Burrell High School - Buccopia Yearbook (Lower Burrell, PA)

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JOHN T. TARABA Academic VTary “Friendliness with a “hi” will light his path.” LAURETTA C, TAYLOR Business Education “Midge” “Loudest voices spring from the smallest of stature.” KAREN S. THOMEY General “Karen Sue” “Goodness is the only investment that never fails.” MARY E. THOMEY General “Dolly” . eee ee So modest, so shy, half her worth is not known.” GARY H. TRAUTWEIN M. Leonardi, L. Hardy make pastel sketches in art class. Academic ay BRYAN M. VALENTINE ‘Fond of dress, change, and praise; so Academic Moose” aere « “van in all his ways.” : ye Sa cles tN “A man of stride and a man of content- SUSAN M. TRUVER ment.” Academi “Sue” MARGARET VAN DYKE A ured person is never out of endemic “Maggie” la é “The gift of song is one I use most effec- )BERT M. TWIGGER tively.” Academi “Twig” DAVID W. VENTER “Lif ; but one goal: happiness.” Academic “Dave” “To succeed, the candidate must be a gentleman by nature, a scholar by educa- tion.” J. Taraba L. Taylor K. Thomey M. Thomey G. Trautwein S. Truver R. Twigger B. Valentine M. Van Dyke D. Venter

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72 L. Sokol J. Sprowls J. Stefanik M. K. Stewart J. Swiergol M. Spiering S. Stanek P. Stepano C. Swanderski C. Tabacheck LARRY B. SOKOL Academic “Larry” “If learning be the food of mind, thou art filled.” BARBARA J. SPIERING Academic “Barb” “Her happiness comes from serving others.” JANET M. SPROWLS Academic “Janet” “This young dreamer passes through each day as casual- ly as the one before.” SALLY V. STANEK Business Education “Sal” “A hearty laugh from witty words will ease life's drudge and care.” JOHN P, STEFANIK Academic “John” “To live long is the wish of all, but to live | is his.” PATRICIA A. STEPANO Academic “Pat” “Her sense of humor makes her sparkle.” MARY K. STEWART General “Mary Kay” “She walks alone with thoughts known only to her- self.” CHARLES S. SWANDERSKI Academic “Chuck” “His expressive eyes enhance his winning personality.” JOHN J. SWIERGOL Academic “Jack” “I am the master of my fate, I am the captain of my soul,” CAROLINE T. TABACHECK Academic “Carrie” “And like winds in summer sighing, her voice is low and sweet.”

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ERMA E. WALKER Academic “ “Sincerity is the root of friendship.” RANDALL E. WALMSLEY Academic “Randy” “It's good to live and learn.” ROVENA M. WALTER Erma”’ Business Education “Beanie” “Live your way, not the way others want you to.” JUDITH K. WALTZ Business Education “Judy” As inexhaustible as chewing gum.” JOSEPH W. WATERLOO “So who's in a hurry?” Academic “Joe” “On with the dance, let joy be unconfined,” JUDITH M. WEAVER MICHAEL P. WIDMER Academic “Judie” Academic “Mile Silence gives grace to a woman.” ST would be he thes ih i ould, but it’s i: ike WESLEY C. WESTON fully lonesome veing good. Business Education “Butch” PERRY N. WILSON “Upon his brow determination is bound General Nes to sit.” “Small in stature, big in heart.” a TERRY B. WISE Academic “Tein Happy to roam; free of care.” Bi R. Walmsley R. Walter J. Waltz , W. Weston M. Widmer T. Wilson Pieri wi i ite ate een. thew 5