Brookville High School - Echo Yearbook (Brookville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1970 volume:

ECHO BROOKVILLE AREA I HIGH SCHOOL BROOKVILLE PENNSYLVANIA Faculty Sports Clubs Underclassmen Seniors Activities Senior Directory Patrons 16 32 60 94 124 144 154 158 B. H. S. is a little world of its own 3 5 achievement. and relaxation . . . 9 12 13 But there is something inside each of us that will miss our world when the time comes to leave it. 15 School Board: First Row: Alton Reitz, Hudson Smith, Bruce Raymond Bachelier, William Ames, Dr. Mark McKinley, McMurray; President, Mildred McClain; Secretary, Dorothy Richard DeMotte, James L. Hysong. Shaffer, Thomas Stauffer; Solicitor. Row 2: Dr. Howard Gayley, Administration Set The Pace Larry McManigle Assistant Principal Alfred B. Clarke High School Principal James L. Hysong Superintendent of Schools The administrators of Brookville Area High School have the task of seeing that everything in school functions smoothly. They oversee the normal school routine as well as unexpected disruptions. Without the administration the school would not be able to function. 18 Charles P. Phillips Administrative Assistant Wilbert C. Pendleton Director of Elementary Education Secretaries Provided Efficiency Patricia Gaibreath Secondary Secretary Andrea French Administration Secretary Hazel McNeil Administration Secretary A day in the life of a secretary The secretaries are a necessary part of the school system. They organize and file the countless necessary records and information. Working with the administration, the library staff, and the audio-visual director, the secretaries provide an efficient organization of information. 19 Gertrude Smith Administration Secretary Geraldine Jackson Audio Visual Secretary Business Taught Office Skills Karen Doverspike learns the fundamentals of the computer Barbara Receski Business Education c r Maxine Stephens Business Education The Business Department teaches shorthand, typing, bookkeeping, and data processing in preparation for a business career. With the guidance of the teacher, students become proficient at skills which will serve them in their life-work. Guidance Offered A Helping Hand Kathryn Smith Guidance Mary Helen Haugh Guidance Virginia Kutz Special Education Mrs. Haugh plans next year's schedule for students. Catherine Shannon Special Education The guidance counselors provide the necessary advice for students who are planning their future. They help students choose the courses best suited to their abilities, interests, and goals. Many students seeking advice about colleges or careers find it in the Guidance Department. 21 Fine Arts Developed Aesthetic Values Richard Reed Music Edward D'Aurillio Music Jacqueline Trzeciak Music B.H.S. orchestra tunes up. The Music and Art Departments provide an appreciation of the arts as well as extracurricular activities for many students. The band and Concert Choir provide support for athletic activities and entertainment at concerts. Participation in the fine arts is encouraged by such projects as the Halloween window painting contest and the school musical. Charles Park Art 22 Olive Alcorn Reading Practical Arts Encouraged Creativity Michael Koven James Pudlo Industrial Arts Practical Arts Anthony Kitko Industrial Arts Frank McMillen Industrial Arts The Practical Arts Department is responsible for teaching skills which will be useful to students in later life. With the aid of these teachers, students learn to cook, sew, and work with metal and wood. These courses help prepare students for their future career or home. Jacqueline Fetzer Julia Shreckengost Home Economics Home Economics Languages Linked Many Cultures Kay Lewis Barbara Emerick Spanish Latin Bertha Black Winifred Leiby French German The Language Department strives to create interest in foreign languages. Students use the language lab to increase their speaking and comprehension abilities. They become familiar, not only with the language itself, but with the culture of the country. Language teachers also sponsor clubs designed to further the interest in their subjects. Mrs. Smith leads a discussion in English class. Students practice in the language lab. English Created Better Understanding Harvey Bailey English Darlene Ishman Betty Stockdill Elizabeth Butler English English Humanities Coordinator The oral and written communication of ideas is the concern of the English Department. By studying works of literature, students become familiar with ideas which they relate to our present world. The English teachers guide this exploration and expression of ideas. Mary McManigal English Helen Bish Speech Patricia Smith English Isobel Maslar Charles Ungar Margaret Smith Martha Smith English English English English 25 Science Explored New Worlds John Rockey Science Robert Johnson Science William Smith Biology John Mester Chemistry With the use of microscopes and test tubes science teachers help students explore the world around us. They encourage students to question the how and why of things and then to seek the answer. Through this process science seeks to understand the unknown. John Marshall Nancy Boyer Physics Science Students prepare oxygen under the watchful eye of Mr. Mester. 26 Math Added Ideas And Subtracted Doubts Edgar Shreckengost Math - Dr. Ed John Fricker Math Kinsel Breaky Math John Chillcott Math Julia Tronzo Vernon Schreckengost Math Math — Geography Larry Galbreath Math 27 History Developed Searching Minds Charles Galbreath Social Studies Patrick McQuiggan Social Studies Russell McGaughey Social Studies William French Social Studies The Social Studies Department looks at the past to get a clue to the future. Social studies teachers help students learn about our state, our country, and our world, both past and present, in order that they may better understand and live in the world of tomorrow. Mr. Riffer gives helpful advice. Melvin Riffer Social Studies 28 Gerald Bish Social Studies Lon Sebring Social Studies William Elder Social Studies Eleanor Ewing Social Studies L.M.C. Aided The Learning Process Frances Benninger Library Services Betty Elza Librarian Dana Larimer Librarian Students make use of the various audio-visual equipment. The library and audio-visual staffs help students make the best use of the resources in the Learning Materials Center. Duties include making video tapes and producing the weekly radio program. Librarians are available to help with research and, of course, just to find a good book to read. Mary Long Librarian Harry Neuhard Audio Visual Director William Miller Audio Visual Ass't. 29 Physical Education Stimulated Participation Leslie Turner Social Studies Ruth Clark Physical Education John Sain Jean Wiseman Physical Education Ability and concentration help Beth McMurray perform on the unevens. The physical development of the students is the concern of the Physical Education Department. Healthy bodies are encouraged by participation in basketball, volleyball, soccer, and gymnastics. Teachers help the students enter into the spirit of healthy competition while enjoying a break in the routine of classes. 30 Alfred Lefevre Football Coach Helen Bennett Nurse Custodians And Food Service Served School Mary Kline Food Service Julia McManigle Food Service Twila Racchini Food Service Clara Matthews Food Service Bertha Ferringer Food Service Members of the custodial staff work hard to keep B.H.S. a clean and pleasant place in which to learn. The ladies of the cafeteria staff work all day to provide nourishing lunches for 800 students each day. Without these dedicated workers our school would not be the same. Bernice Raybuck Nancy DeMotte Food Service Food Service Ella Edenfield Martha Hopkins Food Service Food Service Zenobia Ewing Custodian Leon Gilbert Custodian Dave Park Custodian Jim Mumford Custodian Arlene Beckwith Custodian Harold Teacher Russ Swab Walt O'Sullivan Paul Hetrick Custodian Custodian Custodian Custodian Ken Martz Custodian 31 First Row: Dave Gilbert, Dick Wallace, Bill Thompson, John Zimmerman, Jerry Fitzsimmons, Dave Ferringer, John Dennison, Jerry Brosius, John Aaron, Denny Leach. Row 2. Terry O'Neil, Jack DeMotte, Doug Davis, Larry Yeager, Hillary Gerg, Richard Miller, Randy Raybuck, Mike Wilson, Fred Geer, Jim Trombetta. Row 3. Dale Thrush, Bob Berg, Scott Kelly, Mark Jolley, Roger Brosius, Terry Jackson, Ken Doverspike, James Dennison, Eric Ronning, Charles Manners Row 4. John Bucheit, Mike Benigni, Barr Shriver, Tom Ferraro, Dave Richards, Steve White, Bill Reitz, Walter Belfiore, Bob Magill. Row 5. Rickey McAfoose, Bill Work, Dick Murray, Ron Cook, Rodney Bowley, Tom Dinger, Bill Kutz, Steve Crooks, Keven Crooks, James Haney. Team backed by powerful coaches: Mr. Schreckengost, Mr. Sain, Mr. Sebring, Mr. Elder, Head Coach: Mr. Lefevre. 35 BAHS OPP Karns City 0 20 Clarion 6 7 A.C. Valley 18 8 Brockway 12 0 Moniteau 12 0 East Brady 34 12 Redbank 18 0 Union 24 8 Keystone 24 12 Good Luck Captain Buzz Band entertains spectators during half time. Gridders Overpowered Seven Opponents This year's BH5 Blue Raider football team built up a record to be proud of. After losing the first two games of the season to Karns City and Clarion, our Raiders rallied behind their now-famous war cry of someone's gotta pay and went on to win all the remaining seven games to give the 1969 Raiders the best record of any BHS football team since 1934. Coach A1 Lefevre and his boys are truly to be congratulated on a job well done. Time out to talk with the coach. Junior Varsity is ready for action. 38 JV's support. Emotions Ran High At Football Games During a football game many emotions fill both players and spectators. There is the excitement as the team pushed forward completely dominating the opponent's defense. Tension mounts as the Raiders are pushed backwards or time runs out on an important play. At half-time the tention relaxes as the band and marching unit perform. As the half-time performance ends, the team is back on the field ready to go. Then there is the elation as the Raiders cross the goal line for six points. Once in a while despair sets in as the team can not stop the foe, and the Raiders go down in defeat. More often the team and spectators leave the field with that feeling that only victory can bring. Fire up! The crowd braved all kinds of weather to watch their Raiders play. There are many decisions to be made. 40 Another push for the goal line. Terry gains for BAHS. Touch down! All Involved Worked Hard A football game represents a lot of hard work by many people. The players have practiced long hours to develop their skills and merge their individual efforts into a solid team effort. Coaches have spent time directing this effort and teaching the fundamentals of the game. During the week the band and marching unit must prepare for the half-time show. But it is worth every bit of time and effort when we see our team bring another victory to BAHS. Just before half time. 41 A coach's job is tough. Cagers Displayed Great Ability First Row. Mike Benigni, John Aaron, Fred Geer, Mark Jolley, McManigle, Scott Kelly, Randy Bartlett, Jack DeMotte, Dick Larry Reitz, Bill Work, Bill Kutz, Steve White. Row 2. Mr. Fenstermakcr, Dick Wallace, Bill Sebring, Chuck Manners. BAHS DuBois Central Brock way Oil City Kittanning Franklin Brockway Elk County Christian St. Mary's Dubois Clearfield Punxy St. Mary's Dubois Central Bradford Kane DuBois Clearfield Punxy St. Mary's Bradford Kane OPP 54 56 49 38 45 65 54 53 58 78 64 43 53 57 65 53 52 70 67 52 66 58 69 48 73 50 59 62 67 49 61 48 54 64 54 74 81 50 56 70 63 62 Bill Work drives in. 43 )ohn goes up for two. 44 A quick lay-up raises the score. Don't be afraid of a little ball. Fence!! Problems, coach?? The 1969-70 BHS Raider basketball team boasted one of the brightest stars to play for the Raiders in a long time. Senior Dick Fenstermaker, who has played outstanding basketball for the Blue Raiders for the last two years, built up a very impressive record for himself. Fence was twice voted to the All-District IX first team, and this year he finished second in the 9-A scoring race and was named the most valuable player of District IX as well. In addition. Fence set a number of new school records, including three new single-game rebounding and field-goal percentage in a single season. To top everything off, Fenstermaker was twice named the most valuable player in the Carbon City Tournament in St. Marys and this year he was chosen to play in the Altoona all-star game, where he took game scoring and rebounding honors and was named most valuable player. Fence is to be congratulated for building up such an impressive record for himself. As many people have said before, it's a long time between Fen-stermakers. The J.V. And Junior High Teams Showed Much Promise At Their Basketball Games The Junior-Varsity and Junior High basketball teams are the training grounds for the varsity squad. A basketball player starts out on Coach Le-fevre's junior high team, then moves up in about tenth grade to Mr. Sebring's JV team, where he plays and gains experience until he is ready to move up and join the Varsity Raiders. The JV and junior high teams put just as much time and effort as the varsity squad into learning to play the game well, so that when they have gained experience and moved up to the varsity team they can bring glory to BHS. Jim Dennison shoots for JV Team. First Row. Steve White, Mike Parker, Randy Cummings, Glen Geer, Chuck Manners, John Buchheit, Bill Kutz. Row 2. Mr. Sebring, Rick Fenstermaker, Mike Swineford, Jim Dennison, Wayne Mumford, Stan Larimer, Rodney Bowley, Greg Weddington. First Row. Tony Koladish, Walter uean Shield, Dan 2. Mr. Shreckengost, Randy Geer, Rodney Osborne, Mike Baughman, Gene Painter, Paul Blake, Tom Shields, Drew McManigle, Mike Crawford, Greg Crouch, Tom Hopkins, Wallace, Guy DeMotte, Randy McGaughey, Dave Dinger. Row Mark Page, Tim Manners, Bob Ballentine, Don Richards, John Moore. 47 Cheryl Harriger Was Chosen By Basketball Players As 1969-70 Queen This year the title of Basketball Queen went to Cheryl Harriger. The recipient of this honor is chosen by the members of the varsity basketball team. It is intended to honor the girl who shows the most school spirit and support for the team. Cheryl was named at the pep rally before the Punxy basketball game and received her trophy from Coach Mc-Manigle. Being Basketball Queen is one which should be honored and Cheryl should be commended for her school spirit. Basketball Queen, Cheryl Harriger. First Row. Pam Maihle, Betsy Milford, Pam Miller, Row 2. McMurray, Rosemary Battaglia, Janet Noel, Trudy Reinard, Carol Varga, Cheryl Harriger, Kandy Strong, Nancy Bowley, Jane Maxwell. Coach. Mrs. Wiseman. Sandy Park, Row 3. Donna Burkholtz, Regina Eberhart, Beth Hard Work Gave Raiderettes A Fabulous Scoring Season The 1970 girl's basketball team had a successful season this year. Under the direction of Mrs. Clarke and Mrs. Wiseman, the girls practiced and played hard. The great effort the Raiderettes put forth certainly shows in their 8-2 record. Practice makes perfect. HOME OPP Marianville 33 28 Vo-Tech 40 13 A.C. Valley 40 37 Marianville 32 14 Punxy 24 18 Redbank 29 35 Punxy 43 22 A.C. Valley 25 34 Vo-Tech 56 17 Redbank 39 17 Kandy Strong and Rosemary Battaglia practice guarding techniques. J.V. First Row. Cindy Mohney, Joan Watt, Judy Goetz. Row 2. Hetrick, Third Row. Kathleen McCabe, Karen Powell, Shirley Sherry Ballentine, Pam Walton, Wanda Burkholtz, Lynell Hannold. Marcia Heckman, Chrystal Bell, Diana Zimmerman. Our coaches are the best! Mrs. Clarke and Mrs. Wiseman. Spirit Leaders . Varsity Cheerleaders. Mary Shugarts, Roxanne Bullers, Karen Fiscus, Jean Diener, Suzanne Hepp, Penny Zimmerman, Carol McKinney, Janet Noel, Nancy Ames. New Spirit Leaders Were In The Making J.V. First Row. Janice Mohney, Teresa Turner, Brenda Ames, Jean Farley. Row 2. Sue Wonderling, Diane Bullers, Linda McAninch, Roxanne Hepp, Beth McMurray. Junior High. First Row. Lisa Dennison, Joan Rhodes, Patty Raybuck. Row 2. Cindy Emerick, Barb Ruffner, Ronda Ames, Kathy Songer. Row 3. Cindy Zimmerman, Beth Clarke, Joyce Weary. 52 Volleyball Team Had Trying Season. First Row. Stan Ruffner, Bill Work, Bob Barnett. Row 2. Charles Manners, Bill Sebring, Scott Kelley, Larry Reitz, Tim Truman. Spectators show great enthusiasm at games. Grapplers Wrestle To The Top. Varsity First Row. Tom Haines, Don Milligan, Eugene Craven, Jerry Brosius, John Silvis, Carl Yeager, Dave Ferringer, Doug Allen Yates, Rick Mauk, Dave Kohr. Row 2. Randy Raybuck, Davis, Coach. Mr. Turner. Eugene Craven pulls six points for Brookville Grapplers. JV First Row. Roger Brosius, Jerry Lyons, Mark McKinley, Tom Feraro, Mike Wilson, Wayne Smith, Denny Leach, Rick Herb Bullers, Jim Osborne, George Huber. Row 2. John Miller, Miller. Coach Mr. Bish. Mike Wilson breaks down his man. By the end of his career a wrestler is usually familiar with blood, sweat, and sometimes, even tears. He must work hard at his sport and spends hours practicing such holds as the chicken wing and the guillotine. A wrestler must constantly watch his weight, and no girl on a diet could be more conscious of the addition of a few pounds. All of this effort goes to the six minutes he spends on the mat trying his best to pin his man. This year the Raiders had their best season with a record of nine wins. Brookville Man has a rough opponent. The score looks real good. John stacks up valuable riding time for Brookville. Grapplers Overpowered Their Opponents Grappler has his opponent all tied up. Great Strength Was Required For Track Cinder men try hard for a win. Hurdles take consentration and timing. First Row: Coach, Mr. Elder, Bob Hulse, Randy Kilmer, Larry Gromley, Dave Dinger, John Miller, Jeff Leech, Bob Berg. Row 2: Ken Mack, Jerry Brosius, Jessie Guthrie, John Zimmerman, Grant Mumford, Dave Richards, Joe Barkley, Fred Geer, Walt Guthrie, Ken Doverspike. Row 3: Jack Chamberlin, Dan Wallace, Gene Craven, Doug Davis, Dan Bowley, Mr. Turner, Randy Reitz, Dan Flemming, Eric Ronning, Kelly Harriger, Gene Thrush. Strength, stamina, speed, and skill are all qualities found on the track team. Track is different from the other sports since it requires proficiency in several separate and completely different types of events. A team must have good sprinters and distance runners, both high and long jumpers, and pole vaulters. Events such as shot put, discus, and javelin throw are also included. Each individual must do his best on his own to make the team a success. A combination of winning individuals makes a winning team. The boys' team with Mr. Elder as coach and the girls' team under the direction of Mrs. Wiseman have both worked many days after school to prepare for their meets. Both teams try to represent BAH5 with the best showing possible. Running Broad Jump is a favorite for some. First Row: Darlene Umberhocker, Sally Martz, Barbara Baughman, Betty Kohr, Cindy Turner, Cindy Ohl, Mollie Martz, Cindy Hetrick, Debbie Emery. Row 2: Mrs. Wiseman, Sharon McLaughlin, Sue Davis, Sherry McManigle, Debbie Vandervort, Linda Maxwell, Kathy Fitzsimmons, Ginger Stahlman, Merla McAfoose, Rhonda Kelly. Row 3: Lynn McWilliams, Cheryl McCracken, Sandy Love, Brenda Becker, Barb Moore, Carole McKinney, Carol Varga, Sandy Lewis, Sarah Switek. Row 4: Cathy Richards, Wanda Burkholtz, Kenda Gelnette, Alene Dean, Becky Gilbert, Cathy Aaron, Ann Racchine, Wendy Richards, Jane Chesnutt. Girls Ran Up A Storm In Track Raiderettes go Up, Up, and Away. Track takes determination. Many Honors And Awards Go To Brookville Men All Conference: Dave Ferringer, Doug Davis, John Zimmerman, Jack DeMotte, Jerry Fitzsimmons, John Dennison, Honorable Mention: John Aaron, Terry O'Neil, Jerry Brosius. Parents are honored on Senior Day. District IX, Unlimited Champ, Doug Davis All Conference: Dick Fenstermaker, Bill Sebring, Hon. Mention: Bill Work. Sports Writers Team: Dick Fenstermaker, Bill Work, Hon. Mention: Bill Sebring. Several Brookville football players were honored this year when they were chosen to be on the All-Conference team. The members of this team are chosen by the coaches of the conference, so it is truly an honor to be a part of this team. Brookville should be proud of the six players who were voted to the All-Conference team and the three who received Honorable Mention. Brookville wrestling was honored when Doug Davis won the District IX Championship in the unlimited class. Doug is one of only a few district champs from Brookville, and he went on to take second place in the state finals. This is an accomplishment that both Doug and the school should feel proud of. Three members of the 1970 basketball team were honored by their selection for the Sports Writers' Team and the All-Conference team. Members of the Sports Writers' Team are chosen by the sports writers of the area, and the high school coaches vote for the players on the All-Conference team. This is a real honor for the boys who receive it. These awards justify to the quality of sports played at BAHS. comer Student Council Provided Student Government First kow: Jean Diener, Bruce Pierson, Mark McKinley, Chuck Manners, Suzanne Hepp, Tim Truman, Mrs. Receski, Ted Harriger, Penny Zimmerman, Mary Shugarts, Mark Kerr, Chuck Wonderling. Row 2: Art McKinley, Jean Farley, Virginia Willis, Linda McAninch, Janeen Johns, Pat Steele, Julie Shaffer, Ron King, John Dennison, Bill Work, Bill Sebring, John Zimmerman. Row 3: Ann McKinley, Roxanne Hepp, Cindi Rowan, Paula Oakes, Karen Chalfant, Kandy Strong, Connie Love, Beth Badgett, Marybeth Valentine, Jack DeMotte, Mike Benigni. Row 4: Stan Larimer, Steve White, Jim Dennison, Crystal Bell, Nancy Bowley, Christie Reitz, Debbie Oyler, Marsha Emery, Shirley Schuckers, Sue Ludwig, Scott Kelley, Denny Domries. The Student Council serves as the student government for BAHS. Its functions include regulating clubs and sales and running the student store. During the year the Council sponsored two movies which were shown to both junior and senior high students. The profits of its sales and book fair went toward the purchase of a victory flag to be flown after each athletic victory and to the Scholarship Fund. The highlight of Student Council's year came in April with the week of campaigning preceding the elections. After the campaign speeches and skits in the gymnasium, the votes were cast. Results showed the first girl as President since 1964. Mary Shugarts provides service with a smile. The Sub-Council is the junior high counterpart of Student Council. It holds elections and conducts meetings in the same way that Student Council does. The functions of Sub-Council include the regulation of clubs and sales. Members learn the techniques of representative government and become familiar with parliamentary procedure. The experience they gain will help them become active participants in Student Council and later in community affairs. Officers of sub-council prepare themselves for a meeting. Sub-Council Made Junior High More Orderly First Row: Doug Miller, Martin Scott, Gene Painter, Dan Bowley, Paul Blake, Steve McPherson, Mike Fenstermaker, Denny Barkley. Row 2: Paul Ruffner, Heidi Wingert, Carol Bish, Joni Smith, Andy Milligan, Cindy Zimmerman, Jodi Means, Tony Voyer. Row 3: Kelly Harriger, Scott Young, Melissa McMurray, Deidre Kroh, Brenda Becker, Cathy Blake, Katie Harriger, Shelly Emerick, Rhonda Kelly, Lisa Dennison. Row 4: Mary Watt, Karen Rhodes, Mr. Fricker, Penny Harriger, Mike Gilnett, Tim Manners, Melinda Pierson, Lindsay Pitts, Beth Coon, Rhonda Ames. Echo Staff Recaptures 1969-70 First Row: Sue Emery, Judy Galbraith, Karen Chalfant, Paula Oakes, Pat Richards, Beth Sushereba, Jane Maxwell. Row 2: Donna Chesnutt, Margarete Bower, Jane Crawford, Sandy Park, Diana Ames, Ann Hetrick, Marybeth Valentine. Row 3: Mr. French, Jean Diener, Sue Raybuck, Sue Hepp, Shirley Hannold, Beth Badgett, Anita Badgett, Rick Fenstermaker, Teresa Ogorchock, Joan Watt, Regina Eberhart, Cindi Rowan, Michele Heller, Vickie Ksey, Becky Matson, Lisa Galbraith, Bonnie Mohney, Shannon Harriger, Karen Doverspike. The Echo staff is the group of students who are responsible for the publication of the yearbook. All the members, under the direction of Mr. French, are busy planning layouts, choosing photographs, and writing copy. This work grows hectic as a deadline for sending material approaches. Members spend time after school and on weekends readying the final form. All the work done by the staff is done in an effort to present an accurate picture of one year at BAHS. Echo staff members build a book. Beam Staff Kept Students Informed e ,-VrX frTr i £Z-' krr n« i wWlta( NmrUiAii — j srsr ° Ysl txrm. «■- i ,:t TTTTT7Tr«ov, Vor'ety_oU°SJ-C.« «- tkvrd CSV- -‘rt Cheryl McCrocken wins Ml Teenage Pageant u t n K r ntifii i ufkMtnu !r ‘t2rt— ■? — °r r'  H«Cr«di«« • crwnri •• Irwwiu. T  iwmm of«rwd inu. an m .. Ul •apiw.u —c u t w Naatar . q Ir Sub-Counci I 9| Makes Plans •nd in Mir lap T1U, ah .a for • . Tha )wl M •ookv 1 lie A i Present C 'UW  u4 b roo  UU HWh • v will t dtrwst t  The Beam, winner of the Keystone Award. The members of the Beam are responsible for the weekly publication of the school newspaper. With the guidance of Mr. Ungar, they work hard writing news and feature articles to keep the student body informed and entertained. The staff published several special editions, including those for April Fool's Day, Earth Day, and Graduation. The staff also got a first-hand look at journalism in action when they toured the Pittsburgh Press. First Row: John Steele, Tim Truman, Ron King, John Dennison, Gary Stormer. Row 2: Darlene Umberhocker, Penny Zimmerman, Janice Mohney, Beth Badgett, Tim Sushereba, Glenn Scott, Walter Wiseman, Stan Larimer, Debbie Hilliard, Nancy Bowley. Row 3: Debbie Carberry, Trudy Zimmerman, Anita Badgett, Diana Ames, Michele Heller, Karen Fiscus, Christie Reitz, Sue Raybuck. Row 4: Cheryl Harriger, Pat Lockard, Shannon Harriger, Linda Condron, Mary Carnes. First Row: Michele Heller, Mary Hughes, Regina Eberhart, Jean Diener, Karen Chalfant, Anita Badgett, Donna Chestnut, Pat Lockard, Cindi Rowan, Mary Shugarts, Debbie Carberry. Row 2: Art McKinley, Rich Arthurs, Virginia Greeley, Margarete Bower, Karen Doverspike, Cheryl McCracken, Mr. McGaughey, Mrs. Margaret Smith, Linda Ruffner, Bonnie Mohney, Sue Emery, Sue Smith, Debbie Geer, Paula Oakes, Sandy Swartz, Kelly Crooks, Dan Marino, Terry Zimmerman. Row 3: Gary Smith, Cheryl Harriger, Dick Wallace, Bruce Turnbull. Honor Society Added Something Extra To School The National Senior Honor Society encourages the qualities of scholarship, character, leadership, and service. With the guidance of Mrs. Margaret Smith and Mr. McGaughey, this club attempts to add something extra to the school. Honor Society is responsible for doing the morning devotions and announcements each day. The members packed and delivered a food basket to a family at Christmas. Honor Society also sponsored a different type of assembly when the Clarion College Readers performed their version of Peanuts. Michele Heller gives the morning's announcements. Junior Honor Society Prepared For Annual Trip First Row: Rick Gilbert, Kathy Popson, Carol Bish, Debbie Dinger, Anna Huefner, Brad Miller, Craig Martin. Row 2: David Smail, Karen Reid, Chris Carberry, Barbara Brinkley, Dawn Ellen Shaffer, Debbie Aaron, Rita Chalfant. Row 3: Ken Fiscus, Joy Summy, Melanie Steele, Sue Davis, Kathy Lyons, Andra McBeth. Row 4: Mike Fenstermaker, Bob Fiscus, Leigh Galbraith, Toni Gleixner. Row 5: Dan Williams, Cindy Emerick, Dawn McWilliams, Jody Means, Linda Saver, Mrs. Alcorn, Mrs. Pat Smith, Mona Larimer, Jackie Hetrick. Row 6: Bill Reid, Ernie Coleman, Eric Bower, Randy Reitz, Doug Miller, Joe Castner, Linda Benigni. Row 7: Dan Wallace, Randy Slimak, Mark Page. The National Junior Honor Society is a younger version of the Senior Honor Society. Its members must also exhibit the qualities of scholarship, character, leadership, and service. During the year the members work on such projects as hoagie and candy sales in order to finance their trip to Washington, D. C. in the spring. The final event of the year for Junior Honor Society is the initiation assembly. Honor Society take a break during a tour of Washington D.C. Concert Choir Sang For Everyone's Pleasure This year's BHS Concert Choir was, as usual, a very active group. Under the direction of Mr. Richard Reed, the choir presented concerts at Christmas and in the spring, put on several assemblies for the school, did a considerable amount of work on the production of Oliver, traveled to Peters Township, near Pittsburgh, and hosted the members of the Peters Township choir when they came to Brook-ville. Choir students attend District and Regional Chorus. First Row: Art Smith, John Steele, Walter Guthrie, Eric Ronning, Mike Noonan, Dan Marino, Russ Smith, Dale Boyer, Jack DeMotte, Tom Ferraro, Jim Trombetto, Joe Luski, Bruce Richards. Row 2: Karen Fiscus, Debbie Swartwood, Linda Ruffner, Mary Rhodes, Janeen Johns, Barb Watterson, Jeanne Yates, Linda Hetrick, Kathy Richards, Sue Wonderling, Suzanne Hepp, Mary Jude Battaglia, Brenda Ames, Karen Chalfant, Marsha Emery, Barbara Raybuck. Row 3: Nancy Ames, Mary Kate Conwell, Debbie Yeager, Diana Moore, Roxanne Hepp, Cheryl McCracken. Row 4: Margaret Crosby, Becky Smith, Joan Watt, Theresa Orgochock, Lyndell Hetrick, Kathy Swineford. Row 5: Mr. Reed, Karen Lockard, Cindi Rowan, Margaret Reitz, Nancy Aikman, Barbara Crosby. 74 The Band Marched On First Row: Julie Shaffer. Row 2: Sue Ann Aaron, Cathy Ray, Gwen Snyder, Janice McManigle, Betty Reitz. Row 3: Robin Love, Terry Fenstermaker, Cindy Ruffner, Deloris Corbett, Judy Bell, Karen Rhodes. Row 4: Mike Swineford, Eric Zents, Ted Harriger, Larry Reitz, Duane Goss, Rex Allshouse, Jerry Lyons, Gary Shaffer, Todd Kroh, Bill Hopkins. Row 5: Cecilia Voyer, Jeana Deemer, Sally Martz, Bart Baughman, Cindy Cole, Cheryl McCracken, Marybeth Valentine, Paula Oakes, Kent Haines, Donna Burkholtz, Kim Smith, Cathy Richards. Row 6: Laura Broscious, Kathy Fitzsimmons, Connie Reitz, Michele Heller, Melanie Steele, Dawn McWilliams, Kathy Lyons, Cheri McManigle, Susan Irvin, Wanda Burkholtz, Ann McKinley, Virginia Willis. Row 7: Betsy Milford, Tibby Owen, Don Grimm, Jim Osborn, Ray Shaffer, Denny Yount, Randy Slimack, Sue Davis, Mary Ann Thompson, Donna Chestnut, Walter Guthrie, Diane Spangler, Margie Dickey. Row 8: Linda Maxwell, Sharon McLaughlin, Ernie Coleman, Case Fergason, Randy Hummel, Bruce Richards, Bruce Turnbull, Glen McQuown, Gary Kahl, Ken Burkett, Dale Boyer, Randy Reitz, Dawn Reitz, Diane Milligan. The band is an Important organization of our school. It stimulates school spirit at football games, basketball games, and wrestling matches. It takes part in local parades, and gives concerts for the enjoyment of the public. Under the direction of Mr. D'Aurilio, the band went to Cooks Forest for a day of fun. The band also had two hoagie sales, a bake sale, and sponsored the Friends of Distinction concert with Concert Choir. Band students travel to District Band. 75 Symphony Orchestra. First Row: Allen Davis, Ann Koven, Cathy Songer, Jackie Work, Jenny Philip, Beth Marshall, Melinda Pierson. Row 2: Miss Trzeciak, Donna Irvin, Ruth Fitzsimmons, Jeff Kramer, Deborah Moore, Bob Mohney, Lindsay Pitts, Mona Fike, Diana Wells, Beth Clarke. Row 3: Dave Brosius, Marilyn Reiter, Barb Baughman, Sally Martz, Rita Chalfant, Joann Crane, Lila Bachelier, Sue Davis, Marianne Thompson. Row 4: Bruce Turnbull, Gary Kahle, Randy Hummel, Joe Castner, Glenn McQuown. Row 5: Walt Guthrie, Julie Shaffer, Ed Marshall, Sandy Walton. Orchestras Strummed Up A Storm The symphony orchestra was a new activity at BHS this year. To the string orchestra, which was organized last year, were added some wind- and percussion- instrument players from the junior and senior high bands. Rehearsing twice a week, the string and symphony orchestras, both under the direction of Miss Jacqueline Trzeciak, prepared a concert at Christmas and another in the spring. String Orchestra. First Row: Miss Trzeciak, Jeff Kramer, Ann Koven, Kathy Songer, Jackie Work, Jenny Philip, Melinda Pierson, Kim Byerly. Row 2: Allen Davis, Donna Irvin, Bob Mohney, Lindsay Pitts, Mona Fike, Beth Marshall. Row 3: Dave Brosius, Marilyn Reiter, Debra Moore, Ruth Fitzsimmons, Diana Wells, Beth Clarke, Ed Marshall, Sandy Walton. 76 Art Club Strokes Its Way To Perfection First Row: Mike Cook, Ron Clinger, Nancy Aikman, Sue Ludwig, Helen Chamberlin, Cecilia Voyer, Mary Kate Conwell. Row 2: Randy Rietz, Kelly Harriger, Diane Enterline. Row 3: Drew Wallace, Linda Condron, Pam Raybuck, Pam Haines, Leslie Bullers, Kathy Thorrtas, Jackie McCandless. Row 4: Linda Crissman, Joan Rhodes, Delores Fyock, Donna Burkholtz, Michele Heller, Karen Silvis, Karen Fiscus, Anna Rose Craven, Kathy Lyons, Barb Chestnut, Brenda Becker. Row 5: Betty Hetrick, Sharon McLaughlin, Sally Birch, Ann Hetrick, Karen Rhodes, Marsha Emery, Mary Watt, Joan Watt. Row 6: Rhoda Fyock, Linda Benigni, Judy Brooks, Toni Becker, Shirley Schuckers. Row 7: Carol Bodenhorn, Connie Burkholtz, Donna Chestnut, Debbie Hammer, Mr. Park, Tim Sushereba. The members of the Art Club are the true artists of BHS. Each member has scheduled art class during a free period. In class the members work toward improving their skills as artists, their use of media, and their use of perspective. Every Halloween some of the members of the Art Club paint the windows of the downtown merchants. Tim Sushereba places Finishing touches on his painting. Tru Blu Promoted Friendship First Row: Gretchen Wingert, Ann Hetrick, Marsha Emery, Sue Diener, Nancy Bowley, Debbie Hilliard, Karen Doverspike, 1 at Emery, Mary Shugarts, Carol McKinney, Penny Zimmerman, Richards, Karen Chalfant, Shelvey Buffington, Beth Badgett, Judy Galbraith, Cindy Rowan, Paula Oakes. Row 2: Jean Kathy Jurs, Trudee Reinard, Kandy Strong, Sandy Park. Tru Blu is a social club with the purpose of promoting friendship. Its membership is open to any junior or senior girl. Mrs. Humphrey is the sponsor of this club which holds its initiation at the beginning of the school year. Approximately fifteen juniors must dress up in odd costumes during school in order to be initiated. Tru Blue helped sponsor the Tinsel Ball. After a year of promoting friendship, the members all enjoy a spring banquet at Howard Johnson's. Tru Blu members take advantage of the first spring days. Sub Deb Sponsored Tinsel Ball Sub Deb is a social club with membership open only to senior girls. Each year, with the help of other clubs, Sub Deb sponsors the Tinsel Ball at Christmas time. This year the members held a bread bake sale as one of their projects. One night the girls ate out in the Howard Johnson's Restaurant. Initiation is held at the beginning and end of each school year. Informal initiation is held during school when the girls dress up in funny clothes. Formal initiation is held during a dinner in the library. Mrs. Clarke and Mrs. Benninger are the sponsors of this club. Sue Hepp puts finishing touches on the snowman for the Tinsel Ball. First Row: Suzanne Hepp, Judy Galbraith, Lisa Galbraith, Jean Park, Vickie Keys, Connie Love, Kandy Strong, Mrs. Benninger, Diener, Cheryl Harriger, Karen Doverspike, Pam Maihle, Paula Mrs. Clarke, Jane Crawford, Sue Emery, Mary Hughes, Debbie Oakes, Debbie Carberry, Rosemary Battaglia. Row 2: Sandy Swineford, Delores Fyock, Regina Eberhart. 79 First Row: Jim Reinard, Bill Work. Row 2: Burt Seibert, Francis Barilar, John Aaron. Row 3: Scott Matthewson, Chuck Wonderling, Tim Truman, Rick Fenstermaker, Ron King, Mike Bengini. Boxe Club Was The Fraternity Of BHS Boxe Club is a small social organization for senior high boys, which was supposedly named after a Civil War officer. The membership of the club never exceeds fifteen members. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Hysong, the Boxe Club sponsored a dance after a basketball game and sponsored Judy Galbraith, the victorious candidate for Homecoming Queen. Boxe Club has often been called the fraternity of BHS, so the Echo would like to offer a choice of Greek designations for the club: Tappa Kega Day or Sigma Phi Nothing. Judy Galbraith receives football at homecoming ceremonies. Key Club Served Community And School First Row: Doug Davis, Hillary Gerg, Kelly Crooks, Bill Reitz, Mr. Riffer, Row 2: Ken Rowan, Jim Buffington, John Dennison. Row 3: Jim Dennison, Jack DeMotte, Dick Wallace. Row 4: Mike Parker, John Steele, Rick Fenstermaker. Row 5: Randy Kilmer, Don Milligan, Rick Mauk, John Miller, John Davidson, Denny Domres, Todd Kroh, Ron Cook. The Key Club is one of the most active clubs in the school. During the year the club painted fences at the public library and cleaned the lawn of 93 year old woman. At the Faculty-Fuzz Game, which they sponsored, the Key Club honored the basketball team of 1927. The club has also donated a wheelchair to the local hospital. They held a toy drive at Christmas and an Easter egg hunt in the spring. Mr. Riffer is the sponsor of this club which performs services for both school and community. Members of Key Club helped make welfare drive a success. The Explorers Club, under the direction of Mr. Riffer, explores many career ideas. They have sponsored speakers from the FBI, the Peace Corps, the industry. During the year they have toured the Greater Pittsburgh Airport and traveled to Kinzua Dam where they inspected the Penelec installations. On these trips the boys also enjoyed the Pitt-Penn State football game and a visit to Conneaut Lake. As one of their projects the Explorers presented $100 worth of sports equipment to the Y.M.C.A. First Row: Leo Belfiore, Rick MacAfoose, Mario Kerr, Bill Kutz, Mike Barger, Tom Rowan, Scott Mathewson, Mike Benisni, Mike Parker, Steve Crooks, Jim Chitester, Ray Voyer Row 2: Larry Reitz, Terry Cook, Bob Barnett, Don Milligan, John Miller, Randy Kilmer, Roger Brosius, Rick Miller, Jerry Fitzsimmons, Terry Jackson, Ken Burkett, Bob Berg, Tim Sushereba. Row 3: Doug Hanna, Hud Gerg, Kelly Crooks, Dan Marino, Tim Truman, Bill Work, Randy Cummings, Leland Miller, Rick Mauk, Walter Beliore, Gene Thrush, Perry Brosius. Row 4: Bill Barnett, Mark Weaver, Larry Hetrick. New Vocations Were Discovered By The Explorers First Row: Ron Cook, Randy Raybuck, Mark Jolley, Jerry Lyons, Eric Ronning, Chuck Manners, Bob Hulse, Jim Dennison, Gary Stewart. Row 2: Todd Kroh, Larry Yeager, Fred Geer, Bill Thompson, Steve Wolfe, Brad Day, Bob Lewis, Barr Shriver, Randy Cable, Gary Shaffer, Bill Reitz, Jim Haney, John Davidson, Mark Weaver, Jim Reinard, Ed Scott, Row 3: Mike Droney, Francis Barilar, Scott Kelley, Mike Noonan, Doug Davis, Dave Ferringer, Randy Bartlett, Dick Wallace, Denny Leach, Dick Fenstermaker, John Dennison, Dan McLaughlin, Steve Crooks, Rick Fenstermaker. 82 Varsity Club Members Exceled In Sports First Row: John Gunning, Scott Kelly, Doug Davis, Bob Barnett, Rick Mauk, John Aaron, Randy Raybuck, Bill Work, Mark Weaver, Tom Haines, Jerry Brosius, Don Milligan, Jack DeMotte, Wayne Mumford, Dick Wallace, Dave Ferringer. Row 2: Dave Richards, Jerry Fitzsimmons, Larry Reitz, Denny Leach, John Dennison, Randy Bartlett, Mary Shugarts, Penny Zimmerman, Bill Sebring, Michele Heller, Cheryl Harriger, Nancy Ames, Suzanne Hepp, Connie Love, Nancy Bowley, Carole McKinney, Jane Chesnutt, Kandy Strong, Sandy Park, Kathy Jurs, Jane Crawford, Barb Moore Row 3: Mark Jolley, Fred Geer, Terry O'Neill, Jack Chamberlin, Dick Fenstermaker, Bill Thompson, Rob Painter, John Zimmerman, Ron King, Jim Trombetto, Rosemary Battaglia, Mary Hughes, Regina Eberhart, Jean Diener, Cheryl McCracken, Jane Maxwell, Trudee Reinard, Darlene Umberhocker, Shirley Hannold, Wanda Burkholtz, Sally Martz. Varsity Club is an organization of all those people who have earned letters in sports or cheerleading. The club promotes high standards of athletic skill and sportsmanship. The members of Varsity Club sold candy and Christmas items and ran the concession stand at basketball games, in order to earn money to buy jackets for those members who have lettered two years. Varsity club members enjoy an assembly. u qa o M Pm £ oi  M u x 3 0 First Row: Barbara Baughman, Susan Geist, Susan Caldwell, Karen Powell, Kathy Gelnette, Lisa Wantje, Cindy Cable, Carol Varga, Janeen Johns, Sandra Miller, Diane Zimmerman, Sheri Cole, Cathy Park, Cindy Mohney, Barbara Raybuck, Betty Hetrick, Linda Crissman, Mary Kate Conwell, Cheryl Moore. Row 2: Dawn Reitz, Beth Sushereba, Sally Birch, Nancy Varga, Penny Cable, Diane Diebler, Cathy Welsh, Pam Walton, Leslie Baughman, Nancy Aikman, Vickie Garner, Sherry Ballentine, Barbara Moore. Row 3: Bill Kutz, Gary Burkett, Chuck Manners, Tom Dinger, Bruce Pierson, Stan Ruffner, Joe Snell, Mark McKinley, Wayne Mumford, Kevin Crooks, Dave Richards, Mike Barger, Dave Dinger, Tom Ferraro, Jack DeMotte. Row 4: Cindi Rowan, Beckey Smith, Sue Wonderling, Donna Irvin, Judy Crain, Judy Haney, Mary Rhodes, Helen Chamberlin, Verna Brosius, Jane Schuckers, Lisa Galbraith, Nancy Bowley, Debbie Shellhammer, Mary Jude Battaglia, Janice McManigle. The French Club is made up of advanced French students. Its purpose is to increase the students' knowledge of France and the French culture. Throughout the year this is accomplished with the guidance of Miss Black. Mrs. Simkins provides the students with valuable experience in pronunciation and knowledge which only a native of France can provide. The proceeds of French Club's annual candy sale go toward its trip to Pittsburgh which the students always enjoy. First Row: Judy Galbraith, Roxanne Bullers, Vickie Keys, Karen Chalfant, Debbie Swineford, Terry Zimmerman, Chuck Wonderling, Burt Seibert, Jane Maxwell, Karen Himes, Teresa Ogorchock, Pat Steele, Karen Fiscus. Spanish Club Celebrated With A Fiesta The members of Spanish II, III, and IV classes are the members of the Spanish Club. Its purpose is to familiarize students with the people and customs of the Spanish-speaking countries. This year for the first time, the club held a Spanish fiesta, complete with Spanish food and music, a pinata, and Miss Lewis in native costume. The club also sponsored a trip to Pittsburgh. Spanish students prepare tapes for class. First Row: Ron Racchini, Gary Shaffer, Roger Brosius. Row 2: Ann Noe, Kandy Strong, Cheryl Harriger, Miss Lewis, julie Shaffer, Dan McLaughlin. Row 3: Steve Wolfe, Herb Bullers, Sue Ludwig, Shirley Schuckers, Becky Aikman, Marilyn DuBois, Barb Watterson. Row 4: Ed Scott, Diane Milligan, Kathy Richards, Debbie Hillard, Gwen Snyder, Michell Plyler, Virginia Greely, Sandy Swartz. Row 5: Larry Reitz, Dan Hovis, Brenda Ames, Wendy Hunter, Pam Raybuck, Pat Bauer, Sue McKenzie, Linda Becker, Pat Lockard, Donna Chestnut, Riek Fenstermaker, Barr Shriver, Dave Haag, Walter Belfiore. 85 Latin Clubs Studied About Caesar And Rome First Row: Teresa Turner, Mike Benigni, Mario Kerr, Joe Castner, Mrs. Emerick, Barb Wilson, Mona Larimer, Karen Reid, Leigh Galbraith, Judy Bell. Row 2: Kathy Lyons, Carol Hetrick, Janice Mohney, Virginia Willis, Roxanne Hepp, Betsy Milford, Sue Gerg. Row 3: Kathy Ray, Connie Reitz, Beth Coon, Allen Crate, Gene Thrush, Jake Raybuck. Row 4: Barb Ruffner, Lisa Dennison, Wanda Burkholtz, Dave Smail, Brenda Becker, Tim Pendleton. Row 5: Melanie Steele, Linda Saver, Pat Hice, Karen Lockard, Diana Basinger. Row 6: Randy Reitz, Jerry Lyons, Karen Byerly, Tim Sushereba, Randy Slimack, Ed Steele Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Emerick, the members of the Latin II Club study the escapades of Julius Caesar during the Gallic Wars. Latin III studies the works of Roman authors including Catullus, Cicero, and Vergil. The students make original Latin projects, with the better ones being sent to Buhl Planetarium to be displayed with other projects from Western Pennsylvania. Argonauts. First Row: Marybeth Valentine, Mrs. Emerick, Pamela Miller. Row 2: Tibby Owen, Sandra Allshouse, Ruth Carnes, Mary Kate Conwell, Jane Chesnutt, Margaret Chamberlin, Linda McAninch. 86 First Row: Michelle Emery, Terry Cook, Sally Martz, Jean Diener. Row 2: Case Ferguson, Bob Magill, Bonnie Mohney, Mrs. Leiby, Karen Doverspike, Kenda Gelnette, Bruce Turnbull. German Club Studied The German Culture The members of the German Club tried this year to learn something of the culture of Germany. Some of the members of the club write to pen pals in Germany in order to try to improve their German and to learn about Germany. Most of the members went on a trip to Old Economy, a Pennsylvania Dutch settlement in Ambridge. At the end of the year the club held a banquet for this year's and last year's members. German students learn pronunciations in the lab. Radio Club And Stage Crew Worked Behind The Scenes First Row: Gary Smith, Walt Guthrie, Sue Hepp, Mr. Neuhard, Becky Matson, Cindi Rowan, Glenn McQuown, Tim Beth Badgett, Barbara Chestnut, Michele Heller, Ken Burkett, Sushereba. Diana Ames, Karen Fiscus, Beth Badgett. Row 2: Vickie Keys, The Radio Club is a group of students who are interested in the techniques of radio broadcasting. Each week members of the club produce a program which is broadcast over the local station. From these productions, the members gain valuable knowledge and experience. The Stage Crew is that indispensable part of BAHS which handles the curtain and lighting arrangements for concerts, plays, assemblies, and musicals. Without the work of this crew, the efforts of many people would be wasted. First Row: Don Grimm, Bill Hoffman. Row 2: Stan Larimer, Mike Noonan, Jerry Lyons, Eric Ronning, Jim Trombetto, Bruce Pierson, Tim Pendleton. 88 A.V. Club Helped With Audio Visual Equipment First Row: Bill McKinley, Kerry Geer, Duane Goss, Walter Guthrie, Karen Fiscus, Steve Steele, Tim Pendleton. Row 2: Bill Reed, Jack Burkett, Jerry Lyons, Stan Larimer, Ken Burkett, Eric Ronning. The members of the AV Club help in many ways to keep the school running smoothly. They help run projectors when movies are shown to the student body; they help to keep the television studio running efficiently; they help with the production of the daily radio program. In addition, the members of the club helped with the filming of The Night Before Christmas last fall. The members of the AV Club help with anything and everything that has to do with the AV department. Now, which button did you say I push? First Row: Roxanne Hepp, Regina Eberhart, Kandy Strong, Cindi Rowan, Debbie Hilliard, Barb Watterson, Pat Lockard, Pat Richards, Beth Sushereba, Row 2: Marsha Emery, Gwen Snyder, Michele Heller, Teresa Ogorchock, Virginia Willis, Barbara Chestnutt, Cathy Mumford, Penny Cable, Nancy Bowley, Janice McManigle, Jane Crawford, Margie Dickey, Brenda Ames, Shelvey Buffington, Mary Jude Battaglia, Rich Arthurs, Lisa Galbraith, Cheryl Harriger, Mr. McGaughey, Judy Galbraith, Christie Reitz, Karen Chalfant, Sandy Park, Mrs. Butler. Row 3: Beth Badgett, Shirley Schuckers, Mark Jolley, Roxanne Bullers, Janet Noel, Debbie Oyler, Sandy Swartz, Debbie Geer. F.T.A. Prepared Students For Teaching Careers The members of Future Teachers of America are students who intend to enter the field of education. In preparation for this career, the members tape stories to be used in the elementary schools. Each student also spends one day observing and participating in a class in an elementary grade. Some students taught classes; some observed; some helped individual students; some helped in other areas. Mrs. Butler and Mr. McGaughey, the sponsors of the Future Teachers, guide the projects of the students, preparing them to be good teachers. Pat Lockard makes a tape to be used by elementary students. 90 F.N.A. Encouraged Girls In A Nursing Career Girls interested in a career in nursing may join Future Nurses of America. This organization arranges visits to area hospitals which offer nursing programs and may help students gain information about college programs or nursing schools. During the year the members help with projects such as the Blood-mobile and the tuberculin skin test. This practical experience helps prepare the girls for their career as nurses. Sue Hepp and Mary Hughes count money from a candy sale. First Row: Trudee Reinard, Mary Hughes, Jane Maxwell, Vickie Keys, Kenda Gelnette, Mrs. Bennet, Suzanne Hepp, Nancy Ames, Betsy Milford, Ann Hetrick, Michelle Emery, Kathy McCase. Row 2: Rhonda Dinger, Donna Chestnut, Aliene Dean, Marie Sullivan, Cindy Mohney, Sherry Ballentine, Barbara Moore, Doris Crosby, Virginia Greeley. Row 3: Kitty Silvis, Karen Fenstermaker, Pam Swineford, Darlene Brosius. 91 F.H.A. Produces Prospective Homemakers First Row: Velma Brosius, Darlene Brosius, Sandy Swartz, Fetzer, Shirley Hetrick, Donna Mumford, Linda Condron, Debbie Geer, Sonja Caylor, Mary Rhodes. Row 2: Betty Helen Chamberlin, Barbara Raybuck, Donna Burkholtz. Wazelle, Vickie Garner, Pat Ames, Shirley Hannold, Mrs. The Future Homemakers of America is an organization that helps prepare girls for a future role in the home. Both the Junior and Senior FFiA have the same goals. Members may spend their spare time in the Home Ec. suite. Here they develop their skills in cooking, sewing, and homemaking. The students' efforts are guided by Mrs. Shreckengost and Mrs. Fetzer. First Row: Sheila Kite, Penny Songer, Sue Caldwell, Marilyn Boyer, Debbie Fitzgerald, Rhonda Weddington, Cathy Songer, Teri Fuller. Row 2: Mrs. Shreckengost, Cindy Mays, Vickie Kennedy, Teresa Carnes, Barb Owen, Vickie Fuller, Debbie Lindermuth. Row 3: Kim Byerly, Ann Davis, Nora Raybuck. Row 4: Donna Banks, Cindy Smith, Barb Kramer, Lily McKillip, Janet O'Hara, Geraldine Lindermuth. Row 5: Vickie Hetrick, Susan Martin. Row 6: Sandy Walton, Sandy McAeinch, Sherry Nichols. 92 First Row: Carol Turner, Barb Nolph, Rhonda Shoff stall. Row 2: Debbie Moore, Nora Raybuck, Sharon Say. Row 3: Patty Lewis, Helen Chamberlin, Karen Lockard, Jackie Hetrick, Becky Ishman. Row 4: Sherrie Chittester, Debbie Marks, Sue Raybuck, Pam Walton, Wanda Smith. Row 5: Barb Owen, Luann Hetrick, Cindy Hetrick, Karen Barnes. Miss Long, Miss Elza. Row 6: Teresa Smith, Darlene Brosius, Cindy Mohney, Peggy Reitz, Sue Ann Aaron, Ron Clinger, Bob Himes, Sandy Swartz, Debbie Geer, Gayle Broom, Cindy Snyder, Pam Haines, Cindy Williams, Beth Marshall, Annette Davis, Debbie Fitzgerald, Teresa Carnes, Cathy Aaron. Library Club Helped LMC Run Smoothly Students working on the library staff are members of the Library Club. The duties they perform include stamping out books, returning books and magazines to the shelves, making bulletin boards, and filling out those overdue slips. They are always available to help students locate books or information and to answer such questions as What does a salmon card in the card catalogue mean? Their services make the library an efficient place in which to work. Sharon Say checks out a book for a student. Nyra Agro Nancy Aikman Sandra Allshouse Muff Ames Nancy Ames Beth Badgett Francis Barilar Bill Barnett Bob Barnett Leslie Baughman Toni Becker Bob Berg Sally Birch Nancy Bowley Dale Boyer Juniors Anticipated The Final Year The junior year is probably the most settled year of all the six years that each student spends at BHS. By now most students are firmly settled in their extracurricular activities and in the programs they have chosen to prepare them for their future lives. Gone is the uncertainty of choosing a program of study that afflicted the student as a freshman and a sophomore; still ahead are the agonies of uncertainty about the future that will affect each student as a senior. In addition to their academic work, the juniors learn the meaning of unity and cooperation by working together on such projects as the annual magazine sale and the Junior-Senior Prom. Projects such as these help the junior to become a better individual in every way. The cooperation and organization learned by working on large projects help to build better citizens for tomorrow. Junior class officers: Francis Barilar, President; John Miller, Treasurer; Nancy Ames, Vice-President; Beth Badgett, Secretary. Judy Brooks Stephen Brush Shelvey Buffington Eva Jane Bullers Penny Cable Randy Cable Rick Carrier Rae Jean Chitester Sherry Cole Linda Condron Mary Kate Convvell Terry Cook Eleventh Linda Crissman Doris Crosby Margaret Crosby Doug Davis Alene Dean Diane Deibler Jack DeMotte Dave Dinger Rhonda Dinger Dennis Domres Mike Droney Marsha Emery Diane Enterline Linda Fike Bill Fiscus Dennis Fiscus Paula Flack Janet Fox Doris Geer Fred Geer Kenda Gelnette Thomas Geist Hilary Gerg JoAnn Greeley Larry Gromley Walter Guthrie Shannon Harriger Ted Harriger Betty Kay Hetrick Larry Hetrick Shirley Hetrick Pat Hice Ann Hetrick Debbie Hilliard John Hilliard Karen Himes Betty Hoffman Kathy Holben Eleventh Sherry Cole, Ann Noe, and Nancy Bowley look worried as they watch our Raiders do battle. Gordon Holt Robert Hulse Mark Hummel Sandy Irwin Mona Ishman Vicki Ishman Jeaneen Johns Mark Jolley Pat Joiner Gary Kahle Dale Kammerdeiner Verna Kammerdeiner Scott Kelly Sharon Kelley Mark Kerr Rose Keth Todd Kroh Randy Kilmer Bob Lewis Susan Ludwig Millie Mackle Ed Marshall Rick Mauk Dawn McKinstry Dan McLaughlin Les McManigle Cathy McNutt John Miller Leland Miller Rick Miller Robert Miller Don Milligan Ed Mohney Cheryl Moore Donna Mumford Kathy Mumford Ann Noe Teresa Ogorchock Debbie Oyler Floyd Phares Connie Plyler Ralph Popson 98 Eleventh Christy Reitz Larry Reitz Jim Reinard Pat Rhines Patty Richards Tom Rowan Stan Ruffner Larry Sanuey Jane Schuckers Ed Scott Debbie Sebring Barry Shaffer Ray Shaffer Noreen Shovestull Shirley Schuckers Roger Slagle Rhoda Del Smith Russel Smith Wanda Smith Carol Son John Steele Pat Steele Gary Stormer Beth Sushereba Marsha Swineford Bill Strawcutter Jim Tansey Mary Terwilliger Denny Domres improves his mind in the L.M.C. Karen Thrush Janeen Thrush Marybeth Valentine Ray Voyer Jack Warner Joan Watt Barbara Watterson Don Williams Gretchen Wingert Walt Wiseman Judy Wolfgang Larry Yeager Lu Ann Young Sophomores Gained New Responsibilities The sophomore year is another year of great change. The freedom allowed each student in the choice of his own schedule grows, and with it grows his responsibilities. In addition, the sophomore must become accustomed to eating lunch at a different time, attending senior high assemblies, and reporting to the other side of the building every day. The scope of activities open to the student grows as he is now eligible for membership in the many senior high clubs and for participation in Concert Choir, Senior High Band, and Junior Varsity sports. Debra Agro Becky Aikman Rick Allshouse Brenda Ames Barb Baughman Linda Becker Walter Belfiore Crystal Bell Judy Bell Mike Benigni Rodney Bowley Kenneth Brewer Roger Brosius Velma Brosius Diane Bullers Herbert Bullers John Buchheit Gary Burkett Sherry Ballentine Michael Barger Maryjude Battaglia Patty Bauer Sophomore class officers: Steve White, president; Jim Dennison, vice-president; Bill Reitz, treasurer; Sue Wonderling, secretary. Wanda Burkholtz Beverly Cable Cindy Cable Susan Caldwell Ruth Carnes Helen Chamberlain Margaret Chamberlain Barbara Chestnutt Jane Chestnutt Jane Chittester Pam Chitester Marilyn Cook Ronald Cook Judy Crain Tenth Diane Spangler and Ann McKinley lend spirit to a pep rally. Allen Crate Kevin Crooks Stephen Crooks Randy Cummings Wilbert Dawson Jim Dennison Marcia Heckman Roxanne Hepp Carol Hetrick Linda Hetrick Lyndell Hetrick Randy Hummel Wendy Hunter Donna Irvine Louise Irvine Ray Ishman Jerry Jackson Dave Johnson 101 Bill Dickey Margie Dickey Tom Dinger Don DoIIoff Denise Emerick Michelle Emery Jean Farley Ricky Fenstermaker Ron Fenstermaker Case Ferguson Tom Ferraro Rhoda Fyock Reggie Gaunt Susan Geist Kathy Gelnette Judy Goetz David Haag Jim Haney Judy Haney Doug Hanna Linda Hays Half-time performance gives Kathy Richards a chance to demonstrate her dancing ability. Tenth Janice McManigle Beth McMurray Betsy Milford Karen Miller Pam Miller Sandra Miller Susan Miller Diane Milligan Cindy Mohney Janice Mohney Barbara Moore Diana Moore Wayne Mumford Karen Mundy Gerald Nichols Sandra Olson Jim Osborne Tabitha Owen Carl Park Kathy Park Mike Parker Tim Pendleton Bruce Pierson Machell Plyler Karen Powell Kenneth Johnson Leslie Jolley John Keener John Kells Ricky Keth Mario Kerr Edward Kite Ann Koven Bill Kutz Stan Larimer Sandra Lewis Karen Lockard Joseph Lussky Jerry Lyons Susan MacKenzie Chuck Manners Debra Martz Sally Martz Scott Matthewson Ricky McAfoose Linda McAninch Wendy McAninch Kathy McCabe Debbie McCracken Marty McElhinney Robert McGill Ann McKinley Mark McKinley Looking from BHS into the big world outside. Tenth Tibby Owen shows pride in a job well done. Edward Preston Ronald Racchini Ellen Ramsey Barb Raybuck Jacob Raybuck Pam Raybuck Marilyn Reiter Dawn Reitz Margaret Reitz William Reitz Mary Rhodes David Richards Kathy Richards Cindy Ruffner Bill Scott Gary Shaffer Julie Shaffer Barr Shriver Arthur Smith Betty Smith Rebecca Smith Carol Smyers Joseph Snell Gwen Snyder Penny Songer Diane Spangler Robert Steele Mike Swineford Pam Swineford Marianne Thompson Gene Thrush Nick Trombetto Teresa Turner Carol Varga Pam Walton Lisa Wantje Greg Weddington Kathy Welsh Terri West Steve White Virginia Willis Sue Wonderling Jeanne Yates Eric Zents Diana Zimmerman Doug Zimmerman Trudy Zimmerman Freshmen Ended Junior High Daze Sue Ann Aaron Dave Abby Jerry Aljoe Ray Allshouse Rhonda Ames Roxanne Atcheson Joe Barkley Diana Basinger Georgie Battaglia Brenda Becker Rita Becker Merle Belfiore Linda Benigni Dave Beverage Freshmen class officers: Joe Castner, President; Doug Miller, Vice-President; Penny Harriger, Secretary; Marty Brosius, Treasurer. The ninth grade year is a year of choice more than any year that has come before. For the first time courses such as art, industrial arts and home economics are electives, and some ninth graders are also given an opportunity to take biology instead of general science. This freedom of choice is one of the final stages in preparing the junior high school student for the brave new world of senior high, and the choices he makes now will continue to affect him throughout his senior high years. Bill Birch Christine Birch Virginia Birch Carol Bish Jean Bodenhorn Cathy Boddorf Dan Bowley Mike Brewer Laura Brosius Marty Brosius 104 Craig Bullers Leslie Bullers Ninth Dennis Buzzard Karen Byerly Judy Buzzard Karen Cable Randy Campbell Rick Campbell Chris Carberry Joe Castner Dave Caylor Jerry Chamberlin Blaine Clark Ron Clinger Cyndi Cole Jim Coyle Deborah Condron Don Cook Mike Cook Beth Coon Delores Corbett Bill Crain Anna Craver Ken Craven Mary Crawford Dave Crooks Ernie Coleman Harold David Richard Davie Sue Davis Dorothy Dean Gina Deemer Jean Delp Lisa Dennison Richard Diener Debra Dinger Lorinda Dinger WHAT?? Ninth Mike Dinger Cindy Emerick Elaine Emery Ron Emery Steve Ent Mike Fenstermaker Teri Fenstermaker Debbie Fields Ken Fiscus Donald Fiscus Kathy Fitzsimmons Greg Flack Dan Fleming Joann Freeman Terry Fuller Leigh Ann Galbraith Ruth Gilligan Glenn Gerr Susan Gerg Don Gilbert Richard Gilbert Ah, c'mon, Charlie Brown. Kick the ball!! Antoinette Gleixner Mike Glinkerman Don Grimm Patty Gunning Jessie Guthrie Kent Haines Pam Haines Pat Haines Robert Haines Debbie Hammer Gail Hannold Kelly Harriger Penny Harriger Randy Harriger Ninth Brenda Hetrick Raymond Hetrick Debbie Himes Robert Himes Charles Hoffman William Hoffman William Hopkins Peggy Huth Glendora Irvin Susan Irvin Irene Irwing Becky Ishman Donna Jones Kathy Kammerdeiner Pam Keck David Kerchinski Randy Keth Craig Knapp Beatrice Kniseley Jeralyn Kroh Joyce Kohr Vicki Koladish Barb Kramer Kathy Kunselman Mona Larimer Craig Lindemuth James Long Robin Love Pride. Sandy Love Kathy Lyons Roxanne Maihle Cathy Marshall Bill Martin Linda Maxwell Williams Mays James McKillip Sharon McLaughlin Mike McManigle Sherry McManigle Dawn McWilliams Doug Miller Michelle Miller Ninth Randy Miller Joe Milligan Shirley Mumford Debbie Myers Carol Nichols Bob Northy Don Park Ira Peace Jack Pearsall Vicki Peterman Tom Phillips Kathy Popson Rose Preston Ruth Preston Henry Radaker Kathryn Ray Patty Raybuck Bob Raybuck Bill Read Don Read Karin Reid Betty Reitz Connie Reitz Donna Reitz Gail Reitz Randy Reitz Joan Rhodes Karen Rhodes Vicki Ross Barbra Ruffner Linda Saver Millecent Schaeffer Dan Schnepp Robin Scheckengost Martin Scott Carol Shaffer Charles Shaffer Karen Silvis Larry Slagle Ninth Randall Slimak David Smail Cindy Smith Holly Smith Kim Smith Bill Smith Paul Smith Roberta Smith Roger Smith Kathy Songer Janet Snyder Don Steele Dorothy Steele Ed Steele Melanie Steele Lu Ann Straw Brenda Swanger Irene Sullivan Roxanne Trombetta Barb Terwilliger Carole Terwilliger -V V MtNTAL G NATURAL GAS Leonard Tressler Gary Uplinger Deborah Vandervort Ed Van Steenberg Cecilia Voyer Dan Wallace Mary Watt Dan Williams Allen Wilson Barbara Wilson Jerri Yount Colleen Wolfe Harvey Wolfe Brian Wolfgang Students view exhibits. Learning can be fun. By the time one reaches eighth grade, he has pretty much caught on to the complicated and often confusing world that is our school. By this time the eighth grader knows most of his classmates and many of the upperclassmen. Gone are the confusing, sometimes terrifying days of seventh grade; now the student knows what is going on and he can settle down to the serious business of learning. Cathy Aaron Debbie Aaron Terry Allshouse Glenn Anthony David Anderson Lila Bachelier Donna Banks Karen Barnes Dennis Bartley Ray Basinger Helen Battaglia Dan Baughman Darlene Beer Steve Berg Paul Blake Robert Bovver Marilyn Boyer Barb Brinkley William Brush Jack Burkett Tom Butler Kim Byerly Rick Cable Teresa Carnes Janet Carrier Rodney Caylor Rita Chalfant Pat Chamberlin Dave Chesnutt Sheree Chitester Beth Clarke Chuck Clinger Sandra Cochran Harry Confer Andy Cook Cindy Cook Frank Coon JoAnn Crain Bobbie Crosby Robert Crosby Greg Crouch Rhonda David Allen Davis Annette Davis Tom Davis Bill Dawson Jack Delp Guy DeMotte Eighth Beverly Dinger Crystal Dinger John Dinger Alan Dobson Randy Dobson Jim Dougherty Kay Doverspike Emmitt Dunham Bob Fiscus Debbie Fitzgerald Jim Fitzsimmons Mike Flack Bob Ford Jim Ford Larry Fyock Bob Geer Dave Geer Kerry Geer Mike Gilnet George Gonely Bonnie Greeley Bryan Greeley Ken Greeley Donna Grubbs Becky Guilbert Kerry Haines Dottie Hanna John Hannold Alvin Heller Bob Heller Barb Herold Debbie Hetrick Jackie Hetrick Janice Hetrick Philip Hetrick Sally Hice David Himes Pam Himes Sam Himes Pam Hongista Tom Hopkins Jackie Houser Jim Huber Virginia Hughey Robin Hulse Nancy Jo Irvin Don Ishman Jim Joiner Sherry Keck Rhonda Kelley Eighth Vicki Kennedy Sheila Kite Karen Knapp Debbie Lindemuth Geraldine Lindemuth Kathy Lockard Rodger Long Eric MacBeth Craig Martin Betty Kroh Harry Kramer Ralph Kramer Ken Kunselman Don Lemmon Pat Lewis Mike Martz Barb Matson Cindy Mays Get that ball, hey!! Jody Means Merla McAfoose Greg McBride Jeff McBride Bruce McClaine Grace McElhinny Steve McPherson Randy McGaughey Lilly McKilips Bruce McKinstry Russ McKinney Mike McManigle Ray McNut Lynne McWilliams Brad Miller Cherry Miller Mary Miller Don Minich Margaret Minich John Moore Barb Nolph Eighth Rae Ohl Linda Olson Barb Owen Rammona Osborne Mark Page Gene Painter Mike Painter Rocco Pangallo Anne Parker Debra Peace Lindsay Pitts Allen Popson Ann Racchini Mark Ray Janet Raybuck Richard Raybuck Nora Raybuck Sandra Reinard Doug Reitz Dave Rhines Don Richards Sharon Say Charles Schreckengost Dawn Shaffer Drew Shaffer William Shaffer Tom Shields Rhonda Shoffstall Tom Siesky Mike Silvis Shelly Skalicky Brian Smith Diane Smith Jim Smith Kevin Smith Margie Smith Teresa Smith William Smith Dean Snell Ed Snell Joe Snepp Cindy Snyder Dan Songer Patty Spangler Jim Stahlman Virginia Stahlman Richard Steele Jim Stewart John Stormer Joyce Summy Jim Shshereba Eighth Robert Ford puts his mind — and pen — to work. Don Swineford Sarah Switack Leonard Thompson Kathy Thrush Cindy Trayer Drew Wallace Rhonda Walters Dawn Walton Sandy Walton Bob Watterson Joyce Weary Rhonda Weddington Ricky Wells Stephanie Willis Debbie Wilson Suzanne Wilson Bill Wingert Mike Wingard Terry Wolfe Richard Yates Delvin Yeager Brad Yeaney Mike Young Students find pleasure in reading. Sandy Reinard gets books for her next class. Seventh Graders Became Familiar With New Surroundings Dale Alcorn Greg Allshouse Tom Allshouse Allan Ames Scott Arnold Bob Ballentine Richard Barnett Barb Baughman Linda Beck Brenda Becker Greg Becker Dick Beveridge Betty Birch Jeff Blaine Cathy Blake Greg Boddorf Kathy Boddorf Stephen Boddorf Cheryl Brace Gavle Broome Jeff Brown Brian Bullers Gary Bullers Gerald Buzzard Cythia Buzzard Jim Carpino Cheryl Castner Ed Chamberlain Carole Clark Dick Clark Darlene Coleman Craig Coon George Corbett Mike Crawford Gary Davidson Seventh Fred Dean Ed Defoore Janice Delp Darlene Dempsey Paul Diener Dave Dinger Mike Dinger Robert Dinger Barry Doverspike Austin Edington Shelley Emerick Debra Emery The seventh grade student learns to think for himself. Donna Emery Robert Estep Mona Fike Jay Fitzsimmons Ruth Fitzsimmons Ron Freeman Vicki Fuller Dick Gadley Pat Geer Randy Geer Alan Gelnette Gindy Gelentte Susan Gilbert Sam Gilligan Colleen Greeley Diane Greeley Nancy Grubbs Colleen Gunning William Hale Kathy Harriger Katy Harriger Michael Harriger Judy Hartstein Dale Heilbrun Debra Heller Cindy Hetrick Cora Hetrick LuAnn Hetrick Vickie Hetrick Victoria Hetrick John Hilliard Mary Holliday Nancy Holliday Don Horton Seventh Susan Hummel Harry Imen Daniel Irvin Mary Alice Irwin David Joiner Linda Joiner Dorthea Jones Carol Kammerdeiner Tim Keck Lisa Kelso Molly Kennedy Mike Keough Rick Keough Edwin Ken Dave Keth Margaret Kiehl Alan King Darla Knapp Mark Knapp Terry Knapp Tony Koladish Jeff Kramer RoyLee Kramer James Kunselman Craig Lewis Lloyd Light David Lindemuth Philip Lindemuth Cindy Lockwood Jerry Lockwood Debra Locus Daniel Long Don Long Jim Love Jeff Lucus Tim Manners Debra Marks Beth Marshall Bruce Martin Susan Martin Mollie Martz Debra Mauk Cheri McAninch Sandra McAninch Shelley McAninch Ralph McElhinny Bill McKinley Brian McManigle Missy McMurray Christy McPherson Dale McQuown Mike Melivi Ed Metts Gary Miller Mark Miller Mike Miller Randy Miller Andy Milligan Patricia Milligan Melvin Mitchell Bob Mohney Denise Mohney Bradley Moore Debbie Moore Mary Jo Moore Andy Morris Debra Morris Pat Morris Steve Morrison Robin Mottern Randy Mumford Debbie Muth Darlene Myers David Myers Paul Neill Tomas Nemeth Sharon Nichols Carolyn Noe Janet O'Harah Cindy Ohl Doug Olmstead William Orwell Rodney Osborne joe Pangallo Ben Park April Phares Jennifer Phillip Jeff Phippips John Pennington Melinda Pierson BHS art students compete in annual window painting contest. The seventh grader enters a very new and very alien world. He enters a strange building to follow a strange schedule, and he is surrounded by strangers. All in all, the new world of the seventh grader can be something of a shock, but it forms the basis for lasting friendships. Many memories also come from the seventh grade year. The first pep rally, the first full-length movie on school time, participation in clubs, sports, and other activities grow out of the seventh grade year. We attend many classes which broaden our minds. Derek Plyler Delbert Porter Nancy Ray Richard Ray Zane Ray Rose Raybuck Paul Reed Ron Reed Debbie Reinard Alan Reitz Melvin Reitz Patricia Reitz Kevin Reynolds Rodney Rhodes Wendy Richards Tim Rowan Paul Ruffner Lana Saver Leigh Ann Schurkers Chris Sebring Jeff Shaffer Lei Shaffer Vicki Shaffer Esther Shield Walter Shields Debbie Shuckers Tom Silvis Joe Simpson Mark Singleton Brenda Slagle Bob Smith Brenda Smith Debra Smith Ida Smith Joni Smith Laurie Smith Pamela Smith Robert Smith Sue Ellen Smith Vickie Smith Kathy Snell Ken Snyder Seventh Seventh Students browse and learn. It has to go in here somehow. Andy Steele Dick Steele Walter Straw Jane Strohn Mark Swab Becky Swauger Jeff Swigart Wendy Swineford Kathy Swonger Ray Tompson Cindy Turner Ann Varner Mark Virgilly Cindy Walton William Wazelle Diana Wells Brent Wennington Bob Weidig Jeff West Cindy Williams Marsha Williamson Claudia Willis Susan Willis Cathy Wilson George Wilson James Wilson Heidi Wingert Darius Wolfe 120 Vo-Tech Students Got Head Start On Careers Bob Allshouse Edna Allshouse Richard Atcheson Cindy Austin Dave Barkley Bob Battaglia Gary Becker Paul Brody Gary Brocious Terry Bullers Mike Butler Barbara Cable Dennis Cockran Janice Cook Gene Craven Linda Crawford Larry Crosby Kathy Doverspike Ken Doverspike David Duncan Vickie Fike Daniel Haught Joe Hetrick John Hickox Tom Himes Dennise Hoffman George Huber Greg Keiser Jeff Keiser Louisa Knapp Russel Knapp Kalvin Lindemuth Teresa Lindemuth Steve McAninch Marian McCool Vo-Tech Chuck Mechling Mike Milford Dave Miller Janet Miller Jerry Miller Gary Moore Kerry Myers Rose Nichols Dennis Nolph Delores O'Hara Bob Pangello Mary Pangello Chuck Park Donna Raybuck Jim Raybuck Skills such as hair-styling are among others learned at Vo-Tech. The Jefferson County-DuBois Area Vocational Technical School has an enrollment of 511 students for its first year. 103 students are from BHS. Students who attend Vo-Tech prepare themselves for the future, learning technical skills and specialized study. There are 17 areas in which a student may major. Two post-graduate courses are available also. They are: technical secretary and practical nursing. Students print a newspaper and yearbook and run their own student store. Training for the future, Vo-Tech students become familiar with various kinds of machines. 122 Lynne Raybuck Patrine Raybuck Richard Reed Vo-Tech Jim Reitz Jim Reitz Roxanne Sarvey Vickie Sarvey Doug Scallion Clifford Schreckengost Steve Shuvstull John Silvis Charles Smith Cheryl Smith Pat Smith Wayne Smith Patricia Steele Rosemary Stevens Linda Sushereba Randy Walker Joe Wilson Mike Wilson Craig Whitman Don Zellonis Allen Zents Gary Zitzelberger Students at Vo-Tech also enjoy such facilities as a reading room. SENIORS Seniors, Yourve Come A Long Way John Aaron Patricia Ames Anita Badgett Eugene Allshouse Randal Bartlett Lewis Basinger Michael Battaglia Rosemary Battaglia The senior year is a year of mixed emotions and hard work. As the year draws to an end the senior is ready to put to use his plans for the future. The senior looks forward with great excitement and anticipation to college or some other goal toward which he has worked all these years. He has a feeling of accomplishment after having completed twelve years of education. An important part of his life is now past, and he will soon be on his own. The senior also finds himself saddened by the fact that he will soon be leaving the building that has been his home ' Senior Class Officers: Susan Emery, Secretary; Judy Galbraith, Treasurer; Karen Chalfant, Vice-President; Dan Marino, President. 126 Stephen Becker Virginia Becker Darlene Brosius Jerry Brosius Stephen Boddorf Margarete Bower Kenneth Burkett James Buffington Roxanne Bullers Perry Brosius John Chitester Keith Clinger Robert Corbett Jane Crawford Kelly Crooks Barbara Crosby John Davidson Dennis Davis Bradley Day James Deemer John Dennison Roxanne Bullers tests her creativity in crafts. 129 David Ferringer Karen Fiscus Study hall? Well . . . Vickie Garner Judy Galbraith Gordon Gifford Jerry Fitzsimmons Lawrence Flack Delores Fyock Debra Geer Lisa Galbraith it's comfy here. Jerry Gunning John Gunning Steven Healy Michele Heller Suzanne Hepp Deena Hetrick Vickie Keys Ronald King 132 Debbie Swineford tests her skills in crafts. Robert Lingenfelter Patricia Lockard Constance Love Richard Love Pamela Maihle Terry Main Daniel Marino Rebecca Matson Glenn McQuown Robin Miller Leonard Mineweaser Bonnie Mohney Janet Noel Michael Noonan 134 Every graduating class has many memories of its high school years. Most classes coming out of BHS share some of these memories: working together as a class on such projects as the junior class magazine sale, the senior class spaghetti dinner, class plays and the prom; working with the entire school on musicals; going to New York to climax the senior year. But the Class of 1970 also has some memories of its own: the best football season since 1934 with a 7-2 record; the best wrestling season in BHS history with a 9-4-1 record; and the production of Oliver, to mention a few. More than these, though, are the many individual memories that each one of us will take with him, memories that are as varied and as individual as handwriting. Sharing memories with our classmates can be a lot of fun and very worthwhile, but our own individual experiences and memories are really what life is all about. Robert Pangalio Cheryl Park Sandra Park Vera Plyler Fredrick Powell Arlene Raybuck Kenneth Raybuck Trudee Reinard Cheryl Harriger helps with the preparation of the Senior spaghetti dinner. Randall Raybuck John Raybuck Everett Reitz Bruce Richards Susan Richards Cynthia Rowan 1 Kenneth Rowan Linda Ruffner Glenn Scott William Sebring Burtner Seibert Deborah Shellhammer Mary Shugarts Diane Silvis Lunchtime provides a break from classes for Calvin Davie, Jerry Brosius and Ken Burkett. Gary Smith Kathy Smith Lesley Smith Randy Smith Susan Smith Mary Steele Kandace Strong Marie Sullivan WOOKYILLE AREA HIGH SCHOOL scwdule TVuftfcb'RfcXM -------------------0M0. Sfciumg. .ocH-Vo.t.K-.iN F uxa no---- 00 TIME 0«AY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY 8:00- : 5 r.HErm M 81 5-9:30 Civir' 9:30-10:15 A aVL ni l n loiis-iiioo rRAfr 11:00-111 5 STuftM , A 1 1 I U: 5-121 5 Uc ii l Q| u 111 5-1.30 TvPiw r- il 1:30-2:15 • '.Mi _ 2i15-3:00 -Clqiuq IttiC-'S a d 2loLl] ikxuu— and OW, ohi ( 131. flg.fi________________ « • wi v Hr '-ib Ai «is«,'Rn' j 'Tur ls.nilc M-t l-Ahv . 1 S3 Timothy Sushereba Debra Swartwood Senior schedules show variety. 138 Sandy Swartz Beverly Swineford Debra Swineford Kathy Swineford Using a slide rule, John Dennison tries to do some lab calculations. Karen Thomas Kathy Thomas William Thompson James Trayer Roland Trombetta Tim Truman Bruce Turnbull Beverly Tressler Darlene Umberhocker Carole McKinney and Sue Richards watch a football victory. Wendy Vanleer Nancy Varga Richard Wallace Arthur Walter Nancy Watterson Betty Wazelle Mark Weaver Kathy Smith takes a break from typing class. 140 This meeting will now come to order. Rick Welsh Steven Wolfe Charles Wonderling Sandra Wonderling William Work Allen Yates Perry Brosius leafs through materials in the guidance office. Deborah Yeager Dennis Yount John Zimmerman Terry Zimmerman Penny Zimmerman Jerry Zimmerman Seniors Received Echo Awards Academics: Margarete Bower, Bruce Turnbull Leadership: Tim Truman, Sue Hepp School Spirit: Cheryl Harriger, John Dennison 142 Sports: Dick Fenstermaker, Janet Noel Music: Bruce Richards, Cheryl McCracken Seniors Commended For Their Achievements Bruce Turnbull: Sousa Award Sandy Swartz: Betty Crocker Award Karen Chalfant: Choral Award Margarete Bower: D.A.R. Award Each year twelve seniors are honored by the Echo staff for their achievements. Two awards are made in each category for Academics, Service, Leadership, Sports, School Spirit, and Music. Several people are nominated for each award by the Echo staff. The winners are then selected by the teachers. Seniors are also honored by being named National Merit Scholars or by being awarded such awards as the Betty Crocker Award for home economics, the National Choral Award or the John Philip Sousa Band Award for music, or the D.A.R. Award for citizenship. Margarete Bower, Bruce Turnbull: National Merit Finalists Activities Senior Class Play Cast: First Row: Mike Noonan, Sue Emery, Judy Galbraith, Debra Carberry, Michele Heller. Row 2: Ken Rowan, Karen Chalfant, Cheryl Harriger, Rosemary Battaglia, Cindy Rowan, Art McKinley, Joe DeVoe, Rich Arthurs, Joe Wichmann, Mr. Park Row 3: Ron King, Dan Marino, Tim Susereba, Pam Maihle, Ken Burkett. Students Were Active In Class Productions % I ! I J ' MC ■' ,s if i I u St III n , thoivwd l)l Junior Class Play Cast: First Row: Joan Watt, Teresa Ogorchock, Shannon Harriger, John Steele. Row 2: Mary Kate Conwell, Dan McLaughlin, Nancy Aikman. 146 This year's senior class play, “The Face that Launched a Thousand Gyps , was both written and directed by Mr. Charles Park. The story concerned a patient in the Sanitarium for the Exceptionally Cheerful who discovered the power in an ugly face. Blithe Spirit , the junior class play, told of a man whose first wife was brought back from the dead. Her attempt to be reunited with her husband ended instead in the death of his second wife. The members of the casts worked hard to make the plays a success, and those who saw the performance enjoyed an entertaining evening. Student Council Elections Provided Valuable Experience Student Council elections are always one of the big events of spring. Students take special pleasure in thinking up new and better methods of campaigning for their favorites. The week before the election, no matter where you go, the walls are covered with posters proclaiming the virtues of each candidate. Every day the morning announcements bring several unpaid political announcements. The climax of activity comes at the election assembly when candidates give speeches and supporters hold demonstrations. These council elections not only provide a lot of fun, but valuable experience for future voters. Students supported their candidates with skits during the assembly. The School Musical Was A Smashing Success This is my box, all mine. 148 I d do anything for you. The whole cast — ready for the first performance of Oliver . So long, fare thee well, pip pip, cherio, but be back soon. Where is love? This year the students of BAH5 exibited their talents in their production of Oliver . This musical, based on the story of Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens, was directed by Mr. French, Mr. Reed, and Mr. D'Aurelio. Oliver was the story of an orphan and his search for love. After being a work-house boy, being sold to an undertaker, and finding brief happiness with Fagin's pickpocketers, Oliver finally finds love with his grandfather. Several months of hard work and practice went into the final production. Not only did the cast have to learn parts and music, but costumes, scenery, and props had to be readied, and sound and lighting arranged. When the whole show finally went on stage for three nights in March, both the cast and the audience were well pleased with the results. You've got to pick a pocket or two. 149 All aboard for New York City! Seniors Rallied To New York City On May 5, after many months of working, planning, and anticipating, the senior class boarded its buses and headed for New York City. During a stop at Harrisburg the seniors toured the Capitol building and the new William Penn Memorial Museum. At Hershey they toured the chocolate factory, rode the mono-rail, and lost the buses. After arrival at the Time Square Hotel, the seniors enjoyed a night-time view of the city from atop the Empire State Building. The next two days were filled with tours of the United Nations and NBC studios, rides on the subways, and visits to the Statue of Liberty and Radio City Music Hall. At the Music Hall the seniors watched the Easter pageant, the Rockettes, and the first run movie, Airport. Also included was a bus tour through Wall Street, Greenwich Village, the Bowery, and Chinatown. Leaving for Brookville at midnight, most seniors could agree that It's a nice place to visit, but we wouldn't want to live there. 150 Fence is all ready to start for N.Y.C. Students Spent An Enjoyable Evening In Venice The decoration of the gym . . . Music suited just for dancing . . . And crowning of the king and queen made the prom a success. The junior class worked hard in order to produce a successful prom. Many days were spent in making preparations, and by May 15 the juniors had transformed the gym into the city of Venice. The setting included a gondola, murals of the canals of Venice, and a pavillion for refreshments. Flower covered trellises and tables with checked table-clothes completed the effect. With their efforts, the juniors made it possible for many students at BAHS to enjoy an Evening in Venice. A tableful of students enjoy a rest from the dancing. On May 31 the Class of 1970 realized the completion of twelve years of education. The commencement exercises were the result of much effort on the part of the seniors. A student committee arranged the program and selected music. Student speakers presented their ideas on Faith, Hope, and Love. Other seniors recognized the parents and led the class in two choral readings. It was a proud moment for each of the 189 seniors when, after receiving his diploma, he heard the President of the School Board say I pronounce you graduates of Brookville Area High School and the graduate turned his tassel. It was a day never to be forgotten. Tim Truman reviews commencement procedures for Ron King The Seniors Were Part Of The New World Coming And we came ... in faith, hope, and love. 189 seniors anxiously await to receive their diplomas. The final steps in B.H.S. for the Class of 70. The final words — spoken in faith, hope, and love. Senior Directory Aaron, John Martin — John'' — Academic — Football (9-12), Varsity Track (9-12), Latin II, French II, Boxe Club, Varsity Club, Student Council, Coin Club, Intramurals, Honorable Mention — All-Conference Football (12) Allshouse, Richard Eugene, Jr. — Gene — General — VICA steering committee of Vo-Tech, Wrestling, Drafting. Ames, Patricia Ann - Pat - Business — French II, Sr. F.H.A., Prom Committee, Library Club, Tri-Hi-V, Marching Unit (10). Arthurs, Richard, Jr. - Rich - Academic - Explorers' Club, Boxe Club, National Senior Honor Society, F.T.A., Basketball (9), Golf (10-11), Beam Staff (11), Liaison, French II and III, Senior Class Play. Badgett, Anita Ruth - Anita - Academic - Spanish II, Library Club, Art Club, Sound of Music , Radio Club, National Senior Honor Society (Treas.), Echo (Underclassmen Editor), Beam (Feature Editor). Bartlett, Randal Lee — Gumby — Academic - Basketball (9-12), Baseball (10-12), French II Club, Explorers' Club, Coin Club, Prom Committee, Varsity Club. Battaglia, Michael — Mike — Vo-Tech Battaglia, Rosemary — Rosemary — Academic — Jr. High Chorus, National Junior Honor Society, Pep Club, French II, Intramural Committee, Varsity Club, Intramurals, Girls' Basketball (10-12), Sub-Deb, Senior Class Play, Prom Committee. Becker, Stephen John — Steve — General Becker, Virginia Alice — Ginger — General Business — Pep Club, Knitting Club. Belfiore, Leo Anthony — Leo — Academic — Coin Club, Explorers' Club. Birch, Dennis — Denny — Vo-Tech Boddorf, Stephen — Steve — General Bower, Margarete Ann — Margarete — Academic — National Junior Honor Society, National Senior Honor Society, Library Club, Spanish II and III, Liaison, Echo (Co-Literary Editor). Brosius, Darlene Kay — Darlene — Business — Band, Senior F.H.A. (Vice-Pres.), Library Club, Future Nurses. Brosius, Jerry Elwood — Jerry — Academic — Football (9-12), Wrestling (11-12), Track (9-12), Spanish I and II, National Senior Honor Society (Vice-Pres.), Varsity Club, Student Council (12). Brosius, Perry Lee — Percy — Academic — Baseball (10-11), Basketball Manager, Explorers' Club, Spanish Club. Buffington, James — Jim — Academic Bullers, Roxanne — Rox — Academic — Cheerleading (9-12), Art Club, Pep Club, Varsity Club, French II and III, Latin II, Prom Committee, Student Council (10), Future Teachers of America, National Senior Honor Society. Burkett, Kenneth Paul — Ken — Academic — French Club, Stage Crew, Radio Club, A-V Club, Band (9-12), Senior Class Play, Prom Committee, North Folk Singers. Burkholtz, Constance Jean — Connie — General — Varsity Club, Track (9-12), Art Club. Burkholtz, Donna Eileen — Donna — Academic — French II, Art Club, Band (9-12), Senior F.H.A., Varsity Club, Track (9-12), Basketball (10-12), Library Club. Cable, Linda Lee — Linda — General and Academic Carberry, Debra Ann — Debbie — College Business — Spanish II, Prom Committee, Senior Class Play, Sub-Deb, National Senior Honor Society, Beam Staff typist. Carrier, Timothy — Tim — Vo-Tech — Art Club, Auto Body. Caylor, Sonja Lee — Sonja — Academic — Future Homemakers of America. Chalfant, Karen Denise — Karen — Academic — 9th grade Girls' Chorus, Concert Choir (10-12, Sec.), District Chorus. King and I , Finian's Rainbow , piano accompanist for Sound of Music and Oliver , Senior Class Play, Student Council (11-12), National Senior Honor Society (Pres.), Future Teachers of America (Treas., Pres.), Tru-Blu, Pep Club, Echo Staff (11), Echo Assistant Editor (12), Sophomore Class Sec., Senior Class Vice-Pres., Prom Committee, French II and III, Clarion Seminars (11-12). Chamberlain, Jack Ray - Jack - Academic - Track (9-12), French Club, Varsity Club, Weight Training (11-12). Chestnut, Donna Marie - Donna - Academic - Band (9-12), Dance Band (10-12), Art Club, National Senior Honor Society, Pep Club, King and I , Future Nurses, Spanish II, Latin II. Chitester, James Nelson — Jim — Academic — Football (9), Latin II Club, Explorers' Club. Chitester, John Allen — John — Academic — French II Club. Clinger, Keith — Keith — Vo-Tech Corbett, Robert Allen — Bob — General Crawford, Jane Ann - Jane — Academic — Latin II, Art Club, Junior High Chorus, French II, Cheerleading (10-11), Pep Club, Sub-Deb, Varsity Club, Future Teachers of America, Echo Staff, Prom Committee. Crooks, Kelly Wayne — Kelly — Academic — Basketball (9), Latin II, German II, Explorers' Club, Key Club (Pres.), National Senior Honor Society. Crosby, Barbara Jean — Barb — Academic — German II and III, Future Teachers of America, Junior High Chorus, Concert Choir (10-12), King and I , Sound of Music . Davidson, John Carruthers — John — Academic — German II Club, Key Club, Explorers' Club. Davie, Calvin — Calvin — Academic Davis, Dennis — Denny — Vo-Tech — A-V Club, Stage Crew, Electronics. Day, Bradley Emerson — Bradley — Academic — Explorers' Club. Deemer, James — Jim — General Dennison, John Calvin — J.D. — Academic — Football (9-12, Captain), Explorers' Club (Pres.), Key Club (Vice-Pres.), French II (Pres.), Volleyball (10-12), Basketball (9-11), Latin II Club, National Junior Honor Society, Track (10-12), Student Council (10-12), Football All-Conference Team (12). DeVoe, Joseph — Joe — Academic — Senior Class Play. Diener, Jean Marie — Jean — Academic — Latin II, German II and III, National Junior Honor Society, Cheerleading (9-12), Varsity Club, Sub-Deb (Sec.-Treas.), Tru-Blu, Pep Club, Student Council (11-12), Junior Class Sec., Sophomore Class Treas., Prom Committee, National Senior Honor Society (Sec.), Echo (Senior Editor), Sound of Music . Doverspike, Karen Lee — Karen - Academic - Track (9), Latin II (Treas.), Intramural Volleyball (11), Majorette (9), Prom Committee, Tru-Blu (Treas.), Sub-Deb (Vice-Pres.), National Senior Honor Society, German II and III, Echo Staff. Eberhart, Regina Kay — Regina — Academic — French II, National Senior Honor Society, Varsity Club, Prom Committee, Sub-Deb, Future Teachers of America, Basketball (10-12, Captain), Intramurals, Echo Staff. Emery, Susan Elaine — Sue — College Business — National Junior Honor Society, Student Council, Band, Tru-Blu (Pres.), Sub-Deb, Junior High Chorus, Spanish II, Echo (Clubs Editor), Senior Class Play, National Senior Honor Society, Senior Class Sec., Prom Committee. Fenstermaker, Karen Sue — Karen - Business — Future Homemakers of America, Future Nurses, Pep Club. Fenstermaker, Richard Gary — Fence — Academic — Basketball (9-12, Captain), All-Tournament Basketball (11-12, Most Valuable Offensive Player), Volleyball (11-12), French II, Ex- 154 Senior Directory plorers' Club (Vice-Pres.), Varsity Club, Boxe Club, Key Club, Prom Committee, Echo Staff, Future Teachers of America, Intramurals, All-Conference Basketball Team (11-12), Sportswriter's Best 9-A Player. Ferringer, David — Dave — General — Football (10-12), Wrestling (10-12), Varsity Club, Key Club. Fiscus, Karen Ann — Karen — Academic — Cheerleading (10-12), Concert Choir, French II and III, Radio Club, A-V Club, Sound of Music , Oliver , Pep Club, Art Club, Echo Staff, Beam Staff (News Editor), Varsity Club, Junior High Chorus, Prom Committee. Fitzsimmons, Jerry Ben — Fitzer — General — Football (10-12), Track (11-12), Explorers' Club, Spanish Club, Varsity Club. Flack, Lawrence — Larry — General Fyock, Delores Jean - Delores - College Business - Art Club, F.H.A., Spanish II, Sub-Deb, Senior Class Play. Galbraith, Judy - Judy - Academic - Mr. Scrooge , Latin II Club, French II (Sec.), French III (Pres.), Pep Club (Treas.), Senior Class Treasurer, Senior Class Play, Future Teachers of America (Vice-Pres.), Echo Staff, Sub-Deb, Tru-Blu, Homecoming Queen 1969, Prom Committee. Galbraith, Lisa Kay - Lisa - Academic - 9th grade Chorus, Spanish II, French II, Sub-Deb, Pep Club, Future Teachers of America, Prom Committee, Basketball (11 — 12), Intramurals, Sound of Music , King and I , Echo Staff, Clarion Seminars (12). Garner, Vickie Lee - Vickie - Academic - 9th grade Chorus, Library Club, Spanish II Club, French II, Senior High F.H.A. Geer, Debra Ann - Debby - Academic - Pep Club, Track (10-11), French II and III, Future Teachers of America, Senior High F.H.A. (Sec.), Library Club, National Senior Honor Society, Prom Committee. Gifford, Gordon — Gordon — General Gilbert, David William - Daisy - Vo-Tech - Auto Mechanics, Football, Track, Wrestling, Steering Committee at Vo-Tech (Chairman). Greeley, Virginia Mae — Virginia — Academic — Latin II Club, Spanish II Club, Future Nurses (Sec.-Treas.), National Senior Honor Society. Gunning, Jerry - Jerry — Vo-Tech Gunning, John Winston - John - Academic - Spanish II, Baseball (10-11), Explorers' Club, Varsity Club, Basketball (9) Volleyball (12). Gunning, Thomas — Tom — General Hammer, James Vincent - Jim - General - Explorers' Club, Wrestling (9). Hannold, Shirley May — Shirley — College Business — Varsity Club, Pep Club, Library Club (Sec.), Echo Staff, Basketball (11-12), Track (10-12), Intramurals, 9th grade Chorus, Senior High F.H.A., Art Club, German II, Latin II. Harriger, Cheryl Diane - Cheryl - Academic - Junior High Chorus, Pep Club, French II, Intramurals, Intramural Committee, Prom Committee, Sub-Deb (Pres.), Spanish Club (Sec.), Liaison, National Senior Honor Society, Future Teachers of America, Varsity Club, Beam Staff, Basketball (11-12), Track (9-12), Homecoming Court, Senior Class Play, Basketball Queen 1969-1970. Healy, Steve — Steve - General Heller, Michele Teri — Micky — Academic — Spanish II, Art Club, Radio Club, Track (9-11), Varsity Club, National Junior Honor Society, Band (Mgr.), Dance and Musical Band, District Band, King and I , Sound of Music , Echo Staff, Beam Staff, National Senior Honor Society, Senior Class Play, Future Teachers of America, Prom Committee, Clarion Seminars (11-12). Hepp, Suzanne — Suzanne — Academic — Latin I and II (Sec.), King and I , Marching Unit (11), Finian's Rainbow , Future Nurses (Pres., Vice-Pres.), Student Council (Sec.), Cheerleading (mascot) Radio Club, Sub-Deb, Art Club, Concert Choir, Varsity Club, Homecoming Court, Echo Staff, Sound of Music , District Chorus, Pep Club, Prom Committee, 9th grade Chorus. Hetrick, Deena Ann — Deena — General — Senior High F.H.A., Art Club. Hovis, Daniel Bruce — Dan — Academic — Latin II, National Junior Honor Society, Spanish II, Key Club, Basketball (9-11), Volleyball (10-11). Hughes, Mary Ellen — Mary Helen — Academic — Latin II, French II, National Junior Honor Society, National Senior Honor Society, Basketball (10-12), Sub-Deb, Future Nurses, Intramurals, Prom Committee, Varsity Club, Pep Club, Clarion Seminars (11-12). Jones, Bradley — Brad — General Jordon, William Lee — Jordo — Academic — French II, Baseball (11). Jurs, Kathy Ann — Kathy — Academic — Latin II, German II, Future Teachers of America, Cheerleading (11-12), Varsity Club, Tru-Blu, Beam Staff, Prom Committee, Homecoming Court. Kelly, Robert — Bob — General Keth, Gary L. — Gary - General Keys, Vickie Jean — Vick — Academic — Latin II, 9th grade Chorus, Majorettes (9), French II and III, Pep Club (Treas.), Sub-Deb, Tru-Blu, Future Nurses, Prom Committee. King, Ronald Edwin — Ron — Academic — Latin II, French II, Baseball, Varsity Club, Key Club, Explorers' Club, Student Council (9-12), Boxe, Intramurals, Senior Class Play, Beam Staff. Kirkwood, Charles M. — Chuck — Academic — Latin II, Baseball (10-11), Explorers' Club. Knapp, Delilah — Delilah — General Knapp, Dennis — Denny — General Kapp, Peggy Jean — Peg — Business Knapp, Ronald — Ron — General Leech, Robert Dennis — Denny — General Lindemuth, Gary — Gary — Vo-Tech Lingenfelter, Robert — Bob — General Lockard, Patricia Diane — Pat — Academic — Latin II, III, and IV, National Junior Honor Society, National Senior Honor Society, Beam Staff (Feature Editor), Future Teachers of America, Spanish II. Love, Constance Bie — Connie — Academic — Latin II, National Junior Honor Society (Sec.), Prom Committee, Waiter and Waitress Club, French II, Basketball Manager (10-12), Varsity Club, Sub-Deb, Student Council (12.) Love, Richard — Dick — Vo-Tech Maihle, Pamela Sue - Pam — Business - Intramurals, Basketball (11-12), Senior High F.H.A., Sub-Deb, Varsity Club, Track (11), Senior Class Play. Main, Terry Lynn — Mainard — Academic — Football (9), French II, Explorers' Club. Marino, Daniel Joseph - Dan - Academic - Class President (10-12), Explorers' Club, King and I , Finian's Rainbow , Sound of Music , Concert Choir (Pres.), Stage Crew, Spanish II and III, National Senior Honor Society. Matson, Rebecca Joan — Beck — Academic — Latin II, 9th grade Chorus, Intramurals, Basketball (10), Prom Committee, Radio Club, Majorettes (9). Maxwell, Jane Ann — Jane — Academic — Latin II, 9th grade Chorus, King and I , Basketball (9-12), Varsity Club, French II and III, Future Nurses, Intramurals. 155 Senior Directory McAninch, Cathy Sue — Cathy — Academic — 9th grade Chorus, King and I , Varsity Club, Future Nurses, Basketball (11), Intramurals, French II, Latin II, Track (10), Prom Committee, Art Club. McCandless, Jacqueline Kay — Jackie — Business — Art Club McCracken, Cheryl Lynne — Cheri — College Business — Track (9-12), Spanish II, Concert Choir, District Chorus, 9th grade Chorus, National Junior Honor Society, National Senior Honor Society, Scrooge , King and I , Finian's Rainbow , Sound of Music , Oliver , Band, District Band, Regional Band, Echo (Sports Editor), Prom Committee, State Chorus, Varsity Club, Stage Band. McKinley, Arthur Clifton II — Ought — Academic — Basketball (9), Track (9), Key Club, Explorers' Club (Treas.), National Junior Honor Society, National Senior Honor Society, Student Council (11-12), Golf (10-12). McKinney, Carole Jean — Carole — College Business — Cheerleading (10-12), Pep Club, Varsity Club, Tru-Blu, Latin II, Art Club, 9th grade Chorus, Prom Committee, Intramurals, King and I . McLaughlin, Geri LaVon — Geri — Business McLaughlin, Jo Ann — Jo Ann — Vo-Tech — Future Nurses, Senior High F.H.A., Spanish II, King and I . McMillen, Deborah Leah — Deb - Business — Spanish III, Prom Committee. McQuown, Glenn Carl — Glenn — Academic — Football (9), Baseball (9-10), Wrestling (10), Spanish II, Band (9-12), District Band, Symphony Orchestra, Dance Band, Sound of Music , Oliver , Radio Club. McQuown, Glenn Carl — Glenn — Academic — Football (9), Baseball (9-10), Wrestling (10), Spanish II, Band (9-12), District Band, Symphony Orchestra, Dance Band, Sound of Music , Oliver , Radio Club. Miller, Robin Joy — Robin — Vo-Tech — Senior High F.H.A., 9th grade Chorus, Library Club, Art Club. Mineweaser, Leonard — Lenny — General Mohney, Bonnie Sharon — Bonnie — Academic — Latin II, German II, National Senior Honor Society, Echo Staff. Moore, Merlin Dale — Squirrel -- General Murray, Richard Wayne — Dick — Vo-Tech — French II, Football, Track, Finian's Rainbow , Sound of Music , Oliver , Concert Choir. Neiswonger, Harold — Harold — Academic — Latin II, French II, Intramurals, Baseball. Noel, Janet Renee — Janet — Academic — Student Council (9-10), Track (9-12), Varsity Club, Cheerleading (9-12, Captain), Pep Club, Future Teachers of America, Basketball (12), Prom Committee. Noonan, Michael Robert — Mike — Academic — Latin II, German II, Stage Crew (Pres.), Golf, Explorers' Club, Finian's Rainbow , Sound of Music , Oliver . Oakes, Paula Leigh — Paula — Academic — National Junior Honor Society (Sec.), National Senior Honor Society, Future Teachers of America, Pep Club, Sub-Deb, Tru-Blu, King and I , Finian's Rainbow , Sound of Music , Oliver , Spanish II, Band (9-12, Sec.-Treas.), Echo (Editor-in-Chief), Radio Club, Student Council (9-12), Prom Committee, Clarion Seminars (11-12). O'Neill, Terrance Jack — Terry — Academic — Football (9-12), Track (9-12), Explorers' Club, Wrestling (9), Varsity Club, Honorable Mention in Football, U.F.O. Club, Coin Club, Prom Committee, Intramurals, Student Civic Day (Chief of Police). Oyler, Linda — Linda — Vo-Tech — Senior High F.H.A., Art Club, King and I , Sound of Music , 9th grade Chorus. Painter, Roberty Lyle — Rob — Academic — Varsity Club, French II, Track, Intramurals. Pangallo, Robert — Bob — Vo-Tech Park, Cheryl Lorraine — Cherie — Vo-Tech — F.H.A., Spanish II, 9th grade Chorus, Concert Choir, King and I . Park, Sandra Lee — Sandy — Academic — 9th grade Chorus, Concert Choir, Spanish II, Tru-Blu, Sub-Deb, Future Teachers of America (Treas.), Intramurals, Basketball (10-12), Varsity Club, King and I , Homecoming Court, Band. Payne, Ralph — Ralph — General Plyler, Vera Rose — Rosie — Business — Pep Club, Knitting Club. Powell, Fredrick Arnold — Rosco — General — Stage Crew. Raybuck, John Lester — Orangehair — Academic — Latin II, Waiter and Waitress Club, Explorers' Club. Raybuck, Kenneth Lee — Fish — Academic — National Junior Honor Society, Band, King and I , Finian's Rainbow , French II, Explorers' Club, Stage Band. Raybuck, Randall Raymond — Randy — Academic — Football (9-12), Wrestling (9-12), Track (11-12), Explorers' Club, Concert Choir, Varsity Club, Basketball (10). Raybuck, Arlene Susan — Sue — Academic — F.H.A., Spanish II, Beam Staff, Echo Staff, Library Club (Pres.). Reinard, Trudee Lane — Trudee — Academic — Spanish II, Basketball (10-12), Varsity Club, Future Nurses, Tru-Blu. Reitz, Everett Lee — Ev — General — Explorers Club. Richards, Bruce Lee — Bruce - Academic — Band (9-12, Vice-Pres.), Boxe, Concert Choir, Track (10-12), King and I , Finian's Rainbow , Sound of Music , Oliver , Student Council (9), U.F.O. Club, French II, Prom Committee. Richards, Susan Diane — Sue - College Business — Spanish II, Student Council (10-11), Prom Committee. Rowan, Cynthia Ann — Cindi — Academic — Pep Club, Student Council (10-12), Latin II (Treas.), French II (Sec.), Concert Choir (Vice-Pres.), Tru-Blu, Senior Class Play, District Chorus, State Chorus, Future Teachers of America, National Senior Honor Society, Junior Class Vice-Pres., King and I , Finian's Rainbow , Sound of Music , Oliver , Radio Club. Rowan, Kenneth Robert - Kenny - Academic - Key Club, Explorers Club, Spanish II, Football (9-10), Prom Committee, Senior Class Play, Beam Staff, U.F.O. Club. Ruffner, Linda Lee - Linda - Academic - 9th grade Chorus, Concert Choir, District Chorus, State Chorus, King and I , Finian's Rainbow , Sound of Music , Oliver , French II, National Senior Honor Society, Pep Club. Scott, Glenn Maxwell - Glenn Squibb - Academic - Wrestling (9-10), Key Club, Explorers' Club, French II and III, Beam Staff. Sebring, William Steven - Sebo - Academic - Varsity Club (Pres.), French II, Student Council (Permanent Member), Liaison, Basketball (9-12), Football (9-10), Volleyball (10-12), Track (9). Seibert, Burtner Lee - Burt - Academic - Basketball (9), Boxe, Explorers Club, U.F.O. Club, French II. Shellhammer, Deborah Ann - Deb - Academic - Latin II, French II, F.H.A., Future Teachers of America, Pep Club, Intramurals. Shugarts, Mary Louise - Mary - Academic - National Junior Honor Society, Spanish II and III, Cheerleading (9-12, Co-captain), Pep Club, Tru-Blu, (Vice-Pres.), Student Council (Permanent Member 9-12), Track (9-10), Prom Chairman, Varsity Club (Sec.). Silvis, Diane Lee - Dee Dee - Business - Pep Club, Knitting Club, F.H.A. Silvis, Kathryn Arlene — Kitty — Business — Future Nurses, F.H.A., Knitting Club. 156 Senior Directory Simpson, Deborah A. — Deb — Academic — French II and III, Pep Club. Smail, Kathy - Kathy - Vo-Tech - 9th grade Chorus, F.H.A., Library Club. Smail, Michael — Mike — Vo-Tech Smith, Gary Lynn — Gary — Academic — French II, National Senior Honor Society. Smith, Kathy - Kathy - Academic - 9th grade Chorus, Art Club, Spanish II, Band (9-10). Smith, Randon M. — Dingle — General Smith, Susan Diane — Sue — College Business — National Senior Honor Society, Pep Club, F.H.A. Steele, Mary Martha — Mary — General Business — F.H.A. „Steele, Steve — Steve — General Strong, Kandace Ann — Kandy — Academic — Track (9-12), Basketball (11-12), Spanish II, III, and IV (Pres.), Varsity Club, Future Teachers of America, Majorettes (9), Intramurals, Student Council (12), Prom Committee, Tru-Blu (Treas.), Sub-Deb, Pep Club. Sullivan, Marie Jane - Marie - Business - Future Nurses, Business Club. Sushereba, Timothy Tony — Tim — Academic — Library Club, Latin II, Beam (Editor), Echo Staff, Sound of Music , Oliver , Art Club, Radio Club, Senior Class Play. Swartwood, Debbie Jane — Debbie — Academic — 9th grade Chorus, F.H.A., Concert Choir, Spanish II, Band (9-10), King and 1 , Sound of Music , Oliver . Swartz, Sandra Sue - Sandy - Academic — Spanish II, III, and IV, Future Teachers of America, F.H.A. (Pres.), National Junior Honor Society, National Senior Honor Society, Library Club. Swineford, Beverly Jean — Bev — Vo-Tech — F.H.A., Majorettes (9), Pep Club. Swineford, Debra Jean - Deb — Academic — Student Council (10-11), Latin II, French II and III, King and I , Sub-Deb. Swineford, Kathy Marie — Kathy - Business — 9th grade Chorus, F.H.A., Art Club, Concert Choir. Thomas, Karen Lee — Karen — Vo-Tech — Art Club, F.H.A. Thomas, Kathy Jean - Kathy — Business — Art Club. Thompson, William Elmer — Bill — Academic — Varsity Club, Explorers' Club, Football (9-12), Intramurals, Prom Committee, Spanish II. Trayer, James — Jim — General Tressler, Beverly Pauline — Pauline — Business Trombetto, Roland James, - Jim - Academic — Football (9-12), Track, Spanish II, Concert Choir, Stage Crew, Varsity Club, Finian's Rainbow , Sound of Music , Oliver . Truman, Timothy Gordon, — Tim — Academic — Latin II, French II, Varsity Club, Boxe, Explorers Club, Baseball (10-11), Student Council (Treas., Vice-Pres., Pres.), Intramurals, Basketball (9). Turnbull, Bruce Edward — Bruce — Academic — Band (9-12), National Junior Honor Society, National Senior Honor Socie- ty, King and I , Finian's Rainbow , Sound of Music , Oliver , Latin II, German II, Symphony Orchestra, Echo (Co-Literary Editor). Umberhocker, Desso Darlene — Umbie — Academic — Varsity Club, Spanish II, Beam Staff, Track (9-12). Uplinger, Barbara — Barb -- General VanLeer, Wendy — Wendy — Academic — Varga, Nancy Susan — Nancy — Academic — French II. Wallace, Richard Alan — Wally — Academic — Football (10-12), Track (11-12), Basketball (10-12), Varsity Club, Explorers Club, Key Club, Spanish II and III, National Senior Honor Society, Clarion Seminars (11-12), Prom Committee. Walter, Arthur Dale — Art — Academic — French II, 9th grade Chorus. Watterson, Nancy Jean — Nancy — Academic — German II. Wazelle, Betty Lou - Betty — College Businss — F.H.A., Spanish II. Weaver, Mark Edward — Weaz — Academic - Varsity Club, Explorers Club, Spanish II, Coin Club, U.F.O. Club, Prom Committee, Intramurals, Basketball (9), Football (9-10), Wrestling (10), Track (9-11). Welsh, Rickie Lee - Rick - Academic - Explorers Club, Football (9-10), Wrestling (9-.2). Wichman, Joseph — Joe - Academic Wolfe, Steven Wayne — Steve Academic — Spanish II and III, Explorers Club, Prom Committee, Volleyball. Wonderling, Charles Russell - Chuck - Academic - Basketball (9-11), French II and III, Boxe, Track, Latin III, Student Council (12), IntTamurals. 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