Corry Area High School - Corrian Yearbook (Corry, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1970 volume:

EVENTS 7 HURRICANE CAMILLE - Five persons await rescue on rail tracks between Gulfport and New Orleans after winds had lifted their house. 8 KENNEOY S ATTEND FUNERAL - Sen. Edward M. Kennedy follows his wife. Joan into St Vincent s church in Plymouth. Pennsylvania, to attend funeral service for Mary Jo Kopechne. Miss Kopechne died in an auto mishap from which Sen Kennedy escaped (July. ‘69) 9. MISS AMERICA - Pamela Anne Eldred. 21-year-old Oetroit College Senior was crowned Miss America for 1970 in Atlantic City (Sept. '69) 10. ROSES FOR MAJESTIC PRINCE - Jockey Bill Hartack helps to raise blanket of roses atop Maiestic Prince after they won the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs Owner Frank McMahon is at right. 11. UNDERDOGS BECOME TOP DOGS - The New York Mets. and their fans, whoop it up after becoming the baseball champions of the world. (Oct. 69) 12. HIGH TRIBUNAL HAPPENINGS - Abe Fortas. BACK ROW. LEFT, resigned under fire during 1969. Chief Justice Earl Warren. FRONT ROW. CENTER, was succeeded by Warren 8urger. Dedication MRS. ELIZABETH A. W ATSON The 1970 Corrian is dedicated with affection to Mrs. Elizabeth A. Watson in appreciation for her great interest in ) the student body. “She listened to our problems; She helped along the way; She made our lives more pleasant, And more meaningful each day.” 2 The 1970 Corrian honors Mr. Ramsey C. Rogers for his outstanding leadership, guidance, and interest during his many years as a teacher of Art on our high school. 3 How happily the laughing youth Lives from day to day, And never dreams that while he lives Death is not far away. There’s just a single heart beat Between the now and the forever; Just a single heart beat Between today — and never. Oh laughing youth, would that now We could see your smiling face! Would that we could have you back To restore you to your place! Then, we did not love you less. But now- we love you more. Now we see what we have lost Since you are on the other shore. Alas, a truth there comes to us — And oh, the pain it gives — Would that we honored those we loved While they yet do live! But no — we seldom stop to think Until the angel comes Like a shapeless shadow to steal aw'ay The lives of the laughing ones. Oh Laughing Youth, laugh on now As you tread the golden floor; Never again will sorrow touch you. Laugh on forever-more. By Karen Cooney At left: Raymond C. Higlcy. Jr. January 25, 1952 -June 24. 1964 Kenneth Damcott November 25. 1952 -March 8. 1969 Thomas Mocek April 20. 1952 -November 5. 1968 X ADMINISTRA TION Superintendent To The Class of 1970: There are two kinds of people in this world — those who do things and those who make excuses. The graduates of the Class of 1970 will do things. You will become healthy, successful citizens in the world’s greatest democracy — the United States of America - the Land of Freedom and Opportunity. Of course it isn't perfect because it is a country “of the people, for the people and by the people and people aren’t perfect. But it is the world’s greatest country from the standpoint of freedom and opportunity. So let's not make excuses and blame the City of Corry. the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, or the United States. If we are not satisfied with our government — whether it be local, state or federal — we are free to improve it. We are free to plan our post-high school education and qualify for high-paying positions. We are free to make friends and be loved and respected by being concerned and involved with respect to the welfare of others. So let’s chart our future and have the tenacity to stay on course until our dreams materialize. We will help you draw the map. Sincerely, Ray E. Elsea Superintendent of Schools 6 Principal Members of the Senior Class: Your graduation year. 1970, has been referred to by the news media as the beginning of “The Fabulous Seventies”; in your care it could more fittingly be called “The Year of Decision Making.” Few graduates have been called upon to make as many and as important decisions as you will. Since everyone must face the future at the same rate of sixty minutes an hour, you have as much time as the “other fellow” to arrive at essential conclusions. Think things out; continue to do the good job you have been doing; do not follow the crowd blindly. Your parents, teachers, and administrators have faith in you; they have given you the benefit of their ideas, their hopes, and their knowledge. It is my sincere hope that your home and school training will help you in your determination to make good decisions. Remember that these decisions must be thoughtfully and carefully worked out by you - no one can make them for you. Russell L. Brant Principal 7 In The Offices Precisely what the future will bring is not known. All you can be certain of is that it will come, and that it will be different from today. But what you do today — in your personal or professional life — does affect tomorrow. Whether your experiences at Corry High School have fully prepared you to master a world of action — with all its promise of a richer life — depends upon how squarely you face up to the challenges that confront you. The real image of the future is cast by what you do today, tomorrow, next year. Since your graduation is only a prologue, I wish to greet you at the beginning of a great career. Francis E. Bogert Assistant Principal FRANCIS E. BOGERT Assistant Principal J. DONALD WATSON Director of Federal Projects LEROY G. PECK Curriculum Director Corry Area Joint Committee For 1970 Row I: Ray E. Elsea, Superintendent. Darwin F. Wolcott. Mrs. Alice Brown. Mrs. Mardinc McCray; Row 2: Charles Kennedy. R Dale Webster. William H. Kafferlin. Melvin E. Mevsenger, Robert Davidson. Not in picture: James H. Bennett. Frank G. McKnight. Solicitor. S. E. Anderson. Secretary-Business Manager. James Howard. Treasurer. In The Offices Above: J. Donald Watson. Director of Federal Programs: Francis E. Bogert, Assistant Principal; Leroy G. Peck. Curriculum Director; Russell L. Brant. Principal. At Right: Central Office Secretaries -Mrs. Dolores Brynolfson. Miss E. Corinne Cullen. Mrs. Norma Watrous. At Right: High School Office Secretaries Mrs. Jean Rennells. Miss Sheila Walsh. Mrs. Wilma Lundy (Library Clerk), Mrs. Darlene Miller. Mrs. Beverly Haslett. A SATIRE ON HIGH SCHOOL PROFESSORS Don’t say il this way - that is wrong; Say “less short” instead of more long.” Don’t invent your own words; here's the dictionary shelf. Don’t spell on your fingers - you don’t have enough. Don’t call us old — we’re but thrice your age; And don’t say “ain’t” (that’s our privilege). Don’t dream out the window — use the blocks on the floor. Try using your head - that’s what it’s for. You can’t chew gum and talk - don't try it please; Just step to the front and make speeches with ease. Don’t say “by the year” — use annually.” And don't say “ain’t’’ (that’s our privilege). You can’t pull any tricks — we tried it once, too. Don’t try to be smart — we’re all on to you. You can’t fool us because wc know it all — You see, we have practiced since we were small. Never use slang — it defiles your language; And don’t say “ain’t” (that’s our privilege). By Karen Cooney Faculty Below: William Miller. Bookkeeping, Typing: Mrs. Ida Caldcronc. English; Mrs. Sue Poole. English; Richard Pelc, English. At Left: John Licbcgott. Industrial Arts; Eugene Matson. Industrial Arts. Below: Kenneth Harvey, Driver Education; Norman Tarbcll. Industrial Arts. Below: William Matthews. Science; William Klapthor, History; Philip Legal. Chemistry; Fred Schwab. History. P.O.D.. Comparative Government. Faculty At Right: Irvin Downs. Industrial Arts; Jack Rookcr, Mathematics. Below: David Simmons. Mathematics; Richard Parser. Agriculture; David Edwards, Mathematics; Joseph Lukac, Social Studies, Geography. Below: Joseph Frisina. Problems of Democracy; Hiram Daley. English. Journalism; Vincent Salsgivcr, Electronics; David Plylcr, Mathematics. Below: Mrs. Minna Stahl. English, Spanish; Mrs. Clco Brown. Latin; Mrs. Anne Rainesalo, French; E. Annette Coates. French. 4V. Above: Judith Dwyer. Music; Betty Pate. Mathematics; Mrs. Jane Miller. English. Reading; Ronald Rainc. Music. Above: Robert Olson. Science; Chapman Clark. Mathematics; James Brunswick. Music. Below: Mrs. Eileen Brant. English; Benjamin Caldcronc. Social Studies; Phyllis Hill, Spanish. English. Reading; Mrs. Martha Gilliland, English. Latin. Above: Roger Oitaway, Business Mathematics, Business Law; John Rozellc. English; Lee Tripp. Industrial Arts. Above: Vicki Stetson. Physical Education; Louis Hanna. Health: John J. Wilson, Social Studies. Geography. Below: Richard Prather. Art; Max Bcnnink. Biology: William Ellison. Agriculture. Faculty At Left: Mrs. Dorothy Smith. School Nurse: Mrs. Martha Pfusch, Guidance: Albert Difonzo. Guidance: S. Kcppcl Tiffany, Guidance. Below: Helen Rowe. Typing: Mrs. Vivian West, Art: Frank Karasinski. History: Row 2: Mrs. Delores Butters. Shorthand. Transcription. Notchand. Secretarial Office Practice: Victor Cragg, Physical Education. Below: Herman Rcnnells. Science: Mrs. Virginia Ross. Art; G. John Payer. Science. Special Education; William Cochran. Biology. Health. Physical Science. Faculty At Right: Carl Linborg. Social Studies, Geography; Mrs. Elizabeth Jackman. Special Education. At Left: Clarence Eld. Science; Edward Blakeslee, English. Reading. Below: E. Edward Partch. Mathematics: Betsy Yates. Librarian; Mrs. Ruth Panion, Librarian; K. Eugene Wilkins. Mathematics. Below: A. Ray Shaw, Mathematics; Daniel Scanncll, English; Mrs. Mar)' Lewis. Physical Education; Robert Benson. Physical Education. Faculty Above: Nicholas Bogden, Social Studies; James Becker. Social Studies. Geography; Mrs. Elizabeth Watson. English. Reading; tyrs. Louise Hoovcn. English. Reading. Above: Eileen Dunbar. History. Sociology; Mrs. Gladys Howe. Speech; Ruth Bennett. English: Mrs. Margaret Orcutt. English. Below: Mrs. Audrey Heil. Physics; Mrs. Florence Dayc. Home Economics; Mrs. Jeanette Dittman. Home Economics; Mrs. Patricia Wilson. Home Economics. SONG OF THE SENIORS Farewell Corry High farewell to thee; We are now going out - the world to see. We'll be parted assunder from our budding days — And each will tread his separate way. CHORUS: Farewell fleeting youth farewell to thee; We're going out — the world to see. Farewell sheltered life please wish us well; Farewell to thee. Corry High, farewell. Farewell, professors - farewell to all; We arc ready to leave these echoing halls. Farewell younger friends — sometimes we’d rather stay. Thus, with sadness and joy — farewell we say. CHORUS. Farewell fleeting youth farewell to thee; We’re going out the world to see. Farewell sheltered life please wish us well; Farewell to thee. Corry High, farewell. By Karen Cooney Row I: Linda Olson. Kay Simmons. Becky Kane. Joe Harvey, Leslie Om, Norm Hasbrouck, Steve Grice, Penni McLaughlin. Charmaine Gates. Chan Krupa; Row 2: Mrs. Katulich. Pat Miller. Orcutt. Barbara Harrington. Pal Wetmorc. Jeff Peek. Betty Jo Senior Class History President ......................Joseph McLaughlin Vice-President ........................ Becky Kane Secretary .................... . . Charmaine Gates Treasurer ..........................Robert Boutwell Advisor ...................... Mrs. George Orcutt Only now do we. the Class of 1970. realize how swiftly the time has passed. Our Sophomore year was the beginning of our experiences together as a high school group. We will always remember the sale of class sweatshirts and our year-end trip to Conneaut Lake. But the Homecoming float, the “Pink Elephant,” will have to stand as the greatest achievement of the year. Our Junior year will always live in our memories. How could we forget our Homecoming Mother Goose float which won first prize in the competition or our great musical STOP! YOU’RE KILLING ME which was almost snowed out? There were also the class party at the YMCA, the snowmobile races, and the banquet and prom. “A Night in New Orleans,” which climaxed the social activities of the year. Our senior year was a time for fun. but more a time of decision. We were looking forward to post-commencement plans, and becoming aware that our time in Corry Area High School was nearly over. Class parties, the class play, and the banquet and prom where we would be guests of the Juniors highlighted the social part. Long hours of study, exams, applications for jobs and college admissions were the more serious part. We, the Class of '70, thank our class advisors, Mr. David Plyler, Mr. Max Ben-nink, and Mrs. George Orcutt, the faculty and administration for the cooperation and guidance they have given us during our high school years. 20 MICHELE ANN ADAMS Commercial General November 17 Prom Com. 3. DAVID CURTIS AMY Commercial General February 26 DIANE MARIE ARMBURGER College Preparatory December 20 Library 2. 3. CYNTHIA TERESA MARIA AMOROSO Commercial Secretarial August 7 Pep 2; Prom Com. 3; Girl’s Chorus 3; F.P.A. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4. Vice-Prcs. 2; Color Guard 3. 4; A. F.S. 3. 4; G.A.A. 4. Seniors DONNA LOU AUSTIN College Preparatory March 25 Band 2, 3. 4; Chorus 4; Corrian 4. ROGER EARL BAILEY College Preparatory November I Spanish 2; Football 2; Prom Com. 3. DENNIS LEE BAKER Commercial General March 18 Band 2, 3, 4. PAUL JAMES BAKER General November 12 Track 3, 4. ANGELA M BARESSl College Preparatory December 21 Library 3; Prom Com. 3; History 3: Chorus 2, 3; F.T.A. 2. 4; French 3. 4; A.F.S. 3. VICTORIA LYNNE ANN BARESSl College Preparatory May 9 F.T.A. 2. 3, 4; A.F.S. 3. 4; French 3. 4; History 3. 4; Chorus 3. 4; Library 3. 4. DENNIS BECKERINK General March 29 CAROLYN REBECCA BELLINGER General July 23 Musical 3: Prom Com. 3; G.A.A. 2, 3. 4; Chorus 3. 4; History 3. 4; Library 4; Stage Crew 4; Corrian 3. Editor 4. Seniors SHEILA SUE BENTON College Preparatory February I G.A.A. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2; French 2. 3; Beaver 2. 3; Cir. Mgr. 4. ALBERT DANIEL BERLIN General September 5 Spanish 2; Prom Com. 3. BOYD ALAN BERRETT College Preparatory LEWIS BIELAK Band 2. 3. 4; Pep Band 3. 4; Commercial General Chorus 3, 4; Spanish 3. 4. January 13 ALVERNA MARLENE BLACK College Preparatory June 10 Play 3; Prom Com. 3; G.A.A. 2. 4; F.T.A. 2. 3, 4; Corrian 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4. DAVID PAUL BOD1E College Preparatory January 23 Prom Com. 3; Track 3. 4. STEVEN EDWARD BODIF. College Preparatory February 13 Beaver 4. ALEXANDER CHARLES BOGERT General April 22 Band 2, 3, 4; Machine Shop 2, 3. 4. Seniors ROBERT JAY BOUTWELL College Preparatory September 30 KATHLEEN ELIZABETH DONNA MARIE Prom Com. 3; Basketball 2. 3; BOUTWELL BRASWELL Student Council 2, 3. 4; College Preparatory College Preparatory RANDY BRASWELL Football 2, 3. 4; Executive April 5 April 17 General Council 2. 3. 4; Class Treas. 4; Prom Com. 3; Band 2. 3. 4; History 3. 4; A.F.S. 3, 4; June 25 Golf 4. Pep Band 2. 3, 4. Chorus 3. 4; F.T.A. 2. 3. 4. F.F.A. 2, 3. 4. DF.NNIS BRITTEN College Preparatory December 20 Football 2. 3: Track 3, 4. CINDA BURROUS General January 27 Beaver 2. 4; Prom Com. 3; Play Com. 3; Drama 3. 4. BRUCE BOAL BURR College Preparatory March 24 Swimming Mgr. 2; Musical 3: Prom Com. 3; Drama 4; French 4; Key 4; A.F.S. 4; Beaver 2. 3. 4; Corrian 2. 3, 4; Band 2. 3. 4; Pep Band 2. 3, 4. JAMES ROBERT BURROWS College Preparatory July 19 Student Council 3; Executive Council 3; Cross-Country 3. 4; Track 2. 3. 4; Varsity 3. 4. Seniors SUSAN LORRAINE BURROWS College Preparatory March II Pep 2; A.F.S. 3: Musical 3; Girl’s Chorus 3: Prom Com. 3; JAMES G. BUTCHKO History 4; Beaver 3. 4; G.A.A. General 3. 4; Corrian 3. 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2. May 17 3, 4. Machine Shop 2, 4. DALORES ANN CAPELA Commercial Secretarial June 25 Spanish 2, 3; Corrian 3, Bus. Mgr. 4; A.F.S. 4; History 4. RODNEY BURROWS College Preparatory June 30 Class Treas. 2 3; Band 2; Prom Com. 3; Student Council 2. 3. Pres. 4; Football 2. 3. 4; Track 2. 3. 4; Varsity 3, 4. IDA LEONA CHASE Commercial Secretarial November 8 G.A.A. 2; Prom Com. 3; Girl's Chorus 3; Beaver 3; Musical 3; Corrian 3. Bus. Mgr. 4; History 3. 4; A.F.S. 4. WILLIS RUSSELL CARTER General September 3 Stage Crew 3; Machine Shop 3. LUCY JALANE CATALFU Commercial Secretarial October 8 Prom Com. 3; Corrian 4. ROBERT CALVIN CARLSON College Preparatory October 9 Swimming 2: Prom Com. 3; Band 2, 3. 4; Pep Band 2. 3. 4. Seniors CHRISTINE ANN CHRISTENSEN Commercial Secretarial July 10 Tri-Hi-Y 2; Pep 3; Beaver 3; Girl’s Chorus 3: Musical 3; Prom Com. 3; History 3, 4; A.F.S. 4; Corrian 3. Bus. Mgr. 4. DONNA RAE CLAYTON College Preparatory May II Prom Com. 3; A.F.S. 3; French 3. 4; F.T.A. 3. 4. PATRICIA ANN COCHRAN College Preparatory December 19 Pep 2; Spanish 3. 4. Pres. 2: G.A.A. 2, 4; Musical 3; Prom Com. 3; F.T.A. 3. 4; History 3: Drama 3. 4; Beaver 2. 3. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4. SUSAN C. COMITZ Commercial Secretarial May II Beaver 2; Pep 2; Prom Com. 3; A.F.S. 3. 4; Chorus 3. 4; Color Guard 3. 4; F.P.A. 3. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4; Corrian 2. 3. 4; G.A.A. 4; History 4; School Treas. 4; Musical 3. JAMES LEONARD CONSOLO College Preparatory May 19 Prom Com. 3; Play 3; Key 4; Band 2. 3. 4; Pep Band 3, 4; A.F.S. 4. KAREN SUE COONEY College Preparatory August 25 Corrian 3. 4; Library 3. PAUL COVEY JR Commercial General June 17 JOHN CRAGG College Preparatory August 8 Basketball 2. 3. 4; Key 2. 4; Track Manager 2, 4. Seniors THOMAS HAROLD CRAGG College Preparatory November 17 Swimming 2. 3. 4; Football 2; Beaver 2; Drama 3. 4; Musical 3. TIMOTHY CRAGG College Preparatory August 8 Football 2. 3. 4; Track 2; Key 2, 3, 4; Beaver 3; A.F.S. 4; Prom Com. 3. BILL LEO CRAKER College Preparatory May 18 THOMAS ALLEN CRAKER General February 13 Prom Com. 3; Machine Shop. JACK CUMMINGS College Preparatory May 15 Basketball 2. 3. 4; Golf 2. 3. 4; Track 3; Prom Com. 3; Key 3. 4; Varsity Sec. 3. 4; Football 3. 4; A.F.S. 4. MARK ANDREW CRAWFORD General July 16 Machine Shop 2. 3. CLARENCE DELBERT CROSCUTT College Preparatory May 30 JOHN ALBERT CURTIS Agricultural August 2 F.F.A. 2. 3. 4; Football 2. 3. 4; Prom Com. 3. Seniors CONNIE MARIE DANIELS College Preparatory April 5 F.T.A. 2, 3. 4; Musical 3; Prom Com. 3; G.A.A. 3. 4. CRAIG H. CULVER General December 7 Stage Crew 2, 3. 4. KATHLEEN SUE DALEY College Preparatory December 24 Pep Band 2; Band 2, 3. 4; F.T.A. 2. 3. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3; A.F.S. 2, 3, 4. KRISTINE CAROLYN DANKS Commercial General December I Girl’s Chorus 2; Chorus 3. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4; Corrian 3. 4; Prom Com. 3. JILL ANN DEMARTE Commercial Secretarial May 12 Beaver 2; Pep 2; Drill Team 3; Prom Com. 3; Play Com. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4; Corrian 2. 3. 4; A.F.S. 3. 4; Color Guard 2, 4; History 2, 4; F.T.A. 4; G.A.A. 4. DIANE LYNN DAVIS General March 29 JAMES MICHAEL DONOGHUE College Preparatory June II Prom Com. 3; Basketball 2. 3. 4. MARY ANN DOMINESSY College Preparatory June 23 French 2; Pep 2: F.P.A. 2; Prom Com. 3; Play 3; F.T.A. 3. 4; A.F.S. 3. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4; Corrian 3. 4; History 4; Drama 3. 4. Seniors MICHAEL JAMES DONOGHUE General March 2 JOANNE MARIE DORSCHF.L College Preparatory March 10 Student Council 3; Play 3; Corrian 4; National Honor Society 3. 4. DAN ALBERT DRAYER College Preparatory Track 3. 4; Key 4. GENE DOUGHERTY General September 21 F.F.A. 2. 3. 4. GARY L. DUELL Commercial General January 10 Band 2. 3. 4. SUSAN CAYE DYNE CANDACE GAIL LARRY EASTMAN Commercial General EASTMAN General December 2 College Preparatory October 29 Beaver 2. 3. 4; Spanish 3; December 24 Prom Com. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4; Spanish 2. Vicc-Pres. 3; A.F.S. 3. 4; F.T.A. 3. 4. Tri-Hi-Y 3. Pres. 4. Play 3; Prom Com. 3. Seniors JOHN CLARK EATON College Preparatory November I Wrestling 2. 3. 4; Key 3. 4; Varsity 3, 4; Stage Crew 4. DALE LOUIS EDWARDS College Preparatory July 6 Machine Shop 2. RONALD A. EASTMAN College Preparatory July 15 Prom Com. 3. THOMAS RAYMOND ELD College Preparatory August 26 Spanish 2. 3; Prom Com. 3; Play Com. 3. DARLENE MAE GAYLE ANN ESHELMAN JAMES LEROY ENDSLEY General ESHELMAN College Preparatory August 3 General January 3 March 4 Band 2. 3. 4; Pep Band 2. 3. 4; Machine Shop 3. Beaver 2; History 2. 3; Play 3; F.T.A. 3. GARY ALAN FAIRCHILD College Preparatory October 29 Prom Com. 3; Track 3. 4; Cross Country 3. 4; National Honor Society 3. 4. Seniors GARY TRAVIS FISH LAN NY GUY FITCH College Preparatory November 15 Wrestling 2. CHARLEEN ANN FARGO General May 23 Prom Com. 3. College Preparatory June 16 Prom Com. 3; Band 2. 3. 4; Pep Band 2. 3. 4; Wrestling 3. 4; Track 3. 4; Key 4; Corriliers 2. 3. 4. DOROTHY DARLENE FITCH Commercial General September 19 Girl’s Chorus 2; Chorus 3. 4; Corrian 4. MONA RHEA F TCH General February 1 Girl's Chorus 2; Coman 3, Chorus 4; Stage Crew 4. THOMAS J. FLANAGAN Commercial General June 4 i; F.T.A. 2; Spanish 2; Key 2. 4; Prom Com. 3; Musical 3; Beaver 3. 4; Drama 4. PAMELA RAE FLICK College Preparatory December 19 Musical 3; Prom Com. 3. ELIZABETH L. FOGLE College Preparatory August 1 Library 2: Prom Com. 3; Spanish 3, 4. Seniors CATHY SVJE FOX Commercial Secretariat November 13 Dh Team 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4. A.F.S. 2, 3. 4; Pep 3; Prom Com. 3; Corrian 3. 4; G.A.A. 4. Cotor Guard 4. GORDON DUANE FRAL1CK College Preparatory October 10 Wrestling 2. 3. 4; F.F.A. 2. 3, 4; Cross Country 4. ANDREW' M FROM AN College Preparatory March 27 Prom Com. 3. JEFFREY RALPH FULLER College Preparatory March II Swimming 2. 3, 4; Track 2. 3. 4; Band 2. 3; Varsity 3. 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; Prom Com. 3; Drama 4; Cross Country 3. 4. • MARY LOUISE GARFIELD College Preparatory March 28 Pep 2; F.P.A. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4; French 2; Prom Com. 3; Drama 3; F.T.A. 3; A.F.S. 3; Musical 3; Color Guard 3; Corrian 3. 4; History 4. JEANNE ELIZABETH GILBERT College Preparatory July 14 F.T.A. 2: Beaver 2; Prom Com. 3. DOROTHY GILGF.R General January 21. CHARMAINE KAY GATES Commercial General January 15 Pep 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2. Vice-Pres. 3. 4; Prom Com. 3; Musical 3; Chorus 3. 4; Student Council 3. 4; Beaver 3, 4; Executive Council 3. 4; G.A.A. 3. Treas. 4; Cornan 4; Majorettes 4; A.F.S. 4; Class Sec. 4; French 2. 4. Vice-Pres. 3. Seniors JANICE B GENCO College Preparatory February 21 Corrian 2; Beaver 2; F.T.A. 2. 3. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4; Prom Com. 3; A.F.S. 3. 4; G.A.A. 3, 4; Majorettes 3. 4; History 2. 3. 4. GREGG JOSEPH GLAVIANO College Preparatory June 2 Prom Com. 3; Key 4. JOSEPH FRANK GOODMAN General November 21 Wrestling 2. KEVIN HAROLD GRANT College Preparatory October 6 Football 2, 3. STEPHEN ROBERT GRICE College Preparatory December 31 Executive Council 2, 3. 4; Student Council 2. 3. 4; Track 2. 3. 4; Basketball 2. 3. 4; Football 2. 3. 4; Key 3, Treas. 4; A.F.S. 3. 4; Varsity Vice-Pres. 3. Pres. 4; National Honor Society 3. 4. JEFFERY HAENEL General May 12 Machine Shop 2, 3. 4; Stage Crew 3. 4. CHARLES JOSEPH HAGGER General November 23 Prom. Com. 3; Wrestling 3. 4. LINDA SUSAN HAJEC College Preparatory December 19 French 2: Prom Com. 3; F.T.A. 2, 3. 4; Majorettes 3. Co-Captain 4: Tri-Hi-Y 4; Drama 4; History 4. BARBARA JEAN HARRINGTON Commercial Secretarial January 27 Tri-Hi-Y I 3. 4; Corrian 2. 3. 4; Prom Com. 3; G.A.A. 4; A.F.S. 4; History 4: Student Council 4; Executive Council WALTER HANSEN General October 23 Seniors MARK L. HALL College Preparatory March 17 Executive Council 3: Student Council 3; Track 3. 4; Key 3. 4; Stage Crew 3. 4. COLEEN MAR E HAND General December 13 Corrian 4; Prom Com. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 4. KAY ELAINE HARRINGTON General July 13 G.A.A. 2. 3. 4; Girl’s Chorus 2; Chorus 3. 4. REBECCA ANN HART General September 22 Prom Com. 3; Spanish 4. G.A.A. 2. 3. 4; Corrain 2. 3. 4; Student Council 3. 4; Executive Council 3. 4; History 2. 3. 4. JAMES ILO HARVEY College Preparatory April 30 Prom Com. 3; Student Council 2. 3. 4; Executive Council 2. 3. 4; Basketball 2. 3. 4; Key 4. BETTY JOSEPHINE HARVEY Commercial General February 23 Pep 2; Prom Com. 3; A.F.S. 4; Library 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4; Seniors NAORMAN GENE HASBROUCK College Preparatory April 30 Basketball 2: Football 2. 3. 4; Prom Com. 3; Play Com. 3; Track 2, 3. 4; Key 3. 4; Student Council 2, 3. 4; Executive Council 2. 3. 4; A.F.S. 3; Wrestling 3. 4; Varsity 3. 4. SUSANNA MYRENE HUFF General September 29 HOWARD LYNN HOLTHOUSE General July 14 Machine Shop 2. 3, 4. ELIZABETH MARIE HEACOX College Preparatory February 24 Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4; Prom Com. 3: A.F.S. 3, 4; G.A.A. 2. 3. 4; Pep 2; F.P.A. 3. 4; Coman 4. RODNEY LEE HULfNGS General January 11 Wrestling 2. HIROSHI IKAWA College Preparatory March 7 A.F.S 4. ROXANNA ROBERTA DONALD JACKSON IVES General College Preparatory September 28 January IS Prom Com. 3; Musical 3; Girl’s Chorus 3; Beaver 3. 4; A.F.S. 3. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4. Seniors R MICHAEL JACKSON College Preparatory March 8 Executive Council 3; Student Council 3. Vicc-Prcs. 4; Track 3; Prom Com. 3; National Honor Society 3. 4; Basketball 2. 3. 4; Golf 3. 4; Key 4. CRAIG WAYNE JAGGI College Preparatory December 27 CHRISTINE FREDNA JAQUITH Commercial General March 20 Musical 3; Prom Com. 3; Corrian 3. 4; Library 3, 4. DIANE LOUISE JAQUITH College Preparatory May 7 F.T.A. 2, Vicc-Prcs. 4. Treas. 3; Prom Com. 3; Tri-Hi-Y. Pres. 2. 3. Chaplain 4; A.F.S. 4. MOLLY LORRAINE JUDGE College Preparatory July 14 French 2; Play 3; Prom Com. 3; Corrian 4; Beaver 2, 3; A.F.S. 3. 4; F.T.A. 3. 4; Drama 3. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4. ROGER ALAN JOHNSON College Preparatory April 17 Prom Com. 3; Drum Major 4; Track 2. 3. 4; Band 2. 3. 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Corrihers 2. 3. 4. LARRY MICHAEL KALIKA Agricultural March 24 Prom Com. 3; F.F.A. 2. 3, 4. LAURENE BECKIE KANE College Preparatory April 4 History 2; Prom Com. 3; Play 3; Corrian 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, Co-Captain 4; Student Council 2. 3, 4; Executive Council 2, 3. 4; Class Vicc-Pres. 2 4: G.A.A. 2, 3. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4. Seniors PENNILYNNE KATULICK College Preparatory January 27 Pep Pres. 2; Girl's Chorus 2; Beaver 4; Corrian 4; Prom Com. 3; History 2. 4: G.A.A. 3. 4; A.F.S. 3. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4; Student Council 4; Executive Council 4. DAVID THOMAS KENNISTON College Preparatory November 25 French 2; Prom Com. 3. THOMAS JOHN KALIKA General February 10 Prom Com. 3. THOMAS IRVIN KEENER Agricultural September 14 JAMES BYRON KEPPEL General October 14 Projection Crew 3. SUSAN JANE KOMENDA General November 3 Play 3; Prom. Com. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4; Corrian 3, 4 JOANNE MARIE KOWALSKI Commercial General February 7 Library 2. 3. 4. CHANTAL MARIE KRUPA Commercial Secretarial December 27 Pep 2; G.A.A. 2. 3. 4; French 2. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. 4; Cheerleader 3. Sec. 4; Play 3; Prom Com. 3; Corrian 3. 4; A.F.S. 4; Student Council 4; Executive Council 4; G.A.A. Vice-Pres. 4. Seniors JEAN MARIE LATOS College Preparatory August I Student Council 2; History 2; Drill Team 2, 3; A.F.S. 2, 3. 4; Tri-Hi-Y I 3. 4; G.A.A. 3; F.T.A. 2. 4; Corrian 2. 3; Prom Com. 3; Majorettes 4. PAT KYSOR Commercial General October 25 Prom Com. 3; Corrian 3, 4. DAVID ROBERT KUBIAK College Preparatory June 25 Transferred From Erie. KENNETH ALLEN LEWIS General June 23 Football 2. 3, 4: Track 2. 3. 4; Swimming 2. 3. 4; Varsity 3. 4 SUSAN KAY LINDHOLM College Preparatory April 16 G.A.A. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Prom Com. 3: Band 2. 3. 4; Pep Band 2. 3. 4; F.T.A. 2, 3. 4. JOHN JOSEPH MACRO College Preparatory December 2 Stage Crew 3; Track 3; Machine Shop 3. JAMES LINGENFELTER General July 20 BARBRA IRENE LOGAN College Preparatory November 18 Girl’s Chorus 2: Band 2. 3, 4; Prom Com. 3: Chorus 3. 4. LEONARD LARRY LOVELAND College Preparatory August 26 Prom Com. 3; Stage Crew 3. 4. Seniors GARY LEE MAINE General December 16 Machine Shop 2. DANIEL WALTER MARRS Agricultural October 19 ROBERT L. MARTIN General May II Wrestling 2. 3. 4. HENRY RONALD MAY GEORGE WILLIAM JANET ROSE MORTON BONNIE KAY MEASEL General MeDANNEL McDonald Commercial Secretarial November 10 General General August 12 July 18 September 2 Tri-Hi-Y 4; Stage Crew 4; Corrian 4. Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4; Prom Com 3: Corrian 3, 4; Athletic Association Treas. 4. Seniors FRANKLIN R MESS1NGER General November 27 Wrestling 3. 4. CLEON HENRY McCRAY College Preparatory June 2 Prom Com. 3; Swimming 2; Track 3; Football 4. ERIC McCRAY General September I Wrestling 3, 4; Track 3, 4. SYLVIA JANELLE McCRAY College Preparatory November 25 History 2. 3. 4; Musical 3; French 3; Prom Com. 3: A.F.S. 4: Tri-Hi-Y 4; Stage Crew 4; Corrian 4. SCOTT LEWIS Mcknight College Preparatory October 28 Musical 3; Prom Com. 3; Drama 3. 4; Chorus 2, 3. 4. JOSEPH EDWARD MCLAUGHLIN College Preparatory March 7 Prom Com. 3; Student Council 2. 3. 4; Executive Council 2. 3. 4; Key 3. 4; A.F.S. 3. 4: Golf 3. 4. MICHELE ANN McLEAN Commercial General October 12 Pep 2; Musical 3; Prom Com. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4; A.F.S. 4; Corrian 4. WILLIAM CRAIG McQUISTON College Preparatory March 26 Prom Com. 3; Track 2. 3, 4; Key 3. 4; Varsity 3. Treas. 4. Seniors WAYNE MICK General March 22 F.F.A. 2. 3; Track 2. 3. 4; Varsity 3, 4. DANIEL LEE MILLSPAW General February 16 Football 2. 3. 4; Track 2. 3. 4; Varsity 3. 4. DEAN MITCHELL College Preparatory February 21 Track 2; Stage Crew 2; Student Council 2; Prom Com. 3: Key 4. PATRICIA JOYCE MILLER College Preparatory December 2 Student Council 2, 3. Sec. 4; Executive Council 2. Treas. 3. 4; Cheerleader 2. 3, Co-Captain 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2. Treas. 3. 4; F.T.A. 2. 3. 4; A.F.S. 2. 4: National Honor Society 3, 4; Prom Com. 3. THOMAS DALE MITCHELL College Preparatory November 15 Football 2. 3. 4; Key 2. 3. 4: Prom Com. 3: Varsity 4. WALTER GEORGE MITCHELL General December 30 JOETTE ANN MOKWA Commercial Secretarial August 16 Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3, 4; Pep 2; Corrian 3. 4; Prom Com. 3; Musical 3: Majorettes 3. Captain 4; G.A.A. 3. 4; F.T.A. 4: A.F.S. 4. DARLA KAY MONROE College Preparatory September 4 French 2: F.P.A. 3; Prom Com. 3: Chorus 3. 4; A.F.S. 3. 4: Spanish 3. 4; G.A.A. 4; Corrian 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4. Seniors RICHARD MOORE College Preparatory November 30 Prom Com. 3; Track 3. 4: Key 4. LAUREL KAY MORTON College Preparatory October 5 Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4; G.A.A. 4; Prom Com. 3. CONSTANCE LOUISE MOUNTAIN College Preparatory June 22 Drill Team 2. 3; History 2: G.A.A. 2, 3. 4: Pep 2; Prom Com. 3; Musical 3; A.F.S. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4. VICKI ELAINE MOWERS Commercial General September 4 Corrian 2. 3. 4: Library 2. 3; Spanish 2, 3; Girl's Chorus 2: Chorus 3, 4; Prom Com. 3. LARRY NEAL MVJNN College Preparatory September V? Track 2; Prom Com. 2. LEE L NECKERS General January 20 CAROL ANN NELSON General August 28 ROBERT ROY NELSON General August 15 Seniors LESLIE ALAN OHRN College Preparatory February 15 Prom Com. 3; Student Council 2. 4; Executive Council 2, 4. LINDA KAY OLSEN College Preparatory August 22 Student Council 2; History 2; Prom Com. 3; F.T.A. 2; Musical 3; Band 2. 3; Tri-Hi Y 2. 3. 4; G.A.A. 3. 4; A.F.S. 4; Cheerleader 2. 3. 4; Chorus 4. JV.AN1NE YVONNE OESCH College Preparatory January 21 Cheerleader 3; Prom Com. 3; F.T.A. 2. 3. 4; G.A.A. 2. 3. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4. See. 2 3; Basketball Statistician 4; A.F.S. 4 TROY L. NICHOLS College Preparatory January 20 Prom Com. 3; Track 3. 4; Key 3.4. THOMAS KF.1TH ORN College Preparatory August 18 Band 2. 3, 4; Corriliers 3. 4; Pep Band 2, 3. 4; Track 3. 4. BRUCE FRANK PALMER College Preparatory May 3 Student Council 2; Prom Com. 3; A.F.S. 3. 4; Beaver 3. 4. JANET MARIE PATE Commercial Secretarial December 14 Chorus 3; A.F.S. 3. 4; G.A.A. 3, 4; Majorettes 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Prom. Com. 3; F.P.A. 3; Pep 2; Corrian 4. NANCY ELIZABETH PICCIRILLO College Preparatory September 21 Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4; F.T.A. 2. 3. Pep 2; Prom Com. 3. Seniors JEFFREY ALLAN PECK College Preparatory July 9 Prom Com. 3; Swimming 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3. 4; Pep Band 2, 3. 4; Corriliers 2. 3. 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; Student Council 2, 3; Executive Council 2, 3; Varsity 3. 4. JAMES M. PURPURA College Preparatory October 13 Track 2, 3. 4; Cross Country 3. 4; Football 2; Varsity 3. 4; Stage Crew 4. ROBERT CHARLES RAEKE College Preparatory October 10 Band 2. 3. 4; Pep Band 3, 4; Swimming 2. 3. 4; Spanish 3. 4. DANIEL L. REED General October 12 F.F.A. 2. 3. 4. DEBORAH MARY REED College Preparatory November 26 Pep 2: Corrian 2. 3. 4; Prom Com. 3; Color Guard 3: A.F.S. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4. ROGER RICHARDSON General April 24 JEWEL ARLENE ROBERTS Commercial General January 7 Beaver 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; G.A.A. 2. 3; Prom Com. 3; Majorettes 3. 4; Corrian 3. Editor 4; Library 4. WILLIAM J. ROCHE College Preparatory January' 15 Transferred from Cleveland Seniors DARLENE MARIE ROGERS General June I Prom Com. 3; Corrian 3. 4. JOHN SALLEE College Preparatory February 18 Prom Com. 3; Key 3. 4; Track 3. 4. ROBERT CRAIG SANDERS College Preparatory September 24 Prom Com. 3: F.P.A. 3: Key 3. 4; French 4; A.F.S. 4. WILLIAM CHARLES SAWCHYN. Jr. College Preparatory September 21 Band 2, 3. 4; Pep Band 2, 3. 4; French 3. 4; History 3, 4. JUDY MAE SCHAEFER College Preparatory November 9 French 2; F.T.A. 2. 4; G.A.A. 2. 3. 4; Band 2. 3. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 4; Prom Com. 3; Beaver 3. 4; Chorus 3. 4; Corrian 4; Library 4; Drama 4; Pep Band 2. 4; History 4. JERI ANN SCHFINER College Preparatory November 8 Prom Com. 3: A.F.S. 3. 4. LINDA SUSAN SCHOLTON Commercial General June 23 Prom Com. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4. MARY ANN SEKERAK College Preparatory June 7 Pep 2; History 2; A.F.S. 2. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2. X 4: F.T.A. 2. Corresponding See. 3, Pres. 4; Prom Com. 3; Drama 3. 4; National Honor Society 3. 4. Seniors JULIE ANN SEKERAK College Preparatory June 18 G.A.A. 2; Pep 2; Spanish 2; Prom Com. 3; A.F.S. 2. See. 3. Pres. 4; Tri-Hi-Y Vicc-Prcs. 2. 3. 4; F.T.A. 4. DANIEL MICHAEL SCHRECKF.NGOST General August 14 JOSEPH WILLIAM SHAMBURG College Preparatory January 18 Prom Com. 3; Key 4. CHARLES SHENEFIEL College Preparatory November 9 Prom Com. 3: Beaver Editor 3. 4; Swimming Mgr. 3. 4; Cross Country Mgr. 4. KATHY ELIZABETH SHUMSKY College Preparatory November 18 Student Council 2. 3; Executive Council 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. Treas. 4; Play Com. 3; Prom Com. 3; A.F.S. 4; Corrien 2. 4. BONNIE KAY SICKLER College Preparatory February 19 Girl’s Chorus 2; District Chorus 3; State Chorus 3; Play 3; Spanish 3: Chorus 3. 4. KAY ANN SIMMONS College Preparatory October 3 Cheerleader 2; Chorus 2; Library 2: Prom Com. 3; Pep 2; Play 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4; G.A.A. 2. 3. 4; Student Council 4. GERTRUDE ANN SIM MONSEN College Preparatory August 21 History 2; Prom Com. 3; Drill Team 3; Play 3; F.T.A. 2. 4; Color Guard 2. 4; A.F.S. 3. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4 Seniors DEBRA ELLA SMITH PAUL BERNARD General SONOSKI HAROLD GEORGE January 27 College Preparatory SORENSON Cheerleader 2: History 3. 4; March 27 General Beaver 3. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Beaver 2; Prom Com. 3; Key May 24 G.A.A. 4; Corrian 4. 2. 3, 4; A.F.S. 3, 4. Prom Com. 3. KENNETH JOSEPH SPEAR College Preparatory October 25 Prom Com. 3; Play 3; Pep Band 3. 4: Key 3. 4; A.F.S. 3. 4; Band 2, 3. 4. BRENDA GAY SPITMAN College Preparatory September 3 A.F.S. 3. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4; Prom Com. 3; G.A.A. 3. 4; History 4. NANCY JEAN SPRICKMAN College Preparatory May 15 Prom Com. 3. ROSE MARIE SPROVERI Commercial General September 19 Spanish 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4; Beaver 3; Play 3; Prom Com. 3: Corrian 3. 4. JIM KAMBER STAHL College Preparatory April 10 Prom Com. 3; Swimming 2. 3. 4; A.F.S. 3. Treas. 4; Student Council 2. 3; Executive Council 2, 3; Key 2. 3. 4; National Honor Society 3. 4: Varsity 3. 4; Band 2. 3. 4; Pep Band 2, 3. 4; Corriliers 2. 3. 4; Beaver 2. 3. 4. Seniors ELAINE ELIZABETH STEC Commercial General July 12 Corrian 2. 3. 4; Chorus 2: Pep 2; F.T.A. 4; Prom Com. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 4. Chaplain 2; History 4; Drama 4. SUSAN LOUISE STEVES College Preparatory August 25 Pep Band 2. 3. 4; Band 2. 3. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2; History 2. 3.; F.T.A. 3; Beaver £ 3. KATHLEEN ANN STILL Commercial Secretarial June 3 Pep 2; Prom Com. 3; Spanish 2. 3. 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4; Corrian 3. Assistant Editor 4; Musical 3; A.F.S. 4; Library 4. LEONARD CARROLL STOCKTON General June 18 Track 2; Football 2. 3: Machine Shop 2. 3. WENDY M STOKE General April 14 F.T.A. 2: G.A.A. 2, 4; French 2; Chorus 3. 4; District Chorus 3: Regional Chorus 3; A.F.S. 4. DAN TAYLOR College Preparatory February 29 Key 2. 3. 4; Varsity 3. 4; Prom Com. 3: Basketball 2. 4; Football 2. 3. 4. PHILIP MICHAEL STUTZMAN General September 17 Machine Shop 2. 3. 4; Stage Crew 4. ALLEN GARY SWART College Preparatory June 16 Wrestling 3. 4; Prom Com. 3. RALPH E. SWART Agricultural November 12 F.F.A. 2. 3. 4. Seniors DARREL R TAYLOR General April 16 Stage Crew 3. 4. JAMES RAY THOMAS Agricultural June 30 Prom Com. 3: F.F.A. 2. 3. 4. MICHAEL JAMES THOMAS College Preparatory September 23 Wrestling 2. 3. 4; Prom Com. 3; Key 4; Stage Crew 4; Varsity 3. 4. DAVID LEON TIFFANY College Preparatory February 2 Prom Com. 3; Key 2. 3. 4. ELIZABETH ANNE TINKO Commercial General May 25 Prom Com. 3; Corrian 3. 4. GARY RICHARD TOMER College Preparatory January 19 Prom Com. 3. THOMAS JOHN TINKO General March 31 Stage Crew 3; Wrestling 2; Musical 3. Seniors RANDALL SCOTT TRESSLER General October 12 Prom Com. 3; Musical 3; Track 3. RALPH EDWARD TRIPP Agricultural May 8 F.F.A. 2. 3. 4; Prom Com. 3. RANDY BLAKE TRIPP College Preparatory Football 2. 3: Prom Com. 3; Key 4. RANDALL P. TRISKET General August 28 ALAN RAY VANDERHOFF College Preparatory April 18 French 2; Key 3. 4; Play 3; Beaver 2. 3, 4; Chorus 2. 3. 4; District Chorus 3. 4; State Chorus 3. SHARON VANDERHOOF College Preparatory April 21 Beaver 2; Drama 3; Prom Com. 3: Corrian 3. 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4; Library 2. 3. DEBRA MARIE VETTENBURG Commercial General July 11 Girl's Chorus. CARLYLE EVAN WADE j College Preparatory January 22 Chorus 2, 3, 4; Football 2. Seniors JUDY ELIZABETH WALTERS Commercial Secretarial July 4 Library 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 4; A.F.S. 4; Musical 3; Prom Com. 3: Student Council 3; Executive Council 3; Drill Team 2. 3; Color Guard. Captain 4; Corrian 3. 4. DENNIS LEE WADE Agricultural January 5 F.F.A. 2, 3. 4; Chaplain 3. PEGGY JOANNE WALTIER College Preparatory May 28 Prom Com 3; Pep Band 2. 4 Band 2. 3. 4; F.P.A. 2. 3. 4; Corrian 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4. RANDALL PAUL W AY General October 7 Stage Crew 2, 3. 4; Machine Shop 2, 3. 4. DANIEL M WEAVER College Preparatory December I Football 2. 3. 4; Varsity 3. 4; Key 3. 4. DOUGLAS RUSSELL WEBER College Preparatory July 19 Beaver 2; Prom Com. 3; Track 2. 3. 4; Key 2. 3. Pres. 4; A.F.S. 4 KIRK SAMUEL WEBER General March 26 Prom Com. 3; Football 2. 3. 4; Track 3. 4; Key 4; Varsity 4. ROGER S. WENZEL College Preparatory August 19 Beaver 2; Prom Com. 3. Seniors PATRICIA ANN WETMORE College Preparatory September 27 G.A.A. 2. 4; Prom Com. 3: Student Council 2, 4; Executive Council 2. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3, See. 4; Cheerleader Captain 2. 3. Treas. 4. CHARLES E. WESOLOSKI General June 23 Prom Com. 3; Stage Crew 2. 3. 4. TONI WICKWIRE College Preparatory April 11 Prom Com. 3; Library 2, 3; A.F.S. 4. PATRICIA MAY WHALEY Commercial General May 20 Girl’s Chorus 3; Prom Com. 3; Play Com. 3; Beaver 2. 3. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4; Corrian 3. 4. GUY ROBERT WILLIAMS General November 12 Band 2. 3. 4; Pep Band 2. 3. 4; Prom Com. 3. JOHN ALBERT WOTUS College Preparatory July 9 Track 2; Prom Com. 3; Golf 3. 4; Swimming 2, 3. 4: Key 3, 4; Varsity 3. 4. PATTIE ANN WOTUS General November 7 Beaver 4. PATRICK ANTHONY WOTUS College Preparatory November 7 Prom Com. 3; Key 4. Seniors STEPHEN HAROLD YOUNG General March 13 Prom Com. 3; Band 2. 3: Machine Shop 2, 3. 4; Key 4. CECIL CLAUDE MIDDLETON General July 26 Machine Shop 2. 3. 4; Stage Crew 3. JEANNE MARGARET CRANE General April I A.F.S. 3; Prom Com. 3; History 3. 4; Coman 4. ACTIVITIES Joseph McLaughlin High-Ranking Seniors Hiroshi Ikawa Christine Christensen Daniel Drayer Mary Sekerak Scott McKnight Jean Latos Leslie Ohrn Patricia Miller Stephen Grice Kathy Shumsky Jeffrey Peck Douglas Weber High-Ranking Seniors Patrick Wot us Donna Austin Paul Sonoski Gary Fairchild Jeffrey Fuller James Stahl Laurene Kane Kenneth Spear Linda Olson Karen Cooney Michael Jackson Joanne Dorschcl Gary Fish American Field Service Student HIROSHI IK AW A 1 had not feel lonely or homesick when I flew out of Haneda airport in Tokvo with other about 130 Japanese AFS students. I was just dreaming “What will the life of a 17-vear-old boy in America turn out to be like?” and just hoping that I would do as well as I could and break a little shell of a man to talk and walk with everyone. Like the proverb of “Time flics like an arrow.” the life in America with kind people will be over as a pleasant dream, but it will establish the stable fundamental in the building of my future life. And we the AFS students as messengers of good will to everybody — have to be carrying the responsibility of deepening the mutual understanding and friendship among every state and everyone in this world to gain the peace. I will be able to learn a lot of things that 1 did not know about you and United States. And I do hope I can tell you various things about my country. Corry is a beautiful city witfi great trees along the streets, and like the beauty of the town everyone has very kind and gentle hearts. I can feel that I am living in another home town. I can feel that everyone is the same everywhere and I can find no differences in the mind of human between in Japan and in America when 1 talk with friends. It is smiles and callings of “Hi! Hiroshi!” of my friends that escaped me from loneliness that I sometimes felt at school. I could realize how thankful the little kindness is for a man who is lonely. I will not — never be able to — forget the experience with tender hearted people in America. Yes. I must not. This is not only my own experience but also that of all the people who have helped me gain this. And I must snare my experience witfi my friends in Japan, too. They often wrote me and were eager to know' real America. And through my letters, they were getting real knowledges of America a bit by bit. It is my pleasure if you, people in Corry. could realized real figure of Japan better than before I came here. 1 must thank my American family. I could behave as if I had been in my own home in Japan. I do appreciate my friends and teachers who taught a lot of things with great patience to me that could not understand English well. I shall never forget this year in America. I hope I will see you some day. Hiroshi Ikawa 56 American Field Service Student James Stahl 1 was really excited as I opened the letter from American Field Service International in New York City. At long last, I was told my summer’s destination — a trip to Brisbane, Queensland, in the country “down under.” Australia. My period of waiting and honing anxiously was over; I realized that I would be on my wav in a few days. On June 17, after a 1716 hour flight from San Francisco. I was met by my fabulous family, the Robinsons, and my summer was really under way. My family consisted of Mom and Dad. Peter age 16. Lynn age 13. and Heather age 5. Throughout the summer. I realized that my outlook on life was changing. I was no longer content to meet a few people and “hang around with them all the time. Now I wanted to become acquainted with as many people as 1 could because i wanted to exchange ideas and thoughts. Life seemed to intrigue me; 1 really felt “in it.” During my stay I was afforded the opportunity to try many new'things, ranging from foods, to a new school, even to new beliefs and ideals. Perhaps the most interesting part of my new experiences would be the attendance at an all boys’ school, where I was required to wear a mid-gray uniform. Another different facet of the school would be their subjects, testing, and the formal atmosphere. As I review my time as an AFS student, I realize that it was the most wonderful experience of my life. To live, to work, and to play with new and exciting people in a different country was the most important part of the summer. Now that I have been home for a while and had a chance to settle down again, I have come to one important conclusion: AH people the world over are basically alike. They will open their homes and hearts to you if only they are men the chance. The motto of AFS expresses this love of mankind in its words: “Walk together, talk together All ye Peoples of the earth; Then, and only then. Shall ye have peace. These words possess a meaning which is much deeper than the surface. However, this thought cannot be expressed in words, as it is a feeling a feeling which a person acquires after a wonderful experience such as mine. 1 was very thankful for the tremendous opportunities f have had, and 1 sincerely hope that everyone will have a chance such as mine to discover the ways of a different national heritage. James Stahl 57 Rotary Student Exchange TON! WICK WIRE America the Beautiful! This is so true, but there is a second beautiful country in the world — Australia! After one whole glorious year of living with the Australians and learning so much and having such a wonderful time I couldn’t help but fall completely in love with this sunburnt country. I arrived in Gympic, Queensland, Australia on July 21, 1968. Right away they had a party for me and introduced me to the people 1 would be associated with during my stay there. They also introduced me to the food, which was so good it had an adverse affect on me because I ate so much of it. The Australian countryside intrigued me. The colors are mainly browns and greens, but there was so much beauty in these duller colors. They aren’t just drab browns but golden browns. A golden that belongs to Australia and only Australia. This is not only brought out in the landscape but the people also. The people are as intriguing as the landscape. The further in the bush you go, the friendlier they are. Gympie is a country town and I found that the people there were so kind and friendly that they would give the earth to you if you wanted it and it was in their power. Their sense of humor was really great. They can look so serious and tell you something utterly fantastic so you believe it and then kick yourself and just about die laughing when you find out the truth. “There is no place like home” and I’m really happy to be back but Australia is now my home, too, and I’m so homesick. If anyone would like to see Australia, save your pennies and return with me and I’ll show you the second best country in the world! 58 Toni Wickwire Homecoming — October 3, 1969 Andy Williams, Cheryl Wilson. Kevin Carnegie. Sue McLean. Wotus, Chan Krupa. John Cragg. Becky Kane. Steve Walker. Dennis Brumagin, Debbie Hall. Clark Eaton. Charmainc Barbara Swart. Gates. Mike Jackson (Vice-President of the Senior Class). John Clark Eaton. Queen — Charmaine Gates. Mike Jackson. 59 .. iors Mardi Gras Above: Queen and King, Marlene Wells and Mark Webb; Row 2: D’Arcy Markle. Mike Frontcra, Sam Weber. Pandclcc Howard. Hokey Sandslatt. Ronna Cohen. Dianne Cutshaw, Gregg Marsh. Beth Jawdy, Fred Schwab. Doug Rozclle, Rae Roberts. SOUTH WALL June 10. 1969 62 Above: Dennis Harrison. Marlene Wells. Mark Webb. Marlene Kane. SOUTHWEST WALL 63 Above: Jim Harvey Left: Diane Jaquilh. Tom Cragg. Dave Bodie. Linda Hajec. Right: Roger Bailey. Kaihy Still. Tom Eld. Debbie Reed. Below: Betsy Heacox. Charmaine Gates. Jeaninc Oesch. Elaine Stcc. Linda Hajec. Julie Sckcrak. Left: Hokey Sandslatt. Charmaine Gates. Right: Diane Jaquith, Jill DeMarie. Nancy Sprickman. Pat Wetmorc. 64 Above: Hallway Below: Jeaninc Oesch, Tom Orn. Linda Hajec. Angie Barcssi. Above: Mr. Bennink Right: Mary Domincssy, Alverna Black. Right: East Wall. Above: Candy Eastman. Below: North Wall. 65 “Stop! You’re Killing Me” Cast and Chorus The class presented “Stop You're Killing Me!” a play by Weiser, Polhamus, and Davis on the evenings of December 4 and 5, 1968 for the enjoyment of the public. The setting was a secluded island where a rehearsal was taking place. During the two acts of the play, three people were killed. Everyone was wondering who would be next. At the end of the play, the identity of the murderer was revealed. Much to the surprise of everyone, it wasn’t the person they expected. “Stop You’re Killing Me!” was under the direction of Mr. Max Bennink. class advisor. The first night, the chorus girls became locked up in the dressing room (quite by accident) and the always helpful stage crew rescued them by catching each girl as she fell from the vent at the top of the door (2 feet by 116 feet). The second night, attendance was rather low because of a blizzard in the area. 66 Corrine and Casey played by Sue Hooks and Bruce Burr and by Mary Domincssy and Scott McK night. Miss Kell played by Kay Simmons and by Jocltc Mokwa. Student Directors. Connie Mountain and Candy Eastman. The Chorus Memories November 25 — First basketball game . . . October 10 -Schools closed for teacher’s institute . . . September 3 First day of school and back to the old grind. . . . October 3 — Our fifth homecoming . September 5 The first game of a great football season October 23 -Report cards out. . . . 70 November 22 and 24 — Junior class play . . . November 27-28 -Thanksgiving vacation . . . Memories December 1 First day of deer hunting December 8 First wrestling match with Wattsburg . . . season December 19 January 5 — A nice long Christmas vacation for everyone . . . March 20-30 Easter vacation and spring recess . . . April — Corrians were out . . . May 29 -Memorial day recess and the Junior-Senior prom . . . June 10 — Commencement June 7 - Baccalaureate June II -Last day of school. . . 71 Twenty Years From Now Michclc Adams finding her way around on the moon. Cindy Amoroso - reminiscing on her fourth grade accident. David Amy starting a pizza shop on Mars. Diane Armburgcr first lady to become queen on Venus. Donna Austin - babysitting for a living. Roger Bailey still buying “Reeds for his clarinet. Dennis Baker - baking Eskimo pics on Plato. Paul Baker - helping his brother with the pics. Angela Barcssi taking Mr. Simmons place at CAHS. Victoria Barcssi — singing in the opera at Lincoln Center. N. Y. Dennis Bcckcrink operating the Surf Club.” Carolyn Bellinger cleaning moon dust off the living room floor. Sheila Benton - reporting the news on TV. Albert Berlin — operating Dean Phipps. Boyd Berrett — playing lead coronet with the New York Symphony Orchestra. Lewis Biclak - running the drive-in on Route 6. Alvcrna Black - waiting for someone. David Bodic — still president of the Spring Creek Youth Fellowship. Steven Bodic — sitting on the dark side of the moon, smoking SIO bills. Alexander Bogcrt - owner of the Pontiac garage. Kathleen Boutwcll teaching Home Economics. Robert Boutwcll — still watching Then Came Bronson.” Donna Braswell — teaching third grade at Conelway. Randy Braswell - driving a Datson down the French Riviera. Dennis Britten - translating Latin. Bruce Burr - taking pictures for Life. Cinda Burrous - traveling to the moon. Jim Burrows - running cross country. Rodney Burrows playing football in the NFL. Susan Burrows - still coloring in McDonald's coloring books. James Butchko - learning about poems. Dolores Capcla - living on the moon. Bob Carlson — playing with a jazz band. Willis Carter - professional auto worker. Lucy Catalfu — looking in someone’s big brown eyes. Ida Chase — living in Florida. Christine Christensen - still waiting for someone to come. Donna Clayton helping out at Gates Son. Patricia Cochran handing out party favors at Camp Beaver. Susan Comitz - riding around with a strange fellow in a white mustang. James Consolo - listening to his favorite disk jockey. Karen Cooney — a famous poet. Paul Covey - working for the highway department. John Cragg president of Zip Cragg’s Snuff Tobacco Company. Thomas Cragg running his own motorcycle shop. Timothy Cragg coaching CAHS. Bill Crakcr - cheese taster on the Moon. Tom Crakcr - finishing desks at Corry Jamestown. Mark Crawford running Crawford County Fair. Clarence Croscutt acting like Paul Lynd. Craig Culver - growing a mustache. Jack Cummings playing basketball with the Harlem Globe Trotters. John Curtis being inducted into the Army. Kathy Daley taking Mr. Plylcr’s place. Connie Daniels - running a store in Alaska. Kris Danks driving around in an old Chevy. Diane Davis - owner of her own restaurant. Jill DeMarte doing secretarial work at Hamcd’s Ski-Do Company. Mary Dominessy taking Mr. Schwab’s place at CAHS. Michael Donoghuc working at Loblaws. Michael J. Donoghuc — working for his doctor's degree. Joanne Dorschcl - missionary nurse in the Philippines. Gene Dougherty - richest dairy farmer in Pennsylvania. Dan Draycr - running the highway department on Mars. Gerald Duell — taking Mr. Cragg's place at CAHS. Susan Dyne delivering Dr. Pepper at Camp Beaver. Candace Eastman — taking Mrs. Lewis' place at CAHS. Larry Eastman helping at the Keystone Gas Station. Ronald Eastman - Managing the Keystone Gas Station. John Eaton playing football. Dale Edwards still pursuing her. Thomas Eld - “Still” working on the dune buggy. Darlene Endslcy — still working at Loblaws. Gayle Eshclman — taking Mr. Brant's place. Jim Eshclman night bouncer at Penzoil. Gary Fairchild still running around in circles (the two-mile run). Charlene Fargo - painting the windows. Gary Fish - taking Mr. Peck’s place at CAHS. Dorothy Filch running complicated bookkeeping machines. Lanny Fitch taking a trip to the far out plant. Mona Fitch writing romances on Mars. Thomas Flanagan - working to own a car to drive on the Moon. Pamela Flick - giving Polish philosophy. Elizabeth Fogle excavating remains of Zinjanthropus Man. 72 Twenty Years From Now Cathy Fox - trying to grow long hair. Gordon Fralick number one farmer. Andy Froman - hanging around with the same gang. Jeff Fuller celebrating 38 years old. Mary Garfield - catering for banquets. Charmaine Gates - collecting “rockies.” Jan Gcnco woman racing jockey. Jeanne Gilbert - still going to “church” on Sunday. Dorothy Gilger — happily married. Gregg Glaviano driving with no accident. Joseph Goodman — operating Joe's Keystone. Kevin Grant — operating Ike’s Pool Hall. Stephen Grice gravin’ with Tom and the buds. Jeff Hacncl - acting as superintendent of Corry Schools. Charles Haggar - taking over as head of all of the plants. Linda Hajcc — still trying to get people to pronounce her name correctly. Mark Hall trying to get out of college. Colecn Hand - housekeeping for family. Walter Hansen traffic policeman on Jupiter. Barbara Harrington trying to make varsity. Kay Harrington writing exercises for a professional. Rebecca Hart paying for her own car. Betty Harvey — x-ray technician at Corry Memorial Hospital. Jim Harvey - owner of Arley’s. Norman Hasbrouck Secretary General of the UN. Betsy Heacox - still thinking about it. Howard Holthousc - Lawyer in Eric courthouse. Susan Huff — spinning around on her “bug. Rod Rulings - still calling Mr. Karasinski Frank.” Hiroshi Ikawa coaching swimming at CAHS. Roxanna Ives - living on planet NGS-205. Donald Jackson - still going to school. Mike Jackson acting Vice-President of the United States. Craig Jaggi - acting asquiet a Christine Jaquith Diane Jaquith listening to her stereo console. Roger Johnson - first man landing on Mars. Molly Judge teaching philosophy at Yale. Larry Kalika - working on the Moon. Tom Kalika - coming back from the service. Becky Kane - still counting days. Penni Katulich - modeling for Christian Dior. Thomas Keener - racing car owner. David Kcnniston laboratory technician. Sue Komcnda - still thinking. Joanne Kowalski - taking the place of the school nurse. Chan Krupa — modeling in Paris. David Kubiak owner of Corry Airport. Patricia Kysor - managing “Bobbi Sox Co. Jean Latos — still practicing. Ken Lewis - still waiting for the Hona to retire. Susan Lindholm professional student. James Lingcnfcltcr — still paying for broken windows. Barb Logan — owner of Quiet Acres. Leonard Loveland - editor of Playboy. John Macko — still trying to catch a blue 55 Ford. Gary Maine - comedian. Dan Marrs - still mad at daddy’s Rambler. Robert Martin - world’s greatest lover. Hank May - mechanic. Bonnie Meascl - Secretary of the Treasury. Frank Mcssingcr - still farming for Pete Sanders. Cleon McCray - drilling for oil at the North Pole. Eric McCray Truant officer for CAHS. Sylvia McCray - heaven only knows. George McDannel quitting school again. Janet McDonald homcmaking. Scott McKnight - next secretary general at the UN. Joseph McLaughlin President of the United States. Michele McLean - still collecting tops from elementary milk bottles. William McQuiston — finally gets his deer. Wayne Mick — living in Alaska. Pat Miller - still doing the Wednesday night act. Dan Millspaw - great stone mason carpenter. Dean Mitchell - still trying to super tunc the Camara at Uncle Al’s. Tom Mitchell - trying to fiy. Walt Mitchell - working at Louie’s. Joettc Mokwa - still not being quiet. Darla Monroe - Olympic ski champion. Richard Moore — still working at the cake factory. Laurel Morton - staying as sweet as ever. Connie Mountain - operating Mountain's Keystone. Vickie Mowers taking Miss Rowe's place teaching typing. Larry Munn - still picking up Ivy in the Mercury. Lee Neckers - another Mr. Pclc. Carol Nelson - operating her own restaurant. Robert Nelson a spot welder at C. J. Troy Nichols - English teacher at CAHS. Jeanine Oesch still trying. Leslie Ohm teaching Polish language to underprivileged Americans. 73 Twenty Years From Now Linda Olson - still eating. Thomas Om - as quiet as ever. Bruce Palmer — still at WOTR. Janet Pate - producing Howdy Doody. Jeff Peck - general in the Polish Air Force. Nancy Piccirillo — working for her Corvette. Jim Purpura - hitchhiking on Route 6. Robert Rackc - farm machinery engineer. Daniel Reed a mechanic. Deborah Reed — teaching at Clarion. Roger Richardson - owner of a large horse ranch. Jewel Roberts living happily ever after. William Roche - still trying to leam how to play “Crossroads.” Darlene Rogers making pizza at Roger's. John Sallee - trying to break his typing record of 5 words per minute. Robert Sanders owner of largest Angus herd in the United States. William Sawchyn — silent and noncommittal as ever. Judy Schaefer replacing Mr. Brunswick as study hall teacher. Jeri Schemer - checking on a new tieson. Linda Scholton - working on a plan to make people happy. Dan Schrcckengost designing flying space freights. Julie Sekerak - winner of 1990 Miss Smile contest. Mark Sekerak - combating air pollution on the Moon. Joe Shamburg in competition with Shamburg’s News. Charles Shcncficl still helping to plan things. Kathy Shumsky - celebrating. Bonnie Sickler - director of Miracle Mountain Ranch. Kay Simmons wrestling for women’s Olympic team. Gertrude Simmonscn - wondering where the last 20 years have gone. Debra Smith eating for orphans and homeless kids. Paul Sonoski - Union negotiator. Harold Sorenson - selling the best cars on the road - Chcvys. Kenneth Spear still trying to remember Mr. Daley’s name. Brenda Spitman - wrestling. Nancy Sprickman putting Cummings Jensen, auctioneers. out of business. Rose Sprovcn still begging for the car. James Stahl flying missions over Red China. Elaine Stcc - secretary in the school office. Greg Stcuart owner of Greg Steuart Ford. Inc. Sue Steves - still trying to remember Mr. Daley’s name. Kathleen Still still visiting “Elderberry Hill.” Leonard Stockton - still trying - very trying! Wendy Stoke — “Up With People'' leader. Phil Stutzman - outstanding citizen despite predictions. Gary Swart - still “Ra-a-a-lphing. Ralph Swart — still trying to grow a beard. Dan Taylor - still pitching pennies. James Thomas - still driving the old green Ford. Michael Thomas - manager of TV wrestling matches. David Tiffany - owner of Quality Markets. Elizabeth Tinko - still “tinkering around. Thomas Tinko - in the Polish paratroopers. Gary Tomer maintaining his life, securing his liberty, and pursuing his individual rights. Randy Trcsslcr still driving the Fred mobile. Ralph Tripp - owner of Eric County Plastics. Randy Tripp — going down the Mississippi in a canoe. Randy Trisket - going down the Mississippi in a canoe. Alan Vandcrhoff singing at Lincoln Center. Sharon Vandcrhoof seeing all the things she missed during her first 20 years. Debra Vettenburg - still driving like a maniac. Carlyle Wade wading around. Dennis Wade — largest dairy farmer on the Moon. Judy Walters - a “den mother. Peggy Walticr - head nurse at the Union City Hospital. Randall Way — driver of the fastest VW in Corry. Danny Weaver - doing a job on some Mitchell brand. Douglas Weber - trainer of the Albion Albatrosses. George Weber — riding the waves. Roger Wenzel - trying to sing Brother Loves Traveling. Charles Wcsoloski - wearing bell bottoms. Patricia Wetmorc - a caddy for top money winner on pro golf tour. Patricia Whaley - slaving away at Al’s Dairy Bar. Toni Wickwirc teaching Skippy some new tricks in Aussie land. Guy Williams — learning how to ride a motorcycle. John Wotus - a caddy for top money-winner on pro golf tour. Patricia Wotus - music specialist for NBC. Patrick Wotus - professor at Cornell. Steve Young President of American Motors. 74 Row I: Caihy Amy. Max Hartley, Becky Summerville. Mark Mr. Bennink; Row 3: Normic Kane. John Downey. Ron Bailey. Bloom. Barb Swart; Row 2: Debbie Hall. Mike Darnorall. Steve Walker. Bob Karkoski. Lynn Webster. Dave Crowell. Linda Wilson. Sally Wharton. Marty Lcishman. Joe Nichols. Junior Class History President............................... Max Hartley Vice-President.......................... Mark Bloom Secretary.......................... Becky Summerville Treasurer...............................Sally Wharton Advisor............................. Mr. Max Bennink The class of 1971, under the expert guidance of Mr. Bennink and the leadership of Max Hartley, started out a successful year by winning first prize for their “Eagle” float at the annual homecoming festivities. Charity was the theme for the class of’71 and the juniors made S85 at a Halloween dance sponsored for UNICEF. A real spirit of class unity was felt during the presentation of the junior class musical, “Rough'n Ready.” Over one hundred class members helped to make the show a success. It was very well received and the cast felt honored to present their production for the patients of the Warren State Hospital. Candy bars once again frequented the halls of C.A.H.S. — bigger and better than ever. The enterprising juniors sold 2,800 and made a profit of $500. The snowmobile rally held January 10 was a main event. Over 25 snowmobile owners participated anti trophies were won by many. Selling magazine subscriptions and renewals was the next project undertaken by the juniors. The project turned out to be very profitable and it is hoped in future years it will replace all other fund-raising projects. Of course, the prom and the junior-senior banquet were the jewels in the crown of junior class events. The final act of the class of 1971 was a class trip to Cedar Point. It was a fun-filled excursion and a just ending to a fine year. To the Class of 1971: You all have ended another 180 days of your high school life. During these days many ideas were brought to reality from your minds and hearts. A warm feeling of pride must be resident in that special spot for such feelings inside of you. The willingness to give and give and give of your time, talent and concern is your trademark;. Ever be it so. May helpfulness, concern, joy and love always be found in your wake. Sincerely, Max L. Bennink 76 Juniors Class Ofl971 John Adams Jean Alford Keith Allen Kathy Amoroso Cathy Amy Joe Amy Cecelia Anderson Jim Anderson Shelly Andrus Craig Bailey Kim Bailey Ron Bailey Joe Balog Randy Bankcs Frank Barcssi Sam Barcssi Russell Barstow Jack Bcnnink Kevin Bensink Ann Bielak Joy Blakeslee Barb Bogert Dawson Bogert Debbie Borton Linda Braswell Carol Brown Peggy Brown Rick Brown Roger Brown Den Brumagin Carl Brundagc Kathy Buetikofcr Rick Burlingame Carol Bush Dixie Carter Jane Cathers Janet Chase Gary Chclton Alana Chiricuzio Alan Chris Jack Christensen Polly Clark 77 Juniors Class Of 1971 Randy Clark Ronnie Clark Bob Clayton Steve Cobb Dave Cochran Tina Consolo George Coons Sylvia Costello Carl Counassc I nr p7Q (raker Faith Crook Barb Crowell Dave Crowell Jane Curtis Marcia Curtis Brenda Dahl Cindy Dahl Beverly Daily Debbie Damon Bob Daniels Linda Daniels Bill Darnofall Mike Darnofall Larry Davids Bruce Davis David Dell Bob DeMauri Richard Dennis Lynn Dingfcldcr Chris Donoghue John Martin Downey Jim Downs Mike Drain Steve Dubrosky Janet Dundon John Eastman Juanita Edwards Renee Edwards Becky Eld Daryl Emmons Jan Evers Debbie Ficcardi 78 Juniors Class Of 1971 Diane Fitch Sandy Foster Susan Fox Jan Frank Becky French Margaret Frisim Dean Gates Nancy Gates Dona Geer Sam Gcnco Gary Giacoma Mike Gluvna Larry Graham Debbie Grinder Becky Guth Debbie Hall Jim Hanna Cris Hanson A1 Harmon Jim Hamcd Mike Hartley Denise Harvey Kathy Hasbrouck Pat Hatfield Wendy Hayes Ken Hcacox Connie Hcise Lewis Hcllycr Russ Hcpler Darlene Higby Don Hiidum Pauline Hiidum Kathy Hollenbeck Jim Hooven Gavlc Hotchkiss (fjaketa Howara ' P • £ Gary Hubbard Jessica Huff Barbara Hunt Rhonda Hurlbut Cecilia Imhoff Bonnie Jackman Juniors Tom Jackman Pam Jackson Vicki Jackson Victor Jaggi Martha Jewell Randy Johnson Jill Judge Sue Kafl'erlin Normie Kane Boh Karkoski Kay Kelsey Gaila Kent Bcrnic Kiehart Phil Knoll Jerry Krizo Gary Kuzma Bill Lamber Mike Lamcndola Debby Lawcock Martha Lcishman Beverly Lewis Marty Lillie Alma Lindstrom Kathy Lloyd Ron Lobdcll Randy Long Mike Lucie Debbie Lundy Cathy Lutz Marie Malcc Rose Marrs Larry Marsh Rick Martin Paul Mather Terry McAvoy Catherine McCaslin Kathleen McCaslin Jill McCoy Mike McCray Randy McCray Tcri McCray Judy McEldowncy Class Of 1971 80 Juniors Class Of 1971 Bonnie McIntyre Michele McIntyre Henry McKinsey Terri McMullin Debbie Meerdink Scott Menccly Dan Mercer Denise Messenger Joyce Messenger Kathy Middleton Chris Migliaccio Darlene Miller Kay Mink Terry Miseik Cindy Mitchell Kathy Mitchell Larry Mitchell Randy Moore Terry Moore Rick Morgan Ronna Morris Jay Moyer Paul Mulligan Jennie Murphy Norman Nelson Linda Nevogt Joe Nichols Barb Oliver Steve Olson Bill Orn Brenda Orncr Mary Paloncy Robin Parks Chris Peterson Mark Pierce Jim Picrotti Ray Pierson Becky Ploss Joan Popovich Diann Powers Diane Price Tonya Price 81 Juniors Jeff Proctor Karen Qucrreveld Randy Rater Shirley Reed Sue Reynolds Charlene Roberts Jim Sekerak Rita Sherman Phyllis Sicklcr Betty Skalos John Slayton Steve Sloan Gayle Smith Linda Smollek Joi Sorenson James Spencer Kevin Spitman Linda Sproveri Darlene Steadman Nancic Stoddard Carol Stutzman Diane Stutzman Becky Summerville Debbie Swantek Barb Swart Edgar Taylor Harlcn Taylor Linda Testi Susan Thomson June Titch Deborah Roden Mike Roden Bill Ross Paula Rossbachcr Christine Rouse Brad Rupp Frank Savko • ' Sylvia Sawchyn Bob Schilling Mary Lou Schrcckengost David Schwcigert Bill Seamens 82 Juniors Class Of 1971 Debbie Tobin Myra Tripp Merritt VanAtta Chris Vanik Dave Waite Steve Walker Casey Walsh Candy Wamshuis John Wawrcjko Lyn Webster Mark Weldon Pat Weldon Sally Wharton Lewis White Jack Wickwire Roger Williams Kathy Willis Linda Wilson Gary Zajee Connie Blakcslcc Mark Bloom Mike Comitz Margaret Cooklis John Downey Becky Fish Dean Johnson Roycc Marklc Kathleen McCaslin 83 Brenda Spilman, Sue Comitz. Janet Pate. Dolores Capcla, Joettc Mokwa. Chris Christensen. Cathy Fox. Janet Pate. Cindy Amoroso. WHO KNOWS? Twenty years from now — We'll all be gone from here. Twenty years from now — We'll think of this as yesteryear. Twenty years from now — Others will come to take our places. Twenty years from now — Instead of ours, there'll be other faces. Twenty years from now Aye. we all have many hopes and goals; But, twenty years from now — Tell me truly — who knows? Karen Cooney POEMS Some think poems are but little things With not much value, of little worth; But oh how much they seem to mean To the people of our Earth! Karen Cooney Pcnni Katulich. Jcri Schcincr. Betty Jo Harvey, Cindy Amoroso, jean Ulos. Becky Kane. Judy Walters. |U| DeMartc. Betsy Heacox. Jan Genco. 84 SOPHOMORES Row I: Denny Scali :, Marilyn Gilliland. Sue McLean. Helen Loveland; Row 2: Bob Cummings. Joe Jawdy, Sue Smollck. Harrison. Criss Cole. Terri Wascak. Theresa Baressi. Cindy Sieve Sandburg. Mr. Plyler. Sophomore Class History President ................... Dennis Skaiise Vice-President ............Cynthia Loveland Secretary ....................Theresa Baressi Treasurer .................Marilyn Gilliland Advisor ................... Mr. David Plyler This year there was excitement for sophomores in building the class float entitled “100th Anniversary of Baseball for the Homecoming of CAHS. Some of the most successful money-raising projects were selling class shirts and sponsoring bake sales and some dances. All of these activities took place under the guidance of Mr. Plyler who really helped us a great deal. We hope our years to come at CAHS will be most successful. 86 Sophomores Class 0 1972 Diane Ahlstrom Elaine Allen Debra Amoroso Mary Sue Amy Terry Apthorp Dan Atwood David Austin Linda Babcock Kay Bailey Brian Baker James Balek Teresa Baressi Elbert Bellinger Jim Bennett Doug Bennink Georgia Berk house Linda Biclak Tom Blair Lcnorc Blakeslce Terry Blakeslce Rhae Blynt John Bogniak Tom Borstorff Jeanne Bracken Denise Brenizer Teresa Bretherton Bob Brisk ic Diane Britten Pamela Bromley Virginia Brown John Bunting Patty Burrows Gary Butcher Christine Butchko Norman Capela Kevin Carnegie Connie Carso Denny Casler Penni Ccrvola Janet Chapin Barbara Clabbatz Florence Clark 87 Sophomores Class 0 1972 Mike Clark Jane Cmicl Criss Cole Theresa Conklin Karen Consolo Dean Cooney Sally Coons Dawn Cox Mike Cradduck Vicki Cragg Harry Crawford Dennis Culver Bob Cummings Betty Jo Curtis Jean Curtis Bradley Dahl Gerry Dahl Lois Davids Charles Davis Jeff Davis Liz Ann Davis Bob Dell Jim Deutschlandcr Charles Dittman Jim Dolan Lynda Ducll Dan Dunncwald Lonny Eastman Robert Eastman John Emerson Mark Fairchild Mary Fassett Donna Fenton Ernest Ferro Mary Piccardi Renee Flick Susan Floyd Ed Foley Jim Froman Ann Fuller Dan Furst Marjorie Gates 88 Sophomores Class Of 1972 Mike Gentile Rhac Giacoma Marilyn Gilliland Kathy Glatz Laurel Grape Yvonne Graves David Grinder Larry Gross Andrea Guskea Bill Majec Diane Hajec Janet Hajec Bob Hall Adele Hammcrlee Jane Hammond Glenn darkless Jeanette Harrington Helen Harrison Jeff Hart Debbie Hayes Nancy Hetrick Dale Higley Martha Hileman Patricia Hileman Timothy Hooven Brenda Hovis Jeff Huff Doreen Jackson Kent Jaggi Wayne Jaquith Joe Jawdy Jon Jawdy Becky Johnson Terri Jones ' Barbara Kafferlin Bill Kalika Kathy Kalika Stanley Komenda Bob Katulich Frank Keener Kim Kcppel Glenn Kerr 89 Sophomores Class Of 1972 Jo Ann Kirch Doug Knapp Pat Knowlton Eileen Kolaja Ed Koval Pat Kowalski Diane Kuhiak Mary Ku ma Malcolm Kysor David Ladd Nancy Lamcndola Kim Lewis Nancy Lindholm Karen Lobdcll Cynthia Loveland Tom Lutton Steve Madison John Malcc Mary Mallory Charles Marlctt Lavonne Marsh Wendy Maslcr Dan McCaslin Margaret McChcsncy Barbara McCray Charlene McCray Gary McCray Richard McCray Rean McElroy Sue McLean Ruth Mcaley Fred Messingcr Kevin Messingcr Bruce Mick Dick Middleton Gary Millspaw Chuck Mitchell Mark Monroe David Moore Renee Morris Diane Morton Herb Morton 90 Sophomores Class Ofl972 Mike Morton Beverly Mowers Bill Muckinhaupt John Mulroy Mike Mulroy Denny Murphy Donna Nelson Gloria Nelson Terri Ncylon Thomas Ncylon Jessica Nichols Paul Niedomys ave Norton Theresa O’Brian Karen O’Day Carol Orn Randy Orton Bob Ottaway Ann Paver Bill Pclc Kathy Petty Ann Piccirillo David Pierce Jean Pierotti Doug Pierson Donna Pike Dale Ploss Darlene Ploss Brad Pokosh Darlene Porter Mary Porter Bill Proctor Ed Proctor Dan Remington Rodney Ricketts Norman Root Larry Rose Tim Rose Jim Ross Sharon Ross Sue Sample Ronald Saxman 91 Sophomores Class Of 1972 Tom Saxton Dennis Scalisc Jan Scheiner Bob Schwab JoAnnc Sekerak Mike Sekerak Diane Shamburg Ivy Shelly Walter Shields Bob Simmonsen David Smith Dennis Smith Janet Smith Jean Smith Kenneth Smith Sue Smollek Paul Snell Ken Sorenson Jim Sproveri Walter Still Kevin Sutton Donna Swart Jim Swart Debbie Tate Donna Tate Judy Taylor Carla Teed Karen Testi Ed Thacker Janet Thomas Tom Thompson Linda Tinko Bill Tobin Patty Toth Russell Trover Wilma Vance Donald Vanderhoff Peggy Vanderhoof Jerry VanGuilder Laura VanGuilder Ed Walters Terri Wascak 92 Sophomores Class Of 1972 Melanie Webb Becky Weber Larry Wells Lenny Wells Robert Whaley Gary White Karen White Gary Whitelcy Beverly Wilkins David Wilkins Andy Williams Mike Williams Cheryl Wilson John Zajac Kathy Bauer Ken Bcrkhousc Cathy Burlingame Diane Chase Rick Christensen Cindy Desmond Roger Hasbrouck John Lefik Rick Newman Howard Raymond Steve Sandberg Dennis Stroup Paul Goodwill Steve Moore 93 American Field Service Identification of pictures on page 104 Picture I - Row I: K. Tcsti, N. Lindholm. T. Barcssi. J. Hammond. M. Ficcardi. W. Maslcr. J. Malory. C. Teed; Row 2: J. Nichols. N. Lamcndola, M. Hilcman. K. Bailey. D. Amoroso. B. McCray. D. Braswell. J. Chapin. C. Daily. D. Tate. D. Tate; Ron 3: Hiroshi Ikawa, D. Weber. P. Sonoski, J. McLaughlin. K. Spear, N. Hasbrouck. B. Burr. J. Pierotti. B. Sanders Picture 2 - Row I: A. Fuller, S. Wharton. B. Summerville. M. Curtis, J. McCoy. J. Oesch. T. Simmonscn. P. Miller: Row 2: S. McCray. D. Cox. R. Giacoma. K. O’Day. C. Christensen. D. Capcla, K. Shumsky. M. Sekerak. D. Hayes; Row 3: J. Stahl. J. Cummings, S. Grice. M. Jackson. P. Hillman. T. Wichwire. C. Loveland. V. Barcssi. S. Dubrosky. T. Keener. J. Consolo. Picture 3 - Row 1: J. Harrington. T. Wascak. L. Sproveri. J. Schcincr. J. Sekerak. C. Gates. J. Pate. S. Dyne; Row 2: B. McIntyre. S. McLean, J. Bracken. H. Harrison. L. Olson. C. Krupa. J. Mokwa, B. Hcacox. P. Hatfield. D. Hall; Row 3: J. DcMartc. E. Kolaja. K. Mink. M. McLean. C. Fox. D. Monroe. B. Spitman. P. Katulich, J. Genco, J. Walters. C. Amoroso. B. Harvey; Row 4: J. Latos. L. Smollek. S. Comitz, B. Harrington. K. Kelsey, R. Marrs. A. Hammcrlcc. R Blynt, B. Cragg. R. Sherman. Picture 4 — Row : A. Lindstrom. D. Lundy. N. Kane. N. Howard. B. Crowell. J. Frank. T. McCray. T. McMullen; Row 2: F. Crook. K. Lutz, D. Britten. L. Marsh. J. Dundcn. M. Frisina. S. Andrus. D. Ficcardi. P. Cochran. P. Whaley; Row 3: M. Judge. J. Kirch. J. Pierotti, K. Quccrcvcld. J. Popovich. J. Judge. K. Still. D. Jaquith. D. Reed. K. Lloyd. M. Malec. J. Sekerak; Row 4: K. Willis. D. Miller. D. Shamburg. R. Edwards. J. Hoovcn. R. Morgan. R. Martin. C. Brown. B. Kane. S. Sawchyn. President . . . Vice-President Julie Sekerak Jcri Scheiner Becky Guth James Stahl Secretary Treasurer Advisors Mrs. Sue Poole Mrs. Judith Bogcrt 94 Freshmen Class Of 1973 � Jo Ann Amoroso Tony Amoroso Mike Anthony Joyce Armbcrgcr Dave Armstrong Karen Babcock Diane Bailey Barry Baker Frances Baker Barb Barcssi Bill Barr Bryan Beardsley Bill Beckwith Blanc Beckwith Sue Bellinger Larry Bensink Jean Berkhous Kim Bcrrctt Ricky Bigelow Marjorie Bimbcr Robert Bishop Bob Blakcslcc Gary Blakcslcc Karen Blakcslcc Ruby Bogcrt Barb Bogniak James Bolvin Karen Brant Bob Braswell Susan Britten Janet Brown Tom Brown Shirley Bunting Robert Butcher Donald Carlson Louis Catalfu Pat Catalfu Bill CervoIiT Jack Chapin Kristi Chase Jana Chclton Russell Chelton % Freshmen Class 0 1973 Robin Chiricuzio Charlene Clark Gerri Clark Ten Clark Sue Costello Denise Cozad John Cradduck Fraun Cragg Norma Craker Greg Cutshaw Cindy Czech Tim Daley Clinton Daniels Bob Davis Bradley Davis Judy Davis Marie Davis Dave Demby Denise DeMauri Bill Donoghuc Lee Dougherty Dan Downey Ken Dundon Barbara Durlin Michael Eastman Becky Edwards Michelle Edwards Sue Endsley Terry Estes Jim Falcone Bev Fassett Ken Fay Bruce Fenstermacher - Janet Fenton • Carole Flyc Bernard Fralick Vicki Frank .Chris Frisina Joe Froman Mary Gentile Joe Gerzina Mike Gerzina 97 Freshmen Class Of 1973 John Gilgcr Teresa Glatz Bill Glontz Penny Gluvna Gary Goodwill George Gould Bette Graham ' Cindv Graham Linda Grape Cheryl Hajee Marty Hal fast Abbic Hammond Debby Hand Debra Hansen Janice Harned Carol Harvey Cindy Hayes Pete Hcacox Phil Heplcr Terri Hincr Francis Homick Mike Huff Richard Huntley Wendy Jackman Dennis Jackson Jackie Jackson Randi Jaggi Elaine Jaquith Tim Jaquith Howard Johnson Joan Johnson Kim Kelsey Mike Keppel Wesley Knapp Philip Knowlton Donna Kowalski Dennis Kubiak Rhonda Kusiak Steve Kuzma Mark Ladika Don Lefik Philomena Leinen 98 Freshmen Class Of 1973 Ann Lewis Dale Lewis Jackie Lillie Janet Lillie Tom Lillie Grace Lincoln Mark Lindsey Albin Lindstrom Jane Lindstrom Mary Lindstrom Jerry Long Richard Loveland Steve Loveland Bill Lutton Della Jo Mack Bill M alec Micky Marklc Sherri Mattcson Craig McAvoy Mike McCaffcrty Marsha McCaslin Gloria McChcsney Eva McCray Vida McCrav Mark McHalc iJol Mcknight Cynthia McKuhn James Mcnccly Sylvia Messenger Elaine Miles Dan. Miller Martha Mink Rick Minnick Jennifer Moore Merle Moore Val Morgan Patricia Morris Randi Morris Tom Mountain Mike Ncylon Gay Nichols 99 Freshmen Haltic Nichols Karla Nichols Patricia Norton Kathleen O'Brien Susan Olson Randy Ottaway Rick Owens Robert Owens Sharon Peck Terr)- Peterson Bruce Petty Debbie Pierce Greg Pike Kathy Ploss Roberta Ploss Sandra Pondcl David Popovich Ed Port ice Max Potocki Eugene Powers Sandy Proctor Matt Putman Melody Rater Rex Rathbun Ruth Raymond Douglas Remington Debbie Reynolds Vicky Robbins Ramon Ross Becky Rossbachcr Joan Rugar Jan Sample Craig Samsell Joe Sanders Scott Sanford Debbie Savko Chuck Shamburg Peggy Shannon Kathy Shumsky Loretta Shumsky Tom Simmonsen Michaelcnc Skalos Freshmen Class Of 1973 ' Steve Skalos Karen Smith Larry Snow Gloria Sorenson Cindy Spitman Vicki Sproveri Jim Stec Bill Stockton Sam Stolz fartha Stutzman Ray Stutzman 5 jsc Stutzman , W Swanson T.irl Swart Mary Szarzanowicz James Terrill Tom Testi Joan Thompson Rick Tinko Gary Tripp George Vallclti Mike VanAtta Dawn Vcttenburg Cindy Walker Linda Walker David Walters Terri Walters Tom Wascak Daniel Way Rita Weber Gary Weeks Matt Weldon Wesley Proper Lorraine Wcsoloski Ernest Whaley John Whaley Kenneth Whitelcy Bruce Wickwirc Kaye Williams Steve Williams Chris Willman Gary Xander 101 Freshmen Class Of 1973 Janet Young Leslie Young Fred Zcwatsky Enos Brcnizcr Martha Davis Clint Hildum Deborah Hull Mark McCarthy John Newman Dale Young FRESHMEN TRI-H1-Y JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Homecoming Float Competition ORGANIZE TIONS A.F.S. For identification see page 94. Row : Kathy Amy. R xl Burrows. Mike Jackson. Pat Miller. Debbie Mccrdink. Pat Wetmorc; Row 2: Sue McLean. Helen Harrison. Barb Swart, Betty Jo Harvey. Theresa Baressi, Kay Simmons. Barb Harrington. Sue Smollck; Row 3: Charmainc Gates. Linda Olson. Chan Krupa. Chris Cole. Penny Katulich. Becky Kane. Debbie Hall. Sally Wharton. Becky Summerville; Row 4: Lyn Webster. Hiroshi Ikawa. Jim Harvey. Jack Cummings. Bob Boutwcll. Norm Hasbrouck. Norlcnc Kane. President . . . Vice-President Secretary . . Treasurer . . Advisor . . . Rodney Burrows . . . Mike Jackson ... Patricia Miller Deborah Mccrdink Mr. David Simmons Student Council Row I: Terri Wascak. Jeanette Harrington. Marilyn Gilliland. Dubrosky, Steve Sandburg. Denny Scalisc: Row 3: John Cindy Loveland. Marty Lcishman. Bob Cummings; Row 2: Joe Downey. Mark Bloom. Steve Walker. Lcs Om. Mike Hartley, Nichols, Mike Damofall. Joe Jawdy, Ron Bailey, Steve Jeff Peek, Joe McLaughlin. Steve Grice. Row I: Mrs. Ruth Panion (Librarian). Barb Bogert. Darlene Higby. Barb Hunt. Ten McCray. Rhonna Morris. Pam Jackson; Row 2: Barb Kaffcrlin. Cecelia Imhoff. Bonnie Jackman. Kay Kelsey. Alma Lindstrom. Betty Skalos. Debbie Swantek. Roycc Marklc: Row 3: Janet Thomas. Vicki Barcssi. Patty Hillman. CfirisJaquith Rhac Giacoma. Karen O'Day. Darlene Ploss. Library Row : Jill McCoy. Carol Bush. Susan Bellinger. Lorraine Wesoloski. Kay Williams, Karen Smith. Martha Stut man. Row 2: Mary Fassett. Judy Schaefer. Doug Pierson. Kathy Still. Kathy Hollcn cck. Tarcc Ncylon. Lisa Miller. Cindy Graham, Vicki Robbins. Gjiiua-Sttici]ss n; Row 3: Donna Jo Geer. Kay McCaslin. Theresa O'Brien. Janet Chase. Kathy Willis. Jo Ann Kirch. Nancy Lindholm. Rose Stut man, Joan Rugar. Kathy O'Brien. Row : Pal Cochran. Faith Crook. Jessica Huff. Jan Evers, Lyn Darla Monroe: Row 3: Margie Cooklis. Sally Wharton. Jim Webster. Bob Racke; Row 2: Becky Hart. Tcri Wascak. Barb Hooven, Joe Nichols. Renee Edwards. Candy Eastman. Bogcrt. Lisa Fogle. Cathy Lutz, Brenda Orner. Donna Swart. President . . . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Co-Treasurer Parliamentarian Advisor . . . .......Jan Evers . . . Jessica Huff . . . Faith Crook . Bob Raeke . . . Lyn Webster . . . Pat Cochran Mrs. Minna Stahl Spanish Row : Kathy Still. Liz Davis. Jill McCoy. Nakcta Howard. Adclc Hammcrlce. Sue Amy; Row 2: Barb Swart. Martha Hilcman. Kay Kelsey. Joanne Sckcrak. Kay Bailey. Karen Tcsti. Linda Tcsti; Row 3: Andy Williams. Steve Walker. David Dell. Absent from picture Jon Jawdy. Floyd Berrctt. Row I: Deborah Tate. John Wotus, Pam Flick. Tom Flanagan, Jeff Fuller. Cinda Burrous. Scott McK night. Bob Sanders; Row 2: Becky French. Donna Tate. Brenda Orncr. Shirley Reed. Kathy Willis. Phyllis Sickler. Molly Judge. Kay McCaslin. Sylvia McCray, Carol Bush. Joanne Kirch. Pat Cochran; Row 3: Jill Judge. Becky Fish. Mary Fasset. Judy Schaefer. Martha Hileman, Chris Vanik. Vicki Cragg. Alma Lindstrom. Rose Marrs. Jeanne Bracken. Rick Martin; Row 4; Sue Steves. Darlene Endslcy, Patty Toth. LaVonne Marsh. Lynda Duel!. Joan Schcincr. Theresa Baressi, Wendy Master, Sue Fox. Sue McLean. Adclc Hammcrlcc. Bruce Burr. Tom Eld. Drama President............... Vice-President ......... Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer .............. Advisor ................ . , Tom Flanagan .... Jeff Fuller .... Pam Flick . . Cinda Burrous . . . John Wotus Mrs. Gladys Howe The purpose of the Drama club is to promote interest among students in various phases of dramatic production, to aid classes in their productions of plays upon request, to learn about stage technique, and to study and produce plays. Regular business meetings are held once a month during school, and all other meetings arc held after school. The club is open to all Senior High School students who have an interest in dramatics. Only the president and vice-president must be enrolled in the speech classes. The students produce plays for the membership and occasionally for assembly programs. Society Of Young Americans Row 1: Betty J. Harvey, Donna Braswell. Mary A. Domincssy. Armbcrgcr. Kathy Willis, Angela Baressi. Pat Cochran. Joanne Karen Cooney. Molly Judge. Sue Dyne; Row 2: Linda Kirch. Rose Marrs. Braswell. Nancy Hetrick. Darlene Ploss.’ Shirley Reed. Diane Beaver Row I: Chuck Shcncficl (Co-Ed.), Becky Summerville (Co Ed.), Faith Crook (Front Page Ed.). Tom Flanagan (Bus. Mgr.); Row 2: Jim Hamed (Sports Fid.). Bruce Burr (Photography). Allan Vanderhoff (Ad. Mgr), hrynk Savkn i Ansisi.hu Snorts. I d . Mr. Hiram Daley (AO visor); a oh J: Sheila Benton (Cir. Mgr.). Sue Burrows (Exchange Ed.), Judy Schaefer (Entertainment Page Ed.). Row I: Carol Bush (C'ir.). Pat Toth (Entertainment). Cinda Burrous (Feature). Penm Katulich (Feature), Charmain Gates (Entertainment), Chris Donoghuc (Entertainment). Laurel Grape (Front Page); Row 2: Mary Porter (Front Page). Darlene Ploss (Feature), Lynda Duell (Cir.). Dawn Cox (Front Page). Diane Ahlstrom (Front Page). Carol Brown (Front Page), Denise Harvey (Entertainment). Karen Testi (Front Page). Nancy Lindholm (Front Page), Ann Fuller (Front Page); Row 3: Steve Bodic (Art). Kevin Bensink (Feature), Jim Stahl (Sports). Hiroshi Ikawa (Feature), Denny Brumagin (Sports). Jim Hanna (Sports). Gary Kuzma (Sports). Below Row I: Paula Omer (Social Studies). Karla Nichols (Jr. High Poll). Penny Gluvna (Jr. High Poll). Della Mack (Chief Ed.). Jennifer Moore (Around the Jr. High), Denise Cozad (English Dept.). Marcia Sonoski (Math Dept.); Row 2: Cindy Hillycr (Home Room Representative). Vi Anderson (Home Room Representative). Diane White (Jr. High Poll). Beverly Newman (Poetry. Jokes. Cartoons Editorials). Lucinda Sickler (Poetry. Jokes. C artoons Editorials). Diane Porter (Jr. High Poll); Row 3: Robert Moore (Around the Jr. High). Karl McCarthy (Poetry. Jokes. Cartoons Editorials), Dave Porter (Jr. High Poll). Jim Burlingame (Home Room Representative). Dave Sample (Sports). Barry Berkhous (Around the Jr. High). Row I: Mary Domincssy. Nakcla Howard. Diane Jaquith. Nancy Piccirillo. Mary Ann Sekerak, Pat Cochran; Row 2: Mary Porter. Diane Alstrom. Sue Dyne. Rose Marrs. Kathy Willis. Molly Judge. Bonnie McIntyre. Alvcrna Black. Jan Cienco. Angela Baressi; Row J: Patty Toth. Sue Lindholm, Barb Swart. Martha Hilcman, Donna Braswell. Jcaninc Ocsch. Brenda Dahl, Julie Sekerak. Dawn Cox. Jill Judge. Joette Mokca; Row 4: Ed Proctor. Marilyn Gilliland. Vickie Baressi. Candy Eastman. Trudi Simmonsen. Pat Miller. Future Teachers Of America President .............. Vice-President ......... Secretary............... Treasurer .............. Corresponding Secretary Advisor ................ Mary Ann Sekerak . . Diane Jaquith Patricia Cochran Naketa Howard Nancy Piccirillo Miss Ruth Bennett Row I: Jane Cat hers. Sylvia Sawchyn. Kathy Lloyd. Gayle Chris Migliaccio. Missing from picture: Linda Hajee Jo Smith. Tcri McCray; Row 2: Kathy Hasbrouck. Elaine Stcc. Ann Kirch. Kathy Daley. Denise Harvey. Bonnie Jackman. Peggy Brown. National Row 1: Joanne Dorschcl, Patricia Miller. Mike Jackson. Steve Grice; Row 2: Gary Fairchild. Jeff Peek, Mary Ann Sekerak. Jeff Fuller. Jim Stahl. Honor Society President . . . Michael Jackson Vice-President . . . Steve Grice Secretary . . . Patricia Miller Treasurer . . . Joanne Dorschcl Advisor . . . Mrs. Clco Brown Language Groups Language Group students in the fourth year of a language: LATIN Pat Miller Mary Ann Sekerak Steve Grice Paul Sonoski Jcaninc Ocsch SPANISH Bob Raeke Pat Cochran Faith Crook Jan Evers FRENCH Bob Sanders Bill Sawchyn Molly Jedge Charmainc Gates Row I: Pat Miller. Pat Cochran. Faith Crook. Jan Evers, Charmainc Gates. Molly Judge. Jeaninc Ocsch; Row 2: Steve Grice. Bill Sawchyn. Bob Raeke. Paul Sonoski. Bob Sanders. Mary Ann Sekerak. Row I: Judy Schaefer. Mona Fitch. Carolyn Bellinger. Chris Christensen. Dolores Capcla, Jewel Roberts. Chris Jaquith, Betsy Hcacox; Row 2: Debbie Smith. Vickie Mowers. Pat Kysor. Darlene Rogers. Betty Tinko. Pat Whaley. Chan Krupa, Joette Mokwa. Elaine Stec. Kathy Still. Dorothy Fitch; Row 3: Kathy Shumsky, Joanne Dorschel, Chris Danks. Barb Harrington. Michele McLean. Sue Comitz. Judy Walters. Jill DeMarte. Cathy Fox. Cindy Amoroso. Betty Harvey. Jeri Schcincr; Row 4: Karen Cooney. Sylvia McCray. Donna Austin. Janet McDonald, Brenda Spitman. Penny Katulich. Beckie Kane. Darla Monroe. Janet Pate. Charmainc Gates. Sharon Vanderhoof. Corrian EDITORS: Carolyn Bellinger Mona Fitch Chris Jaquith Jewel Roberts Judy Schaefer Kathy Still BUSINESS MANAGERS: Dolores Capela Chris Christensen ADVISOR: Miss Helen Rowe Row I: Ida Chase. Pat Chohran. Debra Reed. Mary Dominessy. Bruce Burr. Lucy Catalfu. Sue Burrows. Alvcrna Black; Row 2: Karen Qucereveld. Darlene Miller. Carol Bush. Cecilia Imhoff, Bonnie Jackman. Molly Judge. Sue Komenda, Debra Damon. Rhonda Hurlburt. Roycc Markle. Debbie Grinder; Row 3: Debbie Roden. Shirley Reed, Juanita Edwards. Chris Vanik. Linda Nevogt. Kay McCaslin. Barbara Hunt. Gayle Smith. Mary Schrcckcngost. Joyce Messenger. Cindy Dahl; Row 4: Kathy Willis, Kathy Lloyd. Charlene Roberts. Rose Mam. Kathy Hollenbeck. Albert Bellinger. Gayle Hotchkiss. Terri McCray. Linda Daniels. Row I: JoAnn Kirch. Mary Porter. Diane Ahlstrom. Linda Ducll, Karen O'Day, Kathy Kalika; Row 2: Elaine Allen, Susan Lindholm, LaVonne Marsh. Diane Britten; Row 3: Ed Proctor. Chuck Mitchell. Bob Hall. Row I: Russ Troyer. Jim Dcutschlander, Steve Sandberg. Ernie Sorenson. John Malcc. Bruce Mick. Bob Whaley. Mr. Salsgivcr. Ferro. Jeff Davis. Edwin Thacker; Ron- 2: Dan Remington. Absent from picture Randy Miseik. Tom Thompson. John Dave Pierce. Dick Middleton. Brad Pokosh, Dave Austin. Ken Bogniak. Electronics President................ Vice-President .......... Secretary-Treasurer . . . Advisor ................. .... Ernie Ferro . . Steve Sandberg .......... Jeff Davis Mr. Vincent Salsgivcr The Electronics club was instituted this year as a means of putting the knowledge learned in the Electronics course to practical usage. The facilities of the school, which Mr. Salsgiver uses as an aid to instruction, were made available to any student who takes Electronics. He may use these to design, test, or repair any piece of electronic equipment. The group is fabricating plans to build and maintain a licensed HAM radio station. 113 Future Farmers Of America Row I: Bcrnic Fralick. Ken Fay, Mike Marsh. Jim Anderson. Larry Eastman. Ron Clark. Gary Butcher. Lonny Eastman; Row 2: Mr. Richard Farver. Bob Butcher. Randy Orton. Doug Pierson. Russell Chclton. Gary Chclton, Ken Dundon.Tim Rose. Bob Braswell; Row 3: Mike Eastman. Gary Goodwill. Ed Walters. Steve Kuzma. Tom Keener, Mike McCaflcrty, Earl Brenizer. Malcolm Kysor, Lee Dougherty. Rick Tinko, Barry Baker, Jerry Krizo. Dan Reed. Steve Skalos, Clint Hildum. President . . Vice-President Secretary . . Treasurer Chaplain . . Sentinel Reporter . . Advisors . . . . . Dennis Wade . . .Gordon Fralick .... Ralph Swart . . Randy Braswell .......Keith Allen .......Dean Gates . . . Mike Sekerak Mr. Richard Farver Mr. William Ellison Row 1: Randy Braswell, Keith Allen. Gordon Fralick. Dennis Wade. Ralph Swart. Dean Gates. Mike Sekerak; Row 2: Mr. William J. Ellison; Row 3: Ed Brenizer, Donald Vanderhoof. Larry Rose. Dan Mercer. Ray Pierson. Dan Marrs. John Eastman. Edgar Taylor. Bob Clayton. Howard Raymond. Wayne Jaquith; Row 4: Bruce Wickwire. John Gilger, Ralph Tripp. Bill Kalika. Larry Kalika. John Curtis. Carl Brundage. Chuck Davis, Denny Culver. Al Bellinger, Don Hildum. Gene Dougherty. 114 Row I: Pal Wotus. Gar ' Fish, Steve Grice, Doug Weber. Joe Scalisc; Row 3: Bill Ross, Steve Young. Mike Jackson. Jim Nichols, Jack Cummings. Butch Dubrosky, Bob Sanders; Row Stahl. Bob Boutwell. Dave Crowell, Craig Bailey. Jim Hamed. 2: Greg Glaviano. Dean Mitchell, Jim Consolo, Paul Sonoski. Dennis Brumagin. Norm Hasbrouck. John Downey. Ken Spear, John Sallee, Bob Karkoski, John Wotus. Dennis President . . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . Advisors . . . ......Doug Weber . . . Jack Cummings ...... Joe Nichols ...... Steve Grice Mr. Frank Karasinski Mr. David Edwards Row I: Hiroshi Ikawa, Bruce BurT, Joe McLaughlin, Dan Draycr. Dave Tiffany. Zip Cragg. Bruce Amy, Jim Hanna; Row 2: John Downey, Dennis Brumagin. Tom Flanagan. Gary Kuzma. Clark Eaton. Jim Pierotti. Randy Tripp. Darryl Emmons; Row 3: Troy Nichols, Mark Hall. Craig McQuiston, Bob Karkoski. Row I: Sue Thomson. Dixie Carter. Mona Fitch. Carolyn Bellinger; Row 2: Len Loveland. Lewis White. John Adams. Jim Purpura. Craig Culver. John Macko. Chuck Wesoloski, Jack Wickwire. Stage Crew The Stage Crew was very busy during the 1969-1970 season, assisting with sound, lights, and scenery for plays, the junior musical, Christmas programs, and special assembly programs. The club members contributed time to organizing the stage materials and keeping the equipment in good order so that it was available for any type of program. Row l: Sylvia McCray. Janet McDonald. Linda Braswell; Row (Advisor). Steve Hcintz, Kevin Messenger. Merritt Van Atta. 2: Ken Sorenson. Paul Mulligan. Jeff Hartc. Willis Carter. Jeff Ed Thacker. Steve Matteson. Haencl. Pat Weldon. Ken Berkhous; Row 3: Mr. Lee L. Tripp Row I: Jean Latos. Diane Jaquith, Kathy Shumsky. Candy Harrington. Janet Pate, Darla Monroe. Brenda Spitman. Penni Eastman. Pat Wctmorc, Charmainc Gates; Row 2: Betty J. Kaiulich, Judy Walters. Cindi Amoroso. Bcckic Kane, Jan Harvey. Joette Mokwa. Linda Olson. Chan Krupa. Betsy Genco. Jeri Schemer. Heacox. Sue Comitz, Kay Simmons. Jill DeMarte: Row 3: Barb President . . . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . Chaplain . . . Advisors . . Candy Eastman . . Charmainc Gates . . . Patty Wetmorc . . . Kathy Shumsky .......Bcckic Kane Mrs. Rudy Katulich Mrs. Carmen Piccirillo Senior Tri-Hi-Y Row I: Mary Ann Domincssy, Debbie Reed. Kathy Still. Alvema Black. Michelle McLean. Cathy Fox; Row 2: Roxi Ives. Laurel Morton. Chris Danks. Trudy Simmonsen, Pat Miller. Molly Judge. Mary Ann Sekerak, Julie Sekerak. Peggy Walticr. Nancy Piccirillo; Row 3: Sylvia McCray. Linda Scholton, Debby Smith. Pat Cochran. Janet McDonald. Rosie Sproveri. Sue Komenda. Sue Burrows. Jcaninc Ocsch. Connie Mountain. Row I: Jan Frank. Sylvia Sawchyn. Debbie Lundy, Becky Mink. Terri McMuUin, Rita Sherman: Row 2: Ten McCray. Marty Lcishman. Joan Popovich. Kay Kelsey. Normic Kane. Linda Daniels. Patti Hatfield. Betty Skalos, Judy McEldowncy. Junior Tri-Hi-Y President . . . Vice-President Secretary . . Treasurer . . Chaplain . . . Advisors . . . Linda Jo Smollek Debbie Ficcardi Margaret Frisina Naketa Howard . . . Debbie Hall Mrs. Hotchkiss Mrs. Howard Row : Debbie Hall. Margaret Frisina, Linda Smollek. Debbie Ficcardi, Naketa Howard; Row 2: Janet Dunden, Barb Crowell. Lyn Webster, Linda Nevogt, Barb Swart. Marcia Curtis. Shelly Andrus, Kathy Mitchell: Row 3: Jill McCoy. Alma Lindstrom. Denise Harvey. Kathy Lloyd. Barb Hunt. Gayle Smith. Linda Sproveri. Row I: Becky Weber. Theresa Barevsi, Jan Schcincr. Sue Smollek. Helen Harrison, Adclc Hammcrlce; Row 2: Sue McLean, Jean Picrotti. Joanne Sekerak. Jessie Nichols, Debby Hayes. Terri Wascak. Judy Taylor. Wendy Maslcr, Sue Sample; Row 3: Diane Kubiak, Betty Jo Curtis, Kathy Kalika, Sue Floyd. Charlene McCray. Rhac Blynt. Jeanne Bracken. Vicki Cragg. Eileen Kolaja. President.............................................Sue Smollek Vice-President ....................................Adcle Hammcrlce Secretary.............................................Jan Schcincr Treasurer ......................................... Theresa Baressi Chaplain........................................... Helen Harrison Advisors.................................... Mrs. W. W. Hammond Mrs. Thomas Pierotti Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y Row I: Jane Hammond, Kim Kcppcl. Diane Shamburg. Mary Ficcardi. Cheryl Wilson. Kris Cole; Row 2: Barb McCray. Janet Hajee, Rhac Giacoma. Pat Toth. Karen Testi. Nancy Lindholm. Mary Porter. Anne Fuller, Laurel Grape. Margare McChcsncy; Row 3: Pat Hillman, Diane Hajee, Jeanette Harrington. Sue Amy, Linda Tinko, Penni Ccrvola. Andrea Guskea. Kay Bailey. Nancy Lamcndola. Margie Gates. Carol Orn; Row 4: Patti Burrows. Carla Teed. Ruth Mealcy, Debbie Amoroso. Lenny Wells. Janet Chapin. Jodi Mallory. Karen O’Day, Marilyn Gilliland. Mary Kuzma. Jayne Cmicl. Pep Band Row I: Randy Johnson. Dick Burlingame, Steve Hcintz, Denise Harvey. Sue Thomas. Dixie Carter. Ray Pierson. Jim Butchko; Row 2: Ken Sorenson. Larry Mitchell. Dennis Stroup. Albert Berlin, Willis Carter. Rick Brown. Andy Bogert. Jeff Hacnel. Randy Way; Row 3: Mr. Norman Tarbcll. Rick Christensen. Ken Berkhous. Joe Balog. Phil Stutzman. Paul Baker, Steve Young. Jim Thomas. Tom Tinko. Mark Crawford. Gary Maine. Craig Culver. Machine Shop Identification of Pep Band pictures on page 120. Picture at top Row I: Kathy Boutwcll, Becky French. Becky Fish. Kathy McCaslin. Sue Lindholm. Jessica Nichols, Patty Toth, Wendy Masler. Mary Porter. Nancy Stoddard: Row 2: Jack Bennink. Bob Carlson. Gary Fish. Chris Vanik. Debbie Tate. Andrea Guskea. Carol Brown; Row 3: Steve Young. Rod Burrows. Jeff Peek. Jim Hooven. Randy McCray, Tom Jackman. Guy Williams, Ken Spear. Boyd Barrett. Second picture Row I: Laurel Grape, Robin Chiricuzio. Nancy Lamcndola, Debbie Borton, Chris Migliaccio. Kathy Daley, Liz Davis. Darlene Endsley, Diane Ahlstrom. Debbie Tobin. Kathy Glatz; Row 2: Denise Messingcr, Ann Fuller, Peg Walticr. Alma Lindstrom. Martha Hilcman, Barbara Logan. Sue Steves. Debbie Mccrdink. Renee Flick; Row 3: Marsha McCaslin. Judy McEldowncy. Jim Consolo, Bill Sawchyn, Bob Raeke, Andy Bogert. Denise Harvey. Cindy Dahl. Third picture Row : Mike Williams. Mark Bloom. Florence Clark. Joy Blakcslee. Melanie Webb. Becky Summerville. Kay Williams. Margie Cooklis, Tim Hooven. Donna Tate; Row 2: Dave Cochran. Roger Brown. Doug Pierce, Dawson Bogert. Judy Schaefer. Bruce Burr. Sid Loveland. Debbie Lundy, Marilyn Gilliland. Mr. Max Bennink; Row 3: Jim Stahl, Kim Lewis. Marty Lillie. Pete Chris. John P. Downey. Tom Om. Roger Johnson. Janet Lillie. 121 Corry Area High School Band Jill DeMartc. Cathy Fox. Sue Comitz, Trudy Simmonsen. Judy Walters. Cindy Amoroso. Below — Row I: Kay McCaslin, Darlene Endsley. Terri Debbie Borton. Barb Logan. Donna Austin. Debbie Tobin. Wascak, Adcle Hammcrlcc, Kathy Daley. Peggy Walticr, Anne Fuller. Debbie Mccrdink. Diane Ahlstrom. Bob Rackc. Nancy Lamcndola. Laurel Grape; Row 2: Jim Consolo, Row I: Dawson Bogert, Dave Pierce. Jeff Davis, Bruce Burr, Roger Brown. Judy Schaefer; Row 2: Mike Williams. Kim Lewis. Dave Cochran. Roger Johnson. Jim Stahl. Donna late; Row 3: Bruce Davis. Marshall Lillie. Tom Orn, John Downey. Mark Pierce. Mr. Ronald Rairie (Director). Corry Area High School Band Row I: Kathy Boutwell. Kathy McCaslin, Becky Fish, Sue Lindholm. Kathy Amy. Jessica Nichols, Laurel VanGuildcr; Row 2: Bcckic French. Nancy Stoddard. Chris Peterson. Mary Porter. Jeanne Bracken, Wendy Maslcr; Row 3: Paul Mulligan. Jack Bennink. Kevin Messingcr. Row I: Carol Brown. Gary Fish. Charles Dittman. Sue Amy. Chris Vanik. Debbie Tate, Andrea Guskea. Michele McIntyre; Row 2: Jeff Peck. Randy McCray, Tom Jackman. Bob Carlson. Scott Mcncelcy. Sam Gcnco; Row 3: Jim Hooven, Ken Spear, Boyd Berrett, Guy Williams. Gary Ducll. Corrv Area High School Band Row I: Renee Flick, Liz Ann Davis. Judy McEldowney. Janet Chapin, Cindy Mitchell, Mary Kuzma. Diane Britten. Charles Marlctt; Row 2: Alma Lindstrom. Debbie Lundy. Barb Crowell. Beverly Wilkins. Denise Harvey, Sue Kaflcrlin. Connie Blakeslee, Carol Bush; Row 3: Cindy Loveland. Alexander Bogert. William Sawchyn, Denise Messenger. DRUM MAJOR Roger Johnson Row .- Pat Toth. Marilyn Gilliland. Cindy Dahl. Kathy Glalz, Martha Hilcman, Alena Chiricuzio, Chris Migliaccio; Row 2: Becky Summerville. Melanie Webb. Florence Clark. Joy Blakeslee. Pete Chris. Margie Cooklis. Kay Bailey. Tim Hooven, Sue Steves. 124 Row I: Linda Braswell. Donna Braswell, Jessica Huff. Chris Peterson, Vickie Baressi. Sue Fox. Donna Austin. Debbie Roden. Vicki Mowers. Peggy Brown, Patty Burrows; Row 2: Nancy Lindholm, Dorothy Fitch, Jeri Schciner. Linda Olson. Judy Schaefer. Marie Malck. Mona Fitch. Kay Harrington. Patti Toth. Brenda Dahl. Beverly Lewis. Wendy Stoke; Row 3: Mr. James Brunswick. Dawn Cox, Faith Crook. Ann Fuller. Barbara Logan. Carolyn Bellinger, Sylvia Costello. Paul Mulligan. Brad Dahl. Alan Vanderhoff. Boyd Berrett. Alan Chris. Scott McKnight. Barb Hunt. Darla Monroe. Sue Comitz. Charmainc Gates. Mixed Chorus Girl’s Chorus Row I: Wendy Hayes. Darlene Steadman. Bonnie McIntyre. Donna Greer. Linda Braswell. Vicki Kahle; Row 2: Faith Crook. Teresa O’Brian. Donna Braswell. Jessica Huff. Cathy Hasbrouck. Phyllis Sager. Lynda Duell. Debbie Roden. Mary Fassett; Row 3: Phyllis Sickler. Dorothy Fitch. Mary Jane Paloncy, Patty Hillman. Pam Flick. Diane Britten. Gayle Hotchkiss. Janet Dundon. Lenny Well. Mr. James Brunswick (Director). Row I: Kathy Hasbrouck. Rhac Blynt. Brenda Spitman. Hiroshi Ikawa. Bcckic Kane. Janice Gcnco. Becky Symmcrvillc; Row 2: Diane Stutzman. Barb Swart, Angela Barcssi. Bonnie McIntyre, Charmame Gates, Mary Jo Mallory. Jean Bracken. Helen Harrison; Row 3: Jayne Cmicl. Carol Bush. Kathy Lloyd. Naketa Howard. Rita Sherman. Nancy Gates. Karol Kelsey. Terri McMullen. Debbie Hall. Kay Mink. French President...........................................Hiroshi Ikawa Vice-President ......................................Bcckic Kane Secretary............................................Brenda Spitman Treasurer .....................................................Rhac Blynt Advisor .............................. . . Miss E. Annette Coates Row I: Joan Popovich. Marty Lcishman. Debby Lundy. Jan Ahlstrom, Darlene Miller. Debby Borton; Row 3: Donna Evers. Terri Wascak. Jessica Nichols. Nancy Lamcndola; Row Clayton. Bob Sanders, Susan Fox, Bill Sawchyn. Vickie Barcssi. 2: Mary Porter. Janet Smith. Debbie Tate. Donna Tate. Diane Bruce Burr. Donna Braswell. Row I: Sandy Black. Charlene Clark. Bruiser Stockton. Jack C hapin. Jan Sample, Marcia Sonoski. Cheryl PeQueen; Row 2: Steve Hilcman. Tonya Amoroso. Maryse Krupa. rerri Hincr. Cheryl Hake. Janet Fenton. Chris Olson. Tina Pate. Bill Karkoski; Row 3: Bruce Sandburg. Buz Hammond. Scott Crowell. Gordon Bailey. Randy Ottoway, Cyndee Czech. Vicki Frank. Shaun McElroy. Rusty Brant. Dan Gates. Gene Britten. Junior High Student Council President . . . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . Advisor . . . . . Jack Chapin . . Jan Sample Charlene Clark William Stockton .... Miss Pate The Student Council is a student governing body consisting of representatives from the different Junior High homerooms. This group aims to promote good citizenship, to create harmonious relations throughout the school, to promote the general welfare of the school, and improve student morale. During the year the Student Council entered a float in the annual Homecoming event, decorated the halls for Christmas, and circulated school activity calendars to the Junior High homerooms. In the spring, it sent several delegates to the Student Council Convention. 127 Row I: Pat Whitmcr. D. Shannon. Cheryl Ross. Linda Carter, Gene Britten, Bcmic Fralick. Bill Donoghue. Mike Saxton. Dan Gates. Maryse Krupa. Vira Anderson. Debbie Reynolds; Row 2: Francis Homick. Sylvia Messenger. LuAnn Dcogard. Mollic Davis. Yvonne Capela. Laurel Watson. Martha Stutzman. Lynn Coan. Charlene Shearer. Mary Ann Ladd. Kathie Hajec. Cheryl Still. Jana Chclton. Junior High Chorus Row ; Jill Taylor, Corinnc Weldon. Carol Hajec. Kathy Stolz, Kevin Stolz. Tim Daley, Randy Joy. Holly O'Hare. Candy Wilde. Sherry McQuiston. Jennifer Moore; Row 2: Kathy O'Brien. Mary Jo Crawford. Rose Ann Bolan, Hattie Nichols, Della Mack. Deb Savko, Dottie Barcssi. Terr)1 McQuiston. Ronda Brown. Jane Lewis; Row 3: Jom Morgan. Barb Baressi. Jo Anne Amoroso, Dave Demby, Judy Sicklcr, Jan Hamed. Forest Richardson. Vicki Robbins. Junior High Chorus Row I: Lenny Damcott, Tom Shaw. Bonnie Baker. Lila Fay. Kandy Huffman; Row 2: Robbi Wetmorc. Roger Aldrich. Marty Halfast, Dave Popovich. George Vallctu. Miss Dwyer (Director). Row I: Maxine Fralick, Cindy Brink. Marcic Rose. Tonja Amoroso. Linda Pitt. Donna Craker. Kelly Kcppcl. Linda Chase. Julie Knoll; Row 2: Norma Crakcr. Dawn Vettenburg. Denise Shomody, Lisa Boutwell. Janet Cooklis. Debbie Richards, Polly Cox. Terri Moore. Barb Bogniak. Karen Blakcslcc. Barb Durlin. Jerri Clark; Row 3: Greg Desmond. Scott Stevenson. Ken Dundon. Bob Bishop. Lee Dougherty. 129 Eighth And Ninth Grade Band Row I: Pat Migliaccio. Van Lewis. Tab Hunter, Barry Troyer. Brad Davis; Raw 2: Gary Proctor. Jim Mcnccley, Dan Miller. Terry Johnson. Janet Lillie. Steve Loveland. Brad Sickler. John Newman. Row I: Jeanne Heffer. Mary Brant. Diane Bailey. Kathy Johnson. Cynthia Hcllycr. Tina Pate. Sandra Swanson. John Chillock. Richard Spear; Row 2: Peggy Shannon. Valeric Morgan. Robin Chiricuzio. Kathy Ploss. Brian Beardsley. Abbic Hammond. Cathy Craker. Roberta Hollenbeck. Becky Morton. Row I: Charles Campbell. John Whalcv. Mike Kcppcl. Steve Anthony. Grace Lincoln. Mark McHalc. Ray Ross, Joe Kuzma. Gary Blakcslcc. Jim Falcone. Jerri Huff. Diane Lamcndola. Becky Edwards. Becky Rossbachcr. Johnson. Dorothy McKnight; Row 2: Richard Loveland. Mike Eighth And Ninth Grade Band Row I: Bonnie Sturgis. Robin Fenno, Jane Jones. Karla Edwards. Leslie Young, Bob Summerville. Carole Flye. Janet Nichols. Chris Olson. Bob Harvey. Mark McCarthy. Larry Sample. Marsha McCaslin. Vida McCray. Bensink: Row 2: Sharon Peek, Linda Grape. LaVonne Row I: Michele Edwards. Sue Endsley. Anne Zarger. Sandra Theresa Messina, Diane Cochran. Carole Harvey. Mary Pondcl. Darla Blakeslee.Susan Kuzma. Wendy Jackman. Kaye Gentile. Ruby Bogert. Mr. Ronald Rairic (Director). Williams; Row 2: Malca Emmons. Kristie Chase. Melissa Cole, Row I: Jeny Miller. Robert Joy. Mark Roberts. Katie Connie Davis. Kim Berrett. Jim Hill. Pam Houghtling. Bob Shumsky. Patty Leslie. Lisa Hayes, Connie Young. Richard Blakcslec. Martin Mitchell. Bill Nichols. Armitage. Joe Froman; Row 2: Roberta Ploss. Richard Whaley. Row ; Tim Emerson, Ed Zager, Luann Dcogard, Chris Hammond. Karen Smith. Carol Russell. Becky Hanna. Jerri Davis; Row 2: Kenneth Graves. Debora Simmons. Debbie Moody. Sue Garfield. Debbie Jackman. Ruth Kanzclcmar. Anita Chclton. Sue Rairic. Jackie Huff; Row 3: Debora Mosher. Gail Proctor. Barbara Komikoski. Carla Fenno. Karen Gentile. Debora Fralick. Seventh Grade Band Row I: Tim Brown. Daniel Hajec. Bob Moore, Calvin Kerstcttcr. Russell Brant. Brian Mulligan. Gary Sickler. Tom McCray: Row 2: Jim King. Chester Ploss. Jay Grace. Vanessa Follctt, Bonnie Bensink. Diane Porter. Randy Owens, Barry Berghaus. Mark Pondell. Karl McCarthy. Steve Hileman; Row 3: Mr. James Brunswick. Judy Chris. Nancy Donaldson. Lcann McCray. Gary Greeley. James Small. Howard Hammond. Kathy McElroy, Lucinda Sickler, Dru Guskea. David Shelly. Guen Hclmintollcr. 132 135 Row I: C. McQuislon. M. Bloom. S. Gricc. J. Cummings. B. Bouiwcll. T. Mitchell; Row 2: J. Wotus. R Burrows. D. Weaver. D. Taylor. N. Hasbrouck. J. Stahl. J. Fuller; Row 3: S. Weber. K. Lewis, J. Burrows. C. McCray. D. Millspaw, W. Mick. J. McLaughlin. M. Thomas; Row 4: J. Curtis. J. Peek. J Purpura. C. Baton. President . . . Vice-President Treasurer . . Secretary . . . Advisor . . . ......Steve Grice . . . . Mark Bloom . . Craig McQuiston . . Jack Cummings . Mr. Joseph Lukac Varsity C Row I: S. Dubrosky. J. Hanna. M Roden. B. Damofall. S. Walker. D Brumagin. R. Bailey; Row 2: S. Barcssi. W. Ross. C. Bailey. J. Downey. D. Crowell. D. Emmons. J. Bennett. J. Sekerak; Row 3: J. Nichols. P. Knoll. M. Damofall. D. Schwcigcrt. K. Hcacox, D. Cochran. C. Counassc. D. Knapp. B. Schilling. A COMPLIMENT TO THE ATHLETES Our athletes are the greatest! Their spirit is the best! They light — they’re in! Hurrah, we win! YEA, C.A.H.S.! By Karen Cooney Row I: Betsy Heacox, Charmaine Gates. Chantal Krupa. Becky Kane. Jcanine Ocsch. Brenda Spitman. Linda Olson. Jocttc Mokwa; Row 2: Jcri Schcincr. Jan Gcnco. Darla Monroe, Jill DeMartc, Sue Comilz. Connie Mountain. Cathy Fox, Janet Pate, Jean Latos; Row 3: Martha Leishman. Debbie Hall. Jeanette Harnngton. Debbie Lundy, Vickie Barcssi, Jan Schcincr. Barbara Harrington. Donna Braswell. Girl's Athletic Association Row I: Beverly Lewis, Lynda Ducll. Patty Toth. Wendy Stoke, Barbara Hunt. Donna Swart. Cindy Amoroso. Betty Jo Harvey; Row 2: Laurel Morton. Jessica Huff. Cris Cole. Barb Crowell. Linda Nevogt, Terri McCray. Jan Frank. Pam Jackson; Row 3: Carol Bush. Rhac Giacoma, Kay Harrington. Patty Hillman. Ida Chase. Carolyn Bellinger. Judy Schaefer. Debbie Smith. 138 Row I: Joetic Mokwa, Linda Hajcc; Row 2: Janice Gcnco. Shelly Andrus. Jean Latos; Row 3: Rhae Blynt. Linda Wilson. Charmainc Gates. Lyn Webster. Margaret Frisina. Majorettes Captain .........................Jocltc Mokwa Co-Captain ........................Linda Hajcc 139 Cheerleaders VARSITY Row . Pal Miller; Row 2: Becky Guth. Tina Console; Row 3: Bcckic Kane, Chan Krupa. Linda Olson. Pal Wetmorc; Row 4: Debbie Hall. VARSITY Chan Krupa. Becky Gulh. Debbie Hall. Beckic Kane. Tina Consolo. Pal Wclmorc, Pat Miller. Linda Olson. 140 Cheerleaders JUNIOR VARSITY Row I: Sue Smollck. Linda Ncvogt; Row 2: Karen Consolo, Kris Cole: Row 3: Normie Kane. Barb Crowell: Row 4; Bclty Jo Curtis. JUNIOR HIGH Row : Cheryl Hajcc; Row 2: Randi Morris. Renni Gluvna; Row 3: Terri Hiner. Jan Sample. Martha Mink. Charlene Clark: Row 4: Mary Gentile. Corry Area High School Varsity Football Team 1969 Section 2 Champions Row I: Cleon McCray, Sam Weber. John Curtis. Jack Cummings, DanH Weaver. Dan Taylor, Tom Mitchell. Bob Boutwell, Steve Grice. Rod Burrows. Norm Hasbrouck; Row 2: Mike Damorall. Philip Knoll, Jim Hanna. John Downey. Craig Bailey, Dave Crowell. Mark Bloom. Al Harmon. Bill Damofall, Sam Barcssi. Bill Ross, Ken Lewis; Row 3: Darryl Emmons. Sam Gcnco. Steve Dubrosky, Ron Bailey. Mike Roden. Doug Knapp. Jim Dolan. Paul Goodwill. Tom Lutton, Bob Ottaway, Bruce Mick, Tom Saxton: Row 4: Dan Millspaw. Tim Cragg, Steve Moore. Scott Mcnccly. Paul Niedomys. Dennis Casslcr, Harry Crawford. Jim Dcutschlandcr. Paul Snell, Dave Norton. Mike McCray; Ron- 5: Larry Gross, Bill Muckinhaupt. John Emerson. 1969 Varsity Record Corry 6 Warren 0 Corry 28 Oil City 12 Corry 18 Fairview 12 Corry 12 Franklin 7 Corry 32 Hickory II Corry 24 Titusville 0 Corry 0 McDowell 22 Corry 22 Dunkirk, N. Y. 6 Corry 38 Meadville 0 Sec. 2 Conference Games Won 8 Lost 1 1969 Jr. Varsity Record Corry 0 Warren 6 Corry 0 Cathedral Prep 0 Corry 12 Warren 0 Corry 28 Oil City 6 Corry 20 Meadville 0 Corry 38 Franklin 0 Corry 12 Titusville 0 Corry 20 Youngsville 18 Won 6 Lost 1 Tied 1 1969 Lcltcrmen: (Seniors) Rod Burrows, Sam Weber. Ken Lewis. Dan Taylor. Bob Boutwell. Tim Cragg. John Curtis. Norm Hasbrouck. Dan Weaver. Tom Mitchell. Dan Millspaw. Steve Grice, Jack Cummings, Cleon McCray; (Juniors) James Hanna. Bill Damofall. Mike Darnofall, Dave Crowell. John Downey, Mark Bloom, Steve Dubrosky. Phil Knoll. Sam Barcssi. Mike Roden. Daryl Emmons. William Ross; (Sophomores) James Dolan. Paul Goodwill. Corry Area Junior High School Football Team Corry’s Contributions to the All-Sec. 2 Conference team which is selected by CORRY coaches and sportswriters 471 of the conference: 128 First Team Offense 109 End Steve Grice Dan Weaver ? -— 13 Tackle 6 Guard Norm Hasbrouck 2153 Center Bob Boutwell 75 Back Dan Taylor 2078 42 Honorable Mention Offense 14 Back John Downey 5 271 First Team Defense 2349 Tackles Dan Weaver 23 Bob Boutwell 30 Secondary Dan Taylor 36 47 Honorable Mention Defense 37 End Daryl Emmons 398 Guard Norm Hasbrouck 9 Linebacker Steve Grice 4 Secondary Dave Crowell Corry SEASON STATISTICS Total Plays OPPONENTS 378 Total first downs 87 First downs, rushing 58 First downs, passing 23 First downs, penalty 6 Yards rushing 1036 Yards lost, rushing 209 Net yards rushing 827 Passes attempted 103 Passes completed 36 Passes intercepted by 9 Total pass yardage 446 Total yards gained 1273 Punts 39 Average per punt 34.6 Kickoffs 21 Average yard per kick 35.3 Penalties 38 Yards penalized 363 Fumbles 23 Fumbles lost 11 50 46 26 58 180 The Corry Area High School Beavers put together a solid defense with a well-established running game to sweep to five conference wins and take three out of four independent contests. It was a team effort all the way. Dan Taylor, an All-State and Big 33 candidate, showed the way for the Beavers on offense, while Steve Grice, an All-Conference choice, was a Beaver standout on defense. Dan Weaver and Bob Boutwell had great years on defense and offense, Boutwell as a center. Jim Dolan and Paul Goodwill, two sophomores, provided a great amount of help on offense and defense. Manning the guard positions were Norm Hasbrouck and Bill Damofall. Hasbrouck, a starter for three years, this season had his greatest year. Rod Burrows sustained an arm injury in pre-season practice and junior John Downey filled in at Quarterback capably for seven games. Other backs who made a great contribution included Mark Bloom, Mike Darnofall, Sam Weber, Ken Lewis, Steve Dubrosky and Jim Hanna. Standing out in the defensive secondary was Dave Crowell, a junior. Tim Cragg, John Curtis and Phil Knoll gave the Beavers a surplus of good centers. Small Sam Baressi, Al Harmon, Bill Ross, Mike Roden, Mike McCray, Cleon McCray, Sam Genco, Craig Bailey and Ron Bailey made contributions. Dan Millspaw, Daryl Emmons and John Curtis gave the Beavers punch on defense. Head Coach Lou Hanna this year terminated his career, spanning 22 years, as the head coach of the Beavers. His teams have won 127 games, lost 63, and tied 7. The Beavers have won or shared eight Sec. 2 football championships, more than any other school in the conference. Coach Hanna takes this opportunity to express his appreciation to all of the boys who participated in the football program, both past and present. Many of the players under Coach Hanna were named to All-Conference and All-State teams, and later played collegiate football. 143 GUARDS At Right: Row I: Bill Ross. Norm Hasbrouck. Bill Darnofall. Dan Millspaw; Row 2: Paul Snell, John Emerson. Tom Saxton. Bruce Mick, Paul Nicdomys. HALFBACKS Below: Row I: Jim Hanna. Ken Lewis. Sam Weber. Mark Bloom: Row 2: Bob Ottaway, Mike Darnofall. Harry Crawford. Dennis Casslcr. Tom Lutton. ENDS Below: Row . Steve Grice. Jim Dolan. Craig Bailey. Jack Cummings, Cleon McCray; Row 2: Bill Muckinhaupt. Dennis Johnson. Jim Dcutschlandcr. Sam Barcssi. Sam Gcnco. Darryl Emmons Larrv Gross. ' } M � o M 'r V ivV“- V, N ori W «r. Sco B;«.icy ''hn o£ 'Up i Ro 1 ti K n Pp, B rro v 4 fullbacks Al Right: A.1 Harmon, Dan Taylor. Steve Dubrosky. Dave Crowell. 2£52 Kp — Basketball VARSITY GAME RESULTS Corry 51 Wattsburg 57 Corry 50 Iroquois 68 Corry 47 Iroquois 73 Corry 58 Erie Tech 80 Corry 65 Townville 71 Corry 64 Townville 73 Corry 65 Wattsburg 42 Corry 76 YoungsviTle 38 Corry 45 Rocky Grove 60 Corry 54 Rocky Grove 59 Corry 39 Meadville 81 Corry 41 Meadville 66 Corry 40 Warren 39 Corry 41 Warren 103 Corry 51 Cranberry 44 Corry 54 Cranberry 73 Corry 81 Titusville 44 Corry 80 Titusville 48 Corry 44 Oil City 78 Corry 60 Oil City 90 Corry 55 Franklin 68 Corry 64 Franklin 62 JUNIOR HIGH GAME RESULTS Corry 22 Iroquois 61 Corry 23 Iroauois 58 Corry 29 Roclcy Grove 45 Corry 66 Rocky Grove 53 Cony 28 Meadville 41 Corry 37 Meadville 63 Corry 48 Warren 50 Corry 29 Warren 52 Corry 42 Cranberry 50 Corry 43 Cranberry 38 Corry 38 Oil City 53 Corry Oil City Corry 31 Franklin 45 Corry Franklin Corry 35 Titusville 53 Corry Tutusville Below SENIOR MEMBERS OF THE SQUAD Mike Donoghuc. John Cragg. Steve Grice. Jack Cummings. VARSITY BASKETBALL Row I: John Downey. Mark Bloom. John Crotty, John Cragg. Steve Grice, Dennis Brumagin. Ron Bailey; Row 2: Joe Frisina (Coach). David Dell. Mike Donoghuc. Jack Cummings. Steve Moore. Kevin Sutton. Ed Partch (Coach). Basketball JUNIOR VARSITY Row : David Dell, John Crotty. Carl Brundage. Bob Schwab. Steve Moore. Kevin Sutton; Row 2: Bob Cummings. Joe Jawdy. Gary Millspaw, Dennis Brumagin. Mike Morton. Daryl Emmons. Ed Partch (Coach). SOPHOMORE MEMBERS OE SQUAD At left Row I: Kevin Sutton. Bob Schwab. Steve Moore. John Crotty; Row 2: Bob Cummings. Gary Millspaw. Joe Jawdy. Mike Morton. JUNIOR HIGH - Row I: David Armstrong. Joe Gerzina. Swanson. Dennis Jackson. Jeff Brown. Craig McAvoy. Dan Joe Umcndola. Tom Lilley. Barry Baker. Mike Gerzina. Downey. Rick Bigelow. Scott Sanford. Fred Zewatzky; Row 2: Chapman Clark (Coach), Donald 0RR 32 J Wrestling 1969- 1970 WT CLASSES 88 (Exhibition) 133 95 138 103 145 112 154 120 165 127 180 1970- 1971 WT. CLASSES 90 (Exhibition) 137 98 145 107 155 115 165 123 175 130 185 Norman Hasbrouck Mike Comitz. Mike Thomas trie McCray. Bob Martin Dave Crowell. Gordy Fralick Jim Bennett. Frank Messinger Craig Bailey. Wrestling TEAM RECORD Corry 32 Wattsburg 18 Corry 44 Union City 14 Corry 23 Titusville 27 Corry 39 Meadville 6 Corry 45 Jamestown 9 Corry 22 Warren 21 Corry 17 Oil City 28 Corry 21 Ft. LcBoeuf 27 Corry 26 McDowell 19 Corry 42 Rocky Grove 9 Corry 20 Southwestern 20 Corry 31 Cranberry 14 Corry 18 Sacgcrtown 22 Corry 19 Franklin 24 SECTION IV CHAMPIONS Jim Bennett 120 Dave Crowell 133 Mike Thomas 154 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Dailey, Tim 2-3-1 Fish. Gary 7-4 Sckerak, Jim 11-1 Gentile, Mike 0-2 Swart, Earl 0-1 Fralick, Gordy 3-5 Ku .ma, Gary 1-5 Bennett, Jim 11-1-1 Martin, Bob 3-3 Swart, Gary 1-5 Zajac, John 0-1 Crowell. Dave 11-1 Higlcy, Dale 1-0 Bailey. Craig 10-3 Messinger, Frank 3-6 Harned, Jim 0-2 Eaton, Clark 0-1 Thomas, Mike 11-1-1 McCray, Eric 4-8 Curtis John 0-2 Hasbrouck, Norm 8-5 Comitz, Mike 10-3 The Beaver “Grapplers, under the direction of coaches, Herm Renncls, and John Payer, had a fine season, but still a little disappointing as the Beavers had the Section II Championship as their main goal. A few good breaks here and there, and a few less injuries might have been just enough for the Section Title. The Beavers should be tough again next year with a good strong Varsity nucleus returning and some fine J.V. prospects coming up. The changing of weight classes next year could provide a problem in trying to fill an extra heavy-weight class to our already short-handed heavies. CAhS should be very proud of the wrestlers and their contribution in keeping the name Beavers respected in high school athletics. Row I: Bob Martin. Jim Bennett, Gordy Fralick. Jim Sekcrak. Gary Fish, Tim Daley; Row 2: Mike Comitz, Norm Hasbrouck. Mike Thomas. Eric McCray. Frank Messinger. Craig Bailey. Dave Crowell, Mr. Herman Rcnnclls (Coach). SECTION II MEDALISTS Row : Wayne Mick (Bronze. Pole Vault). Dan Corbett (Gold. Shot 1 01). John Schciner (Gold. Mile. Bronze 880. Silver 2 mile relay). Tim Theisen (Gold. H. J.). Steve Grice Silver. II. J.). Craig McQuiston (Silver. Discus). Row 2: Ken Bennink (Bronze. 880 yd. relay). Don Johnson (Bronze. 880 yd. relay). Dennis Brumagin (Bronze. 880 yd. relay). Jim Purpura (Silver. 2 mile relay). Jim Burrows (Silver. 2 mile relay), Dick Root (Silver, 2 mile relay. Silver. 880). Dennis Harrison (Bronze. 880 relay) Not in picture. Track Row I: Rick Wascak. Mark Webb. Prank Zalik. Don Johnson. John Schciner, Tim Theisen. Dan Corbett. Dick Root. John Adams. Fred Schwab; Row 2: Joe Gerzina. Jeff Webster. Walter Pobegen. Bill Blynt. Mark Chase. Ken Bennink. Tim Anderson; Row 3: Dan Draycr, Ken Lewis. Sam Weber. Dave Bodic. Wayne Mick. Tom Orn. Dan Millspaw. Gary Fairchild. Steve Grice. Craig McQuiston. Dennis Britten. Jim Purpura; Row 4: Jeff Fuller. Gary Fish. Rod Burrows. Cleon McCray, Eric McCray. John Macko, Troy Nichols. Mark Hall, Jim Burrows. Norm Hasbrouck. Paul Baker; Row 5: Ron Lobdell. Mark Bloom. John Downey. John P. Downey. Gary Zajac. Denny Brumagin. Doug Brown. Dave Crowell. Steve Dubrosky. Richard Dennis; Row 6: Jack Bennink. David Dell, Phil Knoll, l-orin Crater, Mike Hartley. Lewis White; Row 7: Jim Bennett. Gary Dahl. Track CORRY TRACK LETTERMF.N 1968-1969 Seniors: Ken Bennink 2 years Mark Chase 1 year Dan Corbett 2 years Tim Theisen 3 years Dick Root 2 years John Scheincr 2 years Joe Gerzina 2 years Frank Zalik 2 years Dennis Harrison 4 years Fred Schwab 2 years Don Johnson 2 years Jeff Webster 1 year Juniors: Jim Burrows 2 years Steve Grice 1 year Ken Lewis 1 year Jim Purpura 2 years Wayne Mick 2 years Craig McQuiston 2 years Sophomores: Joe Nichols 1 year Denny Brumagin 1 year Freshmen: Jim Bennett 1 year Doug Weber. Mgr. 2 years Ken Lewis Jr. Dccathalon Doug Brown Soph. Decathalon Managers Make the World Go Round. Doug John Cragg. John Sallee. Record Breaking 2 mile relay team. 8:142. Jim Purpura. Jim Burrows. Dick Root, John Scheincr. John Scheincr (Mile record holder 4:30.4) CORRY TRACK 1968-1969 Win Loss Record: Won 5 — Lost 2 Corry 109 Cranberry 41 Corry 68 Franklin 82 Corry 67 Warren 83 Corry 102 Meadville 48 Corry 79 Oil City 71 Corry 85 S. Vincent 65 Corry 103 Titusville 47 Right: Dick Root (880 record holder. 1:59.4.) Weber. Left: Tim Theisen (Triple Jump record holder. 41 9 .) . CORKY NION � CHOw-TIAM RICORD _ , OAVt COCHRAN ,r‘° K£N HCACOX • «U OOUC KNAPP � tcurCARL COUNASSC 1970 ' Ftcc-DOUC ROZEUC I969-L55.0, Sstyle ■ sfkc-OAVC rULLER IM 90, 0STYLE I ' tMs JIM STAHL 1970-1:44.6 o NTOUV BOUC ROZEllE 1969- ‘54.? 0 � l ■rittt- DOUC KOZEILE 1969- '51.3 Sstyle •mc.-DAVE COCHRAN 1970-1:03.2 S strom - Jfrec-OOUG ROZELLE l%9-4‘20l: oSTYLE ioomu«JIM LUNOT 1968-1:07. CARL COUNASSE !? BOUC KNAPP JOHN WOTUS ■tUV JIM STAHL 1970-5=39.) Varsity Swimming SEASON RESULTS Corry 42 Cathedral Prep 53 Corry 69 St. Marys 25 Corry 53 Oil City Titusville 42 Corry 58 37 Corry 63 Meadville 31 Corry 59 Warren 35 Corry 45 Iroquois 50 Corry 30 Oil City Titusville 65 Corry 64 31 Corry 53 Meadville 42 Corry 69 Warren 26 Corn 44 Iroquois 51 Corry 34 Strong Vincent 61 Corry 32 Jamestown 63 WINNERS IN SECTION II MEET MEDLEY RELAY — Cochran, Heacox. Knapp. Counasse. 200 IM Jim Stahl 50 John Wotus 100 Carl Counasse 100 Fly Doug Knapp The most accurate way to describe the 1969-1970 season is “frustration.” This was theyrear that “Doing your thing” seemed to be fighting the flu! It was a good solid swimming team on the surface, but the surface proved to be too thin. Somebody missed each meet and whoever the “somebody” was left a big hole in the lineup. In spite of it all the team had a good Won and Lost record and managed a few team records. Team Captain Jim Stahl even established pool records in the I.M. at Oil City High School and at the Corry YMCA. Included in the frustration was the on-again-oft-again Section II Championship. The powers that be still have not recognized swimming as an official Section II Sport. Official or not, the Beaver Swimmers claim the title for the third year in succession. Row 1: Doug Bcnnink. Bruce Davis. Bob Rackc. Tom Cragg. Jim Stahl. Wes Knapp; Row 2: Hiroshi Ikawa. Jeff Peck. Joe Louis. Larry Wells. Tom Borstorff, Pete Heacox. Chuck Shencfiel (Mgr.); Row 3: Ken Lewis, John Wotus. Ken Heacox, Carl Counasse. Doug Knapp. Dave Cochran. Jeff Fuller. Dave Schwcigert. Cross Country Row : Boh Simmonson. Gary Fairchild. Bill Pelc. Joe Nichols. 2: Chuck Shcncfiel. Jeff Fuller. Rich Dennis, Gerry Dahl. Dave Jim Bennett. Gordy Fralick. Bob Clayton. Gary Whitcley; Row Dell. Jim Burrows. Jim Purpura, Rick Morgan. Corry 27 Corry 19 Corry 18 Corry 15 Corry 24 Corry 18 Corry 19 Corry 36 Corry 37 Corry 18 Corry 30 Corry 26 12-3-1 Iroquois Ft. Le Bocuf Union City Cranberry Warren Titusville Rocky Grove Oil City Meadville Union City Franklin Gen. McLane 27 36 37 40 31 37 36 19 18 40 25 32 Corry 19 Union City 39 Corry 26 Northwestern 29 Corry 18 Titusville 35 Corry 28 Union City 29 9th 28 Schools at Gannon Invitational 4th in Section II Meet 5th in District X Meet Coach — Hy Daley Jim Burrows — 22nd at Gannon 3rd at Sections 4th at Districts 70th at State Bill Pelc — 46th at Gannon 15th at Secions 22nd at Districts Jim Purpura 90th at Gannon 16th at Sections 31st at Districts Two Year Record 17-10-1 Corry Corry Corry Corry Corry Corry Corry 448 Meadville 424 L 394 Eisenhower 455 W 418 Townville 555 W 503 Cranberry 482 L 480 Rocky Grove 503 W 486 Warren 465 L 503 Titusville 429 L Won 3 Lost 4 Coach — Roger Ottaway Row I: Ron Bailey. John Wotus. Mark Bloom. Jack Cummings. Steve Walker, John Cragg. Bob Schilling; Row 2: Jim Picrotti. Frank Barcssi. Joe McLaughlin. Dave Waite, Randy Moore. Mike Jackson PATRICIA MILLER M iss Patricia Miller won the Brokenstraw Valley Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution annual good citizen award. Those honored by this award arc chosen each year by their fellow students and arc approved by their teachers as possessing, to a high degree, the qualities of dependability, service, leadership, and patriotism. Sandy has won the regard and admiration of her fellow students and her teachers as a leader in extracurricular activities and high scholastic achievement. We congratulate you. Pat, on winning this award and extend our best wishes for a very successful future. School Treasurers Sue Comitz, the school treasurer, was assisted by Pat Holley, who together were in charge of accepting deposits from the various organizations of the school. In turn they wrote checks when they were requested by the organizations. Each month a statement of accounts balances was issued. Working in cooperation with the school treasurers was Bonnie Meascl. the treasurer of the athletic association, who was in charge of the money received from sports and the issuing of the checks to pay bills. Sue and Pat worked under the supervision of Mr. William Miller of the business department and Bonnie was under the supervision of Mr. Hanna of the athletic department. Sue Comitz, Patricia Holley. Bonnie Meascl. D.A.R. Award 154 F.F.A. Farming Program Below Ralph Tripp. Above Mike Sekerak. Dairy Heifer. Above — Bruce Wick wire. 155 F.F.A. Farming Program Above Bill Kalika. Above - Keith Alien Below - Randy Orton, Greenhouse. Below Keith Allen. Sow and Litter. F.F.A. Farming Program Above - Wayne Jaquith. Below Howard Raymond. Feeder pigs. 157 Above Steve Kuzma. Below — Gary Chclion, Dairy Heifer. Corrian Advertisers Aero 180 Flick's Tastce Free . 192 Robert’s Furniture Agway 169 Flye Rcxall 192 Rogers Steel Ahl’s Floral 191 Frank Verna's 160 Rossbachcr Ins. Ajax 171 Gage Music 172 Rossin’s Men’s Wear Al’s Dairy Bar 191 Gallup TcnHakcn 171 Ruflencr’s Allway Eelectric 160 Gates. Lloyd 161 Sawyer Avcrill-Laughlin Buick 185 General Printing 182 Sea’s B F Auto Parts 179 Grice Jewelry 195 Scars Roebuck Bachofncr 171 H H Dry Cleaners 192 Sehman’s Tires Barney’s Firestone 160 Hammond Appliances 198 Shamburg’s Fair Store Bayle's Restaurant 161 Hammond Builder's Shcrwin Williams Bea’s Steak House 195 Supply 195 Southsidc Beverage Beneficial Finance 179 Hair Fashions 178 Spicsman Muckinhaupt Bowl Aire 198 Hoyt. Jeep Sales 175 Stahl Bracken's 165 Hutton’s Furniture 175 Star Memorial Buesink Ford 178 IGA Grocery 192 Stockton's Meats Buyer's Fair 171 Johnson Brothers 178 Stroup’s Keystone C arrig’s 178 Karen’s 178 Superior Laundry Cathcr's 161 Kinlcy-Dolan 185 Cleaning Cherry Builders Supply 161 K loss TV 179 Swanson’s Sport Shop City Cycle Shop 178 Liu. Locksmith 187 Taylor’s Jewelry Columbus Grocery 180 Loblaw's 191 Troyer’s Farm Dairy Columbus Milling 198 Lord Mercer 178 Troycr Trucking Connie's 175 Mack’s Texaco 185 Universal Milker Cony Baking 187 Marine Bank 160 Utegg’s Body Shop Corry Chrysler Mclnncs Steel 175 VFW Plymouth 198 McKnight 178 Vcmon Motors Corry Floral 198 Millspaw Joy 196 W O T R Corry Foam Products 172 Minnick’s Dairy Bar 179 Western Auto Corry Jamestown 168 Miracle Mt. Ranch 185 Wilcox Products Corry Journal 166 Mitchell Alignment 176 Woolworth’s Corry Peat 178 Montgomery Ward 178 Zalzneck Shoes Corry Pharmacy 176 Moose 180 Corry Rubber 192 Morris Atlantic 195 Corry Savings Loan 172 Morse Rcxall 178 Corry Water 165 Mosher’s Atlantic 178 Crandall Ins. 160 Mountain's Keystone 176 Crotty Fcrrando Moyer’s Dairy Queen 195 Chevrolet 182 Murphy’s 187 Crystal Coal 191 National Bank 169 D’Arcy Studio 191 Nichols Grocery 187 BUY FROM OUR Davis Beauty Orton’s Farm Market 1% ADVERTISERS Salon 187 Paul’s Men’s Wear 186 Dentists 182 Peake 187 Dccrhcad Inn 182 Peiffcr 191 Desmond Electric 1% Perry’s Inn 187 Doctors 185 Peterson Son 187 Dodd Farms 195 Pondcl’s Sunoco 187 Dodd Real Estate 195 Powell Loan 163 Donna’s Beauty Shop 1% Quiet Acres Nursing 195 CORRIAN PRINTED BY Dorothy's Bridal Shop 165 Raymond Manufacturing 166 AMERICAN YEARBOOK CO Eastman Keystone 187 Reynold’s Co. 178 Elm view Dairy 191 Rex 179 Engle Furniture 198 Ricker’s Supply 16) Erie County Plastics 186 Riu 169 Fitch Motors 161 Robert’s Children 192 163 176 182 175 176 163 1% 178 198 182 185 161 187 171 187 166 192 187 180 178 178 187 16) 187 1% 192 186 198 191 187 180 I. 158 ADVERTISING CITIZENS CORRY OFFICE MARINE NATIONAL BANK BARNEY’S FIRESTONE STORE 22 South Center Street Corry, Pennsylvania Firestone Tires Frigidairc. Speed Queen. Zenith Radio. TV Stereo CORRY UNION CITY E0INB0R0 CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS 138 North Center Street Corry, Pennsylvania 16407 Embcrt Earle. Mgr. Phone 664-7748 Electric Supplies Repair Service All Way Electric Service Co. Wiring for Light. Heat. Power Since 1927. The Place To Buy Your Electric Needs For Things Electrical Look to All Way Electric Live Better Electrically Phone 668-8221 - 668-7385 Corry. Pennsylvania FRANK VERNA’ RESTAURANT At the “Y in Columbus A pleasure to treat. . . a treat to pleasure.” s 160 Universal Milker Equipment Henry V. Jaquith Spring Creek, Pennsylvania Phone Corry, 665-9593 Complimenfs of CHERRY BUILDERS SUPPLY Remodeling Headquarters Columbus, Pennsylvania bAYLE’S family restaurant! Corry. Pennsylvania 1 Cathers Studio Camera Shop Where Pictures Arc A Business. Not a Sideline 115 South First Avenue Corry, Pennsylvania RAMBLER Fitch Motors International Scout Sales Service 206-212 First Avenue Phone 664-4011 T i TBPC rnrrv' Pennsylvania JAVELIN SST %.F, RICKERS f —_Buildmg'Spcc1aliics and Fabrics . -731 N. Center Street. Corry, Pa. J ecorating - Remodeling lEsl Builders Specialties Headquarters for „ AH Your Sewing Needs McCalls and Simplicity Patterns Best Wishes to Class of 1969 L. GATES SONS Minneapolis Moline Fox Forage Equipment David Brown Complete Farm Equipment Servicing Pa. Route 6, R. D. 3 Corry, Pennsylvania Phone 6681503 161 6 T ft c Sawyer Studi ' SC- Photogra y VV 126 North Center Street Corry, Pennsylvania Phone: 66 313 Ifcpberts Furniture k' , And Carpeting At The “Y” Columbus, Pennsylvania Quality Home Furnishings At Prices You Can Afford 7 I 6 x) cvdfc 1XL. oweti oan And . ' Fjnbnce Co. K Photic 663-3711 143 North Center Street Corry, Pennsylvania 163 a ’ 6 ,e- f y°c,y e; ■' .« W‘ ' c ' V6 Compliments of (T S The Bracken Funera Robert M. Bracken Class of 1937 o£ Olin W. Bracken Class of 1941 a Class T1 , J — -■ % ratul . A to e . . y - Oap of 1970 4 THE CORRY WATER SUPPLY COMPACT furnishes the city with a unfailing supply of water. It is drawn from twenty-eighth wells in glacial drift. It is unsurpassed in quality. , It is free from iron I and comparatively soft. ' It is always safe, always cool, always clear, always palatable. And Always There. A Good Water Supply Is A Priceless Community Asset. X 4 Ac DordtBitdal ' House id 4. Cl ! ____u______ New York ,y Best Wishes to the Class of 1970 I y I Associated Spring Corporation Raymond Division jCorry. Pennsylvania o Wti nJKou Think rin ig CORKYJ W OURNAL Printing Department Stockton’s Wholesale Meats Distributors of Fine Meat Products Columbus, Pennsylvania Phone 663-6272 166 168 Compliments of Corry Agway Spartansburg Agway 129 Pennsylvania Avenue Corry, Pennsylvania Phone 665-0705 or 654-7813 170 iT j' ’f jT s' 7V 'V ‘° y° yj' A’ w _ sV ■• , VV„ k y y? =p£ ■ ■ ■ •’V - JV£: AJAX (RON .WORKS CqRR' PENNSvL$ANIA 16407 oT a. A CXV.fi.OM O UcOOftn iNOvSTAtO «T V' ? '? i,'r ?. vin (r Ay jCJallup Haken rj if 8 ' L f J J Dcer Papc ),y L Sale Scrvic '' Phone: 3 $-feVh ly r. NA Vi vY x A , VC rN % vP r cr Compliments of NORBERT R. BACHOFNER Alderman 4th Ward Tour Jwitlw Compliments of BUYER'S FAIR Family Discount Center A'W ' rfi' P' ( ORRY Savings LOAN V - ASSOCIATION 25 North Center Street Corry, Pennsylvania GAGE MUSIC CENTER 103 East Main Street Band Instruments Guitars — Supplies Expert Instruction 172 173 174 •r � x. A O' rx.fr' 77'-'|3 ijK -fflaAi-fatL, mpj nents - - 2£XMJi£y CuuJ£j s } R@©£RS STRUCTURAL STEEL CO. fl ' Comp en.sof n y Mouataiin’s Keystone ( Service $ £y, Pennsylvania v ,f77 UpholstefinR hoD I v ive use r U 7R Corry lpennsyh tolsteri :abrics Registered Pharmacists Narcy J. Yenchak Romeo A. Marchitelli 2 South Center Street Phone 665-3764 Corry, Pennsylvania MITCHELL ALIGNMENT SERVICE Frames. Wheels Axles Straightened Wheel Balancing Front End Aligning 17 Franklin Street. Corry. Pa. Phone 665-2233 Patrons MOSHER’S ATLANTIC Compliments of LORD MERCER GARAGE R. 6 and 89. Elgin. Pa. CITY CYCLE SHOP New Used Bicycles Repairs 626 East Main St.. Cony. Pa. TAYLOR'S JEWELRY W ATCH REPAIR 21 Spring St. Corry. Pa. W ARDS SALES AGENCY H. J. Young 17 S. Center St. Corry, Pa. REYNOLDS COMPANY Members of the N. Y. Stock Exchange Law Finance Bldg.. Corry. Pa. Stocks - Bonds - Mutual Funds CLIFF BUESINK FORD Ford Mercury Sales Service Mustang Headquarters W. Smith St. Ext.. Corry. Pa. frank g. Mcknight HAIR FASHIONS 8 S. Center St.. Corry. Pa. CARRIG’S FOOTWEAR 37 N. Center St.. Corry. Pa. Place to go for fit KAREN’S GIFT BEAUTY SHOP 109 N. Center St.. Bleaching. Styling. Tinting, Wigs Wiglets Gifts for Everyone TROYERS FARM DAIRY Union City. Pennsylvania MORSE S DRUG STORE Rexall Drugs Union City. Pennsylvania JOHNSON BROTHERS. MACHINERY 218 First Avenue. Corry, Pa. CORRY PEAT PRODUCTS CO. Peat Humus Soil Mix Phone 665-7101. Cony. Pa. Compliments of SEARS-ROEBUCK CO. 101-105 N. Center St.. Corry. Pa. y B F Auto Parts West Main Street Extension $r Corry, Pennsylvania Phone 664-2111 Chas. B. Fenton — Owner BLATT BROS. THEATRES Visit the REX or Corry DRIVE-IN Theatre Always The Best In Entertainment MINNICK’S DAIRY BAR Open 6:30 A.M. to 10:00 P.M. Quick Lunches Dairy Products - Salads To Go Sealtest Ice Cream Bulk. Hand-Packed or Half Gallons 120 North Center Street Corry. Pennsylvania 179 ER BC SR DIWSI Aj qf p 181 V v V Compliments of ct Corry Dental Society Best Wishes From Crotty Ferrando Chevrolet y; Oldsmobile In ' Corry, Pennsylvania A i , .1 r . f A , sif .{ General Printing Office Supply .0, Cpmpany ConfWme Line of Vfkrading . ! Invitations and Accessories | J 114 West l ain Strict y Corry, Pennsylvania ' ✓ O ’ n. V . f ,, 1 J inccrc Cojigmtulatioi)s p J K J . lo.h assof, 1 j ossbpchW r ,f ..Jnsurai f SeryfiCe ;r FlhoXW.tfW r d f) J p'’ Confer W. Sojith St. Wrst Avyfcul t i° ' y • ■’'j.o c; Men’s and Bom’S wear 0 p Shamtnirg’s, (, y Fa top 7 ft5 45htortt}Cen(j Sir«l}? 4 Cwry, Pennsylvania a 1 ’ i1 v , j y .� ,i y i j y r’ yV . Jurompwrfents fv rfi , j £7 r a i ,r mj De«?Hef d Inti? tJ A 'J fiV ,1 (C Snnng Crepk. Pe sylvimia .V ,J I Famous Fo£)Cinelid ? o ) i2rr r , o d D il whartin, Portrait Pinter - P V 1' V A V Ar of V r i y 182 r V’ 101 Key To Senior Tots Pages 1. Sue Burrows 54. Alan Vandcrhoff 108. Cathy Fox 2. Jim Harvey 55. Darla Monroe 109. Bob Raeke 3. Bctly Jo Harvey 56. John Sallee 110. Carolyn Mary Bellinger 4. Ron Eastman 57. Joanne Dorschcl III. Pat Whaley 5. Linda Scholton 58. Sue Lindholm 112. Jewel Millie Roberts 6. Laurel Morton 59. Janet Barb Pate 113. Larry Munn Cindy Amoroso 7. Bob Carlson 60. Mike J. Donoghuc 114. Bruce Palmer 8. Tom Kalika 61. Cinda Burrous 115. Steve Bodie 9. Michele Adams 62. Mike Jackson 116. David Amy 10. Mary Lou Garfield 63. Joe McLaughlin 117. Pat Tim Wetmorc 11. Dorothy Fitch 64. Kathy Daley 118. Steve Young 12. Buster Judy Schaefer 65. Ken Spear 119. JefT Peck 13. Betsy Hcacox 66. Bruce Burr 120. Dolores Capcla 14. Pat Miller 67. Gary Fish 121. Donald Jackson 15. Chris Linda Olson 68. Wendy Stoke 122. Sheila Benton 16. Roger Bailey 69. Sue Comitz 123. Vickie Baressi 17. Dennis Baker 70. Debbie Smith 124. Brenda Carla Spiiman 18. Bill Roche 71. Dan Reed 125. John Curtis 19. Betty Tinko 72. Jean Latos 126. Jim Stahl 20. Charlene Fargo 73. Kay Simmons 127. Carlyle Wade 21. Nancy Piccirillo 74. Chris Christensen 128. Joctte Mokwa 22. Becky Hart 75. Candy Eastman 129. John Wotus 23. Dan Drayer 76. Sharon Vanderhoof 130. Janice Joe Gcnco 24. Chris Jaquith 77. Gary Maine 131. Randy Way 25. Paul Baker 78. Kathic Boutwcll 132. Boyd Barrett 26. Colccn Hand 79. Donna Austin 133. Gary Ducll 27. Trudy Simmonsen 80. Diane Nancy 134. Barb Logan 28. Bonnie Meascl Sprickman 135. Mike Donoghuc Ginger 29. Judy Walters 81. JefT Fuller 136. Linda Hajcc 30. Dave Bodic 82. Dan Schrcckengost 137. Roxic David Ives 31. Jeaninc Jeffrey 83. Bonnie Sicklcr 138. Diane Jaquith Oesch 84. Lee Neckcrs 139. Mary Ann Sckcrak 32. Sue Komcnda 85. Angela Bucky 140. Connie Mountain 33. Paul Sonoski Baressi 141. Alvema Dale Black 34. Tom Orn 86. Donna Clayton 142. Sue Dick Steves 35. Jill DcMartc 87. Tom Flanagan 143. Troy Nichols 36. Michele Chan Krupa 88. Roger Johnson 144. Elaine Pat Stcc 37. Joe. Ray, Roger 89. Albert Berlin 145. Tim Zip Cragg Richardson 90. Jack Cummings 146. Gayle Eshclman 38. Michele McLean 91. Mary Domincssy 147. Jim Eshclman 39. Jim Burrows 92. Doug Weber 148. Charmainc Gates 40. Victor Craig Jaggi 93. Tom Keener 149. Elizabeth Fogle 41. Jeanette Barb 94. Mona Fitch 150. Joe Haggar Harrington 95. Pat Pattic Wotus 151. Kris Danks 42. Charlene. Beckic. 96. Debra Steve 152. Janet Morton McDonald Marlene Kane Vettcnburg 153. Guy Williams 43. Rod Burrows 97. Leslie Ohrn 154. Roger Wenzel 44. Gary Fairchild 98. Gary Tomer 155. Sue Dyne 45. Jeanne Gilbert 99. Donna Braswell 156. Randy Tripp 46. Randy. Dad. Terry 100. Kathy Still 157. Ralph Tripp Trcsslcr 101. Molly Judge 158. Pat Cochran 47. Lanny Filch 102. Darlene Endsley 159. Walter Hansen 48. Norm Hasbrouck 103. Darlene Rogers 160. Richard Moore 49. Lucy Catalfu 104. Julie Sckcrak Dad 161. Sylvia McCray 50. Jim Consolo 105. Vicki Mowers 162. Pam Flick 51. Dennis Wade 106. Sue Huff 52. Tom Eld 107. Loretta Kathy 53. Pat Kysor Shumsky 184 Of Medical Staff Corry Memorial Hospital Averill-Laughlin uick — Pontiac Sales ' Service th Street ylvania 16407 Compliments of N-WILLLAMS PAINT MIRACLE MOUNTAIN RANCH Chuck Mack Texaco 820 North Center Street Corry. Pennsylvania 16407 Phone 663-0184 Official Inspection Station Minor Repairs Christ Always Pre-eminent Spring Creek, Pa. 185 186 Patrons 187 EASTMAN S KEYSTONE Corry. Pa. SUPERIOR LAUNDRY CLEANING CO. 7 E. Washington St.. Corry. Pa. CORRY BAKING CO. 10 E. Washington St.. Corry. Pa. Good Things To Eat FRANK LITZ-LOCKSMITH SEWING MACHINES 406 Spring St.. Corry. Pa. Call 665-6034 F. W. WOOL WORTH S Self-Service For Your Shopping Convenience Corry, Pennsylvania PON DEL’S SUNOCO SERVICE Phone 665-6421 406-408 North Center St.. Corry. Pa. G. C. MURPHY CO. 50 N. Center St.. Corry. Pa. Your Friendly Store Compliments of SPIESMAN MUCKINHAUPT Plumbing Sheet Metal Work 100 E. Main St.. Corry. Pa. NICHOLS GROCERY 401 E. Main St.. Corry. Pa. Congratulations to the Class of ’70 DUANE TROYER TRUCKING R. D. 3. Corry. Pa. UTEGG'S BODY SHOP Columbus. Pennsylvania C. J. PETERSON SON Plumbing and Heating 18 First Avenue. Corry. Pa. JOSEPHINE DAVIS BEAUTY SALON 77 Market St.. Columbus, Pa. Phone 664-4245 PERRY S INN Rt. 6. Corry. Pa. Steaks and Spaghetti STAR MEMORIAL WORKS 10 Main Street Columbus. Pennsylvania WALTER S. PEAKE Arc you sure your mother really signed this? Spring Dance. 1967 lonic c„ uru if xKu KJ Eljmview Jersey Farm })) if 4 ( [y l I ' Pasteurized Jcrs y L ftiry , VtTfr Xy I , Phon«4� 68-6]21 ' V Jo rf,r ! ' AHL GREENHOUSE AND FUORAL SHOP jlf jy 101 E. High St. 1 ?4N. Center St. Uniop City, Pa. VlCorry, fa. 438-4522 _ Jf 668-1855 Janitorial Supplies [} O a ■ j i , Compliments of ry William A. Peifler Compliments of CRYSTAL COAL COMPANY Portraits — Commercial — Weddings D’Arcy Studios Phone 664-4225 “Distinctive Portraits” 123 N. Center Street AL'S DAIRY BA?'' Easy To Find - Hard To Leave V 98 East Columbus Avenue ; Corry Pennsylvania.-- 191 FLYE DRUGS 117 N. Center St. CORRY. PA. H H DRY CLEANERS 26 West Main Street Corry. Pennsylvania For The Best In Dry Cleaning Call 663-2824 Compliments of Flick's Tastee Freez And Tastee Kitchen One Mile West of Corry Stroup's Keystone Spring Creek General Repairs Inspection y Phone 665-3495 I j I ' $ complimejjA of ernon totors 434 N nh Center Street Corry. Pen npfyivania QualiW Motors f BBER CORP. M05 West Main Street DEAN SCHOOL COLUMBUS. GRADE 2. 1959-1960. Teacher, Mrs. Natalie Moore. At top. across. Row I: Mrs. Moore. K. Still. J. Macko X. Jaquit'hjN. Hasbrouck. C. F'argo. E. McCray. S. Costello; 'Row TTd. Damon, J. Green, F. Messingcr, J. Kowalski. S. Thompson. L. Neckers. D. Jaquilh. R. Triskct; Row J: D. Redcnz, A. Black. R. Tressler. D. Rogers, G. Swart. P. Wetmorc. W. Carter. J. Roberts; Row 4: B. Martin, D. Messenger, M. Sekerak. T. Ploss. B. Christensen. J. Walters. ‘ , Jewelers Street ifents of {Xmcri aA Gem Society Corry, Mmnsylvania 1° Docra Farms Dairy f Scott's Crossing Road Corry, Pennsylvania Merle C. Dodd Real Estate Broker Phone - 664-2822 Evenings Call: Gladys Thompson . . .665-6231 Ed Partch . . . 668-7902 Bud Reed . . 665-7152 Compliments of Hammond Builders Supply, Inc. 233 Eagle Street Corry, Pennsylvania Moyer’s Dairy Queen Sizzle Kitchen ‘Home of the cone with the curl on top Dairy Queen j?jQ Quiet Acres Nursing Home Phone 668-1265 Corry, Pennsylvania Visitors Welcome 195 4- Compliments of Desmond Electric Co. Electrical Contracting Electric Heat Air Conditioning Corry, Pennsylvania € VICINITY SEA’S DRUGS Arnold H. Seastead R. P. Andrew E. Guskea R. P. Prescription Pharmacy 41 North Center Street Corry, Pennsylvania Phone 28213 V jif (L of Building iation 127 West Washington Street Corry, Pennsylvania --------.-------------I___________ Compliments of MILLSPAW JOY General Contractors R D. 3 Corry, Pennsylvania Phone 665 9945 Orton’s Farm Market Open Year Around East of Corry On Route 6 Columbus. Pa. _ %AUT SH P .135 Park Strc'd orry, Pennsylvania 196 Compliments of oiry Chrysler-Plymouth Mark Harvey 101 First Avenue Corry. Pennsylvania CORRY FLORAL GARDENS Sam Teresa Genco Flowers for All Occasions 318 East Columbus Avenue Phone 668-7755 Corry, Pa. Sehman’s Tire Service Quality Recapping Delta Supreme Tires 36 West Main Street Phone Corry. 668-8513 Engle Furniture And Builder's Phone 665-1475 fa Columbus Permsy 'ani 'L-AIRE LANES Ptione 633-3772 16 past Washington Street frry, Pennsylvania 198 SPRING CREEK. GRADES I 2. 1958. (Above) Row I: Eugene Hardy. Ralph Swart. Ronnie Eastman. Belinda Conklin. Chan Krupa. Debby Smith. Phyllis Sicklcr. Vicky Mowers. Leonard Hetrick. Unknown. Roy Conklin: Row 2: Alberta Taylor. Judy Varney. Lila Johnson. Wendy Stoke. Barbara Logan. Bonnie Sicklcr. I cbbic Mulligan. Jeanne Crane. Mary Poloncy; Rom- 3: Mrs. Johnson. Larry Eastman. Greg Stcuart. Thomas Mitchell. Frank Zalek, Randall Way. Carl Brundage. Mike Thomas. Robert Graves. Dean Mitchell. ST. EDWARDS. GRADE 3. I960. (Below) Row I: Linda Hajec, Nancy Brown; Row 2: Bob Sanders. Dave Amy. Bill Macko, Pat Wotus. Mike Jackson. Jim Burrows. John Wotus, Clark Eaton; Rom- 3: Chan Krupa. Sue Dyne. Jeanne Gilbert. Margaret Roseberry. Chuck Burton, Vickie Barevsi. Mary Domincssy; Row 4: Russell Hcplcr. Tim Cragg. Andy Froman, Sam Weber. Sue Huff. Mike Donoghuc. Jim Purpura; Row 5: Debbie Reed, Jim Butchko. Cindi Amoroso. Rosie Sproveri. John Cragg. Gary Ducll; Standing: Betty Tinko, Tom Tinko. Sue Hooks. Margaret Jansen. Bcckie Kane. Pattie Wotus. 199 CONELWAY, GRADE I. 1958-1959. Teacher, Mrs. Green Row I: Wendy Hayes. Unknown. Unknown. Dennis Higby; Row 2: Ron Clark. Pat Kysor. Rex Aikcns. Bill Dennison. Ken Lewis. Kathy Buctikofcr. William Sawchyn. Kay Harrington; Row 3: Kathy Shumsky, Jerry Krizo. Kathy Daley. Tim Rose. Angela Barcssi. Donna Braswell. Larry Mitchell. Randy Braswell; Row 4: Mary Klump. James Hostetler. Janet Pate. Donna Clayton. Donna Fralick, Robert Rackc. Denise Brown, Denny Ennmen. Unknown; Row 5: Gary Maine. Janies Harvey. Karen Proctor. Gary Hubbard. Sue Steves. Rod Burrows. Roger Bailey. I Prinlrd in V S.A INTERNATO 1. THE MINIMAX LOOK - Designer Georges Kaplan revealed this solution to the mini • man debate in women's coats Models wear minima coats which combine features of both. 2. MAY FACE COURT MARTIAL - Lt. William L. Calley Jr. (right) walks with hi$ military defense counsel. Maj. Ken-neth A Raby at Ft Bennmg. Georgia Calley has been charged with the murder of civilians during an attack on My Lai. a village m Vietnam. 3. TO BEGIN SERVICE - A Boeing 747 superjet dwarfs 8oemg's intercontinental 707 - once the largest jetliner in the air. The new lumboiet will be put into service in 1970 4.BIAFRAN REFUGEES - Biafran refugees are shown carrying children and belongings as they flee from advancing Nigerian troops. 5. MOON WALK - In July. 1969, man took his greatest leap into space and walked on the surface of the moon during the Apollo 11 mission. This was followed in November by Apollo 12 and another manned lunar landing. L EVENTS RISH FRONTIER' SCENE - In Belfast. Northern Ireland. Jntish troops were required to Keep the peace as Catholic md Protestant factions clashed in riots which brok out in August. J THANT PAYS RESPECTS - U Thant. Secretary General of he United Nations, stands before the casket of Dwight 0 jsenhower. lying in state under the capitol dome in Washington ’ARIS PEACE TALKS - South Vietnamese delegates sit ilongside U S. delegates in the conference room used for he peace talks Henry Cabot lodge (center) replaced Aver II Harnman as U S delegation leader iTRATEGlC ARMS LIMITATION TALKS BEGIN Russian lelegation (nearest camera) headed by Viadimar Semenov, aces their U. S. counterparts headed by Gerard C Smith at inference table in Helsinki during their first meeting JROERS FURTHER TROOP WITHDRAWAL - President N.x )n sits at his White House desk, after appearing on a na tonwide broadcast announcing withdrawal of 50.000 more roops from South Vietnam by April of 1970 )E GAULLE RESIGNS - In April General Charles de Gaulle esigned as President following the negative result of the eferendum He and Mrs. Yvonne de Gaulle are shown after ittending morning mass at the church of Harncourt