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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1978 volume:

BOOKENDS Time it was. And what a time it was. It w A time of innocence, A time of confidences. Long ago it must be, I have a photograph. Preserve your memories; They're all that’s left you. Paul Simon 1 FACULTY Page 9 UNDERCLASSMEN Page 23 STUDENT LIFE Page 49 2 SENIORS Page 122 SENIOR PERSONALITIES Page 162 DIRECTORY Page 174 3 SUPERINTENDENT'S MESSAGE Graduation from high school is not an end, but a milestone in your lives that marks the beginning of new adventures. The dreams of childhood must now be molded into the responsibilities of adult citizen- ship. Meet your responsibilities with sincere effort and ambition. The ability to be successful and happy is within all people. Success and happiness can be found by set- ting new goals for yourselves and working hard to achieve the goals. PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE As the completion of your high school days approaches, so begins the responsibility of citizen- ship in the adult society. We hope that you have acquired the attributes necessary to prepare you for this role. We also hope that you possess the charac- ter and integrity needed to meet this challenge, which requires mental and physical discipline. Develop these, and you can face life with confi- dence. 5 SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION School Board Secretary Patrick Sheehan Curriculum Coordinator Baldecchino Assistant Administrator Bakajza 6 SCHOOL BOARD Seated: Ms. Kelly, Mrs. Klaswick, Dr. Haluska, Mr. Owens. Standing: Mr. Burkhart, Mr. Westrick, unknown, Mr. Marshall, Mr. Crowell. 7 9ECRETARIES Miss Barnwell Mrs. Batdorf Miss Davis Mr. Babyak Mrs. Durbin The secretaries at Cambria Heights have many duties unknown to anyone. Miss Barnwell and Mrs. Batdorf are responsible for anything dealing with the main office. Mrs. Durbin is connected with the guidance office. Miss Davis is our new attendance officer, and Mr. Babyak is a paraprofessional. 8 10 n 12 13 15 17 18 19 NURSE Mrs. Dorothy Gooderham GUIDANCE COUNSELORS Miss Elaine Solomon Mr. James Getz CUGTODIANQ Harold Abrams Jim Adams Jeff Anna Joe Anna Randy Ault Dave Aurandt Larry Baker Terry Baker Bob Balzano Doug Barto Nan Beach Don Bearer Tom Bensor John Berish Ron Berzonsky Yvette Beumer Deborah Blake Rose Bogus Patty Boring Brenda Born Theresa Born Barb Bosar Cheryl Brown Dan Buck Ron Budicky Bob Burgoon Kevin Caldwell Tony Canali Janet Carl Ken Carpinello 24 Lori Cattoi Donna Ceschini Paul Churella Mary Lou Chverchko Ron Coval Colleen Cunningham Jim DeLarre Cheri Deyarmin Bob Domalik Lynn Duclo Ray Durbin Gerald Earnest v I. Doug Easly Mark Eckenrode Raymond Eckenrode Rhonda Edwards Susan Endler Robert Etchells Jane Ewanek Mike Fagan lan Farabaugh Bill Fedor Bruce Fink Joe Firment Mary Foster Michelle Franceschini Lisa Frank Diane Gauntner Edward Gens Patricia Glass 25 Darla Gray Karen Gray Kathy Gray Tammy Gregory Debra Haggerty Scott Haluska Edith Hannigan Diane Hanyok Ron Hartman Susan Haycisak William Henry Todd Hertzog Lisa Higgins Judy Himmel Cindy Hockenberry Janice Holtz Bob Holtz Donna Hoover Eileen Hoover Ron Hoover Dennis Horne Cathy Hunter V J Philip Ivory John Jackson Mark Jones Dan Karlheim Janet Karlheim Mark Kelly Nathan Kirk Shelley Kirkpatrick David Kirsch Mark Kontorchik Greg Kosicki Susan Kovach Theresa Kovach Maureen Krejnus Thomas Kruise Bill Kuhn Mary Kuntzman Greg Kurtz Barb Lellemand Debbie Lamont Judy Lansberry Denise Lechene Lorene Legros Linda Lentz Tammy Lenz Paul Link Tim Link Mike Litzinger Linda Lowmaster Tammy Lowmaster Shari Madachick Paulette Mangarella Gary Maslonik Kathryn McAndrew Jim MicCombie Jane McConnell 27 Deborah McGlynn Denise McGowan Fred McMurray Lori McNulty Alan Miller Basil Miller Dale Miller Gloria Miller Linda Miller Scott Miller Wanda Moore Todd Morchesky Terry Murphy Tammy Nihart Doreen Nitti Mark Parrish George Penrod Kim Phillips Patrick Polites Michelle Raynish Brian Rematt David Rmer Gary Rizzo Sharon Ropp Joe Rosian Lora Rusnak Charlie Saltsgiver Dan Sammarco Steven Sclesky Cathy Selby 28 Carol Shaffer Sharon Shomo Bob Shrenkle Jeff Simpson Mary Skebeck Kevin Skrodinsky Robert Smith Mike Smithmyer Sharon Snyder Mike Sobetsky Karen Stahl Steven Stasko Brenda Stephens Mary Stevens Vince Stevens Theresa Stockley Chris Stoltz Jack Stoneberg Michelle Strittmatter Diane Strohmier Bob Sunseri Christine Swab Kim Swarden Pete Symosky Chris Thomas Berme Venslosky Richard Waksmunski Cindy Weakland Jodi Weakland Joe Weakland 29 Pictures were not available for the following students: Judy Weakland Lori Weakland Michele Weber Paula Weber Bob Weber Stephanie Wendekier Joe Westrick Steve Westrick Scott Wetherson Gerald Whiteford Randy Wholaver Tom Wills Phyllis Wilt Brian Baker Dave Carroll Ruth Chverchko Dennis Clemmer Mark Crothers Tom Crothers Mark Duman John Getsy Barbara Gray Duane Link Brenda Miller Melissa Quist Sherry Riddle Lori Smith Ken Smolko Tim Sutton Doug Thomas Jackie Verdavoir Richard Wetherson 30 Charles Woodley Nicola Worchesky Annette Wysocki Ed Yahner Bob Yahner Tom Yeager Mark Yeckley Sherry Yeckley Aimee Yencho Jayne Yuknavich Frank Zaliznock Neal Zumovitch 31 Linda Adams Linda Anna Jim Babyak Brenda Bailey Ken Bailey Donna Bakajza Michele Baker Robin Baker Alan Balko Margaret Baran Mary Barnes Sue Baron Wes Beach Mel Becker Linda Behe Linda Beltowski Duane Bender Lori Bender Rick Bender Tom Bertram Ron Beunier Cheryl Blake Eva Blake Eugene Blick Lori Bloomberg Michele Bogus Bob Bogus Maria Born Carrie Bowman Sue Buck 32 Perry Burkey Joan Caldwell Annette Caracciola Michele Caretti Andrea Cavallo Kevin Cence Emily Churella Lynne Commons Bryan Cordell Eric Cunningham Vic Cunningham Joe Davis Donna DeFrahn Gary DeSalvo Jim Dibert Steve Dickson Karen Domalik Tim Douds Barb Dranchak Janet Drzal Greg Durbin Sue Durbin Ed Earnest Mike Eck Bill Edwards Wendy Endler Nancy Farabaugh Don Firment Barry Fitzpatrick Rex Forsythe 33 Gail Foster Craig Garay Valerie Gelormino Tom Gerlesky Bob Gill Monica Glass Lisa Goss Carolyn Graboski Tammy Grazier Paul Gresko Janice Hadden Barb Haggerty Paula Haluska Judy Hartman Donna Heishman Curt Holtz Brian Hoover Jerry Hoover Bill Hoover Dave lllig Janet Karlheim Dan Kelly Jim Kelly Monica Kelly Paula Kibler Michele Kirk Nina Kirkpatrick Jim Kline Jeff Knarr Lisa Kolonay kilr 34 Bill Kovach Jody Krug Patty Kopera Susan Kovach Sharon Lacy Michele Lacue Scott Lane Helen Lansberry Carol Lantzy Suzette Lechene Dave Lehmier Mellany Lenz Peter Leonard Scott Lewis Anna Marie Link Dan Link Marty Link Gary Litzinger Robin Lockett Brenda Long Joanne Long Beverly Lowmaster Scott Lowmaster Ron Markovich Sharon Marshall Teresa Maurer Donna McGlynn Felicia Mezzelo Theresa Milchak Diane Miller 35 Judy Miller Mary Miller Dan Mohler Pat Mohler Larry Molitsky Gary Mutchock Sharon Noren JoAnn Novak Rita Panaro Bob Parrish Julie Patrick Dan Polites Rose Pompa Teresa Ponchock Linda Price Mary Quist Robin Rearick Debbie Rohac Lisa Rohac Ralph Rosian Kris Routch Joe Semelsberger Perry Semelsberger Karen Senko Jake Shaffer Jane Shaffer Sandy Sharbaugh Barb Shero Kim Shope John Short 36 Dave Stewart Dawna Stewart Joanne Stoltz Scott Stoltz Glenn Strittmatter Mark Strittmatter Bill Strittmatter Tim Thiec Denise Thomas Joseph Thomas Laurie Thomas Russ Thomas Bob Treon Bob Trexler Veronica Tucker Cathy Venesky Chris Venesky Mary Venesky Clarissa Venslosky Ken Vescovi Pat Waksmunski Doug Warner Karen Washinsky Fred Waugh Janie Weakland Patty Weakland 37 Pictures were not available for the following students: Ron Farabaugh Walter Gomolka Lisa Kibler Patty Kollar Joe Lansberry Gloria Little Terry Marana Kevin Matuska Bill Maurer Kevin Owens George Pastirko Laurie Pellescki Tom Price Ron Riner Lisa Stoltz Charlie Verdavoir Mark Wendekier Jean Zerbee CLASS OFFICERS: Monica Glass, Gary DeSalvo, Helen Lansberry, Janet Drzal Richard Weakland John Wentz Marnita Westover Nancy Whiteford Leo Wilt Jim Wolanin 38 Joe Anna Greg Ault Pete Babyak Glenn Baker Janine Baker Jo Anne Baker John Baker Greg Bassett Bob Beam Jerry Bearer Mary Ann Bearer Sherry Becker Steve Bender Tom Bender Jilinda Berringer Carol Berzonsky Joy Bickford Ryan Bills Lisa Blum Brian Bobal Joe Bobby Marsha Bogus Monica Bogus Bob Bosar Karen Buck Sandra Buck Susan Buck Audrey Burgeon Picture Not Available Picture Not Available 40 Bob Burley Carolyn Caldwell Steve Carracciolo Earl Caretti Pam Carl Sue Cavallo Laura Chrestler Eric Co I berg Dave Commons Carol Cook Dan Cordell Emma Crowell Mark Cunningham Ron Davis Ron Depto Dean Diethrich Crystal Dindios Donna Domalik Kathy Donahue Barb Doughty Randy Dubetsky Jim Duman Brenda Dunlap Joyce Duriez Barb Farabaugh Tim Fedor John Ferretti Jody Fiasco 41 Diana Firment Kathy Fisanick Steve Fisanick Sandy Ford Paul Fox Greg Gallagher Aimee Garay Richard Gaul Dan Gauntner Chris Gerlesky Jeff Gill Lauren Gobert Diana Gobris Alex Golmicz Janet Gray Paul Griffith Dave Gunther Elizabeth Haluska Martin Harbaugh Amy Harber Mark Henry Dan Himmel Jim Holland Pauline Holtz Gerald Hoover Marian Hoover Nancy Hoover Ron Hoover Joe Hrubochak Pat lllig 42 Don Inzana Ron Izana Usa I very Gary Jewett Steve Kara I Larry Kaschak Christine Keefe Frances Keith Steve Kelly Kathy Kephart Barb Kibler Chris Kibler rw Kim Kimack Marlene Kirk Bob Kline Rodney Kline Bobbi Kohan Ed Kollar Debbie Kopera Ken Kopera Mary Lou Kopera Richard Kopera Debbie Kurtz Linda Kutchman Josephine Kuzar Callie Lamont Diana Lamont Jayne Lampenfeld Jim Lane Frannie Lansberry 43 Ray lauver Sharon Lecorchick Tina Legros Donna Leish Gert Link Brenda Little Cheryl Lockett Tim Lowmaster Jim McAnulty Rich McCausland Bill McCombie Ida McConnell Steve McConnell Leo McElheny Patty McGlynn Barb McGowan Derek McLaurin Agnes McMullen Craig McMullen Dan McNulty Rhonda McQuillen Tom Meekins Linda Mihalow Dave Miller Valerie Miller Mary Mitchell Karen Moore Dave Murphy Charlie Nagle Jean Nalisnick 44 Frank Nedock Roberta Neibauer Terry Nihart Dave Nitti Nancy Noel Mary Jo Pandola Theresa Passanita Don Patrick Robbie Pierce Randy Price Steve Price Richard Pryce Bill Quist Bob Ramsey Theresa Rematt Mark Rice Howard Riner Jane Ropp Debbie Rudolph Sharon Samole Michele Schilling Joyce Sclesky Darlene Semelsberger Christine Senko Michelle Sever Betty Shank Mamie Sharbaugh Kevin Sheehan Ed Shero Jim Sherry 45 Mike Shutty Bryan Smith John Smith Tom Smychynsky Lance Sneath Arlene Springer Jean Stasko Barb Stevens Sally Stevens Bob Stockley Diane Stoltz Dale Strohmier Becky Stumpf Jim Sunseri Fred Sutton Jett Swab Chris Thomas Jean Thomas Karen Trinkley Candy Vaughn Marlene Vescovi Karen Visnyiczke Kathy Visnyiczke Mitch Wagner Dennis Warner Steve Warner Barry Weakland Scott Weakland Ken Weber Paul Weber 46 CLASS OFFICERS: Carolyn Caldwell, Donna Domalik, Frannie Lansberry, Chris Kibler. Arlene Westrick Tom Westrick Kim Wholaver Rose Wholaver Patty Williams Rusty Winslow Ken Woodley Betty Worchesky Marty Yahner Lisa Yarko Marilyn Yarko Jeff Yeager Mark Yeager Annette Yeckley Chris Yeckley Debbie Yeckley Jane Yeckley Donna Zroika 47 Pictures were unavailable for the following students: Wayne Baker Joe Cattoi Mary Ann Chverchko Jocelyn Duriez Bernadette Finet Tim Fisher Dan Glass Dianne Gray Patty Grove Brian Link Linda Little Michele Madachick Carmella Micali Tama Miller Gary Owen Dave Sclesky Larry Thomas Rose Wilkie Jim Woodley Vicki Yablinsky Cindy Yeckley Jim Zaliznock 48 STUDENT LIFE Time It Was and What a Time It Was1 49 VO-TECH: LEARNING A TRADE AUDIO-VISUAL AUTO BODY A-V students are introduced to photography, film developing, and T.V. cameras. These young tradesmen are developing the ability to patch holes, straighten frames, pull out dents, and paint cars. BUILDING AND GROUNDS MAINTENANCE The goal of this class is to teach students general upkeep and maintenance of buildings and their surroundings. 50 CARPENTRY C08MET0L0GY Future carpenters learn almost everything dealing with modern-day house framing and construction. A trade of beauty, cosmetology involves many facets: hair cutting and styling, facials, manicures, makeup, and pedicures. DATA PROCESSING As computers become more essential in today’s world, computer programming, keypunch, coding, and filing are important steps in a growing field. si DRAFTING Blueprint interpretation, architecture, mechanical drawing, and design are some of the techniques acquired in this area. ELECTRICITY Electrical students learn the intricate trade of wiring and electricity. DISTRIBUTIVE ED Distributive education discovers the various areas of business: managing, selling, display, advertising, marketing, and merchandising. 52 HEALTH SERVICE Personal care, blood typing, basic first aid, oral care, TRP, and CPR are abilities acquired to aid the physician and comfort the patient. HORTICULTURE Making special occasions more beautiful or average days brighter are the objectives of these students who arrange flowers and work in greenhouses and nurseries. 53 MASONRY Placing stone or brick in a sturdy and attractive pattern is a difficult but rewarding trade. PLUMBING Many types of piping and their uses are learned, as well as the installation of bathroom, kitchen, and heating fixtures. QUALITY FOODS Quantity production of food, as in cafeterias and restaurants, prepared with quality and distributed with congeniality, is the aim of these students. 54 A TYPE OF MILITARY Flights A, B, C, and D have been in competition all year for honor flight. Honor Flight is determined by the least number of demerits. Demerits are received during an inspection for not wearing the uniform, wrong combination, neatness of the uniform and the person, and the condition of the shoes. The pledge in the morning is alternated between the flights, and also counts toward honor flight. FLIGHT A Row 1: Paulette Mangarella, Debbie Haggerty, Nina Kirkpatrick, Brenda Bailey, Michele Caretti. Row 2: Tim Theic, Bob Treon, Dave lllig. FLIGHT C Row 1: Jeanne Bailey, Mellany Lenz, Sharon Moore, Elizabeth Haluska, Darla Gray, Lori Cattoi, Nancy Hoover. Row 2: Dan Kelly, Robert Etchells, Lisa Rohac, Eva Blake, Joe Cattoi, Tom Bensor. FLIGHT B Row 1: Sally Stephens, Karen Senko, Diane Miller, Carla Stahl, Phyl- lis Wilt. Row 2: Robert Parrish, Mark Stritmatter, Pat Waksmunski, Scott Miller. FLIGHT D Row 1: Michele Schilling, Patty Williams, Diana Lamont, Suzanne Stevens, Joanne Stoltz, Brenda Miller, Tama Miller. Row 2: Doug Barto, Mark Jones, Chuck Woodley, Robert Stoltz, Paula Weber, Bill Kuhn, Tony Canali, Doug Warner. 55 ROTC STAFF MEMBERS Col. Edwin Wagner Sgt. Robert Konior 56 57 ROTC HAPPENINGS MILITARY BAND iiiiii 1 £ _ Left to Right: Lori Cattoi, Mary Dranchak, Darla Grey, Jeanne Bailey, Brenda Dunlap, Lori Hoover, Nina Kirkpatrick, Dan Kelly, Dave Stew- art. COLOR GUARD DRILL TEAM Row 1: Pat lllig, Dave Commons, Tom Bensor, Robbie Pierce, Jim Sherry, Dave Itlig. Row 2: Karen Wilkinson, Nina Kirkpatrick, Dianne Stoltz, Diane Knarr. Row 1: Captain — Lori Hoover, Brenda Dunlap. Row 2: MaryAnn Mitchell, Diana Lamont. Row 3: Karen Wilkinson, Nina Kirkpatrick Row 4: Brenda Miller. Row 5: Pat lllig, Dave lllig. Bill Coon. 58 59 THE CREATORS Despite numerous obstacles and minor catastrophes, which included losing and regaining a photographer dur- ing the course of production, the yearbook staff has once again created a masterpiece. An original staff of over 35 students dwindled to less than 10, but those who stuck it out” were dedicated to producing a truly fine yearbook, and we feel we have succeeded fairly well. Members included Deb Yarko, Deb Gooderham, Debbie Ault, Nancy Shero, Lisa Dillon, Georgine Baran, Donna Williams, and Sue Baron. Others who assisted in various capacities were Eileen Thomas, Karen Snyder, Darlene Semelsber- ger, and Sharon Marshall. To these students and to the many others who helped in the production of the '78 Highlander, we offer our hearty thanks. Do I look busy? 60 Seated: Nancy Shero, Georgine Baran, Lisa Dillon. Standing: Advisor Miss Harvey, Deb Ault, Deb Yarko. Trying to look like we know what we're doing . . . Eeny, meeny, miney, mo. . Sometimes I could just scream! THE LINE UP 61 PLAID TALK EDITOR: Vicki Lipnic THE VOICE OF THE HIGHLANDERS ASSISTANT EDITORS: Donna Domalik, Regina Kvitkovich, Sue Balko The Plaid Talk is CH’s own school news- paper. It is the Highlanders’ way of keeping up with the activities at Cambria Heights. Under the supervision of Mr. Anna and Vicki Lipnic, students work many hours writing and typing articles and preparing The Voice of the Highlanders. The news- paper is published six times a year and it represents an effort that the entire student body can be proud of. 62 ADVISOR: Mr. Dennis Anna ART AND LAYOUT EDITOR: Debbie Ault TYPISTS: Pat Shaffer, Diane Gresko, Aimee Garay, Patty Farabaugh. REPORTERS: Annie Feighner, Gitta Mulligan, Patty Baran, Diane Gresko, Jayne Lampenfeld, Carolyn Caldwell, Jean Nalisnick, Barb McGowan, Patty Long. REPORTERS: Kevin Strittmatter, Eric Dillon, Alex Rosmus, Tim Caretti, Arnold Farabaugh. Row 2: Mary Ann Gresko, Lisa Bakajza, Bonnie Mazurak, Rose Wholaver, Betty Worcesky, Jane Yeckley, Patty McGlynn, Darlene Semelsberger. 63 FORENSICS The Forensic team, coached by Mr. William Schirf, is a relatively new club at CH. However, enthusiasm among its members runs high, for in the Appalachia IU8 Speech League, “Cambria Heights is a much-respected team, and always a sharp contender at meets. This year has been no different. The Highlanders placed in all three sea- sonal tournaments, capturing a first place, and two seconds. Many speakers advanced to the District Meet, Semi-finals, and Finals. Suzanne Chernisky contended at States, and Vicki Lipnic won second place in Statewide Boy’s Fiadio Announcing compe- tition. The club certainly has a bright future, and CH can look forward to many more honors earned by the Forensics team. COACH: Mr. William Schirf PERSUASIVE: Vicki Lipnic, Cheryl Lockett, Sue Balko PROSE: Fran Keith, Mary Miller, Denise Lechene, Georgine Baran 64 INFORMATIVE: Jean Nalisnick, Rose Bogus, Eileen Thomas, Margaret Baran DRAMATIC ORAL INTERPRETATION: Barb Dranchak, Emily Churella, Laurie Thomas, Darlene Semelsberger EXTEMPORANEOUS: Jayne Lampenfeld, Debbie Ault, Bob Etc hells, Dan McNulty, Gary Rizzo POETRY: Suzanne Chermsky, Mary Chverchko, Debbie McGlynn, Bonnie Mazurak, Kathy Selby, Rita Panaro KEEPING IN TOUCH 9CRAPBOOK A-V CLUB Diane Kirkpatrick, Francine Kapello Row 1: Donna Domalik, Ron Davis, Arnie Farabaugh, Eric Colberg, Bonnie Mazurak. Row 2: Jean Zerbee, Bob Beam, Jeff Gill, Ed Haycisak, Lisa Bakazja. Row 3: Lisa Stoltz, Jim Sherry, Wayne Krug, MaryAnn Gresko. Row 4: Dave Gunther, Bill Vescovi, John Baker. 66 LIBRARY AIDES SENIOR MEMBERS Diane Knarr, Jean Hockenberry, Bernice Farabaugh, Lisa Dillon, Deb Gooderham, Francine Kapello, Diane Kirkpatrick. Row 1: Pauline Holtz, Audrey Burgoon, Laura Chrestler, Nancy Hoover, Patty McGlynn, Betty Worchesky, Jean Zerbee, Lisa Rohac, Robin Rearick, Nancy Farabaugh. Row 2: Marlene Kirk, Kathy Fisanick, Parry Kopera, Kim Wholaver, Jane Yeckley, Laurie Thomas, Maria Born, Cathy Venesky, Judy Miller Row 3: Jeff Gill, Ron Davis, John Baker, Dave Gunther, Donna Heishman, Jayne Lampenfeld, Emily Churella, Bev Lowmaster, Linda Mihalow, Sue Kovach. Row 4: Eric Colberg, Darlene Semelsberger, Donna Domalik, Lori Bloomberg, Lisa Stoltz. 67 CHESS NINTH GRADE TENTH GRADE ELEVENTH GRADE 68 CLUB TWELFTH GRADE 69 Ski Club '78 was . . . hectic last-minute preparations . . . endless bus rides . . . three- in-a-seat . . . mad dashes to the Rental Shop . . . TER- RIFIC wipe outs . . . hotdog skiers mastering the chair lifts . . . unbearable winds . . . unlimited help from Mr. and Mrs. Murphy . . . aggra- vating bus breakdowns . . . laughs on the slopes . . . exhaustion the morning after . . . skiing memories that will last a lifetime. FRESHMEN SOPHOMORES 70 CLUB 71 SENIORS Row 1: Donna Bakajza, Diane Hanjok, Marlene Vescovi, Jane Kosto, Karen Bearer, Denise Taylor, Jilinda Berrmger, Rhonda McQuillen, Linda Price, Michele Caretti. Row 2: John Elias — Director, Marcy Thomas, Brenda Dunlap, Karen Senko, Lisa Kolonay, Michele Weber, Amy Yencho, Mary Miller, Mellany Lenz, Helen Lansberry, Dan Kelly. Row 3: Judy Miller, Margaret Baran, Bryan Smith, Sharon Marshall, Tom Wills, Monica Bogus, Patty Baron, Patty Selestok, Aimee Garay, Lora Lee Rusnak, Bob Snyder, Elmer Schilling, Gloria Miller, Shelly Bogus, Gary Jewett, Karen Domalik, Karen Selby Row 4: Christine Keefe, Joyce Selesky, Brenda Bailey, Sue Baron, Rita Panaro, Rose Bogus, Jeanne Bailey, Debbie Blake, Barb Dranchak, Pam Carl, Elizabeth Haluska, Mary Dranchak, Annette Yeckley, Paula Haluska, Fran Keith, Michelle Schilling Row 5: Dawna Stewart, Mary Ann Gresko, Anna Marie Kelly, Kim Shope, Michelle Strittmatter, Sherry Becker, 72 Jean Nalisnick, JoAnn Long, Michele Kirk, Earl Caretti, Lisa Frank, Jane Weakland, Sue Kovach. Row 6: Darla Gray, Maureen Cranis, Lisa Higgins, Michele Kuntzman, Kim Nagle, unknown, Valerie Ertter, Barbara Kibler, Janice Holtz, Paula Kibler, Theresa Ponchok, Sandy Ford, Nina Kirkpatrick, unknown, Theresa Maurer, Brenda Long. Row 7: Marcia Bogus, Patty Kopera, Bonnie Mazurak, Lisa Bakajza, unknown, Jerry Whiteford, Lynne Lansberry, unknown, Tammy Lenz, Linda Miller, Darlene Semelsberger, Donna Domalik, unknown, unknown, unknown, Kathy Venesky, Linda Mihalow. Row 8: Monica Kelly, Vicki Yablinsky, Joan Weakland, Michele Gelormino, Laurie Reed, Nadine Glass, Francine Kapello, Mary Stephens, Diane Miller, Debbie Gooderham, Cindy Thomas, Bobbi Kohan, Sharon Cunning- ham, Carol Cook, Kathy Donahue. HEIGHTS ASDER BAND OFFICERS REGIONAL AND HONORS BAND STAGE BAND 74 DISTRICT BAND COUNTY BAND PEP BAND IN ACTION 75 Color Guard 77-78 was . . . mud puddle initia- tion . . . Debbie Goody’s baggy socks . . . end- less practices . . . forever adjusting hats to suit Mr. Elias . . . “play Rocky! ... “I found my thrill . . . cheering ... the Sword Dance . . . flowers . . . new flags and poles . . . saying goodbye to Seniors. Majorettes 77-78 was . . . marching 8 to 5 . . . “When the shark bites . . . going to Alas- kaland . . . “lift your legs . . . locker room meetings . . . pep band performances . . . Logan Valley Mall initiation . . . Donald Duck hats . . . scrogging on the way to Baltimore . . . flowers for Seniors . . . end-of-football-season tears. 76 COLOR GUARD Row 1: Co-captain Karen Selby, Captain Marcy Thomas. Row 2: Rifle sergeant Michele Schilling, Kathy Venesky, Linda Mihalow, Carol Cook, Sharon Cunningham, Diane Miller, Michelle Gelormino, Mary Stevens, Cincy Thomas, Vicky Yablinsky, Laurie Reed, Brenda Long, Sue Kovach. Row 3: Judy Miller, Margaret Baran, Flag sergeant Sue Balko, Deb Gooderham, Kathy Donahue, Joan Weakland, Bobbi Kohan, Monica Kelly, Francine Kapello, Nadine Glass, Helen Lansberry, Karen Domalik. This year the Cambria Heights Color Guard consisted of 27 hard-working members. With their Scottish dress and snappy routines, these girls led parades and contributed to every performance of the Highlander Band. During football season, the group received all new equipment to add to their precision and uniformity. The Guard is under the direction of Captain Marcy Thomas, Co-captain Karen Selby and Flag Sergeant Sue Balko, and includes a rifle squad led by Michelle Schilling, Rifle Sergeant SENIORS: Row 1: Karen Selby, Sue Balko, Marcy Thomas. Row 2: Joan Weakland, Sharon Cunningham, Cindy Thomas, Michelle Gelormino, Deb Gooderham, Nadine Glass, Laurie Reed, Francine Kapello. 77 78 Left, back to front: Bonnie Mazurak, Lisa Bakajza, Jeannie Bailey, Gitta Mulligan, Mary Ann Gresko, Patty Selestok, Lori Hoover. Right, back to front: Elmer Schilling, Mary Ann Dranchak, Valerie Ertter, Lynne Lansberry, Patty Baron, Kathy Krise, Patty Farabaugh, Kim Nagle, Anna Marie Kelly, Kathy Frank. MAJORETTES This year the Cambria Heights Band boasted a corps of ten hard working majorettes. These high steppers have many entertaining routines for each performance; not always baton, but often dance or pom pom routines which are choreographed by the girls themselves. They are seen not only at football games, but also at basketball games, pep rallies, and parades. The Majorettes are an added attraction to all in which they take part, and should be commended for their effort and fine work. Their Captain is Karen Bearer. CAPTAIN: Karen Bearer SENIOR: Jane Kosto SENIOR: Denise Taylor Row 1: Jane Kosto, Karen Bearer, Denise Taylor. Row 2: Michele Caretti, Linda Price, Rhonda McQuillen, Jilinda Berringer, Marlene Ves- covi, Diane Hanyok, Donna Bakajza. MAKING MUQIC THE HIGHLANDER WAY 81 CHORALE 82 DISTRICT CHORUS 83 COUNTY CHORUS REGIONAL CHORUS SPRING CONCERT 85 86 Row 1: Joe DeSalvo, Rob Partner, Jim Cordell, Randy McQuillen, Jon Milanesi, Joe Drzal. Row 2: Ron Hoover, Ron Inzana, Tom Westrick, Chris Kibler, Dave Commons, Dan Cordell, Don Inzana. Row 3: Dave Nitti, Kevin Sheehan, Larry Kaschak, Ron Depto, John Baker, Al Balko. Row 4: Mr. Shortencarrier, Mr. Terza, Kevin Matuska, Rich Weakland, Jim Wolanin. Row 1: Cliff Waksmunski, Dave Beltowski, Andy Banik, Mickey Pecenak, Bryan Weakland, Kevin Strittmatter. Row 2: Richie Gaul, Jody Fiasco, Jerry Hoover, Bob Bosar, Rick McCausland, Steve Fisanick, Scott Weakland. Row 3: Bill Strittmatter, Ken Vescovi, Gary DeSalvo, Ron Beunier, Butch Bogus, Paul Gresko, Kris Routch, Mr. Buck Row 4: Unknown, Glenn Strittmatter, Jack Stoneberg, Pat Waksmunski, Wes Beach, Mr. Haluska, Mr. Sibert. COACHES: Kneeling: Mr. Buck, Mr. Haluska. Standing: Mr. Sibert, Mr. Shortencarrier, Mr. Terza. TEAM CAPTAINS: Jon Milanesi, Joe Drzal and Cliff Waksmunski 89 Joe Drzal Kevin Strittmatter Cliff Waksmunski Mickey Pecenak Dave Beltowski Jon Milanesi Randy McQuillen Rob Partner Jim Cordell Joe DeSalvo Bryan Weakland Andy Banik C-H R09TER SENIORS Joe DeSalvo C 74 Randy McQuillen B 31 Jim Cordell G 67 Rob Partner B 43 Andy Banik T 72 Kevin Strittmatter T 64 Jon Milanesi G 66 Dave Beltowski T 73 Joe Drzal B 33 Cliff Waksmunski B 20 Mickey Pecenak T 63 Kevin Ec ken rode E 85 Scott Yeckley B 23 JUNIORS Dave Nitti B 10 John Baker T 70 Bob Bosar T 76 Steve Fisanick B 30 Dan Cordell B 11 Rick McCausland G 65 Tom Westrick C 51 Dave Commons T 60 Ron Inzana G 79 Don Inzana G 69 Kevin Sheehan G 61 Ron Depto T 71 Ron Hoover T 52 Larry Kaschak T 84 Richie Gaul B 12 Jody Fiasco E 81 Jerry Bearer B 20 Chris Kibler B 30 Jerry Hoover B 41 Scott Weakland E 82 SOPHOMORES Richard Weakland T 50 Kevin Matuska B 10 Al Balko B 87 Jack Stoneberg B 10 Bill Strittmatter T 86 Kris Routch B 20 Ken Vescovi E 88 Gary DeSalvo G 77 Glenn Strittmatter G 53 Wes Beach B 62 Pat Waksmunski T 75 Paul Gresko B 7 Jim Wolanin T 56 Bob Bogus C 68 Ron Beunier B 32 91 LETTERMEN Standing: Joe DeSalvo, Cliff Waksmunski, Dave Beltowski, Andy Banik, Jim Cordell, Raney McOuillen, Joe Drzal, Jon Milanesi. Kneeling: Jody Fiasco, Richie Gaul, Jerry Hoover, Jerry Bearer, Bob Bosar. 92 Congratulations for a good play. JUNIORS AND SOPHOMORES Row 1: Tom Westrick, Chris Kibler, Dan Cordell, Richie Gaul, Jody Fiasco, Jerry Hoover, Scott Weakland, Kevin Sheehan. Row 2: Dave Commons, Steve Fisanick, Rick McCausland, Don Inzana, Ron Depto, Bob Bosar, Dave Nitti Row 3: Ron Inzana, Larry Kaschak, John Baker, Ron Hoover. 93 Row 1: Glenn Stnttmatter, Wes Beach, Kris Routch, Alan Balko, Jack Stoneberg, Ron Beunier. Row 2: Ken Vescovi, Gary DeSalvo, Bob Bogus, Paul Gresko, Bill Stnttmatter, Mark Duman, unknown. Row 3: Dick Weakland, Kevin Matuska, Jim Wolanm, Pat Waksmunski. 94 95 GIRLS' BASKETBALL The girls' basketball team worked and practiced long and hard this year under the coaching of Mrs. Sandra Murphy. This year’s co-captains, Suzanne Tinnick and Kate Inzana, are also the varsity team's only returning lettermen. Team managers are Diana Gobris, Diana Stoltz and Jane Yeckley. The Junior Varsity team is coached by Mrs. Mirian Bradley. The J-V captain is Sue Cavallo, and J-V co-captain is Robin Lockett. VARSITY SQUAD Coach Sandra Murphy 96 Row 1: Debbie Baum, Suzanne Tinnick, Kate Inzana, Vicki Lipnic, Diane Gresko. Row 2: Diane Stoltz, Mrs. Murphy, Mary Ann Bearer, Carol Lantzy, Jean Stoneberg, Arlene Westrick, Joanne Stoltz, Dianna Gobris, Unknown. SENIOR MEMBERS Row 1: Debbie Baum, Diane Gresko, Vicki Lipnic. Row 2: Kate Inzana, Jean Stoneberg, Suzanne Tinnick. J-V SQUAD 97 Row 1: Donna Ceschim, Robin Lockett, Sue Cavallo, Patti McGlynn. Row 2: Mrs. Bradley, Denise Lechene, Suzette Lechene, Chris Swab, Paula Weber, Sue Endler. LETTERMEN Row 1: Diane Gresko, Vicki Lipnic, Suzanne Tinnick, Debbie Baum. Row 2: Joanne Stoltz, Carol Lantzy, Arlene Westrick, Mary Ann Bearer, Kate Inzana, Jean Stoneberg. 98 HIGHLANDER CAGERS The 1977-78 basketball season was one of struggle, of excitement, of great team support, and of revenge. Coach Felix Catalano built a superb team that finished the season with a fine 14-8 record. The Highlanders worked on game strategy this year, coming through with good defensive plays which were often their key to victory. CH gave up an average of only 47 points per game, which was the second best defensive tally in the county. Fans witnessed Bill Vescovi break the Cambria Heights scoring record, and also obtain his 1000th point. The climax of the season was also its finale: the Richland game. Revenge was never sweeter, as the Highlanders redeemed their name and knocked Rich- land out of the Tri-county Championship. The 77-78 team was truly memorable, but the group of students that backed it was no less outstanding. A special round of applause goes to Section 1, for supporting the High- lander cagers as no group of fans has ever done before. Coach Felix Catalano 100 Row 1: Doc Neibauer, Richie Gaul, Chris Kibler, Dave Lockett, Arnie Farabaugh, Lynn Ertter, Jim Sherry, Coach Catalano. Row 2: Jim Yeager, Scott Weakland, Jett Yeager, Ryan Bills, Bill Vescovi, Paul Anna, Mike Strasser. Paul Anna Lynn Ertter Arnie Farabaugh LETTERMEN: Row 1: Richie Gaul, Scon Weakland, Chris Kibler, Jim Sherry. Row 2: Jim Yeager, Jeff Yeager, Mike Strasser, Dave Lockett, Paul Anna, Bill Vescovi, Lynn Ertter. CH OPPONENT 67 Johnstown Vo-Tech 63 61 Portage 56 53 Portage 45 48 Central Cambria 53 56 Indiana 39 30 Bishop Carroll 51 50 Clearfield 46 51 Phillipsburg 69 35 Northern Cambria 45 47 Richland 60 45 Westmont 30 46 Central Cambria 45 63 Somerset 44 44 Windber 51 57 Somerset 45 34 Bishop Carroll 27 61 Northern Cambria 39 45 Westmont 42 42 Windber 62 44 Westmont 31 27 Richland 51 51 Richland 40 101 102 103 GRAPPLER8 PUSH ONWARD LETTERMEN Row 1: Tom Schilling, Kevin Stasko, Gerard Macaluso, Brian Cordell, Marty Link, Alex Rosmus. Row 2: Ron Inzana, Bob Bogus, Marty Yahner, Rodney Kline, Gary DeSalvo, Dan Cordell, Eric Dillon, Don Inzana. Coach Douty 104 Kneeling: Mark Kelly, Marty Link, Rodney Kline, Gerard Macaluso, Dan Cordell, Don Inzana Standing: Coach Douty, Ron Inzana, Bob Bogus, Marty Yahner, Gary DeSalvo, Tom Schilling. SENIOR MATMEN Gerard Macaluso Alex Rosmus 105 Tom Schilling Kevin Stasko JUNIOR VARSITY MATMEN Kneeling: Brian Cordell, Joe Davis, Dan Mohler, Tim Link, Pat Mohler Standing: Rob Yahner, unknown, Dave Commons, Charlie Salts- giver, Pat Waksmunski, Jack Stoneberg, Coach Terza, Wes Beach. 106 TIME OUT 107 Sitting: Coach Hmel, Cheryl Brown, Mellany Lenz, Nan Beach, Shelly Bogus, Rita Panaro, Helen Lansberry, Brenda Long. Standing: Car rie Bowman, Sharon Samole, Bobbi Kohan, Mary Ann Bearer, Donna Domalik, Carolyn Caldwell, Jayne Lampenfeld, Nancy Whiteford. 1978 LETTERMEN Sitting: Jayne Lampenfeld, Bobbi Kohan, Mary Ann Bearer. Standing: Sharon Samole, Donna Domalik. 108 109 GIRL9' TRACK TEAM The girls’ track team this year added two new teams to their sched- ule, bringing the number of teams played to nine. Though the team did not do as well as had been hoped, the girls did not give up. Returning lettermen led the team in scoring, and nineteen girls received letters this year. Debbie Yarko went to the District 6 meet in Altoona, where she placed third overall in the discus. Assistant Coach Hmel Sitting: Karen Bearer, Norma Sobetsky, Karen Selby, Francine Kapello, Debbie Yarko, Janet Hoover, Debbie Baum, Patty Long, Pam Marshall, Cindy McGowan. Kneeling: Marian Hoover, Mary Ann Bearer, Carolyn Caldwell, Jayne Lampenfeld, Monica Bogus, Jean Stasko, Chris Gerlesky, Vicky Yablin- sky, Brenda Miller, Debbie Kurtz, Mary Anne Chverchko, Ida McConnell. Frannie Lansberry, Carol Shatter, Lisa Goss. Standing: Terri Stockley, Sue Baron, Michele Caretti, Suzette Lechene, Gloria Miller, Michele Lacue, Sandy Sharbaugh, Paula Weber, Valerie Gelormino, Jane Shatter, Donna Ces- chini. Nan Beach, Janet Drzal, Denise Zalizneck, Denise McGowan, Shelly Bogus, Sue Buck, Coach Hmel. Missing when picture was taken: Coach Har vev. no SENIORS Francine Kapello, Karen Selby, Debbie Baum, Patty Long, Pam Marshall. Standing: Norma Sobetsky, Karen Bearer, Debbie Yarko, Janet Hoover, Cindy McGowan. Bottom: Debbie Yarko, Mary Ann Bearer, Norma Sobetsky, Karen Bearer, Frannie lansberry, Cindy McGowan, Karen Selby, Janet Hoover Middle: Suzette Lechene, Carolyn Caldwell, Marian Hoover, Michele Lacue, Vicki Yablinsky, Ida McConnell, Terri Stockley. Top: Gloria Miller, Shelly Bogus, Sue Baron. LETTERMEN 111 BOYS' TRACK CAPTAINS: Joe Drzal, Jerry Hoover, Tim Caretti. Row 1: Coach Tinnick, Ron Beunier, Jerry Bearer, Bob McCombie, Steve Fisanick, Don Inzana, Tim Caretti, Joe Drzal, Jerry Hoover, Kevin Stasko, Marty Yahner, Rod Rusnak, Coach Link. Row 2: John Short, Paul Gresko, Brian Yahner, Tim Fisher, Greg Ault, Jeff Gill, Eric Col berg, Pat McAndrew, Glenn Baker, Gary Rizzo. Row 3: Dave Stewart, Mike Shutty, Brian Bobal, Bob Bosar, Joe Rosian, Dave Lockett, Bill Kuhn, Rich Waksmunski, John Baker, Gary DeSalvo, Ron Inzana, Dan Cordell, Pat Waksmunski, Jim Yeager. COACHES: Jack Tinnick and Tom Link Row 1: Pat McAndrew, Bob McCombie, Kevin Stasko, Rod Rusnak. Row 2: Dave Lockett, Joe Drzal, Jim Yeager, Tim Caretti. SENIORS 114 115 BASEBALL TEAM This year the Highlander baseball team enjoyed their finest season under the management of Wil- liam Schirf. Coach Schirf's “power cycle” paid off for the Highlanders as they ended their season 7-3 and headed for a playoff berth. This year’s team was led by six returning lettermen: seniors Cliff Waksmunski, Jon Milanesi and Doug Dietrich and juniors Chris Kibler, Ryan Bills and Craig McMullen. Pitcher Ryan Bills set a new Highlander record for games won by posting a 5-3 chart. Juniors Chris Kibler and Craig McMullen fell one hit short of tying the Highlander hit record for a single season. With an overflow of fine talent coming back for next sea- son, the Highlanders appear ready to give their opposition headaches once again. Coach William Schirt 116 Row 1: Joe Thomas, Jeff Swab, Ed Gens, Craig Garay, Al Balko, Kris Routch, Wes Beach Row 2: Ryan Bills, Doug Dietrich, Jody Fiasco, Chris Kibler, Jeff Yeager, Jon Milanesi, Cliff Waksmunski. Row 3: Scott Weakland, Craig McMullen, Dan Sammarco, Glenn Strittmatter, Jim Balzano, Coach Schirf. LETTERMEN Chris Kibler, Ryan Bills, Craig McMullen, Jon Milanesi, Doug Dietrich, Cliff Waksmunski SENIOR Jon Milanesi 117 SENIOR Cliff Waksmunski SENIOR Doug Dietrich 118 CHEERLEADERS COACH CATHY HMEL The Cambria Heights cheerleaders deserve a lot of credit for a job well done. Whatever and wherever the sport, they and their coach were present, leading the fans in cheers and boost- ing team morale. Always full of fun and school spirit, they added immeasurably to team sports at Cambria Heights. 119 Row 1: Paula Sammarco, Theresa Passanita, Julie Rizzo. Jayne Lampenfeld. Row 2: Suzanne Chernisky, Julie Patrick, Paula Foster, Barb McGowan. Row 3: Janine Baker, Carolyn Caldwell, Carol Berzonsky. SENIOR CHEERLEADERS IXSIII1 -itxxixi Suzanne Chernisky Paula Sammarco Julie Rizzo Paula Foster Z2Z1 IX 1 XX] XX] X 1 : x x JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS 120 Row 1: Denise McGowan, Stephanie Patrick. Row 2: Julie Kirkpatrick, Terri Stockley, Colleen Cunningham, Chris Baker. Row 3: Chris Zaliznock, Shelly Raynish, Jane McConnell, Barb Lalle- mand. CN 122 SENIORS “Preserve Your Memories 123 PAULANNA “Turkey” AMBITION: To have fun. FAVORITE SAYING: “You’re real cool!” LIKES: Basketball, girls, and parties. DISLIKES: School, stuckup people and grain. SUSAN ANNA Sue” AMBITION: To get the most out of life. FAVORITE SAYING: “For the love of Saint Pete!” LIKES: Fridays, halfdays, and lots of money. DISLIKES: Mondays. DENNIS ABRAMS Denny AMBITION: To go to exciting places. FAVORITE SAYING: “Take it easy! LIKES: Michelob and pizza, partying and girls. DISLIKES: Monday mornings, boring nights, and stuckup people. DANIEL ANNA “Dan AMBITION: To get a good job. FAVORITE SAYING: “I say NO!” LIKES: Hunting. DISLIKES: School work. DEBORAH AULT Deb AMBITION: To find sincer- ity and lasting security. LIKES: Cincinnati Reds and my stereo and rocking chair. DISLIKES: Uncertainties and futility. JEANNE BAILEY Jeanne” AMBITION: To make Kevin happy — forever and a day. LIKES: Fireplaces, my dear- est friends and memories. DISLIKES: Trig, stuckup people, and being alone. LISA BAKAJZA Liza AMBITION: Medical Technol- ogy. FAVORITE SAYING: “I hate this.” LIKES: Having fun, being with other people, family, and friends. DISLIKES: Trig class, two faced people, and scooped ice cream. BRUCE BAKER “Bruce 126 MARK BAKER “Barney AMBITION: To find the right chick, buy a Harley and go west. FAVORITE SAYING: Mine is the road to nowhere, no signs, no lights to guide me . . LIKES: Parties, brown eyes, booze, skiing, and sleeping late. DISLIKES: Typing and English. WANDA BAKER “Wanda AMBITION: To get as far away as possible. FAVORITE SAYING: “Can’t win them all, but we don’t win any! LIKES: Parties, stereo, having fun, and friends. DISLIKES: Mozina yelling at me and school. TIMOTHY BASSETT Tim Tim AMBITION: The mines and to be a male vocalist. LIKES: Skateboarding, singing and partying. DISLIKES: Mornings, Sundays and rain. SUSAN BALKO “Sue AMBITION: A Pitt gradua- tion and a degree in physi cal therapy. FAVORITE SAYING: “Alrighta LIKES. Sunsets, warm starry nights, football sea son, muppets, and laugh- ing with friends. DISLIKES: Trig, boredom, smartmouths, tubas, and people who don’t care. GEORGINE BARAN “George AMBITION: Ph.D., and to have more good times than I can handle. LIKES: Chocolate, my shark, and 14th mod study hall. DISLIKES: Steelers, Pirates, economics, and stuckup people. ANDREW BANIK Cat AMBITION: To make money and enjoy life. FAVORITE SAYING: “There must be dope involved! LIKES: Girls, Money, fish- ing, hunting, football and skiing. DISLIKES: School and rain. PATRICIA BARAN Patty AMBITION: To go to a Busi- ness College and be an accountant. FAVORITE SAYING: Kiss off! LIKES: Listening to the stereo, drinking, and sleep- ing. DISLIKES: Stuckup people, homework, talking on the phone, and doing dishes. DEBRA BAUM “Baumer AMBITION: To go to college, and become an accountant. LIKES: The change from BC to CH and playing basketball. DISLIKES:English tests and quizzes. 127 JOYCE BEARER • Joyce AMBITION: To get ahead in life. FAVORITE SAYING: Let’s catch a buzz. LIKES: Benedict people, going to parties, good music, and standing at Panaro’s. DISLIKES: Getting up for school and having a boring time. ROBERT BECKER Bob AMBITION: To make a mil- lion! FAVORITE SAYING: Say what blood? LIKES: Pickups, Friday nights, stereos, and motor- cycles. DISLIKES: Monday morn- ings, stuckup people and hot dogs . DAVIDBELTOWSKI Toad AMBITION: To be happy. FAVORITE SAYING: Let’s have a party. LIKES: Friends, hunting, sunny days, fishing, my stereo, parties, football, and dirt bikes. DISLIKES: School, stuckup people and hangovers. DAVID BEUNIER Davey AMBITION: Lay a million yards of carpet. FAVORITE SAYING: Where do I go next mod? LIKES: Girls, cars, fudge, and a good pair of legs. DISLIKES: Liver, being called Studly and hospitals. KAREN BEARER Karen AMBITION. To be happy and successful m all I do. FAVORITE SAYING: It doesn’t matter. LIKES: Friends, weekends, football season, and The Car rousels.” DISLIKES: Monday mornings, rainy days and boredom. BARBARA BEHE Barb AMBITION: Secretary. FAVORITE SAYING: I don’t know! LIKES: Going to parties, and friendly people. DISLIKES: Boring week ends and Monday morn- ings. NANCY BENDER Bender AMBITION. To be success- ful and rich. FAVORITE SAYING: You Jap LIKES: Driving, lasagna, good music and TV. DISLIKES: Homework, rain, getting up for school, pota toes, and stuckup people. ROBERT BOOTERBAUGH Bob- 128 BARRY BOUGHTER Barry” AMBITION: To make a million and enjoy life. FAVORITE SAYING: “Where we going?” LIKES: Pizza, going to hunting camp, girls, and parties. DISLIKES: Ms. Gavaler's homeroom, sitting home on weekends and quiet study- halls. THERESA CAMMARATA “Theresa” TIMOTHY CARETTI “Bimbo” AMBITION: To be accused of getting drunk and to go on a heavy date. FAVORITE SAYING: “Oh well” LIKES: Sleeping in, picking fights with women’s lib- bers. DISLIKES: First mod, school lunches, and the school board. SHARON CAMPBELL “Sheri” AMBITION: To find myself the great joys of life and to share it with someone spe cial. FAVORITE SAYING: ”Come on woman” LIKES: Memories of good times, life, and special peo pie. DISLIKES: Homework, get ting up m the morning, and sad people. SHARON CARL “Mum Carl” AMBITION: To be a Regis tered Nurse and to make the world a nicer place to live in. FAVORITE SAYING: “Oh, Wow” LIKES: Football games, get togethers with friends, good music, and Vo-tech. DISLIKES: Snobby, loud people and Mr. Bern’s countdowns. PATRICIA CALVETTI “Patty” AMBITION: To eliminate am mal abuse. FAVORITE SAYING: “You big creep! LIKES: Horseback riding, art, and Fridays 3:15 p.m. DISLIKES: Mondays, Mr. Mehall’s class and discrimina tion. MICHAEL CATTOI •Mike” JOSEPH CAVALLO “Joe AMBITION: To be a millionaire as fast as possible (one week). FAVORITE SAYING: SO!” LIKES: Good parties, girls and skiing. DISLIKES: POD and Monday mornings. 129 RICK CHARNEY ••Rick” THOMAS CHIRDON “Tom” AMBITION: Go Navy or Xerox. FAVORITE SAYING: “I guess. LIKES: Friday nights, booze, some chicks and partying. DISLIKES: Monday morn- ing, police, being bored, and CH food. JAMES CORDELL •Jay Cee” AMBITION: Live in Colo- rado with Grizzlies. FAVORITE SAYING: The main thing is, not to get excited. LIKES: Wine, women, song and dance. DISLIKES: Being burnt out after a hard night’s work. LISA COUTURIAUX “Lisa” FAVORITE SAYING: You know.” AMBITION: To graduate and live a happy life. LIKES: Swimming, being with people, and plain pizza. ANDREW CUNNINGHAM “Drew” AMBITION: Get out of school and get a good job. FAVORITE SAYING: Really.” LIKES: Dirt bikes, beer, trucks, Black Sabbath, and girls. DISLIKES: Getting up early, people who are stuckup. EUGENE CUNNINGHAM “Snuff” AMBITION: Undecided. FAVORITE SAYING: I don’t believe you said that! LIKES: Charlie’s angels, par ties, girls, future cars and money. DISLIKES: English, getting sick and warm beer. SUZANNE CHERNISKY Susie” KEVIN CUNNINGHAM “Skin” AMBITION: To get a good job and make a lot of money. FAVORITE SAYING: He saw you! LIKES: Motorcycle riding, hunting and fishing. DISLIKES: POD class. 130 SHARON CUNNINGHAM “Sharon AMBITION: To get out of life all it has to offer. FAVORITE SAYING: He saw you! LIKES: Beer, wild men, being with the gang at the CC, eatin', POD with Mr. Bakajza and fun. DISLIKES: Vo-tech English class and being cold. DAVID DICKSON “Dave AMBITION: See my picture on the cover of the Rolling Stones. FAVORITE SAYING: “I guess! LIKES: The “Fence , par ties, girls, music, and being myself. DISLIKES: Wrecking with Bryan and bad habits. DAVID DILLON “Dave DOUGLAS DIETRICH Herbie AMBITION: To make a mil- lion dollars. FAVORITE SAYING: “Can't wait until I get out of school.” LIKES: Hunting, baseball, and going to parties. DISLIKES:School and get ting up early. ERIC DILLON “Eric AMBITION. Nuclear Tech- nician, USN. FAVORITE SAYING: P— on ’em if they can’t take a joke.” LIKES: Family and friends, girls, snowmobiling, and jagging Frizz about HER- BIE. DISLIKES: Monday morn- ing, snobs, and Gavaler saying “Quiet class! LISA DILLON “Lisa” AMBITION: Anything but a secretary. FAVORITE SAYING: I don’t Even want to hear it!” LIKES: 3:15, pizza, our group, and the Steelers. DISLIKES: 8:15, Johnny Bench, and the Cincinnati Reds. 4 JOSEPH DeSALVO “Diego AMBITION: To make money. FAVORITE SAYING: “She’ll do in a pinch. LIKES: Beer parties and get ting into trouble. DISLIKES: Home school. DANIEL DONAHUE “Who? AMBITION: To make the best out of life. FAVORITE SAYING: Hey, did we have homework today? LIKES: Last summer’s parties, family, and Shelly. DISLIKES: Working on Satur day mornings and Miss Gaval er’s homeroom. 131 MARY DRANCHAK •Mary AMBITION: To succeed in life. LIKES: Everything I don’t like. DISLIKES: Monday mornings, rain, and stuckup people. PATRICK EARNEST Ernie AMBITION: To work in the mines. FAVORITE SAYING: Say what?” LIKES: Motorcycles, cars, parties, and music. DISLIKES: Monday morn- ings and rainy days. KEVIN ECKENRODE Veg AMBITION: To be the best at whatever I do. FAVORITE SAYING: “Let’s get small. LIKES: Music, good looking girls, and crazy parties. DISLIKES: A hard bed, warm beer, and roaches. 7 CHARLES FAGAN Chas” AMBITION: To be a machinist. FAVORITE SAYING: You little zinger!” LIKES: Motorcycles, cars, and cutting timber. DISLIKES: Monday morning and the bus driver. LYNN ERTTER Ferd AMBITION: To make more than enough money. FAVORITE SAYING: I’ll tell you what!” LIKES: My brother’s albums, good parties, and the Ponderosa. DISLIKES: Trigonometry and Burr Head. VALERIE ERTTER Va!” AMBITION: To major in music and do the best I can. LIKES: Playing the piano, understanding friends and sleeping. DISLIKES: Getting up in the morning, taking tests and quizzes, and being cold. JOSEPH DRZAL Draz AMBITION: To have fun. LIKES: Football, track, and girls. DISLIKES: Certain kinds of people. ARNOLD FARABAUGH Arnie AMBITION: To live until I die. FAVORITE SAYING: You only go around life once, you may as well live it up. LIKES: Parties, good-looking girls, and having a good time. DISLIKES: English, trig, hang overs, and being burnt out. 132 BERNICE FARABAUGH “Bernice” AMBITION: To be a successful secretary. LIKES: Bike riding, easy classes, and TV. DISLIKES: Homework and get- ting up in the morning. PATRICIA FARABAUGH ’•Patty” AMBITION: To be as Krazy as Feighner, and to be a Medical secretary. LIKES: Listening to music, rocking, friends, memories. DISLIKES: Stuckup people, homework, and boring week- ends. GEORGE FINUI “Butch” AMBITION: To get a van. LIKES: Girls and sleep. DISLIKES: Monday mornings. RAYMOND FARABAUGH “Ray” AMBITION: To make a bun- dle! FAVORITE SAYING: “Get loaded!” LIKES: Cars, motorcycles, girls and parties. DISLIKES: Monday morn- ings and Fords. KEN FEIGHNER “Ken” CRAIG FARRELL Craig” AMBITION: Unknown. LIKES: Lunch. DISLIKES: Slide rule. MARYANN FEIGHNER Annie” AMBITION: To keep Fara- baugh as Krazy as she is, and to be happy in what- ever I choose for my life. LIKES: My family, being with Ron, the Pink Panther, and sunsets. DISLIKES: The Vo-Tech busses and goodbyes. BARBARA FISANICK Barb” AMBITION: To be a teacher. FAVORITE SAYING: “Not short — petite!” LIKES: Music, art, and books. DISLIKES: Physics. 133 MARK FLORA “Emmit” AMBITION: Electrician. FAVORITE SAYING: “Right here!” LIKES: Girls. DISLIKES: Rednecks. KATHY FRANK “Crank” AMBITION: Practical Nurse. FAVORITE SAYING: “Oh, but NO!” LIKES: Parties, friends, POD class, memories, and Pizza. DISLIKES: Monday morn- ings, rain, and Barney’s act. SHIRLEY FREDO “Peeper” AMBITION: To become a secretary and help others. LIKES: Sports, pizza, Steel- ers, and friendly people. DISLIKES: Rainy days and getting up early. MICHELLE GELORMINO Chele AMBITION: To be success- ful and enjoy whatever I attempt in life. FAVORITE SAYING: “What’s happenin’ today, you fine specimen.” LIKES: Parties, being with friends, and good lookin’ dudes. DISLIKES: Monday morn- ings, boring weekends and snobby people. NADINE GLASS “Dean” AMBITION: To be happy and make the most out of my life. FAVORITE SAYING: “I don't believe it!” LIKES: Parties, sports, and Nacho Cheese Doritos. DISLIKES: Monday morn- ings, and boring weekends. PAULA FOSTER “Paula” AMBITION: To make someone happy and be successful in life. FAVORITE SAYING: “What’s happening today?” LIKES: Being with Jeff, par- ties, and being a space cadet. DISLIKES: English homework and getting up in the morning. DEBORAH GOODERHAM “Debbie Goody” AMBITION: To be a skiing nurse. FAVORITE SAYING: “The Pits!” LIKES: Skiing, swimming, camping, friends, and football season. DISLIKES: Mud, boredom, flies, and vegetables. DALE GRAY “Dale” AMBITION: Machinist. FAVORITE SAYING: “Let's go!” LIKES: Parties and good music. DISLIKES: Being bored. 134 WILLIAM GRAY “Bill” AMBITION: Mines, to make lots of money, and to enjoy life peacefully. FAVORITE SAYING: “What'd he say?” LIKES: Hunting, fishing, wax- ing my car and beer. DISLIKES: School. BOYD GREGORY Boyd” AMBITION: To get out of school. FAVORITE SAYING: “NO! LIKES: Long weekends. DIANNE GRESKO “Dianne” AMBITION: To be success- ful and happy and to make others happy. FAVORITE SAYING. What ever! LIKES: Family, being with friends, having a good time, listening to music, and sports. DISLIKES: Conceited peo- ple. MARY ANN GRESKO “Moose” AMBITION: R.N. or anesth- esiologist and to be happy and successful. FAVORITE SAYING: “Ya, umhmm, sure, tell me about it!” LIKES: Family, friends, someone special, and happy memories of the past. DISLIKES: Mondays, home- work, being depressed and Mr. Bern's “Countdowns”. DALE HARBER “Dale” AMBITION: To graduate. FAVORITE SAYING: “No Way!” LIKES: Drinking, smoking, girls and pool tables. DISLIKES: Faggots, Co-ed phys. ed., and Mondays. FRANK HANCHAR Frank” AMBITION: To see all of the United States. FAVORITE SAYING: “What can I say?” LIKES: The outdoors, par ties, and the last day of school. DISLIKES: Term papers and English tests. JANE HANNIGAN “B.J. AMBITION: Get a good job and get married. FAVORITE SAYING: “Hey dummy!” LIKES: Sewing, cooking, and hiking. DISLIKES: Getting up for school. EDWARD HAYCISAK “Big Ed” AMBITION: To retire. FAVORITE SAYING: “I don't.” LIKES: Lunch and POD. DISLIKES: English. 135 JOAN HIMMEL “Flipper AMBITION: To live a crazy but nice life. FAVORITE SAYING: Shake it!” LIKES: Gymnastics and roam ing the halls. DISLIKES: English. JEAN HOCKENBERRY Jeanme AMBITION: To get a job. LIKES: Making Ed happy. DISLIKES: Getting up in the morning for school. DONNA HOLTZ Bunzo AMBITION: To do my best to make Paul happy. FAVORITE SAYING: You dumb beep beep'!! LIKES: Surprises, being with Paul most of all and going out. DISLIKES: When Paul doesn't feel good. NANCY HOFER Nance AMBITION: To enjoy every- thing I do and everyone I meet. FAVORITE SAYING: I guess! LIKES: Wally and partying. DISLIKES: Snobs and slobs. BRENDA HOOVER Brenda AMBITION: Beautician. FAVORITE SAYING: Don’t do that no more! LIKES: Having a good time with my friends and think- ing of old memories. DISLIKES: Being tickled and doing homework. FRED HITE Head AMBITION: Farmer, miner, or where there is a great deal of money to be made. FAVORITE SAYING: How's it going? LIKES: Girls, money, parties, and having a good time. DISLIKES: Getting up early for school. DALE HOOVER Dale JANET HOOVER Pooder AMBITION: To go to California this summer. FAVORITE SAYING: Did ya? LIKES: My three closest friends, exciting weekends, and people who are in a good mood. DISLIKES: A M., working on weekends, and being grounded. 136 LORI HOOVER ••Lori AMBITION: To be successful and happy in all I do. FAVORITE SAYING: ••Prom- ise?” LIKES: Family, friends, Dave, ram, and Big Macs. DISLIKES: Fights with Dave. CATHERINE IN2ANA Kate” AMBITION: To get to Colo- rado. FAVORITE SAYING: RUSSELL IVORY Darn!! Russ LIKES: Animals and friendly people. DISLIKES: Basketball refer ences and English 3 and 4. THERESA HOOVER Theresa” AMBITION: To become the kindest nurse I can be. FAVORITE SAYING: Is it my fault?” LIKES: Sports, singing, and having a good time. DISLIKES. Tests. CYNTHIA JENKINS Cindy” AMBITION: To be success- ful in all I attempt. FAVORITE SAYING: No Way” LIKES: Eating ice cubes and long vacations. DISLIKES: Being alone, getting up too early, and tech drawing classes. FRANCINE KAPELLO Frannie” AMBITION: To star in Diane’s movie and to travel. LIKES: Raggedy Anns, the beach, and blue eyes. DISLIKES: Homework. EDWARD JULICK Ed KAREN KARLHEIM Karen AMBITION: To get a job and be happy. LIKES: To have a good time. DISLIKES: English and school. 137 STEVE KARLHEIM “Steve SANDRA KEPHART “Sandy AMBITION: To get married to Richard and have a happy life. FAVORITE SAYING: “You would have died laughing. LIKES: Richard and my diamond. DISLIKES: School and teachers. ANNA MARIE KELLY Re AMBITION: X-ray technician. LIKES: Weekend parties, football games, and spending time with friends. DISLIKES: Monday mornings, car wrecks, and spilling punch. VERNON KIRK Vern” AMBITION: Undecided. FAVORITE SAYING: The first thing that pops into my head. LIKES: Music, sports, and vacations. DISLIKES: English and swimming, in Phys. ed. LINDA KLINE “Linda AMBITION: To be happy. LIKES: Sports, family, music and a special someone. DISLIKES: Monday mornings and physics. DENISE KIRKPATRICK Denise AMBITION: Go to college for photography and arts and to succeed at everything. FAVORITE SAYING: You puke face! LIKES: Chewing ice cubes, good-looking guys, funny people, and listening to rain. DISLIKES: Getting up for school, and being carded. DIANE KIRKPATRICK Diane AMBITION: Direct a movie, be on Saturday Night Live and travel the Eastern hemisphere. LIKES: Christmas, Gina’s jokes, parties and friends. DISLIKES: English work and people who are ignorant. RONALD KLINE Ape AMBITION: To get a job and make the best of life. FAVORITE SAYING: Let’s get drunk! LIKES: Drinking and having fun on Friday nights. DISLIKES: Anything to do with school, hangovers and Mondays. 138 DEBRA KNARR Deb” AMBITION: The service. FAVORITE SAYING: “Oh, Crud!” LIKES: Horseback riding, swimming and driving cars. DISLIKES: School. JANE KOSTO “Conie AMBITION: Registered Nurse. LIKES: Friends, music, and parties. DISLIKES: Homework and being depressed. JOHN KOVACH John” AMBITION: To go crazy. FAVORITE SAYING: Oh, but why?” LIKES: Beer, pizza, and girls. DISLIKES: Stuckup people. KATHRYN KRISE Squeak AMBITION: Undecided. LIKES: Football games, peanut butter, and parties. DISLIKES: Rainy week ends, being snowed in, and living in the boon docks. DONNA KROTENDOFER Banja AMBITION: To become a business manager. FAVORITE SAYING: “Huh! Who, me? LIKES: Friends, sports, and animals. DISLIKES: Lunches. WAYNE KRUG Worthless” AMBITION: Work. FAVORITE SAYING: We have in school. LIKES: Girls. DISLIKES: School. DIANE KNARR Dee Dee AMBITION: To graduate from college. FAVORITE SAYING: Way to go, Ace!” LIKES: Roller skating, horse- back riding, BCR, and my class ring. DISLIKES: Getting up in the morning, and wearing the ROTC overcoat. KAREN KUTRUFF 4 4 Kdr6n9 AMBITION: Find a job and then get married. FAVORITE SAYING: You're weird!” LIKES:Roller skating and a certain someone. DISLIKES: Getting up for school and doing homework. 139 BERNARD KUZMA Carbo AMBITION: To lead a produc- tive life. FAVORITE SAYING: Let’s get drunk or something. LIKES: Girls, hunting, booze, and summer. DISLIKES: Snobbish people. REGINA KVITKOVICH Crow AMBITION: To write a good book and be a credit to my race. FAVORITE SAYING: Cripes! LIKES: Stormy weather, telling a good joke. Star Trek, dac quiris, being an Honorary Majorette, and curly brown hair. DISLIKES: My retainer, you’re weird , colds, and Crow jokes. NANCY LAUER Nancy AMBITION: Get a job and live a good life. FAVORITE SAYING: What’s that ya say? LIKES: Animals, painting, and motorcycles. DISLIKES: Loud mouth show offs. EDWARD LANSBERRY Ed AMBITION: Undecided. FAVORITE SAYING: Goo- done! LIKES. Drinking, girls and pizza. DISLIKES: Getting up on Monday mornings and after a far-out weekend. CARYLE LEONARD LANSBERRY Lynne AMBITION: To be happy. FAVORITE SAYING: Knock it off! LIKES: Married life, any- thing black, and sleeping in. JOHN LANSBERRY Bert” AMBITION: Racing. FAVORITE SAYING: For sure! LIKES: Parties and racing. DISLIKES: School and teachers. MATTHEW LANSBERRY Hue AMBITION: To drive truck, save money, then make a trip with a certain some- one. FAVORITE SAYING: Rut you say? LIKES: Nice vans, horse riding, race cars, sled rid- ing, and a short person with blue eyes. RUTH LECHENE Bubs AMBITION: To live a long and successful life. FAVORITE SAYING: You dink leberry! LIKES: J. B., good times, fine herb, and memories. DISLIKES: Monday morning blues, snobby people, being bored and liver. 140 ROBERTA LECORCHICK “Bert AMBITION: Get out of this place and get a good job. LIKES: Driving, bummin’ around and my family. DISLIKES: School. FRANCIS LEGROS “Condor” AMBITION: Own nice cars and have money. FAVORITE SAYING: “Is that so? LIKES: Old cars, money, Mary land, and drinking. DISLIKES: Fords, stuckup peo- ple and snobs. BARBARA LEWIS “Barb AMBITION: To always be happy. LIKES: Yellow posies, good times, and being with spe cial people. DISLIKES: Good byes and having to make decisions. FRANK LIHVARCHICK Frank AMBITION: Electrician. FAVORITE SAYING. “Keep it going! LIKES: Good times. DISLIKES: Stuckup people. VICKI LIPNIC “Vicki AMBITION: To enjoy life and be Time’s first Woman of the Year. FAVORITE SAYING: “I don’t believe this! LIKES: Carole King, the MTM show, “Gone With the Wind , and my ’66 Mus- tang. DISLIKES: Short weekends and vacations, getting up early, losing sleep, and being cold. DALE LITZINGER Litz LIKES: Water Safety. DISLIKES: Trig. DAVID LOCKETT “Dave ABMITION: To graduate. LIKES: Parties, good friends, and study halls. DISLIKES: Monday mornings and Sunday morning hang overs. PATRICE LONG “Patty AMBITION: To be a Lab techni- cian and to go to Switzerland. FAVORITE SAYING: “Oh really! LIKES: Meeting nice people, walks in the woods, sewing, and shooting rifles. DISLIKES: Being sad and get ting people mad. Ml GERARD MACALUSO ‘Mac'' AMBITION: Go on to school then become a contractor. FAVORITE SAYING: “That’S Italian! LIKES: Pizza, girls, and high school memories. DISLIKES: Getting up in the morning and losing weight for wrestling. Hi TED MALLOY ‘Tommy ’ AMBITION: To date Farrah Fawcett. FAVORITE SAYING: “Minkya LIKES: Farrah Fawcett. DISLIKES:When the bar's out of Miller Beer. PAMELA MARSHALL Pam ' AMBITION: To be a model or get a )ob. FAVORITE SAYING: ‘Big baby!” LIKES: Ice skating and horeseback riding. DISLIKES: Getting up in the morning, dirty hair, and school. KEVIN MASLONIK “Maz AMBITION: To travel LIKES: Racing and playing football. DISLIKES: Rainy week ends. BONNIE MAZURAK ••Bonnie AMBITION: Registered Nurse and to make Al happy. FAVORITE SAYING: “Oh, scoop en’ up! LIKES: Making friends, being with the gang, and vacations. DISLIKES: Sauerkraut and scooped ice cream. PATRICK McANDREW Fat Cat AMBITION: To go to work, make a million, and be happy the rest of my life. FAVORITE SAYING: “For sure! LIKES: Girls, beer, cars, sports, and parties. DISLIKES: Stuckup people. Fords, and business law. ROBERT McCOMBIE •Mac AMBITION: Own a nice car, home, a good job, and be happy. FAVORITE SAYING: “Decent LIKES: Motorcycles and nice girls. DISLIKES: Stuckup people. BERNADETTE McCONNELL “Bernie AMBITION: Horse trainer. FAVORITE SAYING: “Don’t sit there and smell pig. LIKES: Parties, skiing, guys, horse shows, and roller skat ing. DISLIKES: People who make fun of freckles, English, school and wearing glasses. 142 LYN McGOUGH “Skinny” AMBITION: Undecided. FAVORITE SAYING: “Yuk!” LIKES: Ricky. DISLIKES: Drowning and jerks. CYNTHIA McGOWAN Cindy” AMBITION: To go to school and be happy in whatever I attempt. FAVORITE SAYING: That’s life!” LIKES: Pizza, watching CH beat NC in a basketball game, friends, memories, skiing, and 3:15. DISLIKES: Getting up for school in the morning, needle work, and 8:15. MARGARET McMULLEN “Margaret” AMBITION: Typist. FAVORITE SAYING: ”Tur key” LIKES: Being with Len, sewing, weekends, and rid- ing bikes. DISLIKES: Stuckup people, Monday mornings, and home work. JON MILANEST “Jon” AMBITION: Business Administration. LIKES: All sports, close friends, and a friendly smile. DISLIKES: Monday morn- ings, cramming for tests, and rowdiness. RANDY McQUILLEN “Crazy Legs” AMBITION: To go to Cali- fornia and find my fortune in Golden Bun. FAVORITE SAYING: “Hey! How's it going?” LIKES: People, parties, and Miller High Life. DISLIKES: Monday morn- ings and stuckup people. MARY LOU MILLER “Mary Lou” AMBITION: To live a happy and successful life. LIKES: Holidays, being with friends, family reunions, and sleeping in. DISLIKES: Stuckup people, rainy days, Monday morn- ings, and homework. BERNARD MOCK “Burn T AMBITION: To live anywhere but Pennsylvania. LIKES: Parties, bikes, blonds, booze, and skipping with Timmy. FAVORITE SAYING: “You can’t see me, I got my eyes closed.” DISLIKES: Snobs, necks, and Pabst. RICHARD MOCK Rick” AMBITION: To be successful. FAVORITE SAYING: ”Say what? DISLIKES: English class and rainy days. 143 GITTHALINE MULLIGAN “Gitta” AMBITION: Navy or college, (physician’s assistant). FAVORITE SAYING: ’’That’s crazy!” LIKES: Blue, my friends, and life. DISLIKES: Stuckup people and cafeteria food. JOSEPH NOEL ’•joe” AMBITION: College. FAVORITE SAYING: ’’Allllll Right!” LIKES: Classical and rock music, and bookkeeping class. DISLIKES: Monday morn- ings and studying. MICHAEL NOEL “Micky MALINDA OTT “Malinda” AMBITION: To make mil- lions so I won’t have to work FAVORITE SAYING: “Get out of here.” LIKES: Tom, parties, and meeting different people. DISLIKES: School and peo- ple that are stuckup. RICHARD OWENS “Tony” AMBITION: Pressman. LIKES: Weekends, parties, and Myron. DISLIKES: School and work. KIMBERLY NAGLE “Peanuts” AMBITION: Beautician. FAVORITE SAYING: ”Woe!” LIKES: Parties and weekends. DISLIKES: Snobby people. ROBERT PARTNER “Rob” AMBITION: Get a good job. FAVORITE SAYING: “Don’t rush me.” LIKES: Girls, partying, and driving. DISLIKES: School. MICHAEL PECENAK Chunda” AMBITION: Bricklayer and to live in Texas. LIKES: Beer and money. DISLIKES: People that think they are better than anyone else. 144 DIANE PELLAS Dee AMBITION: To leave Hastings. FAVORITE SAYING: Where's Stoney at? LIKES: Parties, a certain guy and weekends. DISLIKES: Waiting for week ends. JANICE QUIST Bab AMBITION: Nurse and to succeed in life. FAVORITE SAYING: For- get it, man! LIKES: Stereo, family, friends, swimming, and good times. DISLIKES: Fighting, dull parties, and waking up for school. LAUREEN REED Laurie AMBITION: To be happy and get the most out of life. LIKES: Friends, sports, and orange ’Vettes. DISLIKES: Monday morn- ings and stuckup people. ROGER REARICK Reg AMBITION: To own a busi- ness and go to Hawaii. FAVORITE SAYING: Hey . . . what can I say! LIKES: My Nova, skiing, parties, and my friends. DISLIKES: Snobby people and people telling me what to do; ROBERT REMATT Bob AMBITION: Miner. LIKES: Hunting and fish- ing. DISLIKES: Economics. ROBIN PRICE Rob AMBITION: To find out what life and love are all about. FAVORITE SAYING: Get out of there Rea! LIKES: Rea, B.H., being alone, and parties. DISLIKES: Conceited people and being bored. JULIE RIZZO Frizz AMBITION: To find happiness. FAVORITE SAYING: Ning! LIKES: Crazy parties and a good laugh. DISLIKES: Getting jagged. ALEX ROSMUS Rat AMBITION: Undecided. FAVORITE SAYING: You see three thousand soldiers on a hill? LIKES: Sports and study halls. DISLIKES: Classes, especially Trig and Physics. 145 146 RODNEY RUSNAK Shnack AMBITION: College, then a successful career. FAVORITE SAYING: That's cool!” LIKES: Cars, motorcycles, swimming, volleyball, Steve Martin and good rock music. DISLIKES: Cold weather, tests, essays, and term papers. PAULA SAMMARCO Ada” AMBITION: To be able to live my biggest fantasy. FAVORITE SAYING: No Way!” LIKES: Rabbit coats, going to the Fix-it and being a space cadet. DISLIKES: Being told what to do, not going to any parties, and losing at Monopoly. C. LANE SAVAGE Quick Lane” AMBITION: Live in the Alaskan wilds and pan for gold. FAVORITE SAYING: You’ve had it!” LIKES: Hunting, my '73 Buick, Steve Martin, and outdoor stuff. DISLIKES: People who think they're Hip , lot of homework, physics, and trig. KAREN SELBY Karen AMBITION: To see the Cali fornia beaches and find pleasure in each day. LIKES: Dan, weekends, and peaceful places. DISLIKES: Rain and people who think they’re great. THOMAS SCHILLING Boots” PATRICIA SELESTOK Fred AMBITION: To teach the orphans in Hawaii to scuba dive. FAVORITE SAYING: Diego leave me alone. LIKES: Friends, exciting parties, snow, and my fam- ily. DISLIKES: An empty mixed drink glass, Sunday after- noons, and boring jokes. PAUL SEMELSBERGER Paul” AMBITION: To make Donna happy and make a lot of money. FAVORITE SAYING: I'm tired.” LIKES: Donna and my Monte Carlo. DISLIKES: Donna being mad and dirty cars. PATRICK SHAFFER Pat” AMBITION: Carpenter. FAVORITE SAYING: What a rip-off!” LIKES: Cars. DISLIKES: Waking up for school and eating lunch in the cafeteria. WILLIAM SHANK ••Bill” AMBITION: To succeed. LIKES: Hunting and fish- ing. DISLIKES: School. NEIL SHARBAUGH Neil AMBITION: Make a million. FAVORITE SAYING: •'Unreal!” LIKES: Money, girls, par- ties, and my SCHLITZ. DISLIKES: Warm beer and sloppy roads. NANCY SHERO Nancy AMBITION: Nursing. FAVORITE SAYING: You little twirp! LIKES: June 1978, our group, and memories of good times I’ve had. DISLIKES: Snobby people and Mr. Bern’s count- downs. SHARON SHERO Sharon JAMES SHANK Jim AMBITION: Get out of school and get a job. FAVORITE SAYING: What — why? LIKES: Shop class, cars, hunt- ing, and camping. DISLIKES: Math class and car troubles. MARY LOU SHANK Mary Lou” AMBITION: To get a good job and to keep that special some one happy. FAVORITE SAYING: Tell me about it!” LIKES: Weekends, family, friends and my boyfriend. DISLIKES: Getting up Monday mornings, and boring week- ends. VICTORIA SHERO Vicki AMBITION: To be successful in life. FAVORITE SAYING: For heav- en’s sake!” LIKES: Sports, friends, and family. DISLIKES: Monday mornings. ELMER SHILLING Bud AMBITION: To take over LRK’s job. FAVORITE SAYING: “Fer awile! LIKES: Our Jeep, hunting, and having fun on Saturday night. DISLIKES: A certain girl who doesn’t stop to talk. 147 RAY SHINGLE “Fuzz’ AMBITION: Miner and to get married. FAVORITE SAYING: “You'll get over it. LIKES: Cars, motorcycles, and trucks. DISLIKES: Stuckup people. PAULSMITHBOWER “Paul AMBITION: To be rich. FAVORITE SAYING: Any body got their homework done? LIKES: Beer and pizza. DISLIKES: Snobby people and getting up. PATRICK SNYDER “Snede” AMBITION: Be an ace mechanic and get married. FAVORITE SAYING: “There ya go! LIKES: Rock and country music, pool, guitar, and football. DISLIKES: Home work and essays. KEVIN STASKO “Scruff AMBITION: Get a good |ob. FAVORITE SAYING: “What do you want, an egg in your beer? LIKES: Girls, cars, and eating. DISLIKES: School. KAREN SNYDER “Karen AMBITION: Registered Nurse. LIKES: Family, friends, and a good book. DISLIKES: Trig problems and lunch. NORMA SOBETSKY “Norma AMBITION: Airline stew- ardess, registered nurse, and to make a special someone happy. LIKES: Sleeping in, sports, and making the special someone happy. DISLIKES: Babysitting and getting up for school. MICHAEL SKRODINSKY “Skrow” AMBITION: To succeed with everything. FAVORITE SAYING: “Naa! LIKES: My girl. DISLIKES: Teachers, books and school. GARY STEPHENS “Elvis AMBITION: Mines. FAVORITE SAYING: Wow man! LIKES: Girls. DISLIKES: Working hard. 148 PATRICK STEVENS Pat AMBITION: Carpenter. FAVORITE SAYING: The hard way is the easy way.” LIKES: Woodworking. DISLIKES: School and incon venience. DENNIS STOLTZ Gen” AMBITION: Railroad. LIKES: Girls, partying, etc . . . DISLIKES: School. ROBERT STOLTZ Bob JEAN STONEBERG Stoney” AMBITION: To be on my own for awhile. FAVORITE SAYING: Where's Dee at?” LIKES: Parties and having a good time with my friends. DISLIKES: Monday morn mgs, nothing to do, and people who think they know itall. MICHAEL STRASSER Straz” AMBITION: To be a suc- cess. FAVORITE SAYING: Really!” LIKES: Weekends, sum- mer, and life. DISLIKES: Snow and Elites. DEBRA STRITTMATTER Debbie” AMBITION: To make then happy. FAVORITE SAYING: Aye man!” LIKES: Joe and dill pickles. DISLIKES: Getting up for school. KEVIN STRITTMATTER K. Strick” AMBITION: Engineer and to keep my special friend happy. FAVORITE SAYING: ”Ya, I'm here. LIKES: Skiing, dances, parties, and being with my friends. DISLIKES: English assign ments, broken finder, and say- ing goodbye. LORI STRITTMATTER Lori AMBITION: To get married and keep Ed happy. FAVORITE SAYING: I can get in ta that! LIKES: Basketball games, par ties and Saturday nights. DISLIKES: Monday mornings and Trig. 149 TIMOTHY STUMPF •‘Stump Jumper AMBITION: To be happy. LIKES: Girls, drinking, hunt- ing, and loud music. PATRICK THOMAS Pat AMBITION: To have my own business in electricity. FAVORITE SAYING: “Life’s ruff! LIKES: Being with my girl- friend Betsy. DISLIKES: Nothing except con- ceited people. CYNTHIA THOMAS Cindy” AMBITION: Undecided. FAVORITE SAYING: Well excu-u-use me! LIKES: Going to parties and pizza. DISLIKES: Homework. EILEEN THOMAS Eileen AMBITION: X-ray techni- cian. FAVORITE SAYING: There yago. LIKES: Life and 14th Mod Study halls. DISLIKES: Stuckup people. Economics, and Monday mornings. HELEN THOMAS Helen AMBITION: To succeed in life. FAVORITE SAYING: Leave me alone. LIKES: Sleeping and sports. DISLIKES: School, getting up early and English. MARCIA THOMAS Marcy AMBITION: Medical secre- tary. LIKES: Parties, friendly people and good looking guys. DISLIKES: Rainy days and being bored. DENISE TAYLOR Denise” LIKES: Having fun, pizza, fam ily, and special memories. DISLIKES: Getting up early and school lunches. SUZANNE TINNICK Suzanne AMBITION: College. LIKES: Friends, Steelers, KISS, and spending time with my best friend. DISLIKES: Getting up early, seeing the Steelers lose and Picker’s studyhall. 150 JOHN TUREK “John AMBITION: Heavy equipment operator. FAVORITE SAVING: “I got you! LIKES: Hunting, fishing, trap- ping, Ford trucks and four wheelin’. DISLIKES: Chevy trucks, Mon- day thru Friday, stuck up girls and homework. CLIFFORD WAKSMUNSKI “Cecil AMBITION: Enjoy life. FAVORITE SAYING: “We’ll See! LIKES: Life cereal, snow and storms. DISLIKES: Cafeteria chicken. RUTH VENESKEY “Ruth AMBITION: To be a photog- rapher in Colorado. LIKES. Family, friends, and popcorn. DISLIKES: My Adam’s apple, and getting up early. WILLIAM VESCOVI “Bill FAVORITE SAYING: “James, are you a load? LIKES: Lunch, skipping typing, playing give-away, and my brother’s jeep. DISLIKES: Getting caught skipping, practice, and rid- ing a bus. GEROGE WARHOLIC “George” LIKES: Hunting and fishing. RON VENESKEY “Ron” AMBITION: Travel. FAVORITE SAYING: Let’s go! LIKES: Cars, sky diving, and the beach. DISLIKES: Cold weather. THERESA VENESKY “Theresa AMBITION: To put my edu cation to use. LIKES: Vacation. DISLIKES: Homework and pessimists. NANCY URBAIN “Nancy” AMBITION: To always be happy and successful. FAVORITE SAYING: “What’s up? LIKES: Sleeping. DISLIKES: Monday mornings, school and English. 151 JOHNWASHINSKY Wo” AMBITION: Electronics techni- cian. FAVORITE SAYING: “And what's wrong with living in Bakerton?” LIKES: Sports and getting Schnack drunk. DISLIKES: Getting up in the morning. BARBARA WEAKLAND Granny” AMBITION: To get a good job. FAVORITE SAYING: “You're kidding!” LIKES: Art and driving a car. MARYWESTRICK Mary” AMBITION: To be happy in everything I do. FAVORITE SAYING: “Oh! No sir!” LIKES: A very special guy and close friends. DISLIKES: Getting up early. JAMES WEAKLAND Bryan AMBITION: To be happy. LIKES: Parties and the Fence . KATARIN WESTOVER Katarin” AMBITION: To graduate and make the most of my life. FAVORITE SAYING: “Tell somebody who cares.” LIKES: Good parties, friendly people, and going uptown. DISLIKES: Monday morn- ings, swimming class, stuckup people and boring weekends. JOAN WEAKLAND Joan” AMBITION: To become an airline stewardess. FAVORITE SAYING: “I don’t know, what a gwif- fer.” LIKES: Eating ice and being with a special guy. DISLIKES: Getting up for school and giving current events in POD. GLENN WESTRICK Mush” AMBITION: To be success- ful in life. FAVORITE SAYING: “Get away you fool! LIKES: Sports, hunting and having fun. DISLIKES: People who think they are better than everyone else. PATRICK WESTRICK Spud” AMBITION: To be a mechanic. FAVORITE SAYING: He saw you!” LIKES: Riding motorcyc'es and hunting. DISLIKES: POD class. 152 KELLY WHOLAVER “Skel AMBITION: Psychologist. FAVORITE SAYING: “That is totally unreal!” LIKES: Life, friends and Scots. DISLIKES: Heights, snobs and brownies. DONNA WILLIAMS “Donna” AMBITION: To see every state. FAVORITE SAYING: “Oh no!” DISLIKES: Monday morn- ings. DEBBIE YARKO “Stretch” AMBITION: To have the let- ters M.D. after my name. FAVORITE SAYING: “HI do it later.” LIKES: All sports, short people, good music, and Tolkein. DISLIKES: Crow’s retainer and POD class. BLAIR WOODLEY “Blair” AMBITION: To make lots of money. FAVORITE SAYING: “Oh No you don’t!” LIKES: Almost anything. DISLIKES: Work. JAMES YEAGER “Yeag” AMBITION: To become successful in life and to travel around the world. FAVORITE SAYING: “Hey man what’s happening? LIKES: Sports, fishing, good times, having good times, and the great out- doors. DISLIKES: French class and school lunches. KAREN WILKINSON “Karen AMBITION: College or Navy. FAVORITE SAYING: “What a bunch of derelicts.” LIKES: Friday 13 and 14th mods, pizza, snow days, snow, weekends, driving in the truck and ROTC field trips. DISLIKES: Teachers who never miss, the bell at 8:00, pushy people, class last two mods. KENNETH YEAGER “Ken” AMBITION: Plumber. FAVORITE SAYING: “I’ll do it later.” LIKES: T.V., and lying around. DISLIKES: Studying and work. SCOTT YECKLEY “Hokey AMBITION: To drink Billy Car- ter under the table. FAVORITE SAYING: Consider the source. LIKES: Miller beer and the shore. DISLIKES: School, work, and hangovers. 153 Pictures were unavailable for the following seniors: Benno Bearer Eugene Bertram Bernard Bogus Daniel Ceschmi Donald Contorchick Denise Coover William Fox Shirley Fink Holland Paul Lechene Edward Maurer Victor Mihalow Brian Stumpf CLASS ADVISORS Mr. John Bern and Mr. Edwin Gresko CLASS OFFICERS 154 Cliff Waksmunski, Vicki Lipnic, Nadine Glass, Jon Milanesi HOMECOMING The tenth annual Cambria Heights Homecoming was held on October 28th at the football game between Cambria Heights and Bishop Carroll. During pregame ceremonies, Laurie Reed was crowned homecoming queen by Vicki Lipnic, senior class president. Her court consisted of six girls and their escorts. Each couple received flowers and the queen received a dozen red roses and her crown. Dan Chechini, Nadine Glass, Gerard Macaluso, Julie Rizzo, Bill Vescovi, Lori Strittmatter, Dan Donahue, Laurie Reed, Brenda Hoover, Dave Dickson, Karen Bearer, Eugene Cunningham, Ruth Lechene, and Dale Harber. 155 ALOHA HAWAII 156 157 161 SENIOR PERSONALITIES Each year the senior class at Cambria Heights recognizes those members of the class that are outstanding in one way or another. Some inspire us with their ability and drive, others cheer us up or warm us with their friendliness. In keeping with this tradition we, the class of 1978, wish to recognize the following seniors and to thank them for helping to make our senior year a memorable one. 162 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Vicki Lipnic Jon Milanesi FRIENDLIEST Annie Feighner Eugene Cunningham MOST NEATLY DRESSED Deb Gooderham Jim Cordell BEST LOOKING Laurie Reed Dan Donahue WITTIEST Joyce Bearer Dave Beunier CLASS FLIRTS Denise Kirkpatrick Gerard Macaluso 167 CAN YOU RECOGNIZE? 169 GETTING READY 170 IZl Noiivnavao aod THE BIG DAY FINALLY ARRIVES 172 SENIOR DIRECTORY DENNY ABRAMS Box 238 Elmora, PA 948-8343 DAN ANNA Box 314, RD 1 Patton, PA 16668 247-8431 PAUL ANNA Box 555 Spangler Street Hastings, PA 16646 247-8432 ACTIVITIES: Basketball 9- 10 -11- 12 Chess Club 12 SUE ANNA Railroad Street Box 38 Hastings, PA 16646 247-8445 ACTIVITIES: Swimming 10-11 DEBBIE AULT 225 Magee Ave. Patton, PA 16668 674-5960 ACTIVITIES: Ski Club 9 - 10 - 11 - 12 School Play 9 Forensics 10-11-12 Prom Committee 11 Flaid Talk, Art 11 - 12 Yearbook 12 JOANNE BAILEY 606 Lang Ave. Patton, PA 16668 674-8082 ACTIVITIES: Concert Band 9 - 10 • 11 - 12 Pep Band 11-12 County Band 12 Marching Band 9 - 10 - 11 - 12 Stage Band 11-12 Vice. Pres, of Band 12 Ski Club 12 Chess Club 12 LISA BAKAJZA 605 Magee Ave. Patton, PA 16668 674-5556 ACTIVITIES: Concert Band 9-10-11-12 Marching Band 9-10-11-12 County Band 10 -12 Pep Band 11-12 Band Secretary 12 Plaid Talk 12 School Play 9 AV Club 12 Prom Committee 11 MARK BAKER Coleman St. PO Box 483 Hastings, PA 16646 247-8817 ACTIVITIES: Wrestling 9 -10 Ski Club 11 - 12 Vo-Tech 11-12 WANDA BAKER RD 1 Box 144-A Patton, PA 16668 674-8032 SUE BALKO Lanark Road Hastings, PA 16646 247-6282 ACTIVITIES: Basketball 9 -10 Library Aide 10-11 Chess Club 12 Forensics 10-11-12 Track 10 Color Guard 11-12 Flag Sergeant 12 Plaid Talk 11 - 12 Prom Committee 11 Yearbook 12 ANDY BANIK French Hill Box 28 Hastings, PA 16646 247-8927 ACTIVITIES: Football 9- 10 -11-12 Ski Club 11 - 12 GEORGINE BARAN 220 McIntyre Ave. Patton, PA 16668 674-8797 ACTIVITIES: Track 9- 10-11-12 Chorus 9- 10-11-12 Ski Club 9- 10 -11-12 Prom Committee 11 Forensics 11-12 Chess Club 10 -11-12 County Chorus 11-12 District Chorus 12 Regional Chorus 12 Yearbook 12 PATTY BARON Kirkpartick St. Hastings, PA 16646 247-6246 ACTIVITIES: Marching Band 11-12 Concert Band 11 - 12 Prom Committee 11 Chess Club 12 Ski Club 12 Pep Band 11 Plaid Talk 12 TIM BASSETT Box 115 Elmora, PA 15737 948-7711 DEBBIE BAUM Bridge Street Hastings, PA 16646 247-8516 ACTIVITIES: Basketball 12 Track 11-12 Ski Club 11 - 12 175 JOYCE BEARER Box 135 St. Benedict, PA 15773 344-8376 ACTIVITIES: Ski Club Vo-Tech KAREN BEARER Box 78 Carrolltown, PA 15722 344-8875 ACTIVITIES: Majorettes 9-10-11-12 Captain 12 Concert Band 9 - 10 - 11 - 12 Pep Band 9 -10- 11-12 Track 10-11-12 Ski Club 11 -12 Prom Committee 11 Plaid Talk 12 Homecoming Court 12 BOB BECKER RD Dysart, PA 674-8543 ACTIVITIES: Track 9-10 Wrestling 10-11 BARB BEHE Dutch Road Box 140, RD Carrolltown, PA 15722 344-8173 DAVE BELTOWSKI Box 203 Hastings, PA 16646 247-6357 ACTIVITIES: Football 9- 10 -11-12 Lunch 9-10 -11-12 NANCY BENDER P.O. Box 181 St. Benedict, PA 15773 948-6781 ACTIVITIES: Chorale 10-11 ROTC9 - 10 DAVE BEUNIER RD 1, Box 11-D Patton, PA 16668 674-2283 ACTIVITIES: Wrestling 9- 10 -11-12 BARRY BOUGHTER RD 1, Box 13 Hastings, PA 16646 ACTIVITIES: Basketball 9-10 PATTY CALVETTI 652 E. Campbell St. Carrolltown, PA 15722 344-8722 SHARON CAMPBELL PO Box 50 Chest Springs, PA 674-8420 ACTIVITIES: Prom Committee 11 TIM CARETTI PO Box 54 St. Benedict, PA 15773 948-6945 ACTIVITIES: Track 9-10- 11 -12 ROTC9- 10- 11 - 12 Chess Club9- 10-11-12 Glee Club 10 - 11-12 Crosscountry 10 Plaid Talk 12 County Chorus 11-12 District Chorus 12 SHARON CARL Box 102, RD Dysart, PA 674-8167 ACTIVITIES: ROTC9- 10-11 Colorguard 11 Ski Club 11 Yearbook 11 JOE CAVALLO Box 12, RD 1 Hastings, PA 16646 247-6298 ACTIVITIES: Basketball 9 -10 Chess Club 12 Ski Club 11 • 12 SUSIE CHERNISKY 319 Herriman Ave. Patton, PA 16668 674-5685 ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading 9-10-11-12 Captain 12 Forensics 11-12 Ski Club 12 TOMCHIRDON 800 Beech Ave. Patton, PA 16668 674-3379 JIM CORDELL 106 Mellon Ave. Patton, PA 16668 674-3325 ACTIVITIES: Football 9- 10 -11-12 Wrestling 9-10-11 Class Treasurer 11 Ski Club 12 Chess Club 11 - 12 LISA COUTURIAUX 700 Donnelly Ave. Patton, PA 16668 674-5548 ACTIVITIES: Colorguard 10 DREW CUNNINGHAM Harvey St. Hastings, PA 16646 247-8858 EUGENE CUNNINGHAM E. Campbell St. Carrolltown, PA 15722 344-8970 KEVIN CUNNINGHAM RD 1 Box 286 176 Patton, PA 16668 247-6379 SHARON CUNNINGHAM Box 116 St. Benedict, PA 15773 948-6281 ACTIVITIES: ROTC9 - 10 - 11 Drill Team 10 -11 Color Guard 11-12 Track 10-11 JOE DESALVO Box 225 Main Street Ext. Carrolltown, PA 15722 344-6602 ACTIVITIES: Football 9- 10 -11-12 Chess Club 12 Ski Club 10 -11-12 DAVE DICKSON 523 Beech Ave. Patton, PA 16668 674-8370 ACTIVITIES: Track 9- 10- 11 - 12 Glee Club 10 -11-12 Escort for Homecoming Basketball 9 Ski Club 10- 12 DOUG DIETRICH Box 51 -A RD 1 Dysart, PA 674-5026 ACTIVITIES: Chess 9 Basketball 9 Baseball 9- 10-11-12 ERIC DILLON Harvey St. Hastings, PA 16646 247-8340 ACTIVITIES: Wrestling 9-10-11-12 Plaid Talk 12 ROTC9 - 10- 11 LISA DILLON 212 St. Mary St. Carrolltown, PA 15722 344-8162 ACTIVITIES: Yearbook 12 Library Aide 11-12 ROTC9 - 10 - 11 - 12 DAN DONAHUE 524 Magee Ave. Patton, PA 16668 674-3689 ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 9 Track 12 Glee Club 12 MARY DRANCHAK RD 1 Hastings, PA 16646 247-8776 ACTIVITIES: Marching Band 9-10-11-12 Concert Band 9 - 10 -11 - 12 Pep Band 11 - 12 Chess Club 11 - 12 ROTC 11 -12 JOE DRZAL Box 14 Bakerton, PA 15737 948-8052 ACTIVITIES: Football 9- 10 -11-12 Track 9 - 10 - 11 - 12 Chess Club PAT EARNEST Box 138-A Ashville, PA 674-8755 ACTIVITIES: Chess Club KEVIN ECKENRODE 431 S. Church St. Carrolltown, PA 15722 344-6683 ACTIVITIES: Football 10-11-12 Track 11 - 12 Ski Club 10 -11-12 Chess Club 11-12 LYN ERTTER Flick Ave. Carrolltown, PA 15722 344-6384 ACTIVITIES: Basketball VALERIE ERTTER Automotive St. Carrolltown, PA 15722 344-8968 ACTIVITIES: Marching Band 9-10-11-12 Concert Band 9-10-11-12 Stage Band 11-12 Pep Band 12 Band Librarian 10-11-12 County Band 12 Ski Club 11 - 12 Prom Committee 11 CHARLES FAGAN RD Box 97 Dysart, PA 674-8204 ACTIVITIES: Chess Club ARNIE FARABAUGH Box 173 So. Main St. Carrolltown, PA 15722 344-8139 ACTIVITIES: Basketball 9- 10 -11-12 Chess Club 10 -11-12 AV 12 Ski Club 11 - 12 Plaid Talk 12 BERNICE FARABAUGH RD 1 Box 216 Ebensburg, PA 344-6309 ACTIVITIES: Library 9- 10-11-12 PATTY FARABAUGH 177 Box 321 Bakerton, PA 948-7152 ACTIVITIES: Marching Band 9 - 10 - 11 - 12 Concert Band 9 - 10 - 11 - 12 Prom Committee 11 Plaid Talk 12 RAY FARABAUGH RD 1 Box 217 Ebensburg, PA 344-8821 CRAIG FARRELL 218 Mellon Ave. Patton, PA 16668 674-8746 ACTIVITIES: Chess 11 • 12 ANNIE FEIGHNER Box 298 422 S. Main St. Carrolltown, PA 15722 344-8237 ACTIVITIES: Color Guard 10-11 Chorus 9-10 Chess Club 9- 10 -11 Library 9-10-11 Vo-Tech DECA Vice Pres. 12 Track 10 Forensics 10 Plaid Talk 12 Prom Committee 11 GEORGE FINUI Elmora, PA 948 9751 BARB FISANICK 416 McIntyre Ave. Patton, PA 16668 674-9908 ACTIVITIES: Chorale MARK FLORA Box 25 Elmora, PA 15737 948-8842 ACTIVITIES: Ski Club PAULA FOSTER Box 17 Elmora, PA 15737 948-6444 ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading 9-10-11-12 KATHY FRANK Box 56 Elmora, PA 15737 948-9139 ACTIVITIES: Concert Band 9-10-11-12 Marching Band 9 - 10 - 11 - 12 Prom Committee 11 Vo-Tech 12 Ski Club 12 ROTC 10-11-12 Drill Team 10-11-12 SHIRLEY FREDO 2nd Avenue Hastings, PA 16646 247-6278 ACTIVITIES: Library 10 MICHELLE GELORMINO 501 South 3rd Ave. Patton, PA 16668 674-2260 ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader 9 Colorguard 12 Ski Club 10- 11-12 NADINE GLASS Box 135 Carrolltown, PA 15722 344-8874 ACTIVITIES: Colorguard 9-10-11-12 DEBBIE GOODERHAM 101 Linda Ave. Patton, PA 16668 674-8736 ACTIVITIES: Track 9 - 10- 11-12 Color Guard 11-12 Chess Club 10-11-12 Library 9-10-11-12 Swim Team 10 Ski Club 9- 10 -11-12 Prom Committee 11 Yearbook 12 DALE GRAY Box 261 Elmora, PA 15737 948-8753 ACTIVITIES: Chess Club Ski Club BILL GRAY 816 Ross Ave. Patton, PA 16668 674-8556 BOYD GREGORY RD 1 Box 174 Patton, PA 16668 674-5584 DIANNE GRESKO Box 278 Carrolltown, PA 15722 344-6385 ACTIVITIES: Basketball 9-10-11-12 Track 10-11-12 Ski Club 12 Chess Club 12 Plaid Talk 12 Prom Committee 11 MARY ANN GRESKO 502 S. Fifth Ave. Patton, PA 16668 674-8700 ACTIVITIES: Marching Band 9-10-11-12 Concert Band 9-10-11-12 Pep Band 11-12 Stage Band 12 County Band 12 Prom Committee 11 Ski Club 12 AV Club 12 178 Plaid Talk 12 Renesslaer Math and Science Award 11 FRANK HANCHAR POBox 163 Carrolltown, PA 15722 344-8178 JANEHANNIGAN Box 277 Bakerton, PA 15737 ACTIVITIES: Chorale 9 DALE HARBER 301 Highland Ave. Patton, PA 16668 ED HAYCISAK Box 2 RD 1 St. Benedict, PA 15773 948-9808 ACTIVITIES: Chess Club 10 -11-12 AV Club 12 JOAN HIMMEL RD 1 Box 144 Carrolltown, PA 15722 344-6627 FRED HITE RD 1, Box 41 Patton, PA 16668 674-8174 JEAN HOCKENBERRY Box 127, RD 1 Hastings, PA 16646 247-8451 NANCY HOFER 709 3rd Ave. Patton, PA 16668 ACTIVITIES: (at Penn Cambria) Chorale 9- 10-11 Ski Club 10 -11 Pep Club 10 -11 National Honor Society 11 Spanish Club 10-11 DONNA HOLTZ Spangler St. Box 330 Hastings, PA 16646 247-8542 ACTIVITIES: Chorus 11 Plaid Talk 11 • 12 BRENDA HOOVER RD Dysart, PA 16636 674-8667 ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader 9 Prom Committee 11 JANET HOOVER Box 55 RD 1 Hastings, PA 16646 247-8100 ACTIVITIES: Prom Committee 11 DECAClub 11 - 12 LORI HOOVER Box 112 Carrolltown, PA 15722 344-8197 ACTIVITIES: Band9- 10- 11 - 12 County Band 9 Pep Band 11 Chorus 9 ROTC 10-11-12 Drill Team 10 -11-12 D.T. Commander 12 THERESA HOOVER RD 1 Box 15 Patton, PA 16668 674-8677 ACTIVITIES: Chorus 9- 10-11-12 County Chorus 11-12 District Chorus 12 Chess Club 10-11 -12 KATEINZANA RD 1, Box 121 Carrolltown, PA 15722 344-8167 ACTIVITIES: ROTC Basketball CINDY JENKINS 909 4th Ave. Patton, PA 16668 674-8309 FRANCINE KAPELLO Box 67 Hastings, PA 16646 247-8325 ACTIVITIES: Library 10-11-12 Scrapbook 12 Track 11 -12 Colorguard 10-11-12 Chess Club 10 -11 KAREN KARLHEIM Box 17A Patton, PA 16668 674-8222 ANNA MARIE KELLY Box 201 Carrolltown, PA 15722 344-8346 ACTIVITIES: Band 9 - 10-11-12 Concert Band 9-10-11-12 Pep Band 11 • 12 County Band 12 Ski Club 11 - 12 SANDY KEPHART RD 1, Box 58 Flinton, PA 16640 674-5753 ACTIVITIES: Chorale 9-12 VERNON KIRK 1009 N. 5th Ave. Patton, PA 16668 674-8110 ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 10 -11-12 County Chorus 11-12 District Chorus 12 179 DENISE KIRKPATRICK 3rd Ave. Box 7 Hastings, PA 16646 247-6202 DIANE KIRKPATRICK 3rd Ave. Box 7 Hastings, PA 16646 247-6202 ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader 9 Library 12 Scrapbook 12 Plaid Talk 12 LINDA KLINE Box 381 Carrolltown, PA 15722 344-8977 ACTIVITIES: Prom Committee 11 RON KLINE Box 415 N. Main St. Carrolltown, PA 15722 344-8221 ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 9- 10 -11-12 Chorale 12 ROTC9- 10-11-12 Basketball 9 DEBBIE KNARR Box 211 St. Benedict, PA 15773 948-6504 ACTIVITIES: ROTC9- 10-11-12 DIANE KNARR Box 211 St. Benedict, PA 15773 948-6504 ACTIVITIES: ROTC 10-11-12 Library Aide 12 Chorale 11 Prom Committee 11 Band 11 JANE KOSTO 320 Mellon Ave. Patton, PA 16668 674-3315 ACTIVITIES: Band 9- 10 Majorette 11-12 Concert Band 9 - 10 - 11 - 12 Pep Band 10 -11-12 Track 10- 12 Prom Committee 11 Ski Club 11 - 12 JOHN KOVACH 1109 4th Ave. Patton, PA 16668 674-3669 ACTIVITIES: Chess Club 9 - 10- 11-12 Glee Club 9 DECA 11 Ski Club 10 -11-12 KATHY KRISE RD Box 144 Patton, PA 16668 674-8114 ACTIVITIES: Band 9-10 -11-12 Concert Band 9-10-11-12 County Band 9 -10 Pep Band 11 Prom Committee 11 Ski Club 12 DONNA KROTENDOFER 208 Lacy St. Box 118 Carrolltown, PA 15722 344-8193 WAYNE KRUG Box 145 RD Ashville, PA 16613 674-8371 KAREN KUTRUFF 503 Palmer Ave. Patton, PA 16668 674-5022 BERNIE KUZMA PO Box 392 Hastings, PA 16646 247-8439 REGINA KVITKOVICH Box 524 Beaver St. Hastings, PA 16646 247-8588 ACTIVITIES: Ski Club 12 Plaid Talk 10 -11-12 Forensics 10-11 Prom Committee 11 LYNNE LEONARD LANSBERRY Patton, PA 16668 674-2212 ACTIVITIES: Band 9- 10-11-12 Concert Band 9 - 10 - 11 • 12 Chorale 9- 10-11 ROTC10-11-12 Prom Committee 11 EDLANSBERRY Box 31 IB RD 1 Patton, PA 16668 247-6697 ACTIVITIES: DECA 11 - 12 Ski Club 12 JOHN LANSBERRY RD Patton, PA 16668 674-2212 MATT LANSBERRY Box169A Patton, PA 16668 674-2212 ACTIVITIES: Ski Club RUTH LECHENE PO Box 264, RD Patton, PA 16668 674-5793 ACTIVITIES: Ski Club Homecoming 12 ROBERTA LECORCHICK Box 101 St. Benedict, PA 15773 948 9765 FRANK LEGROS Box 86 Carrolltown, PA 15722 344-8146 BARB LEWIS Box 57 Chest Springs, PA 16624 674-2257 ACTIVITIES: Ski Club 12 FRANK LIHVARCHIK Box 283, RD 1 Patton, PA 16668 344-8286 VICKI LIPNIC PO Box 373 North Main St. Carrolltown, PA 15722 344-8988 ACTIVITIES: Basketball 9- 10 -11-12 Ski Club 9 - 10 -11-12 Track 10-11-12 Forensics 10-11-12 Plaid Talk 10 -11-12 Editor 11-12 Chorale 10-11-12 Chess Club 10 -11-12 Yearbook 11 Play — Stage Crew 9 Prom Committee 11 Class President 11-12 DALE LITZINGER Box 122A, RD 1 Patton, PA 16668 674-3306 DAVE LOCKETT Box 151 Hastings, PA 16646 247-6500 ACTIVITIES: Ski Club 11 PATTY LONG 820 North 5th Ave. Patton, PA 16668 674-8937 ACTIVITIES: Swimming 10 Prom Committee 11 Plaid Talk 12 DECA 12 GERARD MACALUSO 406 Beech Ave. Patton, PA 16668 674-8843 ACTIVITIES: Wrestling 9-10-11-12 Track 9- 10- 11 - 12 Crosscountry 9 - 10 Chorale 9 TED MALLOY 113 Main St. Carrolltown, PA 15722 344-8938 ACTIVITIES: Ski Club 11 - 12 PAM MARSHALL 419 Beech Ave. Patton, PA 16668 674-8287 ACTIVITIES: Track9- 10- 11-12 KEVIN MASLONIK Box 146 Carrolltown, PA 15722 344-8936 ACTIVITIES: Football 11 BONNIE MAZURAK Box 11 Elmora, PA 15737 948-6138 ACTIVITIES: Concert Band 9 - 10 - 11 - 12 Band 9-10 -11-12 Forensice 10-11-12 AV Club 12 Play 9 Chorale 9- 10-11-12 County Chorus 11 County Band 12 District Chorus 12 District Band 12 Ski Club 11 Prom Committee 11 Band President 12 Plaid Talk 12 Stage Band 12 Pep Band 12 PAT McANDREW Flick Ave. Carrolltown, PA 15722 344-8386 BOB McCOMBIE Box 11G, RD 1 Patton, PA 16668 674-8020 ACTIVITIES: Wrestling Chess Club Track BERNADETTE McCONNELL Box 130, RD 1 Ashville, PA 16613 674-3773 ACTIVITIES: Ski Club 9 - 10 LYNNE McGOUGH Box 116 Dysart, PA 16636 674-3330 CINDY McGOWAN Box 343 Elmora, PA 15737 948-6850 ACTIVITIES: Track 11 - 12 Ski Club 11 - 12 MARGARET McMULLEN RD 1, Box 132 Ashville, PA 16613 674-3782 RANDY McQUILLEN 1005 Brown Ave. Patton, PA 16668 674-2205 ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 9-10 Track 9- 10-11-12 Football 11 - 12 Chorale 9- 10-11-12 Ski Club 10- 11-12 Prom Committee 11 JON MILANESI 404 Palmer Ave. Patton, PA 16668 674-3777 ACTIVITIES: Football 9- 10 -11-12 Baseball 10-11-12 Basketball 9 Glee Club 9- 10 -11 Class Treasurer 12 MARY LOU MILLER Box 121 Spangler St. Hastings, PA 16646 247-8334 ACTIVITIES: Plaid Talk 12 BERNIE MOCK Box 158 Hastings, PA 16646 247-8818 RICK MOCK Box 137 RD1 Ashville, PA 16613 674-3795 ACTIVITIES: Chess Club 9- 11-12 GITTA MULLIGAN 129 Benedict St. Carrolltown, PA 15722 344-8949 ACTIVITIES: Band 9- 10 -11-12 Concert Band 9-10-11 Play — Stage Crew 9 ROTC 10-11-12 ROTC Band 10 -11-12 ROTC Color Guard 10 -11-12 ROTC Drill Team 10 -11-12 ROTC Chorus 11 Prom Committee 11 KIM NAGLE RD 1, Box 7 Patton, PA 16668 674-5697 ACTIVITIES: Band 9-10-11-12 Ski Club JOE NOEL 1205 Fourth Ave. Patton, PA 16668 674-8050 ACTIVITIES: ROTC9- 10-11-12 MALINDAOTT 132 Cameron St. Carrolltown, PA 15722 344-6631 TONY OWENS South Church St. Carrolltown, PA 15722 344-6693 ACTIVITIES: Football 9-10-11 ROB PARTNER c o Fedor Box 3644 Patton, PA 16668 674-8023 ACTIVITIES: Football 11-12 MICHAEL PECENAK St. Mary St. Carrolltown, PA 15722 344-8986 ACTIVITIES: Football 10-11-12 Chess Club 12 Ski Club 11 - 12 Track 11 DIANE PELLAS Box 324 Hastings, PA 16646 247-8928 ACTIVITIES: Chorale 9 Color Guard 10 ROBIN PRICE 705 Third Ave. Patton, PA 16668 ACTIVITIES: DECAClub 11-12 Vo-Tech 11 - 12 JANICE QUIST RD 1, Box 121 Hastings, PA 16646 247-8372 ROGER REARICK RD 1 Carrolltown, PA 15722 344-8150 LAURIE REED 547 North Main St. Carrolltown, PA 15722 344-8866 ACTIVITIES: Library Aide 12 Prom Committee 11 Color Guard 10-11-12 Homecoming Queen 12 BOB REMATT Box 283 Carrolltown, PA 15722 344-8385 ACTIVITIES: Chess 10-11-12 ROTC 9 JULIE RIZZO RD 1, Box 51 Flinton, PA 674-5523 ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader 11-12 Homecoming 12 182 ALEX ROSMUS 125 N. Main St. Carrolltown, PA 15722 344-6353 ACTIVITIES: Wrestling 9-10-11-12 Chess Club 12 Plaid Talk 12 ROD RUSNAK PO Box 376 Coleman Street Hastings, PA 16646 247-8230 ACTIVITIES: Swim Team 10-11 Track Team 11-12 PAULA SAM MARCO 208 Brewer Ave. Patton, PA 16668 674-8125 ACTIVITIES: Cheerleading 9-10-11-12 Track 9 LANE SAVAGE Box 355 Miller St. Hastings, PA 16646 247-8692 ACTIVITIES: Ski Club RTOC KAREN SELBY Box 287 Bakerton, PA 15737 948-9350 ACTIVITIES: Color Guard 10-11 Co-captain 12 Track 10-11-12 Swim Team 9 Chess Club 12 PATTI SELESTOK Box 74 Harvey Street Hastings, PA 16646 247-8400 ACTIVITIES: Swim Team 9 -10 Chess Club 10 Concert Band 11 Band 11 - 12 Track 10 Prom Committee 11 VICA 12 PAULSEMELSBERGER 901 Beech Ave. Patton, PA 16668 674-8655 ACTIVITIES: Chess Club 9- 10-11-12 Wrestling 12 Glee Club 9 Track 9 PAT SHAFFER Box 167 St. Benedict, PA 15773 948-8049 ACTIVITIES: Football Baseball Wrestling JIM SHANK 313 W. Campbell St. Box 208 Carrolltown, PA 15722 344-8930 MARY LOU SHANK 313 W. Cambell St. Box 208 Carrolltown, PA 15722 344-8930 ACTIVITIES: DECA 11 - 12 BILL SHANK 313 W. Campbell St. Box 208 Carrolltown, PA 15722 344-8930 NEIL SHARBAUGH Box 329 Carrolltown, PA 15722 344-6567 NANCY SHERO Box 85 RD Carrolltown, PA 15722 344-8358 ACTIVITIES: Library Aide 12 ROTC9 - 10 Yearbook 12 SHARON SHERO Box 204 N. Main St. Carrolltown, PA 15722 344-8959 VICKI SHERO Box 204 N. Main St. Carrolltown, PA 15722 344-8959 ELMER SHILLING Mitchell St. PO Box 420 Hastings, PA 16646 247-8923 ACTIVITIES: Band 9- 10 -11-12 Concert Band 9 - 10 - 11 - 12 RAY SHINGLE Box 10 Chest Springs, PA 16624 674-8126 ACTIVITIES: Ski Club 12 MIKESKRODINSKY 107 Beech Ave. Patton, PA 16668 674-8872 ACTIVITIES: Chorale Glee Club PAULSMITHBOWER RD 1, Box 201 Ebensburg, PA 344-8835 KAREN SNYDER 224 Edgewood Drive Hastings, PA 16646 247-6230 ACTIVITIES: Prom Committee 11 PAT SNYDER RD 1, Box 207 Ebensburg, PA 344-8169 ACTIVITIES: ROTC9 - 10 - 11 NORMA SOBETSKY Box 185 N. Main Street Carrolltown, PA 15722 344-8696 ACTIVITIES: Chorus 9 Track 11 - 12 KEVIN STASKO RD 1, Box 153A Patton, PA 16668 674-8467 ACTIVITIES: Wrestling 9-10-11-12 Track 11 - 12 GARY STEPHENS Box 209 Hastings, PA 16646 247-8352 PAT STEVENS Benedict St. Carrolltown, PA 15722 344-6649 DENNY STOLTZ Box 86 Chest Springs, PA 16624 674-2274 JEAN STONEBERG Box 192 Beaver Street Hastings, PA 16646 247-8848 ACTIVITIES: Basketball 9-10-11-12 Chorale 9-11 Prom Committee 11 Library Aide 9 - 11 MIKESTRASSER 520 Magee Ave. Patton, PA 16668 674-5002 ACTIVITIES: Basketball 9-10 -11-12 Track 9 Glee Club 9- 10 -11-12 DEBBIE STRITTMATTER 217 Brewer Ave. Patton, PA 16668 674-8098 ACTIVITIES: Chorale 9- 10-11-12 Track 9 - 10 County Chorus 9 KEVIN STRITTMATTER RD 1, Box 13 Patton, PA 16668 674-8214 ACTIVITIES: Football 11-12 Ski Club 9 - 10 -11-12 Plaid Talk 11 - 12 Chess Club 10-11-12 Chorale 9-11 Glee Club 12 Play — Stage Crew 9 LORI STRITTMATTER RD 1, Box 48 Hastings, PA 16646 247-8148 ACTIVITIES: Track 10-11 Chess Club 11-12 Homecoming 12 TIM STUMPF RD 1, Box 128 Hastings, PA 16646 247-8535 ACTIVITIES: ROTC 10-11-12 Chess Club 9 -10 DENISE TAYLOR 314 Herriman Ave. Patton, PA 16668 674-8984 ACTIVITIES: Band 9 Majorette 10-11-12 Pep Band 10-11-12 Concert Band 9-10-11-12 CINDY THOMAS 300 Magee Ave. Patton, PA 16668 674-3766 ACTIVITIES: Chorale 9-10-11-12 Ski Club 9 - 10- 12 Track 9 Color Guard 12 Prom Committee 11 County Chorus 9 -12 District Chorus 12 EILEEN THOMAS RD 1, Box 113 Hastings, PA 16646 247-8324 ACTIVITIES: Chorus 9-10-11-12 Forensics 11-12 Prom Committee 11 Chess Club 12 Yearbook 12 HELEN THOMAS Box 1 3rd Ave. Hastings, PA 16646 247-8994 MARCIA THOMAS North Main Street Carrolltown, PA 15722 344-8248 ACTIVITIES: Color Guard 10 -11-12 Captain 12 PAT THOMAS Box 236 Harvey St. Hastings, PA 16646 184 247 8807 ACTIVITIES: Basketball 9 SUZANNE TINNICK 318 Herriman Ave. Patton, PA 16668 674-8006 ACTIVITIES: Basketball 9- 10 -11-12 Track 9- 10-11-12 Vice-President 10 Chess Club 12 JOHN TUREK 630 Donnelly Ave. Patton, PA 16668 674-8845 ACTIVITIES: ROTC 10-11 NANCY URBAIN 692 Donnelly St. Patton, PA 16668 674-8348 RON VENESKEY RD 1, Box 128A Carrolltown, PA 15722 344-6617 RUTH VENESKY RD 1, Box 206 Ebensburg, PA 15931 344-8834 THERESA VENESKY RD 1, Box 212 Ebensburg, PA 15931 344-8929 ACTIVITIES: Library Aide 11 BILLVESCOVI 306 6th Ave. Patton, PA 16668 674-8557 ACTIVITIES: Basketball 9- 10 -11-12 Chess Club 10 -11-12 CC President 12 AV Club 12 Lunch Coin Flipper 12 CLIFF WAKSMUNSKI Bos 237, Seventh Ave. Hastings, PA 16646 247-8317 ACTIVITIES: Football 9- 10 -11-12 Wrestling 9-10-11 Baseball 9- 10-11-12 Class Officer 9-10-11-12 Chess Club 12 Ski Club 12 GEORGE WARHOLIC RD 1, Box 52D Patton, PA 16668 674-8271 JOHNWASHINSKY Box 175 Elmora, PA 15737 948-9519 ACTIVITIES: Basketball 9 -10 Chess Club 10 -11-12 Computer Club 11-12 BARB WEAKLAND 330 South Main Street Carrolltown, PA 15722 344-8834 ACTIVITIES: Chorale BRYAN WEAKLAND RD Box 158A Patton, PA 16668 674-8668 ACTIVITIES: Football 9- 10-11 Basketball 11 Track 10-11 Ski Club 10 -11-12 JOAN WEAKLAND 159 Ponp St. Box 263 Carrolltown, PA 15722 344-6332 ACTIVITIES: Basketball 9 Chorale 9-11 ROTC9-10-11 Color Guard 11 KATARINWESTOVER Box 425 Carrolltown, PA 15722 344-8015 GLENN WESTRICK RD 1, Box 280 Patton, PA 16668 674-8601 ACTIVITIES: Chess Club 10-11 MARY WESTRICK Box 352 Hastings, PA 16646 247-6614 ACTIVITIES: Ski Club 12 PATRICK WESTRICK RD 1, Box 284 Patton, PA 16668 247-6284 KELLY WHOLAVER Box 136 St. Benedict, PA 15773 948-5992 ACTIVITIES: Chorale 9 - 10-11-12 Plaid Talk 11 Prom Committee 11 Chess Club 12 KAREN WILKINSON RD 1, Box 165A Patton, PA 16668 674-8725 ACTIVITIES: ROTC10-11-12 ROTC Drill Team 10 -11-12 185 DEBBIE YARKO 423 S. Church Street Carrolltown, PA 15722 344-6640 ACTIVITIES: School Play 9 Basketball 9 - 10 - 11 Track 10-11-12 Yearbook 11-12 Prom Committee 11 Information and addresses were unavailable for the following students: Bruce Baker Benno Bearer Eugene Bertram Bernard Bogus Theresa Cammarata Michael Cattoi Daniel Ceschini RickCharney Donald Contorchick Denise Coover David Dillon Arnold Farabaugh Ken Feighner William Fox Shirley Fink Holland Dale Hoover Russell Ivory Edward Julick PaulLechene Edward Maurer Victor Mihalow Michael Noel Thomas Schilling Brian Stumpf Donna Williams Blair Woodley James Yeager Kenneth Yeager Scott Yeckley iffifi 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. Dear Cambria Heights, all hail. 186