Beaver Falls High School - Tiger Yearbook (Beaver Falls, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1967 volume:

1967 Beaver Falls Area High School Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania Volume LI The Orange And The Black Although Brighton always favors The Crimson and the Gold And Maroon and Gray are colors That make the Beaver bold, We will own the lilies slender, Nor honor shall they lack, While the Tiger stands defender Of the Orange and the Black. Through the three longs years of high school Midst the scenes we know so well As the mystic charm to knowledge We vainly seek to spell; Or we win athletic victories On the football field or track, Still we’ll work for dear old High School And the Orange and the Black. When the cares of life o’ertake us, Mingling fast our locks with gray. Should our dearest hopes betray us, False fortune fall away, Still we banish care and sadness As we turn our mem’ries back, And recall those days of gladness Neath the Orange and the Black. HP Foreword When a thoughtful TIGER Staff meets an enthusiastic, intense, triumphant, enchanted, and happy student body, the result is the 1967 TIGER, a kaleidoscope of moods. Moods, of course, are emotions; emotions are a vital part of people; and people, after all, is what makes the BFASHS collective TIGER a living thing possessing many moods. If he stretches his muscles, he’s an athletic tiger. When he’s patrolling, he’s a citizen tiger. If you find him quiet and meditative, he’s an academic tiger. What he’s doing determines the tiger’s mood, but so does his age. If he’s a one-year-old cub, new at the BFASHS paths and waterholes, he’s got to be a sophomore. With one-year’s experience at survival, he becomes a junior; and, of course, when he fights his way to three-year-old adulthood, he’s an unbeatable senior. Attempting to divide and classify, however, eventually becomes too complicated. The tiger’s mood, we found, does change both as quickly but as subtly as a kaleidoscope. We can only hope, therefore, that as you turn the pages of the 1967 TIGER you will see and feel what we sensed, the many moods of the BFASHS tiger. 4 Table Of Contents Faculty..................18 Music....................42 Athletic.................38 Seniors..................78 Classes.................130 Activities..............164 6 7 The Tiger is . 8 10 11 The Tiger is 12 13 The Tiger is 0 14 15 The Tiger is 0 16 Happy In Memoriam LEROY ANGLE The untimely passing of Mr. Leroy Angle during this last school year was a sudden and shocking experience to each member of Beaver Falls High School. As he left our midst, he took a portion of BFHS with him. His presence in our school system from the year 1931 until his death added a touch to our school that is hard to describe. Perhaps it was his co-operation and helpfulness that caused the loss that was felt. His departure from our scene can be likened to a machine running without all the oil that is needed. The machine will still run, but the smoothness and efficiency of it is greatly reduced unless all the oil is added. So it was with Mr. Angle and our high school. The school still ran after he left, but not as smoothly as it had while he still taught here. We of the TIGER staff truly desire to express the sorrow that all students and faculty members felt with the passing of Mr. Angle. RUTH MARSH Serving well over 500 students and teachers their lunches each day proved to be a very difficult job, but with the guidance of Mrs. Ruth Marsh, Lunch Room Advisor, the Cafeteria Staff performed their job with efficiency. Thus the passing of Mrs. Marsh during the last school year was quite a blow to this staff, as well as the entire school. The loss of her friendly smile and constant aid was extremely easy to detect. Most of us took her for granted, but with her unexpected death we soon realized that she had done her difficult job with a smoothness no one else could possibly copy. Her passing proved the statement true that you never realize how fortunate you are to have someone or something until after that thing is no longer yours. Mrs. Marsh came to BFHS in 1956, when she accepted the post of Lunch Room Advisor. Prior to this she had taught subjects ranging from science, Latin, and math to her field of home economics in various schools. Mrs. Marsh, although gone from our scene, will always be remembered in the hearts of many BFHS students and teachers. 20 DR. J. RICHARD FRUTH Superintendent In his first year as Superintendent of the Beaver Falls Area School District, Dr. J. Richard Fruth has become a prominent and well-known figure in BFHS. Dr. Fruth is a graduate of Geneva College, Duke University, and the University of Pittsburgh. He was the former Beaver County Assistant Superintendent, a position which he held for five years. New Dr. Fruth is responsible for overseeing all activities which are undertaken in the school district and he can often be seen visiting all schools to make sure things are running smoothly. Yet he still finds time to take an active interest in our own high school’s extracurricular activities, as well as our scholastic achievements. His co-operativeness and capable leadership will long remain in the minds of BFHS students. Secretary 21 CHARLES HIGGINS GLENN L. PEGG GRANT SMITH Board Of Education The Board of Education has the important job of guiding and directing the processes necessary to maintain our schools. These civic-minded men and women supply us with the facilities to augment our intellectual and social growth. They give freely of their time and energy in order to better BFHS, and a special thanks goes out to them for their fine efforts. LEONA CARLISLE RONALD LENCH Secretary Solicitor 22 DR. JAMES A. MOORE Director of Curiculum Dr. James A. Moore, director of curriculum, is a graduate of Beaver Falls Area High School, Geneva College and the University of Pittsburgh. As director of curriculum, he recruits and interviews teacher candidates, supervises the student teaching program, and observes teachers in the classroom. His primary function is to provide the best possible curriculum for the students who attend the Beaver Falls Area Schools. He plans and directs the in-service training program for the teachers, trying again, to provide the best possible program of studies for the students, BEHS is indeed grateful for Dr. Moore’s time, talent, and work. JUNE VOGEL Secretary MR. HARRY D. MILNES Federal Coordinator Mr. Harry D. Milnes fulfills the position of newly elected Federal Coordinator in addition to teaching a psychology class at BFHS. As Federal Coordinator, Mr. Milnes handles all federal funded programs, such as Project Head Start, Manpower Development Training, and the NDEA and ESED Acts. He also makes application for projects, and after the projects are approved, reports periodically on them. We congratulate Mr. Milnes on his new position and the fine work he has done his first year. CONNIE DeSANZO Secretary 23 MR. WILLIAM A. SMITH Principal Serving as principal of any high school is quite an honor, and there is no person more deserving of this honor than Mr. William Smith. As principal of Beaver Falls High School, he is responsible for all the success of academic activities. During his first year as principal he has succeeded in having more student participation in school activities by instituting all-school” pep meetings and assemblies. But most of all, he has made both teacher and student feel more important by the individual attention he has given to all of us. BFHS could not have honored a finer man. BERTHA COX Secretary Wilma McCullough Secretary 24 MR. EVAN NARDONE Assistant Principal During his first year as Assistant Principal of Beaver Falls Area High School, Mr. Evan Nardone has carried a load of responsibility. He had to quickly learn the art of scheduling, counciling, and controlling fifteen hundred new faces. His routine day includes an office filled with troubled students, advice-seeking parents, and constantly ringing telephones. Mr. Nardone’s main duty is to assume the responsibility of the principal in case of his absence, and he fulfilled this duty quite ably during Mr. Smith’s short illness. We all must agree that Mr. Nardone has become a strong link in our administrative chain. MR. ANTHONY META Director of Guidance Mr. Anthony Meta, Director of Guidance, has put eleven years of his time and hard work into the bettering of BFHS. Mr. Meta’s main objective is to work very closely with the Senior class and to help plan all class activities, including the prom, Senior class parties, and the scheduling of tests for college bound seniors. One exceptional program he instituted is the annual meeting at which Admission Directors from several colleges inform students of the standards their specific choice requires for admission. However, those not planning to attend college have an equal opportunity to speak with directors from many of the vocational schools around the area. Without Mr. Meta’s assistance, many BFHS students would not know where to turn after graduation. HELEN MIDDLEBROOK Secretary PAT BENKO Secretary CATHY FEENEY Secretary 25 ' ft 9. • i Miss Evangeline Prisuta, Great Books teacher, is explaining a few teaching techniques of English to her sister. Miss Elaine Prisuta, who joined the faculty during the year. Mrs. Virginia Barber, head of the English Department, points out aspects of the English field to the new English teachers. Miss Linda Shupe, Mrs. Gweneth Nash, and Miss Judith Monaco. REFERENCE A conference in the library is held between Mr. James Luther, librarian, and English teachers Miss Donna Rimbey, Mr. Paul McRoberts, Mr. Thomas Anderson, and Miss Lois Laude. 4 Instructions arc given to members of a one-act play cast by Mr. Robert Fogg, head of the Dramatics Department. Mr. Samuel Contino reviews vocabulary terms with one of his English classes. The co-editors of the Tiger Cub disccuss possible layouts with their advisor, Mr. William Kness. 27 The operation of the mimeograph machine is demonstrated by Miss Kathryn McDonald, head of the Business Department. Mrs. Marguerite Dennison explains a typing exercise to a student. Besides teaching business law, Mr. Frank Graham instructs students on the use of projection equipment. Mrs. Shirley Headland gives a typing assignment to her class. 28 Miss Dolores Kiley dictates a shorthand lesson. Mr. Donald White demonstrates the use of new equipment to Mr. Joseph Smartz, Mr. Larry Matrazzo, and Miss Katherine Steranka. 29 World War 1 is extensively discussed by Mr. Paul Booth in his History II class. Mr. Lee Holt and Mr. William Bilkey, both social studies teachers, arc advisors of the Win-The-Peace Club. They are advising the student mayor on procedures for taking over the city. 30 Faculty members of the Social Studies Department discuss current events during a break. They include Mr. William Dunfee, Miss Paulette Balough, Mr. David Florie, and Mr. Taylor Cotton. Mr. James Betres, teaches Sociology first semester followed by Economics in the second semester. Maps are a great aid to Mr. Ray Smith in teaching World Cultures. 31 Mr. Donald Hicks supervises a problem on the board in analytic geometry class. Mr. Frank Trgovac shows that happiness is helping students. hj - 3XAX+ ( X fx 5x + AX) I fO'Sx X Mr. Kane explains the workings of a problem in Calculus, which was taught this year for the first time. The use of geometric models is an aid to Mr. Gordon Harrier while teaching Plane Geometry. 32 A student confers with Math teacher, Mrs. Kathryn Zcigler, on an Algebra problem. In addition to being attendance officer and track coach, Mr. John Nace also teaches plane geometry. 33 Mr. Samuel Sheffield, teaching one of his Bio-Chemistry classes held on Saturday morning, assists one of his students in using the analytical balance. Students in Mr. Arthur Jernberg’s Earth-Space class are plotting a problem on the solar sphere. 34 Miss Helen Sponcler, chemistry theory teacher and Mr. Gerald Shannon, laboratory teacher, discuss the operation of the tri-trometer. The use of living plants and animals further aids Mrs. Sara Stevenson while teaching biology. Mr. William Ross shows the scoring for a test in Practical Science. Mr. Nicholas Skalko explains the various parts of the flower to students of his Biology class. 35 Mr. Damon Turek, has many visual aids in teaching metal shop to his students. Mr. Paul Pugh, teacher of Distributive Education, demonstrates the use of a cash register. An excellent Mechanical Drawing course is offered to the students interested in this field. Here Mr. Donald Grove assists one of his students. Mr. Terrence Keegan, electric shop teacher, aids one of his students in working with an electrical apparatus. Students in the Print Shop arc shown the operation of a machine by Mr. Warren Liberatore. 36 First Aid is one of the subjects discussed by Mrs. Jean Walton in her health classes. Mrs. Donna Meier, girls gym instructor, demonstrates proper techniques to be used on the trampoline. In the physical education classes Mr. Wil Barber instructs the boys in various gymnastic exercises. Students watch their gym instructor, Mr. Edwin Cary, perform on the parallel bars. 37 Miss Marian Starr, head of the Language Department, explains the past tense of verbs to one of her French students. Mr. William Vetica, a new Spanish teacher, is teaching conjugations to one of his classes. Mr. Richard Evans, a Spanish teacher, shows one of his students a plaque that he received on his trip to Mexico this past summer. Mr. Val Rocco spent periods 6 and 7 this year directing the Tiger Band during football season and concert season. Our high school Choral Department is under the direction of Mr. Jay Mann. 38 Mr. Roger Alexis, member of the Guidance Staff, examines one of his student’s records. Mrs. Bessie Cephas, school nurse, is kept busy during the day treating the various ailments of the students. Mrs. Catherine Jennings, school nurse, checks the weight of one of the students. Guidance Counseling is an integral part of our school life. Mrs. Larce Ruley checks student's records. Students receive the tuberculin test during alternate years by Mrs. Ida Aiken and her staff. 39 K' h ; Nf' -V ; Mr. Pete Kinkead and Mr. Larry Bruno, instructors of the Drivers Training course prepare to take one of their student drivers on theoad. Under the supervision of Mrs. Jane Crawford, the girls interested in the Home Economics course are offered all the facilities of an ordinary kitchen. 40 Custodial Staff First Row: John Mehinger, Herman Fredricks, Marshall Barnhart, Al Pacheco. Second Row: Roy Craven, John Baldwin, Dick Snowden, Ken Cater, Jack DeRose, Charles Ford. Missing from Photo: Marjorie Suders. Cafeteria Staff Flora Shaw, Catherine Phillips, Ann Cinacki, Mildred Dacko, Jean Queen, Orfea Casey, Ethel Evans, Mary Engle, Mary Kordon, Lana Grapes. 41 w NVAVANSV? ns i mm :::5 :::::::®k:S SNV ,S V 5SSS 5sS5 :::: Tiger Band Band dismissed ' announced by Mr. Val Rocco, BFHS instrumental music director, finally ends the three-day summer band camp for the Tiger Band. During these three days all preparations are made for a successful football season. As the bandsmen work on their first half-time show, they practice regular and double time marching, show music, and various formations including straight ranks and files. The new in-coming sophomores are also properly initiated by the old band members. The 105-piece band was able to support the Fighting Tigers by attending every game of the season. All the bandsmen will never forget the Liverpool game when they performed a half-time show in pouring rain. Flag Day, July 4, and Geneva Homecoming parades were some of the other civic obligations in which the band participated during the past year. In February, a selected part of the band presented the annual Bandette Concert free to the public. The purpose of the concert was to entertain the people with pure band music. The band had little time to relax because they had to start preparing for the Spring Concert to be held the first week of May. This was the climax of the year for the entire band. The program featured ensembles, the Tiger Swingsters, majorettes, various solos, and the band as a whole. The Memorial Day Parade marked the final event for the senior members, and the end of another tedious but fun-filled year for the Tiger Band until the beginning of summer, when a new crop of musically inclined students from the various junior high schools arrive. 44 MR. VAL ROCCO Director of Instrumental Music First Row: C. Avery, D. DeSimone, M. Ruch, T. Bittner, B. Filby, A. Davenport, T. Kairis. Second Row: G. Zipf, P. Moore, D. Morgan. First Row: C. Jasper, B. Washington, N. Jennings, J. Means, G. Groom. D. Colaianni, J. Marx, G. Benn. Second Row: J. Ward, B. Houston. First Row: P. Dwornik, C. Rochefort, J. Brown, C. Piccinini, S. Mitchell, S. Davis, I. Novotny, K. Colaizzi, T. Cooper, H. Baker, P. Pawkovich, J. Sharrcr. Second Row: P. Young, A. Andino, D. Cumbay, K. Pasarilla, S. Dobrowski. 45 First Row: T. Mustric, B. Miller, G. Balmer, J. Gibbs, M. Collela. C. Smith, J. Young, B. George, D. Bittner, J. Morack, H. Ahern, Second Row: B. Freiler, S. Grimm, D. Damaska, K. Young, C. Harris. First Row: J. Gilchrist, L. Young, D. Brooks, T. Guthrie. Second M. Burroughs, B. Miller, S. White, P. Markess, J. Moore, Row: G. Grimes, J. Klear, S. Thomas, C. Zeh, B. Stanyard, C. Henning, D. Barden. Tiger Swingsters First Row: R. Henry, O. Dukas, T. Manzetti, K. Mancing, D. Colaianni, G. Benn, G. Groom, J. Means. Third Row: A. Sawyer, G. Zipf, D. DeSimone, C. Avery, T. Guthrie, Mr. A. Rosenburg, J. Thompson, T. Kairis, P. Vekasy, R. Boguzewski. Rocco (director). Second Row: J. Moore, B. Freiler, J. Ward, 46 First Row Co-heads: K. Koziol, T. Mustric, B. Roberts. Second Row: P. Cole, D. Mittica, D. Searfoss, C. Podbielski, N. Davis. 47 First Row: T. Manzetti, J. Taylor. Second Row: D. Emert, T. Mustric, P. Crcmeans, R. Matotek. JUDY MOORE District, Regional LINDA YOUNG District, Regional Each year students in the Tiger Band compete for membership in the District Band. Five bandsmen were chosen in the selected group from Beaver Falls High School this past February. The selections were made according to the school’s enrollment and the need for the particular instrument. After three days of practice, the group performed a concert at Knock High School in Saxonburg. In the middle of March, the Regional Band, the last of the competitive bands, held its yearly performance. From the Tiger Band four students were given places in this distinguished musical group. The bandsmen were selected from the top half section of the District Band. The students, who lived with chosen willing people, practiced three days and performed their concert on a Saturday night at Union High School in New Castle. 48 BECKY FREILER Honors, District, Regional Honors Band is another competitive group that takes a bit more effort to be selected. Three Beaver Falls bandsmen were chosen from approximately 250 high school students in Beaver, Butler, Lawrence, Clarion, and Mercer Counties. Each contestant auditioned with a prepared solo taken from a list given to them. They were also judged on their sight reading of an unfamiliar piece of music. After acceptance, the bandsmen were tried out for places in the band. The climax for these honored students was the annual concert they presented at Westminster College. GERALDINE GRIMES District, Regional, Honors 49 PAUL VEKASY Honors CARL HENNING District Concert First Row: P. Book, S. Crumrine, J. Infield, P. Laposki, C. Doctor, M. McCormick, A. Sawyer, T. Manzetti, J. Blackwood, K. Mancing, O. Dukas, T. Buck, S. Mahon, K. Young, G. Grims, M. Bradow, L. Yurshia, J. Roser, C. Thatcher, J. Wahl, L. Covington. Second Row: E. Mancing, E. Briancesco, P. Wudski, K. Mavis, R. Milozcwski, S. Scott, J. Futato, P. Haman, T. Wolfe, B. Freiler, J. Moore, L. DeSanzo, H. Stoner, L. Young, P. Alberti, L. Broznick, J. Taylor, N. Modro, D. Zeigler, M. Riggins. BFAHS Chorus, under the direction of Jay Mann, provided opportunities for advancement in the field of vocal music for over 200 students this year. All the choruses — concert, chapel, boys, girls, and madrigal — worked many long hours in preparing for their two concerts. The annual Christmas Vespers’ Service was presented on Sunday, December 11. One of the featured selections of this program was Mr. Mann’s own arrangement of the traditional carol, Silent Night in which 200 male and female voices combined to form one huge choir. Selections of many different tastes and moods filled the auditorium on the night of the Spring Concert. Chapel Choir, accompanied by percussion instruments, bass fiddle, and piano presented such selections as The Shadow of Your Smile, Imagination, and Happiness Is. The Broadway musical, Fantastiks highlighted the Concert Choir’s portion of the program. Many choir members were also busy singing for community affairs. Chapel Choir and Madrigal Singers presented programs for many clubs and organizations throughout the year. 50 Choir Third Row: K. Bernstein, M. McDonald, C. Criss, C. Swager, R. Eckenroad, J. Berk, R. Reese, G. Sargent, D. Riesinger, J. Bonanno, J. Reed, T. Guthrie, C. Pinkerton, M. Scott, E. Rieser, B. Callahan, L. Mason, R. Hupp, M. Yarnelle, B. Stacy, C. Rose, B. Wagoner. Fourth Row: J. Cearfoss, J. Vukich, V. Vincent, K. Bischoff, J. Gibbons, B. Thomas, T. Huntington, H. Braxton, C. Huntington, B. Mahon, R. Evans, T. Burner, R. Peterson, J. Sheldrake, G. Marnicio, D. Davis, L. Croston, R. Dinello, R. Arent, G. Hall. JAY MANN Director of Vocal Music 51 Chapel Choir First Row: A. Sawyer, T. Manzetti, J. Blackwood, K. Mancing, R. Evans, B. Mahon, T. Guthrie, C. Pinkerton, E. Reiser, T. O. Dukas, T. Buck, K. Young. Second Row: J. Futato, P. Haman, Bruner, M. Scott. T. Wolfe, B. Freiler, J. Moore, L. DeSanzo. Third Row: J. Reed, Madrigals First Row: J. Futato, A. Sawyer, K. Mancing, O. Dukas, J. Moore, K. Young. Second Row: M. Scott, T. Bruner, C. Pinkerton, T. Guthrie, B. Mahon. 52 Girls' Chorus First Row: D. Scarfoss, T. Scott, M. Drchcr, J. Sharrcr, K. Malkoch, R. Mincini, J. Wallace, S. Soodek, S. McFarland, H. Krisa, D. Thumm, M. Johnson, E. Carson, C. Panner, D. Vincent, D. Fry, F. Baldovich, K. Hartman, G. McGath, M. Barry, G. Goosby, G. Witt, S. Harris. Second Row: C. Marsh, K. Eisler, H. Tisdale, S. Allen, E. Shinke, P. Thomas, B. Roberts, B. Ficca, F. Kennedy, A. Mann, S. Infield, M. McMillion, J. Greco, M. Sumner, M. Fencil, S. Grimes, S. Eagle, R. Ncwhouse, M. ITuman, K. Cupac, D. Kuhar, K. Wise. Third Row: S. Coogler, G. Moore, M. Nesmith, G. McCann, K. Orzechcwski, R. Bell; J. Evans, N. Bennett, S. McFarland, S. Barber, M. Martiyak, J. Borghi, L. Lyons, D. Endler, A. Smith, P. McIntyre, M. Mills, S. Knapp, T. Martino. Fourth Row: S. Padgett, D. Miller, L. Verrett, K. Fencil, B. Garvin, L. Smith, H. Kanter, D. Johnston, K. McMillan, N. Swager, C. Cavric, R. Dinello, M. Briancesco, K. Hocansen, M. Sedney, L. Blazak, L. Arnold, M. Means, C. Coates, M. Popp, N. Elliot. Boys’ Chorus First Row: D. Schmidt, D. Householder, B. Stanley, T. Kofalt, B. Price, B. Jones, B. Livingston, P. Lutton, R. Knapp, B. Rieser, D. Howe, D. Humphrey, R. Heid, B. Rupert, B. Nalesnik, J. Gill, M. McKinney, J. Goehring. J. Wood, R. Gibbs, L. Harris. Second Row: R. Freed, C. West, 53 TRUDY BUCK Honors Chorus (concert) OLGA DUKAS District (concert) TOM GUTHRIE Honors, District, Regional (concert) BILL MAHON Honors, District, Regional (concert) RICK EVANS Honors Chorus (concert) 54 TOM BRUNER District, State (concert) JANICE FUTATO Honors, District, Regional, Commencement Award ANN SAWYER District, State, Commencement Award (concert) KATHY YOUNG Honors (concert) JUDY MOORE District, Regional, Arion (concert) 55 The Mouse That Roared After many weeks of preparation, the thirty-three members of the cast are ready for their first of three evening performances. Here, Queen Gloriana and her two counselors are persuading Mike Briet to invade New York City in order to receive aid for The Duchy. President Greg Benedetti is busy giving instructions for a practice air raid drill while the invasion forces consisting of six men land in New York. The six brave soldiers proceed to capture a general who is guarding a secret weapon. 56 Disbelief would best describe the reaction of Queen Patty Verner and her court as Mike tells them that he defeated the United States and captured their new secret weapon. While back at the White House the President is realizing what has happened when Carol Burk, the professor’s housekeeper, tels him of the disappearance of the bomb. The excitement rises as Jim Morak tries to convince Dave Fencil to allow the captured professor to disarm the bomb. The audience will remember this scene. It is when the professor explains the nature of the bomb to the President and his advisor. Although the professor didn’t disarm the bomb. General Glen Iben thinks that he has the upper hand over Mike. At the end of the play, Mike marries Queen Patty and keeps the bomb as a peace weapon. 57 vx The Fighting Tiger Football Team of 1966 concluded a hard-fought season with a record of six victories and four defeats. Beaver Falls placed second in MAC competition. One highlight of the season was the 35-0 victory over Ambridge in the rain at Reeves Field. Another was a 13-6 win over Butler which proved that the Tigers have the ability and drive to beat that tough team on their own ground. With Quarterback Bill Ross making most of the throws, the Orange and Black completed 50 out of 118 passes. Jim Bonanno was the Tigers’ leading pass receiver, snatching 15 of the 24 passes intended for him. Of the 6 Beaver Falls TD passes, Grank Gray caught 3, Gary Crees took 2, and Bonanno got 1. On the ground. Tiger Herb Braxton was one of the leading scorers in the Midwestern Conference. Ken Shumaker made second team, All-State, and all WPIAL class AA”. Crees was chosen for the MAC first team, and Howard Powwow” Nelson and Dennis DeSimone received honorable mention. Showing the will to win, the Tiger gridders played hard each week. Time and again, they proved that only Tigers come in Orange and Black Front Row: H. Sweesy, L. Bruno-—Head Coach, E. Harr. Row Two: W. Ross—Faculty Manager, E. Cary, W. Barber, L. Matrazzo, T. Kegan—Ass’t Faculty Manager. Fighting Beaver Falls Opponent 19 Erie East 0 13 Sharon 16 20 New Castle 13 35 Ambridge 0 13 Butler ...... 6 7 East Liverpool 14 20 Farrell 26 21 Aliquippa 7 41 Ell wood City ............................... 12 13 McKeesport 20 Won 6 Lost 4 60 M«3 5 ::::::::::::: Front Row: Croston, Hamilton, Endler, M. Smith, A. Parasida, Crees, Shumaker, Nelson. Sterrett, Rebeskc, Caputo, Bonanno, Gray. Second Row: Mammonc, Kofalt, Newton, Pagani, Ross, Davis, Dinello, Peterson, Sheldrake, Sargent, Braxton. Ostrom, T. Hungtington, Arent. Third Row: C. Huntington, DeSimone, Moffett, Padget, Verner, James, Ward, Raines, Tomich, Lynch, Weir, Rousseau, McKcver. Fourth Row: Chiodo, Rhodes, Kaminski, Bentley, J. Parasida, Jones, Jaycox, Lewchenko, Matiyak, Musgrave, J. Smith, Smilek, Tripodi, Davidson. Fifth Row: Coach Matrazzo, Coach Barber, Coach Bruno, Coach Harr, Coach Cary. 61 Mike Smith, halfback, struggles for yardage. Mike’s performance on the gridiron earned him honorable mention in the Midwestern Athletic Conference. Herbie Braxton, the Tiger’s leading point scorer, is : fine form as he rushes through the line for a touchdow Herbie had a total of 66 pts. for the 1966 season. Frank Gray in position for a shoe string catch. Frank received three touchdown passes for the Fighting Tigers” this season. Frank Gray goes over the line for six of his 36 total points for the 1966 season. Junior Varsity First Row: McCarl, White, Lewchenko, Jim Smith, Rousseau, Gill, Weir, Tkacik, P. Sargent, Knapp. Second Row: Parker, Lutton, Fulton, Matiyak, Aquino, Mentz, Caughey, R. Endler, Kairis, Washington, Bishop. Third Row: Price, Elliott, Mendicino, Musgrave, Jaycox, Fink, Ebersherger, Suit, Fetter, Neely. Fourth Row: Coach Matrazzo, Pennell, John Smith, T. Davis, Coach Barber. Quarterback for the JV’s, Denny Rousseau, searches for an opening in this rugged afternoon action. Denny saw some action with the varsity team and he can be counted on for some fine playing his junior and senior years with the Tigers. 64 Kneeling: Peterson, Ross, Thomas, Freshwater, Cock field, Davis, Jones, Dewhirst, Hemphill, Comcau. Coach Florie. Wagoner, Johnson. Standing: Coach Chan, Yonlinski, Garvin, We try harder” might well have been the motto of the 1966-’67 Fighting Tiger Basketball Team. As usual, Section III produced tough varsity competition. An excellent Ambridge team went on from the section to become the state champs. Despite a disappointing 3-11 record in section play, the Tigers tried and tried and then tried harder. Coach Frank Chan’s men racked up a 6-2 record in exhibition play, a record which included first place in the second annual Beaver Falls Education Association Holiday Tournament. The Tigers rolled over Bishop Boyle and Springdale in the Christmas tourney. In spite of their exhibition showing, the Orange and Black lost their first eight games in Section 111 competition. Fighting harder, the Tigers finally broke the ice with a 77-70 victory over Ellwood City in the BF gym. They rounded out their rough Section III season with two more victories — New Castle and Butler. Co-captains Jeff Dewhirst and Bob Wagoner were high scorers. Jeff sank 211 points and Bob made 152. Jeff’s excellent performance on the court earned him a place on the Section III All-Star second team. Also trying harder was Coach Dave Florie’s J. V. squad. The J. V.’s tallied an impressive record of 15 wins and 5 losses. Although their varsity record may not reveal it, the Beaver Falls squad was composed of athletes of the highest caliber. Wherever they went, they were Tigers. Section III Beaver Falls Opponent 53 Sharon 55 59 Ellw'ood City 85 70 Aliquippa 77 53 New Castle 55 48 Ambridge 96 55 Farrell 67 64 Butler 70 61 Sharon 72 77 Ellwood City 70 49 Aliquippa 74 59 New Castle 55 55 Ambridge 77 52 Farrell 68 66 Butler 64 Won 3 Lost 11 Exhibition Beaver Falls Opponent 83 New Brighton 43 87 Beaver 67 66 Mercer 69 77 Hopewell 39 63 Hickory 66 86 Bishop Boyle 67 71 Springdale 60 81 Wellsville 41 Won 6 Lost 2 65 Coach Frank Chan, sends instructions into the game. Bridger, Phil DePasquale, trys to recover the ball from Tiger Daryl Jones. Tigers and opponents scramble for the ball. Tiger Co-captain, Bob Wagoner, fights for the ball. 66 Junior Varsity Kneeling: Williford, Landefeld. Kompa, Knapp, Barr, Tkacik, Coogler. Standing Coach Florie, Brewer, Ricci, Rousseau, Boetner, Caldwell. Hammer, Carugati, Walcott, Dille. Jeff Dewhirst, leading Tiger scores, gets set to add two more. Section III Beaver Falls Opponent 57 Sharon 66 32 Ell wood City 29 42 Aliqippa . 44 33 New Castle 34 55 Ambridge 46 54 Farrell 43 53 Butler 68 49 Sharon 48 54 Ellwood City 49 27 Aliquippa 59 41 New Castle 31 36 Ambridge 34 52 Farrell 37 67 Butler 53 Won 9 Lost 5 Exhibition Beaver Falls Opponent 61 New Brighton 43 68 Beaver 67 64 Mercer 56 52 Hopewell 45 51 Hickory 49 70 Wellsville 33 Won 6 Lost 0 67 First Row: Davis, Bclkc, Garvin, Croston, Nelson, Wagoner, Matiyak, Kompa, Coagley, Tkacik. Third Row: Coach Frank- Woods, Davidson. Second Row: Huntington, Fields, Newton, Houser, Pelaia, Watson, Caldwell, Coach Smartz. Drive and determination led the Tiger Baseball Team to the Section V championship for the fifth year in a row. The fine pitching of Bob Garvin was a key factor in the Tigers’ success. Garvin pitched seven of the eleven BF victories in section play. Mickey Pelaia and Frank Gray also proved themselves on the mound. Garvin and Bob Wagoner were top hitters. Coach Joe Smartz’s men won five of their six exhibition games, losing only to Ellwood City. The Tigers came back to beat Ellwood later with a score of 10-3. The Orange and Black were victorious in eleven of their twelve section games. Beaver was finally able to nose past them with a score of 6-5 in the final section game after a furious Tiger drive to catch them. Beaver Falls Opponent Exhibition 15 Midland 2 7 Rochester 5 1 Ellwood City 2 Riverside 6 Rochester 10 Ellwood City Section V 5 Aliquippa 5 Hopewell 4 New Brighton 3 Ambridge ........... 5 Freedom 6 Beaver ........ 6 Aliquippa 5 Hopewell 5 New Brighton 7 Freedom 2 Ambridge 5 Beaver WPIAL 3 Montour 3 0 4 3 1 4 2 1 2 4 0 3 0 0 1 6 9 68 Pow Wow Nelson, first baseman, ready’s himself to get the runner out. Tiger batter awaits the pitch. Leading Tiger pitcher. Bob Garvin, prepares to baffle the batter. Garvin receives teammates’ congratulations as he comes in for a homerun. Tiger runner awaits a chance to reach homeplate. 69 Kneeling: Deltino, Parasida, Henning. Standing: Coach Sheffield, Lynch, Calvin, Haddad. Bruce Haddad reaches up to slam one. Inexperience was probably the main reason why the Tiger netters had a rough season. It was the first year for Coach Sam Sheffield and all the members of the squad. The tigers turned in a record of nine defeats. Led by John Parasida, the returning experience next year should give the BF netters a better season. Beaver Falls Opponent 1 Center 4 0 Beaver 5 0 Rochester 5 0 New Castle 5 2 Ambridge 3 2 Center 3 0 Beaver 5 1 Rochester ........ 4 0 New Castle 5 Kneeling: Patterson, Tomich, Ferrario. Standing: Coach Kinkead, Davison, Carugati, Walcott, Meteney. Coach Pete Kinkead stated that the 1967 Tiger Golf Team was the best all-around squad he ever coached. The Tiger linksters took the Section IX championship for the second year in a row. They copped a 9-1 record, falling only to Northwestern. The Orange and Black was beaten by Neshannock at the tough WPIAL playoffs. Led by Mike Meteney, Bob Tomich, Dan Patterson, Don Davison, and Kevin Carugati, the Tigers were a rough combination to beat. Reserves Pete Ferrario, Ray George, and Dick Walcott boosted the team. These Tiger golfers proved themselves to be excellent athletes and fine gentlemen. Beaver Falls Opponent 1P 2 Seneca Valley 41 2 7 Northwestern 9 9 2 Western Beaver 6 2 12 Beaver 4 10 Northwestern 6 121 2 New Brighton 31 2 151 2 Seneca 1 2 15 New Brighton 1 12 Beaver 4 ll 2 Western Beaver 4' 2 WPIAL Playoff 6 2 Neshannock 9 2 Bob Tomich won the MAC golf championship with a low score of 73. 71 First Row: Callejo, Fink, Dyhouse, Sargent, Briancesco, Brown, McKeever, Rieser, Rupert. Second Row: Weir, Rieser, Kairis, Blue, Brooks, Braxton, Sargent, Erhart, Coach Betres. Third Row: Coach Nace, Thomas, Bocttncr, Washington, Freshwater, Sommers, Stcrrctt, Mendicino, Giska, Groth, Dewhirst. The Orange and Black thinclads turned in another fine season under Coaches John Nace and Jim Betres. For the first time in Beaver Falls history, the Tigers took first place at the Butler Invitational and the WPIAL District I Qualifying meet. A fifth place at the Tri-State meet showed that the Tigers were the best in the county. The thinclads were 4-2 in duel meets. New school records marked the ’67 squad. Darrell Jones ran the 880 in 1:57.8. Ernie Briancesco clocked 10:35.1 in the 2 mile endurance test. In the field, Sam Freshwater set a school record with a 41 11” triple jump. Tom Weir, the sensational sophomore, set two school records—he heaved the shot put 53’61 i” and threw the discus 148’-1. Drive and determination marked the BF trackmen. They proved themselves to be fine athletes in one of the most trying sports offered at Beaver Falls High School. Tiger thinclad, Ed Rieser, is off with the gun in the relay. The hand off is essential in determining the winners of a relay. 72 Tiger Bob Thomas runs a close race jumping the hurdles. Tom Weir shows his record-breaking form at the discus. Opposing runners start the 100 after the given signal. 73 74 CAROL DOCTOR Cheerleaders PATTI WUDSKI 75 CHARLETTE ELIAS Juniors Kneeling: Janis Hcdwig, Kathy Seeman. Standing: Peggy Bliss, Vicki Smith, Peggy Colavincenzo, Virginia Caldwell. The Majorettes bestow honor as the football queen, Patti Wudski, enters for the coronation. Members of the football team present footballs to the royal court. Carol Doctor, Patti Wudski. and Sonia Shearer show happiness at the football game on their big night. 77 Commencement 1967 81 Valedictorian - Linda Braun Salutatorian - Judith Moore 82 ALAN BANDURA WILLIAM BETKE RAYMOND STOVER Honors TINA MUSTRIC PAMELA HAMAN High Honors SUSAN FLOWERS PAULA BROOKS 84 JEFF DEWHIRST MICHAEL BREIT JUDITH OVERDORFF Commencement Awards LINDA BRAUN Valedictory Physics Chemistry Mathematics DENNIS FRUMEN Latin RAYMOND STOVER Latin Chemistry JUDITH McBRIDE History WILLIAM BETKE Chemistry ROBERT RAHSMAN Physics CHRISTINA MUSTRIC French 85 PATRICIA SHOAFF Business DAVID HERZBF.RGER Spanish MICHAEL BRE1T English Problems of Democracy SUSAN MILLS Secretary MARGARET STAMATIA KAPPAKAS PAWKOVICH Dramatics Speech JANICE FUTATO Vocal Music ANN SAWYER Vocal Music DEBORAH LONNETT Homemaking LINDA BLAZAK Typewriting JUDITH MOORE Instrumental Music Babcock Wilcox HERBERT YOTHERS Practical Arts 86 LINDA BUSH Art ROBERT WAGONER Athletics Leland Schadhern Athletic Award MB HELEN STONER Journalistic MICHAEL SMITH Physical Education DIANNE MARKET Art THOMAS H. BOSTON Athletics PETER EERRARIO Future Teachers RONALD HENRY Babcock Wilcox JEFFREY DEWHIRST B’nai B'rith BONNIE WHITE Distributive Education a YVONNE LETTER I Journalistic LINDA YOUNG Soroptimist Citizenship Award 87 Senior Class Officers JEFF DEWHIRST President CAROL DOCTOR Secretary RICH CAPUTO Vice President PETE FERRARIO Treasurer 88 LINDA ARNOLD VICTOR AUGOSTINE CATHY AVERY PHYLLIS BALDWIN NANCY BARDES JAMES BARGER MELISUA BARNHART ALAN BANDURA KAREN BECKER VERNON BEIGHLEY SUE BEIGHTLEY JOSEPH BELCZYK 89 During the Faculty Varsity Game some of the boys?? cheered for the Women’s Faculty team. CHRISTINE BELKOWSKI GARY BENN JACK BENNETT ROBERT BENTLEY PATRICIA BERGMAN WILLIAM BETKE 90 KARON BIDDLE The Girl’s Basketball team was not without its cheerleaders. ROBERT BITTNER JANICE BLACKWOOD KAREN BISCHOFF k JAMES BLUE BARBARA BOLLER GLORIA JEAN BONANNI LINDA BLAZAK 91 HERB BRAXTON STANLEY BRECKENRIDGE MICHAEL BREIT LINDA BRAUN DALE BRELLOCH RICHARD BRIANCESCO RICHARD BRICKNER PAUL BROGNANO DANIEL BROOKS MICHAEL BROOKS PAULA BROOKS 92 Three years of council work were realized by the dedication of the new marque. ANDY CALLEJO WILLIAM CALVIN CURTIS CAMP WILLIAM CAMPBELL ERNEST CAVALLO DONNA CHARSKI RUSSELL CHIODO RICHARD CAPUTO 93 Seniors mingle at their last get-together, the Donors Party. THEODORE CHILDS VERNICE CHILDS BONNIE COGLEY PETE COLAIZZI KAREN COOGLER 94 HENRY COCKFIELD k DIANNE DAMASKA SHIRLEY CRUMRINE FRANK DAQUILA MICHAEL CREMEANS ROBERT CUMBF.RLEDGE GEORGE DAQUILA CAROL DAUGHERTY 95 DONALD DAVISON GREG DcLUCA SANDRA DeROSE SHARYN DELIVUK MARK DcANGELIS LUCY DeSANZO MARSHA DeSANZO RAYMOND DeSANZO DENNIS DeSIMONE 96 JEFF DEWHIRST PAULETTE DWORNIK NELSON EAGLE JOHN EHRHARDT CHARLOTTE ELIAS JACK ENDLER ELLEN FELDMAN KENNETH FENCHEL Tina Mack portrays Mr. Kane in one of his lighter moments. 97 DAVID FENCIL PETE FERRARIO SHARYN FORNEY SUSAN FLOWERS In order to arouse enthusiasm during football season, students participated in a clash day. MICHAEL FOSNAUGHT KATHY FOSTER OLIVE FRANKLIN DOUGLAS FORTNER 98 WESLEY FREY REBECCA FRIELER DENNIS FRUMEN MARTY FRISCHKORN JANICE FUTATO JERRY FYKE SHIRLEY GAHAGAN 99 Jeff Dewhrist, president of the Senior Class, serves refreshments at one of the Senior parties. JANET GRECO PAUL GRILLO JAMES GOEN FRANK GRAY GERALDINE GRIMES KENNETH GRIMES SUE GRIMM SAMUEL GRISWOLD 100 EARLINE GUILFORD There was never a dull moment at the Senior Party. JOYCE GUILFORD THOMAS GUTHRIE MARIAN GUY BRUCE HADDAD LORI HALL WILLIAM HAMILTON JAMES HAMMERS PATTI HAMILTON PAM IIAMAN 101 SUSAN HARRIS DANIEL HART BRUCE HAWK WILLIAM HENDERSON tk. Each year, students of the Spanish Level IV classes tour Mexico. The students completing the trip for academic credit were Front Row: James Rousseau, Lori Hall, Willa Boulding, and Sharyn Forney. Second Row: Ron Mackey, Dan Patterson, George Daquilla, Martin Kast, Frank Daquilla and Dave Herzberger. 102 TIM HILL SHERYL HOENIG JANET HOGUE ROBERT HERRINGTON I' 1 PATRICIA IIOLLIBAUGH DAVID HERZBERGER PAUL HORINKA LINDA HOUSEHOLDER CHARLES HUNTINGTON ROY HUPP STEVE HURBANEK 103 Larry Bull” Croston spoke on behalf of the football team at the bonfire. REGINALD JAMES RONALD JOHNSTON VICKI HYSELL wi TERRY JOHNSTON 1 • li V JUDITH INFIELD m ROBERT JONES 104 SANDRA JONES RAYMOND JUHASZ Students look on as the Farrell football team is burned in effigy at the annual bonfire. TIM KAIRIS FRANCES KALCEV1C STAMATIA KAPPAKAS ANTOINETTE KARCZEWSKI LINDA KILPATRICK FLORENCE KENNEDY DEBORAH KASKALAVICH MARTIN KAST 105 KATHY KOZIOL I FLORA KOCZUR EDWARD KNOBLOCH DEBORAH KNOTTS JOSEPH KRALY JEAN KRASSMAN EUGENE KUGLICS DEBORAH KUHAR KENT KUNKLE GLORIA KUSTUGIC ROSS KYLER VINCENT LACK WILLIAM LANGSTON PATRICIA LAPOSKI JAMES LARGE THELMA LASH 106 The first all-school pep meeting, of the season, led the fighting Tigers” to a victory over Butler. ALBERT LeHERE FRED LEKSELL YVONNE LETTER I HARRY LEVINE SUE LIVINGSTON DEBORAH LONNETT JOSEPH LOPEZ DONNA LOREY 107 CARL LUCCI RONALD LUCINI CARON LUSK ELISE LUTTON V DEBORAH McBRIDE JUDITH McBRIDE SUSAN McBRIDE MELISSA McCORMICK Gigantic roses were made for the prom by members of the decorating commtitee. JOYCE McCOY 108 PATRICIA McCOY Gary McCullough james McFarland JOHN MACRUM thomas Mcknight CHERYL MACIOCE MARY MACK RONALD MACK AY SUSAN MAHON WILLIAM MAHON EUGENE MAMMONE 109 EDNA MANCING KAREN MANCING DANIEL MANNERINO DAVID MARCELLI PAUL MARCH TONI MANZETTI GEORGE MARNICIO LARRY MARSH PATRICIA MARKESS RAYMOND MATOTEK RICHARD MANZELOWSKI SUSAN MARINKOVICH THOMAS MARSHALL ROBERT MAY 110 Sue Mahon, George Nahal, Bertha Creach, Mike Brooks, Karen Mancing, Rich Caputo, Carol Doctor, Mike Smith, Patti Wudski, Phil Volk, Sue Grimm, Dave Ilerzberger, Jan Blackwood, Ed Rieser, Sonia Shearer, Bob Callahan, Marsha DeSanzO, Gene Mammone. JAY MEANS MARY ANNE MEANS ALFRED MEIER LAWRENCE MIKLAVIC ALEX MILOSZEWSKI JACQUELINE MINE DANIEL MILLER SUSAN MILLS 111 TINA MUSTRIC CAROL NEININGER RONALD NEAL RICK MULROY PATRICIA MOORE ROSEMARY MORELLI 112 HOWARD NELSON ALBERTHA NESMITH JOYCE NESMITH MINNIE NESMITH MARGARET NESTOR DONNA NEWHOUSE 113 STANLEY NORAK ALAN NORRIS SHIRLEY OLASH MARGARET OMOGROSSO CATHY O’NEAL REBECCA ORAVITZ JUDITH OVERDORFF JERRY PAGANI ALVIN PARASIDA 114 o PEGGY PAWKOVICH JOSEPH PELAIA CHARLES PINKERTON CONNIE PICCININI DONNA POFF GRAY PENNELL DENNIS PORTER LEE PORTO KRIS RAAB ROBERT RAHSMAN Queen Patti Wudski, Crown Bearer Carol Doctor, Scepter Bearer Sue Grimm. 115 EDWARD R1ESER JOHN RICCI LARRY RHODES The Queen and her court led the Grand March which included all the couples attending the prom. 116 MARY RIGGINS ELIZABETH ROGERS JAMES ROUSSEAU MARCIA RUCH CARLEEN RUDI DORA SABINO PATRICIA SCHLOSSER MARY LYNN SCHNEIDER JAN SAFREED ANN SAWYER 117 MARY SCOTT SHIRLEY SCOTT BELINDA SCIARRO MARK SCOTT MARGARET SEAMANS JO ANNE SETTING JUDY SEYBERT CLYDE SCRANTON JOHN SHAFFER MARILYN SHANER SONIA SHEARER ANTHONY SHEE SONDRA SHELDRAKE BARBARA SHLEIFER DIANE SHOAFF PATRICIA SHOAFF 118 KENNETH SHUMAKER JOHN SIMON JAMES SLOVAK DELORES SHUTACK WILLIAM SLOVAK PERRY SMALL GAIL SMITH JANE SMITH 119 'The Wonderful World of Fantasy” was the theme of the Senior Prom. Queen Patti and her escort Phil begin the waltz at the Senior Prom. All the couples join in for the first dance of the prom. 1 MICHAEL SMITH JOHNNA SMITH 1 120 LOTTIE SO BON A RICHARD SPRECKER MAX SNYDER TRINA STEINBERG JAY STERRETT HELEN STONER Vi BRUCE STACY RAYMOND STOVER PATRICIA STRATHMANN BARBARA STROBEL CHRISTINE STUBLER 121 CHRISTINE SYDLIK SHARON SUMNER WILLIAM STURM ROBERT SUMMERS ROBERT THOMAS SUSAN THOMAS DUAYNE THOMPSON CATHLEEN TAYLOR GERALD THOMPSON JOHN THOMPSON THOMAS TRENSCHEL THOMAS TKACIK DORISJEAN TINSMAN LAUREEN TKACIK JAMES TRIPODI BARBARA TRN 122 Hundreds looked on as the dancers performed for the queen and her court. JOSEPH TRZC1NSKI CHERYL TUNNO JOHN TWENTY PATRICIA VanKIRK KAREN VERNER NICK VERNER PHILIP VOLK WAYNE VEON 123 The couples danced from 1:00 a.m. to 5:00 a.m. at the after prom party. ROSE ANN WARD JAMES WARD ROBERT WAGONER REBECCA WALKER JOHN WALROND HARRY WALTER MARLENE WEAVER BRENDA WEBB 124 SHERRY WEIR RALPH WEISTER RUSSELL WERNER BONNIE WHITE RONNIE WHITE THOMAS WHITE GLENN WILSON RAY WILSON KAREN WISE 125 TYANNE WOLFE Jeff Dewhirst and Carol Doctor were elected ideal senior boy and girl by vote of the junior class. Passing out caps and gowns is taken care of by the Cap and Gown committee. 126 PATTY WUDSKJ MARK YARNELLE Jan Hogue and Dora Sabino demonstrate what could happen if you got the wrong gown. FRANK YONLISKY DAVID YOUNG HERBERT YOTHERS DONALD YOUNG 127 KATHY YOUNG LINDA YOUNG LINDA YURSHIA The culmination of twelve years of hard work comes with the receiving of the diploma. Seniors not pictured: MARY JANE ATKINSON SAM CAPPARELLI RONNIE ECKENROAD RAY GEORGE MIKE GUINTO GLENN HOCANSON PAUL KAMMER JAMES LUDWIG MARY LEE McBRIDE DIANNE MARKET NORBERT NEUMANN ED PETRI JOE PISANO CAROLYN REXROAD JOHN RITTER CARL ROSE WILLIAM SCOTT HARRY SPEELMAN JAMES STRATTON MARGUERITE ZAHN THELMA ZAHN SHIRLEY ZUBROWSKI 128 Haesus de Andres Callejo, more commonly known as Andy,” is our eighth foreign exchange student at Beaver Falls Area Senior High School and our first from Alicante, Spain. Along with speaking at numerous clubs and assemblies, Andy is very active in extra-curricular activities. He is a member of the Tiger Track team, the Spanish, Literature, and Physics Clubs, and an honorary member of the Student Council. Andy was also awarded a prize for drawing an original seal in the Centennial Seal Contest. With his return to his native homeland in July, Andy says, Spain and America can be very close friends because the people are similar.” 129 Junior Class Officers TOM KAMINSKI President ROSEMARY SAGE Secretary JANICE HF.DWIG Vice President SUE CAMPBELL Treasurer 132 CARL ABERT ARTHUR AGOSTINELLi PATTI ALBERTI JACQUELINE ANDERSON KEITH ANDERSON ROBERT ANDERSON DAVID ARNOLD GARY ARNOLD KEITH BALTER MICHAEL BALZER SHIRLEY BARBER RUSSELL BARRE JOHN BARRY ROBERT BATES MICHAEL BATHGATE BARBARA BAUMAN MARY BEATTY KAREN BEERCOOK MERVE BELKE PAULINE BELL RUTH BELL GREGORY BENEDETTI DONALD BENNETT NANCY BENNETT GLENN BENSON CAROL BERK JAMES BERK KAREN BERNSTEIN JANICE BERRY DAVID BLACKBURN FRANK BLACKOWITZ PEGGY BLISS SANDRA BLUM RICHARD BOGUSZEWSKI JOANN BORGHI WILLIAM BOTTI DONALD BOWERS CYNTHIA BOWKER NANCY BRADLEY KAREN BRADOW LILLIAN BRANDYBURG DANIEL BREZNAI 133 BONNIE BRIGGS RICHARD BRITTAIN JOSEPH BROWN LOIS BROZENICK TRUDY BUCK MARY BURROUGHS LINDA BUTCHER PAUL BUTCHER SHERRY BYERS RONALD CABLE VIRGINIA CALDWELL JAMES CAMPBELL SUSAN CAMPBELL DEBRA CARROLL FRANCES CARVELLI PAULETTE CASEY JUDY CEARFOSS FRANK CELINSCAK ANGELA CELLINI PAUL CERATTI WILLIAM CHAPPELL CHRISTINE CHULAK BRENDA CICCO THEODORE CIGANIK WILLIAM CLAYTON JAMES COAKLEY HOWARD COHEN PEGGY COLAVINCENZO PATRICIA COLE RONALD COLONNA FELIX COMEAU TERRY CONNERS CATHERINE COOK SHARON CORCORAN LINDA COULTER ELIZABETH COVINGTON RICHARD CRAMER DEIRDRE CUMBAY JOMAR CUNNINGHAM SHERRY CUPAC WILLIAM CZYZEWSKI DONALD DAVIDSON 134 DAN DAVIS LINDA DAVIS NANCY DAVIS GARY DAVISON TERESA DEANGELIS SUSAN DELGADO JOHN DELORENZO FRANK DELTINO WILLIAM DENNISON RAYMOND DINELLO LARRY DOLENAK JIM DOMICO Juniors The annual distribution of the Tiger Yearbook was held in the B.F. gymnasium on the second day of school for the juniors and seniors who purchased the annuals. BRUCE DOUDS ROBERT DOUGHERTY GARY DRENT BARBARA DUGINA ANNA DURISH SHERYL EAGLE RAYMOND EBERHARDT REBECCA ECKLES SUSAN EDGEMORE JAYNE EGGENSBERGER MARLAN EHRENBERG JUDY ELLIOTT 135 The big affair for the junior class is their annual junior banquet. RICHARD EMERT JANET EVANS RICHARD EVANS MARY ANN FABIA SHARYN MENCHEI KAREN FIELD HERSHELL FIELDS ROBERT FIELDS KATHERINE FINK CATHY FLAM PATRICK FOLEY WILLIAM FORSYTH JANE FOX DONNA FRANZINI DF.BBY FREED SAMUEL FRESHWATER DANIEL FREUND GISELA FRITZ DOUGLAS FRY BARBARA GARVIN GEORGIA GARVIN ROBERT GARVIN CATHY GASIOROWSKI DAVID GAYHART 136 STEPHEN GEBHARD CHESTER GEMZALA MARILYN GERARD DIANNE GIBBONS JOHN GIBBONS JAMES GIBBS JANE GILCHRIST DEBRA GILKEY JOHN GITTS SUSAN GLITSCH JOSEPH GOFF GLORIA GOOSBY Juniors JOHN GOOSBY DIANE GRAHAM GEORGIE GRECO MARILYN GRECO MOLLYANN GREEN JERALD GRIEDER GARY GROOM TERRY GROOM DAVID GROTH RAYMOND GUTOWSKI MARION GUZA PAUL HAGE RONALD HAGERTY GARY HILL REGINA HARKINS BRENDA HARPER JANICE HARPER CLINTON HARRIS KATHLEEN HARTMAN KAREN HAVIS JERRY HAYS JANICE HEDWIG RICHARD HEID LINDA HEMPHILL CARL HENNING MICHELE HERMANN LORRAINE HEWITT JOHN HIGGINS MICHAEL HILL BRUCE HINDS 137 DENNIS HINZMAN PATRICK HINZMAN CHARLES IIOLLIBAUGH DIANNE I ION AKER CYNTHIA HOWARD JAMES 1IOWARTH ANDREW HRENYO JEFFREY HUBER MIKE HUDAK THOMAS HUNTINGTON GEORGE HURBANEK GLENN IBEN MAXENE ICENHOUR ELMETTA JAMES KATHRYN JAVENS DEBORAH JENNINGS GLORIA JOHNSON JEROME JOHNSON BERTHA JOHNSTON RICHARD JOHNSTON DARRELL JONES RONALD JONES LINDA JORDON DIANA JUDY THOMAS KAMINSKI DAVID KANE STEVEN KARBAZESKE SUZANNE KARDON ANN KASZER ROBERT KEETON SHERRY KEITH LINDA KELLY DENNIS KEMERER CAROL KENDALL THOMAS KIRCHNER JANIS KLEAR KRISTINE KNAPP PATRICIA KNAPP KEITH KNOX ANTHONY KOFALT ROBERT KOKOSKI NORMAN KOLEMAN 138 KATHERINE KRALY GREGORY KRAWCHICK HELEN KRISA JOANNE KURTZ PATRICIA LAPINSKI DIANNE LEHERE TERRY LEOPARDI ANIKO LESTYAN ROBERTA LEWIS KATHY LIEBERMAN DEBRA LIVINGSTON KITTY LOPER Juniors CHRISTINE LOWRY STEVEN LUPO LINDA LUSK CHRISTOPHER LYNCH BEVERLY McCANN MATTHEW McCAULEY willis McClain KENNETH McCONAHY mary McDonald BONNIE McFADDEN susan McFarland thomas McFarland 139 The Student Council election reached a high point with campaigning in front of the school. PAUL McKEEVER RICHARD McKEEVER DEBORAH MACIOCE MICHAEL MAJCHER JUDITH MARK MARY MARK JOHN MARTINO TINO MARTINO MARY MARTYAK NANCY MARX RICHARD MASTROGIUSEPPE PATRICIA MATOTEK Turkey was the main course served at the junior banquet. The dinner was served in cafeteria style. JOHN MATTHEWS NITA MAY CHRISTINE MEIER THOMAS MELVIN DAVID MENGES KATRINA MENTION CHARLENE MERRIMAN MICHAEL METENEY KATHLEEN MILLER ROBERTA MILLER WILLIAM MILLER LINDA MILLS 140 RENEE MILOSZEWSKI SHERRY MITCHELL NANCY MODRO LARRY MONTANI RAYMOND MONZA DONNIE MOODY MICHAEL MOORE JAMES MORACK PAUL MORACK DONNA MORGAN KATHERINE MOSHIS GALE MUSSEY Juniors THEODORE MUSTRIC JAMES NAHAL WILLIAM NALESNIK LANA NEELY HENRY NEUMAN ROSE ANN NEWHOUSE TIMM NEWTON IRENE NOVOTNY RICHARD OHNEZF.IT STEPHEN OROSZ PAULA ORTO TIMOTHY O’SHEA MICHAEL OSMAN BRUCE OSTROM SANDY PADGETT CLAIR PAGANI MARY PAGANI PATRICIA PAGANI JOANN PALMIERE VICTORIA PANGAN JOHN PARASIDA SUSAN PARSONS RAYMOND PARTINGTON GEORGE PASARILLA JOHN PAWLOS RONALD PEGG MITCHELL PELAIA ANTHONY PEPSIC DAVID PETERS ROGER PETERSON 141 GEORGE PETRELLA ROBERT PETRELLA KATHLEEN PHILLIPS CHRISTINE PODBIELSKI KIMBERLY PORTER RICHARD PORTO DAVID POVENSKI JERARD POWERS RALPH PRIMERANO FRANK QUEST ERVIN RAINES HARVEY RANDALL JAMES REED ROGER REESE ROGER REGELDINI DALE REISINGER KATHLEEN RIHELY CECILE ROCHEFORT ROBERTA ROLLINS LINDA ROSE RAYMOND ROSS WILLIAM ROSS JANIS ROSSMAN SUSAN ROTH KRISTEN RUBY JAMES RUPERT ROSEMARY SAGE EUGENE SARGENT TIMOTHY SAUSMAN KAREN SAVCHUK ELSA SCHINKE ED SCHMIDT ROBERT SCHRECENGOST SALLY SCRANTON CATHERINE SEAMAN NORMAN SEAMANS MARY SEYBERT JAMES SHAFFER GLENNA SHANKS LARRY SHANOR JOHN SHELDRAKE JANICE SHOUSE 142 Juniors Three features at the Junior Banquet were a dinner and a choice of a movie or a dance. PAULA SIANO RICHARD SKABO JAMES SMILEK ABIGAIL SMITH DENISE SMITH KEITH SMITH LINDA SMITH ROBERT B. SMITH ROCHELLE SMITH VICTORIA SMITH VIRGINIA SMITH SUSAN SNEDEKER ANDREW SOLTES MICHAEL SOODIK DANIEL STALNECKER ROBERT STANLEY RONALD STATTON ROBERT STEDILA LINDA STEVENS SHERRI STEIN DUANE STEWART KARL STEWART RONALD STUMP LINDA SVETLICK 143 CHRISTOPHER SWAGER RONALD SWAGER PAUL SYMCZAK JENNIE TAYLOR MICHAEL TAYLOR MARY LOU TEAM JAMES TEAMS SUE TEAPOLE DONALD TEASDALE JUDITH TERRACIO CORINNE THATCHER BARBARA THOMPSON SHERRY THOMPSON SHIRLEY THOMPSON WILLIAM C. THOMPSON WILLIAM P. THOMPSON MARLENE TIMKO HATTIE TISDALE VERONICA TKACIK ROBERT TOMICH TOMA TREES JOHN TRESS DAVID TRIVILINO JUDITH TROYANOWSKI A special fcaature at Christmas time is the decoration of doors. These students are adding a bit of Christmas cheer to the Student Center. 144 JAMES UNDERWOOD BRUCE VAN HORNE PAUL VEKASY PATRICIA VENUCK FRANCES VERNER PATRICIA VERNER RONALD VERZELLA VALI VINCENT CHARLES VOLK LYNNE VOLK RICHARD VOLPE ROBERT WAGNER Juniors JUDY WAHL ROBERT WARD GARY WATSON ERIC WEBER PHILLIP WHITE VIRGINIA WHITE NANCY WILKOFF OTTILIA WILSON JOHN WOGAN BRUCE WOOD STEVEN WOOD JUDY YANIK MARSHA YOHO BRADLEY YORKE , ROSANNE YOUNG C THOMAS YOUNG LORRAINE YURAN LEONA YURICH KATHLEEN YURICHA DIANNA ZEIGLER EDWINA ZEIGLER BETTY ZIELINSKI CAROL ZIGERELLI LOUISE ZONIS JUNIORS NOT PICTURED: DIANE GOSSECK FREDERICK JACKSON ROSEMARY LYONS LINDA NORTON DAVID OSMAN JAMES TRIVILINO 145 Sophomore Officers JERRY MATIYAK President DOUG PENNELL Vice President 146 KITTY WASKO Secretary SALLY INFIELD Treasurer KATHIE ABERT HAROLD AHERN xMARY ALEXANDER CAROL ALLEN CHARLES ALLEN JAMES ALLEN SANDRA ALLEN NANCY AMMON ANITA ANDINO ROSEMARY ANNONI LORRAINE APPLEYARD THOMAS AQUINO ROGER ATKINSON BARBARA AUGOSTINE JOHN BABIARZ HARRIET BAKER FRANCES BALDOVICH HATTIE BALDWIN GREGORY BALMER ANN MARIE BALZER DEBORAH BARBER ROBERT BARDES JOHN BARR MADGE BARRY j LINDA BEARER CATHERINE BECK NANCY BENTEL TERRY BERRY WILLIAxM BERRY WILLIAM BEST JAMES BETKE JOHN BETKE KENNETH BIDDLE ALLAN BINDER JANET BINDER JEFFREY BISHOP MAX BISHOP DAVE BITTNER TED BITTNER CECIL BLACKBURN ROBERT BLANKENBICKER DENNIS BLASKOWITZ 147 SCOTT BLOOR WILLIAM BOETTNER HARRY BOGUSZEWSKI MARY BONACCI LINDA BORK CAROL BORNEO JOSEPH BORNEO CATHERINE BRAUN EUGENE BREWER ERNEST BRIANCESCO JOSEPH BRIANCESCO MARY BRIANCESCO KATHY BRICKETT CHERYL BROOKS EMILY BROOKS GARY BROOKS LEONARD BROWDER MARY ANN BROWN BILL BROWN DOUGLAS BRUNER DENNIS BRYANT JACQUELINE BRYANT LOUIS BURCKART RICHARD BURDINE JOYCE BUSCH DEBORAH BUTCHER SHERRY CALER SUSAN CAIRNS DENNIS CALDWELL JOANN CALVIN GLENN CAMPBELL HOWARD CAPLAN THERESA CAPPARELLI ELLEN CARSON KEVIN CARUGATI RALPH CASASANTA SUSAN CASCIATO ROBERT CAUGHEY CYNTHIA CAURIC KATHLEEN CHAMPION ROBIN CHIODO PAUL CIGANIK 148 LORRAINE CLARK RICHARD CLAYTON JOHN CLINE KATHY CLINE CINDY COATES GARY COATES DANIEL COLAIANNI KARIN COLA I I MICHAEL COLELLA HENRY COOGLER SANDRA COOGLER LINDA COOK “The Legend of Dan McGrew” was presented by members of the Sophomore Class at their only social event of the year, the Sophomore Party. THOMAS COOPER DIANE COPEMAN JERRY CORBIN PATTY CORBIN DEBBI CORNELIUS JOANN COSENTINO ROBERT COUGHANOUR SUZETTE COUNTS MARY COX LYNN COZART RICHARD CRAIG MARY ANNE CRAVEN omores 149 Real school spirit was shown by the students at the bonfire held prior to the Farrell game. JAMES CRAWFORD PATRICK CREMEANS CORNELIUS CRONIN GARY CROSTON CAROL CROUSE LINDA CRUMRINE GEORGIA CUNNING KATHERINE CUPAC ALYSIA DAVENPORT VIRGINIA DAVIDSON TIMOTHY DAVIS GEORGE DAWSON SHERRY DAWSON REGINA DEBONA LYNN DELUCA KATHLEEN DEMARIA NANCY DENNY ISAIAH DENT ALAN DESANZO ROSEMARIE DETTINGER THOMAS DEWHIRST WILLIAM DIETRICH CHARLES DILLE ROSE DINELLO 150 SANDRA DOBROWSKI KAREN DOM ICO GARY DOUDS MARGUERITE DREHER LINDA DUNLAP RICHARD DYHOUSE ROBERT DYHOUSE JERRY EBERHARDT ROBERT EBERSBERGER BLAINE ECKLES PATTY EDGECOMBE KAREN EISLER Sophomores DONALD ELLIOTT NANCY ELLIOTT DONNA ENDLER RAYMOND ENDLER DONNA EVANS MARGARET FARKAS KATHY PENCIL MAR I BETH PENCIL WILLIAM FETTER BECKY FICCA MARY FIELDS BARBARA FILBY RICHARD FINK CHERYL FORSBERG NANCY FOSTER CHRISTINE FRANCHI ESTHER FRANKLIN ROGER FREED JAMES FRIDAY KAREN FRKUSKA MICHELLE FRUMEN DIANE FRY JOHN FULTON RICHARD FUNKHOUSER DENNIS FYKE JAMES GADWELL TIMOTHY GALLENTINE RETTA GARLAND ROBERT GARMAN ROBERT GAZ 151 BOB GEORGE ROBERT GIBBS JAMES GILL WALTER GISKA GERALD GOEHRING SHEILA GOLDBERT HERMAN GRANATI NANCY GRANATI JACQUE GRECO WILLIAM GRECO DEBBY GEIGER DAVID GRICKS EDWARD GRIEDER SANDY GRIMES JOHN GROSSMAN TERRI GUMPF LANNY GUTHRIE CAROLYN GUZZETTI LINDA HADDAD ROBERT HAHN MARY BETH HALL LAWRENCE HAMMER WILLIAM HAMMER LOLA HARLAN ALLEN HARRIS BARBARA HARRIS GLORIA HARRIS IRENE HARRIS LESLIE HARRIS ROBERT HARRIS FRANK HAWKINS PAUL HEADLAND CHESTER HEATON FRANK HELISEK THOMAS HELISEK ROBERT HEMPHILL ROSE HERR ANNE HETZLER KAREN HOCANSON HARRY HOLLI BAUGH JANICE HONAKER DONNA HOOKS 152 JERRY HORINKA DALE HOUSEHOLDER DAVID HOUSEHOLDER SHERRY HOUSEHOLDER THOMAS HOUSEHOLDER RICHARD HOWARD DAVID HOWE JONATHAN HUDAK ELSA HULINGS DWIGHT HUMPHREY RICHARD HUPP LEX HURBANEK Sophomores GRETCHEN HURD ROBERT HUSTON SALLY INFIELD NANCY INMAN ELLEN IRONS KAREN ISABELLA JOY JACOBS MICHAEL JACOX JOHN JAMES CHARLES JASPER JACQUELINE JEFFERSON NANCY JENNINGS 153 The big job during the Christmas Canned Food Drive was collecting and weighing the cans. Report Room 114 was the winner with 967 pounds of cans. JUDITH JEWELL ANNETTE JOHNSON DETLEV JOHNSON MAY JOHNSON DIANE JOHNSTON THOMAS JOHNSTON JOHN TONES LESLIE JONES BARBARA JORDAN EILEEN JORDAN PATRICIA RABAT CHARLES KAEFER ■ Santa Claus and his helpers are collecting toys from each homeroom at Christmas. TOM KAIRIS PRISCILLA RAMMER HELEN RANTER CHRISTINE RARCZEWSR1 SANDRA REEFER MARY JANE REETON DALE REISTF.R ROBERT REMPER GINGER RENNEDY HELEN RERR JUDY RILPATRICR CHRIS RIRCHELL 154 FRED KIRKLAND SAMUEL KLINE WILLIAM KLUDO RONALD KNAPP SUSAN KNAPP NICK KNOPICK DICK KNOTTS BERNADETTE KOFALT EDWARD KOMPA WALTER KOSEK ANNA KOZORA RONALD KRACIIINSKY Sophomores KAREN KRISA SONYA KRASSMAN ALICIA KRZEMIENSKI TERRY KRUKOWSKI BARBARA KYLER ROBERTA LAMB EDMOND LANDEFELD RONALD LANDFAIR JEFFREY LEASURE JEAN LEECH RICHARD LEHNER CHAlRLES LESNICK VIRGINIA LESTYAN JOHN LEWCHENKO WILLIAM LEWIS WILLIAM LIVINGSTON CAROL LOGAN GERALD LOMBARDO VICTOR LOPEZ JOHN LUCE ROBERT LUCE PARK LUTTON GERALDINE McCANN BRIAN McCARL PENNY McCAULEY HARRIS McCOMB KATHY McCONAHY thomas McDermott sherry McFarland GAYE McGATH 155 CYNTIIIA McGEE ETHEL McGEE TIMOTHY McGOWAN SHEILA McGREAL patrici v McIntyre DONNA McKEE mike McKinney john McLaughlin KATHARINE McMILLAN EUGENE McMILLEN MARGARET McMILLION MARY McNAMEE SHERYL MAIN KARON MALKOCH RENE MANCINI AUDREY MANN JUDI MANO HELEN MARK FRANK MARKUSIC KRISS MARSH JOAN MARTIN RITA MARTIN JOHN MARUCA JOHN MARX MARK MASON RICK MASON RONALD MASSIRONI JERRY MATIYAK DANIEL MAY EARL MELVIN ( PETER MENDICINO BILL MENTZ LINDA MERVIS ROBERTA MIKLAVIC DEBBY MILLER GARY MILLER JOHN MILLER LINDA MILLER HAROLD MILLER WILLIE MILLER MARTHA MILLS STUART MILLSTONE 156 Sophomores One of the big attractions at the Tri Hi-Y-Hi-Y Formal was the fountain-type punch-bowl. It spouted red punch to match the color scheme. EDWARD MILOSZEWSKI JOHN MINE DENNIS MITCHELL LYNNE MITTICA CONNIE MONTAGAZZI ALICE MONTINI 111® JOHN MONZA KATHY MONZA TONI MONZA KATHLEEN MORETTI JOYCE MORGAN RONALD MOSKAL STEVEN MOYE CINDY MULROY LEWIS MUOIO THOMAS MURRAY GREG MUSGRAVE GARY NEELY BARBARA NESMITH PHYLLIS NEWBERRY BLANCHE NUGIN NANCY OHNSMAN JUDITH OLKOWSKI ELOISE O’NEAL 157 DENNIS ONDRUSEK ROBERTA ORAVITZ KAREN ORZECHOWSKI SUSAN PADGETT RON PANDER SHARON PANDER CHRISTINE PANNER EDDIE PARKER KATHRYN PASARILLA CAROLE PASHUTA HOPE PATTERSON RICHARD PATTERSON DOUGLAS PENNELL DANIEL PETERS MARIANNE PEZZI LEE PFEIFER LINDA PHILLIPS THOMAS PLETZ MARY POPP BARBARA PORTO CANDICE POWELL JEFF POWELL LARRY POWELL ROBERT PRICE Every year at election time the candidates running for the various Student Council officers deliver a speech to the entire student body. Greg Benedetti, newly elected president, presented a stirring speech. Bob Tkacik shows his patriotism to BFHS by voting on election day. 158 BRYAN PULCINI RAY RAICHEL PAT RAINES EVELYN RAUCH DEBORAH REDDEN CANDICE REED NANCY REED PENNY REED DONNA REESE JOHN REYNOLDS ROBERT RICCI RUSSEL RICE Sophomores ROBERT RIESER JOSEPH RIESICK RICHARD RIHELY WANZA ROBINSON PEGGY ROSE ARNOLD ROSENBERG GERALD ROSENBERG DENNIS ROUSSEAU WILLIAM ROY LINDA RUDI BENNY RUPERT JUDITH RUTHERFORD MARY ANN RUTOWSKI DONNETTE RYAN MARY RYCZ TERRY RYLOTT MARSHA SALLADE BERTHA SANCHEZ RONALD SANDOE PAUL SARGENT RAYMOND SARSON JAMES SCALA DAVE SCHMIDT SUSAN SCHNEIDER DONNA SCHUTTE DAN SCHWENK ROBERT SCIARRO JONATHAN SCOTT THELMA SCOTT DEBORAH SEARFOSS 159 JOHN SEARFOSS SHIRLEY SEARFOSS KATHY SEBASTIAN MARY SEDNEY SANDRA SEDWICK TERRY ANN SEE DAVID SEIDLER PATRICIA SHAFFER JAN SHARRER JANET SHEBISH ELENA SHEE JOHN SHENESKY HARRY SHLEIFER MARILYN SHORT JAMES SHUMAKER KATHRYN SMILEY ANN SMITH CONRAD SMITH JAMES SMITH JOHN SMITH LINDA E. SMITH LINDA J. SMITH SHERRY SMITH WILLIAM SMITH RAYMOND SNEDEKER JOHN SOKOL CHERYL SOLOMON THOMAS SOLTES SUSAN SOODEK MARCY SOODIK KAREN SREDNICK DEBORAH SPRECKF.R KAREN ST. JOHN REBECCA STANYARD GARY STEFFEN DONALD STOWE ROBERT STROBEL ROBERT STUMP WILLIAM SUIT MARY SUMNER SHARON SUNNY NORMA SWAGER 160 DENNIS TABAY LINDA TANNER MARTHA TAPP BETTI JO TAYLOR JOSEPH TAYLOR PAUL TEAPOLE SANDI TEAPOLE DAVID TKACIK ROBERT TKACIK PATRICIA THOMAS CYNTHIA THOMPSON REBECCA THOMPSON Sophomores After a tension-filled day, Ron Henry and Dave Herzburger; both Student Council officers, worked diligently in counting the votes cast during the day. DEBBIE THUMM ELLEN TODD ROBERT TOWNSEND THOMAS TRZCINSKI FRANCES TUNNO ROBERT TUNNO PAUL TURNBULL URBAN TURNER BETSY VARGA LYNN VERRETT DEBI VINCENT RONALD VOLPE 161 The Junior Class held a carwash in order to make additional funds for their senior activities. ALBERT WAGNER JEANNE WAGNER RICHARD WALCOTT JUDY WALLACE BERNARD WASHINGTON KITTY WASKO CATHERINE WEATHERLY DAVID WEAVER CAROL WEBER KEITH WEIR THOMAS WEIR STANLEY WEISTER CHARLES WEST DENNIS WHITE JOSEPH WHITE SUE ANN WHITE DAVID WIKE BEVERLY WILEY KAREN WILLIAMSON ROBIN WILLIFORD MARCIA WILSON LARRY WINGARD GEORGIA WITT DENNIS WOLFORD 162 JAMES WOOD RICHARD WOOD CHARLES WOOLEY CHRISTOPHER WRIGHT HARRIET YOTHERS JAMES YOUNG JOHN YOUNG LARRY YOUNG LEWIS YOUNG PATRICIA YOUNG SHARON YOUNG SHIRLEY YOUNG Sophomores SHIRLIE YURSHIA TIIERESE YURICHA CAROL ZEH SCOTT ZELL GORDON ZIPF All bus students participated in a bus drill evacuation to learn instructions in case of an emergency. Sophomores not pictured: Students were assisted in learning the emergency exit at the rear of the bus. John Dudzik Cheryl Eckenroad John Edwards David Foster Anna Gioia Alberta Herrington John Hlopek Mitzie Waldron 163 T i g e r Editor Sue Mahon supervises all operations done on the Tiger Yearbook. Both the instrumental and vocal music sections were efficiently completed by Tina Mustric and Lucy DeSanzo. 166 Writers Sue McBride, Sue Thomas, and Helen Stoner spent many hours on writeups for the ’67 Tiger Yearbook. Carol Doctor and Mike Briet look over action shots to be used on the sports pages of the Tiger. 167 An almost endless amount of typing was demanded of typists Linda Blazak, Dora Sabino, and Pat Wudski. Yvonne Lctteri and Chris Sydlik, sales and business managers, supervised the finances during the Tiger sales campaign. Photographers Bill Thompson, Phil Volk, and Pete Ferrario make a slight reparation on one of the cameras. Artist Kathy Koziol sketched possible lay-outs for this year’s issue. Accumulations of senior activities and writings for clubs were tedious jobs for writers Judy Troyanowski, Pat Verner, Paula Brooks, and Trina Steinberg. All picture developments were done by assistant photographers Kris Knapp and Connie Piccinini. 168 National Honor Society Front Row: Landa Braun, Ron Henry, Judy Moore, Jeff Dc-whirst. Bill Betke, Sue Flowers, Laureen Tkacik, Ray Stover. Second Row: Paula Brooks, Bertha Creach, Karen Becker, Patricia Bergman, Yvonne Letteri, Judy Overdorff, Sue Mahon, Tina Mustric, Olga Dukas, Dennis Frumen. Third Row: Kathy Young, Pam Haman, Mike Breit, Dave Marcelli, Nancy Bardes, Judie McBride, Lori Hall, Alan Bandura. Front Row: Ellen Feldman, Marilyn Bradow, Lucy DeSanzo, Linda Arnold. Charlotte Elias, Kathy Koziol, Judi Infield, Sue McBride, Debbie McBride, Karen Mancing. Second Row: Donna Charski, Paulette Dwornik, Sharyn Delivuk, Trina Steinberg, Dan Patterson, Carol Doctor, Mike Smith, Gail Smith, Dave Herzberger, Pat Moore, Pete Ferrario, Sue Grimm, Vince Lack. Third Row: Gil Burckart, Sharyn Forney, Bill Sturm, Sandy Sheldrake, Rich Manzelowski, Marcia Ruch, Rob Rahsman, Helen Stoner, Don Davison, Chris Sydlik, Doris Harper. Front Row: Thelma Zahn, Herb Yothers, Gary Woods, Linda Young, Sue Thomas, Dorisjean Tinsman, Tom Tkacik, Phil Volk, Bob Wagoner, John Walrond. Second Row: Harvey Randall, Chris Chulak, Kris Knapp, Pat Lapinski, Debby Macioce, Abbie Smith, Lana Neely, Sharyn Fenchel, Peggy Colavincenzo, Lynne Volk, Judy Troyanowski, Robert Anderson. Third Row: Gary Arnold, Ted Ciganik, Tom Kirchner, Mike Majcher, Dave Kane, Frank Deltino, Steve Karbazeske, Glen Iben, Bill Thompson, Keith Balter, Paul Symczak. 169 Student First Row: Ciganik, Volk, Lutton, Carroll, Herzberger, Henry, Randall, Geiger, Brooks, Koziol, Roberts, Creach. Second Row: Blackwood, Thomas, Bischoff, Pawkovich, Hamilton, Neiniger, Grimm, Young, Coogler, Shearer, Ruch, Marcelli, Manzelowski. Third Row: Mr. Dunfee, Letteri, Flowers, Wagoner, Shumaker, Ferrario, Tripodi, Ristau, Hanna, Breit, Fyke. Fourth Row: Dudzik, Stoner, Tinsman, Betke, Werner, Verner, Sterrett, Calle-jo, Frumen, Scott. Fifth Row: Dewhirst, Brooks, Arent, Smith, Doctor, Feldman, Cochran, Wrona, Stubler, Hall. RON HENRY President HARVEY RANDALL Vice President DEBBY GEIGER Secretary DAVE HERZBERGER Treasurer ELISE LUTTON Betterment PHIL VOLK Picnic KATHY KOZIOL Visitation BECKI ROBERTS Publicity SUE THOMAS Book Store 170 Council First Rote: DeSimone, Caputo. Rahsman, Wudski, Copeman, So-hona, Tkaeik, Crees, Bonano. Second Row: Calvin, Abert, Porter, Macioce, Vincent, Wasko, Harris, Montini, Patterson, Stacy. Third Row: Infield, Goldberg, Campbell, Shouse, Havis, Sage, Merriman, Volk, Cole, Hedwig, Mancini, Colaizzi. Fourth Row: Mr. Vetica, Pennell, Smith, Hurbanek, Symczak, Davis, Belke, Kaminski, Ross, Sheldrake, Benedetti. Fifth Row: Greco, Jordan, Matiajak, Ricci, Landcfeld, Elliot, Lewchenke, Blackburn. DAVE MARCELLI Constitution PAULA BROOKS Foreign Exchange n BERTHA CREACH Student Center JAN BLACKWOOD Assembly TED CIGANIK Lost and Found DEBBIE CARROLL Reception Desk 171 First Row: Trees, Smith, Thomas, Callejo, Brooks, Henry, Gilchrist, Ciganik. Second Row: Verner, Wagner, McMillion, McMillan, Cornelius, Klear, Moretti, Edgecomb, Wasko, Harris. Third Row: Mr. Dunfee, Brosnick, Wilson, Rosenburg, Betke, Fox, Kaminski, Soodik, Burckhart. Front Row: 1. Mack, S. Thomas, L. Young, C. Doctor, R. Arent, G. Crees, M. Ruch, J. Tripodi, B. Bentley, C. Snyder. M. Smith. Second Row: L. Rogers, K. O'Neal, B. Trn, P. Haman, L. DeSanzo, M. DeSanzo, K. Becker, L. Alberti, D. Tinsman, P. Aikman, S. Modro, R. Hammond, K. Koziol. Third Row: Miss Sponcler, P. Schlosser, C Rudi. M. McCormick, S. Matkan, A. Miloszewski, P. Small, B. Campbell, P. Grillo, J. Cunnings, K. Fenchel. Fourth Row: H. Stoner, C. Sydlik, J. Hogue, C. Neininger, K. Taylor, B. Shleifer, J. Nalepa, W. Frey, T. Hill, B. Haddad, N. Verner, H. Yothers. Fifth Row: S. Grimm. |. Blackwood, L. Arnold, S. Harris, D. Vukich, K. Verner, G. Grimes, J. Gallentine, M. Kast, D. Brooks, D. Herzberger, B. Wagoner. The 1966-67 Chemistry Club invited two speakers to lecture the organization in its effort to advance and supplement knowledge of chemistry outside of classroom work. Mr. Joseph Manfre of St. Joseph Lead Co. lectured the students on metallurgy, and introduced new facts and information on the subject. After he concluded his lecture, he answered questions concerning metallurgy. Mr. William Elliot of the Beaver Falls Paint and Glass Company led a discussion on the chem- istry of paints. He also answered all questions had on the subject after the discussion. The club also viewed two movies on aspects of chemistry. Amino Acids and Acids, Bases, and Salts were the films seen by the organization at the same time the subjects were being studied in class. At the last meeting of the year, the organization reviewed chemistry by playing the Match Game. Teams were made up of members of the club. Front Row: K. Mancing, E. Mancing, J. Infield, K. Young, B. Herrington, C. Moflfet, E. Rieser, G. Nahal, R. Sprecker, S. Breckenridge, B. Hamilton. Second Row: N. Marx, T. Kirchner, M. Belke, B. Garvin, S. Freshwater, B. Ross, D. Davidson, S. Forney, M. Ross, J. Vukich, D. Harper, L. Hall, M. Brooks. Third Row: K. Bradow, P. Symczak, B. Anderson, B. Thompson, B. Fields, T. McFarland, T. Newton, S. Orosz, B. Wright, C. Lucci, J. Brown. Fourth Row: M. Balzer, P. Vekask, D. Povenski, F. Deltino, D. Kane, M. Soodik, D. Arnold, D. Bennett, D. Cramer, D. Gayhart, F. Blaskowitz, C. Stewart. Fifth Row: Mr. Shannon, D. Boguszew-ski, M. Hill, S. Karbazeske, M. Majcher, G. Arnold, C. Volk, M. Meteney, R. Swager, T. Wogan, M. Guza, R. Volpe, C. Abert. 172 Physics Did you ever wonder how all waves are somewhat similar? The members of the Physics Club wondered too, and they found out by a movie entitled ‘'The Similarity of Waves” shown at one of the club’s meetings this year. At another of the meetings the members participated in a Microwave demonstration which included using a Microwave transmitter and receiver. Through membership in the club each person’s interest in the field of Physics has been greatly increased. This interest in the club led to the planning of an educational field trip to Shippings port. The club’s enrollment recently has increased to approximately fifty students of BFHS. To gain membership in the Physics Club you must have taken chemistry and be presently taking physics. Front Row: D. Reese, H. Levine, F. Gray, R. Caputo, R. Rahsman, J. Ristau, J. Sterrect, D. Mannerino, G. Woods. Second Row: R. Stover. B. Strobel, J. Overdorff. P. Volk, T. Tkacik, T. Trenschel, R. Manzelowski, J. Twenty, D. Marcelli, B. Calvin, B. Sturm, R. Smith. Third Row: Mr. Jernberg, A. LeHerc, G. Burckart, P. Ferrario, J. Waldron, J. Thompson, P. Horinka, R. Juhaz, E. Frederick, J. Means, M. Cremeans. Fourth Row: N. Bardes, P. Bergman, T. Kairis, J. Macrum, B. Rimbey, A. Bandura, L. Braun, T. Zahn, A. Freed, J. Clen-dennen. Slide Rule Many students who study Physics take an active membership in the Slide Rule Club. Because the slide rule is necessary in figuring out Physics problems, the members have a much better chance of learning how to operate the instrument. The Slide Rule Club also offers membership to those students who just enjoy working with the rule. Club meetings are spent working on rather difficult and tricky problems to test their skill. Front Row: H. Levine, T. Leopardi, C. Neininger, P. Hamilton. R. Caputo, R. Rahsman, B. Betke, P. Bergman, L. Alberti. Second Row: A. Miloszcwski, P. Hinzman, F. Gray, T. Tkacik, R. Manzelowski, J. Twenty, K. Shumaker, J. Sterrett, D. Mannerino. R. Smith. Third Row: Mr. Jernberg, M. Taylor, G. Iben, D. Breznai, T. Trenschel, M. Osman, S. Matkan, D. Marcelli, J. Ristau, R. Volpc, C. Jasper, R. Casasasanta, F. Fyke. Fourth Row: R. Juhaz, J. Waldron, T. Kirchner, B. Thompson, D. Fry, R. White, J. Thompson, P. Horinka. R. Weister, D. Fencil, E. Frederick, B. Sturm, B. Calvin. 173 Front Row: R. Kline, J. Jewel, B. Barber, R. Lamb, P. Edgecomb, D. Penncl, B. Ilemphield, R. Casasanta. D. Fyke. Second Row: S. Sheffield, G. Hurd, B. Price, W. Giska, D. Knotts, M. Rolella, D. Bittner, B. George, C. Jasper. Third Row: B. Standard, M. Barry, B. Eckles, L. Crumrine, T. Krukowski, M. Mills, N. Denny. D. Reese, C. Weber, H. Yothcrs, M. Mc-Namu. Fourth Row: S. Milstone, M. Fencil, C. Bowker, K. Monza, P. Reed, E. Carson, K. Skredlick, L. Haddad, N. Ohnsman, S. Forsberg. Fifth Row: J. Mary, G. Zipf, 1). Schmidt, B. Smith, R. Sarson, B. McCarl, R. Luce, D. White. Lab Biology The Laboratory Biology Club enables students to further discover the life which exists around us through speakers, field trips, and discussions. While discussing mental health, the club invited Dr. David Chadwick to lecture the organization. Mr. Samuel McBride of the Beaver Falls Municipal Authorities aided the students in their study of water pollution and its effects. Since drugs and drug addiction are always interesting topics for discussion, the Lab. Biology Club asked a pharmacist, Mr. Joseph Russo, to speak on the topic. The club also took a field trip to Raccoon Park allowing them to study the further plant life. Front Row: B. Blankenbicker, H. Boguszewski, D. Schwenk, J. Smith, H. Coogler, J. Cline, B. Ricscr, R. Mason, L. Pfeifer. Second Row: D. Stowe, J. Lcasar, J. Mine, H. Miller, B. Strobel, S. Kline, J. Matiyak, V. Lopez. Third Row: H. Patterson, C. Powell, P. Sargent, J. Shumaker, D. Wolford, J. Fulton, E. Landefeld, J. Maruca, B. Ricci. Fourth Row: C. Lesnick, M. McDonald, M. Wilson, K. Wasko, B. Harris, D. Meker, J. Martin, V. Lestyan, K. Carugati, J. Babiarsz, B. Gay. Fifth Row: W. Kosek, II. Schliefer, T. Dcwhirst, A. Rosenberg, R. Noskal, R. Wood, C. Wright, J. Rosenberg, G. Coates. 174 First Row: V. Beightly, C. Smith, W. Mitchell, J. Young, D. Ondrusek, K. Porter, R. Milos-zewski, K. McConahy, J. Grossman. Second Row: Mr. Skalko. D. Trivil, J. Searfoss, C. Kalfcr, J. Scala, I). Walcott, J. Betke, R. Dyhouse, R. Dyehouse. Third Rote: L. Muoio, A. De-Sanzo, B. Cumberledge, K. DeMaria, M. Craven, I). Butcher, J. Shebish, M. Fabiani, B. Cicco, V. Tkas, D. Householder. Vourth Row: B. Best, F. Miloszewski. B. Botti, M. Fields, P. Orvitz, S. Householder, M. Sumner, S. Cairns, M. Pezzi, C. Logan, D. Colaianni. The Carnegie Museum, the Aviary, and the Penn State Science Fair were the destinations of the Biology Club this year. The field trips were taken to acquaint the members with scientific knowledge, which in turn produces a better understanding of the life that exists around them. The club viewed various movies which were designed to further the study of important properties of living things. Among these movies was a special film on narcotics upon which Mr. Joseph Domico based his lecture to the organization. During the club’s discussion of biological careers, Dr. Irving Bennett, a local optometrist, spoke to the students on careers in optometry. Mathematics First Row: T. Ciganik, D. Bennett, F. Blaskowitz, J. Hogue, L. Tkacik, K. Koziol, P. Turario, B. Roberts, B. Shleifer, M. Smith. Second Row: T. Tkacik, K. Shrednik, R. Lamb, K. Monza, B. Sturm, B. Calvin, J. Thompson, T. Kairis, D. Mannerino, F. Deltino. Third Row: D. Sabino, K. Wetherly, M. Shaner, J. Overdorff, J. Infield, S. Dclivak, R. Garland, M. Wilson, J. Nahal, T. Trenschel, B. Slovak, A. Meier, J. Lopez, J. Barger, S. Hurbanek, C. Rexroad, K. Biddle, M. Barnhart, G. DcVitto, D. Thompson. Vourth Row: L. Zonis, B. Tilby, S. Young, S. Young, J. Slovak, H. Boguzewski, A. Rozenberg, V. Lopez, G. Rosenberg, Mr. Trgovac, J. Hanmers, P. Colaizza. The local chapter of the Mu Alpha Theta, more commonly known as the Math Club, inducted thirty new members to the club this year. The members of the club continue their membership throughout college. The Math Club presents an annual award to a senior member who achieves the highest three year math average. This year Pete Ferrario was given the award. His name will be inscribed on a plaque in the Student Center. In order to advance knowledge in the field of math, the club invited Mr. Forrest Justice and Mr. Earl Farley to speak at their meetings. 175 Front Row: C. Lowry, P. Bliss, A. Gioia, A. Smith, D. Macioce, K. Fencil, R. Colonna, B. Van Horne. Second Row: L. Brozenick, J. Kurtz, C. Podbielski, J. Fox, C. Marsh, D. Miller, M. Tapp, E. Jordan, D. Thumm. Third Row: B. Bauman, S. Campbell, R. Sage, J. Klear, C. Zigerelli, R. Hupp, B. Suit, D. Reisinger, G. Drent. Fourth Row: D. Geiger, D. Searfoss, C. Panner, J. Sharrer, M. McMillion, C. Crouse, P. Rammer, D. Carroll, P. Colavincenzo, J. Hedwig. French Les Chansons de France” was this year’s theme of the annual French Club banquet. To carry out the theme, each table represented and sang a popular French song. Entertainment was provided by members of the club, including a song entitled Mon Vrai Destin” by the French IV class. The banquet is only one way the French Club helps students enjoy learning the French language and the customs of the French people. Throughout the year, various speakers were featured at the meetings. Mrs. Giselle Connor, a native of France and instructor at Geneva College, spoke on life in France as compared to life in the United States. A Beaver Falls Junior High School teacher, Mr. Soloman Mur-ciano, also spoke on the life and customs of his native land, Morocco. At their final meeting of the year, the club elected next year’s officers and had their traditional petite fete.” Front Row: L. Kilpatrick, S. McBride, S. Delivuk, D. McBride, Y. Lettcri, T. Mustric, L. Tkacik, J. Strassman, V. Hodge. Second Row: A. Shee, G. Mammone, R. Macky, M. Means, B. Oravitz, S. Weir, S. Flowers, P. Markess, G. Smith. Third Row: N. May, L. Knapp, J. Troyanowski, S. Byers, P. Sciano, B. Briggs, M. Timko, D. Graham, L. Butcher. Fourth Row: Miss Starr, L. Volk, C. Merriman, P. Orto, L. Yuran, H. Randall, G. Benedetti. 176 Front Row: R. Rimbey, J. Macrum, A. Callejo, K. Mancing, J. Dewhirst, D. Patterson, L. Hall, C. Snyder, A. Bandura, K. Raab. Second Row: Mr. Evans, W. Boulding, S. Mahon, J. McBride, J. Hogue, G. Woods, M. Kast, D. Herzberger, S. Breckenridgc, R. Mackay, R. Juhasz. Third Row: M. Soodik, K. Bradow, L. Neely, J. Yanik, D. Bennett, D. Kane, J. Shaffer, C. Lucci, T. Kaminski, D. Gayhart, A. Hrenyo, A. LeHere, J. Rousseau. Fourth Row: M. Moore, I). Charski, D. Kuhar, J. Rossman, G. Shanks, P. Baldwin, D. Lorey, R. Swager, T. Wogan, S. Orosz, W. Chappell, D. Povenski, J. Smilek. Fifth Row: B. Creach, B. Garvin, S. Forney, L. Householder, S. Blum, K. Moshis, T. Wolfe, M. Shanor, J. Moore, T. Trees, P. March, J. Nalepa. Before you can fully understand a subject, you must have foreknowledge of it. To gain more knowledge in the field of Spanish, students join the Spanish Club. The members have an enjoyable time gaining conversation experience in the language by studying the background of the Spanish countries and their customs. The club played two games adapted from the TV series the Match Game and Jeopardy.” Members held a Panamerican relay game in the gymnasium. Mexican films were viewed by the club also. The Spanish Club Banquet, held on May 22, ended an enjoyable year. The Banquet was held at Greco’s Restaurant and the program w'as planned to the theme of the Oscar Awards. Eu tu. Brute.” Sound familiar? If not, it is probably because you didn’t take a year or more of the fascinating, but very complex foreign language known as Latin. The 35 BFHS students belonging to the Latin Club this year found their meetings and field trips to be most enjoyable. Their meetings consisted of a comparison of our present-day elections to those elections held in the days of the Romans, a comedy skit entitled A Roman Newscast,” and a showing of slides of the city of the seven hills,’’ the very beautiful Rome. The club also took a field trip to Buhl Planetarium where they saw the Latin Festival, a movie on Italy, and a sky show. Members then proceeded to the University of Pittsburgh where they toured many of the nationality rooms. Latin Front Row: D. McBride, S. Thomas, C. Taylor, D. Frumen, S. Karbazcske, K. Monza, D. Johnston. Second Row: Miss Starr, P. VeKasy, R. Stover, F. Blaskowicz, F. Deltino, C. Karczewski, D. Reese, R. Garland, N. Inman. Third Row: T. Ciganik, A. Smith, C. Harris, J. Brown, R. Strobel, S. Kline, C. Franch, H. Kerr, A. Hetzler, D. Kaskalavich. Fourth Row: M. Popp, C. Kaefer, R. Mason, L. Pfeifer, P. Small, V. Lopez, A. Wagner, G. Steffen, R. Stump. 177 Front Row: Mrs. Headland, J. Gilchrist, P. Moore, J. Hogue, P. Hamilton, S. Grimm, T. Copeman, D. Tinsman, K. Coogler, D. Copeman, S. Fenchel, A. Montini. Second Row: D. Lon net, D. Ku-har, M. Kirchell, R. Morelli, S. Thomas, L. Young, M. Mack, R. Hammond, L. Alberti. J. Greco, S. DeRose, P. Schlosser, M. McCormick. Third Rote: B. Creach, J. Nesmith, C. Belkowski, P. Nestor, M. Weaver, M. DcSanzo, K. Verner, J. Vu-kich, D. Harper, R. Wrona, J. Setting, M. Ross. Fourth Row: S. Sheldrake, J. McBride, B. Shleifer, S. Marinkovich, B. Cochran, D. Damaska, K. Young, P. Baldwin, E. Guilford, L. Arnold, P. Book, S. Weir. Fifth Row: D. Reed, I). Knotts, D. Wagoner, L. Bush, S. Beightley, S. Scott, M. Riggins, S. Modro, K. Bischoff, B. Boiler. Tri-Hi-Y Front Row: C. Zeh, K. Hocanson, H. Baker, K. St. John, B. Harlan, G. Cunning, M. Seybert, M. Greco, N. Bennett, L. Mills, V. White. Second Row: L. Dunlap, S. Coogler, H. Baldwin, L. Clark, K. Eiser, N. Denny, S. White, K. Kleir, M. Mills, C. Forsberg, N. Ohsman. Third Row: E. Shce, P. MacIntyre, S. Padgett, B. Filby, M. Barry, B. Stanyard, L. Mervis, J. Martin, C. Powell, G. McGath, P. Young. Fourth Row: K. Brickett, P. Shaffer, B. Augostine, L. Tanner, R. Annoni, L. Rudi, D. Sprecker, J. Rutherford, H. Kanter, K. Monza, P. Reed. Fifth Row: J. Morgan, N. Jennings, S. Young, D. Reese, K. Weatherley, S. Young, K. Srednik, J. Shc-bish, A. Hetzler, H. Kerr, C. Montagazzi, D. Hook. Tri-Hi-Y Front Row: D. Franzini, J. Palmiere, S. Snedeker, D. Jennings, L. Jones, B. Nugent, D. Mittica, S. Main, R. Chiodo, C. Reed. Second Row: P. Alberti, S. Blum, K. Bernstein, P. Knapp, M. Hoho, L. Hewitt, P. Corbin, A. Gioia, K. Pencil, S. Allen. Third Row: S. Goldberg, K. Moret-ti, K. Pasarilla, A. Davenport, D. Johnston, P. Thomas, E. Carson, L. Smith, S. McGreal, T. Scott, C. Brooks. Fourth Row: C. Borneo, N. Granati, K. McMillan, S. Infield, D. Vincent, K. Williamson, K. Malkoch, R. Mancini, S. Counts, L. DeLuca, M. Brown, M. Wilson. Fifth Row: J. Mano, S. Cairns, M. Sumner, D. Geiger, N. Reed, B. Thompson, M. Pezzi, H. McComb, C. Logan, E. Ralich. 178 Tri-Hi-Y Front Row: S. Roth, B. McCann, C. Thatcher, L. Coulter, L. Svetlick, K. Porter, R. Milozewski, L. Kilpatrick, G. Bonanni. Second Row: K. Beercook, D. Gilkey, S. Jones, S. McBride, D. McBride, S. Harris, S. Flowers, K. Flam, M. Hermann, M. Pagani, J. Taylor. Third Row: P. Bell, N. Modro, B. Briggs, P. Siano, R. Rollins, P. Pagani, B. DuGina, J. Shouse, B. McFadden, F. Verner, I. Novotny, E. James. Fourth Row: S. Glitsch, N. Bradley, L. Russell. B. McFarland, D. Market, C. Macioce, K. Hartmann, L. Davis, T. Conners, M. McDonald, J. Kurtz, P. Casey, N. Wilkoff, K. Fields, S. Barber. P. Orto, J. Wahl, A. Lestyan, C. O’Neal, J. Mine, S. Delgado, V. Smith, L. Covington. The all girl Tri-Hi-Y is one of the busiest service clubs at BFHS. This year the girls worked earnest-at their projects and broke all previous club records. At Christmas time, the club held a clothing drive, a canned-food drive, and a toy drive. The products of the various drives were distributed by the Salvation Army to needy families in the community. Two other Christmas projects included making rag dolls and selling Christmas wrappings. The money made on the wrappings sale was contributed to World Service Projects. In addition, the girls went Christmas caroling at the home of former faculty members and students. February 18 was the date set for the club’s biggest annual social event. The Tri-Hi-Y used the theme Flower Drum Song” for their formal. The cafeteria was decorated as a Japanese wonderland to add to the theme. To end an old year and prepare for a new year, the club held a banquet to induct the officers for the coming year. The Hi-Y is composed of young men interested in servicing their home, school, and community. Aside from contributing a toy to the Student Council Toy Drive at Christmas, the Hi-Y distributed Christmas toys to children of needy families in the community. At the end of the year, the money which was left in the treasury was donated to World Service Projects. The club, together with the Tri-Hi-Y, sponsored a formal using the theme Flower Drum Song.” The formal is the major activity held by the organization. At Christmas the Hi-Y went Christmas caroling. The boys visited the home of present and former faculty members and students. Other activities sponsored by the club were a bowling party and a swimming party. Hi-Y Front Row: J. Gocn, G. Watson, D. Mcnges, M. Bclkc, J. Huber, J. Sterrett, R. Juhasz, D. Reese, T. O’Shea. Second Row: Mr. Grove, K. Weir, D. Young, J. Smith. J. Reed, R. Matotck, J. Ward, T. Householder, W. Bittner, J. Marx, J. Borneo. Third Row: T. Murray, T. Kairis, P. Vekasy, L. Porto, B. Hawk, F. Daquila, J. Belczyk, D. Reisinger, J. Rousseau, S. Brecken-ridge, R. Knapp. Fourth Row: P. Lutton, R. White, J. Coakley, G. Campbell, P. White, R. Lucini, R. Ross, R. Bates, J. Shaffer, B. Hines, Mr. Liberatore. Fifth Row: D. Weaver, W. Dietrich, R. Wright, D. Arnold, R. Gahles, W. Henderson, C. Criss, J. Maruka, W. Botti, T. Cooper, E. Kompa, D. Howe. 179 Front Row: J. Greco, S. DcRose, P. McCoy, V. Smith, S. Scott, T. Copeman, P. Wudski. I). Sabino, K. Bischoff. Second Row: D. Snyder, P. Hollibaugh. P. Book. J. Mine, E. McManus, M. Weaver, B. Nesmith, O. Franklin, J. Mesmith. Third Row: S. Mills, B. Cogley, C. Dudzik, E. Briancesco, V. Klingensmith, L. Blazak, D. Poff, C. Lusk, R. Wrona, C. Stuhler. Fourth Row: P. Shoaff, J. Gemzala, E. Kuglics, L. Marsh, D. Brelloch, S. Norek, J. Fyke, S. Olash, G. Bonanni, Mr. J. Smartz. Business Do you enjoy the hustle and bustle of the business world? Then the club for you would be the Business Club. The club this year was as busy as the business world itself. The club’s regular meetings for its eighty members included a skit on the do’s and don’ts of business, a movie entitled, Main-street, U.S.A.,” three student speakers from Garfield Business Institute, and tips on good grooming habits for business employees. The club spent a day in Pittsburgh as their field trip for the year. While there, they toured many of the business schools located in the city, a number of stores, and a bank where someday the club’s members may be eligible to aid in the business world. This year, club members purchased charms and pins. Front Row: B. McCann, S. Tcapolc, D. Franzini, B. Dugina, R. Rollins. J. Cunningham, R. Young, V. Vincent, S. Thompson, E. Covington. Second Rote: J. Gibbs, K. Field, F. Carvelli, M. Fabini, T. DeAngelis, J. Berry, J. Evans, S. Glitsch, E. Brandyburg. Third Row: C. Gemzala, W. Czyzewski. R. Harkins, C. Meier, P. Matotek, D. Cumbay, V. Tkacik, B. Cicco, L. Steffens, F. Verner. Fourth Row: Mr. Matrazzo, D. Livingston, M. Seybert, P. Venuck, L. Lusk, L. Jordan, V. White, K. Yuricha, I. Morgan, M. Burroughs, C. Rochefort. Did you notice a lot of oversized posies standing near the Art Room this year? If so, you weren’t imagining anything. You were seeing the work of not only the entire Art Department, but also many of the Art Club members. This year’s Art Club was an active one to say the least. Their meetings included such things as a film on Leonardo DeVince and another on Michelangelo. They also made frightful Halloween masks for all the children at the Children’s Home in New Brighton, and planned a picnic at Brady’s Run for the club’s membership of approximately 30 students. The Art Club, along with the guidance and aid of the entire Art Department, awarded their annual scholarship again. This financial aid helps some BFHS student further his interest and talent along the lines of art. Art Front Row: D. Wagoner, D. Market, K. Koziol, B. Stacy, B. Callahan, L. Bush, C. Macioce. Second Row: J. Shouse, L. Yurich, G. Greco, K. Weir, L. Wingard, B. Walker, N. Bardes, A. Sawyer, J. Reed. Third Row: F. Helisek, G. Brooks, J. Sokol, P. Turnbull, S. Byers, J. Gitts, S. McGreal, L. Smith, V. Lestyan, S. Roth. 180 first Row: J. Yanik, L. Hall, S. Forney, M. Green, R. Wrona, M. Kast, L. Yuran, K. Balter, M. Moore. Second Row: J. Safrecd, J. Twenty, R. Henry, B. Sturm. B. Calvin, J. Slovak, J. Clenndenen, T. Ciganik. Third Row: Mrs. Barber, K. Bradow, L. Zonis, P. Baldwin, S. Scott, M. Nesmith, M. McBride. Literature Do you like the works of Shakespeare or do you prefer more Contemporary works? No matter what type of literature you prefer, you would have enjoyed the Literature Club last year. The great works of ancient and modern authors were the topics of discussion for the club meetings, some of which were held outside school at the home of the advisor, Mrs. Barber. The Distributive Fducation Club of America has participated in various conferences and elections this year. While at the Regional DECA Leadership Conference at the University of Pittsburgh, the local organization participated in the election of the Regional Vice-President and Parliamentarian. Bob White was elected as the Regional Parliamentarian. BFHS was successful at the State DECA Leadership Conference at Harrisburg. Lottie Sobona was seated as State Historian. DECA took two field trips this year. 'The General Motors Assembly Plant at Lordstown, Ohio was one destination of the club. A local field trip was taken to the Beaver County Credit Bureau in Beaver, also. Representatives of the DECA were present at the G. C. Murphy Personnel Meeting and the organization participated in the Sears Award Program. The club also sponsored a window display in Beaver Falls store. Distributive Education Club Of America 181 first Row: Mr. Pugh, J. Trzcenski, B. White, L. Sobona, J. Crawford, E. Knobloch, N. Eagle. Second Row: D. Rehrut, M. Frederick, H. Spellman, J. Pagani, J. Bennett, B. Czewski. Cub And Roar First Row: J. Infield, C. Sydiik, Y. Letteri, H. Stoner, C. Mustric, S. Flowers. Second Rote: J. Tripodi, L. DeSanzo, D. Brooks, M. DeSanzo, D. Damaska, S. Beightley, G. Smith. Third Row: Mr. Kness, F . Frumen, K. Kunkle, D. Thompson. P. Brooks, D. Doolittle. Publication of the Tiger Roar and Tiger Cub are the main responsibilities of the two journalism classes. The Journalism I class is in charge of the Roar, the school newspaper. The Roar is distributed twice weekly and contains current news stories at BFHS. The Journalism 11 class assumes responsibilities for the Tiger Cub. The Cub is BFHS’s monthly magazine. Its purpose is to publish stories of interest to students other than news events. As a result, poll questions, feature stories, and editorials are found in each issue of the Cub. Each member of both classes is given a staff position and must carry out his individual duty in order for everything to run smoothly and to be released on time. Working on these two publications teaches students the basic fundamentals of journalism as well as improving their writing techniques. First Row: Beccy Eckles, Paula Seano. Kathy Lierberman, Greg Benedetti, Kris Knapp, Chris Chulak, Sharyn Fenchel. Second Row: Karen Bernstein, Linda Butcher. Angela Cellini, Peggy Bliss, Rosemary Sage, Jane Gilchrist. Cathy Kraly, Ray Gritowski, Bob Petrella. Third Row: Mr. William Kness, advisor, Janet Vukich. Doris Harper, Karen Verner, Linda Bush, Virginia Caldwell, Nancy Wilkoff, Mike Moore. Quill And Scroll The induction of fifteen new members into Quill and Scroll was held in May at the annual Quill and Scroll banquet. The organization is an international honorary society for high school journalists. To be eligible, a student must be in the upper one-third of his class, must have made a significant contribution to a high school publication, have the recommendation of the publications advisor, and finally, have the approval of the executive secretary of Quill and Scroll. By its membership as a chapter of Quill and Scroll, BFHS has altered its journalistic department and given journalism students more opportunities in the journalistic field. First Row: D. Tinsman. P. Laposki, D. Frumen, H. Stoner, C. Sydiik, L. DeSanzo, D. Doolittle, P. Hamilton, D. Woodman, P. Brooks, P. Ferrario. Second Row: P. Schlosscr, M. Bradow, G. Smith, L. Braun, S. Flowers, T. Mustric. Y. Letteri. B. Thompson, G. Benedetti, A. Cellini. K. Knapp. Third Rote: Mr. Kness, J. Vukich. D. Harper, S. Delivuk, J. Infield. K. Bernstein, B. Kraly, S. Fenchel, C. Chulak, K. Leiberman, P. Volk, P. Bliss, R. Sage, J. Gilchrist. 182 First Row: S. Kappakas, D. Reese, T. McKnight, T. Steinberg, P. Brooks, M. Smith, P. Fer-rario, L. Sabona. R. Henry, O. Dukas. Second Row: 'I'. Mustric, E. Mancing, K. Becker, C. Doctor, G. Pennell, J. Tripodi, L. DeSanzo, P. Volk, C. Elias, D. Brooks, S. Shearer. I bird Row: S. Davis, A. Freed, K. Coogler, P. Dwornik, D. Harper, J. Smith, Y. Letteri, C. Sydlik, J. Infield, S. Delivuk, P. VanKirk. Fourth Rote: Nl. Breit, J. Means, B. Sturm, T. Kairis, F. Gray, G. Burckart, J. Cunning, B. Slovak, A. Meier, B. Hanna. Fifth Row: Mr. Bilkey, A. Smith. R. Lewis, A. Cellini, C. Lowry, K. Porter, R. Fields, D. Hinzman, R. Reese, J. Matthews, D. White. Taking over the city is perhaps the most interesting and important activity of the Win the Peace Club. Members of the club are elected to various positions including mayor, tax-collector, the school board, comptroller, and city council. Other positions were appointed. The practice of taking over the city for one day a year began about 25 years ago and has continued ever since. It was introduced by Mr. William Bilkey, a current sponsor. The club’s purpose of studying and discussing local, national, and international problems, and observing local government action is fulfilled not only by taking over the city, but also through club programs. This year, Mr. Chester Roser, Republican candidate for local office, spoke to the club on his reasons for seeking office and his plans for the city’s future if elected. Members were given the opportunity to question Mr. Roser after his speech. Ron Henry, BFHS exchange student to Germany, spoke of his experience while in Germany and also gave a brief history of the country. The last two club meetings consisted of the election of officers and reports given by members who took part in governing the city. Front Rou : Mr. Holt, M. McDonald, P. Bliss, L. Volk, J. Troyanowski, J. Bryant, C. Mention, P. Pagani, J. Cearfoss, B. Eckles, C. Kraly. Second Row: B. Bauman. A. Balzer, J. Martin, J. Wagner, N. Ohnsman, M. Mills, C. Foresberg, P. Cole, S. Corcoran, C. Gasiorowski, C. Chuiak, K. Phillips. Third Row: R. Chiodo, K. Pencil, C. Panner, S. Knapp, L. Deluca, B. Thompson, P. Symczak, H. Randall, D. Davidson, J. Trees, G. Benedetti. Fourth Row: J. Morack, C. Lynch, C. Volk, G. Zipf, G. Groom, K. Balzer, M. Green, B. Anderson, M. Majcher, G. Pasarilla. Fifth Row: T. Mustric, R. Volpe, D. Ondrusek, A. Rosenberg, J. Maruca, E. Landefeld, J. Lewchenko, J. Betke, D. Elliott. 183 Future Teachers Front Rotv: S. Shearer, D. Frumen, S. Mitchell, L. Tkacik, P. Ferrario, S. Mahon, S. Kappakas, G. Nahal, S. Flowers. Second Rote: D. Brooks, L. Alberti, D. Kuhar, B. Boiler, O. Dukas, J. Futato, D. Lorey, S. Hoenig, R. Oravitz, G. Smith. Third Rote: B. Cochran, D. Damaska, D. Wagoner, E. Rogers, R. Stover, K. Fcnchel. R. Rahsman, G. Woods. K. Kunkle, Mr. R. Alexis. Fourth Row: S. Harris, S. Beightley, D. Charski, T. Guthrie, E. Rieser, G. Marnicio, D. Fencil, G. Pennell, R. White. Fifth Row: W. Betke, J. Overdorff, E. Feldman, G. Moore, M. L. Schneider, J. Vukich, S. Jones, D. McBride. S. McBride. The fall convention at Westminister College and the Spring convention at Slippery Rock High School were the high points of an active year for the Future Teachers of America. To promote the purpose of the FTA, which is to encourage the student of today to be the teacher of tomorrow, this club has engaged in varied programs. The annual field trip for the senior members to the Schools for the Deaf and the Blind provided material for thought. Speakers on the Head-Start program and Schools for the Retarded, and films such as Deadline” about teaching, provided interesting club programs and helpful information for the members. Front Row: M. Martyak, N. May, M. Pagani, I. Novotny, K. Havis, P. Pagani, B. Garvin, B. Eckles, K. Moshis. Second Row: P. Orto, D. Cumbay, B. Briggs, P. Siano, S. Stein, J. Taylor, J. Troyanow-ski, L. Smith, E. Zeigler, C. Kraly. Third Row: G. Garvin, M. Timko, D. Graham, M. Yoho, S. Blum, K. Bernstein, P. Knapp, S. Kardon, K. Lieberman, C. Chulak, C. Burke. Fourth Row: H. Cohen, J. Matthews, C. Petrella, D. Blackburn, J. Gibbons, R. Crammer, B. Thompson, T. Kirchner, M. Mete-ney, P. Symczak. Fifth Row: N. Marx, J. Terracio, R. Colonna G. Drent, M. Hill, B. Kokoski, J. Morack. T. Mustric, H. Hudak. 184 Future Nurses The busy Future Nurses of America club has been an asset to both the school and the community this past year. Not only did the club provide such interesting programs to the members as a speaker on physical therapy and a movie on the hospital ship, Hope, but it held field trips to such places as Dixmont State Mental Hospital and the Watson Home for Crippled Children. Among all these varied activities the members still found time to aid as volun-ters on such propects as the measles shoot-out. Front Row: S. Sheldrake, J. Overdorff, P. Schlosser, M. DeSanzo, K. Hartman, H. Stoner, S. Modro, D. Honaker, S. Snedeker, D. Jennings. Second Row: Mrs. Aiken, D. Newhouse, S. McFarland, R. Newhouse, D. LeHcre, D. Tinsman, S. Weir, M. McCormick, T. Buck, K. Beercook. Third Row: K. Wise, H. Tisdale, J. Anderson, P. Bell, M. Nesmith, B. Strobel, G. Greco, R. Bell, M. Gerard, M. Barnhart, T. Zahn. Fourth Row: M. Ross, R. Hammond, D. Lonnett, R. Morclli, C. O’Neal, B. Trn. C. Kendall, D. Freed. M. Scott, M. Seamans. V. Hy. sell. Fifth Row: L. Arnold, N. Modro, M. Riggins, E. Guilford. K. Miller, N. Bradley, S. Delgado, S. Livingston, C. Avery, J. Setting, P. Moore, G. Grimes. Because the Future Homemakers Club is organized to help its members develop interests in Home Economics which wrill benefit them in the future, the students supply punch and cookies for every teachers meeting during the school year. At each of the club meetings the members practice making different types of food. Mr. Paul Birlingame, a professional baker, was a guest speaker at one of the meetings. He showed the students how to prepare three different kinds of cakes and how to decorate each of them. As a climax of the year, the Future Homemakers toured the Heinz Company in Pitsburgh. Future Homemakers Front Row: G. Cunning, B. McCann, C. Dudzik, L. Coulter, L. Svetlick, J. Seybert, B. Creach, M. Seybert, M. Nesmith, O. Franklin, B. Nesmith, M. Rycz. Second Row: Mrs. Crawford, C. Franchi, L. Brandyburg, P. Bridges, J. Nesmith, B. Nugent, P. Van Kirk, D. Shoaf, F. Kennedy, L. Yurisha, E. Irons, A. Kozora. Third Row: H. Tisdale, A. Krzemninski, P. Bell, K. McConahy, E. Hulings, S. Schneider, N. Foster, C. Weatherly, T. Gumpf, S. Young, D. Kaskalavich. Fourth Row: H. Krisa, S. Searfoss, D. Newhouse, D. Gibbons, D. Livingston, H. Mark, F. Shutack, S. Gahagen, A. Kaszer, S. McFarland. 185 National Thespians Front Row: E. Lutton, P. Pawkovich, B. Roberts, C. Elias. Second Row: G. Iben. T. Manzetti, S. Kappakas, T. Steinberg, S. Mahon. Third Row: R. Fogg, D. Doolittle, T. Ciganik, T. Guthrie, D. Lorey. All the world’s a stage. At least it is to the National Thespians Club, who have spread their interest in drama throughout BFHS and the community. One of the interesting programs presented to the members was a speaker from the local Regent Theatre. The club also held a very impressive induction ceremony for new members. One of the major activities of the year was the convention held at Mount Lebanon for thespians all over the state. The club’s biggest job for this year was promoting and selling tickets to the play Plain and Fancy at the Regent. Radio Front Row: T. Trees, J. Macrum, B. Shleifer, K. Balter, J. Gilchrist, P. Verner, C. Berk, J. Reed. Second Row: L. Smith, T. Buck, I. Novotny, R. Rollins, B. Dugina, P. Pagani, R. Lewis, A. Cellini, M. Herman. Third Row: D. Wagoner, M. Yoho, K. Bernstein, P. Knapp, K. Kraly, S. Kardon, C. Shulak, C. Lciberman, S. Stein. Fourth Row: D. Knotts, S. Crumrine, J. Roser, P. Alberti, G. McGath, K. Mc-Million. D. Cornelius M. Schneider, J. Wagner. Fifth Row: J. Morack, W. Czyzew-ski, E. Feldman, M. Bradow, K. Hocanson, P. Book, M. Popp, M. Green. To promote interest in electronics and amateur radio, the Radio Club has had many varied programs. Members viewed films on transistors and defense communications systems and heard lectures by Dave Marcelli on communications devices in amateur radio and use of the electronic keyer. In addition, various members helped operate the school radio station. The Radio Club has worked to bring interesting and informative programs to its members. Front Row: J. Large, R. Werner, W. Calvin, A. Soltes. M. Jaycox. Second Row: Mr. Keegan, R. MacKay, D. Marcelli, D. Fry, D. Peters. Third Row: R. Mato-tek, S. Griswold, P. Crcmcans, P. Brognano. 186 Ushers Front Row: M. Ruch, S. Crumrine, K. Mancing, H. Lutton, D. Tinsman, S. Grimm, J. Blackwood, S. Campbell, P. Brooks, J. Hedwig, J. Hogue, C. Neininger, P. Hamilton. Second Row: C. Taylor, C. Svdlik, P. Aikman, S. Marinkovich, M. McCormick, T. Mustric, S. Delivuk, S. Thomas, P. McCoy, R. Morelli, T. Mack, L. Young, P. Rollins, B. Sciarro. third Row: C. Mias, K. Becker. J. Roser. S. DeRose, ]. Greco, R. Hammond, T. Copeland, P. Pawkovich, J. McBride, B. Shleifer, I). Doolittle, J. Infield, Y. Letteri, P. Markess, C. Rudi, C. Stubler. Fourth Row: M. Bradow, J. Moore, K. Cooglcr, M. Ross, K. Bischoff, S. Davis, K. Koziol, K. Verner, M. DeSanzo, L. DeSanzo, J. Smith, C. Piccinnini, T. Manzetti, K. Young, A. Sawyer. Fifth Row: M. Riggins, P. Haman, T. Steinberg, E. Mancing, T. Wolfe, D. Harper, P. Wudski, M. Shaner, S. Sheldrake, C. Doctor, B. Roberts, B. Patterson, P. Dwornik, P. Moore, J. Setting. December 3 marked the date that transformed the BFHS cafeteria into a medieval castle to correspond with the theme of the annual Ushers Club formal, Camelot.” The cafeteria was decorated with streamers of crepe paper in the royal colors of blue, purple, and gold. The main attraction was a huge gold throne in the center of the room. The formal is the main activity enjoyed by the girls who render their ushering services at all school activities including football games, concerts, and school plays. To entertain and inform the members at meetings, various programs were held. Mrs. Barbara Moretti, cosmotoligist, spoke to the girls on the proper application of make-up while demonstrating on herself and three club members. Ron Henry, BRHS exchange student, spoke and showed slides of his stay in Germany during the summer of 1966. To climax the year, the annual Ushers Club banquet was held at the Willows. New officers were installed and old officers were presented trophies. Entertainment was provided by club members and the seniors’ last will and testament was read. This year’s banquet theme was, A Taste of Honey ’ Front Row: D. Macioee, A. Smith, J. Harper, P. Cole, J. Fox, M. Hermann, J. Kurtz, M. Craven, K. Mention, A. Johnson, P. Verner, G. Shanks, C. Merriman, N. Wilkoff. Second Row: Miss Evangeline Prisuta, P. Colavincenzo, C. Lowry, P. Bliss, R. Sage, J. Klear, P. Casey, V. Vincent, R. Young, K. Smith, E. James, T. Trees, I.. Vol , J. Jefferson. Third Row: K. DeMaria, D. Fry, C. Zigerelli, D. Carroll, D. Searfoss, L. Verrett, G. Bonnacci, S. Soodik, P. Edgecombe, S. Scran-:on, K. Knapp, S. Fenchel, C. Podbielski, L. N;ely, J. Cearfoss. Fourth Row: R. Garland, J. Wallace, M. Icenhour, B. Bauman. K. Wasko, G Kennedy, J. Calvin, F. Tunno, S. Infield, L. Brozenick, C. Flam, I. Gilchrist, S. Edgecombe, J. Cunningham, V. Smith. Fifth Row: C. Allen, [. Bush, B. Kofalt, K. Abert, T. Krukowski, D. McKee, L. Crumrine, S. Corcoran, N. Davis, T. Conners, A. Cellini, R. Lewis, V. Caldwell, L. Batcher, K. Rihely. Profit Row: D. Kuhar, D. Charski, M. Kast, R. Hammond, J. Tripodi. E. Feldman, S. Delivuk, P. Verner, P. Siano, D. Jennings. Second Row: K. Fenchel. D. Blackburn, S. Crumrine, B. Stroble, L. Blazak, D. Doolittle, T. Mack, B. Hanna, B. Calvin, G. Marnicio. Third Row: C. Gasiorowski, S. Byers, J. Gibbons, D. ('ranter, P. Pagani, R. Rollins, B. Dugina. I. Novotny, M. Pagani, L. Arnold, P. Book. Fourth Row: P. Haman, M. Green, K. Balter, J. Gilchrist, C. Phillips, A. Cellini, R. Lewis, D. Cornelius, L. Haddad, S. Debrowski, B. Augustine. Fifth Row: S. Forney, C. Berk, C. Thatcher, M. Herman, J. Rosenburg, J. Marx, S. Milestone. To do research, to experiment with extra sensory perception, and to investigate the happenings in ‘'psychic phenomenon” fulfill the purpose of the newly organized Parapsychology Club in BFHS. The club operated on its own for about one year before it became an official school club. Its meetings consisted of discussions concerning strange happenings, and seances were held to contact spirits of the departed. Because it is a newly formed club, the activities have been somewhat limited. However, a barbecue for members and their guests took place last summer. Now that the club has its roots planted, it will soon be engaged in many other projects. Sound Crew One of the most important clubs that contributes to the success of BFHS activities is the Sound Crew. The club provides audio service for any authorized activity, including dances, banquets, and basketball games. The opening exercises held before school each morning and the Tiger news cast at the end of the day are also under the supervision of the Sound Crew. The crew holds two meetings a year. The first is to train new members and the second is for the election of officers. Front Row: S. White, V. Hysell, R. Newhouse, J. Smith, P. Hamilton, S. Davis, K. Coog-ler, L. Covington. Second Row: G. Petrella, M. Soodik, G. Kennedy, B. Patterson, B. Cogley. V. Klingensmith. J. Borgi, S. Scott, T. Scott. Third Row: N. Jennings, S. Weir, S. Delgado, N. Granati, S. Counts, K. Williamson, L. Smith, J. Mano, S. Glitsch, S. Sheldrake. Fourth Row: C. Guzzeti, J. Mark, K. Cupac, K. Beercook, M. Burroughs, J. Evans, V. Caldwell, K. Flam, C. Thatcher, V. Smith. Fifth Row: Mrs. Zeigler, J. Para-sida, C. Lynch, G. Marnicio, T. Pepsic, B. Gahles, A. Parasida, J. Nahal, G. Sargent, B. Thomas. Front Row: W. Greco. R. Schrecengost, J. Ristan, R .Hanna, C. Gemzala, G. Krawchick. Second Row: J. Hudak, J. Wood, M. Breit, J. Fyke, T. Householder. Third Row: Mr. Graham, P. Headland, M. Bathgate, R. Ecken-road, J. Ricci, M. Fosnaught. Red Cross To aid the school and community the Red Cross has been an active group in BFHS this past year. One of their biggest drives was the collection of money for homeroom door stickers, the funds from which went to the Red Cross and the small toy drive for children at Christmas. At club meetings the members were presented with interesting information on the workings of the Red Cross and jobs available within the organization. Chess The sponsoring of their annual Chess tournaments highlights the activities of the BFHS Chess Club. Club members compete against each other to win the championship in our school. This is the second year the club has participated in the Tri-State Chess Tournament. At their regular meetings, the members participated in chess matches in order to improve their playing skills. The last meeting consisted of the election of a president and a secretary for the following year. The remaining offices will be elected at the beginning of next year. Front Rotv: B. Van Horne, R. MacKay, G. Thompson, F. Deltino, J. Ristau, R. Rimbey, M. Soodik. Second Row: P. Horinka, T. Kairis, R. Henry, D. Herzberger, R. Summers, D. Vukich, S. Matkan, A. Meier. Third Row: A. Miloszewski, V. Augostine, M. Majcher, J. Means, D. Brcznai, A. Hrenyo, D. Povenski, W. Chappell, D. Bennett. Fourth Row: Mr. Evans, 1. Waldron. R. Weister, L. Braun, T. Zahn, C. Gasiorowski, K. Stewart, G. Burckart. Front Row: G. Mussey, J. Ehrhardt, N. Verner, J. Goff, H. Neumann. Second Row: J. Recseck, R. Johnston, K. McConaghy, A. Harris, P. Ciganik, R. Lcnher. Third Row: R. Primerano, R. Mastroguiseppe, J. Thompson, C. Pinkerton, Mr. Smartz. Tiger Corp The Tiger Corps is one of the most important service clubs in our school. The members of the club assist the public at all football and basketball games. At pep meetings, the Tiger Corps assumes the responsibility of setting up chairs for the players and keeping the floor clear. A good club is made by members with the time and willingness to work. This year’s Tiger Corps has shown that is has such individuals. To conclude its year, the Tiger Corps held a picnic for its members. G.A.A. The Girls’ Athletic Association is composed of girls working toward the goal of sportsmanship, good-will, and helpfulness to the school and community. The G.A.A. has been a very active club in B.F.H.S. this past year. Among the varied activities were a get-acquainted party for the representatives at the beginning of the year, a Mother-Daughter Banquet after which the school play, The Mouse That Roared”, was seen in November, Christmas caroling in December at a home for the aged, and a final Spring Awards Banquet in May to honor outstanding members. Front Row: M. Guy, J. Jefferson, A. James, M. Ruch, J. Vukich, K. Fink, G. Garvin, A. Lcstyan. Second Row: M. Yoho. R. Ward, S. Jones, S. McBride, L. Thacik, D. Cearfoss, D. Vincent, D. Macioce, P. Lapinski. 'Third Row: Mrs. Meier, D. Cornelius, L. Crumrine, M. Soodik, M. Craven, F. Tunno, K. Wasko, D. Fry, M. Pezzi. Fourth Row: A. Johnston, J. Harper, C. Allen, J. Fox, D. Carroll, S. Fenchel, Mrs. Walton. 189 Front Row: I. Dent, L. Jones, N. Modro, P. Alberti, J. Evans, M. Beatty, K. Ruby, S. Thompson, L. Covington. Second Row: P. Reed, B. Kofalt, D. Hooks, C. Podbielski, J. Klear, S. Scranton, M. McDonald, L. Yurich, L. Hemphill, C. Montagazzi. Third Row: J. Anderson, K. Gasionowski, S. Kardon, P. Knapp, I. Novotny, P. Pagani, R. Rollins, B. Dugina, K. Wasko, K. Malkoch, D. Fry, M. McMillion. Fourth Row: D. Vincent, J. Wallace, F. Patterson, N. Jennings, H. Baldwin, D. Mittica, D. Searfoss, G. Kennedy, P. Corbin, C. McGee, K. Domico. Fifth Row: G. Harrier, B. Augustine, S. Dobrowski, H. Me Comb, M. Sumner, S. Cairns, R. Chido, M. Pagani, A. Durish. Front Row: S. Shearer, S. Thomas. L. Young, D. Brooks, R. Morelli, G. Nahal, C. Neininger, P. Hamilton, T. Hogue. Second Row: R. Sheldrake, C. Doctor. C. Taylor, J. Macrum, B. Shleifer, M. Weaver, M. Nesmith, D. Manncrino, R. Matotek. M. Scott. Third Ron . M. Shanor, D. Harper, J. Nesmith. M. McBride, R. Hammond, S. Modro, R. Wrona. T. Mustric, C. Scranton. B. Henderson, B. Gahles. Fourth Row: M. Kast, K. BischofT, L. Blazak, J. Sa-freed, D. Wagoner. D. Knotts. H. Tisdale, F.. James. V. Vincent, V. Smith. Fifth Row: D. Herzberger, B. Callahan. B. Patterson, M. Green, P. Verner, K. Balter, J. Gilchrist, K. Havis, B. Botti, R. Porto. The purchase of brightly colored jackets for each member was the highlight of the club’s activities of the year. The main purpose of the Pep Club is to promote general school spirit for all sports and interscholarstic activities. If you notice more enthusiasm and overall added school spirit at BFHS this year, you realize the influence of our newly organized Pep Club. Last school year the organization began by drawing up a constitution, but it was not recognized as a full-fledged club at BFHS until this year. Membership in the club is determined strictly on a voluntary basis, with two people representing each of the school’s homerooms. Front Row: G. Krawchick, J. Wood, J. Ricci, J. Fyke, D. Thompson, W. Greco, J. Lewchenko, C. Gemzala. Second Row: Mr. Graham, J. Shaffer, J. Hudak, W. Brown, M. Bathgate. T. Householder, M. Fos-naught, E. Parker, R. Knotts. Third Row: R. Schrecengost, D. Blackburn, P. Headland, R. Atkinson, D. Wike, T. McDermott, G. Miller, R. Hanna, R. Eckenroad, L. Powell. Projection Have you ever wanted to get out of your study hall? Some students, the 28 members of the Projection Club to be specific, gave up these precious study periods so that the other students of BFHS could enjoy the advantages of many films seen in all their classes. During this past year nearly 1,000 films were shown by the members of this busy club. Approximately 400 hours worth of films were viewed by many students of BFHS. These figures do not even include all the assemblies and plays where various films were shown. This was all done with solely one training night for the boys. 190 Were you aware that 50 of the most rough and tough guys of our school get together several times throughout the school year and collectively plan their strategy? Yes, it’s true. The name of this fearful group is the Varsity Club. Their strategy for this year included going to New Brighton to play the Brighton Varsity Basketball team, planning a hayride, a dance, and a dinner with dates for the members of the club. Their most important plan of the year was choosing one of their members to receive a $100 scholarship. The deserving student had to be not only a fine athlete, but a C” or better student. The club’s main purpose is to promote sj orts at BFHS. Varsity Front Row: H. Nelson, K. Shumaker, L. Croston, R. Caputo. B. Wagoner, J. Dewhirst, D. Davis, T. Kaminski, J. Smilek. Second Row: M. Brooks, C. Huntington, D. DeSimone, G. Mammonc, G. Crees, R. Arcnt, B. Hamilton, C. Moffett, T. Newton. Third Row H. Braxton, R. Chiodo, A. Rebeske, F. Comeau, T. Huntington, D. McKeever, F. Gray, M. Smith, D. Patterson. Fourth Row: B. Thomas, G. Sargeant, D. Jones, B. Rhodes, R. Dincllo, B. Tomich. J. Sheldrake, B. Ross, J. Parasida, A. Parasida, B. Garvin. Fifth Row: J. Johnson, J. Blue, R. Jones, J. Tripodi, L. Mason, B. Bentley, J. Bonanno, B. Stacy, R. James, Mr. Bruno. If you boys of the underclasses like activity in the clubs you join, you should carefully consider tse Sportsmen Club. It was more than active this year. The club organized a small rifle team and sponsored some of its members in the Safe Hunter’s Course. They also planned two field trips which included stocking trout at the Little Beaver River and taking an educational trip to Pymatuming Fish Hatchery and Bird Conserva- Sportsman tory. Throughout the year members saw films on hunting and fishing. The main purpose of the club is to support and enlarge the enthusiasm of its members in the field of sportsmanship. The Sportsmen Club teaches its members to be careful, conservative hunters and not haphazard, dangerous men. Front Row: B. Tkacik, R. Eberhart, M. Hudak, M. Osman, B. Gahles, K. Shumaker, C. Cavallo, D. Freund, N. Newmann, B. Summers. Second Row: J. Pawlos, J. Belczyk, J. Kraly, S. Gcbhart, P. McKeever, G. Balmer, R. Ste-dila, J. Howarth, A. Hrenyo, C. Pagani, R. Peterson, A. Saltes. Third Row: Mr. Cotton, R. Chiodo, F. Dazuila, C. Scranton, G. Musgrave, T. Weir, G. Croston, J. McFarland, D. McKeever, R. Regaldini, D. Breznai, G. Davison. Fourth Row: B. Bates, L. Porto, B. Henderson, K. Knox, T. Solas, G. Groom, B. Mahon, J. McFarland, E. New-house, G. Craig, D. Fry, G. Benson. Fifth Row: D. Howe, C. Criss, M. DeAngelis, E. Schmidt, R. Brittain, F. Hawk-in, J. Shenesky, J. Hargett, D. Fencil, R. Weister, R. White. Sixth Row: Mr. Turek, J. Peleia, R. Stump, R. Freed D. Stewart, L. Shanor, B. Snyder, B. May, B. Simley, M. Bishop, D. Tabay, D. Hart, K. Kunkle. 191 ROGFR D. AI.FXIS B.A. Gettysburg. M.S. in Ed. Westminster. University of Pitts., Geneva . . . Guidance Counselor THOMAS D. ANDERSON B.S. in Ed. Slippery Rock State College . . . English PAULETTE J. BALOGH B.S. Slippery Rock State College . . His- tory 10-11 VIRGINIA C. BARBER B.A. Geneva, Allegheny College, University of Pitts. . . . English WILTON BARBER B.S. Slippery Rock College . . . Health, Physical Education JAMES BFTRES B.S. in Education Indiana State College, M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh . . . Problems of Democracy. Economics, Sociology WILLIAM R. B1I.KF.Y B.S. Gettysburg. M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh. Penn. State University, Geneva College . . . Head of Social Studies Department, Guidance Counselor PAUL R. BOOTH B.S. Geneva, M.Ed. University of Pitts. . Social Studies LARRY BRUNO B.S. B.A. Geneva . . . Driver Training, Social Studies EDWIN CARY B.S. Slippery Rock . . . Health, Physical Education FRANK CHAN B.A. Washington and Jefferson College . . . Mathematics EDWARD J. COI.ONNA B.S. in Art Education Edinboro State College . . . General Art, Fine Arts SAMUEL R. CONTINO A.B. Geneva. U. of Nebraska . . . English TAYLOR H. COTTON B.S. Ed. Clarion State College . . . Social Studies S. JANE CRAWFORD B.S. Carnegie Institute of Technology, Geneva College . . . Home Economics MARGUERITE DENISON B.S. 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EUGENE ALQUIN RAYMOND ARENT Sportsmen 10; Football 10, 11, 12; Chemistry 12 (Treas); Track 10, 11. 12; R.R. Vice Pres. 11, Pres. 12; Student Council 12. I.INDA ARNOLD Biology 10; Tri Hi Y 10, 11, 12; Chemistry 12; French 11; F.N.A. 11. 12. MARY JANE ATKINSON VICTOR AUGOSTINF. Biology 10; Chess 12. CATHY AVERY Biology 10; Bandcttc 11, 12, Swingstcrs 11. 12; F.N.A. 12. PHYLLIS BALDWIN Tri Hi Y 10, 11, 12; Parapsychology 12; Jr. Red Cross 10; Spanish 11, 12. ALAN BANDURA Win the Peace 10; Chemistry 11; Literature 11; Spanish 11, 12; Track 11; National Honor Honor 11, 12; Physics. NANCY BARDES Biology 10; Chemistry II; Physics 12; National Honor 11, 12; Art 12. JAMES BARGER Radio 10, 11; Sportsmen 10, 11; Dist. Ed. 12. MELISSA BARNHART G.A.A. 10; Jr. Red Cross 10; Dist. Ed. 12; F.N.A. 11. 12; Tri Hi Y 11, 12. KAREN BECKER Biology 10; Win the Peace 10, 11, 12; Chemistry 12; Ushers 11, 12; Jr. Red Cross 11; National Honor 11, 12. VERNON BEIGHLEY Biology 12. SUE BEIGHTLEY Biology 10; F.T.A. 11. 12; Tri Hi Y 11, 12; Tiger Roar 11; Tiger Cub. JOSEPH BEI.CZYK Biology 10; Sportsmen 10, 11. 12; Hi Y 11, 12; Track 10; Golf 11. CHRISTINE BEI.KOWSKI R.R. Sec.; Tri Hi Y 12. GARY BENN Jr. Red Cross 11; Brigadoon; R.R. Sec. 12; Bandette 12; Swingstcrs 12. JACK BENNETT Win the Peace 10, 11. ROBERT BENTLEY Football 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11; Chemistry 12; R.R. Treas. 12; Varsity 12. PATRICIA BERGMAN French 10; Chemistry 11; Physics 12: National Honor 11, 12; Slide Rule 12. WILLIAM BETKE Biology 10; A.F.S. 11. 12; Chemistry 11; Spanish 11; National Honor 11. 12 (Pres); Physics 12 (Vice Pres); F.T.A. 12; Slide Rule 12 (Treas); R.R. Pres. 12; Student Council 12. KARON BIDDLE F.T.A. 11: Dist. Ed. 12. KAREN BISCHOFF G.A.A. 10; Tri Hi Y 10. 11. 12; Biology 11; Business 12: Pep Club 12; Ushers 12: R.R. Pres. 12; Student Council 12. ROBERT BITTNER Track 10. II; French 11; F.T.A. 11, 12; Chemistry 12. JANICE BLACKWOOD G.A.A. 10; Jr. Red Cross 10; Class Treas. 10, Vice Pres. 11; Student Council 10, 11, 12: Assembly Cha.; Ushers 10. 11, 12 (Pres.); Chemistry 12; Chapel Choir 11. LINDA BLAZAK G.A.A. 10: Business 11. 12; Jr. Red Cross 11; Pep 12; Yearbook 12; Parapsychology 12. JAMES BLUE Track 10, 11, 12; Varsity 12. BARBARA BOILER Biology 10; G.A.A. 10; F.T.A. 11. 12; Tri Hi Y 12. GLORIA JEAN BONANNI Business 11. 12; Tri Hi Y 12. JAMES BON ANNO Basketball 10. 11; Football 10, 11. 12; Varsity 12; R.R. Pres. 12; Student Council 12. PHYLLIS BOOK G.A.A. 10: National Thespians 10, 11. 12; Business 11, 12; Jr. Red Cross 11; Mouse that Roared. WII.LA BOUI.DING F.H.A. 10, 11; Tri Hi Y 10; Spanish 10, 11. 12; Literature 11, 12. MARILYN BRADOW G.A.A. 10; National Thespians 10, 11, 12; F.T.A. 11; Tiger Roar 11 (Art Editor); Quill Scroll 11, 12; Ushers 12. LINDA BRAUN Biology 10; Chemistry 11; Quill Scroll 11, 12; Spanish II; National Honor 11, 12; Tiger Roar 11 (Copy Editor); Physics 12; Chess 12. HERB BRAXTON Basketball 10, 11; Football 10. 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12; Chapel Choir 11, 12; Varsity 12; Baseball 10. STANLEY BRECKENRIDGE Spanish 11. MICHAEL BRFIT Projection 10; Sound Crew 10, 11, 12; Win the Peace 10, 11, 12; Quill A Scroll 11, 12; Tiger Roar 11; National Honor 11, 12; Yearbook 12; R.R. Pres. 12; Student Council 12; The Mouse that Roared. DALE BRELLOCH Business 12. TINA BRIANCESCO Girls’ Chorus 10; Business II, 12. RICHARD BRICKNER National Thespians 10, 11; Stage Crew 11; Tiger Corp 11; Biology 10. PHYLLIS BRIDGES F.H.A. 12. PAUL BROGNANO Radio 12. DANIEL BROOKS National Thespians 10; Win the Peace 10, 11, 12; Chemistry 12: Pep 12 (Pres); Student Council 10, 12; Bandette 10. 11. 12; R.R. Pres. 10; Vice Pres. II; F.T.A. 11. 12; Chairman of Entertainment for Soph. Party; Tiger Roar 11 (Sports Editor); Tiger Cub 12 (Sports Editor) Stage Door. MICHAEL BROOKS Track 10, 11, 12; Varsity 11, 12; Chemistry 12. PAULA BROOKS Ushers 10. 11 (Ass't Head Usher) 12 (Head Usher); Tiger Cub 12; Yearbook 12; R.R. Pres. 12; Win the Peace 10. 11. 12 (Sec); Class Sec. 10. 11; Student Council 10, II, 12 (Ex. Council); A.F.S. 10 (Sec.) 11, 12 (Pres.); Quill Scroll 11, 12; National Honor 11, 12; Tri Hi Y 11; Tiger Roar 11; Jr. Banquet Invitation Cha. THOMAS BRUNER National Thespians 11; Chapel Choir 11, 12; Brigadoon; Mouse that Roared; Student Council 12. GILBERT BURCKART Chess 10, 12; A.F.S. 10. 11, 12; Win the Peace 10, 11, 12; Chemistry 11; Physics 12. LINDA BUSH Art 10. 11. 12 (Treas); Tri Hi Y 10, 11, 12; Prom Cha; Jr. Red Cross 10; Biology 11 (Sec); Tiger Roar 12 (Art Ed.); November Talent of the Month. ROBERT CALLAHAN Art 10, 11, 12 (Vice Pres.); Football 10; Chapel Choir 11, 12; Prom Cha. ANDY CALI.EJO A.F.S. 12; Literature 12; Physics 12; Spanish 12; Track 12; Student Council 12. WILLIAM CALVIN Biology 10; Radio 10, 11 (Pres); Sportsmen 11; Student Council 11; Jr. Red Cross 11. CURTIS CAMP Sportsmen 10, 11; Football 10, 11, 12; Chemistry 12. WILLIAM CAMPBELL Biology 10; Chemistry 12. SAM CAPPARELLI RICHARD CAPUTO Jr. Red Cross 11; Football 11, 12; Track 11; Jr. Banquet Management Cha.; Varsity 11, 12 (Treas): Class Vice Pres 12; Physics 12 (Sec); Slide Rule 12 (Sec); Student Council 12; Cap and Gown Cha. ERNEST CAVALLO Biology 10; Sportsmen 11, 12 (Vice Pres). DONNA CHARSKI Biology Lab. 10; Spanish 10. 11, 12; F.T.A. 11, 12; R.R. Sec. 11; Spanish Honor Society RUSSELL CHIODO Football Manager 10; Trainer 11; Track Trainer 11; Sportsmen 11; Varsity 11. 193 VERNICE CHILDS JOYCE CLENDENNEN Biology 10; Chemistry 11; Literature 12; Physics 12. BEVERLY COCHRAN Biology 10; National Thespians 11; F.T.A. 12; Pep 12; Tri Hi Y 12; R.R. Pres 12; Student Council 12. HENRY COCKFIELD Baseball 10; Basketball 10. 11. 12. BONNIE COGLEY G.A.A. 11; Jr. Red Cross 12; Business 12. KAREN COOGLER Biology 10; Tri Hi Y 10; Treas. 11. 12; Win the Peace 10. 11, 12; F.T.A. 11; Ushers 12; Jr. Red Cross 11. 12 (Vice Pres); R.R. Pres. 12; Student Council 12. TERRY COPEMAN National Thespians 10. 11; Business 11 (Vice Pres) 12 (Pres); Tri Hi Y 11. 12 (Chaplin); R.R. Sec. 11; Ushers 12; Student Council 12. ROBERT COX GARY CRAIG Sportsmen 10, 11, 12; R.R. Treas. 10. JOY CRAWFORD Tri Hi Y 10. 11; Business 11; Dist Ed 12 (See). BERTHA CREACH Tri Hi Y 10. 11. 12; F.H.A. 10 (Pres); 11 (Pres): Student Council 10; 11 Committee Cha.: 12 St. Center Cha.; Business 11; F.H.A. 12 (Pres); Spanish 12. GARY CREES Football 10, 11, 12; Varsiry 11, 12; Chemistry 12 (Pres); Student Council 12. MICHAEL CREMEANS Chess 11; Physics 12. CHARLES CRISS Hi Y 12; Sportsmen 12; Concert Choir 12. LARRY CROSTON Baseball 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10; Football 10. II. 12; Varsity 11. 12; R.R. Treas. 10; Chapel Choir 11; R.R. Treas 12. SHIRLEY CRUMRINE Biology 10; Jr. Red Cross 10; Ushers 10, 11, 12; Ex. Council 11, 12; National Thespians 12; R.R. Sec. 12. ROBERT CUMBERLEDGE Sportsmen 10; Biology 12. JAMES CUNNING Biology 10; Win the Peace 11, 12; Chemistry 12. DIANNE DAMASKA Bandette 10. 11. 12; Tiger Roar 11; F.T.A. 11; Tri Hi Y 11. 12; Tiger Cub 12. FRANK DAQUILA Sportsmen 10, 12; Hi Y 10; Soph. Rep. 11, 12; Spanish 11; R.R. Vice Pres. GEORGE DAQUILA Biology 10 (Treas); Chemistry 11; Physics 12; Spanish 11, 12; Chess 12. CAROL DAUGHERTY SUSAN DAVIS Jr. Red Cross 10, 11 (Sec) 12 (Treas); Win the Peace 10, 11, 12; Bandette 10, 11, 12; Ushers 11, 12. DONALD DAVISON Biology 10; Chemistry 11; Golf 10. 12; R.R. Treas 10; R.R. Vice Pres. 12; Slide Rule 12 (Pres); Varsity 12; Physics 12; Student Council 12. MARK DcANGELLIS, JR. National Thespians 11. SHARYN DF.LIVUK National Thespians 10; French 11, 12 (Treas); Tri Hi Y 11; Math 11. 12; Tiger Roar 11 (Art Ed.); Ushers 11, 12; Win the Peace 11, 12; Quill A Scroll 11, 12; Parapsychology 12 (Sec). SANDRA DeROSE Biology 10; R.R. Vice Pres. 10; Business 11, 12; Ushers 12; Tri Hi Y 12. LUCY DeSANZO R.R. Pres. 10; Student Council 10; French 11; Tiger Roar 11; Ushers 11, 12; Win the Peace 11; Quill A Scroll 11, 12; R.R. Sec 11; Brigadoon; Chemistry 12; Tiger Cub 12. MARSHA DeSANZO F.N.A. 11. 12: Tri Hi Y 11. 12; National Thespians 11; Tiger Roar II; Tiger Cub 12; Ushers 12; Chemistry 12. RAYMOND DeSANZO Track 10, 11, 12; Varsity 11, 12. DENNIS DeSIMONE National Thespians 11; Football 10, 11; Lab. Biology 10: Track 10. 11; Varsity 11, 12; Bandette 11, 12; St. Council 12; Swingstcrs 11, 12; Band Pres. 12. JEFF DEWHIRST Basketball 10. II. 12; Track 10. 11. 12; Varsity 11, 12; Spanish 11, 12 (Vice Pres); Chemistry 11; Class Pres. 11, 12; Student Council 11, 12; National Honor 11, 12; Spanish Honor 11, 12. CAROL DOCTOR Cheerleading 10, 11. 12; Student Council Sec. 10; St. Council 10, 11, 12; Reception Desk Cha. 11; National Thespians 11; Ushers 11. 12; Win the Peace 11, 12; Senior Class Sec.: Chemistry 12 (Sec.); Yearbook 12; Pep 12. DEBORAH DOOLITTLE National Thespians 10, 11. 12; Spanish 10: R.R. Pres. 10; Student Council 10; Jr. Red Cross 11; Tiger Roar 11; Tiger Cub 12; Ushers 11. 12; Quill A Scroll 11. 12; Jr. Banquet Committee Chairman: Mouse that Roared; R.R. Vice Pres. 12; Parapsychology 12; Cicada 12 (Editor). CAROLINE DUDZIK F.H.A. 10. 12; R.R. Treas.; R.R. Pres. 12; Business 12; Student Council 12. OLGA DUKAS French 10, 11, 12; Tri Hi Y 10; Win the Peace 10. II. 12; F.T.A. 11. 12; Madrigal Singers II, 12; National Honor 11, 12; Chapel Choir 11, 12; Brigadoon; R.R. Vice Pres. PAULETTE DWORNIK Win the Peace 10, 11, 12; Bandette 10, 11, 12. R.R. Vice Pres. 10; R.R. Sec. 11; F.T.A. 11; National Thespians 11; Ushers 12. NELSON EAGLE Chapel Choir 11; Dist. Ed. 12; Baseball 12. RONNIE ECKENROAD Projection 10, 11. 12; Radio 10; Sound Crew 10, 11, 12; Baseball Manager 10; Tiger Roar 11; Brigadoon; Tiger Cub 12. CHARLOTTE. ELIAS National Thespians 10, 11, 12 (Treas); Win the Peace 10, 11, 12; Cheerleading 10, 11, 12; Jr. Banquet Cha.; Ushers 11, 12. JACK ENDI.ER Sportsmen 11, 12; Football 11, 12; Varsity 12. ELLEN FELDMAN Biology 10; French 10; F.T.A. 11, 12; National Thespians 11. 12; Parapsychology 12 (Pres); Student Council 12. KENNETH FENCHEL Biology 10; Chess 10; F.T.A. 11, 12; Latin 11; Chemistry 12; Parapsychology 12. DAVID FENCIL Spanish 10; Sportsmen 11, 12; Track 12; Slide Rule 12; F.T.A. 12; Mouse that Roared. PETE FERRARIO Biology 10; Win the Peace 10, 11. 12; (Vice Pres.); Chemistry 11 (Treas.); F.T.A. 11; (Historian) 12 (Pres); Math 11, 12 (Treas); Yearbook 11. 12; Baseball 10. 11. 12; R.R. Pres. 11; St. Council 11, 12; Quill A Scroll 11, 12; Physics 12; Sr. Class Treas. SUSAN FLOWERS French 10, 11, 12: Orchestra 10; F.T.A. 11, 12; Tri Hi Y 11. 12; Quill A Scroll II. 12; Tiger Roar 11; National Honor 11, 12 (Vice Pres); R.R. Treas 11, 12; Tiger Cub 12 (Copy Ed.). SHARYN FORNEY Biology 10; Spanish 10. 11, 12; R.R. Treas 10; Jr. Red Uross 11; Chemistry 12; Literature 12; Pharapsychology 12. DOUGLAS FORTNER MICHAEL FOSNAUGHT Projection 12; Sound Crew 12. KATHY FOSTER F. H.A. 12; Tiger Cub 12. OLIVE FRANKLIN G. A.A. 10; F.H.A. 12; Business 12. EMERSON FREDERICK Biology 10; Physics 12; Slide Rule 12. MICHAEL FREDERICK Sportsmen 10, 11; R.R. Pres 10; Student Council 10. AI.IDA FREED Biology 10; Chemistry 11; Win the Peace 11, 12; Physics 12. WESLEY FREY Spanish 10, 11; Chemistry 12. REBECCA FRIELER G.A.A. 10. 11, 12; Bandette 10, 11. 12; F.T.A. II. 12; Jr. Red Cross 11. 12; Literature 11; Math 12; National Thespians 11, 12; Chapel Choir 11, 12; Swingsters 11. 12; Brigadoon; Mouse that Roared; Sportsmen 12. MARTY FISCHKORN F.H.A. 10. 11; G.A.A. 11; R.R. Sec. 11. DENNIS FRUMF.N Biology- 10; Chess 10; Latin 10, 11, 12 (Pres); F.T.A. 11. 12; Quill A Scroll 11, 12; Tiger Roar 11 (Co-Ed.); Business Man.; Student Council 11, 12; National Honor 11, 12; Tiger Cub 12 (Art A Feature Ed.). JANICE FUTATO Biology 10; Tri H Y 10; Bandette 10; F.T.A. 11, 12; National Thespians 11; Brigadoon; Madrigals 12; Chapel Choir 12. JERRY FYKE Projection 10, 11 (Sec), 12 (Pres); Business 11, 12; Sound Crew 11, 12; Student Council 12; R.R. Vice Pres. 12. SHIRLEY GAHAGAN Business 11; G.A.A. 11; F.H.A. 12. ROBERT GAHLES Sportsmen 10, 11. 12 (Treas.); Jr. Red Cross 12. DAVID GALLENTINF. Tiger Cub 11; R.R. Sec. 11: R.R. Sec.-Treas. 10. JUDITH GALLENTINF Chemistry 12; Lab. Biology 10. KENNETH GEARY R.R. Pres. 10; Student Council 10; Business 11. JEAN GEMZALA Business 11, 12; R.R. Treas. 11. RAYMOND GEORGE Golf 12. JAMES GOEN Hi Y 12. FRANK GRAY Sportsmen 10, 11; R.R. Pres. 10, Sec. 11; Varsity 11, 12; Student Council 10; Win the Peace 11, 12; Basketball 10; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Football 10, 11, 12; Physics 12. JANET GRF.CO R.R. Sec. 10. 11; Tri Hi Y 11. 12; Business 12; Ushers 12. PAUL GRILLO Biology- 10; Chemistry 12. 194 GERALDINE GRIMES Orchestra 10: Bandette 10. 11. 12; F.N.A. 11, 12; Brigadoon; Chemistry 12. KENNETH GRIMES SUE GRIMM Tri Hi Y 10, 11 (Chaplain), 12 (Pres); Ush-ers 10, 11, 12 (Vice Pres); Bandette 10, 11, 12: R.R. See. 10; Brigadoon; Chemistry 12; Class Treas. 11; Student Council 11. 12; Yearbook Ass't Ed. SAMUEL GRISWOLD Track 10, 11; Radio 12. EARLINF GUILFORD G.A.A 10; F.N.A. 12; Tri Hi Y 10, 11, 12; Biology 11. JOYCE GUILFORD G.A.A. 10; F.N.A. 11, 12; Ushers 11, 12; Brigadoon. MICHAEL GUINTO Latin 10, II; Pep 12; Sportsmen 10. 11, 12. THOMAS GUTHRIE National Thespians 10, 11; Spanish 10: Orchestra 10; Pep 12; Bandette 10, 11, 12; Swing-sters 12; F.T.A. 11: Chapel Choir 11, 12; Brigadoon. MARIAN GUY Biology 10; G.A.A. 10, 12; R.R. Vice-Pres. 10. BRUCE HADDAD French II; Chemistry 12. LORI HALL G.A.A. 10; National Thespians 10, 11; Spanish 10. 11. 12 (See); R.R. Vice Pres. 10; Literature II, 12; Student Council 11, 12; National Honor 11, 12; R.R. Pres 11; Chemistry 12; R.R. Pres. 12. PAM HAMAN Tri Hi Y 10; R.R. Vice-Pres. 10. 11; Ushers 11, 12; National Honor 11, 12; Chape! Choir II, 12; Cha. of Candy Comm, for Jr. Sales; Parapsychology 12; Chemistry 12. PATTI HAMILTON R.R. Treas. 12; Jr. Red Cross Pres.; Slide Rule 12; Pep Club 12 (Ex. Council); Student Council 12; Biology 10; G.A.A. 10; Spanish 10. 11; Tri Hi Y 11, Ex. Council 12 (Vice Pres); Quill Scroll 11. 12; Ushers 11, 12 (Ex. Council); Tiger Roar 11; Co-Cha. of Hot Dog Sales. WILLIAM HAMILTON Bandette 10; Football 12; Varsity 12; Sportsmen 11; Chemistry 12. JAMES HAMMERS Jr. Red Cross 10; Dist. Ed. 12. ROSE HAMMOND Biology 10; G.A.A. 10; Win the Peace 10, 11. ROBERT HANNA Biology 10; Sound Crew 10. 11 (Vice Pres), 12 (Pres); Win the Peace 11, 12; Projection 11, 12; Student Council 12; Parapsychology 12; Mouse that Roared. JOHN HARGETT Sportsmen 12. DORIS HARPER Biology 10; Win the Peace 10, 11; R.R. Treas. 10; Jr. Red Cross 11. SUSAN HARRIS Biology 10; Chemistry 12; Tri Hi Y 10, 11, 12; French 11; F.T.A. 11, 12; R.R. Sec. 12. DANIEL HART Sportsmen 11, 12. BRUCE HAWK Biology 10; R.R. Pres. 11; Student Council 11; Hi Y 12. WILLIAM HENDERSON Biology 10; Hi Y 12; Sportsmen 11, 12; Pep 12. RONALD HENRY Chess 10. II, 12; Literature 10, 11, 12; Win the Peace 10. II, 12: A.F.S. 10, II, Exchange Student 12; Student Council 10, II, Vice Pres. 12, Pres.; National Honor 11, 12; Co-Cha. of program sales. RONALD HERR ROBERT HERRINGTON Biology 10; Chemistry 12. DAVID HERZBERGER Chess 10, 11 (Sec), 12; Spanish 11, 12; Student Council II, 12 (Treas); R.R. Pres. 11; Jr. Banquet Program Cha.; Chemistry 12; Pep 12. TIM HILL Basketball 10, 11 Manager; French II; Chemistry 12. CHARLES HINDS ROBERT HINDS Sportsmen 10, 11. GLENN HOCANSON VAI.ETTA HODGE F.H.A. 10 (Assn’t Sec.); Tri Hi Y 10. II, 12; French II, 12. SHERYL HOENIG F. T.A. 12. JANF.T HOGUE Biology 10; Tri Hi Y 11. 12 (Ex. Council); Math 11. 12 (Sec.); Spanish 11, 12; Chemistry 12; Ushers 11. 12 (Ex. Council); R.R. Treas 11 j Pep 12 (Ex. Council). PATRICIA HOI.I IBAUGH Business 11, 12. PAUL HORINKA Biology 10; Chemistry 11; Chess 12; Physics 12; Slide Rule 12. LINDA HOUSEHOLDER Biology 10; R.R. Sec. 11; Spanish 12. CHARLES HUNTINGTON Chapel Choir 11, 12; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Football 10, 11. 12; Varsity 11, 12; R.R. Vice Pres. 11; R.R. Treas. 12. STEVE HURBANEK Business 11; Hi Y 11; Chapel Choir 11; Dist. Ed. 12. VICKI HYSELL G. A.A. 10, 12; F.N.A. 11. 12; Jr. Red Cross 12; Sr. Prom Comm. JUDITH INFIELD National Thespians 10. 11; Ushers 10. 11. 12; Quill Scroll 11, 12; Math 11. 12; Tiger Roar 11; Win the Peace 11, 12; Brigadoon; Chemistry 12. REGINALD JAMES Football 10, 11, 12; Varsity 12. RONALD JOHNSTON Sportsmen 10. TERRY JOHNSTON Radio 10, 12. ROBERT JONES SANDRA JONES G.A.A. 10. 12; Tri Hi Y 10. 11, 12; Spanish 10; F.T.A. 11, 12. RAYMOND JUHASZ Hi Y 10. 11. 12 (Sec.); Track 10; Chemistry 11; Spanish 10, 11, 12; Physics 12. TIM KAIRIS Chemistry 1-1; Physics 12; Win the Peace 11, 12; Bandette 11, 12; Swingsters 11. 12; French 10; R.R. Treas. 11; Chess 12; Math 12. FRANCES WALCEVIC Business 11; F.H.A. 12. STAMATIA KAPPAKAS G.A.A. 10; National Thespians 10, 11, 12; F.T.A. 11. 12 (Treas.): Win the Peace 11, 12; Mouse that Roared; R.R. Sec. 12; Co-Cha. for side comm, of Sr. Prom. ANTOINETTE KARCZEWSKI Chccrlcading 10, II, 12; G.A.A. 10, 12 (Vice Pres.); Ushers 12; R.R. Vice Pres.; Biology 10. DEBORAH KASKALAVICH F.H.A. 11, 12; Latin 11. 12. MARTIN KAST Biology 10; Spanish 10, 11, 12; Chemistry 11, 12; Literature 11, 12 (Treas.); Parapsychology 12; Pen 12 (Ex. Council). FLORENCE KENNEDY Tri Hi Y 10, 11; F.H.A. 12; F.N.A. 12. LINDA KILPATRICK Biology 10; G.A.A. 10; French 11. 12; F.T.A. 11; Tri Hi Y 12. MARY KIRCHELL R.R. Sec. 10; Tri Hi Y 11, 12; Jr. Red Cross 12; Art 12. VIRGINIA KLINGENSMITH G.A.A. 10; Biology 11; Business 12; Jr. Red Cross 12. EDWARD KNOBLOCH Dist. Ed. 11, 12 (Treas.). DEBORAH KNOTTS National Thespians 10, 11, 12; R.R. Sec. 10; Pep 12; Tri Hi Y 11, 12. FLORA KOCZUR KATHY KOZIOL Chemistry 12: Yearbook (Art Ed.); Student Council 12; Visitation Cha.; Cha. of steps for Sr. Prom; Art 10. 11. 12 (Sec.); G.A.A. 10; Ushers 10. 11, 12; Mag. 10, 11. 12: R.R. Pres. 10; Student Council 10. 11: Pub. Cha.; Ex. Council; Cha. of program for Soph. Party; Math 11. 12 (Vice Pres.); Biology 11 (Vice Pres.); Cha. of program of Jr. Banquet. JOSEPH KRAI.Y Sportsmen 10, 11, 12; Track 10: Spanish 10. JEAN KRASSMAN G.A.A. 10; F.H.A. 11. EUGENE KUGLICS Biology 10: Business 11, 12. DEBORAH KUHAR Biology 10; G.A.A. 10; 11; Tri Hi Y 10, 11, 12: F.T.A. 11. 12; Spanish 12; National Thespians 11; Parapsychology 12; R.R. Treas. 12; The Mouse that Roared. KENT KUNKLE Sportsmen 10. II. 12; F.T.A. 11. 12; Tiger Cub 12. ROSS KYLER Chess 11. VINCENT LACK Bandette 12. WILLIAM LANGSTON PATRICIA LAPOSKI Biology 10; Chemistry 12; G.A.A. 10, 11, 12; Ushers 12; Tri Hi Y 11. 12; Tiger Roar 12; F.T.A. 11; Pep Club 11; National Thespians 11. JAMES LARGE Radio 12. THELMA LASH ALBERT LcIIERE Biology 10; Chemistry 11; Tiger Corp 10; Boys Chorus 10; Physics 12; Spanish 12. FRED LEKSELL YVONNE LETTER I Tiger Cub 12 (Ed.); Yearbook 12; Student Council 12; French 10, 11 (Treas.), 12 (Pres.); Orchestra 10;: R.R. Vice Pres. 10; 8ui 11 Scroll 11. 12; Tiger Roar 11 (Ed.); shers 11, 12; Win the Peace 11, 12; National Honor 11, 12. HARRY LEVINE Biology 10; Chemistry 12; Physics 12; Slide Rule 12; R.R. Vice Pres. 12. 195 SUE LIVINGSTON F.H.A. 10. II; G.A.A. 10; F.N.A. 11, 12. DEBORAHLONNETT F. N.A II. 12; Tr. Hi Y 11. 12; R.R. See. 11; Biology 10. JOSEPH LOPEZ Dist. Ed. 12. DONNA I.OREY Biology 10; F.T.A. 11, 12: National Thespians 11, 12; Brigadoon; Mouse that Roared; Spanish 12. CARL LUCCI Chemistry 12; Spanish 12. RONALD LUCINI Baseball 10; Hi Y 12. JAMES LUDWIG CAREN LUSK Tri Hi Y 10. 11; R.R. See. 10; R.R. Treas. 12; Business 11, 12; National Thespians 11. ELISE LI TTON G. A.A. 10, 11: I'shcrs 10, 11 (Reporter) 12; Brigadoon; National Thespians 10, 11, 12 (Sec.); R.R. See. 10; Chapel Choir 11; R.R. Pres. 11: Student Council 11, 12; Betterment Comm.; Ex. Council; Jr. Sales Cha.; R.R. Vice Pres. 12. DEBORAH McBRIDE French 10. 11. 12 (Sec.); Tri Hi Y 11. 12; F.T.A. 11. 12: R.R. Treas. 12; Latin 12. JUDITH McBRIDE National Thespians 10; Tri Hi Y 11; Spanish 11. 12; Spanish Honor 11, 12; National Honor 11. 12; Jr. Banquet Comm. Cha.; Ushers 12. MARY LEE McBRIDE F. H.A. 11; F.N.A. 12; Literature 11, 12. SUSAN McBRIDE Biology 10; Tri Hi Y 10, 11, 12; French 11, 12; F.T.A. 11, 12; G.A.A. 12; Yearbook 12. MELISSA McCORMICK Biology 10; Tri Hi Y 10, 11. 12; R.R. Sec. 10; F.N.A. 11, 12; R.R. Treas. 11; Chemistry 12; Ushers 12. JOYCE McCOY G. A.A. 11. PATRICK McCOY French 10; G.A.A. 11; National Thespians 11; Ushers 11, 12; Business 12; R.R. Treas. 12. gary McCullough ROBERT McDERMOTT James McFarland Student Council 10; Sportsmen 11, 12. THOMAS McKNIGHT Hi Y 10. 11; Win the Peace 11, 12. EILEEN McMANUS Biology 10; Business 11, 12. CHERYL MACIOCE National Thespians 10; Tri Hi Y 11, 12; Art 12. MARY MACK Jr. Red Cross 10; G.A.A. 10, 11; National Thespians 11; Ushers 11. 12; R.R. Vice Pres. 11; Chemistry 12; Tri Hi Y 12; Pep Vice-Prcs. 12. RONALD MACKAY Hi Y 10. 11; Spanish 10, 11. 12; French 12; Radio 12. JOHN MACRUM Biology 10; Chemistry 11. EUGENE MAMMONE Football 11. 12; French 12; Varsity 12; Track 12; R.R. Treas. 12. EDNA MANCING Ushers 10, 11, 12; Win the Peace 10, 11, 12; R.R. Vice Pres. 10: National Thespians 11; R.R. Pres. 11; Student Council II; Chemistry 12. KAREN MANCING Biology’ 10; Ushers 10, 11, 12; Soph. Class Vice Pres ; Student Council 10; Spanish 11, 12 (Treas.); National Thespians 11; R.R. Vice Pres. 11; Chemistry 12; Chapel Choir 12. DANIEL MANNERINO Chemistry 11; Physics 12; Math 12; Pep 11, 12; Slide Rule 12. RICHARD MANZELOWSKI Biology 10: Chemistry 11; Tiger Roar 11; Quill Scroll 11; Physics 12; Slide Rule 12; Student Council 12: Executive Council 12. TON I MANZETTI Biology 10: G.A.A. 10, 11; National Thespians 11. 12: Brigadoon; Ushers 12: Chapel Choir 12. DAVID MARCELLI Biology 10 (Pres.): Student Council 10, 11, 12; Executive Council 11, 12; Chemistry 11; Slide Rule 11. 12; National Honor 11. 12; Physics 12; Radio 12. PAUL MARCH Chemistry 12; Spanish 12. SUSAN MARINKOVICH Biology 10; Tri Hi Y 11, 12; Ushers 12. PATRICIA MARKESS French 10, II, 12; Bandette 10. 11, 12; Ushers 12. DIANNE MARKET Biology 10; Art 11. GEORGE MARNICIO Jr. Red Cross 10, 12; National Thespians 10; Stage Crew 10, 11; Football 10, 11; F.T.A. 12. LARRY MARSH THOMAS MARSHALL LARRY MASON Football 10, 11, 12; Track 10; Chess (Treas.) 11; Sportsmen 11; R.R. Vice Pres. 11; Varsity 12. STEVE MATKAN Biology 10; Chess 11. 12; Chemistry 12; Slide Rule 12. RAYMOND MATOTEK Biology 11; Hi Y 12; Pep 12; Bandette 12. ROBERT MAY Sportsmen 1 2. JAY MEANS Biology 10; Bandette 10, 11, 12; Chemistry 11; Win the Peace 11, 12; Swingsters 11, 12; Chess 12; Physics 12. MARY ANNE MEANS French 12. ALFRED MEIER Biology 10; Track 10; Win the Peace 11, 12; Chess 12. LAWRENCE MIKLAVIC DANIEL MILLER Baseball 10, 11; Basketball 10; R.R. Treas. 10. SUSAN MILLS Biology 10; Business 11, 12. ALEX MILOSZEWSKI Chemistry 12; Chess 12; Slide Rule 12. GERALDINE MOORE G.A.A. 10; Tri Hi Y 10, 11; Spanish 11, 12; F.T.A. 12; The Mouse that Roared. JUDY MOORE National Thespians 10. 11. 12; Bandette 10, 11. 12; Spanish 11. 12; Ushers II. 12; National Honor II, 12; Chapel Choir 11, 12; Jr. Banquet Comm. Char.; Spanish Honor 11, 12; Swingsters 12. PATRICIA MOORE Tri Hi Y 10. 11. 12; Bandette 10. 11. 12: R.R. Vice Pres. 10; Chemistry 11; F.N.A. 11, 12: Ushers 12; R.R. Vice Pres. 12. ROSEMARY MORELLI French 10; Ushers 10, 11, 12; G.A.A. 11; F.N.A. 12; National Thespians 11; Tri Hi Y 12; Pep (Sec.) 12. RICK MULROY TINA MUSTRIC French Reporter 10. (Sec.) 11, (Vice Pres.) 12; Ushers 10, 11, 12; Win the Peace 10, 11, 12. Tiger Cub 11. 12; Tiger Roar 11; Yearbook II. 12; Quill Scroll 11, 12; National Honor 11, 12; Jr. Banquet Comm. Chr.; Majorette 10, 11, 12; Pep 12. GEORGE NAHAI. Jr. Red Cross 10; Soph. Party Comm. Chr.; F.T.A. 11, 12; Chemistry 12; Pep (Treas.) 12. JOHN NALEPA Chemistry 12; Spanish 12. RONALD NEAL Radio 11; Hi Y 12. CAROL NEININGFR Biology 10; G.A.A. 10; R.R. Sec.-Treas. 10; National Thespians 11; Tiger Roar 11; Quill A: Scroll 11. 12; Ushers 11. 12; Chemistry 12; Pep 12; Student Council 12; Slide Rule 12; R.R. Pres. 12. HOWARD NELSON Baseball 10, 11, 12; Football 10. 11. 12; Varsity 11. Sergeant of Arms 12; Brigadoon. ALBERTHA NESMITH F. H.A. 10, 11. 12; Business 12. JOYCE NESMITH G. A.A. 10. 11. Tri Hi Y 10, 11. 12; F.H.A. 12; Business 12; Pep 12. MINNIE NESMITH Biology 10; F.N.A. 11, 12; G.A.A. 11; F.H.A. 12; Literature 12. MARGARET NESTOR G A A. 10, 11; Tri Hi Y 12. NOR BERT NEUMANN Tiger Corp 10. 11; Stage Crew 11, 12; Brigadoon; Sportsmen 12. DONNA NEWHOUSE F.H.A. 10, 12; G.A.A. 10; Tri Hi Y 10, 11; F. N.A. 11, 12. EARL NEWHOUSE Sportsmen 11, 12. STANLEY NOREK Baseball 10; Bandette 10; Business 12. ALAN NORRIS Biology 12. SHIRLEY OLASH G. A.A. 10; Business 11, 12. MARGARET OMOGROSSO Biology 10; Dist. Ed. 12; Pep Club 12; National Thespians 11, 12; Art 12. CATHY O NEAL Jr. Red Cross 10; Latin 10, 11; Tri Hi Y 11, 12; Chemistry 12; F.N.A. 12. SUSAN MAHON Spanish 10. 11. 12: F.T.A. 11, (See) 12; National Thespians 11: Sr. Rep. 12; Student Council II; National Honor 11, 12; Jr. Banquet Comm. Chr.; R.R. Pres. 11; Brigadoon; Chapel Choir 12; R.R. Sec. 12; Yearbook Ed. 12; Band Announcer 12. JACKIE MINE Biology 10; Business 11, 12; Tri Hi Y 12. SANDRA MODRO F.N.A. 11 (Sec ), 12; Tri Hi Y 11, 12; Chemistry 12; Pep 12. WILLIAM MAHON Biology 10: Latin 10; Chapel Choir 11, Sportsmen 12; Brigadoon. 12; CHARLES MOFFETT Biology 10; Chess 10, 11; Track 10, 11, 12; Football 11, 12; Chemistry 12; Varsity 12. REBECCA ORAVITZ JUDITH OVERDORFF Biology 10; Chemistry 11; F.T.A. 11. 12; Latin 11; R.R. Sec. 11; National Honor 11. 12; F.N.A. 12; Jr. Red Cross 12; Math 12; Physics 12. JERRY PAGANI Sound Crew 10, 11; Dist. Ed. 12. 196 ALVIN PARASIDA Jr. Red Cross 10, II, 12; Varsity 12; Football 12. BEVERLY PATTERSON Biology 10; G.A.A. 10; F.T.A. 11; Latin 11; Jr. Red Cross 12; Ushers 12; Pep 12; Student Council 12. DANIEL PATTFRSON Biology 10; Spanish 10, 11, 12 (Pres); Football 10; Golf 10. 11, 12; Chemistry 11; Varsity 11, 12; Spanish Honor 11, 12; Student Council 12. PFGGY PAWKOVICH Tri Hi Y 10, 11 (Vice Pres); National Thespians 10, 11, 12 (Pres); Bandette 10, 11, 12; i'shers II, 12; Jr. Banquet Comm. Chr.; R.R. Sec. 11; Brigadoon; Student Council 12; R.R. Vice Pres. 12. JOSFPH PFLAIA R.R. Vice Pres 10; Sportsmen 11. 12. GRAY PENNELL Projection 10; Sound Crew 10; Student Council 10, 11; Ex. Council 11; Win the Peace 11. 12; F.T.A. 12. EDWARD PFTRI Tiger Corps 10; Jr. Red Cross 12. CONNIE PICCININI Biology 10; R.R. Pres. 10; Student Council 10; F.T.A. 11; Bandette 11. 12; R.R. Sec. 11; R.R. Vice Pres. 12; Ushers 12; Yearbook 12. CHARLES PINKERTON Sportsmen 10, II, 12; Tiger Corp 11, 12; Chapel Choir 12. JOSFPH PISANO Track 10. 11. DONNA POFF Business 11, 12. LEE PORTO Hi Y 12; Sportsmen 12. KRIS RAAB Hi Y 10; Sportsmen 10; Spanish 10. 12; Football 10, II; Chemistry 11; R.R. Vice Pres. II. ROBERT RAHSMAN Biology 10; Chemistry 11; F.T.A. 12; Physics Pres. 12; Slide Rule Vice Pres 12; Student Council 12. ALBERT RFBFSKF Baseball 10. 11, 12; Football 10, 11, 12; Varsity 12. DIANE REED G.A.A. 10. 12; Tri Hi Y 12. DAVID RFFSF. Hi Y 10. 11, Treas. 12; Win the Peace 10, 11, 12; Chemistry 11; Physics 12. DAVID REKRUT Latin 10; Dist. Ed 11, 12. CAROLYN REXROAD French 11; Math 11; Dist. Ed. 12. LARRY RHODES Sportsmen 10, 11, 12; Stage Crew 10; R.R. Treas. 11; Football 10. 11, 12; Varsity 11, 12. JOHN RICCI Sound Crew 11; Projection 11; (Vice Pres.). JOHN RICHEAL Baseball 12. EDWARD RIESER Track 10, 12; R.R. Vice Pres. 10; Baseball 11; Varsity 11: Student Council 11, 12; Chapel Choir 11, 12; R.R. Pres. 11: Brigadoon; Chemistry 12; F.T.A. 12; Tiger Mascot 12. MARY RIGGINS Biology 10; G.A.A. 10. 11; Tri Hi Y 10, 11, 12; Jr. Red Cross 11; F.N.A. 12; Ushers 12. ROBERT RIM BEY Biology 10; Chess 11, See. 12; Spanish 11, 12; Physics 12. JACK RISTAU Projection 10, 11; Sound Crew 10, 11, 12; Chess 11, Pres. 12; Physics Treas. 12; Slide Rule 12; St. Council 12. JOHN RITTER REBECCA ROBERTS G.A.A. 10; National Thespians 10, 11. Vice Pres. 12: Math 11. 12; Ushers 11, 12; St. Council 11. 12; Ex. Council 12; Chapel Choir 11; Jr. Banquet Comm. Cha.; R.R. Pres. 11; Brigadoon; Majorette 10. 11, 12; R.R. Sec. 12. PAUL ROCHEFORT ELIZABETH ROGERS Biology 10; F.T.A. 11, 12; Chemistry 12. PATTY ROLLINS CARL ROSE JOANN ROSER Biology 10; G.A.A. 10; Ushers 11, 12; R.R. Treas. 11; National Thespians 12; R.R. Sec. 12. MARSHA ROSS Biology 10; F.N.A. 11, 12; Tri Hi Y II. 12; R.R. Treas. 12; Chemistry 12; Ushers 12. JAMES ROUSSEAU Biology Vice Pres 10; Chemistry 11; Spanish II, 12; R.R. Treas. 11; Hi Y 12; R.R Vice Pres. 12. MARCIA RUCH Biology 10; G.A.A. 10, Pres. 12; Ushers 11. 12; Bandette 11, Treas. 12; Chemistry Vice Pres. 12; St. Council 12. CARI.EEN RUDI Biology 10; Jr. Red Cross 11; Chemistry 12; Ushers 12. DORA SABINO Student Council 10; R.R. Pres. 10: Biology Treas. 11; Business 11, 12; R.R. Vice Pres. 11; Yearbook 12; R.R. Sec. 12. JANET SAFRFED Biology 10; Jr. Red Cross 10; Win the Peace 10, 11, 12; R.R. Vice Pres. 10; Literature 12; Pep 12; The Mouse that Roared. ANN SAWYER Art 10. 11. 12; Chapel Choir 11, 12; Honors Choir 11; Brigadoon; Ushers 12; Dist. Choir 12; State Choir 12. PATRICIA SCHI.OSSER F.N.A. 11. 12: Tri Hi Y II, 12; Quill Scroll 11. 12; Tiger Roar 11; Chemistry 12. MARY LYNN SCHNEIDER Biology 10; Jr. Red Cross 10; National Thespians 11. 12; F.T.A. 12. MARK SCOTT Brigadoon; Pep 12; Chapel Choir 12; R.R. Pres. 12; St. Council 12. MARY SCOTT F.H.A. 11; F.N.A. 12. SHIRLEY SCOTT Biology 10; Tri Hi Y 10. 11. 12; Latin 10; F.N.A. 11: F.T.A. 11; Brigadoon; Business 12: Jr. Red Cross 12; Literature 12; R.R. Sec. 12. WILLIAM SCOTT Radio 10, 11. CLYDE SCRANTON MARGARET SEAMANS Biology 10; Tri Hi Y 11; F.N.A. 12. JO ANNE SETTING F.N.A. Treas. 11; Tri Hi Y 11, 12; F.T.A. 12; Ushers 12. JUDY SEYBERT F. H.A. II. Treas. 12. JOHN SHAFFER Projection 12. MARILYN SHANFR G. A.A. 10. 11; Tri Hi Y 10, 11; F.T.A. 11; R.R. Treas. II; Math 12; Pep 12; Spanish 12; Ushers 12. SONIA SHEARER Biology 10; Win the Peace 10, 11, 12; Cheer-leading 10, 11, 12; St. Council 10, 12; F.T.A. 11. 12; Pep 12; R.R. Pres. 12. ANTHONY SHF.E French 12; Chapel Choir 12. SONDRA SHELDRAKE Biology 10; Spanish 10; Tri Hi Y 11, 12; F.N.A. 12; Jr. Red Cross 12; Pep 12; Ushers 12: R.R. Sec.-Treas. 12. BARBARA SHLEIFER National Thespians 10, 11, 12; Math 11, 12; Spanish II; Ushers 11. 12: Chemistry 12. DIANE SHOAFF F. H.A. 12. PATRICIA SHOAFF Biology 10; Business II. 12. KENNETH SHUMAKER Sportsmen 10. Pres. 11, 12; Football 10. II. 12; Varsity 11, 12; Student Council 11, 12; R.R, Vice Pres. 11; Slide Rule 12. DELORES SHUTACK G. A.A. 10; F.H.A. 12; R.R. See. 12. JOHN SIMON JAMES SLOVAK Literature 12; Math 12. WILLIAM SLOVAK Latin 10; National Thespians 10; Win the Peace 11. 12. PERRY SMALL Chemistry 12; Latin 12. GAIL SMITH French 10. 11, 12; Tiger Roar 11; F.T.A. 12; Tiger Cub 12; Quill Scroll 11. JANE SMITH F. H.A. 11; F.N.A. 11; Business 12. JOHNNA SMITH French 10; Win the Peace 10, 11. 12; F.T.A. 11; Jr. Red Cross 11, Sec. 12; R.R. Vice Pres. 11; Ushers 12. MIKE SMITH Football 10. 11. 12; Track 10. 11. 12; St. Council 10. 12: R.R. Pres. 10; A.F.S. 11. 12: Math 11. 12; Win the Peace 11, Pres. 12; Jr. Banquet Comm. Cha.; R.R. Vice Pres. 11; Chemistry 12; Varsity 12. RICHARD SMITH ROBERT SMITH CHRIS SNYDER Football 10, 11; Chemistry 11, 12; Spanish 11. 12; Jr. Red Cross 12. DEBORAH SNYDER G. A.A. 10; Jr. Red Cross 10; Business 11, 12. ROBERT SNYDER Baseball 10; Sportsmen 12. MAX SNYDER LOTTIE SOBONA National Thespians 10; Biology 11; Win the Peace 11, 12; R.R. Vice Pres. 11; Dist. Ed. Pres. 12; St. Council 12. HARRY SPEELMAN Basketball 10; Jr. Red Cross 11; Dist. Ed. 12. RICHARD SPRECKER Track 10, 11, 12; Latin 11; Chemistry 12. BRUCE STACY Art 10, Treas. 11, Pres. 12; Biology Pres. 10; Football 10, 11, 12; St. Council 10, 12; Varsity 11, 12; Chapel Choir 11. TRINA STEINBERG National Thespians Soph. Rep. 10, 11, Scribe 12; R.R. Sec. 10; Ushers 11. 12; Win the Peace 11, Treas. 12; Yearbook 12. JAY STERRETT Biology 10; Hi Y 10, Dist. Vice Pres. 11, Local Dist. Pres. 12: Basketball 10; Chemistry 11; Math 11, 12; Track 11, 12; Football 10. 11. 12; Slide Rule 12; St. Council 12; Physics 12. HELEN STONER Biology 10; R.R. Sec. 10; F.N.A. Vice Pres. 11; Pres. 12; Tiger Roar 11; Quill Scroll 11, 12; Chapel Choir 11, 12; Tiger Cub Co. Ed. 12; St. Council 12; Chemistry 12; Yearbook 12. RAYMOND STOVER Biology 10; Latin 10, 11, 12; Chemistry 11; National Honor 11, Treas. 12; F.T.A. 12; Physics 12; R.R. Treas. 12. PATRICIA STRATHMANN Business 12. JAMES STRATTON 197 BARBARA STROBEL Biology 10; F.H.A. 11; F.N.A. 12; Physics 12; Parapsychology 12. CHRISTINE STUBI.FR Jr. Red Cross 10; F.N.A. 11; Literature 11; National Thespians 11; Business 12; Ushers 12; St. Council 12. WILLIAM STURM Biology 10; Win the Peace 10. 11. 12; Ban-dette 10, 11; Chemistry 11; Math 11, 12; Brigadoon; Literature 12; Physics 12. ROBFRT SUMMERS Sportsmen 10, 11; Chess 11. SHARON SUMNER G.A.A. 10. CHRISTINE SYDLIK National Thespians 10. 11; R.R. Sec. 10; Quill Scroll 11; Tiger Roar 11; Ushers 11, 12; Win the Peace 11, 12; Jr. Banquet Comm. Cha.; Chemistry 12; Tiger Cub 12; Yearbook 12. CATHLEEN TAYLOR Chemistry 12; Latin Treas. 12; Pep 12; Ushers 12. ROBERT THOMAS Track 10, 11; Brigadoon. SUSAN THOMAS Biology Sec. 10; Bandette 10, 11. 12; Soph Party Comm. Cha.: R.R. Sec. 10; A.F.S. 10, 11, 12: Latin 11. Sec. 12; Ushers 11, 12; St. Council 11, 12; Ex. Council 12; Jr. Banquet Comm. Cha.; R.R. Pres. 11; Brigadoon; Chemistry 12; Yearbook 12; Pep 12. DUAYNE THOMPSON Projection 10, 11; Sound Crew 10, 11; Tiger Roar 11. GERALD THOMPSON Chemistry 11; Chess 11, Treas. 12; Swingsters 11. 12; Physics 12; Math 12; Slide Rule 12; Bandette 12; R.R. Vice Pres. 12. JOHN THOMPSON Math 11; Tiger Corp 11, 12. DORISJEAN TINSMAN Tri Hi Y 10. 11. Sec. 12; Win the Peace 10; Ushers 10. 11. 12 (Sec.); R.R. Sec. 10; G.A.A. Vice Pres. 11; Quill A Scroll 11. 12; Tiger Roar 11; Jr. Banquet Comm. Cha.; Chemistry 12; F.N.A. 12; R.R. Pres. 12; St. Council 12. LAUREEN TKACIK French 10, 11. 12; G.A.A. 10. 11, 12; Math Sec. 11; Pres. 12; R.R. Sec. 10; F.T.A. 10. 11. Vice Pres. 12; National Honor 11, Sec. 12; R.R. Vice Pres. 11; St. Council 12; R.R. Sec. 12. THOMAS TKACIK Biology 10; Track 10. 11; Chemistry 11; Physics 12; Math 12; Slide Rule 12. THOMAS TRENSCHEL Biology 10; Chemistry 11; Math 11, 12; Slide Rule 12; Physics 12. JAMES TRIPODI Football 10, 11, 12: Tiger Roar 11; Varsity 11, 12; Win the Peace 11, 12; St. Council 11, 12; R.R. Pres. 11, 12; Chemistry 12; Tiger Cub 12; Parapsychology 12. BARBARA TRN Biology 10; National Thespians 10, 11; F.N.A. 11, 12; Chemistry 12; Literature 12. JOSEPH TRZCINSKY Sportsmen 10, 11; Art 12; Dist. Ed. Vice Pres. 12. CHERYL TUNNO JOHN TWENTY French 10; Chemistry II; Literature 12; Physics 12; Slide Rule 12. PATRICIA VanKIRK Win the Peace 10. II, 12; F.H.A. 11. 12. WAYNE VEON KAREN VERNER Biology 10; F.T.A. 11; G.A.A. 11; Tri Hi Y 11. 12; R.R. Sec. 11; Chemistry 12; Tiger Roar 12; Ushers 12. NICK VERNER Tiger Corp Pres. 11, 12; Student Council 11, 12; Chemistry 12; Football 12; Track 12. PHILIP VOLK Projection 10; Sound Crew 10; Win the Peace 10, 11, 12; Track 10; Soph Class Pres.; St. Council 10, 11. 12; Ex. Council 12; Chemistry 11; Quill Scroll 11; Tiger Cub 11; Yearbook 11. 12; R.R. Pres. 11; Physics 12. NICK VRANKOVICH National Thespians 11; Stage Crew 11; Track II; Brigadoon. DANIEL VUKICH Biology 11; Chapel Choir 11; Chemistry 12; Chess 12. JANET VUKICH Biology 10; Spanish 10; F.T.A. 11, 12: G.A.A. 10, 11. Sec. 12; National Thespians 11: R.R. Treas. 11; Chemistry 12; Tri Hi Y 12; Tiger. Roar 12. DONNA WAGONER Tri Hi Y 10. 11, 12; National Thespians 10. 11. 12; F.T.A. 11. 12; R.R. Treas. 11; Art 12; The Mouse that Roared. ROBFRT WAGONER Baseball 10, 11. 12; Basketball 10. 11. 12; Varsity Vice Pres. 11, Pres. 12; St. Council 11, 12; Jr. Banquet Comm. Cha.; R.R. Pres. 11; Chemistry 12. REBECCA WALKER Latin 10; National Thespians 10, 11, 12; Art 11, 12; Brigadoon: The Mouse that Roared. JOHN WALROND Biolog)- 10; Chemistry 11; Chess 12; Physics 12; Slide Rule 12. HARRY WALTERS JAMES WARD Hi Y 12; Football 12; Swingsters 12. ROSE ANN WARD Biology' 10; G.A.A. 10, 11, 12. MARLENE WEAVER Business 11. 12; Tri Hi Y 11, 12; Pep 12; R.R. Treas. 12. BRENDA WEBB Jr. Red Cross 10; Biology 11; Business 12. CHERYL WEBER F. H.A. 10. SHERRY WEIR French 10, 11, 12; G.A.A. 10; Tri Hi Y 11, 12; F.N.A. 12. RALPH WEISTER Sportsmen 11, 12; Chess 12; Slide Rule 12. RUSSELL WERNER Radio 10, Sec. 11, 12; Tiger Corp 11; R.R. Pres. 12; St. Council 12. BONNIE WHITE G. A.A. 10; National Thespians 10, 11; Dist. Ed. 12. RONNIE WHITE Hi Y 10; National Thespians 10; Chemistry 11; F.T.A. 11, 12; Sportsmen 12; Slide Rule 12. THOMAS WHITE Baseball 10. 11. 12. GLENN WILSON RAY WILSON Hi Y 10; F.T.A. 11; R.R. Sec. 11; Chemistry 12; Chess 12. KAREN WISE G.A.A. 10; Tri Hi Y 10. 11; F.N.A. 11. 12; Jr. Red Cross 12. TYANNE WOLFE Biology 10; Chorus 10; G.A.A. 11; National Thespians 11; St. Council 10. 11; R.R. Pres. 10, 11; Spanish 12; Ushers 12; Chapel Choir 12; R.R. Sec. 12. DARLENE WOODMAN G.A.A. 10: National Thespians 11, 12; Quill A Scroll 11, 12; Tiger Roar 11; Ushers 11, 12; Pep 12; Tiger Cub 12; Parapsychology 12. GARY WOODS Biology 10; Win the Peace 10: Chemistry 11; F. T.A. 11, 12; Spanish 11. 12; R.R. Treas. 11; Physics 12. ROBERT WRIGHT Biology 10; Sportsmen 11. RENEE WRONA G. A.A. 10; Cheerleading 10. 11. 12; Tri Hi Y 12: Literature 11. Pres. 12; Business 12; Pep 12; St. Council 12. PATRICIA WUDSKI G.A.A. 10; Chcerleading 10, 11, 12; Business 11, Treas. 12; Ushers 12; Yearbook 12; St. Council 11, 12; R.R. Pres. 11, 12; Brigadoon. DESMOND WYNN Pep 12. MARK YARNELLE Biology' 10. FRANK YONLINSKY Projection 10, Treas. 12; Sound Crew 11, 12; Varsity 11. 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12 Manager; St. Council 12; R.R. Pres. 12. HERBERT YOTHERS Chemistry 11; Chess 12. DONALD YOUNG Hi Y 11, 12. KATHY YOUNG G.A.A. 10; Tri Hi Y 10, 11. 12; Bandette 10, 11, 12; National Thespians 11; National Honor 11, 12; Chapel Choir 11, 12; Brigadoon; Chemistry 12; Ushers 12. LINDA YOUNG G.A.A. 10; National Thespians 10; Spanish 10. 11; Bandette 10, 11, 12; Soph Party Comm. Cha.; Ushers 11, 12; Chapel Choir 11; Brigadoon; Chemistry 12; Pep 12; St. Council 12; R.R. Pres. 12. LINDA YURSHIA G.A.A. 10; Chapel Choir 10; F.H.A. 12. MARGUERITE ZAHN THELMA ZAHN SHIRLEY ZUBROWSKI National Thespians 10. 198