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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1976 volume:

falls high FaLLS, PENNSnV OluMEL THE ORANGE AND THE BLACK Although Brighton always favors The Crimson and the Gold And Maroon and Gray are colors That make the Beaver Bold, We will own the lilies slender, Nor honor shall they lack, While the Tiger stands defender Of the Orange and the Black. Through the three long years of high school Midst the scenes we know so well As the mystic charms to knowledge We vainly seek to spell We will win athletic victories On the football field or track, Still we’ll work for dear old high school And the Orange and the Black. When the cares of life o’ertake us, Mingling fast our locks with gray, Should our dearest hopes betray us, False fortune fall away, Still we banish care and sadness As we turn our mem’ries back And recall those days of gladness 'Neath the Orange and the Black. TABLE OF ADMINISTRATION SENIORS CLASSES ...... FACULTY ...... ATHLETICS MUSIC DRAMA ACTIVITIES.... FOREWORD As we go through life, there are many events and moments to be remembered from our three long years of high school. By paging through this special book, the '76 Tiger Yearbook Staff hopes you will recall pleasant memories of this Bicentennial year. Through cheering at Friday night football games, organizing ring sales, painting chairs, getting new lockers, trying to make it to classes on time, missing buses, sitting through assemblies, listening to the morning announcements, attending club meetings, and dancing all night long at the prom, the BFHS students worked hard and proudly to uphold the name of the Tiger and to prove Beaver Falls has always been Someplace Special.” JUNIORS APPROACH JUNE AS THE STEP TO A NEW EXPERIENCE. THEIR BEGINNINGS... o° 7'°v FOR THE CLASS OF 1976, THE DOORS OF HIGH SCHOOL SLAM SHUT BEHIND ... „pVJJT,Qv J MJ —AS ORANGE AND BLACK GOWNS ARE TUCKED AWAY. ALL THAT REMAINS ARE THE MEMORIES. REMEMBRANCES THAT ARE JOYFUL SORROWFUL... 1 w nz r 3 ... THOSE FILLED WITH LAUGHTER, || WITH TEARS. PICTURES ARE SEEDS OF MEMORY. TIGER ’76 IS PICTURES. IT IS THE CLASS OF’76... BFHS... YOU. IT IS AN END — ABEGINNING. —LAUREENPAMER— ADMINIS STANLEYC.BROBECK SUPERINTENDENT Success is peace of mind which is a direct result of self-satisfaction in knowing you did your best to become the best you are capable of becoming. Throughout the year the school board makes many decisions which affect the students and faculty at B.F.H.S. Working with the school baord, to administer the policies it establishes, is our superintendent, Mr. Stanley C. Brobeck. Mr. Brobeck, who now has the responsibilities of the assistnt superintendent in addition to his own, also oversees the plans for the new school building. Another man vital to the working of our school is the Director of Curriculum, Mr. William A. Smith. It is his responsibility to coordinate courses at the elementary and secondary levels. The members of the school board, Mr. Brobeck and Mr. Smith all devote a great deal of their time to improve the quality of our education. For all their time and effort, we at B.F.H.S. would like to express our appreciation. —John Wooden TRATION SCHOOL BOARD Seated: Steve Rhodes; Robert Veon, President; Stanley Brobeck, Superintendent. Standing: John Rukas; Howard Miller; Vic Bovalino; Dom Casey; Robert Hazen; Harry Fry. Missing: Ronald Sturm; Leona Carlisle, Secretary; Frank Lewis, Solicitor. There is nothing too little for so little a creature as man. It is by studying little things that we attain the great art of having as much happiness as possible. Samuel Johnson WILLIAM A. SMITH CURRICULUM COORDINATOR ADMINIS CHARLES PIETRO PRINCIPAL In his many functions as principal of B.F.H.S., Mr. Pietro’s main concern is always for his students. In his willingness to help, he becomes involved in all school activities, continually working for the best possible education for all students. Working with Mr. Pietro, the school board, and faculty members, are the assistant principals, Mr. Evan Nardone and Mrs. Laree Riley. Anxious to make learning a meaningful experience for everyone, Mr. Nardone guides and helps us constantly. Mrs. Riley believes that the quality of education we receive depends upon the amount of effort we put forth. To improve our school, she and Mr. Nardone spend much time working with all of our faculty members. Mr. Pietro, Mr. Nardone, and Mrs. Riley have all given us much help and advice this year, and for this, everyone at B.F.H.S. would like to say Thank ft TRATION EVAN NARDONE ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL LAREE RILEY ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Every individual has a place to fill in the world, and is important, in some respect, whether he chooses to be so or not. ■Nathaniel Hawthorne GUIDANCE - . -■ KNOW THYSELF —PLATO The Guidance Department here at Beaver Falls, directed by Mr. William Dunfee, has the year-round job of helping us to find the direction of our lives after high school. To this end, our guidance counselors are involved in informing us about various colleges suited to our needs and giving us advice about vocations open to us. They also help us while we are still in school by aiding us in forming our schedules for each year. We would like to express our appreciation for all the help they have given us and are continuing to give us throughout our high school years. WILLIAM DUNFEE GUIDANCE DIRECTOR JOHN E. WILSON CHRISTY J. SEBASTIAN DAMON A TUREK B.S. In Ed., California State College M. Ed., Westminster College . . Guidance. B.S. in Ed., California Teachers College; M.S. in Ed. Guid., Westminster . . . Vocational Guidance, A.V. Director for District. Arizona State University; B.S. in Ed., Geneva College; Slippery Rock State College; University of Pittsburgh; M. Ed., Westminster College... Guidance B.F.H.S.’ BICENTENNIAL Sf $? 1 Human dignity, economic freedom, individual responsibility, these are the characteristics that distinguish democracy from all other forms devised by man.” —Dwight David Eisenhower S3— JO|u s iNIVOV AVMSIH1 JANE KREBS Seniors—27 SALUTATORIAN JAYNE BOYER HOWARD McCONAUGHY HONOR ■ LAUREEN PAMER SUSAN PETCOVIC Senior —29 JAMES BURKE LAUREENPAMER Spanish Babcock Wilcox B'Nai B'Rith GEORGE SMITH History Practical Arts TIM WOOD Chemistry Honorary Science Award KIM CEARFOSS Business RICHARD CHIAPPETTA Athletics 19 COMMEN AWA 30 KATHY DeCHICKO Homemaking JUDITH DOUDS American Field Service GEORGEECKHARDT Journalistic 76 CEMENT RDS ROGER CLINE Woodworking FREDCOLOSIMO Babcock Wilcox Senior —31 GREG HARDY Valedictory DAVE HORNACEK Gene Palka Baseball Award DEBBIE HADDOX Homemaking 32 DON ROBINSON Berkman Athletic-Scholastic BARBARA ROSS Distributive Education PEGGY ROSS Carolyn Clarke Girls' Sports MARY ANN IERARDO Typewriting JAMES KIRKLAND Vocal Music JANE KREBS Problems of Democracy MARY JO PISANO Instrumental Music DONNA NARDONE Secretarial DENNIS SIMPSON BARBARA VEON LINDA WHITLA Latin Secretarial Vocal Music S«nlor —33 LORIE LIPINSKI secretary LAUREENPAMER president GIGI MANNARINO treasurer WERNERBLOOS vice president 34 BRIAN AGNEW RON ANDINO BERNIE ANNARELLA JOANNE BAILEY LEONA BAKER JOHN BARNES PATTI ANN BARNHART IRENE BARRETT RAY BELCZYK MELINDA BERNSTEIN Seniors—35 BRUCE BATES DAN BEATTY JAYNE BOYER JAMES BURKE WERNERBLOOS MICHELLE BIGSTAFF DAN BORNEO LARRYBRANDYBURG DAISY BIGGS VALERIE BORRONI CARLBROGNANO CALVIN BROWN DEBBIE CABLE DAVID BOWMAN KAREN CAMP DOUG CAMPBELL JEFF CAMPESE GAIL I. CARR Ron Andino crams for a test. KIM CEARFOSS LINDA CEARFOSS RICK CHIAPPETTA STEPHEN CHIAPPETTA Seniors—37 JOEL CIRIELLO KATHY CLARK DONNA CLECKLEY ROGER CLINE DARRELL COCKFIELD FREDCOLOSIMO GAIL COOK ROBERT COOK BETH CRAWFORD CYNTHIA CRESPO AMYCROGNALE LEISACUPAC 38 Seniors stick together. ROWENA DAVIDSON KATHIDECHICKO MARY LOU DEROSE DALE DOLENAK JUDITH DOUDS RICHARD DUNCAN BOBBIE DWYER LARRYDREHER Senior —39 CHERYL FORK GEORGEECKHARDT ROBIN EGGENSBERGER ELLEN EICHLER DAWN EILER TIMOTHY FARKAS JUDYFLIS GINA FORD As usual, Patti Ann Barnhart speaks out. C. CLAYTON FORREST CONNIE FRUM ALLEN FORSMAN DENISE GALL MARY GEER Debbie Kalish models a gown at the Ushers' Fashion Show. TIM GEHLEY DOUGLAS GIBSON DEBBIE GORRELL KEVIN GREIG Senior —41 Pat Moore s Rock-n-Roll Your Eyes in action! TIMOTHY GRIFFETH LINDA GUTHERIE JAMES GUTOWSKI PAUL GUZZETTI DEBORA HADDOX DAVID HALLMARK DENISE HAMILTON GREGORY HARDY LINDA HARRIS JULIENNE HAWRYLAK 42 GLORIA HEATON DAVE HORNACEK AMY HORVATH DONALD HAUSER CYNTHIA HUMPHREY MARY ANN IERARDO GARY IRWIN PAUL IRWIN Clayton Forrest inquires more about the future space shuttle, planned for 1980. S«niors—43 JULIAN JACKSON DEBRA KALISH JIM KELLY FAITH JONES MARGIE KAMMERDIENER KATHY KENDALL A small break in a busy day! fAMMY JURETIC JANET KARNIS ANITA KEELER RANDALL JONES JAMES KIRKLAND CHERYL KLINESMITH MICHAEL KOLCH ALAN KOLESKY JOHN KOLSON JANET KRAYNIE JANE KREBS DEBBIE KREITZBERG The law enforcement class has a mock trial. FELECIA KULSIC S«nlor� —43 Seniors have a chance to enjoy a sunny, warm day in February. DAVID KUSNERIK FRANK LANEVE JOHN LINARELLI COLLEEN LINDSAY JOYCELANGER DORETHA LINDSAY JOE LEAVENS KATHRYN LIPAN LARRY LIPINSKI LORIE LIPINSKI LOUANN LUPO EDWARD MANGELLI KATHY MANGERIE GIGI MANNERINO GWEN MANZETTI The sly look! RANDY MARSHALL JOYCE MARTIN GEORGE MASSON Pete smells out the food. TONY MATHEWS BONNIE MATTOCKS VALERIE MCCAMPBELL ALBERTA MCCANN HOWARD MCCONAUGHY 48 RON MCDANEL PAULETTE MCELROY ANTONIETTE DEBORAH MCKEITHEN DAVID MCKENZIE SHAWN MCKNIGHT GERALYN MEANS Seniors—49 TONYA MENTION MARYMENTZ Irene Barrett stops for a drink. KAREN MILLER RONNIE MILLER JEFF MITCHELL Greg Mussey has a magical moment. ROBIN MILLER TONI MILLIGAN DONNA MOLTZEN SCOTT MILNES LARRY MINNITTI PAT MONTANI PATRICK A. MOORE RICHARD MORRIS DORIS MURPHY Joanne Rebeske really gets into things. GREGMUSSEY DONNA NARDONE DEBBIE NESMITH CYNTHIA NOBLE Senior —51 Diligently, Jack Rowe tapes some wiring. TERRI NORTH RANDY O’HARA ANTOINETTE OMOGROSSO JANET PAGANI LAUREENPAMER MARY PANDER 52 EARL PATTERSON TIMOTHY PEGG SUSAN PETCOVIC MARKPETRELLA ANTOINETTE PICCOLO GEORGETTA PICKRELL PAM PIETRANDREA PETER PIETRANDREA Seniors—53 FRANCOISE QUAGHEBEUR KEVIN RAMPONI Cindy cheers on the team. 54 Seniors, Val Borroni and Debbie Haddox, relax after eating lunch. MICHAEL ROMIGH JAYRUKAS PATTI RUKAS DOUGLAS RUSSELL MARLENE SAKULSKY Seniors—55 SUE SASIC Scott Milnes finds a home. SANDYSCHOOLEY 56 PEGGY SCHWARTZ RHONDA SCIARRO Don Robinson addresses the Tiger fans. SUSAN SCOTT KENNETH SEIDLER MICHAEL SEMAN JOSEPH SILIPIGNI DENNIS SIMPSON VONNIE SIPPLE 314 Seniors—57 FLORENCE SMITH JIM D. SMITH Homeroom 314 gets ready for Christmas. In Child Development classes, seniors learn as well as teach. JAMES F. SMITH PEGGY SNYDER DONALD SOISSON BERNI SOMMERS RANDY STARCHER PATRICIA STEALS FRANK STEFURA SONIA STEFURA MICHAEL KELLY STEWART LINDA STROBEL 58 VIRGINIA SWAGER STEPHANIE TAYLOR SHERRY TECK RENEE THATCHER Sissy Grant shows her style. Seniors—59 Homeroom decorations begin. PAMTURCONI GARYURSIDA Kevin Burton addresses the student body. LARRY WALTER GIN WASHINGTON RONALD VANDENBERG BARBARA VEON DAVID WEATHERLY BILL WELSH Seniors enjoy some dancing at their party. 60 ROBERT WHISNANT The Pepsi Generation! Seniors show their spirit. KIMBERLY WIGGINS LINDA WHITLA Senior —61 The football team awaits their awards. TIM WOOD Some seniors had a special night at the Prom. KEVIN TRESS RICK YARIA 62 Decorating for the Prom can be fun. LAUREENPAMER The Football Court and their escorts pose for a picture. MARY KAYZUK IDEAL SENIOR BOYS Faith Jones and Anita Keeler whip up a batch of cookies. Not Pictured: LOU BARDOCZ ALFREDA BARRETT TOM BATHGATE DANNY BENSING FRANK BERADELLI DENISE BRYDEBELL JEFF BROWN ALVIN BUNTIN KEVIN M. BURTON ED CAMPBELL KATHY CASCIATO CURTIS CLECKLEY MICHAEL DAVIS TINAELEFTERIN JAMES FRANCHI DIANE FUHR MIKE GRAHAM VIRGINIA GRANT WILLIAM HEADLEY WILLIAM HERRINGTON JACK HUNTER JEFF JACKSON KARLA JOHNSTON KATHY JOHNSTON DEBORAH KING CHESTER KIRKLAND BARBARA KOZORA JANICE MATHEWS PAUL MOORE CAROLE MOODY LARRY NESMITH DONALD PARHAM DAVE PRONESTI WAYNE PUGH CONNIE RAMBO WILLIAM REED JOHN REGEC JOHN RICKERT JOHNSCHRINER SUSAN SCHULTZ GEORGE SMITH BRAD STOPP FRANCES STUART KEVIN TRESS RONALDVANDENBURG CAROLYN WALLACE JUDY WALLACE JAMES WHITE BRUCE WILLIAMS S«nior —63 PETE PIETRANDREA and DON ROBINSON Hi B.F.H.S., I’ll start saying that this is the best year in my whole life; I cannot say that I wish this or that happened be-because every thing has been more and better than I never expected. When I was coming, I was very afraid of the people, school and how to integrate in the group, but now I realize I didn’t have any reason to be afraid. It has been a year of surprise and happiness. Of course, there has been bad things and bad news too, but at least, I have had all of you with me, and I'll never forget it. The only thing that has been worying me is that you give me so many things. You have done so many nice things for me, and there is nothing I can give you, just my friendship, but that is sincere. The school has been a great experience, because it is so much different from Spain, and here you have the chance to know many people and get friends. I have enjoyed so many different activities especially those such as football games which were new for me and filled me with so much excitement. The pep rallies and pretty cheerleaders were new too. I enjoyed meetings, banquets, caroling, dances and so many other new things. I am so grateful to Mr. Pietro, Mr. Nardone, Mrs. Riley, and Mr. Dunfee. Thanks to all the teachers, always helping and being so nice. For the students, I have a special place. All the words about my feelings for you would never be enough. This year is almost over; it has been so fast that I haven’t realized it. I'm going to leave here so many good friends, but I hope I’ll see you some day. Thanks to everybody for making this year possible. All the love from your Spanish friend, Marie Rosa M Dear Tigers, I am very happy for this opportunity to write some words in this book. I think Beaver Falls is really great. It means a great experience for me, especially to be a member of the football team. The main difference between my school in Austria and yours is that our school is a place to study, but here it is also a community. Finally, I want to say thanks to all of you, and I’ll never forget this fantastic year. Gerald Dear BFHS Tigers, This year has been the most wonderful, but also the fastest in my whole life. Too many beautiful things happened to me during these last few months that it is very hard for me to realize that time has come now to leave all the people and things that I learned to know and love. MY opinion of the United States has changed completely since I arrived here. When I think of what happened during this school year, it seems to me like a beautiful dream. I really want to thank everyone in the school, that not only made this experience possible but so positive. Many thanks to Mr. Pietro, Mr. Nardone, Mrs. Riley, all the teachers, but especially to all the students who really give the BFHS its spirit. Of course, the school atmosphere was a lot different than the one I used to know, for during all my school years I went to an all-girl school! Every event in the school was something new to discover, and always very exciting. I would like to spend a lot more time here, but I wish that many other foreign students will be as happy as I was among the people of your school. I also want to invite you to visit Belgium; you will always be welcomed in my house. Goodbye to everyone! Love, Francoise Foreign Exchange Students-—65 DONNA WHITE President RALPH LINARELLI Vice President 77 JUNIORS 77 MARCY MCGONIGAL Secretary BARB FLORE Treasurer DEBBY ADKINS WAYNEAESCHBACHER DIANE AGNEW PATTI AIKEN GREG ALBERTI GREGORY ALEXANDER DOUGLASALEY MAURICE ALLEN DAVE AMMON SUSAN ANDREWS KAREN ANTONIAZZI SANDY ATKINSON What a line-up! Randy O'Brien takes a dip. NANCY BARKEY MIKE BARNES TAMMIE BARNES DAVID BATES WILLIAM BEIGHLEY HOLLY BEIGHTLEY KIMBERLY BEVER DENISE BIGSTAFF PAM BIRD KATHY BOAK PAULA BORGHI ROBERT BORKOVICH THOMAS BORTZ DENISE BOWMAN NANCY BOYER ANTOINETTE BRANDYBURG TERRY BRENZO DAVID BREWER Junior —69 JEROME BROWN THOMAS BROZICH LYNNE BURKE JESSE BURNETTE MAUREEN BUTLER DOUGLAS CAIRNS DANIEL CALLAHAN CECELIA CANTELMI PAM CARTWRIGHT MICHAEL CATALANO LESLIE CHAMPION CHARLESCLECKLEY ETHEL CLECKLEY LAURIE COGLEY CATHY COLABERARDINO PHILIP COLOSIMO CHARLES CONNER RICHARD CONNOLLY CYNTHIA COOK LEROY COOK MARY CORBIN TEMPIE CORBIN KELLY COSKEY PHIL CRANGI JANET CRAWFORD JUDY CRAWFORD JAMES DAUGHERTY PATTY DAVIS WILLIE DAVIS CHARLES DAY 70 Juniors take advantage of their new lockers. Mr. Evans inducts Nancy Boyer into the Spanish National Honor Society. Toni Evans steps out in style. CHERYLDEBONA DONNA DELORENZO HELEN ANN DESIMONE DANIEL DEVORE DANA DIXON JAN DOCCHIO JOHN DODDS DAVID DONNADIO GERARDECKHARDT JOE EILER MARIE EVANS BARBARA FERRARIO ROXANNE FIELDS JOHN FISHER RHONDA FLEET What a mouthful! Junior —71 REGINA FLETCHER BARB FLORE BRIAN FORNEY MARIANNE FOSNAUGHT DEBRA FOUTTY BRUCE FRASIER TOM FREED SUE FRITZ DAVID GAHLES DIANA GAWELSKI ALVIN GIBSON DIANE GIBSON DUANE GIBSON DIANE GINAND GERIGISHBAUGHER PAULA GLOVER SUSAN GOODSPEED MARKGORSUCH KAREN GOTTSCHALK KAREN GRAHAM LAUREEN GRANATI THOMAS GUZZETTI KATHY HACKETT CHERYLHADDOX RICHARD HALLIGAN DIANA HAMILTON DAVE HARN JACK HARN JOEY HARRINGTON JOAN HARRIS 72 BELINDA HAUSER ROBERT HAWTHORNE SUSAN HAWTHORNE SHERRI HAYES BETH HEADLAND KAREN HEATON JOYCE HINZMAN WILLIAM HOLCOMB KATHERINE HOMMEY ERNEST HUMPHREY CHERYL HURBANEK ERICHURBANEK DOROTHY IZZO MARY JACKSON THEODORE JANICKI CINDY JANKOWSKI MARY JANE JANKOWSKI STEPHEN JAVENS Do I really get another helping?” The juniors of the cafeteria homeroom decorate for Christmas. DAVE JEFFRIES KRISTY JENNINGS RICHARD JENNINGS CATHY JEROME BRUCE JOHNSON EDWARD JOHNSON ROBERT JONES ROBERT JUSTISON JANIS KARCZEWSKI DAVE KING JANET KITSON DONALD KITTNER Junior —73 Just waiting for the bell! EDWARD KOLEMAN MARY FRANCES KOPKA JULIE KRAWCHYK DAVID KRUPA MIKEKRUPPA KAREN KUHN CONNIE KULAKOWSKI JERRY KULLEN VICKY KULSIC JOEKYLER MARK LASKOWSKI KIM LEE RALPH LINARELLI ROBERT LINZEY SUE LITTELL DEBBIE LOHRY DENISE MANNA DIANE MANNA ROBIN MANNION DARYL MANZETTI LINDA MANZO ROBERT MARTELLA ft Well... Connie Kulakowski gives Linda Manzo a few tips in algebra. 74 En garde!!! Ethel Cleckley displays her femininity. LINDA MASON RANDY MASSA JOSEPH MATTHEWS DANIEL MATTSON-BOZE BRIAN MCCONAHY JOE MCCROBIE LORI MCCUTCHEON DAVID MCGEE MARCELLA MCGONIGAL YVONNE MCKEITHEN MARK MCKIM TINA MEDARAC TONY MENDICINO ROBERT MENTION JAMES METHENY DIANA MILLER TOM MILLIGAN EARL MILLS DONALD MODRO RICK MOODY FRANK MORELLI DAVID MORLAN KIM MORRIS ROBERT MOYE Junior —75 CHARLES MURPHY DAN MURRAY PAULA NAHAL MARY ANN NALESNIK CINDY NAVOLIO DIANE NELSON KEVIN NESMITH KATHY NEW BECKY NOBLE DALE NODIANOS VICTOR NOVOTNY RANDY O BRIEN Pam Cartwright helps with Homecoming The day commences, decorations. GARYOLKOWSKI BECKY OMOGROSSO JOEL ORVITZ LUCAS PAGALOS GERALDINE PAINTER BRAD PALMER EILEEN PAMER DENISE PARRIS LINDA PENSY CAROLYN PHILLIPS ANNETTE PIETRANDREA DENNIS PIETRANDREA CARLA PISANI RONNIE PISANO THOMAS PISANO VICKY PODBIELSKI DEBRA POWELL WILLIAM POWELL 76 TONI PUGH JOHN REED SHARON REED RICK REEHER LORI REYNOLDS CATHY RICHTER ZOE RIZOS MICHELLE ROBINSON TERRY ROBISON LAURA ROHM BARBARA ROUSSEAU BRENT RUBY Caught in the act! DALE RUSSELL PAMELA RUSSELL DANIEL SACER JOYCE SALVANO SHERRY SAPP BRENDA SAYERS Junior —77 Even guys get into the Christmas spirit at B.F.H.S. KIM SCHLOSSER KENNETH SCHUPAY SAMUEL SCOTT MITCHELLSHABLESKY BRIAN SHEELER THOMAS SHERIDAN MAURICE SINGLETON STEPHEN SKOLNIK ROBERT SMILEY AMY SMITH CARRIE SMITH SHELDON SMITH Lunchtime is munch time. DENISE SNEDIKER CARLA SNOWDEN CHARLENE SYPOLT DONALD TATE KATHYTELFORD DENISE THOMAS MILDRED THOMAS MARY THOMPSON DIANA THUMM HENRY TJERNLUND KATHY TRINBUR GERALDTSCHERNE JEFFREY TURCONI JOETURCONI JUDY UPLINGER KEVIN VANKIRK CHARLESVERRETT CHERYL WADE 78 MARK WORK HOLLIS YOUNG KIM YOUNG PETE ZWIERYZNSKI REGIS WAGNER NANCY WAITE MANSFIELD WASHINGTON CINDY WATSON JAMES WEIDO ROBERT WEIR CATHY WELSH DONNA WHITE DEBBIE WICKLINE EUGENE WILLIAMS SARAH WILLIAMS CHERYL WORD What a class!!! NOT PICTURED: ROBERT BARRON KATHY BRITTON BRUCE CARPER TOM CLARK KIM EDWARDS SHIELA EGAN ALEN HOHBACH CARL MATTHEWS GEORGE MENTION RUTHMORLAN JOHN MULROY WILLIAM NELLE PATRICE PETTI BOBRUDI JOHN TABAY JOHN TISDALE JOSEPH TRONZO Look at the hams! Junior —79 VIOUS PAGALOS President RICHARD TODORICH Vice President 78 SOPHOMORES 78 JOANN PRIMERANO Secretary TONIGRANITO Treasurer 80 STACY ADAMS DAVE ALBRIGHT KELLY ALTMAN DIANE ANDINO GEORGE BANYAS CHERYL BARNES KENNETH BARNHART CATHY BARRETT JAN BARTO NANCY BEAVER CHARLES BECK CHRISTOPHER BEEGLE MARY BEIGHLEY KATHERINE BENDER JEFFREY BEVER PAMELA BINDER DONALD BISCHOFF ROGER BLINN JULIANNE BOOK KAREN BORGHI RICKI BOSWELL WILLIAM BOWSER KENfcREIT JAMEYBRENZO MARY JANE BREWER MICHELLE BROWDER GERALD BRYDEBELL TIM BURKE KATHY BYRD PAM CAMPBELL Sophomor —81 Dancing at the Sophomore Party provided an enjoyable evening. Sophomores help boost the Christmas spirit. WILLETTE CARACTER LEON CARR CLARISSE CARTER DANA CARY CANDY CHANEY ROBERT CHUDICEK LEONARD CLECKLEY BRIAN CLERIC! BRYAN COCKFIELD DENNIS COGLEY DAVE COLE LISA CONNER WILLIE COOK TERRI CORBIN DAVE CORCORAN LILA COWDERY DENISE COX EUGENE CRAWFORD MARGO CRAWFORD FREDCROGNALE MELODYCROGNALE RICHARD CROGNALE JAMES D ACHILLE ROBERT DAUB LYNDEN DAVENPORT LINDA DEAL NICK DECHELLIS MICHAEL DEHAVEN BRUCE DENMAN CHRIS DESANZO 82 SUSAN DEWHIRST WILLIAM DILLAN JOYCE DILLE KATHY DODSON DIANE DOLENAK CYNTHIA DREHER HOWARD DUNCAN JACK DUNCAN MIKEDYDYNSKI DANIEL ECKHARDT SUZYECKHARDT BARBARA ENGLE PHILIP FARKAS HEIDI FARRA JUDY FIELD SHERRY FIELDS JOHN FIORENZA PETER FORSMAN ROBIN FOSNAUGHT PAULA FRANCHI JOSEPH FRANER LINDA FRANER CAROL FREED KEVIN FREED ROBERT FREED MICHAEL GASPER MARK GEHLEY JOHN GERARD WAYNE GILLESPIE SophomorM—83 Sophomores are attracted to food. CHERYLGORRELL TAMI GRAHAM TONIGRANITO WILLIAM GRUBB KIMBERLY GRZELKA KEVIN GUILFORD JEFF GUTHRIE ROBIN GUTHRIE CYNTHIA GUZZETTI MARTHA GUZZETTI BRIAN HADDOX TRAVELOUS HAIRSTON PETER HALL BARBARA HALLMARK MARIANNE HAMMER JANET HARPER ROBERT HART KELLY HARRINGTON RAE LYNN HARTSHORN DON HAZEN BETTY HAZLET DIANE HENDERSON RICKY HINZMAN LINDA HORINKA ROBERT HOLIDAY JOY HOLLAND VIVIAN HOLLIBAUGH DAVID HOLOWEIKO MARIETTE HOMMEY RICHARD HOOVER RALPH HUDSON Hopping Suzy Eckhardt and her assistants play Peter Cottontail. 84 JAMES T. HUPP SALLY HURD TAMMY ICENHOUR DOUGLAS INMAN DAVE IZZO VINCENT IZZO CHRISTINE JACKSON JOHN JACKSON MICHAEL JANICKI JOHN JANKOWSKI CONNIE JOHNSTON DRENDAJOHNSON TERESA JONES CYNTHIA KACHINSKI DONNA KALISH NANCY KAMMERDIENER SUSAN KEELER LAURENEKETTERER TIM KLOBETANZ NANCY KNAPP PAULKOFALT MARY ALICE KOLEMAN CARA KOLSON JAMES KOLUMBAN TRACEY KOMMER CATHERINE KREBS KENNETH KULAKOWSKI BILLY KULLEN JIM KUSNERIK DOUGLAS KYLE MARY LYNN LANEVE JUDY LEWIS Sophomore —85 Sophomores join in the dancing at their party. PAMELA LIBICER LINDA LINARELLI HOLLY LINDSAY JOHN LINZEY BARBARA LIPAN JIM MARSHALL CURT MASON FAITH MASON KEVIN MASTALSKI ZACHARY MATHEWS BRENDA MATTOCKS ARLETTE MATTSSON-BOZE MIKE MAYER CONNIE MCCALL TAMMY MCCOY WILLIAM MCCREA GEORGE MCFARLAND DONNA MCKENZIE GARY MCKINNIS CANDACE MCMURDY TIMMEDARAC JOHN MENTZ MORGAN METHENY BARB MILLER PAMELA MILLS THOMAS MITTICA MARPESSA MOBLEY DEBBIE MOORE KELLY MOORE PATTY MOSKAL 86 ROBERT MURPHY GARTH MUSSEY CYNTHIA MUSSI STEVE A. NALESNIK STEVE L. NALESNIK MARY NARDONE DONALD NESMITH DONNA NESMITH ROBERT NICGORSKI DANNIE O HARA TONYOMOGROSSO SHERRIE ORAVITZ VIOUSPAGALOS DEBORAH PAIGE JOHN PAISLEY KATHLEEN PAMER PENNY PARKER KEVIN PATSY BARBARA PAUL IRENE PAVLINCH DEBORAH PEGG BRAD PHILLIPS BRIAN PHILLIPS RANDALL PHILLIPS Sophomores do their thing. SophomorM—87 ANITA PICCININI PHILLIP PIETRANDREA DONNA PISANI MARYANN PISANO HENRY POLSINSKI RICHARD POPE RON POUGNAUD BEATRICE POWERS KENNETH PRICE JOANN PRIMERANO DELIA PRYOR CYNTHIA QUEST DARRYL QUEST DONNA RADER EUGENIA REKRUT MARY ELLEN RICHARD CAROL RICHAEL DEBBIE REISINGER ERNIE ROGERS BOB ROUSH BERNARD RUSSELL ROBIN SALLADE MELONEY SALLIE RICK SALTZER ANTHONY SCARAZZO JAMES SERGI BONNIE SHABLESKY CINDY SHOTTON CHRIS SHUMAKER DEBBIE SIEVER Tammy Stover shows her enthusiasm during bus drills. Connie McCall finishes the door decorations. ’•It’ll do. BARB SIMPSON CYNDI SMITH DARLENE SMITH MICHAEL SMITH WILLIAM J. SMITH CYNTHIA SNOWDEN CHRISTINE SOISSON DANIEL SOUTH Sophomores—89 Sophomores cordially welcome student teachers to B.F.H.S. TAMI STOVER LINDA STOWE JOHNSTROBEL CAROLYN SZOPO FRANK TAVERNA BRIAN TECK GENEVA THOMAS ROBIN THOMAS CYNTHIA THOMPSON ELIZABETH TITA GERALD TOBERY RICHARD TODORICH SCOTT TOWNSEND PAULA TRAPP BRIAN TRESS ROGER TRIVILINO JANICE TRONZO TAMARA UNDERWOOD TERI UNDERWOOD PATTY URGISTUS IRENE URISTA SANTA URSIDA DENNIS VANDENBERG MARKVEON DONNA WACHTER BRENDA WADE SHELLY WADE FRANCIS WAGNER JUDY WAGNER LANCE WALKER Sophomores enjoy lunching with friends. Mrs. Medved’s art classes prove to be constructive. 90 Sophomores Not Pictured: ROBERT WALKER TERRI WALKER ROBERT WASHINGTON PEGGY WEATHERLY LARRY WEBB BRENT WHISNANT JEFF WILLIAMS JEFF WILSON BETH WILTROUT PHYLIS WONSIECKI JACK WOOLEY ROBBIN YOHE PHILLIP YOST DARREL YOUNG GAYLE YOUNG JOYCE YOUNG ROBERT YOUNG VIRGINIA YOUNG MICHAEL YURICHA DENVER ZUBROWSKI TERRI BURNETTE GREGCANTELMI JOSEPH CHIAPETTA EDDIE CORBIN FRANCIS CRAWFORD CHARLES CRITCHFIELD DONNA DANYLO THOMAS DAVIDSON JOHN GIOFFRE PAMELA GOLDING PAUL GOOSBY KEITH HEID RON HOLCOMB LINDA HORINKA JAY HUNT PAT KELLY MICHAEL LUPO JAYMANNION KAREN MARINKOVICH DON MCCUTCHEON MARY MCFEE ANDEAN MCNEILL BRENDA MINNITTE DAVID MITCHELL ANTHONY MITTICA MARGARET NORTON FRANK PAGANI CLARE PICCOLO WILLIAM PINTUR RICHARD PRICE FRANK RANDZA ROMAN SHABLESKY ANTOINETTE STINSON DONALD TATE DONALD TURNBULL IDA TURNER PHILLIP YOST JOHN WEATHERLY SHELLY WEBB CAROLYN YOUNG MARY YURSHIA Cramming for a test at lunchtime. Mr. Nardone converses with a few sophomores. Sophomor —91 79 FRESHMEN 79 CYNTHIA MONTANI Secretary SUSAN JANSTO Vice President SHIRLEY BOGGAN Treasurer E.J. DWYER President LISA ADRIAN HARLINAESCHBACHER PATTI ALEY JACKALTSMAN JODYALTSMAN DEAN BAILEY GAIL BAKER BARB BARKEY RICKIBARKFELT LORETTA BARRETT CLARA BEAUFORD BARBARA BECK RALPH BECK FRIEDA BEERCOOK APRIL BEIGHTLEY JOE BELCZYK JOANN BEVIVINO ROBERT BIDDLE DOUGLAS BLEIGH JEFF BLINN BRUCE BLYTHE KAREN BOAK THOMAS BOBIN SHIRLEY BOGGAN MICHAEL BOOK RONALD BOOK JOHN BORKOVICH RITA BOTTI MARIE BOVALINO JACK BOWKER ROBIN BOWSER BETH BOYLE BRIAN BRITTON BETTY BROOKS BILL BROOMFIELD KEITH BROWN MAURICE BROWN DONALD BROZICH DAMON BRYANT TIM BRYANT RALPH BURROUGHS MICHAEL BUTLER JEFFREY CAFFRO BRIAN CAMPBELL JOSEPH CAMPBELL SHAREN CAMPBELL ERICCAPOTS WILLIAM CARACTER Frathman—93 Can magic work on E.J. Dwyer? Freshmen serve at a teacher's luncheon. TAWNIA CARACTER JAY CAROTHERS TAMARA CARPER CHRIS CARY GENE CHIAPPETTA JOE CHIAPPETTA THOMASINE CLEARY CRYSTAL CLECKLEY WILBUR CLECKLEY JON COEN LARRY COEN KANDIE COGLEY KIMBERLY COLEMAN SCOTT COLLAR DAVE COOK DAVE CORBIN WENDY CORBIN LUANN COWDERY CATHY COX JEFF COX TYANNE COX BRUCECREES LISA DABNEY WILLIAM DAUGHERTY SUSIE DAVIS TRACI DAWSON DAWN DAY RICHARD DEAL FRANK DEBERRY RANDY DEHAVEN 94 GLENN DENNISON DONNA DEROSE SHELBY DILLE MARGUERITE DURISH EDWARD DWYER KELLY DWYER DENISE DZURA COLLEEN ECKMAN KEITH EDWARDS BELINDA EGAN TRACY EGGENSBERGER JACK EICHLER TOM EICHLER NANCY EILER MARK ELLINWOOD DEBBIE FENCHEL ANN FIORENZA SABRINA FORD KENNETH FORMAN BRIAN FORREST CARLFOSNAUGHT KANDY FOSNAUGHT SANDRA FRASIER BARB FREED JEFFREY FREED JANICE FREIER WILLIAM GASSER LINDA GEISER DELDA GIBSON KEITH GIBSON LINDA GIBSON MICHELLE GIBSON JEFF GILMORE TONYA GLENN TYRONE GOLDING SHIRLEY GOSSARD Frwhm n—95 BONNIE GRAHAM JULIE GRANATI ANITA GRANT DAVID GREEN TADGREIG BILL GREY PAUL GRIMES AMY GRIMM AMBER GUTHRIE KIM GUTHRIE DANIEL GUTOWSKI LUANN GUZZETTI RHONDA HADDOX LEONARD HALL BARBARA HALLIGAN JAMIE HAMILTON CHERYL HARRINGTON CARL HARRIS KATHY HARRIS MICHAEL HARRIS DERRICK HASKINS DORIS HAWTHORNE ROBERT HEADLEY GEORGE HENDERSON DARLENE HENRY DENNIS HEYMAN GREGORY HIGGINS PAULA HINZMAN ELAINE HORNACEK HERBERT HOWELL BONITA HUMPHREY BARBARA HURD JOYCEIKARD THOMAS IZZO SUEJANSTO NANCY JANSINSKI 96 The Freshmen Class show their enthusiasm. SARA JEFFRIES TRACY JEFFRIES RICKY JINAR CHARLES JOBE DAVID JOHNSON DEBRA JOHNSON DOUGLAS JOHNSON HARRY JOHNSON RANDY JOHNSON DONNA JONES DUANE JONES EDWARD JONES NOVELLA JONES RODNEY JONES ROOSEVELT JONES NATALIE JOPCHAK ROBERT KACHINSKI BRUCE KALINOSKI PATRICK KELLY IVAN KHAN DOUG KING JOYCE KIRKLAND ROBERT KIRKLAND DANIEL KITTNER ROBIN KLINESMITH TIMKOAH PAULA KOFALT JIMMY KREITZBURG JEFF KRUPA JEANKUSHNER PATTY KUZIBICKI BETH LADERER LORILAMBRIGHT DIANE LANDSBACH MIKE LANGSTON CLARENCE LAWSON ANTHONY LEAVENS GREG LEAVENS ROY LEISTER BERNADETTE LEWCHENKO RAMONA LEWCHENKO RICHARD LIBERTO DEBBIE LITTLE Fr hm«n—97 WILLIAM LOVE ALENE LYONS MICHELLE MAHOVLIC GIGI MALLEY RICHARD MALLICK LOUIS MANGANO CAROL MANGELLI KRISTINE MANGERIE LISA MANNA THELMA MANNERINO MIKE MARSH JEFF MARSHALL THERESAMARTELLA PATRICIA MARTIN JIMMY MASON JAMES MATHEWS MARY MATTHEWS RICKIE MCCALL DWAINE MCCANN RAECHELLE MCCANN JUDY MCCLINTOCK LISA MCCREA MARLENE MCGONIGAL GRETCHEN MCKENZIE FRESHMEN FOOTBALL First Row: I. Khan, B. Crees, R. Thompson, G. Dennsion, D. Brozlch, J. Mason, M. Roth, G. Moye. Second Row: D. Collins, J. Eichler, J. Chiappetta, J. Ross, G. Chiappetta, C. Harris, R. Deal, B. Montagazzl, G. Henderson. Third Row: T. Eichler, M. Langston, G. Walker, S. Pappan, J. Belczyk, B. Cook, D. Pisano. Fourth row: D. Pappan, B. Borkovich, J. Fairley, L. Mendicino, B. Jones, R. Hairston, J. Kreech. Fifth Row: J. Palmer, D. Johnson, R. Burroughs, M. Elllnwood, M. Nardone, R. Mallick, B. Daugherty. Sixth Row: J. Gasper mgr., P. Sherin mgr., T. Monts, J. Moye mgr., J. Cook mgr., T. Dvorsak, A. Carbone, B. Blythe. 98 JOHN MCKENZIE CAROL MCKNIGHT CHARLENE MCKNIGHT JOANNE MENDICINO LARRY MENDICINO JUDY MILES DALEMILNES TIMOTHY MINEARD DAN MODRO BRUCE MONTAGAZZI CINDY MONTANI MARY MORRELL PHILIP MURPHY JAMIE MURRAY JIMMY MURRAY GRETCHEN MUSSEY ROBERT MYERS JEFFREY NALESNIK ROBERT NALESNIK MICHAEL NARDONE JOHN NAVOLIO CINDY NEMETH DENNIS NESMITH ROBERT NESMITH FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS Floor: LuAnn Guzzetti Second Row: Rhonda Haddox, Donna De Rose Judy Young, Miranda Washington, Rita Bottl. Third Row: Mary Morrell. Missing: Bridget Robinson. Frwhmen—99 SHERRY NOBLE MELVA NORTH REBECCA NOVAK RUTH ANN O HARA RONALD ORAVITZ VINCENT ORAVITZ DAWN OWENS LAURA PALAICH MAUREEN PAMER LINDA PANDER RICHARD PANDER DEMETRIOUS PAPPAN MIKE PARRIS SCHERILL PARRIS GEORGE PHILLIPS MARGARET PHILLIPS SUSAN PIETRANDREA BRYANT POMRENKE CYNTHIA POWELL KEN POWELL CHARLES POWERS KATHLEEN PRALL CHARLES PRICE LYNN PRICE JUNIOR TIGERS 100 First Row: R. Thompson, G. Taylor, R. Harriston, B. Grey, R. McCall, D. Klttner, D. Jones. Second Row: Coach Keeley, D. Collins, B. Jones, L. Mendiclno, K. Gibson, M. Roth, J. Wallace. D. Nesmith. MICHELLE PRICE RITA PRICE TONYA PRICE LARRY PUGH BARBARA RAINES DANNY REA TAMMY REBOLD JOHN REEHER SUSAN REISINGER KATHY RHODES PATRICIA RICCI DAVID RICHARD BILL RICHARDSON DIANE RICKERT DONNA RICKERT ANGEL ROACH BRIDGET ROBINSON BILLY ROGERS MARY ANN ROLLINS CHRIS ROMIGH JOHN ROSS TONI ROSS CHARLES ROSSI DAVE ROSSI BENGALS First Row: R. Kirkland, D. Lacey, R. Haskins, J. Slappy, D. McCann, G. Henderson, B. Richardson. Second Row: Coach Coffini B. Kalinoski, J. Chiappetta, L. Hall, J. Mason, D. Brozich, G. Chiappetta, E. Zuk. Fr hm«n—101 MICHAEL ROTH PATTY ROWE MARY KAYRUKAS CHRISTINE SACER JILDA SALLADE DONNASANNER MARKSCHUPAY CAROLYN SCHWARTZ MICHELE SCIARRO MARILYN SEAMAN NANETTE SHERRILL PAMELA SHERRILL DEBBIE SIMPSON MIKE SIMPSON JOHN SLAPPY DEE SMITH TAMMY SNEDEKER GUYSPANO ALBERTA SPROWLS CHARLES SQUIRES SANDRA STANYARD RICHARD STARCHER TIM STEALS KAREN STEEL PAULSTEFURA LARRY STONER MELVIN D. STRALEY ROBERT STRATHMAN DARRELL TALLMAN ROBBYTALLON BRUSTERTAYLOR EUGENE TAYLOR LYNN TECK KAREN TELFORD REBA THOMAS CHARLES THOMPSON PEGGY THOMPSON RICKY THOMPSON DENISE THORNTON MIKETITA TIM TRACY DIANNE TRESS SCOTT TRESS DEBORAH TRIMBUR VICKY TRONZO LORI UMSTEAD JOHN URISTA RALPH UPLINGER 102 GRETCHEN VAUPEL DAVE VILLA SHERRI WADE BETTY WAGNER TODD WAGNER GREG WALKER JOLENE WALKER JIMMY WALLACE TERRI WALLACE CHARLES WASHINGTON MIRANDA WASHINGTON PATRICIA WASHINGTON DORIS WATSON KAREN WATSON OSIE WEST DANIEL WHITE JEFFREY WHITE JUDITH WHITE TIM WHITE TINA WHITE TIMOTHY WHITLA TERRI WOLFF SHERYL YEAGER JUNE YOUNG LOUIS YOUNG RONNIE YOUNG EDWARDZUK NOT PICTURED: Sorting type can be a tedious Job. ROBERT ADKINS CLIFFORD ANDERSON DORIS BARRETT JOHN BURNETTE ROBERT CAMPAGNA MONIQUE CARACTER TIMOTHY COOK WILLIAM COX STEVEN GUTHRIE RALPH HAIRSTON ROBERT HAIRSTON ROBERT HALL RONALD HAWK BETTY HAZLETT ERNEST HUMPHREY RICKY IRWIN SIDNEY KIRKLAND SONI KREBS DONALD LACEY JOSEPH LIBERT JOHN LINZEY GARY LIVINGSTON GLENN MARSHALL ANTHONY MILLER RUSSELL MILLER SAM OROSZ JAMES PLUM DENNIS RICKARD LINDA ROE ROSE ROMIGH SUE SCHWARTZ JOE SLAPPY ARTHUR STEAR PHILLIP STEWART JEFF STUCK ROBERT THOMAS PATRICIA UNDERWOOD BRIAN WHISNANT ROBERT WHILSTAR TERRY WOOLEY Gym class has all kinds of activities. Fr� «hm«n—103 JANETBERNHARDY B.A., Hollins College; Geneva; University of Pittsburgh ... English. JACKSON G. ALLISON. JR. VIRGINIA C. BARBER B.A., Geneva; Allegheny College; University of Pittsburgh; University of London ... English. B.S. Nyack College; M.S. Slippery Rock State College; Geneva . . . Social Studies. THOMAS W. BIERER B.S.. Indiana University of Pa.; Carnegie Mellon; Duquesne... Vocal Music. RICHARD BEIGHEY B.A. in English, Geneva; M.A., Educational Communications and Technology, University of Pittsburgh . . . English, Drama and Stagecraft. LARRY BRUNO RONALD L.BOLAM B.S. of Ed., Slippery Rock State College; University of Buffalo; Great Falls City College . . . Special Education, Work Experience. B.S.. B.A., Geneva ... Driver Training. BRADLEY P. BOOTH B.S., Indiana University; M.ED., Westminster College ... Social Studies. ANNA LOUISE BUTERA B.S., Youngstown State University . . . Business. JOHNT. BUDACKI B.S. of Ed.t Edinboro State College; Westminster College . . . Earth Physical Science. Faculty—107 TIMOTHY F. CASEY ALBERTS. CARBONE B.S. in Education and History, Geneva College; Penn State University, Beaver County Campus . . . Driver Education and Social Studies. JAMES P. CLEARY B.S., Clarion State College; M. Ed., Westminster College ... Social Studies. FRANK CHAN B.S., Washington and Jefferson College . . . Mathematics. B.S., M.S. in L.S., Clarion State College ... Library Science. LEIGH S. CONNOR 108 B.S., California State College . .. Graphic Arts, Tiger Press. SAMUEL R. CONTINO B.S., Geneva College; University of Nebraska; Master’s Equivalent, University of Pittsburgh; Millersville State College ...French. JOHN DILEONARDO B.A., Geneva College; MLS., University of Pittsburgh, Library and Information Sciences... Latin. G. ELISE L. FARTHING B.A., Individual and Family Studies, Pennsylvania State University . . . Home Economics. RICHARD K. EVANS, JR. B.A., Pennsylvania State University; M.A., Duquesne University . . . Spanish. Faculty—109 MARGUERITE M. GRIFFITH B.S., B.A., Geneva College; University of Pitts; University of London . . . Office Practice, Data Processing. HOWARD J. GREEN B.S. in Chemical Engineering, University of Pitts; Geneva; M.S., Clarkson College of Technology, Colby ... Chemistry. no DONALD E. GROVE ROBERT HACKER B.S. in Health, Physical Education, Recreation; University of Maryland; M.Ed., Westminster College, Guidance ... Health Physical Education. B.S. in Ind. Ed., Carnegie Mellon University; M.Ed., Penn State University . . . Mechanical Drawing, Director of Industrial Arts. GORDON HARRIER B.S. in Ed., Indiana University of Pennsylvania; M.S. in Mathematics, Florida State University ... Mathematics. SHIRLEY HEADLAND B.S. in Bus. Administration, Geneva ... Business. DONALD J. HICKS B.S., Grove City; M.S. in Ed., Westminster, Geneva, University of Michigan . . . Mathematics, Photography Advisor for Yearbook. Faculty—111 LEE D. HOLT DAVID A. HUNTER B.S., Music Education, Indiana University of Penn.; Florida Southern College . . . High School Band, Jazz Ensemble, Advanced Music. SYLVIA H. HOLZWORTH B.S. in Bus. Administration, Geneva College; Indiana University of Penn; M. Ed., University of Pittsburgh; Westminster ... Business. 112 WILLIAM D. KNESS T -- uawff ’ LAWRENCE J.MATRAZZO B.S. in Bus. Ed., Geneva College; M. Ed., Westminster College . . . Accounting, Guidance and Counseling. B.A., Westminster... English GARY R. LEACH B.A. in Ed., Youngstown State; M. Ed., Slippery Rock State College . . . Special Education. ROBERT R. MCCLAIN B.S. in Ed., California State College . . . Industrial Arts. Woodworking. Faculty—113 ESTHER MEDVED FRANCES MCDONALD B.S. in Business Administration, Geneva . . . Business. B.S. in Art. Ed., and Supervision, Edinboro State Teachers College... Art. JONELLEMCMILLEN B.S. Ed., Slippery Rock State College; Penn. State University ... Mathematics. DAVID MURRAY B.S. in Ed., Slippery Rock State College; M. Ed. Safety, University of Pittsburgh . . . Driver Training, History, Psychology. 114 WILLIAM J. PETROZZA B.S. in English, Slippery Rock State College; M. A. in Ed., Duquesne ... English. 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. JOHN PALUMBO B.S., Geneva College; M.Ed. Westminster; University of Pittsburgh; Duquesne University; Arizona State University of Arizona; Indiana University of PA . . . Physics, Physical Science, Biology, Mathematics. Faculty—115 SAM SHEFFIELD B.S., Geneva College; Youngstown University; Carlow College; M.Ed.t University of Pittsburgh; M.S., Michigan State University . . . Lab. Biology, Biochemistry. GERALDINE SELBY B.S., M. of English Ed., Indiana University of Penn ... English, Speech, Yearbook Advisor. NICHOLAS W. SKALKO B.S., Penn State University; Mt. Mercy; Slippery Rock State College ... Biology. 116 MAUREENS. SMARSH HARRY J. SMITH B.S. In History, Geneva College... History. B.S., Slippery Rock State College . .. Health, Physical Education. I UUUUUUO 0GG0QOQC JOSEPH SMARTZ B.S. in Business Ed., Indiana State Teachers College . . . Business. H. RAY SMITH B.S. in Education, Geneva; Westminster; Buck-nell University . . . Social Studies Department Head. Faculty—117 MARYLOUSTRAYER NANCY STARR A.B., College of Wooster; M.A., Western Reserve University; Hollins College; University of Maine . . . Head of Foreign Language Department. B.A., Geneva ... English. KARENS. STOPP B.S. in Elementary and Special Education, Slippery Rock State College . . . Work Experience, Science, History. MARY JANE SZCZURKU B.A., Geneva College; Slippery Rock State College ... English. 118 JAMES T. TURNBULL B.S. and M.Ed., Slippery Rock State College ... Social Studies, Political Science. FRANK TRGOVAC B.S. in Mathematics, Geneva College; M. of Math. Ed., University of Pitts. . . . Mathematics. JANICE MILLER WEST B.S. in Education, Slippery Rock State College; Beaver Valley General Hospital School of Nursing... School Nurse. Faculty—119 DONALD J. WHITE B.S. in Business Administration, Youngstown State University; Geneva College; M.Ed., Distributive Education, University of Pittsburgh . . . Distributive Education. EARLT. WILSON B.A. in English, Thiel College... English. JACK ZALUSKI B.S., California State College; M.Ed. Guidance and Counseling, Slippery Rock State College . . . Metal Shop. KATHRYN ZEIGLER B.S. in Engineering, Geneva; Masters in Guidance Counseling, Slippery Rock State College . . . Mathematics. 120 First Row: C. Smith, A. Saliga, J. Garroway. Second Row: C. Bonomo, M. James, M. Ross. CAFETERIA STAFF 121 FOOT VARSITY First Row: D. Parham, B. Herrington, D. Robinson, L. Minnitti, T. Mendicino, P. Pietrandrea, K. Burton, C. Forrest, J. Rukas. Second Row: R. Chiappetta, D. Hornacek, D. Hazen, J. Schupay, R. Halligan, D. Kittner, J. Weido, B. Bates, W. Aeschbacher, C. Brown. Third Row: G. Ursida, T. Omogrosso, R. O'Brien, M. Veon, J. D'AChille, M. Dydynski, B. Linzey, D. Brewer, G. Alberti, P. Crangi. Fourth Row: Mr. W. Ross, Athletic Director; Coach Murray; Coach Ryan; D. Bates, Trainer; G. Smith, Hd. Manager; K. Tress, Manager, Coach Bruno, Head Coach, Coach Matrazzo and Coach Harr. The 75-76” edition of the Beaver Falls Fighting Tigers was one that was young but proved that they were of the same quality of Tiger teams of the past. In their first conflict of the season the Tigers battled a newcomer to the section, North Catholic. The Tigers looked good for a young team, but in the final minutes of the game their greenness showed, and the North Catholic team struck back to win 20-19. The second game was won by Beaver Falls on a forfeit from Sharon, 2-0. The next opponent was the strong team from New Castle. In the first half the Tigers were subdued, The Red Hurricanes ran at will. With the score 23-0 at the start of the second half, the Tigers began to roar, but it was too little, too late. Final score was New Castle, 30, and Beaver Falls, 12. The Hopewell Vikings were the next invaders of Tiger Territory” and walked away with a 21-10 victory as the Tigers still struggled to get things rolling. Beaver Falls Opponent 19 North Catholic 20 2 Sharon 0 12 New Castle 30 10 Hopewell 21 20 Erie Prep 6 16 Ambridge 0 14 Aliquippa 7 7 Blackhawk 9 12 Butler 36 Wins—4 Losses—5 124 BALL JUNIOR VARSITY First Row: B. Cockfield, M. Washington, B. Palmer, T. Bortz, R. Linarelli, B. McConahy, G. Olkowski, K. Cosky. Second Row: B.J. Gerard, W. Cook, R. Hudson, P. Crangi, D. Krupa, D. Cary, M. Mayer, P. Zwieryznski, L. Walker. Third Row: T. Hairston, G. Tscherne, D. Brewer, B. Linzey, T. Omogrosso, R. O’Brien, D. Eckhardt, J. Chiapetta, M. Dydynski. Fourth Row Coach Murray, D. Bates, D. Nodianos, D. Mitchell, K. Barnhart, T. Mittica, Coach Ryan. With the fifth game of the season came some hope of a bright future. As the Tigers prepared for the game with Erie Prep, Coach Bruno reached to his bench and pulled out sophomore quarterback Jimmy D'Achille. The Tigers moved like a different team winning easily 20-6. Riding a 2-3 record, the Tigers evened things at 3-3 by defeating Ambridge 16-0. The newly reborn Fighting Tigers” then traveled to Aliquippa to take on the heavily favored Indians. Playing inspired football with a crushing defense, the Tigers upset the Quipps 14-7. The most controversial game of the season was the game at the North Western Field with our local rival, Blackhawk. The contest was close for four quarters with the only difference, a missed point by Blackhawk after a touchdown. With time running out and Blackhawk on the Tiger three yard line, the Alley Cats got tough and stopped the team from Someplace Special” with a loss of a yard. The Beaver Falls fans began to ceiebrate and count down the clock. The fighting Tigers had won 7-6, but a flag, after time had elapsed, gave Blackhawk a second chance. With no time left, the Cougars kicked a field goal. The last game of the season was against a tough Butler team whose only loss was to the eventual MAC champion, New Castle. Although the Tigers lost to Butler, the one bright spot was that the Big 0 put more points on the board than any team had done against Butler all year, including New Castle. The Tigers had indeed fought many long and hard battles during their season. Although the Tigers finished under fifty percent for the season, the youngness of this year’s team looks fruitful for the future. This season Coach Bruno had five lettermen; next season he will have three times as many. Come August of 76,” the MAC will hear the Fighting Tigers roar once more. Athletic —129 Seniors, Dave Hornacek and Larry Minnitti, watch anxiously from the sidelines. Tiger co-captains, Pete Pietrandrea and Don Robinson, call toss before doing battle with the Bridgers. 126 Kevin Burton gets around the end for a big gain. Dave Brewer converts extra point attempt. Quarterback, Jim D'Achille, doesn’t usually 'The Big 0 puts six on the board against Someplace Special. get lonely; he has a lot of visiters. A thirties—127 CROSS COUNTRY First Row: B. Orvitz, J. Williams, B. Whisnant, A. Gibson, G. Eckhardt, M. Laskowskl, D. Modro. Second Row: Coach Chan, T. Miller, B. Whisnant, D. King, C. Connors, D. Modro, T. Freed. Alvin Gibson heads into the last leg of the race. The 75 season never looked like a Golden One for the Tiger Runners, but in the usual Beaver Falls tradition, the team carried on the pride of the Orange and Black with the return of only two letter winners, senior Bob Whisnant and junior Alvin Gibson. Coach Chan had to rely mostly on the capabilities of inexperienced people. Although the season showed a record of three wins and eight losses, the team placed sixth at the Student Council Invitational and will return four lettermen in 76”. Jerry Eckhardt leads the way to the finish line. Chuck Connors finishes a hard race. 128 Athletic —129 GOLF Ed Campbell takes a second shot from a nice fairway lie. Sheridan had the low round of twenty-three players with a 77 at Sectional Qualifiers and tied for sixth out of fifty with a 79. Coach Kinkead has a fine future ahead of him with three freshmen, and one sophomore, along with the many experienced juniors. The sandtrap proves hazardous to Jeff Turconi. Tom Sheridan gets set to tee off. Ray Belczyk makes contact for a good shot. The '75 Tiger Golf Team won only two matches and lost six but will return four letter winners out of five starters in '76. The team was lead by junior three year letter winner, Tom Sheridan, and two year letter winners, Eddie Campbell, Jim Metheny, and Jeff Turconi. Golf Team First Row: J. Turconi, B. Blythe, M. Gasper, J. Marshall, J. Krupa, J. Metheny, J. Turconi. Second Row: Coach Kinkead, T. Sheridan, R. Belczyk, E. Campbell, T. Griffeth, C. Day. BASKE First Row: R. Hinzman, I. Kahn, A. Gibson, K. Burton, L. Dreher, J. Williams, T. Freed, J. Borkovich. Second Row: Coach Chan, G. Williams, B. Jones, R. Wagner, E. Rogers, S. Scott, L. Walker, D. Bryant, P. Mason, Assistant Coach Giannlni. For the second straight year, the Fighting Tigers, under the helm of Head Coach Frank Chan, had a strong pre-season as they ended 7-1. Among these seven wins were the semi-final and final game decisions over Bishop Boyle and Meadville to capture the Meadville Tournament for the third straight year. The section 3 opener found the Tigers still running hot as they downed Ellwood 77-53. They then lost close games to Butler and New Castle. Coming back home, the charges of Coach Chan played the role of the spoiler as they upset heavily favored Sharon 59-52 in overtime. The next game, things went badly as the Tigers shot poorly and lost to Black-hawk 58-43. However, showing what a good team can do, they bounced back to upset Farrell in a close contest 54-53. The first half then ended with a disappointing loss to Ambridge 71-70, leaving the Tigers three and four, and all but out of the section race. Playing Inspirational Basketball, the Tiger five ran off five straight victories before losing to Farrell. Included in this streak were wins over Ellwood, Butler, New Castle; a second upset of Sharon at Sharon; and a revenge on Blackhawk's earlier victory 61-49. After the loss to Farrell, Ambridge was the next victim as the Tigers ended the second half six and one. For the season they were nine and five and tied with Sharon for second honors in section 3AAA. 130 TBALL Gene Williams goes up and over the defender for a shot. Beaver Falls Opponent 86 Penn Hall Academy 74 62 Upper Saint Clair 69 87 Monesson 68 58 South Hills Catholic 54 69 Erie Strong Vincent 39 80 West Mifflin North Meadville Tournament 73 63 Bishop Boyle 61 50 Meadville 46 77 Ellwood 53 46 Butler 47 43 New Castle 59 59 Sharon 52 43 Blackhawk 58 54 Farrell 53 70 Ambridge 71 83 Ellwood 50 58 Butler 45 58 New Castle 52 61 Sharon 60 61 Blackhawk 49 58 Farrell 72 68 Ambridge Wins 16 Losses 6 45 Kevin Burton lets loose in hopes of 2.’ Team quarterback, Alvin Gibson, sets up the play and looks for the open man. Sam Scott jumps center to start another game. Larry Dreher eyes the basket as he stands at Traffic gets heavy as Bob Jones drives the free throw line. to the basket. JUNIOR VARSITY First Row: R. Hlnzman, T. Steals, J. Williams, L. Cleckley, B. Denman, J. Carter, J. Borkovich. Second Row: K. Guilford, I. Kahn, D. Cogley, R. Wagner, E. Rogers, L. Walker, D. Bryant, R. DeBerry. 132 TENNIS First Row: B. Bowser, 8. Forney, J. Metheny, S. Collar. Second Row: D. Cairns, M. Kruppa, R. Poughand, T. Wood, R. Andino, Coach Sheffield. Tim Wood shows good form on a tough backhand shot. Coach Sheffield’s '76 Tennis Team didn’t fair as well as was hoped; but nonetheless, they never gave up when they were down. With senior letter winners, Tim Wood and Ron Andino, and junior, Jim Metheny, playing the top three positions, the Tiger Netters seemed set for a successful season. Although the team finished 7-10, overall the experience gained by the underclassmen will help in the next few years. 133 Jim Metheny serves to awaiting opponent. Ron Andino awaits serve. BASE First Row: D. Robinson, D. Hornacek, R. Belczyk, P. Crangi, B. Linzy, B. Borkovich. Second Row M. Veon, T. Omogrosso, J. D’Achille, S. Nalesnick, I. Kahn, D. Inman, D. Campbell. Third Row Coach Frankhouser, R. Pisano, G. Smith, M. Roth, 0. Jones, T. Freed, Coach Smartz. The '76 Tiger Baseball Team wasn’t as successful as had been hoped. But no matter how well the season goes, it’s not good enough when the Tigers can't repeat last year’s achievements of Section V and WPIAL Champs. Plagued by the loss of many seniors from last year's team. Coach Smartz had to start basically from scratch. After the first seven exhibition games, the Tigers were four and three and then went on to win the next six remaining encounters on the exhibition schedule. After losing the first two games of the league schedule to Ellwood and Hopewell, 6-5 and 10-7, respectively, they then knocked off their arch rivals, Blackhawk and Ambridge. The Tigers then dropped four straight—all in close games and hard decisions. The next two games were victories. One of which was against Blackhawk. However, the Tigers dropped the last two decisions of the year. Overall, the Tigers were 14 and 11, while finishing 4 and 8 for the league. The Tiger hitters were led by Dave Hornacek, followed by Rick Chiappetta and Mark Veon, who also was the leading pitcher. With many returning letter-men and the abilities of Coaches Smartz and Frankhouser, the '77 edition will again be a team of championship material. Dave Hornacek gives a strong delivery. 134 BALL Beaver Falls EXHIBITION Opponent 7 Riverside 3 5 New Brighton 2 2 Center 7 9 Rochester 6 3 Freedom 4 6 Freedom 3 0 Butler 12 12 Center 6 9 Neshannock 7 11 Neshannock 3 2 Monaca 0 3 Cornell 0 5 New Brighton 4 LEAGUE 5 Ellwood City 6 7 Hopewell 10 3 Blackhawk 2 7 Ambridge 0 6 Aliquippa 7 4 Beaver 9 7 Ellwood City 8 5 Hopewell 14 8 Blackhawk 7 3 Ambridge 1 5 Aliquippa 9 3 Beaver 4 Wins—14 Losses—11 A sliding Rick Chiappetta beats a close play at third. Mark Veon eyes a pitch. Jim D’Achilla takes a mighty” cut. Athlstlcs—135 Doug Campbell draws runner back to first. Ivan Kahn hustles to first. Bob Linzy works behind the plate. 136 Coach Frankhouser lets Mark Veon know the situation. TRACK First Row B. Tress, D. Hazen, B. Whisnant, J. Dodds, S. Smith, R. Jinar, Coach Hicks. Second Row R. Hoover, D. Bates, D. Eckhardt, M. Laskowski, D. Kittner, M. Dydynski, T. Bortz. Third Row R. Holiday. R. Linarelli, D. Mattson—Boze, J. Gerard, D. Kittner, B. Jones, R. Williams. Fourth Row D. Simpson, P. Yost. P. Hall, J. Chiappetta, D. Morland, P. Goosby, B. Taylor. Fifth Row Coach Godsen, G. Tscherne, D. Modro, D. Bates, V. Pagalos. Sixth Row G. Alberti, J. Wiedo, R. Todorich. Mike Dydynski lets loose with a good throw of the shotput. Ralph Linarelli shows good form on the hurdles. The 76” Tiger Thin-clads had a disappointing season under first year Head Coach, Tom God-sen. The team ended the season 0-9, but with only a handful of seniors returning from last year, much experience was gained by the underclassmen. The highlight of the season was achieved by senior Bob Whisnant who went to the state qualifiers and had his best time of the year. 1976-77 will be the year for the Tigers. Joe Chiappetta gets set to throw the discus. Bob Whisnant leads charges across finish line. Athletics—137 GIRLS’ TENNIS Senior, Robin Eggensberger, shows First Row: D. Parris, D. Eiler, K. Pamer, C. Cantelmi, E. Pamer. Second Row Coach Sheffield, J. fine form. Douds, L. Pensy, M. Geer, R. Eggensberger, C. Bender, D. Andino. The girls listen when their Sheff” talks. The Tiger Girls’ Tennis Team ended their season with a 4-5 record. Their coach, Mr. Sam Sheffield, felt although the team was inexperienced the girls performed well. CeCe Cantelmi proved to be the team’s outstanding player with a season's record of 13-9. Dawn Eiler was recognized as the most improved player. 13a This year Beaver Falls was represented in both the sectional play-offs and the M.A.C. tournament in which our girls reached the semi-finals. The team had two letter winners this year and five returning for the ’76 season. With these returning letter winners, the outlook for next year is excellent. Mary Geer and Eileen Pamer take time out for grubin. Judy Douds. another senior, practices her serves. ATHLETICS VOLLEYBALL First Row C. Dreher, B. Omogrosso, D. Biggs, P. Ross, L. Barret, Coach Getz. Second Row C. Noble, M. Jackson, A. Piccinini, M. North, P. Snyder, R. Thomas. Third Row: T. Eggensberger, manager, H. A. DeSimone, S. Hayes, T. Underwood, manager. Fourth Row D. Dolenak, B. Wiltrout, Y. McKeithen, B. Mattocks. Senior Peggy Ross demonstrates her spiking ability. The team receives last minute tips from Coach Getz. Sophomore Anita Piccinini serves another good one. Although the Beaver Falls Girls’ Volleyball Team did not have a winning season with its record of two wins and eight losses, the girls have come a long way. With the help of their coach, Miss Debbie Getz, girls who had very little background in the sport of volleyball became a skilled team. Because of its many new members, the team lacked experience even though it did have one returning letter winner, Senior Peggy Ross. The prospect for next year’s team is one of great expectations. There will be five returning letter winners. With hard work and practice, the Tiger Girls’ Volleyball Team next year could become a big threat in their section. Athletics—139 CROSS COUNTRY First Row: L. Barret, K. Morris, M. Browder, D. DeLorenzo, M. Sallie; Second Row: L. Reynolds, P. Barnhart, manager, A. Piccinini, D. Smith, M. Thomas. The Beaver Falls Team shows Its superiority. The girls receive instructions before the gun. This year’s Girl’s Cross Country team ended its season with a two and one record. There were seven letter winners this year. Three of the girls, Anita Piccinini, Michele Browder and Mildred Thomas placed within the top ten at the All County Meet. These girls were just three of the eight person team under Coach Frank Chan who won first place in the Beaver County Recreation Cross Country Meet. Next year looks promising for the team because it is only loosing one letter winner, Senior Patti Ann Barnhart. With the rest of the six letter winners and many new runners, the Beaver Falls Girl’s Cross Country team may prove to be an upcoming sport at our school. 140 GYMNASTICS First Row: L. Guzzetti, M. Morrell, K. Pamer. Second Row: C. Szopo, D. Kalish, B. Robinson, P. Freshman, LuAnn Guzzetti, demon- Nahal. Third Row: Coach Lynn Hill, T. Snedeker, P. Turconi, P. Glover, Manager P. Ross. strates her fine form in the floor exercise. Senior captain, Pam Turconi, and junior co-captain, Paula Nahal, show their Junior Paula Glover prepares for the next move on the grace and poise on the balance beam. uneven parallel bars. The Beaver Falls Girl's Gymnastic Team has completed the '76 season undefeated. This is the second year in succession our girls have captured the Section V Championship. The team has a record of nineteen wins and no losses for the past two years. The girls are coached by Mr. Lynn Hill and Miss Debbie Caroll. This year the gym team will have one senior, Pam Turconi, leaving the team. The team consists of many young members and has three letter winners returning for competition next year. A freshman, LuAnn Guzzetti, set three school records on the uneven parrallel bars, in the vaulting competition and in allround scoring. LuAnn also competed in the State Finals and placed fifth in competition. With the returning team members and new brilliant gymnasts coming into the high school, our team will once again prove their powerful gymnastic ability. Athlatln—141 Thp o' ii - t First ow M Crawford, C Barrett. Second Row Coach Karlin Ryan. Third Row: Connors, e girls listen intently for game strategy. manager; D Smith, T Glenn. B Headland, M Pamer, M Thomas. Fourth Row: I Barrett, manager; D Nesmith, R Owens, M North, D Mckenzie, F Smith, S Williams, L Barrett, T Jones, manager. BASKETBALL Tigresses head down the floor displaying their fine ball handling. Senior, Flo Smith, puts it up for another goal. The Girl’s Basketball Team, under the supervision of Coach Karlin Ryan, had a season’s record of ten wins and six losses. This winning season was sparked by the most valuable player, a sophomore, Cathy Barrett. Playing basketball with skill was the girls’ most powerful weapon. They showed their knowledge of the sport in their fine game against Sharon. The team led until the fourth quarter, when Sharon’s team began using their height advantage over our girls, to win the game. The girl’s bas- ketball team, on the whole, handled the ball well, but their lack of height caused the girls to suffer their six losses. This year’s team had a total of nine letter winners. Eight of these athletes will be returning for a fine season next year. The only person not re- turning to see action next winter is senior, Flo Smith. With this great amount of experience, and the girls giving their usual hundred percent, the next year’s girl’s basketball team will prove their power in Section II play. 142 TRACK First Row: R. Thatcher, P. Ross, D. Pegg, L. Manzo. B. Omogrosso, L. Reynolds. T. Elefterin, Y. McKeithen. V. Grant, T. Jones. C. Barrett, M. Browder. Second Row: C. Dreher, N. Knapp, D. Wachter, K. Morris, N. Kammerdiener, J. Mendicino, L. Linarelli, K. Harrington, L. Barrett. J. Dille, S. Williams. Third Row: J. Walker, I. Urista, K. Kolson, A. Beightley, M. Jackson, K. Byrd, P. Urgitus, C. Jackson, A. Mattson—Boze, S. Harrington. Fourth Row: Coach Ryan; C. Carter, manager; P. Barnhart, manager; J. Tronzo, manager; M. Pamer, manager; D. Cleckley, manager; L. Gibson. Sissy Grant stretches for the finish line. Tina Elefterin shows her record winning form. (Courtesy of THE NEWS TRIBUNE) The Tigeresses suffered their first losses in their three years of competition during the '76 season. The girls ended the season with a record of eight wins and three losses. This record, added to the previous years' records, gives the Girls' Track Team a fine record of twenty-four wins and three losses. Under the leadership of Coach Karlin Ryan, the team set records in eight events. This year the team saw twenty-one girls receive letters. Next year’s team will have the return of seventeen letter winners. Peggy Ross, Tina Elefterin, and Rene Thatcher, all seniors, set records in the shot, triple jump, and discus, respectively. Another senior, Virginia Sissy” Grant, earned a letter. With a strong nucleus of returning letter winners, next year the Girls’ Track Team will once again have a great season. Peggy Ross gives her all when she throws. She proved her power by once again setting a record. (Courtesy of THE NEWS TRIBUNE) Athl«tlc� —143 Left To Right: Barb Engle, Tammy Stover, Barb Flore, Lori McCutcheon, Cathy Barrett, Nancy Kammerdlener, Paula Trapp, Jan Docchio, Paula Nahal, Toni Granito. 144 First Row: Karen Martin, Judy Flis. Second Row: Mary Kay Zuk, Pam Pietrandrea, Linda Cearfoss, Donna Nardone, Margie Kammerdiener, Bobbie Dwyer. Third Row: Mary Pander. Athletic —145 CONCERT Like most high school bands, the Beaver Fails Tiger Marching Band begins their season two weeks before everyone else does in August at East Palestine City Park, East Palestine, Ohio. Here is where the numerous marching routines are practiced and the various pieces of music are memorized. At the end of the two weeks, the band is in good shape to start their season of hard work. This year, Mrs. LaNave served as advisor of the Tigerettes, Majorettes and Lancers. Mr. David Hunter should be commended for his hard work and great success as band director. After long hours of work, the Beaver Falls Concert Band was ready for their winter concert held on February 14, 1976. The selections were as follows: Star Spangled Banner,” Nobles of The Mystic Shrine,” Selections From Hair,” Bugler’s Holiday,” Great Hits of The 60’s, Etude In Boogie, Alla Barroc-co,” The Black Horse Troop.” An added feature was the performance of the Jazz Band with such tunes as Leap Frog,” Ballin’ The Jack,” Quincy and The Count,” Caravan,” I Feel The Earth Move, Dreamsville.” Since this year was the Bicentennial year, the band performed a Bicentennial Concert,” done jointly with the Concert Choir. Band numbers included: Americans We, The Blue and The Gray,” The Sound of America” (narrated by Mr. Richard Agey), Second American Fold Rhapsody,” Fantasy on American Sailing Songs,” Profiles in Courage. The combined number done with the choir was When 148 BAND Johnny Comes Marching Home. The Spring Concert was held on May 7, 1976. Featured selections from this concert were the STar Spangled Banner,” Vaguero,” Fiddler On The Roof, Jesus Christ Superstar, Music For A Carnival,” The Music Man,” Instant Concert.” The band participated in many events this year. A few important events were as follows: Geneva Homecoming, Geneva Half-time Show, Montour High School Band Festival and Veterans Day Parade. The Stage Band also participated in some important events. These included playing at North Hills, Freedom High School and two Beaver Falls High School assemblies. This year the band traveled to Holland, Michigan on May 12, through May 16, for the Tulip Festival. The band participated in the festival and also toured such places as the Henry Ford Museum, Greenfield Villiage, Automobile Assembly Plant, Tulip farms, Wooden Shoe Factory and the Dutch Village. They also enjoyed a sightseeing tour of Detroit, Michigan, and participated in the street dances of Holland, Michigan. The band banquet was held May 21, 1976 and was paid for through the various sub sales throughout the year. The members of the Beaver Falls Tiger Band are to be commended this year for such a fine and successful season. Band—149 First Row: C. Jankowski, B. Hurd, P. Russell, K. Gottschalk, K. Kuhn, T. Pegg, M. Schupay, L. Ketterer, A. Mattson-Boze, J. Field, J. Sallade, E. Hornacek, C. Harrington, L. Gibson. Second Row: J. Hunt, A. Glass, L. Pander, D. Cox, L. Stowe, J. Walker. T. Corbin, R. Thomas, C. Dreher, R. Price, J. Duncan, C. Watson. Third Row: R. Jones, G. Hardy, J. Reed, C. Thompson, S. Scott, A. Horvath, F. Smith, C. Fork, H. Aeschbacher, Fourth Row: T. Mineard, J. Kullen, J. Gutowski, R. Starcher, G. Eckhardt, M. Yuricha, F. Crognale, J. Holland. First Row: B. Jones, J. Jackson, G. Mussi, J. Smith, B. Bates, D. South, J. Harrington, D. Morlan, L. Hall. Second Row:L. Burke, B. Johnson, V. Novotny, R. Pope, D. McCutcheon, B. Haddox, B. Kullen, D. Tallman, R. Tallon, D. Houser. Third Row: D. Russell, B. Tlta, M. Semans. T. Grieg, D. Johnson, M. McKim, T. Burke, R. Duncan, R. Miller. First Row: H. Duncan, J. Carothers, D. Hazen, J. Brown, K. Powell, T. Tracy. Second Row: T. Janicki, T. Wagner, C. Brognano, K. Trimber, C. Montani, B. Lauderer, A. Gibson, J. Linarelli. iso JAZZ ENSEMBLE First Row: A. Glass (Piano), H. Aeschbacher (Tenor Sax), M. Yuricha, (Tenor Sax), Randy Jones (Tenor Sax), J. Reed (Tenor Sax), G. Hardy (Alto Sax), R. Starcher (Alto Sax), J. Gutowski (Baritone Sax), J. Jackson (Tuba), D. Morlan (Tuba). Second Row: K. Powell (Percussion), J. Carothers (Percussion) D. Johnson (Trombone), B. Tita (Trombone), M. Seman (Trombone), T. Greig (Trombone), T. Burke (Trombone), R. Duncan (Missing Trombone), J. Navolio (Guitar), D. Bowman (Guitar), J. Linarelli (Drum Set). Third Row: (Trumpets) R. Pope, B. Haddox, J. Smith, J. Burke, D. Beatty, B. Johnson, R. Tallon, D. South. PEP BAND First Row: D. Morlan, L. Burke, J. Brown, C. Dlllan, T. Pegg, J. Walker, L. Gibson, J. Jackson. Second Row: J. Hunt, K. Gottschalk, K. Kuhn, C. Jankowski, R. Price, L. Stowe, B. Tita, D. Johnson, D. Hazen, R. Tallon, M. Seman. Third Row: F. Crognale, C. Harrington, C. Eckhardt, C. Montani, G. Hardy, K. Powell, J. Reed, D. Cox. Fourth Row: R. Jones. R. Pope, B. Johnson, R. Starcher, J. Smith, T. Tracy, G. Mussey, J. Harrington, B. Laderer, T. Burke. Fifth Row: R. Duncan, D. South, D. Houser, T. Grieg, T. Wagner, D. Russell, C. Watson. Band—151 TIGERETTES First Row: S. Frasier, M. LaNeve, P. Kuzbicki, L. Linarelli, L. Framer. Second Row: T. North, L. Whitla, K. Harrington, K. Grzelka, C. Fosnaught, M. Pisano, R. Balzer, C. Cook. Standing: C. Wade. J. Dille, R. Fletcher. MAJORETTES RIFLE SQUAD Kneeling: P. Binder, S. Reisinger. Standing: D. Lohry, R. Rose. First Row: M. Mahovlic. Second Row: J. Brenzo, T. McCoy. Third Row: G. Mussey, B. Phillips. 152 JOHN LINARELLI JAMES BURKE DALE RUSSELL District District District Regional Regional Regional Band—153 JAMES GUTOWSKI District KATHY HARRIS Specialty Twirler JAY HUNT District CONCERT First Row: K. Boak, P. Aley, N. Jasinski, B. Brooks, S. McCann, C. Sprowls, C. Parris, L. Manna, K. Dwyer, D. Smith, K. Telford, L. Rlcheal, J. Harris, K. Guthrie, L. Guthrie, P. McElroy, D. Little. Second Row: J. Painter, T. Eggensberger, K. Cogley, P. Thompson, P. Libiser, G. Baker, T. Price, M. Mobley, C. Carter, D. Smith, D. Waltson, B. Freed, M. Crawford, K. Graham, M. Nesmith, R. O'Hara, K. This year the Concert Choir consisted of seventy members all of which have had previous vocal knowledge. The choir was very active this year, giving Christmas concerts in various area churches and going Christmas caroling throughout the area. This involved singing for the Darlington United Presbyterian Church and a thirty minute special on WBVP. They also participated in several stand-up concerts for various Beaver County Hospitals. The choir also had a Bicentennial Concert. A few selections from the concert were: Glory to God, Let’s Sing the Old Songs,” Elijah,” Battle Hymn of the Republic,” America,” America the Beautiful,” America Our 154 CHOIR Heritage,” When Johnny Comes Marching Home,” Jazz Gloria, Drill Ye Terriers Drill.” The Madrigals which consisted of fourteen members was made up of Concert Choir members and appeared at all the Concert Choir activities. Activities included: several concerts at the Merrick Art Gallery, a Christmas concert for the Beaver Falls Football Mothers and the Fifth Avenue Methodist Church of New Brighton and an Easter Sunrise Concert for area churches. Also this year four members were chosen for District Choir. Chosen were: James Kirkland, Tim Pegg, Mary Jo Pisano, Linda Whitla. The chorus was Chorus—155 Wiggins. Third Row: C. Powell, K. Boak, T. Rebold, R. Klinesmith, D. Biggs, R. Sciarro, C. Stone, M. Pisano, L. Whitla, K. New, V. Young, R. Price. Fourth Row: T. Pegg, L. Carr, B. Whistnant, D. Devore, D. Innman, L. Young, J. Jackson, D. Gutowski, D. Johnson, J. Reed, P. Yost, G. Phillips, P. Pietrandrea, J. Kirkland, Mr. Bierer. MADRIGALS First Row: L. Guthrie, L. Richeal, J. Harris, K. New. Second Row: D. Smith, D. Biggs, M. Pisano, L. Whitla, K. Wiggins. Third Row: Mr. Blerer, T. Pegg, D. Johnson, J. Reed, J. Kirkland, P. Yost. held at Kroch High School in Saxonburgh, PA. The students were housed by families in the area. One member of the choir, Tim Pegg, was also selected for Region Four State Chorus. He should be commended for his great success this year. The Concert Choir ended its year with a very successful Spring Concert which incorporated new ideas in vocal music presentations. Officers for the Concert Choir this year are: President, Mary Jo Pisano; Vice-President, Kim Wiggins; Secretary and Treasurer, Linda Whitla; and Libarian, Kathy New. The Concert Choir should be congratulated for their successful year. 156 HONORS TIMPEGG District Regional JAMES KIRKLAND District MARY JO PISANO District LINDA WHITLA District Choru� —157 LI’L ABNER Ken Speedy Seidler is stupefied by Regina Fletcher. Some residents of Dog Patch, U.S.A! Mike Romigh — World's Dirtiest Wrassler! Dale Russell, as Marryin' Sam, performs some magic. Linda Guthrie, as Daisy Mae, sings to LIT Abner, Brian Haddox. Mike Seman and Dee Dee Pryor as Pappy and Mammy Yokum! 158 KISS OR MAKE-UP Dee Dee Pryor, as Marglana, and Rae Lynn Hortshorn talk things over with a friend. Do you mean to say—. 159 Harlin Aeschbacher and Rae Lynn Hartshorn make-up.” I beg you. Please take me back! What have we here? TIGER TIM GEHLEY Art Editor MARY ANN IERARDO Editor JANE KREBS Sales Manager PEGGY ROSS Layout SUE PETCOVIC Layout PEGGY SNYDER Layout 162 STAFF ER Staff—163 LAUREENPAMER Writer Layout BONNIE MATTOCKS Typist DONNANARDONE Typist PAT MOORE Photographer JEFF CAMPESE Photographer First Row: D. Thumm, L. Cearfess, C. Richter, L. Pensy, L. Strobei. Second Row: H.A. DeSimone, L. Burke, S. Petcovic, J. Douds, D. Kittner, D. White. Third Row: P. Ross, M.A. lerar-do, K. Gottschalk, D. Russell, P. Snyder, J. Krebs, R. Andino. Not Pictured: M. Geer, G. Hardy, A. Keeler, L. Lipinskl. R. Miller, K. Boak, S. Littell, B. Noble. CATHY RICHTER Layout SALE T I G E R 164 ROBIN MILLER Photographer DIANNA THUMM Layout KAREN KUHN Layout First Row: E. Hornacek, J. Mendicino, K. Pamer, P. Binder, M. Pamer, M. McGonigal, C. Guzzetti. Second Row: P. Kofalt, M. Rollins, M. Caracter, K. Moore, M. LaNeve, M. Crog-nale, B. Wiltrout, L. Ketterer, L. Stowe. Third Row: L. Adrian, T. Wagner, D. Holoweiko, J. Carothers, M. Rukas, L. Umstead, S. Frasier. Not Pictured: K. Boak, T. Eggensberger, R. Haddox, P. Franchi, T. Scarazzo, S. Ursida. COLLEEN LINDSAY Photographer LYNNE BURKE Photographer NANCY BOYER Layout DALE RUSSELL Writer Layout DONNA CLECKLEY Layout TICER Staff—165 STUDENT First Row M. Pander, J. Hawrylak, G. Manzetti, B. Crawford, J. Pagani, A. Omogrosso, D. Kalish, D. Hamilton, V. Grant, P. Ross. Second Row: L. Strobel, D. Robinson, R. Mannarino, C. Chaney, P. Pietrandrea, B. Headland, C. Noble, C. Brown, R. Rodriquez, F. Ouaghebeur, J. Schupay. Third Row: L. Lipinski, K. Martin, M. De Rose, C. Frum, M. Pisano, D. Nardone, P. Barnhart, J. Douds, C. Clark, B. Sommers, P. Turconi, C. Forrest, J. Rukas. Fourth Row: S. Stefura, T. North, R. Eggensberger, R. Miller, F. Colosimo, F. LaNeve, D. Cleckley, J. Rebeske, D. Murphy, B. Veon, W. Bloos. Fifth Row: Mr. Holt, G. Hardy, J. Jackson, J. Boyer, M. Geer, R. Andino, R. Jones, T. Wood. R. VAndenburg, J. Krebs, L. Pamer. Not Pictured: M. lerardo. OFFICERS Pete Pietrandrea, President; Cindy Noble, Treasurer; Beth Headland, Vice President; Candy Chaney, Secretary. 166 COUNCIL First Row P. Nahal, D. Manna, H. Young, S. Fritz, B. Flore, P. Borghi, S. Haddox, C. Montani, G. Mussey. Second Row: E. Dwyer, D. Hazen, L. Barrett, T. Cox, C. Carter, M. Veon, R. Smiley, D. White, P. Aiken, L. Guzzetti, B. Robinson, R. Lewchenko, M. McGonigal. Third Row H. Polsinski, J. Jackson, B. Ruby, J. D'Achille, T. Omogrosso, N. Beaver, P. Franchi, M. LeNeve, C. Guzzetti, J. Primerano, B. Engle, C. Smith, Z. Rizos. Fourth Row: G. McFarland, G. Tscherne, T. Sheridan, J. Weatherly, T. Medicino, P. Crangi, S. Keeler, V. Pagalous, C. Cantelmi, E. Pamer, E. Cleckley, T. Eggensberger, R. Linarelli. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL First Row: J. Hawrylak, G. Manzetti, B. Crawford, J. Pagan!, Mr. Holt, D. Hamilton, D. Murphy, M. Pander. Second Row: D. Robinson, G. Mannarino, C. Chaney, P. Pietrandrea. B. Headland, C. Noble, V. Grant, K. Martin, L. Pamer. Third Row M. DeRose, T. North, P. Barnhart, J. Douds, C. Clark, B. Sommers, P. Turconi, C. Forrest, R. Andino. Fourth Row: M. Geer, J. Boyer,, F. Coloslmo, R. Jones, T. Wood, J. Rebeske, B. Veon, J. Krebs. ActlvItlM—167 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First Row: D. Beatty, M. Kammerdiener, P. Turconi, M.A. lerardo, J. Douds, S. Petcovic, K. Martin, D. Moltzen, J. Krebs, D. Eller, J. Boyer, L. Pamer, S. Sasic, G. Smith. Second Row: H. McConaughy, W. Bloos, J. Kolson, L. Guthrie, G. Hardy, D. Simpson, R. Andino, J. Burke, T. Wood, D. Houser, E. Patterson. Third Row: Mr. Sheffield, L. Pensy, M.J. Jankowski, B. Flore, K. Gottschalk, K. Kuhn, C. Cantelmi, E. Pamer, K. Bever, K. Hackett. Fourth Row: D. Bowman, D. Russell, L. Reynolds, B. Forney, N. Boyer, J Turconi, B. Noble. First Row P. Crangi, L. Strobel, M. Geer, L. Lipinski, R. Eggensberger, F. Quaghebeur, G. Carr, D. Nardone, L. Cearfoss, B. Veon, S. Dewhirst, K. Pamer, R. Miller, R. Rodriguez De Prado, J. Linarelli. Second Row: F. Colosimo, T. Pegg, J. Gutowski, L. Minnitti, J. Rowe, F. Taverna, L. McCutcheon, P. Moore, B. Mattocks, D. Murphy, C. Krebs. Third Row: V. Pagalos, T. Burke, T. Freed. T. Pugh. D. Parris, Y. McKeithen, D. White, C. Kulakowski, H.A. DeSimone, D. Andino, C. Smith, A. Mattsson-Boze, K. Grzelka, T. Sheridan, Mrs. Griffith. Fourth Row: L. Carr, L. Walker, P. Hall, D. Mattsson-Boze, G. Tscherne, C. Richter, M.F. Kopka, B. Headland, M. Hammer, S. Eckhardt, M. Nardone, T. Stover, H. Farra. 168 MATH First Row: D. Mattson-Boze, J. Linarelli, R. Jones, K. Martin, P. Turconi, R. Andino, D. Simpson, L. Powell. Second Row: P. Pietrandrea, B. Bates, T. Sheridan, K. Cosky, P. Crangi, D. Kusnerik. T. Wood, Mr. Trgovac. PHYSICS T. Wood, R. rndino. D. Beatty, D. Simpson, Mr. Palumbo, R. Jones, W. Bloos, D. Robinson. QUILL AND SCROLL First Row: G. Eckhardt, G. Smith. Second Row: D. Nardone, K. Martin, T. Pegg. Third Row: Mr. Kness, R. Miller S. Sasic, H. Farra. Activities—169 BOOKSTORE J. Rebeske, Mr. Holt, M. Pander, D. Gibson, C. Szopo, M. Nardone, T. McCoy, P. Davis, Not Pictured: B. Mattocks. PRINCIPAL’S ADVISORY First Row: Mr. Pietro. Second Row: D. DeRose, P. Trapp, R. Fletcher, T. Scrazzo, H. Young, A. Omogrosso. Third Row. L. Reynolds, L. Lipinski, P. Pietrandrea. Fourth Row: W. Bloos. PHOTOGRAPHY First Row: C. Lindsay, C. Fork, L. Burke, R. Fletcher, R. Rodriguez de Prado, A. Keeler, V. Sipple, C. Verrett, P. Moore, B. Smiley. Second Row: R. Miller, A. Horvath, M. Gorsuch, J. Campese, C. Forrest. 170 CHESS First Row: E. Mills, R. Smiley, C. Kirkland, D. Aley, B. Whisnant. Second Row: D. South, J. Bever, D. Ammon, D. Bischoff, J. Hupp, D. Milnes, Mr. H. Smith. HEALTH CAREERS First Row Ms. West, K. Telford, A. Keeler, K. Bender, J. Lewis. Second Row: J. White, G. Means, F. Kulsic, L. Teck, D. Tress, B. Lipan. VOLUNTARY FIREMEN First Row: T. Hupp, D. Weatherly J. Smith, R. O’Hara, D. McKenzie, H. Tjernlund. Second Row: J. Campbell, G. Livingston, D. Callahan, M. Butler, R. Price. Activities—171 USH First Row: D. Eller, R. Eggensberger, D. Murphy, D. Cleckley. J. Pagani, B. Crawford, A. Omogrosso, D. Hamilton, T. North. Second Row J. Fils, R. Davidson, L. Cearfoss, P. Pietrandrea, J. Douds, L. Lipinski, G. Manzetti, Miss Szczurku, B. Veon, M. DeRose, M. Jankowski, J. Karczewski, D. Kalish, D. Nardone. Third Row: P. Turconi, G. Mannarino, P. Barnhart, R. Rodriguez, K. Martin, J. Hawrylak, V. Grant, C. Noble, A. Piccolo, M. lerardo, M. Pisano, M. Geer, J. Boyer, S. Stefura. Fourth Row: V. Borroni, M. Kammerdiener, B. Dwyer, F. Quaghebeur, K. Clark, B. Sommers, C. Moody, J. Martin, M. Nesmith, M. Bigstaff, I. Barrett, B. Mattocks, J. Rebeske, J. Kraynie. Not Pictured A. Crognale, L. Lupo, K. Mangerie, J. Martin, M. Mentz, K. Miller, C. Ricci, K. Zellefrow. First Row: C. Szopo, P. Trapp, B. Paul, C. Smith, L. Ketterer, K. Bender, S. Ursida, M. Hammer. Second Row: T. Granito, L. Conner, J. Field, J. Prlmerano, M. Crognale, D. Andino, C. Krebs, P. Moskal. Third Row: T. Walker, J. Dille, C. Guzzetti, M. LaNeve, K. Moore, S. Keeler, S. Eckhardt, T. Stover. Not Pictured: H. Farra 172 ERS First Row: B. Flore, G. Glshbaugher, C. Borghi, C. Kulakowski. C. Wade, J. Krawchyk, P. Nahal. Second Row: B. Headland, C. Richter, Y. McKeithen, C. Cook, S. Fritz, C. Colaberardino, D. Ginand, M. Evans, L. Reynolds, Z. Rizos. Third Row: L. McCutcheon, L. Manzo, K. Jennings, R. Mannion, P. Bird, S. Littell, M. Butler, D. Bigstaff, J. Salvano, D. Manna, H. Young. Fourth Row: K. Schlosser, P. Russell, K. Bever, S. Hayes, M. Kopka, D. Adkins, D. Lohry, D. Hamilton, C. Pisani. Not Pictured: R. Fletcher, J. Hinzman, K. Lee, M. McGonigal, B. Noble, D. Paris, L. Pensy. VARISTY First Row: J. Weido, J. D’Achille, D. Kittner, L. Minnltti, T. Mendicino, B. Llnzey, J. Schupay, P. Pietrandrea, D. Robinson. Second Row: T. Bortz, T. Omogrosso, C. Forrest, K. Coskey, T. Sheridan, R. Thatcher, P. Ross, P. Barnhart. Third Row: A. Gibson, D. Cleckley, S. Scott, T. Evans, T. Elefterin, Y. McKeithen, J. Karnis, B. Omogrosso. Activities—173 G.A.A. First Row: B. Robinson, C. Mangerie. K. Heaton, D. Hohnston, B. Humphrey, B. Boyle. T. Carper, M. Price. Second Row: R. Haddox, L. Guzzetti, G. Mannerino, K. Harris, D. DeRose, D. Hamilton, L. Manna, K. Dwyer, M. Lewchenko, S. Noble, K. Hommey. Third Row: S. Pietrandrea, R. Botti, T. Snedeker, B. Omogrosso, T. Ross, T. Dawson, C. Beuford, L. Burke, M. North, C. Montani. Fourth Row: K. Borghi, G. Mussey, L. Gibson, J. Walker, P. Byrd, P. Kuzbicki, M. McGonigal, P. Kofalt, D. Landsbaush, G. Malloy. First Row M. LaNeve, C. Guzzetti, B. Hallmark, T. Kommer, K. Marincovich, M. Mobley, B. Wiltrout, D. Dolenak. Second Row: R. McNeil, M. Nardone, T. McCoy, D. Wachter, P. Trapp, T. Jones, C. Dreher, C. Barrett, C. Carter, J. Barto. Third Row: B. Simpson, M. Beighley, A. Piccinlni, B. Powers, L. Franer, B. Sheblesky, P. Ugitis, K. Byrd, D. Reisinger, I. Urista. Fourth Row: V. Tronzo, P. Moskal, K. Kolson, K. Gzrelka, K. Herrington, C. Mussey, B. Mattocks, S. Dewhirst, J. Tronzo, Mrs. Walton. 174 INTERNATIONAL THESPIANS First Row P. Moore, B. Haddox, M. Catalano, E. Cleckly, T. Pegg, J. Jackson, K. Phillips, K. Sediler, T. Farkas, G. Heaton, D. Manna, E. Eichler, S. Noble, B. Palmer. Second Row: S. Smith, M. Beigly, J. Bartoe, K. Heaton, M. Jackson, N. Beaver, S. Egan, M. Yuricha, D. Cox, G. Mussey, C. Johnson, C. Chaney, J. Murray, G. Mussey. Third Row: J. Rowe, F. LaNeve, M. Brewer, M. Hommey, R. Pope, P. Farkas, C. Lindsay, D. Rader, R. Hartshorn, B. Ferrerio, K. Hommey, J. Gilmore, Mr. Beighey. First Row B. Ladder, K. Boak, P. Aley, N. Zazinske, T. Eichler, N. Jopjak, D. Simpson. B. Cambel, K. Brown. Second Row: P. Thompson, J. Fryer, L. Plach, B. Egan, H. Aeschbacher, D. Johnson, E. Dwyer, R. Lewchenko, C. Harrington, R. Bowser, C. Fosnaught, L. Guzzettl, J. Walker, L. Gibson. Third Row: T. White, B. Nalesnik, D. Rossi, J. Gilmore, R. Pander, V. Tronzo, A. Beightley, K. Cox, N. Sherril, D. Trimbur, M. McGonigal, M. Matthews, T. Sacer. Fourth Row: S. Campbell, K. Steel, L. Price, P. Farkas, T. Wolf, L. Gyser, S. Yeagurt, A. Grimm, S. Gossard, T. Rebold, B. Boyle, G. Vaupel, M. Rollins. Activities—17S D.E.C.A First Row: R. Justison, D. Harn, M. Davis, R. Morris, E. Koleman, D. Brewer, E. Mills. Second Row: B. Powell, C. Day, T. Juretic. B. Ross, S. Sasic, K. Kendall, J. Martin, L. Richeal, C. Wade, C. Murphy, D. Pietrandrea, D. Gibson. Third Row: B. Sheeler, K. Telford, K. Jerome, P. Cartwright, J. Crawford, N. Barkey, T. Corbin, C. Frum, L. Swager, B. Young, V. Grant, D. Gawelski. Fourth Row Mr. White, M. Robinson, M. Thompson, C. Sypolt, M. Nelsnick, L. Granati, B. Minnitte, S. Littell, D. Powell, G. Painter, C. Watson, S. Sapp. First Row H. McConaughy, J. White, T. Brozich, P. Frachi, S. Fields, P. Urgitas, K. Byrd, J. Holland, M. Hommey, S. Sapp, D. Paige, F. Jones. Second Row H. Lindsay, T. Corbin, S. Noble, B. Omogrosso, S. Atkinson, K. Hackett, D. Pletz, D. Kreitzburg, D. DeLorenzo, K. Jennings, K. Morris, Mrs. Strayer. Third Row: B. Clerici, C. Thompson, J. Freed, C. Freed, D. Nesmith, G. Young, I. Turner, J. Jackson, R Vandenburg, J. Harris. 176 TRI-HI-Y First Row D. Dolenak, R. Yohe, B. Wiltrout, P. Snyder, P. Ross, K. Harris, L. Guzzetti, D. DeRose, B. Robinson, K. Mangerie. Second Row: P. Phillips, A. Keeler, P. Rowe. M. Rukas, B. Engle, S. Petcovic, L. Strobel, H. DeSimone, R. Thatcher, F. Jones, S. Pietrandrea, R. Haddox, R. Botti. Third Row: B. Sayers, L. Mason, J. Mendicino. A. Smith, S. Reisinger, D. Thumm, L. Adrian, P. Henzman, M. Bovalino, G. Vauple, S. Gossard, M. Rollins, A. Grimm. Fourth Row: P. Parker, J. Tronzo, S. Dille, C. Montani, M. Matthews. C. Mangelli, P. Kofalt, C. DeSanzo, N. Eiler, D. Landsbach, G. Malley, A. Beightiey, Mrs. Holzworth. First Row: P. Borghi, L. McCutcheon, C. Ritcher, A. Picinnini, P. Snyder, P. Ross, P. Cartwright, D. Adkins, J. Dille, G. Mussey, C. Montani. Second Row: T. Pugh, L. Manzo, C. Kulakowski, B. Flore, B. Headland, M. Pamer, A. Smith, J. Douds, M. Geer, R. Rodriguez, F. Quaghebeur, G. Tscherne, D. Cleckley, D. Lohry, P. Barnhart. Third Row. K. Marinkovich, J. Primerano, M. Crognale, V. Kulsic, C. Quest, S. Reisinger, D. Thumm, S. Hayes, M. Kopka, K. Gottschalk, K. Kuhn, C. Jankowski, R. Mannion, P. Parker. Fourth Row: M. Pisano, L. Conner, S. Ursida, J. Field, M. lerardo, S. Petcovic, L. Pamer, J. Krebs, R. Miller, T. Pegg, D. Moltzen, J. Boyer. Fifth Row: C. Smith, T. Stover, D. Wachter, P. Trapp. D. Haddox, V. Borroni, C. Kolson, L. Ketterer, V. Pagalos, Mr. Dunfee. A.F.S. Activity •177 FRENCH First Row D. Milnes, P. Russell, G. Hardy, C. Richter, R. Eggensberger, L. Cupac, D. Eiler, L. Cogley, K. Bender, K. Grzelka. Second Row: D. Hauser, J. Burke, T. Wallace, T. Eggensberger, S. Haddox, S. Hayes. L. Burke, D. Bowman, D. Dzura, N. Eller, Miss Starr. First Row M. Hommey, L. Cowdery, D. Moore, N. Sherrill, L. Guthrie, K. Coleman, S. Boggan. Second Row D. Richard, J. Hunt, C. Cantelmi, D. Russell, L. Stowe, J. Holland, J. Gutowski, P. Kelly, T. Koah. Third Row D. Holoweiko, F. Crognale, W. Gillespie, R. Klinesmith, C. Mangelli, T. Eichler, B. Pomrenke, C. Fosnaught, Mr. Dileonardo. Fourth Row D. Nodianos, D. Corcoran, C. Smith, V. Pagalos, K. Schlosser, S. Goodspeed, J. Harris, R. Freed. SPANISH III First Row: F. Taverna, T. Mlttlca, L. Ketterer, G. Mussey, M. Veon, R. Hudson, D. Zabrowskl, E. Rekrut, J. Salade. Second Row P. Hall. A. Smith, P. Thumm, S. Relsinger, C. Beegle, K. Mastalski, B. Llnzey, L. Linarelli, K. Wiggins. Third Row: D. Ross, F. Randza, J. Oravltz, M. Kruppa, M. Hammer, B. Engle, S. Eckhardt, T. Stover, Mr. Giannlni. SPANISH IV First Row W. Bloos, D. Murphy, R. Rodriguez, L. Pamer, C. Forrest. Second Row: L. Manzo, R. Fields, L. Reynolds, N. Boyer, K. Hackett, S. Petcovic, J. Krebs, T. Medarac. Third Row D. White, K. Young, K. Beaver, H. DeSimone, E. Pamer, H. Mc-Conaughy, M. Butler. Fourth Row: G. Eckhardt, G. Alberti, G. Eckhardt, J. Rowe, F. Morelli, Mr. Evans. Activities—179 AUDIOVISUAL First Row: B. Paul, L. Linarelli, I. Urista, C. Mussi, F. Smith, L. Franer, B. Powell. Second Row: T. Brozich, J. Campese, T. McCoy, J. Rowe, P. Moore, F. LaNeve, R. Yaria, D. Romano, J. Leavens. Third Row: J. Linarelli, J. Rukas. G. Mussey, T. Brenzo, T. Greig, M. McKim, M. Laskowski, J. Gioffre, T. Mittica. Fourth Row: M. Rukas, P. Rowe, L. Rohm, T. Mineard, D. Rickard, D. Pietrandrea, B. Forrest. STAGE CREW First Row: J. Jackson, T. Farkas, E. Eichler, D. Gorrell, G. Heaton, K. Seidler, M. Sakulsky. Second Row: B. Haddox, D. Murray, D. Modro, B. Palmer, M. Yurisha, S. Egan, M. Catalano. C. Phillips, K. Hommey. Third Row: D. Johnson, M. Lewchenko, B. Egan, B. Campbell, R. Pander, P. Farkas, N. Beaver, J. Kolumban, D. Rader. Fourth Row: J. Gilmore, G. Phillips, J. Barto, D. Little, K. Cox, T. Rebold, A. Beightly, Mr. Beighey. 180 B.B.S First Row: B. Flore, B. Headland, P. Moore, J. Rowe, R. Miller, N. Boyer, E. Cleckley, S. Hayes. Second Row: C. Humphrey. M. Ellinwood, D. Corcoran, D. Eckhardt. G. Cantelmi, J. Campese. Third Row: L. McCutcheon. T. Snedeker, K. Dwyer, L. Manna, M. Pisano, M. Sallie, Mr. Petrozza. JUNIOR SALES First Row: L. McCutcheon, T. Pugh, B. Flore, B. Headland, C. Ritcher, J. Karczewski, P. Borghi, C. Kulakowski, S. Haddox. Second Row: R. Fields, Z. Rizos, K. Jennings, L. Manzo, D. Dixon, K. Schlosser, D. White, M. McGonigal, K. Bever, M. Jankowski, N. Boyer, J. Hinzman, C. Navolio. Third Row: D. Mattson-Boze. G. Olkowski, D. Bigstaff, T. Evans, K. McKeithen, R. Mannion, L. Cogley, H. DeSimone, S. Hayes, M. Kopka, K. Kuhn, K. Gottschalk. Fourth Row: E. Cleckley, A. Smith, D. Thumm, G. Alberti, L. Reynolds, D. Manna, D. Lohry, E. Pamer, C. Cantelmi, P. Cartwright. Fifth Row: G. Alexander, G. Eckhardt, V. Podpielski, R. Fleet, B. Omogrosso, T. Mendicino, D. Ginand, P. Nahal, G. Gishbaugher, H. Young, Mr. Green. Activities—181 BUSINESS First Row: R. Davidson, K. Clark, J. Kraynie, M. DeRose, V. Borroni, S. Stefura, D. Nardone, A. Omogrosso, L. Strobel, M. Kammerdiener, M. Zuk. Second Row: D. Kalish, G. Manzetti, K. Cearfoss, S. Schooley, L. Resinger, P. Schwartz, T. Milligan, C. Lipan, M. lerardo, J. Hinzman, C. Navolio. Third Row: Mr. Matrazzo, D. Lohry, D. Manna, C. DeBona, B. Veon, D. McKeithen, G. Carr, R. Mannion, D. Adkins. M. Kopka, L. Cogley, B. Sommers, Not Pictured: D. Haddox, T. Juretic, C. Noble, K. Miller. CHEMISTRY First Row: Mr. Green, H. A. Desimone, E. Pamer, D. Dixon, D. Mattson-Boze, G. Alberti. Second Row: D. Aley, T. Robinson, P. Pietrandrea, C. Cantelmi, B. Lipan, J. Lewis, J. Oravitz. Third Row: Mr. Salvadori, H. Tjernlund, D. Kittner, G. Olkowski, G. Eckhardt, D. Corcoran. 182 LAB BIOLOGY First Row: T. Mittica, C. Richter, M. Dydynski, M. LaNeve, J. Strobel, R. Hudson, E. Rekrut, A. Mattson-Boze, M. Hammer. Second Row: S. Petcovlc, J. Goodspeed, L. Granati, K. Boak, R. Todorich, M. Veon, C. Krebs, L. Deal, V. Izzo, P. Hall, K. Pamer. Third Row: D. King M. lerardo, H. Ploslnski, D. Bishop, K. Schupay, C. Beegle, B. Phillips, D. Inman, B. Phillips, R. Paugnaud. Fourth Row: D. Russell, S. Eckhardt, J. Sergi, B. Tress, S. Quest, J. Marshall, D. Holoweiko, G. Mussey, F. Taverna, Mr. Sheffield. Fifth Row: J. Kusnerik, W. Gillespie, E. Tita, R. Boswell, L. Stowe, E. Mills, P. Wonsiecki, M. Guzzetti, P. Kofalt, L. Cowdery. First Row Mrs. Medved, T. Barnes, C. Chaney, R. Vandenburg, P. Aiken, R. McDanel, M. Barnes, S. Wade. Second Row: B. Annarella, F. Stefura, J. Bailey, V. Kulsic, C. Quest, M. Matthews, C. DeSanzo, J. Campese. Third Row: P. Petti, R. Pisano, M. Work, N. Knapp, K. Altman, D. Kalish, K. Coleman. Activity—183 WIN-THE-PEACE First Row D. Gahles, J. Daugherty, D. Robinson, A. Mittica, G. Eckhardt, K. Martin, M. LaNeve, M. Yuricha, C. Noble, E. Hurbanek, J. Campese, C. Verrett. Second Row: T. Graham, T. Bortz, J. Hupp, B. Kullen, E. Cleckley, M. Pletcher, J. Burnette, J. Leavens, D. McKenzie, D. Sacer. Third Row: Mr. Kness, D. Nardone, C. Frum, J. Kullen, J. Harn, I. Turner, J. Jackson, J. Lewis, B. Linzey, C. Connors, P. Zwieryznski. 184 First Row: J. Karczewski, T. Pugh, B. Flore, B. Headland, C. Kulakowski, K. Jennings, C. Haddox. Second Row: T. Freed, M. Jankowski, S. Hayes, G. Smith, J. Douds, J. Rebeske, L. Cearfoss, G. Tscherne, P. Pietrandrea, T. Mendicino. Third Row: E. Patterson, J. Boyer, D. Moltzen, M. Geer, D. Eiler, R. Eggensberger, R. Miller, P. Snyder, D. Bowman, K. Kuhn, K. Gottschalk, C. Jankowski. Fourth Row: Mr. Grimm, A. Mittica, K. Tress, D. Beightly, J. Burke, G. Hardy, D. Houser, D. Cairns, C. Lindsay, B. Forney. PAW PRINT AUTOCYCLE First Row: R. Blinn, B. Broomfield, J. McCrobie, M. Shablesky, R. Nicgorski, P. Zwleryzski, S. Skolnlck, D. McCann. Second Row D. Pietrandrea, F. Taverna, D. Cole, J. Turconl, E. Rogers, C. Verrett, D. Sacer, J. Franer, G. Brydebell, J. Burnett, D. Murry. Third Row A. Hohbach, J. Blinn, D. Mattson Boze, G. Henderson, J. Borkovich, B. Kullen, P. Yost, J. Kullen, J. Ham, B. Gasser, T. Shoaff. Fourth Row: B. Russell, H. Duncan, J. Duncan, R. Duncan, C. Dillan, J. Wooley, M. Yuricha, A. Mittica, B. Montagazzi, V. Podbelsky, P. Glover, Mr. T. Wilson. SPORTSMEN First Row K. Powell, D. Jones, D. McCann, C. Murphy, G. Brydebell, B. Sheeler, S. Skolnik. Second Row Mr. Allison, J. Mannion, R. Linarelli. J. Weido, K. Bever, B. J. Gerard, J. Jankowski, T. Hupp, Mr. Carbone. Third Row R. Phillips, M. Work, J. Turconl, D. Gahles, K. Schlosser, T. Clark, G. Heaton, K. Jerome, R. Murphy, R. Tallon. Fourth Row: A. Hohbach, D. Kyle, R. Mallick, G. Spano, B. Kalinoski, B. Biddle, M. Straley, G. Tita, F. Pagani, B. Powell. Activities—185 Brian Agnew Ron Andino Lab Biology 10; Chemistry 11; Mathematics 12 (Pres.); Physics 12 (Vice-Pres.); National Honor 11,12; Student Council 12; Executive Council; Tennis 11,12. Bernie Annarella A.F.S. 12; Art 11,12; Chemistry 11; F.N.A. 11; G.A.A. 10; Tri-Hi-Y 10; Spanish 10; Sportsmen 11,12; Joanne Bailey Art 12. Leona Baker D.E.C.A. 11. Lou Bardocz John Barnes Art 10,11,12. Patti Ann Barnhart A.F.S. 10,11,12; Audio-visual 11,12; Drama 10. French 10; Ushers 11,12; Varsity 12; Student Council 10,12; Lancer 10; Cross Country 12 (Mangr.); R.R. 10 (Pres.); Executive Council; Pillow Talk G.A.A. 10 Alfreeda Barrett Irene Barrett Afro-Am. 11; D.E.C.A. 11; G.A.A. 10,11,12; Ushers 12; Girl's Basketball 11,12 (Mangr ); R.R. ll(Treas.). Bruce Bates D.E.C.A. 11; Mathematics 12; Sportsmen 10,11; Football 11,12; Track 10. Tom Bathgate Win-the-Peace 11. Dan Beatty Physics 12; Sportsmen 11; Win-the-Peace 12; National Honor 11,12, Swingsters 12; Band 10,11,12; Lil Abner. Ray Belczyk Lab Biology 11; Spanish 10,11; Baseball 10,11,12; Basketball 10; Golf 10,11,12; Bowling Tournament 11. Danny Bensing Frank Berardelli Sportsmen 11; Baseball 10, Football 10. Melinda Bernstein A.F.S. 11,12; French 11; Tri-Hi-Y 11; Jr. Sales 11; Foreign Exchange Student to Belgium 12. Daisy Biggs Business 11; G.A.A. 10; Girl's Volleyball 12; R.R. 12; Lil’Abner. Michelle Bigstaff G.A.A. 12; Ushers 11,12; Lancer 11. Werner Bloos Lab Biology 10; Mathematics 12; Chemistry 11 Physics 12; Spanish 10,11,12; National Honor Society 11,12; Student Council 10,11,12; Track 10,12; Class 12 (Vice-Pres.); R.R. 10,11 (Pres —Vice-Pres); Advisor Prom Band Committee; Chairman Jr. Sales Food. Dan Borneo Valerie Borroni A.F.S. 10,12; Lab Biology 11; Business 11,12 (Vice-Pres.); G.A.A. 10; Tri-Hi-Y 10; Ushers 11,12; R.R. 10 (Sec.) 12 (Vice-Pres.). David Bowman Lab Biology 10; Chemistry 11; Chess 10,11; Latin 10,11; Tiger Corp 10; U.F.O. 11,12 (Vice-Pres.); Tennis 10,11. Jayne Boyer Lab Biology 10; Chemistry 11 (Sec.); Latin 10; Win-the-Peace 12; National Honor 11,12; Student Council 11,12; Junior Sales; Executive Council; R.R. 10 (Treas.); 11 (Pres.); Chairman United Fund Drive; Chairmen Potato Chip Committee.; Lil’ Abner, Ushers 12. Larry Brandyburg Carl Brognano Biology 10; Sportsmen 11; Basketball 10. Calvin Brown Basketball 10; Football 10,12; Track 10,11; Student Council 10,12; R.R. 10 (Pres.) 12 (Pres.). Jeff Brown Denise Brydebell Alvin L. Buntin James Burke Lab Biology 10; French 11,12; Win-the-Peace 12; National Honor 11,12; Swingsters 10,11,12; Band 10,11,12 (Vice-Pres.); Lil' Abner Kevin M. Burton Afro-Am. 10,11; Basketball 10,11,12; Football 11,12; Track 10. Debbie Cable Karen Camp Biology 10; Drama 10 (Sec.) 11; Nat’l Thespians 11. Doug Campbell Baseball 10,11,12; Basketball 11,12. Ed Campbell D.E.C.A. 11; Baseball 11,12; Golf 11,12. Jeff Campese Art 10,11,12; Audio-visual 11,12 (Vice-Pres.); B.B.S. 12; Paw Print; Yearbook Gail I. Carr Business 11,12; Bicentennial Secretary 12. Kathy Casciato Biology 10; G.A.A. 10. Kim Cearfoss Lab Biology 12; G.A.A. 10. Linda Cearfoss G.A.A. 10; Ushers 10,11,12; Win-the-Peace 12 (Treas.); Cheerleader 11,12; R.R. 11 (Sec.); Lil’ Abner, Yearbook Salesman 10,11,12. Rick Chiappetta Audio-visual 11; Lab Biology 10; Varsity 11,12; Baseball 10,11,12; Basketball 10; Football 10,11,12; R.R. 10 (Vice-Pres.). Chairman Jr. Sales. Stephen Chiappetta Football 10,11; Track 10,11. Joel Ciriello Kathy Clark Business 11,12; G.A.A. 10; Ushers 11,12; Jr. Sales; Executive Council 12; Student Council 12; R.R. 10 (Sec.), 11 (Treas.), 12 (Sec. Treas.). Curtis Cleckley Donna Cleckley A.F.S. 10,11,12; Ushers 12; Varsity 12 (Sec.); Yearbook 11,12; Student Council 11,12; Band 10,11; Wind Ensemble 10; Track 10,11,12; R.R. 11 (Vice-Pres.), 12 (Vice-Pres.). Roger Cline Darrell Cockfield Afro-Am. 10; Art 11,12. STUDENT Fred Colosimo Lab Biology 10; Chemistry 11; Latin 10; Student Council 12. Gail L. Cook Business 10,11,12; D.E.C.A. 11; Publications 12. Robert Cook Beth Crawford Drama 11; Ushers 10,11 (Reporter), 12; Student Council 10,11,12; Executive Council; R.R. 10 (Pres.), 11 (Pres.), 12 (Pres ); Visit from St. Nicholis. Cynthia Crespo Madrigal Singers 12; Concert Choir 12. Amy Crognale Tri-Hi-Y 10; Ushers 11. Leisa Cupac A.F.S. 10; Lab Biology 10; French 11,12 (Vice-Pres.); G.A.A. 10,11. Robert Daugherty Rowena Davidson A.F.S. 10. Business 12; Ushers 11,12. Micheal Davis Chess 10; D.E.C.A. 11,12. Kathi DeChicko Drama 11, Student Council 12; Executive Council 12; R.R. 10 (Treas.), 11 (Treas.). Mary Lou DeRose Business 11,12 (Treas.); Drama 10; Ushers 10,11,12 (Sec.); Student Council 11,12; Executive Council 12, Track 10; R.R. 10 (Sec.), 11 (Pres.). Dale Dolenak Judith Douds A.F.S. 10 (Sec.), 11 (Vice-Pres.), 12 (Pres.); Tri-Hi-Y 10; Ushers 11,12; Win-the-Peace 11,12; (Vice-Pres.); Yearbook 11,12 (Asst. Editor); National Honor 11,12; Student Council 12; Jr. Sales; Executive Council; Tennis 11,12; R.R. 12 (Treas.). Yearbook Salesman 10,11,12. Larry Dreher Biology 10; Mathematics 10,11; Spanish 10; Basketball 10,11,12. Richard Duncan Swingsters 12; Band 12; Autocycle 12. Bobbie Dwyer Art 12; Drama 10; G.A.A. 10; Nat’l Thespians 11; Paw Print 12; Ushers 10,11,12; Cheerleader 11,12; R.R. 10 (Pres.), 11 (Vice-Pres.). George Eckhardt Spanish 11,12; Band 10,11,12; Paw Print 12, (Editor). Robin Eggensberger A.F.S. 10; Lab Biology 10; French 11,12 (Pres.); G.A.A. 10,11; Ushers 11,12; Win-the-Peace 12; Student Council 12; Jr. Sales; Tennis 11,12; Track 11; Tigerettes 10,11. Ellen Eichler D.E.C.A. 11; Drama 10; Nat’l Thespians 11,12. Dawn Eiler Lab Biology 11; French 12; G.A. 11; Ushers 12; Win-the-Peace 12; National Honor 11,12; Tigerettes 11; Jr. Sales; Tennis 12. Tina Elefterin Varsity 12 (Treas.); Girl's Track 10,11,12. 186 LISTING Timothy Farkas Drama 12; The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail; Desk Set. Judy Flis G.A.A. 10; Ushers 10,11,12; Cheerleader 11,12; R.R. 10 (V. Pres.), 11 (Sec.). Gina Ford D.E.C.A. 11,12. Cheryl Fork Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12; Band 10,11.12; Track 10. C. Clayton Forrest Lab Biology 10; Spanish 10 (Treas.), 11,12 (Vice-Pres.); Yearbook 11,12; Student Council 12; Executive Council 12; Baseball 10,11,12; Football 12; R.R. 12 (Pres ). Allen Forsman James Franchi Connie Frum D.E.C.A. 11,12; Tri-Hi-Y 11; Nat’l Thespians 11; Paw Print 12; Student Council 10,11, 12; R.R. 10 (Pres.), 11 (Pres.), 12 (Vice-Pres.). Diane Fuhr Denise Gall F.N.A. 10; Tri-Hi-Y 10; U.F.0.12; Jr. Sales. Mary Geer A.F.S. 10,11,12; G.A.A. 10,11; Ushers 11,12; Win-the-Peace 12; Student Council 12; Tigerettes 10,11; Jr. Sales; R.R. 10 (Treas.); Bicentennial Cochairman; Lab Biology 10; Tennis 12. Tim Gehley Art 10,11 (Treas.), 12; Yearbook 12 (Art Editor). Douglas Gibson Football 10. Debbie Gorrell D.E.C.A. 11; Drama 10; Nat'l Thespians 11,12; Sportsmen 11,12; G.A.A. 10,11. Mike Graham Virginia Grant Executive Council—Student Center. Kevin Greig Timothy Griffith Lab Biology 12; Football 10; Golf 12; R.R. 11 (Vice-Pres.). Linda Guthrie Latin 10,11,12; National Honor 11,12; Madrigal Singers 12; Lil' Abner. James Gutowski Lab Biology 10; Latin 10,11,12; Swingsters 10,11,12; District Band 12; Band 10,11,12; Pep Band 10,11,12; Wind Ensemble 10,11, 12; Sax Choir 12. Paul Guzzetti Basketball 10; Cross Country 10. Debora Haddox A.F.S. 12; Lab Biology 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10,11; R.R. 11 (Sec.), Business 12. David Hallmark Denise Hamilton A.F.S. 11; G.A.A. 10,11 (Sec.), 12 (Vice-Pres.); Ushers 10,11,12; Student Council 10 (Sec.), 11 (Vice-Pres.), 12; Executive Council; Program Chairman of Jr. Banquet; Member of Student Forum; Member of All County, Student Council Committee. Gregory Hardy French 11,12 (Treas.); Win-the-Peace 12; National Honor 11,12; Swingsters 10,11, 12; Band 10,11,12 (Pres.); Pep Band 10, 11,12; Wind Ensemble 10.11.12; Sax Choir 12, Student Council 12 Linda Harris Julienne Hawrylak Lab Biology 10; Spanish 10,11; Ushers 10, 11,12; Executive Council; Lil’ Abner. William Headley Chess 10. Gloria Heaton D.E.C.A. 11; Drama 10; Tri-Hi-Y 10; Nat l Thespians 11,12; Sportsmen 10,11,12, G.A.A. 10,11. William Herrington Afro-Am. 10,11; Football 11,12. Dave Hornacek Lab Biology 10; Hi-Y 10; Sportsmen 10; Varsity 10,11,12; Student Council 10,11, 12; Baseball 10,11,12; Basketball 10; Football 10,11,12; Class 11 (Vice-Pres.); R.R. 10 (Pres.), 12 (Vice-Pres.); Chairman Sophomore and Junior Party. Amy Horvath Tri-Hi-Y 11; Band 10,11.12; Pep Band 10,11,12. Donald Houser French 11,12; Win-the-Peace 12, National Honor 11,12. Cynthia Humphrey Drama 11; G.A.A. 10; Tri-Hi-Y 10,11 (Vice-Pres.); Nat’l Thespians 12; Student Council 10,11. Jack Hunter Mary Ann lerardo A.F.S. 12; Business 11,12; Ushers 12; Yearbook 11,12 (Editor); National Honor 11,12; Student Council 12; R.R. 12 (Sec.), Yearbook Salesman 10,11,12. Gary Irwin Paul Irwin Jeff Jackson Julian Jackson Drama 10; Nat'l Thespians 11 (Vice-Pres.) 12 (Pres.); Student Council 12; Swingsters 11,12; Band 10,11,12; Pep Band 10,11,12; Combined Ensemble 11; Brass Choir 11,12; R.R. 10 (Treas.); Bad Boy’s Christmas; The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail; The Great American Good; Pillow Talk; The Desk Set; Kiss or Make-up; A Visit From St. Nicholas; The Me Nobody Knows; Lil’ Abner. Karla Johnston Art 10. Kathy Johnston Faith Jones Art 10,11; Tri-Hi-Y 12; U.F.O. 12; Track 10,11,12. Randall Jones Lab Biology 10 (Treas.); Chemistry 11; Hi-Y 10; Mathematics 12 (Treas.); Physics 12 (Sec.); Student Council 10,12; Swingsters 10,11,12; Cross Country 10; Track 10; Bicentennial Committee Chairman 12. Tammy Juretic Business 11,12; D.E.C.A. 11,12; A.F.S. 12. Debra Kalish Business 12; Spanish 10 (Sec.); Ushers 11,12; Student Council 10,11,12; R.R. 10 (Treas.), 11 (Pres.), 12 (Pres.). Margie Kammerdiener Business 11,12; Ushers 10,11,12; National Honor 11,12; Cheerleader 11,12; R.R. 12 (Sec.). Janet Karnis Lab Biology 10; Chemistry 11; Tri-Hi-Y 10,11; Spanish 10; Varsity 12; Track 10,11,12. Anita Keeler F.N.A. 10.11 (Sec.), 12 (Pres.); Tri-Hi-Y 11,12; Latin 11; Student Council 12; R.R. 11 (Treas.); Red Cross Chairman 1975. Jim Kelly Audio-visual 11; Sportsmen 11. Kathy Kendall A.F.S. 10,11,12; Business 11,12; D.E.C.A. 12 (Vice-Pres.). Deborah King Chester Kirkland Chess 11,12. James Kirkland D.E.C.A. 11; Madrigal Singers 12. Cheryl Klinesmith Lab Biology 11; Tri-Hi-Y 11; Latin 10,11, Madrigal Singers 12. Micheal Kolch Alan Kolesky Lab Biology 11. John Kolson Barbara Kozora Janet Kraynie Business 10,11,12; Ushers 10,11,12; R.R. 10 (Vice-Pres.); Lil’ Abner; Nat’l Thespians 12. Jane Krebs A.F.S. 12; Lab Biology 10; Chemistry 11 (Treas.); Spanish 11,12; Yearbook 12; National Honor 11,12; Student Council 12; Executive Council; R.R. 10 (Sec.), 11 (Vice-Pres.); Jr. Sales; Cap Gown Committee. Debbie Kreitzburg Tri-Hi-Y 11; U.F.O. 12. Felecia Kulsic Lab Biology 11; F.N.A. 12; Sportsmen 10. David Kusnerik Mathematics 12; Baseball 10,12; Cross Country 10. Frank LeNeve Audio-visual 10,11,12 (Pres.); Chess 10; Nat'l Thespians 11,12; Student Council 12; Track 10,11,12. Joyce Langer Biology 10; F.N.A. 12. Joe Leavens Audio-visual 11,12; Baseball 12. John Linarelli Colleen Lindsay Lab Biology 10; Chemistry 11; Tri-Hi-Y 11; Nat’l Thespians 12; Win-the-Peace 12; Yearbook 12; R.R. 11 (Sec.), 12 (Vice-Pres.). Doretha Lindsay Tri-Hi-Y 12. Kathryn Lipan Biology 10; Business 11,12; D.E.C.A. 11; Jr. Sales. Larry Lipinski Sportsmen 10,11,12; Yearbook Salesman 10,11,12; Conservation chairman for Sportsmen Club. Lorie Lipinski Art 10; Lab Biology 10; Ushers 10,11,12 187 (Head Usher); Class Secretary 11,12; Student Council 11,12. Louann Lupo Biology 10; Business 11; G.A.A. 10,12; Tri-HI-Y 10; Ushers 11,12; Student Council 11,12; R.R. 10 (Sec.). Edward Mangelli D.E.C.A. 10,11,12; Sportsmen 10,11,12; Student Council 12; Football 10; R.R. 12 (Pres.). Kathy Mangerie Business 11; Drama 10,11; G.A.A. 10; Paw-Print 12; Ushers 11. GiGi Mannarino Lab Biology 11; Drama 10; G.A.A. 10,11,12; Nat'l Thespians 12; Ushers 10,11,12; Student Council 10,11,12; Track 10; Class Treasurer 12; R.R. 10 (Pres.), 11 (Pres.). Gwen Manzetti Biology 10; Business 11,12; Chess 10,11; Tri-Hi-Y 10; Ushers 11,12 (Pres.); Student Council 11,12; Track 10,11; R.R. 11 (Vice-Pres.), 12 (Sec.). Randy Marshall Lab Biology 11. Joyce Martin Afro-Am. 10; Audio-visual 11,12; D.E.C.A. 11,12 (Sec ); G.A.A. 11,12; Spanish 10; Ushers 12; Chairman of Jr. Banquet. Juenelle Martin Historians 12; Ushers 12; Track 11; Volleyball 10. Karen Martin Chemistry 11; French 10; Mathematics 12 (Vice-Pres.); Paw Print 12; Tiger Times 12 (Editor); Ushers 10,11,12; National Honor 11,12; Band 10,11; Cheerleader 11,12; Class Treasurer 10,11; Student Council 10,11,12; Executive Council; Chairman Sophomore Party Entertainment. Terry L. Martino Percy Mason Afro-Am. 10,11; Basketball 10,11,12. George Masson Janice Mathews Tony Mathews Basketball 11. Bonnie Mattocks Tri-Hi-Y 10; Ushers 12; Yearbook 12; School Store 12. Valerie McCampbell Business 12; Tri-Hi-Y 11; Lancers 10,11. Alberta McCann D.E.C.A. 11. Howard McConaughy Chemistry 11; Spanish 11,12; U.F.O. 12; National Honor 11,12; Chairman of the Cap and Gown Committee. Ron McDanel Art 11,12; Nat'l Thespians 12; Spanish 10; Sportsmen 11,12; Student Council 10; Baseball 11,12; R.R. 10 (Vice-Pres.). Paulette McElroy D.E.C.A. 11; Track 11,12. Antoniette Deborah McKeithen Lab Biology 12; D.E.C.A. 11; Ushers 11; Band 10,11; Girl's Volleyball 11. David McKenzie Sportsmen 11,12. Shawn McKnight Geralyn Means F.N.A. 11,12. Tonya Mention Mary Mentz Lab Biology 10; Ushers 11,12. Karen Miller Lab Biology 12; G.A.A. 10; Ushers 10; Student Council 10; R.R. 10 (Pres.), 11 (Pres.); Business 12. Robin Miller A.F.S. 12; B.B.S. 10,11,12 (Pres.); Lab Biology 10; Quill Scroll 12,11; Paw Print 11; Win-the-Peace 11,12; Yearbook 11,12; Student Council 12; Jr. Sales; General Prom Committee. Ronnie Miller Audio-visual 10; Yearbook Salesman 10,11,12. Toni Milligan Business 12. Scot Milnes Larry Minnitti Varsity 11,12; Football 10,11,12. Jeff Mitchell Football 10,11. Donna Moltzen A.F.S. 12; Lab Biology 10; Chemistry 11; Win-the-Peace 12; National Honor 11,12; Jr. Sales; Cap Gown Committee. Carole Moody Afro-Am. 11; D.E.C.A. 11; Ushers 11,12. Patrick A. Moore Audio-visual 10,11 (Vice-Pres.), 12; B.B.S. 12; Nat'l Thespians 11,12; Yearbook 12; Student Council 11; Band 10; Desk Set; Kiss or Make-up; Sr. Entertainment; Baseball 10 Paul Moore Pat Montani Richard Morris D.E.C.A. 12; Cross Country 10,11. Doris Murphy Lab Biology 10; Spanish 10,11,12 (Sec. Treas.); Ushers 10,11,12; Yearbook 11,12; Student Council 10,12; Lancer 10,11; Jr. Sales; R.R. 12 (Sec.); Executive Council. Greg Mussey Audio-visual 10; B.B.S. 12; Lab Biology 10; Drama 11,12; Nat’l Thespians 11,12; Spanish 10,11; Desk Set; Kiss and Make-up; LIP Abner; Chairman of Tech. Advisor— Drama. Donna Nardone Biology 10; Business 11,12 (Pres.); G.A.A. 10; Ushers 10,11,12; Student Council 11,12; Cheerleader 11,12; R.R. 10,11,12 (Vice-Pres. all three). Debbie Nesmith Afro-Am. 11; Ushers 11,12; U.F.O. 12. Larry Nesmith Cynthia Noble A.F.S. 12; Business 11,12; Drama 10; G.A.A. 10; Nat'l Thespians 11,12; Paw Print 12; Ushers 11,12; Yearbook 11,12; Student 188 Council 12 (Treas.); The Great American Goof; Lil Abner; Terri North Afro-Am. 10,11; D.E.C.A. 11; Ushers 12; Student Council 12; Executive Council; Tigerettes 11,12. Randy Ohara Sportsmen 10,11,12 (Pres.); Vol Fireman (Pres.). Antoinette Omogrosso Lab Biology 11; Business 11,12; Chess 10; Ushers 11,12; Student Council 10,11,12; R.R. 12 (Vice-Pres.). Janet Pagani G.A.A. 10; Nat’l Thespians 10,12; Ushers 10,11,12; Student Council 12; Executive Council; R.R. 10-11 (Sec. Treas.), 12 (Treas.); Chairman of Formal for Ushers’; Jr. Sales; Junior Party—Chairman. Laureen Pamer A.F.S. 12; Lab Biology 10; Chemistry 11; Spanish 11,12 (Pres.); G.A.A. 10; Yearbook 12; National Honor 11,12; Student Council 11,12; Class 11,12 (Pres, both years); Cap Gown Committee; Jr. Sales; Bicentennial Committee; Executive Council. Mary Pander D.E.C.A. 11; Spanish 11 (Sec.), 12; Student Council 12; Cross Country 11; Track 11; Cheerleader 12. Donald Parham Earl Patterson Audio-visual 10; B.B.S. 10; Lab Biology 10; Chemistry 11; Chess 10; Mathematics 12; Win-the-Peace 12; National Honor 11,12. Timothy Pegg A.F.S. 11,12; Art 10,11,12; Drama 10,11, 12; Nat l Thespians 10,11,12; Paw Print 12; Madrigal Singers 12; T.N.T.; The Desk Set; Marching Band 10,11,12; Concert Band 11,12; Color Guard 10; Concert Choir 11,12; Pep Band 10,11,12; Barber Shop Quartet 11; Concert Choir Student Director 11,12; Lab Biology 10; District Chorus 11,12. Susan Petcovic A.F.S. 12; Lab Biology 10; Chemistry 11; F.N.A. 10; Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12 (Treas.); Spanish 11,12; Yearbook 12; National Honor 11,12; Jr. Sales; R.R. 10 (Sec.); Yearbook Salesman 12. Mark Petrella Biology 12; Lab Biology 11; Business 10; Historians 10; Latin 12; Mathematics 10, 11,12; Spanish 10,11. Antoinette Piccolo Drama 10; Nat’l Thespians 11; Ushers 10. 11,12; R.R. 10 (Vice-Pres.); 12 (Treas.); Pillow Talk; The Great American Goof. Georgetta Pickrell F. N.A. 10; Tri-Hi-Y 10. Pam Pietrandrea Biology 10; Chemistry 12; G.A.A. 10; Ushers 10,11 (Treas.), 12; Win-the-Peace 12; Cheerleader 11,12; R.R. 10 (Treas.), 12 (Sec.). Pete Pietrandrea Lab Biology 10; Chemistry 11 (Vice-Pres.); French 10; Mathematics 12; Physics 12; Varsity 10,11,12; Student Council 10,11, 12; Jr. Sales; Football 10,11,12; Track 10, 11,12; R.R. 10 (Pres.), 11 (Pres.); Student Council 12 (Pres.); Prom Band Committee. Mary Jo Pisano G. A.A. 10; Ushers 10,11,12; Student Council 10,11,12; Madrigal Singers 12; Nat'l Thespians 12; Lil’ Abner. Mary Ann Pletcher D.E.C.A. 11; Tri-Hi-Y 10; Paw Print-Exchange Editor. Diane Pletz Chess 12; G.A.A. 10; Tri-Hi-Y 10; U.F.0.12. Lee Powell Chemistry 12; Mathematics 12; Sportsmen 10,11. Dave Pronesti Wayne Pugh Francoise Quaghebeur A.F.S. 12; Ushers 12; Student Council 12; Track 12. Connie Rambo D.E.C.A. 11. Kevin Ramponi Joanne Rebeske Biology 10,11; Ushers 11,12; Win-the-Peace 11,12 (Sec.); Student Council 12; Track 12; Executive Council; School Store Manager William Reed Sportsmen 10. John Regec Tiger Corp 10. Linda Reisinger A.F.S. 12; Business 12; D.E.C.A. 11; F.N.A. 11. Connie Ricci Lab Biology 11; Ushers 11,12. Linda Richeal Chess 11,12; D.E.C.A. 11,12; Madrigal Singers 12. John Rickert Basketball 10. Cheryl Robertson Don Robinson Physics 12; Paw Print 12; Varsity 12; Student Council 12; Baseball 12; Football 12; Golf 11; Track 11; R.R. 10 (Vice-Pres.), 11 (Treas.); Chairman of Can Drive. Rosa Rodriguez A.F.S. 12; Spanish 12; Ushers 12; Student Council Dan Romano Audio-visual 10,12; D.E.C.A. 11; Track 10; R.R. 10 (Treas.), 11 (Treas.). Michael Romigh Football 10; A Visit From St. Nicholas; Nat’l Thespians; Lil' Abner. Barbara Ross A.F.S. 12; Lab Biology 11; D.E.C.A. 11,12 (Parlimentarian); G.A.A. 10; Win-the-Peace 12; Band 10; R.R. 12 (Vice-Pres ). 189 Peggy Ross A.F.S. 12; Lab Biology 10; Chemistry 11; G.A.A. 10; Tri-Hi-Y 11,12; Varsity 12; Yearbook 12; Student Council 12; Jr. Sales; Track 10,11,12; Gymnastics 11,12; Girl’s Volleyball 10,11,12 (Captain); R.R. 11 (Vice Pres.), 12 (Pres.); Chairperson Decoration Committee for Jr. Banquet. Robin Roush D.E.C.A. 11; Tri-HI-Y 10. John Rowe Audio-visual 11,12; B.B.S. 12; Lab Biology 10; Hi-Y 10; Nat’l Thespians 11,12; Spanish 12; Yearbook 11,12; Golf 11; R.R. 10 (Treas.); Sound Technician; Desk Set; Kiss or Make-Up; Prom Decorating Committee. Jay Rukas Audio-visual 10,11,12 (Pres.); Lab Biology 10; Hi-Y 10; Varsity 12; Win-the-Peace 11, 12; Student Council 10,11.12; Basketball 10; Football 10,11,12; R.R. 10 (Vice-Pres.). Patti Rukas Biology 10; Majorette 10,11. Douglas Russell Marlene Sakulsky Tri-Hi-Y 11,12; Nat’l Thespians 12; R.R. 12 (Treas.); Kiss or Make Up. Sue Sasic D.E.C.A. 12 (Pres.); Drama 10 (Treas.) F.N.A. 10; Quill Scroll 11,12; Tiger Cub 10; Tiger Roar 11; Win-the-Peace 11; Yearbook 11; National Honor Society 11,12; Student Council 12. Sandy Schooley Business 10,12; Track 10. Shirley Schooley Business 12. John Schriner Sportsmen 10,11,12. Susan Shultz John Schupay Audio-visual 11; Lab Biology 10; Chemistry 11; Hi-Y 10; Physics 12; Varsity 12 (Pres.); Win-the-Peace 12; Student Council 10, 11,12; Football 11,12, R.R. 12 (Pres.) Peggy Schwartz Business 11,12; D.E.C.A. 11 Rhonda Sciarro Susan Scott D.E.C.A. 11 Kenneth Siedler Nat’l Thespians 11,12 (Treas.); The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail, The Desk Set; Kiss or Make Up. Michael Seman Audio-visual 12; Chess 10; Swingsters 10,11,12. Joseph Silipigni Chess 10,11. Dennis Simpson Lab Biology 10; Latin 10,11; Mathematics 12; Physics 12 (Treas.); Track 12; National Honor Society 11,12. Vonnie Sipple Art 12; Business 11; Drama 10; Nat’l Thespians 11. Florence Smith Audio-visual 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10,11; Student Council 10,11; Band 10,11,12; Track 10,12; Girl's Basketball 12; R.R. 10 (Sec.), 11 (Pres.), 12 (Sec.). George Smith Quill Scroll 11,12; Paw Print 11; Win-the-Peace 11,12 (Pres.); National Honor 11,12; Student Council 12; Baseball 10,11,12; Football 11,12; R.R. 12 (Vice-Pres.). Jim D. Smith James F. Smith Swingsters 11,12. Peggy Snyder A.F.S. 12; G.A.A. 10; Tri-Hi-Y 11,12; Win-the-Peace 12; Yearbook 11,12; Jr. Sales; Track 11,12; Girl’s Volleyball 12. Donald Soisson Sportsmen 10. Bernie Sommers Business 11,12; Nat’l Thespians 11; Ushers 10,11,12; Student Council 11. 12; Executive Council; R.R. 10 (Vice-Pres). Randy Starcher Swingsters 10,11,12; Band 10,11,12. Patricia Steals Afro-Am. 10,11; D.E.C.A. 11; G.A.A. 10; Concert Choir 10; Girl’s Basketball 10,11. Frank Stefura Art 12. Sonia Stefura Biology 10; Business 11,12 (Sec.); Ushers 10,11,12; Student Council 12; Jr. Sales; R.R. 10 (Sec.), 11 (Sec. Treas.), 12 (Pres.); Nat’l Thespians; Lil’ Abner Micheal Kelly Stewart Chess 10. Brad Stopp Linda Strobel Business 12; G.A.A. 10; Tri-Hi-Y 10,11 (Chaplain), 12 (Pres.); Win-the-Peace 11; Student Council 12; R.R. 11 (Treas.), 12 (Pres.); Yearbook Salesman 11,12. Frances Stuart Tri-Hi-Y 10,11; Girl’s Chorus 10. Virginia Swager D.E.C.A. 11,12. Stephanie Taylor D.E.C.A. 11. Sherry Teck Business 11. Renee Thatcher Lab Biology 10; Drama 10; Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12 (Sec.); Varsity 12; Student Council 10; Track 11,12; Class 10 (Sec.); R.R. 10 (Sec.), 11 (Sec.); Chairman of Sophomore Party Entertainment. Kevin Tress Win-the-Peace 12; Football 12. 190 PamTurconi Lab Biology 11 (Vice-Pres.); French 10; Mathematics 12 (Sec.); Ushers 10,11,12; Win-the-Peace 11; National Honor 11,12; Student Council 12; Majorette 10,11; Girl’s Gymnastics 10,11,12 (Captain); R.R. 10 (Vice-Pres.), 11 (Vice-Pres.), 12 (Sec.); Chairman of Athletic Committee; Executive Council. Gary Ursida Lab Biology 10; Spanish 11; Varsity 12; Baseball 10; Football 11,12; R.R. 12 (Vice-Pres.). Ronald Vandenburg Art 12 (Pres.); Audio-visual 11; Chess 10, 11; Student Council 12; U.F.O. 12; BBS. 11. Barbara Veon Business 12; Ushers 10,11,12 (Vice-Pres.); Student Council 12; R.R. 10 (Treas.). Carolyn Wallace Judy Wallace Afro-Am. 11; D.E.C.A. 11; French 12; Win-the-Peace 12. Larry Walter Gin Washington Cheerleader 11. David Weatherly Tiger Corp 10 (Pres.); 11; Track 12. Bill Welsh Robert Whisnant Spanish 10; Cross Country 10,11,12; Track 10,11,12. James White Sportsmen 10. Linda Whitla Lab Biology 11; Madrigal Singers 12; Tigerettes 12; Lancer 10,11. Kimberly Wiggins Lab Biology 11; G.A.A. 10; Spanish 12; Madrigal Singers 12; R.R. 12 (Treas.). Bruce Williams Art 11; Slide Rule 10; Basketball 10,11. Tim Wood Lab Biology 10; Chemistry 11; Chess 10, 11 (Pres.); Latin 11; Mathematics 12; Physics 12 (Pres.); Tiger Corp 10 (Vice-Pres.); National Honor 11,12; Student Council 12; Tennis 10,11,12; Co-Chairman Special Activities Committee Executive Council. Rick Yaria Audio-visual 11,12 (Vice-Pres.); Nat’l Thespians 11,12. Belinda Young D.E.C.A. 11,12. Karen Zellefrow Business 11; Ushers 10,11,12. Mary Kay Zuk Business 11,12; Drama 10,11; Cheerleader 11,12. 191 To produce a yearbook is a very difficult task that requires the help of many people. Thus, we would like to express our gratitude to all the people who were involved in making the 1976 TIGER a success. 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