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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1979 volume:

1979 Phoenician Volume 59 Westmont Hilltop High School 200 Fair Oaks Drive Johnstown, Pa. 15905 Underclass Pg. 70 Academics Pg. 96 Faculty Pg. 14 Our Search through W.H.H.S. Seniors Pg. 146 Athletics Pg. 114 Activities Pg. 32 As that fated date of graduation nears, one begins to ask oneself, “What am I going to do for the rest of my life?” Some of us will go on to higher education, some will go out into the business world, some will marry, and some of us are still searching for what we want to do. After struggling through thirteen years of school, are we really ready to take that giant step out into the world? As we try to look ahead, into our future, we find it is easier to look into the past. Memories flash through our minds. We remember the good times throughout those thirteen years of school, as well as the bad. 7 12 Just as we begin to think that we are almost finally done with high school, do we realize that our search for the rest of our life is just beginning? 13 FACULTY Right: Dr. Strange Below: Mr. Mannion Board of Education And Administration Set School Policy Left: Dr. Estadt Below: (Seated) Mr. T. Gaynor. President: Dr. G. Estadt, Superintendent; Mr. W. Wolfe, Solicitor; Mrs.). Zimmerman; Mr. E. Kinkead; Dr. R. Swanson: Dr. J. Yerger. (Standing) Mr. J. Meredith: Mr. H. Layman; Mr. W. Jones. Secretary; Mr. J. Hargreaves; Mr. D. Gardill. Fine and Practical Arts Departments Mrs. Kebel — the brownies weren’t that bad! Now draw a straight line. Mr. Sosinski. 1 + 2 .. . 18 As far as the Fine and Practical Arts Departments are concerned, the students and faculty of Westmont can be proud. Cooking, sewing, singing and drawing are just a few course choices that students can make to add flavor to their day. Besides just offering these specialized classes, Westmont has instructors who will go to great lengths to help their students in these fields. Westmont can also be proud of the professional products and productions that the Fine and Practical Arts Departments contribute to the community. Along with the Art and Architecture projects, there are also the dramatic and musical productions, all of which help to enliven an otherwise monotonous year. I never sec that kind of girl when I'm at the beach. Oh — these childproof locks now-a-days. Mr. Bolton, what are you doing??! Below: Debits Business Education a-s-d-f-j-k-l-;-space. The typewriters never stop during the school hours at Westmont. Personal typing, secretarial and business courses are all part of the program. The teaching staff is always more than happy to accommodate students' needs in the business classroom. Some of the courses offered at Westy are Bookkeeping, Accounting, and Distributive Education, better known as the work-study program. Above: If I find one error ... and credits, not or. Above: Yes, there are only 151 days left.” Below: Teacher, may I please go to the lav?” What is the bane of every senior’s existence? What is the most infamous of all high school assignments? The Senior Theme, of course! Although, in the beginning, a certain author's works may seem interesting — or even amusing, it is inevitable that by the time you are through you will curse his name forever. In spite of all this, it is a fact that we will often be judged in life by how well we speak and write, making the lessons learned in English class among our most valuable. Above: 1 want you!” Below: Mr. Clawson reads to the class. English Department Above: You devil you! Below: Could she mean us? Health and Safety Ed. The faculty members in this department put up with more excuses than any other teachers. I hurt my knee yesterday. I can’t run!” is a popular excuse for gym class. Or, Honestly, I had my notebook in my locker. 1 don’t know where it is now. is an excuse I’m sure the Health and Safety Ed. teachers have heard over and over. Mr. Burket is probably so sick of hearing, What stop sign? I didn't see it!” All in all though, we do learn from experience, and I'm sure these experiences will not be forgotten. Above: Shuffle ball chain. Let's go girls. Below: Mr. Balogh won the smiling contest this year. Above: Mr. Matsko looks on earnestly. Below: Can't you see that stop sign? 22 Language Department Parlez-vous francais? Habla Espanol? Any student who has taken a foreign language at Westmont should recognize at least one of these phrases. If the English teachers on the Hill think they have a tough job, maybe they should try trading places with one of the foreign language teachers. How would you like to teach French or Spanish to a student who can’t even speak English yet? Seriously though, I wouldn't want either job. Communicating with students in any language is never an easy task. Our foreign language instructors do try though. They know what they’re talking about, even if it does sound foreign to most of us. Left: Mrs. Porter helps a Spanish student. Below Right: Hola! Senors y senioritas. Below: O.K., Mr. Wardrop, what's up your sleeve? 23 Do you know what he’s talking about?” I wonder how many students have asked that question while listening to one of Westmont's math teachers. Believe it or not, in spite of the homework, the surprize quizzes and the impossible formulas, most students do survive. While working on proofs, equations and ratios, most students are ready to give up. But in the end, most get by. And many are even surprised at how much they really did learn. 24 Mathematics Department Left: 1 can t believe he didn’t get one right! Bottom left: Are you sure that's right, Mr. Moore? Center: No, no, no. the cos of « 90° is not % . Bottom Center: Oh, class, what am I going to do with you?! Right: The homework for tonight is ... N 25 Science Department It starts with Biology and ends with Physics, if you make it that far. What could be more exciting than dissecting a frog and finding out it's pregnant? Or worse than a double physics lab, that is mostly lecture? But amidst all the biological functions and chemical formulas, we learn of our world and ourselves. At least we’re beginning to know ourselves. Now don't spill this ... unless you don't really care for your right hand!! Hey, Mr. Swedler, do you think Cosmopolitan would accept you! Mrs. Pudliner reads a magazine. OK kids the test will be Monday. Sorry, but that’s how it goes. Social Studies Department Above: Mr. Claycomb, you’re on candid camera! Right: What a chummy pair!! Below: Mr. P. — will you please help me with my taxes? Below right: News Quiz tomorrow. Magazines will be available for signout after 7th. period. Have you heard? The entire senior class of Westmont has been sent to the Ebensburg jail. The charges? — enrolling in democracy class. From India to America, from drawing maps to filling out taxes, the social studies department strives to prepare students for the world that awaits them. But who really cares how the people in Tokyo live? Maybe someday we will ... Pupil Services is one of the school departments that is least recognized, but it is always needed by the student body. For instance, who among us has not required the services of the “Florence Nightingale of the school Mrs. Wagner? In addition, how many of us have not received a blue slip from Mrs. Wenklar? These services, along with the library, guidance and secretarial staffs help to make the life of a Westmont student easier. 28 Pupil Services Left: Mr. Karolchik was camera shy the day this picture was taken. Right: OK. your book is 4 weeks overdue, that will be ... Below: Kate, Jaclyn, and Cheryl: Mr. Mannion's angels. I 29 Faculty Directory DR. GARY J. ESTADT.... DR. ALEX DROZECK...... MR. ROBERT J. MANNION. DR. CAROL MACUS STRANGE ....... Superintendent Director of Curriculum and Instruction ............. Principal ... Assistant Principal LANTZ, MILTON B.S., Shippensburg State College; Wake Forest University; Indiana University of Pa. (Chem. Study) Simmons College. LOCHER, THOMAS B.S., M.S.L.S., Clarion State College. ANTHONY, GEORGE L. B.S., Juniata College; Indiana Uni- versity of Pa.; M.A.T. University of Cincinnatti. BALOGH, JAMES B.S., Slippery Rock State College; Pennsylvania State University: Uni- versity of Pittsburgh at Johnstown. BOLTON, GERALD S. B.S., California State College. BROUGHER, O. GLENN B.S., M.Ed., Indiana University of Pa. BURKET, WALTER C. B.A., St. Francis College, University of Pittsburgh; Pennsylvania State University; M.S., University of West Virginia. HUNTER, SHELDON B. B.S., Indiana University of Pa.; Uni- versity of New Hampshire; Pennsyl- vania State University; Master’s Equivalent. JACOBS, NICHOLAS B.S., M.Ed.; Indiana University of Pa. KAROLCHIK, MICHAEL B.S., Indiana University of Pa.; M. Counselor Ed., Pennsylvania State University; St. Francis College; Uni- versity of Buffalo. REBEL, MARTHA (Mrs.) B.S., Pennsylvania State University. KOLAR, MELISSA B.A., University of Pittsburgh; M.A. Indiana University of Pa. MANNION, ROBERT J. B.S., Lock Haven State College; Pennsylvania State University; Uni- versity of Pittsburgh. MATSKO, MICHAEL B.S., Lock Haven State College; In- diana University of Pa. MATSKO, PAUL B.S., St. Francis College; M.Ed., Du- quesne University. McLOOTA, FREDERIC B.S., University of Pittsburgh; In- diana University of Pa. MEREDITH, FRANCES P. (Mrs.) B.A., Pennsylvania State University; Anderson Junior College; University of Pittsburgh; Indiana University of Pa. CHUBA, DEBORAH B.A., University of Pittsburgh; M.Ed., Indiana University of Pa. CLAWSON, RODNEY B.A., Slippery Rock State College; Pennsylvania State University. CLAWSON, WAYNE H. B.S., M.Ed., Pennyslvania State Uni- versity. CLAYCOMB, PAUL E. B.A., Shippensburg State College; Indiana University of Pa. GOOD, WILLIAM G. B.A., Pennsylvania State University; University of Pittsburgh. GRUBB, WILLIAM E. B.S., Indiana University of Pa.; Mas- ter's Equivalent. 30 MOORE, THOMAS B.A., Marist College; M.S., Manhat- tan College; Adv. Deg. Adminis- tration and Supervision, University of Bridgeport. MOSTOLLER, EARL J. B.S., M.Ed., Indiana University of Pa.,; Pennsylvania State University. MURPHY, GREGORY B.S., Indiana University of Pa. PAONE, ANTHONY N. B.S., St. Francis College; M.Ed., Pennsylvania State University; Ohio State University. PESCHOCK, GEORGE M. B.S., Indiana University of Pa., Uni- versity of Pittsburgh, U.S., School of Music. POMPANELLA, FRANCIS M. B.A., St. Vincent College Pennsylvania State University. PORTER, ANITA (Mrs.) B.S., Duquesne University.; Nation- al University of Mexico; University of Pittsburgh; Indiana University of Pa. PUDLINER, JANET (Mrs.) B.S., Slippery Rock State College. PUHALA, RICHARD A. B.S., M.Ed., Pennsylvania State Uni- versity; University of Pittsburgh. SHAFFER. ROY M. B.S., California State College; M.A., West Virginia University; Indiana University of Pa. SHERLOCK, PATRICK B.A., Slippery Rock State College; M.Ed., Indiana University of Pa. Pennsylvania State University; Du- quesne University. SOSINSKI, HENRY L. B.S., M.Ed., Pennsylvania State Uni- versity; Eastern Michigan Univer- sity. STRANGE, CAROL (Dr.) B.A. Carlow College; M.A., Carnegie Mellon University; M.S. San Diego State University; George Washing- ton University; University of Pitts- burgh; Duquesne University; San Jose State University. SWEDLER, ANDREW S. B.S., Indiana University of Pa.; M.Ed., Loyola College; Graduate Chem. Study. TERCHANIK. REBECCA B.S., Pennsylvania State University. WAGNER, MARJORIE (Mrs.) B.S., Indiana University of Pa.; Con- emaugh Valley Memorial Hospital. WARDROP, ROBERT B.A., Allegheny College, M.Ed., Uni- versity of Pittsburgh; Oregon Uni- versity. WEIGLE, ELIZABETH, T. (Mrs.) B.S., Indiana University of Pa.; Duke University. WENKLAR, JEANETTE (Mrs.) B.S., Auburn University, M.Ed., In- diana University of Pa.; University of Georgia; University of Alabama; Duke University; University of Pittsburgh. WORKOSKY, BETTY (Mrs.) B.S., M.Ed., Indiana University of Pa. 31 saixiMiov Row 1: M. Penrod. M. Molchany. T. Camut. D. Caputo. Dr. Strange. Row 2: B. Berney. J. Wassum. M. Kuperstock. J. Weaver. K. Capp. C. Asfar Turn On A.M. Westy 34 Art Club “Draws” Attention Debbie hard at work C’mon you guys — it's not that bad Row 1: M. McQuillan, G. Galloway. P. Burns, A. Voltz, B. Salem. L. Kohler, S. Folsom, S. Romanow. L. Volt ., J. Green. Row 2: P. Suppes. J. Voltz. L Harrington. D. Kohan. P. Reavel. Row 3: B. Buser. B. Verrochi, L. Salem. M. Post, B. Gallis. Mr. Brougher. D. Hacin. K. Cisek. C. Neptune. S. Luke. T. Rodgers. 35 Biology Club Row 1. Mr. Paone, H. Benshoff, M. Mitchell, L. Rovder Row 2. R. Dezelon, B. Smeal, M. Cunningham, D. Reitz. D. Ceh Chess Club Row 1. C. Lehman, D. Wiegman. J. Frieben, J. Wassum, J. Evans Row 2. B. Gallis, M. Penrod Row 3. D. Roth. R. Napolitan, S. Stept, R. Brownlee. D. Good, J. Ridella, M. Ritter. A. Ghantous. S. Stept, H. Margolis, Mr. Jacobs. J. Furlong. 36 Do you really think that I can make it on Broadway? Yeah. sure. I’m listening! Back Row. J. Cohn. H. Benshoff. Mr. Wardrop. D. Eash. Row 1. D. Blackington, D. Johnson. E. Benshoff. Row 2. J. Reavel, K. Cisek, S. Kreiger. Row 3. R. Dezelon, G. Fattman Row 4. M. Zelinski. L. Zoppa, B. Goldblatt. Row 5. W. Barnhart. T. Budash. K. Wisor. 37 You want me to do what with my tuba? Row 1: C. Perry. M. Coco. L. Pudliner. L Bertocchi. S. Moyer. D. Conner. E. Grimes. L. Bertocchi. C. Fulton. Row 2: C. Lehman. C. Conner. D. Weir. L. Bunn, B. Pudliner. K. Duray, D. Rohde. C. Butler. Row 3: L. Royce. R. Varner. D. Blackington, L. Bastaja, S. Gearhart. S. Spriggs, J. Little. K. Kime, S. Griffith. Row 4: T. Hunter. ]. Weir. M. Workosky, D. Wiegman. K. Reznak. J. Voltz, M. Riley. B. Stutzman. ). Wassum. Row 5: M. Schweitzer. C. Rowe. B. Polon. J. Penrod. S. Harper. J. Freiben. H. Benshoff. J. Reesman. R. Napolitan. Row 6: B. Basil. J. Foster. P. Hockensmith. ). Glock, S. Stouffer. C. Limb. M. Stevenson, S. Stet. Row 7: D. Roth. G. Brosius, S. Stept, J. Orr. S. Brownlee. J. Furlong. B. Lehman. C. Reddecliff, Row 8: J. Ridella, P. Smith, R. Brownlee, H. Margolis. B. Wilson. D. Eash, J. Cohn. D. Good. 38 They Cook! Row 1: K. Kerr, J. Yoder. L. Mitchell. Row 2: M. Seth, L. Voltz. J. Glass, C. Neptune, J. Kirby, A. Voltz. S. Kranich. This year Westy’s band had one of the best seasons ever. When band camp began in August, Mr. Jacobs, the band director, wasn’t sure just how good the band would be. As camp continued, it was obvious that the band was climbing towards its goal: to be on TOP. When the band marched onto the field to perform everything came alive. The band and front caught the attention of the audience by their definite attitude and colorful performance. After the performances the audience cheered, and this brought satisfaction to the members, making the long hours of work worthwhile. The pre-game lineup. Hey Lisa, you're going the wrong way! 39 40 Front Row: S. Workosky, T. Minium, D. Audi, S. Luke, K. O’Connor, P. Mitchell. S. Gilmore. Back Row: M. Petruska, J. Hall, L. Harrington, C. Straitiff. S. Trevenen, S. Green. 41 42 43 Row 1: L. Mitchell, A. Rogers. P. Suppes, B. Wagner, L Zoppa. M. Petruska, T. Minium, L. Salem. M. Schaefer, L. Weissberg, J. Kirby, A. Paratore. Row 2: Mr. Murphy. M.A. Town. D. Audi, T. Young, J. Rosenberg. S. Luke. D. Kohan. K. Hockensmith, M. Ringler. S. Gilmore. B. Long. A. Donofrio, P. Reavel. B. Beley. Row 3: J. Wassum. D. Tomb. W. Walko, L. Harrington, B. Estadt, A. Suppes. F. Flynn, D. Fregley, T. Simpson. K. O’Connor. ]. Ambrosini, S. Green, T. Bogovich. K. Hughes. Row 4: R. Reznak, S. Workosky, LA. Claycomb. E. Ognibene. L. Moyer. K. Peterson. C. Martin. J. Weaver. B. Buser. J. Gleason C. Motter, S. Trevenen. K. Capp. J. Green. Row 5: C. Black, H. Margolis. T. Galloway. D. Trevenen, J. Heckert. D. Wolz, E. Weber. R. Rose, G. Novak, j. McCaffrey. J. Warren. T. Lynch. B. Carney. 44 Row 1: J. Glass, K. Kime, M. Rudel, P. Mitchell, K. Heffner, C. Camut. Row 2: M.B. Hahn. K. Mishler, T. Hunter, S. Sepety, J. Frieben, J. Hall, S. Kranich, D. Herdman. Row 3: R. Rosian, J. Reavel, S. Bartle. D. Burns, L. Rovder, Mr. Murphy, K. Cisek. D. Dewar, B. Koop, S. Orms. Row 1: Mr. Murphy, C. Lehman. M. Coco. L. Bunn, M.A. Town. L. Chidester, M. Zelenski. K. Kime, L. Pudliner, C. Camut. Row 2: L. Royce. B. Larison. J. Frieben. J. Wassum, C. Limb. S. Stouffer, S. Harper, T. Hunter, C.A. Claycomb. Row 3: M. Stevenson, C. Perry, C. Straitiff, G. Brosius. T. Camut. A. Camut, S. Stept. B. Bassel. Row 4: J. Furlong. J. Evans. S. Stept, H. Margolis, J. Ridella, J. Cohn, D. Roth, B. Gallis, R. Napolitan. 45 FHA Mrs. Kebel, K. Hockensmith, D. Kot, C. Overton. K. Witko, K. Roberts. M. Folke, B. Holbay. 46 Forensics M. Penrod, T. Rodgers. M. Schaefer. D. Hacin. A. Voltz, D. Bums. Miss Chuba. L Harrington. M. Zelinski, J. Hall. D. Reitz. J. Ridella. J. Gleason. S. Kranich. A. Rogers. R. Grech. K. Cisek, R. Verma. L. Rovder. 47 GAA Row 1: Mrs. Pudliner, T. Wolford, S. Workosky, K. Kullick. K. O’Connor. K. Hockensmith. A. Paratore. Row 2: D. Blackington, C. Motter, S. Niel. L. Moyer, K. Peterson. M.L.. Moyer. M. Petruska. 48 Row 1: L. Harpster, M. McQuillan. M. Petruska. D. Wiegman, D. Audi. T. Minium. J. Kirby. Miss Kolar. Row 2: A. Donofrio, B. Larison. C Byrne. B. Stutzman, B. Kolesar. L.A. Moran. J. Frieben, K. Sewak. Row 3: R. Rosian. J. Glock. S. Stouffer. S. Workosky. D. Dewar, B. Mintzer. S. Kranich. Row 4: R. Grech. M. Kahl. S. Romanow. J. Gleason. J. Bailey. J. Cunningham. C. Perry. J. Hunt. 49 N.H.S Row 1: C.A. Claycomb, L.A. Moran, B. Beley. T. Minium, K. Kullick, T. Rodgers, L. Pudliner, L. Zoppa, P. Reavel, Mrs. Meredith. Row 2: T. Wolford, D. Wiegman, D. Audi, J. Frieben, M. Ringler, A. Yerger, B. Mintzer, T. Bogovich, N. Chabon. D. Blackington. Row 3: J. Cwik, S. Workosky, L Harrington, K. Campbell. J. Glock. S. Gilmore. B. Huston. R. Grech, K. Hockensmith, M. Petruska. Row 4: L. Moyer. B. Gallis. T. Galloway. C. Motter. B. Buser, J. Gleason, C. Perry, G. Shorto, J. Wassum. Row 5: B. Carney. E. Benshoff, C. Martin. J. Green, D. Wolz, L. Cisek. T. Pringle. L.A. Claycomb. 50 Oh Goody! I love lo be the bad guy. And they’re off! Language Club Redman mbSAm . in L ° Sigg’ T’ Rod ers’ Row 2: B Be,ey- I- Moore- D- Blackington. Reesman M.B Hahn. B. M.ntzer. L. Hoover. M. Petruska. Row 3: C. Burns. B. Lehman. S. Green. J. Foster. D. Burns. LA Moran Frieben. Row 4. D. Tomb. G. Zdravecky. E. Ognibene. J. Warren. S. Rea. D. Good. J. Bailey. S. Trevennen. 51 Key Club Continues Tradition of Service Mike and Todd confer on Sue Horvath Day. Dean Wolz signals another “Key Victory. Row 1: G. Fattman. D. Roth, F. Flynn. M. Molchany. T. Camut. D. Caputo. J. Paone,). Cwik, D. Johnson. Row 2: T. Galloway, J. Green, J. Weaver, S. Wyland. K. Campbell. D. Wolz, S. Prothero. B. Carney. 52 Key Club Names Teacher of The Year A teacher affects eternity; he can never tell where his influence stops.” The faculty members of our school help the students to attain a mature and positive view of life. By their guidance we discover the im- portance of education, and we learn the value of hard work. Because of the importance of the faculty in our lives, the members of Key Club take this opportunity to recognize the dedication of one of our most re- spected teachers. Because of his endless amount of patience, he is able to relate well with the students. He listens to our opinions with an open mind and an understanding heart. It is quite evi- dent to all his students that his con- cern is not limited to our perform- ance on his tests. His interest goes far beyond this, to our achieve- ments in life. He has enriched the lives of many Westmont students by help- ing them to achieve a high level of fluency in both French and Ger- man. He is very dedicated to our lives outside of the classroom. By advis- ing the Archery and Chess clubs, he clearly exemplifies this dedication. He also spends many extra hours keeping the score for our wrestling team and selling tickets for our prom. Therefore, because of his dedica- tion to the academic and social life of Westmont students, the members of Key Club honor as Teacher of the Year: Mr. Robert Wardrop 53 Student Council Row 1: Mr. McLoota. I). Wicgman. A. Ycrger, C. Perry. D. Stumpo. S. Harper. L. Galliker, |. Glock. K. Davis. I.. Royce. Row 2: C. McLoota. S. Luke. D. Burns. T. Gamut. D. Kohan. D. Hacin, J. Cwik. D. Audi. Row 3: B. Carney. L. Rovder. M. Molchany. T. Jones, G. Shorto. G. Zdravecky. Row 4: D. Trevenen. S. Prothero. D. Tschachier. E. Weber. ). Green. B. Buser. 54 SKI CLUB I thought you were supposed to go somewhere when you skiicd! 56 57 Now. for your first lesson .. . Jcan-Claude Killey of W.H.H.S. 58 Scholastic Quiz Harry Benshoff. Tom Pringle, Jack Cohn, Richard Dezelon. Stage Technicians Mr. Sosinski. M. Teris, A. Suppes. W. Sutherland. J. Rosenberg, T. Galloway. D. Good. C. Martin. J. Furlong. 60 Rifle Club Row 1: Mr. Burket. M. Teris. D. Fregly. D. Carnell. K. Mishler. J. Voltz, C. Byrne. C. Price. C. Henry. P. Wise. Row 2: S. Carneil. H. Carnell. M. Stumpo. B. Horn, A. Suppes. J. Ambrosini, R. Green. D. Kohan. Row 3: B. Groves. S. Mardis. K. Cisek. D. Romanow, R. Davies. L. Moyer. S. Romanow. S. Brownlee. Row' 4: D. Good. J. Moyer. R. Holbay. R. Rose. R. Smith. N. Figge, S. Geisel. L. Cisek. D. Eash. 61 Row 1: L. Bastaja. A. Verma, B. Patterson, P. Mitchell. K. Heffner. T. Minium. C. Lehman. K. Duray. Row 2: Mr. Moore. C. Neptune. M.B. Hahn. D. Audi. L. Royce. A. Yerger. |. Voltz, J. Kirby. Row 3: D. Wiegman. S. Kranich. T. Hunter. M. Workosky. S. Luke. J. Freiben. K. Peterson. M. Penrod. Row 4: S. Gilmore. J. Clock. S. Trevenen. J. Gleason. K. Peterson. S. Workosky. L. Harrington. 62 63 JOURNALISM 64 65 Row 1: M. Azar. T. Rodgers. M. Schaefer. L. Harpster, A. Rogers. Row 2: A. Donofrio. G. Galloway. G. Shorto, D. Sigg. G. Rabinowitz, T. Sherer. Row 3: S. Gilmore, M. Kahl. C. Neptune. J. Bailey. Row 4: C. Joy. S. Rea. C. Borodach, S. Wyland. T. Galloway. K. Merritts, K. Peterson. S. Niel. B. Capp. The Great Big Doorstep Pa Crochet tries to shake some sense into his son Arthur. Topal brings Uncle Dewey up to date on the latest family gossip. Cast Ma Crochet is offended by Mrs. Dupre's cutting remarks about her husband. Director: Rodney Clawson Ma Crochet: Meg Schaefer Pa Crochet: Mark Royce Topal Crochet: Roxanne Gould Evvie Crochet: Marjorie Penrod Arthur Crochet: joel Rosenberg Fleece Crochet: Joan Samuels Elna Crochet: Tammy Rodgers Mr. Tobin: Mairon Ritter Mr. Tayo: Leroy Moran Mrs. Dupre: Joyce Wassum Dewey Crochet: Bob Katzenstein The Florist: Janine Cunningham Prop man: Ron Kohler Stage lighting: Beth Buser, Todd Galloway and Bill Huston Evvie is unimpressed by the fast talking Mr. Tayo. Ma Crochet pleads with the florist to leave her alone. “Come Sing About Love” and Godspell did! 68 ... and one will be chosen.’ “The Righteous shall have eternal life. Thou shall not tempt ... 69 Row 1: P. Bums. Row 2: B. Bassel, L. Bunn. S. Bartle, C. Bcvin. J. Bailey. C. Byrne. C. Asfar. Row 3: B. Azar. K. Campbell. Mr. Wardrop. T. Camut. B. Capp. H. Benshoff. 72 Homeroom 120 Then there is our homeroom, 120, with Mr. Wardrop wearing his purple crushed velvet pants trying to get the inattentive students’ attention. But the only responses he receives are a few ahs, and snores from someone that was sleeping in the rear of the room. After five minutes of constant trying, he reaches a few of the students and a majority of them begin to listen just seconds before the bell for first period rings. At this time Mr. Wardrop slightly bewildered, wonders if any one was listening. Everyone starts returning their schedules to him which he had just explained were to be returned tomorrow. Our class, being of so many different types, makes it easy for Mr. Wardrop to relate with the students. Ted Camut Row 1: D. Boylan, L. Bastaja. Row 2: D. Ceh. S. Brownlee, M. Chabon. Row 3: W. Balicki. E. Carnell. W. Barnhart. Row 4: F. Calderon, J. Butler. B. Berney. T. Budash. 73 Homeroom 119 Homeroom 119 contains a variety of people, all of the students from “A to “E”. We are the usual homeroom, never buying anything or contributing to school spirit in any way. I must admit we are the dullest of the Sophomore homerooms. Except for an occasional groan when A.M. Westy” comes on, one could almost hear a pin drop. Mr. Sherlock has no trouble keeping us under control, but he still is working on improving our assembly procedure. We aren’t hopeless though, we did manage to get Mr. Sherlock to buy a lollipop for Valentine’s Day. Kathy Davis 74 Kneeling: M. Cunningham. Row 2: M. Coco, J. Duncan. Row 3: D. Cramer, G. Fattman. B. Fornwalt, B. Estadt, J. Craft, K. Davis. R. Davies, J. Cohn, Mr. Sherlock. Seated: R. Dezelon. Standing: S. Donley. S. Folsom. D. Dewar. K. Cisek. N. Figge. G. Christman. D. Eash, D. Fregley, D. Cornell. K. Duray. 75 Homeroom 118 What was that again? Row 1: K. Harnett. S. Harper. N. Gearhart. L. Galliker. K. Heffner. Mrs. Porter. Row 2: D. Green. J. Hall. C. Henry. D. Herdman. D. Gilles. 76 • e V ;Por Dios! C Qu6 es esto? I have to lose six pounds by when? Row 1: G. Gvozden. M. Green. S. Gillin. Row 2: D. Good. J. Furlong. B. Groves. Row 3: B. Goldblatt. J. Heckert. A. Ghantous. B. Horn. J. Goettlicher. 77 Homeroom 111 Homeroom 111 starts out at a very slow pace. At eight o’clock or a few minutes after, some people walk into the room to study. The majority of the class runs into the room at exactly eight and a half minutes after eight. The attendance is taken and Bill Kavar throws a few remarks at Laurel Koontz, who in turn has a few replies of her own. Tom Krizner turns around in his seat and sings to Lauren Lantos, while she desperately tries to study. Michele Kopers takes her daily walk to Sue Merritts’ desk, only to find Tom Lynch and Jeff Lloyd are already talking to her. While all this is going on, “Spunk” Mardis and Joe Kittka add to the noise by yelling across the room to each other. This cycle goes on from day to day. Beth Koop Seated: Mr. Good. Row 1: B. Kolesar. L Kohler, J. Kaites, C. McLoota. Row 2: L. Maser, S. Mardis. M. Litterine, T. Krizner. B. Kavar, M. Kopera. 78 Row 1: B. Lehman, J. Lloyd, B. Livingston. Row 2: D. Johnson, S. Krieger, K. Miller, K. Hughes, T. Lynch. Row 3: L. Lantos, C. Limb. L. Koontz, B. Koop. I should have done this last night! 79 Row 1. C. Price. M. Partsch. T. Morder. Row 2. J. Reesman. J. Negrey. B. Neuhoff. F. Mulkey. P. Mitchell. Row 3. R. Napolitan. R. Moore. J. Prothero. 80 Homeroom 109 Goooood morning Mr. Clawson. I’ve got it all! 81 Homeroom 108 At 8:00. Homeroom 108 still stands empty. Several people have entered, only to deposit their books on their desks and return to the jungle outside. A few studious (or extremely bored) kids may walk in before the bell rings, most wanting to get in a few good minutes of cramming. At 8:09.59, when the majority of Homeroom 108 is still positioned as close as possible to the door without being legally in the room, Miss Kolar signals, In your seats”, and begins to take roll. Thus begins the rush hour. Twenty clawing bodies attempt to pass through the doorway simultaneously in order to get to their seats before being marked absent. Those walking in after 8:10 must add their autograph to Miss Kolar’s collection. At 8:13, A.M. Westy begins, but we usually must be reminded that we should be listening, not talking. Linda Rovder No news quiz today? 82 Row 1: Miss Kolar. J. Rosenberg, A. Shahade, T. Simpson. D. Sigg. Row 2: R. Rosian. S. Stouffer. B. Salem. L. Royce. B. Stutzman. Row 3: L. Rovder, R. Salem. S. Sepety. S. Romanow. S. Stept. Row 4: B. Smeal, D. Sroka. S. Shorto. P. Smith. 83 Homeroom 107 Homeroom 107 gives new meaning to the phrase It takes all kinds.”. George Zdravecky and Dave Trevenen spend most of their time sitting on the heater watching the antics of our troup6. Mary Workosky rapidly fires questions to the most recent upcoming test to (or rather at) anyone within a ten foot radius of her seat. At 8:09 some very interesting characters can be observed. Jay Whelan, David Woodnorth, and Larry Wesner briskly enter glancing nervously around to make sure they made it to the correct room. Some garbled words are exchanged between Woody and Joe Warren. At 8:10 Mr. Mostoller enters with a greeting of, “Larry, you have a pass for me?” Mr. Mostoller explains to Larry the system of absentee readmission. When that is finished the three pounds of library slips are distributed, each with its own, “I wish you people would remember your books.” remark from Mr. Mostoller. Then we salute the flag with the usual interruption of A.M. Westy. The bell rings and we all dart for the door. Scott Wyland 84 Row 1: S. Thompson, M. Teris, M. Zelinski. P. Widmann. T. Torchia. P. Wise, T. Young, M. Workosky. Mr. Mostoller. Row 1: W. Sutherland. L Wesner. D. Tschachler. D. Trevenen Row 2: G. Zdravecky. D. Yerger. J. Warren. Row 3: T. Suppes. S. Wyland. Row 4: K. Tanase. 85 Homeroom 201 Homeroom 201 can simply be described as your average intellectual homeroom. We say this with pride. 201 has maintained the scholastic honor award from the beginning of our soph- omore year and we’re still going strong. A typical day begins 3 or 4 seconds before the 8:10 bell, when the majority of the students push through the door and shuffle to their assigned seats. If you look around the room, you will see the same routine of Jason, Mick, and Jeff sitting on the radiator. And the “Old Ones huddled in the middle of the room. At approximately 8:20 the bell rings for the first period class. The kids scurry out of the room, the same way they came in except for the unexcited expressions on their faces. Crystal Camut Tony Camut Dawn Audi 1 thought you said it was water! Row 1: D. Boratko. Row 2: D. Audi. B. Beley. Row 3: D. Burns, S. Buncich. L Black. Row 4: B. Caldon, W. Churchey, B. Dunn, J. Ambrosini, |. Cwik. 86 Row 1: K. Capp, Mr. Puhala. LA. Claycomh. Row 2: G. Brosius. C. Camut, S. Camel!. T. Bogovich. Row 3: N. Chabon. M. Burnheimer. T. Camut. D. Brown. My circus catch didn't impress him! 87 Homeroom 204 How about Homeroom. Lunch. Dismissal? 88 Row 1: J. Glass. Mrs. Weigle. G. Galloway. Row 2: B. Gonda. G. Heider. T. Froehlich. T. Fetterman. Row 3: ]. Frieben. ]. Clock. G. Horner. Row 4: ). Gleason. J. Evans. Row 5: B. Frick. C. Gardner. R. Holbay. 89 Homeroom 206 Miss Chuba’s Homeroom 206 consists of the juniors from letters H through M. We have our selection of cheerleaders, color guard, athletes, scholars, an AM Westy “dj , and various club members. Just your ordinary homeroom — right? Wrong! We are the best junior homeroom!! Walking into our room before 8:09V would find Cheryl and Jody diligently studying. Well — we know that they're really talking about last night’s activities. (But don't tell that to anyone)!! As it nears 8:10, most of us run in, wondering if we'll have to sign. Those times when the bell was early really caused some hassles. There are always the numerous signouts on the board. Everyone seems to be busy; whether talking or sleeping, we really don’t know. As the joyous sounds of AM Westy attempt to brighten our day, we move around to our “chosen seats . Miss Chuba’s Thought for the Day usually gives a few of us the one smile that will appear on our faces for that day! When the bell rings to go to first period, Home- room 206 wearily arises to begin another exciting day at Westmont! Molly Kahl Row 1: S. Kranich. K. Kerr, D. Martz. L. Mitchell, A. McGreehan, |. Krciger. Row 2: T. Jones. G. Kautz. C. Miller. M. Molchany. |. McCaffrey, Miss Chuba. 90 Row 1: K. Kime. B. Larison, D. Kautz. Row 2: B. Mintzer. T. Minium. Row 3: J. Hunt. M. McQuillan. T. Hunter. C. Lehman. Row 4: K. Merritts. M. Kahl. 91 Homeroom 208 It's just about that time when everybody in Homeroom 208 scrambles to their desk. A few don’t make it and try to give Mr. Clawson all types of excuses to get out of being late. Our homeroom is filled with many different types of personalities, which really keeps things interesting. One can hear the latest on parties and new romances. By now some others have straggled in late and A.M. Westy is on in the background. As the bell rings for another day, we have learned new and interesting things about each other. Cathy Perry Row 1: L. Pudliner, J. Paone. Row 2: S. Moran, |. Prescott. Row 3: ). Patrick, Mr. Clawson, T. Rogers. Row 4: L. Pristow. D. Robb. Row 5: G. Polke, M. Price. Homeroom 106 The test is first period. Say Cheese! A typical Monday. 94 f i Row 1: M. Seth. J. Steeg, A. Verma, Mrs. Meredith. Row 2: D. Wiegman, L. Virostek. L. Zoppa. Row 3: M. Rudel. L. Rose. Row 4: J. Weaver. Row 1: J. Yoder. Row 2: C. Straitiff. B. Wheeler. B. Wagner. S. Yates. Row 3: W. Walko. D. Stumpo. Row- 4: G. Wagner. B. Swanson. |. Voltz. 95 Science Sure, we're excited about DNA. I drank green beer and guess what?? We really must stop meeting like this! 102 I’ll get fired if Mr. Mannion knows we’re not having class! Language A cartridge in a bare tree. Try Selsun Blue. 103 Sew what?! No tasting before it’s done. Tim! What else does the recipe call for? 106 Art Do I have to fill all the white space? 107 Band 4 y I refuse to sing. Another one of Burket’s Raiders. I hope my shorts are on straight! Ill When we yell, we yell like ... Sitting: S. Fine, B. Wagner. B. Larison, L. Virostek. M. McQuillan. Standing: Mrs. Roberts. R. Grech. S. Horvath. J. Hunt. C. Miller. M. Kahl. CHEERLEADERS Whoops! Golfers Extend String Row 1; E. Benshoff, E. Weber, R. Rose, D. Yerger, D. Wiegman, Mr. Hunter. Row 2: R. Moore, J. Patrick. M. Price. P. Mitchell. J. Goettlicher. 116 State Qualifiers: T. Thiele and E. Benshoff Westmont’s 1978-1979 golf team had another great season. This year's squad, containing three returning lettermen and five seniors, eased to a 10-0 perfect winning record. The team had two qualifiers in the District Six playoffs. They were Todd Thiele, who took first place and qualified for State Playoffs at Hershey, and Ericha Benshoff who took second place and qualified for the State Tournament at Carlisle. The team also captured third place at the Wheeling Tournament. Team Record West. Opp. Johnstown 16 3 United 18% % Johnstown 19 0 Richland 15 4 Ligonier 16 3 Richland 18 1 McCort 18 1 United 19 0 Ligonier 16 3 McCort 16% 2% 117 The Junior Varsity Football team, under the guidance of coach Phil DeMarco, finished the 1978-1979 season with a record of 3-4. The squad began the season losing to Windber, 15-6. The second and third games were also disappointments as Westy dropped two in a row, losing to North Star 19-6, and to Somerset, 24-0. J.V. then went on to soundly defeat Forest Hills 36-6. The Hilltop J.V. was again defeated as a visiting Indiana squad downed Westy 15-6, despite a vigorous Hilltopper effort. Next, Conemaugh Valley forfeited to Westmont, due to a shortage of players because of injuries. In the final game of the season, Westmont’s J.V. was again victorious, defeating arch rival Richland, 14-8. “Hey Mom, I got it! 118 Reach for the stars! “Preps” in Action. Varsity West. Opp. Penn Cambria 0 14 Richland 21 0 Ligonier 21 7 Forest Hills 13 27 Conemaugh Twp. 12 14 Central Cambria 13 8 Windber 8 30 Somerset 0 27 Bedford 0 46 Junior Varsity West. Opp Windber 6 15 North Star 6 19 Somerset 0 24 Forest Hills 36 6 Indiana 6 15 Richland 14 8 Row 1: D. Caputo, mgr, M. Pizzillo. J. Darr, G. Zdravecky, G. Heider, K. Campbell, A. Camut, N. Chabon, E. McLoota, M. Chabon, D. Cramer. Row 2: B. Groves, K. Hughes. W. Livingston, J. Prescott, M. Litterine. M. Burnheimer. M. Molchany, W. Bernie. K. Miller. W. Balicki, K. Campbell. Row 3: A. McQuillan, W. Carney, S. Mardis, L. Croceo. D. Papinchak, L, Moran. S. Walko, T. Krizner. T. Jones. D. Falcone. M. Stumpo. Row 4: M. Royce, W. Frick, T. Budash, C. Joy. T. Wilson, J. Kittka, W. Moody, J. Heckert. D. Reitz, K. Zipf, B. Kline, F. Mulkey. 119 The 1978-1979 Westmont Hilltop Football team came away with a 3-6 record. This was disappointing to both the players and coaches because in pre-season many thought that Westmont was the team to beat. The team and coaches worked hard throughout the season. The players came away with many valuable experiences from playing high school football. Even though the season was frustrating, the players showed great skill and effort. They should be proud to have played football for Westmont. There were many underclassmen on this year's team. They are the future hopes of bringing a championship team back to Westmont. Papinchak and his personal bodyguard. 120 IZl ■pjiM sunj ..X ie vv ;nq ‘pjpq pQii} Agqj Girls Net Season Record of Sixteen-Love With 10 returning lettermen, the 1978-1979 Westmont Hilltop High School Girls’ Tennis team ended another fantastic season. They improved last year’s record of 7-1 to an undefeated season. The 14-0 record gave Westmont their second Southern Six Tennis League Championship in two years, under the coaching of Colleen Moors. Under the leadership of Miss Moors and team captains Patricia Suppes and Ann Yerger, the team achieved three shutouts, one against Central Cambria and two against Forest Hills. There were also three close decisions of 4-3 versus Johnstown, Indiana and Hollidaysburg. Two team members, Jeanne Duncan and Susan Joy, placed third in Districts in doubles competition, and then represented Westmont at State Competition at Shippensburg. Upper right: State Qualifiers: Jeanne Duncan and Susan Joy Lower right: Fore?!? 122 You're kidding! Lesson 1: Eyes on ball; tongue in mouth. 123 Front Row: L. Bastaja. J. Duncan, L. Bunn. A. Yerger, P. Suppes. S. Bartle. j. Gleason. S. Joy. M. Penrod. Back Row: Miss Moors. C. Bevin. L. Chidester. T. Wolford. K. Davis. S. Cook. L. Zoppa, S. Gearhart. K. Kullick. Young Hopes For Future ► Team Managers: Tracey Wolford and Kerrie Kullick Bottom Row: T. Tredennick, T. Rodgers. Miss Leibfried. K. Peterson. B. Salem. Middle Row: A. Shahade, K. Peterson. S. Donely. L. Moyer. L. Lantos. Top Row: C. Motter. B. Gonda. L. Salem. 124 The 1978-1979 Girl’s Basketball Team ended with a fair record of 6 and 10. The team looked promising in the beginning of the season with five seniors, five juniors and eleven sophomores. The team lost a returning senior, Tracy Tredennick, due to a knee injury early in the season. Sophomores Lauren Lantos, Sue Donely, Barb Salem, and Anna Shahade helped fill in the ranks. The team tried to stop any fast break and out press any opponent. The seniors, Kim Peterson and Carol Motter, supplied the height for the team, as juniors Linda Moyer and Karen Peterson subbed frequently to provide power and confidence for the game plan. Varsity West. Opp. Indiana 24 84 North Star 40 38 McCort 36 77 Richland 43 78 Johnstown 27 32 Windber 36 69 Ligonier 64 54 Indiana 28 105 Vo Tech 37 29 North Star 53 51 McCort 38 68 Richland 44 81 Johnstown 72 38 125 J.V. Girls Better Varsity by Three When 1979 Girls' Baksetball season started, Junior Varsity Coach Janice Blue found herself with two juniors and ten sophomores. But this young group of girls proved they had more than sheer enthusiasm; they had experience from their Junior High basketball seasons. Thus the Junior Varsity enjoyed a very nice season of 9-5, and four of the losses were within four points. Next years Varsity and Junior Varsity teams will definitely profit from these girls. Indiana North Star McCort Richland Johnstown Windber Ligonier Indiana Vo-Tech North Star McCort Richland Johnstown Ligonier Vo-Tech Windber From 1. to r. Miss Blue, T. Rodgers. A. Shahade, S. Donley, S. Folsom, W. Walko. K. Cisek. L. Moyer. J. Prothero. L. Maser. K. Tanase, L. Lantos, M. Zelenski, B. Salem. L. Kohler. 126 Sophs Dominate J.V. Squad From 1. to r. D. Yerger, F. Mulkey, B. Berney, L. Wesner. P. Smith. D. Tschachler, M. Cunningham. B. Caldron. J. Patrick. B. Swanson, G. Zdravecky The Boys’ Junior Varsity Basketball team, coached by Dennis Colbert, finished the season with a 9-15 record. The team was made up of five juniors and ten sophomores. The boys worked hard and gained valuable experience and are looking forward to the season next year. Some will be playing Varsity, and the others will be back to contribute to the Junior Varsity team. West Opp Homer Center 44 35 Vo-Tech 55 51 Conemaugh Valley 45 42 Forest Hills 34 47 Windber 34 71 Ferndale 34 59 Forest Hills 57 50 Ligonier 49 50 Penn Cambria 39 48 Portage 55 42 Indiana 32 78 Central Cambria 41 36 Richland 39 54 Cambria Heights 58 51 Somerset 49 60 Central Cambria 30 33 Vo-Tech 46 51 Windber 47 87 Richland 43 47 Somerset 40 48 Cambria Heights 50 39 Indiana 38 78 Conemaugh Valley 56 61 Ligonier 36 33 127 128 Scores West Opp McCort 46 61 Richland Ligonier 44 41 Cambria Hts. Homer Center 46 45 Somerset Vo-Tech 39 41 Central Cambria Conemaugh Valley 52 55 Vo-Tech Forest Hills 56 73 Windber Windber 47 64 Richland Ferndale 40 55 Somerset Forest Hills 54 75 Indiana Ligonier 62 47 Cambria Hts. Penn Cambria 51 53 Conemaugh Valley Portage 58 36 Ligonier Indiana 68 87 Bald Eagle Central Cambria 41 40 Mt. Union The 1978-79 edition of the Westmont Basketball team faired well. The 11-17 record is deceiving because of the many tough opponents. There were many high points of this year's team. The 11 wins were the most wins in six years. The victory over Bald Eagle was the first playoff win in seven West Opp years. Finally the Hilltoppers 52 60 finished fourth in the Tri-County 54 49 league after spending many years in 52 45 the cellar. 40 41 The team was made up of a 53 52 combination of juniors and seniors. 53 70 The team also had a balance of 36 47 scoring, rebounding, and defense. 68 36 The players handled themselves 59 68 well in critical situations as well as 44 32 when comfortably ahead. 46 48 Congratulations and thanks should 53 61 go to Coach Balogh and the players 52 50 for the good season and for each 40 52 individual’s effort. From left to right: S. Harnett, B. Carney. M. Molchany, S. Prothero, E. Weber, Mr. Balogh. J. Standing: G. Christman. W. Barnhart Smith, C. Joy, M. Rohal, G. Horner, J. Cwik. Kneeling: C. Limb, S. Krieger 129 Wrestlers Break Even Westmont wrestlers had a fairly good season this year, finishing with a 7-7 season. Among the twelve varsity wrestlers who wrestled at Sectionals, four went to District Six playoffs at Tyrone. They were 98 pounder Don Morder, 145 pounder Lamont Crocco, 155 pounder Ken Zipf and heavyweight Scott Walko. At Conemaugh Township's Christmas Tourney Don Morder, Phil Gvozden and Scott Walko all captured firsts. Ron Clark, Ken Zipf and George Novak took seconds. Westmont took home the first place trophy. There is more to wrestling than meets the eye. These young men went through 4VS months of long, hard training. Their practices consisted of calisthen- ics, wrestling drills, weightlifting, running and free wrestling. The tough workouts paid off for a good season. 130 Wrestling Varsity West. Opp Vo-Tech 24 23 Ligonier 27 36 Conemaugh Township 34 27 Central Cambria 23 26 Ferndale 57 12 Forest Hills 38 18 Chestnut Ridge 16 33 Waynesboro 30 29 Bedford 24 39 Punxsutawney 21 30 Somerset 21 36 Blairsville 21 33 Indiana 27 24 Northern Bedford 29 26 Is this right. Coach?' “Take your best shot. Grapplers Practice 132 4f Take it easy. Don. Morder on push-ups Row 1: D. Romanow. P. Gvozden. R. Clark. C. McLoota. C. Henry. D. Morder. Row 2: T. Lynch. G. Novak. K. Zipf. L. Croceo. J. Darr. M. Chabon. Mr. Lantz. Row 3: R. Dezelon. D. Sigg. D. Brown. T. Camut. Row 4: S. Hammond. T. Budash. C. Price. 133 Volleyball “Sets” 10-4, 12-2 Record With only three starting seniors, Coach Doris Leibfreid had to go to the underclassmen to fill in vacancies on the 1979 Westmont Girls Varsity Volleyball Team. But the juniors and the sophomores showed much potential. This was proven at the Second Annual Greater Johnstown Invitational Girls Volleyball Tourney. There Westmont came in third place and Senior Carol Motter was named a member of the All-Tourney Team. The season began on a bad note versus Indiana which went to overtime. They were not to lose again until eight games later. But over-confidence took the young squad with the team losing three of the last four games. Fortunately their still excellent record of 10-4 qualified them for District Six Play-offs at Bishop Guilfoyle. The team, seeded fourth, lost early in the competition. 134 Row 1: C. Motter. K. Hockensmith. S. Romanow, S. Donley. B. Salem. Row 2: L. Kohler. Miss Leibfreid. Row 3: K. Cisek, L. Moyer, S. Cook. T. Morder. Row 4: B. Wheeler, L. Lantos. Row 5: M. Kahl. Row 6: K. Peterson. C. Straitiff. Scores Westmont First Indiana 16-14, 6-15.15-17 Windber 15-7. 15-10 Johnstown 15-1, 15-8 Vo Tech 15-4, 15-6 North Star 17-15, 15-12 McCort 15-5, 15-2 Indiana 15-8, 15-6 Windber 15-9. 15-7 Johnstown 15-1, 15-3 Vo Tech 15-13, 15-10 Richland 5-15, 12-15 North Star 5-15, 11-15 Richland 3-15, 4-15 McCort 15-13, 15-8 Junior Varsity Indiana 15-12, 15-4 Windber 15-13, 15-7 Johnstown 15-4, 15-2 Vo Tech 12-15, 15-0, 15-12 North Star 9-15, 15-10, 3-15 McCort 7-15, 15-14, 15-11 Indiana 15-6, 15-6 Windber 15-7, 15-10 Johnstown 13-15, 15-5, 15-1 Vo Tech 16-14. 15-7 Richland 15-9, 15-4 North Star 9-15, 15-13, 9-15 Richland 11-15, 15-5, 15-13 McCort 15-7, 15-1 135 This year’s Boys’ Track Team had the privilege of holding the first home track meet in twenty years. With this home field advantage, Westy won two meets, the first victories in three years. The boys also did well at the Mountain Conference Relays, as they placed seventh out of thirteen teams. Two school records were broken. Todd Wilson broke Paul Ott’s long jump record with a 20 foot — inch mark, and the 440 relay team of Kautz, Joy, Cunningham and Papinchak set a new track record of 46.78 seconds. Coach Stramanak had nine of his winners go to districts at Altoona; They were: Marcus Cunningham, Greg Horner, Chris Joy, Greg Kautz, Dan Papinchak, Mairon Ritter, Dave Roth, Steve Stept, and Todd Wilson. Johnstown 106 Laurel Valley 75 Windber 58 McCort 23 Westmont 23 Westmont 86 McCort 60 Laurel Valley 116 Westmont 32 Vo-Tech 106 Westmont 44 Westmont 104 Con. Valley 37 Johnstown 129 Westmont 21 Windber 103W Westmont 41V4 Forest Hills 91 Westmont 50 136 Row 1: Mr. Stramanak. S. Trevcncn. T. Wilson. S. Stept, D. Roth. J. Ridclla. C. Joy. D. Papinchak. T. Larison, J. Weir. Mr. Lantz. Row 2: G. Geisel. J. Ambrosini. J. Paonc. D. Stumpo. G. Kautz. G. Horner. B. Swanson. R. Ritter. Row 3: D. Trevencn, D. Johnson. A. Suppes. B. Berney. B. Lehman. J. Kaites. S. Stept. Row 4: G. Wyland. E. Grimes. S. Goggin. M. Griffith. D. Long. M. Wetzel. T. Papinchak. B. Paratore. Row 5: D. Gordon, P. Ritchey. C. Copper. M. Kelley. K. Nash. D. Flynn. M. Miller. J. Riley. 137 Westy’s Girls Sprint Their Second Season Row 1: B. Lari son, D. Audi. L Zoppa, G. Shorto. B. Patterson. J. Yoder, C. Perry, L. Pudliner. Row 2: Mrs. Workosky. T. Minium. B. Mintzer. P. Burns. D. Dewar, L. Royce. W. Walko. A. Bevin, C. Gatehouse. T. Verrone. Row 3: M. McQuillan. J. Gleason, D. Wiegman. J. Hall. C. Redded if fe, C. Reznak, D. Herdman, C. Limb. S. Harper. Row 4: K. Katzenstein, M. Green, K. Davis, M. Lynch. L. Blackburn. C. Cassanese, T. Majoris, B. Bassel, J. Glock. Row 5: T. Burns. M. Davison, A. Kohler, D. King, S. Brownlee. W. Hunter. M.R. Clock. K. Swanson, J. Bailey. 138 Forest Hills 62 McCort 42 Westmont 38 Marion Center 33 Vo-Tech 74 V4 Westmont 5f% Richland 85 V4 Westmont 46 Vi Penn Cambria 75 Westmont 57 Westmont 84 Northern Cambria 48 McCort 68 Westmont 55 Ferndale 44 McCort 71 Westmont 60 Johnstown 67 Westmont 65 The second season of the Westmont Girls’ Track Team was another success. The team had three victories, against Marion Center, Ferndale, and Northern Cambria. The girls competed in the Greater Johnstown Girls’ Invitational Track Meet. There, they captured sixth place out of ten teams. Yet, an interesting thing this year is the youngness of the team. Most of the squad's strength lay in the juniors and sophomores. Next year’s team should be even stronger. All the events had underclasswomen supporting them. Westmont had nine girls go to Districts in Altoona this year. They were: Laurie Blackburn, Missy Davison, Dorie Dewar, Jenny Glock, Becky Larison, Moni McQuillan, Teri Minium, Diane Wiegman, and Melanie Zelenski. Westmont Hilltop’s Varsity Baseball team left much to be desired. The team compiled a record of 1-9. This record, however, did not show the efforts of our guys. Many of the games were close and there were a few losses for which the umpires could be blamed! The team was led mostly by seniors, with juniors and sophomores aiding the cause. Let’s hope next year is better! Westmont Score First Vo-Tech 0-8 4-5 Johnstown 0-11 3-4 Ferndale 4-8 9-8 Conemaugh Valley 2-3 0-3 Windber 6-7 Laurel Valley 3-7 140 Baseball Strikes Out Row 1: D. Caputo, M. Partsch, B. Groves. G. Brosius. M. Molchany. J. Prescott. S. Mardis. Row 2: M. Litterine. S. Hartnett. M. Burnheimer. J. Cwik, J. Kittka, R. Falcone. F. Mulkey. Row 3: Mr. Moore. D. Schultz. J. Bird. L Moran, G. Novak. B. Frick. B. Kline. A. McQuillan. Mr. Puhala. 141 The 1979 Girl’s Softball team, with six returing seniors had another rough season this year. Their final record of 1-9 shows a season of frustration, mainly due to the lack of a home field. The team's only win was against Conemaugh Valley. Carol Motter was the starting pitcher. Errors are what plagued the team the most but next year a field should be ready for the girls to practice. Janice Blue and assistant coach Denise Roberts have hopes for next year as they have a large group of underclass returning and they will have a field they can truly call home. Scores West. Opp. Central Cambria 0 17 Vo-Tech 3 13 Penn Cambria 5 10 Johnstown 5 9 Laurel Valley 1 11 Conemaugh Valley 14 6 Penn Cambria 6 10 Vo-Tech 0 18 Laurel Valley 3 6 Central Cambria 0 10 Johnstown 2 20 Few Vets + Field Wet = 1-9 Row 1: D. Gilles. L. Chidester. L. Bunn. A. Paratore. L. Kohler. S. Merrilts, G. Gvozden, K. Kullick. B. Salem. Row 2: Mrs. Roberts. A. Shahade. L. Lantos. L. Maser. B. Gonda. C. Borodach. S. Moran, C. Motter. T. Wolford. S. Cook. Miss Blue. 142 Tennis Serves 15-0 Season This year's Boy’s Tennis team won the District VI championship with a record of 10 wins and 2 losses. The squad included eight seniors. They are T.). Pappas, Mark Kuperstock, David Gearhart, Chuck Clifton, Kavid Hacin, C.J. Merlo. Scott Prothero and Jeff Matas. These guys helped to bring the District VI championship to the Hilltop. Merlo and Matas went to Districts to play mixed doubles. Matas played with Sue Joy and Merlo played with Margie Penrod. Next years team will hold over six players from this year. They are Rick Ruhf, the only junior on this year’s team, Rich Dezelon, George Fattman, Scott Brownlee, Scott Wyland and Brian Smeal. 1st Row: T. Pappas, D. Gearhart, R. Dezelon. D. Hacin. S. Brownlee, R. Ruhf. 2nd Row: S. Wyland. C.J. Merlo. C. Clifton. M. Kuperstock. S. Prothero. J. Matas. G. Fattman. Mr. Campbell 144 ' V -i -v, 7i±±- ‘ Vo Tech Johnstown Forest Hills Hollidaysburg Johnstown Vo Tech Hollidaysburg McCort Forest Hills Indiana McCort Indiana West Opp 7 0 5 2 6 1 3 4 4 3 6 1 3 4 5 2 6 1 7 0 4 3 cancelled 145 Joanne Ankeny Ericha Benshoff Timothy Boylan Elizabeth Buser Theresa Babik Deborah Blackington Robert Brownlee Karl Campbell Thomas Barnhart Carole Borodach J. Ford Burns David Caputo William Carney Lawrence Cisek Ronald Clark Carol Ann Claycomb Charles Clifton Shari Cook Lamont Crocco Janine Cunningham Lynn Daley James Darr Donna Davis Janet Dias Aleene Donofrio Matthew Dorian Lynda Duppstadt 149 t—BWW � — ——————----------------------- Bryan Eplett Donald Falcone Ronald Falcone Gregory Ferg Sheryl Fine Frederick Flynn Mary Folke Beth Gallis Todd Galloway David Gearhart Leslie Geyer Robert Gilles Susan Gilmore Barbara Gonda Roxanne Gould Robin Grech Susan Green David Hacin Kathy Hockensmith James Green Susan Griffith Linda Harpster Barbara Holbay Ronald Green Phillip Gvozden Lisa Harrington Susan Horvath € 151 Debra Houck Robert Katzenstein Robert Kline Donna Kot William Huston Judith Kirby Deborah Kohan Kerrie Kullick Christopher Joy Jeffery Kittka Ronald Kohler Mark Kuperstock 152 f Thomas Larison J. Christopher Martin Dean McMullen Daniel Legath Jeffrey Matas Sheila McNamara Bruce Long Stephanie Luke Patrick McCormick Charles Merlo Howard Margolis Timothy McLoota Michele Metroka Michael Mauro Arthur McQuillan 153 Jacob Molchany David Moody Theodore Moore LeAnn Moran Leroy Moran Donald Morder Carol Motter James Moyer Mark Muenzer Carol Mulkey Christine Neptune Susan Niel George Novak Kelly O’Connor Cynthia Oswald 154 Cynthia Overton Fred Partsch Kimberly Peterson Michael Post Daniel Papinchak Elizabeth Patterson Mark Pizzillo Thomas Pringle Theodore Pappas Marjorie Penrod Marc Polon Scott Prothero 155 Gail Rabinowitz John Ridella Keri Roberts Richard Rose C. Mathew Rabkin Melanie Ringler Tammy Rodgers Joel Rosenberg Patricia Reavel Marion Ritter Andrea Rogers David Roth 156 The drum roll please ... Mark Royce Kathy Sewak Ray Smith Robert Ruitenberg Regina Shaffer Steven Stept Lisa Salem Tracy Sherer Kenneth Sterner Joan Samuels Gina Shorto Marie Stevenson Margaret Schaefer Jeffrey Smith Mark Stumpo 157 Mary Ann Town Anthony Trofino Amy Voltz Patricia Suppes Tracy Tredennick Rita Verma Lenore Voltz Deana Tomb Susan Trevenen Barbara Verrochi G. Scott Walko 158 Eric Waller Joyce Wassum Bartlett Wilson Tracey Wolford Joseph Ward Edward Weber Todd Wilson Dean Wolz Lynn Weissberg George Wise Susan Workosky Scott Wetzel Kevin Wisor Ann Yerger James Widmann Kimberli Witko Kenneth Zipf 159 Senior Directory ANKENY, JOANNE ELIZABETH BABIK, THERESA ANNE: Bic-Bab. Tres BARNHART, THOMAS JAMES: Drac Golf 10, 11, 12. BENSHOFF, ERICHA Biology Club 10; Stage Band 10; Marching Band 10, 11; Concert Band 10, 11 (Treas.); Chess Club 10, 11, 12; Jazz-Rock Ensembel 11; NHS 11, 12; Golf Team 12. BLACKINGTON, DEBORAH MARIE: Debbie Language Club 10, 12; NHS 11, 12; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 10, 11, 12, GAA 12; Chess Club 12. BORODACH. CAROLE LYNN: Clazy Softball 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 11, 12; Journalism 12. BOYLAN, TIMOTHY CHARLES: Zorro Cross Country 10; Wrestling 10, 11. BROWNLEE, ROBERT E. Reb Marching Band 10, 11, 12, Concert Band 10, 11, 12; Stage Band 10, 11, 12; Jazz-Rock Ensemble 11. BURNS, JAMES FORD: Sideburns Wrestling 10, 11. BUSER, ELIZABETH ANN: Beth Pep Club 10: Biology Club 10 (Treas.); Art Club 10, 11, (V.Pres.), 12 (Pres.); YEA 11, 12; Student Council 11, 12; Youth Advisory Board 11, 12; NHS 11, 12; NHS 11, 12; Stage Crew 11, 12; Class V. Pres. 12. CAMPBELL, KARL ROBERT Football 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Key Club 10, 11, 12; Student Council 11; NHS 11, 12. CAPUTO, DAVID: Dave, The Captain, Fuzz, Caputs Football Mgr. 10, 11, 12; Baseball 11, 12; Key Club 11, 12; AM Westy 11, 12. CARNEY, WILLIAM MICHAEL: Bill, Willy Lump Lump Class V. Pres. 10; Key Club 10, 11 (V. Pres.) 12; Student Council 10, 11 (V. Pres.), 12; NHS 11, 12; Class Pres. 12. CISEK, LAWRENCE JAMES: Lars Biology Club 10; Rifle Club 11, 12; NHS 12; Football Mgr. 12. CLARK, RON L. Wrestling 10, 11, 12. CLAYCOMB, CAROL ANN: Cac Majorette 10, 11 (Head), 12 (Head); Concert Band 10, 11, 12; Stage Band 10; Rifle Club 10; Biology Club 10; Jazz Band 11; YEA 11, 12; NHS 11, 12; Chorus 12; Forensics 12. CLIFTON, CHARLES EDWARD: Chuck Tennis Team 11, 12. COOK, SHARI LYNNE: Cookie Do Basketball 10, 11; Volleyball 10, 11, 12; Softball 10, 11, 12; FHA 12; Rifle Club 10. CROCCO, LAMONT R.: Lou Football 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 10, 11, 12. CUNNINGHAM, JANINE: Basil Biology Club 10; Pep Club 10. 11, 12: Intramurals 11; Sr. Class Play 12. DALEY, LYNN DARR. JAMES F.: Jim Football 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 10, 11, 12. DAVIS, DONNA ALMA DIAS, JANET LOUISE GAA 10. DONOFRIO, ALEENE RENE: Lee Language Club 10; Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Chorus 10, 11, 12; Journalism 12. DORIAN, MATTHEW CHARLES Baseball 12. DUPPSTADT, LYNDA ANN: Lyn Journalism 10; FHA 12. EPLETT, BRYAN CRAIG: BR Wrestling 11. 160 FALCONE, DON Football 10,11, 12. FALCONE, RONALD Baseball 11,12. FERG, GREG BRENT: Jenking Ski Club 12; Golf 12. FINE. SHERYL JANE Ski Club 10, 11, 12 (V.P.); Cheerleading 11, 12; Chorus 11, 12. FLYNN, FREDERICK JEROME: Fred Ski Club 10, 11, 12. FOCKE, MOLLY: Rocky FHA 11, 12; Girls’ Track 12. GALLIS, BETH ELLEN Art Club 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 10; Biology Club 10; Majorette 11, 12 (Head); Concert Band 10, 11, 12; Stage Band 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 11, 12; Forensics 12. GALLOWAY, TODD ADAM Stage Crew 10, 11, 12 (Mgr) Debate Club 10, 11, 12 (V.P.) Chorus 10, 12: Cross Country 10, 11; NHS 11, 12 (treas.); Key Club 11, 12; Yodler 12 (Sports Ed.) Phoenician 12; Audio Visual Director 10, 11,12. GEARHART, DAVID KENNETH: Dave Tennis Team 11, 12; Wrestling 12. GEISEL, SCOTT D. Rifle Club 12. GEYER. LESLIE MARIE Transfer 12. GILLES, ROBERT WILLIAM: Bob GILMORE, SUSAN JANE: Sue Chorus 11; Choir 12; YEA 11, 12; (Sec.-Treas.); Flag 12. Yearbook 12; Ski Club 12; NHS 12; G.O.G. 12 GONDA, BARBARA JANE: Gondaria, Barb Art Club 10, 11, 12; Rifle Club 10, 11: Basketball 10, 11, 12; Softball 10, 11, 12. GOULD, ROXANNE CATHERINE Pep Club 10, 11, 12 (pres.); Ski Club 10, 11; Forensics 10, 11; Basketball 10. GRECH, ROBIN FRANCES Cheerleading 10, 11 (co-capt), 12 (co-capt); Pep Club 10, 11, 12 (sec.); Forensics 10, 11, 12; (treas.- sec.); NHS 11, 12. GREEN, JAMES CLIFFORD: Jim Biology Club (pres.) 10; Student Council 10, 11, 12 (pres.); Key Club 10, 11, 12; Cross Country 11; Track 11; Art Club 10, 11; NHS 12; Choir 12; Ski Club 10. 11, 12. GREEN, RON W.: Bubbles Rifle Club 10, 11, 12. GREEN, SUSAN MARGRET: Sue Colorguard 10, 11, 12; Chorus 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Musical 10, 11, 12; Language Club 11, 12. GRIFFTH, SUSAN LYNN: Sue Band 10, 11, 12. HACIN, DAVID JANEZ: Dave Key Club 10, 11, 12: Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Biology Club 10; Tennis Team 10, 11, 12; Forensics 10, 11, 12 (pres.); Art Club 11, 12; Student Council 11, 12. HARPSTER, LINDA MARIE: Lindy Cheerleading 10, 11; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Yea 11; Intramurals 10, 11; Phoenician 11, 12. HARRINGTON, LISA MARIE Pep Club 10; Biology Club 10: Glee Club 10; Forensics 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 11, 12; YEA 11; 11; Colorguard Major 12; Mixed Chorus 11; Choir 12; Art Club 12. HOCKENSMITH, KATHY JO FHA 10. 11, 12; YEA 11; Chorus 10, 11, 12; County Chorus 11, 12; GAA 12. HOLBAY, BARBARA ANN: Barb FHA 11, 12. HORVATH, SUSAN ANN: Sue YEA 11, 12; Pep Club 10, 11; Chorus 10, 11; Student Council 10, 11, 12 (sec-treas.); Cheerleading 10, 11, 12; Jr. Class Play 11; Forensics 11; NHS 12. 161 HOUCK, DEBBIE ). Ski Club 12. HUSTON, WILLIAM JOSEPH: Bill Archery Club 10, 11, 12; NHS 11, 12; Rifle Club 10, 11, 12 (Pres.); A.V. Director 10, 11, 12; Journalism 10, 11, 12 (ed-in-chief); Rifle team 11, 12; Stage Crew 12; Football communications coordinator 12. JOY, CHRISTOPHER DAVID: Ceeb Football 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Track 10. 11, 12; Journalism 12; Football 10, 11, 12. KATZENSTE1N, ROBERT HAWS: Katz Football mgr. 10; Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Jr. and Sr. Class Plays. KIRBY, JUDITH KAY: Judy Pep Club 10, 11, 12, NHS 11, 12; YEA 11, 12, Glee Club 10; Choir 11, 12; Colorguard 11, 12; Intramurals 11, 12. KITTKA, JEFF JOHN: Dubes Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Football 10, 11, 12. KLINE, BOB H.: K in Football 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 10; Baseball 10, 11, 12. KOHAN, DEBORAH: Debbie KOHLER, RONALD E.: Ron Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Language Club 10. KOT, DONNA MARIE FHA 12. KULLICK, KERRIE Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Softball 10, 11, 12; Tennis Team 10, 11, 12; GAA 11, 12: NHS 12; Language Club 12. KUPERSTOCK, MARK HOWARD Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Forensics 10, 11; Tennis Team 10. 11, 12; Golf Team 10; A.M. Westy 11, 12. LARSON, THOMAS L. Ski Club 10, 12; Track 11; Tennis 10. LEGATH, DANIEL P.: Dan Golf Team 10, 11, 12. LONG, BRUCE SAMUEL Ski Club 10, 11, 12. LUKE, STEPHANIE LEE Colorguard 10, 11, 12 (capt. of flags); Student Council 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 10, 11; Intramurals 10, 11; YEA 11, 12; County Chorus 11, 12; District Regional Orchestra 11; NHS 12; Art Club 12; Sec. of Senior Class MARGOLIS, HOWARD JAY Marching Band 10, 11, 12; Stage Band 10; Jazz-Rock Ensemble 11; Scholastic Quiz 11, 12; Choir 11, 12. MARTIN, JOHN CHRISTOPHER Transfer 11; Choir 11, 12; Musical 11, 12; Stage Crew 12; NHS 12. MATAS, JEFF ALAN Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Rifle Club 10; Tennis Team 11, 12. MAURO. MICHAEL JOSEPH: Mike McMORMICK, PATRICK U.: Pat McLOOTA, TIMOTHY JACOB: Murr, Fatman . Student Council 10, 11, 12; Class Treas. 10, 11, 12; Football 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 10. 11. McMullen, dean alan McNAMARA, SHEILA ANN Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Track 11, 12. McQuillan, Arthur: Art Football 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12. MERLO, CHARLES JOSEPH: C.J. Chess Club 10, 11, 12; Tennis Team 10, 11, 12. METROKA, MICHELE C.: Chelle MINOT, BENJAMIN NATHANIEL: Ben MOLCHANY, JACOB EDWARD: Jack, Mad ack Football 10; Ski Club 10, 11, 12. MOODY, DAVID: Dave 162 MOORE, TED R. Rifle Club 10, 12. MORAN, LEANN KATHLEEN: AnnLe, LeAnnie Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Intramurals 10; Biology Club 10; Language Club 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 11, 12; NHS 12. MORAN, LEROY WILLIAM: Lee Football 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10. 11, 12; Ski Club 12; Sr. Class Play 1-2. MORDER, DON ).: Mori Wrestling 10, 11, 12. MOTTER, CAROL ANN; Fats Intramurals 10, 11, 12; GAA 11, 12 (V.P.), 10; Mixed Chorus 11; Choir 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12 (co-cap); Volleyball 10, 11, 12; Softball 10, 11, 12. MOYER, JAMES C. Rifle Club 10, 11, 12; Archery Club 10; Ski Club 10, 11, 12. MULKEY, CAROL ANN: Incredible Muik Ski Club 10; Choir 12; Gym Club 10; NEPTUNE, CHRISTINE A.: Chris Journalism 12; Ski Club 10, 11, 12; YEA 11, 12; Track 11, 12; Intramurals 10, 11; Colorguard 10, 11, 12 (captain of rifles) Art Club 11, 12. NIEL, SUSAN CLARISA: Sue GAA 11, 12; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 10. 11, 12; Yodler 10. 11, 12; Ski Club 12. O’CONNOR, KELLY ANN: Kelly O, Kel Glee Club 10; Mixed Chorus 11; Choir 12; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Volleyball 10; County Chorus 10, 11; Pep Club 10, 11; GAA 11, 12; (pres.); District Chorus 11; Colorguard 12. OSWALD, CYNTHIA L: Cyndy Art Club 10, 11, 12; Biology Club 10; FHA 12. PAPINCHAK, DANIEL: Frank Football 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 10, 11. PAPPAS, THEODROE JAMES: T.J. Rifle club 10; Tennis 10, 12. PARTSCH, FRED A. Rifle Club 12. PATTERSON, ELIZABETH LORA: Beth Transfer 11; Ski Club 11, 12: Track 11, 12; YEA 12. PENROD, MARJORIE ANNE: Mage Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 10, 11, 12; Majorette 10. 11, 12; Stage Band 11, 12; Jr. Class Play 11; Jazz Rock Ensemble 11, 12; A.M. Westy 11, 12: Sr. Class Play 12; Tennis 12, NHS 12. PETERSON, KIMBERLY ANN: Kim Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Chorus 10, 11, 12; Intramurals 10, 11; YEA 11, 12; G.O.G. 11, 12; GAA 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12; PIZZILLO, MARK ANTHONY: Pic Football 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11; Ski Club 11, 12; Intramurals 10, 11, 12. POLON, MARC: Kenery Tennis 12. POST, MICHAEL J.: Mike Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Forensics 10, 11, 12; Art Club 11, 12; Student Council 11. PRINGLE, THOMAS MASTERS: Tom Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Rifle Club 10, 11, 12; NHS 11, 12; Key Club 11, 12; Scholastic Quiz 11, 12. PROTHERO, SCOTT W. Football 10, 11; Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Rifle Club 11: Student Council 12; NHS 11, 12; Tennis 10, 11, 12; Medical Explorers 10; Key Club 11, 12; Basketball 12, RABINOWITZ, GAIL LEIGH Ski Club 10, 11; Intramurals 10; YEA 11; Phoenician 11,12 (bus. mgr.) RABKIN, MATHEW C.: Chip REAVEL, PATRICIA EILEEN; Patti Chorus 10: Choir 11, 12; Art Club 11, 12; Chess Club 10. 11; NHS 11, 12. (V.P.); YEA 11; Regional District Chorus 11; State Chorus 12; Intramurals 12. RIDELLA, JOHN DAVID: Deli Chess 10, 11, 12; Archery 10; Marching Band 10, 11, 12; Stage Band 11, 12; Track 11, 12; Forensics 12. 163 RINGLER, MELANIE BETH: Mell. Smell Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Choir 10, 11, 12; District Regional Chorus 11; State Chorus 12; All-Eastern Chorus 12. RITTER. MAIRON: Merv Track 10, 11, 12; Cross Country 11; Marching Band 10; Stage Band 10. 11, 12; Debate Club 11, 12 (pres.). ROBERTS, KER1 S. Band 11, 12; FHA 12; Ski Club 12; Track 12. RODGERS. TAMMY SUE: Tam, Sprout Forensics 10, 11, 12; Yearbook 10, 11, 12; (Ed.); Language Club 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 11, 12; Softball Manager 10, 11, 12; NHS 11, 12; Art Club 11, 12; Volleyball Scorekeeper 11, 12; Sr. Class Play 12; Girls' Basketball Scorekeeper 12. ROGERS, ANDREA A.: Derea Cheerleading 10, 11; Rifle Club 10, 11, 12; Soph. Class Sec. Chorus 10, 12; Phoenician 11, 12; Forensics 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 12; Musical 10, 12; Girls' Track 11. ROMANOW, DONALD: Chuck Archery Club 10, 11, 12; Rifle Club 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 10, 11, 12. ROSE. RICHARD DEE: Rick Golf 10, 11,12; Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Rifle Club 10, 11, 12; Chorus 10, 11; Choir 12: Rifle Team 11, 12. ROSENBERG, JOEL D.: Mole Chorus 10, 11; Choir 12; Stage Crew 12; Sr. Class Play 12. ROTH. DAVID C.: Dave, Doc Band 10, 11, 12; Key Club 11, 12; Stage Band 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11,12. ROYCE, MARK ALAN Football 10,11,12; Rifle Club 10,11; Ski Club 11, 12 (treas.); County Chorus 10; Jr. Class Play 11; Sr. Class Play 12; Student Council 12; Basketball (mgr.) 11; Musical 11. RUITENBERG, ROBERT VICTOR: Marty Radovonic SALEM, LISA MARIE Pep Club 10; Art Club 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 10, 11, 12; YEA 11; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Chorus 11; Choir 12. SAMUELS, JOAN LEE Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Forensics 11, 12; Glee Club 10; Art Club 12; Sr. Class Play 12; Journalism 12. SCHAEFER, MARGARET MARY: Meg Forensics 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 10, 11; Tennis 10, 11; Choir 12; Jr. Class Play 11; Sr. Class Play 12; Musical 12; Journalism 12. SEWAK, KATHY KAROL: Kath. Sewak Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Intramurals 11, 12; FHA 12; Wrestling Statistition 10, 11. SHAFFER, REGINA L.: Gina Health Careers 10; Marching Band 10, 11; Girls' Track 11; Work Program 12. SHERER, TRACY LYN: Trixie, Stacey Art Club 10, 11; Ski Club 10, 11; YEA 11; Journalism 12. SHORTO, GINA DOMINIQUE Student Council 10, 11, 12; NHS 11, 12; Art Club 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; YEA 11; Track 11, 12; Journalism 12; Forensics 11. SMITH, JEFFERY WILLIAM: Smitty Basketball 10, 11, 12. SMITH, RAY WARREN Biology Club 10: Rifle Club 11, 12; Ski club 10, 12. STEPT, STEVEN DAVID: Steve Marching Band 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 10, 11, 12; Stage Band 10. 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12. STERNER, KENNETH LEE: Ben Football 10; Archery Club 12. STEVENSON, MARIE BETH Transfer 12; Marching Band 12; Choir 12. STUMPO, MARK ANTHONY: Stump Football 10, 11, 12; Student Council 10, 11; Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10. 164 SUPPES, PATRICIA ANN: Isis Tennis 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 10; Glee Club 10, 11; Volleyball 11, 12; Track 11, 12; Rifle Club 10, 11, 12; Choir 12. TOMB, DENA LYNN Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Language Club 11, 12; Majorette 11, 12. TOWN, MARY ANN Concert Band 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 11, 12: Glee Club 11; Choir 12 TREDENNICK, TRACY Basketball 10, 11, 12; Softball 10, 11, 12; Volleyball 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 10, 11, 12. TREVENEN, SUSAN CAROL: Trevenenen Tennis 10, 11; Forensics 10; Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Cross Country (mgr.) 10; 11; YEA 11, 12; Language Club 12; Boys’ Track (mgr.) 11, 12. URBAN, CHRIS: Urbs VERMA, RITA Pep Club 10, 11; Forensics 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 11, 12; YEA 11, 12. VERROCHI, BARBARA MARIE: Barb Pep Club 10; Ski Club 11; Art Club 12. VOLTZ, AMY M.: Ski Club 10. 11, 12; YEA 11: Art Club 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 10; Forensics 11, 12; Rifle Club 10. VOLTZ, LENORE ANN Art Club 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 10, 11, 12: Pep Club 10: Rifle Club 10; YEA 11; Band 11; Halloween Windows 11, 12; Colorguard 12. WALKO, GEORGE SCOTT: Wa ky Football 10, 11. 12; Wrestling 10, 11, 12; Track 11. WALLAR, ERIC VAUGHN Ski Club 12. WARD, JOSEPH FRANCIS: Funk, Wagfe Football 10; Tennis 10; Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Track 11, 12. WASSUM, JOYCE KAY: Possum Marching Band 10, 11, 12; (officer); Stage Band 10, 11, 12; Art Club 10; Ski Club 10, 11; Volleyball 10; Softball 10; County Band 10, 11; Chorus 11; Choir 12; A.M. Westy 12. WEBER, ED: E. Chorus 10, 11, 12; Golf 10, 11, 12: Basketball 10. 11. 12; Tennis 10, 11; Student Council 12. WEISSBERG, LYNN CAROL Art Club 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 11, 12; Colorguard 10, 11; YEA 12; Chorus 12. WETZEL, SCOTT L.: Wagfe Transfer 11; Ski Club 11. 12. WIDMANN, JAMES A.: Woody Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Rifle Club 10, 11; Archery Club 10 WILSON, BART WILSON, TODD ALLAN ROSS: Butch Football 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12. WISE, GEORGE ALLEN WISOR, KEVIN JAY Archery Club 10, 11, 12: Track 11. WITKO, KIMBERLY LOUISE: Wits Health Careers 11: FHA 12. WOLFORD. TRACEY J. Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Intramurals 10, 11, 12; Language Club 10, 12; Softball 10, 11, 12; Volleyball (mgr) 10. 11, 12; Girls' Basketball (mgr.) 11, 12; Tennis 12; GAA 11, 12 (treas.); Football (mgr.) 12, NHS 12. WOLZ, DEAN ERIC: Wo z Biology Club 10; Key Club 11. 12; NHS 11, 12. WORKOSKY, SUSAN MARIE: Sue Cheerleading 10; Pep Club 10. 11, 12; YEA 11, 12; NHS 11, 12 (sec.); Glee Club 10; Mixed Chorus 11; Choir 12; Colorguard 11, 12; County Chorus 11; Girl’s State 11; GAA 11, 12. YERGER, ANN Ski Club 10, 11, 12; Tennis 10, 11, 12; Intramurals 11, 12; YEA 11, 12 (v.p.); NHS 11, 12 (pres.); Student Council 12; Girl’s State 11. ZIPF, KEN PAUL: The Champ Wrestling 10, 11, 12; Football 10, 11, 12; 165 Scholastic Awards Bill Huston: Benn Shadden and Most Valuable Staffer. Judy Kirby: Top Ten: Carol Ann Claycomb. Ann Yergcr. Scott Prothero. Beth Mcllwain Scholarship. John Ridella and Sue Gilmore: Scholastic Buser. Dave Hacin. Kathy Hockensmith. Patti Reavel. Ericha Quiz Scholarships. Chris Martin and Kathy Hockensmith: John P. Benshoff. Beth Gallis. Carol Motter. Saylor Scholarship, Tom Pringle: DAR Award. _ ______—. ■iAJg—«B——i—I——EngT’aSBF-’JLEJB Leann Moran: NHS Scholarship. Carol Motter and Kelly O'Connor: Catherine Hubbard Scholarship. Jeff Kittka: Key Club Scholarship. Chuck Clifton. Beth Gallis and Meg Schaefer National Merit Finalists. Lisa Harrington: Point Park Scholarship. 166 Faculty Service Award winners: Bill Huston: Beth Gallis, DAR Award: Todd Galloway, DAR Award. Reb Brownlee: Ken Null Award. Beth Gallis: John Phillip Sousa Award, Steve Stept: Louis Armstrong Award. Patti Reavel: Choral Award, Johnstown Music League and Rotary Foundation Awards. Amy Voltz and Gina Shorto: Art Associates Award, Scott Prothcro: West End Lions Award. Carol Ann Claycomb: West End Lions and Westminster Awards, Debbie Kohan: Delta Kappa Gamma Award. 167 Bill Carney: Individual Excellency. Skip Pristovv and Dave Coulson Awards. Carol Motter: Individual Excellency. Dr. Sewak and William Askey Awards. Scott Hammond: Most Improved Wrestler. Don Morder: Outstanding Wrestler. Scott Walko: Ken Null Award. Phil Gvozden: Jerry Griffith Award. 168 Athletic Awards Bob Kline: Elwood Ailes Award, Sue Joy: Adele Dovey Award, T.J. Pappas: Robert Gleason Award. Shari Cook: John F. Horty Award. I odd Wilson: Dr. Hartnett Award. Diane Wiegman: Robert Barrett Award. Todd Thiele: Dr. Hargreaves Award. Kerri Kullick: Athletic Director's Award. 169 173 I Ten years from now, will we be able to remember the happenings of 1978-79 at Westy? Will we smile slightly as we think back to the Senior Class Play, “The Great Big Doorstep, and the musical, “Godspell? And will we laugh as we recall the trip to Washington, D.C.? Will we remember that this was the year that McDonalds opened and became another “hang out” of ours? Will we still be boasting of America's Junior Miss, Susan Ann Horvath, and the fact that she was a classmate of ours? Will we be able to envision the slide show, and be able to remember how we felt at the time? What will our expression be when we recall the strange coincidence between the movie, “China Syndrome” and the frightening nuclear accident at Three Mile Island in Harrisburg? Are we going to be astonished when we remember the Gas Shortage and the cost of gas rising from 63c to 90c within the same month? Will we remember that this was the year of the “peace talks” with Carter, Sadat, and Begin? And will the Arabs and Israelis still be on friendly terms? Will we remember that Rhodesia's government finally went under Black Majority Rule and was renamed Zimbabwe? Will we be able to still feel that awful, cold winter and that wet, rainy spring? Will we be able to look upon our past actions with a critical eye, and will we still approve of the partying we did? But most of all, will we remember our own precious moments as well as the bad times that came along for the ride? And ten years from now, will we understand that the past is a part of growing up as we step into the world around us?! The 1979 Phoenician’s SEARCH was conceived and developed by: Editor and Photographer Tammy Rodgers Photographers Carole Borodach Scott Wyland Troy Galloway Typists Andrea Rogers Sue Gilmore Business Manager Gail Rabinowitz Art Design of Divider Pages Gwen Galloway Staff Todd Galloway Linda Harpster Christine Neptune Margaret Schaefer Gina Shorto Tracy Sherer Scott Rea Joan Samuels Advisor Mr. Earl J. Mostoller The staff also thanks Art II III students, Mr. Brougher, and a special thanks to Jenny dock — for designing the cover. The 1979 Phoenician staff gratefully acknowledges the help and guidance of Mr. C.T. Miller of Herff Jones Yearbooks and Mr. Mostoller. The staff also wishes to thank: Cover Studio's Mr. George Anthony The Administration Westmont Hilltop Board of Education and The Yodler Staff 176 Index ADMINISTRATION - 16 Ambrosini. Joseph 61. 86. 137 A.M. WESTY - 34 Ankeny. JoAnne — 148 Anthony. Mr. — 25 ART CLUB - 35 Asfar. Christine — 34. 72 Audi. Dawn - 41. 44. 48. 49. 50. 62. 86. 138 AWARDS. ATHLETIC - 168. 169 AWARDS. SCHOLASTIC - 166. 167 Azar. Mitchell — 65. 72 Babb. James Babik, Theresa — 148 Bailey, Jennifer — 49. 51. 65. 72. 138 Baker. Karen Balicki. William — 73. 119 Balogh. Mr. - 22. 129 Balzarano. Donald BAND - 38. 39. 40. 41 Barnhart. Thomas - 148 Barnhart. Wesley - 37. 73. 129 Bartle. Susan — 45. 72. 123 BASEBALL - 140. 141 BASKETBALL. BOYS - 127. 128. 129 BASKETBALL. GIRLS - 124. 125. 126 Bassel. Elizabeth — 45. 72. 138 Bastaja. Lori — 38. 62. 73, 123 Baumann. Richard Baywood. William Beley. Barbara - 44. 50. 51, 86 Benshoff. Ericha - 37. 50. 116. 117. 148 Benshoff, Harry - 36. 37. 38. 60. 72 Bemey. William - 34, 73, 127. 137 Bevin. Alicia - 51, 72. 123. 138 BIOLOGY CLUB - 36 Bird. Jeffrey — 141 Black. Charles — 44 Black. Leigh — 86 Blackington. Deborah — 37. 38. 48. 50. 51. 148 Bogovich. Theresa — 40, 44. 50. 87 Bolton. Mr. — 19 Boratko. Diane - 86 Borodach. Carole — 65. 142. 148 Boylan. Debra — 73 Boylan. Timothy — 148 Brosius. Gayle — 38. 45, 87. 141 Brougher. Mr. — 19. 35 Brown. David — 87. 133 Brownlee. Robert — 36. 38. 144. 148 Brownlee. Scott — 61. 73 Budash. Timothy - 37. 73. 119. 133 Buncich, Susan — 86 Bunn. Laura - 38. 45. 72. 124. 142 Burket. Mr. — 22. 61 Burnheimer. Mike — 87. 119, 141 Burns. Duree — 45. 47. 51. 54. 86 Burns, Ford — 148 Burns. Margaret — 35. 72. 138 Buser. Elizabeth - 35. 44. 50. 54. 148 BUSINESS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT - 20 Butler, Cynthia — 38 Butler. John — 73 Byrne. Colleen — 49. 61 Calderon. Francis — 73 Caldon, Brian — 86. 127 Campbell. Karl - 50. 52. 119. 148 Campbell. Kyle — 72. 119 Camut. Anthony - 45. 52. 54. 87. 119 Camut. Crystal — 45. 87 Camut. Theodore - 34. 45. 72, 133 Capp. Beth - 65. 72 Capp. Karen — 34. 44. 87 Caputo. David - 34. 52. 119. 141. 148 Camell, Harriet — 61. 73 Camel 1, Sharon — 61. 87 Carney. William - 44. 50. 52. 54. 119, 129, 149 Casale. Matthew Ceh. David - 36. 73 Chabon. Michael — 73, 133 Chabon. Nicholas — 50. 87. 119 CHEERLEADERS - 113 CHESS CLUB - 36 Chidester, Laurie — 45. 123, 142 CHORUS - 44. 45 Christman. Gregg — 75. 129 Chuba. Ms. — 47. 90 Churchey. Wendy — 86 Cisek. Kathleen - 35. 37. 45. 47. 61, 75. 126, 135 Cisek. Lawrence — 50. 61. 149 Clark. Ron - 33. 149 Clawson. Mr. R. — 21. 92 Clawson. Mr. W. — 25. 81 Claycomb. Carol Ann — 50 149 Claycomb. LuAnn — 40. 44. 50. 87 Claycomb. Mr. — 27 Clifton. Charles — 144. 149 CLOSING - 174. 175. 176 Coco. Marise — 38. 45, 75 Cohn. Jacob — 37. 45. 60. 75 Colbert. Kristine Conner. Cynthia — 38 Cook, Shari - 123. 135. 142. 149 Cornell. David — 61. 75 Craft, James — 75 Cramer. David — 75. 119 Crawford. Russell Criswell. Marian Crocco. Lamont — 119, 133. 149 Cunningham. Janine — 49. 149 Cunningham. Marcus — 36. 75. 127 Cwik. Jason - 50. 52. 54. 129, 141 Daley. Lynn — 149 Darr. James — 119. 133, 149 Davies. Ronald — 61. 75 Davis. Donna — 149 Davis. Kathy - 54. 75. 123. 138 DEBATE CLUB - 48 Dewar. Dorinda — 45. 49. 75. 138 Dezelon. Richard - 36. 37. 60. 75. 133. 144 Dias. Janet — 149 Donley, Susan — 75. 124. 126. 135 Donofrio, Aleene — 44. 49. 65. 149 Dorian. Matthew — 149 Dunn, Beth — 86 Duppstadt, Lynda — 149 Duncan. Jeanne — 75.122,123 Duray. Kathy - 38. 62. 75 Eash. Douglas — 37, 38. 61. 75 EDUCATION. BOARD OF - 17 ENGLISH DEPARTMENT - 21 Eplett. Brian — 150 Estadt. Dr. G. - 17 Estadt. Robert — 44. 75 Evans. James — 36. 45. 89 Falcone. Donald — 119, 150 Falcone. Ronald — 141, 150 Fattman. George — 37. 52. 75. 144 Feig. Gregory — 150 Fetterman. Tracy — 89 FHA - 46 Figge. Nicholas — 61. 75 FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT - 18. 19 Fine. Sheryl — 113, 150 Flynn. Frederick — 44. 52. 150 Focke, Molly — 46. 150 Folsom. Stacey — 35. 75. 126 FOOTBALL - 118. 119. 120. 121 FORENSICS CLUB - 47 Fornwalt. William — 75 Foster. Jeanne — 38. 51 Frick. William — 89. 119. 141 Frieben. Jeanne — 36. 38. 45. 59, 50. 51. 62. 89 Froehlich. Tamera — 89 Fregley, Douglas — 44. 61. 75 Furlong. James — 36. 45. 60. 77 GAA - 48 Galliker. Linda — 54. 76 Gallis. Beth - 35. 36. 40. 45. 50. 150 Galloway, Gwen — 35. 65. 89 Galloway. Todd - 45. 48. 50. 52. 60. 65. 150 Galloway. Troy Gardill. Mr. Donald J. — 17 Gardner. Craig — 89 Gaynor. Mr. Theodore — 17 Gearhart. David — 144. 150 Gearhart. Natalie — 76 Gearhart. Susan — 38. 123 Geisel, Gary — 137 Geisel. Scott — 61 Geyer, Leslie — 150 Ghantous. Albert — 36. 77 Gilles. Diane — 76. 142 Gilles, Robert — 150 Gillin. Michelle Gillin. Susan — 77 Gilmore. Susan — 40. 41. 44. 50. 62. 65. 150 Glass. Judith - 39. 45. 89 Gleason. Jane - 44. 47. 49. 50. 62. 89. 123. 138 Glock. Jeanette - 38. 49. 50. 54. 62. 89. 138 Goettlicher. John — 77. 116 Goldbalt, Brad — 37. 77 GOLF - 116, 117 Gonda, Barbara — 124. 142. 150 Gonda. Beverly - 89 Good. David - 38. 51. 61. 77 Good. Mr. - 27. 48. 78 Gordon. Wayne Gould. Rene Gould. Roxanne — 150 GRADUATION - 172, 173 Grech, Robin — 47, 49. 50. 113. 151 Green, Donna — 76 Green, James — 35. 44. 50. 52. 54. 151 Green. Mary — 77, 138 Green. Ronald — 61. 151 Green, Susan — 41. 44. 51. 151 Griffith. Susan — 38. 151 Groves, Bruce — 61. 77. 119. 141 Grubb, Mr. — 25 Gvozden. Jeancine — 77, 142 177 Gvozden. Phillip - 151 Hacin. David - 35. 47. 54. 144. 151 Haggarty. James Hahn. Mary Beth — 45. 51. 62 Haines. Gregory Hall. Jean - 41. 45. 47. 76. 138 Hammond. Scott — 133 Hargreaves. Mr. James — 17 Harpster. Linda — 49. 65. 151 Harper, Sandra — 38, 45. 54. 76. 138 Harrington, Lisa — 35. 41. 44. 47. 62. 151 Hartnett. Kelly - 76 Hartnett. Shaun — 129. 141 Haupt. Rudolph HEALTH. PHYS ED SAFETY ED DEPT. - 22 Hcckert. John — 44. 77. 119 Heffner. Karen — 40. 45. 62. 76 Heider. Greg - 89.119 Henry. John (Chris) — 61, 76. 133 Herdman, Debra — 45, 76. 138 Hockensmith. Kathy — 44. 46. 48. 50. 135. 151 Holbay. Barbara - 46, 151 Holbay. Richard — 61 Holtzman. Pamela HR. 106 - 94. 95 HR. 107 - 84. 85 HR. 108 - 82. 83 HR. 109 - 30. 81 HR. 111-78. 79 HR. 118 - 76. 77 HR. 119 - 74. 75 HR. 120 - 72. 73 HR. 201 - 86. 87 HR. 204 - 88. 89 HR. 206 - 90. 91 HR. 208 - 92. 93 Horn. William — 61. 77 Horner. Gregg — 89. 129. 137 Hornick. John Horvath. Susan — 42. 43. 113.151 Houck. Debra — 152 Hughes. Kurk — 44. 79. 119 Hunt. Jody — 49. 91. 113 Hunter. Mr. — 25.116 Hunter. Tammy — 38. 45, 62. 91 Huston. William — 50. 152 Jacobs. Mr. — 19, 36 Johnson. Douglas — 37, 52. 79. 137 Jones. Todd — 54. 90. 119 Jones. Mr. Wallace — 17 Joy, Christopher — 65, 129. 137 Joy. Susan - 119. 122. 123 Kahl. Marie - 49. 65. 91. 113. 135 Karolchik. Mr. — 29 Kaites. John (Jay) — 78. 137 Katzenstein. Robert — 152 Kautz. Deirdra - 91 Kautz. Gregg - 90. 137 Kavar. William — 78 Kebel. Ms. — 18. 46 Kennedy. John Kerr. Karol - 39. 90 KEY CLUB - 52. 53 Kime. Kathryn - 38, 45. 91 Kinkead. Mr. Ernest — 17 Kirby. Judith - 39. 44. 49. 62. 152 Kittka. Jeffrey - 119. 152 Kittka. Joseph - 141 Kline. Robert - 119. 141. 152 Kohan. Deborah — 35. 44. 54. 61. 152 Kohler. Lydia - 35. 78. 126. 135. 142 Kohler. Ronald — 152 Kohler. Stephen Kolar. Ms. - 49 Kolesar. Betty — 49. 78 Kolesar. John Koontz. Laurel - 79 Koop. Beth — 45. 79 Kopera. Michele — 78 Kot. Donna — 46. 152 Kranich. Sara - 39. 45. 47. 49. 62. 90 Kreigcr. Scott — 37. 79. 129 Krieger. Jeff — 90 Krizner. Thomas - 78. 119 Kulic, Nanette Kullick, Kerrie - 48, 50. 123. 124. 142. 152 Kuperstock. Mark — 34. 144. 152 LANGUAGE CLUB - 51 LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT - 23 Lantos. Lauren - 79. 124. 126. 135. 142 Lantz. Mr. - 26. 133. 137 Larison. Rebecca — 45. 49. 91. 113. 138 Larison. Thomas — 137.153 Layman. Mr. Harold G. — 17 Legath. Daniel — 153 Lehman. Brian - 51. 79. 137 Lehman. Cynthia - 36. 38. 45. 51. 62. 91 Leibfreid. Miss — 111. 124. 127, 135 Leonard, Sandra Lctizia. Mrs. - 29 Limb. Christine — 38, 45. 79. 129. 138 Litterine. Michael — 78. 119. 141 Livingston. William — 79. 119 Lloyd. Jeffrey - 79 Locher. Mr. — 29 Long. Bruce — 44.153 Luke. Stephanie — 35. 41. 44. 54. 62. 153 Lynch. Thomas — 44. 79, 133 McCaffrey. James - 44. 90 McCormick. Patrick — 153 McC.reehan, Amy - 40. 90 McLoota, Mr. — 54 McLoota. John (Chris) — 54. 78 McLoota. Timothy — 106. 153 McMullen. Dean - 153 McNamara. Sheila - 153 McQuillan. Arthur - 119. 141. 153 McQuillan. Maureen — 35. 49. 91. 113.138 Mangle. Mrs. — 29 Mannion. Mr. - 16 Mardis. Scott — 61. 78. 119.141 Margolis. Howard — 36. 38. 44. 45. 153 Martin. J. Chris - 44. 50. 60 Martz. Debora - 90 Maser. Leslie — 78. 126. 142 Matas. Jeffrey - 144. 153 MATHMATICS DEPARTMENT - 24. 25 Matsko, Mr. M. — 22 Matsko, Mr. P. — 28 Mauro. Michael - 153 Meredith. Mr. Jack — 17 Meredith. Mrs. — 27. 50. 95 Merlo. Charles — 144. 153 Merritts. Kimberly - 40. 65. 91 Merritts. Susan - 40. 142 Mctroka. Michelle - 153 Miller. Cheryl - 90. 113 Miller. Kevin — 79. 119 Minium, Theresa - 41. 44. 49. 50. 62. 91. 138 Minot, Benjamin Mintzer, Brooke — 49. 50. 51. 91.138 Mishler. Karen — 45. 61. 81 Mitchell. Laura - 39. 44. 90 Mitchell. Paul - 80. 116 Mitchell. Paula - 41. 45. 62. 81 Mitchell. Rebekah - 36. 81 178 Molchany. Jacob - 154 Molchany. Michael — 34. 52. 54 . 90. 119. 129. 141 Moody. David — 154 Moody. William — 119 Moore. Jeanne — 51. 93 Moore. Richard — 80. 116 Moore. Mr. — 62, 141 Moore. Theodore — 25. 154 Moran. Leann — 49. 50, 51. 154 Moran. Leroy — 119.141. 154 Moran. Shawn — 92.142 Morder. Donald — 133. 154 Morder. Tami — 80. 135 Mostoller. Mr. — 27. 84 Motter. Carol - 44. 48. 50. 124. 135. 142. 154 Moyer. James - 61. 154 Moyer. Linda - 44. 48. 50. 61. 93. 124. 126. 135 Moyer. Mary Louise Mucnzcr, Mark — 154 Mulkey. Carol — 154 Mulkey. Frederick — 80. 119. 127. 141 Murphy. Mr. — 18. 44. 45 MUSIC DEPARTMENT - 18. 19 MUSICAL - 68. 69 Napolitan, Richard — 36. 38. 45. 80 N.H.S. - 50. 51 Negrey, Jeffery — 80 Neptune. Christine — 35. 39. 62. 65. 154 Neuhoff. Beth — 80 Niel, Susan — 65. 154 Novak. George — 44. 133,141, 154 Null. O’Brien. Donald O’Conner. Kelly - 41. 44. 48. 154 O'Conner. Mrs. Odgers, Kenneth Ognibene. Ellin — 44. 51. 93 OPENING - 4 Orms. Sara - 45. 93 Oswald. Cynthia - 154 Oswald. James — 81 Overton. Cynthia — 46. 155 Paonc. Joseph — 52. 92, 137 Paone. Mr. - 26. 36 Papinchak. Daniel — 119. 120. 137. 155 Pappas. Theodore — 144. 155 Paratore. Andrea — 44. 48. 93. 142 Partsch. Fred - 155 Partsch. Michael — 80. 141 Patrick. Jean — 92 Patrick. John - 81. 116, 127 Patterson. Elizabeth — 62. 138. 155 Patterson. Todd Paul. Michael Penrod. Marjorie — 34. 36. 40. 47. 62, 123. 154 PEP CLUB - 49 Perry. Catherine — 38. 45. 49. 50. 54. 93. 138 Peschock. Mr. — 20 Peterson. Karen — 62. 65. 93. 124. 135 Peterson. Kimberly — 44. 48. 62. 124. 155 Petruska. Mary — 41. 44. 48, 49. 50. 51. 93 PHOENICIAN - 4. 65 Pizzillo. Mark — 119. 155 Plummer. Jerome — 93 Polke. Gabrielle — 92 Polon. Brad — 38 Polon. Marc — 155 Pompanella, Mr. — 27 Porter. Mrs. — 23. 51. 76 Post. Michael — 35. 155 PRACTICAL ARTS DEPARTMENT - 18. 19 Prescott. Jack — 92. 119. 141 Price. Charles - 61. 80. 133 Price. Michael — 92. 116 Pringle. Thomas — 50. 60. 155 Pristow. Lynn — 51. 92 PROM - 170. 171 Prothero. Jennifer — 80. 126 Prothero. Scott - 52. 54. 129. 144. 155 Pudliner. Liese — 38. 45. 50. 51, 92. 138 Pudliner. Mrs. - 22, 26. 48 Puhala. Mr. - 87. 141 PUPIL SERVICES - 28. 29 Putnam, Elizabeth — 93 Rabinowitz. Gail — 64. 156 Rabkin, C. Matthew — 156 Rea. Scott - 51. 65. 93 Reavel. Jeanne — 37. 45. 81 Reavel. Patricia — 35. 44. 50, 156 Reddecliffe. Carole — 81. 138 Reesman. James — 38, 51. 81 Reitz. Daniel — 36. 47, 81. 119 Reznak. Karen — 38. 81. 138 Reznak. Ronald — 44 Ridella, John - 36. 45. 47. 137,156 RIFLE CLUB - 61 Riley. Maureen — 38. 81 Ringler. Melanie — 36. 44. 50. 156 Ritter. Mairon — 36. 48. 156 Ritter. Rhomes — 137 Robb. Douglas - 92 Roberts. Keri — 46. 156 Roberts. Jami Rodgers, Tammy — 35. 47. 50. 51, 65, 124, 126. 156 Rogers, Andrea — 44. 47. 65. 156 Rogers. Toni — 92 Rohal. Mark — 129 Romanow. Donald — 61, 133 Romanow. Sally - 35. 49. 61. 83. 135 Rosage. Robert Rose. Lisa — 95 Rose. Richard — 44. 61. 116. 156 Rosenberg. Joel — 44. 60. 156 Rosenberg. Judith — 83 Rosian. Rona — 45. 49. 83 Roth. David - 36. 38. 45. 52. 137. 156 Rovder. Linda - 36. 45. 47. 54. 83 Royce, Linda — 38. 45. 54, 62. 83. 138 Royce. Mark — 119. 157 Rudcl. Miriam — 44 . 45. 95 Ruhf. Richard — 144 Ruitenberg. Robert — 157 Salem. Barbara - 35. 83. 124. 126. 135. 142 Salem. Lisa - 35. 44. 124. 157 Salem. Randall — 83 Salisbury. Kuuipo Samuels. Joan — 157 Santoro. John Schaefer. Margaret — 44. 47. 65. 157 SCHOLASTIC QUIZ-43 Schultz. David — 141 SCIENCE DEPARTMENT - 26 SENIOR DIRECTORY - 160. 161, 162. 163. 164. 165. 166. 167 SENIOR PLAY - 66. 67 SENIORS - 146. 147. 148. 149. 150. 151. 152. 153. 154. 155. 156. 157, 158 159. 160. 161. 162. 163. 164. 165 Sepety. Suzanne — 45. 83 Seth. Michele — 39. 95 Sewak. Kathy — 49. 157 Shahade. Anna Marie - 83. 124. 126. 142 Shaffer. Regina — 157 Sherer. Tracy — 65. 157 Sherlock. Mr. — 75 Shorto, Gina 51. 54. 65. 138. 157 Shorto, Scott — 83 Shorts. Kurt Sigg. David — 51, 65. 83 Simpson. Timothy — 44. 83 SKI CLUB - 56. 57. 58. 59 Smeal. Brian — 36. 83 Smith. Jeffrey — 157 Smith. Paul -83. 127 Smith. Ray - 61. 128. 129. 157 Snyder. Laura SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT - 27 SOFI'BALL - 142. 143 Sosinski, Mr. — 18. 60 Sroka. David - 83 Sprain. Jay STAGE CREW - 60 Stecg. Joan — 95 Slept. Sheldon - 36. 38. 45. 83. 137 Stept. Steven - 36. 38. 45. 137. 157 Sterner. Kenneth — 157 Stevens. Kim Stevenson. Marie - 38. 45. 157 Stouffer. Salome - 38. 45. 49. 83 STUDENT COUNCIL - 54. 55 Strange. Dr. — 16. 35 Strait iff. Claudia - 41. 45. 95. 135 Stumpo. David — 54. 95. 137 Stumpo. Mark — 61.119. 157 Stutzman, Beth Ann — 38. 49. 83 Suppes. Patricia — 35. 123. 158 Suppes. Thomas — 44. 60. 61. 85. 137 Sutherland. Wayne — 60. 85 Swanson. Bradley — 95. 127. 137 Swanson. Dr. Robert - 17 Swedler. Mr. - 26 Tanasc. Karen — 85. 126 TENNIS. BOYS - 144. 145 TENNIS. GIRLS - 122. 123 Terchanik. Ms. — 20 Teris. Matthew - 60. 61. 84 Thiele. Todd - 117 Thompson. Susan — 84 Tomb. Deana — 40. 44. 51. 158 Torch ia. Theresa — 84 Toth. Mrs. — 29 Town. Mary Ann - 44. 45. 158 TRACK. BOYS - 136, 137 TRACK. GIRLS - 138. 139 Tredennick. Tracy — 124. 158 Trevenen. David — 44. 54. 85. 137 Trevenen. Susan - 41. 44 . 51. 62. 137. 158 Trofino. Tony — 158 Tschachler. David - 54. 85. 127 Urban. Christopher Varner. Ricky — 38 Verma. Amita — 47. 48. 62. 95 Verma, Rita — 158 Verrochi. Barbara — 35. 158 Virostek, Lisa — 95. 113 VOLLEYBALL - 134. 135 Voltz. Amy - 35. 39. 47. 158 Voltz. Jeanette - 35. 38. 61. 62, 95 Voltz. Lenore — 35, 39, 158 Wagner. Gary — 95 Wagner. Mrs. — 28 Wagner. Rebecca - 44. 113 Walko. G. Scott - 119, 121, 158 Walko. Wendy - 44. 95. 126. 138 Wallar, Eric — 159 Ward. Joseph — 159 Wardrop, Mr. — 23. 37. 72 Warren. Joseph - 44. 51. 85 Wassum. Joyce - 34. 36. 38. 44. 45. 50. 159 Weaver. John - 34. 44. 52. 95 Weber, Edward - 44. 54. 115, 128, 129, 159 Weigle. Mrs. — 89 Weir. David - 38. 137 Weissberg. Lynn — 44. 159 Wenkler, Mrs. — 28 Wesner. Laurence - 85. 127 Wetzel. Scott — 159 Wheeler. Betsy — 95. 135 Whelan. James Widmann. James — 159 Widmann, Patricia — 84 Widrig. Mary JanaLee Weigman, Diane - 36. 38. 49. 50. 54 . 62. 95. 116, 138 Wilson. Bart - 38. 159 Wilson. Todd - 137, 159 Wise, George — 159 Wise. Paul — 61. 84 Wisor, Kevin — 37, 159 Witko. Kimberli — 46. 159 Wolfe. Mr. W. - 17 Wolford. Tracey - 48. 50. 123, 124. 142, 159 Wolz. Dean — 44. 50. 52. 159 Woodnorth. David Workosky. Mrs. — 23. 138 Workosky. Mary — 38. 62. 84 Workosky. Susan - 41. 44. 48. 49. 50. 62. 159 WRESTLING - 130. 131, 132, 133 Wyland. Scott - 52. 65. 85. 137. 144 Yates. Scott — 95 YEA - 62. 63 Yerger. Ann - 50. 54. 62. 123.159 Yerger. David - 85. 116. 127 Yerger. Dr. John — 17 Yoder, Julia - 39. 95. 138 YODLER - 64. 65 Young. Thomas — 44. 84 Zdravecky, George — 51. 54. 85. 119. 127 Zelenski, Melanie — 37. 45. 47. 84. 126 Zimmerman. Mrs. Richard P. — 17 Zipf. Kenneth - 119. 133. 159 Zoppa. Lauren — 37. 44. 50. 95. 123. 138 180 9 r