Churchill Area High School - Lance Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 202 of the 1972 volume:

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Seniors . . . Each one of us is a part of Churchill. Each one of us adds in making each year different. Our contribution may be leadership, helpfulness, or just a friendly smile. Each individual who helps us to grow, overcome, love, and learn, adds to our life. The different individuals, together, contribute to our lives at Churchill. The sum of the Whole thing amounts to this - every individual . . responsible . . is made . . for his definite share in the successful working of the Whole. Lord Baden-Powell 'gf',Q L I 1., l H, 1, fu ff!! X' J f':j'.f'e,f.fffH ,J H pf! X 06 4l.iVf. I r x T. I - 'gtNzf't,,., ,4 QM. , ,. 1 :W ' F f ,if l - --2 I ., PS A 1+ ' r J 45 y- ., V Ag 44. ve M lf' 4:-.P V ff 3 .-,- . - -. fN? .r',g L..i Q-'af 5 ff. .- QF ,L A u .1 A dx ,. 1 N Tk. f N, 9. K iv. Lbnif, , A-M E 1 v-7,x:2F.,1V .ni ' f'V'. fy 5: ,PN K, iv - , - -1 '1 1. 'ix if M- Q, Q, H 2 , - mi 4: ,i TVX as-hid Q 'gfuxgif' 'Q 5 ' A I , bv ag, If I ,Li APY ni ' F, .Q ff ... 1 S431 E'3'K 1 wan. 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V In I .,- -n ,,, f 1 . , ,J , n Upper left: Sophomore Class Officersg Ed Duran, Randy Little, Angel Picciafoco, Sandy Zimmerman, Lower left: Sophomore Executive Board: first row - Sherry Kiser, Chris Branzelg second row - Lori Turner, Debbie Critchlow, Jacki Seng, Darci Phifer, Jan Horne, Karen Zimmer- man, Angel Picciafocog Top - Lisa Cibik, Sue Honeycutt, Connie Trygar, Paul Ohod- nicki, Sandy Zimmerman, Ed Duran, Dave Verklin, Jim Muzzi, Randy Little, Upper right: first row - Sue Malone, Vicki Fer- raro, Bob Wolfe, Rody Kutleniosg top - Don Zywiolek, Ira! Helfer, Randy Little, Pete Sullivan, Scott Bechtold, Middle right: first row - Nick Fedorchak, Ken Anderson, second row - Bob Shepherd, Duane Clayton, Joy Rice, Larry Vance, Denny Rice, Malcolm Handelsman, Mary Carol Martin, Patti Kress, Janet Polak, Jean Hynes, top - Marsha Eisner, Joyce Bertolina, Clark Shipley, Lower right: first row - Wes Rogers, Kerry Kuklewski, Joyce Miller, Dan Choby, Carol Haldemang top - Diane Maggiore, Dan Kloos, Judy Piper, Tom Denove, Bob MacCamy. 33391 f if K k 11',,,,aif .V . g -'I'-1 . fax ,,.,,, , ,, , , , BS' i ' ! Upper left: first row - Joe Seward, Mike Gambino, Jan Allston, Suzanne Bertera, Peggy Sestakg top - Jeff Fos- ter, Dave Anderson, John Sgourakis, Stephen Suchan, Keith DeOrio, George Marton, Tom Chernega, Steve Levine, Linda Stumpf, Marsha Spokane, Upper right: first row - Marla Cheppa, Ron Miggantz, Jenine Gresslerg top - Brian Cunningham, Greg Robosky, Gail Gil- bert, Jack Mild, Lower left: first row - Jane Gaebel, Debbie Prosdocimo, Jeni Viglione, Chris McDonald, Toni Tem- eles, Barb George, Mary Parrish, top - Violet Papadopoulos, Patty Clark, Ann Mendlowitzg Lower middle: first row - Linda Scheib, Pam Kuiros, Cindy Do- rencamp, Pamela Fullg second - Jeff Fossick, Roy McCracken, Pearce Miller, Pete Graham, Glenn Uram, Lower right: Mario Peticca, Marty Schiff, Kathi Klein, Tom Tielsch. ik xy. 'T Il Q X, ,Zi Hx .41- ,-. x . Y rn... DH XA Kx ull Y- 'un r-X Q , , ' Top left: first row - Bill Balint, Ken Krider, Pete Simcic, Roxanne Gra- nus, Dan Swackhammerg second row - Bill Barbarino, Tom Baldauf, Chris Deifel, Cheryl Diak, Flossie Czolbag Middle left: first row - Dave Hartz, Rick Damico, Barb Harris, Barb Ward, Karen Prentice, Bridget Coyne, Bill Boslettg second row - Bob Majewski, Mary Fitzgerald, Jackie Stott, Debbie Koesel, Kurt Budke, Barry Kerner, Ron Kessler, Mike McDonough, Bottom left: first row - Jenny Moore, Patty Smith, Debbie Lewisg second row - Betty Obies, Diane Moon, Jodi Silvis, Joanne Grill, third row - John Bell, Louie Sufak, Jeff Bichese, Ed Lubanovic, George Yesko, Barry Seamang Top right: first row - Jan Murphy, Patty Fazio, Chris Winkler, Barbara Grubbs, Sue Ureyg top row - Kevin Vaughn, Jim Jacobs, Jerry Kimmerle, Danny Cerra, Sal Bruscog Bottom right: first row - Vicky Gerkin, Tom N erone, Sandy Melvin, Sharon Abbotg second row - Kimberly Berns, Lois Peddicord, Keith Fletcher, Robert Boscia, Mike Connorsp third row - Louie Naughton, Karen Wilson, Paul Micklosg fourth row - John Zoller, Denny Kubrick, Bob Clawson. if-b X Upper left: first row - Ellison Skillern, Cheryl Anderson, Marlene Diblerg second - David Cartiff, John Bizon, John Frey, third - Rich Williams, Greg Somerville, Lee Tomasic, Chuck Valmasson, top - Bruce Markovitz, Bill Mackin, Steve Friedberg, Tom Holmes, Middle: first row - Cheryl Brown, Lynette Robinson, sec- ond - Paul Stefan, Helen Stauffer, Mar- tha Martinelli, Connie Trygar, Cheryl Buc- cella, top - Terry Neely, Tom Gladora, Kathy Dumm, Donna Evakg Upper right: first row - Debbie Cole, Karan Lasser, Leslie Oddo, second - Linda McGinley, John Powers, Lower left: first row - Patty Cullen, second - Erin Haynes, Linda Yu, Rhonda Ralph, Suellen Grimes, Barb Blasko, Lee Ann Hershberger, third - Maria Odorisio, Carol Connoly, Kathy Caprara, Joan Palazzola, Denise Azzarello, Kathy Sgourakis, Top - Mary Ann Staudt, Barb Burns, Lower right: first row - Kevin Katchmar, David Larmann, Jan Yednak, Mary Jean Maroda, Beverly Kerr, second - Laurel Stephens, Sandy Hooper, Nicki Kocan, Cheryl Cappuccio, Jill Driggers, Lue Ann Cavanaugh, Barb Mour- ant, Tom Kirschbaumg top - Mark Finlay, Jerry Frankel, Maureen Puskar. T' pr .f 149' f -4- 'w, 1. .-ak' ' V j ilf:A -v Upper left: first row - Jim Fredley, Tom Mrazovich, top - Joe Owens, Gary Mergeg Middle: Laura Mathews, A1 McNash, Bill Acker, Patty Ferguson, Upper right: first row - Mike Opsitnick, Rich Greenwoodg second - Janet Pankowski, Maribeth Yuros, Becky Likovich, third - Frank Beninati, Zach Frangis, Mark Gil- bert, John Griecog Lower left: first row - Kristie Hoffman, Paula Aberg top - Sheila Zecher, Toni Palarino, Sharon Full, Lynda Smith, Bill Anderson, Lower right: first row - Laurie Lipsie, Kathy Limbacher, Tom Jordang second - Tom Walsh, Bill McLemore, William Werksman, Mike Sambuco, Judy Scholzeg third - Keith Larmann, Mark Sambucog top - Patrick Harmon, Robert Amore, Jim Muzzi, Keith Morgenlander, Jim Goodrich, Martha Erhard, Natalie Bartley, Mary Ellen Kearns, Miriam Timm. I6 A. ,A .,, ,f p-- -at-94. '.-, 3' R'x L . a. . MAA-.IEP Y jw J rw., ? Sdlrgf'-r . Q Q,-. I 1 i 1 ' .44 A Jzl, I -r EK'-' ' '3 Ss. Upper: Pat Lanarz, Maggi Cook, Anita Graciano, Harl Greenwade Lower: 'sitting - Eric Ratliffg standing - Debbie Duch, Cindy Brucker, Karen Zimmerman, Jean Watkins, Rick Schuster, Rich Simpson, Eric Gold, Ron Antonelli, Kim Meyers, Chris Branzel. ,, IH, 'gm Upper: first row - Al Cova, Bill Burkhart, Stuart Baer, Karl Howat, Dave Draskovichg second - Carol Hardy, Karen Pellegrin, Cindy 'Lere, Becky Herbst, Bobbi Teetsg Lower: first - Lisa Cohen, Sherry Kiser, Glenn Samson, Donna Kepcia, Annette Li- Volsi, Dinah Thiersg second - David Smudski, Harry Jacobowitz, top - Richard Perlstein, Tim Means. 35:51 ww as it au. 4 1 .5 , Vg - wiv., HI' IW--didn 4' va, ff, -Y ..--,,, ,,, . ,- ,. 'II .N ,j Z .qt ,J J-:3?:.,x-I 4 5,2 .fr ful! 'Y' , 'gps -v Kg 'Xu H n x lf ., '11-Yx ' 9 vf' r J... '. W , ,fig . '-' L: -x-.A w Upper left: first row - Bob Rambacher, Paul Stock, sec- ond - Evelyn McArdle, Karen Kotovsky, Stacey Glew, Howard Levyg third - Charlene Bellina, Beth Steele Lo- rene Dunn, Sandy Slater, Mary Jo Goodheart, Joe Wat- erkotteg top - Dave Belotti, Reg Wilson, Jeff Evers, Gordon Handelsman, Bob Fetherlin, Bill Sewak, Upper right: Marion Plunkett, Angel Picciafoco, Abby Perel- man, Steve Fusca, Alan Miller, Jim Smith, Lower left: first row - Laura Turnock, Michele Muracca, Susan Werner, Karen Swanson, Libby Grant, Margie Weksel- man, Karen Laine, top - Lisa Cibik, Yedda Marks, Emily Landerman, Darci Phifer, Janet Horne, Laurie Deger, Willa Seidenberg, Sally Shoup, Laura LePere, Nancy Mulrine, Peggy Jainison, Bonnie Scrimag Lower right: first row - Michele McGough, Stephen Uhler, Stafford Warren, Dave Holtzman, Vicki Hattong top - Anne Sekela, Laura Vassamillet, Jim Carr, Ricky Gar- funkel, Lynn Ferguson, Donna Cwynar, Paul Cherefka. Upper left: first row - Leslie Pollack, Maureen Hanna, Sheila Ma- lone, Ellen Garvey, second - Beverly Roese, Holly Schildknechtg top - Rodger Gurrentz, Geoff Loyndg Upper right: Maida Fish- man, Sandy Rabideau, George Dargay, Mike Nobles, Lorraine Fletcher, Bob Bielewicz, Dave Williams, Cindy Krider, Lower left: first row - Lori Turner, Jan McGraw, Sue Hawes, Cathy Feher, Rosie Wallick, Sharon Mack, Wendy Lefeverg second - Linda Pe- trina, Janis Kehlenbeck, Sue Rifugiato, Patty McEwen, Ardis Tacker, Kim Gerb, Sally Patton, Chuck Howe, Steve Baker, Sue Honeycutt, Randy Likovich, Lower right: first row - Joan Miele, Laura Keough, Carla Shturtz, Judy Linsenbigler, Karen Babich, Patti Fink, second - Luke Yialouris, Ken Vallino, Tim Castello, Gene Palocsko, B. J. O'Neil, Shirlene Travis, top - Rich Burkhart, John Chang, Tony Kolano, Dale Hernley, Ed Keane, Harry Jacob- son, Steve Mendelsohn. Q, El Il '13 'lF Elm? Elm -3--in I ,... I --any Q.. 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I - ,' 7-1 , , ,fIi1,.g,fv,:' - -J, , ,+....4,,M WHA X T,-, Q? ,N 'F' . . 6 ,J- Pm 1.1: Lower left: Anita DeStefano, Rose Bruni, Ellen Smith, Chris Aivaliotis, Sue Slusser, Dave McDonald, Lynne Swanson, Middle: John Pavlik, Jeff Dugan, Art Manteris, Joe Iovino, George Homze, Sam Millerg Upper right: sitting - Terrie Guthrie, Betsy Loughran, Jan Fritz, Michele Bober, Jenny Dorrill, Gail Hansen, standing - Debbie Critchlow, Kathy Comtois, Ed Duran, Pam McKee, David Verklin, Alan Lancaster, Rich Berger, Reiner Schumacher, Sue Gabbard, Sandy Zimmerman, Sue Rayne, Upper left: Phil Van Sickel, Kim Hoover, Marty Cabot, John Mihm, Patti Varrato, Rick Spillersg Lower right: J acki Seng, Donna Forster, Kim Hulick, Cecilia Fabrizi, Frank Raucci, Jim Connolly, Joe Dinnocenzo, Chuck Crisanti, Bob Winterhalter, Les Neilly, Dan Fisher. zisaffif : 24 5 L his l lf LV , li? ' E w 1 K 'xr' XX - -x I L yr JU LI.. QQ ll ,Q Q .QQQ its Q Q Q JK' 'K HY. 1'1- .,' 1 I, N H .4 . 1'1- w'X. 'WH 'H R 1 fs gm' TI x'V . u L .Q wx i f7 w .5 ' 6 if 7 If ,N 'I A,N , VLSI' -2 A R4 A Upper left: Ed Huselton, LuAnn Gassg Upper mid- dle: first row - George Shaw, Dale Brunner, Don Pampenag top - Robert Keast, Kurt Morschl, Ed Bruener, Robert Bernardg Lower left: first row - Pam Allen, Sue Kimmick, Jeff Neubauer, Rick Yates, Jim Yamnitzkyg second row - Kathy Muhar, Cindy Milko, Shar- on Glew,-Louis Simekg top - Janet Bires, Guy Russo, Bob Goodheart, Dan Mills, Top right: first row - Donna Tamburri, Ginny McPherson, J aye Humber- stony top - Bob Pegnato, David Spera, Joe Welsh, George Leitze, Wes Davis, Tom Gialloreto, Pat Quinny Bottom right: Pat Weigel, Nancy Havener, Jay Weil, Richard Rochez, Joe Ambrose, Kevin Bour, Donald Hensell. Upper left: first row - Rosanne Hamer, Shawn Smith, Lee McClelland, second row - Sue Schaffer, Jacki Owens, Nancy Ford, Ellen Woods, Mike Viscusi, Tom Shepherd, Sue Pe- trickg top - Criss Bonomo, Nick Chirigos, Andy Michanowicz, Sandy Katz, Marshall Biondo, Dan Virostekg Lower left: first row - Kevin Brown, Harry Tarr, Bob Mitchell, Ray Staubg second row - Ken McCullough, Jim Hanzel, Scott St. Vincent, Mike Dormer, top - Tim Winterhalter, Carl Wagner, Bill Nuzzog Upper right: first row - Deborah Curry, Peggy Nelson, Peggy Slepian, Kyle Ziegler, Ken Wenger, Sandi Bachman, Anita Sloncel- ski, second row - Ray Kutch, Bill Casteel, Marleen Ulanowiczg Middle right: sitting - Linda Rausch, standing - Mindy Stein, Terry Kurek, Sandy Vaclavik, Diane Nair, Cindy Ja- cobsong Lower middle: first row - Lynne Daniels, Maureen Watts, Rosemary Spanog top - Jenny Fox, Jim Hudson, Jim DeCesare, Roy Morgan, Bottom right: Denise Kennedy, Dave Constable, Dale Farkas. T ----M-------N---.... ......,,,-,- , Wli Ill !-l!.l V 1 I Ill ll' - - 1 2 E ll ,L-.L -'l E -QX S- Lx -5- ,- 1,13 f Rf' ,L 'L ,il il- 4 ', 1 A Xff-' ff K. - .x ' . x ZZ-D' . ' 1 if-7 1 9 H- 'si ' P V ii ' ' MAJ' 37 flu juniors - 1 E L i I 30 4 n - . .-A. .J ', 4' If P' A :g. -' 'lf . .Q jg rf r.,.-, fx fa . x- 4 jk f ' ' 5.+-24?X::f.rf .il 1 ., f . is + ll' ' if . , ,., JA I In every man there is something precious which is in no one else. And so We should honor each for what is hidden Within him, for what only he has, and none of his fellows. - Martin Buber A feeling of ease accompanies the juniors throughout the entire year. They return in September filled with self-confidence, because they have already experienced one year of high school. During the year, the juniors learn to no longer divide into two separate groups. They begin to see each other as real people, as individuals. Each person possesses something which is special to only him and which he shares with others. Juniors 32 at I 1 Opposite page, top: Junior Class Officers: First row - Bob Fossick - president, Gretchen Gray - secretary, second - Linda Martin - treasurer, Bill Bohm - vice-president, Bottom: Junior Class Executive Board: First row - Gloria Colonello, Manuel Russon, second - Bill Bohm, Sue Mann, Carolyn Orr, Bob Fossick, Tricia Mauro, Dave Zimmer, third - Linda Reid, Lynn Garfunkel, Lesley Maxwell, Mike Baime, Jim Kunkel, Top: first row - Leigh Merck, Denise Asson, Claudia Lang, Dale Feinberg, Georgianne Aiello, Liz Bowman, Elizabeth Zezzag second - Dave Aquino, Chuck Spritzer, Bruce Zuro, Dan Litz, third - Mark Hoffmeister, Tod Treganow- an, Bill Goodheart, Frank Evanovich, Bob Mahoney, Bottom left: first row - Linda Walter, Terry Krings, Barb Slotag second - George Buck, Kris Kelly, Dee Espostog third - Gary Schadle, Nick Janovg Bottom right: Marita Olzak, Tina Kontouris. 'Ei E515 'ii Ei - ....---.4- I I luiilni '!'...- L IW 1 I V- ....-Q---- Top left: Fred Warner, Dave Sims, Rosy J eznach, Annette Lisciog Bottom left: seated - Margot Gilmore, Gloria Colonello, Cindy Bodnar, Cathy Drisko, Mary Funk, Melanie Galya, Nancy Bird, Jack Bonneyg standing - Martha O'Grady, Nancy Teets, Jeff Stambaugh, Louis Klevan, Larry Fabrizi, Kevin Luchetti, Jeff Brom, Fran Keane, Greg DeLuca, Francis Buccilli, John Moong Top middle: first row - Tony Yates, second row - Mark Glew, Dan Visco, Jeff Bechtoldg third row - Jeanne Hardy, Dorene Eboli, Marie Caruso, top - Karen Bost, Becky Schade, Patty Speranza, Top right: Cheryl Wood, Sue Schergerg Bottom right: Ted Muller, Jane Lees, Cathy Haynes, Dan Constable, Arlene Werksman, Hugo del Puerto, Teresa Pugliano, Denise Thomas, Diane .Dengler, Susan Alexander, Joanne Shober, Jeffrey Beckett, Charles Abromovic. fa 34 'F I1 'I -W. , 7'-T,':f'f7 w .', - Jaw, - x,gm1u.+f12, 4 ....-.H fl ,fU' 'w J 5 . 9 Q f ff INN!! ig 1 ' f ' , k ' 1 I . 55? if MM J 1- 4 f 1 . ,.v,, IQ! nr' W 4 N VI ,, ., ,- L .. 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J . 4,151 ' ' 1 f 1 an - -N.. 4 1wi7f9 Upper left: first - Hubert Loring second - Amy Rieg, Mary Truschel, Lynn Frye, Sue Harmon, top - Tim Fontaine, Dave Hauser, Michael Hahalyak, Upper right: first - Pam Cincel, Vicki Crawford, Deb- bie Moore, second - Sharon Little, J oEllen Renz, Darlene Friedman, Paula Goldberg, Richard Corbett, Joyce Hunter, Rob Cur- rey, Middle left: Jeff Kramer, Mark Wat- son, Bob Hoover, Tim Sims, Rob Calcutta, Gerri Baer, Richard Glasser, Gerry James, Kim Pele, Carol Akerman, John Cvetan, Lower left: first - Bob Kent, Doug Brown, Jeff McConnell, second - Don Buzzard, Deno Taucher, Bob Speranza, Farrel Ger- ber, Fred Rose, John Cushman, Rick Hundstadg Lower right: first - Drew De- Paul, Harry Davis, Rich Sternerg second - Barb Lengers, Jean Merge, Amy Miller, top - Jim Steele, Judy Rixner, Linda 0'Malley, Gene Buttyan. 'ln ,W f' S. MQ Wvf:+d9 f0?j':M W JCM mm JA, X qw VUL vga JWW5 GL wig NJJJJA! ML WN wk W -Q T Qypbgifgwpwww L. I Mb-5Lk'j gk , xxx . wIw'gg55?f' WO GV W JQJ by i Gwfl nf X' Ad' f+2f,,QIQ mgdx Q, 37 -1 i l l Top left: first row - Rick Bricker, Kim Chambers, second row - Maura Krushinski, Paul Neubauer, third row - George Cherevka, Ken Wertz, Paul Mack, Bob Bentzg top - Chris Dunn, Dale Patterson, Michele Simon, Joni Blogovich, Ross Willoughby, Carol Miele, Wayne Videcg Bottom left: first row - Cindy Hutchings, Sue Uniatowski, Teresa Bichsel, Sara Tart- er, Patty Adams, Kathie Rodgers, Marie Adams, Peggy Godwin, Gerry DeLucia, Stacy Suru- nisg second row - Robert Harris, Vince Lapaglia, Jack Galyag top - Joe McCann, Paul Stark, Ken Miller, Alan Vukmirg Top middle: Rich Kovach, Bill Cvetnic, Lee Wilson, Melanie Samp- son, Rebecca Panzak, Barbara Frankartg Bottom middle: Jeff Hawley, Top right: first row - Liz Reed, Sue Mann, Andi Markovic, Judy Lichtenstein, top - John Driggers, Bob Bonomo, Kevin Howard, Jim Coyle: Bottom right: seated - George Handelsman, Tom Cunningham, standing - Bob Buday, Mike Litsko. - ulqi il - 1 lei Q i Q 1 i fi- ,FK QQ - Q-M12 VP' f-'k ? IIIITIIII III . .1 III! HIGH SBIIIIUI II. ,av .' ,,,E1,1ip,,f 1 1 0 Top left: first row - Leslie Smith, Barb Chaffog second row - Tricia Mauro, Steve Lazzaro, Karen Richard, Fred Orendi, Ron Lyons, Janet Pavlik, Debi Poeschlg Bottom left: first row - Ed Wiechmann, Bill Scaramouche, Bruce Bruns, Kevin Kuklewskig top - Marty Cipa, Don Schwoegl, Joe Butterfield, Kirk Sutton, Amy Ginsburgg Top middle: first row - Dean Jacobs, Rick Bode, top - Ellen Morrison, Monica Magda, Susan Walker, Cindy Thomasseyg Bottom middle: first row - Ray Antonelli, Karen Kugler, Don Muzzi, Rick Caprara, J an Antolovichg top - Russell Jenkins, Jim Harvey, Gail Muharg Top right: first row - Phillis Jones, Blaine Sieff, Marcie Dobkin, Barb Comtoisg top - Jan Chilcott, Doug Blaherty, Joan Eckert, Lloyd Gibson, Darlene Shirley. gn 1 CY' .0 . Q Ee 39. V4 T ,f-si . 'WG Q gi , , -, . X V fqxk r' 'vu' E 5. -xl 1 ,xx V, MKS? 'Z . n '- Q' K nj 1 I . 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N v1Q,,,5,,g 13 , , . ,. ,xg vi, Upper left: first row - Lynn Gar- funkel, Ruth Buchman, Jill Fluck, second f Brian Day, Nancy Hickey, Anne Waltz, Joyce MacFarlane, Candee Smith, Linda Martin, top - Victor Catullo, Dan Ginsburg, Joe Leham, Rusty Dulas, Upper right: Sandy Dawson, Bill Bohm, Claire Watson, Mary Rose Welsh, Jeanne Seiler, Lower left: Frank Reding, Kitty Rushe, Alexander Hawkins, Lower middle: Paul Colaico, Joseph Nathans, Ellen Garbuny, Marcia Hammerschmidt, Laurie Krause, Lower right: first row - Bill Pow- derly, John Patterson, Cathy Rossi, second - Joanne Bondi, Patricia Watts, Donna Magziar, Jane Runk- ey, Olympia Carolas, Cheryl Younger, top - Walter Brady, Bill Luttner, Darlene Kocan, Mark Devlin, David Cameron. fa 45-'F wk 1 ., 4 Q 4 , 1 ' '-1' ' . - - ' -' ' ' 1 frl'-fl F ' ' - ' ' I ..x.,v-k- W-' ,t J' ,F V'.',f',1d3-LV. .',5QAn - ,- , 'G' '2'?:'x'1'f: 5' 'QQ . 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'kv L1 ..g-J X Jg.M-Trvkfw. f N ' 1'-5 zu Q' 1 Upper left: Mary Jane Willis, Ruth Williams, Sharon Frol- ich, Walter Schratz, Dave DeNardo, John Glessner, Dan Nelson, Mary Hartnett, Upper middle: sitting - Agnes J ackmeyer, Sue Uniatowski, Janet Zenk, standing - Lesley Maxwell, Cathy Byer, Joanne Cvetan, Jill Biers, Beth Koch, Kathy Evans, Upper right: Dave Ziringer, Mark Zwergel, Jim Mulkerin, Kevin Finlay, Nancy Brennan, Darlene Stem- merich, Jane Jones, Sally Moore, Jane Fallerg Lower left: first row - Sally Smith, Betty Boron, Gail Evans, Jim Kunkel, Caryl Uhler, Cheryl McMahon, Abby Moore, Pame- la Massey, top - Lisa Callahan, Elise Zido, Ricky Raucci, Gail Fromson, Dan Goodman, Georgann Shelbey, Dan Schneeberger, -Harry Zionts, Mary Kay Woods, Melanie McSweenyg Middle right: Cathy Gee, Bob Sotak, Rick Kira- cofe, Russ Miller, Mark Kuenzi, Lauren Becker, Barb Wolf, Bottom right: Tom Hough, Mary Ann Pellegrin, Gail Long- ton, Debbie Bodzenski, Bruce Haldeman, Jesse Katz. bg I ., ., . '4f',af'm, E?'!llf, f -wasmsmwiff -:Jr .-7-vw--1 s-f'4'F 1 Top left: Bob Stocker, Charles Boyle, Larry Doyle, Eileen McNeel- ege, Susan lnfeld, Bill Warnock, Middle left: first row - Janet Scheib, Debi Hall, Janie Silvermang second row - Diane Smith, Linda Hineman, Cora Ingram, Kathy Frenchg top - Karl Petrovich, Bob Stewart, Bill Hogan, Rich Gegickg Lower left: first row - Anna Marie Knezic, Debbie Furjanicg top - John Reno, Paul Dargay, Fred Frusg Top right: Dottie Miller, Carol Mil- ler, Kathie Kurek, Patti Killing- sworth, Debbie Wright, Clare Her- sak, Marge Wayman, Debbie Maras- cop Middle right: seated - Robert Hudson, Beth Caparosa, Paula Acker, Paula Tokar, Frank Capcarag standing - Otto Chu, Linda Heck- ertg Lower right: first row - Sandy Makatura, Donna Morrow, Debbie Probo, Debi Shaw, top - Pete Tam- bellini, Bruce Mulle, Marlene Pizzu- to, Alice Pieniadz, Janice Garofolo, Rosemary Fox, Merry Beth Hughes, Mike Harrity. I . I , Q 52 Upper left: first row - Maria Baird, Karin Greenberg, second row - Cheryl Kareis, Bev Bumba, Joanne Greena- waldg third row - Lee Kovacs, Barry Kessler, Michael Maskalyg top - Jeff Bubin, Middle left: Craig Smith, Robert Bachmang Lower left: first row - Shar- on Bartel, Carol Ann Keller, Rachel Va- ladez, Jim Jeannette, second row - Francis Collins, Chris Brinker, Rob Ven- trone, Don DeCecco, Tom Fatyol, Ken Aiken, Bill Balmert, Bill McPhillips, Mi- chael Mauro, Upper right: Keith Sen- kow, Jim Reynolds, David Miller, Barry Tater, Clint Goodison, Bob Wolasg roof - Roger Weidenhof, Joe Popovichg Middle right: Bernie Peticca, Mark Pe- terson, David Zimmer, Brad Deghuee, John Crisanti, Bill Jack, Tom Mielog Lower right: Mary Alice Grant, Bill Leach, Marian Grimes, Jim Ekis, Paul Guthrie. mtiuities xii 1 .MH T L2 V . ' -' I 'f A 'x xl 1 i , I 54 ,,,,-M You give but little when you give of your pos- sessions. It is when you give of yourself that you truly give. - Gibran Student Council The Student Council members never lost their drive and enthusiasm throughout the year. Some of the Council's achievements include the formation of active commit- tees, CAHS News, designing and acquiring a school flag, a canned food drive, volun- teers working at Eastern Area School, and the mini-courses. Since everyone worked together, the Student Council became the best one Churchill has ever had. Top: Student Council Officers: Karen Fritz - trea- surer, Steve Capone - president, Erin Chase - rec- ording secretary, Pat McPoland - vice-president, Jan Robinson - corresponding secretary: Middle: Committee Chairmen: first row David Ber er -' 8 1 Cindy Seman, Neil Chernoff, Terrence O'Loughlin, Karen Kelly, second row - Madeleine Engel, Mi- chael Baime, Marsha Klose, Nancy Johnston, Carolyn Curreyg third row - Otto Chu, Erin Chase, Pam Teb- bets, Cheri Earl, Michael Hasleyg Bottom: Represent- atives: first row - Richard Anderson, Otto Chu, Mi- chael Hasley, Janis Kehlenbeck, Mike Sambuco, Pete Graham, Grant Johnson, Drew DePaul, second row - Sandy Zimmerman, Kinda Yu, Jan Murphy, Patty Clark, Kim Meyers, Linda Strock, Elise Zido, Lesley Maxwell, Debbie Hall, Joanne Bondig third row - Bob Clougherty, Guy Russo, Nina Caprara, Janice Gentile, Marty Schiff, JoAnn Clayton, Erika Carlson, Jill Crozier, Jerry Frankel, George Buck, Ralph Va- clavik, Becky Herbstg fourth row - Larry Moore, Rocky Lewis, Neal Conrad. 56 f-'- 'X 3? 1 .. T A lf' Top: Gymnastics: first row - Sandy Vaclavik, Dave Berger Marty Schiff, Al Drylie, Mike Sambuco, Kevin Pegnato Kim Meyersg second row - Erin Chase, Neil Chernoff Lynn Garfunkel, Mike Baime Kathy Limbacherg third row - Liz Reed, Carolyn Orr, Jan Yednakg Middle: FBLA Sheree Carney - president Donna Brusco - vice-presi- dent, Joyce Hornung - secre- tary, Janet Sotak - treasur- erg Bottom: Ecology Action: Gloria Brennan - president, Neil Chernoff, Lisa Bolano- vich, Victor Catullo, Cathy Drisko, Michael Hasley. 57 Top: around the table - Ricky Anderson - president, Steve Mendelsohn - vice president, Michael Hahalyak, Terry O'Loughlin, Vic Raczkowski - treasurer, Jim Kunkel, Jeffrey Beckett - secretary, Jay Mendelsohn - president, Otto Chu, Middle: Sue Harmon, Cindy Amore - head aide, Lynn Smolinski, Laurel Stephens, Sandy Hooper, Judy Piper, Gloria Brennan, Margie Wekselman, Patricia Watts, Rebec- ca Panzak, Peggy Jamison, Bottom: Paul Romagna, Ken Wertz, Mark Gruskin, Ed Rosenstein. Usherefles, Health Careers Q1 y f V l , 3 l f l 'H rllipx X Qllwlllw? lilly .Aly D 1 ffafl I in N Qyqflllql - T90 ' ,iw our 1 if if W Q! 0,1 Q, uf, .f - ' X X ay JXX nfLi4fh ,fi L55 , fp rw QV Afjlhp VW MM MVB! A f ' xfj ,, fl V Wx? ly gt . 'vii If X J, A A I xx' ,X I, I YQ lf! .BW 1 Pr ff' wif M C, U XI ,JV , y hi .A+ f l 'X UU x. lj! 'lil ff he' 1 A! X All 4 J l' UU 'J lu , r ' f -,,f UA , Qipyx jk L , flf Wh, Nl U Top: Martha Peirce - president, Gerry DeLucia - junior chairman, Martha Er- hard - sophomore chairman, Bottom: first row - Jill Bires, Janet Bires, Barb Murison - treasurer, Mary Beth Humberston, Amy Riegg second - Janis Heck- ert - vice president, Rhonda Krater, Pat Connelly, Mrs. Devera Lucker - spon- sor, Joyce Hunter, Angela Zezza, Diane Ichikawa - secretary, Patty Downing - president, Colleen Walsh. 1 4 074056 64 QLJKQGVLCI' 745' gi 1 Cdajfcjc l 1595, eg, f E QQ V023 ' wefl 1 ' ' f 57 - , 1 VWJQZQ 54 ,Wifi ,. 59 X l Ja Ui i GL 'iffy f X , Q- f77C677iC?1C1fi4?i VA, ,QWZK QV B 9 i5QQgf0 Q! we JBC! AFS Marcia Bechtold, senior, was selected to be Churchill's AFS student during 1972. Marcia left in January for New Zealand where she is living on a farm with her new family. Leslie Keffer, president, spent the past summer in Finland on the AFS program. While Marcia and Leslie each will have had the opportuni- ty to experience a new way of life, many people at Churchill had the oppor- tunity to become acquainted with Hugo Del Puerto, the AFS student from Par- aguay. Top - Hugo chats with his American fami- ly, the Amores, in the libraryg Mrs. Janice Amore, Bob, Mr. Robert Amore, Cindy, and David, Middle left - Leslie Keffer milks her Finnish family's cowg Middle right - Marcia Bechtold at her farewell partyg Bot- tom - AFS officers: Debbie Martin, secre- tary, Vic Raczkowski, treasurerg Nina Cap- rara, student liasong Leslie Keffer, presi- dent, Hugo Del Puerto, exchange studentg Marcia Bechtold, vice-president. assign:- -,L,. -,-,. R , ,fi if Q-ff' -ef -1 1'- 60 V., I -1, lk C J 'Q 3, International Night Preparations for International Night, which was held May 1, 1971, kept the American Field Service Club members busy from March to May. A buffet dinner with a variety of international dishes was served in the cafeteria. Many peo- ple involved their time and enthusiasm to help make Inter- national Night an enjoyable evening for everyone in the community. Left - Dan Hernley sells candyg Bottom - Linda Martin makes choco- late fondueg Vic Catullo, Amy Reitmeyer welcome people to South Afri- ca's booth. T, . v 'il' at AL.. I -Uk f -X ' , ' . ' -' ' ', 5 'V .' w 4,, .... ... ! , E I F4351 'lil j lll .UML lllbih Lim Q71 Y, 1 -Q g 1 French Cafe The French Cafe is an annual event which al- ways seems to be successful and enjoyable. It was held March 275 1971. A true atmosphere francais consisting of can-can girls, French pastries, parfaits, a fashion show, and French music surrounded everyone who attended. Charter The Charter staff continued the tradition of an issue every two weeks, covering all school ac- tivities. For the first time in four years, the paper had a fem- inine leader but that didn't pre- vent exceptionally fine sports reporting. Martha Peirce edited a new publication, the daily mini- Charter, which, in lieu of morn- ing announcements, gave stu- dents and faculty valuable in- formation. L.. Top: first row - Kim Chambers, Mike Hasley, Dave Fisher, Bob Buday, Dan Ginsburg, Rich Perlstein, John Clayton, John Cushman, Mike Frangoulas, second row - Nina Caprara, Mar- tha Peirce, Sue Blickenderfer, Vic Catullo, Mike Baime, Vicki Jarmulowski, Debbie Miller, Jan Matthews, Debbie Martin, third row - Scott Barnes, Lynn Schiedhauer, Marc Cohen, top - Eileen Miller, Janice Robinson: Middle: Cheri Earl, editor, Bottom: Barbara Frankart, Dave Tarrant, Karen Fischer, Steve Luttner, page editors, Opposite page: upper left: Lisa Greene, assistant editor: Vicki Jarmulowski, editor: Upper right: Mary Kay Dlugonski, Janice Goldberg, Cindy Amore, Paula Greenberg, Michele Squillante, Middle: Ellen Baldauf, Lisa Frankel, Gayle Kaye, Lorraine Sauchin, Becky Penn, Bot- tom: Steve Luttner, Eileen Miller, Rich Perlstein. v 1 -........,..- --- -....., A H Lg-44: I l ui:-M. if I- fgh '98 1' E' we If Ll If - , N. i .i,. 'Ai I ' 1' J in r,. . f A 41 F'-'XX 1 ,l l ,Lie L , Q. I lx, . f fi All A A-.45 . S ,, ,xr , ill 5, it 1? K' Us lil -Q K Lcmce As the Lance staff, we are enthusiastic and dedicated as we compile the happenings of the past year into a book full of re- membrance. A new group of students and faculty makes life at Churchill different each year. Together we are one body. Indi- vidually we each have our own qualities that make us special. The 1972 Lance reflects that individuality. Honors, Sun, Motif Student Secretaries Most of the awards for Churchill students were awarded after the publication of this book. However, the two groups of stu- dents pictured have been honored for their academic excellence. Outstanding journalists were named to Churchill's only honor- ary society, the Quill and Scroll. Ottu Chu, David Berger, Keith Morganlander, representing Churchill, won a match on Channel 11 Battle of Wits. Li 'D' ef 4.-fsl Opposite page: top: SUN: Tim Fontaine - president, Neil Chernoff - vice-president, Barb McAuley - Western Pennsylvania Recording Secretary, Vic Catullo - trea- surer, Left: Battle of Wits, first row - Keith Morgenlander, David Berger - cap- tain, Otto Chug second row - Gail Gilbert, Michele McGough, Michele Bober, Mary Truschel, Laura Vassamillet, Libby Grant, Barbara George, Karen Swanson, Barry Kernerg Right: Motif: Ellen Swiss, Ruth Buchman, Gayle Kaye, Jeff Allon, Sue Worthman. Top: Quill and Scroll: clockwise - Eileen Miller, Vicki Jarmulowski, Mar- tha Peirce, Lisa Frankel, Ellen Baldauf, Mary Kay Dlugonski, Lisa Greene, Steve Luttner, John Clayton, Bottom: Student Secretaries: first row - Debi Dinnocenzo, Marina Brown, Lynn Smolinskig second row - Debbe George, Joyce Hornung, JoEllen Plichta, Debi Hewitt, Maureen McConvilleg third row - Donna Beattie, Donna Brusco, Debbie Probo, Alice Picn- iadz, Robin Evans, fourth row - Sheree Carney, Lynn Pushcar, Alice Palarino, Maureen Schaltenbrand. Y -..t.... NN'-s-.nv - r l H'.i'rl11.-its Nkilxurxn-fl run vii.- ykjpn-Krku IS N X..'.I. 'H 'ix 'X lk In I k ff N A51 v. ll. R Supporting every school dra- matic production is the job of each member of dramatic arts. As a result of their Work, they have learned how to communi- cate, share and display their acting ability during produc- tions. The six lovable characters in You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown swept the audience into a youthful world of baseball teams, supper times, kites, jump ropes, and security blankets. Through humor songs and dan- ces, the cast produced a success- ful show. The cast was honored by being invited to perform at the Three Rivers Arts Festival and during the opening Week of the White Barn Theatre. Something Personol Something personal, really per- sonal, something there to call your own. Something Personal, presented April 1, 2, and 3, 1971 and directed by Mr. Braden Walter, was the first musical of its kind to be per- formed at Churchill. The story deals with young people and their attitudes toward society today. The musical became something very personal to everyone in- volved. The cast was able to share this special feeling with the audi- ence by Hreaching out for a hand you can hold. H ' -15 1 J? I' 1. t fi? '53 Reach out for a hand you can hold Opposite page: upper left: Lou Ann Caterinellag Right: Coriniie Colettag Upper left: Cindy Man- zlakg Middle: Dave Cardamoneg Right: Leslie Smith: Bottom: Roberta Farkas and Mark Schwing. If 711' 1 9 .a 1 w 3 Hi 2, 2 M :fax iii? r' . ' , I. '5'i Nr f4fl,1 lX ll bl 'nina Vu. . - , gjlrb IJ' I Q13 IF If 1, . f nv A - . , 1 , ' ' ' . f X s I Q A B 5 1 - P '54 6 5 Q 4 V ef 4'-sg., 6,1 r'f' ' 'r-. V l I ' .II A l, L -ge..e , YY ' .,, ' 1- ' ' ' ' - -f-J ' 3' -wfuffe, asa. ' 'i:j',.ia'J.'. ' ' ' , s, ,--Kf'l 5- ,ll A lxgliif. 1 A ti , 4--1 X , lx at l fi ,E 1 1 i -uf' s. MW L Opposite page: top: A Capella Choir: first - Cheri Earl, Diane Blakely, Cindy Connelly, Ruth Buchman, Eileen Trimble, Debbie Hall, Kathy Evans, Cindy Seman, Gail Evans, Diane Chiado, Marsha Klose, Patty Murton, Carolyn McCoy, Marcia Bechtold, LouAnn Catarinella, Patty Mauro, Carla LiVolsi, Karen Werner, Janet Goldberg, Sue Miller, second - Madeline Engel, Kathy Ridge, Mary Kay Schwartz, Becky Panzak, Marcie Ottenheimer, Linda Korcinsky, Karen Fischer, Carolyn Currey, Sue Worthman, Marcia Hammerschmidt, Marilyn McWilliams, Jean Plack, Carolyn Damasio, Karen Kelly, Linda Havener, Diane Dering, Terri Pulka, Dee Esposto, Eileen Miller, third - Mike Frangoulas, Doug Garretson, Pat McPoland, Neil Siegal, Rich Kovach, Jack Good, Steve Koski, Paul Cherevka, Steve Lazzaro, Ron Maderas, Mark Peterson, Jim Muzzi, John Cushman, Rick Bricker, Terry O'Loughlin, top - Dan Mendelow, Jim Mousseau, Ed Cheppa, Mark Hogan, Howie Davis, Jim Agnew, Bill Luttner, Dave Cardamone, Mark Patterson, Gary Meyers, Middle: Chamber Choir: first - Cheri Earl, Diane Blakeley, Kathy Evans, Marsha Klose, Karen Werner, Carolyn Currey, Sue Worthman, Diane Chiado, Marilyn McWilliams, Jean Plack, top - Dan Mendelow, Ed Cheppa, Mark Hogan, Tim Mousseau, Pat McPoland, Steve Koski, Ron Maderas, Terry O'Loughlin, Scott Barnes, Jim Agnew, Bottom: Scott Barnes, Dave Cardamone, Bill Luttner, Gary Meyers, John Patterson, Top: Male Glee Club: first - Marty Schiff, Mike Sambuco, Alan Lancaster, Louis Klevan, Steve Lazzaro, Manny Russon, Mike Gambino, Hugo del Puerto, Gene Buttyan, Ed Johnston- baugh, Farrel Helfer, Frank Beninati, John Zoller, Fred Orendi, Don Schneebergerg second - Bob Clawson, Larry Moore, Rocky Lews, Jim Kunkel, Mark Sambuco, Marty Cabot, Tom Mielo, Tom Fatyol, Sam Miller, Roger Weidenhoff, Sandy Katz, Richard Glasser, Dave Hauser, Mike Orendi, Jim Smith, third - Luice Yialouis, John Reno, Don Schofield, Dave Zimmer, Joe Iovino, Ken Krider, Jerry Frankel, Ken Behr, Bob Timm, Dan Collins, Fran Collins, Bob Fossick, Don Muzzi, Joe Ambrose, Ed Duran, top - Bill Lindt, Chuck LaRosa, Ted Stavrakis, Ed Lanning, Jack Shoup, Steve Lanning, Jim Latch, Duane Clayton, Jeff Brom, Bob Full, Walter Schratz, Tim Fontaine, Joe Popovich, Jack Dillard, Bob Srdock, Harry Nagel, John Dulas, Tim McCulloch, Ray Kutch. 73 I , -' 1 - .. Y '--- --wYW, 4, . -Y- -,, Y Yi, e Y ,,J.a- ,.i..-,. , ,, --,L,.L- U Top: Advanced Girls' Chorus: first row - Amy Ginsburg, Ellen Morrison, Debra Moore, Denise Asson, Cheryl McMahon, Cynthia Thomassey, Barbara Lewis, Annette Liscio, Colleen Walshg second row - Elyssa Wahl, Diane Ichikawa, Jill Bires, Mary Trushel, Janice Garofolo, Carol Miller, Sandra Dawson, Maria Baird, Joyce MacFarlene, Deborah Bodzenski, Mary Alice Hahalyak, Barbara Slota, Andrea Markovic, Patti Killingsworth, Erin Chase, Elaine Sieff, Martha Peirce, third row - Carol Lefever, Rhonda Krater, Mary Geanne Fredley, Diane Dengler, Kathryn Herbst, Diane Smith, Carol Fedorchak, Ava Olitzsky, Linda Stock, Claudia Lang, Lesley Maxwell, Sue Mann, Jane Lees, Elizabeth Freund, Barb Murison, Barbara Comtosisg fourth row - Carol Nair, Mary Beth Humberston, Gloria Brennan, Patricia Downing, Olympia Carolas, Mary Morgan, Lynda Wolfe, Anne Marie Reitmeyer, Lisa Callahan, Claire Watson, Mary Alice Grant, Amy Rieg, Joyce Hunter, Sharon Little. Bottom: Sophomore Girls' Chorus: first row - Lee Hershberger, Lisa Cohen, Janet Bires, Dinah Thiers, Anne Sekela, Bev Roese, Jenny Dorrill, Mary Jo Good- heart, Donna Cwynar, Valarie Gonda, Rhonda Ralph, Lynnette Robinson, Becky Likovich, Vickie Hatton, Kim Meyers, Patty Clark, Toni Temeles, Jackie Seng, second row - Lisa Cibik, Anita Graciano, Darcy Phifer, Sharon Glew, Cindy Milko, Chris Bonomo, Martha Erhard, Donna Kepcia, Michele McGough, Annette Li- Volsi, Nancy Reding, Karen Wilson, Kyle Ziegler, Karen Laine, Bonnie Scrima, Kim Gerb, Sally Patton, Pam Kuiros, Sue Werner, Sherry Kiser: third row - Emmy Landerman, Yedda Marks, Barb George, Kathy Limbacher, Jaye Humberston, Stacey Glew, Gail Hansen, Lori Turner, Linda Yu, Karen Babish, Jenny Fox, Laura Vassamillet, Cindy Ohdnicki, Sue Kimmick, Lesle Oddo, Ginny McPherson, Linda Rausch, Jan Horne: fourth row - Mary Beth Yuros, Linda Stumpf, Michelle Muracca, Willa Seidenberg, Charlene Bellina, Laurie Lipsie, Karen Prentice, Linda McGinley, Carol Connolly, Laurie Deger, Peggy Nelson, Judy Scholze, Maggi Cook, Kathy Comtois, Pam McKee, Nicki Kocan, Connie Trygar, Marla Cheppa, Chris Branzel, Flossie Czolbag top - Lori Dunn, Mary Marada, Rosemary Spano, Diane Nair, Roxanne Granus, Marty Paxson, Janet Pankowski, Nancy Ford, Debbie Currey, Jane Gaebel, Karen Swanson, Ellen Garvey, Louie Naughton, Libby Grant, Mary Ann Staudt, Gail Gilbert, Debbie Critchlow, Debbie Koesel, Nancy Havener. Orchestra The orchestra had more members than previous years and had the opportunity to perform more often. Each member shared his love of music as he worked to make the orchestra a special form of expression. Top: Daniel Mendelow and Sherri Kiserg Bottom: first row - Rich Kovach, Lynn Garfunkel - secretary, John Chang, Paula Tokar, Marty Paxson, Stafford Warren, Sue Rayne, Melanie Samson, second row - Daniel Mendelow - president, Mary Alice Grant, Lisa Cohen, Sherri Kiser, Marsha Spokane, Violet Papadopoulas, Beth Daum, Ginny Robinson, Liz Reed, Lynn Ferguson, Barb McAuley, Rebecca Panzakg third row - Dinah Thiers, Tom Nerone, Jim Agnew, Susan Henry, Lee Wilson - vice-president, Nancy Chambers, Stephen Uhler, Louis Simek, Bill Casteel, Bob Kent, Scott Loyndg fourth row - Tod Treganowan, Mark Gilbert, Michael Hahalyak, David Franc, James Beattie, Steve Fusca. Awcl rds Quite a few students at Churchill have outstanding capabilities. Unfortunately, there are not enough awards to recog- nize these people. CAHS art students were awarded 31 Gold Keys in the Scho- lastic Awards at Kaufmann's. Paul Friedman, who is spending his senior year at the University of Chicago, was Churchill's only National Merit Semi- Finalist. Right: Gold Key Winners: first - Kim Chambers, Kim Kuklewski, Linda Bair, Gayle Kaye, Mike DePaul, Rhonda Pearlstein, Mark Nelson, Wende Phifer, Scott Barnes, Nancy Norelli, Joanne Feher, Steve Capone, Eric Ratliffg top - Laurie Krause, Jill Crozier, Jeff Allon, Margie Perelmang Bottom left - Janet Goldberg, Betty Crocker Award, Right - Marcie Ottenheimer, Pete Van Sickle, Karen Werner, fnot pictured - Jay Mendelsohnj National Merit Letters of Commen- dation. fl' :fx ,. re' 1 K 1 CAHS News The communication of activi- ties Within Churchill this year is greatly improved by the 'addition of CAHS News. Providing humor and infor- mation, at the same time the program is a successful example of news broadcasts. Through the combined ef- forts of the Student Council, publicity committee, the A.V. Club and Mr. Schaeffer, CAHS News is shown on video tape every-Week. Above: top row - Dave Fisher, Ricky Anderson, Neil Chernoff, Bruce Cipa, Rick Raucci, Greg Cipa, bottom row - Terry O'Loughlin, John Clayton, Linda Lenchner, and Dan Ginsburg, Below - Dave Tar- rant, John Clayton, Linda Lenchner, and featured guest, Miss Diggin await the go-ahead signal. 77 Chcargeftes My favorite thing is my majorette uniform. I guess that's because it was made just for me, not for last year's majorettes. It's some- thing that's really mine and makes me feel proud. Jean Plack All of the Chargettes share this pride and evoke this same feeling from their fans. Top: Jean Plack, Susan Caparosa, Jan Gentile, Mary Morgan, Pamela Massey, Sandy Makaturag Middle: Lor- raine Sauchin, co-captain and J an Gentile, captain, Bot- tom: sitting - Jan Turkovich, Beth Caparosa., J an Gen- tile - captain, Lorraine Sauchin - co-captain, Dana Dull, Pamela Massey, standing - Diane Blakley, Ei- leen McNeelege, Gretchen Gray, Cindy Medich, Susan Gaparosa., Jean Plack, Joanne Fiorito, Mary Morgan, Sandy Makatura, Kathy Kurek, Cheryl McMahon. I .R ,f I X I X K X X X 7 f f X x N , N A ex 5 Z5 ,Q . . ,1-,T , -fm J' 'bmp fwvvr54 xH ' , N- .4 ',,,,,,,.,.V 'X Qin-I i B . -'NBQA-J Above: Student Council Officers: Pat McPoland and Jan Robinson pres- ent Mr. Cipollini with the first school flagp Top right: Ed Duran and David Verklin prepare pizza for sophomore fund raisingg Bottom right: Dave Fisher checks the busy A.V. schedule. ,, V 43? 1 ,gs XZ! V0 BIKL EETZELS of Ag 'YCNTS PPZD IN SODIUM SOLUIIDH T 0 il li ell 0 , A Q Q .1 ll , 5 if .. 5523 lf .AUX ff 'n W ' 7 QQ? X fm I y X 2 K ! L3 ,J- -,.-4.. , ,,,N ,---r--my ' 1. --M1-P ,. .,.' Y....., ,- A Haw., ff ,, Q qv- ,A ,f,,.5-rN:W',,Z- - X .,,. ,Q AWWAA1-:sf .1-.L , A ,Eak'fiM .1 A ,, my-. -V '--iJf 'T' N I-3... li J I A-N-1 -A- E-31 w ?' I .1 4115. ' i.- 5 '2:?g. ' ' A' , 4 'W f- - 9 fl' 'El 1 P KS' c 5 .435 4 -J-:1-,gage-,. N , :vita ' ' J, ljfil-, V V ' -1.f1f31.-q.:f'be' xv.: ' ff gs...e-1, L 1, I -Tyzqzx, .,' X,'. 'YA' .E , ,.,, ? 45,..LU ,, in -4 81' ig' f I V 4 rig-it Coronofion Boll other girls on court deserved the Queen more than I did. - Karen Kelly Karen exhibited humility and pleasure as she was elected Senior Queen. The Coronation held on October 2, 1971, was a true success. px Q 35 ox Ma am , K u ci- , I' ' ' r 'E H , X iff: is Nad xv O 1 9 u 4 v fie- .5 Q 1, J I xg: av x f E1 f 4-M Although the bonfire had been prematurely lit, a new pile of woom was collected. The traditional bonfire was ignited as scheduled on September 10. Each senior football player threw in his torch While the enthusiastic cheerleaders, pep band, and football fans cheered them on to a successful season. As the season progressed every one enjoyed the rhythm, flavor, and color of fall. 'lui 85 Charger Marching Bond 1- --., i -- --W ' ' J at r- , e-wit,-W 4, Y-gr I' -'-7 ,- , . , ' f-- fl Slit-----fi ,Q Y Ladies and Gentlemen: Introducing the 1971 edition of the Charger Marching Band, Colorguard, and Sparkling Chargettesf' This was the traditional statement which introduced every exciting halftime show performed by the band. Their music and marching maneuvers produced a show which always aroused the spirits of the crowd. Under the skillful direction of Mr. Gerald Rauso the band provided enjoyable halftime entertainment. H' e- -.1 -N . S XQTXJQ ' 1 -beg 'rf 'F lp Q. . ' i St ' -sei fc Q AYKNJA X 'X- Q X e , -airy xx: -' ZSXF, S' X big S .jggl N-XEC-5: VT? N- NXLMY lv . w l , - 'S img-f' T- i A Nf -z rg -. - . . 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Li Opposite page top: first - Rhonda Krater, Carol LeFever, Ann Newton, Linda Korcinsky, Sue Henry, Beth Daum, Virginia Robinson, Top - Jim Wertz, John Maskaly, Doug Garretson, Paul Bellina, Walter Robertson, Dave Franc, Jim Beattie, Dan Mendelow, Ken Behr, Gary McEwen, Lower left: Band Council, first- Scott Loynd, Beth Daum, Virginia Robinson, secretary, Dan Mendelow, Sue Henry, librarian, Gail Gilbertg second - Bob Kent, Ken Behr, vice-president, Rick Spillersg top - Phyllis Jones, Jeff McConnell, Dave Franc, presidentg Jim Beattie, treasurerg Gordon Hay, Joan Eckert, Lower right - Scott Loynd, drum majorg Top: first - Phyllis Jones, Jan Chilcott, Joan Eckert, Sue Alexander, Patty Watts, Liz Bowman, Frannie Friedman, Gail Muharg second - Lee Wilson, Joe Nathans, Chuck Spritzer, Doug Flaherty, Rick Hundstad, Doug Brown, Mike Maskalyg Top - Kevin Luchetti, Bob Stewart, Dan Goodman, Fred Frus, Bob Kent, Jeff McConnell, Ron Lyons, Rick Bricker, Bottom: first - Barb Burns, Joyce Miller, Jenny Fox, Laurie Lipsie, Nancy Mulrine, Sue Rifugiato, Barb Harris, Rosemary Spano, Kristie Hoffman, Gail Gilbert, second - Tom Nerone, Tim Means, Rich Pearlstein, Lou Simek, Bill Casteel, Bill Balint, Dan Fisher Pete Sim- cic, Pat Harmon, Gordon Hay, Top - Steve Fusca, Dan Kloos, Rick Spillers, Mark Gilbert, Glenn Samson, Bob Fetherlin, Steve Levine, Howard Levy, Roger Gurrentz, Dave Smudski. 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'- - -, ' . 51-34,-,dau ,,.fg.,, , ua f. , r:,w,2bggg1--1-in There is no greater glory for a man as long as he lives than that which he Wins by his own hands and feet. - Homer 91 r 1 .'. .. 7 . V. , xx g. x A A ,.e,,., . . is M ill' Varsity Football Under a new coach and an entirely different system, the Chargers dropped their first three games. At the time of the third loss, the local press took Coach Barry Johncour and the team for habitual losers and picked them as forty point underdogs against the hottest team in the conference, undefeated North Allegheny. This set the stage for Churchill's first victory of the season as they shellacked the Tigers, 26-7. With the Chargers fi- nally seeming to grasp Coach J ohncour's technique, they again had to battle an undefeated team. The defense, led by middlelinebacker Joe Viglione, sparkled and one touchdown was enough as Churchill shutout rival Gate- way, 6-0'. , A 5-4 season sounds like the same old Charger football team, but it was anything but that. A new found PRIDE was evident among the team in almost every game, and it is hoped this PRIDE carries over to give Coach Johncour and his staff an even more successful season next year. 92 -S o ff? SN. X N L 219' T 9 Wi -AQ Inn J' I' Opposite page, top: Sophomore Squad: first row - Al Miller, Jeff Fossick, Ken Wenger, Tom Jordan, Jeff Neubauer, John Pavlik, Duane Clayton, Larry Vanceg second row - Pat Lenarz, Lee Tomassic, Bob Pegriato, Mark Gilbert, Ron Antonelli, Tom Gialloretto, Terry Neely, Wes Davis, Ray Kutch, Jim Yamnitsky, Harl Greenwade, Tom Gladorag top row - Tim Winterhalter, Jim Goodrich, Bob Winterhalter, Geoff Loynd, Bob Ram- bacher, Ken DeOrio, Bob Clawson, Rich Yates, Kurt Morschl, D. Valmassonig Bottom left: Coach Johncour sends in play with defensive back Jeff Renz. Top right: Dean Buterbaugh sweeps around end against Fox Chap- elg Bottom right: and tries to cut off tackle in Shaler game. This page, right: Quarterback Gary Swanson pre- pares to fire a pass against Fox Chapel. Bottom: first rqw - Jack Galya, Chris Brinker, Jim Klinefelter, Bob Fossick, Barry Kessler, Bob Stewart, Brian Stuart, Bob Bonomog second row - Walt Becker, Harry Davis, Greg Deluca, Tom Maddamma, John Patterson, Bruce Halde- man, Jeff Stambaugh, Jim Harvey, Don Muzzi, Bob Ramsey, Mgr., top row - Al Vukmir, Ralph Vaclavik, Ken Rudolph, Jessie Katz, Ray Antonelli, Jeff Bubin, Jim Coyle, Ross Willoughby, Rick Caprara. 1 i.l 7 V ., '- ., vi I-A . I 'illzl 94 , I 'Q- fg A - -if 'ij ,x,.WI ' R ,-my fi av. '54 ii Q 'lap ll' if 1 -V af I 1 U! -'IH Y' ,, . , L ' 3'-'lf' 'Qxxl if 0 A Unlim- it r.. 5. . I PM f, wg.,- 4 410 'UEZMQ A f I 1 mu vw .- ,V az DP? ,.,,x-. , 1.-4 n 'V' 11 IGF' I 01 lx HW s I J sl 7 Q x 4 1 'Y' Aa ,1 -.-,. rm . ,rs , ' -. M fi , ., f V, .m, 1 V ' iii 4 f' '1: ' Lf V S A C6 9 ,l I ' i k-'M ?-X . . 5 , S 9- 1 YW . If Q., 4' :IWH -gs-47' 4 n .sxivdav 4 . . ffm., Q ,I Cross Country Performing in the shadow of Churchill's most popular sport, the cross country team managed a respectable 7-5 record. But 1971 could best be termed as a building year for Coach Robert Fisher and his youthful squad. Constant performers Joe Iovino, Bob Hoover, Manny Russon, and, Dave McDonald, all underclassmen and all lettermen, will return next season to possibly give Churchill the best cross country team it has ever had. 1972 marks the third and final year of a three-year development program Coach Fisher started when some of the boys were in junior high. Next season he hopes the program pays off and gives Churchill something it's never had before - a cross country championship. -3 ll. il l ,, nv 4 x J - U S f ' .1 6 1 2 . . , V, -,V Iv.-af - r 1 s ,u w ' r fl v 1 y 3 1 , r r X y'.y,,vl U 1 1 . 7 . ,I in f N 1 I 1 a' 1 f' - YI!! I , .Y 1. , 74 . f Q ,- :.'J,i4'f 'W ' 1 if ab ,P 1 yynyjl, m,lng', ,M . 1 u v. V1 1-v v V. . I ' I F 5 Y 1 - -,,, -,Q . ,, J H. . . , ,Ju i 1 11, I . N 's 1 .i,w,, H, Q- -'ww . 1.- 'F 1 f'f5T'5-ff' fly: 'fri ' ,Jil iv' Zifuxg-1 ' 'V' ' .har il sf af :lr 47,132 l '!l '?-1-'4-s ,A 1.7, - 4 'X 4-?5-, ' . l J.. Ui Tu, -0 , -1 1 v x Q Y ml- -im W ,. 1- 'A ' mlm. M , 0 i-l J' ' ,L up-H , s 4' i ' E Y V N V. 9 Q A ll, N :ll E 4 la- , ' . Q X,-3 I , , 1 A ' xi Y W4 fame. ,.s V ' -1 U .L ' , V l 'gn' v. -, 'S ' '. 'I . ,. 1 - - ,,, wt ' - , Q , r 4 wh ' h 1 1 ' M. V A F V U u V vi , , 4 w..,, cn , U ' MN .R 'Jaan ...ln-li. M C .Mtv-LiqQi'ffLSbr'l, 'wr A '-Y,-5:4 Q.. 1411 - 'l fit ',1--.41 - 'f, ,.. f 1,k.3 J .fr 7 '- 1 A 2. r F-va? .0 'Q-R-'rt QQ! -. -ahalnfvr-f -1--Sh .. Opposite page, top: first row - Dave McDonald, Joe Iovino, Steve Staub, Jim Moxie, Scott Johnson, Manny Russon, Ed Murphy, Bob Hoover, Walt Schratz, Mark Peter- song top - Steve Fusca, Joe Na- thans, Rich Berger, Brian Cunning- ham, Grant Johnson, Ron Maderas, Carl Wagner, Denny Kubrick, Tom Denove, Bill Johnstone. Bottom: Coach Robert Fisher. Top: Bob Hoo- ver and Manny Russon ran contin- ually well throughout the season. Bottom: Reiner Schmacher, Dave Smudski, Tom Denove, Denny Ku- brick, Ron Maderas, Walt Schratz. 00 'Q' Golf Coach Robert Kovalcik's golf team finished the season with a respectable six and three record. Standouts included Tom Hough, Fred Bentzel and Tom Lubanovic. Opposite page, bottom: Churchill Hockey Team: first row - Farrel Gerber, Rich Gegick, Arnold Kisling, Alan Moidel, Craig Smith, Steve Crivanik, Bob Huber, Jeff Zuckerman, Steve Danialsg second row - Assistant Coach Fred Mauro, captain, George Iksic, Bob Kovalak, Mike Zentichko, Kevin Kuklewski, Jeff Foster, Paul Skoff, Steve Ek, Ed Rosen- stein, Scott Kimmick, Chuck Crisanti, Tucker Ritner, Moe 0'hara, Jerome Clark, Coach Walter Kimmickg top row - captain Mike Behe, Michael Mauro, Curt Morschlg Top right - Mike Mauro slams on the brakes, Middle left - George Iksic shows fine form with a shot on goal: Top left - Bob Kovalak cautiously moves the puck up iceg Top - 1971-72 Golf team: Dave Zimmer, Fred Bentzel, Skip Rodgers, Mike Behe, Tom Houghg Right - Tom Lubanovic shows fine golf form. , if f X xx .- 5... N -, 'f1. ,- lv--J'-' s- -X iff? If ...A , Hockey 1 2 ' , I 1,., ii.l'i-1 . H. I , I 0 Girls Swimming With outstanding swimmers as Marcia Hammerschmidt, Sue Scherger, and Karen Miller the team finished third in the section. Loaded with spirit the entire team contributed to the 5-3 record. Membership in the Western Pennsylvania Girls Athletic League QWPGALJ marked a new beginning for Churchill as girls interscholastic sports grow in Pennsylvania. Opposite page, top left: Freshman Sue Watson builds for future. Top right: Barb Chaffo takes off. Bottom: fir t row - Mary Trushel, Liz Reed, Cathy Limbacher, Sandy Dawson, Kathey Com- tois, Pam McKee, Laura Vassamillet, Jane Lees, Jay Humberston, Judy Lichtenstein, across front - Sue Scherger. Top: Amy Cohen, Claire Watson, Bridget Coyne, Elise Zido, Sue Rayne, Gail From- son, Dale Feinberg, Nancy Chambers, Mary Beth Humberston, An- nette LiVolsi. Top, right: Co-captains Marcia Hammerschmit and Sue Scherger. Bottom, left: Coach Karen Walters. Bottom right: Diver Sandy Dawson displays her fine form. 5 1 ' -r I , Q , '.-, wi '2 - I IN, 4.ax qv .-nu -fn ' ' www ' rw 1 ' f ' Q Ji A ? 1 , - Y' ,.,,,-gg, W M 4 sz, . , '-np Q, y ln - , Q -A - gi' :fi .49 .J in -ul -Nl ,,. 4 4 103 22? Q .11 -J u v 1 1' 6 Qfw I' -X s 1 . 1 I W-I Q5 Sf 6?- -. Q . i s l 1 A In -., H A , 12'o?, 6 A. :al KK ' 2 s -- E .-Q' Z ! 1, no-I ,n . Cx 7 J. ,I .,- K, .5.,,l ,..x'f A! EQQQ, n , 1: ,:. 6 fx. nv? - ,gf A 5 88 GENE ',.- s'7 95 AR N 'f:.iff 'oz 'QNX PM 'cf f,' 31 'Vi GLDLI ,J nf- , 5252 110 mm 'Jn' 'E 3 4 5- K , if 311 HHH? 133 GF iff 15 6 13IT.Y 'b ' -lf' p 4 ful . . f 154 wax 53 , , f' 65 B L mo mf P1 N. . -.il --X 11- 5.-4 .-. Jax ra 4- . Yg 'c Girl's Volleyball Practice, Skill, Athletic ability and a great coach, Helen Barkley, helped the Girl's Volleyball team to their final record of 9-1. Clinching the division title the team went on to tie for third place in the WPIAL Tournament. Vi., .vm si. E l r .alex R - ':a.'.-'- -' V 7 ,, - ,. v - . t, -as J A ., --M. .1 -' Ns-. 4! n I X ' if .A 25:12. ,...-.--f,i.-...- ,,...-- Top - Mary Joe Dlugonski taps ball over the net, Middle left - Diane Der- ing awaits on coming ballg Middle right - Mary Jo Dlugonski and Beth Under- wood practice volleyingg Bottom: Girl's Volleyball Team: first row - Diane Dering, Joyce Hornungg second row - Mary Jo Dlugonski, Kathy Evans, Donna Hough, Monica Magda, Claudia Lang, Diane Ichikawa, Gail Evans, Beth Underwoodg top row - Mary Parrish, Linda Stumpf, Jean Watkins, Anne Waltz, Lisa Callahan, Donna Magziar, Sandy Bachman, Paula Aber, Joyce McFarlane, Natalie Bartley. 105 .'ov,...- QQIO.. .. .Q Q. 'o o i.-f' :oooo00o ' aooooooooi .Cl ooo009 6 0005 0 ' U . pn ' '23 9 N. 0151- S. X, ii? ff , -' fel, sms '5 . A 'N' f - me 'Q Opposite page, top - Coach Gary Goetz discusses important point with Kevin McQuis- tiang Bottom - Ed Cheppa pauses and takes a sideward gander as Ron Young firesg Top: Rifle Team: first row 4 Bob Casteel, Dave Bartels, Dale Hernley, Debbie Silvasy, Sue Malone, Carol Haldeman, Donna Kepcia, Marla Cheppag second row - Jim Beat- tie, Eileen Trimble, Karl Vogeley, Mary Kay Schwartz, Karen Haldeman, Jane Faller, Nancy Shanahan, Rich Perlsteing top row - Ron Young, Keith Senkow, Kevin McQuistian, Ed Cheppa, Fred Frus, Chris Dunn, Rocky Lewis,'Doug Brown, Mark Nel- song Bottom right - Donna Kepcia and Carol Haldeman sort ammunitiong Bottom left - Karen Haldeman helps Rocky Lewis suit up. 'I06 ,.. Rifle The Marksmen continued on a winning tradition started two years ago by Coach Gary Goetz. This year the Churchill squad clinched the first playoff spot with a 5-0 record. With the section and W.P.I.A.L. titles tucked safely into their holsters, the mighty marksmen traveled to State College, Pa. for the State Championship. When the smoke had lifted, we were second in the state - and you can't do much better than that! 107 08 Wrestling The Charger Wrestling Team proved to be one of the most exciting teams at Churchill this year. Due to inexperience among the lightweight grapplers, the heavyweights, who came to be known as The Thundering Herd, proved to be the spearhead of the team. Mike Gribbin, Tony Viglione, Jim Latch, Joe Viglione, Paul Bellina, Jeff Rice, and Lou Dinzeo constantly delivered crucial victories to insure the matmen of - victory. gl A -Hd ik! x-ggi i :RK s 1' 'G NBS 1 Q it , 557 feng f Aw 116' ' ks? 5 - r , , fa 1- A 1 XSQ 55914 e ,, ? gd '5 N ' j XXL Vw ' 1 0 i ,-.lin gl- . 1 Swimming With many improvements and times brought down the 1971-72 Charger Swimmers ended a rugged season with an 8-8 record. Highlight of the season was the upset over Gateway as the swimmers edged past the Gators 48-47. With the fine coaching abilities of Bill Griffith and tri-captains Howie Davis, Mike Hodson and Vic Raczkowski team spirit and pride always prevailed. H' 'JL' aff' f,2.Q,,.i xg .4..g 40 faxia I .v L - ,- lihrbh tn L I, .I U-. , In s, f A' .e wig M. . .3 ,A -' V'-0-411-. - - .' -v, ,-A zz , , f., V , ,L in 4 we 'J on ,H , '5-'1'- -,ij . , ,-4. 1. . .Ap , ,', .2 ff . -'Lv . 1 bruilb, --U 5 'Wi aa. 171. l V ji .-4:44 -W w f-.4..w-vw - .. I lla 'Qui . 7. . bmiir-4 U 4 W .W-,., . ,,,.A:i5aJ' 'nf-... -1 1 1 , 'S I. ' Y H, . :H , If E ' N,-H -, ..- .',.. v ' , -' ,A ,,.. K -. 1 A 3 ifkaf , fI.,.f Y? 12 lv ' ' .3 , -',- . ,ffrqi 'i . , ' . 0.2 D , r- Q . ' ,- ya' '. ' . ': . f f , '-- 4... p ,V M.-.v V, a. -,. L, - . 1- . I -,f -ff' vii?-if JL , 'A f Q, p d ' P ,rw 'J ijgg , 1 I ' -' :J -T. 1' ',fQ'T ' ' , , ' '. - f-, f..f1 .-31.-1 , V' - -, 'v' 4 ,ig L .V NEW' w ,.:4 il . L f by 5, ,,, , - ,Af M 1. , QL 754 I , 1 N JH! , . ,. L I' . rr ef' .' .wi '- . 4 .f, S ,+11- - A , fi ,,.,. . f '- mf- ',,? V511 4 Q' 1 ' 5,7 5' -sf , ff .. . .,' -' r hz, 3 ' ' lr 15' A F Jalal -f ffiiiaullsuu-' -4-gp-.Lp -,?4-, .1 -1- '51 ,-i , 31, 41' 'ra ff -'APf-ir 51-.wg 1 of Q ' 4 ,+- '-' 'MQ' , V . l 'Yi X. . o Q 4 A 5' .1 -' . A- -.... -5'-M A' ll 4 gr: V- fy 1' in .-..,, We fi -urs I Opposite page, top left - Swimming Coach Bill Griffithg Top right - Breaststroker Jack Good improved his time tremendously throughout the sea- song Middle left - Mark Finlay exe- cutes the backstrokeg Middle right - finishing the 100 yard butterflyg Bot- tom left - Star freestyler George Hawesg Bottom right - Rick Bode im- proving his breaststroke. Left - Swim- mera, take your mark, golg Bottom - Swim team shows-off true abilities. t v- -- J, --. .w g,.z.1.,a n 'if Q 'mx fi rv N-,H-3 ' W 'I xl-..,,:,,. . ,I A V . ,,. 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I GP 4, .. :1---554 diff, K m'Q-u ak ., fi 4' .L-' one 'Yu 'N I if 'f 'KS film 1 I I -I v ' Q-,::':h ,I -A .4 JJ.. Ji...- ll3 4 Tennis The 1971 tennis team under rookie coach Steve Merrill, finished the season with a respectable 8-5 record. Standouts throughout the year included Bob McPherson, Rich Jacobson, Steve Wallach, Gary Zuckerman and Terry O'Loughlin, who continually paced the team. With Coach Merrill gaining valuable experience last year, this can do nothing but help the tennis team and possibly give them an even more successful season in 1972. 7 Top: Terry O'Loughlin prepares to smash the ball. Bottom: sitting - Al Moidel, John Plunkett, Gary Zuckerman, Steve Ek and Jeff Zuckermang standing - Rich Jacobson, Coach Steve Merrill, Bob McPherson and Gerard Schreiber. -......AKX ' j'?iff, if 1.1, . , t IQV4 I, 'LL' .L x:',- Qycsjh 'Z-' ., Q- i 'i S ' g .u f 'Im :ff :AI I 1,-1 i A M 4' , :fl .i- li i l' A Y 'fr ' 'N -' . 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With only two returning lettermen, Steve Koski and Ernie Kurtz, plus new coach, Mr. James Scrima, 1972 doesn't appear too bright for the team either. 'l'I5 'JFZFE' 5 - s Q S an, qs v. 'FM , 5. T. 'ij ,.,.'1 srl A- ii 'QL' Q. 4 Q 1: Q L fy, 5i':jf'-,A- I, v , Q. ff' 1 ' f-.rl ' Q f rf? 4 xi V K f. I 1 ' 1 In vi. ,Q il. Y V NU' gs 4-2 s:,.,1 . ,n A l' . L l ., if +I I xl J I' -'-- :-Ei , 'J 'K l 1 . tx 'Q I- n. .. Track Confronted with numerous injuries and an untimely teacher's strike, Coach August Fetcko's 70-71 track team experienced, a mediocre season. Highlight of the year was a fine 4th place finish in the West Penn Conference Meet. Consistent performers for the team included Larry Moore Duncan Cameron, Jeff Stambaugh, George Lucas and Bob Hoover. J Opposite page, top left - Charger trackman clears bar on pole vault, Top right - Jeff Stambaugh sets his stance, Bottom, first row - Tom Faytol, Bob. Hoover, Otto Chu, Mark Peterson, Doug Brown, Dave Bartels, Denny Burns, Pete Dlugonski, Manny Russon, second row - Duncan Cameron, Bob Balint, Dave Rockwell, Bob Strauss, Jeff Brom, Jeff Stambaugh, Phil Belejchak, Larry Moore, Mark Nel- son, Pat McPoland, Bill Snyder, Don Evak, Paul Bellinag top row - Bill Johnstone, Vince Fusca, Jeff Brion, Mark Saint Vincent, Jim Coyle, Brian Stuart, Dave Peterson, Grant Johnson, Bob Kent, Don Azzerello, George Lucasg Bottom left - Manny Russon and Grant Johnson run 4409 Bottom right - Charger long-jumper stretches for extra inches, Top - Coaches Bill Griffith and August Fetcko. 5 Ri 8 ' 9GSl1f'1f'f A 9 fl Am safiw' -- 7 Baseball Paced by fireballing hurlers Jeff Weyels and Gary Matoney, the 1970-71 baseball team rebounded from a slow start and finished with four straight wins, the last three of which were shutouts. Unknown to many at Churchill, the-baseball team was in a play-off game for the championship with Penn Hills. Although soundly beaten, credit should be given to Coach Bert Sutton- and his team for making such a fine comeback. it 1 r .L L 35 Q-...- ff- T . - 131' ,gn Vf,..:- 5 , ,. ,l J I k F V I a , la.. f ,-Y ' -anna 'Q E i 'Ol . K -J V 'A ' ir' ,af f H. J., . -. .. . , . .' 5 - . ,., . . . ' -Z1! '- J.,.,,f'f'T Q,---Q ' . . ,.f..,.. ,L -U, 1 ' 'Q' fo. . -V4 , 3, ,., -, ' 'f'?L-W. v' 5' g:'+'T'i J-1' , -,sg ' m MQ, .. ' ' t fi, 1-.-.-1 .4 RL 40 I' . E! V i, 5' 4 1 1 rf R ,- K, fffhf , . 5. JH' ihuw f . -lp-, f 'N 'asv ,. . as '- fha . --.- - A , . . , , , n - .w is ' N L A m ' ml'-. ,nv .. 4: 'I .SQ ' 1 -,V .V 5 . 3. , . ,, ,Ak an ' sf.: Y Basketball A new coach and only one returning letter- man combined forces to give the Charger hoopers more than their share of problems. Coach Richard Simmen had his men training long before the opening game, but to little avail as they only managed to win four out of twenty-two games. Steve Lanning proved to be the backbone of the team, with Rick Bar- cellino, Greg Stephans, Jeff Weyels and E. J. Lanning helping out. I20 f,,,g?,,,....a, , , , 3 N 1 cv: f tml? ,Y LQ!! ting qi. E -MS! 3 i S-1 1 i i ul ' IM ' . I . F . it V. ENT , W YM U-. f A ,, f M . Q .Kg f G fw- Qs-1 B ,af ,4 5 Y Q 1 s L v ' X 1' l U34 fs'si'1 V Sf 5' f fax Q m. ,wk ,Q , N in 1 want , .. 6 .5- 3, 3 - ,A K, 1 fl! f I ug wfx, I .J 3 ,ve I + 'R 1 , Q QW . wx 1' 1 ' j i X. Er 3 ff iif M A' 9: I fn. ' 1 n K A ' g, N YJ . - , ww 1: N, Q-n J L s L Leffermen Top: Senior Lettermen: first row - Mary Kay Schwartz, Karen Haldeman, Steve Staub, Duncan Cameron, Steve Luttner, Dave Cardamone, Nancy Shanahan, Eileen Trimble: second row - Mike De- Paul, Scott Loynd, Scott Johnson, Neil Siegal, Bob Strauss, Jim Jordan, Skip Rogers, Dave Kolb, third row - Jim Theilacker, Howie Davis, Mike Hodson, Terry 0'Loughlin, Paul Bellina, Brian Holupka, Andy McGhee. Mark Kearns, Gary Zuckerman: fourth row - Bill Snyder, Jeff Rice, Greg Rudman, Ted Stav- rakis, Gary Meyers, Doug Bailey, Jon Oleinick, Allan Frain: fifth row - Mike Greenawald, Tom Kuznicki, Don Hulick, Dean Butterbaugh, Gary Matoney, Jeff Weyels, Jeff Renz, Rick Barcellinug sixth row - Fred Bentzel, Mark Hogan, George Lucas, Larry Moore, Mark Saint Vincent, Ernie Kurtz, Steve Koski, Tim Croneg top row - Vic Raczkowski, Ed Murphy, Lou Dinzeo, Greg Stephens, Jeff Renz, Rich Frey, Dennis Diloucenuzg Bottom: Underclassmen: first row - Pearce Miller, Kevin Finlay, Wayne Schratz, Manny Russon, Mark Peterson, second row -- Ross Wil- loughby, Jeff Bubin, Ray Antfonelli, Jim Coyle, Don Muzzi, Tom Hough: third row - John Hoover, Dave Zimmer, Jeff Stambaugh, Joe Iovino, Dave McDon- ald, top row - Tom Fatyol, Tom Mielo. 123 .QW L F, , - PK W., IUP- a-7 - 4 . an i . I , T evwibml- if 4 L' I P' 5, 1-F f ray' 'wa U ' ' 404 'V Q. ui B L '11 M1 ia H-L nHil ' I' 9 I I l W I , ' Us N1 , - Z' ' A ' :',-.j ' ' '- W ' 1 - . H- 51 -, Z, L5 . W H' if yu. . , W. ' --H ' 1J'1!fEie L - , Q3,,,,f,Q,S 5 - - if U f- -fi- . t . 1 x 5 , :W A 2 -'-'J' I ,gg 1 ' ,, A - ' '?4'57.l',L,, ,.! f M -5 , A' . lr: me - D u w ' N ' 5 ,, - 1 QA Y .fl-'1rFQ?'FL ' ,Ai ' , , ' 7.4. 4 1 I if 4, - -' ---- '-main-91 ' 7 1 , .w z ' ,.,. I v fs . War --4.1: 1' ? ,ff . PM ff .2 Aff v' , J w :M '. 1 I 7 'rig 4' 1 '27 :tap ,. V., . J- V ' ,. i - Tf :- 5 ' w'l',-I :x'- - , , fs , I . .- I , J, fx g.,'A,,. ' 1 11 'l a x . J 8 ,, '. ' , L . w X. . fig ,I g V Egg? 'V ' A f .-. . V - ' . M ' ' ' A. V ' . f ,'.-' ., V Va 9 ' 1 . ' , .tg ws' V, A V Q ' J ,. ..,.- lgaamvv ' Q, x-1 H ' - .4-iq -M531-1 I J GIRL'S Coach: Karen W fi is fl 4. so 4 I 'f ' 'S i I AHS McKeesport Gateway Hllls Butler Central gftholi Seneca A lley Fox Chapel Plum Penn Riverview ,Fi X Springdale Franklin Gateway Plum Penn Hills 0 Riverview 1 Sp 'ngd ri ale I Shaler Penn Hills l rf Mt. Lebanon l YV 8 L. : I' lls ' A 5 ., 'Vai W. N.. .V air South ' ills U. St. Hills 'O no 'I2 farultg 6 , 4 - v 'pn If he is indeed Wise he does not bid you enter the house of his Wisdom, but rather leads you to the threshold of your own mind. - Gibran District Administration Although the students are rarely directly involved with the District Administration, the Administration works unceasingly to keep the school district functioning well. It tasks include hiring personnel, setting policies, regulating activities, and managing the high school, juniorhighs and elementary schools in the district. --f 1? it If Opposite page, top - Dr. C. Paul Clark, District Superintendent, Middle - Board of School Directors: Mr. Stanley Addy, Dr. James McHugh, Dr. Walter Wilson, Mr. Thomas A. Watkins, President, Mr. Robert Maxwell, Solicitor, Mr. Eugene Connel- ly, Mr. Lester Longton, Dr. C. Paul Clark, Superintendent, Not pictured - Dr. George Wiener, Vice-President, Dr. Phyllis Ferguson, Mr. James Carleton, Bottom - The Board of School Directors meets with members of Student Council, Upper right - Dr. James B. Schmunk, Asst. Superintendent, Dr. Richard Good, Director' of Personnel Services, Mr. Clair Sparks, Administration Asst., Mr. Jack Hildebrand, Director of Business Services, Middle - Mr. Clyde Wilson, Supervisor of Custodi- ans, Mr. James O'Brien, Director of Transportation, Mr. Henry B. Maruca, Supervi- sor of Buildings and Grounds, Mr. John L. Patten, Director of Food Services, Bot- tom - District Administration Secretaries: Helen Kohut, Elaine Ellis, Louise Garo- folo, Jeanne McWilliams, Jean Cholka, Charlene Wilkerson, Laura Gunn, Ines Giles, Gertrude Mullin, Louise Shepherd. ' 'I29 Principal Principal . . . Advisor . . . Teacher . . . Friend . . . Husband . . . Father . . . These are only a few of the roles which make Mr. Cipollini the unique individual that he is. In turn, Mr. Cipollini sees each student as an individual with individual needs, and he strives to implement this individuality through the high school program. He possesses a genuine desire to communicate with the students. This year, Mr. Cipollini taught a mathematics class so he could be in closer contact with the students and their problems. Mr. Cipollini has a deep pride in Churchill Area High School and works energetically to make Churchill a place of which all can be proud. John M. Cipollini, Principal, poses with his wife, Christine, and children Gina, John, Mark and Mattg Below - Mr. Cipollini concentrates on Alge- bra II. 19:16-Q 130 1 ,isp l F -N'. -U , Faculty A huge amount of responsibility is placed on the teachers, for the way in which the students re- spond to school greatly depends on the amount of motivation and knowledge each teacher presents in his own individual way. This year, the pictures try to reflect each teacher's individual personality and they had the option to choose their own poses. Left - John B. Mershon, Assistant Principal pictured with his familyg Lower left - Delores M. Nagy, Administrative Assist- antg Below - Leonard Nowicki, Administrative Assistant, Jill N owicki, Home Economics, confer over a domestic matterg Bot- tom - Donald Rose, Director of Athletics, relaxes with a book. 131 fg ' 1 f' ,-, A tftg stil! 5' ld' 'lr t I 12- ' N. Upper right - David Harbison, Drivers Educationg Upper left - Larry Cervi, Language Arts, is shown with his fami- lyg Middle left - Barry Johncour, Science and Physical Educationg Middle right - Howard Wolsboncroft, Social Studies, practices along with teamg Lower left - Lois Walker, Guidance Counselor, stands on the Pincio in Rome, Italyg Lower right - Robert Stark, Science. 132 A ,gaus- l if .B xi .,,.r1Ei' xxx JE VU 1 r , :rx , . , E I J W-'T 0,21 f,'1.j . ' tl, 1 F' Q V' 'V ,. B. TW. . , ,.s . we h ws Q, RK ., P HE 5 Q. MQ IWW-My .f.U,,5,q ui 1 TP-f f ill -44 2- Opposite page: upper left - Jane Roth, Language Arts, enjoys a camping trip, Right - Herbert Todd, Social Studies, laughs with his students, Jacqueline Conroy, Social Studies, takes a coffee break, James Warchol, Diane Cohen, Linda McCollum, Donald Nelson, Science, dream up chemistry experiments, Bot- tom - Paul Hudale, Industrial Arts, Mary Ballard, Foreign Language, poses with her husband, Robert Mousseau, Mathe- matics, John McCormick, Guidance, like golf so much that even the snow does not deter themg John Check, Industrial Arts, John Ciesielski, Mathematics, Joseph Pegnato, Art, Suzanne Anderson, Language Arts, talks with Bob Bonomog Georgia McCormick, Social Studies, 'id l35 :,!- -- Q 1,1 w ,, ,ws ,Q , 1, 5 htm ,, VL, ur ,ld Q .1 .l', 1 ' 'rirl Rasa Y AV ',1,.f MA-LL gf. E f , MN, MAA S ' This page, top left - Thomas Chunko, Social Studies, Valerie Walter, Foreign Languages, Lower left - Alyce Hoener, Mathematics, with children on their new boat, Middle right - David Kovalcik, Mathe- matics, Lower right - Devera Lucker and Ann Schucker, School Nurses, Opposite page, top left - Linda Bloom, Business Educationg Mary Ann Verbos, Home Economicsg and Lily Dabby, Science, enjoy an afternoon swim, Top right - Linda Grant, Foreign Languages, Middle left - Karl Slippy, Drivers Edu- cation, Middle right - Joy Greene, Business Educa- tion, and her husband pose while on vacation in Spain, Lower left - Janice Hart, Art, Alfred LoAl- bo, Science, lectures his Biology class, Gay Eger, For- eign Languages. SS31- .' . -W if I...- vm' l f 'fN 7 ,1 I , .Q 1 .-1 -.ff 14 1.--Ag.-...agar Q. Q 9 ,-, x I i 1 ' L 1 Q Y' , l, Top left - Carol Goclan, Foreign Languages, with her husband, Albert Sutton, Social Studies, lectures his class, Edmund A. Kristofik, Business Education, observes a student's work, Lower left - Beth Tucker, Language Arts, checks over some papers in her file cabinet, Lower right - Karen Walters, Physical Education, Michael Carr, Math- ematics, Adrienne Miller, Language Arts, recall the days when they were members of Churchill's student body, Opposite page, upper left - Helen Barkley, Barbara Clegg, Physical Education, pre- pare for class, Dorothy Kirschbaum, Social Studies, Middle - Stephen Merrill, Language Arts, relaxes in the SRA, Robert MeAfoos, Data Center, checks a computer readout, Bottom - Dr. Joan Gottlieb, Science, relaxes with her husband, Sara Hauser, Language Arts, talks with Mike Knoppe, Pitt student teacher. 138 5 , 3 . I 1 I .-.e- .,--.1.,, : V . .,.l, ., I .,:f,.3li2g1.L ,L ,, 2- V-51 'ffagie-gf 1 wg-4 14, 1, -X.,- F S1 4 29 2, 'ff x's.,,, asf? -1 ' -fit r A PQ' If 'u SS- 'GV K- . ps- l 1 X Aff' 'fm X tif-Q :yi N I f :nw K I: L ' S vi X Xi: .1 af' S QJX! -A X 5.1 Nv- in-J J X S Vx ,r F 1' iii? Upper left - Helen S. Alton, Business Education, poses with her seven children and her hus- band, Nancy Wade, Art, Lower left - Janet Propos, Business Education, Margaret Diggin, Carol Botula, Language Arts, relax in the library court yard, Opposite page, upper left'- Kathleen Cochrane, Social Studies, enjoys nature at North Park, Right - Slava Mohler, For- eign Languageg Claudine Faint, Mathematics, Robert Fischer, Physical Education, John Jest- er, Mathematics, Mildred McCormick, Coordinator of Churchill Area Schools Libraries, is shown with her husband as they visited Thailand last summer. 140 . .,f-1-w --.AI A , A i 1 1 -1? n . ' . hu., ,, in '-'EN , ...Q , f -I S 5 -1... Qxxl. 0 5 ' 'Hr '4- wimvd 'I4I .fr , X243 v,,-f xl ffff ff a 'X I ..'l lv. ' ' 1 affe- ,-v f 'Z J 4 , Q - , 'Q ,ls f-.-4, Fx 5 4-.'N,. A.q 1 .l P 5 r 1 Upper left - David Good, Mathematics, intently observes the action of his team on the basketball court, Upper right - Gary R. Goetz, Language Arts, discusses the affairs of Student Council with some of its members, Middle left - Sally Rissinger, Foreign Languages, shares experiences in the human development circleg Middle right - Gerald Rauso, Music Department, jokes with the orchestra members beforebeginning rehearsalg Lower left - Jo- seph Kiesel, Social Studies, considers the latest foul shot. 14 4l 2 x ' I 4 i X lPAfg , Zig, l fy? ll IU G!! :gs gin Jig :ii 'H iii 'f!'5 Si' :gr ,gg :gg gii :H gif QU lil' if? Ei? Sl! :EW 5:11 EW ' Mfr A P it an ' W MM X6 1 aid af This page, upper left - Mary Ann McTiernan, Language Arts, cheers on the Charger's wrestlersg Upper right - Karen Singer, Foreign Languages, and her husband are ready for an evening out, Middle left - Patricia Vargo, Home Economics, and husband Wayne Vargo, Science, test a new recipe, Middle right - Thomas Underwood, Industrial Arts, counsels Bill Stevikg Lower left - Lee Schaeffer, Audio Visual Aids Director, uses special effects, Opposite page, upper left - David Lavrich, Business Education, spends much of his time working as Faculty Manager of Athletic Events, Upper right - William Griffith, Social Studies, and his wife are proud of their new song Middle left - Rose Minnick, Guid- ance Counselorg Lower left - Ray Pietrzak, Mathematics, waits for questions, Lower right - Howard Weber, Drivers Education, demonstrates his affection for his wrestlers. , 145 46 Y? ,417 Special Services The duties of those in the special services are often taken for granted, yet 'g' the school could not function successfully without these people. The cooks, secretaries, and custodians, all aid in making school life more comfortable. Top: High School Secretaries: seated - Jean Hallorang standing - Shirley Johnston, Ruth Giovanetti, Betty Smoose, Anita Lag- neseg Cafeteria: Bottom, first row - Fran Poust, Nina Nase, Rose Dinzeo, Bridget Bertolina, Lucy Hoover, Mary Wagner, Mary Cutrazulla, Julie Borstner, Fanny Dinzeog second - Mildred Radzevick, Ann Hineman, Mary Brochetti, Mary Harmouth, Jewel Burkhart, Trudy Earhart, Ann Koschik, Barbara Lakomy, Rose Greco, Opposite page, upper left - Fanny Dinzeo, Upper right - Mary Tomasicg Middle left - Wilbur Leightyg Middle right - Mary Cutrazullag Bottom left - Louis Simekg Bottom right - Mary Brochetti, Bridget Bertolina. iv 'fa' fi 1. ,,. , Y .is 'I , v , xx ' , X , s 1 in +11 9 qf A 'Sw- '.. x r I ' i f'kTaX1l-'L' .' yi. 1 ' 4 fy 1 'I . V ' .W -1-'.'zf:t, s jg X' mL - 147 auniur X 48 My Window looks out over the park. Every year I've moved another story up, till now I'm al- most close enough to the roof of the sky to touch it. - Rod McKuen 'I4 The seniors have fi- nally reached their goal - graduation. They take with them memories of activi- ties and people. From these experiences each senior has de- veloped his own sep- arate interests and talents. Now each will seek his new goal in his own way. James Agnew Aristotel Aivaliotis Cynthia Am0re Michael Andreas Nicholas Andrews Wendy. Appleby Samuel A1-butma James Ardisson Amy Ash Marc Ayna,-dl 0 Opposite page: Executive Board: Lisa Greene, Joni Ful- bon, Cathy Mulrine, Dana Dull, Mary Kay Schwartz, Terri Pulka, Jan Gentile, Lor- raine Sauchin, Corinne Colet- ta, Dennis DiLucente, Ted Stavrakis, Cindy Seman, Larry Moore, Tim Crone, Kerry Heider, Linda Fatyol, Jon Oleinick, Denise Scripko, Marc Aynardi, Sandy Bena- nati, David Francg Senior Class Officers: Howie Davis - Treasurer, Lisa Frankel - Secretary, Lou Dinzeo - President, Mary Alice Hahal- yak - Vice President. Linda Bair David Baker vw James Baker Ellen Baldauf Norman Ballnt Richard Barcellmo Cheryl Barnes l ,. as i 1 A: Scott Barnes David Bartels Katrina Bartley Donna Beattie James Beattie 151 Kenneth Behr Sandra Beninati Carmen Biondo Dennis Blank Th0IT12-S B10tZ6l' Jamle Bobula Owen Bonney Gail Bour Bowman Brophy Burrell buncan Cameron - . 1 J -.4 W Don Boyce i, ' ' 'W' Y, V .-,ow w,vC'4 ei of .+,5,1,?,.,,, 4 239 Hangar Q Marina Brown Dean Buterbaugh Susan Caparosa Gloria Brennan Richard Brennan Robert Bricklemeyer Donna Brusco Thomas Budd Dennis Burns S-2 43 l hllil s i Opposite page: Walt Robertson prepares to beat out a heavy sound. Above: Tom Kuznicki, Dave Cardamone, Kerry Heider enjoy their lunchroom antics l l 1 lf l 54 Below: Linda Bair and Carol ll Lef t th ' d 'l - . . . Ciseeglegirll class? al y exer Stephen Capone Glovannma Caprara David Cardamone Marc Cardillo Erika Carlson Sheree Carney Donna Champion Vincent Charlett Erin Chase Edward Cheppa Diane Chiado Gail Chirico Gregory Cipa Clark l JoAnn Clayton hr 'E-5 ' John Clayton Thomas Cline Robert Clougherty Coburn Amy Cohen .V-., Marc Cohen Daniel Colaizzi Gail Cole Rayfflfmd Cvlella Corinne Coletta Cynthia Connelly Patricia Connelly Neal Conrad Kathryn Corsino I - Dorothy Cox Timothy Crone Jill Crozier Cheryl Cubbison - 155 Jill Cunningham Carolyn Currey Debra Cwynar Carolyn Damaslo Rwhard Damels Beth Daum Edward Davis Howard Dav1s Donna Dawson Michael Deklever Susan Delio Sharon Jeznach reads an lm portant notice Opposite page: Mary Jo Dlugonski and Eileen Trimble root for Churchill. 6 A Dinzeo Mary Jo Dlugonski Mary Kay Dlugonski Doerneman James Donahue Patricia Downing Michael Doyle Richard Drylie E yyay -req 32:- Dull Joanne Dumm Cheryl Earl George Echenent Steven Eicher Stephen Ek Paul Elcesser William Emanuel 157 1 L Madeleine Engle 4 -c-' Joel Erion Robin Evans Kenneth Fabrizi Linda Fatyol James Fazio Michael Fazio Carol Fedorchak Joanne Feher Sharon Fialla John Findley l , Joanne Fiorito Karen Fischer David Fisher John Fitzgerald Cynthia Fox 158 Fox Allan Frain David Franc 1- l Frangoulis Lisa Frankel Mary Geanne Fredley Terry Frost Robert Full Freund Richard Frey Paul Friedman Karen Fritz Joseph Fromelius Opposite page: Ellen Swiss and Erika Carlson study in the libraryg Above: Rene Schaltenbrand smiles at her typewriterg Left: Jeff Allon meditates. I59 Q! Joni Fulton Douglas Garretson Janice Gentile Ken Gesuale M3-Pk Giles Jeffrey Glace Janet Goldberg Janice Goldberg Steven Goldberg John Good Judy Goodman Harry Graham Raymond Greco Michael Greenawald 60 Snoopy fBob Paula Greenberg Lisa Greene soars' Cloughertyj 45 is ' I 'V . 7 'xx 'L ' f G W. l:!E'Z-M' - f 5 1 4 'Mi' W Michael Gribbin Barbara Griffin Mark Gruskin iv ' 15 fary Alice Hahalyak Karen Haldeman Betty Hall Debra Hall Nancy Hammer , we '41 'f HF! Villiam Harbadin Teresa Hardek Harry Harrison Susan Hartman Michael Hasley l6l Deborah Hewitt Michael Hodson 62 Linda Havener Ge01'ge Hawes Janice Heckert Kerry Heider Farrel Helfer Susan Henry Kathryn Herbst Daniel Hernley Sandra Hem. Mark Hogan Teresa Holmes Brian Holupka Hornung Donna Hough Nicholas Hulick W: 'u 'i5' ' W' ,-pr' 5. Ichikawa George Iksic Victoria J armulowski x . Jacqueline Jones l William Humberston Mary Beth Humberston Janet James Barry J anov Christine J anthey Charles Johnson Nancy Johnston Scott Johnson Opposite page: Tom Lim- bacher shoots for a basketg Left: Gary McEw .n hits a sour note. 'I63 '4 W James Jordan Cyrise Josephs Dorothy Kassalen Paul Katz Gayle Kaye Mark Kearns Leslie Keffer Karen Kelly Deborah Kerr Gregory Kight Frank Kimmerle Roberta Kins Alan Stewart, Bob Kovalak, and Gary Swanson take time out for lunchg Opposite page: Barb Murison strives to make the grade. Nina Klein , ,. .--1q1f'. -- ,, 4:0-vw P- - .. -1 ,. a., . , .n - 'IQ' -'- .-P 1' '-.' ' , i , -. f,.:., - if . A- Q- .--f V -3, ,r.-1, 1- k X -- .- 7- ..- .. ,.-- ., J A ., ,P -A ., 64 11 Klose Robert Koeppel Beverly Kgkula h ,i f --.A A ' li-. f in 1 1' 3 J l i ' KX - W 1 J . Kolb Linda Korcinsky Steven Koski Lynda Kovacevich Roberta Kovacic Robert Kovalak Kathy Kovello Rh0I1da L66 Kraiel' Michael Kravetz Barbara Krigbaum Michele Krimsky Charles Kronz Lynn Kubrick 16 QL. Kimilly Kuklewski Ernest Kurtz Michael Kutlenois Thomas Kuznicki Joan Lampl Edward Lanning Stephen Lanning Charles La Rosa James Latch Craig Lauffer James Lawson Carol Lefever Barbara Lewis - , ,m-,l l 4 l l 1 J 1 Thomas Limbacher William Lindt Virginia Link 66 ,I Axis' C' J Lipsitz Carla LiVolsi Jon Long John Lowenberg Maryann Lowery Loynd George Lucas David Luffe James Lukinich Steven Luttner Marianne MacCamy Robert Macherosky im Patrick Mackin Larry Moore turns on the charm. 167 SUSHYI Mahllte John Markovic 4 y y yi V Deborah Martin John Maskaly M an K., Gary Matoney Jan Mattl'16WS Mary Ann Mazik Barbara McAuley Joanne McClaran 13 Maureen McConville Carolyn McCoy Susan McDermott Gary McEwen C2-Tl MCGY166 68 5, 'Er 'E' ff? 'TY McPoland Kevin McQuistian Marilyn McWilliams Cynthia Medich Opposite page: Linus fDave Cardamonej looks for secur- ityg Below: Eileen Miller does her thing. L-'P 595' X Sllvvq- 'tv kill Barbara Meglio Kevin Mellett Alan Melnick Daniel Mendelow Jay Mendelsohn QS' imdb' -123' Alan Merz Gary Meyers Jackilyn Meyers 'wo Jeffrey Mielo Frank Mihm David Miller I69 Debra Miller Eileen Miller Janis Miller S116 Miller Alan Moidel David Molvin Larry Moore Mary Morgan Suzy Morrison David Mourant f. ,dl James Mousseau James Moxie Cyndie Connelly, Madeleine Engle, Eileen Trimble, and Carolyn Curry blend their voices in A Capella Choir: Op- posite page: Child Develop- ment students, Sandi Benina- ti and Marianne MacCamy hand out gifts at a Christmas party for the underprivileged children. 70 Cathy Mulrine 0'-P 415 1 Mm-ison Edward Murphy Robert Murphy for-, 'ffm- 'C' Mun-in Michael Murton Harry Nagel L l D' 'C' Carol Nair Sharon Nehilla Mark Nelson Vincent Nese Anne Newton if 1:-ar regory Nicholas Mark Nikrandt K6I1H6th Nancy Norelli Dino Nucci Y Carolyn Odenheimer Ava Olitzky In tailoring, Judy Goodman works on her coat. Opposite page: Brian Holupka and Mike Hodson prefer the quiet of the Student Council Office. 72 , 'Ri' ' Q E l l X 'insa- Thomas Oakes .IB ,xxx , OSX , I . X . , -0 if Jon Olenick Ist, , - X -, f- 'fl t 34.44, , V - ' . X-.. Hzgv '127,',ey 0'L0aLG1-ILIN John Page Alice Palarino Debra Parise Robert Pascarella O Michael Orendi Lou Ann Oswalt Marcie Ottenheimer Pasterick Martin Pattyn Gary Pauu RHOWUH 'D mf LSTEIN l l Peiliker MAH-ffm Paw. geeky pgfwd J ende Phifer Lmda Pmdroh Joan Plper v ,r -1 1. ,. Jgyfcf XJETRINI9 '11 'ean Plack Jo Ellen Plichta John Plunkett Wil X, IYHY I UgNlSE' lQ1cE 173 tr Jeffrey Pond Joanne Preik Laurie Price John Pugliano Teresa Pulka l ' Lynn P11ShC3l' Victor Raczkowski Janice Rambacher John Raucci Judith Reed Jan Reisman Jeffrey Renz Dean Retflgel' Jeffrey Rice 74 -FF' -Q., X., e, i' 5. i Y msenis... 1-M fx 4, my , F mir. xx ' I Kathleen Ridge Patricia Ridgway J ey-ilyn Riker Ben Robertson nun, 'ii Walter R0b6I CS0l1 Janice Robinson Virginia Robinson Joyce Robosky DOW Rogers 'R ' ' Opposite page: Cindy Amore 1 helps Women's Liberation P8111 R0m2lg'l18 Edward Rosenstein John Roth Donna Rudek take over the woodshop. Top: Linda Stock is engrossed in the French Cafe. l75 ik. l Charlotte Rudman Gregory' Rudman Francine Russo R ' Kathleen Rustic Kathleen Ryan Lorraine Sauchin 'EI' J' 2,9 Af 5cH+?L1flv01fl2N1J James Schaffer W Wgg I Jean Schenkel Caryn Schiffmacher Kirk Schoenthal Greg Schofield Cheryl Schratz Gerard Schreiber ' 176 wg Kay Schwartz Michael Schwartz 'Ai.v l,' !f'. lllu! I R Semetsis Virginia Shackleton Nancy Shanahan Douglas Shepard Jack Shoup Vern Sidorovich L- 'Z' tleil Siegel Al Simmen Phillip Sinopoli Denise Scripko Marcia Scrock Cynthia Seman Opposite page: Diane Dering watches Joyce Hornung attempt to score. Right: Steve Lanning and Jeff Weyels plan their bas- ketball strategy. 177 H 7 Y WTJRI 'QS' g.. 1 i I , f b't I Paul Skoff Dennis Smith Lynn Smolinski Robert Smoose B111 Snyder bfx Michael Somma Janet Sotak Michele Squillante Robert Srdock Stephen Staub me T1 37 Theodore Stavrakis Joey Stein Robert Stein Gregory Stephans Suzanne Stetter I .. ,fr R W L. .Q I ML RAW MN' 1' 7f ' .BIN Y I e.f J..-af Stewart Linda Stock ,, ,. 1 I ,J ' V 'yliy ,.: '. A v ' 'J V . Y p I . S VNXx'x-. . ' ' ' I ' ' . f ' N ' A A ' 'wa ' 5 Kyra. ' r, xx V 4 X vi l V. V. V X -.1 - . ' 9 L ,X fag, , 'et an 'W , 'I S XM if , . Stratiff Robert Strauss Mark St. Vincent Gary Swanson Ellen Swiss Pamela Tebbets Patricia Teets Opposite page: Linda Korcin- ski sweats over her Physics examg Top: Lynn Smolinski does her job. James ThGil2-Ckel' John Theilacker Robert Timm Sandra Torbin 179 80 1 I an xxx K --,,.... .. Q-1 'r 1 nk ff 1 Right: Jim Mousseau is stunned by the results of the baseball game. fln drafting class?Jg Opposite page: Allan Chambers at the loom. Pamela Totzke Marianne Traficante Eileen Trimble Diane Trusilo Nadine Tucker Christine Turner Thomas Uram Eva Valley Peter Van Sickel 'fr' lk ir in if y Viglione Joseph Viglione Karl Vogeley A Judy Vukovich -mf Wagner' Elyssa Wahl Amy Walker Steven Wallach Colleen Walsh QF! X., Karen Walter Linda Jean Watson Rebecca Watson Mark Weber Karen Werner James Wertz Carol Nair is busy typing. ' 'ith' 5- YF Jeffrey Weyels V+ Z' In - QF Lucy Whinery Robert Winter William Wood Susan Worthman Margaret Wright Mary Yesko R 'd Young Ona' Michael zenuchko 2 , :JV ' 0 ' Sandra Zerler Angela Zezza Steve Zilko Louis Zimmerman Gary Zuckerman Jeffrey Zuckerman Sun 5 -4 fr I' , A4 ,Q Q44 Lo pi I -f 4 BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL PATRONS AMORE CONSTRUCTION Good Luck Class of '72 ANDREWS REAL ESTATE I7I7 Penn Ave., Suiie 900 Bri+'I'any Ap'rs. Willcinslaurg, Pa. 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The B.C.D. and S's IB7 Agnew, James, 72, 75, 150 Aivaliotis, Aristotel, 92, 150 Allon, Jeffrey, 66, 76, 159 Amore, Cynthia, 58, 60, 65, 150, 174 Andreas, Michael, 150 Andrews, Nicholas, 150 Appleby, Wendy, 150 Arbutina, Samuel, 150 Ardisson, James, 150 Ash, Amy, 150 Aynardi, Marc, 62, 150 Backfish, William ' Bailey, Douglas, 82, 92, 96, 123, 151 Bair, Linda, 76, 151, 154 Baker, David, 151 Baker, James, 151 Baldauf, Ellen, 62, 65, 67, 151 Balint, Norman, 68, 151 Barbarino, Marian Barcellino, Richard, 120, 121, 123, 151 Barnes, Cheryl, 151 Barnes, Scott, 64, 68, 69, 76, 82, 151 Bartels, David, 107, 116, 151 Bartley, Katrina, 151 Beattie, Donna, 67, 151 Beattie, James, 75, 86, 107, 151 Bechtold, Marcia, 60, 72, 152 Bechtold, Terry, 152 Beebe, Brian, 152 Behe, Michael, 100, 101, 152 Behr, Kenneth, 73, 81, 86, 152 Belin, Larry, 152 Bellina, Paul, 86, 92, 96, 108, 116, 123, 152 Belloti, Alexander Beninati, Sandra, 150, 152, 171 Benning, Lynn Richard, 152 Bentzel, Frederick, 100, 123, 152 Beyer, Kathryn Biondo, Carmen, 152 Blank, Dennis, 152 Blotzer, Thomas, 152 Bobula, Jamie, 152 Bonney, Owen, 152 Bour, Gail, 152 Bowman, Carl, 153 Boyce, Don, 118, 153 Brady, Charles Brennan, Gloria, 57, 58, 74, 153 Brennan, Richard, 153 Bricklemeyer, Robert, 92, 153 Brophy, Susan, 79, 153 Brown, Marina, 67, 153 Brusco, Donna, 57, 67, 153 Budd, Thomas, 153 Bukovac, Charles Burns, C. Dennis, 153 Burrell, Allan, 153 Buterbaugh, Dean, 92, 95, 123, 153 Cameron, Duncan, 82, 92, 93, 116, 123, 153 Caparosa, Susan, 78, 153 Caprara, Giovannina, 56, 60, 64, 154 Cardamone, David, 68, 69, 71, 72, 92, 118, 123, 153, 154, 168 Cardillo, Marc, 154 Carlson, Erika, 56, 154, 158 Carney, Sheree, 57 , 67, 154 Chambers, Allan, 181 Capone, Stephen, 56, 76, 154 Champion, Donna, 154 Charlett, Vincent, 154 Senior Index - Chase, Erin, 56, 57, 74, 154 Cheppa, Edward, 72, 107, 154 Chiado, Diane, 72, 154 Chirico, Gail, 154 Cipa, Gregory, 77, 154 Clark, Raymond, 155 Clayton, JoAnn, 56, 155 Clayton, John, 64, 67, 77, 155 Cline, Thomas, 155 Clougherty, Robert, 56, 68, 69, 155, 160 Coburn, Jeffrey, 155 Cohen, Amy, 103, 155 Cohen, Marc, 64, 155 Colaizzi, Daniel, 92, 155 Cole, Gail, 155 Colella, Raymond, 155 Coletta, Corinne, 62, 68, 70, 82, 150, 155 Connelly, Cynthia, 72, 155, 170 Connelly, Patricia, 59, 155 Conrad, Neal, 56, 155 Corsino, Kathy, 155 Cox, Dorothy, 155 Crone, Timothy, 92, 123, 150, 155 Crozier, Jill, 56, 76, 155 Cubbison, Cheryl, 155 Cunningham, Jill, 68, 155 Currey, Carolyn, 56, 72, 81, 156, 170 Cwynar, Debra, 156 Dailey, Dennis Damasio, Carolyn, 72, 156 Daniels, Richard, 156 Daum, Beth, 75, 86, 156 Davis, Edward, 156 Davis, Howard, 72, 111, 123, 151, 156 Dawson, Donna, 156 Deklever, Michael, 156 Delio, Susan, 156 del Puerto, Hugo, 60, 73, 156 Demko, Edward, 92 Demko, Mary DePaul, Michael, 76, 111, 123, 156 Dering, Diane, 72, 104, 105, 156, 176 DiLucente, Dennis, 92, 123, 150, 156 Dill, Kathleen, 156 Dinnocenzo, Debra, 67, 156 Dinzeo, Louis, 82, 83, 92, 108, 123, 151, 157 Dlugonski, Mary Jo, 105, 157 Dlugonski, Mary Kay, 65, 67, 79, 157 Doerneman, Mary, 157 Donahue, James, 157 Downing, Patricia, 59, 74, 79, 157 Doyle, Michael, 157 Drylie, Richard, 57 , 157 Dull, Dana, 78, 82, 83, 150, 157 Dumm, Joanne, 157 Earl, Cheryl, 56, 64, 72, 157 Echement, George, 157 Eicher, Steven, 157 Ek, Stephen, 101, 114, 157 Elcesser, Paul, 157 Emanuel, William, 157 Engel, Madeleine, 56, 72, 158, 170 Erion, Joel, 158 Evans, Robin, 67, 158 Fabrizzi, Kenneth, 158 Fatyol, Linda, 82, 97, 150, 158 Fazio, James, 82, 83, 158 Fazio, Michael, 158 Fedorchak, Carol, 74, 82, 83, 97, 158 Feher, Joanne, 76, 158 Findley, John, 158 Fiorito, Joanne, 78, 158 Fischer, Karen, 64, 72, 158 Fisher, David, 64, 77, 80, 158 Fitzgerald, John, 158 Fox, Cynthia, 158 Fox, John, 159 Frain, Allan, 111, 115, 159 Franc, David, 75, 86, 111, 123, 150, 159 Frangoulis, Michael, 64, 72, 159 Frankel, Lisa, 62, 65, 67, 79, 151, 159 Fredley, Mary Geanne, 74, 159 Freund, Elizabeth, 74, 159 Frey, Richard, 82, 92, 123, 159 Friedman, Paul, 159 Fritz, Karen, 56, 159 Fromelius, Joseph, 159 Frost, Terry, 159 Full, Robert, 73, 159 Fulton, Joni, 68, 150, 160 Garretson, Douglas, 72, 86, 160 Gentile, Janice, 56, 78, 150, 160 George, Debra, 67 Gerkin, Keith Gesuale, Ken, 160 Giles, Mark, 160 Glace, Jeffrey, 81, 160 Glew, Michael Goldberg, Janet, 72, 76, 160 Goldberg, Janice, 65, 160 Good, John, 72, 111, 112, 160 Goodman, Judy, 160, 172 Graham, Harry, 160 Greco, Raymond, 160 Greenwald, Michael, 92, 123, 160 Greenberg, Paula, 65, 161 Greene, Lisa, 65, 67, 150, 161 Gribbin, Michael, 161 Griffin, Barbara, 161 Gruskin, Mark, 58, 111, 161 Hahalyak, Mary Alice, 74, 151, 161 Haldeman, Karen, 107, 123, 161 Hall, Betty, 68, 161 Hall, Debra, 56, 72, 161 Hammer, Nancy, 161 Harbadin, William, 161 Hardek, Teresa, 161 Harrison, Harry, 161 Hartman, Susan, 79, 161 Hasley, Michael, 56, 57, 64, 161 Havener, Linda, 72, 161 Hawes, George, 111, 112, 162 Heckert, Janis, 59, 162 Heider, Kerry, 120, 150, 154, 162 Helfer, Farrel, 73, 162 Henry, Susan, 75, 86, 162 Herbst, Kathryn, 74, 162 Hernley, Daniel, 61, 162 Herr, Sandra, 162 Hewitt, Deborah, 67 , 162 Hodson, Michael, 111, 123, 162, 173 Hogan, Mark, 72, 92, 162, 123 Holmes, Teresa, 162 Holupka, Brian, 92, 162, 178 Hornung, Joyce, 57, 67, 104, 105, 123, 163 176 Hough, Donna, 104, 105, 163 Hulick, Nicholas, 81, 118, 123, 163 Humberston, Mary Beth, 59, 74, 103, 163 Humberston, William, 163 Ichikawa, Diane, 59, 74, 106, 173 Iksic, George, 101, 163 James, Janet, 68, 163 Janov, Barry, 163 Janthey, Christine, 163 J armulowski, Victoria, 64, 65, 67, 68, 163 Jeznach, Sharon, 156 Johnson, Scott, 98, 111, 123, 163 Johnston, Nancy, 56, 62, 81, 163 Jones, Jacqueline, 163 Jordan, James, 92, 120, 123, 164 Josephs, Cyrise, 164 Karchella, George Kassalen, Dorothy, 164 Katz, Paul, 164 Kaye, Gayle, 65, 66, 76, 164 Kearns, Mark, 118, 123, 164 Keffer, Leslie, 60, 164 Kelly, Karen, 56, 68, 72, 82, 83, 164 Kerr, Debbie, 164 Kight, Gregory, 164 Kimmerle, Frank, 164 King, Richard Kins, Roberta, 164 Klein, Nina, 164 Klose, Marsha, 56, 68, 72, 165 Koeppel, Robert, 165 Kokula, Beverly, 165 Kolb, David, 92, 123, 165 Korcinsky, Linda, 72, 86, 165, 178 Koski, Steven, 72, 92, 115, 123, 165 Kovacevich, Lynda, 165 Kovacic, Roberta, 79, 165 Kovalak, Robert, 101, 164, 165 Kovello, Kathy, 165 Krater, Rhonda Lee, 59, 74, 86, 165 Kravetz, Michael, 165 Krigbaum, Barbara, 165 Krimsky, Michele, 165 Kronz, Charles, 165 Kubrick, Linda, 165 Kuklewski, Kimilly, 76, 166 Kurtz, Ernest, 82, 115, 120, 122, 123, 166 Kutlenios, Michael, 166 Kuznicki, Thomas, 118, 123, 153, 166 Lampl, Joni, 166 Lanning, Edward, 73, 120, 166 Lanning, Stephen, 73, 122, 166, 177 LaRosa, Charles, 73, 166 Latch, James, 73, 82, 92, 108, 110, 166 Lauffer, Craig, 166 Lawson, James, 166 Lefever, Carol, 74, 86, 154, 166 Lewis, Barbara, 74, 166 Limbacher, Thomas, 162, 166 Lindt, William, 73, 118, 166 Link, Virginia, 166 Lipsitz, Marc, 167 LiVolsi, Carla, 72, 79, 167 Long, Jon, 167 Lowenberg, John, 167 Lowery, Mary Ann, 167 Loynd, Scott, 75, 86, 111, 123, 167 Lubanovic, Thomas, 100 Lucas, George, 123, 167 Luffe, David, 167 Lukinich, James, 167 Luttner, Steven, 64, 65, 67, 92, 123, 167 MacCamy, Maryann, 68, 167, 171 Macherosky, Robert, 167 Mackin, Patrick, 68, 92, 167 Mahute, Susan, 79, 168 Markovic, John, 168 Martin, Deborah, 60, 64, 168 Maskaly, John, 86, 168 Matoney, Gary, 118, 123, 168 Matthews, Jan, 64, 68, 168 Mazik, Mary Anne, 168 McAuley, Barbara, 66, 75, 168 McClaran, Joanne, 168 McConville, Maureen, 67, 168 McCoy, Carolyn, 72, 168 McDermott, Susan, 168 McEwen, Gary, 86, 163, 168 McGhee, Carl, 92, 118, 123, 168 McPoland, Patric, 56, 72, 80, 116, 169 McQuistian, Kevin, 107, 169 McWilliams, Marilyn, 68, 72, 169 Medich, Cynthia, 78, 169 Meglio, Barbara, 169 Mellett, Kevin, 169 Melnick, Alan, 169 Mendelow, Daniel, 72, 75, 86, 169 Mendelsohn, Jay, 58, 169 Meo, Eugene Merz, Alan, 118, 169 Meyers, Jackilyn, 169 Meyers, Gary, 72, 92, 123, 169 Mielo, Jeffrey, 68, 169 Mihm, Frank, 169 Miller, David, 169 Miller, Miller Miller Miller: Miller Debra, 64, 170 Eileen, 64, 65, 67, 72, 169, 170 Gary Janis, 97, 170 Sue' 72 97 170 Minnaji, Patrick Moidel, Alan, 101, 114, 170 Molvin, David, 170 Moore, Larry, 56, 73, 116, 123, 150, 166, 170 Morgan, Mary, 74, 78, 170 Morrison, Suzy, 170 Mourant, David, 170 Mousseau, James, 72, 170, 180 Moxie, James, 98, 170 Mulrine, Cathy, 82, 150, 170 Murison, Barbara, 59, 165, 171 Murphy, Edward, 98, 123, 171 Murphy, Robert, 171 Murrin, Denise, 171 Murton, Michael, 82, 83, 171 Meyers, Sherwin Nagel, Harry, 73, 171 Nair, Carol, 74, 79, 171, 182 Nehilla, Sharon, 171 Nelson, Mark, 76, 116, 171 Nese, Vincent, 118, 171 Newton, Anne, 86, 171 Nicholas, Gregory, 171 Nikrandt. Mark, 171 Noll, Kenneth, 171 Norelli, Nancy, 76, 79, 171 Nucci, Dino, 118, 172 Oakes, Thomas, 172 Odenheimer, Carolyn, 172 Oleinick, Jon, 68, 92, 123, 150, 172 Olitzky, Ava, 74, 172 O'Loughlin, Terrence, 56, 58, 72, 77,11 123, 172 Orendi, Michael, 73, 172 Oswalt, Lou Ann, 172 Ottenheimer, Marcie, 72, 76, 172 Page, John, 172 Palarino, Alice, 67, 172 Parise, Debra: 172 4, Pascarella, Robert, 172 Pasterick, Nikoli, 173 Pattyn, Martin, 173 Paull, Gary, 173 Pearlstein, Rhonda, 76, 173 Pegnato, Kevin, 57, 81, 92, 118, 173 Peiliker, Glenn, 173 Peirce, Martha, 59, 64, 67, 74, 173 Penn, Rebecca, 65, 173 Perelman, Margie 76 Petrina, Joyce, 173 Petrusch, Denise, 173 Phifer, Wende, 76, 173 Phipps, Gary Pindroh, Linda, 173 Piper, Joan, 173 Plack, Jean, 69, 72, 78, 173 Plichta, Jo Ellen, 67, 173 Plunkett, John, 114, 173 Polak, Deborah Polek, Alex Pond, Jeffrey, 174 Preik, Jo Anne, 174 Price, Laurie, 97, 174 Prodan, Michael Pugliano, John, 68, 174 Pulka, Teresa, 72, 150, 174 Pushcar, Lynn, 67, 174 Raczkowski, Victor, 58, 60, 68, 82, 111, 123, 174 Rambacher, Jan, 174 Raucci, John, 174 Reed, Judith, .174 Reisrnan, Jan, 174 Renz, Jeff, 92, 95, 123, 174 Rettger, Dean, 174 Rice, Jeff, 108, 123, 174 Ridge, Kathleen, 72, 175 Ridgeway, Patti, 175 Riker, Jerilyn, 175 Robertson, Ben, 175 Robertson, Walter, 86, 152, 175 Robinson, Janice, 56, 64, 68, 80, 175 Robinson, Virginia, 75, 86, 175 Robosky, Joyce, 175 Rogers, Dow, 101, 123, 175 Romagna, Paul, 58, 175 Rosenstein, Edward, 58, 101, 175 Roth, John, 175 Rudek, Donna, 175 Rudman, Charlotte, 176 Rudman, Greg, 92, 96, 118, 123, 176 Russo, Francine, 176 Rustic, Kathleen, 176 Ryan, Kathy, 176 Sauchin, Lorraine, 82, 150, 176, 65, 68, 78 Schaffer, James, 176 Schaltenbrand, Maureen, 159, 176, 67 Schenkel, J ean, 176 Schiffmacher, Caryn, 176 Schildknecht, Harry, 176 Schoenthal, Kirk, 176 Schofield, Gregory, 176 Schratz, Cheryl, 104, 176 Schreiber, Gerard, 114, 176 Schwartz, Mary Kay, 72, 107, 123, 150, 177 Schwartz, Michael, 177 Scripko, Denise, 82, 97, 150, 177 Scrock, Marcia, 177 Seman, Cynthia, 56, 72, 150, 177 Semetsis, Maria, 177 Shackleton, Virginia, 104, 177 Shanahan, Nancy, 106, 123, 177 189 90 Shepard, Douglas, 177 Shoup, Jack, 73, 177 Sidorovich, Vern, 177 Siegel, Neil, 68, 72, 111, 123, 177 Simmen, Al, 177 Simmen, Dale Sinopoli, Phillip, 177 Skoff, Paul, 118, 178 Smith, Dennis, 178 Smolinski, Lynn, 58, 67, 178, 179 Smoose, Robert, 115, 178 Snyder, Bill, 116, 123, 178 Somma, Mike, 178 Sotak, Janet, 57, 79, 178 Squillante, Michele, 65, 178 Srdock, Robert, 73, 178 Staub, Steven, 98, 123, 178 Stavrakis, Theodore, 73, 92, 123, 150, 178 Steigerwald, Gary Stein, Joey, 178 Stein, Robert, 178 Stephans, Greg, 92, 121, 122, 123, 178 Stetter, Susie, 178 Stevick, William, 145 Stewart, Alan, 164, 179 Stock, Linda, 56, 68, 74, 79, 81, 175, 179 Stratiff, David, 179 Strauss, Robert, 116, 123, 179 St. Vincent, Mark, 116, 123, 179 American Field Service Club, 60 Audio Visual Aides Club, 77 Band, 86-87 Baseball, 118-119 Basketball, 120-122 Basketball, Girls, 105 Battle of the Wits, 66 Board of School Directors, 128 Bonfire, 84 Business Patrons, 184-185 Chargettes, 78 Charter Staff, 64 Cheerleaders, 97 Chess Club, 58 Choral Department A Capella Choir, 72 Advanced Girl's Chorus, 74 Chamber Choir, 72 Male Glee Club, 73 Sophomore Girls' Chorus, 74 CAHS News, 77 Colorguard, 79 Computer Aides, 58 Cooks, 146 Coronation Ball, 82 Cross Country, 98-99 Custodians, 147 District Administration E Clark, Dr. C. Paul, 128 .Q Good, Dr. J. Richard, 129' Hildebrand, Mr. Jack, 1292. Schmunk, Dr. James B., Sparks, Mr. Clair, 129 f Dramatic f Arts, 68 Drum Major, 86 Ecology Action, 57 Faculty Swanson, Gary, 92, 94, 164, 179 Swiss, Ellen, 66, 158, 179 Tebbets, Pamela, 56, 179 Teets, Patricia, 179 Tepke, John Theilacker, James, 92, 120, 123, 179 Theilacker, John, 179 Thursby, George Tiani, Patsy Timm, Robert, 73, 81, 179 Tokarsky, Michael Torbin, Sandra, 179 Totzke, Pam, 180 Traficante, Marianne, 180 Trimble, Eileen, 72, 82, 107, 123, 170, 157, 180 Trusilo, Diane, 81, 82, 180 Tucker, Nadine, 79, 180 Turner, Christine, 79, 180 Uram, Tom, 180 Valley, Eva, 68, 180 Van Sickel, Peter, 76, 180 Viglione, Anthony, 108, 109, 181 Viglione, Joseph, 92, 93, 108, 110, 181 Vogeley, Karl, 181 Vukovich, Judy, 181 Wagner, Lynn, 181 Wahl, Elyssa, 74, 181 Walker, Amy, 181 General Index - Alton, Mrs. Helen, 140 Anderson, Mrs. Suzanne, 135 Ballard, Mrs. Mary, 134 Barkley, Miss Helen, 139 Bloom, Mrs. Linda, 137 Botula, Miss Carol, 140 Carr, Mr. Michael, 138 Cervi, Mr. Larry, 132 Check, Mr. John, 135 Chunko, Mr. Thomas, 136 Ciesielski, Mr. John, 93, 135 Clegg, Mrs. Barbara, 139 Cochrane, Miss Kathleen, 141 Cohen, Miss Diane, 134 Conroy, Mrs. Jacqueline, 134 Dabby, Mrs. Lilly, 137 Diggin, Miss Margaret, 140 Eger, Miss Gay, 137 Faint, Mrs. Claudine, 141 Fetchko, Mr. August, 142 Fischer, Mr. Robert, 98, 141 Goclan, Mrs. Carol, 138 Goetz, Mr. Gary, 143 Good, Mr. David, 143 Gottlieb, Dr. Joan, 139 Grant, Miss Linda, 137 Greene, Mrs. Joy, 137 Griffith, Mr. William, 144 Harbison, Mr. David, 131 Hart, Mrs. Janice, 137 Hauser, Mrs. Sara, 139 Hoener, Mrs. Alyce, 136 Holgate, Miss Sara, 132 Hudale, Mr. Paul, 134 Jester, Mr. John, 141 Joncour, Mr. Barry, 93, 94, 131 Kiesel, Mr. Joseph, 93, 143 Wallach, Steve, 181 Walsh, Colleen, 59, 74, 181 Walter, Karen, 181 Watson, Becky, 68, 181 Watson, Linda Jean, 181 Weber, Mark, 181 Werner, Karen, 62, 72, 76, 181 Wertz, James, 86, 181 Weyels, Jeff, 118, 119, 120, 122, 182 Whinery, Lucy, 182 Whitney, James, 182 Winter, Bob, 81, 182 Wood, William, 182 Worthman, Sue, 66, 72, 182 Wright, Margaret, 182 Yesko, Mary, 182 Young, Ronald, 107, 182 Zentichko, Michael, 182 Zerler, Sandra, 68, 182 Zezzo, Angela, 59, 182 Zilko, Steve, 182 Zimmerman, Louis, 182 Zubrow, David Zuckerman, Gary, 92, 114, 123, Zuckerman, Jeffrey, 101, 182 Kirschbaum, Mrs. Dorothy, 139 Kovalcik, Mr. David, 136 Kristofik, Mr. Edmond, 138 Lavrich, Mr. David, 144 LoAlbo, Mr. Alfred, 137 Lucker, Mrs. Devera, 136 Massey, Mr. Joseph, 132 McAfoos, Mr. Robert, 139 McCollum, Miss Linda, 134 McCormick, Miss Georgia, 135 McTiernan, Miss Mary Ann, 145 Merrill, Mr. Stephan, 139, 114 Miller, Mrs. Adrienne, 138 Mohler, Mrs. Slava, 141 Mousseau, Mr. Robert, 135 Nelson, Mr. Donald, 134 Nowicki, Mrs. Jill, 131 Panetta, Mrs. Harriet, 142 Pegnato, Mr. Joseph, 135 Pietrzak, Mr. Ray, 144 Propos, Mrs. Janet, 140 Rauso, Mr. Gerald, 143 Rissinger, Miss Sally, 143 Rose, Mr. Donald, 115, 131 Roth, Mrs. Jane, 134 Schaeffer, Mr. Lee, 145 Schucker, Mrs. Ann, 136 Scrima, Mr. James, 142 Shannon, Mr. Jerry, 73, 142 Simmen, Mr. Richard, 142 Singer, Mrs. Karen, 145 Slippy, Mr. Karl, 137 Stark, Mr. Robert, 131 Sutton, Mr. Albert, 93, 138 Tell, Mr. Wesley, 132 Todd, Mr. Herbert, 134 Tucker, Miss Beth, 138 1 182 Underwood, Mr. Thomas, 145 Vargo, Mrs. Patricia, 145 Vargo, Mr. Wayne, 93, 145 Verbos, Mrs. Mary Ann, 137 Wade, Mrs. Nancy, 140 Walter, Mr. Braden, 132 Walter, Mrs. Valerie, 136 Walters, Miss Karen, 102, 138 Warchol, Mr. James, 134 Weber, Mr. Howard, 144 Weiss, Mrs. Francene, 142 Wolstoncroft, Mr. Howard, 131 Football, 92-96 French Cafe, 63 Future Business I Leaders of America 57 German Club, 62 Gold Key, 76 Golf, 100 Guidance Counselors McCormick, Mr. John, 135 Minnick, Mrs. Rose, 144 Walker, Mrs. Lois, 131 Gymnastics, 57 Health Careers Club, 59 High School Administration Cipollini, Mr. John, 130 Mershon, Mr. John, 131 Nagy, Miss Dolores, 131 Nowicki, Mr. Leonard, 131 Hockey, 101 International Night, 60 Junior Class, 32-53 Junior Class Executive Board, 32 Junior Class Officers, 32 Junior Prom, 81 Lance Staff, 65 Letterman, 123 Librarians McCormick, Mrs. Mildred, 141 Pederson, Mrs. Carolyn, 132 Steiner, Mrs. Rochelle, 132 Library Aides, 58 Maruca, Mr. Harry, 129 Motif Staff, 66 O'Brien, Mr. James, 129 Orchestra, 75 Patrons, 186-187 Patton, Mr. John, 129 Quill and Scroll, 67 Rifle, 106-107 Secretaries District, 129 ' School, 146 Student, 67 Senior Class, 150-182 Senior Class Executive Board, 150 Senior Class Officers, 151 Senior Queen, 82-83 Something Personal, 70-71 So homore Class' 8 29 P 1 ' Sophomore Class Executive Board 8 Sophomore Class Officers, 8 Spanish Club, 62 Stage Crew, 68 Student Council, 56 Student Council Officers, 56 Student United Nations, 66 Swimming, 112-113 Swimming, Girls, 102-103 Tennis, 114 Track, 116-117 Usherettes, 59 Volleyball, 115 Volleyball, Girls, 104 Wrestling, 108-110 You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown 69 '-'--215. z I ' ' I r' ' .V 1 .. , ,.... 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