East Forest High School - Marien Yearbook (Marienville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1975 volume:

1 si East Forest High School Marienuille, Pennsylvania SENIORS Page 9 UNDERCLASSMEN Page 27 TEACHERS Page 43 SPORTS Page 55 ACTIVITIES Page 73 ELEMENTARY Page 93 . knowing that there is trust between you. . . . sharing a sweater. . having each other's ring. IS . making a bulletin board for the teacher. s J . . . carrying her books. . . . keeping score for the home team. . washing the dishes for the cooks. 5 DEDICATION ------------ When people give their time and care alot about something, when they try to help you do your best to make the yearbook a success, when they try to understand you as a person instead of you as a student, when they are there to be your friend, this is called dedication. These are the qualities which we feel Mrs. Izzi has displayed to us. She has spent long hours working with us to make every page look just right. Although, there have been many hassles and tense moments, we came to realize her true concern was with us. She has given her best, not just because she is a teacher, but because she is a person...our friend. For these reasons, we would like to dedicate our 1975 Marien to Mrs. Susan Izzi because her caring has helped us to better understand and recognize The Language of Friendship. _________________________________________________________________________ J For Jim No words of praise in prose or poem Could quite express our love For Jim, who's gone to his abode In heaven's land above. Although he went so suddenly And we still question why, And though we who loved him dearly Did not get to say, Good-bye ; He's being spared much earthly strife. But still our hearts are grieved For Jizzle gave much more to life Than he, himself, received. Fond mem'ry has a golden lock Each one of us may keep; Death has not been victorious For Jim is just asleeo. And somewhere beyond the sunset Where life's harsh problems cease, God holds the keys to Memory And Jizzle is at peace. Wanda C. Hilyer James A. Gatesman 1952-1973 SENIORS 7 f : ! -' V -f • 4 JO Ut i . f41 jy ft .m A, V « o • v i , f . “C 4 t vk V I.V '‘Wt u I '1 WflMSw ’ ;V f ?{ '., '? 41. « « I :i ►Vj • i-M - Y A II T n I • • ■■ y w%M WM Fi hs % Class of 1975 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- The language of friendship is not only the serious things like, understanding, and giving. It is also the laughter shared among people. . . among friends. Through the last twelve years as a class it is the laughter that has gotten us by, brought us closer, and made us a class. As we go our separate ways, we'll remember many things. But it's the laughter we will remember, whenever we remem- ber . . . the way we were. Class of '75 V________________________________________________________________________J CLASS OFFICERS Vice-President Douglas Allen Hepler 7 19 57 Doug, whose hobby is sports, plans to become either a carpenter or to go to the service. For this Vo-Tech student, his favorite place is at Kathy's. Doug likes every- thing except P.O.D. class. President David Kiehl 9 23 57 Dave's ambition is to make this world a better place to live. He is often found on a basket- ball court or working at the Gulf. David, an Academic student, is always saying, He ain't wrapped too tight. Secretary Dana Michelle Daniels 5 13 57 Shelley, a General student, likes pizza, long walks, and week-ends. Her favorite place is with Jeff. She plans to major in Elementary Education after high school. We often hear Shelley saying, I wish it was Friday. Treasurer Armand Mazzocchi 7 31 57 Arm, whose favorite place is around town, is constantly saying, Oh my gosh! His hobby is horse back riding, and he likes horses, hunting, bowling, pizza, and biking. His dislikes are school, and work. Armand's ambition is to live. n Allen Asel 11 9 56 Hardy, who currently is a Vo-Tech student, likes girls, but dislikes school. Allen's hobby is swimming, and his favorite place is Ohio. Allen's ambition is to donate blood. Kimberly Faith Bowser 10 14 57 Kim can be usually found running the halls with Vick since Ken isn't here. She would like to go to Arizona after school and make Ken a good wife. She likes twirling her baton and eating hot fudge sundaes with cream and nuts. Kathryn Ann Croasmun 12 27 57 Kathy's favorite place is in the woods. She likes hot fudge sundaes, and being with Doug. She dislikes Mr. Kemble's tests. A general student, Kathy's ambition is to do something worth- while with her life. James Douglas Eck 1 5 58 Let me tell ya about it, is constantly said by Jim. Everybody knows that Hippy has a fantastic drawing ability but he confesses that his hobby is doing nothing. His favorite place is Sheffield, and he can't wait to get out of school. 12 Vicki Ann Fielman 7 23 57 Vick's favorite place and hobby is being with Mooch. This Commercial student likes pizza and anything yellow. She often says, I wanna go home. She is always headed somewhere with Kim Bowser. Cindy Elaine Gruey 11 3 57 Cindy enjoys talking, cheering, dancing, eating, and driving. Grue, a Commercial student, wants to know herself better so she may better understand others. Her favorite saying is, I think I'm going to scream. Peggy Jo Guthrie 10 29 57 Peggy� an Academic student, would like to get her B.S. degree in nursing someday. She likes rustic farms, meeting people, traveling, and classes withoac homework. She dislikes being busy and running the 600. Daniel R. Henry 8 6 57 This General student can usually be found any- where there's a basket- ball. Dan's ambition is to be able to talk his way out of anything. He is often heard saying, Gee Clem. His favorite place is the Pizza Pub, and her place. 13 Brian Allen Hilyer 4 13 57 Brian, a General student at E.F., is some- times referred to as Alkie. He likes physics and chocolate milkshakes, but dislikes school and West Forest. We wonder why his favorite place is Wilson's field. Carol Juanita Hilyer 9 26 57 Carol, or Witchie Poo , enjoys hiking, reading, and tormenting her cousins. She loves the great outdoors and likes to be in the sunlight. Her ambition is to be the best loved bum ever. Bradley Warren Huffman 3 2 57 Brad has the unusual nickname of Tank and one would know why if you would see him in action. Brad, a Vo-Tech student, dislikes conditioning and passing the time. He can be heard saying, Let's sing a song. Georgine Kathryn Huth 2 10 57 This vivacious General student's favorite place is with Tom, and with her special friends. Her hobbies are motorcycling, cheering, and laughing. George dislikes week-ends without Tom, false people, and snobs. Her favorite saying is, I love you. 14 Marsha Louise Johnson 3 25 56 Marsha, a General student, dislikes staying in one place for too long, but likes to travel. Her favorite saying is, Don't start something you can't finish. Marsha's hobbies are singing, and talking on the telephone. Linda Joyce Kaminski 5 16 57 Lin's favorite place is with the people she likes. She confesses that she likes her sister Mary's clothes but doesn't like the fact that Mary won't let her wear them. She would like to make someone happy someday. Kenneth A. Littlefield 11 8 56 Kenny's favorite place is anywhere his Jeep will take him. His favor- ite saying is, Boy, is that Henry a Lackie. His only ambition is To Pass English. Ken likes every- one, and everything, and his hobby is riding in his Jeep. Denise E. McCanna 9 25 56 Niece is often heard saying, See you later, maybe. Naturally her favorite place is with Greg. Her hobbies are going for long, long, walks, and talking. Niece is a General student and plans to be happy and to make someone else happy. 15 William David McDonald 2 13 57 Bill or Herman, can usually be heard saying, Good mornin' Clem. His ambition is to direct his own composition. He likes music, plays, life, and the outdoors. His favorite place is Toronto, Canada. Kathleen Ann Oliver 2 8 57 Cow, enjoys riding around, and places where there is fun and excite- ment. She wants to become a secretary and currently is a Commercial student. Kathy doesn't like getting up and going to school. She likes causing trouble. Cynthia Joann Pedder 6 12 57 This pert senior is often seen on a basketball court or at the Pizza Pub. She enjoys basketball, cheering, and working at Bingo. She would like to be 1 at something. Cindy dislikes Monday mornings, and boring classes. Lori Victoria Regina 10 7 57 Lori, a Commercial student, greatest ambition is to be successful. She likes eating, but dislikes working. Her favorite saying is, Act your age, not your I.Q. Lori's favorite place is her bug. 16 Micky Lynn Riggs 7 25 57 Micky, who is a Vo- Tech student, dislikes school, and the long bus ride to Oil City everyday. Her favorite place is in a bronze Challenger with Fuzz. Micky's hobby is bowling, and her ambition is to bowl a 200 game or at least a 170. Gerald F. Rourke 9 16 57 Jerry, a General student, enjoys drive-in movies, clear nights, and driving his Chevelle. He dislikes advanced math, and certain study halls. Jerry's ambition is to graduate, and to become successful at whatever he chooses to do. Janice Marie Silvis 10 21 57 Umpschi bumshki, is this General student's favorite saying. Janice wants to become a nurse after high school. Her favorite hobby is working Bingo, and her favorite place is Norway. Brian Skiba 2 12 57 This Vo-Tech student likes vacations, Vo-Tech, and the kids uptown. Brian dislikes school. His favorite place is Mount Washington, and his ambition is to go to California. Brian's nick- name is Skeeb. 17 Kevin James Skiba 1 8 58 Skeeb's favorite hobby is motorcycle riding. He likes breezy days in autumn and doesn't like getting up in the morning. His favorite place is in bed. Kevin's favorite saying is Somebody's coming. Leslie Jean Taylor 7 2 56 This senior enjoys riding her Honda and going to her VoTech classes. Jeanne's favorite place is anywhere there's wine. Shorty's ambition is to touch the top of Frost's head. Steven Michael Taylor 4 12 57 Mister Natural, more commonly known as Steve, is very fond of Wilson's field and, of course, what goes with it. Steve's ambition is to get out of Marienville after high school. 18 Susan Marie Walters 8 19 57 This General student likes Collies, and pretty skies. She can usually be found trucking around town with Dusty. She dislikes advanced math, and hamburg gravy. Susie who wants to be an accountant, can often be heard saying, What a rip off! Susan Whitton 3 27 56 Wimple, who would like to work with children someday, is currently a VoTech student. Her hobbies are horse back riding, reading, and hiking. Sue can be often heard saying, Your insulting. Mary Ann Mays Wilson 1 4 58 Mays, a General student, likes being with John, her friends, food, and baking cupcakes. She would like to make John happy. She is often heard saying, Gruey, what are you gonna do without me? She dislikes only two juniors and typing. Ronald Clay Wilson Jr. 11 19 57 Our favorite redskin, Tonto, likes parties, hot fudge sundaes, and Indian revolutions. He dislikes being depressed, two-faced people, and cold nights. His ambition is to straighten Arm's hair. His hobby is truckin' in his 'Twang. Dorlene S. Zimmerman 9 14 57 Dorlene, commonly known as Bug , is a Vo-Tech student who plans to become a beautician. Her favorite hobbies are roller skating, swimming, and eating carmels in English class. Ruth Ann Zimmerman 7 25 57 Annie is constantly saying, Melody and Todie will you please stop fighting. Naturally her favorite place is wherever Todie is. Ruth Ann, a Commercial student, likes riding around and talking on CB sets. 20 Most Friendly Linda Brian 22 Most Devilish Kim Kenny Shortest Tallest Bill Leslie 23 Class Hippies Susie Jim Best Blushers Kevin Kathy 24 Class Couple Kathy Doug Class Flirt Cindy Prettiest Hair Ruth Armand Quickest Temper Steve Denise Class Party Goers Micky Ron Most Athletic Cindy Dan 25 Prettiest Eyes Mary Ann Shyest Dorlene Susie Most Likely To Succeed Peggy, Lori, Brian Best Dressed Vicki David $ H i i UNDERCLASSMEN V m . - '-v-r, ah3. Sf ♦ . « t i m fc .a -4. i 1 lV s s i - ►( SR Wfc Wvi flP Jt j. r m life ri I v v 41 x .1 il £V ftwmc ! . ■ ’f-if;- Si f-4i«iV{li ■m ( ill ry M tf 1 iu 15 v' •: . i ; � . � ,% - =x£. :« - • . • ; w - s; wt?. -' ;•4i J ' 5� + rm • ■« v• ; ; • , ■ ■ ■1 ■' • ■ ?• - m.%, vc 45 A i PS 1 ... ■faAV ' - ’ ' ' V v . ffiL !s � M President Jo Summers Vice-President Dave Andrews JUNIORS Secretary Jacquetta Griffith Treasurer Jody Reinsel Dave And rews Cindy Burns Debbie Barron Becky Cassatt Bernadine Bauer Tim Chandler Jim Cleveland Joceyln Ekis Ginny Ekis David Frost Beverly Glenn Katie Gregory Jacquetta Griffith Brad Hanson David Irwin Neilia Kahle Mike Lankard Arnold Lloyd Biff McDonald Cheryl Gaston Angie Hannan Mary Kaminski Valentin Molina 29 I Toni Pastilock George Shaffer Greg Sleppy i Kim VanNort Jody Reinsel Joe Shaffer i t f.!5 Randy Wolfgang Janice Schrecengost Mary Kay Shipe Jo Summers Bill Woodford Bob Shaffer Cindy Silvis Paul Temple Dan Zimmerman 30 31 SOPHOMORES President Lissie Nesbella Vice-President Joe Maschensic Secretary Susan Hilyer Treasurer Teresa Hepler Sandy Andelmo Tony Andelmo Randy Andring Linda Burns Martha Covel Shawn Dyne Nate Eck 32 Terri Fielman Tom Gadley Gail Henschel Joe Maschensic Mary Fiscus Tammi Frances Brenda Gadley Penny Margaret Gaston Gregory Tammi Harp Teresa Hepler Susan Newt Hilyer Huffman Ed Miller Betty Moore Kathy Mosley Susan Gadley Brenda Henry Connie Johnson Sue Motter 33 Joel Nesbella Louann Rourke Chris Smrek Penny O'Donnell l� Randall Parrett Lissie Nesbella Amy Schmidt Jim Shaffer Debbie Shipe ■ + v Dan Thompson Rusty Stevenson Bob Snyder Cindy Zimmerman Sandy Wolfgang i) v Tammy Pedder Melvin Sleppy Cheryl Vandale 34 Freshmen Vice-President Pam VanNort Treasurer Tracy Gruey President Brian Hanson Secretary Carla Shaffer Linda Andrews Chrystal Bowser Tony Brenda Calton Carbaugh % Terri Corbin ■ Jerry Cussins Kim DeKort Teresa Ekis 36 k i Terry Gadley Brian Hanson Florence Pisor Susan Henschel $ ' ; Rose Mazzocchi Kim Reash Henry Gregory Pat Hepinger Bill McDonald Sally Regina Tracy Gruey m■ Jim Lambert • Carol Reinsel Kim Littlefield Donna Moore Ricky Riggs 37 Greg Roberts Dick Sharrow r Dave Thompson Carla Shaffer Sheila Sleppy Pam VanNort Carol Shaffer Steve Spicer Richard Wolfgang Scott Shaffer Linda Summers Cheryl Yeaney 38 39 Eighth Grade Row 1: Charles Payne, Michael Stout, Edward Henschel, Raymond Mazzocchi, Dan Kiehl, Robert Burns, Tom Shipe, Jacob Whitton, John Gadley, Thomas Kahle; Row 2: Janet Maschensic, Mary McCanna, Violet Maines, Jeanne Croasmun, Penny Nesbella, Doris Cassett, Jeff Shaffer, Ricky Cochran, Gerald Marte, Matt Thompson, Dennis Hepler; Row 3: Melody Zimmerman, Carol Maschensic, Amy Leichtenberger, Laura Zimmerman, Christine Crawford, Debbie Greer, Linda Dyne, Pete Spratt, Glen Temple, Brad Pfendler, William Hilyer, Carl Miller, Richard Andrews, Richard Gross, Kevin Vandale, Darrell Moore. Seventh Grade Row 1: Leonard Nicklas, Charlotte Skiba, Cheryl Kimmel, Joan Smrek, Catherine Whitton, Jill Alderson, Lisa Littlefield, Arthur Cook, Robert Crawford, Jami Harp; Row 2: Peter Leichtenberger, Dee Gaston, Jolene Gadley, Kelly Cochran, Stephanie Spicer, Mary Gregory, Rebecca McDonald, James Zimmerman, Paula Corbin, Robert Ekis, Vernon Hilyer; Row 3: Ken Schrader, Dan Bradybaugh, Michael Oliver, Steve Siegel, Chris Payne, Jeff Lane, Robin Lankard, Kathleen Hepinger. 40 Row 1: Ed Miller (MT), Micky Riggs (TDP), Leslie Taylor (FP), Cindy Zimmerman (FP), Debbie Shipe (DE), Dorlene Zimmerman (COS), Martha Covel (FP), Becky Cassett (FP), Betty Moore (FP). Row Z: Doug Spratt (MF), Bill Pfendler (WH), Shawn Dyne (PL. H. AC.), Joe Mashensic (AT), Brian Skiba (TDC), Dan Zimmerman (W), Paul Temple (FP), Doug Hepler (C), Brad Huffman, (PL. H. AC.). Susan Whitton (FP). Row 3: Tom Oliver (C), Bill Woodford (AR), Jim Eck (CM), Allen Asel (W), Bob Shaffer (MT), Newt Huffman (C), Tom Gadley (WH), Randy Wolfgang (AT), Janice Schrecengost (COS). 6 W---Welding MT—Machinist Trades TDP-Tech. Data Processing FP—Food Preparation DE—Distributive Education COS-Costmetology WH—Warehousing PL. H. AC.-Plumbing, Heating, and Air Cond. AT—Auto Trades vo-tech Daily, twenty-seven students commute to Oil City to attend their afternoon classes. Students have an opportunity to choose from twenty-five different courses offered. East Forest is one of the seven schools participating in the Vo-Tech program. Regardless of rain, snow, or shine, Mr. Whitton always comes through to transport he students to Vo-Tech. . 41 Yi I $ ADMINISTRATION A % j jt • v Vi • kit % v rfV 1 •' fo ; tv, i%j4 _SLh t T- y « _ •« l v £� 8 «■ « • A A iVT Q U t3 5 ij ■ i • v, vf t ■ «EN r 4' I V v C T V) 323S «fi i 2 Js® gR. lV ti, K% ;R v v i -tf , • - vj . � „ 4L F%r AV � Ail ,S •« ilK I « AS ., ■ t+ , w Sw w w% r a “ .,' '! us i. ■ � .PkV 4' I t «I A JL J ' i t m ■■ i . r � 1? v .'4‘. .••A • Kv 'i r a r. v KalaM ;H; — %V _ VHH «? : ■ ? • ? r ' ■ ‘ . • . • V- %c •• $• V ' ! v’ :f‘: •' . ifijvts •. � •' W-W � ' S gkJ'' '., 5®ok?. j W % % ■« ' ■ ‘■ ♦ •( V � ' , • fc Mr. John Smrek, Secondary Principal ADMINISTRATION Mr. Paul Mr. Andrew Bulazo, Assistant Superintendent SCHOOL BOARD Row 1: Ruth Schmidt, Andrew Bulazo, and Ann Timmons. Row 2: Jack Miller, Glenn Shaffer, Robert Greer, Gerald Schrecengost, Robert Kinnear, and Howard Mealy. Absent; Hugh Millin. May I have your attention please? 45 Mrs. Beary Clarion State College Elementary Reading dept Mr. Brown Clarion State College Social Studies Mrs. Beichner Indiana University of PA. Kindergarten Miss Costanzo Indiana University of PA . , Business Math, Office Machines Mr. Bray Edinboro State College Art Mr. Deffenbaugh Clarion State College r) 5th.grade Hiss Dunkle Clarion State College Remedial Reading Mr. English Slippery Rock State College Phys. Ed. Mrs. Pitch Clarion State College Correctional Speech . . . lending a helping hand 47 Mr. Furnish Anderson College 6th grade Mrs. Furnish Anderson College Phys. 3d. . . .knowing you're in the best of hands. . .v s Mr. Huffman Vander Cook School of Music Mrs. Hepinger Clarion State College 1st, 2nd grades Mrs. Irwin Clarion State College 1st grade Mr. Hilton Clarion State College Elementary Phys. Ed. Mrs. Iz z1 Clarion State College English, Reading, Journalism '7iU Mr. Keblitsch Duquesne University Vocal Music Mr. AKong California 'State C ialege Industrial Arts Miss Jantsch Clarion State College Second grade Mrs, Kline Clarion State College Special Education Miss Kreckel Mansfield State College Home Economics Mr. Paul Kemble Clarion State College English, History _______ Mrs. Nesbella Clarion State College 3rd grade Mrs. Niederriter Clarion State College Mathematics SECOND SEMESTER STUDENT TEACHERS Front row: Mr. Zehner, Mr. Quinn, Back row: Miss Straley, Mr. McCleary 51 Mr. Norman Geneva College Mathematics Mrs . Roberts Mercyhurst College Business Education Mr. Shoup Clarion State College Library Science i U • . . understanding what went wrong. Mr. VanNort Clarion State College Penn State University Guidance Counselor Miss Siviy Clarion State College English Mr. Bisceglia Clarion State College Elementary Ed. cooperating teacher Mr. Deffenbaugh Mrs. Skibinski Clarion State College Nurse Mr. V ise Clarion State College General Science cooperating teacher, Mr. Hepinger Mrs. Sv'artz Slippery Rock State College Spanish BUS DRIVERS OREST r7 ARE C'iOOL r DISTRI W Mr. InflI Mrs. Mrs. ■ Cochrarl HParrett B Whitton ■ Mr. ■ Cochran ■ Mr. ■ ■1 Mr. PHr.l LuenbergerMzimmerman ■ Brocious OFFICE PERSONNEL Rose Daniels Sandy Hanson Aldine Williams Pam Slater CAFETERIA Luara Belle Gesin, Mary Jane Tempest, June SMpe CUSTODIAN Don SPORTS V J , 4 r a3 Y %+•' V . ‘ SjgaMr '-k '’fit - . ; ptMCFjkfQJ tt Tir L . . .• «fcV : ▼■ ' � A L� : «. T •. ft . • •« «ATi’a rt lV x.y «1 r � ,T ' . HA Ksass1 « ’«Viii i� 1 ,Tli % i%i V :• 'W kC 4 Ay ;v A • «VI ,: ■; vr ' JHSWP •; v14 h |PP - ' v FSw - r . •'v :r ’ vl ' ‘ • VJ A? JfWV. ■ . v- %■; 5 • • «m. r vv ' M, 5?S ir« � ss r; ’;• g f � « • ♦yv ■ v - • s ■V� -I • Baseball Team ’75 First Row: Dave Kiehl, Dan Henry, Brian Hilyer, Doug Hepler, Brad Huffman, Bill McDonald. Second Row: Bob Snyder, Jimmy Cleveland, Tim Chandler, Rusty Stevenson, Bobby Shaffer. Third Row: Mr. Long, Brad Hanson Jim Lambert, Randy Andring, Fourth Row: Pat Hepinger, Mark Geyer, Jerry Cussins, Scott Shaffer. Coach Gary Long Manager Dave Kiehl 56 D� ug Hepler Average-.393 Bill McDonald Average-.480 Brad Huffman Average-.448 Dan Henry Average-.166 Brian Hilyer Average-.133 V arsity Basketball Team Left to right: Kevin Skiba, Randy Andring, Bob Snyder, Mike Lankard, Bill McDonald, Dave Frost, Dave Kiehl, Brad Huffman, Doug Hepler, Dan Henry , Ron Wilson, Coach Norman. JUNIOR Dave Frost 6'8 SENIOR Brad Huffman 6'2 SENIOR Bill McDonald 6'1 SENIOR Doug Hepler 3'11 SOPHOMORE Randy Andring 5'11 LETTERMEN VARSITY Junior Varsity Left to right: Arnie Lloyd, Biff McDonald, Dave Irwin, Mike Lankard, Bob Snyder, Bob Shaffer, Randy Andring, Tim Chandler, Brad Hanson, Coach English, Newt Huffman, Melvin Sleppy, Rusty Stevenson, Greg Sleppy. VARSITY COACH J.V. COACH Ronald Norman William English ------------------------------------------------ Ronald Norman and William English head the East Forest coaching staff for the 1975 basketball season. It is the third year of coaching for both men. Mr. English has a wide background of coaching experience. He coached cross country at Slippery Rock State College, and is presently cross country and track coach for Clarion State ? College. In college. Coach Norman played four years of basketball for the Geneva Golden Tornadoes before coming to East Forest. It is the qualities of these coaches which have made the basketball experience a very beneficial one for those who have participated. More important, though, is all that they've given of themselves, not only as coaches but , as friends. 61 Left to right: Kevin Skiba, Randy Andring, Bob Snyder, Mike Lankard, Bill McDonald, Dave Frost, Dave Kiehl, Brad Huffman, Doug Hepler, Dan Henry, Ron Wilson, Mary Bauer, Cindy Gruey, Neilia Khale, Toni Pastilock, Georgine Huth. (Net shown): Cindy Pedder PRIDE IN 7 Left to right: Melvin Sleppy, Newt Huffman, Arnie Lloyd, Biff McDonald, Dave Irwin, Mike Lankard. Bob Snyder, Bob Shaffer, Randy Andring, Tim Chandler, Greg Sleppy, Brad Hanson, Rusty Stevenson, Jacquetta Griffith, Chris Smrek Terri Fielman, Deb Barron. (Not shown): Tammi Pedder, Tammi Francis, Tammi Harp. CHEERLEADERS VARSITY ■ - ■ U IIIM VH4BU ii. liHIMWiUMmil I til'll Row 1: Mary Bauer. Georgine Huth, Vicki Fielman. Row 2: Toni Pastilock, Cindy Pedder Cindy Gruey, Neilia Kahle. JUNIOR VARSITY Row 1: Tammy Harp, Terri Fielman, Tammi Pedder, Jacquetta Griffith. Row 2: Chris Smrek, Tammy Frances, Debbie Barron. ■■ CINDY Hi Varsity Cheerleaders of message. Suddenly you are in a mass of people— And victory is beautiful! This is more than a manory. We are seniors and we won! As friends, it was our last chance and we did it. For each other, we did it. Varsity Leslie Taylor, Janice Silvis, Terri Fielman, Toni Pastilock, Cindy Peddor , Tannni Pedder Tammy Harp, Denise McCanna, Lissie Nesbella, and Amy Schmidt Coach, Ronald Brown Manager, Penny Nesbella 68 Terri Corbin, Sue Henschel, Chris Smrek, Tammy Harp, Toni Pastilock, Sally Regina, Kim Dekort, Rosie Mazzocchi, and Sue Motter. JUNIOR HIGH Row 1: Bill McDonald, Brian Hanson, Mark Geyer, Pat Hepinger, Jerry Cussins, Glen Temple, Scott Shaffer. Row 2: Greg Roberts, Jim Lambert, Jeff Shaffer, Raymond Mazzocchi, Jeff Lane, Dan Kiehl, Tom Kahle. Row 3: Dennis Hepler, Steve Siegel, Ed Henschel, Tom Shipe, Rick Cochran, Mr. Smrek. CHEERLEADERS 70 Linda Summers, Penny Nesbella, Robin Lankard, Teresa Ekis, Sue Henschel, Paula Corbin, Terri Corbin. xiiLiij'i NTARY hCd lCcl ClCfS ELiiluiiNTARY Penny Lankard Brenda Lambert Dina Gruey icy Hepinger Doreen Greer Clare Bauer Sally Riggs ELEMENTARY Basketball Team GIRLS BOYS 4 th Lori Fielman Deatri Cochran 5 th Robin Hanson Mary Bowser Brenda Lambert Carrie Cook Donna Henry Penny Lankard Dina Gruey Leslie Skibinski Tammy Kistler 6 th Nancy Hepinger Renee Pedder Doreen Greer Amy Zimmerman Tonia McCanna Sally Riggs Amy Pfendler 4 th Dean Greer Ron Ekis Gilbert Shirley Clay Cochran Clayton Cochran Mike Geyer Joey Marte Steve Baxter Dan Temple Richard Russel 5th Anthony Bauer John Smrek Chris Seybert Tom Bauer Steve Harp Mark Nicklas Mike uAkV o 6 th Greg Geyer Richard Carter Ted Nichols John Ekis Larry Hetrick John Kistler Joey Lambert Dan Sharrow Jim McClellan Ted McCanna Jeff Henschel Nelson Cochran Freeman Shirley 71 MANAGER CHARTKEEPERS Left to right: Peggy Guthrie, Shelley Daniels Kathy Croasmun, Jody Reinsel, Kim VanNort. Allen Asel GAME WORKERS Row one: .Kathy Mosley, Mary Fiscus, Lori Regina, Ruth Ann Zimmerman, Kathy Oliver, Shawn Dyne. Row two: Penny Nesbella, Dorlene Zimmerman, Bill McDonald, Sally Regina, Brenda Henry. Row three: Raymond Mazzocchi, Danny Kiehl, Jeff Shaffer, Kevin VanDale, Mat Thompson, Bobby Marty. 72 a f «H 7f Vj X. ff V % I v.. «R s 'Tl 4 ? fw A-syt: -- iVV� i , vvx 1,1 S j WG ►.Jr rw j � i. c r; h • ■- ■ x f It � — - • 4 is 2 J N . VL $tsw ,Vr A £ p A w R ► ' . l I lr ; • ' • . � V I if ' 1 AT r • i I i • v’ Sk 4 %� l¥ i •« v: •� «5? r k x m 5 I 8 V |0 AIM •'$ - .9 ,v ’ - 'jRWS v rt V .A ' ” ; ’V ' 'V 1 ' « '• ‘ % .'to, . : ;”••S’,’ r� . ?« ’%£y -;v y v- ' ■, '. • f'1.-• • ' % ■ v l f V • w k • ., % l t (V i fs v«� t • ft (SS w, • n 2« s. £ ♦ � • % .� « , THE COURT Leroy Shick, Peggy Couel, Mike Gatesman KING- Anthony Mazzoccht, QUEEN- Karen Gruey Roxanne Siluis, Lilfa Villatorot Denny Ruhlman 74 r On May 2Uth from 8:30 until 11:30 the Juniors held their prom, The Astrologer s Ball, The gym was decorated with the different signs of the zodiac. In the center of the gym hung a centerpiece surrounded by four flower-covered pillars. The colors were green, yellow, and white. At 10:00 Karen Gruey Anthony Mazzocchi became the 1974 King and Queen. At 11:30 everyone left with expectations of meeting at I2r00 for the after-prom in the MACA building. We met at 12:00, ate, and danced till 1:00. Two movies were shown, Dracula ris- es from the Grave and The Mouse that Roared. At 5:00, everyone ate breakfast and then went home thus ending another memory, a velvet night. 75 Co-Editor, Kim VanNort; Editor, Cindy Gruey; Co-Editor, Cindy Silvis; Advisor, Mrs. Susan Izzi; Business Manager, Georgine Huth. YEARBOOK - NEWSPAPER STAFF The Journalism Class, under the direction of Mrs. Susan Izzi, publishes a bi-monthly newspaper and produces the yearbook.. Much hard work and co-operation blend together to make these two projects a success. Many students work hours to make a page look just right. On October 24 and 25 East Forest Drama Club, under the direction of Miss Susan Siviy, presented the play, Bull in a China Shop. The play was written by C. B. Gilford and produced by special arrange- ment with Baker's Plays of Boston. The main setting represents an old-fashioned parlor at 909 Sycamore Street, a boarding house for ancient females. The old maids have a problem. How do they get the attention of the handsome bachelor, Detective Dennis O'Finn of homicide? The ladies come up with the logical answer—murder. THE CAST OF CHARACTERS INCLUDED: Biff McDonald Toni Pastilock Jan Schrecengost Jody Reinsel Cindy Silvis Carol Hilyer Susan Hilyer Joel Nesbella Dennis O'Finn Miss Hildegarde Miss Birdie Miss Amantha Miss Lucy Miss Nettie Miss Elizabeth Kramer Miss Siviy opens her gifts from the cast at the after-play party held at the MACA Building. Linda Andrews, Carol Reinsel, and Chris Smrek, mem- bers of the stage crew, look on. Even after the final performance, she was accompanied with her own personal cast as a souvenir. Peggy Guthrie Newt Huffman Jeff Lloyd Bill McDonald Jane Rodgers Johnson Stretcher'bearer Stretcher bearer 77 ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION DRAMA CLUB LANGUAGE CLUB CRIBBAGE CLUB FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA CHORUS CHESS CLUB COMMERCIAL CLUB LIBRARY CLUB NURSES CLUB A.V. BRIDGE ■ There are eleven clubs this year in which students may participate. These clubs meet on every second Friday of each month with a total of 150 students attending them. Each club has its own money making projects and activities. Such projects range from bake sales to dances and the Athletic Association indoor carnival. 82 J Bus Patrol Linda Kaminski, Georgine Huth, Jacquetta Griffith, Angie Hannan, Mary Kaminski, Kay Whitton, Kim Littlefield, Kevin Skiba. Safety Patrol Row 1: Richard Nicklas, John Smrek, Johnny Kistler, Danny Sharrow, Jim McClellan. Row 2: Jeff Motter, Beth Kimmel, Richard Carter, Freeman Shirley, Tommy Bauer, Chris Seybert, Johnny Ekis. Student Council is an organization that represents the student body. It speaks for them, plans activities for them, and helps them enjoy their school life more. This year, Student Council, under the direction of Mrs. Roberts, had a very successful year. Through co-operation of the student body, faculty, and administration, many projects were completed. The Council's main project this year was the annual, semi—formal Christmas Dance held at the M.A.C.A. Building. Holiday assemblies, a 50's hop, selling popcorn, and elections in May were other activities. STUDENT COUNCIL Top Row: President, Cindy Silvis; Secretary-Treasurer, Newt Huffman; Vice-President, Janice Silvis; Middle Row: Advisor, Mrs. Roberts; Jimmy Lambert, ninth; Brian Hilyer, twelfth; Bobby Snyder, tenth: Brenda Henry, tenth; Jocelyn Ekis, eleventh; Linda Kaminski,twelfth; Linda Summers, ninth; Peggy Guthrie,twelfth; Biff McDonald, eleventh. Front Row: Raymond Mazzocchi, eighth; Dennis Hepler, eighth: Penny Nesbella, eighth; Joan Smrek, seventh; Robin Lankard, seventh; Steve Siegel, seventh. S program vsK?6k London Oslo Helsinki Leningrad Copenhagen London Janice and Cindy Janice Silvis and Cindy Silvis toured Europe with 104 members of the National Association of Student Councils from July 5-24, 1974. The trip was sponsored by the National Association of Secondary School Principals. The girls flew from Philadelphia International Airport to London on a Boeing 707.They spent their first three nights in London. On the 4th day they boarded the S.S. Nevasa , along with 1,200 British, Lebanese and French Students. Ports of call included Oslo, Norway; Helsinki, Finland; Leningrad, Russia; and Copenhagen, Denmark. While aboard the ship the girls attended Leadership classes, assem- bleys lectures on the countries they were visiting, and special programs. The Nevasa” docked at Tilbury, England on July 23. The American party spent its final night in London with take-off from Heathrow Airport on July 24. I He saw the cities of many I people and learned their -J| ways. -Homer .,_Sjh 0dysse T 1 . , s ,TbiS zt2S ' Maa rrt________________ -Z-l sm. FOREST Row 1: Mary Bauer, Deb Barron, Cindy Silvis, Carol Shaffer, Pam VanNort, Mary Fiscus. Row 2: Dee Gaston, Melody Zimmerman, Laura Zimmerman, Sheilia Sleppy, Carol Reinsel, Rosie Mazzocchi. kow 3: Jeff Lane, Linda Andrews, Toni Pasti- lock, Shelley Daniels, Lissie Nesbella. Row 4: Brad Huffman, Linda Summers, Kim Reash, Randy Andring, Mike Stout, Newt Huffman. 86 AREA BAND Row 1: Jody Reinsel, Kira VanNort, David Andrews, Armand Mazzocchi, Bill McDon- ald. Row 2: Georgine Huth, Biff McDonald, Tracy Gruey, Chris Smrek, Melvin Sleppy. Row 3: Jacquetta Griffith, Bernadine Bauer, Joan Smrek, Penny Nesbella, Raymond Mazzocchi. Row 4: Randall Parrett, Arnie Lloyd, Jim Zimmer- man, Neilia Kahle, Dick Sharrow. 87 Director District Band Mr. Huffman Jacquetta Griffith, Cindy Silvis, Mr. Huffman, Deb Barron. County Band Row 1: Bill McDonald, Kim VanNort, Jody Reinsel, Deb Barron, Cindy Silvis. Row 2: Brad Huffman, Mary Bauer, Rosie Mazzocchi, Carol Reinsel, Biff McDonald. Row 3: Newt Huffman, Jacki Griffith, Bernadine Bauer, Neilia Kahle, Lissie Nesbella. 88 Sally Regina Color Guard Majorettes And Color Guard Kim Bowser Majorette Terri Fielman Maj orett e During the fall of '7U, the band participated in the ALF Parade, Kent State University's Band Day and Clarion State College's Band Day. The band also presents an annual Christmas and Spring Con- cert. November 8, 1974 Dear Mr. Huffman: Thank you very kindly for your cooperation during the recent Clarion State College Band Day. I personally wish to thank you for your many efforts in pre- paring your organization prior to their coming to the campus of Clarion State College. It is evident that time was spent regarding preparation of field position and the preparation of the musical rendition of numbers performed. This type of cooperation makes everyones contribution to such an event a favorable and worthwhile experience. Sincerely, Stanley f. Michalski, Jr. Conductor of Bands Clarion State College 89 ---------------------------- This year we are happy to welcome Valentine R. Gomez Farias Molina to East Forest. Val is from Mexico City, Mexico. He is enrolled in the Academic Course and is taking trig., chemistry, gym, shop english, and history. He is living with the Ronald McDonald family and the Robert Chandler family dur- ing his stay in Marienville. Val enjoys watching baseball games, singing, and talking to all the girls. His activities include basketball drama club, and traveling with the band. After graduation, Val plans to go to college in Pittsburgh. V__________________J EXCHANGE STUDENT Paulo Roberto Hermann came to the United States on December 18, 1974, and stayed until March 9, 1975. While at our school, Paulo attended academic courses with the junior class. During his stay, he lived with the Robert Chandler family. Paulo lives in Brazil on a farm near Cosmopolis and has one brother and two sisters. He likes to play and watch sports, especially soccer, and to ride motorcycles and snowmobiles. Paulo said, I really like the United States. Someday I am going to come back for a visit. ' liiso - . S-P JJYb Jwd yldndA - . . The Taj Mahal in Agra, India. Peggy stands with friends in traditional sari costume. On June 23, 1974, after much preparation and many shots, Peggy Jo Guthrie left for England, Italy, and India, with thirty other young people and seven chaperones. One of the beautiful sites she saw was the Taj Mahal, and the most pitiful sites were the under- nourished' people of India. The most pleasant part of the trip was living at the Mount Hermon School in the Hymalaian Mountains. She went to school there and met students foom India, Thailand Aus- tralia, New Zeland, and other countries in Asia. The group had work projects, such as planting trees, painting a cabin, and mak- ing stone steps. Peggy hopes to return to India in the future. ■ 92 The group from western Pennsylvania. An Indian snake charmer. V $ ELEMENTARY t i .x ,y ■ -4 v jflM| f §► iM f . S M Vift •■ t?-b t M . � . V m 4i ’ v s W- � 1 M!t! S T .� ., y V MB 4 «y AM a1 SQL 1£? .«r 5 !?W Mi m M f +r i � ;S?, Ils 4 A V •• i , «% Hi ;:i”- ■■PM, P i 5s • ' � '• 51 Ji ' ajfirt •'■y.'y''. ■jM % Nil af ! I ■:i,« A Jm, : • T% % i1 . mK's 'w ™ r - ' • Row one: Tommy Walters, John Kistler, Nelson Cochran, Clare Bauer, Maria Luden, Tonia McCanna, David Albaugh. Row two: Sally Riggs, Ted McCanna Doug Roberts, Danny Sharrow, Margelyn Parrett, Renae Pedder. Row four: Nancy Crawford, Freeman Shirley, Richard Carter, Kurt Stout, John Ekis, Joey Lambert. Row five: Nancy Hepinger, Amy Zimmerman, Patty Andelmo, Mark Buuer, Fred Cook Ted Nichols. Fifth Grade ; Row one, (left to right): Kathy Ellis, Jeff Johnson, Tammy Kistler, Keith EF Bailey, John Smrek, Donna Henry, Mary Bowser, Steve Harp, Mr. Deffenbaugh. Wr Row two: Gary Byers, Eugene Byers, Sue Harp, Brenda Lambert, Beth Kimmel, Natasha Sleeuw. Row three: Victor Mazzocchi, Mike Kisco, Chris Seybert, F Anthony Bauer, Mark Nichlas, Penny Lankard, Rhoda McCanna, Rhonda McCanna. Row four: Philip Nichlas, Mil s Baker, Tommy Bauer, Patrock Gregory, Rose- mary Oliver, Dan Gadley, Row Five: John Mashensio, Bonnie Moore, Lori Martin, Mike O'Donnell, Robin Hanson, Leslie Skibinski. 94 Fourth Grade Row one; Adam Eck, Toni Clever, Billy Joe Miller, Brian Carbaugh, Clayton Cochran, Philip Bailey, Denise Rodgers, Lori Fielman. Row two: Darryl Kriiig. David Clow, Gilbert Shirley, Leslie Cochran Traci Foulkrod Joey Marte, Kim Shaffer, Dan Temple. Row three: Mitzi Zimmerman, WesMcCanna, Clay Cochran, Ruth Anne Stitt, Steve Baxter, Beth Oliver, Brian Pfendler, Ron Cross. Row four: Deatri Cochran, Dean Creer, Clinton Stitt, Dick Russell, Mrs. Beary, Ron Ekis, Jeff Motter. Row One: Yvette Eikey, Amanda Spicer, Tammy Zazato, Marla Harp, Timmy Bailey, Laura Lee Landers, Tina Cochran, Philou Rios. Row two: Patsy Smrek, Lisa Pedder, Ralph Gadley, Craig Gaston, Wade Miller, Mary Johnson, Cindy Miller, Lissy Rodgers. Row three: Tammi Rourke, Brenda Luden, Mary Kimmel, Randy Miller, Kelly McDonald, Frank Crawford. Row four: Lee Ann Bulazo, Dawn Schrecengost, Terry Whitton, Lorie McClellan, Susan Littlefield. 95 KINDERGARTEN MORNING Row one, (left to right): Sam Walter, Homer Harp, Melissa Snyder, Ynonne Irwin. Row two: Wade More, Bobbi Gadley, Katy Baxter, John Baughman. Row three: Kelley Gruey, Eric Long, Mark Snyder, Marcella Ekis. Top: Eric Rourke. Row one, (left to right): Charlie Sharrow, Doug Corbin, Gwendy Gilkeson, Harry King, Tammy Cussins. Row two: Traci Fitzgerald, Becky Snyder, Dale Hepler, Lisa Michaels, Alan Ruhlman. Top: Mrs. Beichner and Andy Spicer. 96 Row one (left to right): Beth Carbaugh, Tim Russell, Daniel Gadley, Sharon Brosious, Debra Bradybaugh, Leslie Peters, Douglas Irwin, Debra Miller, Mrs. Irwin. Row two: William Harp, Erik Skibinski, William Clow, Frederick Gesin, Bradley Long, Laura Bulazo, Elaina Gross, Timmy Maines. Row three: David Payne, Brandy Thoren, Jesse Stitt, Paul Whitton, Jennie Shaffer, Eddie Hepinger, James Taylor, Sam Ekis. First Grade t to right;: Shauna Griffith, Wendy Robinson, Eric I Wilson, Todd Boyer, Jerry Cook, Regis Luden, Julie Bernsdorff, | Michelle Foulkrod, Row two: Edward McCellan, Kelly Watkins , Candace Cochran, Jim Timmons, Gerry Schrecengost, Tammy Robinson, Ronald Gadley, William Snyder, Row three: Michelle Schrecengost Amy Chocran, Dennis Crawford, Michelle Mashensic, Calvin Bell. 97 Row one (left to right): David Wilson, Danny Bailey, Brian Seybert, Matthew Cochran, Leann Carbaugh, Ann Cochran, Sharon Ellis, Rusty Harp. Row two: Nathan Croasmun, Steve Miller, Bradley Seybert, Amanda Rodgers, Lorie Cook, Lori Luden, Richard Hetrick, Todd Walker. Row three: Timmothy Kimmel, Jimmy Cochran, Renee Nicklas, Donna McCanna, Carmie Andelmo, Johnny Zimmerman, Sally Thacher. CLOSING • ✓ -f ml m-■•� C J Jvr • ..r- � • y. • • • •..� '•« i j i- 4 • i a v -v % I s f 1 -w- X } • � •. + %-• } ,t rMj: • r� 3 -, K'W ' ‘A ' $5,' £ « '••■■ „• ♦; ♦- - r . . • . A .j AN ... .._ . • . ‘tJ V .TL, xv. • • C % L � - ••• rli • • ' 4 •• . . ■ v Asel, Allen -(10, 12, 2 4, 41, 6l) I, Allen Asel, will to the class of '78 the ability to get into trouble. Bowser, Kim -(4, 10, 12, 76, 81, 89) I, Kim Bowser, will to my sister Chris, my ability to get out of study halls. Croasmun, Kathy -(5, 10, 12, 24, 72, 76, 102) I, Kathy Croasmun, will to my sister Jeanne, my great ability to keep my half of the bedroom clean. Daniels, Dana -(2, 5. 10, 21, 72, 76 86, 102) I, Shelley Daniels, will to Lissie Nesbella a large supply of milk toast for use at future band practices. Eck, .Tim - (10, 12, 22, 24, 41) I, Jim Eck, will to Glen Temple, that his head will never get bigger than mine. Fielman, Vicki - (4, 10, 13, 26, 64, 65, 76, 81) I, Vicki 'Fielman, will to Brenda Henry, half of my boyfriend. Mooch I Gruey, Cindy - (10, 13, 19, 21, 2, 62, 65, 76, 81) I, Cindy Gruey, will my ace driving ability to Terri, Chuck and Nate so they may be as skillful at it as I am. Guthrie, Peggy - (5, 10, 13, 19, 21, 26, 72, 76, 84, 91, 102) I, Feggy Guthrie, will my ability to get up on Monday mor- nings after having fun but sleepless weekends to my look-alike sister, Rosie Mazzocchi. Henry. Dan - (10, 13, 25, 56, 57, 59, 62, 82) I, Dan Henry, will to Mr. Norman the ability to keep Mr. Smrek calm be- cause he is going to need it in the future. Hepler, Doug -(10, 19, 24, 41, 56, 57, 59, 60, 62, 102) I, Doug Hepler, will to anyone all my courage to be a school ball catcher in hopes you can back it. Hilyer, Brian - ((10, 19, 24, 41, 56, 57; 59, 76, 80, 84, 102) I, Brian Hilyer, will to a certain shy freshman all my love and experiences. May she someday (overcome her shyness. Hilyer, Carol - (10, 14, 19, 24, 76, 102) I, Carol Hilyer, will to Shrimp and Fuzzy my everlasting skill of writing notes. Huffman, Brad - (10, 14, 22, 41, 56, 57, 59, 60, 62, 86, 88) I, Brad Huffman, will to Bobby Shaffer and Jim Lambert the right to lead and sing my songs on the bus. Huth, Georgine - (10, 14, 22, 62, 64, 65, 76, 83, 87, 102) I, Ceorgine Huth, will to Brenda Henry, Terri Fielman, and Angie Hannan, a lifetime enrollment in the Chuck Gilbert-Tim Sneeringer Fan Club, in the hope that the real Chuck Gilbert will please stand up I Johnson, Marsha - (15, 24,) I, Marsha Johnson, will all my trouble causin'' times to my sister Mary in hopes she will follow in mv footsteps. Kaminski, Linda - (10, 15, 18, 21, 22, 80, 83, 84) I, Linda Kaminski, will to Jim Cleveland my leathercraft abilities. May he take them and try to improve them. Kiehl, Dave - (10, 18, 19, 21, 24, 26, 56, 59, 62, 82, 102) I, Dave Kiehl, will my height and basketball ability to David Frost to add to his own. Littlefield, Ken - (10, 15, 21, 23, 24, 80, 82) I, Ken Littlefield, will to Mr. Norman my 7th period hall duty. McCanna, Denise - (10, 15, 18, 25, 68, 69, 76, 81, 102) I, Denise McCanna, will to Janet and Carol all my many bus rides to and from school in hopes that they may improve. McDonald, Bill - (10, 16, 19, 21, 22, 23, 24, 56, 57, 59, 60, 63, 87, 88, 102) I, Bill McDonald, will to Jimmy Lambert my batting average in hopes that he will help bring the UAVL championship to East Forest. Mazzocchi, Armand - (10, 21, 25, 82, 87) I, Armand Mazzocchi, will to anyone that wants to live dangerously, my lifetime membership to the Sons of Italy. Oliver, Kathleen - (10, 16, 21, 23, 72, 81, 102) I, Kathleen Oliver, will my abliity to stay out of trouble to my brother Tom, in hopes that he never gets caught causing trouble again. Pedder, Cindy - (10, 16, 18, 25, 64, 65, 68, 69) I, Cindy Pedder. will to Brenda Henry, a bottle of aspirin. She'll need it with a brother like hers. Wilson, Ron - (10, 21, 59, 62 , 76, 80, 102) I, Ron Wilson, will to David Irwin all my driving skills and unique experiences in hopes that he keeps his Firebird in one piece. Zimmerman, Dorlene - (10, 26, 41, 102) Regina, Lori - (10, 16, 26, 72, 81, 102) I, Lori Regina, will my casts to anyone who has better use for them than I did. I, Dorlene Zimmerman; will to future Vo-Tech students the ability to keep Rises, Micky - (10, 17, 18, 21, 24, 80, their hands to themselves and to hold 82) I, Micky Riggs, will my long under- wear to anyone who has to sit around on when those brakes go on. this school and freeze. Zimmerman, Ruth Ann - (10, 25, 72, 74, 76, 81, 102) I, Annie Zimmerman, will Rourke, Cerald - (10, 17, 18, 21, 24, 80, to the teachers of East Forest the 82) I, Jerry Rourke, will all my past ability to cope with my brother Johnny, experiences with the state hoys to anyone who can out-talk them better than 7. could. and Johnny to cope with the teachers. Silvis, Janice - (10, 17, 21, 22, 68, 76, 81, 102) I, Janice Silvis, will to Sue Henschel a trip to Hawaii so she can he SENIOR JOURNALISM STUDENTS with her friends- Editor Skiha, Brian - (17, 22, 41, 62, 80,) I, Brian Skiba, will my buck to Bob Shaffer. ° J Skiba, Kevin - (5, 10, 18, 23, 59, 80) I, Kevin Skiba, will to Mr. Kemble all my hair! Faculty and Administration Taylor, Steve - (10, 18, 24, 25, 74, 80) I, Steve Taylor, will to Tobo my camou- flaged Dodge� May he drive it more than Seniors —- VaJ CXXH-tA i I did. Taylor, Leslie - (5, 10, 19, 23, 76, 81, Advertising 102) I, Leslie Taylor, will to Rosie Mazzocchi all the 25 laps I had to do at basketball. Walters, Susie - (5, 10, 19, 23, 76, 81, Underclassmen 102) I Susie Walters, will my ability to make brackets to my little brother Tommy. CpyuHsvYij Whitton, Susan - (10, 19, 26, 41, 102) I, Susan Whitton, will all the rides to Vo-Tech to all my friends. Elementary Sports 101 Wilson, Mary Ann - (10, 19, 26, 81) I, Mary Ann Wilson, will by ability to say what I think to anyone who has some- one big enough to protect them. 102 h ADVERTISING ' m4 v T‘.. apWte ' T -' • w. w� m0 ■ )’ l ' I r--� a! :7 %.4 • O - f: ' :- ' . ■ •; ' . % V. ’ .1, i a : d 8 PB [% m4 r • Kendall Insurance Agency 108 SOUTH FOREST ST. MABIENVILLE, PA. BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1975 Representing various companies to serve your specific .insurance need; ‘MAN-BEHIND-THE-MASK’ Portable Welding and Equipment Repair P. D. HEPLER SONS R. D. 3 MARIENVILIE, PA. 16239 PHONE 927-6344 fere's tk S - THE McMURRAY COMPANY PUBLISHERS OF JEFFERSONIAN DEMOCRAT AND THE BROOKVILLE AMERICAN BROOKVILLE, PA. DON'T RUN OUT OF GAS FILL UP AT... WHITEMAN'S EXXON CLARINGTON, PA. Offset and Letterpress Printing Parretts Quaker State Congratulations... 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Sheffield, PA Weaver Lumber and Supply Company Seneca, PA 163 6 White Lunch Sheffield, PA Barnhardt - Davis Co Sheffield, PA SHIPPENVILLE Furniture Mart Bordon Funeral Home Sheffield, PA Shippenville, PA SIGEL Fools Creek Store Sheffield, PA Confer's Rupp Snowmobile and Stihle Power Saws S ige1, PA Forest View Roller Rink Sheffield, PA Harrigers Garage Sigel, PA Francis Beauty Salon Sheffield, PA Truman's S ige1, PA Keystone Service Sheffield, PA TIONESTA Forest Hardware Tionesta, PA McMillen Lumber Co Sheffield, PA Gilbert’s Body Shop Tionesta, PA 129 3R0CKVILLE B C Cffice Supply 188 Main Street Brookville, PA Brown's Boot Shop Brookville, PA Carberry ARCO Brookville, PA Leman's Sporting Goods Store Brookville, PA ■� Deposit National Bank Brookville, PA Emery's Tin Shop Brookville, PA G. C. Murphy Brookville, PA McCabe Drugs Brookville, PA Matson Insurance Agency Brookville, PA Park Coin Gun Brookville, PA People's Savings Loan Brookville, PA BRCOKVILLE Rubin's Clothing Store Brookville, PA Steele Electric Company Frigidaire, Tappan, Zenith Brookville, PA Stewart's Brookville, PA Tonell's Jewelry and Gifts Brookville, PA CLARION B C Office Supply 62? vVood Street Clarion, PA Carpet Barn, The 205 Second Avenue Clarion, PA Clarion Fruit Company Clarion, PA Clarion Motor Lodge Downtown Motel Clarion, PA Crook Clothing Clarion, PA Ditz's Clarion, PA 130 TIONESTA Happy cow Discount Center Tionesta, PA •«• ■■� -• •■ ■ •! ■ • ■«■ tt Lehman’s Ford Sales Tionesta, FA £- - -!f -K ■K’ -Jf ■£ .£-; • it -K- 45- ■?$■'!!• «• -S • -S- -K- Long Acres Potato Farm Tionesta, PA ■«• • • • • jt Robert Kunselman Agency Tionesta, PA Sky Jet Freeze Tionesta, PA .x. .x jc .g. .g. .x. .jj. x. .x .x x. x. x. x x .x .v. jj. x .w. x x .g, jj, x VENUS Wagner's Grocery Venus, PA «■ • • • • WARREN Caldwell's Ladies Fashions Warren, PA • • • •■ - ■� ■ • • The Style Shop Warren, PA ■� • • -Sf ■•«• ■ ••� -■ • !■ ■ • - ■ $ filor’ collegicit press, i no.