Cambria Heights High School - Highlander Yearbook (Patton, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1973 volume:

CONTENTS INTRODUCTION........................PASE 2 SENIORS............................PASE. 10 faculty, administration, ETC.....PACE 4S UNDERCLASSMEN.......................PASE 66 VO -TECH............................PASE 96 SFCRTS..............................PAGE 102 ORGANIZATIONS AND ACTMTTES.....PACE 124 1972 — ATT UETO REMEMBER It was the best of times; it was the worst of times. It was a season of hope and joy; it was a time of fear and sorrow. It was a time for looking to the promise of the future, for dreaming dreams and building the courage to reach those dreams. It was a time for looking back nostal- gically to an earlier age — the 50’s — for a simplicity and innocence that our age could not offer. It was a period of laughter, excitement, thrills, tears, and wonder. It was 1973. Internationally, 1973 was a most beautiful year. It brought PEACE. The Vietnam War ended on January 27 giving us in high school our first real taste of peace ever. Warmer relations with both China and the Soviet Union give us hope that this newly found peace may continue for a genera- tion. Yet, the joy of peace also reminds us of the sadness of loss suffered by so many during the war. Nationally, 1973 was a year of many faces. It brought the re-election of President Nixon and gave some of us the privilege of participating in our first election because the voting age was lowered to eighteen. 1973 then brought the deaths of two great presidents, Truman and Johnson, leaving the United States with no former presidents for the first time in a century. The electronic wonder of television allowed us to intimately share the reunion of the prisoners of war with their families, to sense the emotions of men who had never seen their seven year old sons, to feel the love and courage maintained by men and women through horribly long and cruel separations. 1973 also ended the draft, easing the apprehension of all young men who approached the draft lottery hoping not to win. But 1973 had its bad moments, too. Crime and drugs continued to eat away at the moral fiber of our nation, leaving good citizens living in fear. A U. S. Senator, John Stennis, was shot by young muggers on a quiet street for no reason. We felt our parents quietly struggle against ever increasing prices and listened as they wondered how long things could go on this way. Locally, 1 973 offered something for everybody. For the sports fan 1 973 was unforgettable. The Pirates came within 1 wild pitch of making the World Series while the Steelers for the first time ever won a division championship and took one giant step towards the Super Bowl on Franco Harris’ miracle reception. Then, on December 31 the sports world caved in. First, the Steelers lost to the Dolphins; then Roberto Clemente tragically died on his way to help earthquake victims. The work scene was better as the mines and mills that are the backbone of the income in our area provided steady work for our fathers. Finally, the year brought another election to the Cambria Heights area with Arnold Miller, a disabled miner, challenging and defeating Tony Boyle for the leadership of the powerful miners union. Still, our concerns in 1973 were more with personal matters than international or even local problems. 1973 was a year of decision. First we had to decide our form of education, whether to continue with traditional education or to attend the new Vo-Tech school. Then as graduation approached, we had to make decisions that could affect us for a lifetime — to look for a job (what kind of job?), to attend college (despite warnings that there were too many college gradu- ates?), to get married? to travel and put our heads together? 1973 was a year of personal growth too. Faced with the reality of losing the security of school, we realized why 1 8 year olds are now considered adults. Still, no growth is made without mistakes and personal embarrass- ments which seemed so tragic at the time but now can be looked at with laughter. But most of all 1 973 was a time to build memories — memories of Yaba Daba Doo, hit songs quickly forgotten, special dates, flunked tests, term papers that seemed impossible to complete, demanding but con- cerned teachers, and friendships that will lighten our lives forever. This was the school year 1 973. A 71 UE OF LEARNING • . . A TIME OF LONELINESS . . . A Tt UE OF TOOErWERNESG . . . A TIME. OF HAPPINESS . . . A TIME OF QmJGGLB . . . 1973 WAC A TT WE OF . . . Communicating Making music Destruction . . . 7WE CLACQ 8 OF ’73 9 ClACQ OFFICERS President, Pat Carnicella; Vice President, Ken Hite; Secretary, Lori Bender; Treasurer, Debby Eckenrode TIMOTHY ANGERT Tim Commercial Interests: Cars and motorcy- cles. Ambition: To go to California and get a job. CONNIE BAILEY Connie Commercial Pep Club Interests: Fun Ambition: To get out of Pat- ton. PAULA BAKAJZA Paula College Prep Majorette 10-12, Captain 12; Concert Band 10-12; Year- book Staff 12; Class Vice- President 10; Student Council 10; Prom Committee 11; Able Youth Seminar 11; N.E.D.T. Award 10; Wind Ensemble 11; Chorale 10. Interests: Sports, Majorettes, and Concert Band. Ambition: Physical Education teacher. SHARON BAKER Sharon College Prep Marching Band and Concert Band 10-12; Majorette 10- 12; Swim Team 11-12, Co- Captain of Swim Team 12; Chess Club 12,- Prom Com- mittee 11; Pep Club 10; Wind Ensemble 11. Interests: Bowling, Swimming, Ice Skating. Ambition: X-Ray Technician. JOHNATHAN ANNA John Commercial Interests: Cars Ambition: Undecided CYNTHIA BAILEY Cindy College Prep Vo-Tech Majorette 10-12; Concert Band 10-11; Prom Committee 11. Interests: Majorette, Roller Skat- ing, Ice Skating, Bowling, Swim- ming. Ambition: To become a dental assistant. PATRICIA BAKALE Patty Commercial Pep Club 10; Plaidtalk 12; Library 12; Banquet Server 11. Interests: Having fun with the guys and weekends at Noels 15. Ambition: Secretarial work. JAMES BARON Jim College Prep Football 9-12; Prom Committee 11; Student Council 1 2. Interests: Hunting, Fishing, Foot- ball, Cars, and making Money. Ambition: To make a million and trade in my ford. 11 BARBARA BEAM Barb College Prep Yearbook Staff 12; Library Aid 1 1-12; Pep Club 10; Intramural Hockey Team 1 2. Interests: Reading. Ambition: Nursing. LEROY BEARER JOSEPH BECKER Joe College Prep Interests: Graduating. Ambition: Farming. FREDERICK BENDER JOAN BEARER Joni College Prep Concert Band 10-12; Majorette 10-12; Prom Committee 11; Yearbook Staff 12; Able Youth Seminar 11; Homecoming Court 12. Interests: Dancing, Wrestling, Majorette, Water-skiing. Ambition: Biology Teacher. GERALD BECKER Jetry College Prep Interests: Pittsburgh Pirates, Ani- mals, outdoor activities and Chevy four-wheel drive trucks. RONALD BECKER Ron College Prep Interests: A fast car, wild parties, and anything that pertains to doing nothing. Ambition: Undecided LAUREEN BENDER Lori College Prep Color Guard 10-12, Captain 1 2; Student Council 10; Class Trea- surer 11; Class Secretary 12; Prom Committee 11; Pep Club 10. Interests: Home, having a good time, and someone very special. Ambition: Bank Clerk. 12 WILIAM BERNARD Gurney Vo-Tech Basketball 10,11,12; Football 12. Interests: Sports, Motorcycles. GERALD BILLS Jerry College Prep Track 9-11. Interests: Scuba diving. Ambition: Have fun. FLOSSIE BLAKE Floss Commercial; Vo-Tech Senior sports and athletic banquet server 1 1. Ambition: Proctial Nursing. JOSEPH BOBAL Crow College Prep Chess Club 12; Audio-Visual Aid Club 12; Science Club 12. Interests: Reading War books, sleeping, eating good food, playing basketball. Ambition: College RENE BEUNIER Rud College Prep Wrestling 9-12. Interests: Cars, Girls, Money, Wine. Ambition: To make lots of money and be happy doing it. MARLISA BILLS Mary Commercial Vo-Tech Chorus 10; Pep Club 10; Year- book Staff 12; Colorguard. Interests: Having fun. Sleeping, Eating. Ambition: To be happy. CYNTHIA BLICK Cindy College Prep Marching band and Spring Con- cert 10-12; Pep Club; Church Chorus. Interests: Dancing, Bowling, and Skating, Listening to Music and having fun. Ambition: X-Ray Technician. JAMES DEMETRIOUS BOBBY Metro College Prep Chess Club 12; Safety Patrol 11,12. Interests: Hunting, Fishing. Ambition.- To do something worth while and make something out of myself. 13 MICHAEL J. BOBBY Mike College Prep Chorus 10-12; Play. Interests: Hunting and Fish- ing. Ambition: To attend Vo-tech school and work in conserva- tion. AMOS BRIMMER THOMAS BUCK Tom Commercial Interests: Hunting, fishing, cars, and girls. Ambition: Astronaut. PATRICK BURKEY Burk College Prep Football 9-1 2. Interests: Sports. Ambition: Undecided. PATRICIA BORTMAN Patty College Prep Cheerleading 7-12, Captain 12; Pep Club 10; Newspaper 11; Prom Committee 11; Year Book Staff 12; Play, How to Succeed ... 12; Intramural Hockey 12. Interests: Cheerleading, cheering guys on to victory, having fun at parties and being friendly with all people. Ambition: Make Dom happy, someday be a Phys. Ed teacher and Sponsor. ROBERT BROWN Bob College Prep Track 9; Men's Glee Club 10,11; Chorus 11,12; County Chorus 11; Dist. West Side Story 10; Oliver 11; How to Succeed . . . 12; Audio-Visual Aids Club 11 - 12; Chess Club 12; Science Club 1 2; Yearbook Staff 12; Teaching Guitar 1 2; Radio Seminar 11. Interests: Music, Driving, Drama, Meeting other people. Ambition: Music Teacher. LINDA BURKEY Burk College Prep Intramural Hockey 12; Pep Club 10; Prom Committee 11. Interests: Boys, nice, quiet par- ties; the gang from St. Boniface (all 5 of them); Saturday morn- ing cartoons. Ambition: Lab Technician NANCY CAIRNS Nancy College Prep Marching Band 10-12; Concert Band 10-12; Woodwind Ensem- ble 11; Pep Club 10; Chess Club 1 2; Librarian 11. Interests: Swimming, basketball, football, reading, ice skating, chess, listening to music. Ambition: Registered nurse, join Navy. 14 DENNIS CALLAHAN Eggy General Football 9. Interests: My stereo, and my basement. Ambition: To get ahead in life. MILDRED CARETTI Mid Commercial Swimming 12. Interests: Animals, Sports. Ambition: To join the Navy. CAROL CASSIDY Carol College Prep Plaidtalk 10; Chorus 11-12; Prom Committee 11; Oliver 11; How To Succeed In Busi- ness 12; Editor of Yearbook Staff 12; Intramural Hockey Team 12; Pep Club 10; Mini Chorus 11. Interests: Friends, Family, and School Activities. Ambition: Physical Therapist. CAROLYN CESCHINI SUSAN CAMPELL Sue Commercial Pep Club 10. Interests; Seeing how much I can get away with. Ambition: Secretary. PATRICK CARNICELLA Corn College Prep Football 9-12; Class Representa- tive 9-10; Class President 11-12; West Side Story 10; School Patrol 10-12; Prom Committee 11. Interests: Keeping super Valiant from rusting, chicks, and lots of wine. Being the guest inviter and main supplier at most parties and teaching younger tacklers to run •38 Power. Ambition: To come back to Cam- bria Heights and be Head Foot- ball Coach. RICHARD J. CENCE Rick College Prep Wrestling 9-12; Chorus 10-12; Football 10. Interests: To be successful in my future life. Ambition: To become a Doctor. RICHARD CHVERCHKO Otis General Interests: Music, my car, and women. Ambition: To get ahead in life. 15 CAROL COLLINS Carol Commercial Bond 10-12; Pep club 10. Interests: Sewing, sports, music, Ed I doubling with Bird and Sharon, and most of all that certain guy. Ambition: Secretary or Office Worker. COLLEEN COSSITOR Colleen Commercial Pep Club 10; Color Guard 9- 1 2,- Co-captain 1 2; Prom Committee 11; Year Book Staff 1 2. Interests: Swimming, Basket- ball, and Color Guard. JAMES COUTURIAUX Jim General Wrestling 9-12. Interests: Having fun. Ambition: To get out of School. JOAN DAVIS Joan Commercial Pep Club 10; Librarian 11. Interests: Boys and making money. Ambition: To do better than I’m doing now. DEBRA CONRAD Debbie Commercial Pep Club 10. Interests: A certain someone. Ambition: Get a job and later on get married. MAUREEN COSSITOR Reenie Commercial Color Guard 9-12; Year Book 12; Prom Committee 11; Pep Club 10. Interests: Benny's Class Ring, Swimming, and Color Guard. Ambition: Secretary or get Mar- ried. DIANE DAVIDSON Bugsy Commercial Vo-Tech Pep Club 10-11. Interests: Larry Warner, swim- ming, horseback riding. Ambition: To work as a health assistant. JEANMARY DESPOY Jeanie College Prep Cheerleading 9-11. Interests: Jim and Justin; swim- faing; having fun. Ambition: To be a nurse. 16 JEFFRY DILLON Jeff College Prep Vo-Tech Interests: Bowling, good food, and going up town. Ambition: To be a great suc- cess, to make a million. BETTY DOUGHTY Betty Commercial Pep Club 10; Library 11-12; Banquet Server 1 1. Interests: Weekends, having fun and a few certain guys. Ambition: Beautician. ANNETTE M. DUCLOS Annette College Prep Chorus 11-12; Library Aide 1 2; Sodality. Interests: Music. Ambition: Nursing. PATRICIA EASLY Mort or Easly Commercial Pep Club 10; Prom Commit- tee 11; Oliver 11; Chess Club 12. Interests: Swimming, basket- ball, wrestling, football, trav- eling, and embalming bodies. Ambition: Mortician. MICHAEL DINDIOS Dingy General Interests: Girls, money, and cars. Ambition: To work for cable TV. DIANE DRASS Diane Commercial Librarian 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Chess Club 12; Business Man- ager of magazine sale 12; 4-H Club. Interests: Sports. Ambition: Secretary. ROBERT DURBIN Durb Commercial Track and Field. Interests: Girls, cars, and motor- cycles. Ambition To become an electri- cian and marry a certain girl. DEBORAH ECKENRODE Debbi College Prep Cheerleading 11-12; Prom Com- mittee 11; Colorguard 10; Class Secretary 1 1; Class Treasurer 12. Interests: Any kind of sports. Ambition To be anything but a farmer. 17 ABRANA J. EDGE Abrana College Prep Intramural Hockey Team. Interests: Sports, Gymnastics. Ambition: Physical Education Teacher. FRANCIS T. FARABAUGH Frank General Vo-Tech Interests: Hunting, and hav- ing a good time. Ambition: To ba a coal miner. KENNETH L. FARABAUGH Ken College Prep Basketball 9-12. Interests: Basketball, Girls, and College. Ambition: To earn a college degree and to play basket- ball. THOMAS FARABAUGH Tom College Prep Interests: Girls, sports, drag racing, and a few more girls. Ambition: To be a success. JULIA ENDLER Judy Commercial Interest: Enjoying a Winston. Ambition: Airline Stewardess. KENNETH J. FARABAUGH Fare College Prep Cross Country 10-12; West Side Story Cast 10; Oliver Twist Cast 11; How to Succeed; Men's Glee Club 10,12; Chorus 11,12. Interests: Playing basketball and drawing. Ambition: Art teacher. RICHARD FARABAUGH Joe Dick General Vo-Tech Interests: Hunting, basketball, football, hockey. Ambition: To live a successful life. TIMOTHY FARABAUGH Lou College Prep Prom Committee 11; Vo-Tech. Interests: To have my own estab- lishment in watch repairing. Ambition: Undecided. 18 LEO FASOLI Leo General Track 10-12; Wrestling 12. Interests: Trying to get out of school. Ambition: Undecided. PAUL FLORA Paul College Prep Keeping the Senior Class entertained. Interests: High Performance Cars and Snowmobiles. Ambition: To eat Rice Krispies with a fork and be the coo- lest thing since sliced bread. JANICE GARAY Janice College Prep Majorette 10-12; Captain 12; Concert Band 9-12; County Band 10-11; District Band 1 2; Yearbook Staff 12; Prom Committee 11; Plaid Talk Staff 10; West Side Story 10; Oliver 11; Pep Club 10; Wind Ensemble 11. Interests: Majorettes, Concert Band and a certain guy from Ebensburg. Ambition: Kindergarten Teacher. MARK GLASS Mark College Prep Participating in sports. Interests: Sports, outdoor activities. Ambition: Work in telephone company. GENE FISHEL Ape General Interests: Cars and girls. Ambition: To be happy. LINDA BYRNES FRYCKLUND Linda College Prep Chorus 10-12; Mini Chorus 10- 11; Pep Club 10. Interests: Family and friends. Ambition: To be a good mother and wife. JANIS GILL Jani College Prep Cheerleading 10-12; Prom Com- mittee 11; Yearbook Staff 12; Able Youth Seminar 11; Intra Hockey 12; Student Council 10; Pep Club 10. Interests: Cheerleading, sleeping, sports, and being happy. Ambition: Physical therapist. GAIL GOBERT Gail College Prep Cheerleading 10-12; Co-Captain 12; Prom Committee 11; Girl's Field Hockey 12; Pep Club 10- 11. Interests: Jimmy, cheerleading, food, and only the good kind of parties. Ambition: Nurse. 19 LINDA GOBERT Linda College Prep Marching Band 10-12; Con- cert Band 10-12; Pep Club 10; Chess Club 12. Interests: All kinds of Sports. Ambition: Nursing. SHARON GRAY Sharon College Prep Pep Club 10-12; Drama Club 12; Band 10-12; Class Play 12; Plaid Talk Staff 12; Candy Striper. Interests: Sports (particularly baseball, football and bowl- ing) playing the piano, organ, trumpet, and trom- bone, singing and sleeping. Messing around with Bird, Ed, and Carol. Goofing around with Paula, Soupy, Retta, and Angela. Ambition: To become a nurse. WAYNE HALUSKA Ike College Prep Football 9-12; Basketball 9- 12. Interests: Making sure there is enough Booze at parties. When I find out there is a party at my house, asking Corn and Huba-Dee. And coming in Monday and hav- ing someone always say you big . . . Ambition: College. To become a better football coach than anyone else. KENNETH HITE Ken General Vice-President Senior Class. Interests: Hunting, camping, boating bowling, skiing, cars, racing, and girls. Ambition: To be successful. YVONNE GOBRIS Commercial Vo-Tech Colorguard 10-12; Chorus 10- 1 1; Class Representative 10. Ambition: To be happy. PATRICE HALUSKA Patrice Commercial Vo-Tech Prom Committee 11; Pep Club 10-11; Yearbook 12; Homeroom Representative. Interest: Swimming, Horseback riding. Ambition: X-Ray Technologist or Occupational Therapist. JOHN HINCHERICK John College Prep Football 9-12; Track 9-11; Plaid Talk 12. Interest: Hunting, fishing, foot- ball. Ambition: Forestry Management. NANCY HOLLEN Nancy College Prep Chess Club. Ambition: College, Teaching chil- dren. 20 BARBARA HOLTZ Barb Commercial Marching Band 10-12; Band President 12, Concert Band 10-12; Wind Ensemble 11; Swimming 11-12, Co-Captain 12. Interests: Swimming, music. Ambition: Secretary. ROSE HOLTZ Rose Commercial Yearbook business staff 12; Business manager for maga- zine sale 1 2. Interests: Music, math, and money. Ambition: Accounting. MATTHEW HORNE Matt College Prep Swimming Team 1 1-12. Interests: Sports cars and music. Ambition: Electronics Engi- neer. RICHARD HUGILL Rick Commercial Vo-Tech Swimming Team 11. Interests: Girls, out of doors, hunting, trapping, working, and money. Ambition: Finish Vo-Tech, become an electrician. Let my hair grow and go to the shore and find work. Then think of settling down. Before all of this, hike across the country. DANIEL HOLTZ Dan College Prep Interests: Chess, baseball, lan- guages, farming. Ambition: To get a job. GRACE HORN Hornie Commercial Pep Club 10. Interests: Eat food of any kind, love my beautiful dog (Teddy), goofin around at the garage and store, going to parties, and going to the drive-in in the sum- mer. Ambition: Undecided. RAYMOND HOUCK Ray College Prep Chess Club 1 2; Audio-Visual Aids 11-12; Prom Committee 1 1. Interests: Fishing, bow hunting, and messing around in the inde- pendent lab. Ambition: College. CATHERINE INZANA Kathy Commercial Vo-Tech Chorus 10; Pep Club 10; Year- book Staff 1 2. Interests: Guys, Sports, and being happy. Ambition: Computer Programmer. 21 JANE INZANA Jane College Prep Pep Club 10; Color Guard 11; Basketball 11-12, Co- Captain 12; Yearbook Staff 12. Interests: People. Ambition: To be happy. JOYCE JUIICK PAUL KARLHEIM AARON KAROL Aaron College Prep Football 9; Basketball 10; Track 10-12. Interests: Hunting, and girls. Ambition: College. DANIEL JENKINS Jinx College Prep Football 10,12; Track 10-12; Cross Country 11; Legion Base- ball. Interests: Sports, having fun, and just doing nothing. Ambition: College. JOHN KAPELLO John College Prep Chess Club 12. Interests: Hunting and fishing. Ambition: Undecided. ROBERT KARLHEIM Bob General Interests: Girls and farming. Ambition: To make a million. KAREN KAROL Karen Commercial Chorus 10; Library Aide 11; Plaid Talk Staff 12; Pep Club 10. Interests: Weekends, having fun, and going different places. Ambition: Secretary. 22 KEVIN KAROL Kevin General Interests: Girls and Money. Ambition: To get rich. MARK KEITH Stud General Interests: Girls, cars, and money. Ambition: Coal mining or the service. DEBRA KIMACK Deb Commercial Pep Club 10; Plaid Talk Staff 12; Swim Team 11; Librarian 11; Chess Club 12. Interests: Swimming, Horse- back riding, and just being with people I like. Ambition: Stenographer. ERIC KLEMANN Rick Commercial Interests: Hunting, fishing, cars, and girls. Ambition: Undecided. MICHAEL PAUL KAROL, JR. Mike College Prep Audio Visual Aid 11-12; Chess Club 12; Science Club 12; Hast- ings Volunteer Fire Company No. 1. Interests: Electronics, Fire Fight- ing, and Match Rifle Competi- tion. Ambition: Air Force. MARY ANNE KIBLER Mary Anne Commercial Chorus 10-1 2; Oliver 1 1; How to Succeed ... 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Pep Club 10; Librarian 12; District Chorus 12; Mini Choir 11; Girls Hockey team 12. Interests: Swimming, horses, music, sports, and working with and helping people. PAUL KIRKPATRICK Paul General Interests: Getting out of school. Ambition: Coal miner. ALLEN KLINE 23 GLORIA KNARR Gloria College Prep Vo-Tech Library Club 10-11. Ambition: Medical Assistant. LU ANN KUHN Kuhn Commercial Pep Club 10; Color Guard 10-12; Library Aide 11; Yearbook Staff 12; Audio- Visual Aide 1 2; Girls Hockey Team 12. Interests: Having a good time and Drive-ins. Ambition: Police Work. DANIEL LANNON Dan General Cross Country. Interests: Forestry, Carpentry, Blue Printing, Electronics, and Masonry. Ambition: To be employed in one of the above professions. PATRICIA LANSBERRY Pott College Prep Chorus; Choir (St. Marys); How To Succeed In Business 12. Interests: Animals, music, and art. Ambition: To be a lady reporter and interview a hijacker while going to Cuba. DEBRA KOST Deb Commercial Library Aide 12; AV Squad 12; Newspaper Typist 12. Interests: Having fun, weekends, eating good food. Ambition: Further schooling and secretarial work. LARRY LALLEMAND Larry General Vo-Tech Football 9-1 2. Interests: All sports and girls. Ambition: To live a long and happy life. ARTHUR LANOY Artie College Prep Football 9-12; Basketball 9-12. Interests: To play college foot- ball. Ambition: Work in electronics. JANICE LANTZY Janice College Prep Band 9-12; Pep Club 10; Prom Committee 11; Basketball 11-12, Co-Captain 12; Swimming 1 1 - 12, Swimming Captain 12. Interests: Sports. Ambition: Phys. Ed. Teacher. 24 JOHN ANDRE LECHENE Johnny College Prep Vo-Tech Bond 9-11; Student Council 10; Visual Aid 1 1. Interests: Goofing around and good times. Ambition: Undecided. RAYMOND LECHENE Ray College Prep Interests: Hunting and farm- ing. Ambition: Undecided. DWAYNE LEGROS Dwayne Commercial Ambition: Undecided. MARJORIE LEGROS Margie Commercial Swim Team 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Plaid Talk Staff 12; Pep Club 10; Chess Club 12; Sports Banquet Server 11; Girls Hockey Team 12. Interests: Swimming and Typ- ing, having fun, and going to Erie and getting a job. Ambition: Secretary. JOHN AUGUSTINE LECHENE John Commercial Vo-Tech Pep Club 10; Track 10-11; Foot- ball 12. Interests: Hunting and fishing. Ambition: Computer Operator. BRUCE LEGROS Bull General Interests: Getting to know girls, and getting out of school, and of course, having nice cars. Ambition: Undecided. LAWRENCE LEGROS Larry College Prep Football 1 2. Interests: Hunting and fishing. Ambition: Tech School. ERIN LESLIE Erin Commercial Librarian Aide 11; Yearbook Staff 1 2; Girls Hockey Team 12; Sports Banquet Server 1 1. Interests: Knitting, dancing, friends, and having fun. Ambition: To live in Erie and get a job. 25 PATRICIA LINK Patty Commercial Vo-Tech Interests: Horry Miller, Bowl- ing, and goofing off. Ambition: To work a couple of years as a medical assist- ant and then marriage. LINDA LONG Linda College Prep Basketball Manager 11-12; Prom Committee 1 1. Ambition: X-Ray Technician. JACQUELINE MALLOY Jackie Commercial Pep Club 10; Yearbook Staff 12. Interests: Boys and having money. Ambition: To improve myself. GERARD McCOY Gerard College Prep Interests: Outdoor sports, cer- tain girls, and cars. Ambition: Undecided. ARLENE LITZINGER Litz Commercial Pep Club 10; Girls Basketball 11; Swim Team Manager 11; Librarian 11; Chess Club 12. Interests: Swimming and horse- back riding. Ambition: Stenographer. PATRICIA MAHER Patty Commercial Cheerleading 11-12; Prom Com- mittee 11; Yearbook Staff 12; Pep Club 10; West Side Story 10. Interests: Everything. Ambition: To be happy. ROBERT MAURER LINDA McNULTY Linda College Prep Marching Band 9-12; Concert Band 10-12; Wind Ensemble 11; Chess Club 12; Pep Club 9-10. Interests: Chess, having fun, guys, CCD, and dances. Ambition: College. 26 FREDERICK McQUILLEN Fred College Prep Cross Country 10-12; Track 9-12; Chorus 10-12; Chess Club 12. Ambition: Get a college degree. WAYNE MERTENS Wart Interest: Cars, water skiing, and my girls. Ambition: To be a success. THOMAS MICHRINA Tom College Prep Chess Club; Band Vice Presi- dent; Marching Band 8-12; Concert Bank 9-12; District Band 11-12; Region I State Band 11; Works at Cambria TV Distribution Co. (channel 9). Interests: Music, broadcast- ing, BARB. Ambition: Music director — ‘‘Just like Elias and Olew- eiler. NICHOLAS MIHALOW JEANNE ANNE MERRIMAN Jeanne Commercial Majoring in Home Ec. Plaid Talk Staff; Quarterback Club. Interests: Sewing, reading music, and choreography. Ambition: Undecided. PAMELA MICALI Pam Commercial Interest: None. Ambition: Make people HAPPY. EDWIN MILLER Ed College Prep Basketball 9-12; Track 9; 1972 Seminar 11. Interest: Trying to be something good. Get a lot of sleep. Be a success. Ambition: Be a successful corpo- rate lawyer. GARY MILLER 27 STEPHEN MOCK Steve College Prep Interests: Hunting and Skiing. Ambition: To make a million. RONALD NAGLE Ron College Prep Vo-Tech Serving at dinners at Cam- bria Heights Banquets. Interests: Hunting, reading sports magazines, and going out with girls. Ambition: To get a good and well paying job. CHARLES ONDERKO Charlie College Prep Interests: Hunting. Ambition: Army and then col- lege. JOSEPH OWENS Joey Commerical Fire Company 10-12; Vo- Tech 12; Bowling 11-12. Interests: Girls, motorbikes, cars, and snowmobiles. Ambition: Get a good job, a nice car and a nice girl. ROCKY MYERS Rocky College Prep Football 11-12. Interests: Sports. Ambition: Find a good job. ELIZABETH NOREN Betty Commercial Vo-Tech Pep Club 10. Interests: Boys with long hair, having fun, and people who are easy to get along with. JAMES OWENS Jim College Prep Football 10-12; Basketball 11; Prom Committee 11. Interests: A girl, football, and parties of all kinds (ice cream and cake). Ambition: To become an electri- cian and give someone the shock of his life. MICHAEL OWENS Mike College Prep Chess Club 12. Interests: Hunting and fishing. Ambition: College. 28 JAMES PAINTER Jim Commercial Football 9-12; Basketball 9- 11; President 10. Interests: Iron City, Pobst, parties, football, and cars. Ambition: To go to a trade school and get a job. BARBARA PEERY Barb Commercial Band 11—12,-earbook 12. Interests: A special someone. Ambition: Get a job and later get married. DIANE QUEVEY Diane (Moe) College Prep Audio-Visual Club 12; Prom Committee 11; Pep Club 10; and Chess Club 1 2. Interests: Sports, music, long walks, and a certain guy. Ambition: To be happy. EDWARD RAJNISH Ed College Prep Football and Track Interests: Football, hunting, and fishing. Ambition: Undecided. NICHOLAS PARONISH Nick Commercial Track 9-12; Cross Country 10- 11; Basketball 9; Football 9. Interests: Girls and money. Ambition: Undecided. GARY PONCHOCK Gary General Interests: To have fun. Ambition: To graduate. KATHRYN QUIST Kathy (Quisp) College Prep AV Club 12; Pep Club 10; Prom Committee 11; Sadie Hawkins Dance Committee 11. Interests: Serving, swimming, and a certain guy, and long week- ends. Ambition: To be married. FAYE RINER 29 PAUL ROPP Paul College Prep Chess Club 12; AV Club 11- 12. Interests: Hunting, baseball. Ambition: Surveyor. WILLIAM RUDOLPH Rudy Commercial Interests: Girls, hunting, and fun. Ambition: To go to Ohio and get a job. MARY JANE SCHIRF Schirfie Commercial Pep Club 10-11. Interests: Being happy and having a good time. Ambition: Secretary. EDWARD SEMELSBERGER Ed College Prep Varsity Basketball 9-12. Interests: Girls, and sports. Ambition: Get a job. ELIZABETH RUBUS Betty College Prep Chess Club 12; How To Succeed In Business; St. Bernard Church Organist. Interests: Music in general, peo- ple and pets. Ambition: Marry a millionaire. HUGH SCHENK Pete General Wrestling 9-12. Interests: Roller Skating, Swim- ming, and to have fun. Ambition: To graduate and get a job. COLLEEN SELBY Coleen Commercial Vo-Tech Chorus 10-11; Oliver 11; How to Succeed in Business 1 2. Interests: Sports. Ambition: Dental Assistant. TERESA SEVER Teresa Commercial Pep Club 10; Library Scrapbook 11-12; Girl's Hockey 12; Swim Team 1 2; Church Organist; Sodality member; St. George Catechism teacher. Interests: Playing piano, swim- ming, and horseback riding. Ambition: Medical Secretary. 30 AMY SHARBAUGH MARY JANE SHERRY Marie Commercial Pep Club 10. Interests: Sleep. Ambition: To go on to school. BARBARA SIBERT Barb College Prep Pep Club 10; Chess Club 12. Interests: Life Ambition: College. RONALD STEPHENS Ron Commercial Interests: Body-Mechanics. Ambition: To be a mining engineer. JUDY SHEEHAN Judy College Prep Marching and spring concert 11- 12; Pep Club 10; Wind Ensemble 11; Chess Club 12. Interests: Swimming, listening to the radio, and having fun. Ambition: To be a nurse. PAUL SHINGLE Paul College Prep Baseball Interests: Cars and girls. Ambition: To be a success. BRIAN STASKO Brian General Vo-Tech Wrestling 9-12. Interests: To get out of school and be happy. Ambition: Army. JANE STEVENS Jane College Prep Band 10-12; Band Treasurer 12; How To Succeed In Business 1 2. Ambition: To be happy. 31 EUGENE STOLTZ Eugene College Prep Wrestling 9-12; Chess Club 1 2. Interests: Wrestling and Baseball. Ambition: To Succeed. JEFFREY STOLTZ Jeff College Prep Interests: Baseball and Cars. Ambition: Service. KENNETH STUMPF CATHERINE TAYLOR Cathy Commercial Library Aid 1 1. Interests: Traveling and Working as a Secretary. Ambition: To Get Married. JAMES STOLTZ Jim College Prep Swimming 11-12; Track 9 - 12; Visual Aids 11 - 12; Football 9. Interests: Animals and Wildlife and Women. Ambition: Medical Technologist. CHARLES STRITTMATTER Chuck College Prep Football 9 - 12; Wrestling 10 - 12; Prom Committee 11; Stu- dent Council; Safety Patrol. Interests: Having a Good Time on the Weekends. Ambition: To Get A Good j And Be A Success. JULIANA SWITZLER Julie College Prep Band 9 - 12; Concert Band 10 - 12; Wind Ensemble 11; Chess Club 12; Science Club 12; Pep Club 10; Swimming Team 12; Youth Seminar 11. Interests: Swimming, Music, Chess, and Ray. Ambition: Gynecologist. MARK THOMAS Farmer or Jopy College Prep Interests: Girls and Anything to Have a Good Time. Ambition: Law Enforcement. 32 MELISSA THOMAS Melissa Commercial Color guard 10-12. Intersts: Boys. Ambition: Beautician. RAYMOND TREXLER Ray College Prep Football 10-12; Track 9-10. Interests: Sports and a girl. Ambition: College or get a good job. THERESA TUCKER Theresa Commercial Audio—visual aid 1 2. Interests: Having fun and eat- ing food. Ambition: Secretarial work. JAMES R. URBAIN Jim College Prep Track 9-10; Oliver 11; How to succeed ... 12; Chorus 12; Chess Club 12; Plaid Talk 12. Interests: Guitar. Ambition: Dentist and science fiction writer. SHIRLEY THOMAS LOUISE TRIPP Lou Commercial Library Aide and Library Scrap- book 10-12; Pep Club 10. interests: Running around with friends, sleeping, and irritating anyone. Ambition: Working with Police force. EVELYN C. TUTTLE Evie Commercial Intramural Hockey Team 1 2. Interests: Sports, and gymnastics. Ambition: Undecided. MONICA WARNER Monica Commercial Chess Club 12; Library Aid 11- 12, Pep Club 10; 4-H Club. Interests: Swimming, horseback riding and some certain guy, ice skate, hockey, and baseball. Ambition: Get out of school and be a millionaire. 33 ALBERT WEAKLAND Albert General Interests: Hunting and cars. Ambition: To be a welder. JAMES WEAKLAND Jim Commercial Vo-Tech Football 9; Swimming 11; How to Succeed . . .12. Interests: My girl. Ambition: To be a millionaire. GEORGE WEBER George College Prep Wrestling 9-12. Interests: Anything and Everything. Ambition: To be successful in everything I should attempt. JOSEPH WESTRICK Joe College Prep Interests: Hunting. Ambition: Navy. DAVID WEAKLAND WILLIAM T. WEAKLAND Hen College Prep Basketball 11; Football 10-12; Baseball 12. Interests: Baseball, football, bas- ketball, bricklaying. Parties in Bernard's shack, and decent girls. Ambition: Baseball player or bricklayer. JEAN WESTRICK Jeanne Commercial Swimming 11-12; Co-captain 12; Library Aide 1 1; Pep Club 10. Interests: Swimming, wrestling, football, basketball, track and chess. Ambition: To be an airline reser- vationist. RONALD WESTRICK 34 MARK WHARTON Mark Commercial Vo-Tech Interests: Hunting. Ambition: Undecided. THOMAS WOOMER Tom College Prep Oliver 1 1; How to Succeed . . . 12; Chorus 10-12. Interests: Having a good time, drawing, and swim- ming. Ambition: To succeed in whatever I do. MARY THERESA YEAGER Mary College Prep Chorus 10-12; Librarian 10- 1 2; B.U.M. Sodality. Interests: Piano. Ambition: Registered nurse. DANIEL YECKLEY Clem College Prep Football 9-12; Co-captain 12; Prom Committee 1 1. Interests: Football, hockey, good-looking legs, girls, and you name it. Ambition: To make a million and spend it. GLENN WINSLOW Glenn College Prep Wrestling 9-12. Interests: All sports, girls, a nice car, and eating before a wres- tling match. Ambition: To travel. MARY WORCHESKY Mary College Prep Chorus 1 1-12; Librarian 10-12. Interests: Horses, music, and art. Ambition: To succeed. THOMAS YEAGER Tom Vo-Tech General Interests: Hunting, fishing, and Darlene. Ambition: To get a good job. GERARD YECKLEY Jerry Commercial Cross-country 10-12; Track 10- 1 2; Swimming 1 1. Interests: Sports. Ambition: To get a decent job. 35 LINDA YUKNAVICK Linda Commercial Girls’ Swimming Team 11 - 12; Girls' Intramural Hockey Team 12; Library Aid 11. Interests: Swimming, Field Hockey, Wrestling, and Foot- ball. Ambition: To Join the Navy and Be a Success. THOMAS ZEMROSE Tom College Prep Band 9 - 11; Track 10; Chess Club 12. Interests: Cars and Girls. Ambition: To Make Enough Money to Start My Own Busi- ness. Pictures not taken PAUL COVEL Paul General Vo-Tech Football 10, 12. Interests: Hunting and Cars. Ambition: Undecided. ROBERT HENNINGER Bob Commercial Glee Club 10, 11, 12. Interests: Reading, Watching Football on Sunday. Ambition: U. S. Marine Corps. IN MEMORWM LBON RD BUCK S 36 U ORfG iV I i jMi SENfORG AT SEVEN SPRINGS At 8:30 A. M. on February 16, 1973, 121 members of the senior class boarded three blue and white buses destined to Seven Springs Resort for a day full of great times and precious moments. The bus trip proved to be an experience in itself, full of jokes, poker games, singing. Thumper, and assorted other games intended to entertain. Upon arriving at the lodge, the seniors made their plans for the day, whether it was skiing, snowmobiling, golfing, swimming, bowling, or just having fun in general. The chaperones, Mr. Gresko, Mr. Crowell, Mr. Olewiler, and Mrs. Gooderham, then turned the class loose on Seven Springs. Many chose to hit” the slopes, some hit pretty hard, while others showed a natural talent for the sport. Some decided to rent snowmobiles for an hour-long ride around the area. The boys had their own brand of snowmobiling, only they gave people a trip in the snow without the snowmobile. Others just preferred to stay in the lodge and participate in the fun and games the resort provided like some mean games of ping pong, some wild bowling, and some exciting pool games. Whatever the form of entertain- ment everyone was really sad to see five o'clock come and the time to head for home, but we each took back with us a new found feeling of togetherness and friendship that makes the class of '73 so special. Remember posing for this one, Clem? Listening to a “good joke. Paul Bunyon. 'Yon Ike and Ken have a lean and hungry look. They think too much. Such men are dangerous. A long ride home. UOjUBCmtNQ COURT From left to right: Ken Forobough, Lori Bender, Rene Beunier, Ed Miller, Joni Bearer, Joni Gill, Queen; Debbie Eckenrode, Joyce Julick, Jim Stoltz, Ed Semelsburger, Linda Burkey, Fred McQuillen. 42 personalities BEST LOOKING Wayne Haluska and Patty Maher MOST POPULAR, Pat Carnicella and Debby Eckenrode BESTDRESSED Jim Stoltz and Carol Cassidy MOST PLEASING- PERSONALITIES Jim Owens and Janis Gill NICEST S UILES 44 Jim Painter and Colleen Cossitor ACADEMICALLY OUSlANDfNC Ed Miller and Julie Switzler iMmESr Paul Flora and Part Lansberry most athletic Chuck Strittmatter and Janice Lantzy 45 CLAQQ FUR7S John Hincherick and Patty Bortman Wes WO UE UAJc£R, REGIONAL R4ND 46 Debbie Kost Tom Michrina UR. AND UI££ SOWO UORE Bob Lantzy and Lynn Eckenrode UR. AND UI€C Dan Thomas and Janice Stoneburg UR. AND UISS FRBQNMAN Mark Routch and Sue Yeckley OVUBRIA WEIGHTS ARCA SCHOOL BOARL flow 7; Mrs. Helen Kepshire, Mr. Cletus Lehmier, Dr. Edward Haluska, Mrs. Florence Zalisnock. flow 2: Mr. Raymond Westrick, Mr. George Crowell, Mr. Michael Bobal, Mr. Raphael Burkhart, Mr. Anthony Baldacchino. 48 AD UINfSTRAHON STEPHEN P. BAKAJZA JOHN NEVINS Administrative Assistant; Student Affairs, Economics 12; B. A.; M. Ed. Adminstrative Assistant; Athletic Director, P. O. D. 12; B. S. Lock Haven S. C, M. S. West Virginia U. 49 HARRY MURPHY Health and Physical Education I II III IV; B. S. Lock Haven State Col- lege, M. S. West Virginia University SANDRA L. MURPHY Health II, Physical Education I II III IV; B. S. Lock Haven State College, M. A. West Virginia University LYLE DOMICO Boys' Health, Boys' Physical Education, Head Football Coach, Head Boys' Swimming Coach; B. S. Lock Haven S. C., Certification in Safety Ed. Indiana U. of P« ANTOINETTE RONAN Girls' Health II, Physical Education I II III, Cheerleaders, Girls' Swim Team; B. S. Slippery Rock State College 50 WILLIAM S. OLEWILER Music Esthetics I; Chorale I, II, III, IV; Men's Glee Club I, II, III, IV; Voice I, II, III, IV; Spring Musical; Chess Club; 8.S. JOHN R. ELIAS Instrumental Music; High- lander Marching Band; Highlander Concert Bond; Spring Musical; B.S. in Music Education Indiana University of Pennsylvania F. J. CATALANO Esthetics I; Art 1 II, III, IV; Art 2 II, III, IV; Varsity Bosketboll; St. Marys, California Indiana University Penn State University 51 SUZZANNE M. MAGRO Home Economics I, II, III, IV; Costume and Makeup for Shows B.S. Penn State University KEITH JONES Power Technology; Manufacturing and Construction II, III, IV; Adult Swimming B.A. Fairmont State Teachers College California State Teachers College RICHARD HRICKO Visual Communications I, II, III, IV; Shop IV; Technical Drawing IV; Junior Class Sponsor; Prom B.S. California State Teachers College M. Ed. Penn State University EDWARD M. GRESKO Algebra 1 I, Trig and College Algebra IV, General Math 3 IV, Slide Rule III IV, Senior Class Sponsor; B. S. St. Francis College, M. Ed. Indiana University RAYMOND WILKINSON Algebra 2 III, Plane Geometry II, General Math 1 I; B. S. Penn State University WILLIAM CROWELL Algebra 2 III, Shop Math III, Senior Class Sponsor; B. S. Juniata Col- lege, M. Ed. Indiana University JEROME PETRUNYAK Trigonometry IV, College Algebra IV, General Math 2 II, Algebra I, Chess Club Sponsor; B. S. Indiana University 53 BILL BROUGH General Science I; Earth Space Science IV; Cross Country; Track B.S. Penn State University DAVID L. SMITH General Biology II; Earth and Space Science IV B.S. Indiana University CHARLES SOLOMON Biology I, II; Head of Science Dept. B.S. St. Francis M.Ed. Penn State University JOHN BEM Physics IV, Advanced Chemistry III IV, Science Club Sponsor; B. S. St. Francis College, M. Ed. Indiana University DANIEL BUKO Chemistry II III, Science Club Sponsor; B. S. Indiana University MICHAEL J. GREMBI Science I, Physical Science III, J. V. Basketball Coach; B. S. Indiana University, M. Ed. Indiana University 55 B.S. University of Indiana NANCY FORSYTHE English II B.A. St. Francis College MICHAEL RANISH English 9; B. S. St. Francis DONNA DEPTO English IV; B. S. St. Francis PEARL SULLIVAN English IV, English I; B. S. Indiana University MATTHEW KOLLAR Socia! Studies JOHN B. GREEN Pa. History and Government I; B. S. Shippensburg State Teachers Col- lege BILL W. MARSHALL World Cultures III, U. S. Cultures II, Athletic Equipment Manager; B. A. St. Francis College, Graduate Work — Indiana University MALCOM McMURRAY World Cultures II; B. S. Indiana University 58 M. J. CICERO History II, Audio Visual Director, Jr. Class Sponsor, Jr. Sr. Prom; B. S. MELVIN L. BROWN World Cultures III, Social Studies Dept. Chairman; B. S. University of Pittsburgh JAMES M. DUFFY DONALD B. SIBERT, JR. U. S. Cultures II; B. A. St. Francis College, M. A. Indiana University U. S. Cultures II, World Cultures III; B. S. 59 JOHN VOYTKO French II, III, IV; Journalism III, IV; Plaid Talk B.A. St. Francis College M.A. Penn State University BARBARA ANN PELICAN French 1 I, III B.S. Clarion State College KATHERINE MARY CANNONE Spanish 1 II; Spanish 2 II B.S. Clarion NORI SECCHIUTTI Spanish 1 I B.S. Clarion State College M. ALFRED LANTZY Business Law IV; Personal Typing IV; Bookkeeping III; Business Math I B.S. Shippensburg State Teachers College M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh KAREN KLINE Typing 1 III, IV; Personal Typ- ing III; Office Equipment and •Procedure IV B.S. Indiana University MILDRED LOWES Shorthand IV; Typewriting IV; Mini Shorthand II B.S. Indiana Univ. MARY GAVALER Steno Typing I; Clerical Typing I; Shorthand I; Personal Typing; B.S. DAVID D. MEHALL Secretarial Office Proctice IV; Personal Business II, III B.S. Indiana University M.Ed. Indiana University JAMES GETZ Guidance Counselor I, II, III, IV; B.S. Indiana University; M.Ed. Penn State University; Indiana University — Counselor Ed. Certification FREDERICK D. LAURITO Driver Education III, IV; Safety Patrol B.S. Lock Haven State College ELAINE SOLOMON Guidance Counselor; Girls’ Basketball Coach Master's Degree in Counselor Ed. from Indiana University ELIZABETH WASILKO Senior High School Librarian; Library Club B.S. Indiana University Master Eq. Clarion College 62 St. Francis College Student Teachers: Mary Ellen Lilly, Mary Ann Green, Peter Sivba, Stephen Kasold MR. HARRY NOONAN Attendance Officer Cafeteria Business Manager St. Francis College Social Studies Student Teacher: Mr. Owens PARAPROFESSIONALS: Ronald Paronish Michael Babiak 63 MRS. DOROTHY GOODERHAM School Nurse MISS PATTY BARNWELL Secretary MRS. MADELINE DURBIN Secretary 64 MRS. GERALDINE BATDORF Secretary -.OOKS: Minnie Kober, Justine Sammarco, Edna Sammarco, Dorothy Lawson, Anna Mae Wilson, Carol Vescovi. 2nd Row: Ruth Heater, Lucie wertz, Betty Cence, Louise Thomas, Ada Fogel, Rose Marie Bailey, Betty Lanoy, Joanne Strittmatter. JUNE GABRIELSON Head Cook CUSTODIANS: Bill McConnell, Ted Sunseri, Fred Shero. C1ACQ OFFICERS Jamie Cattoi, Dave Kvitkovich, Paula Weakland, John Duclo 66 Sally Lieb, Diane Serafin, Lynn Eckenrode, Bob Lantzy Colleen McGowan, Colleen Patrick, Colleen Duclos, Mark Routch Adams, Brenda Mae Albright, Dale Albright, Gale Anna, Sandra Marie Bakajza, George Baker, Dennis Wayne Baker, Ruth Baker, Wayne Robert Baldacchino, Dorothy Banik, Theresa Angela Bassett, Donald L. Bassett, Jacqueline R. Beach, Victor Gene Bearer, Marian Rose Beltowski, Rose Marie Bender, Barry Noonan Bender, Christopher Joseph Benosky, Kathleen Berzonsky, Katherine Bishop, Richard Blake, Joseph Blick, Denise Carol Blick, Margaret Louise Blick, Yolanda Lynn Bobal, Michael Bobal, Wayne Paul Bogus, Deborah Ann Bonin, Charles Bowman, Rodney Paul Buck, Catherine Mary 68 JUNIORS Burkey, Diana Burkhart Christopher Gene Burley, Jean Marie Byrnes, Phyllis Louise Cattoi, Jamie Ceschini, David Chapaloney, Eddie Chigas, Michael Chirdon, Carol Cordell, Sandra Cossitor, Christine Cunningham, Brian Cunningham, Rebecca Cymbor, Susan Davis, Patricia Delarre, Arlene Demento, Valerie Douds, Denise Dudos, John Duman, Idella Durbin, Barbara Durbin, Josephine Dvorchak, Matthew Farabaugh, Francis 69 Farabaugh, Ronald James Ferrence, Edward Ferretti, Angela Fiasco, Thomas George Fine!, Rosemary Ethel Finui, Kathy Lynn Flora, PaTrick Foster, William Franceschini, Anthony R. Fryer, Nancy Karen Goluschik, Ted Gens, Gary Joseph Getz, Charles Francis Gill Eileen Mary Glass, Brian Charles Glass, Michael Gray, Robert Charles Gregory, Allen Meade Grimes, Karen Gunter, John Alan Hadden, Dennis James Haluska, James Anthony Hanyok, Richard James Harber, Debbie 70 Helsel, Terri Henico, Randy John Hesco, Lou Ann Hessler, Monica Louise Hilyer, Thomas Drew Hite, Karen Frances Hite, Maurus, William Hnatkovich, Stephen Richard Hockenberry, Kathryn Anna Hockenberry, William Arnold Holland, Rebecca Holtz, Linda Margaret Holtz, Ronald Ken Homerski, Robert Hoover, Kenneth Huber, Constance Hudak, Thomas Ivory, Janet Marie Jones, David Kapello, Cheryl Karlheim, Linda Keefe, Martha Rose Keefe, Raymond David Kibler, Maurita Charlotte Kielbowick, Thomas Robert Kirk, Lowell Harold Kirkpatrick, Norma Kline, Claudia Kline, Gegory Paul Kline, Joseph Martin Kline, Rhonda Kline, Robin Knarr, Elizabeth Ann Knee, Larry J. Kochinsky, Shirley Ann 71 Kokla, William Duane Kontorchik, Sam Kopera, Diane Kopera, Stephen Kosicki, Debra Krug, Luanne Marie Kutchman, Daniel Kuzar, Michael Kvitkovich, David Lacue, Joseph Adam Lallemand, Diana Lamont, James Paul Lann, Ellen Marie Lansberry, Mark Lantzy, Annette Yvonne Lechene, Wanda Lee Leslie, George H. Letizia, Paul Lewis Link, Shirley Frances Lokey, Eugene Malloy, John Malloy, Patrick Daniel Marana, Frank Marcuzzo, Paul Martucci, Ann Elizabeth Maslonik, Karen Ann 72 Maurer, Ann Marie McConnell, Clinton McConnell, David McConnell, Deborah McConnell, Philip McElheny, Raymon McMullen, Jeffry Kevin McMullen, Patricio McMullen, Rosemary McQueeney, Debra Sue McQuillen, Maureen Merriman, Ann Marie Merriman, Earl Mezzelo, Joseph Frank Mikitko, Constance Ann Milchak, Rita Miller, Audrey Marie Miller, David Allen Miller, Timothy John Mock, Iva Molitsky, Patricia Louise Morgan, Wayne Mortensen, William Allen Mortensen, William Mulligan, Jeffrey Allen Nogle, Regina Marie Nagle, Theresa 73 Niebauer, Della Ann Noel, Deborah Ann Noel, Oliver Novak, Judith Ott, Patrick Eugene Owens, Patrick Joseph Petrunak, George Allen Pettorini, Robert James Jr. Polites, Thomas Price, Karen Sue Quist, Barbaro Mary Resko, Richard Rice, Cynthia Rebecca Rieg, Mary Imogene Ropp, Robert Rubus, Arlene Mary Rusnak, Marvin John Sammarco, John Savage, Edward Carter Schoppert, Robert Allen Semelsberger, Babette Susan Senko, John Shaffer, Rose Ann Shaffer, William Franklin Shank, Patrick Sheehan, Sandra Marie Shilling, Thomas J. Sibert, Mary Jane 74 Smith, David Smithbower, Mary Loo Snyder, James Stephen Stanek, Diane Stoltz, Anita Stoltz, Helen Stoneberg, Janice Strittmatter, Diane Strittmatter, Margaret Stumpf, Deborah Sunseri, Vaughn Swisher, Trudy Switzler, Sharon Switzler, Victoria Swope, Cynthia Thomas, Alice Thomas, Daniel Thomas, Mary Lou Thomas, Rebecca Trinkley, Karen Uhron, Raymond Urbain, Francis Urban, James Vasil, Gail Venesky, George Venesky, Linda Venesky, Susan 75 Verdavoir, Rebecca Vescovi, Edward Weakland, Donald Weakland, Donald Jr. Weakland, John Jay Weakland, Paula Weber, William Welchko, Dennis Westrick, Angela Wholaver, Deborah Wilkinson, Edward Williams, Darrell Wills, Michael Wilshire, Amelia Winsko, Theodore Wolanin, John Woodley, Susan Woods, Paul Woomer, Terry Yablinsky, Theresa Yahner, Joseph Yeckley, Jo Ann Yeckley, Joyce Yeckley, Loretta Yeckley, Mark Yeckley, Sally Zalisnock, Daniel Zungali, Daniel Juniors absent when pictures were taken: Angert, David Becker, Dorothy Ida Bickford, Patrick Christoff, Gary DePietro, Robert Eckenrode, Patrick James Fedor, Eugene Joseph Feighner, Charles Michael Gobris, Francis Gresko, James Hnatkovich, Stephen Richard Hoover, Patrick Francis Hurley, Michael Joseph Jones, David Karlheim, Gerald Kopera, Michael J. Lamont, Thomas Mothersbaugh, Karen J. Possanita, Ronald Passarella, Martin Shero, John Henry Stoltz, Norman Thomas, Donald Yahner, Marsha 76 77 Adams, Kathy Bailey, Tammy Bakale, Pamela Baker, Gary Baker, Glenn Baker, Karen Baker, Randy Balko, David Banik, Patricia Baron, Kathleen Barto, Carol Beam, Michael Bearer, Cindy Becker, Susan Beltowske, Kevin Bender, Connie Bender, Theresa Bernard, Robert Beunier, Cyndie Bice, Kenneth Blade, Richard Blake, Victor Blick, Donna Bobal, Kenneth Bobal, Paul Booterbaugh, James Born, Dennis Brimmer, Marsha Buck, Robert 78 SOPWOMORES Bur goon, Jacqueline Byrnes, Virginia Campbell, Jean Campbell, Kathy Cann, Kenneth Caretti, Carol Carl, Cynthia Carroll, Christine Cavallo, John Cavallo, Michael Christoff, Tammy Clemmer, Deborah Conrad, Paul Conklin, Russell Cordell, Denise Cunningham, Eugene Cunningham, Joseph Cunningham, Nancy Cunningham, Tina Davis, Mary Alice Davis, Rodney DeSalvo, Tom Diethrick, Lynne Dietrick, Dean Donley, Prudence Doughty, Thomas Dubetsky, Kenneth Durbin, Elaine Eck, Donna Eckenrode, Linda 79 Ertter, Mark Everett, Brian Fasoli, Anthobt Fasoli, Barbara Feighner, Paul Ferretti, Adele Finui, Michael Firment, Patrick Flora, Marilyn Forsythe, Guy Franceschini, Jan Fredereck, Gary Fryer, Cathleen Garay, William Gelormino, Vicky Getz, James Gray, Jacquelyn Gray, Katherine Gregory, Catherine Gunther, Clare Haycisak, Tim Helbig, Gary Henico, Florence Hilyer, Larry Hofer, Walter Holtz, David Holtz, Donald Holtz, Doris Holtz, Margaret Hoover, Carolyn 80 Hoover, Dione Hoover, Donna Horne, Patrick Inzana, Anthony Ivory, Dan Juba, Darlene Karlheim, Lynn Karlheim, Regis Keefe, Loretta Keith, Roxanne Kibler, James Kirk, Rhonda Kirkpatrick, Daniel Kirkpatrick, Dwaine Kelmann, Eileen Kline, Dale Kline, Fred Kohan, Karen Konitsky, Janice Kovach, Pamela Kurtz, Michael Lamont, Joyce Lamont, Tim Lampenfeld, Ray Lane, Dawn Lantzy, Robert Lechene, Debbie Lee, Pamela Legros, Jerome Legros, Joyce 81 Lewis, Yvonne Lieb, Sally Link, Blane Link, Charles Link, Jane Link, Joseph Link, Mary Jo Link, Russell Little, Francis Litzinger, David Long, Nancy Long, Robert Longstreth, Kenneth Lubert, Corrie Maines, Melanie Malloy, Terry Maurer, Annette McCausland, Kathy McCombie, Richard McConnell, Annette McConnell, Margaret McMullen, Mary McMullen, Robin McNulty, Martina McNulty, Sharon McQuillen, David Merriman, Randy Mihalow, Andrew Miller, Eugene Miller, Kenneth 82 Miller, Pamela Mock, Daniel Mohler, Ann Niebauer, Christine Noel, Kenneth Noren, Brian Nuss, David O’Leary, Margaret Ott, Diane Owens, Joseph Panaro, Margaret Paranich, Mary Pellas, Debra Peppetti, Nona Polites, Kenneth Price, Vincent Prosser, Leo Reed, Mike Sammarco, Janet Scott, Gary Selby, Joseph Semelsberger, Patty Serafin, Diana Sever, Larry 83 Shoffer, Pamela Shank, Joan Sherry, Mary Shevock, Mark Shilling, Debra Shingle, Monico Shuss, Rosemary Shutty, Paul Sibert, Edward Skirsky, Larry Smith, Isabel Smith, Linda L. Smith, Linda S. Smith, Sandra Smychynsky, Rita Smychynsky, Rose Snyder, Cindy Sowers, Kenneth Stasko, Mary Stephens, Kenneth Stevens, Robert Stiffler, David Stockley, Raymond Stoltz, Andy Stumpf, Edward Swope, Brian Taylor, Thomas Thomas, Alan K. Thomas, Allen J. Thomas, Margaret 84 Thomas, Theresa Trexler, Theresa Trinkley, Kenneth Trexler, Leo Trout, Jeffrey Tucker, Cynthia Valenti, Karen Vaughn, Jay Venslosky, Eddie Vescovie, Ann Wagstoff, John Wakmunski, Kris Warefield, Margie Warner, Renee Waugh, William Weakland, Denise Weakland, Janice Weakland, Mary Rose Weakland, Timothy Weber, Anne Westrick, Wayne Westrick, William Weymer, Fred Williams, Cathy Yochtis, Thomas Yahner, Deborah Yahner, Patricia Yannitelli, Nancy Yeager, Deborah Yeager, Robert 85 Yeoglin, Thomas Yeckley, Brenda Yeckley, Bruce Yeckley, Yvonne Yuknavich, Geor- geianne Zemrose, June Zerbee, Mary Zrioka, Donald Zungali, Jeff Sophomores absent when pictures were taken: Abel, Theresa; Blair, Tom; Glass, Gary; Gregory, Robert; Haggerty, Leonard; Kirsch, John; Kline, Karen; Lowmaster, Rodney; Petrunyak, Larry; Semelsberger, Joseph; Shero, David; Verdavoir, Eugene; Vescovi, James; Warefield, Terry. 86 Abel, Patricia Adams, Cynthia Albright, Lori Anna, Judith Bakajza, Sally Bakajza, Stephen Bakale, Mary Baker, Dale Baker, Deborah Baker, Marjorie Baker, Rebecca Banik, James Bardelang, Allen Barnes, Jean Bearer, Cheryl Becker, Ronald Behe, Timothy Bender, James Bender, Linda Bender, Rodney Bender, Timothy Bishop, Charles Bobby, Bernadette Bobby, Thomas Bogus, Sharon Brown, Erik Buck, Darlene Buck, Earl Buck, William Burkey, Elverta 87 frecwmen Burkey, Joseph Burkey, Marsha Burkey, Tina Burley, Marty Byrnes, Michael Callahan, David Cammarata, Lou Ann Carl, Robert Carpinello, Doreen Carroll, Cathleen Cattoi, Terrence Churella, Margaret Colberg, Mark Conrad, Walter Contorchick, Leo Couturiaux, Daniel Cunningham, Pamela Drzal, Ronald Delarre, Marilee Dietrick, Eugene Dillon, Amy Dillon, Debra Douds, Kenneth Doughty, Leo Drass, Daniel Duclos, Colleen Dunlap, Joel Dupas, Daniel Durbin, Nancy Eastbourn, Daniel 88 Endler, Cory Farobough, Barry Farabaugh, Maria Farabaugh, Norma Farabaugh, Ronald Farabaugh, William Farrell, Theodore Feighner, Mark Foster, Thomas Franceschini, Colleen Galuschik, Mark Gens, Wayne Gill, Francine Gobris, David Gooderham, Barbara Gray, Betty Gray, Patricia Gregory, Louise Gresko, Joan Grist, Debra Hadden, Patricia Haggerty, Joanne Haggerty, Kenneth Haluska, Kenneth Hambley, Phyllis Hilyer, Cynthia Hofer, Donna Hollen, John Holtz, Beth Holtz, Edward 89 Holtz, Judith Homerski, Timothy Hoover, David Lawrence Hoover, David Lawrence Huber, Patricia Ivory, Earl Jansure, Pamela Jenkins, Ronald Julick, Cheryl Kachmarchi, John Karlheim, Elaine Kibler, Thaddeus Kielbowick, Kenneth Kimack, Michael Kirk, Donald Kirsch, Bruce Kirsch, Jo Ann Klemonn, Elizabeth Kline, Richard Kline, William Kochinsky, David Kohon, Rebecca Kovall, Kevin Krotendofer, Marie Kurtz, Mary Kutchman, Stephen Kuzar, Natalie Kvitkovich, Ann LaBelle, Francis Lacue, Albert 90 Lallemond, Garry Lane, Tracy Lansberry, Linda Lauer, Thomas Leaper, Eric Lechene, Mary Lee, Barbara Leish, Diane Letcher, Donald Lewis, James Link, Alma Link, John Link, Mark Little, James Litzinger, Cynthia Litzinger, Patrick Long, Barbara Lowmaster, Brent Mahala, Margo Maines, Deborah Marana, Kenneth Marks, Debra Marks, Diana Maurer, James McCausland, Colleen McGough, Gerald McGowan, Colleen McMullen, Marilyn McMullen, Shawn McNulty, Janice 91 Mihalow, Tina Milanesi, Mel Miller, Cheryl Miller, Donna Miller, Kevin Miller, Ronald Miller, Steven Miller, William Mock, Clara Mock, Edward Mohler, James Moore, Barry Morchesky, Cindy Mortensen, Gregory Murphy, Dennis Murphy, Martin Nagel, Richard Nagle, Victoria Nalisnick, Jean Nedock, Karen Nihart, Darlene Noren, Karen Novak, Carol Novak, Joseph Owens, Susan Paddock, Margaret Patrick, Colleen Prevost, Charles Prevost, Michele Price, Barbara 92 Quist, Joseph Rabick, Jayne Rajnish, Steve Resko, Denise Ropp, Joyce Rosian, Arlene Routch, Mark Rubus, Irene Rusnak, Maureen Schenk, Darlene Sclesky, James Selestok, Beth Selfridge, Barry Semelsberger, Mary Senko, Kathy Sever, Edward Shaffer, Wayne Sheehan, Andrew Shilling, Frederick Shilling, Victoria Shingle, Mark Shingle, Michael Smith, Brenda Sowers, Patricia Stachura, Angela Stephens, George Stevens, Edward Stevens, Jeffrey Stiffler, Christopher Stoltz, Veronica 93 Stoy, Darrell Strasser, Jeffrey Strittmatter, Carol Strittmatter, Charles Strittmatter, Wanda Swarden, John Taylor, William Thomas, David Thomas, Paul Thomas, Richard Thomas, Ronald Thomas, Stella Thomas, Walter Thurman, Robert Troy, William Uhron, Patrick Urgolites, Jean Volant, Donna Vanesky, Leora Venesky, Robert Venslosky, Deborah Verdavoir, Rosalie Vescovi, Annette Vescovi, Thomas Warholic, Glen Weakland, Raymond Weakland, Richard Terry Weakland, Robin 94 Absent: Abel, Deborah Anna, Joyce Batdorf, Michael Farabaugh, Rupert Fedor, Margaret Hite, James Lamont, Lawrence Mahala, Francis Maurer, Donald McMullen, Sharon Morley, Kimberly Weber, Charles Welsko, John Wensel, Francis Westover, Lynn Westrick, Annette Weymer, Robert Williams, Linda Wills, Ellen Woods, James Woomer, Ann Wysocki, Ronald Yeckley, Dale Yeckley, Doreen Yeckley, Kathy Yeckley, Ruth Yeckley, Susan Yuknavich, Mary Zaliznock, Ronald Zungali, James 95 '73 was a milestone year in education in Cambria County because in '73 the Admiral Peary Vocational-Technical School in Ebensburg opened its doors for the first time, thus providing a concept and opportunity in education unlike any Cambria Heights students had experienced before. The Vo-Tech School offered and continues to offer Cambria Heights students the opportu- nity to learn a valuable trade or technical skill while still in high school. Among the many things that made Vo-Tech memorable in '73 was the way it began. Since the new school was not completed for the fall, classes were taught in buildings that must have been scheduled for renovation. Then, when classes were moved to the new building, not all of the work was completed and disruptions continued. Still, because the school tried to duplicate a real life working situation in its shops and offices, the students learned. Vo-Tech was a unique experience in other ways, too. First, its atmosphere provided a great contrast to Cambria Heights. Also, it gave Cambria Heights students the chance to meet other students from area school districts and to form broadened friendships. Finally, Vo-Tech enriched the lives of its students by providing each with his own set of memories and a special skill that will provide for him for a lifetime. 96 4 REVLOC SCHOOL COLVER SCHOOL AUTO MECHANICS — John Weoklond, Dennis Hodden, Ken Hite, ELECTRONICS — Jeff Dillon, Rodney Davis Paul Covel FLORICULTURE — Magaret McConnell, Diane Lallemand, Joyce Yeck- WELDING — Ron Bender, Barry Bender, Rocky Myers ley 97 HEALTH SERVICES — Betty Noren, Diane Davidson, Flossie Blake, Gloria Knarr, Patrice Haluska 98 a i i PERSONAL SERVICE — Mary Bills, Joan Davis, Karen Hite, Sue Woodley, Terry Banik, Yvonne Gobris WELDING — Dave Jones WELDING — Mark Wharton, Tom Hilyer, Rocky Myers, Bill Bernard MECHANICS — Dave Angert, Richard Farabaugh, Eugene Fedor 100 DATA PROCESSING — Kathy Inzana, John Lechene MACHINISTS — Larry Sever, Tom Doughty, Jerry Karlheim, Al Petrunyak ELECTRICITY — Brian Everett, Al Thomas, Kevin Hite, Pat Bur- key, Rick Hugill, Mark Shevock, Anthony Fasoli 101 Sports '73 was . . . intense competition . . . many, many hours of dedicated practice . . losing and winning with pride . . . developing a personal competitive spirit that will mold charae ter for the future . . . heartbreaking losses by both the Girls' Basketball Team and the wrestlers ir their last competitions of the season that ruined perfect records ... a brilliant season for the cross country runners who finally earned the recognition they deserve ... the wrestlers gaininc statewide recognition by extending the wrestling string to 43 straight wins . . . frustrating injurie; that kept the basketball team from ever fielding its best squad . . . Coach Domico's last year anc the election of Coach Shortencarrier to replace him ... the first time in 10 years that Cambric Heights fielded a baseball team . . . little recognition for the hard working swimmers . . . beinc cheered by thousands of fans . . . sitting on the bench believing you could do a better job thar the man playing . . . loving the attention of a pep rally . . . keeping the butterflies from throwinc up the pre-game meal . . . dominating Northern Cambria in every sport . . . bruises, sweat laughter, tears, triumph, loss and memories enough for a lifetime. 102 103 WGWWNDE VARSITY SCHEDULE CH Rivals 13 Somerset 37 12 Punxsutowney 0 27 Westmont 20 14 Curwensville 20 8 Penn Cambria 6 12 Forest Hills 12 0 Central Cambria 26 6 Windber 39 2 Bishop Guilfoyle 34 46 Northern Cambria 16 104 GRiDTW Bottom Row: Rocky Myers, Ed Rajnish, Dan Jenkins, Jim Owens, Larry Lallemand, Pat Carnicella, Charles Strittmatter, Jim Painter, Paul Covel, Dan Yeckley, Bill Bernard, Pat Burkey, Coach Bill Shortencarrier. 2nd Row: Head Coach Lyle Domico, Chris Burkhart, Dan Thomas, John Hincherick, Mike Bobol, Artie Lanoy, Ray Trexler, Wayne Haluska, Larry Legros, Jim Baron, Bill Shaffer, Tom Polites, Bill Kokla. 3rd Row: Ed Chapaloney, Pat Owens, John Wolanin, Steve Kopera, Jim Lamont, Rick Bishop, Bob Homerski, Randy Merrimon, Bill Mortenson, Randy Henico, John Shero, Dave Kvitkovich, Dave Jones, Joe Link. 4th Row: Joe Cunningham, Vic Beach, Jim Getz, Allen Thomas, Mike Cavallo, Pat Flora, Tom DeSalvo, Bill Foster, Bob Bernard, Wayne Westrick, Tony Franceschini, Kevin Beltowski. Cambria Heights Highlander Football was ... a cold watermelon break during the, dry, summer practices . . . hot games with central Cambria and Pen Cambria on frigid nights ... the first football victory ever over Penn Cambria ... the electrifying last second win over Westmont ... a blown light transformer that forced postponement of the Penn Cambria game . . . total destruction of Northern Cambria . . . Coach Domico’s last coaching year . . . mud, frostbite, bruises, and intensely exciting memories that will live forever. Thank you Football Team. You were Super. 105 Another interesting pep rally. Hang on there. Chuck Strittmatter. Defense holds again. Hail, Hail, the gangs all here. TOUCHDOWN! Anxiety — the drive seems stalled. Jim Owens and Coach Domico plan the drive. Clem Yeekley squashes another face. Cat Thomas picks up yardage a crucial Happiness is a touchdown. Touchdown! £EfJ(OR£ — OFFENSIVE Bill Bernard Wayne Haluska John Hincherick Dan Jenkins Art Lanoy Larry Lallemond 108 Jim Owens Ray Trexler Dan Yeckley SENIORS — DEFENSIVE Paul Covel Lorry legros Rocky Meyers 109 Jim Painter Ed Rajnish Chuck Strittmatter UEN BBttIND TUB ACTION Doc Niebauer, trainer for all sports, and Mr. Bill Marshall, faculty Head Coach Lyle Domico and his first assistant, William Shortencarier manager, who takes care of all equipment and uniforms 110 Tim and Bill Waugh, managers. Co-captains Chuck Strittmatter, Clem Yeckley, and Jim Pointer and Coach Domico tired out after a grueling summer practice. FREOWN FOOTB4U_ Kneeling: Darrel Stoy, Rick Nagle. First Row: Coach Terrza, Paul Thomas, Joe Sheean, Mark Glaschock, Steve Miller, Terry Weakland, Mark Routh, Leo Contorchick, Gary Lallemand, Dan Coutrioux, Ron Jenkins, Equipment Manager John Sawarden. 2nd Row: Barry Farabaugh, Albert Lacue, Jeff Strasser, Dave Hover, Chuck Bishop, Brent Lowmaster, Allen Bartalong, Mel Melanosi, Don Kirk, Tom Foster, Coach Haluska. FRESHMAN SCHEDULE CH 26 Conemaugh Valley 25 Tyrone 23 Forest Hills 1 Northern Cambria 28 Punxsutawney 8 Penn Cambria Rick Nagle and Darrel Stoy proudly display the trophy for the Freshmen's undefeated season. Rivals 6 16 8 0 (forfeit) 6 6 Chuck Strittmotter takes Tribune — Democrat Award. WfGWANJDER CAG£R£ I Wm VARSITY: Ken Forobaugh, Mike Bobal, Bill Bernard, Mike Lantzy, Art Lanoy, Wayne Laluska, Ed Semelsberger, Ed Miller, and Coach Catalano. VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Cambria Heights Opponents Punxsutawney 37 64 Curwensville 56 55 Somerset 36 56 Punxsutawney 43 78 Hollidaysburg 43 78 Indiana 30 60 Central Cambria 43 41 Northern Cambria 62 44 Richland 43 66 Somerset 30 61 Westmont 43 41 Windber 44 88 Central Cambria 41 56 Indiana 39 61 Windber 59 92 Curwensville 42 52 Richland 33 65 Westmont 44 51 Northern Cambria 49 46 5-14 Highlander basketball was . . . long, silent trips home . . . confusion . . . watching Kenny Farabaugh break his ankle by tripping over the foul line . . . the exhilaration of winning a game by 1 point . . . running, sweating, running . . . learning lessons about losing . . . BEATING NORTHERN CAMBRIA TWICE . . . sit- ting on a cold bench . . . listening to Coach Grembi talk to a wall . . . Charlie Getz's unbelievable behind the back shot made while going out of bounds at half court . . . playing a better game of football than bas- ketball . . . CH students turning on the team at North- ern Cambria. 112 VARjSnV IN AOTON 113 CEMOR£ Bill Bernard Ken Farabaugh Wayne Haluska 114 Art Lanoy Ed Miller Ed Semelsberger JR. VA SITY Coach Grembi, Wayne Bobal, Bob Gregory, Don Holtz, Bob Lantzy, Chuck Getz, Jim Vescovi, Rod Bowman. Absent: Mike Kavallo 115 116 GtRLQ' BAQKEmU. 1st row: Margie Yukanavich, Janice Lantzy (Co-captain), Jane Inzana, (Co-captain), Linda Long (Manager). 2nd row: Robin Kline, Cheryl Kapello, Beth Selestak, Tina Burkey, Becky Backer, Carol Strittmatter, Trudy Swisher. 3rd row: Elaine Solomon (Coach), Alice Thomas, Margaret Strittmatter, Diane Strittmatter, and Anita Stoltz. SCHEDULE CH Opponents 60 23 Blacklick 47 22 Ferndale 54 23 Vo-Tech 39 25 Central Cambria 48 27 Bishop Carroll 45 22 Blacklick 44 31 Ferndale 61 39 Vo-Tech 45 14 Central Cambria 29 20 Bishop Carroll 38 28 Bishop McCort 27 31 North Star Girls Basketball was . . . Jane Inzana and Janice Lantzy visiting the school orchard during practice . . . imitating faculty mem- bers . . . taking a “detour” to practice and ending up a half hour late . . . singing lullabies to coaches . . . having heart to heart pre—game talks . . . giving the freshmen their first taste of varsity action . . . Beth Selestok doing her chest exercises . . . having 1000 coaches in the stands . . . initiating the fresh- men . . . decorating Ferndales locker room . . . winning and winning and winning . . . bitterly losing the North Star tourna- ment final game . . . being CHAMPS! 117 Cheryl Kapello, a tough rebounder, does her thing. SENIORS Despite tough defense, 2 on the way Jane Inzana Mag Strittmatter accepting trophy for high Mag Strittmatter earning her trophy scorer in the tournament from Mr. William Crowell, President of the Jaycees. Mag also received all star honors. Janice Lantzy Janice Lantzy adding 1 point C. U. GRAPPL£RC Wrestling in '73 was . . . winning . . . long, hard hours of practice . . . sore muscles . . . beating Central Cambria . . taking the Conemaugh Township Christmas Tournament for the third year in a row . . . two new coaches . . . winning . . . making weight . . . 43 matches in a row . . . conquering Cen- tral Cove . . . Rick Cence going undefeated in dual meets . . . Saturday morning practices . . . winning . . . hunger . . bloody noses . . . eating oranges . . . working for the fastest pin . . . Ron Westrick's terrific comeback ... a pat on the backside . . . winning some more, and . . . accepting the agony of defeat. VIRCITY United Hollidaysburgh Somerset Central Marion Center Richland North Star Northern Bedford Penn Cambria Punxsutawney Central Cambria Indiana SCHEDULE CH 38 29 30 25 49 47 37 34 39 40 26 15 Row I: Pat litzinger, George Weber, Glenn Winslow, Rick Cence, Rene Beunier, Frank Urbain. Row 2: Bob Maurer, Eugene Stoltz, Jim Coutriaux, Ron Westrick Chuck Strittmatter, Rick Bishop. Absent: Pete Schenk. ' I ' JUMOR, VA jQtJY George Weber Glenn Winslow CCAO-TEC Edgar Stoltz and Rick Terza Rene Beumer Rick Cence Bob Maurer Eugene Stoltz Pete Schenk Jim Coutriaux Ron Westrick Chuck Strittmatter THE ROUSH ROAD TO VtCTORV. . . The price of victory! Whose head is whose! Anticipation fills a tense moment Two for a take-down. A little bit more. Charge! 125 Front Row: Miss Ronon, Luann Conmarata, Kathy Campbell, Denise Cordell, Sharon Baker, Janice Lantzy, Jean Westrick, Linda Yuknavich, Paula Weakland, Barb Gooderham. Row 2: Lynn Karlhiem, Cindy Beunier, Margie Legros, Annette Vescovi, Ann Martucci, Ann Maurer, Marita Kibler, Lu Ann Krug, Maureen Mcquillen, Julie Switzler, Colleen Patrick, Colleen McGowen. Row 3: Georgeianne Yuknavich, Joyce Lamont, Judy Holtz, Dorothy Baldacchino, Becky Kohan, Solly Lieb, Carol Carretti, Chris Sherry, Theresa Sever, Gale Albright, Therese Nagle, Mildred Carretti. Row 4: Mag Strittmatter. GIRLS’ SWIMMING SCHEDULE Cambria Heights Opponents 25 Richland 57 Johnstown 33 Richland 43 Johnstown Swimming was . . . easy practices? . . . sprints, and more sprints . . . soggy sweatshirts ... 2 long hours of misery . . . hide and seek . . . beat the clock . . . praying for a foot of snow . . . Saturday practices . . . goggles and kick boards . . . bamboo poles . . . starts and turns . . . nicknames (Lettuce and Stringbean) . . . ear plugs and bathing caps . . . sharing the pool . . . learning to read stop watches correctly (21 seconds for a 100 yd. free style?) . . . Moore and Walker . . . rivalry . . . winning and losing . . . bus 24 . . . travel- 27 ing to Richland . . . lectures and pep talks . . . swim- 53 ming in Johnstown’s sauna bath . . . Moore and 43 Walker . . . composing . . . Richlands slimy walls . . . a hole in your bathing suit . . . first aid from Mr. Dom- ico . . . weights and jumprope . . . Miss Ronan trying to be mean and succeeding (almost) . . . times, times and more times . . . running laps with the wrestlers (or at least trying) . . . friendships and togetherness . . . knowing these memories won’t be forgotten. 126 SWIMMERS Row 1: Jim Holuska, Matt Horne, Jim Stoltz, Tim Miller, Greg Kline, Wayne Baker, Rick Resko. Row 2: Chuck Strittmatter, Guy Forsythe, Ken Haluska, Earl Buck, Don Letcher, Mark Galuschik, Chris Stiffler, Ron Jenkins. Absent when photo was taken: Mike Chigas, Mike Glass, Bill Buck. BOYS’ SWIMMING SCHEDULE Cambria Heights Opponents 18 Johnstown 78 8 Richland 78 18 Johnstown 67 25 Richland 61 127 129 C OQC COUNTRY Kneeling: Jerry Yeckley, Jeff Mulligan, Rob Schoppert, Dave McQuillen. Standing: Dan Lannon, Chuck Getz, Ken Farabaugh, Fred McQuillen, Bob Maurer, Ron Miller. UNDEFEATED SCHEDULE Cambria Heights Opponents Somerset 29 30 Portage 20 35 Johnstown Vo-Tech 26 30 Johnstown 19 40 Conemaugh Township 16 39 Windber 21 34 United 20 35 Richland 21 34 Bishop McCort 21 Vi 36' 2 Indiana 24 32 Forest Hills 27 30 Westmont 25 30 Cross Country was . . . miles and miles and miles of running in all kinds of weather . . . being sick enough to die after finishing a race with the last ounce of strength but strangely feeling good all over . . . Rob Schoppert, Jerry Yeckley, and Fred McQuillen coming in first together . . . Ron Miller passing Gilmore for the deciding place of the meet to keep the team’s record intact . . . taking a champagne bath to celebrate the winning of the conference title . . . enjoying the feel of grass after running on hard macadam . . . developing pride . . . gaining the respect that comes to those who are the BEST. 130 CENTRAL WESTERN C.C. CONFERENCE 19 OWPfONO 72 INDIVIDUAL TROPHIES 133 In the Cambria Heights scope of activities and organizations, there is something for everybody. A large proportion of the student body takes advantage of the opportunity to pursue their inter- ests and further their abilities in more than reading, writing, and arithmetic. The largest single interest is in music. The Cambria Heights marching band has become known in the Cambria County area for the polish of its drills and sound of its music. During the concert season the band proved that it can do more than fancy footwork. Not to be outdone by the instrumentalists, the vocalists in the form of the mixed chorus and glee club also produced memo- rable music. Then, the Spring Musical ‘‘How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying” found both groups pooling their efforts for professional performances. For students with literary interests Cambria Heights offers a student newspaper. Plaid Talk, and a yearbook. The Highlander. Students working on either publication spent untold hours writing, photographing, laying out material, and muttering to themselves in an effort to communicate what they saw and felt. Two new organizations also took Cambria Heights by storm in '73. Chess found its way to Cambria Heights by way of Iceland as students daily during free centers locked minds in mental battles rivaling the Fischer-Spasky World Championship matches. The Chess Club even ran its own tournament to determine Cambria Heights' own threat to Bobby Fischer. Also a science club was begun to further scientific interest in our school. While these activities and organizations are just some of the opportunities found at Cambria Heights in '73, every CH student could find something to interest him. 134 CAMBRIA :J HlGHl CAMBRIA WEIGHTS MARCHING- BAND The 114 member Cambria Heights Highlander Varsity Marching Band, which included 78 playing pieces, 8 major- ettes and a 24 member all-girl colorguard displayed great form and precision throughout the 1972 football season. This unit, under the direction of Mr. John Elias, earned and received wide acclaim for its outstanding performances. The first show presented was a Spiritual Show which included such selections as Swing Low Sweet Chariot, Joshua and “When the Saints Come Marching In. The next presentation was “Mr. Touchdown U.S.A. which was a unique salute to football, complete with a plastic football dummy and rousing football fight songs. All 4 branches of the United States Armed Forces were highlighted in A Salute to the Services. The fourth and final production of the season was Spanish Show. Played were such fine selections as El Cum- bonchero and Hernando's Hideaway.” Whenever the hare-working, highstepping Highlander Band strutted onto the.field no fans left the stands for pop- corn because the entertainment — Highlander style — was superb. The results of the long and tiring practices were cheered by thousands. 136 HEIGHTS � NDER $, Row 1: Joyce Legros, Cindy Bailey, Sharon Baker, Janice Garay, Denise Cordell, Terri Trexler, Paula Bakajza, Ann Vescovi, Joan Bearer, Cathy Adams. Row 2: Bill Kochinsky, John Welchko, Cathy Buck, Sandy Sheehan, Cathy Senko, Georganne Yukanavich, Jim Snyder, Marilyn Flora, Donna Hoover, Joe Blake, Eric Brown, Jeff Trout, Karen Baker, Shirley Kochinsky, Carol Collins, Barbara Gooderham. Row 3: Melissa Thomas, Rosemary Shuss, Kathy Gray, Pam Miller, Terri Helsel, Barb Holtz, Angela Feretti, Judy Holtz, Barb Perry, Judy Sheehan, Colleen Fronceschini, Mary Lechene, Jean Nalesnick, Vicky Nagle, Jim Sclesky, Tammy Bailey, Mary Paronish, Lwanne Krug, Yvonne Gobris, Barb Durbin. Row 4: Della Neilbauer, Becky Cunningham, Judy Novak, Peggy Panaro, Sharon Switzler, Linda Gobert, Amy Dillon, Peggy Holtz, Debbie Yahner, Kathy Baran, Loretta Keefe, Paula Weakland, Linda McNulty, Annette Vescovi, Chris Sherry, Pam Kovach. Row 5: Allen Gregory, Sharon Gray, Debbie McQueeny, Jane Stevens, Wayne Gens, Robin McMullen, Linda Smith, Denise Resko, Tim Homerski, Tom Michrina, Lynn Karlheim, Maureen Rusnak, Janice McNulty, Peggy O’Leary, Denise Weakland, Julie Switzler, Cindy Blick, Mr. John Elias. Row 6: Nancy Cairns, Dave Callahan, Jim Haluska, Annette Lechene, Denise Blick, Valerie Demento, Diane Serafin, Terry Woomer, Rodney Davis, John Malloy, Mary Beth Semelsberger, Ann Woomer, Jami Cattoi, Dennis Welchko, Ken Haluska, John Sammarco. Row 7: Colleen Cossitor, Karen Maslonik, Mary Lou Smithbauer, Lu Ann Kuhn, Ann Merriman, Ann Martucci, Chris Cossitor, Sandy Cordell, Rosemary Finet, Martha Keefe, Kathy Campbell, Debbie Bogus, Karen Price, Maureen Cossitor, Florence Henico, Lori Bender. 137 SENIORS Row 1: Linda Gobert, Carol Collins, Julie Switzler. Row 2: Barb Holtz, Tom Michrina, Barb Perry, Linda McNulty. Row 3: Cindy Blick, Nancy Cairns, Judy Sheehan, Sharon Gray, Jane Stevens. DISTRICT E ND Linda Smith, Chris Sherry, Janice Garay, Tom Michrina 138 BOND OFRCERe Donna Hoover, Librarian; Kathy Gray, Librarian; Cindy Blick, Secretary; Barb Holtz, President; Jane Ste- vens, Treasurer; Judy Sheehan, Historian. Absent: Tom Michrina, Vice-President. Drum Major: ALLEN GREGORY Left to right: Joyce legros, Cindy Bailey, Sharon Baker, Janice Garay, Co-Captain; Paula Bakajza, Co-Captain; Ann Vescovi, Joan Bearer, Cathy Adams. SENIORS The Highlander Majorettes, with Co-Captains Paula Bakajza and Janice Garay, had a very good season. The majorettes started practice in June when four of the seniors went to Clarion Majorette Clinic. Their days were spent getting new ideas, learning routines, and going to lectures. At the end of summer the majorettes, along with the Band and Color Guard, spent two weeks in band camp. The hours of hard work proved rewarding after knowing they put on a good half-time show. One of the special attractions this year was when the majorettes twirled fire. Although it was the first experience for all of them, it was nicely executed. Another special attraction was a modern dance rou- tine to El Cumbonchero. The majorettes worked vary hard to provide good half-time shows, as well as routines for the pep ral- lies. Paula Bakajza Janice Garay h Luonne Kuhn, Yvonne Gobris, Melissa Thomas, Maureen Cossitor, Colleen Cossitor, Lori Bender !The Cambria Heights Col- orguard is comprised of 24 hard-working girls ded- icated to keeping our Col- orguard Number One in the area. Leaders of this all-girl unit are Lori Ben- der, captain, and Colleen Cossitor, co-captain. Some highlights of this year’s exciting perform- ances were a flag presen- tation to the tune of “Stars and Stripes For- ever, some colorful rou- tines in the Spanish Show, a twirling flag salute in the pre-game shows, and a circular precision drill to Joy to the World. Salute to the Color- guard. Their long hours of concentration in practice provided Cambria Heights with memories of precision and beauty. SENIORS COLOR, GUARD CAMBRIA HEIGHTS HIGHLANDER BAND Row 1: Kathy Berzonsky, Connie Huber. Row 2: Annette Maurer, Cathy Gregory. Row 3: Melissa Thomas, Rosemary Shuss, Yvonne Gobris, Barb! Durbin. Row 4: Colleen Cossitor, Co-Captain; Lore Bender, Captain. Row 5: Luonne Kuhn, Flo Henico, Chris Cossitor, Ann Martucci, Kathy Campbell,! Debbie Bogus, Martha Keefe. Row 6: Mary Lou Smithbauer, Maureen Cossitor, Anne Merriman, Rosemary Finet, Sandy Cordell, Karen Price, Karen| Maslonik. V ARBOOfC SIAFP Row 1: Mr. Paul Baron, Cathy Inzanno, Paula Bakajza, Bob Brown, Carol Cassidy (Editor), Jani Gill. Row 2: Mary Bills, Janice Garay, Mag Strittmatter, Karen Trinkley, Renee Warner, Joni Bearer, Patty Bortman, Mary Anne Kibler. 144 The yearbook is . . . . . . planning and writing and cropping and laying out material and long, long meetings, and personal satisfaction. A message from the staff: To capture found memories and vis- ually represent them is almost an impossibility. Most memories lie only within and never can actually be pho- tographed by anything but the mind. Still, we, the Highlander Staff, have made a dedicated effort to present Cambria Heights with a collection of the names, faces, and memories of 73. The job of assembling and organiz- ing a year’s worth of memories is not an easy task. We will be the first to admit that there have been some tense times. We don’t claim to have captured every moment, but we hope we have captured enough memories to keep 1973 alive for a lifetime. 145 PLA1DTAUC EDITORIAL STAFF: Mr. John Voytko Row Amy Sharbaugh, Patty Bakale, Debbie Kimack, Debbie Kost, Mag Strittmatter. Row 2: Jim Urbain, Margie Legros, Cheryl Kapello, Sharon Gray, Mike Lantzy. Absent: John Hincherick. 146 TYPING STAFF: Marge Legros, Debbie Kimack, Debbie Kost, Karen Karol, Patty Bakale. CLUB OFFICERS: Julie Switzler, Francis Gobris, Rose Beltowski. Row 1: Mike Karl, Julie Switzler, Ray Houk, Willard Mortenson, Barry Farabaugh, Dave McQuillen, Mark Colberg, Eric Brown, Dean Deitrick, Jeff Trout. Row 2: Barb Long, Veronica Stoltz, Elaine Karlheim, Rick McCombie, Paul Bobal, Kathy Berzonsky, Rose Beltowski, Bob Brown, Barb Lee, Cindy Litzinger, Mary Yeager, Mary Worchesky. Row 3: Margie Legros, Debbie Kimack, Arlene Litzinger, Barb Gooderhom, Linda McNulty, Betty Rubus, Nancy Holland, Monica Warner, Jim Urbain, John Kapello, Mike Owens, Jerry Yeckley, Mark Feighner, Larry Lamont. Row 4: Annette Lechne, Linda Lansberry, Janice McNulty, Sandy Cordell, Eilene Gill, Judy Sheehan, Sharon Baker, Linda Gobert, Diane Dross, Tom Michrina, Dale Yeckley, Joe Novae, Paul Conrad, Bob Long. Row 5: Dorothy Baldacchino, Ken Douds, Cory Endler, Chuck Weber, Marty Murphy, Leo Doughty, Jim Haluska, Terry Woomer, Chris Stiffler, George Stevens, Ken Haluska, Bob Thurman, Ed Stumpf, Ken Hoover. 147 LIBRARIANS Row 1: Patty Bakale, Betty Doughty, Debbie Kost, Mary Anne Kibler, Debbie Noel, Annette McConnell, Cheryl Miller, Debbie Venslosky. Row 2: Dorothy Baldacchino, Rose Beltowski, Amy Dillon, Barb Beam, Linda Smith, Margie Yuknavich, Yolanda Blick, Peggy Blick, Cathy Buck. Row 3: Connie Lubert, Mary Worchesky, Mary Yeager, Barb Perry, Diane Dross, Annette Duclos, Flo Henico, Monica Warner. Row 4: Beth Holtz, Debbie McQueeny, Debbie Bogus, Paula Weakland, Becky Kohan, Sharon Bogus, Marileen Delarre, Karen Grimes, Barb Long. Row 5: Marlyn McMullen, Anne Woomer, Beth Semelsberger, Karen Price, Helen Stoltz, Angela Westrick, Pam Kovach, Rhonda Kirk, Annette Vescovi. The librarians are not a group of female bookworms. Rather, they are a group of hard working, unselfish young ladies who dedicate many hours of their free time to help- ing Mrs. Wasilko keep the library running smoothly. Check- ing out books, tracking down book delinquents, stocking shelves, and many other tasks make these girls vital to our school. 148 AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS Diane Quevy, Debbie Kost, Joyce Julick, Amy Sharabaugh, Shirley Link, Kathy Berzonsky, Joe Bobal, Vaughn Sunseri, Fred McQuillen, Teresa Tucker, Diane Kopera, Rose Beltowski, Kathy Quist, Mr. Cicero, Mike Karol, Tom Woomer, Ron Westrick, Bob Brown, Arlene Rubus, Jim Urbain, Joe Lacue, Janice Stoneburg, Ray Houck, Paul Ropp, Jim Stoltz, Francis Gobris. “Lots of hard work with very little recognition. This description fits the audio-visual aids who give up much of their free time to see to it that the faculty has the film projectors, record players, TV equipment, and other aids it needs to conduct classes. These students, most of whom are deeply interested in electronics and the media, are an asset to Cambria Heights. Ray Houck with film projector. Arelene Rubus sorting film strips in tape room. Mike Karol and Vaughn Sunseri filming a CH TV program. 149 CWEERL£4DER£ Bottom row: Patty Bortman, Captain; Gail Gobert, Co-Captain. Row 2: Patty Maher, Jani Gill, Debbie Eckenrode. Row 3: Melanie Maines, Gale Albright, Lynn Eckenrode, Issy Smith. Row 4: Janet Sammarco, Janice Stoneberg, Amy Wilshire. Gail Gobert Patty Maher 150 Debby Eckenrode Cheerleading Contest Finalists FRESHMEN: Suzie Yeckley, Colleen Patrick, Colleen McGowan, Colleen Duclos, Jane Robick 6 Row 1: Colleen Patrick, Alma Link, Dorine Yeckley, Mary Rose Weakland, Teresa Nagle, Jim Booterbaugh, Ken Stevens, Chris Stiffler, Thad Kibler, Frank Marana, Mark Routch, Sue Yeckley, Darlene Buck, Bernie Bobby, Carol Strittmatter, Lori Albright. Row 2: Mr. Olewiler, Pam Janshure, Barb Lee, Darlene Schenk, Janet Ivory, Mary Anne Kibler, Jim Urbain, Cory Endler, Fred Schilling, Andy Stoltz, Rick Cence, Mike Bobby, Bob Brown, Joyce Lamont, Becky Thomas, Angela Ferretti, Tina Mihalow, Eileen Gill. Row 3: Terri Thomas, Peggy Paddock, Annette Duclos, Chris Carroll, Mary Yeager, Mary Worchesky, Dennis Born, Mike Kimack, Mark Lansberry, Hap Lacue, Ron Farabaugh, Cole Dunlap, Susan Becker, Barb Long, Debbie Kosicki, Gail Vasil, Kathy Benosky, Patt Lansberry. Row 4: Carol Cassidy, Diane Strittmatter, Ann Martucci, Linda Holtz, Maureen McQuillen, Jo Anne Yeckley, Fred McQuillen, Ed Sever, Ken Farabaugh, Tom Woomer, Joe Lacue, Lou Ann Cammarata, Linda Smith, Sharon McNulty, Arlene Rosian, Karen Grimes, Jane Little. CHORUS SENIOR CHORUS: Row 1: Mary Yeager, Mary Worchesky, Patt Lansberry, Mary Anne Kibler, Carol Cassidy. Row 2: Bob Brown, Jim Urbain, Rick Cence, Mike Bobby. Row 3: Fied McQuillen, Ken Farabaugh, Mr. Olewiler, Tom Woomer and Annette Duclos. Among the largest and busiest groups at Cambria Heights are the corale groups - the mixed chorus and men’s glee club. Through the years the Cambria Heights area has come to expect a high degree of excellence from the singers, and this year’s group has even exceeded expectations. Standing out among many good singers was Mary Anne Kibler who attained Regional Chorus honors. The chorus and glee club annually present two major concerts at Christmas and in the spring. For Christmas this year the chorus, along with singing traditional Christmas music, performed a contempo- rary work entitled “Where Shall I Find the Christ Child which combines music with choral reading. This particular performance was loudly applauded. Yet, besides that faint feeling as the curtain opens on concert night, what the singers may most remem- ber are the practice sessions with Mr. Olewiler play- ing the piano, singers gasping in unison for air, and sopranos getting carried away as they heighten the tempo. The memories of our chorale groups will leave a song in our hearts for a lifetime. Row 1: Kevin Coval, David Kochinsky, Mark Galuschik, Rick Thomas, John Link, Eric Brown, Don Letcher, Paul Conrad, Ken Bobal, Barry Moore. Row 2: Jeff Strasser, Mark Colberg, Ken Douds, Ken Haluska, Ken Hoover, Dan Dupas, Kevin Beltowski, Wayne Bobal, Brian Cunningham, Dale Yeckley, Ron Miller. Row 3: Mr. Olewiler, Brian Swope, Dwaine Kirkpatrick, Mark Feighner, Earl Buck, Ron Wysocki, Joe Novak, Jay Weakland, Dan Thomas, Jim Lamont, Mike Bobal, Tom Hudak. Row 4: Eugene Lockey, Dave Kvitkovich, Barry Farabaugh, Bob Henniger, Ken Farabaugh, Earl Merriman, Matt Dvorc- hak. Rod Bowman, Lowell Kirk, Chuck Getz, Rick Bishop. � « As winter turns to spring all thoughts turn to the Cambria Heights musical. This year’s production of How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying may be the most memorable of a long line of highly acclaimed C.H. musicals. Under the direction of Mr. William Olweiler and Mr. John Elias, the cast and stage crew produced a play worthy of Broadway. With Mary Anne Kibler and Jim Urbain who play the leading characters, Rosemary and Finch, being supported by Bob Brown (Frump), Ron Farabaugh (J. B. Biggley), and a host of other actors, the ‘73 musical was one of the most ambitious productions yet attempted by Cambria Heights. Because of a number of complicated setting switches, the technical crew had to solve many headaches. Also, many dance scenes, choreographed by Mr. Terry Huber, still have the actors wondering how they did it. The reason for the smooth performances was the continual rehearsing from the first of January to the end of March. Yet, it was during these long winter practices that the cast developed the warm spirit of an acting family that they will remember long after the audience's applause for How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying performances stopped echoing. Bottom Row: Betty Rubus, Diane Serofin, Joann Yeckley, Linda Smith, Karen Grimes, Sharon McNulty, Terry Thomas, Jane Stevens, Patt Lansberry, Mary Yeager. Row 2: Terry Woomer, Bob Brown, Joe Bloke, Eric Brown, Jett Strasser, Dale Yeckley, Mark Routch, Jim Urbain, Cole Dunlop. Row 3: Eileen Gill, Audrey Miller, Colleen Selby, Ron Forobough, Tom Woomer, Dove Ceschini, lindo Lansberry, Mary Anne Kibler, Robin Kline, Potty Bortmon. Absent: Carol Cassidy, Joel Dunlap, Jim Getz, Russ Conklin, Roxanne Keith, Sharon Groy. WOU TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS WWOUT REALLY TRMNS 154 LOVE MEANS FEEUNS E URYU HEN YOU LEAVE Though the hills are green on which we gaze, Or white with winter’s snow. Here we long have seen such happy days. This is our home we know. Though we journey to a distant shore, We’ll remain your own for ever more. Dear Cambria Heights, all hail. directory Timothy Angert Rene Beunier St. Boniface Box 11D 247-8136 Patton R.D. 1 674-2282 John Anna Box 100 Gerald Bills Potton Hastings 674-3301 247-8313 Connie Bailey Marilisa Bills Potton St. Benedict 606 Lang Ave. 948-8721 674-8082 Jean Blair Cynthia Bailey 41 8 Magee Ave. 519 Beech Ave. Potton Patton 674-8613 674-8865 Flossie Blake Paula Bakajza Patton Patton 674-8748 674-5556 Cynthia Blick Patricia Bakale Carroltown Box 80 Potton R.D. 1 344-8649 674-3318 Joseph Bobal Box 31E Sharon Baker Hastings Patton R.D. 1 Box 156B, 247-8405 674-8133 James Bobby Box 206 James Baron Kirk Street Patton R.D. 1 Hastings Michael Bobby 247-6246 Box 9 St. Boniface Barbara Beam Box 143 247-8180 Hastings Patricia Bortman 247-8318 206 Linwood Avenue Patton Joan Bearer Box 457 674-5597 Hastings Amos Brimmer 247-8275 Box 74 Hastings Leroy Bearer 247-8831 St. Benedict 344-8971 Robert Brown 41 1 Beech Avenue Jerry Becker Potton Hastings 674-8665 247-8115 Thomas Buck Joseph Becker Box 14A Patton R.D. 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