Cambria High School - Oracle Yearbook (Ebensburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 196 of the 1967 volume:

f THE ORACLE l967 presented by the student publication staff and faculty advisory council as a chronicle for Central Cambria High School Ebensburg, Pennsylvania Volume Xl Our 'Senior Class has chosen that its yearbook be in memory of a man who has affected the lives of every member of the class. Mr. Donald Glass served as the Guidance Counselor at Central Cambria for nearly four years, guiding the student body on an individual basis with a devotion and understanding that is sincerely missed. Mr. Donald B. Glass -.K ,s - , ,- if 41. V ' P i. va ,J W H XJ 5. 6-N, 1' ...H duff' L 4 A CONTENTS admiI1iSt1'atiOI1 graduates instruction organizations activities athletics classes closing and faculty 26 66 80 110 122 14-4 166 8 5 WE PROUDLY DEDICATE Mr. William Stormer Teacher Class Sponsor Business Manager RESPECTFULLY Wil THANK Mr. John Berkstresser Custodian Personal Friend Three Decades of Service 1. ' m in., ' w ' f 1' f X . ls. Y w K w Y K.. X , ex 5 1 , I 8 9 l lt OFFICERS-James L Cook Superintendent William Radebach V1cePres1 dentg Roger E. Hughes President Wllham W Daugherty Treasurer CENTRAL CAMBRIA SCHGOL BOARD The School Board of Central Cambria is the administrative council which directs the operation of the Central Cambria schools. By the reduc- tion of its membership to nine, the Board achieved greater efficiency and cooperation than ever before. Meeting once a month, this group of civic- minded men made decisions concerning not only Central Cambria High School but also the elementary schools in the district. L. to R.-Joseph D. Paterson, Albert Dominick, William W. Daugherty i . mf- L. to R.-William Radebach, Kenneth Swinefordg ABSENTEE-Raymond C. Rodgers i ii 1 i BOARD SECRETARY-Miss Martha C. Davis f-55 MR. JAMES L. COOK Mr. Cook will he remembered by many of us as a firm administrator end also as a true friend. Having been associated with our school for twenty-eight years-seventeen as a teacher and athletic coach and nine as high school principal-Mr. Cook has the experience and insight necessary for working with today's youth. SUPERINTENDENT JJ HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL MR. LEROY DEBASTIANI Mr. DeBastiani, a dedicated educator, has served our school well. As a teacher and an athletic coach, he gained experience through his association with stu- dents in the classroom and on the playing field. Now, as an administrator, Mr. DeBastiani has proven his capability by looking after the interests of both the faculty and student body of Central Cambria. f ' L 4-vu I I E GLISH The purposes of our language are communication and self-expression. Students need guidance and assist- ance in order to discuss and present their ideas and opinions. Thus the faculty of our English department strove to help each student develop his speaking and writing potentials. Included in the general curriculum were grammar, spelling, literature, composition, and li- brary science. Music and art appreciation classes, as well as advanced English Composition were added fea- tures for college-bound seniors. Whether a graduate from C.C.H.S. would go on to college or enter the busi- ness world, he would be well versed in the comrnuni- cative arts. --v-f'. '- L 5 . U..-.. ...wp L gil? .'.. .,..... .Iss-'Y hr...- ....' ...vnu ,...: 1-urn A 4 ll , R Roland Anodide, A.B.fEnglish II, Journalismg Homeroom 207 'Q Rose Marie Solomon, B.S., M.Ed.fEng1ish I9 Homeroom 106 Adelaide Flanagan, B.S.fEnglish IV g Homeroom 108 A. J. Pelliccioni, A.B., M.Ed.fEnglish III, IVg Homeroom 109 I SE Helen Gordon, B.S.fEnglish Illg Homeroorn 107 Paul Crowley, B.A., M.Ed.f English II, Reading 'S' J ' -'xv' I X Qi. Q Donald B. Glass, B.S., M.A.!iGuidance Counselor GUIDANCE ERVICES Excellent guidance services were provided by Mr. Glass and his assistant, Miss Brown. Under the direction of Miss Brown and Mr. Solomon, college hoard classes were again held for juniors who planned to take the college hoard test. Administration of the Scholastic Aptitude Test was first conducted at Central in December of this year. Whether you were a senior who hadn't decided upon a career or a freshman who was utterly lost, you were always welcome in the guidance office. li X i V X, W o f, 522- 5:1 I f - 4 ,J 4 . gg , ,y 4-af .nQ,-yn, a ,av ,-,- 4- , .Q 1 . ,- 11,--1-aifg Q - f .431-4.1 , V - -- . 9 0 . cg, .. . . , . I Faye R. Brown, B.S.!English I, Senior Composition, Guidance Coun- selor sim if Homeroom 2141 SCIENCE The space age is a scientific age. To emphasize the importance of science in our future, C.C.H.S. offered a variety of subjects. All students were required to take general science and biologyg the science electives were physics and chemistry. Through the use of texthook theory and laboratory application, a student,s interest and enthusiasm were whetted. 'F'-F' 2 Walter Gresh, B.S., M.Ed.fPhysica1 Science, Chemistry: fl Jules Dill, B.S.fAcademic Chemistryg Homeroom 212 Andrew Singel, B.S., M.Ed.fBio1ogy, General Science - 1 Robert J. Kayden, B.S.!Ceneral Scienceg Homeroom 213 ri Michael J. Pipas, B.S., B.A., M.Ed.!Biologyg Homeroom 215 w w John P. Krumenaker, B.S.!Algebra Ig Homeroom 113 MATHEMATICS Mathematics is the practical application of abstract ideas. Students, instructed by excellent teachers and prod- ded by curiosity, delved into the mysteries of the purest science. The fields of algebra, plane geometry, and ad- vanced math, as well as general, shop, and business math, were available for study. By means of graphic representa- tion and analytic comprehension, the students translated the abstract into the concrete. Ich:-n : , Allen Solomon, B.S., M.Ed.fP1ane Geometry, Home- room 111 Joseph DeRubis, B.A., M.Ed.fAdvanced Math, Plane Geometry Homeroom 206 L V ' ' 4 r 4. I7 U Joseph Seaman, B.S.!Prob1ems of Democracyg Homeroom 208 The aim of a history department is to produce responsible, civic-minded citizens. To do this, the curriculum gave a basic background of the his- tories and governments of different countries of the world. These were studied in world history classes and compared to our own country's historical origin and development in American history classes. In POD governmental theories were discussed, an- alyzed, and criticized. Paul Seymour, A.B.fProb1ems of Democracy Xffim Bernice J. Gibb, A.B.fAmerican History, World History Dorothy Liphart, B.A.fAn1erican Historyg Homeroom 105 I i w I V I John Gaynor, B.A.!World Historyg Homeroom 104 Is Latin really dead? According to the number of Latin classes, the answer is no.', Many students took Latin as a preparatory course for Spanish or French or as a cultural enrichment course. French and Spanish did not take a back seat to Latin, however. More students than ever before were enrolled in these courses. The language lab was in use seven periods a day by both French and Spanish students. Those who completed any of the three language courses offered entered college with a basal background in their respective subject. Cust S. Tsikalas, A.B.fSpanish I, II, IIIQ Home- room 210 GUAGE Cyril R. Stevens, B.S.fLatin I, Hg Homeroom 209 Jean Estep, A.B.,' French I, II, IIIg Homeroom 110 pw- T , zip gl .J I A V ,pl , -Yffwarf. , . .. ,.Aye5i'i XNQL1 , ,.,,g,-Vfq.1,. . ,V J S ,f V4 4-:Lair .,,,t,.x COMMERCIAL Practical vocational training-Centra1's com- mercial department has provided many students with the fundamental knowledge necessary to ob- tain clerical work. Students in this course studied a variety of subjects-economic geography, salesman- ship, business math, correspondence, typing, short- hand, bookkeeping, and clerical practice. Upon com- pletion of this four-year program, the commercial senior had been well prepared for immediate post- graduate employment. Q49 Joseph Semyan, B.S., M.Ed.fGenera1 Commercialg Home- lgfghael Zonilly B-so M-A-fTYPiUg, Shorthand I, H? HOITICYOODI room 205 William C. Stormer, B.S., M.Ed.fGeneral Commercialg room 202 I of 27 't fm J ' l A' -ft'-I-'ffl . V - al l ' U fi , Yi. 'NW X ' is yi 4 Y X , K, .Q lp 1 5, --,at , U, 131 2 ll, 'Mittal-ll, Fx? ' ll KAVKW V ia N awww- e , ' N a ' Awww' 'A urn rl . 5 'mflft vig 3 ' f1 '1', l ilf Z' 1 '3+.f'-11-'SE' - f 'i' Wi -. WM 3' 5 -e,.'Q'ifagf5itQy' ' , ' fl. N' fMM,wa : X M. .- Q.: .st-V Grrhlf ,315 is W 'j Home- ' f- af.- vt -1 a3 'W27ei . A 'Q .fi 1.-Jrnzl. ,QA .N .wMgaWnt. 'fr 3 4321? -93?,v f' ,.- . .3-,ejaagtf ?-of.. M ,,vf,: -'Li lap Raymond Keith, B.S.fGeneral Cornmercialg Home- room 208 Robert J. Buchanan, B.S., M.Ed.fTyping, Clerical 'T' t? Yin, , .1 U1-9713, waw-17UHff1CCJZ+-1 N Nl' 1, 1 Leonard Orange, B.S., M.Ed.fIndustrial Arts, Engineering Drawing N t f N l , 1 . ' 1 I' Martin Farabaugh, B.S., M.Ed., Ph.D.fIndustrial Arts The curriculum of the Industrial Arts course was cli- vided into two phases, wood and metal work. With the aid of Dr. Farabaugh in metal shop and Mr. Orange in wood shop, the boys made many useful tools and household fur- nishings and learned correct procedures for safe operation of industrial machines. AGRICULTURE Ag students not only are taught the techniques of farming but also are provided with experiences in re- lated vocations. With emphasis on leadership, Mr. Brown added demonstrations, reports, and field trips to the routine curriculum. James Baumgardner, A.B., M.Ed.!Driver Education, Civil De- fense fi tl X -t if I Hugh Brown, B.S.!Agriculture, Shop Mathematicsg Home- room Agriculture DRIVER ED. E Z, Under the direction of lVlr. Baumgardner, the man with the nerves of steel, 75W of our students not only learned the theoretical principles of' driv- ing but also practiced these principles behind the wheel using, the 'atrial and brake method. CULTURAL E RICHME T Miss Sowolla, our new art teacher, has maintained Central's high standard of art instruction. The students' objectives have been to appreciate, create, and produce art forms in various media. Kay Sowolla, B.S.fArt 'lg The library was the room most used by students and faculty alike. With the assistance of Miss Englehart and her efficient staff of stu- dent librarians, books and general information could be located quickly and easily. The addi- tion of carpet, new furniture, and some 2000 new books has made the library even better th ' ' . . an In Prevwus years Marilyn Eng1ehart,A.B.,M.Ed., Eq.M. Lib. Sci.!Librarian Mr. Gruver and Mr. Isenberg have made music an integral part of many students' daily activities. Bands -concert, marching, and pep-and the trumpet trio were instrumental organizations sponsored by the music department. If you sang, there was girls' chorus, mixed chorus, and ensemble. Of course, some people neither sang nor played an instrument, so most seniors took music appreciation in cooperation with the music and Eng- lish departments. HOFHUG l56I1bC1'gfMl1SiC ITlSl1'11Ci0!'- William D. Gruver, B.S., M.Ed.!Music Supervisor l ll ' hhaluuw- , l w 3 1 J n lr f wEl fi,.'r1f.t:1n,Hl'..'1iHnE1r!. ' ' V M 7 1 - W7 'JXQ I Z-Ifniiliii il itil' HEALTH Gym was a required subject for every student during his four years in high school. Although one may have complained about gym days, the majority of students found them a relaxing break from the class- room routine. In addition, health was taught to all freshmen and seniors. - -l 1 ' E . tl flip' . ' ' I V ' 'd 4145 A, l 'Q f x s ' 1... .5 .N I, . QT . ., N ggx' ri -F-if lk --ar In 'ff .---is , Ni - . 'I pi -- . if H . J. L. Miller B.S.fHealth Physical Janet Sides B.S.fH6a1lh Physical 7 7 7 9 Education EdUC21i10l'l James Sponsky, B.S.fSpecial Educa- tiong Homeroom 211 The socio-occupational curriculum is conduct- ed through cooperation with the Cambria County Special Education Office. Elizabeth Orner, B.S.fHome Economics HOME ECONOMICS To become proficient homemakers was the ultimate goal of the girls in the home economics department. A child care study was incorporat- ed into the course, which also comprised sew- ing, cooking, grooming, interior decorating, and designing. NURSE Mrs. F enchak, the school nurse, was always around in case of illness or accident. Besides this, she kept cumulative health charts of every student and conducted the annual eye tests, hearing examinations, and weight and height measure- Elizabeth Fenchak, R.N.f School Nurse ments, The custodians-Mr. Berk- vstresser, Mr. Cominsky, Mr. Reese, and Mr. Noel-did a remarkable job of keeping Central clean. Sweeping wasn't all the custodians didg they fixed locks, desks, and the hundreds of other things that seemed to get broken. The cafeteria staff was re- sponsible for feeding a small army of hungry students each day. Thank you! Twenty-three bus drivers trans- ported students to and from Central Cambria daily, even though the weath- er was against them. Cambria County winters made dog sled travel necessary rim ,JUL 1 Wi 7 ,i, . L. to R.4Mrs. Rendia Felix, Mrs. Betty Smith, Mrs. Mary Ann Calabriag not shown is Mrs. Rose Ochsen. CAFETERIA STAFF Mr. John Berkstr esse r, Head Custodian some days, but Central bus drivers usually got through. CUSTODIANS Mr. Cloyd Reese SECRETARIAL STAFF Four secretaries Working diligently kept our school running smoothly. Mrs. Shirley Straw and Miss Mary Jo Fetterrnan of the 'Lwhite house as- sisted Mr. Cook. Miss Esther Koss not only assisted Mr. Del?-astiani but also prepared dittoed tests for most of the faculty members and composed the ab- sentee and announcement sheets. Mrs. Evanchick, who was in charge of the attendance office, was responsible for the cafeteria funds, the central bank- ing activities, and the attendance records. lx Q N KJV' x xl Miss Esther Koss Miss Mary Jo Fetterman Fig 3 P? M fye t 4, M-lfwr ,.,,., H-Q42 1,44 Mrs. Mary Evanchick Mrs. Shirley Straw f :Q ?. lm .,. FB' 1 f 27 breshman and Sophomore Officers President gary good Vice-Pres william barber Secretary alberta retallack Treasurer mlchael covltch Asst. Treasurer-thomas estep Historian-beverly peterson Freshman Student Counc1l Members marilyn berkoski robert feather Q as it tw J un1or Off1cers P 5 at 3659 if 3' E New wa s President alec paterson Vice Pres w1ll1am barber Treasurer mlchael covltch Asst Treasure1 alice mschalke Hlstorlan donald decker Sophomore Student Council Members william barber robert feather dennis frombach .- ' ' ' , Secretary-alberta retallack 1 - - , - -. - - ' 'L -if M E r gary good theodore gresh Junior Student Council Members robert feather lana mcevoy alec paterson beverly peterson alberta retallack michele soyka Freshman Sponsors dorothy liphart, head sponsor allen solomon william stormer joan winings Sophomore and Junior Sponsors T r M ma-Sf: mary beyer, head sponsor dorothy liphart allen solomon, head sponsor william stormer 'FWF iw 345' alec paterson alberta retallack Senior Student Council Members William barber robert feather john lydic lana mcevoy alice nischalke alec paterson alberta retallack Class Color-red and White Class Flower-red rose Class Motto- Enter to learng leave to serve V HISTORY O THE CLASS OF 19 7 f :-: Q o o Personal Destiny i -V ,i9H,1? , graduation announcements commencement - -:---- all-night party . our banquet .,,, ...,, .,.: - - senior pictures name cards .,.. bomb shelter classes no class dues! Oracle '67 Doctors and Nurses ' ' Ism's class rings peanuts eye tests, permits-licenses! Out of This World Teahouse of the April Moon college bored classes foreign student drive ' ' ' Anticipation they needled- us-TB tests racked with magazines biology class cut-ups wise fools end of year party ' ' ' Confusion conscripted clean-up committees good eggs-31.35 's 5 1 A I 'fl' ---v SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS-fsittingl William Barber CVice Presidentl, Alexander Paterson fPresidentJg fstandingl Alberta Retallack fSecretaryJ, Michael Covitch fTreasurerJ, Alice Nischalke CAssistant Treasurerl, Beverly Peterson fHistorianJ SPONSORS-fsittingl Miss Liphartg lstandingl Mr. Solomon, Mr. Stormer fHead SponsorJ, Mr. Stevens ADAMS, GREGORY ACADEMIC Track, Homeroom Vice President AITKIN, DOROTHY ACADEMIC Library Club, Science Club, Homeroom Secretary, Health Careers Club fPresidentJ, Band, Mixed Chorus, Girls Chorus, Girls Ensemble ALLISON, GERALD ACADEMIC 'Library Club, Science Club, Mixed Chorus, ,Homeroom Chaplain, Track, Art Club ARKWRIGHT, WILLIAM Football COMMERCIAL fs '59 'WIS 'Wh 'VS l K5 ug,- .. ,,f sf N-,J 9r ' BALKO, PATRICIA ACADEMIC Forensics fSecretary, Vice Presidentl Leader Club, Student Librarian, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Homeroom Treasurer BARBER, WILLIAM ACADEMIC Football, Basketball, Track, Key Club, Student Council, Varsity Club, Homeroom President, Vice President of Class K4 years? BARNHART, HARRIET COMMERCIAL Library Club, Homeroom Representative fSenior Classl, Student Director of Senior Play BAUMGARDNER, JAMES ACADEMIC Band, Pep Band, Dance Band, Track, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Homeroom President, Homeroom Representative QSenior Classl 3 l I 4' 'FQ' 4b. fi? L BOLAND, SUSAN ACADEMIC Library Club, Pep Club, Forensics Club, Girls Chorus, Junior Class Play BONINI, RICHARD ACADEMIC Football, Track, Varsity Club, Homeroom President BORING, JERRY ACADEMIC Football, Baseball, Track, Science Club, Varsity Club BOWMAN, DALE COMMERCIAL Football, Basketball, Track, Concert Band, Mixed Cho- rus 32 BAUMGARDNER, JOHN ACADEMIC 1 Marching Band, Science Club, Pep Band, Senior Class , Play, Concert Band, Homeroom Representative fSenior Classl, Senior Class Play BECKETT, ELIZABETH ACADEMIC - Oracle Staff, Alpha Tri-Hi-Y fPresidentJ, Leader Club fVice-presidentl, Majorette Squad fTreasurerJ, Pep Club, Library Club, Science Club, Homeroom Secretary and Vice President BECQUET, .IUDITH COMMERCIAL Library Club, Pep Club BERKOSKI, MARILYN COMMERCIAL Beta Tri-Hi-Y CVice Presidentl, Mixed Chorus, Girls Chorus, Pep Club, Library Club,'Art Club, Student Coun- cil, Homeroom President 1,43 if 1'f.'.: fi . I I 4 QU'-I 'L' : Z1 if ' I 'GS' f- - aff. 9 ' , 1 J.. X 4- ' 1 ,, F J. A BOYER, BONNIE COMMERCIAL Science Club, Library Club, Girls Chorus, Pep Club, Homeroom Treasurer, Student Director of Senior Class Play BOYER, JAMES ACADEMIC Science Club CTreusurerD BROSCH, CARLENE HOME EC. Gamma Tri-Hi-Y BROWN, ROBERT ACADEMIC rw-t fa'--x cv- 'Byw- N 45? L. 4 . ws 7 r in iff 'VX , FQ. , ,t BYERS, DAVID COMMERCIAL Band BYERS, FRED INDUSTRIAL ARTS Band, Stage Crew CANGIOLI, HAROLD GENERAL CARLINGTON, CHRISTOPHER GENERAL Art Club 33 . 'JY' :I ' ll aww. ug., 'ff' 'rr- COVITCH, MICHAEL ACADEMIC Oracle QCD-Editor-J, Band, Pep Band, Concert Band, Science Club fPresident, Treasureri, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Homeroom Vice President, Treasurer of the Class C4 yearsl CRAMER, IUDITH ACADEMIC CRAWFORD, JANICE ACADEMIC Pep Club, Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Mixed Chorus, Girls Chorus, Senior Class Play, Homeroom Secretary, Student Librarian, Oracle fSub-EditorJ, Girls Ensemble CREES, VIRGINIA LYNN ACADEMIC Library Club, Student Librarian, Mixed Chorus, Girls Ensemble 34 CHAPPELL, DONNA HOME EC. F.H.A. fVice President? CHERVENIC, CHRISTINE ACADEMIC Science Club, Girls Chorus, Library Club, Art Club, Forensics Club CAssistant Secretaryb, Homeroom Secretary COOK, LINDA GENERAL Library Club, Colorguard, Pep Club, Gamma Tri-Hi-Y fPresidentJ COOPER, GEORGE ACADEMIC i Iii- . ' X595 ian. ,, .1 fa.:- CROYLE, PHILIP ACADEMIC Football, Baseball, Varsity Club, Homeroom Vice Presi- X- dent CROYLE, THOMAS ACADEMIC Football, Basketball, Track, Homeroom Treasurer DAUGHERTY, SCOTT Science Club, Track DAVIS, DENNY F , A V Q I k f ici Q.- xy 'I ':n . lL'..'y ACADEMIC COMMERCIAL -,Af if 'ut-..., 4,2- 425 ' 4r ' I f-'E -eg DAVIS, REBECCA ACADEMIC Library Club, Leader Club, Pep Club, Student Li- brarian, Girls Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Delta Tri-Hi-Y, Home- room Vice President DECKER, DONALD ACADEMIC .lunior Class Historian, Science Club fTreasurerl, Fo- rensics Club iPresidentJ, Key Club, Art Club, Pep Club, Track, Mixed Chorus, County Chorus, District Chorus DEETSCREEK, ERNEST ACADEMIC DEMKO, CHARLES ACADEMIC 35 -r I f in 4 4 'll J . ,, lf 1 I fix lp N , L. DUGAN, MARK Golf ECKENRODE, LUCY Library Club EDWARDS, JAYNE Pep Club, Girls Chorus, Mixed Chor brarian, Delta Tri-Hi-Y ELLIOTT, GERALD 36 66 -1-- ACADEMIC ACADEMIC ACADEMIC us, Student Li- GENERAL DINO, ROSEMARIE ACADEMIC Library Club, Pep Club, Forensics Club, Student Li- brarian, Homeroom Representative fSenior Classl, Senior Class Play, Majorette Squad ICO-CaptainJ DITCHCREEK, BUNNY COMMERCIAL Library Club, Pep Club, Girls Chorus, Mixed Chorus DIXON, CONSTANCE ACADEMIC Library Club, Student Librarian, Forensics Club, Girls Chorus, Art Club DORMAN, DORIS SOCIO -OCC. F.H.A. .Cf-ESE? ' N ,fivm 'I 'C' . . L if' 1'1 .' , I E L Q 'lv' , A 1-...., Ny ,,,.,-f v X ENGLE, LOIS COMMERCIAL Library Club, Girls Chorus, Senior Class Play EMERSON, BARRY INDUSTRIAL ARTS Stage Crew, Science Club ENGLEHART, CAROL ACADEMIC Cheerleader, Pep Club, Library Club, Homeroom Vice President, May Court, Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, .lunior Class Play CStudent Director? ESTEP, THOMAS ACADEMIC Art Club, Key Club fVice Presidentl, Varsity Club fSecretaryJ, Football, Basketball, Track, Dance Band, Pep Band, Orchestra, Horueroom President, Science Club, Junior Class Play, Assistant Treasurer of Class fFresl1man and 'Sophornorei ,... Jun fini tif' -if l 7, I I Ns..-fl -'ll 'da' ,Q-...Q H : ' , :Sf ' 'C' kb N 3'9 .42 EVANCHICK, METRO ACADEMIC Football, Varsity Club EVANEGO, PERRY ACADEMIC COMMERCIAL COMMERCIAL Library Club, Mixed Chorus, Girls Chorus, Band, Delta Tri-Hi-Y EVANS, GEORGE EVANS, SUSAN 37 If l - . lla-J 1 A A ,jf FIN DLEY, RICHARD INDUSTRIAL ARTS Stage Crew FOLCKEMER, CHARLES INDUSTRIAL ARTS Football, Track, Varsity Club, Stage Crew FROMBACH, DENNIS ACADEMIC Football, Baseball, Track, Student Council, Varsity Club, Art Club, Homeroom President FULTON, VERNON GENERAL 38 EWING, DEBORAH COMMERCIAL Library Club, Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club, Science Club FEATHER, ROBERT ACADEMIC Science Club, Key Club tChaplainl, Student Council fPresidentl, Homeroom President, Oracle CSub-Editorl, Senior Class Play, Junior Class Play, Homeroom Represent- ative fSenior Classl, Forensics Club fPresidentJ FERGUSON, WILLIAM COMMERCIAL Football, Science Club F ETZER, RICKY GENERAL ar e V155 H FULTON, VICTOR GENERAL GABODA, SUSANN ACADEMIC Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club, Library Club, Science Club Girls Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Colorguard GALLO, FRANK AGRICULTURE K F.F.A. fVice President, Presidentl, Football I GALLO, THOMAS ACADEMIC af' avi 'VN Q-11' O -4 T? 'T' I 56-, ..,, x GEORGE, ALFRED Track, Science Club GEORGE, DAVID Football, Stage Crew GERBER, RODNEY Track GOOD, GARY Football, Student Council, Class Preside Sophomorel if GENERAL GENERAL ACADEMIC ACADEMIC nt CFreshmai1, 39 if qq,.,s' i Us' Y 's4-v HASSON, SUSAN ACADEMIC Band, Pep Club, Library Club, Girls Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Alpha Tri-Hi-Y HEADRICK, GREG GENERAL HELSEL, DONALD COMMERCIAL Basketball, Track, Band, Pep Band HILDEBRAND, BRUCE GENERAL Varsity Club, Football, Track, Homeroom Treasurer, Vice President 40 GOSSARD, SHARON ACADEMIC Library Club, Student Librarian, Oracle, Spirit CCo- Editorl, Girls Chorus, Mixed -Chorus, Pep Club, Homeroom Secretary GRAY, ROBERT ACADEMIC Basketball, Track GREEN, CAROLYN GENERAL Library Club, Pep Club, Beta Tri-Hi-Y fChaplainJ, Homeroom Secretary . GRESH, THEODORE ACADEMIC Band, Drum Major, Dance Band, Track, Basketball, Student Council la!-T-' ' 4i 'A af' fr' HILL, LINDA COMMERCIAL Pep Club, Library Club, Homeroom Secretary I-IINER, DIANE ACADEMIC- Pep Club, Library Club, Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Student Li- brarian, Girls Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Oracle fSub-Edltorl, Girls Ensemble HOLLAND, DIANE COMMERCIAL Science Club, Pep Club, Library Club HOLTZ, JAMES ACADEMIC Football, Basketball, Track, Golf, Varsity Club, Home- room Secretary Q' Rgvw E -sv' q--SHR' HOWELL, JENNIFER COMMERCIAL Leader Club, Colorguard JAMES, REGINA ACADEMIC Alpha Tri-Hi-Y JENKINS, DAVID GENERAL Football, Homeroom Chaplain JENKINS, NEIL ACADEMIC Football, Basketball, Track, Key Club, Varsity Club, Marching Band, Concert Band, Dance Band 4I QL.. uv , 'pl I ws..-f X il 1 KMETT, DAVID ACADEMIC Football, Track, Key Club, Science Club KNAUER, DOROTHY SOCIO.-OCC. KOSS, LINDA ACADEMIC Art Club, Library Club, Gamma Tri-Hi-Y KUTCHMAN, HARRY GENERAL Football, Track, Stage Crew, Varsity Club, H0mer00l11 Secretary, Ass't Treasurer 42 ,ssl JOHNS, BONNIE COMMERCIAL Library Club, Gamma Tri-Hi-Y, Girls Chorus, Mixed Chorus JOHNSON, ELLEN ACADEMIC Mixed Chorus, Girls Chorus KERCHENSKE, ELIZABETH ACADEMIC Library Club, Pep Club, Forensics Club, Girls Chorus, Oracle ICO-editorl, Spirit KLINE, WILLIAM ACADEMIC Science Club fPresidentl, Horneroom President if J' 1... f if 'n LANKFORD, DONNA COMIVIERCIAL Library Club, Pep Club, Band, Colorguard, Beta Tri- Hi-Y LASINSKY, LARRY ACADEMIC Football, Track, Homeroom President LAUER, LINDA ACADEMIC Library Club, Pep Club fVice Presiclentl, Delta Tri- Hi-Y, Freshman Cheerleader LESAK, JEFF ACADEMIC Science Club Treasurerl Ke Club, Basketball Man- C ' , Y ager, Track Manager, Football Manager we w Q , Vs' 41,7 'CT'1'1'f X X' l I' u . - 1 - T. 3' SK . df 29 5.1-. 'Nh q T 4111- LESKOSKY, DARNELL ACADEMIC Marching Band, Concert Band, Girls Chorus, Pep Club, Library Club, Science Club, Gamma Tri-Hi-Y fChaplainJ LEWIS, ALLAN ACADEMIC Science Club, Forensics Club, Art Club, Mixed Chorus, Track, Varsity Club, Pep Club, Oracle fSub-Editorl, Stu- dent Director of .Iunior Class Play, Homeroom Vice Presi- dent, Senior Class Play LEWIS, ARLENE GENERAL Library Club, Mixed Chorus, Gamma Tri-Hi-Y LEY, CATHERINE COMMERCIAL Library Club, Pep Club, Homeroom President, Chap- lain 43 .gf X fi-we 3'- 5'- fm. Yfhv' ff' l MARTIN, EUGENE INDUSTRIAL ARTS l Track, Stage Crew MARTIN, SANDRA COMMERCIAL Band, Majorette, Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club, Library Club, Girls Chorus, May Court, Homeroom Secretary, Treas- urer McBREEN, SHELLY COMMERCIAL Pep Club, Library Club fSecretaryJ, Student Librarian, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Gamma Tri-Hi-Y Club, Homeroom Secretary MCICOY, DONNA GENERAL Library Club 44 LLOYD, NANCY ACADEMIC Pep Club, Library Club, Band, Girls Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Colotguard, Girls Ensemble, Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Health Careers Club fT1'easurerJ, Homeroom Treasurer LYDIC, JOHN ACADEMIC Baseball, Football, Basketball, Science Club, Key Club, Varsity Club, Student Council, Homeroom Vice President MACKEL, PAMELA COMMERCIAL Library Club, Pep Club, Senior Class Play, Gamma Tri-Hi-Y MAKIN, JANICE HOME EC. Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Health Careers Club fTreasurer, His- torianl .1-1,95-REQ' sf 'Q FDC fi Q V x 'Sriv- 1 -'17 MCCOY, EDWARD AGRICULTURE F.F.A. fSecretary, Reporterl McDOWELL, BETSY COMMERCIAL Student Director of Senior Class Play MCEVOY, LANA ACADEMIC Pep Club, Library Club, Junior Class Play, Gamma Tri-Hi-Y, Student Council, Majorette KCO-CaptainJ, Girls Chorus, Homeroom Secretary, Treasurer MCKAVISH, VIRGINIA GENERAL Pep Club, Library Club fTreasurerJ, Girls Chorus, Art Club, Beta Tri-Hi-Y lTreasurerJ, Homeroom Treasurer .Q Lag, 1,31 - .V .Sx tl fx.--' -g P. far X, Q. , U Q.-W-YN . Q-I ,,' ' I .43 in-.Y ,, sf MCKETA, CHARLES INDUSTRIAL ARTS Track MCMASTERS, WALTER GENERAL MCMULLEN, HELEN COMMERCIAL Library Club, Pep Club, Gamma Tri-Hi-Y MCMULLEN, MICHAEL COMMERCIAL 45 Jr' rr-ax 7051. X VS' X QP-4? MINNIX, PAMELA Pep Club, Library Club, Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Colorguard, Freshman Cheerleader COMMERCIAL MOCK, BLAINE GENERAL Football MONBORNE, JAMES ACADEMIC Basketball, Baseball, Track, Golf, Varsity Club MUNKO, BERNADETTE ACADEMIC Pep Club, Leader Club, Science Club, Girls Chorus, Student Librarian, Majorette, Alpha Tri-Hi-Y 46 METZGER, SHARON Band, Concert Band, F.H.A. MEYERS, ROBERT Track MILLER, DOLORES MILLER, SALLY Library Club, Pep Club QS HOME EC COMMERCIAL SOCIO.-OCC. COMMERCIAL 154 .1 kr Y'- J' MURTON, DARL ACADEMIC Varsity Club, Science Club, Football, Baseball, F.F.A. NEALEN, VINCENT Stage Crew NEWCOMER, LAURA Library Club, Pep Club NEWLIN, ,DONALD Q- INDUSTRIAL ARTS COMMERCIAL ACADEMIC me ww ,Qsfv ! W 'UUA 'xr-f' AM, NISCHALKE, ALICE ACADEMIC Library Club CPresidentJ, Pep Club, Student Librarian, Student Council, Homeroom President, Secretary, Beta Tri-Hi-Y fSecretaryJ, Cheerleader fJ.V. and Varsityl, Ass't Treasurer of Class Uunior and Seniorl NOVAK, F REDRICK INDUSTRIAL ARTS Science Club, Golf, Track, Football fManagerJ, Home- room Chaplain, Varsity Club NOVAK, SUSANN E ACADEMIC Library Club, Gamma Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club, Leader Club CPresident, Treasurerl, Junior Oracle Staff, Homeroom Vice President OLEXO, MARY ANN ACADEMIC Pep Club, Gamma Tri-Hi-Y fVice Presidentj, Home- room Treasurer mf 47 PABLIC, JAMES ACADEMIC -:J Science Club 1g: PARISI, SANDRA COMMERCIAL Delta Tri-Hi-Y, Senior Class Play 5. , W I 'S I PARKINS, TIMOTHY GENERAL sf' -! ' 'S-1 PATERSON, ALEXANDER ACADEMIC Key Club fSecreta.ry, Presidentb, Science Club, Stu- dent Council fVice Presidentl, Varsity Club, Baseball, Bas- ketball, Track, Band, President of the Class Uunior and Seniorl PATTERSON, BRUCE ACADEMIC Science Club, Track, Football PAUL, THOMAS ' ACADEMIC Track, Mixed Chorus, Forensics Club PAULLISKY, CHARLES ACADEMIC Science Club, Stage Crew, Homeroom Representative of Senior Class 48 Varsity Club, Pep Band, Dance Band, Band, Trumpet Trio PASKOWSKI, THOMAS ACADEMIC Basketball, Track, Science Club, Varsity Club, Home room Secretary, Treasurer, Thug! Y, KL xr' PETERSON, BEVERLY ACADEMIC Library Club, Pep Club, Gamma Tri-Hi-Y, Class His- torian fFreshman, Sophomore, Seniorl, Student Council, Homeroom Vice President POLCHITO, ANTHONY ACADEMIC Baseball, Football, Track, Varsity Club, Pep Club, Art Club POLINSKY, GEORGIA ACADEMIC Leader Club, Gamma Tri-Hi-Y, Pep Club, Band POPOVICH, JOHN ACADEMIC Track, Golf, Baseball Manager, Homeroom President .- AU? ttt I ' L '! if li Ns- A Ti wx 6 fi L.- I qT,,,.., '-.'ZI.. D' PYER, LINDA HOME EC. Colorguard, Mixed Chorus, Girls Chorus, Art Club, F.H.A. 1Treasurer, Secretary, Presidentl RAMSEY, RICHARD GENERAL RAYMOND, SHERYL COMMERCIAL Library Club, Pep Club, Oracle, Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, Home- room President REESE, RICHARD ACADEMIC Football 49 f ji ,,...J Sf f' I ROSE, LINDA GENERAL Library Club, Girls Chorus, Mixed Chorus ROUSH, LINDA COMMERCIAL Pep Club, Library Club, Gamma Tri-Hi-Y RUMMEL, DONNA ACADEMIC Science Club, Forensics Club, Art Club SCHLOSKI, CLARA GENERAL REGULA, DAVID ACADEMIC Track, Horneroom Treasurer RETALLACK, ALBERTA COMMERCIAL Pep Club, Library Club, Leader Club fSecretaryJ, Beta Tri-Hi-Y fSecretaryl, Student Librarian, Student Council, Homeroorn Assistant Secretary, Secretary, Class Secretary K4 yearsl, Oracle CSub-Editorl, May Queen ROBERTS, JAMES ACADEMIC Track, Science Club, Student Librarian, Football, Home- room Secretary, Stage Crew ROLES, JAMES AGRICULTURE F.F.A. fReporter, Treasurer? lan 1 fl, i-vf-7 ,V 1 ' -iv SCHLOSSER, PAMELA ACADEMIC Pep Club, Girls Chorus, Delta Tri-Hi-Y, Homeroom Senior Class Representative SHAF F ER, ALICE ACADEMIC Science Club, Library Club, Leader Club, Forensics Club fSecretary, Treasurerl, Girls Chorus, Student Li- brarian, Oracle CSub-Editorj, Senior Class Representative, Junior Class Play SHERRY, RICHARD INDUSTRIAL ARTS Stage Crew SHOEMAKER, DAVID ACADEMIC Key Club, Science Club, Forensics Club, Student Li- brarian, Marching Band, Concert Band, Pep Band, Oracle Photographer, Homeroom Representative of Senior Class, Homeroom President u T 555' Y Af iv'- F95 Wi ' fa. 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SHULTZ, GERALDINE GENERAL SINGEL, EDWARD ACADEMIC Marching Band, Concert Band, Dance Band, Science Club, Oracle Photographer SITKO, CAROLANN COMMERCIAL Library Club, Girls Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Health Ca- reers Club SKVARNA, MARGARET COMMERCIAL Forensics Club 5I ff' R.. +L, I 45 SOYKA, MARLENE COMMERCIAL Library Club, Band, Girls Chorus, Pep Club fSecre- taryj, Leader Club, Beta Tri-I-Ii-Y SOYKA, MICI-IELE ACADEMIC Student Council, Library Club, Leader Club, Alpha Tri-Hi-Y CVice Presidentb, Band, Concert Band, Cheerlead- er fFreshman, J.V., VarsityJ, Art Club fVice Presidentl, Pep Club, Oracle KArt Editorj, Homeroom Vice President STAINS, DAVID ACADEMIC Track, Forensics Club, Varsity Club STIFFLER CAROLE COMMERCI , AL Library Club, Pep Club, Girls Chorus i , SMITH, CAROL Library Club SMITH, J AMES SMITH, WILLIAM Football, Baseball, Track SNYDER, CAROL F.H.A. fVice Presidentj COMMERCIAL GENERAL GENERAL COMMERCIAL 4, ,., ,N :Wt A T,-J' fl STRITTMATTER, ROSE MARY COMMERCIAL Pep Club, Library Club, Student Librarian TEETER, PAMELA COMMERCIAL Homeroom President TEETER, THOMAS ACADEMIC Pep Band, Dance Band, Basketball, Track, Varsity Club, Homeroom President TEMPLETON, NANCY ACADEMIC Leader Club, Library Club, Pep Club fPresidentJ, Girls Chorus, Beta Tri-Hi-Y E 4?'T 'P' .aug an fvxqws CL '15 QNX ,CL Q ....,5 'TTT' TISACK, REBECCA COMMERCIAL Art Club, Horneroom Treasurer TISACK, ROBERTA COMMERCIAL Art Club, Homeroom Secretary, Treasurer TSIKALAS, GUST ACADEMIC Key Club fTrea.surer, Chaplainl, Science Club, Foot- ball Manager, Basketball Manager, Track, Varsity Club, Homeroom Treasurer TURKO, NICHOLAS COMMERCIAL Track 53 .fffggx X lzzii' 'A ' ef 'Vt WHARTON, RICHARD INDUSTRIAL ARTS Stage Crew, Science Club WILSON, CLAIR ACADEMIC Science Club lVice Presidentl, Marching Band, Dance Band, Concert Band, Pep Band WRIGHT, GARY INDUSTRIAL ARTS WRIGHT, REGIS ACADEMIC 54 VANDENBERG, SHARON COMMERCIAL Library Club, Pep Club, Colorguard fCaptainD VORHAUER, JEANNETTE ACADEMIC Forensics Club WALLS, ROBERT INDUSTRIAL ARTS WALWRO, PATRICIA Library Club, Girls Chorus r... COMMERCIAL 1.3 QS' 'QS' WYRWAS, RAYMOND AGRICULTURE Football, Basketball, Track, F.F.A. fVice Presidentl, Stage Manager YAHNKE, DEBORAH ACADEMIC Science Club, Beta Tri-Hi-Y fPresidentJ, Library Club, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play YESENOSKY, ROSE ACADEMIC Pep Club, Library Club, Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Girls Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Student Librarian, Junior Class Play, Home- room President, Treasurer, Oracle fSub-Editorl, Spirit QCO- Editorl YODER, JOHN ACADEMIC 5l 'I YOUNKIN, .I AMES GENERAL Q, . mf-f 'fY SENIORS NOT PICTURED BROTHERS, KENNETH ACADEMIC BUMBERNICK, ROBERT INDUSTRIAL ARTS FERGUSON, PAUL GENERAL Band, Pep Band F YE, DOROTHY SOCIO.-OCC. GIAZZON, PAUL INDUSTRIAL ARTS Stage Crew KOSS, JOSEPH INDUSTRIAL ARTS Stage Crew KRIS, ROBERT INDUSTRIAL ARTS Stage Crew MULVEHILL, ROBERT GENERAL RAINEY, RICHARD GENERAL SWANHART, THOMAS GENERAL Art Club, Science Club 55 X 56 WE, THE SENIORS CHOSE . . . d citizenship B X ' 4 Alec Paterson Liz Beckett leadership Trish Balko Ed Singel studies Gary Good Alby Retallack personality Rose Yesenosky 1 N V L7 f4.f kk., '-L I X ff.:-4, - I 1 , Q I W ' s. - ei f cooperation Clair Wilson T Sue Novak Bill Barber courtesy im Parkins Michele Soyka talent Denny Frombach school spirit Carol Englehart Nancy Templeton Tony Polchito athletics C? Alice Nischalke Tom Estep smile Ginny McKavish Fej j Lesak humor Sue Gaboda neatness 1 Jim Robelts Lana McEvoy dancing Mike Covitch vt: P+: 15-- Xw -5 - -V- I Chris Chervenic and Michele Soyka are celebrating their First Place Awards in the Hal- loween window painting contest. Mr. DeBastiani gives Ed Singel, Trish Balko, and Beth Kerchenske Certificates of Corn- mendation for their fine performances on the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. if S FIRST HONOR Patricia Balko James Boyer Christine Chervenic Michael Covitch Donald Decker Robert Feather Neil Jenkins Elizabeth Kerchenske Susan Novak Alec Paterson Alberta Retallack David Shoemaker Edward Singel Carolann Sitko Margaret Skvarna Marlene Soyka David Stains Roberta Tisack Patricia Walwro Clair Wilson SECOND Dorothy Aitken John Baumgardner Marilyn Berkoski Mary Susan Boland Bonnie Boyer Scott Daugherty Tom Estep Susan Evans Gary Good Diane Hiner Donna Lankford Jeff Lesak Allen Lewis Catherine Ley Nancy Lloyd O OR E IOR ,, .- r .1 - .1 vu . nu 1 . A HONOR John Lydic James Monborne Bemadette Munko Alice Nischalke Mary Ann Olexo Georgia Polinsky David Regula Alice Shaffer Michele Soyka Pamela Teeter Tom Teeter Rebecca Tisack Gust Tsikalas Sharon Vandenherg Rose Yesenosky 'T lbw 1 Q John Lydic received Honorable Mention on the Tribune Democrat All-Scholastic Football Team. .ns ex., , X ESM! X ll ' gm- ,.., .. .--A U. 1 67 In gratitude to 68 Mr. Richard L. Loveless, Assistant Pro- fessor of Art, Division of Fine Arts and College of Education, University of South Floridag earned his BS. in Art Education from Edinboro State College in 19563 came to Central Cambria as art instructor in 1960g earned his M.D. in Art Education from Pennsylvania State University in 1964-3 accepted his present position at the University and left Central Cambria in 19665 was privileged to attend the Institute for Advanced Study in Art Appreciation at Ohio State University later in 19663 and is planning to work toward his Doc- torate Degree at P.S.U. - X 1 xr if 5 for his Philosophy of Art . . . Art can reach all types of people if they will only allow it . .. in the school curriculum, it is not just a means of getting easy credit but rather a truly mean- ingful and valuable experience which will benefit the student in his years following high school . . . he must have a challenge put before him, for only then will he do his best. . . the student should not be afraid to express himself nor to use his imagi- nation to its fullest extent . . . perception, creativity, insight-imaginationI-extend art into the related fields of music, dance, literature, and the theater . . . and for his Application of these Ideas from which transcended The Art W7 2 x , F1 ,f W ' ,fo u V ' king ,PWA fbi l 'ww .,' . 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' M, , ' L: ' A 5 i 1i,i-EL' '41, Q ., - M - H3515--il . - ., 'Q gf ,ff g.'V1'f.Q'5g f,i,-1.iQi54'1,2f::Q'1?','f47f7'i?5f-133 119-.j.j-:ig Q23 ' ,: ,-gg,f 1f . x V ' 34377-fx-Z af-wth? f- 2, 1 -A 'iw Sqawiffii-Ymg2'1 'Lap j A 1 -7 1 ' ,- 'f +A, W :,:1Q,.5L,i,,' LJ f+f'4'1?rf'1'gi7hX K 4- 'ik 55? k iwi! 1:1-1 , -:1 V- .. nf . 4 .-'F LEFT TO RIGHT-fstandingl, Rick Ball, Sue Stephens, Ron Mastrine, Lana McEvoy, Alec Patersong fsittingl, Brian Bobenage, John Lydic, Janice Ross, Tom Dilling, Deb Stormer, Ron McKeta, Alberta Retallack, Gene Vay STUDE T COUNCIL Our Student Council, guided by Mr. DeBastiani, functioned as a mediator between teachers and stu- dents. Along with its responsibilities the Council spon- sored the ten cent programs and the annual Christmas decorating contest. Members were elected as spokes- men of their respective classesg as the CCHS House of Representatives, they were obliged to accept the responsibility of student representation. OFFICERS-fstandingl, Alice Nischalke, Treasurerg Diane McFadden, Secretaryg fsittingl, Bill Barber, Vice-Presidentg Bob Feather, President gflxix 1' 45.4. V ,i ii T V' - , .f gf , 'wg 1 fx if i 37' 1 sf Fmzia ROW THREE-S. Bartoletti, B. Munko, N. Templeton, M. Soyka, G. Polinsky, A. Shaffer The assistance rendered to Mrs. Sides by Leader Club mem- bers throughout the past year has been invaluable. Taking roll, leading calisthenics, and encouraging freshman participation in sports were among their various duties. They also promoted competitive intramural sports for homerooms in the fall and for Tri-Hi:Y's in the spring. As fund-raising projects, Leader Club sold tote bags and submarines and sponsored the annual Topsy- Turvy Dance. L. to R.-Liz Beckett,.Vice-Presidentg Mrs. Sides, Sponsor, Patty Makin, Treasurerg Sue Novak, Presidentg Alby Retallack, Secretary , X I , . . L-, I. . 1 1 , 5 1 1 2 L is I l r E, ' ' ' 1 N T i Y gp ' Y , , .' H E i . ri-' ' ,I r Y T , T jig i Q . ' , ?,3gh3:...a--.1..-1 :..f-'5',es , 'L Z.. ...--Ls' .1011 As- - 1' A .. 5--E. 'ixslcg ,. A vw ..Q ' 11. I ' 1? f Ex. f'V4gf+ybf5.'L.-JZ 2-.- ' :- ,,,.,.'i:-'ggtfq th . .,,...,. ,.,. , .4- I ., Lx elf-,.'S in - h ,-riff'-Aismffv , ,fs-,. .surf wg,- .g'.,'bgQf: A- D V . :...4 .-'W' eldrff. -f- . ,. .- - L,-Ji.-. .. . .adv-' ... . . .--- 4142.--tif' .ww -.29 - thv'4-:s'.--:gr 1:..v:: of-v. A' - , v' p'3'-i4'f-382:21 ',-, ful , Y Q wi' ,ff V. Q 1 5- -f. '4,f:g,Z?-' x-gy -. - W. . .- .. Y vffimgaef'-i' ' X, L.-- X W- u'?v s:--.4-'lr-. 'X '.f 2:1 A -:riff -smug: 6 if 1. . ... -- .-,. . ,fx H F5-J 4.135 - , Lv,-1 as-. 'i. 5 Ee. 1253? lg? :Lv -f M .!,,,-Je.:-N. 0.5. ga: af-. V kg. -u..' .g - ,ij-.:,-. , 4 ge, g:.-xr l . l'I.7fii !'f !f .-1,'1' i 4- I . I V A ' 1, w .I f ' Y 1 . Q, , Q Q- f, A ' Wu tml. wi , 'f'x ROW ONE-J. Howell, M. Soyka, K. Reighardg ROW TWO-D. McFadden, D. Stormer, 'UQ -r ,' ff. J u. is DER CLUB The gym class pharaohs in their pyramid! 95, , N W ,' ' F F fg ,A ' WVIAI I P 5 ' ' m..- ' I V ii ' l 'X ROW ONE-S. Adams, S. Raymond, K. Wesley, B. Rylke, D. Allbaugh, D. Stormer, J. Allison, L. Sowollag ROW TWO-P. Candler, K. Stephens, L. Gillen, S. Gaboda, L. Marsh, N. Wizniak, M. Pallas, H. Johns, B. Hollowniczky, B. Delongg ROW THREE -S. Martin, M. Evanchick, S. Davis, C. Mulhollen, D. Stormer, K. Hajzus, D. McFadden, B. Rice, C. Schellhammer, H. Gaboda, R. .lamesg ROW FOUR-C. Stunkard, R. Smith, S. Fluke, S. Hasson, B. Denlinger, K. Hildebrand, K. Adams, C. Englehart, S. Bartoletti, L. Gillin, M. Jenkins, S. Poeta ALPHA TRI-HI-Y Alpha, the first Tri-Hi-Y at our school, has maintained its status as an outstanding service club. Alpha was presented the State Y.W.C.A. Award of Honor for its meritorious contributions to community and school. High- lighting its social' calendar were the Pigskin-Turkey Dance, the Alpha-Faculty Basketball game, and the tradi- tional Mother-Daughter Banquet. Alpha Tri-Hi-Y has retained its position as influential pacesetter for its sister Tri-Hi-Y's. MTS- ESWP, SPOHSOI' L. to R.-K. Reighard, Secretaryg M. Soyka, Vice Presidentg B. Munko, Treasurer L. Beckett, President, G. Dubovecky, Chaplain. ei. 1 1 5 f G 1, . 1 L ff 1 .J . ' ,K gf LL 'A - 4 . 1, ' ' -cf A ' 4 Q S J, v - 'W , ROW ONE-N. Makin, B. Orr, J. Brown, S. Kinkead, D. Ewing, J. Ross, P. Makin, J. Brown, N. Miller, J. Makin, C. Cazarag ROW TWO-L. May, J. Tishok, D. Datsko, S. Stephens, V. Reese, P. Minnix, D. Lankford, S. Stephens, D. Hiner, R. Fleming, K. Cangioli, C. Olexag ROW THREE-C. Hawksworth, I. Stoyka, M. Soyka, N. Templeton, R. Yesenosky, IC. Green, D. Ewing, T. Sajko, G. McKavish, A. Retallack, K. Graham, B. Switzler BETA TRI-HI-Y Beta Tri-Hi-Y, in association with the national Y.W.C.A., professed its purpose through its actions-cornmu nity service. At Christmas time, the club helped a needy family through the Child Welfare Program. Beta's sale of sweatshirts and stationery provided the necessary funds to keep the club financially sound. The Faculty Tea and the Mother-Daughter Banquet were held in April. Thus Beta members, by dedication to their purpose, have advanced toward their end. Mrs. Gibb, Miss Liphart, Sponsors I i T I I1 I I . I I , ,hhgy ' I i J F I W If L. to R.-J. Crawford, Chaplaing M. Berkoski, Vice-Presidentg Y. LaGana, Treasurer, D. Yahnke, President, ABSENTEE-A Nischalke, Secretary . - ' I . K i . , I ' 'J . 5 5 I I ?- Tv ROW ONE-C. Anstead, M. Davis, S. Parisi, D. Cameron, S. Mastrine, D. Parisi, S. Dishart, P. DeYulis, L. Murphy, C. Giles: ROW TWO-S. Teeter, D. George, C. Hofecker, D. Kerr, S. Evans, R. Burkett, K. Frantz, D. Bloom, P. Schmidt, K. Kutchman, L. Lauer, ROW THREE-S. Krull, S. Kimble, E. Salkeld, P. McKeta, S. Yaskowitz, F. Wilson, C. Glass, C. Hoover, M. Manoni, B. Barno, J. Edwards, P. Schlosser DELTA TRI-HI-Y Delta, one of the newer Tri-Hi-Y's, aimed to serve the school and the community. Under the leadership of Mrs. Solomon, the club held a very successful submarine sale. As service projects this year, this Tri-Hi-Y gathered clothes for a needy family and sold lollipops for the Heart Fund. The annual Mother-Daughter Ban- quet, with the installation of newly elected officers, highlighted the end oi a successful year. Mrs. Solomon, Sponsor L. to R.-S. Willman, Treasurer, J. Morgan, Vice-Presidentg S. Wentz, Chaplain, S. Edwards, Sergeant--at-Arms, R. Davis, President, C. Keith, Secretary Q-7 ROW ONE-L. Shoemaker, L. Koss, S. McBreen, J. Good, P. Szekeresh, K. Huntg ROW TWO-P. Galligan, T. McEvoy, C. Car- mel, L. Martin, K. Johnson, P. Kokus, B. Seamang ROW THREE-L. Ludwig, S. Novak, L. Roush, S. Younkin, G. Polinsky, P. G MMA TRI-HI-Y This year there were many firsts for Gamma Tri-Hi-Y. It was during this year that it had its first Halloween inductions, monthly swims at the Y.W.C.A. in Johnstown, and the first sled-riding box social. But Gamma girls were not constantly kept busy by having fun, they also performed their annual projects which included the follow- ing: Christmas caroling at the State School, cleaning the trophy case, making Thanksgiving baskets for needy families, earning money by submarine sales, and competing in the Tri-Hi-Y competitions. Gamma's dynamic leadercl'-in and enthusiastic members have distinguished this year from others by their accomplishments. Mackel, L. Jones, L. Jones Miss Brown, Sponsor L. to R.-L. McEvoy, Secretary, L. Cook, Vice Presidentg D. Leskosky, Chaplaing M. Olexo, Presidentg B. Peterson, Treasurer. .1 p .. .ttt Pb, 6 1 if' SAW KJ x 1- '34 ROW ONE-J. Vorhuucr, B. Hiner, M. Skvarna, E. Vorhauer, L. Fenchak, E. Vorhnuerg ROW TWO-A. Rosian, P. Ford, C. Dixon, B. Kerchenske, B. Riceg ROW THREE-D. Shoemaker, I.. MacLaren, D. Decker, D. Stains, A. Lewis, T. Pauly ABSENTEES-S. Boland, D. Rummel OFFICERSffstandingi. A. Shaffer, Treasurer: C. Chervenic, Assistant Treasurer: M. Evanchxclr, Secretary, fsittingf- P. Balko, Vice-President: Mies Englehart, Sponsor: B. Feather, President G vi ' vu. Tape editing was one of Forensic Club's aids to improvement of speech quality. wmhii v FORENSIC CLUB Public speaking, both prepared and externpo- raneous, has never been a strong point of the stu- dents of CCHS. This year, with the aid and guid- ance of Miss Englehart, Forensic Club members at- tained greater poise and self-confidence because of the emphasis placed upon public speaking. Both the American Legion and the VFW sponsored contests, which any student could have entered. By also stressing creative writing, the Forensic Club did indeed improve the literary qualities of its members. '5 ,Shih ---J 'lvl The journalism class, after a year's lapse, reorganized and resumed publication of the school newspaper, The Spirit. The staff, who had had no previous journalistic experience, pro- duced and edited an issue approximately every two weeks. Hold- ing a dual role as instructor and advisor, Mr. Anodide super- vised his staff and assumed the responsibility for each issue. R. Yesenosky, S. Gossard, Co-Editors ROW ONE-E. Vorhauer, D. Allbaugh, S. Poeta, P. DeYulis, D. Stormer ROW TWO-B. Kerchenske, M. Jenkins, L. Mac.Laren, D. Storrner, A. N ischalke. JGURNALISM Mr. Anodide, Advisor ' ifritii L Re: .. , fy-A as dr ROW ONE-L. Koss, M. Soyka, S. Gaboda, R. Dino, C. Cazara, S. Raymond, D. '1l1omas, J. Havener, F. Kubat, S. Hofeckerg ROW TWO-E. Salkcld, S. Teeter, K. Reighard, L. Sowolla, D. Gorchik, S. Willman, S. Kinkead, I. Newcomer, L. Newcomer, G. Newcomerg ROW THREE-L. May, B. Rylke, J. Ross, H. Gahoda, D. Carlisle, J. Kelly, S. Stephens, M. Wagner, S. Buterbaugh, B. Yahnerg ROW FOUR-C. Keith, D. Cameron, M. Pallas, C.' Felix, G. Dubovecky. P. Litzinger, R. Orgis, C. Smith, D. Ewing, B. Hollowniczkyg ROW FIVE-D. Savering, P. Ford, M. Jenkins, L. Lyons, D. McFadden, E. McMasters, A. Buckus, K. Cangioli, C. Olexa, D. Stormer Library Club was one of our largest and most popular clubs. This year, aside from its regular meetings, Library Club sponsored the Mid-Semester, a semi-formal stag dance, a senior banquet, and candy sales. During its regular meetings, book reports, skits, and other special programs were presented. Because of the stress placed on active participation, many members were thus encouraged to read and discuss literature. Miss Englehart, Sponsor L. to R.-A. Nischalke, Presidentg S. McBreen, Secretaryg V. McKavish Treasurerg M. Evanchick, Vice-President 5 f ' WZ? . 53 ,I N '1 gi i I 'I I' -Y l iii x it .c 1 I v z :EI my I I ll Crees, E. Sekerak, C. Green, D. McCoy, C. Stiffler Hmm, good! Alice Nischalke and Miss Englehart take time out to Rosie Dino, who was in charge of planning the sample some candy, selling it was one of the club's chief fund-raising meeting entertainment, seems amused by an idea projects. proposed hy Diane Hiner. 'S' ONE-H. McMullen, J. Tishok, L. Lauer, R. Strittmatter, A. Retallack, M. Berkoski, K. Benyack, N. Meyers, J. McCoy, L. ROW TWO-S. Snyder, B. Boyer, P. Mackel, B. Boyer, D. Zimmerman, N. Gaida, B. Peterson, L. McEvoy, C. Glass, L. L. Hillg ROW THREE-D. Yahnke, A. Shaffer, R. Davis, D. Hiner, B. Hiner, C. Hoover, S. Krull, B. Bellish, L. Fulton, Koss Tandag ROW FOUR-D. Ewing, S. Gossard, C. Ley, D. Leskosky, P. Wertz, L. Rose, H. Barnhart, C. Dixon, S. S. Wertz, E. Beckett, ROW FIVE-R. Yesenosky, K. Adams, C. Englehart, S. Bartoletti, N. Volk, R. Litzinger, L. Roush, ml ROW ONE-S. Willman, R. Davis, S. McBreen, C. Burkey, M. Evanchick, C. Felix, R. Dino, P. Balko, P. Roseg ROW TWO- D. Hiner, A. Nischalke, A. Shaffer, S. Wentz, D. Shoemaker, B. Munko, K. Benyack, S. Stephens, S. Stephensg ROW THREE -P. Jones, P. Ford, R. Schoop, S. Cossard, J. Crawford, J. Roberts, A. Lewis, L. MacLaren, R. Yesenosky, Miss Englehart STUDE T LIBRARIAN Student librarians, directed by Miss Englehart, sacrificed many study halls in service to our library. Their duties were varied and numerous-checking books and magazines in and out of the library, keeping shelves in order, and helping students locate needed material. By their cheerful assistance, Miss Englehart's helpers en- hanced the atmosphere of the library. Locating and checking out books were only two of the many services rendered by the student librarians. liek ' v ,.c , . '--5 --if - lg . Q ii: , ... af., . , yn.. ., ...asv , 235. Y ' 1 :ig 1-X ART CLUB Art Club, formed this year by Miss Sowolla, extended the facilities of the art department to students with crowded schedules. Thus, more students were able to project themselves through creative expression. Because of the interest shown by so many students this year, it is expected that Art Club will develop in worth and maturity in the years to come. L. to R.-Y. LaGana, Secretaryg M. Covitch, Presidentg Miss Sowolla, Two members of Art Club, Martin Kokus and Mike Sponsorg J. Lesak,Trcasurerg M. Soyka,Vice-President Covitch, undertook the production of an art film this year. c t 'ill 4. i 1 E i ' ' Am ty In t In I i EEE' , 4 eee n .W i 1 5 I at J E l , as , ,375 . ,z 1-tag. of Mr. Buchanan, Advisorg Beth Kerchenske and Mike Covitch, L, to R.-Michele Soyka, Art- Editorg Dave Shoemaker, C0-Editors ant Photographerg Ed Singel, Photographer SUB-EDITORS: ROW ONE-Rose Yesenosky fOrganizationsDg Trish Balko, Alice Shaffer fClosinglg Diane Hiner CAdministra- tion and Facultylg ROW TWO-Clyde Lewis fAtl1leticsJg Janice Crawford fActivitiesJ5 Bob Feather fGraduatesJg Alby Retal- lack fSenior Activitieslg Liz Beckett fC1assesJ QD x-,af , l up STAFF: ROW ONE-Becky Davis, Chris Chervenic, Evansg ROW TW O-Dottie Aitken, Alice Nischalke, Alec Sharon Gossard Long nights of planning layoutsg monotonous eve- nings of typing, cropping, and composingg frustrating hours of proofreading-the Oracle staff labored to make this book unrivaled in its timeg this use of the hyper- bole came from a long-accumulated pride, symbolized by Irving, the Oracle's grotesque neanderthal mascot pictured below. The yearbook work was not all drudg- ery, however. Thanks to a poppy staff and an under- standing mascot, the Oracle editors kept up their spirit and worked consistently until the last deadline was met. .jf Dix ORACLE STAFF JUNIOR HELPER5: ROW ONE-D. Allbaugh, S, Willman, J. Morgan, A. Buckusg ROW TWO-S. Bartoletti, K. Adams, L. MacLaren t I tl , rf , V--f A-v ,-, A V H, M E :.l i? Kfli - H M' N - viii- f if ' ' 15. -M. ' , A , l v -ww... - - 1 , ' ' 'I' .. 4 . 'i A fx J gl 'f sg ' ,,,,,, , icy, r ,,,, w -AW Ev l K ' , - ' ?g7ffW'?f g, w-gg-, A f ' A Lv! if P il Fw res as g 1, Q Qs. -ES gil! is 1 L- s. .1 ---iv-fy ' -:islam gn X' ROW ONE-R, Leidy, L. Lyons, J. Roberts, D. Davis, L. McGuireg ROW TWO-G. Allison, J. Pablic, C. Wilson, J. Baumgardner, SCIENCE CLUB Science Club existed for the benefit of those who were primarily interested in careers based on science. Stu- dents conducted and presented research projects based on creative experimentation. Methods of scientific investi- gation were stressed more than the end results. The goal, therefore, of Science Club was to satisfy to some degree the intellectual curiosity of its members. L. MacLaren Techniques of laboratory safety were the first steps in their pro- L, to R,-W. Kline, Vjcvpresidemg M. Covitch, president: gram of experimentation. J. Boyer, Treasurerg Mr. Kayden, Sponsorg S. Fluke, Secre- tary w x . X 1 -,. ROW ONE-D. Shoemaker, B. Barber, D. Estep, C. Vizzini, P. Merritts, D. Barberg ROW TWO-G. Vay, B. Bloom, L. MacLaren, R. Tibhott, K. Smith, R. Risaliti, D. Kmettg ROW THREE Decker KEY CLUB X, . M Q -:r'jjv , G. Paterson, J. Lydic, D. Stains, K. Jones, J. Lesak, B. Bowers, D. Key Club, sponsored by the local Kiwanis Club, was of great service to both our school and our community. Under the direction of Mr. Glass, a hay ride, school rec- ord hops, and a Key Club-Faculty Basketball game were sponsored. As a community project, members solicited for Muscular Dystrophy and Cystic Fibrosis. Their participa- tion in Key Club gave members valuable experience in leadership and cooperation. OFFICERS-L. to R.-N. Jenkins, Secretaryg T. Estep, Vice Presi- dentg R. Feather, Treasurerg A. Paterson, President, G. Tsikalas, Chaplain. '93 CRTC? ln:-ni' - ...Q Es ROW ONE-G. Tsikalas, F. McFadden, F. Novak, P. Croyle, D. Murton, T. Parkins, T. Polchito, N. Jenkins, R. Mastrine, ROW TWO+G. Vay, D. Parkins, T. Estep, A. Lewis, K. Jones, B. Barber, T. Gillespie, K. Smith, C. Folckemer, ROW THREE-B. Mentch, C. Stormer, R. Bonini, B. Hildebrand, J. Lesak, J. Holtz, J. Roberts, D. Frombach, H. Hutchman, ROW FOUR-J. Monborne, L. Morgan, M. Evanchick, J. Lydic, T. Paskowski, B. Patterson, J. Boring, A. Paterson, T. Tecter, R. Jacobs VARSITY CLUB The Varsity Club consisted of lettermen in the sports of football, basketball, track, baseball, and golf. This year in order to raise money needed to purchase athletic eqhipment, the Varsity Club members sold programs, worked in the concession stands at the football games, and sponsored the May Day Program and Dance. Thus, these boys have distinguished themselves through outstanding athletic achievement and school service. SPONSORS-fsittingb, Mr. Miller, Mr. DeRubisg fstandingi, Mr. OFFICERS-fsittingj, N. Jenkins, Vice-President, B. Barber, Orange, Mr, Seymour Presidentg fstandingi, T. Estep, Secretary, J. Lesak, Treas- urer YJ um! mv Q .. ROW ONE-K. Mellot, B. Brothers, H. Kutchman, J. Koss, R. Sherry, V. Nealen, ROW TWO-F. Byers, R. Findley, E. Martin, C. Shay, B. Emerson, J. Mastrine, ROW THREE-Mr. Orange, C. Folckemer, L. Mack, J. Pileski, S. Kubat, J. Cheskey, P. Giazzon Mr. Orange, Sponsor ST GE CREW The industrial arts boys of Stage Crew performed many services in preparation for each stage production-fabricw tion of props, arrangement of scenery, and maintenance of all stage equipment. Students should realize the fine job these boys did for assemblies, plays, and the May Day program. The mem- bers of Stage Crew were the backbone of each stage production. Backstage, these boys do their bit for the Junior Play by taking charge 0 rontstage props. ROW ONE-R. Havener, S. Gallo, D. Bishop, J. Bloom, R. Cooperg ROW TWO-R. Matula, D. Murton, D. Frombach, J. Cheskey, .l. Palencsarg ROW THREE-D. Grata, B. Brothers, N. Roles, K. Anderson, G. Kosaher, G. Dickert FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Members of FFA were impressed with the importance of being either a competent leader or an informed follower. Their president, Frank Gallo, attended the National Future Farmers of America Convention in Kansas City, Kansas, this year. Members participated in educational contests and exhibits such as the State Farm Show. Their active support of Mr. Brown's policies benefited all concerned. L. to R.-fsittingl, Mr. Brown, Sponsor: R. Wyrwas, Vice-Presidentg fstandingl, H. Noel, Sentinelg T. Burke, Chaplaing C. Ditchcreek, Reporterg E. McCoy, Secretaryg D. Dostal, Historiang ABSENTEE-F. Gallo, Presi- dent s 1 t I ..,-f IOO H-Y ROW ONE-S. Michaels, M. Sensebaugh, K. Sherry, D. Dormon, D. Eckonrod, B, Neleng ROW TWO-D. Scanlon, K. Mich- aels, P. Killinger, R. Scott, L. Polchito, J. Banfield, R. Coposky, V. Floyd, ROW THREE-M. Findley, N, Walker, C. Toner C. Merritts, T. Waltimir, G. Snyder, L. Jones, M. Toner, C. Coposky FUT RE HOMEMAKER OF AMERICA Future Homemakers of America were interested in the study of homemaking. As projects they sold popcorn at the football games, prepared entries for the State Farm Show, and sponsored several skating parties. The practicality of this organization will be demonstrated in years to come. Mrs, Omer, Sponsor L. to R,-J. Makin, Historian, D. Chappel, Vice Presidentg J. Dyson, Secretaryg L. Pyer, Presidentg L. Scappino, Treasurer 1 Q ii. V Y w , 9 ian' wt ROW ONE-H. Grow, E. Vorhauer, J. Brown, P. Rose, R. Sabo, N. Miller, J. Brown, B. Rager, Y. Lagana, C. Giles, J. Allisong ROW TWO-P. Fagan, C. Hofecker, D. Handlon, K. Johnson, A. Rosian, C. Schellhammer, M. Wagner, S. Davis, L. Henry, D. Leidy, M. Hofecker, C. Strayer, ROW THREE-E. Kitchen, C. Cobaugh, S. Brown, S. Rorabaugh, J. Lankford, D. Niton, C. Patterson, B. Corbin, C. Sitko, D. Hawk, R. Burkett, D. Brothers, B. Boyer HE LTH CLUB The purpose of the Health Careers Club, which was formed this year under the guidance of Mrs. Fenchak, was to bring together young people interested in careers in medicine. It enabled them to share their interests, to explore opportunities and requirements in these fields, to grow as individuals by working with others, and to learn about community life in which they soon will participate. Mrs. Fenchak, Sponsor OFFICERS-fsittin 1, D. Aitken, President, S. Stephens, Vice-President fstandingl, N. Lloyd, Treasurerg K. Hajzus, Secretary g l ' X K I X 1.2 .V 4. ,. i ' r... J 1 g H . ' - - V ,yi ,P 5 , ,N If 51. I' ' in ,WIN 2 far. .- lgfgi ' V13 1 E- I ' . fi? - 1 'V'1 : ' 1 ' Lflf'-'--f'3k'ij J -ws- Q, J l i , ,ff . vvrrVVf'i ' Hirmllw' l x It W X 'K X f W 0051. GIRLS' CHORUS: ROW ONE-J. Kelly, N. Miller, P. Candler, D. Savering, B. Johns, L. Marsh, C. Felix, G. Duhovecky, D. Corchik, B. DeLong, ROW TWO-L. May, J. Ross, K. Davis, M. Hofecker, B. Boyer, M. Berkoski, L. McEvoy, M. Ditchcreek, M. Pallas, H. Caboda, J. Metzgar, ROW THREE-L. Pyer, D. Aitken, P. Schlosser, J. Edwards, E. Salkeld, R. Burkett, K. Franke, L. Rose, E. Kerchenske, P. Wertz, B. Ditchcreek, D. Hiner, N. Lloyd, ROW F OUR-D. Zimmerman, B. Boyer, L. Engle, K. Hajzus, K. Adams, L. Palmer, L. Lauffer, M. Wilson, J. Crawford, M. McCullaugh, V. Crees, C. Glass, S. Leohner, D. Leskosky VOCAL GROUPS MIXED CHORUS: ROW ONE-B. Johns, E. Salkeld, B. Boyer, D. Hiner, D. Aitken, G. Allison, D. Decker, C. Glass, B. De- Long, R. Burkett, B. Corbin, ROW TWO-K. Hajzus, B. Orr, M. Hofecker, C. Hofecker, R. Fulton, D. Mattiuz, B. Paul, T. Gar- man, C. Sitko, S. Edwards, ROW THREE-E. Johnson, J. Edwards, R. Davis, S. Hasson, D. Decker, C. Vay, R. Tibhott, T. Paul, J. Crawford, K. Hildebrand, J. Ross, J. Kelly, ROW FOUR-H. Caboda, M. Pallas, L. May, D. Hawk, S. Cossard, R. Yesenosky, M. Berkoski, V. Crees, A. Lewis, V. Reese, K. Davis, ROW FIVE-G. Dubovecky, J. Metzger, M. McCullough, L. Palmer, K. Adams, L. Lauffer, L. Rose, B. Ditchcreek, D. Savering, P. Candler, L. Pyer 'Wav 80 P1 K . PEP BAND: ROW ONE-P. Mallin, L. Bates, S. Leohner, D. Kerr, B. Rice, J. O'Donne11g ROW TWO-D. Helsel, D. Graham, B Giles, M. Owatt, T. Teeter, R. Flick, A. Paterson, D. Shoemaker, M. Covitch, J. Baumgardner, .l. Baumgardner, C. Wilson MUSIC Pep band, girls' ensemble, accompanists, and trumpet trio, under the musical direction of Mr. Gruver and Mr. Isenberg, delighted the student body as they them- selves were enriched by their advanced musical instruction. Their performances in- cluded singing in a Christmas program, caroling in the halls, entertaining at social functions, and performing in the spring concert. TRUMPET TRIO: ftop to hottoml Tom Teeter, Tim Parkins, ACCOMPANISTS: Cstandingl, Bev DeLong, Carol Glass: Alec Paterson Csittingl, Beth Kerchenske A ,af 5 i I 5 Q. . ilk .Y f li Vi GIRLS' ENSEMBLE: TOP ROW-B. DeLong, P. Candler, D. Aitkeng ROW TWO-D. Hiner, E. Salkeld, J. Crawfordg ROW THREE-C. Davis, N. Lloyd, L. Mayg ROW FOUR-V. Crees, K. Hajzus, J. Ross, D. Savering, C. Glass CC's marching band takes time out during seventh period to rehearse its routine for Friday night's half-time performance - -Q 1.4.-rt.-. -L A, ' -1 SH -' 'F , -- 4 A ' - B ,. .6 .A HD Q. ROW ONEfC. Giles, K. Reighard, R. Shea, K. Claridge, D. Getty, K. Mangus, S. Willman, P. Makin, J. Metzger, ROW TWO- P. Johns, S. Metzger, L. Bates, S. Stephens, L. Lyons, J. Baumgardner, B. Rice, B. Switzler, B. Switzler, M. Owattg ROW THREE -D, Steele, E. Kitchen, R. Flick, J. Bobenage, B. Baumgardner, S. Leoliner, J. Lankford, F. Wilson. D. Shoemaker. E.. Hicks: ROW FOUR-G. Reighard, E. Singel, S. Davis, D. Bowman, D. Byers, M. Covitch, A. Paterson, M. Wilson, D. Helsel, C. Wilson Ted Cresh, Drum Major Sandy Martin, Head Majorette .WY Y Y I - g K U A - ,.,. . eq, , 4 LN. ., . N t til ,I X ' 553' B --X . E ,sw-K put, . ,A ix 0 O f' .N , , ' - ' , T. 9 lx t I 'X o 1 ROW ONE-B. Munko, L. McEvoy, S. Martin, R. Dino, E. Beckett, ROW TWO-L. Sowolla, M. Amos, D. Rummel, K. Adams, C. Cook, D. Hummel, L. Marsh L A l L 14 ,Q kr: Q-, tflfwf' ROW ONE-S. Kinkead, P. Candler, R. Giles, J. Brown, K. Wesley, J. Brown, P. Davis, M. Candlerg ROW TWO-R. Smith, S. Stephens, M. Wagner, J. Cook, M. Evanchick, D. Kerr, E. Buckus, K. Stephens, B. Rylke, V. Reese, ROW THREE-T. Park- ins, D. Graham, S. Wheeler, S. Fluke, R. Boring, C. Cobaugh, D. Savering, J. Reese, R. Mattio, D. Hershelg ROW FOUR-J. Baumgardner, P. Mallin, T. Teeter, J. Baumgardner, F. Byers, B. Cunningham, J. O'Donne1l, C. Byers, L. McGuire, D. Ford . ,, R Y. ,spit . M. w v , , . , , . , X .. v . J., ' Q-fs Q Q .1- '24 , X Sharon Vandenburg, Color Guard Cap- tain J MARCHI G UNITS Left to Right-D. Lankford, C. Stunkard, N. Lloy Keith, L. Cook, V. Kriston, S. Vandenburg, P. Minnix d, S. Cahoda, C 11. 3 i PEP CLUB This year Pep Club succeeded in promoting school spirit throughout the student body. The mem- bers helped the cheerleaders in leading cheers dur- ing pep assemblies, football games, and basketball games. Selling rnegaphones and sponsoring buses to the games were ,also on the list of activities. This large group also gave great support to the cheer- leading and majorette squads at their district con- tests. li-.l L. to R.4Linda Lauer, Vice Presidentg Mr. Zonin, Sponsorg Marlene Soyka, Secretary, Nancy Templeton, President, Judy Tishok, Treas- urer ROW ONE-K. Reighard, R. Dino, L. McEvoy, M. Berkoski, M. Soyka, V. Kriston, D. Evans, D. Stormer, K. Hajzus, L. Hill, L. Lyons, ROW TVVO--L. Sowolla, S. Kinkead, J. Morgan, S. Willman, G. Dubovecky, P. Candler, D. Cameron, P. Schmidt, K. Davis, J. McCoy, D. George, ROW THREE-A. Buckus, K. Cangioli, C. Olexa, C. Keith, D. Leidy, D. Rumrnel, M. Hofecker, P. Wertz, S. Brown, S. Stephens, C. Schellhammerg ROW FOUR-S. Mastrine, C. Davis, C. Hawksworth, E. Salkeld, B. Bellish, S. Krull, M. Manoni, C. Cook, P. Shettig, D. Davis, C, McKavishg ROW FIVE-K. Adams, E. Beckett, B. Munko, G. Polinsky, J. Edwards, P. Schlosser, S. Martin, D. Ewing, D. McFadden, C. Englehart, S. Bartoletti, A. Nischalkeg ROW SIX-J. Baumgardner, L. Lauffer, B. Denlinger, K. Hildebrand, S. Wentz, S. Yaskowitz, N. Volk, L. Cook, L. Roush, D. Leskosky, R. Yesenosky 'L' l1? '1 'I-l ROW ONE-L. Felix, S. Adams, E. McMnsters, J. Kelly, A. Yingling, C. Singer, K. Graham, R. Ricketts, C. Hunt, K. Stephens, B. Keplar, K. Hunt: ROW TWO-N. Myers, D. Rummel, M. Evanchick, L. May, J. Rambeau, H. Caboda, P. DeYulis, L. Murphy, B. Rylke, J. Ross, M. Amos, K. Sherry, ROW THREE-S. Stephens, M. Pallas, N. Wizniak, B. Hollowniczky, C. Strayer, S. Younkin, A. Dickert, P. Szekeresh, M. Ditchcreek, S. Buterbaugh, D. Gorchik, L. Marsh, ROW FOUR-L. Kovach, C. Hofecker, M. Jenkins, K. Hildebrand, E. Buckus, L. Polchito, T. Sajko, S. Poeta, D. Carlisle, J. Caborek, L. McKeel, D. Kerry ROW FIVE- P. Ford, B. Yahner, P. Cessna, D. Vasus, L. Jones, S. Edwards, B. Orr, D. Bloom, D. Louchart, A. Rosian, D. Thomas, I. Stoyka ROW ONE-M. Candler, C. Anstead, F. Kubat, C. Kline, K. Claridge, S. Michaels, R. Shea, K. Brown, F. Dickert, B. Keilmang ROW TWO-J. Learn, S. Yalmer, D. Rummel, P. Lightner, G. Bernecky, T. McEvoy, D. Datsko, J. Baumgardner, L. Ludwig, S. Makosyg ROW THREE-J. Jones, P. McKeta, L. Jones, R. Hammer, B. Switzler, D. Malloy, R. Schilling, C. Rice, E. Covitch, K. Kutchmang ROW FOUR-B. Switzler, S. Hofeclcer, K. Glavach, G. Dreikorn, N. Englehart, C. Popovich, S. Wheeler, S. Schell- hammer, P. Empfield, M. Tisliok .. --,gy--J - - , If... L ..4 ' 4 E , ag! ff? 5,1 H0 l' W H., . r' , ff' , ey Hui -'air Q N 1 3 - I' I M ' S : F 3, sy JM :fx J Q- N vb L, lx V3 . J Q .3 Y ff sv' 'Quik -:5,wNuf ,,' - ffff qu, fa '- : ., , , 3 n f I' ' ggi A i riki. U, ' ills' f '-Q r ff ull 1 Ld -Q 'QQ' ,V U nz' gaxri uit 'X SCHGOL SPIRIT My school has spirit Shown at games-whether Won or lost. Cheering, yelling, screaming, chanting-We Urging our plaiyers onward-just do your best - We support them wholeheartedly. Our spirit is shown at games, pep assemblies, and school halls. Always there is a pride when oth' Alma Mater is sung. i'A 1'- r I o 5 li A, 'il airy I P . P-it 1 uf QQ Jr' V Y in Q C5 ' fig' A- gjfwg' 1 X I Y to - 1 l 15 f 2 Hit rr i e f A .ill-C7 Q Q i- Q' ' ' l 'Ii' 6 ,.., .lr P .1 , J' :EIEESV WU ULEPIRIRW W L.. ' 1:3 DOCTORS AND NURSES L ,ll wg M ROW' ONE-Shelly McBreen, Trish Balko, Bob Feather, Dave Shoemaker, Sandy Parisi, Rosie Dino, Mike Covitch: ROW TWO-Mr. Pelliccioni, Directory Lois Engleg Sue Boland, Student Directory Clyde Lewisg Jim Boyer, Stage Managerg Deb Yahnkeg Harriet Barnhart, Student Directorg ROW THREE-Pam Mackelg Janice Crawford: Jim Baum- gardnerg Ray Wyrwasg Jack Baumgardnerg Betsy McDowell, Student Directory Bonnie Boyer, Student Director E IOR CLASS PLAY W s-Q Dave Shoemaker . Rose Marie Dino Sandy Parisi ........ Bob Feather . . . Trish Balko ..... Shelly McBreen .... D .i .i Lois Engle ...... Clyde Lewis ..... Deb Yahnke ..... . . . . . Dr. lVlcDade Phylis Vining Mama Parisi . Mike Parisi Bee Lovelace Molly Shane Mrs. Sorensen . Bart Tanner . . Julia Ward J ack Baumgardner ....... Dr. Wayne Jim Baumgardner Janice Crawford . Mike Covitch .... Hollister Hal Finn Sara Ruxton Les Galloway f'a CYP? 5735331 ., E gff fy, 'v-. T 'u 'Hs I' ROW ONE-Lynn Sowollag Judy Morgan, Student Directorg Debbie Allbaughg Sally Willmang Kim Reighardg ROW TWO- VlCk1C KIISIOHQ Sandy Stephensg Patti Killingerg Lorrie Palmerg Kandi Adamsg Elaine Salkeld, Student Director: Vivian Reese: ROW THREE-Randy Leidy, Student Directorg Charlie Vizzinig Jim O'Donnellg Gary Moyerg Benny Bowersg Gene Vay, Student Dlrector Tony Watsong ABSENTEE-Cindy Keith, Student Director Mr. Paul Crowley, Director K in UNIOR CLASS PLAY WASHINGTON NEVER SLEPT HERE ,lim O'Donnell Kandi Adams Benny Bowers Vivian Reese . Kim Reighard Lorrie Palmer Gary Moyer .. Sandy Stephens Vicki Kriston . . . Tony Watson .... Sally Willman Patti Killinger Charlie Vizzini Gene Vay . . . Lynn Sowolla Mathews . . . . Gladys Mathews . . . Rodney Mathews . . . Becky Mathews . . Jennie Matthews . . Mary, the Maid . . . . . ,lack Fisher . . . Nancy Talbot Miss Lilibet Nathaniel W. White . . . . . Hyacinth White Miss Ewell The Ghost Joe .. Bugs Rafferty L II7 Q - .111-' CHRISTMAS AT C.C. Merry Christmas! Central really got into the gay holiday spirit this year with decorations made and displayed by members of the art department under the direction of Miss Sowolla, who took on a monumental task. The stunning decorations trans- formed our drab halls into a sparkling display to between-class- walkers. On the last day before Christmas vacation, the mixed chorus caroled through the halls. Many homerooms contributed to the festivities by joining in the annual homeroom door dec- orating contest. The winner of the homeroom contest was an- y izaiuf r C 5PS 'l ,Lx iz: .C ,a Ur. y V l is ESR T if C' grit- :ff ',:llgf.- 5: f nounced in the Christmas program in which the music students performed a medley of songs traditional of the holiday. This year's happy winner, homeroom 104, was presented with a plaque by the Student Council. Q. xt-, GRADUATION After the celebration of May Day came a number of spring events. The cho- ruses and band entertained students and parents with the Spring Festival. In the Awards Assembly, outstanding students were given recognition for their accom- plishments. The students enjoyed the pres- entation of the Oracle. The Senior Banquet, girls' tea, and Baccalaureate were held. Then, the day we had been anticipating for years finally arrived. The senior class graduated with pride, performing at once the closing act to years of preparation and the overture to life to come. C3 SJ TJ Q 1719.1- NM. L ..?- r f 'fi X i ff l . NEW: ,fg,, . , U Q7 i K N -P Q: -. ,7 x i ROW ONE-Carelton Davis, Sally Edwards, Jackie Jones, Lynn Sowollag ROW TWO-Sue Gaboda, Diane McFadden, Debbie Stormer, Lana McEvoyg ROW THREE-Alice Nisehalke, Carol Englehart, Maid of Honorg Sandy Martin ABSENTEE-Ginny McKavish MAY DAY 196 With a flourish of trumpets and a marvelous procession of ravishing young ladies, our auditorium was immediately transposed into a regal court brimming with all its characteristic pomp and ceremony. From among the student body, thirteen girls were selected as fitting representa- tives, symbolizing the youth and vitality that is so characteristic of our generation. But it was not in May that these girls got the first thrill of knowing they were to participate! From freshman attendant to May Queen, the names of those fortunate thirteen were announced by Mr. DeBastiani in a special student assembly in February. The processional was followed by a program co-ordinated in honor of the court by a former May Queen, Miss Kay Sowolla. Entertained and glowing with pride, the stunning girls left the stage and prepared for the dance that was sponsored for their enjoyment by the Varsity Club. ,531 - ... f ' X'T-- F 3- ? ' ' ' ' E , MAY QU E 1967 'lil I 1 ,Q A r V qu , 71 w .......N 81 '. .. H vu' jf!!! .L W B -pg 4-is-q 1 VARSITY FOOTBALL After two weeks of pre-season training and nine weeks of gridiron work under the coaching of Mr. Seymour, our Red Devils-varsity, junior varsity, and freshman-did their best. The statistics of the record book do not relate the courage, fortitude, and drive of our boys who fought so hard for us. It is true our Devils weren't successful, but they gained respect by taking defeat courageously-sportsmanship de- mands courage to accept the worst. Among the nine games our team fought through, the most mem- orable was the last game, Central Cambria vs. Central HS. Torrents of rain turned the playing field into a mass of green mush, and the game proceeded accordingly. An impres- sive ceremony honoring the senior band members was spoiled by the imposing weather. Thus ended the 1966 varsity football calendar. ROW ONE-A. Polchilo, W. Barber, K. Mellott, N. Brisini, J. Holtz, J. Cheskcyg ROW TWO-- R. Wyrwas, B. Patterson, M. Evanchick, R. Mastrine, S. Kubut, D. Bowman, B. Menlch, B. Bobenage, R. Risalitig ROW FOUR-P. Merritts ..-I Jim x D' Bononl, J. Lydlc, J. Bormg, R. Popovxch, Croyle, C. Folckemer, W. Brothers, T. Gillespie, Baker, F. Kowalsky, B. Cowen, L. Morgan, Ball, G. Vay, R. Cook, D. Grata, J. Pritchard, Jones, R. Parkin, A. Hager, A. Rouzer Victory Losses Tie C 0 Forest Hills 0 Penn Cambria .. . 2 Holliclaysburg ..... 3 Conemaugh Twp. . . . 6 Westmont ........ 6 Cambria Heights .... O Indiana .......... Portage ....... Central H.S. . . . OPP 13 ....26 ....20 6 ....38 ....42 ....26 ....26 0 INDIVIDUAL SCORING TD K. Mellott .... ..... 2 J. Holtz .... ..... 1 P. Croyle . . .... .1 T. Gillespie . .. . . ...I J. Popovich .... ..... 1 M. Evanchick . . . . . . PAT 1 SENIOR GRIDDERS Richard Bononi End Dennis Fromhach Guard Metro Evanchick Tackle Charles Folckemer Guard Jerry Boring Tackle Philip Croyle Halfback COACHES, L. to R.-Mr. DeRubis, Mr. Sponsky, Mr. Seymour Mr. Orange, Mr. Miller w Raymond Wyrwas Tackle Neil Jenkins Quarterback Anthony Polchlto Guard Bruce Patterson C enter ave Estep, Ken Smith, Gust Tsikala Darl Murton Guard William Barber Quarterback L. to R.-Fred Novak, Tom Estep, Jeff Lesak, s Dale Bowman End John Lydic End James Holtz F ull back ROW ONE-R. Risaliti, P. Merritts, J. Makosy, R. McKeta, B. Rouzer, B. Hunt, D. Parking ROW TWO-C. Vay, R. Ball, F. Kowalsky, T. Baker, J. Pritchard, D. Funyak, T. Dillingg ROW THREE-T. Hoover, J. Demchak, D. Barber, D. Grata, P Martin, K. Graham, D. Bowman, J. Sekerak JUNIOR VARSITY I 2 Victories 3 Losses I Tie CC Opp 6 Northern Cambria .... . . . 6 9 Conemaugh Valley . . . . . . V7 7 Indiana .......... . . .20 19 Portage ......... . . . 7 6 Penn Cambria . . . . . .13 6 Forest Hills .... . . .12 Mr. Anodide, Athletic Manager .f L. to R.-Ron McKeta, Bob Risalitig Mr. Sponsky, Coach INDIVIDUAL SCORING D. Parkin ................. 13 R. Risaliti . . . . . . .12 R. Roljzer .... .... I 2 B.Hunt... ...6 T. Dilling .... . . . 6 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL 3' Victories 2 Losses 2 Ties CC Opp 7 Westmont ..... .... 0 6 Penn Cambria . . . . , . . 19 41 Blairsville ...... .... O 24, Hollidaysburg .... .... 6 7 Northern Cambria . . . . . . . 7 6 Forest Hills ...... .... 6 0 Indiana ......... .... 3 0 Coachg Jeff Koss, High Scorerg Mr. Crowley, MANAGERS-Jim Gorchik, Charlie Vizzini, Harry Kutch- man, Ron Jacobs, Bob Reese INDIVIDUAL SCORING TD PAT J. Koss .... . .... 4- T. Kostelnik . . . .41 1 D. Noble ...3 2 S. Davis .. ...1 D. Hajzus ..... . . . 1 2 D. Donatelli . . . . . 2 ONE-D. Noble, V. Brisini, D. Donatelli, D. Hajzus, T. Kostelnik, R. Templeton, J. Koss, ROW TWO-D. Lajudice, ber, N. Roles, J. Baker, R. Moore, S. Davisg ROW THREE-T. Strayer, R. Polchito, T. Sekerak, R. Cunningham, E. D. Grove, J. Kline VARSITY BASKETBALL Granted, our record is not too impressive, but what's in a list? Can a total tell the breaks of a game, lucky or unlucky, any injuries that might have handi- capped the team, or the overall mood of the rivalry? Of course not! A Perhaps the team's win-loss record favors the lat- ter, but if winning is the only concern, the overall purpose of interscholastic competition-clean sports- manship-can be overlooked. 1 Victory 18 Losses CC Opp. 44- Forest Hills . . ..... 75 4-8 Blairsville ..... ..... 7 1 67 Penns Manor .... ..... 7 2 61 Penns Manor .... ..... 5 5 60 Somerset ...... ..... 64- 46 Ferndale ..... ..... 6 2 50 Richland . . . . . . . .87 37 Westmont .... ..... 6 7 51 Indiana . .' . ..... 70 67 Windber ..... ..... 8 8 38 Penn Cambria . . ..... 69 53 Westmont .... ..... 7 5 62 Ferndale . . ..... 78 42 Richland . . . . . . . .66 61 Somerset ...... .... 1 03 71 Penn Cambria . . ..... 91 63 Windber .... ..... 6 6 4-7 Indiana ..................... ..... 5 2 69 Forest Hills .................... .... 1 20 INDIVIDUAL SCORING B. Barber .......................... .... 2 07 I. Monborne . . . - - - -200 I. Holtz ...... ---- 1 61 N. Jenkins . . . - - - -135 B. Brothers . . ---- 78 A. Paterson '. . . - - . - 76 D '33 ROW ONE-A. Paterson, J. Monhorne, J. Lydic, J. Holtz, B. Barber, N. Jenkinsg ROW TWO-T. Estep, R. Jacobs, T Teeter, C. Shay, W. Brothers, D. Bowman, R. Ball L. to R.-Ken Smith, Managerg Cust Tsikalas, Manager, lDave Tulowitzki, Managerg Jeff Lesak, Manager, Mr. Orange, Coach i . -v Tom Estep Guard x Alec Paterson Center -T,...,,...... --,....., --...., Neil Jenkins Guard Dale Bowman Guard Jim Monhorne Forward Tom Teeter Center Bill Barber Guard John Lydic Center J im Holtz Forward SENIOR COURTMEN ' x ,1 631 5 I 1. 3 .-L, if ffl Ji . , A ROW ONE-R Ball R Jacobs, C. Shay, W. Brothers, T. Dillingg ROW TWO-R. Mastrine, M. Soyka, .l. Pritch- 'xrd B Bobenage F McFaddeng ROW THREE-D. Bowman, G. Paterson, D. Simmons JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Having broken the school's record for I. V. Wins in a single season, the 1967 junior varsity squad presented a threat to all opponents. The majority of Cen- tral's basketball critics predict great things for the future of CCHS basketball. Mr. Buchanan, Coach 13 Victories 6 Losses CC Opp 40 Blairsville . . . . . . . .55 49- Penns Manor . . ..... 39 4-7 Penns Manor . . ..... 35 45 Somerset .... ..... 64 45 Ferndale . . ..... 36 54 Richland . . ..... 47 62 Westmont . . . . . . . .42 44 Indiana ....... ..... 3 9 50 Windber ........ ..... 5 2 39 Penn Cambria . . . . . . . .37 62 Westmont ..... ..... 3 9 59 Ferndale .... ..... 4 0 47 Richland .... -.-.- 5 2 55 Somerset ........ ..... 5 4 64 Penn Cambria . . . . . . . -58 26 Windber ...... ..... 5 7 50 Indiana ....... ----- 3 6 52 Forest Hills ................ ..... 5 9 INDIVIDUAL SCORING B. Brothers ........................ .... 2 80 R. Jacobs .......... ....177 T. Dilling . . . ---- 102 R. Ball ....... ---- 7 1 J. Pritchard . . . - - - - 63 4 Victories 6 Losses Blackliclc Valley . Cambria Heights Penn Cambria . . . Portage ........ Cambria Heights Northern Cambria Penn Cambria '. . . Portage ........ Blacklick Valley . Northern Cambria FRESHMAN BASKETBALL OPP ....27 ....35 ....38 ....33 ....3a ....3o ....544 ....33 ....29 ....37 INDIVIDUAL SCORING S Davis ........................ 61 N Roles ....... R Templeton .... J Koss ...... D Hajzus .. ....60 ....55 ....53 ....4O cn, ' C .l ht 'V , . L. to R.-Ken Swope Manager Mr Seymour Coach Don McBreen Manager Dave Estep, Manager ROW ONE-D. Hajzus, R. Templeton, N. Roles, J. Koss, T Kostelnik S Davls ROW TWO P Gresh D Snyder R Cunningham, D. Noble, J. Gorchikg ROW THREE-R. Keith D LaJud1ce W Donovan J Butala G Relghard Sharon Poeta Diane McFadden Debbie Stormer Sue Bartoletti Carol Englehart Michele Soyka VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Alice Nischalke Carol Englehart SENIORS Michele Soyka JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS Becky Orr Carelton Davis Marcia Jenkins M ry Evanchick Janis Ross Barb Rylke Charlotte Popovich Covitch Barb Switzler Bev Switzler Nancy Engleh fbrx ' Vi A x TRACK SENIOR LETTERMEN ROW ONE-T. Estep, W. Barber, A. Paterson, N. Jenkins, ROW TWO-A. Lewis, B. Hilde- brand, R. Cray, J. Roberts, J. Holtz, C. Folckemerg ROW THREE-D. Stains, R. Wyrwas, B. Patterson, C. McKeta, R. Gerber, T. Paskowski L. to R.-Mr. DeRubis, Coach, Jeff Lesak, Managerg Tom Croyle, Manager, Alfie George, Manager, Mr. Dill, Coach 0 ROW ONE-G. Tsikalas, D. Bowman, R. Risaliti, J. Dixon, J. Demchak, J. Reese, J. Makosy, R. McKeta, T. Dilling, R. Mastrine: ROW TWO-P. Merritts, T. Paul, T. Gresh, B. Rouzer, D. Parkin, D. Barber, G. Adams, S. Daugherty, D. Estepg ROW THREE -G. Vay, D. Mattiuz, C. Stormer, G. Allison, G. Paterson, G. Smith, J. Boyer, A. Magyar, B. Mentchg ROW F OUR-T. Gillespie, C. Rouzer, R. Jacobs, B. Bobenage, J, Pritchard, L. Morgan, B. Morrison, P. Martin, H. Noel. The 1966 track season started relatively slow this year due to an excess of bad weather, however it didn't take long to get the candidates in condi- tion because of Mr. DeRubis's and Mr. Dill's vig- orous practice sessions. A good turn-out of track candidates reported when the call was issued. We are proud of the accomplishments of the two mile relay team and the field men-shot, dis- cus, and javelin-who placed at almost every meet. At the Cambria Heights relay meet t.he Red Devils broke the shot and javline recordg while at the United Invitational Meet, they broke the shot record. To end the season, Alec Paterson placed in the 440 yard run, and the two mile relay team-Alec Paterson, Bill Barber, Neil Jenkins, and Don Barber -placed at the District 6 meet held at Altoona. INDIVIDUAL SCORING B. Barber ....................... A. Paterson . . . M. DeGretto .... T. McQuillen .... N. .Ienkins .... D. Barber .... D. Plummer .... J. Savering .... I. Anstead .... C. Lewis .... I. Gibb ....... H. Kutchman . . . J. Bobenage .... T. Estep ...... G. Vay ........ B. Hildebrand . . . B. McCombie .... T. Gillespie . . . D. Gettings .... R. Hughes B. Mentch .... R. Parkin . . L. Morgan .... H. Gibb ...... T. Paskowski .... J. Holtz ...... R. Jacobs .... R. Mastrine' .... G. Tsikalas . . . 44 44 37 34 31 28 25 21 14 12 11 11 10 8 8 7 6 5 5 4. 3 3 2 2X3 2 2 1 1 1 1 GOLF SENIOR SWINGERS J. Monborme, J. Holtz, J. Popovich, T. Teeter, Mr. Anodide ROW ONE-F. McFadden, S. Brisini ROW TWO-G. Paterson, E. Hicks ROW THREE-K. J ones Playing the interscholastic circuit were a group of earnest young amateurs with lofty goals of vic- tory. Experience has been lacking, but Mr. Anodide has great plans for the development of CCHS golf. Jim Monhorne Phil Croyle John Lydic SENIOR UDIAMCND CUTTERSU Tony Polchito Daz-1 Muxton Mr. Miller, Coach BASEBALL It is ironic that baseball should be considered a uminori' high school sport since our team per- formed with few losses in its regular 1966 season. A Mr. Miller proved his prowess as a baseball coach - I as evidenced by the team,s record. a1':i-'lfifrilrfsliv lexkvislax 1 Q ' N Wm V. V , ii W N , W QI , , V A 1 y wi wt 4 , N. A -H N.,i,Hnm, ak RA ,, ug, N rf. 1 L ' 1 -a. :r'M.,, 1 .1 1 4. ,W 4 1.1- .4.k h'1il:12us.2-Q KNEELINC-R. Mastrine, R. Ball SITTING-B. Brothers, H. Poloisky, K. Mellott STANDING-K. Smith, S. Kubat, T. Dilling, B. Bloom, R. Popovich 7 Victories 6 Losses CC Opp 0 Tyrone . . .... . 1 1 Altoona ........ .... 3 6 Lilly-Washington . . . . . .0 8 Portage ......... .... 7 3 Cresson ..... .... 2 12 Gallitzin ...... .... 41 3 Laural Valley .... .... 8 6 Portage ....... .... 3 5 Gallitzin ...... .... 3 5 Cresson ......... .... 0 6 Lilly-Washington . . . . . .9 3 Indiana ......... .... 4 1 Richland . . . . . .6 -+w..,..,.,. , iiiaiwixi .ix ,, Qin'- s...,,.,,,, 'ugg uiiiz: W ' .51 , I: H, .J Q -+-:..,.,-As CLASSES Vi M I... ..L. E I1 e SSS 'Y hue'-' ' LW' S H Vjlg Sf SQ H l M S ' lily 'll' i V I S W 'Q ' lql .4 -.I CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS-Cseatedl Sharon Davis, Treasurerg Susan Bartoletti, Historiang Gene Vay, Presidentg Diane McFadden, Vice-Presidentg Deborah Stormer, Secretaryg fstandingJ Mrs. Gibb, Mr. Dill, Mr. Seaman, Mr. Keith UNIOR CLASS A D SPO ORS Upperclassmen now, the juniors even have their rings to prove their seniority. Early in the year they successfully launched their annual Prom Peanut sale, for they realized that the Junior Prom in the spring would be a big undertaking. Also contributing a great deal to fund raising for the Prom was the Junior Class Play under the direction of Mr. Crowley. The college-bound uniors took the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test, the Scholastic Aptitude Test, and the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. Having successfully completed their third year as 'iCentralites,,' the Class of 1968 was prepared for the re- sponsibilities ancl privileges given to seniors. 'Es Fw 9 ' .,-1' .X fir mf .- ROW ONE-JoAnn Allison, .Ioan Brown, Lillian Bates, Beverly Bellish, Alice Buckus, Deborah Allbaugh, Jean Browng ROW TWO -Richard Bloom, Sandra Brown, Rae Marie Burkett, Rosanne Boring, Kandace Adams, Susan Bartoletti, Donna Brothers, Kathryn Brown, Cary Banfieldg ROW THREE-Barry Banfield, Benny Bowers, Terry Burke, Nick Brisini, Bill Bloom, Rick Ball. ROW ONE-Bonnie Elliott, Georgene Dubovecky, Kathy Cangioli, Debra Cameron, Beverly DeLongg ROW TWO-Kathy Davis, Dorothy Dyson, Carol Cook, Barbara Corbin, Beth Denlinger, Gloria Cobaugh, Sharon Davisg ROW THREE-Lawrence Elliott Jack Cheskey, Charles Byers, Michael Butler, J ack Carmel, George Dickert, Robert Ditchcreek, Richard Deetscreek, Dale Cottermanl ABSENTEES-Patricia Candler, Sandra Dishart. i 1 m AQ 1 i 45 ,Inf . A ,i ',. JS J ' 22' ,V gg 'Sie' lx zz: ROW ONE-Cathy Giles, Donna George, Carrie Felix, Karen Frantz, Nancy Gaeda, Debbie Evans, Harriet Grow, ROW TWO- Russell Findley, Ralph Harvey, Beverly Ellis, Carole Glass, Lorna Fulton, Karen Hajzus, Rhonda Fleming, Douglas Gosheyg ROW THREE-Tim Gillespie, John Gresh, Dennis Hallman, Donald Fertick, Bryan Gowen, Dennis Funyak, David Grata, Robert Fulton, Michael Gerycz. ROW ONE-Ardith Keith, Elaine Kitchen, Helen Ann Johns, Vicki Kriston, Brenda Jean Johns, Susan Kinkead, Darlene Kellyg ROW TWO-Cindy Keith, Michele Hofecker, Patty Killinger, Susan Kimble, Kay Hildebrand, Deborah Hughes, Cindy Hoover, Sandy Krull, Judy Koss, ROW THREE-John Johnston, James Kovach, Ken Jones, Matthew Kosaber, Joseph Jones, Martin Kokus, Francis Kerchenske, J im Kris, Larry Hovanis. f-fr an ifv Q' N fa 1, , 1 911 E , V U,?',v 14 , Q V v 5 X fX..f ROW ONE-Martha Miller, Yvonne LaGana, Patricia Makin, Linda Lyons, Judy Metzger, Doris Leidy, Virginia Lloyd, Mary Mil- lerg ROW TWO-Randall Leidy, Allan Magyar, Lex McGuire, Marcia Manoni, Arlene McCullough, Diane McFadden, Stanley Kubat, Fred McFadden, Ronald Mastrineg ROW THREE-Kevin Mellott, Les MacLaren, Robert McClelland, Bruce Mentch, Den- nis Natcher, Paul Mallin, Raymond Mastrine, Larry Mack, Jim Mastrine. ABSENTEE-Laura Lynn Lauffer. ROW ONE-Kimberly Reighard, Ida Newcomer, Anna Nelen, Lorrie Palmer, Vivian Reese, Judy Morgan, Ruth Newling ROW TWO-Bruce Mumau, John Palenscar, George Morgan, ,lim O'Donnell, Stephen Ohlinsky, John Pileskig ROW THREE-Robert Popovich, Harry Noel, William Morrison, Richard Rankin, Gary Moyer, Tom Morrison, Allan Rager, Larry Morgan. ABSEN- TEES-David Mutter, Ralph Meyers, Joyce Romania. M 1 Qt N199 'T' 9?- C? 5'4- Six 4:1 -T91 t ' . 1 31,4 -.5 4 2 I' 5 A 4' fr' 'a r N -f s gnu-ft-S .U A C T l i . ! r I'TI '!X 'JI ll! 1 ROW ONE-Dee Stormer, Debbie Stormer, Rose Settle, Rita Sabo, Lynn Sowollag ROW TWO-Peggy Schmidt, Deborah Saver- ing, Cheryl Stunkard, Elaine Salkeld, Sandra Stephens, Christine Schellhammerg ROW THREE-Robert Schoop, Ken Smith, Gerald Smith, Thomas Stanton, Charlie Shay, Dean Snyder, Alvin Rouzer, Cary Sichko. ROW ONE-Ellen Vorhauer, Kathy Wesley, Judy Tishok, Patricia Wertz, Deborah Rummell, Suzanne Teeter, Sally Willman, Corinne Wright, ROW TWO-Dianne Tanda, Linda Soappino, Deborah Zimmerman, Nancy Walker, Nancy Volk, Charlene Toner, Marlene Toner, ROW THREE-Sally Yaskowitz, Anthony Watson, Gene Vay, Craig Stormer, Ron Tibbott, John Watson, Charlie Vizzini, Sandy Wentz, Rosemary Scott. ABSENTEES-Daniel Tweedy, Olive Urish, Mary Watroba. XXX XX I J U IOR CANDIDS 3 Martin Kokus received a letter of Commendation for his high score in the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test, a high honor for a junior. Upper left, Ron Tibbott and Kandi Adams compare their new class rings. Lower left, Mr. Seaman, Head Sponsor of the Junior Class peanut sale, asks Susan Kinkead how she found prospective buyers. Susan was high salesman for the class. Lower Right, Debbie Stormer, Georgene Dubovecky, Kim Reighard, Lex McGuire and Richard Bloom, like many juniors, make frequent trips to the Guidance Office. -lem I l I t 7 vlr Y CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS-Cseatedl Deborah Rummel, Historiang Kandace Graham, Assistant Treasurerg Barbara Rylke,-Secretary, joy Kelly, Treasurerg Maxine Pallas, Chaplaing fstandingl John Pritchard, Presidentg Mr. Semyan, Mr. Singel, Mr. Zonin, Miss Englehart, Cary Paterson, Vice-President SOPHOMORE CLASS AND SPO SOR The sophomores, returning for their second year at Central Cambria, faced new problems and challenges. Hav- ing completed their freshman year, the students were ready and eager to assume their new title. Many members of this class participated in various activities-in clubs, music groups, and athletics--thus benefiting their school and enriching themselves. Early in the school year, the annual magazine sales campaign took place, its goal set at 351565. But the hard- working sophomores far surpassed their established aim. The Class of 1969 climaxed a year of work and enjoyment with the annual Sophomore Party. Now high school is half over, and soon they will assume the role of upperclassmen. fn , 2 , Aigt .' ' ,: ' 'P . by vo , ,. 4-rf! 6,3 '9 F :a ui 9 1 ROW ONE--Sandy Adams, Judy Brubaker, Dee Carlisle, Georgia Bernosky, Sharon Buterbaugh, Patty Cessna, Connie Cazarag ROW TWO-James Burkett, Marilyn Amos, Beverly Boyer, Judith Bobenage, Evelyn Buckus, Barbara Baumgardner, Sharon Alex- ander, Denise Bloom, Ken Boyer, ROW THREE-Donald Bishop, Thomas Cessna, Don Barber, Darell Bowman, John Coll, Thomas Baker, Douglas Brown, George Banfield, Charles Anderson, Nicholas Altimus. ABSENTEES-Donald Benyack, James Bracken. ROW ONE-Debra Eckenrod, Mary Davis, Frances Delawder, Marie Ditchcreek, Patricia Fagan, Judy Doubt, Eva Cook, ROW TWO-Patty DeYulis, Mary Evanchick, Joyoe Davis, Carelton Davis, Deborah Davis, Sally Edwards, Joanne Edwards, April Dick- ert, Janet Eckenrodeg ROW THREE-Tom Edmiston, Dennis Devlin, James Dixon, Dave Estep, George Ditchcreek, Ronald Elliott, John Demchak, 'Ihomas Dilling, James Cook, David Dostal. ABSENTEES-Laverne Deffenbaugh, David Durbin, Denise Ewing. ,vs m Es A ug 1 v . , il' B- ' .1 J n n ' x,Fv I 5 A an of filr 2 ,Cf Cx W. eff an ROW ONE-Loretta Felix, Debra Gorchik, Linda Gillin, Linda Fenchak, Helen Gaboda, Linda Henry, Jill Hill, Deborah Handlon, Judy Havenerg ROW TWO-William Gallo, Judy Gahorek, Kandice Graham, Carolyn Hawksworth, Susan Fluke, Paula Ford, Denise Hawk, Lucille Gillin, Karen Hildebrand, David Graham, ROW THREE-Eric Hicks, Dick Hershel, Gary Ferguson, Jay Hagerich, Martin Fisher, James Griffith, Kurt Graham, Bruce Hoffman, Steve Gallo, Richard Flick, Dave Ford, Garry Frantz. ROW ONE-Kimberly Hunt, Joy Kelly, Carol Hunt, Cheryl Hofecker, Barbara Hollowniczky, Linda Kovach, Barbara Keplar, Patty Johns, ROW TWO-Larry Kutney, Myrna Hunt, Marcia Jenkins, Sharon Leohner, Ann Krempasky, Bonnie Kosaber, Peggy Jones, Lora Jones, Deborah Kerry ROW THREE-Barry Hunt, John Sakab, Tom Kimble, Leonard Holdsworth, Ron Jacobs, Frank Kowalsky, Richard Keilman, Jerry Knouff, Adam Johnson, Alan Leidy, Tom Hoover, Dennis Hudak, Ken Knauer. ABSENTEES- James Kuzminsky. Q lee Q Q0 p V, ' 'T f , ii W .. :Qs '21 r TBR! - ROW ONE-Linda Marsh, Linda May, Louise McKeel, Cindy Mulhollen, Evelyn McMasters, Shirley Margosiakg ROW TWO- K hl M' h ll S Ma trine Rebecca Louchart Nancy Meyers Diana Louchart Shirley Lewis Nancy Miller, Linda McClure, at een 1tc e , ue s , , . , , , ' M' h ll M ' M' Sheldon Mentch, Bill Moore, Janet McCoy, ROW THREE-Mary Ann McCullough, Pete Merr1tts,.Iohn itc e , aurice lnno, .lohn Makosy, Ron McKeta, Rebecca Litzinger. ABSENTEE-Bonita Miller ROW ONE-Barbara Reed, Becky Orr, Carol Olexa, .Ioan Rambeau, Maxine Pallas, Sharon Poeta, Linda Murphy, Pauline Ram- seyg ROW TWO-Richard Burgess, Linda Polchito, Rebecca Ricketts, Barbara Rice, Diana Niton, Lisa Pileski, Rita Orgis, Delores Orsini, Rebecca Coposky, Joseph Persiog ROW THREE-Bob Paullisky, .lack Reese, Hilbert A. Noel, George Ohlinsky, Bob Paskowski, John Pritchard, Gary Paterson, Daniel Rice, Gerald Nyland, Eric Pierchoski, Dick Parkin. 1 I: P .9 if R 1 l 1 ,f l :WCW U? , an Q as 3-Ja ROW ONE-Darlene Rummel, Barb Rylke, Ann Rosian, Darlene North, Bonnie Mack, Susan Snyder, Janis Ross, Cheryl Singer, Kathy Sherry, Sylvia Sabo, Penny Roseg ROW TWO-Jack Scott, Richard Sassano, Deborah Rummel, Patricia Shettig, Sue Rora- baugh, Emily Sekerak, Carol Roland, Tressia Sajko, Ruth Ann Smith, Henry Poloisky, Harry Roseg ROW THREE-Jeff Sekerak, Paul Sekerak, Jim Rorabaugh, Tom Stephens, Robert Sherno, Michael Soyka, Edward Sherman, David Seger, Ken Spicker, Dick Mattiuz, Paul Scanlon, Barry Rouzer, Robert Risaliti, Douglas Simmons. ROW ONE-Darlene Thomas, Pat Szekeresh, Barbara Yahner, Dolores Scanlon, Diane Vasas, Susan Stephens, Debra Vandenberg, Paulette Washovich, Gloria Zapola, Roxanne Tweedyg ROW TWO-Chris Strayer, Valory Teeter, Nancy Wizniak, Susan Stoy, Karen Strazisar, Marjorie Wilson, Theresa Waltimire, Sandy Younkin, Dure Walk, Merilee Wagner, Diane Weimer, Ilona Stoykag ROW THREE-Kathy Stephens, David Beard, Donald Watt, Roger Walk, Edward Walk, James Williamson, Thomas Walker, Michael Yesenosky, David Tulowitzki, Ray Stevens, Andy Westrick, Bob Wright, Debbie Weges. ABSENTEE-Alice Yingling. Q2 Q :EQ is .vm , -Q 111- -- '-F. ? ilu.. Hum va iagii' gm Left, Richard Keilman, Dave Estep and Mr. Semyan took active parts in making the an nual Sophomore magazine sale a success. Right, Sheldon Mentch plans to take over the student photography on future Oracles. SOPHO ORE CANDIDS Below, Mr. Gaynor tries to stress the fundamentals of our economy to Sophomore students. I at 71 W' 1 CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS-fseatedl John Palko, Chaplaing Charlotte Popovich, Historiang Bob Cunningham, Vice- Presidentg Jackie Jones, Secretaryg Sam Davis, Treasurerg fstandingl Miss Gordon, Mr. Pipas, Mr: Seymour, Miss Sowolla, Tim Kostelnik, President. FRESHMAN CLASS AND PO ORS The freshman class, new, fascinated, and eager, entered Central Cambria ready to face their four year chal- lenge. With an enrollment of 237, they comprised a large percentage of the students engaged in extra curricular activities such as clubs, athletics, and musical organizations. Early in 'the year they had the opportunity to elect their first class officers and student council representatives. After Christmas they launched a very successful Easter egg sale, the profits from which were used to bolster their class ,treasury. Such a dynamic group as these freshman will certainly contribute to the future posterity of CCHS. 1' ' avi J if -4 N. 1..- Y' ROW ONE-Cecelia Anstead, Gladys Bemecky, Janice Banfield, Barbara Barno, Joy Baumgardner, Connie Burkey, Kathleen Brown: ROW TWO-Richard Brothers, James Bloom, Susan Beckett, Barbara Aughenbaugh, Kathleen Benyack, Patricia Allison, Dennis Ambrisco, Joe Balogg ROW THREE-Timothy Anderson, John Butala, Richard Brown, Cary Baker, John Baker, Michael Alexander, Jim Brosch, Robert Boland, Bob Barley, Dennis Anderson. ABSENTEES-Vincent Brisini, Patricia Burns. ROW ONE-Glenda Fertick, Patricia Davis, Ruth Congioli, Susan Dishong, Karen Claridge, Faith Dickert, Michelle Candler, Connie Evanegog ROW TWO-Denise Datsko, Carol Coposky, Myrtle Findley, Penny Empfield, Gretchen Dreikom, Arleen Cun- ningham, Nancy Englehart, Ellen Covitch, Patty Galligan, Candy Carmelg ROW THREE-Charles Frantz, Lloyd Cresswell, Dave Donatsl? William Donovan, Daniel Decker, Robert Cunningham, Dave Edmiston, Sam Davis, Donald Funyak, James Cesalz, Arnol oposh. -3-Q a tm 2-QQ -.. ROW ONE-Barbara Keilman, Kathy Goughnour, Bobbi Hammer, Laura Gallo, Sharon Griffith, Karen Glavach, Beth Hiner, San- dra Hofecker, Janet Good, ROW TWO-Peter Gresh, George Gresh, Jim Gorchik, Russell Hott, Russell Havener, Francis Henry, Stanley Bukovitz, Dave Getty, Robert Giles, Thomas Garmang ROW THREE-Dean Grove, James Lapina, David Hoover, George Gray, George Gerber, David Hajzus, James Fagan, Dan Graffius, David Headrick, Scott Giles, Gary Hannakan, Robert Harper. AB- SENTEE-Blair Heeney ROW ONE-Frances Kubat, Chris Kline, Judith Learn, Pam Kokus, Kathy Kutchman, Cathy Kelly, Jeanette Knauerg ROW TWO -Donna Kubat, Andrea Kinash, Jacqueline Jones, Linda Jones, Nancy Hott, Dorothy Jones, Jeanne Lankford, Juanita Lamer, Jackie Laverick, Kathleen Johnsong ROW THREE-Randy Keith, Randy Johnson, James Kline, John Kovach, Jeff Koss, Glen Kosaber, Tim Kostelnik, Joseph Krampy, James Koon, Robert Holsopple, Stephen Katancik, Duane LaJudice. ABSENTEES-Jeffrey Koss, Mark Lauffer. SUI: iii' i ROW ONE-Ronald McDonald, Nancy Makin, Sharon Michaels, Peggy Lighlner, Tereasa McEvoy, Linda Ludwig, Sandra Mitchell, Darlene Mclntyre, Harry Miller, ROW TWO-Don McBreen, Karen Michaels, Sharon Makosy, Pam McKeta, Pamela Litzinger, Carol Merrits, Debbie Lybarger, Diane Malloy, Lou Ann Martin, Mike McBreeng ROW THREE-John Malenich, Dennis Leek, David McLaughlin, Don Leck, David Noble, Barry Miller, David Mareck, Jeff Maurey, Dave 0'Hara, Robert Mattio, Pat McCann, Keith Mangus, Joe Malenich. ABSENTEE-Harold Little. ROW ONE-Bonnie Nelen, Georgia Newcomer, Debbie Parisi, Janet Ott, Janis Mostella, Beverly Rager, Karen Ray, Darlene Nitong ROW TWO-Richard Polchito, Sandra Noel, Gail Pearson, Charlotte Popovich, Christine Patterson, Kathryn Ober, Bonnie Prokop, Leonard Plowmang ROW THREE-Bob Paul, Bob Reese, John Palko, Gregg Reighard, Gasper Persio, Gary Newcomer, Tim Monday, Roy Mock, Michael Owatt, Dave Persio. ABSENTEES-Jacqueline Moore, Ronald Moore. if i :fix rife ROW ONE-Louise Sabo, Linda Shoemaker, Robin Shea, Cynthia Rice, Darlene Rummell, Donna Shaffer, Barbara Seaman, ROW TWO-Ernest Sekerak, Chris Snyder, Dora Rech, Rose Marie Schilling, Sandra Schellhammer, Richard Rudolph, John Schoefer, Thomas Sekerakg ROW THREE-Richard Reffner, Galen Rose, Thomas Shaffer, George Schloski, Robert Rodgers, Robert Shultz, Norman Roles, John Roseberry, Jeffrey Seger, George Schmidt, Edwin Rose. ABSENTEES-James Retallack, Harry Roush, Gary Schilling, Mary Sensebaugh, Daniel Smith. ROW ONE-Walden Vorhauer, Rhoda Williams, Sharon Yahner, Elizabeth Vorhauer, Glenda Snyder, Barbara Switzler, Alethea Williams, Garry Vizzinig ROW TWO-David Weimer, John Stormer, Beverly Switzler, Marcia Tishok, Darlene Tweedy, Frances Wilson, Sue Wheeler, Debbie Williams, Daniel Steele, Tom Stormerg ROW THREE-Allan Vorhauer, Ken Swope, Tim Weimer, David Snyder, Harry Younkin, Gary Stevens, Douglas Wwtover, Bob Templeton, Alvin Thomas, David Stanton, Richard Waring T C H T H E Tim Kosrelnik M Gregg Reighard Denny Ambrlsco Sam Davis x , 1 1, . 95:4 an Q EA 4 1 1 STUDENT CANDIDS pg, , ,.- QYQ: 1-.:5f-J? -:-:T-LQ? . , Z-T31 , , ,1 . U. 4, Mane Map' M Xl ,.,. w l i 'V 4. if ,,,, m HV Rafi 6 1. IJ 3 WA , .ii X!! . I W 4 1 '. 'vi' it ' ' ' . M l Q' ' .' , .tg wir? xiii X wg 1 . ...A .V t f l v : , In at 1 Y' its H Atop the verdant Alleghenies Our high school stands supreme Whose halls shall in our minds forever Abide with us our fondest dream. To scenes we've learned so much to cherish 'Twill be so hard to say good-by As those who pledge with us devotion To Central Cambria High. if iLf2t wr l' lil! B, I 1: 1 1 .-'H H1 MQ W4 xx , 'S X x fir-gs. t 'L N i 1 l f.-1 Sflfi' -Al I Since high school friendships soon will sever And fade as does the dying day, New comrades will our lives enlighten As in the world We wend our wayg And yet whatever be li:Ife's fortune Tho' memory fails, for friends we sigh, We'll love the still, Our Alma Mater, Our Central Cambria High. John Mason W ,I fs ' f 5 .f ,1 A 'f 7 5, ,, :Rs J 'rin it . gp f :mlb if? -sion? Mfg, ., .,',4:l 'l-'- DKBA' - -lT,s'Q2l W5 m 'O in ' T 17 is ., I 1 W . -.e Xtas .M , .NL A,-, , ,,, rf ,f -,M QE s 1' rf, W, 7'-5F54 rig f ' 1 QR- :,:g1.e I69 Alpha Tri-Hi-Y American Legion Post No. 363 Atlantic 8: Pacific Tea Company Aurandt's Garage, Vinco Barber's Sunoco Service Beta Tri-Hi-Y James E. Black, Pontiac-Cadillac Dr. John C. Brisiui Frank Brosius, Insurance Agency Burkey Kirby Sales 81 Service Cambria Cadets Drum 81 Bugle Corps Cambria Theta-Rho 94518 Cambria Thrift and Consumer Discount Co. Cambria Tractor 8: Equipment Candlelite Restaurant The Cheerleaders Colver Hospital Colver P.T.A. Colver Sodality of Blessed Virgin Mary The Cottage Restaurant J. Covitch Sr Son, Inc. Carl E. Davis Funeral Director, Conemaugh Delta Tri-I-Ii-Y Democratic Slovanic Citizens Club, Colver Eastem Associated Coal Corporation, Colver Ebensburg Building 81 Loan Assn. Ebensburg Insurance-Dino DeYulis Ebenshurg Oil Sz Gas Co., Inc. Harry A. Englehart, I r. Mr. and Mrs. James F. Estep Evans Pharmacy Jennie Falchini The First National Bank Flick's East End Esso The Forensics Club Friends Gamma Tri-Hi-Y A. A. Gatto'Wholesale Fruits and Produce General Stores Inc., Colver Glenn's Sinclair Service Station, Vinco Grata's Pizza Restaurant Hon. George W. Griffith Paul Hagerich's Garage Helm's Express Homerooms 107, 110, 113, 203, 213, 215 Francis Sz Edna Huber, Lakeview Motel SPON S O RS' Issy and ,Iohn's Heating and Plumbing Jabco, Inc. JoAnn Dress Mfg. Co. Keystone Farms Dairy Mr. 81 Mrs. L. Robert Kimball Kinkead Insurance Agency Library Club Local Union No 850 U M W . , . . .A., Long Hardware J. Arthur Lydic Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lydic Macey Insurance Agency Mackall Brothers, Vinco Dr. 81 Mrs. Robert C. Magley Maj orettes Revloc Robert J. McCormick, County Controller Meadow Gold Foods The Mountaineer-Herald Mundy's Corner P.T.A. Nagle's Dairy Twist One-Hour Quality Cleaners Park Hill Rexall Drug Store Paul's News Agency Penn Gables Motel 81 Restaurant Portion-Pak Sales Prave's Mr. 8: Mrs. Carl Raymond G. L. Reade, Attorney at Law Risaliti's Garage Ritter Loan System Carl Rivinius, Jeweler Betty Roberts Beauty Shop Schettig's Hardware Sl'1adden's of Ebensburg, Inc. Shoff Sporting Goods Spic 'n Span Cleaners Stover's Atlantic Service Thompson's Men's Shop Tibbott's Corner Drug Store Tibbott's Restaurant United States National Bank, Johnstown Well View Auto Body West End Fruit Market West End Lumber Co., Inc. Windher Cement Finishing Co Bruce Wise Sr Co. Miss Donna J. Albright Mrs. Paul Ambeisco H. Justus Apel Aroney's A. G. Market Askew Funeral Home Mr. and Mrs. John Berkoski Bonerigo Motor Co. Mr. 81 Mrs. James W. Briggs Leroy Burkhart Ceresa's Service Station Mr. and Mrs. John Chervenic Clark Powell's Restaurant Colorguard Colver Grille Alfred D. Conigy, D.D.S. Rev. and Mrs. Robelt D. Crees Dairy Dell Damin Printing Shop Dargay Clover Store Mr. 81 Mrs. W. W. Daugherty Mr. 8: Mrs. Wm. G. Daugherty Chester C. Davis's Auction Gallery Mr. 81 Mrs. Clarence E. Davis Mr. Sz Mrs. Lawrence L. Davis Grant F. Dino Duman Appliances Ebenshurg Furniture Sz Appliance Ebenshurg Office Supply Edward's Motor Company Ebensburg Driver Training School Mr. 81 Mrs. Harry F arabaugh Bertha Frailey's Gift Shop, Vinco Friends Mrs. Curtis Garman Girolamils Food Market Mr. and Mrs. John Goldian Elenor Gowen Martha Y. Griffith Mr. Sz Mrs. Vincent Joseph Hasen Rita Havener's Beauty Shop, Vinco Hi-Way Diner Homerooms 207, 210, and 213 Mr. 8: Mrs. Thomas E. Jones, Jr. PATRONS Joseph's Beauty Salon Karen Jewelers Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Kerchenske Kosaber's Dairy Mr. 81 Mrs. Lewis Leidy Lokey's Florist and Paint Shop Mr. and Mrs. James B. Long Paul Mackall's Vinco Sinclair Service Station Madeline's Beauty Shop Mandes Flowers Judge and Mrs. Alton A. McDonald Price McMasters Mr. 81 Mrs. Richard C. Meyers Murtha Furniture Co. Charles Newcomer, Sr. Mr. Sz Mrs. Raymond Newcomer Dr. F. K. Owens Dr. 81 Mrs. Joseph D. Paterson Patton Beverage Dr. 81-MIS. M. R. Pearle Francis T. Peduzzi, Nationwide Insurance Nancy Paul Phillips Mr. 81 Mrs. Mike Rabne Walter Ragley Mr. 81 Mrs. Andrew Regula Bruce Rippin T.V. Roper's View Texaco Service Station Mrs. Elizabeth C. Rowland Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rummel Schenk's Auto Sales Ernest Sekerak, Building Contractor Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sekerak Smathers Music 8: Appliance Store Stevens Manufacturing Co. Ebensburg Taxi Company Mr. and Mrs. Carl Teeter Mr. and Mrs. James Thompson Thompson's Men's Shop Guy Tirabassi Mrs. Anna Walwro Roush's Welding Shop, Colver White Swan Laundry Sz Dry Cleaning Wilson Electric Pumps 81 Well Drilling George Wyse Cemetery Memorials Accompanists-104 Activities-110-121 Administration-12, 13 Agriculture-21 Alma Mater-168, 169 Alpha Tri-Hi-Y-84 Acknowledgments-179 Art-22, 7,0, 71 Art Club-93 Athletics-122-143 Band-105, 106, 107 Baseball-14-2, 143 Beta Tri-Hi-Y-85 Cheerleaders-136, 137 Christmas Scenes-118 Classes-144-165 Closing-166-169 Color Guard-107 Commercial-20 Cooks-24 Custodians-241 Delta Tri-Hi-Y-86 Directory-173-179 Driver Training-21 Drum Major-106 English-14, 15 Faculty-14-23 Forensic-88 Freshmen-158-163 Freshman Basketball-135 Freshman Football-129 Freshman Officers-158 Freshman Sponsors-158 Future Farmers of America-100 Future Homemakers of America-101 Gamma Tri-Hi-Y-87 Girls' Chorus-103 Girls' Ensemble-105 Golf-141 Graduates-31-55 Graduation-119 Guidance-15 Head Maj orette-106 Health Club-102 Health Services-23 Home Economics-23 Honors-64-, 65 History-18, 19 In Dedication-6, 7 In Gratitude-68, 69 In Memoriam-2, 3 Index-172 Industrial Arts-21 Instruction-66-79 Introduction-1 J ournalism-89 INDEX J uniors-146-151 Junior Officers-146 Junior Play-116, 117 Junior Sponsors-146 Junior Varsity Basketball-13 Junior Varsity F oothall-128 Key Club-97 Language-19 Leader Club-83 Library--22 Library Club-90, 91 Maj orettes-106 4- Managers-127, 129, 131, 135, Mathematics-17 May Court-120 May Queen-121 Mixed Chorus-103 Music-22 Music Directors-22 Oracle-94, 95 Organizations-80-109 Patrons of Oracle-171 Pep Band-104 Pep Club-108, 109 Physical Education-23 Principal-13 School Directors-10, 11 School Spirit-112, 113 Sciencef16, 17 Science Club-96 Secretaries-25 Seniors-26-65 Senior Activities-27-55 Senior Courtmen-132, 133 Senior Favorites-57-63 Senior Government-28 Senior Gridders-126, 127 Senior History-29 Senior Officers-30 Senior Play-114, 115 Senior Sponsors-30 Sophomores-152-157 Sophomore Officers-152 Sophomore Sponsors-152 Special Education-23 Sponsors of Oracle-170 Stage Crew-99 Student Council-82 Student Librarians-92 Superintendent-12 ' Track-138, 139, 140 Trumpet Trio-104 Varsity Basketball-130, 131 Varsity Club-98 Varsity Football-1241, 125 1 SCHOOL BOARD Daugherty, William W.-10, 11 Davis, Grant W.-11 Davis, Martha, Secretary-11 DeYulis, Dino-10 Dominick, Albert-11 Hughes, Roger E.-10 Paterson, Joseph D.-11 Radebach, William-10, 11 Rodgers, Raymond C.-11 Swineford, Kenneth-11 SUPERINTENDENT Cook, James L.-10, 12 HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL DeBastiani, Leroy-13, 83 PROFESSIONAL STAFF Anodide, Roland-14, 89, 128, 141 Baumgardner, James-21 Brown, Faye R.-15, 100 Brown, Hugh-21 Buchanan, Robert J .-20, 94, 134 Crowley, Paul N.-15, 129 DeRubis, J oseph-17, 98, 126, 139, 140 Dill, J ules-16, 129, 139, 140, 146 Englehart, Marilyn-22, 88, 90, 92, 152 Estep, Jean McS.-19, 84 Farabaugh, Martin-21 Flanagan, Adelaide-14 Gaynor, John-19, 157 Gibb, Bernice-18, 85, 146 Glass, Donald B.-2, 3, 15 Gordon, Helen-15, 158 Gresh, Walter-16 Gruver, William D.-22 Isenherg, Horatio-22 Kayden, Robert J .-16, 96 Keith, Raymond-20, 146 SENIORS Adams, Gregory 105-31, 140 Aitken, Dorothy 104-31, 95, 102, 103, 105 Allison, Gerald 203-31, 96, 103, 140 Arkwright, William 113-31 Balko, Patricia 203-31, 53, 64, 65, 83, 88, 92, 94, 114 Barber, Wiuiam 101-30, 31, 30, 82, 97, 93, 124, 127, 130, 131, 133, 139, 140 Barnhart, Harriet 111-31, 91, 114 Baumgardner, James 214-32, 104, 107, 114 DIRECTORY Baumgardner, John 113-31, 96, 107, 114 Beckett, Elizabeth 110-32, 58, 83, 84, 91, 94, 104, 106, 108 Becquet, Judith 103-32 Berkoski, Marilyn 111-32, 85, 91, 93, 103, 108 Boland, Susan 105-32, 57, 88, 91, 114 Bononi, Richard 210-32, 98, 125, 126 Boring, Jerry 107-32, 98, 125, 126 Bowman, Dale 108-32, 106, 124, 127, 128, 131,132, 140 Boyer, Bonnie 210-33, 91, 102, 103, 114 Boyer, James 212-33, 96, 114, 140 Krumenaker, John P.-17 Iaiphart, Dorothy-18, 30, 85 Miller, J. L.-23, 98, 126, 142, 143 Orange, Leonard-21, 98, 99, 126, 131 Omer, Elizabeth-23, 101 Pelliccioni, A.J.-14, 114 Pipas, Michael J .-17, 158 Seaman, Joseph-18, 146, 151 Semyan, J oseph-20, 152, 157 Seymour, Paul-18, 98, 126, 135 Sides, J anet-23, 83 Singel, Andrew-16, 152 Solomon, Allen-17, 30 Solomon, Rose Marie-14, 86 Sowolla, Kaye-22, 93, 158 Sponsky, James-23, 126, 128 Stevens, Cyril R.-19, 30 Stormer, William C.-6, 20, 30 Tsikalas, Gust S.-I9 Zonin, Michael-20, 108, 152 HEALTH SERVICES F enchak, Elizabeth-23 SECRETARIAL STAFF Evanchick, Mary-25 F etterman, Mary J o-25 Koss, Esther-25 Straw, Shirley-25 CAFETERIA STAFF Calabria, Mary Ann, Head Cook-24 Felix, Rendia-24 Ochsen, Rose-24 Smith, Betty-24 CUSTODIANS Berkstresser, John, Head Custodian- 24 Cominsky, Francis-24 Noel, Mr.-24 Reese, Cloyd-24 Brosch, Carlene 109-33 Brothers, Kenneth 211-55 Brown, Robert 202-33 Bumbernick, Robert 213-55 Byers, David 205-33, 106 Byers, Fred 206-33, 99, 107 Cangioli, Harold 205-33 Carlington, Christopher 209-33, 93 Chappell, Donna 215-34, 101 Chervenic, Christine 210-34, 64, 88, 93, 95 Cook, Linda 109-34, 87, 107, 108 Cooper, George 215-34 Covitch, Michael 105-30, 34, 63, 93, 94, 96, 104, 106, 114 Cramer, Judith 202-34 Crawford, Janice 212-34, 85, 94, 103, 105, 114 Crees, Virginia 207-34, 91, 103, 105 Croyle, Philip 210-35, 98, 125, 126 Croyle, Thomas 104-35 Daugherty, Scott 105-35, 140 Davis, Dennis 108-35 Davis, Rebecca 211-35, 83, 86, 91, 92, 95, 103 Decker, Donald 202-35, 88, 93, 97, 103 Deetscreek, Ernest 209-35 Demko, Charles 209-35 Dino, Rosemarie 106-36, 90, 92, 106, 108, 114 Ditchcreek, Bunny 113-36 Dixon, Connie 104-36, 88, 91, 93 Dorman, Doris 104-36, 101 Dugan, Mark 109-36 Eckenrode, Lucy 1,05-36, 91 Edwards, Jayne 212-36, 86, 103, 108 Elliot, Gerald 209-36 Emerson, Barry 109-37, 99 Engle, Lois 202-37, 103, 114 Englehart, Carol 108-37, 61, 84, 88, 91, 108, 120, 136 Estep, Thomas 108-37, 62, 93, 97, 98, 127, 131, 132, 139, 140 Evanchick, Metro 203-37, 98, 124, 125, 126 Evanego, Perry 211-37 Evans, George 105-37 Evans, Susan 207-37, 86, 95 Ewing, Deborah 110-38, 85, 90, 91, 108 Feather, Robert 203-38, 57, 82, 88, 94, 97, 114 Ferguson, Paul 109-55 Ferguson, William 207-38 Fetzer, Ricky 205-38 Findley, Richard 107-38, 99 Folckemer, Charles 108-38, 98, 99, 125, 126. 139 Fromhach, Dennis 205-38, 61, 93, 98, 100, 126 Fulton, Vernon 106-38 Fulton, Victor 213-39 Fye, Dorothy 113-55 Gaboda, Susann 109-39, 63, 84, 90, 107, 120 Gallo, Frank 207-39, 100 Gallo, Thomas 212-39 George, Alfred 111-39, 139 George, David 104-39 Gerber, Rodney 205-39, 139 Giazzon, Paul 104-55, 99 Good, Gary 209-39, 59 Gossard, Sharon 203-40, 89, 91, 92, 95, 103 Gray, Robert 214-40, 139 Green, Carolyn 113-40, 85, 91 I74 DIRECTORY Gresh, Theodore 215-40, 106, 140 Hasson, Susan 107-40, 84, 103 Headrick, Gregory 108-40 Helsel, Donald 203-40, 104, 106 Hihgbrand, Bruce 212-40, 98, 139, Hill, Linda 207-41, 91, 108 Hiner, Diane 212-41, 85, 88, 91, 92, 94, 103, 105 Holland, Diana 214-41 Holtz, James 113-41, 93, 98, 124, 125, 127, 130, 131, 133, 139, 140, 141 Howell, Jennifer 212-41, 83 J ames, Regina 109-41, 84 Jenkins, David 206-41 Jenkins, Neil 106-41, 97, 98, 130, 131, 132, 139, 140 Johns, Bonnie 214-42, 103 Johnson, Ellen 207-42, 103 Kerchenske, Elizabeth 107-42, 64, 88, 89, 94, 103, 104 Kline, William 211-42, 96 Kmett, David 203-42, 97 Knauer, Dorothy 105-42 Koss, Joseph 106-55, 99 Koss, Linda 113-42, 87, 90 Kris, Robert 203-55 Kulzlcgxman, Harry 106-42, 98, 99, 129, Lankford, Donna 109-43, 85, 107 Lasinsky, Larry 212-43 Lauer, Linda 205-43, 86, 91, 108 Lesak, Jeffrey 108-43, 62, 93, 97, 98, 131, 139 Leskosky, Darnell 105-43, 87, 91, 103, 108 Lewis, Allan 203-43, 88, 92, 94, 98, 114, 139, 140 Lewis, Arlene 113-43, 103 Ley, Catherine 203-43, 91 Lloyd, Nancy 107-44, 102, 103, 105, 107 Lydic, John 202-44, 65, 82, 97, 98, 125, 127, 131, 133, 142 Mackel, Pamela 205-44, 87, 91, 114 Makin, Janice 110-44, 85, 101 Martin, Eugene 105-44, 99 Meigtin, Sandra 215-44, 84, 106, 108, 0 McBreen, Shelly 108-44, 87, 90, 92 McCoy, Donna 113-44, 91 McCoy, Edward 105-45, 100 McDowell, Betsy 209-45, 114 McEvoy, Lana 213-45, 63, 82, 87, 91, 103, 106, 108, 120 McKavish, Virginia 203-45, 62, 85, 90, 93, 108, 120 McKeta, Charles 108-45, 139 McMasters, Walter 104-45 McMullen, Helen 108-45, 91 McMullen, Michael 212-45 Metzger, Sharon 206-46, 106 Meyers, Robert 111-46 Miller, Delores 214-46 Miller, Sally 105-46 Minnix, Pamela 202-46, 85, 107 Mock, Blaine 214-46 Monhorne, James 214-46, 98, 130, 131, 132, 141, 142 Mulvehill, Robert 205-55 Munko, Bernadette 111-46, 83, 84, 92, 106, 108 Murtou, Darl 105-47, 98, 100, 127, 142 Natcher, Dennis 209-149 Nealen, Vincent 111-47, 99 Newcomer, Laura 207-47, 90 N ewlin, Donald 205-47 Nischalke, Alice 109-30, 47, 62, 82, 85, 89, 90, 92, 93, 95, 108, 120, 136 Novak, Fredrick 212-47, 98, 127 Novak, Susanne 205-47, 60, 83, 87 Olexo, Mary Ann 108-47, 87 Pablic, James 212-48, 96 Parisi, Sandra 105-48, 86, 114 Parkins, Timothy 202-48, 60, 98, 104, 107 Paskowski, Thomas 109-48, 98, 139, 140 Paterson, Alexander 108-30, 48, 58, 82, 95, 97, 98, 104, 106, 130, 131, 132, 139, 140 Patterson, Bruce 203-48, 98, 124, 127, 139 Paul, Thomas 202-48, 88, 103, 140 Paullisky, Charles 202-48 Peterson, Beverly 109-30, 49, 87, 91 Polchito, Anthony 214-49, 61, 93, 98, 124, 127, 142 Polinsky, Georgia 106-49, 83, 87, 108 Popovich, John 206-49, 141 Pyer, Linda 110-49, 93, 101, 103 Rainey, Richard 104-55 Ramsey, Richard 209-49 Raymond, Sheryl 211-49, 83, 90 Reese, Richard 107-49 Regula, David 211-50 Retallack, Alberta 106-30, 50, 59, 82, as, 85, 91, 94, 121 Roberts, James 211-50, 63, 92, 96, 98, 139 Roles, James 213-50 Rose, Linda 211-50, 91, 103 Roush, Linda 113-50, 87, 91, 108 Rummel, Donna 108-50, 88, 93 Schloski, Clara 203-50 Schlosser, Pamela 213-51, 86, 103, 108 Shaffer, Alice 206-51, 83, 88, 91, 92, 94 Sherry, Richard 104-51, 99 Shoemaker, David 104-51, 88, 92, 94, 97, 104, 106, 114 Shultz, Geraldine 113-51 Singel, Edward 106-51, 58, 64, 65, 94 Sitko, Carolann 206-51, 102, 103 Skvarna, Margaret 107-51, 88 Smith, Carol 215-52, 90 Smith, James 113-52 Smith, William 215-52 Snyder, Carol 207-52 Soyka, Marlene 106-52, 83, 85, 108 Soyka, Michele 104-52, 60, 64, 83, 84, 90, 93, 94, 108, 136 Stains, David 209-52, 88, 97, 139 Stiffler, Carole 210-52, 91 Strittmatter, Rose Mary 211-53, 91 Swanhart, Thomas 211-55 Teeter, Pamela 215-53 Teeter, Thomas 113-53, 98, 104, 107, 131, 132, 141 Templeton, Nancy 111-53, 61, 83, 85, 108 Tisack, Rebecca 206-53, 93 Tisack, Roberta 209-53, 93 Tsikalas, Cust 113-53, 97, 98, 127, 131, 140 Turko, Nicholas 209-53 Vandenberg, Sharon 205-54, 107 Vorhauer, Jeannette 107-54, 88 Walls, Robert 111-54 Walwro, Patricia 205-54 Wharton, Richard 215-54 Wilson, Clair 104-54, 59, 96, 104, 106 Wright, Gary 104-54 Wright, Regis 109-54 Wrywas, Raymond 107-55, 100, 114, 124, 126, 139 Yahkne, Deborah 213-55, 85, 91, 114 Yesenosky, Rose 207-55, 59, 85, 89, 91, 92, 94, 103, 108 Yoder, John 108-55 Younkin, James 109-55 J UN IORS Adams, Kandace 205-75, 84, 91, 103, 106, 108, 116, 147, 151 Allbaugh, Deborah 207-84, 89, 95, 116, 147 Allison, JoAnn 106-84, 102, 147 Ball, Richard 110-82, 125, 128, 131, 134, 143, 147 Banfield, Barry 104-147 Banfield, Gary 109-147 Bartoletti, Susan 108-83, 84, 91, 93, 95, 108, 136, 146, 147 Bates, Lillian 107-104, 106, 147 Bellish, Beverly 107-91, 93, 108, 147 Bloom, Richard 212-147, 151 Bloom, William 108-97, 143, 147 Bobenage, Brian 107-82, 124, 134, 140 Boring, Rosanne 202-107, 147 Boggrs, Benjamin 205-93, 97, 116, Brisini, Nickolas 209--124, 147 Brisini, Samuel 207-141 DIRECTORY Brothers, Donna 109-102, 147 Brothers, William 113-99, 100, 125, 130, 131, 134, 143 Brown, Jean 113-85, 102, 107, 147 Brown, J oan 213-85, 102, 107, 147 Brown, Kathryn 111-147 Brown, Sandra 109-102, 108, 147 Buckus, Alice 105-90, 95, 108, 147 Burke, Terrance 111-100, 147 Buficsztt, Rae Marie 109-86, 102, 103, Butler, Michael 203-147 Byers, Charles 207-107, 147 Cameron, Debra 113-86, 90, 108, 147 Candler, Patricia 111-84, 103, 105, 107, 108, 147 Cangioli, Kathy 113-85, 90, 93, 108, 147 Carmel, J ack 107-93, 147 Chesky, Jack 104-99, 100, 124, 147 Cobaugh, Gloria 111-102, 107, 147 Cook, Carol 205-106, 108, 147 Cook, William 206-125 Corbin, Barbara 109-102, 103, 147 Cotterman, Dale 105-147 Dalvisi, Kathy 107-103, 105, 108, 14-6, Davis, Sharon 203-84, 102, 106, 146, 147 Deetscreek, Richard 110-147 Demng, Beverly 214-84, 103, 104, 105, Denlinger, Mary Beth 108-84, 93, 108, 147 Dickert, George 203-100, 147 Dishart, Sandra 107-86, 147 Ditchcreek, Robert 209-147 Dubovecky, Georgene 106-84, 90, 93, 103, 108, 147, 151 Dyson, Dorothy 211-101, 147 Elliot, Bonnie 205-147 Elliott, Larry 214-147 Ellis, Beverly 205-148 Evans, Deborah 205-93, 108, 148 Felix, Carrie 106-90, 92, 103, 148 Fertiek, Donald 211-148 Fleming, Rhonda 213-85, 148 Frantz, Karen 113-86, 103, 148 Fulton, Loma 207-91, 93, 148 Fulton, Robert 214-103, 148 Funyak, Dennis 206-128, 148 Gaida, Nancy 215-91, 93, 148 George, Donna 212-86, 108, 148 Cerycz, Michael 108-14-8 Giles, Cathy 202-85, 102, 106, 148 Cilldegpie, Timothy 205-98, 125, 140, 1 Glass, Carole 111-86, 91, 103, 104, 105, 148 Goshey, Douglas 215-148 Cowen, Bryon 105-125, 148 Grata, David 211-100, 125, 128, 148 Gresh, John 212-148 Crow, Harriet 107-102, 148 Hajzus, Karen 206-84, 103, 105, 108, 148 Hallman, Dennis 109-148 Harvey, Ralph 205-148 Hildebrand, Kay 206-84, 103, 108, 148 Hofecker, Michele 113-86, 90, 102, 103, 108, 148 Hoover, Cynthia 202-86, 91, 148 Hovanis, Larry 108-148 Hughes, Deborah 107-148 Johns, Brenda 113-148 Johns, Helen 109-84, 148 Johnston, John 210-148 Jones, Joseph 214-148 Jones, Kenneth 209-97, 98, 124, 141 Keith, Ardith 210-148 Keith, Cynthia 203-86, 90, 107, 108, 116 , 148 Kelly, Darline 104-148 Kerchenske, Francis 110-148 Killinger, Patricia 211-93, 101, 116, 148 Kimble, Susan 108-86, 148 Kinkead, Susan 211-85, 90, 107, 108, 148, 151 Kitchen, Elaine 113-102, 106, 148 Kokus, Martin 109-93, 148, 151 Kosaber, Matthew 113-148 Koss, Judith 108-91, 93, 148 Kovach, James 106-148 Kris, James 206-148 Kriston, Vicki 206-107, 108, 116, 14-8 Krull, Sandra 213-86, 91, 108, 148 Kuhat, Stanley 210-99, 124, 143, 149 LaGana, Yvonne 106-85, 93, 102, 149 Lauifer, Laura Lynn 203-93, 103, 108 1 9 Leidy, Doris 207-102, 108, 149 Leidy, Randall 210-96, 116, 149 Lloyd, virginia 212-101, 149 Lyons, Linda 108-90, 93, 96, 106, 108, 149 Mack, Larry 213-99, 149 MacLaren, Leslie 108-88, 89, 92, 95, 96, 97, 149 Magyar, Alan 106-140, 149 Makin, Patricia 111-83, 85, 106, 149 Mallin, Paul 109-104, 107, 149 Manoni, Marcia 213-86, 108, 149 Mastrine, James 206-99, 149 Mastrine, Raymond 215-149 Mastrine, Ronald 105-82, 98, 124, 134 140, 143, 149 McClelland, Robert 214-149 McCullough, Arlene 206-149 McFadden, Diane 106-82, 83, 84, 90, 93, 108, 120, 136, 146, 149 McGuire, Lex 207-96, 107, 149, 151 I75 7 Mellott, Kevin 107-99, 124, 125, 143, 149 Mentch, Bruce 111-98, 124, 140, 149 Metzger, Judy 202-103, 106, 149 Miller, Martha 209-149 Miller, Mary 210-149 Morgan, Judy 107-86, 95, 108, 116, 149, Morgan, Larry 111-98, 125, 140, 149 Morrison, Thomas 213-149 Morrison, William 213-140, 149 Moyer, Glen 213-116, 149 Mumau, Bruce 110-149 Mutter, David 108-149 Myers, Ralph 212-149 Nelen, Anna 214-149 Newcomer, Ida 104-90, 149 Newlin, Ruth 203-149 Noel, Harry 202-149 Oblinsky, Stephen 215-149 O'?onnell, James 207-104, 107, 116, 49 Palenscar, John 211-100, 149 Palmer, Lorrie 107-103, 116, 149 Pileski, John 113-99, 149 Popovich, Robert 207-125, 143, 149 Rager, Allan 206-124, 149 Rankin, Richard 215-93, 116, 149 Relesg, Vivian 210-85, 103, 107, 116, 4 Reighard, Kimberly 111-83, 84, 90, 106 108, 116, 149, 151 Romani, Joyce 105-149 Rouzer, Alvin 105-124, 140, 150 Rummel, Deborah 113-106, 108, 150 Sabo, Rita 108-93, 102, 150 Salkeld, Elaine 110-86, 90, 103, 105, 108, 116, 150 Savering, Deborah 209-83, 90, 103, 105, 107, 150 Scappino, Linda 110-101, 150 Schellhammer, Christine 203-84, 102, 108, 150 Schmidt, Margaret 110-86, 108, 150 Schoop, Robert 106-92, 150 Scott, Rose Mary 211-101, 150 Settle, Rose 203-150 Shay, Charles 206-99, 131, 134,150 Sherno, Robert 207-156 Shields, Roger 210 Sichko, Gary 207-150 Smith, Gerald 111-140, 150 Smith, Kenneth 214-97, 98, 127, 131, 143, 150 Snyder, Dean 205-150 Sowolla, Diane 202-84, 90, 93, 106, 108, 116, 120, 150 Stanton, Thomas 215-150 Stephens, Sandra 109-85, 92, 102, 106, 108, 116, 150 Stevens, Raymond 203 Stomxer, Craig 209-98, 14-0, 150 I76 DIRECTORY Storrner, Deborah 206-82, 83, 84, 89, 108, 120, 136, 146, 150, 151 stennee, Dee 207-33, 84, 39, 90, 93, 146, 150 Stunkard, Cheryl 110-84, 107, 150 Tanda, Dianne 108-91, 93, 150 Teeter, Suzanne 105-86, 90, 150 Tihbea, Ronnie 207-97, 103,150, 151 Tiehek, Judith 207-85, 91, 108, 150 Toner, Charlene 209-101, 150 Toner, Marlene 206-101, 150 Tweedy, Daniel 107-93, 150 Urish, Olive 212-150 Vay, Gene 206-82, 97, 98, 103, 116, 125, 128, 140, 146, 150 Vizzini, Charles 207-97, 116, 125, 150 Volk, Nancy 109-91, 93, 108, 150 Vorhauer, Ellen 105-88, 89, 102, 150 Walker, Nancy 203-101, 150 Watroba, Mary 106-150 Watson, Anthony 210-116, 150 Watson, John 110-150 Wentz, Sandra 211-86, 91, 92, 108, 150 Wertz, Patricia 104-91, 103, 108, 150 Wesley, Kathy 207-84, 107, 150 Willman, Sally 105-86, 90, 92, 95, 106, 108, 116, 150 Wright, Corrine 206-150 Yaskowitz, Sally 206-86, 108, 150 Zapola, Jerry 210 Zimmerman, Deborah 215-91, 103, 150 SOPHOMORES Adams, Sandy 104-84, 109, 153 Alexander, Sharon 109-153 Altimus, Nicholas 209-153 Amos, Marilyn 212-106, 109, 153 Anderson, Charles 110-153 Baker, Thomas 109-125, 128, 153 Banfielcl, George 113-153 Banfield, Terry 105 Barber, Don 206-97, 128, 140, 153 Baumgardner, Barbara 212-106, 153 Benyack, Donald 215-153 Bloom, Denise 205-86, 109, 153 Bobenage, Judith 207-93, 106, 153 Bowman, Darell 215-134, 153 Bowman, Richard 214-104, 106, 154 Boyer, Beverly 113-91, 103, 153 Boyer, Kenneth 209-153 Bracken, James 111-153 Brown, Douglas 111-153 Brubaker, Judith 203-153 Buckus, Evelyn 215-107, 109, 153 Burkett, James 104-93, 153 Buterbaugh, Sharon 107-90, 109, 153 Carlisle, Cordelia 107-90, 93, 109, 153 Cazara, Connie 106-85, 90, 153 Cessna, Patricia 215-109, 153 Cessna, Thomas 209-153 Coll, John 104-153 Cook, Eva 107-153 Cook, James 213-107, 153 Cooper, Robert 211-100 Coposky, Rebecca 111-93, 101, 155 Davis, Carelton 111-108, 120, 137, 153 Davis, Deborah 108-96, 108, 153 Davis, Joyce 111-153 Davis, Mary 108-86, 153 Deffenbaugh, Laverne 213-153 DeLawder, Frances 215-153 Demehnk, John 212-128, 140, 153 Devlin, Dennis 213-153 DeYulis, Patricia 206-86, 89, 109, 153 Dickert, April 202-109, 153, Dilling, Thomas 212-82, 128, 134, 140, 143, 153 Ditchcreek, George 109-100, 153 Ditchcreek, Marie 211-103, 109, 153 Dixon, James 205-140, 153 Dostal, David 107-100, 153 Doubt, Judy 109-153 Durbin, David 213-153 Eckenrod, Debra 213-101, 153 Eckenrode, Janet 207-153 Edmiston, Thomas 211-153 Edwards, Joanne 109-153 Edfgards, Sally 214-86, 103, 109, 120, 3 Elliot, Larry 214-153 Eerep, David 106-97, 127, 135, 140, 153, 157 Evanchick, Mary Pauline 108-84, 88, 90, 92, 107, 108, 137, 153 Ewing, Denise 107-153 Fagan, Patricia 107-102, 153 Felix, Loretta 205-109, 154 Fenchak, Linda 110-88, 93, 154 Ferguson, Gary 109 Findley, Russell 205-148 Fisher, Martin 113-154 Fluke, Susan 214-84, 96, 107, 154 Ford, David 209-107, 154- Ford, Paula 108-88, 90, 92, 109, 154 Frantz, Garry 215-154 Gabsolda, Helen 214-84, 90, 103, 109, 1 Gaborek, Judith 202-109, 154- Gallo, Stephen 113-100, 154 Gallo, William 211-154 Gillin, Linda 210-84, 154 Gillin, Lucilla 113-154 Gorchik, Debra 202-90, 103, 109, 154 Graham, David 210-104-, 107, 154 Graham, Kandice 109-85, 109, 152, 154 Graham, Kurt 210-128, 154 Gray, Gene 113 Griffith, James 206-154 Hagerich, Jay 109-154 Hallman, Paul 113 Handlon, Deborah 209-102, 154 Havener, Judith 209-90, 154 Hawk, Denise 104-102, 103, 154 Hawksworth, Carolyn 105-85, 93, 108, 154 Henry, Linda 107-102, 154 Hershel, Richard 207-107, 154 Hicks, Eric 202-106, 141, 154 Hildebrand, Karen 110--154 Hill, Jill 213-93, 154 Hofecker, Cheryl 105-102, 103, 154 Hoffman, Bruce 211-154 Holdsworth, Leonard 202-154 Holowniczky, Barbara 110-84, 90, 109, 154 Hoover, Thomas 110-128, 154 Hudak, Dennis 205-154 Hunt, Barry 206-128, 154 Hunt, Carol 203-109, 154 Hunt, Kimberly 210-87, 109, 154 Hunt, Myma 109-154 Jacobs, Ronald 205-98, 129, 131, 134, 140, 154. Jakab, John 202 James, Thomas 212 Jenkins, Marcia 105-84, 89, 90, 137, 154 Johns, Patricia 213-154 Johnson, Adam 203-154 Jones, Lora 109-87, 93, 109, 154 Jones, Peggy 111-87, 106, 154 Keilman, Richard 104-154, 157 Kelly, J Oy 105-90, 103, 109, 152, 154 Keplar, Barbara 213-109, 154 Kea Deborah 206-86, 104, 101, 109, Kimble, Thomas 109-154 Knauer, Kenneth 202-154 Knouff, Gerald 105-154 Kosaber, Bonnie 215-154 Kovach, Linda 109-154 Kowalsky, Frank 111-125, 128, 154 Krempasky, Ann 107-154 Kutney, Larry 209-154 Kuzminsky, James 106-154 Leidy, Alan 210-93, 154 Leimgzlier, Sharon 110-103, 104, 106, Lewis, Shirley 215-155 Little, Michael 210 Litzinger, Rebecca 203-90, 91, 155 Louchart, Diana 214-109, 155 Louchart, Rebecca 210-93, 155 Mack, Bonnie 211-156 Makosy, John 212-128, 140, 155 Margosiak, Shirley 110-155 Marsh, Linda 213-84, 103, 106, 155 Martin, Paul 109-128, 140 Mastrine, Susan 206-86, 93, 108, 155 Mattiuz, Richard 211-103, 140, 156 Matula, Norbert 213 DIRECTORY May, Linda 108-85, 90, 103, 105, 109, 155 McClure, Linda 111-155 . McCoy, Janet 107-91, 108, 155 McCullough, Mary 111-103, 155 McFadden, Frederick 108-98, 134, 141, 149 McKeel, Louis 202-91, 109, 155 McKeta, Ronald 210-82, 128, 140, 155 McMasters, Evelyn 106-90, 109, 155 Mentch, Sheldon 210-155, 157 Mergtts, Peter 207-97, 124, 128, 140, 15 Meyers, Nancy 202-91, 109, 155 Miller, Bonita 211-155 Miller, Nancy 108-85, 102, 103, 155 Minno, Maurice 203-155 Mitchell, John 210-155 Mitchell, Kathleen 214-155 Moore, William 202-149 Morgan, George 211-149 Mostella, Thomas 202 Mulhollen, Cindy 207-84, 93, 155 Murphy, Linda 104-86, 109, 155 Niton, Diana 205-155 Noel, Hilbert 110-100, 140, 155 North, Darlene 213-156 Nyland, Gerald 214-155 Oblinsky, George 202-155 Olexa, Carol 106-85, 90, 108, 155 Orgis, Rita 207-90, 155 Orfgsllebecca 210-85, 103, 109, 137, Orsini, Delores 205-155 Pallas, Maxine 203-84, 90, 103, 109, 152, 155 Parkin, Richard 212-124, 128, 140, 155 Paskowski, Robert 111-155 Paterson, Gary 106-97, 134, 140, 141, 152, 155 Paullisky, Robert 108-155 Persio, Joseph 106-155 Pierchoski, Eric 105-155 Pileski, Lisa 205-93, 155 Poiegg, Sharon 207-83, 89, 109, 136, Polchito, Linda 213-101, 109, 155 Poloisky, Henry 111-143, 156 Pntohnnd, John 214-125, 123, 134, 140, 152, 155 Rambeau, Joan 211-109, 155 Ramsey, Pauline 110-155 Reed, Barbara 209-155 Reese, John 212-107, 140, 155 moo, Barbara 211-84, sa, 93, 104, 106, 155 Rice, Daniel 108-155 Richards, Burgess 207 Ricketts, Rebecca 211-109, 155 Riig1iti,Robert 210-97, 124, 128, 140, Roland, Carol 209-156 Rorabaugh, James 209-156 Rorabaugh, Suzanne 210-102, 156 Rose, Harry 106-156 Rose, Penny 210-92, 102, 156 Rosian, Ann 107-88, 102, 109, 156 Ross, Janice 108-82, 85, 90, 103, 105, 109, 137, 156 Rouzer, Barry 108-93, 128, 140, 156 Rummel, Darlene 203-156 Rummel, Deborah 215-106, 109, 152, 156 Rylke, Barbara 113-84, 90, 107, 109, 137, 152, 156 Sabo, Sylvia 106-156 Sajko, Tressa 109-85, 109, 156 Scanlon, Delores 110-101, 156 Scanlon, Paul 106-156 Scott, Jack 202-156 Seger, David 110-156 Sekerak, Emily 206-91, 156 Sekerak, Jeffrey 113-128, 156 Sherman, Edward 213-156 Shettig, Patricia 107-108, 156 Simmons, Douglas 105-134, 156 Singer, Cheryl 206-109, 156 Smith, Ruth Ann 110-84, 107, 156 Snyder, Susan 111-91, 156 Soyka, Michael 110-134, 156 Spicker, Kenneth 209-156 Stephens, Kathy 113-84, 107, 109, 156 Stephens, Susan 210-82, 85, 90, 92, 107, 109, 156 Stephens, Thomas 215-156 Stoy, Susan 113-156 Stoyka, Ilona 207-85, 93, 109, 156 Strayer, Christine 113-102, 109, 156 Strazisar, Karen 104-156 Szekeresh, Patricia 111-87, 109, 156 Teeter, Valory 214-156 Thomas, Darlene 106-90, 109, 156 Tulowitzki, David 105-131, 156 Tweedy, Roxanne 202-156 Vandenberg, Debra 106-156 Vasas, Diane 109-156 Wagner, Merilee 113-90, 102, 107, 156 Walk, Dure 113-156 Walk, Edward 214-156 Walk, Roger 203-156 Walker, Thomas 203-156 Waltimire, Theresa 109-101, 156 'Waskovich, Paulette 205-156 Watt, Donald 113-156 Weges, Deborah 211-109, 156 Weimer, Diana 110-156 Williamson, James 107-156 Wilson, Marjorie 113-103, 106, 156 Wizniak, Nancy 205-84, 109, 156 Wright, Robert 107-156 Yahner, Barbara 105-90, 109, 156 Yesenosky, Michael 104-156 Yingling, Alicia 104'-109, 156 Younkin, Sandra 105-87, 109, 156 Zapola, Gloria 111-156 FRESHMEN Alexander, Michael 208A-159 Allison, Patricia 215-93, 159 Ambrisco, Dennis 208B-159, 163 Anderson, Dennis 104'-159 Anderson, Timothy 208B-159 Anstead, Cecelia 104-86, 109, 159 Aughenbaugh, Barbara 208B-159 Baker, Gary 208B-159 Baker, John 110-129, 159 Balog, Joseph 208A-159 Banfield, Janice 106-101, 159 Barley, Richard 113-159 Barno, Barbara 205-86, 159 Baumgardner, Joy 108-106, 108, 109, 159 Beard, David 109-156 Beckett, Susan 207-159 Benyack, Kathleen 211-92, 159 Bernecky, Gladys 105-93, 109, 159 Bernosky, Georgia 215-153 Bishop, Donald 106-100, 153 Bloom, James 208A-100, 159 Boland, Robert 202--159 Brisini, Vincent 110-129, 159 Brosch, James 208A-159 Brothers, Richard 207-159 Brown, Kathleen 213-109, 159 Brown, Richard 208A-159 Bukovitz, Stanley 208B-160 Burkey, Connie 109-92, 159 Bums, Patricia 210-159 Butala, John 209-135, 159 Candler, Michelle 207-107, 109, 159 Cangioli, Ruth 104-159 Carmel, Candy 208A-87, 159 Cesarz, James 104-159 Claridge, Karen 109-106, 109, 159 Coposky, Arnold 208B-159 Coposky, Carolyn 211-101, 159 Covitch, Ellen 211-109, 137, 159 Cresswell, Lloyd 113-159 Cunningham, Arleen 111-159 Cunningham, Robert 105-107, 129, 135, 158, 159 Datsko, Denise 208A-85, 109, 159 Davis, Patricia 206-107, 159 Davis, Samuel 106-129, 135, 158, 159, 163 Decker, Daniel 210-103, 159 Dickert, Faith 208B-109, 159 Dishong, Susan 208A-159 Donatelli, David 110-129,-150 Donovan, William 214-135, 159 Dreikom, Gretchen 111-109, 159 Edmiston, David 214'-159 I78 DIRECTORY Elliott, Ronald 113-153 Empfield, Penny 214-109, 159 Englehart, Nancy 210-109, 137, 159 Evauego, Constance 104'-159 Fagan, James 214-160 Fertick, Glenda 211-159 Findley, Myrtle 208A-101, 159 Ford, Thomas 208A Frantz, Charles 214-159 Funyak, Donald 110-159 Galligan, Patricia 208A-87, 159 Gallo, Laura 215-160 Garman, Thomas 110-103, 160 Gerber, George 108-129, 160 Getty, David 206-106, 160 Giles, Robert 208B-104, 107, 160 Giles, Scott 105-160 Glavach, Karen 208B-109, 160 Good, Janet 113-87, 93, 160 Gorchik, James 208A-160, 129, 135 Coughnour, Kathryn 208B-160 Graffius, Daniel 213-160 Gray, George 207-160 Gresh, George 210-160 Gresh, Pete 109-135, 160 Griffith, Sharon 104+-93, 160 Grove, Dean 211-129, 160 Hajzus, David 210-129, 135, 160 Hammer, Bobbi 208B-109, 160 Hannakan, Gary 208B-160 Harper, Robert 208A-160 Havener, Russell 109-100, 160 Headrick, David 207-160 Heeney, Blair 211-160 Henry, Francis 208A-160 Hiner, Beth 109-91, 160 Hofecker, Sandra 208A-109, 160 Holsopple, Robert 208B-160 Hoover, David 212-160 Hott, Nancy 208A-160 Hott, Russell 215-160 J ames, Timothy 213 Johnson, Kathleen 209-87, 102, 160 Johnson, Randy 215-160 J ones, Dorothy 213-160 Jones, Jacqueline 208B-109, 120, 158, 160 Jones, Linda 214-93, 101, 109, 160 Katancik, Stephen 205-160 Keilman, Barbara 105-109, 160 Keith, Randy 109-135, 160 Kelly, Cathy 113-160 Kinash, Andrea 202-160 Kline, Christine 208A-109, 160 Kline, James 205-129, 160 Knauer, Jeanette 212-160 Kokus, Pamela 208A-87, 160 Koon, James 202-160 Kosaber, Glenford 203A-100, 160 Koss, Jeffrey 109-129, 160 Koss, Stephen 206 Kostelnik, Timothy 212-129, 135, 158, 160, 163 Kovach, John 206-160 Krampy, Joseph 208A-160 Kubat, Donna 208A-109, 160 Kubat, Frances 208B-90, 160 Kutchman, Kathleen 210-86, 93, 109, 160 LaJudice, Duana 213-129, 135, 160 Lamer, Juanita 210-160 Lankford, Jeanne 213-93, 102, 106. 160 Lapina, James 213-160 Laverick, Jacqueline 203-160 Learn, Judity 203-109, 160 Leck, Dennis 111-161 Leck, Donald 210-161 Lightner, Peggy 212-109, 161 Little, Harold 107-161 Litzinger, Pamela 215-161 Ludwig, Linda 208B-87, 93, 161 Luther, Thomas 106 Lybarger, Deborah 213-161 Makin, Nancy 206-85, 161 Makosy, Sharon 213-109, 161 Malenich, John 111-161 Malenich, Joseph 205-161 Malloy, Diane 106-109, 161 Mangus, Keith 208A-106, 161 Mareck, David 203-161 Martin, Louann 208A-87, 161 Mattio, Robert 208B-107, 161 Maurey, Jeffrey 203B-93, 161 McBreen, Donald 111-135, 161 McBreen, Michael 208A-161 McCann, Patrick 208A-161 McDonald, Ronald 211-161 McEvoy, Theresa 208B-87, 109, 161 Mclntyre, Darlene 110-161 McKeta, Pamela 215-86, 93, 109, 161 McLaughlin, David 202-161 Merritts, Carol 110-101, 161 Michaels, Karen 208A-101, 161 Michaels, Sharon 208B-101, 109, 161 Miller, Barry 108-161 Miller, Harry 211-161 Mitchell, Sandra 215-161 Mock, Roy 208B-161 Monday, Timothy 104-161 Moore, Jacqueline 208B-161 Moore, Ronald 214-129, 161 Mostella, Janis 206-161 Mulhearn, Doris 107 Nelen, Bonnie 208-101, 161 Newcomer, Gary 113-161 Newcomer, Georgia 208B-90, 161 Niton, Darlene 208B-102, 161 Noble, David 208A-129, 135, 161 Noble, Richard 206 Noel, Sandra 208B-161 Norris, Mark 209 O'Hara, David 208B-161 Ott, Janet 111-161 Owatt, Michael 202-93, 104, 106, 161 Palko, John 214-158, 161 Parisi, Deborah 208A-86, 161 Patterson, Christine 209-102, 161 Paul, Robert 209-103, 161 Pearson, Gail 214-161 Persio, David 206-161 Persio, Gasper 104-161 Plowman, Leonard 205-161 Polchito, Richard 209-129, 161 Popovich, Charlotte 106-109, 137, 153, 161 Prokop, Bonnie 208B-161 Rager, Beverly 202-102, 161 Ray, Karen 208B-93, 161 Rech, Dora 113-162 Reese, Robert 208A-129, 161 Reffner, Richard 113-162 Reiglgard, Gregg 212-106, 135, 161, Rice, Cynthia 210-93, 109, 162 Rogers, Robert 208A-93, 162 Roles, Nonnan 20813-100, 129, 135, 162 Rose, Edwin 206-162 Rose, Galen 106-162 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Photography-Henry's Studio, Cresson DIRECTORY Roseberry, John 208B-162 Roush, Harry 211-162 Rudolph, Richard 208B-162. 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Steele, Daniel 211-93, 106, 162 Stevens, Gary 213-156, 162 Stormer, John 203-162 Stormer, Thomas 208A-162 Strayer, Terry 205-129 Switzler, Barbara 209-85, 106, 109, 137, 162 Switzler, Beverly 104-85, 106, 109, 137, 162 Swope, Kenneth 203-135, 162 Templeton, Robert 104-129, 135, 162 Thomas, Alvin 208B-162 Tishok, Marcia 208A-109, 162 Tweedy, Darlene 209-162 Vizzini, Garry 208B-162 Vorhauer, Allan 203-88, 162 Vorhauer, Elizabeth 210-162 Vorhauer, Walden 106-162 Waring, Richard 208A-162 Weimer, David 208A-162 Weimer, Timothy 208A-162 Westover, Douglas 208B-162 Westrick, Andy 111-156 Williams, Debbie 208A-162 Williams, Rhoda 208B-162 Wilson, Frances 207-86, 106, 162 Yahner, Sharon 208A-109, 162 Younkin, Harry 202-162 I79 Vt' TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made Tl 4 I