Blackhawk High School - Ohiyesa Yearbook (Beaver Falls, PA)
- Class of 1975
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VL-NLKHAXKR HMM-1 LHOOL VK-NX ER FALL DUNN NLR-NNI-N T ,,,,, W1 A F 3, A 5,1 553 '55 , , , vk,, . '11, Bw Y Q' ff E fr, K- , Student Life Seniors Classes Sports Activities Faculty Index iim-, A,..-..... ,,,, , . 'ZZ' September, 1974, marked the beginning of Blackhawk High School's second year. Once again, the students of Blackhawk came together, like the pieces of a puzzle come together as a whole. Although every student is a part of the entire plan, each individual person has his own unique personality. Though we are all here for the common purpose of learning, we have different interests and goals. The 1974-1975 school year brought many new friendships and experiences and each one will contribute to our life's design. But, as the puzzle pieces are assembled, only to be broken apart again, so are the students of Blackhawk. As each individual puzzle piece stands alone, so must each of us to find our own life's intention. 4 gags - 4 Q ' L ,,,,n www 4 . If IW, ,, K fr I A mix 'wwf-'U:fp ' ' 1 7' f ' -f - -1 fjfjl' - ' A 4 , ., . .. , , 5 ig f Qf wa VVE'LL BE OPENING THE DOORS TO THE FUTURE, BUT WHAT WE FIND IS UP TO US. SHERRY L. KNAPP X-.I J : i 5533 , If 11 f IJ 1 ai X sul. V 1 f in 1 t 1 1. ,..,.,,,,,. Q, 454 + Q A--A., ff A fn 94 ' ,V ,' 2 12? 5 71 7 ' H ati i g Xmas AL, 'W Z -- - ,, N 5 x h 3 vi M.. Ja xx-1 Water you doing, Alex? How's scum? f , J gp, 'N 3 .L wh Zn , I ffm ' 2 W ,, , ,, Q WP' Z1 v, 45, Sm 452 V , , 'Y vii' K ay, 1,4 WZ , . ,X N Ma mai .ff EACH IVIAN . . . IS JUSTIFIED IN HISINDIVIDUALITY, AS HIS NATURE IS FOUND TO BE IIVIIVIENSE. EIVIERSON 552 Q' 'fl .QM in A x 1' Ld .OL ,,,' 1 , w A v 1+ f:..,1- W ,N r-W 7fff',- f f Grp Vi. 1-it if 91 ,A .a',', E . 'Q-n., 4 x ,.. , , A X. . -, u'.,-' , ' Q-.,:,,, Q' A , The after effects of the lunchtime rush 1 ,ff qv A -,iss-fear. v, .vt fp f ' . 1, ,X g,ifx.,p . ly 1 I-N.. 1 We Av rf ZW-1a,+i', mei 'Q' Nivek ReIsov's relative laws on transcendental meditation. .- 1 Q... , 1llW 41 ff V P ' .. 1 K xr' f xr f --X Q ,545-1 'xg F V :mass fd if xx. S if 1 Il M mais, s, B thus Iuttie p1ggy had roast beef , Jf .1 :war . A ,I M 'ffl if L 1' -4,5 2? ,Q I 4 nf,.,.sv 3, on . . . .. - .nm-n.,,ow6 M'.' 'A I ' R ' W If , 2 a x 2 f Q 4?31x at W EA-x.5.5!1z.Liu, VL , ,iw t 9 di .L 'V' xbix 'y riff Jw 5 i 1 3 , SENIGRS im ,Br i is .- X, - 'QA-V, 5 raw W' . ' . , Y . M , I If Ron Marnicio, President Josee Chouinard, Treasurer Terri Veon, Secretary Mark Bliton, Vice-President Mr. David Bricker, Sponsor Mike Laughner, Business Manager f-1 rf if .2 . my N We, the second Senior Class of Blackhawk High School, had a two-fold purpose in mind at the start of the year, to continue and strengthen newly formed traditions, and to initiate some new ones. Our activities began early in the summer of '74 with the preparation of the football programs. Soon after the close of football season, we turned our attention to the Fifties Dance. The event was well attended and marked as a huge success. As the Yuletide season brought good cheer to Blackhawk, the Seniors actively participated in the Pittsburgh Childrens' Hospital Farkleberry Fund Raising Drive. The annual Christmas Dance was made a reality by a group of hard-working Senior Class members. Throughout the first months of 1975, our efforts were directed towards the preparations for graduation and the Commencement exercises. As the year drew to a close, as did our high school experiences, a Senior Class Party was organized. Because of the constant support and cooperation by class mem- bers and our sponsor, Mr. Bricker, the officers were not hesitant to attempt any task or opportunity that presented itself to them. Joel C, Adams Fiikki L, Amutis Brian K. Anderson David D. Anderson Q? 2? f, f 1 X 79 I Q I 'V if' xii ,V , MIQQNIW Q ,V 5951.15 The name's familiar, but can't place the face , . . Joseph P. Antoline L. Marita Aronen David J. Arthurs Mary J. Arthurs 19 4 Iv U7 20 if fi A 1. X Barry D. Barnhart Lorraine K. Barnhill Robbie A, Barnhouse Gretchen G. Barord U Y 'V fx: . ff 1 rf. Ziiif 3 ii, K 'K v Bruce E. Barioe Lou J. Bedekovich Gary A. Beighley Rickie A. Bell v-4-'Q Lorraine A. Benetti Nancy G. Betke Kenneth E. Bentfeld Julie M. Berkey Sharon K. Berry Tia R. Bickerstaff Eugene D. Biser Roberta L. Blazak -I G .1 BJ . Q J 'I 22 4? heir A n va f' 4- 61 -Y Mark J. Bliton Jane E. Boettner James Fl. Booher Andrew A. Boro Diane A. Bortz Karen L. Braden Richard A. Brelloch Judith A, Bricker Homecoming October 4, 7 974 1 Judy Sterrett was chosen 1974-1975 Home- coming Queen, and was attended by Cindy Uebe- lacker, Alexis Sage, Marcie Padezanin, and Phyllis Frkuska. She reigned over the Blackhawk-Ellwood City football game, with the win going to Black- hawk. Ms. Sterrett was crowned at the beginning of the Homecoming pep rally. 1. Seated: Queen Judy Sterrett. Standing I. to r.: Cindy Uebelacker, Phyllis Frkuska, Marcie Padezanin, Alexis Sage. 2. Judy escorted by Bill Ganelin at the half-time ceremonies. 3. 1974-1975 Blackhawk Homecoming Queen. B B Cathryn M. Bucher Barbara A. Buckley C B Scott B uzza James L. Byers , 'f'rf1-:ff , ,- 'r ' svn wjiir ' y'-+vQvvLfV ff 5 .W . V O , 5 ff. IEQBO Q X6 9 9 5.0 7 V ,O 5 o'0'9,0 ,, . r O rr 4666 .fm M Q Q v v v H O r 98,000 4 4, ,X.V0 . . Q Q 0 O M r rrarr 00001 o 'Q.Q.0:f'4 Q :A , , 7 3 . 23 g ,4 .5 5 6 any - 24 RJ Terri A. Byers Robert E. Canter MV l Paul H. Caironi Cynthia M. Caminite Nancy L. Campbell .tty Q n . l - M a Jr. James P. Capalbo Rebecca A. Castrucci Harry T. Cekovich D 9' M ,I qu.. qv-an--o 'l ,ff fmmmm.-1-,, ww Eat up, girls, because tomorrow it's the fat farm. Hedy L. Childs JOSGQ P. Chouinard . u 'f Dorothy J. Cockerham Nancy L Cogley N. n f Patricia A. Colaizzi Terri D. Coleman Kiln Lisa A. Colavincenzo Daniel E. Cook Richard L. Copeman Wayne L. Corbin T 1 1s,'Sm 1 2 1' 'W ,fx ', 'sl u 0 1' s nj. -, , ' ' 4 Q .xx' Terri L. Corcoran Mark S. Cornelius Beverly L. Cox Shawn E. Cozart Q , H Ron S. Cramer Kathleen A. Crangi David C. Crawford Sheff:-6 Y. Criswell 27 ,1 XS' 1' 5 'wa L9 llii f 'lv 51 I f 32 ' I K xt. Nfffflwr nr' Timothy J. Crook Kimberly D. Cuddy Donald J. Czech II Kimberly A. Dalton Judy L. Dean Louis A. DeCaro ll John E. DeMaria Bruce E. DiCarlo '45 ll' Friends, fd' If xx Cathy A. Dietz Joseph C. DiFrischia Raymond A. Douds Sherry L. Douglass x , -9 . , ff A III ,V A l Pamela L. Dourm Debra R. Douthitt Denise A. Dripps Ralph K. Duffy lg 29 ,UI Q sew .fi- 'W if . iv .i ' if M7 Q f I ff l,5, EV 1,V m. . . W m 5 fl eeil gf .-5' 9 ESE! . . .E Denise L. Eckman Bruce L. Ecoff Michael P, Edmond i v Q M1 Donald F. Ehrenberg .. ,. l U Scott D. Engle Jeanine M. Eppley Robert M. Evans Philip W. Fatula K Q I VW l Phyllis J. Frkuska Charles M. Fry Donald'E. Fry Flobin L. Frye , N l ' - -F Tw elif ff'c' l -' l,f,'1' Y , Melanie J. Fryer Lisa C. Fusco William R. Ganelin Paul E. Garman ,gift fi' Who me? l lx b Robin R. Gayhart Darlis S. Geary Diane L. Geary J. Douglass Geary --Lf 1 K' yu. 7994 -nn .f- y l , , l Rebecca L. Gillingham Greg A. Gishbaugher Joel Gisondi Kathleen M. Glott 33 if NIGHTS IN WHITE SATIN Co-chairpersons Terri Veon and Mark Bliton organized committees of seniors to create the picturesque setting for the 1974 Christmas Dance, Nights in White Satin. B. E. Taylor and his group provided live entertainment as the couples boo- gied and jived to the music amidst scenes of lavender and blue haze skies and glistening white snow. Rebecca L. Grimes lt I , Seated: Lisa Colavincenzo, Queen. Left to right: Josee Chouinard, Phyllis James R. Gumpf Robert M. Haddox Frkuska, Melanie Fryer, Liz Lestyan and Cindy Uebelacker. D. Kim Haffey v ff- . if Fred A. Hahn Cynthia W. Harn Lynn K. Hartman Robert L. Helle fa: a' .DECEMMBEH 7974 Elizabeth A. Hiles Janet R. Hill Charles E. Hogue Valerie L. Honaker 35 F31 M . ' aff, Y -iff r ji - Vicki A. Honaker Nancy Hood Crystal L. Horn Sherry L. Hoskin M Jeri L. Householder Lorraine J. Householder Debra M. Hupp Gordon Fl. Iben Sharon L. Jackson Eugene H. Jansto Tammy L. Javens Cornel K. Jerome Kalynn Jewell David L. Johnson Vicki Jones Robin Kalajainen . M: - Wsrvwy ' I PS Mm 'G Lof1'ufvmrf2v9f.LM9'? , 4 ! .4Xv, ' L -M. 1-ff..-aww? ,. 1:1 A x X XS. in 38 1 12 Wi fX ,. David B. Kingsbury III Pamela J. Kirkpatrick Norma L Klttner Kevin P Klein Leanne S. Klein Susan M. Kline Sherry L Knapp John K Kohlmann ggyf wwf Robert M. Krainik 550 ,..,v David B. Lash Glenn W. Kraynie Jr. Becky S. Laszlo T f T v David D. Krut Deborah A, Landsbach Michael E. Laughner Michael L. LeFebvre :-P -'A AX , 'A AI D D, 44. A 5 1? 4 ii 'Q ' r , ,fa :A SWS? Y 12 9 if 2 i 3 , 2 A QS. 1 1 sg? , QQ i wryfz , 7 , . xf , ,. ggi 39 I? 1354? J., 'A 'B ' P 0.13 J 6- Glenn A. Lester Elizabeth P. Lestyan Harry C. Lilley aw l 2 . William J. Liston Robert Lokar Jr. Maureen A. Lucci Randy W. List Diane E. Lund 3, l Marjorie L. Lutton James D. Machen Randall C. Lyle Stephen M. Madden Wendy l.. Magness Daniel P. Mahoney I - ev 'nv-:A N lx, Beth A, Majcher Richard A, Mannaruno K, ,mmnwfw-I-si-0 'hr s fl? , ' fffff, ' Q al' mf , K Q . K x xx gfgff' XXXU , 2 'A iylkjg X! 'iff pt U7,ff:,' Lf' K '- A XX u. X 1' ' X V' x ' A N.QL V A Timothy C. Mannix Ronald J. Marnicio T ,E 5, X' V V - ,N,,,.,,N ,,... Cathy Mastrogiuseppe John W. Mathews ww., U J'Va Rv av The little angel arrives from heaven. 422' 'Y' ? Sharon A. Matuski ZoAnn L. May Ronald C. McAdoo Kevin A. McCarI r l , J 1 il , is J tifim Kevin Fl. McClain James C, McCIinton Jr. Janice E. McConnell Luanne P. McCowin Mi T lf' f 'Wage KimbeflY J. McFarland Jennifer L. McGath Raymond P. McKnight Kevin R. McRoberts 'K f f Marianne McStay Nancy L, Meador Robert W. Melvin Carol A. Merriman 'S B Lynn R. Merryman Alex A. Mervis Diana M. Meteney Timothy C. Meteney Nancy J. Mihalko Shirley A. Miller Bridget Milnes Robert J. Mischka 45 16 of Q- '7- 46 bl E if M : - ,.. , My ef' 4 in like Kevin D. Moore John A. Muris Gay Murphy Nancy A. Murphy Sharon L. Murphy Bette A. Murtha Joseph V, Nalepa Lee Namola Claudette R. Neidlinger Robert E. Osman Jr. aff iyi . AQ. . ,, . - bf Q H :M 5 1 fx -. ,Q 5 z-.x 1 ', gg cp r ,ff . Charles R. Newhouse Keith Newman 'U X x. ,f Marcie L. Padezanin Barbara Panner X. Q Renee M. Nowotney Maria Papasavas 5, 1 'SA Karl F. Pappert Charles W. Parsons Joanne S. Pauvlinch Catherine V. Pawlos Karen 5- Pease Herb V. Pegg Regina M. Pelaia Bob Peterman Barbara Peters Diana L. Phillips Marilyn K. Phillips Mark A. Platz ,gl 1' ' Aman. Jeff L. Policaro Kenneth G. Price David R. Pruban Ronald V. Pullman 50 Q x! i M 5 N. Jeffery C, Pyles Robin R. Raley Georgette Ralich Kevin Fl. Ralph . , Carlos Misili was Blackhawk's second exchange student from San Paulo, Brazil. Carlos lived with Ke- vin Anderson, a Blackhawk junior and his family. He left for his home in Brazil in February. Carlos enjoyed the basketball games and cheer- tk leaders and the friendliness of the Blackhawk stu- dents and teachers. He plans to attend a free college in Brazil to become a computer technician. ga tl SN :EN 'Q 1 Q Q' i Janet L. Reed Sharon K. Reed Thomas J. Fleed James Fl. Reid rss! is Laura J. Reisinger South America Visited Blackhawk Chi-IVY' A' Rice JGfffeY J- RlmbeY Samuel A. Rocco SSS pu Patricia Canizares was living with her sister, Mayo Peel, her husband, and three children. She came in June from Medellin, Colombia, South America, where she lived with her parents and two sisters. She also has a brother living in Miami, Florida. Patricia enjoyed going out with her friends and playing sports. She especially liked basketball, which she played in her high school. While at Blackhawk, she had participated in many things, among them the Powder Puff Football team, helped the yearbook staff and prom decorations. When Patricia returned to Colombia in July, she began to get ready for college where she will special- ize in computers. .Wx Q K x . l WV .f U' 'S f , . 9, M.. I .f N Q' MBFY F- Rock William J. Romano Deborah R. Russell Raymond M. Russell 51 Saw if i he Beverly A. Rycz Joann M. Sabino Alexis P. Sage Kenneth H. Sanders CP.,-' 'N M Linda Fl. Savilisky Daniel L. Schier David P. Schraf Mark Schriver ffx E XL: x Torrie L. Scott Lila M. Scranton Tom E. Sharp Charles L. Shearer 1, mix Teresa M. Shaffer David L. Shanor Florence E. Show Josephine C. Show 53 rn' W 2 f Q 9 8- Io' F., x v 'AS-X Garrett H. Shroads Patricia L. Shuman Stuart A. Siegel Debbie L. Simmons wig . 1. 6 0 40 In 5 5 f. ' ,vi .. M . . I W 1 K .' K. A ...M Raymond G. Slovak Julie A. Small Bruce K. Smith Deborah J. Smith 'gi f 2 i ' 37E,5i2?i?'?WiQirt'21it 'ff' ' M. . i i Lynda R. Smith Vicky M. Smith David A. Sodergren Barbara A. Sokol f' If .lv 'Y .wk .iff 1 John M- Southall Patricia A, SOYTS Pamela G. Stalnecker Pamela L. Stanton f .ff i ' 9 . 4 af ,vw Qui . it 'W 5. at . . 5 . , ' i 55 'Fi- GQ6 , Andy in-wav Janice L, Stanyard Francis S. Steiner Jr, John C. Steiner Judy L. Sterrett Thomas E. Stewart Keri L, Stratton Oliver W. Stratton Clint F. Streit I X I.. '- iffwf . ,! ff-5' f se gy... .. fg V M, Ji . ...... ,Hu ,.., .. fl I I i f - ff-,,,, sigma? , I X -Wg. fm .i nw f f v M, ,J my ,af A if 4 V wi W ' 3 4 N. l 4' 0. ,Qs 6 Oh uit 15 Carol A. Teasdale John F. Teasdale no, l split my pants! a .idk .. Keith W. Thompson William W. Thompson L. lil-W e., Faith Fl. Tibbetts Richard J. Tislnai KO 58 Margaret A. Tkacik Dino N. Toney 5 Gregory A. Toth Sherry L. Travers iff: Judith A. Tress Jamey Tritschler ,, 5 .. g? f ' i'l? f'?i55 ' ' ' . . ,e 11-' - in V V -yep' . Marianne Tro Carol n L. Truter Vickie L. Tsai Cynthia J. Uebelacker Y Y E Y Tamara L. Uebelacker Valerie A. Vacar Lisa A. Valli Terri A. Veon MQW li 3 f -.n: ,- J. Nancy J, Vido Cynthia K, Weaver ,aS,1r+fa ' . Michael A. Vidonish Kevin C. Vosler Michael J. Wallace Douglas B. Weidner Chad M. Weimer John H. West nf?-E4 Y 'L Af, Deborah L. Wheel-ef Colleen F. Whitlatch Larry J. Wilmoth Cindy Wilson W y r Lisa A. Wood LuAnne Yensull Lynn E. Yensull Chris T. Yingling 1 Wim, ff, 'Z- wk, . 19' 2 ,., .1-, 'K . Mig -.Rx Christia L. Yokel Cindy L. Young XJ 3 V , I ,W Debbie L. Young William W, Young psy Lu.. Cindy L. Zacarchuk Darrell L. Zeh va' . if 'E ,, Mw- nf ' -Q -f-H , 311, 75 x. -415' 'Wx Wu 1 Z! ,, W I Aff 4' sf f 'IE'- Vw ' ji: , , TQ V so 1 '11 f va ly!-if:-' A! - Q o'vd I all' .lm 5522: 'iff' .4 vw ' 5 ,gf 1? Q59 Stick 'em up! Edward W. Zellhart Jr. Cynthia M. Zima Janet L, Zupsic HYVAT YSTAVAT 27444 haggle mfW,zf'?2fjf1 WM fmefvc fowl 522427 ???mwa72f,f7Z.z4,ff mdmmwuwig' 'Rig cldfynna 154044 ma iilwwdfcyf ffmmnfwv Kwv MIMTAANY flf' , ,md . f me maxim 7m Jima, ' a Q N f Z! mlm 9, V W H0 055 F5 . Q my 774 QQVVQE . Q0 mel, fa, ,5'5Hf rw! it CLASSES xf CLASS OFFICERS JUNIOR CLASS 'dl .1 Junior Class Officers: Steve Volk, Vice-President: Vikki Graham, Secretary, Suzanne Chouinard, President: Marty Schmolly, Treasurer, Marea Stuart, Business Manager. The 1974-75 Junior Class, sponsored by Miss Emma Clapie, had an extremely busy year. Even before school began, the summer found us organizing a car wash and a bake sale. With school under way, the October project was the annual junior class magazine sale, which proved to be a substantial success. November came, and along with it the junior class Homecoming Mum sale, the lighting of the B on the hill for two home football games, and the powder puff football game. The March spaghetti dinner and varsity-faculty basketball game marked the end of ourfund-raising projects forthe year. All in all, our attempt to finance the Junior-Senior Prom on May 2 was a great success for us, the class of 1976. Miss Emma Clapie, Sponsor. if-Ei' My ws 45 Sophomore Class Officers: Nancy Kross, Secretary, Barry Ebersberger, President, Dan Lansberry, Business Manager, Carolyn Uebelacker, Vice-President: Dawn Cole, Treasurer. Freshman Class Officers: Lisa Namath,Treasurerp Carol Taylor, President, Lisa LaNeve, Secretary, Sue Stuart, Business Manager, Beth Walters, Vice-President. S OPHOMORE CLASS The cooperation and ambition of the sophomore class with the aid of our sponsor, Mrs. Beckwith, helped make this year's activities worthwhile. We supplemented our treasury by sup- plying refreshments at the home basketball games and vari- ous school functions. A tradition was started when we united with the freshman class to sponsor the Valentine Dance. Our class party was held in April, and we are hoping it will be an annual event. The Class of '77 is now looking forward to a successful junior year. ALI.- Sponsors: Mrs. Isabelle Gilchrist, Freshman Class, Mrs. Jane Beckwith Sophomore Class, We, the Freshman Class, have many goals to strive for in the next three years at Blackhawk. We have already begun our climb to achieving these goals through sponsoring dances, a car wash, and our unique spring flower bulb sale. Thanks to our sponsor, Mrs. Isabelle Gilchrist, we have successfully begun the unification of the Class of '78. FRESHMAN CLASS HOMEROOM 207 L. to R. Brenda Burgess Molly Kuhn Jackie LeFevers Jeryl Tunno Bobbi Ceriani Jan Tritschler Crystal Romano Lisa Smith Joe Licht Wayne Hall Marea Stuart Peggy Liller Brenda Cepek Melinda Campbell Nancy Heineman Robin Hooks Robin Doyle Chuck Moore Jerry Madden James Shephard Tom Jansto Jonathan Aber Mike Namath Ken Stanko Darrel Brydebell Curtis Thomas 7 HOMEROOM 277 L. to R. Tim Hetrick Ted George Ron Mannarino Mike Jansto Don Shoemaker Cheryl Howe Toni Smith Tammy Stevens Mary Pappas Bonnie Sheridan Karen Jacox Kelly Hill Debbie Crawford Judi Mohler Marlon Mathews James Erath Trent Trees Richard Briggs David Safreed Fred Dannels Theresa Wichryk Kristen Haney Jeff Greene George Britton ir Suzanne Chouinard 69 HOMEROOM 278 wJ Y.. 115 ' L. to R. Tom Roberts Kevin Golmont Ben Cockrill Ralph Lovette Terri Lennox Penny Geiger Patti Wood Shirley Bardes Beth Douglass Susan Wichryk Betsy Middleman Lisa Veltri Debbie Martin Charles Giska Bruce Humphrey Craig Hannum Leonard Grimm Lorrie Price Kelly Doyle Rita Vavro Amy Kabat Craig Marshall ez N :Q Ll, K E' P HOMEROOM 2 79 L. to R. Dave Heddendorf Tom Symczak Victoria Graham Karen Tisinai Marilyn Schriver Mary Policaro Terri Klugh Janet Braley Louanne Snedden Frances Bash Cindy Hudson Sam Mariotti Bill Householder Lenny Cole Dennis Brelloch Dave McKnight Diana Bailey Sue Callahan HOMEROOM 220 L. to Fl. James Martin Eric Wietz Chester Zombeck Chuck Kisic Mike Bova Terry McKee Michele Trenary Norma Troup Debbie Bailey Ronald Noel Chris Allison Kathy Angle Debbie DiFrischia Beth Muris Cathy Zurga Karen Shoaff John McCarter Dana Fencil Randy Rawding Wylie Goe Dave Moore Brian DeYoung Eugene Lassiter William Morosse Patti Detka Jon Lambright HJWQFROOMZZ7 'W , , emo A Ma' N L. to R. Barb Tribone Helen Zahn Mary Knowlson Bill Demarest Patrick McFarland Ed Watterson Sue DeFlose Robin Eck Bridget Donnell Jane Mundell Pam Weir Jackie Wood Deborah Smith Neal Anderson Larry Welsh Brian Arthurs Danny McLean Mark Avery Don Padgett Edward Fetter Charles Gibson 2555 1-mfwffffoofw 222 74 x L. to R. David Barsottini Jeff Alderette Mike Miller John Haffey Joe Knowlson Kelley Cox Cathy Mason Nancy Rexroad Terri Shanor Debby Foster Tom Goehring Cathy Graham Karen Caminite Karen Estermyer Becky Flittlemann Patricia Livingston Elizabeth Welesko Bart Marshall Ed Ellefson Cheryl Bogard Eric Yonkee David Zeh Mary Ellen Farrelly Mike Borrelli Dan Tsai Edith Clark Gregg Streit Mark Peirce George Kerestly Tom Konchan Cindy Rossman nf,,,ef Q FQ, HOMEHOOM 226 ,ww FH' L. to R. John McLaughlin Jeff Muris Melanie Nestor Paula Farrelly Lisa Green Valerie Vukas Debra Shellenberger Aline Byers Carol Weaver Laurie Ross Cindy Sebastian Tracy Smith Lisa Volk Laureen Sassaman Dennis Baker Gary Friday Bob Johnson Robert Jenkins Jon Best Russ Melvin Tim Trn Tom Campbell HOMEROOM 227 L. to R. Mary Jane Griffith Pamela Engle Roy Conner Jeff Royle Steve Volk Ilene Goldstein Cheryl Keiser Judy Umstead Linda Javens Michelle Murray John Lestyan Mark Miller Ron Padgett Gentry Verner Bill Newman Thomas Niedbala Robert Nelson Sam Shetler Gary Dwyer Nancy Thellrnan John Thompson G W, 4 1' -qw 1? -. . N n.. W 9 'UN ,. 'hip w-.Jw ' 1-'ll HOMEROOM 228 L. to R. Julie McBride Laura Wilson Gail Falcone Frances Mitchell Dolores Orrico Barbara Nlajcher Melvin Blackburn Dave Granati Diane DeMaria Sherry Gerard Julie Jones Donna Large Jill Gregorich Marty Schmolly Anita Schantz Debra Gerard Jim Hardt Anthony Griffin Rod Wilson Denis Ralph John Krecek Scott Policaro Jim DiCiana Andy Bernhardy 77 gaggi- HOMEROOM 229 L, to R. Don Patterson Robert Priddy John Beckman Michael Ross Robert McCIinton Connie Collins Carol Snedeker Cindy Hammond Robin Haffey Tony Bonomo Karen Hamilton Peggy Kelly Melinda Padezanin Linda Schraf Pam Hays Robert Policaro Flay Mitchell Paul Snajd Dick Blinkiewiez Mark Monroe John Diffenbacher Charles Joy Karen McLaughlin Steve Gilbert Kathy Thompson HOMEROOM 234 g X..-I -1 nm L. to R. John Boyle Don Kester Joe Knowlson Mark Brobeck Roger Nester Ray Valli David Boguszewski Terry lVlacioce David Somerville Roger Colaizzi Rusty Riley Dave Shea Bill Anderson Bud Veiock Jim Richards mr V1-f V' 'V fx-1, 79 xy . 'Q 122524 HOMEHOOM 204 sgarpggtzlzf f fi aa- my 55' i 80 fm? G vi. . . -- . Dia an Xu ,8- Bonom to top, L. to R. Donna Simmons Rosemary Bizik Tammy Corbin Cathy Stoltz Lynn Phillips Pamela Allen Chris Pavlinch Jeanine Matsukas Patti Smiley Debbie Casey Jim LaBate Rita Ziegel Donald Hogue Dal Watterson Dana Seamans Thomas Tunno Samuel White Wes Peoples James Klein Bruce Kirchhoff Dawn Cole Theresa Presecan Lisa Alleman Karen Church Susan Diehl Robert Arthurs Sam Feyka Gary Barr Brian Murphy David Policaro Kevin Diehl Duane Pringle 4 ft 41 fe, wa N- HOMEROOM 270 L. to R. William Stitt Bob Uebelacker Thomas Lindsay John Andino Ronald Marsh Jim Dilley John Pierce Donna Bradow Sharon Patton Anita Farioli Pamela Lee Suzanne Cochran Peggy Laughner Joanne Matotek Rhonda Myers Barbara Robison Kathy Zielinske Kathy Anderson Judy Wieland Eugene Friday Daniel Frederick Shelley Householder Barbara Allison Robin Beltz Keith Ketterer Robert Fabian Timothy Martin Keith Watterson Kelly Ginther Francis Cunning Paula Dumbaugh F 3fw1. ,, 'M ,pi , , THEN e.. 1' I '.1 LQ'3,-A '21, si, HOMERO 0M 277 Bottom to top, L. to R. Joseph Sobona Gregory Hites Mike McQuade Cathy Consla Margie Marx Mindy Autenreith Katharine Mannix Carolyn Uebelacker Cedric Veiock Ralph Cumberledge Clinton Kalcevic Robert DeSanzo Scott Davis Connie Shanor Valerie Wooley Lydia Livingston Janice Brewer James Lamey Rhonda Stuhlmiller Judith McKin Robin Manini Douglas McConnell Jill Huber Kathy Vogler Steve Hays Lee Smith Reginald DiCarlo Joel Sherman Greg Knowlson James Toy ee 3 Q, Q10 . . viii: f .19 V . ., .I N., 3, 2 um HOMEROOM 272 L. to Fl, Tony Glott Donald Laderer Ernie Martin Steven Gouldsbarry Tom Balzer Chuck Shaffer James Rock Pamela Wilkie Christine Dobbins Debbie McConnell Tamara Young Janet Smith Shirley Milnes Sharon Peters Kimberly Stingle Lynn Campbell Nancy Kross Pamela Freed Robin Caracter Teresa Walker Mark Woodward Craig Peterman Bob Kisic Gabor Wilson James Lansberry Timothy Egan Lisa Hayward Andrea Lee gi mg .9- A ali -fre? ' RM x L . 83 A V is l qv, HOMEROOM 274 QQ We ,, we Bottom to top, L. to R. Lorraine Pullman Jane Doolittle Mark Davis Mary Taylor Joan Small Juanita Nail Mary Alice Braheny Donna Snedeker Candy Omogrosso Tina Tunno Beth Klein Peggy Goehring Jeff Brooks Mike Hamrick Tammy Baysinger Karen Lenz Pauline Keagy Beth Pruban Greg Taylor Carl Eck Ricky Sammons Robert Reese Robert Foster Dave Horn Robert May Pat Scranton John Peters George Hage Lonnie Yensull HOMEROOM 275 4 . 'N su ?!?'K?t,i'i:'V flrngzgfg u ,fl 3i'4!?'a-s i. L. to R. Bart Trautvetter Russell Davis David Braden Steve Maruca Flobert Lindner John Karczewski Tim Perrott James Wichryk Lueann Amon Debbie Curry Carol Dorothy Martha Grimes Mildred Zombeck Margaret Stepek Dawn Reeder Vickie Weir Eileen Field Linda DeLuca Cheryl Monnich Robin Finney William Northrop Richard Selby Donald Gentzel Peter Leidigh Mike Young Mike Burger William Logan Lynne Spagnola Merran Strayer 3 'L'?i,. 85 ' U fn , ll 0 . .rl 7.2 .I gin ,Oro-J HOMEROOM 223 F 9? -tlmres-V1.1 ,t. . Bottom to top, L. to R. Joann Steiner Gail Jones Ann Coleman Lisa Shephard Ronald Frey Cheryl Cavota Mary Mastrogiuseppe Jean Vito Joan Doolittle Kathy Smith Cathy Keller Betty Tress Joel Langnecker Brad Best Sue Wagoner Jeffery Thompson Rawding McDanel Mike Jurich Dave Cox Elizabeth Brooks Judith Martini Rick Riley Margaret Deafenbaugh Mark Daugherty Darrell McGeorge Dan Lansberry Barbara Lane Scott Field Ronald Riffle Sean Livingston Kevin Anderson HOMEROOM 224 L. to R. Wilbert Anderson Chris Blotzer Bruce LeFebvre Doug Young Greg Steed Mark Eckman Greg Schockling Michael Padezanin Teri Jo Kirchel Paula Laughner Tammy Littell Sandy Varady Theresa Bedekovich Brett Strouss Peg McVehil John Veon Debbie Langhel Peggy Meteney Susie Angell Michael Parahus Philip Crangi Albert Gatlin Martin Jennings Tom Johnston Ann Keiser Debbie Pederson Karen Markuten Lisa Chiodo Toni Cosentino Karen Douglas Amy Allen w df 4 I 2 E Q Q E N iw on 88 Bottom to top, L. to R. Barbara Kraynie Roger Symczak Twyla DiCicco Linda Troia Amy Mascia Teri Brobeck Mary Gould Terri Cunning Ellen Omogrosso Debbie Cook Betsy Reynolds Rick Brooks Cheryl Puskich Elizabeth Huddleston Rhonda Ficca Jeffrey Dahlgren Donald Glover Debbie Soriano Glenn Wagoner Louie Drozdibob Ronald Siovaila Floger Elmer Ralph Glaab Mike Pavlinich Steve Best Brian Hayes Gary Seiber Mark LaNeve Thomas Beck gal' v3l'f ' .G , I 3 a I ,www-M JD QQ-Q ffm lhq... as ,,,.,,...-ww-f 4 -l HOMEHOOM 237 5. QQ. vwur'5'-ll. '. . 1 H i Y 'E 'J . My is idx.. V , -w,s-l- f L, to R. Dean Musser Joseph Tkacik Mark Cameron Gerald McMiIIen Bob Finney Tom Barretti Terry Tress John DeCianno Mary Krut Julie Krecek Linda Wharton Linda Young Janet Troy Lynn Sekeres Marcie Matika Renee Sebastion Donna Parks Connie Booze Connie Brown Janet Zurcher Renee Newman Cindy Lewis Michele Beegle George Kaicevic Robert Strickier Tim Steel Robert Beck 3? BEST. 5: sta i if FP? HOMEROOM 232 90 Bottom to top, L. to Fl. Joe Douthitt Linda Schwartz Lynn Liller Lisa Newman John Fry Lucy Burian Connie Sheets Cindy Mineard Bill Rebel Jodi Beck Cathryn Passero Karen Todd Peggy Schmidt Jayne Wiggins Tim Beagle Jerry Rea Craig Evans Brent Ruby Kevin Hunt Barrie Powell Barry Ebersberger Steve Bliton Karen Yoho Joseph Young Tim Hammond Brian Green Joel Collins 5 rl , 1 Y' 'Q Tia ,-,n-q -Q 1 HOMEROOM 235 L. to R. Kathy Golnik Janice Faller Beverly Smith Lora Snedeker Patty Householder Diane Avery Michelle Kirkland Alison Bricker Mike Caruso Ken Colonna Jim Dickinson Ray Seawright Jerry Feit Bell Coon Gary McClain Eric Yuran Mike Krkuc Robbie Clemens Nick Courinas David LaRocca Lou Zona Donald Hogue HOMEROOM 7 72 Bottom to top, L. to Fl. Darlene Shetler Denise Stockunas Rhonda Rowe Nancy McLaughlin Judith Cline Kathy Davis Pamela Bonomo Mary Poerio Barbara Fryer Keith Myers Janis Hall Sandra Jacox Graham Smith Dennis Damazo Tom Haddox Allen Richard Doug Tsai Kerri Koss Kim Majcher Doree Bardes Robert Kester Tom Jackson Jim Booze Brad Seawright Jill Murphy Mark Frank Paul Engle Kirk Box Tom Mawhinney James Campbell Vickie Wooley iff? v .... W... ......- A HOMEROOM 7 73 S8-bf af, 2 M 1 f 11.153, f , 'Q sf- ,w R H Q g, X X43 N ,J Hai: Q f ,E-3 -K ff- i s 1.- .'5?'+d w zi7 :Ii5l.v:-' A U42 Ai had ri' i A J' 93 ,!kuA': ,,,?!ga .. . . . ,, 54, is '1 'rs'-' c Y . Se,,vi?t4f,,i.:ff1,fgg,s 'H . .' af' :. .,- -' H. - ..V. p --1,AgW', 'K ,I-5-Tigix. ,mfr A, ,, A W' 3 6- 'SMMW , ' -ffi - 5. .2-iw M W 5' f' L.-'fax' w,.ffn, jr ,1ffa3j'gq?.Q '- 265, ' A xr if 1 r'?1'?4kS1 JA-1 f y ,KA V ,kr ',. ,,h?' vim 1 w v,,,,.: ia1'w,z,,f K L- sf' , 5.-1 .- -Y L. to R. Kevin Reed Tim Ellefson Linda Van Maldeghem Henry Woodrome Wayne Hutchison Mark Cuddy Gene Royale Eric Schier Norman Caler Natalie Kittner Jane Donnell Karen Majcher Nancy Ross Paul Murton Mark Franchino Rick Micire Pat Troia John Page Michele Benton Patricia McGath Evonya Curry Tami-Ann Tunno Pam Irwin Terri Moore Tom Marshall Francis Balzer Judy Frye Renee Clerici Jody Stokes Shawn Plum Lisa Shaffer Brian Bogard Glenn Camp Ray Kelly 'ova' Q51 HOMEROOM 200 Bottom ro top, L. to R. Terri Littell David Dolph Bobbi Cox Kevin Lyle Bob Kalajainen Roger Yates Joseph Santillo Barbara Gosnell Rachel Lenox Ruth Fetter Donna Pederson Rick McKnight Bill Fischer Wayne Lassiter Kim Schied Ron Morosse Greg Conley Frank Black Floyd Alwine Danny Dunham Kim Taylor Renee Mittner Karen Stanko Carolyn Reid Ruth Krainik Terry Brooks John Teams Tina Ours Dann Glott HOMEROOM 207 L. to Fl. Mark Rimbey Randy Capozza Brian Harsh John Knapp Robert McFetridge Diane Smith Felicia Mammone David Miller Patty Zirot Susan Stuart Diane Veon Elizabeth McStay Linda Gehley Scott Lim Ed Derose Randy Johnson Valerie Collins Tammie Joy Sylvia Lambright John McConnell Becky Eisler Denise Buchholz Teresa Myers Jeffrey Stewart Joseph Fabiani Mike Orlowski Deena Prestegard Gay Hayward Janet Dean Mindy Russell Christopher Braley '-in ,,W..lv 0 r fd 'ff -fa' , i'V' , ? ' In '5'r.ffru ' fQ.,Mf - -. , , 'si 'LIKE' ' ,4,',g, , 1 'af 1 4' H rx' , 'K '24 A J :MA ,b ,sa .t giw SWS- if 'V i , 4 . ,J , - . . fi, 9,1555 ,i .. iffy , t, A x is ,Fay V . 7,f'f ,-:QL iii,-'ah .s-F . rm , my V:.f ?,vvL Oxy.: zfitzizflttrfhikg- ?'ix,:i fd . ., irlvesai 5 T, l A, x X' Q! L has HOMEROOM 202 Bottom to top, L. to R. Marsha Bebout Bob Schantz Joe Shutack Mary Beth Schraf Lisa Lightner Carrie Thellman Mary Freund Diana Blazak Leigh Moore Jim Policaro Tim Mengal Tammy McCullough Nancy Stanton Jamie Gregorich Jeff Gray Chris Norek Dave Angle Mary Chutko Ken Hill Kathy Foster LiAnn Howard Jeff Flick Karen Rickard Mike Callahan Patty Dickinson Lisa Whitlatch Joan Pavlinich Colleen Crangi Robert Timmins Eddy Lauch Bob Maher Nick Mulig James Karmie it 55 HOMEROOM 203 L. to R. Paul Hecker Bruce McKay Greg Best Paul Feyka Jack Weaver Dan Joy Mark Lewis David Smith Paul Bricker Pamela Mariotti Debbie Sykes Yvette Walker Tracey Anderson Rhonda O'Dell Gilda Contino Nancy Miller Karen Fatula Lorraine Goehring Carol Katchmar John Swick Laura DeMuzio Ben Derringer Judy Rau Tammy Ceriani Lisa LaNeve Ruth Ann Heddendorf Elaine Flycz William Bayes Raymond Lentz Dan Monroe Paula Somerville Charles Littell Mark Seikel ...Nfl 97 XA I 43 r Emi HOMEROOM 205 98 E9 5 xi! A j I 03,50 Bottom to top, L. to R. Michael Stuhlmiller Steve Koleman Charlie McElroy Cathy Sokol Beth Conley Lorrie Ruth Pam Melvin I -- Joline Burger Theresa Marchwinski Trudy Kantra Helen Zombeck Patty Price Teresa Failor Marilyn Lance Kim Hayward Jay Owens Daniel Watson Bill Falcone Thomas Sebastian Jon George Patrick Carroll Susan Wagoner Terry Demaria Lisa Namath F 1 as Pamela Gilchrist John Brelloch William Mischka Mark Jomes Debbie Sunny Gary Lindner Eric Rittelmann 9.35. 0- Q uP' y fv..f1. X Nfl' AS in AM ilu ,Q i ft, las sw I in I' HOMEROOM 206 Bottom to top, L Keith Richeal Jim Kisic Art Sebastian Brenda Rummel Lester May Gina Policaro Wanda Hall Patty Brown Cynthia Javens Christine Siegel Tammy Yurcina Robert Valli Terri McLean Grace Myers Christina Fultz Gary Borrelli Donna Krepps Lynn Davis Pete Erath Robert Spretnak Randy Lucas Robert Liberty Tim Davis Brian Miller Lynne Malichky Sandy Wise Lisa Streit Scott Campbell Robert Jansto Russell Barley Cheryl Coates ,.,,,mW HOMEHOOM 208 S sway 4 ',f,.kg-as 'K .K P Z -I ,JS 'Vs -.X-. f'-iff N . 4 x ,115 A . 1 ,, a if 1 fwfr ' t L. to R. John Nlaceross Tony Pengidore Douglas Anderson Thomas Lane Mark Thompson Jaye Graham Kerry Mottern Ken Blackburn Judi McConnell Robert Burick Dave Shull Angela Dicianna Cheryl Hocanson Connie Smith Margie Schmeltz Jill West Marie Stanko Jomarie Figured Kim Field LuAnn Flimbey Heather Parsons Kathy Licht LouAnn Chimley Lisa Bebout Rachelle Terracio Laura Cox Daniel Fleischman Robert Drogus Brian McLaughlin 2 .af - fi f i if 2 ,, H., W, . ,,,,, .,,,,,. J l, , 7 J , Z HOMEROOM 209 Bottom to top, L. Linda Sansone Nlike Brooks Gregory Bittner Robert Compton Toni Ferrario Deborah DeSalIe Bonnie Lash Kevin Firth Carol Aquino Debbie Corl Brenda Cantner Arlene Osman Bruno Agostinelli Sandra May Janice Flehrig Linda Hetrick James Tate Steve Jurioh Beth Walter Bon Pagan Janice Gos Dino LaRocca Carol Taylor John Ruby Bill Long ' ferr F I , iff ,ie st tgp -2 R - eq l ?-- fm w.. John Dietrich Robert Colbert Karl Weitz Don McKee Flon Moore Jeff Shaffer ,ff 101 I S ,, Y J it to , lr-I , it ' 1 Zvi. HOMEROOM 400 JW XX... Q 1 J' .Y .. ' L. ii'f5'.' ..4' .ieaggf ,,,-fy 6, iyl,, 3e?es?',,2 xv-TRL 'f 'i7P:i ' f:-f. . Q. L, X ,,-' 1,9 f w mi -.11--xv 'lv - ... fi f.,,fng', Af . , , 'qzrna' 4. 1 ,H Lzaxl ,- f e ri? 2 f-'N I H SJ .-Ar. - 5 3,,,y'.1,2,w We is -J ' ,I .Y J.. ..1 - nw ' ' 'ni-ixsh .FQU . 102 Y 7 1 1 'n L. to R. Robert Hudock Gary Murphy Donald Rea Mark Corless Mike Greco Mike Zellhart Matthew Bliton Fred Caminite Mike Merryman Patrick Keller Henry Fosnaught Mark Ehrenberg David Mannerino Mary Gruber Colleen Tibbetts Susan Clark LuAnn Wilson Cynthia Roberts Tracy Steffen Julie Muris Adele Trenary Sally Criswell Patty Keppan Jeff Smart Sandra Diffenbacher Jennifer Beck Tammy McGraw Joan Petti Lisa Schriver Ann Zuberbuhler Bernadette Lindsay Don Schiack Jeff Lawton ,.-.v HOMEROOM 236' W ,fff i ir fm 1, nl -Hsin H T271 , L. to R. Eric Kardon Brian Dixon Kevin Sausman Dave Gibson Bob Miller Tim Fosnaught Chuck Hays Kathy Tyson Kim Vaughn Donna Hicks Shelia DiCarIo Karen Welsh Terri Grumbian Jan Gumpf Kathy Douglas Sue Miller Sue Spann Ken Chambers Duane Airsman Chris Fultz Ron Corbin Jeff Giambrone Gary Acherman Jim Reed Tony Tress in 103 33 HOMEROOM 237 qw 1 .-41 al r v L, to Fl, Tanya Luther Ellie Larson Elaine Pringle Patti Milanovich Karen Donnelly Roberta Murray Ann Sobona Lorraine Rickard Dan Burns Mark Zupsic Chuck Welsh John Polm Steve Smith Jeff Ours Charles Campbell Cindy Cook 'if rr' I NB . wr ----- -- 7 HOMEROOM 238 1 .qu L. to R. Mark Guandola Kevin Pengidore Guy Rimoldi Tom Tress Rex Criswell Tina Ricci Patty Troy Sue Loncar Sue Cole Carol Walker Cheryl Palyash Debbie Cron Jeff Brown Denise Fry Patti Kronstien Amy Crook Nancy Deyber Rhonda Pappas Jim Zuberbuhler wwf'-iq. 1: an ln my opinion, the entire team was most valuable. The starters were tremen- dous, and the bench strength carried us through many games. Every girl had some- thing to offer and we complimented each other very well. Even the J.V.'s contributed by giving the Varsity positions to work for. This team has a lot to be proud of. They helped to make Blackhawk a little more special. I am especially proud to be the coach of such an outstanding, cooperative, and enthusiastic team. My first year of coaching will always be a highlight in my Iife. Coach Cathie Wagoner BHS EXHIBITION OPP BHS SECTION OPP 48 Quigley 24 51 Beaver 18 33 Beaver Falls 25 41 Monaca 25 31 Neshannock 37 61 Center 49 50 Ouigley 11 35 Midland 19 52 Rochester 29 41 Beaver 19 Tournaments 79 Monaca 22 48 Butler 25 43 Center 33 37 Ellwood City 40 40 Midland 25 36 Union 22 WFIAL Playoffs 31 Ellwood City 25 51 Mountour 41 36 New Brighton 38 55 Franklin 30 Reg. WON 16 LOST 4 C-NHL .STA SKE TBALL mp- How 7: Lynn Sekeres, Kathy Angle, Cindy Caminite, Marianne McStay, Lisa Newman, Pam Freed. How 2: Colleen Crangi, Jan Gumpf, Gretchen Barord, Deb Russell, Peggy Kelly, Lisa Hayward. How 3: Carol Merriman, Mary Ellen Farrelly, Chris Pavlinch, Cheryl Bogard, Robin Caracter. ,Q lah, v Q, , i....A' 5? Coach: Cathie Wagoner so x ed YH Peggy Kelly and Cindy Caminite present Runner-Up Trophies and section plaque to Mr. Cornell. rv-ff' f if , PHQ, Coaches: Todd Stevenson, and Jerry Datillo. WRESTLING The Blackhawk Wrestling Team enjoyed their most rewarding season in 1974-75. The success of this team can be attributed to this year's seniors, who initiated the wrestling program three years ago. Because of their hard work, they have led the Blackhawk team to a repu- tation of being one of the best teams in this area. BHS OPP 35 North Hills 32 24 Quigley 39 42 Ambridge 9 66 Avalon 6 18 Ellwood City 34 29 Deer Lakes 15 27 Avonworth 24 36 Sewickley Ac. 18 36 Sharon 23 48 Columbiana 12 43 Freedom 11 30 New Castle 27 Moon 40 Hopewell 27 WON 11 LOST 3 Sr N! -. . ,, .37 fe -R... X. ull' i -m - Ni 1n11f 'f Vow l.'John Doyle: Mike Stuhlmillerg Gene Lassiter: Ron Marnicio: Ron Pullman: Bruce Smith: Don Laderer. How 2: Bay Russell: Flon MacAdoo: Jeff Alderette: Jlike Chiodo: Dan Schier: Kevin Golmont: Tom Konchan. 45 ,Sf iw 2 x' iv'..i.... 4.3 b aaumNwus1 ,wwf si i -., vnu , J,V.'s- Row 7.'FiogerYatesp Ron Morosseg Matf'i3Iitonp Eric Schier: Wayne Lassiterg Steve Smith. Haw2:BiIl Morossep Lance VanHornp Roger Colaizzip 113 Rick Brellochg Terry Brooksg Tom Roberts. How 3: Jaye Grahamg Jim Shepardg Jeif Pylesg Larry Welshp Lou Zonna. 1-.tips 1. x Q h .f 4 . 1 .,. t ,,,-v ' fig? Mike Chiodo - Section 6 Champion Kevin Golmont - Section 6 runner-up Zag n 717.7 XX ,Y Sy v QSJJ3' 114 finished with a very respectable record of 9 wins and 4 losses and a very promising outlook for continued success with its many fine underclassmen. gg! 4 .gh -s' CROSS CUUNTRY Row I: Ron Marniciog Mike Laughner: Reggie DiCarlog Roger Colaizzig Mark Filaurip Dave Kingsbury: John West: Chad Weimer. Raw 2: Pat McFarland: Rich Brellochp Rusty Riley: John Brellochp Dan Lansberryg David Moore: Mark Rimbeyg Mark Figleyp Ernie Marting Dave Angle. ln its first year as a varsity sport the cross country team BHS OPP. 27 New Brighton 28 70 Beaver 44 y 3 Vg U 15 Monaca 44 49 Ellwood City 15 39 Western Beaver 22 3 3 Aygi ?: g N g 41 Center 19 4 30 Hopewell 36 Q 64 Montour 36 40 Beaver 15 v . 26 Riverside 29 is gg 34 New Castle 22 it 'iilfii l 42 Aliquippa 19 if lti 32 Beaver Falls 23 at r.y' lis woN 9 Losr 4 rssy 1. ll f W s,S'S , 1. W 4:.., 1 wx? Q, N5 Q , .V 'fi N Y Y, -za Q 5 w 4, My fe' b - ,L.' Wi Q X 5 I f i ' W , 2 Wim vm Qggswwa-SL 6 x I X . 'X - ' LNTLHSX . .4 , K - fr ., ,s K . in , . vii. '54v..s Coach: Jim Nagel. J ff ,nl in. I Q 'lu -fu, im , X N... i. -. A is s- Nl 115 - 35 FOOTBALL 'wi' 5 : A : 'Q ,f if V 5,5 any Nirsgg.-v is N l-in . ,yigg -- H-53221. Row I: Chuck Parsons: Mike Chiodo: Dino Toney: Jacy McClinton: Chuch Fry: Mark Blitong Joel Adams: Jim Machen: Mike Vidonish: Kevin McCarl: Clint Streit. How 2: Herb Pegg: Mark Platz: Butch Lokar: Ken Bentfeldg Kevin Klein: Jeff Rimbey: Ray Russell: Steve Madden: Mark Schriver. Entering into a new and difficult league, playing seven games away from home, and having the stadium lights go out at a crucial game were difficult adversities to overcome. This year's football team tackled these challenges and accomplished a rewarding sea- son, that paved the way for promising future B.H.S. class AA foot- ball teams. BHS OPP Ambridge forfeit 6 Altoona 7 8 Aliquippa 14 20 Beaver 16 14 Sharon 7 O New Castle 21 8 Hopewell 9 O Beaver Falls 21 12 Brook 4 WON 4 LOST 6 Co-Captains: Butch Locar - Specialty Teams: Jacy McClinton - Offense? Mark Bliton - Defense. :gf A., K , ,,g?.., Qinfnifif r 2' .Quw . Coaches: John Barleyp Mike Raichg Frank Lalamag Wayne Coie. WN mug! g xl.. 3. tix- A I ' P' Nbr 'fr ' Row 7: Mark Miller: Mike Namathg Mark Guandolog Kevin Golmontp Mark Brobeckg Mike Wicklinep Don Cuddyg Bart Marshallg Kevin McClean. Flow 2: Chuck Joy: Marlon Mathewsg John Krecekg Bobo McClintonp Jim Shepard: Jeff Alderetteg Cliff Cole: Ken Stankog Ray Mitchellg Bo Madden. Row 3: Randy Rawdingp Ron Petruchag Eric Yonkeeg Ed Fedderp Jon Best: Mike Miller: Don Kesterp Mark Averyg Neal Anderson: Chuck Gibsong Craig Marshall. 'V gr. , is 1. M r, 1 'Q .E . .g,. i V 'Q I Managers: Dino LaRocca, Lou Zona, Joe Gisondi l l 1 K 8' 2 1 1 5 5'2 . 2. Q B O Q Ms at F . Ns- . Q , f ' ' --za 4, -4 ., X, M. .Ei,Afs. B . , B 143 .W , vw. ', 4 ,1 . Q, 1: -gl ' ik - f a U 'B fl l I C Q ul . A is Q if A A + . L V' ,Q A N 1' J Aix, i ,. 6 g 1 ii xi 7 Wi lt- Z Z oorr B in ': '- -- f ., f- M M gg , 'f-'94 , g g 1 R V ' B g 1 B y ly , 4 A B B XV 1 1 -Q M A I ya. A Y E , L,- i . M V , f ..-- 1 V I: Q. B is X r ' g V' ' B ,i : V Q. .hx B i it k X- Qi' -B V X 5 T 'FE ll i fl Ri u ,l NL xi .gf 3? X, 'at' - ff 'WT ' if B Y Q , r P GI N ar?-I ,X-Ui F421 , I K, ,sf ','A . ' 2 ' V I ? , A., ,ii , 1. 7 L4-sv . ' . ' r . J' 'Q A o n Hy! A Sizing- if K . A - t , , 4 3,1 is .yi ' fr w ,5,?ig,w3vF ri:vk1wfxQ4A Lv ffaiag- K rx, K hd,,:.,4 wa Mir 'wg-,W .1 ,SS f Wghgj jj .fgfg'g.' fl , ' ',, . V, fig ,5Q:'4ap3,! ff , V 'sling J ' ll 'fgi B B Q aura 'Y f V431 yr , in f H55 ,. M 1 H+ f 'R ff' - L ., - B' Ax , How 7: Steve Blitong Matt Zurgag Gerald McMllleng Brad Best: Jim Lameyp Rick Brooks: Adam Lopez: Ron Frey: Bill Lowry: Greg Taylor. How 2.'Jim Dickinsong Mark l.aNeveg Phil Crangig Doug McConnell5 Mike Padezaning Sean Livingstong Doug Young: Mark Woodward: Chuck Shaffer: Nick Courinos. Qgsfa' Un mi 120 i Fresh Football- Row 7: Pat Troia, Lester May, Paul Engle, Mike Merriman, Gene Mike Greco, Scott Campbell, Nick Mullock, Mark Corlous, Mark Thompson, Ken Linder, Eric Rittleman, Brian Harsh, John Rudy, Greg Best, John Teams. Row 4: Fran Balzer, Fluss Barley, Jim Carmey, Chuck Littell, Royal, Jim Policaro, Matt Bliton, Artie Sebastian, Pat Keller. Row 2: Mike Zellhart Hill, Jeff Gray, Kevin Firth. Row 3: Kurt Box, Bill Falcone, Tom Molwinny, Gary Brad Seawright, Bob Liberty, Dave Miller, Brian Bogard, Bob Maher, Tom Lane, BHS OPP O Aliquippa 6 l O Ambridge 14 O Beaver Falls 6 O Beaver 14 O Hopewell 6 WON O LOST 5 7' L-5 4' 1 . 5,Z Though not being an official varsity sport, The Blackhawk Girls' Swim Team did an amazing job by finishing second in the M.A.C. Tourney. The high spirit and talent of the girls is very encouraging for prospective seasons to come. 122 BHS 154 80 99 67 108 WON 3 Tw New Brighton Chartiers Valley Beaver Norwin Rochester OPP 32 91 77 114 62 LOST 2 l 5 It News ,, How 7:Connie Sheets, Janice Yoho, Melinda Padezanin. Row2:Judy Sterrett Barb Panner. BO YS ' SWIMMING ,Q T fl rf it i F : f 1553 . gttiitiismt E s T 2 Q, t 4 K i 5.5 . , - .IAA -Y A L? ,-.. a- LN 43 ...Ag - . v ' XI-Rite i T ' 3 AJ, . K E i ii l ' ' f How 7.'JoeI Langnecker, Carl Pappert, Bill Flebel, Bill Logan, Ray Valli, Mark Evans, John Andino, Jeff Stuart, Bob Valli, Dave Horn. Row 2: Kevin Anderson, Craig Evans, Butch Northrop, Don McKee, Bill Fischer, John Page, Carl Eck. How 7: Rob Clemens, Bob Sebastian, Bob Priddy. Coach: Jeff Jackman The Boys' Swimming Team dove into their first year of varsity competition. The season proved to be a winning one. Even though they were an unusually small team, their teamwork and experience proved very valuable in the meets. Q X AJ fcf n 52135 BASKETBALL lx A 124 C aches: Bob Wa ner g ,and John Nace. Managers: Dave LaRoc d J IG d 1 F W l l , 5 l GA Q 1 QGAQV guna, M1540 195 , lgslagx Q ,R fE4'?'f5Uf ,-4 ku: Evil SS' as on 'f- Q Q f a XM' J aaa Q. ,, a a ,Q-lv a1 B a a M, B ' -, 3 M kj f 1, J XX NNN MM J B ,low l f B M341 N44 lan' W' u BLWA' an 'A 11q I aaA'A urea of a aa J X aaa - ,J J x 5 l --1 , . o f l S' aaaaa F ,., iii ' . .5 Q M- . p 4 ' How 7: Mark Averyg Marlon Mathewsg Bill Ganeling Scott Engleg B b B k, Paul Calronu. How 2. Dan F I Jon McCarte ' Tim Mannuxp Tom J nstop Eric Yonkee. Q is A! A SECTION 3 126 49 New Castle 42 45 Ellwood City 47 35 Farrell 53 62 Ambridge 56 40 Beaver Falls 57 59 Sharon 63 52 Butler 65 54 New Castle 59 58 Ellwood City 54 51 Farrell 53 61 Ambridge 65 65 Beaver Falls 68 42 Sharon 63 57 Butler 72 WON 3 LOST 11 E Q Z i n N Z,.,- sf 5 W Q ...' 'i 4 r 1 F H rr- X f X-K 4' Junior Varsity - How 7: Bob Beck, Gary Barr, Mark Guandola, Don Padgett Raw 2:Tim Martin, Mark LaNeve, Martin Jennings, Tom Jansto, Scott Fields, Jim Dickinson, Mark Avery, Greg Knowlson 06 :Tut Q, s ,. A Lt A ..N,kkLLV , J , , . V. I ! , J Maher, Brian Harsh, Mark Seikel, Chuck Littell, Mike Zellhart, e ,nl law 7:Kip Richeal, Kevin Lyle, Bob Liberty, Artie Sebastian Row2.'Greg Best, Flandy Capozzo, Paul lricker, Jim Carmey, Mike Callahan. lun.. A j Sl Xl ' 'Nil - How 7.'Gene Royal, Jim Policaro, Dave Angle, Kevin Firth, Mike Brooks How 2:Mark Cuddy, Greg Conley, 127 The Freshman Basketball Team ended its regular season with an impressive record of seven and three. This was a very talented and hard-working group of spirited ball players and were a good sign for future basketball teams. BHS OPP 63 Baden Economy 32 37 Beaver 41 52 Beaver Falls 70 53 Aliquippa 48 60 Hopewell 34 46 Baden Economy 44 67 Beaver 70 44 Beaver Falls 33 45 Aliquippa 40 59 Hopewell 37 WON 7 LOST 3 BO YS' GYMNASTICS ln their second year of competition, the Boys' Gymnastic Team was very impressive and showed signs of continued improvement. Their hard work and excellent showing against prominent teams, displayed great potential for successful seasons to come. 128 BHS OPP 98 Rochester 109 88.5 Ambridge 133.7 70 Butler 132 62 Shenango 60 91 Rochester 122 92 Ambridge 144 91 Erie McDowell 110 92 Butler 129 90 Shenango 63 WON 2 LOST 7 '- - --tsaa..f-stew. 1 i. . I D 5 FIA .92 mm.: new as-anus ' ' 19 -ef' ' Front: Gentry Verner. Standing: Tom Symczakg Don Patterson: Jim Zuberbuhlerg Steve Gilbert: Trent Trees. 129 Qi' tsfbaii Coach: Jim Bittner. How 7: Rick McKnightp Steve Kolernang Randy Johnson. How 23 Mike Jurichg Roger Symczak: Mike Ross. S62 at-NQQ 13 O BASEBALL I 1 Coaches: Frank LaLama, Bob Wagoner. The 1975 Cougar baseball team was mildly successful. Even though their record 6-16 was not impressive, they did make major accomplishments. The team had a field which was improved 100 per-Cent, they were able to complete a full 22 game season while contending with the poorest of weath- er conditions and most important, theyubegan to establish, an identity of personal and team pride, with a positive winning Ettitude. BHS OPP 9 Ambridge 7 2 Beaver Falls 6 4 New Castle 1 1 1 Ellwood City 4 13 Hopewell 6 6 Beaver 4 8 Aliquippa 1 2 Ambridge 4 1 Beaver Falls 11 10 New Castle 1 1 5 Ellwood City 6 O Hopewell 9 6 Beaver 4 6 Aliquippa 4 WON 5 LOST 9 8 3 M '54, use 'jj jam! 'A D 1 'fl' I adm' J i Q .K .V , wwffwlf -WM' B of 16, Row l:Tim Mannix, Jeff Fiimbey, Jim Machen, Herb Pegg, Flon Marnicio, Joe Antoline, Chuck Parsons, Lee Namola, Andy Boro. How 2: Kip Richeal, Joel Gisondi, Mike Wickline, Eric Yonkee, Mark Guandolo, Bob Beck, Mark Woodward, Greg Schockling, Bunky Goe. How 3: Dino LaRocca, Tom Johnston, Flay Mitchell, Steve Volk, Brian Harsh, Bob Policaro, Ken Stanko, Jim Dickinson, Doug McConnell. 131 in W J I 41 ' K . MW Qw J 'X 'Iwi , -1 BOYS' TRACK Row 7: Bob Finney, Brad Best, Jeff Royle, John Mathews, Ken Bentfield, Dave Kingsbury, Mark Filauri, Roger Coleizzi, Pat McFarland. Row 2: Don Gentzel, Chucl- Gishka, Lonny Yensull, Bob Johnson, Reggi DiCarIo, Steve Bliton, Rusty Riley, Rick Brelloch, Joe Knowlson. Row 3: Mark Figley, Mike Young, Doug Young, Gary 132 Barr, Mark Bliton, Chuck Fry, Bob Mishka, Chad Weimer, Ed Fedder, Greg Steed. , e Q 1 , i Q as 6.1 ' i f ix' , Q? N i i ir ,x ,iq .V A! . Q- . X ' ',. :A ,Z . .K z v Q. v ,X . in fx rg K .R eg Qfmpiwigyi. - i B , M 1 1 ' el- .1 Figs . 11513 'Q R , Ygde -ga-. 'M Q ll Q f xl-4 p .. 3 . we e,l fi Y, Q'-Hgh 1. ,Q - L, 'fr f M4 , Q. :X an ' . ' n..Q.3'-.sd v A, .. X N . xi 4- A A . ,, S . R. J l , .B , B 1 5 l, IMI: S s , 9.1 i 1 , T2-' we-H ' . 332 ' X eaeaa eff-B ' I -- 2' B il We t - M in ai--f , i 1 lima, B X nf af ' Q .1 If ll it K e Z l V Ae la B: aaaa i xL.- ,T , F:-I -4 Sf?--P0 ' L ' X' f x- Q-fl 1 M: is - , 7 ng., I 5' ,J pk ., Q v 3 My 2 I , 15. :' i:Ff-M S-1. R J 1 i S' 1 Q2 ee - A-is ,- Y ,,...,..... Haw 7: Brett Strouss, Nick Courinos, Mike Vidonish, Jacy McClinton, Marlon Mathews, Jon Best, Bart Marshall, How 2: Kevin Diehl, Bill Morosse, Jay Dicianna, Mark Brobeck, Gary Barr, Mark LaNeve, Brad Best, Mark Bliton. Row 3: Kevin McCarl, Fred Danels, Steve Madden, Bob Mishka, Jon McCar1er, Ron Riffle, Kevin Ralph, Chuck Fry, Tony Glott. 133 0 ' ap 4 2 l I I Freshman Track - Row lx Ken Hill, Allan Richard, Mark Corlous, Jaye Graham, Jay Owens, Dave Angle. Row 2: Buddy Smith, Greg Conley, Mark Seikel, Matt Bliton, Randy Capozzo, Bruce McKay. Haw3:Mike Smith, Mike Greco, Gary Linder, Eric Rittleman, Scott Campbell, John Knapp. Row 4.'John Brelloch, Mike Zelhart, Brian Bogard, Terry Brooks, Artie Sebastian. BHS OPP 1 1 1 Western Beaver 39 108 112 Aliquippa 41 1X2 113 Beaver Falls 37 102 Farrell 48 61 Hopewell 89 62 New Castle 88 88 Ambridge 62 49 Butler 101 110 Beaver 40 110 Ellwood City 40 54 Sharon 87 Butler Invitational: Placed 7th, 28 pts. News Tribune Invitational: Placed 2nd, 94 pts. Coaches: John Ryce, Wayne Cole, Jim Nagel. The past track season was very rewarding, not only in the sense of having a winning season, but also an improvement of so many individuals and feeling of enthusiasm for track was developed. Eleven of eighteen records were brok- en and seven Athletes qualified for seven different events in the W.P.l.A.L. Championships, which shows promise for future track success. H xi Q A 3 ig S. gg' S 3' Ng wax F 2 K Q - wr Q-'isa-. g , gf www .. GIRLS' ' TRACK flu Vx LAK fy S gzii, A Q : gx V . . .. 'MXL 5 D ,,x . A N X . 4 A ,f L ,Fit . l X l I Row 1: Cindy Caminite, Sharon Fleed, Paula Bentfeld, Patricia Reed. Row 2: Shelley Householder, Sue DeRose, Chris Paulinch, Kathy Mannix Joanne Matotek, Pam Freed, Kathy Glott. Row 3: Sheila DiCarIo, Mindy Autenrieth, Rhonda Stuhlmiller, Mary Mastrogiuseppe, Carolyn Uebelacker, Patty Canizares Row 4: Karen Hamilton, Cathy Mason, Mary Pappas, Colleen Crangi, Kathy Angle Row 5: Robin Eck, Lisa LaNeve Lisa Bebout, Liz McStay Missing Penny Geiger, Keri Stratton, Lynn Campbell, Anita Farioli, Lorraine Goehring. The girls' track team completed another fine season with a three and one record. Even though they were not a varsity sport, the talent displayed showed immense possibilities for the future. BHS 23 82 72 72 WON 3 e-QSM Beaver Falls New Brighton Riverside Ouaker Valley OPP. 77 18 28 26 LOST 1 fr v,' K A Q 5 W x fd . f' Coach: Judy Howard, Girls' Track Coach: Hope Hackman, Volleyball and Girls' Track ar , ., sv si f- . ,.,.. ,..t.,,,.., VOLLEYBALL ..................-. .,....-Q hug..- ...ff- How l:Kathy Mannix, Cindy Caminite, Phyllis Frkuska. Row 2:Helen Zahn, Linda Schraf, Allison Bricker, Michelle Murray, Lisa Hayward, Sophia Kayafas. How 3: Karen Lenz, Norma Troup, Vikki Graham, Karen Hamilton, Cheryl Bogard, Nancy Betke, Patty Troy, Carolyn Uebelacker, Kathy Angle. Row 7: Debbie Cook, Cindy Mineard, Nancy Jafarnia, Teri Brobeck. Row 2: Kathy Consla, Peg Laughner, Connie Brown, Jeanine Matsukas, Betsy Reynolds, Sharon Peters. BHS L W L L W W W L W W WON Farrell Beaver New Brighton Rochester Beaver Falls Farrell Beaver New Brighton Rochester Beaver Falls OPP W L W W L L L W L L LOST 4 W l XV 138 , The Boys Golf Team completed another excellent season by cap- BO YS' GOLF 'geitf if K' Haw l:Ron Noel, Kevin Moore, Lee Namola, Eric Moore, Stuart Johnson, Joe Antoline. Row 2: Mike Stuhmiller, Mike Brooks, Tom Konchan, Keith Waterson, Greg Schockling, Jay Dicianna, Bruce Kirchoff, Mike Burger, Brett Strouss, Larry Wilmoth, Bill Fischer, Dana Seamans. turing their sixth consecutive section championship. They were led A by the fine playing of senior Lee Namola and juniors, Ron Noel and Stuart Johnson. The golf team is looking forward to another suc- cessful season next year. BHS OPP 14 Beaver 2 16 Western Beaver 0 16 Quigley O 101!2 Center 51!2 7 1X2 Beaver 8 1X2 1 1 Monaca 5 15 1X2 Quigley 1X2 16 Western Beaver 0 15 1X2 Monaca 1X2 101!2 Center 41!2 1 1 Beaver 5 WON 10 LOST 1 WR!.A.L. Play off 7 New Castle 9 Stuart Johnson - All-American Honorable Mention. , . Traveling Team - Kneeling: Lee Namola, Stuart Johnson, Standing: Kevin Moore, Ron Noel, Eric Moore, Joe Antoline. Coach: Ed Johnson Captains - Kneeling: Kevin Moore. Standing: Lee Namola, Stuart Johnson 40 GIRLS ' GOLF 1 l 5 lass. Fiow 7.'Lisa Namath, Kim Stingle, Rhonda Ficca, Mary Alice Braheney, Gay Hayward, Adele Trenary. I-?ow2:Marea Stuart, Melinda Campbell, Peggy Kelly, Cindy Caminite, Bobbie Blazak, Sue Stuart, Kathy Keller, Ellen Omogrosso, Pam Wilkie, Travelling Team The girls' golf team was headed in the traditional Blackhawk golf direction. The girls, in their first regular season of play, captured the section championship and lost a tough match in the W.P.l.A.L. playoffs. This is very encouraging, consid- ering it was their first season and the majority of girls were underclassmen. x--I YT! l How I: Sue Stuart, Kathy Keller. How 2: Melinda Campbell, Peggy Kelly, Cindy Caminite, Bobbie Blazak Tffvfvfs Q9 A 49 3' Row I: Carl Eck, Gene Lassiter, Scott Lim, Lance VanHorne, Jeff Brooks, Dave Heddendorf. How 2: Don Cuddy, Coach Jerry Dattilo, Dave Braden, Kevin Lyle. 'w Y? How 7.'Sue Cochran, Tammy McGraw, Carolyn Reid, Janice Gos, Luanne Snedden, Vikki Graham. Fi'ow2: Bonnie Lash, Amy Hetrick, Toni Ferrario, Karen Caminite, Karen Hamilton, Mary Poiicaro, Lisa Veltri. How 3: Karen Stanko, Connie Shanor, Kathy Consla, Kathy Mannix, Theresa Wichryk, Betsy Middleman, Karen Tisinai. GIRLS' G YMNA was I l ff' -5' -- 1 .f ' Front Split: Lisa Namath: Row 7: Cathy Keller: Andrea Lee: Mindy Autenreit Theresa Marchwinskig Karen Hamilton: Li' Alleman: Joanne Matotek. The girls tumbled into the pressure of their first year of competition and came up with an impressive season. The excellent and cooperative team, who were all under- classpersons, promises to be a success for the future. BHS OPP 52.95 Beaver 72.5 69.30 Beaver Falls 85.40 69.30 Butler 53.70 96.53 Seneca 78.9 75.85 New Castle 69.55 71.35 Ellwood City 69.10 WON 4 LOST 2 . h: Pam Bonomo: Debbie Casey: Sue Clark: Cathy Mason. Haw 2: Cindy Sebastian Coach: Nancy Greenfield P0 VVDER PUFF FOOTBALL sffvfoas 24 Mi if , , L, ti N.Qr' Row 7 - Melanie Fryer, Sharon Reed, Cindy Caminite Row 2 - Mrs. Gilchrist, Debby Wheeler, Jennifer McGath, Bobbi Blazak, Marianne McStay, Terri Coleman, Debby Douthitt, Claudette Neidlinger, Luann Yensull, Row 3 - Kathy Glott, Nancy Hood, Norma Kittner, Liz Lestyan, Judy Sterrett, Margie Tkacik, Beverly Rycz, Hedy Childs, Row 4 - Keri Stratton, Barbara Panner, Alexis Sage, Cindy Uebelacker, Vicki Jones. JUNIOHS , -suv- Row 7 - Sue DeRose, Karen Estermeyer, Tammy Stevens, Tina Ricci, Suzanne Chouinard, Theresa Wichryk, Mary Policaro, Kelly Cox, Karen Caminite Row 2 - Liz Welesko, Ilene Goldstein, Lisa Volk, Mary Pappas, Nancy Heineman, Kathy Angle, Patty Troy, Nancy Rexroad, Cathy Mason, Melinda Padezanin, Melin- da Campbell Row 3 - Julie Jones, Paula Farrelly, Gail Falcone, Patty Detka, Molly Kuhn, Ellen Frey, Sue Callahan. 14 CHEERLEADERS How 7: Margie Tkacik. Row 2: Mary Pappas. How 3: Cathy Mason, Marcie Padezanin, Phyllis Frkuska, Alexis Sage, Cindy Uebelacker. Row 4.'Kathy Crangi, Lisa Colavincenzo, Judy Sterrett. a , .,....,,, ...Q- . 5 , .,,. . ., Y if .qv V is GLA'-T? ,4 f, E 3 s 5 -S- .mpg ::::A 3 N' bb . in f iiiiieeee e 58 Qi' How If Allison Bricker, Sue Callahan, Melinda Campbell. How 2: Lisa Shephard, Rhonda Stuhlmiller, Lucy Burian How 3: Nancy Heineman, Renee Sebastian, Lisa Volk 'rj In - 1 E -K S ggi s F K X 'ii I t Q: . iw ? 1i:1 ii Q is ' ii . mk: E, X-I . . . NNW 2 . 1. Carol Aquino, 2. Terri Littell, 3. Liz McStay, 4, Joline Burger, 5. Colleen Crangi, 6, Diane Blazak, 7. Sue Stuart ,S . 14 GHOOJA2 ACTIVITIES , STUDENT COUNCIL Kim Cuddy - President: Sophie Kayafas - Secretary, lag X byzz A Cindy tZacarchuk - Vice sm A C' President, Mr. Parry - IAL ff Q' Sponsor, Nancy Betke -- Vice ,LAfl,- A A V President, chris Yokel - m Y C i .c Treasurer. X ' i gluffillillll Fd'-i ...-lj' ,... .,. Seated. Karen Caminite, Kathy Mannix, Bridget Donnell, Penny Geiger, Kim Field. Diane Veon, Rhonda Stuhlmiller. Standing. Mark Cornelius, Doug Young, Terri Coleman, Mr. Parry, Mindy Russell, Kevin McCarl, Tom Haddox, Joel Gisondi, Nancy Meador Mike Burger. , i . . .evolved into an active, valuable part of Blackhawk's student life and activities. Because of hard-working students who took a sincere interest in the Student Council, the Council was able to plan and carry out many worthwhile projects. Service activities included the United Way Fund Drive, several Walkathons, and the Blood Drive. The Council sponsored activities for the students that included the Freefare musical assembly, the movie Jesus Christ Superstar, the various sports assemblies, the talent show, the musical concert of FragiIe and the Coffee House. The Council spoke out on various issues including homecoming and the honor roll system. The Council opened a student store that offered students a chance to purchase various articles from notebooks to T-shirts and made it possible for students to get reduced prices on theatre tickets. Through the efforts of the Visitation and Evaluation Committee the Council gained many useful ideas to improve the school and Student Council. ln addition, the Council adopted a new Constitution and offered students direct lines of communication with the school board and administra- tors. The members of the Council have worked diligently to create a worthwhile organization and hope that the interest displayed in Student Council will continue in future years. 'B fat HM L. to Fi. Mr. Voynik - Sponsor, Nancy Vido, Mark Cornelius -Co Chairmen, Patricia Colaizzi - Assistant Chairmen. ar 'ts at Seated. Jerri Tunno - Treasurer, Melanie Fryer - Vice President, Kathy Angle H Secretary, Standing. Mrs. Hackman - Sponsor: Cindy Caminite - President, Miss Greenfield - Sponsor. BRE W . . . worked hard this year to prove the necessity of the new club. The main accomplishments included a seven ton collection of newspaper, old tests, scratch paper, and magazines, a tin and aluminum drive, and the planting of a large number of seedlings along the expressway in Chippewa. A large amount of the paper collected in the drive, was due to the cooperation of the students and faculty by putting waste papers in the distributed BREW boxes. Interested members of the community also gave their papers to be recycled. BREW became a member of the Beaver County Conservation District along with a number of other area schools. Through this organization, BREW carried out its environmental work, in the plant- ing of the seedlings. The need for such a club is great and hopefully an interest will remain next year. G.A.A. . . .was organised to give the girl's activities and team competition. We also sponsored group activities such as a dance, ice skating and ski trip. A bake sale was also planned as a fund raising project. We planned to make GAA an active and outgoing club for all the girls. 150 4 T JUN! OF? HIS TORIA NS 0 . . . is an affiliate of the Pa. Federa- tion of Jr. Historians. The Jr. Histori- ans exist to foster an interest in , history among high school students. The club has attended the annual 4' convention as the host chapter, en- tered a project in the convention his- tory fair, and took field trips to Gettysburg and Harrisburg. 3.- 0' Q !' .rf - P l Seated, Marianne Troy - President, Terri Veon - Sr. Vice President, Alexis Sage - Treasurer. Standing. Mr. Kohlhepp - Sponsor, Philip Crangi - Soph. Vice President, Mike Vidonish - Historian, Colleen Crangi - Fresh, Vice President, NA TIONAL HONOR SOCIETY . . . is an honorary society made up of students whose desire is to create enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote f worthy leadership, and to encourage the develop- ment of character in all Blackhawk's students. 2 Mr. Raab - Sponsor. L, to R, Lisa Colavincenzo - Vice President, Mike Laughner - Treasurer, Diane Bortz - Secretary, Flon Marnicio - President. ' v STAGE CREW RK w ' Iaiffj . 2 L , l provided lighting and it llllllli sound along with other neces- sary effects for various events this year, held in the auditori- um. Mr. Donia directed the crew in carrying out their du- ties. ,nf Standing L. to Fl. Scott Buzza, Dave McKnight, Mike Wallace, David Barsonttini, Cornell Jerome, Eric Kardone. Seated L. to Fl. Bill Young, Keith Watterson, Mr. Donia - Sponsor. JU-J! TZ U CL UB K' r . ...f ' in if ,wa h q t .Q , - .5 5 Kevin Mattern throws John Lambright as Mr. Rech, the sponsor, observes. . . .members participated in a class atmosphere, designed to promote the indepth study of mental and physical self-control. Ju Jitsu is the most important art of the 21 arts of the Samuri. It means Scientific Way and incorporates all aspects of Kendo, Akaido, Judo, and Karate. After one year involvement, club members will have mastered basic mental and physical techniques. After two years involvement, club members should advance to mastery of the art. Kit TR!-M is a National Honorary Music Society. lt had Ks approximately forty it-r N members this year. The organization stresses service to the school, the communi- -'N' ty, and churches of J the area, besides pro- viding trips for its members. fl' L. to R. Judy Mohler- Treasurerg Lisa Fusco - Historianp Presidentg Patricia Colaizzi - President. NA TIONAL FOHENSICS . . .was a club for those students interested in learning the proper way of composing and delivering speeches. This year meets were held with other schools for the members to compete X and gain points for national membership. How 7. Sam Rocco - Treasurerp Mike Laughner - Vice Presidentg How 2. Julie Berkey - Secretaryg Miss Mickelson - Sponsorg Kelly Hill- President. Mr. Wilson - Sponsor: Liz Welesko - Secretary: Sam Rocco - Vice iw... 5 . L Q . J 5 it 1 'tr' g , ua i l aff I -7: Q , r s L. to R, Pam Wilkie - Treasurer: Lynne Spagnola - Vice President, Mr. Kohlhepp - Sponsor, Bridgett Donnell Secretary, Jeanie Matukas - President. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE . . .was formed with the purpose in mind of sponsoring our first foreign student, Marita Aronen, and others like her in future years to come. Having students from other countries, and sponsoring those from our own, is a project that should be continually carried out. 153 P. Y.E.A. . . . is a club which has yet to hit its peak of memberships, therefore, a member- ship drive is anticipat- ed. A major activity of PYEA was a square dance in cooperation with the Blackhawk square dancers. Hopefully more stu- dents will take an in- terest in education and aspects and join the club in future , years. L. to H. Mrs. Cunningham - Sponsor, Kelly Doyle - Treasurer, Lu Anne Yensull - Vice President: Cheryl Rice - Secretary, Margie Tkacik - President. X., K KEY CLUB . . . was a male youth organization devoted to ser- vice in school, community and church. Members were actively involved in donating time and efforts in various projects to improve school life. Key Club is an international organization with the Blackhawk Chapter sponsored by the Kiwanis of Beaver Falls. Seated Lou DeCaro - Secretary: Ron Marnicio - Treasurer. Standing L. to R, 154 Mark Cornelius -- Vice President- Flick Tisinai - Vice President: Mr. Mitch - Sponsor: Mike Laughner - President. 7'Fi'l-Hl- Y . . .was a club designed to encourage young girls to help others within the community. This year the club spon- sored bingo parties and made favors at holidays for the aged, and wrote letters to servicemen. v--. . L. to R. ZoAnn May - Secretary. Frances Bash - Vice President: Debbie Hupp - President. Mrs. I. Gilchrist - Sponsor: Frances Mitchell- Treasurer. Dee Orrico - Chaplin. BIBLE CL UB . . .of Blackhawk was composed of studentsinter- ested in studying the Bible. All members were in- vited to share personal religious opinions that would encourage discussion. Also periodically the Bible Club invited guests speakers to share with the members various theological views. L to R. Greg Toth, Lou DeCaro - Founders fs! ...rf L.,.,.f , ,A- .,', A, . ,-N. .N 'ff 'J , 'u ,. GARDEN CL UB . . . was designed to enable members to make flower arrangements, grow plants both indoors and out, decorate their homes with natural plant materials that were found wild and tame around us. They had made various holiday decora- tions with natural materials and corncog pigs. Beverly Rycz - Presidentg Miss Townsend -- Sponsor. BRID GE CL UB . . .was designed to enable students the chance to 155 learn the basic rules of playing bridge, including bid- ding the hand and learning the play. L. to R, Michelle Trenary - Vice President: Mrs. Frye - Sponsorg Debbie Cron - Secretary. Q9 FUTURE NURSES . . . was a club designed for those girls or boys who are planning nursing as a ca- reer. This year the club took two field trips to Veterans Hospital and Western Penn- sylvania Hospital in Pittsburgh, and co- sponsored the blood drive in which 35 pints of blood was donated by B.H.S. stu- dents and faculty. L, to R. Mrs, Bricker - Sponsor, Diane Lund - Treasurerg Terri Corcoran - Secretaryg Sue Kline - Presidentp Debbie Crawford - Vice President. - - , Q X-Q R A . ap A ,, Q I X Mit BIOLOGY CLUB . . , was a group organized for those stu- dents who were interested in the biologi- cal areas. This club gave the students an opportunity to study in a greater than per- mitted in class. L. to H. Phil Fatula - Presidentg Mr. Nagel, Nlrs. Hays - Sponsorsg Jane Boettner - Vice President: Debbie Gerstle - Secretary-Treasurer. 1 V,,Vf gfssl ,wir ii'iP S- i, uw-' T -w. L. to R Tim Perrott - Co-Captain: Lou Livingston - Co-Captaing Jeff Flick - Captain: Mr. Stamer - Sponsor. fr . to R Jeff Rimby- Treasurer: Peggy Kelly- Presidentg Mr. Flaich - Sponsor: Linda Schraf- Secretary: lint Streit - Vice President. SOCCER CLUB . . . members train and play the most popular sport in the world. Training activi- ties center around the basic skills of soc- cer which are later used in actual game conditions. The club members faced their toughest test when the Penn State Univer- sity Team came to Blackhawk field in June. FOOTBALL CL UB . . . enabled interested students the opportunity to learn the basic rules, strategy, and other important elements of the game needed to enjoy football as a spectator sport. Pro, collegiated and high school were covered in the club. Qi N F. F.A. . . . had the purpose of developing leadership among Vo-ag instruction. This year the FFA participated in various state, local, and national FFA contests, the Demonstration Contest, and attended the State Farm Shows, the State FFA Conventions, and various agriculture shows, exhibits, and seminars. L. to R Harry Lilley - Vice President: John Steiner - Treasurer, Sam Shetler - Chaplain, John Haffey - Reporterg Tim Stear - Sentinel, Tim Biser - President: Mr. Leslie - Sponsor. ,500 158 DEMOIVS THA TION TEAM . . . was organized to design, construct, and build on stage an agriculture related idea which could include such things as buildings, machinery, and equipment. A script was also included that the students memorize, and both are presented in competition at the State Farm Products Show in Harrisburg. This year the Demon- stration placed 5th out of 28 teams in Harrisburg. L, to R. Mr. Leslie - Sponsor, Tammy Baysinger, Shree Criswell, John Steiner. qc! SQUARE DANCEHS i A .-A We Checkerboard Squares How I. Lynne Davis, Bridget Milnes, Sandy Fidura, Shirley Milnes. How 2. Tim Crook, Scott Davis, Bob Haddox, Bob Mischka. . , , was organized to acquaint members with the basic fundamentals of square dancing. Out of the members, teams are selected to represent the club at the Pennsylvania State Farm Show and at various other functions. The activities of the year are centered around the idea of financing the trip to Harrisburg, which include operating the concession stand at football games and cider sales. Kneeling. Roberta Murray, Christen Siegel, Russ Davis, Mr. Martsoff. nr? -fra ' xg.: Wyvtqii, 1 KA L will y -Q-QT., l .af kb 5, g K B V Q K., K Ss K X -.. 41 ff vt .S IES, xy-5. sa... - 'N K Wheel-N-Dealers Seated Margret Deafenbaugh, Michelle Trenary, Debbie Cron, Cindy Young. Kneeling. Chad Weimer, Rob Colbert, John Haffey. CYCLE CLUB . . . was a group of students interested in learning the basics of engineering and the safety techniques of motor cycling. By the end of the year they had taken two trips of a thousand miles, one to Delaware. W Az , f .lkk :ti Q is 9 1? ff 1 Y , .gi l 8 g l Y Seated. Stuart Siegel- Secretaryg Chris Yingling - Secretaryg Standing. L. to R. Don Ehrenberg - President: Dave Anderson - Treasurer: Mr. Sciulli - Sponsorg .-A -'QPF Seated. George Kerestly - President: Bruce Bartoe - Vice President, Mr. Bouril - Sponsor, Jim Shephard - Treasurerg Jim Martin - Secretary. RUNNING CL UB . . .was designed to develope an interest in an activity which has the potential to improve overall health, as well as provide enjoyment and a sense of satisfaction. The club's project this year was to accumulate enough total mileage to run across the United States ffrom Beaver Falls to San Franciscoi. The club has exceeded that goal and has amassed enough mileage to travel from Beaver Falls to San Francisco, to lVliami, Florida, to Beaver Falls, to Canada. INDUSTRIAL EX PL ORA 77 ON . . . was a group of students explor- ing and becoming acquainted with modern technological industrial cor- porations, and the part they play in our society. r R IGL be .ei . R USHEHS CL UB . . . was organized in order to W' provide ushers for the various so- cial, cultural, and educational events which were held through- out the school year. The girls were instructed to handle seat- ing, conduct tours, hand out pro- -'L grams, sell and collect tickets, and perform other necessary functions. Members may have .AT -V i .. 2 F.. served at banquets, concerts, li speeches, and other events of the past year. 1 1 1:1 L. to R Miss Melani- Sponsor, Carolyn Uebelacker - Vice President, Peg McVehil - Presidentg Kerri Koss - Secretary: Crystal Horn - Treasurer, Terri Moore - Vice President. FU TUHE HOMEMAKEHS . . . participated in different activities, such as bake sales, cake decorating, and craft projects, to prepare them for service in the home. The club aimed to provide a better un- derstanding of the relation- ships between the home, the community, and the environ- ment. L. to R, Miss Hilliard - Sponsor: Julie Jones - Secretary, Helen Zahn - Vice President: Cheryl Rowe - President: Debbie Gerstle - Treasurer. fa -Ima ' WS ' - Q. za 5- .M i v- c-I q ,4 u, C5 , 1f iss? 3 M 2, 5 Qgxgaa F if iv '-iv? V1 2 W K 4 g i R 5 fx K Ci , 'XS A f ji' in 5 .X M Fw 55 Q 1' Ja. 1. 'Q mf f f W gf W - nf Q-er! fi 'W X f 'M ' sg SF affix + - 1 441' 1 x S 'ii FS 1 ' ff .1 1 I ' 2 'i A If A K 5 'V . g Ak f ksk 1: gtk . I . :fi ' x f f ij Q' ai E f an-.,....an .Q . 1 1 - L X. 1 -Q i il ' av' i 'vm A 'K :guy CONCERTBAND we ,.,,.ig. How 7. Judy Mohler, Jennifer Beck, Janice Rehrig, Nanette Burhenn, Nancy Deyber, Tammy McGraw. How 2. Penny Geiger, Liz Welesko, Lynn Hartmar Dave Heddendorf, Linda Wharton, Debbie Russell, Denise Dripps. I-?0w3. Paul Murton,Trudy Kantra, Debbie Douthitt, Karen Tisinai, Helen Zahn, Amy Kaba' Jeff Smart, Gilda Contino, Pam Lee. How 4. Sue Wagoner, Cheryl Rowe, Sheila DiCarlo. ROW5. Tracy Steffen, Nancy Miller, Denise Buchholz, Merran Strayei Cindy Young, Jaye Graham, Roger Colaizzi, Bruce Bartoe, Joe Antoline, Sue Wagoner. How 6. Tom Beck, Bill Thompson, Craig Evans, Kirby Pyles, Jim Reic Ron Siovaila, Tim Perrott, Andrea Lee, Terry Brooks, Bob McFetridge, Bob Finney, Dana Seamans. Row 7. Tony Pengidore, Jim Moore, Norman Caler, Crail Hannum, Donna Pederson, Pam lrwin, Patty Colaizzi, Vicki Jones, Lisa Fusco, Joel Adams, Kevin Vosler. ORCHESTRA Row I. Beth Douglass, Robin Haffey, Pam Irwin, Donna Pederson, Vicki Jones, Lisa Fusco, Kevin Vosler, Beth Pruban, Mary Braheny, Jennifer Beck, Judy Mohler. Row 2. Bruce Bartoe, Curt Thomas, Andrea Lee, Kerry Mottern, Dave Pruban, Andy Earth, Rick Briggs, Liz Welesko, Debbie Russell, Debbie Douthitt, Lorraine Householder. Haw 3. Sue Wagoner, Tom Beck, Kirby Pyles, Donna Krepps, Bud Anderson, Bob Drogus, Kevin Martin. How 7. Louanne Snedden, Suzanne Cochran, Mary Alice Braheny, Tracy Smith, Jayne Wiggins, Anita Farioli, Bill Bayes, Sylvia Lambright. How 2. Lynn Liller, Faith Tibbetts, Judy Wieland, Lorraine Householder, Tina Ricci, Luanne McCowin, Marty Schmolly, Beth Pruban, Barb Gosnell. How 3. Cathy Graham, Peggy Schmidt, Ray Ristau, Kevin Diehl, Jan Gumpf, Carolyn Reid. How 4. David Pruban, Andy Erath, Rick Briggs, Greg Hites, Duane Arisman, Reggie DiCarlo, Bruce Kircoff, Curt Thomas, Barry Ebersberger, Bob Johnson. Row 5. Dave Smith, Pat Troia, Kerry Mottern, Chuck Moore, Donna Krepps, Nancy Rexroad, Debbie Cron. How 6. Paula Dumbaugh, John Brelloch, Bud Anderson, George Britton, Kevin Martin, Kathy Anderson, Bob Drogus. BLA CKHA WK-BEA VER FALLS WIND ENSEMBLE 165 Seated Debbie Russell, Jennifer Beck, Judy Mohler, Bruce Bartoe, Curt Thomas, Penny Geiger, Amy Kabat, Liz Welesko, Pamela Lee, Beth Pruban. Standing. Andrea Lee, Dave Pruban, Lisa Fusco, Kevin Vosler, Bill Thompson, Kirby Pyles, Tom Beck, Bud Anderson. Aft .J WMS MAHCHING BAND K V .,,..,i., . v f 1-+ in-sq, nnnnsuug, I l f '-.1-r.,.s'sl2'5A -. - ' ' ' ' W . fm- ,, .e ,Wf 3,u,5y .ef V 166 cp-0 Row 7. Marty Schmolly, Jayne Wiggens, Denise Dripps, Nanette Burhenn, Janice Rehrig, Tammy McGraw, Sue Cochran, Sharon Patton, Nancy Deyber, Tracy Smith, Jeff Smart, Cindy Zima, Karen Tisinai, Nancy Miller, Janice Gumpf, Gilda Contino, Denise Buchholz, Pamela Lee, Cindy Young, Beth Pruban, Barb Gosnell, Luanne McCowin, Lorraine Householder, Tina Ricci, Trudy Kantra. Flow 2, Louanne Snedden, Bill Bayes, Jennifer Beck, Judy Mohler, Sylvia Lambright, Mary Alice Braheny, Reggie DiCarlo, Kevin Diehl, Curt Thomas, Barry Ebersberger, Cheryl Rowe, Helen Zahn, Liz Welesko, Lynn Hartman, Penny Geiger, Amy Kabat, Debbie Douthitt, Sue Wagoner, Lynn Rimbey, Carolyn Reid, Chuck Moore, Andrea Lee, Mark Wilson, Bob Finney, Karen Estermeyer, Claudette Neidlinger. How 3. Paula Dumbaugh, Cathy Graham, Merran Strayer, Peggy Schmidt, Ray Ristau, Greg Hites, Rick Briggs, Andy Erath, David Pruban, Terry Brooks, Bob McFetridge, Duane Arisman, Dand Seamans, Ron Siovaila, Dave Smith, Kerrie Mattern, Pat Troia. Flow 4. Nancy Rexroad, Debbie Cron, Donna Krepps, Kathy Anderson, Bud Anderson, John Brelloch, Bob Drogus, Tom Beck, Bill Thompson, Craig Evans, Kirby Pyles, Tony Pengidore, Jill Moore, Norman Caler, Linda Wharton, Paul Murton, Tracy Steffin, Ruth Ann Heddendorf, Bud Hudock. Flow 5, Sue Wagoner, Dave Heddendorf, Bruce Bartoe, Vicki Jones, Sylvia Lambright, Shelia DiCarlo, Kevin Vosler, Roger Colaizzi, Anitia Farioli, Lynn Liller, Jaye Graham, 'IQQ i , I 'sq-2, ,'., Q in in .km A AG is -'ff' if F 2- . gi! ., I' 'E 44 1' ,ffl ,cm 1. . in IX'-5 ,tpnluv if' sig. ,s 'ix Q' 2 Nw L. to R. Marea Stuart, Beth Walters, Nancy Kross, Lynn Davis, Patty Price, Amy Crook, Pam Stalnecker, Bobbie Debbie Russell- Drum Major Blazak. 167 Mr. Wilson - Director The Blackhawk instrumental music department is comprised of very small groups ranging to very large ensembles. The Cougar Marching Band is the largest and the most active. The Marching Band during the 1974-1975 school year performed in July at the Patterson Township Firemen's Parade, in August at Geauga Lake, and for all football games, home and away, during halftime. It also provided pre-game and post-game shows when at home. A highlight of the football season was combining with the Beaver Falls band to perform for that game. This show was given a ten minute standing ovation by the thousands of fans in attendance. The Marching Band also participated in the Geneva College Homecoming, the Beaver County Veterans Day Parade, and a Halloween Parade. Other instrumental groups include the Orchestra and the Pep Band. Numerous of other small wind ensembles are available to interested students. Another highlight of this school year was Blackhawk being selected to be Host School for the Regional State Orchestra held for three days in March. Members of the Orchestra came from the entire Western half of Pennsylvania. PEP BAND How 7. Donna Krepps, Bob Drogus, George Britton, Bud Anderson, Kevin Martin, John Brelloch, Kathy Anderson. Flow 2. Sharon Patton, Tracy Smith, Judy Mohler, Jennifer Beck, Giida Contino, Beth Pruban, Pam Lee, Ruth Ann Heddendorf. Row3. Merran Strayer, Flay Ristau, Peggy Schmidt, Sue Wagoner, Greg Hites, David Pruban. How 4. Rick Briggs, Andrea Lee, Dana Seamans, Kerry Mottern, Anita Farioli, Lynn Liller. Row 5. Dave Heddendorf, Kevin Diehl, Curt Thomas, Kirby Pyies, Tom Beck, Mark Evans, Tony Pengidore, Norman Caler. Row 6, Pam Irwin, Lisa Fusco, Donna Pederson, Kevin Vosler, Bill Thompson, John Erath, 1 . .., . X 4 IJ .3 s MUSIC HONORS District And Regional Band L. to Fl. Judy Mohler, Bruce Bartoe, Tom Beck, David Pruban. L. to H. David Pruban, Beth Pruban, Judy Mohler, Tom Beck District Orchestra L to R. David Pruban, Kam Haffey, Pam Irwm, Llsa Fusco, Tom Beck, Kevun Vosler. P.M.EA. Region i 81 IV State Orchestra L. to R. David Pruban, Tom Beck, Judy Mohler, 170 Row I. Tanya Luther, Robin Kalajainen, Linda Troia, Janet Braley, Linda DeLuca, Robin Fischer, Darlis Geary, Amy Macia, Cindy Mineard, Carol Snedeker, Carolyn Uebelacker, Debbie Crawford, Janice Stanyard, Janet Zurcher, Vikki Graham, Patti Detka. Flow 2. Cindy Cook, Julie Berkey, Marita Aronen, Cheryl Puskich, Debbie Cook, Terri Lenox, Ellen Frey, Laureen Sassaman, Peggy Meteney, Michelle Trenary, Margie Marx, Kalynn Jewell, Linda Young, Lisa Green, Betsy Reynolds, Row 3. Susie Loncar, Lueann Amon, Karen Cearfoss, Rikki Amutis, Robin Frye, Molly Kuhn, Norma Troup, Kelly Hill, Anita Farioli, Aline Byers, Tracy Smith, Peg McVehil, Kelly Doyle, Rhonda Ficca, Beth Huddleston, Barrie Powell. Row 4. David Somerville, Eric Yuran, Mike LeFebvre, Bill Rebel, Chuck Shaffer, Bruce LeFebvre, Dino Toney, Sam Rocco, Bob Mischka, Chad Weimer, Russ Davis, Don Patterson, Ralph Cumberledge, Tom Barrett, Mark Evans, Lisa Chioda, Margaret Stepek, Brenda Cepek. .n- 1, 5, K 5 ff N.f, if 4355 ,. 1 3' 'l, ' A V ' 1 j Q , a . 5 a J' f ,,-. a- ' ,Q ' Z - 4 4 S39 f 1 2' I J , ,.g4 1 ,,, , ,ff q ,V ,VM 5 6 ' 3 Q Q f 9 in I' 4 ZS3 gL, 9 glass? 0 g ,i i ,., , ,,A V . S? S6332 XL at 2 63'i, 53, c ,im ,fe QM 5, , , A, A A E. V , A, m V, :Ni V, iq' , 'r K Y if ' ' ' ?Q, x , ! ,, 1 A? F 'L if elf fi , Q 4 ? f U YE i W W 0 'M l if If A 5 I X, g ' 25.1- f,,. ... 3 K 1- 5 A I r md.. L ga H ' K1 x ' Q , Bs Q Q. -, 9 s Q ' 0 pk gg' , , t n a o an Q U l I O e XZ, ,Qw-'i Lg. -xLW, 'ik V fm. lf-Veg . Q'-'visa Q 4.. FRESHMAN CHOIR Row 7. Ruth Krainik, Rhonda Rowe, Donna Hicks, Rhonda O'DeH. Row 2. Cindy Roberts, Marie Stanko, Linda Sansone, Laura Cox. Row 3. Kim Majcher, Angie Dicianna,Joe Shutack,Karen WeIsh,Mimi Gruber,Tina Ours. Row 4. Don McKee, Jim Tate, Bob Sebastian, Doug Anderson, Tim Mengel, Rich Hutchinson. GIRL 'S CHOIR Seated. Sharon Murphy, Aline Byers. Standing. Margaret Deafenbaugh, Karen Cearfoss, Shawn Cozart, Jeanine Eppley, Judy Tress, Linda Savilisky, Janice Stanyard, Kalynn Jewell, Robin Kalajainen, Diane Biazak. I X i. W ' Jia . i , i 2 A A 2 W? A 4 ti K . e i ' MUSIC HONORS Accom anists Arion Award 'U F i ' nbvrysrynyld 173 District Chorus K ly J II S R Regional Chorus Dino Ton y A , i ii s is ,-f 1. was Seated Kalynn Jewell. Standing Mark Evans, Sam Rocco, D T y 1 f Q 0 47 BLA CK HA WK PUBLICA TIONS Cougars Tale Editors THE COUGAR'S TALE . . .sparked by Editor Mike Laughner's enthusiastic drive, this year's staff published seven issues of the news magazine and once again earned First Honors in Duquesne University's Scholastic Press Association evaluation. The year produced a regular band column, Mike's editorials, JoFan's successful Thanksgiving cover, Football Highlights, Sound Reasoning, features about Bachelor Living, Vo-Ag, and Hands-on TV, and an April Fool paper-within-a-paper. The year also produced staff dialogue This head-line is too long. Proofread this now. Where are the magic markers? That's NOT going in our paper. Get your typing fingers warmed up, Cindy. Are the sports stories in yet? ANOTHER pessimistic editorial? Sell those single copies. This was due at the printer's yesterday. Fifth period in 203 was never dull. . .but at deadline time -1 it sizzled. ' Kneeling: Mike Laughner - Editor: Standing: Mrs. Turek - Sponsor, Karen S Estermyer - Copy Editor, Diane Bortz - Feature Editor, Barb Panner - Sports , 174 Editor. i . ,safe-wr. -' .3 ,J 1, ..., N., . . . as Ai T-r-it -' 74 - i Flow I: Liz Welesko, Pam Weir, Sophia Kayafas, Lindy Milnes, Cheryl Rice, Laurie Price, Dave Granati, Jon Aber. How 2: Mike Bova, Kevin Martin, Hedy Childs, Lisa Fusco, Nancy Murphy, Sue Wichryk, Ray Douds, Norma Kittner, Josephine Show, Cindy Hammond, Nancy Meador. . Cougar Talk Staff During lunch time almost every Wednesday and Fri- day, 11 by 14 inch green and gold sheets are dis- tributed to all cafeterias. These sheets serve a variety of purposes: some students check the score of last night's game, some check to see if there is a dance scheduled soon while still others check Counselors' Corner forthe latest test in- formation. Still others use them for placemats or to analyze various flight pat- terns. These sheets are Cougar TaIk, the news sheet de- signed to keep BHS in- formed and complement The Cougar's Tale, the news magazine. Cougar Talk is the work of students en- rolled in Media Reporting, an English elective for jun- iors and seniors. The typing and duplicat- ing are done by Office Prac- tice students under the supervision of Mrs. Cathie Rowe. 175 L. to Fl. Greg 4, Toth - PA Managerp Ja- ne Boettner - Edltorg Mark Guan- dola-Sports Editor. Cougar Talk Editors ,ds V ? HONORS 1. Ron Marnicio advanced to finalist standing in the National Merit Scholarship Program. Ron was awarded a Certificate of Merit testifying to his distinguished performance in the Merit Program. Although Ron was offered scholarships to two differ- ent colleges for his achievements in the Merit Program, he has rejected them to attend Carnegie Mellon University. 2. Lisa Fusco received the Betty Crocker Family Leader of To- morrow at Blackhawk. The award was based on the results of a test sponsored by General Mills. The test, which was given on December third, consisted of knowledge and attitudes concern- ing family living. 3. Phyllis Frkuska was chosen by members of the senior class to represent Blackhawk in the Daughters of the American Revo- lution contest. A senior girl was chosen in each school in Beaver Valley who best exemplifies leadership, dependability, friendli- ness, and scholarship to participate in a test concerning ques- tions on America, her flag, her history, and Pennsylvania's historical facts. l it rsli i if 'li -ii Q M Q 'j 'w 1.69 .,. , ',.-,,-,, M . ,W w,.1,!, ,'!fv if ,. 2- iff Q .ri at ,f ,f 4--1. -'lf X Q ...,-www' 'W-ff -'- Nniv?6 xii .QQPQZ JH. MISS FINALIS TS ,415 fc. LL:::,,LLL 9 x in W. at 3 . ,N Q, N ws' I , , Q Q . f .35 ' Q il 177 f f Lf 3? f i gh ' .sh ,y -4-.6-lpx X ' K t Y , ' jx u if A Q M' 5' U A ' 5, 0 .1 Pg? l A ' X 3 2 g K ' ll 3 at 2 1 3' l . 35 . 1 'sings 5 2 tt ' 1. Valerie Vacar 2. Nancy Vido 3. Bobbie Blazak Three girls represented Blackhawk High School in the 1975 Beaver County Junior Miss Pageant. Nancy, Val, and Bobbie were selected from 55 senior girls from schools all over the valley to compete for scholarships. The eighteen finalists were judged on scholastic achievement, creative and performing arts, youth fitness, poise and appearance. Magical Mystery Tour was chosen as the theme for the second annual junior-senior prom. The couples danced and dined amid scenes fashioned after songs by the Bea- tles, from Strawberry Fields to Penny Lane. Better Daze provided music for the prom activities, and entertainment for the after-prom party included the musi- cal group Suede and Jack Gottlob, a hypnotist. Thanks to prom chair-ladies Patty Troy and Mary Pappas, and all the Junior Class Prom Committee. The evening was most enjoyable and its memories will linger on on our minds. X fm Jef 4414 ,W - 1 s nt. .L 1 L':,ll l-Q rfb- Qu it MA GICAL MYSTERY TOUR MAY2, 7.975 as fs, Seated Josee Chouinard - Queen, Row 7. Kim Cuddy, Liz Lestyan, Marianne McStay, Alexis Sage - Scepter Bearer, Judy Sterrett - Train Bearer, Phyllis Frkuska - Crown Bearer, Cindy Uebelacker, Melanie Fryer, Robin Raley, Norma Kittner, Haw 2. Marianne Troy, Lisa Colavincenzo, Marcie Padezanin, Val Vacar, QS? , X Barb Panner, Carol Merriman, Gretchen Barord, Nancy s.- S B vado, Debbie Russell. J JUNE 9, 7 975 COMMENCEMENT Q Ron Marnicio, Lisa Colavincenzo, Bill Ganelin, - Co-Valedictorian. Phyllis Frkuska Nancy Vido Mark Cornelius San Rocco Sharon Matuski Harry Lilley Debbie Russell Dave Pruban Flon Marnicio Kathy Crangi Kalynn Jewell Sam Rocco Lisa Fusco Nancy Vido Flon Marnicio Dorothy Cockerham Dave Schraf Mike Laughner Margie Tkacik Tia Bickerstaff Nancy Vido Mike Laughner Valerie Honaker Vicki Honaker Laura Heisinger Sue Kline Kathy Crangi Brian Anderson Faith Tibbetts Joel Adams Ron Marnicio Brian Anderson Mark Bliton Kim Cuddy Garrett Shroads Lou Bedecovich Outstanding Citizen Blackhawk Ministerium Outstanding Citizen English Award Business Award Vocational Agriculture John Phillip Sousa Award Instrumental Music Science Award Arion Award Vocal Music Betty Crocker Award Social Studies Award Math Award Physical Education Outstanding Staffer in Journalism Outstanding Senior Entering Field of Education Graphic Art Award Lions Scholarship l.B.E.W. Scholarship March of Dimes Scholarship P.T.A. Scholarship Beaver County Times Scholarship Geneva Honors Scholarship National Merit Finalist National Merit Commendation Carnegie Mellon Honor Scholarship ,,.....--1 Clint Streit - Salutatorian, Nancy Vido - Third Honors. Kim Cuddy, Cornel Jerome - Outstanding Service to Blackhawl- High School. On June 9, 1975, 348 seniors of the Class of 75 received diplomas at commencement exercise held in the Blackhawk gym. Tri-Valedictorians Lisa Colavincenzo, Bill Ganelin, and Ron Marnicio along with Salutorian Clint Streit, Nancy Vido, Third Honors, and 35 other honor graduates were recognized separately during the ceremonies. ln addition, ten students were recognized for receiving scholarships, as were 27 other stu- dents for receiving various awards for their efforts in citizenship, service, Eng- lish, Business, Vocational Agriculture, Music, Science, Home Economics, Math, Physical Education, Journalism, Graphic Arts, and Education. Tears and words of good-bye marked the end of high school for the Class of 75 graduates as they enter into the world daring to be decisive, daring to dream, daring to seek wisdom, daring to be happy, and daring to begin again. 9 1 'E .21 A 5 t 1:1 sql ri't' , 4 Row 7: Leanne Klein, Jennifer McGath, Melanie Fryer, Nancy Vido, Dad Graham, Phyllis Frkuska, Jim Czech, Tim Metemey. How 2: Gretchen Barord, Laura Reisinger. Row 3: Josee Chouinard, Tim Mannix, Val Vacar, Diane Bortz, Mark Filauri. Row 4: Robin Frye, Steve Volk, Tammy Uebelacker, Diana Meteney, Sherry Knapp, Patty Canizares, Joel Adams, lmposter. 182 The yearbook staff received quite an education after many long and hard hours in the yearbook room, besides proving a number of things this year: Who would have known that a wig shop could have opened business with the hair pulled out in that room, or that Tim and Jim would have been thought to have faces that resembled cameras? Individual ideas could clash to such an extent that entire sections would have to be redone over and over again. No matter how secret we tried to keep the surprize cartoon cou- gar, the word always got out. We, the staff, did enjoy putting this book together. Each of the sections has a part of our own selves in it along with each of you as a part of the school. Our main goal was to try to include as many students as possible especially through- out the senior section. We tried to be unique in style from each of the years before, and show Blackhawk as it really was this past year. As for ourselves, we would like to recall one fond memory and ask, Hey Dad, where's Mom? We hope you have enjoyed the memo- ries of 1974-75. The Ohiyesa Staff 44 OH! YE SA STAFF Co-Editors .... Junior Editors .... Student Life .... Underclassmen .,. Sports ......... Activities .... Copy Editors... Photographers .... Typists .... Staff .... Sale Representatives Advisor ............. Business Manager... J as-.Q Phyllis Frkuska Nancy Vido Don Cuddy Steve Volk Mark Filauri Dave Kingsbury Josee Chouinard Gretchen Barord Tim Mannix Joel Adams Sam Rocco Laura Fleisinger Val Vacar Jim Czeck Tim Meteney Bobbie Blazak Diana Meteney Melanie Fryer Leanne Klein Sharon Reed Robin Frye Diane Bortz Patty Canizares Sherry Knapp Tammy Uebelacker Jane Boettner Vikki Graham Bimbo Beck Jim Karmie Mr. Carl Graham Mrs. Mary Alice Gilchrist Xml f s i 1223 S' 'X '31 - ' M N. N he ki . A '-,. L mx 'K if . :Qs we Q. , .z-T . .p-'V :N .f FACULTY fx-1 y 3 ,, , s 5g 1 iw Za w 3 186 I' 1 5 UWB SUPERIN TENDEN 7' X I am pleased to be a part of the educational system of the Blackhawk School District. The student population, faculty, and administration have been most cooper- ative in their willingness to strive for excellence in education. To the graduating seniors of the Class of 1975, I offer sincere congratulations for your successes in all phases of school life. Your leadership has been an inspiration to the underclassmen. As you move on to the next stages of your life development, my wish is that you will find happiness, contentment, and success in all of your endeavors. QYVQJNL W, ' Q Thomas L. Cochran Assistant Superintendent Edmund F. Truter Director of Elementary Education Edward H, Munk Business Manager Donald H. Stewart xx. X 187 Supervisor of Buildings and Grounds 5 'E PRINCIPAL 188 What a tremendous record the class of 1975 has es- tablished at Blackhawk! Congratulations to you all as you each embark on a new phase of your lives. I hope that Blackhawk has contributed positively to your knowledge and growth as persons in full measure for the contributions you have made to us. May peace, love, and joy be with you always. Maw if 9 ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS You, the class of 1975 and l, have known each other for only a short time. It has been a pleasure working with you. The cooperation that was extended to me was greatly ap- preciated. As the class of 1975 leaves the security of the halls of Blackhawk High School and goes out into the insecure outside world, I would like to leave them with this thought. When you get what you want in your struggle of life and the world makes you king for a day. Just go to the mirror and look at yourself and see what the man has to say. For it isn't your father, or mother, or wife whose judgment upon you must pass. The one whose opinion means most in your life is the one looking back in the glass. He's the one to please, never mind all the rest, for he's with you clear up to the end. And you've passed the most dangerous, difficult task if the man in the glass is your friend. You may be a Jack Horner and chisle a plum and think you're a wonderful guy. But the man in the glass says you're only a bum if you can't look him straight in the eye. You may fool the whole world down the pathway of cheers and get pats on the back as you pass. But your final reward will be heartaches and tears if you've cheated the man in the glass. To the class of 1975: The year 1975 will take its place as a very spe- cial year in your life. lt is a year you will remember far into the future. 1 In your mind I hope the expression Blackhawk Class of '75 is synonymous with words like op- portunity, good friends, cherished memories, and fun times. May the remainder of your life be an extension of these thoughts. John Hannum as NURSES' '4f1x.,. Developing and maintaining optimum health prac- tices is the responsibility of your schools' health ser- vices program. The school nurse is part of the health team which consist of the physical education and health teachers. Barbara Bricker iMissing: Susan Bestl .,..g.ss::...,z GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT V siffl, . 3 a , Eff SEQ r ly D ,A V . il Q W ilf-Qf.,,f?i- K E its - ' K ' . 'sk, . - e ' . 'Pill y E. vi -kkr K ,. V ix ' . V ,Q A . .. - ' A v Q . X. , V , + K 5-fs, .,.. ' I at . 7 ,,. ,,,s,sz,. The Guidance Department's role is to assist in the overall development of the in- dividual with the end goal being the production of a responsible citizen. This is done by aiding students in understanding their abilities, aptitudes, interests, and their rela- tionship to educational and vocational opportunities. We feel the Class of '75 exem- plifies those goals we are seeking to achieve. egis N.. X W John Barley James Hanlon Pamela Anderson Ffglafl, :ahh ,f' lgfl 'T' wt.. ' il' DRIVER EDUCA TION You can fail any course and con- tinue on in life, if you fail Driver's Education, it could be your life. 1, Michael Bedzyk 2. Robert Wagoner LIBRA RIA NS Our Library is a good place to be . . .atleast the librarians tryto make it that way. There may have been a few times when you have wished you were just about anyplace else, instead of being stared at by Mr. Ric- er or moved by Mr. Davis. They were only trying to provide what you, oth- er times, have come to expect- a reasonably quiet and pleasant place to work. 3. Leonard Davis 4. Raymond Ricer SPECIAL EDUCA TIUN The prime objective of the Special Education Program at Black- awk High School is to prepare the students to be productive citi- 5 Carmen Chick SCIENCE DEPARTMENT i --li 'Sam is ...E y X X28 Q .f I S unl- 3,11 Jeffrey Jackman R lph Pen H J N g I Ch I E manuel sr' The Science Department stems to convey general knowledge to the students in all phases ofthe Physi- cal and Biological fields of science. x t if l . ,.,. . .... ,,,... ,Gm N, 51X ire- ' -f -X' -v v -s - .Q W Richard Voynik Elsa Hays James Little Judy Howard Donald Paisley William Bryan 19 4 SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT The field of Social Science deals with human relationships, primarily with groups, social institutions, culture, and society. Through this discipline, the stu- dent becomes aware ofthe world around him and his relationship to it. An empha- sis is placed on the development of attitudes and abilities that help the individual adjust to group living, and to become skilled in utilizing sources of information in deciding an issue or attacking a problem. Students are encouraged to express themselves and to clarify their values so that they develope a better understand- ing of themselves, and a greater awareness of the diversity of values which exist in the world. Through exposure to many ideas and concepts the student will be able to better function and contribute to the world in which he lives. Charles Nicotero Todd Stevenson John Nace Keith Kohlhepp Mark Garrett David Parry Harry Raab Q 51 Michael Raich David Bricker Connie Kreshon John Barley Jerome Dattilo Edward Fiech -faq FOREIGN LANGUAGE E ch Stamer Pat c a B'schoff Kathlyn Cordes Mar a Ca dinale DEPARTMENT i'U?i.E2 ik 4 i A S4 'UNF Iwi -,wang vk::J.X. fy f-A H i ii WSP ., .. W A. X? rr .x , QP . ln- Veni, vidi, vici -the motto of the Latin students. Transla- tion: I came, l saw, I conquered. Theyfthe students! certainly i , lived up to this motto. La cara es el espejo del alma. C'est la 197 'J by guerre. 'Eff'. ARBEIT MACHT DAS LEBEN SUSS. Sherina Harhalos Edward Kalivoda Marian Moore i?igYf.J a M CL C MA THEMA TICS DEPARTMENT - -- 5 , . , A Edward Johnson Edward Da John Bl vt? it - s- f,:3v512- 'flip ,J s 'SSA Q xx? i cz. . ,. . xt.,- .1W,,1 Q We X 3 r - .Q The Mathematics program at Blackhawk encourages students to understand the nature of mathematical ideas, but learn to express themselves mathematically and also to apply lto the best of their abilityl basic arith- metic, algebraic, and geometric skills and concepts in problem-solving situations. 4, X il, Johnria Horn John Hannum Audrey Kolozi , Emma Clapie Nancy Melani William Ewing 199 VOCA TIONAL DEPA H TMEN T A change has occured over the years in the conception of Home Economics. Such is the case at Blackhawk High School. Where sewing and basic food preparation were the mainstay of the course, we now have developed and incorporated them into the fami- Iy life, the development of the child, the management and beautification of the home, as well as the pursuit of gourmet cookery. In the past, home economics was primarily a girls' subject. Recently, a distinct interest in home economics and what it has to offer, has been recognized and appreciated by the male sex. A growing number of boys are now enrolled in Today's Bachelor and Foods courses, as well as Family Living. Several from Blackhawk have gone on to pursue a career in Foods, aspiring to become Chefs or Food Service managers. 'qw-N, X Isabelle Gilchrist Diana Hillard Sara Ewing ,fx A L 'CP' 4 The Industrial Arts Department is 201 X if providing an awareness of those opera- tions and processes used in industry in our modern technological society. lt also provides knowledge for those lei- !! sure time activities that can be useful in the home environment. X, , . islt A James Bouril James Cedel Ben Sciulli Howard Leslie Fred Martsolf lMissing1 James Mitchl ik ' fx X BUSINESS DEPARTMENT The Business Education department provides vocational training for se- cretarial, clerical, and accounting students. Many students are involved in taking shorthand, accounting, and typing for their personal use. 202 to gi al Catherine Flowe Jane Long Darl Flomanowski Ann Frye 4,-.. PERF OHMIN G AH TS DEPA H TMEN T 'X . 1 x 94 ft.. ,al Q' if ' A 1 auf i Q - fill . 'wi ,,,,..,. huh Jane Beckwith Joseph Donia Carl Graham Olga Dukas Rosemarie Lombardo Richard Wilson The Performing Arts department is made up of musical arts, arts and crafts, and the theatrical arts. These various divisions offer the students a wide range of influence and a chance to develop each of their characters in either band, chorus, drawing, painting, sculpture, or drama. xl A N 204 ENGLISH DEPARTMENT - E N2 A sri A. firing 1. Norma Kelf 2. James Straley 3. Judy Garvin 4. Bob Selby 5. Frank Lalama 6. Norma Jean Douds .. . i T -qr. To be or not to be is notthe question. ls it an infinitive or a preposition? What is so rare as a day in June - Could this be a topic for a composition? Holmes and Lowell and Wordsworth and Milton, What did they do? Where were they born? Nouns and verbs, adjectives and conjunctions, bring questioning looks to faces each morn. Writing creative - speeches inspiring - researching papers - reading at speed - novels, short stories, poems, and drama. These are some sources to help fill the need of the students in the charge of the English Department. But now, as Socrates said: The hour of departure has arrived, and we go our ways. .agp Y 5 vw W Mary Alice Gilchrist Mary Lou Turek Peggy Townsend Karen Cunningham Betsy Mickelsen Wayne Cole 20 206 PHYSICAL EDUCA TION DEPARTMENT Annie Resuscitator John Fiyce Hope Hackman Nancy Greenfield James Bittner i Physical Activity is a lifelong sport. To participate you must try, to succeed you must try your best. uns pg gg - x X was SPECIAL SERVICES 3 5 5 4 .M,..e,,,.....-..--M v , N 7 if' .. M il-...t f X T Secretaries r 6 Cindy Jackson H Dorothy Blackman , Carol Holman A A ' Georgia Ottey I-0'-'ise Neidnngef Mary Leeper Jeannette Liberty UIDVGVY Guidance Cafeteria 2 208 - -1 Cafeteria Loretta Young rg Judy Hague N... Ek xiz 'V'a'Y GW90' Donna Dillan 4' B etty C h a k ey ...N i i i S' J Jean Wilson . 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BUCKLEY, BARBARA G.A.A. 2: Tri-Hi-Y 1. BURHENN, NANETTE Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Pep Band 3. BURNS, CHRISTINE BUZZA, SCOTT ' Much Ado About Nothing 3: The Apple Tree 3: Spoon River Anthology 4: Stage Crew 3, 4. BYERS, JAMES F.F.A. 3, 4. BYERS, TERRI CAIRONI, PAUL Bask,etbaIl,1,,2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 4. CAMIN ITE, 'CYNTHIA Golf 3, 4 iGirlsl: Girls Basketball 3, 4, Captain 4: Girls Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club 3: Pep Club 3: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, President 4: Ohiyesa Salesperson 4: Powder Puff Football 4. CAMPBELL, NANCY CANTNER, ROBERT CANTWELL, TIMOTHY CAPALBO, JAMES CASTRUCCI, REBECCA Pep Club 1: Cougar Club 3: Prom Committee 3: Semi-Formal Committee 4: Print Staff 2: Crafts Club 3: Judo,4: A.F.S. 4. CEKOVICH., HARRY CHlLDS,'HENRY, K y , G.A.A. 1, i2i,'4j:1P'rom Committee 3: Semi-Formal 4: Coutgiarfs''Ffa-l'ei',Staft 4: National Honor Society 4: Ushers'Club 3, 4: German Club 1, 2, President 2: Powder Puff Football 4. CHIOD0, MICHAEL Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Wrestling 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club 1, 2, 3: Ski Club 2: Sportsman Club 3: Student Council Representative 1: Football Club 4. CHOUINARD. .loses Pep Club 1: Class Treasurer 3, 4: Student Council Rep. 1, 3: Semi-Formal Court, 3rd Runner-up 4: Prom Court, Queen 4: Cougar's Tale Staff 3, Reporter: Ohiyesa Staff 4, Class Editor: National Honor Society 3, 4: Powder Puff Football 3. CLARK, DIANE COCKERHAM, DOROTHY Pep Club 1, 2: G,A.A. 1, 2, 3 Representative 1: Cougar Club 3: Band 2, 3: Pom Pom Girl 2: Color Guard 3: Prom Committee 3: Semi-Formal Committee 4: Ohiyesa Salesperson 4: Ushers Club 4: Powder Puff Football 3: Running Club 4: Bible Club 4. COGLEY, NANCY COLAIZZI, PATRICIA Pep Club 1, 2: Band 3, 4 Officer 3: Tri-M 2, 3, 4 President 4: Concert Choir 1, 2: Ensemble 1, 2: Tri-Hi-Y 1: Ohiyesa Staff 3, 4 Photographer: 5th Grade Outdoor Education Student Aide 3: National Honor Society 3, 4: Ushers Club 3: Photography Club 2, 3: Tammy Tell Me True 1: The Apple Tree 3: Football Club 4: Brew 4: Running Club 4: A.F.S. 4. COLAVINCENZO, LlSA Swimming 4: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council Rep. 1: Semi Formal Court, Queen 4: Prom Court 4: Concert Choir 1: Prom Committee 3: National Honor Society 3, 4 Vice-President 4: Future Historians 1, 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 1, Vice-President 3: Powder Puff Football 3. COLEMAN, TERRI Girls Track 1, 2, 4: Swimming 3: Pep Club 2: G.A.A. 2, 3: Cougar Club 3: Class Business Manager 3: Student Council Rep. 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: Semi-Formal Committee 4: Cougar's Tale Staff Reporter 3: Crafts Club 3: Powder Puff Football 3, 4: Decoration Committees 1: Valentine Dance Decorations 2. 'CONNER, PAUL COOK, DAN Cycle 4. COPEMAN, RICHARD Ski Club 3. CORBIN, WAYNE Band 1. CORCORAN, TERRI: ' Cougar Club 3: Ushers Club 3, 4: Home Ec. 4: Future Nurses Secretary 3, 4. , CORNELIUS, MARK, ' Student Council Rep. 1, 3, 4, Social Chairman: National Honor Society 3, 4: Key Club Vice-President 4: A.V. 3, 4: Brew Co-Chairman 4: Science Club 1: Biology Club 2, 3: Student of the Month 4. COX, BEVERLY National Honor Society 4: German Club 1, 2 Treasurer 2: Future Nurses 4: Tri-M 2, 3, 4. COZART, SHAWN Girls Choir 4: Tri-Hi-Y 4: National Honor Society 4. CRAMER, RON CRANGI, KATHY t Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club 3, Secretary 3: PSD Club 1, 2, 3: G.A.A. 2, 3: Class President 2: Student Council Officer 3: Student Council Rep. 1, 2: Prom Committee 3: Semi-Formal Committee 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Future Historians 1, 2, 3, 4 President 1, 2, State Secretary 2: Tammy Tell Me True 1: Football Club 4: Running Club 4: Student of the Month 4. CRAWFORD, DAVID F.F.A. 4: Soccer 4: Cycle 4. CRISWELL, SHEREE Track 2: Pep Club 1, 2: Cougar Club 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3: Print Staff 2, Reporter: Print Salesperson 2: Ushers Club 1, 4: F.F.A. 3, 4. Secretary 4: Demonstration Team 3, 4, First Team: French Club 1: Crafts Club 4: Drama Club 1, 2: Tammy Tell Me True 1: Public Speaking 3: Intramurals 1, 2. CROOK, TIM Swimming 3: Squaredance Club 2, 3, 4: Stage Crew 4. CUDDY, KIM Prom Court 4: Student Council 1, 3, 4, Secretary 1, President 4: Student of the Month 4: Concert Choir 3: Yale 3: Cheerleader 1: Prom Committee 3: Semi'Formal Committee 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Much Ado About Nothing 3: Powder Puff Football 3: Running Club 4: Outdoor Education 3, 4: National Merit Society, Commended Student, 4, 'CUNNlNG, MICHAEL CZECH, JIM Ohiyesa Staff 3, 4 Photographer: Photography Club 3: Astronomy Club 3: A.V. 4: Chess Club 2. DALTON, KIM Pep Club 2: G.A.A. 2: Tri-Hi-Y 1: Cougar Talk Staff 3, Reporter: Office Practice 4: Tennis 3. DAVIS, KENT DEAN, JUDY National Honor Society 4: Ushers Club 4: Home Ec. 4: Anthropology 4: Garden Club 4. DECARO, LOU DEMARIA, JOHN DICARLO, BRUCE DIETZ, CATHY Cheerleader 1: Pep Club 1: G.A.A. 1, 2: Crafts Club 4. DIFRISCI-llA, JOE Football 1, 2: Basketball 1, 2: Track 1, 2: WreStllng 1, 2, 3: Photography Club 1, 2. DOUDS, RAY Track 2, 3: Sportsman Club 3: Cougar's Tale Staff 4: Stage Crew 1. DOUGLASS, SHERRY LYNN G.A.A. 3, 4: Cougar Club 3: Pom Pom Girl 2: Drama Club 2. DOURM, PAM Cougar Club 3: Tri'Hi-Y 2: Prom Committee 3: Office Practice 4: Ushers Club 1: Crafts Club 4: Drama Club 1, 2: Tammy Tell Me True 1: Your're a Good Man, Charlie Brown 2: Much Ado About Nothing 3: Crafts Club 4: Girls' Track 1, 2: Ecology Club 2: Biology Club 3, Christmas Dance 1. DOUTHITT, DEB G.A.A. 2, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 4: Tri-M 2, 3, 4: Concert Choir 1, 2: Honors Chorus 2: Tri-Hi-Y 1: Prom Committee 3: Semi-formal Committee 4: National Honor Society 4: German Club 1, 2 Secretary 2: Girls' Track 3, 4: Powder Puff Football 3, 4: lnterschool Track 2. DRIPPS, DENISE Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Flute Quartet 2: District Band: Tri'l-liY 1: Tammy Tell Me True 1: Girls' Softball 1: Blackhawk and Beaver Falls Wind Ensemble 4. DUFFY, RALPH Baseball 1: Football 1, 4: Golf-2, 3: Student Council Rep. 4: Tri-M 2, 3, 4: Concert Choir 1, 2, 3: Ensemble 1, 2: Key Club 4: Drama Club 1, 2: Tammy Tell Me True 1, Stage Manager: Much Ado About Nothing 3, Stage Manager: The Apple Tree 3: A.V. Club 1: Stage Crew 1, 2, 3: Powder Puff Football Cheerleader 3, 4: Soccer 4: Running Club 4: Biology Club 2, 3, Membership Chairman 2, Vice-President 3. ECKMAN, DENISE G.A.A. 2, 3, Representative: Student Council Rep. 1: Future Historians 1, 2, 3. ECOFF, BRUCE Squaredance Club 1, 2, 3. EDMOND, MICHAEL EHRENBERG, DONALD ELLIS. JANET HlLL Girls Basketball 1: Girls Volleyball 2: Pep Club 2: G.A.A. 1, 2: Crafts Club 4. ENGLE, SCOTT Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council Rep. 1, 3: Football 1. ' EPPLEY, JEANINE Girls' Choir 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2: Ushers Club 4: Drama Club 2. EVANS, ROBERT Swimming 4: Basketball Manager 1,2: Ski Club 2: Band 1: Concert Choir 2, 3, 4: District Chorus 3, 4: A Night of Melodramas 4: Ensemble 4. FATULA, PHILIP Bridge Club 4: Soccer Club 4: Biology Club 4, President 4. FIDURA, SANDY Prom Committee 3: Semi'formal committee 4: Squaredance Club 2. 3, 4: Officer, FILAURI, MARK Track 2, 3, 4: Cross Country 3, 4: Varsity Club 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 3, Semi-formal Committee 4: Ohiyesa Staff Student Life 4: Junior Historians 3: Running Club 4. FISCHER, ROBIN Pep Club 1, 2: G.A.A. 1: Tri-M 2, 3, 4: Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Ensemble 1, 4: Ohiyesa Salesperson 3, 4: Bible Club 4: Mini Choir 3. FITZGERALD, DIANA Cheerleader 1: G.A.A. 2: Student Council Rep. 1: Crafts Club 4. FLEISCHMAN, DAVE FREED, DENNIS Baseball 1. FREY MICHAEL Concert Choir 3: Prom Committee 3: Much Ado About Nothing 3: Stage Crew 2, 3: Powder Puff Football Cheerleader 4: The Apple Tree 3. FRIDAY, CHERYL Girl's Golf 2: Girl's Track 2: G.A.A. 1, 2: Band 1. FRKUSKA, PHYLLIS Girl's Volleyball 3, 4, Captain 3: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 2: Football Court, Fourth Attendant 4: Varsity Club 3: Pep Club 1, 2, 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Class Vice-President 2: Student Council Rep. 1, 2: Band 1, 2: Woodwind Quintet 2: Semi-formal Court, Second Attendant 4: Prom Committee 3: Semi-formal Committee 4: Prom Court, Crown Bearer, 4: Ohiyesa Staff 3, 4: Jr. Editor, Co-Editor: National Honor Society 3, 4: D.A.R. 4: Junior Historian, Corresponding Secretary, 1, 2, 3: Powder Puff Football 3: Rotary Student of the Month 4. FRY, CHARLES Football 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club 2, 3: Ski Club 2: Band 1: Orchestra 1: Print Salesperson 1: National Honor Society 4. FRY, DONALD Ski Club 2, 3: Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3: Pep Band 3: Band Manager 4: Prom Committee 3:A.V. Club 1, President: Stage Crew 1, 2, 3. FRYE, ROBIN Pep Club 1: Student Council Rep. 1: Concert Choir 1, 2, 4: Ensemble 2, 4: Prom Committee 3, Co-Chairman Entertainment Committee: Tri-M 2, 3, 4: Cougar Talk Staff 3, Editor: Ohiyesa Staff 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Bridge Club 2, 3: Drama Club 2: Tammy Tell Me True 1: National Forensics 3: Vice-President: Powder Puff Football 3: Highlander, Editor 1: Rotary Student of The Month 4: Flapjack Coordinator for News-Tribune 4: French Award 1: Choir Accompanist 1, 4: Outdoor Education Program 3. FRYER, MELANIE Girls' Basketball 1: Cheerleader 1, 2: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4: Class Secretary 1, 2: Semi-formal Court 4, fourth attendent: Concert Choir 1, 3, 4: Prom Court 4: Flower Girl: Cougar Talk Staff 4, Typist: Ohiyesa Staff, Typist 4: Office Practice 4: Football Club 4: Powder Puff Football 3, 4: Girls' track 2, 4: Softball 2: Cougar Club 3: Prom Committee 3: Semiformal Committee 2. FUSCO, LISA Blackhawk and Beaver Falls Wind Ensemble 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Student Council Rep. 2, 3: Band Student Director 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Pep Band 3, 4: Tri-M 2, 3, 4 Ensemble 1, 2: Cougar's Tale Staff 4, reporter, columnist headlines: Cougar Tale Salesperson 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Betty Crocker Homemaker Award 4: The Apple Tree 3, ,Sli 1-if 5 211 212 V w Orchestra: National Forensics 4: Rotary Student of the Month, GANELIN, BILL Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4: Cougar Talk Staff 3, reporter: Ohiyesa Salesperson 3, 4. GARMEN, PAUL Sportsman Club 2: Power Tech 2, 3, 4. GAYHART, ROBIN Band 1: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Office Practice 4: Ushers Club: Home Ec. 4. GEARY, DARLIS Pep Club 2: G.A.A. 2: Concert Choir 1, 4: Girls' Choir 4: Tri-Hi-Y Treasurer'1: German Club 1: Ushers Club 4: Crafts Club 2, 3, 4: Bible Club 4. GEARY, DIANE Pep Club 1, 2: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2: Judo 4: Girls' Track 4. GEARY, DOUGLASS GILLINGHAM, BECKY Girls' Track 2: Pep Club 2: G.A.A. 2, 3: Concert Choir 1: Crafts Club 4. GISHBAUGHER, GREG GISONDI, JOE , Football Manager 4: Basketball Manager 3, 4: Baseball Manager 4: Student Council Rep. 4: A.V. Club 1. GLOTT, KATHIE - Yale 3: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: Girls' Track 4: Powder Puff Football 4. GODWIN, GLENN Band 1, 2, 3: Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Pep Band 1, 2, 3: Stage Band 1, 2: Power Tech 3. GRACE, GLENDA Office Practice 4. GRANATI, JOSEPH Student Council Rep. 1: Stage Band 3: A Night of Melodramas 4. GRAY, JON Soccer 4. GRIMES, REBECCA GUMPF, JAMES Football 1, 2: Wrestling 2, 3, 4: Cycle Club 3. HADDOX, ROBERT Tri-M 2, 3, 4: Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Ensemble 1, 2: Print Salesman 2: Prom Committee 3: Squaredance Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4: Drama Club 1, 2: Tammy Tell Me True 1: You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown 2: Much Ado About Nothing 3: The Apple Tree 3: Spoon River Anthology 4: National Forensics 3, 4: A Night of Melodramas 4: Powder Puff Cheerleader 4. . HAFFEY, D. KIM Pep Club 1: Prom Committee 3: Ushers Club 3: Crafts Club 4: Brew 4: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. HAHN, FRED HARN, CYNTHIA German Club 1. HARTMAN, LYNN V Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 3, 4: Clarinet Choir 2, 3, 4: Tri-IVI 3, 4: Wind Ensemble 4: Prom Committee 3: Ohiyesa Salesperson 3, 4: Tammy Tell Me True 1: The Apple Tree, Orchestra- 3: Student Store Staff 4. HELLE, ROBERT Band 1: Orchestra 1: Soccer 4: Industrial Exploration 4. HILES, ELIZABETH Concert Choir 1, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 4. HOGUE, CHARLES , e 1.99559 D HONAKER, VALERIE V Yale 3: Pep Club 2: G.A.A. 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2: Prom Committee 3: Semi-Formal Committee 4: National Honor Society 4: Ushers Club 3, 4: Brew 4. HONAKER, VlCKlE V Yale 3: Pep Club 1, 2: Prom Committee 3: National Honor Society 4: Ushers Club 3, 4: Crafts Club 4: Brew 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. HOOD, NANCY 4. V I Concert Choir 1: Future Historians 2, 3, 4: Drama Club 3: Crafts Club 4: Powder Puff Football 4. HORNJCRYSTAL ' Cheerleader 1: Pep Club 1: G.A.A. 2, 3: Student Council Rep, 3: Prom Committee 3: Semi-Formal Committee 4: Squaredance Club 1, 2.53: Future Historians 3: National Honor :Society 4: Ushers Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4: Power Puff Football 3. HOSKiN, SHERRY . Crafts Club 4: Future Historians 1, 2, 3, 4: HOUSEHOLDER, JERI Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Concert Choir 1: Squaredance Club 1: Ushers Club 2, 3: Powder Puff Football 3: Future Nurses 3, 4: Bible Club 4. HOUSEHOLDER, LOHRAINE Pep Club 1, 2: G.A.A, 1, 2: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Clarinet Choir 1, 2, 3: Woodwind Quintet 4: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2: Spanish Club 1, 2: Future Homemakers of America 1, 2. HUPP, DEBRA Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, President 4: Office Practice 4. IBEN, GORDEN German Club 1, 2. JACKSON, SHARON Pep Club 1, 2. JANSTO, EUGENE Ski Club 2: Soccer 4. JAVENS, TAMMY Diving 3: G.A,A. 2: Ski Club 2: Crafts Club 4: Future Historians 1, 2. JEROME, CORNEL Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 4: Gold Key Awards: Painted the Cougar in Gym: Prom Committee 3. JEWELL, KALYNN G.A.A. 2: Concert Choir 1, 3, 4: Ensemble 4: Girls Choir 3, 4: District Chorus 4: Prom Committee 3: Crafts Club 3: Future Historians 1: Ecology 2. JOHNSON, DAVID Swimming 3: Concert Choir 3, 4. JONES, VlCKl, Band 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Tri-M 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2: German Club 1, 2: Drama Club 1, 2: Powder Puff Football 4: Brew 4. KALAJAINEN, ROBIN KINGSBUHY, DAVID lll Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Cross Country 1, 2, 4: Varsity Club 1, 2, 3: Band 1: Pep Band 1: Stage Band 1: Ohiyesa Staff 4, Student Life Editor: A.V. Club 2: Running Club 4, KIRKPATRICK, PAMELA Girls Volleyball 3: Pep Club 1, 2: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3: Ohiyesa Salesperson 4: Crafts Club 45 ' KITTNER, NORMA Pep Club 2, 3: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Prom Committe 3: Semi-formal Committee 4: Prom Court, Attendant 4: Cougar's Tale Staff, Art Editor 4: Crafts Club 3: Powder Puff Football 4. KLEIN, KEVIN Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Wrestling 1: Pep Club 1 Cougar Club 3: Student Council Rep. 4: Ensemble 1: Prom Committee 3: Semi-formal Committee, 4, Stage Crew 1: Tennis 4: Running Club 4. KLEIN, LEANNE Yale 3: Cheerleader 1: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Cougar Club 3: Concert Choir 1: Ohiyesa Staff 4, Typist, Office Practice 4: Football Club 4: Powder Puff Football 3: Semi-formal Committee 3. KLlNE, SUSAN Cheerleader 1: G.A.A, 2: Cougar Club 3. Semi-formal Committee 4: Ushers Club 4: Brew 4, Future Nurses 4, President 4, Vice-President 3. KNAPP, SHERRY G.A.A. 1, 2: Tri-Hi-Y 3: Prom Committee 3: Ohiyesa Staff 4: Ushers Club 4. KOHLMANN, JOHN Football 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1: Pep Club 1, 2: Powder Puff Football Coach 3, 4. KRAINIK, ROBERT Basketball 1, 2, 3: Track 1, 2, 3. KRAYNIE, GLENN JR. National Honor Society 4. KRUT, DAVID Key Club 4: Soccer 4. LANDSBACH, DEBORAH Pep Club 1, 2: National Honor Society 4: Usher Club 4: Crafts Club 4: Outdoors Club 3: Officialg Club 1: Semi-formal Committee 4. LASH DAVID Cross Country 3: Soccer 4: Industrial Exploration 4: Running Club 4: Chess Club 2, 3: Backgammon Club 3: Biology Club 2. LASZLO, BECKY G.A.A. 1, Rep. 1: Student Council Rep. 1: Ushers Club 3: Outdoors Club 3: Garden Club 2. LAUGHNER, MICHAEL Football 1, 2: Basketball 1: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Cross-Country 3, 4: Student Council Rep. 1: Class Business Manager 4: Concert Choir 1, 2: Ensemble 1: Cougar's Tale Staff Editor 4: Cougar Talk Staff Manager and Reporter 3: National Honor Society 3, 4, Treasurer 4: Key Club President 4: National Forensics 3, 4, President 3: Vice-President 4: Much Ado About Nothing 3: Running Club 4: Student of the Month. LEFEBVRE, MICHAEL Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Soccer 4. LESTER, GLENN Wrestling 1: Football 1. LESTYAN, ELIZABETH G.A,A. 2, 3, 4: Ski Club 3: Semi-formal Court 4, 5th runner-up: Prom Court 4, Flower Girl: Football Club 4: Powder Puff Football 3, 4. LILLEY, HARRY ' F.F.A. 4, Vice-President, Reporter. LIST, RANDY . Football 1: Golf 3: Soccer 4. LISTON, WILLIAM ' LIVINGSTON, LOUIS . Football 1: Golf 3: Football 4. LOKAR:'ROBERT JR. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4: Track 1:Wrestling 1, 2: Varsity Club 3. LUCCI, MAUREEN , V G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Prom Committee 3: Future Historians 2, 3: LUND, 'DIANE V Ushers Club 3, 45 Future Nurses 4, Treasurer. LUTTON. MARJORIE G.A.A. 15 Prom. Committee 3: Future Historians 25 National Forensics 35 Semi-Formal Committee 3. LYLE, RANDALL Soccer. 4. , , MACHEN, JAMES' ' Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 45 Varsity Club 2, 35 Pep Club 1, 25 Prom Committee 35 Football Club 4, 5 MADDEN, STEPHEN ' 1 Football 1, 253, 4, Captain 45 Basketball 1, 25 Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 45 Varsity Club 2, 35 Judo 45 Running Club,'45 Anthropology 4. MAGNESS, WENDY Pep Club 15 G.A.A. 1,25 MAHONEY, DAN MAJCHER, BETH G.A.A. 25 Concert Choir 15 Future Historians 1, 2, 3, 4. MANNARINO, PATRICIA SHUMAN MANNARINO, RICHARD Golf 2, 3, 45 Power Tech 3, 45 Future Histories 15 Industrial Exploration 4, MANNIX, TIMOTHY Baseball 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 45 Ski Club 25 Class Vice-President 35 Student Council Rep. 35 Band 15 Prom Committee 35 Ohiyesa Staff 3, 4, Sport Editor5 National Honor Society 3, 4, Presidentp Key Club Treasurer 4. MARNICIO, RONALD Baseball 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 2, 3, 45 Cross Country 45 Varsity Club 35 Class President 1, 3, 4: Student Council Officer 25 Prom Committee 35 Semi-formal Committee 45 National Honor Society 3, 4, President5 Key Club Treasurer 4. MASTFIOGUISEPPE, CATHY Pep Club 25 Tri-Hi-Y 25 Office Practice 45 Ushers Club 4. MATHEWS, JOHN Student Council Rep. 45 Track 4. MATUSKI, SHARON Pep Club 15 Tri-Hi-Y 15 Office Practice 4, MAY, ZOANN Pep Club 1, 25 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Secretary 45 Anthropology 4. MCADOO, RONALD Wrestling 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 25 Band 15 Orchestra 1, Tammy Tell Me True 15 Stage Crew 1. MCCARL, KEVIN Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 15 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 2, 35 Pep Club 2, 35 Student Council Rep. 45 National Honor Society 4: Running Club 4. McCLAlN, KEVIN Baseball 1, 2, 45 Football 1, 2, 35 Soccer 4. McCLlNTON, JAMES JR. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 1, 45 Track 1, 2.3, 45 Varsity Club 1, 2, 35 Pep Club 1, 2, 35 Powder Puff Football Coach 3, 45 Anthropology 4. MCCONNELL, JANICE G.A.A. 1, 2, 35 Concert Choir 15 Prom Committee 35 Semi-formal Committee 45 Football Club 45 Powder Puff Football 3. MCCOWIN, LUANNE G.A.A. 1, 25 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 3, 4: Office Practice 4, McFARLAND, KIMBERLY Prom Committee 3. McGATH, JENNIFER G.A.A. 1, 3, 45 Concert Choir 15 Ohiyesa Staff Typist 45 Office Practice 45 Football Club 4: Girls' Track 3, 45 Powder Puff Football 3, 45 Girls' Softball 25 Valentine Semi-formal Committee 2. MCKNIGHT, RAYMOND McROBERTS, KEVIN Football 1, 25 Band 1, 25 Pep Club 15 Pep Band 1, 2. MCSTAY. MARIANNE Yale 35 Girls' Basketball 45 Cheerleader, 1, 2, 35 Captain 1, 35 Pep Club 1,'2, 35 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Rep. 25 Student Council Rep. 25 Prom Committee 35 Prom Court Attendant 45 Football Club 45 Girls' Track 25 Powder Puff Football 3, 4. MEADER, NANCY Pep Club 25 G.A.A. 25 Student Council Rep. 3, 45 Cougar's Tale Staff Reporter 45 Cougar Tale Salesperson 45 National Honor Society 45 Ushers Club 35 Future Historians 15 Future Nurses President 3. MELVIN, ROBERT MERRIMAN, CAROL Girls' Basketball 3, 45 Pep Club 15 G,A.A. 1, 2, 32 Band 15 Prom Committee 35 Prom Court, Lady-in-Waiting 45 Cougar's Tale Staff Reporter-Salesman 45 Ohiyesa Salesperson 35 National Honor Society 45 Ushers Club 3, 4. MERRYMAN, LYNN Ski Club 2, 35 Crafts Club 3, 4, President 45 Drama Club 15 Tammy Tell Me True 1. MERVIS, ALEX METENEY, DIANA Pep Club 2, 35 G.A.A. 35 Prom Committee 35 Ohiyesa Staff Typist 45 Office Practice 45 National Honor Society 4. METENEY, TIMOTHY Golf 25 Ohiyesa Staff Photographer 45 Key Club 45 Photography 2. MIHALKO, NANCY MILLER, SHIRLEY G.A.A. 1, 25 Student Council Rep. 15 Garden Club 2. M MILNES, BRIDGET Tri-M 2, 3, 45 Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Cougar's Tale Staff, Reporter-Salesperson 45 Squaredance Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Vice-President 35 Powder Puff Football Manager 45 Home Ec. 45 F.H.A, 1, 2, MISCHKA, ROBERT Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Cross Country 35 Concert Choir 45 Squaredance Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Industrial Exploration 45 Running Club 4. MOORE, KEV1N Football Manager 15 Golf 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 35 Student Council Rep. i5 Tammy Tell Me True 1. MURIS, JOHN Basketball 1. MURPHY, GAY Crafts Club 4. MURPHY, NANCY Girls Swimming 45 Girls Basketball 2, 35 G.A.A. 35 Cougar's Tale Staff Reporter 4: Garden Club 35 Lifeguard 3, 4. MURPHY, SHARON Pep Club 25 Tri-Hi-Y 15 Ushers Club 3, 4. MURTHA, BETTE Pep Club 35 Bible Club 45 Backgammon 35 Running Club 4. NALEPA, JOSEPH Football 1. NAMOLA, STANLEY Baseball 2, 3, 45 Golf 1. 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4. NEIDLINGER, CLAUDETTE Swimming 3, 45 Yale 35 Girls Volleyball 25 Pep Club 1, 2, 35 G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Pom Pom Girl 25 Majorette 2, 35 Color Guard 45 Prom Committee 35 Squaredance Club 15 Girls Track 35 Powder Puff Football 4. NEWHOUSE, CHARLES Cougar's Tale Staff Reporter 45 Cougar Talk Staff Reporter 3. NEWMAN, KEITH Band 1. NOWOTNEY, RENEE Pep Club 1, 2, 35 G.A.A. 1, 2, 35 Cougar Club 35 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 Ushers Club 1, 2, 3, 4. OSMAN, ROBERT JR. Football 15 F.F.A. 45 Chess Club 3. PADEZANIN, MARCIE Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 45 Football' Court, Third Attendant 45 Varsity Club 35 Pep Club 1, 2, 35 G.A.A. 25 Ski Club 25 Student Council Rep. 1: Prom Committee, chairman 35 Semi-Formal Committee 45 Prom Court, Lady-in-Waiting 45 National Honor Society 3, 4. PANNER, BARBARA Diving 3, 45 Cheerleader 1: G.A.A. 2: Ski Club 2. 35 Prom Court Attendant 45 Cougar's Tale Staff Sports Editor 45 Cougar Tale Salesperson 45 Powder Puff Football 45 Track 2. PAPASAVAS, MARIA Pep Club 15 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Cougar Club 35 Student Council Rep. 15 Cougar Talk Staff Typist 45 Office Practice 4. PAPPERT, KARL Swimming 3, 45 Diving 4: Cycle 4. PARSONS, CHARLES Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 25 Prom Committee 35 Future Historians 45 Football Club 4. PAUVLINCH, JOANNE PAWLOS, CATHERINE Pep Club 1, 25 G.A.A. 3. PEASE, KAREN Gymnastics 2, 35 Student Council Officer 15 Maiorette 2, 35 Ski Club 1, 2. 3. PEGG, HERB Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 1, 2,35 Pep Club 2, 35 Sportsman Club 2, PELAIA, REGINA G.A.A. 1, 2, 35 Prom Committee 35 Semi-formal Committee 45 Cougar Talk Staff Typist 45 Girls Track 25 Powder Puff Football 3, 4. PETERMAN. BOB Basketball 1, 2. PETERS, BARBARA Pep Club 1, 25 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 German Club 1, 2, 35 Crafts Club 4. PHILLIPS, DIANA Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Office Practice 45 Ushers Club 3, 45 German Club 1, 35 Future Homemakers 1. 2, 3, 4, Vice President 35 Sound Crew 2. PHILLIPS, MARILYN 2 21 A 4 PLATZ, MARK Football 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club 3: Pep Club 2, 3: Band Officer 1: Prom Committee 3: Semi-formal Committee 4: Future Historians 1, 2, 3, 4: Football Club 4: Tennis 4, , POLICARO, JEFF P PRICE, KENNETH Football 1: Sportsman Club 2. PRUBAN, DAVID , Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Band 2, 3, 4: Brass Quintet 2, 3: Woodwind Quintet 4: Tri-M 3, 4: District Orchestra 4: District Band 3, 4: Honors Band 3, 4: Regional Band 4: Regional Orchestra 4. PULLMAN, RONALD Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Captain 4: German Club 3: A Night of Melodramas 4. PYLES, JEFFERY Football 1, 2: Track 1, 2: Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2: Pep Band 1, 2, 3: Much Ado About Nothing 3: Spoon River Anthology 4: Stage Crew 1, 2: A Night of Melodramas 4. RALEY, ROBIN Pep Club 1: G.A.A. 2, 3: Student Council Rep. 1: Concert Choir 1: Prom Committee 3: Semi-formal Committee 4: Prom Court Attendant 4: Ohiyesa Salesperson 3, 4: Junior Historians 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, 4: Tammy Tell Me True 1, Student Director: Much Ado About Nothing 3: Football Club 4: Talent snow 4: Girls Track 2. RALICH, GEORGETTA Girls Basketball 1: Cougar's Tale Staff Photographer 3: Photography Club Secretary 2. RALPH, KEVIN Basketball 1, 2: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 2: Judo 4. REED, JANET G.A.A. 3: Powder Puff Football 3. REED, SHARON Yale 3: Girls Basketball 1: G,A.A, 1, 2, 3, 4: Concert Choir 1: Ohiyesa Staff Typist 4: Office Practice 4: Football Club 4: Girls Track 2, 4: Powder Puff Football 3, 4: Girls Softball Team 2: Semi-formal Committee 2: Cougar Club 3: Prom Committee 3. REED, THOMAS Football 1: Basketball 1: Track 1: Bridge Club 2: Soccer 4: Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4. REID, JAMES Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Pep Band 2, 3: Stage Band 2, 3, 4: German Club 1, 2. REISINGER, LAURA Concert Choir 1, 2, 3: Ohiyesa Staff 4, Copy Editor: Bridge Club 2: Drama Club 1, 2: Tammy Tell Me True 1: You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown 2: Much Ado About Nothing 3: Spoon River Anthology 4: A Night of Melodramas 4. RICE, CHERYL Cougar Talk Staff 4: Cougar Talk Salesperson 4: Ushers Club 3, 4: P.Y.E.A. 4: Teachers Aid for P.Y.E.A. 3. 4: Future Nurses 4. RIMBEY, JEFFERY Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Captain 1: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Captain 1: Basketball 1: Varsity Club Vice-President 3: Pep Club 2, 3: National Honor Society 4: Judo 4: Football Club Vice-President 4: Powder Puff Football Coach 3, 4. e - 1 ROCCO, SAMUEL , i Student Council Representative 1: Tri-M 2, 3, 4: Treasurer 3: Vice-President 4: Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Ensemble 1, 2, 4: District Chorus 3, 4: Ohiyesa Staff 4:Ohiyesa Salesperson 3: National Honor Society 4: Key Club 4: Drama Club 2: National Forensics Treasurer 3, 4:Tammy Tell me True 1: Much Ado About Nothing 3: The Apple Tree 3: Spoon River Anthology 4. M ROCK, MARY Tri-Hi-Y 1: Prom Committee 3: Ushers Club 3, 4: Drama Club 2: Future Nurses 3, 4: Secretary 3: Home Ec 1. FIOMANO, WILLIAM Diving 4: Sportsman Club 3: Class Treasurer 2: National Honor Society 2: Key Club 4: Judo 4: Cycle 4: Outdoor Club 3. RUSSELL, DEBORAH I Girls' Golf 1, 2: Girls' Basketball 2, 3, 4: Captain 3, 4: Cheerleader 1, 2, Captain 2: Varsity Club 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. Representative 2: Class President 1: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Stage 'Band 1, 2: Clarinety Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Woodwind Quintet 4: Tri-M 2, 3, 4: District Band 3: Drum Major 3, 4: Prom Court Attendant 4: National Honor Society 3, 4. RUSSELL, RAYMOND Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Wrestling 3, 4: Varsity Club 1, 2, 3: Pep Club 2, 3: Band 1: Stage Band 1: German Club 1, 2: Soccer 4. RYCZ, BEVERLY Pep Club 1: Tri-I-li-Y 4: Prom Committee 3: National Honor Society 4: Ushers Club 3, 4: Girls' Track 3, 4: Powder Puff Football 4: Soccer 4: Home Ec. 4: Running Club 4: Garden Club 2, 3, 4. SABINO, JOANN Pep Club 2: Tri-Hi-Y 1: Ushers Club 3, 4. SAGE, ALEXIS Cheerleader 1, 3, 4: Football Court, First Attendant 4: Pep Club 1, 3: B.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Student Council Representative 1: Concert Choir 1: Prom Committee 3: Semi-formal Committee 4: Prom Court Sceptor Bearer 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Spanish Club 3: Future Historians 1, 2, 3, 4: Treasurer 4: Football Club 4: Girls' Track 2: Powder Puff Football 3, 4: A Night of Melodramas 4. SANDERS, KEN SAVlLlSKY, LINDA G.A.A. 3, 4: Ski Club 2: Sportsman Club 2: Girls' Choir 4: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2: Ushers Club 2, 3. SCHIER, DANIEL Wrestling 2, 3, 4: Captain 4: Ski Club 2: Bridge Club 2. SCHRAF, DAVID Football 1: Track 1: Basketball 1: Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4. SCHRIVER, MARK Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1: Varsity Club 1, 2,3, 4, SCOTT, TORRIE Swimming 3, 4 lGirls'l: Pep Club 2: G.A.A. 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 1: Ushers Club 4: Running Club 4. SCRANTON, LILA SHAFFER, TERESA Archery 2. SHANOR, DAVID F.F.A. 2. SHARP, TOM Prom Committee 3, SHEARER, CHARLES Baseball Manager 2: F.F.A, 4: Demonstration Team 4. ' f SHOW, FLORENCE ' Home Ec. 4: Future Nurses 4. SHOW, JOSEPHINE : Cougarfs Tale Staff Reporter 4: Cougar Talk Staff Reporter 4: Archery 2. ' ' SHROADS, GARRETT The Apple Tree 3: Stage Crew 2, 3. SIEGAL, STUART L Baseball Manager 2: Stage Crew 1:'2, 3, 4: Cycle Club Secretary 4, SIMMONS, DEBBIE Running Club 4. SLOVAK, RAYMOND Band Manager 3, 4: Regional Orchestra Manager 4: Biology Club 2, 3. SMALL, JULIE G.A.A. 1: Cougar's Tale .Staff Reporter 3: Cougar Talk Salesperson 3: Office Practice 4' Crafts Club 4. 'SMlTH, BETTY Girl's Basketball Captain 2: Girl's Volleyball Captain 2: Pep Club 2: Ushers Club 4. SMITH, BRUCE Wrestling 2, 3, 4: Ski Club 2, 3: National Honor Society 4. SMITH, LYNDA Golf lGirls'l 4: Future Historians 1. SMITH, MAGGIE Girls' Basketball 1: Girls' Volleyball 1: Pep Club 1: G.A.A. 1, 2: Prom Committee 2: German Club 1, 'SMlTH, RON SMlTH, VICKIE Pep Club 1: Tri-Hi-Y 4: Ushers Club 4: F.H.A. 1. SODERGREN, DAVID SOKOL, BARBARA Ushers Club 1: Future Nurses 3, 4: Treasurer 3: Anthropology 4. SORTS, PATRICIA G.A.A. 4: Office Practice 4: Crafts Club 4: Girls' Track 4: Brew 4. SOUTHALL, JOHN Track 1: Swimming 3, 4: Gymnastics 3, 4. STALNECKER, PAMELA Pep Club 1, 2: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Pom Pom Girl 2: Majorette 3, 4: Concert Choir 1: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2: Ushers Club 3, 4. STANTON, PAMELA Tri-Hi-Y President 1. STANYARD, JANICE Yale 3: Pep Club 1, 2: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Tri-M 2, 3, 4: Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Ensemble 1, 4: Girls' Choir 4: Tri-Hi-Y 1: National Honor Society 4: The Apple Tree 3: Spoon River Anthology 4: Prom Committee 3. STEAR, TlMOTHY STEINER, FRANCIS F.F.A. Sentinal 4. STEINER, JOHN F.F.A. Demonstration Team 1: F.F.A. 4. STERRETT, JUDY Girls' Swimming 4: Diving 3, 4: Girls' Basketball Team 3: Girls' Volleyball 2: Cheerleader 4: Football Court, Queen 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3: G.A.A. 1 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: Semieformal Committee 4: Prom Court, Train Bearer 4: Diving Club 4: Football Club 4: Girls' Track 4: Powder Puff Football 4. STEWART, THOMAS Swimming Team 3: Ski Club 2: Sportsman Club 25 Bridge Club 2: Power Tech 2, 3: Crafts Club 25 Tennis 45 Soccer 4: Running Club 4. STRATTON, KERI Cougar Club 35 Concert Choir 1, 2, 3: Judo Club 4: Girls' Track 45 Powder Puff Football 2,35 Future Nurses 3. STRATTON,.OLlVER STREIT, CLl'NTON Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, Captain 15 Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 25 Student Council Rep. 1, 2: Football Club President 45 Powder Puff Football Coach 3, 4. TEASDALE, CAROL Future Nurses Club. TEASDALE, JOHN THOMPSON, KEITH Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Officer 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4. THOMPSON, WILLIAM Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Officer 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Stage Band 1.2, 3, 4. TlBBETTS, FAITH Band 45 Cougar's Tale Staff 4: Running Club 4. TlSINAl, RICHARD Basketball 1, 2, 3: Key Club, 2nd Vice President 4. TKACIK, MARGARET Cougar Mascot 4: G.A.A. 3, 4: National Honor Society 4: Ushers Club 35 P.Y.E,A. 2, 3, 4, President 4: Football Club 4: Powder Puff Football 3, 4: Soccer Club 4: Running Club 45 Tennis Intramurals 3, TONEY, DlNO Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 25 Varsity Club 2,35 Pep Club 1, 2: Band 15 Stage Band 15 Concert Choir 2, 3, 4: Ensemble 2, 45 District Chorus 3,45 Regional Chorus 3, 4: Drama Club 1: Tammy Tell Me True i: Much Ado About Nothing 3: The Apple Tree 3: Spoon River Anthology 4. TOTH, GREGORY Track 1, 25 Prom Committee 3: Cougar's Tale Staff 3: Cougar Talk Staff, PA Manager 4: Ohiyesa Staff 4: Key Club 4: Drama Club 1: Much Ado About Nothing 35 The Apple Tree 35 Stage Crew 1, 3, 4: Soccer Club 4: Bible Club 45 Outdoor Education. TRAVERS, SHERRY Pep Club 1: G.A.A. 1, 2: German Club 1, 2. TRESS, JUDITH G.A.A. 2, 35 Ski Club 2: Sportsman Club 2: Girls' hoir 4: Cougar's Tale Staff Reporter 35 Ushers lub 2, 3, RITSCHLER, JAMEY ROY, MARlANNE G.A.A. 2, 3: Student Council Officer 2, 3: Prom Committee 3: National Honor Society 3, 45 Future Historians 2, 3, 4, President 4: Tammy Tell Me 'True 15 Crafts Club 3: Powder Puff Football 3. RUTER, CAROLYN G.A.A. 1, 25 Tri-Hi-Y 1: Prom Committee 35 Ushers Club 1, 45 Girls' Track 45 Tennis Club 4: Running Club 4. TSAI, VlCKlE Girls' Track 15 Pep Club 25 Prom Committee 3: Anthropology 4. UEBELACKER, CYNTHIA Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4: Football Court, First Attendant 45 Pep Club 3, 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 4: Semi-formal Court, First Attendant 45 Prom Committee 3: Prom Court, Attendant 4: Office Practice 4: Football Club 45 Powder Puff Football 3, 4. UEBELACKER, TAMARA Pep Club 2: Prom Committee 35 Ohiyesa Staff 45 National, Honor Society 4: Future Historians 3: Bible Club 4: Bridge Club 35 Student Store 4. VACAR, VALERIE Pep Club 15G.A.A. 1, 25 Student Council Officer 15 Concert Choir 1: Prom Committee 3: Prom Court 4, Attendant: Cougar Talk Staff Reporter 3: Powder Puff Football 3: Ohiyesa Staff, Copy Editor'4: National Honor Society 45 Junior Miss Representative 4: Crafts Club 35 Tammy Tell Me True 15 National Forensics 3: Outdoor Education 3. VALLI, LISA Girls' Swimming Team 3, 45 G.A.A. 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 1: Concert Choir 1: National Honor Society 4. VEON, TERRI Class Secretary 4: Student Council Rep. 1, 3: Prom Committee 3: Semi-formal Committee 4: National Honor Society 45 Future Historians 1, 2, 3, 4. Vice-President 4: AFS 4. , VIDO, NANCY Cheerleader 3: Pep Club 3: G.A.A. 3: Student Council Rep. 3: Prom Committee 3: Semi-formal Committee 4: Prom Court 4, Lady in Waiting: Print Staff 2: Cougar Talk Staff Artist 3: Ohiyesa Staff, Junior Associate Co-Editor, Senior Editor 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 45 Junior Miss Representative 4: Crafts Club 45 BREW 45 American Field Service 4: Valentine Semi-formal Chairman 2: Outdoor Education 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 2: Student of the Month 4. VlDONlSH, MICHAEL Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club 1, 2, 3: Pep Club 2: Print Staff Salesman 2: National Honor Society 4: Future Historians 45 Powder Puff Football Coach 3: Running Club 4. VOSLER, KEVIN Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Band 2, 3, 4: Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Brass Quintet 2: Tri-M 3, 4: German Club 2: District Orchestra 2, 4: District Band 25 Much Ado About Nothing 3: Spoon River Anthology 45 Chess Club 1, 2. WALLACE, MICHAEL Baseball 15 Stage Crew 2, 3, 4: Chess Club 2, 3. WEAVER, CYNTHlA G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Cougar Club 3: Student Council Rep. 3: Cougar Talk Staff, Typist 4: Ohiyesa Salesperson, 35 Office Practice 4. WEIDNER, DOUGLAS Soccer Club 4. WEIMER, CHAD Basketball 1, 25 Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Cross Country' 3, 45 Concert Choir 4: Squaredance Club 3, 45 Running Club 4. WEST, JOHN Baseball 1, 2, 3: Track 45 Golf 35 Diving 3: Cross Country 45 Student Council Officer 1: Prom Committee 35 National Forensics 3: Football Club 4: Running Club,4. WHEELER, DEBORAH Girl's Volleyball 3: Pep Club 2: Tri-Ho-Y 1.2, 3: Ohiyesa Salesperson 45 Crafts Club 4: Powder Puff Football 45 Running Club 4. WHlTLATCH, COLLEEN , G.A.A, 1, 2: Concert Choir 1: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2:,Prom Committee 3: Semiformal Committee 4. WILMOTH, LARRY Baseball 2: Football 35 Golf 2, 3, 4: Swimming 3: Varsity Club 1, 35 Future Historians 2, 3, 4. WlLSON, ClNDY Q WOOD, LISA 'WOODROME, AMY YENSULL, LUANNE Pep Club 15 G,A.A, 2: Prom Committee 3: Semi-formal Committee 3: Ohiyesa Salesperson 3, 4: National Honor Society 4: Ushers Club 3, 45 P.Y.E.A 2, 3, 4: Vice President 4: Girls Track 3, manager 3: Powder Puff Football 3, 4: Tennis 35 Soccer Club 45 Running Club 4: Girls Shop Club 1: Garden Club 2. YENSULL, LYNN Tri-Hi-Y: Cougar's Tale Staff' 3, Reporter: Cougar Talk Staff 4, Reporter: Ushers Club 3, 4: Photography.Club 2: Archery Club 2, President. YlNGLlNG, CHRIS Ski Club 2, 3: Band 4: Football Manager 2: Tammy Tell Me True 1: Cycle Club Secretary, 4: Bicycle Club 3. 'YOHO, JANICE Diving 3, 4: Cheerleader 15 G.A.A. 2. 2 YOKEL, CHRlSTlA Pep Club 1, Secretary: G.A.A. 2: Ski Club 2, 3: Student Council Officer 4: German Club 1, Vice President: Ecology Club 2, YOUNG, ClNDY Girl's Volleyball 2: G.A.A. 1, 25 Band 1, 2, 3. 4: Pep Band 25 Brew 4: Squaredance Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Vice President. YOUNG, DEBBIE G.A.A. 2: German Club 1. YOUNG, WILLIAM Band 2: Stage Crew 4. ZACARCHUK, CINDY Student Council Officer 4: Student Council Rep. 1, 3:Concert Choir 1, 2, 3: National Honor Society 4: Bridge Club 2: Crafts Club 3: Powder Puff Football 3, ZEH, DARRELL Cycle Club, Vice-President. ZELLHART, EDWARD JR. Cougar Club 3: Sportsman Club 2: Future Historians 1: Soccer Club 4: Industrial Exploration 4. ZIMA, CYNTHlA G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 15 Pep Band 3, 4: Clarinet Choir 1, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 1: Prom Committee 3: The Apple Tree, Orchestra 3: Spoon River Anthology, Accompanist 45 BREW 45 Running Club 4: Chess Club 1, 2, 35 Archery Club 2: Woodwind Ensemble 4. ZUPSIC, JANET ' Pep Club 1, 25 G.A.A. 1, 25 Prom Committee 3. ZUPSIC, JOHN 'Seniors not pictured ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Graule Studio Western Publishing Company John Krapp Sales Representative Photo credits: Jim Czech, Tim Meteney, Patti Colaizzi, Doug Gilchrist, Ed Kalivoda, Beaver, County Times -'O 'R Now that the year has come to a close, we the students are about to separate once again. Some shall return, but those of us who have completed our stay here, are about to begin a new life as individuals. Just as the puzzle was once assembled, the pieces are forced to break apart and stand alone and strong. We, these individual puzzle pieces, are about to embark on a journey to find exactly where we fit once again in a new and more intricate puzzle. lf for some reason we are called together again, to reunite the pieces of the old, there will be those who have found their permanent place in life and can not return. These few will be the ones we may never see again and will be the missing pieces. M,Q,,t if .aw A ft H' Jacy NlcClinton Dino VLH' . ' ln Memoriam 'A 4 V Three teenage boys out for a rideiltfsigffull of . lov so full of pride. ' - T . Soon they would be leaving T,Q'mQ,l9QilQlQQSVOfg g ,,,, ,Q A t Remember ' their Own' T A 'i i Away to a college a me when I am 9009 GWGYI , sm cod had his plans foza i t r? f 9fG0ne far away into the Silent land: A,,t ,,,. , , ,i - He took them into his - - YOU Can no more hold me bv The - . T ffl lr,l l,.t 'hand a9a '- T T it . , ' ,A f s Nor l half turn to go yet turning stay . . . . '-i' . A Their teammatesswill Remember me When no mole' dal' bY daYf . They Wm an recau, ts,,. T You tell me of our future that your T The fun that they had while theyzail played ball. . Bobo was young and full of laughter. Jacy was so strong, he made players scatter. Dino played ball with a song in his heart. This is why it is so hard to see them depart. But to their teammates and friends they are not dead at all, Because in their hearts they will all be play- ing ball. ln some other time and some other place may they all meet again to shake hands and embrace Mrs. Herbert Pegg planned: Only remember meg you understand lt will berlate to counsel then or pray. Yet if you should forget me for a while And afterwards remember, do not grieve: For if the darkness and corruption leave A vestige of the thoughts that once I had, Better by far you should forget and smile Than that you should remember and be sad . . . Christina G. Rossetti Toney
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