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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1968 volume:

tiger 1968 beaver falls area high school beaver falls, Pennsylvania 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 long 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. 2 rrr HI II? SSI rrr III HI III 3 administration 20 faculty........................24 band...........................44 vocal..........................50 athletics......................60 contents commencement.................79 seniors......................90 juniors.....................132 sophomores..................148 activities..................166 directory...................192 Since the TIGER Yearbook is a reflection of all the Tigers that wander and struggle through the halls of Beaver Falls Area Senior High School, YOU are now looking at yourself. After all, the little u in BiFHuS is really a big U that transforms the Orange and Black from simple shades into a vibrant living Tiger. YOU are in these pages. Maybe YOU will see yourself struggling valiantly through chemistry or metal shop. Or perhaps that's YOU with your mouth wide open singing in the Concert Choir. If not, then surely YOU are somewhere in the vast range of clubs and activities that so many BFASHS Tigers belong to. Then again, YOU may be the real tiger type Tiger and will find yourself in a crushing football touchdown, a cleanly-scored basket, or a smashing homerun. And if YOU are not in the game, YOU certainly are somewhere among the fierce Tigers in the stands. Then there’s the Sophomore Party, the Junior Banquet, the Senior Prom, and the innumerable classmates with whom you associated at those events. We know YOU are there smiling, laughing, grimacing, flirting or swinging. YOU are in these pages somewhere—all 540 days of YOU. When YOU see yourself in class, in music, in activities, in sports, in association, and in school in general, YOU will have found the 1968 Beaver Falls Area Senior High School . . . TIGER. 5 foreword you . . . learn at BFHS in classes . . . the subjects may vary from biology to sociology but the prime directive is always the same . . . We are trying to get you people to think!” . . . the work is difficult and there are days you wish you could quit school and join the army . . . but these feelings soon pass and the awards for achievement, both public and private, greatly outweigh the disappointments, and you are glad that you functioned well . . . in class 6 you . . . in music join the band and receive a uniform several sizes too large for you . . . you practice in the band on the field behind the school in rain, or shine . . . your voice develops in the Girls’ or Boys’ Chorus, and then advances to the Concert Choir, the Chapel Choir, or the Madrigals . . . you sing vespers and carols at Christmas . . . hymns for morning devotions . . . lighthearted melodies in spring . . . you play the organ or piano at assemblies . . . you leave at BFHS a legacy . . . 8 you . . . in activities collect more cans than anyone else for the can drive because you raided 5 cities . . . you recognize your duties and responsibilities when you are elected to Student Council . . . you will never forget the day that you got to be a policeman when Win-the-Peace took over the city . . . the many clubs and organizations at BFHS exist so that you, the student, may participate . . . 10 you . . . practice long and hard until you feel as if your body will break . . . high hopes may bring joyous victory or lonely defeat . . . you lead the school in cheering at games and pep rallies . . . your black and orange shakers get caught in the rain and the colors run all over your saddle shoes . . . you watch with a lump in your throat . . . and then scream and cheer as the first touchdown of the season is made ... be it in magical football, suspenseful basketball, or tense baseball, you know that BFHS is at its very best. . . in sports 12 attend the first social gathering of your high school years . . . the Sophomore Party . . . you eat so much at the Junior Banquet that you can’t even dance after dinner . . . you ask three boys before you get a date for the Usher’s Club Formal . . . you clown with fellow seniors at the Senior Parties . . . you say goodbye to BFHS at the Senior Prom . . . you will always cherish the fond memories and fellowship of you and your classmates . . • in association 14 you . . . in school enter BFHS as a sophomore . . . awed . . . bewildered . . . confused . . . you become z junior with one year of experience backing you up . . . accustomed to confusion . . . conscious of your school ring . . . anticipating your senior year . . . finally a senior . . . leaders of the followers . . . sentimental at the end . . . but proud to be graduates of Beaver Falls High School . . . this is you . . . the green sophomore . . . the middle-aged junior . . . the triumphant senior . . . this is you . .. I faculty DR. J. RICHARD FRUTH Superintendent Overseeing all of the activities in a school district is not an easy task, but it is evident that Dr. J. Richard Fruth, Superintendent of Schools, has filled his position quite capably. During the years that he has been connected with the Beaver Falls School System, he has always strived to move forward and to improve the standards of the schools. Dr. Fruth is an enthusiastic person and a very co-operative man to work with. Beaver Falls cannot thank him enough for all of the time, effort, and work that he has put forth in order to better BFHS. The Beaver Falls Board of Education is a primary force of influence behind the school program. Although most of its work is accomplished behind the scenes, the members always keep one foot in the present as they discharge their responsibility of directing the school system efficiently and wisely. Throughout the years, they have established many of the ideals of BFAHS and have supplied the students with the necessary equipment for social, as well as intellectual, growth. We wish to express our admiration of the work they have done for us and those who come after us. board of HARRY B. FRY ALBERT S. CARBONE DOM CASEY President Vice-President 20 MR. HARRY D. MILNES Federal Coordinator Mr. Harry Milnes, in his second year as Federal Co-ordinator, has made much progress for the Beaver Falls School System. The Head Start program and the Federal Work program are just two of the projects in which Mr. Milnes has played an important role. The new' printing equipment for the journalism program was also accomplished with the use of federal funds. We appreciate all of the interest that he has taken in us in his roles as a teacher and Federal Co-ordinator. JUNE VOGEL CONNIE DeSANZO education EUGENE DESIMONE CHARLES HIGGINS GLENN L. PEGG GRANT SMITH LEONA CARLISLE Secretary RONALD LENCH Solicitor 21 MR. WILLIAM A. SMITH Principal Any student of Beaver Falls Area Senior High School is familiar with the phrase, My door is always open. 1 he door, of course, is the one leading to the office of Mr. William Smith, BFAS-HS principal. The student who walks through the doorway knows that Mr. Smith will always meet him more than half way concerning any problem. Indeed, Mr. Smith is a fair, cooperative person. Students naturally feel at ease with him because he always talks WITH a student, rather than TO him. The entire BFASHS sincerely thanks him for everything he has done for us. He has always been a great person to work with a fine man to look up to. wilma McCullough PAT ALAKSIN HELEN MIDDLEBROOK 22 MR. EVAN NARDONE MR. ROGER A. ALEXIS Assistant Principal It takes a special kind of person to see a high school student as an individual, rather than just a face among 1600 others. Mr. Evan Nardone is such a person. His position as assistant principal places him in contact with perhaps more BFHS students than does any other school official, yet he treats each student he sees in a special way. Mr. Nardone is very involved with the affairs of the school and is always pushing to improve standards. His decisions are always in the best interest of BFHS, and we appreciate this. Director of Guidance Mr. Roger Alexis, BFASHS Director of Guidance has devoted many years of service to the students of Beaver Falls High School. His duties include the scheduling of tests for all three classes, advising the Senior Class and arranging such programs as College Night, the Ninth Grade Orientation Program, and separate meetings for those students who plan a future other than college. His patience, understanding, reliable judgement, and wide-ranging information will always be appreciated as long as there are BFHS students who seek advice. BABSON 23 PAT SHOAFF CATHY CORBIN PAT BENKO basic english undertook many forms VIRGINIA C. BARBER BETH MUIR Lord Bacon has said, Reading maketh a full man, conference a ready man, and writing an exact man.” The English Department at BFASHS offers students reading, conference, and writing in various forms to help them mature into the most complete sort of man possible. The regular English and College Preparatory English classes expose pupils to all three, with experiences in literature, composition, grammar, and group discussions. To gain special instruction in writing, students can take journalism or creative writing courses. These courses afford students an opportunity for help in their strongest area. Pupils with a special interest in reading and speaking may enroll in public speaking and drama classes. Finally, for greater emphasis on discussion, BFHS students are offered an extensive course in great books. With so many outlets for specialized talents, many complete persons should graduate from Beaver Falls High School. WILLIAM D. KNESS Pfctwnl i 24 JANET BERNHARDY THOMAS D. ANDERSON DONNA M. RIMBEY JAMES IRWIN PATRICIA THORTON SANDRA INMAN GOMER R. EDWARDS RICHARD BEIGHEY LOIS J. LAUDE J. PAUL McROBERTS MARYLOU STRAYER JAMES L. LUTHER HARRY YOKEL outlet for expression offered through music In such a diversified field as music, students with some sort of musical talent will find an outlet for expression. The Music Department at BFASHS is broken into two main branches—vocal music and instrumental music. Pupils in instrumental music may be members of the high school band, the Bandette, or Tiger Swingsters. All of these share their talents with others by performing within school and for the public at concerts. Vocal music students can participate in Girls’ or Boys’ Chorus, Concert Choir, Chorale, or Madrigal Singers. These groups perform for the school and also for the public at the Vesper Service and choral concert. Theory and music appreciation classes are also offered for students who are interested in the reading of music and its history. JAY MANN languages involved understanding of other cultures ED GIANNINI In earlier years children of foreign born parents were urged to become Americanized”, and abandon their native language. However, today the trend has shifted. It is admirable to be fluent in as many languages as possible. B.F.H.S. is in accordance with such an idea and therefore offers her students courses in the various levels of French, Spanish, and Latin. As branches of the Romance Languages, French and Spanish can be studied for similarities in the many other European tongues. As his grandparents and parents did before him, the language student learns to speak intelligently and precisely. The student must also be quick to grasp the spoken language. He is therefore exposed to various tapes and recordings to sharpen his comprehension. He must be able to read before his teacher as well as speak fluently before others in his class. Also as his ancestors before him, the student of foreign language will translate the works of the great authors and appreciate their universal ideas, applying them to our own culture. WILLIAM D. VETICA MARIAN STARR 27 practical experience gained in business courses As the role of business broadens in our society, the need for qualified personnel jumps to new levels. For this reason B.F.H.S. offers many courses to the student who wishes to enter a business career. These students are offered courses with various levels in typing, shorthand, and bookkeeping. Business students may also qualify for a course in office practice where they may gain actual experience in typing tests and school publications, working in the various school-wide offices. Pupils who are involved in the academic program may also take courses in typing and possible shorthand for future use in college. Business students at B.F.H.S. are fortunate to be involved in so many pertinent courses with an added opportunity for experience in regular office work. KATHRYN E. McDONALD DONALD J. WHITE 28 LAWRENCE J. MATRAZZO JOSEPH SMARTZ 29 SHIRLEY HEADLAND DOB mathematics paved the way to other sciences One great modern mathematician has said that writing the history of modern science without discussing the importance of mathematical ideas would he a little like producing Hamlet without the heroine, Ophelia. Business mathematics, consisting of problems in profits, wages and interests, is necessary for a study of the social sciences. Mathematics is most important in the study of Chemistry and Physics. Those students who are interested in the advanced sciences must prepare for them through the study of algebra, geometry, and trigonometry, and additional courses in solid geometry, analytical geometry, or college algebra. In addition to these courses, specially gifted math students at B.F.H.S. may take an intensive course in calculus. In accordance with each department at B.F.H.S., no facet of mathematics has been overlooked. SIDNEY A. KANE 30 ROBERT NEWMAN JONELLE McMILLEN GORDON HARRIER 31 science - explanation ARTHUR E. JERNBERG NICHOLAS W. SKALKO of the functions of life One definition of science is a knowledge of facts and laws arranged in an orderly system, another is knowledge organized and systematized, and still another is systematized knowledge of any one department of mind or matter. Common to all three are the words knowledge and systematized. And so the students at B.F.A.S.H.S. embark upon their tour of knowledge following a very systematized pattern of courses. The beginning science student will first find himself involved in a course of practical science or biology, the study of living things. A first course in biology teaches the pupil to be aware of the things about him and to anticipate those things yet to come. Lab biology provides an opportunity to study plants and animals and to actually see the intricate phenomena of life. Students following a chemistry course attempt to attain the goals of chemistry: to gain knowledge and understanding of matter, its composition, properties, and uses, and to gain knowledge and understanding of the laws and principles of chemistry. In the laboratory the pupils apply a scientific method of thinking, seek for the truth, and express it as they find it. Following chemistry, students may study physics, the science of matter and energy and their regulations. As in chemistry lab, students will also experiment with the basic principles they have learned. As an additional branch in the science field, the study of individual experience provides an occasion for study plus discussion in basic habits of the human race. Through a study of the basic sciences, students will find their own lives organized and systematized. 32 E. HELEN SPONCLER preparations for future occupations through the arts TERENCE KEEGAN Although B.F.H.S. has devoted many teachers and class periods to the instruction of the academic pupil, the student interested in a vocational occupation has not been slighted. Two of the areas for construction and design are the wood and metal shops. Also an important phase of job training is the electrical shop where a student learns the basics of wiring, insulation, and installation of electrical outlets. Art class provides training for students who are interested in art as an occupation. A course in fine arts may follow the study of basic art skills. However, any student may find a course in art an interesting and enjoyable experience. The future homemakers of B.F.A.S.H.S. are likewise provided with a special course all their own. The girls are taught everything from cooking to etiquette in their study of home economics. The future engineers and interior designers of B.F.H.S. are fortunate to have a course in mechanical drawing available to them. S. JANE CRAWFORD 34 JACK ZALUSKI 35 DONALD E. GROVE social studies - foundation for a sound democracy WILLIAM DUNFEE LEE D. HOLT Social Studies forms an important part in the curriculum of a high school because the students actually learn of man’s progress down through the ancient civilizations and his common problems, the institution of governments, the formation of economic systems, and the patterns of each developing country and being. Sophomore and junior students study about our nation, beginning with the early explorers and ending with affairs of the present day. Since this study includes such a broad area, the course is divided into two parts. Sophomore students also study the beginnings of man and his ancient civilizations. Any student may take an elective course in World History where he delves further into the origin of man and his early tribes and governing bodies. In order to graduate, every student in the school must take a course in Problems of Democracy and Economics. Students in the P.D. classes do not only learn of the advantages of a democracy but explore the problems involved in its operation. Vital Issues classes also learn of current problems and their possible solutions. Through a course in Economics, a student more fully understands the workings of our free enterprise system and compares it with the systems of other countries in the world. The students learn about the factors of production, the law of supply and demand, the Federal Reserve System, the stock market, and present economic conditions. As an extra advantage to B.F.H.S. students, a study in advanced Economics and Sociology is provided. Sociology explores basic problems of society including urban development, human relations, and racial and ethnic prejudices. WILLIAM R. BILKEY SHIRLEY RUKAS JAMES BETRES 36 PAUL R. BOOTH ROBERTS SARGENT TAYLOR H. COTTON DAVID L. FLORIE H. RAY SMITH HARRY D. MILNES physical fitness - a way to mental fitness EDWIN CARY With a look at all the other courses offered to the young people at B.F.H.S., it is hard to imagine that enough time could he allotted for a rewarding experience in gymnastics and health. On the contrary, every sophomore and junior student must engage in some form of activity whether it be archery, basketball, softball, or wrestling, for two periods each week. The students may perform the skills they have learned in class for the public at the annual gym exhibition. Also a required part of the school week for each sophomore and junior is an 80-minute study in health. The various topics for discussion in the past have been first aid, hygiene, and anatomy. Right in line with health class comes the opportunity for driver’s education available to each student at B.F.H.S. The participants are taught the basic rules of traffic safety in theory and are later confronted with the actual process of driving with qualified teachers. JOYCE MULLINS JEAN T. WALTON 38 ROBERT HACKER LEWIS M. HEETER LARRY BRUNO 39 DAVID MURRAY encouragement of the future through guidance Our first meeting with the B.F.H.S. guidance counselors possibly takes place in the last days of junior high, when they first speak to us of our future experiences at B.F.H.S. Our close associations with the guidance counselors begin on Orientation Day and last until after graduation. They are the men and women who administer aptitude tests, talk of college, tell us of career opportunities, rank the students, and help in class elections, parties, and the prom. A student can take any of his problems to his counselor and can expect a helpful reply. The counselors at B.F.H.S. probably have more to do with our future careers than any of our other associates. The counselors are aided in their knowledge of the student’s physical health by the periodic physical examinations of the students by the school nurses. LAREE RILEY IDA M. AIKEN cafeteria staff Silting: Gertrude Callahan, Catherine Phillips, Jeanne Queen. Second Row: Ethel Evans, Helen Farina, Ann Cornecki, Stella Staniek. Third Row: Orfea Casey, Lona Grapes, Mildred Dacko, Flora Shaw, Mary Engle, Lunch Room Manager, Ann Saliga, Bookkeeper. custodial staff Front Rotv: Jack DeRose, John Mehringer, Marshall Barnhart, Herman Frederick. Second Row: Kenny Cater, Marge Suders, Charles Ford, Richard Snowden, Roy Craven, Chuck Williams. 41 oisniu tiger marching hand Marching bands are a traditional part of football season. This is certainly true at Beaver Falls Area High School where our band supported the ''Fighting Tigers” at all the away football games. In August, under the direction of Mr. Harry Yokel, preparations for the half-time shows in store for football fans got into full swing. The weekly sessions included instructions in marching fundamentals, and new music for the first shows of the season. There isn’t much glamour in practice sessions; just work. Mr. Yokel divided the band into 4-men squads. Every squad had a set of directions, so everyone did something different at the same time—similar to the glass pieces in a kaleidoscope. Another change in the Tiger band is the addition of a 16-member all-girl precision drill team, planned as a complementary unit to the band, under the direction of Mrs. Marguerite Denison. After the end of the band’s grid season, Sights and Sounds of 67”, the Tiger band was kept extremely active at various parades, basketball games, and pep meetings. The climax of the year for the entire band was the Spring Concert, held the first week in May. The program featured different selections of music preformed by the Tiger Swingsters, and the concert band. The program was also highlighted by various solos and the majorettes. This was the last performance for the Senior band members who will always remember the exciting and fun-filled memories they have had with the Tiger Band. MR. HARRY YOKEL Director of Instrumental Music honor guard B. Varga, P. Cremeans, D. Emert, J. Taylor. 44 tiger ettes Front Row: T. Scott, D. Thu mm, M. B. Hall, L. Smith, E. Carson, H. Baldwin, C. Best. J. Smith. Second Row: M. McDonald (captain), P. Reed, P. Kross, S. Snedeker, V. Lucini, J. Reed, H. Patterson, N. Granati. 45 majorettes Front Row: P. Cole, N. Davis, C. Podbiel-ski. Second Ron D. Ingram, D. Searfoss, N. McDonald, I). Mittica, C. Hornyak. Front Row: L. Ketterer, J. Headland, V. Vincent, G. Fritz, S. Waite, A. Davenport, D. Marquard, K. Karbazeske. Second Row: E. Emrick, T. Cooper, R. Pietro, C. Henning, T. Grau. Third Row: J. Marx, B, Houston, A. Flanigan, A. Berger, T. Huntington. Front Row: P. Casey, J. Belczyk, J. Sharrer, R. Sheffield, S. Mitchell, J. Yovich, L. Phillips, C. Rochefort, P. Young. Second Row: B. Augostine, J. Brown, G. Tomko, K. Pasarilla, D. Bartoe, A. Andino. Third Row: S. Dobrowski, H. Baker, L. Huppertz, D. Cumbay, D. Barry. 46 Front Row: J. Gilchrist, S. Bell, R. Nelle, C. Narkiewicz, P. McKim. Second Rou: S. White, M. Burroughs, B. Stanyard, C. Zeh, B. Miller. Third Row: D. Bittner, B. George, D. Wilson, J. Young, T. Russell. Front Row: R. Colonna, D. Johnson, A. Rosenberg, B. Hahn, P. Vekasy. Second Row: B. Simens, J. Bleczyk, L. Wlos, C. Scott. Third Row: J. Huber, P. McGee, D. Morgan, M. Hill. Fourth Row: B. Ostrom, C. Jasper, B. Alexander, R. Boguszewski. tiger swingsters 47 PAUL VEKASY Regional, District, Honors. Students from our band have the opportunity to compete for various memberships in the District, Regional and Honors Bands. To be selected for any one of these bands is a great honor. This year six Tiger Band members were selected for the District Band on three points: (1) ability in playing (2) school population (3) need of a particular instrument. After three days of practice, the students performed as a group in a concert at Greenville High School. Another competitive band, the Regional Band, staged its concert in March. Three students were recognized to hold this important position. After three days of practicing, they also performed at Washington High School. Honor’s Band, as its name implies, is a band which selects only the best students from surrounding schools out of five neighboring counties. Besides playing a prepared solo for the panel of judges, each student also had to go through a series of competition, which showed his ability before final selection is made. Three students from the Tiger band passed the necessary requirements to be selected. It is indeed a great honor in which the whole school can be proud. After selections were made, the students worked hard to present their annual concert at Westminister College. CARL HENNING Regional, District, Honors. DAVE BITTNER Regional, District. CECILE ROCHEFORT District JAN SHARRER District 49 LINDA WLOS District RICHARD BOGUSZEWSKI Honors Under the direction of Mr. Jay Mann, each Chorus— Boys’, Girls’, Concert, Chorale, and Madrigal Singers— provides all choral students with numerous opportunities for advancement in the field of vocal music. During the ’67-68 school term at BFAHS, over 190 sophomore, junior, and senior choir members worked many hours to blend their voices in presenting their vocal abilities in both the Christmas and Spring Concerts. The annual Christmas Choral Concert, held December 15, featured each chorus singing several selections ranging from the joy of the birth of Christ to the fun and excitement of The Night Before Christmas.” One of the highlights of the Christmas Concert was the combining of all vocal choirs with the high school brass choir in presenting the familiar carol, I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day.” The music presented in the Spring Concert ranged from standard choral literature of Handel, Mendelssohn, and Brahms to lighter selections from recent films and Broadway musicals. Two added features were the combination of all BFAHS choirs in presenting America the Beautiful” and the presentation of the Symphonic Choir, which is the combination of Concert Choir and the Chorale. The new Symphonic Choir also presented several musical selections at the Address to the Graduating Class. The newly organized Chorale is the most advanced choral course within the curriculum. Besides appearing in all general choral concerts, the Chorale presented an extensive Palm Sunday Vespers. This group entertained for many community organizations and also entered the Carnegie Arts Award Festival in Pittsburgh. The Madrigal Singers, a select group of ten a cappella singers, provided many programs for the high school and community. This year the Madrigals had the honor of being selected to record the two official songs for the Beaver Falls Centennial. Choir activities for the year were under the direction of the BFHS Choir Council. These activities included concerts, student assemblies, sale of Christmas candles, after-concert dances, and the all-choir picnic. 50 concert choir Front Row: D. Searfoss, K. Marsh, B. Garvin, S. Knapp, M. McMillion, A. Mann, S. Infield, R. Dinello, C. Kidd, K. Hartman, G. McGath, J. Wahl, D. Vincent, D. Zeigler, M. Frumen, M. Barry, D. Thumm. Second Row. K. Mavis, K. McMillan, P. Thomas, E. Schinke, V. Vincent, J. Cearfoss, B. Ficca, K. Mention, M. Popp, C. Coates, J. Taylor, S. Eagle, N. Modro, N. May, L. Wlos, M. Yoho, P. Alberti. Third Row: L. Harris, C. Swager, B. Rupert, J. Wood, J. Berk, B. Stanley, D. Humphrey, R. Freed, D. Howe, L. Pfeifer. Fourth Row: R. Gibbs, J. Teams, D. Reisingcr, J. Reed, E. Parker, R. Gutowski, B. Livingston, J. Sheldrake, T. Huntington, R. Knapp, D. Davis,, B. Tomich. L. Smith, T. Ciganik, D. Fry, F. Deltino, J. Sharrer, C. Panner, K. Anderson, L. Brozenick, R. Evans, T. Buck. 51 girls’ chorus Front Row: G. Smith, G. Fritz, S. Counts, P. McGee, B. Roberts, N. Swager, J. Mengel, S. McAlister, G. Tomko, P. Young, B. Mendicino, E. Dennison, C. Jerson, J. Crow, G. Witt, M. Ziegler. Second Row: C. Cavric, A. Smith, D. Morlan, P. Irwin, K. Orzechowski, S. Renzo, S. McFarland, J. Lillie, T. Gilliland, J. Cunning, M. Sumner, D. Sprecker, D. Noel, B. Daquila, S. Cairns, H. Krisa, M. Fields, J. Reed. Third Row: S. Barber, M. Castelucci, N. Reed, P. McKim, S. Welty, C. Logan, D. Levine, R. Newhouse, R. Rogulski, M. Briancesco, F. Hornacck, J. Borghi, M. Martyak. Fourth Row: K. Moretti, C. Golmont, L. Koziol, N. McKeel, N. Bennett, R. Bell, C. Thomas, K. Beercook, P. Davis, S. Main, K. Sebastian, M. Fencil. chorale Front Row: L. Smith, L. Brozenick, K. Fencil, L. Verrett, H. Kantner, D. Fry, F.. Carson, T. Buck, E. Covington. Second Row: B. McFadden, J. Sharrer, M. Dreher, F. Baldovich, C. Panner, M. McDonald, C. Thatcher. Third Row: J. Goehring, G. Sargent, J. Gibbons, T. Ciganik, K. Anderson, B. Rieser, D. Emert, D. Schmidt. Fourth Row: T. Scott, B. Nalesnik, R. Evans, B. Dennison, F. Deltino.. 52 MR. JAY MANN Director of Vocal Music boys' chorus First Row: D. Householder, J. Cramer, B. Harris, B. Kemper, L. Washington, R. Alberti. R. Alberti, T. Fortner, L. Richeal. Second Row: J. Gasper, T. Futato, G. Ruby, M. Pegg, R. Stump, B. Mendicino. Third Row: T. Fuchel, P. Chiappetta, T. Fowlow, H. Morris, B. Anderson, L. Harper, J. Maruca, B. Kludo. 53 KEITH ANDERSON District Regional Honors TRUDY BUCK District Regional Honors TED CIGANIK District Regional Honors Top choir members from high schools in five counties are recommended by their choral directors to attend District Chorus. Selection is made according to school enrollment and voicing apportionment. These singers prepare a full program and then spend three days as guests at the host school. Two concerts are given under the excellent direction of a guest conductor. This year Mr. William McDonald was the conductor of the District Chorus held at the Allegheny-Clarion Valley High School in Foxburg, Pennsylvania. While at District Chorus the 250 singers are auditioned, and the top 80 students are selected to attend Regional Chorus. This festival includes students from the greater area FRANK DELTINO District Regional Honors RICK EVANS District Regional Honors LOIS BROZENICK District Regional 54 LINDA SMITH District Regional FRANCES BALDOVICH Honors DIANE FRY Honors of Western Pennsylvania. Each of the seven students from BFAHS singing in the District Chorus were priviledged to participate in Regional Chorus, which was held at Hopewell High School with Mr. Richard Hoffland, guest conductor. These two choral festivals are sponsored by the Mid-Western District of the Pennsylvania Music Educators Association. The PMEA sponsors the Honors Chorus, which was hosted this year by Geneva College. The highly selective 85-voice chorus is chosen entirely on individual musical talent. The concert, directed by Professor Harold Greig of Geneva, was presented in the BFAHS auditorium. TOM FUCHEL Honors TIM FUTATO Honors CHRIS PANNER Honors DAVE SCHMIDT Honors 55 the night of As the play begins, Patty McIntyre is on trial for the murder of Mr. Faulkner. Several witnesses, such as the housekeeper, give evidence that incriminates Patty. Here, Patty confronts Mrs. Faulkner about the faithfulness of her late husband. 56 January 16th Mrs. Faulkner is apparently thinking about her late husband, while her father is on the witness stand. Here, the Prosecutor is giving his final speech; but apparently it didn't have any effect on the jury since Patty was found not guilty. 57 athletics fighting The Tigers fought hard and after see-saw standings in the beginning of the season they proved they had what it takes by winning their last five games and straightening out the season with a 7-3 record. Quarterback, Bill Ross was the man with the arm as he completed 63 passes out of 152 for 917 yards and 9 touchdowns. Bob Garvin ’'snatched” the honors as the leading pass receiver catching 18 of Ross’s tosses for 256 yards. On the ground, John Parasida, was the big man rolling up 440 yards, rushing and carrying across 8 touchdowns. Parasida was helped out by Bob Stinson, a sophomore, who picked up 264 yards rushing. Highlights of the season were the 50-13 win over Ain-bridge and the hard fought 27-20 win over Aliquippa. The Tigers proved once again that the Top Cat” in football comes in Orange and Black. Assistant coaches, Mr. Matrazzo, Mr. Harr, Mr. Cary, Mr. Adams, and Mr. Murray listened to head coach Larry Bruno. Beaver Falls Opponent 6 Erie East .............................. 21 7 Sharon .................................. 14 New Castle ............................. 28 50 Ambridge ............................... xj 0 Butler ................................. 20 33 North Allegheny ........................ 12 32 Farrell ................................ 13 27 Aliquippa .............................. 20 21 Ell wood................................. 7 37 McKeesport.............................. 12 WON 7 LOST 3 60 tigers Front Row: Dinello, Davis, Garvin, Pagani, B. Ross, Parasida, Huntington, Tomich, Newton, Kofalt, G. Sargent. Second Row: Ostrom, Yorke, Davidson, Aquino, D. Tkacik, Peterson, Weir, Musgrave, White, Sheldrake, McKeever. Third Row: Fetter, J. Young, Parker, Knapp, Rousseau, Gill, Mentz, McCarl, Suit, B. Tkacik, P. Sargent, Washington. Fourth Row: Fruth, Sciarro, McElroy, Nugin, Stinson, Mention, T. Ross, Milanovich, Seikcl, Dennison, Lutton. Fifth Rou: Managers Smilek, Kaminski. Faculty Manager W. Ross. Coach Harr, Head Coach, Larry Bruno. Coaches Carey, Matrazzo, Adams, and Murray. 61 It’s up and looks good for Bob Tomich who kicked Bill Ross executes one of his favorite plays, an end run. Opponents found Ross as good on foot as in the air. 62 John Parasida, the Tiger’s leading ground gainer, chalks up more yardage. Parasida gained 440 yards rushing. The Tiger wall proved formidable as well as strong as they put the opposition in their place. 63 junior varsity Front Row: J. Young, Coliannai, Neely, Fulton, Caughey, ski. Coach Matrazzo, Trainer T. Smith, Managers Lewis, Fink, Stowe, Volpe, Scarfoss. Second Row: Cramer, Davis, Carroll, Trainer B. Smith, Coach Adams, D. Shandor, Pegg, Fowlow, Long, Rollins, Minnitti, Latag- Abraham, liata, McElroy, Tritschlcr. Third Rote: Hcnn, Karczcw- 64 It looks like the ballet position may pay off as Tom Huntington readies for the catch. varsity basketball Front Row: Tkacik, Davis, Ricci, Kompa, Caldwell, Hemphill, McClain, Young. Second Row: Johnson, Ross, Williford, Kopka, Jones, Barr. Many people will remember the 1967-1968 Basketball season, as the year of the heartbrcakers. Although the Tigers turned in an unimpressive 5-9 record in always tough Section 111, seven of the nine losses were lost within a range of eight points. Among the heartbreakers was the 51-49 loss to Aliquippa, and a 76-73 loss to Sharon. Coach Frank Chan’s boys started the season with a sharp 6-2 record. In exhibition play, they lost a tough one to their rival, New Brighton, 70-69. The high point of Section III play was the thrashing the Tigers gave to Ambridge, last year’s champs, 67-52. The big man on the boards for the Tigers was Darrell Jones with 352 points, followed by Bill Ross who sank 331 points. SECTION 3 BEAVER FALLS 62 Sharon 68 Ellwood 49 Aliquippa 69 New Castle 67 Ambridge 46 Farrell 88 Butler 73 Sharon 85 Ellwood . 70 Aliquippa 69 New Castle 59 Ambridge 59 Farrell 67 Butler WON 5 OPPONENT ........ 70 ....... 60 ........ 51 ........ 74 ........ 52 63 ........ 65 ....... 76 ....... 70 ....... 75 ....... 75 ....... 78 ........ 51 ........ 60 LOST 9 65 EXHIBITION BEAVER FALLS 61 Beaver ....................... 86 Mercer ........ 69 New Brighton 60 Hickory ...................... 87 Oliver ........ 77 Wellsville ................... 57 St. Dominic .................. 69 Altoona ........ WON 6 OPPONENT ...... 57 ...... 53 ...... 70 ....... 47 ...... 41 ...... 64 59 ...... 54 LOST 2 Darrell Jones demonstrated his control over the ball in all the Tiger games. The 1968 Basketball squad waited in anticipation for one of their many games. 66 junior varsity Front Row: Ross, Wagoner, Long, Weatherly, Stinson, Goosby, Tkarik. Second Row: Pilchard, Sciarro, Gaston, Hmiel, Alexander, Fruth. Bill Ross’ height proved to be an advantage in our victory over Hickory. Speed and coordination are necessities in the game of basketball, as Jerone Johnson proved during the Butler game. 67 tiger nine Front Row: Timm Newton, Don Davidson, Merve Belke, Dan Davis, Boh Garvin, Gary Watson, Tom Huntington, Mickey Pelaia. Second Row: Ken Wagoner, Jim Betke. Jerry Matiyak, Mike Rollins, Rich Cog Icy, Dave Tkacik, Jerry Lombardo. Third Row: Paul Teapole, Bob Coughanour, Terry Thellman, Ron Sciarro, Hal McClain, Denny Caldwell. Fourth Row: Mr. Frankhouser, A1 Guthrie, Henry Sherrill, Bob Marshall, Mr. Smart . Rain was the name of the game. Never was a Beaver Falls baseball team any more plagued by the weather than were the boys of Coach Joe Smartz. It seemed the Fallsmen would never get all their games played as they had postponement after postponement. The season did end two games early after it was impossible to catch league leader Hopewell. It is difficult to name outstanding stars in the abbreviated season. The burden of the pitching chores fell on dependable Bob Garvin and Mickey Pelaia. The team’s leading hitters were Merve Belke and Tom Huntington. The Falls Nine ended the league play with 6 wins and 4 losses with an overall record of 10 wins and 6 losses. Beaver Falls Opponent 3 New Castle 4 5 Riverside 0 3 Monaca 2 11 Rochester 4 0 Rochester 2 4 New Castle 3 1 Aliquippa 0 1 Hopewell 7 0 New Brighton 1 6 Ambridge 3 1 Freedom 0 1 Beaver 3 7 Aliquippa 0 3 Freedom 2 3 New Brighton 1 0 Hopewell 5 68 The Board of Strategy decides how to pitch to the next batter. Bob Garvin anxiously watches and waits. The end of an inning. 69 Gary Watson connects. tiger netters We try hard. We try harder. We try very hard, seemed to be the motto of the Beaver Falls High School Tennis Team. The players always displayed their best efforts, even though they are tagged with the record of ten defeats. It was the second season for both team and Coach Sam Sheffield. Perhaps with the experience, determination, and renewed efforts, the next year Tiger netters are looking forward to an improved season. BEAVER FALLS 1 Center 1 Beaver . 0 Rochester 0 New Castle 0 Ambridge 1 Center 1 Beaver 0 Rochester 0 New Castle 0 Ambridge OPPONENTS ........ 4 ......... 4 .......... 5 .......... 5 ......... 5 ...........4 ......... 4 ......... 5 ......... 5 ......... 5 Front Row: D. Cramer, E. Grau. Second Row: T. Futato, D. Bennett, C. Henning, Mr. Sheffield. 70 Alert action takes place on the courts. tiger golf Team effort proved to be the big factor as Coach Pete Kinkead led the 1968 Tiger Golf Team to the semi-finals of the W.P.I.A.L. Play-off Matches. The Tigers took the Section IX championship for the third straight year with an excellent 15-2 record and they also managed to win the MAC Tournament Championship again this year. Co-Captains Bob Tomich and Mike Meteney were consistent all year with Bob placing 9th in the W.P.I.A.L. Tournament. He also proved to be a tough competitor in the P.I.A.A. State Championship Tournament. Bob Luce set a new school record by scoring 42 2 individual points in team play. Front Row: R. Luce, D. Walcott, D. Surgalski. Second Row: Mr. Kinkead, M. Meteney, K. Carugati, B. Tomich. 71 'Keep your eye on the ball” seems to be the command of the day. First Row: B. Yorke, G. Kiupel, M. Osman, J. Brown, G. Arnold, S. Freshwater, D. Groth, G. Sargent. Second Row: P. Foley, B. Smith, L. Harper, D. Emert, T. Kairis, B. Boettner, P. Mendidno, T. Russell. Third Row: L. Bruner, L. Guthrie, E. Letteri, N. Nugin, R. Goosby, B. Sommer, M. Tkadk, R. Tanner, G. Neely. Fourth Row: B. Bardes, E. Parker, J. Brown, D. Tjerlund, G. Dawson, W. Giska, J. Jones, T. Latagliata, R. Karnis. Fifth Row: S. Morrell, E. Briancesco, P. Sargent, B. Rieser, J. Neidorfer, B. Hogan, T. Henn, T. Ross, T. Smith. Sixth Row: Mr. Sargent, R. Primerano, A. Moses, Mr. Potter. tiger thinclads The Beaver Falls Track team turned in another fine season under their new coaches, Bob Sargent and George Potter. At the Hopewell District Meet the Tigers finished in 6th place. There were five BFHS members who qualified for the WPIAL finals: Ernie Briancesco, Paul Sargent, Tom Weir, Sam Freshwater, and Brad Yorke. Tom Weir placed 4th in shot put competition, and Sam Freshwater took 6th place in the triple jump at the finals held at Mt. Lebanon. Their record shows 2 wins and 2 losses in dual meets, 3rd place in the Butler Invitational and the MAC, and 2nd in a Tri meet. Two Tigers broke their own previous records and set new ones. Sam Freshwater broke his own 4V 11” school record in the triple jump with a leap of 42’ IOJ2”. Tom Weir broke his 53’ 6 2” shot put with a 54’ 8” toss. The Tigers continued their traditional spirit and drive in one of the school’s most demanding sports. Sam Freshwater breaks record in triple jump. 72 Rich Goosby kicks off to a start in the 100 yard dash. Paul Sargent breaks the tape in the low hurdles. Gene Sargent receives the baton from Bob Bardes. Tom Weir displays winning form in the shot put. It’s up and over for Tom Kairis in the high jump. 73 cross country Profit Row: G. Dawson, G. Arnold, B. Hemphill, J. Gibbs, E. Briancesco, P. Foley, B. Weatherly. Second Row: R. Jones, T. Boiler, A. Hmiel, D. Jones, D. Emert, B. Rieser, B. Ricci, D. Caldwell. Beaver Falls High School added still another sport to their athletic roster this year, and proved that the Tigers can adapt and excel in a new field. Coach Frank Chan became head of the first Cross Country Team at BFHS. The Tigers finished their season with a 34-14 slate and some outstanding performances by the Tiger Thinclads. Darrell Jones set a new course record against New Brighton by covering a 2Va mile course in 11:34.5. During the season Darrell lowered many course records. The Tigers turned in their best team effort to nip Nes-hannock by a 27-28 score. In a dual meet there is a total of 55 points for mo teams. Scoring in a cross country meet is based on how the members finish in a race. In a meet, each team runs its five best members against the other team’s five. Teams are scored by the same number of points as the position of the runner as he crosses the finish line. For instance, if a team’s runners place 5th and 7th the number of points is 12. The team with the least points is the winner. Cross Country is a sport which requires stamina, drive, determination, and speed. After such an excellent season the Tiger pacers proved they have all these qualities. I'ronf Row: H. Shleifer, D. Ross, D. Walcott, K. Wagner, K. Stuart, D. Schmidt, R. Dyehouse. Second Row: K. Weir, S. Moye, K. Yuran, R. Alexander, D. Kopka, R. Nesmith. 74 juniors Front Gretchen Hurd. Back: Thompson. Linny Verrett, Judy Jewell, Frances Baldovich, Debby Geiger, Becky sophomores Kneeling: Kathy Vetters, Ilona Beck, Linda Rexroad. Standing: Barb Elliott, Tammy Thellman, Patti Bellan. senior 76 cheerleaders 77 JANICE HEDWIG seniors valedictorian - Harvey Randall 82 salutcitorian - Kristine Knapp 83 honor 84 ROBERT ANDERSON MICHAEL MAJCHER graduate 85 DAVID KANE FRANK DELTINO commencement awards KRIS KNAPP English French FRANK DELTINO—TED CIGANIK Latin HARVEY RANDALL Mathematics PAUL SYMCZAK CATHY GASIOROWSKI Future Teachers History Problems of Democracy 86 KATHY LIEBERMAN GREG BENEDETTI Journalistic LANA NEELY Spanish RON SWAGER—HARVEY RANDALL Chemistry ROBERT ANDERSON Speech SUE ROTH Art FRANCES CARVELLI Business JANE GILCHRIST Soroptimist Citizenship Award 87 HARVEY RANDALL—DAVID KANE—RON SWAGER Physics KATHY MOSHIS Typewriting DEBRA LIVINGSTON Secretary TED CIGANIK Dramatic LINDA SVETLICK Homemaking GREG BENEDETTI ELMETTA JAMES Babcock and Wilcox 88 PAUL HAGE Practical Arts DAN DAVIS—BILL ROSS—BOB GARVIN Athletics TRUDY BUCK Vocal Music PAUL VEKASY Instrumental Music RON JONES Physical Education PATTY LAPINSKI Distributive Education Bhai Brith 89 senior class officers TOM KAMINSKI President PEGGY BLISS Secretary BOB GARVIN Vice-President SUE CAMPBELL Treasurer 90 JACQUELINE ANDERSON KEITH ANDERSON CARL ABERT PATTY ALBERTI ROBERT ANDERSON GARY ARNOLD KEITH BALTER MICHAEL BALZER SHIRLEY ANN BARBER RUSSELL BARRE JOHN BARRY ROBERT BATES 91 BOBBI BAUMAN KAREN BEERCOOK MERVE BELKE PAULINE BELL RUTH ANN BELL GREGORY BENEDITTI DONALD BENNETT NANCY BENNETT GLENN BENSON CAROL BERK JAMES BERK KAREN BERNSTEIN 92 JANICE BERRY DAVE BLACKBURN RICHARD BOGUSZEWSKI JOANN BORGHI BILL BOTTI SANDRA BLUM One of the more silent moments at the 1967 bonfire. FRANK BLASKOWITZ PEGGY BLISS Highlight of the Homecoming pep rally, was the crowning of queen Peggy Bliss, by her attendants Patty Cole and Katrina Mention. DONALD BOWERS CYNTHIA BOWKER NANCY BRADLEY KAREN BRADOW LILLIAN BRANDYBURG DANIEL BREZNAI 9 4 BONNI BRIGGS RICHARD BRITTAIN JOSEPH BROWN LOIS BROZENICK TRUDY BUCK MARY BURROUGHS LINDA BUTCHER SHERRY BYERS RONALD CABLE 95 VIRGINIA CALDWELL JAMES CAMPBELL SUSAN CAMPBELL DEBBIE CARROLL FRANCES CARVELU PAULETTE CASEY JUDY CEARFOSS FRANK CELINSCAK ANGELA CELLINI PAUL CERATTI MARY CERRA 96 WILLIAM CHAPPELL CHRISTINE CHULAK BRENDA CICCO THEODORE CIGANIK The majorettes displayed their skill at twirling fire batons during a half-time show. FELIX COMEAU TERRY CONNERS CATHERINE COOK SHARON CORCORAN 97 LINDA COULTER ELIZABETH COVINGTON RICHARD CRAMER DEIRDRE CUMBAY WILLIAM CZYZEWSKI DONALD DAVIDSON DAN DAVIS SHERRY CUPAC LINDA DAVIS NANCY DAVIS GARY DAVISON TERESA DeANGELIS 98 SU DELGADO FRANK DELTINO WILLIAM DENNISON RAYMOND DINELLO LARRY DOLENAK JOHN DOMICO BRUCE DOUDS BOB DOUGHERTY 99 GARY DRENT BARBARA DUGINA ANNA DURISH SHERYL EAGLE RAYMOND EBERHARDT BECCY ECKLES The audience looked on as Crown Bearer Janice Hedwig entered the gym. JAYNE EGGENSBERGER MARLENE EHRENBERG The Queen aided by her Train Bearer, reached the throne to receive her crown. 100 RICHARD EMERT JANET EVANS RICHARD EVANS xMARY ANN FABIANI SHARYN FENCHEL KAREN FIELD ROBERT FIELDS KAY FINK CATHY FLAM PAT FOLEY JANE FOX DONNA FRANZINI SAM FRESHWATER DANIEL FREUND DOUGLAS FRY BARBARA GARVIN 101 GEORGIA GARVIN ROBERT GARVIN CATHY GASIOROyPSKI DAVID GAYHART STEVE GEBBARD CHESTER GEiMZALA MARILYN GERARD DIANNE GIBBONS JOHN GIBBONS 102 JAMES GIBBS JANE GILCHRIST DEBRA GILKEY Katrina Mention, Peggy Bliss, Terry Conners, Rosemary Sage, Patty Cole, Bobbie Bauman, Janice Hedwig, Chris Lowry, Debbie Macioce. SUSAN GLITSCH JOE GOFF CHARLES GOODWIN DIANE GRAHAM GEORGIE GRECO MARILYN GRECO 103 MOLLY ANN GREEN “Showboat” was the theme of the 1968 Prom. GARY GROOM DAVID GROTH RAY GUTKOWSKI MARION GUZA PAUL HAGE GARY HALL REGINA HARKINS BRENDA HARPER 104 CLINTON HARRIS KATHY HARTMAN KAREN HAVIS JERRY HAYS JANICE HEDWIG RICHARD HEID LINDA HEMPHILL CARL HENNING MICHELE HERMANN LORRAINE HEWITT JOHN HIGGINS MICHAEL HILL 105 Escorts looked on as Patty Cole was crowned Prom Queen 1968. Aided by colorful scarfs, the prom dancers danced to the music of Moon River.” DENNIS HINZMAN DIANNE HONAKER 4 CYNTHIA HOWARD ANDREW HRENYO JEFF HUBER MICHAEL HUDAK 106 MISSING MISSING KRISTINE KNAPP PATRICIA KNAPP KEITH KNOX TONY KOFALT ROBERT KOKOSKI CATHY KRALY GREG KRAWCHICK HELEN KRISA 109 JOANNE KURTZ PATRICIA LAPINSKI DIANNE LeHERE TERRY LEOPARDI BEVERLY McCANN WILLIS McCLAIN DEBRA LIVINGSTON CHRIS LYNCH KENNETH McCONAHY ANIKO LESTYAN KITTY LOPER ROSEMARY LYONS KATHY LIEBERMAN ROBERTA LEWIS CHRIS LOWRY LINDA LUSK Queen Patty and escort Jim Berk led the first dance of the evening. Ill PAUL McKEEVER RICHARD McKEEVER DEBBY MACIOCE MICHAEL MAJCHER TINA MARTINO MARY MARTYAK NANCY MARX JUDITH MARK MARY MARK JOHN MARTINO 112 The prom participants were served a meal before the dancing began at the After-Prom. PATRICIA MATOTEK JOHN MATTHEWS NITA MAY BRENDA MEANS CHRISTINE MEIER THOMAS MELVIN KATRINA MENTION CHARLENE MERRIMAN MICHAEL METENEY KATHY MILLER ROBERTA MILLER WILLIAM MILLER 113 LINDA MILLS RENEE MILOSZEWSKI SHERRY MITCHELL NANCY MODRO LARRY MONTANI RAYMOND MONZA DONNIE MOODY MICHAEL MOORE JAMES MORACK PAUL MORACK DONNA MORGAN KATHERINE MOSHIS 114 GALE MUSSEY LANA NEELY STEPHEN OROSZ 115 Mike Soodik demonstrated how to pop a tux at the After-Prom. THEODORE MUSTRIC JAMES NAHAL WILLIAM NALESNIK ROSEANN NEWHOUSE TIMM NEWTON IRENE NOVOTNY PAULA ORTO TIMOTHY OSHEA MICHAEL OSMAN BRUCE OSTROM SANDY PADGETT CLAIR PAGANI MARY PAGANI PATRICIA PAGANI JOANN PALMIERE VICTORIA PANGAN JOHN PARASIDA RAY PARTINGTON 116 GEORGE PASARILLA JOHN PAWLOS MICKEY PELAIA TONY PEPSIC ROGER PETERSON GEORGE PETRELLA ROBERT PETRELLA CHRISTINE PODBIELSKI KIM PORTER RICHARD PORTO DAVID POVENSKI KATHY PHILLIPS JAMES REED ROGER REESE ROGER REGELDINI DALE REISINGER FRANK QUEST HARVEY RANDALL ERVIN RAINES After the coronation, the students were served cookies and punch. JERRY POWERS JANIS ROSSMAN ROSEMARY SAGE SUSAN ROTH ALLAN ROSS KATHLEEN RIHELY CECILE ROCHEFORT ROBERTA ROLLINS EUGENE SARGENT KRISTINE RUBY KAREN SAVCHUK 119 WILLIAM ROSS JAMES RUPERT ELSA SCHINKE ED SCHMIDT ROBERT SCHRECENGOST SALLY SCRANTON NORMAN SEAMANS CATHY SEMAN MARY SEYBERT JAMES SHAFFER GLENNA SHANKS LARRY SHANOR JACK SHELDRAJCE DONALD SHOAFF 120 JANICE SHOUSE PAULA SLANO RICHARD SKABO JAMES SMILEK ABBIE SMITH DENISE SMITH 121 Dan Davis and Greg Bencdetti shared the honor of being Ideal Senior boy along with Janice Hedwig, Ideal Senior girl. The Seniors met in the Student Center to receive their caps and gowns. LINDA SMITH ROBERT SMITH VICKI SMITH VIRGINIA SMITH SUSAN SNEDEKER ANDREW SOLTES MICHAEL SOODIK BOB STANLEY 122 RONALD SWAGER LINDA STEFFENS RONALD STUMP PAUL SYMCZAK RONALD STATTON DUANE STEWART CHRISTOPHER SWAGER ROBERT STEDILA KARL STEWART SHERRI STEIN LINDA SVETLICK JENNIE TAYLOR MIKE TAYLOR JAMES TEAMS DONALD TEASDALE JUDITH TERRACIO CORINNE THATCHER BARBARA THOMPSON SHERRY THOMPSON SHIRLEY THOMPSON WILLIAM C THOMPSON WILLIAM P. THOMPSON MARLENE TIMKO VERONICA TKACIK 124 ROBERT TOMICH TOMA TREES JOHN TRESS DAVID TRIVILINO MARY VAN KIRK PAUL VEKASY BRUCE VAN HORNE JUDITH TROYANOWSKI PATTI VENUCK FRANCES VERNER PATRICIA VERNER RONALD VERZELLA 125 VALERIE VINCENT LYNNE VOLK RICHARD VOLPE BOB WAGNER JUDITH WAHL ROBERT WARD GARY WATSON PHILLIP WHITE 126 VIRGINIA WHITE DAVID WIKE NANCY WILCOFF OTILIA VEN WILSON TOM WOGAN BRUCE WOOD MARSHA YOHO JUDY YANIK BRADLEY YORKE ROSANNE YOUNG The Student Council sponsored Centennial Dress-Up Day, in which many teachers and students participated. 127 TOM YOUNG LORRAINE YURAN LEONA YURICH KATHLEEN YURICHA DIANNA ZEIGLER EDWINA ZEIGLER ELIZABETH ZIELINSKE CAROL ZIGERELLI Seniors not pictured: ARTHUR AGOSTINELLI MICHAEL BATHGATE GARY DEVITTO JUDY ELLIOTT HEIDE ERICKSEN DAVID ESQUIVEL PATRICK HINZMAN QUINCEY HUMPHREY JERONE JOHNSON NORMAN KOLEMAN STEVE LUPO RICHARD MASTROGIUSEPPE RALPH PRIMERANO BARBARA RAM BO ROSE SISCO MARTHA TEA POLE JAMES TRIVILINO JAMES UNDERWOOD LOUISE ZONIS 128 gerd kiupel Gerd Kiupel, our ninth foreign exchange student at Beaver Falls Area Senior High, comes to us from Bremen, Germany. Gerd’s interests are many and varied. He is a member of the football and track teams, the Slide Rule Club, Student Council, and Varsity Club. In his spare time, Gerd has spoken to various community groups, showing them slides of his native country. While attending a Cleveland Boat Show, Gerd won a boat which he hopes to be able to take back with him. With his return to Germany, the students of Beaver Falls will know that Gerd narrowed the distance between Germany and the United States. 129 classes junior class officers BOB HEMPHILL President DENNIS ROUSSEAU Vice President 132 CAROL ALLEN Secretary SALLY INFIELD Treasurer juniors KATHIE ABERT HAROLD AHERN CAROL ALLEN CHARLES ALLEN SANDY ALLEN NANCY AMMON ANITA ANDINO ROSEMARY ANNONI THOMAS AQUINO ROGER ATKINSON BARBARA AUGOSTINE JOHN BABIARZ HARRIET BAKER FRANCES BALDOVICH HATTIE BALDWIN GREGORY BALMER ANN MARIE BALZER ROBERT BARDES LOUISHES BARNETT MADGE BARRY LINDA BEARER CATHERINE BECK GEORGE BENKO WILLIAM BEST JAMES BETKE JOHN BETKE KENNETH BIDDLE EDWARD BINDER JANET BINDER JEFFREY BISHOP MAX BISHOP DAVID BITTNER TED BITTNER ROBERT BLANKENBICKER DENNIS BLASKOWITZ WILLIAM BOETTNER HARRY BOGUSZEWSKI MARY BONACCI LINDA BORK CAROL BORNEO JOSEPH BORNEO CATHY BRAUN ERNEST BRIANCESCO JOSEPH BRIANCESCO MARY BRIANCESCO KATHY BRICKETT CHERYL BROOKS EMILY BROOKS 133 GARY BROOKS MARY ANN BROWN WILLIAM BROWN DOUGLAS BRUNER JACQUELINE BRYANT LOUIS BURCKART RICHARD BURDINB JOYCE BUSCH DEBBIE BUTCHER SUSAN CAIRNS DENNIS CALDWELL SHERRY CALER JOANN CALVIN HOWARD C A PLAN THERESA CAPPARELLI ELLEN CARSON KEVIN CA RUG ATI RALPH CASASANTA SUSAN CASCIATO ROBERT CAUGIIEY CINDY CAVRIC ROBYN CHIODO PAUL CIGAN1K LORRAINE CLARK RICHARD CLAYTON JOHN CLINE CINDY COATES GARY COATES DANNY COLAIANNI KAREN COLAIZZI MICHAEL COLELLA HENRY COOGLER SANDY COOGLER THOMAS COOPER DIANE COPEMAN JERRY CORBIN PATTY CORBIN DEBRA CORNELIUS JOANN CONSENTING ROBERT COUGIIANOUR SUZETTE COUNTS MARY COX LYNN COZART RICHARD CRAIG MARY ANNE CRAVEN PATRICK CREMEANS GARY CROSTON CAROL CROUSE 134 juniors Several students took time out for a rest at the Tri-Hi-Y formal. LINDA CRUMRINE GEORGIA CUNNING KATHY CUPAC ALYSIA DAVENPORT GINNY 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 SANDRA DOBROWSKI KAREN DOMICO GARY DOUDS MARGUERITE DREHER LINDA DUNLAP 135 Jack Sheldrake helps Senior Class President, Tom Kaminski in the annual Student Council Can Drive. RICHARD DYHOUSE ROBERT DYHOUSE JERRY EBERHARDT ROBERT EBERSBERGER PAUL EGLISKI KAREN EISLER DONALD ELLIOTT NANCY ELLIOTT DONNA ENDLER DONNA EVANS MARGRET FARKUS MAR IBETI I FENCIL WILLIAM FETTER BECKY FICCA MARY FIELDS BARBARA FILBY RICHARD FINK CHERYL FORSBERG NANCY FOSTER CHRISTINE FRANCHI ESTHER FRANKLIN ROGER FREED KAREN FRKUSKA MICHELE FRUMEN 136 juniors DIANE FRY JOHN FULTON RICHARD FUNKHOUSER DENNIS FYKE TIMOTHY GALLENTINE RETTA GARLAND ROBERT GAZ DEBBY GEIGER ROBERT GEORGE ROBERT GIBBS WALTER GISKA SHEILA GOLDBERG JERRY GOEHRING HERMAN GRANATI NANCY GRANATI JACQUL GRECO WILLIAM GRECO DAVID CRICKS SANDRA GRIMES JOHN GROSSMAN TERRI GUMPF LANNY GUTHRIE CAROLYN GUZZETTI LINDA HADDAD Virginia Caldwell packs the cans to be sent to the Salvation Army for distribution to needy family 137 ROBERT HAHN MARY BETH HALL LARRY HAMMER WILLIAM HAMMER LOLA HARLAN BARBARA HARRIS GLORIA HARRIS LESLIE HARRIS ROBERT HARRIS FRANK HAWKINS PAUL HEADLAND CHESTER HEATON THOMAS HELISEK ROBERT HEMPHILL ROSE HERR ALBERTA HERRINGTON ANNE HETZLER JOHN HLOPEK KAREN HOCANSON HARRY IIOLLIBAGH JANICE HONAKER DONNA HOOKS JERRY HORINKA DALE HOUSEHOLDER DAVID HOUSEHOLDER SHERRY HOUSEHOLDER THOMAS HOUSEHOLDER RICHARD HOWARD DAVID HOWE JONATHAN HUDAK ELSA HULINGS DWIGHT HUMPHREY RICH HUPP LEX HURBANEK GRETCIIEN HURD ROBERT HUSTON SALLY INFIELD NANCY INMAN JOHN JAMES CHARLES JASPER JACQUELINE JEFFERSON NANCY JENNINGS JUDITH JEWELL DETLEV JOHNSON MAY JOHNSON DIANE JOHNSTON THOMAS JOHNSTON JOHN JONES 138 juniors LESLIE JONES BARBARA JORDAN EILEEN JORDAN PATRICIA RABAT THOMAS KAIRIS PRISCILLA RAMMER HELEN KANTNER SANDRA KEEFER MARY KEETON DALE KEISTER ROBERT KEMPER GINGER KENNEDY Mr. Bettes and Mr. Murray show they are just as good on the court as off. HELEN KERR DONELDA KIEHL JUDITH KILPATRICK CHRISTINE KIRCHELL SAMUEL KLINE WILLIAM KLUDO RONALD KNAPP SUSAN KNAPP NICK KNOPICK RICHARD KNOTTS BERNADINE KOFALT EDWARD KOMPA 139 WALTER KOSEK ANNA KOZORA RONALD KRACHINSKY SONYA KRASSMAN KAREN KRISA PAMELA KROSS TERRY KRUKOWSKI ALICIA KRZEMIENSKI BARBARA KYLER ROBERTA LAMB ED LANDEFELD RONALD LANDFAIR JEFFREY LEISURE JEAN LEECH RICHARD LEHNER CHARLES LESNICK VIRGINIA LF.STYAN JOHN LEWCHENKO WILLIAM LEWIS JANETTE LILLIE CAROL LOGAN JERRY LOMBARDO VICTOR LOPEZ JOHN LUCE Students throughout the school are busily engaged in the annual Christmas door decorating. Report 214 displays its choice for Santa Claus. 140 juniors ROBERT LUCE PARK LUTTON GERALDINE McCANN BRIAN McCARL penney McCauley HARRIS McCOMB KATITY McCONAHY thomas McDermott sherry mcfarland GAYE McGATH ETHEL McGEE tim McGowan patricia McIntyre DONNA McKEE JOHN McLAUGHLIN EUGENE McMILLEN KATHERINE McMILLAN MARGARET McMILLION MARY McNAMEE KARON MALKOCH RENE MANCINI AUDREY MANN JUDI MANO HELEN MARK FRANK MARKUSIC KRISS MARSH JOAN MARTIN RITA MARTIN JOHN MARUCA JOHN MARX MARK MASON RICHARD MASON RONALD MASSIRONI JERRY MATIYAK DANIAL MAY EARL MELVIN BARBARA MENDICINO PETE MENDICINO WILLIAM MENTZ LINDA MERVIS ROBERTA MIKLAVIC DEBBY MILLER GARY MILLER HAROLD MILLER JOHN MILLER LINDA MILLER WILLIE MILLER MARTHA MILLS 141 STUART MILLSTONE EDWARD MILOSZEWSKI JOHN MINE DENNIS MITCHELL CONNIE MONTAGAZZI ALICE MONTINI JOHN MONZA KATHY MONZA TONI MONZA KATHY MORETTI JOYCE MORGAN RONALD MOSKAL STEVEN MOYE LEWIS MUOIO THOMAS MURRAY GARY NEELY BARBARA NESMITH PHYLLIS NEWBERRY BLANCH NUGIN NANCY OHNSMAN JUDITH OLKOWSKI DENNIS ONDRUSEK ELOISE O’NEAL KAREN ORZECHOWSKI SUE PADGETT SHARON PANDER CHRIS PANNER EDDIE PARKER KATHY PASARILLA CAROLE PASHUTA HOPE PATTERSON RICHARD PATTERSON RONALD PEGG DOUGLAS PENNELL LEE PFEIFER LINDA PHILLIPS THOMAS PLETZ MARY LOU POPP BARBARA PORTO CANDICE POWELL JEFFREY POWELL LARRY POWELL BRYAN PULCINI RAYMOND RAICHEL EVELYN RAUCH CANDY REED NANCY REED PENNY REED 142 juniors DONNA REESE MELISSA REID JOHN REYNOLDS ROBERT RICCI RUSSEL RICE JOSEPH RIESECK RICKY RIHELY WANZA ROBINSON ARNOLD ROSENBERG GERRY ROSENBERG DENNIS ROUSSEAU LINDA RUDI BENNY RUPERT JUDITH RUTHERFORD MARY ANN RUTKOWSKI MARY ANN RYCZ MARSHA SALLADE BERTHA SANCHEZ PAUL SARGENT RAYMOND SARSON JAMES SCALA DAVID SCHMIDT SUSAN SCHNEIDER DONNA SCHUTTE 143 Dancing was enjoyed by the juniors at their Junior Banquet. DANIEL SCHWENK ROBERT SCIARRO JONATHAN SCOTT THELMA SCOTT DEBORAH SEARFOSS JOHN SEARFOSS SHIRLEY SEARFOSS KATHY SEBASTIAN PAT SHAFFER JAN SHARRER JANET SHEBISH JOHN SHENESKY Student artists displayed their ability during Student Council Appreciation Week. HARRY SHLEIFER JAMES SHUMAKER KATHY SMILEY ANN SMITH CONRAD SMITH JAMES SMITH JOHN SMITH LINDA SMITH SHERRY SMITH WILLIAM SMITH MICHAEL SNEDEKER JOHN SOKOL 144 juniors CHERYL SOLOMON THOMAS SOLTES SUSAN SOODEK MARCY SOODIK DEBORAH SPRECKER REBECCA STANYARD GARY STEFFEN KAREN ST. JOHN DONALD STOWE ROBERT STROBEL ROBERT STOMP WILLIAM SUIT The Student Center was busy all day while students observed the art display. MARY SUMNER SHARON SUNNY NORMA SWAGER DENNIS TABAY LINDA TANNER MARTHA TAPP BETTI JO TAYLOR PAUL TEAPOLE SANDY TEAPOLE PATRICIA THOMAS CYNTHIA THOMPSON REBECCA THOMPSON 145 DEBBIE THUMM DAVID TKACIK ROBERT TKACIK ELLEN TODD ROBERT TOWNSEND THOMAS TRZCINSKI FRANCES TUNNO PAUL TURNBULL URBAN TURNER BETSY VARGA LINNY VERRETT DEBI VINCENT RONALD VOLPE ALBERT WAGNER JEANNE WAGNER RICHARD WALCOTT JUDY WALLACE BERNARD WASHINGTON KITTY WASKO CATHERINE WEATHERLY CAROL WEBER KEITH WEIR THOMAS WEIR STAN WEISTER CHARLES WEST DENNIS WHITE JOSEPH WHITE SUE WHITE BEVERLY WILEY LARRY WINGARD KAREN WILLIAMSON ROBIN WILLIFORD MARCIA WILSON DONNA WISE GEORGIA WITT LINDA WLOS DENNIS WOLFORD JAMES WOOD RICHARD WOOD CHARLES WOO LEY JAMES YOUNG JOHN YOUNG LARRY YOUNG LEWIS YOUNG PATTY YOUNG SHARON YOUNG SHIRLEY YOUNG HARRIET YOTHERS 146 juniors THERESA YURICIIA SHIRLIE YURISHIA CAROL ZEH SCOTT ZELL MARY ZIEGLER Juniors not pictured: John Barr Nancy Bentel Cecil Blackburn Eugene Brewer Kathy Cline Linda Cook Johnnie Dudzik John Edwards Ray Endler Marlene Esoldo Kathy Fencil James Friday James Gadwell Billy Jean Gibbs Jim Gill Anna Gioia Albert Guthrie Albert Hays Charlene Hinzman Christine Karczewski Bill Livingston Sheila McGreal Mike McKinney Sheryl Main Lynne Mittica Greg Musgrave Roberta Oravitz Marianne Pezzi Bob Rieser Terry Rylatt Elena Shee Sherry Smith Dave Weaver The juniors nominated students to serve as their officers for next school year. 147 sophomore class officers TOM ROSS President DAVID ROSS Vice President 148 TAMMY THELLMAN Secretary CAROL JERSON Treasurer sophomores CATHY ABRAHAM DAVID ABRAHAM RAYMOND AGOSTINELLI KATHLEEN ALBERTI RICHARD ALBERTI ROBERT ALBERTI BARBARA ALEXANDER CAROL ALEXANDER RONALD ALEXANDER ROBERT ALLEN TRUDY ALLEN ROBERT ANDERSON SANDY ANDINO BARTON ANTONIAZZI CYNDIE AQUINO JANE! ARTHURS BARBARA BABLE LARRY BAKER JOHANNA BALDOVICH SHERRILL BALMER TERRY BANGO DEBORAH BARBER HELEN BARBER DONALD BARRY JACOB BARSOTTINI JAMES BARTHOLOMAY VICKI BARTO DONALD BARTOE ROBERT BASH CATHIE BECK MARK BEGLEY JANET BELCZYK JOAN BELCZYK SUSAN BELL PATH BELLAN ALAN BERGER ILONA BERK ELLEN BERNIIART WILLIAM BERRY CHERYL BEST CINDY BISCHOFF BARBARA BITTNER DENISE BLAHO TOM BOLLER ANITA BONACCI BOB BORK DEBI BORNEO JOHN BOYAN 149 DEBBIE BOYLE DEBBI BRADOW NANCY BRADOW MICHELE BRADY JEROME BRANDYBERG DAVE BRICKNER DEBBIE BRITTON BOB BROOKS JAMES BROWN GARY BRUNER LARRY BRUNER JOHN BRUNY DAVID BURNS PATRICK BUSH CHRIS CAMP DEBBY CAMPBELL JEFF CARROLL HOWARD CARSON DENISE CARUSO JOHN CASCIATO BECKY CASEY THOMAS CASEY MARJORIE CASTELUCCI NANCY CAUGHEY PAUL CHIAPETTA DAVID CHRIST MARK CIOTTI GARY CLARK NEIL CLARK GERALDINE CLECKLEY PAUL CLERICI DAISY CLINE MICHAEL COAST RICHARD COGLEY RODNEY COGLIATI ELIOT COHEN CORINNE COLEBANK BEVERLY CONNER KAREN CONNER MARIANNE CORCORAN JAMES CRAMER TIMOTHY CRIDER DEAN CRNKOVICH JEANNIE CROW JOHN CUMBERLEDGE JUDY CUNNING MARGARET CUNNING NAOMI DAELLENBAUGH 150 Several Spanish students visited Mexico this summer to aid them in their study of the Spanish language. BARBARA DAQUILA WILLIAM DAVIDSON CATHERINE DAVIS FRANK DAVIS PAMELA DAVIS RICKY DAVIS sophomores JOANN DeCHICKO BETSY DELGADO DENISE DELTINO JAMES DENES BARRY DENNISON DEBBIE DENNISON ELEANOR DENNISON HOWARD DEPPENBROOK KATHY DeSALLE KATHIE DcSANZO JACQUELINE DiCICCO LINDA DILLON EUGENE DINELLO CATHY DINELLO MICHAEL DONNADIO KENNETH DOUTHETT DEBRA DRIPPS KATHRYN DUGINA 151 CHRISTINE DUNLAP TONI DUNN ELIZABETH EAGLE WILLIAM EATON BETTY JO EAZER DEBBIE EISLER BARBARA ELLIOTT EDWARD EMRICK JANET EVANS MARIAN EVANS ALICE EWANSKI JASON FALLER JERRY FENCHEL DEBBIE FIELDS KAREN FINLEY WILLIAM FISHER GARY FLAM RITA FLANICK ALAN FLANNERY CAROL FLINNER DONALD FORSMAN THOMAS FORTNER THOMAS FOWLOW JAMES FOX The Sophomores played follow the leader through the halls on Orientation Day. 152 sophomores SANDRA FREED ANDREW FREUND HELGA FRITZ RODERICK FRUTH HARRY FRY THOMAS FUCHEL TIM FUTATO JANET GAHLES KAREN GALIZIA PATTI GARCZEWSKI PATRICIA GARMAN JAMES GASPER JOHN GASPER PHILOMENA GASPER ROBY GASTON DEBORAH GEORGE MICHAEL GERARD TERRI GILLILAND LEE GLOVER MARK GLOVER JIM GOEHRING NANCY GOEHRING CHRIS GOLMONT GARY GOOSBY RICHARD GOOSBY ROBERT GOULDSBARRY DOUGLAS GRANT EDWARD GRAU TIMOTHY GRAU JEFFREY GRILLO MARK GROOM ADRA GROSSGLASS CINDY GROTH RONALD GRUBER MARY GUIDICE JOAN GUILFORD NANCY GUTHRIE MARY ANN GUZZETTI RENEE HADDAD JANICE HALL KATHRYN IIALL CLIFFORD HALSTEAD KAREN HAMILTON ANDREA HAMMER JAMES HANCOCK RICHARD HANEY LARRY HARPER NANCY HARPER 153 BURTON HARRIS DONNA HARRIS LINDA HARRIS MARK HARSH SUSAN HARTZELL BERNARD HAUSER BRUCE HAUSER LINDA HAYS JANE HEADLAND WILLIAM HEATON DIANE HELISK BOB HENDERSON NANCY HENDERSON THOMAS HENN GRACE HETZLEJt DOROTHY HILL DON HINDS ALLEN 11 MI EL KATHERINE HODGE WILLIAM HOENIG BRIAN HOGAN PAUL HOHBACH JOHN HOPTON BONNIE HORINKA FRANCINE HORNACEK CONNIE HORNYAK ROBERT HOUSEHOLDER SUELLEN HOWARD MICHAEL HOWE JAMES HUBER BRYAN HUDSON LOIS HUPPERTZ DIANE INGRAM RONALD INMAN TOM JACKSON DERONDA JACOX BARBARA JASINSKI LINDA JASPER DEBBIE JERSEY CAROL JERSON DARRELL JOHNSON SUSIE JOHNSON KATHY JOHNSTON RICHARD JOHNSTON JEFFERY JONES PATRICIA JORDAN BETSY JUSTIS KATHLEEN KARBAZESKE 154 sophomores EDWARD KARCZEWSKI ELLEN KARDON RICHARD KARNIS MIKE KASKALAVICH EDWARD KASPARER BRAD KAYLOR KAREN KEEFER LYNETTE KETTERER DOUGLAS KIRKLAND THOMAS KISLOCK ALAN KLOBETANZ FRANK KNAPP In order to raise money for senior activities the juniors held several car washes. NICK KNAPP PHILLIP KNEPP RONALD KNOBLOCH THOMAS KOMPA DENNIS KOPKA STEPHANIE KOSEK LINDA KOZIOL SAM KRALY NANCY KRASSMAN JAMES KREBS KAREN KYLER JOHN LACK 155 JONNYE LANCE KATHY LANE DALE LANEY MARK LANGONE ANTHONY LATAGLIATA DOUGLAS LEICHLITER EDDIE LETTERI DENISE LEVINE DAVID LEWIS EARL LEWIS BILL LINDNER DONNIE LINDSAY FRANK LIPTAK LINDA LITTLE LINDA LOFTUS PAUL LONG JEANNE LOWRY VIRGINIA LUCINI BARBARA LUKACS susan McAlister CHERYL McCAMPBELL HAL McCLAIN DONALD McCONAHY KATHERINE McCREADY Mr. Bruno congratulated Timm Newton for his football contributions at the All-Sports Banquet. 156 sophomores nano' McDonald ALEX McELROY ROBERT McGEARY PAM McGEE WILLIAM McGRAW NANCY McKEEL DEBORAH McKEEVER PATRICIA McKIM EILEEN McKINNEY LORI McMANUS JOHN McMILLION SHERRY McMURDY ANITA MACIOCE LYNN MACKAY KENNETH MADLINGER PAMELA MAHON LUCINDA MAKEPEACE SANDY MAKRENOS THIERRY MALLEY BOB MARCHAK FAITH MARCUS DIANNE MARQUARD ROBERT MARSHALL JAMES MARTINI ANNA MARTUCCI THOMAS MAY RON MEDAGLIA JANICE MENGLE GARY MENGES JEROME MENTION ROBERT MF.RRIMAN SUZANNE MERRIMAN DENISE MICKLER ROBERT MILANOVICH FRANK MILLER JACK MILLER MARY MILLER SUSAN MILLER TRICIA MILLER DENNIS MINNITTI MIRA MIO BARBETTE MISCIIKA PATTI MITCHELL JOSEPH MONZA VIRGINIA MORACK TERESA MORELLI DEBRA MORI A HOBEY MORRIS 157 ALLAN MOSES CINDY MULROY NANETTE MUNDELL GUY MUSSEY JOHN NAHAL JOE N A PI ERKOWSKI CHRISTINE NARKIEWICZ JAMES NEIDORFER RAYANN NELLE TERRY NELSON THOMASINE NELSON MARTHA NESMITH REON NESMITH DEBI NOEL WALTER NOREK NATHANIEL NUGIN CINDI O’HARA RICHARD OKON TIM ORAVITZ GARY ORLOWSKI JOLIE OROSZ RALPH ORRICO LARRY ORTINBERG LINDA OSSOSKI BEVERLY OTTAVIANI CHUCK PANDER STEVE PAWKOVICH MICHAEL PEGG ROBERT PELAIA BOB PETTI MARY ELLEN PHILLIPS PAUL PHILLIPS LINDA PIERI RICHARD PIETRO CHARLES PILCHARD CAROLYN PIURI JULIUS PLETZ SANDRA PLETZ CHERYL POPA ANDREW POPIK MARCIA POPIK MIKE POPIK VERA POTTER ROBERT POWELL PATRICIA POWELL DAVID PURNELL JOHN RADCLIFF MARY RAINES 158 sophomores CHRIS RALICH GEORGE RAMBO BARBARA REBESKF. DENISE REDA JEFF REDMOND JUDY REED SHERYLL RENZO GARY REVAY LINDA REXROAD JUDY RICCI LANCE RICHEAL BECKY ROBERTS RITA ROGULSKI MICHAEL ROLLINS PAUL ROSENBAUM BOBBIE ROSER DAVID ROSS TOM ROSS LEE ANNE ROUSH DARLA RUBY GREGG RUBY TERRY RUSSELL RONALD SABOL RONALD SACCO John Lewchenko lent a helping hand on the bus evacuation drill. Terri Krukowski expressed joy at receiving her 1967 Tiger Yearbook. 159 JOHN SAFREED MARK SAFREED CAROL SAKULSKY EUGENE SAUNDERS NANCY SAVANOVICH CYNTHIA SCHLEIGER JEAN SCHNEIDER RONALD SCIARRO CHARLES SCOTT BARBARA SEARFOSS CAROLYN SEBASTIAN DAVE SEIKEL The art students added a little Christmas spirit by decorating the front lawn of the school. WILLIAM SEMAN RICH SHANDOR THOMAS SHANOR ROXANNE SHEFFIELD THOMAS SHERBINE MARY SHOAFF LINDA SHULER MARILYN SLOVAK DEBBY SMILEY TOM SMILEY CAROL SMITH GAIL SMITH 160 sophomores JERRI SMITH KATHY SMITH LAWRENCE SMITH NEWT SMITH REX SMITH ROBERT SMITH ROY SMITH ROXANNE SMITH THOMAS SMITH CAROL SNOWDEN IRA SOLOMON RENEE SOODEK BRIAN SOMMER MARIE SPELLMAN DEBBIE SPOONER DAVE STAATS SHIRLEY STALNECKER KATHY STANTON CATHI STANYARD SHIRLEY STEAR SANDI STEVENS KEVIN STEWART PATTY STEWART SHERRY STIEFEL CAROL STIFFLER BOB STINSON DOUGLASS STOPP WENDY STOWE DONNA STUBLER RICHARD STUMP TOM SUDAR DAVE SUGAR DAVID SURGALSKI SHARON SWAGER JOAN SYMCZAK RICHARD TANNER BOB TATE BRENDA TATE GARY TATE JOE TAYLOR TAMMY THELLMAN TERRY THELLMAN CAROLYN THOMAS LINDA THOMAS WILLIAM THOMAS AMELIA THOMPSON DEBBIE THOMPSON PATRICIA THOMPSON 161 ELLA TISDALE LEON TISDALE DERRICK TJERNLUND MARK TKACIK GRETCHEN TOMKO RICKY TOWNSEND SCOTT TREES TOM TRIBONE PAM TRIPODI JEFF TRITSCHLER TERRY TRONZO SUSAN TRZCINSKI PATRICIA TULLIS STANLEY TUREK PAUL VAVRO MARTIN VEITZ BILLY JOE VENEZIE KATHY VETTER VIKI VINCENT JOHN VOGEL BECKY VOLK MARYANNE VOSKUHL GARY VUKICH DOUGLAS WACHTER NANCY WAGNER KEN WAGONER WILLIAM WAGONER BOB WAITE SHEILA WAITE CHRISTINA WALKER THOMAS WALROUND DAVID WALTER PAMELA WARD LARRY WASHINGTON MARGARET WASHINGTON CYNTHIA WEATHERLY EUGENE WEATHERLY JAMES WEATHERLY GRACE WEBER NANCY WEIR DEBORAH WELSH SUSAN WELTY SANDRA WERNER JANET WHITE DREW WILSON REBECKA WILSON ROBERTA WILSON PATRICIA WITT 162 EILEEN WOOD GERARD WOOLEY LINDA WORD BRIAN YORKE JAMES YOUNG JOHN YOUNG LANNY YOUNG JOYCE YOVICH KEVIN YURAN JOE ZIELINSKE WANDA ZOMBEC KATHY ZOMBECK Sophomores not pictured: Kathleen Corcoran Leonard Gahles Ronald Gibbs Pearl Greene John Hancock Paula Irwin Nick Lewchenko Janet Lindsay Donna McCandless James McCoy Peter Mali Pattie Marx Pam Mitchell Susan Shumaker Joe Taylor The majorettes waited apprehensively for our Fighting Tigers to come through with a touchdown. The entertainment at the Sophomore Happening included a dance routine by members of the class. activities The large task of the overall supervisions fell on the shoulders of editor Judy Troyanowski. Financial transactions and sales procedures were the duties of Carol Zigerelli and Pat Verner. Barb Garvin and Patty Cole had charge of the instrumental and vocal sections. 166 staff Charlene Merriman, assistant editor, studied an annual from the library of Tigers for ideas. Peggy Bliss and Mike Moore expressed their approval of pictures to be used in the sports pages of the TIGER. All of the typing for the TIGER was the tremendous task of Mary Seybert, Mary Ann Fabiani and Kathy Moshis. 167 The taking and development of all pictures used in the TIGER were the responsibilities of photographers, Bill Thompson, Tom Dewhirst, Kris Knapp and Don Elliott. All the writings used in preparing the 1968 TIGER Yearbook were the responsibilities of the writers Sharyn Fenchcl, Kathy Lieberman, Chris Chulak, Sally Scranton and Rosemary Sage. staff Artist Sherry Byers suggested possible lay-outs for the 1968 TIGER. 168 n h s a 0 0 t n c • i 0 • i 0 r e n t a I y Front Row: Sharyn Fenchel, Lynn Volk, Lana Neely, Peggy Colavincenzo, Christine Chulak, Linda Wlos, Patty Lapinski, Abbie Smith, Debby Macioce. Second Row: Kristine Knapp, Robert Anderson, Keith Balter, Ted Ciganik, William Thompson, Steve Karbazeske, Frank Deltino, Judy Troyanowski. Third Row: Gary Arnold, Harvey Randall, David Kane, Paul Symczak, Michael Majcher, Glen Iben, Thomas Kirchner. Front Row: Carol Kendall, Frances Carvelli, Peggy Bliss, Sherry Byers, Cathy Gasiorowski, Trudy Buck, Carol Berk, Su Delgado, Beverly McCann, Kathy Lieberman, Terry Conners, Angela Cellini. Second Row: Karen Bernstein, Jane Gilchrist, Mollyann Green, Linda Smith, Rosemary Sage, Roberta Miller, Christine Podbielski, Janice Hedwig, Charlene Merriman, Debbie Carroll, Linda Butcher. Third Row: Thomas Kaminski, Donald Bennett, Richard Boguszewski, David Povenski, Robert Garvin, William Ross, Keith Anderson, Richard Cramer, Janis Klear, Karen Bradow, Roberta Lewis. Front Row: Debby Geiger, Betty Zielinski, Barbara Jordon, Patty Verner, Judy Wahl, Veronica Tkacik, Marsha Yoho, Toma Trees, Marlene Timko, Frances Tunno, Ellen Todd, Judy Olkowski, E ebbie Cornelius. Second Row: Cathy Braun, Michele Frumcn, Madge Barry, Kathy Fencil, Janet Binder, Ann Marie Balzer, Patty Young, Debbie Vincent, Margaret McMillion, Eileen Jordon, Carol Crouse. Third Row: Linda Wlos, David Bittner, Samuel Kline, Dennis Wolford, Thomas Dewhirst, Ronald Swager, Victor Lopez, Ed Landefeld, Robert Reiser, Arnold Rosenberg, Debby Searfoss. 169 student council Front Row: J. Hedwig, D. Carroll, B. Ross, R. Sage, V. Caldwell, G. Benedetti, J. Carroll, D. Pennell, E. James, G. Greco, G. Kuipel. Second Row: Mr. Dunfee. L. Neely, J. Fox, T. Trees, J. Klear, S. Goldberg, D. Geiger, M. Wilson, B. Landefeld, S. Karbazeske, J. Matiyak, H. Randall. Third Row: B. Eckles, B. Wagner, P. McKeever, J. Huber, R. Dinello, C. Pagani, T. Kaminski, B. Garvin, D. Blackburn, R. Primerano. Fourth Row: C. Gemzala, D. Bennett. R. Partington, G. Petrella, T. Kofalt, T. Newton, M. Majcher, T. Kirchner, T. Wogan. Fifth Row: B. Thompson, B. McCann, D. Honaker, S. Scranton, K. Knapp, L. Brozenick, P. Bliss, S. Campbell, C. Lowry, J. Brown. Front Row: K. Mention, P. Cole, T. Conners, N. Davis, P. Verner, T. Ciganik, P. Smyczak, T. O’Shea, R. Young, S. Roth. Second Row: C. Flam, J. Kurtz, G. Groom, L. Yuran, F. Verner, J. Maruca, T. Davis, J. Smith, D. Rousseau, B. Washington. Third Row: C. Rochefort, S. Fenchel, E. Schinke, L. Svetlick, K. Loper, C. Allen, T. Dewhirst, T. Weir, B. Caughey, T. Kairis. Fourth Row: T. Thellman, B. Lucas, J. Lance, K. Colaizzi, B. Kofalt, H. Patterson, S. Infield, R. Mancini, M. Craven, G. Lestyan, K. Wasko, D. Searfoss. Fifth Row: J. DiCicco, F. Markus, S. Kosek, C. Jerson, R. Coosby, R. Davis, K. Wagoner, D. Ross, B. Petti, T. Ross. GREG BENEDITTI President DOUG PENNELL Vice-President JEFF CARROLL Secretary VIRGINIA CALDWELL Treasurer 170 DEBBIE GEIGER HARVEY RANDALL DEBBIE CARROLL ROSEMARY SAGE JANICE HEDWIG Betterment Picnic Visitation Publicity Book Store STEVE KARBAZESKI TOMA TREES SHEILA GOLDBERG JANICE KLEAR JERRY MATIYAK Constitution Foreign Exchange Student Center Assembly Assembly MARCIA WILSON GEORGIA GRECO ELMETTA JAMES BILL ROSS ED LANDEFELD Reception Desk Ways Means Special Committees Athletics Marquee Front Row: L. Brozenick, J. Fox, P. Verner, B. Bittner, T. Trees, M. Wilson, G. Kiupel, J. Gilchrist, J. Klear. Second Row: T. Ciganik, C. Flinner, B. Justis, B. Roser, S. Merriman, D. Cornelius, K. McMillan, B. Harris, K. Wasko, C. Morctti. Third Row: Mr. Dunfee, M. McMillion, J. Wagner, A. Rosenberg, J. Matiyak, J. Betke, T. Kaminski, M. Soodik. american field service 171 c h e m i s t r y Front Row: J. Berk, J. Teams, E. Schmidt, J. Powers. R. Sage, S. Scranton, R. Dinello, E. Landefeld, K. Smith, B. Nalesnik, J. Rupert. Second Row: S. Blum, P. Knapp, S. Kardon, J. Huber, T. Kaminski, J. Morack, J. Smilek, M. McDonald, L. Smith, J. Fox, G. Greco, V. Smith. Third Row: K. Phillips, C. Chulak, J. Yanik, D. Jennings, J. Hedwig, P. Bliss, S. Campbell, P. Colavincenzo, D. Carroll, C. Zigerclli, T. Savchuk, B. Bauman, J. Klear. Fourth Row: Miss Sponcler, S. Fenchel, P. Orto, R. Lewis, L. Neely, J. Gibbons, B. Kokoski, D. Emert, G. Benedetti, R. Evans, J. Hays, I). Reisinger. Fifth Row: J. Gilchrist, L. Brozenick, J. Taylor, M. Hermann, J. Kurtz, A. Smith, C. Lowry, K. Rihely, A. Hrenyo, M. Taylor, G. Petrel la, D. Breznai, C. Swager. ''Science surpasses the old miracles of mythology.” Emerson. Ever since the beginning of time man has been searching to find out more about the world around him. Through the fields of science and math, man’s knowledge of his world has grown. Today this searching continues and at BFHS the Chemistry, Physics, Slide Rule, Lab Biology', Biology, and Para-psychlogy Clubs aid the students in this search to advance and supplement their knowledge outside of the classroom. Front Row: L. Butcher, J. Matthews, J. Tress, R. Gutowski, D. Groth, R. Colonna, H. Cohen, B. Chappel, G. Benson, S. Mitchell. N. Wilkoff. Second Row: M. Barry, R. Lamb, P. Kross, M. Martyak, P. Bell, P. Siano, N. Bradley, D. Honaker, K. Hartman, C. Henning, R. Stump, D. Blackburn, B. Schrencengost, B. Ostrom. Third Row: Mr. Green, D. Reese, H. Kerr, P. Sargent, B. Reiser, B. Boettner, H. Coogler, B. George, T. Dewhirst, J. Matiyak, G. Pasarilla, D. Caldwell. Fourth Row: S. Millstone, A. Rosenberg, K. Weir, H. Shleifer, R. Moskal, J. Fulton, J. Marx, J. Leasure, D. Ondrusek, W. Kiska, R. Mason, B. Strobel. Fifth Row: B. Smith, B. Washington, D. Wolford, R. Wood, B. Coughanour, J. Shumaker, C. Jasper, W. J. Wagner, J. Mine, T. Trzcinski, S. Kline, V. Lopez. 172 Front Row: R. Caughey, J. White, L. Rexroad, C. Beck, D. Ross, M. Gerard, J. McMillion, D. Welch, S. Infield. Second Row: E. Grau, T. Murray, J. Yovich, L. Ketterer, M. Raines, C. Popa, L. Shuler, E. Bernhart, C. Panner, L. Verret, H. Kantner. Third Row: J. Monza, B. Thomas, D. Bartoc, G. Rebay, L. Glover, M. Snedeker, J. Goering, G. Bruner, P. Hobach, T. Walrond, D. Christ. Fourth Row: Mr. Sheffield, E. Cohen, J. Faller, J. DeChicko, L. Jasper, S. Kosek, B. Elliott, C. Aquino, E. Kardon, P. Mitchell, D. Boyle. Through these various clubs, BFHS students see various scientific demonstrations, take field trips, learn to use the slide rule, study the fundamental properties of living things, advance their knowledge in the field of math and explore the unknown. The main goal of these clubs is to produce in an individual a better understanding of his environment. Front Row: B. Justis, T. Allen, M. Mio, M. Slovak. M. Thompson. S. Andino, D. Johnston, P. Thomas, L. Roush. Second Row: B. Sommer, K. DeSanzo, J. Smith, P. Tripodi, C. Makepeace, J. Gahles, P. Garczewski, A. Ewanski, H. Baldwin, W. Zombck, P. Tullis. Third Row: R. Karnis, T. Latagliatta, T. Casey, B. McGeary, G. Mussey, B. Kaylor, J. Carroll, J. Cramer, T. May, D. Lewis. Fourth Row: D. Wachter, A. Taylor, D. Tjernlund, P. Phillips, D. Surgalski, T. Malley, A. Flannery, R. Oricco, L. Guthrie, T. Boiler. 173 parapyschology Front Row: I. Novotny, R. Swager, T. Krukowski, D. McKee, C. Berk, C. Gasiorowski, P. Verner, L. Mervis, J. Calvin, G. Kennedy. Second Row: Mr. Sheffield, S. White, J. Reed. C. Bowker, B. Kofalt, J. Mano, J. Martin, C. Guzetti, P. Tripodi, P. Mitchell, N. Bradow. Third Row: B. Zielinski, N. Modro. L. Haddad, I). Cornelius, L. Wlos, P. Siano, J. Rosenberg, A. Rosenberg, S. Millstone, D. Cramer, D. Blackburn. J. Gibbons. Fourth Row. L. Yuren, C. Zeh, K. Lieberman, C. Phillips, S. Stein, K. Ha vis. R. Lewis, C. Zigerelli, J. Kurtz, M. Herman, K. Balter, D. Weaver, B. Anderson. m a t h m a t • Front Row: D. Schmidt, F. Deltino, J. Matiyak, M. Wilson, A. Rosenberg, D. Bennett, G. Garvin, 1 T. Ciganik, F. Blaskowitz, R. Cramer. Second Row: R. Caughey, G. Rosenberg. H. Caplan, S. Millstone, K. Wasko, V. Lopez, A. Wagner, R. Strobel, D. Lewis. Third Row: B. Filby, M. Fruman, G. McGath, K. Lane, K. Lieberman, R. Garland, S. Young, M. Barry, K. Karbazeski, K. Monza, P. Reed. Fourth Row: D. Bittner, H. Boguszewski, C. Forsberg, E. Todd, G. Hurd, D. Geiger, Mr. Trgovac. C S biology Front Row: A. Moses, K. Madlinger, B. Brooks, B. Pelaia, R. Davis, A. Hmeil, J. Martini, J. Miller, P. Clerici, B. Sciarro. Second Row: C. Reed, F. Markus, B. Roser, G. Golmont, D. Borneo, C. Abraham, S. Werner, C. Cavric, P. Thompson, L. Phillips, C. Karczewski. Third Row: V. Davidson, D. McCandless, A. Macioce, S. Pletz, C. Ralich, D. Fields, R. DeBona, J. Ricci, J. Leech, M. Ciotti, T. Kislock. Fourth Row: Mr. Skalko, J. Casciato, B. Ficca, M. Voskol, K. Domico, J. Greco, C. Crouse, D. Noel, B. Cearfoss, J. Riesich. 174 physics Front Row: H. Randall, D. Davidson, F. Deltino, T. Kirchner, M. Timko, R. Garvin, M. Belke, W. Ross. Second Row: D. Povcnski, M. Majchcr, G. Arnold, S. Morrell, W. Thompson, P. Symczak, A. Kofalt, C. Orosz, M. Guza, R. Volpe. Third Rote :Mr. Jernberg, G. Iben, S. Karbazeske, R. Cramer, C. Abert, J. Brown, D. Kane, C. Harris, M. Metcney, F. Blaskowitz, D. Bennett. Fourth Row: D. Gayhart, M. Balzer, R. Swagcr, K. Stewart, T. Newton, R. Fields, C. Goodwin, R. Boguszewski, T. Hill, P. Vekasy, B. Ostrum. slide rule Front Row: D. Povenski, F. Deltino, D. Kane, M. Timko, W. Thompson, T. Kirchner, M .Guza, M. Meteney. Second Row: G. Iben, S. Karbazeske, R. Volpe, K. Stewart, R. Lewis, J. Kurtz, C. Flam, M. Hermann, T. Ciganik. Third Row: C. Zigcrclli, S. Delgado, C. Podbielski, F. Blaskowitz, R. Cramer, C. Abert, G. Arnold. G. Kiupel, C. Goodwin, M. Hill. Fourth Row: M. Osmond, D. Stowe, W. Fetter, M. Colei la, J. Searfoss, R. Casasanta, C. Jasper, M. Soodik, P. Vekasy, Mr. Jernberg. 175 latin front Row: D. Geiger, D. Searfoss, J. Brown, P. Garczewski, H. Kerr, A. Hetzler. Second Row: Miss Starr, G. Steffen, N. Jennings, M. Johnson, A. Wagner, E. Grau, R. Strobel. Third Row: D. Fyke, L. Pfeifer, R. Mason, C. Lesnick, V. Lopez, M. Gerard, C. Harris. The more languages a man knows, he is so many times more a man. Charles V. Through the French, Spanish, and Latin Clubs, the students at BFHS, learn more than just another language. They strive to develop and supplement an interest in Roman life and times, and they better acquaint themselves with the present-c ay culture and social values of Spain and France. These clubs are also designed to help develop skills in reading, writing, and speaking these languages. Through field trips and banquets the students become even better acquainted with the various countries. Spanish Front Row: J. Rossman, G. Shanks, R. Swager, J. Smilek, L. Neely, T. Wogan, B. Garvin, T. Trees, C. Seman, A. Hrenyo. Second Row: T. Davis, T. Kaminski, M. Moore, D. Weaver, J. Binder, B. Sanchez, J. Wagner, G. Garvin, K. Bradow, L. Zonis, J. Jefferson. J. Yanik. Third Row: Mr. Vetica, J. Shaffer, N. Denny, R. Lamb, H. Patterson, D. Butcher, L. Crumrine, T. Krukowski, D. McKee, J. Rutherford, M. Rutkowski, F. Tunno, K. Moretti. Fourth Row: D. Gayhart, S. Orosz, D. Caldwell, J. Fulton, D .Bennett, J. Morack, G. Coates, B. George, H. Shliefer, W. Kosek, B. Boettner, J. Matiyak. french Front Row: C. Podlielski, D. Graham, D. Briggs, L. Volk, K. Knapp, D. Macioce, D. Searfoss, D. Geiger, G. Hurd. Second Rote: S. Howard, II. Boguszewski, L. Haddad. E. Jordan, P. Rammer, II. Yothers, B. Zielinske, J. Olkowski, L. Mcrvis, C. Merriman, J. Troyanowski. Third Row: Miss Starr, K. Hodge, S. Zell, D. Bittner, C. Weber, D. Miller, M. Sumner, K. Malkock, L. DcLuca, D. Thumm, S. Knapp. Fourth Row: R. Sheffield, J. Sharrer, P. McKim, J. Mengel, S. White, L. Tanner, C. Forsberg, E. Todd, J. Betke, R. Luce, B. Marshall, B. McCarl. tri-hi-y Front Row: J. Gilchrist, P. Orto, L. Davis, M. McDonald, E. Todd, S. Fenchel, T. Connors, A. Montini, P. Alberti, S. Blum. J. Palmiere. R. Rollins. Second Row: P. Reed. K. Monza. R. Dinello, D. Hooks. J. Kurtz, J. Taylor, N. Modro, P. Knapp, N. Bradley, P. Siano, M. Pagani, D. Franzini. Third Row: B. Ficca, S. Infield, B. Augostine, N. Denny, L. Tanner, K. Beercook, J. Wahl, A. May, D. Gilkey, S. Glitsch, P. Casey, F. Verner, S. Scranton. Fourth Row: S. White, K. Sebastian. K. Marsh, K. Eisler, K. Brickett, L. Haddad, H. Patterson, P. Kross, A. Andino, K. Colaizzi, J. Mano, M. Greco, S. McFarland. Service is nature’s physician and is essential to human happiness.” Galen. Those students involved in the service clubs, Tri-Hi-Y, Hi-Y, Ushers, Red Cross, Sound Crew, Tiger Corps, Projection, Pep, and Win the Peace, at BFHS are happy when they can be of service to someone. These clubs help the students learn to get along with others and help the students live up to the ideal of a good citizen serving his community for the members are not only called upon to serve the school but the activities of their community. Concerts, plays, and athletic events are not only attended by an enthusiastic audience, but also by members of the Ushers Club, Tiger Corps, Sound Crew, and Pep Club. The Projection Club aids in the showing of films, opening exercises, and evening announcements. The Tri-Hi-Y, Hi-Y, and Red Cross sponsor various service activities such as food and toy drives and other similar projects while Win the Peace serves the community by molding future leaders. When people attend any school function they should appreciate those behind the scenes, workers who keep things going. The highlight of the Tri-Hi-Y social life was the formal co-sponsored with Hi-Y. Front Row: J. Cosentino, S. Counts, M. Sumner, S. Cairns, L. DeLuca, K. Malkoch, C. Allen, E. Carson, K. Williamson, M. Rutowski, T. Capparelli, C. Cavric. Second Row: G. Hurd, D. Searfoss, R. Mancini, J. Jewell, K. Cline, P. Kabot, J. Olkowski, K. Frkuska, C. Forsberg, K. Srednick, M. Barry, N. Ohnsman, E. Ralich. Third Row: K. Moretti, B. Thompson, D. Geiger, M. Tapp, C. Reed, S. Goldberg, N. Inman, M. Pencil, S. Caler, M. Popp, E. Shee, L. Dunlap Fourth Row: S. Young, P. Young, M. Frumen, E. McGee, G. McGath, D. Miller, L. Mervis, T. Krukowski, D. McKee, D. Vincent, J. Busch, M. Brown. Front Row: S. Young, P. MacIntyre, S. Padgett, C. Borneo, L. Crumrine, J. Martin, M. Mills, J. Reed, K. St. John, H. Baker, M. Mio, L. Rexroad. Second Row: B. Bittner, B. Daquila, P. Ward, S. Bell, S. Stevens, B. Jasinski, E. Wood, B. Volk, C. Scheiger, T. Miller, C. Piuri, M. Raines, J. DeChicko. Third Row: S. Merriman, B. Elliott, L. Jasper, J. Arthurs, D. Jersey, C. Sebastian, B. Casey, N. Wagner, D. Harris, S. Swagger, N. McKecl, D. Harris, S. Werner. Fourth Row: S. Makrenos, L. Hays, J. Lowry, R. Haddad, D. Fields, C. Ralich, N. Caughey, V. Vincent, R. Soodck, R. Nelli, P. Gasper, N. Savanovich, B. Roberts. Front Row: N. Mundell, J. Crow, D. Boyle, D. Welsh, D. Reda. F. Marcus, C. Aquino, K. Alberti, K. Fencil, S. Main, A. Gioia. Second Row: B. Wilson, B. Wilson, J. Hall, F. Davis, D. Jacox, S. Miller, T. Gilliland. D. Smiley, S. Waite, P. McGee, S. McAllister. Third Row: K. Washington, T. Nelson, J. Cunning, P. Gordon, B. Conners, S. Renzo, C. Flinner, R. Sheffield, J. Mengel, D. McCandless, P. Tullis, P. McKim. Fourth Row: W. Zombeck, J. Potter, M. Nesmith, E. Tisdale, J. Yovich, L. Loftus, L. Hopper, M. Voskul, D. Ruby, K. Hage. 179 Front Rou R. Scabo, P. McKeever, T. Gallentine, M. Donnadio, J. Smith, T. O’Shea, D. Howe, R. Allen, K. Smith, R. Regeldini, J. Shaffer. Second Row: Mr. Grove, T. McGowan, R. Stanley, R. Henderson, A. Ross, S. Gebhardt, R. Bates, F. Comeau, R. Gibbs, D. Humphrey, J. Taylor. 'Third Row: R. Brooks, R. Davis, K. Madlingcr, L. Harper, J. Monza, J. McMillan, D. Wilson, T. May, D. Ross, B. Lindner, F. Knapp, U. Turner. Fourth Row: T. Futato, M. Howe, F.. Letteri, L. Glover, N. Smith, D. Leichliter, T. Russell, P. Vekasy, P. White, B. Washington. Fifth Row: G. Groom, P. Hohbach, J. Fenchel, J. Casper, C. Lesnick, R. Fink, R. Bardes, S. Kline, A. Rosenberg, J. Marx, D. Reisinger. Front Row: D. Breznai. C. Goodwin, J. Reed, E. Parker, B. Hbersberger, R. Knapp, T. Aquino, D. Rousseau, J. Gill, J. Maruca, J. Borneo, D. Colianni. Second Row: Mr. Liberatorc, B. Harris, G. Davison, J. Coakley, J. Higgins, N. Knopick, J. Lombardo. E. Kompa, B. Sciarro, B. Botti, D. Tkacik. Third Row: H. Morris, G. Menges, T. Fortner, R. Madaglia, T. Tribone, R. Gruber, B. Hogan, R. Cogley, M. Rollins, J. Cramer, T. Young. Fourth Row: W. Robinson, D. Barto. B. Gaz. J. Luce, B. Kaylor, T. Fowlow, J. Gasper, K. Wagoner, M. Safreed, J. Miller. Fifth Row: R. Sciarro, P. Long, J. Nahal, J. Safreed, T. Bango, D. Abraham, D. Ondrusek, R. Volpe, J. Huber, R. Pegg. red cross Front Row: J. Parasida, V. Caldwell, C. Flam, G. Kennedy, J. Calvin, J. Wallace, S. Allen. Second Row: C. Marsh, D. Zeigler, T. Martino, K. Porter, C. Kendall, E. Dennison, B. Sanchez. Third Row: D. Levine, L. Dillan, P. McIntyre, G. Drent ,W. Kosek, M. Moore, C. Thatcher. Fourth Row: Mrs. Zeigler, T. Gallentine, P. McKeever, A. Lestyan, S. Glitsch, N. Ammon. 180 front Row: D. Carroll, R. Sage, P. Cole, T. Conners, J. Fox, C. Allen, S. Campbell, C. Lowry, C. Zigerelli, D. McKee, J. Kurtz, J. Hedwig, M. Hermann. Second Rou: K. Mention, S. Thompson, R. Miloszewski, K. Porter. J. Cearfoss, B. Eckles, K. Beck, S. Infield, K. DeMaria, I). Fry, S. Soodek, M. Craven, S. Kosek. Third Row: L. Coulter, D. Macioce, A. Smith, K. Lopcr, K. Havis, S. Scranton, C. Merriman, K. Flam, L. Brozenick, L. Volk, P. Verner, G. Shanks, M. Vespier, T. Trees, fourth Rote: Miss Kiley, B. Bauman, F. James, K. Knapp, L. Zonis, V. Smith, B. Thompson, V. Smith, L. Neely, R. Lewis, C Podbielski, N. Davis, L. Smith, B. Garvin, fifth Rou Miss McMillen, R. Rollins, J. Palmiere, A. Lestyan, K. Riley, P. Casey, V. Vincent, M. Icenhour, R. Young, J. Shouse, N. Wilkoff, C. Chulak, S. Fenchel, P. Knapp. ushers Front Row: J. Olkowski, A. Montini, L. Butcher, T. Savchuk, J. Klear, V. Caldwell, P. Colavincenzo, P. Bliss. J. Gilchrist, J. Busch, M. Rutkowski, G. Kennedy. Second Row: K. Abert, D. Searfoss, D. Vincent, S. Allen, S. Householder, T. Monza, D. Mittica, M. Brown, G. Bonacci, D. Graham, K. Kraly, J. Eggensberger, G. Greco, P. Alberti. Third Row: N. Harper, C. Jerson, J. DiCicco, B. Kofalt, L. Crumrine, M. Mills, J. Martin, H. Baldwin, L. Clark, J. Calvin, F. Tunno, L. Verrett, J. Wallace, K. Moretti, R. Chido. fourth Rote: F. Hornecek, J. Headland, K Vetter, T. Thellman, P. Bellan, B. Lukas, J. Jefferson, C. Guzzetti, C. Borneo, L. Mervis, N. Reed, B. Varga, E. Todd, D. Butcher, N. Ammon, R. Garland. Fifth Row: C. Popa, E. Bernhart, E. Dennison, E. Alexander, A. Hammer, P. Tripodi, D. McKeever, D. Borneo, P. Mitchell, E. Kardon, B. Roser, C. Hornyak, D. Ingram, T. Krukowski, M. Soodik, K. Wasko, B. Harris. 181 win the peace Profit Row: K. DeMaria, N. Ohnsman, M. McDonald, H, Randall, B. Bauman, J. Cearfoss, P. Cole, L. Volk, M. Majcher, C. Chulak, J. Troyanowski. Second Rwo: R. Ciarland, L. DcLuca, B. Harris, B. Forsberg, C. Lowry, P. Bliss, B. Eckles, K. Kraly, K. Porter, K. Phillips, C. Gasiorowski, M. Green. I bird Row: Mr. Bilkey, E. Landefeld, J. Betke, P. Symczak, J. Morack, G. Groom, K. Balter, B. Anderson, G. Pasarilla, J. Tress, J. Matthews, R. Volpe. Fourth Row: T. Weir, B. Ebersgerger, M. Mills, M. Soodek, K. Mention, P. Pagani, A. Smith, R. Lewis, R. Reese, G. Benedetti, G. Davidson, B. Fields. Front Row: E. Letteri, J. Maruca, J. Babiarz, D. Seikel, D. Elliot, II. Coogler, T. Dewhirst, A. Rosenberg, K. Weir, D. Wolford, N. Smith. Second Row: Mr. Holt, K. Lane, K. Pencil, S. Moye, M. Tkacik, J. Martini, B. McGary, H. Miller, D. Ondrusek, S. Kline, J. Marx. Third Row: J. Yovich, L. Wlos, N. Ammon, S. Knapp, S. Padgett, D. Miller, I.. Bruner, R. Fruth, T. Fuchel, D. Fyke, A. Montini, J. Olkowski, B. Thompson. Fourth Row: C. Flinner, M. Thompson, C. Weatherly, S. Swagcr, J. DeChicko, L. Loftus, L. Koziol, J. Headland, B. Roberts, C. Salusky, L. McKay, H. Kantner, V. Varga. pep Front Row: C. Logan, P. Kross, L. Rudi, H. Patterson, K. Brickett, P. Shaffer. Second Row: P. Farkas, R. Annoni, J. Shebish, M. McMillion, I.. Haddad, J. Gilchrist, M. Soodik, K. Eisler. Third Row: M. Tapp, H. Baldwin, S. Miller, C. Schleiger, J. Lance, M. Bowers, S. Renzo, C. Karczeski. Fourth Row: Mr. Harrier, T. Gumpf, C. Weatherly, P. Mahon, C. Best, D. Harris, S. Werner, S. Makrenos. 182 projection Front Row: M. Bathgate, J. Hudak, D. Blackburn, T. Householder, G. Miller, R. Tkacik, J. Wood. Second Row: T. Fuchel, R. Atkinson, W. Brown, D. Wike, G. Steffin, C. Smith, D. Headland, C. Gemzala. Third Row: R. Gruber, T. Fortner, R. Dyehouse, J. Betke, W. Norek, E. Lewis, J. Huber, L. Solomon. Fourth Row: Mr. Graham, L. Powell, T. Weir, W. Greco, R. Fink, T. McDermott, G. Krawchick. sound crew Front Row: M. Bathgate, M. Hudak, J. Wood, C. Gemzala, T. Householder, G. Miller, R. Tkacik. Second Row: R. Atkinson, P. Brown, R. Fink, W. Greco, G. Steffin, C. Smith, B. Blackburn, R. Schreccngost. Third Row: Mr. Graham, R. Gruber, T. McDermott, W. Norek, G. Krawchick, P. Headman, E. Lewis. tiger corps Front Row: R. Mastrogiuseppc, G. Mussey, R. Primer-ano, K. McConahy, P. Ciganik. Second Row: J. Rieseck, R. Stump, J. Briancesco, D. McConahy, P. Johnson. 'Third Row. R. Brittain, T. Sherbine, J. Cumberledge, D. Laney, Mr. Smartz. SEN EVA OLLCCC 183 future teachers Front Row: B. Briggs, P. Siano, R. Kokoski, J. Morack, K. Lieberman, S. Mitchell, P. Symczak, C. Seman, G. Hurd, W. P. Thompson, J. Troyanowski, J. Gibbons. Second Row: C. Berk, S. Kardon, S. Stein, J. Taylor, K. Frkuska, P. Young, H. Kantner, L. Haddad, N. May, M. Pagani, D. Franzini, B. Dugina, P. Pagani. Third Row: Mr. R. Alexis, N. Denny, S. Main, I. Novotny, J. Matthews, H. Cohen, R. Colonna, J. Nahal, M. Metency, T. Kirchner, R. Cramer. Fourth Rou . K. Hisler, S. Coogler, S. Padgett, P. McIntyre, H. Boguszewski, G. Drent, M. Hill, M. Hudak, S. Morrell, D. Blackburn. G. Petrella. Fifth Row: S. White, L. Tanner, K. Srednick, J. Mano, M. Sumner, D. Sprecker, J .Terracio, K. Moshis, G. Garvin, P. Orto, S. Blum, S. Cupac, P. Reed. The golden age is not in the past, hut in the future . . Chopin. Students interested in their future careers may join Future Teachers, Future Nurses, Future Homemakers, D.F.C.A. or the Business Club. Through these clubs the students are able to gain some idea of what the various professions are like and develop interests which will benefit them in ful-filling their future goals. Through field trips, projects, and speakers, the members are familiarized with problems, tasks, and opportunities awaiting them in their near future. The F.T.A. was honored to have Senator Ernest Kline speak at their annual induction. 184 future homemakers Front Row: B. Nesmith, K. Cook, I. Dent, B. Ecklcs, B .McCann, L. Svetlick, L. Coulter, G. McCann, S. Yurischa, K. Yuricha. Second Row: T. Morelli, A. Kaszer, J. Mark, N. Foster, L. Brandyberg, E. Franklin, B. Nugin, K. Washington, E. Tisdale, M. Nesmith. Third Row: Mrs. Crawford, E. Hulings, S. McFarland, D. Evans, K. Krisa, T. Gumpf, K. Weatherly, J. Schneider. D. Judy, M. Scybert, D. Livingston, L. Mills. Fourth Row: A. Krzemienski, K. Kyler, K. McConahy, M. Rycz, S. Cearfoss, K. Monza, J. Honaker, G. Cunning, M. Cox, L. Harlan, S. Eagle. Fifth Row: S. Krassman, D. Gibbons, H. Krisa, J. Elliott, K. Beck, A. Kozora, S. Schneider, D. Deltno, R. Flanick, M. Zeigler, B. Tate, P. Power. distributive education Front Row: B. Harper, J. Evans, S. Teapole, R. Partington, C. Thatcher, M. Bathgate. Second Row: Mr. Pugh, E. McLaughlin. J. Shouse, P. Lapinski, D. Moody, D. Shoaff. Third Row: R. Monza, B. Miller, J. Goff, K. Knox, B. Czyzewski, M. McCauley, L. Shanor. Front Row: T. Buck, N. Bradley, S. Snedeker, D. Honaker, K. Hartman, E. Carson, B. Nesmith. Second Row: K. Miller, K. Beercook, M. Hill, P. Bell, T. Martino, R. Bell, N. Reed. Third Row: C. Powell, K. Monza, B. Augostine, A. Kaszer, S. McFarland, G. Greco, V. Smith. Fourth Rote: Mrs. Aiken, K. Abert, M. Nesmith, V. Potter, E. Tisdale, C. Kendall, K. Malkoch. future nurses 185 front Row: K. Yuricha, V. Vincent, R. Young, B. Dugina, N. Davis, J. Busch, S. Thompson, D. Livingston, M. Seybert, D Judy. Second Row: L. Hewitt, L. Brandyberg, S. Glitsch, R. Miller, B. McCann, F. Verner, J. Berry, M. A. Fabiani, F. Carvelli, L. Kelly. Third Row: P. Matotek, K. Mark, J. Elliott, M. Ehrenberg, C. Meier, D. Morgan, K. Moshis, R. Harkins, M. Burroughs, K. Field. Fourth Row: Mr. Matrazzo, L. Mills, J. Gibbs, D. Cumbay, P. Pagani, D. Franzini, M. Pagani, V. Pangan, V. Tkacik. business Front Row: J. Mano, S. Allen, M. Brown, R. Chiodo, J. Leech, R. DeBona, A. Andino, S. Counts. J. Constantino, A. Dawson, C. Coates. Second Row: D. Wise, K. Domico, J. Shebish, L. Rudi, R. Annoni, E. Shec, L. Dunlap, L. Bearer, P. Newberry, F.. O’Neal, M. Popp, R. Dinello. Third Row: K. Colaizzi, L. Bork, S. Schneider, A. Kozora, K. Orzechowski, T. Capparclli, V. Davidson, K. St. John, E. McGee, S. Smith, B. Jordan, J. Kilpatrick, C. Crouse. Fourth Row. Mr. White, L. Cook, C. Cavric, G. Cunning, M. Cox, L. Harlan, D. Bruner, J. Eberhardt, A. Binder, G. Dawson, J. Gad well. 186 quill and scroll Front Row: L. Zonis, J. Gilchrist, P. Bliss, R. Sage, C. Chulak, A. Cellini, G. Benedetti, K. Lieberman, W. Thompson, C. Knapp, S. Fenchel. Second Row: R. Eckles, K. Kraly, K. Bernstein, M. Wilson, M. Frumen, G. McGath, B. Filby, G. Kennedy, J. Calvin, F. Tunno, K. McMillan. Third Row: Mr. Kness, D. Elliott, T. Dewhirst, K. DeMaria, D. Butcher, S. Stein, E. Ralich, J. Kurtz, K. Phillips, M. McMillion. The writer does the most who gives his reader the most knowledge, and takes from him the least time.” Smith. For BFHS students interested in writing and literature Tiger Roar, Tiger Cub, Quill and Scroll, and the Literature Club may be joined. The motto of Tiger Roar and Tiger Cub might very well be the quote used above. These are not clubs but actually classes where students learn to write both newspaper and magazine articles. The main duties of these classes are to publish the biweekly newspaper, The Tiger Roar and the schcx l magazine, The Tiger Cub. Quill and Scroll is an honorary society for high school journalists who have a high scholastic standing as well as working on one of the school papers. The Literature Club is somewhat associated with those previously mentioned but instead of writing members read and study authors and their novels. Front Row: J. Yanik, M. Timko, M. Moore, M. Barry, L. Yuran, D. Cumbay, K. Stewart. Second Row: M. Frumen, K. Phillips, M. Hall, K. Bradow, C. Gasiorowski, M. Soodik, W. Kosek, C. Thomas. Third Row: Mrs. Barber, G. McGath, M. Green, K. Balter, D. Weaver, B. Anderson, K. Monza. literature 187 tiger cub Front Row: B. Eckles, G. Benedetti, K. Lieberman, R. Sage, J. Gilchrist. Second Row: R. Gutowski, B. Petrel la, K. Kraly, P. Siano, L. Zonis. Third Row: Mr. Kness, K. Knapp, C. Chulak, S. Fenchel. The Veri Typer Headliner machine is one of the new machines acquired this year for the BFHS Journalism program. tiger roar Front Row: M. Frumen, G. McGath, B. Filby, M. Wilson, M. McMillion, G. Kennedy, F. Tunno, J. Calvin, K. McMillan. Second Rou-: K. DeMaria, D. Butcher, R. Rollins, S. Stein, M. Pezzi, E. Ralich, C. Zigerelli, J. Kurtz, K. Phillips. Third Row: Mr. Kness, B. Van Horne, R. Reese, S. Sunny, A. Smith, M. Soodik. 188 varsity Front Row. C. Pagani, B. Garvin, G. Watson, D. Davis, T. Kaminski, T. Huntington, J. Sheldrake, G. Musgrave, J. Parasida, B. Ross, R. Dinello. Second Rou : M. Belke, J. Smilek, T, Newton, D. Emert, T. Kofalt, H. Cooglcr, B. Hemphill, B. Suit, B. McCarl, J. Brown, G. Kiupel. Third Row: T. Davis, T. Weir, D. Tkacik, P. Lutton, B. Tkacik, P. Sargent, J. Young ,T. Ross, G. Arnold, S. Freshwater. Fourth Row: R. Jones, J. Gibbs. D. Jones, D. McKccvcr, B. Denison, R. Williford, J. Smith, J. Barr, D. Caldwell, B. Ricci, J. Gill. Fifth Row: J. White, D. Pennell, B. Stinson, Mr. Bruno, G. Sargent, B. Tomich, R. Peterson, D. Davidson, B. Ostrom. The mind ought sometimes to be diverted, that it may return the better to thinking.’' Phoedrus. BFHS students who want to get away from the grind of work for a while may join the hobby and athletic clubs. The purposes of these clubs are to promote understanding, fellowship, and sportsmanship, and to develop social as well as athletic abilities. For girls interested in athletics there is GAA while the boys who have lettered in a sport belong to the Varsity Club. The Sportsman’s Club enables boys to hunt and camp while the Chess and Radio Clubs are hobby clubs which promote a more proficient game of chess and amateur radio as a hobby. National Thespians is for those students interested in acting and dramatics and the Art Club’s aim is to benefit those students who are particularly interested in various phases of art activity. All of these clubs help to round out a student’s academic life. Front Row: J. Wagnor, B. Van Horne, S. Padgett, D. Povenski, M. Majcher, F. Deltino, W. Chapel, A. Hrcnyo, M. Bathgate. Second Row: Mr. Harrier, J. liudak, R. Volpe, P. Symczak, J. Morack, D. Bennett, V. Lopez, D. Bittner, L. Strobel, R. Cassasanta, D. Tabay, D. Fyke. Third Row: R. Fields, W. Greco, E. Dinello, H. Deppcnbrook, E. Kasparik, A. Latagliata, D. May, D. Wike, L. Smith, R. Coughanour, S. Weister, R. Moskol. Fourth Row: R. Volpe, S. Orosz, M. Guza, T. Casey, M. Langone, B. McGeary, B. Sommers, R. Cogliati, R. Orrico, W. Thomas, T. Kislock, T. Malley, A. Flannery. chess 189 s p o r t s m e n Front Row: M. Osman, F. Comeau, R. Brittain, R. Medaglia. J. Higgins, T. O’Shea, R. Rcgcldini, A. Ross, R. Henderson, S, Balmer, N. Smith, D. Howe, R. Pegg. Second Row: M. Hudak, M. Hill, G. Mussey, G. Groom, R. Bates, G. Watson, C. Pagani, R. Stedilla. R. Peterson, A. Hrenyo, J. Howarth, G. Davison, D. MeKecver, T. Young. Third Row: M. Howe. R. Knapp. G. Musgrave, A. Soltes, D. Stowe, G. Croston, P. Turnbull, R. Tkacik, J. Morack, J. Smilek, N. Clark. H. Carson, R. Ricci, K. Douthett. Fourth Row: B. Otovanno, P. Abraham, T. Soltes, B. Wagoner. H. Fry, D. Tabay, M. Bishop, R. Harris, J. Hudak, D. Colianni, J. Borneo, J. Woods, T. Aquino, J. Marcuca. J. Gill. Fifth Row: R. Knoblock, L. Gahles, S. Kraly, F. Davis, R. Shandor, T. Fowlow, T. Ross. D. Leichliter, A. Freund, P. Vavro, D. Crnkovich, 1. Rollins, B. Petti. Sixth Row: Mr. Cotton. J. Lack, T. Shanor, R. Gruber, E. Emrick, A. Popik, J. Cumberlidge, Mr. Turek. radio Front Row: R. Cremeans, A. Soltes, W. Lewis, R. Dyhouse. Second Rote: Mr. Keegan. R. Hahn, K. Biddle, E. McMillen. Third Row: D. Walters, M. Balzer, J. Bruny, R. Tanner. art Front Row: N. Marx, D. Smiley, K. Smiley, B. Ficca, M. Pagani, G. Lestyan, S. Roth, G. Brooks, J. Taylor, J. Jewell, W. Zombeck. Second Row: Mrs. Medved, D. Dripps, K. McCready, D. Hooks, L. Kelly, N. Modro, R. Newhouse, G. Harris, S. Gebhart, J. Reed, B. Cearfoss. Third Row: J. Casciato, T. Young, C. Braun, N. Foster, J. Morack, C. Trzcinski, D. Harris, J. Belcyk, J. Belcyk, K. HalL, K. Abraham, P. Morack. Fourth Row: E. Franklin, B. Tkacik, K. Ruby, L. Yurich, M. Bowers, S. Renzo, J. Sokol, L. Guthrie, B. Harris, C. Dille, S. Moye, K. Smith. Fifth Row: D. Sugar, L. Covington, F. Quest, D. Kemerer, P. Turnball, C. Gemzala, A. Lestyan, P. McKeever, J. Ehrhardt, D. Barry. 190 national thespians front Ron: C. Sernan, S. Stein, P. Verner, C. Berk, T. Ciganik, T. Trees, J. Reed. M. Vespier, J. Morack. Second Row: J. Wagner, I). Marquard, I). Hooks, D. Cornelius, E. Wood, B. Anderson, K. Balter, B. Van Horne, G. Brooks, B. Rupert, t hird Ron•: C. Camp, C. Gasiorowski, T. Buck, N. Modro, S. Cairns, P. Casey, K. Karbazeske, M. Green, C. Lane, S. Delgado. Fourth Row: B. Muir. K. Mention. B. Cicco, I. Novotny, R. Reese, M. McMillion, S. Soodik, K. McMillan. girls ’ athletic association Front Row: P. Colavincenzo, N. May, C. Rochefort, J. Eggensberger, K. Rihely, S. Fenchel, M. Craven. D. Fry, B. Roser, C. Beck, Miss Mullins. Second Row: D. Macioce, R. Rollins, K. Mention, B. Thompson, E. Covington, J. Jefferson. S. Glitsch, K. Fink, G. Garvin, B. Zielinski, J. DiCicco, K. Cline, third Row: J. Hedwig, M. Wilson, T. Miller, A. Macioce, F. Hornacek, B. Justis, B. Volk, J. Hall, E. Bernhart, N. Mundell, S. Cupac, S. Mitchell, N. Wilkoff. Fourth Row: Mrs. Walton, R. Sage, V. Caldwell, A. Mann, R. Mancini, R. Martin. L. Haddad, J. Terracio, D. Cumbay, P. Lapinski, S. Blum, P. Knapp, E. James. 191 faculty SAMUEL ADAMS B.S. in Biology. Geneva . . . Biology. Lab. Biology ROGER D. ALEXIS B.A., Gettysburg, M.S. in Ed. Westminster, University of Pitts., Geneva . . . Guidance Director THOMAS D. ANDERSON B.S. in Ed., Slippery Rock State College . . . English VIRGINIA C. BARBER B.A., Geneva, Allegheny College. University of Pitts . . . English RICHARD BEIGHEY B.A. in English, Geneva . . . English JAMES BETRES B.S. in Education. Indiana State College, M. Ed. University of Pittsburgh Problems of Democracy, Economics, Sociology JANET BERNHARDY B.A., Hollins College. Geneva, University of Pitts. . . . English 10, 12 WILLIAM R. BILKEY 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 TAYLOR H. COTTON B.S. in Ed., Clarion State College . . . Social Studies, English. Safety Education, Drivers Education S. JANE CRAWFORD B.S., Carnegie Institute of Technology, Geneva College . . . Home Economics MARGUERITE DENISON B.S., B.A., Geneva, University of Pitts. . . . Typing, Stenography, Office Practice, Precision Drill Team WILLIAM DUNFEE B.S. in History, Social Studies. Geneva, University of Vienna Social Studies, Student Council GOMER R. EDWARDS B.S. in English, Clarion State College, M.A. University of Pitts. . . . C.P. English MARY ENGLE Beaver Falls Area Senior High School . . . Lunchroom Manager, Lunchroom Practice DAVID L. FLORIE B.S. in Ed., Geneva College, M.S. in Ed. Westminster College . . . Social Studies CHRISTINE GALGOCZY B.S., Geneva, University of Pitts. . . . Practical Math, Biology’ ED GIANNINI B.A., Geneva . . . Spanish FRANK F. GRAHAM B.A., University of Pitts, M. Ed., University of Pitts . . . Business. Audio-Visual Aids HOWARD J. GREEN B.S. in Chemical Engineering, University of Pittsburgh, Geneva . . . Chemistry DONALD E. GROVE B.S. in Ind. Ed., Carnegie Mellon University, M. Ed. Penn State University . . . Mechanical Drawing, Director of Industrial Arts, Guidance Counselor. ROBERT HACKER B.S. in Physical Education. University of Maryland . . . Health, Physical Education GORDON HARRIER B.S. in Ed., Indiana University of Pennsylvania . . . Mathematics SHIRLEY HEADLAND B.S. in Bus. Administration, Geneva . . . Typing I, II LEWIS M. HEETER B.S., East Stroudsburg Teachers, University of Pitts. . . . Driver Training DONALD J. HICKS B.S., Grove City, M.S. in Ed. Westminster, Geneva, University of Michigan . . . Mathematics LEE D. HOLT A. B.. Geneva College, University of Pittsburgh . . . Social Studies SANDRA INMAN B. S.. New Mexico State University . . . English, Public Speaking JAMES IRWIN B.A. in English, Waynesburg . . . English 10 ARTHUR E. JERNBERG B.S., Geneva . . . Physics FRANK JUTE B.S. Geneva, M. Ed. University of Pittsburgh, Westminster, Virginia State . . . Guidance Counselor SIDNEY A. KANE A. B., Geneva, M. Litt., University of Pitts., Case Institute of Technology, Baldwin-Wallace College . . . Head of Mathematics Department TERENCE KEEGAN B. S. in Ed., California State College, M. Ed. Duquesnc University . . . General Electric Shop, Electronics DOLORES J. KII.EY B.S., Indiana University of Pa. . . . Business Survey, Stenography II RICHARD KINKEAD B.S. in Ed., Geneva . . . Driver Training. Social Studies WILLIAM D. KNESS B.A., Westminster . . . English LOIS J. LAUDE B.S. in Ed., University of Miami . . English WARREN E. LIBERATORS B.S., California State College . . . Graphic Arts. Mechanical Drawing JAMES I.. LUTHER B.S. in Ed., Clarion State College . . . Library Science JAY MANN B.S. in Music Ed.. Geneva College, Indiana University . . . Vocal Music LAWRENCE J. MATRAZZO B.S. in Bus. Ed., Geneva College . . . Business Law Frances McDonald B.S. in Bus. Adm., Geneva . . . Typing I, Business English KATHRYN E. McDONALD B.S. in Ed., Indiana State Teachers College. M.A. New York University . . . Head of Business Department JONF.LLE McMILLEN B.S. in Ed., Slippery Rock State College . . . Mathematics J. PAUL McROBERTS B.S. in Ed., Sli|M ery Rock State College, M.A. Kent State University . . . English ESTHER MEDVED B.S. in Art Ed. and Supervision, Edinboro State Teachers College . . . Art HARRY D. M1LNES B.S. in Ed., Geneva, M. Ed. University of Pitts. . . . Psychology, Federal Coordinator BETH MUIR B.A. in Speech, Westminster . . . Drama, Public Speaking, Stagecraft JOYCE MULLINS B.S.. Slippery Rock State College . . . Health, Physical Education DAVID MURRAY B.S. in Ed., Slippery Rock State College . . . Driver Training ROBERT NEWMAN B.S. in Math, Geneva . . . Plane Geometry GEORGE POTTER B.S. in Spanish and Drivers Education, Slippery Rock State College . . . Spanish, Drivers Education PAUL PUGH B.S. in Business Administration, Geneva, M. Ed. University of Pitts. . . . Distributive Ed., Business LARF.E RILEY Grove City College, B.S., B.A. Geneva, M. Lit. Bus. Ad. University of Pittsburgh . . . Guidance Counselor DONNA M. RIMBEY B.A., Geneva. Kent State University . . . English WILLIAM A. ROSS B.S., Geneva. Davis-Elkins. University of Pitts. . . . Practical Science, Faculty Manager SHIRLEY RUKAS B.A. in History, Geneva . . . History 10, 11 ROBERTS SARGENT B.A. in History, Mount Union College . . History 10, 11 SAMUEL E. SHEFFIELD B.S., Geneva, M. Ed. University of Pitts., Youngstown, Mt. Mercy, M.S. in Biological Science Mich. State . . . Biology. Biochemistry NICHOLAS W. SKAI.KO B.S. Pennsylvania State University, Mt. Mercy, Slippery Rock State College . . . Biology JOSEPH SMARTZ B.S. in Business Ed., Indiana State Teachers College . . . Business H. RAY SMITH B.S. in Education, Geneva, Westminster, Buckncll University . . . Social Studies E. HELEN SPONCLER A.B., B.S., M.A., University of Pittsburgh . Head of Science Department, Chemistry MARIAN STARR A. B., College of Wooster, M.A. Western Reserve University, Hollins College, University of Maine . . . Head of Foreign Language Department MARYLOU STRAYER B. A., Geneva . . . C.P. English, Great Books PATRICIA THORNTON B.S. in English, California State College . . . English FRANK TRGOVAC B.S. in Mathematics, Geneva College . . . Mathematics DAMON A. TUREK B.S. in Ed., California Teachers College. M.S. in Ed. Guid. Westminster . . Mechan- ical Drawing, General Metal WILLIAM D. VF.TICA B.S. in Ed., Slippery Rock State College . . . Spanish JEAN T. WALTON B.S., Geneva College . . . Physical Ed. and Health DONALD J. WHITE B.A., B.S. in Bus. Administration, Youngstown University, Geneva College . . . Bookkeeping I, II, Business Machines HARRY YOKEL B.S. in Music Ed., Cincinnati Conservatory. M.S. in Music Ed. University of Cincinnati . . . Director of Instrumental Music JACK ZALUSKI B.S., California State College . . Woodshop KATHRYN ZEIGLF.R B.S. Engineering, Geneva . . . Mathematics 192 CARI. ABI RT I.ab Biology 10; Chemistry 11; Physics 12; Slide Rule 12. ARTHUR AGOSTINELLI PATTY ALBERTI French 10; Tri Hi Y 10, 11. 12 (Sec); National Thespians 11; Pep 11; Ushers 12. JACQUELINE ANDERSON Biology 10; Chemistry 12; F.N.A. 11, 12; G.A.A. 10, 11; Tri Hi Y 10; Pep 10. 11. KFITH ANDFRSON Chemistry 12; National Thespians 10; Madrigal Singers 12; Pep Band 10. 11; R.R. 10 (Assn’t Leader). 12 (Treas); The Mouse that Roared. ROBERT ANDFRSON Chemistry 11; Literature 12; National Thespians 12; Parapsychology 12; Win the Peace 10. 11. 12; National Honor 11. 12; The Night of January 16th. GARY ARNOLD Lab Biology 10; Chemistry 11; Physics 12; Slide Rule 12; Spanish 11; Varsity 12; Win the Peace 10; National Honor 11, 12; Cross Country 12; Track 10, 11, 12. KEITH BALTER Lab Biology 10; Literature 11. 12; National Thespians 11, 12; Parapsychology 11, 12; Pep 11; Win the Peace 11, 12; National Honor 11, 12. MICHAEL BAI.ZER Chemistry 11; Physics 12; Radio 12; Sound Crew 10; Swingsters 12. SHIRLEY ANN BARBER Tri Hi Y 11, 12. JOHN BARY ROBERT BATES Hi Y 10, 11, 12; Sportsmen 11, 12; Track 11, 12. MICHAEL BATHGATE Chess 12; D.E.C.A. 12; Projection 11, 12; Sound Crew 11, 12. BOBBI BAUMAN Chemistry 12; French 11; Pep 10; Ushers 10, 11. 12; Win the Peace 10. 11. 12; R.R. (See) 10, R.R. 12 (Treas). KAREN BEFRCOOK F.H.A. 10, 12; F.N.A. 11, 12; Tri Hi Y 11, 12; Jr Red Cross 11. MERVE BEI.KE I.db Biology 10 (Vice Pres) Chemistry 11; Hi Y 10. 11; Physics 12; Varsity 12; St. Co. 10. 11; Pep Band 10, 11; Baseball 10. 11. 12; R.R. 10 (Leader) R.R. 11 (Leader) R.R. 12 (Assn't Leader). PAULINE BELL Chemistry 12; F.H.A. 11; F.N.A. 11, 12; Tri Hi Y 10, 11. senior activities RUTH ANN BFI.I. F.N.A. 11. 12; Tri Hi Y 10. GREGORY BENEDETTI Lab Biology 10; Chemistry 12; French 11; Tiger Cub 12 (Assn't Ed.) Tiger Road 11 (Ed) Win the Peace 11, 12; St. Council 11. 12; R.R. 11 (Leader) St. Council (Pres) 12; The Mouse that Roared. DONALD BENNETT Lab Biology 10; Chemistry 11; Chess 11, 12; Mathematics 10, 11, 12 (Pres) Physics 12; Sound Crew 10; Spanish 11, 12; St. Council 12. NANCY BENNETT Biology 10; F.N.A. 11; G.A.A. 12; Tri Hi Y 11. GLENN BENSON Sportsmen 11. CAROL BERK F.T.A. 11. 12; National Thespians 10, 11, 12; (Vice Pres); Parapsychology 11, 12 (Treas) The Mouse that Roared; Life with Father; R.R. 12 (Treas). JAMES BERK Lab Biology 10; Chemistry 12. KAREN BERNSTEIN Chemistry 12: F.T.A. 11; G.A.A. 12; Tri Hi Y 11, 12; National Thespians 10, 11; Tiger Cub 12; Tiger Roar 11; Ushers 12; Quill Scroll 11. 12. JANICE BERRY Business 11, 12; National Thespians 10; R.R. 11 (Treas). DAVE BLACKBURN Chemistry 12; F.T.A. 11. 12; Jr. Red Cross 12; Parapsychology 11, 12; Projection 11, 12 (Pres) Sound Crew 12; St. Council 11, 12 Pep Band 10, 11. 12; R.R. 10 (Treas) 11 (Leader) 12 Red Cross) FRANK blaskowitz. Lab Biology 10; Chemistry 11; Latin 10, 11; Mathematics 11, 12; Physics 12; Slide Rule 12. PEGGY BLISS Lab Biology 10; Chemistry 12; French 11; Pep 10; Tiger Roar 11; Ushers 11, 12; Win the Peace 10, 11, 12; Yearbook 12; Quill Scroll 11. 12; St. Council 12; Chccrlcading 10, 11, 12; Class Sec. SANDRA BLUM Chemistry 12; F.T.A. 11, 12; G.A.A. 12; Tri Hi 10. 11. 12; Spanish 11; R.R. 10 (Sec) 11 (Assn’t leader) Mouse that Roared RICHARD BOGUSZEWSKI Biology 10; Chemistry 11; Physics 12; Pep Band 10. 11. 12; Swingsters 10, 11, 12; Band (Treas). JOANN BORGHI Jr. Red Cross 10, 11. DONALD BOWERS BILL BOTTI Biology 11; Lab Biology 10; Hi Y 11, 12; Pep 10, 11; R.R. 11 (Treas). CYNTHIA BOWKER F.H.A. 10. NANCY BRADLEY Chemistry 12; F.N.A. 11. 12; Tri Hi Y 10, 11. 12; Latin 10; Pep 10. KAREN BRADOW Chemistry 11; Literature 10. 11, 12; National Thespians 10; Spanish 11, 12. LILLIAN BRANDYBURG Business 11, 12; F.H.A. 10, 11, 12; R.R. 11 (Treas). DANIEL BREZNAI Chemistry 12; Chess 11; Hi Y 12; Slide Rule 11; Sportsmen 11. BONNIE BRIGGS French 11. 12; F.T.A. 11, 12; Tri Hi Y 10. 11; Pep 10. RICHARD BRITTAIN Sportsmen II, 12. JOSEPH BROWN Lab Biology 10; Chemistry 11; Latin 10, 11, 12 (Pres) Physics 12; Varsity 12; St. Council 12; Pep Band 10. 11; Track 10, 11. 12. LOIS BROZF.NICK Biology 10 (Pres) Chemistry 12; French 11: Ushers 11, 12; St. Council 10, 12; Madrigal Singers 12; R.R. 10 (Treas) 11 (Assn't Leader) 12 (Leader). TRUDY BUCK Lab Biology 10; F.N.A. 11, 12; National Thespians 11, 12; Madrigal Singers 12; Brigadoon. MARY BURROUGHS Business 11. 12; Red Cross 11; Pep 10; Pep Band 10. 11, 12. LINDA BUTCHER Chemistry 12; French 11; Tiger Roar 11; Ushers 11, 12; R.R. 10 (Treas), 11 (Sec), 12 (Assn't Leader). PAUL BUTCHER SHERRY BYERS Art 11. 12; French 10, 11, 12 (Vice Pres.); Parapsychology 11, 12 (Sec.); Yearbook 12; National Honor 12; Co-Chair. Soph. Party. RONALD CABLE Football II. VIRGINIA CALDWELL I.ab Biology 10; G.A.A. 10, 11, 12; Red Cross 11. 12 (Vice Pres.); Pep 10, 11. 12; Tiger Roar 10; Ushers 11, 12; St. Council 12 (Treas); R.R. 10 (Assn't Leader) Cheer-leading 10, 11, 12. 193 JAMES CAMPBELL R.R. 12 (Sec). SUSAN CAMPBELL Chemistry 12; French 11; G.A.A. 10; Ushers 10, 11 (Treas) 12 (Vice Pres); St. Council 11. 12; Class Treas. 11. 12. DEBBIE CARROLL Lab Biology 10; Chemistry 12; French 11; G.A.A. 10. 11. 12; Tri Hi Y 10; Ushers 10. 11. 12; St. Council 10. 11. 12; Class Sec. 10; R.R. 10 (Leader). FRANCES CARVELI.I Business 11. 12; R.R. 12 (Sec). PAULETTE CASEY Biology 10; Tri Hi Y 10. 11, 12; National Thespians 12; Ushers 11, 12; Bandcttc 10, 11; Brigadoon. JUDY CFARFOSS National Thespians 10, 11; Pep 11: Ushers 11. 12; Win the Peace 10. 11. 12; St. Coun-cil 10. 11; R.R. 10 (Leader) 11 (Sec) 12 (Sec) Brigadoon; Jr. Banquet Program Chairman. FRANK CELINSCAK ANGELA CELLINI I.ab Biology 10; Chemistry 12; National Thespians 11; Parapsychology 11; Tiger Cub 12; Tiger Roar 11; Ushers 11. 12; Win the Peace 10. 11. 12 (Treas): Quill Scroll 11. 12; R.R. 11 (Treas) R.R. 12 (Leader). PAUL CERATTI Football 10, 11; R.R. 11 (Assn’t Leader) MARY CERRA WILLIAM CHAPPELL Lab Biology 10; Chemistry 12; Chess 11, 12; Spanish 11. CHRISTINE CHULAK Lab Biology 10; Chemistry 12; F.T.A. 11; National Thespians 11; Tiger Cub 12; Tiger Roar 11; Ushers 12; Win the Peace 11, 12; Yearbook 12; National Honor 11, 12 (Sec) Quill Scroll 11, 12. BRENDA CICCO Biology II; Business 11, 12. THEODORE CIGANIK Latin 10 11; Literature 11; Mathematics 10, 11. 12; National Thespians 10, 11, 12 (Pres) Slide Rule 12; National Honor 11, 12; St. Council 10, 11, 12; Madrigal Singers 12; R.R. 10 (Assn’t Leader); Brigadoon; Mouse that Roared. JAMES COAKLEY Hi Y 11, 12; Baseball 10. HOWARD COHEN Chemistry 12; Chess 10; F.T.A. II, 12. PEGGY COLAVINCF.NZO Lab Biology 10; Chemistry 12; French 11; G.A.A. 12; Ushers 11. 12; National Honor 11, 12; Cheerleading 10. 11, 12; R.R. 10 (Sec) 11 (Treas) 12 (Sec). PATTY COLE French 10; Ushers 10, 11, 12; Win the Peace 10, 11. 12 (Pres); Yearbook 12; St. Council 11. 12; Pep Band 12 (Sec): Majorette 10. 11. 12; R.R. 10 (Sec) 11 (Leader) 12 (Assn’t Leader). RONALD COIONNA Chemistry 12; French II; F.T.A. 11. 12; Mathematics 10; Pep Band 10, 11, 12. FELIX COMEAU Hi Y 12; Pep 10; Sportsmen 10, 11. 12; Varsity 11; Basketball 10, 11. TERRI CONNF.RS Lab Biology 10 (Sec); Tri Hi Y 10. 11, 12 (Pres); Pep 10; Ushers 10. 11, 12; St. Council 12; R.R. 10 (Sec) 11 (Sec). CATHERINE COOK F.H.A. 12; G.A.A. 12; Win the Peace 10. SHARON CORCORAN Lab Biology 10; Ushers 11, 12; Win the Peace 10, 11. 12; R.R. 11 (Sec) 12 (Sec) Jr. Banquet Decoration Cha. LINDA COULTER F.H.A. 10. 11 (Sec). 12 (Sec); Tri Hi Y 11; Ushers 12; R.R. 10 (Sec). ELIZABETH COVINGTON Art 12; Business 11. 12; Tri Hi Y 10. 11; Red Cross 10; Pep 11. RICHARD CRAMER Lab Biology 10; Chemistry 11; F.T.A. 11, 12; Literature 12; Mathematics 11,12; Parapsychology 11, 12; Physics 12; Slide Rule 12. DEIRDRE CUMBAY Business 11, 12; F.T.A. 11; G.A.A. 12; Lit-erature 12; Pep Band 10, 11, 12. SHERRY CUPAC F.T.A. 12; G.A.A. 12; Red Cross 10; Pep 10. WILLIAM CZYZEWSKI Biology 10; Business 11; D.E.C.A. 12; National Thespians 11. DONALD DAVIDSON Biology 10; Chemistry 11; Physics 12 (Vice Pres); Varsity 12; 'fc'in the Peace 11. 12; Baseball 10, 11. 12; Football 10, 11, 12. DAN DAVIS Varsity 11. 12 (Vice Pres); Baseball 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10. 11. 12; Football 10, 11, 12; Class Vice Pres. 10; R.R. 11 (Leader). LINDA DAVIS Tri Hi Y 10, II, 12. NANCY DAVIS Business 12 (Pres); Ushers 10. 11, 12; St. Council 12; R.R. 12 (Sec); Majorette 10, 11, 12. GARY DAVISON Lab Biology 10; Hi Y 12; Mathematics 11; Sportsmen 11, 12; R.R. 10 (Assn’t Leader) 12 (Assn’t Leader). TERESA DeANGF.LIS Business 11; R.R. 12 (Treas). SU DELGADO F.N.A. 11; Tri Hi Y 10. 11; Red Cross 11; National Thespians 12; Slide Rule 12. FRANK DELTINO Lab Biology 10; Chemistry 11; Chess 11, (Vice Pres) 12 (Treas); Latin 10, 11; Mathematics 11. 12; Physics 12 (Treas) Slide Rule 12; National Honor 11, 12; Madrigal Singers 12; Tennis 11. 12; Brigadoon; The Mouse that Roared; Night of Jan. 16th. WILLIAM DENNISON Varsity 12; Basketball 10; Football 10, 12. GARY DeVITTO RAYMOND DINELI.O Biology 10; Chemistry' 12 (Pres) Pep 10; Sportsmen II; Varsity 11, 12; Football 10, II. 12; R.R. 10 (Assn’t Leader) 12 (Assn't Leader); St. Council 12; Brigadoon. LARRY DOLF.NAK JOHN DOM ICO BRUCE DOUDS Hi Y 10. BOB DOUGHERTY Football 11; R.R. 10 (Assn’t Leader) R.R. 11 (Leader). GARY DRENT Biology 10; French 10, 11; F.T.A. 11. 12; Red Cross 12. BARBARA DUGINA Business 11, 12 (Treas); F.T.A. 12; Tri Hi Y 10, 11; National Thespians 11; Pep 10; Parapsychology 11. ANNA DURISH Art 12; Pep 11. SHERRY EAGLE F.H.A. 12. RAYMOND EBF.RHARD Sportsmen 10, 11; R.R. 10 (Treas). BECCY ECKLES Lab Biology 11; French 10; F.H.A. 12 (Treas) F.T.A. 11; Tiger Cub 12; Tiger Roar 11; Ushers 12; Win the Peace 11. 12; St. Council 12; R.R. 12 (Leader). JAYNE EGGENSBERGER G.A.A. 12; Pep 11; Ushers 12; Pep Band 10, 11; R.R. 12 (Treas). MARLANE EHRF.NBERG Business 12. JOHN EHRHARDT Sportsmen 11; Stage Crew 10, 11; Tiger Corps 10 (Treas), 11 (Vice Pres); Track 10 JUDY ELLIOTT Business 12; F.H.A. 12. RICHARD EMERT Biology 10; Chemistry 12; Varsity 12; Cross Country 12; Tennis 11; Track 11, 12; Brigadoon. HEIDF. FRICKSF.N Art 12. DAVID ESQUIVEL JANET EVANS Business 11; D.E.C.A. 12 (Treas); G.A.A. 11; Red Cross 11; Pep 11; R.R. 10 (Assn’t Leader). RICHARD EVANS Chemistry 12; Madrigal Singers 12; Track 11. MARY ANN FABIANI Biology 11; Business 11, 12; G.A.A. 11; Yearbook 12. 194 SHARYN FENCHEL Lab Biology 10: Chemistry 12; G.A.A. 10, 11. 12 (Pres); Tri Hi Y 10, 11. 12 (Treas); Tiger Cub 12; Tiger Roar 11; Ushers 11. 12; Yearbook 12; National Honor 11, 12; St. Council 12; Quill Scroll. KAREN FIELD Biology 10; Business 11, 12; G.A.A. 10, 11; Tri Hi Y 11; Brigadoon. ROBERT FIELDS Biology 10; Chemistry 11; Chess 12: Physics 12! Win the Peace 10, 11. 12; Baseball 10, 11. KAY FINK G.A.A. 10, 11, 12. CATHY FLAM Tri Hi Y 11; Red Cross 11. 12 (Pres); Slide Rule 12; Ushers 10. 11. 12; St. Council 12. PAT FOLEY Cross Country 12; Track 12. DIANNE GIBBONS Biology 10; E.H.A. 11, 12. BRENDA HARPER D.E.C.A. 12 (Sec). JOHN GIBBONS Chemistry 12; F.T.A. 11, 12; Parapsychology 10, 11, 12; R.R. 10 (Assn’t Leader); Brigadoon. JAMES GIBBS Business 11, 12; 12; Track 12. Varsity 12; Cross Country CLINTON HARRIS Latin 11, 12; Physics 12. KATHY HARTMAN Chemistry 12; F.N.A. 11 (Vice Pres) (Sec) Tri Hi Y 10, 11; Latin 10; R.R. (Treas). 12 12 JANE GILCHRIST A.F.S. 10, 11. 12; Chemistry 12; Tri Hi Y 10, 11, 12; National Thespians 10, 11; Pep 10. 11, 12; Tiger Cub 12; Tiger Roar 11; Ushers 11. 12; Quill Scroll 11, 12; Pep Band 10, 11; R.R. 12 (Assn’t Leader). DEBRA GILKEY Tri Hi Y 10. 11, 12. SUSAN GLITSCH Business 11. 12; G.A.A. 12; Tri Hi Y 10, 11, 12; Jr. Red Cross 10, 11, 12; Pep 10; R.R. 12 (Treas) KAREN HAVIS Lab Biology 10: F.T.A. II. 12: G.A.A. 10, 11; Latin 10; Parapsychology 12; Pep 10, 11; Ushers 12; St. Council 11; R.R. 10 (Sec); 11 (Leader). JERRY HAYS Chemistry 12; Track 11, 12. JANICE HEDWIG Lab Biology 10 (Treas); Chemistry 12 French 11; G.A.A. 12; Ushers 10, 11. 12 St. Council 11, 12; Cheerleading 10, 11. 12 Class Vice Pres. 11; R.R. 10 (Assn't Leader) Jr. Class Sales. JANE FOX A.F.S. 10, 11, 12; Chemistry 12; French 11; G.A.A. 10. 11; Ushers 10. 11. 12; St. Council 12; R.R. 11 (Sec), 12 (Leader). DONNA FRANZINI Business 11. 12; F.T.A. 12; Tri Hi Y 10, 11. SAM FRESHWATER Chemistry 11; Varsitv 12; Basketball 11, 12; Track 10, 11, 12. DANIEL FREUND Hi Y 10. 12; Sportsmen 10, 11 (Sec), 12 (Pres) St. Council 12. DOUGLAS FRY Chemistry 12; Hi Y 12; Radio 11; Slide Rule 11; Sportsmen 11; Tennis 11. BARBARA GARVIN F.T.A. 11; Spanish 11, 12 (Vice Pres); Ushers 12; Win the Peace 10; Yearbook 12; R.R. 10 (Sec) 11 (Assn't Leader). GEORGIA GARVIN F.T.A. 11. 12; G.A.A. 10. 11. 12; Mathematics 12; Spanish 11, 12. ROBERT GARVIN Lab Biology 10; Chemistry 11; Hi Y 10; Physics 12; Varsity 11, 12; St. Council 12; Baseball 10, 11. 12; Basketball 11; Football 12; Class Vice Pres. R.R. 10 (Assn’t Leader) 11 (Assn’t Leader). JOE GOFF D.E.C.A. 12; Tiger Corps 11; Track 10, 11. CHARLES GOODWIN Hi Y 12; Physics 12; Slide Rule 12. JOHN GOOSBY DIANE GRAHAM French 11. 12; F.T.A. 11; Ushers 12; R.R. 11 (Treas). GEORGIE GRECO Art 10, 11, 12; Biology 10; Chemistry 12; F.N.A. 11, 12; Pep 10. 11; Ushers 12; St. Council 10 (Pres), 11 (Pres), 12. MARILYN GRECO Tri Hi Y 11,12. MOLI.YANN GREEN Literature 11,12; National Thespians 10. 11,12; Parapsychology 10,11,12; Pep 11; Win the Peace 11,12; Pep Band 10: R.R. 11 (Sec) 12 (Sec); Mouse that Roared. GARY GROOM Lab Biology 10; Hi Y 10, 11, 12; Literature 11; Mathematics 11; Sportsmen 10, 11, 12; Win the Peace 10, 11, 12; St. Council 10, 12; Pep Band 10, 11; Swingsters 10, 11; Football 10; R.R. 10 (Leader), 12 (Leader). DAVID GROTH Chemistry 12; Track 11, 12. LINDA HEMPHILL Business 12; Tri Hi Y 11, 12; Pep 11. RICHARD HEID CARL HENNING I.ab Biology 10; Chemistry 12; Slide Rule 10, 11; Pep Band 10, 11, 12; Tennis 11, 12. MICHELE HERMANN Chemistry 12; Tri Hi Y 10, 11; National Thespians 11; Parapsychology 11. 12; Slide Rule 12; Ushers 10, 11, 12; St. Council 10; R.R. 10 (Leader). LORRAINE HEWITT Business 12; Tri Hi Y 11; Pep 10. DENNIS HINZMAN Lab Biology 10; National Thespians 12; Win the Peace 10, 11 12; Night of January 16th. PATRICK HINZMAN Lab Biology 10: Chemistry 12; Slide Rule 11, 12. DIANNE HONAKER Chemistry 12; F.N.A. 11 (Treas) 12 (Pres); National Thespians 11; St. Council 12. CYNTHIA HOWARD F.N.A. 11; Red Cross 10; Latin 10; Stage Crew 12. JAMES HOWARTH Sportsmen 11. 12; Football 10. 11. CATHY GASIOROWSKI Chess 11; Literature 12; National Thespians 12; Parapsychology 11, 12 (Vice Pres); Pep 11; Win the Peace 11. 12; R.R. 12 (Treas), Mouse that Roared. DAVID GAYHART I.ab Biology 10; Chemistry 11; Physics 12; Spanish 11, 12; Track 11, 12. STEVE GF.BHARD Art 12; Hi Y 12; Sportsmen 11. CHESTER GF.MZALA Art 12; Business 11; Projection 10. 11, 12; Sound Crew 10, 11 (Sec) 12 (Pres). MARILYN GERARD E.H.A. 12; F.N.A. 11. R.R. 12 (Assn’t Leader). 12; Red Cross 11; RAY GUTOWSKI Chemistry 12; Sound Crew 10; Tiger Club 12; Tiger Roar 11. MARION GUZA Chemistry 11; Chess 12; Physics 12; Slide Rule 12. PAUL HAGE RONALD HAGERTY Tiger Corps 11. GARY HALL Hi Y 10; Sportsmen 10, 11; Pep Band 10. 11. REGINA HARKINS Business 11, 12. ANDREW HRENYO Chemistry 12; Chess 11, 12; Spanish 11, 12; Sportsmen 11. JEFF HUBER Chemistry 12; Hi Y 10, 11 (Vice Pres) 12; Sportsman 10; St. Council 12; Football 10; Track 10; R.R. 10 (Assn’t Leader) 12 Leader) MICHAEL HUDAK F.T.A. 11, 12; Sportsmen 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10. QUINCY HUMPHREY THOMAS HUNTINGTON Lab Biology 10; Varsity 11. 12; Pep Band 10, 11. 12; Swingsters 11. 12; Baseball 10, 11. 12; Football 10. 11. 12; R.R. 12 (Treas) Soph. Party Cha. 195 GFORGF HURBANEK Art 10; Tiger Corps 10. GLFNN IBEN National Thespians 10. 11; Physics 12; Slide Rule 11. 12; National Honor 11, 12; Night of January 16th; The House that Roared; Brigadoon. MAXENE ICENHOUR Biology 10; Pep 10; Ushers 11, 12; R.R. 12 (See); Brigadoon. ELMETTA JAMES G.A.A. 10. 11. 12; Tri Hi Y 10. 11; Pep 11; Ushers 10. 11. 12: St. Council 12; R.R. 10 (Sec). KATHY JAVENS DEBORAH JENNINGS Lab Biology 10; Chemistry 12; Tri Hi Y 10, 11; Parapsychology 11. GLORIA JOHNSON JERONE JOHNSON Varsity 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12. DARRELL JONES Varsity 10. 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Cross Country 12; Track 10, 11, 12. RONALD JONES Art 10: Varsity 10, 11, 12; Football 10, 11; Track 10, 11. LINDA JORDON Business 11; G.A.A. 10, 11; St. Council 11; R.R. 11 (Leader) 12 (Assn't Leader). DIANA JUDY Business 12; F.H.A. 11, 12; Tri Hi Y 10. 11. THOMAS KAMINSKI A.F.S. 10, 11, 12; Lab Biology 10; Chemistry 12; Pep 10; Spanish 11. 12; Varsity 11, 12; (Pres); St. Council 10, 11, 12; Football Mgr. 10, 11, 12; Class Pres. 10, 11, 12; R.R. 10 (Assn't Leader). DAVID KANE Lab Biology 10; Chemistry 11; Physics 12; Slide Rule 12 (Vice Pres); Spanish 10, 11; National Honor 11, 12. STEVF.N KARBAZESKE Chemistry 11; Latin 10 (Treas), 11 (Vice Pres) Physics 12; Slide Rule 12; National Honor 11. 12 (Treas) St. Council 12; R.R. 11 (Assn't Leader), 12 (Leader). SUZANNE KARDON Chemistry 12; F.T.A. 11, 12; National Thespians 10, 11; Pep 11. ANN KASZER F.H.A. 11, 12; F.N.A. 12; Red Cross 10. ROBERT KEETON R.R. 12 (Treas). LINDA KELLY Art 12; Business 11, 12. DENNIS KFMERER Art 12; Stage Crew 10, 11, 12; Brigadoon. CAROL KENDALL Lab Biology 10; F.N.A. 11, 12; Red Cross 12. THOMAS KIRCHNER Lab Biology 10; Chemistry 11; F.T.A. 11. 12; Physics 12 (Pres); Slide Rule 10, 11, 12 (Treas); National Honor 11, 12; St. Council 12; HR. II (Treas). GERD KIUPEL A.F.S. 12; Slide Rule 12; Varsity 12; St. Council 12; Football 12; Track 12. JAMS KI EAR A.F.S. 10, 11, 12; Lab Biology 10; Chemistry 12; French 11; Pep 10. 11; Ushers 11. 12; St. Council 12; Pep Band 10, 11, 12. KRISTINE KNAPP French 11, 12 tPrcs); G.A.A. 10 (Sec.); Tiger Cub 12; Tiger Roar 11; Ushers 10, II. 12; Yearbook 11, 12; National Honor 11, 12; St. Council 12; Brigadoon. PATRICIA KNAPP Chemistry 12; F.T.A. II; G.A.A. 10. 11. 12; Tri Hi Y 10. 11, 12; National Thespians 10. 11; Pep 10, 11; Ushers 12; R.R. 10 (Treas). KEITH KNOX D.E.C.A. 12; Sportsmen 11. TONY KOFALT Lab Biology 10; Chemistry 11; Physics 12; Varsity 12; St. Council 12; Football 12; R.R. 12 (Leader). ROBERT KOKOSKI Lab Biology 10; Chemistry 12; F.T.A. II, 12; Baseball 10. 11. NORMAN KOLEMAN Biology 1 1. CATHY KRALY Lab Biology 10; F.T.A. 11; National Thespians II; Tiger Cub 12; Tiger Roar 11; Ushers 12; Win the Peace 11, 12; Quill Scroll 11, 12. GREG KRAWCHICK F.H.A. 11, 12; Red Cross 10; Projection 10. 11, 12; Sound Crew 11, 12; Tennis 11; R.R. 11 (Assn't Leader). HELEN KRISA F.H.A. 12. JOANNE KURTZ Biology 10; Chemistry 12; French 11; G.A.A. 10; Tri Hi Y 11. 12; Parapsychology 11. 12; Slide Rule 12; Tiger Roar 12; Ushers 10, 11. 12; St. Council 12; R.R. 10 (Assn't Leader) 12 (Leader). PATRICIA LAPINSKI Lab Biology 10; D.E.C.A. 12; G.A.A. 11, 12; National Honor 11, 12; R.R. 12 (Sec). DIANE LeHERE Biology 11; F.H.A. 10; F.N.A. 11, 12. TERRY LEOPARDI Art 12; I.ab Biology 10; F.T.A. 12; Latin II; Slide Rule II. 12. ANIKO LESTYAN Art 12; G.A.A. II; Tri Hi Y 11; Red Cross 12; Ushers 12; R.R. 11 (Assn't Leader); Brigadoon. ROBERTA LEWIS Lab Biology 10; Chemistry 12; National Thespians 11; Parayspchology 11: Pep Club 10; Ushers 10. 11, 12; Win the Peace 10, 11, 12; St. Council 10. KATHY LIEBERMAN F.T.A. 11, 12 (Treas); Mathematics 12; National Thespians 10, 11: Parapsychology-12; Tiger Cub 12 (Ed); Tiger Roar 11 (Ed); Yearbook 12; Quill Scroll 11, 12. DEBRA LIVINGSTON Business 11. 12; F.H.A. 11, 12. KITTY I.OPER Tri Hi Y 11; National Thespians 10; Ushers 12; St. Council 12; R.R. 11 (Assn't leader); 12 (Leader). CHRIS LOWRY Chemistry 12; French 10. 11; G.A.A. 10: Ushers 10, 11. 12 (Pres); Win the Peace 11. 12; St. Council 12; R.R. 10 (Sec). 12 (Sec). STEVE LUPO LINDA LUSK Business 11; Tri Hi Y 10; National Thespians 10. CHRIS LYNCH Red Cross 11; Varsity 12; Win the Peace 11, 12; Football 11; tennis 11, 12. ROSEMARY LYONS DEBBY MACIOCE French 11. 12 (Sec); G.A.A. II. 12: Ushers 10, 11. 12; National Honor 11. 12: St. Council 10, 11; R.R. 10 (Leader), II (Lead er 12 (Assn't Leader). MICHAEL MAJCHER Lab Biology 10; Chemistry II; Chess 11. 12 (Pres); Physics 12; Win the Peace 11, 12; National Honor 11. 12 (Vice Pres): St. Council 12; Track 10. JUDITH MARK F.H.A. 12; Red Cross 10, 11. MARY MARK Business 12; G.A.A. 10. 11; R.R. 10 (Treas). JOHN MARTINO Biology 10. TINA MARTINO F.N.A. 12; G.A.A. 10, 11; Red Cross 12. MARYKAY MARTYAK Chemistry 12; F.N.A. 12; F.T.A. 11. NANCY MARX Art 12: Lab Biology 10; Chemistry 11; F.T.A. 11; G.A.A. 10, 11; Tri Hi Y 10; R.R. 10 (Sec) 11 (Sec). RICHARD MASTROGIUSEPPE Tiger Corps 10, 11 (Sec). 12 (Vice Pres). PATRICIA MATOTEK Business 11, 12; National Thespians 10; R.R. 12 (Treas). JOHN MATTHEWS Biology 10; Chemistry 12; F.T.A. 11, 12: Win the Peace 11, 12; The Mouse that Roared. NITA MAY Biology 10; French 11; F.T.A. 11, 12; G.A.A. 12; Tri Hi Y 12. BEVERLY McCANN Business 11. 12: F.H.A. 11, 12 (Vice Pres): Tri Hi Y 11; Pep 10; R.R. 10 (Assn't Leader) 12 (Leader). 196 MATTHEW McCAULEY D.E.C.A. 12; Tiger Corps 10; Baseball 10, 11 (Manager). WILLIS McCLAIN R.R. 12 (Treas). KENNETH McCONAHY Biology 11; Tiger Corps 10, 11, 12 (Sec). mary McDonald Lab Biology 11; Chemistry 12; Tri Hi Y 10, 11, 12; Pep 11; Win the Peace 11. 12; Drill Team 12. BONNIE McFADDEN D.E.C.A. 12; Tri Hi Y 11; R.R. 10 (Treas), 11 (Sec). susan McFarland Biology 10; F.H.A. 11; F.T.A. II. 12; G.A.A. 10; Tri Hi Y II. 12; Red Cross 10 thomas McFarland Biology 10; Chemistry 11; Physics 12; Spanish 12. PAUL McKEEVER Art 12; Hi Y 10, 11, 12; Sportsmen 11, 12; St. Council 12; Track 10: R.R. 12 (Leader). RICHARD McKEEVER Hi Y 10; Varsity 11. 12; Football 10, 11. 12; Track 10. 11. 12. edith McLaughlin D.E.C.A. 12. BRENDA MEANS CHRISTINE MEIR Business 11, 12. THOMAS MELVIN R.R. 11 (Sec). KATRINA MENTION G.A.A. 10, II, 12; National Thespians 11, 12; Pep 10; Ushers 10. II. 12; Win the Peace 10, II, 12; St. Council 12; R.R. 10 (Assn’t Leader), II (Treas), 12 (Leader); Night of January 16th. CHARLENE MERRIMAN Lab Biology 10; French 11, 12; G.A.A. 10, 11; Ushers 10, 11, 12; Yearbook (Assn't Ed) 12; St. Council 11; R.R. 10 (Sec), 11 (Leader). MICHAEL METENEY Lab Biology 10; Chemistry 11; F.T.A. II, 12; Physics 12; Slide Rule 12; Golf 10, 11 12; R.R. 12 (Sec). KATHY MILLER F.H.A. 11. 12; R.R. 12 (Sec). ROBERTA MILLER Business 12; Literature 11: Pep Band 10, 11, 12. WILLIAM MILLER D.E.C.A. 12: Pep Band 10. 11. LINDA MILLS Business 12; F.H.A. 10, 12, Tri Hi Y 10, 11. RENEE MII.OSZEWSKI Biology 11 (Sec); G.A.A. 10. 11; Tri Hi Y 11, 12; Red Cross 10; Pep 10; Ushers 12: R.R. 10 (Assn't Leader), II (Sec), 12 (Sec); Jr. Banquet Cha. SHERRY MITCHELL Biology 10; Chemistry 12; G.A.A. 12; F.T.A. 11, 12 (Vice Pres); Pep 10; Pep Band 10 11; R.R. 12 (Sec). NANCY MODRO Art 12; French 10; F.H.A. 11; Tri Hi Y 11, 12; National Thespians 12; Parapsychology 12; Pep 10, 11; R.R. 10 (Sec). LARRY MONTAN I RAYMOND MONZA D.E.C.A. 12; R.R. II (Assn't Leader). DONNIE MOODY Track 10, II. MICHAEL MOORE Lab Biology 10; Red Cross 12: Literature 11. 12 (Treas); Parapsychology 11; Spanish 11, 12; Tiger Roar 11; Yearbook 12; Baseball 10. JAMES MORACK Biology 10; F.T.A. 11, 12; National Thespians 10, 11, 12; Win the Peace 11. 12; Pep Band 10. II; R.R. 10 (Treas). 12 (Assn't Leader): Brigadoon; The Mouse that Roared. PAUL MORACK Art 12: Lab Biology 10; R.R. 12 (Assn’t Leader). DONNA MORGAN Business 11, 12; Pep 11; Bandette 11. STEPHEN MORRELL Biology 10; Chess 11; Physics 12; Football 11 Manager; Track II, 12. KATHERINE MOSHIS Business 12; F.T.A. 11. 12; National Thespians 10; Spanish 11; Yearbook 12. GALE MUSSEY Sportsmen 12; Tiger Corps 11, 12 (Treas). THEODORE ML'STRIC Biology 10; F.T.A. 11, 12; Mathematics 12; Slide Rule 10; Sportsmen 12; Win the Peace 11. 12; Pep Band 10, 11, 12. JAMES NAHAI. Art 12; Lab Biology 10; Chemistry 12; F.T.A. 12; Red Cross 11; Mathematics 11; Baseball 10. WILLIAM NAI.ESNIK Chemistry’ 12; Tiger Corps 11. LANA NF.FI.Y Lab Biology 10; Chemistry 12; Spanish II, 12 (Sec); Ushers 11. 12; Yearbook 12; National Honor 11, 12; St. Council 12; R.R. 12 (Leader). HENRY NEUMANN Tiger Corps 10, II (Treas); Track Manager 10. ROSE ANN NEWHOUSE Art 12; G.A.A. 10, 11, 12; Red Cross 11; Latin 10; Pep 10. TIMM NEWTON Lab Biology 10; Chemistry 11; Physics 12; Varsity 11, 12; St. Council 12; Baseball 10, 11. 12; Football 10, 11, 12; R.R. 12 (Leader). IRENE NOVOTNY F.T.A. 11, 12; Tri Hi Y 10, 11; National Thespians 11, 12; Parapsychology 11, 12; Spanish 12; Pep Band 10, 11; The Mouse that Roared. RICHARD OHNEZEIT STEPHEN OROSZ Biology 10: Chemistry 11; Chess 12; Physics 12; Spanish 11, 12; Baseball 10; R.R. 12 (Treas). PAULA ORTO Chemistry 12: French 11; F.T.A. 11, 12; Tri Hi Y 11, 12. TIMOTHY O'SHEA Art 12; Biology 10; Hi Y 10, 11 (Treas), 12 (Pres); Pep 11; Sportsmen 10, 11, 12 (Vice Pres); St. Council 11, 12; Football 10; Track 11; R.R. 10 (Assn't Leader), 11 (Leader). MICHAEL OSMAN Lab Biology 10; Slide Rule 11, 12; Sportsmen 11. 12; Track 12. BRUCE OSTROM Chemistry 12; Sportsmen 10; Varsity 12; Pep Band 10, 11. 12; Swingsters 12; Football 11. 12. SANDY PADGETT Chess 12; Football 10. 11. CLAIR PAGANI Sportsmen 10. II, 12 (Sec): Varsity 11. 12: St. Council 12; Basketball 10: Football 10, 11, 12: R.R. 11 (Treas), 12 (Leader). MARY PAGANI Art 12; Chemistry 12; F.T.A. 11. 12: Tri Hi Y 10, 11; Parapsychology 11; Pep 10; R.R. 10 (Treas). PATRICIA PAGANI Lab Biology 10; F.T.A. 11, 12; G.A.A. 10; Tri Hi Y 10. II. 12; National Thespians 11; Parapsychology 11; Pep 10; Win the Peace 11. 12; R.R. 10 (Treas). 11 (Sec). JOANN PALM I ERE Art 12; Tri Hi Y 11; Ushers 12; R.R. 10 (Sec), 12 (Assn't Leader). VICTORIA PANGAN Business 12; National Thespians 10. JOHN PARASIDA Red Cross 10, 11, 12 (Treas); Parapsychology 10; Varsity 10, 11, 12; Football 10, 11, 12; Tennis 11. SUE PARSONS RAY PARTINGTON D.E.C.A. 12 (Pres); St. Council 12. GEORGE PASARILLA Lab Biology 10; Chemistry 12; Win the Peace 10. 11, 12. JOHN PAWLOS Sportsmen 11; Track 10, 12. MICKEY PELAIA Baseball 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10; Football 10, 11. TONY PEPSIC Red Cross 11; Sportsmen 10. ROGER PETERSON Sportsmen 11, 12; Varsity 12; Basketball 11. 12; Football 10. 11. 12; R.R. 10 (Assn’t Leader), 12 (Treas); Brigadoon. GEORGE PETR ELI A Lab Biology 10; Chemistry 12; F.T.A. 11. 12; Red Cross 11; St. Council 12. 197 ROBFRT PETRELLA Biology 10; F.T.A. 12; Literature 11; Tiger Cub 12; Tiger Roar 11. KATHY PHILLIPS Lab Biology 10; Chemistry 12; G.A.A. 10. 11, 12: Literature 12; Parapsychology 11. 12; Tiger Roar 12; Win the Peace 10. 11. 12. CHRISTINE PODBIELSKI French 10. 11. 12; Pep 11: Slide Rule 12; Ushers 11, 12; Majorette 10, 11. 12. KIM PORTER Biology 11 (Pres); Tri Hi Y 11; Red Cross 12; Ushers 12: Win the Peace 10, 11. 12; St. Council 11; R.R 10 (Treas); II (Sec). RICHARD PORTO Art 12: Pep 11; Football 10. 11. DAVID POVENSKI Lab Biology 10; Chemistry 11; Chess 11. !2 (Treas); Physics 12: Slide Rule 12; Spanish 11. JERRY POWERS Chemistry 12. RALPH PRIMERANO Tiger Corp 11 (Vice Pres); 12 (Pres); St. Council 12; Baseball 10. FRANK QUEST Art 12. ERVIN RAINES Lab Biology 10; Red Cross 10, 11; Latin 10; Football 10, 11; Track 10. BARBARA RAMBO R.R. 12 (Assn't Leader). HARVEY RANDALL Lab Biology 10 (Pres); French 11; Physics 12; Win the Peace 10, 11, 12; National Honor 11, 12 (Pres); St. Council 10, 11 (Vice Pres) 12; R.R. 10 (Treas); Jr. Banquet Comm Cha. JAMES REED Art 10. 11, 12; Hi Y 11. 12; Red Cross 12; National Thespians 10, 11. 12; Parapsychology 12; Stage Crew 10, 11, 12; Jr. Banquet Comm. Cha.; Tiger Mascot 12. ROGER RFF.SF National Thespians 12; Tiger Roar 12; Win the Peace 12. ROGER REGELDINI DALE REISINGER Chemistry 12; French 11: Hi Y 11, 12; Projection 10 . KATHLEEN RIHELY Chemistry 12; G.A.A. 10, 11, 12 (Vice Pres); Ushers 11, 12. CECILE ROCHEFORT Business 11; G.A.A. 12; St. Council 12; Pep Band 11, 12. ROBERTA ROLLINS Business 11; G.A.A. 11, 12; Tri Hi Y 10, 11, 12; National Thespians 11; Parapsy chology 11, 12; Pep 11; Tiger Roar 12; Ushers 12; R.R. 10 (Sec). ALLAN ROSS Art 12; Hi Y 11, 12; Sportsmen II, 12. WILLIAM ROSS Lab Biology 10; Chemistry 11; Physics 12; Varsity 11. 12 (Sec); St. Council 11. 12; Baseball 10; Basketball 10, 11. 12; Football 10, 11. 12; R.R. 11 (Leader). JANIS ROSSMAN Biology 10; G.A.A. 10; Spanish 11. 12. SUSAN ROTH Art 11, 12 (Pres); Tri Hi Y II; St. Council 12; Brigadoon; Mouse that Roared; Prom Comm. Cha. KRISTEN RUBY Art 10. 11, 12; Pep 10. 11. JAMES RUPERT Chemistry 12; Track 11. ROSEMARY SAGE Lab Biology 10; Chemistry 12 (Treas); French 11: G.A.A. 12; Tiger Cub l2; Tiger Roar 11; Ushers 10. 11. 12; Yearbook 12: Quill Scroll 11. 12; St. Council 11, 12; Class Sec. 11. EUGENE SARGENT Red Cross 10, 11; Varsity 11. 12; Football 10, 11. 12; Track 10. 11. 12; R.R. 10 (Assn't Leader), 11 (Assn't Leader). KAREN SAVCHUK Chemistry 12; Ushers 12. ED SCHMIDT Chemistry 12; Red Cross 10; Sportsmen 11; Football 10. ROBERT SCHRECENGOST Lab Biology 10; Chemistry 12; Projection 11; Sound Crew 11, 12. SALLY SCRANTON Chemistry 12; Pep 11; Ushers 10, 11, 12; Yearbook 12; St. Council 12; R.R. (Leader) 12. ELSA SCHINKE F.H.A. 11. 12; F.N.A. 12; G.A.A. 10; St. Council 12; R.R. 12 (Leader). NORMAN SEAMANS Biology 10. CATHY SEMEN Lab Biology 10; F.T.A. 11, 12 (Sec); National Thespians 11, 12; Spanish 11, 12; Cheerleading 11, 12; Brigadoon; The Mouse that Roared. MARY SEYBERI Business 11, 12; F.H.A. 10. 11, 12; Tri Hi Y 10, 11; Yearbook 12. JAMES SHAFFER Art 10; Biology 10; Hi Y 11, 12; Spanish 11. 12; Baseball 10. GI.ENNA SHANKS G.A.A. 10, 11; Spanish II, 12; Ushers 11. 12; R.R. 11 (Sec). LARRY SHANOR Sportsmen 11. JACK SHELDRAKE Hi Y 10; Sportsmen 10; Varsity 11. 12; St. Council II; Football 10. 11. 12; Track 11, 12; R.R. I 1 (Leader). DONALD SHOAFF D.E.C.A. 12. JANICF. SHOUSF Art 11; D.E.C.A. 12; Tri Hi Y 11; Ushers 12; St. Council 10. 11; R.R. 10 (Leader) 11 (Leader). PAULA SIANO Chemistry 12; French 11: F.T.A. 11, 12; G.A.A. 10. II; Tri Hi Y 10. 11. 12; Red Cross 10; Parapsychology 11. 12; Tiger Cub 12; Tiger Roar 11. ROSE SISCO RICHARD SKABO Biology 10; Hi Y 12; Slide Rule 10. JAMES SMILEK Chemistry 12; Spanish 11. 12; Varsity 11, 12; Baseball 10; Football Manager 10. 11. 12. ABBIE SMITH Lab Biology 10; Chemistry 12; French 10 II; Ushers 11. 12; Win the Peace 11, 12 National Honor 11, 12; R.R. (Sec) 12 Night of January 16th. DENISE SMITH Lab Biology 10: F.H.A. 12; F.N.A. 12; G.A.A. 10; Tri Hi Y 10, 11; Latin 10, 11. KEITH SMITH Chemistry 12; F.T.A. 12; Hi Y 12; St. Council 10, 11; Football 10; Track 12; R.R 10 (Leader), 11 (Leader). LINDA SMITH Biology 10; Chemistry 12; F.T.A. II; G.A.A. 10, 11; National Thespians 11; Ushers 12; Madrigal Singers 12; Drill Team 12; R.R. 11 (Assn't Leader). ROBERT SMITH Radio 10. ROCHELLE SMITH Pep 11. VICKI SMITH Business 11 (Sec.); Pep 10, 11; Ushers 10, 11, 12; St. Council 10; Cheerleading 10, 11, 12; Class Treas. 10. VIRGINIA SMITH Chemistry 12; F.N.A. 12; Tri Hi Y 10. 11; Red Cross 11; Parapsychology 12; Ushers 11, 12. SUSAN SNEDEKF.R Biology 10; F.N.A. 11. 12; G.A.A. 10, 11. 12; Tri Hi Y 11; Drill Team 12. ANDREW SOI.TES Radio 10, 11, 12 (Vice Pres); Sportsmen 11, 12. MICHAEL SOODIK A.F.S. 10, 11, 12; Lab Biology 10; Chemistry 11; Literature 12; Spanish 11. BOB STANLEY Hi Y 11, 12. RON STATTON St. Council 10; Baseball 10 (Treas); R.R. 10. ROBERT STEDILA Sportsmen 11, 12: R.R. 12 (Assn't leader). LINDA STEFFENS Business 11; D.E.C.A. 12; Brigadoon. 198 SHERRI STEIN F.T.A. 11, 12; National Thespians 10, 11, 12; Parapsychology 12; Tiger Roar 11. DUANE STEWART D.E.C.A. 12; Sportsmen 10. 11. MARI.ENE TIMKO Lab Biology 10: French 11; F.T.A. 11; Literature 12 (See); Physics 12 (See); Slide Rule 12 (Sec). VERONICA TKACIK Biology 11; Business 11, 12. ROBERT WARD Lab Biology 10; Chemistry 12; French 11; Baseball 10. GARY WATSON Hi Y 11; Varsity 12; St. Council 10; Baseball 10. 11. 12. KARL STEWART Chemistry 11; Chess 10, 11; Literature 12; Psysics 12; Slide Rule 12; Brigadoon. RONALD STUMP Biology 10; Chemistry 12; Latin 11; Sportsmen 11. LINDA SVETL1CK F.H.A. 10 (Vice Pres), 11 (Vice Pres), 12 (Pres); Tri Hi Y 11; Pep 10; St. Council 12; R.R. 10 (Assn't Leader), 12 (Sec). CHRISTOPHER SWAGER Biology 10; Chemistry 12. ROBERT TOMICH Varsity 10, 11, 12; St. Council 12; Football 12; Golf 10, 11. 12; R.R. 12 (Leader). TOMA TREES A.F.S. 10 (Sec), 11, 12 (Pres); Literature 10; National Thespians 10, II, 12 (Sec); Spanish 11, 12 (Treas); Ushers 11, 12; St. Council 12; R.R. 11 (Treas), 12 Assn’t Leader); The Mouse that Roared; Comm. Cha. Sophomore Party. ERIC WEBER PHILLIP WHITE Biology 12; Hi Y 11, 12; Track 10. VIRGINIA WHITE Business 11, 12; Tri Hi Y 11. DAVID WIRE Chess 12; Projection 11, 12. DAVID TRIVILINO Biology 11; Sportsmen 10. JAMES TRIVILINO NANCY WILKOFF Chemistry 12; G.A.A. 12; Tri Hi Tiger Roar 11; Ushers 10, 11, 12. Y 11; OTTILIA VEN WILSON RONALD SWAGER Lab Biology 10; Chemistry 11; Parapsychology 12; Physics 12; Spanish II, 12. PAUL SYMCZAK Lab Biology 10; Chemistry 11; F.T.A. 11; 12 (Pres); Physics 12; Win the Peace 11, 12; National Honor 11, 12; St. Council 11. 12; R.R. 11 (Leader). JENNIE TAYLOR Art 12 (Treas); Lab Biology 10; Chemistry 12; F.T.A. 11, 12; Tri Hi Y 10, 11. 12; R.R. 11 (Sec), 12 (Sec). MIKE TAYLOR Lab Biology 10; Chemistry 12; Slide Rule II; R.R. 12 (Treas). JAMES TEAMS Chemistry 12. MARTHA TEAPOLE Business 11; D.E.C.A. 12 (Vice Pres); Red Cross 10. DONALD TEASDALE Lab Biology 10; Chemistry 12; Chess 11, 12. JUDITH TERRACIO Biology 10; F.T.A. 11, 12; G.A.A. 12; Pep 10. CORINNE THATCHER D.E.C.A. 12; Tri Hi Y 10. 11; Red Cross 10. 11, 12; Parapsychology 11, 12; The Mouse that Roared. BARBARA THOMPSON G.A.A. 10; Red Cross 12; Pep 10; Ushers 12. SHERRY THOMPSON Business 12. SHIRLEY THOMPSON Business 11; G.A.A. 12; National Thespians 12; Pct 11; Ushers 12; Class Sec 12. WILLIAM C. THOMPSON WILLIAM P. THOMPSON Lab Biology 10; Chemistry 11; F.T.A. 11, 12; Physics 12; Slide Rule 10. 11. 12 (Pres); Yearbook 11, 12; National Honor 11, 12; St. Council 12; Night of January 16th. JUDITH TROYANOWSKI Lab Biology 10; French 11. 12; F.T.A. 11, 12;: Win the Peace 11, 12; Yearbook 11, 12 (Ed); National Honor 11, 12. JAMES UNDERWOOD Art 12; Sportsmen 10. BRUCE WISE TOM WOGAN Lab Biology 10; Chemistry 11; Spanish II, 12 (Pres); St. Council 12. BRUCE WOOD Sportsmen 10. BRUCE Van HORNE Lab Biology 10; Chess 10, II, 12; French 11; National Thespians 12; Tiger Roar 12; Track 10, 11. 12; The Mouse that Roared; The Night of January 16th. MARY VanKIRK Latin 10. JUDITH YANIK Lab Biology 10; Chemistry 12; Literature 10. 11, 12; Spanish 11, 12. MARSHA YOHO Lab Biology 10; F.T.A. II, 12; G.A.A. 11; Tri Hi Y 10 11; Latin 12 (Sec); Mathematics 11; National Thespians 11, 12; R.R. 11 (Sec). PAUL VEKASY Lab Biology 10; Chemistry 11; Chess 10; Hi Y 11, 12; Latin 10, 11; Physics 12; Slide Rule 12; Pep Band 10, 11, 12; Swingsters 10. 11, 12; Brigadoon. PATTI VENUCK Business 11. FRANCES VERNER Business 11, 12; Tri Hi Y 11. 12; St. Council 12; R.R. 11 (Sec), 12 (Leader). BRADLEY YORKE Chess 10; Varsity 12; Football 11. 12; Tennis 10; Track 10, 11. 12. ROSANNE YOUNG Business 11. 12; Pep 10; Ushers 10, 11, 12; St. Council 10 (Sec), 12; R.R. 10 (Leader), 12 (Leader); Brigadoon. TOM YOUNG Art 12; Hi Y 12; Sportsmen 12; Football 10. 11. PATRICIA VERNER A.F.S. 10. 11, 12; Lab Biology 10; G.A.A. 10; National Thespians 10, 11, 12 (Treas); Parapsychology 10, 11. 12 (Pres); Ushers 10. 11, 12; Yearbook 11. 12; St. Council 12; Brigadoon; The Mouse that Roared. RONALD VERZELLA VALERIE VINCENT Business 11, 12; G.A.A. 10; Pep 11; Llshers 10, 11, 12; St. Council 11; R.R. 10 (Treas) 11 (Leader); Brigadoon. LORRAINE YURAN French 10, 11; Literature 10. 11 (Vice Pres), 12 (Pres), Parapsychology 11, 12; St. Council 12; R.R. 12 (Treas). LEONA YURICH Art 10, 11. 12; Pep 10. 11. KATHY YURICHA Business 11, 12; F.H.A. 10, 12: Red Cross 10; Pep 11; R.R. 12 (Treas). DIANNA ZE1GLER Red Cross 10. 11, 12. LYNNE VOLK French 11, 12 (Treas); Ushers 10, 11. 12; Win the Peace 10, II, 12 (Sec); National Honor 11. 12; St. Council 11; R.R. 10 (Treas), 11 (Leader); Soph. Comm. Cha. RICHARD VOLPE Biology 10; Chemistry 11; Chess 10, 12; Physics 12; Win the Peace II. 12; R.R. 10 (T reas). BOB WAGNER Sportsmen 10. 11; R.R. 10 (Sec). 12 (Leader) St. Council 12. JUDITH WAHL Lab Biology 10; Tri Hi Y 10, 11, 12. F.DWINA ZEIGLER F.T.A. 11. 12. ELIZABETH ZIELINSKI Lab Biology 10; French 12: G.A.A. 12; Parapsychology 12; R.R. 12 (Treas); The Mouse that Roared. CAROL ZIGERELI.I Lab Biology 10; Chemistry 12; French 11; Parapsychology 12; Slide Rule 12; Tiger Roar 12; Ushers 11, 12 (Sec); Yearbook 12. LOUISE ZONIS Art 12; Lab Biology 10; Literature 10, 11; Mathematics 11; Spanish 12; Tiger Cub 12; Ushers 12. 199 A A V X - V ft -V A W' I. ♦X ■ • O' ) —