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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1979 volume:

1979 Highlander Cambria Heights Senior High School Patton, Pennsylvania 16668 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. i (We., tks (2tan of 1Q7Q, jixsisnt tks fot- toiviny fiictoxiat cottsction of msmoxisi of our isniox ysai- Ws xsatizs ttat tkszs may fas. 5.0ms. suenti tfiat axs not Lnctudsd, tut vjs do tofis tfiat tksxs Li at tea it one. tfiat ivitt txiny you a Cittte msmoxy urtsn you took tfixouyfi it. ttPxotatty in ysax 1 to come, ctotkiny and kaixitytsi uritt cfianys, tut ttat Lint Lmfioxtant; tks moit Lmfiox- tant tkiny Li ttat urs ti jsd tkxouyk ttat ysnsxation, and oux tiyt ictootysaxi vjsxs tks tsit ysaxi of oux tifs. So, in tks futuxs, wksnsvsx and ivkatsvsz you axs, ws tofzs ttat youx education at CamtxLa cdfeLykti tstjisd you to ackisvs youx yoat. bmiTre iacxuy pAllMSH Vo-Tech.............................................92 Sports 98 Activities.........................................118 Senior Will and Directory..........................146 Our Class Ring symbolizes the ring of friendship that all students share. Most buy their class ring during the sophomore year so that they can enjoy it for their remaining years in high school and for the rest of their lives. Even with the continued rising prices of class rings, stu- dents still buy them. Sometimes we wonder why. But when we have that ring and it is our very own, we know the answer. In future years, our class ring will remind us of the fun, laughter, and friendship we had at Cambria Heights Senior High School. 4 When Nora Zumovitch died on November 27, 1974, a terrible shock of grief swept through us all. Looking back now on Nora’s death, we still feel a twinge of sadness when we remember the joy and laughter that were so much a part of Nora. In her lifetime, Nora gave us the Gift of Friendship, a priceless gift that will never end. In Memory of. . . Nora Zumovitch THE GIFT OF FRIENDSHIP Friendship is a priceless gift that cannot be bought or sold, But its value is far greater than a mountain made of gold — For gold is cold and lifeless, it can neither see nor hear, And in the time of trouble it is powerless to cheer — It has no ears to listen, no heart to understand, It cannot bring you comfort or reach out a helping hand — So when you ask God for a GIFT, be thankful if HE sends Not diamonds, pearls or riches, but the love of real true friends 5 Helen Steiner Rice Faculty 6 7 Best of Luck From: Dr. Russell DeFrahn Superintendent of Schools During your studies about our country and society you may have become troubled and concerned. Society appears to have experienced a decline ot old fashioned standards of honesty and integrity. Our society will not survive without these basic ingredients. Our American system can only be threatened when the absence of honor destroys our confidence in one another. Your goal as individuals must be to practice the virtues our free society needs to flourish. Mr Donald Resko Senior High School Principal My sincere congratulations to the Class of 1979. For many of you this will mark the end of your formal elementary and secondary education. We sincerely hope that we have instilled attitudes of good citizen- ship and good work habits which will serve you in the future. A happy and prosperous future awaits those who diligently seek it. With a firm determination to suc- ceed, you cannot fail. Cambria Heights School Board Sitting: Left to Right: Mr. Ronald Marshall. Mrs Regina Klaswick. Dr. Edward Haluska, Mrs. Patricia Kelly. Standing: Left to Right: Mr Raphael Burkhart, Mr. Daniel Jones. Mr George Crowell Absent When Picture Was Taken: Mr Fred Owens. Mr. Raymond Westrick Curriculum Coordinator Dr. Philip Baldacchino School Board Secretary Mr Patrick Sheehan 9 Assistant Administrator Stephen Bakajza Administrative Assistant John Nevins SECRETARIES: Left to Right: Ms Gerry Batdorf. Ms. Patty Barnwell. Ms. Madeline Durbin. Ms. Patty Davis. Mr. Mike Babyak Para Professional Ms. Elaine Solomon Mr James Getz Ms Dorothy Gooderham Guidance Counselor Guidance Counselor Nurse 10 11 From the Learned Ladies of Cambria Heights Ms Dorothy Anna Ms. Miriam Bradley English II, III Physical Education Ms Caryl Bowman Chorale, Music Appreciation Ms Catherine Cannone Spanish I. II Ms Donna Depto English IV. The Curious Savage Ms Mary Gavaler St Type I, Cler Type II, Shorthand II, Per Type, Ex Shorthand Ms Sara Weymer English II 12 i I f Ms. Barbara Hudnall English II. Ill Ms Cathy Hmel Girls Track. Swim Team Coach. Health. Physical Education Ms. Karen Lambert Consumer Education. Ex Short.. Personal Type. Cler. Type I. Shorthand I. Cheerleader Advisor Ms. Donna Lucidi Home Economics Ms..Sandra Murphy Health, Phys. Ed.. Girls' Basketball and Girls' Track Coach Ms. Judith Pecenak General Math I. II. Algebra I Ms. Elizabeth Wasilko Librarian Ms. Deborah Yablinsky Home Economics 13 To the Dedicated Men of Cambria Heights Mr Dennis Anna Consumers Ed.. Typing I. II, III. IV Mr. Timothy Arnold English I Mr Paul Baran English IV. Junior Class Advisor. Yearbook Mr. John Bern Advanced Chem. III. Physics 2. Senior Class Advisor. Co-Athletic Director Mr. Daniel Bilko Chem I Mr William Brough General Science I Mr Felix Catalano Art I. II, III, IV Mr Mario Cicero POD. Economics. Audio Visuals Mr. William Crowell Visual Comm. Manufacturing and Construction. Power Tech, Magazine Sales Mr. Edwin Demi Earth and Space Physical Science. General Science Mr. Bruce Doughty Health and Physical Education. Track Coach Mr. James Duffy U.S. Cultures I Mr. John Elias Marching Band. Concert Band. Instrumental Music and Music Theory Mr. William Gormish English III. IV. Director of The Curious Savage Mr. Michael Grembi Biology 15 Mr Edward Gresko Trig . Sliderule, College Algebra. General Math II. Senior Class Advisor Mr Bernard Hricko Senior Shop. Tech Drawing. Visual Comm Mr Matthew Kollar U S. Cultures I Sgt Robert Konior Civil Aviation and Military Customs and Courtesies Mr. Alfred Lantzy Bookkeeping III, IV, Business Law III, IV Mr Fredrick Laurito Mr. Richard Learner Drivers Education Algebra I. Business Math I, General Math 16 Mr. Thomas Link U S. Cultures I, Track Coach Mr Bill Marshall World Cultures III. Athletic Director. Research Mr David Mehall Sec Office Practice, Cler Office Practice. Business Law and Skills Mr. Jerome Petrunyak General Math. Geometry Mr Harry Murphy Health and Physical Education Mr Cameron Pickens English I. II Mr. Edward Pion World Cultures III, Boy’s Basketball Coach Col. William Saunders ROTC. I. II. III. IV 17 Mr. William Schirf English III, Forensics and Baseball Coach Mr. William Shortencarrier Drivers Education, Head Football Coach Mr. Donald Sibert U.S. Cultures II Mr. Charles Solomon Biology Mr. John Tinnick Personal Business, Business Math, Asst. Boy's Basketball Coach 18 Mr. John Voytko French I. II, III, Journalism Mr. Raymond Wilkinson Shop Math, Algebra II Mr. Petrunyak where are you when I need you? Double Trouble! If they can take It, any one can! Mr. Bruce Fryckland Super Sub Do I still have five? If I can't get it, how will they? This is what happens when you cheat Do you get the point? 19 20 Library Discipline. Now watch while I demonstrate . Now where did I put it?! Joyce, do you know something we don t? I 0 A Hm. now what does bonjour mean? 21 Senior CHHS Senior students were asked in a survey taken by the Highlander Yearbook Staff to express their opin- ions on various subjects. Asked what their favorite actor, actress, TV show, male and female vocalist, song, singing group, album, book, movie, and car are, the Seniors gave us many varied answers. Out of these, we have chosen the Top Ten. Here are the results. . . TOPS ON T.V. PICKS OF THE FLICKS 1. Mork and Mindy 2. Saturday Night Live 3. M’A'S'H'’ 4. Different Strokes 5. Dukes of Hazzard 6. Beverly Hill Billies 7. Eight is Enough 8. White Shadow 9. Charlie's Angels 10.Soap 1. Animal House 2. Up in Smoke 3. Saturday Night Fever 4. The End 5. Rocky 6. Grease 7. Heaven Can Wait 8. Gone With the Wind 9. Smokey and the Bandit 10. The Other Side of the Mountain GLAMOROUS GALS GORGEOUS GUYS 1. Gilda Radner 2. Jaclyn Smith 3. Sally Fields 4. Cheryl Ladd 5. Suzanne Somer 6. Barbra Streisand 7. Valerie Bertinelli 8. Loni Anderson 9. Kate Jackson 10. Olivia Newton John 1. Clint Eastwood 2. Burt Reynolds 3. Erik Estrada 4. Robin Williams 5. John Belushi 6. Steve Martin 7. Not Ready for Prime Time Players 8. Sylvester Stallone 9. Robert Conrad 10. Robbie Benson CHHS BEST SELLERS 1. TheThornbirds 2. Amnityville Horror 3. The Lord of the Rings 4. The Promise 5. Coma 6. Omen 7. Lord of the Flies 8. Sunshine 9. Gone With the Wind 10. Eric 22 1. Olivia Newton John 2. Linda Ronstadt 3. Donna Summer 4. Grace Slick 5. Nancy Wilson 6. Barbra Streisand 7. Anne Murray 8. Stevie Nicks 9. Carly Simon 10. Helen Reddy Survey VIBRANT VOICES 1. Billy Joel 2. Bob Seger 3. Barry Manilow 4.Tedd Nugent 5. Neil Young 6. Rod Stewart 7. Peter Frampton 8. Bruce Springsteen 9. Roger McQuinn 10. Dan Hill DYNAMITE DISC’S 1. Free Bird 2. Stairway to Heaven 3. Do You Think I’m Sexy? 4. Double Vision 5. Don’t Look Back 6. Shattered 7. Paradise on the Dashboard 8. YMCA 9. Hot Child in the City 10. Sharing the Night Together ALL RIGHT ALBUMS 1. Stranger 2. Saturday Night Fever 3. One More for the Road 4. Double Vision 5. Some Girls 6. Night Moves 7. Comes a Time 8. Aerosmith Rocks 9. Barry Manilow — Live 10. E.L.O. New World Album GOLDEN GANGS CLASSY CARS 1. Bee Gee’s 1. Trans Am 2. Boston 2. Corvette 3. Led Zeppelin 3. Camaro 4. Aerosmith 4. Fire Bird 5. Village People 5. Mustang 6. Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band 6. Datsun 7. Foreigner 7. TR-7 8. Steve Miller Band 8. Nova 9. Bread 9. Thunderbird 10. Fleetwood Mac 10. Rabbit 23 Super AM VO-TECH: Rich, Ron, Ed. Joy, Debbie. Gert. Don, Terry. Tim. 1st Row: Bobbi, Christine, Rose, Marilyn, Diana, Laura. Marty, Mary Ann, Scott, Patti, Mary Jo. Brenda, Val 2nd Row: Patty, Jo Anne, Barb, John, Pat. Dave, Robbie. Bob. Dave, Sue, Sandy. 3rd Row: Donna. Jean. Crystal, Pam, Janet, Bernie. Pete, Greg, Paul, Dan. Mark 4th Row: Jim. Tom. Dickie, Fred, Jeff, Lance, Rodney. Steve, Eric 5th Row: Chris, Liz. Barb, Arlene. Joe. Joe. Buster, Alex. Joe 6th Row: Dianne. Jo, Linda. Paul. Jim. Betty, Steve. Leo, Wayne 7th Row: Steve, Ron. Greg. Bob, Howard. Chuck. Michele, Patty. Curly, Chris, Robin 8th Row: Sharon, Mark, Tom, Dave, Dan, Ron, Mitch. Gerry, Bob. Larry 9th Row: Rose, Jane, Carmella, Jocelyn, Debbie. MaryLou. Chitter, Dan, Richie, Jody. Jim, Dennis 10th Row: Donna, Sharon. Chris, Ed. Gary, Bill. Dan. Larry. 24 AM VO-TECH: Randy. Tom. Mark. Joe. Theresa. Jane. Dave. Jim. Martin. 1st Row: Monica. Ida. Cheryl. Debbie. Theresa. Ryan. Tim. Bob. Sue. Janine. Carol. Michele 2nd Row: Nancy. Emma. Maryanne, Kathy. Becky. Kathy. Callie. Dianna. Carol. Marian. Diane. Lauren 3rd Row: Lisa. Pauline. Annette. Karen. Kathy. Barb. Audrey. Marlene. Cindy. Sally. Tina. Kim. 4th Row: Debbie. Fran. Brenda. Michele. Nancy. Kim. Lisa. Arlene 5th Row: Bill. Darlene. Donna. Mary Ann. Jayne. Sandy. Jilinda. Rhonda. Barb. Joyce. Linda. Bob 6th Row: Don. Diane. Carolyn. Jean. Barb. Aimee. Candy. Lisa. Marlene. Brian. Dean. Brian 7th Row: John Henry. Marsha. Sherry. Tama. Agnes. Betty. Karen. Ken. Dale 8th Row: Gary. Karen. Jean. Frannie. Derek. Greg. Jerry. Jeff. Steve. John. Ken. Ken 9th Row: Rusty. Jeff. Jim. Tom. Steve. Barry. Glenn. Randy. Earl. 10th Row: Ray. Dave. Mark. Mike, Tim. Bob. Greg. Craig 25 JOE ANNA Schliff AMBITION: To be a mechanic FAVORITE POSSESSION: My 308 and my chainsaw FAVORITE SAYING: Shut up!” LIKES: Hunting, fishing, missing school, and chewing snuff. DISLIKES: English JANINE BAKER AMBITION: To be a success. FAVORITE SAYING: Don’t you ever do that again o.K . Buddy9 FAVORITE POSSESSION Grandmother's rings LIKES: Friends, long weekends, peanut butter and eating at McDonald's DISLIKES Being bored GREGORY W. AULT Whitey” AMBITION: To be a success, and make a lot of money in a worthwhile occupation. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Coin collection and my broken- down Honda. FAVORITE SAYING: Hey! No big deal! LIKES: Motorcycling, snowmobiling. swimming and Tech Drawing Classes. DISLIKES: Warm beer and waking up in the morning. JOHN J. BAKER John AMBITION: To hear Dave Commons say the Pledge without stuttering and to see Fast Ed gain unthinkable heights in football. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Pumper FAVORITE SAYING: Greg. you psychotic Rapist! LIKES: Skipping last 2 mods with Gallagher and Col. Saunders DISLIKES: Any kind of Math. WAYNE ADAMS Smell Bert AMBITION: Strip Miner FAVORITE POSSESSION: Driver’s License FAVORITE SAYING: Who's driving to Vo-Tech? LIKES: Kiki. Ford Trucks. Miller’s Beer DISLIKES: Plymouth Cars. School, and Riding the Vo- Tech Bus GREGORY ANNA Anna AMBITION: To get a good job. get my PLCB Card, and most of all. to always have a good time FAVORITE POSSESSIONS: My albums, mugs, and tennis racket. FAVORITE SAYING: Take it easy, (or any way you can get it. ) LIKES: Friends, parties, concerts, sports and weekends. DISLIKES: Snobs, boredom, disco. PETER PAUL BABYAK Pete AMBITION . To get all I want out of life and more. FAVORITE POSSESSION. My car FAVORITE SAYING: No Way! LIKES, cars, football and taking out girls. DISLIKES: Getting up in the morning, stuck up people, boring weekends GLENN BAKER Bake AMBITION: To keep away from the rubber room. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Friends LIKES: Saturday nights. Nittany football, parties at the cabin. P.V.I. DISLIKES: Snow and not getting enough sleep 26 TOM BENDER Butch AMBITION: To make a million. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Pick-up truck. FAVORITE SAVING: Ya know?” LIKES: Ford pick-ups and hunting. DISLIKES: School and GMC pick-ups. JILINDA BERRINGER Jilinda” AMBITION: To do my best in life. FAVORITE POSSESSION: My Baton. FAVORITE SAYING: Kids.” LIKES: Friends, smiling people, my family, football season. DISLIKES: Rain, getting up early, people who don't care, cold hands. GREG BASSETT B. R.” AMBITION: To go in the coal mines. LIKES: Fridays. 3:15, girls. DISLIKES: Art class, school ROBERT BEAM Berto” AMBITION To see Chitter with long hair FAVORITE POSSESSION: My driver’s license FAVORITE SAYING: A test? What test™” LIKES: Baseball, football. hunting, fishing. 3:15 DISLIKES: When it's 3:15 and the bell didn’t ring yet SHERRY ANN BECKER Sher” AMBITION: To be happy wherever life takes me. FAVORITE POSSESSION: My hope chest from Buddy LIKES: My extra special someone, pizza, weekends, friends. DISLIKES: Snobbish people, being cold, my Trig book, waiting. GERALD T. BEARER Jeb” AMBITION: To cross the Pacific by balloon. FAVORITE SAYING: Be serious.” LIKES: Sports. Pizza and togas DISLIKES: Snow, Trig and getting sea sick. MARY ANN BEARER Mare AMBITION: To go to college FAVORITE POSSESSION: My close friends and memories. FAVORITE SAYING: Ah. come on.” LIKES: Basketball, weekends, friends. DISLIKES: Losing to Laurel Valley, moody people, being bored, having Carolyn for a lab partner. STEPHEN M BENDER Reese” AMBITION: To have more money than Howard Hughes had and to spend a week with the Raiderettes FAVORITE POSSESSION Money, when I have it to spend, and my dart board LIKES: Watching cheerleaders inaction DISLIKES: Typing class and rainy days 27 CAROL BERZONSKY “Carol” AMBITION: Go to school, travel, and enjoy it all. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Memories and my family. FAVORITE SAYING: Just don't do that again! LIKES: Eating, music, a hot cup of soup, and my weekend excursions to ToonaTown . DISLIKES: Being cold, hectic schedules, when Janine eats peanut butter cups. RYAN BILLS Burrhead AMBITION: To win the Cy Young, and pitch for the St. Louis Cardinals. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Hair pick, car FAVORITE SAYING: That’s Intriguing. LIKES: Girls, fast cars, all sports except wrestling, fishing. DISLIKES: Cold, having no car. sprained ankles, and old people who think they know it all MARSHA BOGUS Marsha AMBITION Secretary, and to get Darlene to go on a diet by tomorrow FAVORITE POSSESSION: Friends, memories. LIKES: Snowdays, skiing. summer vacation. DISLIKES: Band. rain, waiting, diets, being cold BRIAN BOBAL AMBITION: To make four years of college FAVORITE POSSESSION: Dorky the Dumb Dolphin, my pebeaffia FAVORITE SAYING: I'm totally serious. LIKES: Sports, running, and my freedom. DISLIKES: Warm beer. JOY BICKFORD Joy AMBITION: To make a million, buy a new Camaro. and travel around the country. FAVORITE POSSESSION: My diploma, hope chest and television. FAVORITE SAYING: You're dreamin LIKES. Sunsets, hiking in the woods, and the beach. DISLIKES: POD class. Vo- Tech buses with no heat, and snobs. JOSEPH R. BOBBY Beeg” AMBITION: To be the best at my job FAVORITE POSSESSION: My rods and guns. LIKES: Fishing and hunting. DISLIKES: Algebra. LISA BLUM Lisa AMBITION: To be very happy and successful, and to get Darlene on her diet by tomorrow. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Family and friends FAVORITE SAYING: Sure, tell me about it.” LIKES: Vacations. New York, the beach, and having money. DISLIKES: 6:30 school mornings. Gym. snobby people, being cold. MONICA BOGUS Monica” LIKES: Pizza, parties, and the gang from the C. C. DISLIKES: Cold. Monday mornings, and snobby people 28 ROBERT D. BOSAR Bos AMBITION: To cross the ocean in a kayak. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Section One membership card. FAVORITE SAYING: Come, young aroo! LIKES: Sports. Road trips, beating NC by 9. DISLIKES: Forest Hills. BC. SANDRA BUCK Sandy AMBITION: To make the best out of my life. FAVORITE POSSESSION: My ring and memories FAVORITE SAYING: It doesn't matter. LIKES: Being with Tom, snowy days, and weekends. DISLIKES: Mondays and snobby people. AUDREY BURGOON Aud AMBITION: Legal Assistant and to be happy and successful all my life FAVORITE POSSESSION: Family, friends and memories. FAVORITE SAYING: Oh. is that all. LIKES: Long Sunday afternoons, good music and books. Bar-B-Q spare ribs. DISLIKES: Being cold all the time, the word younse , people who always wear white socks, olives and fish. SUSAN BUCK Sue” AMBITION: To go to college and to enjoy life FAVORITE POSSESSION: Memories. LIKES: Being with friends and having a good time. DISLIKES: Cafeteria food, rainy days, and POD class. CAROLYN CALDWELL Cod AMBITION: To toss-up my graduation cap. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Memories. FAVORITE SAYING: Just don’t do that again. O.K.? LIKES: The Steelers. Barb’s crazy laugh. Saturday Night Live, and Boston concerts DISLIKES: Being the last person to catch a joke, standing for the short period of silence. forgetting my cheerleading tights for games, and Mary Ann's technique in lab GREGORY CANTALOPE Greg” AMBITION. To be a mason and be rich. FAVORITE SAYING: Catch ya later. LIKES: Skiing, motorcycles, and good looking girls. DISLIKES: Stuck-up girls and hangovers. KAREN BUCK Karen AMBITION: Medical assistant; to get Darlene to go on her diet tomorrow' FAVORITE POSSESSION: Memories, friends, family, and my stereo LIKES: Good friends, good music and a good laugh. DISLIKES: Monday mornings, very hot weather, and Office Practice. BOB BURLEY Burley AMBITION: To get a well- paying job and to live life to the fullest. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Sharon's picture and my car keys. FAVORITE SAYING: Excuuusse! Meee! LIKES: Friday nights. weekends, and drag racing DISLIKES: School. Monday mornings, cars that won't start, and stuck-up people. 1 EARL W. CARETTI Bud AMBITION: Truck driver. FAVORITE POSSESSION: My Blazer and my Great Dane. FAVORITE SAYING: Big deal! LIKES: Pizza, snowmobiles, fishing, and a certain blonde. DISLIKES: TT. swimming, Christmas shopping, and snobby people AMBITION: To graduate and to always be happy. FAVORITE POSSESSION: My family, friends, and a very special someone. FAVORITE SAYING: That’s alright, you'll get yours!” LIKES: Weekends, Mitch’s parties, and beinq with Fudd. DISLIKES: Being tickled, school, and boring Shorthand classes. JIM CANTALOPE Swifty AMBITION: To give what I want. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Money. LIKES: Going to parties. STEVE CARACCIOLO Crunch” AMBITION: To get out of here, make a lot of money, and have a family. FAVORITE POSSESSION: My car and friends. FAVORITE SAYING: ’’Let’s Go.” LIKES. Trapping, camping, having parties, good- looking girls. DISLIKES: Stuck-up people and those who think they know it all. JOE CATTOI Joe AMBITION: To make money and have a fun time. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Money. LIKES: Fridays, sports DISLIKES: Monday mornings, English. SUSAN CAVALLO Sue” AMBITION: To live a happy life. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Litz. LIKES: Long,parties, ice cream, Janine's nose, waving at Dianna Gobris across the commons. DISLIKES: Boring people, waking up on cold days, English. A PAMELA MARY CARL Pam” AMBITION: To get a job and be happy and successful; to get the most out of life. FAVORITE POSSESSION: My lindy star ring, family, friends, and old memories. FAVORITE SAYING: What’s going on?” LIKES: Vo-Tech, band trips, parties, and English class. DISLIKES: Boring weekends, stuck-up people, getting yelled at in the library, and long, cold, wet band practices. MARYANNE CHVERCHKO Chverchko” AMBITION: To have D.V.M. follow my name FAVORITE POSSESSION: My horse. FAVORITE SAYING: You’re so ignorant.” LIKES: Snow, cranberry sauce, a good argument, and bothering people in study halls. DISLIKES: Steelers. swimming, homework, yams. 30 ERIC WAYNE COLBERG Colberg AMBITION: To be a millionaire. FAVORITE POSSESSION: My car and stereo. FAVORITE SAYING: Let's party! LIKES: Girls, sports, guns, cars, parties. DISLIKES: School, stuck-up girls, snow, and TT. EMMA MAE CROWELL Emma Lou, Runtie Em AMBITION: High school teacher and to succeed in whatever I attempt. FAVORITE POSSESSION: My license, band memories. LIKES: Winning State Championship 3 years in a row, swimming, Steelers, Saturday Night Live. DISLIKES: High society, being laughed at, bad moods, — rainy, cold practices. CAROL COOK Carol AMBITION: To be a success in a profession FAVORITE POSSESSION: My keys and Dad's Chevy. FAVORITE SAYING: Whip- ding” LIKES: Beer, pizza, parties, trucks, bananas. DISLIKES: Getting up early, snobbish people, being fat. RONALD DAVIS Chitter” AMBITION: To succeed in whatever I do. FAVORITE POSSESSION: My 243 rifle. FAVORITE SAYING: Look alive, the undertaker's coming! LIKES: Hunting, trapping, Ford trucks and John Deere tractors. DISLIKES: Taking Trig, Physics, and English tests all in one day. DANIEL CORDELL Cork AMBITION: To get Bosar sober. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Rabbit's foot. FAVORITE SAYING: Say what? LIKES: Cold beer, Pizza, Girls, and Fridays DISLIKES: Getting up early, losing weight, BC, CC, and FH. RON DEPTO Japslayer AMBITION: To graduate and get a good job. FAVORITE POSSESSION: My '78 Nova FAVORITE SAYING: Take it easy. LIKES: Football, hunting, fishing, trapping. DISLIKES: Stuck-up girls and showoffs. DAVID COMMONS Bunzi AMBITION: To be an American playboy. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Athletic supporter FAVORITE SAYING: Wo! LIKES: Football, girls, sleeping DISLIKES: Bears. MARK A. CUNNINGHAM Snoid” AMBITION: To be a rich welder or strip miner. FAVORITE POSSESSION: My YZ FAVORITE SAYING: I guess.” LIKES: Skiing, drinking, girls, parties. DISLIKES: Tests, homework, being depressed. 31 DEAN DIETRICH Chico AMBITION To get my diploma LIKES: Girls, guns, parties. Miller's DISLIKES: Physics, dry parties, deficiency reports CRYSTAL DINDIOS Chris AMBITION: To graduate and get a job. FAVORITE POSSESSION Snowmobile, beer mug. and roach clip. FAVORITE SAYING: Wanna catch a Buzz? LIKES: Parties. Benedict people, sittin at the Co. Center. DISLIKES: School DONNA DOMALIK Ducky AMBITION: Registered Nurse FAVORITE POSSESSION Friends and happy memories FAVORITE SAYING: Isn't that a sin?” LIKES: Swimming. The Newlywed Game, the shore, and Michael Landon DISLIKES: Toast crumbs in the butter, ironing. Monday diets, and firewhistles JAMES DUMAN Snake AMBITION: To be a coal miner FAVORITE POSSESSION My car and camera FAVORITE SAYING: You ‘roll!” LIKES: Playing guitar, riding motorbikes DISLIKES: PA potholes, and school KATHLEEN MARIE DONAHUE Kathy AMBITION: To be a race car driver, and to reach mine and Michele's 9 disasters' FAVORITE POSSESSIONS: Weekends, summer of 78. albums, and my car. LIKES: CAREFREE bubble gum. St. Lawrence Hill, Riunite. and Bob Seger DISLIKES: Being without music, cotton mouth, and “nosey people BARBARA DOUGHTY Barb” AMBITION To always be happy FAVORITE POSSESSION: My RANDY J. DUBETSKY Randy’ AMBITION: To go to Hawaii FAVORITE POSSESSION My stereo and TV. FAVORITE SAYING: bracelet from a certain guy. memories. FAVORITE SAYING: Shut up.” “Where’s Spike? LIKES: Sports, parties at the cabin, good concerts. DISLIKES: Cold weather. CB's, Disco t BRENDA DUNLAP Brenda” AMBITION: Air Line hostess FAVORITE POSSESSION: My friends and memories. FAVORITE SAYING: Well excuuuse Meee!” LIKES: School vacations and snowdays. DISLIKES: Trying to get in and out of the lav 32 BARBARA FARABAUGH ••Barb” AMBITION: To succeed in life FAVORITE POSSESSION: My class ring FAVORITE SAYING You’re kidding.” LIKES: Parties, pizza, horse back riding and bike riding. DISLIKES: Monday mornings, homework, rainy days, stuck-up people. JOHN FERRETTI Ferdi” AMBITION: To join the Mafia FAVORITE POSSESSION: My CH milk mug FAVORITE SAYING: Ah. what the He___ LIKES: Beer, adventure, and having a good time DISLIKES: My car. getting caught, and wrecking JOSEPH FIASCO Jody AMBITION: To succeed and to find out if S. C. made up that letter before the NC game. FAVORITE POSSESSION: My T-shirt collection. FAVORITE SAYING: Oh. I forgot LIKES: Eating, sleeping, sports, girls and the Marx Brothers' movies. DISLIKES: FH. BC. losing points for being late in Trig, and dentist drills. DIANA FIRMENT •'Skeeter” AMBITION: To get married and to make Don happy FAVORITE POSSESSION: Don. Love, and memories FAVORITE SAYING: Do you want something9 LIKES: Being with Don. friends, parties, and having a good time all the time DISLIKES: Being tickled, stuck- up people, getting up for school, and English class. TIM FEDOR T.J. AMBITION: To own my own coal company: T. J. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Bronco FAVORITE SAYING: You'll get over it.” LIKES: Pizza, beer, girls, and summer days. DISLIKES: Stuck-up people and hand overs. KATHRYN MARIE FISANICK Kathy AMBITION: College, and to be the best person I can be FAVORITE POSSESSION: My cats FAVORITE SAYING: You’re so immature! LIKES: Adding Marie to people’s names, sunshine, the city, and books. DISLIKES: Rude people, school food, the way people pronounce my last name, and being depressed STEPHEN FISANICK III Fish, Hunter AMBITION: Mining engineer or electrician; to have fun. FAVORITE POSSESSION: M C.. my Yamaha 250, football memories, life. FAVORITE SAYING: I don’t know! LIKES: Green eyes, football and all types of sports, hunting and dirtbikin’. DISLIKES: Kawasaki’s, certain types of people, typing, and having no snow TIMOTHY FISHER Tim SANDRA FORD “Sandy” AMBITION: To be happy in life. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Car keys. FAVORITE SAYING: This just better be worth it!” LIKES: Corvettes, friends, family, skiing, summer. DISLIKES: Making mistakes, getting up early, fools. CHRISTINE L. GERLESKY “Chris AMBITION: X-Ray Technician FAVORITE POSSESSION: Friends FAVORITE SAYING: “Hey buddy LIKES: Hot summer days, blue jeans, vacations, and good music. DISLIKES: Cold weather. AM radios, and cats. GREGORY W. GALLAGHER Gallagher AMBITION: To become a Mobile Intensive Care PsramaHir FAVORITE POSSESSION: First Aid kit. FAVORITE SAYING: John. you psychotic rapist! LIKES: Skipping last four mods with Baker, and Col. Saunders. DISLIKES: TT RICHARD GAUL R-Rabbit AMBITION: To live to be 103, and then come back to do it again. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Monty Python’s Holy Grail. FAVORITE SAYING: You shoulda seen, I couldn’t believe it!” LIKES: Julie, sports, sleep. and the mav DISLIKES: FH. BC. Cold showers, losing. PAUL FOX Tank AMBITION: To move out of the house and live how I want. FAVORITE POSSESSION: My friends, graduation parties. FAVORITE SAYING: Let's go to Hawaii!” LIKES: Benedict people. DISLIKES: Yelling at my Mom and school. AIMEE SUE GARAY Aim” AMBITION: To achieve my dreams of success, and to always have my BEST friend. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Memories of good times, and a special necklace. FAVORITE SAYING: If you’d do things right the first time, you wouldn’t have these problems.” LIKES: Good quality. Band. Mr. Elias, and the people who respect him. DISLIKES: IMPATIENT people, being rushed, and disappointments. DAN GAUNTNER Dan” AMBITION: To make the best of life for myself that I can. FAVORITE POSSESSION: My motorcycle and guns. FAVORITE SAYING: Son- of-a-gun.” LIKES: Trap shooting. skating, and volleyball DISLIKES: People who don’t have the nerve to say what they really mean when something is eating at them. X JEFFREY T. GILL Gila AMBITION: Go to college for Mining Engineering, and to make a million. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Money FAVORITE SAYING: What homework? LIKES: The opposite sex. and cars. DISLIKES: Certain people, boring classes. 34 DIANNA GOBRIS “Dianna Gobris AMBITION: To get the most out of life. FAVORITE POSSESSION: My friends FAVORITE SAYING: “You’re making me nauseous!” LIKES: Southern Comfort and waving at S. C. and J. B across the commons DISLIKES: Journalism, rain, and Monday mornings. PATTY GROVE “Patty AMBITION: To enjoy everything I do and everyone I meet FAVORITE POSSESSION: My senior year and certain people FAVORITE SAYING: Sure, why not; what do we have to lose?” LIKES: Sunsets, warm starry nights, and a certain someone DISLIKES: Boring classes, stuck-up people, being alone, and being cold. ELIZABETH HALUSKA “Liz AMBITION: To go back to Virginia and eventually, to get a degree in social work. FAVORITE POSSESSION: All my albums. FAVORITE SAYING: “Oh Geeez! LIKES: Listening to and making music, having a good time, and precious memories DISLIKES: Getting out of bed; homework. LAUREN GOBERT “Lauren AMBITION: To make a million and just have a really good time. FAVORITE POSSESSION: My friends and my life. FAVORITE SAYING: “Let’s catch a buzz.” LIKES: Partying, Friday nights, Flippin’ out with Janet. DISLIKES: Monday mornings, being burnt out, and certain people. DAVE GUNTHER Ginner” AMBITION: To succeed in life FAVORITE POSSESSION: “milkmug and license FAVORITE SAYING: “It’s not my responsibility!” LIKES: Girls, softball, good music, and people with a good sense of humor. DISLIKES: Trig, the bus ride, and Mondays. MARTIN EUGENE HARBAUGH Har ball FAVORITE POSSESSION: Car LIKES: Music, Vo-Tech, and old Chevies. DISLIKES: Stuck-up people, Phys. Ed., and onions. DIANNE GRAY Dianne” AMBITION: To be happy and successful in whatever I do. FAVORITE POSSESSION: My stereo and albums FAVORITE SAYING: Can I have a haul of your cigarette? LIKES: Friends and partying DISLIKES: English, Office Equipment. Typing, and getting up at six in the morning. JANET GRAY Nutsy” AMBITION: To be here, there, and everywhere. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Family, friends, my dog. and my bike. FAVORITE SAYING: The buzz is on. LIKES: Parties, getting crazy, and flipping out with Lauren. DISLIKES: The dreaded Monday mornings, being burnt out. and snobs. 35 MARK E. HENRY ••Mark AMBITION: To make a million. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Chevelle FAVORITE SAYING: Nice- Guy LIKES: Skiing, cars, snowmobiles. DISLIKES: Economics, and the Vo-Tech bus. JAMES ALLEN HOLLAND Skin Jim” AMBITION: Armed Forces FAVORITE POSSESSION: Stereo. FAVORITE SAYING: Gee Wizz!” LIKES: Drinking and good looking girls. DISLIKES: School and stuck- up people. PAULINE HOLTZ Polly” AMBITION: To get a good job. then later to become a veterinarian. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Class ring, my horse, and my dog FAVORITE SAYING: All right!!!” LIKES Good music, my friends, hunting, and weekends. DISLIKES: Stuck-up people, Monday mornings RON HOOVER Farmer” AMBITION To get a good college education, and to be successful at whatever I attempt. FAVORITE POSSESSION: My 750 Enduro. FAVORITE SAYING: What are you trying to prove?” LIKES: Parties, football, dirt bikes, snowmobiles, heavy snows, and skiing. DISLIKES: Essay tests, pop quizzes, dull parties, stuck- up people MARIAN T. HOOVER Pooder” AMBITION: To be an airline stewardess FAVORITE POSSESSION My Dad’s car FAVORITE SAYING: ”Ya punk1 Right here!” LIKES: All sports, good jokes. California sunshine, and meeting new people DISLIKES: Working on weekends, nontippers, and alarm clocks GERALD HOOVER Hoov” AMBITION: To live in paradise FAVORITE POSSESSION: Letters from my admirers FAVORITE SAYING: If music be the food of love, play on.” LIKES: Sports, summertime. and foxes DISLIKES: English, boring days, and saying good- bye”. JOSEPH HRUBOCHAK Chicken Joe AMBITION: To make a lot of money. FAVORITE POSSESSION: My 1969 Chevy Impala. FAVORITE SAYING: Don’t you tell me! LIKES: Copenhagen, and hunting — especially for turkey DISLIKES: Ford trucks NANCY HOOVER Nancy” AMBITION: To succeed in whatever I do, and to be happy. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Class Ring. FAVORITE SAYING: Ooh, gross!” LIKES: Driving, weekends, vacations, and friends DISLIKES: Getting up in the morning, and stuck-up people 36 PATRICK J. ILLIG “Piglet” AMBITION Electrical Engineer FAVORITE POSSESSION: My car LIKES: Hunting, summer days. Col Saunders' ROTC class DISLIKES: Study halls. English Class RONALD INZANA “Italy” AMBITION: To get Westrick sober. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Red Man FAVORITE SAYING: “Italy baby1 LIKES: Girls, sports, and fun DISLIKES Monday mornings LISA IVORY Lisa AMBITION Dental assistant FAVORITE POSSESSION: Friends and memories FAVORITE SAYING: LIKES: Weekends and parties DISLIKES: Getting out of bed in the morning DON INZANA “Dee FAVORITE POSSESSION: Famous French men FAVORITE SAYING: “Italy. Italy. Italy, baby.” LIKES: Skoal, all sports. Italian foods, and weekends DISLIKES: Homework, and losing weight GARY L. JEWETT Gary AMBITION To become a band director like Mr Elias, and to marry Lori. FAVORITE POSSESSION My roller skates and Lori FAVORITE SAYING I don't want to hear it!” LIKES: Parties, skiing, and bikes DISLIKES: Teachers CHRISTINE KEEFE “Teenie” AMBITION To get out of this school and live it up FAVORITE POSSESSION: My life and the way I want to LARRY KASCHAK run it. • Larry FAVORITE SAYING: Mother Bear LIKES: Skiing, parties, and homeroom with Rodney DISLIKES: Snobbish people, rainy days, boring weekends STEVE KARAL Hook AMBITION To be a rich oil baron in Texas FAVORITE POSSESSION Headphones and my charisma FAVORITE SAYING Turn up the Jams LIKES: Firefighting. WDVE. Hunting, and sports DISLIKES: Not getting enough sleep. Notre Dame 37 FRANCES T. KEITH “Fran” AMBITION: Work with disabled children; marriage FAVORITE POSSESSION: My diamond, friends and life FAVORITE SAYING: “What? Huh?” LIKES: Making Ed happy, homemade ice cream, my Puppy, and movies DISLIKES: Fighting with Ed, Monday mornings, boring classes, and days without Ed. STEVE KELLY KATHY KEPHART “Kathy AMBITION: To be successful and to get Debbie and Becky married off. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Friends and stereo FAVORITE SAYING: “Who cares9 LIKES: Friends and parties DISLIKES School, stuck-up people CHRIS KIBLER Scob AMBITION: To go to college and to be successful in life. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Family and friends. FAVORITE SAYING: “Hey. what’s happenin'. . . That’s crazy1” LIKES: Sports, parties at the cabin, good music, and Notre Dame DISLIKES: Rainy days, boredom, FH, and BC KIM KIMACK “Kim” AMBITION: To get Darlene on her diet by tomorrow! FAVORITE POSSESSION: Memories. FAVORITE SAYING: Well excuse me for livin’, Debbie Kurtz!!! LIKES: Vans, parties in State College, good friends, and Virginia Beach. DISLIKES: Nose jokes, curly hair, and liars. MARLENE KIRK Kirk” AMBITION: To be a success in life. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Family and friends. FAVORITE SAYING: How do I do this? LIKES Music, ice skating, and memories. DISLIKES: Studying for tests. BARBARA JEAN KIBLER Barb” AMBITION: To be happy and to make Darlene start her diet by tomorrow. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Friends and memories of the good times. FAVORITE SAYING: “It’s freezing in here! LIKES: Summer, the State Park. French horns, a good song, and band trips with Joyce DISLIKES: Being cold, black eyes, and hard rock-music. ROBERT KLINE Bob” AMBITION: To get a good job and to make a million FAVORITE POSSESSION: The keys to my Honda. LIKES: Motorcycles, hunting, fishing, and the Dallas Cowboys DISLIKES: Monday mornings and the Pittsburgh Steelers 38 RODNEY J. KLINE Twiggy” AMBITION: Engineer FAVORITE POSSESSION My car and senior license FAVORITE SAYING: It’s easy to lose weight.” LIKES: My girl and the great times we have together DISLIKES: Cold weather and swimming in Phys. Ed. ROBERTA KOHAN “Bobbi” AMBITION To be a medical secretary FAVORITE SAYING: Holy Bite'” LIKES: Swimming, winter, hanging out at the C.C., Benedict parties, and cherry suckers DISLIKES: Boring times, hard swimming practices, and being jagged all the time. ED KOLLAR Ed” AMBITION To make lots of money FAVORITE POSSESSION: My knife and guns. FAVORITE SAYING: Ya igit!” LIKES: Shapely bodies, beer, and food J DISLIKES: School and cats KENNETH A. KOPERA Ken AMBITION: To have a lot in life FAVORITE POSSESSION: Class ring. FAVORITE SAYING. Well. don’t tell me!” LIKES: Debbie, David, and Michael. DISLIKES: School RICHARD KOPERA “Rick AMBITION: To get out of PA. and make the best of myself. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Family, friends, and memories. FAVORITE SAYING: Wanna catch a buzz? LIKES: Summer, the beach, good music, and partying. DISLIKES: Conceited and unfriendly people, hangovers, and wreckless drivers. DEBBIE KOPERA “rtehhip” AMBITION: To be a beautician FAVORITE POSSESSION: Family, friends, and my driver’s license FAVORITE SAYING: Blabba1 LIKES: Parties, shootin’ pool. the Fence, and concerts. DISLIKES: School, disco, winter, POD class, and boring weekends. DEBORAH KURTZ Debbie” AMBITION: To be successful in everything I set out to do. and to get Darlene on her diet by tomorrow. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Memories LIKES: Friends, ice cream, sports, and summer vacations DISLIKES: Snobby people, homework, and rainy days MARY LOU KOPERA Mary Lou FAVORITE POSSESSION: Memories of some very special people. AMBITION: To get a good job and live life to the fullest FAVORITE SAYING: Really???” LIKES: Weekends, snow, sleeping in. and macaroni salad DISLIKES: English, Monday mornings, and cold classrooms 39 LINDA KUTCHMAN Linda AMBITION: To marry a very special person. LIKES: Richard DISLIKES: School JOSEPHINE KUZAR Jo” AMBITION: To own a greenhouse and to have fun. FAVORITE POSSESSION: My van. FAVORITE SAYING: Oh well, that's life! LIKES: Pizza, good friends, and family. DISLIKES: Getting up early, two-faced people, deep water, and the word if . CALLIE LAMONT Callie FAVORITE POSSESSION: My friends and family. FAVORITE SAYING: You're crazy! LIKES: Keg parties, being with Yip. sleeping in. and Miller beer DISLIKES: Getting up for school, tests, people who think they’re too good for others, and school lunches. FRANNIE LANSBERRY Frank AMBITION: To have my very own castle! FAVORITE POSSESSION: Friends and family FAVORITE SAYING: I got goose-bumps on my knees! LIKES: Dreaming, clowns. castles, and living DISLIKES: Confusion and loneliness. JAYNE PAULA LAMPENFELD Jayne AMBITION Doctor FAVORITE POSSESSION: My satin blanket. FAVORITE SAYING: Just don't do that again. LIKES: Enjoying the night life, Burt Reynolds. M A S H . football and men. DISLIKES: Confusion, waiting, loneliness. DIANA LAMONT Dee AMBITION: To graduate and get a job FAVORITE POSSESSION: Fun times and memories FAVORITE SAYING: That’s life! LIKES: Parties, being with someone special, and rock music. DISLIKES: English class. ROTC. and dull parties. JAMES A. LANE Jim AMBITION: To travel and make life enjoyable. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Good times and friends. LIKES: Rock music, concerts, parties, and pizza. DISLIKES: Stuck-up people. TINA LEGROS Floppsy AMBITION: To get married and be happy: to be a good secretary. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Class ring and memories. FAVORITE SAYING: Well excuse me for living! LIKES: Parties in State College, kettle. VA beach, rum. and Miller's. DISLIKES: PEOPLE WHO SAY ONE THING and do another, curly hair, telephone booths. 40 GERTRUDE LINK Gert AMBITION: To make the special person in my life happy, and to get an interesting job. FAVORITE POSSESSION: My diamonds. FAVORITE SAYING: That's crazy. LIKES: Bill, my parents and family, hot summer days, and concerts. DISLIKES: POD class, two- faced people, and rainy days. BRENDA JEAN LITTLE Brenda” AMBITION: To live a long and happy life, and to get Darlene started on her diet by tomorrow FAVORITE POSSESSIONS: Friends and memories. FAVORITE SAYING: oh. fine!” LIKES: Buttercups, weekends, riding around, and Bob Seger DISLIKES: Having bad dreams. DONNA LEISH Donna AMBITION. To graduate, to travel, and to meet new people. FAVORITE POSSESSION: My Bug. FAVORITE SAYING: Hi there! LIKES: Tyrolia. music. Bob. vacations, being myself. DISLIKES: School, going to the dentist. BRIAN LINK Brian AMBITION: To own a Vette. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Car keys and my Marlboros FAVORITE SAYING: Let’s go get drunk LIKES: Diane. Friday nights, parties, and drag racing with Dale DISLIKES: School, hangover, and stuck-up people LINDA LITTLE Linda AMBITION: To get a good job. FAVORITE SAYING: Tell me about it!” LIKES: Being with Bob. sleeping in. and parties at the cabin. DISLIKES: Getting up early, the Vo-Tech bus. and being bored. TIM LOWMASTER Zeak AMBITION: To go to the coal mines FAVORITE POSSESSION: 66 Ford dump truck. FAVORITE SAYING: I’ll hit you so hard that it'll knock you into next week! LIKES: Money, girls, and GMC trucks. DISLIKES: Stuck-up girls, and school. MICHELE MADACHICK Michele CHERYL LYNN LOCKETT Cheri AMBITION: Horse trainer; editor of equine magazine. FAVORITE POSSESSION: My mare, dreams. FAVORITE SAYING: Shut up. Ginner! LIKES: Going riding at night to watch the sun go down, and keeping Tom awake in homeroom on Monday mornings. DISLIKES: Snow, peanut butter, and getting up for school on Monday mornings. 41 STEPHEN JOHN McCONNELL ’Steve' AMBITION: To make it through my life without working hard FAVORITE POSSESSION: My mugs, skis, and my guns. FAVORITE SAYING: Most definitely LIKES: Wine, whiskey, women, skiing. DISLIKES: Working on cold nights and making people mad at me. WILFRED McCOMBIE Bill AMBITION: To be happy. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Motorcycle. FAVORITE SAYING: Kids. LIKES. Music, motorcycles. Saturday nights, and the cabin. DISLIKES: POD. AND Being bored. IDA McCONNELL Ike AMBITION: Fashion designer FAVORITE POSSESSION: Family and friends. LIKES: Music, track. weekends, and travelling. DISLIKES: Loneliness, making decisions, boredom, and sauerkraut. LEO McELHENY Jake” AMBITION: To own a Vette FAVORITE POSSESSION: Car LIKES: Getting drunk DISLIKES: Going to school DEREK McLAURIN Me AMBITION: To get a job and to have fun. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Friends. FAVORITE SAYING: You're crazy!” LIKES: Firefighting. WOVE. and parties at the cabin. DISLIKES: Steelers. school, and cold weather PATRICIA McGLYNN Patti” AMBITION: Beautician. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Radio. FAVORITE SAYING: It’s the pits! LIKES: Homeroom, parties at Bakerton, and Drama class. DISLIKES: Mitch telling me to shut up. Monday mornings. English class, and weekends without parties. BARBARA McGOWAN Barb” AMBITION: To be able to live my life, one day at a time. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Curious George FAVORITE SAYING: Just don't do that again, o k ?” LIKES: Peppermint patties. Derek’s crazy watch, music, and smiling faces DISLIKES: My laugh, my middle name, and master plotting — whatever that is! agnes mcmullen “Agnes AMBITION: To be successful in whatever I do FAVORITE POSSESSION: Horse. FAVORITE SAYING: You Goon!” LIKES: Animals, children, and having fun with a group of people DISLIKES Science workbooks, stuck-up people, and tests. 42 craig mcmullen •Beans AMBITION To make it through life without dying. FAVORITE POSSESSION: My money. FAVORITE SAYING: Later LIKES: Weekends, Notre Dame, summertime, and sports. DISLIKES: Penn State’s uniforms, winter. Zuke’s bowling alley, and hospitals. DANIEL J. McNULTY McNutt AMBITION: Anesthesiology FAVORITE POSSESSION Family and close friends. FAVORITE SAYING. Time to go” LIKES: A good sense of humor, privacy, home cooking, and skiing DISLIKES: Country music, checkered pants, and useless criticism. RHONDA MCOUILLEN Poopsie AMBITION: To become a Registered Nurse and to be happy! FAVORITE POSSESSION: Memories and my class ring. FAVORITE SAYING: Ya. really! LIKES: My family, parties, guys, concerts, band trips. DISLIKES: Darlene’s burps, and boring weekends. THOMAS MEEKINS Meekins FAVORITE POSSESSION: Driver’s license. FAVORITE SAYING: I forgot to study for it!” LIKES: Vettes. Consumer Ed. and 3:15. DISLIKES: Monday mornings and English class. CARMELLA MICALI Teet AMBITION: To graduate and get a decent job. FAVORITE POSSESSION: My cigarettes and lighter. FAVORITE SAYING: What’s shakin’?” LIKES: Sports, horses, motorcycles, and cars. DISLIKES: School, getting up in the morning. DAVE MILLER Bucky AMBITION: To work in the mines and to get rich. FAVORITE POSSESSION: My snowmobiles and GMC truck. FAVORITE SAYING: You regard LIKES: Motorcycles, snowmobiles. GMC trucks, and Linda. DISLIKES: Fords and Monday mornings. TAMA MILLER Tama AMBITION: To be happy, and to make Darlene go on her diet by tomorrow. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Friends and memories. FAVORITE SAYING: LIKES: Pizza, weekends, cruisin’ around, and being with a certain someone. DISLIKES: Being cold and ignorant people LINDA MIHALOW Curly AMBITION: To be successful. FAVORITE POSSESSION: My memories of the fun times in high school and colorguard. FAVORITE SAYING Really.” LIKES: Marg’s Rosanna. Rosanna Danna on the band bus. Big Mac’s, roller skating, and football games DISLIKES: People who try to be something that they aren’t, economics, and when Mr Elias is in a yelling mood 43 VALERIE MILLER Val” AMBITION: To become a dental assistant. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Denny’s class ring. FAVORITE SAYING: You guys got any gum? LIKES: Weekends, pizza, Vo- Tech bus, and getting into trouble on it. DISLIKES: Snobby people, meatloaf. getting grounded, and boring weekends. KAREN MOORE Karen AMBITION To be an Accountant. FAVORITE POSSESSION: My family and friends FAVORITE SAYING: Stuff it! LIKES: Stan, his van. and fireplaces DISLIKES: Stuck-up people and good-byes. MERRIE JEAN NALISNICK Jean AMBITION: To smile — even when the going gets rough! FAVORITE POSSESSION: My minnie Mouse Mug. FAVORITE SAYING: With or without? LIKES: Smiles, waterskiing, Chinese fire drills, good albums, and the ocean. DISLIKES: Peanut butter, waiting, and gnats. MARY ANN MITCHELL Mitch AMBITION: To get out of Bakerton and do the things that I enjoy most FAVORITE POSSESSION: Stereo and telephone FAVORITE SAYING: I love it! LIKES: Weekends and being with all my friends DISLIKES: Boring studyhalls and dull parties. FRANCIS NEDOCK Buster AMBITION: To get a good job and take life as it comes. FAVORITE POSSESSION: My guns. FAVORITE SAYING: What mod do you guys eat? LIKES: Hunting, fishing, and Ford trucks. DISLIKES: Chevy trucks, school, and homeroom. ROBERTA NEIBAUER Robin AMBITION: To go on to school. FAVORITE POSSESSION: My Imdy star FAVORITE SAYING: You’re lgnorant,,, LIKES: Good friends, and having a good time DISLIKES: Snobs DAVE MURPHY Murph AMBITION: To see Berto in a white collar. FAVORITE SAYING: Later! LIKES: Freebird and Bakerton. DISLIKES: Carrolltown, Benedict, Patton, and Hastings TERRY NIHART Nutsy AMBITION: Professional welder. FAVORITE POSSESSION: My crazy girl, motorcycles, and my Firebird. FAVORITE SAYING: You’re going to get beat. LIKES: Beer parties, roller skating, nice cars, and nice girls DISLIKES: Warm beer. Monday mornings, and school 44 NANCY NOEL Nanc” AMBITION: To succeed at everything I want to do. FAVORITE POSSESSION: My dog. LIKES: Lunch mods with the gang, being with my friends and family, track, and reading. DISLIKES: Tests, homework, and stuck-up people DON PATRICK Loaf” AMBITION: To get a job and to own a Vette FAVORITE POSSESSION: My Camaro. FAVORITE SAYING: You’ll get over it!” LIKES: Drag racing and the Fix-It Shop. DISLIKES: Sunday drivers. GARY OWEN Chico AMBITION To get a job I will enjoy and to own my own house. FAVORITE POSSESSION FAVORITE SAYING: ’Boo'!” LIKES: Bowling, swimming, parties, and making new friends DISLIKES: Winter, studying, getting up early, and prejudiced people MARY JO PANDOLA Boom-Boom” FAVORITE POSSESSION: Class ring, and my poodle Peppy FAVORITE SAYING: Hey. what's happening'?’ LIKES: Swimming, camping, and being with a special guy. DISLIKES: English class. THERESA PASSANITA Theresa FAVORITE POSSESSION: Lynn. FAVORITE SAYING: Just don’t do that again, o k.? LIKES: Neil Young, being around people, good parties, and sunsets DISLIKES: People who have the wrong definition of a cheerleader, and disco. RANDALL PRICE Randy AMBITION: To get a job in the railroad. FAVORITE POSSESSION: My Copenhagen. LIKES: Fishing, hunting, and getting drunk. DISLIKES: Fords. STEVE PRICE Chucas AMBITION: To meet the Dallas Cowboy cheerleaders. FAVORITE POSSESSION: My Dart. FAVORITE SAYING. Brrr . . . it's chilly! LIKES: Girls, weekends, football, and Section 1. DISLIKES: Losing, school, winter days, and working weekends ROBBIE W PIERCE Rob AMBITION: To become rich. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Driver’s license and shot gun. FAVORITE SAYING: LIKES: Cars, hunting, football, and women. DISLIKES: Hot shots in school, and snobby people 45 THERESA M REMATT Terry AMBITION To become a beautician, and to get my manager’s license for my own shop FAVORITE POSSESSION: My class ring, cigarettes, dog Runt, and little sister Tracy. FAVORITE SAYING: I will! LIKES: My friends, family, going to parties, and getting drunk. DISLIKES: Ignorant people RICHARD NEWTON PRYCE Dicky AMBITION: Mine Engineer. FAVORITE POSSESSION: My car. FAVORITE SAYING: Don’t smoke that. LIKES: Four wheelin’, fishing. and catchin a buzz. DISLIKES: Marine Recruiters. BILL QUIST Bunkenbutt AMBITION: To get a good job and to build my own home. FAVORITE POSSESSION: My guns and fishing pals. FAVORITE SAYING: You bet your____I LIKES: My family and friends. pnd Lois. DISLIKES: Communism. MARK RICE Rice AMBITION: To be fat. FAVORITE POSSESSION: My thumbs. FAVORITE SAYING: Ah. I don't know. LIKES: Weekends, women. music, and my feet DISLIKES: Boring evenings. DEBRA A. RUDOLPH Debbie'’ AMBITION: To be successful and to get Becky and Kathy married off. FAVORITE POSSESSION: My rings, family, and friends FAVORITE SAYING: I’m so embarrassed1 LIKES. Being with Tom. talking to Becky, driving and Bakerton parties DISLIKES: People who call me Dolly, and when the people I care about are unhappy HOWARD RINER Howy AMBITION: To make lots of money. FAVORITE POSSESSION: My car. FAVORITE SAYING: Back Off!” LIKES: Old cars and GMC tn irkc DISLIKES: School. JANE ROPP Ernie AMBITION: To get through C-hall at 3:15, safely. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Pictures. FAVORITE SAYING So what do you want, a cookie? LIKES: Nicktown pizza and a special little buddy DISLIKES: English IV and a certain '65 Pontiac convertible. SHARON MARIE SAMOLE Sharon AMBITION: To be happy always, in whatever I do. FAVORITE POSSESSION: My lindy star FAVORITE SAYING: Hi there! LIKES: Denny, the beach, a good laugh, and chocolate lollipops. DISLIKES Mrs Hmel’s whistle, winter, and going to homeroom 46 MICHELE LYNN SCHILLING Boots” AMBITION: To get the most out of life and to reach mine and Kathy's 9” disasters. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Weekends and my stereo FAVORITE SAYING: You wish! LIKES: Playing football, skiing. good parties, and Riunite DISLIKES: Certain football players who get their kicks out of stealing gas caps and decorating cars. English, and Hangovers. JOYCE ANN SCLESKY Joycie AMBITION: Occupational therapist, and to be a iiirrp y; FAVORITE POSSESSION: Family, friends, and memories FAVORITE SAYING: Hey Poopsie! LIKES: Canada, my piano, freckles, summer, and watching TV DISLIKES: Sally's book. Darlene's burps, and spaghetti DARLENE LYNNE SEMELSBERGER Darlene AMBITION: To be happy always. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Friends, memories, and my pillow. FAVORITE SAYING: I'm going on a diet tomorrow. LIKES: Full moons, people, parties, and football. DISLIKES: Salt, boredom, and bad breath DAVE SCLESKY Dub AMBITION Coal mines. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Car. LIKES: Good music. DISLIKES: Riding the front seat in the Vo-Tech bus CHRISTINE SENKO Chris’ AMBITION: To make a lot of money and to have fun. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Stsrso FAVORITE SAYING: Well, whatever. LIKES: Parties, having fun. good friends, and family. DISLIKES: Rainy days. Monday mornings, and school. MICHELLE SEVER Shelly AMBITION: To come in contact with a UFO FAVORITE POSSESSION: Class ring. FAVORITE SAYING: The first thing that comes to mind! LIKES: Art. music, friends, and sunsets. DISLIKES: Conceited people. English class. ELIZABETH SHANK Betty AMBITION: To get the best out of life FAVORITE POSSESSION: Friends and mug. FAVORITE SAYING: Really! LIKES: Sleeping and eating DISLIKES: Typing class, waking up on school days, and certain teachers KEVIN SHEEHAN Kevin AMBITION: To make a million before the age of 21. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Stereo and memories. LIKES: Music, girls, and parties DISLIKES: Getting up for school, and boring classes 47 EDWARD SHERO ‘‘Munch ’ AMBITION: To get a good job and to own a fast car. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Driver's license, car, and friends. FAVORITE SAYING I guess. LIKES: Led Zeppelin, cars, partying, and girls. DISLIKES: POD. Vo-Tech, buses, and swimming JIM SHERRY Nerd AMBITION: To be successful in life and to own a record company. FAVORITE POSSESSION: My stereo and music. FAVORITE SAYING: Punt! LIKES: Pizza at Sully’s. sports, and Kool-Aid after B-Ball practice. DISLIKES: Being heckled by Punkin and Pooh, cheap shots while playing hockey, and TT MICHAEL A SHUTTY Shoot AMBITION: Electrical Engineer. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Friends. FAVORITE SAYING: Come Aroo Let’s blast away.” LIKES: The Muppets. wild and crazy parties, sports, and Penn State. DISLIKES: Short weekends, librarians, being bored, and the Hill when it rains. THOMAS PAUL SMYCHYNSKY “'Tom AMBITION: To have a better job than that of a coal miner. FAVORITE POSSESSION: My car and my stereo. LIKES: Bakerton, skiing, Miller, and a good lookin' blonde. DISLIKES: The thought of being drafted JEAN STASKO Jean” AMBITION: To marry Tony and be happy forever. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Mine and Tony’s class ring FAVORITE SAYING This place is so screwed up! LIKES: My friends. Tony. Sunday football games, and the Hastings fireball. DISLIKES: Rainy Sundays, firewhistles, and sitting at home. BARBARA STEPHENS Barb AMBITION: To get a good job and to get married. FAVORITE POSSESSION: My lindy star ring. FAVORITE SAYING: You’re kiddin’ ” LIKES: Snow days, weekends, and just being me. DISLIKES: Monday mornings, and homework. LANCE SNEATH Lance AMBITION: To get a good, high-paying job welding. FAVORITE POSSESSION: My car. FAVORITE SAYING: Let’s be wild and crazy for a while!” LIKES: Hunting, fishing, pizza, and a certain blonde. DISLIKES: A rainy day and eating fried chicken. ARLENE SPRINGER Arlene” AMBITION: To be a secretary and to enjoy my life. FAVORITE POSSESSION: My class ring and high school memories. FAVORITE SAYING: Oh my land!” LIKES: Pizza, my friends and family, and going to parties and dances. DISLIKES: Homework, staying home, crocheting, and Monday mornings. 48 SARAH J. STEVENS •'Sally AMBITION: To reach my highest goal, and to finish and publish Joyce’s book FAVORITE POSSESSION: Family and friends. FAVORITE SAYING: 'Hey. Joyce. How's it feel??? LIKES: Friday at 3:15. music, typing, and being with my friends. DISLIKES: Getting up in the morning to wash my hair, and being too hot. DIANE STOLTZ ■'Diane AMBITION: To enjoy life to its fullest extent FAVORITE POSSESSION: Family, friends, and memories. FAVORITE SAYING: What can I say?! LIKES: Being with friends, music, dancing, and typing. DISLIKES: Boring classes, stuck-up people, and tests. DALE STROHMIER Dale AMBITION: To be an electrician. FAVORITE POSSESSION:’My car. FAVORITE SAYING: Which way did he go? LIKES: Hunting, girls, washing my car. and beer. DISLIKES: Fishing and school. ROBERT J.STOCKLEY Bob MARY R STUMPF Becky AMBITION: To be happy and successful in whatever I attempt, and to get Debbie and Kathy married off. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Family and friends. FAVORITE SAYING: I’m so embarrassed. LIKES: Being with Ken. talking to Debbie. Bakerton parties, and music. DISLIKES: When people are late, snobbish people, and getting teased on the Vo- Tech bus. FREDRICK SUTTON Fred FAVORITE POSSESSION: Friends. FAVORITE SAYING: I hate this class. LIKES: Talking in Free Centers, being late for class, and weekends. DISLIKES: English class, school lunches, typing, and Consumer Ed. JEFFREY SWAB Squibber AMBITION: To live life the best way possible. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Stereo and driver's license. FAVORITE SAYING: Ah. shut-up. LIKES: Sports, parties. Penn State, and the Vikings. DISLIKES: Notre Dame. Journalism Class, and people who think they know it all. JIM SUNSERI Jay AMBITION: To get married, raise a family, and have a good paying job. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Shotgun and my check book FAVORITE SAYING: Let’s beat a chew. LIKES: The outdoors, girls, hard rock, and dancing DISLIKES: Stuck-up girls, rainy days, and cats. 49 LARRY THOMAS •Mole ’ AMBITION: To keep the girl I have, and to make her happy. FAVORITE POSSESSION: My Pinto, memories of CH. FAVORITE SAYING: Oh I got a headache. LIKES: Girls, parties, cruisin’ around, and friends. DISLIKES: Phys Ed., short weekends, stuck-up people CHRISTINE THOMAS Chris AMBITION: To be happy and successful in everything I do. and to always be with that special person. FAVORITE POSSESSION: My dreams of the future. FAVORITE SAYING: I don't know. LIKES: Summer vacations, spending time with our whole family, and a very special person. DISLIKES: Getting up for school, and English class JEAN THOMAS Jean AMBITION: To be successful in whatever I do. FAVORITE POSSESSION: My class ring and Down. FAVORITE SAYING: Say what! LIKES: Sleeping, having a good time, and guys. DISLIKES: Stuck-up people, getting up early, school lunches, and homework KAREN TRINKLEY Karen AMBITION: To keep that special someone happy. FAVORITE POSSESSION License, mug. and friends. FAVORITE SAYING: What a bummer. LIKES: A special someone.” and partying DISLIKES: English class, stuck-up people, and trying to get into the lab between classes KAREN VISNYICZYKE Squirt AMBITION: To be happy and successful in everything I do. FAVORITE POSSESSION: My stereo FAVORITE SAYING: Oh my God! LIKES: Going shopping, weekends, and my friends DISLIKES: Rainy band practices, snobs. Monday mornings, and being called Kathy. CANDACE JEAN VAUGHN Candy AMBITION: To stay close to my friends after graduation. FAVORITE POSSESSION: All my junk, and memories FAVORITE SAYING: Hello Kathy? What are we going to do tonight?” LIKES: Riunite, salt, a very special Guy. and feather pillows DISLIKES: School, cats. Brownies. and bad breath MARLENE C. VESCOVI Grease AMBITION: To dry Joe's hair, and to satisfy him. FAVORITE POSSESSION: My room and everything in it. FAVORITE SAYING: You D. H.! LIKES: My sweetie, being out with friends, nice cars, sports, and my parents. DISLIKES: Getting caught coming home late, being bored, and O.T.R. KATHLEEN VISNYICZKE Kathy AMBITION. To succeed in whatever I do. and to help people. FAVORITE POSSESSION: License FAVORITE SAYING: Okie Doughkie, Mockie. LIKES: Weekends, and friends DISLIKES: Being called Karen, rainy band practices, and Monday mornings 50 MITCHELL J. WAGNER Mitch AMBITION: To enjoy life. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Swimming gear LIKES: The water, concerts. and going over to Indiana DISLIKES: Sitting still. SCOTT WEAKLAND Scott AMBITION: To make it. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Pool table and stereo. FAVORITE SAVING: “I’m totally serious! LIKES: Playing CH football, partying, friends, making her happy, and the fence. DISLIKES: Some of the higher faculty. DENNIS WARNER “Pops AMBITION: To get a pick-up and a nice cool job welding FAVORITE POSSESSION My Irish Setter. Shilow. FAVORITE SAYING: What the heck do you know, you’re only a Woodley! LIKES: Hunting, fishing, camping, and A-Pod in the morning. DISLIKES: English class BARRY WEAKLAND STEVE WARNER Squirts AMBITION: To drink an 8 gallon keg by myself. FAVORITE POSSESSION: My car FAVORITE SAYING: Hey!. What's happening? LIKES: Miller's, Wild women, and Ted Nugent. DISLIKES: Pabst. and Monday mornings. Barry AMBITION To get a job. make money, and have a good time FAVORITE POSSESSION: My car and memories FAVORITE SAYING: I don’t know. LIKES: Parties, beer, girls. and sports DISLIKES: Warm beer, certain people, not getting enough sleep, and boredom. KEN WEBER Ken AMBITION: To travel. FAVORITE POSSESSION Car keys FAVORITE SAYING: Cut me a break LIKES: Sports DISLIKES: School and being bored PAUL WEBER Duke AMBITION: To shoot a buck with my bow. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Jenning’s compound bow. FAVORITE SAYING: Get lost! LIKES: Girls, outdoors, and snowmobiling. DISLIKES: Typing, swimming, and rainy days. ARLENE WESTRICK Arlene AMBITION: To my best in whatever I decide to do. FAVORITE POSSESSION: My basketball memories. FAVORITE SAYING: No way! LIKES: The Cincinnati Reds, running, the outdoors, basketball DISLIKES: Getting up on cold, winter mornings, and reruns on TV. 51 TOMWESTRICK West’ AMBITION: To take over the garage in five years. FAVORITE POSSESSION: License, milk mug. and golf clubs. FAVORITE SAVING: “I doubt itr LIKES: Beer, football, girls, golf, and parlies. DISLIKES: The Hill when it rains, warm and flat beer, and the morning after a party. KIMBERLY WHOLAVER Kim AMBITION: To be a nurse. FAVORITE POSSESSION: My class ring, my Elvis records, and friends. FAVORITE SAYING: Geez! LIKES: Elvis Presley. B.C.R., weekends, and the Pirates. DISLIKES: English class, and stuck-up people ROSEMARIE WHOLAVER Rose AMBITOIN: To be successful in whatever I do. FAVORITE POSSESSION: My guitar, and my class ring. FAVORITE SAYING: I don't want to go.” LIKES: Parties, lunch mods in the lav, my family, and friends. DISLIKES: A certain someone, certain teachers, getting up on Monday mornings, and homework in English. JAMES WOODLEY Jim AMBITION: To make money and have fun. FAVORITE POSSESSION: My stereo. LIKES: Girls, beer, parties, and having fun. DISLIKES: Monday mornings. ELIZABETH WORCHESKY Betty AMBITION: To someday be able to outchug Squirts. FAVORITE POSSESSION: John, and car keys. FAVORITE SAYING: Poor snookems, you'll get over it. LIKES: Parties, long weekends, John, and friends. DISLIKES: English class, early mornings, and stuck-up people. KEN WOODLEY Ken AMBITION: Truck driver. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Camaro, YZ. FAVORITE SAYING: Now look! I got to go. LIKES: Sports, parties, motor-bikes, girls. DISLIKES: Boring weekends, Orange Camaro’s, and stuck-up girls. PATRICIA WILLIAMS Patty AMBITION: To have a good time in whatever I try. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Memories FAVORITE SAYING: Cut it out! LIKES: Any food but the schools, parties, and skating DISLIKES: School's food, Monday mornings, and boring classes. VICKI YABLINSKY Vicki AMBITION: To get away, get a good job. and be happy. FAVORITE POSSESSION: My stereo and tapes. FAVORITE SAYING: Really! LIKES: Parties. Sheetz, playing cards, and listening to music. DISLIKES: Doing nothing, winter, and when people are late. 52 MARTIN YAHNER Idol AMBITION: Agriculture FAVORITE POSSESSION: My car and life. FAVORITE SAYING: I know nothing... LIKES: Wrestling, good friends. and girls. DISLIKES: Homework. MARILYN YARKO Meem AMBITION: To get out of Bakerton. get a job and travel FAVORITE POSSESSION: Family and a special someone. FAVORITE SAYING: Amazing! LIKES: Sports, parties, friends, guys, and pizza. DISLIKES: English, stuck-up people, and boring parties. JEFF YEAGER Yeags AMBITION: To be a mason. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Family. FAVORITE SAYING: Something like that there, if ya know what I mean. LIKES: Basketball, baseball, friends, and pizza. DISLIKES: Boring days, basketball and baseball practice. LISA YARKO Lisa AMBITION: Respiratory therapist. FAVORITE POSSESSION: My whiskey bottle collection. FAVORITE SAYING: That's insane! LIKES: Playing tennis, the Steelers, watching old cartoons, and shooting pool. DISLIKES: Peanut butter breath, crowds, being talked to after first waking up. and Jean calling me Torpedo. MARK YEAGER Bird FAVORITE POSSESSION: Ham radio. FAVORITE SAYING: Catch ya later. LIKES: Hunting, fishing and money. DISLIKES: Cigarette smoke and school. . . CYNTHIA YECKLEY Cindy AMBITION: To be happy and to get the most out of life. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Memories of CH. FAVORITE SAYING: Chico, you're gross! LIKES: Friends, weekends, parties, and Friday at 3:15. DISLIKES: Snobs. English class, and getting up early. DEBORAH YECKLEY Debbie AMBITION: To be happy in whatever I do. FAVORITE POSSESSION: Class ring, trail bike, and my stereo. FAVORITE SAYING: Let's go! LIKES: Parties, pizza, and hot weather. DISLIKES: Winter, English, and being rushed to classes. ANNETTE YECKLEY Annette AMBITION: To be an occupational therapist. FAVORITE POSSESSION: My friends, guitar. D.W. FAVORITE SAYINg: Help! LIKES: Saturday nights, pizza, a good song, and a good party. DISLIKES: Monday mornings. 53 JANE YECKLEY FAVORITE POSSESSION: My diamond, my class ring, and Johnny. FAVORITE SAYING: This place drives me batty1 LIKES: A certain someone, being a Tupperware dealer DISLIKES: Stuck-up people AMBITION: To become a wonderlul wife and mother. ROBERT RAMSEY “Hec FAVORITE POSSESSION: Jeane FAVORITE SAYING: Let’s get hooched LIKES: My Plymouth. Road Runner. GMC. motorcycles DISLIKES: Hotdogs. the school smart mouths AMBITION: To get a good job, make money and get married. DONNA ZRIOKA “Donna FAVORITE POSSESSION: Memories, friends, my rolling Stones tapes FAVORITE SAYING Close but no weooo LIKES: Parties, skiing. Rolling Stones DISLIKES: P.O.D.. English. Being late AMBITION: To graduate, become a photographer, and to be happy. PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE ALEX GOLMICZ Alex FAVORITE POSSESSION: My MG Midget FAVORITE SAYING: Crazy LIKES: Cars, boats DISLIKES: School AMBITION: To get a good paying job. PAUL GRIFFITH FAVORITE POSSESSION: My soon to be license FAVORITE SAYING: Who let you loose LIKES: Football, partying, and girls AMBITION: Get rich and acquire a harem. RUSSELL WINSLOW Rusty LIKES: Race cars. Ford trucks DISLIKES: Typing, getting up. being early for class. CHARLES NAGLE Charlie FAVORITE POSSESSION: My guns LIKES: sleep, food, parting DISLIKES: School. Church, work CHRISTOPHER YECKLEY Chris AMBITION: Railroad FAVORITE POSSESSION: My hat FAVORITE SAYING: Definitely LIKES: Girls, cars, weekends DISLIKES: P O D , my Ford. ROSE WILKIE Smiles FAVORITE POSSESSION: Engagement ring FAVORITE SAYING: Oh really! Tell me about it! LIKES: Gary. Going Out. Steelers DISLIKES: School, snobs. English JAMES ZALIZNOCK Jamo AMBITION: To work in the mines and to get out of school FAVORITE POSSESSION: My Duster FAVORITE SAYING: Ya. big baby LIKES Parties. Weekends DISLIKES: Mondays, homework, tests Neither a picture or information was available for: JoAnne Baker. Jocelyn Duriez. Joyce Duriez. Bernadette Fmet. Sharon Leorchik or Richard Weakland. 54 What number comes after two?' They told me to grin and bear it. euapew € QBms wap z e isniew zn' I How do you like my pretty dress? 99 1 Sally Stevens 2 Rhonda McOuillen 3 Steve Fisamck 4 Robin Neibauer 5 Jim Sunseri 6 Darlene Semelsberger 7 Dan McNulty 8 Maryanne Chverchko 9 Nancy Noel 10 Kathy Fisanick 11 Emma Crowell 12 Steve Caracciolo ..6Jayd -ej6ojoyd Xyajd e ays i.usi Xog., .. uMop ja61 op mom mon, f. 4 .. 6ny e noX 0A!6 euueM |„ ,.iuie6e stojjeo .. amoq ayi 6uiddii„ ..jiueajo aoi jyoo.. ,, ue v e joj 6uio6 se v | iy6noyi |,. „jwui e se w paiue w | nv.. „6l l.uaje pajuaiei, Class Joyce and Jocelyn Duriez 58 Twins Ron and Don Inzana Kathy and Karen Visnyiczke 59 Senior Pat lllig, Arlene Westrick, Cheryl Lockett, Ron Hoover 60 Favorites 61 Sharon Samole. Richie Gaul. Chris Kibler, Mary Ann Bearer 62 Jim Lane, Carolyn Caldwell, Marlene Vescovi, Jerry Hoover Homecoming Not even the rain and mud of an unlucky Friday the 13th could mar the beauty of attractive young ladies in long gowns, handsome gentlemen in dress suits, and bouquets of flowers that were all part of the festive Homecoming-Alumni game played against Por- tage on October 13. Members of the senior class nominated 11 girls to participate in the Homecoming Court, with one girl, Frannie Lansberry — being chosen as the Ninth Annual Homecoming.Queen. During a pre-game ceremony, Frannie was crowned the 1978 Homecoming Queen by Jayne Lampenfeld, who represented the senior class. Following the game, the Highlander cheerleaders sponsored the Homecoming Dance at the Patton Moose, where members of the court were honored. Dancing music was provided by “White Shadows.” Row 1: Marty Yahner, Carolyn Caldwell, Marlene Vescovi, Don Patrick, Darlene Semelsberger, Mark Rice Row 2: Pete Babyak, Donna Leish. Tom Smychynsky, Debbie Rudolph, Derek McLaurin, Tama Miller, Tim Fedor, Joy Bickford, Theresa Passanita, Greg Cantalope. Row 3: Donna Domalik, Randy Dubetsky, Frannie Lansberry (Queen), Barry Weakland, Barb McGowan, John Ferretti. 64 Queen for a Day Where do we go from here? Flower fight! 65 These Were the Days Underclasspersons 69 Earl Aurandt Jim Babyak Brenda Bailey Ken Bailey Donna Bakajza Alan Balko Margaret Baran Mary Barnes Sue Baron Wes Beach Melvin Becker Linda Behe Linda Beltowski Duane Bender Lori Bender Rick Bender Tom Bertram Ron Beunier Cheryl Blake Eva Blake Michele Bogus Bob Bogus Todd Bonin Maria Born 70 of 1980 Kevin Cence Emily Churella Lynne Commons Bryan Cordell Joe Davis Donna DeFrahn Gary DeSalvo Bob DeVore Jim Dibert Steve Dickson Karen Domalik Barb Dranchak Janet Drzal Greg Durbin Mike Eck Wendy Endler Nancy Farabaugh Don Firment Gail Foster Craig Garay Valeri Gelormino Tom Gerlesky Monica Glass Lisa Goss Carolyn Graboski Paul Gresko Janice Hadden Barb Haggerty Paula Haluska Judy Hartman Donna Heishman Curt Holtz Brian Hoover Jerry Hoover Bill Hoover Janet Karlheim Dan Kelly Lisa Kibler Paula Kibler Michele Kirk Marie Kirkpatrick Nina Kirkpatrick Jim Knarr Lisa Kolonay Patty Kopera Sue Kovach Sharon Lacey Michele Lacue Scott Lane Helen Lansberry Joe Lansberry Carol Lantzy Suzette Lechene Dave Lehmier Mellany Lenz Pete Leonard Scott Lewis Anna Link Dan Link Marty Link Gloria Little Gary Litzinger Robbie Lockett Brenda Long Joanne Long Beve Lowmaster Scott Lowmaster Sharon Marshall Theresa Maurer Donna McGlynn 73 Theresa Milchak Diane Miller Judy Miller Mary Miller Dan Mohler Pat Mohler Brad Moore Sherry Noren JoAnn Novak Rita Panaro Julie Patrick Dan Polites Rose Pompa Theresa Ponchock Linda Price Tom Price Mary Quist Robin Rearick Ron Riner Lisa Rohac Ralph Rosian Kris Routch 74 Joe Semelsberger Nina Sell Karen Senko Jane Shaffer Sandy Sharbaugh Barb Shero Kim Shope John Short Lois Skirsky Bob Snyder Karla Stahl Mary Stevens Dave Stewart Dawna Stewart Joanne Stoltz Scott Stolz Glenn Strittmatter Mark Strittmatter Bill Strittmatter Tim Thiec Laurie Thomas Bob Treon Bob Trexler Veronica Tucker 75 Mary Venesky Ken Vescovi Pal Waksmunski Doug Warner Karen Washmski Charlie Verdavoir Patty Weakland Mark Wendekier Nancy Whiteford Leo Wilt CLASS OFFICERS Janet Drzal. Barb Shero, Gary Desalvo. Mona Glass Jim Wolanm Tammy Wysocki Jim Yanmtelli Pat Yeager Bruce Yeckley Wanda Yeckley Denise Zaliznock Jean Zerbee PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE Dave Adams Shelly Baker Eugene Blick Lori Bloomberg Dan Bobby Joan Caldwell Jim Cantalope Pat Carroll Eric Cunningham Joe DeLozier Ed Earnest Bill Edwards Ron Farabaugh Bob Gill Walt Gomolka Dave lllig Jim Kelly Monica Kelly Jim Kline Patty Kollar Bill Kovach Jody Krug Terry Marana Ron Markovich Bill Maurer Ed McAnulty Larry Molitsky Gary Mutchock Kevin Owens Fred Peck Laurie Pelleschi Debbie Rohac Perry Semelsberger Jake Shaffer Lisa Stoltz Denny Thomas Joe Thomas Russ Thomas Cathy Veneskey Ch?is Venesky Chris Venslosky Fred Waugh John Wentz Marnita Westover In Memory of Janie Weakland. who always had a song in her heart. 76 Harold Abrams Jim Adams Jeff Anna Class of 1981 Joe Anna Larry Baker Terry Baker Bob Balzano Doug Barto Nan Beach Don Bearer Sue Belchick Tom Bensor Ron Berzonsky Yvette Beumer Debbie Blake Rose Bogus Patty Boring Brenda Born Theresa Born Barb Bosar Cheryl Brown Scott Brummage Dan Buck Ron Budicky Bob Burgoon Tony Canali Janet Carl Ken Carpinello Lori Cattoi Donna Ceschini 77 Paul Churella Mary Chverchko Ruth Chverchko Ron Coval Colleen Cunningham Chen Deyarmm Bob Domalik Lynn Duclo Mark Duman Ray Durbin Jerry Earnest Mark Eckenrode Ray Eckenrode Rhonda Edwards Sue Endler Bob Etchells Jane Ewanek Mike Fagan Alan Farabaugh Bill Fedor Bruce Fink Joe Firment Mary Foster Michelle Franceschmi 78 Lisa Frank Diane Gaunter Ed Gena Patty Glass Mark Gobert Vince Gormish Darla Gray Karen Gray Kathy Gray Tammy Gregory Debbie Haggerty Scott Haluska Edie Hanmgan Diane Hanyok Ron Hartman Sue Haycisak Bill Henry Todd Hertzog Lisa Higgins Judy Himmel Cindy Hockenberry Janice Holtz Bob Holtz Donna Hoover Eileen Hoover Ron Hoover Denny Horne 79 Phil Ivory John Jackson Dan Karlheim Janet Karlheim Mark Kelly Nathan Kirk Shelley Kirkpatrick Dave Kirsch Ron Knechtel Mark Kontorchik Greg Kosicki Sue Kovach Theresa Kovach Maureen Krejnus Tom Kruise Bill Kuhn Greg Kurtz Barb Lallemand Judy Lansberry Denice Lechene Lorene Legros Tammy Lenz Paula Link Tim Link Mike Litzinger Linda Lowmaster Tammy Lowmaster Shari Madachick Gary Maslonik Jim McCombie 80 Jane McConnell Debbie McGlynn Denise McGowan Fred McMurray Lori McNulty Alan Miller Basil Miller Brenda 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 Pat Polites Melissa Ouist Shelly Raynish Brian Rematt Dave Riner Gary Rizzo Sharon Ropp Joe Rosian Natasha Rozdilski Lori Rusnak 81 Charlie Saltsgiver Dan Sammarco Steve Sclesky Cathy Selby Sharon Shomo Bob Shrenkle Jeff Simpson Mary Skebeck Kevin Skrodinsky Bob Smith Mike Smithmyer Sharon Snyder Karne Stahl Brenda Stephens Mary Stevens Vince Stevens Terry Stockley Chris Stoltz Jack Stoneberg Michelle Strittmatter Diane Strohmier Bob Sunseri Chris Swab Kim Swarden Dawn Taranto Chris Thomas Doug Thomas Berme Venslosky Jackie Verdavoir Rich Wasmunski 82 Cindy Weakland Jodi Weakland CLASS OFFICERS: Patty Glass, Terri Stockley. Janet Carl. Denise McGowan Joe Weakland Judy Weakland Lori Weakland Michele Weber Paula Weber Bob Weber Stephanie Wendekier Joe Westrick Steve Westrick Dick Wetherson Scott Wetherson Jerry Whiteford Randy Wholaver Tom Wills Chuck Woodley Nicki Worchesky Annette Wysocki Ed Yahner Bob Yahner Tom Yeager PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE Mark Yeckley Sherry Yeckley Aimee Yencho Jayne Yuknavich Frank Zaliznock Neal Zumovitch Dave Aurandt Brian Baker John Berish Kevin Caldwell Dave Carroll Tom Crothers Jim DeLarre John Getsy Barb Gray Mark Jones Mary Kuntzman Debbie Lamont Duane Link Kathy McAndrew Carol Shatter Lori Smith Ken Smolko Mike Sobetsky Steve Stasko Tim Sutton Pete Symosky Phyllis Wilt 83 Class Catherine Able Frank Able John Albright Charles Anna David Anna Diane Bailey Christine Baker Margaret Baldacchino Monica Banik Drew Basset Wesley Bearer Jeffrey Bechel Linda Bechel Pierre Becker Judith Bender Timothy Bennett Betty Bensor Christine Blake Pamela Blick Stephen Blum Stephen Bobby William Bogus Ronald Bradley Audrey Brothers Renee Byrnes Sharon Canali Christine Capute Michael Carroll Patricia Churella John Chverchko 84 of 1982 Cynthia Clos Wanda Contorchick Debra Crook Earl Crowell Yvonne Davis Molly Donahue Jaime Dubetsky Jeane Duclos Eileen Eckenrode Cheryl Etchells Darlene Farabaugh Sharon Farrell Timothy Ferrence Lisa Fisher Glenn Ford Barry Fox Laura Gates Anna Getsy David Gooderham Wanda Graboski Charles Gregory Christina Gregory Kevin Haluska Lynn Hambley Timothy Hambley Anthony Hanlon James Hayes Robyn Hitch Scott Hite Deneen Hoover 85 Donna Hoover Evelyn Hoover Matthew Horvath Daniel Hrubochak Constance Ivory Michelle Jackson Paula Jenkins Charles Keefe Letitia Keefe Jeannette Kelly Patrick Kelly Paul Kephart Joan Kimack Danielle Kinney Patrick Kinney Edwin Kirkpatrick Julia Kirkpatrick Elyse Klemann Roxane Kline Thomas Kline Jon Knarr Mary Kollar Joseph Konior Brian Kopera 86 John Kopera Andrew Kovall Christine Kruise Barbara Kutrutf Michelle Kuzar Thomas Lacey Clifford Lamont Darrell Lane Marian Lansberry Gary Laurito Jill Leaper Thomas Lechene Larry Lefebure Laura Lefebure Richard Legros Sandra Leonard John Lewis Grace Link Christina Luther James Maines Marianne Maines Allen Malloy Deborah McCombie Michael McConnell 87 James Mcllwaine Jody McMullen Margaret Meyers Pamela Mihalow Tina Miller Wayne Miller James Moore Jeffrey Moore Kelly Moore Jeffrey Morgan George Murphy Roberta Nagle Lori Nelen Donna Nitti Joseph Noel Karen O’Leary Judith Owens Nina Passanita Guy Pastirko Stephanie Patrick Theresa Phillips Anthony Polisky John Polites 88 Butch Pompa Deb Prevost Donna Price Jenny Rosian Michael Rozdilski Richard Rusnak Francis Sclesky Rick Self ridge Denise Sever Rose Ann Shaner Bernard Shank Louetta Shank Donna Sharbaugh Melissa Shaw Bill Shevock Chris Shomo Joe Short Charles Shuss Patty Sibert Janice Skirsky Chris Smith Jonathan Smith Denise Smychynsky Tammy Sneath Beth Solomon Warren Stahl Patty Stewart Mary Stoltz 89 Bob Sioltz Maria Stoy Helen Strittmatter Linda Strittmatter Michelle Sutton Karen Swab Tina Swarden Barbara Taylor Sharon Thiec Tim Thomas Virginia Toseki JoLynn Valenti Jim Veneskey Mark Venesky Ron Verdavoir Renee Vermeulin Mary Visnyiczke Martin Wagner Dave Warner George Waugh Mark Weakland 90 Chris Zalisnock Bob Zaliznock Rick Zemrose Linda Zerbee PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE, Frank Abel, Wayne Anna, Don Blick, Craig Couturiaux, Mark Crothers. Joe Fogle. Dave Gray. Ron Gresh. Mark Griffith. Ron Holtz. Jim Inzana. Jeff Kelly, Chris Kontorchick. Arlene Laney. Pam Litzinger. Dave Nelen. Brenda Pierce. Kevin Sasway. Tim Taylor. Joe Turek, Joe Urgolites. Brian Wesner. Jim Wholaver. Tom Zaliznock Bill Weakland Chris Weber Dean Weber Tamra Weber Ron Wentz David Westrick Ken Westrick Laura Wholaver John Wilkie Lois Williams Wendy Wolanin Rick Woods Joe Woomer Michael Yarko Don Yeager Lois Yeager Sue Yeager Ann Yeckley Mary Yeckley Pam Yeckley Sharon Yeckley CLASS OFFICERS: Nina Passanita. Julie Kirkpatrick. Jamie Dubetsky, lee l.ansberrv 91 WELCOME TO THE ADMIRAL PEARY VO-TECH SCHOOL! The Admiral Peary Vo-Tech School covers a variety of fields in order to ready the students for the outside world. Until this year, Cambria Heights attended the Vo-Tech as a whole. Due to the changing in busing situa- tions, there is now both a morning and afternoon session attending the Vo-Tech. This gives the students the opportunity to have their classes together with five other schools at one time. The pictures identifying the various fields are of the afternoon session. Let’s see what Vo-Tech has to offer ; 92 Machining Mining Auto Body Auto Mechanics 93 Vo-Tech’s Administration Mr. Mulvehill, Mr. Buriack. Mr Wilson Vo-Tech Faculty First Row: Mrs Datko. Mr. Hescox. Mr Makin, Mr Urbain. Mr. Cassidy, Mr. Burns, Mr. Pinos Second Row: Mrs. Bowan. Mrs Ingleskay. Mr Vescovi, Mrs. Langum, Mr. Buck. Mr. Burket, Mr. Buriack, Mr. Buriack. Mr. Moore. 94 Carpentry Drafting Electricity Horticulture Agriculture Data Processing Food Services Marketing Distributive Education Health Services Cosmetology 97 Sports Cambria Heights Swimming 37 Altoona 116 (Home) Cambria Heights 56 Hollidaysburg 90 (Home) Cambria Heights 51 Central Cambria 103 (Away) Cambria Heights 39 Altoona 117 (Away) Cambria Heights 45 Richland 110 (Away) Cambria Heights 66 Hollidaysburg 89 (Away) Cambria Heights 54 Central Cambria 102 (Home) Cambria Heights 91 Johnstown 65 (Home) 98 78- 1 age Somerset [VPortage Central Cambria idiana ishop Carroll Charleroi Marion Center Northern Cambria Richland [ WestrTOfnt . Northern Cambria Vmdber Richland Bishop Carroffi ........... Central Cambr._ C.H -vsWestmont-Hilltop C.H.-vs. Indiana' - C.H.-vs. J Vo-T “Games in overtime etball SeasorK Awayj 44 50 44 63 57 51 54 Avfcy Away Away Away Away r Away lay ) Home y Horn Home 57 61 58 54 64 44 62 98 43 79 55 57 54° 55. 66 ■ 28 w55 35 “6 20 % Central La ..rel Valley Bishop Carn IracTfick Forest Hills 4Cpnemaugh Valley Penn Cambria Ferndale Laurel Valley Central Cambria Bishop Garroll? Portage Blacklick Valley Forest Hills Conemaugh Valley Ferndale Penn Cambria aomt John; r Made Rich'll Ndflh United 18 Hollidaysburg 26- Somerset 27 Johnstown Vo-Tech 27 ion Center 23 Richland 21 RorthStar 22 Northern Bedford 10 Penn Cambria 15 unxsutawney 18 arroll 16 iCentrallambria 24 IConemaujh Valley 8 ) Football Almost a Championship Season The 1978 football campaign will be remembered as one of the most exciting and successful seasons enjoyed in Cambria Heights history. Stocked with an abundance of talented and spirited seniors, the High- lander football team became a power in the very rug- ged Mountain Conference. Except for 1st down per- formances against Forest Hills and Bishop Carroll and a tie with Central Cambria, the team would have achieved the ultimate dream — the championship. The exciting season was climaxed by a remarkable performance against the undefeated Colts of Northern Cambria. The Highlanders totally dominated the Colts in a game played before perhaps the largest crowd to ever see the Highlanders play at home. The football team can always savor the satisfaction of depriving their arch-rivals of the championship. The 1978 football players will be remembered as win- ners in every sense of the word as they played hard, spirited, sportsmanlike football that earned the respect of all those who were privileged to see them play. Coach Shortencarrier Dave Commons Dan Cordell Ron Depto SENIORS Row 1: Scott Weakland. Steve Fiscamck. Jerry Bearer. Jerry Hoover. Don Inzana. Richie Gaul. Jody Fiasco Row 2: Brian Bobal. Ron Depto. Bob Boser, Chris Kibler. Dan Cordell. Dave Commons. Tom Westrick. Kevin Matuska Row 3: Ron Inzana. Steve Price. Ron Hoover. Dennis Warner. John Baker, Kevin Sheehan. Richard Weakland Jody Fiasco Steve Fisanick Jerry Hoover 101 Richard Weakland Scott Weakland TEAM CAPTAINS: Kneeling: Chris Kibler, Richie Gaul Standing: Bob Boser Dennis Warner Tom Westrick 103 JUNIORS Kneeling: Glenn Strittmatter. Kris Routch, Ron Beunier, Al Balko, Bob Bogus. Ken Vescovi. Standing: Brad Moore. Jim Wolanin. Pat Wak- smunski, Mark Duman. Bruce Yeckley. Bill Strittmatter. Gary DeSalvo. Wes Beach. SOPHOMORES: Kneeling: Joe Westrick, Jack Stoneberg. Rich Waksmunski, Mark Yeckley Standing: Eddie Yahner. Tom Kruise. Bill Kuhn. Joe Rosian, Ed Gens. 104 FOOTBALL WAS . . . practicing in the mud, parlies after the games and INZANA'S elephant call. HAPPINESS IS. . . a victory over Northern Cambria!!! Mr. SHORTENCARRIER'S MESSAGE: “The 1978 football season was a very successful one. Winning seven games was quite an accomplishment, especially because one of those wins was over the undefeated Colts of Northern Cam- bria. As we look back over the season, we would like to replay a couple of the games, but that is impossible. We know of a few times when we didn’t play to our potential, but everyone has days like that. The teams on our schedule compiled a total win-loss record of 52-44-3, which proves to be a pretty good football schedule. Much of this year's success is due in part to the outstanding senior class. Our seniors with the help of some hustling juniors, were able to put together one of the finest teams in a long time at Cambria Heights. Those seniors will provide a winning attitude for other sports throughout the entire school year. We members of the football team would like to thank the cheerleaders, the band, and the student body for their sup- port during the ten game grind. We would hope that more people get involved with football next season. The coaches are always looking for more players, managers, program sellers, or just about anyone who wants to help develop the winning tradition. One last message to that fine group of seniors: No matter what it is you choose to do with your life, remember to “talk the talk and walk the walk and you too will be a winner!” 106 Wrestling Team Row 1- Dan Link Bryan Cordell, Ron Davis, Marly Link, Joe Konior, Mark Weakland. Craig Coutriaux, Bill Bogus. Mark Kelly Row 2: Terry Baker Scott Brummage Marty Yahner, Dan Cordell. Rodney Kline. Tim Link, Mark Yeckley. Charlie Saltsgiver. Wes Beach Row 3: Rick Terza' coach Rob Yahner Jack Stoneberg. Bob Bogus. Ron Inzana, Gary Desalvo, Don Inzana, Pat Waksmunski, Steve Carraciola. Kevin Haluska, Rick Bishop; coach Returning Lettermen Gary Desalvo. Don Inzana, Bob Bogus. Ron Inzana. Marty Yahner, Rodney Kline, Dan Cordell, Marly Link, Bryan Cordell, Mark Kelly. Dan Cordell Finishing 8-5 the Highlanders lost 4 out of their first 5 matches. But the C.H. squad, under new coaches, Rick Terza and Rick Bishop, came roaring back to win 7 out of the last 8 bouts, one of those a 25-24 upset over Cen- tral Cambria. The Highlanders participated in two Christmas Tournaments, a first at C.H. and had strong showings in both, fin- ishing second at the Central Cambria Tourney and third at Bellwood. In both Holiday matches, C.H. crowned seven champions. In all, nine of the 12 varsity wrestlers received awards. The four seniors on this years squad will be missed greatly. They compiled a record of 61-5-2. To have four wrestlers lose a total of five matches all season is quite an accomplish- ment. Hats off to Dan Cordell, Don Inzana, Ron Inzana, and Marty Yahner for their final lead- ership, alert attitude and a job well done! Don Inzana 108 Ron Inzana Marty Yahner 109 Mary Ann Bearer Sue Cavallo Girls Basketball. . . Coach Mrs. Murphy Mrs Murphy is already looking forward to next year's season but says she will always look back to the team of 1978 with fond thoughts and sentimental remembrances. Patty McGlynn Arlene Westrick no VARSITY Coach. Ms Sandra Murphy. Shelly Bogus, captain. Mary Ann Bearer. Carol Lantzy. Paula Weber. Joanne Stoltz. captain. Arlene Westrick. Sandy Sharbaugh. Patti McGlynn. Sue Cavallo . . . The Comeback Season After going through a poor 1977 season and beginning the 1978 season with four straight losses, the girls basketball team turned matters around to finish with a very successful 9-9 record. The girls team earned a great deal of respect from its opponents and fans as the season progressed. Most of the team attended the UPJ Summer Camp which brought out the individual skills of each girl and inspired them to work hard to make up for the lack of team depth. Leading the team was senior Mary Ann Bearer, who was selected for the Central B Western Girls’ Conference All- Star Team, Many of the girls had outstanding statistics for the season. Mary Ann Bearer poured in 289 points, Joanne Stoltz led the team in rebounds with 311 and also in blocked shots, 44. Carol Lantzy stole the ball 68 times while Arlene Wes- trick had a 66% foul shooting average. The team will always value the winning attitude they developed. They will also chuckle when they remember the “time out called with only one second left in the quarter. JUNIOR VARSITY: Row 1: Captain. Rita Panaro, Donna Ceschini, Robbi Lockett, captain. Sue Endler. Donna Heishman, Karen Swab Row 2: Coach, Ms. Miriam Bradley, Cathy Selby, Ginny Toseki, Debbie McGlynn. Chris Swab. Denise Lechene. Tish Keefe, managers, Dianna Gobris and Diane Stoltz. ill Boys’ Basketball VARSITY: Row 1: Craig Garay. Kris Routch, Mark Wendekier, Richie Gaul, Chris Kibler, Al Farabaugh. Row 2: Mr. Jack Tinnick. J.V. coach, Greg Gallagher, manager. Curt Holtz, Ken Vescovi, Jefl Yeager. Ryan Bills, Jeff Swab, Scott Weakland, Jim Sherry, Doc Niebaurer. Mr. Edward Pion. head coach. J.V.: Row 1: Joe Rosian. Jett Simpson. Al Farabaugh. Doug Thomas. Ron Budicky, Don Yeager Row 2: Scott Haluska. manager. Larry Baker. Don Bearer. Bob Holtz. Jody McMullen, Craig Garay. Kris Routch. Mark Wendekier. Mr. Jack Tinnick. coach. 112 Ryan Bills Richie Gaul Seniors This year's Highlander Basketball team was marked by a big change. Under the command and guidance of new head mentor Ed Pion, the varsity finished with a fair 8-14 record. Although the team's record was below par, the players did not lose their poise or enthusi- asm and continued to work hard all season. The 78-79 season included such antics as . . Curt Holtz’s sound machine at Windber, Ryan Bill's two left shoes at Somerset, the unleashing of Ken The Hulk” Vescovi on opponents, and Doug Joker Thomas bringing the home uniform for an away game. The team would like to thank the cheerleaders and faithful fans for their support throughout the year. Chris Kibler Jim Sherry Jett Yeager Jett Swab 113 . . . the Team in Action 115 Girl’s Swim Team _ 1- Nan Beach, Tammy Lenz. Gloria Miller. Chris Baker. Maria Stoy, Mary Kollar Row 2: Sharon Shomo. Cheryl Brown. Chris Shomo Pam Blick. Patty Sibert. Audrey Brothers. Margie Baldacchino. Joelyn Valenti. Patty Stewart. Cindy Klose Row 3: Mrs Himmel coach’ Nancy Whiteford; manager. Mellany Lenz. Mary Ann Bearer. Donna Domalik. Bobbi Kohan. Sharon Samole. Mary Miller Helen Lansberry Shelly Bogus 7' 116 Returning Letterwomen Cheryl Brown, Mellany Lenz, Mary Ann Bearer, Donna Domalik. Bobbi Kohan, Sharon Samole, Helen Lansberry Mary Ann Bearer Bobbi Kohan The girls swim team ended their season with a 1 -8 record by beating Johnstown 91-65. They will certainly miss Seniors: Mary Ann Bearer, Bobbi Kohan, Donna Domalik, and Sharon Samole. The girls worked very hard throughout the season, only to meet up with teams who have YMCA's or summer swim teams; still, the morale of the girls remained high. The team con- sisted of 20 girls, led by capt. Donna Domalik and co-capt, Sharon Samole. Mrs. Hmel was well pleased with the unity and strength of the team as well as the support they gave one another. The season’s official end was Feb. 24 when the 200 yd. medley (Bearer-Kohan- Domalik-Lansberry) and 100 yd. butterfly (Domalik) came home with 6th place medals from the District VI meet. Donna Domalik Sharon Samole 1t7 Activities 118 119 Row 1: Diane Hanyok. Donna Bakajza. Marlene Vescovi. Jilinda Berringer, Rhonda McQuillen. Michele Caretti. Linda Price Rose Bogus Row 2: Linda Mihalow. Mr John R Elias. Darla Gray. Mellany Lenz. Mary Miller. Sharon Thiec. Tina Swarden! Karen Senko. Chris Blake. Lisa Kolonay Row 3: Monica Banik. Jane Shaffer. Amiee Garay. Allan Malloy. Gary Jewett. Gloria Miller. Tom Wills. Bill Weakland. Dan Hrubuchak. Bob Snyder. Bernard Shank. Mary Visnyiczke. Lora Lee Rusnak. Dan Kelly. Bobbi Kohan. Carol Cook. Michele Schilling Row 4: Jane Yukanavich. Monica Kelly. Cindy Clos. Jo-Lynn Valenti. Maureen Krejnus. Renee Vermeulin. Chris Gregory. Pam Blick. Cheryl Blake. Paula Kibler, Mechele Kirk. Tina Miller. Patty Stewart. Chris Smith. Amy Adams. Jeanne Duclos. Diane Miller. Sue Kovach Row 5: Rose Wholaver. Patty Glass. Emma Crowell. Annette Yeckley. Tammy Lenz. Margie Baldachinno. Michele Weber. Barb Kibler. Sandy Ford. Tama Miller. Marsha Bogus! 120 Nina Kirkpatrick, Patty Kopera, Theresa Ponchock, Michele Strittmatter. Fran Keith. Linda Anna. Mary Barnes Row 6: Marie Kirkpatrick. Vicki Yablinsky. Ron Gresh. Marty Wagner. Barb Dranchak. Dawna Stewart. Brenda Bailey. Nan Beach. Donna Hoover. Debbie Blake. Joanne Long. Jean Nalisnick, Sherry Becker. Sue Baron. Pam Carl. Christine Keefe. Veronica Tucker. Brenda Miller. Row 7: Margaret Baron. Nancy Whiteford. Lisa Frank. Janice Holtz. Barb Kutruff, Tammy Nihart. Gary Laurito, Dave Stewart. Donna Domalik. Darlene Semelsberger. Mike McConnell. Gerry Whiteford. Eugene Blick. Ron Holtz. Paula Haluska. Helen Lansberry. Row 8: Suzanne Stevens. Kim Swarden. Judy Miller. Paula Link. Anna Link. Dave Murphy. Kim Wholaver. Earl Crowell. Kathy Visnyiczke. Karen Visnyiczke. Nancy Hoover. Lynn Commons. Annette Wysocki. Mary Ste- vens. Diane Gauntner. Molly Donahue 121 Seniors Rifles Kneeling: Carol Cook. Vicki Yablinsky. Bobbi Kohan. Row 2: Linda Mihalow. Michele Schilling. Rose Wholaver. Kneeling: Michele Schilling. Linda Mihalow Row 2: Sue Kovach. Mary Barnes Row 3: Rose Wholaver. Jane Yukanavich. Brenda Miller. Marie Kirkpatrick. Flags Front Row: Carol Cook (Co-Capt). Bobbi Kohan (Capt.). Row 2: Monica Banik. Molly Donahue. Diane Miller. Margaret Baron Diane Gauntner. Mary Frances Stevens. Kim Swarden. Suzanne Stevens. Sharon Thiec Row 3: Jane Shaffer. Helen Lansberry. Linda Anna. Ver- onica Tucker. Karen Domalik, Annette Wysoki, Judy Miller, Paula Link. Anna Marie Link. Patty Glass. Monica Kelly Vicki Yablinskv (Flaa Sgt), Tina Swarden. 122 Majorettes Left to Right: Rhonda McQuillen, Donna Bakajza. Linda Price, Rose Bogus. Diane Hanyok, Michele Caretti. Marlene Vescovi Cen- ter: Jilinda Berringer. 123 Band Bagpipes Mary Miller, Chris Blake. Karen Senko, Lisa Kolonay, Darla Gray. Mellany Lenz Senior Members Row 1: Aimee Garay. Tama Miller. Sandy Ford. Marsha Bogus. Darlene Semelsberger. Donna Domalik. Jean Nalisnick. Sheri Becker. Pam Carl. Fran Keith Row 2: Annette Yeckley. Kathy Visnyiczke. Emma Crowell. Dave Murphy. Karen Visnyiczke. Kim Wholaver. Nancy Hoover. Barbara Kibler. 124 Band Officers Seated: Barbara Kibler. Joyce Scelesky. Donna Domalik, Dave Murphy, Aimee Garay. Annette Yeckley, Emma Crowell. County Band Seated: Nina Kirkpatrick, Patty Kopera, Patty Stewart. JoLynn Valenti Row 2: Dave Stewart. Dave Murphy. Donna Domalik. Jean Nalis- nick. Margaret Baldecchino. Aimee Garay. Gary Laurito. Earl Crowell 125 Mid-East All Star Band Dave Murphy Regional Band District Band Seated: Dawna Stewart, Aimee Gary, Tama Miller Standing: Dave Mur- phy, Lynne Commons. “Band-Aids” Aimee Garay, Dave Murphy, Dawna Stewart Dave lllig, Scott Stolz, Bob Parrish One of the highlights at Cambria Heights High School is the Highlander band, under the direction of John R. Elias. Mr. Elias has led the band to three consecutive State Legion titles. Hard work and determination play a major part during football season, and throughout the year. To the mem- bers of the band, football season means: working from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. with only a half-hour for lunch, sunburn the first day out . . . giving up your last two weeks of freedom . . . practice; in all types of weather . . . doing half-time shows again and again until it’s PERFECT . . . watching the freshmen goof-up . . . finding that your uniform no longer fits since the last parade and hoping that Mr. Elias won’t change the show again. But Band does not end with football season. Next on the agenda is the Christmas Concert, followed by seem- ingly endless practices to prepare for the annual Spring Concert, trip, and Memorial Day activities. This leads us once again to summer when the band busily prepares for the State Legion parade, proving that band is truly a four season activity providing meaningful experience, enjoyment, and self-satisfaction for all its dedicated participants. 126 Yearbook EDITORS Seated: Mary Lou Kopera. Theresa Passanita Standing: Janet Drzal. Nancy Noel. Val Gelermmo. For the staff members of the 1979 Highlander, creating a yearbook that would capture the essence of the 1978-79 school year has been a hec- tic challenge Early in the year the staff decided to publish a spring book so that all students could receive the Highlander before the school year ended In order to accommodate spring activities and graduation a sup- plement would later be added Then, because for all members of the staff working on a yearbook has been a new experience, first mysteries of croppers, lay-outs, and quad pack forms had to be mastered Finally, each member under the guidance of the editorial staff of Mary Lou Kopera. Nancy Noel. Theresa Passanita. Janet Drzal. and Val Gelormino tackled his her responsibilities The end product — the 1979 High- lander is a tribute to the dedication of the staff as they each strived to recre- ate the memories and special qualities of the school year Highlander Staff Row 1: Val Gelormino. Theresa Passanita. Nancy Noel. Emma Crowell. Mary Ann Chverchko. Kathy Fisamck Row 2: Mary Lou Kopera. Veronica Tucker. Lisa Rohac. Sandy Sharbaugh. Barbara Shero. Carolyn Grabosky Row 3: Mr Baran. Patty Kopera. Beverly Lowmaster. Donna Heishman. Kim Shope. Rita Panaro. Janet Drzal Row 4: Ralph Rosian. Chris Venesky. Scott Stolz. Robert Parrish. Fred Sutton. Dan McNulty. Aimee Garay. Annette Yeckley 127 Mr Paul Baran Our Advisor Underclassmen Section Donna Heishman Ralph Rosian Patty Kopera Senior Section Kathy Fisanick Annette Yeckley Emma Crowell Dan McNulty MaryAnn Cheverchko Aimee Garay Nancy Noel Photog- raphers Chris Venesky Fred Sutton Annette Yeckley Scott Stolz Robert Parrish 128 Activities Section Kim Shope, Janet Drzal. Rita Panaro, Barb Shero Sports Section Theresa Passanita. Beverty Lowmaster. Valeri Gelermino. Sandy Sharba ugh, Mary Lou Kopera. Veronica Tucker Faculty and Vo-Tech Section Theresa Passanita. Fred Sutton, Carolyn Grabosky, Lisa Rohac 129 Chorale Row 1: Paula Weber. Wanda Graboski. Nancy Hoover. Kathy Fisantck. Cheryl Lockett. Nancy Noel. Joyce Sclesky. Franme Lansberry. Fran Keith. Aimee Garay. Diane Gaunther. Col- leen Cunningham. Roxanne Kline Donna Hoover, Mellany Lenz. Lon McNulty. Karen Stahl, Rose Shaner Lmda Strittmafter. Mrs Bowman Row 2: Nicola Worchesky. Cathy Abel. Jenny Rosian. Ann Yeckley. Mike Rozdilski. Gaelynn Hambley. JoLynn Valenti. Patty Stewart. Tammy Wysocki. Bob Sunsen. Carrie Bowman. Nancy Whitetord. Margaret Baran. Barb Dranc- hak Row 3: Kelly Moore, Natasha RozdHski Marilyn Yarko. Patty McGlynn. Steve McConnell. Carolyn Graboski Laurie Thomas. Mana Born Kim Whoiaver Diane Stoltz Audrey Bur- goon Laura Chverchko. Michele Sever. Christine Smith. Laura Chrestter Row 4: Lisa Frank Derek McLaurm. Ed Yahner. Frand Zahsnock. Steve Dickson. Jett Gill. Enc Colberg John Baker Brian Bobai, Bill Stnttmatter. Scott Miller Fred Sutton. Earl Crowell, Debra Crook. Lori Cattoi. Judy Weakiand. Annette Wysocki. Lmda Zerbee Christine Swab. Letitia Keefe Tina Miller Despite the upset of changing teachers, the 1978-79 Chorale and Glee Club managed to pull off very good winter and spring concerts. We were all sorry to see Mr. Olewiler go, but we were glad when Mrs. Bowman came. Both are excellent music teachers and we wish to thank them. Students were picked from both Chorale and Glee Club to attend County, District, and Regional chorus and all have done very well. We are proud of them all. Men’s Glee Club Row 1: Robert Parrish. Rich Rusnak. Larry Leferbure. Mike Rozdilsky, John Albright. Tim Thiec. Pete Symosky. Frank Pompa. Mrs. Bow- man Row 2: Derek McLauren. Dan Sammarco. Rex Forsythe. Scott Miller. Nathan Kirk. Steve Westrick. Jim Yannitelli Row 3: Ed Yahner. Eric Colberg. Jeff Gill. Steve Dickson. Brian Bobai. Bill Strittmatter. Steve McConnell 130 131 Lett to Right Bob Parrish, Chris Smith, Dave Stewart, Carolyn Grybosky. Ajmee Garay. Nancy Whiteford, Nathan Kirk, Wanda Grybosky, Eddie Yahner. AFJROTC Col. William Saunders Sgt. Robert Konior The mission of the cadet organization is to provide a vehicle for the application of leadership techniques and for developing an understanding of the military command structure, the need for discipline, and a knowledge of military drill and ceremonies. In accomplishing its mission, cadets are taught personal honor, self-reliance, and leadership, to promote patriotism, to develop respect for constituted authority, and habits of orderliness and precision. Some of the subject areas covered are: aerospace principles and operations; principles of flight propulsion and navigation, and space operations. Leadership training consists of such subjects as human relations, management, and communciation skills. In the leadership laboratory, cadets have a chance to learn military customs and courtesies, flag etiquette, and drill movements and commands. Cadets are exposed to an action packed program that is varied and includes activities such as: flights in mili- tary aircraft, rocket and model airplane club, parades and reviews, drill team, volleyball and basketball teams which participate in inter-service tournaments, Dining-In’s and Dining-Out's (formal military dinners), field trips to military and civilian air facilities, and a military ball. Staff C.°71'.PartJ i iams. Ka,hV Visnyiczke, Mitch Wagner, Tama Miller. Karen Moore, Diane Stoltz, Pat lllig, Mellany Lenz, Sara Stevens, Scol b,0|Z' Nina Kirkpatrick. Row 2: Lynne Commons, John Baker, Dave Commons. Bill Strittmater, Greg Gallagher, Dan Kelly Bob Stocklev Jim Sherry, Robbie Pierce, Linda Mihalow. ’ 132 Volleyball Team Row 1: Greg Gallagher. Mary Ann Mitchell. Bob Etchells. Row 2: John Baker. Dave Commons. Bill Stritt- matter, Jim Sherry. Dan Kelly. Joanne Stoltz. Drill Team Row 1: Nina Kirkpatrick, Sue Belchick, Linda Mihalow, Brenda Bailey. Tina Miller. Mary Ann Mitchell. Row 2: Lynn Commons. Ron Coval. Lori McNulty. Brenda Miller. Bob Etchells. Pat lllig. 133 ALPHA Flight Row 1: Mary Ann Mitchell. Daryl Lane. Jenny Rosian. Jon Knarr. Frank Abel. Mark Venesky. Sue Belchick. Fran Keith. Eva Blake. Brenda Bailey. Chris Capute Row 2: John Lewis. Debbie McGlynn. Tom Willis. Tom Bensor. Doug Barto, Marty Wagner. Kevin Skrodinsky Tina Miller BETA Flight Row 1: Michele Schilling. Bob Etchells. Tammy Lenz. Bernie Shank. Michele Francheshini. Loise Williams. Kelly Moore. Diane Bailey. Mike Smithmyer Row 2: Dennis Horne. Joe Delozier. Sharon Shomo. Lori Cattoi. Bill Kuhn. Jim Kline. Butch Miller. Fred Peck 134 CHARLIE Flight Row 1: Karen Senko. Patty McGlynn, Chris Shomo. Mark Parrish. Cheryl Brown. John Stahl. Lori McNulty. Wanda Moore. Ron Covall Row 2: Ken Somoko. Wayne Miller. Cathy Abel. Nicki Worcherky. Ron Holtz. Mike McConnell. Scott Miller. Brenda Miller. Maureen Krejnus DELTA Flight Column 1: Bob Parrish Column 2: Phyllis Wilt. Mark Jones. JoAnne Stoltz. Pat Waksmunski. Jerry Whiteford Column 3: Wendy Wolanin. Paul Kephart. Tina Mihalow. Bob Beam Column 4: Bill Weakland. Scott Hite. Andy Kovall. Jony Hanley Column 5: Joe Morgan. Joe Short. Doug Warner 135 Ski Row 1: Shari Madachick. Christine Keefe. Janet Gray. Val Gelormino. Jeanette Kelly Row 2: Marsha Bogus. Donna Liesh, Donna Zrioka. Wendy Endler, Theresa Maurer Row 3: Ray Durban. Dave Sclesky, Paul Fox. Pat Polites. Tom Smychynsky. Randy Ault Tumbling down a steep slope in zero degree weather and blustering winds with face, hands, and feet half fro- zen is not many people’s idea of fun; except people in the Ski Club. Aside from all these trivial difficulties, the skiing students reported a super ses- sion again this year. There were a few times when the weather turned rotten and many of the students were hoping they would have to remain over night at the lodge. Luckily for all their parents and Mr. and Mrs. Murphy, the situation never arose. Better luck next year kids! Row 1: Jerry Bearer, Marlene Vescovi, Michele Shilling. Molly Donahue. Colleen Cunningham. Carol Lanzy, ADVISORS: Mrs. Murphy. Mr Murphy Row 2: Brian Bobal. Paula Jenkins. Stephanie Patrick. Shelly Bogus. Rita Panaro. Greg Gallagher. Nan Beach. Tom Wes- trick Row 3: Bill Henry. Dan McNulty. Dan Gauntner. Ron Hoover. John Ferretti. Randy Ault Row 4: Robert Stoitz. Steve Fisanick Greg Ault. Brad Moore. Ken Bailey 136 Club Row 1: Barb McGowan, Mellany Lenz. Steve McConnell. Glenn Strittmatter, Paula Haluska, Theresa Born Row 2: Carolyn Caldwell. Tammy Lenz. Aimee Garay. Donna Domalik, Mary Ann Bearer. Darlene Semelesburger. Helen Strittmatter Row 3: Jim McCombie, Tim Link. Dan Kelly. Marsha Bogus. Sandy Ford. Jilinda Berringer 137 Row 1: Patty Glass. Karen Gray. Diane Strohmeyer. Cheryl Blake. Linda Price. Row 2: Pete Babyak. Mark Cunningham. Larry Kashak. Vince Gormish. Row 3: Steve Dickson. Tom Bertram. Steve Karl. Don Patrick. Cheerleaders Although not participating in the actual sports, the Varsity Cheerleading Squad have experienced the joy of victory and the agony of defeat along with the players they support. Guided by Ms. Karen Lambert, the cheerleaders attend all athletic events, trying to support and encourage the teams. The cheerleaders would like to thank Ms. Lambert, all the coaches, and the athletic directors for their patience and support. I ADVISOR: Ms Karen Lambert 138 Kneeling: Theresa Passanita. Janine Baker, Barb McGowan, Carolyn Caldwell, Jayne lampenfeld, Carol Berzonsky Standing: Ms. Karen Lambert, Shelly Ranish. Brenda Long, Denise McGowan, Terri Stockley, Julie Patrick, Colleen Cunningham, Jane McConnell Seniors Captain: Barb McGowan Jayne Lampenfeld Co-Captain: Carolyn Caldwell Janine Carol Baker Berzonsky Theresa Passanita Forensics ADVISOR: William Shirt DRAMATIC INTERPRETATION: Laurie Thomas, Emily Churella This year the Cambria Heights Forensic team captured many individual, category, and team honors. This can be attributed to the hard work and effort made by the club members. Of course, coach Mr. William Shirf has much to do with the club’s success also. Wherever the Appalachia IU8 Speech League tournament, the High- landers are well represented in each category. These are a highly respected group of speakers wherever they compete. INFORMATIVE: Margret Baron, Lynne Commons PROSE: Natasha Rozdilski, Sue Buck, Maria Born, Mary Miller, Fran Keith, Fran Lansberry 140 EXTEMPORANEOUS Rob Etchells Dan Kelly Kathy Fisanick Dan McNulty Emma Crowell Marie Kirkpatrick POETRY Mary Ann Chverchko Brenda Miller Debbie McGlynn Nancy Whiteford Darlene Semelsberger PERSUASIVE Gary Laurito Doug Warner Soctt Stolz Cheryl Lockett Ml Plaid Talk. Advisor: Mr Anna “Plaid Talk is the Voice of the Highlan- ders . Under the direction of Mr. Dennis Anna and Donna Domalik, our newspaper keeps the students and faculty informed on a variety of activities. The production of the paper is practi- cal experience for the members of the staff. They learn to take part in group work; as it takes several small divisions of people to make the paper a whole. They also begin to realize the importance of time deadlines and the need for factual information. The reporters have done a terrific job and they should be com- mended for their hard work. It takes much imagination and dedication to operate a news- paper when no class time is used. There is only one Plaid Talk meeting held during the year, but the members have managed to publish well written editions. Kneeling: Veronica Tucker Kathy Fisamck, Paula Kibler, Mary Miller. Mellany Lenz, Patty McGlynn. Standing: Darlene Semelsburqer. Mary Ann Bearer. Dan Cordell. Chris Rouch. Dan McNulty. Nancy Whiteford. Margaret Baran 142 The C. H. Informer 143 CIRCULATION Aimee Garay SENIOR TYPIST Diane Stoltz Library Aides Row 1: Maria Born. Lisa Rohac, Joyce Sclesky, Darlene Semelsberger, Annette Yeckley, Sue Buck, Cathy Venesky Row 2: Margaret Baran, Nancy Whiteford, Elizabeth Haluska. Debbie Kurtz. Wanda Yeckley. Mary Lou Kopera Row 3: Nancy Farabaugh, Laurie Thomas, Audrey Burgoon. Lisa Stoltz. Kathy Fisanick. Laura Chrestler, Beverly Lowmaster Row 4: Sandy Sharbaugh, Suzette Lechene. Donna Heishman, Jean Zerbee. Donna Hoover, Kim Wholaver. Student library aides are volunteers in all grades who help to keep the library oeprating effi- ciently. Their duties include checking out books, magazines, ear- phones, and putting away returned library materials. Library aides help with bulletin-board displays and also work in the periodical room of the library suite. Their assistance is invaluable to the librarian. 144 Row 1: Sue Belchick, Colleen Cunningham. Janet Karl, Debbie McGlynn, Nicki Worchesky, Lisa Blum, Chris Capute Row 2: Janet Karlhiem. Diane Gautner, Brenda Born, Jane Yukanavich, Theresa Kovach, Tammy Lowmaster Row 3: Denise MeGowan. Stephanie Wendikier, Barb Bosar Scrap Book Debbie Kurtz, Dan McNulty, Mary Lou Kopera Every year since 1964 it has been Highlander tradition to keep a library scrapbook. This year’s scrapbook staff con- sisted of three seniors who searched through newspaper after newspaper for note-wor- thy articles on Cambria Heights. Cut out, pasted, and mounted, these articles ranged from the exciting C. H. — N.C. game to disputes about school roads. It seems fitting for a scrapbook to be kept to preserve the memories of our senior year. A.V. Club The A-V team members are assigned to the Tape Room of the library suite and are responsible for playing any tapes requested by students in the library. Cambria Heights has a collection of 700 curriculum-oriented tapes in the high school. U5 flow 1: Bob Beam, Jane Yukanavich, Nicki Worchesky, Dan McNulty. Row 2: Joe Cattoi, Donna Heishman, Debbie McGlynn, Laura Chrestler, Tom Bensor. Row 3: Brian Bobal, Jim Sherry, Jeff Swab. Senior Will We, the members of the 1979 graduating class of Cambria Heights, do hereby generously bequeath our assorted talents, trinkets, and assets to deserving underclassmen. Greg Anna: Our table in the commons to Joe Semelsberger. Joe Anna: All my empty snuff boxes to Paul Churella. Mary Anne Cheverchko: To any unfortunate Chem student the job of learning the hard and the expensive way where the dust pan and broom are. Greg Ault: To my brother my lucky jock that's been there since freshman year. Glenn Baker: My place in stall city to any person who wants it. John Baker: To Ed Yahner my book 1001 ways to not come in last in sprints. Jerry Bearer: To Joe Westrick my helmet and shoulder pads. Mary Ann Bearer: All my basketball fouls to Punky. Sherry Becker: My superb playing ability on the trumpet to Dave Stewart. Jininda Berringer: All my great times of being a majorette to Rose, Diane, Michelle, and my Captain’s position to the best junior majorette. Carol Berzonsky: My dirty saddle shoes to Coleen Cunningham to clean. Lisa Blum: The Good Morning Song” to Carrie Bowman. Marsha Bogus: My piccolo to Donna Stewart. Bob Bosar: To Rich Waxy my cheap shots and late hits on the football field. Karen Buck: All the good memories of high school. Audrey Burgoon: My chorale folder to a deserving Alto. Bob Burley: I leave my back seat on the Vo-Tech bus to Boo. Carolyn Caldwell: My dirty saddle shoes and my cheerleading coat with the broken zipper to Denise. Greg Cantalope: I will my front seat on the Vo- Tech busto Scar. Earl Caretti: My parking space to anyone who wants it. Pam Carl: My band uniform to any freshman who can fit in it an my baritone to Barb Dranchak. Sue Cavallo: My basketball uniform to whoever wants to sit on the bench. Laura Chrestler: My chorale folder to Lori Cattoi and my shorthand class to Danna Heishman. Eric Colberg: My locker to some poor, stupid, unsuspecting little freshman. Carol Cook: My welded saber and the trouble makers in the colorguard to the next unfortunate Co-Captain. Dan Cordell: To Jack Stoneberg I leave my great hands and the blazing speed, and to Butch Bogus I leave my exciting matches and lightning quick moves. Emma Crowell: To Patty my job as head of the clarinet section; may she enjoy it as much as I did. Mark Cunningham: The pain and agony of getting up for school on Monday morning to all underclassmen. Ron Depto: My locker and books to anybody that wants them. Dean Dietrich: To Brian Hoover my eyesight to watch the girls walking. Chris Dindios: To Skrodinsky I leave my Roach collection and excuses for the days I got caught skipping. Donna Domalik: My beloved tterfly to Mary Miller. Kathy Donahue: All my hangovers, nine disasters, and good times to Burr-Head. Randy Dubetsky: All my easy classes to Curt Holtz. Jim Duman: My locker. Brenda Dunlap: All my money and happy memories to Book (Kathy McAndrew). Barb Farabaugh: My school books to the unfortunate underclassmen. Jody Fiasco: My good looks and modesty to be shared equally between Butch Bogus and Ken Vescovi. Dianna Firment: I will my beer magnets to Pete Burkey who is always taking them and putting them in his locker. Steve Fisanick: My brother Rick to all lucky teachers that get him and Rickey Legros my football talents. Janine Baker: My cheerleading uniform to anyone who is willing to put up with all the hassles. Brian Bobal: All my pole vaulting knowledge on how to break poles to Scott Brummiage. John Ferretti: My cheating techniques to Denise McGowan. Kathy Fisanick: My condolences to all incoming freshmen. Sandy Ford: The mess in my locker. Paul Fox: All the cute little women and the number I lost in my locker. Greg Gallagher: I leave to Bob Etchells my parking space. Aimee Garay: To a deserving band member, any possible leftover brownie points of mine; to Lora Lee Rusnak, my talent (Ha), pride and enjoyment in the CH band; to Mary Miller my flirting techniques with a certain someone; and to Gloria Miller, the incentive to attend a band festival. Richie Gaul: My flashy passes and patented outside shot to Curt Holtz. Dan Gauntner: My locker, and may the door always stick for you. Chris Gerlesky: I leave to some unfortunate underclassman my locker, books, and homeroom. Jeff Gill: The centerfold in the back of my locker. Lauren Gobert: My seat on the Vo-Tech bus and all the good times that Barb will have just like I did. Dianna Gobris: To the underclassmen Mrs. Murphy's gym class. Janet Gray: I will to Melissa Shaw, a punch in the face. Dianne Gray: I leave all my books to anyone who wants them. Dave Gunther: I will Jane Ewanek my gym locker. Liz Haluska: My English homework to all the lucky people who have it next year. Mark Henry: The .25c Joe Turek owes me. Pauline Holtz: To an unfortunate underclassman all of my undone English homework from Mrs. Depto’s class. Jerry Hoover: My little black book to Brian Cordell. Marian Hoover: To all underclassmen the misery in their senior year that we had. Ron Hoover: All my English vocabulary sheets to next year’s seniors. Don Inzana: To the fellow wrestlers I leave my dirty sweatsuits and all of the oranges and my frenchman to anyone who will have them. Ron Inzana: To my brothers Rich Wax and Ed Vahner all Italian thoughts. To Mark Kelly my seat on the way home from wrestling practices, and to Bogus, DeSalvo, and Vescovi a dirty frenchman. Steve Karal: I leave all my U’s in deportment to any deserving freshman. Fran Keith: My sense of humor in band to Linda, and all my troubleless days to Theresa. Barb Kibler: My 1 2 mod chair to my sister Paula, my E flat horn with a lyre to Janice, and my uniform 1 to any freshman who has the pride to wear it. Chris Kibler: I leave to Curt my jumpshot — as if he needs it. Kim Kimack: My job selling programs at football games to anyone willing to support the team. Marlene Kirk: All 11 12 grade classes to my brother and all my good times. Rodney Kline: I leave the times with Mr. Pickens for the freshmen and Mr. Gresko’s jokes to next year's seniors. Bobbi Kohan: My broken saber to the next Colorguard Captain. Ken Kopera: Locker and all the books that go with it. I also leave the teachers. Mary Lou Kopera: To my younger sister Lynn I leave all my books, hoping that she will enjoy (??) them as much as I did. Richard Kopera: Everything about the school I leave to any unfortunate Freshman. Linda Kutchman: I leave all my excuse slips that I never handed in. Josephine Kuzar: My seat on the bus and all my homework to Lori. Callie Lamont: To Chris Venslosky the boring bus ride to and from school. Diana Lamont: A ROTC uniform to any freshman that was dumb enough to join, and all my homework and classes to Ron Beunier. Jim Lane: My sympathy to underclassmen. Frannie Lansberry: My Tech Drawing desk to anyone tjiat doesn’t want to become an architect. Sharon Lecorchick: Lav Sink for monkey climbing to Jodi Weakland. Tina Legros: My job selling programs at football games to anyone willing to support the team. Donna Leish: The thought of being a senior and getting out of school! Brian Link: I leave my stinky Phys. Ed. locker to the freshmen. Gertrude Link: Agony to the underclassmen Vo- Techers that I got from the home school and my boring P.O.D. class. Linda Little: To Lisa Stoltz the boring walks in the halls in the morning. M7 Cheryl Lockett: My half of the girls’ locker room to Tina Miller. Michelle Madachick: I will to Danielle all the boring teachers and all my bad luck. Bill McCombie: I leave all of Mr. Demi's workbooks to underclassmen. Ida Mae McConnell: All the sore muscles and ankles from track practices, my dull spikes, uniform and all those great memories. Steve McConnell: An ROTC candy bar that's 3 years old. Patti McGlynn: My basketball uniform for anyone who wants to sit on the bench. Barb McGowan: All of the parties and ''good times to Punky Lantzy. Derek McLauren: I will all of the fires I missed during school to Eric Cunningham. Dan McNulty: To Linda Beltowski and Suzette Lechene I will my complete set of Physic Labs. Rhonda McQuillen: My position in the majorette squad to the next successful girl. Tom Meekins: I leave my gym locker and dirty gym socks. Linda Mihalow: I will the right side of the football field to Marie for future halftime shows, and my rifle to someone who will use it without breaking it. Tama Miller: My bottom gym locker to any freshman who wants to lay on the floor to open it. Mary Ann Mitchell: My sympathy to all those who still have years to go. Karen Moore: All the great bus rides home with Farabaugh. Jean Nalisnick: My spot on the 35 yard line to Josie, my pre-homeroom info to Rita, and my tukuing ability to Kim. Buster Nedock: All my U’s to someone who doesn't deserve them and Demi’s workbooks to anyone stupid enough to take Earth and Science. Robin Neibauer: All my English essays to the future seniors. Nancy Noel: I leave my cousin and her friends peace at lunch mods. Gary Owen: All my tests and quizzes I had to study for. Mary Jo Pandola: To Denise McGowan I leave my easy classes, my locker, and Mr. Petrunyak’s jokes and also flirting with all the guys. Theresa Passanita: To my future brother and sisters ail the efforts of trying to have a good time in high school and in return the good times. Don Patrick: All the donuts I did in the parking lot to Rex Forsythe. Rich Pryce: To Jim Inzana my psylocybic Mushroom Growth in my Phys. Ed. Locker. Terry Rematt: I leave my locker to the underclassman that uses it and the boring times atC.H. Mark Rice: I leave all of my unreturned excusal slips to any underclassman who misses as many days as I did. They're filed in chronological order. Jane Ropp: All my books to anyone who is stupid enough to accept them. Debbie Rudolph: I will my seat at the morning table to one of the Bakerton People . Sharon Samole: My place in swimming and I.M. to Mary Miller. Michelle Schilling: My saying You're high Mr. — -----all my hangovers, nine disasters and good time at the basketball games to Molly Who? Joyce Sclesky: To Sue I leave my concert trombone and my ability to play it. Michelle Sever: My gym locker to any freshman who can keep it clean. Betty Shank: All my books to a future senior. Kevin Sheehan: To new freshman my four years of boring classes. Mike Shutty: My gym sneakers to anyone with big enough feet to wear them. Ed Shero: I leave my seat on the Vo-Tech bus to anybody who wants it. Tom Smychynsky: My center seat in the back of the bus to Scar Face. Lance Sneath: A broken pencil. Arlene Springer: My locker and seat in homeroom. Jean Stasko: To any underclassman who's unlucky enough my C-hall locker which does not work because it is broken — good luck when it gets stuck. Barbara Stephens: To all the sweet, deserving, underclassmen I leave all my BORING classes and all of the homework. Sally Stephens: To the next group of lucky kids that get our table; and let Mr. Bakajza call them Yannigans.” Diane Stoltz: To the next squadron commander, GOOD LUCK!!! Becky Stumph: All my walks to and from the bus stop to Lisa Goss. Jim Sunseri: Broken Locker. 148 Fred Sutton: My locker to anyone who dares open it, my chorale folder to a tenor, and Mrs. Depto's English class GOOD LUCK. Chris Thomas: My unbroken locker in C-Hall. Jean Thomas: I leave all my Earth and Space notes and my locker to Jo Ann. Larry Thomas: My little brown bottles in the morning to Theresa Milchak. Karen Trinkley: The teachers to anyone who can put up with them. Candy Vaughn: 8th seat in the trombone section to the next smart person who never marches. Marlene Vescovi: My Physics, Trig, and Algebra notes to my brother Ken, and my Majorette uniform along with all the fun, to the next lucky majorette. Kathy Visnyczke: I leave to any unfortunate underclassman Mrs. Depto's homework. Mitch Wagner: The swimming pool to Scott Haluska. Steve Warner: All my Monday morning hangovers! Barry Weakland: I give Joe Turek peace at his locker. Scott Weakland: All my memories to Brenda. Ken Weber: My pencils and paper. Paul Weber: I leave all my Physics notes for Eugene. Arlene Westrick: My style of shooting baskets to Sandy Sharbaugh. Tom Westrick: I leave Joe Turek peace at his locker. Rose Wholaver: I leave my corner in the lav to Laura. Ken Woodley: I leave my bike to Mark Duman. Jim Woodley: I let all my bad grades and my U’s in deportment to whoever wants them. Betty Worchesky: My front seat on the Tech bus to anyone who can get in as much trouble as I did. Vicki Yablinsky: All my hangovers before Phys. Ed to Mona. Marty Yahner: I will all my skin diving equipment and my chlorine faded swimsuit to anyone who wants to drown. Jeff Yeager: English class. Annette Yeckley: All the headaches of being a senior to the next senior I know. Debbie Yeckley: To Judy I leave you my Office Filing Procedure Box. Jane Yeckley: I leave my locker in S to my baby sister, Ann. Jim Zaliznock: My gym socks. Donna Zrioka: To Wendy Endler I leave my place in the back stall if she can get to it. 1 49 Senior Directory 127 Scanon St. Carrolltown. PA 15722 344-6364 Brian Bobal J 31 Lanark Road Tom Bender CarroMtbwn. PA 344-6655 15722 Jilinda Berrmger Box 184 St Benedict. PA 15773 948-8056 . Majorette 9, 10.11.12 Majorette Captain 12 ConcerjMpnd 9.10.11.12 Pep Band 9,10i.11 Track 1 «1 Ski Club 11,12 Prom Committee 11 ■ Carol1 Berzensky 216 Magee Ave. Patton. PA 16668 6 -5080 Cf 'rTeafdfng 9 Prom Committej Wayne Adams R.D. Box 89 Dysart 674-8710 a Vo-Tech 10,1 Greg Anna Box 555 Spangler St , Hastings 247-8432 Chess Club 9.10. m Basketball 9.11 Section 1 Co-Captain Joe Anna Box 314 Patton RD1 247-8431 Greg A®t 225 Mage'6 Ave. Patton. PA 16668 674-5960 Swim Team 9.10 Track 11,12 Football 9,10.11,12| kTrack 11,12 horale 9.10,11.121 Aid 11 11.12 |rict Chorus 12 ss Club 11 I Talk 12 Greg Bassett Bakerton. PA 94 7352 -Tech 10.11 Beam Hastings. PA 16648 247-8318 Chorale 10.11,12 AVCIub 10.11.12 30TC 12 :ootbairM FootbalTOanager 12 ra. PA 948-7812 Ski Club Football Chess Club 15737 PA 15752 j Bearer Box 78 Carrolltowh-, 344-8875 Football 9,10,11,12 Track 9. 10.11,12 Glee Club 10.11 Chess Club 10.11 Ski Club 10.12 Section 1 Prom Committee ary pn Bearer •(205 rrolltown. P l5722 4-8956 A; etball9. W flPl2 _____PW12 Swi7Jryng9. 10. 11, 12 Tra T ■renn oaxeri Hastings Box 11 . Club 10.1 e Baker Box156B Class i reasi Prom Comm John J. Baker Box 61 High St. Hastings. PA 16646 247-8697 ROTC9. 10. 11,12 Art 10.11 Sherry An Harvey Stn Hastings. I 247-8115 Marching Band 9.10. 11 Concert Band 9.10.11. 12 Chess Club 9.10.11 Ski Club 11 Prom Committee 11 Stephen M. Bender 150 Hastings PA 247-8330 Wrestling 9,10 Football 12 Track 11.12 Glee Club 9.10.11,12 Chorale 12 Ski Club 11,12 Chess Club 9.10.11 A.V Club 12 Prom Committee 11 Joseph R. Bobby Patton R.D. 1 Box 319 247-8180 Marsha Bogus Box 174 St Benedict PA 15733 948-9617 Marching Band 9.10,11.12 Concert Band 9.10.11.12 Ski Club 11.12 Prom Committee 11 Chess Club 10.11 Concert Band 9.1 Ski Club 11.12 Robert Bosar Box 67 R.D. 1 Patton 674-3726 Football 10.11.12 ■Football Captain 12 |Track 10. 11.4A. Section One 11 Chess Club 10. [Prom Commihe Karen Buck Box 89 R.D. 1 Carrolltown PA Chess 10.11 Susan Buck Beech St. Carrolltown PA 15722 344-8694 Band 9.10 Chess Club 10.11 SkiClub10.11.12 Prom Committee 11 Audrey Burgoon R.D. 1 Box 118A Dysart. PA 16636 674-8781 Chorale 9.10.11,1 Library Aid 10.11.1 ROTC10 Chess Club 10 Prom Committee 11 Bob Burley R.D. 1 Box 268 Patton PA 16668 674-8334 Vo-Tech 10.11.12 Carolyn Caldwell 34 Wtt £arroll St. Carroufown PA 15722 344-8177 Cheerleading 9.10,J4 12 Co-Captain Tr Wrestling Earl W. Caretti 216 Brewer Ave Patton PA 16668 674-8954 Pamela M. Carl Box 102 Dysart R.D. PA 16630 674-8167 Marching Band 9.10. 11,12 Concert Band 9 Prom Committee 11 Vo-Tech 10.11,12 ICACIublO. 11.12 Vica Vice President 11 Vica Secretary 12 JoeCattoi Box 229 Bakerton. PA 15737 948-8846 I Susan Cavallo Box 364 Hastings PA 247-8792 Girls Basketball 9, 10. 11112 Laura Chrestler % I P ROTC 10 Chess Club 9.10.11 rom Committee 11 Homeco s secretary IT Greg Cantalope Box 119 Bakerton PA 15737 948-6?71 66 a. PA 15737 Aid 10. 11.12 11,12 San Beech St. Carrolltown PA 344-8694 Ski Club 10 Jim Cantalope Box 119 ElmoraPA 15737 948-5271 Steve Caracoiolo R.D. 1 Box 117A Dysart 674-5596 Football •RfOTC A.V Marya nn wercko R D. 1 Ashville PA 1j 674-8582 Chorale Forensics 11.12 Track 11.12 Yearbook 12 ; V4- ' : Eric Colberg Box 95 R.D 1 Carrolltown PA 15722 344-6372H 151 County Chorus 9.11 District Chorus 12 Section 1 11,12 Library Aid 11 A.V. 11,12 David Commons Box 222 Beaver St Hastings PA 16646 247-8576 Football 9.10.11,12 Track 9 Swim Team 10 Wrestling 11 ROTC 9, 10. 11,12 ection 111,12 Ronald Davis R.D Box 53 Dysart PA 16636 674-8119 Chess Club 11 A.V. 9,10.11,12 Library Aid 9. 10,11 AH Ron Depto rBox 327 Hastings PA 247-8819 Football 11.12 Colorguard Co-Capt 12 Chess Club 9,10,11 Prom Committee 11 ROTC 9 Dean Di Box 51A Dysart R.D 674-5i ■ «I Crystal Dindios Box 133 St Benedict. PA 344-6618 15773 Daniel Cordell 106 Mellon Ave. Patton PA 16668 674-3325 Football 9,10.11,12 Wrestling 9,10,11,12 Track 9.10,11,12 Chess Club 9,10,11 Skiing 11,12 Plaid Talk 12 N Emma Mae Crowell 305 6th Ave Patton 16668 674-8806 Marching Band 9,10. 11 Concert Band 9.10.11. Pep Band 11,12 Band Treasure 12 Prom Committee 11 Yearbook Staff 12 Forensics 12 Swim Teacher 12 Mark Cunningham Box 116 St Benedict PA 15773 948-6281 Track 10 Football 10 Ski Club 11.12 Donna Domalik Box 541 Hastings PA 16646 247-8164 Marching Band 9.10,11r12 Concert Band 9,10,11, 12 County Band 12 Band Secretary 12 Swim Team 9.10,11,12 [Swim Team Captain 12; 11 Class Vice President 10. 1 i� I2 Plaid TalkhO. lift 2 Assistant EcMor 1 Editor 12 NEDT Award 10 A.V Club 11 Track Library Aid Chess Club 11 Yearbook 11 Prom Committee 11 Homecoming Court 12 Kathy Donahue 524 Magee Ave. Patton PA 16668 674-3689 Track 9.10 Chorale 9 Chess Club 9.10 Ski Club 10.11 Color Guard 10.11 R.O.T.C. 10 Art 11,12 ill Barbara Doughty R.D. AshvillePA 16613 674-8261 Randy Dubetsky Beaver Street Hastings PA 16646 247-8548 W . Basketball 9' Chess Club 11 Ski Club 11,12 James Duman Kirk Street Hastings 247-871 Brenda Dunlap Box 376 Weakland Heights 344-6690 Marching Band 9,10.11 Concert Band 9,10,11 Ski Club 10 R.O.T.C 9,10, 11,12 Barb Farabaugh R.D 1 Box 219 Ebensburg. PA 15931 344-8837 Tim Feder Box 364y Patton PA 16668 674-8023 Vo-Tech 10,11,12 John Ferretti Box 476 Hastings PA 16646 247-8309 Chess Club Section 1 Ski Club Jody Fiasco Box 542j Hastings 247-8460 Football 9.10.11.12 Baseball 11,12 Basketball 9,10 Chess Club 10,11 Class Officer 9,10 Section 1 ■ L 152 hy Fisanick 416 McIntyre Ave Patton 166 674-9908 Library Aid 1 Chorale 10,11,12 Plaid Talk 1? Forensics 12 Yearbook 12 Stephen Box 135 Patton RD 674-5880 Football 9.10,11,12 Track 9, 10. 11,12 Wrestling 9. 10 Section 1 Co-Captain 11,12 Sandy Ford Box 453 Spangler. PA 948-9863 Skiing 11.12 Chess 11 Band 9.10.11.12 V Prom Committed - Patty Grove R.D. 1 Ashville 16613 674-8263 Chess Club 9.10.11 Library Aid 9.10 Paul Fox St Benedict Box 78 948-8507 Vo-Tech DECA Greg Gallagher Box 141 Ashville PA 16613 674-3770 R.O.TC.9,10.11,12 Chess Club 11 Art 9,11,12 SkiClub 11,12 Aimee Garay Box 354 Elmora, PA 15737 948-9273 Concert Band 9.10,11,12 Marching Band 9,10.11.12 Jeffrey T. Gill R.D. 1 Box 85 Dysart PA 16636 674-8741 Glee Club 9.10,11,12 Chorale 12 Library Aid 9. 10,11,12 A.V. 9,10,11,12 Track 11,12 . Chess Club9,10.11,12 Lauren Gobert RD 1 Box 224 Patton 674-8225 DECA 11.12 Library Aid 10 Chess Club 1l Dianna Gobris 213 Flick Ave. Carrolltown PA 15722 344-8847 Da Miller Hastings 247-8959 Chess Club 9.10.11 A.V. 10.11.12 Prom Committeeil 1 Section 1 11. 12 Liz Haluska 814 Ross Ave Patton. PA 16668 674-5089 Concert Band 9,10 Marching Band 9,10. 11 Pep Band 10 County Band 10 District Band 10 Chess Club 10.11 R.O.T.C. 10.11 Library Aid 12 153 Martin Harbaugh 674-8498 412 McIntyre Ave. Football 11.12 Patton PA 16668 674-5583 Ski Club 11,12 Vo-Tech 10. 11.12 Mark Henry Joseph Hrubochak 803 Lincoln Ave. Patton PA 16668 318 West Carroll St. Carrolltown 674-8154 344-8319 Ski Club9. 10.11.12 Vo-Tech 11,12 Patrick J. Illig RD Box 153 D Patton PA 16668 674-8928 James Holland Wrestling Manager 9 321 McIntyre Ave. R.O.T.C 9. 10.11.12 674-5628 Vo-Tech 10.11 12 Section 112 Box 27 St Benedict PA 15773 948-6288 Marching Band 9,10. 11,12 Ski Club 9.10.12 Concert Band 9 Frances Keith 805 Lincoln Avenue Patton. PA 16668 Marching Band 9.10. 11,12 674-5039 Concert Band 9.10 11,12 Forensics 11.12 Pep Band 11 R.O.T.C. 12 Prom Committee 11 Chorale 9.10.11,12 Pauline Holtz Box 52 St Boniface. PA 16675 247-8989 Library Aid 11 Don Inzana 121 Carrolltown 344-8167 B Football 9, Wrestling 9,10,11 Track 10. 11. 12 Gerald Hoover 518 Magee Ave Patton PA 674-3728 Football 9.10,11,12 Track 10.11 Tri Captain 11 Baseball 12 Class Vice President 9 Glee Club 9 Ronald Inzana RD 1 Box 121 Carrolltown 15722 344-8167 Football 9.10.11.12 Wrestling 9. 10. 11.12 Track 10. 11. 12 Marian Hoover Box 55 RD1 Hastings 16646 247-8100 Track 10.11.12 VICA 10.11,12 Prom Committee 11 Chess Club 11 Nancy Hoover R D. 1 Box 31 Dysart. PA 16636 946-1914 Chorale 9.10.11.12 Band 11,12 Library Aid 10,11.12 R.O.T.C. 10.11 Chess Club 11 Lisa Ivory Box 11 Chest Springs 16624 674-8766 Gary Jewett Box 396 Hastings PA 247-8406 Band 9. 11.12 Track 11 Play Committee 12 Steve Karal Bridge St. Box 266 Hastings PA 247-8813 Ski Club 11.12 Chess Club 9.10.11 Swim Team 9.10.11.12 Kathy Kephart RD 1 Box 55 Flinton. PA 16640 674-5753 Chorale 9.10.11 Vo-Tech 12 Barbara Kibler 118 Mellon Ave. Patton. PA 16668 674-8932 MarchingBand 9.10.11,12 Concert Band 9.10,11.12 Pep Band 10.11,12 Band Historian 12 ChessClub10.il Prom Committee 11 Chris Kibler RD� 1 Box 41 Hastings. PA 16646 247-8153 Baseball 9.10.11.12 Basketball 9.10.11.12 Chess Club 9.10.11 Class T reasurer 11,12 Prom Committee 11 Football 10.11.12 Tri-Capt12 Kim Kimack RD 1 Box 8A Patton. PA 16668 674-8747 Chess Club 9,10.11 Prom Committee 11 Football Programs 12 Ron Hoover RD Box 18 Patton PA 16668 Christine Keefe 154 Marlene Kirk 1109 N. 5th Ave. atton. PA 16668 674-8110 Morale 9.10 Library Aid 9,10,11 hessClub 11 Dm Committee 11 Football Programs 12 Play Committee 12 Box 189 Spangler St. Hastings, PA 16646 247-6250 Rick K opera 1007 5th Ave Patton. PA 16668 oralJ9, 10 essjClub9. 10 Jim Lane Box 156 Bakerton. PA 15737 948-6464 Ski Club 9.10.12 Chess Club 10,11 Rodney Kline RD-1 Box 209 fiWlTPA 16668 674-8537 Wrestling 9.10,11. Track 10. -____ Football 10 Chess Club 9,10,11 Prom Committee 11 tbbie Kurtz 1 Box125A Hastings. PA 16646 247-8562 . ■ Track 10. 11, 12 Library Aid 12 Scrapbook 12 4M rom Committee 11 Frannie Lansberry Box169A Patton. PA 16668 674-2212 Chess Club 11 Chorus 9.10.11,12 Forensics 9,10.12 Track 9.10.11,12 Class President 9.10.11.12 Homecoming Queen 1 15773 Roberta Kohan Box 94 St Benedict, PA i0,1112 Linda Kutchman Box 84 Elmora. PA 15737 948-6119 Chorale 9.10.11.12 Tina Legros 700 5th Ave. Patton. PA 16668 674-8966 Chess Club 11 Prom Committee 11 Football Programs 12 Josephine Kuzar Box 69RD 1 Carrolltown. PA 15722 344-6393 Vo-Tech 10.11.12 Donna Leish Box 102 St. Benedict. PA 15773 t - 344-8287 Ski Club 10.11,12 S Ed Kollar Box 40 Hastings. PA 16646 947-6999 12 247-6222 Vo- Callie Lamont Box 129 Elmora. PA 15737 948-9710 Debbie 2T9 Ma Patton, 674-851 Vo-Tech 10,11,12 Prom Committee Diana Lamont Box 215 Elmora. PA 15737 948-7460 Marching Band 9 RO.T.C. 11.12 Drill Team 11,12 r Brian Link RD Patton, PA 16668 674 Wre: Vo4 .12 Ken Kopera 1007 5th Ave. Patton. PA 16668 674-8304 Mary Lou Kojj Box 464 Hastings, PA 247-8846V Prom Committee 11 YearbookJataff 12 — i Librart Scrapb Jayne Lampenfeld RD M. Box 34 Dysart, PA 16636 943-5358 Swim Team 9,11 Cheerleading 10.11.12 Track 11.12 Skipiub 11,12 Forensics 11 Chess Club 11 Plaid Talk 11.12 I ihrarvi A iri 1 1 A.r---T Brenda Little Che prings. P 16624 674-2246 Track 11.12 Prom Committee 11 jBVR Box 83 Chest Springs. PA 674-3314 16624 Cheryl Lockett Box 151 Hastings. PA 16646 247-6500 Chorale 9,10.11.12 Forensics 9.10.11,12 Plaid Talk 12 Prom Committee 11 Tim Lowmaster RD 1 Carrolltown, PA 344-6318 Vo-Tech 11,12 15722 Bill McCombie RD I Box 11G Patton, PA 16668 674-8020 Ida Mae McConnell RD 1 Box 130 Ashville, PA 674-3773 Mairching Band 9.10 Track 11, 12 Ski Club 9 I Yearbook Staff 12 Prom Committee 11 n cr” Stephen Mc( 1204 4th Ave. Patton. PA 16668 674-8919 Ski Club9.10.11,12 Glee Ctub 9,10.11,12 Chorale 12 R.O.T.C. 9.10.11 Leo McElheny RD - 1 Box 13.1 135 Ashville, PA 674-8387 Patti McGlynn Beaver Street Hastings, PA 16646 247-8375 Basketball 11,12 Chorale 10.11,12 Chess Club 10 Library Aid 11 Plaid Talk 11,12 Prom Committee 1 R.O.T.C 9.10. 11. Drill Team 9 Barb McGowan Box 343 Elmora, PA 15737 948-6850 Cheerleading 9,10,11,12 Capt. 9,12 Prom Committee 11 Homecoming 12 Ski Club 10,11,12 Track 9; 10 Chess Club 11 Plaid Talk 11 Football Programs 12 Derel lcLaurin Edgewood Drive Hastings, PA 16646 247-8856 Baske ball 9 Homecoming 12 Agnes McMullen RD 1 Box 132 Ashvile.PA 16613 674-3 r82 Craig N i Craig McMullen gs. PA 16646 120 Baseball 9. 10. Ill 12 Chess Club 11 � McNulty c52M on, PA 16668 674-8201 Chess flub 9 Forensics 10, 11,12 Plaid Talk 12 Yearbook Staff 12 Ski Club 12 Play 12 AV Club 12 Scrapbook 12 Prom Committee 11 Rhonda McQuillen 1005 Brown Ave. Patton. PA 16668 674-2205 Concert Band 9,10.11,12 Majorettes 10.11,12 Marching Band 9.10,11.12 t. r ( Pep Band 10.11.12 Tom Meekins Carrolltown, PA 15722 344-8742 Carmella Micali Box 26 Elmora. PA 15737 948-6586 Linda Mihalow Box 227B RD 1 Patton. PA 16668 674-2242 Track IQ Colorguard 11,12 Rifle Co-Sergeant 12 Library Aid 10.11 Chess Club 11 R.O.T.C.9.10.11,12 Dave Miller RD-1 Box 80 Carrolltown, PA 674-8503 Vo-Tech 10.11,12 Tama Miller RD Box 133 B Ashville, PA 16613 1 674-2254 Marching Band 9, 10. 11, Concert Band 9,10, 11, J County Band 9 I District Band 12 | Pep Band 12 R.O.T.C. 10. 11,12 Homecoming 12 Prom Committee 11 Chess Club 11 Valerie Miller Box 42 Dysart, PA 16636 674-3735 Marching Band 9. Concert Band 9,1 of-- £ R.O.T.C. 9, 10.11,12 Vo-Tech 12 VICA Club 12 f Prom Committee 11 R.O.T.C. Colorguard 10 Mary Ann Mitchell Box 216 Elmora. PA 15737 R 0 T C 9. 10, R.O .C C DaveMurph. Elmora, PA M737 SI Marching Band 9, 10,11.12 Concert Band 9, 10.11, 12 County Band 9, 10,11,12 , District Band 10. 11,12 Regionals Band 10,11,12 I Honors Band 10.11|J 2 Pep Band 10.11,12 Stage Band 10,11.12 Band President 12 Mid-East Band 12 Charlie Nagle Box 105 16636 Theresa Passanita RD r 1 Box 33 Dysart. PA 16636 Pierce Carrolltowi 674-8662 Jean Nalisnick Box 155 Elmora. PA 15737 948-8657 Marching Band 9. 10, 11,12 Concert Band 9.10,11.121 Pep Band 11.12 County Band 12 Plaidtalk Co-Editor 11. 12 Ski Club 10,11 Chess Club 11 Forensics 11 Prom Committee 11 Football Programs 1112 Robin Ne 306 Linwc Patton, PA 1 674-8683 Prom Committee 11 943-4688 Forensics 9. 10 Cheerleading 9.10.11,12 Yearbook Staff CcMEditor 12 Track 10 Vo-Tech 10.11,12 1 VICA Club 10.11,12 Homecoming 12 Don Patrick 117 Mellon Ave. Patton, PA 16( 674-6064 Rob Box ict. PA 15773 R.O.T.a 9 0. 11,12 Glee Club 9.10 Chess Club 10,11 Randy Price 815 Beech Ave. Patton, PA 16668 674-3720 Steve Price Carrolltown, PA 15722 344-8731 Marching Band 9,10 County Band 9.10 157 Box PA Francis Nedock Patt _ , 674-2226 Howard Riner RD� 1 Box 95 Dysart, PA 16636 674-3761 Football 9 Jane Ropp Box 48 Flinton 67 8512 Debra Rudolp 248 on P 5737 493 orale 9. 1 -Tech 12 V.C Her Club 12 omec haron 344-8002 Swim Team9,10,11,12 Co-Captain 11,12 Prom Committee 11 Chess Club 11 Michele Schilling 426 Magee Ave. Patton. PA 16668 674-3307 Colorguard 10,11,12 Rifle Sergeant 11,12 Ski Club 9,10,11.12 Chess Club 9.10,11 Track 9,10 Prom Committee 11 Dave Sclesky Box 201 Elmora, PA 15737 948-7745 Joyce Sclesky Box 141 Elmora, PA 15737 948-9252 Marching Band 9,10.11,12 Concert'Band 9,10,11,12 PepBandl0.il, 12 Band Vice-President 12 Chorale 11,12 - jfe- Forensics 10 Chess Club 11 Prom Committee 11 Library Aid 12 Darlene Smelsberger 804 Lincoln Ave. Patton, PA 16668 674-5092 County Band 9 Concert Band 9,10,11,12 Marching Band 9,10,11,12 Track 9 iht Forensics 10,11,12 Yearbook 11 Ski Club 10.11 Homecoming 12 Plaidtalk 11,12 Library Aid 11,12 Pep Band 11,12 Chess Club 10,11 Chess Club Secretary 11 Prom Committee 11 Christine Senko 822 N . 5th Ave Patton, PA 16668 674-8708 Vo-Tech 11,12 —TL MichelleSever 305 Mellon Ave Patton, PA 16668 674-8716 Chorale9,10, 11,12 Library Aid 10 Chess Club 11 County Chorus 9 Elizabeth Shank 313 W. Campbell St. Carrolltown, PA 15722 344-8930 Kevin Sheehan RD i Box 138 Patton, PA 16668 674-8633 Football 9,10,11,12 Swim TearrrarlO Edward Shero Box 145 Carrolltown, PA 15722 344-8115 Vo-Tech 10,11,12 Jim Sherry 219 Mellon Ave. Patton, PA 16668 674-3790 H- Basketball 9,10,11,12 AVCIubT1,l2 P Chess Club 10.11,12 Prom Committee 11 R.O.T.C. 9,10,11,12 Mike Shutty Box 85 Elmora, PA 15737 948-9185 Chess Club 9.10,11 Track 11,12 Section 1 Co-Capt. 11,12 Prom Committee 11 John Henry Smith 640 Donnelly Ave. Patton, PA 16668 674-5096 Football 9 Swim Team 10 Chess Club 11 Ski Club 12 Tom Smychynsky Box 164 Elmora, PA 15737 948-6706 Ski Club 9,10, fl, 12 Lance Sneath RD = 1 Box 85A Dysart, PA 16636 674-5910 Arlene Springer Campbell Street Carrolltown, PA 15722 344-6556 Jean Stasko RD«1 Box 135A Patton, PA 16668 674-8467 Track 11 Chess Club 10,11 Barb Stephens Box 209 Hastings, PA 16646 247-8352 Chess Club 9,10 Sally Stevens 1004 5th Ave. Patton. PA 16668 674-5560 R.O.T.C. 9,10,11,12 Drill Team 9 Prom Committee 11 Chess Club 11 Diane Stoltz RD - 1 Box 60 Patton, PA 16668 674-8297 R.O.T.C. 9.10.11.12 Basketball 10.11.12 Chess Club 10.11 Prom Committee 11 R.O.T.C. Colorguard 9,10,1 R.O.T.C. Drill Team 9 Plaidtalk 12 Chorale 11, 12 Dale Strohmier RD Box 129 Patton, PA 16668 674-8259 Becky Stumpf II 158 — Hastings, PA 16646 247-8414 Vo-Tech 10.11.12 Box 117 Elmora, PA 15737 4 Candace Vaughn 414 S. 5th Ave Patton. PA 16668 674-8419 Concert Band 9.10,11. 12 Ski Club 10 Football Programs 11.12 Prom Committee 11 Hastings. 247-8243 Football 9.10 Section 1 12 Jim Sunsen i 415 Lang Ave. Patton. PA 16668 674-8673 Marlene Vescovi RD 1 Box 15A Patton. PA 16668 674-8560 Chess Club 11 SkiClub10.11.12 Majorette 10.11.12 Track 11 Prom Committee 11 Football Programs 11,12 Marching Band 9 Concert Band 9,10,11,12 Pep Band i0,11 Homecoming 12 sakland Fred Sutton RD 1 Loretto, PA 344-8961 Chorale 9.10.11,1 Ski Club 9.11.12J Yearbook Staff 12 Play Committejp2 Basketball 9,10,11.12 Baseball 9.10,11.12 Ski Club 9 Ken Weber 123 Saint Mary's St. Carrolltown. PA 15 344-8114 Chess Club 9.10.11 Jeff Swab 606 Magee Ave. Patton. PA 16668 Karen Visnyczke Elmora, PA 15737 948-5522 Concert Band 10.11,12 Marching Band 10.11,12 Pep Band 12 ROTC. 10.11,12 R O.T.C. Colorguard 11 Baseball 10,11,12 Football 9 Chess Club 10.11 Paul Weber Henry Street Carrolltown, PA 15722 344-8239 Track 11 Prom Committee 11 Plaid Talk 12 Kathleen Visnyczke Box 42 Elmora, PA 15737 948-5522 Marching Band 9,10.11,12 Concert Band 9,10,11,12 ROTC 10.11,12 ROTC Colorguard 11,12 I Christine Thol [ 1105 4th Ave I Patton, PA i L 674-8247 Patton, PA 16668 674-8601 Basketball 10.11.12 Chess Club 10,11 lean Thor D 1 Bo lastings.i (47-8994 Tom WestriAk S. CHurch St- Carrolltown, PA 15722 ■8965 M Chess Ciubll. 12 F(Ktball9. «1.12 Basketball 9 Baseball 12 Mitchell Wagner RD«1 Box 107-D Patton. PA 16668 Swim Team 9.10 Track 9 Chess Club 11 Larry Thomas RD 1 Box 70 Hastings, PA 16646 247-8719 Vo-Tech 11,12 DECA Club 11,12 Chess Club 11 Dennis Warner Beaver Street Hastings, PA 16646 247-8323 Vo-Tech 10.11,12 Football 12 Kim Wholaver Box 136 St. Benedict. PA 15773 948- ™ Marching Band 9.10.11 Chorale 9.10.11,12 Concert Band 9.10.11.1; Library Aid 11.12 Karen Trinkley Box 378 (town Steve Warner RD 1 irilyn Yarko □ ley Street PA 6646 17-8142 lasketbal aseball i Rosemarie Wholaver Box 11 Hastings PA 16646 V247-8BK8 Chorus 9,1(r Colorguard 12 Plaid Talk 11 g County Chorus 9 Chess Club 11 sav I Rose Wilkie 611 Terra Cotta Ave Patton. PA 16668 674-5649 Patricia Williams RD 1 Patton. PA 16668 674-3721 Track 9,10 R.O.T.C. 10. 11.12 Chess Club 9.10,11 i Rusty Winslow 658 Donnelly K Patton, p A 16668 674 56 Wrestll ig Vo-T.' Elmora. PA 948-6588 rack 10. 11,12 Colorguard 11,12 Flag Sergeant 12 R.OJ.C.0 Vo-Tech 12 b 12 2 Christopher Yeckley 307 Highland Ave. Patton, Pi 674- Vo-T. 804 16668 0.11.12 Marty Yahner RD� 1 Box 164B Patton. PA 16668 674-33f Wrestling 9,10,11.1 £ Chess flub 10,11 Track 1§. 12 Lisa flrko 423 SfcChurch St. CarrAtown. PA 1 722 344-6640 Basketball 9, 10 Chess Club 11 Track Cindy Yeckley RD 1 Box 63A Hastings. PA 16646 247-8657 Chorale 9 Vo-Tech 10, 11,12 Chess Club 11 Deborah Y Box 105 Carrolltown, PA 344-6321 eo lev 15722 10. 11,12 05A 10 V12 i BonifacMPA 16675 Ken W Jane Yeckley Box 25 Carrolltown, PA 344-8870 Chorus 9.10,11 Ski Club V Basketball Mgr. 11 Vo-Tech 12 Chess Club 10,11 Plaid Talk 11 Library Aid 11,12 James Zaliznock Box 29 Elmora, PA 15737 948-5003 15722 Ski Club 11.12 Elizabeth Worcti RD 1 Box 83 Hastings. PA 247-6694 Marching Band 9 R.O.T.C. 9.10 Chorale 9,10.11 Plaid Talk 11 Library Aid 11 Chess Club 11 Vo-Tech 12 DECA Club Vi , -I Illicit?� — 662 Donnelly Ave. Patton. PA 16668 674-8696 Annette Yeckli hesky £ 160