Campbell Memorial High School - Reveler Yearbook (Campbell, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1977 volume:

1-J STARS ARE YOUR FAVORITE GUR Stars ----------------- Seniors ..... The Crowd ------------ -Underclassmen . . - ---'--- a o o o o Ready . . Set. .Action --Sports . . . . .. The Show Must Go On --Clubs ..... . Screen Credits --------- Faculty and Staff Commercials ----------- A ds ....... 5 47 71 89 12 163 17 SHGW L. Dear Cast, Turn the pages, read the script, look at the pic- tures, and see the scenes from your high school. The Executive Director, lVlr. Nolfi, has tried to fit each and everyone for his part. The teachers are the Directors. They have attempted to make you up to fit the needs of your life. How well they have succeeded will be shown in the years to come. Let the pictures and printed script of this book bring back to mind all the rehearsals and scenes and parts you have played in Memorial High School. 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Telling jokes is one of Jonny Diamandis's favorite pastimes. Seniors take a break from diligent study as they prove that school isn't always all work and no play. Whether clowning around in the halls or participating in various activ- ities, these few scenes depict the wonderful experiences we all shared and will remember forever. In English class Greg Nlihalopoulas excavates an unknown civilization. f' f , .1 -V I 1 -Z ' nr- At the Senior Class Bingo and Card Party Nlatt Carlozzi and Rita Felde enjoy themselves. 9 ., iv! 'AQ , l Elifkg nf SENIOR PROJECT EMOTIONS Janice Dubos cannot eat a bugged ho ho, but she does enjoy her orange drink Bemg the last ones out of the lunch room is nothing un usual for Lucy Mazzarlno, Lori Chrapcynsku and Pam Bednarnk What has come before Emanuel Ginnis' eyes? Only he knows. l Y 'f H Knowing that art class can wait, Lance Jones sleeps quietly. I B- Friday assemblies prove to be enjoyable for Mike Duda, Roberta Kish and Kathy Konopka. 10 After working hard all week in school, Gloria Hanuscak, Cathy Lemmo and Tony Rivalsky gather at the Friday night dances and talk shop. 1-n+'l' :' 4:22-43 Q NN l l 1 l 1 l l An artist usually paints on paper, but Bob Spencer decorates the table. The mad camera man struck again in these senior student life pictures. While they weren't looking, click the camera shutter sounded and the look on their faces was one of surprise. The Reveler photographer was on guard, always looking for different expressions and actions. l I l l R A il I Y, Louie Diaz puckers his lips waiting for his dream girl. Gee, isn't it a wonder how students are so prompt arriving at McDonald's after Friday night games? 11 AND NOW, A WORD FROM OUR SPONSOR. TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1977: Congratulations and best Nishes to each of you! This is it. This is the year you FINALLY graduate . lVlost of you have been looking forward to this year for a long time. I hope your Senior year has been as great as you :hought and hoped it would be. During the three years that 've been your class sponsor, 've gotten to know a great many of you. It has been a great pleas- ire to work with you . No other graduating class will ever be as special as my class . I CLASS SPONSOR: Miss Theresa M. Fox PRES.-- Robert J. Wasko VICE PRES.--Donna Mangiarelli Sec.--Missy Mraz TREAS.--Janet Ringos - SOC. CH.NlAN--John Nlurar SOC. CH.WOMAN--Debbi Perline ' A Q -IPD J. I ' Y - G ... Q Yr ' b I r . 1, . 7 YA' ' '- . ' 1 N QI- 3 ' Vo.-- ' Z sw . 4 U, 1- .M 4 T-5-,H ,ug 5 A ' ' xml f - ' I --A - ..' 3. . we ' ' . - ir-I' A A -, 59- . N 4 5 y, J .. y . ' , . f- ' 1, 4 P J ' D A l M .uv , . . Q ss. I .mg -, , . , i.. 9 -,., iff .4. 1 v, Q I 4 A ', ' A A ,ow -. 1-i, 11 J I ' ,, - -1 fn. X , a ,ffl YY 1 Q Y Q .f W ,Sf ' 1 I ' vt. 8:1 :xx If A 'L' A . Q ' N , , H . 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V'-.' -'5' rw f ' ' Vw - 1' .L r- , h ' A 1. vi y ' j ,,3 '-S'- ex-.-Ji-' 19 F Vilsfx Mft--z- -Tx, 1-TJ, . S- Rfk' . S Vi' . ' ' V ' X A, 'v , Am'- --Q' J .1 if av,-Y. 'f' '+P -1 .f Y . Q xwffl x ge-H','2.'Qd: Z. n- 8 133.5 . 5-Qi J, fs... 7- 3,3 .'I ' -ga 'L ,. I' N'-'ilk 'J - '11 ', -1.'7 Pg' ,' , rs 'H' vF - TW, . '. L75'- YE -4.929-.. ' U- .2 - l- W-'fa 'Q ' .'- ? 4 -...-.Mu 5 'ffi 5 gnw v ' .nj .. - .. . S-Q ' Q - x F ',w ' A s 1 ' '23 ' - Q .4 . ' Q ' Q .-L',, -. ' ,fx I H - - ' V 'Q-1 MA RSHA ADAMS Marcha Course: VS Cosmetology Ambition: Cosmetologist Activities: Girls Basketball, Girls Track, FNA, FHA, Tri-Hi-Y. ALICE BAILEY Al Course: Commercial Ambition: Accountant Activities: Short- hand club, Home- coming committee MICHAEL BALDWIN Mike Course: Academic Ambition: Baseball Super-Star Activities: Football, Baseball, 'IR THOMAS E. ARMED llTeall Course: General Ambition: Biker Activities: None SUSAN BALAS Susie Course: Academic Ambition: Medical Technician Activities: Office checker, FNA, FHA, Cheerleader- Co- captain, Tri-Hi-Y, Librarian, Home- coming 8t Prom committee PAMELA BEDNARJ llpam II Course: Academic Ambition: X-ray Technician Activities: Girls Basketball, Girls Track, Spanish Clu Red 84 Black, FNA, FHA, Memo, NHS, Reveler Staff, Tri- Hi-Y, Math Club, Homecomming committee CAROL JEAN BEESON Course: Academic Ambition: Undecided Activities: French Club, FNA, FHA, Librarian, Home- coming 84 Prom committee ROBERT BERARDINO Bear Eourse: Academic lmbition: Medicine Xctivities: Band, ipanish Club, NHS, Zhemistry Club ATHLEEN BILLEC Kath rourse: VS Office lachine Operator ,mbitionz Ieceptionist .ctivitiesz FHA, Iomecomming ommittee Q' 'Xa 'Q 'IRENE BELASCO llpuppyll Course: VS Office Machine Operator Ambition: Secretary Activities: None DONNA BILLEC Course: Academic Ambition: Secretary Activities: Spanish Club, FNA, FHA, Memo, NHS, Rev- eler Staff, Short- hand Club, Home- coming and Prom committee CATHY BISKA Bisket Course: Commercial Ambition: Accountant Activities: Tri-Hi-Y d 17 CHARLES BLACK IICBII Course: VS ' Horticulture Ambition: Landscaper Activities: Foot- ball, Track JOYCE BOHAZI Course: Commercial Ambition: Undecided - Activities: Girls Track DIANE B RA CCOLINO Course: College Pre p. - Ambition: Bio- chemical Research Activities: French Club, FNA, FHA, NHS, Tri-Hi-Y, Chemistry Club, Math Club Librar- ian, Homecomming committee '18 JANE BOHAZI Olga Korbut Course: Business Ambition: Undecided Activities: Girls Track CARLA BONCYK Pumpkin Course: Practical Ambition: Undecided Activities: FHA, Librarian, Speech team, JA DANIEL BRAJKOVICH lIBrak ll Course: General Ambition: Druggisi Activities: Foot- ball, Track, Red 84 Black, Key Club Hi-Y JRA BULATKO ee Wee Iursez VS Office achine Operator nbition: Secretary :tivitiesz FHA tTEPHEN BURICH Steve ioursez College rep. Ambition: Engineer ictivities: Track, iolf, French Club, IHS, Chemistry Ilub, IVlath Club ATHERINE IARANO Cathy Course: Academic mbition: Comm- iercial Artist ictivities: French Ilub, Office Check- r, FNA, Reveler taff, Librarian, Ilass Officer 8th, omecomming 84 rom committee SANDRA BURGOS llsandyll Course: VS Medical ' Assistant Ambition: Registered Nurse Activities: None DANIEL CABAN Ilnannyll Course: Business Ambition: General Surgeon Activities: Band MATTHEW A. CARLOZZI Matt Course: Academic Ambition: Undecided Activities: Band, Wrestling, Spanish Club, Student Coun- cil, Homecomming 8t Prom committee 19 CHARLES CARR Chuck Course: Practical Ambition: Undecided Activities: None DAVID CASH Day Course: General Ambition: Undecided Activities: Band, Football, Basket- ball, Track, Home- comming escort ROBERT J. CHICLOWE Chic Course: General Ambition: Undecided Activities: Foot- ball, Wrestling, Homecomming Junior escort 20 CYNTHIA CARR llcindyll Course: Business Ambition: Undecided Activities: Office Checker SANDRA CEBALLOS Sandy Course: VS Medical Assistant Ambition: Practical Nurse Activities: None EDMUND CHOJNACKI Course: VS Drafting Ambition: College Activities: None LORRAINE CHRAPCYNSKI Lori Course: Academic Ambition: X-ray Technician Activities: Spanish Club, FNA, FHA, Memo, NHS, Rev- eIer,Staff--Ass't. Editor, Tri-Hi-Y, Homecomming committee ICHARD CUNNING Rich curse: VS Auto lechanics mbition: ndecided ctivities: None 'OBIN i'ALTORIO Bobs ioursez Academic mbition: Medical 'echnician ,ctivitiesz Spanish llub, Office Check- r, FNA, NHS, heerleader, Tri- i-Y, Chemistry Ilub, Homecom- ling 84 Prom com- mittee, Homecom- ling court SYLVIA COX Bad talkin' Lady Course: VS Office Machine Operator Ambition: Office Machine Operator Activities: Office Checker, Chess, Librarian, Home- comming committe MICHAEL CUTRONE Mike Course: VS Millwon Ambition: Undecided Activities: Foot- ball, Baseball T HEO DO RE DA R KA DA KIS Dark Course: General Ambition: Contractor Activities: None 21 MARK DELCO Course: VS Com- mercial Art Ambition: Photographer Activities: None ROCCO DeMART nR0ckyn Course: Business Ambition: Electrical Engineer Activities: Football, Basketball, Base- ball, Track GLA DYS DIAZ Course: VS Medical Assistant Ambition: Medical Assistant Activities: None 22 5 JEAN DeMART Course: Academic Ambition: Music Performer Activities: Band, Girls Track, Frencl' Club, Red 84 Black NHS, Reveler Staff Editor, Tri-Hi-Y, Chemistry Club, Speech Team, Homecomming 84 Prom committee Q JOHN DIAMANDIS Course: Academic Ambition: Lawyer Activities: Football Track, Wrestling, Class Officer 10th, 11th, Homecom- ming 84 Prom committee LOUIS DIAZ Vito' Course: General Ambition: Undecided Activities: None TA NZETTA DOTHARD Junior Course: Practical Ambition: Fashion Designer Activities: Girls Track, FHA ,Tri- Hi-Y l KLBERT ORUMOND AI Fourser Academic ,mbitionz Com- iercial Artist ,ctivities: Football, 'rack, Spanish Ilub, Homecom- iing 8L Prom ommittee H JAMES DUBOS llTutll Course: General Ambition: Jndecided Activities: Basket- yall, Hi-Y l AGAPI DOURLAD Course: VS Child Care Ambition: Child Psychologist ' Activities: Girls Track JANICE DUBOS Course: Academic Ambition: Dental Hygenist Activities: Spanish Club, Office Check er, FNA, FHA, Memo, NHS, Tri- Hi-Y, Chemistry Club, Shorthand Club, Nlath Club Librarian, Home- comming 84 Prom committee I NIARIANNE DUDA Course: VS Accounting Ambition: C.P.A. Activities: Office Checker, FHA, Tri Hi-Y 23 MICHAEL DUDA llzi ll Course: College Prep. Ambition: Engineer Activities: Foot- ball, Basketball, Track, French Club, Hi-Y, Nlath Club, Homecomming 84 Prom committee PREMJAI DUPLESSIS Princess Course: Academic Ambition: To be successful in any future endeavor. Activities: Band, Student Council, Homecomming 84 Prom committee RITA FELDE Course: College Prep. Ambition: Undecided Activities: French Club, Office Check- er, FNA, FHA, NHS, Reveler Staff, Nlath Club, Homecom- ming committee 24 STEVEN DUDIK Steve Course: Academi Ambition: Undecided Activities: Key C GUST FALLAS IIGUSII Course: Business Ambition: Undecided Activities: Foot- ball, Baseball, Wrestling GREGORY FESZ IIGreg ll Course: College Prep. Ambition: Undecided Activities: French Club, Key Club, NHS, Hi-Y, Chem- istry Club, Math Club WILLIAM FOWLER lIBrim ll Course: Practical Ambition: Lover Activities: None LINDA FRAZZINI Course: -VS Child Care Ambition: Housewife Activities: None NANCY GALANSES Course: Business Ambition: Medical Assistant Activities: FNA, FHA, Tri-Hi-Y, Shorthand Club, Homecomming 84 Prom committee LINDA FRANKS Course: Academic Ambition: Undecided Activities: French Club, FNA, FHA, Tri-Hi-Y, Librar- ian, Homecom- ming 84 Prom committee CAMILLE C. GAIA III C.C. Rider Course: Academic Ambition: Aero- nautic Engineer Activities: Golf, French Club, Red 84 Black, Hi-Y, Chemistry Club, Homecomming 84 Prom committee CHRISTINE GALANTIS Chrissy Course: Business Ambition: Medical Technician Activities: Office Checker, FNA, FHA, Memo, Rev- eler Staff, Tri-Hi- Y, Class Officer 10th, 11th, Home- comming 84 Prom committee, Pep Club 25 THOMAS G A L OUZIS Tom Course: College Prep. Ambition: Undecided Activities: Basket- ball, French Club, Hi- Y, Chemistry Club, Nlath Club JAMES GATTI llJim ll Course: Practical Ambition: Singer Activities: None GEORGE GEORGIADIS Course: Academic Ambition: Electrical Engineer Activities: Band, Spanish Club JOSEPH GARCHAF llJoeIl Course: General Ambition: Photographer Activities: None JOSEPH GENTILE IIJOE ll Course: Practical Ambition: , Electrician Activities: None EMANUEL GINNIS Crazy Greek Course: General Ambition: Business Administration Activities: Foot- ball, Track, Span- ish Club, Home- comming commit- tee, Homecom- ming Junior escort RONALD GEEWAX llwaxll Course: VS Electricity Ambition: Millionaire Activities: None Q DEBORAH GOZUR Debbie Course: Cdllege Drep. Ambition: Engineer Activities: Girls Track, French Club, Officer Checker, FNA, FHA, Memo- Ass't. Editor, NHS, Reveler Staff, Tri- Lli-Y, Chemistry Club, Math Club, Librarian, Speech Team, Homecom- ning 84 Prom com- nittee, Pep Club RICHARD GRESKO Rick Course: Business Ambition: Guitarist Activities: Foot- ball, Basketball, Track, Homecom- ming committee, Homecomming escort KEVIN LEROY GORE DuIey Course: Business Ambition: Lady's Man Activities: Foot- ball, Basketball, Track DAVID GREEN Course: Practical Ambition: Undecided Activities: None GLORIA JEAN HANUSCAK Glor' Course: Academic Ambition: Special Education Teacher Activities: Band, Spanish, Officer Checker, FNA, Memo, Tri-Hi-Y, Shorthand Club, Librarian, Home- comming 84 Prom committee MA NUEL HAZIDROSOS Course: VS Electronics Ambition: Undecided Activities: None GENIA LEE HERNS Trouble 6'1 Course: VS Business Machine Operator Ambition: F.B.I. Activities: Girls Basketball, Office Checker, FNA, Homecomming committee. DEBORAH JOHNSON Debi Course: VS COE Ambition: Secretary Activities: Office Checker, FHA, Librarian, Class Officer 9th, JA 28 jiri? ag-4 Qfiiiffiisl Y ff , MICHAEL HARRISON Mike Course: Practical Ambition: Truck Driver , Activities: Track ANTHONY IFFT llTonyll Course: General Ambition: Rich Guitar Player Activities: Homecomming committee, Homecomming Junior escort LORETTA JOHNSON Retta Jo Course: General Ambition: A Great Singer Activities: FHA STEPHEN KANOCZ Steve Coursey Practical Ambition: Broadcasting Activities: Hi-Y OPHIA KANTARAS Ioursez General imbition: Poodle Iipping ctivities: FNA, HA, Tennis NILLIAM KISH Bill 3ourse: General Ambition: Military Service Activities: Key Club MARGO KANTARAS Course: Business Ambition: Secretary Activities: Girl's Basketball, Girls Track, Key Club, FNA, FHA, Tri-Hi-Y, Shorthand Club, Girls Sports Club, Homecoming and Prom committee ROBERTA KISH Bert Course: Business Ambition: Computer Operator Activities: Girls Basketball, Girls Track, Red 8t Black, Tri-Hi-Y, Shorthand Club, Tennis, Girls Sports Club, Homecoming committee. DOMINIC LENTINE Fearless Rearless Course: Practical Ambition: Travel Activities: Football 29 KATHERINE KONOPKA Kathy Course: Academic Ambition: Medical Technologist Activities: Band, Office Checker, FNA, Chemistry Club, Tennis, Homecomming committee MICHAEL KOU LIANOS Mike Course: College Prep. Ambition: Undecided Activities: French Club KAREN KUBUS Course: College Prep. Ambition: Medical Field Activities: Girls Track, Spanish Club, Office Check- er, FNA, FHA, Memo, NHS, Rev- eler Staff, Tri-Hi- Y, Chemistry Club, Math Club, Student Council, Home- comming 84 Prom committee 30 FREDERIC KORNAS llFredIl Course: Practical Ambition: Electrical Engineer Activities: None BAMBI KRAMER Course: General Ambition: Undecided Activities: Librarian CHRISTOPHER KUST Zombo Course: Practical Ambition: Electrician Activities: Foot- ball, Wrestling HENRY LAND lIFIylI Course: Practical Ambition: Electrician Activities: Foot- ball, Basketball, Track XROL ANN XRICCIA furse: College ap. nbition: Engineer ztivitiesz French ub, Red 84 Black, i-Hi-Y, Chemis- f Club, Nlath Club, brarian, Class ficer 11th, Ma- 'ette, Homecom- ing 84 Prom com- ttee, Homecom- 'ng court ISEPH LA RU BINA oe Iurse: Business nbition: ldecided :tivitiesz None -....f.l Z? E. LOUIS LANZO III-ou ll Course: General Ambition: Undecided Activities: Foot- ball, Basketball CYNTHIA LAROSA Ilcinll Course: Business Ambition: Cosmetology Activities: Home- comming committee KATHLEEN LEMMO Little Lemme Course: Academic Ambition: Lab Technician Activities: French Club, FNA, FHA, Memo, NHS, Tri- - Hi-Y, Shorthand Club, Majorette-- Co-Ass't., Home- comming 84 Prom committee 31 NICHOLAS LIBERTIN Nick Course: College Prep. Ambition: Pharmacist Activities: Band, S anish Club NHS p I I Re veler Staff, Chem- istry Club, Nlath Club, Student Coun- cil, Cross Country RAMON LOPEZ Course: College Prep. Ambition: Civil Engineer Activities: Basket- ball, Baseball, Spanish Club, Rev- eler Staff, Chemistry Club, Tennis, Cross Country EILEEN MALDONADO Course: Academic Ambition: Spanish Teacher Activities: None 32 ,. .ii .gk .IEMQ Y .. - I 'iq f,. f.. CYNTHIA LINDSA' ncindyu Course: General Ambition: Undecided Activities: Libraria MARY NIAILLIS Course: Business Ambition: Undecided Activities: Office Checker, FNA, FH! Tri-Hi-Y, Short- hand Club, Home- comming Queen l DONNA NIANGIA RELLI Course: College Prep. Ambition: Chemic Engineer Activities: French Club, Office Chec er, FNA, IVlemo, NHS, Tri-Hi-Y, Chemistry Club, lVlath Club, Class Officer 9th, 12th, Student Council, Homecomming 84 Prom committee SSICA MARIAKIS urse: Business 1bition: Secretary tivities: None ANK IVIASTORIS urse: Business ibition: Business ministrator tivities: NHS, JA ICHOLAS ATHEWS Nick ourse: General mbition: ndecided ctivities: Wrest- ng, Key Club PATRICIA IVIARTINEZ Susan Course: General Ambition: Cosmetologist Activities: Shorthand Club NICHOLAS NIASTO RIS Nick Course: General Ambition! Undecided Activities: None LUCY IVIAZZARINO Shiela Course! Business Ambition: Accounting Activities: FNA, FHA, Nlemo, NHS, Reveler Staff, Tri- Hi-Y, Shorthand Club, Homecom- ming committee 33 PA ULA MEADOR Course: General Arnbition: Undecided Activities: None MICHAEL MELNICK Putney Course: VS C.O.E. Ambition: Book Keeper Activities: Wrestling JANIES NIILLER llJirnII Course: VS Auto Body Ambition: Auto Body Nlan Activities: None '44 fps: yt gn, BRENDA LEE NlcCOY Bren Course: VS Account ant Clerk Ambition: Certified Public accountant Activities: None JEFFREY LEE NIILLHO USE Sweet Jeff Course: General Ambition: Lover Activities: None NANETTE MILLETTE Crazy Lady Course: VS Office Nlachine Operator Ambition: Chief Noodlemaker at Chef Boy-ar-dee Activities: None IIICHAEL JIONOKANDILOS 'Bird Iourse: College 'rep. tmbition: Doctor kctivities: Band, lvrestling, French Ilub, Chemistry Dlub VA RUTH JRALES Ruthy urse: Business mbition: Modeling tivities: None CHARLES NIRAKOVICH Chuck - Course: VS Auto Mechanics Ambition: Undecided ' Activities: None LUCILLE MOOTZ Lucie Course: College Prep. Ambition! To be Successful Activities: Spanish Club, Red 84 Black, FNA, FHA, Tennis, Homecomming committee IVIARISA MRAZ nwlissyu Course: College Prep. Ambition: Public Relations Activities: Girls Basketball, Girls Track, French Club, Red 81 Black, FNA, FHA, Nlemo, NHS, Reveler Staff, Tri- Hi-Y, Chemistry Club, lVlath Club, Librarian, Class Officer 12th, Stu- dent Council, Home comming 84 Prom committee, Home- comming Court JOHN NIURAR Course: College Prep. Ambition: Aero- nautical Engineer Activities: Foot- ball, Basketball, French Club, NHS, Hi-Y, Chemistry Club, IVlath Club, Class Officer 10th, 12th, Homecom- ming 84 Prom committee 35 CATHERINE PAULINE MURPHY Ilmurphll Course: Business Ambition: Nurse Activities: FNA, Librarian, Home- comming committee KIMBERLY ANN NOVAK Kimmy Course: College Prep. Ambition: Medical Technologist Activities: French Club, Office Check- er, FNA, NHS, Tri- Hi-Y, Chemistry Club, Nlath Club, Librarian, Majorette --Head, Homecom- ming 81 Prom committee RONALD PAGAN IIRonlI Course: VS Carpentry Ambition: Undecided Activities: None 36 NICHOLAS NICOLAOU Greek Course: Business Ambition: Undecided Activities: None CARMEN IRIS ORTIZ Iris Course: Business Ambition: Undecided Activities: None SOFIA PASSAS Sofie Course: Business Ambition: Secretar' Activities: Office Checker, FHA, FN! Shorthand Club, Homecomming 81 Prom committee CHRISTOPHER L. PATTON Larue Course: Business Ambition: Law Enforcement Activities: Band, Football, Basket- ball, Track, Revele Staff, Student Coun- cil, Cross Country RENE POLLICE Course: VS Medical Assistant Ambition: Regis- tered Nurse Activities: Home- comming comrnitte ELAINE POULLAS Course: General Ambition: To Be Famous Activities: Short- hand Club 37 STEVE PSILOS Course: College Prep Ambition: Civil Engineer Activities: French Club, Chemistry Club ANTOINETTE RICCIARDI Ant Course: Business Ambition: Cosmetologist Activities: Office Checker, FNA, FHA, Reveler Staff, Pep Club, Homecoming 84 Prom committee ANTHONY J. RIVALSKY Tony Course: College Prep Ambition: Engineer Activities: Foot- ball, Track, Span- ish Club, Chemistry Club, Math Club, 38 JOSEPH QUINN llJoelI Course! Auto Mechanics Ambition: Auto Mechanic Activities: None JANET RINGOS IIJanlI Course: General Ambition: Nurse Activities: Golf, FNA, Office Checl er, Shorthand Club Class Officer 12th, Majorette--Co he: Homecoming 84 Prom committee MIKE RODRIGUEZ Mouse Course: Practical Ambition: Travel Activities: None JOSEPH ROMITO IlJoeII Course: VS Electronics Ambition: College Activities: Spanish Club DEBRA M. ROSE Debbie Course: College Prep. Ambition: Actress Activities: French Club, Red 84 Black, FNA, FHA, Memo, NHS, Chemistry Club, Shorthand Club, Nlath Club, Speech Team, l-lomecomming 84 Prom committee MICHAEL JON SAMULKA Smoke Course: College Prep. Ambition: Pilot Activities: Red 84 Black, Chess MARY ROSARIO Course: VS Account ant Clerk Ambition: Certified Public Accountant Activities: None CHERYL SALVATOR Course: Academic Ambition: Nurse Activities: Spanish C lub, Office Chec k- er, FNA, Reveler Staff, Nlajorette, Homecomming committee LAWRENCE SANDERS Jr. Drill bit Course: General Ambition: Army Activities: Football Manager 39 AIDE SANTANA IlAideIl Course: Business Ambition: Secretary Activities: Spanish Club, Shorthand Club PATRICIA SENIANOVICH npattyn Course: Business Ambition: Accountant Activities: Key Club Tri-Hi-Y, Short- hand Club, Home- comming 84 Prom committee AGRIPINO SERRANO Course: Academic Ambition: Medicine Activities: Foot- ball, Track, Span- ish Club, Key Club, Cross Country. 40 JANIES SARNA llJin,lll Course: General Ambition: Undecided Activities: Tennis KATHERINE SEN' uKathyu Course: Academif Ambition: Regis- tered Nurse Activities: Spanis Club, Office Chef er, FNA, FHA, Nlemo, Tri-Hi-Y, Class Officer lltlf Homecomming 81 Prom committee, Pep Club VINCENT SFERRA Vince Course: General Ambition: Electrician Activities: None JOHN SHABELLA Course: College Drep. Ambition: Accountant Activities: Track, Golf, Spanish, NHS, Chemistry Club, Sross Country 'INIOTHY SHIELDS Tim :ourse: General imbitionz lndecided .ctivitiesz None TEPHEN JOHN OLIC Steve ourse: General mbition: lndecided ctivities: Wrestling b TERRY SHAW Baby Doll Course: Business Ambition: Model Activities: Home- comming 84 Prom committee, Home- comming Court IVIICHELE LORRAINE SKOUFATOS Nlitch Course: Academic Ambitiong Lawyer Activities: Golf, Spanish Club, Red 84 Black, Key Club, Office Checker, FN! FHA, Nlemo, Tri- Hi-Y, Chemistry Club, Librarian, Class Officer 9th, Homecomming 8. Prorn committee PATRICIA SOLTIS Patti Course: Academic Ambition: Dietary Technician Activities: Spanish Club, Red 81 Black, Office Checker, FNA, FHA, Librar- ian, Homecom- ming committee 41 ROBERT SPENCER Haywood Course: Practical A mbition: Profession- al football player Activities: Foot- ball, Basketball, Wrestling, Track ELIZABETH STANKO Liz Course: VS Child Care Ambition: Child Care teacher Activities: Band, Tri-Hi-Y JOHN STRAUB Course: General Ambition: Undecided Activities: None 42 KENNETH STAHUI uKennyn Course: College Prep Ambition: U.S.A.F Activities: Footbal Track, French Clut Hi-Y, Homecomin committee ANTHONY STILES lIT0nylI Course: General Ambition: Undecided Activities: Football Track, Baseball, Prom committee NIICHAEL SUDOL lllvlikell Course: General Ambition: Military School Activities! Footbal Track DAVID PAUL SUHICH Dave Course: Commer- :ial Art V Ambition: Profes- sional Photographer Activities: Football, Track, Homecom- ing committee DATRICIA ANN SZILAGYI 'Dimples 3ourse: Business Ambition: Secretary Activities: FNA, Librarian, Home- :oming committee lON E. TEXTER 'Jet Course: Business Xmbition: 3rickIayer Xctivities: Football, Nrestling, Baseball, Jffice Checker, JEANNIE MARIE SVAGERKO Jerko Course: College Prep Ambition: Nurse Activities: Girls Basketball, Red 84 Black, Office Checl er, FNA, FHA, Memo, Tri-Hi-Y, Librarian, Home- coming 8i Prom committee WILLIAM RALPH TAGGER Willie- Tags: Course: Practical Ambition: Undecided Activities: None I MARK TIRPACK il-rirpn Course: College Prep Ambition: Veterinarian Activities: Golf, Spanish Club, Red 84 Black, NHS, Hi- Y, Chemistry Club, Math Club, Tennis, Baseball 43 SUZANNE TOFIL lITofll Course: Academic Ambition: College Activities: French, Club, FNA, FHA, Cheerleader, Tri- Hi-Y, Librarian, Homecomming 8. Prom committee WA LTER JOSEPH TOMICH Course: College Prep. Ambition: Lawyer Activities: Football, Track, Spanish Club, Hi-Y JOHN D. VAN SUCH llvanll Course: VS Carpentry Ambition: Carpenter Activities: Football 44 DOLORES TONIC Dee Dee Course: Business Ambition: Legal Secretary Activities: Red 84 Black, FNA, FHA, Shorthand Club LOUIS TSAGARIS Louie Course: Academic Ambition: Lawyer Activities: Footbal Track, Wrestling, Spanish Club, Che istry Club, Tennis RUTH VAN SUCH Ilvuthll Course: Academic Ambition: Regis- tered Nurse Activities: Band, Golf, Spanish Club Red 8L Black, FNA FHA, Reveler Staf Chemistry Club, Student Council, Speech Team, Homecomming 81 Prom committee, JA NARILYN ARADAY Nlare ourse: College .ep mbition: Civil 'ugineer ctivities: Girls asketball, Girls rack, French Club, NIA, Tri-Hi-Y, hemistry Club, ath Club, Pep lub ZFFREY E. VARGO -erch nurse: Academic 'nbitionz lVlath eacher ztivities: Band, ianish Club, Track anager .NIES VITUS eff -urse: General nbition: rpenter tivities: None I CAROLYNE VARGC Course: General Ambition: Undecided Activities: None JINI VIGLIO Vig Course: Academic Ambition: Undecided Activities: None WILLIAM VOLOSII' IIBHIII Course: College Prep Ambition: Engineer Activities: Track, Spanish Club, NHS, Hi-Y, Chemistry Club, Math Club, Cross Country Tearr 45 TED VOLSKO Course: Academic Ambition: Undecided Activities: Football Baseball, Spanish Club, ROBERT WASKO Wasko Course: Academic Ambition: Congressman Activities: Spanish Club, Red 8t Black, Memo, Reveler Staff, Hi-Y, Class Officer 11th, 12th, Student Council, Homecomming 84 Prom committee JEROME WILLIAMS Cowboy Course: VS Auto Mechanics Ambition: Mechanic Activities: Track, Wrestling 46 PAULA C. WALLACE Corn Wallis Course: Business Ambition: Nurse Activities: Band, Girls Track JOYCE WEST Course: Academic Ambition: Undecided Activities: Girls Track, French Cli FNA, FHA, Revel Staff, Shorthand Club, Homecom- ming 81 Prom committee PHYLLIS WILLIC Course: Business Ambition: Undecided Activities: Key C FHA, Shorthand C JDREW WIL LS lope Iurse: Business nbition: Army DTC rtivities: Band, lsketball, Track, 'estling XROLE ZACKASEE ack vurser VS Medical sistant nbition: Regis- 'ed Nurse :tivitiesz Office wecker, FNA, NHS, ass Officer 10th, th, Homecom- ng 84 Prom com- ttee, Pep Club MELA JEAN PKA Pam vurse: Business nbition: :decided tivitiesr Key Club, IA, FHA, Memo, 'veler Staff, Short- nd Club, Student Iuncil, Home- mming commit- z, Pep Club .LV X PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE Joseph Bleganowski Emanuel Biliris Kevin Carney Paul Dubos Perry Harrison Anthony Maldonado Gregory Mihalopoulos Felix Santiago Martin Senjanec Steve Smith Peter Stamos Joseph Stankich Emanuel Tsoulfas Joe Walker Judy Wilson JONATHAN WOODWARD John Course: General Ambition: Skilled Tradesman Activities: Football, Track ROBERT JOSEPH ZACKASEE Zack Course: Academic Ambition: Criminology Activities: Spanish Club, Key Club, Memo, Chemistry Club, Math Club, Homecomming 84 Prom committee 47 ' fi' f7f. ' '1grf'w1 'N ' . wg ,V -3' 3 . M! T. Arfaras S. Bailey .k - , H H.. N. Ballas J. Baty M. Beck F C 'J :F 7, iii v I 'Q R1 -.-if - ,f '- - - s S J 1-fi 1 in - C ' fl 4 G. Bednarik K. Bednarik J. Beeson J. Billec K. Billec ,M --9 sk 1, J rf J. Black J. Bolina - w - I 'QT T Y!! 1 Q if 9 1 A-I .,. . - - X ' ,, 'fx W , 1 4' w -. . E. Boncyk A. Bonilla T. Bowers J T1 ' -ii ri th, ff' ' xxxx '.i, XE 1 ks f ki -1.x E. Burgos W. Burgos iz ' 5 .5311 4, ,Z 4- f 4' R. Cantanzriti M. Cariozzi T1 1 'Z-nt L . I ' '-1' Q L. Conway T. Corbett J! ' 1:11 A ,Q y x ' , B A. is L x ki XX l N' ' i V. D'AI'TlafO D. DaiZfiiO 1 i . T 'i - 1 I1 S. Burke M. Byrd K. Candella ' 5 T ...,.y - 4 ' Q ' , ..,, ,. - , .,, . :Q I V 5 T' .1-1 f 7'i J, wi I Ni I '11 if ii V I Lk I ,K K. Carwell E. Chiera M. Collazo , 1 X , 1, ' 'V' .. 31.1, r l f if fi . - fi 1 'wr I - 'Ni A L. Constantino J. Cox E. Crowl ,A - t 1891, ws w .Ln ' ii' 'atv' 5 I I i . 1 f' '. -tr' T' XJ ff: . ...Wifi V Z. Davis A. DeTunno S. Dimoff 'X r. fp U 35 ' T33 Q A 0 ' .....g ' 'Z', J. Dintino J. Donofrio J. Douglas M. Drotar S. Drozda . v I Rfk NK B. Duraney R. Dyce S. Flll B. Florin: M. Flores 1'-9 'ir' ji ,. T fr. . X ix f M. Flowers S. Friedman D. Frklech T. Gampieres W. Gilliam ., 'H 4- K.- .4 il 'Vis '6 . M v- . cu j vi , QN ' 4 L ' -, l ff N' B' . wif . ,.,' f M .l X. . I ., -sou. ' is X - . . 1 , F. Grachanin C. Graves K. Halkitis R. Hensperger R. Hetrick x 4 A , v. ' 4 ,,,f 'fx' :Q ,. 2 1 i L. Holan E. Hudak A. Hvisdak J. Ihnat B. Jakubek . 15. , 1 A ,., f Q z I X I l -5' f! i 4 ,Q A A A. Johnson M. Johnson P. Johnson J. Jonda L. Jones .J 1 .. F Ja 1 . ff X . A .Z .va-vlllii ' , - K. Jurlch M. Kantaras M. Kapsulis J. Kargakos N. Kavoklls V 3 - ::iiili'W'-'ill'lt. 5 4 I JB J if-Q GRAB A BARREL OF JUNIUR . --QW, L+ WI? f xi f' ff Q 2 M 37-1 ity AEK., 4- X P. Kea K. Keish I K. Kennedy B. Kopinsky D. Korchnak 5, Korchnak N. Labrie L . .Q 1 it V I , ' wc! V- , 'X ' 2, 5 R . ' '1 I 'Qi sl, . A Q -- , 7 Y i , I C.. ' ' X 'x , f . J. Lanzo B, Leskey J, Loftus T. Luc N. Macias H. Maillis Nl. Nlakatura 'vu ff' X! M. Mangiarelli C. Manno T. Marino A 5' E A my ! D. McIntyre A. Mediate P, Melnik 4-sp J. Miller VV- Miller T. Minev ?Q Q J. Mitulinski K, Morales T. Nagy I 'I I U Q A .c R 1 ' Y 4 ', it . -.. Ivvjlsgn - 1 ,, ff' '91 f eg- ' .-'. w fvfl-f'. - 5,-.,11?L iEg5. .f, X M. Mastoris J. Matesevac F. Mazzoca R. Mccormick FW .AQ jr? M '17 1 fi, ' ' 4 A - -J K. Meris J. Michaels J. Miklus V. Milhouse . Amr., 0, H E. Miranda M. Misses J. Mistovich J. Mistovich W ,L 357' T - -rv L. A A 1' .4 , , vi ,fl A: E- f Y I ' J .. ' M Q' 1 ,... M, Nardelli D, Nick K. Nicolaou C. Nisevich EE N VJ. N' A ,A P. Noren C. O'Connor V - ---f-,p ,- -. -fi 1 R. Olesky , ,W . R. Orologas 3 l B. 0'Shelski P- Palmer 1 X 4 .i. J V ,fx . W - 4 is N. Pantelakis C- Paf'If9liS A l i V --:ff V ff l .-iilyllf C' K. Pappas N. Pizanias J. Polkabla L. Pollander ,,l. .,p,: Junior year is an extra- special time. It is a year filled with so - many unforgettable memories. Getting involved ' officers ' , A ,, 'S W' . Joining clubs and being V 3 , l Memo Feeling confident To skip and get away with it. Nl. Pollice H, PouIIa,5 ' i H Working together as a class Selling tickets A big crowd at the chicken dinners Dancing to Rooti Kazooti Decorating the Homecoming float -nv' Growing up Getting a drivers' license Choosing class motto K' Poulla-5 E- Pl'0Ch-ak Colors, gem, flower Your class ring NHS induction Knights in White Satin Going to graduation parties - Being an upperclassman. - l ' if ,wi x ' fam .' 3: ff V. .- M. Puskarcik D- Ramifel V7 ' K. Ramunno L. Ramunno rr- T. V .V ,L tyf S'-f C 1. ,K-ef K M. Ramunno L. Rin90S ,N 7 , ' - if jx, .P rl .u A 4, ' if-.41 .scoff ' S ft if , x, ,- , .,. iq 5. . N -. 1 ,. . - ' l r Class Officers: Barbara Scanlon--Treas., A- Rios R- Rios Mernie Zackasee--Pres, Cindy Manno--Vice, Butchie Sferra--Soc. Chair., Gina Zinghini-- Sec., Chuck Nisevich--Soc. Chair, Miss Pol- kabla--Sponsor. L .gfwf ...THEY'RE CHICKE -LICKI , GGGD .f? .4 ., - lf, T- ' r-1 N 'M 43 ., ' .- Xkxbxwc-,. ,l 31: A. Rivera J, Rogugki Nl. Romeo T. Rosario K. Rovder J. Sandusky D. Santiago .. ' TT .7 7 ' Q .- - A Q, -cv' Y 5 4 f ' g. , !f' .1 ll . ,1..Q,'x V' I.. X , Ae. A . f-. T. - Wy. X .. .1 . 'ffxi .fx ' ' .nv- 'V K.1 -0 W ' fe I x A f X SA' X J- Sar1f0r0 M. Savka B. Scanlon J. Schrieber D. Sebest ' if ., .4 gy is 1 g fr' T ' - 1' ' T 'J I - . ,X k --. 1' N I ' , Y 1' 'f. A y 'I , 5 R. Seitz A. Serrano L. Sertich B. Sferra B. Skotis -,I 5,?:xv' . . K '- F' .N xxv ff N- ' . 2222 'r. EQ Slagle L. . Spagnola P ' , s A .K Aj its ' , 1 e . we s O 0 Twefinm- ' 6 N J-My -of G. Spirtos K. Stamp T. Stanec C, Sfankich A- Stores X-J AT! , qx. P. Struharik J. Suarez D- Tabus T. Teague C, Testa l ll xo' 1- , fx 1 Y! :un , 1,1 1 ll 1: ?' J f as . ,ik ' . .X . ,, , ' :iz QI' an ' 'W P 'ul P- Th90Phan0U5 A. Tighe B. Tomich R. TOlTl0Cik J, Tonkinson -1-1: N s ' X I., .-fl X 'I - ,HA W ,-- ii? I 9 -' JQ Q IVI. Tonkinson F. Torres J. Toth M. Trexler B, Turnbull -Q P l x 'I Q Y 1- , m S, 1 lf, W VB- . fm--. H. Valantasis J. Valentino N. Vankulick AL D. Bares D. Bembry IVI. Breit Nl. Carney P. Dolan S. Gocala F. Gonzalez J. Gozur P. Hamilton D. Harvischak Fl J. Villy .f I ' '-1 . .X r ' 'gif qi? -:I J X V' qlfxfl ,fl g L N. .. . F J. Woodward x r -. - 1 5 ' . .1 f l W! . , .'1, in i 1 -. ef .x . 4.1 cf. T. Vocature D. Vrabel B. Vrona P. Wallace .4-5 l A , x U 94 qi., Nl, Zackagee S. Zackasee G. Zinghini B. Zuzga Juniors not pictured: K. Henderson P. Socak G. Hughes A. Spencer R. Jevesok R. Suarez T. Koulianos A. Tavlarios G. Melendez J. Tighe J. NObile T, Turner M. Rogers L. Valerio J. Sanders B. Vaschak Workman R. Seymour C. K . Shaw I Marcia Trexler and Joey Nlistovich are not continuous workersg they DO take breaks. i--2-f G' 1 ' Q , g , -1 -su-1. , Q --1 - -- ,,,T,?-, .,,, T . .- - F 5.-3 f., ' g ig 'V - l c all 1 Q f 4' -.511-L.- - .. r-. j , 1 .E I ' 7 JA i 7 - '51 P- 1 ' vo--4 wwf 'l gi Studyhall proves to be the thrill of the day for Eva Chiera. Smiley Struharik is contemplating his Tony Teague gets down to the music as he dances the night away. next move. 54 4-'fs 'Q Nick Kavorklis proves an uncanny talent for the phonetic alphabet. lVliCl'l9le ROITIBO F10 longer minds being Called fe the Office' Monte Beck has less of a chance of being distracted in his own I ittl e corner. ,uname- !'A In Physics class Antonette Mediate dreams of electro-mag netic forces. 240' Faced with many difficult and strange situations, these classmates are caught in action as they star in their memorable performance as Juniors. The happy-go-lucky students inject excitement into everyday school life by adding a touch of zest to the monotony. S. Q-5' sf - S5 After Steve Zackasee sews the car, it can go out on the road. 'qv-vw? I-' . I Nr. xx wget' J Fil 1 i qhq. I A il i . s Tom Stanec whistles while he works. 56 is J W U T' H5532 - ....1'iw l If V l in,-12- J g '- 11:3 1. v iii ,I x.E :H,A 'AJ -rt, .-. ',,-'ff i' 5.-' Above Left: Under the hood is where the action is. Above Left: Jack Tonkinson is planting a beanstalk. This plane is ready for a take-off. Mike Tonkinson learns to work with the snow. We are truly fortunate to en- able our students of Memorial High to attend the Vocational School and help maintain our high standard of skilled workers in this country. Those juniors attending in- clude: Stephanie Bailey, Karen Billec, James Black, Sheri Burke Keith Candella, Karen Carwell, Mildred Collazo, Evelyn Crowl, Vincent D'Amato, Robert Dura- ney, Mary Flores, Michele Flow- - - . . - t -be , 155 llflil V- -' , . 1 . ,.,,-QQ' v- i my ff l--- :Lmfifl . ' be shocking. l F U ers, William Gilliam, Frank l Q 1, ' ' 4 Grachanin, Rich Hetrick, Lisa Holan, Jean lhnat, Rita Jevesck, ,, 4, as . + - ' Michael Kapsulis, Bob Kopinsky ' Nick Labrie, Robert Leskey, , V - James Loftus, Frank Mazzocco, ,' 'X A Q 4 sg , Rose McCormick, Janis Michaels, of-f ' ' 9 M , E A E' Vanessa Milhouse, John Miller, ', -J' X ... 5 ' I -i -1 Wayne Miller, Elsa Miranda, fd., , 4' lf i L Q' Q Marg lV:issos, floyce Mitulinski, Q, ,'t V ,Cal A ' if 9 Kim er y Mora es, Mar ene Nar- it .Fiji-3's ,L mg. ' A IQ- -delli, Charles Nisevich, Penny l nel' sA,'-5- if Kun'-.15 A2 Palmer, Lisa Pollander, Michael gm 'ull J ' 'M Pollice, Michele Puskarcik, Angel Rivera, Theresa Rosario, John Sanders, Jennifer Sandusky. 53 'Ja X7 Rose McCormick is getting ready for a night out on the town. When they're threw, these girls will make good secretaries for some executive. Chuck Nesivich is a student V.I.P. Electricity cours .P Q , I 9 Can Es.. 5 Zh it ,J iw I C: Regina . Susan Agnone f , ,I KW i 0 V Y 7 W-xgggf ' A f A il, , ,I Pandee ' ' Elizabeth Alvarado Steve Balas rn W , Daryl Balestra ' ' ,. 1 1- A ' Debra Q Bernadette Bednarik Barone 'nl , , A 4 , X lvl A A X Terry Bem bry 1 ll Cheryl . Benedis 1 , R ,Qy Marisa li ' Bonilla ,, ,Al Alan Bosak ' '- 'Q- J ' Russell Brodnan ' l Luann Carano ,- 1, r I F l H . vii- Ronnie Carano Y., Q .X at iz if Aldo Chiovitti Rose Cutrone H 108' i 6' 3 T Brian Danilov ' 'T !f . ' i T i ' Anthony DeFelice Chester i DeWitt if-' n ,f . f Andy Diamantes . . N .Nxt V P Xi , Janice Biej ,,.,, lr . ' Q: f :I ' izl Joann Burgos v 4 l'- x K X 3 i Elizabeth Chytra iff Joe Del Signore 4? i 1 ' Karen Blasko K Q x X615 a .. Minerva Calderon Diane Ciccolelli , . -- 1, . 2 '53 1 Duane DePillo l Susan Bodnar V ui .bi di Nancy Cam uso Andrea Cimmento ,Z .g Jeanine Bohazi ,A f Arif -V A V ll' fr Donn Candel Ia f ' 2 f '41 pg-, I. ,i 'I Janice Clement . N, ' '43- Don Bojadich 1iz , --L. Eugene Canton . . Q... , ii. .. 'F-.-A' , ,. ' 'I x .4 :aria Feide , , .ff Q s Clifton , 4 . X V Q Q ,I Eeverly ' 7.1 Douglas ' 1' i U an9Y Z .af M , 4 f , U - . , Jennifer M ,I , Marguerite . ' D, A - Fiorini f ' ' '- D I Vw- Oug as V V x' . ,f M-V -f 'Q 'f' .D Kim Duraney 75 X , X694 e . Fssiji 'Q 4, Nick ' g j-1'-Aw .- ,' Frangopoulos I Duane Dubos Elaine , - 4 . Y. I , j ' fgiw Gayetsky 4 1 5 ' Kim Estes Q-'f,, t 'iii' I , :K b I Karen Fray 1 X I 1 '?:1i -.- ' 4 W- I ' Aff: e' - i j lx Jmiu. 'J Rou a Q , - 'Pu Georgiadis A Tom Fakner V 137,52 V x i fr-Z Q U I li Missy Gaia , ' ' V' R R , 0 .fl F' Bryant 'Z P' '7 . Anthon --iii G Iesp'e nnqgw A., 'R 4 A, , .i ' Falasca . w - ff - - Kath . nbls -I ' ' , V , gf grep'-Janie ' Qalanses WV I li 1 , . ,,, lnms N ' an j i 'S . f 5 'X i U up h ll Harvischak K ' L Ggfatirii Jean Gocala .,5Q,i' i 1 ser JoAnn ' ' Harvlschak Dt , ,, Edna Gafflia - .41 Mary M. Steve Gozur , Nd , Harvischak K. jf-. I I kv nfN?'1g , -i D -1 ohnson I ene apsourls Emi. f or W mf ' ' Mi Y. in .f ' '-. 1 I arlene U 'I -Q. ,L rf 2 xv , . HI X f I I Diane Johnson June Marie Jones Dianne Gulu Janice 1 Tina Hudak Robert Ingram 4' . , . ' ,. Horvath .f N ' B eth A nn Halase NsQg-ii D iane SOPHOMORES MAKE YOU FEEL GOOD ALL UNDER L.-' .fx ,- wx! 1 L ' -' - i'w,,: rf' -. Wx V of if V Lf 1 r .L , f .il M. Kennedy .ff 1 X . U' . '- 1' 1 ,- iv, ,N , - ' V .. . , 4, , A feffif- Q. 2 ' G. Lisko P W -'77 ff if! A M J , . 1. f f 5, X ,. P. Krautrlel' 'Q-fx. .J M Igffffl ' , Q lvl. KelleY A V - Sidi Mimi : - 7 -:a fx .ee We - M 4 N . U Marenkovic v LV., 'nj M. Llbertln .. Ig rvl. Korchnak -22 D. Kausits F3 V ' XX 'x C-. lv I ' kv M J. Maldonado R. Lewis 'T' ,, I B. Klenotic 4 N' -. . M. Nlakosky . 'f'-r . ' If E. Lewis R vi N .Q fl NJ :U -. D I C. Kimbrough 0,-61? I , XX . 3, X ,,i.,, of '- 1 L9 , q 5 , rvl. Maillis . . Lemonis X , V ... h , -2 U I it Pi- F3 -' fl JW! OA YEEQ. ' f' g 72, 1. Maillis , 1 D. Lanzo .J ' ' it ll'-3-Str? Q, ,1 ,J H 6 I A ' L 5 Ng N. Mastoris s L -R - M 'f Na , lvl. Masajlo M. Macala -. 1 e R far - f R QM. . ' Q - A , . c arr 7. r A J 'EM V I' T. Martelli 3:54 V' - N '- , M. Lysowski I A fl Il . lik . K. McDonough , 3 1 A. Mihalopoulos M. McCoy . I .V ' J. Marlcusic ' Q A G ' r L. lvuiconi Q 'V . .r- -.. ' . '. . . .9 - - my 1 e W ' L V -- - 4-.. 1 Xi j x- I1 X ' L. Mathews im! W R ea Q L. Marino X , I n , X I -, A. rvnclvlillion M f ' '- z. Miranda 7 f I J L. McIntyre C S St Sf OFFI ER : eve erra T' Matash --S.C., Mary Rivera-- Sec. Linda Vavlas-- 60 D- MWWOUS9 S.C., Mr. Kuzma-- Sponsor. f IVI. Nlontalvo sf: ii M-,isp i, X r :T X I. Mitchell C. Mrosko V. lVIissos D R. Nloton if- F' T F X 1 F. Morris ,ay , R. Navarra J. Murphy 5 Nl. Patterson 4, 4- Er- B. Paramore , Nl. Puskas r ' 'Q W '+P . . ' , . J. Pagan 3 YQ., 'flf gr f ,IQ Ahm- ii 9. H i it 1 L. Murphy L. Ornelas .5 ,I 1 . Nl. O'Dea 1 YQ! .:. - 'K is -' .T ivi. Nick T, .i ' l n s , g B. Phillips 'X -li Tffw Q i ffl!! x 'V ,K J. Pezell f J TW .K T . - . . .,y ' 1 -' in J. Payne - , ' Tif- J. Ray J xy 45? Q V. Ramunno J . s .P ' , ,Q T fi V. Ramirez , Q x , A F V g 4 ... ' V. Roulakis vu vkgku I Tia ,L id' ffl , 2 -. 7' : i v 5 ' V. Rosario i The middle-of-the-vvay group - 'Y R. Romero is adjusting. if Q They still walk home from .fl T, psfnka football games, R. oi-tiz 5' have fun at parties, on ff r D. Rivera eek and scream at the disection of fish, Q ' - finally see those drivers' ed movies, T 'f Al have their last year of gym class, ' K. Pouiias and sell T-shirts to the rest of A' V1 , ' , , it i 'KA 5' .19 iv. Rios T. Pluchinsky Lisa Marino--Treas., , 'A Rose Cutrone--V.P. 1 In ,-E IVIs.Harpman--Sponsor. I' 'V T Missing from picture , ' --Lu Ann Caraon-- E' Rmgos President. the school. They vvant to go to lVlac's just like everyone else. They're looking forward to being upperclassmen, and developing in more ways than one! 61 'TF -1.5-GJ ' ,fd isa . .N al-' ,, .,1,.+ AL YEL' A 4.5.9 54' la?-p-Ikgf-,. V 'f ,lr Y 1 ' 1 'ig' , Sophomores not pictured: K ,f, ,Q V 5 72 ,rl he Donald Bevly B Rovdel, ' 4 Y 5,5 Nidia Collazo ' fi, 4 'fjfrf 7315, Q Robert Fox .. . -8 ljifl ff? vw' Sandra Garcia 1 . R fl 46 it Shelia Green 4 2 Q ff' , Thomas Hanlon ' .l ' Ki Charles Johnson .. ,.. 'ff 1 Jeff Lopez , ' L S. Salter ' 9, Sharon lvlahonovich .4 ' ' D: Y N Ronald Illlagldonado fi -1 A , 1 .u V' Louisejlllagravbla 7 1 Vi? - A 5 Edwin .lVIoran .ex Rh, ' P x A Rocky Ortiz V B. Sferra B. Scacchetti L - . . ' -'- C i ,V 55:4 4 Q- S. wt I - 11 f r - 4. ,J 4. L. Sferra T. Schrieber '29 , Q: eg- 2 , 1. ', 'T jf' 2 ' '-,jk M- Y n P X G new QL Nl. Sorriento S. Sferra J. Scott :V H i-4' -.-. A I ' T lull A 1 T . M. Spirfvs P. shields E. Sefcik 'hi . Q E if-1 1 I- - 4 . f , t ff t L. 5 1 l , D. Stepp IVI. Spirtos - I C. Skaleris C. Seman 'm-1. . ,f f ' 1' I ,f 'W ii -' ' ' -is f , er Q 5 ,AJ X I 4 -A . N mixy' 3 M. Straub 15 J. Stahura A, Smith .ll fer str' 'I - x, ,NX 4 .H ,el it Aint? X W , L . . Q - WX' ' . . P .5 A D- S2ila9Y Lx L. Struharik A Q, A.M. Stanko , R. Solic 'wff ' . IT, ' , A vi., ,' V ., ,f nv, . 3 A 5 ' - V N J' R ,.:'l1Q4fg7g, l . , W' ' T :R t.. 5 'll5 j1'i4' 1 J' I C. Tatar M. Such 3 I' C. Stanko sf ' , 52...-7.1 31 fi' D. TaVal'eS D. Swantek C. Stepp 62 David Rivera Cheryl Rowe Jacqueline Shearer Robert Smith Carrie Stamos Alex Suarez Thomas Thompson Patricia Tovtiri, l 15 fs-. V ,t ,., ,L YN , r lllcltjgl Tych' ariifgiggfn Vigra, Alvi' Sill .in Alice ,,. orkmaijg, Monica-' Zetts. EIL'-, ,Ev I -X., .,..- 1 I .my 1. V. A' 1'-Q, '51-if ' f 9 ' 'vm' -. K J. .1 'W A 15 ,. 1, 1, V D. Tofil A! ol 9 W' fx Sul' i if 1: llrlilim Y. Valerio I-Y .avr-, .1 xl D. Turner ISIN Q film A at H. Torres L. Vavlas 4 1 L. Tomocik I I- D, Vasquez 'L . -ru v T- Tofil i f S D- Varady A. Will if' -is-',. I ' - 'QQ N4 ' ,ga Q' u N fc. A ' ,, K. Van Such NI, West N .f .,Y j.' j . S, Q 54 Q l S 'l Z,- -Q. X fa, X ! iff -if 9 TNN, C- Textef E. Van Cobb R. Weaver 55 Nl, Zettg W' - 'S ,Alfa fi . T 4 , .Q f Y J K-E-of ' I 4 .xi j A Q ' -1 iii. ' . A ' L. van cobb c. Wallace , E. Zarella X 1-'IA 11' - l e 'fix wr -. ., 2' lies ' 'Qh' N ! ,.-ful I lei 55.1 L lf' S 'i Nl- Vanca I S. Vodharlel pn Zairis 1 F. zuzga . - T - .-I! If Quia! 47 . 3 4 4, 'T' ' L fl ff if ' E- .' Nl- Vifus T. Williams , C. Zoumis is W -.- ? V an , . l' 1 .CA . -X gel Jw X we xl, i K- Virus R. Williams A. Zoumis 63 Z in .,.,-.-,-1 ll-uv . - , if ' iQ f 341 -- -1-. H Minerva Calderone and Marisa Bonilla work consistently on their art project. Lee Murphy would rather daydream than study. 64 LuAnn Carano and Mary Rivera are happy about a good pro- fit from a school dance. L - ws. Cheryl Stankich is not disturbed by the mad cameraman since she is involved in intent studying. iiinf' 1 f . .3 A. i 3 Q? 3 .5 PROMPT THE SOPHGMORES! 2:30 is a long way off for John Skorich, who could hardly wait till school's out. . , , 1'-Q Q-i d?M-ii-r- -ata. Linda Miconi's eyeglasses come in handy for spying. Don Candella spots the mad cameraman who takes a picture of his friends as they talk shop. Dee Dee Turner bursts into laughter as she hears one of Mr. Cvengros' many jokes. e A i 7 5 .4 0- Ejnrv-f Y GL -il? ,WR .qln 1 With one year of experience and two years to go, these sophomores are no longer the X- schooI's youngest. These grow- ing stars are now the major ac- tors and actresses in their orig- inal production of Sophomore Student Life. 65 ......--W ..- D. Alexander B. Alexandrides 5- Alvarado C. Anderson A rg, 1: NY- Y: . Q 5-' . ' e ' .. X Yr- .1 A' Ai- -ya ' . 2? A 'ff . 1 f , sg s . C. Anzalone ,...,, . ag' 4 , czfv i-- 2 Nm 'i,61 gfiqh V 17, o'3, ngkpim' -gg f zdfffan. . ' . A ffl L 15 W fffi 317 E. Bartos A. Bednarik IVI. Beeson IVl. Belli D- Bembfy V x fu- E 1-A 'T'j..g.Qk ' 'XS S. Baldwin T. Barksdale .xx-Pl k,f M. Bettross R. Bieganowskl ,Q 7 ,gpm f 4... ' , --z- - - 4--A Ax . K. Biliris T. Bozichovich A - 'iw offf, 'fr A ' ??f 'Qf '.x5'a :'jg57 -T b -VIQ I K. Carano Nl. Carosella KT - ' Hs 9. -' 1 i . I ig? A ,A V Q. - n L- ..f- ,K W4 X . ., in f I 5 1 'nw L 5 6' 1 I H .X , W X. . M. Creatore B. Crino ,- A.- E 0,1 1:4 . ff - up Im 'N fl' Agua , fs., v- G77 Qi? ,N . 1, 1 Y K . X . ,,.','r ' X ,, rr- .-.7.gi55fd:.-. ,'. 35... -' ' A' B. , ,, nf: , .. V , ' . 5 Q- 1 fr?-51 139' -f-,.'..1f f-1.5151 X IVI. Burich S. Busonik J. Butcher . . 'T W - I nz '- ' c ' , '- '. f' ,.,. . Q. 'L' -.I . -- - -lr I W5 . L-nn. ' 1 'AWZBN 'N A r 1, -pi.-.'-,. . ' 'f Q' . , - . - ii.: ' i. .. 1 J. Carrier J. Chrapcynski Al Ciccoletti lf, V! or 'ip' -32 if ' f 1' A N . . JJ, C, Curry N. Cvetkovich P. D'Amato A. Calderon ., .- ix KH 1 '17 I. C , 1 .-1 C. Cougras 1 D . Dattilo Nl. Canton . ,325 . -ff L - A C. Cox wig: B. Dellick M N 1 -'P A QT, Q A . 1 - . A J J A ff. , .. 'sg . - -- - A A -J J A - if Qs P' .X I -. .113 - X .Q Nl. Demyan J, DeTunno N. DiPiero D. DiRienzo B. Dixon W. Dixon Nl. Duca 'F' 5, x if ,mx 3, N .-V -- 7 Sf 9 in 1 .. -N I .Q-v Q3 4- f Y kj X f 4 . ' ' ' X Y 'E' -suis I , ,A 5 ' A- gi., -v .lr -. L . .. -1, uv 1 V' 1 .X W Aj ' . ,Y-' fa, A . 4, Q , QQ la V fl gli ' . .m ' IVI. Dudik K. Drot TWT i R ' A T' Y , V' x an . . A -iw L, wx . Frangopoulos R. Fredricks -. ' A J. Gozur P. Harvischak L. Hetrick vs-V y' X 4' I w. ig' .N ,5 r ff X X- ff 2 4 Nl. A. Garchar . qu '-al J I ef ns' ki ar D. Duraney C. Elko A. Estes Nl. Fabian J. Fakner R. Garcia D. Gatelaro E. Gialousis A. Gilliam -1 Q' j sf., , In N33 I 4 2 U' ' MN G. Hodges I. Iamurri J. Jakubek 5. J0libOYe 1 ,Q IL A ,A . . i i 1. . - . lr' .-' 1 - - A um - . . f . V. '- Jonda L. Jones J. Kadilak R. Kambouris C- KafaV0l4YY0S J- Kaschak J- KaVln5l4 Y Wayward ly and gladly I pry back at those nine months and see only shadows ofthe topsey-turvey timesp Panicked looks of lost greenies Steps in the new big school First detention!! ?! ! s New friends . Pleas for a clue on ' Q what's the battlecry y , w Bygone kidstuff 3- - 3+ Wide-open mouths, looking M, Kelades at the cute senior guys Kids scared to dance Forgotten locker combinations ' Halls filled with changing classes Third floor homerooms Seemingly big high school kids First indications of the ' Q excitement to come. K. Koval ILL! if A1 e' ' gy' 45. - V Fld - Q, o C. Ladd L. Lariccia S. LaRubina 'ifvf' i' sf' 'fs r L i-u.- -, . , W i,A. ff- ' - ' A,-i :P - , QQ: 'L 4 ' fe ' M-mr' 'Y Vw- - - is , I ya , i 1 Ll :- if Kopinsky 5, , .f X-ff 7 ver? Krasinski 2. Tl ' D x 7' ,NTS '-f ' 'f, 'xxx' - '- 'f'.xF - 23- R X ,- B. Lee J. Korechko ' .rg . , Nu.-f '1 4, E. Krinos 6 1 ' lv-I Y Xl lil' S. Lee 14 L Lisko B. Loboy E. Lopez Maceyko M. Macias MV li V I 1 - ., . AQ L 4 lf 1 A 3' 5' 1 3 I , A B 1 4 A r ' dr' .1 f ':.,,1' A-L, 'A i t Z .R A ' lx ,K aj. I M- Maftiflel B. MBI'U5kin G. Mastdris J. Mastronarde C. Mastrovasells 'rf ' I .V f I f EQ. ' I si ri 1 - 'I V QV by ' get Q . 'xi X ,., f. jx 7 N- MHZZOCH M. McMilllon L Meris K. Michaels C. Miller 68 X 1 'i imffev' h - L N! A 'f' , Q ,,, D. Millich T. Mincher T. Mincher e I F, 1' M. Mistovich J. Moskosky T. Nelson - ' 'iw 1-1 ie gli' T be-as if ' , P ' 'Zigi 1' -'nv - . ' X A xx, X S4, 5 at , ff , H n ,' M. Olesky R. Ortiz N. Pacak D. 7 ., ' - D , ' ll T if, G ' 412,24 1? A .,.::.f'K W Q Aw? , ' Jr 4 A '-., 5' D. Payne R. Perline M. Pesano D. Puskarci k Row--Mr. Gozur--Sponsor, G. Rivera E Rodrigues Romeo T Romlto Kelades--Soc, Chair, Bill Del- Chair, Janice Vrabel-- AL' 'Ev' , fs, V VM ' 3. . ., , L f' I' Jx 1,7 'ff si' J 2 , . . ' 'Q YV- X' ,f A. Rosile D. Rozum D. Salvatore M. Sanchez S. Sanetrik S N. Santana R. Santoro Aim! V. Saulsberry B. Scacchetti G. Schrieber IVI. Seydlorsky J. Sferra L. Sferra fi- I X - -47. 1 1, - ' -' ,- ,v 'fs ff ff, 1 ,asf L - 4-Qin. ,,.. 1.51 . 'Q .Qld ,fill xv 'f f I I' ' , ' 1,1 fi ' A ,L-1 - . -f. - H xii lfjfi, ,.....i......4! .. B- Schaffer G. Shirilla G. Shuluga J. Skorich J. Smith R. Smith S. Smith ' ' ff' ' J J . , ' F , if F311 4 I if Q, Al A I i '1,-- Xi V ff fl , Y ' A Q R31 Ni- i rx , - W X , Mil. J f il , 1 A 'gf' . , in - S if D. Sonnenlitter IVI. Soroka R. Stanko S- Sianko L. Suarez L. Such ' -ffl '? ' TT: R? 7 7,6 i f Y' -. .Zu Nh 9 ' Q.. Q X 1, 'E A 5' AL ' f , R f I T 5 in -I I gr! X. .. V .i X. :L T -1 . X - 9' . - I A '- .,.'r rxuglf' fi-' A '- A 1-D' ' - ri ' .-1 '-Y O .sg , 6 H 4 se i gfg glow ..,-.. ' ,V fi . , -- I '-42 - ,.. l.fl '1fi,2Ea. B. Sudol H. Summers L. Swantek D. Talaganis G, Tataseo K. Testa K, Testa , V X . mx ',' : . ,i wi? - -..-f ibn: 35115 -,of0'Q:x' K : I A j 1 X ' ,1 V-V'-,Q J-ff ' Wifikex x -... , -- ., f 'B -S V, 4 ff' ' ' ae., , is-xf f. .Q Q L, l, 'ivf: R Q J g f , , 'Em - D. Thompson M. Tirpack L. Todessa V xl '- l Q V' Iqbal. ,f 4 ' q. Q 1 egg ' L I . I , ,I .,. 1 tr , .. I' . .27 ' REX .' . it V ,rl li ' ' X 'Q 'I - ,X ' ' 6 4- ll H1 A gi fs' 'DF-Pi YW N.'.'t ' K L' 45' Pthsififzif' . 'tt 1 - Q , ' ....--A 'R -1 - i-s1'i--- nm 34 P. Trella M. Trexler Nl- T589-il'lS vi T 5 YJ lr A l - 0 ,1 X S I ' ' .X . '- XL . N N I ii....!L : , Al 91 I 1' l -- V I. Tsikouris Jim Valerio J. Van Cobb J. Varady S. Varsho M. Vavlas S- Vavlas IS WHERE I BELU 7 -5 f T. ' f'- QA ' f gn , N ,1 f ll .0 -. 5 'T , 2 ' ,. ,A , ., 1 F r Q' fl V . -- - Q A F I WX fx 1 '- V M. Vitus J. Vrabel J. Wasko M. Williams F. Wilson A. Wood .,'. - Q ,Z 57 Til ll L we K N HEL, A - , ' 5 A. Woodward M. Zackasee G. Ziobert Freshmen not pictured: Robert Bevly David Bond Jeff Bond Victor Hall Edward Hankey Christine Hasapes Michael Hasapes Kenneth Land Lavoris Lewis Steve Makris Robert Mattie James McCormick Christine Mistovich Darryl Olenick ' Alvin Pagan Emanuel Papadopoulas Richard Pecchia Kathy Piette It's the shirts vs. the skins. Debbie Powell Theresa Rios Charles Rowe Thomas Sferra Ronald Stamp Charles Tavlarios Lee Tych Jeff Van Cobb Edward Washington FRESHMEN ANSWER TO CURTAIN CALL r Cathy Cougras waits for her favotire song. Mark Belli takes time out from his studying to smile for the camera No auditioning was needed to bring out the creative talent in these debuting performers. Even though they are new to the show, they adapted well to the new surroundingsp always being a big part of the scene . 72 4 4 ' Y N77-'ri gjlbbllf 3 5.5-'f' :Q ..:v. Y .EI 'j '- - Gus Nicoloau has nothing better to do thannfiddle through his books. H E -N .11 , .lf 1 I ,V Q lvsvk. 8 . . r .of , 1, . rw' ,A fe' 1 1:-vig, If ---Q ., :. '-vgqu-.k X, 'lol 'll- 5' O 'Vu-..,., QT if .-gl ,, ,.:, 5 I ' - ' .. 'rt ' ,,- 9 my i' 'If ' '-,ig qieiz' 'L' '1 A -,,- ' 4'-'44 'W Q2 The IVICJVS is a perfect example of the latest efforts to bring out the skills and talents of young men and wom- en vvho are eager to use their minds and hands. Our seniors include: Marsha Adams, Irene Belasco, Joseph Bieganowslci, Kathleen Billec, Charles Black, Dora Bu latko, Sandra Burgos, Sandra Cebal- los, Edmund Chojnaclci, Syl- via Cox, Richard Cunning, Nlichael Cutrone, lVlarl4 Delco, Gladys Diaz, Agapi Dourlas, lVIarianne Duda, Linda Fraz- zini, Ronald Geevvax, llflanuel Hazidrosos, Genia Herns, Deborah Johnson, Brenda lVlc- Coy, lVIil4e llllelnilc, James lVliller, Nanette IVIillette, Charles IVlralcovic1, Ronald Pagan, Rene Pollice, Dolores Porubenslcy, Joseph Quinn, Joseph Romito, Mary Rosario, Pete Stamos, Elizabeth Stan- ko, Dave Suhich, lVlanuel Tsoulfas, John VanSuch, Jerome Williams, Carole Zaclcasee. 74 Eiiifx All of that wood and our guys are loafing It's a bed check. f ' ij-t Q -it -JRE 1,- for a new - move them out ygzww- G Kg Q fx WM E 69 W Q w F Q9W Q 5 7N f L9 Q E Q WWW? Prom king and queen George Gulu and Mary Beth Rudolphi. Everyone joins in conversation. X f1 , . 5 i l 1 1 l ,Xl ll l l l r l l One of the most exciting events l of the year is the Prom. Much prep- aration and hard work made the night l a success. A song sung by Chicago, l Colour My World was the theme ' of the long awaited night. The elegant setting for this festive occasion was the Regency Room . As the clock neared 9, the couples began to fill the hall. Ev- eryone had to do a double take as the students cast off their jeans and T-Shirts for the evening and donned formal attire. 76 III' Ushers and usherettes for the evening were sophmore class officers: Row 1-- Mernie Zackasee, Diane Tabus, Coleen Pantelis, and sponser, Miss Polkabla Row 2--Paul Struharik, Tony Marino and Michael Savka. Al Drummond takes a picture of Kathy Senyo and Robert Wasko. xii f Q The 1976 Prom Court included: Row I--Judy Snitzer, Anita Carano, King George Gulu, Queen Mary Beth Rudolphi, Anna Angelladis and Nicki Kapsulis. Row 2--Stanley Tofil, Chuck Kelades, Lance Ortenzio and George Stankich. I ,. X r ff, A r. X I1 tl l if if 1, 5 if? , I H ill , Vw g J P - - Q , J iss Fox, Junior class sponser, expresses Couples caught by surprise. er appreciation with a smile. xx Af- 'fp '19 W- DREAMS OF . . . Moments spent remeniscing with friends. i NN Wm Linda Franks and Ken Stahura dance through the night. Mike Duda and Donna Mangiarelli take pictures for long Iastin l'TlEl'T'l0l' -ng, Q..-,M ies. 1 'as Kr : . A f 1. , i fa, .gf 1.1-1 'Si 2.1. L fp , 1 w ng., .-L, ,Y '- i 4 . ..1 ,, , . 3,.,?,f. fi. -wt., , -K My JEVS 4 - F -, ff - A4,,4.x i ..-an-s..x,g , if Agn ' lf. A 1 - q h . S 1 , . A-. I sg- . . H . I 1, 5 I s I fl 1, f ,K ,t Li, .. i' X i George i JF' K if J I V 4 4 f I, t. Gulu and Lori Struharik are the c I F 12 enter of attention. GUR MOMENTS TOGETHER Juniors enjoy their first prom. T -l - - r l l l ad' W , l .' ' - IIHIA '- Debi Johnson and David Luoido enjoy Sue Bundza dances to the music- the prom. n E.. 1 X 4 Y -- ' V .4 ,4 w I4 1,' 4 d ' 5 X ' -. ' 'N' ' Couples enjoyed an equisite evening of dining, dancing and con versation. The highlight of the evening arrived and the king and queen were crowned . After the prom the couples rushed home, picked up their dis- carded jeans once again and hur- ried tothe After Prom at the Hol- iday Bowl. There they enjoyed six more hours of entertainment. On Sunday morning, the stu- dents awoke to find that the night they had long awaited had swiftly ended. But the memories they held of that magic night could never be erased. 79 I GUR QUEE PLAY Queen Mary Maillis at u. . f-1.',f:V .Qi EAM . Q 4, if 1 ' Xt A - First Attendant Missy Mraz ,1- , :EV ' V,-Q L. 1- fs I, A' if, 9' J A 4p'aNf:41,, Q -,fu X , I - -Ax V' 155231 ., n 1 1.-Sit, ' .' M' ffm, ' 24 N ,Di fp. , ' ' T - 14: 5 5. Qflwty' ' Z 1-,ir .-f ,.-A - , .. ,121 . 52011 ' A f . 2 fr Sl! hvfff-',g.fv ' L 1. I 4 'I 3'.xuv tum ' '1':L' 'x ' 'QELFM' XM 5 , ff. ,CW ,aft At wr 'N ' rf' ft. ' ,,',u 's .. HA, 9 ,,, I. . I ' A . nk 1 X ,,.' m 1 - t r W , 9 ami Yj:.!,..u- - lt , ,W if .f e-1 '5i?fi'5fg-Ei! 7 1 1. t J-. '1 - wf 1--1 '- ig ' . NPEQV- ks. Ji 1 ' .YE . .- .Q .,1f, ,7 ,V I' , A H ' JS ' of, - ' K, ' , a-7 t Q2 . it -. t ,QU fm hx. First Attendant Terri Shaw QF. Second Attendant Robin D Altorao Thlrd Attendant Carol Laruccna 9 A In V 4' 52 A I- I iii o Y fi -- P f',.1 --jr, I , L , ' L, N .C . Y v - T- ', 1' V 1 t 4 qi If 'W 1, f Y Av. 9- lfv H ' , , P' 1 fl wt wt mf i 4 I X X it Xe P- 4 , , f at Y 4, 9 4 4 I ' ' 945413: ' HOMECOMING CELEBRATIO Mr. Carwell taking a lean. I '11 4 ' T s-4 f , f 5, 1 V R I' nv ' .1 V' QL K, KQAV Tit' - - 82 The crowd feels the beat. Girls and escorts Front Robin D Altorio, Carol Lariccia, Queen Mary Maillis, Marisa Mraz and Terri Shaw Back Matt Carlozzi, Dave Suhich, Manuel Hazidrosos, Rick On Oct. 1 before the Camp-. bell-Boardman game the most thrilling autumn event of 1976 had finally arrived. It was Home- coming. Excitement and joy filled the air with laughter and smiles on all. The traditional parade was especially lovely this year as the court rode on a beautiful float decorated by the junior class. The Juniors worked long and hard this year and their ef- forts were not in vain. After the game a dance was held in the cafeteria. Music was by Sunshine. Soon the evening was over and the time and place became a memory. But, it was a cher- ished memory of that beautiful day and all the people who made the dream come true. 83 SPAGHETTI B0 L These special guests stopped eating to take a. picture. Taking a rest before the dance are Tony Stiles, Emanuel Ginnis and John Spencer. On February 3rd, the class of 77 gathered in the high school cafeteria to attend the Annual Senior Spaghetti Dinner and Dance. As the crowd arrived, they cast their votes for king and queen. Soon the cafeteria was filled with the chit chat and laughter of the unusually well- dressed students. Although the weather was bitter cold outside, when the stu- dents entered the school they were transposed to sunny Italy. Red checkered tablecloths and flickering candles provided the table decor as the seniors were serenaded with Italian music. 84 t -tei r .-t on 4 v 4 QL. 13 -ah., 4 ' lo.-q - ,wlf 'Nw rr -., ' 'wut F' X Gifts are presented to the three celebrities by John Murar. A sweet twosome in the crowd are Linda Franks and Kenny Struhara 5 T ,-L7 I aj .g,.: J ,I A53 f' 51 V11 pf .1.' ,H if 1 A x , ,V 1 x .-,A 1, w -v.,v D H17 ' 1, of. ,pg k Fx 4 1 Q ,Ya - I fs g cms.. tl ig. in .Q - Y Dee Tomcik sizes up the crowd. The spaghetti didn't come fast enough for Frank Nlastoris, John VanSuch and Nick Nlastoris. After the feast had ended all sat back and anxiously a- waited the announcement of the royalty of the evening. To the surprise, excitement and applause of all, the court was announced. The king and queen for the evening were Louie Diaz and Donna lVlan- giarelli . After the crowning was completed and the congratula- tions ended, the band for the evening, Bliss, played a song just for the court. After the last spin on the dance floor, the M students joined the court and 1, . an atmosphere of enjoyment ar- prevailed. At eleven-thirty , the sen- iors once again put on their coats, hats, scarves and gloves and braved the whipping wind outside--but for three lovely hours memories were collected that could never again be re- captured . 86 ,, ....., ' Y- .if pu .LA .St V! 4' 21 ..'c, As the night went on, things got funny for Danny Brajkovich and Dominic Lentine. Waitresses and waiters for the evening were Junior class members. AS THE EATBALL ROLL Loretta Johnson devours her spaghetti. lm Heads turn and faces light up for the camera Xq, Spaghetti Dinner Court: Carol Zackasee, Pam Zapka, Carol Lariccia, Robin D'Altorio, Queen Donna Mangiarelli, King Louie Diaz, Robert Wasko, Matt Carlozzi, John Diamandis and Tom Armeni. 87 ' CAUGHT ACT 1 1 ' A , xs,z'. '.. N a n A ff - V .' . Q , 'o 'Q 'Q No' '? 0' 0 o 'a 0 0 0,0 0 ,0 0 ,o 0 ,Q ,Q ,Q ,Q O r' 'O' 'Q I ' Q O 'xl' ' N' 0 ' I 0 4 o,Xy' o Yu Xu 0 0 r O N' Q X 0 O X. 0 ' O s. 'oXfq f.'o c'xp x '0, 'O '0 o 0 'Q 0' 0, 0' 0 0 0 'Q 5 0 '55'o 'Q 'O 'Q P , . ':N Q Q'o3,' 0 ', 0' , V O O Q O X' Q fl O ' Q 4 X 'XX ' 'Xu O 'Q 0 0, 0 'Q 0 'Q + 0 ' 'Q 0 fo 'Q' 0 9,' 0 O Q. o 0,' 0 O O 'Q'-f ' 3'Q 'I 'O o Q0 ' Qs' 'Q 'Q Q I 0 xg 0 . 0 0 ,, 'o o -0 X: 540 'o c 05 0 'O o c KO, Q-.QA RED DEVILS STAR I HEIR OWN SERIES Row 1--James Douglas, Dennis Konik, Harry Valantasis, Cutrone, Mark Tirpak. Row 3--Rocky DeMart, Tony Ramon Lopez, Tony DeFelice. Row 2--Ted Volsko, Stiles, Lance Ortenzio, Dave Palusak, Paul Dubos, George Mark Lysowski, Glenn Bednarik, Jerry Clement, Mike Despetorich, Mike Baldwin. 4 f- - in-Sm l ' The 1976 Baseball Team hit the diamond with the hopes of keeping alive successful baseball tradition at Memorial. Under the direction of Head Coach Mike Kish and his As- sistant Coach Bill Barillaire, .ff-f the players practiced long hours and compiled a record of nine victories and sixteen defeats. Senior Dave Palusak added honors to the team by being se- lected to the All American High School Baseball Team. Lance Ortenzio also contributed much to the team with his 354 hit- ting average. Assistant Coach Bill Barillaire and Head Coach Mike Kish. 90 arg: .- , -. -V---L., .l..,.L.,. g ' ' '-..-aiiggf FZ 5 f-'f ':vb 41 SENIOR: George Despetorich SENIO R: Jerry Clement Anthony's grounder gets him safely to first. 3--I l A, 3-'s,3,'. ,,' SEL-1 Jim smacks another one. I Harry s not going to let it get away. -:if-., Qmq f'f'7'1 . ' .idx t ,,..,,,i4,Ls... . ...W 4- -A lsegif-5-.-Q 1 f . -. ff, -- A - .,.,.r-:.-'..iA'- - .g ,A ., ' ..- ' A- ,,,-.,, v 4. . 4, 0.44 25'-ji'-1 ff! ,Y Campbell scores on a close call Wx' 1 I 4' A W r f if . 'ff' Jlllr f lil f' ry- -wg!! ,AK 7 we A Z, 1? X- Z 10, 1 ,gin fav. -IL, ,'j7,l QQ., ,' l ' Zi ' X41 , ,f V ef , i miie Q. --wi ' I ulluuv-AEDQ-vvja',ff 91 - -A. wg!! a -'.' ', j,. K-15.133, Dennis Konik gets to base safel Campbell slugs another one. ' 92 Lance Ortenzio does it again! x ' Aa -1 Pe . .1-g .' - 2-7 l .. - Qififls-,..ff:,-1-9 - - vu 'ff' -1, H'4-'yr ff' fd, H A f' :Sis '-f-'14 ii. -f .A ., Ry, ,, av, fr lic' R' '.--R T ' 'grifj . - -' 575: W-.gzgfd ' - AA J' 'gg-,fa f- -a. 'N 4' . as ,fr WY Ar-P .-d 1g'Z 4--nr -.. Devils catch a high fly. Jr, w 4 ,- -wr. L xl ... ,A , . my ' -jnsl F ' x V 1 . in-f'4,l L THE DIAMO SPARKLES AS R TEAM PERFORM The Devils take five. SENIOR: Dennis Konik 8 ,4-V193 ' A ' -. 1 osx fl 1 -I ,sv' ...A :-,Y ' A I .J ENIO R: Dave Palusak SENIOR: Lance Ortenzio I A ,1 fu-E:,:59-- J' -' Q- -.u -X. 4 ?' ud. -li - ,',11 kd ' V 1976 BASEBALL SCHEDULE 1 A BHQS- 1 East -gfgM,H.,S. E Neshannak ii ,,gglj,'5., . ' ' Chaney 51445. g 3 Hubbard r' .5 Jlqllggi' X'-6 Howland QQ, QJHQS. 10 Rayen ' 1-5 A P 'land X 10,f!'! 'fggsliingyfield . M ' 4' ,q w S' ftherv' 9 ,img 'Q Hogland - Q 21- mo! Lg, lf' 4 fS.' 6-3 Ll , Ne y Nl.H.S. 8 44 ,rdman . L , ,M.H.S. 3 --giqgfiela ' ' '- 555152155-l4+.S.Q, -- 5 Brookfield I M.H.S. 5-1 men A M.H.S. 5 Mooney M.H.S. 5 Hubbard M.H.S. O mthers M.H.S. 3 1' rdman M.H.S. 2 Mooney 93 ,, 4, -..' fy A ,4 1 . w 0 4 2 2 2 1 0-6 9 9 2 1 1, 3:7 W6 A ref- 10,-5 e 5 5 GIRL TRACKSTER W N SVC HO OR SENIOR: DONNA MINGO The girl tracksters, under the direction of Coach Priscilla Sirilla, placed seventh in the Steel Valley Track Nleet and completed the season with a 1-9 record. The 880-Relay team distinguished themselves by making the All-Steel Valley Track Team and advancing to the District Tournament. Pandy Antonas set a new school rec- ord inthe mile run with a time of 6:9.Although the oth- er team members' names were not up in lights they are to be given credit for their hard work throughout the season COACH PRISCIL LA SIRILLA GIRLS TRACK TEANI Row l Darlene Johnson, Peggy Johnson, Anita Johnson. Row I , ' 2--Jeanine Bohazi, Chris Wallace, Lisa Nla- rino, Mary Beth Korchnak, Ursula lVlaren- SENIOR: PEGGY JOHNSON 94 xv nfs kovic. Row 3--'Debi Bednarik, Pam Bednarik, Donna Mingo, Irene Wallace, Pandy Antonas. Row 4--Tanya Corbett, Lisa Pollander, IVlar- cia Trexler, Annette DeTunno, Joyce West. The 880 RELAY TEAM Deb: Bednarlk, Darlene Johnson, Peggy Johnson, and Anita L -'a-za.-of:- !'2iH 1- we 'lhriiv ' GIR LS TRA CAMPBELL CAMPBELL CAMPBELL CAMPBELL CAMPBELL CAMPBELL CAMPBELL CAMPBELL CAMPBELL STEEL VA L LEY SECTIONAL YO RMARK...SET...GO! TRACK TEAM: Row 1--L. Johnson, T. Teague, C. Patton, B. Paramore, W. Gilliam, J. Cox, J. Bussey, A. Bosak, I. Mitchell. Row 2--R. Scacchetti, J. Beeson, J. Shabella, J. Tonkinson, D. Vrabel, D. Bevly, T. Bembry, H. Torres, D. Szilagy. Row 3--M. Tonkinson, R. Cantazriti, M. Car- lozzi, J. Donofrio, A. Serrano, S. Belli, P. LaRosa, C. Sva- gerko, D. Harvischak. Row 4--M. Mangiarelli, K. Candella, J. Pezell, N. Ballas, B. Danilov, A. Wills, B. Volosin, R. Hetrick, D. Sebest. Row 5--M. Such, B. Rovder, V. Bugno, D. Torres, P. Key, S. Bosak, M. Duda, M. Hudak, Dennis Katsaras, Head Coach. FII .FIZTZIHTFTTT '1'9 'rnrsrf'-Arr P711 FRESH MAN TRACK SCHEDULE M.H.S. 40 Howland 80 M.H.S. 45 Ursuline 75 M.H.S. 20 Fitch 100 M.H.S. 45 Mooney 75 M.H.S. 50 Struthers 70 M.H.S. 50 Hubbard 70 M.H.S. 18 Boardman 122 Steel Valley 11 points Under the direction of Head Coach Dennis Katsaras and his assistant, Pete llllastrovaselis, the 1976 track team compiled an even 5-5 record with onetie. The Red Devils placed seventh in the Steel Valley Track Meet. Senior Carl Svagerko was out- 5 M.H. . standing as he advanced to the M.H.S. 64 District Tournament in the mile 'V'- '-5- gg run. Leland Johnson, another mfg: 45 senior, was chosen as the M.H.S. 76 team's most valuable player. 'V'-H-5- 16 The Freshman track team, de- mjgjgj ig spite a valiant effort, finished the season without a victory, under Coach Dom Daltorio. 96 M.H.S. 84 Steel Valley 7th placed I l .n..g.x., ll SENIORS: Row 1--Paul LaRosa, Steve Belli, Mark Hudak. Row 2--Leland son, Steve Bosak, Carl Svagerko, Jesse Bussey, VARSITY TRACK SCHEDU LE Fitch 121 Brookfield 63 Struth ers 55 Girard 69 Ursuline 81 How land 50 Mooney 46 Hubbard 93 Board man 87 Wilson 53 FOCUSING ON A FULL ET ENIORS: Front--Kevin Tirpack. Back-- teve Bosak, Carl Svagerko. BOYS' TENNIS RESULTS ff T-Q ., A , .1 .-el-A,-I - 'fm ' 4. we, .H.S. 4 Champion 1 .H.S. 0 Boardman 5 .H.S. 1 Howland 4 .H.S. 1 J.lVlilton 4 .H.S. 0 Fitch 5 lV1.H.S. 0 Mooney 5 N1.H.S. 3 Rayen 2 lV.H.S. 1 Hubbard 4 .H.S. 0 Ursuline 5 .H.S. 3 South 2 .H.S. O Poland 5 .H.S. 0 Liberty 5 .H.S. 4 W. Harding 3 .H.S. 1 W.W.Reserve 4 ar 3 f Z! -iw -,,l- H::l!EE!lwNl5E:!:Hl T : :... saiiifms-e:::::: '::: zeseiiisimza ':'!! ' lnlgi. Ill-i'T7Z'll I in I lo imlllliull i im 'riggsa :was :II- ' , ' l iillluul BOYS' TENNIS TEAM: Row 1--Jim Black, Steve Bo- Duane Depillo, Joe Nlistovich, Sam Salter, Russ Brog- sak, Kevin, Tirpack, Carl Svagerko, Ramon Lopez. don, Angel Serrano. Row 2--Alex Suarez, Brian Paramore, Eugene Canton, The Red Devil netters took to the courts and completed one of their better seasons. Senior Kevin Tirpack placed on the All-Steel Valley second team. Other seniors whose perform- ance was outstanding were Carl Svagerko and Steve Bosak, The tennis team and Coach Eleanor Graban wi Il surely miss these three individuals 97 UNNING TO THE TGP Starring in their own fall fea- ture, the i976 Cross Country team completed their second season. Under the direction of the new coach, Pete Mastrovaselis, the distance runners placed seventh in the Steel Valley, and eighth in the sectionals. Senior Chris Patton played a leading role as he set a new school record in the two mile run. Other leading roles were played by senior John Shabella and sophomore, Brian Danilov. SENIOR: Chris Patton SENIOR: John Shabella E 4? iz Pl . is fig xv ' 35' -f-ff-rc 1 , J V .- V N-if b , -A 'P'--4 v, --q J .' D X CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: Row 1--Andrew Bednarik, David Dave Korchnak, Rich Cantazriti, Joe Dintino, Bill Volosin, John Szllagy, Brian Danllov, Mark Belli, Mark Jonda, Charles Rich, Shabella. Steve Drozda. Row 2--Coach Pete Mastrovaselis, Chris Patton, Coach Pete Mastrovaselis SENIOR: Bill Volosin ff 45 AV - .lf 'V uf V A 1 GOL F I EAM TAKES CNE! VARSITY: Ronald Maceyko, John Shabella, Steve Burich, John Polkabla, and Mark Tirpack. l u irlmzyiyg x i X, 'illlwfy' x 2 ii Q71 f fp? 7' ' ff' cw I ,f -'13 r-e Yiil As the curtain was drawn on the 1976 season, the boys' golf team was faced with a losing streak that extended back to 1973. The Devils survived through eighteen losses this year until they de- feated Lisbon 182-192 . Coach Pacella was thrilled with lVIemorial's first victory in 71 golf matches. John Sha- bella led the team followed by fellow seniors, Mark Tirpack and Steve Burich, 100 1 Coach Anthony Pacella SENIOR! Nlafk TifPaCk SENIOR: John Shabella JUNIOR VARSITY: Jeffery Misko, George Sirilla, Nick Pacak, and Jerry Beeson., SENIO R: Steve Burich GIRLS TEE OFF FUR A BIRDIE SENIOR: Ruth VanSuch Some critics may review the first season ofthe Girls' Golf Team as a comedy because of their winless record and inex- perience. However, the girls steadily improved as the season progressed. Coach Pacella and the team enjoyed many unforget- table moments a,s did the mange- ment of the Countryside Golf Course. To the delight of Coach Pacella, Josie Lanzo, a junior, will be returning to lead next year'steam,as she didthis year. SENIOR: Carol Beeson CAMPBELL S FIRST GIRLS'GOLF TEAM Janet Ringos, Michele Skoufatos, Ruth Van Such, Carol Beeson, and Josie Lanzo. SENIOR: Janet Ringos Coach Anthony Pacella SENIO R: Mlchele Skoufatos GIRLS' FIR T SEASON IS A SMASH HIT N anc, The Girls Tennis Team com- pleted a successful first season in 1976. The girls competed in the Tri-County League and wound up with a tremendous showing of 4-8. Captain Roberta Kish and Nancy Pantelakis contributed much to the team's success. Coach Eleanor Graban was pleased with the girls' first season and is looking forward to next fall when they will enter into Steel Valley Competition . il -! , 'sw 43-LAiTg+ YA ,Us 1 -2. 4 . g A ,qvxfrzrw . ,l3' W fix-Q. . ge tv . 1-'ff iff+f'4L . ?i v.i'Pif 2-it . . . . Q ' ' :'o7f f',g'?1: fr . - '. 'xg-v-'arf ' , 133-4355.1-,v.a,44.. , 1 '. - 'i as .. -.YQ 'Q' .-HQ., T . . , 5 ..,Q s 4 1 ,, ' .1-. 4 IT t lV-24+-Lt. L -..,,. '4x1q.1q., SENIORS: Sophie Kantaras and Lucy Mootz SENIO R: Kathy Konopka FIRE . . HOLLER . Wow, what a light! The annual bonfire was a real blast before the Struthers-Campbell rivalry. People young and old, with red-hot faces and fire- bright eyes had a case of spir- it fever. Excitement aroused stu- dents as they gathered around the fire, joined hands, screamed cheers at the top of their lungs, and laughed with joy. The fire lit the city so It could be seen from afar. 106 Wind spread this small fire into a giant blaze moving people back inch by inch as it grew. Students express their spirit fever as they cheer in unison .J r w ' i E ffl V ft.. N. F L fgi Q QQ, 1 n , . I9 A, ER' 3,1 A ' 54111 1 ui 'Y 5 L? N iii! L.!v!,:Ax 5 6 M ,,,.. . ' ' 'QL Q9 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM: Row 1--Carmen Costantino, Al Gerlick Jr., John Costantino Jr., Row 2--Chester De- Witt', Frank Mazzocca, Joe Donofrio, John Diamandis, Mike Patterson', Bob Scachetti, Mike Maillis, Steve Balas, Bob Tensley. Row 3--George Spirtos, Jim Roguski, Bob Chiclowe, Lonnie Smith, John Payne, Lamonte Beck, Tony ture , Spike Harrison , Row 5--Bill Gilleam, Damon Nick, Manuel Spirtos, Vince D'Amato, Paul Dubos, Kevin Carney, Ken Vansuch, Don Bojadich', Lou Tsangaris, Felix Santi- ago ', Steve Gozur. Row 6--Rocco DeMart, Nick Matthews , Jeffrey Pezell, Don PerIy , Bill Rowder, Al Smith, Dave Tofil, Young TensIey , Bill Gilliam. Row 7--John Costan- Falasco, Mike Cutrone', Mark Such, Lou Sertich. Row 4-- tino, Athletic Director, Al Gerlick, Head Coach, Assistant Tom Fakner, Jim Schrieber, Mike Masajolo, Mike Duda, Paul coaches--Ed Rozum, Tom Carney, Richard Gozur, Joe Struharik, Don Lanzo, Lou Lanzo, Ted Volsko Todd Voca- Vascha k, Frank Tinckon. Chris Kust starts the game on the right foot. Tony Falasko attempts to stop Struthers' gain for 108 yar dag e. .H . id . 1 x is 'T' MS, 6 waf t 'V S ,Q 'p.,i',f-'T 'adv ff ? f - IS, ' IX-ar .iw ,. WK sa, . 0 la xv. 1 1 s 1-gi-Q xf ,-'ip' YEEJQ, wt 8' fl, x l 3 i 'Wi J 1 S . .v,. . -- Q 'll N, 'N QW X fy Elm, I V px.-ii ' ' f fn! 4. 49 V? Q E5 DUNN YBS UN ? 0000 IU!! U .. A into -- , s 0 . ' 0 u o o e 1 a 0 6 . -aio 1 one napa neu- icon r O 0 o 1 a - 1 8 v ' 9 I 0 0 0 Q u :Cot occ! ow' 0 ceo- 0000 V I 'lil uh O u TQR SENIOR: Paul Dubos r I Q, .. f'q7,4 J ':'- . JL! 'aff ' I l' . 5- I ..ff:1'A l H , W 'A tt if f 'gf ' ' M 'L r'wJ ,Q R, - L..-...,- JJ. . . . ,X . .' , if 4-IV'- j H 'Huy Il . .. ' 1 J... E i JA, - l -' ' -,Q-ae-.',j' 1 JBLF- 'P I - Q 1 W qu V.. .. H ' :Q V 1,- .. tif-vi' ',.f A -. 'df ',,! .. ,,..t..-r My ., l 1- ,yggl ' fhirrr. , - ' . , . Mum' 0 ' 4, .IAN ve Nj' .x ,5'. x .. ., .- , Y r .i h - e i5,a3,A.,?., , 1 f . s . ' rf Q -. fa SENIOR: Bob Chiclowe Each Friday night, the football seniors ran onto the field with determination and self-discipline in an effort to win. They stood firm and went to all lengths to gain a victory. Our players refused to give up and continuedtheir struggle to win our first game For this reason the seniors of the 1976 football team will always be remembered . 112 ...-. -sg V--on-.-...Q .....-.....-..- -..-nf--N - , ,.,,-M V. 11, .w M 'A SENIORS - .15 i HM -' fs?- f f , SENIOR: Lou Lanzo I THEIR -Z i ff 'full I 'fs ?-- , V ,.,. .,,,.J 4 fi ' felllb .,. Q: we . vii I I-... 4 :.,,.A 'fx ., . , .4 - ,f1f '7 -2-57 , lv. 7 'la3Q?w3-H iff' - 'I 'fzfy f , H lr p 1.2-.'-ny, '1 N sq-.Q r. . . ,J , ,l-.luv ' 41-? l ff-E 5, , ,,,A , j'x 'f-5-ff ' 1 ' ' ' 'fy 'Nw' 'Had'- SENIOR: John Diamandis f V X l fl, ,fl I' X 'B- x , 4 firllfi' ' I is In 'J f, lj I y it LAST PERFORMANCE SENIO R: Bob Spencer Ju? ..... , W,-, ,vm ,,mim3 fe SENIOR: Mike Duda SENIOR: Rocky DeIVlart SENIO R: Lou Tsagaris SENIOR: Kevin Carney 1 .', 1 J jf. AA' , ,:..,. ...L ,:... -.... - .f,.w.'-I' - 'I A .-. ,, jAN,,.i-I ,W ,. .U ., , ',. fl Opt' . . -f., ,-e 4 X. . SENIOR: Chris Kust ' f 'Q- MS' ' ,rl W P :fe . .- 41 113 I GK , ,M :xi f I! gf ei .- fu 1 -5' , ii fi ,ggi 'flh- Wir? '11 J .V.'S F GCUS THE FUTURE Bright hopes and promises for the Campbell football pro- gram lie in the hands of the Junior Varsity Football Team . Besides gaining valuable ex- perience, the team completed the season with victories over arch-rival Struthers and Fitch. Coach Tom Carney proved to be avvelcomeadditiontothe coach- ing staff. Devils move the ball on a fake play. Coach Carney explains the game plan. Defense anticipates the play. YJIUNI al 5-2,,gren.,w ra I J. yr A-IVlElVlO IA 'Wi' ,ig str ' lVlElVlO L e , ,yjffgfrmfjereavl Ati .am mx Gs. Left: Defensive players watch the offense. :V up T l 31: . I lb A. -Ewa V w pl f -. ' ' 'WEE N A ix' img! 1-511574 ' . r-, V- fl! -1.4 h 1- .e'o1',5 1. QQ. ' Pl I ul-v:s 'I U 4, A. A ,,,..,k, 1,1 . :j.,,b..' l - . ' L' 1 2' 'f T35 r' I- i- y ::.. l. 1 ' - 3. ,t -,. r 5 rjewgl' l,.w.,,.5lL1 ,g -1' -13' .a ug5.,4'm.. T- P ies'- ,.g.3g5 25:-l,.,'. ,x-Lv n 5 1 a 'l ff.l.f' 'J' u , 'C A if .4 2,47-:'1 ,t'Q!E'r-I Lf.: 1. ' rf l eff: e f3,:'5 a 5: 35,1 Q' 'f:gG'tf:i 1- . ' 1'-Lfil.. 1,1 A . H rg -- aprt' A gp '1 ' sf 1' fly . , 5' I Q 11 -f., ' -' . 1 ' A '- gl 'N 0 , ' ' lx lu. l .1 Q ST, -- 'I ' .' ' '.J- 1 .. ,. , ,A V1 . ', '. 1' ik: ' I J vi: I Q. gflf- - .'HQ7F1 lQlf'3Cij?'L, ' . h'Q,fg'mg,.k'5. I' lip, THE CURTAIN DRAWS O THE FRESHMEN'S WINNING SEASON An extra effort gets the first down. r fl ' l With Coach Rick Gozur pacing the sidelines, and the Freshmen cheerleaders loudly encouraging, the Freshmen Football Team completed a win ning season with a record of 3-2-2 . The Freshmen class has reason to be proud of their guys and hope for a promising future. if u': 'J . , f i ,, . I zz? -- - Ser '- I J' T- i . lv ' V' EJ liz. E ., Freshmen scramble for more yardage. Jim Moskosky tames a Wildcat. A Coach Rick Gozur gives a locker room pep talk. Determination gets him through the line. 115 DEVILS REBOU VARSITY BASKETBALL TEANI: Front: Head Coach, Jones Tom Galouzis, John Sanders lVllke Carney Archie Dominic Daltorio, Assistant Coach, William Barillaire. Cox, Mike Masajlo Rich Dyce, Peter Key Row 2--Mike Duda, John Murar, Louie Lanzo, Lance -vi' The basketball team re- bounded from a 19 game los- ing streak by upsetting Hub- bard, this year's SVC champs. The Devils also scored vic- tories over defending league champs, Ursuline, and arch- rival, Struthers. Ending the season with a 3-14 record, the Devils completed one of the better seasons in recent years. Talented underclass- men returning next year are John Cox, Rich Dyce, Lance Jones and Mike Masajlo. Coach Daltorio and his assistant, Coach Barillaire, are to be congratulated on restoring the winning spirit to Memorial basketball. John Cox goes up for the rebound ABOVE RIGHT: MANAGERS: Harry Torres and Herman Sommers. RIGHT: An exciting play thrills the crowd. 116 Y ' - 5 Y . w - 1? 1 ,a -'I '. Q I A 1-4 Am N A 3? .r,.. . I X '53 s E2 3.Q,5 !i: W ,'-Y YQ X 4-'?i1'TL 'iff' ,f IT, THEIR LAST HGW SENIOR: Andy Wills SENIOR: John Murar 118 SENIO R: Tom Galouz is ' RYARSITY BASKETBALL RECORD ' ' M.H.S. M.H.S.' M.H.S. M.H.S. M.H.S. M.H.S. M.H.S Nl.H:S M.H.S. M.H.S. 55.5 E-5355513 snsfwfsb F sf' M Nl- H45- NI. H,.S.. Boardman A Brooxkf ie ld Fitch Mooney E., Palestine Hobbard Urtul i ne Howl and Boardman Girard Struthers Nlooney Howland -, , Hubbard Ursuline Fitch - Struthers SENIOR: Mike Duda 97 86, , 75 57 38 57 56 62 49 . 48 60 SENIOR: Lou Lanzo J.V.'S SLIP I TO SECO D PLACE!!! Coach Barillaire thinks the first half went well. UH i--' ! . V V, , ,. :V ,X uk 1, ll M 1 1 JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM: Anthony DeFe- Tony Teague, Dondi Torres, and Brian lice, Harry Valantasis, Steve Zackasee, Danilov. Nick Ballas, Terry Bembry, Don Lanzo, John Cox grits his teeth at the Irish. Terry Bembry takes winning easy. The Junior Varsity squad surprised their SVC opponents by placing second in the lea- gue. One of Coach BariIIaire's sweetest victories came over Boardman, whom the reserve hadn't defeated in 14 years. Besides winding up the year with a 11-6 record, the team shows much promise for the future. 119 DEVILETTE E JOY ROLE AS Devils await the The 1977 Devilettes lived up to last year's team reputation as an area powerhouse . The team hopes to repeat as AA District Champs and meet success in the state tournament. The girls were rated among the state's top ten AA teams throughout most ofthe season. Coach Sirilla, in her fourth year, and her assistant, Donna lVlingo, guided the team to a third place finish in the SVC and a 12-6 record. Senior Ro- berta Kish wound up a brilliant career at IVIHS by becoming the all-time girl scorer with a career total of over 500 points. tipoff against Struthers. -is.. eq- Tonya Corbett easily outjumps the Raiders. SE NIO R: Roberta Kish Lisa Pollander wants the rebound AREA PO ERHGUSE SENIOR: Missy Nlrazy The team gathers around Coach Sirilla for a special pregame message. L V l l s ..,.4.+, l...,..L 8 41- 'L GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM: Row 1--Missy Mraz, Roberta Kish, Pam Bednarik but Anita Johnson wants a basket. Row 2--Sue Alvarado, Rosalyn Ortiz, Elizabeth Lopez, Carrie Cox, Theresa Rios, Chris Nlastrovaselis, Evelyn Kotsol, Lisa Marino. Row 3--Debbie Bednarik, Mary Beth Korchnak, Darlene Johnson, Tonya Corbett, Coach Sirilla, Lisa Pol- lander, Karen Virus, Anita Johnson, Lori Swantek, Nancy Pantelakis. The Junior Varsity followed the footsteps of the Varsity by achieving success on the court. The devilettes finished the sea- son with a 12-4 record and next year they will add more talent to the varsity squad . SENIOR: Pam Bednari k THE LA GUAGE OF U-Y GIRLS' BASKETBALL RECORDS JUNIOR VARSITY! VARSITY MHS W. W. Reserve M HS E. Palestine MHS W. W. RQSQPVQ MHS 'Canfield MHS E. Palestine! MHS Boardman MHS Canfield MHS Fitch MHS Boardman MHS Struthers Nl-H5 Fitch MHS E. Palestine MHS Struthers MHS Hubbard MHS' Mooney MHS Howland NIHS E. Palestine M HS Boardman MHS Hubbard MHS Fitch MHS Howland , MHS I, Ursuline M HS Boardman M H St'-'29 Struthers MHS Fitch ' MHS Howland MHS Ursuline Nl HS? '-i' - 'Hubbard M H S Struthers. M H S Ursuline MHS Mooney MHS Howland NIHS Hubbard , MHS Ursuline 122 :ig The girls take a break on court. Y ti 22 11 7 22 29 23 13 32 6 2 8 35 9 15 11 28 18 Mike Beeson, with 138 season points, and Jeff Chrap- cynski led the Freshmen Bas- ketball Team this year. Coach Rick Gozur directed the team from a previous winless season to a record of seven wins and seven losses this year. Ed Bartos warms up with a yell. - , FRESHMEN BASKETBALL TEAM Row 1 Bill Scacchettl, Steve Vavlas Row 2 -Jeff Misko, Bob Sudol, Jeff Van- Cobb, Jeff Chrapcynski, Mike Beeson, John Mastronarde, Gary Zlebart, Andy Estes, Ed Bartos, Joe Kavinsky, Doug 123 WRESTLI G COMPETITIO Coach Pinciaro finished his coaching debut at Memorial with a 1-11 record. The devils wrestled with the better teams in the area resulting in their only victory over St. Thomas Aquinas. However, in wrestling the competition is one on one. lVlany team members emerged as individual winners. Talented wrestlers returning next year are John Payne and Bob Vas- chak. F4171 - . 1, in Dan Payne tries to calm the pre-game SENIOR: Matt Carlo,-gg. SENIOR: Bob Chiclowe 124 41. , -is ' ' f iz., fa ,-.--' r i1rj' Qlgasg- - 121. gn ' ,fm wf9gEfff1v'2.'fjf-Ti' 1, , A -Q1 H Q14 1 . 1 :ef s . -riwi - ' - ' ,. .a. . . , rr' Q . , iiji ' -- .rnwpi .4 I A.: :I ,,r,5 J- ' s 'l.+- , ., ... , PW' nhl ' , ol , - V ..-1.zf :' 3 ' ' . , . . .,J:'l'A 1 l .sa Ant., ,4..A PHE , me ir! tr , f .L -,,, rs - i- i ,lv - , V ,P-, H A e referee takes a closer look at this match IS T0 GH. WRESTLING TEAM: Row 1--Steve Smith, Mark Belli, Mike Mistovich, Bob Vaschak. Row 2--Perry Kapsulis, Bill Tomich, John Payne, Dan Payne, Matt Carlozzi, Bob Chiclowe. Row 3--Coach Pinciaro, Dave Vrabel, Chris Kust, Al Smith, Dave Datillo. COA CH: Frank Pinciaro 11 v ff 5 - ' .. S - S' ' 'Y Y-. rf- .rg . V ' A, ma --LJ 4 sf' l l l SENIOR: Chris mst A Red Devil gets a grip on his opponent. 125 Steve Smith starts the match off right . . . on top! l l PAW DERI G THE SITUATIO LEADS TO WINS! Don Sebest moves his rook cautiously. The Chess Team ended another winning season under a new coach, Aric LaRocca. The team fought their way to the top of the league through many hours of practice. The team in order of their placings are Jim Douglas, George Spir- tos, Rich Hetrick, Don Sebest, Emanuel Papadopoulis, Angel Serrano, Manuel Spirtos, Greg Mihalopoulos, Chuck Anza- . t lone, Chuck Rich, and Mike 'Lf' 'LI Samulka . Members of the club ':.:-i '.- not on the team are: Emanuel -5'-5K Gialousis, Ron Perline, and Tim Mincher. -.. Chess takes deep concentra- tion and patience. Above Left: While keeping his opponent waiting in sIeep , Angel Serrano plans his next move Above Right: It Is wise to think carefully before moving as displayed by Manuel Spirtos. 126 -fi' QQ ZWW LHWW Q2 Q w F Wg W Aww? M2 C 6Q? 6i! ik f QW WW J I l l i-sflli ORKI G NISON Put all your things away! Get busy on your layouts! We need more action shots ! These are common phrases Spoken by the yearbook editgr Donna Billec is still worrying about Re- to keep things orderly. me' f anCeS' Hard work was established by these chosen yearbook staff members. lVlaking layouts, knocking their brains out to come up with a good caption, raising money, and taking pic- tures are a few of the many tasks to be done. The main accomplish- ment, though, is that they have learned to work together and still remain friends . Without the hard work of students like Nick Li- bertin the yearbook would be impossible. x l. ll,- Jean DeMart seems to approve of Pam Bednarik's relaxing way of working. x , Y EDITOR: Jean DeIVlart ADVISOR: IVIr. Cvengros ASSISTANT EDITOR: Lori Chrapcynsl ff 6 Glynn ' 57,475 ' me is 5 ,f-1. '22 Ruth VanSuch is enjoying the dinner. It takes alot of work to make a good yearbook. It was our year. auf' Front Row: N. Libertin, K. Kubus, R. VanSuch, L. Chrapcynski, J. DeNIart, L. Nlazzarino, P. Bednarik. Second Row: D. Billec, C. Carano, Nl. Nlraz, R. Wasko, P. Zapka, C. Salvatore. Third Row: R. Felle, J. West, D. Gozur, A. Ricciardi, C. Galantis, C. Patton. Cooperation is the name of the game Perfection comes easy for Joyce West. Wilt , , aa K X ,f' ,, ' ' U S Y 75x52 -f A Living it up at Cherry's. -4 T f'r1 i - ii!! These are first-class deep thinkers Our ace photographer gets around. 'l I-V KEY CLUB UNLGCKS DGUR T0 ERVICE. M Z Row: S. Dudik, B. Paramore, C. Patton Second Row: S. G. Canton, L. Carano Third Row: J. Sferra, M. Jonda, astronardi Fourth Row: M. Riveria, J. Nobile, L. Sferra Row: M. Carlozzi, T. Marino Sixth Row: M. Skoutfatous, apka, M. Libertin Seventh Row: M. Kantaras, P. Semano- P. Willich M, km. .g-1,,,,.-n--1 U I Eli H K :E Q N' -A y Under the theme of com- . '1 munity service, a key club was I 'Wg-hfli formed at Memorial recently. . T' gif, This new organization, a branch , of Kiwanis International, rais- L 6- I ed money to benefitcharities fi'-2 ' - of -e Cvengros. and fund school projects. Di- recting the club was president Chris Patton and advisor IVlr. r ,. -, 1 , 5 ,E as ,. l 11 '0. ,1 - ,1' 64 C L -.x X u f I In 4. x t n 'X-s iltl ' 4 xx V 2 N N N 'L e ' I If civil, L sr y Meetings get a little boring. Front Row: S. Sferra, C. Patton Back Row: G. Canton, L. Carano, B. Paramore 131 S N ROVI G REPORTERS Butchie Sferra has that mysterious look in her eyes. David Korchnak is needed to deal with any situation or problem Janet Billec and Linda ' ' 'os are all smiles as they sell tickets at the bingo card party. fu gui- A-IV. A-- dx u-an - unfit. K Reporters are always on the move as they interview and catch little hapenings around cor- ners. The students constructing the Nlemo were not out-randomly picked but were chosen by meet- ing certain requirements. It re- quires typists, photographers, an editor,dpatience and time. All this an more was contributed by these hard-working busy-bodies. 132 i J! Front Row! Diane Tabus, Editor-David Korchnak, Asst. Editor-Paula Wallace, Cheryl O'Con nor, Betty Zuzga. Second Row: Linda Ringos, Janet Billec, Anne Marie Sferra, Margo Kan- taras, Barbara Scanlon, Leisha Ramunno. Third Row: Kenneth Bednarik, Robert Vaschak, Joseph Donofrio, William Tomich, Joesph Nobile. SPONSOR: lVlr. Cvengros, EDITOR David Korchnak, ASST. EDITOR: Paula Wallace. i , A fr- I 471' --.l I Ng , ' 'j ' J 3 . ,Hiram , ii M' ' ' ' , 'Lim' E. .. J . . , ' X J l aww, if Y E xh ll Y 1-' y , X , X l- , T- V 4 ff SL, A Eh . x T '- T I 1' 3 , 7 IQ Ms gt' - LEFT: Cheryl 0' Connor hates to make a mistake. ABO VE: Better ideas are added by Joseph Nobile. Betty Zuzga can't get the hang of writing a copy. '1 Wi ,, um Q . mf, 147 ' ,f. ln if I T -a i P I Q r fa- - T ,M 133 BAND O THE MARCH The football games would not be the same without the half time performance of the 1976- 1977 Red Devil Band. Lead by IVlr. Haring, the band practiced during the summer and went to Thiel College for training. Keep up the good work. .J .. A v ' f - A Zi'- Front Row: E. Kotsol, J. Heri, T. Mincher, R. Kambouris, D. DePiIlo, D. Szilagy, M. Creatore, G. Georgiadis. Second Row: V. Missos, E. Ringos, M. West, P. Wallace, J. Vrabel, D. Alexander, C. Wallace, N. Mazzocco, L. Valerio, C. Miller, G. Herns, R. O'Shelski, D. Talanganis. Third Row: P. Kea, E. Harvischak, J. Phillips, T. Pluchinsky, A. Estes, J. Vargo. Fourth Row: J. Mullins, A. Wills, D. Williams. 134 The band always made halftime more enjoyable. Jackie Shearer uses her study hall wisely and practices in the bandroom. l 1 '4-. I' P - -f 's zz' J., Wmfwifl' - iff:-rf7I' , A 739' N R 19' ,fs ff I-s 4' 'Q if, Psinka and Andrea Cimmento discuss the repertoire being used for the spring Mr. Haring rushes the band back to the band room. A little conversation before playing eases the nerves slightly. 135 A one and a two and a three. SENIORS: Front Row: P. Wallace, G. Georgiadis, J. Vargo. Second Row: M. Carlozzi R. Berardino, A. Wills. 1111111 11iff111111111iff111 11 fr S 11l 111 11 1 lyivll 11 1' 1 1 A 1 ,111 M E 1 U 1 , 37, , bjififlx 1 1 1 fu 3 W ' A .1 .. ' V ' , 1 1' ' 1 A , V: f 1 l U ,I rx N . V H, 1 11 1 l 1 5 , ,I Y 'Ig 1 1' 44 - 5 1 I .. ,W ff Q 1 , J. 'A -nz! V A. . i-11--We 1 F , Jul-vit 3' '1-Use ., F - 4 .1 -: l,fi 1 1 ,, 14 'uh-: -QQ-2-3 'ft' e - N I'-'W'- - 'ff' ' l Front Row: R. Berardino, J. Douglas, M. Haralambis, T. Teague, E. Shearer, S. Skrote, V. Sacco. Second Row: C. Anzalone, R. Perline, P. Wallace, N. Kraynak, C. Fiorini, J. Shearer, J. Gocala, S. Bodnar, A. Cimmento, M. Betross, T. Psinka, T. Corbett. Third Row: M. Carlozzi, E. Valas, D. Morris, J. Flores. Fourth Row: S. Smith, P. Alexander. 136 I :rent Row: Kathy Halkitis, Elaine Hudak, Kathy ?appas, Jodi Gozur Darlene Bembr Janice Jonda I y Fiorini, Cheryl Salvatore, Asst. Head--Kathy Lemmo, I Vlary Spagnola, Karena Poullas. I Head--Kim Novak, Asst. Head--Janet Ringos, i Carol Lariccia, Mary Rivera, Lisa Costantino, Su- The harder you try the lecond Row: Cindy lVlanno, Helen Poullas, Belinda san Korchnak. better the results. '-44.-. ' f-1. . 4 Stand tall, don't you fall! Performing well doesn't come naturally, for it takes months of practice to become a good ma- jorette. Attending band camp for one week is one way the girls improved themselves. They also performed at Cedar Point, Geauga Lake, Canfield Fair, and five area parades. We all know that football it A V games wouldn't be complete Dance to the music- ' , .fiPQf13,, -l without the performance of our practice makes a hot performance. A A maiorettes - 137 It doesn't look like hard work but it is. X v. S' . fr-L X-u2'1E'.g':1Aw.mf Ass'r. HEAD MAJORETTE: Janet Ringos I E, I I I , AssT. HEAD MAJORETTE: Kathy Lem Zim '-if -..L ,HN - l ws -. 1 N lm -A-L-1 . ..-. 'AQ Z-'5'S'X135f'f7 2'i.5f4f?z?.i K . R -. . . Lf- 1' Sul .--7--- . . V fr V ,7 HEAD NIAJORETTE: Kim Novak CTEP 'ff LIVELY h gQ,'e3'fl xi w 1 JV J:,,,1,.wL-. . ri: -4'-v - , 's I 'J B ' F. ,, , 1-4, 12 '1ETZU!-,535 E Y .221 4' ' Y .. -is 4-oc' 4 - W SENIOR: Carol Lap-icgia SENIOR: Cheryl Salvatore SPANISH CULTURE E HANCED BYC B Front Row: G. Spirtos, R. Cantazriti, NI. Tirpak, L. Ringos, J. Jonda, J. Bolina, S. Drozda Second Row N Ballas, Zinghini, D. Korchnak, J. Billec, M. Carlozzi, IVlrs. Nliller, Miss Kucab, C. Nlanno, W. Tomich, A. Johnson, L Ramunno, P. Wallace Third Row: D. Sebest, A. Sferra, S. Korchnak, K. Senyo, K. Jurich, E. Hudak, R. Oroogas, K Rovder, C Salva tore, L. Mootz Fourth Row: T. Marino, J. Nobile, N. Libertin, A. Serrano, W. Volosin, A. Rios, C. Graves, P Soltus, Costantino, S. Fried man. f Janet Billec decided to learn Spanish. in . ,..... -ii,- Joseph Nobile counts his money in Spanish. 'Q OFFICERS: Front Row--Pres.--Mark Tirpak, Sponsor--IVlrs. Miller, Sponsor--Nliss Kucab, Vice-Pres.--Janet Bolina, Second Row: Social Chairman--Rich Cantanzriti, Secretary--Janice Jonda, Treasurer--Linda Ringos. T7 S X . -.F v,- . 'Q ,fl P .- . -. .,.... - .v ,'.4,. L- f Butchie Sferra got an A on her Spanish test. This year Spanish Clubmem bers have been very busy rais- ing money for the club treasury, planning a successful Christ- mas party, and hosting some Guatamalon exchange students. Their field trips included trav - eling to Fitch High to see a traveling music group with fla- menco dancers from Spain, and their traditional Spring trip, this year to Puerto Rico. Under the guidance of lVlrs. IVlilIer and Miss Kucab, the club has had a prosperous year. C7 T? 'wr W1 -lf if Nick Ballas knows the board lesson, do you? Spanish lessons are interesting. Spanish Club members know how to enjoy themselves. 1 PROFITS AFTER FRENCH ACT. Miss Katula takes time to relax. 9- -met-W - , ng-:gn 1 - - Y ' I , .4 f ff v ve -7517-gee-f-, -I -1--,-'I '- my In l A, .4 - ' l suv T f ik' 1 . ,r Front Row: Diane Braccolino, Miss Katula, Donna Nlangiarelli, Missy Nlraz. Back Row Mike Duda, Debbie Rose, John Nlurar. 7 T-7 'l 'T'TW X f W I I gf Linda Franks prepares dessert for all. The spaghetti dinner is a joyous occasion. Spaghetti isn't the only thing made. Friends are too. FRONT ROW: T. Corbett, B. Zuzga, D. Mangiarelli, D. Braccolino, Miss Katula, J. Murar, D. Rosa, M. Mraz, N. VanKulick. SECOND ROW: S. Tofil, M. Varady, L. Franks, J. West, R. Felde, K. Kennedy, K. Keish, K. Halkitis. THIRD ROW: M. Savka, C. Carano, R. Olesky, C. Beeson, J. DeMart, D. Gozur, C. Lariccia, J. Svagerko, P. Theo- P. Struharik. B. Fiorini, R. O'Shelski, E. Boncyk, M. Mono- kandilos, M. Kantaras, K. Carney, C. O'Connor, T. Galou- zis, A. Mediate, G. Fesz, E. Prochak, M. Koulianos. . -'.1f- lor Q ,I t K L, Raising moneyto takeatrip to Canada was accomplished through the hard work of the French Club members. Under the direction of Miss Katula they held a spaghetti dinner, sold candy, and sponsored a rummage, book, and bakesale. 142 R, I gt, 3 ,Q la 0-.JI 1 Xu vu-., 1' Mrs. O'SheIsky offers her help. yt his I .i V I Lx, . 1 .- Children and adults alike enjoy spaghetti. Time out from work, time in for eating. phanous. FOURTH ROW: M. Bright, M. Trexler, J. Polkabla, THE CHEMICAL GRLD There are other things to do besides mixing che'micals. Nlr. DeRosa shows off his electron orbitals. l ' 'T 'YT 1.1Q- 5, ? ...few X f 5 YT!-Tix' 5 A club which takes know- ledge and understanding of chemistry is the chemistry M. club. A student must have a B average in Algebra I and Geometry and also must main- tain a high B average in Chemistry. lt's purpose is to research and seek more know- ledge in the chemical world. Besides a research trip, the members chose a day in which to see the Cleveland Cavaliers. OFFICERS: A. Mihalopou- Ios--V.P. G. Spirtos--Pres., SPONSOR: lVlr. DeRosa. ,, A e. ,,E,.........., i ffl-1 ,iq OFFICERS: A. Mihalopoulos--V. Pres., G. Spirtos-- Pres., Nlr. DeRosa--Sponsor. N. Pantelakis--Treas., R. Berardino--Soc. Chair., G. Mistovich--Sec. inot shownl. FRONT ROW: N. VanKulick, G. Spirtos, A. Mihalo- poulos, C. Wallace, K. Keish, J. Jonda, N. Pantelakis, R. Berardino, S. Sferra, M. Savka, D. Szilagy, M. Carlozzi. SECOND ROW: R. O'SheIsky, D. Braccolino, . LL ' 1.fi ff?- Ix 5, 4 ls 6 in 1. M. Spirtos, T. Martelli, K. Jurich, B. Fiorini, U. Mar- enkovich, M. Korchnak, J. Billec, R. Olesky, A.John- son, K. Rovder, B. Scanlon, THIRD ROW: A. Nlediate, E. Boncyk, J. Fiorini, D. Gulu, I. Nlaillis, D. Korchnak, N. Ballas, D. Del Signore, M. Spirtos, D. Sebest, M. Libertin, L. Carano, V. Roulakos, G. Canton, B. Halase, IVlr. DeRosa. 143 l 1 ST DENTS HAVE SET PROBLEMS Front Row: R. Oleskey, J. Billec, A. Sferra, K. Xlovak, A. Rivalsky, D. Gozur, K. Jurich, N. Keish, K. Kennedy, D. Mangiarelli, Second Row: Libeftlflf Nl-V5-Yady, FOUYUW ROWS K- Carney, J E. Boncyk, L. Ringos, J. Murar, S. Burich, J. RO9'-lSki, B- VOl0Sil1, Nl- Duda, G. Fesz, T. Ga- Dubgs, M, Ti,-pack, K, Kubus, E. Hudak, N, Pan- Iousis,-T. Corbett, C. Lariccia, J. Jonda, B. telakis, Nl. lVlraz, D. Braccolino. Third Row: J. FIOYIYNI N- Ball-35, B- 0'5helSkY- Dintino, D. Korchnak, G. Spirtos, D. Sebest, K. ' - l .Al - X' VJ '. v X. I ,,, 5k4f:l l Bill Volosin tries to figure 1 it out. l.n .' wfml .J A J l O , , 'L A 7f'l..E -:nam 5 U41 U' li C X -ice ' . ' -R x- MM 6' I T K A l A-f Q 1 . L w I4 ' Q , ,1 '. l lguluugggeg-:-fa -If ly, Vi:-f it . ., K I fri' nS'Q+i':'4 f ,... w f , 4 E5'fffS? S fi' l Tv .1 Y Karen Kubus lends a helping hand. E 3115 S . E ,iQ ,, Front Row: TREAS.--K. Kubus, PRES.--M. Tirpack, SEC.--J. Dubos, SPONSOR--Mr. Delucia. Back Row: V.P.--S. Burich, SOC. C.--P. Bednarik, J. Murar. 144 l mei GGL' . Members and non-members hurry on the bus. They JUSf Can't wait to get on the Ski Sl0PeS- Mr. DeLucia, assisted by Mark Tirpack checks the problems. N. - J ' s 7 - F -. J Members work in numbers. B .J-Q The Math Club held their annual initiation where students figured out problems and had 1 refreshments. Besides this initiation, the club also went skiing along with other students from the Everyone is busy trying to finish their problems at the math club initiation. school. At the resort, Peak-n- Peek, these future skiers spent one hour taking lessons from the instructor and the rest of the time skiing andfor falling. 145 PEAKERS FUR STUDENTS FRONT ROW: M. Kantaras, P. Zapka, J. Fiorini, L. Ramunno, C. Manno, Mr. LaRocca. SECONDROW- D. Nlangiarelli, E. Krinos, N. DiPiero, R. Bieganowski. THIRD ROW: M. Libertin, D. Vrabel, Nlatt Carlozzi, Chris Patton, Y O! 'if' , ,ff egfli-. i 'L' . '4vN 11 ,f- -4- Chris Patton enjoys h is last year as a. student council member. School problems, both social and educational, are discussed -. during student council meetings. Under the guidance of lVlr. LaRoc- ca , they try to do their best for Margo Kantams smiles asshe EI of lille SllLICl9l'llLS . thinks of some great ideas for student council. FRONT ROW: SPONSOR--Mr. LaRocca. SECOND ROW: V.P.--L. Ramunno, PRES.--P. Zapka.THIR 146 ROW: TREAS.--M. Kantaras, SEC.--J. Fiorini. 'F-.Yr ' fi Rn f ,gl I i HELP I THE OFFICE Giving their full time to help the administration office run smoothly are the office checkers They collect attendance cards, deliver messages to both stu- dents and teachers, and do any other run-about jobs . Another day in the office has ended. Lee Murphy hardly gets excited in doing things. 147 HHH . . . QUIET PLEASE Front Row: L. Resanka, T. Tofil, P. Soltis, L. Franks, C. Beeson, J. Ringos. Second Row: L. Constantino, C. Graves, C. Billiris, Mr. LaRocca, J. Boncyk, E. Boncyk, T. Nagy. OFFICERS: P. Soltis--PRES., L. Franks--V.P., C. Beeson--SEC., T. Tofil--TREAS. Stacked up between the stacks llll La- --sz. The library would not be ' effective without the help of the , librarians. Shelving, typing, '2 and checking out books are some of their duties. They also try to aid others in obtaining infor- , mation through the guidance of IVlr. LaRocca. . . A ,VV A., ,f 148 . . , - - - The students enjoy the library s facilities. ACTOR TAKE A BU Front Row: M. West, J. DeMart, P. Soltis, R. VanSuch, M. Skoufatos, M. Mraz, T. Matash, S. Dudik, Second Row: G. Zinghini, D. Tomchik, D. Rose, P. Wallace, M. Trexler, Mrs. Miller, E. Prochak, M. Samulka, B. Hallas, R. Wasko, P. Bednarik, Third Row: A. Detunno, B. Zuzga, C. Gaia, L. Mootz, N. Libertin, J. Ringos, C. Lariccia, J. Beeson, L. calvin 7 ' III!-l 'rl 7 Carano, R. Kish, M. Korchnak, S. Drosda, Fourth Row: C. Graves, L. Ramunno, M. Gaia, D. Perline, R. O'Lesky, L. Ringos, A. Sferra, B. Barone, M. Spirtos, T. Tofil, L. Sferra, S. Ginnis, Fifth Row: T. Marino, L. Murphy, J. Payne, N. Ballas, M. Carlozzi, C. Black, M. Riviera. . ' WWI I 'i 1 '-he 'YW' S4- 'S w1., .r':i',-AA n , ' ,O U' 0 gf IJ L. l 1511 l 1 .mtl-lt' ,Q as . ll N .x V? J 1 .if-.'-i, +1 ' T 'gli .r ', Q V .riff :g UNE 0515 xr' vi A xv N 'M if dfmm X 1 Y::,,g'+ ry . ,.,Jl -N Actors and actresses prepare for paractice. What is the most interesting club in school? The drama club, of course. lt consists of stu- dents who like to escape from their own character, and into another. These actors and ac- tresses must be willing to stay after school day after day for weeks to rehearse. Under the direction of Mrs. Miller, they always put on an excellent Sitting comfortably among friends is one way to forget the dis- comfort of stage fright. performance . 149 Tiff JV A 'Q lv l ELAYER EMOTE Fenwick. Students give all they can for dramatics. 'ISO :fi-if .,-'fi , tx, V If l Qffzum Red 8t Black members per- formed in a play, UP THE DOWN STAIRCASE, open to the public. lVIost of these mem- bers have never acted before but did a great job. THE MOUSE THAT ROAR- ED was enacted by members of the senior class before a full auditorium . A lot of work and time was encountered, but most of all, acting was fun for them . Jean DeMart portrays the character of Duchess Glori- ana the twelfth. Practices forthe play were cold and long. I ' , .wx 11 x FOR PUBLIC! John Murar is Count Mountjoy in The Mouse That Roared . L7 Vice-President--Patty Soltis, President--Jean DeNlart, Sponsor--Mrs. IVliII- er, Treasurer--Ruth VanSuch, Social Chairman--Michele Skoufatos It's hard to believe that this is Nick Ballas. --- - - f,--ffm I l It was natural for these actors to misbehave as in the script. SPEAKI G IS THE AI RULE. FRONT ROW: Antoinette Nlediate, Jean DeMart. BACK ROW: Lillian Rezan- OFFICERS: Ruth Van5uCh--pre5. V. pres. Ml.. ka, Bill Volosin, LuAnn Carano, Ruth VanSuch, Debbie Rose, Mr. Frank Pie- . Pietruch--Asst. Coach Nlrs. Ford'--Coach'Jean truch, Mrs. Margaret Ford. DeNIart--Sec., Treas.' I 41 - s! BA 1 Lh....,. l Q il 3 n .X ',.P'Tw' it ..,,..... 114: Speaking out is the key to success. The members of the speech team have learned to do this and have had an oppor- tunity to appear before public . A tournament consists of di- visions in drama, humorous, du- et acting, poetry and prose, oral interpretation, original oratory, debate, and extemporaneous. A very successful member of this team is Debbie Rose who, in her four years of com- peting, went to the state com- petitions three years. Other members have placed high in local and district competitions. A knowledgeable English major, IVIrs. Margaret Ford is the coach of this proud team . 152 0 l 5 ' 1 ,-JT: ff me els- 'vi,,,. 4- 'l 1 1 ' .l 1 'X n Lf Above left, Debbie Rose owns six of these trophies. Above: In this scene of THE HEIRESS, Jean DeMart portrays IVIrs. Penniman, Debbie Rose in her characterization of the SECRET AFFAIRS OF MILDRED WILDE. SMART COOKIE Even the brains like to have a good time. ..' 'v' - , 4 a L. W ' TIP' E 3' ' 9 ,ar 'ing fef xg if 1 ...DT 163 ' rw ' V ' - 4 U J . ' r R I ig ,, 1' Q A' l U N.H.S. does their share by bringing in the Christmas spirit. FRONT ROW: D. Mangiarelli, K. Kubus, G. Fesz, J. Dubos.SECOND ROW: R. Felde, J. De- Mart, D. Billec, L. Mazzarino, P. Bednarik, L. Chrapcynski, IVIr. Nlonaco--THIRD ROW: C. Lariccia, K. Lemmo, M. Nlraz, D. Gozur, D. Braccolino, D. Rose. THIRD ROW: B. Volosin, M. Tirpack, S. Burich, J. Nlurar, N. Libertin. 153 OFEICERS: PRESIDENT: Karen Kubus TREASURER: Greg Fesz SECRETARY: Janice Dubos SPONSOR: Mr. Monaco Missing From Picture VICE-PRESIDENT: John Shabelia adds the finishing touches to the tr: Frank Niastoris 'V A-L, 5 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY S 'Q 5 2. -3 ' i Z qi Diane Braccolino always finds time study. National Honor Society dis- plays a strong scholastic ability among the student body. To be eligible for membership a stu- dent must be a junior, and have a 3.0 or above average. He al- so must possess qualities of leadership, service, scholar- ship alnd character. Under the guidance of lVlr. lVlonaco, each April an inductive ceremony is conducted at an assembly for the student body and the parents of the newly elected members. Following the assembly, the inductees and their parents are honored in the cafeteria with refreshments . One ofthe services ofN . H. S. is to decorate the school at Christmas. 154 1 . y S' to , Q Q' IW- R. ' b 'N. .I .. Lal. 'B- ' . Ns' .-- X xt'f t It looks as though Debbie Gozur is having a fun time ' ating the Christmas tree. 0 Y' i -i II Carla Testa and her mother seemed disturbed about the MP- the fish for their dinner. Patty Martinez already has her mind on J-, Phyllis Wllllch makes sure the cof- fee is good to it s last drop. Nlootz, D. Bembry, P. Noren, T. Nleris. Row: L. IVlazzarino, S. Passas, Miss Dann, M. Maillis, P. Zapka, P. Willich. Second D. Rose, lVl. Kantaras, N. Galanses, D. Billec, R. Kish, E. Poullas. Third Row: J. Da- L. Slagle, C. Testa, IVI. Romeo, A. Santana, C. Pantelis, H. Nlaillis. Fourth Row: J. J. Dubos, D. Tomchilc, K. Lemmo, G. Hanuscak, D. Frklech. Fifth Row: K. Pappas, -f:'-- el K 'll , 315 It le n ,, , li: , A' 1. gr. I 'T , f Aide Santana doesn't really care for fish. llshb, lickleb, and Cmemb are common strokes of the Shorthand Club. Besides all the homework the girls had to sell suckers, scissors, cards, candy, and also sponsored a fish dinner to raise money for a trip to New York. This club would never be a success with- out the help and guidance of their sponsor, IVliss Dann. 155 A fig' ' Q Kathy Lemmo and Lucy Mazzarino watch as Donna Billec calculates the profits. A Shorthand Club meeting is underway. vi is ' - .-f'gi -mcg, -X Q 5-as fre F., Plhael hr' 7 I 'S-5. Miss Dann gets help from a willing mother. The duties of the Shorthand Club never end. Jean Ditillo takes time out to give those aching feet a rest. ,.kVs , ' u F S ' i tt 1' , X 1 . ,, T. , 1 Q J- - ,lUttil3lUN TT' T' T ' ,WP i , k i I' 'WL 5' 'lf' lfl ' Ami'? f2ff3g it ' Q A , -A t ,y'5 S in ' V-. V .' I ' 1' N ns! Front Row: SPONSOR: Miss Dann, PRESIDENT: Sofie Passas, VICE-PRESIDENT: Lucy Mazzarino, Second Row: SECRETARY: Pam Zapka, TREASURER: Mary Mallis, Third Row: SOCIAL CHAIRMAN: Phyllis Willich TRI-HI-Y AND HI-Y OFFICERS: PRES.--C. Lariccia, V.P.--K. Lemmo, SEC.-- K. Novak, SOC.C.--K. Kubus. E JGY... The girls look good from any direction. Front Row: K. Kubus, K. Lemmo, Miss Helen Frangos, C. Lariccia, K. Novak. Second Row: Nl. Nlraz, G. Hanuscak, J. Dubus, D. Gozur, D. Tabus, Third Row! L. Franks, P. Semanovich, M. Kantaras, D. Frklech, D. Stanko, Fourth Row: B. Scanlon, S. Balas, D. Perline, D. Ciccoletti, J. Clement, K. Fray. Fifth Row: I. Nlaillis, J. Fiorini, G. Nlangiarelli, J. Svagerko, K. Carano, D. Gulu, D. Bembry. Sixth Row: G. Stanko, L. Ramummo, J. Datillo, Nl. Trex- ler, B. Fiorini, S. Korchnak, T. lVleris. Seventh Row: C. Graves, C. Karavo- kiros, Nl. Kelades, J. Wasko, P. Wallace, A. DeTunno, L. Todessa, K. Krasinski. TRI- HI-Y girls are in the swim. These girls don't mind get- ting water up their noses or in their eyes. They're having a good time. The girls are mem- bers ofthe TRI-HI-Y club, a swim organization sponsored by lVliss Helen Frangos. Swimming days are every Wednesday during the school year for girls in grades 9th through 12th. 157 SWIMMI G AND CIVICS DAY Front Row: M. Tirpack, B. Volosin, G. Fesz, J. Murar, Mr. Tom Carney, D. Lentine, D. Korchnak, P. Struharik, B. Vaschak. Second Row: S. Burich, R. Cantazriti, M. Savka, M. Makatura, D. Vrabel, T. Luc, L. Sertich. Third Row: N. Balas, P. Dubos, L. Tsagaris, T. Galouzis, H. Valantis, M. Carney, G. Bednarik, J. Schrieber. HI-Y guys '.e'ax at the poolside. OFFICERS--Front Row: M. Tirpack--Chairman, G. Fesz Treas., J. Murar--Pres. Back Row: Mr. Tom Carney-- Sponsor, B. VoIosin-- V. Pres. Missing from Picture is R. Wasko--Sec. HI-Y, like TRI-HI-Y mem- bers, pay dues and enjoy the swimming facilities at the YMCA. Besides swimming, they also play an important role on civics day by re-enacting the jobs of y, I our important city administrators. 'i.i D pn A good dive does the body justice. WHATS UP URSE? Future nurses are concerned with the future. Bottom Left: These girls are in- terested in hospital procedures. Front Row: Pres.--Chris Galan- tis, Sponsor--Miss Simko, V. Pres.--Janet Ringos, Second --Mary Spagnola. i 1 ., Y , , c Row: Treas.--Janet Billec, Sec. Putting bandages on cut up knees and soothing burns with ice compresses is not all the Future Nurses of America are doing. This year Miss Simko, the club sponsor, arranged for trips to area hospitals to get a taste of the hospital life. With this experience, the girls will have a better idea ofwhat kind of medical field they want to enter 'FI Front Row: K. Lemmo, G. Hanuscak, L. Mazzarino, D. Billec, L. Franks, C. Galantis, M. Spagnola, Miss Simko, J. Ringos, J. Billec, J. Svagerko, M. Mraz, K. Kubus, K. Senyo. Second Row: C. Salvatore, J. Fiorini, E. Gay- etsky, L. Miconi, D. Tomchik, P. Soltis, K. Novak, L. Mootz, E. Prochak, D. Gozur, D. Mangiarelli, B. Phillips, M. Galathris, R. Orologas. Third Row: M. Spirtos, K. Rovder, K. Virus, U. Marenkovik, A. Ricciardi, S. Passas, M. Maillas, S. Kantaras, K. Carano, D. Braccolino, J. Lanzo, K. Keish, J. Dubos, T. Meris, C. Pantelis, T. Tofil, J. Biej, L. Sferra, M. Rivera, C. Skaleris, D. Gulu, D. Ciccolelli, J. Clement, M. Korchnak, L. Chrap- cynski, P. Bednarik, K. Konopka, K. Galanses. Fifth Row: C. Beeson, T. Matash, R. Olesky, B. Barone, M. Kantaras, L. Carano, B. Zarella, L. Marino, L. Mathews, C. Manno, E. Hudak, L. Ringos, K. Jurich, J. Jonda, 159 K. Halkitis, M. Skoufatus. It's their ball on our two yard line. K NW ,j Aff ' I H, l vii? -' . ,. xx v lql E . R! '! f' .,, EIBIBEE L! wx.. . vii-3 iklf' J Q I 1, , s l 1 fx' X S- - W 1 ,A , ,An 1' 'w s-J v-5 ,, la, 4, rv EJ' 1 -.U '- ' 'I 1,' 5 1-h J V v' QQ, u bk I ' J 'a a-J? - Q 91 -lyk:-I iff . ,.a., fn-inks. ' ' ' - -rr -nfl - nv' - ' N . .1. w -j. HI, ' . N' 0 ' ' -r -T. f. in . 914' -2. -f: j ' PM f. . 'lun-wsu,- 1 -if-1-. -, Iii .'. fu Q' bvg. W . A I ,X fvi' K '1 . ,J' v Janet Billec 1. : RWE? fo 6 Pr' I i , X ,Wir 2 . . Fi ALL 'Q J I iii! 1 4 l N i A I 1' Q' f X, X N -' 'L' V L Ann Marie Sferra r i Bernadette Barone 9 ,7.Hg-3 in ' '-Y - 5' ,X fa 1 , .A K W v Y .51 . ,J t I Linda Vavlas Cathy Cougras ' vi, 6 ' x Regina Smith V2 A as inf' Karen Kennedy , if. , V Ik. ,' A XA X - I '- 1, -, X ff , G - ev ft 43- , V Lf ' W 1 .A - Q- re we o 1 '- fir as N' af' ' 'Cl- 'L , V v fl -- X A N- if ., a ,. , . , K 3 - Barbara Scanlon Gina Zinghini .Mill hz. School spirit is what it's all about. Elaine Gayetsky ,Q f Patti Kroutner Darla DiRienzo Li Ann Todessa - Jeanette De Tunnol TIGHT GAMES-BETTER CHEERSl Front Row: D. Di Rienzo, C. Cougras, R. Smith, J. DeTunno. Second Row: B. Barone, G. Zinghini, E. Gayetsky, P. Kroutner, L. Vavlas. Third Row: A.M. Sferra, K. Kennedy, S. Tofil, Captain--R. D'AItorio, J. Billec, B. Scanlon, Asst. Captain--S. Balas. Although colds and laryn- gitis arose, the cheerleaders kept right on jumping to arouse the fans. Their attempts were a little more successful as the basketball and football games made progress. The next time one hears yelling, clapping, or sees acrobatics in the hall- ways, it's sure to be one of our spirit-hearted cheerleaders. L A fl ss A cheer that takes precision SPONSOR: Miss Jane Merdic. and balance. The game was tied! ' ' 'Q J ' f f ' - L 1+ Wy: f, nm ,,. ' . A , 's.., .- -,-A ,y V ,' 1 - iz.: - wgp 4,N . , ', N ml, x-.. ..'V,.. 5 A 1. YA 4 k fl? in .53 A , , 4' Wi'f'?E?1il. ,fy 5,559 ' Q , ,, I Ji-535, ,f , nw 'V-k. v--x 5-. Y Q .A N 5 5.5! 'WM fe- Q . f 'LQ f Q' '- ' 0. OOFEUQ O O r' ' Q ' Q'Q. - K , f 'w , 4 ' A 537 1-.-. if '.' ilk, . -4-:ig 5 kx, MI DFUL OF THE PAST, THEY FUTURE Superintendent of Schools--Robert A. Hedrick Congratulations to the Class of 1977. You ' i ' have reached an important step in your lifetime. When your parents or older friends tell you it is , not the end, but a beginning, believe them for it is true. Growing up and attending school is a beautiful part of your life. It is also a difficult time because you are learning and you do not al- ways have the knowledge or experience to help you make the right decisions. Consequently, you W have to depend upon others to help guide you along. In most instances this has been your par- ents. You may not always have agreed with their advice, but if you look back as you get older you will understand that they were looking out for your best interests. Certainly, at this important time of your life, you should take the time to thank your parents. Your growing years have been difficult for them also. Remember also that your turn will come to walk in their shoes. Whatever the future holds for you I want you to know that it has been my privilege to have been associated with you. Respectfully yours, QM! kiwi Superintendent of Schools il llm 'f I Board Of Education--Michael Vaschak, John Gerlick, Pres. Andrew Turschak, John Misik, Robert Hedrick, Phil Crino, Frank Fasline. 164 ' LEAD U TOWARD A BRIGHTER Anthony Nolfi --Principal D onal d Nelson --Assistant Principal As your Principal and Assistant Princi- pal, vve are primarily interested in develop- ing greater teacher student respect. We vvant to secure an atmosphere of openness, and most of all bring about a strong sense of partnership with teachers, students, and parents. With this attitude Memorial High School cannot have anything but a favorable outcome for novv and in the future. The most important feature connected with this school is YOU , the student of IVIe- morial High School. It will be your responsi- bility to obtain the goals you set for yourself as you work toward the development of a saleable skill. It will be OUR responsibility to assist, direct and help you along the way to eventual placement in the area of your choice. Wwfptircipifif ' --Assistant Principal 165 Mr. Alan Dieter Industrial Art Mr. Goerge Haring Band 166 STUDENTS VALUE You're tardyf go to the of- fice . . . You have a testtomor- row . . . l These are familiar phrases that for many years to come will echo in minds as warm memories of carefree years at Memorial . Because high school graduation has a senti- mental way of changing displeas ing echoes to gratifying recol- lections, we are now conscious of the positive aims behind our teachers pressuring, reprimand- ing, and issuing unreasonable assignments. W ', ' frfl 4 ,O U? Oo 5 , 0 foo? 111 Q' 0 4 af' , Miss Thelma Spirtc Art I,11,111 Nlr. Timothy Loehrlf Woodwork I,II IVlr. Dennis Katsaras Accounting I, General Business, Track Coach WISE LEADERSHIP Mrs. Amelia Oles Personal Typing, Typing I,II Miss Jane Merdic SOP, Business Machines, Typing I, Cheerleader Advisor, Freshman Class Advisor. Miss Patricia Neely Special Education l 'CZI77 LV infer ,-. 5 ,0. , g 'x5,',f:o' 4.0 . 0,'Jw ..... ' 0' - 'I 1.06, ,5 I 015950980 O fo .g.Q o 'r.p as '0 0 U av T05 WQ'l v . . I, N43 X 4 , f If X .' h .4 I 'uf -x IIN Q., - : .gg 91 fs fi rm 455, ls QT' A 1. 5 -- 4 . ,ff ' , . . D,-,se .Xt , I -, N' I U 4 n A Miss Georgia Dann Shorthand I,II, Typing II IVlr. Michael Kish Special Education Mr. James Ciccolelli English 9, French, Occupation Sociology 167 Miss Josephine Galletta English 11,12 Mr. John Kimock English 9 Mrs. Patricia Budak English 9,10 168 HELPF L TEACHERS gff'i'- '- at Q fi svn W. nf-- rg - :f ' -1- - af' 1 l r 1 I 'TTI 4?- y ' u 4 .- -N , u 4 'N sf' v Jnfali, I 1, f, 9 Mrs. Margaret Ford English 11,12 Speech Advisor Mrs. Margaret Harpman English 10 Sophomore Advisor Miss Helen Frangos English 11,12 NCC RAGE STUDY lllss Gloria Katula 'rench I, III, IV 'liss Stanna Kucab panish I, II diss Margaret Polkabla Iome Ec. I, :heif Class I unior Class Advisor ,n -- 1. Ill , li .w..,,, ,,,,s . 4' Q ' :fusion 0 ' 0111 l ' ffl? Jill! fl!!! .4011 t'7 Ng' Mrs. Louisa Miller Spanish II, III, IV Miss Terrie Fox Home II, III, Family Living, Consumer Ed, Senior Class Advisor Mr. Anthony Cougras Health 169 THRU GH THE PAST, TEACHERS lVlr. Dom Daltorio Recreational Physical Education Miss Parscilla Sirilla H.P.E. Cgirlsl Girls Basketball Coach Mlss Patricia Nlartlnec Geometry, Algebra 170 ' H2573 A T: T T fvi 45... ,f 1tr ,I if'.' Mr. Al Gerlick H.P.E. CBoysl Varsity Football Coach IVlr. John Delucia Calculas, Algebra Mr. Jerry Kuzma Business Math Sophomore Adviso PREDICT O R FUTURE - -+?',b-:fr - .f .,.,M,h:.Y,. 'f'-1 1 . J J , ,rx llr. Matthew Bozic xlgebra, Treasurer lr. Joseph Lahovich .W.E. 4. N S llr. Joseph DeRosa hem istry I ' e' . Hx gf f , 'er .M IVIr. James Rich O.W.E. Nlr. Frank Pietruch Speech I Mrs. Florence Kunicki Biology 171 Mr. Thomas Cebula Physics, Science Mr. Edward Rozum Biology 9,10 Varsity Football Coach Mr. Thomas Carney American History, American Government Junior Varsity, Varsity Football Coach 172 DIRECTORS WHO Mr. Anthony Pacella Physics, Golf Coach! 'i 5 lix ' ' Mr. John Costantino- American History, World History, Athletic Director 5Qi31'iX S9 Y- V I A 1 K lf, ll l 'A V L fltfg. - . -', ,- 5' gl I '- I Mr. William Barillare ' American Govern- ment, World History- Basketball Coach PRODUCE QUALITY ,NM Mr. Rick Gozur American Government, American History, World Geography Freshman Advisor 9th grade Football Coach , ,T Y Y ,- ,, Ti -. .5 765 Mr. John LaRocca ---Y Head Librarian Q-'ff -if Vlr. Domonic Vlonaco Euidance Counselor s 7 l Mr. John Cvengros World Geography, Memo, Yearbook Sponsor Miss Eleanor Graban Guidance Counselor Mr. Carmen Lanzo Attendence Officer 173 Miss Faith Simko School Nurse Mrs. Anita Mele School Secretary Mr. Ken Brayer Yearbook Advisor 174 BEHI TAGE uv H 'S 5 M ,lm N vw- K 'Tlx Mrs. Antoinette Rotz y Teacher's Aide Mrs. Rose B. '+V Skukan School Secretary ml Mr. Robert Q W 1 v Wi Ison Bus Supervisor WORKER .,,,-1 'gf-in E if yfawl l E-z . ' ,, , z , ' 'vu x-:aff-'l T4-Eggggh i ni 1-x 3 4' 'Q I Dorothy Walters, Sandra Miller, Red Mozzocca, Mike Zackassee, Robert Wilson, Max Sweetko, Rev. Patrick, Clifford Chevy, Jerry Kaloski. .-H!! Marie Yeropoli, Robert Rowe, Marge Clement, Mary Scott, Dorothy Piette. John Horvath, William Ashmore. Missing from pic ture: Mike Vavlas, Tom Zuzga, Robert Struharik, Nick Krut, Nick Parise, Bill Willich. 175 TEACHERS ARE IN ACTIO 1, .Y . :itr:17rq-:P i' 5 -' 'ia Q , . t - '-I I-.':1 .I , .1, A .., -- -Ari. lv U ,Q VN., J Q if ,, I JZ 1. 51 . 34 wa W., N - T li, x I I Vg ' Rx A +3 ,,, Q .iw qv: Y .5 'viiffk 3 gen W + ,Q .Y-sl Q' . , X vu -z ' -- 1, , ,Q QQ QXTQA - fr Q, ' .. fic Q, K. P. ' . x J-'Z E 51 ixh 'E uw V323 K Rfk . 'Iv ' 4,39 -Q. Nw ---fa M fx C .4w L .... -15.5 R.: xiii 21 -ffl' f-, ilvsbv ---I ff li' A ' '55 -g-guns?--1 Q MWIWMW We Aww? CNN GQ GW fig? QW WWZWI7 Q WSWS C6 QQ GW C ff? WW Q Awww WAZWWW S , QQ QW CZ W CGNKKNNW? Aww 6 Z 4 Best Wlshes Class Of REED BUILDERS SUPPLY CO 3125 Wnlson Ave Campbell 755 2118 Congratulauons T The Class Of 77 From LINCOLN LANE S Good Luck To The Class Of 77 Located In Lmcoln Knolls Shoppnng Center GAE NO S ,441929 AIRPORT TA VERN And GAETANO S INSURANCE AGENCY 769 McCartney Rd 746 3248 Campbell LEBENICH S SUNOCO SERVICE Congratulates T e Class Of 77 Congratulatxons Semors Kim Kathy Janet Carol And Cheryl THE MAJUREQMS Kathy Jamce Mary Gmdy Kathy Blame Mary :,Kau:,ena WGN Darlene Susan Belmda Lisa J: x Best Of T e PAI Nmk Gmmg Stan F rangopoulos 55 2238 it ' Aqiyjw-3-'ML JC' Best Wishes Class Of 77 From Ll S Q TATMN givin W Struthggs qffylllfd Towmg Eowest Ratesj Mmor And Major Repau-s Free 'Sugar 'Natural Vntamms 'Low Cholesterol CENTER To H1gbee'sj IKJUICC Extractors 'Books 'Whole Gra1n 'Organ1c Honey EALTH FOOD Youngstown ears On 12 Parkade Or Mall Everywhere Mon 9 9 Tues, Sat 9 5 Congratulations And God Bless The Class Of 77 ELIZABE TH 'S CHURCH Rev. Cyril A. Adamko Pastor 124 Keystone St Campbell Congratulatrons An Best Wrshes To The Class Of 77 MISS ELEAN R GRABAN 'I' t Writ l lf ngratulauons Nick nd The Class Of 77 NICHOLAS! LIBERTIN Good Luck Class Of 77 CAMPBELL FRATERNAL ORDER OF POLICE LODGE 5342 Presldent Charles Xtnakrs Secretary Treasurer Carl Tcrck Wg, if able, of Good Luck To The Class From THE CLASS r x-FTWWF-V '511-iluisu: jg GALE EYNN AN w J AN Congratulatnons Kevin Carney And, All 'Has Classmates Here They Come World' HOME IMPS Sldmgs Gutters Windows Etc 755 7l79 Best Wlshes From MARO BROS AMOCO 561 Coltsvrlle Rd Campbell 746 0625 Tnrcs Batteries Acces ,- -,nl H,,...., -- -:fi-,Sl '-Lv - 5 ,Q-27' F,a,.Fl'. e ' 1.5 'N 5172142 - . X-, 9n f1?1'7!4 lgu3l fr',-gr ' ' . 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M . 1 1 uf . 1 V - 4 - .7 .' ,v.. '-.7--31.7 4 - ..,Q, 1 - -f, . , ' T -. V ' -on-,,.rwfj,'., . . r .1 . , ,.. -Q ,., . 1 , f 4 N. 'df ,gf Ji, , I 6 .., v :,, 1. :,a:.w4?Y2. - ' 1- r f k ' M . 1 . , -. A x-,Q '-wan. ' 'iii-, - UK' Pj, nt... f A-571 Congratulations KOLESAR DISPLA if 32 5th Ave. Youngstown F fc 'Q Class or W t Y . , df C0 ., S C Congratulations To The Class Ol' 77 PA TS Y'S BAR Beer-Liquor-Pizza-Spaghetti 2212 Wilson Ave. a ' ,. X was l , , , ' I' Si? A , 5' ' if Radio 1330 Campbell. Best Wishes To The Class Of From DR. HENRY J. OLES 380 Robinson Rd. Campbell POLAND COUNTRYSIDE FURNITURE Quality Furniture At Lower Pricch 162 Bridge St Struthcrs 755 9109 A 34-ofa ,461 , ,. f W Good Luclc Class Of 77 BECK S OFCO SERVICE 2209' Ave Campbell 746 5445 Congratulatlons And CARANO S RKE T 161, Slxth St 0 ell 1 755 6158 Fine Foods And Cocktalls Always ING AI 0 THE l f E ' 7 7 fin Karejif M 5 1 H OLID 5 See Us Rnp Van Wlnkle J om Actlon llday Health Spa Keep IrQShape o1n Our Glve us grace and strength to forbear and to persevere Glve us courage and galety and the qulet mmds spare to us our frxends soften to us our enemles Robert Louls Stevenson Good Luck To The Class Of 1977 6Trol 55 . 0 .eu t e f N ii ' dz U :JJ ' ' as , . P . 3 fl' ,I 1. . , ' - - 2 E 7 A 4 D e ' ini, .o,,, - sq iz E L: was .r ,. M, E. 5 E N- ---- e f .V ? 5 5 af'-'Q ' ' 'G Q. V t f L. lf- to J f w Congratulations To Joyce And The Class Of 77 From WE S T fDad BARKE R Congratulations To The Class Of '77 HULL S DAIRY QUEEN 745 McCartney Rd Good Luck To The KUHCIC Sami Class Of 77 744 0175 LORETTA J FITCH FLORIST 3676 McCartney Rd 744 0148 Manufacturers Of Quahty Plastlc Congfatulatlofls Extruslons C1335 Of 77 JANE MERDI C 2 J 3 cs .91 l 7 84:00-5:00 75 Mccartney V W KAAAAA AAAAA the ve L0 Suemanmi gjlagllliiimo Ano Del Club De IOS Federal Plaza West p Younestown Ohio 44503 Congratulations Class Of 77 TOM CARNE Y Congratulations Class Of 77 or VERNAL PAVING 0 Driveways 5 Parking Lots 0 Parking Lot Mamtenance 70 0 X-10 Sealer 0 A'Qual1ty Touch Of Paving Please Call For Estimates Rick Vernal 549-2852 Nick L1bert1n Ramon Lopez Lucy Mootz Cheryl Salvatore Kathy Senyo Agripmo Serrano Pat Soltis Mark T1rpack Bill Volosin De Los Miembros Del Club De Espanol De Memorial High School De La Srta. Stanna M Kucab De La Sra. Louisa H. Miller ---,,-,,v-,vj G , iLa Mejor Suerte A Los Alumnos l TS 1 can KKMR Us A W AW 755 7580 COMPLETE PROFESSIONAL REAL ESTATE SERVICE Best Sp In Town Assoclates .hm Bayus Gr1 Olga Modak W' n S HMS .E U NQUITERS !VQvefXJnnMm Wlth Own eclal Sauce Congratulations Seniors ' A FATHER'S ADVICE TO HIS SON ' From Hamlet . . . Give thy thoughts no tongue, Nor any unproportion'd thought his act. Be thou familiar, but by no means vulgar, The friends thou hast, and their adoption tried, Grapple them to thy soul with hoops of steely But do not dull thy palm with entertainment - Of each new-hatch'd, unfledg'd comrade. Beware of entrance to a quarrel, but, being in, Bear't that th' opposed may beware of thee. Give every man thine ear, but few thy voiceg Take each manls censure, but reserve thy judgement. Costly thy habit as thy purse can buy, But not express'd in fancyg rich, not gaudyg For the apparel oft proclaims the man, And they in France of the best rank and station Are most select and generous, chief in that. Neither a borrower, nor a lender beg For loan oft loses both itself and friend, And borrowing dulls the edge of husbandry. This above all: to thine own self be true, And it must follow, as the night the day, Thou canst not then be false to any man. by William Shakespeare JOHN R. CVENGROS YEARBOOK AD VISOR 5Q5'7 RES 755 QM, LLI28 ., F 4 4? Mpllli Ii 5Ei!fE?f'E.E?,LEE.STE?.!5?. 2- INVALID SERVICE 'm'H'Qf Ks. ' COlT'SVlL.L.E -in.,-U-.A T55-.hut ,, rv-1- '-'S 'ma-A N,-,J Congtnaii1lat1ons- Kathy And The Qlass Of 77 Te May Lou And Always LASS iv CALEX Congratulatnons To The Class Of Memorlal I-hgh School x f Congratulatlons To Our Daughter .lean And The Class Qf 77 C ON GRA TULA TI ONS Plano And Instrumental Lessons From Begmnmg To Advanced 77 Students 473 Park Dr Campbell 755 0127 Robert Wasko-President Donna Manglarellr Vice President CQ Janet Rmgos Treasurer 51 Mxssy Mraz Secretary Debble Perllne Social Chalrwoman Mlss Terry Fox Sponsor ' - . If fl John MurariSocial Chairman 13 9 K- l , 1 J' 'L l 203 STEVE BURICH CATHY CARANO MA TT CARLOZZI ROBIN D ALTORIO LOU DIAZ AL DRUMMOND MIKE DUDA JOHN DIAMANTIS GREG FESZ CAMILLE GAIA III CHRIS GALANTIS TOM GALOUZIS EMANUEL GINNIS RAY LOPEZ Congratulatxons And Best W1ShCS To The MARY MAILLIS From DONNA MANGIARELLI JOHN M URAR S OFIE PASSAS DEBBIE PERLINE STE VE PSILOS AN TI ONE TTE RI CCIARDI DEBBIE ROSE KA TH Y SEN Y O SUSIE TOFIL LOUIE TSA NGARIS BILL VOLOS1N ROBERT WASKO Class Of 77', SUE BALAS p Congratulations A To The 4 Class Of 77 ERNIE S AUTO BODY AND PAINTING 2663 Wllson Ave Campbell 755 6163 Best Wishes Senlor Class GIALOUSIS BROTHERS Post Offlce Bos 351 Campbell 755 9390 Chlc Davxs Congratulates The Class Of 77 CHIC CLEANERS For People Who Care Gpposrte Lmcoln Knolls Plaza 765 McCartney Rd Youngstown 743 9744 Best Of Luck To The Graduatlng Class From ATTORNEY AND MRS MICHAEL RICH Congratulations Pam And The Class Of 77 MR di MRS BEDNARIK KENNY AND DEBBIE Congratulations Debl Johnson From Specxahsts In ALUMINUM SIDING Alsco Premlum 30 Wlth DuPont Tedlar Contact Jlm Lucldo 536 6854 There Is No Substltute For Quallty Congratulatlons To Our Nnece And The Class Of 77 From MR AND MRS SAM CONSTANT AND COUSIN JIM Daytona Beach Florida Congratulatlons To The Class Of 77 And Espelcally To The Glfted Musxcal DeMart Famlly AND MRS JAMES A TA VOLARIO r K5 57 , To I G6 35 A Chris Galantes il 91 Tv n n Q E W - l 7 l 1 Q l I THE G. OYA. 0F ARCHA GEL MICHAEL GREEK URTHUDO CHURCH Manuel Brlhrls Ted Darkadakns John Dlamantns Agp: Dourlas Gus Fallas Nancy Galanses Chrls Galantrs Tom Galouzls Emanuel Gmnls Manuel Hazrdrosos Margo Kantaras Sophra Kantaras Kathy Konopka Wrshes To Congratulate Its Members Of The Graduatlng Class Of 1977 Mlke Kouhanos Mary MRIIIIS Jessrca MaF1ak1S Nrck Matthews Greg Mlhalopoulas Mlke Monokandllos N1Ck Nrcolaou Sotie Passas Elame Poullas Steve Psllos Mlchele Skoufatos Pete Stamos Loure Tsangarls Mundy UP THE DOWN S TAIRCASE NOVEMBER I8 1976 THE MOUSE THAT ROARED MARCH I8 1977 Congratulations And Best Wishes To Our Daughter Chrissy And The Class Of MR AND MRS TOM GALANTIS JIMMY di NICKY Good Luck Class Of 77 METROPOLITAN PAINTING COMPANY Suzon Lyras Presldent 618 Matawan Campbell 755 0707 Congratulatlons Cheryl And The Class Of 77 MAR Y IPICKLESQ M OK R O VI CH CA TERING SER VICE Catermg For Anyone Anywhere Best Wlshes To The Class Of 77 HERBS SMOKE HOUSE Lmcoln Knolls Plaza Specralnzmg In I-Ilckory Smoked Meats 743 7257 Best Of Luck Chris And The MOM DAD CAROL AND JANET To Class Of 77 Good Luck Class Of 77 THE COOKS Marre Yeropoh Mary L Scott Roberta Rowe Dorothy Plette Margle Clement Congratulatrons To Our Daughter And Slster Jamce And Nephew And Cousm 1m THE DUBOS FAMILY Congratulatlons Class Of 77 TINY TOTS DAY NURSERY 310 Argonne Ave Struthers 755 6473 Day Care Nursery School 700AM 600PM 830100 1200430 To I l J. 1303 Inverness 788-07517 Youngstown Paul, ROSSIUHFY, Dia-Ile, And Palllie K 39 ,xv Mlchael Duda -1-J as 4 X Pam Bednarlk Donna Bn Joyce West 'ics-5 John Murar Patty Szylagl Carol Larlccla Walter Tommch in I Cathy Bxska Camxlle Gala Dee Tomchxk Robert Wasko JOHN S CHURCH Kathy Blllec Steve Bunch Kev1n Carney Charles Carr Cynthia Carr Mary Anne Duda Lmda Frazz1n1 Rxchard Gresko Fred Kornas Cindy LaRosa Charles Mrakovnch Kxm Novak Jennifer Sandusky John Shabella Joe Stanklch Dan Brajkovlch Patty Semanovxch Cindy Lmdsay Pastor Rev Robert Novotny Q haber THE JUNIOR R CLUB OF ST JOHNS ORTHODOX CHURCH Congratulatlons Lon And The Class Of 77 MOM DAD JEFF AND LISA CHRAPCYNSKI Congratulatxons To The Class Of 77 And Our Two Lovely Nerghbors Carla Boncyk And Kathy Lemmo ANDREW PRISCILLA TURSCAK ANDY JR KENNY BERNADETTE di DEBBY The Keynote To Success Educatlon Congratulations To The Class Of 77 From THE BAND BOOS TE RS Pres Isabel Fay Palmer V Pres Carol Bednarkl Sec Irene Wallace Treas Mary Ann Mlller Fm Sec Juhe Frklech Congratulatlons Bert Missy And Pam And The Class Of 77 From THE MOTHERS AUXILIARY OF THE GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM pres Mal-ge Klgh Sec Carol Bednarrk V Pres Marge D1nt1no Treas Jane Mxngo Remember w R Q t 'X WEIRD 111 Pin? llun C014 nf 117716111 D9d1C3lEd To The Proph kll Th L Congratulatnons To Our Daughter Kathy And The Class 0f 77 MR AND MRS ANDREW SENYO KEN AND STANLEY - To To ' ' 65 79 65 59 1 .1 Y 1 'lifl f rw ' ra v' , A -- - a' 1 , 'N rl l -,.. 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I 1 God s Blessmg Upon Our Graduatmg Senlors Gloria Hanuscak L1z Stanko Mark Tlrpack John Vansuch Ted Volsko Bobby Joe Zackasee Rev Vlctor Romza Pastor SAI T MICHAEL S BYZANTI E CATHOLIC CHURCH Janice Dubos I Congratulations To The Class Of 1977 Best Of Luck Future Endeavors Donna Bnllec Cathy Carano Lorn Chrapcynskn Jean DeMart Ruta Felde Chnssy Galantns Debble Gozur Karen Kobus Nxck Llbertm From Lucy Mazzarmo Mxssy Mraz Chrls Patton Antomette R1cc1ard1 Cheryl Salvatore Ruth VanSuch Robert Wasko Joyce West Pam Zapka THE RE VELER STAFF Karen Krasmskl Ellle Krlnos Marla Kelades Callope Karavokuos Lnsa Hetrnck Sharon Baldwm Rose Breganowskl Nancy Mazzocca Cheryl Miller Calxope Levendxs LeAnn Tedessa Flo Wxlson Mary Ann Vavlas Stuckey Poullas Mlchael Soroka Jamce Vrable Rose Suarez AIDA SANTANA Bull Scacchettn PATTY SEMANOVICI-I Jean Stanko JANET RINGOS Susan Stanko LINDA FRANKS Irene Mens LARRY SANDERS Wxlla Dlxon LUCY MOOTZ Lor1 Llsko BOBBY JOE ZACKASEE Mary Bunch JEFF VARGO Sharon BUSOHIK CATHY CARANOM1 PA TR ONS Allen C1ccolell1 BOB WASKO Tern Bozlchovxch LORI CHRAPCYNSKI Mary Macxas DONNA BILLEC El1zabeth Bape PAM BEDNARIK Mlke Tsangarls JANICE DUBOS Jeannette DeTunno KATHY LEMMO Karen Drotar GLORIA HANUSCAK Lor1 Laruccla Lynn Sferra JEAN DEMART Chrxstme Mastrovasells DIANE BRACCOLINO Marllyn Macko GREG FESZ Norma D1P1ero DONNA MANGIARELLI Mary Beth Fablan TONY RIVALSKY Gary Kovach TED VOLSKO Jackle Wasko BRENDA LEE MCCOY Roslta Ortlz CAROLE ZACK Jlmmy Sferra MARY MAILLIS Kelly Parsons LOUIS LANZO Steve Vavlas CHERYL SALVATORE Beth Zarella SOFIE PASSAS M1ssy Gala PATTY SOLTIS Ann Marle Stanko KAREN KUBUS LouAnn Carano CAMILLE GAIA Irene KBPSOUIS PAULA CECILIA WALLACE Susan Vodhandel CARLA BONCYK BILLY RALPH TAGGER Angle Zoumrs KIM NOVAK Drane Duhos Cheryl Stanko Lenny Straharlk Lorl Slagle Mlchael Savka Tom Mlngo Maureen Rammunno Kathleen Rammunno Coleen Pantehs Tlna Mens Janet Bolrna Janet Blllec Charles Angalone Karla Carano BCSSIC Alexandrldes Ome Bussey Mary Beth Zackasee MARGO KANTARAS ChI'iS Zoumis THA K Mr Gus M3fkOVlS Prlscllla Slrllla Mr And Mrs Joseph Vuksta Mrs Anthony Pavlos Mr And Mrs Damel Vokrsh Raymond Anthony Gayetsky The Elmer Gayetsky Famrly Gale Lynn And Joan Galnda Dubyak Famlly Rrchard Henry Jr Mr And Mrs Paul Torday And Ronnle Mr And Mrs Cyr1l Ph1ll1ps Mr And Mrs Carl Carfara Paulme R Felde The DeTunno Famlly Mr And Mrs Camille C Gala Mr And Mrs Bert Cannon Mr And Mrs Roger Salvatore Mr And Mrs Val Skolada Mr And Mrs Sam Felde And Famrly Mr James Crccolellr Ray Pattx Terry And Kenny Trrpack Dr Leone Mr And Mrs Stravos Poullas And Famrly Mr And Mrs Nlck Mastorls Mr And Mrs Wrllram Rogers And Mary Jo Norma DIPIGFO Mr And Mrs El1Dan1lov Kathy Suhrch Mr And Mrs Robert Shelllto The DeFel1ces Tony Carmel Anthony Annette Betty Barb And Tom Scanlon Mr And Mrs Rlchard Moskosky The Frank Ph1ll1ps Famlly Lrberty Carpet Co Lou Pat Susan Lou And Pat Agrvone John R Cvengros Mr Daltorro Robert DeMart Margaret DeMart Mr And Mrs John V DeMart John Tomerlln Mr And Mrs Edward Blllec And Famlly Mrs Kunnckl Mr And Mrs Ray Palmer And Penny Mr And Mrs John Costantlno And Family Marle And Eugema Esch YOU . . ' . ' , Jr. Mr. And Mrs. Vlfilliam Arfaras, Tula And John Isam Mitchell enjoys doing homework. 1. -if:-nv-'Hi' ' a fu.. 1 I 4 lv- '- .whim . David Green scratches his head in confusion. 216 THE CRC D APPLAUD X i .x X n X-,xx '-.Ax 1 , vfj. fy. -nv 'Iva YJ 'if' lah- -- Aa . it . -in Jeff Vargo laughs the night away. -qv V I' 42 Diana Milhouse raps with Mike O'Dea during class. in the field at the last football game. 45. . 4 nv f ,,.. l , IX. 1 w.. , , . '.2'4,qLt.3 Q T i , 3 'E' 1 J 6 J isrs,Qv4'f9't-1 3Y-35783 :1,i?3,GgQ?gg?,vLv4Y4v4g,-9.AAI f Qgggi wg, v'xaft.ua, 1 f. gf on g 'sa - Eaqxvl. 'Ei 'E A5131 L ,V .. - l 1 The crowd enjoyed another year of exciting activities . The spirit of Memorial lived on this year through the noisy halls, graffitied walls, class scoop, 'T' creazy weekends, friday nights at IVlac's and rowdy students skipping classes. To some, this school year was just an- other year of boring classes e but to many others the mem- - ' ories of this year will be re- membered as the best time of 'l their lives. ---5 ,As ane Jakowbowskisays itwith a laugh. The band and majorettes warm up a cold Friday night by cheering. Something has caught Zelda Davis's eye. 217 ,,, ae 'Z David Datillo proves that studying sometimes can be pleasant. -' , Throwingspitballs, cutting ' classes, roaming the halls and daydreaming in studyhall all make up the memorable exper- iences that the students will never forget. Even though they have alot of fun doing crazy things, most students still find the time to accomplish study- ing and homework. sig K 4-Ah' ,,,,:AV ,z-if . fm' ,V l gl George Lisko believes that concentration is a good skill to master. 218 Dom Gatelaro takes care of business. K ---if , is 1,2 f -,. VNQt?3xY--I :ffl v Y ,gn .. vm-39' tfi' rs - f ' 9' A.. 4 , g KL' el ., ' sisplfl -. '-44:.L's A ' -- i W 'I .4 You are what you learn. Crystal Anderson realizes that hard work pays off. PYOCGSS- I gf' W' . ar-. ' ummm lx!! le i ' i -..D A boy and a book--two ingredients of success for Mark Trexler. Louie Suarez knows that studying is a never-ending l .3.! lla' W' 'c l XY:- Jeffrey VanCobb waits impatiently for the bell to ring. 219 I Q4 Y l':fE3.,ujZ,h Y ' '- ' ,Vit-rf f :A 1: , , TZ 1 ,g 1-' .zy'Rp:45, .- a ,L any . v Y , P 2355 v I . if , f. Ln ' fl '-5 - I 5 ..- 'fu' mil 1 f' CUTEST: Pam Zapka and John Texter. .nn .P I rlfj an BEST DANCERS: Hope Wills and Susie Balas. 1 : I' 'P'-',' i NICEST SMILE: Kathy Lemmo and Ray Lopez. 1 V ' A n 4 X - f 1 1 Ag i .SA ,4 N, L 'Q MOST STUDIOUSI Mark Tifpack and Diane rvuosT ATHLETIC: Lou Lanzo and Bert Kish. Braccolino. V n.. ki , L MOST UNIQUE INDIVIDUAL: Debbie Rose and Joe Stankich. A L 4- ,,i:.m.: 1 -jA,,.x -Llg'-Arid- .G ,,, . 23.5 imggpk -,. BIGGEST EATER: Robin D'AItorio iQ I -ffs-3' 5' ft' 'hui-' WISECRACKERS: cathy Murphy and Kevin Carney. MOST '-IKE'-Y T0 SUCCEED1 Robert if Wasko and Karen Kubus. 1221 ROWDIEST: Nick Mastorisand Elaine Poullas BEST COUPLE! Mike Duda and Donna Mangiarel li. ll in and Tom Galouzis. MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT: Sue Balas and John Diamandis. Awards are always given for best actor, best song, best performance, and others Well, here at Campbell this . year's senior class had their own celebrities and special awards. Throughout the years, stu dents have acquired certain attributes and these have been noted in the senior ce- lebrity poll. As the years pass and time takes its toll, our ce- lebrities will change. Yet, they will forever be the stars of the class of 77 . 221 .-3--S BEST DRESSED: Terri Shaw and Matt Carlozzi. MOST TALKATIVE: John Murar and Jean Svagerko. - ' T T , , mx ,QR U bi , I , . -2-:1 555111 '15 v T.,:. .f2. ..? ,Y x BEST HAIR: Tony Ifft and Debbie BEST PER SONALITY: Ray Lopez and CLASS FLIRTS: Chris Kust and Sue Tofil. Gozur. Pam Zapka. Y .A NICEST EYES: Gloria Hanuschak an 222 me d Lou Lanzo. 1 E H T I i r I SX xv - ,ff- l - - R3 4' 'VL -1 - - HARDEST CLA SS WORKERS: Robert Wasko and Debbie Perline -.- -. MOST POPULAR: Robert Wasko and Missy Mraz. QUIETEST: Fred Kornas and Joyce Bohazi. .2 fpguw ..5.,i!ff4 iii A , , , -A...-,,h FFP- ' . Nl' . v'i 1 ,J - .gb . .-f ' , , , A ,ML .Af4 7 , A i f-1-.r f fw s i' I 'V T4 CLASS CLOWNS: Ruth VanSuch and John Diamandis. -1i ln'a-93.1 .. if 1 ,- FUNNIEST LAUGH: Jim Dubos and Janet Ringos. ,. -s., K ' - 2 ' 1 'L , . t 1 V 3 .P Q , BEST BUILDISHAPE: Mary Maillis and Tony Stiles ADAMS, MARSHA 16 Agnpne, Susan 58 Alexander, Despina 134,66 Alexandrides, Bessie 66 Alvarado, Elizabeth 58 Alvarado, Susana 121 Anderson, Crystal 219,66 Anglin, Regina 58,159 Antonas, Pandee 94,58 Anzalone, Charles 136,66 ARMENI, THOMAS 87,16 Arfaras, Tula 48 BAILEY, ALICE 16 Bailey, Stephanie 48 Balas, Stephen 108,58 BALAS, SUSAN 7,16,147, 157, 160, 162, 22 0,22 1 BALDWIN, MICHAEL 8,16, 90 Baldwin, Sharon Lee 66 Balestra, Daryl 58 Ballas, Nicholas 48,96,119, 134, 140, 143, 144, 149, 151, 158 'Bares, Dianna Barillaire, William 90,116, 119,172 Barksdale, Theresa 66 Barone, Bernadette 58,149, 159,161,162 Bartos, Edward 66,123 Baty, Julia 48 Beck, LaMonte 48,55,108 Bednarik, Andrew 66,98 Bednarik, Debra 58,14,15, 121 Bednarilc, Glenn 48,9O,158 Bednarilc, Kenneth 48,133 BEDNARIK, PAMELA 8,10, 16,94,121,122,128,129,149, 153,159 BEESON, CAROL 8,17,102, 142,148,159 Beeson, Jerry 96,48, 101,149 Beeson, Michael 66,123 BELASCO, IRENE 17 Belli, Mark 66,72,98,125 Bembry, Darlene 137,155,157 Bembry, Derrick 66 BEMBRY, RALPH Bembry, Terry 58,96,119 Benedis, Cheryl 58 BERARDINO, ROBERT 7,17, 136,143 Betross, Mary 66,136 Bevly, Donald 96,108 Bieganowski, Rozalia 66,68, 146 Biej, Janice 58,159 Biliris, Kallypso 66,148 BILLEC, DONNA 8,17,128, 129,153,155,156,159 Billec, Janet 48,132,133, 139, 143, 144, 159, 161, 162 Billec, Karen 48 BILLEC, KATHLEEN 6,17 BISKA, CATHERINE 171 BLACK, CHARLES 18,110, 149 Black, James 48,97 224 Blasko, Karen 58 Bodnar, Susan 58,136 BOHAZI, JANE 18 Bohazi, Jeanine 58,94 BOHAZI, JOYCE 18,223 Bojadich, Donald 58,108 Bolina, Janet 48,134,140 BONCYK, CARLA 8,18,148 Boncyk, Elaine 48,142,143, 144,148 Bonilla, Aida 48 Bonilla, Marisa 58,64 Bosak, Alan 58,96 Bowers, Timothy 48 Bozic, Matthew 171 Bozichovich, Theresa 66 BRACCOLINO, DIANE 18, 141, 142 143, 144, 153, 154, 159,220 BRAJKOVICH, DANIEL 86,18 Briet, Maryla 142 Brodnan, Russell 58,97 'Budak, Patricia 168 BULATKO, DORA 19 Burgos, Exor 48 Burgos, Joann 58 BURGOS, SANDRA 19 Burgos, Wanda 48 Burich, Mary 66 BURICH, STEPHEN 19,100, 101,144,153,158 Burke, Sheri 48 Busonik, Sharon 66,147 Butcher, Jerry 66 Byrd, Michael 48 CABAN, DANIEL 19 Calderon, Angel Luis 66 Calderon, Minerva 58,64 Camuso, Nancy 58 Candella, Donn 58,65 Candella, Keith 48,96 Cantanzriti, Richard 48,96, 98,139,14O,158 Canton, Eugene 58,97,131, 143 Canton, Mark 66 CARANO, CATHERINE 6,19, 129, 142 Carano, Karla 66,157,159 Carano, LuAnn 58,64,131, 143, 149, 152,159 Carano, Ronnie 58 Carlozzi, lVlark 48,96,l31, 139, 143, 149 CARLOZZI, MATTHEW 7,9, 19, 87, 124, 125, 136, 146,222 CARNEY, KEVIN 108,113,142, 144,221 Carney, Michael 116,158 Carney, Tom 114,108,158, 172 Carosella, Michael 66 CARR, CHARLES WALTER 20 CARR, CYNTHIA 20 Carrier, Joseph 66 Carwell, Karen 48 CASH, DAVID 20 CEBALLOS, SANDRA 20 'Cebula, Thomas D. 172 CHICLOWE, ROBERT zo, 1os,112,124,125 'Chiera, Eva 48,54 Chiovitti, Aldo 58 CEHOJNACKI, EDMUND 20,74 Chrapcynski, Jeff 66,123 CHRAPCYNSKI, LORI 6,10, 21,128,129,153,159 Chytra, Elizabeth 58 Ciccolelli, Allen 66 Ciccolelli, Diane 58,147, 157,159 'l'Ciccolelli, James A. 167,172 Cimmento, Andrea 58,l35, 136 Clement, Janice 58,147,157, 159 Collazo, Mildred 48 Conway, Linda 48 Corbett, Tanya 48,94,12O, 121, 136, 142, 144 'Costantino, John 108 Costantino, Lisa 48,137,139, 148 'Cougras, Anthony 169 Cougras, Catherine 66,72,161, 162 Cox, Carrie 66,121 Cox, John 48,96,116,119 COX, SYLVIA 21 Creatore, Michael 66,134 Crino, Bonita 66 Crowl, Evelyn 48 CUNNING, RICHARD 21 Curry, Carolyn 66 CUTRONE, MICHAEL 21,90, 108 Cutrone, Rose 58,61 Cvengros, John R. 128,133, 173 Cvetkovich, Nancy 66 Daltorio, Dominick 116,117, 170 D'Altorio, Robin 6,2l,81,87, 147, 160, 162, 22 1 D'Amato, Philip 66 D'Amato, Vince 48,108 Danilov, Brian 58,96,98,119 Dann, Georgia E. 155,156,167 DARKADAKIS, THEODORE 21 Dattilo, David 66,125,218 Dattilo, Jean 48,155,156,157 Davis, Zelda 48,217 DeFelice, Anthony 58,90,91, 119 DELCO, MARK 22,73 Dellick, William 66,123 DelSignore, Joseph Daryl 58,143 De Lucia, John E. 144,145, 170 DEMART, JEAN 8,22,107, 128, 12 9, 142, 149, 150, 151, 152,153 DEMART, ROCCO 22,90, 108,113 Demyan, Michelle 67 DePillo, Duane 58,97,134 DeRosa, Joseph 143,145,171 DeTunno, Annette 48,94,149, 157 D eTunno, Jeanette 67,161, 162 DeWitt, Chester 58,108 DIAMANDIS, JOHN 6,9,87, 108,11l,112,221,223 Diamantes, Andy 58 DIAZ, GLADYS 22 o1Az, LUIS 11,22,87 Dieter, Alan T. 166 Dirnoff, Shirley 48 Dintino, Joseph 49,98,144 DiPiero, Norma 67,146 DiRienzo, Darla 67,161,162 Dixon, Brenda 67 Dixon, Willa 67 Donofrio, Joseph 49,96,108, 133 DOTHARD, TANZETTA 8,23 Douglas, Clifton 59 Douglas, James 49,90,91, 136 Douglas, Marguerite 59 DOURLAS, AGAPI 23 Drotar, Karen 67,105 Drotar, Michael 49 Drozda, Steve 49,98,139, 149 DRUMMOND, A LBERT 23,76 Dubos, Diane 59,159 DUBOS, JAMES 23,223 DUBOS, JANICE 7,10,23,144 147, 153, 154, 155, 157, 159 DUBOS, PAUL 90,108,112, 158 Duca, Marianne 67 DUDA, MARYANNE 23 DUDA, MICHAEL 6,1O,24, 78, 96, 108, 109, 110, 113, 116, 118, 14 1, 144,221 Dudik, Monica 67 DUDIK, STEVEN 24,131,149 DUPLESSIS, PREMJAI 8,24 Duraney, Beverly 59 Duraney, David 67 Duraney, Kimberly 59 Duraney, Robert 49 Dyce, Richard 49,116,117 Elko, Cheryl 67 Estes, Andrew 67,123,134 Estes, Kimberly 59 Fabian, Marybeth 67,105 Fakner, John 67 Fakner, Tom 59,108 Falasca, Anthony 59,108 FALLAS, GUST 24 Felde, Carla 59 FELDE, RITA 6,9,24,129,142 147 FESZ, GREGORY 7,24,142, 144,153,154,158 Fill, Sally 49 Fiorini, Belinda 49,137,142, 143,144,157 Fiorini, Jennifer 59,143,146, 157,159 Flores, Mariceli 49 Flowers, Michele 49 Ford, Margaret 152,168 I FOWLER, WILLIAM 25 Fox, Theresa 6,12,77,169 Frangopoulos, Maria 67 Frangopoulos, Nick 59 Frangos, Helen 157,168 FRANKS, LINDA 8,25,78,84, 142, 141, 148, 157, 159 Fray, Karen 59,147 FRAZZINI, LINDA 25 Fredricks, Ronald 67 Friedman, Susan 49,139,147 Frklech, Debra 49,155,157 GAIA, CAMILLE 7,25,149 Gaia, Michele 59,149 Galanses, Kathleen 59,159 GALANSES, NANCY 25,155 GA LANTIS, CHRISTINE 7,25, 129,159 Galathris, Michelle 59,147, 159 'Galletta, Josephine 168 GALOUZIS, TOM 6,26,116, 117,118,142,144,158,221 Gampieres, Theodora 49 Garchar, Andrea 67 GARCHAR, JOSEPH 26 Garcia, Richard 67 Garcia, Edna 59 Gatelaro, Dominic 67,218 GATTI, JAMES 26 Gayetsky, Elaine 59,159,161, 162 GEEWAX, RONALD 27 GENTILE, JOSEPH 8,26 GEORGIA DIS, GEORGE 26,134 136 Georgiadis, Roula 59 'Gerlick, Albert 108,170 Gialousis, Emanuel 67 Gillespie, Bryant 59 Gilliam, Alesia 67 Gilliam, William 49,96,108 GINNIS, EMANUEL 7,10,26, 84 Ginnis, Stephanie 59,149 Gocala, Jean 59,136 GORE, KEVIN 27 GOZUR, DEBORAH 6,27,129, 142, 144, 154, 15 3, 157, 159, 222 Gozur, Jodi 137 Gozur, John 67 'Gozur, Richard 108,115,173 Gozur, Stephen 59,108 Graban, Eleanor 105,173 Grachanin, Frank 49 Graves, Cynthia 49,139,148, 149,157 GREEN, DAVID 27,216 GRESKO, RICHARD 27 Gulu, Dianne 59,143,157,159 Halase, Bethann 59,143,149 Halkitis, Kathleen 49,137, 142,159 HANUSCAK, GLORIA 8,11, 27,155,157,159,222 Haralambis, Mike 59,136 'Haring, George E. 134,135, 166 ' Harpman, Margaret 61, 168 HARRISON, MICHAEL 28 HARRISON, PERRY 108 Harvischak, Daniel 96 Harvischak, JoAnn 59 Harvischak, Mary 59 Harvischak, Patricia 67 Hasapes, Christine Hasapes, Michael Hazi-drosos, Manuel 28,73 Hensperger, Renee 49 HERNS, GENIA 28,134 Hetrick, Lisa 67 Hetrick, Rick 96,49,126 Hodges, Gwendolyn 67,68 Holan, Lisa 49 Horvath, Janice 59 Horvath, John N. Hudak, Elaine 49,137,139, 144,159 Hudak, Tina 59 Hvisdak, Andrew 49 Iamurri, Ida 67 IFFT, ANTHONY 7,28,222 Ihnat, Jean 49 Ingram, Robert 59 Jakobowski, Diane 59,105, 217 Jakubek, Barbara 49,147 Jakubek, Joseph 67 Johnson, Anita 49, 94, 95, 12 1, 139,143, 147 Johnson, Darlene 59,94,95, 121 JOHNSON, DEBORAH 28,79 Johnson, Diane 59 JOHNSON, LORETTA 28,87 Johnson, Matthew 49 Johnson, Pamela 49 Jolibore, Sylvia 67 Jonda, Janice 49,137,139, 140, 14 3, 144, 159 Jonda, Mark 67,98,123,131 Jones, June Marie 59 Jones, Lance 10,49,116,117 Jones, Leola 67 Jurich, Kim 49,139,143,144, 147,159 Kadilak, John 67 Kambouris, Triantafillos 67, 134 KANOCZ, STEPHEN 29 KANTARAS, MARGO JOHN 8,29,13l,155,157,159 ' Kantaras, Maruko 49,133,142 146 KANTARAS, SOPHIE 29,104, 105,159 Kapsouris, Irene 59 Kapsulis, Michael 49 Karavokyros, Caliope 67,68, 157 Kargakos, James 49 Kaschak, John 67 'Katsaras, Dennis 96,166 'Katula, Gloria 141,142,169 Kausits, David 60 Kavinsky, Joseph 67,123 Kavoklis, Nick 49,55 Kea, Peter 50,96,116,134 225 N . x u - A: 1-f r ' 199, ,, 1 .-1 5, A Rik- Tv wifi ,- W 0 e 1 0 i , J.: fi s' n .Ii XW4 an ., '44 .Ml ,,v,,, Fil? -I 17 , ir ga., A, Elk, lbs N T 5, f rg .f - 4 ze . y'- ' Q k1EA,,g1-fs 1 'L 1 -if 'Jff ' ,,.,. qLfqWfk:gIx4,i-lx YJ .A L5 V 4. 2 I--' X w I 1 Q 3 T t I I on 4 if ' 5 Q as ' 7 5 31 ' l r . . ix L I ' 'Q : Eu '7 fr' 'Q fa' 'fs 'At a .vu ik . 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Moskosky, James 67,115 Moton, Ramona 61 MRAZ, MARISA 6,13,80,129, 121,141,142,144,149,157, 159,153,223 Mrosko, Cathleen 61 MURAR, JOHN 13,84,116, 118, 141, 142, 144, 150, 151, 158,222 Murphy, Catherine 8,36,221 Murphy, Joanne 61 Murphy, Lee 6l,64,147,l49 Nagy, Christina 50,148 Nardelli, Marlene 50 Navarra, Renee 61 Neely, Patricia 167 Nelson, Donald N. 165 Nelson, Timothy 69 Nick, Damon 50,108 Nick, Michael 61 Nicolaou, Constantinos 67,72 Nicolaou, Kathy 50 ' NICOLAOU, NICHOLAS 36 Nisevich, Charles 50,51,57 Nobile, Joseph 131,133,139 Nolfi, Anthony 165 Noren, Patricia 51,155 NOVAK, KIMBERLY 8,36, 137,138,144,157,159 O'Connor, Cheryl 51,133,142 O'Dea, Kelly 69 O'Dea, Michael 61,217 Olenick, Darryl 'i'0les, Amelia F. 167 Olesky, Michelle 69 Olesky, Robin 51,142,143, 144,149,159 Ornelas, Larry 61 Orologas, Rosemarie 51,139, 159 Ortenzio, James ORTIZ, CARMEN 36 Ortiz, Rocky Ortiz, Roslyn 61 Ortiz, Rosita 69,121 I O Shelski, Robert 51,134,142, 143,144 Pacak, Nicholas 69,101 Pacella, Anthony E. 100,103, 172 Pagan, Joanne 61 Pagan, Karen 69 PAGAN, RONALD, 36 Palmer, Penny 51 Pantelakis, Nancy 51,104, 105, 12 1, 143, 144 Pantelis, Coleen 51,76,147, 155,159 Papadopoulas, Emanuel Pappas, Katharine 51,137,147, 155 Paramore, Brian 61,96,97, 131 Parise, Roseann 67 Parsons, Kelly' 67 PASSAS, SOFIA 7,36,1S5, 156,159 Patterson, Michael 61,108 PATTON, CHRISTOPHER 7,35,96,98,129,131 Patton, Janee 69 Payne, Dan 69,124,125 Payne, John 61,108,125,149 Pecchia, Richard PERLINE, DEBORAH 6,13,149 150,157,222 Perline, Ronald 69,136 Pesano, Michael 69 Petko, Karen 69 Pezell, Jeffrey 61,96,l08 Phillips, Vasiliki 61,159 Pietruch, Frank 152,171 Piette, Kathy Pinciaro, Frank 125 Pizanias, Constantinos 67 Pizanias, Noami 51 Pluchinsky, Tom 61,134 Polkabla, John 51,100,142 'Polkabla, Margaret 51,76, 169 Pollander, Lisa 51,94,12O, 121 Pollice, Michael 51 PORUBENSKY, DOLORES Poullas, Chris 67 POULLAS, ELAINE 7,155,221 Poullas, Helen 51,137 Poullas, Karena 61,137 Poullas, Kathleen 51 Prochak, Elaine 51,105,142, 149,159 Psaras, Peter 69 PSILOS, STEFANOS 6,36 Psinka, Tamara 61,135,136 Puskarchik, Denise 69 Puskarchik, Michele 51 Puskas, Michael 61 Quinn, Jeffrey 67 QUINN, JOSEPH Ramirez, David 51 Ramirez, David 51 Ramirez, Vernie 61 Ramunno, Kathleen 51 Ramunno, Leisha 51,132,133, 139,149,146,157 Ramunno, Maureen 51 Ramunno, Victoria 61 Raptis, Alex 69 Ray, Joseph 61 REZANKA, LILLIAN 37,148, 152 Ricchiuti, Stefano 69 RICCIARDI, ANTOINETTE 6,129,159 Rich, Charles 69,98 'fRich, James 171 Ringos, Elaine 61,134,159 RINGOS, JANET 7,13,85, 102, 103, 137, 13 8, 14 8, 14 9, 155,159,223 Ringos, Linda 51,132,133,139, 140, 144, 149, 159 RIOS, ANA 139 Rios, Ariel 51 Rios, Nellie, 61 Rios, Rosa 51 Rios, Theresa 121 RIVALSKY, ANTHONY 7,11,14 Rivera, Angel 52 Rivera, David 61 I 4 Rivera, George 69 Rivera, Joseph Rivera, Mary 6O,64,131,137, 149,159 Rodrigues, Eugenia 69 RODRIGUEZ, MIKE Rogers, Melinda Roguski, James 52,108,144 Romeo, Michele 52,55 Romeo, Paul 69 Romero, Ramona 61 ROMITO, JOSEPH 39 Romito, Teresa 67 Rosario, Martha 69 ROSARIO, MARY 39 Rosario, Theresa 52 Rosario, Victor 61 ROSE, DEBRA 8,39,141,142, 149,152,153,155,221 Rosile, Alfred 68 Roulakis, Virginia 61,143 Rovder, Kim 52,139,143,159 Rovder, William 62,961,108 Rozum, Douglas 68,123 'Rozum, Edward 108,172 Salter, Samuel 62,97 SALVATORE, CHERYL 7, 39,129,138,139,159 Salvatore, Debra 68,137 SAMULKA, MICHAEL 8,39, 149 Sanchez, Margaret 69 Sanders, John 116 SANDERS, LARRY 39,110 Sandusky, Jennifer 52 Sanetrik, Susan 68 SANTANA, AIDE 8,38,155 Santana, Noel 68 Santiago, Daniel 52 SANTIAGO, FELIX 108 Santoro, John 52 Santoro, Rondajo Ann 68 SARNA, JAMES 38 Saulsberry, Victor 68 Savka, Michael 52,76,l42, 143,158 Scaccetti, Robert 62,96,108 Scacchetti, William 68,123 Scanlon, Barbara 51,52,133, 14 3, 157, 161, 162 Schrieber, Gary 68 Schrieber, James 52,108,158 Schrieber, Theresa 62 Scott, Jacqueline 62,159 Sebest, Donald 52,126,139, 144,143 Sefcik, Edward 62 Seitz, Richardl 52 Seman, Christine 62 SEMANOVICH, PATRICIA s,3a,131, 157 sslvvo, KATHERINE 76, 139,147,159 SERRANO, AGIRIPINO 139 Serrano, Angel 52,96,97,126 Sertich, Louis 52,108,158 Seydlorsky, Mary Louise 68 Seymour, Raymond Sferra, Anne 51,52,132,133, 144, 140, 149, 161, 162 227 Sferra, Bruno 62 Sferra, James 68,131 Sferra, Lillian 62,131,149,159 Sferra, Stephen 60,62,131,143 SFERRA, VINCENZO 38 SHABELLA, JOHN 39,96,98, 100,101,154 Shaffer, Robert 68 SHAW, TERRY 39,8O,222 Shearer, Jacqueline 136,135 Shields, Patty 62 SHIELDS, TIMMY 39 Shuluga, Gregory 68 Sirilla, George 68,101 'Sirilla, Priscilla 1o1,17o, 121 Skaleris, Celeste 62,159 Skorich, John 65,68 Skotis, William 52 sico UFATos, MICHELE 6,1o2, 103,131,149,151,159 Slagle, Lori 52,155 Smith, Al 62,108,125 Smith, John 68 Smith, Lonny 52,108 smith, Regine 68,161,162 SMITH, STEVEN 68,125 Smith, Steven Clyde 136 Solic, Rose 62 SOLIC, STEPHEN 39 SOLTIS, PATRICIA 8,139, 148,149,151,159 Sonnenlitter, David 68 Soroka, Michael 68 Sorriento, Michael 62 Spagnola, Mary Beth 52,137, 159 Spencer, Alitha SPENCER, BOB 1l,42,84,113 Spirtos, George 52,108,139, 143,144 Spirtos, Manuel 62,108,126, 143,159 Spirtos, Mary 62,143,149 'Spirtos, Thelma 166 Stahura, Jim 62 STAHURA, KENNETH 6,42, 78,84 STAMOS, PANAGIOTIS 74 Stamp, Keith 52 Stanec, Thomas 52 Stankich, Cheryl 52,56,64 STANKICH, JOSEPH 221 Stanko, Ann Marie 62,157 Stanko, Cheryl 62 STANKO, ELIZABETH 42 Stanko, Regina 68,157 Stanko, Susan 68 Stepp, Cindy 62 Struharik, Paul 52,54,76,108, 142,158 Struharik, Lynette 62 Suarez, Alex 97 Suarez, Jennie 52 Suarez, Luis 68,219 Such, Lorna 68 Such, Mark 62,96,108 SUDOL, MICHAEL 7,42 Sudol, Robert 68,123 SUHICH, DAVID 7,43,73 Summers, Herman 68,110 SVAGERKO, JEANNIE 6,43, 142,147,157,159,222 Swantek, Daniel 62 228 Swantek, Lori 68,121 Szilagy, David 62,96,98, 134,143 SZILAGYI, PATRICIA 7,43,62 Tabus, Diane 52,76,133,157 TAGGER, WILLIAM 6,43 Talaganis, Dean 68,134 Tater, Cheryl 62 Teague, Steven 52,54,96,119, 136 Tensley, Robert 108 Tensley, Young 108 Testa, Carla 52,155 Testa, Karen 68 Testa, Kevin 68 Texter, Christine 63 TEXTER, JOHN 7,43,112, 147,220 Theophanous, Peter 53,142 Thompson, Denise 68 Tighe, Aundria 53 TIRPACK, MARK 7,43,9O, 100, 134, 140, 144, 145, 153, 158,220 Tirpack, Maryellen 68,105,147 Todessa, Liann 68,157,161 Tofil, David 63,108 TOFIL, SUZANNE 8,44,142, 160,162,222 Tofil, Tanya 63,148,149,159 ToivlcH1k, Dol.oREs 7,44,86, 149,155,159 TOMICH, WALTER 44 Tomich, William 53,125, 133,139 Tomocik, Loraine 63 Tomicik, Randolph 53 Tonkinson, John 53,56,96 Tonkinson, Michael 53,57,96 Torres, Ferdinand 53 Torres, Dondi 96,119 Torres, Harry 63,96,116 Toth, John 53 Trella, Pamela 69 Trexler, Marcia 53,54,94, 105, 142, 147, 14 9, 157 Trexler, Mark 69,219 TSAGARIS, LOUIS 7,44,108, 113,158 Tsagaris, Michael 69 Turnbull, Robert 53 Turner, Deirdre, 65 Valantasis, Harry 53,90,91, 119,158 Valerio, James 69 Valerio, Lawrence 134 Valerio, Yvonne 63 Valentino, John 53 Vanca, Marilyn 63 VanCobb, Eric 63 VanCobb, Jeffrey 69,123,219 VanCobb, Lynelle 63 VanKulick, Nancy 53,142,143, 147 VANSUCH, JOHN 44,86 VanSuch, Kenneth 63,108 VANSUCH, RUTH 8,44,102, l28,129,149,151,152,223 Varady, Diane 63 Varady, Jeffrey 69,134 VARADY, MARILYN 8,45, 142,144 VARGO, CAROLYN 7,45 vARGo, JEFFREY 45,107,136, 216 Varsho, Stephen 69 Vaschak, Joe 108 Vaschak, Robert 125,133,158 Vazquez, David 63 Vavlas, Linda 60,63,161, 160,162 Vavlas, Marianne 69 Vavlas, Stephen 69,123 VIGLIO, JAMES 45 Villy, John 53 Virus, Karen 63,121,159 VITUS, JAMES 6,45 Vitus, Mark 63 Vitus, Michael 69 Vocature, Todd 53,108 Vodhanel, Susan 63 VOLOSIN, WILLIAM 7,45, 96,98,99,139,144,152,153, 158 VOLSKO, THEODORE, 6,46, 90,108,112 vrabel, David 53,96,125, 146,158 Vrable, Janice 69,134 Vrona, William 53 Wallace, Christine 63,94, 134,143 WALLACE, PAULA C. 46, 134,136,157 Wallace, Paula Frances 53, 132, 133, 136, 139, 149 Wasko, Jacquelyn 69,157 WASKO, ROBERT 6,13,76, 87,46,121,122,123,129,149 Weaver, Richard 63 WEST, JOYCE 7,46,94,129, 130,142 West, Mary 63,134,149 w1l.l.1Alvls, JEROME 46,73 Williams, Mary 69 Williams, Ronnie 63 Williams, Toyia 63 w1L1.1c H, PHYi.i.1s 6,46,131, 155,156 Wills, Alvin 63 WILLS, ANDREW 47,96,1l8, 134,136,220 Wilson, Florence 69 Wood, Allison 69 Woodward, Amanda 69 Woodward, Joanne 53 WOODWARD, JONATHAN 47 ZACKASEE, CAROLE 8,47, 87 Zackasee, Marilyn 5l,53,76 Zackasee, Mary 69 ZACKASEE, ROBERT 6,47 Zackasee, Stephen 53,56,119 Zairis, Pantelis 63 Zapka, Pamela 7,9,47,129, 131, 146, 155, 156,220, 222 Zarella, Elizabeth 63,159 Zetts, Michael Zinghini, Virginia 51,53,139, 149,161,162 Ziobert, Gary 69,123 Zoumis, Angie 63 Zoumis, Christine 63 Zuzga, Elizabeth 53,132,133, 142 Zuzga, Frances 63,149 i l i E r Y 4 I i E w l! 1 n N 'l IN I QV G 11 I rl M 3 9 f x I w I i : I 1 4 ii 5 A. 5' .2 6? 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