Crawford County Vocational Technical School - Countian Yearbook (Meadville, PA)

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Students, faculty and friends are combining their efforts to build an even better technical school and their work has been rewarded. The first annual is part of that development. We extend our best wishes to you who are served by the publication and to the people whose labors made it possible. P. 5 Administration And Faculty P 29 Departments Adult TABLE CF CONTENTS P I3 Seniors Education P 69 Advertising 4 L Dedication To the memory of Floyd B. Peters we dedicate this first volume of the Countian. lt was his dream and his labors that helped make the Crawford County Vocational-Technical School become a reality. There was a certainty in this man, who was un- afraid to share himself with othersg unafraid to be- come involved in the candid life of a student. He engaged with vitality his learning and teaching life. He was always admired for the way he ap- proached life's problems, and he was our example. We aspire to be like him. To him we dedicate this book in an attempt to thank him for his devotion to God, to man, and to his country. ,l FLOYD B. PETERS Crawford County Schools Superintendent 1950 - 1966 AN D FACU LTY ADMINISTRATION From the Director: The changing world of today demands training in order to compete for iobs created by the tremendous technological advances and changes. Educational preparation and train- ing hold the key to your place in our changing society. For some, this means training tor the professions, or the world ot business and commerce, and for many it means specialized technical and vocational training. Whatever field of endeav- or a person seems best suited, it is well to keep in mind that All Work is Important. By establishing this Crawford County Area Vocational- Technical School facility, our participating school districts and their forward looking Boards of Education have provid- ed technical and vocational training tor a large segment of our high school pupils. ln addition, many of our adults now have an opportunity to seek training otherwise not available. It has been a distinct pleasure for me to have assisted in the development of our new Vocational-Technical School Facili- ty. lt would be my hope in wishing you well, that you will con- tinue to grow educationally in your chosen trade, and that you will proceed toward attainment of maximum knowledge in your endeavor. . Mr. Donald H. Dickey Board Gt Education Seated, Lto R: Mr. Stephen Holowach, Mr. Frank Prather, Mr. Blair McCurdy, Standing, L to R: Mr. A. D. McNamara, Mr. Charles Lowe, Mr. William Carpenter, Not Pictured: Mr. Ronald H. Robinson and Mr. William A. Agnew Mr. James Watson FROM THE GUIDANCE DIRECTOR: You students have responded enthusiasti- cally to the training provided in the various course offerings. You have shared in the re- sponsibility of making this new educational venture a success. Sincere congratulations to all of you and much success in your fu- ture careers. FROM THE COORDINATOR: An expression of best wishes to our Vocational-Technical students is in order. We hope that your tenure in our school has enhanced the op- portunity for a successful enriched life. EE. ,, ,- in l ,, .l Q im- A-M, W, N ,E N i Ns. :L it NIU' il Mr. Herbert M. Cullen Mr. George Miller - Carpentry Miss Mary Sciobica - Cosmetolo Mr. Cloude Wegley - Automobile Mechanics Mr. Larry Moore - Agri-Business ,E '!1 T734 5?-txt my 1 1' f 'f 41- ff'-M'-W1-r-L.. 'IL' Jr '-- -iv - Mr. Andrew Lutz - Data Processing :JK ' l ,,, V.--4 A.,4 Q, Mr. George Gaydosh - Distributive Education 1 Vf ,rv 111 Mr. Albert Fracassi - Distributive Education -.-ff Q--1 -i Mr. Stanley -j Harmon Industrial Electric A . Mr. Theodore Jenney - Drafting and Design , 'iY4 Mr. John Gall - Commercial Art 9 ,gf-A 0 53' f 1 5 ,,. .A ff X I L9 - ,f Secretaries i. Mrs. Anderson Mrs. Wofers Office Secretory Office Secretory Mrs. Cheney Office Secretary xi? X. ,fs 1 'en-M-1-L .. g , 'Z' 'L-Zyl 1.6291 W. 9,3511 5' , ' v:?4.4'w2f .iz if Mrs. Cullen School Board Secretory Cafeteria Helpers And Custodial Staff Mrs. Hilda Smith and Mrs. Lilliam Sfainbrook Mr. Fred Schwab and Mr. Tristan QLoul Corona, Not Pictured: Mr. C. S. Walker, Mr. Howard Miller, and Mrs. Wanda Justin PAUL ALLERS Meodville High School Commercial Arf DAN BAER Mecidville High School Welding BONNIE BAKER Townville High School Cosmetology LANNY L. BARR Soegerfown High School Agri. Business DON BIBY Cambridge Springs High School lndusfriol Electric LINDA BOWMAN Meodville High School Disfribufive Educciiion ,359 10 I -5' Z GARY BOYLE DAVE BROWN . ' , Townville High School RUUCIOIPII HIQII School ' Machine Shop AUIO SIWOP X is I 4 , ' ' 'X JACKIE BRUNOT SUSAN BRUNOT Soegerlown High School Randolph High School Cosmefology Dofo Processing , 'Qnv+s TTS'-Il' un 'D CHUCK BURNS Soegerfown High School Agri. Business MARGARET CALVIN Meodville High School Disfribufive Educofion LARRY CLEVER Meodville High School Electronics NORMAN CLINOERMAN Cochronfon High School Food Preporofion CHRIS COLLINS Meodville High School Disfribufive Education RAYMOND CRAWFORD Meodville High School Tool ond Die RAYMOND COPELAND Randolph High School Corpeniry GEORGE CULLUM Mecidville High School Electronics LARRY DERBY Mecdville High School Aufo Shop GARY DILLAMAN Meodville High School Tool and Die DON DINGLE Mecldville High School Tool and Die LEE DONALDSON Linesville High School Tool and Die RURIC DOUGLAS Townville High School Commercial Art LARRY EDMONDS Meodville High School Food Preparation BRUCE ENGELHARDT Meadville High School Tool and Die , FRANK FLOYD Saegertown High School Commercial Art DONALD FOOTSKULAK Randolph High School Electronics TRACE W. FOSBURG Cambridge Springs High School Welding DOLORES FURNO Meadville High School Commercial Art RON GARIS Cambridge Springs High School Drafting ETHEL GARLICK Conneaut Valley High School Distributive Education YVONNE GIERING Linesville High School Cosmetology QS? GARY GISEWHITE Meodville High School Machine Shop WILLIAM GRANDA Randolph High School Carpentry DONALD HANNA Townville High School Machine Shop MERLE HAUSER Cochranfon High School Auto Shop SCOTT HESSLER Randolph High School Auto Shop TERESA HILL Meadville High School Food Preparation 'I Q? l , SARAH HIMES LINDA HOUSEHOLDER Meqdville High School Saegerlown High School Cogmefglogy Disfribufive Education NORMAN HOWICK LARRY HUFFMAN Mecidville High School Linesville High School Corpentry Auto Shop RICHARD HUNTER Randolph High School Agri. Business PAUL KENNEDY Randolph High School Welding LINDA KLAWUHN Townville High School Cosmetology DONNA KNAPP Townville High School Cosmetology DEBBIE KUNSELMAN Meodville High School Cosmetology KEVIN LACEY Mecxdville High School Electronics JOHN LAUSH EDDIE LAUDERBAUGH Cochranfon High School Meodville High School Electronics T l oo and Die i' igfzm H 252221, 1 -J 11'-IPT' DAVID LOGSDCN Townville High School Drafling GAYLENE MALVASO Meodville High School Commercial Arf DONNA MARTIN Meodville High School Cosmetology DIANNE MAYNARD Townville High School Commercial Aff DIANNE MCALEVY Townville High School Dafa Processing JERRY MCGOWAN Randolph High School Auto Shop LINDA MYERS Townville High School Doro Processing BILL MILLER Meodville High School Carpentry DON MILLER Soegerfown High School Tool ond Die FRED MILLER Conneout Volley High School Auto Shop RAY MILLER Linesville High School Agri. Business SALLY MOORE Meodville High School Doro Processing wtf if J.4n1v 'T' W ,sv A 4 i SANDY MONICO ROBERT ORLANDO Meoclville High School Mecidville High School Disfriburive Educcifion Aufo shop JOSEPH PALMER Soegerfown High School Dafa Processing NIKKI PHELPS Meodville High School Cosmetology JANICE PETERSON Meodville High School Doro Processing DIANA POST Conneouf Valley Doro Processing CHARLES POWELL Linesville High School Welding TOM POWELL Soegerfown High School Aufo Shop RICHARD RANDOLPH Soegerfown High School Electronics LINDA REAGLE Townville High School Food Preporofion Q Q VT!! .1 11 BERNIE REYNOLDS Townville High School Tool and Die ROBERT ROBINSON Meodville High School Corpenfry BLAIR ROGERS Soegertown High School Elecfronics TIM ROGERS Soegertown High School Drafting SANDRA LEE ROCKAFELLOW Randolph High School Agri. Business LEONARD ROWAN Soegerfown High School Agri. Business BARBARA SCOTT Meodville High School Food Preporofion GARY SATTERLEE Meoclville High School Electronics T il L DAN SCOTT Meodville High School Welding KATHY SHAFFER Townville High School Cosmetology CHRIS SHELENBERGER Soegertown High School Disfribufive Educofion DOLLIE SHONTZ Townville High School Commercial Art JANET SLAYTON Cambridge Springs High School Doro Processing DON SMITH Sciegerfown High School Tool ond Die Y 24 KENNETH SMITH SANDY SMITH Meodville High School Linesville High School Welding Cosmetology BOB SOSNOWSKI Townville High School Drafting 4' 1-F47 15. VIOLET SPADER Saegertown High School Cosmetology JEFF STAINBROOK Meaclville High School Machine Shop MARILYN STEADMAN Cambridge Springs High School Distributive Education DAVE STEFANUCCI Meadville High School Electronics LESLIE SWIDAL Linesville High School Distributive Education DAVE THOMAS Saegertown High School Welding BILL THOMPSON Linesville High School Food Preparation 25 BETTY TURNER ALTON UPLINGER Meodville High School Sciegertown High School Commercial Art Electronics RICHARD URQUHART Cochrcinfon High School Droffing CLYDE WALTON Randolph High School Agri Business ARLENE WEAVER Meodville High School Disfribufive Educofion MARLENE WEAVER Meodville High School Cosmetology MARILYN WEBSTER Townville High School Cosmetology TOM WESCOAT Townville High School Drafting PHIL WRINGER Meodville High School Agri. Business WILFRED WILHELM Townville High School Carpentry DWIGHT R. WILLIAMS Seogerfown High School Welding KATHY WOMBACKER Mecidville High School Cosmetology DARNELL WOCJD Sciegertown High School Disfribufive Educofion KATHY WOZNIAK Cochronfon High School Disfribufive Education Tw Eli V '+.'fi SENIORS NOT PICTURED: Name KENNETH ACEL STEVEN ARMBURGER JON BOWES ALLEN DAILY JAMES GEORGE TIM HALL WILLIAM KANYUCK NICK KRAUS JUDY LASHER JOE LeCLAIRE LILA MARZKA ALAN MESSERALL SANDRA MUCKINHAUPT CLINTON PRINCE ROBERTA SEITZ CATHY SMOCK VALLI STONE DAN THOMPSON LARRY THOMPSON RICHARD VAN BUREN GARY VOGAN DONALD WALLS DANA WHITMAN ROBERT WILLIS l for I School Townville High School Cochranton High School Townville High School Cochranton High School Cochranton High School Randolph High School Townville High School Cambridge Springs High School Saegerfown High School Linesville High School Cambridge Springs High School Cochranton High School Saegertown High School Conneaut Valley High School Conneaut Valley High School Conneaut Valley High School Saegertown High School Cambridge Springs High School Cambridge Springs High School Saegertown High School Cochranton High School Saegertown High School Townville High School Cochranton High School SUSAN YOKES JEFF ZILHAVER Saegertown High School Cambridge Springs High School Data Processing Commercial Art x Instruction Area Carpentry lndustrial Electric Electronics Carpentry Carpentry Tool and Die Tool and Die Tool and Die Commercial Art Drafting Commercial Art Auto Shop Distributive Education Auto Shop Cosmetology Commercial Art Commercial Art Welding Welding Carpentry Carpentry Tool and Die Tool and Die Tool and Die ?i E DEPARTMENTS Agri-Business A.M. Section First Row: Larry Rhoades, Dorothy Weaver, Mary Ann Schultz, Sandra Rockafellow , Mike Hunter , Second Row: Kenneth Burns, David Carpenter, Bob Birtciel, Carl Spring, Third Row: Lee Hazelhurst, Joe Barco, Clyde Waltonf, Edward Roxberry, Ken Rice, Not Pictured: Arthur Hollaloaugh P.M. Section First Row: Ernest Winger , Bruce Goeden, Catherine Hill, Leon Stancliff, Second Row: .lim McKinney, Edwin Coyle, Charles Burns ', Third Row: Roy Miller, Lanny Barr', Leonard Rowanf, Not Pictured: Dianna Kiser Denotes Seniors' 1 f+ Il v., Rug , -'-1' 4' . l 'X fs, ' 3 1 3.5 x 'Hi 'ig ,, me , I uk If .-gg? s. n, H Far -MQ pf: if 'A - ' , mu J V ni.- - fl V V I '15 V - 5.5 ,. ggi p- fi 'i-is' Zag. X r M 'ziifivk l . N , .m'-'.fQ- ,, -... i: 'A ' ,J Il 1441! J A...... bY.,..' f' 1- J f ff.. , V qos ' ' .x N 0 fi? - -A -f 'K , . ,- ., ' . m N V Ai:--'S 3 , K , -- ' V. ,. '11 hy 53 ,1 I -iii V 3. 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Section First Row: Bill Rowland, Chuck Yeager, Gary Praisner, Bob Hovenac, Ted Rung, Chuck Colburn, Second Row: Joe Koehler, Terry Smith, Milan Braun, Woody Dough- erty, Dave Brownk, Bill Taylor, Scott Hesslert, Third Row: Karl Kolacek, Gary Felmlee, Frank Schropp, Jerry McGowan , Carl Young, Joe Rapasky, Not Pictured: Jim Bowman, John Tenny PM, Section First Row: Fr- nk Rendulic, Tom Powell, Kenneth Steadman, Robert Orlando', David Chizmar, Second Row: Ken Lloyd, Bruce Wheeler, Paul Daly, Mike Kedzierski, Wayne Onderka, Paul Sommers, Third Row: Jim Riordan, Dennis Flickinger, Bruce Hamilton, Clint Prince , Fred Miller', Merle Hauser, Terry Davis, Not Pictured: Allan Messerol, Larry Derby, Larry Huffman, 'Denotes Seniors - iv---. V A . 1,4 . 1 ' D I I X, ,V--1 i A ,VA 'X -1 f NW 'ni' ff A f ' KN 1 : ? xy Yi li r' A 1 I 1 I 17 1 L d:l , I .Q b ,E , .kfprd .L . ,r,... l 'x' 1 EE' V '7k 'TQ-rf' J gr . ..-.--iw , N . - 4, 'f. x V55 f QL xx ,,,- f M A fa Hay- .- , -k ,ft f' . 'U E ' V ,N , , P N: f .A , ' ..-M ' O 1 Q, 1 ,fl ' M ' .La ,U fn 1 -,H wx 'J' ggi? . , , . I ff ' Carpentr A.M. Section First Row: Rodney Williams, Don Andrews, Bill Houy, Wilfred Wilhelm , Millard Hutchinson, Terry Derby, Sam Dunlap, Second Row: Clyde Anderson, John Spangler, Ken Acelf, Bruce Johnson, Brad De Maison, Bill Mitchell, Ed Yucha, Third Row: Dan Burchill, Bill Gronda', Doug Turner, Billy Ray, Rick Siallard, Larry Baker, Bob Telliho, Not Pictured: Ray Copeland' P.M. Section First Row: Leslie Greenawalt, Ted Larson, Milt Kidon, Bill Blose, Tim Leguard, Bill Miller', Charlie Poher, Dave Biggs, Second Row: Jim George', Ken Myers, Gary Bailey, Lynn Seaman, Bob Higgins, Paul Wheeler, Third Row: Norm Howick , Bill Radcliffe , Gary Voganf, Dan Leguard, Terry McKinley, Bob Robinson , Rich Van Buren , Allen Daileyf, Nor Pictured: Mel Miller, Denotes Seniors' Carpentry In Action A W5 Mg T l Commercial Art A.M. Section First Row: Lynn Gruber, Virginia Walker, Charlotte Ames, Nillie Johnson, Barbara Tautin, Kathy Kleindl, Cindy Mead, Second Row: Cindy Shelly, Kathy Caby, Judy Geer, Diane Maynordf, Mary Boxes, Mary Barnes, Lynn Reed, Third Row: Dollie Shontzil, Lyle Smith, Jett Price, Carl Bortz, Jim Wofford, Corky Douglas , Tom Boynton, Not Pictured: Karen Kleindl, Peggy Whitney P.M. Section First Row: Janie Young, Judy Orr, Debbie Splitstone, Valli Stonef, Lyla Marzkaf, Delores Fume , Second Row: Cathy Smockf, Gail Reichel, Gaylene Mal- vasof, Lucy Taylor, Judy Vorisek, Betty Turner , Sandy Troutner, Jeriy Barnes, Third Row: Terry Hayes, Jeff Zilhaverf, Wreny Davenport, Gary Peck, Jeff Albert, Frank Floydf, Paul Allersx, Not Pictured: Darlene Mihalcin, Judy Lasher, Linda McQuiston, Denotes Seniors' Ar Uf ,N k x. Z 45 5 sf 11 - . if N . 11 k T y, : Qf.1:.,f ---fkw X ii?- ' -'gf , Ah- -, arg' Mi b JJ- Wu-'.L fy. 1953?-. N ,Z f -1 jf., 2 ,L if mf , . 44 'V' ,,y 12'-:r . :u fx ,1,'-,fy '57 ff'-f14fg'f.v :'3EQ3'frff -, U , L.. W. a, ,g.,'f5.v .pg-, A' '-my L yg, 4, .,.,' ' -- as '-af! R . 15...- 11 - N Q 1 L -. in xc P Cosmetology A.M. Section H First Row: Debra Troutner, Cynthia Ferraro, Michaleen Parker, Linda Steadman, Janice Haski, Bonnie Baker', Marilyn Webstert, Linda Kla- wehn , Second Row: Cheryl Morretti, Donna Knappf, Debra Householder, Vernita Hall, Joyce Parker, Peggy Delp, Patty Rogers, Nancy Buck- Walter, Third Row: Denise Walton, Mariorie Wolfgang, Melanie Woge, Kathy Shafferf, Waunita Miller, Lea Roda, Joanne Peterson, Denotes Seniors' P.M. Section , l First Row: Joy Ann Beeter, Jacquiline Brunot ', Jacquiline Bennett, Sandy Smith', Kathleen Sample, Dawn Cleary, Joanne McMiller, Violet Spaderf, Second Row: Kathy Wombackert, Vera Hathaway, Debbie lrwin, Judy Petruna, Judy Myer, Taffy Caldwell, Sherrie Bishop, Donna Martin , Third Row: Roberta Seitz , Nikki Phelps ', Debbie Kunselmanf Darlene Kapala, Joyce Braden, Marlene Weaver' , Yvonne Geiring' Cosmetology In Action Ii Data Processing A.M. Section First Row: Lorraine McWilliams, Dianne McAlevy', Ruth Gandelot, Roger Bromley, Terry Wood, Second Row: Kathy Hoff, Karen Overton, Donna Davis, Teresa Pierce, Danny Davis, Roger Gage, Third Row: Janet Slaytonf, Linda Williams, Darlene Groshnerf, Sue Brunot, John Lind- sey, Linda Meyers', Steve Smith, Not Pictured: Susan Sorger P.M. Section First Row: Patricia Atrozskin, Kathy Patton , Sally Moore , Diane Curry, Diana Post', Second Row: Sue Yokes , Sharon Kelligan, Marilyn Moore, Janice Petersonf, Barbara Gustafson, Third Row: Darlene Conner, Bryan Scott, Steve Peterson, Sue Ann Amos', Joseph Palmer, Not Pictured: Tina Alexatos, Sandy Payne, Connie Petty, Denotes Seniors' Data Processing In Action THINK T Distributive Education A.M. Section First Row: Kathy Heffern, Carol Halsey, Sharon McHenry, Terasa Walker, Second Row: Marlene Matteson, Florence Main, Shirley Reynolds, Sandy Smalley, Paula Schwab, Third Row: Jim Durasa, John Wilson, Dave Kiser, James Hummel, Nor Pictured: Gary Peterson P.M. Section it S-J 1:1 G7 First Row: Theresa Bilich, Mary Ann Wozniok, Patricia Karastury, Second Row: Esther Longo, Rebecca Brown, Third Row: Ethel Garlickf, Cheryl Williams, Marlene Hamilton, Not Pictured: Dee Dee Orr, Kathy Lippert Distributive Education In Action L5 1 is Y D00 Drafting A.M. Section l l First Row: Steve Newhard, Steve O'Neil, Paula Brehm, Debbie Geer, Jean Robinson, David Logsdon', Jim Baker, Second Row: Bob Sosnow- slcii, Dan Bidwell, Dave Baird, Don Best, Dave Heath, Dave Richards, Wayne Schlosser, Third Row: Tom Vanco, Jeff Forbes, Dave Ryclbom, Bob Marr, Ron Gosnell, Don Hughes, Not Pictured: Tom Hanna, Thomas Wescoat P.M. Section First Row: Rich Urquhart', Kim King, Kenneth Brubaker, Kathy Atrozskin, Keith Abbott, Gene Anthony, David Sqnzar, Second Row: Don Lam- bert, Robert Nageotte, Don Howell, Eddie Arnold, Tim Wills, Larry McBryar, Tim Rogersf, Third Row: Joe Leclairf, Norman Lipps, Bryan Phil- lips, David Ferguson, .lim Dillaman, Ron Garisf, Denotes Seniors' l W 5 -QE xv' 1 ., l '-L 'n k,l,--15X w f .N Electronics A.M. Section. LA X? VSI. o First Row: Donald Footskulak , Randy Humes, Ramon Jones, .lon Bowes', Danny Southworth, Second Row: Dennis Simons, Philip Bradley, Stephen Pruskowski, Kevin Lacey , Third Row: Richard Johnson, Waiter Sposkoski, Thomas Owens, Richard Styborski, Not Pictured: Wilfred Nageotte W P.M. Section 6' 49 eq- .First Row: George Cullum , Linda-Ferraro, Christine Boughton, Blair Rogers , Second Row: Glen Higby, Alton Uplingerf, Larry Clever , Gary SatterIee', Third Row: Richard Randolph ', Allen Jacobs, John Laush ', Dave Stefonuccif, Not Pictured: Larry Roland, Denotes Seniors' Electronics Technology In Action Xi ii- Food Preparation A.M. Section First.Row: La Ann Sutter, Judy McHenry, Maxine Harvey, Sandy Smith, Deanne Stiner, Debbie Johns, Second Row: Harvey Gilbert, Wanda Harvey, Linda Willisan, Cindy Dudas, Wanda Wilhem, Randy French, Third Row: Marlene Webster, Linda Reaglet, Lois Ender, Shirley Sherman, Debbie Yoder, Not Pictured: Nancy Butler, Karen Carpenter, Elaine Carrara, Jean Ganster P.M. Section First Row: Nancy Malliard, Patty Uhlman, Marilyn Ward, Sandy Harvey, Dawn Gruber, Keith Thompson, Second Row: Sue Norrf, Tere- sa Gill, Barbara Scotts , Maxine Stetson, Bette Jo Powell, Sally McCaslin, Linda Smith, Third Row: .ludy Wachowiak, Edith Burns, Linda Burchill, Larry Edmondst, Bill Thompsonit, Susan Fera, Not Pictured: Norman Clingerman, Linda Lippart, Jeff Wensel Food Preparation In Action Z 5 Industrial Electric A.M. Section First Row: Bob Allen, Lane Lobdell, Ralph Woge, Neil Bradshaw, Walter Hamilton, Mike Reed, Second Row: Anthony Tedesco, Randy Pratt, Terry Dennis, Dale McCrea, Dug Stedman, Third Row: Mike Walk, Gary Bosco, Mike Gleason, Fred Wenzel, Kris Kennedy, Warner Gechell P.M. Section First Row: Charles Gee, Garland Smith, Dave Barrickman , Brian Richmond, Arnold Clark, Second Row: Mike Fickes, Stephen Ashe, Mark Allen, Dan Scull, Row Three: James McAvoy, Lawrence Merritt, Bob Wrightf, Steve Armburgerf Dave Grams, Not Pictured: Terry Bechtel, Donald Biby ', Tim Hagerty, Ted Peterson F' I+ I f 1 1 o 1' 0 X 42' I 7X .. Wi: T' .1 m X f X1- L4 l.f', 3 X1 .srl Pl'- Machine Shop A.M. Section l First Row: Gary Boyle , Richard Leonhart, Mark Jordon, Terry Faiure, Jay Palmer, Bill Wellmon, John Donahue, Second Row: Arlen Culp, Doug Hall, Darwin Hamil- ton, Dave Varner, Ralph Sparks, Reid Rounds, Third Row: Roger Ghering, Don Hannaf, Richard Stevenson, Rahn Hill, Robert Pruskowski, Mike Shannon, Dale Hunter, Not Pictured: Dave Pierce P.M. Section JP' First Row: Paul Koon, Michael Acker, William Kedzierski, Dan Shea, Michael Bayus, Earl Tenny, Duane Myers, Dan Lendsey, Second Row: Jeffery Hills, Richard Scull, Mark Lubiniecki, Marvin Hamilton, Mark Simmons, James Starcheski, Rickie Peckin, Third Row: Al Howick, Gary Gisewhitetf, Jeff Stainbrooktt, Larry Jackson, Paul Bleasdale, Michael Smith i 5:5 i . wast- l. 52535. I T iv 2 ??.5 V ,Z -4.1, . ..,,- fl 1-'F A 1- - ' Vw xlx ,ol nv .- if 1- H HT? , '29 .u Q-:QF-' any E z ' Ati: '., l , x- M' m ' .M 1 1- I 3 1 -,413 I 'J' uf-r f' V Q ,, 9 ,, is Tool And Die A.M. Section l First.Row: Ray Wagner, Dale Brown, Ed McAlevy, Ernie Bernier, Richard Locke, Mike Maloney, Dana Whitman? Second Row: Walter Curry, Dale Fitzsimmons, Don Williams, Don Smith, Lee Needler, Tim Hall , Bernard Reynoldst, Third Row: Kim Wallace, Dale Kanyucll ', Bill Buzzard, Neal Britton, Bill Hunter, Bruce Englehardt , George Walter, Kevin McCartney P.M. Section First Row: Robert Mondack, Rodney Castile, Larry Porter, Dick Blockhurst, Don Miller', Roger Baker, Kelly Boyd, Second Row: Gary Dillaman , Tom Repko, Lee Donaldsont, Jim Randolph, Don Wallsit, Chuck Anderson, Dave Foriska, Third Row: Dale Robbins, Ed Lauderbaughi, Don Smitht, Nick Krausf, Raymond Craw- ford , Bob Wills', Don Dingle , Denotes Seniors' Tool And Die I n Action mx Q SQ 5 Welding -, A.M. Section First Row: 'Lawrence Thompson , Danny Thompsonf, Paul Kennedy , Thomas Maynard, Gerald Hickernell, Wallace Nichols, Jeff Brown, Second Row: Stanley Nivva, Norbert Miller, Nathan Batchelor, Gary Simmons, Trace Fosburgi, Gary Schirmer, Andy Swabik, Third Row: John Stalee, Wray Beiter, Clarence Prichard, Joseph Wood, James Spanogle, Milan Torok P.M. Section First Row: Frank Jablonski, Robert Griffith, David Bellf, James Beres, Charles Powelltt, William McCartney, Second Row: Nick Heckman, Jett Watson, Richard Stewart, Daniel Baer , Donald Gilliland, Ronald Gilliland, Charles Walker, Third Row: Dan Scott , Paul Sanner, David Claw- son, Kenneth Smithf, Dwight Williamst, David Thomas, Donald Brunot, Denotes Seniors' x N 0' 94 ' ' .Y my 1 f 4 ,mr X , .V Nl lv 'X I ., 'V-'ff-' 3 Xl . lg ., 5'. , f ff?f'??i1. V 'Q fri. . Q f 5 My .ya- ,Q 4 ' . , ,-ffifv ' . 3 T-f5.,,.ki',,,f'- ' I' wr.-2 -9 J 1 .1 V s . , N .1 1 . . 4, . X . I nf V 'Q ms J . 1' . J. , , , 5 r w 'bee 'W QQ Qu Zwfm 'fs SW1 fm? if 1. Q '.1' , .- 'r 'P,f, 4Ps7'f1 6 l . .1 g., nv I It .,. - V1 ,,- 4 f f S hx fl' A ' Q Co-Op Students Of D.E. 1 if - - Y- 1 H QR. ' D 1 Q H , te? 1 Kr-:Gi ' C .'1A i i X i y ,L f f 3 't First Row, L to R: Karen Wright, Marilyn Steadman, Kathy Wozniak, Darnell Wood, Leslie Swidal, Linda Householder, Second Row: Sandy Monica, Chris Collins, Mar- garet Calvin, Chris Shelenberger, Linda Bowman, Not Pictured: Arlene Weaver, Sandra Muckinhaupt The Co-Op Program is part ot Distribu- tive Education when the senior students in D.E. are working onthe iob in retail business establishments. These iobs vary from salesclerk to advertising and display. Stores participating this year are J. C. Penney, G. C. Murphy, The Fashion Shop, The Crawford Store, Weldon's, Best Jewelers, Saggertown Pharmacy, Masons, Carlisles, Krogers and Quality Cash. Co-op in Action - Leslie Swidal selling at Weldon's DECA Club The Distributive Education Clubs of America, otherwise known as DECA, is an organization whose program of lead- ership and development is designed specifically for students enrolled in Distributive Education. The DECA Creed symbolizes the criteria for students who will be the future leaders in the field of distribution. THE CREED l believe in the future which l am planning for myself in the field of distribution, and in the opportunities which my voca- tion offers. l believe in fulfilling the highest measure of service to my vo- cation, my fellow beings, my country and my God - that by so doing, I will be rewarded with personal satisfaction and material wealth. l believe in the democratic philosophies of private enterprise and competition, and in the freedoms of this nation - that these philosophies allow for the fullest development of my in- dividual abilities. I believe that by doing my best to live according to these high principles, l will be of greater service both to myself and to mankind. P. M. CLUB OFFICERS 'et wc yr. at Q? 34 Standing: Mary Ann Wozniak, Treasurer, Sandy Monico, President, Chris Collins, Secretary, Kathy Wozniak, Historian, Darnell Wood, Vice Presi- dent A. M. CLUB OFFICERS A Standing: John Wilson, President, James Durasa, Treasurer, Carol Halsey Secretary, Sandy Smalley, Historian, Shirley Reynolds, V.P. U, P.M. Section y A.M. Section The function of the student council is to coordinate all activities ofthe students in the school. The advisor is Mr. Gaydosh. Meetings are held once a week with each section. Also this year, the student council took on another proiect and that was coordinating all work involved in producing the l97O yearbook. We hope you enioy this project. F.F.A. Club Earnest Winger, Chaplain, Jim McKinney, Sentinel, Roy Miller, Parliamentarian, Leonard Rowan, Treasurer, Ed. Coyle, President, Chuck Burns, Vice President. S' The Crawford County Area Vocational Techni- cal School Agribusiness Department last year participated in the Regional F.F.A. Demonstra- tion Contest at Grove City. The team of Sandra Q- Rockafellow, Leonard Rowan, Clyde Walton ? and Troy Ehrhart won third place with a demon- stration entitled Flower Power. Of the eleven teams participating the Co-Tech group had the 1' only girl contestant in the contest. The demon- stration itself was making a flower arrangement -- and helped show the interest in NON-FARM ag- riculture. lv- i This year, the group has participated in corsage and flower sales for Valentines Day and Moth- er's Day, seed sales and making Yule Logs at Christmas time. The financial gains realized from these proiects went toward student note- books and purchase of yearbooks for entire class. Larry Barr, Reporter, Connie 'Smith and Cathy Hill Inspecting. ADULT EDUCATION 3? r' 1 LL - X X f A , 141 'M N: f i NX X . ,migff X. c 0 lm p.f', Wi MMM 293 uf 1 if 'x 3 11-34 3,111- PRACTICAL NURSING PROGRAM The practical nurse is a person prepared by an approved educational program to share in the care of the sick and in preven- tion of illness, always under the supervision of a licensed physician andfor a registered professional nurse. The students are pre- pared to become proficient in caring for the patients whose needs are relatively free from scientific complexity as well as in as- sisting the professional nurse in a highly complex nursing situation. Education of the practical nurse student must be developed through a curriculum based on scientitic principles that are modi- fiea ro meet me needs ot the practical nurse. Because nursing is dependent on medical, physical, biological, and social sci- ences, content from these areas is integrat- ed into the educational program. This one year program is designed to pre- pare the qualified selected individual to function effectively as a safe practitioner in the beginning positions in a variety of prac- tical nursing situations. , ...,,,,:,., U- s -. -Q' -l 4-- ---- f- L ., ,w,, ,,,-,- F ,, .1 I . K . yum N V dult i . s - s , X , x gg X . -s...,,cQk A A s- ii QQ? ini s ' -P , rc' ' L in .1--I , - 'N ix X, Dafa Processing - Learning V ' i a C' . fr A A b V, s , L J - I , ., ' 1 X H ., An Aduii Welding 5ifU0Yi0f1 Discussion Time - Blue-Print Class - Group Learning F'- ,fi 2.1-g Mr. P. Drake - Drafting I Data Processing - Praciical Learning l s I L AA Evening Classes Mr. G. Wcsko - Tool Design 5e l0U5 Dmfllng 'A-...,... X-'Q-2 'X - Mr. Keppel - Algebra I - Application , X Key Punch Operator Mr. Eberline - Trig. Class Machine Shop More Adult Situations Advanced Drafting is serious Ll - if -is 1 , i Q i i Q 5 4 X Tool and Die fx 'lx 1, Math is serious WWWUQWW 0 fZ' M6w iffy Jffmffffwyjijf M fZ5?ff3W SWMQOE Q-jf WW A NM Q 2 55 ADVERTISEMENTS Q I Compliments of GY INDUSTRIES WORKS NO. 8 Meadville, Pennsylvania Nia. Sami if f ig YUM WANT Hu QVKLQYM yew me6fQCM QST' f Tlmo5CJcvivf'wl1vPlQ , lf'Q'V l'NM 'KNXJ-73 'vim ?lFfdLr WWW liif . 5 C- W N551 awww Yam . V9- MN Compliments of MEADVILLE FORGING CO. Meadville, Pennsylvania 1 f X V N '.,. C 5. I if , l ' . 'Pfffw 4...- ., ' ' fn wk Nw x' . W. .K v 4 . N .I ' , 5 ,X x ' 1'-: a X , ' Y' 5, I V -, V, - . I ,Ky x sa ., 1... , h V Pax ' I., All I L 55. 'lf ' f- V , A , . ,L 1 -. P 1 L , 1 Y 'Z X! I X in A 'V mfwfvrf, L, xl' 5, ,Y A I ' -' , . . - .mfg 4,5 ,. .V - P' 457 fbrgvfv ,-1-.-fillifLl-1L?'?f jg!g,Mg'r5f-F':' . , r, if K glkiw. Q. Rh: A --ngzr -,K img,-ymfs-3. 3,5-3, xwrwf. - .,,p,4:' - . 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DIGNALL'S PENNZOIL Corner Franklin and Adams Phone 425-3151 Cochranton, Pa. COCHRANTON DRUGS 118 Adams St. Cochranton, Pa. Compliments of CCINCO, INC. Cochranton, Pa. SKIP'S ATLANTIC SERVICE Cochranton, Pa. DECKERS HOME APPLIANCE 137 W. Adams St. Cochranton, Pa. Philco - Maytag SAEGERTOWN PATTERN CO. Wood and Metal Patterns Wood Shipping Boxes 403 Mill Street Saegertown, Pa. 763-4675 IMPERIAL CARBIDE INC. we C YK, ' i'-4 ' If Manufacturers Of Precision Tools - Dies - Gages Jigs - Fixtures PRECISION CARBIDE GRINDING CALL IMPERIAL CARBIDE INC. 1 184 Penna Av Mdvl ................... 332-3015 COCHRANTON COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION Cochranton, Pa. KURT MARINE SALE R.D. ilfl Conneaut Lake, Pa. Phone 382-5455 Mini Bikes, Sno Mobiles . Winner Boats, Johnson Boats LOEFFLER'S FLOWER SHOP Accessories to Gracious Living 207 Chestnut Street Meadville, Pa. 336-3151 THE SPECIALTY PRINTER Commercial Printers - Publishers Cochranton, Pa. ROBERT SCHALL CHEVROLET Atlantic and Firestone Products Cochranton, Pa. WESTERN AUTO ll5 W. Adams St. Cochranton, Pa. TURNER' STERLING SERVICE Tires - Batteries - Accessories Phone 425-3235 Cochranton, Pa. Compliments of .I 81 .I CONTROL PORTION MEATS INC. THE DAVID MEAD A Treadway Inn Meadville, Pa. Good Food, Drink and Lodging 455 Chestnut St. 337-1201 For the Finest in Dairy Foods Insist on MEADOW BROOK SIPCO INC. Specialists In Precision Carbide Tools Manufacturers of TOOLS ' DIES ' .IIGS ' and FIXTURES Fully Equipped For Electrical Discharge Machining and Optical Profile Grinding. KATHY KAMER BEAUTY SHOPPE 125 Adams Street Cochranton, Pa. DeVORE MACHINE 81 TOOL CO. Dies - Jigs - Fixtures Straight Line Production Phone 425-6435 Cochranton, Pa. 16314 COMBS VARIETY STORE Dry-Goods - Housewares General Variety Merchandise Cochranton, P. -',. --rr .. Qsr- - ' Q 'ss ,si KING SIZE SUNBEAM BREAD Putting Ideas to Ill lk Ill IA I!! ' EM Ill Fl- :AECI fl-HKQIGFIE gil ll! lilll IIB . 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Main Street, Meadville, Pennsylvania Compliments of GALLAGHER'S Compliments Formerly DeNoon's f O HOBBY - TOY - and CRAFT CENTER 866 Market Street Meadville, Pa. COCA-COLA BOTTLING YOU CAN SLEEP WITHOUT BEING ROCKED COMPANY YOUR HOLIDAY MOTEL of Meqdville, Pa. 6 Miles South of Mecdville on Rte 19 Across from Evergreens R.D. iF5 Phone 337-9983 Meodville, Pa. Compliments of FRENCH BEAUTY STUDIO RADA BROS. BARBER SHOP PERSONALIZED BEAUTY CARE AMERICAN sort WATER FOR soETER PERMANENTS BREEDING SERVICE AIR-CONDITIONED Masonic Building Meadvn.. RAY'S BARBER SHOP JACOB HALLER COMPANY 77 CONGRATULATIONS Manufacturers of the Starn Twin Dresser, Tool' Dies, Jigs, and Fixtures . STARN TOOL 81 MFG. CO. State Road Hill Meadville, Pennsylvania We are 10079 behind the Vo-Tech School and your accomplishments. Keep up the good work MEADVILLE NEW CAR DEALERS ASSN. LEW DAVIES INC. JIM TAYLOR MOTORS FARRAH CHEVROLET INC. GRIFFIN MOTORS CO. WEBER-HARRIS FORD INC. SMITH-GRAY CADILLAC-OLDSMOBILE TOM KIRKPATRICK BUICK BOB BRAT VOLKSWAGEN INC. , Q p 5 -gl' gg? cis C' 6 ,Q .QQ izfeggfqgpfg 53246, Q C'?,Qseaf Qs .Ce efii, ae Advisor's Message 353 egg bee The Countian is unique in the field of County Vocational Technical Schools. To our knowledge it is the first publication of its kind in the Key- stone State. We are proud to be a part of the action. We have attempted to cover the history of a school year. Long hours, constant revisions and meeting of deadlines were the order of the day, but it was a labor worth the effort. We would like to express our sincere appreciation to all of the people who helped make this all possible. Sincerely, George Gaydosh Advisor Acknowledgements: William Red Moore School Pictures Inc. 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