Barbara-29, 61, 82 Fender, Connie-39, 44, 62, 82 Fender, Larry-57, 82 Finkelstein, Bob-56, 82 Finley, Christine- Freeman, Blake-46, 59, 82, 94, 104 Puge, Cheryl-82 Garretson, Edith-45, 63, 82 Gelormino, Iohn-82 Georg, Beverly-29, 36, 48, 59, 63, 82 Giannone, Larry-60, 82, 85, 98 Gilbert, Ronald-82 Giles, Marsha-82 Gillin, Darlene-29, 38, 39, 44, 47, 48, 83 Glosser, Michael-39, 46, 50, 54, 56, 83, 92, 93, 104 Goebert, Nancy-47, 48, 62, 83 Goggin, Karen-29, 36, 59, 60, 83 Gohn, Richard-39, 83 Gordon, Robert-39, 60, 83 Goveker, Anna-36, 44, 47, 83, 88 Grassa, Richard-83 Greenberg, Betty-37, 83 Green, Andrea-48, 59, 62, 83 Gregory, Iames-83, 94, 104 Grivens, Deborah-48. 54, 62, 83 Gunter, Ierrol-36, 61. 62, 64, 83 Hale, Sharon-48, 83 Harris, Linda-36, 58, 59, 61, 62, 74, 83 Havrilla, David-60, 83 Heller, Richard-53, 54, 55, 83, 84, 921 93, 98 Henderson, Gary-39, 47, 50, 83 Henry, Frances-48, 83 Hindman, Iames-70 Hinks, Warren-47, 59, 60, 65, 83 Hoadley, David-50, 74, 83 Holland, Sharon-48, 83 Hcilggpple, Gary-39, 50, 65, 83, Hostetler, C,-57, 83 Howell, Richard-83, 92, 104 Hughes, Kathy-44, 59. 83, 99 Hull, Larry-39, 46, 50. 53, 56,, 83, 94, 104 Hudson, Mark-83 Hughes, Nancy-36, 62, 83 Hyman, Lewis-39, 50. 83 Iaber, Ronald-50, 83 Iacoby, Karen-29, 45. 83 Ianezic, Iohn- Iames, David-50, 54, 83 Kaufman, Connie-44, 83 Ienkins, Gary-47, 83. 92 Ieschonek, Iames-83 Iones, David-83 Kasay, Sue Ann-83 Kauffman, George-39, 53, 83 Keifer, Vivian-83 Keim, Katherine-59, 60, 83 Kerns, Robert-83 Kessler, Pat-57, 83 Klodosky, Karen-48, 83 Koontz, Susan-62, 83 Kovacs, Nicholas-83 Kreiger, Daniel-83 Kieiger, David-51, 60. 83 Kring, Maynard-60, 83, 103 Kubanda, Nancy-83 Leaf, Deborah-36, 59. 60, 83 Lesko, Patricia-46, 48. 83 Lichtenfels, Gary-38, 62, 64, 83 Lipschutz, Bonnie-46. 48, 83 Litman, Ioan-46, 48, 62, 84 Livingston, Dorothy-36, 48, 84 Lochrie, Ianet-60, 81. 84 Lovette, Iohn-51, 62, 84, 92, 93, 100 Maloy, Margaret-84 Malzi, Larry-84 Mardis, Mary-48, 62. 84 Masterson, Iefl-38, 59. 62, 84 Matolyak, Ronald-84, 106 May, Carol Ann-84 McGill, Stephen-84, 92, 93 McKeown, Dennis-84 McMullen, Karen-84 Meehan, Gretchen-59. 61, 62, 74, 82, 84, 85 Meltzer, Margery-59, 62, 84 Metroka, Thomas-50, 84 Michaelis,Susan-36, 46, 47, 54, 82, 83, 84, 89 Middleton, Iames-53, 55, 83, 84, 92, 96, 97 Mikesic, Michele-36, 37, 70, 84, 132 Miller, Iames-84 Miller, Iohn-39, 84 Miller, Laverne-47, 48, 84 Miller, Marlene-60, 84 Susan-37, 57, 84 Miller, Mintmier, Clair-38, 59, 62, 84 Moors, Deborah-36, 48, 84 Mracko, Edward-84 Mucha, Carol-44, 84, 99 Mucha, Nancy-84 Nagle, Paul-84 Needle, Myra-36, 48, 54, 57, 84 149 O'Donnell, William-53, 62, 84 Overdorlt, Linda-59, 60, 62, 67, 74, 84 Pagano, Nunzio-62, 84, 92, 93, 102 Page, Ralph-84 Pappas, Iames-62, 84 Pappas, Iane-48, 84 Pastovic, Ioseph-84, 100 Peterman, Mark-47, 50, 59, 62, 74, 84 Pile, Kevin-50, 51, 84, 92, 93, 106 Powell, Roderick-62, 84 Powell, Susan-84 Price, Charles-74, 84, 103 Pringle, Elaine-48, 62, 84 Psinakis, Poppy-55, 59, 62, 66, 67, 84 Ray, Sandra-44, 60, 84 Reese, Robert-84 Regihard, Kathy-29, 36, 48, 59, Ridella, Peter-39, 53, 54, 60, B4 Riley, Roger-38 Robb, Arlene-48, 84 Robson, Iohn-84 Rogers, Constance-84 Rostosky, Andrew-38. 65, 84 Ruder, Gary-39, 50, 85, 92, 93 Ruder, Randy-36, 48, 85 Saintz, Deborah-47, 48, 62, 85 Sajatovich, R.-85 Sakal, Ester-85 Sandman, Barry-46, 85 Saylor, Linda-62, 85 Schenkemeyer, Bob-50, 53, 62, 66, 67, 85, 96 Schmerin, Melissa-36. 48, 85 Shatter, Margie-36, 59, 61, 62, 74, 85 Shannon, Donna-46, 48, 85 Siciliano, Iosephine-28, 39, 85 Sky, Saralee-39, 46, 54, 61, 62, 84, 85 Smith, Phyllis-38, 85 Spack, Dana-38, 47, 48, 57, 85 Spack, Marion-47, 48, 57, 85 Spangler, Robert-85 Speicher, Linda-38, 85 Spence, Iohn-85 Sroka, Darlene-36, 44, 55, 85 Sroka, Leslie-36, 48, 62, 85 Sroka, Robert-39, 47. 62, 82, 85, 92, 93 Stern, Ava- Stinson, Ianice-48, 85 Straw, Thomas-38, 59, 85 Strayer, Richard-39, 85 Suchman, Iames-39, 50, 51, 55, 74, 85, 94, 104 Sunseri, Deborah-48, 63, 85 Swaney, Dale-28, 47 Swanson, David-60, 85, 103 Sweeney, Mark-50, 85, 92, 93, 104 Tanase, Iames-85, 92, 93 Terebus, Thomas-50, 53, 55, 85, 92, 93, 98, 106 Thomas, Robert- Titfany, Clarence-62. 85 Tiffany, Donna-48, 85 Titlany, Ianice-85 Todd, Robert-39, 50, 55, 85 Tuck, Laura-44, 47, 62, 82, 85, 88, 89 Urso, Mary-36, 54, 56. 61, 65, 85 Valentine, Heidi-54, 57, 65, 85 Vargo, David-50, 54, 62, 85, 94, 104 Wagner, Danny-85 Wallace, Carol-37, 45, 48, 63, 85 Wallace, Russel-85, 92, 93 Welther, Carol-46, 48, 85 Wgg-drop, Linda-39, 45, 46, 48, Wassum, Wayne-53, 85, 92, 93 Watters, David-46, 85 Weaver, Sue-44, 47, 62, 85 Weigle, Diane-28, 39, 45, 46, 85 Wheeler, Mary-44, 47, 58, 61, 85 Wickles, William-65, 85 Willett, William-39, 85 Woli, Regina-85 Wolfe, Christine-39, 50, 53, 74, 85, 94, 104 Wolfe, Mary-36, 39, 47, 51, 85 Wood, James-50, 85, 92, 98, 104 Wright, Allen-39, 47, 50, 85, 103 Yeckley, Sally-48, 55, 59, 62, 85 Zarefoss, Bruce-47, 85, 92, 93, 98 SOPHOMORE INDEX Alberti, Ralph-60, 78, 104 Allen, Robert-62, 78 Allen, William-78 Ayres, Pamela'i46, 63, 78 Ayres, Terry- Baker, Ioyce-47, 61, 65, 78 Bain, Flavian-60, 64, 78 Baldwin, Paul-54, 78 Baran, Victoria-44, 55, 63, 78, 88 Bassel, Hyla-26, 46, 59, 78 Baldaui, C.-78 Beals, Deborah-48, 63, 78 Beam, Darlene-60, 78 Beam, Linda-78 Beas, Donald-50, 78, 92, 93 Beas, Thomas-98 Becker, Darrell-46, 62, 78 Beerman, Lynn-44, 47, 63, 78, 88 Berezowsky, Lynn-78, 92, 93 Berkebile, Dennis-54, 60, 78 Bickley, Margaret-47. 51, 63, 78 Billstone, Chris-47, 61, 78, 133 Bingler, Iohn-78 Bingler, Thomas-78 Bittner, Lorrain-26, 37, 38, 63, 78, 99 Boyer, Deborah-44, 47, 48, 63, 78, 81 Boyer, Sally-44, 48, 63, 78 Brant, Iames-50, 56, 62, 78, 94 Brett, Alan-51, 53, 78, 104 Bretz, Robert-39, 78 Brierton, Ann-44, 47, 63, 78, 88 Bromund, Richard -78 Budash, Anna-63, 78 Budash, Robert-78 Burgess, Michele-39, 78 Buriak, Philip-51, 55, 62, 78 Burkhart, Paul-62, 78 Butler, Margaret-48, 78 Callio, Vicki-46, 51, 59, 78 Campbell, Paula-44, 48, 63, 78 Catherwood, Margaret-78 Cassata, Iohn-78, 92, 93, 104 Catchen, Gary-38, 51, 56, 78 Chambers, Dennis-47, 78, 92, 93, 104 Chance, Michael-78 Christensen I. W.-78 Churchey, Gary-39, 78 Clark, George-78 Cobern, Blair-46, 48, 63, 78 Connelly, Adrian-78, 92, 93 Conway, Sharon-37, 46, 78 Costlow, Pat-44, 47, 63, 78, 80 Cranston, Doug-39, 51, 78 Crowley, Richard-78 Custer, Byron-50, 62, 78, 79 Cutshall, Christine-78 Deater, William-78 De Yot, David-78 Docherty, Edward-78 Dorer, Ianis-39, 48, 78 Dowdell, Pamela-78 Dowdell, Thomas-78 Drager, Sue Ann-44, 78 Duda, Ioseph-38, 46, 51, 62, 78 Dugan, Maribeth-46, 48, 63, 78 Ed, David-59, 62, 66, 67, 72, 78 Emeigh, David-39, 78, 92, 93 Emeigh, Elizabeth-44, 78 Emeigh, William-79, 92 Eppley, Elaine-57, 63, 79 Falcho, Iohn-79 Farra, Cheryl-79 Faust, Mary lane-48. 63, 79 Ferg, Brian-39, 46, 54, 62, 79 Fiflick, Robert-39, 79 Fisher, Mary-79 Fithian, Luke-79 Forquer, Robert-39, 79 Freeman, Karl-59, 79 Fulton, Charlene-79 Pyock, Ioseph-79 Ghezzi, Robert-50, 79 Gill, Timothy-79 Gillin, Carolyn-45, 79 Glass, Scott-79 Glosser, Daniel-59, 79 Glosser, David-79 Glosser, Larry-50, 56, 79 Goldman, Arthur-26, 47, 50, 53, 78, 79 Gombar, Raymond-50, 62, 79, 92, 93, 98 Gording, Ionathan-37, 46, 50, 54, 60, 64, 79 Gracias, Michael-74, 75, 79, 92, 93, 98 Greenberg, lay-46, 50, 56, 62, 66, 67, 78 Gregory, Barry-79 Griffith, Deborah-48, 79 Griffith, Keith-39, 46, 79 Grumbach, Margaret-44, 47, 60, 79 Guskey, Marcia-44, 79 Guskey, Thomas-39, 60, 79 Hack, Doris-63, 79 Hager, Bradford-39, 51, 56, 60, 79 Hagerich, I. Ann-79 Hamp, Elizabeth-79 Hargreaves, Iames-62, 79, 98, 103 Harteis, Lorrain-48, 63, 79 Hartnett, Iackie-27, 63, 79 Hatch, Sally-48, 63, 72, 75, 79 Hayes, Ann-38, 47, 61, 63, 79 Hearn, Iohn-60, 64, 79 Hedrick, David-53, 62, 79, 92, 93 Heidorn, Ianet-50, 63, 79 Heinrich, Robert-39, 46, 54, 62, 79 Henry, Deborah-48, 63, 79 Henze, Karen-39, 48, 63, 79 Hinks, Chris-38, 47, 63, 72, 79 Homola, Stephen-79, 92, 93 Howe, Donna-38, 63, 65, 79 Howell, Walter-79 Hurlbert, David-79 Huston, Edward-54, 56, 62, 79 Huston, Ieffrey-46, 54, 79, 92, 93 Huston, Sharyn-79 Iacobs, Charles-46, 79, 125 Iacobs, Donna-48, 59, 79 Ianet, Curtis-47, 51, 79, 92, 93, 103, 104 Iohnson, Alan-38, 79 Iones, Gale-48, 59, 79 75, 79, 106 Keiier, Thomas-47, Kent, Ralph-37, 51, 62, 79 Keyser, Andrea-79 Kessler, Dennis-79 Kimmel, Elaine-63, 79 Kimmel, Iackie-44, 48, 63, 79, 80 Klggn, Edwin-27, 39, 46, 60, 64, Kochuba, Thomas-39. 62, 79, 80, 106 Kohlhepp, Ben-79, 100 Kohut, Elaine-45, 57, 59, 63, 79 Koontz, Rebecca-48, 63, 79, 81 Koop, Katherine-48, 63, 80 Kosis, Iulie-80 Knupp, Gary-60, 64, 80 Krieger, Courtney-48, 63, 80 Kring, Brian-80 Kubeja, Dennis-80 Leventry, David-50, 80, 92 Licglstenfels, Alan-27, 46, 54, 64, Lipschutz, Beverly-80 Livingston, S.-48, 80 Long, Iames-39, 62, 80 Maser, David-80, 106 Matonek, Patrick-80 Mattern, Iohn-80 McAlister, Margaret-27, 51, 54, 63, 80 McCaulilf, Barry-51, 54, 56, 62, 79, 80 McClain, Natalie-80 McKeown, Pat-80 McWilliams, Candy-47, 48, 59, 63, 80 McQuade, Connie-44. 48, 80 Meehan, Michael-50, 56, 62, 80, 94, 106 Merritts, Charles- Meyer, Gayle-44, 63, 80 Michaud, Iay-39, 50, 51, 55, 62, 80, 92, 93 Miles, Sallie-63, 80 Miller, Anthony-38, 50, 80 Miller, Wayne-80, 92, 93 Mills, Susan-37, 44, 48, 80 Mish, Iohn-62, 80, 98, 106 Mohr, Katherine-48, 63, 80 Molinski, Alex-80 Mollura, Andrew-62, 80, 92, 93, 98, 106 Mucha, Robert-80 Mulkey, Daniel-80 Mullen, Cynthia-44, 48, 59, 80 Mulkey, Louis-80 Muncert, Deborah-61, 63, 80 Mundell, Daphne-37, 63, 80 Murphy, Gregory-59, 62, 72, 80 Murton, Michael-57, 80, 106 Muzzie, Ianet-80 Neatach, Ruth-48, 63, 80 Neptune, Michael-39, 51, 80, 106 Noble, Peter-80, 103 Nosworthy, Laura-37. 60, 80 Oakley, Douglas-50, 62, 80 O'Connor, Colleen-37, 44, 60, 80 Oliverio, Ioseph- Omasta, Deborah-47, 80 Overdorff, Quint-80, 93 Owen, Dwight-46, 60, 80 150 Paczolt, George-38, 60, 65, 80 Pagano, Cynthia-44, 48, 63, 74, 78, 80, 99 Pagano, Ioann-44, 47, 88 Pastovic, Thomas-80, 92, 93, 103, 106 Paul, Amy-48, 63, 80 Paul, Nancy-46, Bl, 80 Paulakos, Paulet-48, 80 Pavelko, Pat-44, 80 Peel, Melina-47, 48, 80 Pel-rich, Patricia-39, 48, 63 Peters, Iames- Picking, Gretchen-38, 59 Pisarski, Stan- Pond, Kenneth- Popovich, Susan-48 Price, David-55, 62, 92, 93, 98. 106 Price, William-54, 65 Pullen, Patricia-63, 64 Rauch, Leonard-39 Reed, Douglas-46, 59 Reese, Robin-48, 63 Regan, Dennis-50, 94 Replogle, Eliza-44, 48, 63, 81 Replogle, Iohn-38 Riddle, Deborah-44, 47 Rigo, Robert-46, 54, 60 Robson, Carole-44 Roess, Eleanor-57, 63, 64 Relish, Marcia-48 Rose, Robert-92, 93 Rounsley, Mark-46, 51, 62 Rudegeair, Ettienne- Ruttner, Iames- Sahlaney, Beverly-37, 44, 63 Schmerin, Steve-50, 92, 93, 106 Schmidt, Sara-47 Schweitzer, Linda-47. 48 ,63 Shatter, Dudley- Shahade, Diane-44, 48, 63, 81 Sheesley, Virginia-47. 48, 63, 99 Shriver, Armen-39 Smyth, Suzanne-46, 47, 48, 63, 99 Sosinski, Tim-46, 54, 81, 98 Stahler, Iane-44, 55, 63, 72, 78, 81, 88, 89 Stephenson, Rick-39, 62, 81, 92, 93 Stewart, Betty-37, 46, 81 Stewart, Douglas-46 Straitilt, Mary-26, 56, 59, 81 Streicher, Thomas-81, 106 Stropko, Mary-37, 81 Thomas, Carol-81 Torchia, Paulet-44, 48, 81 Torledsky, Marty-81, 100 Trotz, Richard-53, 81, 92, 93, 104 Ulema, Cathryn-56, 63, 81 Umbach, Kathy-46, 48, 81, 99 Wagner, Elizabeth-48, 55, 59, 63, 81 Wall, Thomas-92, 93 Wallace, Linda-8l Walton, Sally-44, 55, 63, 81, 88 Wassum, Linda-47, 59, 60, 63, 72, 81 Watters, Margaret-47, 60, 63, 81 Wenderoth, Iames-81, 92, 93 Wildey, Karen-46, 81 Williams, Thomas- Wilson, Iohn-81, 92, 93 Winder, George-50, 62, 81, 92, 93 Wisor, Linda-44, 48, 63, 64, 81 Zemba, Sandra-81 AUTOGRAPHS