Beaver Falls High School - Tiger Yearbook (Beaver Falls, PA)
- Class of 1973
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K, . . . M, U 2 X. ew .. 1 -. .1 f R af M, . 'SFF T' ?2??f'1f Y .,pS:J,,: :A Q H . fi.- r-, V we ,Q BEAVER FALLS HIGH SCHOOL BEAVER FALLS PENNSYLVANIA RESOLERCE af re2ii:,fmf.t a ctizxxresz FOR BEN -:A' W? CiQD3S?fA5'. .fi HETORY CAEHEGEE LQBRARY BEAWR FALLSA PA, eg sm 531 E E S K 15 fi Si gx si? I Q i , S x ai ks 55 S if 3 f K s ss . w E 3 igk .EAS ,,, 3' TIGER class to but also as staff, sincerely hope each student pages through the 73 , both now and in the future, he will have fond memories of BiFHuS. FACULTY PACE 18 MUSIC ATHLETICS PAGE 42 PACE 56 NTS ACTIVITIES SENIORS PACE 76 CLASSES PAGE 136 PACE 160 K T N oxyxng W' kiwi' 9 W, 8 7 4 '53 1 kg We A, 1 mn QF, fr Fa g' at 3341! Vw gf . J K fig iff 2' 'f W-wfmnu7 i2 7 fu A.:,WgN:i,, z , .14 gzcifwmg, 5 M ,msn Il UL . . mfasu ma Wjwggng anaemia 'H' Siam mm nv WETEFTER sum smmi cswrcwe Q 4 ,A , ' 3 ' il 1 W. 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Richard Fruth has helped to improve our school in many ways. His ability to make thoughtful decisions and remain calm in any situation helps him carry out his duties which include improving administration, faculty, and student relations. The entire student body is grateful for Dr. Fruth's support, strength, and ability. TO THE CLASS OF '73 One of the many measures of genius in the American system of life has been its comprehensive system of free public education. The compulsory part of this educational period can take a young citizen from kindergarten through high school. Many important Americans have felt that this system of public education has been the crowning jewel of American democracy. It is the major ingredient that could and should make democracy work. May the knowledge and self-discipline that a good public education gives, enable you to make your life an intrical part of the fabric that is America. Your support and improvement of our free public education system can guaran- tee the same opportunities to future Americans. Free means free to those who go to school and free of restrain so the people, through their representatives, can manage and control it. May all your days be filled with doing, with excitement, and with accomplishment. -I. Richard Fruth 20 A NHNE SCHOUL BO RD A good school board is vital to any school system. We at BFHS are all thankful for the wise decisions our school board makes conceming the Beaver Falls School System. Throughout the year, these members vote on issues concerning the students and select new members of the faculty and ad- ministration. Our school board members have dedicated much of their time toward the betterment of BFHS, and we want to thank them for the time and energy they have given us. 1 K i TR TIO Mr--..M .. 1-su-1 Q---..... i NHLSTANLEYCLBROBECK ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT Throughout the years, Mr. Stanley C. Brobeck, Assistant Superintendent of the Big Beaver Falls School District, has a very busy schedule assisting Dr. Fruth and answering questions that arise at school board meetings. In addition to these duties, he also takes charge of census taking, busing, and curriculum study. For all his time and effort, the students of BFHS are very grateful and appreciative. ACOAL FORTHE FUTURE The great frontier today is the explora- tion of the human potential, man's seem- ingly limitless ability to adapt, to grow, to invent his own destiny. There is much to learn, but we already know this: the future need not happen to usg we can make it happen. -Stanley C. Brobeck Sitting: Leona Carlisle, Secretaryg Harold Martin, President, Dr. I. Richard Fruth, Superintendentg Stanley Brobeck, Assistant Superintendent. Standing: Frank Lewis, Solicitor, Robert Boyle, Robert Hazen, Harry Fry, Peter DeCaro, Grant Smith, john Rukas, Ronald Sturm, Dom Casey. Administration 21 MR. CHARLES PIETRO PRINCIPAL As principal, Mr. Charles Pietro takes an active interest in all that happens around BFHS whether it is finalizing plans for an assembly, meet- ing with representatives of student council, or working with faculty members. It is through his guidance and concern that BFHS continues to improve. For all the help and advice he has given us, We would just like to say, 'Thank youf, 22 'Ni MR. EVAN NARDONE ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Evan Nardone, our assistant prin- cipal, is a well-known and helpful figure at BFHS, for he attempts to deal openly and honestly with us and with our problems. Any time We have difficulties, he is always willing to advise us. Throughout the year, Mr. Nardone spends much time in guiding and organizing junior Class activities as well as many other school activities. For this, we appreciate and thank Mr. Nardone. LAREE RILEY As the Director of Guidance, Mrs. Laree Riley spends much time advising students about which courses they can take and what careers they can pursue. Also, Mrs. Riley, as sponsor for the Senior Class, devotes much time and energy planning gradua- tion and prom activities. The stu- dents thank Mrs. Riley for all the guidance and help she has given them. WILLIAM SMITH Mr. William A. Smith, the Director of Curriculum strives earnestly to coordinate courses at the elementary and secondary levels. He endeavors to keep all teachers and students informed about the various school pro- grams. All of us at BFHS appre- ciate his concem and help. ,Mf 'X JANET BERNHARDY TIMOTHY CASEY sMnm4asesss2ff1i.sf-Q- :rags -Gme24fsfs1x5si1ezfxffsi1e 5siigFz RICHARD BEIGHEY VIRGINIA BARBER JAMES IRWIN WMU' W' META HEADLAND M, LUIS LA UDE WVILLIANI KNIISS Fas ul ly-25 1fii3?Q'Mfx32iil?i '1 - ' ' LANGUAGES .l,,2z?9 -P ' valubv MARIAN STARR . fir- RICHARD EVANS JOHN DILEONARDO R Xb LAURA OSMAN ,fl A . 4 Nix. EDWARD GIANNINI SAMUEL CONTINO Faculty-27 LAWRENCE MATRAZZO SHIRLEY HEADLAND DONALD WHITE ANN BUTERA JOSEPH SMARTZ FLORENCE COLAIZZI HAZEL KRONK O 5 S O ..............-W SYLVIA HOLZWORTH FRANCES MCDONALD MARCUERITE CRIFFITH Faculty-29 HISTORY RAY SMITH BRADLEY BOOTH HB? I ROBERTS SARC-ENT SHIRLEY RUKAS Z? i GEORGE GRIMM FN X MARGERY COOK gvxa in Be g m x Rf ig sr! -ef I. X 4: - HARRY SMITH W 'lm wWW V4Mv , AAHAV A A PAULETTE POTTER LEE HOLT JAMES CLEARY JAMES TURNBULL Faculty-31 NVILLIANI ROSS JOSEPH KRALY 32 JOSEPH SALVADORI HOWARD GREEN SAMUEL SHEFFIELD . . 4 SCIENCE NICHOLAS SKALKO A Fac ulty-33 DONALD GROVE LEICH CONNOR JACK ZALUSKI PRACTI lLQ,, KL RTS DONALD ALLEMAN 'S Qs X fix' .i.. fi -X u f IQ K ,:.' Q K ., EW X W Q1 SE 2 ESTHER MEDVED NANCY NUSSER ROBERT NIcCI.AIN Faculty-35 TH FRANK TRCOVAC SIDNEY KANE FRANK CHAN KATHRYN ZEIGLER DONALD HICKS nw: 76118255 Dix 'E W' i 2 3 30 I7 GORDON HARRIER PHYSICAL ED UCATIO MW -Q T' JEAN WALTON KARLIN RYAN DAVID REDA MALYREICN SNIARSII Faculty-37 I RICHARD ACICY JOSEPH CH URM 38 MUSIC EDWARD VVARNICK GUIDANCE COUNSELORS SX by -: SPECIAL ATTENDANCE EDUCATION OFFICER CARY LEACH ROBERT HACKER DRIVER EDUCATION pd? DAVID MURRAY SCHOOL A I A V N LTR LARRY BRU I IDA AIKEN DIRECTOR ON TUREK SE CRE T HIE S B. Cox, I. Cox, M. Ross,j. Carroway,j. Ludwig CUSTODI S 13.17 l ,2f'-A nigga sf! ff f ma f' 24 no M f fy - .wifi Firwt Ron : J. De-Rose. F. Shaw, L. Grapes. NI. Sudar. NI. Barnhart. Second Row: K. Carter. C. Williams, R. Snowden. CAF ETERI WORKERS ws, . Q , ' WR' - --if V , V A ' E :A A ,.... . Flrit Row C Callahan C. Thomas D. Sumner. M. Ours. Second Row: C. Cox A. Ceiser A. Cornecki H. Farina M. C N. H ' , . .5-wifii ' I if , X f f . 14 ' 5 f I ' fb W as J -f f ' . 'L . A . , , , 7 , Thomas, NI. Engle. wa, . B , my - Qffpn we la 1 sa Q Q 1 1 x iff 3 ,. L MQW.,-N23 vi, Wu K Q K wid 1 ja, 2 ,, . , - Qi.. A f5,,-.bfmg :hp ,, ,, H, T, ,vL ,g V ' D azmie ws, :Jikz :ser A' Mm fs, . A! ay A A ., W f ,M 8 9 1 -- . ma M ' '95, we QS 6 23862 f Egan - iw Hag -.L 5 2 X .E 2 , ,ggwej f S Q W IP 3 A' 5- 1, Ni ik .J 'r . , i , w , if 1' FV 5 Z 1 1 , ,-..., - 1 1, Our hard working B.F.H.S. band began this year with vigorous summer practices, two nights a week, and many parades. They prepared for a long football season with two strenuous weeks of band camp. As fall pro- gressed, the Tiger Marching Band put forth quite an effort to bring to the football aud- ience pleasing shows. This year such songs as Shaft,,, Get It Onf, and Hawaii Five-Oi' were featured. The band brought the home crowd to its feet after their annual Light Show. In early November the band entertained Cenevians with a half-time show, featuring the Budweiser Songf, To no oneis dismay, the tiring hours of regularly scheduled practices and many extra practices in the roasting sun, freezing cold, and pouring rain came to an end. As band members began to arrange the past-football shows,,, an invitation to march in the Cherry Blossom Festival in Washington, D.C. sparked a new kind of enthusiasm. Washing- ton was a dream the band thought would TIGER .,.f'l. H -S BAND never come true, but among sub sales, raffles, and bake sales, this dream became a reality. Finally on April 7 in their bright new uniforms, our band carried the orange and the black proudly down the streets of WVashington, D.C. The band stepped high to i'The Washington Post March and 'iEli,s Comingf, Those four wonderful days spent at the Skyline Inn were firmly imprinted on the minds of 130 happy, proud individuals. Behind the outstanding performances this year were the bandis director, Mr. Edward M. Wfamickg the drill team and majorette advisor, Miss Denise Sturm, and Mrs. Mary Lou Strayer who lent a helping hand when she was needed. The band was also guided by energetic band officers Bill Dunlap fPresidentD, Mark Pnbanich CVice Presi- dentl, Cindy Landman CSecretaryD, Bon Duncan fTreasurerD, Bunny Hammer fTig- erette captainl, and Gina Simoni CHead majorettel. Music-45 First Row: D. Cleckly, N. Burham, B. Chatlos, C. Landman, S. St. john, T. Tomanio. Second Row: T. Talhman, I. Means, D Frantz, E. Lack, R. Henry, V. Domeco, 1. Borghi, M. Cassciato, D. Robinson, B. Teapole,1. Vetter, K. johnson. Third Row K. Drent, D. Mcicienher, C. White, D. Hauser, V. Binder, A. Horavath, R. DeChellis, C. Hazen, B. Koss, B. Gibson, K. Martin Fourth Row: D. Woods, F. Holland, C. Hardy, I. Catowski, C. Moore, C. Coogler, P. Echart, C. Alexander, M. DeSimone D. Allen. il 5.3 First Row: D. Lippan, A. C-uzzetti, D. Dillan, F. Reda, K. Burke, C. Sallade, L. Powell. Second Row: B. Dunlap, D. Blum, I. Smith, M. Pribanich, A. Pope, P. McCormic, C. Zakelhedi. Third Row: M. Augostine, C. Hatt, K. jasper,j. jackson, K. Gibson, S. Minnetti, B. McKeithen. ,M First Row: T. Cox, R. Duncan, C. Brognano. Second Row: B. Reed, F. Lonnett,j. MacElroy. Third Row: E. Barret, B. Shelar. DHO OR Nl BILL DUNLAP IOANNE VETTER DONNA ALLEN District District Honors Honors Regional L, il- Y if? Q 5,1 KEN JASPER MARK PRIBANICH Honors Honors Music-47 TIGERETTES lwmiwl Center Front: V. Hammer. Left Side: S. Borlcovich, A. Denson, D. Ferrigno. Center: G. Steals. Right Side: V. Carter, D. Krachinski, M. Mangelli, L. Nelson. Back Row: S. NVhite. T. Pasteur, J. Kasper, B. Dcnson, 0. Nesmith, S. Reed, L. McFarland. D. Andrews, M. Laughner. NCERS f 3 5 , X ,QW I .2 5 Right to Left: V. Campbell, N. Pinkerton,I. Robeski, K. Hollein, B. Nesmith, A. Barret. First Row: 2 'll , A , IJ MAJGRETTES ll' . ... X, i uv? I X' ffff- ' 4:7,' I I M 1 ,' 121f'l5'i v zw f 2w' 'U 5 A A . C. Palka, C. Simoni. Second Row: NI. Cuzzetli, M. Oros. Third Row: K. Clcrici. COLOR GUARD B. Dodson, D. Class, C. Atkinson, S. Frantz. Music-49 CONCERT First Row: C. Humphrey, K. Little, V. Borroni, V. McCambell, I. Pietro, S. Reed, P. Smith, D. Felice, D. Dolnack, I. Ottaviani, I. Emert, L. Inman, M. Podbielski, L. Marx, F. LaNeve, Mr. Agey. Second Row: M. Ceer, F. White, I. Cunning, C. Watson, C. Adrian, R. Ridenior, I. Thompson, M. Rea, G. Lawrence, C. Aley, M. Kolch, P. Bates, C. Sedney, R. Delulius, M. Attisano, K. Shellenberger. Third Row: K. Firth, With a great deal of hard work, the Madrigals and Concert Choir of B.F.H.S. presented many hours of culture and enter- tainment for our community. Our choirs, under the direction of Mr. Richard Agey for the first time, produced a smashing Christmas Concert which featured such classical music as the English Christmas Dayi' along with the popular carols, Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmasv and Carol of the Bells. After many months of hard Work and practice, Mr. Ageyis two vocal groups presented a very lovely Spring Concert. The audience listened to such enjoyable tunes as '6Qubilant Songn and selections from broad- way shows like Fiddler on the Rooff, CHUIR ,awk i f .A w-1:12, R King, K. Trombulalc, N. Cosnell, C. Adrian, R. Smith, S. Pietrandrea, P. Witlaw, F. Weeber, 1. Marinlce, E Romigh, D. Newman, C. Atkinson, M. Borghi, C. Majcher, I. Leidigh. Fourth Row: I. Hodge, B. Hauser, R. Rhodes, L. Miller, R. Rahsman, A. Modro, T. 0'Rourlce, A. Green, 1. Baldwin, K. jasper, J. Willard, L. Bricker, N. Tita, T. johnson, T. Steals, D. Quetot. Not in picture-S. Anderson, S. Ham. Besides working on these two concerts, our Madrigals attended the first annual Choral Festival at Duke University sponsored by the Music Educators National Convention. Along with this, B.F.H.S. had six students participate in District Chorus and three in Regional. This year our District students spent three days with various Freedom families. The highlight of their stay was their concert which featured Great Dayn and 'Tsalm 148.', Our regional chorus members traveled to West Mifflin where they also stayed for three days. The Regional chorus sang these selections If and Hallelujah Chorusf, Our choirs sacrificed much of their time and effort this year, and we are very proud of them. Music-51 MADRI 1 I Q . SL is 4 ,, , - K W, X-QM ALAN GREEN District Regional S: if 'S W. ff ' First Row: 1. Cunning, S. Reed, I. Ottaviani, 1. Marinke, 1. Emert, M. Attisano, L. Inman. Second Row: R. Smith, K. Firth, F. Weeber, C. Q ,ff i 1 5 S. , I its 64 If f , :..' S 1 if L Qlfl A U ',iit S ig 5 i'ii f f , 1 ng. ,V f , , i K f if .137 K K iii S LM' S S S JOHN MARINKE TIM o'n0UmcE Diestict Distric! REQOIIBI Reggnal CALS Q, '4 fi f Er, ,r . H Atkinson, I. Leidigh, K. Shellenberger. Third Row: A. Modro, L. Bricker, KIM SHEPLENBERGER A. Green, T. O'Rourke, I. Willard, Mr. Agey. Distnct I0 ANN EMERT District f l A E 5 5 BRODERICK HAUSER District r ...aa E? . , J .L S ,. M Music-53 Dobchinsky whispers secretly to Ivan as Bobchinsky attempts to listen in. THE PECTOR GE ER L We ? X 3 S A 5 E Some hoped to impress and to influence the Inspector General. Ivan needs a little help from his friends. The stage crew leisurely assembles for a group shot. Trying not to stagger, Ivan steadies himself. The entire cast of THE INSPECTOR GENERAL gave their all for this production. Patiently, Osip waits for Miska to decide about where she wants the trunk. DE R DELI QUE T The seniors had a good time putting together the production of DEAR DELINQUENT. Hoping for more, Helen flatly tells David she thinks him a bore. e ,owe Detective Pidgeon and the others found it hard to believe that the box was empty. Detective Pidgeon comments calmly, So nice to see you again, Lady Warrenf, X Effortlessly, Penelope sighs, Oh, Davidlt' Finding Penelope eavesdropping, Helen queries, just what do you think youlre doing? Drama-55 6' 4 X 1, MW' 9X I ,, A aj ' AQ' if 5 ,R iigarihf A,in5L,lJ . fgwkwvv'H - f wrt? Mm ,W f fa' ,N gwiiif KIM viii! ff ,Q Nf f f 4? lg 4' A wwf QPF' 5- ' gf i '. lif 4 v 1 fx if 4 15 an 5 ,Z M 9 K -f ai G' e 1 X A 041 I' The fighting Tigers of Beaver Falls High School finished a terrific season with nine consecutive wins and only one loss, a heartbreaker to Hopewell. Coach Larry Bruno completed his twelfth winning season in his fourteenth season as head coach of the Beaver Falls Tigers. The Tigers began their season by beating Central Catholic, a division leader, by a score of 19-6. After rolling over Sharon, the mighty Tigers faced always though New Castle at the opponent's field. The Tigers played well in every department, and the game ended in an easy victory for the Tigers. Beaver Falls clinched their fourth straight by defeating Ambridge at Reeve's Stadium. Then, in what was to be the big- gest game of the season, the Fighting Tigers traveled to Butler to take on the mighty Tornadoes. The Tigers fought hard through a driving rainstorm to edge Butler 11-6. After this great victory, the Beaver Falls Football Team was ranked No. 1 in the state along with Kiski Area. The run- ning attack was lead by spearheaded Keith Goosby, and MAC all-star selected by the Pittsburgh coaches, hard-running back Gene Palka, Mike DeChellis, the nifty MAC CO 'FW WU e i zfaaxfia First Row: R. Beegle, R. Harsh, R. Klugh, M. Chiodo, J. Piccinini, K. Goosby, C. Palka, T. D'Achillc, M. Stewart, T. Cook, J. Cupac, L. Bricker. Second Row: R. Rhodes. M. Seikel, R. Tallon, C. Milanovich, T. DeRose, D. Washington, S. Pietrandrea, I. Lukash, P. Deppenbrook, F. Borroni, S. Montani, T. Matuski, M. DeChellis, Third Row: I. Sny- junior Speedster, and Peanuts,' Cook, a well-gifted athlete. Quarterback Mark Chiodo, another MAC all-star chosen by the Pittsburgh coaches directed the Tiger's passing game throwing to such receivers as Rich Beegle and Mike Seikel. With this explosive offense, added to the ferocious defense, the Beaver Falls Tigers coasted to victory in the following four games. Then going into the final game, the Tigers were 9-0 facing the Hopewell Vikings. The battle was a disappointment to the Tigers as they could never actually B 1 1 I tg. as, 21 1 sf 43 iz der, B. Hauser, S. Higgins. R. Orlowski, D Doyle, B. White, Mathews, G. Brooks, A Dc-Sisto, N. Nardone, F. Evanson. L. Nelson Nl. Palka, T. Mitchell. Fourth Row: SI Hammer, 0. Creach, J. Moraclc. R. Ross, L. Crees, Nl. Veon, R. Cossard, R. Botti, E. Dreher, B. Davis, M. jackson. R. Lupo, D. Smith. Fifth How: R. Mancini. john Bat get their offense started and ended up on F taglia, joe Battaglia, V. Bryant, B. Kozora, K. Wiley. D. Clecklcy, C. Carter. R. Smith, L. Lindsay, j. Lieberman. 1. Terracio, B. Burgess. .Sixth Roux Coach B. Blythe. Coach L. Nlatrazzo, llead Coach I.. Bruno, Coach C. Harr, Coach K. Ryan, Coach D. Murray, Coach K. Floric, Coach A. Carbone. Faculty Mgr. W. Ross. the short end of a 35-0 score. Beaver Falls Opponent Senior standouts john Piccinini and Tom - D'Achille were both named to the Mid- SEZISZI Cathohc 13 western Athletic Conference All-Star 27 New Castle 6 teams, John as a guard and Tom as a 26 Ambridge 14 defensive back. 11 Butler 6 Nevertheless, the Tigers were co-champs 35 Erie Tech 14 with Hopewell in the MAC conference for 27 Farrell 6 the first time in eleven years. It was truly 32 Aliquippa 8 a team effort throughout the season. Coach 29 Euwood City 8 Bruno claims the team to be the best team 0 Hopewell 35 he had ever coached that could work as a group so well. Congratulations players and Wins 9 Losses 1 coaches! l Athletics-59 The Fighting Tiger football team bursts onto the field beginning their most exciting season in eleven years Senior end, Mike Seikel, makes a key reception of a Y deflected pass in a fourth down situation. N High flying fullback, Keith Goosby, hurdles a tackle to pick up extra needed yardage. i r Tiger eo-captains, Tom D'Achille and Cene Palka, shake the opponents' hands before yet another victory. junior speedster, Mike DeChellis, is on the run for one of his many long gains. we ' 3 1 ,gafvbx 1 gf K I? 14 4. rf' .pa Senior running back, Terry Peanuts,' Cook, tries to break away from his opponent as he sweeps around the right end. A es- , 1 'N lv' ' 1 5 163142 . ,. . b w:?'lwlW'l , nwmmwfmnu-fwwfnug 5-,,,,,,,, H Q, -u.. 1144... 394061. :gr Y ,, ' p a . s f QM f , , ' it 'F V V ,f,,, p ' rr r f r ,V , ,, V' - gg, 'f p or iiei 'Z Automatic John Piccinini, the senior guard and placekicker who was a member of the MAC All-star team, gets set to boot an extra point. Athletics-61 Senior Tom D,Achille, another member of the MAC all-star team, receives some instructions from head coach Larry Bruno. Q .V A sad moment for the Tigers is when junior Dominic Pisani injures his leg during the game at Aliquippa. if rf Qlhlg fr, s W Rick Klugh, a senior defensive star, makes a diving tackle to hold the opponent to a short gain. Senior tailback Gene Palka, one of the outstanding runners in the conference, gallops into the end zone for an easy touchdown. The Beaver Falls Tiger Golf Team under Coach Pete Kinkead finished another brilliant season with a fine 6-2 mark, the same record for the past two seasons. The Tigers placed second in sec- tion X of the W.P.I.A.L. for Sf' mv GOLF the third consecutive season behind Ellwood City. Both losses, the first and the last matches of the season, were to Ellwood. jeff Kuhn, a three-year letterman, was the top golfer A Lai-A , First Row: S. Thellman, F. Weeber, I. Ottaviani, L. Corbin. Second Row: D. Davis, 1. Omogrosso, T. Surgalski, S. Nardone, R. Marshall, j. Kuhn, Coach Pete Kinkead. Senior golfer, Larry Corbin, gets set to swing into action. Two-year letterman, Mark Stevens, demon- strates his f0l1l'l. for the Tigers during the sea- son. His season low was a fine 73, a mark equaled this season by one-year letterman Rick Marshall. Both Jeff and Mark Stevens, a two-year letterman, qualified for the W.P.I.A.L. Regionals al- though neither placed in the tournament. The Golf Team along with Head Coach Pete Kinkead deserve a lot of credit for another fine season. jeff Kuhn, three-year lettemlan, tees off in quest of another victory. Athletics-63 CROSS COU TRY First Row: G. Salade, F. Guilford, T. Moore, T. Massey, L. Allen, B. Dille, I. Dean. Second Row: Coach Frank Chan, I. Stulac, M. Lavery, L. Borghi, M. Laskowski, A. Modro, D. Hicks, D. Freed. Senior runner, Mike Lavery, a three- year letterman, sets the pace ahead of the field. The Beaver Falls Tiger Cross Country Team finished its season placing fourth out of eight teams at the MAC Invita- tional Meet. Mike Lavery was named the Outstanding Senior Runner. During the season, he was a very consistent, hardworking athlete. junior, Hoover Gibson was once again the Outstanding Runner in his class while Effrey Tisdale was nominated the Out- standing Sophomore. The Tigers finished eighth out of twelve teams in the VVPIAL Qualifier. Coach Frank Chan is anxiously awaiting the upcoming season because of the many fine personnel returning. First Row: I. Coen, R. jones, A. Gibson, A. Guzzetti, R. Ianicki, B. Dille. Second Row: D. Freed, F. Guilford, R. White, T. Wagoner, T. Massey, L. Allen, T. Moore. TIGER BASKETB LL X, Z' First Row: T. Podbielski, 1. Donnadio, F. DeBona. D. Wiley, M. DeChellis. T. McMillion. Second Row: D. Freed. T. Mitchell. I. Caracter. D. McCann. K. Lane. E. Rozier. J. Kuhn, K. Coosby. The fighting Tigers of Beaver Falls finished one of the best cage seasons in the schoolis history with a remarkable 17 wins and only 5 setbacks. Beaver Falls fell short of a section title behind Sharon in the mighty Section III. Sharonis only loss was to Farrell while Beaver Falls finished the league season with eight victories and two losses. The loss of the versa- tile jim Character due to a leg injury in an earlier exhibition game hampered the Tigers, hopes of winning the section title. The mighty Tigers started off the season slowly but soon picked up and finished the exhibition season with a 7-3 record. The high- light of pre-season play was when the Tigers stormed to New Castle to capture the New Castle Tournament. The Tigers opened the season strongly by edging Farrell at home and then beating New Castle and Ellwood City in a rather easy fashion. Following an exhibition win against Beaver, the Tigers were undefeated. Then Sharon came to Beaver Falls and outplayed our flu-ridden Tigers as our offense just couldn't get untracked. Following this defeat, Beaver Falls reeled off five consecutive wins, including a non- league win against West Mifflin North and a victory at Farrell, marking a first in the history of Tiger Basketball. Beaver Falls then traveled to Sharon only to lose 69-40. Beaver Falls finished its season with a victory against Butler, ending what was one of the better seasons, thanks to Coach Chan and Assistant Coach Ciannini. Senior, Don McCann, who finished the season scoring 109 points in the section while gathering many rebounds, earned a spot on the first team for the Section III All-Stars. Senior, Tom Podbielski, and junior standout, Emie Rozier, both gained spots on the second team, while another senior, Desi Wiley, was placed on the list of honorable mention. Managers: L. Mathews, D. Freed, B. Stump, C. Novak, Athletics-65 Senior, Tom Podbielslci, drives around an opponent for two more points. Beaver Falls - - -I Opponent 74 Fifth Avenue 66 50 Ambridge 51 62 Hickory 56 87 Erie McDowell 61 49 Westinghouse 53 82 Highlands 46 83 Hopewell 34 New Castle Toumament 69 Altoona 63 60 New Castle 52 51 Aliquippa 55 61 Farrell 59 64 New Castle 52 78 Ellwood City 44 75 Beaver 48 38 Sharon 54 72 Butler 46 60 West Mifflin North 57 62 Farrell 57 50 New Castle 48 79 Ellwood City 53 40 Sharon 69 62 Butler 53 17 wins 5 losses WL dom W Don McCann, a Section Three All-Star. pulls down yet another rebound. Desi Wiley displays some nifty moves, twisting around the defensive man to score. UNIQR VAR ITY First Row: T. Moore, 1. Mathews. F. Miloszewski. T. Wagoner. M. Purviance, T. Massey. K. Wiley, F. Guilford. it WR W Assf , a gf X , . J, .A A Coach Chan gives the team instructions during g 2 a time-out in a crucial situation. ' i . jge Donnadig, one gf the best defensive Junior, Emie Rozier, goes high in the air for players in the section. grabs a stray ball HH OHSY Sh0i- and gets set to drive down the court. Athletics-67 TIGER THINCLA First Row: I. Carr, I. Clover, E. Tisdale, S. Carr, B. Hauser, P. Deppenbroolc, L, Bricker, M. Lavery, L. Borghi, A. Modro, B. Izzo, 1. Cupac. Second Row: D. Konchan, T. Matuski, T. Mathews, B. Dille, L. Crees, B. Davis, V. Bryant, T. Moore, T. Wagoner, T. O'Rourke, S. Higgins, K. Coosby. Third Row: T. Massey, K. Burton, M. Veon, C. Brown, P. Whitla, R. Nightingale, F. Guilford, S. Montani, A. DeSisto, J. Snyder, J. Mathews. Fourth Row: D. Ramano, F. LaNeve, R. Ford, 1. jaclson, P. Pietrandrea, S. Modro, R. jones, F. Weber, S. Chiapetta, B. White, H. Yelloclc. Fifth Row: Mr. Pigza, Mr. Carbone, Mr. Petruslca. Senior trackster, Lou Borghi, begins to make his move down the stretch bidding for another first place finish. Calvin Brown and Sam Carr sail over the high hurdles. 68 The Beaver Falls Track Team finished their season with a very respectable three wins and four losses in league matches. Under the supervision of Head Coach Albert Carbone, the Tiger Thinclads tied for eighth place in the MAC standings. Four tracksters placed well enough in the VVPIAL qualifiers to advance to the finals held at the Baldwin High School. Effery Tisdale placed fourth at the WPIAL quali- fiers in the 440 yard run. Broderick Hauser placed in the 120 yard high hurdles while Sam Carr placed fourth in the qualifier for the 330 yard intermediate hurdles. In the field, jim Carr also copped fourth place in the long jump. Other lettermen starring in the field were Keith Coosby, Steve Higgins, and Artie DeSisto. With the return of some of these athletes and of the other experienced underclassmen, Beaver Falls should become even tougher contenders in years to come. TIGER ETTER Left to Right First Row: M. Crognale, T. Dewhirst, F. Massa, D. Casey. Second Row: V. Papas, R. Rhodes, M. Caminite, T. Ryder, Coach Sam Sheffield. The Beaver Falls Tiger Tennis Team of 1973 ended an unbelievable season, finishing in second place behind Beaver with a 5-3 record. Their overall record, including the exhibition season, was a remarkable ten wins, four losses, and one tie. Leading the netters to their best mark ever in the history of the school was foreign exchange student, Tony Ryder. His excellent play made Tony one of the best players on the team as well as in the section. He, also, participated in the VVPIAL Qualifier. The number one doubles team was Van Papas and Tony Ryder, both senior lettennen. Under coach Sam Sheffield, the Tigers consistency over the season was amazing. Other underclassmen such as Rick Rhodes and Dan Casey seemed to reveal a bright future for High School Tennis. Thanks to a lot of hard work and experience, our tennis team hopefully will continue their success into the future. Dan Casey, the sophomore sensation, dis- plays his form in an exhibition match. Q i Senior tennis player, Van Papas, retums his opponent's serve, de- termined to win another match. Athletics-69 0.11 First Row: R. Beegle, S. Nardone, P. Andino, j. Fencil, G. Troyanowski, 1. Donnadio, D. Kane, G. Palka, B. McDanel, D. Miller. Second Row G. Smith, I. Douds, G. Atkinson, P. Boyle, K. Hogue, I. Williams, M. Thellman, T. Freed. Third Row: Mr. Frankhouser, M. DeChellis, R. Manzetti F. Miloczewski, F. Evanson, B. Walker, R. Borkovich, D. Doyle, Mr. Smartz fcoachl The Beaver Falls Tiger Baseball Team finished an excellent season, capping Section V honors with a mark of nine wins and two losses. Their overall record, including exhibition, was seventeen wins and only four losses. Under head coach, joe Smartz, and his assistant, Rege Frankhouser, the mighty Tigers put together a fine all-around attack against their opposi- tion. Hitters like Greg Troyanowski, who during one stretch had six hits in six time-at-bats, Frank Pisano, Bob McDanelg joe Donnadio, and john Fencil, who displayed his hitting ability against Ellwood when he had three hits, terrified pitchers throughout the season. Balancing the powerful hitting attack were the de- fensive abilities of Denny Kane at shortstop, Mike DeChellis at third base, and Denny Miller, who did the catching for the Tiger Team. They constantly made flawless plays to get our pitchers out of what could have been serious threats. The champs of Section V then entered the WPIAL playoffs. They came from behind to beat Freedom 5-3 in their opening playoff game. Gene Palka was given credit for the victory with Frank Pisano in relief. Beaver Falls then bowed to Peters Township in the WPIAL quarter-final 4-3. The Tigers played a great game, but a few offensive mistakes hurt the team. Frank Pisano hit a two-run homer for the Tigers. 70 Two pitchers, Frank Pisano and Gene Palka, shared the award for the top pitcher of the season with similar records of seven wins and two losses. Joe Donnadio won the batting award with an average of A12. Pete Andino was given the sportsmanship award. CONGRATULATIONS TIGERS FOR A FINE SEASON! G 3 I W wwe' '1j ' yfzff W 24 1- W Q fi MW? I I I fr , Z-W V?2g!g 55:25, A g F f -if -rtrr f Q. -fa Malay .fa ,,..':ee22 , Q' 11 j p M' W Coach Smartz gives last-rninute batting instructions to the Senior catcher, Denny Miller. 1 SECTION V I-Iere's a view of the Tiger Baseball Squad after a pre-game warm-up. . , vc,,,w:'1'11i ' We -. :, . Mi. y f ,r - y 1:1 A was sf' H wwf -ff... up , L. Q Q M2 L af -:V WW .., , , L.. ' ., , I ,, Qi' A, ,.a,.t Senior second-baseman, joe Donnadio, demonstrates his batting style during an exhibition game. s A A as Senior, Frank Pisano, a three year lettemlan connects for one of his many base-hits. x, ,I ,Q-, 3H: s?i Tigers Opponent 6 Monaca 8 5 Riverside 4 5 Comell 3 6 Northwestem 2 3 Butler 4 5 Northwestem 3 7 Center 6 10 New Brighton 0 2 Center 0 6 Butler 0 2 Aliquippa 4 3 Hopewell 2 2 Beaver 4 11 Ambridge 7 1 New Castle 0 6 4 Lincoln 1 3 Aliquippa 1 6 Hopewell 1 10 Ambridge 1 10 New Castle 2 10 Lincoln 0 WPIAL PLAYOFFS 5 Freedom 3 3 Peters Township 4 WINS LOSSES Exhibition 8 2 League 9 2 Athletics 71 GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL v Beaver Falls Opponent 2 Rochester 0 1 New Brighton 2 0 Blackhawk 2 2 Center 0 1 Beaver 2 0 Rochester 2 0 New Brighton 2 0 Blackhawk 2 I Center 2 0 Beaver 2 Wins-2 Losses-8 The Beaver Falls Girls, vol- leyball team saw its second year of section play during the fall of 1972. With only five girls re- tuming from last year's team, the season was mainly one of building. Under the leadership of Mrs. Joyce Webster, the team learned new skills need- ed in a good game of volley- ball. The team ended the season with a record of 2 wins and 8 losses. The two victories First Row: C. Weir, L. Cunningham, K. Lee, C. Palka, P. Thomas, D. Keller. Second Row: D. Snyder, C. Tisdale, D. Sugar, P. Steals, D. Dillan, 1. Vetter, T. Tallman, P. Thomas, T. Tomanio. were over Center and Ro- chester. The record does not show the closeness of some of the matches. The girls played with much determination and vigor. In section 12 of the WPIAL, the girls' basketball team fin- ished the season in third place with a record of 7 wins and 5 losses. The section this year included six area teams. A 32-31 victory over New Brigh- ton at the outset of the season was the biggest win for the Tigeresses. This was one of New Brighton's two defeats the entire season. Blackhawk saw the team win by it largest margin, 52-23. Linda Cun- ningham captained the team and was high scorer with a total of 131 points. Until the end of section play, the girls played well and maintained a high com- petitive spirit under the super- vision of Mrs. Vicki Kearcher. GIRLS' BASKETBALL First Row: R. Wachter, P. Knobloch, P. Thomas, D. Nobel, L. Cunningham, 1. Engle. Second Row: Mrs. Webster,j. Abert, C. Scott, D. Sugar, R. Young, C. Weir, G. Baldwin, K. Lee. Beaver Falls OPPOHGHI 32 New Brighton 31 14 Neshannock 35 29 Center 38 52 Blackhawk 23 38 Beaver 33 44 Rochester 1 7 35 New Brighton 51 28 N eshan nock 44 32 Center 1 7 43 Blackhawk 34 33 Beaver 35 36 Rochester 25 Wins-7 Losses-5 IOR PECCYBOYLE ADELELAWGON CHNDYHORNACEK AMYVOLK ROSALYN FULLUM CAROL ONDOCSIN QU WENDY BLACKBURN MARCIA FICLEY RUTH SCHULER Athletics- 75 'gig 1 in-gf' ..... ffl,-ff i 2 H I gg Q , wr,i 2, wif? if gwf ' Q, ,.f 'NA -f ' U I 4,-nf' x f V 'LQ5 V. ffigfgif-,, K :gmt 5525, , f - Lv: M ' 1 w Q 1,3 ' M, ,fd W fu if I, ,,.V, 'S xx , ' ' ., ef A ix 1 , ' AY' 2 Q W , N N 9 x awww .X I 9 X We? 55212 A 7? f D C' lv U My ' W, wW5'Z?f N 5 4 f s Af 'fp .. W, 3 'X M31 .M , , Q f 'iii A- K 5 ' l 4 if 'R Q' :Ar 1 1 .NMI an S gf iP sv' fi S 9 S . g,..XQ gi ,Q x 5 N-4 fl and an Xa s- Y' r , , 4... P!! gg 1 4 ALUTATGRI , 4 ,ww ww, ANITA SCHRAF Seniors-81 HUNOR BETTY WALL DAN HICKS KAREN WEBER LINDA CUNNINCHAM GRADUATES ..?,,,x 'Qin df TERRI DEVER CYCE HINDS I ' 35? ' X 'aj 45 1 EVANNE PLOSINSKI MARCIA FICLEY COMMENCEME T PETE ANDINO WILBERT DUN LAP Valedictory, Spanish, Instrumental Music Mathematics Pa. Youth Ed. Association WENDY BLACKBURN IOHN BURGER CRAIG CARTER Latin Honorary Science Award Problems of Democracy GEORGE F ARKAS MARCIA F IGLEY Dramatics French W RDS 'Q DAN HICKS EVANNE PLOSINSKI English Secretarial Ioumalistic B'Nai B,Rith Qi? LINDA CUNNINGHAM TOM D'ACHILLE BARBARA FABYANIC Physical Education Leland Schachem Athletic Award Speech JOHN FREED ALAN GREEN Chemistry Vocal Music Seniors-85 COMMENCEMENT RUSS HARSH Athletics 5 LICIA LATACLIATA AMY LIVINGSTON Babcock and Wilcox Homemaking 4 EUGENE PALKA MARIE PHILLIPS Athletics Business fn, 1 JOYCE HINDS History JOHN MARINKE Vocal Music MARK PRIBANICH Instrumental Music WARD DONNA HOUSEHOLDER DEBBIE KOZORA Distributive Education Distributive Education J rr i 5 I I ff ' RALPH MITCHELL DONNA NOCERA TIM 0,ROURKE Practical Arts Art Award Vocal Music Y in ,,, A E M A A .Q K ' t ' TIM REED ANITA SCHRAF KIM SHELLENCERCER Babcock and Wilcox Typewriting American Field Service Award Seniors-87 SENICR OFFICER Treasurer President Vice President Secretary CINDY MIDON JOE DON NADIO JOHN POURNARAS CLAUDIA PALKA MARILYN ADAMS ROSE ACOSTINELLI IULIE AGUDIO 39985 ,Vx eo- CARY ALBERTI JANET ALBRICHT ADELE AMMON JANICE AIKEN wr' .. LYNN ANDERSON Ki PETE ANDINO DEBORAH ANDROLA RALPH AQUINO SUSAN AQUINO Seniors-89 s 1 if A , ik 2 wwf MARY ATTISANO MARSHALL AUCOSTINE SUE BACIC JACK BAKER Spanish V strikes a different pose during one of its meetings. DEBBIE BALDUS VICKEY BARBER EDDIE BARRETT I. LEWIS BARRETT RICH BEEGLE SUSAN BELL PAULA BENDER STEPHEN BENNETT SUE BERTAGNA Qiw fy 1, LYNN BEST LEVI BISBEE Fine arts' students show off their Christmas projects. DEBORAH BISCELLA WENDY BLACKBURN SHIRLEY BLAKE KATHLEEN BLASKOWITZ Seniors-91 DENNIS BLUM IAMES BOAK MARLEA BOOK LOUIS BORCHI MARCY BORGHI TERESA BOTTI PEGGY BOYLE ,iw ED BOZIC The loyal Tiger staff works diligently to meet their first RAVINA BRANDYBURG MICHELLE BREIT deadline. hun- Z1' Q Ni f R BOBBIE ANN BREWER LOYAL BRICKER Mechanical drawing students scale the dimensions of their plans. if av'--s. DAN BRICKNER CHARLOTTE BRYANT CINDY BURDINE JOHN BURGER 'Mu 4-I , V 5,4 xye , ' , GC BRIAN BURCESS MERRILY BURGESS IEF F BUTLER SHANNON CALLAHAN Seniors-93 MARK CAMINITE CYNTHIA CAMPBELL IOHN CARBONE 10 MARIE CARSO VERNITA CARTER CLYDE CASCIATO Tom D,Achille shares some optimistic thoughts with the DARRYL CASEY PAM CASEY S'Ud'f ' body' Spirited cheerleaders instill enthusiasm into the senior section. QW fx DANIEL CELLINI IOE CHAMBERS MARK CHIOD0 SHIRLEY CLARK ,.-in x MAX , aiu,- Wi 'qwuww--v a CAROL CLINE CINDY CLINE CHERIE COGLIATI BOB COHEN Seniors-95 ROSALINDA COLAIANNI JOHN CORBIN SUE COUGHANOUR We N NICHOLAS COLELLA TERRY COOK CLARENCE CORBIN 1 KAREN CORBIN KEITH CORBIN LARRY CORBIN I , ,1 I ARTHUR CRAWFORD Some of the guitar students give each other a few pointers. Two loyal biochemistry students concentrate on a Saturday BERNETHA Y. CRUTCHER JUDY CUNNINC moming assignment. 5 i 9. ' LINDA CUNNINCHAM IOHN CUPAC TOM D'ACHILLE PAULA D'AMICO SUZANNE DAVIDSON DAVE DAVIS IAMES DEAN TOM DEAN Seniors-97 VV ,,,, I I 5' ., , Uk 'il Mr. Lamb, a student teacher, uses a few visual aids to add depth to a lesson. FRANK DeBONA FRANK DeCARO MARIANNE DejULIUS THOMAS DeLUCA BOBBI DENNISON ' f-an V, ANGELA DENSON PAUL DEPPENBROOK TOM DeROSE RUSSELL G. DeSANZO L. .ev W MARIE DeSIMONE TERRI DEVER SHERYL DeYOUNC TERRI DIETRICH K-f sir.- IOE DINELLO MARIANNE DIOGUARDI SANDY DODSON LOUISE DOLPH With great control, Sam Nardone attempts to demonstrate his famous evergreen shot. if 'i f, JOE DONNADIO COLLEEN DONNELLY Seniors-99 IIM DOUDS DAVID DOUTHETT DIXIE DUCAN STEVE DUCINA RONALD DUNCAN WILBERT DUNLAP Sparing nothing, Linda Cunningham wallops the ball with the W'eS' ease- ROBERTA DWYER GARY ECOFF K ,, I fn.. X V f L ff RONALD EICI-ILER MARY ELEFTERIN joANN EMERT SUE EMRICK Q-.-A ,QP N O V.: Al TOM EPPLEY IANESE ESTERMYER MARIAN EVANSON BARB F ABYANIC tk 110- DENNIS FARINA GEORGE FARKAS SUSAN FUTULA MICHAEL FAZENBAKER Seniors- 101 Egg ,K wQf'I 'um , JOHN FENCIL ALAN FERGUSON DEBBIE FERRIGNO VIRGINIA F ETTER MARCIA F ICLEY ALFRED FILAURI DARLENE F INNEY KATE FIRTH Nh., No, BiFHuS has not enrolled in class, but has simply consented PATRICK FIIZCERALD MARSHALL FLANICAN to act as office practice's sergeant at arms for awhile. S 5 .40 . MQ. ,W Q4 ' BARBARA FORSMAN ANN FOX TOM FRANCHI MICHAEL FRANKLAND s W 'Y 5 A AA A im- N gf Aff b, ' J if J . DENISE FRANTZ MICHAEL FRANTZ IOHN FREED DENISE FRY . X115 BBS members edit a few last minute announcements. DENNIS FRYE ROSALYN FULLUM Seniors-103 'K We Lf - , 'Q IOLENE GALLENTINE MARIE GASPER DON GAWELSKI SUE GEISER N 492 , I' ' 12' 'K ww- - -A K R I 1 I 2 ' , Kyf V 1 R E' R CYNDEE GEORGE RICHARD GERARD DENISE GIBSON KENNETH GIBSON Couples at the Ushers Club Fomxal share an evening of MICHAELYN CIOFFRE THERESA CIOFFRE enjoyment. If f IOANN CISONDI MICHAEL CLOVER LOIS ANN COOSBY CAROL GORSUCH - u V, ff :N XA :X 1 , .21-P1 N . I 'la' ' J 1 NANCY GOSNELL RICK GO ULDSBARRY JOHN GRAHAM JOSEPH CRECO Attentively, seniors weigh the words of Coach Bruno. ALAN GREEN Seniors-105 N SCOTT GREIC KAREN GUILFORD JOHN GUMAN WILLIAM CUMAN DON GUZZETTI MARY VICTORIA HAMMER TERRY HAHN ROBIN HAMILTON SHEILA HAMILTON KENNETH HARN SUE HARN RUSS HARSH CHERYL HAYHURST DONNA HAYWARD A. Jeff Kuhn accompanies his parenb down the gym floor during DIANNE HEADLEY JOHN CARL HEID Parents N'ght at B'F'H'S' in Z i. ,A M fi , E SUE HEMPHILL DON HENRY ELAINE HERRINCTON DAN HICKS Seniors- 107 4 'hi Q VIRGINIA HIMES IOYCE HINDS JAMES HODGE KATHLEEN HOLLEIN 22 Mm f n x Q L 34 W 4 With few reservations, senior girls take time to pose for a picture CYNTHIA I-IORNACEK DQNNA HOUSEHQLDER during open study halls. MELANIE HOWARD LEAH HOWE DEBBIE HUFFMAN I LENNY HUPP Leisurely, seniors await the start of an assembly program. an IOYLYNN JACKSON ALICIA D. JAMES ,f M., V1 A. - 4: .-,MZ 'B-.. xt mf, ,,.f. A A . ' 2 ,e-' Sf 7' - rf, 4 E J WALT IZZO WILLIAM IZZO 4 I I 'h,Yr.w, KENNETH M. JASPER JAMES IAVENS KEVIN IENNINCS CHARLES IOY JEFF KAIRIS DENNY KANE Seniors-109 KAREN KARCTZEWSKI As a receptionist, Kathy Schiba will readily answer any CHERYL KAST quesdons a visitor may have about B.F.H.S. ivan' .X SHIRLEY KEETON DONNA KELLER BILL KENESKI DENISE KEPPEN 1 0 Arial 5 'sl Q W' . , V I fi -: ffyff' , Q ANNE KINCADE CINDY KIRKPATRICK ED KITSON GEORGE KITSON RICK KLUCH Beaver Falls seniors take full advantage of their open lunch privileges. 'Qu-My IAYE KOBAN ALAN KOLPON DAVE KON CHAN DEBBIE KOZORA i 'l!' A W 4447 4'-1 . 4 'In DOROTHY KRALY JEFF KUHN JANET KULAKOWSKI SUE KUSNERIK Seniors- 1 l l CATHY LAMB CYNTHIA LANDMAN 3 A zr. .'v' .1',' , KEVIN LANE Ever hopeful, Tom Podbielski leaves the student body with some encouraging words about the Tigers' important game with Lols LANGER Sham MICHAEL LASKOWSKI MICHAEL LAVERY CARY LAWRENCE ADELE LAWSON M5 1, ff' , iff JANICE LEIDIGH JAY LIEBERMAN AMY LIVINGSTON MARJORIE LOGAN x 2 1 M922 JOAN LOHRY JEFF LOKEY KIMBERLY LOUGEE BERNADETTE LUCENTE ki. . I K- 1 WL. CM3 f LESLIE LUTTON DEBBY MACHEN PATRICIA MAHOSKY CATHY MAJCHER Seniors- l 13 JOHN MAICHER ANTHONY MANCANO CONNIE MANCERIE JOHN MARINKE ,W if 5. RONALD MARINKE BILL MARSH BRENDA MARSHALL IOSEPHINE MARTIN Maia., THOMAS MARTIN Some Tri-Hi-Y members get into the swing of things at the Tri-Hi-Y-Hi-Y Dinner Dance. CATHY MARX SCOTT MASON SHERRIE MASON RUDY MASSA DAVE MASTROGIUSEPPE TOM MATUSKI . . . and the masses meet . . . . ,f 'f ' MARY ANN MATUSZEWSKI DAVID McBRIDE IAN MCBRIDE CHARLES MCCAN N Seniors-115 Members of Student Council help to distribute mums. DONALD MCCANN TERRY LEE MCCROBIE Us Em., ei i A iff? ' ff hi? ,L BOB MCDANEL SAM McDONALD JERRY McELROY ANCELLETTE McKEITHEN 'SWI- W - 'Wh 4' nf A 1 ff , W' , J 5, A WZ , '-hy. y A . BARBARA McKENZIE VICKIE LaVERNE ANTHONY McMILLION DIANE McMURDY MCKENZIE in I im, JOYCE MEANS RICHARD MEDZIUCH CHERYL MI-:NCES CHARLES MENTION R its CINDY MIDON GREGORY MILANOVICH CHARLENE MILLER LENNY MILLER PATTY MILLER CHERYL MILLS Standing in for BiFHuS, our three Tiger mascots grrrrowl with all their might! Seniors-117 CLENDA MILLS RALPH MITCHELL A few B.F.H.S. seniors pass the time between open study halls Y' and dasses- MICHAEL MONZA CHARLES MOORE SUSAN MOORE CHUCK MORRELL JAMES MORRIS RHONDA MORRIS PALMERIA MUSSI ROBERT NAHAL RICHARD NALESNIK TONY NAPIERKOWSKI 'TT' SAM NARDONE KIM NAUCLE ROBERT NEIDORFER ROBERT NEININGER BOB O Hzyfx B Of 5 , I V SUE NEWMAN ROBERT NEIDBALA DONNA NOCERA ROBERT NOREK Seniors-119 DON OKON CAROL ONDOCSIN Always on the go, office practice students work industriously to com- plete their assigned jobs. TQ me 4 V ' if ,f ,ww : f Q vfffif p f Leg , V wif, JOYCE ORLOWSKI TIMOTHY O'ROURKE IAMES OTTAVIANI MICHAEL PAGANI CLAUDETTE PALKA CLAUDIA PALKA GENE PALKA RENE PALMIERE 120 ANGELO PAPAS BETTY PARHAM MARIAN PASH UTA DAVID PATTERSON kg L f ff, , 5 ? BARBARA PAXTON LEON PETTEGREW STEVE PETTLER DAVID PHILLIPS LYNN PHILLIPS To help support our football team, some avid fans volunteered their time to make buttons and signs. Seniors-121 '91, km. f Tre- v ' i , A x c f , I I MARIE PHILLIPS MARY PHILLIPS IOHN PICCININI IEANNE PIETRO A MK A x are I - 4 DEBRA PILCHARD JUAN PLANOS ag,-M ? a Here's a chance to admire not only the beauty of our Football Queen and her court but also the beauty of the decorations sur- rounding them, EVANNE PLOSINSKI THOMAS PODBIELSKI 122 ,vi I JOHN POURNARAS RICHARD L. POWELL f 5 - .1'w.'fi:. :I I: -Efiifii sf EN A VL.X .. .., ssggghv 5 I ..., , 32 S Q Q I 'K 2 . . -. '-- 1 Q. f SOIIIC B.F.H.S. seniors MARK PRIBANICH TONI-:TTB PUGH W dass WON ' . sw Zglfgf nw ,Fl if 5 1 5 V' W , ' 3 I 1' - , S f ' C1 3 i s'M'w 'Q LLLL , L A relax before class while others start into if ,s I We I ', ' BRUCE PULCINI REID RAHSMAN PATRICIA RAINES GREG REA Seniors- 123 FRANK REDA TIM REED DEBBIE REESE PEGGY REYNOLDS f i ROBERT RICHEAL LUPE RHJENOUR With much planning and rehearsing, the Tigerettes entertain the student body with an enjoyable skit. 'w vw TED RIHELY MICHELE RITTLEMAN SID ROBINSON GAYLE ROGERS 124 i W A BARB ROLLINS DIANA ROMICH EDWARD ROMICH CONNIE ROSS ,f , K fy ef IACKIE ROSS BETSY RUSSELL GEORGE RUSSELL TONY RYDER DEBBI SAKULSKY GARY SALLADE Mr. Tumbull explains some basic facts about the U.S.S.R. to his students. Seniors- 125 IDEAL SENIOR GIRL K AnI,, f' ik? DONNA SAPP ANITA SCHRAF , , ' ,W H ' . xg H a 2 f I iQ 2 +3 W L I , . gn? 'S ,.,..x , V X In 1 f . ., Aa! I! V M fl 'I 'f 'T' 1 I 1 . S I 5 f my R Q ' if I my ,' Y I M W7 GINA SIMONI RUTH SCHULER JAMES SCHWARTZ ANNEX MELONIE SCHWARTZ SALLY SEAMAN CATHY SEDNEY SUE SEIDLER r' 1 T JEFF SHAFFER KIM SHELLENBERCER JIM SHERBINE KATHY SHERIDAN IDEAL SENIOR BOY my I+ I X Www A ,f ,qffvwwiiigfr fmjmmm sy I , -f .v TIM REED BILL SHERRILL MARIAN SHORT IANICE SHULER LYNN SILIPICNI Seniors- 127 i iiiffiir-K I,, -, M ww . 1 ,. A f ' Q 1 Q.. 5' n L'g' f f ,E AM A' H 'f' , V M 7H?fi .-,, f 1. we , , , ,V ,,,., A O. ? 2 wi ' T ' ' ' '-,U ' ,L W fb Ei ' ' H P fl, ' X ,. , y al 4 .L 11. l DONNA SIMON GINA SIMONI The Chess Team practices for one oi their many tournaments. IANETTE SINCLETON KATHERINE SKIBA DAVID SMITH RENE SMITH JOHN SMOLAR KAREN SOLOMON BOB SPACNOLA LESTER SPROWLS 5 - er -' ,Al A DEBIE STANTON DELORES STANTON MARK STEVENS KREIG STEWART Fi-qu was 1 gg? f j if .J K MARK STEWART JOHN STULAC NANCY SUDAR RICHARD TAKAS ' Q RANDY TALLON PATRYCA TAPP joe Donnadio and john Pournaras announce each senior couple at this yeafs prom. K'Thrce Coins in the Fountainf, - Seniors-129 41' in V v 93 ,R I A ANCELO TATASEO DEBBIE TATE DENISE TATE CHARLES TAYLOR if -fi f E, Q KATHY TEETS JIM TERRACIO ' For Cindy, it was alittle chilly the night of the prom. STEVE THELLMAN DEL THOMAS kb' PATTY THOMAS IENNIFER THOMPSON MARY THOMPSON PATTY THOMPSON Q K 4' 1 'Vw PAUL THOMPSON CARRIE TISDALE JOHN TISDALE NICHOLAS TITA 11-M DAWN TIERNLUND RALPH TOMAINO HILARY TRESS BEVERLY TRIVILINO Seniors-131 X Nl- 4 T Q'T Qn- wx XLV KATHI TROMBULAK SHEILA TRONZO GREGC TROYANOWSKI LARRY USLENCHI Expertly, prom dancers execute their Maypole Dance. CARQL VEIIZ PATRICIA VERZELLA X fm AMY VOLK KIM WACHTER CERT WALDRON BETTY WALL 132 DANIEL WASHINGTON KARL WATSON CONNIE WEAVER KAREN WEBER 'u 4'-5' I 1 FRED WEEBER CYNTHIA WEIR Seniors try their best to get organized for that final day. JIM EDWARD WHITE TIM WIDERODER DESSI WILEY 'Www JOSEPH WILLARD Seniors-133 DIANNA WILLIAMS DAVID WOODS MARK DAVID WOOLEY MELINDA WURZEL BLAKE YOUNG Seniors not pictured: CLIFFORD ALFRED EDWARD ANDERSON KEVIN ANTONIAZZI JOHN BALDWIN RAY BARROW MATTHEW BENKO LARRY BEVIVINO GLORIA BIELEWICZ DONNA BLINN RONALD BOWMAN BILL BOYAN ROBIN BROOMFIELD MARK BYERS GARY CAMPBELL 134 DON YOUNG CRAIG CARTER JOSEPH CEARFOSS BILL CLEARY FRED COOK SALLY CRAWFORD DONALD FORBES JOHN FOWLER TONY GIRARD JUDY GOEHRING KEITH GOOSBY SHARON GRECO JAMES GREENE JANICE GUINTO PATTY HARMAN MICHAEL HAYDEN SUSAN KRASSMAN - 38 . L NANCY YOVICH LICIA LATAGLIATA CANDICE LOCKE SCOTT McMILLAN DEBBIE MANNA VINCENT MANNERINO DENISE MANUEL MATTHEW METHENY DENNY MILLER ALLEN MODRO DAVID MODRO LORETTA NELSON PATTY NEW JOSEPH OMOGROSSO DAVE ORAVI'IZ DOUGLAS PATTERSON BOB PETERS if QL 15. MARY KAY ZIROT ANTHONY PISANO FRANK PISANO CHARLES QUETOT BILL SCHROEDER MIKE SEIKEL MARK SHABLESKY MARK SILVERMAN EDWARD T. SMITH MIKE SNOWDEN TED STEALS CYRIL VANDENBERG SAM WAGNER ELDON WATSON LARRY WEATHERLY STEVE WINGARD ROBERT WOGAN Q, sum: I' 'J 1 rtke V ' - A f ,, ,. Q. , 5, ,ww ., ' 1, A ' , V . aw' 's 3' me -- , - A k ' W il f fil e H Q v f f I S iffy, f iv f 9 J, L ggi: A ,.',,. 3 we-M' -, 5 Z 77 ,',' Af -6 .I:' it :3'4 ' v I ' .32 A WM Dear teachers, students and Beaver Falls residents, It seems just yesterday that I was only applying to come to the states, and now my stay is almost over. It is impossible to de- scribe the feeling that I had when I found out that I was coming for certain, and now that I have been here for quite some time I can truthfully say that I was not in any way disappointed. To most New Zealanders my age, the USA is as faraway as the moon, and for me to actually come here as an AF S'er has been both an honour and a privilege I shall treasure throughout my life. The dif- ferent customs and activities that I have experienced while at BFHS have been most of the fun, like the Ushers Formal, pep rallies, football games, and the prom. I shall al- ways remember these. The subjects that I've taken in school have been another source of interest as in the way that they were taught and the class participation that is not so evident in New Zealand. My thanks must go to the teachers for their tolerance and interest in my activities and my special thanks to Mr. Sheffield for his most interesting biology classes and equally helpful tennis lessons. As I visit more and more schools, the one thing that becomes more apparent to me is how lucky I am to be in BFHS in preference to any school I've seen. So once again I would like to say a big thank you to all the students and teachers in BFHS for a truly fantastic year. Thanks for everything, Tony ,qQn 0' my by ' 0 ffl. if W? , Z1 A sr! Q 1 3' A 5 3 5 H N, f V Q H I 5' L, It ' , ,WWW i',,'g4,,y1Qif' L was W M . , GZ. 4 , ,L -- 4 , if ,'.. K- qff,,m,Q fi Q-'T 3 'A X .1 .'jf.'tSE?'-'ff ? 5 tgzi i Seniors- 135 ..- f . X,-191 '-s-.,,, -K, 95' B E, 4 1, , , ,,,Vq 1 .v 0 uf 1' W ,A f vw I 0 fum mag? gk il' gain, 'ff 'I' xx my Ai! if N I, 'rl s nn.. IU IOR OFFICER Eff? W .1 Q President Vice President JAY CLOVER CHERYL SMITH LANA THOMAS LUANN IN MAN Secretary Treasurer -Q' B , K 3? 49 Q Sf A K nw- ,V ' If 1.5 ' A f A AQ, 42. If A A m P .1 l YA 1 N 451 Q L' 1 ' LINDA AESCHBACHER I TERRI AONEW 2 ,cz ' I Q BARBARA AKINS AJfAA , 4 I DORIS ALBINSKI -1 FLOYD ALEXANDER CHARLES ALEY LAAA DONNA ALLEN A f CERALDINE ANDERSON 5 MICHAEL ANDERSON -he-X ROBERT ASSINI ...np I My 1 if 1 1 ff ,, I J., , S hQ ? --Id CARY ATKINSON CANDACE BAKER A , ROBIN BARNHART THOMAS BARRY 4 FRANK BELCZYK I BILL BERNHART DANIEL BEST A 'if fm' 1 A M fi? ANNA BATHCATE ADM. X SO H .iw My v f 'Si L .O nu 'Rf I . audi.-, It seems like a long wait until everyone gets his tum. sms BISHOP , iv, V MICHELLE BOOK 4 J., ' JANICE BORGHI I - THOMAS BOROHI , I . 1,Q,5 SANDRA BORKOVICH w A - f ,, LEONARD BORNEO , ' A A f , .sick A LIN SUE BOWKER Z fi , 3 CHERYL BOYER if - , f A PATRICK BOYLE I I ' I DONALD BREIT fig fe Z9 Q GARY BROOKS A , fe LEANNE BROWN , ' A I 'ITV W f ' f . i A 3 LOIS BRYANT B, MTHYBURKE V, I A A S AI JAMES BYRD I ' 'T A KIM CAMPBELL LOU ANN CAMPBELL JAMES CARACTER W? '79 I .I ' J ' 2 'I I X 5 1 ff A A A I'AiB'E juniors-139 49 ln some areas of BFHS, the gentlemen are helping the ladies, but in others. W0men,s Lib has taken over. DOROTHY CARBONI JAMES CARR sAx1L'El, CARR MICLANIE CASCIATO BETH CHATLOS DONNA CHIAPPETTA Z':: ' 7: , f 4, , A . lf. I n ' Z' A I' 2 A ' ff +1 .4 Ve, 55 -,f, I ,,, if fy I., we A I W nfl Alvll V- fm:,,, , . if M K I ,,. I Y. may , 1 IW i ' ' m DEAN CHUDICEK LYDIA CIOTTI BETTY ANN CLINE PEGGY COLEMAN MARSH.-X COLIANNI PAMELA COLISIMO JAMES CONNER GILBERT COOCLER JIM COOK NADINE CORSI CINDY CRAWFORD PAUL CRAWFORD OLIVER CREACII MIKE CROCNALE PAMELA CROSTON CLENDA DAVIS RICHARD Dv.-ANGEL BILL DQCARO MIKE DeCHELLIS RALPH DeCHICKO RITA DejULIUS SUE DENES MARY DeROSS MARILYN DeSISTO WVILLIE DICKEY DONNA DILLAN MARY ANN DOCCHIC ROBERT DODSON KAREN DRENT KAREN DUNBAR RIKKI ELLINVVOOD JEANNE ENCLE LOUIS FABRIZI TED FAIRLEY MERALEE FALLER PAUL FARINELLI fav X . 2 ' AAA K ef , I f A IIA , i i Y , K gg, ,,.. , I I 'gy ' ' V N -if A ,wav B.. 1 1 ,' ,,'e'H I' LI Sig Qi X wg, , 5, gi, I I ' it I I XY I X film 55'-w .I DEBBIE FELICI3 BILL FENCIIEL GARY FERRICNO JAN FLORE RUFUS FORD CHRIS FOIINBI' CYNTHIA FOSNAUCHT DONALD FREED KIM FRUMEN SHARON CADWVELI. BARB GARCZEWSKI KEITH CASSER junior cheerleader. Nadine Corsi, tries to spark enthusiasm into the junior section. juniors-141 X HOOVER GIBSON LORRAINE CILLESPIE DAVID CLASS JAY GLOVER 'S' KATHY COSSARD SUE CRAU M 33 I L CHRIS CRECO A A JOYCE GREENE f R. I., . J CHUCK GROVE , 1 JOSEPH CUZIE R, E'--W 'E . Q R V Q ARTHUR CLVZETTI N ,E QR 6 S JODY HAMILTON r if 5 'K' Z 5 ' J 'M 5 ,Q X MARK HAMMER E 9, . i , S PAMELA HARRIEL J , J,, , 1 as . SANDRA HARRIS L ' CHARLES HATT - CARYNHAZEN J 'N ,, CCLJ ,:Q J C JEFF HI-IATON I . wifi. S: 3 :'l g f A E A R A A A 'ff ff' 5-11, S f Lx 'R ' f' W' A ,N Q 2-: Qi S Two of the better dressed junior guys at BFIIS. Coat checking was a booming business at the junior Buffet. 142 LARRY HEATON CHARLES HEID RODNICY I-IENDRICKS JACQUICLINE HETRICK TIMOTHY HEYMAN EARL IIOLCOMB ROBERT HORINKA JODY HORNACEK LUANN INMAN DONNA IRWIN MARKJACKSON T S J S. 1 Q at CICRALDINEIACKSON 15.9 p Y! I' KATHY JEFFRIES LARRY JEFFRIES DOUGLAS JENNINCS TERRY-IOHNSON MIKE KARCZEWSKI DENISE KASPAREK rx' mf 'P' My .mms N95 Program committee members prepare for another busy night while the juniors, chief moneymakers remain in perpetual motion. FRED KASZER KAREN KELI Y PATTY KNOBLOCH PATRICK KOFALT PENNY KOFALT ' -1- ' 1 i 5 Q DARLA KETTEBER ,, f 4 Q fi BOB KOZORA DEBORAH KRACHINSKY FRANK KRAMER AMY KREBS LINDA KREBS JACK LANDSBACH SALLIE LAVERY KATHY LEE DAWN LIPAN ,IANICE LITTLE COLLEEN LOHRY GLORIA LOVE Q Nz, li Tit ,. Ny . ,, J .adn ,G. , 9 4 5 .ar kr V I , f 4 W f .V J 'Q I f C1 ' i Q fl JAY LUKASH JENNIE MACIOGE MAUREEN MANCELLI KAREN MANCERIE DON MANNA DEBBY MANZO RICHARD MARSHALL DEBBIE MARTELLA RALPH MARTINI LYNN MARX CHRISTINA MASON LEONARD MATHEVVS TERRI MATUSZEVVSKI CATHY MCCLAIN CHARLES MCCUTCHEON LINDA MCFARLAND BRENDA MCCARRY BILLY MCKEITHEN y juniors-143 32 4 1 rl F.:-fu, - ,,,,. V. Ag ,II ' I., X5 BETTY NESNIITH OREA ANN NESMITII DENNIS NEWNIAN DLXIE NOBLE JOHN NOEL CHARLES NOYAK DEBBIE O'BRIEN MARK OMOCROSSO MICHELLE OROS STEVE ORTINBERC ANTHONY PAISLEY MIKE PALKA 4X .1 ' Y J , R 14ZL- I .. W . 'Uk ' Y Tk ' I J ,- J, fue uw -an fi, ,W V Q... IQ vu .I ' ,Rf ,T A I . JJ I. 43 QW in '10 ,Jw f v.,qy!,e ,J f f ! W -I if A I , iv A ., I Z ff ' 1. ? if va K P 4 9 I , , S ym. ,Af iv RQ. , C M REBECCA McKEITHEN KELLY MCKENZIE TIM McKINNEY RICHARD McKINNIS DARLENE MCMURDY BRUCE MEDARAC BRIAN MILLER SAM MINNITTE ANTHONY MITCHELL DIANE MONTACAZZI STEVEN MONTANI THOMAS MONZA SANDY MORACK PATRICK MURPHY DON MURRAY TOM NAHAL LARRY NELSON SUSAN NEMETH 7' +04 QI f-DQ!! J I 3 ,AX I ll I 'L7' REGINA PALMIERE LARRY PANDER JOSEPHINE PAPARELLI DARLENE PARKS TINA PASTEUR DAWNA PATTERSON VICKIE PETTEGREW MARY ALICE PHILLIPS SAMUEL PIETRANDREA DOMENIC PISANI MICHELE PODBIELSKI KATHY POE JOE POLIFRONI JIM POURNARAS LINDA POWELL DALE PRICE STEVEN PRICE IIMME PRYOR CON NIE RADER CHRISTINE RAMBO NANCY RAYBUCK THOMAS RAYBUCK MIKE REA TERRI REA SHIRLEY REED DONALD REEHER DEBRA REISINGER RICHARD RHODES GLORIA RIDENOUR SIIIRLEY ROCKAR PATTY ROHM LOUISE ROSE RON ROSS CLARK ROY ERNEST ROZIER MELANIE RUBY . xx! A255 5 fb fit . ii oi BETTY SABOI. SHERRI SANTELLI KATHY SCIARRO GEORGE SCOTT MARGARET SEMAN ROBERT SHELAR PEGGY SHELLENBERGER JUDY SHOLSE R-XMONA SINGLETON SUSAN SIPPLIC CHERYL SMITII GERALD SMITII Even the sky cried the night of me Hopewell A familiar scene typified the openings of our many .lllUi0l', Cewn Steals, makes her bid in the game pep rallies. BFHS Miss Teenage America Pageant. juniors-145 Star volleyball player, Kathy Lee, slams one into enemy territory. JOHN SNEDEKER JOSEPH SNIDER IQATHI' SONINIERS JOHN soos GWEN STEALS CINDY STRATHMANN CINDY STROBEI. FRANCES STUART IEANNETTE STUCK BRUCE STUNIP DEBBIE SUDERS TOM SURCALSKI fb- Ao 3 - 1 I.. . Q-igf21ff1 lelk X .Xi I k . I ,Z 5 5 ,. ...bq , ki ,ki..1 I '. '23 My N xiii X '52 ix I N N X A few of the non-dieters of the junior Class have some lunch. yi A Mm 'I XX YP 1 A A ,,, Q 3 I A.: V , QQ, i sa .Q K V' js, A H?'Krrrv I, ff I f 5! 252, , P' A I, I!'T ITT? A M W 9 4, K f' ff . , .f 'I ' If ' .., - ii ir , . 'QI ' f ' 1 - W -A fi A 1 4 2 sl 0 ' ,UZ CRYSTAL SWOCCER TERRY TALLMAN RHONDA TEAPOLE JEFF THELLMAN MARK THELLMAN LANA THOMAS Y 4,. SUE TRACIK f X LYNNITA UNDERWVOOD in H s FRANCIS URSIDA M JEFF VANKIRK f LINDA VENEZIE I IRENE VERNER mg? r JOANNE VETTER IUANITA WADE SANDRA WADE AUTUMN WAGNER KATHY WAGNER VICKIE WALTER 'IEI A A 1 L EIII 146 we GERALD VVEATHERL TOM WEATHERLY ROBERT WEISS LINDA WETLEL BOB WHITE RUSSELL WHITE PATRICK WHITLA JAMES WICKLINE BEIINII-3 WILLIAMS JEFF WILLIAMS JOE WILLIAMS CYNDY WONNEII -in '::r 1--gd 5-.Ia :am ,-o at ROCHELLE Youxc RODNEY YO UNC PAUL ZLVRYNSKI Jlmiors not pictured: JEFF BANCO JACKJOHNSON STEVEN BEAI. AIILENIC JONES SALLY BRICKNER KURT KELLY KATHY BROYVN ROBIN KING KENNY COOK CARL LEIHGEBER BILL DAVIS BRENDA MCCLINTOCK CYNTHIA FORD DEBORAH MOON NATHANIEL GRISWOLD MARIAN PASHUTA GEORGE WVOODVVARD TOD YVOOLEY HOWARD YELLOCK DENNIS YOUNG GARY PEGG DELORES PL UNI JOHN PLUM NEAL PRENCE BILL SCHROTH ROBERT SCOTT KEVIN SHOAFF ROBIN STEWART RON STLRNI THOMAS USSELMAN ROBERT VANKIRK BILL VIGOSKY TERRY W'ILEY JOYCE VVOOLEY DONNA YARIA JOHN YURSHIA One of the more somber moments captured at the Butler pep rally. Jim Capone Caracter prepares for his next hlt on the basketball court. Jumors 147 OPHOMORE OFFICERS 3? ,X 4 Q ' 'z Q ,wf www? is i K President Vice President Secretary Treasurer ARTIE DESISTO DIANE PRENCE ROSENIARY DOUDS TERBI ELLINWOOD f V, .-Q. W W xy A ...J Q K' L ,J VKAH sv ' .mm ai . x fe- I ,,,,. fm ,L Af, V Q V , ., ,L M, 4, w :api 5 . V WM, ., in a VS W .3 V, ' ...Q x ey ' if 2 F .4 Q We .K Q TK ,.' Zw, J' x ' f . , 1, 4 W 1 K xx EQ f If - ,, ' 1 A-F' DEBBIE ABELS JULIE ABERT JAY AIKEN CAROL ALEXANDER DAVID ALEY JEFF ALFORD LARRY ALLEN ANTOINETTE ALLISON DONNA ALTSMAN JACKIE ALTSMAN TINA AMMON DEBORAH ANDREXVS CHARLES BAILEY JUDY BAILEY MIKE BAKER CEORGETTE BALDNVIN RUTH BALMER KERRIE BARNHART V U. . ff' K , I 'Z' ANNETTE BARRETT ALFRED BARROW DORI BARTO ROBERT BARKEY PIIYLLIS BATES JOHN BATTACLIA JOSEPH BATTACLIA EDITH BEAUFORD JAMES BEAUFORD BONNIE BEAVER JOE BEECLE ROBIN BEICHTLEY NANCY BELL MARC US BENNETT ROSALYN BICSTAFF VALERIE BINDER KIM BISCHOFF TIM BISCHOFF 3 lv f v gs X I J , Suphomorcs- I 49 .. .fa fa' A 4 4 W f .A ,, Si! , U ,I .MZ V M A ..,. . f A I 2 Ca fy f V ff ' rdf A i L,, h Q! V. ' Lf f 5 W' f Q I I Z' I Y V A I A I A f if Y. f I A I! ' Q I Q, 1 .A .6 4 nom CANANZI HOWARD CARPER JAN CARR MARTIN CARTER BRENDA CARTVVRICHT Ankle CARY DANIEL CASEY CHARLES CIIANNELLS KAREN CLARK SHARON CLARK DENNIS CLECKLEY KIMBERLY CLERICI , I A AAA,, A S-any E .4 V A M'-'Q Z A I X 5 v gi , 5 1 fa- A ' , gi 5 If .92 nj' 1 , ,, C , ,ff L! , g CINDY BISHOP ANITA BLINN JOYCE BOOK RALPH BORKOVICH FRANK BORRONI RICHARD BOTTI RANDY BOWMAN ROBIN BOWMAN DAVID BREIT CARY BROCNANO VICTOR BRYANT NANETTE BURIIENN ANTONELLA CAMPACNA BRYCE CAMPBELL CYNTIIIA CAMPBELL DOUGLAS CAMPBELL VICKI CAMPBELL JAMES CAMPESE E if x 4, x QI! 1 I . LLP ' ' ,, V: f wi vi I ',i' ' 'git , I 'ff' R f 'Q A K . I- , -... A -. . if xp A I ' ' ' C A Y. ,mf ffl, , V X V VV VVVV, ,, N A 1 A ff xl A V' If 'I N Q A 'D ,Y ' f fx 6 0. ,A , , A Ly , ' 1 ' TERRY CLINE KIMBERLY COCKFIELD ROGER COOK TYRONE COOK YALERIE COOK TERRI CORCORAN DONITA CORSETTI DIANNA COX TIM COX SHAWN COZART DAVID CRAVVFORD LARRY CREES CINDY CREGO LINDA CRITCHFIELD KARYN Cl'MBAY DOUGLAS CUNNINGHAM PAMELA Cl'PAC CAROL DAVIS l l .,,A M GLENN DAVIS q,, WILLIAM DAVIS A ef' ,, A , BOBBI DEAN fr. S, ' A an ROBIN DeCHELLIS - .S 4 W - A JUDYDecH1CRo AW 4, , A N KAREN DELP - 4 ' BARB DENSoN A 'A'5' AVVA L ' , DAVID DeSANZO ARTHURDeSISTO . TIMOTHYDEWHIRST W A A ' W WILLIAMDILLE , .5 , f A GLENN DILLINGER ' -11' , A X, S ' el f sf Ig ? ,V ' E,Q I '1:'Z PATTYDODSON ,gg . A We VANESSA DOMICO A ' of A A L ROSEMARY DOUDS A. A V- A A I gf A A ,. .- DAVE DOYLE 4, ' R31 ' .1 A p My EDMUND DREHER W' 8, . '-- I TRACY DUNN . - Q ,7,5 H 5 .. X J fx A Ev-f :E1 'AEE - A A ..,. A A f zia y ANTHONY DXDYNSKI J Q 4' TQ an JOE EAZER f , ', ELLEN ECRENRDAD I A W , A T 'ff PETE ECKHARDT C7 ' j ,f 5-W 1 -0 ROSANNE ECKHARDT .1 ii X ,V MICHAEL EGLISRI 2 ,A A ' ' ' , ' +- ,- 'R F T lf- f- Getting it all together, Carol really socks it to lemf' ,, ol wmv J' 3 HELEN I-ILEFTERIN TERRI ELLINWOOD FRANK EVANSON SCOTT FAIRLEY DONALD FERGUSON JOHN FERRARIO gb X fl 1 I H! Ar Um! At some moments, everyone seems to need a Pam loses herself in her interpretation of 'KEpitaph. pencil. Sophomoresw-151 A2 42 f 6 X 1 ' 19 wh 2? Q W JM L, A, W, - f W f QQ K ' ffl? f V ,, 'ff- L 1, F Ez W 23 lif ' V A A ff-- 1, 'f' v is-:I I DONNA FIELDS EUGENE FINCH MIKE FLAHERTY DAVID F LEMING DEBORAH FORBES STEVEN FRANTZ DEBORAH FRAZIER FRED FREED TIM FRUM KAREN FULLUM ROSEMARY GASPER WILLIAM GASPER JAMES GASSER JULIE GERARD PAM GERARD ZACK GIBBS BECKY GIBSON DARRYL GIBSON 152 SHAWN GILL SUE GINAND JAY GOLDBERG RON GOSSARD DONALD GRAHAM ALAN GRANT VINCENT GRANT GARY GREENE LEE GREENE JANET GREER ROBERT GRIMES 10131 GRIMM FELIX GUILFORD CYNTHIA GUTHERIE MARIEN GUZZETTI RO SEMARY HALL VIRGINIA HALLIGAN CAROL HALLMARK Cheering or listening, B.F.H.S. fans support their Tigers all the wa 'W W- aa' r I G, y. ,iv 1. , H --., ' V- , 4,5 4 V. ,,', - , 1 . A 4. ' M , 211 V ' Z2 -,,, , My - A .A ,. , H . ,Eh 2, A, , . ' M 'V ' ' x '4 f A x 5 ,555 -, I ,J 4, f Elff fi ,1i'ii'i'i'i 2 ' ,, l ii ' iw' 1- 1145, in f l, , Z 1 iff A 55 '1 .54 il 5 W .i At any event, including the Sophomore Party, there are those who maintain a serious outlook and those who . . . T9 DEBBIE HAMILTON KEVIN HAM MER KIM HARRIEL TOM HARRIS YVILLIAM HARRIS BRODERICK HAUSER LAMAR HEADD BILL HEADLAND DANIEL HEATON KIM HEID RHONDA HENRY LUANN HETRICK STEVE IIICCINS CHERYI. HIMES FRANK HINZMAN JOEL HODCE KEVIN HOCUE FAITH HOLLAND ffm -Prv' 5 AVTK? N 'QS I I N Q I R V-I ' N .an ,-. xI..,,Q I X, W ' ' Civ X, -Xl' 1 X s Wx? Q QW Qs' -9 mini' 1--4', 1- ,F fc ' 'A , I . . 4 K 1, .,.,E 5 I 'N 'E . , ' 1 A 'I I . -ki ' 7 J' ' ,+A JY 'B X Q -A N in .. 1, .Q ft- E -I - x . .,. N sei ,ya 4' I if 'T ' S. . 5 1 rig WLM? CYNTHIA HOLOWEIKO LARRY IERARDO LARRY IZLO IRIS JACKSON RICHARD JANICKI SCOTT JANSTO TERRI JEFFRIES ANITA JOHNSON JAMES JOHNSON KIMBERLY JOHNSON ROBERT JOHNSON GENE JUSTISON LINDA KACIIINSKI CHARLES KALISH CATHY KARALIS JOSETTA KASPER JIM KENNEDY DEBBIE KING Sophomore-s-153 DIANA KING ANTHONY KIRKLAND ' I - ROBERT KISLOCK 1 We've got the sophomores waking up, waking A ,.-me ,. EDWARD KOZORA I I, , ffk FRANK KRAVVCHYK KATHY KUSNERIK f af 4-'Q' 49 . ,,,. V Km' HI ,H I, gm , I 5 A A., , Z 3 I, Cf? up...? ,., 0 X if ,, 5' l' Z Z , Ti ,f M ,Lf I W - 3 , W, 'f ELIZABETH LACK JOYCE LEE THERESA LEFTWICH KIMBERLY LIEHCERER CHRISTINE LEWCHENKO CHRISTOPHER LEWCHENKO LESLIE LIBERTO DESIREE LINDSAY BILL LITTELL KATHLEEN LITTLE PEGGY LOFTUS VERA LOHRY FRANK LONNETT BARB LOPEZ ROCHELLE LORENZ COLIN LOUCEE MICHELLE LOUGHNER RONALD LUPO CONCETTA MANNA ROBERT MANCINI llri PAM MAN NARINO H RICHARD MANZETTI , - , NANCY MARCH V 7' RICHARD MARCHAK X I 4. RON MARCHAK jIiRRY xmmx KE MARY MARTELLA M DICLORES MARTIN FRANK MASSA Tmoxrz MASSEY me 1 lx JOHN MATHESVS ROBERT MATKAN ' ROBERT MATTOCKS , DIANA MCCALL ' if PAUL MCCORMICK - , . PAULA McCUTCHEON 4 M. 45 Q41 , ' 7 f ,R 6: I I f OCOOO, I li W L V 3' M' 57 ..-no ,ii ,Q .1 ,f i if in . 1 1' , ,fx I f A A 1 I F' ,Q H, , M A s z' W 24 F I C4 i Q 1 X z - 'A . - I , -Aj I , '? X- I I f ilm Wk 1 ' V 3 i ' . A 3 .R K , , A Roi' xiccirrcznxox ' ' I I CA'I'IIYMcDANIEL - ,, -H - A lf' Q' MARK xn51J1.1N A , gg J ,Q ,A 1,oR1 mcxulcirxo 4 ... B BRT11 xnsrinixi' I W I 1 f ' , if CARR114: MICTIIENY I I 5 ' A is at Q-fi .Q-1 F9 One ofthe two yearly hus drills gives students an opportunity to get a hrcath of fresh air. BARBARA MILLER DENNIS MILLER MARK MILLER gf: MICHAEL MILXES ' FRANK MILOSZENVSKI 'K' 'X gp BILL MIXTIER A few students add those final touches before classes are dismissed to the auditori um. Sophomores- I 55 dmv I S? A A , , 2 s 'Q av A I . A as ,Q ' RICHARD NESNIITH F I - if I ROGER NICHTINCALE ' LOUIS NOCERA ' ' JI'NITA NORTON '- f l JARIIQS ORON -as 4 I DOROTHY OMOCROSSO ' I g g in A I! TIIERESA OMOCROSSO gy RICHARD ORLOWSKI ROBERT ORLOYYSKI SAM PACANI SCOTT PALMER KENNY PANDER Y, If 5 ,, ' Q- i f A i Q I S, . IIII ,, X IIII - H--I ,zzzg . A : ' In ..., 1. f f 1 ' SA A if I fb X V X lr QSM' A i II IA IIII A ISI IIA SRRRRR I,h -mf' A TT A .M V I A -as-f ,JI I' 5 x 5543 if ,gk ,wx I Ng 3 JACK MINTIER DALE MITCHELL ED NIOBLEY STEVE MODRO PAULA MONZA DIANE MOON JO ANN MOORE TIM MOORE JACK MORACK CARY MUSSEY JOSEPH NALESNIK RALPII NARDELLI MARY ANN NARDONE NICHOLAS NARDONE ROBIN NEALY RAYMOND NELLE STEVEN NELLE JAY NEMETII A VY.- ,..,.. A JA: ,S Q. z A Q V Q uuq 5 T' H, D Q 6 I I f v I X 1 - . ' 'I' J I I I II - A . .. A CCCI W wig I A A 'Q' is K' - li' A Q51 af -2? 614 ..- ' C5 ' s A ., QE 5 A I . I 'iff' f' A V45 u' ? H s if .AI .- -.4 I N II, 5 AXP ' N I TERRY PARKER JOHNETTA PASTICUR ROBERT PATSY DONALD PATTERSON GENE PATTERSON DAWN PEGC VICTORIA PI-JN sm' PATRICK PETTI SARAH PIIILI,II's WVILLIAM PIIII.I,II-s JOE PIERI SHARON PIIQRI NANCY PINKERTON ANCELO PISANO CHARLES PIURI AESTINE PLANOS VIOLET POE ALEX POPE BARBARA POWELL N X is If DIANE PRENCE A R 5 CYNTHIA PRICE if Q ROXANNE PRICE -1 ' MARK PRIMERANO ggi, 33, Q., A DONNAPRITCHARD R ' P' ALEXANDER PUCH MARK PURVIANCE BRENT RACLE JOHN RAE CONNIE REDA vi WILLIAM REED ,M CEE f I 'lg' ,I 4 JOYCE REEHER RONALD REEHER CINDY RHODES BOB RICHARDSON Q JAMES RICKARD X S -we- LISA ROBINSON '3' S 1 I CC'lI b KIL, E gt ..': ff A N I M ,,1, , DIANE ROBISON ' 1 3 ' A I ALO HARRY ROMICH f AIN .V - MARYELLEN ROMICH J ,Q 'R IIOLLYROUSH , 2 TERRIROI' F , NIARYI,OL'ISERl'SSELI. X, 3 Q, C Q, 4., ,Nl V jx 'A 5 IIMRYCZ x K XXX :E 'C his ' 1' N AK, A Q, A y A PATTY SABOL CARY SARVER SANDRA SCHOOLEY CAROL SCOTT MARK SCOTT SOPHOMORE PEECH CO TE T A MR , , Qs. -. :wA+Af.'Q' 594 3512 X P -M S 12 -.R-4. Y- gmmigzgwgisgigiw miyii ' :sl 2- ' 5, ., 'ni' 5 I f v ...1 -if 53WEiF551 glaidfifpl - 1:29 - 1555 : ' Ruh r' if-iii .X i I A' A EI-E A A-felf iq R - fw- HQ: IJQ X: 1' ,.- - I - O PM A A A Ri? . A - is ' AF ::wRwsS1fQfg?tgRB was U M . - . - fgifi-fiPsvgfnsaaw-R zzzfsj jg, - . A R .5-wswfxsg-eff-ifnigga 35551 R A f f .lf . Qs ' f1fvs1-.sffgf I- i if if Ls, - . .Raef :md .'- KERRIE BARN HART First Place CARRIE METHENY SHEREE WHITE Mistress of Ceremonies Second Place Sophomores-157 V A,,, - ' f- WI A -5' , Zyyi I e l -fi fy .4 f 3' f 'W 'fha ' f5:Z2.,!. V 5 - vi wif' 3 Q ,V,,VZ,Z, . ,Q My. gg J 4 f f LL. , I J . fe f , I :W 4 1 . I' Z,L A . id ' W ..,, . 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JOHN VVILLIAM STANYARD DENNY STEAR STEVE STEFURA THEODORE STRATHMAN GARY STROBEI. RICH STUBLER v , I ., YA J r ,f A ' K I ' -L m e 12 ' .an 9 P DONNA TRPUTEC NADINE TURCONI +121 SUSAN VANDENBERG MICHAEL VEON TOM VIGOSKY DAYNE WACHTER 3 . vi A ff 1 ,fs 04 g v .A f I ' ' A n. ff g RP ,, ' K 5 1 if f EA , 11 S K VERONICA WACHTER J, I I fl MIKE WAGNER I , ' TOM WACNER - 1 A Y 1 , JERRY WALKER Q f WILLIAM WALKER I J LORRAINE WASHINCTOI- X VVLWVA R.. I 4 ,,,I S, ,' M X , V A ' A 1' LIILII 'ILI 'LIR I I CHRIS WATSON an ' I A DIANE WATSON j A ,S , 'I-.. X TIMOTHY WATSON in , If A I ,sf ' I, -S I-' RAY WEATHERLY LLLO I E ,T 0 ARALA , -I ,5 RICHARD WEATHERLY I ' I If CANDYWEBB , I' I A S 1 V ff' ,, , Y ' f I, ,f YR v A A 'C 2.! f'S ff CEDRIC WECKERLY RUSSEL WELSH ROBERTA WHISNANT 55 FLORA WHITE 1- J JERI WHITE M I J .,,,.' SHEREE WHITE ,, KEVIN WILEY DONNA VVOODS TOM WOOLEY JIM WORD .YL RAY YOHO TERRYYORNS Sophomores not pictured: VICKI AMBROSE NANCY BAKER SIIARON BERRY BILL BREVVER DONNA BROOMFIELD TAMARA BROWN RICHARD CHAMBERS RUTH COLE JANICE DeLORENZO PAUL DONAVICH LUCILLE ESOLDO ,..4 PHIL CIRARD DIANE GOLNIK MARY COLNIK DIRINDA HARRIS DOUGLAS HRESHO ED JARVIS KATIIY JARVIS KEN JARVIS VIRGINIA JOHNSTON ROSALYN JONES TONI KENESIK BRENDA YOUNG CINDY YURICHA JAY ZDUNEK ANDREW ZOPPETTI YVALT LEAVEN S LARRY LINDSAY KAREN LIVINGSTON GRANT LYONS SUSAN McGOWAN LEE MITCHELL REGINA ORAVITZ DON QUETOT LINDA RAISLEY CARL RISER PERRY ROSS IRENE SEDGYVICK CHARLES SNOWDEN JACK STEVVART ALBERT STUART GARY TALLON VIRGINIA USBALACKER ETHEL WALLACE JUDY WALLACE THOMAS WATSON DAVID WINTERS GEORGE WISE Sophomores 159 WW, I l QM? ! idk, 1, -Vw , , ,1 wwf? , V'1'ff z+--W,,,.,. A k 'KQHSPQ' '5 , 7 fw '1l,Q,, - m -1 K z Q ik an' g va? j WW 4 , mf, if 415 'fffw ,W Mix if ,4 A f' 'N' 54 , 3 :F o ? an TIGER . 6 CHERIE COGLIATI Typist V? BILL MARSH Editor EVANNE PLOSINSKI Typist ui b' 'T' i . PATTY RAINES BUNNY HAMMER ROBIN BARNHART Typist Music Editor Sales Manager FF f' PETE ANDINO Boys' Sports Editor JANICE LEIDIGH Assistant Edltor A KATHY LEE Q Aw, Girls' Sports Editor i 4 ,. 'I 4 'wi 1 7 -M-hmm wwf? KATHY BURKE DEBBIE FELICE DONNA NOCERA Assistant Art Editors Art Editor Staff-163 PHOTUGR PHER ,JI ,Zi f .3 E . elif f . 5 . 2 E ROB ASSINI MABCY ATTISANO BABB FABYANIC ANN FOX CINDY STROBEL v 5 First Row: M. Attisano, S. Fatula, B. Dwyer, D. Felice, R. Bamhart,M. Howard. Second Row: M. Cary, K. Burke, R. Lorenz, S. Ceiser, 1. Leidigh, S. Palmer. Third Row: B. Headland, B. Assini, C. Weaver, B. Marsh, M. Thompson, 1. Beagle. I. WRITER w 4 IM SUE CEISER AMY KREBS DEBBI SAKULSKY 'eve' I 'W an PATTY 10 TAPP MARY THOMPSON SUE TKACIK LE ME First Row: L. Best, K. Lee, S. Reed, I. Grimm, E. Plosinsld, C. Cogliati. Second Row: A. Fox, B. Hammer, L. Cunning- ham, S. Tkacik, L. Marx, D. Sakulsky, L. Latagliata, C. Homacek. Third Row: j. Vetter, M. Oros, D. Snyder, C. Reda, R. Douds, C. Metheney, C. Yurcha, T. Tita. Staff-165 TION LHO UR SGCIETY First Row: C. Weaver, C. Ondocsin. 1. Carso. L. Cunningham. B. Wall, K. Weher, D. Householder. C. Menges. S. Seaman. Scconcl How: C. VVeir. A. Fox, T. Dever. M. Thompson. R. Raines, K. Skiha, I. Leicligh. E. Plosinski. A. Scliraf. D. Huffman. Tllircl llow: S. Bennett. P. Andino. L. Corbin. R. Rahsman. B. Marsh. I. Pournaras, T. Reed. C. Troyanowski, D. Hicks. First Row: I. Kulakowski, L. Best, M. Figley, S. Coughanour. S. Fatula. W. Blackburn, C. Cogliati, P. Mahosky, P. Bender. S. Bertagna, M. Attisano, C. Kirkpatrick. Second Row: C. Kast, M. De-lulius. V. Fetter. K. Karczewski. Iimert, D. Finney, P. Boyle. C. Ilornaeck. C. Campbell, NI. Gioffre. C. Manga-rie.j. Hinds. S. Emrick.Tl1ircl Row: C. Carter. B. Cohen. D. Kane. j. Burger. N1.Caminite. B. Kineski. D. Cellini. N. Colella. First Bow' L. Silipigni. C. Boyer, S. Reed. C. Mills. C. Miller. Nl. Phillips. C. Sedney. Means. L. Wetzcl, -I. Vetter. L. Aesehhacher. C. Strobel. Sm-oncl Ron: K. Lee. K.W'achter. P. Reynolds. NI. Book. L. Nlarx. B. McKenzie. S. Sipple. Nl. Bittleman. C. Swogger. D. Suders. K. Sommars. Thircl lion : V. Papas. NI. Silverman. T. Ryder. T. Podbielski. C. Palka. NI. W'urzel. S. Tkacik. C. Nlills, Nl. Tress, R. Rhodes. C. Aley. ILL N SCROLL 5 S. First Row: K. Firth, M. K. Zirot. L. Silipigni, A. Krebs, S. Reed. Second Row: j. Burger, D. Dillan. M. Thompson, S. Ceiser. F. Ursida, Mr. WV. Kness. Third Row: D. Hicks, D. Cellini, M. Tress, B. YVogan, C. NVeir. TICE is c ,I ...F S .L .Li f- A .kk, - . -- B. VVogan, D. Hicks. TICE RO First Him: K. Shellfsnhcrgcr. NI. Thompson. K. Firth. B. Fahyanic, C. Weir. Second Row: S. Reed. C. Ross, A. Krebs. S. Crau. B. Mc- Carry, D. Baldus. Third How: R. Delulius, D. Dillan. P. Tapp,j. Kuhn. Mr. Kness. Activities-167 First Row: D. Kraly, M. Zirol, C. Simoni, L. Silipigni. Second Row: I. Burger. D. ' Sakulsky. C. George, S. Ceiser. Mr. Kness. Third How: D. Cellini. Nl. Tress, TDET First Row: 1. Marinke, I. Poumaras, C. Palka. C. Midon. T. Ryder, C. Ondocsin, C. George, A. Ammon, L. Dolph, B. Hammer, S. Hamilton, M. Dejulius. Second Row: K. Hogue, A. DeSisto, V. Binder, T. Tita, S. Pettler. G. Alberti, S. White, G. jackson, M. Metheny, T, Ellinwood, F. Massa. Third Row: T. Moore. M. Hammer, P. Knobloch, R. Assini, K. Cumhay. D. Prence, L. Robinson, R. Shelar, C. McDanel, R. Douds. A. Guzzetti, S. Nlinnitte. P. Eckhardt. Ifourth Ron: Mr. Holt. S. Blontani, j. Glover, L. Inman, A. Wagner. M. Phillips, L. Thomas. C. Smith. NI. Doccho, G. Davis, NI. Casciato, K. Sciarro, S. Tkacik. j. Goldhe-rg,j. Snyder. B . B . S . First Row: M. DeSimone, K. Lee, B. Fabyanic, K. Shellenberger, R. Morris, V. Pensy, D. Felice, K. Karczewski. Second Row: C. Greco, M. Short, K. Firth, M. Silverman, T. Surgalski, 1. Flore, A. Pope. G. Coogler. Third Row: Miss Selhy, S. Blake, 1. Marinke, R. Stubler, L. Fabrizi, S. Minnitte. D. Chudicek. 168 2,7 ,MDMA First Row: Denise Snyder, Secretary, Mary Kay Zirot, Treasurer. Second Row: Tim Reed, President, Glenda Davis, Vice President. COUNCIL , First Row: P. Tapp, K. Shellenberger, A. Volk. M. Zirot, T. Reed fPres.b, L. Latagliata, A. Lawson, S. Moore, L. Silipigni, D. Finney. C. Rogers, W. Blackbum. Second Row: N. Colella, B. Crutcher. L. Cunningham, D. Huffman. M. Evanson, D. Nocera, P. Casey, S. Bacic, R. Agostinelli, D. Androla. D. james. 1. Leidigh, L. Nelson. Third Row: B. Dunlap, M. Flanigan, M. Caminite. 1. Burger, B. Marsh, T. Franchi. D. Cellini, M. Clover, 1. Piccinini. 1. Carso. C. Simoni. C. Troyanowski, S. Emrick. Fourth Row: J. Graham. T. Matuski. K. jasper. P. Andino. D. Hicks. D. Washington, R. Harsh. T. DeRose. K. Firth. M. Thompson. C. WVeir, T. D'Achille. R. Beegle. First Row: A. Volk, B. Hammer, L. Latagliati, K. Shellenberger, P. Tapp. Second Row: D. Washington, M. Caminite, P. Andino, K.1asper,j. Poumaras. .Q Fabrizi, D. Chudicek. Activities-169 4 Q First Row: D. Quetot, R. Rhodes, I. Graham. I. Lokey. S. Minnitte. Second Row: D. Tim. P. McCormick, T. johnson. L. First Row: P. Mahosky, E. Plosinski, D. Kasparek, C. Weaver, S. Emrick, P. Kofalt, 1. Engle, I. Ross, S. Futula, C. Landman, C. Rader. Second Row: N. Sudar, B. Sabol, L. McFarland, S. Borkovich, M. Mangelli, C. Lohry, K. Skiba, I. Emert, N. Cosnell, 1. Norton, C. Strobel, L. Aeschbacher, 1. Little. Third Row: L. Gillespie, P. Cupac, D. Chiappetta, M. Coliani, K. Campbell, D. Irwin, I. Papparelli, P. Sabol, C. Holoweiko, C. Campbell, J. DeChicko, P. Loftus, D. Woods. Fourth Row: T. Dever, M. Rittlemann, P. Raines, K. Wachter, S. Kusnerik, C. Mills, M. Dejulius, C. Cogliati, B. Marshall, K. Weber, C. Ridenour, F. Stuart, D. Wachter. Fifth Row: D. Drachinsky, D. McMurdy, C. Mills, P. Bender, I. Orlowski, D. McCutcheon, P. Reynolds, K. Shellenberger, M. Thompson, D. Carbone, Mrs. Butera. HLY First Row: S. Thellman, T. Franchi, S. Pettler, C. Alberti, A. Filauri, J. Majcher, C. Brooks. Second Row T. Moore, I. Clover, D. Casey, B. Pulcini, S. Mason, M. jackson, B. Williams. Third Row: Mr. Salvadori, C. Fomey, S. Higgins, T. Hyman, B. Spagnola, A. Kirkland, E. Dreher. Fourth Row: S. Pietrandria, B. Assini, I LuKash, I. Shaffer, 1. Kairis, T. DeRose, D. Washington, I. Alford. 170 KEY CLUB First Row: D. Miller, E. Holcomb, B. Neidbala, M. Flanigan, S. Pettler, D. Patterson, C. Casciato, D. Konchan, M. Matheny, C. Lawrence, D. De- Angelis. Second Row: R. Beegle, S. Nelle, C. Farkas, T. Matuski, B. Schroeder, D. Patterson, I. Planos, T. 0,Rourke, G. Alberti, T. D'Achille, S. Ortinberg. Third Row: M. Stuart, R. Klugh, D. Cunningham, R. Rahsman, D. Frye, R. Medzuick, R. Weiss, M. Snowden, A. Kirkland, F. DeBona,1. Terracio. Fourth Row: Mr. Alleman, L. Corbin, D. Okon, A. DeSisto, I. Wickline, 1. Piccinini, C. Palka, M. DeChellis, T. Cook, L. Bricker, C. Grove, M. Seikel, D. Phillips. First Row: R. Schuler. R. Agostinelli, C. Marx. P. Casey, D. Androla, C. Smith, A. Schraf. C. Ondocsin. L. Latagliata, S. Tkacik. C. Palka. A. Lawson. S Seaman. S. Moore. W. Blackbum. Second Row: C. VVeir. S. Davidson, 1. McBride. K. Karczewski. D. Sakulsky. PJ. Tapp. I. Martin. B. Crutcher. I. Nelson. D. Stanton. I.. Cisondi, K. Blaskowitz. M. Adams, M. Phillips. Third Ron: S. Coughanour. D. Dugan. D. Finney. B. Rollins. C. Palka. C. Midon M. Matuski. C. Homacek, L. Silipigni, G. Rogers, M.K. Zirot, A. Volk. S. Aquino, A. Fox, L. Cunningham. Fourth Row: P. Miller, C. Majcher, C Sedney. 1. Leidigh. M. Attisano. M. Phillips, S. Hamilton, D. Huffman. M. Evanson,1.M. Carso. P. D'Amieo. C. Simoni, B. Hammer. Fifth Row' R Morris. R. Smith, J. Cunning. M. Borghi. R. Palmiere. I. Shuler, D. Reese. D. Machen. L. Dolph, A. Ammon, Mrs. Osman. First Row: R. Palmiere, D. Montagazzi, T. Matuski, T. Ellinwood, N. Corsi, S. Lavery. I. Borghi, S. Tkacik, S. Cadwell, C. McClain, B. McCarty. S Santelli, S. Denes, K. Mangerie. Second Row: M. Book, L. Inman, L. Thomas, A. Wagner, C. Smith, M. Docchio, j. Homacek, R. Ellinwood, B Carczewski, M. DeSisto, G. Davis, M. Casciato, M. Faller, K. Wagner, D. Ketterer. Third Row, S. Clark, L. Wetzel, R. Teapole, C. Hazen, B. Cline D. Reisinger, D. 0'Brien, S. Reed, S. Sipple, K. Sciarro, P. Knobloch, K. Cossard, S. Crau, R. Dejulius. Fourth Row: R. Whisnant, L. Taylor, L. Marx D. Manzo, 1. Macioge, P. Croston, K. Frumen, M.A. Phillips, T. Tita, D. Hamilton. V. Binder, P. Mannarino, Mrs. Holzworth. Fifth Row: K. Clark, D Martin D. Snyder, R. Douds, R. Hall, C. Scott, C. Reda, R. Eckhardt, D. Omogrosso, C. Mcdanel, W. Turconi, I. Gerard, M. Cuzzetti, J. Grimm, C Methenv. S.E. . First Row K. Skiba, K. Cumbay, D. Carbone, K. jasper. R Henry, T. Tita, R. Beightley. Second Row: L. Thomas, R DeChellis, T. DeVito, D. Stanton, K. Kusnerik, F. holland. E B. Miller, M. Silverman, Mr. Sheffield. Activities- 171 Lack. Third Row: A. Cuzzetti, K. Blaskowitz. P. Casey. D. Allen. First Row: A. Fox, L. Silipigni, G. Rogers, 1. Gallentine, J. Pournaras, T. Podbielski, R. Harsh, M. Evanson, L. Latagliata, A. Lawson, B. Burgess, D. VVashington. Second Row: C. Campbell, K. Frumen. S. Sipple. T. Dever, S. Coughanour, L. Marx, S. DeYoung, D. Nocera, K. Lamb, 1. Koban. K. Gossard. S. Grau, NI. Casciato, I. Leiherman. Third Row: T. Reed. L. Anderson, C. Mills, A. Wagner, S. Tkacik, L. Thomas. NI. Borghi. S. Davidson. L. Dolph, 1. Emert, P. Miller. D. Hayward, I. Means. 1. Vetter. T. Tallman. Fourth Row: R. Smith, T. Rairley, T. Surgalski. S. Ortinberg, S. Pettler, G. Alberti, S. Thellman, K. Cumbay. L. Robinson. D. Prence, K. Kelly, I. Little, C. Strobel. Fifth Row: Mr. Green, M. Thellman, M. Karczewski, J. Poumaras. S. Nardone,-I. VanKirk, D. Casey, I. Fencil, E. Bozic, Mr. Salvadori. B BIOLOGY First Row: T. Omogrosso, M. Lavery, G. Palka, D. Snyder, C. Metheny, D. Pegg, R. Henry. Second Row: j. Altsman, I. Williams, R. Tallon, K. Karczewski, M. Short, M. Thompson, P. Loftus, C. Holoweiko, E. Lack. Third Row: F. Lonnett, R. ll Eclchardt, L. Borghi, S. Fairley, J. Carr, B. Davis, N. Nardone, C. Campbell, J. DeChicko, K. Burke, F. Freed. Fourth Row: Mr. Sheffield, G. Mussey, B. Matkan, M. Cary, T. Casey, T. Dewhirst, F. Mussey, S. Memeth, L. Venezie, P. Kofalt, B. Lopez, I. Grimm, R. Balmer. Silverman, N. Colella. 172 First Row: D. Kane, V. Papas, L. Cunningham, P. Andino, B. Cohen. Second Row: Mr. Palumbo, G. Troyanowski, 1. Kairis, M. Caminite, N. Tita, J. Burger, B. Marsh, M. First Row: S. Coughanour, M. Thompson, B. Fabyanic, A. Wagner, I. Vetter, C. Troyanowsld, K. Shellenberger, T. Rider, C. Smith, M. Book, j. Caracter R. Morris, S. Blake, L. Dolph, P. Tapp. Second Row: D. Salculsky, K. jasper, D. Baldus. R. Dwyer, C. Kast, C. Menges, J. Kulakowski, A. Fox, C. Weir,j Pietro, K. Firth, M. Caminite, L.Cunningham, D. Hayward, 1. Means, A. Ammon. Third Row: S. Reed, D. Modro, T. Reed, R. Rahsman, A. Modro, B McCarry, J. Borghi, S. Tkacilc, L. Thomas, S. Crau, M. Oros, L. Inman, K. Somers, D. Felice, B. Hammer, C. Simoni. Fourth Row: B. Rollins, M Attisano, K. Majcher, C. Sedney, S. Pettler, S. Lavery, P. Kofalt, D. Kasparek, M. Phillips, R. Dejulius, S. Sipple, S. Davidson, 1. Leidigh, D. Cellini Fifth Row: P. Miller, R. Smith, R. Price, 1. Altzman, R. Balmer, S. Dugina, S. Fatula, C. Atkinson, A. Beightley, R. Henry, R. Bamhart, S. Palmer, A Cuzzetti, T. johnson, Mr. Dunfee. RT First Row: S. Brickner, A. Underwood, R. Schuller. C. Rogers, C. Midon, K. Karczewslci, J. Callentine, E. Plosinski, D. Felice, M. Frantz. Second Row: S. Harn, S. Morale, C. jackson. N. March. D. Nocera, 1. McBride. A. Campagna, C. Manna, P. Tapp. Third Row: D. McBride, K. Coosby, 1. Aiken, I. Vemer, L. Nelson, O. Creach, L. Nelson. Fourth Row: K. Lane, R. Nahal, L. Weatherly, R. Lupo, B. Orlowslci, R. Stubeler, W. Latell, B. Harris. . First Row: Miss Kronk, C. Rader, D. Reese, R. Colaianni, P. D'Amico, M. Phillips, S. Aquino, D. Finney, B. Rollins, P. Bender, S. Mason, I. Martin, j. Singleton, K. Guildford, M. Colianni. Second Row: R. Ellinwood, C. Davis, K. Poe, I. Albright. D. Dugan, P. Verzella, I. Shuler, N. Sudar, C. Miller, J. Coehring, C. Mills, P. Raines, V. Carter, L. Goosby, D. Williams, A. Bathgate, C. Swagger. Third Row: S. Rocker, R. Teapole, B. Sabol, I. Agudio, S. Seidler, 1. Thompson, V. Barber, D. McMurdy, V. Himes, I. Ross, P. Mahoslcy, D. Chiappetta, D. Kasparelc, T. Agnew, C. Ridenour. Fifth Row: M. Mangelli, K. McKenzie, D. Sudars, J. Macioge, M.A. Phillips, C. McClain, S. Cadwell, K. Mangerie, T. Tita. P. Casey. K. Cumbay, B. Chatlos, M. Romigh, L. Wetzel, P. Rohm, M. Podbielsld. Activities-173 FRENCH First Row: I. Douds, C. Cogliati, D. Sakulsky, A. Volk, K. Weber, I. Leidigh, K. Sommers, R. Palmiere, C. Weir, Miss Starr. Second Row: I Williams, J. Fenario, S. Kusnerik, K. Hollein, M. Book, C. Smith, M. Crognale, M. Faller, K. Wagner, K. Lee, L. Aeschbacker. Third Row: T Wooley, B. Marshall, M. Wurzel, J. Hinds, A. Denson, I. Book, C. McDanel, N. Turconi, P. Gerard, D. Smith, M.L. Russell. F SPANISH First Row: B. Lopez, C. Karalis, N. Pinkerton, J. White, M. Short, S. Cozart. S I HIV First Row: I. Kuhn, A. Fox, P. Andino, D. Hicks, L. Silipigni, S. Seaman, P. Thompson. Second Row: I. Piccinini, B. Carczewski, B. Keneski, D. Oravitz, 1. Borghi, S. Tkacik, M. Attisano, C. Strobel. Third Row: L. Corbin, D. Noble, M. Carso, S. Nardone, P. Reynolds,I. Planos, Mr. Evans. 174 Second Row: J. Campese, D. Doyle, M. KI First Row: D. Ferrigno, C. Hazen, K. Frumen, R. Dwyer, D. Noble, L. Rose, J. Marinke. C. Weir, L. Thomas, S. Santelli, T. Ryder, G. Troyanowski. Second Row: B. Spagnola, J. Graham, D. Modro, G. Sallade, C. Kast, C. Menges, I. Kulakowsld. S. Coughanour, S. DeYoung, K. Shellenberger, A. VVagner. T. Tallman. R. Palmiere. Third Row: S. Minnetti, M. Phillips. S. McDonald, J. Lieberman, T. Franchi, A. Fox, R. Smith, P. Miller, I. Book, P. Gerard. T. Dunn, K. Sciarro, D. Finney, M. Laskowslci, B. Rollins, D. Mastrogiuseppe. Fourth Row: D. Jennings, S. Hamilton, C. Hallmark, T. Reed, R. Rahsman, M, Attisano, C. Sedney, C. Majcher, 1. Lokey, D. 0,Brien, J. Stulac,1. Willard. B. Cline, D. Young, Mr. Dunfee. TIO THE PI First Row: G. Simoni, M. Howard, A. Kincade. Second Row: B. Charles, D. Frantz, S. Reed, S. Geiser. Third Row: M. Caminite, Mrs. M. Headland, G. Farkas. DRA First Row: P. Dodson, S. Tates, T. Cox, S. Robinson, G. jackson, D. Cunning- ham, M. Nardone, T. Tita, L. Robinson, L. Latagliata. Second Row: S. Reed, V. Lohry, K. Leihgeber, C. Webb, C. Novak, I. Goldberg, T. jackson, V. Campbell, P. Colisimo, C. Yuricha, B. McGarry, D. Forbes, C. Guthrie. Third Row: Mrs. M. Headland. J. Aiken, Y. Halligan, D. Baldus, S. jansto, K. Firth, F. Holland, A. Ferguson, L. Bevivino, K. Antoniazzi, A. johnson, I. Marinke. Fourth Row: B. Miller, S. Modro, T. johnson, S. Frantz, B. Orlowski, C. Cline, S. Bacic, G. Farkas, M. Phillips, 1. Thompson, V. Barber, R. Stubler, S. Nelle,I. Snedeker. Activities-175 First Row: C. Midon, D. Sakulslcy, M. Thompson, T. Franchi tPres.l, B. Keneski, M. Short, R. Fullum, M. Zirot, D. Huffman, S. Seaman. Second Row: D. Baldus, L. Silipigni, P. Reynolds, I. Koban, I. C-allentine, M. DeSimone, K. Karczewski, C. George, P. Tapp, M. Attisano, L. Cunningham. Third Row: M. Wurzel, N. Yovich, K. Weber, B. Wall, M. Rittlemann, P. Raines, M. Silverman, S. Lavery, R. lhhsman, B. Cohen, C. Weir. Fourth Row: L. Lutton, I. Burger, M. Caminite, T. Ryder, N. Colella, G. Palka, R. Tallon, B. Neininger, Mrs. Barber. HE LTH CAREERS First Row: M. Seman, K. Kelly, C. Mills, M. Dejulius, D. Krachinsky, S. Wade, S. Harris, C. Veitz. Second Row: L. Brown, 0. Nesmith, V. Pettegrew, L. Langer, T. McCrobie, L. Aesch- bacher, R. Dejulius, M. Book. Third Row: Mrs. Aikens, M. WVurzel, S. Kusnerik, K. WVachter, K. Weber, B. Wall, D. Pilchard, C. Campbell, L. Anderson. Fourth Row: B. Nesmith, V. Ambrose, T. Ammon, K. Lougee, S. Keeton, A. Lawson, S. Moore. First Row: I. Vetter, I. Means, B. Dunlap, M. Pribanich, D. Blum. Second Row: D. Allen, D. Dillan, K. Burke, M. Oros, N. Yovich, D. Hay- ward, S. Cupac. Third Row: R. Lupo, C. Moore, K.1asper, A. Pope, P. Rohm, Mr. Trgovac. First Row: C. Weaver, I.M. Carso, D. Baldus, B. Cleary, I. Snyder, L. Bisbee, M. Stewart, P. Casey, D. Stanton, M. Laskowski, j. Stulac, M. Lavery, D. Modro, F. Pisano. Second Row: C. Mangerie, A. Ferguson, L. Uslenghi, M. Pagani, G. Lawrence, M. Adams, M. Matus- zewski, L. Lutton, K. Sheridan, M.K. Zirot, I. Piccinini, K. Karczewski, R. Tallon, R. Rahsman, T. Martin. Third Row: C. Lamb, B. Sher- rill, C. Marx, S. Seaman, M. DeSimone, R. Agostinelli, D. Androla, 1. Gisondi, R. Klugh, R. Dwyer, I. Kulakowski, C. Kast, C. Menges, D. Ferrigno, C. Kirkpatrick, M. Fazenbaker. Fourth Row: D. Mastrogiuseppe, T. DeLuca, D. Okon, D. Noble, I. Marinke, C. joy, I. Greene, R. Medziuch, E. White, L. Bricker, 1. Cupac, D. McBride, C. Cogliati, S. Mason, M. Rittlemann. Fifth Row: A. Crawford, D. Frye, 1. Majcher, P. Thompson, I. Koban, C. Landman, D. Fry, M. Benko, S. Greig, R. Powell, P. Raines, M. Dejulius, G. Mills, Mr. Zaluski. First Row: D. Heaton, I. Nemeth, A. DeSisto, 1. Wickline, 1. Snyder, I. Homacek, M. DeSisto, S. Lavery, L. Gillespie, A. Zoppetti, R. Nightingale C. Grove. Second Row: J. Heaton, I. Rickard, D. Crawford, R. Marchek, K. Mangerie, T. Tita, B. Metheny, D. Hamilton, C. Metheny, D. McMurdyZ R. Cook, C. Lougee, P. Murphy. Third Row: P. Tress, T. Raybuck, B. Fenchel, R. Stubler, B. Littell, D. Manzo, C. Yuricha, M. Guzzetti, L. Hetrick, C. Himes, R. Welsh, L. Nocera, R. Reeher. Fourth Row: M. Medlin, 1. Yurshia, I. Rae, 1. Gasser, B. Mattocks, 1. Word, T. Timko, I. Lukash, S. Pietrandrea, I. Zdunek, T. Wooley, G. Woodward, L. Pander. Fifth Row: Mr. Tumbull, K. Gasser, P. Crawford, S. Wagner, K. Pander, P. Zurynslci, F. Krawchyk, T. Watson, D. Young, D. Tita, S. Martini. FRO- MERICAN ......i- . ,. . ,, , 17, K. Clark, M. Short, E. Barrett, D. james. Activities- l 77 First Row: L. Taylor, V. Cook, C. Tisdale, PJ. Tapp, G. jackson, R. Fullum, B. Crutcher. Second Row: D. Moon, I. jackson, I. Singleton, K. Cockfield, L. Brown, K. Ha1Tiel, C. Scott, S. Clark, Mrs. Potter. Third Row: D. Lindsay, P. Thomas, G. Coogler, I. Tisdale, E. Anderson, First Row: K. Delp, R. Mon'is, S. Blake, S. Reed, W. Blackbum. C. Weir, K. Gossard, A. Volk, R. Casper, T. Corcoran, 1. Engle, L. Cunningham, L. Robinson, T. Tita. Second Row: M. Russel, S. Nemeth, I. Woolcy, P. Dodson, D. Fields, S. Tate, D. Ketterer, P. Knobloch, M. Casciato, R. Wachter, P. Cupac, R. Cole, D. Barto. M. Burgess, D. Carbone. Third Row: V. Pensy, D. Noble. L. Rose, K. Dunbar, R. Smith, T. Dunn, P. Gerard, C. Hallmark, P. Mannarino, V. Campbell, M. Nardone, K. Cumbay. D. Prence. R. Neely, j. DeChicko. Fourth Row: T. Tamaino, C. Tisdale, T. Omogrosso, C. Scott, A. VVagner, K. Harriel. K. Clark. V. Cook. C. Cook, P. Thomas, R. Lorenz. P. NIcCutcheon. Mrs. VValton. Fifth Ron: L. McFarland, P. Kofalt, M. Cuzzetti, D. Pegg, K. Leihgeber, T. Ellinwood. N. Turconi. I. Grimm. C. Nletheny. L. Hetrick. V. Sydlik. P. Loftus, D. WVoods, K. Clerici. Sixth Row: D. Sugar, D. Martin. C. Baldwin, K. Fullum. C. NIcDanel. R. Eckhardt, C. Rcda, D. Snyder. R. Douds, D. Omogrosso. A. Allison. C. Price, B. Cartwright, C. Campbell. Esau-M First Row: Mr. Bruno, C. Palka, I. Character, T. D'Achille, M. Seikel, F. Pisano. Second Row: I. Leiberman, L. Bricker, I. Kuhn, M. Stevens, T. Podbielski, 1. Piccinini, M. Stewart, R. Klugh, F. DeBona. Third Row: M. Chiodo, D. Kane, I. Douds, R. Beegle, I. Terracio, R. Harsh, T. Cook, M. DeChellis. ' TABLE TENN First Row: R. Aquino, L. Cunningham, A. Wagner, D. Sakulsky, 1. Burger, A. Green, M. Caminite, R. Neidorfer. Second Row: H. Yellock, R. Weatherly, L. Thomas, 1. Ross, S. Coughanour, S. DeYoung, M. Faller, A. Cuzzetti. Third Row: Mr. Beighey, S. Mason, I. Douds, S. Bertagna, R. Assini, D. McMurdy, I. Cuman, B. Guman, R. YOURS- 5.41 178 First Row: R. Morris, S. Blake, K. Skiba, D. Stanton, D. Androla, R. Agostinelli, A. Ammon, J. Burger, B. Hammer, M. Caminite, L. Cunningham, M. Phillips, C. Marx, M. Matusld, L. Lutton, T. D'Achille. Second Row: S. Seidler, K. Firth, M. Pagani, R. Duncan, I. Terracio, B. Rollins, D. Finney, S. Newman, R. Dwyer, C. Kast, C. Menges,1. Kulakowski, S. Fatula, S. Dugina, I. Pietro. Third Row: I. Aiken, R. Aquino, D. Ferrigno, G. Simoni, D. Cellini, M. Gioffre, M. DeSimone, S. Emrick, D. Woods, D. Modro, G. Sallade, C. Cogliati, S. Mason, M. Attisano. Fourth Row: 1. Butler, E. Bozic,1. Graham, L. Bisbee, S. Thellman, R. Massa, D. Frye, K. jasper, T. Reed, B. Marsh, A. Denson, T. Ryder, P. Casey, S. Bacic, I. Leidigh. Fifth Row: C. Vandenberg, R. Beegle, S. McDonald, S. McMillon, 1. Stulac, L. Borghi, G. Palka, T. Cook, L. Bricker, G. Alberti, B. Keneski, D. Kozora, A. Green, C. Majcher, Mr. Beighey. e X 1 ra 1 w-rvvmr .1 ng - - f . . - . , 1 1 First Row: C. Casciato, S. Pettler, L. Howe, U. Patterson, D. Konchan, M. Hayden, G. Lawrence, T. Tita, L. Robinson, L. Latagliata, D. Casey, E Holcomb, 1. Guzie, T. Matuski. Second Row: D. Allen, F. Pisano, C. Sedney, K. Stewart, I. Carso, I. Emert, L. Dolph,1. Douds, C. Mangerie, M. Evanson K. Trombulak, N. Gosnell, R. Gossard. Third Row: C. Rhodes, F. Evanson, I. Ferrario, A. Grant, B. Houser, V. Bryant, C. Smith, M. Docchio, V. Binder,I DeLorenzo, K. Cumbay, D. Prence, M. Nardone, M. Romigh, R. Bowman, S. Modro, Fourth Row: C. VVonner, F. Freed, 1. Mintier, M. Baker, S. Higgins D. Tita, R. Beightley, R. Henry, S. Lavery, M. Desisto, R.Dechellis, C. Gossard, K. Sommers, B. Miller. Fifth Row: j. VanKirk, F. Massa, T. Dewhirst, D Patterson. K. Hogue, A. DeSisto, I. Corbin. T. Moore, D. Fleming, B. Casper. V. Domico. B. Gibson, C. Yurisha, R. Lorenz, D. King, K. Bishop, D. Cox. ELECTRGN CS First Row: M. Baker, G. Pegg, D. Smith, M. Glover, J. Aiken, G. Dillinger. Second Row: D. Tita. R. Marchak, B. Mattocks, B. Dille, B. Mitchell, D. Quetot. D. Brickner, I. Iavens. Third Row' Mr. Alleman, G. Patterson, R. Bowman, R. McKinnis, D. Manna, I. Eazer, R. Ianicki, K. Ham, E. Romigh. Activities-179 s RAPSYCHOLOGY First Row: P. Tapp, C. Hornacek, R. Schuler, C. Midon, C. Casciato, C. Palka, D. Cellini, 1. Planos, C. Marx, S. Seaman, S. Moore, D Nocera, K. Blaskowitz. Second Row: I. Estermyer, S. Blake, J. Albright, V. McKenzie, T. Franchi, G. Alberti, T. 0'Rourke, M Flanigan, I. Pietro, M. Phillips, C. Corsuch. Third Row: A. Krebs, P. Kofalt, D. Freed, A. Filauri, R. Nahal, 1. Carso, S. Hamilton, C Sedney, C. Majcher, S. Aquino, B. Fabyanic, N. Yovich. Fourth Row: Miss Cook, I. Lukash, I. Cuman, M. Clover, L. Bricker, K. Lane D. Hicks, R. Rahsman, A. Modro, C. Palka, M. Chiodo. x WI -THE-PEACE First Row: K. Skiba, M. Phillips, P. Casey, M. Adams, D. Androla, I. Gallentine, A. Schraf, D. Washington, T. Podbielski, C. Palka, C. Homacek, D. Huffman, C. Palka, C. Ondocsin. Second Row: D. Householder, N. Yovich, R. Agostinelli, D. Stanton, M. Stewart, S. McDonald, M. Zirot, M. DeSisto, 1. Carso, S. Lavery, L. Gillespie, I. Hetrick, K. Wagner. Third Row: C. Aley, D. Class, C. Hatt, F. Ursida, S. Higgins, B. Spagnola, C. Weaver, K. Hollein, M. Cioffre, L. Thomas, S. Crau, A. Krebs, K. Lee, R. Beegle. Fourth Row: Mr. Grimm, M. Crognale, D. Cellini, D. Freed, T. Heyman, M. Hammer, T. Mitchell, C. Palka, L. Bricker, I. Marinke, T. Franchi, R. Medzuich, R. Rahsman. IU IOR LE First Row: S. Cadwell, S. Tkacik, B. Cline, B. McCarty, C. McClain, L. Thomas, L. Inman, 1. Clover, C. Smith, M. Book, L. Gillespie, D. Felice, K. Kelly. Second Row: R. Ellinwood, B. Carczewski, J. Wickline, A. Krebs, R. Delulius, K. Lee, P. Knobloch, S. Crau, K. Cossard, L. Rose, S. Denes D. Ketterer, I. Little, D. McMurdy. Third Row: R. McKeithen, C. Davis, L. Wetzel, I. Macioge, B.Sabol, P. Kofalt, D. Chiappetta, K. Campbell, M. Colianni, S. Nemeth, C. Greco, K. Sommers, K. McKenzie, C. Lohry. Fourth Row: D. Freed, P. Kofalt, 1. Flore, L. Aeschbacher, S. Sipple, F. Stuart, K. Wagner, A. Wagner, I. Engle, M. Phillips, R. Young, C. jackson, L. Bryant, N. Underwood. Fifth Row: T. Borghi, R. Assini, T. Heyman, P. Whitla, D. Reisinger, R. Palmiere, K. Sciarro, D. Carbone, Mr. Nardone. D.E.C.A. JU Ion RED Cnoss Q.. 5 sr . . . Q First Row: M. Cioffre, P. Thompson, D. Kozora. Second Row: First Row: S. Mason, C. Waldron, D. james. Second Row: P. Thomas, I. S. Newman, D. Stanton, T. Botti. Third Row: S. Wagner, A. Singleton, R. Singleton,1.Wade, S. Wade,C. Steals. McKeithen, D. Simon, D. Householder, 1. Thompson, B. Lucente. Fourth Row: M. Tress, L. Sprowls, Mr. White, A. Tataseo. Activities-181 RICHARD AGEY B.S. in Music Education, Duquesne Univer- sity of Music . . . Vocal Music. DONALD ALLEMAN A.A., Vallejo College, B.S., Colorado State University, M.S. in Ed., University of South- em Califomia, San Antonio junior College, Geneva College, Trinity University, Mary- land University . . . Electronics. VIRGINIA C. BARBER B.A., Geneva, Allegheny College, University of Pitts, University of London . . . English. RICHARD BEIGHEY B.A. in English, Geneva, M.A., Educational Communications and Technology, University of Pitts . . . English. JANET BERNHARDY B.A., Hollins College, Geneva, University of Pitts . . . English. BRADLEY P. BOOTH B.S., Indiana University . . . Social Studies. LARRY BRUNO B.S., B.A., Geneva . . . Driver Training, Social Studies. ANNA LOUISE BUTERA B.S., Youngstown State University . . Business. TINIOTHY F. CASEY B.S., M.S. in L.S. Clarion State College . . Library Science. FRANK CHAN B.A., Washington and jefferson College . . Mathematics. JAMES P. CLEARY B.S., Clarion State College . . . Social Studies. FIDRENCE COLAIHI B.S., M. Ed., Indiana, Pa. State Teachers College, University of Pitts, Columbia University, Duke University, U.C.L.A .... Business. LEIGH S. CONNOR B.S., Califomia State College . . . Graphic Arts, Tiger Press. SAMUEL R. CONTINO B.A., Geneva College, University of Nebraska . . . French. MARGERY COOK B.S., Education, University of Miami . . Social Studies. JOHN DiLEONARDO B.A., Geneva College, MLS., University of Pittsburgh, Library and Information Sciences . . . Latin. WILLIAM DUNFEE B.S. in History Social Studies, Geneva College, University of Vienna M. Ed., Univer- sity of Pitts . . . AFS, Counceling, Ski Club. RICHARD K. EVANS, IR. B.A., Pennsylvania State University, M.A., Duquesne University . . . Spanish. EDGIANNINI B.S., Geneva, M. Ed. Duquesne University . . . Spanish. 182 FAC LTY HOWARDLGREEN B.S. in Chemical Engineering, University of Pittsburgh, Geneva, M.S. Clarkson College of Technology . . . Chemistry. MARGUERITE M. GRIF F ITH B.S., B.A. Geneva College, University of Pitts, University of London . . . Office Practice. GEORGE GRIMM B.A., Geneva College . . . Social Studies. DONALD E. GROVE B.S. in Ind. Ed., Camegie .Mellon University, M. Ed., Penn State University . . . Mechanical Drawing, Director of Industrial Arts. ROBERT HACKER B.S. in Physical Education, University of Maryland, M. Ed., Westminster College . . . Attendance, Home School Visitor. GORDON HARRIER B.S. in Ed., Indiana University of Pennsyl- vania . . . Mathematics, M.S. in Mathematics, Florida State University. META HEADLAND B.A., Mt. Union College . . . English and Stagecraft. SHIRLEY HEADLAND B.S., in Bus. Administration, Geneva . . Business. DONALDI. I-IICKS B.S., Grove City, M.S. in Ed., Westminster, Geneva, University of Michigan . . . Mathe- matics, Photography Advisor for Yearbook. LEE D. HOLT A.B., Geneva College, University of Pitts- burgh . . . Social Studies. SYLVIA H. HOLZWORTH B.S., in Bus. Administration, Geneva College, Indiana University of Penn., M. Ed., Univer- sity of Pittsburgh . . . Business. JAMES IRWIN B.A., in English, Waynesburg . . . English. SIDNEY A. KANE A.B., Geneva, M. Litt., University of Pitts., Case Institute of Technology. Baldwin- Wallace College, Franklin and Marshall College . . . Head of Mathematics Department. RICHARD KINKEAD B.S., in Ed., Geneva . . . Driver Training. WILLIAM D. KNESS B.A., Westminister . . . English. JOSEPH F. KRALY B.S., Geneva College . . . Lab Biology Practical Science. HAZEL M. KRONK B.S., in Bus. Administration., Geneva College M. Ed., Kent State University, University of South Florida . . . Business. IDIS LAUDE B.S., in Ed. University of Miami . . . English. GARY R. LEACH B.A., in Ed., Youngstown State, M. Ed., Slippery Rock State College . . . Special Education. LISTING ROBERT R. MCCLAIN B.S., in Ed., Califomia State College . . Industrial Arts, Woodworking. FRANCES McDONALD B.S. in Business Administration, Geneva . . Business. IAWRENCE MATRAZZO B.S. in Bus. Ed., Geneva College, M. Ed., Westminister College . . . Bookkeeping, Guidance and Counseling. ESTHER MEDVED B.S., in Art Ed., and Supervision, Edinboro State Teachers College . . . Art. DAVID MURRAY B.S., in Ed., Slippery Rock State College, M.E.D. Safety University of Pittsburgh . . . Driver Training, History. NANCY NUSSER B.S., Indiana University of Penn . Homemaking. LAURA OSMAN B.A., Geneva College, California State, Penn State . . . French, Spanish. JOHN PALUMBO B.S., Geneva College, M.E.D. Westminister. University of Pittsburgh, Duquesne Univer- sity, Arizona State University, University of Arizona . . . Physics, Physical Science. PAULETTE POTTER B.S., Slippery Rock State College . Spanish, Social Studies. DAVID REDA B.S., Indiana University . . . Health and Physical Education. EDITH REZNIK B.S., Slippery Rock College . . . Health and Physical Education. DONNA M. RIMBEY B.A., Geneva, Kent State University . . English. WILLIAM A. ROSS B.S., Geneva, Davis-Elkins, University of Pittsburgh . . . Practical Science, Director of Athletics. SHIRLEY RUKAS B.A., in History, Geneva . . . History. KARLIN R. RYAN B.S., University of Iowa, Slippery Rock State College . . . Health, Physical Education. JOSEPH R. SALVADORI B.S., in Chemistry, Indiana University of Penn .... Chemistry. ROBERTS SARGENT B.A., in History, Mount Union College, Slippery Rock State College . . . History. CHRISTYJ. SEBASTIAN Arizona State University, B.S., in Ed. Geneva College, Slippery Rock State College, M. Ed., Westminister College . . . Guidance. GERALDINE SELBY B.S., Indiana University of Penn . . . English, Speech, Yearbook advisor. Q. . ---s., SAINT SHEFFIELD B.S., Geneva College, Youngstown Univer- sity, Carlow College, M. Ed. University of Pittsburgh, M.S. Michigan State University . . . Lab. Biology, Bio Chemistry. NICHOLAS W. SKALKO B.S., Penn State University, Mt. Mercy Slippery Rock State College . . . Biology. MAUREEN S. SMARSH B.S., Slippery Rock State College . . . Health, Physical Education. JOSEPH SMARTZ B.S., in Business Ed., Indiana State Teachers College . . .Business. HARRYJ. SMITH B.A. in History, Geneva College . . . History, Psychology. H. RAY SMITH B.S. in Education, Geneva, Westminister Bucknell University . . . Social Studies Department Head. MARIAN STARR A.B., College of Wooster, M.A., Western Reserve University, Hollins College, Univer- sity of Maine . . . Head of Foreign Language Department. MARYLOU STRAYER B.A.,Geneva . . . English. FRANK TRGOVAC B.S., in Mathematics, Geneva College M. of Math. Ed., University of Pitts . . . Mathematics. DAMON A. TUREK B.S. in Ed., Califomia Teachers College, M.S. in Ed. Guid., Westminister . . . Guidance, A.V. Director. JA.MES T. TURNBULL B.S. in Ed., Slippery Rock State College . . Social Studies. JEAN T. WALTON B.S., Geneva College . . . Health, Physical Education. EDWARD M. WARNICK B.S., M. Ed. West Virginia University . . B.M., M.M. Supervisor of Music. DONALD WHITE B.S. in Business Administration, Youngstown State University, Geneva College M. Ed., Distributive Education, University of Pitts- burgh . . . Distributive Education. EARL T. WILSON B.A., in English, Thiel College . . . English. JACK ZALUSKI B.S., Califomia State College, M. Ed. Guidance 81 Counseling. Slippery Rock State College . . . Metal Shop. KATHRYN ZEIGLER B.S., in Engineering, Geneva, Masters in Guidance Counseling, Slippery Rock State College . . . Mathematics. 183 MARILYN ADAMS Sportsmen 125 Ushers 10,11,125 Win-the- Peace11,12. ROSE ACOSTINELLI Chess 11,125 Tri-Hi-Y 105 Sportsmen 11,125 Ushers 12. JULIE ACUDIO Biology 115 Business 11,12. IANICE AIKEN Art 125 Biology 115 Chess 10,11,125 Drama 12. CARY ALBERTI Biology Lab 105 Chemistry 11 fVice-Pres.l5 Hi-Y 10 CVice-Pres.D, 11,12 tPres.D5 Para- psychology 125 Student Council 10,125 Foot- ball 11. V JANET ALBRICHT Business 125 Chess 10,11,125 French 105 Jr. Red Cross 115 Parapsychology 125 Student Council 11. CLIFFORD ALFORD ADELE AMMON A.F.S. 125 Chess 11 tSec.l, 12 fSec.J5 Ushers 11,125 Student Council 125 Tigerettes 10,115 R.R. 10fSec.l,11fSec.J. EDWARD ANDERSON Afro-Am. 125 Basketball 105 Cross Country 10,115 Football 12. LYNN ANDERSON Biology Lab 105 Chemistry 125 F.N.A. 125 Jr. Red Cross 115 Spanish 10,1l,12. PETE ANDINO Biology Lab 10 tPres.J5 Chemistry 115 Physics 12 tVice-Pres.l5 Spanish 10, 11,12 CPres.l5 Yearbook 11,125 National Honor 11,125 Student Council 10,125 Baseball 115 R.R. 11 CVice-Pres.J 12 tVice-Pres.l5 Chainnan Bet- terment Committee of Executive Council. DEBORAH ANDROLA Chess 11,125 Sportsmen11,125 Ushers 12. KEVIN ANTONIAZZI Drama 12 RALPH AQUINO Chess 10,11,125 Ping Pong 12. SUSAN AQUINO Business 11,12 tVice-Pres.l5 Tri-Hi-Y 10,115 Parapsychology 125 Ushers 12. MARY ATTISANO A.F.S. 10,11,125 Biology Lab 105 Chemistry 115 Chess 10,11,125 Tri-Hi-Y 105 Slci 125 Spanish 125 Tutors 125 Ushers 11,125 Year- book 125 Madrigal Singers 125 R.R. 12 tSec.J5 No, No, A Million Times No. MARSHALL AUCOSTINE F.T.A. 115 Parapsychology 115 Swingsters 10,11,12. SUE BACIC Chess 11,125 Drama 125 Tri-Hi-Y 105 Sports- 184 men 11. JACK BAKER Chess 125 Cross Country 10,11. DEBBIE BALDUS A.F.S. 125 Drama 125 Sportsmen 125 Tiger Roar 125 Tutors 125 Chairman of Publicity for A.F.S. Label Drive. JOHN BALDWIN Hi-Y 105 Football 115 Track 10,11. VICKEY BARBER Business 125 Drama,12. EDDIE BARRETT Afro-Am. 125 Swingsters 12. J. LEWIS BARRETT RAY BARROW RICH BEECLE Hi-Y 105 Varsity 125 Student Council 11,125 Basketball 10,115 Football 10,11,125 R.R. 11 CPres.D, 12 tPres.J. SUSAN BELL Biology Lab 105 Chemistry 115 Spanish 10. PAULA BENDER Biology 115 Business 11,125 Tri-Hi-Y 10,12. MATTHEW BENKO STEPHEN BENNETT National Honor 11,12. SUE BERTACNA Chemistry 115 F.N.A. 11 fVice-Pres.l5 Para- psychology 125 Ping Pong 11 fSec.l5 Tiger- ettes 10,115 R.R. 11 fSec.l,121Treas.l. LYNN BEST Chess 11,125 Parapsychology 12 tSec.J5 Ushers 10,11,125 Yearbook 11,125 Pep 115 R.R. 10 tSec.-Treas.J 11 1Sec.l, 12 fSec.l. LARRY BEVIVINO Drama 125 Sportsmen 10. GLORIA BIELEWICZ Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,125 Jr. Red Cross 10,115 Chair- man Sophomore Party-Refreshments. LEVI BISBEE Chess 10,11,125 Sportsmen 10,11,12 tTreas.l. DEBORAH BISCELLA WENDY BLACKBURN C.A.A. 11,12 tVice-Pres.l5 Ushers 11,125 Student Council 10 tSec.l, 11,125 Cheer- leading 10,11,125 R.R. 10 lPres.l 11 CPres.l, 12 fPres.J5 Class 11 fSec.J. SHIRLEY BLAKE A.F.S. 125 B.B.S. 125 Biology 115 Chess 11, 125 F.N.A. 115 G.A.A. 125 Parapsychology 125 R.R. 11 fVice-Pres.l5 Junior Sales for J 81 C Fund. KATHLEEN BLASKOWITZ Chess 115 Parapsychology 125 S.E.A. 125 Ushers 11,125 R.R. 11 CVice-Pres.l. V DONNA BLINN DENNIS BLUM DE F.T.A. 11,12 fSec.l5 Parapsychology 115 Swingsters l0,11,12. JAMES BOAK Audio-visual 11. MARLEA BOOK F.N.A. 12. LOUIS BORCHI Biology Lab 125 Chess 125 Hi-Y 105 Ping Pong 115 Cross Country 11,125 Track 11,12. MARCY BORGHI Chemistry 125 C.a.a. 10,115 Jr. Red Cross 10, 11 fVice-Pres.D5 Ushers 10,11,12. TERESA BOTTI Biology 105 D.E.C.A. 12.' RONALD BOWMAN Drama 12. BILL BOYAN Art 125 Drama 12. PKICY BOYLE C.A.A. 10,11,125 Ushers 10,11,125 Cheer- leading 11,125 Cirl's Basketball 11. FIJBOZIC Biology 11 CSec.D5 Chemistry 125 Chess 125 Football 10,11. REVINA BRANDYBURC F.H.A. 11. MICHELLE BREIT Jr. Red Cross 10,11. BOBBIE ANN BREWER Art 105 C.A.A. 10,115 Ski 105 Sportsmen 11. LOYAL BRICKER Biology 105 French 105 Hi-Y 105 Ping Pong 115 Sportsmen 11,125 Varsity 11,125 Win-the- Peace 11,l25 Madrigal Singers 125 Football 10,11,125 Track 10,11,125 Class 11 tVice- Pres.J5 R.R. 10 tPres.l. DAN BRICKNER Audio-Visual 10,115 Radio 12. ROBIN BROOMFIELD CHARLOTTE BRYANT Afro-Am. 125 F.H.A. 105 jr. Red Cross 125 Cirl's Basketball 10. CINDY BURDINE JOHN BURGER A.F.S. 125 Biology Lab 10 fTreas.D5 Chemistry 115 Chess l0,11,12 fPres.l5 Physics 125 Ping Pong 11,12 tPres.l5 Quill 61 Scroll 11,125 Tennis 125 Tiger Cub 125 Tiger Roar 115 Tutors 125 Yearbook 115 Student Council 125 Golf 10,115 Tom Jonesg Inspector General. BRIAN BURCESS Biology Lab 105 Chemistry 125 Hi-Y 105 Physics 115 Slide Rule 115 Varsity 115 Foot- ball 10,11,125 Track 10,11,125 R.R. 12 fVice-Pres.J. NIERRILY BURCESS F.H.A.115C.A.A.11,12. LI TING JEFF BUTLER Chess 123 Cross Country 11. MARK BYERS SHANNON CALLAI-IAN Art 11,123Jr. Red Cross 113 Ushers 10,11,12. MARK CAMINITE A.F.S. 123 Biology Lab 101 Chemistry 113 Chess I0,11,I2g Drama 10,11 lTreas.J, 123 Mathematics 10,11,123 Natil Thespians 11,123 Parapsychology 103 Physics 123 Ping Pong 11, 123 Ski 10,113 Win-the-Peace 103 Student Council 10,11,123 Pep 103 R.R. 10 CPres.D3 No, No, A Million Times N03 Tom JOHCSQ Anastasia3 National Merit Scholarship Com- mened Studenti'3 Executive Council Chair- man: Bulletin Board Committee. CYNTHIA CAMPBELL Biology 103 Chemistry 123 F.N.A. 11,123 Tri-Hi-Y 103 Jr. Red Cross 11. CARY CAMPBELL Baseball 10. JOHN CARBONE Chess 10,11,12. JO MARIE CARSO Biology Lab 103 Chemistry 113 Chess 123 Parapsychology 123 Spanish lTreas.J, 11,123 Tennis 11,123 Ushers 10,11,123 Win-the-Peace 123 National Honor 11,123 R.R. 10 lTreas.l, 11 lTreas.l, 12 fSec.D. CRAIG CARTER Football 12. VERNITA CARTER Business 11,123 Jr. Red Cross 11,123 Tigerettes 10,11,12. CLYDE CASCIATO Biology lab 115 Chess 11,123 French 10,115 Hi-Y 10,11,123 Parapsychology 123 Key Club 10,11lTreas.J3 12 lTreas.J3 R.R. 10 lTreas.J. DARRYL CASEY Biology 103 Chemistry 12g Chess 123 Hi-Y 10, 123 Physics 113 Ping Pong 113 Slide Rule 11. PAM CASEY Chess 113 S.E.A. 123 Sportsmen 11,12 1890.13 Ushers 11,123 Win-the-Peace 123 Student Council 113 R.R. 11 lPres.l, 12 lTreas.J. JOSEPH CEARFOSS DANIEL CELLINI A.F.S. 122 Biology Lab 103 Chess 11,123 Para- psychology 12 fPres.D Quill 6: Scroll 11,123 Tiger Cub 123 Tiger Roar 113 Win-the-Peace 10,11,123 Student Council 10,123 R.R. 10 lPres.l. JOE CHAMBERS MARK CHIODO Parapsychology 123 Baseball 11,123 Football 10,11,12. SHIRLEY CLARK G.A.A. 10,115 Tri-Hi-Y 113 Sportsmen 10,11,123 R.R. 10 csecg. BILL CLEARY Latin 113 Sp0rtsmen10,11,12. CAROL CLINE CINDY CLINE Chess 113 Drama 123 Sportsmen 113 R.R. 10 fTreas.J3 11 CSec.P3 The Inspector Ceneral. CHERIE COCLIATI A.F.S. 103 Biology Lab 103 Chess 123 French II,I2g Tri-Hi-Y 11,123 Slide Rule 113 Sports- men 125 Pep 113 Yearbook 12. BOB COHEN Biology Lab 103 Chemistry 113 Physics 123 Spanish 113 Tutors 123 Win-the-Peace 103 Golf 11. ROSALINDA COLAIANNI Business 11,12. NICHOLAS COLELLA Chemistry 113 Hi-Y 113 Physics 123 Slide Rule 11 fPres.l3 Tutors 123 Student Council 10,11,123 Swingsters 103 R.R. 12 lPres.J. FRED COOK TERRY COOK Chess 10,115 S.E.A. 103 Varsity 11,123 Base- ball 10,l1,123 Cross Country 103 Football 11, 123 R.R. 11 lTreas.J, l21Vice-Pres.J. CLARENCE CORBIN JOHN CORBIN KAREN CORBIN KEITH CORBIN LARRY CORBIN Biology Lab 103 Chemistry 113 Physics 123 Spanish 11,123 National Honor 11,123 Golf 10,11,12. SUE COUCHANOUR A.F.S. 123 Chemistry 123 Ping Pong 123 Ski 123 Spanish 113 Ushers 10,11,12. ARTHUR CRAWFORD Sportsmen10,11,12. SALLY CRAWFORD BERNETHA CRUTCHER French 113 Tri-Hi-Y 103 Jr. Red Cross 10, 11,123 Ushers 10,119 Student Council 10,11, 123 Pep 11 lVice-Pres.l3 R.R. 10 lPres.l, 11 lPres.l3 Chairman Jr. Sales. JUDY CUNNING A.F.S. 123 Drama 113 C.A.A. 113 S.E.A. ,115 Ushers 10,11,123 Madrigal Singers 11,12 fTreas.J3 R.R. 10 lTreas.J, 11 lVice-Pres.l3 Chairman of Jr. Sales. LINDA CUNNINCHAM A.F.S. 10,123 Chess 11,123 G.A.A. 123 Physics 12 lSec.-Treas.J3 Ping Pong 123 Sportsmen 113 Tutors 123 Ushers 10,11,123 Yearbook 113 National Honor 11,123 Student Council 123 Cirlis Basketball 10,11,123 Cirl's Volleyball 10,11,123 R.R. 12 lPres.J. JOHN CUPAC Sportsmen 11,123 Student Council 103 Foot- ball 10,11,123 R.R. 10 fPres.l. TOM D'ACHILLE Chess 113 Varsity 10,11 lVice-Pres.J, 12 lPres.J3 Student Council 10,123 Football 10,11,123 R.R. 10 lI'res.1. PAULA D'AMICO Biology 113 Business 12 lTT83S.l5 Spanish 10,113 Ushers 10,11,12. SUZANNE DAVIDSON A.F.S. 123 Biology 103 Chemistry IZQ C.A.A. 113 Ski 123 Spanish 113 Ushers 11,123 Chair- man Junior Sales. DAVE DAVIS Biology 103 Historians 103 Spanish 10,113 Golf 10,11,12. JAMES DEAN Hi-Y 103 Cross Country 11,123 Track 10,11,12. TOM DEAN FRANK DEBONA Hi-Y 10,11: Varsity 123 Basketball 10,11,123 Cross Country 10,11. FRANK DECARO MARLANNE DEJULIUS Biology 103 F.N.A. 11,12 lPres.l3 Tri-Hi-Y 12g Jr. Red Cross 113 Latin 11,123 Sportsmen 123 Student Council 123 R.R. 12 lSec.-Treas.J. THOMAS DELUCA Hi-Y 103 Sportsmen 11,123 Football 11. BOBBI DENNISON ANGELA DENSON Chess 11,123 French 11,123 Tigerettes 10,11,12. PAUL DEPPENBROOK Chess 11,12, Drama 123 Sportsmen 11,123 Football 123 Track 10,11,12. TOM DEROSE , Biology 103 Biology Lab 123 Historians 123 Football 10,11,12. RUSSELL C. DESANZO MARIE DESIMONE B.B.S. 123 Chemistry 113 Chess 11,123 Sports- men 123 Tutors 123 Band 10,11,12. TERRI DEVER Chemistry 123 Tutors 113 Win-the-Peace 12g National Honor 11,123 Tri-Hi-Y 123 Jr. Red Cross 11. SHERYL DEYOUNC . Chemistry 123 Ping Pong 11,123 Ski 11,123 Sportsmen 113 Win-the-Peace 11,12. TERRI DEVITO Tri-Hi-Y103 S.E.A. 12. JOE DINELLO Student Council 12g Football 113 R.R. 12 CVice-Pres.J . 185 MARIANNE DIOGUARD1 Tri-Hi-Y 10,114 Tigerettes 114 No, No, A Million Times No. SANDY DODSON Business 124 Sportsmen 11. LOUISE DOLPI-I A.F.S. 124 Biology Lab 114 Chemistry 12g Chess 124 Parapsychology 10,114 Spanish 114 Ushers 11,124 Student Council 124 Chairman Reception Desk. JOE DONNADIO Art 124 Chemistry 114 Hi-Y 11,124 Student Council I0,1I,I25 Baseball 10,11,124 Basket- ball 10,11,124 Cross Country 104 Football 114 Class Pres. 10,11,124 Chaimian of Sr. An- nouncement Committee. COLLEEN DONNELLY Chess 12. JIM DOUDS Chess 10,11,12g French 125 Ping Pong 124 Tiger Corp 104 Varsity 124 Baseball mgr. l0,11,12. DAVID DOUTHETT Chess 10,11,124 Hi-Y 10,124 Sportsmen 10,12. DIXIE DUGAN Tri-Hi-Y 10,114 Ushers 124 Tigerettes 11. STEVE DUGINA A.F.S. 124 Chess 124 Football 114 R.R. 12 QVice-Pres.D . RONALD DUNCAN Chess 11,124 Parapsychology 12g Band Treas. 124 Band 10,11. VVILBERT DUNLAP Biology Lab 104 Chemistry 114 F.T.A. 11,12 fPres.J4 Parapsychology 115 Student Council 124 Band Pres. 124 Band 10,11. ROBERTA DWYER A.F.S. 124 Biology 104 Chess 124 G.A.A. 114 Historians 104 Jr. Red Cross 114 Ski 11,124 Sportsmen 12. GARY ECOFF RONALD EICHLER Sportsmen 10. MARY ELEFTERIN G.A.A. 114 Jr. Red Cross 10. JO ANN EMERT Chemistry 124 Chess 11,124 Tri-I-Ii-Y 124 Ping Pong 114 Madrigal Singers 12g R.R. 11 lSec.J. SUE EMRICK A.F.S. 104 Chess 124 Tri-hi-Y 10,11,12 fPres.l4 Win-the-Peace 10,113 Student Council 124 R.R. 11 tTreas.J4 Band 10,11. TOM EPPLEY JANESE ESTERMYER Chess 10,11,124 Jr. Red Cross 114 Parapsy- chology 10,l1,12. MARIAN EVANSON Biology Lab 10Q Chemistry 124 Chess 124 G.A.A. 114 Ushers l0,l1,124 Student Council 124 R.R. 10 fVice-Pres.J, 12 fPres.l. BARB FABYANIC 186 A.F.S. 124 B.B.S. 11,124 Parapsychology I2Q Tiger Roar 12g Yearbook 124 Student Council 114R.R.11fPresJ. DENNIS FARINA Chemistry 124 Hi-Y 10,124 Latin 104 Baseball 10. GEORGE FARKAS Audio-visual 104 Drama 11,124 Nat'l Thes- pians 11,12 fVice-Pres.J4 Tom Jones4 The Inspector General. SUSAN FATULA A.F.S. l0,11,l24 Biology Lab 104 Chemistry 114 Chess 11,124 Tri-I-Ii-Y 11,124 Band 10,11. MICHAEL FAZENBAKER Drama 11,124 Radio 104 Sportsmen 11,12. JOHN FENCIL Chemistry 124 Win-the-Peace 114 Baseball 10,11,12. ALAN FERGUSON Drama 124 Sportsmen 12. DEBBIE FERRIGNO Chess 11,124 Jr. Red Cross 114 Ski 124 Sports- men 124 Tigerettes 11,124 Pep 11. VIRGINIA FETTER Business 124 Jr. Red Cross 10,113 Parapsy- chology 12. MARCIA FICLEY A.F.S. 11,124 French 10,l1,12 tS8C.l4 Tri-Hi-Y 10,114 S.E.A. 11,124 Sportsmen 124 Tutors 124 Ushers 124 Win-the-Peace 10,114 Cheer- leading l0,11,124 R.R. 12 1Sec.J. ALFRED FILAURI Hi-Y 10,11,124 Parapsychology 12. DARLENE FINNEY Biology 11 CVice-Pres.J4 Business 11,12 CPres.l4 Chess 124 Tri-Hi-Y 104 Ushers 11,124 Student Council 11,124 R.R. 12 tT1'63S.J3 Chairman Miss Teenage America Pageant. KATE FIRTH A.F.S. 124 B.B.S 124 Chess 11,124 Drama 11, 12g Ping Pong 114 Tiger Roar 12 1Editorl4 Student Council 124 Madrigal Singers 124 Sorry Wrong Numberg Inspector Generalg Chairman Jr. Sales. PATRICK FITZGERALD Golf 12. MARSHALL FLANICAN Chemistry 114 Hi-Y 114 Parapsychology 124 Key 11,125 Student Council 11,124 R.R. 11 CPres.J, 121Pres.l. DANALD FORBES BARBARA FORSMAN JOHN FOWLER ANN FOX A.F.S. 10,11,124 Biology Lab 104 Chemistry 124 Drama 10,114 Nat'l Thespians 114 Ski 11 QTreas.l 124 Spanish IV 11,12 tS8C.lQ Ushers 10,11,l24 Yearbook 124 National Honor 11,124 Girl's Volleyball 12. TOM FRANCHI Chemistry 114 I-Ii-Y I0,I1,I2g Parapsychology 124 Ski 121 Tutors 12 fPres.J4 Win-the-Peace 11,124 Student Council 12. MICHAEL FRANKLAND Chemistry 114 Sportsmen 10,12. DENISE FRANTZ Biology 104 Drama 114 F.T.A. 104 Nat'l Thespians 11,124 Win-the-Peace 114 Tom Jones, The Inspector General, Anastasiag Band 10,1l,l2. MICHEAL FRANTZ Art 124 Drama 114 S.E.A. 10,114 Tom Jones4 Chainnan Jr. Salesg Principal's Advisory Committee. JOHN FREED DENISE FRY Biology 104 Jr. Red Cross 114 Spanish 114 Sportsmen 124 Jr. Sales. DENNIS FRYE Biology Lab 104 Chemistry 114 Chess 11,124 Sportsmen 124 Key 124 Baseball 10. ROSALYN FULLUM Afro-Am. 124 Drama 10,114 Jr. Red Cross 104 Tutors 124 Cheerleading 10,11,124 R.R. 10 1Vice-Pres.l. JOLENE GALLENTINE Art 124 Chemistry 11,12 1Sec.J4 S.E.A. 114 Tutors 124 Ushers 10,114 Win-the-Peace 10,11, 124 Student Council 114 Cheerleading 10,114 R.R. 101Sec.J, 11 CPres.J, 12 CVice-Pres.J. MARIE GASPER Business 124 Chess 12. DON GAWELSKI SUE GEISER A.F.S. 11,124 Biology Lab 104 Chess 124 Drama 10,11,I24 G.A.A. 114 Tri-Hi-Y 10,11, 124 Nat'l Thespians 124 Parapsychology 104 Quill 8: Scroll 11,124 Ski 114 Sportsmen 11,124 Tiger Cub 124 Tiger Roar 114 Yearbook 124 Student Council 11,124 Pep 114 R.R. 11 CPres.i. CYNDEE GEORGE G.A.A. 104 Parapsychology 104 Tiger Cub 124 Tutors 124 Yearbook 124 Student Council 11,124 Pep 114 R.R. 12 tTreas.l. RICHARD GERARD Audio-visual 10,11. DENISE GIBSON Art 104 F.H.A. 10,114 G.A.A. l0,11,l24 Jr. Red Cross 124 R.R. 11 tSec.J. KENNETH GIBSON Swingster10,11,12. NIICHAELYN GIOFFRE Chemistry 114 Chess 11,124 D.E.C.A. 124 Historians 104 Ping Pong 114 Win-the-Peace 124 Tigerettes 10,11. THERESA GIOFFRE TONI GERARD JOANN CISONDI Ushers 124 R.R. 10 lSec.l, 11fSec.J,12fSec.D. MICHAEL GLOVER Parapsychology 124 Radio 11 CSec.-Treas.J, 124 QPres.J4 Student Council 12. JUDITH COEHRING Business 123 Chess 113 R.R. 10 Wice-Pres.l. KEITH GOOSBY Art 123 Varisty 10,11,123 Baseball 123 Basket- ball 10,1l,l23 Football 10,11,123 Track 10,11. LOIS ANN GOOSBY Business 123 F.H.A. 123 G.A.A. 11. CAROL GORSUCH Art 103 Biology 113 Drama 10,113 Historians 103 Parapsychology 122 R.R. 10 fVice-Pres.l, ll CSecJ. NANCY GOSNELL A.F.S. 103 G.A.A. 113 Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,123 Spanish 103 R.R. 11 12 RICK GOULDSBARRY Sportsmen 11. JOHN GRAHAM Audio-visual 10,11,12 QPres.l3 Chess 123 Ski 123 Student Council 12. JOSEPH GRECO Biology 113 Historians 113 Hi-Y 11,12. SHARON GRECO G.A.A. 103 jr. Red Cross 103 Sportsmen 10,11. ALAN GREEN A.F.S. 123 Biology Lab 103 Chemistry 113 Chess 10,11,l23 Ping Pong 11,12 QVice-Pres.l3 Spanish 10,113 Madrigal Singers 10,11,123 District Chorus 10,11,123 Regional l0,l1,l23 Tom Jonesg The Inspector General. JAMES GREENE Drama 123 Sportsmen 11,123 Sorry Wrong Number. SCOTT GREIG Sporsmen 12. KAREN GUILFORD Business 123 F.H.A. 113 G.A.A. 10. IANICE GUINTO JOHN GUMAN Parapsychology 123 Ping Pong 12. WILLIAM GUMAN Ping Pong 12. DON GUZZETTI TERRY HAHN ROBIN HAMILTON SHEILA HAMILTON Tri-Hi-Y 113 Parapsychology 123 Ski 123 Ushers 123 Student Council 123 Swingsters 10,113 R.R. 12 fPres.l3 Band 10,11. MARY VICTORIA HAMMER A.F.S. 123 Biology Lab 113 Chess 11,12 CTreas.J3 Spanish 103 Ushers 10,11,123 Year- book 123 Student Council 123 Tigerettes 10,11 fCo-cap.J 12 1Capt.D3 R.R. 10 1Sec.l 11 fVice-Pres.l. PATTY HARMAN Drama 10. KENNETH HARN Radio 123 Tiger Corp 11. SUE HARN Art 123 F.H.A. 10,11. RUSS HARSH Chemistry 12 fTreas.J3 Hi-Y 103 Varsity 11,123 Basketball 10,113 Football 10,11,123 R.R. 12 fVice-Pres.J. MICHAEL HAYDEN Art 10,113 Chess 10,11,123 Parapsychology 123 Sportsmen 12. CHERYL HAYHURST G.A.A. 105 Ir. Red Cross 103 Pep 11. DONNA HAYWARD A.F.S. 123 Chemistry 123 F.T.A. 123 Ski 113 Chess 11. DIANNE HEADLEY Business 11,123 Ir. Red Cross IIQ R.R. 11 fSecJ. Joi-IN HEID SUE HEMPHILL Business 11. DON HENRY ELAINE HERRINCTON F.H.A. 10,11. DAN HICKS Biology Lab 103 Chemistry 113 Parapsy- chology 123 Quill 8: Scroll 11,123 Spanish 10, 11,123 Tiger Cub lEditorl 123 Tiger Roar 115 Yearbook 113 National Honor 11,123 Student Council 123 Cross Country 10,11,l2. VIRGINIA HIMES Business 11,12. JOYCE HINDS French 11,123 Historians 113 Ir. Red Cross 103 Win-the-Peace 10. JAMES HODGE Chess l231'Ii-Y 12. KATHLEEN HOLLEIN Biology Lab 103 Chemistry 113 French 123 Win-the-Peace 123 Student Council 113 Tiger- ettes11,123R.R. 11 fPres.l. CYNTHIA HORNACEK Biology Lab 103 Parapsychology 123 Spanish 103 Ushers 11,123 Win-the-Peace 123 Cheer- leading 10,1l,123 R.R. 10 fVice-Pres.J. DONNA HOUSEHOLDER Business 113 D.E.C.A. 123 Ir. Red Cross 113 Win-the-Peace 123 National Honor 11,12. NIELANIE HOWARD A.F.S. 123 B.B.S. 123 Biology 103 Chess 123 Drama 113 G.A.A. 113 Nat'l Thespians 11,123 R.R. 11 1Treas.D3 The Inspector General. LEAH HOWE Chess 11,123Tri-Hi-Y103 Ushers 11. DEBBIE HUFFMAN Biology 113 Business 113 Tri-Hi-Y 103 Tutors 123 Ushers 11,123 Win-the-Peaceg National Honor 11,123 Student Council 10,123 jr. Sales 113 R.R. 10 lPres.l, 12 fPres.l3 Chainnan Jr. Banquet, Invitations. LENNY HUPP WALT IZZO R.R. 10 CVice-Pres.l. WILLIAM IZZO Drama 123 S.E.A. 11 lPres.l3 Sportsmen 113 Win-the-Peaceg Track 10,11,123 The Inspector General. IOYLYNN JACKSON Afro-Am. 123 jr. Red Cross 10,125 Band 10,l1,l2. ALICIADJAMES Afro-Am. 12 1Treas.l3 G.A.A. 10,113 jr. Red Cross 11,12 fPres.J3 Student Council 12. KENNETH M. JASPER A.F.S. 123 Biology Lab 103 Chess 10,l1,123 F.T.A. 123 Parapsychology 10,115 S.E.A. 10, 11,12 1Pres.J3 Slide Rule 103 Student Council 123 Swingsters 12. JAMESIAVENS Audio-visual 11,123 Historians 113 Parapsy- chology 10,113 Radio 12. KEVINIENNINCS Chess 103 Radio 10,11,l2. CHARLES JOY Sportsmen 12. JEFF KAIRIS Chemistry 113 Hi-Y 10,125 Physics 123 Student Council 113 Baseball l0,11,123 R.R. 11 lPres.l. DENNY KANE Biology Lab 103 Chemistry 113 Physics 123 Varsity 123 Baseball l0,11,l23 R.R. 12 Nice-Pres.J. KAREN KARCZEWSKI Art 10,11,12 fVice-Pres.l3 Biology Lab 123 Tri-Hi-Y 10,113 Sportsmen 10,11,123 Tutors 123 Ushers 123 Chairman jr. Buffet, Art. CHERYL KAST A.F.S. 123 Biology 10 QTreas.l3 Chess 123 Ir. Red Cross 113 Parapsychology 103 Ski 11,123 Spanish 113 Sportsmen 123 Tutors 113 R.R. 12 fSec.-Treas.l3 Band 10,11. SHIRLEY KEETON F.N.A. 123 Ir. Red Cross 10,113 Spanish 113 DONNA KELLER Biology Lab 113 Chess 10,l1,123 Tri-Hi-Y 123 Parapsychology 123 Tiger Roar 123 Girl's Basketball l0,ll,l2. BILL KENESKI Biology Lab 103 Chemistry 113 Chess 123 Spanish 123 Tutors 12 fVice-PresJ3 Win-the- Peace 113 Swingsters 10. DENISE KEPPEN ANNE KINCADE Drama 123 jr. Red Cross 103 Nat'l Thespians 123 The Inspector General. CINDY KIRKPATRICK Biology 103 lr. Red Cross 113 Ski 11,123 Spanish 113 Sportsmen 123 Tutors 11. EDKITSON GEORGE KITSON RICK KLUCH Sportsmen 12g Varsity 11,123 Football 10,11,12. JAYE KOBAN Art 10,123 Biology Lab 113 Chemistry 123 Chess 113 French 103 Sportsmen 123 Tutors 12. ALAN KOLPON DAVE KONCHAN Chess 113 Sportsmen 12. DEBBIE KOZORA 187 Chess 125 D.E.C.A. 125 F.T.A. 10, 115 No, No, A Million Times No. DOROTHY KRALY Biology Lab 115 Chess 10,115 Jr. Red Cross 105 Tiger Cub 125 Tiger Roar 11. SUSAN KRASSMAN JEFF KUHN Biology Lab 105 Chemistry 115 Spanish 10511, 125 Tiger Roar 125 Varsity 10,11,125 Baseball 115 Basketball 10,11,125 Golf 10,11,l2. JANET KULAKOWSKI A.F.S. 125 Chess 125 Jr. Red Cross 10,11 lPres.D5 Ski 10,11,125 Sportsmen 125 Tutors 115 Win-the-Peace 10,115 Student Council 115 R.R. 11 lVice-Pres.1. SUE KUSNERIK Business 115 French 125 F.N.A. 125 Tri-Hi-Y 11,125 jr. Red Cross 10,11. CATHY LAMB - Chemistry 125 Chess 115 Spanish 105 Sports- men 125 Ushers 11,125 R.R. 10 fSeo.J, 12 iSec.7. CYNTHIA LANDMAN Biology Lab 105 Chemistry 115 Historians 105 Tri-Hi-Y 11,125 Ping Pong 115 Sportsmen 125 Band Sec.10,11,12. KEVIN LANE Art 125 Parapsychology 125 Basketball l0,11, 125 Cross Country 11,125 Football 10. LOIS LANGER F.H.A. 105 F.N.A. 125 C.A.A. 10, 115 Jr. Red Cross 11. MICHAEL LASKOWSKI Biology Lab 115 Hi-Y 105 Ski 11,125 Sportsmen 125 Cross Country l0,11,125 Track 10. LICIA LATACLIATA Chemistry 125 Chess 125 Drama 125 Tri-Hi-Y 105 Spanish 115 Ushers 11,12 fVice-Pres.15 Student Council 125 R.R. 10 QSec.J, 11 CVice-Pres.J, 12 Wice-Pres.J5 The Inspector Ceneral5 Executive Council Assembly Chairman. MICHAEL LAVERY Biology Lab 125 Spanish 115 Sportsmen 125 Track 11,12. GARY LAWRENCE Chess 11,125 Sportsmen 11,12. ADELE LAWSON Chemistry 125 French 105 F.N.A. 125 C.A.A. 115 Ushers 10,11,125 Student Council 10,11,125 Cheerleading 10,11,125 R.R. 10 fPres.J, 11 lPres.J5 12 lPres.1. JANICE LEIDICH A.F.S. 10,11,125 Biology Lab 105 Chess 11,125 French 11,125 fPres.J5 Tri-Hi-Y 105 Ushers 11,125 Yearbook 125 National Honor 11,125 Student Council 125 Madrigal Singers 12. JEFF LEWIS Track 12. JAY LIEBERMAN Chemistry 125 Ski 125 Varsity 11,125 Foot- ball 10,11,12511.R. 12 QTreas.J. 188 AMY LIVINGSTON CANDY LOCKE Business 11,12. MARIORIE LOGAN A.F.S. 125 Art 10,115 Biology Lab 115 Chemistry 125 Ski 12. JOAN LOHRY Ushers 125 Tigerettes 10. JEFF LOKEY Audio-visual 10,11,125 Ski 125 Football 10. KIMBERLY LOUGEE F.N.A.11,12. BERNADETTE LUCENITE Biology 105 D.E.C.A. 125 R.R. 10 LESLIE LUTTON B.B.S. 10,115 Chess 11,125 French 105 Tri-Hi-Y 105 Sportsmen 11,125 Tutors 125 Student Council 105 R.R. 10 lPres.J. DAVID MCBRIDE Art 125 Biology 105 Sportsmen 12. IAN MCBRIDE Art 125 Biology 105 Jr. Red Cross 105 Ski 125 Spanish 115 Ushers 11, 125 Chairman of Homecoming. CHARLES MCCANN DONALD MCCANN Afro-Am. 125 Art 10,115 Hi-Y 10,11,125 Jr. Red Cross 125 Varsity 10,11,125 Basketball 10,11,125 Cross Country 11,125 Football 11. LEONARD MCCANN TERRY LEE MCCROBIE F.N.A. 125 C.A.A. 10,115 Jr. Red Cross 10,115 BOB MCDANEL Baseball 10,l1,125 Basketball 105 Cross Country 10. SAM MCDONALD Hi-Y 10,115 Ski 125 Sportsmen 115 Win-the- Peace 10,11,125 Baseball 10. JERRY MCELROY Band 10,11,12. ANCELLETTE MCKEITHEN D.E.C.A. 125 F.H.A. 105 C.A.A. 10,115 Jr. Red Cross 11,125 lr. Sales 10,115 11.11. 12 CSec.-Treas.J. BARBARA MCKENZIE VICKIE LAVERNE MCKENZIE C.A.A. 10,115 Jr. Red Cross 10,115 Parapsy- chology 125 Jr. Sales 10,115 Cir1's Basketball 10,11,125 R.R. 11 Qvice-Pres.J. SJJTT MCMILLAN Chess 125 Ping Pong 125 Sportsmen 115 Tennis 12. ANTHONY MCMILLION Hi-Y 10,11,125 Basketball 125 Cross Country 10. DIANE MCMURDY Business 11,125 Tri-Hi-Y 10,1l,125 Jr. Red Cross 10,115 Ping Pong 12. DEBBY MACHEN Ushers 125 R.R. 10 fSec.1, 12 CVice-Pres.J. PATRICIA MAHOSKY Business 11,125Tri-Hi-Y10,11,12. CATHY MAJCHER A.F.S. 125 Biology Lab 105 Chess 125 Parapsy- chology 125 Ski 125 Spanish 115 Ushers 10,11,12. JOHN MAJCHER Hi-Y 10,125 Sportsmen 11,12. ANTHONY MANGANO CONNIE MANGERIE Biology 115 Chess 125 Spanish 11,105 Sports- men 125 R.R. 10 QTreas.J, 11 fVice-Pres.J. DEBORAH MANNA A.F.S. 125 B.B.S. 125 Biology 105 Tri-Hi-Y 105 Tiger Roar 125 Win-the-Peace 11. VINCENT MANNERINO D.E.C.A. 12 fPres.J5 Student Council 12. DENISE MANUEL JOHN MARINKE B.B.S. 125 Ping Pong 115 Ski 11,12 CPres.15 Spanish 105 Sportsmen 125 Win-the-Peace 125 Student Council 11,125 Madrigal Singers 11,125 Swingsters 10,11,125 Cross Country 10,115 R.R. 11 fPreS.1, 12 CPl'es.J5 Pa. Regional State Chorus '725 District Chorus '72, '735 Pa. Regional Chorus '73. RONALD MARINKE BILL MARSH Biology Lab 105 Chemistry 115 Chess 10,11,125 Physics 125 Yearbook 12 fEditorD5 National Honor 11,125 Student Council 12. BRENDA MARSHALL Biology Lab 105 French 11,125 Tri-Hi-Y 11,12. JOSEPHINE MARTIN Business 11,125 F.H.A. 10,115 C.A.A. 105 Jr. Red Cross 125 Ushers 12. THOMAS MARTIN Hi-Y105Sportsmen 125 R.R. 10 CATHY MARX Biology Lab 115 Chess 125 Drama 105 F.N.A. 115 Nat'l Thespians 105 Parapsychology 125 Ushers 125 Pep 115 R.R. 10 1Treas.J, ll CTreas.D. SCOTT MASON Chess 125 Hi-Y 11,125 Sportsmen 10, 125 Cross Country 10,11. SHERRIE MASON Business 11,125 F.H.A. 105 Jr. Red Cross 12. RUDY MASSA Biology Lab 105 Chemistry 115 Chess 125 Physics 12. DAVE MASTROCIUSEPPE Ski 125 Sportsmen 12. TOM MATUSKI Chemistry 115 Chess 10,115 Historians 10,115 Hi-Y 10,115 Tutors 125 Track 11,125 R.R. 12 fPres.J. MARY ANN MATUSZEWSKI Biology Lab 115 Chess 11,125 Sportsmen 125 Ushers 10,11,125Jr. Sales 115 R.R. 11 1Sec.J. JOYCE MEANS A.F.S. 125 Biology 10 CSec.J5 Chemistry 125 Chess 115 F.T.A. 12 CTreas.J5 Parapsychology 105 Ski 115 Band 10,11,12. RICHARD MEDZIUCH Hi-Y 123 Sportsmen 10,1I,I25 Win-the-Peace 11,12, Key 12. CHERYL MENGES A.F.S. 123 Chess 123 G.A.A. 113 Jr. Red Cross 113 Ski 11,123 Sportsmen 123 National Honor II,I23 R.R. 12 fTreasJ. CHARLES MENTION Afro-Am. 12. MATTHEW METHENY Sportsmen IOQ Key 12. CINDY MIDON Art 12 1596.13 Chess 113 Parapsychology 123 Spanish 10,113 Tutors 122 Ushers 10,II,123 Student Council 10,11,123 Jr. Sales 113 Class Treas. 10,II,123 R.R. 10 lSec.l3 Chairman program-Sophomore party3 Jr. Sales Chairman. GREGORY MILANOVICH Chemistry 113 Chess 123 Football 10,II,123 Track 10,12. CHARLENE MILLER Business 11,123 Jr. Red Cross 113 R.R. 11 1Treas.J. DENNY MILLER Baseball 11,123 Football 10,113 R.R. 10 fVice-Pres.l, 12 fVice-Pres.J. LENNY MILLER Sportsmen 123 Tiger Corp 103 Cross Country 103 Track 11,12. 'PATTY MILLER A.F.S. 123 Biology Lab 113 Chemistry 123 Chess 123C.A.A. 113 Slci 123 Ushers 11,12. CHERYL MILLS Chemistry 123 French IIQ F.N.A. 11,12 lSec.13 Tri-Hi-Y 123 R.R. 10 fTreas.J. GLENDA MILLS Business II,I23 Tri-Hi-Y 123 Jr. Red Cross 113 Sportsmen 12. RALPH MITCHELL ALLEN MODRO A.F.S. IZQ Parapsychology 123 Cross Country io,11,123 Track 10,11,12. DAVID MODRO A.F.S. 123 Chess 12Q Ski 123 Sportsmen 123 Cross Country 10,123 Track 10,11,12. MICHAEL MONZA Sportsmen 11. CHARLES MOORE F.T.A. 10,II,123 Parapsychology 113 Pep Band 11,123 The Inspector General. SUSAN MOORE Biology Lab II3 Chess 113 F.N.A. 123 Para- psychology 121 Ushers 10,II,123 Student Council 12. CHUCK MORRELL Hi-Y 113 Slci 123 Spanish 10,113 Track 103 Member Principal's Advisory Committee. JAMES MORRIS RHONDA MORRIS A.F.S. 123 B.B.S. 123 Biology Lab 113 Chess 11,123 G.A.A. 11,123 Spanish II 103 Ushers 123 Jr. Sales. PALMERIA MUSSI Tri-Hi-Y 12. ROBERT NAHAL Art 123 Biology Lab 103 Chemistry 113 Parapsychology 123 Spanish 11. RICHARD NALESNIK TONY NAPIERKONSKI Chess 113 French 11,123 F.T.A. 11. SAM NARDONE Biology Lab 103 Chemistry 121 Spanish II,I23 Baseball 10,II,123 Golf 123 R.R. 10 fVice- Pres.J, 11 1Vice-Pres.l. KINI NAUC-LE Spanish 10. ROBERT NEIDORFER French 113 Ping Pong 12. ROBERT NEININCER Historians 10,115 Hi-Y 113 Sportsmen 103 Tutors 12. IDRETTA NELSON Art 11,123 Jr. Red Cross 123 Ushers I2Q Student Council 123 Tigerettes 10,11,12. PATTY NEW SUE NEWMAN Chess 123 D.E.C.A. 123 Jr. Red Cross 113 R.R. 11 1Sec.J. ROBERT S. NIEDBALA Key 11,123 R.R. 12 CPres.J. DONNA NOCERA Art 11,123 Biology Lab 103 Chemistry 123 Chess 113 F.T.A. 113 Parapsychology 10,123 Sportsmen 113 Win-the-Peace 12g Yearbook 123 Student Conmcil 11. ROBERT NOREK Chess 10. IXJN OKON Sportsmen 11,12. JOE OMOGROSSO Chess 113 Golf 12. CAROL ONDOCSIN Biology Lab 103 Spanish 113 Ushers 10,11 fTreas.J, 12 QPres.J3 Win-the-Peace 123 National Honor 11,123 Student Council 12g Jr. Sales 113 Cheerleading 10,11,12. DAVE ORAVI'IZ Spanish 11,123 R.R. 12 fVice-Pres.J. JOYCE ORLOWSKI G.A.A. 113 Tri-Hi-Y 123 Jr. Red Cross 10,11 QTreas.J TIIVIOTHY O'ROURKE Parapsychology 12g Madrigal Singers 12. JAMES OTTAVIANI Biology Lab 113 Hi-Y 10,113 Sportsmen 123 Madrigal Singers 123 Golf 12. MICHAEL PAGANI Biology 113 Chess 11,123 Sportsmen 10,123 Junior Sales. CLAUDETTE PALKA ' Parapsychology 12 fTreas.l3 Spanish 103 Ushers 10,11 QReporterJ, 123 Win-the-Peace 11,12 fTreas.l3 Student Council 113 Majorette 10,II,123 Girl's Basketball 11,123 R.R. 11 Wice-Pres.J . CLAUDIA PALKA Biology 113 Ushers 10,11,l23 Win-the-Peace 11,123 Student Council 10,123 Girl's Basket- ball 113 Class 10 CSec.J, 12 CSec.l3 R.R. 10 fSecJ. GENE PALKA Biology 10 fPres.J3 Biology Lab 12 CTreas.D3 Hi-Y 103 Sportsmen 113 Varsity 11,12 fTreas.13 Student Council 10,115 Baseball 10,II,123 Football 10,II,123 R.R. 10 fVice-Pres.J, 11 CPres.l. RENEE PALMIERE French 11,123 G.A.A. 11,123 Ushers 12. ANCELO PAPAS Chemistry 113 Physics 123 Ski 103 Spanish 113 Tennis 12Q Track 103 R.R. 10 lVice-Pres., BETTY PARHAM Afro-Am. 12Q F.H.A. 11 fsCC.Jg Jr. Red Cross 123 Parapsychology 113 Win-the-Peace 11,123 Student Council 103 Tigerettes 10,11. DAVID PATTERSON Chemistry 113 Spanish 10. DOUGLAS PATTERSON Chess 123 Hi-Y 103 Ski 12. BARBARA PAXTON BOB PETERS LEON PETTEGREW STEVE PETTLER DAVID PHILLIPS Biology Lab 103 Cross Country 10. LYNN PHILLIPS MARIEPHILLLPS Business 11,123 1586.13 Tri-Hi-Y 103 Ski 123 Ushers 11,123 R.R. 12 lSec.-Treas.1. MARY PHILLIPS Biology Lab 113 Chess 123 Dranu 11,123 G.A.A. 10,113 Historians 103 Nat'l Thespians 123 Parapsychology l2Q Ushers 12g R.R. 10 fSec.J,11fTreas.J. ' JOHN PICCININI Biology Lab 103 Chemistry 113 Ski 11 fVice- Pres.D3 Spanish 10,11 fPres.J, 123 Sportsmen 123 Varsity II,I23 Student Council 11,123 Football 10,II,123 Track 10,II,123 R.R. 12 fPres.D. IEANNE PIETRO A.F.S. 123 Chess 11,123 Drama 113 F.T.A. 103 Parapsychology 123 Tennis 12. DEBRA PILCHARD ' ' F.N.A. 11,123 Tri-Hi-Y 113 Jr. Red Cross 10,113 Tigerettes 10. ANTHONY PISANO Chess 10,113 Sportsmen 10. FRANK PISANO Chess 10,II,123 Sportsmen 10,II,123 Varsity 10,ll,123 Baseball 10,II,123 Football 10,11. JUAN PLANOS' Biology Lab 103 Parapsychology 12: Spanish 12 ' EVANNE PLoslNsKi . 189 Art 11,125 French 115 Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,125 Year- book 125 National Honor 11,125 Pep 11. THOMAS PODBIELSKI Biology Lab 105 Chemistry 12 tVice-Pres.J5 Physics 115 Varsity 125 Win-the-Peace 10,11, 12 tVice-Pres.15 Student Council 115 Baseball 10,11,125 Basketball 10,11,125 Cross Country 10,115 R.R. 11 tPres.1. JOHN POURNARAS Chemistry 12 qPios,p4 Hi-Y 10,115 ski 115 National Honor 11,125 Student Council 11,125 Class 12 fvice-Pres.J5 Student Council 11 Wice-Pres.J5 Chairman of Caps and Gowns Committee5 Chairman of Picture Sales. RICHARD L. POWELL Sportsmen 12. MARK PRIBANICH Biology Lab 105 F.T.A. 11,12 lVice-Pres.l5 Band Vice-Pres. 12. 'IUNETTE PUCH BRUCE PULCINI Chemistry 115 Historians 125 Hi-Y 11,12. CHARLES QUETOT D.E.C.A. 125 Sportsmen 12. REID RAHSMAN Biology Lab 105 Chemistry 115 Mathematics 10,115 Parapsychology 125 Ping Pong 115 s.E.A. 105 ski 12g Sportsmen 124 Tutors 11,125 win-the-Poaoo 10,11,125 National Honor 11,125 Student Council 105 Cross Country 105 R.R. 10 lPres.l, 12 lVice-Pres.l. PATRICIA RAINES Business 11,125 Tri-Hi-Y 11,125 Ir. Red Cross 10,115 Sportsmen 125 Tutors 125 Yearbook 125 National Honor 11,125 Pep 115 jr. Sales. FRANK REDA Historians 10,115 Hi-Y 105 Swingsters 11,12. TIM REED A.F.S. 124 Biology Lab 104 Chemistry 123 Chess 10,11 Wice-Pres.l, 125 Drama 11 Wicc- Pres.15 Parapsychology 10,115 Ping Pong 115 Ski 125 Tennis 105 National Honor 11,125 Student Council 12 fPres.D5 Golf 10 Anastasiag Tomlones. DEBBIE REESE Business 125 G.A.A. 10,11 fVice-Pres.J5 Ushers 125 Student Council 11. PHJCY REYNOLDS Biology Lab 113 Tri-Hi-Y 11,125 14. Rod cross 105 Spanish 125 Tutors 12. GREG REA Biology 105 Latin 10. ROBERT RICHEAL Tiger Corp 10,11. LUPE RIDENOUR lr. Red Cross 115 lr. Sales. TED RIHELY Hi-Y10,11,12. MICHELE RITTELMANN Chemistry 115 Tri-hi-Y 11,125 Sportsmen 125 Tutors 12. SID ROBINSON Drama 12 Wice-Pres.J5 Hi-Y 10,115 Football 10,115 Track 105 The Inspector Genera15 Sorry 190 Wrong Number. GAYLE ROGERS Art 125 Chemistry 125 G.A.A. 115 Ushers 11,125 Student Council 125 R.R. 12 1Pres.J. BARB ROLLINS Biology 105 Business 125 Chess 10,11,125 Tri-Hi-Y 105 Ushers 11,125 R.R. 10 11 iSec.J. DIANA ROMICH EDWARD ROMICH Radio 12. CONNI ROSS A.F.S. 10,I1,125 G.A.A. 115 Tri-Hi-Y 10,1l,l25 Parapsychology 105 Tiger Roar 125 Pep 115 jr. Salesg R.R. 12 1Vice-Pres.J. JACKIE Ross Business 11,125 Tri-Hi-Y 11,125 Ping Pong 11, 125 Tigerettes 10,115 Pep 11. BETSY RUSSELL GEORGE RUSSELL TONY RYDER A.F.S. 125 Biology Lab 125 Tutors 125 Student Council 12. DEBBI SAKULSKY A.F.S. 125 French 10,I1,125 G.A.A. 115 Ping Pong 12 QTreas.J5 Tiger Cub 125 Tiger Roar 115 Tutors 12 fTreas.15 Ushers 125 Yearbook 125 jr. Sales5 R.R. 10 lTreas.l, 12 fTreas.J. CARY SALLADE Chess 125 Ski 125 Cross Country 10,11,l25 Track 10,11. DONNASAPP ANITA SCHRAF Ushers 10,11,12 fSec.15 Win-the-Peace 10,11, 12 fSec.l5 National Honor 11,125 R.R. 10 Wice-Pres.l,11tTreas.J,12lSec.J. BILL SCHROEDER RUTH SCHULER Art 10,125 Parapsychology 125 Ushers 11,125 Cheerleading 10,11,125 R.R. 11 lSec.1. JAMES SCHWARTZ MELONIE SCHWARTZ Biology 105 French 115 F.N.A. 11,125 F.T.A. 10,11. SALLY SEAMAN Tri-Hi-Y 105 Parapsychology 125 Spanish 11,125 Tutors 125 Ushers 11,125 National Honor 11,125 R.R. 10 tSec.1, 11 fVice-Pres.l. CATHY SEDNEY A.F.S. 125 Lab Biology 115 Chess 125 G.A.A. 114 Parapsychology 125 Ski 125 Ushers 11,12. SUE SEIDLER A.F.S. 105 Business 11,125 Chess 11,12. MIKE SEIKEL Varsity 10,1l,12 lSec.J5 Basketball 105 Foot- ball 10,11,l2. MARK SHOBLESKY Chess 10,115 Sportsmen 10,11. JEFF SHAFFER Biology Lab 115 Hi-Y 12. KIM SHELLENBERCER A.F.S. 10,11 tVice-Pres.l, 12 fPres.l5 Audio- visual 11,125 B.B.S. 10,11 tTreas.l, 125 Chess 11,125 Tri-Hi-Y 125 Jr. Red Cross 105 ski 11, 125 Tennis 115 Tiger Roar 125 Student Council 125 Madrigal Singers 12. JIM SHERBINE KATHY SHERIDAN Ushers 12. BILL SHERRILL MARIAN SHORT Afro-Am. 125 B.B.S. 11,12 fSec.15 Biology Lab 125 jr. Red Cross 115 Parapsychology 10, 115 Spanish 11,12 tVice-Pres.J5 Tiger Roar 125 Tutors 125 Tigerettes 10,11. JANICE SHULER Business 11,125 Ushers 12. LYNN SILIPIGNI Biology Lab 105 Chemistry 125 Quill G Scroll 11,125 Spanish 10,11,l25 Tiger Cub 125 Tiger Roar 115 Tutors 125 Ushers 10,11,125 Student Council 10,11,125 R.R. I0 fPres.1, 11 12 fPres.l. MARK SILVERMAN Audio-visual 10,115 B.B.S. 11,125 Chess 10, 11,125 Physics 125 S.E.A. 10,11,125 Tutors 11,125 Win-the-Peace 10. DONNA SIMON Biology 105 Business 115 D.E.C.A. 125 F.T.A. IIQJI. Red cross 11. CINA SIMONI A.F.S. 11,125 Biology 10 fVice-Pres.15 Chess 125 Drama 10,11,125 Nat'l Thespians 10,l1,12, fPres.15 Parapsychology 10,115 Tiger Cub 125 Tiger Roar 115 Ushers 11,125 Student Council 125 Majorette 10,11,125 R.R. 10 lTreas.1, 12 Wice-Pres.l5 No, No, A Million Times N05 Tom Iones5 Chairman Band Ways and Means. JANETTE SINGLETON Afro-Am. 125 Business 11,125 F.I-I.A. 10,115 G.A.A. 105 lr. Red Cross 1'2. KATHERINE SKIBA Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,125 Win-the-Peace 125 National Honor 11,125 R.R. 12 fTreas.l. DAVID SMITH Chess 11,125 Radio 11,12 fSec.-Treas.J. EDWARDT. SMITH RENE SMITH A.F.S. 124 Biology Lab 113 chemistry 123 Chess 125 Drama 115 G.A.A. 11 S.E.A. 115 Ski 125 Ushers 10,l1,125 Madrigal Singers l25R.R.11lSec.J, 121Sec.J. IOHN SMOLAR Baseball 10. MIKE SNOWDEN KAREN SOLOMON BOB SPAGNOLA Hi-Y 10,11,125 Parapsychology 125 Ski 125 Win-the-Peace 10,ll,12. LESTER SPROWLS Chess 115 D.E.C.A. 12. DEBIE STANTON Art 105 D.E.C.A. 12. DELORES STANTON A.F.S. 125 Art 115 Chess 10,11, S.E.A. 11,125 Ski 115 Ushers 125 Win-the-Peace 125 Student Council 10,11. TED STEALS MARK STEVENS Biology 103 Varsity 123 Win-the-Peace 11,123 Golf 10,11,12. KREIG STEWART Chess 12. MARK STEWART JOHN STULAC Chess 123 Ski 11,123 Spanish 10,11 fVice- Pres.P3 Sportsmen 11,123 Cross Country 123 Tennis 123 Track ll. NANCY SUDAR A.F.S. 10,113 Biology 103 Business 11,123 Tri-Hi-Y 11,123 R.R. 11 fVice-Pres.l, 12 fTreas.D. RICHARD TAKAS RANDY TALLON Biology Lab 123 Hi-Y 10,113 Sportsmen 10,11, 125 Student Council 113 Football l0,11,l23 Track 10,11,123 R.R. 11 fPres.D. PATRYCA TAPP A.F.S. 10,11,123 Afro-Am. 123 Art 11,123 Tri-Hi-Y 10,113 Jr. Red Cross 10,113 Para- psychology 123 Tiger Roar 123 Tutors 11,123 Ushers 123 Yearbook 123 Student Council 11, 123 Student Council Ways and Means Chair- man3 Chaimlan Prom-General Committee. ANCELO TATASEO Audio-visual 123 D.E.C.A. 12. DEBBIE TATE DENISE TATE CHARLES TAYLOR Hi-Y 10,123 R.R. 10 KATHY TEETS C.A.A. 113 Jr. Sales. JIM TERRACIO Biology Lab 103 Chemistry 113 Chess 122 Hi-Y 10,113 Physics 123 Spanish 10,113 Varsity 123 Football 10,11,123 Track 11,12. STEVE THELLMAN Biology Lab 103 Chemistry 123 Chess 11,123 Hi-Y 10,123 Baseball 10,123 Golf 12. DEL THOMAS PA'1'I'Y THOMAS Afro-Am. 123 Business 123 Jr. Red Cross 123 Cirl's Basketball 12. JENNIFER THOMPSON Business 11,123 D.E.C.A. 123 Drama 12. MARY THOMPSON A.F.S. 10,11,123 Biology Lab 123 Drama 113 Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,123 Jr. Red Cross 10: Tiger Roar 12 fEditorl3 Tutors 12 fS9C.JQ Yearbook 123 National Honor 11,123 Student Councilg Sorry, Wrong Number. PATTY THOMPSON A.F.S. 103 D.E.C.A. 12 fSec.J3 C.A.A. 11. PAUL THOMPSON Biology Lab 103 Hi-Y 10,113 Spanish 10,11, 12g Sportsmen 12. CARRIE TISDALE Afro-Am. 123 Business 123 C.A.A. 10,115 Jr. Red Cross 10,11,l23 Chairman Jr. Sales. JOHN TISDALE Afro-Am. 12. NICHOLAS TITA L 1 A.F.S. 123 B.B.S. 123 Biology Lab 103 Chemistry 113 Chess 11,123 Hi-Y 11,123 Parapsychology 113 Physics 123 Radio 103 Slide Rule 103 Chainnan ofJr. Sales. DAWN TJERNLUND Art 123 Jr. Red Cross 113 Cirl's Volleyball 12. RALPH TOMAINO HILARY TRESS Biology Lab 103 D.E.C.A. 123 French 113 F.T.A. 113 Parapsychology 10,113 Quill 81 Scroll 11,123 Tiger Cub 123 Tiger Roar 113 Win-the-Peace 113 Baseball 113 Basketball ll. BEVERLY TRIVILINO KATHI TROMBULAK A.F.S. 103 D.E.C.A. 11,123 C.A.A. 103 R.R. 12 Wice-Pres.J. SHEILA TRONZO Business 12. CREGC TROYANOWSK1 A.F.S. 123 Biology Lab 103 Chemistry 113 Mathematics 103 Physics 12 lPl'CS.J3 Ski 123 Spanish 10,1l,l2 lv1CC-PI8S.JQ National Honor 11,123 Student Council 123 Baseball 11,123 R.R. 12 QPres.J. LARRY USLENCH1 Sportsmen 12. CYRIL VANDENBERG Chess 11,123 S.E.A. 12. CAROLVEITZ F.N.A. 12. PATRICIA VERZELLA Business 12. AMYVOLK French 10,11,123 C.A.A. 10,l1,12 CTreas.l3 Ushers 11,123 Student Council 11,123 Cheer- leading 10,ll,123 R.R. 11 lPres.J3 Executive Council 12. KIM WACHTER Business 113 F.N.A. 123 Tri-Hi-Y 11,123 Jr. Red Cross 10,11. SAM WACNER D.E.C.A. 123 Ski 113 R.R. 11 fVice-Pres.J. CERT WALDRON C.A.A. 113 Jr. Red Cross 123 Girl's Basket- ball l0,11,l2. BETTY WALL Biology Lab 103 Chemistry 123 French 113 F.N.A. 123 Slide Rule 11 1580.13 Tutors 123 National Honor 11,123 R.R. 12 CSec.-Treas.D. DANIEL WASHINGTON Biology 113 Chemistry 123 1-11-Y 11,123 win- the-Peace 12 fPres.J3 Student Council 11,123 Baseball 10, cms country 103 Football 11,123 Chainnan of Athletics. ELDON WATSON Football 10. KARL WATSON Radio 11,12 Wice-Pres.J. LARRY WEATHERLY Art 123 Hi-Y 10,11 fTres.D3 Natil Thespians 12, Baseball 10. CONNIE WEAVER Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12 Sportsmen 123 Win-the-Peace 10,11,l23 National Honor 11,123 R.R. 12 fVice-Pres.J. KAREN WEBER French 11,12 fTreas.l3 F.N.A. 12g Tri-Hi-Y 11,123 Slide Rule 113 Tutors 123 National Honor11,12. FRED WEEBER Chelnistry 113 Chess 11,123 Hi-Y 10,113 Ping Pong 113 Spanish 103 Golf 123 Track 12. CYNTHIAWEIR A.F.S. 123 French 11,123 C.A.A. 11,12 fPl'8S.J3 Tri-Hi-Y 113 Ski 11,12 Tiger Roar 123 Tutors 123 Ushers 123 Na- tional Honor 11,123 Student Council 123 Cirl's Basketball 11,123 Cirl's Volleyball 11,12. EDWARD WHITE Sportsmen 11,12. TIM WILDERODER Chess 10. DESSIWILEY Basketball 10,11,123 Cross Country 10. JOSEPH WILLARD Ski 10,l1,l2. DIANNAWILLIAMS Buisness 11,123 Jr. Red Cross 11,123 Yearbook 12. STEVEWINCARD ROBERTWOCAN Quill 8 Scroll 113 Tiger Club 123 Tiger Roar 11. DAVID WOODS Chess 10,123 Baseball 10. MARK DAVID WOOLEY Pep11. MELINDAWURZEL A.F.S. 103 Biology Lab 103 French 11,123 F.N.A. 123 Slide Rule 113 Tutors 12. BLAKE YOUNC Art 11,12 fPres.l3 Hi-Y 11,123 Sportsmen 123 Student Council 12. DON YOUNG Ski 11,123 Baseball 103 Track 10. NANCYYOVICH Biology Lab 113 F.T.A. 123 Tri-Hi-Y 10,113 Parapsychology 123 Tutors 123 Win-the- Peace11,12. MARY KAYZIROT French 103 Sportsmen 11,123 Tiger Cub CCicada Editorlg Tutors 123 Ushers 123 Win-the-Peace l0,ll,l23 Student Council 12 fTreas.l3 R.R. ll fVice-Pres.l3 Chaimian Sophomore Party-Publicityg Chairman Jr. Fall CarWash. STEVEPETTLER Chemistry 123 Chess 10,11,123 Hi-Y 10,11 qseal, 12 rvice-Prem' Physics 113 Slide Rule 113 Sportsmen 103 Win-the-Peace 123 Key 10,11 fVice-Presj, 12 1Pres.J3 Student Council 12g Football 103 R.R. 10 fVice- Pres.D, 11 fVice-Pres.J. 191 q.w,..am To all those who were instru- mental in the planning and the designing of our '73 TIGER, we would like to say . . . THANKSH!! We wish to extend a special thank you to Miss Geraldine Selby and Mr. Donald Hicks, our advisors, for their long hours of work, patience, and understand- ingg to Mr. George Stewart, our American Yearbook representa- tive, for his thoughtful sugges- tions and fine guidance, and to Mr. Michael Sprock of Liskin Studio for his most helpful photo- graphic assistance. Bill Marsh Editor Janice Leidigh Assistant Editor ' and an f- as .sr E I I it iii, 4 V. - , , N x Q QQ K p S .lt lg 'F N i Z J Q S, wi K 1 L 1.- iff' . , - M. , ' N ! XS k A L .W H IE. W si iv , ,rv . .,, K-' Q, .,. My E 4 1: J' 2 f ' il f Ei av-ta 1. f 5. up LU V. E E ,Z , If.: rf . X Q a .wa if 3, wwf X R 2 f ? 1. uf . H Si' ' EF 5.1 Rig ki M -A Li? Li Ji .iq is fi M i If 4. K M 351' lix x Iii? Il , 36 aii . til -2 A ? 'f 931 I itz. F i x 1
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