Braddock High School - Braddonian Yearbook (Braddock, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1977 volume:

GENERAL BRADDOCK area high School Title Page 1 SENIORS PAGES 5-43 UNDERCLASSMEN PAGES 44-53 CLURS ORGANIZATIONS PAGES 58-69 FACULTY ADMINISTRATION PAGES 70-79 SPORTS PAGES 82-113 SPECIAL EVENTS PAGES 114-137 GRADUATION PAGES 138-145 Table Of Contents 3 AT EVERY END THERE’S A BEGINNING The sun sets at dusk Yet it shall rise again at dawn. Kindergarten has come to an end First grade will be different— Harder to adjust to, but I will make it. Soon first will be over and second will start. It can't be as bad as they say, I will make it. June is here, second grade's over. After vacation things will begin. Fourth and fifth will follow soon, The time passes so quickly. Yet, at every end there's a beginning . . . Sixth grade's here and gone. A new building and new faces, My first year in Junior High. I'll work hard and make it through. Just getting used to the seventh grade— It's finished, and now I must move on. Eighth grade I enjoyed very much. At every end there's a beginning . . . But it's time to move on. I'm starting my first year in high school — How exciting! New sports and organizations to join Starting to date and going to parties. Tenth is here bringing new ideas, Making one more aware Eleventh is much the same, except for the prom— The biggest dance in high school, the most important too. Twelfth, oh my goodness my very last year. So much to do— The Trip, Banquet, Senior Morning, and the Play Gotta go, it's my farewell party. All these things to say good bye to . . . Graduation night, shaking like a leaf My diploma, I have it. The tears are shed tonight— So many memories But at every end there's a beginning . . . You have a life time ahead of you. You will see many sunsets and sunrises. Don't pout and don't cry. Think of the future, and remember the past. For, at every end there's a beginning . . . Ella Nora Ramsey Copy Editor 4 Memories Pat Adams STIMV Martha Andelmo JANIE Terrence Andrascik DRAS Karen Baker KILLER CRAB1 6 Seniors Anthony Bradford TONY Doreen Britt DOE Seniors 7 Robert Bnino BRUNO Carol Burnham Cheryl Cliambers STINKSY REMEMBER THESE YEARS TOMORROW Jeffrey Campbell IIow n,an ,,ave Sone hefore us? Nobody knows for sure . . . Nathaniel Carter 8 Seniors Timothy Chismar Martin Choma MARTY Robert Clanagan BOBBY But, whomever they loved, or Whatever they did. Their memories will Ions endure Gretta Clay SWEET MEAT Robert Coburn Tammy Cox Barbara Davis Kimberly Davis Michael Daye MICK 10 Seniors Gary Downey Edward Dunbar EASY ED Joseph DiBernardo JOEY D. Tamara DeVay TAMMIE Melvin Dupree THE DESTROYER Ketura Emery KITTY Authur Feagins Seniors ll Michael Flanagan Now we are among them. The graduates of the past. Gary Glaze ICEMAN Mark Grant BIONIC BABY YVe have each other’s friendshi Anti we hope and pray it lasts, JoAnnette Green CHOOCH MEAN JO Edward Gross Anthony Gnarino TONY Debra Hamlin DEBBIE Senior s 13 Stephanie Hargrove STEPH LYNN Donald Harris PETE Robert Harman HOSS QWASI MO TO 14 Seniors Senior s 15 Rose Marie Johnson HORSHACK Marcia Jones MARSH „ Don I let time and discouragement Rhonda Jones _ a , , , LYNNIE Destroy your plans and dreams. Kathy Kaefer GOOZY Kevin Kelly Patricia Kerns PATTY Albert Kohan ZIM ZAM 16 Seniors The world adores accomplishment. But, beware of jealous schemes. Kenneth Kraly NEEDLES Edward Kramer Linda Krivansky SHORTY SenIors 17 Marva La Mar Deborah La nth TEETH Harold Lee MONTA James Lee William Lekovitch Linda Lennon YAMIE-D Michael Little 18 Seniors Seniors 19 Chester McCauley SLICK WATTS Tamara McCambridge TAMM I Roxane Little ROXIE Maranda Long TANGY Kathleen McCombs KATHY Roslyn McGuigan ROZ Mark McMillan MAC Mark Madison MATT THE DEVASTATOR Gary Majersky We soon learn we cannot linger. As the calendar moves on ahead Vicki Martin John Martincevic Kimberly Matvia Dennis Meyers DENNY Pamela Milton DIMPLES 20 Seniors Michael Paola Corletta Parker CORA Valerie Phillips Catherine Pollack Thomas Prokop James Provenzano JIM BEAU ROCK Robert Putzlockler 22 Seniors Kenneth Rabenstein Ella Nora Ramsey Melanie Redovan Robert Reichert Sharon Reichert Steve Repasky STEVE WEED Karol Richards Seniors 23 Warren Riley JETH-FRO' Dale Robertson Zetra Rose ZETTIE Robert Rothrauff “ROACH Diane Ruffner DINKY Kenneth Sari NAULDO Leroy Scales 24 Seniors Luann Scavincky LULU Leonard Scott DINKY Remember to show the same kn To both common folk and kings. Judith Skvarla 26 Seniors Seniors 27 Gregory Tippett REGIE Terry Thomas Michele Thomas MISSIE Life consists of many tilings. Like fun, and joy, and sorrow . . . Daniel Tkach GIZ William Tomosky BILL Trina Thomas 28 Seniors Robert Tompkins WHOP Rita Torbich William Trisch Gladys Turner GLADIE BOO We saw all these things at GBA, And we’ll remember them tomorrow Brian Vasquez QUEZ Donna Vaughn Martin Verosko Doreen Vranich Seniors 29 Denise Wawrocki DENNY Terrie Wertz Bruce Williams SONNY Royanne Young LITTLE DIPPER1 Warren Wright Melvin Wynn BOO WYNN' ROW 1: J. Prysock, A. Peltier, T. Arnett ROW 2: D. Baker, F. King, N. Carter, R. Hart, S. AvanC SENIORS NOT PICTURED: M. Bell, J. Gubash, K. Haynes, E. Kearney, K. Parr, K. Parr, T. Samsa, D. Schiavo, K. Schellman, K. Sklenar, D. Thomas r% Senior Class Officers—A. Sobek, S. Smith, S. Fleming, T. Bradford Head Cheerleader—A. Sobek OUTSTANDING SENIORS Kimberly Davis, Valedictorian Angela Sobek, Salutatorian ! Harris Athlete of the Year—P. Pep Club Pres.—B. Fletcher Band Officers—S. Fleming M. Henderson Senior Class Pres.—T. Bradford 32 Student Leaders Yearbook Editors—ROW 1: Mike Little, Art Editor; Denny Meyers, Editor-in- Chief; Tom Prokop, Financial Editor. ROW 2: Kathy Kaefer, Typing Editor; Angie Sobek, Layout Editor; Frank Bloise, Sports Editor; Ella Nora Ram- sey, Copy Editor. Newspaper Editors—Bob Harman, Kathy Kaefer, Frank Bloise, Angie Sobek, Sharon Reichert. Choral Officers—Michelle Henderson, Denny Meyers, Sylvia Fleming, Tony Bradford. (MISSING JoAnnette Green) Outstanding Seniors 33 6 OK GANG, TEACH IS OUT OF SIGHT” 1KM1P .«Or. i i On May 19, 20, and 21 the GBA Senior Class presented its senior play entitled O.K. Gang, Teach Is Out Of Sight. The play, a musical comedy, was an original, written by the senior class sponsor, Mr. Tho- mas Horan. It was highlighted by several excellent performances and included a Halloween parade and fashion show plus a number of dance routines. 34 Senior Play SENIOR PLAY Senior Play 35 36 Senior Play At midnight on June 2, 1977, 46 members of the Senior Class officially be- gan an expedition to Toronto, Canada to spend an exciting, fun-filled three days. There were many sights to see and many activities in which to participate. Two of the fa- vorite centers of group activ- ity seemed to be The Old Spaghetti Factory and Nags Head. The students stayed at the King Edward Hotel along with their chaperones Miss Reznik and Miss Hatok. Al- though room 630 seemed to be a hub of social activity, most of the seniors took ad- vantage of the beautiful weath- er to tour the city. Hello Toronto 37 SENIOR BANQUET Hotel Webster Hall was the scene of this year's Senior Banquet which took place on May 26, 1977. After dinner, which was served at approximately 6 P. M., there was dancing. J The music for this event f was provided by the Jimmy 1 Strong-Billy Bryant Com- bo. Most of the Seniors attended the affair and danced the night away. Senior Banquet 41 SENIOR AWARDS MORNING This year GBA held its annual awards day for sen- iors on May 24. Awards were given to deserving seniors in recognition of their efforts and partici- pation in activities and sports throughout the '76- '77 year. Awards were also pre- sented by Mr. Burton to the Athlete of the Year, Pete Harris, and to the student displaying the most school spirit, Angie Sobek. 42 Senior Awards Morning Senior Awards Morning 43 Devonne Jackson, Vice-FYesident; Hattie White, President; Claven Henderson, Treasurer, Joyce Simak, Secretary Homeroom 17 ROW 1: D. Brown, K. Clancy, M. Carngrj ROW 2: T. Thornhill, D. Daye, E. Burns, P. Baney, D. Dees, C. Brail I, M. Dysen ROW 3: J. Fletcher, J. Baker D. Arter, L. Dillard, J. Berent 46 Officers and Room 17 Homeroom 18 ROW 1: T. Berent, K. D'Angelo, T. DeVito ROW 2: J. Dusetzina, M. Gray, F. Coleman, D. Jackson, P. Costello ROW 3: V. Harrison, D. Gibson, L. Campbell, V. Fall, A. Gefert, J. Conroy, C. Doyle Rooms 18 and 19 47 Homeroom 22 ROW Is D. Monk, F. Leverett, V. Rice, D. Mayer, B. Maydak ROW 2: P. Sails, G. Pierce, T. Malone, E. Reed, D. Saunders Homeroom 23 ROW 1: R. Massey, G. Scuilli, G. Rogel, D. Pruchnitzky, K. Lever ett ROW 2: K. Smith, T. Quinn, D. Nicholas, C Rutter, C. Napolitano Homeroom 26 ROW 1: E. Turner, T. Strong, D. Ulyas, T. Wolford, J. Simak ROW 2: M. Wilkerson, P. Ward, K. Williams, Y. Thomas, T. Shuckhart, S. Yezovich, M. Tinsley, G. Yankowski, J. Yackovich ROW 3: F. Wilson, R. Serene, D. Stew- art, C. White, K. Smith M. Young Rooms 23 and 26 49 Sophomore Class Officers: D. Henderson, D. Prysock, S. Bowser, T. Coburn Homeroom 1 ROW 1: M. Bondick, B. Bechtold, M. Baney, K. Boulware, D. Campbell ROW 2: S. Sarvis, C. Collins, R. Chismar, P. Baker, K. Biehl ROW 3: C. Conn, G. Baldwin, W Cannon, J. Brannagan, K. Davis, J. Davis 50 Officers and Room 1 Homeroom 2 ROW 1: D. Henderson, M. Furby, R. Chismar, J. DePaoli, N. Chismar, R. Copeland ROW 2: T. Clark, W. Donnelly, M. Camp- bell, J. Harrity, C. Dusetzlna, M. Downey, D. Fletcher, V. Freeze ROW 3: M. Brown, J. Clanagan, T. Co- burn, R. Carpenter, S. Cook, D. Branch, R. Carrington, K. Champine Homeroom 3 ROW 1: J. Heverly, J. Jurinko, T. Linsenbig- ler, B. Edwards, M. Kerns, R. Lewis ROW 2: J. Hethering- ton, D. Gregory, J. Kelly, J. Fletcher, R. Gibson, R. Harrity, K. Harman, R. Hudson ROW 3: J. Dunbar, K. Dees, R. Harbarka, M. Hohman, D. King, J. Foote Rooms 2 and 3 51 Homeroom 4 ROW 1: S. McClain, R. Metzgar, M. Cham- bers, T. McAllister, T. Pollack ROW 2: J. Reichert, E. Leslie, H. Harris, D. Meyers, L. Mangan ROW 3: J. Milton, C. Lincoln, K. Mickens, P. Morgan, R. Mason, R. Kelly, P. Pegeron Homeroom 7 ROW 1: C. Shiner, P. Sabol, J. Lekovitch, J. Riles, G. Regus, G. Sewell ROW 2: K. Reichert, H. Polite, K. Spin- ner, T. Lee, C. Newsome, A. Rawls, E. Oberdick, R. Murphy, D. Penrod, J. Smith ROW 3: D. Prysock, L. Pawlak, M. Ocel, L. Price, A. Thomas 52 Rooms 4 and 7 Homeroom 8 ROW 1: R. Robertson, B. Sherlock, N. Thomas, M. Reichert ROW 2: S. Pusateri, R. Quinten, M. Rawls, J. Simko, D. Swenson ROW 3: C. Scott, D. Spencer, D. Stan- ford, R. Shiner Homeroom 9 ROW 1: R. Yezovich, T. Ward, E. Williams, V. Turner D. Talia- ferro, P. Steinman, R. Wilson ROW 2: V. Thomas, K. Morrison, C. Wil- liams, M. Taylor, D. White, J. Wooley, D. White, H. Wolford, R. Walker Rooms 8 and 9 53 FORBES V 1: J. Conroy, T. Funyak, B. Styk, C. Yackovitch, T. Miller, D. Meighan, V. Fall, G. Kerr, C. Pol- , J. Hohman, T. Frye, T. Wolford; ROW 2: J. Provenzano, J. Sovic, B. Bruno, W. Smithwick, S. T-’ Cook P Adams M LaMar, S. Smith, V. Simko, G. Majersky, £ Hargrove, C. Williams; ROW 3: R. King, J. DeCaria, D. Detwiler, R. Thompkins, B. Vasquez, B. Trish, C. McCauley, A. Kohan, R. Shiner, M. Paola, J. Kelly, M. Morgan, B. Maydak ROW 1 lack Smithwick 54 Forbes Road East TRAIL Forbes Road East 55 A very important aspect of student activities is having ded- icated and reliable sponsors. The faculty sponsors of the extra- curricular activities here at GBA have worked many extra hours to make sure that their particular group is well advised and prepared. We would like to pay tribute to these people. Mr. Schlanger, the sponsor of the Student Government helped to organize all student activities in the school. His enthusiastic approach was an encouragement to all the students. The sponsor of the Senior Class, Mr. Horan, guided the sen- iors in the production of their Senior Play, and also proved to be an invaluable help in the planning of Senior Trip and the Senior Banquet. • Mr. Scholze, acting as sponsor of the Junior Class, advised the Prom Committee in its efforts to plan this year's prom. He also demonstrated his expertise in directing the GBA band. Sophomore Class sponsors, Mrs. Struth and Mrs. D'Andrea, also served as cheerleading sponsors again this year. They made certain that the cheerleaders were always at their best in rep- resenting GBA both at home and away games. Mrs. Baldwin, the sponsor of the Pep Club, encouraged stu- dent support of both the home and away games. She helped ar- range transportation and came up with many unusual fund rais- ing activities. Mr. Hruby, the sponsor of the GBA NEWS, helped to make the students more aware of school activities and happenings. Choral director, Mrs. Fantaski, serving as sponsor of the Choir and Chorus worked diligently to make “her kids some- thing special. She also co-sponsored the Majorettes and Color- guard with Mr. Scholze. Miss Reznik, the sponsor and advisor of the GBA FALCON- IAN yearbook, encouraged the staff to produce a high quality product. She always provided us with the inspiration and con- fidence we needed when deadlines were pressing. i Sponsors 57 s T U D E N The Student Council and Prom Committee are considered the leaders of our GBA Student Body. In their endeavours to improve the school and plan activi- ties, the GBA Student Council represents and symbolizes the friendliness and spirit of General Brad- dock. This year they've had many movies, fund raisers, and finally worked hard enough to get jackets. The Prom Committee is also composed of important leaders in the school. It is the job of this committee to plan the prom, the major event of the school year. Under the supervision of Mr. Scholze, the officers managed to present GBA with another terrific prom. ROW 1: J. Simak, D. Jackson, H. White, C. Henderson; ROW 2: E. Reed, L. Thomas, R. Fowler, D. Kelly, B. Robare; ROW 3: Mr. Scholze, C. Smith, K. D'Angelo, T. Quinn, J. Hohman. LEADERS ° PROM COMMITTEE PROM COMMITT 58 Leaders NEWSPAPER NEWSPAPER NEWSPAPER NEWSPAP ROW 1: J. Simak, K. Dees, T, Spinner, K. Biehl; ROW 2: B. Edwards, E. Ramsey, S. Bowser, M. Jones, K. Har- man; ROW 3: A. Sobek, B. Harman, W. McMillan, F. Bloise, S. Reichert, Mr. Hruby, MISSING: K. Kaefer The G.B.A. News is compiled by the students of the General Braddock High School. The articles and stories found in the paper reflect the attitudes and spirit of the student body. The paper is published quarterly, with the final edition of the paper being dedicated to the Senior Class. Communications Media 59 ROW 1: J. Simak, K. McCombs, T. Frye, K. Harman; ROW 2: B. Vasquez, L. Vestovich, E. Kramer, D. Ruffner, G. Turner, M. Jackson, S. Bowser, K. Biehl; ROW 3: T. Lee, M. LaMar, V. Phillips, C. Kostyak, B. Jordan, R. Trisch, V. Simko ROW 4: Ms. Reznik, J. Provenzano, J. Lee, E. Ramsey, T. Prokop, D. Meyers, M. Ferguson, T. McCambridge, S. Reichert, MISSING: Kathy Kaefer Y � YEARBOOK YEARBOOK YEARBOOK °YEARBOOK Y E A R B O O K Y E A RBOOK YEARBOOK YEARBOOK YEARBOOK YEA The staff of the Fal- conian really worked hard this year. Besides oper- ating the refreshment stand at the football games, the group sponsored many fund raising activities in order to offset its present costs, as well as to pay off a debt it has inherited from past years. There were 40 students who served in varying ca- pacities in helping to get the book published. With such a large staff, many of the members were able to become specialists in serving in the capacity they liked best. 60 Communications Media YEARBOOK ° YEARBOOK ° YEARBOOK 0 YEARBOOK Editors: ROW 1: E. Ramsey—Copy, Ms. Reznik—Advisor, D. Meyers—Editor-in-Chief, A. Sobek—Layout; ROW 2: M. Little—Art, F. Bloise—Sports, T. Prokop—Financial, J. Hewston—Most Patrons MISSING: K. Kaefer—Typing YEARBOOK YEARBOOK YEARBOOK YEARBOOK R Communications Media 61 A LL IN A DAY’S WORK ALL IN A DAY’S WORK • ALL IN L L I N A D A Y ’S w o R K ROW 1: V. Phillips, K. McCombs, D. Ruffner, L. Johnson; ROW 2: Mrs. Baldwin, C. Ocel, P. Kerns, R. Jones, C. Scrima, Mrs. Guerrieri; ROW 3: A. Jefferson, M. Serene, A. Sobek, D. Lauth 62 Student Office Workers and Secretaries Ms. Mildred Hayswood Ms. June Paola Ms. Grace Zoretich A ROW 1: V. Phillips, K. Kraly, R. Young; ROW 2: Mr. Oriss, Mr. Horan Working long and hard is all in a day's work for the GBA secretaries and student aides. The administration and office secretaries handle all the la- borious work and spend count- less hours typing, organizing and reorganizing paper work. The student aides which assist them also spend tireless hours learning from observing their superiors. ALL IN A DAY’S WORK ALL IN A DAY’S WORK ALL IN Secretaries—Student Office Workers 63 H MMMMMMM Js HMMMMMMMM HMMMMMMM M M M M M M M M M M •h H M M M M HMMMMMM HMMMMMMM J HMMMMMMMMM 64 Chorus and Choir HMMMMMM «h HMMMMMMM H M M M M M M M ROW 1 C. Williams. A. Parker, E. Jones, T. Lee, K. Harman, G. Sewell, P. Steinman, C. Conn, K. McCombs, D. Ruffner ROW 2: Mrs. Fantaski, G. Seibert, J. Fletcher, L. Dillard, N. Carter, W. McMillian, J. DeBernardo, D. Swenson, T. Thomas, E. Ramsey, W. Quinten; ROW 3: C. Lincoln, C. Williams, K. Ladson, K. Haynes; ROW 4: M. McMillian, C. Stanford, R. Harris, J. Cox, M. Reichert, D. Pruchnitzky, R. Bohin, D. Mayer, N. Krul, R. Blazina, A. Gefert, B. Lekovitch HMMMMMMM HMMMMMMMM HMMMMMMM Chorus and Choir 65 PUFF N STUFF PUFF N STUFF 0 PUFF N STUFF 0 PUFF U----------------------- ROW 1: R. Brown P. Ward K. Ali, V. Hughes, S. Fleming; ROW 2: M. Long, M. Jones, M. Hohman, 0. Mehok, o' LL M°°ly 'J- Cox' M- Branchr VV. Wright, T. Prokop, M. Choma, V. Fleming, T. Thompson, T. Hendon D' McKlnjtry' K. Bumba; ROW 3: M. Fowler, G. Novotny, M. Leonard, J. Napolitano, W. Scholze ' ° Detw,ler' Henderson, C. Scott, D. Brown, B. Styk, F. Jendeski, N. Napolitano, W. Frazier, Mr. PUFF ’N STUFF ° PUFF ’N STUFF ° PUFF ’N STUFF PUF 66 Band PUFF ’N STUFF PUFF ’N STUFF “ PUFF ’N STUFF PUF ROW 1: M. Long, T, Frye; ROW 2: S. Hunter, A. Jefferson PUFF ’N STUFF ° PUFF ’N STUFF PUFF N STUFF 0 PUFF ROW 1: C. Rutter, L. Thomas, C. Napolitano; ROW 2: G. Ken- Band—Majorettes—Color Guard 67 ROW 1: G. Pierce, A. Fletcher, C. Napolitano, J. Simak, H. White, C. Williams, G. Turner, S. Hunter, M. Jackson, D. White, D. Hawes; ROW 2: T. Bradford, R. Carrington, V. Turner, T. Cook, S. Cook, E. Reed, J. Fletcher, S. Lee, K. Smith, T. Coburn, J. Clanagan, R. Kelly, Mrs. Baldwin, Sponsor; ROW 3: E. Jones, R. Clanagan, L. Scales, C. Stanford, P. Harris, T. King, G. Baldwin, M. Madison, B. Jordan, M. LaMar, S. Smith, A. Jefferson, A. Parker, M. Taylor, S. Hargrove, S. Fleming; MISSING—P. Milton ROW 1: D. Ruffner; ROW 2: K. McCombs, D. Monk, K. Rabenstein, A. Kohan, R. Shiner; ROW 3: M. Hudson, B. Vasquez ' STAGE CREW STAGE CREW ° STAGE CREW STAGE C 68 Pep Club and Stage Crew SORORITIES SORORITIES SORORITIES 0 SORORITIES ROW 1: A. Gefert, D. Mei ghan D. Chambers, K. Putzlockler, D. Kelly, S. Meighan, D. Klimpko; ROW 2: V. Phillips, R. Young, T. Wertz, R. Tor- bich, K. Kaefer Sorori ties 69 Mr. Rocco Stio Acting Superintendent Members of the Gen- eral Braddock High School Administration have made it possible for the students to obtain an education of the finest quality and to be able to deal with the changes in today's world after they graduate. The board has worked out an educational system by which all students can benefit via the many and varied subjects offered to them through the courses avai lable. The members continuously strive to better the schools of the district in order to help all students. V Mrs. Dorothy Goodheart Mr. Ernest Gennaccaro Ass't. Superintendent Ass't. Superintendent Administration 71 Mr. John Stewart, President Mr. James Hawes, Secretary Mr. Bernard Tomasic, V. FVesident Mr. Richard Aiello, Member Mrs. Jean Arnett, Member Mr. Charles Cicco, Member Mr. John Kopay, Member Mr. James Koval, Member Mrs. Frances Pirozzi, Member 72 School Board Mr. Albert G. Burton, Principal Mr. Clyde Jones, Assistant Principal Mr. Terry Welsh, Assistant Principal Principals 73 Mr. Edward Melocchi, Library Mr. Michael Tury, Driver Theory Mr. Thomas Horan Mr. James Oriss L GGJCtMGG 74 Guidance and Faculty Mr. Edward Trygar, Social Studies Tuto� Mr. John Zawislan, Social Studies Mr. Steve Vucic, Social Studies Mr. Edward Mandak, Social Studies Facul ty 75 Mr. Christopher Richards, English Miss Arlen Fisher, English 76 Faculty Mrs. Marie Grigassy, Clerical Mrs. Mary Lou Conroy, Clerical Mr. Edward Walsh, Science Mr. Munroe MacDonald, Science Facul ty 77 Mr. Robert Hruby, Math Mr. Anthony Chappie, Math Mr. Dennis Wilson, Matt. Mr. Joseph Mroziak, Math Mr. Thomas DeMarco, Science Mr. Nicholas Chianese, Science 78 Faculty Mr. John Prislipsky. Gym and Health Mr. Steve Kolar, Gym and Health Mrs. Marybelle D'Andrea, Gym and Mrs. Barbara Struth. Gym and Health Health Mr. Michael Scholze, Band Mrs. Jane Fantaski, Choral Director Faculty 79 80 AII In A Day'� Work All In A Day's Work 81 84 Basketball —Seniors 86 Wrestling—Seniors Dinky Ruffner Frank Bloise Kathy McCombs So ft b a 11 B as e - Se n i or The GBA golf team, under the leadership of Coach Horvath, started the season with the idea of building a strong background for next year. At present, the team consists of all juniors and sophomores. Because of its inexperience, the team did not do too well this past season. Coach Horvath hopes that his team will gain experience over the summer and come back next year to hold their own. He expects them to take their share of the victories that are due to them because of their hard work and dedication. Mr. Horvath, Head Coach Golf 89 Come on. Give me a break Give me a horsey back ride I like this new Leap-Frog game! OK Turks, Get out there and win Rah, Rah, Rah Hey, wait for me. The '76-'77 GBA Foot- ball team didn't have a champ- ionship season, but they did manage to improve their win- loss record over last year. In preparing for the season, each member of the team worked diligently, weight lifting and practicing play after play in the scorching summer sun. Although the season was somewhat of a let down, many of the guys will be returning next year fora promising season. The team's most valuable senior athletes, as voted by the coaches, were M. Daye and G. Downey. ROW 1: Head Coach, Sonny Thomas, Clem Mlhaly; ROW 2: Clyde Jones, Joe Brannigan, Lonnie DeOrio Football 91 For the 3rd time in a six year history, the GBA bas- ketball team has captured the Section FiveTitle. Under the coaching of Matt Fur- janic, the Falcons managed to go thru the league season with a great record. The Fal- cons after gaining the Sec- tion Title, ventured to the Civic Arena to challenge Baldwin. The game was close but the fearless Falcons lost in the last two seconds. The season was a good one and the Falcons ended it victoriously. 92 Sec. 5 Champs Sec. 5 Champs 93 The girls' basketball team did a really terrific Job this year. The GBA girls fought hard and won a tough exibition season with a record of 8-0. With the start of the league play, the girls enthusiasm only built. They raced through a series of victories, losing only once. They kept cool and put out the best girls' team GB has ever seen by capturing the Section IV Title. Sec. 4 Champs 95 Now you're trapped It's raining up tnere. 96 Girls' Basketball Although it is only in its third year the GB Wrestling Team lias had a very productive year. Coached by Jimmy Jones and his bro- ther Donny, the team took on noted wrestling schools such as New Castle, Quigley, and Chartiers Valley. Seniors, Mark Madison and Terry Thomas had outstanding seasons, and both did well in the Section eliminations. For the Second Year in a row the Jones have held Junior Olympics in hopes of build- ing a firm wrestling program for the school. With growing interest and enthusiasm the GB Wrestlers are sure to uphold the pride they have established. OK, You can let him breath now” Wrestling 99 BASEBALL ROW' 1 T. Anirascik, J. Murtlncevic, 3. Harftian, R. RSWratlff, K. Rab« steln,kf. 1 BiOlfe W. Hu n; ROW 2: D. Nicholas, P. Sloan, J. Jurinko, P. Sabol, J. Ousez— tinajps. SSrrat, C. Shiner,'ROW 3: Mr. Urban, D. Hart, D. Ulyas, G. Rogel, N. Krul, L Hamilton, J. Jacobs, A. Lee, J. Turner, Mr. Koncsol This was a tough year and a year of rebuilding for the GBA Baseball Team. The team, coached by John Urban, and new assistant coach Don Koncsol, had an average year. The guys put their efforts into every game and the prospects for next year look good. 100 Baseball Retires the sides 102 Softball The Girls' Softball team, coached by Mr. Joe Brannigan, while not having a champ- ionship team, did have a good year. The girls showed much deter- mination throughout the season and are looking forward to next year. Softball 103 InefT'J. Prysock, B. Trisch, C. Scott -KV Cail l tll K. Henderson; ROW 3: Mr. DeOrio, B. ly, R. Mason, Mr. Richards, W. Frazier, M. Bell, M. eCaria, M. McMillan, Mr. DeMarco BOYS TRACK The Boys' Track team practiced many long, tiring hours in preparation for the season. Under the direction of coach Lonnie DeOrio they managed to achieve a sense of pride in themselves. Even though theirs wasn't a winning season, they participated in many meets and the state qualifiers. Coaches: Mr. DeOrio and Mr. DeMarco 104 Track and Field Nothing like landing on a water bed Look at those sexy legs Bet you can't catch me 106 Girls' Track and Field The '76-'77 Girls' Track team had a disap- pointing year. Although they worked hard and put forth loads of energy and skill, they just were not up to their potential. The girls did not have many meets, but many attended the East- ern District qualifiers, participating in such events as the 400 relay, the long jump, and the discus. Girls' Track and FieldA07 108 Cheerl ead ers P Umiim Look at all those people! Anticipation The girls in action “Congratulations The agony of defeat! Small but Mighty —This best describes the Varsity Cheerleading Squad under head Angie Sobek. The girls worked hard all summer for camp where they received rib- bons and letters. In Sept, they had themselves all together to cheer on the football team and get the Annual Homecoming Game in shape. All seasons went well and the girls were able to cheer for the Girls' Basketball play-offs and make their debut at the Civic Arena for the Boys' Team. The cheerleaders brought another honor to GBA, by being selected to cheer the United States All Stars at the Annual Dapper Dan Round- ball Classic. 110 Falcon Power Falcon Power Falcon Power 111 Bobby receives Athlete of the Ella Nora gets letter for track. Year Award for Peter. Mr. Burton starts things off. SPORTS AWARDS Peter receives Player of the Week Award. Homeroom 10 basketball champs. Mike receives letter for track. Brian gets his letter from Mr. Richards. 112 Senior Sports Awards The baseball team gets their letters. Mr. Welsh adds a few words. Senior Sports Awards 113 Mark waits anxiously for his wrestling letter Mr. Jones awards Football letters. Mr. Kolar speaks after distributing basketball letters 114 Special Events HOMECOMING ► Honest, I shaved my pits.” The cheerleaders and major- ettes kicked off Homecoming fes- tivities by sponsoring a pep rally. At the rally awards were given for the most spirited door and to Mike Daye for having the best legs. Officially Homecoming '76 began with selection of the court. The lucky girls were sophomores, S. Bowser and T. Coburn; juniors, C. Doyle and D. Arter; and sen- iors, G. Clay and Queen Deana Williams. The game's halftime show featured the first performance of the GBA Alma Mater. Although the Falcons made a valiant effort, they were defeated. Watch your hand!” Ms. America fQUEENS, COURTS, We're going to do it right this time. AND JESTERS Homecoming 117 Win A Few, Lose A Few . . . TIME OUT There's another roach. Who's that dude? Play it again, Sam. Hound Dog Jones On Nov. 12, 1976 a football dance in honor of the team was held in the Scott Gym. Although the 1976 football team wasn't a championship team, the Pep Club and Student Council who sponsored the dance felt they deserved the recognition. The attendance at the dance was disappointing, but still the GBA spirit was there! 118 Football Dance “They haven't thrown me a pass all day.'1 TURKEY BOWL Turkeys “Turkeys” “ Turkeys On Nov. 4, 1976 the student body witnessed their first turkey bowl. The faculties of Scott High and that of the Junior High were pitted against each other in an ex- citing game. The students found out that the faculty could play football reasonably well. But, as the final seconds of the clock ticked off, the students of both schools hoped their team would win. When the buzzer sounded and the game ended in a tie, both teams vowed they would win next year! Faculty Football Game 119 Let your fingers do the talking. One Step Beyond was in con- cert on December 3, 1976 at Scott High Auditorium . There was much dancing and clapping of hands while the students enjoyed the sounds of their rock group. The concert was a success and everybody was well entertained. It was one of the many fund raising projects sponsored by the Yearbook Staff. Just one more song! Just tuning up. 3 musketeers I'm very, very, very, bashful.M THE MUSIC Say cheese. Rock Concert 121 Just booging around. All together now . . . 44 TIDINGS A bunch of baby dolls. On December 17, 1976, the choral Depart- ment held their annual Christmas Concert. There were performances by a variety of talented people. The entertainment consisted of the Choir, Chorus, Highlandaires, Bonnie Lassies, Scottsmen, and some special groups. The band also performed, playing a selection of seasonal tunes. Other at- tractions were singing and dancing toys and a spe- cial appearance from Santa Claus. Everybody sat back and enjoyed himself while listening to the fantastic entertainment. Christmas Concert 123 Various members of the stu- dent body and a few teachers thoroughly enjoyed themselves at a Ski Trip on Jan. 12, 1977 at Boyce Park. Although there were a number of spills, some bumps and bruises, there were no serious accidents. Getting up the hills was one thing, and then getting down was another. The evening proved to be a very enjoyable experience and everyone had a good time. the Student Council spon- sored an all night bowl- ing, skating, and pool party at Monroe Bowl. There was a variety of things to do and over a hundred students had an enjoyable time at the affair. All Night Bowling 125 Ready for action All tensed and ready to go FEARLESS FACULTY VS. On Friday afternoon. May 27, the Fearless Faculty challenged the GBA girls softball team to a game. It was quite an unusual game with many SUPER JOCKS (at least they thought so) on the faculty team including Mr. Chappie, Mr. Carr, Mr. Hruby, Mr. Burton, Mr. Zawislan, Mr. Wilson, and Mr. Scholze. 126 Softball Game GIRLS’ SOFTBALL TEAM Kiss it good-bye. Softball Game 127 “A strange team JUST Strumming around SPRING CONCERT 128 Spring Concert This year's Annual GBA Spring Concert was entitled, Thanks For the Memories. It had representations of all types of music from the 1890's till the present. There were various solos performed and also performances by the Scottsmen and Bonnie Lassies. But, the highlight of the show was the medley of 50's tunes which was ac- companied by dancers. The concert was a tremendous success and as usual quite unique. Jittering Around H R FV| 5 e dr the E M 0RIE5 I • 4- Spring Concert 129 A huff and a puff and . . . They're kind of scared folks! I can't read the notes! I'm running out of breath Wow! Am I nervous. This year's annual band concert was held on May 13, 1977. The concert was en- titled In The Mood . Under the direction of Mr. Scholze, the stage and concert bands performed many beautiful se- lections. The program also in- cluded several solos and even a vocal performance. Just blowing away Tom doing his stuff. BAND CONCERT— 130 Band Concert Let's make sure it's done well. A melodious sound IN THE MOOD Band Concert 131 Ed Hetherington and Karen Reno; Danny Poston and Leah Thomas; Al Sabol and Cindy Doyle; Denise Arter and Tommy Hempfield; Ginger Kerr and Frank Jendeski Mr. Scholze crowns Cindy Doyle As Apri I 29 drew near, with it came an air of excite- ment and anxiety that always seems to come around Prom time. Many students were nervous waitingfortheevent, but most just couldn't wait to get there. This year's Prom was at the Sheraton-Inn-On- The-Mall. The music was provided by Earth Child who did a terrific job of entertaining everyone for the evening. The Queen and King?? Don't let me fall!! Peek-a-Boo ► JUNIOR PROM 132 Prom THIS MAGIC MOMENT THIS MAGIC 13 4 Prom After a long day MOMENT r Prom 135 On March 3, 1977, GBA's basketball team, the Falcons hustled to the Civic Arena to play Baldwin in the W. P.I. A. L. Quarter Finals. Coached by Matt Furjanic and Greg Smith, the team played a terrific game. Starters; Pete Harris, Rich John- son, Joe Jones, Bob Clan- agan, and Ed Dunbarplayed sound basketball from start to finish. It was a very close game with Baldwin scoring the winning bas- ket in the final two sec- onds of the game. The final score was Baldwin 64 —GBA 62. I'll take my ball home if you don't stop that. “ “I think I'm air sick.” OK guys, let's go over that once more. This is an odd way to start off a relationship. This is no time for doing jumping jacks. May I have this dance? No. 24—a new ballet star. If you don't leave me alone. I'll tell my mother. P W.P.I.A.L. QUARTER FINALS 136 Playoffs Hold it, I lost my contact lens. GBA VS. BALDWIN Basketball Playoffs 137 ALMA MATER General Braddock Area High School, We sing your praise and salute you with pride; We will be loyal, courageous, and true . . . As we move forward and grow side by side. We will strive to learn from each other; For on this truth we can ever rely: That the spirit of love and concern tor our brother Is the motto of GBA High! Here in this valley forged by a river, Born of the toil of the workingman's hand, Rises a union of brotherhoods three— Grown from a heritage on which we shall stand. May the love and the truths we embrace here Shine like a star and endure through all time. With our minds and our hearts and our voices we cry To the honor of GBA High! „„0« � “ ' V y presents SENIOR THE CLASS OF nm Friday night, June 10, is a day that will always be remembered by the Class of 1977. Commence- ment exercises for the 193 gradu- ates were held at 7:00 in the audi- torium of Scott High School. Of the graduates receiving their high school diplomas, 7 students were awarded gold high honor cords and 20 received black and gold honor cords. A number of outstanding sen- iors were honored throughout the evening and received various awards. Graduating as Valedictorian was Kimberly Davis. The Salutatorian was Angela Sobek. Good-bye Seniors 143 SENIOR DIRECTORY A ADAMS, PATRICK STIMY 1409 Wolfe Avenue, N. Brad. Sign: Aries ANDELMO, MARTHA JANIE 314 Lobinger Ave., N. Brad. Activities: Yearbook, Choir, Prom Committee, Chorus, Student Council, Highlandaires Sign: Taurus ANDRASCIK, TERRENCE DRAS 1201 Kirkpatrick St, N. Brad. Activities: Chorus, Baseball, Yearbook Sign: Aquarius ARNETT, TONY SMOKING COCO 709 Talbot Ave., Brad. Activities: G.H.A.O. Sign: Sagittarius AVANT, SHAWN 201 N. Holland Ave., Rankin BAKER, DENNIS DENNY 1-E Hawking Village, Rankin Sign: Aquarius B BAKER, KAREN 1426 Grandview Ave., N. Brad. BELL, MICHAEL 1501 Oak Street, E. Pgh. BERRY, LOUIS KILLER CRAB 634 Fourth St., Brad. Activities: Gen. Brad. Hounds, T.C. B. Band Sign: Aries BIEHL, JAY HOP-SING FUGI 519 Garden Court, N. Brad. Activities: Choir, Track, Sign: Libra BLOISE, FRANK 22 N. Holland Ave., Rankin Activities: Student Council, Year- book, Newspaper, Football, Pep Club, Baseball, Prom Committee Sign: Taurus BLOISE, FRED 22 N. Holland Ave., Rankin Activities: Football mgr.. Wrestling Sign: Taurus BOBBY, CHERYL TUSH ; BOBBY 129 Gen. Brad. Dr., N. Brad. Activities: Cheerleader, Spanish Club, Softball, Prom Committee, Choir, Chorus Sign: Gemini BOHIN, RONALD BO 624 Anderson St., N. Brad. Activities: Chorus Sign: Scorpio BRADFORD, ANTHONY TONY 843 Cherry St., Brad. Activities: Student Council, Pep Club, Band, Choir, Sr. Class Pres., Student, Admin. Advisory Comm., High landiers Sign: Pisces BRITT, DOREEN DOE 27 Miller St., Rankin Sign: Cancer BROWN, DAROLD 1746 Wolfe Ave., N. Brad. Sign: Leo BROWN, LONNIE 213 Hawkins Ave., N. Brad. BRUNO, ROBERT BRUNO 1016 Third St, N. Brad. Activities: Forbes Trail Sign: Libra BURNHAM, CAROL 635 Washington St., Brad. C CAMPBELL, JEFFREY 22 Mills Ave., Brad. CARRINGTON, LEON D-76 Talbot Towers, Brad. Sign: Pisces CARRINGTON, TIA SWEET C-33 Talbot Towers, Brad. Activities: Yearbook, Child Care, Pep Club Sign: Libra CARTER, NATHANIEL Bldg. 5, Apt. B-4, Palisades Plaza, Rankin CHAMBERS, CHERYL STINKSY 140 Comrie Ave., Brad. Sign: Aquarius CHRISMAR, TIMOTHV TIM 1604 Grandview Ave., N. Brad. Sign: Gemini CHOMA, MARTIN MARTY 1016 Bell Ave., N. Brad. Activities: Band, Chorus, Choir, Stage Crew Sign: Leo CLANAGAN, ROBERT BOBBY KID 26 Moodie St, Brad. Activities: Basketball, Pep Club Sign: Pisces CLAY, GRETTA SWEET MEAT 311 Fifth St., Rankin Activities: Pep Club, Chorus, Choir Sign: Gemini COBURN, ROBERT 1012 Cliff St, N. Brad. COOK, GINA 443 Stokes Ave., N. Brad. Activities: Pep Club, Yearbook Sign: Cancer COOK, TARA COOK 443 Stokes, N. Brad. Activities: Girl's Softball, Pep Club Sign: Scorpio COX, JOHN 1721 Grandview Ave., N. Brad. COX, TAMMY 615 Margaretta St., Brad. Activities: Forbes Trail Sign: Gemini D DAVIS, BARBARA 1030 Jones Ave., N. Brad. Activities: Sweetheart Sorority Sign: Scorpio DAVIS, KIMBERLY 130 Corey Ave., Brad. Activities: Yearbook, Rotary Club Faculty and Student Advisory Comm. Sign: Sagittarius DAYE, MICHAEL MICK 506 Fourth St., Brad. Activities: Football, Wrestling Sign: Leo DECARIA, JOSEPH JOE 318 Hawkins Ave., N. Brad. Activities: Baseball, Track, Football, Forbes Trail Sign: Virgo DETWILER, DANIEL DIT 207 Park lane Dr., N. Brad. Activities: Band, Forbes Trail Sign: Pisces DEVAY, TAMARA TAMMIE 204 Camp Ave., Brad. Activities: Yearbook, Choir, Prom Committee, Highlandiers, Bonnie Lassi es Sign: Scorpio DIBERNARDO, JOSEPH JOEY D. 1526 Ridge Ave., N. Brad. Activities: Chorus Sign: Capricorn DOWNEY, GARY 333 Lobinger Ave., N. Brad. Activities: Choir, Football Sign: Taurus DUNBAR, EDWARD EASY ED 27-E Hawkins Village, Rankin Activities: Basketball, DEA Sign: Scorpio DUPREE, MELVIN THE DESTROYER 1421 Electric Ave., E. Pgh. Activities: Track Sign: Cancer E EMERY, KETURA KITTY 1629 Ridge Ave., N. Brad. Activities: Sweetheart Sorority Sign: Aquarius F FEAGINS, ARTHUR 620 Talbot Ave., Brad. FERGUSON, MARY FERG 435 George St., Brad Activities: Yearbook Sign: Gemini FLANAGAN, MICHAEL 1101 Woodlawn Ave., Brad. FLEMING, SYLVIA SYL 435 Price Ave., N. Brad. Activities: Student Council, Prom Committee, Drama Club, Band Choir, Pep Club Sign: Scorpio FLETCHER, ARLENE BIDDY 345 Fifth St., Rankin Activities: Pep Club, Child Care FLETCHER, DAVID 118 Seventh St., Brad. Sign: Libra FLOWERS, DWAYNE WAYNE 32-D Hawkins Village, Rankin Activities: Basketball Sign: Capricorn FRANZETTA, MARIANNA MARE 512 Price Ave., N. Brad. Activities: TA A Sorority, DEC A, Chorus Sign: Gemini FRYE, TONDA TONN 307 Copeland Ave., N. Brad. Activities: TAA Sorority, Choir, Forbes Trail, Yearbook, Color Guard Sign: Scorpio G GLAZE, GARY ICEMAN 705 Hawkins Ave., N. Brad. 146 Senior Directory Sign: Gemini GRANT, MARK BIONIC BABY 142 Third St, Rankin Activities: Wrestling Sign: Libra GREEN, JOANNETTE CHOOCH 806 Wood St, E. Pgh. Activities: Chess Club, Yearbook, Choir, Track, Newspaper, Community Chorus, Sweetheart Sorority, Prom Committee Sign: Capricorn GROSS, EDWARD ED 1002 North Ave., N. Brad. Activities: Forbes Trail Sign: Sagittarius GUARINO, ANTHONY TONY 1011 North Ave., N. Brad. Activities: Chorus, Choir, Student Council, Yearbook, Newspaper Sign: Scorpio GUBASH, JAMES 1171 1 2 Ridge Ave., N. Brad. Sign: Leo H HAMLIN, DEBRA DEBBIE 1509 Electric Ave., E. Pgh. Activities: Girl's Basketball Sign: Capricorn HARGROVE, STEPHANIE STEPH D-26 Talbot Towers, Brad. Activities: Pep Club, Forbes Trail Sign: Cancer HARMAN, ROBERT HOSS 1218 McDonough St., N. Brad. Activities: Baseball, Newspaper, Yearbook, Chorus, Choir Sign: Leo HARRIS, DONALD PETE 26 Moodie St, Brad. Activities: Basketball, Pep Club Sign: Capricorn HART, CLAUDETTE 503 Center St., Brad. Activities: Child Care, Chorus, Choir Sign: Pisces HART, ROBERT HART 1001 Highland Ave., N. Brad. Sign: Aquarius HAWES, DEBRA DEBBIE C-75 Talbot Towers, Brad. Activities: Choir, Pep Club Sign: Aries HAYNES, KENNETH Bldg. 6, Apt. B-3, Palisades Plaza, Rankin Sign: Aries HENDERSON, KEVIN PEC 523 1 2 Sixth St., Brad. Sign: Aries HENDERSON, MICHELLE SHELLEY 538 Stokes Ave., N. Brad. Activities: Chorus, Choir, Band, Prom Committee, Stage Band Sign: Pisces HEWSTON, JEANNE 111 June St., Brad. Activities: Choir, Chess Club, Yearbook Sign: Pisces HORTON, CALVIN JOHNNY HORTON 619 Margaretta St., Brad. Sign: Cancer Bldg. 5, Apt. A-5, Palisades Plaza, Rankin Activities: Yearbook, Choir, Stage Sign: Leo HUGHEY, FRED 15 Fleet St., Rankin Sign: Gemini HUGHEY, JODY E-36 Talbot Towers, Brad. Sign: Scorpio HUNTER, SHIRLEY 324 1 2 Fifth St, Rankin Activities: Pep Club, Band Sign: Libra J JACKSON, MICHELLE 532 Seddon Ave., N. Brad. Activities: Pep Club, Prom Commit- tee, Yearbook Sign: Gemini JOHNSON, ROSE MARIE HORSHACK 328 Lobinger Ave., N. Brad. Activities: Majorettes, Newspaper, Prom Committee Sign: Sagittarius JONES, MARCIA MARSH 715 Hawkins Ave., N. Brad. Activities: Student Council, Band, Color Guard, Prom Committee Sign: Taurus JONES, RHONDA LYNNIE 30-S Hawkins Village, Rankin Activities: TET Sorority, Softball, Pep Club, Student Council, Prom Committee, Basketball Sign: Sagittarius K KAEFER, KATHY 1552 Oak St., E. Pgh. Activities: Yearbook, Newspaper, Office Staff, T A A Sorority, Rotary KEARNEY, EUGENE 646 Corey Ave., Brad. Sign: Pisces KELLY, KEVIN 579 1 2 Corey Ave., Brad. Sign: Virgo KERNS, PATRICIA PATTY 1117 East Sixth St., N. Brad. Sign: Leo KING, FLOYD DEMO-LICIOUS 211 Fourth St., Brad. Activities: DECA Sign: Gemini KOHAN, ALBERT ZIM ZAM 601 Fifth St., Brad. Activities: Stage Crew Sign: Gemini KOPKO, BEVERLY BEV 1511 Hope St., N. Brad. Activities: Sweetheart Sorority, Choir, Chorus, Prom Committee Sign: Leo KOSTYAK, CHRISTINE CHRIS 1531 Wolfe Ave., N. Brad. Activities: Yearbook Sign: Capricorn KRALY, KATHLEEN KATHY 278 Fleet St., Rankin Activities: Class Officer, Prom Com- mittee, Guidance Office Worker Sign: Aquarius KRALY, KENNETH NEEDLES 278 Fleet St., Rankin Activities: Chorus Sign: Aquarius KRAMER, EDWARD 564 Stokes Ave., N. Brad. Activities: Golf, Yearbook Sign: Sagittarius KRIVANSKY, LINDA SHORTY 1627 Ridge Ave., N. Brad. Activities: Sweetheart Sorority Sign: Pisces L LAIRD, NINA NINA 135 Rankin Blvd., Rankin Sign: Taurus LAMAR, MARVA E-16 Talbot Towers, Brad. Sign: Virgo LAUTH, DEBORAH TEETH 563 Margaret Way, N. Brad. Activities: Chorus, Choir, Bonnie Lassies, Highlandairs, Guitar Group Sign: Taurus LEE, HAROLD MONTA 413 Mills Ave., Brad. Activities: Prom Committee Sign: Virgo LEE, JAMES JIM 1538 Ridge Ave., N. Brad. Activities: Yearbook, Stage Crew Sign: Virgo LEKOVITCH, WILLIAM BILL 318 N. Holland Ave., Rankin Sign: Scorpio LITTLE, MICHAEL 31-C Hawkins Village, Rankin Sign: Cancer LITTLE, ROXANE ROXIE 31-C Hawkins Village, Rankin Sign: Scorpio LONG, MARANDA TANGY 304 Oakland Ave., N. Brad. Activities: Band, Color Guard, Pep Club, Yearbook Sign: Taurus M McCAMBRIDGE. TAMARA T AMMI 1U18 Kirkpatrick St, N. Brad. Activities: Yearbook Sign: Virgo McCauley, Chester slick WATTS C-32 Talbot Towers, Brad. Sign: Virgo McCOMBS, KATHLEEN KATHY 559 Reeves Way, N. Brad. Activities: Sweetheart Sorority, Of- fice Worker, Yearbook, Softball, Prom Committee, Stage Crew, Chorus, Choir Sign: Gemini McGUIGAN, ROSLYN ROZ 8A-1 Palisades Plaza, Rankin Activities: DECA Sign: Cancer mcmillan, mark macm 914 Earl St., N. Brad. Sign: Cancer MADISON, MARK MATT THE DEVASTATOR 538 Pine Way, Brad. Activities: Pep Club, Basketball, Football, Wrestling—WPIAL Qualifier Sign: Virgo MAJERSKY, GARY BO 9-C Hawkins Village, Rankin Sign: Leo Senior Dlrectory 147 MARTIN, VICKI VIK 36-2 N. Brad, Hgts., N. Brad. Activities: Sweetheart Sorority Sign: Capricorn MARTINCEVIC, JOHN 550 Corey Ave., Brad. Sign: Capricorn MATVIA, KIMBERLY KIM 827 Jones Ave., N. Brad. Sign: Aquarius MEYERS, DENNIS DENNY 1301 Kirkpatrick St., N. Brad. Activities: Yearbook, Newspaper, Stage Crew, Choir, Highlandaires Sign: Gemini MILTON, PAMELA DIMPLES 43-F Hawkins Village, Rankin Activities: Pep Club, Office Worker, Prom Committee Sign: Sagittarius MISTICK, EDWARD MIST 1415 McCres Way, N. Brad. Activities: Forbes Trail Sign: Libra MOSPAN, DAVID DAVE 1420 Brinton Ave., N. Brad. Sign: Aquarius MURPHY, HERBERT HERB 623 Jones Ave., N. Brad. Sign: Virgo N NAPOLITANO, THOMAS NUSE 507 Mills Ave., Brad. Activities: Forbes Trail Sign: Taurus NEAL, EL LISA LISA 552 Hawkins Ave., N. Brad. Sign: Cancer NEWTON, IAN NEWT 29 N. Holland Ave., Rankin Sign: Sagittarius 0 OCEL, CAROL OCE 1704 Milton Ave. N. Brad. Sign: Taurus O'KEEFE, GLENN 1175 Wolfe Ave., N. Brad. Activities: Student Council, Prom Committee, KE Fraternity, Forbes Trail Sign: Aries P PAOLA, MICHAEL 125 Fifth St., Rankin Activities: Forbes Trail Sign: Gemini PARKER, CORLETTA CORA 317 Hawkins Ave., N. Brad. Sign: Sagittarius PARR, KEITH 644 Charles St., Brad. Sign: Libra PARR, KEVIN McNASTY 644 Charles St., Brad. Sign: Libra PELTIER, APRIL 153 Mills Ave., Brad. Sign: Scorpio PHILLIPS, VALERIE VAL 579 Stokes Ave., N. Brad. Activities: TAA Sorority, Rotary, Student Council, Prom Committee, Yearbook, Office Guidance Staff Sign: Pisces PROKOP, THOMAS PRO 1719 Duffy St., N. Brad. Activities: Band, Yearbook, Basket- ball, Faculty Student Admin. Com- mittee, Rotary, Penn State Jr. Scholar's Pro. Sign: Libra PROVENZANO, JAMES JIM 529 Stokes Ave., N. Brad. Activities: Yearbook, Forbes Trail, Homeroom Basketball Sign: Gemini PUTZLOCKER, ROBERT PUTZ 1009 North Ave., N. Brad. Sign: Virgo R RABENSTEIN, KENNETH 632 Fourth St., N. Brad. Activities: Stage Crew, Baseball Sign: Sagittarius RAMSEY, ELLA NORA ELL 140 Fifth St. Rankin Activities: Science Club, Track, Newspaper, Prom Committee, Choir, Yearbook, Chorus Sign: Virgo REDOVAN, MELANIE MEL 435 John St., Brad. Sign: Cancer REICHART, ROBERT BOB 128 Camp Ave., Brad. Sign: Virgo REICHERT, SHARON 406 Seddon Ave., N. Brad. Activities: TAA Sorority, Chorus, Yearbook, Newspaper Sign: Aquarius REPASKY, STEVE STEVE WEED 1445 Brinton Ave., N. Brad. Sign: Capricorn RICHARDS, KAROL ROL C-42 Talbot Towers, Brad. Activities: DECA Sign: Gemini RILEY, WARREN JETH-FRO D-13 Talbot Towers, Brad. Activities: Choir, Band, Track, Pep Club, Prom Committee Sign: Virgo ROBERTSON, DALE SAM 35-E Hawkins Village, Rankin Sign: Scorpio ROSE, ZETRA ZETTIE 224 Fifth St., Rankin Sign: Scorpio ROTHRAUFF, ROBERT ROACH 407 Stokes Ave., N. Brad. Activities: Baseball Sign: Leo RUFFNER, DIANE DINKY 813 Third St., N. Brad. Activities: Stage Crew, Softball, Office Worker, Choir, Chorus Year- book Sign: Sagittarius S SARI, KENNY NAULDO 404 N. Holland Ave., Rankin Sign: Libra SCALES, LEROY LEE Palisades Plaza, Rankin Activities: Pep Club, Basketball, Track, Distributive Education Sign: Pisces SCAVINCKY, LUANN LULU 810 Spring St., N. Brad. Activities: Chorus, Choir, Bonnie Lassies, Highlandairs, Prom Com- mittee, DECA Sign: Leo SCHIAVO, DOMINIC 438 Library St. Brad. Sign: Gemini SCOTT, LEONARD DINKY 219 Oliver St., Brad. Sign: Aquarius SCRIMA, SHERYL 328 Ridgeview Way, N. Brad. Activities: Prom Committee, Office Staff, Chorus Sign: Capri.corn SCHELLMAN, KURT DEATH WISH 419 Mills Ave., Brad. Sign: Pisces SEIBERT, GWENDOLYN MUSHY 224 Patteson St., Rankin Activities: Chorus, Choir Sign: Libra SERENE, MONICA MONEKO 318 Ridgeview Dr. N. Brad. Activities: Office Worker Sign: Aries SHINER, RONALD CHINK 315 Camp Ave., Brad. Activities: Forbes Trail, Stage Crew Sign: Sagittarius SHORT, LASHELLE VANN 222 Mills Ave., Brad. Sign: Libra SIMAK, ALBERT FROGGY 408 Verona St., Brad. Sign: Libra SIMKO, VICKI VICKI 37-2 N. Brad. Hgts. N. Brad. Activities: Cheerleader, Yearbook, Prom Committee, Sweetheart Sorority Sign: Cancer SKLENAR, KATHLEEN KATHY 1601 Wolfe Ave., N. Brad. Sign: Pisces SKVARLA, JUDITH JUDI 1532 Ridge Ave., N. Brad. Activities: Choir Sign: Aquarius SMITH, SHEILA 22 Fleet St., Rankin Sign: Taurus SMITHWICK, WADE SKIP 1923 Johnson St. N. Brad. Activities: Basketball Sign: Aquarius SOBEK, ANGELA ANGIE 1008 Jones Ave., N. Brad. Activities: Student Council, Student Government, Cheerleader, Yearbook, Newspaper, Prom Committee, Snow- ball Committee, Drama Club. Sign: Gemini SO VIC, JEFFREY SOV 442 Fourth SL, Brad. Activities: Forbes Trail, Wrestling Intramurals Sign: Libra STANDFORD, CLIFTON CLIFF Bldg. 4, Apt. A-l, Palisades Plaza, Rankin Activities: Basketball, Pep Club, Baseball Sign: Libra STEINMAN, JAMES JIM 425 Hawkins Ave., N. Brad. 148 Senior Directory Sign: Libra STOKES, DARWIN DOBBIE 913 Coalmont SL, N. Brad. Sign: Leo STROZIER, CHERYL 705 Zuerner Way, N. Brad. Sign: Taurus T THOMAS, KATHY CAT Bldg. 3, Apt. B-l Palisades Plaza, Rankin Activities: Forbes Trail Sign: Capricorn THOMAS, MICHELE MISSIE 1316 Electric Ave., E. Pgh. Sign: Leo THOMAS, TERRY C-65 Talbot Towers, Brad. Activities: Wrestling, Football Sign: Libra THOMAS, TRINA 1014 Cliff St., N. Brad. Activities: Pep Club, Prom Com- mittee Sign: Aquarius TIPPETT, GREGORY REGIE 27-12 Hawkins Village, Rankin Activities: DECA Sign: Libra TKACH, DANNY GIZ 276 Fleet SL, Rankin Activities: Choir, Chorus, Homeroom Basketball Sign: Aquarius TOMOSKY, WILLIAM BILL 1179 Wolfe Ave., N. Brad. Activities: Football, Intramural Basketball Sign: Scorpio TOMPKINS, ROBERT WHOP 208 Lobinger Ave., N. Brad. Activities: Forbes Trail Sign: Gemini TORBICH, RITA 630 Anderson St., N. Brad. Activities: TAA Sorority Sign: Capricorn TRISCH, BILL 105 Rankin Blvd., Rankin Activities: Track and Field Sign: Scorpio TURNER, GLADYS GLADIE BOO 706 Hawkins Ave., N. Brad. Activities: Yearbook, P$p Club, DECA Sign: Taurus V VASQUEZ, BRIAN QUEZ 517 Fourth SL, Brad. Activities: Track, Stage Crew Yearbook Sign: Cancer VAUGHN, DONNA 1-D N. Brad. Hgts., N. Brad. Activities: Chorus, DECA Sign: Aries VEROSKO, MARTIN K-9 3-B Hawkins Village, Rankin Sign: Capricorn VRANICH, DOREEN DOR 160 Oak Way, Rankin Activities: Newspaper, Yearbook, Pep Club, Choir Sign: Aries W WAWROCKI, DENISE DENNY ROW 1: P. Milton, B. Vasquez; ROW 2: P. Adams, C. McCauley, J. Provenzano; ROW 3: T. Napolitano, M. Madison, Z. Rose, B. Clanagan; ROW 4: F. Bloise, M. Daye, D. Flowers. 9-B Hawkins Village, Rankin Activities: Cheerleader Sign: Cancer WRIGHT, WARREN 216 Fifth SL, Brad. Activities: Band, Basketball Sign: Gemini WYNN, MELVIN BOO WYNN 602 O'Connell Blvd., N. Brad. Activities: Chorus, Basketball, Student Government Sign: Aries Y YOUNG, ROYANNE LITTLE DIPPER 1023 Highland Ave., N. Brad. Activities: TAA Sorority, Prom Committee, Guidance Office Sign: Taurus 708 North Main SL, N. Brad. Activities: DECA, Prom Committee Sign: Scorpio WERTZ, TERRIE 307 Copeland Ave., N. Brad. Activities: TAA Sorority, Choir, Forbes Trail Sign: Taurus WILLIAMS, BRUCE SONNY 925 Cliff SL, N. Brad. Activities: Football, Choir Sign: Libra WILLIAMS, CHRISTINE TITI 215 Fourth St., Brad. Activities: Pep Club, Child Care, Chorus Sign: Pisces WILLIAMS, DEANA REDDBONE Senior Directory 149 PATRONS Duck Actomski Mr and Mrs. Howard Ann Martha (Janie) Andelmo Mr and Mrs. Andrascik Mr and Mrs George Andrascik Mar Kay Andrascik Mr. and Mrs. William Arneti Jr. Mr and Mrs. Aubray Mr. and Mrs. B. Baldwin Marlene Barbusio Mrs. Dorothy Barkley Valerie l ee Barkley Mrs Stella Belko Mr and Mrs James Berkley Mr and Mrs A W Biehl Jim Biehl Karen Biehl Mrs John Black Mr Ray Blackburn Mr and Mrs. Anthony D Bloise Fred Bloise Mary Bloise Tony Bloise Mr and Mrs. Tom Bodcn Francis B xl enski Cindy Bowser Mr and Mrs. Glenn Bowser Terry Glenn Bowser Theresa R Brail! Nancy Brallier Mr and Mrs George Branch Jim (Crash) Brannagan Joe Brannagan Mr and Mrs. Henry Brolder Charles Brooks Medelane Burke Sylvia Bursack John Bush Joesph Campbell Robert J Campbell Mr C arr Krudy Carrington Vivian Carrington Mr and Mrs Tom Caskey Edward Castro Jane (Malone Mr. and Mrs Wilbert Chambers George Chianese Ms. Chianese Mr Chianese Tim Chismar Mrs. Anthony Cirero Bob Clanagan Cretta Clay Mr and Mrs Howard Clayton Mr. and Mrs. Celeste Cliffton Tina Michelle Cobum Mrs. Coddington Bill Goner Mrs William Conn Alice Conroy Mrs. Mary Louise Conroy Mrs. Patrick Conroy Mrs. Bernard Costello Denise Charlene Cunningham Mr Richard Cunningham Ann Cush Bobby Cush Mrs. Mahala Cush Czeky Mr and Mrs William Dadey Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Davis Jr Earnd Davis Karen Davis Kimberly Davis Mr. Tom DeMarco Lonnie DeOrio Jan Detwiler Debbie DeVay Mr and Mrs Edmund DeVay Tammie DeVay Mrs John Dickon Mr and Mrs John E. Dickun Katherine Differ Rita Dinkfelt Dud dies Christine (Hohrnan) Dukic Dunbar the Superstar Jeanne Emery Mr and Mrs Michael Emery Sr —A Friend— Nick Fall Dorothy Fazenbaker Michelle Ferguson Mrs Clyde Ferree John David Flaherty Mrs. Thomas Flanigan David Fletcher Mrs. Daisy Frye Karen A. Frye Ruth Ann and Pat Furlong Mrs. George Casper Mr and Mrs. Cavdoscik Mr and Mrs. Edward Gefert Mrs Vira Girman John and Catherine Giron Mr and Mrs William Glaze Pat Gorman Joan Graziano Pigeon Gregg David Gregory Mrs. Marie Grigassy Cork Gross Mrs Edna Guerrierl Al llaharka Regina Habarka Anna Mae Hajek Carol Hajek Greg Hajek Margaret Hajek Steve Hajek Betty Hammill Mr and Mrs. All Handza Jr Mr and Mrs. Hardy Stephanie Hargrove Mr and Mrs. Joseph Harman Kathy Harman Mickey Harman Haski Family George Havrilla Sr Mrs. Sarah Havey Debbie Hawes Rosoline Hayser Christine Danielle Henderson ”89' Daniel James Henderson “94 Joe Hetherington Jim Heverly Jeanne Hewston Mr and Mrs James Hewston Karen Ilia vac Agnes Hohrnan Mrs. John Holden Mr Thomas Horan Karen M Howard Mr Paul Howard Tina Howath Mr Robert llruby Mr and Mrs. Rol)ert Hunter Mr. and Mrs. I vino Donita Jackson Mr and Mrs. James Jackson Mrs Ralph Jackson Rev Anton Janosek Audrie ami Pal Jendeski Mr. and Mrs. William C Jenkins Jim and Janice Beverly Jordan Mr and Mrs. Ernest Jordan Marcia Jones Joyce and Frank Jim Jurinko Kathy Kaefer AMN Robert W Kaefer Mrs Kantoris Bean Karyak Alvin Kasprisin Helen Kasprisin Mr and Mrs George Kerr and Family Ginger Kerr Debbie Klein Miss Pavla Kliskey Kay Klonck Mrs Knight Dr George Knight Ronald Knight Mrs Lois Knightly Chris Kostyak Mr and Mrs John Kostyak Sr John Kostyak Jr Pastor H I Kraft Miss Kramer Stephen Krivy Mrs Dorothy Krul Mrs JoAnn Kurutz John Kwanic Mitch laingiewcz Debbie I uth Ernest A. Lecinsky Mrs. Rose (Andelmo) la ddon Mr and Mrs George K lax Mr and Mrs. James P Lee Miss Sarah Lee Mr Alliert G. Le ko Mrs Audrey Ley Pvt Robert Licina Roberta Licina Emma Littaver Lyons “L’Tavio” Mr MacDonald Mr. Macioce H Malackany Marranna and Ross Mrs. Michael Masterousky Mrs. Charles Masters 150 Yearbook Patrons Michael John Matesic ”94 Mr and Mrs. Michael Matesic and Family Joe Matta Peggy Coellmer Matthews Pill Maydak Mrs Betty McAllister Mr Herkey McAllister Mr. Leo McAllister Mrs. Leo McAllister Hegina McAllister Trina McAllister Mrs Edith McCombs Mr. Norman McCombs Mrs McDonald Mr and Mrs Leo McGartland Rich McGartland Mark McGuigan Joesph McMuldren Marian McMuldren Mr Ed McMullen France McRickel Dorothy Mehalik Sophie Meidlan Debbie Meighan Louie and Mike Melocehi Margret Melro Cathy Meres Cindy Meres Mr and Mrs Frank Meres Mrs Philip Meres Bob Metzgar Mr and Mrs. William Metzgar Carry Meyers Sophie Miara Mr and Mrs. Lee Michling Mechanic J Michel Ki Mihaly Mrs Moore Lucy Musgrave Danny Nicholas Nita Mr HJ Noll Mr and Mrs Arthur Nordquist Dear 1.1 Nordquist Mrs Betty Obecunes Albert C Ocel Carol Ocel Paul Ocel Sr. Mr and Mrs. Regis O’Donnell Regis O’Donnell Edward Onder Babe Organ Irene Organ Mr. Bernard Oriss Mr B Oriss James Oriss Mr and Mrs l ewis Panzak C arol Paola Mike Paola Jule Parenti Cxirletta Parker Kay Patterson Mr. Clyde Penrose Mr Ronald Peterson Mrs. Albert Philipanic Valerie Phillips Clara Piccguillo Mrs. Berniece H. Pitts Mr and Mrs Henry Pokrant and Jeannean. Tcxld. Dawn and Gidget Cathy Pollack Grace Powell Andrew Pratko John Prislipsky —Pro— Bob Putzlocker Ken Ral enstein Mr and Mrs Howard Rawls Mr William Rawson Raymond Miss Jan Reagan Mr. and Mrs Alberta Reaves Melanie Redovan Billy Reichenback Kirie Reichenback Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Reichenback Jimmy Reichert “75” Sean Reichert “76” Sharon Reichert 77” Mrs Ricci Mr and Mrs Samuel Rice and Family Mr Edward Rich Ronald Riggins Sir Rile Rita and Patty Beatrice Abbis Ritts Barbara B Ritts Charles Ritts III Mr. Charles Ritts Jr Jennifer Roberta Luanne Russell Mr and Mrs Luther Russell Virginia Russo Mr and Mrs Rydzak Betty Scales Carol Scavnicky Donna Schockling Mr and Mrs. James Schofield Mike Scholze Josie Senkow Bobby Sherlock Mr Silverstein Simak Family Sir Baron Fairchild Steve Skarupa Skinny Albie Mrs. Slaminko Mary Catherine Slaminko Irene Smatania Mr and Mrs. Joseph Smatania Mr and Mrs. Paul D Smith Angie Sobek Grade Sobek Mrs Josephine Sobek Maria Sobek Mr and Mrs. Arnold Sommer Mrs Ann Stanicar Sharon Stefanski Betty Stephenson Mr Stico Brian Stofko Jurie Storkburger Papa Joe Stypulkowski Donna Summers Mrs. Louis Tasillo Louis Tasillo Eileen Taiko Louella Teek Mr Ken Thom Mr and Mrs. Charles Thomas Terry Thomas Andrew P Timko Bill Tomosky Mr Thomas Torbich Mr Bob Tripp Alberta Trisch Barbara Trisch Bill Trisch Michael Trisch Ed Trygar Ernestine Turner Mr John Tury Drew Ulyas Mr and Mrs Pete E. Urban Mrs. Barbara Urda Mrs. Evelyn Vasquez Mr and Mrs Tiny Verner Gary Vestovich Pete Vestovich Rose Vestovich Robert and Judy Vestovich Mrs. Evelyn Walk � Anita Walsh Mr Walsh Tom Ward Mrs. Joseph Washg C.R (Sharty) Wagner and Family Mrs. Ann Weaver Ceil Welsh Edward Welsh Marge Welsh Rosella Welsh Mrs. Bonnie Wertz Terrie Wertz “77 Mr and Mrs William Welsh David K White Mr and Mrs Harrison B White Jr Mr. and Mrs Ronald V. W'hite Sr Bernie Wiehagen Sarah Wiehagen Mrs. C.E Williams Mrs Herman Williams Shirley Williams Walter E Williams Mr. and Mrs Walter J. Williams Dennis Wilson Mrs Gerry Wiltrout Eva Witkowski Rebecca Gibson Wolfe Mrs. James Yeager Royanne Young Katherine Yunik Becky Yurko Mr and Mrs Zawislan Louis P Zezza Ann Zoretich SPECIAL PATRONS Bill Brailler Tom and Jane Fantaski Mr and Mrs Jerry Larson Ms Mary Prokop James Provenzano and Janice Curran Rosemarie Reznik Robert Stanley Craig Sh x s Yearbook Patrons 151 COCHRAN Pontiac And CMC Trucks Tri-State’s Largest Dealer Sales And Leasing Exclusive GMC And Red-E-Kamp Motor Home Dealer 3772 William Penn Hwy., Monroeville 373-3333 247-1600 RODNOR OPTICAL LAB 634 Rraddock Ave. Braddock, Pa. 15104 271-4424 Compliments From WORKINGMEN S STORE 602 Braddock Ave. Braddock, Pa. 15104 HOLLANDER PHARMACY 910 Braddock Ave. Braddock, Pa. 15104 271-1960 271-9622 BRADDOCK NEWS AGENCY 741 Braddock Ave. Braddock, Pa. 15104 Ph. 271-9802 Best Wishes From State Inspection Body Repairs Auto Repairs NORM S AUTO BODY 1059 Locust St., North Brad., Pa. 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LESKO FUNERAL HOME Bell And Jones Ave. North Braddock, Pa. 15104 Parking On The Premises 271-1361 WHERE IT’S AT All Night Bowling Alma Mater Administration Advertisements Autographs Band Band Concert Baseball Basketball Candids Cheerleaders Choir Choral Concerts Chorus Color Guard Dedication Faculty Faculty Softball Game Falcon Power Football Football Dance Forbes Trail Golf Graduation Homecoming In Memory Of Index Juniors Majorettes Newspaper Office Workers 125 139 71 152-156 160 66 130-131 100-101 92-97 45; 80-81 108-109 64-65 122-123; 12 -129 64-65 67 159 74-79 126-127 110-111 90-91 118 54-55 89 138-145 115-117 31 157 46-49 67 59 62-63 Outstanding Seniors Patrons Pep Club Principals Prom Prom Committee Rock Concert School Board Seniors Senior Athletes Senior Awards Morning Senior Banquet Senior Directory Senior Play Senior Sports Awards SeniorTrip Ski Trip Softball Sophomores Sororities Special Thanks Sponsors Stage Crew Student Government Table of Contents Theme Title Page Track Team Turkey Bowl Wrestling WPIAL Quarter Finals Yearbook Staff 32-33 150-151 68 73 132-135 58 120-121 72 5-33 83-88 42-43 40-41 146-149 34-36 112-113 37-39 124 102-103 50-53 69 158 57 68 58 3 2 4 1 104-107 119 98-99 136-137 60-61 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PUBLISHER Josten's American Yearbook Company PUBLISHER'S REPRESENTATIVE Mr. Sylvan Pinto Colao Studio Dennis Meyers, Editor-in-Chief Angie Sobek, Layout Editor Tom Prokop, Financial Editor Frank Bloise, Sports Editor Ella Nora Ramsey, Copy Editor Kathy Kaefer, Typing Editor Michael Little, Art Editor Miss Rosemarie Reznik PHOTOGRAPHER EDITORS ADVISOR Imfox 157 SPECIAL THANKS TO . . . When a small group takes on a gigantic task such as planning, designing, and pub- lishing a yearbook, there are some people who are just never mentioned or thanked enough. Such is the case with our special friends on this page to whom we could never express our full appreciation but we wish just to say thanks to . . . Miss Reznik, our sponsor and most en- thusiastic supporter, has given so much of her time, energy, and dedication, it's almost unbelievable. Without her encouragement this book would never have existed. Our appreciation is also extended to Mr. Pinto, our company representative, for all his helpful suggestions and time-consuming meet- ings in getting this year's book organized. Thanks should also be extended to Mr. Reznik for all the hours he spent helping us out by typing and printing and doing all sorts of necessary jobs. Mr. Stio deserves our thanks too for all his help and encouragement. Of course we can't forget our principal, Mr. Burton, who was always there to help when we needed him. Or, Mrs. Guerrieri who helped with the yearbook finances. John Pawlowski should also be thanked for his help with some of the art work. We also thank the school board for allowing us to use the refreshment stand and for their monetary support; and of course Colao Studio which provided us with many pictures. We would be remiss if we did not thank Mrs. Natalie Rabenstein and her family for their generous contribution. John Reznik 158 In Gratitude A WORD TO THE SENIORS Well Seniors, four years liave come and gone since we started high school. We've made many friends, and have tread many different paths. Maybe tilings didn't always go our way, but we knew we could always count on our friends. In those four years, we've changed. We grew from junior high school kids to the young adults we now are. The four years have been more than just educa- tion--they've been fun, joking around, teasing, laughing together and at times, crying together. It seems that the friends we made in these four years are different from all others. They're, well, what made high school enjoyable. Many,tears were shed graduation night when we realized that maybe we would never see each other again. Through this edition of the GBA FALCONIAN we've tried to preserve some of the memories of our friends, tlte things we did, and the moments we sliared. If just one picture makes you stop and remember something, then we accomplished our job. Refleclions 159 AUTOGRAPHS 160 Memorable Words