Clarion Area High School - Clarionette Yearbook (Clarion, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1975 volume:

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Now, how could such an innocent looking little guy be so cruel and force- ful? ls this the face of a tyrant who takes sadistic pleasure in handing out quarter errors like under- world murder contracts? Could this harmless infant wave a paddle as if it were a tommy gun, or carry out vengeful massacres on countless fish, frogs, starfish, and other helpless creatures? Cer- tainly one so cute wouldn't laugh at students' agonizing pleas for mercy, and pretend to play a 'violin in mocking pity! , ' ' Well, all good things end, people grow older, and Little Al went on to be Big Al, and even to day continues these monstrous deeds. But through all this, he emerges as a favorite teacher .of all his students--and this 'year's class is no exception. We think you're great, Mr. Arth, so we are dedicating this yearbook to you. a 6ww do 0, bUvCCLQLf?f7,,UvZfQl!O41.U4?! 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Math Club 125 Yearbook 12 Uiditorjg 7' PSA'l'fNMSQ'I' Letter of COl1llllCllllZltlOll 12. 18 BARBARA JANE BANNER Barb Barb enjoys bicycling, sewing, and reading. She also takes pleasure in camp- ing and in being out of doors, Barb feels that the present school system is outdated and inefficient. Barb's future plans tenta- tively include a law career. Flexible All-Year School 11, 123 Na- tional Honor Society 103 G,A.A, 103 Drama Club 10. DENISE LOUISE BEISEL Denise Attention getting activities for Denise are reading and walking in the snow. She wishes she could give up English speeches, cold classrooms, and crowds for animals or extra time out-of-doors. Her future plans are indefinite. Business Club 113 Drama Club 10, 113 G,A.A, 10, 113 Library Assistant 10, 11, 12 TERRY JOE BONNETT IITerI,y.II Whether snowmobiling or traveling, Terry is happy. Terry prefers snow and hiking in quiet places to noisy, polluted cities. He believes the gears of mankind must be further snychronized in order to obtain added progress. In the future, Terry plans to drive a truck. Drama Club 123 Future Farmers of America 103 Industrial Arts 11, 125 Wres- tling 1O, 11, 12. BENJAMIN JAY BRENIMAN BenrighL Benright looks forward to taking camp- ing trips and vacations. Motorcycle riding, swimming in the river, and running also catch his interest. On the top of his dis- like list is wet weather and wrestling prac- tice. Bcn hopes to run track at Clarion State. Drama Club 10, 115 Letterman's Club 10, 11, 123 Audio Visual Club 103 Basket- ball 103 Cross Country 11,123 Track 10, 11,125 Wrestling 123 Homecoming Es- cort 12. TIMOTHY SCOTT BROOKS llTadll Tad enjoys sports, reading, talking, and traveling. He also likes spring weath- er, ltalian food, and warm-heartedpeople. He dislikes being rushed and people who can't accept their mistakes. Tim plans to follow the family tradition and become a doctor. Letterman's Club 10, 11, 12 QVice- President 125: Fellowship of Christian Athletes 11, 123 National Honor Society 11, 12 fPresident 1233 jtmior Academy of Science 113 Football 10, 11, 123 Basketball 1O,11, 12 fCaptain 121. JAMES MARK BURTON IlMarkll X Favorite pastimes of Mark are fishing and time off from school, whether it's a snowday or skipping out. Parties and loaf- ing agree with him, but boring poetry lectures and getting up early do not. An architectural career is included in Mark's future. 1 Astronomy Club 10, Clarion High Spirit 123 Letterman's Club 125 Yearbook 125 Cross Country 125 Track 10, 11, 125 Wres- tling 10. JOHN ENNETH CAMPBELL lIJohnll john's pleasure-giving activities in- clude hunting and motorcycle riding. He finds the woods and shop agreeable. School work often irritates him. Finding a job working in heavy equipment will be john's major concern after graduation. Future Farmers of America 10 fSecre- taryjg Wrestling 105 Football 10. MARK CARLTON ' Mark Mark lives by the philosophy, Move fast, in first class. Baseball, paddleball, and tennis are the sports he enjoys most. Mark likes eating hot dogs and apple pie. His favorite football team is certainly not the Pittsburgh Steelers. Mark plans to fol- low in his fat.her's footsteps and become an Air Force pilot. Flexible All-Year School 11, 125 Audio Visual Club 10. MICHAEL RAY CARRIER Ilpeepsll Peeps spends his time hunting , canoe- ing, or playing pinball. His special in- terests include pluying football or pool. - P, O, D, and lectures of any kind t1.u'n Mike off. He plans to work for C 8 K running heavy equipment. Industrial Arts 11, 12. BETH ANN CRAIG llBet1,1ll Swimming, horseback riding, and lis- tening to music are the hobbies that take up most of Beth's time. Beth enjoys chew- ing bubble gum and going to weekend parties. Being broke, getting up early, and loafing bore her. Beth would like to further her education at some time, but for now she would like to enjoy herself and keep smiling, because it makes people wonder. G.A.A, 10,113 Drama Club 10,115 Yearbook 125 Intramurals 10, 115 Execu- tive Council 12. BRENDA SUE CUR LL Cu.rll Brenda follows her horoscope and col- lects bubble gum fortunes. Eating sun- flower seeds, attending concerts, and go- ing on band trips are Brenda's ideas of a good time. She tries to stay away from crowded rooms, detention hall, and cafe- teria food. Curll wants to attend airlines school in Pittsburgh. Drama Club 10, 115 G,A.A. 10, 115 Band 10, 11, 12. ELIZABETH ANNE CURRAN IlLizll Liz enjoys life, no matter what it is she 's doing. It's just that more enjoyment comes from partici atin in orts watch- ing television, or bleing Evithsgriends than from reading, working, or being bored. She especially likes the Pittsburgh Pirates. Liz plans to become a secretary. G.A.A. 10,11,125 Business Club 11, 125 National Honor Society 11, 12 1 Treas- urer 12j5 Clarion High Spirit 125 Girls' Basketball 10,11, 12 fCaptain 12j5 Bas- ketball Statistician 11, 125 Intramurals 10, 11, 125 Clarion County Basketball All Star 115 Basketball's Most Valuable Player 115 Class Officer 12 fTreasu.rerj. DARLENE RAE DOLBY Darlene Darlene enjoys Artex painting, bak- ing, and reading. She likes being with Ed and happy people. Although warm sum- mer days agree with her, two facedwpeople and cold classrooms certainly disagree. Marriage and a secretarial position are in- cluded in Darlene's future. Business Club 11, 12 fTreasu.1-er 1255 Drama Club 10,115 G.A.A, 10,115 Li- brary Assistant 10, 11, 12. LEONARD ROSS DOLBY lllgoll Leo spends most of his time riding his motorcycle or car. Dating and being with friends win his approval. He has no time for nosey people, arguments, and home- work. His plans are to work with his father, Astronomy Club 105 Letterman's Club 125 Golf 10, 11,125 Homecoming Escort 12. MARY FRANCES DUFFY llMary.ll Mary enjoys swimming, football, and warm, sunny weather. She appreciates good music and rmming arou.nd with her friends on weekends. Annoying to her are getting up carly and being broke. Mary plans to attend collcgc after graduation. Clarion High Spirit 105 Drama Club 10, 115 G.A.A. 10, 11,125 National Honor Society 11, 125 Yearbook 11, 125 Intramur- als 1O,11, 125 junior Academy of Science 11 fRegional Second Placej. Wrestling Statistician 12, JAMIE EILEEN DUNMYRE :IJ-amieal Listening to music, dancing, and play- ing basketball are a few of Jamie's in- terests. She likes being with friends, Walk- ing through leaves, snowy days, and just having a good time. Jamie dislikes rain, getting up in the morning, and waiting for people. After graduation, jamie plans to find a good job, G.A,A, 10,115 Business Club 11,12 QPresident 12j5 Student Council 115 Clarion High Spirit 125 Intramurals 10, 11, 125 Girls' Basketball 125 Girls' Basketball Stat- istician 10, 115 Executive Council 12. DENISE MARIA DURANTE Denise Cooking, camping, and listening to the radio are among Denise's interests. She also enjoys swimming, McDonald's Big Macs, cheese, and sleeping in on week- ends. She dislikes dieting, snakes, spid- ers, and two faced people. Going to Cla- rion State and majoring in speech pathology are included in Denise's future plans. Drama Club 10,115 G.A.A, 10,11, 125 Clarion High Spirit 115 Choir 10, 11, 125 Girls' Ensemble 11, 125 Cheerleader 10 U.V.j5 Intramurals 12. CAROL LEE GARBARINO Carol Favorite pastimes of Carol are swim- ming, dancing, and partying. She's hap- piest when eating a chocolate chip mint ice cream cone, traveling, or being with people. Carol detests peas and liver, fights, and Christmas without snow. She will al- ways live by the golden rule. Carol will be attending nursing school in New Castle. Drama Club 10,115 G.A.A, 10,115 Spirit Club 115 Candy Striper 11, 125 In- tramurals 10,11, 12. E LIZABETH ANN GILES lIBet'hll Beth, an avid track fan, enjoys foot- ball games and swimming. Her quieter in- terests include doing needlepoint and reading good books. Beth dislikes male chauvinists and conceited people. Beth plans to attend college after graduation and major in physical education. Fellowship of Christian Athletes 11, 125 G.A.A, 105 Drama Club 10, 115 Senior Choir 10,11, 123 Girl's Ensemble 11, 125 A.A,U, Track 10, 11, 125 County Choir 105 Track Statistician 125 Intramurals 105 Flexible All Year School 11, 12. BRUCE GRADY llToelI Toe, often found partying with good friends, also enjoys horseback riding. Be- ing out of doors and hunting appeal to Bruce, while snobby people and boring classes do not. Toe's future plans are in- definite. Flexible All-Year School 12. AMY CAROL GREENAWALT HAI!-lell Ame's hobbies include diving, reading, and cooking. She especially enjoys being with Ken, snowy nights, animals, pizza, and warm summer days. Homework, snakes, and rude people disagree with her. Amy's future plans include working after graduation and possibly taking some busi- ness courses. Candy Striper 115 G.A.A. 10,11g Drama Club 10, 113 Student Council 105 Yearbook 12g Choir 11, 125 Girls' Ensemble 11,125 Band 10,11,12, Intramurals 1O,11. MARSHA ELAINE GREENAWALT uushorwll Painting and writing poetry are among Shorty's interests. She also enjoys parties, chocolate chip cookies, and taking walks, but phony people and P, O. D, disenehant her. Marsha wishes to travel the country and live life to the fullest. G.A,A, 10, Drama Club 1O,11g Year- book 125 Girls' Track 10, 113 Intramurals 10. JOHN MARK GRIEBEL ' Greebo john enjoys an occasional day off, munchin' out, and listening to tunes. Greebo dislikes rip-offs and Clarion. John plans to join the Navy. Drama Club 10, 11. RICHARD EDWARD GREIDA Rick Rick, our star tail back, likes listen- ing to music, reading, and of course, sports. Italian food, pinball, and cruising around with the guys rank high on his list, while thumbing in the rain and dishonesty irritate him. Rick plans to go to college and to continue playing football. LeLterman's Club 10, 11, 12, Math Club 12 fPresidentj5 Yearbook 125 Basketball 10, 125 Football 10,11,12 fCaptain 12jg Track fCaptain 11jg Commencement Usher 115 junior Academy of Science 115 Class Officer 10, 12 fTreasurer 10, Vice Presi- dent 121. RANDALL LOUIS GRIFFITH IIDOI-fl! Randy can often be found on a snow covered slope skiing. I-le also enjoys canoeing, photography, camping, and going to Strattanville. Dishonesty and boredom disturb him. Dolf hopes to be- come an ecological engineer. Astronomy Club 10, 115 Clarion High Spirit 10, 11, 12 Uunior Editor 11, Editor 12j5 Math Club 12. IODI ELLEN GRUBER lljodill Pleasurable to jodi are Reese's Cups, Saturdays, and summer. She can often be found swimming at the river or having a good time with her friends. She disapproves of getting in long lines 'and being bored. Jodi plans to attend Penn State in the fall. Drama Club 10, 11, 125 G.A.A. 10, 11, 125 Yearbook 125 Math Club 125 National Honor Society 11, 125 Candy Striper 115 Band 10, 11, 125 Intramurals 10, 11, 12. MICHAEL SCOTT HARWICK Snotty 1. Hawker As captain of the cross country team, Scott s ends alot of time runnin Also P S- pleasurable to Snotty are hobbits, women, and chocolate chip cookies. Airheads, bossy people, and loud mouths get on his nerves. Scott's plans are to attend college in hopes of finding the right girl and settling down. Letterman's Club 10, 11, 125 Track 10, 11, 125 Cross Country 12 fCaptain, Most Ygluable Playerj5 Basketball 105 Football MARSHA IANE I-IIMES Marsha Although bossy people and boring class- es don't interest Marsha, cooking, pizza, soap operas, and movies do. She also en- joys running around town and roller skating. Marsha plans to become a medical tech- nologist at Clarion State College. G.A,A, 10,115 Drama Club 10,11, 125 Yearbook 125 Band 10, 11, 125 Choir 10, 11, 125 Girls' Ensemble 11, 125 County Band 10, 11, 125 Intramurals 10, 11, 125 Girls' Track 10. MARY ANN HOPKINS IIHOPII Singing, traveling, dancing, and swimming are some of Hops' hobbies. She also takes pleasure in parties, chocolate chip ice cream, and her friends. Mary Ann dislikes cooked carrots and fake people. I-lop believes that one should always be conscious of other people's feelings. After graduation Mary Ann plans to attend col- lege. Candy Striper 115 Drama Club 10,11, 2 earbook 12 G A A 10 11 12 Treas- 1 s Y s - - - . , C urer 10, Vice President 11y5 junior Acad- emy of Science 115 Choir 10, 11, 125 Girls' Ensemble 11,125 Band 115 Intramurals 10, 11, 12. FREDERICK RUSSELL JORDAN Fred Y Special enj oyments for Fred are hunt- ing, fishing, and working on cars. He likes working at the Oldsmobile garage or on the farm. Fred doesn't care for airheads or school. He plans to continue working at the Oldsmobile garage, and possibly go on to trade school. Video Taping 105 Industrial Arts 12. STEVEN MARK JUDY ll udell J Steve's major interests include hunt- ing, camping, partying, and girl watch- ing. Being with good friends and fighting a good snowball battle also capture jude's attention. He has no time for stuck-up people and wishes he could stay clear of working and getting pig piled. Steve plans to make his fortune in the Air Force. Drama Club 10, 115 Letterman's Club 11, 125 Track 10, 11,12. IAMES MICHAEL KAHLE llMikell Mike's favorite pastime is hunting. Mike takes special interest in repairing autobodies and working on his Van. He feels English classes are unnecessary. After graduation Mike plans to work with his father and brother as a carpenter. Industrial Arts 10, 11, 12 QPresident 11, 12, . KRISTIN ELAINE KAPP I Kris Swimming, horseback riding, bicyc- ling, and ice-skating are some of Kris' hobbies. She also finds traveling, Pringles, camping, and snow pleasurable. She dis- likes writing term papers and meeting up with a snake. Kris would like to go into the field of nursing. Drama Club 10, 11,123 G.A,A. 10, 115 Choir 10, 11, 125 County Choir 125 Girls' Ensemble 11, 125 Intramurals 10, 11, 123 P.S.B.A. Delegate 12. IANE E LLEN KELLEY z lllanell Enjoyable pastimes of jane are being with friends, swimming in the river, and just having a good time. She finds favor with Reese's Cups, Coke, and summer geometry. Rainy days and sauerkraut do not have jane's approval. Her plans are to attend nursing school. Drama Club 10,11, 125 Q1A,A. 10, 11, 123 Yearbook 123 Candy Striper 115 Stu- dent Council 125 Class Officer 11 fVice Presidentjg Choir 123 Band 10, 115 Intra- murals 10, 11, 125 junior Academy of Sci- ence 11. - HIV, WILLIAM R. KIFER Rabbit Dirt and trail bike riding, collecting albums, drawing, and girl watching oc- cupy most of Bill's time. Listening to loud music in the dark is an especially favorite interest, Being with people and having deadlines to meet appeal very little to this guy. Rabbit thinks doing what you feel is important. Bill hopes to travel to wild- e1'1'l6SS areas ' 25 LISA DIANE KISER llLisalI In her spare time Lisa cooks, attends concerts, and plays cards. Watching mid- night specials, gum chewing, and cruising around in the jimmy never fail to bring her enjoyment. Lisa disapproves of fruity people, dieting, and Mondays, After being out of high school for a year, she plans on atteliadipg iciomputer school or entering the hea ie . Drama Club 10,115 G.A.A. 10, 115 Yearbook 125 Intramurals 10, 11, 125 Exe- cutive Cotmcil 125 Junior Academy of Science 11 fFi1st Place Regional, Second Place Statej, . PEGGY KITCHEN upeggyu Peggy is happiest when she is with Bill and Michael. She enjoys friendly, talkative people, laughing, and walking in the woods. Boring P. O. D, classes, snobby people, and the colors red and green irritate her. Peggy believes you should always do what makes you happy. She plans to join Bill in Ken- tucky. G.A.A. 10,115 Drama Club 1O,11. TINA ANN KLINE llTinaII l This year s homecoming queen is in- terested in all sports, especially basket- ball. She likes camping, apples, march- ing in the band, Mexican sundaes, and sled riding. Inconsiderate people, along with losing, disagree with her. Tina hopes to find a good job. Drama Club 10, 115 G.A.A. 10, 11, 125 Band 10, 11,12 fCommander 12j5 Intra- murals 1O, 11, 125 Girls' Basketball 10, 11, 125 Girls' Track 105 Basketball Statistician 11, 125 Homecoming Court 12 fQueenj5 Commencement Usher 11 fHead Usherj. ANN LAWRENCE IlAnnll Ann is often found horseback riding or swimming. She enjoys cheering on the Pitt Panthers and making her own clothes. Snobby and inconsiderate people are high on Ann's blacklist. Ann plans to attend college and major in home economics or merchandisin . G.A.A. FO, 11, 125 Girls' Basketball 105 Drama Club 10,115 Band 10, 115 Track Statistician 11, 125 Basketball Statistician 11, 125 National Honor Society 11, 12, EUGENE LENHART Beef Beef enjoys having fun at Emexson's or at a good party. Talkative people and spicy arguments appeal to Gene. He would rather be out-of-doors than sit through bor- ing classes. Beef's future plans are in- definite. Flexible All-Year School 12. TIMOTHY DAVID LEWIS IIIEWII Lew's hobbies are collecting and build- ing model railroads. He enjoys playing pinball, bowling, girls, trail riding, and most of all Busch , Being cooped up and getting up for school disagree with Lew. Tim's future includes joining the Army Reserves and then working with his uncle. Astronomy Club 115 Industrial Arts 125 Clarion High Spirit 125 Band 10, 11, 125 Pep Band 11, 125 Cross Country 125 Wres- tling 125 Track 10,11,125 Orchestra 12. WILLIAM MARK LEWIS llldoull Mark says, It's a hard life to live, but it gives back what you give. Lou finds all night parties, card playing, and work- ing on radios enjoyable. Although swim- ming at the rock appeals to Mark, work- ing on weekends and Spanish class do not. Mark plans to enlist in the Navy in a six ye ar electronics program . Student Council 115 Band 10, 115 Choir 105 Track 105 Wrestling' 105 Football 10. 0 FRANK LEE LIGNELLI llldeell Lee doesn't permit his short stature to make him feel unimportant. He feels as tall as he wants to be. Playing chase, pin- ball, and trips to Brookville interest Lee.. He delights in peanut M 8 M's, old Tar- zan movies, and summer vacations. His dissatisfaction comes from the Miola Ma- rauders and boring Sundays. This autumn Dee will be attending Penn State, in pur- suit of a career in food management. Drama Club 10, 11, 12 fVice President 11j5 junior Academy of Science 11 fFirst Place Regional, Second Place Statejg Letterman's Club 10, 11, 125 National Hon- or Society 11, 125 Student Council 125 Yearbook 11, 12 fPicture Editor 12j5 Band 10, 11, 125 Choir 10, 11, 125 County Choir 125 District Choir 125 Football Manager 10, 11, 125 Wrestling 10, 11, 12. BETH ANNE LILLY lILi1Il This red headed senior enjoys horse- back riding, canoeing, sewing, camping, and ice skating. Lil also likes Dr. Pepper along with Pringles and M S M's, snowball battles, and Chiller Theater, while moths and term papers disagree with her. Beth plans to attend Clarion State College. Drama Club 10,11,125 G,A.A. 10, 115 National Honor Society 11, 125 Girls' En- semble 125 Choir 10, 11, 125 County Choir 10,11,125 Band 10, 11,12 fHead Major- ette 12j5 Intramurals 10, 11, 125 D.A.R, Award 125 junior Academy of Science 11 fRegional Second Placej. SARA CATHERINE LINDSAY nsauyn This senior smiler is an avid football fan, golfer, and swimmer. Sally likes eating pizza and drinking chocolate milk- shakes. She would rather travel during summer vacation than sit at home toiling over a pile of books. Sally has chosen dietetics as her field cf study. Drama Club 10, 11,125 G.A.A. 10, 11,125 Yearbook 125 Band 10, 11, 125 Choir 10, 11, 125 County Choir 125 Girls' En- semble 11,125 Intramurals 10,12. LOREN MORGAN LOGUE Loren In his spare time Loren enjoys reading, collecting comic books, and watching television. His pleasure-giving activities are sleeping in, eating good food, and playing tennis. He finds wrestling in gym class, homework, and term papers trouble- some. Loren plans to attend college. Astronomy Club 10. MARY KAY LOVE llMarYll Mary is often found eating pizza while listening to music with Dean. She takes pleasure in such activities as snowmobiling, swimming, and tennis. Mary would rather stay in bed then face the world on a Mon- day morning. Boredom, reading assign- ments, and two faced people are a few of her dislikes. Her plans after graduation are to take each day as it comes and to enjoy life. Drama Club 10,11, 125 o.A.A. 10,115 National Honor Society 11 , 12 QSecretary 125. MARGERY RUTH LYNCH ll Margiell A good way for Margie to spend her time is reading or sewing. She thinks cold classrooms and school are irritating. Long walks in the snow, talking on the tele- phone, and listening to records make her happy. Margie believes in following her own convictions. Business Club 11, 123 G.A.A. 10, 115 Drama Club 10, 11, 12. ' .THOMAS N. MCCAULEY lIToInll Enjoyable to Tom are playing chess, gambling, and going to movies. He finds music, good discussions, and people with a sense of humor easy to accept. Irritating to him are waking up early and people who aren't individualists. His plans are to make money and enjoy life. Executive Council 123 Yearbook 125 Video Taping 105 Golf 11, 12. DEBRA ANN MCCLEARY llDebll just having a good time is what Deb enjoys most. She easily becomes bored with P, O. D, and third period study hall. Deb hopes to get a good job and live a happy life. Business Club 11,125 G.A,A. 10, 115 Drama Club 10, 11. VICKY CHARLENE MCCLEARY Ilvickyll To occupy her time, Vicky likes to swim, be with friends, and march in the band. Football games, wrestling matches, and snowy days interest her, while study halls, being broke, and getting up early turn Vicky off. A career in medical tech- nology or nuising is included in Vicky's future. Drama Club 10, 11, 125 Yearbook 125 Band 10, 11, 125 County Band 11,125 In-' tramurals 125 junior Academy of Science 11 fRegional Honorable Mentionj5 Penn- sylvania Governor's School for the Arts 11. LORI IEAN MCGINLEY llLorill Lori's hobbies include ice-skating and just walking around on snowy nights. She 'also enjoys the summer sports of water- skiing and swiniming. Lori likes to spend 'her free time partying with friends, twirl- ing the baton, and meeting new people. She dislikes complainers and getting up early. Lori's future plans include attend- ing college. G.A.A. 10, 115 Drama Club 10,115 Band 10, 11, 125 Girls' Basketball 105 In- tramurals 10, 11, 125 Commencement Ush- er 11. ' MARSHA ANN MCMUNN Ma1sha r Summer sports such as swimming, camping, and motorcycle riding are some of Marsha's hobbies. Being with friends, taking long walks, eating spaghetti, and watching soap operas appeal most to this senior. Marsha has no time for people who show a lack of concern for others. Marsha plans to attend Clarion State College in the fall. G.A.A. 10, 115 Drama Club 10,115 Yearbook 12 fPictu.re Staffjg Candy Striper 105 Band 125 Choir 11, 125 Girls Ensemble 11, 125 Intramurals 10, 125 Executive Coun- cil 12. , GREGORY LEE MAGRINI llcregll Getting the most out of his high school years is of great concern to Greg. He finds hunting, water-skiing, and going to Brook- ville pleasurable. Girls, days off school, and parties interest Greg. He is bored with geometry, typing, and stuck up people. In the futtu-e he plans to either go to col- lege or join the Armed Forces. Drama Club 10,11, 125 Letterman's Club 10, 11, 125 Yearbook 125 Wrestling 10, 11, 12 fCaptain 12,5 Track 10, 11, 125 Homecoming Escort 12. KATHY MCGUIRE Kathy Kathy, a new arrival from Pittsburgh, has such hobbies as swimming and horse- back riding. She spends much of her time partying with friends and listening to music. Kathy dislikes cold, rainy weather. A course in printing is included in her future. Flexible All-Year School 12, Patti Senard, Rick Grejda Dale Miller, Carla Sardi Rick G1-ejda, Lori McGinley ATHLETIC BOBCAT BOOSTERS CENTERFOLDS EASYGOING FORGETFUL Liz Curran, Tim Brooks Jane Kelley, Randy Griffith DEPENDABLE Greg Rhoads, Becky Stewart Widd-,M,,,. -1 INTE LLIGENT Jim Alexander, Margaret Reinsei Hmmm, Lee Lignelli, Pam Weidner Don Nachtway, Lynn Polatty Pam Weidner, Mike Schierberl GABBERS HELL RAISERS JOKERS ef eee, ,Qe L L M , L . H . , W if sf 175i X ' L Klancy Martin, a friend, Dan Metcalf, Mark Lewis Tracy Williams, M, C. P. , Margaret Reinsel Tom McCauley, john Stroup KKK LIBERATED FEMALES MALE CHAUVINISTS SENIOR ALPHABET A to M E IOR ALPHABET to Lynn Polatty, Dave Humphrey Mark Whisner, Brenda Curll NON-CONFORMISTS OPERATORS QUIET ROMANTICS nw Y V Randy Smith, Lynn Polatty Marsha Himes, Bill Kifer Ken Rimer, Amy Greenawalt PARTIERS SMILERS QU Kirby Ordiway, Sally Lindsay lk KX A A TALE NTED Klancy Martin, Lori Maxwell WITTY Pam Weidner, Bob Dornbrock if an SIC YAWNERS Roger Wagner, Lynn Polatty VIVACIOUS Greg Mafgrini, Cindy Schmader 'E' ., 9 1 fx, Deb Selker, Mark Nall Greg Rhoads, Beth Lilly UNIQUE X - TRAO RDINARY X X, Laurie Trunk, Ben Breniman ZIPPY DANIEL M. MOORE lIDanIl Dan enjoys listening to good music, playing the guitar, and partying. Girl watching and running around with friends occupy much of his time. Dan dislikes straight-laced people and red tape, Dan' plans after graduation are indefinite. Flexible All-Year School 11, 12, 34 KLANOY PAUL MARTIN llLump'l . Lumpy's trumpet to Clarion Area is like icing to cake. Sports and pinball also interest him Geor e Wallace is Lump's . g - . hero, while the welfare system thoroughly disgusts him. Klancy wishes to become a lawyer or a professional musician. Student Council 11,12 Nice President 11, President 1255 Math Club 125 National Honor Society 11,125 Oracle 105 Letter- man's Club 12 fSecretary-Treasurer 1255 Yearbook 125 Choir 1O,11,125 Band 10, 11,125 County Band 1O,11,125 District Band 10, 11, 125 Regional Band 11, 125 Honors Band 10,11, 125 All State Band 125 Homecoming Co1.u't 125 Football 10,11, 125 Wrestling 10,11,125 Track 10, 11,125 Pennsylvania Governor's School for the Arts 12, LORI KAREN MAXWELL' HMaxIl .Lori's favorite pastimes of drawing, painting, and sculpturing can hardly go unnoticed at Clarion. Besides her artwork, Max enjoys watching old movies, laughing, eating M G M's and greasing around with l friends. She dislikes homework, boring classes, and fake, snobbish people. Going to art school is included in Lori's future plans. Drama Club 10,11,12 QPresident 1255 Yearbook 12 fArtwork Editorj5 Intramurals 125 Junior Academy of Science 11 fRe- gional 'Honorable Mentionj . 5 DALE EUGENE MILLER, VlDa1ell Dale enjoys winning at his favorite sport, wrestling, but believes that to be a good winner he has to learn to be a good loser. He is interested in canoeing, hunt- ing, and taking trips to Brookville. Girls from other schools, eating, and Emerson's on Saturday nights are at the top of his .- list of likes, while Miola Marauders, knee operations, and women libbers are at the bottom. Dale's future plan is to become a wrestling coach after obtainting a physical education degree. Letterman's Club 1O,11,125 Fellowship of Christian Athletes 11, 125 Yearbook 125 Student Council 10, 115 Choir 11,125 Coun- ty Choir 125 Band 10, 11,125 Football 10, 11,125 Track 11, 125 Wrestling 10,11,125 Homecoming Court 12, DEBORAH IEAN MURPHY Murf People at Clarion know Murf has alot of school spirit by the way she cheers for the Cats. She takes pleasure in teaching pre-school children and watching them ' learn, Deb enjoys participating in all kinds of sports, eating raspberry sherbet, and being with friends. Spiders and people with no school spirit distrub Deb. Her fu- ture plans are to attend Clarion State, majoring in elementary education. Drama Club 10,115 G,A,A. 10,11, 125 Student Council 10, 11, 125 Yearbook 125 Spirit Club 115 National Honor Society 11, 125 Choir 10, 11, 125 County Choir 125 Girls' Ensemble 11,125 Band 1O,11,125 Cheerleader 11,12,U, V. J5 Basketball Statistician 11, 125 Intramurals 10, 11,125 Commencement Usher 11. DONALD MICHAEL NACHTWAY Meatway 1 Walking through the woods in warm weather and throwing snowballs appeal most to Don. He dislikes school, law of- ficials, and pigpiles. Don's future plans are indefinite. Basketball 105 Golf 11. MARK EUGENE NALL n HNOZII The Great Noz likes scuba diving, hiking, and traveling. He also enjoys bowling, air hockey, and primordial ooze, Mark plans to go to college, join Air Force ROTC, and major in science. Astronomy Club 10,115 Math Club 125 Choir 11, 125 CountyChoir 125 juniorAcad- emy of Science 115 Track 11,12. ELIZABETH ANN NICHOLAS llguttsll Butts is interested in swimming at the rock, cruising, and partying. She has no time for people who lie. Work, dictation, and getting up early could easily be re- placed by a muddy tackle-wackle game, good music, or snow. Butts has nothing definite planned for her future. Clarion High Spirit 125 Business Club 115 Drama Club 10,115 G.A,A. 10,115 Girls' Basketball 10. ESTHER IOAN OBER Esther Esther's hobbies include sled riding, sewing, and watching soap operas. She enjoys music, pizza, and movies. She dis- likes going to school, sarcastic people, and Sunday afternoons. Esther plans to go to college and major in'either math or chemistry. Drama Club 10,11,125 G.A.A. 10, 11,125 National Honor Society 11,125 Yearbook 11, 125 Math Club 125 Band 10, 11, 125 Intramurals 10, 11, 125 j'uniorAcad- emy of Science 11 QRegiona1 Second Placej. KIRBY LANE ORDIWAY Herb When there 's blame to be handed out what words echo through the halls? Kir- by did it, of course. This innocent by- stander likes playing cards, partying, and pinball machines. He enjoys life most when he has money, is hunting, or snow- ball fighting. English class and squirrelly kids disgust him. Herb plans to become an electrical engineer. Math Club 125 Drama Club 10,11, 125 National Honor Society 11, 125 Band 10, 11, 125 County Band 10, 11, 125 District Band 12, CAROL L. PHILLIPS Carol Talking, partying, and being with friends interest Carol, while boring classes and being told what to do trouble her. Nothing is better to Carol than having a good time. She has no definite plans. G.A.A, 10, 115 Drama Club 10, 115 Business Club 11,12. LYNN MARIE POLATTY Q Toots Lynn, who is considered our class mis- chief maker, takes pleasure in skipping out, taking trips, going to the rock, and partying. She has a few quieter pastimes, such as cooking, swimming, and horse- back riding. She despises being grounded, work, and two-faced people. Lynn hopes for a successful life. Drama Club 10, 11,125 G.A.A. 10, 11,125 Cheerleader 105 Commencement Usher 11. CARL PAUL REDICK ucafln ' Favorite pastimes of Carl are hunting and fishing. As far as Carl is concerned, nothing can beat a kind person, a spring day, or a long trip. He finds loud mouths, term papers, and English class intolerable. His plans are to hitch hike around the country and then find a job in Pennsyl- vania. Future Farmers of America 105 In- dustrial Arts Club 115 Wrestling 10, 12. RANDON DAVID REED llweedll Trapping, hunting, and fishing catch Randy's interest. He enjoys working on the night crew at Farmer's Market and playing pinball. At the top of his blacklist are people who think they're great and gym class. Randy has no set plans for the future. Industrial Arts 11,125 Track 10. MARGARET LEE REINSEL' Margaret Margaret finds reading, needlepoint, swimming at Mill Creek, and jim Croce records enjoyable. Hot fudge sundaes, summer, and the ALF carnival also ap- peal to her. At the head of her black list are practical jokers, calculus, winter, and apathetic people. She feels that one does not know what he is capable of doing un- iil he has tried. Margaret intends to major in business administration at Penn State. Candy Striper 115 Clarion High Spirit 10,115 Drama Club 105 G,A.A, 10,115 junior Academy of Science 11 fFi1st Place Regional, Second Place Stateyg Math Club 12 fTreasurerj5 National Honor Society 11, 125 Yearbook 11, 12 QLayout Editor 1255 Intramurals 10, 11, 125 National Merit Scholarship Finalist 125 Second Runner-' Up Miss ALF 19755 Family Leader of Tomorrow Award 12. GREG BRYAN RHOADS lIGregll - As long as there is a sport to be played, Greg will play it. Greg feels nothing can beat a good sense of humor, a hot discus- sion in English class, or a tantalizing plate of lasagne. He is disinclined to unemotion- al people, boredom, and cold, wet days. Greg plans to become a dentist. National Honor Society 11, 123 Letter- man's Club 11, 125 Student Council 10, 11,125 Math Club 123 Class Officer 10,12 Nice President 10, President 12y5 Football 10,11,12, Basketball 10, 11, 125 Track 10, 11, 12, Junior Academy of Science 11, Commencement Usher 115 Homecoming Court 12, MARY JEAN RICE Mean Amon Mean's interests are swimmin S S water-skiing, and snowmobiling. She , likes new clothes, sleeping in on school days, peanut bars, and snow. Blushing, boring classes, and people who lie dis- agree with Mean. Mary Jean's future in.. cludes traveling and then going to college Drama Club 10, 115 G.A,A, 10, 11, 125 Candy Striper 115 National Honor So- ciety 11, 125 Yearbook 12 fAdvertising Managerjg Band 10, 115 Intramurals 10, 11, 12, Homecoming Cou.rt 11, 12, KENNETH WILLIAM RIMER llKenll Ken is mainl an outdoors e on y p is with his hobbies consisting of hunting and camp- ing. He could live a more satisfied life without school. He enjoys spending time with Amy. After graduating he would like to take a short vacation, and then con- tinue working for Riteway Decorating and Snyder Lumber. Letterman's Club 105 IndustrialArts 11, 125 Football 10. CARLA ION SARDI llsardll For the past five years, much of Car- la's time has been spent cheering for the Cats. Swimming, bike riding, and walk- ing are a few of Sard's hobbies. Carla likes to spend her time munching on pizza and listening to music. She shuns term papers, boring classes, and snobby people. Carla plans to attend Pitt and enter the field of dental hygiene. G.A.A. 10, 11,125 Spirit Club 115 Drama Club 105 National Honor Society 11, 12 fCorresponding Secretary 12,5 Math Club 125 Cheerleader 10, 11, 12 U.V. 11jg Girls' Basketball 105 Intramurals 10, 11, 125 Class Officer 12 fCorresponding Secretary 12jg Student Council 10, 11. JOHN MARK SCI-IIERBERL Sheebro The avocations of this revolutionary senior are listening to WYDD, rocking at an all night concert, or trucking through the woods. Parties, pig piles, tuna cas- serole, and frisbee throwing all interest John. Sheebro objects to rowdy crowds and David Bowie. His future plans include the Air Force. Drama Club 10, 115 Letterman's Club 123 Track 11, 125 Homecoming Escort 12. MICHAEL IOSEPH SCHIERBERL IlMonkll Monk often breaks up the class with his antics. He is a party lover, girl Watch- er, and swimmer. His favorite pastimes are driving Capris and cutting classes. A1- though school and teachers disgust Mike at times, he plans to attend Clarion State College. Letterman's Club 10, 11,125 Track 10, 11, 125 Wrestling 105 Cross Country 11,125 Commencement Usher 11. CYNTHIA MARY SCHMADER ncindyn This active senior can often be found cheering on the Cats, watching soap op- eras, or walking in the snow. Football games, OJ. Simpson, and chocolate covered bananas bring enjoyment to Cindy. She dislikes slushy days and unemotional people. Cindy hopes to further her educa- tion and become a legal secretary. Drama Club 10,115 G.A.A. 10,11, 125 Candy Striper 11, 125 National Honor Society 11, 125 Business Club 11, 125 Band 10, 115 Girls' Intramurals 10, 11, 125 LV. Cheerleader 10, 125 Varsity Cheerleader 115 Class Secretary 10, 11, 125 Yearbook 12, DEBBIE ANN SE LKER Debbie Deb's interests include sports, especi- ally baseball, and dogs, Debbie 's favorites are good food, happy people, and summer days. Snobs and rainy days leave no favor- able impression on Deb. G.A.A. 10, 115 Intramurals 105 Junior Academy of Science 11 fRegional Honor- able Mentionj. PATRICIA ANN SENARD Patti Sports, especially basketball, and playing the piano are included in Patti's hobbies. She enjoys working with child- ren, being in the rain, eating, and listen- ing to music. She dislikes being bored, writing compositions, and reading books. Patti plans to attend Slippery Rock State College to major in physical eductaion and health. G.A.A, 10, 115 Fellowship of Chris- tian Athletes 115 National Honor Society 11, 125 Girls' Basketball 10, 11, 12 fCap- tain 11j5 Intramurals 10 11, 125 Clarion County All Star Team 10, 115 juniorAcad- emy of Science 11 fRegional Honorable Mentionj. CINDY SHERMAN ncindyn Cindy is happy when she is sewing, cooking, doing craftwork, and motor- cycle riding. She especially enjoys working with children, but rainy days and boring Sunday afternoons make her gloomy.Cindy would like to work for awhile and then get married and become a housewife. Business Club 11, 12 fSecretary 12j5 Drama Club 10,115 G.A.A. 10,11, 1.25 Yearbook 12 fHead Typistj. ? DANA CHARLES Sl-HNGLEDECKER lfDan-all Dana's hobbies are collecting match- books and strange looking stones, snow- mobiling and hunting. He likes Fuzzbutt his K cat, painting, being alone to think, and I the supernatural. Dana is disturbed by criticizing Americans, rednecks, noisy cit- ies, and deaTd weekends. Dana is interested in attending an art school. Astronomy Club 10, 11 I Treasurer 10, 113. TIMOTHY D. SHIREY llshill Shi occupies himself with such activi- ties as fencing, fishing, and bicycling. Tim dislikes school, homework, and rak- ing- leaves. He is looking forward to leav- ing high school and attending Penn State, where he will major in computer science Wrestling 10, 11. ' ' THOMAS RICHARD SHIREY llFishll Tom, who believes man is basically A an animal, is an avid aquarist, weight lifter, and arguer. He especially exqoys performing a few hand springs during class, keeping up with Wall Street, and touring. Bus rides and snow shoveling do not hold his interest. Tom will be majoring in journalism at Penn State. E. DONALD SHULTZ Pienster Don takes a special interest in Water- skiing and good music. Skipping school and partying are favorite pastimes of Pien- ster. He is apathetic toward Rednecks. Traveling is included in his future. CINDY LOU SIMPSON ' ncindyn Cindy believes in having fun, whether she is swimming, singing, or dancing. Her likes include caring for her little boy, 4 playing cards, and friendly people. Know- I ' it-all people and term papers are those things she finds unfavorable. Cindy has no definite plans. Drama Club 10, 115 G.A.A-. 10, 115 Spirit Club 115 Band 10, 11, 123 Choir 10, 11, 125 County Choir 125 Girls' Basketball 125 Cheerleader 10, 115 Intramurals 10, 39 MARLENE AMELIA SMATHERS Marlene Painting, horseback riding, and draw- ing are among Marlene's favorite pastimes. She Likes puppies, kittens, music, and cheering at wrestling matches for that certain guy. She finds rainy weather and lonely Sunday afternoons disagreeable. Going into fashion designing or the art field are Marlene's future plans. G,A.A. 10,11,12 QCorresponding Sec- retary 1055 Drama Club 10,11, 125 Spirit Club 115 junior Academy of Science 115 Yearbook 125 Choir 125 Girls' Ensemble 125 Cheerleading 115 Wrestling Statistician 125 Intramurals 10, 11, 12, RANDY SMITH Ralf Anything that calls for a little extra action captures this fun loving senior's attention. Among these are being on pig piles, streaking, partying, and being with a crowd of people. However, his quieter interests are hunting and girl watching. Ralf would like to stay clear of school and people who are always hurrying. The Air Force will find Randy after graduation. Drama Club 105 Videotape 105 Track 105 Golf 11, 125 Homecoming Escort 12. WALTER E. SMITH llsrnittyll Walter's belief is to do everything he can today, because tomorrow may be too late. When he's cooking, hunting, or working on his Road Runner, he's happy. The opposite effect comes from school, boring people, and being told what do do. Smitty plans to acquire a good job and then get married. Future Farmers of America 105 ln- dustrial Arts 11, 12, BETTY IO STAAB IlBetSll Sewing and listening to the radio are among Bets' interests. She also enjoys walking in snow, being with friends, eat- ing pizza, and watching the world cham- pion Pittsburgh Steelers, but rain makes her gloomy. After graduation Bets hopes to get a job and travel. Business Club 115 G.A.A, 10, 115Girls' Basketball Book Keeper 12. ' SHERRY LYNN STAUFFER llshenvll Sherry is an N.F. L. buff and enjoys keeping wrestling stats. Although bore- dom, cold feet, and people who pass the buck do not win her approval, peanut butter and banana snadwiches, air hockey, and painting pictures on school walls do, Her plans are to attend Clarion State and major in medical technology. Candy Striper 115 Drama Club 10,115 G.A,A. 10, 11, 125 Student Council 125 Spirit Club 115 Yearbook 125 Band 10, 11, 12 fCo-commander 12j5 Choir 10, 11, 125 County Choir 10, 125 Girls' Ensemble 11, 125 Cheerleader 115 Wrestling Statistician 10, 125 Intramurals 10, 12. DEBORAH LEE STEELE llDcbll Deb finds cooking and partying inter- esting. Her likes include joey, snow, and being with friends. On the opposite end of the list are school, stuck-up people, and getting hassled. After graduation Deb hopes to travel and take each day as it comes. G.A,A, 10, 11, Drama Club 10,113 Business Club 11. SUSAN ANN STEI-ILE llsuell Sue likes to spend her time cheer- leading, decoupaging, and making choco- late chip cookies. According to her, noth- ing can beat gymnastics, sleeping in, air hockey, or doing skits at cheerleading camp. Life-guarding at Rhea's, bowling, and keeping Gunther clear of the dog catcher are problems to Sue. She would like to attend business school. Business Club 12 Nice President 12,3 Drama Club 10, 11, G.A,A. 10, 11, 12 fPresident 11,, Spirit Club 113 Yearbook 125 Cheerleading 10, 11, 12 U. V. 11,3 In- tramurals 11,123 Miss A. L. F, 1974. CINDY ANN STEWARD lfcindyll Cindy is happiest when she's spending time with Dave, sewing, and listening to Y103 radio. Although winters without snow disagree with her, she likes pizza, ice cream, and water-skiing. Cindy plans to - be married in the near future. ' Candy Striper 10, Drama Club 10, 11, 123 G.A.A. 10, 11, 123 Choir 10, 11, 123 Coun- ty choir 123 Girls' Ensemble 11, 12, In. tramurals 1O,113 Library Assistant 105 Year.. book 12. REBECCA KATHRYN STEWART IIBCCIQVIY Crocheting, camping, and watching sports, especially the Pittsburgh Steelers, are among this ambitious senior's hobbies. She enjoys being with a certain guy, swim- ming, and eating chicken. Becky dislikes rain and two faced people. Her plans are to become a nurse. Clarion High Spirit 10, 11, 12 fSports Editor 11, 12,5 Candy Striper 11, 12, Spirit Club 11, 123 Yearbook 123 G,A,A, 10, 11, 125 Student Council 10, 11, 12 fllecording Secretary 11, 12,3 Class Officer 10, 11 fPresident 10, 11,, Drama Club 10, 11, 123 Fellowship ofChristian Athletes 11, 12 fVice President 12,3 Choir 10, 11, 123 County Choir 125 Girls' Enesmble 12, Football Statistician 10, 11, 12, Basketball Statisti- cian 11, 125 Intramurals 10, 11, 123 Penn- slyvania School Board Association Dele- gate 12, JOHN REA STROUP lllohllll Among john's interests are all types of sports and going to Brookville. IIe'likcs summer vacation, eating, and participat- ing in a good argument. Boring nights at lLmers0n's and rluming his paper route dis- agree with john. john's future plans in- clude going to college to major in physi- cal thereapy so that he can become a sports trainer. Letterman's Club 10, 11, 12 fPresident 12,5 Student Council 123 Football 10, 11, 12 fCaptain 12,3 Wrestling 10,11, 12 fCap- tain 12,5 District IX Wrestling Champion 115 Homecoming Court 12. MICHAEL IAMES STROUP llsoupll Agreeable to Soupy are cruising and partying. Mike likes to stay clear of guard rails, rowdy people, and theaters. He also dislikes home ec. and snowballs, but he does like pinball machines and golfing in the rain, A career as a lawyer has been forecasted by Soup. Lettermans' Club 11,123 Olympic Club 103 Football 10,113 Wrestling 105 Golf 10, 11, 12 . DEBRA IEAN SWARTZ llDebll Deb occupies herself with such activi- ties as bicycling, water-skiing, camping, and interior decorating. Deb enjoys walk- ing in the woods, eating pina, participating in a good discussion, or just taking it easy. She strongly dislikes greedy politicians and disorganization. Deb would like to travel and then go to college. Drama Club 10, 11, 12 fTreasurer 11jg G,A.A, 113 Yearbook 125 Candy Striper 11, 125 Intramurals 123 junior Academy of Science 11 fRegional Honorable Mentiony. KATHY LYNNE TORZOK IIKad1yll Writing, bike riding, and driving are among Kathy's favorite pastimes. She also likes pizza, dogs, and sleeping in. She especially likes California. Dark, rainy days, P. O.D. and being ill are among her dislikes. Kathy's immediate plans are indefinite, but she hopes to become a suc- cessful Writer. Drama Club 1O,11,12g G.A,A, 10, 115 Yearbook 12 fCopy Editorl. LAURA ELLEN TRUNK Trunkie Partying and sewing are among Trunk- ie's interests She also en'o s snow splash- ' J Y 9 ing in mud puddles, listening to music, and chewing bubble gum. She dislikes conceited people, school, cafeteria food, and getting hit with snowballs. Trunkie hopes to travel after graduation, then at- tend college, 1 l G.A.A. 10,115 Drama Club 10,113 Yearbook 12. AUTHUR ROGER WAGNER llNutll This mechanical minded senior spends much time working on his car or riding his motorcycle. Roger's favorite sport is hunting, School in general disagrees with Rog, with physical education and English classes heading the list. Nut hopes to join the Army. F.F.A. 105 Industrial Arts 11, 12. MARY ANN WARD Mary Ann 1 Mary Ann creates her easy going spirit by accepting life as it comes. She spends much time hooking rugs, reading good books, or cheering on her favorite wres- tling team. Warm weather, Italian food, and flowers make her happy, but doorless restrooms irritate her. Mary Ann's future includes a major in history and library science at Clarion State. G.A. A, 10, 11, 125 Fellowship of Chris- tian Athletes 12 fSecretaryj5 Drama Club 10, 11, 125 Clarion High Spirit 11, 125 Choir 125 Girls' Ensemble 125 Intramurals 10,12. VICKY LYNN WATSON llvicll Painting and drawing, hunting, and water-skiing are among Vic's favorite pastimes. Along with playing basketball, snowy days, and long autumn walks, she likes Bruce. She loathes rainy days, crowds, and people who lie. After graduation Vic hopes to find a good job. Drama Club 10, 115 G.A.A. 10, 115 Student Council 125 Band 10, 11,12 fCom- mander 1215 Intramurals 10, 11, 125 Girls' Basketball 10, 11, 12 qcaprain 11,1225 A,A.U, Track 105 Commencement Usher 115 Homecoming Court 10, 11, 12. PAMELA ANN WEIDNER llpamll Pam's hobbies include talking, listen- ing to music, and sports. She enjoys be- ing with her friends, eating, and making people laugh. She finds no favor with in- considerate people or Truman Capote. Drama Club 1O,11,125 G.A.A. 10, 11, 12 fVice-President 1215 Yearbook 125 Candy Striper 11, 125 Band 10, 11, 125 Choir 125 Girls' Ensemble 125 Intramurals 10, 11, 125 Wrestling Statistician 12, CHERYL SUE WEIN Ween '- Ioking, doodling, and driving 11 red Vega Lake up Cheryl s sparc time. Cheryl likes having a good time, whether she is traveling or being with her friends, but obtains no enjoyment out of getting cm- barrassed in public. A major in special education is included in Ween's future. Drama Club 10, 115 G.A.A. 1O,11, 12 fllecording Secretary 1155 Clarion High Spirit 10, 11 Uunior Layout Editor 1115 Yearbook 11, 12 Uiusiness Manager 12j5 Choir 10, 11, 125 Intramurals 10, 11, 125 Junior Academy of Science 11 QRegion- als honorable mentionj. RODNEY LEE WE LLS llRodlI For enjoyment Rod can be found hunting, trapping, and snowmobiling. Motorcycles, especially dirt bikes, cap- ture his interest. He dislikes inferior Yamahas . Rod plans to attend a technical school. Industrial Arts 11, 125 National Honor Society 11,12 Nice President 12j5 Foot- ball 105 Wrestling 10, 11. , MARK ANDREW WI-IISNER llwhizll Favorite pastimes of the Whiz-kid are participating in all sports, hunting, and flirting. Swimming at the river, going to Brookville, and partying are agreeable with Whiz, but snobs, rain, and green beans aren't. Attending college to major in criminology is included in Mark's future. I.etterman's Club 11, 125 Drama Club 10, 11, 125 Yearbook 125 Basketball 10 11, 125 Football 10, 11, 125 Track 10, 11, 1:25 Commencement Usher 115 Homecoming Court 125 Executive Council 12. R. DOUGLAS WHITEHILL llDouglI Doug keeps himself occupied with photography, including his own printing. Although kids, boring classes, and acid rock disturb him, he enjoys playing the organ or piano, singing, and working at MLu'phy's. Doug plans to attend Clarion State, where he will major in biology education. Flexible All-Year School 11, 125 Dram Club 105 Astronomy Club 10, 11 Secre- tary 10, President 1115 National Honor So- ciety 11, 125 Band 10, 11, 125 County Band 10, 11, 125 Choir 10, 11, 125 County Choir 11, 125 Golf 105 District Choir 12. TRACY ANN WILLIAMS Trace Trace believes in sticking up for her principles. This may be the reason she is often heard arguing with a chauvinistic man. Tracy's enjoyment comes from sla- lom water-skiing, swimming, dancing, and an occasional shopping spree. Joe, hot fudge sundaes, and a bouquet of red roses make up for her disgust in snakes, nose jokes, and gossip. Trace will be attending Sharon General Hospital School of Nursing to become a registered nurse. Candy Striper 10, 115 Drama Club 10, 11, 125 G.A.A, 10, 11, 125 junior Academy of Science 11 fFirst Place Regional, Sec- ond Place Statej5 National Honor Society 11, 125 Yearbook 11, 12 Uunior Editor 11, Editor 12j5 Choir 125 Girl's Ensemble 125 Intramurals 10, 11,125 Track Statisiti- cian 12. Ln .gpg N395 06 :HN . . 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I 1 'A 9 ...sf fllilljlll llllllllll 1511? :naw 11' vu' . ya K vgagnwy- bg ff W M' I wfiiiwi 3333. sd.,- ,,....- .,. .....-..- M-.w S Ass fb- , . ff-nym-M..,W -E 1 1 3 6 nf Officers: Kim McC1aine fPres. Q, Susie Stroup QV. Pres. j, Frank Yoho fTreas. 1. Judy Kroh fSec. J. Qs i 2 . ze - -1: J 1' I N C U? T K uf CLASS OF '77 X I ..,:. .-' sufhggtgm I R, urn. l 1 N V ' .,,,A u ' Sis? ufaifgw N .giggle Q -4 ni , Xl - W ' , A ' .R ' 5 h A F if' A -f Z ls A - A sf- y wyf ' fr Q nl I y fl W' V S .. u 4 , u 1 - ' s ' , ' 2 ', , . 0 HMI fi. A .1 y . A' E ..L,x' i ' .7 V A ' L- V ,1 D T ,u 4 L ff A l X' . Keri Marilyn Robeng Best Peggy Bickel Joey Biglev Bachman Bashline 1 Garth Black Tim Bonnett jon Laura Cass Birocco Breniman Bashline Judy Bigley ,, N A ia 5, M25 Q f ' Mama' 3 .Miz 4 I V r ' Q 4555 N M ,xv A ' ii i l j 'ISF 47' . wr. ' 45. .1 '- ' - mf-if 1 , f ...A li f M 'M , s f ., KV ifillizl. ' 1 ' ' 0 .-,, ,- - ' l ni, FAB 115- K F A 3 A L K .Za ' 4 l wr, W - X I ,ASQ fy' X- K - Mya- .I v- , 4-A ,....f1 .J 1 .' L 5 K Q J JW. gt 'A I' K , f -is J 'X ' A ' r ei ' A he -Q: Q . Aw ' ' 1 f -vw Q V . 4 . at , F .V 14. A -G53--r A - Lf. f 5' ji L if 'i -' . QSM li A ,if W 3 . I fv- ' 4 if ,W I' L r 4,75 5, vffii ff? ,W fu, ,,, Aff, A ,.. 2? A r tim 5 .fa 7 Bill Brosius Lisa Gyphert Mark Donachy Earl Fye Dorothy Grimm Mike Hartle 1 my W, . ,rf- .415 I' iv 2252? ' pq. R 'L' 'X' . Y . 1, , gf f 'f K --g:r',f' 911' '-.. . Q -3. . , ' 1-lm i w Carol Brosius Kyle DeGregorio Dar Durante Neva Canoe Tish Gross Gary Haws f E lrezsmfifiiff A 5 ,M L Paul Cherico Lisa Denio Pam Erwin Barb Gameau Mark Hager Kathy Heagerty 1 3 ' f.- ..!, -1 ,.,. .-4, , -y . ,0- N9' s 'an 4, if ii'-r V . K, . 245217 W sw 'r 5' . is Cy Clark Anne DeSantis Welthea - Erwin Leslie Gates Ed Hargenrader Karen Heinrich 'Civ' F .ffl ' ' .y 14, 1 ,A . ,I f ' , z' 1 r ff' 5 sub- 'S by za---. Y is X 5, f ,. 5 i 'wfH',i,il-fw2'?fFiwr Jeff Courson Lori Dolby Mike Fagley Noble Gourley Kevin Hartle Kim Heller 67 Sherri Hiles Tim Kersey Kevin Krevda Don Lewis janet McC1eary Tim Mahles 68 Connie Hopkins Kathy Kesner Chris Lahr Ian Lilly Scott McElravy john Miller Mark Pollock Brenda Saylor Lenore Smathers Penny Tippery Arnold Wadding Darlene Wentling Carol Porter Nitu Sekhon Marc Smith Dave Tovmsend Bill Wagner Tara Yeany Jim Porter Richard Selker Sarah Spittler Lennie Tristano George Wagner Frank Yoho Not P1ctured Merry Beck, Mark Courson, Doug Evans, Patty Love, Jodi fs . Treas. J, Stan Smith QV. -X xJV1S6 fSec. Q, Chns L , jeff Aaron Mark L Amy Belfore Agostinelli V g Chris Tom Black ' , Campbell Deb Y,-hx, 4' rv www M ' wg., - N., I H' ,V 1 .fy I 4- ? A 0 ur N- 'Qwgu -vw Q :vb Lia V xi. fr i f Q ' 4 l ' ' M M K igjgaal :af y -5 , P if S in x K Aff? A E N L fe ' M D , I Q ,J W . ' , - 4 , , - ' V' 14 - ffffeys. 5,5 ,- -9. ' ? Y' 4: 7' Q ? ,ffl .5 A , we - xg ik .fp 'sr I' 'Z yi y 'Ill' ff . xii i, wif, 'T Don ' McClune Kathy Maguire Marcia r Maxwell Stan Michalski Ruth Ober Diana Ragley :ae ff .J 3 Q if i 1' I QP' , We Q . S 'fl I L ' k l K 43:5 4, . -ti f . A A if s, Mary J. Dennis McGuire McGuirk Carla Mahle Kasey Kelly Martin Merryman Loretta Murray Karen Ossesi a Steve Raybuck Mickey Metcalf Mike Nanz Lynn Peterson Bill Reinsel 1 M 1 af V lt .5 ang: --' 1 iffy s .Q-. ' 5 D r . .a ii, :S Q D Q .,. ' Si tif E ., 1. if mls A it Tim Magrini Diane Maxwell Chris Meyers Kim Newell Diane Pfendler ' Bob Reinsel if ,,., YA :s .4 my Gif .Wav-' -. .5 , wwf, 2' 1 E, e i Vg? f ze' I Y' K V' 'M cr' ! ff EQ N ' if 'QW Kwik' 1 Sandra 1-a 2- W i ,fe is , J? ,, by , - S ,, b y ,,,,, ft V K 4- , ,, ,mx , ta Sass ,.. ...- lv. '1 --in 1 N K I , fm. ' 'ev ,ilzuif . ,Walsh ' .111 4,71 . 1 ' . -en L n o , , t A y v YW .mg K, +L. ., .9 ,f 1 ? ' ' i E 8 fy: ,, v t. as , W -J. . ,rw , A.. Q l ,- .1 O We 'f we N,X1 :Te - , , ,. QQ if ' ph . . H: ' fi tw. 14' Q ,,. . 2 4 :X is 3 ,f av Y.-,,, . S 4 ..+J 5 f , A '-' . ig llfiy N . l miffi g .. 1 hh ,N - I , ii ' Q4 n ea Q 3 .h,. N o n no , W . fl x' f ' f L- -. 5' . 5 , ,Q I Hy Q ,al by vw 5. i M K jon Rupert Rimer Phil Selker jim Selker Homer Bill Sharrar Shoemaker Kyle Smith Carol Laurie Stew ard Swartz Tania Glenn Tristano Watson Doug Williams Sherri Schreckengost David Senard Kim Shoffestall Kim Stewart Diana Troese Beth Wise Eric Schwab , Steve Servey April Smail Steve Stroupe jim 'Uzmack Cindy Zacheral to iw ' aw ilk 1 a J , X 1 ll X . Y Q 5 V K1 it In , , nf Q :X -,xr -6 'L .x,fv 5' Y qt 1: . 'IT 1 I-,Q A- iw, : 5' , A 3 S ' . 'avi ' 'Simi Mike Scott Tom Servey Chris Smith Ron Stigliiz Phil Wassum Lethia Zerfoss 73 Not Pictured: Glenn Dobly, Sandy Love, Elaine Polatty, Jean Steele. W,-L JA 'f l e - ,V 2 r , p B 1 CLASS OF '79 Me. 1. -A ' mf ..r. H .. ' ,-2 ffpffn. 5 ' 'V :Jef .. it- ? px t A I 5 ,, xx ' p ' ,ya Max ' ' C Xi l lv ' ff'5gif2Ii..1..,. ff1f f L-- ' 1! W V' Tom Matt Amer Leslie Barber Elizabeth Laura Barnett AHCIGFSOD Tay Bell Fred Best Barnett Dan Byers Diane jeff Carlton Mary Bob Bohlen Lynn Clark Beisel Cherico Keith Francis Chernicky Campbell 74 X xy. NC, 'lvl-4 Vi ,n 3 4 . an Q 4' E Sai.-11 5 3 A .W y -f K f x Q i Q? 5 fy K 12' 3 .. g s w 4, Q fa - ,af , V W H . --1 We -W f V M ' Wm My , ,Mk ii , 1 ,.,l.,4 1: VW , f 4 A,-,ii ...rp- rf-. x . A o ,f JL 'fit' 4 ' Q, V 44 P f, REU' CN- gg ., 5, .A-.-. .wk .. N..- 1'-nv ev' Ann Cortez Doug Dolby Don Fagley Larry Gesin Donna I-Iepfl Joyce Judy 39' Kim Cyphert Gwen Dolby Duane Fague Brian- . Graham Kathy Himes Pete I Kirchoff n Y Kelly Gary Deitz D'Addario Schuygler Herbert - Q Emerick Elder K V Candi Gathers BGUY l e e 101111 Ferringer' - -- 5 Hamilton Jeanne L' 1 9 1 Dave Jaquish Griffith G Q Ioi Kline A G Julie Hope ll L Il T Z2 T i ' i 1 ' ,, A Q Julie l y 5 'fl ll Klepfer. J M G , , . h A WWII ,f-J lgly J. 3 frllldv fv 4 Y yu CLASS OF '80 Officers: Karen Curll QV. Pres. j, Stacy Brosius fTreas. Q, Dawn Lavely fSec. J, Mike' DeGregorio fPres. y. , -r . t a ff: a ' , - ' f gf -gy t ' 4 y 4, . at Q' 'ff iz jg 'MN L ..f- I li r , x a SEV! t . f 1, Q we 1 f a E72 ' K ' . 1'f f ar. Q r r r r 'wk ' ' M95 'fs 2. - H H ' .t ,Ak I, f 3 A V 6' ,, ,. fi ,.. A'w il , 5? L- , 51 Q ,ggi ' A-I 5 I ., ,Q . t f 1 X. be ' f Y K AX HV K K nf Af' , C . .. - Ron Aaron Sue Aaron Dan r Bonnie Marion Norman Pete Bauer Bachmfm Barker Bartley Bashline Ray Bickel Donna Stacey Bowser Brosius if Z' 7 K Q Won A . ' ' y , F, ' , W I 2 L , 'I . '63 , s E' l , , My u My A , XA . , S 5, i. 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G .Q 5 xi A 5 - .Q L Q- I if fi? g W? - -X k K ' X inf g2,v. ,:QQ2M1? . f A W, ,J . . , 5, fi - g frif. C . A M F W.-3: A 3-1' , ., 1 V . il aa if n G . r r lflfl . 5' ' 2 asv' :I 5 ,. 2 ,Y gl. . ' 5: 'Z 0 :Q t as 2? 'la - - G ,A ' Q '.-f ' G G M, A 4- 1 , 2 . X V, ,, . .F Q Tu ,Q x ,ry , K 4m r ,K 6? W : ,rf xx Y K Y ,H X Q ' - M- ix .,. ' I Q at ' E is , ' a ' :fi 1-TJ 1 N 'N l mf ' I . W' ,. , . A 4 I LI . ' v n 5 r 1 g, -. - ' A , V.: .2 3. jf , 1 4- Ralph Buechner Joyce Conner Mike DeGregorio Greg Frampton jacquie Graham Terri Heller Mark C ampbell Nolan Conner Dean Drake . Jacquie Ganoe Ronald Grimm Barry Hiles Mike Caulfield Robert ' Cortez Susie Duffy Lisha Gates Lisa Hall Suzanne I-limes Anthony ' Cherico ' Todd Courson Ken Ferrings Marshall Germany Alan I-largenrader Nanette Hope Cindy Cherico Karen Curll Chris Fetzer Sharman Goheen Doug Hartle Mark Hoover 79 1 i l 0 i Brenda Raybuck Tim Simpson Bruce Smith Kathy Swar11 Stephan Wilshire Tammy Reitz Kevin Slike Elizabeth Smith jim Thompson Mary jo Wingard Janet Risinger Vance Slike Rhonda A Stewart Ed Vossburg Steve Winters Bonnie Rupert Vanissa Slike Carol Stiglitz Betty Wagner jim Wolbert Not Pictured: Lloyd Elder, Lisa Erwin, William Gourley, George Diane Steele Lee Schierberl Greg Smathers Carla Stitt Jay Wein Kim Yeany Harmon, 81 1 2 I P 5 v Y Q' .X ' y - 'H ,5 ..- s 'e K k A, V. ...x f 2-.A-E. .., 1 .. ff 'T . ff---flff . . QQ- , ,' 1 -. ,. , N, ..,:. A A my , . K , X A T A 1 A Zfl? up 'J .,.. 1,11 'Q-. 4 4 V.gi, , ,L., , , H ,,1l, . Q , , 5 :mgx ,,p1u.gf x W KN .- I .wa ..-.N,, 'Q' ik? W ,M 1- '! lb ' , I - , I fl, was vs ig. CQ ,,, ,U . Y ,ii Q- 'x mmf X ,, X ,, M QMUJJ 1 ll. 2 kg US SSCL i S2 5 x . ff? 4' - .4 ...A ' . ll ,J !vk, I -ifgu V X, L. to R. D. McC1eary, C. Milliron, C. Phillips--M. Lynch, P. Winters, D. Conner, J. Bauer, S. Harriger, J. Dunmyre, S. Stehle, C. Schmader--P. Runyan, L. Curran, J. Wilshire, C. Sherman, B. Kiser, G. I-Iartle, P. I-Iepfl, D. Ferringer, L. Gesin, D. Dolby 44 f' ' X C LV J z. K A S CT A, ff KF! C,f'Q,,f, 41 ff? f l . L .7 N 1 I , , VD' .ff .,-' .1 , , 2 B4 L. to R. C. Sherman fSec. J, Mrs. Baldwin fAdvisorj, J. Dunmyre fPres.J Mrs. Shontz fAdvisorj, S. Stehle QV. Pres.J, D. Dolby fTreas.j. L to R A Smgh, T Snyder, B Montgomery, R Griffith, M. Burton, T. Lewis.--N. Nemmer, Ms. Tagglio, J. Kime, I Longh111, P Maguire M Hamilton, S Hiles, B Phillips, C. Lahr, T. Wein,--S. Hindman, C. Mellish, C. Steward HIGH PIRIT I Taking pictures, typing, Writing articles and getting them in on time are all part of the Clarion High Spirit. Informing students of re- cent happenings, sports events, and topics of general interest is the task taken on by these budding journalists. Food battles in the cafeteria, mini-courses restroom doors, the loading, dock and other controversial subjects are covered as editor- ials. Aided by the great Dolph, Mr. Wiser and Mrs. Grosch, the staff attempts to put out one edition per month. 85 , B DRAMA CLUB HDI! L. to R., P. Runyan, C. Milliron, K. Kapp, L. Maxwell, T. Williams, A. Servey, J. Kelly, J. Radaker, B. Lilly, M. Hopkins, P. I-Iepfl, S. Gelzheiser, S. Campbell, J. Schreckengost, K. Carrier, M. Love, D. Swartz, D. Kitchen, D. Conner, J. Foreman, S. Hiles, D. Grimm, L. Gates, J. Deitz, S. Harriger, H. Agnew, M. Ba1'tley.cl f i x HCI! V. McCleary, E. Ober, M. Himes, B. Stewart, S. Lindsay, S. Hindman, B. Crawford, P. Kitchen, K. Torzok, C. Brosius, C. Hopkins, J. Seigworth, S. Stroup, J. I-Ioover, L. Denio, A. DeSantis, B. Garneau, J. Lilly, M. Kelly, C. Birocco, P. Tippery, L. Lignelli, W. Henry. Building and painting sets, learning lines, hectic re- hearsals-all involve hard work. But in this case, the end justifies the means, es pecially when the end in- cludes the exhiliration at opening night, roses tear- A fully accepted by Miss Mon- y y in tana and the thunderous ap- yxili-3 Q plause following the finale. I -f V X -is X , . .,E,5x,2,1ipS,x,,,.g1,,,Y' A. Q , .. ,,,fA..,t Q gg' -.at ,, A,,,,.',11?Q wx, , Aixam ,- A ,fiigd Q K .ffiefiivkizil 'Q xiii, K. Maxwell QP1-es.j, D. Kitchen QSec.j, Miss Montana QDirectorJ, L. Maxwell fTres.j 86 FELLOW HIP OF CHRI TIA ATHLETE S, W li! ll Lto R., T. Tristano, B. Giles, T. Brooks, M. Aaron, Mr. Harris, D. Metcalf, B. Stewart, M. Ward, D. Miller, Mr. Mowry B. Stewart ICO-captainj T. Tristano fManagerj, M. Ward fStatQ D. Metcalf fCaptainj Meeting and rapping with professional ath- letes, expressing feel- ings and opinions, play ing basketball, and gen erally getting to know one another. This is what the FCA is all about. 87 i F.H. . L. to R. K. Cherico, S. Rimer--D. Maxwell, J. Koester, M. Hamilton, C. Griffith, K. Newell, S. Denio, T. Tristano, J. Fetzer--L. Rapelje, K. Estadt, L. Zerfoss, M. Ordiway, R. Ober, C. Steward, K. Gathers, R. Cherico, L. McEntire, K. Drake, D. Ragley, C. Cherico, C. I-limes, S. Griffith. , -.. 'L N A. Cortez, E. Barnett, S. Snyder, D. Norton, D. Merryman, L. Smith, L. Clark, K. Cyphert, T. Ragley, K. D'Ad- dario--T. Worrell, S. Russell, N. Stewart, J. Griffith, D. Belsel, S. Martin, M. Nanz, V. Mohney. Every Woman must learn at some time how to do household chores such as sewing, laundering, and cooking. At the beginning of each year with the lighting of induc- tion candles a few more girls take another step to become Women. 88 S. Rimer, L. McEntire, Mrs. Phero fadvisorl, K. Estadt, S. Russell. G.A.A. ill S J. Koester, K. Cherico, I. Donachy, D. Ragley. .ml 5. W f r','i- f f -I O es P. Weidner, M. Kelly, T. Lewis, E. Ward. n lst tl if Slurping spaghetti at the annual spaghetti dinner, ordering sweatshirts, electing officers and selling key chains to get money for a field trip are all part of G.A.A. But the main reason many girls will remem- ber G. A.A. is for the basketball and crab soccer inter- murals. Can anyone forget those stinky locker rooms afterwards? 89 IN USTRIAL ART M. Pollock, C. Carrier, J. Deitz, T. Pierucci, R. Wagner--T. Boxmett, R. Reed--W. Smith, L. McCamant--J. Campbell, B. Matthews, R. Wells, T. Lewis, R. Hartle--G. Fetzer, K. Rimer, P. Edmonds, M. Kahle, G. Dolby, T. Stiglim, Mr. Weckerly fadvisorj. With tools at his command man can create anything--a new home, a new environment, a new World. He can tear down the old and rebuild to satisfy his needs, his dreams, and his ideals. The future lies in the hands of the men Who construct it. And it all begins with the tap of a single hammer. B. Matthews QV. Pres. 1, M. Kahle fPres. J, M. Pollock fSec. Treas. Q 90 LETTERME ' . . I if C ggy ' 'W . 54 wx' fl . Y I ,V L pk. s K' t f A ' . i t .4 ' 'Q Q A wig. 5 5 Q X q X W' fr ' L C , . S . 'X at , c Q 1 x ,.,,,,t., ,,,, . .,,,,.,, , W .N ,..,......., J' v 'cs' ....,. N R 13.5255 V .Jn-5 K. Martin fSec. -Treas. J, J. Stroup fPres. Q, B. Bowersox fadvisorj, T. Brooks KV. Pres. J. CLUB BACK to FRONT: B. Dornbrock, T. Brooks, J. Stroup, G. Worrell, R. Hartle, M. Hartle, B. Santini, K. Martin, G. Haws, F. Cherico, B. Slike, S. Grejda, K. Renwick, S. Judy, B. Brenirnan, E. Kline, G . Rhoads, M. Whisner, M. Hag- gerty, M. Aaron, D. I-Iartle, T. Wein, B. Gwin, G. Magrini, D. Miller, L. Lignelli, J. Breniman, R. Grejda. The varsity letter. Why do boys strive for it? The challenge, the competition, the hard Work, the projects neces- sary to earn money to supply jackets for new members, the spirit, the dedication. Why? Because it's one of the greatest high school sports honors they could ever receive. 91 LIBRARY AS SISTA T , 1 , ,, , , ' I , Q...--ml L. to R. Twiest, 92 , D. Dolby, C. Himes, J. Hiles, Mis. Lignelli, L. Cyphert, M. Bartley--K. Linton, D. Grimm, L. Gesin, M. Heller, M K. Hartle, L. Murray, H. Agnew. W A . r 'f Q .v i L. to R., B. Connor, R. Miller, K. Yeany, L. Gates, B. Reinsel, C. Stitt, K. Maxwell--S. I-Ian-igar, N. Jaquish, D. Beisel, C. Zacherl, M. Maxwell, M. Ward. Shhh--you're in the library. Aside from the rustle of newspapers, the clinking of chess pieces, the flapping of magazine papers, the clunking of the clock, Mrs. Ligne11i's Warnings, and the Whispers --you can almost hear a pin drop. 1af15t9f l Tr V MATH CLUB ,bd wr H L. to R., J. Amsler, R. Grejda, J. Gruber, J. Alexander, E. Ober--C. Sardi, M. Reinsel, Mr. Arendas, T. Snyder, M. Nall, R. Griffith, K. Martin, G. Rhoads, K. Ordiway. - -QQ L. to R., J. Gruber fSocial Chairmanj, M. Reinse1fTreas.j, J. Amsler QV. Pres. J, R. Grejda fPres.J. Introducing the hardest Working club in C.A. H. S. ! Meetings everyday! Home- work and tests! If this sounds like a class, and if this group greatly resern- bles the Calculus class, it is definitely no coincidence. But since classes don't get a picture in the Yearbook, and our advi- sor likes to see his picture in the Year- book, We now present . . . The Math Club. 93 NATIO AL M. Love QSec.j, T. Brooks fPres.l, L. Curran fTreas.j, R. Wells QV. Pres.l fabsentl. HO UR OCIETY 'NE L. to R., B. Lilly, K. Martin--L. Lignelli, T. Williams, G. Rhoads-- C. Schmader, J. Gruber, T. Brooks, D. Murphy--M. Duffy, E. Ober, M. Reinsel, C. Sardi--K. Ordiway, P. Senard, L. Curran, M. Love, M. Rice. BRAIN Cbranb, n. 1. the large mass of nerve tissue enclosed in the skull or Cranium. People in the N. I-l.S. are just like regular people. They aren't freaks of nature with brains Weighing 10 pounds. Why? lt's a fact of nature--everyone has the same amount of nerve tissueg some people just use it more than others. T.V. CL B B. Dornbrock, C. Mellish, B. Gwin, S. Schneider, T. Ziemba. DIO-VISUAL CL ,af FV. '9 11 Q 3956- i - I if E. Kline, A. Shingledecker, M. Greenawalt, C. Clark, S. Schneider, T. Mahles, K. Lehnortt, T. Shirey. B Remember giving a speech and five minutes later Watching yourself fidgeting through the or- deal? How about Watching a program on television and the next morning sitting through the boring repeat in history? For those embarassing mo- ments, thanks go to the audio-visual program. STUDE l xl L. to R., D. Myers, B. Smith, M. Pasquarette, G, Kent, M. Stroup,--M. Brosius, M. Amer, D. Lewis M. Germany K. Cherico, S. Brosius--P. McClaine, C. Stitt, J. Kline, K. Kahle, M. Leas, J. Cherico.--C. Smith M. ,Williams M ,Boro Vick, J. Griffith. ' ' ' Come on people, let's get quiet -and another meet- l ing begins. Words and ideas fly about the room. Some- one makes a motion, someone else seconds it. And an- other decision has been made. This is what student council is. More than slave auc- tions, selling candy and a popularity contest, it's a lesson in cooperation. And surprisingly, our school seems to be learning. 96 CUU CIL V, 1 fi f S, L. to R., K. Kesner, B. Crawford, L. Cherico, J. Wilshire, S. Stauffer--D. Magness, L. Cyphert, I. Bauer, B. Beers, V. Wamon, D. Hartle--D. Murphy, J. Kroh, J. . . ' . ' '-- . . . tini, G. Rhoads, J. Stroup, J. Kime. Kelley, J Humphrey, B Gw1n, L L1gne111 D Townsend, M Hager, B San- L i Q i L. to R., M. Aaron fTreas.j, S tin fPres.j B. Stewart fRec. Sec.j, T. Wein QV. PI'6S.,. Hindman fCorr. Sec.1, K. Mar- YEARBOOK-19 5 Q7 You have ln your hands the 1975 Yearbook and on these pages are those who created lt Whlle we slncere ly hope that you are plcased wlth Lt, th1s was not our sole purpose of creatlng lt We wlshed to take part IH mark Ln trme A book that possesses rts own mdehble memory of moments we Ve all cherlshed A project such as th1s provlded the perfect opportun 1ty to use lmaglnatlon and work Wltfl new ldeas We learned that a yearbook somet1mes means arguments and tempers, but always hard work and declsrons Yet lt was worth lt We feel that th1s book successfully presents th1s past year and hope that lt w1ll ard ln retalnlng your memorles for years to come. , ' , ,- ' V 'I - ,f ., J' ' 1' ' , ' ' lvl' '.33,Q,1 ' 1g '1,-l11i7Q251,5l1 'V . . ' the creatlon of s omethlng that would le ave a permanent . . . . . . I - 23? W . E22 ' ' Jr WN Busmess Manager. Cheryl 'Slim QPVMQL nl .,' 1 ? Bw, ,J 7 X. . 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'Q if J '., f ji ' , .f N ' A jf A 1. v 5 1 gk , , I ,v - T gag by V N , Q A 5 -gk Q , mf, 'Q' a, f 4- x , ui D Q A gy ' ,-,3 ,Q ' K 2 , J ' at x - fa '5'- qi: 's-is b ., , A --45?1'fQ,4 ,QQ Q22 D E L u IOR HIGH CHGIR i i 648 5 I Q av, 4' x EQ? e 5 it I, K, kiitiieigiiiwm 5 , E .,. ,ya Qggl. Teri. L. to R., D. Durante, R. Weckerly, P. Maguire, M. Ward, J. Dietz, K. Heinrich, D. Miller, G. Black, P. Cherico, L. Lignelli, P. Caldwell, B. Bigley, J. Kelley, B. Garneau, C. Lahr, K. Kesner--C. Steward, M. McMunn, T. Williams, C. Steward, L. Gates, J. Lilly, S. Hindman, W. Henry, M. Hager, T. Snyder, K. Krevda, L. Weidner, C. Aaron, C. Porter, J. Hoover, B. Ste- wart, S. Harriger--D. Murphy, N. Nemmer, J. Crooks, J. Seigworth, M. Hopkins, K. Shook, J. Bigley, F. Yoho, K. Martin, D. Townsend, C. Birocco, 1. Polatty, S. Lindsay, E. Ober, S. Martz, M. I-limes, B. Phillips--C. Hopkins, J. Kroh, B. Giles, B. Lilly, A. Greenawalt, M. Smathers, L. Denio, J. Kime, M. Nall, G. Haws, P. Weidner, J. Hulse, P. Tippery, L. Pollack, S. Stauffer, S. Stroup. if ' ' L. to R., C. Birocco, D. Whitehill, j. I-Iooverfaccompanistsj Mrs . Silvis fdirectorj 102 PART H RMONY 's '-5s ' ' 'Q k Q - 4 1 '-51257 .- , e V f V f . i A , . .' M-.. L. to R., C. Steward, D. Miller, L. Lignelli, B. Stewart--B. Lilly, D. Murphy, S. Stauffer, S. Lind- say--M. Nall, W. Henry--G. Haws fCounty Choir, Back to Front, L. to R., D. Murphy, S. Stauffer, M. Sm.:1thers-- C. Steward, J. Kelley--B. Lilly, S. Lindsay--B. Stewart, M. Himes--M. MCMunn, E. Ober--D. Durante, P. Weidner, A. creenawau, T. williams--la. cues, M. Nall, D. Miuef, K. Martin--M. Ward, L. Lignelli, M. Hopkins fSenior Choir Mem bersj ToptoBottom, L. to R., L. Moore--D. Whitehill, C. Wein, K. Kapp, T.Wein fAbsenteesj The school is alive with the sound of music, with songs we have sung for the past three years The sound of music, it pierces the early morn ing silence and echoes throughout the halls in livid melodies. The harmonious strains reach the ears of all Within hearing range as the unmis- takable sounds of a choir. 103 11 4:3111 , S E-:sr . Senior Girl's Ensemble fClockwisej M. I-limes, B. Giles, D. Murphy, D. Durante, T. Willims, C. Steward, S. Lindsay, B. Stewart, M. McMunn, A. Greenawalt, P. Weidner, E. Ober, M. Smathers, B. Lilly, M. Hopkins, M. Ward, S. Stauffer. ls HIGH '-ev'-1' 5 .I '4 I Figure 7, Front to Back: R. Cortez, J. Means, D. Matson, I. Wein, D. Lavely, R Grimm, R. Stewart M Germany D UNIUR CHOIR 5 ' ' ' ' ' h : . ' . W 1 . Myers, B. Smith, K. Curll, K. Slike, E. ,Maxwell, B. Ijenhart, g1gII2i.C?of3eIX:erCgZI'ti1Z? tl 5u4i'E:n?1tZ?1Lrgnana'EnerslSN3L1fg'?PEi . . . , . . . , . . K, Yeany, Degregomo, D. Steel, D. Drake, B. Sm1th, R. Stroup, D. Beisel, D. Hepa, P. Buckner, D. Williams, J. K1Ser'1,? Klser' B' H1ieSi,C12HVEI5' 3' Hargzmagejs R' Pgrter' Spindler, D. Merryrnan, L. Smith, L. Jaquish, T. Sardi, R. J' Wo err' G' Kent' ' ar er' ' Omler' ' Y lway' ' Bohlen, D. Norton, B. Geary, M. McFarren, R. Miller, K. Bowser, M. Hoover, I. Conner, R.McCla1ne, B. McCla1ne, S. Linton K' Hartle M. Murphy D. Fague T. Women V. Duffy' K' Lewis' M' Wmger' G' Frampton' L' Mcclame' S' Moh.ne,y, L. Smith, S. Russell: M. Cherido, C. Dolby, D. Hlmes' S' Krevda' K' Swartz' B' Rupert' C' Mcqleary' L' jaquish, K. Gathers, L. Martz, J. Griffith, L. Ordiway, G. Hall, S. Aaron, L. Sch1erber1, B. Raybuck, I. Grimm, M. Bart- Mcconi R Eyley J Carlton M Weidner J McMillan S . , , , . , , . , . , . , . ley' V' Shke' P' Matthews' J' Canoe' J' Ramey' .C' Chenco' Snyder, L. Barber, R. Schreckengost, T. Tower, C. Tristano. N. Hope, M. Nanz, K. Kahle, L. Gates, C. Steightz, S. Bro- M Amer L Lewis A Zaeske cius, B. Zilhaver, C. Stitt, B. Barker. ' ' ' ' ' ' . ' Q, Sf, .,, . - . . , W3 ml , .. Figure 9, Left to Right: M. Brosius, L. Edmonds, M. Maxwell, M. Greenawalt C. Himes, M. Glosser, K. Osessia, K. Stewart, S. Rimer, D. Carrier, D. Crawford, 1. Uzmack, B. Wise, J. Breniman, C. Steward, K. Drake, K. Newell, M. Boroviek, D. Pfendler, S. Schreckengost, J. Fetzer, T. Tristano, R. Ober, K. Estadt, H. Ordiway, M. Hamilton, K. Martin. 105 1 . '-. ' 17 Of. - . J V .V ll ' J , r .,,,i., Q 'S '11-V L. to R., M. Himes, M. Agostinelli, K. Ordiway, T Lewis, R Reinsel, K Fagley, P Klrchoff, L Schierberl S Wilshire, M. Amer, M. Pasquarette, L. Smathers, S. Snyder, D Wh1teh1l1 P Weidner, R Bohlen, S Michalski, C Fetzer, T Sny der, M. Donachy--D. Magness, J. Bigley, S. Aaron, S Himes, L Clark, J Fetzer, J Bigley, B Zilhaver, M Brosius, G Black, 1.. Weidner, S. Duffy, D. Lavely, S. Krevda, L Lewis J Kime, B Philhps, E Ober, H Ordiway, D Norton, B Bamett, R. Cherico, V. McCleary, B. Wise, M Glosser, S Lindsay, J Cherico, K Shook, J Rainey, C Lahr, D Kaser 1. Carlton, K. Ward, D. Bowser, M. Ruslavage, S Heinrich, G Haws, K Martin, J Uzmack, T Black, B Seitz, M Fag ley, J. Donachy, R. Ober, K. Drake, S. Martz Twirling batons glittering in the sunlight, synchronized guns whirling in mid-air, brilliantly colored flags waving in the breeze, and bandies marching about the football field, gleaming brass instruments and thun derous drums reverberating music all in a wave of invigorating school spirit. 106 AN if L fx . M S S 945 A S4 S' S M ' + . 1-1! ai'-'f1Z? 'fifgg2 ?'4'kgF ' WV-1-Wiz'i'5.,,T-Y-xfiifv. ' it iii.-.L3L.'fQLiQQ:-Jfl :firm f' lf., , - .. ' . ' ' ,S 'A Q ' , , L . k,,,,, A . , Q K ., . I '--1 v:,,,,f Ph, rr: ,LL 51- , , ' f V - H W -:Q .1 .H 45-3:4-V Vgglif .115 Z, , K f W ' , 1 .Nay R Q U, I , ,V 3, 1 Ia, Y 'II 5 iq- -:sq-gglez V E ' ,fl ,K V -f si- Aj-.5-RX' . 'N' ' - 1- Q -- sr. Y' r 5 , fl 155 -. Rf-, ' w I ' A ' ' L y ' +2 1 9: no 5:2 Af- ,Q , fi , S, S . -X W f ' ,-li o il -v..-in 1... Q12 . - Sffigix. 51326 6 K: - ' , , - C- ,- ,jgig-,pw 'nu -, ', H ,, jvgff' 1 V ,yy jqg A' , f 1 b Q , Q ,.,,VV I ., QA .V M . I T51 V . . ,. .Zi M , D' - J' V- L1 A 5: ii ' ' A , -- y A O. K ,- :M fy, 1 -.1 In L. V N K 1. - . J, .ilcwfdv , h . l ltr. . N x-ri A S ' ' ' T A fi' Qtr! A ' -5 if . Y - -N L - ' A V -L. . , . .Snr ,. My I. J I -. , Y 5 -'-V , . 'V K V 1 Vf L , - A ,T ,U h , Y. -- - i . , t 1 il A, ,L I S - f - 2 ' ' S a ' 'S Q . S , . .S ,, f 2 - M L. to R. E. Ober, M. Himes, V. McC1eary, M. Agostinelli, D. Whitehill, K Ordiway, S Lindsay, T Lewis, P. Weidner. QSenior Band Membersy. Lorna Moore fDrum Majorettey. L. to R., J. Hoo- ver, J. Polatty, C Porter, S. Hind- man, K. Cherico QBasicsj. 'I I M '1 - .. M., 1 -' 3155-- f'f,53,gQ31.e'15 5331 if f L. to R. S. Stauffer, T. Kline fF1ag xg 'M 1 if' - Co-commandersj, L. Kiser, V. 'PE-5 gfg,?1f5i:!-w5 -,J 3 Watson QGun Co-Commandersl, B. Z M ' 5 .N ' Lilly QHead Majorettej. jf , ,.. X ,A-N f A M . 1 s S N tiff, Sl 'C V Q Xf'w., 1 . .. nf Y' 1 .M . iw . 'go ., NX, X ,L . 15' X, Q? ,M .4 .4 A-Aw-f. an ,., W, ' ' .,'.f-if. ,,g,x.4,. in AMX. - . -. - ,,-1 nw.. 4.-' 441. ' - -1 V ,,,:1.var,: .X - U' 15 : ' f V .-1,. '55 fs' 1 '. :7ft??f'.,: fm- 'fit-Gi - . fi?-f'k...A ., .l '..1n?T-.3 f.'L.,i.v'..,-3 ' fy' ' '-WBT - ... .- yi. 6? L 25' .W my 53,A.3J.Z.,-rf ,, ,, . . ...av .1 ff' ' ,, i.rf:'!i37ii Vicky Watson L. to R., V. Watson--I.. Kiser, J. Wilshire--G. Hartle, B. Ward, J. Gruber. Jodi Gruber L. to R., M. Cipriano, L. McGinley, P. Caldwell, B. Lilly, A. Greenawalt, B. Curll, L. Mushrush. Lori McGinley Beth Lilly Amy Greenawalt Brenda Curll T1na Kline ,,....Y--V ' - ff- . - 5 7,.. . . 1.-W..--v - , , . , ......., Y A.-P f- M 11571 . . , ..-H-..----r -- . gg.. .. I sv . ..., .....,,-.f....-A-.3--51,-aff. ., ., . --a-f-M ' - -- 2 1. 1 ' ' A ,, W...-.-.-.. V z 'wu- ' ffggili ' Q fvm, b H, .uf v -c . 'G ,555 ' ?gQ-if E ::p'f--:XR W 'U .wfhfx Q. 'Wil V., vu W R -kvwgyyk au? Q ' SFI... M 5 .I A ' . ' ' flfjw. x. 1 , I V V Z J f r 'f. 'Law'-K, A 5 MW1- . ,f ,L r-M A , - , it Q, ' I. P'-ll I - '- 'fx 3 I. 4 ? - ' . .., -vnfy ...A ' ' ':l.'- N' , 6 5 '-'35 x Q. , . fx - . r in ,S 1 I L G ggi. 1: -w 11 .fl-:A an M.. Y1x N M? TMS' . Alix K ,,'-Y-:.jjsv,' A, u Uv A . H ,. .. ,. A.-fy: A ' . 73215 1 .. ,Ss'Il.d'WfA5frf'f , W 1 3 'gl '-1' N51 -v---,w x , 'W-fmf4W+f'1ff . ,' ' -2...- ,, H dj -Ttwftivrg wh ' 5 P W W ' J , A-- -- .. .,,' ,Q .-..,f'. K , ,W - 4 - , ff- , 'si' ' n .A ' ' 25, A' V, . . f --S I gt K P . -- A QV V1.1 K N, 4ZV f HQN4 Y' -... 4. f- wwgrvw, iw, fp A Q, .f 'Nga 1, H, Www WW, ,.g:c'ff:fR..fs ,Jw v , . - 1 W- -, , X A., 51 1. 5 - ff' -A Aff. 4... Le-3 ,icq Y ' , N,'f,f.',WQ'3f-J.Vf.J-jigghj f5..1lLV..g--'2..ss1',N to R., M. McMunn, D. Donahue, B. Kiser, I. Kroh, T. Durante. 5 I 1 f . if W... Q. 9 ,K-1,5 - , -rn Debbie Murphy V .4 .mf -W 'wik- Kline, S Stauffer, I Amsler, D Murphy, C Steward L U n County Choir: L. to R. V. McC1eary, E. Ober, D. Donahue, M. Lander, S. Martz--M. I-limes, T. Lewis, K. Ordiway, M. Agostinelli--T. Snyder, M. Donachy. .w,Lis4'21., B-A ,,,.1, Q3 X 's.i: 2.:?jw '1?n f J. .V-I-5.1, of? -3 V ....Af,. 1 sa- . :fs-A-,I 1 :Q 110 I Q BOBCAT HARRIER L. to R., M. Schierberl, S. Har- wick--B. Breniman, 1. Breniman, K. DeGregorio--B. Slike, T. Lewis, M. Burton--R. Murphy. Z ,jQClarion f3lggjg g gg Brookville f clarion jt5j5.1 g Clarion Limestone ' Clafivn f t i iZ5fi 1165 if Sf- Ma1'Y'S t Clafioff t 1 551 ' Y Cenffal Chrisdan C19f1'i911 . 'T F1 M -Oil City C1!11'iQ11q P ' fi V f i CROCICY Grove Clarion at M if C y Q25 5 Central Christian r yaradford 1 ilomsollbufg M Shamwck vauey 'o'. l'il 4165.5 Broiifvillef l iff' 151 it Sf- fM3i7'Sf l ' l A- ' A 'T if ii... 5 , i 11 a 4 LOST: all lTIEiD:2 eleelzel M 1, e. -. v 1 ' 'X ' ' ' N Y ' 5 3 T'If ff 'i i You jog around a little . . . and BANG-you're running for 3 long miles. You get awfully tired . . . too soon. So tired that you're all alone and . the grassandtreesandworldblur. You can't really tell if that's Monk up there in front, or Ben or Scott or Barry . . . Coach's voice sounds so far away at the top of the hill. But it was worth it, wasn't it? Being district county champs the first year out. Ben being district champ with new course, district and school re- cords, and the team going to states. Yes, it was worth it. Coach Bowersox 2-2 it Originally I wasn't going to go out for cross country, but Mr. Bowersox twisted my arm and persuaded me. I'm glad I did because of om- winning season.--BenBren- iman I enjoyed cross country this year. It was an experience I won't forget. Through cross country I learned something about myself and my teammates. I found you can work hard and still have a good time. We had a surprisingly successful season. For the first year, we could not have asked for much more. --Scott Harwick This sport requires a special person to participate--like someone who is not out for football. Cross country had its ups and downs. The fact that we won is always there. Practice stinks. Races are no fun. But, before and after the race we have fun. lCheerleaders, stats., etcqlf I had to do it again--I'd give it more thought. But I'm glad I did it in 1974.--Monk , Schierberl Cross country is a hard endurance sport. To nm not less than 2.5 miles, you must be able to endure the monotony of taking step after step. First you've got the nervousness of wanting to win as you line up to start. Then as the gun goes off, the pain starts. You're always trying to catch the person in front of you. Two miles later comes the finishing sprint. Exhausted, you fall gasp- ing for breath--only to find out that you've lost. --Tim Lewis Because of our breathtaking practices with Sox's accurarte stopwatch, I enjoyed run- ning cross country. I'm glad we had a win- ning season for our first year. I hated the starts but liked the stats. --Mark Burton E IOR HARRIER ,Kyiv Ex4 -' 1 Ben Breniman Scott Harwick Monk Schierberl Mark Burton Tim Lewis W f-rf., ., fy? 31-,M , ..w. .,-.4 Ben Breniman, District 9 Champion. 1 Pictures compliments of Clarion News. . I JlKFsV..Qe fi: 6 ,,'b'k'9f BGBCALT L. to R., E. Kline, K. Martin, D. Miller, T. Brooks, D. Metcalf, J. Stroup, R. Grejda, G. Rhoads, M. Whisner, S. Grejda-- R. Walters, M. Aaron, R. Hartle, G. Worrell, R. Porter, B. Santini, B. Hager, P. Cherico, M. Heagerty--F. Cherico, T. Ziernba, M. Greenawalt, D. Hartle, B. Gwin, A. Peterson, F. Yoho, R. Selker--K. Hartle, J. Porter, M. Hartle, J. Dodds, K. Krevda, M. McC1eary, J. Miller. l We ran, we hit, We fought hard, and we tried. There were times of great joy and great disap- pointment. Too much disappointment. We made mistakes and some guys got hurt. We learned that things are not always easy. Hope- fully, We learned how to lose and how to fight back after we lose. What We learned from foot- ball Will help us throughout our life. 116 L. to R., P. Mowry, L. Wiser, A. Arth, J. Reish. QCoachesl FOOTBALL L. to R., R. Grejda, J. Stroup fco-captainsj l.. to R. K. Bachman, W. Henry, L. to R., J,.n,H,uIse, S. Hindman-- L. Lignelli fmanagersj B. Stewart fstats.5 L. to R., M. I-Ieagerty, D. Miller, G. Rhoads, M. Whisner, K. Martin, T. Brooks, D. Metcalf, B. Hager, B. Santini. . ' l Playing football at Clarion has meant many things to me. There will be a lot of memories, both good and bad. I will miss it. --Rick Grejda Football has given me many reward- ing experiences. Through football I have gainedthe joy of winning and the agony of defeat. Football has given me a strong foundation as I strive for ia rewarding life. --Tim Brooks My three years in varsity football were kind of disappointing. I feel that we could have won the championship any of the three years. My senior year was the most disappointing. Out of any year that was the one I wanted to get the championship the most. Football wasn't all bad though. I made a lot of friends and had a lot of good times. Practices were hard, but the gamm were fun.--Greg Rhoads For the last three years, football has given me a chance to work as a team. It also was a lot of hard work, but it has been enjoyable. --John Stroup I was disappointed this year because I thought we should have been in the championship game. For some rea- son we didn't make it. This has hap- pened three years in a row. I hope they can work it out and have a win- ner next year. --Mark Whisner Getting along with the team and the coaches is what football meant to me. Football also meant many other things that I can't find words to ex- press.--Dale Miller Being a member of the football team was quite an experience. Despite our 4-5 record, I felt that we had the best team in the conference. All in all I can truthfully say that I really do love Mr. Arth. --Lumpy Martin In spite of a 4-5 record, I felt that we could have been 9-0. Due to the fact that we had some bad breaks and injuries, we weren't. I enjoyed par- ticipating in football the last three years. --Danny Metcalf SENIORS . , 1. l 4 4 , BOBCAT BASKETBALL is Victory. Sometimes it can't be judged by a scoreboard. It's in the mind of those who've raced franti- cally down the court trying to sink a final basket before the buzzer sounds. It's in the players who've practiced long hours only to feel the frustration and disappointment of defeat. It's that team who whole heartedly attempts to perservere even though they are unsuccessful in their endeavors. lt's that team who comes away a winner. ,Clarion Cochranton Cranberry Cilariofn Dasffon Clarion West Forest Clarion Karns City Clarion Clarion Limestone Clarion Moniteau Clarion Keystone Clarion East Brady Clarion North Clarion Clarion Union Clarion Redbank Clarion A-C Valley Clarion Karnes City Clarion Clarion Limestone Clarion Moniteau Clarion Keystone Clarion East Brady Clarion North Clarion Clarion Union Clarion Redbank Clarion A-C Valley 4 'I20 . U , Otiaaoxxx J D552 3 2 Q f 5 f it Q , i- 3 i Q, l l'is.f ' . M gtg, Egypt-one ,,, A K ' . rsity: L. tQ.kR- .5Renwgck, E. King, ?T.- v., D broa-kv F. Chegjgzo--Ivilldfvhisnei .,D. Towliffnd, R.'P6rter.Q'5j p 21 ifsgvgg , SE' :ilmll we . 3 ., iii' 'M i.-,ii n C lt fliiu 1 A Www' f , I , L! ' 1 ' - i ' ' f, W QQ L iif KW 1 e.Y9..,l.'Q.ffga i K. 2 I 1 ' i. . N ,X x K -. ,K Q '21 ff 4. X' A I Cyxtfii ,ww 4 M it ,ri fi ,V V. K. A S-'- 6 ILY B agerty, G , o HS l I Basketball has given me many reputable attributes. On the court I have gained sportsmanship and leader- ship, to name a few. With these experiences, I will now be able to take a more indepth look at the world that awaits me. --Tim Books Although basketball was not a competitve success, I felt that I gained an insight into the feelings of the other members of the team. This was very important to me. Also, I was pleased to have the opportunity to compete against the fine athletes from the other schools of our coun- ty. --Bob Dornbrock I enjoyed basketball Very much! Iwish that things would have Worked out differently. Good luck to all the future teams. - -Mark Whisner -- b.. A SENIOR PLAYERS s. Heinrich, A. V V ,V 1 Peterson, J. viiftfgiizigz I VA Q Bfehiman, K- -,,. M,,Ql.ifff fx ' 1 Renwick, R. V . H C M P. VV , VV L V V, V L Q3 sa K. DeGregor1o, Q f' ' v '5 ff 4 MQ V V ' I T, 'Q , VV .A G. Haws, J. A XV i gg f, 1 4 4' V Ejfizf- Dodds U.V.J x ' 0 V X VV- V. VX! ,VM V - I r i f 'V' Tx ff!! Q 1 X 1 iii ff ' M fav ff 5 f M 'Nw 4 , 1 fu. f 44.-F f- 'W 4 f fx' gy f--24 A ' f 5 wi fi Xi uh t A V VV V ,Vf X ' lx'f fftirgxa . , - V 'xi'-Vw!!-f V A .ff V VV ' VA VVV. a 5 V F H X ., X ,, f V, f -l L V -VV ' Vi! Vi! -V gjgj... , 4, ' L If ., 'f.'Ql.1...g,j, f h f ', 1: 2 V? A ..-, 9:1 a 'Liga f U 2 U ' xxx ,, J' U ' 3. BUBC TWRE TLI G i, 4 M M ,, i, .M . XJ ,, ,,., , Q 5 H V .1 ti.:it1x15zZitiQC2'i.gL.,Lfl . T. Lewis, 1. Miller, C. Carrier, M. Greenawalt, B. Hager--J. C1pr1ano, G Magrmi, K Krevda, M McCleary, B Bremman, D. Miller, C. Mahle, L. Lignelli--K. Bachrnan, j. Lewis, J. Humphrey, B BFOSILIS, I Porter G Worrell, K Martin, I Stroup, R. Sell-ser, B. Santini, S. Grejcla, F. Yoho, M. Aaron. County Ford City Curwensvill e With a show of teeth and a pounce he's upon you Any attempts at overpowering him are useless. Only a brief struggle occurs before you're pinned beneath his powerful form. In a moment it's over and the victor roars with triumph. There's noth- ing quite like Wrestling with a Bobcat. 124 S, Stauffer, L. Denio, M. Smathers, M. Duffy, S. Martz, P. Weidner, V. McC1eary, M. Lander fSta.tisticiansj. Wrestling has played a very important part of my life in the last six years. It has been enjoyable for me and kept me active in sports. This is considered to be an individual sport to others, but in my eyes, I have seen as much team work in wres- tling as any other sport. Wrestling has taken me many places andl have also en- joyed meeting people from other places. --Iohn Stroup. Although the practices are long and hard, the satis- faction received after win- ning is a worthwhile re- ward. --Klancy Martin. Wrestling is a great sport as far as I'm concerned. First of all, a wrestler has to be well conditioned, physically as well as men- tally. Your mental state of mind has alot to do with the way you wrestle. Also, your body has to be in shape. As a wrestler I have learned to discipline myself by watching what I eat in order to main- tain my required weight. In order to perform your best, you have to love the sport-- Greg Magrini. Wrestling to me meant hard work and frustration, but overall it had its re- wards--Ben Breniman. ' Wrestlingis almostevery- thing to me. It teaches you to go out into the world on your own and to compete with others. Wrestling is a sport where everybody makes the team. First, it is an individ- ual effort. Second, it is a team effort. It is one of the most physically and mentally straining sports in the world. - -Dale Miller. Wrestling is an individ- ual sport as well as a team sport. It gives you a chance to meet and make friends with wrestlers from other schools. Wrestling is a lot of hard work, but at the same time a lot of fun. --Lee Lignelli. E IOR WRE TLER Diff 3 9 6 U V a 2 2 ,W 4 l M V15 1 W, , fi Y Q1 I ...V ,I,1v. , XJ Q K - k K 1-, vim -' . x 1' , .' Fi -N ' if ?i'f3,,f .e iff, if 3 , . - Iv if 1. A ,viii . Lee Lignelli Ben Breniman Dale Miller Greg Magrini 126 John Stroup Tim Lewis Klancy Martin v E . kk! Y A . W, - ,. . ' 12 + A . ww 4 1 .5524 V ,'Aa ' 'WMM ill' .1 L S s A , 3 ' 4 . ..., il' V? . vp 115:-at ,. -fy n ,Nha-Ww ' M 'tina-, . 'if 1 3 ' g 1 52, t RQ 'SQA 'f JR. HIGH FOOTBALL na H 1 y B .1 a 1 'nn DIAGONALLY, TOP to BOTTOM: B. Sharrar, H. Shoemaker, K. Martin, D. Wright, D. Etzel, J. Cotterman--J. Lawrence, M. Scott, J. Spindler, P. McClaine, P. Kifer, T. Magrini, D. Jaquish, M. McFerren, D. Williams--R. Schreckengost, L. Gesin, P. Nachtway, I. Kroh, R. Grimm, R. Kiser, R. Frampton, P. Sellcer, B. Grant--J. Carlton, P. Kirchoff, M. DeGregorio, M. Hoover, N. Rapalje, D. Drake, M. Broscious, V. Slike, K. Lehnortt--B. Etzel, P. Kiser, J. Uzmack, M. Humphrey, M. Stroup, T. Black, C. Meyers-- K. Smith, M. Agostinelli, M. Lees, D. McKlune, L. Peterson--D. Shoemaker, P. Grant. The plays are called and the players rush to the field. Bodies collide with force, motivated by a desire for victory. A ball is hurled through the air, clearing a goal post. And in that split second, it's over. But Where did it begin? With men who through dedication hard Work, inspira- tion, and caring can take a group of boys and transform them into champions--those men are Coaches Austin and Wilhelm. 128 gl in B N 144, 'WJALL tk New Coach: R. Lawrence. Tri-captains: K. Martin, B. Sharrar, L. Peterson. Clarion Clarion Clarion Clarion Clarion Clarion Clarion 7 Clarion 30 8 Keystone 16 h V 6 UniOI1' 1 32 1 262 A-C Valley 28 2 26 Clarion Limestone 14 22 Moniteauv 1 8 l4EEast Brady 78 12iKarns City 18 6 Redbank M Won: 5 Lost: 3 s.'?7i1ig y ,571 Q ' ,-f, , , ,qv . fw2.aL3!ks'?fff7 L-, A at-. G-uw -pn Vflgif-L -fR 5ff' , ,V L, .' ,j fd, ,iyrwigg 1' fa, M A. if sfo ff . 'ig 'W ' 94' wid ' will . -Q - JR. HIGH BA KETB LL 9th Grade: D. Senard, S. Raybuck, M. Met- calf, M. Humphrey, M. Nanz, C. Bashline, E ' I v D. Mcchme, J. Mc- g 4 Call, M. Agostinelli, 'M ,- B. Sharrar, P. Selker, K. Smith, S. Michal- 'H - ski, K. Mechling. 'The following is a simple mathematical formula that if followed exactly, produces a successful basketball team: 1. Take one good player. 2. Multiply him by five. 3. Add spirit, skill, and determination. 4. Subtract injuries. 5. Divide by one terrific coach. CHINT--Any number greater than zero divided by one is that same numberb. 6. Add up all the points. CORRECT ANSWER: The Bobcats. 130 ' TVTQQW ,.., r--K Coaches Austin and Lawrence Q1 r. ,ff ,ff J . J Qfwl. ,. ,, if , ,f 3' K, ,ff ,fig Q 1 ff! I I, v. '94, 9QIs?,w' ' r , 1 ',,f Clarion Clarion Clarion Clarion Clarion Clarion Clarion Clarion Clarion Clarion Clarion Clarion Clarion Clarion Clarion Clarion Clarion Clarion Clarion East Brady Cranberry West Forest Cranberry Keystone ' , Union F Karns City Redbank East Forest A-C Valley- Clarion Limestone East Brady A-C Valley: V East Forest West Forest Keystone M North Clarion Clarion Limestone Union ,rfb ff? W N I Clarion Clarion Clarion Clarion Clarion Clarion Clarion Clarion Clarion Clarion Clarion Clarion Clarion Clarion Clarion Cranberry West Forest Cranberry Keystone Karns City Redbankf ' V L A. C. Valley Brookville .Brookville Clarionlgimestone A.C. Valley F West Forest Keystone North Clarion 5 5 , Clarion Limestone 8th Grade: 1. Cotterman D. Wright, R. Miller Chernickey, D. Shoe maker, I. Spindler, D Etzel, D. Jaquish, P McClaine. 7th Grade: J. Radaker, B Smith, K. Ordiway, M Germany, I. Means, M Caulfield, B. Etzel, DeG1-egorio. JR. HIGH WRE TLI G M 5 .YL c.' 4 p ,S N' ' ' ' , kaffwf-3i2i i'2' 4, , , t. M , 4 ,K gi 5 . , i ifmfaddl' Y 'K y 4 L. to R. M. Brosius, M. Leas, 1. Rupert, T. Servey--D. Lewis, B. Reinsel, M. Scott, C. Meyers, T. Magrini, M. McFarren, T. Black, P. Kifer--M. Amer, M. Stroup, H. Shoemaker, K. Fagley, K. Martin, J. Uzmack, K. Slike, M. Hoover. They're cal- led grapplers. They're a team pitted against op- ponents of equal Weight and simih ar size in evenly matched conten- tion. Each Wres- tler experiences the sheer gratifi- cation of over- powering his ad- versary in a man to I'1'13.I'1 Gl'1COllI1te1'. It's a personal triumph shared by the entire squad. 132 Coach D. Weible M. Brosius--B. Reinsel, M. Scott, T. Black--K. Mar- tin, C. Meyers, J. Uzmack fCaptainsj. Clarion Clarion Clarion Clarion Clarion Clarion Clarion Clarion Clarion Clarion Clarion Clarion Ridgew ay Brookville L Franklin W Redbank Marion Center Brockway Punxsutawny Cranberry Redbank Saint Mary's Brookville Saint Mary's 44 BOBKITTE You'd never believe that We have girls here who can shoot baskets. Not only that, but who can run, dribble, hustle . . . and Win. Miss Sepich- What's your secret? And Mr. Harris-coach of an ag- gressive, able and enthusiastic J. V. team. Looks like great things to come in the future! L. to R., T. Heasley, S. Sepich, J. Dunmyre-- L. Dolby, D. Diuante--K. Ward, J. Crooks--M. Lander, B. Ward--J. Amsler, T. Kline--L. Cur- ran, V. Watson. - YS L. to R., T. Heas1ey,' E. Harris, ' D. Durante--R. Cherico, D. ' Ragley--J. Cherico, M. Staab, J L. Dolby--K. McC1aine, T. Tris J. Radaker. 37-5 ' tano--P. Lawrence, J. Seigworthm- , .B H N LNAWAN , tri. ,.,,,,., ,, , W, . I g V JogLwL,,..,M.. 41 L. to R., L. Curran, V. Watson Qco-captainsl X L. to R., J. Kroh, C. Hopkins, R. L. to R., B. Kiser, D. Donahue, B. Ober, L. Cherico U. V. Managersj Belfore, J. Wilshire QV. Managersj Clarion 54 25 Redbank - Clarion ' 49 , I 47 ' Moniteau Clarion 49, 50 Kams City Clarion 60 ' 31 Keystone fyg A Clarion 4 0 3 7 Union ' Clarion 63 30 V East Forest Clarion 55 , 31 Clarion-Limestone Clarion 77 T 33 A-C Valley Clarion 65 A 40 North Clarion Clarion 52 38 Redbank Clarion 52 29 Monireau Clarion 50 35 Karns City Clarion 68 T ' 31 Keystone Clarion 33 53 Union Clarion 76 28 East Forest Clarion 78 S3 Clarion-Limestone Clarion 69 32 A-C Valley Clarion 50 27 North Clarion - WON: 16 Losrzz THE TEAM WE WERE Memories of the games We left behind From the plays we learned in practice GF THE TEAM WE WERE Scattered articles of the games that made the news Games we had for one another OF THE TEAM WE WERE. Can it be that it was so ex- citing then--will time forget every game If We had the chance to play them all again-- Tell us! Would We? Could We? Memories may be happy ones, and yet WHAT'S TOO PAINFUL TO REMEMBER ARE THE GAMES WE LOST. SO lT'S THE VICTORIES, WE WILL REMEMBER WHENEVER WE REMEMBER THE TEAM WE WERE. -- Senior Players 16061004 iff' f V .225 wt ,,,, C1451 . ' 3- '..'.1 : ' Q f+s.f,evs , K V. f in V , 6 if 'sz 4. A may J' I 'S X ! L' N.Z ,ix NZ I ,, . M4 0 4 V 'ff ff a 41? I M. 'Z ..z ' .v., , . Xi f f'f! J- mawq P? ,Q 4 1 'vgwyggfa-V: W '4?w4J affsff V :+1Yf?fi 5 ,ef Y M .1 X55 201-133' 3 'W Q H, 5 1 , , CHEERLE DER . 1 -.Af iw C. Sardi, T. Lewis, K. Austin, K. Kesner, M. Kelly, S. Stehle, M. Schierberl fVarsityj. Susan Stehle Carla Sardi Saddle shoes and Wind-blown hair, smiles and yells to a sea of stony faces. And, of course, Susie's great stunts. Help came from Miss Miller While the rah-rahs cheered everyone on. A-4 Q 51 '91 'A 'Ho U.V.J S. Stroup, D. Murphy, L. Kiser, C. Schmader, J. Bauer, S. Spittler. .I , r K K, ,-154 A Cheering has meant a lot to us during the years. It has meant NEVER missing a Wednesday practice, put- ting up bulletin boards, and making players' notes. We have met other girls and made new friends at camp. Who will ever for- get Sage ? There has been a lot of fun such as going to Gar- neau's for dinner at the close of each season. Will We ever forget the time Cindy, in a flurry of excitement, toppled off the players' bench during a Jr. High game? We'll all miss cheering for our mighty Bobcat teams. We will always be proud of the Cats and Wish them the best of luck in the future. --Deb Murphy- -Carla Sardi --Susan Stehle--Cindy Schmader. L. to R. C. Aaron, P. Winters, R. Ion, C. Brosius, J. Riley --L. Miller. Wres- tling cheerleadersj Mary jane M111er gulf 5 A ,X ,N w ,fx X 1 r TN 'np ,f A W , A kx k uf M ,J N, LQPMCD LXCD wi, MLWX M11 fi UQ' Www mf i2 mf L,1 X W f A ,n A W kiwy mmm5,dx4maufdnwUwW 'A Q Yi Qwyf wcwwwt fx T V is ,Qi QW 1 M Q, FL X I , , ' , 'V I QQXLVQL pf Avg I P- in K ,'jQj 5,5 nt , L Ag Q mml my UQJGLQQL WL f QQ lif U GN r r. kj 4 X f -' X -'jp' f AY x fN N www M X N f f Quai KWWL CPNQX ffl, X m A V V, F N A Q Qmk QggikvblfvimwawpwkKWWWWMQWW WML wGf2 fl QS? ?J UQ, Kc, 1 mm ii U, KDQLCJFDN fm W BOW QW XJQQL V USL! , 'N , ,gy -5 X v mXmmSfWxWw !m94bQwR ?XW5f f5??QX X fx XTXUL ' UXfiQ, N BUQMLJQ J if 3 'OL Q KX' fp A' A f i fx, Qkq5iL'QQv M2 A' Qxv Q Lbvkglgb 'DQ X - ,kmgpyg 'J LN my V 9 UJWC 'L YQQSQULL WL UUA j V M N AR ' ,hm G A by QXN why wm5 wx,wwAxN wL1, K O vwskffvkf X D fAA f fygL XX- V 1 k www Qilmmb + . N XX rx . 'W Q XV X ff V N 'mm -, -XX 1 , GLQYQDVXASL MEL L TQ KLLLQYQS QQ, LQVLLXQJ lx' rvgfi rm-. Y Z, , P f rm ' A x V AVM h ., 7 A ,T A , ,X M I Nd ' - , - . - Xi N WU Q 19 WUNQK Lfpw P Alam Bbbk LQMQM UNL cwwok wwxiiib wwqmssbb 'gawk MH Y W 51609 Q A 1 ?QQMJ W I love you all! --Mr. Wiberg We're proud of Clarion Area Schools! --Mr. Schneider ,gf 'Ae A., 2 ,P A Je. . ., , , To the back of the line. --Mr. Harris ,Q no Do you know where you're headed? --Mr. Brochetti i' f ' Y' 3, fe IS 'N , -J A ,k ,iw vi' if i e f , Q. , ,r7 . -.' ,Pr 3 1.Q ,i ,,oA,L 5. V X :Q 2 'f ' 1 ,fam J , +4 9 N x XX I 3 ff fl . ! . , P Ls fx , .1 Vmlo, if i f E L. Robert Wiberg Herbert Schneider Edward R. Harris E, , 11631 High School Principal . Superintendent of Schools Assistant Principal ' ,r M. Bd. University of M. Ed. ,Pen11Sy1V Q Y pate ,'-1- P W A, M. Ed. George 'iy' tate Pittsburgh eUnive1sity ' 2 a.i., Washington Uni: ' Qlliii V 'Wfs , P 5 A 1, . , ,, as Y -f - was' , ,M ff' K -I: I ,iiw wa' ,fb ,f ac ima. , 1 gy., BNIN 1 . :Me Will these students please report to the office . . --Mrs johnson l can't issue tardy slips. --Mrs. Newell Good Morning, Mr. Schneider. --Mrs. Dills You've got to be kidding! --Mrs. Lewis Good Morning, Mr. Schneider. --Mrs. Hulse in f 'f .f .K 'Q i if 1 I X Y, x fr , J g l A Donna Lewis X Secretary to Mrs. fx X Lignelli ane D' . Secre Mr. Sch ider Wib erg B etty Johnson Secreta to Edith Hulse Secretary to Schneider YY Wiberg .525 ia Shhh . . . I'm recording! --Mr. Kapp What's the story here? --Mr. Reish Heeeeey! --Mr. Beichner This is just my opinion, people. --Mr. McCord ,ill 5 if -74 -- -i . llffly . gf' IA, ,z A V' ps- 3 ll...1 - Riga v.' g,i' ft r rug.. nl. ' ' -1 1 V- ' A.Zi.L'Q -- '1 V- A 1 - I -Q ffj'5 ,,1ggif1-:fefw -,. . , M fgqij 5 tl REQ b fav- Q 9 ' h . kg r 5- l j .'- N ' . ! t S f A f 5 , . 9' he 1 S Qi 5 :gi 17' L . ' ff - , S V sliagf w ',,gjg,lvlc'i Gbfflaof Qi - 5 ' ff bf M w s ? -H 'J'Sf arion State x , -S: -1-11' A wks ,- ' COURSE 3 ' 5 Ki S 53 ' I F John Reish S I y 5 Physical Education L flff s',k f fff 4,'A 'S ' 1 C. ' Paul Kapp B.S. Lock Haven State College 4 Joseph P. Beichher if! T C C C 1 Media Specialist M.S. Clarion State College ' ii Science o f ' 'S 1- E B. S. Clarion State Qgllege ka Fi Rh , tsl .! Q Hey, boy! - -Mr. Borovick Let me tell you about . . --Mrs. Grosch . . . And what have you! --Mrs. Estadt Does anyone need me for five minutes? --Mr. Brickner at f Nr If-,,.,,,.mn x Joseph G. Borovick l lndusimial Arts M.A. Eastern Michigxap Univezsity Z-J 5 , lf V N X., Camlyn Grosch English M.Ed. Clarion State College 9 Q . vt A ,fax , Marne at t n English, Speech B.S. Clarion Sta ' 1 l l-E ,I ? R V h te College Harry C. Brickner Art, Drafting M.A. Allegheny College When I m done workmg, you can be done working. --Mr Mowry Don t worry 1b0ut the pfmrked cars, Worry about What's on the qnaixvxi .V ve, x S , x KL , ,T ,,,. .. X , Ag . xi . vim ,ex S iw xx-Kr Nyla Metcalf ' I-Izstory, Reading B S. Slippery Rock Stdte College j If f . ,f , n , v c ff W Qaawfiwv lfewwwfjp ,, X f y lwwezii- l wel-1 !'14VGi' ' I f f X f' - Capeche? --Miss Montana 6 LM' I refuse to teach that class with girls in here. --Mr. Lawrence V1 eA,,. You know what I mean? --Mrs. Phero Come on, people. --Mr. Pratt .N-R A I W 4dQ'2'Est. My x I A I f 7 ff o A A L i 1 if fr fi 5 1 ' , N, E f E W, ' X X 1 ' I E ,L Q x.J Robert Lawrence l ' XX, txillhysical Education, Health xi 4 Morrell Pratt B.S. University of Wisconsin Spanish Anna Jo Montana Lois Phero M'A' French . B.S'. ,C1arion'State College Ifilolgqe Eigggxglcgnivemity of - ' ' 2 . Indiana i 55 .... 11,1 ' xuifsivx :NJYHN - ' Hziiz' -1 H S: :kwa . 'X iddlebury College si What's that mean? --Mrs. Silvis l, 2,3,4 . . . 1,2 ready go! --Mr. Weible V1 Line up, girls. --Miss Sepich Alright people, let's have some quiet. --Mr. Weckerly 1 wwcfff 'jwnf' G ary Industrial Arts .511 Debbie S Smlvas Music Q 5 B.S. Indiapa Uiaiversity of B. Rock State 'Wg ' ,, Alright, take this dictation. --Mrs. Shontz Peop1e, H H Feet on S , SVT' I X- 3 ' fa.. , ' MWHLE ii! 1 gf is Gladys S. Shontz Business Education B.S. Indiana University of Pennsylvania Nall settle - -Mrs. Nall Anyhow - -Mr. Ochs the floor, no leg Winders --Mrs. Baldwin J Maxima ,L . NWT, fig fi 1 5, fy iz' ,4 I . M. I Eugene T. Ochs Chemistry, Physics B.A. Allegheny College K was - X -lx Alice Baldwin Business Education B. S. Carnegie-Mellon University Get out some paper and take some notes. Star it, circle it, under- line it, learn it! --Mr. George What's so funny about my laugh? --Mrs. Rhoads V Does or doesn't- -clear as mud, right? --Mr. Austin HoW's your wife and my kids? P . X 7 E ig-,r'Y'1i' , f , dnt li, 1 Edward J. George Chemistry, Mathematics M. Ed. Pennsylvania State . My Univ ers ity ' If A. - -Mr. Arendas orothy Rhoads ' d 1 , - Mfr-h....,,Q 'w lk nv' 'L is MW-v' Raymond Aasfiii 'Mathematics ' V M. Ed. --Clarion State. :A fQ X ,lb 1 X State 65-H You wouldn't Want to get in trouble, now would you? Mrs Who S to say who S normal? --Miss M1ller E I: I thmk that I shall never see a poem as lovely as a tree Mrs ,S ,2, 5 N 5 4 4 . nan, 44-4 444 44,2 , . lt 111 v -44 ' - -.gg..,, .. . x .. .. - ' 5 , 4 4 4,,..,, 4:-4444 . 4 'Jean-x44x:k':X.'. 4 . 06095 as , 4444440 14844 xt oss S 11. Hazote tux ,o .4 444 'Q:,44:444'..:Ql u ,44444u444'44 444 043.4444 445 ' 441 4 I ll I 4 4 4 4 4 A 4 4 44444,f 4,' 4114444.41 4, 4 4444444H.H , 14444444 ,,,,, in 444444 HN, . 4-:ml -- ff- 4 lOfl,'.Kl 1 44444 H444 1474 Ml:o ' 'HHH 44 4444 n4au,,:: QI Y ln- .4u .- asa:-:::,' ill nnonnv, ..,x ,441 nug- X41 . Ti. .. .f3f,,.1 444444-fm, xxzsiff-1-w ,4,,,44.4'4 64n,a4 a1 an 4-411' .4!4 . ..s,. 4441,- 44v' 4. ,. 4 44 44,-44 4. ,44 '1-:: AK'444 ....l ii 5 , lay un 3221:-1242444 ,N 44 4. ' 4 .. buff' 1 1 n4y,,.g N 4 I X jane Hlndlhah Sq... V . sf4-:Vxf 56: B S Clarion State 'Col Quarter Error!!! --Mr. Arth Throw out your gum. --Mrs. Russell Ska.bangerwanger --Mr. lzzi Now kiddos. --Mrs. Trunk 'F K Q i T . K, Am ,A .x ul .Ts Alex J. Biology B. S. Clarion State College 152 YQ -we ,cf Russell M. A. Edinboro State College College Izzi Clarion State Floss daily! --Miss Servey O. K. -Take off. --Mr. Bowersox ' of N ll, ff 1 1 1 l Phyllis Servey Dental Hygenist ' Eastman School of Dental Hygiene Bob Bowexsox History Lois T B.A. Westminster College Special Education M. Ed. Clarion State College Bus Drivers: L. to R. G. Maxwell, E Lewis, Mrs. Peterson, R. Hartment, L Wagner, A. Maxwell--B. Black, D Lawrence. Cafeteria Personnel: L. to R.: V. Shook, I. Kelley, V. Judy, L. Ordiway, J. Carroll, G. Trainer, L. Emerick, M. Fet- zer, P. Smith, E. Corbinfab- sentj, K. Pollock fabsentj QManagerj. Custodians: L. to R. W. Bigley, M. Miller, R. jones--R. Jones, E. Moody, M. Aaron, C. Gourley. CHOGL BOARD it -L r f Mrs. Pat Black, Mis. jeanAlexander, Mrs, jane Dills, Mrs. Oleta Amsler--Mr. David Townsend, Dr. Donald Lavely, Dr. Robert Yoho, Mr. William McKissick, Mr. Thomas Dolby. The School Board is a dedicated group of citizens concerned with every aspect of the oper- ations of this school. They are the people who decide upon school pol- icies, attempt to meet the student's needs, and confront, then solve problems that arise, for the simple reason that they care. . , , x 154 Mrs. Oleta Amsler fPres. J, Dr. Donald Lavely Ol. Pres. J. Y: ,711 :wi Aw, 'if .fx AU., - . UV vffv 1 K 11 . uf wf - 1' 11 1 ,Ljg , , A ,fb x U! lj!! . Av Wg' X yi .1 3 I x ,111 ., I X 1 'X . . 1 1. L 1 L! 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Compliments of C 8z K COAL COMPANY Clanon, Pa M T 'esfiffwwggiei W 'ii' hggii iw? 'mi' fimffewe mm. if.Q,31eii:5Xfi Dei W if .ew z5? 2a.5e. 1,-13. Mfr mi' ,., Y if' 2 6 eaxizfif .1 Wiki ?P2+i,'z, eQ,'e w.+..1:uei' M 15 1- Mm 4 X. vmfj' of My if 25.2. 14' 33 ,gf Hy 'fm-f' PM ef V, ..g3vg5f5gjg5ga5gfggfgffg1? egg? ,M wwnm we-qw. Q ?fu'5?1tfif? f'?'fufXef 3 li 14 W 1Mc,f?,2'f if gg-.qu EV? 1 ,, ff K if-M ,N 35 in P 9 M, J se Q QW 1 :Lrg M lgfigfx. S53 KW' '1 i 1 gHi,.Q37f2wf In 2 lei Remember Mrs. Phero throwing a pop bottle at Rick W Grejda. A Q' - - A 6- ' f 1 - f ' ' gen. .,,,.,1-fe A - gm, wg-,mfyir-fnmwf-1 ...wiv X - . L ,www rfymywqffwem'wHw1rE5,' . A3353 .i -. - e... e ,. X N- Qt gems Ma new - eSi.: .9L'r,e-e7w , n.'1w 4 0 imliljz? i' 354 52 5 2 -ir 'sew- '4i'1rm' f' - 'af . . 73, vi- , -i i , - ,:'-4. ' :J fJ'1.e1,-V ff K! Ng.,.,? f ag: 9 Remember overflowing Mrs. Metcalf s sink in eighth grade. 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