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

Text from Pages 1 - 198 of the 1972 volume:

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K -Q i'.'x E Q + W X ts ,et , ,,.,,..,,...,t............t-i4-v-:-s-.,4-a.,sW-s-M-w Administrators Have Numerous ,,,.,,,,.,..,...... rw, ..4.,. , , . In I A WH I Q, 79 pg' ., Ki' QA ,..,,,,, if fs, '?- '53 in-I-egg, ef W Seated: Mr. Jesse E. Piper, Mrs. Marie Kocon, Mr. Theodore Kosecki-Vice-president, Mr. Ronald Stuart-President. Standing: Mr. Harry Ryan, Mr. William King, Mr. Wilbur Herrington, Mr. George Shields, Mr. Jack Anderson. W . X ' 'SA s 1- Mr. Charles Huston Mr. William F. White Superintendent Assistant Superintendent Responsibilities to Fulfill Mr. Charles Smith Nlr. James Brackin Business Manager . g ubbk A The duties of the School Board are to direct the operations of if t all the schools in the Burrell School District. Q Mr. White, Superintendent of Schools, oversees the entire Mr. Frank Pallone Coordinator of Special Services school district which includes seven schools. He also serves as executive officer of the Board of Education. The Assistant Superintendent, Mr. Huston, is primarily con- cerned with curriculum, although he has numerous other duties. As Business Manager and Secretary to the Board of Education lVlr. Smith is responsible for all the financial affairs of the school district. Mr. Brackin serves as Assistant to the Superintendent. His du- ties include the direction of evening classes, personnel services, attendance, transportation, and home and school visitation. Mr. Pallone is the Special Services Coordinator. He ascertains all available resources for state and federally-funded programs. He is director of public relations, chairman of the business edu- cation department, and is responsible for all business equipment in the district. School Directors-In Touch with Students 3 ff 6 illyiifr I ,, , if ii 7 , ww? i S Nlr. Albert G. Moses Mr, John L, George Senior High SCl100l Principal Assistant Senior High School Principal Burrell High School's principal is Mr. Albert G. lVloses. The principal's task is of primary importance to the functioning of a ' N a high school. lVlr. Nloses' duties consist of hiring personnel, observ- , ' ing classes, and directing the Senior High as a whole. It is his duty to see that Bu rrell's present standards are maintained and improved upon. As Assistant Principal, Nlr. Geroge's job is one which covers the entire scope of student life at Burrell. His duties range from activities li.e. assemblies, clubs, etc.l to attendance and behavioral problems. Sewing in a recently instituted post, lVlr. Haser is the Athletic Director for the Burrell School District. Some of his many duties include booking all sports schedules, hiring all officials, referees, etc., providing bus transportation to and from the games, prepar- ing the season budgets for all sports, and purchasing and manag- ing all the athletic equipment. Since the sports program is a major part of most schools, lVlr. Haser's job is very vital to such a large district. ff? Mr. Robert L. Haser Athletic Driector I .ir Secretaries and Librarians-Indispensable af Burrell 45' ill Seated: Mrs. Mary Williams, Mrs. Mary Simonette, as 5 we I .Q A -sr .. ,r is Q -...,. Standing: Mrs. Teresa Scanga, Mrs. Carmella D'Argenzio. Q ..-. ..-X 'Tl' Seated: Mrs. Phyllis Barnas, Miss Joyce Myers. Standing: Mrs. Anne Rusiewicz, Miss Betty Watson, Mrs. Edith Borland .ff-., . an v ' 5 , . Mrs. Wanda Crawford .jig S f. a fiftf E . ,- :Vr 1sj2.,s'1. M Q, 1 .Q ' 'rf X ff ' gjiff , FYUX Ji, r i ,X-srff' W i fr - , W,,:' ' 4' -PV. S W' s Q f - 'Rf m ,V 1-If . 'Ir :-: .ze . . ay in .Skit . 5 5 h. .1 -Il K. , A Librarians: Mrs. Selma Karsten, Mrs. Jacqueline Kowalik. Burrell High School has a well-trained staff of hard-working secretaries. These ladies are very efficient and are helpful to both faculty and students. ln the library, Mrs. Karsten and Mrs. Kowalik are always ready to lend their services. The many resources, including books, periodicals, and microfilm, pro- vide each student with the opportunity to study any area of interest in depth. Important Personnel Provide Much Mr. William Hajel Guidance Director The Guidance Department is an indis' pensible one at any school, and Burrell is no exception. Aside from aiding students in getting jobs, planning for future educa- tion, and administering necessary tests, the counselors' job is also one of giving advice to the student. This year, Burrell's guidance department began a unique pro- gram to help influence non-college bound students toward vocational training as a possible choice after completing high school. The school nurse's job is to maintain high health standards among all the stu- dents at Burrell. The enormous task of keeping individualized health records of each student is also essential. Annual see- ing and hearing tests are administered along with a heightfweight check. Burrell also boasts a clean, well-equipped health room. ,i tk Q Mrs. Sue Petherick Guidance Counselor 'C E E 5 i ,sip ,Q Mrs. Louise Lanfaloni Mrs. Dorothy Brackin School Nurse P' Needed Services al Burrell i ww Mrs. Elizabeth Vargo takes a break from planning the school's lunch FDCHUS. 3 l ? 5 2 l Q35 sf A Mr. Cal Borland keeps things going at Burrell. Meanwhile back at the cafeteria . . . An everyday occurence at Burrell. Our dietician, Mrs. Elizabeth Vargo, provides the Burrell School District with a well-balanced menu. The cafeteria staff does excellent work in preparing and serv- ing the meals at lunchtime. Mr. Cal Borland helps to keep Burrell High in great shape. The job of Mr. Borland and the other custodians is a greatly diversi- fied one because, as Mr. Borland puts it, We do a little bit of everything. W 'I 9 English and Science Departments Offer a 'W-.,.,k -ii G fa, ml i an i ass. Q Seateq: Mrs' Carole Tevssier' Mrs. Miller 81 Mrs. Swartzendruber Standing: Mr. Thaddeus Hince, Mr. Thomas Marko, Mrs. Patricia Whitaker, Mr. Edward Turner, Mr. Gene Centorcelli, Mr. Larry Bell, Mrs. Sue Goodwin, Mr. Michael Brown. The English Department at Burrell undoubtedly ranks high among neighbor- ing schools. ln addition to general and college prep courses required on all grade levels, Honors English is offered to those students who show special interest and talent in literature and writing. Advanced Placement English, offered only on the twelfth grade level, gives the most gifted students a chance to complete the equiv- alent of a college freshman English course by taking a standardized test at the end of the year. ' .coin-n.. Mr. Hince- makes use of his planning period. Senior English students discuss HAMLET. Over the years, the curriculum has expanded to include an impressive and varied list of electives including speech, drama, logic, and journalism for those students who wish to gain a full scope of English in its diversified forms. Wide Range of Eleciives 2 . nw ' 4 x Q3 4310! X 1 llll if 'P SH ly, Mr. Kort explains a basic part of Chemistry l-bal- ancing equations. QQ ff. xx Scientifically speaking, Burrell High of- fers a useful variety of courses for the inter- ested student. The choice of studies includes Regular Biology, BSCS, Biology ll, Regular Chemistry, Chem Study, Chemistry Il, Regu- lar Physics, PSSC, Earth 84 Space Science, and Nuclear Science. Nlany of these courses provide laboratory experience in addition to lectures and discussions. Seated: Mr. Raymond Kort, Mrs. Sheila Strober, Mr. Harry Kariotis, Mr. Samuel Earhart. Standing: Mr. Ralph Giordano, Mr. Peter Bosin, Mr. Joseph Szul, Mr. Paul Shiring, lVlr. Thompson Ader. Math and Business Departments Offer Standing: Mr. Rudy Veselicky, Mrs. Marlene Brown, Mr. Michael Matisko, Mr. Patrick Flaherty, Mr Marko Arezina Seated: Miss Marie Pfeil - 61:1 fs, -H,-' :nf ' if? .QA ,. ' H xrfv - 419. .'-iiifidffi'iliikliiiffhry , f , il You've got to be kidding! The Mathematics Department prepares students for many jobs in fields such as engineering, architecture, and the ever-expanding computer industry. The General Math course provides an overall understanding of basic mathematics. Other courses include Algebra I and ll, Geom- etry, and Advanced Algebra 84 Trigonometry. The Fifth Year Math course lMathematicaI Analysis Honorsl goes even deeper into the subject of Math and prepares the student for higher math such as Calculus. Miss Lege explains the fundamentals of Trigonometry. Beth Parks consults Mr, Matisko on a math problem. a Wide Varielg of Skills Although the main purpose of the business department is to enable students to obtain business positions upon leaving school, a number of these courses can help all students gain practical knowledge which can be utilized in virtually any pro- fession, such as typing and shorthand. There are three separate divisions in the business course: clerical, bookkeeping, and secretarial. Students are placed in these areas according to individual ability and any student in the school may take any business course which suits his needs. fri 51 ... SN-D l Lourdes White does some last-minute typing. Jane Beawm and Debbie Adamovits learn to operate the latest office equipment in their Office Prac tice course. 1-., . .en-...-.- X Y' xx Seated: Miss Mary DeBruine, Mrs. Barbara Farster. Standing: Mrs. Barbara Yoders, Mrs. Roberta Malobicky, Mrs. Janet Donati. fi Communication-Through Ari . . . E A m 4 f if f . . A L 5. si' 3, s rs. e t r i ' Gary, I told you not to drop it on the floor! The Art Department at Burrell is an excellent place for the devel- opment of talent, creativity, and individuality. Here the student is able to express himself with the help of lVlr. Jacques Watkins. lVlost art students find art classes enjoyable while, at the same time, stu- dents develop their own style and learn to appreciate art. Art Appreciation, Drawing 81 Painting, Sculpture 81 Ceramics, and W? . M lf Mi Crafts are the electives offered at Burrell. if M rift? wr A future creation?? 6.1229 1 - - i..f 1 if f W 4 ,,.,, 2'-.ff 3.-...W 35 y M., .M Asn... 'M Nlr. Jack Watkins explains Renaissance art to his Art Appreciation class. and Language ' A l.0S l xl? I Xuan? Bw 1 , X M.. Mrs. Susan Schmitt, Mr. Fred Miss Crumley takes advantage of the library's quiet setting. llllllllas ,..-f ff' Gaggini, Miss Peggyann Bastiaans. G R .Agar F May I have this German dance? ngnrnuaulmw Aw, c'mon, guys. The music can't be that bad! For those students who wish to ac- quire knowledge ofthe make-up of for- eign languages, Burrell offers three courses: Spanish, French, and German. Spanish and French are taught up to the fourth year level, while German is offered up to the third level. ln addition to the text books, a modern language lab aids students in listening and speaking prac- tice. Many phases of culture such as cus- toms, songs, holidays, and geography are also taught in the language classes. Humamhes Expand Students Views ol' the World The Social Studies Department offers the student a wide choice of electives. Along with the required courses in World Cultures and American Cultures, P.O.D., Economics, International Relations, World Geography, Comparative Political 3YSt9mS, Sociology and Psychology are available as semester electives. These courses furnish essential insight into the world today and prepare the stu- dent to face life with determination. Hey I thought you said these were Juiyfruits! Sfandmg Ml' Gary Varnum Mr George Geyer Mr Frank Solomond Mr Richard DeLuca Mr Lee Herps, Mr. Robert Jones, Mr. Donn Kelly, Mr Physical Education-A Change of Pace Mr. Fred Herlinger, Mr. John Robuck, Miss Charlene Tromby, Mrs. Mary Ann Neuschwander. '1 guy makes learning anatomy iust a little interesting. Flag football is one of the many outdoor games played in physical education class. Intramurals provide competition and enjoyment for enthusiastic students. Health classes are a part of every senior's curriculum at Burrell. Physical Education classes are held twice a week either in the pool or in the gymnasium. Students are able to develop coordination through gymnastic, athletic, and aquatic instruction. lntramural games in football, basketball and volleyball are also stressed along with the regular season sports. Health classes provide the student with a necessary knowledge ofthe care and development of the human body. Discus- sion on many of society's current health problems are also emphasized. Health is taken by all freshmen and seniors at Burrell. Music-An Outlet for Expression . .sf r ' V ei 1 7 in ig, 4 I I 1 Y 1 ir 1 xi: Mr. Stephen Skoriia and Mr. James Lagoon, Jr. The Music Department gives students at Burrell the opportunity to not only increase their musical knowledge, but en- joy it and express themselves at the same time. The courses offered, which include Mixed Choir, Girls' Chorus, Band, Harmo ny 84 Theory, and Music Appreciation, supply the basis for both individuality and group effort in making the calss en- joyable and beneficial to all involved. Mr. Skorija leads the choir at a school assembly. Directed by Mr. Lagoon, the marching band adds enthusiasm at BurreIl's football games. Student Teachers Embark on a Challenging Career X .He OFFBCI 4-lu A, ,off DGDSVS is 009 Of MV- lVl9f9fl9V'S iobs Mr. Veselicky's student teacher offers Terry McNutt a helping hand. I s a student teacher. Burrell High School receives all of their student teachers from the Indiana University of Pennsylvania. When college students in the School of Education reach their senior year, the entire area of con- centration consists of classroom observa' tion and, for a semester period, actual teaching in the classroom. The student teacher is required to study the teaching methods of several instructors, plan les- sons, and apply theory and creativity to their classroom vvork. Flovv l: Mr. Meteney, Mrs. Lyle, Miss Lege, Mr. Marhefka. Row ll: Miss King, Miss Roberto, Miss Krchnavy. Miss King explains the Globe Theatre to English students. Vocational Courses at Burrell Offer pvniarmef-awww -a at ,.tWaMe..W,.:M. Q A special program at Burrell is Occupational Education, taugh by lVlr. Robert Devine. The primary aim of this course is to guide students in becoming contributing members in society. Aside from on-the-job training, students take important academic sub- jects needed for a comfortable and satisfying future. Because most of the Occupational Education students plan to obtain jobs upon leaving school, the area of study is concentrated toward thi' goal rather than toward a college preparatory type of program. ,J nd lVlr. Robert Devi ne Distributive Education is a tvvo-year course offered at Burrell for those students whose interests lie in the fields of business and retailing. Special training begins in grade eleven when students .. ... . , . take the Marketing 84 Sales course along with other required sub- jects. This introduces the prospective business employees with the V basic knowledge needed for the outside business world. When stu- . dents reach the twelfth grade, they are able to put their theoreti- hi, 5 cal knowledge to actual practice by working in area retailing stores for a half-day along with continued instruction of merchan- l dising and management principles in the class room. This program is called C.O.E. lCooperative Occupational Experiencel. lVlr. De- l Simone is the Distributive Education teacher at Burrell. l l W Nlr. George DeSimone l l l ' 30 KA...--M uable Training for the Future Q0 ar 'f , l2wmiU AW K !f,frs!L6U774Mr ' ff J f Q Mr. Domen and Mr. Malobicky share a joke in Vllorld Cultures class. e - .': 'E if 'Mtfif ,gg 4, I wfwifqetgi . H g 3 if i , , 1+ ,, - Mr. Tom Domen The Driver Education course, guided by Nlr. Domen furnishes students with a practical and cautious outlook on driving. The course consists of thirty hours of classroom theory and six hours of actual behind-the-wheel training. NX' V .Si 5 sf, f- M 'Iwo-nw . ECL'-5799 , Layer Wanna drag? Home Economics and Industrial Arts Provide The Home Economics Department develops the basic skills needed for the proper care ofthe home. In addition to the courses in Introductory Foods, Advanced Foods, Introductory Clothing, Creative Clothing, and Boy's Homemak- ing, two new courses, Home 81 Family Living and Child Development, are now available. As in all the courses taught at Burrell, Home Economics students are given practical instruction and training for the future. Peggy Stewart and Kym King entertain pre-schoolers in Child Development. ii r , .. ffl -.M rwww Mrs. Anna M. Palermo and Miss Carole Zeolla Welcome to the Future Betty Crocker Club! Practical Skills for Students H' LL 7 0a ve 'Nui y,,,.n-f W-, Roger Gestner plans his next project in Mechanical Drawing. Students express their creativity in Wood Shop 2L, rsss A , ,,,,.,.........s, Mr. Joseph Yedlowski and Mr. Kenneth Cyphert. The aim of the Industrial Arts program is to delve into a particular area of study- mechanical drawing, wood shop, metal shop, or electric shop-and provide train- ing to aid interested, mechanically minded students. Although these courses consist of mostly boys, girls are encouraged to study these courses if they so desire. 'Q 1 Wd' fl: , .Qu fm M X fwpzip we QQ k f N QQ ywygwy bmk .HU 345 W V WR KV V WW MQ GSUQSQQW M QTUDENTUFE 'V X. 'X gk' fc . , , I xv ,J X Lx x x xg X -M Jxvxy Jw wif W CL X 'J VW LVXSL Jw U' N YY V y .K XJR! Vrrr XXX Tv w ' 4 J S XFX, X 'I X f K F N YAP x u Qi c AX' 36 v INVIGORATING POVERTY-STRICKEN .gnu- S i 2 E 5 DEATH-DEFYING SPI RIT STUDENT LIFE I9 . . . EDUCATIONAL CHALLENGING Iv J I I EXCITING B-TICKLING SPELL-BINDING ' I 37 'Q I A P A A Q14 A xx . .,,i I xi .Vx Q Q1 V! .511 401' inf' he 011 fl x. X f' F-F Tn Q ,s f 1 I gif P . k fi fb xx K-- X V X J asm Q HN 6 ' fffii' ... ff' fi N as E' If B gg uf' -df On September 23, 1971, Diane Cavitt, escorted by Bob Shuey, was crowned Homecoming Queen. She was attired in a royal blue velvet gown and carried red long stemmed roses. Homecoming was organized by Student Council with each homeroom electing the nominees. Scott Hershner escorted Sophomore Attendant, Vicki Stanga. 4, .,,,- .f, .mw,wve,,. N. eelel W .M ttyt 1' V ---fax, F gjy: wr a s if . t. t,ti,t . ,c igg 4 O Q l' -1 Q Y K 1. i i W vm ' .. ,Q Alfa ...tli,1f,,., ,. ,,.. Sgt , f ii, .. e y i e at he Nu 2 , S ,. . ' , gk aff ,AT sig 4 it 5 AV , B :to i i. Escorting the Junior Attendant, Toni Slomka, is Ted Meixlesberger. Homecoming '72 1, -.wif R .1 Wff- 24. is 1 . H ' ffm ,,.. i int Senior Attendant, Beth Fouratt, and her escort ' Bob Arcovio. Diane was escorted to the center of the field where Frank Gigler presented her with the crown and Bill Harris placed her cape. Lei Me Enlerlain You The Christmas Concert presented the Band and Choir to the Student body. Burrell's cheerleaders spark spirit into the pep rally. The 327th Army Band presented their concert November 5, 1971. On February 23, Jesus Christ Superstar tic Burrell audience. was performed before an enthusias A Bel-ler Burrell S 1 f f ms. . The new Child Development course was a big success. Wikia ' ' M Q Mr. Moses discusses Burrell's rating with Fredrick Aho, head of accrediting committee. -.1 X 7,?,....,.,.. 2523 BurreII's new cafeteria system has expert supervision. 'fi Ass-A , The Journalism Club surveys copy for the next issue of Hi-Lites l 1-:funn Wi Mr. Hajel guides a lost student. 44 BEAT Infroducing The ,S . If rf' .IWN6-1 , Q CJ 'xg-gg wi .,,,.... -. Burrell , sf Bucs? Gym classes are an important part of the weekly curriculum. Sound Body. Sound Mind? Please-not another one. Girls' Intramurals help 8th period to Fly By The male cheerleaders-goal of athlete. All Work and No Plag? Burrell students on the prowl. Cupcakes anyone? by M o -fb: : They're all blank' You Devil you! l Pilot to co-pilot . . . l .Q Preparing for the test K Q K 1 f K X Q -v K W K W...- , Q 'NN E, s 55' 1' fi Q' 'ef Q -', L fm.. . 42 5 W-ww., W W, iv ,mr .. M. gum sgw V' ff WM X, 2 WM, , , X if X2 1 X 4 QJ EL m i5ZaaW wwcMfQI!wfwf1f jxbvlffi, Q?L ACTIVITIES 1 Mixed Chorus Rovv l: Mr. Skorija, B. Liska, N. Herrington, J. Wasylosky, P. Rafalko, T. Marino, L..McKillop, N. Brown, B. Parks, L. Mclntire. Row ll: J. Dunlap, A. Tudor, C. Post, P. Tomasezewski, S. De Martino, M. Matisko, J. Klingensmith, B. Smith, D. Yannuzzi, D. Venter D. Tietsvvorth. Row llI: E. Groves, C. Fastuca, S. Wolfe, E. Scherf, B. Ihrig, P. Shields, S. Rickey, D. Dorociak, S. Patla, L. Haupin, C. Kowalik. Flow IV: B. Simpson, P. Johnson, M. Jacobus, D. Boyer, D. Cochran, D. Crider, M. Knoll, J. Morris, P. Lobur, G. Oliver. The Choir is designed for students who wish to express themselves through music. They participate in concerts, as- semblies, and other entertaining events, and send representatives to county, dis- trict, and State Choir Festivals. The director of the choir is Mr. Steve Skorija. The officers are President, Evy Groves, Vice-President, Diane Tietsworth, and Sec.-Treas., Becky Simpson. Female Chorus Row I: B. Qziedzic, G. Mlgliorini, L. Ducato, K. Moore, W. Huston, K. Dean, B. Mazur, J. Heffner, L. Sakai, J. Wasylosky Row ll: K. Hardy, D. Ferguson, L. Berkey, P. Zanotti, J. Rollison, A. Spak, T. Hardy, D. Devine. Row III: H. Martin, M. Beresik, C. Powers, D. Ross, D. Waugaman, L. Howard, L. Jones, P. Leydig. Concerl Band Row I: J. Lausberg, D. Coulson, G. Wierzbicki, K. Schoepf, W. Haser, P. Vandenburgh. Bow ll: T. Sluss, G. Howell, D. Kowal, E. Shultz, G. Leah, E. Gazarik. Row Ill: K. Davis, Fl. Wertkin, J. Kaizcor. Bow IV: D. Stancel, D. Farbishel, D. Scandrol, D. Neil, R. Shuey, C. Misak, J. Sluss. Row l: D. D'Argenzio, T. Molchan, B. Walker, M. Pazul, B. Tobin, S. Bosso, B. Gilligan Row ll: N. Prinkey, J. Bell, J. Provenzo, T. Rearick, B. Sepelyak, L. Wolfe, T. Howard. Row III: E. Zack, J. Parker, J. Morrow, D. Stoller, Nonn, B. Wareham. Row IV: D. Fullerton, P. Nonn, P. DeFeIice, S. Boe, P. Pellafone, K. King, J. Prinkey Row I: R. Riddle, J. Paulice, M. Sepelyak, R. Pellafone, D. King, J. C. Morrow. Row Il: R. Yannuzzi, D. Shaffer, T. Haluscak, Sperri, L. Susini, R. Carroll. Row Ill: G. Myer, R. Woods, K. Howard, B. Tonks, J. Hall. Row IV: D. Kakuk, J. Howden, M. Salak, C. Baumann, J. Rametta, R. Hart, D. Gmerek, C. Reimer, R. Melani, K. Schwab. The purpose of the Concert Band is to increase the students know- ledge in good music literature, to stimulate interest in the playing and appreciation of the finest in all types of good music and musicians, to develop students aesthetically. The activities of the band include per- forming evening concerts and participating in an exchange program. The officers of all the bands are: Mike Sepelyak, President, Rick Pellfone, Vice President. Pep Band 'I Row l: R. Carroll, D. Kowal, G. Pedatella, R. Pellafone, T. Rearick, D. Gmerek, G. Wierzbicki, D. Shaffer, D. Coulson, D. Neil. Row ll: J. Schoepf, R. Melani, T. Haluscak, D. King, R. Yannuzzi, M. Sepelyak, R, Tonks, J. Hall. The purpose of the Pep Band is to stimulate school spirit at athletics functions. Dance Band - -- .es-ew..--,. f.....f- S HH K ,- . K , , ,1W'. .,f' r l A ,..., s. .Q ,. - V- 7 . . f - W K .gl fl, ' Nia., gpm Q K is 53 .. Nfl.. . f kkhh 'l:.'f..:.ff7':zft? ,,.., .1 W ' ' -' . G ' s Row l: B. Tobin, D. Kowal, T. Rearick, G. Thickey, M. Kowal, J. Provenzo, G. Wierzbicki, R. Walker, K. Schoepf, D. Coulson, R. Melani, J. Schoepf. Flow ll: J. Rametta, D. Farbishel, D. Neil, R. Shuey, D. Stancel, P. Vandenburgh, R. Riddle. Row Ill: R. Pellafone, M. Sepelyak, G. Paulice, D. King, J. Hall, Sperry, T. Haluscak. The purpose of the Stage Band is to increase the students knowledge in modern idiom and also the art of improvisation. lt prepares a student for a pos- sible career in the entertainment field or advocation. They performed in the Alle-Kiski Stage Band Festival ,t I and the Anglo-International Music Festival in Coven- try, England. They also give their own concerts and assemblies. We ,. , , , ,',x Majorel-les 3 3-was Y! 5-may . time Q, ' .1 fa' , 1 swf - nr , w, -eww 2 N- as 11 is 'wtte 1 AY fa .re fill ' sed! li- ,W . ,M M T 4:2 .WCM Q., w, mE W, kwa Y fail l 5 6 Row l: S. Policicchio, E. Groves, D. Andrews, B. Berlinski, J. DeFelices. Row ll: C. Allen, Pellafone, K. Hardy, N. Brown, J. Morgan, A. Veltri. Row Ill: C. Gaydac, N. Schultz, J. Flollison, lVl. Devine, E. Sprowls. Row IV: J. Zibreg, R. Nloret, L. Schneider, R. Taylor, P. Leydig, J. Plasczynski. BurreII's Marching band and majorettes are a blend of talent, diligence, and spirit. The band is led by Drum Major, Tom Rearick and head majorette is Darlene Andrews. They perform at all football games, in local parades and in the Alle-Kiski marching festival. IVIr. Lagoon sponsors the band and majorettes. Ili'-rigs r.. E, W Q . .WE all - - Marching Band fx! DEW. cv... P 'W 9 1 956113, if mi... ,,,L if J B '55 A! 5 I FX! Row l: R. Carroll, R. Melani, W. Anchors, D. Gmerek, R. Frank, T. Flearick, G. Pedatella, J. Schoepf, J. Taraba, C. Reimer. Row ll: C. Kuntz, G. Huet, R. Brzowski, P. Vandenburgh, J. Provenzo, B. Sepelyak, B. Shuey, R. Pellafone, D. Coulson, K. Schoepf, K Howard, E. Zack, T. Howard. Row Ill: B. Phillips, D. D'Argenzio, P. DeFelice, J. Prinkey, K. King, S. Young, R. Regis, D. Baughman, D. Fullerton, C. Sowinski, C. lVlatocha, D. Kakuk, W. Wareham. Row IV: P. Nonn, S. Chapp, G. Paulice, J. Parker, J. lVlorrow, D. Kowal, B. Walker, J. Hall, W. Haser, S. Landis, K. Schwab, T. Clark. Row V: E. Foust, R. Vruggink, G. Hawden, lVl. Pazul, R. Riddle, E. Schultz, D. Neil, G. Wierzbicki, T. Nlolchan, B. Gilligan, D. King, L Wolfe, R. Yannuzzi. Row VI: J.,Rametta, J. Piecka, R. Tonks, J. Bello, D. Powers, L. Nlarietti, M. Sepelyak, D. Farbishel, D. Stancel, K. Davis, S. Bosso, A. Spiering, B. Tobin. Stage Crew The Stage Crew is in charge of setting up the stage for public presentations. They are also responsible for the stage and auditorium lighting at assemblies as well as the other technical aspects of stage management. The Stage Crew is sponsored by lVlr. Bosin. Row I: M. Pearson, D. Prager, E. Fantuzzo, B. Wrable. Row I: C. Quigley, A. Ulizio, A. Shavenski, A. Veltri. Row ll: Fl. DeCroo, J. Scibilia, L. Berkey, M. Kowal, C. Kowalik, S. Muse, D. Kowal, T. Zaboski, P. Vandenburgh, J. Noga. Row Ill: P. Lawson, J. Less, D. Devine, S. Kromka, P. Walzer, J. Fladzwill, F. Obidovvski, C.'Cherre, J. Pleva. Row IV: D. Gmerek. B. Arcovio, B. Shank, lVl. Shields, J. Devine, A. Migliorisi, lVl. Pleva. Student Council The Student Council is the basic student organization of the school. Its purpose is to help the student body with any problems that may arise. There are ten representatives elected from each class. The officers are Pres. Tony Ulizio, Vice-Pres. Anita Veltri, Sec- retary Angeles Shavenskyg and Treas. Chris Quigley. EXIT Qian l ow I: J. Noga, R. Taylor, J. Pleva, D. Andrews, Mr. Don Kelly. ow ll: P. Tomasczewski, L. Lubiano, M. Hughes, A. Veltri, M. Kline, L. Sealy, T. Tiberio, L. Abraham, J. Veschi, . Hightower, A. Hughes, G. Johnson, G. Oliver, T. Obey. ow Ill: J. Hollis, M. Hughes, Ft. Turack, A. Shavensky, M. J. Pleva, L. Greco, T. Allen, C. Karaica, C. Oliver, B. W orris, D. Biddle. T holographg i The main purpose of the photography club is to inter- est students in photographs. By learning the techniques of photography in high school, students acquire a knowledge of the camera, a knowledge which can prove beneficial later on. Afro American The purpose is to create bet- ter understanding between blacks and whites. This was the first year for the Afro-American club. The club took an active part in the Sickle cell anemia program in cooperation with the athletes foundation. . . . , -nie.-,-1 Flow l: Fl. Haupin, K. Cosentino, A. Shavenksy, Fl. DeCroo, B. Curtis, B. Bottegal, D. Bossio, K. Cuglietta. Row ll: M. Choltko, R. Carroll, C. Simon, G. Claasen, J. Taraba, M. Sepelyak, G. Kaufman, J. Jack, J. Clinger, B. Fouratt, M. Fitzmau rice. Fulu Row I: M. Rarnsden, J. Morgan, N. Brown, C. Bredon, J. Scibilia, L. Abraharn, M. Kline, D. Collins, K. Couch, S. Young. Row ll: S. Devine, D. Sanesi, J. Mohney, S, Policicchio, C. Toney, M. Tromza, P. Tornasczewski, S. DeMartino, P. Lawson. Row Ill: K. Grooms, J. Acre, M. Weidner, M. Rychlinski, C. Kocon, C. Sargent, M. Devine, C. Gaydac, P. Evans, L. Hess, K. Steer. Flow IV: P. Kurpakus, T. Allen, J. Hotalski, J. Rhoades, S. Husar, B. Procopio, L. Fiorina, S. Hilliard, J. Croyle, D. Waugaman, S. Andrejeski, P. Zanotti, P. Shields. The purpose ofthe club is to make the communtiy aware of the mentally retarded. The club also raises money for local activi- , ties and provides recrea- jf, tion for the retarded of the city. Row I: P. Zanotti, J. Wasylosky, E. Scherf, J. Less, A. Tudor, D. Solomon, Mr. Fred Gaggini, P. Moret, M. McKrisky, J. Prinkey, L. Torkeo, P. Kurpakus, B. Procopio. Flow ll: H. Martin, D. Hawk, N. Prinkey, C. Kubany, C. Grooms, L. Heavner, M. Flychlinski, L. Berkey, K. Steer, P. son, S. Andrejeski, R. Pedatella, W. Mclntyre, V. Stubrick. Flow Ill: A. Siembida, V. Coglio, K. Brun, P. DeFeIice, S. Philips, J. Scibilia, M. Devine, K, Martin, J. Klingensmith, M. Pulice, L. Haupin, D. McArdle, B. Deiseroth. Row IV: C. Yacko, C. Ruffner, R. Knapp, B. Bennett, S. Klingensmith, T. Marino, C. Augustine, C. Bredon, C. Allen, C Gaydac, K. Hardy, C. Sargent, N. Shaffer. Row V: C. Matocha, T. Swanderski, S, Boe, J. Rossi, A. Sellari, D, Karan, W. Huston, K. Myers, M. Smith, S. Gladowski S. Novak, M. Swanderski. Nurses .- ' 7 v - Y' X I Row l: L. Koshanski, K. Stevenson, L. Zulawinski, L. Montemurro, C. Montemurro, R. Libengood, M. Matisko, A. Mazary. Row Il: J. Landis, D. Yannuzzi, L. McAninch, L. Ducato, L. Fox, G. Oliver, L. Beck, J. Radzwill, Row Ill: K. Lettrich, J. Hilovsky, J. Nonn, R. Hiles, D. Regenda, A. Stascak, D. Venter, T. Obey, C. Quigley. Row IV: J. Koebel, C. Balog, H. Shaffer, D. Szarewicz, T. Swanderski, C. Matocha, C. Truver, N. Schultz, K. Dunn, A. Tudor, V. Stubrick. The purposes of the organization are to promote student nurses recruitment, to aid members in evaluating required qualifications for entrance to a nurs- ing school, and to guide members into the pro- per channels in selecting a school of nursing. Pam Kurpakus President Lori Davis V. President Joan Klingensmith Secretary Robin Libengood Treasurer Row l: C. Truver, S. Nixon, M. Devlin, M. Crowell, B. Mazur, K. Bennett, L. Howard, L. Peters, R. Moret, C. Martin, S. Periello, C. Quigley, R. Nelson. Row ll: L. Blandford, D. Czmerda, D. Englehart, J. Wasylosky, K. Lettrich, C. McAndrew, K. Moore, D. Mydock, A. Pfeiffer, M. Tromza, G. Kus, L. Pulice. Row Ill: N. Schultz,'J. Irvine, M. Arezina, C. Crim, C. Balog, H. Shaffer, D. Venter, S. Menk, M. Weidner. Row IV: S. Policicchio, B. Fouratt, J. DeFelices, C. Cambal, S. Bartholf, L. Kochanski, K. DeCroo, P. Olinger, B. Curtis, L. Mclntire, B. Parks, J. Prinkey, S. Hunter. Row V: J. Mohney, D. Harrick, K. Herman, R. Pedatella, C. Bredon, R. Balcom, F. Ceccarelli, D. Cochran, G. Dudek, T. Larrow. m fl 3 1 S i c s Gymnastics is a tremen- dous all around body builder. It develops strength, balance, agility and self-confidence. Another purpose ofthe club is to develop knowledge and understanding about the sport of gymnastics. Row I: C. Baum, P. Snyder, E. Scherf, K. Kelly, C. Post, M. Greene, J. Antoon, D. Cavitt, K. Nlyers, P. Rafalko. Row ll: S. Woodburn, V. Croyle, T. Sluss, D. Dorociak, C. Fastuca, B. Spires, S. Walker, T. Hardy, C. Cherre, T. Kelley, P. Nloret, A. Spak. Row lll: P. Vandenburg, D. Sieber, L. Kuchta, J. Sluss, T. Moore, L. Susini, G. Pedatella, B. Brackin, D. Phillips, R. Wolfe, B. Kelley, G. Stewart, R. Bates. 1 ir' 41 K' Row l: B. Shore, T. Doners, C. Sargent, L. Abati, M, A. Swanderski, J. Morrow, D. lVliddIeby, D. Bolt, GromLey, S. Stennett. l Row ll: T. Pfund, B. lVlcKrisky, R. Leydig, L. Basta, P. Lobur, P. Shields, S. VanCamp, R. Snoznik, C. Bates, J. Q Migliorisi, K. Jombock, P. Johnson. l Row Ill: D. Archibald, C. Slagle, S. Gadsby, G. Gaydosik, E. Gazarik, K. Sheldon, G. Claassen, G. Feroce, C. Smithl M. Ferguson, K. Schoepf, D. Accorsi, D. Middleby, R. Jordan. l V L,.:,, . ,.jw ,.. K , ,,,1 if, .LL.. .A V . ILA K K ,N , .. I., . Row I: C. Manconi, C. Cropcho, P. Pellafone, M. Mazza, M. Marotti, J. Wasylosky, K. Couch, D. De Ardo, J. Veschi, S. Alquist, D. Duncan, K. Steer, T. Hardy. Row Il: G. Ference, M. Rychlinski, P. Leydig, J. Antoon, K. Vesio, E. Georgevich, L. McAninch, C. Montemurro, P. Lawson, D. Devine, B. Branch. Row Ill: R. Scherf, L. Heffner, T. Freehling, G. Johnson, R. Nelson, M. Beresik, S. Patla, B. Walker, L. Torkeo, J. Wasylosky, L. Sakal, K. Kajut, S. Hunter. Row lV: C. Oliver, B. Ihrig, T. Osman, J. Hollis, S. Atkinson, M. Crowell, M. Arezina, J. VanNorman, J. Zibreg, C. Weidner, C. Truver. Row I: L. Hoare, R. Taylor, C. Heidelmeier, L. Fishel, F. Bello, D. Sanesi, R. Vesio, L. Basta. Row Il: J. Pleva, R. Pochet, M. Ramsden, J. Less, D. Kakowski, K. Cropcho, B. Fouratt, S. Policicchio, B. Berlin- ski, C. Puhlman. Row lllz M. Pleva, P. Krause, C. Baker, C. Hilovsky, M. McClung, B. Markovich, D. Englehart, D. Cieslinski, J. Pulcini, A. Ginocchi. Row IV: J. Prinkey, D. Ewing, M. Pazul, S. Wolfe, M. Nemet, N. Schultz, S. Nixon, K. Martin, P. Reigh, L. Howard. U U I' 9 9 3 C 9 I' l S The Future Teachers of America is a national organi- zation of high school students examining and exploring the career of Professional Educa- tion. The two purposes of the club are to provide experi- ences in the teaching situa- tion, and to provide informa- tion for college preparation and choice of colleges for professional education. The cIub's main activity was par- ticipating in America. 0 Fl S 9 I' V 3 i o n N3 Y ' s x W I Row I: L. Olijar, J. Van Norman, K. Vesio, R. Scherf, G. Claasson, R. Weston, B. Shuey, R. Anderson, J. Arnold C Smith, C. Engler, J. Placzynski. Row ll: W. Gilligan, K. Timko, R. Sundberg, M. Rychlinski, A. Stascak, D. Regenda, C. Bredon, J. Scibilia, B. Spiering, S. Spadera, C. Heidelmeier, M. Sokalski, A. Siembida. Row Ill: F. Rutka, V. Rhoades, M. Sluss, C. VanWagenen, R. Carney, T. Fisher, J. Elbicki, P. Lucas, J. Taraba, J. Leos, L. Antoon. Row IV: T. Ference, G. Farneth, T. Sailock, K. Cambel, J. Crognali, J. Hilovsky, B. Lindh, B. Liska, B. Balcom, D. Siclari, P. Hilorsky, L. Jones, C. Kocan, R. Goodrich. Row V: M. Mazza, M. Marotti, M. Behning, F. Bello, T. Zaboski, T. Swanderski, C. Matocha, P. Frank, F. Ceccarelli K. Howard. FBLA Row I: Mrs. Malobicky, D. Ross, V. Larrow, M. Newell, D. Fitch, J. Lynn, E. Farbishel, S. Becker, G. Scott, D. Pletcher, D. Kerchenko. Row II: D. Sulitz, J. Dunlap, G. Andrasy, S. Buckshire, D. Mills, O. Sinegal, C. Adams, S. Gladowski, R. Swiergol, S. Novak. Row lll: A. Barnas, S. Husar, J. Hotalski, C. Montemurro, L. McAnnich, J. Beacom, K. Steer, S. Amitage, P. Nonn, K. Chobanian, D. Bossio, S. Hrivnak, S. Shanko, N. Jenkins, E. Dale, P. Myers, P. Lawson, C. Wagner. Row V: S. Annechini, P. Adams, S. Giebler, C. Baker, P. Krause, D. Jackson, C. Dunlap, C. Wells, P. McKinney, D. Zollinger, B. Waterloo. Row VI: M. Miller, L. Dorociak, W. Kanaan, S. Gibson. To develop competent, aggressive business leaders by strengthening their confi- dence and their work. It also creates more interest and understanding in the intelli- gent choice of their business occupations. Patty Nonn-President, Val Larrow-V. President, Sandy Buckshire-Secretary: Angela Mazary-ParIiamen- tarianp Chris Adams-Treasu rerg Jackie Acre-Historian. - A ' ,.,,..-.- on M. DeCroo. X. lt is the aim of the Con- servation Club to strive to de velop an interest in the use and misuse of natural resources in the local areas. E l s :fe D. Sanesi, R. Fisher, S. Devine, P. Libengood, D. Yohe, J. Dzanaj, T. Adams, C. Yockey, T. Libengood, K, ow ll: D. Clark, G. Smith, R. Colick, P. Lawson, K. Steer, T. Zaffuto, M. Carney, B. Shuey, E. McKee, P. Tobin, .Shanko. ow Ill: T. Gordon, Betts, J. O'Lear, B. Wareham, K. Steveson, B. Thomas, D. Cieslinski, T. Oddis, A. Lorenzetti, . Vesio. ow IV: L. Abraham, T. Allen, D. Andrews, D. Herbeck, L. Wolfe, S. Kelley, S. Crow, C. Harge, D. Ziemkiwiez, S. ine. ow V: C. Farneth, T. Ference, R. Walmsley, B. Nordmark, R. Hart, R. Tomayko, J. Kaser, J. Husar, T. Gordon, J. piering, J. Plasczynski. The purpose of the DECA Club is to develop a respect for education which will not only contribute to occupa- tional competence, but also promote an understanding and an appreciation for the responsibilities of citzenship in our free enterprise system. DECA Y T Row I: R. Lauffer, B. Ferguson, M. Newell, D. Fitch, Lynn, K. Baker, J. Kline, R. Wilks. Row Il: P. Tobin, J. Chesmark, M. Miller, S. Annachini, B. Deiseroth, M. Walker, C. Brick, D. Evans, D. Morgan, C. Stelnke. Row lll: T. Reed, S. Perfors, G. Scott, P. Adams, C. Heyer, M. Swanderski, M. Smith, S. Novak, S. Gladowski, D. Schall, S, Lawton. The Football Club meets every club period during the year to discuss strategy that will be used in games. The Football Club also functions as a service organization for the school. Home-Ec Seminar The purpose is to explore opportunities in the home economics field. The mem- bers have to belong to one home Economic class. Some activities are observing the Montessori School, selling candles for Christmas and tak- ing field trips. Football Club 5 f 1 i Row 1: M. Ursetta, M. Christoforetti, T. Leslie, A. Conti, E. Fantuzzo, O. Quarles, M. Brnik, J. Husar, B. Gudmun son, J. Martinkovich, F. Gigler, D. Atkinson, B. Gamble, E. Pacussa. Rovv ll: G. Hatcher, T. Alfonsi, J. Lukas, B. Key, M. Conti, R. Weston, P. Kru beck, G. Key, T. Cavitt, R. Slater, L. Hess, J. Spana. Row Ill: M. Bevilacqua, W. Artkowsky, M. McKillop, D. Harris, C. Fastuca, K. Lucas, B. Zandona, F. Novvikowski, D. Ross, B. Harris, R. Graham, Fl. Acre. R. sper, J. Gigler, K. C. Meyer, D. Her- Beattie, J. Morrow, T. Herbeck, P. Haser, E. Mohney, R. Graham. 5, . Left to Right: C. Dunlap, P. Dilen, D. Bockoras, Miss Carole Zeolla, D. Tietsworth, J. DeFelices, M, McKrisl Keg Club . -.-9 - ' ' - 1-pt --H , . 3 Wa ,..,,. ,,, .,,, ., ,.,,, ,,., . , , .. . V , ' . W- ' ' f -- ww-vw .. , A '-'--V Row I: B. Arcovio, R. Oellafone, D. Gmerek, R. Yannuzzi, D. Liska, K. Santschi. Row ll: Mr. Ralph Giordano, D. Atkinson, F. Gigler, B. McKilIop, J. Rollison, G. Praniewicz, G. Wierzbicki, A. Migliousi, T. Ulizio, M. Sepelyak, D. Neil, C. Steinke. Row lIl: T. Pretryka, A. Venizie, C. Cortese, C. Szczesny, M. Arteritano, T. Davis, E. Szczesny, J. Bakos, T. Molchan, G. Labecki, R. Nelson, K. Hall. Row IV: B. Fouratt, F. Ginocchi, D. Sakulik, T. Haluscak, U. Rhodes, J. Bocko, B. Redrnund, T. Murin, G. Shurina, M. Shields, K. Baumann, B. Shank. The Key Club is a service club which is an extension of the Kiwanis. The purpose is to run the concession stand and serve at banquets. U 'f'f A,--Q ,ff - , ff . ofa H 1 - ,, . Row l: C. Bredon, C. Serluco, P. Lawson, L. Hess, K. Hardy, C. Allen, R. Pedatella, C. Gaydac, M. Georgevich, K Redmond, A. Stasiak. Row ll: D. Kakuk, D. Kluciner, D. Flegende, D. Fergunson, L. Berkey, M. Kowal, C. Kowalik, C. Manconi, C. Kubany, J. Scibilia. Row I Il: S. Devine, C. Powers, F. Bello, R. Fisher, P. Leydig, M. Conti, D. Devine, T. Freehling, C. Crissman, S. Kromka, Mrs. Whitaker Row IV: J. Lausberg, B. Redmond, D. Manley, M. Kardibin, M. Knoll, B. Jeffries, F. Daugherty, D. Zarichnak, D Kowal. The purpose of the club is to prepare students to make the PA announcements every morning, to play music before school begins, and to aid students in- terested in becoming radio announcers. Officers of the club are: Bob Belli, Music Director, Jeff Lausberg, Program, Dave Kowal, News Director, Charmagne Kubany, Continuity. ? A 5.2, 4 N . L AA , Row l: C. Karaica, M. Kennelly, D. Novick. Row ll: S. Stroud, K. Leicht, J. Morgan, L. Snyder, K. Trimble, L. Pulice, L. Haupin, R. Hans, G. Kus. Row Ill: M. Wood, M. Hiles, B. Balcom, D. Ceccarelli, P. Jarussi, P. Myers, Mr. Jacques Watkins. The purpose of the Art Club is to foster an interest in the various areas of art as potential hobbies for peo- ple who do not elect art as a vocation. Demonstrations of various art techniques, films, guest speakers, and workshops are presented during club sessions. .... . . 5 Row I: D. Feil, S. Young, P. Walzer, S. Kromka, S. Kaufman, J. Plasczynskr, D. Pletcher, E Farbishel, S. Buckshire, D. Cavitt. Row ll: T. Fiorina, D. Petrosky, M. Spak, L. Peters, M. Leah, C. McAndrew, L. Greco, A. Veltri, R. Bennett. Librarg Aides The aides help the librarian to operate a smoothly function- ing instructional materials center. A few of their duties are: to work at the charging desk, to shelve books, and to stamp and pro- cess new books. wAMnwWM,.,-,.f' Row l: D. Sieber, D. Martin, C. Briscoe, C. Quigley, L. Capiross, T. Freehling, D. Devine, J. Radzwill, L. Barra- clough, L. Sealy, P. Adams, L. Kochanski, J. Lynn. Row II: Mrs. Selma Karsten, B. Livrone, S. Walker, C. Scheftic, J. Koebel, D. Szarewicz, K. Sheldon, B. Smith, G. Kus, K. King, B. Deiseroth, C. Sargent, V. Umbaugh, Mrs. Jacqueline Kowalik. Handbook The purpose of the club is to edit and publish the Burrell Handbook. The handbook acquaints the student with important rules, regulations and activities which concern the student body. The staff is chosen by the business department. in - yiiwqx Row I: E. Farbishel, V. Larrow, J. Beacom, C. Wills. Row ll: M. Siembida, D. McKinney, S. Armitage, D. Ross, D. Sulitz, A. Barnas, B. Walker, P. Nonn, S. Patla. .4 Audio-Visual Aides HI? l if The purpose of the A-V Club is to personally learn to operate as many of the pro- jectors as possible and to help distribute and locate equipment. 'I' Flow l: Mrs. Jacqueline Kowalik, Mrs. Selma Karsten. Flow ll: R. Melani, L. Begovich, R. Becker, K. Kogot, E. Szczesny. Librarg Club The Library Club's service is to read the shelves, and return books to the proper place, and to do some extra personal reading. Row I: M. McClung, J. Wasylosky, K. Kowalik, B. Ahmadi-Tehrani, Mrs. Selma Karsten. Row ll: D. Martin, C. Scheftic, L. Sakal, J. Koebel, D. Szarewicz, M. Beresik, J. Heffner, S. Patla, E. Georgevich, D. DeArdo. 3 A i . ti - 2 5 1 . . Q ' Row I: W, Plusquellic, K. Votquerme, C. Stroud, K. Madera, P. Lucas, R. Pedatella, Nl. Tutelo, B. Hatcher, J. Devine, B. B. Basta, J, English, H. Peli, W. Sabot. Row ll: R. Melani, J. Jarrett, P. Sperry, K. Krajcik, K. Kadunce, G. Kochanski, K. Povlick, W. Polczynski, R. Rotto, F. Sekscinski, K. Novak. Row III: R. Vesio, lVlr. Kariotis, L. Basta Asfronomg The purpose of the Biolog Club is to provide facilities for students to conduct indi- vidual experiences of their own preference in the field of biology. Biologg The purpose of the Astro- logy Club is to study the planetarium and familiarize oneself with equipment and astronomy in general. The officers are R. Peda- tella-Pres., lVl. Tutelo-V- Pres., B. Hatcher-Secr'y. Row I: lVlr. Samuel Earhart, Mr. Joseph Szul. Row ll: lVl. Fitzmaurice, K. Hummel, S. Atkinson, J. Dunn, K. Dunn, Nl. Paden, J. Gelorme, R. Napierkowski, G. Obbink, T. Howard. Chemislru Club The purpose ofthe Chem istry Club is to give students an opportunity to pursue some of their interests in chemistry, which are usually not obtained in the normal classroom situation. These include guest speakers, field trips and projects. Program Directors for Club Activities are Tom Rearick and Robert Wardle. Row I: Mrs. Sheila Strober, T. Zaboski, C. Dombroski. Row Il: R. Libengood, J. Rollison, K. Hummel, C. Baumann, T. Howard, B. Gilligan, D. King, R. Nelson, T. Rea- rick. Row Ill: R. Yannuzzi, B. Wardle, J. Gelorme, H. Gordon. Phgsics The purpose of Physics Club is to do demonstrations in Fundamental Physics once a week, while the Radio Club learns to operate and work with radio equipment. The officers are K. Hall- Pres.g C. Cortese-Sec., Nl. Paden-Treas. 45 Row l: J. English, J. Gigler, C. Cortese, Nlr. Ralph Giordano, F. Gigler, E. Gazarik, B. Basta, D, Farbishel, D. Shaf- fer. Row ll: L. Schneider. Row Ill: D. Knoll, S. Kelley, G. Praniewicz, D. Solomon, J. Jarrett, A. Venezie, T. Pietryka, K. Hall, J. Devine, T. Sailock, G. Shurina, Nl. Paden, J. Sims, W. Hill, J. Cosentino. German Club The purpose ofthe club is to provide extra activities for inter- ested German students. They learn German dances, how to bake or cook German foods and see movies in German. Duane Shaffer-President: Peggy Ste- wart-Vice President, Linda Racioppi-Secretary: Eddie Bates-Treasurer. Row I: L. McKillop, C. Martin, J. Burd, L. Capiross, J. Hardy, C. Briscoe, L. Rucki, J. Silverman, L. Lubiano, C. Reimer. Row II: Miss Cindy Crumley, S. Boe, D. Hightower, M. Pulice, D. Kastelic, S. McKillop, R. Hill, J. Jeffries. Row llI: D. Powers, L. Haley, K. Lawther, J. Pfeiffer, K. Schwab, D. Dornblaser. , . .,,.,...... 3 E . Row ll: D. Cribbs, N. Shaffer, S. Hilliard, C. Puhlman, D. Piper, J. Landis, L. Mallon, R. Morrison, P. Sperry, R. Flow lll: M. Soroko, C. Provenzo, C. Hayes, G. Saylor, L. Schneider, J. Scheftic, P. Baumann, W. Livingston, B. Row IV: S. Knoll, J. Novick, L. Sluciak, P. Ostrowski, D. Scandrol, G. Oakley, T. Ryba, A. Falleroni, P. Krider, S. Spanish Club To create further interest ir Spanish speaking peoples and the Spanish language by learni about the Spanish cultures is the club's purpose. A couple 0 the activities were: a trip to tl Taco shop in Etna, and to a pe formance ofthe Ballet Folkldr co of Mexico at the Syria Mosque. President: Diane High tower, and Treasurer: Charlie Reimer Scrawler The SCRAWLER is the tudent literary magazine. lt resents original poetry, es- ays, short stories and other literary forms as well as art in the form of a magazine published in the spring. All llvork is done by Burrell H.S. tudents and published by the Scrawler staff. i Left to right: A. Ginocchi, J. Rollison, L. Hoare, S. Cogar, K. Wise, M. Hiles, K. Trimble, S. Muse, L. Snyder, K. Kepics, J. Morgan. Hi-Liles The purpose of the club is to produce the school news- paper, BURRELL HI-LITES, and to implement skills learned in class. The Co-Edi- tors are Don Biddle and Susan Muse, News Editor-Karen Bennett, Feature Editor-Sue Cogar, and Sports Editor- Brad Gudmundson. - psi lRow l: B. Gudmundson, K. Bennett, S. Muse,-ed., S. Cogar. !Row ll: M. Siembida, K. Wise, C. Cherre, K. Jombock, D. Mydock, J. Rollison, L. Racciopi, L. Hoare, R. Swiergol, lL. Snyder, Mr. Ted Hince. iRow Ill: J. Landis, M. Nlandarino, J. Jeffries, D. Neil, M. Shields, J. Gigler, J. Bocko, B. Shank. Wlfill National VX N! ' l M! e ip in the National Honor Society is fig!! sed o h principles of Scholarship, Leadership, L i harac er, and Service. , T become a candidate for membership in the g of 2.95 or better. Prospective members are rated by teachers in the areas of Leadership, Character, and Service. Member- ship in the National Honor Society is limited to Juniors and Seniors. The officers are: President, Tony Ulizio, Vice- president, Karen Trimblep Secretary, Rick Yannuzzi, I and Treasurer, Tom Rearick. Mr. Don Kelly sponsors the National Honor Society. lj , ty, a student must maintain a scholastic stand- vl, M Seniors Flow Flow Row Row Row KN ' iii fn' . X f' YV I: B. Walker, S. Cogar, L. Snyder, K. Trimble, R. Yannuzzi, T. Flearick, T. Ulizio, J. Jeffries, B. Fouratt, M. McKrisky. ll: J. Klingensmith, D. Andrews, L. Torkeo, V. Larrow, J. Beacom, J. Prinkey, K. Stevenson, K. Kepics, J. Pulcini, D. Tietsworth lll: J. Pfeiffer, V. Stubrick, K. Dunn, L. Howard, C. Dombroski, B. Walker, S. Muse, K. Bennett, P. Stewart, J. Morgan. IV: B. Yetter, B. Simpson, B. Arcovio, J. Rollison, M. Paden, D. Knoll, M. Sepelyak, F. Marotti, V: M. Hiles, G. Praniewicz, D. Gmerek, R. Pellafone, A. Venezie, D. Liska, D. Neil, B. Wardle, K. C. Meyer. Buccopia 19. -N8 U6-4. -an Row l: C. Dombroski, A. Ginocchi, B. Simpson, K. Bennett, J. Jeffries-ed., A. Stultz, B. Wardle, Mr. Don Kelly. Flow II: T. Molchan, C. Provenzo, R. Yannuzzi, K. Jombock, M. Crowell, A. Barnas, D. Yannuzzi, K. Cropcho, J. smith, S. Montgomery, B. Jeffries, M. Sepelyak. Row III: C. Cortese, D. Gmerek, D. Atkinson, M. Beresik, S. Kromka, L. Snyder, J. Less, J. Rollison, P. Fleigh, S. DeMartino. Klingen The members of the Buccopia staff are re- sponsible for publishing BurreIl's Yearbook. Much time is spent capping pictures, drawing layouts, writing copy, captions, and headlines, and selling advertising. This year a fund-raising concert by the Duquesne Jazz Band was held. This year's editor-in-chief was Jane Jeffries with Student Life editor Karen Bennett, Activi- ties editor Becky Simpson, Sports editor Bob Wardle, Underclassmen editor Anna Maria Gi- nocchi, Seniors editor Ann Stultz, Ads editor Carol Dombroski, Business Manager Rick Yan- nuzzi, and Bookkeeper Arleen Barnas. Mr. Don Kelly sponsors the Yearbook. 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Fantuz- zo, P. Krusper, K. C. Meyer, B. Gudmundson. Row IV: F. Gigler, L. Mclntire, J. Martinkovich, G. Kankowski, J. Husar, R. Wolfe, J. Mills, D. Atkinson, T. Leslie. 93 'DQ'- Coaches eZ4 D Flow I: George Geyer, Frank Soiomond, Joe Boario. Row ll: Chuck Swanderski, John Litz, John Tomiczek, Dom Giordano. Take it up on the hill! . down for pushups . . . backs over here, line over there . . .first offense and suicide squad ...hit 'emll . . .againl . line up for sprints . . . move it!! . . . up on the sled . . .who stole my socks? . . . touchdown!! .. .shorts today . . . him? he plays coach ...down for monkey rolls.. . take it in' 6 Tim Murdock Allan Conti Terry McNutt X g To ,af ,www L 'E 0 ' Barry Taylor fu Dave Silliman Seniors 3 On Your Mark Rich Weston ,L Randy Haser Seniors Paul Krusper Ottie Quarles Hail, hail, the gang's all here! ,-.I Jim Hugar K. C. Meyer Brad Gudmundson YN ,J Jim Mills Seniors 0' 'N O A W 4. A QM Bill Harris Joe Martinkovich .f Frank Gigler 4 '-.A Kirk Johnston Dave Atkinson Junior Varsitg Row I: Fi. Buono, M. Bevilaqua, B. Key, M. McKiIIop, R. Leydig, M. Christoforetti R Graham J Lukas Row ll: K. Johnston, C. Fastuca, L. Hess, T. Cavitt, P. Lucas, D. Harris, G. Hatcher Row Ill: C. Taylor, T. Herbeck, K. Beattie, B. Gamble, B. Lawrence, E. Pokusa, D Floss ans 33 14 13 27 , 13 12 21 6 Team Record Serra Catholic Penn Joint Franklin Plum Steel Valley Southmoreland Yough Jeannette ODD 7 8 0 6 22 6 0 16 8 6 . . Girls Glide Gracefullg i Row l: L. Ducato, K. Dunn, B. Snoznik', K. Jombock', D. Cavitt, B. lhrig, M. Spak, L. Murdock, S. Klingensmith, R. Christoforetti, C. Cashell, J. Antoon, C. McAndrew. Row Il: C. Jombock, C. Cropcho, K. Clifford, M. O'Lear, S. Bartholf, D. McClung, M. McClung, K. Lettrich, S. Woodburn, C. Hilovsky, R. Hill, C. Cherre, W. Huston. Rowlllz J.Scibilia, K. Montgomery, K. Cherre, . uss, . roy , . V Antoon. T Sl V C le J Was Iosky, B. Spires, J. Wasylosky, A. Snyder, S. Hilliard, P. Olinger, D. Devine, L. What do you mean-400 warm-ups? ...You go in first, it's cold in there! . How could l hear the gun go off again? l was underwater! . . .you mean I lost AGAIN? ...by a whole LENGTH? .. But it was only a 50l ...did we really vvin? . . . quick, grab the coach's clipboard . . . Team captains Coach in a Frees+gIe Team Record BHS Opp 48 Riverside 38 32 Highlands 54 23 Fox Chapel 63 IB Valley 47 31 Franklin 55 34 Highlands 52 47 Latrobe 39 23 Fox Chapel 63 37 Valley 49 I Diane Cavitt and Kathy Dunn Divers: Bert Snoznik, Diane Cavitt, Kim Cherre. R QM Tankers Splash Flow lz D. Accorsi, D. Colwell, B. Wardle, R. Leydig, D. Petrosky, T. Murin, K. Santschi, W. Haser, J. English, J. Devine, J. Rollison. Row ll: J. Lausberg, W. Plusquellic, B. Sepelyak, K. Vesio, J. Lettrich, B. Schorr, J. Twyford, R. Cina, K. Dohmen, D. Prager, D. Sieber. ' J. Sl C. Karwaski, M. Knoll, E. Adams, S. Plusquellic, M. Nelson, C. Szczesny, L. Oliiar. Flow lll: Mr. Robuck, M. Sladisky, T. Donner, uss, Up and down the pool . . .where's the manager?! ...hey Coach!! ...get my splits. . . where is loafer's lane? . . .false start. . . swimmers, take your marks. . . where is my bathing cap?? . . . even fish 5 would die in this water! . . .hey COACH!! 5 ...what was my time? . . . no pain, no 5 gain . . . Keep working . . . only ZOTnore 5 to do . . . Okay, take a break... f M29 Divers: Dave Sieber, Mark Knoll, Jay Sluss. l HSM QW. l i l i l l lo Victor Team Record if Seniors: Ken Santschi, Jim Devine, Dennis Colwell, John English, Bob Wardle, Jeff Rollison, Dennis Accorsi . Coaches Mr. Jacques Watkins and Mr. John Robuck BHS Opp. 36 Shaler 59 45 Kiski 43 62 North Hills 33 48 North Allegheny 47 37 Highlands 58 46 Hampton 49 47 Valley 48 19 Shaler 76 54 Kiski 41 57 North Hills 38 35 North Allegheny 60 43 Highlands 52 34 Hampton 61 28 Valley 67 PuH Fore! . . .don't fall in your divots! what's that tree doing there? . . . Longest drive wins the bet! ...nice sky bali watch out fenwhebees' nest! . . .+iove playing in the rain . . .par two?? . . .how do you hit a tree shot? . . . I hate sand traps ... I'li putt you for nickels lucky bounce! . . .3 down and 2 to go how many yards?? . . . NZNA,-. vs.,-.,-as N rv ?'c1 n-wi J 7. il ml ii ll xu' if if ii Left to right: W. Livingston, T. Haluscak, D. Accorsi, B. Boren, B. Wardle. I f,xi js , luck X Bob Wardle Most Valuable Player L or Team Record BHS Opp. 11 M Ford City 4M 82 Highlands 7M 3M Valley 122 9M Valley 65 9 Kiski 7 4 Kiski 12 3 Highlands 13 72 Kittaning 8M 8M Ford City 7M 10M Kittaning EM 'LT Dennis Accorsi A, X,,! . X , i ' ' . lk, V .1 , .N Xl, x X. Q! X, l bd f N . rg J lx! .1 . 77,7 V , , x .X xx .f .V XJ, N .X .J lxhxil XJ l so x J f ,lo X. xy xJ ATX, .. X xf Varsilg f w X7 Ts V R, x, .J x. .z'. ,X f-, If 1 Coaches Females Look Forwarl i 4 x l S i li i Miss Peggy-Ann Bastiaans and Mrs. Myra Guin. W Flow l: K. Baum, B. lhrig, M. Spaak, C. Karaica, M. Miller, B. Yetter. Row ll: B. Spires, S. Alquist, T. Kelly, P. Leydig, L. Hoare, C. Cherre, J. Veschi. Aw, coach, not more laps . . . sprints too? . . . where's the water bottle? . . . l can't shoot a foul shot . . . aw, coach, let me go to the showers, we're gonna lose anyway . . . okay, wha hid my orange drink? . . . To Fulure Triumphs 1 '- ' Team Record '-' BHS ODD- d 14 Highlands 54 27 Deer Lakes 35 -mr 27 Valley 39 29 Kiski 30 50 Leechburg 12 ,TL 23 Highlands 56 dd 20 Deer Lakes 50 43 Valley 22 40 Kiski 28 A W Ng' ' . 42 Leechburg 17 ff .z ' Row I: Betty Jane Yetter. A A Row II: Laura Hoare, Michele Miller, Callie Karaica, Judy Veschi. Junior Varsilg Row I: K. Baum, S. Alquist, N. Shaffer, T. Kelly, K. Engler, J. Van Norman, B. Yetter. Row ll: K. Cherre, D. Menk, J. Zack, L. Murdock, B. lhrig, C. Grooms, B. Spires, B. Tobin. Determined Dribbler E varsifg Row I: K. Luyk, D. Meixelsberger, F. Gigler, B. Gray, D. Sharick. Row ll: B. Livrone, B. Harris, J. Richardson, F. Marotti, T. Meixelsberger, D. Gmerek, M. Arteritano, D. Liska. 1 Take five . . . let's go one on one .. .shoot it . . .run and gun offense .. .was that a shot or a pass? . . . fast break! . . . when you rebound, spread out like an eagle . . . travel- ing? me? .. .technicall . . .give me the water bottle! . . . swish . . . you have no intestinal fortitude . . . dribble, dribble . . . hustle!! . .. Coach it W Mr. Tony Sellari io fhe End N B 1 1...- ,- 'Nz flu N' Dick Gmerek S wry? my ilu...- Fran ' ler Seniors un. Dan Liska uP ' .t.':T3'3' ...Y -N5 Bill Harris xx I m',,,vw was-pn . Seniors .auf naman-Q 55 , hw QF Frank Marotti Team Record BHS ODD. 39 Highlands 73 50 Valley 65 48 Ford City 45 71 Kittaning 51 55 Kiski 70 49 Highlands 75 40 Valley 50 64 Ford City 68 78 Kittaning 46 69 Kiski 61 Dangerous Dunkers of lhe Fulure Junior Varsilg Row I C Van Wagenen, M. Wencel, C. Massarelli, D. Harris, K. Johnston. Flow ll K Scholl P Lucas, C. Taylor, D, Ross, T. Deiseroth. Some Tense Momenis on ihe Couris 2 w: i , g A - . , , 'gg -an . 1 Jf' w ' EY A Road Runners Tear up the Track , , , A1325 I Row I: ', ', ', A. Conti, J. Husar, G. Kankoski, B. Shuey, R. Weston, P. Krusper. Flow ll: , ', B. Arcovio, O. Quarles, F. Gigler, B. Gudmundson, J. Taraba, P. Zarichnak, L. Stanga, J. Martinkovich. Row III: , , ', B. Brackin, G. Leah, ', T. Murdock, J. Trettel, G. Stewart. Flow IV: R. Yannuzzi, B. Yost, T. Sailock, V. Rhoades, B. Wrable, H. Herrington, D. Shaffer. o . I S1 , , LPM-4+4-4 T' ' Row I: T. Davis, M. Silverman, ', E. Fantuzzo, M. Brnik, R. Gestner. Row ll: Fl. Buono, J. Morris, C. Farneth, T. Ference, P. Lucas, K. Beattie, B. Key, M. Conti, M. Pisano, J. Spana, M. Wencel. Flow Ill: D. Morgan, R. Wilkes, D. Solomon, C. Mohamed, J. Gigler, J. C. Morrow, W. Artkowsky, R. Wolfe, T. Ryba. Row IV: G. Labecki, G. Johnston, G. Obbink, F. Daughterty, D. Tobin, ', J. Bocko, G. Thickey, G. Paulice. Seniors Don't step in the puddles! . . . scratch? . . . whaddaya mean, scratch!! . . .those hurdles are too high. .. Iet's run the hog relays . . . okay, guys, Iet's give him the sweatsuit back . . . I can't jump that high! . . . where's the Kamikaze squad? . . . I can trip farther than you guys jump. . . take ten laps and hit the showers.. . Burrell Wrestlers Bring Skil we Varsitg Row I: W. Artkowsky, R. Haser, A. Curtis, H. Hughes, B. Speer. Row Il: O. Quarles, D. Best, P. Krusper, J. C. Morrow, G. Key, R. Westcn, G. Stewart. Get a partner! . . . move! move! . . . move!! . . . all the varsity on the scale after practice . . . kid! what is this? ...pin 'em! ...every time you miss a half, 50 laps! . .. standup...sitout...turnin... how's your vveight? . . . I got the runs. . . no guts, kid! . . .where's your ear-guards! . . . reverse . . . keep working . . . showers . . . Coach Mr. Fred Herlinger if Q Q HE F5 and Qigle +0 ihe Mais WNFR Gary Stewart V Paul Krusper O Q Seniors Seniors Seniors Sei an Example E 5 2 awiiiw Q W 9' -- Dan Best Rich weston Managers Dan Betts and Roger Gestner 102 for Fulure Grapplers BHS 42 18 18 9 20 24 30 46 22 45 40 36 5 20 Team Record Opp. Penn Hills 26 Richland 30 Shaler 39 Seneca Valley 42 Hempfield 27 Fox Chapel 31 Kittaning 24 North Hills 21 Kiski Area 31 Highlands 12 Franklin 17 Plum 1 1 North Allegheny 44 Gateway 28 Jacy Morrow and his opponent fight a close battle ilu fy i is X ix Junior Varsilg Row I: M. Christoforetti, T. Davis, R. Feroce, R. Buono, B. Key, J. Moses, G. Johnston. Row ll: C. Reimer, R. Graham, D. Costello, L. Stepp, K. Giunta, B. Croyle, C. Provenzo, M. Silverman, T. Best, S. Oweida. Row Ill: P. Kurpakus, R. Golick, T. Wareham, M. Soroko. Nelmen Volleg lo Viclorg Row l: S. Kelley, T. Haluscak, G. Wierzbicki, D. Knize. i Row II: G. Praniewicz, T. Meixelsberger, A. McConvilIe, R. Wolfe, D. Coulson. Line up for cals . . .don't hit the roof ...spike it! ...over the net, not under 'Y J it!...keepyourservein...1...2... f I 3 . . . over! . . . don't everybody go for 1 'E f the ball at once. . . let's get this point. . . Q I aim for the ref . . .you guys don't jump N X ' ,7 high enough to kill an ant. . . K ff f lpn f ,fl L' K I V 'A ' 156' X V if ff r L r flu: fn ,fy VZ! J., Raqueleers Love Cowling 3 in ,pmt Row I: J. Lausberg, D. Neil, D. Stoller. Row ll: D. Boyer, J. Mansfield, D. Wardle. That's a fast serve . . . keep it in bounds . . .get a snow shovel and clear off the courts.. . hey, Coach! . .. give us some new balls! . .. aw ?!8iGD! . . . fudge! . .. 1 who raised the nets? . . . my racket just broke. . . who's going up on the roof this time? . . . Iet's play doubles . . . Seniors Tom Rearick Dennis Neil Mr. Marty Bosin rri if . : X. ,,-- r ' ' 1 iflif2'.j if gi -- , .V ,, , ,,,,wfzm Varsiig To the Burrell Baflers- 'Wi H will fs A mmm Seniors Row Row Row Row I: O. Quarles. Il: C. Peconi, B. Shank, K. Johnston, T. Pearson, K. Santschi. III: T. Cavitt, G. Thickey, J. Taraba, R. Buono, R. Bates, J. Dzanaj. IV: P. Lucas, D. Tobin, D. Gmerek, D. Archibald, D. Yohe. I I 5 Row I: Blaine Shank, Rick Bates, Ken Santschi, Gary Thickey, Dick Gmerek. Row II: Kirk Johnston, David Yohe, John Dzanaj, Joe Taraba, Tim Pearson, Chris Peconi, Dan Tobin, Ottie Quarles. Strike four! . . . you're out . . .just catch the ball, okay? . . .double play... watch me hit a homer! ...foul ball . .. strike out King . . .ten laps for every- body . . .squeeze play! . . .the catcher is the dumpy looking guy behind the plate . . . ball! . . .tell the umpire he needs glasses . . .give the shortstop an error . . . no hitter! ...he walked a run in... Diamonds Are Forever. 1? .-.f- XB, X' Mr. Jim Bosin f a, CQ: 2 E C . 1 I r 2 Junior Varsiig Row I: S. Gadsby, P. Baumann, T. Oddis, B. Livrone, M. Pearson, C. Ross, R. Buono. Row II: L. Hess, G. Oakley, D. Archibald, M. D'Amico, B. Boren, M. Wencel, R. Tomayko, T. Cavitt. ,,,,..-'-- l up-on Claudia Post Patty Shields Cheerleaders: A fx 5 N.. . ,Q ,... ,L Kathy Kelly W Marsha Greene Sharon Alcantara Vicki Umbaugh Patty Lobur JoAnn Noga Moving Force il., s, W... 5 Junior Varsiig Row I: Alexis Spak. Row II: Sheryl Stennett, Lynn Berkey, Diane Dorociak, Cathy Bates, Janice Migliorisi, Judy Moret. ,pf nan! Mrs. Mary Ann Diana Bolt Neuschwander Mascot 109 A Bai-He To Be Coniinued ,. W My ,1 I-law 1 H J ,tr . f7f:'w'.., ,z5,.,,f . , f ,fm i ,fpfw 1 , . ' 1', , ' f 'Q 'Vx ,- fl , , 1 8 I V K ,f 1 Il. yk ,,....g I ,Q .1 5.1 fi, Q Q, i F1 'WL' 6.1 ,M-,,-,f..f.f.1 4, it A 5 fl, f Z1 5 63,3151 lg 'the , fc I4 X -L .4 I -Q ff I 1 X i Lf , , V k - ' , ,ii 57 ? ,ff 4 H ff ' ff ff XP W ' f ' ' ff' . ' 1, . , L .A H' , A -fx' I ,V , , L I , , , ' 'I h L y '-' A 1 V 4 If fry 5 1' M- ff' in fl ,M 'g'L Y . ' J I f' ! i 4 ffm fl A-' f if ff ff, , v A .1 '- f ff ,J V ,.,, . WH- .f J . f f . ,V at V 1 f , V 5 K ,LIU 'V 5 es .1 Q A -ff 3 52 7+ Wa K 4 .Q- nv . - f . L . if gg, h A. 9 fiig, ,Q . i 3 qv U 66LUI 5 CL QXQY Lggfjl iL g a 5 K UC 51 i i f l 1 l i 1 l j 1 x f ilf fkmk, fijbf h Tiff. 5 im, 4,2 . KA'Ah'i A 1 f 'V ' if if X ik V Afi g H Z .i l R X- 492 , x , x QJQNLQBVWKXQ Wifmiiwbbw wwawf W SQQSXMMLBKQMWQ uii ERCLASQMEN My M W M 5 W 4 Dariene Accorsi V Richard Acre Jack Adams Thomas Adams ' ' Bita Tehrani- Ahmadi Thomas Alerich Christie Allen 4 , f 1-ar . f f Wm 1 , aww Susan Andrejeski , Q A A W it '. Lynn Antoon - Marci Arezina ' Q ' Scott Atkinson Marr Amngef asiii Carol Augustine . ' Cynthia Balog X t David Barkasi Joseph Baronie X , it gy nf if f' 5 if ff x 'A W' 514: r..s.rE:-35if4:i??Ax' ' lib-N 'S. 'X -GEL? 'A' YE, ' 'ff' L .. .t , -wa s . , -' ., 2:-sf-st, A - - 4 -- jfgxikm Q.1,J'g,1 ,. sxrvjg :- '.4, As. .5 . ,2E'-- L - ' ' '- , A S'L 2'I The 1972 Sophomore ciass officers arep seatedi Mike Kowal, president, stand- ing: Mary Ann Swanderski, secretaryg Cai Fastuca, vice-president: and Barb Spires, treasurer. John Beiio Rebecca Bennett 'ir ff! G.. my I Lynn Berkey Q t Daniel Betts -if , ' Mark Beyilacdua - - - Linda Biandrord ' P , iv ll fu, I Brady Bottegal A W,-ff??5 , A Gig Thomas Bowser I t' ,rf I Thomas Brackin A A A Christine Bredon A PQ. , Donaid Briscoe , 'H V, V, ' ' Z , ,,, -A' 73 Nancy Brown '-S ' , ,M ,J ,,, V y W Robert Brown ' 1 W -- J - Gail Brun if A ' ' , , A f Wiiiiam Buckshire Ai' ' . i 4 i Q Rudy Buono ,A , V I' A 9' .A V 1 . A ,V , ., .1 ,ff M 1, X . t , A, w 'W Z Q iq 3 ut Richard Baronie Sue Bartholf Charles Bash Kenneth Bash Cathy Bates Charies Bauman Joyce Beacorn Keith Beattie 0 l : JI ,. t -fb W? 1 1 c,- ,l. K , A 'llififl' fl .. H Joy Bu rd it l V Christine Cambal Kevin Campbell ' . ,4 Patricia Capiross r' , vb' M- , X Patrick Carney L .ap Linda Carr - , Ronald Carroll . Timothy Cavitt Q xy Gary Chapman Mark Christoforetti Brad Chronick Robert Cina 'W William Clark :Y Valerie Coglio Pamela Costantino Robert Cousins 7 ii it ,Q lvl' .pf 6. A Joseph Daylida Kathryn Dean Kathy DeCroo Pamela DeFelice Maureen Devine Robin Dlvelbiss Marie Donner Diane Dorociak Lisa Ducato Darlene Duncan Jeff Dunn Wendy Ebel , L Russell Craig Donna Cribbs 0 ,, V, Caryn Crum Pamela Crognali Steve Crovv jf, Alfred Curtis 'V Beverly Curtis Diane Czemerda M' L... V , - Q ' - ' ' A .- ' ' iil D :Y k A f:.f . 1 ' . . ' as ttrit 5 r E -- ii' ' s :gt - i2 , 5:31. 5? . ' SW gif. t. I --.i T ' X at W A M,,. v1G - titttt ,ltt t'r. , Art classes provide a welcome relief from regular classes, for sophmore, Joe Baronie. Marie Ellison Carol Enqler Karen Enqler Debbie Evans Mary Evanski Robert Faith Charles Earneth Cal Fastuca Carol Fastuca Glenn Eerence Tom Ference Arabelle Pick Laurie Fiorina Steve Eiorina xv Randy Fisher , 'od' Bonita Fitch ll' Flobert Fouratt Leslie Fox David Frampton David Fullerton Stephen Gadsby Robert Gamble Carol Gaydac Clifton Gent Mary Georgevich Frank Ginocchi Roberta Goodrich Dave Gordon Timothy Gordon Robin Graham Raymond Graham Isabel Gromley LuAnn Haley Jeffrey Hall Kimberly Hardy Charles Harkins Daniel Harris Richard Hart Wayne Haser George Hatcher Laura Haupin Debra Hawk Debra Hempseed David Herbeck Nancy Herrington Scott Hershner Lawrence Hess Lori Hess Diane Hightower Fluth Hiles Janet Hilovsky Stephen Hitson Cynthia Horcicak Deborah Hornyak Frank Hoss Kenneth Howard Joseph Husar Wenonah Huston Jeannie lrvine Douglas lseman Melanie Jacobs Patricia Jarussi Gwen Johnson Pamela Johnson Keith Johnston John Jordan Joseph Kaczor Christine Kajut 6 iii. Eff' 's 4 -an 4-on J ' rljigs, .- igwgy i ,5 ',. .Qi it .3 , 5 ' ti ilis 4 fm 1 1 Q i A gy A ,J , 1V,,- xg l vi? 3 .1 2 if i s X -A .-...ag .-f n gp fir -ff an .,. if A I ff w , .3 , 'x V: Wryk ,.. . , yllt I QQ 'Y - A , pg. 'fi' if , 4 s A gif all A ' ef my A 7 Q -W,-J K, ,fly tj y I A Yr tiiis 5 if M ffi J t ,J it rv rryy rv qv- 1? J ' ry . Y? 44' 4,,,,,,..a-1' . . . .and they call it study hall . .. ,A gn P9 if . , 4. , X if . 2 'S f ll' X ai .Y 4611? ,Zi .f 'ce ' ww. 'AQ' WH AE 'J ffl ,ii-:, nf,,?A ' 'V ,, W, I AV 4 ' V ' viii 3 Vi 1. f V , ., ., i ,I -J' 71.79 V J J J f m . Fl- , i me .3 l X 1 l If 9' , K i , X 4. A . W,,, 1,7 Qi ' so gi' 1.5, We yi, 4 Q A ,142 V' ,pgs ,,..-. far w ' ,' Ev 'Vim' :V V' , r K I 5--1 ' J, ,.t ,gf ti r ' ir J . fi N 1 sf f il dk 9+ . I. 5 .. g Vw-'16-9 sl 3 , V ' fp 54 3 fu ,. J - .1 J - rf ti, I ' . 5 ff ' fl . u 4 ,'w, Cross my heart .... nz. ,, ,NV 12 ive f bs. av 'T 4:1 'X'- Vlrl .ff Diane Kakuk Doreen Kankoski Debra Karan Michael Kardibin Ruth Kaufmann Toni Kelley Bill Key Susan Klingensmith Deborah Klucinec Mark Knoll Constance Kocon Mary Koebel Michael Kowal Charles Kowalik David Kuchta Jill Landis Timothy Larrow Timothy Lascek Barry Lawrence Pamela Lawson Marce Leah Karla Leicht Frank Leipertz Kimberly Lettrich Richard Leydig Randy Lindemuth Jeffrey Linder Tina Linza Robert Livrone Gertrude Loehner Anna Lowers Glenn Lubiano Peter Lucas John Lukas David Makowski Cathy Manley Donald Manley James Marietti Antoinette Marino Cynthia Martin Holly Martin John Martinkovich Deborah Masiarik Craig Massarelli Douglas Matto Barbara Mazur Catherine lVIcAndrew Dorene McArdle ll7 James McCunn Jan McCutcheon Nancy Mclntyre Leslie McKillop Mark McKilIop Robert McKrisky David Meixelsberger Joan Michnuk Diana Middleby Gina Migliorini Janice Migliorisi Mary Minarchek Keith Miller Gordon Mitchell Edwin Mohney Linda Montemurro Kimberly Moore Judith Moret Flenee Moret Janice Morgan Janet Morrow Chris Murdock James Mydock Cheryl Myers Mark Nelson Mary Margaret Nemet Sheree Nixon Jean Nonn Craig Nordmark Darlene Novick Arthur Oakes Scott Oakes Terri Obey Frances Obidowski Mary Kay Oddis John O'Lear Pia Olinger Gwendolyn Oliver Mark Orait Dennis Orczyk Phillip Ostrowski Cynthia Owcar Carla Palazzi Jill Parker Michael Pearson Renee Pedatella Joseph Pedziwaitr Anita Peli Ricardo Perez Susan Perriello Lynda Peters Arlene Pfeiffer Roberta Phillips Vincent Phillips Chester Pietryka ll8 '7- Where did all the legs come from7777 i I A if iii vi. 4 I' A L4 -P X . I 1 X vi' A 3' .1 -. , ,X M 3 .,V. 12 ui x, 'X .3 X J W ,K yn .1 . ' ' - 1 'I -'ff' L A x5 'Y' A , X n Q l 4 1 ' A K 443. ' B G - J 10 fb . - 41:67 ' t 4. ,1 l A- 4' . 1. , ,. 00 ' 1 ' 5 .4 .F ,, f is P' ' 8? k , ,'kV K I if i In I K 1 A .- Val .. .V R, 1? ,C -4 N ,J- Q X? rg' ' C 7' a s fi ,' , A nv t H0 I 5 , , fa-'U , ,R at N. 19 :I in ly f 1 David Pietryka Edward Pokusa Donald Polczynski Deborah Powers Diane Powers Daniel Prager Nita Prinkey Barbara Procopio Joseph Provenzo Letizia Pulice Mary Pulice Cheryl Quarles Dane Radaker Jane Radaker William Radvansky John Rametta Karen Redmond Debra Regenda William Resh Sandra Richey Robert Riddle Craig Ross David Ross Denzil Ross Jane Rossi Cynthia Ruffner Charles Sack Linda Sakal Michael Sakaluk Christopher Salego Carol Sargent Catherine Scheftic Kenneth Schoepf Keith Scholl Terry Schreckengost Robert Schuffert Eric Schultz Nancy Schultz Joni Scibilia Andrea Sellari Robert Sepelyak Cynthia Serluco Helen Shaffer Nina Shaffer Debra Shank Priscilla Shank Judith Shanko Daniel Shirey Billy Shivley David Sieber Anita Siembida Cheryl Simback Brenda Simon Steve Sivak Bambi Smith 119 Jill Smith Robert Smith Michael Soroko 1 Sarina Spadaro p,g3i'. ' Y , 7 I yy AlexisSpaak -f ,K K ' V 2 .F Ronald Sperry 'A ' f-, - Alexander Spiering James Spiering Rebecca Spiering Barbara Spires Dennis Staller Vicki Stanga Andrea Stascak Karen Steer Linda Stelika Sheryl Stennett Larry Stept Keith Stevenson Donna Stone Sally Stroud Roxanne Sundberg Edmund Surma Michael Surma Mary Ann Swanderski Deborah Szarewicz 120 A! 2 if A .I xi if if-2 k A if X, 1 2 ' - F A X f 5 I i I I Camille Szczesny Carl Szczesny Clifford Taylor Mark Thomas Kyna Timko Jeffrey Tobin Patricia Tomaszewski Richard Tomayko Melinda Tromza Cathie Truver Jonathan Turiak James Twyford Jamie Van Norman Christopher VanWagenen Kenneth Vesio Richard Walmsley James Walzer William Wareham 1 'Q I ,... 4- Q 1- J 2 ,,., iz . . , J, X ,fi k ' ,t .... . qs if ' 2 W rr. ,, in ,,i, fn 3: 3, more ,L.. i Why!! x., 1 - J X VA, v 1 l K I Q gf! my fx fr L 51' m fe im ' S .Alf M , Q .i,i , AQ fe 9' M- is F 1 03 I rriillir J if-7 I -T 5 rx A , f , A 'Q xi? g.l ET 2 ' ft' x s -. +X h xi i t 'Wi Can you top this? f. ,A . Q . , - 6 1- .- 1' X25 yi: V n ',,'f.Jgf'5 1 2 R. Q f AgY'Z:!' f'. : Lori Wasylosky Sheryl Watson David Waugaman Debra Waugaman Jeffrey Weber Cynthia Weidner Mark Wencel Donna Weston Dennis Whitehead Leonard Wolfe Sherry Wolfe Carl Yockey Mark Young Edward Zack Clinton Zediak Kathryn Zentner Juliana Zibreg John Zine Bob Smith waits his turn outside Nlr. George's office. Jacqueline Acre Jeffry Acre Edward Adams Sharon Alcantara Anthony Alfonsi Susan Alquist Jane Antoon Dale Archibald Leslie Arnold Michael Arteritano Walter Artkowsky Cheryl Baker Jeffry Bakos Lillie Barraclough Linda Basta Edward Bates Diane Battrell Kathy Baum Christie Baumann Richard Baumann Thomas Bavster Lee Ann Beck Ronald Becker Shirley Becker Larry Begovich Michele Behning Edward Bejster Flora Bello Rosemary Bennis Richard Beresik Barbara Berlinski Robert Bernardi John Bocko Diane Bockoras Neil Bohaychick William Boren Denise Bossio Donald Boyer Barbara Branch Mathew Brnik William Burns David Cashell Cynthia Cherre Jerry ,Q 93, X , rx ,L-'Ol' K .rx iii 'x P-4 - A ju 'ef Chesmark H if ,, W , Mark choirho W David W ' Ciesielski ' Dana Clark , X Joseph Chinger V i , ,f 'N 122 J ,wiv K ,.-ltr! ,, Qi ZS ' ,.. '45 : 'ii' . D, K Q i 4.1, , ' T? 'T ,EU . f , J ' A ,fi s A- ' w i iiwff 'i f ei 'Q iesl 2 . 1, ,- lf! i The 1972 Junior class officers are from left to right: J.C. Morrow, presidentg Bert Snoznik, vice-presidentp Tim Murin, treasurerg and Pam Leydig, secretary. V if ' V 'l is - - I of 1. fi' I f ,H V I Y ., Y . Q J V W' A 'VVVV,,-, - I I K I iz! , ' K 2, ' ll MA Z0 , J we ,. Q NY' V yy, i T i , .if ,, 'Q fr T A ,, fi, A 4- -4 1 is 'mm X 4 A' i nf P Af . 3 y 5' . ,Q meg gl wQ , r' ' X in , ,.,, Q ,, Q N,'4i W-sl X x rt. .,., at .'L '6f x J 2 Z ' ef I' rv . ar Q gl A W an if-2 s 7 V .aw ,E K 1 -, l.f'f Lt. Daniel Cochran Debra Collins Mark Conti Mary Ellen Conti Jeffry Cooper Joseph Consetino Kathleen Consetino Kathy Couch James Cousins Crystal Crissman Ellen Crooks Catherine Cropcho Joni Croyle Jamie Crytzer Cathy Cuglietta Eileen Dale Mark D'Amico Fred Dougherty Kirk Davis Tom Davis Deborah Devine Susan Devine Pamela Dilen Lynn Dorciak Susan Dulinkovvski Cheryl Dunlap James Dzansj Gary Dziadosz Thomas Ernmert Douglas Evans Darlene Ewing Albert Falleroni Elaine Farbishal Beverly Ferguson Thomas Ferguson James Fiorina Thomas Fiorina Lorrie Fishel Samuel Fishel Renee Fisher Diana Fitch Randy Flemm Randall Frain 9 rf' Q: at ,NMI 4 22 Trina Freehling Daniel Gamble Robin Geracia Barry Gay Renee Gent Roger Gestner Susan Gibson Mark Fitzmaurice Jeffrey Gelorme ...Today TNT. . .tomorrow the H-bomb!!! John Hecker Keith Heffner Cynthia Heidelmeier Thomas Herbeck Renee Hill Susan Hilliard Cynthia Hilovsky David Horcicak Joyce Hotolski Anthony Holmes Thomas Howard Susan Hrivnak Kenneth Hummel Susan Husar Elizabeth lhrig David Jablonovvski James Jack Deborah Jackson William Jeffries Natalie Jenkins 124 X X .wk :iw 'N fi '-'E' A 32 vi 33 '..i AIJJ f j Sheree Giebler Joseph Gigler William Gilligan Anna Nlaria Ginocchi Raymond Golick Howard Gordon William Gray Marsha Green Cathy Grooms Dennis Gruszczynski Kenneth Haley Thomas Haluscak Rose Hanz Tamara Hardy Charles Hayes Lynn Heavner f feral G W: ff 'ggi . . A f wp, ,. i iit, A X N ii., v ff .fi nxt W HQ A ..ki , --In . i. W J if Q ' YS i ,- 5- Ii, -'PD ,, -.. , 3 ot- J. Fi 2X + 3y 1 36-24-36 S . 7 ,fy , if S T. lt S . l K r R .. ix : ' Q37 1 X i 1 z fm 3 ,- in , jf jfe, A - , ,gk ft A -1 ,, ffwf main wif A x 4' l 2 I :r 'F' ,,.,,, 3 wi'- A -. ,,,,a Z1 T M J 3 i ,, it iw-i 4, 'ff f ,t A37 QZA i '31-S4 x l T. SKA Grant Johnston Kathryn Jombock Lorriane Jones Mary Kathryn Jones Kevin Kadunce Wendy Kanaan Gregory Kankoski Gilbert Kaufman William Kelley Mary Kathleen Kelly Priscilla Kelly George Key Dana King lVlariann Klein Stephen Knoll Gregory Koscianski Could Gail Scott, Terry Svvanderski, and Ron Becker be Picasso's elves???? -v A ar -S 1 M J fel , 4 y -2 1, A I W ,. A, 5 W, . , K K, V -if K ' f. in 11 A N. 3,5 .A I I E 5 he , 'At I X gy H H pf My J., , Y L7 t X , f' fy, ' 'H , gi 3 K V , V414 it. MW: :api V ' 'M' Q fri 7 , I ' A 7, ' . - Q 'N -A V Lf Q A' L ef. ,S T I A 1 2. 1 7 1 f at Q V 5 fa? H x ' J L3 ff? ' l' 'J , K f ,la ,K W , Q. :- i '55 , Katherine Kowalik Kenneth Krajcik Patricia Krause Susan Kromka Charmagne Kubany George Labecki Jules Langlois Lisa Lauer Robert Lauffer Jeffrey Lausberg Thomas Leslie Janet Less Pamela Leydig Robert Libengood Timothy Libengood Stephen Lindberg Bonnie Lindh Rebecca Liska Walter Livingston Albert Lorenzetti 125 ze is 35. Li - , 4. Now this here, is Donald Middleby Barbara Milburn Deborah Mills Carl Mohamed Thomas Molchan Catherine Montemurro Louis Montgomery Pamela Moret Denzel Morgan Joseph Morris Rodney Morrison James Morrow Timothy Murin Deborah Mydock Christine Myers Patricia Myers Michael Nee Robert Nelson Myrtle Newell Josephine Noga Frank Nowikowski Gary Oakley Gary Obbink Andrew Obidowski Timothy Oddis Lawrence Olijar Linda Omescinski Terry Osman Beth Parks Debbie Pater Gerald Paulice Michele Pazul 126 T tsss :KW 'iii Timbucktu!! W-:W.M.,,.,,,. Kenneth Luyk Judith Lynn John McAndrew Linda McAnich Marianne McClung Andrew McConville Robert McCunn John Mclntire Lois Mclntire Dorothy McKinney Mark McLure Marla McLure Carla Manconi Richard Mathews Monica Matisko Carol Matocha Angela Mazary Marlene Mazza Ronald Melani Shirley Menk ml: , -f -A fp -1 ,z by ,f - H T Q . iw K A I? so f 1.7: W ' gy. A gy ,if - me .1 X. 0 'ff' le 'JI' ' ff I ,P ,, , fb . , -5 J ,mt 'Q' f el- ,. 1,- X - Ziff 'W , if Aw. y . 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X .A wx bv K,i Ronald Pedatella Robert Peli Roberta Peli Paula Pellefone Starlet Perfors David Petrosky David Phillips Nlike Pisano Wayne Plusquellic William Polczynski William Porowski Claudia Post Kenneth Povlick David Powell Christopher Provenzo Christine Quigley Linda Racioppi Jeanne Radzvvill Bryan Redmond Fergus Reed Janice Rhoades Jon Richardson Jill Rollison Deborah Ross Richard Rotto Ricky Ryan Thomas Ryba Michele Rychlinski Sharon Saber Wesley Sabot Gretchen Saylor David Scandrol John Scheftic Elaine Scherf Laureen Schneider Jeffrey Schoepf Gail Scott David Sedlacek Lorrie Sealy Ronald Shaeffer Patricia Shaffer Sharon Shanko David Sharick Angela Shavensky Keith Sheldon Michael Shields Gary Shurina Pamela Sicilia Michael Silverman Charles Simon Ronald Slater Toni Slomka Larry Sluciak Jay Sluss Roberta Snoznik Patricia Snyder Gary Smith David Solomon Vincent Spadero Mary Spak Joseph Spana Philip Sperry David Stancel Dennis Stanga Craig Steinke John Sterosky Priscilla Stewart Jeffrey Stirland James Sundberg Lawrence Susini Teresa Swanderski Ralph Swartz Tobia Tessitore Shauna Thomas Tina Tiberio Shevavvn Timko J, ,rr,M L A J ayi M 3 ffl' iiri J H 'ga If VZI . , I 6 kg .f 3 V wt n o ,I .V -,, I ' K , W II 'M , I ' VV 'fVV,,. X. AV. V f , , 4 3 fr J T ,sf 9 , YA . , -V A I If ' R -4 V A ,h i Q , A I 0 My JJ WV I A , , t. iz '-. A .L K rs. a n Q T 4- J 'll' ls at I new if . Q J ig rrrri iir 'rii J, 1 ,fi j , 5 'iv I A ,.,. H fav K, V' ' , fl K I 3- d V 1 f ' -jiri' t J ,ii rt, , S fi., 1 J i l f 2 A L rri-r - ,J 5 be 2 a t 2 .B Q.. , ' X C... M451 R ,,Q if, , ,jet My , .,, a v :JL K -.i l to A . iw f 1, Thomas Tobin William Tobin Carla Toney Robert Tonks Elaine Traenkner Joseph Trettel Alan Truver Audrey Tudor Richard Turack Mark Tutelo Sandra VanCamp Diana Venter Susan Walker Daniel Waltz Pamela Walzer Thomas Wareham Ricky Warmouth Janet Wasylosky Joan Wasylosky Robert Watson Marv Ann Weidner Robin Wertkin Richard Wilks Cynthia Wills 128 if 1 ' 'Y .,, my .. - -y I uni - Q 4 i xv 1, 52 Q. I .W zz J W J 4 fn.. rv A 4 I 'P ...L lin- 'V l 5. . A AN :P nv I V 5' ,w a E , 1 it G sy? Q f it r-'-r V, W 4 2 . n'N., if E of- ' .4 Af' No man is an island!!! ...... H4' wA.M,,.euwv' I T 9 if .gig IK I , 4 1 ,:' , 5 aa ,iii w Ex . Q I f' gs . ff' mafw 115 fi 45 in fx g rf' ' isr . .ww rittt,,... it I ....., Xe - 5 9 255 S255 Reid Wolfe 6 R Mark Wood ce -gl SS? Robert Woods EJ Q Deborah Yanuzza Scott Young 5 Q9 QE? , Thomas Zaboski A V , Robert Zandona W U fem , Paulette Zanotti X in N , ' Jon Zbryski ego or Linda zuzawanski f I 1 Timothy Walker ok Q fx dl X ' i Y? , ...qivw T . t, . .,-- X X . N, N + if . . 1 P K4 , ' fV?y is V'-N. N Q -.-- A x SENIORS Class of 1972 A-..,,,,w Len Stanga takes a moment to study in the library. 1 -, fi t 1. A ,, 1. ,. .. J ' A 1 ' ' , . F, ' .1- Yi 1, -fiiizifeffssliiizw lfzzrsxfsfifrf ' if Q Linda Abraham Debra A dams The 1972 Senior Class Officers are: seated, Beth Fouratt, secretaryg ' ing, Len Stanga, presidentp Rick Yannuzzi, treasurerg Bob Arcovio, president. YQ! Dennis Accorsi Debra Adamovits Christine Adams 5 21 z i Pamgla Adan-I5 Toni Allen Robbin Anderson Gloria Andrasy Robert Arcovio :': MNH! x ij, i 'aww-..,L ff r ff,- wr' -nfl., '4 N ti-..' Beth Fouratt and Bob Arcovio sto board. 5. 5' 5-...a Darlene Andrews Robert Ankney Denise Antonace Sandra Armitage David Atkinson Robert BHICOVU 'H Rick Pellafone takes time out to get a book from his locker. p to check the notices on the bulletin 5gy.,.:,nm7e, ,yi ,adn K E M, E h ' vziasw W-A .I ,Zi mf V' .A U - V' V me r ' V I f . -- I F Bruce lVicKiHop heads for the office. Jeff Niarietti, Joe Eibicki, and Mike Niorgante demonstrate the equipment. F AVEL LL-,A I ff, Kenneth Baker Arleen Barnas Robert Basta Richard Bates Roger Baumann Jane Beacom Karen Bennett Michele Bgregik ey-4- 8 Thomas Bertus Daniel Best Donald Biddle Diana Bolt i -A ,,,.Mf A jr f rv -A mt Bail or Q yu A ,F tg Y H Y Q 5 'Sao Mr. Dornen's Pit crew gets ready for the Grand Prix around the school, 'fy Ac 'F' Ny... 'V 'Qjs You mean 256 for that! at s X i Debra Bowser Robert Brackin .QI-J' Patricia Bredon Colleen Brick Cynthia Brown Sandra Buckshire bv Kerri Campbell Alfred Carney Michael Carney Richard Carney an- y- .X Diane Cavirt Dennis Ceccarelli Dianne Cieslinski Gregory Claassen in n-...S Fred Ceccarelli Gary Clark i Karen Chobanian au., Susan Cogar Vanessa Stubrick regresses into her second childhood. Well, Santa, I want a Barbie doll and a sled and a . . . '43 Dennis Coivveii 4 Alian Conti Catherine Copelin Christopher Cortese David Coulson Thomas Creevey David Crider Joseph Crognali it i i on 4'w.i' ,, The officers of the Key Club confer on an important matter Senior boys survey the scenery. Q X Karen Crophcho Mary Crowell 3. Dave Crider telis John Klme where to go. Jamoe Davas Lori Daws Donna DeAfd0 . Mark DeCroo Jenine DeFeIices Bulbie Deiseroth Sandra Dewlartmo James Devme Mnchele Devlm Carol Dombfogk. V s I Q ,U 1 ,U J . N V 1 ' ! ,AU . 1' ff fy v ' 1 . 1 MA , ,f 1 ,u. W George Dudek Joseph Elbicki John Enghsh e Dennus Feil 1 LN- J ll L uf Q Janice Dunlap Kathleen Dunn John Dzanaj Diane Eihs John Ellison Dana Englf-hart David Farbishel Donna Ferguson .ISP ,...M The Thnnker 40 ! f f 'CS' Gary Feroce Robert Feroce Wmothy Fisher Elizabeth Fouratt Gary Gaydosik Edward Gazarik Elaine Georgevich Frank Gigler Sandra Gladovvski Richard Gmerek Terry Grimm '5-x W.-Q. Wiiiiam Grimm Robert Gromley Evelyn Groves These chairs remind me of first grade remarks Kim King to Peggy Stewart. hi li. i-ff Brad Gudmundson ROV Hack Q31 t Kris Hall Deborah l-larrick w Nlihn Chris Cortese and Dave during lunch. Knoll relax in the Senior Court Jane Jeffries consults yearbook advisors lVlr. Kelly and Mr. Gustine. Y'know, this doesn't taste like Kool-Aid. Kiwi' V Don Biddle and Andy Venezie sit in on a round table discussion in Honors English. 42 Willlam Harris Randall Haser Gary Wierzbickl, Burrell's Bralnchllcl , at work, Martha Hatcher Ronald Haupln William Heavner Kenneth Heffner Monica Hendricks Kathleen Herman Harold Herrington Chervl HSVQV I'll just be a minute Mark Hiles L, Laura Hoare L Walter Hill Rick Pellafone sneaks a peek. John Hollis d7 I Wlv' J il 5 i El Dennis Horcicak Linda Howard AMN HUGHES 'fVJQ4'K!l'l' Yam Q, . f 0590 . 'x 2 ' .Id G11 f,+,H,CLC,Q , I uvzfwd , fd, M fuuuw-f1,1 8 AV,, , why! Melissa Hughes Susan Hunter Michael Jacobus V , Q7 ' wwfzuxj 91,0-JU LJIQAX Sm v'l-Qfdly ' 04-A, 143 James Jarrett l Samuel Kelley Jane Jeffries William Johnson Kirk Johnston Karel Kepics Donna Kerchenko Kimbeflv King John Kline Joan Klingensmith David Knoll Linda Kochanski Artist at Work lv Q David Kowal Marsha Krall ...naar Chun--1 .l . EL X. -E -5. - W 1 - . K-'xiafs . -:ig Zirl W- - 1- . ' N55 l' And then Dear Abby answers . . . Paul Krusper Pamela Kurpakus ek we X2 45 Paul Kurpakus Gwynne Kus Valerie Larrovv Sandra Lawton tk -5 George Leah Debra Leichliter David Lester Robin Libengood 4 Big Brother is watching you! You've GOT to be kidding! Daniel Liska Patricia Lobur QQ 'IZ'- Sharon Loehner Paul Lucas Keith Madera Louis Mallon nn N-f VVIHYV lV18nd2iI'in0 Jeffrev Nlafieiii Linda Marietti Elizabeth Markovich Qu I 0Q..g Frank Marotti Karrin Martin Joseph Martinkovich Arthur McConviIIe ff-eg? 45, X K3 Q 7,1 A ' ji, 'N-Q Josie McGee Bruce McKiHop Mariiyn McKrisky BVUCE MCIVIeans Barbara McNabb Henry McNutt Terry McNutt Kenneth Meyer Angelo Migliorisi Michele Miller The Senior Court on a dreary day. James Mills Charles Misak Judy Mohney Susan Montgomery 5921 Now that l've finished my nap, I can start my test! Thomas Moore Judith Morgan 'CT' Timothy Murdock Susan Muse Michael Morgante William Morris Karen MVQVS Richard Napierkowski Well, the one that got away was this big . , A picture of Mike taking a picture Dennis Neil Roberta Nelson William Newell pamela Nonn Bruce Nordmark Susan Novak John Novick Nancy Nowe ':.r ISS. Carolyn Oliver Sami Ovveida !...--- Senior girls engage in an energetic intramural volleyball Michael Paden Stephanie Patla Qame' Christopher Peconi GBVY Pedafella ,. 1 W., , , A , V V I Robin Pedatella Ricardo Pellafone Dianne Cieslinslci makes another startling biological discovery. 2 Y Jill Pfeiffer Thomas Pietryka 3.11 Donna Pitkivitch Janine Plasczynski Quay Denise Pletcher Judith Pleva Diana Piper Christine Pitkivitch ' 4 ..:.5.i...,, What could Dan be watching so intently? . . .The girls' gym class maybe? im -Qs Sav 'CHEESE' Maybe nf vw? shake hum agam . . . ? K- in Kath Pochet 1 ' Fe, a 'T ' f : ' , Dense Pr f1d+e Safe Policfccmo Carherme Powers Gregory pfamewmz 48- Wm JM Pf-nkev Cmdv Puhlmam Jams Putcim L , .::.., QR. , ' I. .,,,1 9 5,53 A . . f K T 11ffFsff!?i , ' t r 't Q L 'M rf sal:-5.4: - f-xv A Wit . ,... - - 5,g3fQE r f -- A ' r . - ' nf . 4,5 5 X ' -xc'-up:--2 2 'N .ffzl-. is ' - R I K K LL 35 5 :Wil - - 1 fffi ,,, k ,5 - HQ iisniifr-5 ffm: Thvs ns gorng to be the vvorst term paper I ever wrote Hey, I dBdn't know we had a center fobd tn thas tssuef' sighs Debbm Sammi We . 1 'line-1 ' N ttt ' r RS: ' Ottvs Quarles Pamela Rafalko Marv Suzanne Ramadan Thomas Rfeanck bf Q23 Patrwcua Reugn Mary Finoades Vernon Rhoades Jefffcfv ROWSOU 4 , ff' 5 D F f :QP A Aigggqmxwi Lk 5 4 ff 1,..,,X J P' AW 33 i Q A K' an W1 4' ai: xiii? ,4 ,mb he is 36 ' 'fix sas, im., gk . 5 a is ' 3' , agwirg, . 315 Y' 5 X gs Q ww? ' X rygifif A Avi? ' T .9 s v ir, 2. ' ,Q V Deborah Ross Fred Rut ka in Doing research is a common activity for seniors. Sprechen Sie deutsch? Thomas Sailock Debra Sanesi Kennard Santschi Dawn gchar' Richard Scherf Frank Sekscinski r Q Pm. Michael Sepelyak Duane Shaffer Richard Shaffer Blaine Shank Ronald Shank Donald Shields Patricia Shields Robert Shuey Seniors get ready to show their spirit at a pep rally 1 1 is i it 5 l Q -,.,,,..,..., .,.. -.-.-. Domenick Siclari Margaret Siembida David Silliman Rebecca Simpson The 4th period senior Physics class surprises lVIr. Ader with g ss Jeffrey Sims , Patrice Sinegal James Sivak Michael Sladisky '13-sv craig siagie condom smnh Melody smith Leslie Snail? X 4 lgw xg CY gi? Mrs sgswyi Yoh dong 01 A QQ gg? x NJ 6595 D.J5m 'Q WWQW 56 JS wg' QS susan:-ul' ill l . l l :ll I lvl anemia if . VFP ei. wk' party. Tony Zaffuto uses his head in Wood Shop. Stes. Marcia Sokalski Jeffrey Spiering Elaine Sprowls iw gm-s ,sinks Leonard Stanga What do you mean English class is interesting? Kathleen Stevenson Gafv Stewart Peggy Stewart Nancre Strellec fm Chartes Stroud Vanessa Stubruck Ann Stoitz Mae Such Ronald Mc Donald H Wilma, aa 'sis ,.,,... j do r Y Fit : kkk: 1 V ., :K K A tyoicab bosrness dass. Trynng to be Nogicai an Logtc crass rs dtfftcult. Debbae Sulitz Monica Svvanderskn Robin Svvlergo! Edmund Szczesny Joseph Taraba O99 Taylor Pun, Terry, run' nn., ff.. CW Judmh Renetta Taymr Royce Thompson Cnndy Tobsn Gary Tnwckey Draw? Twetsvvorth DanuQNTOb1V1 15 flmlrll Peggy Tobin Linda Torkeo Karen Trimble Anthony Ulizio Vicki Umbaugh Kathleen Unites Sharon Uric Anita Veltri Seniors take a look at pamphlets for their magazine sale. Mr. Ader explains some Physics problems to Tom Pietryka. x i 1 , -fi 7 l i l F tx -.W .i eggs Tony Ulizio, President, and Anita Veltri, Secretary, conduct a Student Council Patrice Sinegal and Debbie Zollinger comment on the meeting. Globe Theater. Andrew venezae Judith vescna Kenneth Voruuenne Cnns Wagner Beth Walker Maxine Walker Rebecca Walker Robert Wardle Betty Lou Waterloo Edward Wiles l . 5 y e 2 , Richard Weston Lourdes White Gary Wierzbicki . E Katherine Wise Frank Woievvodski William Wrable Richard Yannuzzi BETTY -1809 Yeffer Nlrs. Strober and bs David Yohe Robert Yost Susan Young Fourth period study ha I ,Y iw if-rw-V--.M-.,.-W Anthony Zaffuto Paul Zarichnak Debra Z II' Toni Allen and Darlene And k try Club talk about future projects. another gab session for these senior boys. o anger rews ta e a break in Physics class You didn't tell me the water was that bad' Seniors not pictured: Howard Adams Sandra Annechini Joseph Arnold Robert Belli Robert Bowman John Flemm Howard Hartge James Husar LuAnn Johnson Callie Karaica Gary Marsh Eric McKee Timothy Oakes Timothy Pearson George Schuller Sandra Simba QM 4 Thanks for The Memories me Sf, ., ,lj The End V K. 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FACULTY: WILLIAM F. WHITE-B.S. Slippery Rock, M.Ed. U. of Pgh., Superintendent. CHARLES A. HUSTON-B.S. 81 M.Ed. U. of Pgh., Assistant Superintendent. FRANK B. PALLONE-B.S. St. Francis College, M.Ed. Penn State, Special Services Coordinator. CHARLES W. SMITH-School Board Secretary, Business Manager. JAMES C. BRACKIN-A.B. Thiel College, M.Ed. U. of Pgh., Assistant to Superintendent. ROBERT L. HASER-B.S. U. of Pgh., Duquesne U., Athletic Director. ALBERT G. MOSES-B.S. Duquesne U. lmusicl, M.A. U. of Pgh. ieducationl, Senior High School Principal. JOHN L. GEORGE-B.Ed. Duquesne U., M. Ed. Penn State, M.A. West Virginia U. leducational administrationl, Ass't. Senior High School Principal. MARKO AREZINA, JR.-B.S. Bowling Green U., M.Ed. Penn State U. 84 U. of Pgh., Math Teacher. KAREN A. BALDWIN-B.S. U. of Kansas, U. of Missouri, Indiana U. of Pa., Penn State, Clarion, Teacher of Psychology, Sociology, American Cultures. PEGGYANN BASTIAANS-B.S. Indiana U. of Pa. 81 Wilhelm U. of Germany, German Teacher, German Club Sponsor, Ass't. Girls' Basketball Coach. LARRY R. BELL-B.S. Indiana U. of Pa., Penn State, English Teacher. PETER BOSIN-B.S. Clarion State, M.Ed. Indiana U. of Pa., Penn State, Biology Teacher, Stage Crew Sponsor. MARLENE E. BROWN-B.S. U. of Pgh., Math Teacher. MICHAEL T. BROWN-B.A. Washington Si Jefferson, Penn State, English Teacher. GENE CENTORCELLI-B.Ed. Duquesne U., Temple U., Indiana U. of Pa., English Teacher. CYNTHIA JAYNE CRUMLEY-B.S. Indiana U. of Pa., Spanish Teacher, Spanish Club Sponsor. KENNETH B. CYPHERT-Clarion State Coll., Penn State, B.S. California State Coll., Industrial Arts 84 Conservation Teacher, Conservation Club Sponsor. MARY L. DeBRUINE-B.Ed. 8i M.Ed. Wisconsin State U., U. of Pgh., Business Ed. Teacher. RICHARD S. DeLUCA-B.A. St. Vincent Coll., M.Ed. Duquesne U., U. Of Pgh., Millersville State Coll., Eastern Ky. U., Social Studies Teacher 84 Dept. Head. GEORGE A. DeSIMONE-B.A. Washington 81 Jefferson, U. of Pgh., TeacherfCoordinator of DE and Work Experience Pro- gram, DECA Club Sponsor. ROBERT B. DEVINE-B.A. St. Vincent Coll., U. of Pgh., Penn State, U. of Indiana, OE Coordinator, Head Teacher Special Pupil Services. TOM DOMEN-B.S. West Va. U., Driver Ed. Teacher, Monitors' Club Sponsor. JANET E. DONATI-B.S. Indiana U. of Pa., M.Ed. U. of Pgh., Typing I 8i Office Practice Teacher. SAMUEL M. EARHART-B.A. 84 M.A. Washington Jefferson, U. of Pgh., Carlow Coll., D.Ed. candidate Penn State, Biology Teacher, FTA 81 Biology Club Sponsor. BARBARA J. FARSTER-B.S. Indiana U. of Pa., M.Ed. U. of Pgh., Business Ed. Teacher. PATRICK J. FLAHERTY-B.S. St. Vincent Coll., Penn State, LaFayette Coll., U. of Pgh., Math Teacher, Co-sponsor Con- servation Club. FREDERICK GAGGINI-B.S. Indiana U. of Pa., Knox Coll., M.Ed. Instituto Guatelmateco Americano, West Va. U., Spanish Teacher, PARC Sponsor. GEORGE S. GEYER-B.A. Grove City Coll., Duquesne U., Indiana U. of Pa., American Cultures Teacher, Football coach, Football Club 81 Student Council Sponsor. RALPH P, GIORDANO-B.S. Indiana U. of Pa., Physics Teacher, Key Club Si Physics Club Sponsor. SUE ANN GOODWIN-B.A. Grove City Coll., English Teacher. WILLIAM F. HAJEL-Alliance Coll., B.S. Edinboro, M.Ed. Si Guidance Cert. U. of Pgh., School Psychologist Cert. Duquesne U., Guidance Director. CHARLES M. HARRIGER-B.A. U. of Pgh., M.Ed. U. of Pgh., World Geography Teacher. FRED W. HERLINGER, JR.-Penn State, B.S. Slippery Rock, Health Si P.E. Teacher, Head Wrestling Coach. R.L. HERPS-B.A. U. of Pgh., U. of Maine, U. of Syracuse, U. of New Hampshire, Penn State, Westminster Coll., Duquesne U., Slippery Rock, Teacher of World Cultures, International Relations, 84 Comparative Political Systems. THADDEUS E. HINCE-B.S. Slippery Rock, M.Ed. Indiana U. of Pa., U. of Pgh., English Teacher 84 Dept. Head, Burrell Hilites Sponsor. ROBERT K. JONES-B.S. 84 M.S. Indiana U. of Pa., Penn State, West Va. U., Social Studies Teacher. HARRY A. KARIOTIS-B.A. U. of Akron, Science Teacher, Planetarium Dir., Astronomy Club Sponsor, Senior Class Advisor. SELMA KARSTEN-B.A. Valparaiso lInd.l Univ., M.Ed. U. of Pgh., Master Library Science Duquesne U., Penn State, Indiana U. of Pa., Librarian, Library 84 A-V Club Sponsor. DON KELLY-B.A. West Va. Wesleyan Coll., Teacher Cert. Indiana U. of Pa., Sociology 84 POD Teacher, Yearbook Sponsor, Junior Class Advisor, National Honor Society Sponsor, Afro-American Club Sponsor. RAYMOND M. KORT-B.S. Clarion State Coll., Chemistry Teacher. JAMES LAGOON, JR.-B.S. Indiana U. of Pa., M. Ed. Duquesne U., Director of Music, Marching Band, Majorettes, Stage Band. GERMAINE LOUISE LAN FALONI-Mercy Hospital School of Nursing, B.S. Indiana U. of Pa., School Nurse. PHILIP MALOBICKY-B.S. Penn State, M.Ed. Indiana U. of Pa., Social Studies Teacher, Head Track Coach. ROBERTA B. MALOBICKY-Penn State U., B.S. U. of Pgh., Teacher of Business Math 81 Typing ll, FBLA Sponsor. THOMAS E. MARKO-B.A. U. of Pgh., English 84 Logic Teacher. MICHAEL W. MATISKO-B.Ed. Duquesne U., Master's equiv. Penn State, Kent State, Franklin 84 Marshall Coll., U. of Pgh., Math Teacher. DENISE J. MILLER-B.S. Indiana U. of Pa., English Teacher, FTA Sponsor. MARY ANN NEUSCHWANDER-B.S. Slippery Rock, Penn State, Health 84 P.E. Teacher, Cheerleaders 84 Gymnastics Club Sponsor. ANNA M. PALERMO-B.S. 84 M.Ed. Indiana U. of Pa., Home Ec. Teacher. SUE H. PETHERICK-B.S. Indiana U. of Pa., M.Ed. 84 Masters in School Psychology IUP, Guidance Counselor. MARIE E. PFEIL-B.S. U. of Pgh., Teacher of Algebra I, Gen. Math, 8: Bus. Math. JAMES R. PRYKE-B.S. Indiana U. of Pa., French Teacher, French Travel Club Sponsor. JOHN ROBUCK-B.S. Michigan State U., Health 81 P.E. Teacher, Swimming Coach, Gymnastics Club Sponsor. SUSAN E. SCHMITT-B.S. Slippery Rock, French Teacher. PAUL H. SHIRING-B.S. 84 M.Ed. Indiana U. of Pa., Adelphi U., U. of Ark., Hope Coll., Penn State, Teacher of Chem. Study, Chem ll. Nuclear Science, Head of Science Dept., Chemistry Club Co-sponsor. STEPHEN SKORIJA-B.S. Indiana U. of Pa., Choir Director. FRANK A. SOLOMOND-B.S. Clarion State, M.Ed. Indiana U. of Pa., Am. Cultures Teacher, Head Football Coach, Football Club Sponsor. SHEILA L. STROBER-B.A. Queens Coll., Chemistry 81 Biologv Teacher, Chemistry Club Sponsor. BEULAH G. SWARTZENDRUBER-B.A. Penn State, U. of Pgh. Indiana U. of Pa., English 84 Speech Teacher. JOSEPH S. SZUL-B.S. Slippery Rock, M. Equiv. Indiana U. of Pa., Photography Club 84 Biology Club Sponsor. CAROLE J. TEYSSIER-B.A. U. of Pgh., Penn State, English Teacher. CHAR LENE F. TROMBY-B.S. Slippery Rock, Penn State, U. of Northern Colorado, Health 84 P.E. Teacher, Girls' Swim Team, Girls' Intramurals. EDWARD W. TURNER-B.A. Roberts Wesleyan Coll. of N.Y., State U. of N.Y. at Brockport, English Teacher. ELIZABETH VARGO-B.S. Mercyhurst Coll., Penn State, Food Service Director. GARY L. VARNUM-B.A. Geneva Coll., Slippery Rock, Teacher of World Cultures 84 POD. RUDY S. VESELICKY-B.S. Indiana U. of Pa., M.Ed. U. of Pgh., Math Teacher. JACOUES R. WATKINS-B.S. Edinboro, Indiana U. of Pa., Boston U., Carnegie-Mellon U., Penn State, Art Teacher, Literary Magazine gl Art Club Sponsor. PATRICIA R. WHITAKER-B.S. Indiana U. of Pa., English Teacher, Announcers' Club Sponsor. JOSEPH L. YEDLOWSKI-B.S. 81 M. equiv. California State Coll., Voc. Ed. U. Of Pgh., Industrial Arts Teacher. BARBARA D. YODERS-B.S. Indiana U, of Pa., M.Ed. U. of Pgh., Business Ed. Teacher, Handbook Sponsor. CAROLE A. ZEOLLA-B.S. 84 M.Ed. Indiana U. of Pa., Penn State, Carnegie-Mellon U., Teacher of Home Ec. 81 Child Development. SENIORS: LINDA ABRAHAM-Guidance Rep., 1O,11, Prom decorating, 11, FNA, 11,12, Intramurals, 10-12, Girls' Basketball, 11,12, Afro-American Club, 12. DENNIS ACCORSI-Boys' Swim team, 9-12, Golf team, 11,12, Gymnastics club, 12. DEBBIE ADAMOVITS-FBLA,11,Art club, 10, Tri4Hi-Y, IO. CHRIS ADAMS-FNA, 10, FBLA, 11,12'treas. 12, Intramurals, 10-12. DEBI ADAMS-Gymnastics, 10, PARC, 12, Intramurals. HOWARD ADAMS-German club, 10, Biology club, 10, Gym- nastics club, 11. r PAM ADAMS-FNA, 10,115 Library club, 10,115 DECA, 11,12- Vice-pres. 125 FBLA, 12. TONI ALLEN-FNA, 10-125 FTA, 115Afro-American Club 125 Intramurals, 10,11. ROBBIN ANDERSON-Conservation club, 105 Monitors' club, 125Astronomy club, 11. GLORIA ANDRASY-Gymnastics club, 105 FBLA, 11,12. DARLENE ANDREWS-Majorettes, 10-12-head 125Junior Class Vice-pres.5 Choir, 9-11-vice-pres.,115 Girls' Ensemble, 10,115Afro-American club, 12-pres. 125 NHS5 FTA, 10,115 FNA, 11,125School Musical, 105 Dramatics club, 105 Intra- murals, 10,11. ROBERT AN KNEY-Swim team, 105 Basketball team, 115 German club, 11. SANDY ANNECHINI-FHA, 105 DECA, 125 FBLA. DENISE ANTONACE-Cheerleader, 105 FNA, 10-125 Announ- cers' club, 115 Gymnastics club, 105 FBLA, 11. BOB ARCOVIO-Key Club, 10-125 Track team, 11,125 Cheer- leader, 11,125 Choir, 10,115 Student Council alternate, 115 Student Council rep., 125 Senior class Vice-pres.5 NHS, 11,12. SANDY ARMITAGE-Gymnastics club, 105 FBLA, 11,125 Handbook staff, 11,12. JOE ARNOLD DAVE ATKINSON-Football team-10-125 Key club, 125 Math club, 105 Football club, 11,125 Yearbook staff, 12. KEN BAKER-DECA, 11,125 Intramurals, 10-125 Choir, 10,11. ROBERT BALCOM-Art Club, 10-125 Conservation club, 125 Prom decorating. ARLEEN BARNAS-Gymnastics club, 105 FBLA, 11,125 Handbook staff, 11,125 Yearbook staff, 12. BOB BASTA-Swim team, 10-125 Gymnastics club, 10,115 Astronomy club, 11,125 Physics club, 12. RICK BATES-Baseball team, 10-125 Football team, 115 Foot- ball club, 115 Gymnastics club, 125 Student Council, 10. ROGER BAUMANN JANE BEACOM-FBLA, 11,125 Guidance rep., 10-125 Handbook staff, NHS, 11,12. ROBERT BELLI-Student Council, 105 Announcers' club, 11,12. KAREN BENNETT-PARC, 125 Newspaper, 12-News Ed. 125 Yearbook, 11,12-Student Life ed. 125 Math club, 10,115 French club, 115 Forensic league 105 Prom decorating, 115 Intramurals, 9-115 GAA, 95 Journalism club, 12. MICHELE BERESIK-Science club, 105 Choir, 10,125 Intra- murals, 10,115 Library club, 11,125 FTA, 11,125 Prom decorating, 115 Yearbook, 12. TOM BERTUS-Math club, 10,11. DAN BEST-Wrestling team, 11,12. DON BIDDLE-Drama club, 105 School play, 105 school musical, 105 Newspaper staff, 11,12-editor 125 Journalism club, 11,125 Afro-American club, 125 Prom decorating, 115 Yearbook staff, 12. DIANA BOLT-Gymnastics club, 10-12-sec.-treas. 115 Cheer- leaders, 9,105 Mascot, 125 Student Council, 9. BOB BOWMAN DEBRA BOWSER-FTA, 105 Photography club, 11. BOB BRACKIN-Conservation club, 105 Track team, 10-125 Gymnastics club, 11,12. PATRICIA BREDON-Beta Tri-Hi-Y, 105 French club, 10,115 Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, 115 NHS, 115 FTA, 10-12-sec. 115 Forensics, 11. COLLEEN BRICK-Gymnastics club, 105 FHA, 115 Library club, 115 DECA, 11. CINDY BROWN-Prom decorating, 115Work experience, 12. SANDY BUCKSHI RE-Gymnastics, Prom decorating, FBLA. KERRICAMPBELL-DECA,11. AL CARNEY-Track team, 105 Astronomy club, 10,11. MIKE CARNEY-Conservation club, 12. RICHARD CARNEY DIANE CAVITT-Student Council, 10,115 Guidance rep., 10-125 Gymnastics club, 10-12-pres. 115 Girls' Swim team, 11-125 Prom decorating, 11. DENNIS CECCARELLI-Art club, 11,125 PARC, 12. KAREN CHOBANIAN-FNA, 105 FBLA, 11,125 Monitors' club, 12. DIANNE CIESLINSKI-GAA, 95 FNA, 105 FTA, 11,125 Choir, 9,10. GREG CLAASSEN-Gymnastics club, 105 Wrestling team, 105 Photography club, 125 Conservation club, 12. GARY CLARK-Radio club, 10. SUSAN COGAR-Forensic League, 105 French club, 10,115 Math club, 10,115 Newspaper staff, 125 Literary Magazine, 12. DENNIS COLWELL-Band, 105 Gymnastics, 10,115 German club, 10,115Swim team, 10-12. ALLAN CONTI-Football team, 10-125 Football club, 10-125 Guidance rep., 12. CATHY COPELIN-DECA,11. CHRIS CORTESE-Football team, 9,105 Baseball team, 9,105 Key club, 11,125 Physics club, 125 Science club, 115 Spanish club, 115 Yearbook staff, 12. DAVE COULSON-Marching Band, 10-125 Stage Band, 10-125 Concert Band, 10-125 Astronomy club, 11. THOMAS CREEVEY-OE class, 10-12. DAVE CRIDER-Forensic League, 105 A-V club, 115 Monitors' club, 12. JOE CROGNALI-Conservation club, 10. QAREN CROPCHO-Gymnastics club, 105 FTA, 10,115 Prom decorating, 125 Yearbook staff, 125 Library club, 115 PARC, 12. MARY CROWELL-Yearbook staff, 125 Gymnastics club, 105 Library club, 115 FTA, 11,125 PARC, 125 Intramurals 10-12. JAMIE DAVIS LORI DAVIS-Choir, 9-125 Girls' Ensemble, 11,125 French club, 115 FNA, 10-12-Vice-pres. 125 Literary Magazine, 11. DONNA DeARDO-Student Council, 105 FTA, 10-125 Library club, 11,125 Prom decorating,11. MARK DeCROO-Conservation club. JENINE DeFELlCES-Choir, 9,105 Majorettes, 10-125 Prom decorating, 115 FNA, 10,115 FTA, 105 Home Ec Seminar, 125 PARC, 12. BILLIE DEISEROTH-FHA, 105 Intramurals, 105 DECA, 11,125 Photography club, 115PARC, 125 FNA, 11. SANDY DelVlARTlNO-Choir, 10-125 Girls' Ensemble, 11,125 Intramurals, 10-125 Girls' Basketball team, 115 FNA, 11,125 French club, 11. JIM DEVINE-Radio club, 9-12-Vice-pres. 10, pres. 125 Astron- omy club, 9-12-Vice-pres. 115 Swim team, 11,125 Student Council, 12. IVIICHELE DEVLIN-FNA, 105 Literary Magazine, 115 Library club, 115 PARC, 125 Intramurals, 10,12. CAROL DOMBROSKI-Yearbook staff, 11,12-Ads ed. 125 GAA, 95 Math club, 10,115 Chemistry club, 125 NHS, 11,125 French club, 115 Guidance rep. 125 U.S. Steel Science Seminar, 12. GEORGE DUDEK-PARC,125DECA,11. JANICE DUNLAP-Choir, 10-125 Intramurals, 10,115 Prom decorating, 115 FBLA, 12. KATHY DUNN-Biology club, 125 Library club, 115Gymnastics club, 105 French club, 11, pres. 115 NHS, 11,125 Swim team, 11,125 Guidance rep. 9-125 FNA, 12. JOHN DZANAJ-Baseball team, 10-125 Conservation club. JOE ELBICKI DIANE ELLIS-Art club, 11. JOHN ELLISON-Baseball team, 10-12. DARIA ENGLEHART-Spanish club, 105 Library club, 115 FTA, 11,125 Yearbook staff, 125 Intramurals, 125 PARC, 12. JOHN ENGLISH-Swim team, 10-125 Gymnastics club 10,115 Key club, 115 Physics club, 125 Astronomy club, 12. DAVID FARBISHEL-Stage Band, 10-125 Marching Band, 9-125 Science club, 105 Math club, 115 Physics club, 125 Concert Band, 9,12. DENNIS FEIL-Art club, 11,12. DONNA FERGUSON-Intramurals, 125 Announcers' club, 11,125 Girls' Chorus, 125 Library club, 10. MIKE FERGUSON GARY FEROCE-Gymnastics club, 10-125 Football team, 9,10. ROBERT FEROCE-OE class, 10-12. TIIVI FISHER-Baseball team, Conservation club. JOHN FLEMIVI-French club, 115 Intramurals, 11,12. BETH FOURATT-Library club, 115 French club, 9-115 Prom decorating, 115 Intramurals, 125 Senior class sec.5 Senior Homecoming Attendant5 FTA, 125 NHS, 11,125 U.S. Steel Science Seminar, 125 PARC, 12. GARY GAYDOSIK ED GAZARIK-Band,10-125Marching Band, 11. ELAINE GEORGEVICH-FTA, 10-125 Library club, 10-12. FRANK GIGLER-Prom decorating, 105 Football team, 10-12- Capt. 125 Basketball team, 10-125 Track team, 10-125 Football club, 10-12. Key club, 125 Gymnastics club, 105 Physics club, 125 Guidance rep., 10,115 Soph. class vice-pres. SANDY GLADOWSKI-Gymnastics club, 105 DECA, 11,125 FBLA, 125 Prom decorating, 11. DICK GIVIEREK-NHS, 11,125 Prom decorating, 115 Guidance rep., 105 Student Council, 10,125 Marching band, 10-125 Concert Band, 10-125 Pep Band, 10-125 Key club, 1012- Lieutenant Gov. 11,125 Basketball team, 10-12-capt. 125 Baseball team, 11,125 Tennis team, 105 Yearbook staff, 12. LINDA GRECO-FTA, 105 FNA, 10,115 FHA, 115 Art club, 125 Afro-American club, 125 J-V Cheerleader, 10. TERRY GRIIVIIVI-Band, Baseball team. WILLIAM GRIMIVI-OE cIass,10-12. BOB GROMLEY EVY GROVES-Majorettes, 10-12-Lead 125 Junior class sec.5 Girls' Ensemble, 11,125 Choir Pres., 125 Prom decorating5 Guidance rep. 105 FTA, 105 FNA, 9. BRAD GUDIVIUNDSON-Football club, 10-125 Football team, 10-125 Track team, 10-125 Newspaper staff, 125 Sports Ed. 12 ROY HACK-Nlonitors' club, 12. KRIS HALL-lVlath club, 10-vice-chm. 105 J-V Baseball, 105 Key club, 11-125 Physics club, 12-pres,12. DEBBIE HARRICK-Guidance rep., 9-125 FTA, 95 FNA, 105 Literary Magazine, 115 Prom decorating, 115 PARC, 12. BILL HARRIS-Football club, 10,115 Football team. HOWARD HARTGE RANDY HASER-Football team, 10-125 Wrestling team, 10-125 Newspaper staff, 11,125 Prom decorating, 115 Football club, 10-12. BETH HATCHER-Girls' Basketball team, 115 Art club, 10,115 Astronomy club, 12-sec.-treas. 12. RON HAUPIN-Photography club,11,12. WILLIAM HEAVNER-Monitors'club,12. KEN HEFFNER-Radio club, 10,115 Conservation club,125 Key cIub,115Swim team, 11. MONICA HENDRICKS-FBLA,11. KATHLEEN HERMAN-Student Council, 10,11-sec. 102 Lit- erary Magazine, 10,115 Newspaper staff, 115School play, 105 PARC, 125 German club, 125 Prom decorating, 11. HAROLD HERRINGTON-Gymnastics club, 10,115 Monitors' club, 12. CHERYL HEYER-FNA, 10,115 FHA, 115 DECA, 11,12. MARK HILES-NHS, Prom decorating, Art club,11,125 Literary Magazine. WALTER HILL LAURA HOARE-FTA, 10-12-treas. 125 National Forensic League, 105 Newspaper staff, 11,125 Journalism club, 11,125 Scrawler, 125 Girls' Basketball team, 11,12. JOHN HOLLIS-Afro-American club, 125 FTA, 125 Prom decorating, 11. DENNIS HORCICAK-Electronics club, Gymnastics. LINDA HOWARD-FTA, 10-125 Math club, 115 PARC, 125 Choir, 10-125 NHS, 11,12. ALVIN HUGHES-Afro-American club, 12. MELISSA HUGH ES-Afro-American club,125FNA5DECA5 Intramurals. SUSAN HUNTER-Newspaper club, 115 FTA, 11,125 PARC, 12. JIM HUSAR-Football team, 10-125 Track team, 11,125 Foot- ball club, 10-125 Conservation club, 105 J-V Baseball 105 Student Council alternate, 10. MIKE JACOBUS-Guidance rep., 115Swim team, 9-125 German club, 115Choir, 10,125 Intramurals, 10-125 Volleyball team, 12. JIM JARRETT-Astronomy club, 10-125 Physics club, 12. JANE JEFFRI ES-Spanish club, 10,125 German club,125 Newspaper staff, 125 Guidance rep., 125 NHS, 11,125 Year- book staff, 11,12-Editor, 12. LUANN JOHNSON-Astronomy club, 9-11-sec. 115 National Forensic League, 105 Newspaper staff, 1 15 Art club, 11,125 Scrawler, 11,125 School play, 105 Musical, 10. WILL JOHNSON-Wrestling team,5 Gymnastics club5 Afro- American club. KIRK JOHNSTON-Football team, 9-125 Baseball team, 11,125 Football club, 11,125 Conservation club, 125 Prom decorating, 11. CALLIE ANN KARAICA-Choir5 J.V. Cheerleader5 Girls' Basket- ball team, 10-125 Pep club5 FTA5 GAA5 Intramurals, 10-125 Afro-American club, 125 Art club5 Gymnastics club5 Jr. Tri-Hi-Y. SAMUEL KELLEY-Key club, 105VoIleybalI team, 10-125 Math club, 115 Conservation club, 125 Prom decorating, 11. MAUREEN KENNELLY KAREL KEPICS-Prom decorating, 115 Newspaper staff, 125 Literary Magazine, 125 Guidance rep., 125 NHS, 11,125 Tri-Hi-Y,10. DONNA KERCHENKO-Library club, 105 FBLA, 12. KYM KING-FNA, 105 Concert Band, 10-125 Marching Band, 10-125 Library cIub,12. JOHN KLINE JOAN KLINGENSMITH-FNA,10-12-sec.125lntramurals, Student Council Alternate, 115 PARC, 12. DON KNIZE-Volleyball team, 11,125 Football team, 115 Monitors' club, 125 Cannoneer, 12. DAVE KNOLL-Track team, 105 Science club, 105 A-V club,115 Physics club, 125 PARC, 12. LINDA KOCHANSKI-FNA, 11,125 FTA, 115 PARC, 12. DAVE KOWAL-Concert Band, 1084125 Pep Band, 11,125 Dance Band, 11,125 Marching Band, 11,125 Announcers' club, 11,12- News Director, 125 Student Council, 10-12-Assembly Chm., 11,125 Conservation club, 105 Prom decorating, 115 Intramur- als, 10,11. MARSHA KRALL-Art club,115Office Aid, 11. PAUL KRUSPER-Class President, 105 Wrestling team, 10-125 Football team, 10-125 Track team, 105 Football club, 10. PAM KURPAKUS-Intramurals, 10-125 FHA, 115 FNA, 11,125- pres. 125 PARC, 12. PAUL KURPAKUS-Wrestling team, 10-12. GWYNNE KUS-FNA, 105 Office Aid, 1 15 Art club, 11,125 News paper staff, 115 PARC, 125 Library cIub,12. VALERIE LARROW-FBLA, 11,12-Vice-pres. 125 FHA, 115 NHS, 11,125 Handbook staff, 11. SANDIE LAWTON-Intramurals, 10,115 Library club, 115 DECA, 11,12. GEORGE LEAH-Marching Band, 105 Concert Band, 10-125 Track team, 105 Math club,115Science club, 10. DEBRA LEICHLITER-FNA, 10,115 PARC, 12. DAVID LESTER DEBRA LEWIS-FNA, 10,115 PARC, 125 FHA, 11. ROBIN LIBENGOOD-FNA, 10-12-treas. 125 FHA, 115 lntramurals,10,11. DAN LISKA-Basketball team, 10-125 Key club, 1O-12-Point- keeper 11, Vice-pres. 125 Guidance rep. 11,125 Math cIub,11. 10-125 Prom decorating, 115 Yearbook staff, 125 Choir, 10-125 ATTY LOBUR-Cheerleader, 10-12-co-capt. 11,125 Guidance rep., 10-115 Choir, 10-125 Gymnastics club, 10-125 Student Council Alternate, 10. I-IARON LOEHNER AUL LUCAS-Track team, 10-125 Football team, 10,115 Foot- ball club, 10,115Monitors' club, 12. EITH MADERA-Astronomy club, 12. OUIS MALLON-German club, 10-125 A-V club, 125 Choir, 12. IARY MANDARINO-Gymnastics club, 105 Newspaper staff, 11,125 Journalism club, 11,12. EFF MARIETTI-Choir, 105 German club, 10,11. INDA MARIETTI-Intramurals, 10-125 Concert Band 105 Marching Band, 10-125 FNA, 105 FHA, 115 Library club, 115 FTA, 125 PARC, 12. ETH MARKOVICH-Library club, 105 FTA, 10-125 Guidance rep., 105lntramurals,10. RANK MAROTTI-Basketball team, 10-12. IARY MARSH QARREN MARTIN-FNA, 105 FTA, 11,125 PARC, 12. OE MARTINKOVICH-Football team, 125 Football club, 125 Basketball team, 10,1 15 Track team, 115Tennis team, 105 Key -club, 105 Gymnastics club,10. IRT MCCONVILLE-Intramurals, 10,115 Gymnastics club, 105 Golf team, 115 Volleyball team, 11. OSIE MCGEE-Library club, 11,125 DECA, 115 Intramurals, 11, 12. ERIC McKEE LRUCE McKILLOP-Key club, 11,12. IIARILYN MCKRISKY-Prom decorating, 115 PARC, 125 FHA 84 Home Ec Seminar, 10-125 FNA, 10,115 NHS, 11,125 IntramuraIs,10-12. IRUCE MCMEANS IARBARA MCNABB IENRY McNUTT-Gymnastics club, 10,115 DECA, 11. 'ERRY McNUTT-Junior class Treas.5 Football team, 10-125 Basketball team, 10,115 Prom decorating, 115 Football club, 11,125 Baseball team, 12. KENNETH MEYER-Football team, 10-125 Track team, 10-125 1 NHS, 11,125 Football club, 11,125Student Council, 10,115 J Math Club, ro. KNGELO MIGLIORISI-Key club, 11,125 Student Council, 125 Prom decorating, 11. IIIICHELE MILLER-Gymnastics club, 105DECA,11,12-pres.125 Photography club, 115 Library club, 115 Girls' Basketball team 11,121 FBLA, 12. JIM MILLS-Football team, 11,12. CHARLIE MISAK-Band, 10-125 Monitors' club, 125 Intramurals, 10-12. JUDY MOHNEY-FNA, 10-125 FTA, 115 FHA, 105 PARC, 122 Intramurals5 Prom decorating. SUE MONTGOMERY-Choir, 10-125 Gymnastics club, 105 FTA, 11,125 Yearbook staff, 125 Intramurals, 10,11. TOM MOORE-Gymnastics club, 11,12. JUDY MORGAN-Dramatics club, 105 Scrawler, 11,125 FNA, 125 Prom decorating, 115 Majorettes, 12. MIKE MORGANTE-Intramurals,10,11. BILL MORRIS-Track team, 115 Basketball team, 10. TIM MURDOCK-Football team, 10-12-capt. 125 Track team, 10-125 Basketball team, 105 Football club, 10-125 Key club, 125 Prom decorating, 11. SUSAN MUSE-Literary Magazine, 10-12-Editor 11,125 Prom decorating chm., 115 Newspaper staff, 11,12-Editor, 125 Art club, 11,125 NHS, 11,125 Student Council, 12. KAREN MYERS-Gymnastics club, 10-12. RICHARD NAPIERKOWSKI-Key club, 10,115 Golf team, 115 Biology club, 125 Intramurals, 10,11. DENNIS NEIL-Drama club, 105 Marching Band, 10-125 Dance Band, 10-125 Concert Band, 10-125 Pep Band, 10-125 Guidance rep., 115 Key club, 125 Newspaper staff, 125 Tennis team, 10- 12-capt. 125 School musical, 10. ROBERTA NELSON-Library cIub5 FTA5 PARC, 12. BILL NEWELL PATTY NONN-Concert Band, 10-125 Marching Band, 125 FBLA, 11,12-pres. 125 Prom decorating, 115lntramuraIs,10,115 Handbook staff, 11,12. BRUCE NORDMARK-A-V club, 10-125 Conservation, 125 School play, 105 Stage crew, 105 Intramurals, 10-12. SUE NOVAK-Choir, 105 FBLA, 11,125 DECA, 125 Intramurals, 12. JOHN NOVICK-Marching Band, 10,115 German club, 125 Con- servation club, 10. NANCY NOWE-OE class, 10-12. TIMOTHY OAKES CAROLYN OLIVER-FTA, 10-125 Choir, 10,115 FNA, 115 Afro-American club, 12. MIKE PADEN-Guidance rep., 10,1 15 Student Council Alternate, 105 Concert Band, 10,115 Biology club 125 Physics club, 12. STEPHANIE PATLA-Library club, 10-125 FTA, 10-125 Prom decorating, 115 Choir, 125 Handbook staff, 12. TIM PEARSON-Baseball team, 10-12. CHRIS PECONI-Baseball team, 10-12. GARY PEDATELLA-Marching Band, 10-125 Pep Band, 10-125 Concert Band, 10,115 Gymnastics club, 11,12. ROBIN PEDATELLA RICK PELLAFONE-Marching Band, 9-12-Vice-pres. 125 Concert Band, 10-125 Pep Band 10-125 Dance Band, 10-125 Key club, 10-12-sec. 125 Prom decorating. JILL PFEIFFER-NHS, 11,125 Spanish club, 10,125 PARC, 125 Intramurals, 12. TOM PIETRYKA-Key club, 11,125 Physics club, 12. DIANA PIPER-FTA, 105 Library club, 105 Concert Choir, 115 Choir Ensemble, 115 Concert Band, 11,125 German club, 12. CHRIS PITKIVITCH DONNA PITKIVITCH JANINE PLASCZYNSKI-FTA, 115 Majorettes, 11,125 Library club, 105 Conservation club, 125 Art club, 125 Intramurals, 10,115 Prom decorating, 115 Girls' Basketball team, 11,125 DECA, 11. DENISE PLETCHER-Art club, 115 FBLA, 12. JUDIE PLEVA-Gymnastics club, 105 Intramurals, 105 FTA, 11, 12-sec. 125 Afro-American club, 12-Vice-pres. 125 Student Council, 12. KEITH POCH ET-Drama club, 10, Science club, 105 FTA, 11,12- Vice-pres. 125 Student Council Alternate, 115 Marching Band, 11. SARA POLICICCHIO-Majorettes, 11,12-Lead5 Girls' Basketball team, 115 FNA, 10,115 FTA, 11,125 PARC, 125 Intramurals, 10-12. ' CATHY POWERS-Gymnastics club, 105 Prom decorating, 115 Mixed chorus, 115 Girls' chorus, 125 Intramurals, 10-125 Announcers' club, 12. GREG PRANIEWICZ-Volleyball team, 10-125 Key club,11,125 Physics club, 125 Prom decorating, 115 NHS, 11,125 U.S. Steel Honors Institute. DENISE PRINDLE-FTA, 11,125 Guidance rep., 10-12. JILL PRINKEY-FTA, 10-125 Library club, 115 PARC, 125 Concert Band, 10-125 Marching Band, 12. CINDY PUHLMAN-German club, 11,125 FTA, 125 Intramurals, 10-12. JANIS PULCINI-FTA, 10-125 PARC, 11,125 Intramurals, 10-12. OTTIS OUARLES-Football team, 10-12-capt. 125 Wrestling team, 10-125 Track team, 10,115 Baseball team, 125 Student Council, 105 Gymnastics club, 105 Football club, 11,12. PAM RAFALKO-Gymnastics club, 10-125 Swim team, 11,125 Choir, 10-125 Intramurals, 10,12. MARY SUE RAMSDEN-FNA, 9-115 FTA, 9-12-Corres. sec. 125 Prom decorating, 115 GAA, 105 Choir, 9,105 Guidance rep., 9,10. TOM REARICK-NHS, 11,12-treas.5Student Council, 10,11-Alt 10, rep. 115Tennis team, 11,125 Dance Band5 Pep Band5 Marching Band-Drum Major, 125 Science Fair, 10,1 15 Chem- istry club, 12-Activity Director 125 U.S. Steel Science Honors Institute, 12. PATTY REIGH-FTA, 10-125 Yearbook staff, 12. MARY RHOADES-Gymnastics club, 10,115 FBLA, 12. VERNON RHOADES-Track team, 10-125 Key club, 11,125 Monitors' club, 125 Gymnastics club, 10. JEFFREY ROLLISON-Swim team, 10-125 Key club, 11,125 Chemistry club, 125 Math club, 1 15 Gymnastics club, 105 Student Council, 115 Prom decorating, 11. DEBBIE ROSS-FNA, 105 Intramurals, 105 FBLA, 11,125 Girls' Chorus, 11,125 Choir, 105 Astronomy club, 10. FRED RUTKA-Football team, 105 Conservation club, 125 Intramurals, 10-125 Monitors' club, 12. TOM SAILOCK-Track team, 11,125 Monitors' club, 125 Conser- vation club, 125 Intramurals, 10-12. DEBBIE SANESI--FTA, 9-125 FNA, 10-125 GAA, 95 Library Club, 9. KEN SANTSCHI-Basketball team, 105 Swim team, 11, 125 Key club, 10-12, treas. 125 Astronomy club, 105 Baseball team, 11, 12. DAWN SCHALL-DECA, 11, 12-treas. 115 Prom decorating. RICH SCHERF-FTA, 11, 125 School Musical, 105 Choir, 10, 11 Conservation club, 11, 125 Track team, 12. GEORGE SCHULLER-Photography club,12. FRANK SEKSCINSKI-Conservation club, 105 Astronomy club, 12. MICHAEL SEPELYAK-Concert Band, 10-125 Marching Band, 9-12-Pres. 125 Stage Band, 10-125 Pep Band, 10-125 Photog- raphy club, 10-125 Key club, 11, 125 Biology club, 105 Announcers' club, 115 NHS, 11, 125 Yearbook Photographer, 12. DICK SHAFFER-Wrestling team, 10, 11. DUANE SHAFFER-German club, 10-12,-Pres. 125 Astronomy club, 115 Radio club, 125 Marching Band, 9-125 Concert Band, 9-125 Pep Band,10-12. BLAINE SHANK-Baseball team, 10-125 Key club, 11, 125 Astronomy club, 105 Science club, 105 Announcers' club, 115 Guidance rep., 115 Prom decorating, 115Student Council, 125 Newspaper staff, 12. RON SHANK-Conservation club, 11. r DON SHIELDSfBand,10,11. 'ATTY SHIELDS-Cheerleaders, 9-12-capt. 125 Student Council, 9-115 Literary Magazine, 105 Gymnastics club, 11, 125 FNA, 105 School Musical, 105 Swim team, 9,10. BOB SHUEY-Marching Band, 10-125 Pep Band, 105 Dance Band, 11,125Track team, 11, 12. DON SICLARI-Aerospace club, 105 Art club, 12. IIARGIE SIEMBIDA-FTA, 105 FNA, 105 Science Fair, 105 Intramurals, 105 French club, 115 Art club, 115 Newspaper staff, 125 Journalism club, 125 DECA, 115 Handbook staff, 12. DAVE Sl LLIMAN-Gymnastics club, 105 Football team, 115 Football club, 11. BECKY SIMPSON-NHS, 11, 125 FNA, 10, 115 Choir, 10-12-sec. 125 FTA, 11, 125 PARC, 125 Yearbook staff, 11, 125 Activities Ed. 125 Guidance rep., 10-12. IEFF SIMS-Math club, 105 Biology club, 105 Physics club,125 Astronomy club, 12. 'ATRICE SINEGAL-Prom decorating, 115 FBLA, 125 DECA, 115 Intramurals, 10. IAMES SIVAK JIICHAEL SLADISKY-Swim team Manager, 11, 125 Volleyball team Manager, 11. DRAIG SLAGLE-Intramurals, 10-125 Gymnastics club, 125 Baseball team, 10. CON DON SMITH-Wrestling team, 105 Gymnastics club, 12. VIELODY SMITH-FHA, 105 FBLA, 11, 125 DECA, 12-sec. 12: Intramurals, 10. -ESLIE SNYDER-Yearbook staff, 125 Literary Magazine, 11,125 Art club, 11, 125 Newspaper staff, 125 Prom decorating, 115 Conservation club, 125 Swim team, 10, 125 Student Council, 11. VIARCIA SOKALSKI-Swim team, 11, 125 Gymnastics club, 105 Conservation club, 125 Intramurals, 10-12. JOSEPH SPIERING-OE class, 10-12. ELAINE SPROWLS-Majorettes, 11, 125 Intramurals, 10-125 Choir, 10, 11. LENNY STANGA-Sophomore class Vice-pres.5 Junior class Pres.5 Senior class Pres.5 Football team, 105 Intramurals, 11, 12 KATHY STEVENSON-FNA, 10, 125 Newspaper staff, 115Jour- nalism club, 115 PARC, 125Intramurals,10-12. GARY STEWART-Wrestling team, 10-125 Gymnastics club, 10- 12. PEGGY STEWART-German club, 10-12-sec. 11, Vice-pres. 125 FTA, 115 Prom decorating, 115 NHS, 11, 125 Chemistry club, 125 Yearbook staff, 12. NANCIE STRELLEC-FBLA,12. CHUCK STROUD-Art club, 10,115 Monitors' club 125 Astrono- my club, 12. VANESSA STUBRICK-FTA, 9, 115 FNA, 10-125 Prom decora- ting, 115 Guidance rep., 11, 125 Intramurals, 9-12. ANN STULTZ-NHS, 11, 125 Math club, 10, 11,-sec. 10, 11: Forensic League, 105 FHA, 115Yearbook staff, 11, 12,- Underclassmen Ed. 11, Senior Ed. 125 FTA, 125 Intramurals, 10, 115 Prom refreshment committee. MAE SUCH DEBBIE SULITZ-Gymnastics club, 105 FBLA, 11, 12. MONICA SWANDERSKI-Intramurals, 10-125 PARC, 125 DECA, treas. 125 Gymnastics club, 10. ROBIN SWIERGOL-Gymnastics club, 105 Art club, 115 Literary Magazine, 11, 125 FBLA, 125 Newspaper staff, 12. EDMUND SZCZESNY-A-V club, 125 Volleyball team, 10, 11. JOE TARABA-Baseball team, 10-125 Concert Band, 9-115 Marching Band, 11, 125 Dance Band, 125 Intramurals, 10-125 Pep Band, 11, 12. OSIE TAYLOR-OE class, 10-12. JUDITH RENETTA TAYLOR-FTA, 10-12-sec. 11, pres. 125 FNA, 10, 115Afro-American club, 12-sec. 125 Maiorettes, 125 Prom decorating, 11. GARY THICKEY-Baseball team, 10-125 Dance Band, 10-125 Wrestling team, 105 Monitors' club, 125 Intramurals. ROYCE THOMPSON-Art club, 115DECA, 11,12. DIANE TIETSWORTH-Gymnastics club, 10, 115 Home Ec Seminar, 125 Prom decorating, 115PARC, 125 Choir, 10-12- Vice-pres. 125 Intramurals, 10-12. CINDY TOBIN-lntramuraIs,10-12. DAN TOBIN-Gymnastics club, 105 Football team, 105 Track team, 11, 125 Monitors' club, 12. PEGGY TOBIN-FNA,1O5DECA,11,12. LINDA TORKEO-FTA, 10-125 Math club, 115 PARC, 125 Intra- murals, 10-12. KAREN TRIMBLE-NHS, 11, 12-Vice-pres.5 Forensic League, 9, 105 Yearbook staff, 11-Art!Layout Ed.5 Art club, 11, 125 Literary Magazine, 11, 12, Co-ed. 11, 125 Prom decorating, 11 Class play, 105 School Musical, 10. TONY ULIZIO-Student Council, 10-12-pres. 125 NHS, 11, 12- pres.5 Key club, 10-125 Biology club, 115 Yearbook staff, 10, 115 Intramurals, 10-12. VICKI UMBAUGH-Gymnastics club, 10-125 Cheerleader, 10-125 DECA, 115 Intramurals, 10, 11. KATHY UNITES-Intramurals, 10-125 FBLA, 11,125 Prom decorating. SHARON URIC-FNA, 10-sec. 105 Intramurals, 10, 115 FBLA, 125 Prom decorating5 FTA, 115 Library club, 115GirIs' Basket- ball team, 115 Homecoming attendant, 11. ANITA VELTRI-Gymnastics club, 105 Prom decorating, 115 Library club, 115Afro-American club, 125 Intramurals, 10, 115 Student Council sec., 125 J.V. Cheerleader, 9, 10- capt. 10. IVIaiorette, 11, 125 Girls' Basketball team, 11. ANDY VENEZIE--Spanish club, 105 Art club, 115 Key club, 125 Physics club, 125 Prom decorating, 115 NHS, 11, 12. JUDY VESCHI-Intramurals, 10-125 Afro-American club, 125 FTA, 125 Girls' Basketball team, 11, 125 Gymnastics club, 10, 115 Student Council, 10, 11. KENNETH VOTOUENNE-Intramurals, 10-125 Astronomy club 11. CHRIS VVAGNER-Cannoneer, 125 Intramurals, 10, 115 FBLA, 12. BETH WALKER-FBLA, 115 Prom Refreshment committee, 115 FTA, 125 NHS, 11, 12. IVIAXINE VVALKER-Gymnastics cIub,105DECA, 11,125 Library club, 115 FHA, 115 Intramurals, 10,11. REBECCA WALKER-Gymnastics club,105lVlath club, 115 Lit- erary Magazine, 115 Photography club, 125 German club, 125 Swim team, 105 Nlarching Band, 11, 125 Concert Band, 10-125 Dance Band, 125 NHS, 11, 12. BOB WARDLE-Gymnastics club, 10, 115 Chemistry club, 125 Swim team, 10-125 Golf team, 11, 125 Prom decorating, 115 Cheerleader, 11, 125 NHS, 11, 125 Yearbook staff, 12-Sports Gd. 12. BETTY LOU VVATEFII-O0-Gymnastics club, 10, 115 Choir, 10, 115 FBLA, 12. RICH VVESTON-Football team, 10-125 Track team, 11, 125 Conservation club, 115Wrestling team, 10-125 Football club. LOURDES WHITE GARY WIERZBICKI-Marching Band, 11, 125 Dance Band, 11, 125 Pep Band, 11, 125 Volleyball team, 10-125 Key club, 11, 125 Intramurals, 10-12. ED WILES-Baseball team, 105 Golf team, 105 Student Council, 115 DECA, 125 Conservation club, 11. KATHY WISE-Guidance rep., 10-125 Art club, 10, 115 Literary Magazine, 11, 125 Yearbook staff, 115 Forensic League, 105 Newspaper staff, Feature ed. 125 Intramurals, 10-12. FRANK WOIEWODSKI-Student Council, 105 Conservation club, 10. BILL WRABLE-Basketball team, 10, 115 Conservation club, 105 Track team, 11, 125 Radio club,115lVIonitors' club, 125 Stage Crew, 125 Intramurals, 12. RICHARD YANNUZZI-NHS, 11, 12-sec.5 Senior class treas.5 ' Chemistry club, 125 Prom decorating, 115 Guidance rep., 9-12 Key club, 10-12-pres. 125 Science cIub,115Track team, 11, 125 Nlarching Band, 9-125 Concert Band, 9-125 Pep Band. BETTY YETTER-FHA 84 Home Ec Seminar, 10-125 Girls' Bas- ketball team, 11, 125 Prom decorating, 115 Office Aide, 11, 12. DAVID YOHE-Baseball team, 10, 125 Conservation club, 10-12. KENNETH YOST-Track team, 11, 125 IVIonitors' club, 12. SUE YOUNG-FNA, 10-125 Nlarching Band, 9-125 Concert Band, 10,115 Intramurals, 10,11. TONY ZAFFUTO-Conservation club, 10, 12. PAUL ZARICHNAK-Conservation club, 105 Track team, 11, 12 Announcers' club, 12. DEBBIE ZOLLINGER-Gymnastics club, 105 FBLA, 125 Intra- murals, 10-12. ICover designed by Leslie Snyder.l