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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1977 volume:

BEAVER FALLS HIGH SCHOOL BEAVER FALLS, PENNSYLVANIA VOLUME LXI From the moment we enter Beaver Falls High School and even after graduation, we have a certain pride in our school and ourselves. In four short years, the memories of hard work and special activities have been captured in our minds. To each of us, these memories will last forever. The 1977 TIGER Yearbook has been compiled of many unforgettable events. Throughout its pages, our TIGER staff has tried to show the fine character and spirit of Beaver Falls High School. The purpose of this book is to enable each of us to relive all the wonderful moments which have happened during this past year.. The staff sincerely hopes that the TIGER 'll will help all of us to recall the days of gladness 'neath the Orange and the Black. Cathy Richter Dianna Thumm Editor Assistant Editor 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 four 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. 4 6 7 9 10 13 14 15 You will stand many times At a crossroad in life Just as you're standing now. And no one can tell you Which way to go . . . Or what you should do . . . or how. Yours is the choice . . . May you follow your dreams and believe in yourself all the way As you journey along With your eyes on the stars And with hope in your heart day by day. Noel Sydney Williams CECE CANTELMI KAREN GOTTSCHALK KATHY HACKETT EILEEN PAMER LORI REYNOLDS HIGHEST HONORS DALE RUSSELL JEFF TURCONI Honors - -21 HONORS FIRST ROW: Beth Headland, Sherry Haddox, Paula Borghi, Rhonda Fleet, Marianne Fosnaught, Barb Ferrario, Susan Goodspeed. SECOND ROW: Lynne Burke, Holly Beightley, Maureen Butler, Kimberly Bever, Laurie Cogley, Helen Ann DeSimone, Sherri Hayes. THIRD ROW: Terry Brenzo, Gerard Eckhardt, Kelly Cosky, Tom Freed, Brian Forney, John Dodds. FIRST ROW: Cathy Richter, Linda Manzo, Janis Karczewski, Amy Smith, Kim L. Morris, Toni Pugh, Kathy Trimbur. SECOND ROW: Kim Young, Judy Uplinger, Brenda Sayers, Kim Schlosser, Mary Frances Kopka, Lori McCutcheon, Linda Pensy. THIRD ROW: Donna White, Jim Metheny, Joel Oravitz, Mike Kruppa, Dianna Thumm. MISSING: Tina Medarac. Honors - -23 LORI REYNOLDS Academic Achievement Award History Spanish COMMENCEMENT DALE RUSSELL English Latin Mathematics Chemistry Instrumental Music Babcock G Wilcox Honorary Science Award AWARDS JANET CRAWFORD Homemaking 24 JOAN HARRIS Vocal Music BETH HEADLAND Babcock G Wilcox CINDY JANKOWSKI Typewriting MARY FRANCES KOPKA PHILIP CRANCI Business William A. Ross Athletic Babcock G Wilcox BARB FLORE Speech COMMENCEMENT AWARDS MARY JANE JANKOWSKI CATHY JEROME DONALD KITTNER Secretarial Distributive Education Woodworking Honors - -25 COMMENCEMENT AWARDS CONNIE KULAKOWSKI Problems of Democracy YVONNE MCKEITHEN Carolyn Clarke Girls’ Sports EARL MILLS Journalistic KATHY NEW Vocal Music 26 THOMAS SHERIDAN B'Nai B'Rith STEPHEN SKOLNIK Practical Arts AMY SMITH American Field Service ROBIN MANNION Journalistic COMMENCEMENT AWARDS Honors - -27 BARB FLORE Treasurer DIANE GINAND Secretary WAYNE AESCHBACHER Vice President LINDA PENSY President DEBBY ADKINS WAYNE AESCHBACHER DIANE AGNEV PATTI AIKEN GREG ALBERTI DOUGLAS ALEY DAVE AMMOt SUSAN ANDREWS SANDY ATKINSON NANCY BAR KEY MIKE BARNES DAVID BATES Seniors—29 KIMBERLY BEYER DENISE BIGSTAFF PAMELA BIRD KATHY BOAK Number, please! zzzzz: !� PAULA BORGHI ROBERT BORKOVICH HOLLY BEIGHTLEY WILLIAM BEIGHLEY Connie Kulakowski works on decorations for the Ushers THOMAS BORTZ DENISE BOWMAN Club Formal NANCY BOYER ANTOINETTE BRAND YBURG TERRY BRENZO DAVE BREWER JERRY BROWN THOMAS BROZICH Principal, Charles Pietro, gives a few instructions. Seniors—31 Tom! Time for din-din! LYNNE BURKE MAUREEN BUTLER DOUGLAS CAIRNS CECF. CANTELMI WILLETTE CARACTER PAM CARTWRIGHT ROSEMARIE CHAMPION LAURA CIOTTI Taking it easy during open study halls! CHARLES CLECKLEY ETHEL CLECKLEY LAURIE COG LEY Regina Fletcher speaks out at one of our pep assemblies. CATHY COLABERARDINO PHILIP COLOSIMO CHUCK CONNER RICK CONNOLLY CYNTHIA COOK Seniors—33 MARY CORBIN TEMPIE CORBIN Seniors make good use of their spare time i ? ? ? KELLY COSKY PHILIP CRANGI JANET CRAWFORD JUDY CRAWFORD JIM DAUGHERTY CHARLES DAY Like the sign says . . . . 34 HELEN ANN DESIMONE DANA DIXON Sewing students display their talents. JAN DOC OHIO JOHN DODDS DAVID DONNADIO GERARD ECKHARDT Seniors—35 SHEILA EGAN Feeding time at the Ushers Club's initiation. JOE EILER MARIE ANTOINETTE EVANS BARBARA FERRARIO ROXANNE FIELDS BARB FLORE JOHN FISHER RHONDA FLEET REGINA FLETCHER MARIANNE FOSNAUGHT DEBRA FOUTTY Pasta does the weekly shopping. TOM FREED SUE FRITZ DAVID GAHLES DIANA GAWELSKI Seniors—37 Tom Guzzetti gets into the Christmas Spirit. ALVIN GIBSON DUANE GIBSON DIANE GINAND GERI GISHBAUGHER PAULA GLOVER SUSAN GOODSPEED KAREN GOTTSCHALK LAUREEN GRANATI 38 CHUNTANEE GUNAMA THOMAS GUZZETTI KATHY HACKF.TT SHERRY HADDOX RICHARD HALLIGAN DAVE HARN JACK HARN JOEY HARRINGTON Cindy Cook elegantly models a gown at the Ushers Club Fashion Show. Seniors—39 BELINDA HAUSER SUSAN HAWTHORNE SHERRI HAYES BETH HEADLAND KAREN HEATON JOYCE HINZMAN 40 Seniors discuss the homecoming game. WILLIAM HOLCOMB CHERYL HURBANEK ERIC HURBANEK DOROTHY IZZO THEODORE JANICKI CINDY JANKOWSKI MARY JANE JANKOWSKI KELLE JAVENS Homecoming held fond memories for all at B.F.H.S., especially for Queen, Joyce Salvano; Crown Bearer, Regina Fletcher; and Scepter Bearer, Linda Pensy. Seniors—41 STEPHEN JAVENS KRISTY JENNINGS RICHARD JENNINGS CATHY JEROME BRUCE JOHNSON ROBERT JONES ROBERT LEE JUSTISON JANIS KARCZEWSRl Denise and Jerry boogie to the music at the Ushers Club Formal. DAVID KING 42 DONALD KITTNER MARY FRANCES KOPKA CONNIE KULAKOWSKI GIRARD KULLEN 11 I give up! MIKE KRUPPA KAREN KUHN JULIE KRAWCHYK DAVID KRUPA Seniors—43 VICTORIA KULSIC JOE KYLER MARK LASKOWSKI KIM LEE RALPH LINARELLI BOB LINZEY 44 Janet Crawford models her own creation, SUE LITTELL DEBBIE LOHRY A friendly encounter at the water fountain! DENISE MANNA ROBIN MANNION LINDA MANZO ROBERT MARTELLA FAITH MASON DARYL MANZETTI LINDA MASON RANDY MASSA JOSEPH MATTHEWS DANIEL MATTSSON-BOZE Seniors--45 Hey, down there! DAVID MCGEE MARCY MCGONIGAL 46 YVONNE MCKEITHEN MARKMCKIM TINA MEDARAC TONY MENDICINO ROBBIE MENTION JIM METHENY On to another victory! DIANA MILLER GORDON MILLIGAN EARL MILLS BRENDA MINNITTE Patience! This will just take time! RICK MOODY FRANK MORELLI Seniors--47 KIM L. MORRIS Robert move Phil and Mr. Casey battle for the title. CHARLES MURPHY DAN MURP AY PAULA NAHAL MARY ANN NALESNIK ze Bobby Jones declares order in his court CINDY NAVOLIO WILLIAM NELLE 48 Can Drive Chairman, CeCe Cantelmi, with a little help attempts to organize the hundreds of cans B.F.H. S. students collected. KEVIN NESMITH KATHY NEW VICTOR NOVOTNY RANDY O'BRIEN BECKY NOBLE DALE NODIANOS GARY OLKOWSK3 BECKY OMOGROSSO Don't just stand there! Do something! Seniors—49 JOEL ORAVITZ LUCAS PACALOS GERALDINE PAINTER BRAD PALMER Mk 1 T EILEEN PAMER DENISE PARRIS Lori Reynolds converses with her date at the Usher's Club Formal. LINDA PENSY DENNIS PIETRANDREA 50 BARBARA POWELL BILL POWELL DEBRA POWELL TONI PUGH Seniors—51 JOHN REED SHARON REED RICK REEHER LORI REYNOLDS Hands off! CATHY RICHTER ZOE RIZOS 52 MICHELLE ROBINSON TERRY ROBISON It's hard to get serious! BRENT RUBY BOB RUDI DALE RUSSELL PAMELA RUSSELL DANIEL SACER JOYCE SALVANO ROSE SANNER SHERRY LEIGH SAPP A few office practice students talk about their work. Seniors—55 Zoe and Becky watch intently. AMY SMITH SAM SCOTT BRENDA SAYERS KIM SCHLOSSER KENNETH SCHUPAY THOMAS SHERIDAN BRIAN SHEELER ROBERT SMILEY CARRIE SMITH MITCHELL SHABLESKY SHELDON SMITH CHARLENE SYPOLT KATHY TELFORD JOHN TABAY MILDRED THOMAS BETTY JO THOMPSON MARY THOMPSON Halls empty when Big Bad Brewer walks through! Seniors--55 DIANNA THUMM CHARLES VERRETT Beth Headland and Regina Fletcher CHERYL WADE JOE TURCONI JUDY UPLINCER IDEAL SENIOR GIRLS KEVIN VANKIRK KATHY TRIMBUR JOE TRONZO JEFF TURCONI FRANK WAGNER REGE WAGNER NANCY WAITE CINDY WATSON JAMES WEIDO KATHY WELSH IDEAL SENIOR BOY Phil Crangi ROBERT WEIR DONNA WHITE Seniors - -57 DEBBI WICKLINE EDWARD GENE WILLIAMS CHERYL WORD MARKEL WORK Seniors not pictured: DAVE ALBRIGHT MAURICE ALLEN KAREN ANTONIAZZI ROBERT BARRON PATRICIA BEAUFORD BERTHA BISH DEBBIE CABLE LESLIE CHAMPION DONNA DANYLO WILLIE DAVIS JOHN FIORENZA BRUCE FRASIER DIANE GIBSON MARK GORSUCH BOB HAWTHORNE KATHERINE HOMMEY MARY JACKSON DAVID JEFFRIES JANET KIT SON EDWARD KOLEMAN DIANE MANNA PE MCCROBIE DONALD MODRO DAVID MORLAN RUTH MOR LAN DIANE NELSON PATRICE PETTI ANNETTE PIETRANDREA WAYNE PUGH JOHN C. RICKERT MAURICE SINGLETON STEPHEN SKOLNIK MAX ANNA CARLA SNOWDEN DONALD TATE DENISE THOMAS HENRY TJERNLUND MANNY WASHINGTON CAROLYN YOUNG HOLLIS YOUNG € 58 KIM YOUNG PETE ZWIERYZNSKI The pause that refreshes! Seniors—59 Dear B. F. H. S. Tigers, This year has been a great experience for me. I have been very lucky to be able to stay in Beaver Falls. The people are very nice and friendly. Thailand and America stand in different parts of the world. Almost everything is different, and I had to learn many new things: the ways of life, customs, culture, food, and especially the weather. I never saw snow before, but I saw enough this year to make up for all the other years. Although I was very cold, I enjoyed skiing and ice skating very much. At first in B. F. H. S., I had a big adjustment because everything is different from the school in my country. I am studying to be a teacher, and in my school, we must wear uniforms and spend much time in the library. I received much help from my teachers, my host family, and all of my friends. So I would like to say, Thank you, to everyone for understanding and helping me. I will never forget my great year. Everything will be in my memory all the time. I hope to see all of you again. Chun • • • JUNIORS ML hshm cm a 1978 Drawing Stacey Adams Kelly Altman Diane Andino George Banyas Cheryl Barnes Kenneth Barnhart Cathy Barrett Jan Barto Nancy Beaver Christopher Beegle Mary C. Beighley Jeffrey Bever Tim Burke Terri Burnette Kathy Byrd Pam Campbell Pamela Binder Donald Bischoff Roger Blinn Karen Borghi Bill Broomfield Michelle Browder Gerald Brydebell Joseph Cardinal Darcy Carkhuff Leon Carr Clarice Carter Dana Cary Joseph Chiappetta Robert Chudicek Brian Clerici Bryan Cockfield Dan Cogley Dave Cole Lisa Conner 64 Leroy Cook Willie Cook Terry Corbin Dave Corcoran Lila Cowdery Denise Cox Eugene Crawford Francis Crawford Margo Crawford Fred Crognale Melody Crognale Richard Crognale Joyce Dille Bruce Denman Chris DeSanzo Diane Dolenak Cynthia Dreher Howard Duncan Jack Duncan Mike Dydynski Daniel Eckhardt Suzy Eckhardt Barbara Engle Philip Farkas Heidi Farra Judy Field SheiTy Fields Robin Fosnaught Paula Franchi Linda Franer Carol Freed Juniors—65 Robert Freed Michael Gasper William Gasser Mark Gehley John Gerard Wayne Gillespie Janet Gilmore John Gioffre Amy Glass Pamela Golding Paul Goosby Jeff Gordon Cheryl Gorrell Linda Gould Tami Graham Toni Granito Kimberly Grzelka Kevin Guilford Brian Haddox Peter Hall Barbara Hallmark Marianne Hammer 4 - ik r' ! i „. ( Kelly Harrington Robert Hart Don Hazen Ricky Hinzman Ron Holcomb Robert Holiday Mariette Hommey Richard Hoover Linda Horinka Ralph Hudson Jay Hunt Douglas Inman 66 Dave Izzo Donna Izzo Vincent Izzo John Jackson Michael Janicki John Jankowski Drenda Johnson Ozell Jones Teresa Jones Connie Johnston Cynthia Kachinski Donna Kalish James Kolumban Randy Kompardo Catherine Krebs Kenneth Kulakowski William Kullen Jim Kusnerik Mary LaNeve Judy Lewis Pamela Libicer Linda Linarelli Holly Lindsay Barbara Lipan Robert Little Brenda Lohry Jay Mannion Karen Marinkovich Jim Marshall Curt Mason Kevin Mastalski Nancy Kammerdiener Susan Keeler Laurene Ketterer Nancy Knapp Tracey Kommer Juniors—67 Zachery Mathews Brenda Mattocks Arlette Mattsson-Boze Mike Mayer Tammy McCoy William McCrea Don McCutcheon George McFarland Donna McKenzie Gary McKinnis Candace McMurdy Tim Medarac Marpressa Stephen L. Nalesnik Mary Nardone Donald Nesmith Donna Nesmith Robert Nicgorski Dannie O Tiara Tony Omogrosso Beth Osbourne Vious Pagalos Deborah Paige John Paisley Kathleen Pamer Mobley Robert Murphy Garth Mussey Cynthia Mussi Steve A. Nalesnik Kelly Moore Patty Moskal 68 Richard Price Joann Primerano Delia Pryor Penny Parker Scherill Parris Kevin Patsy Barbara Paul Irene Pavlinch Deborah Pegg Brad Phillips Brian Phillips Randall Phillips Anita Piccinini Philip Pietrandrea Donna Pisani 4= Mary Ann Pisano Henry Plosinski Richard Pope Ron Pougnaud Cindy Powell Beatrice Powers Kenneth Price Cynthia Quest Scott Quest Donna Rader Frank Randza i Debbie Reisinger Eugenia Rekrut Carol Richael Mary Ellen Richard Ernest Rogers Robert Roush Bernard Russell Meloney Sallie Rick Saltzer Anthony Scarazzo Janies Sergi Bonnie Shablesky Juniors—69 Roman Shablesky Chris Shumaker Debbie Siever Barbara Simpson Cyndi Smith Darlene Smith ■ Michael Smith Cynthia Snowden Christine Soisson Daniel South John Speelman Carol Sprowls Michael Steele Toni Stinson Carrie Stone Tami Stover Linda Stowe John Strobel __ %—. Brian Teck Geneva Thomas Carolyn Szopo Robin Thomas Elizabeth Tita Richard Todorich Scott Townsend Paula Trapp Brian Tress Roger Trivilino Janice Tronzo Ida Turner Patty Urgitus Irene Urista Santa Ursida Dennis Vandenberg Mark Veon Donna Wachter Brenda Wade 70 Phillip Yost Darrell Young Gayle Young Robert Young Shelly Wade Judy Wagner Lance Walker Robert Walker Terri Walker Robert Washington Peggy Weatherly Shelly Webb Robert Whitslar Beth Wiltrout Phyllis Wonsiecki Jack Wooley JUNIORS Greg Alexander Katherine Bender Ken 3 re it Mary Jane Brewer Joseph Campbell Greg Cantelmi Candy Chaney Tom Clark Charles Cleckley Lynden Davenport William Dillion Sheila Egan Tim Elliot Joseph Franer Kevin Freed Jill Goodspeed William Grubb Travelous Hairston Janet Harper Diane Henderson Vivian Hollibaugh David Holoweiko James Hupp PICTURED: Pat Kelly Mary Alice Koleman Douglas Kyle Michael Lupo Yvonne Mangano James Mathews Rndean McNeil John Mentz Sherrie Oravitz Frank Pagani Clare Piccolo William Pintur Robin Sallade Cindy Thompson John Tisdale Donald Turnbull John Weatherly Brent Whisnant Tina White Jeff Williams Robin Yohe Carolyn Young Joyce Young NOT Juniors—71 1979 SHIRLEY BOGCAN LISA ADRIAN HARLIN AESHBACHER PATRICIA ALEY JODI ALTSMAN GAIL BAKER BARBARA BARKEY RICKI BARKFELT LORETTA BARRETT BARBARA BECK FRIEDA BEERCOOK APRIL BEIGHTLEY JOE BELCZYK JOANN BEVIVINO ROBERT BIDDLE GINA BISH BRUCE BLYTHE RITA BOTTI MARIE BOVALINO TIM BRYANT RALPH BURROUGHS MIKE BUTLER BRIAN CAMPBELL SHAREN CAMPBELL ERIC CAPOTS BILL CARACTER TAWNIA CARACTER JAY CAR OTHERS TAMMY CARPER CHRISTOPHER CARY GENE CHIAPPETTA ROBIN BOWSER BETH BOYLE DONALD BROZICH DAMON BRYANT 76 JOE CHIAPPETTA THOMASINE CLEARY CRYSTAL CLECKLEY KANDIE COGLEY KIM COLEMAN TERRY COLEMAN SCOTT COLLAR DAVID CORBIN WENDY CORBIN LUANN COWDERY CATHY COX TYANNE COX WILLIAM COX BRUCE CREES CHARLES CRITCHFIELD LISA DABNEY BILL DAUGHERTY SUSIE DAVIS RICHARD DEAL RANDALL DEHAVEN GLENN DENNISON DONNA DEROSE SHELBY DILLE LYNN DOCCHIO TRACI DAWSON EDWARD DWYER KELLY DWYER DENISE DZURA COLLEEN ECKMAN TRACY EGGENSBERGER NANCY EILER MARK ELLENWOOD DEBRA FENCHEL ANN FIORENZA JAMES FORD KENNETH FORMAN BRIAN FORREST Sophomores—77 KANDY FOSNAUGHT SANDRA FRASIER BARBARA FREED JANICE FREIER LINDA GEISER LISA GENEVIE DELDA GIBSON LINDA GIBSON MICHELLE GIBSON JEFF GILMORE TONYA GLENN SHIRLEY GOSSARD JULIE GRANATI ANITA GRANT DAVID GREEN TAD GREIG AMBER GUTHRIE RHONDA HADDOX BARBARA HALLIGAN CHERYL HARRINGTON CARL HARRIS KATHY HARRIS DERRICK HASKINS DORIS HAWTHORNE ROBERT HEADLEY GEROGE HENDERSON GREG HIGGINS PAULA HINZMAN ELAINE HORNACEK BONITA HUMPHREY BARBARA HURD THOMAS IZZO SUSAN JANSTO 78 DOUGLAS KING ROBERT KIRKLAND DANIEL KITTNER TIMOTHY KOAH NANCY JASINSKI TRACY JEFFRIES JAMES JINAR CHARLES JOBE DAVID JOHNSON DOUGLAS JOHNSON DONNA JONES DUANE JONES NATALIE JOPCHAK BRUCE KALINOSKI PATRICK KELLY IVAN KHAN PAULA KOFALT SANDRA KREBS PATRICIA KUZBICKI JAMES KREITZBERG JEFF KRUPA RICHARD LIBERTO JOHN LINZEY ALENE LYONS MICHELLE MAHOVLIC GIGI MALLEY RICHARD MALLICK CAROL MANGELLI KRISTINE MANGER IE THELMA MANNERINO MICHAEL MARSH GLENN MARSHALL JEFFREY MARSHALL THERESA MARTELLA ANGELA MARTIN JAMES MASON GREG MATHEWS Sophomores—79 MARY MATTHEWS DWAIN MCCANN RAECHELLE MCCANN JUDY MCCLINTOCK MARLENE MCGONIGAL GRETCHEN MCKENZIE JOHN MCKENZIE CAROL MCKNIGHT JOANNE MENDICINO LARRY MENDICINO DALE MILNES TIM MINEARD MARY MORELL PHILIP MURPHY JAMES MURRAY JEFFREY NALESNIK ROBERT NALESNIK MIKE NARDONE JOHN NAVOLIO CINDY NEMETH SHERRY NOBLE RONALD ORAVITZ VINCENT ORAVITZ DAWN OWNES LAURA PALAICH MAUREEN PAMER LINDA PANDER RICHARD PANDER DEMETRIOUS PAPPAN GEORGE PHILLIPS MARGARET PHILLIPS 80 SUSAN PIETRANDREA BRYANT POMRENKE CINDY POWELL KENNETH POWELL CHARLES POWERS KATHLEEN PRALL LYNNE PRICE RITA PRICE TONYA PRICE BARBARA RAINES QUEEN ESTHER RAINES TAMMY REBOLD DAVID RICHARD WILLIAM RICHARDSON JOHN ROSS TONI ROSS CHARLES ROSSI DAVID ROSSI k MIKE ROTH PATTY ROWE MARY KAY RUKAS CHRISTINE SACER JILDA SALLADE DONNA SANNER PAM SCHERRILL MARK SCHUPAY CAROLYN SCHWARTZ MICHELE SCIARRO MARILYN SEMAN NANETTE SHERRILL Sophomores—81 EUGENE TAYLOR LYNN TECK KAREN TELFORD REBA THOMAS DEBRA SIMPSON TAMARA SNEDEKER GUY SPANO ALBERTA SPROWLS RICHARD STARCHER TIM STEALS KAREN STEEL PAUL STEFURA LARRY STONER MELVIN STRALEY DARRELL TALLMAN ROBBY TALLON MICHAEL TITA CHARLES THOMPSON PEGGY THOMPSON TIMOTHY TRACY DIANNE TRESS RICHARD THOMPSON JOSEPH TRESS DEBORAH TRIMBUR VICKY TRONZO JOE VALENTINE GRETCHEN VAUPEL DAVID VILLA SHERRI WADE BETTY WAGNER TOOD WAGNER GREG WALKER JOLENE WALKER JAMES WALLACE JOAN WALLACE TERRY WALLACE CHARLES WASHINGTON MIRANDA WASHINGTON 82 PATTY WASHINGTON DORIS WATSON KAREN WATSON DANIEL WHITE JEFF WHITE JUDI WHITE TINA WHITE TIM WHIT LA SHERYL YEAGER JUNE YOUNG LOUIS YOUNG RONALD YOUNG SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED: CLIFFORD ANDERSON DEAN BAILEY DORIS BARRETT RALPH BECK PATTY BURKETT LAURA CADE THOMAS EICHLER CARL FOSNAUGHT ROBERT HAIRSTON JAMIE HAMILTON MICHAEL HARRIS RODNEY JONES ROBERT KACHINSKI SIDNEY KIRKLAND JEFFREY KRUPA DIANE LANDSBACH PATRIC LINSAY CONNIE MCCALL RICKY MCCALL LISA MCCREA ANTHONY MILLER PATRICIA MURRAY MEVLA NORTH RUTH ANN O TIARA SAM OROSZ DIANE RICKERT ANGEL ROACH BILLY ROGERS CINDY SHOTTON JOE SLAPPY ARTHUR STEAR RALPH UPLINGER BRIAN WHISNANT TERRI WOLFF Sophomores—83 FRESHMEN TIGERS: FIRST ROW: R. Roth, J. Denman, F. Grant, B. Cook, J. Weatherly. SECOND ROW: Mr. Keeley, J Krebs, R. Slappy, E. Tesch. BENGALS: FIRST ROW: J. Kuzbicki, F. DeRose, B. Medziuch, T. Rose, J. Ursida, D. Marsh. SECOND ROW A. Leftwich, P. Bigstaff, K. Guilford, D. Moore, J. Slappy, C. Snowden, Mr. Budacki. FOOTBALL TEAM: FIRST ROW: R, Roth, J. Palmer, J. Nardone, A. Norton R. Snedeker, B. Mattocks. SECOND ROW: S. Pappan, J. Denman, B. Cook, P. Moore, K. Broun, C. Snowden, P. Bigstaff. THIRD ROW: Coach Blythe, C. Jeter, B. McKim, S. Lewis, J. Henderson, D. Pisano, M. Mahovlic, J. Fairley, E. Stover. FOURTH ROW: Coach Carbone, D. NIcMillen, E. Estelle, T. Mention, J. Cook, J. Thomas, A. Leftwich, Coach Dvorsak. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS: FIRST ROW: L. Mason, A. Dreher. SECOND ROW: M. Latagliata, C. Can-telmi, T. Wolfe, C. Young. 1980 KEITH ADRIAN NANCY AGNEW CHAUNDRA ALDERETTE GLENN A LEY JAMES AMBROSE GREG ANDROLIA ANGELO ANAR ELLA CAROLINE AQUINO GLENN ARMSTRONG BILLIE ATKINSON LISA BABYOK KELLIE BADGER RUTH BAKER JIM BALLARD MILDRED BARROW GREG BEATTY • L DEVIRGE BOWMAN BRIDGET BRICKNER ROBERTA BROGNANO BETTY BROOKS KEITH BROWN KEVIN C. BROWN KEVIN D. BROWN BARBARA BROZICH JOVETTE BURTON KEVIN BUTLER JEANNE CAMPESE ROBIN CANANZI CLARE CANTELMI JOYCE CARACTER PAULA CARBONE GREGORY CARINCI LARRY BELCZYK KEVIN BEVER MELANIE BEVER PAUL BIG STAFF DEBRA BONANNI CHERYL BORKOVICH 88 MARILYN CUPAC PAUL CYNKAR DORENDA DAVIS MIKE DAVIS MICHELE CASCIATO BECKY CHAMPION WILLIAM CHAPMAN BARBARA CLARK CAROLYN CLECKLEY DONALD CLECKLEY PAULETTA CLECKLEY TERESA COCKFIELD LARRY COEN ANDY COG LEY JAMES COLE DWIGHT COLLINS BELINDA COOK BENJAMIN COOK JEAN COOK MARY COOK TERESA DAWSON JON DENMAN FRANK DEROSE KATHERINE DILLEN TINA DIXON ANTRISA DREHER KAREN DREHER HARRY DUNCAN JAMES DURANT WILLIE DURANT PENNY DWYER LORRAINE ECKHARDT Freshmen—89 BELINDA EGAN JAMES EGLISKI VICTOR ENGLE DENISE ESTELLE GERRY FARKAS DAVID FENCHEL SANDRA FENCHEL LARRY FERRIGNO LISA FINCH BRIAN FLAHERTY DONALD FLEET SANFORD FLESHER JAMES FREED JEFFREY FREED SABRINA FORD LESLIE FORK CHRISTINE FORSMAN TINA FRANER VANCE FREY TYRONE GOLDING JOHN GOLDINGER JEFFREY GOTTSCHALK FOREST GRANT KENNETH GREENE PAM GRIMES SUSAN GRUBB KELLY GUILFORD MILDRED GUMPF BRENDA GUTHRIE DIANE GUTHRIE ERIC GUTHRIE 90 LANA GUTHRIE STEVE GUTHRIE SUSAN HACKETT CLINTON HALL MARGARET HARKINS SHELLEY HARN CHARLES HARRIS GLENN HARRIS JONI HARRIS WILLIAM HARRIS RONALD HA SWELL THOMAS HAYES TERRY HOFFMAN BILLY HOLLIRAUGH DIANE HOLOWEIKO DANIELLE HOMMEY JOHN HOMMEY SHERRI HOOKS KATHLEEN HOUK JANET HOUSEHOLDER LESLIE HUTCHINSON CHARLES IZZO MARK JENNINGS DEBRA JOHNSON MARGUERITE JOHNSON MARK JOHNSTON CALVIN JONES ED JONES ROOSEVELT JONES TILLIE JONES Freshmen—91 JEFF JOPCHAK LISA KASPER ROSETTA KASZER JANET KENNEDY JOYCE KIRKLAND THOMAS KOAH KIMBERLY KOLUME N LINDA KRAWCHYK JACK KRCHMAR JOSEPH KREBS CHRISTINE KRUPPA KAREN KULAKOWSKI MARTIN KUZBICKI CHRISTINE LANE MICHAEL LANEVE MARY LANGER RAY LANGER MICHAEL LANGSTON GREG LEAVENS AARON LEFTWICH BRIAN LIBERTY MARY LOU LATAGLIATA LORI LINDEMAN DARLENE LINDSAY THERESA LINDSAY CAROL LITTELL DEBBIE LITTLE VALERIE LOPEZ TAMMY LOVE WILLIAM LOVE DENISE MAC IOGE MARK MAHOVLIC GEANINE MANGELLI JOHNNA MANNION MICHELE MANNO DAVID MARSH CATHY MARTELLA ANGENETTA MARTIN 92 Ns f ty m ligQf „ •«It ii TRACY MARTIN LOLA MASON JAYNE MASSA WILLIAM MASTALSKI LEATHA MATHEWS BRIAN MATTOCKS HELEN MCCOY KIMBERLY MCCREA MATTHEW MCDANEL RICHARD MCKINNEY MICHAEL MEDARAC ROBERT MEDZIUCH BONNIE MERRYMON SCOTT MILES LEE ANN MILLER KEVIN MILLS ,‘tWVv MARK MILNES BRIAN MINE LLOYD MOFFETT TINA MINNITTI COLLEEN MOORE PATRICIA MOORE PAUL MOORE JOSEPH MORA JANICE MORGAN JERAMIE MOYE JEFFREY MURPHY KELLY MURRAY CHARLES MU SSI JOHN NALESNIK JOSEPH NARDONE MARK NAVOLIO DENNIS NESMITH LORRAINE NESMITH DAVID NICGORSKI JAY NODIANOS DAVID NORRIS ARTHUR NORTON Freshmen—93 JOHN PLESINSKI MICHAEL PODBEELSKI GARY POWELL REBECCA NOVAK ROBERT O'HARA WILLIAM ORAVITZ KATHRYN ORR SUSAN ORZECHOWSKI ROBERT PAISLEY BILL PALAICH JAMES PALMER KELLE PALMER MICHAEL PARRIS JAY PARSON DENISE PERCIAVALLE MARY ANN PETCOVIC DANNY PHILLIPS DAVID PIECHNICK ROBBIE PISANO SUE POWERS CHARLES PRICE GREG PRICE BRENDA RADER DOUG RADER RICHARD RADER DAN REA JOYCE RHOADES ANITA RICCI RONALD RICHEAL MARK RICHNER DINO RIZOS TIMOTHY ROSE FREDERICK ROTH DAVID ROUSH 94 TARRENCE ROYLE HELENA ROZANSKI CHRISTOPHER RUSSELL MICHAEL SABOL MICHELLE SABOL MARK SALAMONE KIMBERLY SAL LADE ROBIN SALLIE DEBBIE SCIARRO JEFF SCIARRO ROBERT SEIDLER ED SHABLESKY TERRY SHABLESKY RICKY SHAFFER MARLANA SHAN SKY CHRISTINE SHERIN GERALD SMITH JOHN SMITH MICHAEL SMITH TERRY SMITH TINA SMITH ROBIN SNEDEKER CLARK SNOWDEN DARLA SOISSON LAUREL SOUTH RONALD SPEELMAN ELEANOR SPOONER ROBIN STAIER TAMI STEVENSON EDWARD STOVER GINA STRATTON MARY STROBEL Freshmen—95 JULIE STUBLER JOHN SULLIVAN MARIAN SWAGER MARILYN SWAGER BRUSTER TAYLOR ERIC TESCH FRANCES THOMAS ADRIAN THOMPSON MARCY TITA GEORGE TOWNSEND JOE TRESS RUSSELL TRESS DAWN TUNNO KAREN TURCONI TER I TURCONI JOHN UPLINGER ROBERT URGITUS JOHN UR 1ST A JOE URSIDA KIM VANKIRK DEAN VASSILARAS JACK WADE THOMAS WAGNER JACQUELINE WAITE 96 AMBER WARD NELSON WATSON RACHAEL WATSON JEFF WEATHERLY JANINE WEIR TAMMY WELDON ANN WEST OSIE WEST MERRI JO WHITE RICHARD WHITSLAR LUANN WICKLINE RICHARD WILLIAMS SCOTT WILLIAMS SHEREE WILLIFORD WILLIAM WILSON EUGENE WOLFE TRACY WOLFF DIETRA WRIGHT RHONDA WRIGHT MARY BETH YOHO CANZETTA YOUNG CURTIS YOUNG DAVID YOUNG DENISE YOUNG FRESHMEN JACK ALTSMAN DONALD BARTO CLARA BEAUFORD JEFF BLINN JOHN BORKOVICH JOHN BURNETTE CONNIE CALVIN LADERIOUS CLECKLEY WILBUR CLECKLEY GARY CLEMMER BRUCE COX CHRIS COX DAVID DODGE KEITH EDWARDS KEVIN EDWARDS ANN FIORENZA TOM FLEET KEITH GIBSON WILLIAM GLASS RICHARD GUZZETTI TERRY HAIRSTON LEONARD HALL DONNA HARPER RONALD HAWK SHARON HENRY MICHELLE HOFFMAN KAYELYNN JOHNSON ROY JOHNSON ANTHONY LEAVENS JOHN LINDSAY LOU MANGANO LISA MANNA PAUL MARTIN NOT PICTURED: WAYNE MATHEWS ROBERT METCALF NOBLE MILES RUSSELL MILLER JACQUELINE MONZA MELISSA NELLE ROBBIE NESMITH LYNDIA PERCIAVALLE MARK PIER I HARRY PLETCHER JIM PLUM KEITH POMRENKE MICHELLE PRICE LARRY PUGH CHRISTOPHER ROMIGH WILLIAM ROUSH STANLEY ROZANSKI MARTIN RUST SUE SCHWARTZ JIM SHEETS KENNETH SNYDER ROBERT STRATHMAN CARL THORNTON TONI THORNTON PATRICIA UNDERWOOD MICHELLE WALKER WILLIAM WALKER TIM WHITE DEBORAH WILLIAMS RAYMOND WILLS RENEE WOODS TERRY WOOLEY BOYD WRIGHT Freshman--97 ADMINIS SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Stanley Brobeck, our newly appointed Superintendent, has been a strong force in initiating many new school policies. He has taken an active interest in the students and in their many school activities. Mr. Brobeck always finds the time to help the School Board and the teachers make decisions that will benefit the entire student body. We, the students of Beaver Falls High School, would like to extend our sincere appreciation and thanks for the long hours that he has put forth for the betterment of our school. STANLEY C. BROBECK CURRICULUM COORDINATOR As curriculum coordinator, Mr. William Smith has an important job in coordinating the educational programs on the elementary and secondary levels. He diligently works at keeping all students and faculty members informed of new activities within the school. Mr. Smith's great concern and hard work are greatly appreciated by both students and faculty. WILLIAM A. SMITH too TRATION SITTING: Leona Carlisle, Secretary; Robert Veon, President: Vic Bovalino; Stanley Brobeck, Superintendent. STANDING: Steve Rhodes; Robert Hazen; Harry Fry; Howard Miller; Dom Casey; Ronald Sturm; John Rukas; Frank Lewis, Solicitor. SCHOOL BOARD The Beaver Falls School Board, which consists of interested members of the community, has been working diligently during the past year to complete plans for the new high school. This project exemplifies the overwhelming concern of the Board for the wellbeing of the students at B. F. H.S. EDUCATION Education is not preparation for life; Education is life itself. --John Dewey Administration —101 ADMINIS ................................................................... School is a bu i ldi ng tha t ha s four wall s - -with tomorrow inside. —Lou Watters PRINCIPAL A vital and integral part of our school is Mr. Charles Pietro. As principal, he applies himself energetically to solving all the problems that arise. He also believes in encouraging students to take an active interest in both their work and their school. During the past few years, Mr. Pietro has brought about a closeness between student and teacher. His presence has always been important and undoubtedly will be even more important in the years to come. CHARLES PIETRO Administration—102 TRATION LAREE RILEY Ignorance is bold, and knowledge is reserved. ;; £ —Thucydides ;; i ii ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Mrs. Laree Riley is an essential person in the Administrative Department at Beaver Falls. As assistant principal, she is a strong force in our school and always has the time to help students with individual problems. Mrs. Riley aids each student in developing his own potential and encourages the promotion of high standards at Beaver Falls High School. GUIDANCE DIRECTOR WILLIAM DUNFEE Mr. Dunfee, head of the Guidance Department, encourages all students to plan early for their future. The entire guidance staff is a hard working and concerned group of people who always has the best interests of the students in mind. Schedule planning and career counseling are only several areas covered by our dedicated guidance staff in their attempts to provide students with every available advantage. Administration- -103 GUIDANCE • ❖ In a society of free men, the proper aim of education is to prepare the indiv- idual to make wise decisions. J --Aristotle CHRISTY J. SEBASTIAN Arizona State University; B. S. in Ed., Geneva College; Slippery Rock State College; University of Pittsburgh; M.Ed.; Westminster College. DAMON A. TUREK B.S, in Ed., California Teacher's College; M.S. in Ed. Guid,, Westminster. (A.V. Director for District) JOHN E. WILSON B. S, in Ed. , California State College; M. Ed., Guidance Counseling, Westminster College. 104 IN MEMORY OF IWMfffK WILLIAM A. ROSS Never will Beaver Falls High School see an equal to the late William Bill Ross. He was born on March 24, 1921 in Beaver Falls, where he spent the majority of his life working for the betterment of our high school. Through his outstanding efforts, he received such honors as being inducted into the Beaver Falls Sports Hall of Fame, and becoming District Three Chairman of the Pennsylvania Athletic Directors Association. Under Mr. Ross' supervision as B. F.H.S.'s Athletic Director, Beaver Falls saw the establishment of all of the girls' athletic teams in our high school plus the addition of the boys' golf, crosscountry, tennis, and track teams. Also, while he was director, he aided in the purchasing of new equipment and uniforms. These are only a few of Mr. Ross' contributions to our school. Our school is greatly indebted to him, and he will live on in our minds and hearts. - -Helen Ann DeSimone Guidance—105 ANNA LOUISE BUTERA B.S., Youngstown State University SHIRLEY HEADLAND B. S. in Bus. Administration, Geneva LAWRENCE J. MATRAZZO B.S. in Bus. Ed., Geneva College: M. Ed.. College 1 Westminster FLORENCE B. COLAIZZI B. S., Indiana Univ. of Penna; M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh; Columbia University; Duke University 106 FRANCES MCDONALD B.S. in Business Administration, Geneva (Department Chairman) HAZEL M. KRONK B.S. in Bus. Ad., Geneva College; M. Ed., Kent State University; BOE, Kent State University BUSINESS Few things come to him who wishes; all things come to him who works. --Anonymous • v vv • • • v • • v • v v v • • • v SYLVIA H. HOLZWORTH B.S. in Bus. Adminstration, Geneva College; Indiana University of Penn; M. Ed., University of Pittsburgh; Westminster Faculty—107 RICHARD BEIGHEY B.A. in English, Geneva; M.A., Educational Communications and Technology, University of Pittsburgh (Drama Director) WILLIAM D. KNESS B.A., Westminster (Department Chairman) JAMES IRWIN B.A. in English, Waynesburg MARY JANE SZCZURKU B.A., Geneva College; Slippery Rock State College 108 GERALDINE SELBY B.S., M. of English Ed., Indiana University of Pennsylvania (Yearbook Advisor) ENGLISH Reading maketh a Ml man; conference a ready man and writing an exact man. --Francis Bacon MARYLOU STRAYER B.A., Geneva JANET BERNHARDY B.A., Hollins College; Geneva; University of Pittsburgh EARL T. WILSON B.A. in English, Thiel College Faculty—109 ENGLISH By words we learn thoughts, and by thoughts we learn life. --Anonymous TIMOTHY F. CASEY B.S., M.S. in L.S., Clarion State College (Librarian) DONNA M. RIMBEY B.A., Genevaj Kent State University WILLIAM J. PETROZZA B.S. in English, Slippery Rock State College; M.A. in Ed., Duquesne META L. HOGUE B.A., Mount Union College; Penn State Univ. 110 JOHN DI LEONARDO B.A., Geneva College; MLS., University of Pittsburgh, Library and Information Sciences (Latin) SAMUEL R. CONTINO B.S., Geneva College; University of Nebraska; Master's Equivalent, University of Pittsburgh; Mil-lersville State College (French) LANGUAGE Languages are the pedigrees of nations. - - Anonymous ED GIANNINI B.A., Geneva; M. Ed., Duquesne University; Westminster (Spanish) RICHARD K. EVANS, JR. B.A., Pennsylvania State University; M.A., Duquesne University (Spanish, Department Chairman) Faculty—111 DONALD J. HICKS B.S., Grove City; M.S. in Ed., Westminster, Geneva, University of Michigan (Yearbook Photography Advisor) FRANK CHAN B.S., Washington and Jefferson College GORDON HARRIER B.S. in Ed., Indiana University of Pennsylvania; M.S. in Mathematics, Florida State University JONELLE MCMILLEN B.S. Ed., Slippery Rock State College; Penn. State University 112 KATHRYN ZHGLER B.S. in Engineering, Geneva; Masters inGuidance Counseling, Slippery Rock State College (Report Card Coordinator, Department Chairman) PATRICK KEELEY B.S., Geneva College; M. Ed., Westminster College • v :• • • • � :• • •;« • • MATHEMATICS . . .mathematics is the brightest jewel in the intellectual crown of mankind. —Nathan Altshiller Court FRANK TRGOVAC B.S. in Mathematics, Geneva College; M. of Math. Ed., University of Pittsburgh Faculty—113 JACK ZALU SKI B.S., California State College; M. Ed. Guidance and Counseling. Slippery Rock State College (Metal Shop) LEIGH S. CONNOR B.S., California State College (Graphic Arts, Tiger Press) NANCY NUSSER B.S., Indiana University of Pennsylvania (Homemaking) MATTHEW DUCKSTE3N B.S. in Education, California State College (Electricity electronics) 114 DONALD E. GROVE B.S. inlnd. Ed., Carnegie Mellon University; M. Ed., Penn State University (Mechanical Drawing, Director of Industrial Arts) ROBERT R. MCCLAIN B.S. in Ed., California State College (Woodworking) PRACTICAL ARTS . . creating is the essence of life. i --Niebuhr v v v v v v • v v v • • v v v v v • v v •!• v • v v v v v • • • v 1 ESTHER MEDVED B.S. in Art Ed., and Supervision, Edinboro State Teachers College (Art) ELISE FARTHING B.A., Individual and Family Studies, Pennsylvania State University (Home Economics) Faculty—115 JOSEPH R. SALVADORI B.S. in Chemistry, Indiana University of Penn. (Chemistry) NICHOLAS W. SKALKO B.S., Penn State University; Mt. Mercy; Slippery Rock State College. (Biology) HOWARD GREEN B.S. in Chemical Engineering, University of Pitts; Geneva; M.S., Clarkson College of Technology and Colby College. (Chemistry) 116 JOHN PALUMBO B.S., Geneva College; M.Ed. Westminster; University of Pittsburgh; Duquesne University; Arizona State University of Arizona; Indiana University of PA. (Physics) JOHN T. BUDACKI B.S. of Ed., Edinboro State College; Westminster College. (Earth G Physical Science) SCIENCE ❖ Science is the labour and handicraft of the mind. --Francis Racon SAM SHEFFIELD B.S,, Geneva College; Youngstown University; Carlow College; M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh; M.S., Michigan State University. (Lab. Biology, Bio Chemistry, Department Chairman) Faculty—117 SHIRLEY RUKAS B.A. in History, Geneva. BRADLEY P. BOOTH B.S., Indiana University; M. Ed., Westminster College. LEE D. HOLT A.B., Geneva College; University of Pittsburgh. (Student Council Advisor) H. RAY SMITH B.S. in Education, Geneva; Westminster; Bucknell University. (Department Chairman) 118 m I. i PAULETTE ANN POTTER B.S. in Social Studies and Spanish, Slippery Rock; Morgan State; Westminster. SOCIAL STUDIES We do not read history to contemplate the past--We look backward to cope with the present and perhaps plan for the future. --Anonymous GEORGE GRIMM B .A., Geneva College. DAVID MURRAY B.S. in Ed., Slippery Rock State College; M. Ed. Safety, University of Pittsburgh (Driver Training) JAMES P. CLEARY B.S., Clarion State College; M. Ed., Westminster College. Faculty—119 SOCIAL STUDIES The true test of civilization is, not the census, or the size of cities, nor the crops--no, but the kind of man the country turns out. --Ralph Waldo Emerson JAMES T. TURNBULL B.S. and M. Ed., Slippery Rock State College ALBERT S. CARBONE B.S. in Education and History, Geneva College; Penn State University, Beaver County Campus. (DriverTraining) JACKSON G. ALLISON, JR. B.S. Nyack College; M.S. Slippery Rock State College; Geneva HARRY J. SMITH B.A. in History, Geneva College 120 ROBERT HACKER B.S. in Health, Physical Education, Recreation; University of Maryland; M. Ed., Westminster College, Guidance PHYSICAL EDUCATION He who has health, has hope; and he who has hope, has everything. | --Arabian Proverb % JEAN T. WALTON THOMAS GODSEN B.S., Geneva College (Department B.S., Slippery Rock State College Chairman) VICKI KAERCHER B.S., Slippery Rock State College KARLIN R. RYAN B.S., Slippery Rock; University of Iowa; M.E., Slippery Rock Faculty—121 DRIVER EDUCATION RICHARD KINKEAD B.S. in Ed., Geneva MUSIC THOMAS W. BIERER B.S., Indiana University of Pa.; Carnegie Mellon; Duquesne (Choral Director) LARRY BRUNO B.S., B.A., Geneva (Department Chairman) DAVID A. HUNTER B.S., Music Education, Indiana University of Penn.; Florida Southern College. (Band Director) 122 KAREN S. BELL B. S. in Elementary and Special Education, Slippery Rock State College GARY R. LEACH B.A. in Ed., Youngstown Statej M. Ed., Slippery Rock State ; • v v r. v v • v v v •!• !_ . . . education. . . to be able to do what you've never done before. —George Herbert Palmer ? WORK EXPERIENCE RONALD L. BOLAM B.S. of Ed., Slippery Rock State College; University of Buffalo; Great Falls City College Faculty—123 SCHOOL NURSE • • • ❖ • ❖ ♦ • The only gift is a portion of thyself. --Ralph Waldo Emerson ATHLETIC DIRECTOR JOSEPH SMARTZ B.S. in Business Ed., Indiana State Teachers College. (Athletic Director) JANICE MILLER WEST B.S. in Education, Slippery Rock State College; Beaver Valley General Hospital School of Nursing. (School Nurse) DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION DONALD J. WHITE B.S. in Business Administration, Youngstown State University; Geneva College; M.Ed., Distributive Education, University of Pittsburgh. (Distributive Education) SECRETARIES FIRST ROW: M. James, C. Smith, J. Garroway. SECOND ROW: A. Saliga, J. Cox. MISSING: M. Ross. CAFETERIA STAFF FIRST ROW: (KNEELING) D. Sommer, M. Guzie, A. Lombardo, R. Deppenbrook, SECOND ROW: (STANDING) G. Callahan, M. McClain, E. Evans, A. Cornecki, H. Farina, M. Geiser, M. Thomas, M. Engle. Faculty—125 DRAMA % CONCERT The Beaver Falls Tiger Band made an impressive showing by working extremely hard throughout this year. Summer practices gave the members a chance to start learning music for football season, but the real work began with band camp, at East Palestine City Park, East Palestine, Ohio. Here the band spent two weeks learning the music and marching routines for the half-time shows of many Tiger football games and numerous parades. A championship football team gave the band an even longer season than usual. A few of this year's most popular marching songs were Sky High, Mickey Mouse, and Blow Youi Whistle. Mrs. LaNave did an excellent job as advisor to the drill team and majorettes. as did Mary LaNeve and Cindy Cook, drill team’s co-captains, and Pam Binder, the majorette's captain. Finally, the long hours of marching in all kinds of weather came to an end, and the band prepared for the concert season. This year's concert, on May 3, featured the following selections: Sousa Spectacular, Symphonic Rock, Walt Disney Overture, Chicago: A Portrait in Sound, Get Up and Boogie, Romanya, a French horn solo by Dale Russell with Cece Cantlemi as accompanist, Stan Kenton in Concert, Selections from Shaft, Lassus Trombone, and Your Father's Mustache. The stage band also presented an exciting program, playing Caravan, Night BAND Train, Give It One, Woodchopper's Ball, and Hey Jude. The band participated in many important events this year, including the Geneva Homecoming Parade, North Hills High School Band Festival, and various firemen's parades. The stage band was also active, playing in festivals at Steel Valley, Fox Chapel, and Freedom High Schools. Also, for the first time the stage band performed for the West Hills Symphony Band's Annual Formal. Mr. David Hunter is to be congratulated for his hard work and great success as director of the band and stage band. Officers of the 1976-77 Tiger band are: president, Karen Gottschalk; vice-president, Kim McKeithen; secretary, Jerome Brown; and treasurer, Cindy Cook. The band would like to express their appreciation to the Beaver Falls Band Boosters, made up of band parents, concerned adults, and former and present band members. This organization sponsored the sub sales and other sales projects which helped pay for band activities, such as the Band Banquet, held on May 6. The Beaver Falls Tiger Band worked long and hard to have such a successful season and would like to thank everyone who contributed their time and efforts to make this a memorable year. Band—129 FIRST ROW: J. Burton, A. Mattson-Boze, M. Schupay, K. Orr, K. Badger, G. Mussey, L. Ketterer, K. Kuhn, E. Hor-nacek, C. Mangelli, C. Moore, G. Campese, J. Field, J. Sallade, W. Roush. SECOND ROW: R. Thomas, C. Dreher, L. Stowe, C. Harrington, L. Gibson, J. Walker, R. Price, B. Hurd, L. Pander, F. Beercook, K. Gottschalk, J. Hunt, A. Glass. THIRD ROW: C. Jankowski, D. Holoweiko, T. Martin, K. Kolumban, T. Corbin, T. Minnitti, C. Watson, D. Cox, J. Duncan, D. Hays. FOURTH ROW: S. Scott, C. Dillan, C. Thompson, T. Mineard, H. Duncan, B. Merry-man, H. Aeschbacher, J. Reed, J. Krchmar. FIRST ROW: T. Grieg, J. Hommey, D. Morlan, L. Burke, G. Beatty, D. Russell, R. Jones, G. Androlia. SECOND ROW: T. Burke, D. South, B. Haddox, D. McCutcheon, R. Tallon, R. Pope, B. Kullen, D. Tallman, J. Price. THIRD ROW: M. McKim, J. Rhoades, J. Harrington, D. Roush, G. Mussey, B. Johnson, K. Pomrenke, P. Grimes, B. Tita. FIRST ROW: B. Guthrie, H. Duncan, D. Hazen, J. Carothers, T. Wagner, K. Powell, R. Nalesnik. SECOND ROW: T. Janicki, K. Palmer, C. Montani, B. Laderer, J. Brown, D. Piechnik, T. Tracy. 130 PEP BAND FIRST ROW: T. Grieg, D. Cox, A. Glass, C. Mangelli, B. Merryman, B. Tita, L. Stowe, K. Gottschalk, C. Jankowski, J. Sallade, K. Kuhn, L. Burke, T. Janicki, G. Mussey, G. Androlia, T. Tracy, D. Piechnik, K. Palmer. SECOND ROW: B. Johnson, D. Morlan, G. Beatty, J. Harrington, T. Burke. THIRD ROW: B. Haddox, D. Hazen, K. Powell, B. Kullen, T. Wagner, E. Hornacek, B. Hurd, R. Price, C. Montani, C. Moore, J. Brown, C. Dillan, J. Price, M. Schu-pay, D. Russell, D. South. FOURTH ROW: G. Campese, L. Pander, R. Nalesnik, K. Pomrenke, D. McCutcheon, R. Pope, J. Carothers, D. Roush, D. Tallman, J. Hunt, C. Thompson, R. Tallon. JAZZ ENSEMBLE FIRST ROW: H. Aeschbacher, J. Reed, B. Merryman, B. Tita, T. Burke, T. Grieg, D. Morlan. SECOND ROW:B. Johnson, R. Tallon, D. South, D. McCutcheon, R. Pope, B. Haddox, K. Pomrenke, D. Roush. THIRD ROW: M. Schupay, J. Navolio, K. Bever, J. Carothers, B. Kullen, K. Powell, R. Nalesnik. Band--131 TIGERETTES FIRST ROW: L. Barrett, M. Fosnaught, T. Cox, K. Fosnaught, D. Estelle. SECOND ROW: C. Wade, R. Fletcher, R. Owens, M. Mobley, B. Wade, M. Cook, K. McKeithen. THIRD ROW: C. Carter, S. Adams, J. Character, N. Eiler, P. Urgitus, J. Young. FOURTH ROW: M. UNeve, M. Gibson, T. Character, S. Frasier, C. Cook. MAJORETTES SPECIALTY TWIRLER 132 HONORS DAVE MORLAN District Regional DALE RUSSELL Carnegie Mellon Honors Honors District JAY HUNT District Regional Band—133 LYNNE BURKE District TAD GREIG Honors TIM BURKE Honors FIRST ROW: M. Schupay, P. Aley, N. Jasinski, K. Boak, G. Painter, S. McCann, B. Brooks, P. Thompson, C. Parris, K. Dwyer, R, Price, D. Holowieko, K. Guthrie, B. Guthrie, L. Cowdery, L. Young. SECOND ROW: S. Collar, P. Libicer, K. Cogley, T. Eggensberger, T. Soisson, J. Mangelli, B. Grahna, G. Baker, C. Sprowls, J. Harris, M. Nardone, K. New, B. Freed, K. Telford, D. Watson, L. Davenport. THIRD ROW: D. Johnson, G. Phillips, D. Green, The 1976-77 school year was both active and successful for the Beaver Falls High School Concert Choir, Mixed Choir, and Madrigals. Mr. Bierer is to be congratulated for his fine work in the direction of these choirs. The Concert Choir, which consisted of seventy members, gave two concerts this year. The Christmas concert was presented on December 15 and was aired on Friday, December 24. The choir also went Christmas caroll- ing. The Spring Concert, the highlight of the year, was held on May 19. Some of the selections performed at these programs were Once in Love with Amy, Mood Indigo, In My Solitude, and Glory to God. The Mixed Chorus was made up of ninth graders preparing for Concert Choir. This year, for the first time, the Mixed Chorus performed as a separate group in the Spring Concert. 1 34 CHOIR J. Gilmore, C. Powell, D. Smith, B. Osborne, C. Smith, V, Young, L. Carr, D. Nesmith. FOURTH ROW: J. Reed, R. Kachinsld, Mr. Bierer, D. Gutowski, T. Beatty, S. Adams, C. Ban-ett, R. Champion, K. Graham, T. Graham, C. Stone, C. Kachinski, D. Inman. The B. F. H. S. Madrigals are a select group, made up of fourteen students who auditioned for this choir. They have presented many programs outside the school this year, singing for church services and service clubs. A few of the selections sung by the Madrigals this year were Adoramus Te, Ave Verum Corpus, and a sing along medley of oldtime favorites. Kathy New was president of both Concert Choir and Madrigals this year. John Reed, who acted as student conductor, was vice president of both choirs. Shelly McCann was secretary-treasurer of Madrigals, and Joan Harris was secretary-treasurer of Concert Choir. All the members of our choirs worked hard this year, and we are very proud of them. Chorus--135 MADRIGALS FIRST ROW: K. Boak, S. McCann, B. Brooks, C. Smith, K. Guthrie, J. Harris. SECOND ROW: N. Jasinski, S. Adams, V. Young, K. New, B. Freed. THIRD ROW: J. Reed, P. Aley, D. Johnson, G. Phillips, Mr. Bierer. MIXED CHORUS 136 FIRST ROW: S. Corcoren, K. McCrea, R. Staier, B. Cook. SECOND ROW: B. Rader, M. Hoffman, D. Tunno. THIRD ROW: K. Dreher, Mr. Bierer, T. Miles. DISTRICT HONORS Karen Boak Stacey Adams, Joan Harris, Kathy New Chorus—137 David Johnson, John Reed (National Choral Society Award), George Phillips The entire crew comes out for the grand finale. Hale Russell, as Jerry Cohan, sings Always Leave 'Em Laughing. What's this stuff? Some new stuff Madame Gramaldi wants us to try. S'posed to be good for you. GEORGE M Kim Guthrie, as Fay Templeton, sings with Freddie and the whole family and friends. Hollis Young, as Agnes Nolan, auditions for George. 138 Two stubborn Irishmen in Harrigan. Street scene in Cedar Rapids. The Broadway Chorus joins George, played by Maureen Pamer. Fay does the new Cohan show. There they go on their dancing toes! Ethel and the girls ham it up in their pushcart. Drama—139 MAC STAR TEAM FIRST TEAM OFFENSE Jim D'Achille--back Ralph Linarelli--center Don Hazen--guard (tie) FIRST TEAM DEFFENSE Wayne Aeschbacher--end Tony Mendicino--lineman Tony Scarazzo--linebacker Manny Washington--defensive back (tie) SECOND TEAM OFFENSE Tony Mendicino—tackle Tony Omogrosso--end SECOND TEAM DEFENSE Mike Dydynski--lineman Mark Veon- -defensive back HONORABLE MENTIONS OFFENSE Phil Crangi--end Jim Weido—tackle Tony Scarazzo--guard Mark Veon--back Rich Halligan—back DEFENSE Gary 01kowski--end Greg Alberti--linebacker Don Hazen--linebacker Don Kittner--defensive back Bob Linzey--MVP (tie) Larry Bruno--Coach of the Year BEAVER FALLS' FIGHTING FIRST ROW: J. Weido, D. Brewer, W. Aeschbacher, M. Washington, G. Olkowski, K. Cosky, R. Linarelli, T. Mendicino, G. Alberti, R. Halligan, T. Bortz, P. Crangi. SECOND ROW: B. Linzey, D. Nodianos, D. Morlan, D. Kittner, T. Omogrosso, J. D'Achille, M. Dydynski, D. Hazen, T. Scarazzo, M. Veon, C. Washington. THIRD ROW: J. Chiappetta, B.J. Gerard, B. Cockfield, D. Cary, R. Hudson, D. Eck-hardt, W. Cook, J. Moye, D. Collins, B. Hairston, G. Dennison. FOURTH ROW: D. Tallman, D. Brozich, R. Mallick, G. Henderson, A Touch of Class” was the motto of the 1976-77 Fighting Tigers as they proved their dominance in taking the Midwestern AAA crown. The Tigers opened their exhibition season with a 28-18 victory over Chartiers Valley. Bob Linzey scored on an 82-yard run with 156 yards rushing. Against the tough team of North Catholic, the first Midwestern AAA opponent, the Tigers conquered the Trojans 28-7. Rain or shine, the Tigers always came through as they shutout Sharon 14-0 in the drenching rain. Coming from behind the Tigers overcame the powerful New Castle team 20-14 as the Tigers went 61 yards in the final 1:39 of the game on the passing of Jim D'Achille. D'Achille's 13- yard touchdown pass to Lance Walker came in the final seconds. Mark Veon's scoring on a pass from D'Achille was the big play against Hopewell as the Tigers pulled through with an 18-6 triumph. Erie Prep became the sixth victim of the Tigers as they were smeared 35-13. Dwight Collins had a 20 yard touchdown run and Tony Omogrosso caught two touchdown passes. Then, came the scoreless tie with Ambridge, the only blemish on the Tiger record. Beaver Falls played an excellent game with a 21-6 verdict over Aliquippa, who had lost only to Butler. The Tigers rolled up 23 first downs and 323 yards rushing. Collins had 95 yards rushing and a 44-yard run for a touchdown. TIGERS'' CAPTURE MAC C. Harris, B. Montagazzi, R. Hoover, D. Kittner, M. Nardone, I. Khan, M. Roth, L. Walker. FIFTH ROW: R. Deal, R. Burroughs, B. Holiday, D. Villa, M. Langston, B. Crees, J. Ross, T. Hairston, M. Mayer, J. Jackson, R. Todorich, J. Chiappetta. SIXTH ROW: D. Mitchell, Manager, D. Ambrose, Manager, V. Pagalos, Trainer, D. Bates, Trainer, D. Jones, Manager, D. Johnson, T. Mittica, E. Zuk, G. Chiappetta. Wins-9 :r Falls 28 Chartiers Valley Opponent 18 28 North Catholic 7 14 Sharon 0 20 New Castle 14 18 Hopewell 6 35 Erie Prep 13 0 Ambridge 0 21 Aliquippa 6 28 Bla ckhawk 7 14 Butler 6 7 Playoffs Penn Hills 16 •9 Ties-1 Losses-1 Then came the contest against Beaver Fall's well-known rival, Blackhawk. The Beaver Falls Tigers annihilated the Cougars 28-7. Veon had two touchdowns, while Linzey and Rich Halligan added six pointers. Dave Brewer, Automatic, kicked three conversions. Brewer's final overall record for the season was 24 out of 27 attempts. The last game of the season was the deciding game of who would be the Midwestern AAA champs. Even though the Tigers lost their key man on defense, Tony Mendicino, in the second period, they managed to compensate for Mendo's absence and went on to blow the number-one ranked Tornadoes away 14-6. The key play of the game was a 94-yard run by Linzey, who was helped by the good blocking of his teammates. Veon scored on a 2-yard dive for the Clencher. Defense was the name of the game for the Tigers. Beaver Falls then moved into the Playoffs ranked number two against the number-one ranked Penn Hills. Even though the Tigers never gave up, Penn Hills proved too powerful and defeated the Tigers 16-7. The outlook for next season looks just as bright as this season was. Coach Bruno, his assistants, and most of all our Fighting Tigers should be commended on a job well done! Congratulations team! Athletics-143 KNEELING: Coach Blythe, Coach Harr, Head Coach Bruno, Coach Murray. STANDING: Coach Carbone, Coach Dvorsak, Coach Matrazzo Mr. Smartz, Athletic Director, Coach Ryan. What teamwork! Mark Veon on the move! 144 Coach Harr gives some pointers. Jim D Achille eludes a few visitors. Automatic Brewer attempts the extra point. Coaches Bruno and Matrazzo look on intensely. Athletics-145 GIRLS' TENNIS Diane Andino makes a difficult volley. Robin Mannion, a senior, demonstrates her backhand. FIRST ROW—K. Pamer, D. Andino, C. Cantelmi, E. Pamer, R. Mannion, K. Grezlka. SECOND ROW--P. Parker, C. Krebs, K. Bender, C. Aquino, D. Parris, L. Pensy, Coach Sam Sheffield. Senior, Cece Cantelmi, really moves Denise Parris, another senior, concen- for the ball. trates on her hit. The 1976 Girls’ Tennis Team completed its season with one win and eleven losses. Although the record was a poor one, it does not reflect the great amount of talent on the team. There were four return- ing senior letter winners and one returning junior letter winner, who were the nucleus of a hard playing team. The girls played well, but fell victims to tough opponents. Next year's team will see three returning letter winners out of this year's nine, five of which are seniors. With the return of these hard working athletes and the fine new prospects coming up, next year's season has a bright outlook. 146 FIRST ROW— M. Gasper, J. Metheny, J. Krupa, B. Blythe. SECOND ROW— Coach Pete Kinkead, J. Mora, T. Sheridan, J. Mannion, J. Gottschalk, J. Turconi. Coach Kinkead will never believe this! Jim Metheny blasts out of a sandtrap. Tom Sheridan lines up a putt. Jeff Turconi with a nice shot! The 1976 Tiger Golfers earned the Section Ten honors with seven wins and one loss. Leading the Tigers was a four year letter winner, senior Tom Sheridan, who won twenty-six points and averaged slightly over seventy-six strokes a round. Three year letter winners are seniors, Jim Metheny and Jeff Turconi. Two year letter winner was sophomore, Bruce Blythe. Earning their first letters were senior, Joe Turconi, and sophomore, Jeff Krupa. With these returning letter-men, Coach Kinkead feels next season will be just as successful. Athletics-147 FIRST ROW: C. Gunama, V. Tronzo, Y. McKeithen, I. Urista, D. Dolenak. SECOND Senior, Sherri Hayes, practices ROW: L- Stowe manager; J. Mannion, B. Wiltrout, A. Grant, B. Mattocks, T. Eggens-her spikes while Anita Piccinini ber8er K. Cogley, manager. THIRD ROW: Coach Debbie Getz, L. Burke, S. Noble, H. A. sets up the ball for her. DeSimone, S. Hayes, A. Piccinini, K. Hackett, C. Dreher. Helen Ann DeSimone, another senior, and Diane Dolenak take their positions for the vital serve. GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL Coach Debbie Getz talks over game strategy with her team. The Beaver Falls Girls’ Volleyball Team wound up its season with a record of two wins and ten losses. This year's tough section competition provided the experience that will aid in next year’s season. Coach Getz will see the return of four letter winners, three seniors and one junior. This year's team saw the season end with seven athletes earning their varsity letter. Three seniors that lettered this year are Helen Ann DeSimone, Sherri Hayes and Kim McKeithen. With the return of four girls out of a six man team, next year will prove to be an interesting season. 148 FIRST ROW: J. Williams, M. Laskowski, C. Cleckley, A. Gibson, B. Tress, J. Slappy, Beaver Falls leads the way! T. Miller. SECOND ROW: Coach Chan, D. McCann, E. Jones, D. Modro, J. Krebs, D. Richard, T. Freed, Manager. Dan Modro takes the hand off. The Beaver Falls Boys' Cross Country team ended their season with a three and seven record. This year's team had five letter winners, three of whom will be returning next year. Receiving letters were seniors, Alvin Gibson and Mark Laskow-ski; juniors, Brian Tress and Jeff Williams; and sophomore, Tony Miller. Out of ten teams competing in the Student Council Invitational, Beaver Falls placed sixth. Next year, with the help of some underclassmen, the outlook looks bright for the Tiger runners. Charles Cleckley is on the run! -149 Athletics- SECTION 3 CHAMPS! FIRST ROW: T. Freed; manager, R. Singleton, A. Gibson, B. Jones, C. Cleckley, G. Williams, R. Moody, S. Scott, Coach Chan. SECOND ROW: J. Brown; manager, M. Roth, J. Williams, J. Wallace, I. Kahn, D. Collins, D. Cogley, K. Guilford, D. Bryant, Coach DeBona. THIRD ROW: G. Henderson, K. Gibson, E. Jones, D. Lacey, D. Haskins, L. Mendicino, B. Richardson, D. Johnson, Mr. Petrozra. FOURTH ROW: R. Hinzman; manager, Q. Gibson, J. Slappy, E. Taylor, R. Hairston, B. Borkovich; manager, Mr. Keeley. The Fighting Tigers ended their season with twenty-six wins and three losses, the best in the history of Beaver Falls High School. The Junior Varsity had a great year too as they went undefeated under the new leadership of Coach A1 DeBona. A great way to go guys! The Chan Clan ended their exhibition play with an 8-0 record, including the semifinal and final victories over Peabody and Meadville to take the Meadville Tournament for the fourth straight year. Also among the eight wins was a great triumph over the Bullets of Brashear. Alvin Emol Gibson sparked the Tigers with thirty-three points, ten rebounds, and six assists. The Tigers breezed through the first half of Section 3 with seven wins and no losses. Alvin Gibson led in scoring for Beaver Falls with 134 points, Sam Scott second with 111 points, and Damon Bryant third with 93 points. In the opener of the second half of Section 3, the Tigers struggled through five overtimes to down New Castle 84-75. The next two games against Butler and Blackhawk were won easily by the Tigers. Then the Tigers tasted defeat, when Sharon pulled through with a 65-60 win over the Tigers. Farrell and Ambridge then came to town and fell victims to the Tigers, giving the Tigers Section 3 honors. When the Tigers moved into the W. P. I. A. L. competition, their key man on rebounds, Bob Jones, was tampered with a hip injury, and they were defeated by Fox Chapel in the finalgame. In the P. I.A.A. competition, the Tigers defeated Hickory 80-63 in the opener. It was here that Brashear was then eaten up a second time by the Tigers, 58-46. However, the Tigers fell victim to Norwin 62-58 in the semifinals of the P. I.A.A. Congratulations, Tigers and Coach Chan, for a superb season of basketball! Congratulations also to Alvin Gibson who was selected as M. V. P. for Section 3 and WPEZ's Player of the Week, to Coach Chan who was chosen as Coach of the Year, and to Alvin Gibson, Sam Scott, and Damon Bryant for making the All Star Team. That's the way to sock it to 'em! Even though Coach Chan will be losing some valuable seniors, the seasons to come look just as bright as this one. Good Luck! 150 BEAVER FALLS Exhibition OPPONENT 76 Brashear 60 68 Monessen 62 73 Beaver 59 77 Westinghouse 48 84 Erie Strong Vincent 47 98 Clairton 50 Meadville Tournament 82 Peabody 60 79 Meadville Section 3 71 71 New Castle 58 76 Butler 63 93 Blackhawk 55 55 Sharon 48 83 Ellwood 26 73 Farrell 56 73 Ambridge 57 84 New Castle 75 (50TS) 78 Butler 48 113 Blackhawk 46 60 Sharon 65 82 Ellwood 56 54 Farrell 48 82 Ambridge W.P. I. A. L. 54 80 Kittanning 56 70 Monessen 61 71 Baldwin 59 46 Fox Chapel 50 P. I. A. A. 80 Hickory 63 58 Brashear 46 58 Norwin 62 26 Wins 3 Losses Reese Dr. Sank Singleton eyes an open man. Alvin Emol Gibson sets up the play. Damon Cornbread Bryant speeds by another defender. Athletics—1S1 Charles The Stripper Cleckley goes in Gene ,rUge Williams with an outside shot for a lay up. Bob Stretch Jones pulls down another rebound. 152 GIRLS' BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: D. Nesmith, K. VanKirk, M. Crawford, L. Barrett, M. Pamer, D. Smith, C. Barrett, M. Thomas, D. Estelle. SECOND ROW: J. Caracter, manager; S. Adams, manager; T. Jones, A. Martin, M. North, T. Caracter, D. Jones, D. McKenzie, D. Thomas, R. Owens, R. Thomas, Coach Karlin Ryan. The team receives their final game plans and breaks with their famous, Let's Go! Senior, Mildred Thomas, attempts an outside shot! The Beaver Falls Girls' Basketball Team completed this year's season with a winning record of eleven wins and five losses. This year's team, under the direction of Coach Karlin Ryan, saw a well deserved victory over a tough Farrell team. On our home court, the girls were forced into an overtime, during which the Tigeresses were sparked to outshoot Farrell by eight shots to two, defeating the Steelers by the score of 56-48. This victory was the highlight of the season. A junior, Cathy Barrett, holds the title for being the team's Most Valuable Player, an honor she has earned for her second consecutive year. Mr. Ryan felt the team improved on the whole, and recognized Donna McKenzie as being the most improved player. Miss McKenzie is the team's second best rebounder. This year's team consisted of fifteen players, nine of which earned their letters. Next year there will be seven of the letter winning athletes returning. Two seniors, Denise Thomas and Mildred Thomas, are the only two letter winners leaving the team. With the great amount of experience coming back, next year's team should be a winning one. Athletics—153 GYM TEAM TAKES STATE! The Fantastic Freshman, Terri Turconi, poses on the balance beam. FIRST ROW: L. Wickline, T. Turconi, L. Guzzetti. SECOND ROW: C. Cantelmi, P. Nahal, K. Turconi, Coach Lynn Hill. Fantastic, sensational and great are all words capable of describing the performance of the '76-'77 Girls' Gymnastics Team. Under the direction of Coach Lynn Hill, the girls captured the Section IV title, the W.P. I. A.I. title, and the P. I. A. A. title. With such talent as Teri Turconi, who holds the school record on the balance beam with the score of 8. 83, who is first in All-Around in the W.P. I. A. L. Competition, and who is state champ on the uneven bars, with Luann Guzzetti, holding school records of the All-Around bars and floor exercises with scores of 34. 05, 9. 10, and 9. 0, respectively, and with Paula Nahal, holding the school record of total points of 995. 55, the team showed they knew how to win. The girls worked as a team, and the school received the honors of their hard work. Two members of the team, Clare Cantelmi and Karen Turconi, qualified to compete at the state championship in all-around and on the vault, respectively. This year's team had five girls earning their letters. Senior Paula Nahal has lettered for her fourth year. With all this talent returning, next year looks to be another super year for the gymnastics team of Beaver Falls High School. Congratulations girls! Luann Guzzetti, Sophomore Sensation, demonstrates her strength and agility dining her floor exercise. Senior gym team captain, Paula Nahal, leaps to incredible heights on the balance beam. 154 FIRST ROW: D. King, M. Kruppa, J. Gottschalk, M. Ellinwood. SECOND ROW: D. Cairns, R. Pougnaud, B. Forney, J. Metheny, D. Brewer, S. Collar, Coach S. Sheffield. BOYS' TENNIS Brian Forney at the net! Mike Kruppa hits a great backhand! Although the 77 Tiger Netters did not have a winning record with no wins and seventeen losses, much experience was gained by the underclassmen. The Netters competed in Poogie with a smash! the W. P. I. A. L. Playoffs where they reached the quarterfinals. With many promising juniors, sophomores and freshmen returning, Coach 3am Sheffield will be hoping for an exciting season next year. n Doug Cairns serves an ace! Jim Metheny concentrates on shot. Athletics—155 FIRST ROW: D. Pegg, K. Byrd, C. Dreher, A. Beightley, B. Omogrosso, L. Barrett, T. Jones, C. Barrett, Y. McKeithen, Coach Karlin Ryan. SECOND ROW: D. Jones, D. Thomas, P. Urgitis, T. Ross, K. Pamer, E. Homacek, M. Cook, D. Tunno, B. Cook. THIRD ROW: L. Eckhardt, manager, C. Young, R. Sally, P. Wonsiecki, K. Grzelka, G. Campese, M. Pamer, C. Moore, S. Yeager, L. Gibson. FOURTH ROW: N. Kammerdiener, D. Pryor, B Mattocks, D. Soisson, D. Davis, K. Moore, T. Jones, K. VanKirk, J. Tronzo, manager. The Beaver Falls Girls' Track Team completed this year with a successful season, their record standing at eight wins and two losses. The girls also captured the Beaver County Championship by winning the NEWS TRIBUNE Meet, held at Blackhawk High School. The team set the record in total team points with a score of 126 points. With fine coaching from Coach Karlin Ryan, Beaver Falls had four girls go to state, participating in two events, the hurdles and the 440 relay. The 440 relay team consisted of Denise Thomas, Cathy Barrett, Teresa Jones, and Candy Young. The two girls participating in the hurdles were Teresa Jones and Candy Young. Candy, a freshman, took state in the 110 yard hurdles with a time of 13.9. This super freshman also holds the school records in the 220 with the time of 25.0 and the 100 yard dash with the time of 11.1. Debbie Pegg takes the lead in the grueling two- Nancy Kammerdiener goes for mile run. another first in the triple jump. Other record holders are the previously mentioned 440 relay team with a time of 49.6 and Debbie Pegg in the mile and two-mile run with times of 5:45 and 12:50, respectively. Girls who are also to be recognized are the three senior letter winners, Kim McKeithen, Becky Omogrosso, and Denise Thomas. The letter winners this year totaled twenty-two. With only three of these letter winners leaving, next year should be another winning year. Candy Young, the record setting freshman, once again outruns her opponent for another win. 156 BOYS' TRACK I Brotherly Love ! FIRSTROW: M. Freed, J. Dodds, T. Bortz, D. Kittner, J. Moye, D. Eckharclt, J. Williams, D. Goosby, B. Tress, B. Cockfield, B. Jones. SECOND ROW: E. Jones, R. Moody, D. Hazen, K. Nesmith, M. Mahovlic, N. Watson, M. Laskowski, D. South, G. Henderson, W. Cook. THIRD ROW: R. Holiday, P. Hall, J. Kuzbicki, R. Janar, D. Kittner, B. Mattocks, J. Nodianos, L. Walker, G. Banyas. FOURTH ROW: A. Cogley, manager, J. Ambrose, head manager, D. Morlan, C. Walters, B.J. Gerard, F. Ranza, R. Freed, J. Palmer. FIFTH ROW: Coach T. Yester, Head Coach T. Godsen, R. Hoover, Coach D. Hicks, J. Ross, J. Chiappetta, J. Weido, T. Mendicino, M. Dydynski, T. Brenzo, J. Chiappetta. SIXTH ROW: M. Langston, G. Alberti, G. Chiappetta. The 880 under way! John Dodds over the hurdles ! The M77 Tiger Thinclads ended their season with a winning record of three wins and two losses. The highlight for the Thinclads was a triple jump record break by senior Bob Jones. This year, Coach Tom Godsen presented Bob Jones with the Most Valuable Player Award and presented Pete Hall with the Most Improved Player Award. With the much experience gained by the underclassmen, next season could be their year! Athlet ics—157 Don Hazen breaks a lead in relay! BASEBALL FIRST ROW: M. Paris, C. Day, P. Crangi, M. Veon, J. D'Achille, D. Cogley, I. Khan. SECOND ROW: J. Mason, R. Burroughs, T. Omogrosso, S. Nalesnik, M. Nardone. THIRD ROW: D. Collins, C. Harris, G. Dennison, J. Belczyk, J. Denman, M. Roth. FOURTH ROW: Coach Frankhouser; R. Pisano, manager; T. Freed, manager; E. Stover, manager; Coach Smartz. Beaver Falls Opponent 8 Rochester 7 9 Center 8 1 Ambridge 5 10 New Brighton 9 LEAGUE 2 Sharon 8 4 Butler 5 5 Beaver 4 4 Ellwood City 8 3 Riverside 0 1 New Castle 8 2 Blackhawk 4 5 Sharon 2 5 Butler 8 2 Beaver 8 1 Ellwood City 3 2 Riverside 7 6 New Castle 5 4 Blackhawk 9 Wins-7 Losses-11 The 77” Tiger Baseball Team did not do as well as expected. They ended their season with seven wins and eleven losses. They opened their season with losses to Sharon and then Butler. Then came victories over Beaver Riverside The first half of the season was ended with losses to New Castle, and Blackhawk. The second half of the season was opened with a win over Sharon. In the next four games, Beaver Falls was defeated by Butler, Beaver, Ellwood, and Riverside. They then bounced back to conquer New Castle. In their last game, the Tigers were defeated by Blackhawk. The highlights for the season were a Pitcher Award, received by Tony Omogrosso; a Batter Award, received by Chuck Day; and a Sportsmanship Award, received by Phil Crangi. With only two men leaving, next year should be a much Chuck '' Doogie1' Day with a fine catch! brighter year for our Fighting Tigers under the direction of Coach Joseph Smartz. 1S8 Ivan Khan connects. Steve Nalesnik hits one out of here ! Jim D'Achille plays third. Tony Omogrosso awaits the play. Time out to help the injured! Athletics - -159 ON FLOOR: Kelly Moore, Donna Kalish, Carolyn Szopo, Mary Ellen Richard, MOUNTED: Patty Moskal, Dee Dee Pryor, Susan Dewhirst. 160 - h � -«cn ps V A R S I T Y ON FLOOR: Tammy Stover, Cathy Barrett, Barb Engle. MOUNTED: Mary Jane Jankowski, Lori McCutcheon, Barb Flore. Athletics—161 DIANE ANDINO HELEN ANN DESIMONE Boys Sports Editor Girls' Sports Editor DALE RUSSELL, KAREN KUHN Music Editors CINDY JANKOWSKI, KIM BEVER, MARY FRANCES KOPKA Typists DIANNA THU MM Assistant Editor STAFF CATHY RICHTER Editor CECE CANTELMI, REGINA FLETCHER Photography Editors Tiger Staff--165 TIGER EILEEN PAMER, NANCY BOYER, KATHY HACKETT KATHY BENDER, KIM GRZELKA, LAURENE KETTERER LAYOUT COMP 166 STAFF TOM BROZICH, SUE GOODSPEED, MAUREEN BUTLER CATHY KREBS, PHYLLIS WONSIECKI, MARIANNE HAMMER OSERS WRITERS Tiger Staff--167 FIRST ROW: C. Richter, K. Pamer, L. Burke, L. Pensy, E. Pamer, D. Thumm. SECOND ROW: T. Scarazzo, M. Crognale, D. White, K. Schlosser, L. Stowe, R. Fletcher, H. DeSimone. THIRD ROW: D. Holoweiko, L. Ketterer, P. Wonsiecki, K. Gottschalk, K. Boak, K. Barnhart. MISSING: S. Goodspeed, D. Kittner, Sue Iittell, B. Noble, P. Franchi, C. Guzzetti, K. Moore, B. Wiltrout, D. Andino. FIRST ROW: S. Hackett, R. Haddox, C. Littell, M. Pamer, C. Cantelmi, T. Wolff, L. Hutchinson. SECOND ROW: J. Walker, N. Eiler, K. Orr, C. Sherin, M. Latagliata, K. Turconi, M. Rukas, M. McGonigal. THIRD ROW: D. Bonanni, P. Kofalt, L. Adrian, C. Moore, J. Carothers, T. Russell, D. Tallman, D. Fenchel, F. DeRose. TIGER FIRST ROW: S. Hayes, R. Fletcher, S. Haddox, B. Headland, C. Richter, L. Pensy. SECOND ROW: L. Burke, R. Smiley, M. Laskowski, C. Verrett, D. Bischoff. FIRST ROW: R. Linarelli, C. Cantelmi, J. Jankowski, J. Docchio, D. Mitchell, B. Mattocks, T. Mittica, D. Pryor. SECOND ROW: T. McCoy, B. Clerici, H. Lindsay, B. Hart. PHOTOGRAPHERS Tiger Staff—169 FIRST ROW: K. Young, M. McGonigal, K. Jennings, C. Gunama, K. Gottschalk, V. Pagalos, P. Rowe, B. Headland, E. Pamer, L. McCutcheon, J. Weido, B. Flore, M. Jankowski, D. Parris, J. Primerano, G. Gish-baugher. SECOND ROW: G. Alberti, D. Kittner, M. Veon, J. D Achille, T. Omogrosso, T. Mendicino, T. Scar-azzo, T. Pugh, P. Borghi, J. Karczewski, B. Engle, T. Stover, S. Hayes, S. Fritz, L. Reynolds. THIRD ROW: L. Manzo, C. Kulakowski, A. Mittica, J. Jackson, L. Pagalos, P. Crangi, D. Hazen, D. Brewer, J. Dodds, S. Haddox, C. Richter, R. Linarelli, H. Young, W. Aeschbacher. FOURTH ROW: F. Taverna, D. Nodianos, C. McFarland, C. Chaney, D. White, R. Hudson, A. Smith, D. Andino, K. Pamer, C. Cantelmi, T. Sheridan, J. Gerard, C. Smith, J. Turconi, D. Mattson-Boze, K. Morris, FIFTH ROW: Mr. Holt, E. Cleckley, B. Jones, R. Fletcher, M. Hommey, M. Hammer, T. Brozich, C. Krebs, D. Russell, K. McKeithen, D. Nelson, D. A ley, L. Pensy, J. Salvano. MISSING: H.A. DeSimone, B. Noble, B. Smiley, R. Todorich, B. Wade. OFFICERS Patty Rowe, Secretary; Vious Pagalos, Vice President; Beth Headland, President; Eileen Pamer, Treasurer. FIRST ROW: E. Stover, J. Nodianos, C. Montani, J. Mendicino, B. Robinson, T. Snedeker, L. Guzzetti, M. Gibson, M. White, SECOND ROW: D, Tress, C, Sherin, K, Orr, P, Hinzman, S. Boggan, L, Barrett, V, Moye, T. Cox, M. Cupac, N. Ginand. THIRD ROW: M. Strobel, J. Householder, T. Stevenson, D. Nigorski, T, Quest M.L, Latagliata, E. Zuk, K Crawford, J, Massa. MISSING: P, Kofalt, G. Mussey, J, Caracter, D. Estelle, EXECUTIVE COUNCIL FIRST ROW: B. Flore, S. Haddox, M. Jankowski, J. Weido, P. Rowe, E. Pamer, B. Headland, V. Pagalos, D. Parris, T. Pugh, L. Pensy. SECOND ROW: D. Brewer, L. McCutcheon, C. Richter, R. Linarelli, S. Hayes, L. Manzo, C. Kulakowski, L. Reynolds, D. White, K. Morris. THRID ROW: J. Turconi, J, Dodds, D. Nodianos, D. Russell, A. Smith, B. Jones, D. Nelson, K. McKeithen, R. Fletcher, E. Cleckley, D. Mattson-Boze. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Holt, H. Young, D. Kittner, J. Salvano, P. Borghi, J. Karczewski, K. Jennings, M. Mc-Gonigal, C Cantelmi, T. Sheridan, P. Crangi. MISSING: H.A. DeSimone. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW: C. Smith, B. Headland, M. Hammer, E. Reknit, C. Cantelmi, K. Pamer, S. Dewhirst, K. Grzelka, H. Farra, C. Krebs, D. Andino, E. Pamer, K. McKeithen, D. Bowman, S. Eckhardt. SECOND ROW: D. Parris, T. Pugh, M. Jankowski, B. Flore, B. Noble, A. Mattsson-Boze, C. Richter, C. Kulakowski, D. Whtie, K. Kuhn, K. Hackett, M. Nardone. THIRD ROW: Mr. Sheffield, L. McCutcheon, L. Pensy, N. Boyer, K. Bever, L. Reynolds, M. Kopka, K. Gottschalk, H. DeSimone, T. Stover. FOURTH ROW: J. Turconi, L. Carr, F. Tavema, D. Russell, T. Freed, T. Burke, P. Crangi, L. Walker, P. Hall, D. Mattsson-Boze, T. Sheridan, G. Cantelmi, B. Forney, V. Pagalos. FIRST ROW: S. Goodspeed, J. Karczewski, P. Borghi, C. Haddox, R. Mannion, K. Morris, L. Burke, S. Hayes, C. Gunama, M. Pamer. SECOND ROW: B. Ferrario, P. Rowe, K. Boak, C. Jankowski, N. Knapp, L. Ketterer, L. Linarelli, M. Richard, L. Guzzetti, J. Walker, K. Harris. THIRD ROW: J. Metheny, C. Cary, D. Hazen, I. Khan, W. Gillespie, B. Crees, B. Smiley, Mr. Sheffield. 172 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY PAW PRINT FIRST ROW: R. Fletcher, L. Burke, K. Hackett, C. Quest, A. Glass, K. Bender, J. Dille, D. Parris, SECOND ROW: E. Mills, P. Parker, R, Mannion, D. Agnew, B. Sheeler, D. Danylo, J. Tronzo. THIRD ROW: Mr, Irwin, D. Ammon, B, Montagazzi, H. Plosinski, B, Young, L. Pagalos, K. Kulakowski. FIRST ROW: H, Farra, R, Mannion, J. Dille, SECOND ROW: R, Fletcher, K, Hackett, L. Burke, K, Kulakowski, Mr. Irwin, MISSING: K. Bender, QUILL AND SCROLL Activities—173 FIRST ROW: Miss Szczurku, L. Pensy, J. Karczewski, B. Headland, B. Noble, B. Flore, M. Jankowski, P. Borghi, L. McCutcheon, K. Schlosser, S. Hayes, M. Kopka. SECOND ROW: T. Pugh, K. Jennings, L. Manzo, R. Man-nion, C. Kulakowski, C. Cunama, K. Hackett, M. Butler, C. Richter, S. Haddox, D. Parris. THIRD ROW: Y. McKeithen, C. Cook, C. Wade, L. Reynolds, S. Fritz, T. Medarac, P. Bird, R. Fletcher, S. Goodspeed, D. Adkins, D. Dixon. FOURTH ROW: J. Krawchyk, H. Young, D. Ginand, C. Nelson, C. Pisani, G. Gishbaugher, P. Nahal, K. Lee, M. Evans, D. Bigstaff, J. Salvano, J. Crawford. MISSING: H. DeSimone. FIRST ROW: R. Botti, B. Robinson, D. DeRose, K. Harris, T. Cleary, L. Guzzetti, T. Snedeker, R. Haddox. SECOND ROW: C. Eckman, M. Rukas, P. Rowe, S. Pietrandrea, L. Geiser, J. Mendicino, C. Montani, J. Walker, N. Eiler. THIRD ROW: B. Raines, J. Young, M. Morell, M. Rollins, J. Mitko, P. Kuzbicki, R. Owens, S. Boggan, T. Cox. FIRST ROW: C. Carter, C. Dreher, C, Gunetti, T. Stover, B. Paul, B. Engle, P. Parker, N. Knapp, M. LaNeve, C. Mussi. SECOND ROW: K. Grzelka, T. Granito, J. Dille, P. Moskal, K. Kolson, M. Nardone, L. Linarelli, A. Piccinini, K. Borghi, M. Hammer, 1. Rekrut. THIRD ROW: B, Lipan, D. Andino, C. Gorrell, K. Marinko-vich, S, Ursida, S. Eckhardt, K. Moore, S. Keeler, J. Brenzo, C. Smith, K. Bender, FOURTH ROW: C, Krebs, B. Powers, C. Szopo, T. Walker, T. Kommer, J, Primerano, L. Connor, J. Fields, P, Wonsiecki, L. Ketterer, M. Richards, MISSING:M. Crognale. FIRST ROW: J, Weido, W. Aeschbacher, L. Barrett, P, Crangi, T. Mendicino, M. Veon, M. Dydynski, C, Barrett, SECOND ROW: J, Dodds, B. Jones, D. Brewer, J, D'Achille, T, Omogrosso, T. Scarazzo, S. Nalesnik, T. Jones, B. Omogrosso. THIRD ROW: D, Kittner, G, Williams, B, Tress, A, Gibson, T, Bortz, G, Alberti, M, Crawford, Mr, Bruno. AUDIO VISUAL FIRST ROW: J. Marshall, I, Urista, M. Laskowski, B. Paul, L. Linarelli, P. Rowe, T. Brozich, SECOND ROW: S. Javens, M. Pisano, B. Powers, L. Franer, C. Mussi, E. Tita, M. Mahovlic, P. Phillips, H. McCoy. THIRD ROW: G. Cantelmi, C. Dillon, W. Gillespie, L. Ketterer, J. Dille, M. Rukas, B. Forrest, D. Guthrie, D. Cogley. FIRST ROW: E. J. Dwyer, D. Corcoran, D. Eckhardt, G. Cantelmi, E. Cleckley. SECOND ROW: R. Fletcher, C. Cantelmi, B. Headland, B. Flore, L. McCutcheon, N. Boyer, S. Hayes, M. Pamer. THIRD ROW: Mr. Petrozza, M. Pisano, M. Ellinwood, B. Tita, D. Wachter, T. Snedeker, M. Latagliata. 176 B.B.S. ■I : • U.F.O. FIRST ROW: J. White, S. Atkinson, S. Fields, M. Horn me y, D. Russell. SECOND ROW: J. Jackson, P. Urgitus, D« Cairns, K Young, S. Sapp, C. Watson. THIRD ROW: J. Bevivino, T Corbin, K. Byrd P. Franchi, S. Corcoran, J. Stubler, M. Nellie. FIRST ROW: J. Nodianos, D. South, D. Aley, D. Bischoff, Mr. Smith. SECOND ROW:D. Norris, R. Tallon, S. Smith, K. Schupay, D. Ammon, S. Collar. THIRD ROW: R. McKinney, G. Price, T. Koah, D. Green, D. Milnes, B. Palaich. Activities—177 FIRST ROW: E. Mills, D. Carkhuff, C. Dreher, T. Jones, D. Brewer, C. Sypolt, B. Minnitte, S. Littell, K. Telford, D. Powell, SECOND ROW: J. Jackson, W, Cook, M. Pisano, B. Powers, A. Piccinini, I. Pavlinch, D, Pegg, L. Granati, E. Koleman, Mr. White, THIRD ROW: M, Thompson, J, Wagner, B. Simpson, C. Mussi, D. OfHara, J, Dille, P. Parker, B. Wiltrout, I, Urista, D. Johnson, C. Soisson, FOURTH ROW: L. Cowdery, C, Watson, G. Painter, S. Sapp. D. Vandenberg, C. Richael, D. Reisinger, T. Corbin, K. Byrd, P. Pietrandrea, J. Jankowski, S. Nalesnik. FIRST ROW: C. Richter, L, Pensy, D. Parris, A, Smith, V. Pagalos, C. Gunama, M. Pamer, C. Montani, K. Kuhn, C. Jankowski, J. Morgan. SECOND ROW: K, Orr, M. Salamone, J, Jackson, S. Reisinger, D, Thumm, R. Bowser, M. Kopka, S. Hayes, N. Boyer, D. Russell. THIRD ROW: T, Quest, D. Rickard, K. Bever, K. Schlosser, F. Morelli, T. Medarac, V, Kulsic, C. Quest, H. Aeschbacher, S, Hackett, Mr. Dunfee. FIRST ROW: K. Marinkovich, M. LaNeve, V. Pagalos, T. Stover, S. Eckhardt, M. Hammer, D. Andino, M. Guzzetti, E. Rekrut, C. Krebs, K. Bender, P. Parker, SECOND ROW: L, Connor, T, Kommer, C Gorrell, T. Walker, C, Szopo, B, Engle, G. Mussey, H Plosinski, D. Rader, A. Piccinini, B. Powers, L. Franer, THIRD ROW: B. Paul, K. Barnhart, D, Corcoran, D, Cary, D. Eckhardt, D. Inman, J. Gerard, P, Wonsiecki, L. Ket-terer, B, Lipan. FOURTH ROW: C. Smith, A, Mittica, J. Field, N. Knapp, D. Kalish, S. Parris, I, Urista, B, Wiltrout, J. Lewis, M, Pisano, K, Grzelka, A, Mattsson-Boze. FIRST ROW: C. Guzzetti, B. Hallmark, R. Hudson, J. Primerano, S. Keeler, P. Moskal, J. Dille, J. Brenzo, C. Quest. SECOND ROW: M. Hommey, L. Cowdery, J. Jackson, M. Sallie, M. Browder, T. Jones, E. Rogers, S. Dewhirst, K. Moore. THIRD ROW: B. Clerici, P. Franchi, J. Marshall, J. Mannion, L. Linarelli, M. Nardone, P. Campbell, J. Baito, W. Gillespie. FOURTH ROW: T. Corbin, C. Soisson, C. Mussi, C. Kolson, J. Tronzo, K. Borghi, M. Richard, K. Pamer. AFRO-AMERICAN FIRST ROW: Mrs. Potter, C. Dreher, D. McKenzie, J. White, L. Mason, A. Ward, C. Young, B. Cook, K. Gibson. SECOND ROW: J. Jackson, D. Barrett, R. Hairston, P. Goosby, J. Matthews, B. Caracter, D. Bryant, R. Singleton. FIRST ROW: J. Karczewski, V. Pagalos, L. Pensy, D. Parris, T. Pugh, B. Headland, C. Kulakowski, P. Borghi, K Jennings, M. Jankowski. SECOND ROW: B. Tita, K. Kuhn, C. Jankowski, R. Mannion, K. Schlosser, S. Hayes, C. Verrett, D. Aley. THIRD ROW:D. Holoweiko, W. Gillespie, T. Burke, K. Gottschalk, D Thumm, D. Pietrandrea, D. South B. Forney. FOURTH ROW: J. Jackson, B. Flore, S. Haddox, D. Cairns, T. Freed, J. Marshall, B. Clerici. WIN—THE—PEACE 180 SPORTSMEN FIRST ROW: E. Wolfe, J. Weido, J. Mannion, J. Gerard, D. Marsh, J. Nodianos. SECOND ROW: L. Ferrigno, R. Biddle, J. Belczyk, D. Brozich, J. Carothers, M. Work, R. Weir. THIRD ROW:D. Villa, C. Russell, G, Androlia, B. Sheelar, G. Brydebell, M, Gehley, R. Shablesky. FOURTH ROW: Mr, Carbone, B Russell, T. Koah, M, Tita, M. Straley, L, Stoner, R. Murphy, D. Pietrandrea, FIRST ROW: J. Urista, C. Hodge, B. Metcalf, B. Urgitis, M. Richner, F. Tavema. SECOND ROW: Mr, Wilson, S. Skolnik, J, Gottschalk, B. Rudi, E. Shablesky, R, Massa, M, Shablesky, Mr. Duckstein. AUTOCYCLE Activities—181 FIRST ROW: G. Cantelmi, D. Hazen, M. Veon, F. Tavema, T. Stover, P. Hall, G. Mussey, D. Andino, K. Pamer, K. Mastalski. SECOND ROW: T. Mittica, T. Wagner, R. Haddox, K. Harris, B. Engle, S. Eckhardt, M. Guzzetti, E. Rekrut, C. Smith, L. Gibson, M. Pamer. THIRD ROW: K. Shoop, S. Orzechowski, M. Strobel, Unknown, D. Kittner, E. Zuk, B. Richardson, K. Green, D. Young, M. Cupac, L. Gillespie, M. Sciarro. FOURTH ROW: A. Glass, L. Stoner. L. Mendicino, R. Thompson, K. Kulakowski, J. Belczyk, D. Pappan, M. Hammer, C. Krebs, D. Corcoran. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Giannini, D. Eckhardt, M. Butler, S. Smith, D. Dixon, B. Borkovich, J. Mannion, T. Dixon, D. Zubrowski. FIRST ROW: K. Young, B. Noble, R. Fields, E. Pamer, N. Boyer, D. White. SECOND ROW: Mr. Evans, T. Milligan, K. Hackett, T. Mederac, M. Butler, L. Manzo, L. Reynolds. THIRD ROW: G. Alberti, G. Eckhardt, F. Morelli, V. Novotny, L. Linarelli, L. Ketterer. FOURTH ROW: D. Vandenberg, J. Oravitz, M. Kruppa, D. Manzetti, F. Randza. MISSING: H.A. DeSimone, K. Bever, L. Walker. FIRST ROW: G. Aley, J. Ballard, B. Champion, D. Perciavelle, J. D Achille, S.R. Contino, C. Richter, K. Bender N. Eiler, D. Dzura. SECOND ROW: P. Ricci, J. Mitko, J. Walker, D. Milnes, M. Richard, K. Grzelka, P. Wonsiecki, A. Fiorenza, W. Chapman, T. Hayes. THIRD ROW: B. Palaich, E. Homacek, C. Eckman, H. Aeschbacher, K. Murray, K. Orr, A. Mattsson-Boze, C. Forsman, S. Fields, C. Thompson. FOURTH ROW: G. Higgins, B. Teck, D. Gutowski, A. Leftwich, D. Jones, R. Saltzer, D. Cary, J. Freier, L. Palaich, R. Pougnaud MISSING: T. Jones, H. Farra. FIRST ROW: K. Badger, D. Moore, L. Cowdery, S. Goodspeed, D. Russell, B. Omogrosso, M. Hommey, P. Heyman. SECOND ROW: Mr. DiLeonardo, M. Longer, C. Sherin, J. Lewis, C. Cantelmi, T. Stevenson, R. Brog-nano, S. Powers. THIRD ROW: T. Koah, R. McKinney, J. Freed, T. Koah, D. Corcoran, P. Kelly, L. Linde-man, F. Crognale. MISSING: L. Stowe. CHEMISTRY FIRST ROW: D. Dixon, D. King, D. Hazen, C. Krebs, M. Hammer, P. Hall, D. Andino, L. Cowdery. SECOND ROW: M. LaNeve, G. Mussey, S. Eckhardt, F. Tavema, H. Plosinski, E. Rekrut, C. Smith, K. Bender. THIRD ROW: J. Kusnerik, D. Corcoran, G. Banyas, D. Cary, D. Eckhardt, D. Inman, M. Me Kim, P. Wonsiecki, T. Stover. FOURTH ROW: K. Barnhart, K. Schupay, M. Krupa, C. Verrett, D. Rossi, D. Milnes, J. Navolio, P. Kelly, Mr. Salvadori. FIRST ROW: N. Eiler, J. Lewis, L. Guzzetti, K. Harris, B. Richardson, R. Haddox. SECOND ROW: L. Gibson, C. Harrington, J. Walker, S. Pietrandrea, C. Gorrell, E. Zuk, D. Kittner. THIRD ROW: V. Lopez, T. Mineard, D. Green, C. Cary, B. Pomrenke, V. Oravitz, B. Forrest. LAB BIOLOGY 184 PHYSICS HEALTH CAREERS Activities-185 FIRST ROW: C. Cantelmi, B. Forney, J. Dodds, L. Reynolds. SECOND ROW: T. Sheridan, K. Hackett, M. Butler, S. Goodspeed, C. Kulakowski, Mr. Palumbo. THIRD ROW: K. Morris, D. White, R. Linarelli, D. Aley, D. Mattsson-Boze, H. Tjernlund. MISSING: H.A. DeSimone, K. Trimbur. FIRST ROW: P. Grimes, D. Tress, L. Gabney, J. White. SECOND ROW: K. Telford, R. McCann, C. Mangelli, L. Teck, Ms. West. FIRST ROW: M. Cook, D. Simpson, S. Boggan, r. Carbone, T. Ross, B. Powers, A. Piccmini, C. Guzzetti, B. Mattocks, M. LaNeve, K. Marinkovich, T. Kommer, J. Primerano, S. Ursida, B. Hallmark. SECOND ROW: Miss Kaercher, N. Jopchak, M. Lindasy, R. Guthrie, J. Bevivino, T. Corbin, I. Pavlinch, B. Paul, M. North, R. Thomas, M. Washington, B. Humphrey, T. Glenn, S. Adams, L. Horinka, L. Conners. THIRD ROW: C. Young, M. Gibson, M. Manno, K. Kulakowski, C. Kruppa, P. Bird, J. Tronzo, T. Wolfe, A. Grimm, L. Barrett, R. Coleman, B. Wiltrout, S. Noble, V. Tronzo, S. Fields. FOURTH ROW: B. Cook, S. Frazier, T. Caracter, T� Minnittee, D. Sciarro, J. Stubler, K. Byrd, P. Urgitus, D. Pryor, P. Moskal, P. Binder, C. Gorrell, C. Szopo, D. Pisani, T. Walker, Mrs. Walton. FIRST ROW: L. Davenport, J. Fiorenza, P. Petti, J. Gerard, M. Laskowski, N. Knapp, D. Kalish, R. Smiley, SECOND ROW: R. Pisano, Unknown, D. Trimbur, P. Cartwright, L. Burke, K. Trimbur, P. Libicer, C. Quest, V Kulsic. THIRD ROW: G. Walker, W. Holcomb, C. Jobe, R. Jinar, B. Campbell, M. Bovalino, L. Carr, E. Crawford, D Slappy. FOURTH ROW: R. Massa, C. Chaney, S. Wade, M. Barnes, T. Guzzetti, R. Chudicek, Unknown, Unknown, A. Ward, C. Price. FIRST ROW: B. Brozich, C. Martella, J. Rhoades, J. Mannion, L. Lindeman, J. Householder, C. Moore, M. Yoho, C. Kruppa, K. Kulakowski, T. Wolff, SECOND ROW: V. Lopez, L. Krawchyk, K. Turconi, T. Turconi, K, Kolumban, B Clark, C. Borkovich, R. Kaszer, B, Rader, E, Spooner. THIRD ROW: N. Ginand, J. Morgan, S. Hackett, T. Dixon, L. Hutchinson, R. Brognano, W. Corbin, R. Cananzi, M. Manno, C. Sherin. FOURTH ROW: Mrs, McDonald, L, Estelle, T. Cockfield, A, Dreher, V. Moye, M, White, D, Lindsay, J. Harris, L. Cook, D. Guthrie. FIRST ROW: R. Bowser, S. Reisinger, D. Thumm, A. Beightley, S. Gossard, A. Smith, J. Tronzo, C. Quest, I. Urista, B. Wiltrout, E. Tita, P. Carbone. SECOND ROW: T. Wolff, C. Mangelli, L. Gibson, C. Harrington, S. Yeager, L. Adrian, P. Hinzman, M. Bovalino, S. Noble, D. Smith, V. Tronzo, P. Urgitus, T. Weldon. THIRD ROW: C. Alderette, D. Sciarro, A. Grimm, J. Granati, B. Barkey, B. Freed, B. Laderer, K. Boak, M. Strobel, M. Nelle, L. Zelesnak, S. Orzechowski. FOURTH ROW: T. Dawson, J. Massa, T. Minnitti, J. Stubler, C. Littell, K. Orr, L. Kasper, J. Kennedy, L. Gillespie, M.A. Petcovic, M. Johnson, K. Shoop. INTERNATIONAL THESPIANS INTERNATIONAL THESPIANS TS TWl _____________________________________________________________________ _ FIRST ROW: P. Carbone, G. Mangelli, J. Nodianos, L. Fork, M. Swager, K. Vankirk, R. Sallie, P. Cleckley, J. Harris, B. Cook, M. Langer, M. Swager, L. Palaich. SECOND ROW: M. Tita. M. Manno, B. Nalesnik, T. Snedeker, M. Sciarro, T. Ross, K. IGlumban, C. Moore, D. Johnson, B. Rader, R. Kaszer, J. Freier, L. Geiser, S. Yeager, K. Rhodes. THIRD ROW: M. Schupay, J. Rhodes, F. Beercook, C. Alderette, T. Dawson, T. Stevenson, C. Cantelmi, M.L. Latagliata, T. Rebold, B. Raines, B. Boyle, H. Aeschbacher, A. Beightley, M. Pamer. FOURTH ROW: M. Gumpf, B. Atkinson, N. Jasinski, P. Ricci, E. Hornacek, W. Corbin, A. Lyons, R. Pander, D. Trimbur, N. Sherrill, J. Price, S. Noble, B. Campbell, T. Koah, D. Rossi, P. Grimes. FIFTH ROW: H. McCoy, T. Smith, R. Liberto, P. Aley, R. Tallon, R. McCann, J. Murray, L. McCrea, A. Guthrie, K. Brown, M. Matthews, S. Gossard, J. Mitko, G. Vaupel, L. Cowdery. FIRST ROW: D. Agnew, D. Snedeker, S. Reed, H. Young, S. Parris, P. Zwieryznski, V Tronzo, R. Fletcher, E. Cleckly, B. Maddox, R. Boswell, D. Holoweiko, R. Kompardo. SECOND ROW: M. Hommey, J. Gilmore, R. Singleton, K. New, R. Hartshorn, D. Rader, D. Modro, M. Shablesky, B. Gasser, D, Nodianos, P. Farkas, R. Blinn, B. Broomfield. THIRD ROW: R. Pope, D. Russell, S. Smith, M. Mobley, D. Smith D. Cox, D. Pryor, C. Cantelmi, K. Pamer, R. Massa, A. Grimm, R. Price, K. Price. FOURTH ROW: C. Mussi, B. Clerici, R. Guthrie, H. Lindsay, C. Johnston, N. Beaver, M. Beighley, R. Price, K. Guthrie, T. Wolff, B. Guthrie, J. Weir, D. Holoweiko, B. Ferrario. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Beighey, B. Seidler, D. Modro, P. Aiken, C. Barnes, C. Chaney, J. Paisley, R. Trivalino, J. Granati, J. White, K. Telford, C. Heaton, B. Wiltrout, B. Tita. STAGE CREW FIRST ROW: D. Nodianos, J. Nodianos, D. Holoweiko, P. Zwierynski, M. Shablesky. D. Modro, B. Gasser, R. Massa, P. Farkas, D. Modro, G. Phillips. SECOND ROW: J. Price, K. Adrian, D. Trimbur, R. Pander, D. Rader, R. Sallie, T. Dawson, A. Grimm, K. Rhodes, S. Gossard, P. Grimes, Mr, Beighey, THIRD ROW:N. Jasinski, J, Kusnerik, B, Clerici, B. Boyle, D, Johnson, R. Kaszer, B. Rader, N. Beaver, D, Pryor, B. Brown, M. Matthews, A. Beightley, FOURTH ROW: R, Liberto, P. Aley, R. Price, R. Tallon, B, Broomfield, T. Smith, C. Heaton, R. Trivalino, B. Seidler, C. Mussi. FIRST ROW: C. DeBona, D, Lohry, D. Manna, M. F, Kopka, D, Adkins, L. Cogley, H. Beightley, K. Cosky. L. Pagalos. SECOND ROW: N. Kammerdiener, J. Kolumban, M. McKim, J. Wagner, J. Goodspeed, B. Wiltrout, J. Barto, P. Mills, S. Keeler, S. Dew hirst. THIRD ROW: Mr. Matrazzo, T. Omogrosso, T. Mendicino, G. Gish-baugher, R. Hudson, B. Sayers, J. Uplinger, L. McCutcheon. BUSINESS Activities—189 11; Business 11,12 (Sec.); UsI 1,12. I chbacher ty 12;hStudent Council 10, 12, all 9, 11,12; Class 10 (Pres.J portsmen 9; Yearbook nal Honor 10, 11, 12; SpD.E.C.A. 10; Brians 12; Paw Vatti Aiken k Art 9,10,11 (F 12; Student Co Greg Alberti aology 9; Lab 11; Spanish 9, Student Counc: ball 10, 11, 12; 12 (IYes.). 10,11,12; 'ross Couhtry leckle' B.B.S. 9,10,11 Sec.-TreSsT), 12; Drama 9,10,11,T2 (Treas LJjr i Sales; Nat l Tfrespi ns 9,10,11, 12 (Treas.); Student Copbcil 9,10, llA 12; Executi CounMl; R. R. 9 (Pres.), lOjyice-PTcs.), 11 (Pres. ),m 12 ( iw ); Pillow Ta® Great Art 10; Business ll, K ||ench 11;- Jr. Sales. Cathy ColaberardindB G.A.A. 9; TrirHi-Y 9, 10; Jr. Sales; — shersjl, 12; R.R. 11 (Sec.). Pliilip Colosimo Business 12; Chess 11; Basketball 9; Football 9; R.R. 9,10 (Treas. ). Chuck Conner. Hi-Y 9;'Basketball 9; 10; Cross Country 9, 10, It. Rick Connolly Latin 10. lh etbaffllWO. - Cynthia Cook Afro-Am. 9, 10; Jr. Bales; USiers 10, 11,12; Tizirettes 10. 11, 12; R.R. W (Trc J, 10 (Treas ). 11 (Treas.). 12 . 12; Jr. Sales; Spanish 9,10,jll, ?rtsmen 10, 11 (Sec.); Ushers Yearbook Salesman 9; Yearbook I; National Honor 10,11,12; ► (Treas.), 10 (Treas.), 11 T em pie roi n D.E.C. . 11; Band 9, 10, 11, 12. Kelly Sky Lab Bafcpgy 10; Business 12; Chess 11; Varsit r l, 12; Football 9,10, 11, 12; Track 11. Philip Crangi Business 12; Jr. Sales; Mathematics 11; Varsity 12 (Pres.); National Honor 11,12; Student Council 11, 12; Executive Council; Baseball 11, 12; Football 11, 12; R.R. 12 (Vice-Pres.) A . , TING Janet K raw ford Business 12; D.E.C.A. 11; Tri-Hi-Y 9; Ushers 12. Donna Danylo Jim tfcugherty $ D.E.C.A. 11; Quill b Scroll 10 Willi 1 Davis Lab Biology 10; Latin 11. Charles Day D.E.C.A. 11; Baseball 10,11,12. Cheryl DeBona Business 11,12 (Vice-Pres.). Donna DeLorenzo Drama 9; U.F.O. 9, 10, 11; Stage Crew 9; Cross Country 11: Gymnastics 11; R.R. 9 (Treas.). rielen Ann DeSimone Lab I ology 10; Chemistry 11: Tri-Hi-Y 9,10 11 ( lce-Pres.); Jr. Sales; Physics 12; Spamsh 9, 10, 11, 12; Ushere 12; Yearbook Salesman 11,12; 'Vaarbook Staff 11,12; National : JlonoT-11,12; StudentjCouncil 12; Executive Council; Vdfteyball 10,11 Council 9 Geri ®shbau ie ® 9; 3 SaleslUsheid cttdp, 10; i.R. 9J Photography 11,12; UshexslO, 11, 12; Yearbook Salesman :2; Yearbook Staff 12; Tigeretw,, 10,11, 12; Pillow Talk; Li l Abner: The Desk Set, Executive Council. Barb Flore A.F.S, 11; B B.JS. 9,10,11,12; Lab Biology 10 (Sec.); Jr. Sales (Treasf); Spanish 10 (Press), 11; ushers i0,11, ’ 12 (Sec. ); Win-the-Peace 11, 12; Student Council 9,10, 11, 12; National Honor 10,11,12; Gymnastics 9; Cheerleading 9,11,12; Class 10 (Sec.), 11 (Treas.), 12 (Treas.); R.R. 9 (Vice-Pres.). Brian Forney Chess 9; Physics 12 (Treas.); Wir-the-Pcace 11, 12; National Honor 10, 11, 12; Tennis 10,11, 12. M Pete Forsrtian ' Cross Country 10. Marianne ,Fosnaught A.F. 9, 10,11, 12; Drama 9,12; G.A.A, 9; Tri-Hi-Y 9,10; Jr. Sales; .O. 9,10; Win-the-Peace 12; igerettes 9,10,12. Debra Foutty Tri-Hi-Y 9,10; Spanish 11} R.R. 10 Dana Dixon Lab Biology 12; Jr. Sales; R.R. 12 (Tr Jan Docchio Photography Track9, lOy lenusl 10; Hi-Y 9; Latin 9, 10 ’ice-Pres.); Varsity 12; esman 9; Student Coil i Council; Track 10, 1 «i Freed in-the-Peace if, 12; Yearbook oulesman 9f?!atior. il Honor 11,12; Basebalr , 10,11,12; Basketball 9, 10, fT, 12; Cross ClHHry 9; 10, 11, 12, Sue Fritz IPs,. J Drtfma 9, 10; G.A.A. 9; Tri-Hi-Y 9k 10 (Treas.); Ushers 11, 12 Student Council 10, 11, 12; Paw Print 9; Class 9 (Pres.); R.R. 9,10,11,12 (Pres, -all four). David Gahles Sportsmen 9,10, 11. Diana GttW®K5 D.E.C.A !!; G.A.A. 10; Nat'l Thespiaitf9 10, 11,12; Sportsmen 10 f 11. Alvin Gibs$t. , Afro-Am.fc; Varsity 11,12; Basket-i ball 9, 10, 11, 12; Cross Country 9,10 ■ 11,12; Track 101 wiane Gibson I D.E.C.A. l nKat'l Thespians 12; -Track 'J� . . Duane Gibson Diane Ginand G.A.A. 9, 10; Tri-Hi-Y 9; Jr. Sales; Volleyball 10,11,12; R.R. 9 (Sec. -Treas.), 10 (Vice-Pres.). Beth Headland A.F.S. 9,10 (Sec.), 11; B.B.S. 9,10, 11,12; Jr. Sales; Photography 12; Ushers 10,11,12; Win-the-Peace 11, 12 (Pres, y, Yearbook Salesman 9; National Honor 11,12; Student Council 9, 10 (Sec.), 11 (Vice-Pres.), 12 (Pres. Executive Council 10,11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11; Class 9 (Vice-Pres.). Karen Heaton A.F.S. 11; Business 12; Drama 9, 10, 11,12; G.A.A. 9,10,11; Tr. Sales; Nat l Thespians 11,12; Li'l Abner. Joyce Hinzman Business 11, 12; G.A.A. 9, 10; Jr. Sales; Nat l Thespians 12; Ushers 11, 12; R.R. 12 (Sec.). William Holcomb Art 10,12; Chess 9; D.E.C.A. 11. Katherine Hommey Nat'l Thespians 11; Stage Crew 11; The Night of Saint Nicklaus. Cheryl Hurbanek Drama 9; G.A.A. 9; Tri-Hi-Y 9; Jr. Sales; Nat l Thespians 10, 11. Eric Hurbanek Art 9; Lab Biology 9; Chemistry 11; Tennis 10. Dorothy Izzo Lab Biology 10; Drama 9; G.A.A. 9; Tri-Hi-Y 9; Jr. Sales; Nat'l Thespians 10, 11; Spanish 9; Pillow Talk. Mary Jackson Drama 9,10, 11, 12; Nat l Thespians 9, 10, 11,12; Volleyball 10, 11; The Great American Goof. Theodore Janicki Cindy Jankowski A.F.S. 11, 12; Lab Biology 10; Win-the-Peace 11, 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 10, 11,12. Mary Jane Jankowski Lab Biology 10; Jr. Sales; Ushers 10, 11 (Treas.), 12 (Pres.); Win-the-Peace 11,12; National Honor 10, 11, 12; Student Council 9,12; Executive Council; Cheerleading 12; R.R. 9 (Pres.). Kelle Javens Stephen Javens Audio-visual 9,10,12; Chess 10. David Jeffries Kristy Jennings G.A.A. 9; Tri-Hi-Y 9; Jr. Sales; U.F.O. 11; Ushers 10, 11, 12; Win-the-Peace 11, 12; Student Council 12; Executive Council; R.R. 9 (Vice-Pres. ). Richard Jennings Cathy Jerome D.E.C.A. 11, 12 (Vice-Pres.); Tri-Hi-Y 10; Sportsmen 10 (Sec.), 11. Bruce Johnson Stage Band 11, 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12. Robert Jones Varsity 12; Student Council 12; Executive Council; Basketball 10,11,12; Cross Country 10; Track 10,11,12; R.R. 11 (Vice-Pres.), 12 (Vice-Pres.). Robert Lee Justison D.E.C.A. 11. Janis Karczewski Lab Biology 10; Jr. Sales; Ushers 10, 11,12; Win-the-Peace 11, 12; Yearbook Salesman 9; Student Council 9, 11,12; Executive Council; R.R. 9 (Pres.), 11 (Pres.). David King Lab Biology 11. Janet Kitson Jr. Sales. Donald Kittner Chemistry 11; Varsity 11, 12 (Treas.); Yearbook Salesman 10, 11, 12; Student Council 12; Executive Council; Basketball 10; Football 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11,12; R.R. 10 (Vice-Pres.), 11 (Tjeas.), 12 (Pres.). Edward Koleman Art 11; D.E.C.A. 11,12. Mary Frances Kopka A.F.S. 11, 12; Lab Biology 10; Business 11, 12 (Pres, y Tri-Hi-Y 10; Jr. Sales; Ushers 11, 12; Yearbook Staff 12; National Honor 11, 12; R.R. 9(Sec.-Treas.), 11 (Sec.). Julie Krawchyk G.A.A. 9; Tri-Hi-Y 9; Ushers 11,12; R.R. 10 (Sec.), 12 (Sec.). David Krupa Football 9, 10,11. Mike Kruppa Chemistry 12; Spanish 11, 12; Tennis 11,12. Karen Kuhn A.F.S. 11, 12; Lab Biology 10; F.N.A. 10; Jr. Sales; Win-the-Peace 11, 12; Yearbook Staff 11,12; National Honor 10,11, 12; Band 9, 10,11, 12; Pep Band 10,11,12. Connie Kulakowski A.F.S. 11; Lab Biology 10; G.A.A. 9; Tri-Hi-Y 9; Jr. Sales; Physics 12; Ushers 10, 11,12; Win-the-Peace 11, 12 (Sec.); National Honor 11, 12; Student Council 10,12; Executive Council; Track 9, 10; R.R. 10 (Pres.), 12 (Treas.). Girard Kullen Victoria Kulsic Art 11,12; A.F.S. 11,12. Joe Kyler Mark Laskowski Art 12; Audio-visual 11, 12; Jr. Sales; Photography 12; Cross Country 11, 12; Track 11,12. Kim Lee Jr. Sales; Ushers 11, 12; Band 9. Ralph Linarelli Lab Biology 10; Physics 12; Sportsmen 11 (Vice-Pres. ); Student Council 9, 10, 11,12; Executive Council; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Class 11 (Vice-Pres. ); R.R. 9 (Vice-Pres.). Bob Linzey Spanish 11, 12 (Vice-Pres.); Varsity 11, 12; Student Council 9, 10; Baseball 9, 11; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; R.R. 9 (Pres.), 10 (Pres.). Sue littell Lab Biology 10; D.E.C.A. 11, 12 (Sec.); Drama 9; Tri-Hi-Y 9; Ushers 11,12; Yearbook Salesman 10, 11,12. Debbie Lohry A.F.S. 10, 11; Business 11, 12 (Treas.); G.A.A. 9,10; Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10; Ushers 11,12; Majorette 11, 12. Denise Manna A.F.S. 10; Business 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10; Jr. Sales; Ushers 11,12; Student Council 11; R.R. 9 (Sec.), 11 (Pres.). Diane Manna Drama 9,11; Nat l Thespian? 10, 11,12 Tigerettes 9,10. Robin Mannion A.F.S. 11; Lab Biology 10; Business 11; Tri-Hi-Y 10; Jr. Sales; Spanish 10; Ushers 11, 12; Win-the-Peace 12; Yearbook Salesman 10; Tennis 12; Track 10; R.R. 11 (Treas.), 12 (Treas.). Daryl Manzetti Spanish 12; Baseball 10; Football 10, 11. 192 Linda Manzo A.F.S. 11; G.A.A. 9; Tri-Hi-Y 9; Jr. Sales; Spanish 10, 11,12; Ushers 10,11,12; Student Council 12; Executive Council; Track 9, 10, 11; R.R. 9 (Treas.), 11 (Vice-Pres.), 12 (Vice-Pres. ). Robert Martella Chess 9. Faith Mason Linda Mason Tri-Hi-Y 10. Randy Massa Art 12; Auto-cycle 11, 12; Nat l Thespians 12; Stage Crew 12. Joseph Matthews Daniel Mattsson-Boze Chemistry 11 (Pres.); Mathematics 11; Physics 12; Student Council 12; Executive Council; Cross Country 11; Track 10,11. Brian McConahy Football 9, 10, 11. Joe McCrobie Lori McCutcheon A.F.S. 11; B.B.S. 9, 10, 11, 12; Business 12; Jr. Sales; Spanish 10 (Vice-Pres.); Ushers 10, 11, 12; National Honor 11,12; Student Council 12; Executive Council; Gymnastics 9; Cheerleading 9, 11, 12; R.R. 10 (Vice-Pres. ); Red Cross Drive Chairman. David McGee Marcy McGonigal Lab Biology 10; Jr. Sales; Ushers 10, 11; Student Council 10, 11, 12; Executive Council; Class 11 (Sec.); R.R. 10 (Pres.). Yvonne McKeithen French 9; Ushers 10, 11, 12; Varsity 11 (Vice-Pres.); National Honor 11, 12; Student Council 12; Tigerettes 10, 12; Track 9,10, 11,12; Volleyball 11,12; R.R. 9 (Sec.), 10 (Sec. ), 12 (Sec.). Mark McKim Audio-visual 11; Biology 9; Lab Biology 10; Business 12; Chemistry 12; French 9; Latin 9; Band 9, 10,11, 12. Tina Medarac G.A.A. 9, 10; Jr. Sales; Ski 11; Spanish 11, 12; Ushers 12; A.F.S. 12. Tony Mendicino Business 12; Jr. Sales; Varsity 10, 11, 12; Student Council 9,10 11, 12; Baseball 10; Football 9,10, 11,12; Track 11; R.R. 9 (Vice-Pres.), 10 (Vice-Pres. ), 12 (Pres.). Robbie Mention Afro-Am. 12; Varsity 11. Jim Metheny Chess 9, 10; Physics 12; Golf 10,11, 12; Tennis 10, 11, 12. Diana Miller Paw Print 9. Gordon Milligan Spanish 12. Earl Mills Art 9; Lab Biology 11; Chess 10, 11; D.E.C.A. 11, 12; Sportsmen 9, 10; Paw Print 12. Brenda Minnitte D.E.C.A. 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9; Paw Print 9. Donald Modro Nat l Thespians 11, 12; Stage Crew 11, 12; Cross Country 11; Kiss or Make Up; Li l Abner. Rick Moody Art 9, 10,11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Cross Country 10, 11; R.R. 9 (Pres. ), 10 (Pres.). Frank Morelli A.F.S. 12; Spanish 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10. David Morlan Stage Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 12; Track 10,11,12. Ruth Morlan Kim L. Morris Drama 9; A.F.S. 9; G.A.A. 9, 11; Physics 12; U.F.O. 11; Student Council 9; Cross Country 11; Track 11; R.R. 9 (Pres.), 11 (Vice-Pres.); Bad Boy s Christmas. Robert Moye Football 9. Charles Murphy D.E.C.A. 11; Sportsmen 9, 10, 11, 12. Dan Murray Auto-cycle 11; D.E.C.A. 11; Nat l Thespians 11; Stage Crew 11. Paula Nahal Lab Biology 10; G.A.A. 9; Jr. Sales; Ushers 10, 11, 12; Student Council 9, 10,11; Gymnastics 9, 10, 11, 12; Cheerleading 9, 11; Class 9 (Sec.); R.R. 9 (Pres.), 10 (Pres.), 11 (Pres.), 12 (Vice-Pres. ). Mary Ann Nalesnik D.E.C.A. 11. Cindy Navolio Lab Biology 10; Business 11; Jr. Sales; Photography 9, 10. William Nelle Diane Nelson D.E.C.A. 11; Jr. Sales; Ushers 12; Student Council 12; Class 12 (Treas.). Kevin Nesmith Basketball 10. Kathy New D.E.C.A, 11; Drama 11,12; G.A.A. 9; Tri-Hi-Y 11; Nat'l Thespians 11, 12; Concert Choir 9, 10 11, 12; Kiss or Make Up, Madrigal Singers 11,12 (Pres. ). Becky Noble Lab Biology 10; G.A.A. 9; Jr. Sales; Spanish 9, 10, 11, 12; Ushers 10, 11,12, (Head Usher); Yearbook Salesman 9, 11, 12; Student Council 9, 12; Track 9, 10, 12; Volleyball 9, 10; R.R. 9 (Pres.), 12 (Pres.). Dale Nodianos Latin 9, 11; Nat l Thespians 12; Stage Crew 12; Baseball 9; Basketball 9; Football 9, 11, 12; Track 11,12. Victor Novotny Audio-visual 11; Spanish 12; R.R. 10 (Treas.). Randy 0 Brien Lab Biology 10; Football 9, 11. Gary Olkowski Chemistry 11; Varsity 12; Football 9, 10,11,12. Becky Omogrosso G.A.A. 9, 10, 11; Jr. Sales; Latin 12 (Treas.); U.F.O. 11; Varsity 11,12; Yearbook Salesman 10; Track 10, 11 12; Volleyball 11; R.R. 9, 10, 11 (Vice-Pres.), 12 (Sec.). Joel Oravitz Chemistry 11; Spanish 11, 12. Lucas Pagalos Biology 11; Business 12; Latin 9; Football 10; Track 11, 12; R.R. 11 (Vice-Pres. ). Geraldine Painter D.E.C.A. 11, 12. Brad Palmer Football 9, 10, 11; R.R. 9 (Vice-Pres.); The Night Before Christmas. Eileen Pamer Lab Biology 10; Chemistry 11 (Vice-Pres.); Jr. Sales; Nat l Thespians 11, 193 12; Spanish 9, 10 (Treas. ), 11, 12 (Pres.); Yearbook Staff 12; National Honor 10,11, 12; Student Council 11, 12 (Treas.); Executive Council; Tennis 10,11,12; Li l Abner; George M. Denise Parris A.F.S. 11, 12 (Treas.); Biology 9; Lab Biology 10; G.A.A. 9; Tri-Hi-Y 10; Jr. Red Cross 11; Jr. Sales; Latin 9, 10; Spanish 11; Ushers 11, 12; Win-the-Peace 11, 12 (Vice-Pres.); National Honor 11, 12; Student Council 11, 12; Tennis 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 12; Band 9, 10, 11; R.R. 11 (Pres.), 12 (Pres.); Executive Council. Linda Pensy A.F.S. 12; Biology 9; Lab Biology 10; G.A.A. 9, 10, 11 (Vice-Pres.); Jr. Sales; Photography 12; Ushers 11, 12; Win-the-Peace 12; Yearbook Salesman 10,11,12; Student Council 12; Executive Council; Tennis 11, 12; Track 9, 10,12; Volleyball 9, 10; Class 12 (Pres.); R.R. 9 (Vice-Pres.); 10 (Vice-Pres. ), 11 (Sec.). Patrice Petti Art 9, 11,12. Annette Pietrandrea Dennis Pietrandrea Audio-visual 11; Auto-cycle 11; Sportsmen 10, 12; Win-the-Peace 12; D.E.C.A. 11. Carla Pisani Tri-Hi-Y 9; Jr. Sales; Ushers 11, 12; R.R. 9 (Vice-Pres.); Yearbook Salesman. Ronnie Pisano Art 11, 12; Lab Biology 10; Baseball 10,11,12. Thomas Pisano Baseball 9,10. Victoria Podbielski Auto-cycle 11. Barbara Powell Bill Powell Sportsmen 9,10,11. Debra Powell D.E.C.A. 11, 12; G.A.A. 9; Tri-Hi-Y 10. Toni Pugh A.F.S. 11, 12; Lab Biology 10; Jr. Sales; Ushers 12; Win-the-Peace 11, 12 (Treas.); National Honor 11, 12; Student Council 12; Executive Council; R.R. 11,12 (Treas. for both). Wayne Pugh Afro-Am. 10,11,12. John Reed Sportsmen 10; Madrigal Singers 9, 10, 11,12 (Vice-Pres. ); Stage Band 9, 10, 11,12; Choir 9,10, 11,12 (Vice-Pres.); Football 9; Band 9,10,11,12. Sharon Reed G.A.A. 9; Nat'l Thespians 12; Gymnastics 9, 10; Cheerleading 9. Rick Reeher Golf 9. Lori Reynolds A.F.S. 11, 12; Biology 9; Lab Biology 10; G.A.A. 9,10; Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10; Jr. Sales; Physics 12 (Pres.); Spanish 11,12; Ushers 11, 12; National Honor 10,11,12; Student Council 12; Cross Country 10, 11; Track 9, 10,11,12. Cathy Richter A.F.S. 12; French 10,11 (sec.), 12 (Pres.); G.A.A. 10; Tri-Hi-Y 9; Jr. Sales; Photography 12; Ushers 11, 12; Yearbook Salesman 10, 11, 12; Yearbook Staff 11, 12 (Editor); National Honor 11, 12; Student Council 12; Executive Council; Band 9, 10; Principals Advisory 9; R.R. 9 (Sec.). John C. Rickert Zoe Rizos French 10; G.A.A. 9, 10; Jr. Sales; Nat l Thespians 12; Ski 11; Ushers 11, 12; R.R. 9 (Treas.), 10 (Treas.). Michelle Robinson D.E.C.A. 11; Nat l Thespians 12. Terry Robison A.F.S. 10; Chemistry 11; G.A.A. 9, 10; Jr. Sales; Nat l Thespians 12. Brent Ruby Student Council 9,11; Baseball 11; Basketball 10; R.R. 9 (Pres.); 11 (Pres.). Bob Rudi Baseball 10, 12; Basketball 10; Cross Country 9. Dale Russell A.F.S. 12; Art 9; Biology 9; Lab Biology 10; French 9, 10; Latin 10 (Treas.), 11 (Treas.), 12 (Pres.); Nat l Thespians 12; U.F.O. 12; Yearbook Salesman 11; Yearbook Staff 11, 12; National Honor 10,11, 12; Student Council 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; R.R. 12 (Vice-Pres. ); Li'l Abner. Pamela Russell French 10, 11; Ushers 11, 12; Band 9, 10, 11,12; R.R. 9 (Sec. ). Daniel Sacer Joyce Salvano Rose Sanner Business 11; D.E.C.A. 10; R.R. 10 (Treas.), 11 (Treas.). Sherry Leigh Sapp D.E.C.A. 11, 12; U.F.O. 11,12; Yearbook Salesman 9. Brenda Sayers Business 12; G.A.A. 9, 10; Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10, 11. Kim Schlosser A.F.S. 12; Drama 9, 10; Jr. Sales; Latin 9, 10, 11; Nat l Thespians 9, 10; Sportsmen 9,11; Ushers 11, 12; Win-the-Peace 12; Yearbook Salesman 12; R.R. 12 (Treas.); Bad Boys Christmas; Great American Goof. Kenneth Schupay Lab Biology 11; Chemistry 12; Chess 12. Sam Scott Varsity 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9,10,11, 12. Mitchell Shablesky Auto-cycle 11 (Pres.), 12; Nat l Thespians 12; Stage Crew 12; Football 9, 10,11. Brian Sheeler D.E.C.A, 11; Sportsmen 9, 10,11, 12. Thomas Sheridan Biology 9; Lab Biology 10; Mathematics 11; Physics 12; Varsity 10, 11, 12; National Honor 11, 12; Student Council 9, 12; Baseball 9, 10; Basketball 9; Football 9; Golf 9, 10,11, 12; R.R. 9 (Pres.), 12 (Vice-Pres. ). Maurice Singleton Afro-Am. 12; Nat l Thespians 12; Basketball 9,10,11, 12. Stephen Skolnik Auto-cycle 11, 12 (Pres.); Sportsmen 9, 10, 11; R.R. 10 (Vice-Pres.). Robert Smiley Art 12; B.B.S. 9, 10; Chess 9, 10, 11 (Pres.), 12 (Vice-Pres.); Jr. Sales; Photography 11,12; Student Council 9,10, 11, 12; Stage Band 10; R.R. 12 (Pres.); Drama 11. Amy Smith A.F.S. 10, 11 (Vice-Pres.), 12 (Pres. ); Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12 (Pres.); U.F.O. 11; Spanish 11; Student Council 12; R.R. 9 (Treas.), 11 (Sec. -Treas); Executive Council; Jr. Sales. 194 Carrie Smith Latin 10, 11; Madrigal Singers 12. Sheldon Smith Chess 9, 10, 11, 12; Drama 10, 11, 12; Jr. Sales; Nat l Thespians 11, 12; Spanish 12; Track 11, 12; Li l Abner. Denise Snedeker G.A.A. 10; Jr. Sales; Nat l Thespians 12; R.R. 9. 10 (Treas. for both). Maxanna Carla Snowden Business 12; D.E.C.A. 11. Charlene Sypolt D.E.C.A. 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10; Sportsmen 10; Tigerettes 10. John Tabay Donald Tate Kathy Telford D.E.C.A. 11, 12 (Treas. ); Tri-Hi-Y 10. Denise Thomas Afro-Am. 9; Art 10, 11; D.E.C.A. 11; Jr. Sales; Basketball 9, 10, 11,12; Track 9, 10; Volleyball 9, 10, 11. Mildred Thomas Basketball 9,10, 11, 12; Cross Country 11. Betty Jo Thompson Business 12; G.A.A. 9; Ushers 10,12; Yearbook Salesman 9; Student Council 9,10; Class 9 (Treas.); R.R. 10 (Pres.). Mary Thompson Lab Biology 10; D.E.C.A. 11, 12; Drama 9. Dianna Thumm A.F.S. 10, 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12; Jr. Sales; U.F.O. 11; Spanish 11; Win-the-Peace 12; Yearbook Salesman 10, 11,12; Yearbook Staff 11, 12 (Asst. Ed.); R.R. 12 (Sec. -Treas.). Henry Tjemlund Lab Biology 10; Chemistry 11; Physics 12; Voluntary Fireman 11. Kathy Trimbur Art 12. Joe Tronzo Jeff Turconi Sportsmen 9; Win-the-Peace 12; National Honor 10, 11,12; Student Council 12; Golf 10, 11, 12. Joe Turconi Sportsmen 9, 10, 11; Baseball 10; Golf 9,10,11,12. Judy Uplinger Business 12. Kevin Vankirk Chess 9; Sportsmen 9; Golf 10. Charles Verrett Auto-cycle 11; Lab Biology 9; Chemistry 12; Latin 9; Photography 11, 12; Spanish 11; Win-the-Peace 12. Cheryl Wade D.E.C.A. 11; Jr. Sales; Ushers 10,11, 12; Student Council 12; Tigerettes 9, 10,11,12; R.R. 11 (Treas.). Frank Wagner Rege Wagner Baseball 11. Nancy Waite Manny Washington Afro-Am. 11, 12; Basketball 9,10; Football 11, 12. Cindy Watson D.E.C.A. 11,12; U.F.O. 12; Pep Band 10, 11; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12. James Weido Sportsmen 10 (Vice-Pres.), 11 (Treas.), 12 (Treas.); Varsity 11, 12; Student Council 12; Football 10,11, 12; Track 11,12; R.R. 11 (Vice-Pres. ). Robert Weir Sportsmen 9,10,11,12. Kathy Welsh G.A.A. 9, 10. Donna White Lab Biology 10; G.A.A. 9, 10; Tri-Hi-Y 10; Jr. Sales; Physics 12; Spanish 10, 11, 12; Yearbook Salesman 10,11, 12; National Honor 11, 12; Student Council 10, 11, 12; Cross Country 10; Class 10 (Treas. ), 11 (Pres. ); Executive Council. Debbie Wickline Basketball 9,10; R.R. 10 (Treas.). Edward Gene Williams Varsity 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12. Cheryl Word Nat l Thespians 12; R.R. 12 (Vice-Pres. ). Markel Work Art 9, 10, 11; Sportsman 11, 12. Hollis Young Drama 9,10, 11,12; G.A.A. 9, 10 (Treas.); Tri-Hi-Y 9; Jr. Sales; Nat l Thespians 9,10,11, 12; Ushers 10, 11, 12; Student Council 9,10, 11, 12; Class 10 (Pres.); R.R. 9 (Pres.), 11 (Pres.); Executive Council; Pillow Talk; George M; Li 1 Abner. Kim Young U.F.O. 12; Spanish 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 9,10,11, 12; R.R. 9 (Vice-Pres. ), 10 (Pres.), 12 (Pres.). Carolyn Young Pete Zwieryznski 195 The production of the 1977 TIGER YEARBOOK could never have been completed without the hard work and fine efforts of many people. Therefore, we have reserved this space to express our great appreciation to everyone involved. We would like to thank Miss Geraldine Selby, our yearbook advisor, for her good judgment and understanding in answering-all of our many questions. A grateful thank-you goes to the entire yearbook staff for their many creative and useful ideas. Many, many thanks goes not only to our photography advisor, Mr. Donald Hicks, and his photography classes for taking and developing so many of our pictures, but also to our professional photographers, Mrs. Pat Gerard of Stanley's Studio and Mr. Michael Sprock of Michael Charles Studio. Finally, we would like to extend our sincere gratitude to Mr. William Singer, our American Yearbook representative, for the expert advice he has given us throughout the year. 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