Cameron County High School - Raider Yearbook (Emporium, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1964 volume:

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H U O J L 1 Meg the members of the Shanmock Valley Pep Club, Vmvsiiy new Club, and the samnmcnr Valley 'A Baastaws Club, wish to welcome yan to the Shannock Valley High School gym for an event which we feel is rather mniqueo Un the floor this evening, we have athletes HS with us that span 3 total of 21 years of partanV basketball historyo In the 21 years that are reprea' sented here this evaning we we had a total of 312 victories and lk? lossas, 8 Sectional Crowns, 1 WPIAL Championships and 1 Western Pennsylvania Ghampionshipo so sit backg relax, and hava an enjoyable even? ing of basketball E9 nSpartan Styleno P030 Thank yen so vary much for coming and making this evening Q successo V I A ,,,feL,J,1Mf occfhfff jfvtpf 177177 76 e Ww- A-7714. ws! I -. , . ,,, ,. A. ,, A L sw gsm yamzn!gT'wQQm Smmxmwax ?al1ay'pla3ai all Home YHSQEEIREK Haaew '..-A 33 the ?1sm?iEEw HQEQQT Himk???? 355953 Raises Gvmva ?????? 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R965 Gaiam JEL 166 SVHG Sk RGQS Eames Center 102 SYH5 6h Rid Shafmmwk aww? have an Q1lmSQate basketball playaP???? EEE as 1956 Kish Team Clasa E UQWQ Sam Smaymaody 13,2255 MN--3 Les 2131+533 QHQQQFAELQ Hmniisn mm Sim Francgschil IQEE flak Kean Glass E Dawg Lea Hakyy 1965 KEQG Eeam Glais 5 Qwgw Lea Shwmpl Hwwea thi? ig? Ggfigwgvawuuzwwwweweeoeeeeuumms KQQQ EYES Q1 RVQQHQQQ lg 3956 3?HS lg ?iXmw Sit? 12 S?HS Q3 Elieriam 16 123531. D 'i' ' W -ff--fJem'n!'lf- - f- H -Y f.dl?vm----...---- 'sue' -f 'W Q-1: .5 :bf 7 ' L I-IIVZTEJSI 'L-'TJZYT GAME in owlcmnsg Bob Lasse Mum cmyaeah 5225.2 233 fvlayww Bob C0103 Hunter McHQQnsg Allen Krizmaniahg B111 Lettiag Bob Smnusag Harry Notteg Jerry Buffoneg Francis Fabiang Lea Shoopg Jack Emaryg Charlas Schrecengestg Tom Bruner: Jim Craftg B111 Sabog and Donny Mnrkeng QQEE.QQ,22gQ 115 players? Mike Krizmanichg Nik? Sakaahg Gary Liaws Tom Rusnlcmg Stan Humnicag Denny Kirkpatrickg Chasmsr Fishcrg John Bvoehmttig Danny Heligreng Gworgs Pribickog Joe Fabiang Rick Nalsomg Frank Souehock: Andy Bodnarg and Frank Brochattio GAME dow 52 OFFICIALSS Ron Zucahelli A1 'Shorty' Novak My Q fY..,.w1 C12 players? I Frank 'Cheezn Frenceaehig Ron Shoopg Sam Trunzeg Gems Hockenberryg Tony WN1niW Sottileg Fred Pullegrinoz Merle WSnai1W Flemingg Stanley Wstushn Hwnkuag John 'Gus' Bellg Terry Lee Longg and Charlia Pompaliag KGeorga ViQini????E E2E2.2Q 2225 69 Players? Willard Wwickin Longg Len Wshakyn Hakyg Jim HFrannyH Frsmceschig John WYunkm Narkeng Jbhn Trunzag Tom nsuckf Krizmanichg Disk Wsmitzyn Smiths and Michael 9'MiQk'9 'iirecotao Notre: QQQQTISTICQ ggrgggry, 353153 aggpgmm gg, Now INCLUDNQ THE 1310 SEASON fHighest Team Score in Sbannock history Q l9?O Q SVHS ll? Eldertmn SO QRQTQ Q scoyei Tore than R00 against Leechbmrg 3 SVHQ LGQ Lesahbmwg ?9 f 5252 f GQAGH: Jim Slhlay I ASSWT: none ' 3 Record: 13 and S SEEK' 3 Frank KCHBHZD Francaschi Frank Bobick Xittanmingg Faw 4 address not known 1250 CGAGH2 Jim Sibley ASS'T2 Jack Ammarman Renard: 15 and A fsmzxofes r william QDwightD Boyarz Sam Trunzo Indianag Fab Sagamore, Pao Dwminie GBicky2.Pcmpelia , Antnnny KN1ni3 Sottile 3969 West 2236 Street Indiana, Pao ' Cleveland, Chic hM109 Ran Shoop Rmral Valley, Pav 1921 COACH: J1m'Sib1ay ASS9Tz Jack Ammsrman Record: 1 and M CSECTIGN 25 B DQ CHAMPS? SENIOHS 2 Gene Hocmwnbsrry Jbe Carasani 568 75th Street 2136 Brandywine Drive Niagara Faliag N620 13305 Euelidg Ohio MMIM3 Merle i5nai1D Fleming Garlam Bowser All Pennao Aveo address not known Aahtabmla, Qhioq MMGCM John Niznik Rte ik Patrice Avee Brenthmvsn Estates Bgsntwoodg Tanno 37027 4+ :N 5-04, - -.-1-W 1 ,EL y MMA.. E5 .. .M ' A . . ,,,, 55302: uawk AMMBFMQQ EGGGFQ2 lw and Q Ebb Pagiiarini ?Q93 Glaybmrn Detroit, Misha M8228 Bah Pallagrini 302 Brandywine Drivs Marltsn, N058 08053 Joe Sakaah 137 North Hills Drive M ol' Parkevsbuwgg W6 Van dbadw n...,..,..-,....... 2223 ,WA ......,,, Kr-ww:--J-3-vga:-,-an-,:4:u ., W....,, . V ASSUT: Jack Ammsrmam Haeowd: 13 and S fair if 335165 f :QHH Swamse fa. jim, fic 1.1, ,. IL- .2 r- ,1,.,.,.. ., ,. 7 fx 0 .iw.EmsQaw 1,9 cb L il -15,36 1'?':g 331 miewma Drive Smxiwasimk Ermiler Gcmwt I ,,,.,,, Q, . -' '. Qxrygg E30 EQQQ? Fwed PsllQ2?imw L1,:,:Fvf,, 1,45 mx d VV 'F 7. K Sapy Qiosmmm Hman :I 1. . 1., ...., ,k -5 f-uw. Piubsouvgn, xac A5536 ,mmwm,m,-gw m.,mwWmmM-umwmmwwwmmwgwwymmmwsn 593532 Jim.Sib1Qy aiu 1' K ,M Bmw 316223 Q fi , , . .9 Uaargw Uimini 'iT.,. - 41. - y, Lahaabmfcp yea ??a6 TQET4 1 'Q' 'f .--L .. ,..,, 'mf-. .- EGQ17 '2.TfE2.a'a1zGf55,: Lyl GQ T , 9 H' Kvfflv' 'Elm' Y' .af sux Nasaimggang rmqq Lggul 'r ',1, F ...If - ' ' you Saa..mn,:2.:wQ afid2f'ei3:23 -EETQY-53103131 I ., f 1, 2 W n-w..o.'w .. Chmwlsm KCQQQKJ muuihef ' , W. -E1 - R. f 1J!n.. -11.- 13543 Swain-ffl 130151 Cw.5?6Qi'm ff f, - . 'B mfr-A 'Q' M, ... '. W' 1 wappefam Lmvav Tegan ?552? Stan Honkms KGS? Vista? Circle EiaqQ1ppa3 Eau 15901 Tm??Y Lew Long 25? Dawey A390 Euffale, mega 1h2lh Bynum Framceschi Penn Avanuw G?eemsburg, Pac 15601 Ed Lavyi RUDU 43 Nwwtam Fmllsg Chic hhhhh L 15.222-14 GGACH: Jim Sibley - ASS'T: Jack Ammerman - Record: 10 and I3 SENIORS: Bob Fletcher Charlie Pompelia Rural Valley, Pao RBD. 51 ' Home, Pao John QGusB,Be1l ' Song Hawthnrne Aves Kittanning, Pao 1952 COACH: Jim Sibley ASS'Tz Jack Ammsrman Record: 16 and 6 - SENIORS: None on the Sqqad ' - - - - ' I 'ii 'unch ' 1 L, 1956 coma-.1 Jim sibley Assw: Jeifome Henry Record: 19 and 5 Ksmcmrom 251. B -M LCHAMPSD 4 WPIAL Playoffse SVHS 51 Irwin M9 ' SVHS M3 MacDonald 50 SENIORS2 I Tom Hellman ' ' B111 Rankin 15696 Michael Aveo . 16 Aberdeen Road ' Taylor, Misha M8180 Peekskill, N.YQ 10566 Joe Ewanicku John Trunzo ' 206 Punn B lvdo Plumwille, Pao Erie, Pao liii COACH: Jim Sibley Assvre Jeromenenry H Record: EL and I QSECTION 21 B -Q CHAMPS revue WPIAL CHAMPS rerun WESTERN PENNA. CHAMPS? WPIAL Player SVHS SVHS fa: 6h Edgewood 53 63 Aepinwall M5 SVHS 75 Wampum 58 PIAA Playoffs: sv1-Is an Forbes 53 SVHS 72 Mercer 56. Q State Finals Kclass BD Shannock bowied to Fountain Hill SENIORS: Rich Matyus Willard Long 103 Ellsworth Street 271 Spaulding Court Altamonte Springs, Flap Akrbn, Ghio James Franceechi Dick Smith 168 Orchard Dr. West . 136 Westbury Drive ' Butlerg, Pao Coraopolis, Pao 15108 ' 1958 A COACH: Harm Sledzik ASSUT: Jerome Henry Record: 21 and 3 New Castle Tournament: svns L8 wampum 57 SVHS M8 Moneca h7 SENIORS2 Leo Haky' Michael Wick? Krecota 126 Hill Street NuMine, Pao Sykesvilleg Pac - ' Tom Krizmanich ' John Marken ' Rural Valley, Pao 1h206 Parkman Blvdo Bronk Parks Ohio hM1h2 CGACHQ Herm Sledzik E952 ASSQT2 Jerome Henry Record: 1? and 7 KSECTICN 21 B -Q CHAMPS? WPIAL Playoffst SVHS L8 Sharpsburg M9 SENIOHS3 Larry Boyer 2859 A Sabre Drive ' Tyndall AFB, Flee BZMOI Paul Himsa RGDQ 91 Box L8 Breokenridge, Mioho A8615 Ted Hellman 20h7h williemsburg Road Dearborn Htse, Niche M8127 - -1 ' 41,-, ' I COACH2 Harm Sledzik 1960 ASSHTs Jerome Henry A Record: 19 and A 4 ' KSECTION 21 B -- CHAMPSD wpxen P1eyeffe: svn 37 Etna 38 SENIORS? Steve Kuhta A ' 801 North ?1tt Sta Aptu 4809 Alexandria, Vee EGU Samson 711 B Street Apte 43' Silver cityg N.Me 88061 Keith Shea ' 108 Treeview Drive Coraopolisg Pea IPUVB ' V8 o 33350310 AA Willoughby, Ohio MLOQM Hunter McMeana Box L61 ' Knox, Pa. 16263 John CA11an7 Krizmanioh 1h10 Outrigger Drive Shoreham Beach ' Edgewater, Maryland 2103? , --g 1961 GOACHQ John Hoffman ASSUT: Tony Bernardi Record: A and 16 smmzoase L Bob Smousw Yatesbarog Pac g ' sln0i 1962 COACH: Tony Bernardi ASS'TS RODS Record: 12 and 12 A SEHIORSS Chester Heilman Doug Buffone ideceasedl 1655 Overland Trail I Deerfield Htso, 1116 Harry QJun1orE Notto Box 25h R.D. 31 Jerry Buffons Vandewgrift, Pao R,D, 41 Indiana, Pao Paul Stewart Q ' 102 Acadia Driveo Harold Krizmanioh Cinnaminson, N,J0 0807? 1h10O Bramble Court Apts 510k Laurel, Maryland 208104 1963 coAcHg Tony Bernarda o Assvma Richard Garbor Record: 2 and 18 ' SENIGHS2 Bill Lottie ' Clara Liao YOS Longview Drive R.D, F2 ' Hcuatong Pao 153h2 Pino H111 Aptso Butler, ?aa 1263 V COACH2 Tony Bsrnardi ASS'Tz Paul Hopkins Record: 17 and 5 SENIORS2 Francis Fabian R090 31 Grooksides Pau V 225 CURSE: Tony Bernardi ASS'T: Paul Hopkins Record: 22 and 2 KSECTION 21 B,aa cHAMPsD wP1AL Playaffsz svns 66 west Deer M9 SVHS 60- .Braddock 71 SENIORS2 A Las Shoop Point View Terrace Punxsutawney, Pa. ,l5767 Tom Brewer NuMlne9 Pas Jim Craft ' Rural Valley, Pas - Jack Emery Rural Valley, Pao Charles CMudE Schrecengost Rural Valley, Paq ' 1966 , COACH: Tony Bernardl I ASS'T:- Paul Hopkins Record: 16 and 6 SENIORS2 Mike Krizmanioh Gar Liaa NuM1ne, Pao 1162 Mills Ste Port Alleghany, Pao 167h3 Mika Sakash ' Sagamore, Pao Bill Sabo ' NuM1B6, Paq John Serbia Rural Valley, Pac 1961 COACH: Tony Bernardl ASSUTS none 'Racorda l9 and 3 sanionssl ' Tom Rusniua NuM1na, Pad John Brochettl Yatesbor-0 D Pa 0 Jim Brown UOSO Army Stan Rusnica 9 Pa. a Den Kirkpatrick Rural Valley, Pao George Prlbicko NuMine, Pao x Chester KSkeets? Fisher Rural Valley, Pao - 1968 COACH: Mol Hankinsomm ASSUT: Georga Emsrich Record: 15 and 8 KSECTION 18 B on CHAMPS? WPIAL Plafoffsz SVHS S7 Canter Twp, B8 SENIORS2 Frank Lazzari Rick Nolson Rural Valley, Pao Rural Valley, Pao Don Hgllgren BQDG W2 Dayton, Pam Jos Fabian Yatesborog Pao Frank QKnutoJ Souohook Yatesboro, Pao , 'l A ri., 114,331 7,-if 1969 COACH: George Waggener V ASSUT: B111 Williams Record: 1h and 10 KSECTION 18 B -- CHAMPS? Section Playoff: SVHS 57 Saltsburg 53 wP1AL Piayoffs: svHs no moon 62 SENIORS: Frank Brochetti Gaorge Smulik Yatesboro, Pao U.S. Army Andy Bodnar ' Sagamore, Pao Charles CChuckY Shoop 300 Killinger Hall west Chester State College west Chester, Pao 19380 -Q- . .,,. . . ,. ,.. EiEEE!3ieEwQQiQEE5.Q3 ESQ E522 E,E2EEQ!! iEE.EeEQ23 ' Graduate of Brookville H030 and Clarion State Taaeh re College Q3 coached at Shannook from l9k9 Q 1957 mr: record included 118 wine and h9 loeaee :Q presently he le the Head Basketball Coeoh at LeuletowneGranw1lle H630 Graduate of Eldera Ridge H930 and Pennsylvania State University QS: ooaohed at Shannook from l957 Q 1960 Q record included 57 wine and lk losses as former Bead Basketball Coaoh at IU? :Q at present he le the Athletlo Director at Indiana Univoreity of Pennan QQ!! 5252555 Graduate of Wayneaburg HQS0 and Wayneaburg College rw coached at Shannook for only one season are record included h wine and Ziiioaeee Q2 presently he le teaching at Gateway H030 TONXIBEHNARDI Graduate of Midland H930 and Geneva College Q-Q ooaohed at Shannon! from l96l Q l96? new record lnoluded 88 wine and M6 losses me was a former assistant basketball ooaoh at IUP we presently the Head Basketball Coach of the Shannook Valley 'SPARTANS'o ' Egg HAHEQHSOR Graduate of Marion Center HQSQ and Indiana Univo of Pennno QQ: ooaohed at Shannon! for one year wee record included lS wins and 8 losses Q-Q presently he is the Heed Basketball Conch at Slippery Rook Collagen ozonqg waooonzn Graduate or New Castle H030 and Slippery Hook College Q ooaohed at Shmnnook during the l968e69 and 1969570 seasons me record included 30 wine and 16 loeaee ara presently he in an aealetant football and aeeietant basketball coach at Heetmlnleter Collegeo .......,......-11 I Q Ji 'vs I i N 1 'ev 1 ff L im I s, 1 wi, in S, I I L I 7 L6 1 5 ws x X ! 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YC QLDGS T '26 5- ,i f 1-3 '45 gh fc., E551 EQ 1,2 the students of cameron county high school present volume XXII of the Raider 1964 4: .JL L4 Q ciire prciaud to be The Diamond Anniverscxr GSS F Z e ,Q :W H91 Si gi -3: ,fx gif :K as 'IQ Q fs 324 gf, Lg 152 :qi . A , M 0 WW , f .,f,,,,, iw 5 R9 5 3 as 4 . gf? W A sl 5 The provides ' Cameron County Joint School Board Members: Mary Sweet, Robert Dill, Treasurer, john Hanscom, K L James Klees, Dr. Campbell, E. M. Poorman, Theodora Wolfe, Secretary, Theodore Moths, President, E. W. Tompkins II, Solicitor, Peter Garman, Samuel Montgomery, Anson Mason, Samuel Jannotti, ' joseph Lambert. Standing: Edith Johnson, Eva Dale, Raymond Burkhouse, George Callahan, L. N. Coppersmith, James Shoup, Franklin Metzler, Dorcas Kulick, Anna Barton. The ,Cameron County joint School Committee consists of representatives from five districts, Gibson- Grove Independent, Grove Township, Lumber Township, Shippen Portage Union, and Driftwood, Em- porium, and Gibson Township now known as Merged School District of Cameron County. Its main purpose isito guide the learning activities of today's youth. Although sometimes we rarely hear about the School .li. Board, no one can dispute its importance. Officers of Cameron County Joint School Committee: Robert Dill, Treasurer, Theodora Wolfe, Secretary, Theodore Moths, President, Dr. J. H. Campbell, Vice-President, E. W. Tompkins II, Solicitor fstandingj. 6 the opportunity to It is important to the teacher because it supervises their salaries and working conditions, and provides the incentive for personal service and professional growthg -to the students because it instills in them the desire to learn. -to the administration because it is an infinite source of strength. -to the parents because the destinies of their children are molded according to its rules and regulations. -to our citizens and our nation be- cause its methods of education stimulate the improvement, broadening and pres- ervation of American democracy. It is the wish of the class of 1964 that the Cameron County joint School Committee continue to take a progres- sive and active part in all the facets of school life in our county. learn Cameron County joint School Committee Mary Sweet Robert D111 James Klees, Dr. Campbell, Vice President E M Poorman Theodora Moths, President, E. W. Tompkins II Solicitor Peter Garman Samuel Samuel Jannotti, Joseph 'Lambert as 5 It is my hope that the members of the graduating class will have used their years in Cameron County High School to such advantage that examination of this book in years to come will bring no regrets. P. M. jones t Superintendent of Schools Cameron County Congratulations to you who have completed one of the numerous steps in your ladder of accomplishments. Everyone knows that you go into 'a complex and challenging world. It is our belief that your experiences and training have been such that you can meet life calmly, courageously, and competently. There is still much for you to do and learn. The future offers you many challenges but you are capa- ble of great achievements. May you always remember to cooperate, to work hard, and to be honest in whatever you do. Our interest in you does not end here, but follows you during the coming years. James L. Manners Supervising Principal Cameron County High School Administration , ,--., .,,-f v,,, . c ., . , j ' ii 5 .-f:1f:,,f1:r'f-,iw ' J Nw- 'fire gfegl vgg-Y.-aim :mf fi iff ,fi . ig, 15 .- 1. gfg ,, W i,:i.,A,,5iiL.,l.i,. I ,Q 1, ta, . K ,,.- ..ffk, : f .-1, -.-, . Hg, t .'tjg?'g F5521 1fw2.:vi1w E arf E ,z' 3, :ww f ,A '..L 7 K smxxgigzs ' 7:h to the members of the Class of 1964! have passed one of the many milestones that you will reach in your lifetime, your high school graduation being one of the most important of your career. This, however, is not the endg but rather the beginning of better things to come, if you will set your goals high and work hard to achieve these goals. Remember, too, that C.C.H.S. is your school and we hope that you will come back and visit us. You will always be welcome. James B. Miller Principal, Cameron County High School liSE2iS3iiSU!Qif?55!i5?i352!532i3i2if252ivS?dl'E5i3i6iI56iE5uiZ55EQE5atYEiflf2i5545SE15EiiJiI:i'S?viS?SZ?iZ4s?viFkKfEtt535525584155ExiiisiiifiiiiiiiiiiiifZSELEPMI 15 Mikiif 5412242 SH?-iHF2?iYsi2QfiZbE S5555 52 iii 13 Ed! SE Sw? if55iIiR?k?iKif55iJl52Z59iAE Lisi7iii.:NA5?Li SWE! EEQZSSVJUQ- I Ni HfliifxiffffiyisixixiJiiilfiwwnif Ui if KI -5 fi 'U' fWWs'f1'5 WWW 4'YiS9KYS9'2Y9?5fW'4Y'X'W'W 4mW'5XA'5 'gX if W' 'W N' MW W 'm ' K ' ' - 1 -aefsr , Mr. LaBrozzi's first year at C.C.H.S. was also our in- troduction to high school life and whether giving us knowledge as our geography teacher, or guidance as As- sistant Principal, he has helped each of us. Throughout ourvhigh school days, Mr. LaBrozzi has given us of his time, interest, and understanding. His personal fortitude has been an inspiration to us all. Mrs. LaBrozzi is shown with their children Bonnie, Richard, and David. It is with respect, appreciation and pride that the class of '64 ded- icates its Raider to Mr. Richard LaBrozzi. As the 75th graduating class yours is of a special importance to the history of education in Cam eron County Knowing that we have all been a part of C C H S for the same period of time' I am well aware of the memories you will take with you. I hope the experience you have shared and the knowledge you have gained at C.C.H.S. will benefit you in the years to come. Congratulations to class of '64. Mr. Richard LaBrozzi Assistant Principal C.C.H.S. I ,- K, gg F 1 4 i I 5 I 4 3 1 I2 IATIIIN 'lvania ff LTIUN d seal 36.5. ...NX .yu-urn! Secreiary inspire x'We have room for but one language here, and that is the English lcfngucigef' priginorlity of thought This junior English class appears or are they ignoring the camera? ur ., 'There are how many feet in each line of tetra- meter? asks Mr. Warmbrodt. Under the able instruction of Mr. Lamont this cl is learning verb usage. Grammar may be learned through recitation. Right, Mr, Straessley? I5 HSS promotes communication Mr. William Kuhn and Mr. Francis Lobert. Our new Language lab has finally arrived. Mr. Lobert is a welconne addition to our school. Sophomores learn the story of life in Mr. Baker's biology class. Students explore the mysteries of science in Mr. Hugar's related' science class. Mr. Kennedy, No. 10 looks wrong! Mr. Sarokon-Who is the cat in the corner of this advanced chem- istry class? Science is not the death, but the birth of mystery, awe and reverence AQS I7 ,QWwemee2waeeeemayQiQseaasQawwass2ms5weeesareMmasrimsanwwsnHsQsewememsgeweeWarisgageiamQme1QgisQ2eas:gagsasmQQgsgmusgsmegeggeeervggeeemksaseamessusdssmers,eesQ,isaerisismfsm1emsweemmawm.W.sew,1mwsms, Emphasizes Excxctness Miss Plasterefs trig class is being instructed in the use of the slide rule. I8 2 E. 55 Sf gi Q fl .K ifgffjyjv,w2'1,121iwf 'sz 5:,-f,-fflguffshflf-fif, 2 iff, 5:,1,,-'fig--1.sing 5 3-Mfg,s11.:-,wg-4,,:113:ff11w,i'fgQgvL,1,2:gfgfv .1zz':,:f2g'f1,fgg,,11i.Qgg1i,fz,will:gmsgfg,f:i.if1-!g- 3,:g,1 iw Saijifmy,155,vgg451.21',if3.f:1 lfwfm-1111-H, wv.:fw:'f-ww, :Qs 1 f ff-1-fp-vu-. A. 14, H ,-W, . ,, ., Mr. Miniard gives advice to an inquisitive student. Mr. P. C. Miller doesn't look too happy, does he? And this one is . . . a rock! says Mr. Rogers. Mr. Bricker, Mr. Wagner, Mr. Narby, Mr, P. C. Miller, Mr. Rogers, and Mr. Minard. forms better citizens Mr. Bricker's favorite class, no doubt. One of those days, Mr. Wagner? And this is Where my great grandmother was born. Now 1et's see, which one shall I choose ? SKILL SUBIECTS V, . fig. ,L H - :f:.wqng,gg:,.: A , 1, -A '12 iv,-gm :fwfifzzilv-1 'milf' :'1r.wi!ff2i'sfv 5 , nm-, ,,,k up ,.,. ,k,,, e1,sM942i,-: lim 1ef'i?f-1 lflflgihif. Lv: in fs mf. 2 amz? Q, ' 19Z1 '5 'ii'2 igi1 i f: fy-.fs 2 ' 1 3,-H: ..,, , M -fA- ,- Q M5 ? L. M vm: f M i W .2, M: ffm- ff: fm, f 'xx i 42551421-fw few me Stu-14:2 1ffg2,'fmf .s-'fziiv , , fsw ,. Q fn: 'ki-6ii?MET'i'aiEl5iiiL17iy':'iink, F, .f-wz. w 1fi2:wk lv,-'f i H-1 2 iw 1y,..-N.: f,,:,-f1:2,f.vg1fHiz1rz :Sw 52,225 is J-fm 121325 .11 ff z. Q Sk fliffflii' :fx wi sl . in fi ,I Wlfxf tw? 541252 51227353 1?f?f?:4 P116,ilrzgfwmVa.:fmfslIz'.sfz.s-S1:f1z.sfz:Sf..1r.122,gf,. lu- ff -1 - - Mr. Evans, Miss Loeffler, Mr. Thompson. I'd say that George has pretty good odds! Our Secretaries of tomorrow. WM I 5 W W'-.5 ........! O.K., girls, back to work' PHYSICAL EDUCATICDN gsxsryffgggi A iiijgaiz ufiiiitii A formal pose by the Senior girl's physical education class develops I don't think Fred Manginell quite understands. mind cmd body Mr. Boring and Miss Riccaclonna. 23 Mr. Mr. Bezel: we El' Tl. . rss. ggfmn rgggt. A l bf X M33 ig -1 1 , W ffl f gl? X x 5 is ,M M if s A :-- I 7 Yannitto. Mrs. Biosnik. Mr. Langton Eighth grade boys learn the proper way to handle leather tools in art class. Tl-IE 24 Don't be silly, this is a flute! Right, Mr. Langton? Mr. Bezek leads the Seventh Grade Band. Fl inspire talent cmd creativity THE PRACTICAL ARTS induce skills and vocational inspiration I don't think yoiu'lI understand, but Hi, Mom V' You'11 appreciate this when you're older. Mr. Jenkins, Mr. Pipas, Mrs. Welsh, Mr. Sasisman. ,sg if 5-4-3-2-1 blast off! The finest gift is the handmade gift 2, ..,, .,., , .. s,..s, M ,,i1w1i1wf, W,:v,.:wf:.w-m iLi?565ii3Niifzi15??H ,,,, V, , , ..-- ef V '--- -' - They perform SPE CIA1 ,-iz Miss jean Winslow, Nurse: Mrs. Torre, Speech therapistg Mr. Torre, Special Educationg and Mrs. Garvey, Librarian. Qi Open wide. once over above cmd beyond M A Rf . . . We lendly remember many y M el our elementary teachers and send them our best Driftwood and Sinnemahoning Schools-Mrs. Smith, Mr. Kuhns, Mrs, Willianis, Mrs. Moths. sin ii-is Woodland Elementary School-Miss Lund, Mrs. Benyon, Mrs. Allgaier, Miss Mitchell, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Mehalow, Mrs. Carson, Mrs. Munson fNursej, Mrs. Troberg, Mrs. Stampee, Mrs. Olson, Mrs. Close, Miss Lyon, Mrs. Currey, Mrs. Romick, Mrs. Lion, Miss Colegrove, Mrs. Sassman, Mrs. Bixler. 28 East Fourth Street School-Miss O'Malley, Miss I-Iacket Mrs. Roeber, Mrs. Frymire, Mrs. Wilhelm, Mr. Warm brodt, Mr. Sekelsky, Mr. Lamont, Mr. Brown, Mr. Schur man. r. Narby, our bus coordinator, poses with the men who bring The Cafeteria staff is hard at work preparing one of our nourish s safely to schoolg Harold Bailey, Shorty Freer, Jim Hodge, ing lunchesg Mrs. Lion, Mrs. Michael, Mrs. Kriner, Mrs. Donlan harlie Kriner, Ed Hoirning, Moe johnson, Mark Lamont. Mrs. Zidar, Mrs. Cato, and Mrs. Villella. We ride . . . eat. attend school in ct clean, modem building Dur janitorial staff takes a brief respite from their laborsg Mr. OUT maiflfenmce 1116115 D011 and DCWCY- .ewis, Mr. Arnold, Mr. Herbstritt, Mr. Bender, Mr. Prosper. 29 W ua.: ...,, 3I CLASS POEM The life of a senior is always gay Fun and laughter, night and day Lots to do and lots to say Here are the things that led the way As Freshmen we were little kids Trying hard to learn the ropes As Sophomores we were free from care Yet filled with many dreams and hopes Our junior year brought many things Filled with spirit, we did our best And now as Seniors, we pause to remember Our happy times at C.C.H.S. Raider Day and Junior bake sales Yearbook meetings and Press Club, too A.F.S. and the college boards Lasting friendships old and new Raider Jackets and Senior pictures Senior parties and P.T.A. dances Christmas cards and magazines Santa's workshop and selling chances Flaming Foliage and Laurel Queen English Comp and P.O.D. Book reports and elephant jokes Decorating the Christmas tree Football games and the Senior play Swingin' High and Southern Stardust Choral concerts and junior class rings All these things were an absolute must! As we leave we close the door To all the things we did before All these things and many more Belong to us-The Class of '64 Janice Garvey Senior Officers the Cloiss ol 1964 Class Sponsors Miss Plasterer, Miss Smith, Mr. Miller, Mr. Bricker. President Vice-President MATT ZOSCHG PAT NORMANLY Secretary Treasurer SUE MCMILLAN SUE JORDAN . 'Oli W licfllylafv All '4'f Ml M JAMES MICHAEL AGLIARDO All the perfumer of Arabia will not sweet- en lair little band. Varsity Basketball 3, 43 Varsity Club 3, 4. C ' JEANNE MARIE ARMSTRONG 'L' at fywci Far they can conquer who believe they L ' j J ran. Chorus 2, 3, 4g Band 2, 3, 43 County A I Band 23 junior Class Play 33 Yearbook Staff M- 43 Girls' Chorus 4. gzvfzvl -- PHILIP TERRY BARKER Of two heroes, be if the greatest who ex- teenz: lrir rinalr mort. Chorus 13 Varsity Football 1, 2, 5, 43 Varsity Club 3, 4g Forestry Club 2, 5, 45 Leadership Club 5, 4. GINNY RAE BATEMAN My laeart if like a .ringing bird. Choir 4g Chorus 2, 3, 4. 34 Behip I us lies ct strange world BRUCETTA MAXINE ARNOLD Be not merely good, but good for soma thing. junior Class Play 53 Yearbook Sta 45 Press Club 1. GAIL MARIE BAUER We were meant to 1, 2g Band 1, Cou0ty3an l happy, all of nw d A world of youthful lite LINDA KAY BAUGHMAN In ber tongue ir the law of kindnerrf' CbOir 2, 3, 4g Chorus 1g County Chorus 2, 3, 4g National Math 3, 45 Ensemble 3g Yearbook Staff 4, Student Council 3. l f K W? W, EUGENE JOSEPH BERFIELD 'Politenefr fort: notlaing and gninr every- thing. Chorus 13 Library Staff 1g Forestry Iwi ' 'Club 3, 4. ' ' wr, .JQAN INA BEATON Wlaatevef is popular dererifer attention. Choir 2, 3, 43 Chorus lg District Chorus 4g County Chorus 2, 3, 45 County Band 2g Li- brary Staff 1, 25 Junior Class Play 33 Junior Prom 33 Science Fair 3, 4, Press Club 1, 3, 4g Ensemble 2, 33 Girls Chorus 2 4g Broadway Musical 2, 3, 4g Yearbook 43 Secretary of Choir 3m A EDWARD JAMES BERRY Ar innocent or 4 new-laid egg. Forestry Club 3,- 4g Yearbook 43 Concession 4. Zawya DARRELL EUGENE BENDER Goodness doe: not conrirt in greatness, but greatnerr in goodnerrf' Football Mana- ger 2, 3g Varsity Club 3, 43 Forestry Club 35 Leadership Club 3, 4. ,QW for we W JOYCE MARI BIN EMAN 4 Grace if to the body what good renre is to the mind. Choir 3, 4, Chorus 1, 23 Band 1, 2, 3, 4g County Band 2, 4g National Honor 3, 4g Commercial Honor 33 Junior Class Play 3g junior Prom 3g Girls Chorus 35 Yearbook Play 4g Yearbook Staff Sec- retary 44 District Band 33 A.F.S. Fund Raising Committee, Treasurer. 35 Life imrs filled rtighief . , ,l ,W if ls 94 M 1 M XV 1 L li 'f ' 'i , Nl l ,Ml WILLIAM HIRAM BOGART 1 , lftlb The eartln if a fine place and worlb wail- W' U ing for. Varsity Football 33 Yearbook 4151 XV Yearbook Play 4, A.F.S. Fund-Raisingll fl Committee. wow M lkwl lrlm infill rv CAROL ANN BIXLER Peace ir always beautiful. Choir 1, 2, Chorus 3, 4g Band 1, 2, 3, 4, County Chorus 2, 3, 4, County Band 2g District Band 33 Ensemble 3g Musical 2, 3. PEGGY JANE BROWN Generally Jpeaking, Jbe if generally :peak- ingf' Choir 3, 43 Chorus 1, 23 Varsity Cheerleader 3, 43 jun'or Class Play 33 Sci- ence Fair 2g Musi bg Yearbook Staf ' ' Yearbook Play 4. LS! in as GEORGE FREDERICK BROWN Noi by yearr, but by dirpoxition ir wir- dam acquired. Varsity Football 4g Var- sity Club 4g Forestry Club 3, 4. 36 MARK ALLISON BRICKER ora ilfir learning wlsal a mes: it ir! Musical 3g Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Va sity Club 2, 3, 4g Junior Class Play Leadership Club 3, 4, Student Counc 4. ,Wy 5 l MICHAEL WILLIAM CALLAHAN Honor lie: in haneft toil. Yearbook Stal 4. Qml QM nw ,W ew cf ' , UW CAROL MARIE CASAMO Vflnolher reason why women are not lhe Choir 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, Band weaker sex. , 2, 3, 4, District Chorus 4, County Chorus , 3, 4, County Band 2, 4, junior Class lay 3, Girls Chorus 3, 4, Yearbook Play E, Musical 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Court 4, aff 4. earbook St KW sg CAROLYN JEAN COPPERSMITH U '0h, lhe dichens! It will mme out all nd 4, junior Class Play 3, Girls Chorus ., 2, 3, Ensemble 3, Musical 2 vlajorette 2, 3, 4, Head Majorette 3 4. ,sw Laughter free from strife 1, x like WILLIAM HENRY CLARK ,ll There is no legary so rich as honeslyf' Varsity Football 2, Forestry Club 3. JW fi CB , lim 'ighlf' Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Eand 3, 4, County Chorus 2, 3, 4, County a , 5, 4: l o RUTH ELLEN CASEINO The hnowledge of words is lhe gate of scholarship. Choir 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Regional Band 3, County Chorus 3, County Band 2, 4, National Honor 3, 4, National Math 3, 4, junior Class Play 3, junior Prom 3, Science Fair 2, Yearbook 3, 4, District Band 3, 4, Musical 3. fi DONALD Nothing is Choir 3, 4, Ch Club 4, Yearbook Play 4, Concession 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Safety Patrol 4. lo a willing heart. rus 2, Science Fair 3, Radio HOWARD GENE DEIBLER Be silent and safe, silence never hetrays I ry , ' you. ' Forest yfdfyj j,zaaa4 :Nfl-f Club 3 4 Zaye! LW 37 We've spent our time in learning WILLIAM RALPH DOW Men of few words are the best XF Forestry Club 5, 4. f lt R lr r e GJWEESQ RAYMOND LE ROY DEMPSEY VXA He fillr his life with deeds, not with in- nrtiife years. Varsity Football 3, Forestry Club 2, 5. 'Y KATHLEEN BRADY D Her voice was ever Joft, gentle, and low, Wim 'M an exrellent thing in women. Choir 4, L-ji' Choir 1, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4. u 6781 JACK ROY EVANS The world Jttzndr aride to let anyone pan who hnowr where he if going. Chorus 1, 2, National Honor 5, 4, National Math 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Junior Class Play 3, junior Prom 5, Yearbook Staff 5, 4, Musical 52 Track 3, 4, Leadership Club 3, 4, Yearbook Play 4. 3 Nl ,W .Wx wi A ,itll if ll ,il DONALD EDWARD FARBER Lone me little, love me long. Varsit Football 1, 2, 5, 4, Varsity Basketball 1, 2 5, 4, Varsity Club 5, 4, Junior Class Plal 5, Junior Prom 3. DONALD RICHARD FAPORE I hate girls, they irritate meg I love to he iritatedf' Football Manager 2, 5, 4, Var- sity Gfub 2, 5, 4, Forestry Club 5, 4, Stu- Nt dentrflfouncil 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Yearbook 'X Staff'4, Leadership Club 5, 4. 'X as ttar J ff Learning about 1ile's trails TERRY JOSEPH FRAGAL Hi: wealth lier i hiri 'ty to laaghf' ' n W0 Qi Varsity Club 4g Pore i 1 l b Wy Library Staff 2 Bascet HW 3 4 JUDITH LYNN GALE Friendly zo all Jhe meets. Library 15 junior Class Play 3. .7 fl Staff CATHERINE ANN FRIDAY 1 have no mochingr or argumentf, I wil- aerr and wail. Transferred from St. Marys Public High School, St. Marys, Pennsylvania. 3 3 1 I I FRANK RICHARD GALFORD I am a rlow walker, but I never walk haehwara'r. Forestry Club 3, 4. PAUL ANDREW GABOR No man if happy who does not think him- relf ro. Forestry Club 5g Science Fair 2g Track 4. S 1 1 I ,WJ l ELENA GARCIA CIMA They Jay I rpeah with an American ac- renlf' A.F.S. foreign exchange student from Cordoba, Argentina. Choir 4. 39 Trails We soon will travel JANICE VIRGINIA GARVEY A thing of beauty ir a joy forever. Trans- ferred from Skaneateles Central School, Skaneateles, New York. Junior Class P 5, Press Club 3, 4g Yearbook dent Council 33 Yearbook Legion Senatorial A.F.S. yd-raising lay if GIBBS not. Forestry JOSEPH He who Club 1, 2, all 40 PATRICIA ANN GEELEN The bext part of beauty if that which no picture mn exprerrf' Choir 1, 2, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 County Chorus 4, Library Staff 1, 2, 5, junior Class Play 3, Press Club 1, 2, Majorette 1, 2, 55 Captain of Majorettes 4. e A W' AWOL M CHARLES JOSEPH GLASI. The temple of our purest tbougbt enref' if sil- ctr tl SHARON ANN GENNOCRO Both .rborz and sweet, .rome my ir bert. Chorus 1, Library Staff 13 junior Class Play 5, Cheerleader 3, 4, Yearbook 4. lj JJ TERRY JOHN GORE A 1 not spoken doer no harm. Var- ootball 1, 2, 3, 43 Varsity Club 4. N W1 llc! Travel with wind CX sail . Mmm U, 54 DENNIS ROBERT GRASSER l A friend to those who rare. Chorus 1, 23 Varsity Football 3, 43 Varsity Club 4' N Forestry Club 3, 4. SLM CW EILEEN EVA MARIA GRIFFITH I heliere in the rlircipline of Jilence an could mlh for hanrr nhonz it. Choir 3, 4g Chorus 1, 23 Band 2, 3, 43 County Chorus 43 Majorette 43 Yearbook Staff 4g Girls Chorus 3, 4. W JU ROBERT JOSEPH GREIF The answer lo ez rniziilenh' prayer. Trans- ferred from Homestead High School, Home- stead, Pennsylvania. Varsity Fo tball 45 Varsity Cl b Q My ? JAMES NEIL GRATTON Wi5ely cnrelerr and innorenzly gay. Var- sity Football 1, 25 Forestry Club 3, 43 Track 3, 4. SANDRA JEAN GRIMONE FrienzilineJJ is the hey to hnppinerrf' Choir 3, 43 Chorus 1, 23 County Chorus 43 Li- brary Staff 13 junior Class Play 33 Junior Prom 33 Press Club 43 Yearbook Play 43 Girls Chorus 3, 43 Concession 43 Year- book Staff 4. Q 5, f ,LW SANDRA ELAINE GRIMM Charm if ez glow within whirh mit: a hemrning light on ozherrf' Chorus 1, 23 Band 3, 43 Library Staff 1, 23 Press Club 3. ,Q eg . 3 ' S91 f' 4 Ee We have conquered in U ex DENNIS FRANCIS HANES The woy to enjoy life is ro live iz. Var- sity Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Varsity Basketball 1, 2g Varsity Club 4g junior Class Play 3g Junior Prom 33 Torestry Club 3, 43 Year- book Staff 4. :cl uk lilly ,. rglmtiiflf, . rl '- .'-. A lr will li - 'li A325 ll, ,J is 9 , ffl lf . 1533351354 V 9,5 ,6' lll i l i iagfrrf HW K u .- .... 1' l ilil 5' K lin ,sq fr w wf , ,l li lo 2321 . .ff 4 w wfwi- fy ,uqw in r fl 1 ,V Mfg l A .r 1. r f 4 gig ,DG ,, ,ww .- , 1 Q ilu? il. gi lf . -.H bww li-ww, Mr ME' 4- a ll wir or , 1, if mi-1 X f ilbllilly,-gylvni. A fr ,Q l,,. -mgxw lr 5, , Wzigw f, .L lf,iZ'ff,,Q , yfiffoff kjgfjy l., f fl ' ' sf Mrs , A of bidi E L A I X ,, 1, ,il rr , V? l' 'Y 7 wi 251- i a . ,. ll lr, '37 M, . ryyhfgl - - r r ,n?l', 1 Anvil: Q .. ., .askflrrliv :ew '-5flf'l2x?3flr L 1 W lla in Ilflwiwf a, ., fill A , 1 .iq5,,egl+5.flg:,,n2gfgng ,, '-' gym ,rgf-mrblglf-1 -4 ' rrielw or ,.,21liarmy,h-,-liifw -fm w ,pl M fg. -,,5gee-gvllwlh'Qqrgrlmlflw-Qfnrgl-ffffrlvfl 1 Sinn 1- f 1 . 9! l ' , all , - ' ilgfrsllllt 'fr ' W Msg! it ,gli M MH: g IQ Hf 5.i f.'.lm ' if 'fall 11,453 li, ,W W fra gal, w r . so - e is? w g ' s ffl 4 rel i L lf .,, L, gala Qryyllel ., . 4 1, M, f rf - his ,rt fm Jr, -from Zliliiffl-141-llffi!-5 if 1'-f:'f'fJz-,sn 'ifbgfrqt' or MICHAEL JEROME HARTMAN I have laid oxide burinerr and gone olannl- ingf' Chorus 13 Forestry Club 3, 4. 42 ROSEANN BRIDGET HAYNES Here if 4 pretty 11418 of lbingrf' Trans- ferred from Los Altos High School, Los Altos, Califo nia. I I l I S KY 1 ,ix y LAVERNE LEROY HAVILAND It if good Io live ond learn. Varsity Football 1g Forestry Club 5, 4. 5QV,'72l5 fli ka defeat SANDRA LEE HAYNES Merrily, merrily .rlooll I live. Chorus 4: Transferred from Los Altos High School, Los Altos, California. is l JV '7 v l BEVERLY JEAN HEIST The way to have o friend, is to be H 0776. Junior Class Play 33 junior Prom SQ Cheer-1 leader 1, 2, 3, 4g Flaming 4g Y book Court 4. 6211'- i Q r l f Defeat Whlch augments boi ROBERT ALLEN HORNING Survival of the fittertf' Choir 13 Chorus 15 Varsity Football 3, 4g Varsity Club 4g For- estry Club 3, 4. I' l oft MARY KATHLEEN JONES What .runrlsine is to flowers, Jmiler are to humanity. Choir 4g Chorus 1, 2, 3g County Chorus 4g junior Class Play 33 Musical 2, 3, 4g Yearbook Staff 4. RICHARD ALLEN JOHNSON Moderation if my way of life. Forestry Club 3, 4. ,wwf HUGH Con you ever thing? Chorus lg Band g varsity Foot- ball 3, 43 Varsity Club 3g Junior Class Play 3g junior Prom 35 ass Vice-President 33 Forestry Club 2, 3,' 4g Student Council 33 Yearbook Staff 4. good ,jj 43 Strength which We gained SUSAN MARIE JORDAN A good mind porfefres az kingdom. Chorus here 33 Library Staff 1, 2, 3, National Honor 3, 4, National Math 3, 4, junior C1355 Play 3, Class Treasurer 1, 2, 3, 4, Press Club 1, 33 Student Council 2, Yearbook Staff 3, 4. CONSTANCE LORRAINE KAHNELL .W FREDERICK MARTIN KAVULIC The monumenzr of wit .S'lM'1!iZl9 thou of ROBERT EDWARD JOYCE Wiz lam only Iwo centnrierf' Varsity Football 1, 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Var- sity Club 4, junior Class Play 3, Junior Prom 3, Forestry Club 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Yearbook Play 4, Lead- ership Club 4. powerf' junior Class Play 3, Forestry Club X 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Year- N book Play 4, Leadership Club 3. HX 44 KIM LAWS KELLY He think: zoo much, such men are danger- ous. Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, County Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, County Band 1, 2, Na- tional Math 3, 4, Forestry Club 3, 4, Leadership Club 3, 4. A merry hearz maker o rheerfnl counten- ance. Yearbook Staff 4. , N 4 WILLIS GASKILL KLEES ' Fil have a good time hemure l want lo. Band 1, 2, Library Staff 1, 2, Forestry Club, 3, 4, Press Club 4. l I 1 I X, MW fi WILLIAM PAUL KNARR Il is a very bard undeflaking to .feek Z0 please everyone. Library Staff 25 Forestry Club 3, 4. EDITH MARIE LAPOLT Silence and modesty are very valuable 2rait.f. Special Education Class Treas. 45 junior Class Play 33 Junior Prom 3. Where failure knew no l Dye PATSY ANN KINTER A light heart liver long. Choir 1, 2, 3, 4g County Chorus 2, 3, 4g Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4s Junior Class Play 3g Musical 3, 4g Year- book Staff 4g Yearbook Queen! Court 43 Ensemble 3g A.F.S. Fund-raising committee 4g District Chorus 4g Girls Chorus 3, 4. JOAN EL 1 Wim'om i.v ell r Staff 4. GLENN THOMAS LUCAS When word: are Jcarce, lbeyre seldom J ent in vain. Chorus lg Band 1 2 3 4 P County Band 2, Football 1 RANDOLPH EDWIN LONCOSKY Earls Man for lvimfelff zbe Devil for all. Forestry Club 1, 2. 1 WN Q, JOHN RAYMOND LYON Simplirity of all things if the hordes! to he copied. V tg xxx .Q 1 is X gl N V .E' vw , . xx DARLA ELIZABETH MCDONOUGH I'll live my own life. Yearbook 4, Con- cession 4. 46 e leave behind us youth I ROMA CAROL LYONS Friendship is not lo he haughz at the fair. Transferred from Smethport Senior High School, Smethport, Pennsylvania. lx' RALPH EUGENE MCKIMM The :wifi runners hand over the lamp of L life. Forestry Club 3, 4, Track 3, 4. RICHARD LYNN MCCASLIN Speech is o mirror of lhe soul. Choir 2, Jun- Sg Chorus 1, Z, 35 Library Staff 1, 2, ior Class Play 3g junior Prom 5, Science Fair 13 Concession 4. X C, lx . 5 1 yj LINDA LEE MCLE-AN Enthusiasm if the genius of Jincerilyf' Chorus 1, 23 Press Club 3, Yearbook Staff' 45 Concession 4. A youth th t is Wy. DENNIS ROBERT MCMANUS Curiosity if one of the permanent and cer- lain charaoterirtics of a vigorous mind. Band 1, 2, 5, 45 County Band 25 Science Fair 25 District Band 55 Radio Club 5, 4. M , SHIRLEY LOUISE MITCHELL A faizhful lirlener to all our talking. Chorus 1, 2, 5, 45 County Chorus 45 Na- tional Math 5, 45 Junior Class Play 55 Yearbook Staff 45 Yearbook Play 45 Stu- dent Council 4. Wbrfoiii if db' 7. J Low? 1 J U3 illwll'-1 N of , YM XM l N 1 ll ll W ,955 e if 'Behind every greaz achievement there ir EM X31 WWA sUsAN ARLENE MCMILLAN wi' if a womanir greatne.r.f Choir 5 4' Chorus WAY' ' 25 Band 1, 2, 5, 45 County Chorus 2, 5, , ,INN County Band 2, 55 Lib. Staff 1, 25 Nat'l 1567 Sf, buf Bath 55 jr. Class Play 55 Jr. Prom 55 fl, ' ' ' lass Vice-Pres. 1, 25 Class Sec. 45 Science iair 2, 55 Girls Chorus 5, 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Yearbook Play 45 Yearbook Court 45 Laurel Queen 45 Cheerldr. 15 M . us 2, 5 4. X. RICHARD IRWIN MIX Surfers ix manly god. Junior Class Play 55 Forestry Club 5, 45 YC2fbO0k. Staff 4? Yearbook Play 45 Student Council 4. G!! W X l. ri, ll A 6' - Af Xiu JAMES BRAWN MANNERSD I They zhat govern mort mahe lhe leaf! noise. Choir 1, 2, 5, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 5, 45 Band 2, 5, 45 County Chorus 2, 5, 45 County Band 25 Varsity Basketball 5, 45 Varsity Club 5, 45 Junior Class Play 55 Junior Prom 55 Forestry Club 5, 45 Yearbook Staff 5, 45 Track 5, 4. lf fisftgl. r .ny 4 life S ,l sf JUDITH ARLENE MOATE Kind hearts are more lhan coronetrf' Choir 45 Chorus 25 County Chorus 45 junior Class Play 55 Press Club 55 Girls Chorus 55 Yearbook Staff 45 Concession 4. 47 Cur own to DQ rewcrrcleclk 1 ,ll NANCY LEE MORAN I laughed fill I cried. Choir 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, County Chorus 4, junior Class Play 3, Press Club 1, 3 WILLIAM GINTHER MUNSELL The will of true wit if zrulh itfelff' Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, County Chorus 2, 4, Varsity Football 1, Forestry Club 4. 48 in .,, W 'A I 1' Al EDNA MARLENE MUMFORD I won? he reromlrufledf' junior Class' Play 3, Yearbook Staff 4. EDWARD KEITH MOTTERN The auldoor life if the life l'll lead. Chorus 1, 2, 3, Library staff 1, Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, junior Class Play 33 Junior Prom 3, Forestry Club 2, 3, 4, Leadership Club 3, 4. Ill PATRICIA ANN NEVINS The splendor of .rilenre. Junior Class Play 3, Junior Prom 3, Special Education Vice- President 3. 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National Math 3, 43 Basketball manager 1' Press Club 35 Canadian Exchange Student 43 Student Council 2' Yearbook Editor 4. PATRICK BERNARD NORMANLY He may he Irish, hut He'.f not green. Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g County Chorus 2, 3, 4, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, .. Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4g Varsity Club ..ZLL6l' 3, 43 Junior Class Play 33 Junior Prom 35 Class Vice-Pres. 4, Class Secretary 2, 35 'I Forestry Club 3, 4g Student Council Vice- Pres. 33 Yearbook Staff 4. DUANE ARDEN OSTRUM God hlefr the man who firrt invented rleepf' Band 1, 2, 3, 4, County Band 2g Forestry Club , 4. WILLIAM SAMUEL OLIVETT Sincerity ir truth. Chorus 13 Yearbook Staff 4. DONALD STEARNS OLSON The .rtar of the uneonquered will. Forestry Club 2, 3. 49 National Math 3, Ensemble 35 Gif 'dfus 1 5, 4 he ,rl dia yu ' 1 ul BERNADETTE MARIE OSWALD How gaodueu heighlem beauty. Choir 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 5, 4g County Chorus 3, 4g County Band 25 junior Class Play 55 Girls Chorus 3, Ensemble 5, Yearbook Staff 4g Yearbook Play 4. Q3 K, fs ls E 1, sl I x, 5, ll 's lee 4 A I 5, I E35 .Fl fl -2151: .1 E: li F-' if li I! lu Eg, Inf' yt JW DAVID NELSON PEAVY Well-timed .vilenre hath uzore eloquence than speech. Forestry Club 3, 4. 50 A l W 2- Q xx U A. There were experiences ul PAUL DENNIS PALAMARCHUCK A merry heurz fha: laughs ul rare. Choir lg Football Manager 1, 2, 43 Basketball Manager 2, Student Council 5g Track 3, 4s Forestry Club 3, 4g Chorus 1. WILLIAM DAVID PITTS CurioJity ix lying in wail for every Jewel. shared ' ,ffl ALFVSED JOHN PATTON Il j nz ure guy. Fi W DEAN WILLIAM RINEHULS He greet: uf with ez smile. Shared by those who care THOMAS ARTHUR ROMICK The style is the man himself. Choir 1, 2, 3, 4g Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1g County Chorus 2, 3, 45 National Math 3, 43 Var- sity Basketball 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 43 jun- ior Class Play 3g junior Prom 3. i JAMES CLAIR SEBRING XY? He goes his own way. Track 3, 4. GARY JOHN RUSSELL Thought if deeper than all speech. , DIG, ' , lj , my f QLMTQJJQT CKOMLQQ A 2 STEVEN JOHN SEPIOL J f Everything domes to all who wait. Choir 1gChorus 1, National Honor 3, 4g National ath 3, 4, Press Club 33 Radio Club 4. 5 if' 25 yQ S 215, TE VEQXQ xl wx GREGORY CHARLES! SIGNOR , There if nothing hetter than a good trick played right. Chorus 1g Bancl 1, 2, 3, 4, x County Band 2, 4g Football lg Forestry Club 3, 4g Science Fair 1, 2. TERRANCE MATTHEW SHELLEY 'Fun and fanfy free. Concession 4g Year- book 4. SI ,Y e lecrve te start CI new life MARY CATHERINE SIZEMORE W'itl9ont music life would be ez mistake. Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, District Chorus 4, County Chorus 2, 3, 4, County Band 2, Library Staff 1, jun- ior Class Play 3, District Band 3, Pit Band 3, 4, Musical 3, 4, E semble 3, Yearbook Staff 4. QR my JD lf ,fu , . TERRY ALLEN STIMPSON Il is noz talking, but walking tba! brings us to heaven. Forestry Club 3, 4. 92 A7 52 Nl will ,lf rl High' QN, 1' K filly DAVID ROSS SNYDER What I mn't see, I'll never believe. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Fair 1. SHERIDAN RAY STROUP Common sense is the besl sense I know of. Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, District Chorus 4, County Chorus 2, 3, 4, County Band 2, 4, Ensemble 3, Musicals 2, 3, 4, Pit Band 2, 3, 4, Year- book Staff 4. 5 , of LINDA LEA SONGER X 'G s rarest blessing is, jftemll, LZ good wom . Choir 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, County' Chorus 1, 4, National Math 3, 4, Junior Class Play 3, Press Club 33 Canadian Ex- change 4, Musical 3. i ill A ,er lj W M: , MW wp 136 V' we Uiwlf We EDWARD ELLSWORTH STUMPFF 1 bore quotations-Zell me wha! you knowf Choir 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3 4, County Chorus 2, 3, County Band 3 Musicals 2, 3, Canadian Exchange 4. will ry CYNTHIA LOUISE SWASNICK A penny for your tlaouglatff' County Chorus lg Library Staff 1. A life to yield success 7,4 AM! 6 Z Q , ll A r I A A 1,0 W 4 M0 R SE FR N T EW - Q! V' me if 1 'e I1 stone ef! pi oin sez. Ligary Qaf 1, 2, 3, 4, nior Class Play 3g Student Council 5g Yearbook Staff 4. FRANCES JOANN THOMPSON Minn wirdonz often goes wills the fewest words. National Honor 3, 4g Student Coun- Dfw JCSEPH CLAIR UBER He worries' not, be laurrier not. Varsity Football 3g Football Manager 43 Forestry Club 5. Torfaen cil 4' Yearbook Staff 4. Ea VQLO LESTER WAYNE VALLIMONT I am n citizen of the world. Chorus 15 Band 1, 2. NJ R E SANDRA MARIE UI-IL A rare bird in ez gilded cage. junior ' Class Play 3, junior Prom 3, Press Club X 45 Cheerleader 5, 43 Yearbook Play 4. Q3 lgx' QQ, X, X 53 PATRICIA EVANGELINE VILLELLA Earlb's noblest thing, a woman perfeczedf' Choir 45 Chorus 1, 2, 33 County Chorus 4, Library Staff 1, 2, 33 National Math 3, 4g Junior Class Play 33 junior Prom 33 Yearbook Play 4, Yearbook Staff 4. M, . 7 sn- 949 WC Success RONALD ALBERT VISLAY A word nal spoken does no fnisrkieff' For- estry Club 3, 4. Ch stems from this world BRENDA JEAN WADDINGTON Girls are girls, the best sometimes Chorus 1, 2, Press Club 35 Yearbook flat W PAUL RICHARD WEHRMEISTER As a man speaks, so is he. Chorus 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, County Chorus 4, County Pit Band 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4. 54 ALLAN EDWIN WELCH We know what we are, not what be. Chorus 1, 2. we may The Worldroi C.C.l-LS 3 M .. ,MK DONALD KENNETH WHEATON if The greater llae man, the greater rourteryfi V0 . M4 . ,ww MPA MARILYN LOUISE WOLFANGER 1 Wm Nb Happine:J ix mine. Choir 1, 25 Chorus 3 'L 45 Yearbook Staff 4. 1 QPR J W GEORGE RALPH WISSER ' ' 'Nothing great was ever arbieved without QE Y xr, entburia.rm. Band 1, 2, 3,545 County Band 09' A M 25 National Math 3, 45 junior Class Play WX 1 33 Forestry Club 3, 45 Science Fair 1, 2, ,Ui - X, 35 Yearbook Play 45 Yearbook Staff 4. WJ M . r limi To O' i Claris wap S MATTHEW ALBERT ZOSCHG He who Jearcber not for praire, dererver iz mort. Choir 15 Chorus 45 County Chorus 45 Varsity Football 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 junior Class Play 35 Junior Prom 35 Class President 1, 2, 3, 45 Press Club 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Yearbook Play 4. 55 h e jerry Nancy Claude Susan Gary Callahan Vroman Lanphere Impress Kamats Tumors Class Newton Bailey Logan Lyon H0Ck6HbC1'fY Candy Thomas Wanda Paul Judl' ' 6 5 Michele Ronald Peggy Robert Sandy Gary Price Stengel Dezack Mix Harford johnson Nancy Robert joan Kenneth Mary Eric Carol James Gwen Dexter Delp Smith Shaffer Smith Erickson Russell Ramarge Coon John Sharon Bill Lois Donald Dona jim Gayle Mick Strait Cleaveland White Lupro Sherry Gartner Zidar Tilburg Puskar Pamela Albert Karen Robert Barbara Kenny Sandy Alvin Diana Hewlett Peterson Vogt Lucas Towner Campbell Yaras Brown Everingham 56 Bud Eleanor Bob Carol Herbert Gilda john Kathy Murray Glasl Hart Rolf Doloway Zito Kautz Allen Sally Geri Jean Eric Frances Evard Pat Ronald Reed Griffith Clark Kuhn Caseino Klock Schillinger Andrus john Judy Richard Connie jay 'Virginia Steve Ginger Strycula Pearsall Beck Uplinger Valetta Hayn TrOr1COne johnson if . M.,,,, Pamela Larry Kathleen James Dave Xgjliarbara james Karen McFeely Verguson Lane Grasser Reed Uber Thomas Kllledf Cindy David Neila Edward Bauer Coppersmith Toner Stuart Barry Janice Mike Sarick Gross Wheaton 'WV 'W T'TLllf?Wf'Ws5 flU.iP?'f,iffe Sf :lZSsW?f35fbfff i'f' V 7. S ,.,.a-: wrmfwffebaf ewawv Lila? YW -fmfiifarw ze ,. K r a We awe - , M , 41. L, ,err ,gms .. . , ,,. . ,, ff-vi,,,,e . ,ire Q me -3 ' A' f ,::..a5:::jf Ball? S- -- . Q , 517. 5 'T ' V , , 1' 1 1: 4 EYIEI d Lee Norman 21 Of MacMillan Pickering H W ima r, ,re r Joanne Jannotti . Wanda Logan and Pam McFeely paint Halloween 1 5 W1r1dOWS . Z- :wwf 5F ,: I jim English Sandy George Paul Anne jack Bill Marilyn john Robert Ostrum Brunner Read Kleeg Stringfellow Moscato Hathaway Regec Lininger Deflnis Robert Lorraine Steve Felix Marie Larry John Lois Welden' Isacke johnson Troncone Swiderski Reitz Baron Prosper Eckenroad mower Mary Donald Steve Barbara Gary Cjhafles Mary Lou Larry Dale Manginell Miller Summerson Housler Wheafgn Bamhaft Edinger Campbell Gri f f ith Nancy Randy Jane Sarick Swesey Garvey Linda james Beverly Wheaton Benyon Delozier Albert Tony Willis Lapolt Repaci Detsch L- ' 'f u - 1, gg'-.f ..f--',- ww: , - 5,551-hpfglpfqgz Klees and Dezack-painters at large. Leo 58 Smith s sf: Janice Robert Carol Burnside Foster O'Hern Iuniors - . - - Pete Sandy Mike Mr. Ohvett snaps and the girls giggle. Rinehuls Michael Minihan Christine Ronald Gary Cecelia james james Mary Ellen Francis james McAdam Heitzenrater V House Raffaele Grippo Whitcomb Patton Lupro Buerk Frank Denny Marge Keith Denny Laura Dennis William Cheryl Schuckers Caton Brennan Heidrich Summerson Beldin Neal Berry Heitner Frar1C6S K Craig james Verena Andy Ned Mary Fred Eugene Ramafge HUd50f1 Berry Ruberto Anderson Gore Wilhelm Miller Kinley59 R1Ck Cheryl Stan Mary Pat Marie Mike hi e Bauer Streich Schwender Yahnite Fannin Carlson Palmarchuck Sophomores Wheaton Skillman White Farber Hanson Fra gale Sally Dave Linda Fred Theresa john ' 6 6 Ted Carol Bob Cindy Dan Lillian Bill Hf1YHC5 Stewart Streich Mi glicio Erickson Foley Kronenwetter JU-ClY Rifk Margaret Dan Beverly john Karen Bill Linda N 1Ckl61' Maliza ZOSChg 13012111 Robinson Kriner Miller Villella Mumford Ron Mary Lou Terry Joann . Virgil Kristine Thomas Sandy Paul Kerr Huntington Smith Smith Chambers Beckman Lewis Berry Wisser Alice Mike 5h2ll'0I'1 Gary Mary Craig Debbie Scott Susie Bender Raffaele Vogt Clinger Andrews johnson Lewis Barnes Stamberger Bill Sandy Bill Marv Rich Helen Floyd Sherrill john 60 MCAUISY Caruso Meisel Pleak Long Edgar Keefer Fields Bower Sharon Lee Sharon Gordon Mary Donald Ann Ron Barbara Bob Reed Ericks on Mal 1z1a Coppefgmith Wenzel Bennett McFadden Hostetlar Batchelder Pleak TOIT1 Marv Bob Linda Pat Herbert Bill Beverly Sharon jim GICSOYY MOMC Bushor Hf?iCl1'iCh Smith Nussbaum Lewis Kreig Barker Stuart Judy Bill Nancy Wennin Bowen Burfield Eugene Sue Craig Bur0Or1 Frith Slinkman l Shirley Roy Diana Could it be that Mr. Wheeler's and Mr. Smith's eyes are bigger than their stomachs? Gibbs Griffith Cassel 6' Tom Rhonda Bob Roberta Basil Letitia Robert 16210116 DIIVOIIHS Ruberto Nellis Gore Buchanan Caseino Wheeler Pfaff Dale Kathy Mark Sarah jane William Gail Dale' Carolyn jordan Kamars V Bender McLarren Hendrickson Russell Slottje Wfolfanger Kathy Gene Dave Vern Glenn David joseph Bill Nevins Fisher Snyder Johnson Detweller Nitsche Burnside Hampton , V- ..'- ' if Eif' V 5- .... ., 5 . H . -' '-'- A , ' ,...,, '. 'wr fliers- 25111 f':f1,'L f22 f::fas? J: E -:SH . FH: :z aif ':-ws: ' - fat , e 'rr Mark Bob Rex V john Rick Van Divner Losey Waddington Weis Kahne-ll Sue Impress and Joann Smith stir up a witch's brew. 62 Class of 1966 Could it be that Karen Miller is joining the Navy? le--- Confused? Not Kay Maguire. ri Caskey, Judy Wennin, and Carmella Repaci work together their homework. Albert Bonnie Fred Michael Dippold Marshall Pellam Kulick George Ginny Dave Robert Sherry Clingan Smith Nester fisiX7 1X f8 ?E'1? f?' iii: ,lfTEL5l7l57fffZ5Qi l5 ??5iW3S'i1i5iVL?'u'?lH 5f '1H : 35:1 8 S' ' A 3 52522 ' 'tw L emits? g1ff5z'ffxe ' -. .ii HSLQKEQQQS .,zi::,5:.fee,.zs gesggama mama f 31555 is 13:22 we 5? FQ XX n ew , jgig,5'.5?fgg55g3f4fl,r?5a'lli-Lfefgasiie fax 2ger1ssf1 'wfrfsf?i:-if if-:is-E,swiU:vi,wf w .stizaaissftigg tsszxh K , ,, K ,i,,7:e,M 3. .v -vi ghvwngk-,'fgzrf i.'1 - -11: WSPZQQF 1211? IVLIQL D' ff- H ' ?Q53?Zi??4iii5?:1 -: .:: IE- J ' f. Wikia 'as' ff4ew,f2i3v?e':ea115ff iz -iw-:QL-igi1si,1f2,2f2:Sfmfvswf' Bob Jeri Arnold Robert Casamo Caskey Hayes Armstrong Fred Joanna Dave Dick Marshall Coppersmith Brown Hayden Robert Kay William Tim Skillman Cooley Mehalow Petrazio Ed Adrienne Dale Roy Reed Isacke Lewis Mitchell The Sophomores l Tom Karen Bradley jane Dave Carol Ed T hh S Vislay Anders Brown Pleak johnston Burfield Whitehea Freshmen Class erry Linda Gerald Aloma Glenn Joyce McDonald Heitzenrater Arnold Beckford Dave Sharon ohn Marcia Roland JoAnn Caruso Kinley Henry Berman Stumpff Kempher Thiel Sam Ann Rifk h Pat Larry Janice joe Bonnie Bruce Mary Grimone de Vittorio H0fH1Hg Sprung McGraw Guido Clingan Harford DOW Sherry joe Marlene Tim Mary Carl judy jim Cora, Carlson Lambert Ostrum Atherton Priest Cromwell Knarr Kantner Martin joe Val Fred Annice Fred Dianne Jim Linda Dick Elaine Cummings TOWHSI Manginell Gorman Coppersmith Zito Russell Grovanz Peterson Lewis Linda Randy Kathy Larry Mary Ellen Gary Verda john Mary Gary Hart Neal Moran Knisely Grippo McKiernan Dixon McDonough Zoschg Fisher Beverly Terry Sandy john Linda Craig Phyllis Mike Carol Arble Dolan McWilliams Cummings Slusarick Lundberg Repaci Fiscus Cuba John Shirley Bernie Bonnie Mike Jane Howard Charlotte B95 Biflgeman Reed Armstrong Olivett Kossman Arnold Hoover Clark 51ZCm0i'6 Charlene WQYH6 Jeanne Rickford Nancy Terry Janis Rodney I-a1'1'Y Kniseley Smlth Zoschg Bauer N orek Leonard Reese Burlingame KCHY Mike Palfl ' Bob Gary Mark Randy john Terry Gary Schager Swiderski Mallery Barr Monroe johnson Park Streich Doud Tim jim Bill Olivett Mumford Stavey no l Jeff Ed Kenny Stengel Agliardo Askey Our Homeroom Subscription Editor is grateful to the following Freshman girls for their faithful collection at Junior High Homeroomsg Anne DeVittorio, Annice Gorman, Diane Zito, Marilyn Schager, Marcia Berman, Donna jones, Cora Martin, and Linda Luprzs The ninth grade girls greet Wanda Gall on her first day of schoolg jane Ely, Wanda, Diane Zito, and Anne DeVittorio. Bob Sizemore and john Henry do Library work, or are they discussing john's recent jaunt to Florida? Neither rain, nor snow, nor dark of night can keep the announcements from getting throughg Valerie Towner and Kathy Moran. 66 The Freshmen Treva Terry Skillman N eenan Nancy D210 Horning M00dY Mike Susan john Linda Singer Moate McFadden Lupfo -- 5515 Y i' ' , ' ' mesa . W m .V raw Q 7 7 of .f.fsf5. MTW .,... ., .Mez 'flf ff' ' ef --.- A' l Jerry Mary jo Don Peggy- Gore McAulay Munsell Heidrich Micky Denny Candy Lloyd jannotti Moate Jewart Whitcomb - Steve Marilyn Ostrum Bauer Garrett Judy Hartman Delp Dorcas Harford Marilyn Dewey Linda joseph Schager Boswell Leonard Joneg Robert Rosemary Dennis A1 ice Mr. Mehalow, Mr. Wagner, and Mr. Minard retire to the faculty room. 'The Milhollen Grovanz Hockenberry English t 1 G S S O f Sandra Gary Donna Gary Miller Rosenhoover jones Younkin jim Jane jim Leslie Black Ely Montgomery Kleeg l967 Rebeffa jerry Cheryl Jim Thomas Lanphere Kerr Acierno Bernard Gloria Donald jackie Bauer Clark Woods Bacot Leonardo McAulay and Michaelangelo Ruberto paint a masterpiece. The Class of 1968 Grade 8 Row 1: Roger Rolf, Glenn Schager, jim Schwender, Eric Petrazio, Gary Neenan, Chuck Remarge, Mike Repaci, Gloria Simon, Marlen Russell, Bonnie Nester. Row 2: Dennis Petty, Sam Prosper, Alan Smith, Diane Mecca, Rita Murray, Mary Sherry, Brincla Narby, Peg Mix, Diane Perry, Mary Mishler. Row 3: Virginia Peterson, Donna Miller, Mary jean Nordberg, Robert Mellott, Larry Neuber, Susa Romick, Vincent Repaci, Arthur Pearsall, Paul Minard, Tim Rogers. Row 4: Donna K. Miller, Greta Munsell, Bob Stover, Don Per Dan Miller. 68 Row gl: Judy.Kr1ner, Joy Krapf, Kathie McAdam, joe Mehalow, Richard Kuppelweiser, jackie Lindsey, Kathy Kornish, Duane Kirk, Ronnie Hornlng, Bob McLean. Row 2: Kathy McKimm, Donna Kossman, Barbara McWilliams, Mary Lee Kuppelweiser, Barbara Keefer, john Mehalow, Larryjohnson, Vince LaBrozzi, Bob johnson, Dave Hampton. Row 3: Francis Lion, Charles Harford, Steve Josephs, Tom Hayden, Richard Linmger, Linda Lyon, Valerie Kohl, Carol May, Barbara Krieg, Mary Beth Lewis. Row 4: Glenn Lyon, Marilyn Lloyd, Roger johnson, Mitzi McDonough, Bill Haley. Row 1: Linda Agliardo, Grace Coppersmith, Sandy Colvin, Ivan Baughman, Larry Bauer, Gordie Barnes, Ted Barnhart, Jan Brown, Richard Bernarduci, Kenny Askey. Row 2: Clara Beldin, Bonnie Bright, Kathy Bauer, Janice Coon, Barry Brown,, Leona Agliardo, Doug Boots, Tina Bowen, Warren Brown, jim Baker. Row 3: Paula Burger, Lynn Cochran, Marsha Cooley, Sandra Crosby, Ellen Carlson, Candy Callahan, Barbara Brandon, Dave Andrus, Dave Baldwin, Allen Baker. Row 4: Don Barton, Bill Baker, Ron Berry, Gary Boden, Alan Burkhouse. ' 69 I i Y s E Rvw Z: Fellx DeSio, David Cherry, LaVern Carlson, Jerry Ellenberger, Earl Furman, Steve Fisher, Edward Chambers, Steve Galford, Sharon Barker, Betty Freer. Row 2: Linda Heidrich, Nancy House, Janice Hagadorn, Bill Cleaveland, Cheryl Erickson, Jean Geelen, Janet Johnston, Dennis Crapser, Diana Hickoff, Pat Hostetlar. Row 3: Sara johnson, Gary Crosby, Don Griffith, Wendy jones, Bev Guisto,' ljordan, Sharon Grasser, Karen Ellis, Don Coppersmith, Bernard Dolan. Row 4: Ken Coveney, Mark Fullerton, Richard Bushore, e oeman. Row 1: Mary Lou Stewart, Susan Sweet, Jeffery Valetta, Richard Stuart, Timothy Thomas, Frank Wolfanger, David Swesey, Gary Streich Dale .Walker, Russell Streich. Row 2: Guy Zimmer, Mollie Wisser, William Yentzer, Randall Walker, James Wolfe, Sheila Tulis Phyllis Zhidiar, Patricia Swiderski, Ardith Skillman, Alice Wrightsman. Raw 3: Linda Van Divner, james Wennin, William Wheaton Mary Smith, Michele Thompson, Virginia Wheeler, Virgin-ia Villella, Stephanie Troncone, Rebecca Smith, Doris Smith. Row 4: Danie Wrightsman, Timothy Wolcott, Frank Zito. 70 The Class of 1969 Grade 7 Row 1: Crystal Barton, Vivian Atherton, Susan Clingan, Kathleen Burfield, Kathleen Black, LeRoy Bender, Francis Agliardo, Ronald Armstrong, jerry Bergclahl, Carlton Barr. Row 2: Steven Azzato, Kurt Bengston, Allen Bailey, Richard Allen, Roberto Bisso, Janet Cheslock, Sue Alden, Carolyn Allgaier, James Bacot, Eugene Baker, Clyde Beldin. Row 3: Robert Berfield, Teresa Brennan, Denise Balizet, Eduardo Bossers, Ann Coleman, Dianne Connelly, Judith Callahan, Clara Brown, Michael Buganza, Jack Armstrong, James Boswell. 7l 2 i E h 1 u Row 1: Peggy McFall, Louise Manginell, Mary Miglicio, Paul Kronenwetter, Walter Kulick, Rodney Hoffower, Edward Horning, Lawrence jones, Donald Leon-ard. Row 2: Debbie May, Tom Kossman, james Hammersly, Richard Leavitt, Carol Lingenfelter, Cecelia Mehalow, Margie Lyon, Cecelia Nevins, Cindy Lane, Russell Heckman. Row 3: Kathy Miller, Paula Nitsche, June Murray, Leslie Monroe, Bill Kuhn, Steve Grubbe, Richard jones, James Kernpher, Joseph LaBrozzi, Patrice Manners. Rau' 1: Kathy Johnson, Barbara Hendrickson, Helen Glasl, Janice Hayes, Marlene Grovanz, Diana Griffith, Patrick Cherry, jeffrey Caskey, Daniel Crapser, Robert Burger. Row 2: james Geelen, Larry Crosby, William Foley, Beth Isacke, Phyllis Kavulic, Creig Galford, David Burlingame, Sam Gennocro,.Stephen Card, Anson Buwvell, David Callahan, Cindy Johnson. Row 3: Larry Grimone, Vincent Gorman, Margaret Johnston, Sally Hathaway, Mary Lou Coppersmith, Edward Connelly, Dave Douglass, Linda Griffith, Susan Eckenroad, Darrell Egbert, Pat Lambert. 72 Row 1: Priscilla Wolcott, Debbie Spotts, Debbie Sterley, Richard Theil, Priscilla Swesey. Dennis Sullivan, Raymond Wolfanger, Shaun Shelly. Richard Streich, jeffrey Stumpff. Row 2: Linda Weidenboerner, Mary Walker, Vicki Sullivan, Robert Zuback, Rairnoncl Wanner, Max.Uber, jack Uber, Steven Smith, Mary Lou Stroup, Vicki Songer. Row 3: Steven Schager, Edward Vought, Frederick Woods, XX7ill1am Young, jay Strimmel, Kerry Silinkman, Sandy Summersgill, Carol Weatherholt, Paulette Smith, Sharon Stephens. Row 4: Susan Younkin, Stephen Zoschg, Claudette Uber, Lanny Schuckers, Marilyn Walker. Row 1: Cynthia Reed, Roben Reynolds, Debra Signor, Arthur Moate, Kenneth Lewis, Janet Singer, john Lucas, Patrick McFadden, Donald Mix, Thomas McKimm, Row 2: Steven Metz, Deborah Petty, john Mihalek, Curtis Maguire, Alfred Neenan, Thelma Patton, Linda Srnith, Teri Osti, Judith Reese, Patricia Pearsall, john Manginell. Row 5: Karen Park, George Ann Pleak, Robert Rees, Ray Miller, Ruth Olivett, Gerald Raffaele, jack Miller, David Moody, Richard Park, Lawrence Pope, Nancy Pride. 73 16259233 K Elena's family--Oscar, Javier, her mother, Susanna. Downtown Cordoba-On the left is the Country Club and on the right is the post office. These are Elena's friends and family at a happy reunion Elena's family standing,in the entrance of their home. 76 The family car sits in front of their home. lena on her way to her rst carnival. flaw 1 VZ - This year C.C.H.S. was again glad to participate in the A.F.S. Foreign Exchange program. We were especially gla-d because it gave us the opportunity to meet Elena Garcia Cima from Cor- doba, Argentina. Sometimes I think that july will soon be here and then I will have to leave my home, my school and my friends in Emporium, but I will leave part of my heart here. Of Emporium, I would like to say thatfl think it is berry, berry nice. EW-1 E Elena, 10 years old, received her first communion CCHS - Flaming Foliage Queen The senior class was proud to have l'Bev rep- resent them at this year's Flaming Foliage Festival at Renovo. Bev says, I hope next year's candidate has as much fun as I did. dSL??df5k253!?QSTi2 5Niim??.fFi5Qf?5b?i?iisf2Qi fi 22 figSii15S q yfiiifgzfzgwegziigkiwgi, z1S,i1g?3ff,,L Q M wfgyazf fz 152:26 f i g , ,QL . sk A. ,,, .fe K in 555 .5513 wifi? V N1 a im. STX K ,md N rw? YQ N K1 fm fm MXH N Q wx fx H fs mag w ' K X? ffija 54 ZA. - f m LZ ga w X W P: 1 K X ,S Qs Lx Q Q mx K5 Q S, Bn xv , gi Kiwi EX mfr an W N W4 ?' X Q 33? 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Exchange Student, also from Argentina, living school year in Lancaster, Pa., as Elena's guest. h pose with their escorts in front- of the official 1 of Argentinag Ed Berry, '64, Claudia, Elena, and Roeber '6l. Elena Garcia Cima crowns Sandy Grimm-1964 Raider Queen. , 8 The two lovely ladies shown on this page certainly do sparkle like the dia- monds that appear throughout our book. Sandy was chosen by the Varsity Club to reign as Queen of the Homecoming Dance sponsored annually by this Club. Susie, selected by her class, will travel to the Laurel Festival in Wellsboro this June. With Susie, go our best wishes. 82 jordan-winner of the' D.A.R. Good zenship Award, Betty Crocker home- er award, and honorable mention in the ional Merit Scholarship Examination. gratulations, Susie! Mr. Olivett, our hard-working and much appreciated photographer, works on a portrait of his new daughter-in-law. Selected by her class- mates to attend the Keystone State Con- ference is Joyce Bingeman. Jan Garvey. Ruth Caseino, Linda Baugh- man, and Sue Jordan were chosen by the Lookout Club as Girls of the Month. Bill Ake, Post Graduate student from Lock Haven, Pennsylvania. Mr. Allinger, after many years of service as our Guidance Counselor, retired early this year. We give him our heart-felt thanks and wish him the very best of luck. 83 CCH C.C.H.S. Marching Bernd So we will cheer, cheer Alma Mater . . . foncert Bond Row 1: Cheryl Heitner, Susan McMillan, Carol Casamo, Gwen Coon. Row 2: Ann Klees, Jane Garvey, Michele Price, Nancy Sariclc, Karen Vogt, Bonnie Marshall, Linda Cooper, Mary Ann Pleak, Kristine Beckman, Tim Petrazio. Row 3: John Regec, Pamela McFeeley, Karen Kuleck, Carol Rolf, Sharon Cleaveland, Joanna Coppersmith, Dona Gartner, David Coppersmith, Catherine Size- more, Craig Johnson, Roy Mitchell, Gail Bauer, Jean Armstrong, Sharon Vogt, Susan Impress. Row 4: Ruth Caseino, Joyce Binge- man, Ronda Ruberto, Cheryl Peterson, Kay Cooley, Dianne Metz, Dennis McManus, Craig Hudson, Felix Swiderski, Joann Smith, Edward Stumpff, Margaret Dezack, Carol O'Hern, Carol Coppersmith, John Kriner, Robert Pleak, Dale Lewis, Richard Hayden, George Brunner, David Nitsche, William Meisel, Mary Andrews, David Sny- der, Glenn Detweiler, Bernadette Oswald, Carol Bixler, Glen Lucas. Row 5: Beverly Delozier, Jean Clark, Frances Ramarge, Duane Ostrum, Sandra Ostrum, 'Susan Stam- berger, John Kautz, Paul Wehrmeister, John Weis, Fred Pellam, Susan Frith, Gregory Signor, Mr. Yannitto, Jim Manners, Kim Kelly, Randy Swesey, David Brown, Larry Campbell, Thomas Dirvonas, Ralph Wis- ser, Ray Stroup. Abrenl: James Benyon, Linda White, Sarah McLarren, Mary Wenzel, John Stringfellow. Banner Carriers and color guards during practice- Kathy Dolan, Roberta Gore, Pam Hewlett, Pat Schillinger, Cathy Allen, and Gilda Zito. Kathy Dolan and Roberta Gore -pose for a picture. 85 Cameron County High School Red Raider Marching Band waiting to perform. Drum Majorette Carol Coppersmith The majorettes leading the band down the field. Our proud color guard is made up of Pamela Hewlett, Patricia Schillinger, Catherine Allen, and Gilda Zito. Mary Patton, Eileen Griffith, Linda White, Patricia Geelen fco-captainj, Janice Gross fco-captainj, Sandra Grimm, Mary Manginell represent CCHS as majorettes. i JUNIOR HIGH BAND Junior High Band Kneehng: Raimond Warner, Claudette Uber, Mildred McDonough, Sharon Grasser, Dianne Mecca, Judy Kriner, S'-1530 Rofmfki 135195 Boswell. Row Clara Brown, Debora Sterley, Susan Younkin, Paula Nitsche, Mary Lou Stroup, Mary Lou C0PPCfSm1th, Dorcas Harford, Candis- Jewart, Linda Hart, Patricia Sprung, Carol May, Kathleen McAdam, Mary Mishler, Nancy House, Janice Hagadorn. Kaz!! 2.' Vickie Sullivan, Margaret MCFall, Roberta Bisso, Barbara Hendrickson, Nancy Pride, Vivian Afheftoni Bafbfifa Glasl, 3-S5116 Monroe, Marilyn Schager, Jane Ely, Jean Zoschg, Alice English, Sandra McWilliams, Linda Mac- Donald, Carol Cuba. Row 3:- Ann Coleman, Margaret Johnston, Kerry Slinkman, June Murray, Janet Cheslock, Dianne Hickoff, Yalerie Kohl, Kathleen Kornish, Marsha Cooley, Kathy Moran, Dianne Zito, Leslie Klees, Mary McAulay, Cora Martin. Row 4: lxathy Crum, Joy Krapi, Margaret-Mix, Jean Geelen, Betty Freer, Leona Agliardo, Janice Coon, Molly Wisser, Virginia Peterson, Anne DeVittorio, Linda Slusarick, Bonita Oliyett, Joanne Kempher, Marlene Ostrum. Row 5: Marcia Berman, Marilyn Bauer, Donna 1095- R010 6-' JCHY Beigdahl, Duane Kirk, JamesAWolfe, John Cummings, John McFadden, Gerald Heitzenrater, Steve Ostrum, llgiichael Kossman, William Kuhn, John Lucas, Richard Allen, Patrick McFadden, Donald Mix, Edward Horning, Anson Burwell, 5111515 A8l,131'd0, R0flald A1'mSff0Hg- R910 7: Dewey Boswell, Gary McKeirnan, William Cleaveland, Larry Neuber, David Baldwin, Dayid Burlingame, Thomas Kossman, Richard Theil, Joseph Cummings, David Hampton, Timothy Atherton, Glenn Schager, Donald griffith, Robert Burger. Row 8: Robert Sizemore, Gordon Barnes, Robert McLean, Timothy Rogers, Qharles Harford, Gary Boden, Bonald Coppersmith, Larry Kelly, David Johnston, John Henry, Roger Rolf, David Swesey, Russell Streich, William Stavey, Warren rgrwn, Steven Josephs. Abram: Donna Kossman, James Kempher, Richard Lininger, Michelene Jannotti, Paul Kronenwetter, Jerry Raffaele, Je ffCY Sfumllff, Lawrence McGraw, Sandra Summersgill, Roben Reynolds, James Geelen. 87 Choir: Carole Coppersmith, Susan Impress, Marie Reitz, Pam McFeely, Peg Dezack, Sandy Ostrum, George Brunner, Pat Normanly Craig Johnson, Roy Mitchell, Tim Petrazio, Linda Songer, Jane Garvey, Carol Bixler, Karen Vogt, Sandi Grimone. Raw 2.' Anne Klees Wanda Logan, Joan Beaton, Dona Gartner, Sue McMillan, Gwen Coon, Felix Swiderski, Bill Munsell, Ron Stengel, Ray Stroup Kim Kell.y,. Glenn Detweiler, Bernadette Oswald, Kathy Jones, Cheryl Heitner, Carol Casamo, Karen Kuleck. Row 3: Nancy Moran Eileen Griffith, Mary Wilhelm, Jan Burnside, Judy Moate, Shirley Mitchell, John Weis, David Coppersmith, David Brown, Donald Copper smith, Paul Wehirmeister, James Benyon, Donald Miller, Jack Stringfellow, Linda Baughman, Barbara Hoover, Sharon Cleaveland, Caro Rolf, Gloria Olivett. Row 4: Jan Gross, Pat Geelen, Ginny Bateman, Pat Kinter Joanne Jannotti, Pat Villella Kitty Sizemore Jin Manners, TomIRomick, Matt Zoschg, John Regec, Dave Nitsche, Al Peterson, Pam Illewlett, Kathy Dolan, Joyce Bingeman, Elena Garcia Cima, Joan Smith, Nancy Sarick, Jean Armstrong. District Chorus Bernadette Oswald Craig Johnson Carol Casamo Kim Kelly Susan McMillan Dave Coppersmith i Kitty Sizemore Carol Rolf George Brunner 2, i S District.Band: Row 1: Dona Gartner, David Coppersmith, Carol Bixlef, Row 2: Cheryl Heitner, Ruth Caseino, Pam McFeely, Karen Kuleck. Row 3: John Regee, Ray Stroup. i 88 f . , 'fi ,,xi'5iT I X t , X fi it , 3 'Te-ff' Q , at W, to A xx Q, n X' Mr. Langton. Concentration plus. Girl's Chorus: Row 1: Virginia Hayes, Beverly Delozier, Mary Ellen Patton, Karen Vogt, Pam McFeely, Peggy Dezack, Sandy Ostrum, Judy Nickler, Joanna Coppersmith, Debbie Lewis, Cindy Bauer, Mary Smith, Christine McAdam, Ann McFadden, Diane Cassel, Lois Ecken- road. Row 2: Mary Manginell, Neila Toner, Marilyn Wolfanger, Marilyn Hathaway, Barb Hoover, RoseAnn Haynes, Pam Hewlett, Cecelia Raffaele, Gwen Coon, Sandy Berry, Joanne Smith, Mary Wenzel, Mary Andrews, Barb Uber, Marge Brennan, Jean Pfaff, Frances Ramarge, Susan Frith, Gloria Olivett. Row 3: Janice Burnside, Wanida Logan, Beverly Robinson, Sandy Haynes, Sue McMillan, Carol O'Hern, Anne Klees, Dona Gartner, Roberta Gore, Cheryl Heitner, Nancy Vroman, Sandy Grimone, Peggy Brown, Theresa Hanson, Sharon Cleaveland, Carol Rolf, Mary Zoschg, Carol Casamo, Margaret Zoschg, Sandy Caruso, Cheryl Peterson. Row 4: Jeri Caskey, Cathy Allen, Helen Edgar, Candy Newton, Judy Hockenberry, Michele Price, Karen Kuleck, Linda White, Sue Starnberger, Jeanne Smith, Nancy Sarick, Kay Maguire, Pat Shillinger. 89 Tenors Row 1: Mr. Langton and Jack Stringfellow. Row 2: Roy Mitchell, Tim Petrazio, Ray Stroup. Row 3: George Brunner, Craig Johnson, Pat Nor- manly, Ron Stengel. Row 4: Felix Swiderski, Bill Munsell, Kim Kelly. il 1 Basses, Mr. Langton at the piano. Row 1: Glenn Detweiler, John Weis, jim Manners, Matt Zoschg, Dave Coppersmith, Don Miller, David Brown. Row 2: Don Coppersrnith Tom Romick, Paul Wehrmeister, Jim Benyon, john Regec, Al Peterson, David Nitschei 90: Altos Row 1: Carol Bixler, Karen Vogt, Carol Casamo, Sandi Grimone, Jean Armstrong. Row 2: Linda Baughman, Pam Hewlett, Cheryl Heitner, Carol Rolf, Karen Kuleck. Row 3: jane Garvey, Sharon Cleaveland, Elena Gar- cia. Row 4: Bernie Oswald, Kathy Dolan, Joyce Bingeman, Nancy Sarick, Joanne Smith, Gloria Olivett. l Sopranos Enjoy a Songfest Row 1: Carol Casamo, Joan Beaton, Sue McMillan, Eileen Griffith, Nancy Moran, Patty Geelen, Barbara Hoover, Dona Gartner, Peggy Dezack, Marie Reitz, Carol Coppersmith, Pam McFeely, Shirley Mitchell, Sandy Ostrum. Row 2: Linda Songer, Janice Burnside, Judy Moate, Ginny Bateman, Janice Gross, Joanne Jannotti, Wanda Logan, Kitty Sizemore, Gwen Coon, Pat Kinter, Joyce Bingeman, Pat Villella. I Junior High Choruses Row 1: Paula Burger, Donna Miller, Diane Perry, Jean Geelen, Pat Swiderski, Mr. Langton, Sheila Tulis, Sandra McWilliams, Marilyn Schager, Jackie Bacot, Verda Dixon. Row 2: Virginia Wheeler, Diane Hickoff, Karen Ellis, Barbara Brandon, Sharon Kinley, Mary Mishler, Virginia Peterson, Jeanne Zoschg, Alice English, Molly Wisser. Row 3: Valerie Kohl, Peggy Heidrich, Candy Callahan, Shirley Reed, Susan Sweet, Kathy Kornish, Marsha Cooley, Joy Krapf, Susie Romick, Kathy Moran, Linda Slusarick. Row 4: Dianne Mecca, Nancy Norek, Cheryl Kerr, Joanne Kempher, Bonnie Olivett, Sandy Miller, Mary Zoschg, Linda Hart, Candy Jewart, Valerie Towner, Leslie Klees. Raw 5: Bernard Dolan, Dewey Boswell, Don Munsell, Don Coppersmith, Jeff Stengel, Joe Cummings, Dick Hayden, Dave Johnston, Larry Neuber, Tim Rogers, Charles Harford, Steve Josephs, John Cummings. Row 6: Larry Kelly, John Henry, Paul Swiderski, Mark Monroe, Doug Boots, Bill Cleaveland, Mark Fullerton, Robert Sizemore, Kenny Coveney, Gary Boden, Warren Brown, Tim Wolcott. 9I A lm? , , ' . K 'W -f -X , , 9355 TMI ?K5W?WW19UW9' mm Aw C.C.H.S. VARSITY FOOTBALL !Row 1: Bqb Hart, Mark Smith, Larry Baron, Denny Grasser, Mike Palrnarchuck, Herb Dolaway, Ron Stengel, Terry Smith. Row 2: jim ,B6r1y0n, Bill White, Tom Roniick, Mark Bricker, John Fragale, Terry Barker, Pat Normanly, Matt Zoschg, Denny Hanes. Row 3: Gary go1l:nsg2,LBob Grief, Bob Horning, Don Farber, Stan Schwender, Hugh Jordan, Bud Murray, Rick Bauer, Keith Heidrich, Ken Turner, o n c ean. Presenting Coach james Baker and his assistants: Mr. Wagner, Mr. Boring, Coach Baker, and Mr. Bricker. 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'li :l ' ,rzh 1 .:.. ,V .. , :get tg. 4xff,il1Sfgg, -1:32314-f ,si Hr, -,1 :ggi Terry Barker 94 Patrick Normanly si K., wi: Donald Farber XX The 1963 Cameron County High School football team had a 2-6-1 record but the outlook is very good for a great year in 1964. The Red Raiders were on the road to open the season and were defeated by Brockway 25 to 0. Early mistakes stopped the locals time and time again when they were close to scoring in the opener. The following Saturday the Raiders returned home and were defeated by Ridgway 19 to 6. Moving into league action on the next Saturday the Raiders and the Coudersport Falcons fought to a 13-13 tie. Taking to the road for the fourth game the Red Raiders were on their way to victory but a late rush by the Port Allegany Gators found the locals losing 14 to 12. The Raiders returned home and for the second time in the season were shut out, this time by the Otto-Eldred Terrors 19-0. For the season's longest road trip the Raiders suffered a 43 to 6 setback at the hands of the Sheffield Wolverines. In the final home game the Raiders fought hand and foot and came out on top against the johnsonburg Rams 14 to 6. Con- tinuing the fine play the Red Raiders then went to St. Marys and in one of the area's top games defeated the Dutch 32 to 13. A new offense shotgun led the Raiders to their second straight victory. The season's final was a big game for the Raiders as they had a chance to throw the league into a two way tie. But it was not in the books and Smeth- port handed the locals a 31 to 7 setback. Tom Romick, team captain, led the club in scoring with twenty points. Other scoring was done by: Stan Schwender eighteen points, Don Farber thirteen points, jim Benyon twelve points, Bob Greif eight points, Bud Murray seven points, Bob Horning six points, and Rick Bauer six points. The junior Varsity squad ended the season with a 7-2 record and with some of the performances, the 1964 season looks to be a great one. Matthew Zoschg Mark Bricker l - , vi Dennis ununary of fhe 1963 Season X' ,J Edward Mottem George Brown Hugh jordan Ks xmyg 5,5 Nl 4 2 l m ay L H . fi -1: :af .f- I. 2 Pi N Thomas Romxck fs W, Robert Greif Q Q e if 3 , ' vw ' K, , if Terry Baker helps as Raiders score against Ridgway. Football Managers: Gary Younkin, jack McDonough, jim Mitchell, Don Fapore, Barry Sarick, Joe Uber, and Denny Palamarchuck. Tom Romick congratulates a teammate on scoring a touchdown junior High Football, Row 1.' Robert Wheeler, Geri Griffith, Paul Wisser, Donald Bennett, David Snyder, Fred Farber, David Smith. Row 2: Rick Horning, Edward Stuart, Rex Waddington, David Hoykenberry, Dewey Boswell, Bernie Streich, George Brown, Fred Manginell. Row 3.' Sam Grimone, Kenneth Coveny, Michael Schager, Roland Stumpff, Paul Swiderski, Robert Thiel, Mike Acierno, Larry McGraw, Bill Hampton, Gary Rosenhoover, jim Kantner, and Ronald Burlingame. 96 ! Mr. Boring- All right, you guys, get in there and FIGHT! , A I Make this one count, boys! John McLean heads down the field in 2 .. a5:: neg, gy Wai A ' L im.. 2 , ,. yrkb fx 'A -1 .f 'Q' A 25 1 ks .J ' ' .siix -QQ fi in K J , -.wi 'fl , 49' A ' ,. , LL,,,,. Q. A L. V I .. Q ,gn ,. , i 5.-I gms- MQW, :v,wL y 2a.fm,?fff- . wie: n-gfgw A :san ww- M922 5, fa-My M ' 'rim mffiiil. is ,W ' ll fl If - , LW in in K 11 ,iefgmlixf , Wfiili .L-mv' ,U -mes , mg . , S ,:,... 3 ev xxx Don Farber leads the team onto the court. Managers: Pat Normanly, George Brunner, Herby Dolaway, Jerry Callahan, Terry Fragale. Coach Thompson calmly points out a small mistake. Junior High Basketball Team Row 1: Fred Manginell, Mike Acierno, Craig Lundberg, Joe Clingan, jim Black. Row 2: Larry Kelly, Denny Hockenberry, Gary Fisher, Earl Furman, Eric Petrazio, Pat Cherry, Dave Cherry. Row 3: Dick Peterson, jerry Joyce, Mike Schager, Roland Stumpff, Larry McGraw, Terry Dolan, Mark Monroe, john Park. Row 4: Mr. Minard, Gary Younkin, Tim Rogers, Danny Miller, Larry Grimone, Robert Stover. IOO RED RAIDER BASKETBALL The Cameron County High School Red Raider Varsity basketball team ended the 1963-64 season with a record of 15 wins and 5 defeats. This year's Red Raiders squad was not picked to be one of the area's best, but under Coach Jim Thompson the Raiders used a lot of hustle and some fine shooting to finish third in a tough North Tier league with a record of 9-5, and against three non-league foes were 6-0. The non-league wins were against St. Marys, Ridgway, and johnson- burg. All three fell twice to the Red Raiders in action before the opening of the league in january. In the North Tier league opener the Red Raiders defeated Austin and were still undefeated and waiting for the battle with the Coudersport Falcons. Before an SRO crowd the Raiders fell to the taller Falcons for the first defeat of the season. Still not down they came back to defeat Otto- Eldred in a thriller 50-49. After the one point victory the Red Raiders again played to a SRO crowd and lost to Smethport in three overtimes, 72-70. This game will long be remembered in the halls of Cameron County High School. The Red Raiders came back to win two-in-a-row with wins over Northern Potter and Port Allegany. On the road the Red Raiders fell to Oswayo Valley but they got back on the beam with a win over Austin. Then again they faced Coudersport in a battle to the wire, went down to defeat 48-40 and the Falcons were classed as the top club in the area. The Red Raiders were down but not counted out as they came back to defeat Otto-Eldred. In a must game the Red Raiders were at Smethport and for three periods were on top but then the Raiders went cold and Smethport won 49-48 to drop the Red Raiders out of the race. Yet for the Red and Wfhite the Raiders came back to win the final three games from Northern Potter, Port Allegany, and Oswayo Valley to end the 1963-64 season with a 15-5 record. Coach Thompson has been the head coach of the Red Raider Varsity for the past six years and his combined record is 92 wins against only 34 defeats. This year's squad has the second best record in the 6 years Mr. Thomp- son has been head coach. Only one year, 1961-62, was the record better, and that was the year the Raiders won 22 and lost only 1. Other records: 1958-59, 15-7, 1959-60, 13-7g 1960-61, 14-7. TEAM SCORES NON-LEAGUE 6-0 Red Red Red Red Red Red Raiders. Raiders ,.11,... ,,,,.,1.. Raiders. .. Raiders ...,.... ......,.. Raiders ........ Raiders ................................ 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Dave Snyder strains to clear the bar. jack Evans makes the high jump look easy. Track Ralph McKimm ends another fast mile Fred Kavulic. Tom Romick brings in another one. Should I go over it or through it? And it's George Brown up and over. Bob finishes the 100 in 10 seconds. W2-in -ei'-f n--JM' l f H 3 I s i , 3 1 'lar .fx wr ' A .1 F 1.4 5,Yl 4!EkQL'iUl9' XQMN N195 ,,,3 :7 4 ii f 95633 5 71 'I ..35 'E'!I'i I I lhf1l3i.STe5ZE.K3'l'27i.-1 ' 'MN f ' ' - i ' M 'K If a natural were ever born, Mike would have to be plahed in that class. Everything this ath- lete touched in his short career had turned to gold. Cameron County Press July 20, 1962 IO6 5 li Q liiillilil 1 3, n FE 5 f - aff: :si--,E --E's :lx fl: Iii 1 l u s Thomas Michael Leonard November 8, 1946 wily 121, 1962 Dept of Penna. V.F.W. Honorary' State V.F.W. Teen-er Champions Cameron County All-Stars In Memory of Thomas Michael Leonard 1962 Junior Varsity Basketball '61-'62, Row 1.' Don Farber, Ralph Wisser, Mike Kaye, Mike Leonard, jim Manners. Raw 2: Tom Romick, Jack Evans, Ed Mottern, Bob Joyce, Denny Hanes. IO7 The 1964 Raider Stall Jim Johnston-Candy, Jim Manners-Sports, Pat Nickler-Editor, Ruth Caseino Sales Promotion, Ralph Wisser-Photography, Linda Baughman--Home-room Subscription, Janice Garvey--Literary, Joyce Bingman-Secretary Treasurer, Sue McMillan-Layout, Joan Beaton- X l Literary, Sue Jordan-Business Manager. Homeroom Subscription-Sandi Grimone, Rose T Bateman, Barb Hoover, Shirley Mitchell, Eileen Brucetta Arnold, Marilyn Wolfanger, Sharon Gennocro. l 3 3 i Edna Mumford and Sandy Business Staff-Ed Berry, Dennis Hanes, Don Coppersmith, Paul Wehr- 1 Uhl are part of our candy meister, Carol Casamo, Pat Geelen, Jeanne Armstrong, Bernie Oswald, 93165 Staff- Judy Moate, Sandy Grimm. I08 and Rfiseahn Haynes, Nei pictured: Bob Joyce. F Literary Staff: Linda McLean, Kitty Sizemore, Bob Grief, Ray ' Stroup, Pat Villella, and Linda Songer. Published yearly for those interested in Cameron County High School, The Raider records the memories of each school year. For the Seniors it serves as the culmination of six years within the confines of C.C.H.S.g for the underclassmen-a yearly reminder of school days, for the staff-this completed issue represents many months of hard work, earning money, planning pages, writing copy, scrambling for pictures, assembling copy sheets and hustling them off to the publisher and keeping fingers crossed until it is in your hands. If you have one kind word to say, then our efforts have been worthwhile. Photography: Bill Olivett, Bill Klees, Tom Romick, Denny Palmarchuck, and Kim Kelly. La hlin, JoAnn Thompson, Brenda Staff: Bob Horning, Patsy Kinter, Darla McDonough and Typists: Nancy Moran, Joan ug effY 5heueY- Waddington, Connie Kahnell, and Peg Brown. Sports Staff: Bev Heist and jack Evans. junior Editors: Gilda Zito, Carol O'Hern, Joanne Jannotti, Gwen Coon, Paul Lyon, Carol Rolf, Karen Kuleck, jim Benyon, Sue Impress, Jerry Callahan, Sharon Cleaveland, Cheryl Heitner, Dave Coppersmith. IO9 The job of running the library is a momentous task, handled most ably by Mrs. Garvey and her staff, Mary Wenzel, Mary Andrews, Marie Carlson, Bev Robinson, Al Peterson, Adrienne Isacke, Linda Lupro, John Henry, Scott Barnes, John Cummings, Linda Agliardo, Diane Metz, Craig Johnson, Bob Sizemore, Jan Brown, Ellen Carlson, Barb Brandon. Abrents John Kautz, Sandy Crosby, Charles Harford, Rose Toner, Joe Mehalow. Al Welch lettering books, Paul Lyon as- sembling audio-visual equipment--two of Mrs. Garvey's faithful helpers. Leadership Club To help students in gym classes improve skills thereby making enjoyment of the game greater. Row 1: Terry Barker, Bob Joyce, Gary Johnson, Stan Schwender, Bill White, Ron Stengel, Jack Evans, Bob Hart. Row 2: Bid Murray, Don Farber, Mark Bricker, Fred Kavulic, Mr. Boring, jim Sebring, Pat Normanly, jim Manners, Bob Isacke. Row 3: Kim Kelly, Ed Mottern, Bob Mix, john Lyon, John McLean, Darrell Bender, Don Fapore, Ron Kerr, Bob Lucas, john Fragale. Il0 Radio Club of the Air on the air. Don Coppersmith, Denny McManus, Mr. Kuhn, Steve Sepiol, Ted McDowell. Forestry Club Many a tree is found in the wood, and every tree for its use is good. Henry Van Dyke. This year's Smokey Bears, under the guidance of Mr. john Minard, assisted the forestry department in keeping our woodlands free from destruction. Raw 1: Bob Joyce, Pat Normanly, George Brunner, jim Manners, Don Miller, Gregg Signor, Duane Ostrum, John Lyon, George Brown, Terry Stimpson, Charles Barnhart, Dale Griffith, Alvin Brown, Eric Erickson. Row 2: Kred Kavulic, Rich Mix, Bill Munsell, Rich Galford, Rich Johnson, Richard Beck, Dave Peavy, Howard Deibler, Denny Palamarchuck, Terry Barker, Ralph Wisser, Hugh jordan, Mr. Minard. Row 3: Bob Hart, Ralph McKimm, Don Olson, Joe Gibbs, Gene Berfield, Andy,Anderson, Dennis Summerson, Bill Berry, john Prosper, Ray Dempsey, Mike Hartman, Denny Grasser, Bill Moscato, Barry Sarick. Row 4: Keith Heidrick, Bob Delp, Paul Lyon, john Kautz, Donny Fapore, Jim Gratton. Row 5: Mike Wheaton, john Strycula, Denny Caton, Jim Thomas, john Strait, Dave Swartwood, Bill Stavey, Frank Schuckers, Steve Summerson, Jim Grippo, james Grasser. The boys of the Radio Club are looking over the latest thirty year old model. Robert Losey, Carl Cromwell, Dave Johnston, Bob Pleak, Denny McManus, Keith Boots, Don Sherry, joe Lambert, Dave Caruso, Pete Rhinehuls. I I I Student Council Citizenship is best developed by actual training in the workings of our democratic system. Election to the Student Council and its officer provides an excellent background to this democratic way of life. Row 1: Dick Park, Beth Isacke, Carol Wetherholt, Janice Cheslock, Jackie Bacot, Pat Swiderski, Mary Jo McAulay, Mar- garet Mix, Cathy Bauer, Eddie Horning. Row 2: Jim Mitchell, Patty Geelen, Shirley Mitchell, Fran Caseino, JoAnn Thompson, Adrienne Isacke, ' Marie Reitz. Row 3: Dave Coppersmith, Danny Dolan, Stan Schwender, Tom Romick, Jan Gross, Mary Zoschg, Marie Carlson, Bev Robinson, Karen Miller, Steve Josephs, Bill Cleaveland, Dave Johnston. Row 4: Gary Johnson, Bud Murray, Kim Kelly, Mark Bricker, John Fragale, Don Fapore, Dick Mix, Bill White. I'm glad someone's enjoying Himself I When the Press comes out Wednesday nights, C.C.H..S. students turn to the School News with avid interest. Those responsible are the members of the Press Club, Row 1: Janis Reese, Sandy McWilliams, Marilyn Schager, Leslie Klees, Valerie Towner, Jean Zoschg, Wanda Logan, Anne Klees. Raw 2: Micky Jannotti, Cheryl Heitner, Dona Gartner, Gwen Coon, Peggy Dezack, Gilda Zito, Nancy Sarick, Mary Zoschg, Candy Newton. Row 3: Janice Garvey, Carol Casamo, Eleanor Glasl, Joanne Jannotti, Sharon Cleave- land, Carol Rolf, Mr. Puhala--advisor, Carol O'Hern, Sandy Uhl, Joan Beaton, Patty Villella, Sandi Grimone. l I2 Yarsity Club One of the most ac- tive and energetic clubs in school is the Varsity Club. These red lettermen have earned their place on the basketball and football squads with plenty of action on the field and court of C.C.H.S. Row 1: Jim Manners, Pat 'Normanly, Matt Zoschg, Denny Hanes, Mark Bricker, Terry Fragale, Gary john- son. Row 2.' Don Farber, Terry Barker, Bob Horning, Bob Joyce, Tom Romick, Don Fapore, Hugh Jordan, Denny Palamarchuck, Bob Greif, Jim Agliardo, Ed Mottern, jack Evans, and Mr. Baker. National Honor Society This society and its members exemplify the highest level of high school ability. It is composed of students outstanding in Scholarship, Leadership, Service, and Character. Joyce Bingeman, JoAnn Thomp- son, Jack Evans, Ruth Casenio, Steve Sepiol, and Sue Jordan.. National Mathematics Society. Mu Alpha Theta is an organization for students of exceptional ability in Mathematics. To become a member, a student must have completed 2M years of college preparatory Math and also have an average of at least B in all other subjects. Row 1: Ralph Wisser, Gary House, Sue McMillan, Jack Evans, Carol O'Hern, Steve Sepiol, Tom Nickler, Linda Baughman. Row 2: Miss Plas- terer, Gloria Olivett, Linda Songer, Ruth Casenio, Pat Villella, Shirley Mitchell, Sue Jordan, Jane Garvey. Row 3: Tom Romick, Dave Coppersmith, Kim Kelly, Randy Swesey, John Regec, Bob Mix. II3 Everything is A-O-K, 1-2-3-fi! U ree It Easy Larry Blaise .,..7A.....w CAST Mr. Oliver Riddle .... ,....,. Beulah Popoifich ...,.......... Min Emmie Lon Maloney ,,,A. Mfr. Sezmb Quigley MH. Papoifiela Jeanie Riddle .V,,... Elmer Quigley Am y ....,,,,... .. Belly ,,,,. Connie ,, ,A Andy Bob ,,,,, ,,.A Dorollf y .,A, ,, Ellie .G e,........ee we Gloria ., ,, ,.,,e,., Sizndm Dumont .e,,. M12 Clyde e,,..e Jimmy .e,,e,,, Joan Beaton Peggy Brown Carol Casamo Sharon Cleaveland Carol Coppersmith Dona Gartner Jane Garvey Mark Bricker David Brown George Brunner David Coppersmith Don Coppersmith Glenn Detweiler Jack Evans CHORUS Patricia Geelen Eileen Griffith Pamela Hewlett Joanne Jannotti Anne Klees Patsy Kinter Donald Farber Robert Greif James Manners Donald Miller Roy Mitchell David Nitsche Edward Stumpff Mr. Charles Kennedy Patsy Kinter Miss Anne Herbstritt Mrs. Bess Miller Miss Joanne Loeffler Janice Burnside Kim Kelly Suzanne Stamberger Susan Frith Mary Wenzel John Kautz David Snyder Karen Vogt Cheryl Peterson Diane Metz Janice Gross Mr. Max Narby John Regec Wanda Logan Susan McMillan Gloria Olivett Bernadette Oswald Nancy Sarick Carol Rolf Patrick Normanly Albert Peterson Timothy Petrazio Thomas Romick Ronald Stengel John Weis Matthew Zoschg Emmy Lou CMiss Herbstrittj and Oliver fMr. Kennedyj learn to do the Cha cha. Hey-what's this? 'I- jan Burnside and Ed Stumpff walk by THE store. jan Burnside and Kim Kelly argue it out. K K Somebody help Mrs. Miller! ' I5 Would you say Tom is having a little trouble? Curtain Going Up Tony Peterton Y,,,, jane! Dnvir , Elsie Hnnler YY,,,,, , Burk O'I-Imzz Nancy Lezferidge . lu., , Milt Sanderf u,,,.,,. i forko Guthrie Larry Fuller ,,YYY,,,,,,,,, , Andy Fnllbriglat ,Y,,,,, Min Bzn'ge.ff uu....... Sylvia Moore ,,u,,,, jawn White ,u,,,u, Min Moran ..,, Mr. Carter . ,, Min Riveff .,Y,,,, Kyle Roberif . ,.,. YY,,,,, , Middle-aged wommz .,,,v,, Mr. Levericlge Seronnl W'nmfzn .,,Yl... , .,,,,,,, ,, ,, anal Girl ,,Y,,,,,,YYY,,,,,Y,,,,,..Y.,,.....,.,,,,,,,,,,,,......V Paul Wehrnleister Linda Songer Patsy Kinter Mark Bricker Nancy Pellam ack Evans Ralph Wisser Bernadette Oswald Tom Romick . Susan McMillan ,, , Sandy Grimone Pat Villella Patti Geelen Matt Zoschg t. Joyce Bmgeman eanne Grubbe Peggy Brown Denny Hanes Kitty Sizemore Rose Toner Girl: .,.,. ,, ,,,ee, Barb Hoover, Bev Heist, Nancy Moran Sharon Gennocro, ean Armstrong nl ,969 Who, me, Mr. Torre ? u No, Norman, not tonight! I I6 Wait a minute: Here I come! these days 7 iii? Whats the matter with The cast of Curtain Going Up takes a proud curtain call. W n I beg your pardon. v i u 5 s ! 5 i 5 i Q 5 O.K., Reepie, back to Work! Jamie, you can sit down now. II7 NOW, you have to twist it like this. Are Bob, Matt, and Hugh really hard? Fi lsrugmtgjtfigishing touches on Hold it fight, Jimi The work becomes reality. iiggtiiguillhl ,leg-igging fhe refreshment tablea Did you say we have one day to finish this? Resting, Boys? I I8 M,-ff' Hina. 0-.qu Qur Hearts Were Yeung and Gay The cast poses for a picture between scenes. Ralph, Bernie, Pat, and Ed take it easy in their French hotel room. Sl6'1UQ7'c2Z .,,,, Mfr. Skinner s,,.. , Corfzelifz Otis Skimzer ,,s,.. .Mn Skimzer ,,,,, ,..,, s,,, , Emily Kimbrozzgb Plzrfer ,, ,,,ss,,,,,.,,.. A Slewarderr ,s,,, , , Dick llf!i7Zf61'5 ., Admiral ,s,,,, B I20 B, Tom Romick Pat Geelen ,, Pat Kinter Matt Zoschg Bernie Oswald Don Coppersmith Sandy Grimone ,. , Ralph Wisser Bill Bogart CAST A happy cast says thank you to their directors Mr. and Mrs. Tor Harriet St. john . ,,,, . Wifzifred Blaugla Leo McEvoy .,,,,,,,, . I mpeftor .r., ..,,,,, Tberera ....,...sssse Madame Elzfe ., ,,,,,,,,,.,sessss ,V.c 7 V Monsieur De La Crvix ..V,.- V.... . W'i1mf0w Clemzer Sue McMillan Carol Casamo Ed Stumpff . Joyce Bingeman Janice Garvey Elena Garcia Cima Richard McCaslin Don Coppersmith Hello . . . Is that you, Oscar ? Ccmdids Smoke gets in your eyes. t Are you kidding' Not at a slumber Are they letting a Corn Kurl come between them? Joan Beaton and Matt Zoschg 5 E 5 5 the drink with the coachg Bill White, Ralph Wisser, Kim Kelly, I wish Kuleck, jack Evans. these cups were bigger. You were? OK., Mr. Simon, if you say so. I2I So you Want to meet a Canadian . . . Denny Grasser, George Brown, Sue McMillan, Mark Bricker. Denny McManus, Ed Stumpff, Ray Stroup, in sour notes Y Sure you're hot, Stan, but really! . . . Groanie and Olive They did their best, they passed their test . . . Have, scooter, Will travel! Destination- Swamp and Bog. Kim and Mark l22 You'll never dunk that one A Red Raider would rather FIGHT than switch! Be a sperm Coming or going, girls? With or without? Y5'7?f'31f'i5'3?Q??9r 7'l9lhEf2 WA5'lw , I x K 9: .2:... . ,. .. , Q M .L , . . W.. 1 il Q f 5 iz 4- ' xx 1 fa 3 NB 1 S Q, 2 ss KX e X is y fa 2 5 .4 I 2 we is S iw 52 12 J Ha. 2 H 5 XX at , A ff! 2 .mein aim? 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Does she or doesnt she? Ginny Bateman Mr. Xwarmbrodt keeps well ahead of his Senior Lit. Class. l24 Smi era. le, you're on Candid Cam- janice Garvey Everything's there but the life N 8th grade artists ! CCHS Blacksmithsg Ed Berry, Ratph McKimm,'Ray 2 4 uress-UP Uuy is bl1Wdy5 a mu UA:-winners are msneryi rxerr, mary Mcrxeirnan, Dear Abby i U Charles Harford, Bill Meisel, Terry Stimpson, Dave Coppersmith, Dick Hayden, ln our Easter bonnets . . Bill Klees, Joyce Bingeman, Carol Casamo, Randy Swesey, Pam Hewlett, and Joanne Smith. Eileen, you're out of step. Elena, Peggy, Sandy, Eileen. Speci occas al ion When WE were conservative Fresh- men. I26 The Exchange Students visit Penn St No Comment! ate. s so funny about homework? and Mike who's the Brownie, Ralph? Competition for Chef Boy-Ar-Dee- Mr. Rogers and Cheryl McDevitt. l S 4 enior fathers. Bruce and Brucie. Aren't they cute? Bev and Elena. Prom Lotharios-Ed Berry, Denny Hanes, Jamie Johnston. L Joan and Peggy, i believe it or not. 1 5 Devil in Disguise - Don Farber. 3 l s l 2 I Future Manager Bill Olivett l27 Q fy :Av Q im. . Nfwwaf M. ,,.,,g5,w Q I 30 WE 5a7H 2i?m Tf!if,SQ5i3?iTki5ifQ5ZWHifii5QEE?Qz3ZAQ'1IL5ifLi45iisaff4.s?'wHZii3??f SU?LlksiieEi33933i6it34i2J+'?fW519E.WiwEwwrE5A1m1AmwmmJ , 'i7 'W , ,W maWwreU1aWMx1mua1.s:zrm':im:Lfmfw-,Lfffe11wf:s-m-w,.L,..wwmmq,-u.., - , i is i x EZ :FE . g 3 lfg ij E Y. gk .., ig H E5 If f . .J Z' w gi fi LEWIS AND HOCKENBERRY Manufadurers of FurnlI'ure Squares and Dimensions RICH VALLEY CHAS P HARVEY DIST INC ST MARYS PA PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Elk and Camergn Coun'I'ies PHONE TE 4-I55I I34 --ff rn '-Ti : 1 gp, .1 v 2 Y 1 A E V? 5 K 555551 wfiib' Ez W .. I 2 5 A , S P as MM amfwa, W Q. E mmm fb awww 2 Qmwq Eg? wg mi 'i9fwviaxmx:w.f,, W, mwswi. X,- :::,A::eLf :5E: QAWJ, W,A,,gfA. mm4f,, M, 3, .av ,Awww ,t .. ,L ,ras-fsuyi 3, fm, -- -Figigirxiwig ,, i 3 Q ,,, ,, rw waf42'39H f?'aysQs5'if-2 - 5siYfeg5,Q'2WAf?2Q:4az1afw 2 x L. G. 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