Forest Hills High School - Forester Yearbook (Sidman, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1969 volume:

1969 FORESTER ALMA MATER Louise Sackett Class of ’72 Through the years our loyalty Will remain with thee, . In Forest Hills we'll place our trust For everyone to see. Forest Hills High School Sidman, Penna. We'll cherish all thy chosen goals No matter what fate wills,. In victory or in defeat We're true to Forest Hills. 1969 FORESTER Vol. 3 FOREST HILLS HIGH SCHOOL Sidman, Pennsylvania DEDICATION The cost of freedom is always high, but Americans have always been willing to pay it.” These words of the late John F. Kennedy echo in our hearts as we the class of 1969 gratefully dedicate this year’s FORESTER to the brave and loyal Americans engaged in combat in South Vietnam. In particular we wish to pay special tribute to one of our alumni, DONALD HUNTER, who gave his life in defense of human liberty. His courage as well as that of thousands of others will be an inspiration to the class of ’69 as we conclude our high school years and prepare to enter into the wider world of work and study. In the words of Franklin D. Roosevelt, we. too. born to freedom and believing in freedom, are willing to fight to maintain freedom. We, and all others, who believe as deeply as we do, would rather die on our feet than live on our knees.” We keep faith with these men of South Vietnam and we pray that we shall be willing to serve when freedom calls. I David L. Smith—Superintendent Jane Ostrosky—Secretary John M. Urban—Asst. Superintendent Joseph P. Madigan—Principal Florence Wissinger—Secretary Administration Sam Plummer—Assistant Principal SCHOOL BOARD: R. Wess, M. Weaver, G. Kelley, 2nd Vice-President; J. Stapleton. Trea- surer; A. Nastase, 1st Vice-President; G. Caroff, Solicitor; M. Matsko. Secretary; J. White, Presi- dent; J. Burkey. Marion Susko—Secretary Business Office Thomas Neff—Business Manager BUSINESS office Helen Fornadel—Secretary 10 Betty Smith—Educ. Secretary Pauline Kestermont—Teacher Aide 11 Dorothy Stineman—Counselor Guidance 12 Paul J. Robinson— Spanish 1, II, III, IV Albert J. Keller—English 10 David Knepper—English II, Comp. I Hans Ruddeck—German 8, 9, II, III Language Fran Matvay—English 10, 11 Carol Morgan—English II, 12; Comp. Paul Yuhas—English 12; Comp. I, II George Pettorini— Biology Frank J. Kozar—Biology John Sunderland—Chemistry George Mesoras—Physics Math and Science Michael Petrunak—Alg. II, PI. Geom. Robert Bero—Alg. Ill, Trig. Commercial Evelyn Felix—Office Practice Bernice Mock—Shorthand II Helen Foreman—Typing Andrew Adamchak—Bookkeeping I, II WORK SHEET I nuMCUl STirtMCNn J, Judith Metalonis—Shorthand ! 17 Fine Arts Phillip Mollars—Instr. Music Arthur Gatty—Vocal Music Albert Damico—Art 10-12 Home Economics Darlene Mathieson—Homemaking, Health Kathleen Ronan—Homemaking 19 William Lee—Driver Ed.. Safety Ed. Industrial Arts John Romanchock—Wood Shop Driver Education Elias Kudrick—Driver Ed., Safety Ed. Wesley Berkebile—Mech. Drawing, Wood Shop I Cafeteria Staff COOKS: Anna Miller, Henrietta Liska. Ceserina Smiach, Olga DiMuzio, Matilda Slonac, Caroline Evacko, Nellie Bartko. Building Maintenance George Chulick, Assistant George Selepak, Foreman 21 CLASS OFFICERS D. Pollock, Secretary: R. Danel, Treasurer; K. Zakraysek, President; D. Mihalko, V.-President Class of 1969 Joan Albertelli Commercial Betty Allsopp Academic Linda Alters Occupational-Education 24 Andrea Andreyo Joseph Apple Anthony Ardire Commercial Academic Academic Bonnie Armold Janet Armold Theodore Armold General Commercial General Danny Bailey Academic David Bailey Commercial 25 Donald Bailey Academic Michele Barbarich Commercial James Barnouski General ■BaM Bonnie Balko Academic Joan Bara Commercial Leland Bassett General Sandra Barton Academic 26 Vida Bassett Commercial William Bent Commercial 27 Donald Black General Susan Blozevich Academic John Bopp Academic George Bodenschatz General David Boring General Paul Bonfanti Academic Clara Bracken Commercial Marlene Bopp Occupational-Education 28 Diane Brencc Academic Catherine Brummert Commercial Gary Breto Academic Jo Ann Burns Commercial 29 Joseph Casey Academic Michael Charney General Bruce Christ General David Colton Academic Thomas Chulick Academic Diana Chicoli Commercial Geraldine Connelly General 30 Mary Anne Costlow Academic John Cordek Academic Jennifer Custer Academic Bonita Danel Academic Linda Crum Academic Gary Coutts Academic 31 Raymond Danel Academic Constance Devers Commercial Marsha Dibert Academic R. James Dietrich Academic Thomas DiMuzio Academic Joyce Dierling Commercial Carol Domidica Commercial 32 Alice DiMarino Commercial Barry Eash Commercial Gary Felix General Richard Doyka Commercial Andrew Dzura Academic Beverly Fessler Academic Patricia Fetterman General Linda Dorin Commercial Connie Fresch Commercial Joseph Galioto Occupational-Education Patrick Gallardy General Judith Flenner General Fredrick Fisher General Richard Fornadel Academic 34 David Gage Commercial Timothy Giles Academic Douglas Gordon General Kathleen Gdula Academic Joseph Goldyn General Joel Gillin General William Glatz General 35 36 Lynn Gurchik General Beverly Harpster General Beverly Heckman Commercial Lyle Harrington General Marcella Harrigal Academic Charles Harris General Carolyn Helsel Commercial David Hendrickson General 37 John Hicks General Brenton Horner Academic Carol Horner General Wanda Horner Commercial George Hudson General Elaine Hufford Academic 38 Susan Horvath Academic Edward Hunter Academic George Jarvie General 39 Michael Johnson Academic Debra Kakabar General Duane Keiper Academic Morris Jones Commercial Melody Jordan Commercial Patti Johnson Academic James Kay Academic Nancy Katrancha Academic Sheila Knipple Commercial Edward Kollar General Matthew Kick Academic Robert Ketner General Donald Kick Commercial Donald Knepper Commercial Michele Korenoski Commercial Patrick Kxestar General Barry Krisko General Raymond Kosher Academic Angela Kozich Commercial Joseph Krantzler Academic Nancy Krise Academic Robert Kring General Terry Kushner Commercial Richard Lewis Commercial Gary Krisko Commercial Robert Lonas Occupational-Education Eileen Lego Commercial Gail Lapinsky Academic James Layton Occupational-Education Karen Madigan Academic Charlotte Makin Academic Robert Mathieson General Frank Mayancsik Academic Ivan Matula Academic Cynthia Mathieson Commercial 44 William Matsko Academic Dorothy McClellan Commercial Evelyn McMasters Commercial Paul McCloskey Academic Terry McClemens General Alan Meden Academic Bridget McGinty Commercial 45 Mary Jane Medvesky Academic John Mehall General Daniel Mihalko Academic William Milchak General Gloria Mervine Academic Clifford Miller General 46 Gladys Miller General Paul Miller Commercial Judith Miller Commercial Patrick Mills Commercial Janice Mindish Academic Susan Minor Academic Pearl Miller Commercial 47 Robert Monroe Occupational-Education Hope Myers Commercial David Motchenbaugh Commercial Raymond Motchenbaugh Commercial David Mulhollen General Joy Myers Academic Jo Ann Neff General 49 Donna Nevling General Madeleine Noon Commercial Christine O'Donnell Academic Diane Oswalt Academic Jack O’Roark Academic Gene Ohler General Jane Novak Academic 50 Kenneth Oswalt General Edward Paluch Occupational-Education William Penatzer Academic Constant Percosky Academic Thomas Papcunik Academic John Papcun Academic 51 Daniel Perich Academic Jane Plummer General Andrew Poborski General John Poldiak Academic Raymond Plummer General Wallace Plummer Academic George Plummer Academic Sharon Plummer Academic Clark Poling General Judy Reighard Commercial -N Mary Ellen Reighard General Deborah Probert Commercial Kathleen Probert General 53 Mary Resick Commercial Michael Resick General Joseph Richards Academic Sondra Reynolds Commercial Dennis Ronald Academic John Romanchock Academic Audrey Rhoads General Allen Ropecka Commercial 54 55 Donna Shannon Commercial Donna Shope Commercial Valerie Sliko Academic Dianne Smith Commercial Barbara Sigg General Vandallia Smith General Irma Smith Academic Mary Siverinac Commercial Paul Snyder Commercial Joseph Stamplis Academic Frances Stravinsky Academic Norman Strayer Academic George Susko Academic Florence Stevanus General 57 Paulette Susko Commercial Sandra Theys Commercial John Swelfer Academic Michael Tokarcik General Duane Toki Occupational-Education Sherry Swansboro Commercial Bertha Swope Academic Evelyn Swope General Denise Townsend Commercial Brian Velmar General Patricia Usnik Academic Garnet Van Male General 59 Barry Verprauskus Academic Kathy Vrabel Academic William Wadsworth Academic Patrick Walsh Academic John Wadsworth Academic Charles Walters Occupational-Education 60 Edward Wegrzyniak General Clifford Williams General George Wills General 61 La Verna Wills Commercial Carol Wilson Academic Debra Wilson General Joan Wilson Academic Donald Wilt Academic Joyce Wirfel Academic 62 Sharon Wilson Commercial Thomas Yourich General Patricia Yanzetich Academic Barbara Wise Commercial Mark Yetsko Academic Doris Wolfhope Academic Bernadine Yanik Academic Kenneth Zakraysek Academic Faculty Advisor Sara Marie Monadic National Honor FIRST ROW: K. Madigan, S. Minor. P. Myers, C. O'Donnell, E. Lego, E. Brumbaugh. M. Costlow, K. Gdula. S. Horvath. B. Fessler, P. Law. I. Smith and K. Layman. SECOND ROW: B. Mayancsik, N. Katraneha. P. Usnik. S. Myers. M.Ondesko. B.Skoner. B. Marion, J. Petrunak.C. Myers, J. Custer, N. Kriseand M. Topper. THIRD ROW: M. J. Plummer. E. Maslar, S. Blozevich, C. Bawiec. K. Vrabel. D. Colton, S. Ronan. D. Wilt, J. Mindish. S. Barton, D. Oswalt. C. Woollaston, and J. Long. FOURTH ROW: B. Swope. M. J. Medvesky, R. Fornadel. D. Mihalko, G. Plummer. C. Wess. D. Wolfhope. A. Meden. J. Dietrich, J. Myers. J. Novak, and S. Chuckalovcak. FIFTH ROW: R. Ruddek. W. Prozialeck. B. Matsko. A. Ardirc, D. Perich, G. Gdula, T. Cordek, R. Fedore, J. Swelfer. T. Jenkins, J. Hostetler, G. Susko and J. Krantzhr. [tiff f y t •4 « rt it n II u ; i I ■ a I i Hi � ajI 11 ii Tony Ardire reads names of new members who were inducted into the National Honor Society at the January ceremony. Society The National Honor Society is an organization based on four abstract qualities: scholarship, leadership, service and character. The first requirement is that the student must rank in the upper fifth of his class in his junior year and in the upper third as a senior. Class rank counts as one third of the total qualification. More important is the vote of the teachers. Teacher vote is based on the qualities of leadership, service and character. This counts as the remaining two thirds of the total. Once inducted, the student must maintain a B average to remain a member in the NHS. Through four inductions, approximately fifteen percent of class mem- bership become members of the society. This year the National Honor Society changed its induction procedure from a set program to a varied one. It also revised the constitution and its method of selecting new members. Service to the school and public was demonstrated by the society when it voted unanimously to donate to the Paula Pyle Fund, a fund to help finance the cost of a kidney transplant for Paula Pyle, a student from the Somerset area. The big social event of the year for NHS was the annual Snoball dance held on January 20. Music was provided by The Instigations. OFFICERS: Karen Madigan, treasurer: Susan Minor, secretary; Joseph Krantzler, president; and Paula Myers, vice-president. 67 FIRST ROW: Mr. Gatty, director; S. Hutzell, D. Hufford, B. Kunkle, S. Moncilovich, E. Bodenschatz, P. Law, M. Dibert. C. Helsel. R. Walter, J. Wills. D. Miller. SECOND ROW: J. Pastovic, B. Allsopp. C. Gore. M. Helscl, J. Papcun, D. Roth. A. Ardire, L. Harrington. R. Burkett, W. Kubovcik. R. Ruddek. THIRD ROW: C. Charney, K. Dorin. M. Gunsallus, D. Carpenter. P. Myers. D. Aliquo. P. Single. B. Vcrprauskus. A. Ardire, T. Chulick. G. Stoker, R. Benshoff. FOURTH ROW: T. Younkins, S. Shrill, P. Dierling. D. Chicoli. N. Katrancha, J. Novak. R. Beyer. B. Ouinn. T. Cordek, J. Kalwanski. D. Chubski. FIFrH ROW: P. Crate, C. Ondcsko. C. Woolaston. R. Wolfhope. C. Miller, P. Susko, C. Cullen, M. Brezovec, E. Carmack. M. Wirfcl, A. Dzura and W. Bent. 68 CHORUS FIRST ROW: J. Myers, S. Horvath, K. Benna. K. Reighard, G. Chulick. P. Mindish, P. Myers. S. Minor. D. Mucko, R. Giallonardo. SECOND ROW: B. Penrod, W. Penatzer, R. Chulick, B. Eash, J. Dietrich, C. Brenna, C. O’Donnell, E. Hufford, K. Jenkins. B. Gabany. B. Fessler. THIRD ROW: W. Glatz. J. Papcun, P. McCloskey, J. Hicks. H. Levicky, P. Jastrzebski, L. Louder, S. Drozdik. D. Ruddeck. P. L.ingler. M. Ondesko, R. Gearhart. FOURTH ROW: R. Mainhart, D. Brcyer, G. Sickles, R. Dixon. J. Barnouski. J. Mindish. P. Spittal. J. Leach, S. Wilson, C. Gallaher. M. Andrykovitch. FIF TH ROW: A. Moore, M. Johnson, P. Kuchenbrod, J. Wadsworth, M. Baloga. C. Wess, C. Farkas, R. Stiffler, P. Mellik. S. Johnson, K. Vrabel and M. J. Medvesky. 69 Mr. Gatty conducts the senior high choral group at the annual Christmas program held at the junior high school. Forest Hills High School Chorus SELECT CHORAL GROUP—FIRST ROW: W. Penatzer, H. Levicky. E. Hufford, B. Kunkle, B. Fessler, P. Myers. R. Dixon and B. Eash. SECOND ROW: R. Bcnshoff, C. H else I, D. Chicoli. C. Gallaher. D. Aliquo. C. Brenna and G. Sickles. THIRD ROW: T. Cordek, W. Bent. N. Katrancha. C. Cullen, C. Miller, P. Mellik, A. Dzura and R. Mainhart. OFFICERS: John Papcun, vice-president; Barry Ver- prauskus, treasurer; Janice Mindish, secretary; and Car- olyn Helsel. president. Arthur Gatty Choral Director DISTRICT CHORUS—SEATED: William Bent. Toby Cordek. STANDING: Nancy Katrancha. Thomas Chu- liek and Cindy Miller. District chorus was held on February 20, 21 and 22 at Westmont Hilltop High School. Five counties were represented and a total of 46 schools participated. The junior high chorus, in the forefront, participated in the annual Christmas show held at the Forest Hills Junior High School. 71 FIRST ROW: S. Plummer, C. Kavolich. D. Mucko, G. Chulick. I. Smith. N. Williams, M. Costlow. K. Gdula. S. J. Hughes. E. Brumbaugh. J. Oshersky, R. Hillegas, N. Krise, V. Gordon, W. Horner, B. Webb, K. Layman. P. Ross. SECOND ROW: D. Hut't'ord. S. Shay. S. Smith. B. Yanik. S. Smiach, P. Fisher, M. Topper. D. Wegrzyniak. B. Patalune. D. Denne, D. New. D. Orlovsky, D. Carpenter. M. Korenoski, J. Wilson. THIRD ROW: M. Gunsallus, B. Alton, S. Noon, C. Wcyandt, S. McCarthy, S. Myers, J. McOuillen, A. Ardire, D. Bourdess. K. Russell. M. Andrykovitch. J. Petrunak, C. Domidica, G. Johnson. FOURTH ROW: S. Louder. J. Patrick, G. Valko, M. J. Plummer, B. Skoner. S. Kuhn, J. Margo, G. Katrancha. E. Maslar. P. Wadsworth, C. McNertney, D. Stuchinsky, T. Smay. FIFTH ROW: P. Dicrling, C. Woolaston, A. Meden. P. Bonfanti, M. Primel. R. Wolfhope, D. Townsend. M. Harrigal, J. Wirick, N. Wilkinson, R. Fomadel, G. Plummer, C. Kestermont. J. Torma. SIXTH ROW: R. Plishka. B. Danel, W. Kubovcik. D. Frank, B. Barefoot, J. Krantzler, D. Perich. B. Quinn. W. Haberi. T. Jenkins, W. Plummer. K. Gilpatrick, B. Penrod. D. Krantzler and D. Wolfhope. Concert F.H.H.S.-BAND FIRST ROW: B. Penrod, J. Krantzler, W. Kubovcik. J. Margo. D. Krantzler and S. J. Hughes. SECOND ROW: S. Plummer. D. Perich, T. Jenkins, A. Meden. N. Williams. D. Frank, C. Katrancha, G. Johnson. A. Ardire and K. Gilpatrick. THIRD ROW: W. Plummer and W. Haberl. Eileen Brumbaugh, a senior, was chosen by members of the band to represent Forest Hills as its queen in the Johnstown Christmas Parade. Eileen has been a member of the band for the past three years. Forest Hills Float Wins Sharon Plummer Drum Majorette Prize This float entered by the Forest Hills High School Band won second prize of $75 in the annual Johnstown Christmas Parade. Entitled Mission: Impossible,” it featured an elf trying to stomp a well- stuck Santa Claus down a chimney. The Boat was constructed by members of the band with the assistance of the in- dustrial arts department of the senior high school. The Forest Hills High School Band is under the direction of Mr. Phillip Mol- lers and numbers 112 members. Of these there are 36 seniors, 40 juniors and 36 sophomores. KNEELING: J. Burns, C. Bawiec, S. Theysand B. Wise. STANDING: N. Martinage, T. Younkins, J. Durica, M. Cost- low and S. Johnson. Bobbles, Bangles and Batons What are majorettes? They're a lit- tle bit of laughs, a lot of work, short skirts, boots and football games all wrapped up in nine. This year’s squad, headed by Barb Wise, worked through the summer and all through the season to master routines in order to be ready for any event. The majorettes acquired new uni- forms which added a special touch to their appearance. The uniforms con- sist of green velvet jackets, silver shorts and a top hat. These uniforms were made with the Christmas parade in mind (see picture below). The senior members of the group are Barb Wise, Connie Bawiec. Jo Ann Burns and Sandy Theys. There are four juniors: Marsha Costlow. Ja- net Durica, Nanette Martinage and Toni Younkins. Sophomores include Suzie Johnson and Pam Crute, a Sub- stitute. A sophomore, Gail Anderson, and three freshmen, Clara Gallardy. Ma- ria Fedore, and Janet Johnson will be added to the squad next year. 74 The flagtwirlers planned special routines for football games. With flowing flags of green and gold the flag- twirlers marched in unity through a season of football and participated in several parades. Of the nine girls in the group there is one se- nior, five juniors and three sophomores. Try- outs were held in December and two freshmen were chosen as alternates for the 1969-70 sea- son. The flagtwirlers are under the direction of Mr. Mollers, band director. Practices are held throughout the summer months as well as after school during the football season. Frances Stravinsky CENTER. Kneeling: Jean Resick. STANDING: Ruth Ann Nalepa. Francis Stravinsky, Jen- nifer Maryak. Charity Myers, Pat Cordck, Sandra Moncilovich, Jeanette Gilpatrick and Valerie Fresch. 75 The color guard's alternate uniforms added color and variety to their routines. Carole Brenna Bertha Swope Christine O'Donnell F.H.H.S. Color Coord The color guard led the Forest Hills Ranger Band in the annual Johnstown Christmas parade. Sharon Prudhoe, Sharon Croyle, Marsha Wilson, Bertha Swope, Peggy Betz, Leona Louder, Christine O'Donnell, Patricia Jastrzebski and Carole Brenna. 76 The Ranger Band performs during half time at the final game of the year with the Windber Ramblers. Football - Intermission The band plays a victory number as the Ranger football team scores a touchdown. Mr. Mollers, band director, gives some last minutes instruc- tions concerning the upcoming half time show. The woodwind section performs during intermission at the The Ranger Band relaxes after its half time performance. final game of the season. 77 78 Cheerleaders show their en- thusiasm as a deciding bas- ket is made by the Rang- ers in the game with Conemaugh V a I- 1 e y.ForestHills won 71 -69. Joan Albertelli, Captain Jenny Custer Cheerleaders Are Best at Tourney The Forest Hillscheerleaders were awarded the trophy for the “Best Cheerleading Squad at the Windber Holiday Basketball Tourney. They were selected over three other squads, namely; Windber, Bishop Carroll and Cambria Heights. The award was well deserved by the Ranger squad who spent long weeks of summer practice and hard work after school to achieve new techniques and cheers. LEFT SIDE: C. Makin and J. Albcrtelli. CENTER (clockwise): P. Baxter. C. Mathieson. K. Madigan, S. Barton and K. Vrabel. RIGHT SIDE: J. Custer and G. Lapinsky. TOP: Kathy Vrabel MIDDLE: Charlotte Makin BOTTOM: Gail Lapinsky The girls take a break and cheer on the Ranger band as it marches out for the halftime show. Joanie Albertelli heads the group which is under the direction of Mrs. Penny Matlin, advisor. New uniforms were purchased this year for the varsity squad. They are green and gold pleated culotte skirts and forest green V-neck sweaters with a large gold megaphone on which there is an FH emblem. Nine varsity cheerleaders will graduate this year. 79 Senior class members of the Pep Club assemble in the school auditorium in preparation of a pep rally. 80 Junior and sophomore members of the pep club attended all pep rallies prior to the “big” games of the year. The pep club led by the cheerleaders attended all sport events to lend its support to the team. FIRST ROW: P. Wadsworth, C. Gallaher, N. Wilkinson, M. Moss, P. Mcllik, P. Dierling and D. Theys. SECOND ROW: S. Swope, L. Reighard, B. Kunkle. D. Custer, L. Makin, G. Ross, J. Perrin and S. Wilson. THIRD ROW: C. Kovalick. G. Minor, P. Kundrod, P. Law, P. Helsel, C. Lapinsky and R. M. Giallonardo. Susie Chuckalovcak Susie Wilt SEATED: D. Wilson. E. Brumbaugh, K. Vrabel and B. Swope. STANDING: D. Wolfhope, C. Cullen. R. Gearhart, L. Leech, K. Benna and C. Miller. StudentSecretaries Act As Aides Doric and Debbie check over the absentee roll for the day. Ten student secretaries report each day to the office of Mr. Sam Plummer, assistant high school prin- cipal. Their duties include setting clocks, checking attendance, answer- ing the phone, distributing absentee lists, checking on students who for- got excuses and running errands. Bert and Kathy check the file for some needed information. When the secretaries are not busy on a given assignment, they are free to use the time as a study period or visit the library. These girls have volunteered their services and are to be commended for their altruistic motives. Of the ten girls reporting each day five are seniors, four juniors and one sophomore. Eileen sets the clock each morning as her first duty of the day. 82 Library Club The Library Club, sponsored by Mr. Polasko, is an organization of student librarians. Its primary purpose is to aid in the efficient and proper use of the library facilities. The members of the group volunteer their services in order to help other students find needed materials for school or books for leisure reading. Book and record reviews were published in school newspaper in an attempt to give the student body a greater under- standing of the material available in the library. A book fair sponsored by the club was the largest source of income for the year. Fudge sales were also held periodically to raise needed money. Finally a one dollar dues assessment was charged per member. OFFICERS: P. Mellik, treasurer; L. Crum, secretary; G. Gallardy, vice -president; and B. Balko, president. LIBRARY AIDES: Mrs. T. Grattan and Mrs. W. Beveridge. Student librarians give up their free time to work in the library. SEATED: K. Madigan. L. Crum. G. Gallardy. P. Melick. B. Balko and B. Gabany. STANDING: G. Mervine. J. Custer. J. Flenner. I. Smith, J. Wilson, P. Myers, V. Sliko, K. Layman, S. Blozevich. L. Dorin, D. Brence, M. Dibcrt, C. Reed, C. Ondesko and R. Miller. 83 The Humanitarian Club meets in the gymnasium to plan its projects for the coming year. These include: foreign exchange students, Foster Parents' Plan and Christmas packages for soldiers in Viet Nam. Brazilian Attends Forest Hills Fernando Pires de Castro, eighteen year old Bra- zilian, attended Forest Hills High School as an exchange student in cooperation with the Humanitarian Club and International Fellowship Program. He arrived in Decem- ber and was guest of Jim Dietrich during his three month stay. Fernando is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Arlindo Pires de Castro of Rio de Janeiro, Guanabara, Brazil. His father is a retired doctor who works part time in a Bra- zilian clinic. His specialty is heart diseases. Fernando has a sixteen year old sister. Maria Luiza. He attends Santo Inacio—for boys only—and will be in the 13th grade when he returns. He has six classes a day, 45 minutes each. Classes begin at 7:10 each morn- ing and end at 12 Noon. His subjects include: Portu- guese, his native tongue; English, French, history, math- ematics, chemistry, religion, mechanical drawing and physical education. There the students do not change classes; rather the teachers go from room to room. Also, Brazilian schools have 13 grades. After graduation, Fernando plans to attend college to study electronic engineering. In order to be admitted to a university a student must pass a “big test. This is similar to our College Board exams. Fernando stated that the most memorable and interesting part of his visit to the United States was his tour of New York City and Washington. D.C. His most unusual encounter was the snow and the cold weather. He enjoyed most his discussions of his country at church and school meetings. Mr. Polasko outlines the Humanitarian Club’s program to Fornando as Tom Chulick, a club member, looks on. 84 James Dietrich Visits Panama Jim, the club president, welcomes Fernando Pires de Castro, Brazilian exchange student, to Forest Hills. James Dietrich, president of the Humanitarian Club for the past two years, visited Panama as an ex- change student last summer. His participation in the International Fellowship Program was sponsored by the FHHS Humanitarian Club. During his eleven week stay in Panama, Jim lived with the Jose Martinex family. He attended a Catholic all-boys school during the first six weeks of his visit. Here he found that the students took 13 courses a year but these courses were taken not more than three times weekly. Jim's greatest surprise was the lackadaisical atti- tude of the people. They never seemed to be in a hurry as we are here in the United States. There a person does things at his own rate of speed and maintains this steady pace without too much concern of how long it will take. The last four weeks of his visit was spent touring the country and it proved very fruitful. The highlight of his touring was the making of a complete transit of the canal on a Norwegian freighter. It took about ten hours. He also had the opportunity to do some deep sea fishing. Jim noted that the people of Panama are divided into two classes, the rich and the poor. A middle class, such as we have, is practically non-existent. Undoubtedly the most important result of his visit was Jim’s realizing how fortunate it is to be an American. Officers Mae Jean Plummer—Vice-President M ichcle Korenosk i—Treasurer Jennie Custer—Secretary 85 Jim Dietrich—President Mr. Polasko, club advisor, discusses the Foster Parents’ Plan with two club members, Eileen Brumbaugh and Mary Jane Medvesky. Humanitarian Club Adopts Four Children The Humanitarian Club through the Foster Parent's Plan. Inc. has “adopted four children as part of their program for the year. The children are pictured on the following page. The “adoptions” of these children will assure each of them continued benefits of the monthly grant of $8.00 each.clothing, supplies and medical and dental aid as needed. It will also ensure the children's education through elementary school, and they will have the friendly encouragement and guidance of Plan Social Workers and Director to help with some of their more difficult problems. Of equal importance to these fine children, besides the material benefits of Plan aid, are the Humanitarian Club’s gifts of friendship and personal interest in their welfare and progress. They tell these children and their families that someone, somewhere, really cares about their future and is anxious to help. Besides “adopting” the four children, the Human- itarian Club has sponsored foreign exchange students in cooperation with the International Fellowship Program. Through contributions of club members, small articles, such as: combs, Kool-aid, soap and stationery were sent as Christmas packages to area men serving in Viet Nam. In order to raise necessary funds for the above projects the club held a dance and conducted a successful sub sale. 86 Angelina is a shy and reserved little girl. She lives with her parents, three sisters and five brothers in the slums of Tondo. a low and easily flooded area about six miles from Manila. Her tather had been a boot- black until he became too ill with peptic ulcers and had several opera- tions. His condition does not im- prove. The mother also sells vege- tables in a market and earns about 60c a day. Home for this family is a room on Sing Kwan Chinese Nov. 3, 1955 Concepcion is an appealing little girl with brown hair and eyes and tanned complexion. She lives with her parents, a sister and three broth- ers in the slums of Kennedy, in the southwest outskirts of Bogata. Her father works as a watchman and earns about S28.00 a month. From this he must pay $3.75 each month on the amortization quota of their house and another $ 1.00 for utilities. The balance must support a house- hold of seven. Home for this family is a room, Dimitrios Tsimas Greek Nov. 19, 1955 the ground floor of a two story build- ing belonging to a relative so they need not pay rent. There is electricity in the building and they pay about S1.00 a month for it. There are no other facilities in the building. Water is gotten from a public faucet. They have almost no furnishings in the room, the main one is an old clothes cabinet. Angelina, a fourth grader, is an appealing child with black hair and eyes. Sing Kwan is a thoughtful and helpful young boy. He lives with his parents, two sisters and a brother and grandmother in a slum area of Kow- loon, a densely populated section of the Hong Kong mainland. The father joined the Hong Kong Army in 1950 and was discharged in 1961 when he was stricken with tubercu- losis. He became an odd job work- man in a garment factory and, when he is able to get work, earns about $21.05 a month. The mother also works and adds about $28.10 to about 1 ! xl4 in a house made of concrete, with a wooden floor and paper ceiling. Their meager meals are prepared over a gas burner, and are based on corn soups, potatoes, bread and aqua de panela. a native drink made by mixing brown sugar and water. Their possessions include two beds, mattresses and old blan- kets, two old chairs, a small radio and some carton boxes for storing clothes. Concepcion is in third grade and an average student. Dimitrios, a serious but bright boy. lives with his mother and pater- nal grandmother in a small moun- tainous village in northwestern Greece. His father, a construction worker, died of nephritis in 1961. The mother had to support Dimitrios and his sister Panayota (15). How- ever, she was unable to support both of them and Panayota was placed in a National Orphanage. The income for this family is about $24.00 a month, part of which Angelina Manuel Filipina Nov. 5, 1957 their income. This must support a household of seven people includ- ing a blind grandmother who takes care of the house and children while the parents are at work. The family occupy a small stone shack, about 12’X12’, which is par- titioned into a kitchen, sitting room and two cubicles, all of which are very poorly furnished. The shack is without facilities of any kind but is kept neat and clean. A land tax of $17.55 is payable yearly. Concepcion Merchan Colombian April 12, 1958 is derived from the grandmother's agrarian pension. They live in a three room house in poor condition. It is damp and water seeps through the foundation. They have electricity in the building but water must be brought from a communal fountain. Their meager meals are cooked over firewood and a fireplace provided their only heat. They have only bare essentials of furniture in their home. Abigail looks on wistfully as the students prepare to go to the dance. In March, 1968 Juniors Presented Mother Is A PLAY PERSONELL—FIRST ROW: R. Wess, J. Krantzler, J. Bopp, D. Perich. K. Vrabel. B. Fesslcr. J. Wads- orth and B. Horner. SECOND ROW: Mr. Yuhas. J. Novak. B. Wise, N. Williams. J. Custer, E. Brumbaugh, D. Chi- coli, J. Mindish, S. Horvath, C. Makin, J. Dietrich, C. Brenna and C. O'Donnell. 88 i Freshman In the spring of 1968, the junior class, under the direction of Mr. Yu- has, presented the play, “Mother Is a Freshman.” In this entertaining com- edy, Abigail Fortitude Abbot, played by Kathy Vrabel, wasforced to attend the college where her daughter Susan, played by Beverly Fessler, was a sophomore. Abby's reason for atten- ding college was financial. She had used up her husband's insurance money, and the only way for Susan to finish college was to use a generous scholarship which provided for moth- er and daughter. However, many complications arose especially when Abby met Professor Michaels, her zoology prof, played by Dan Perich. Other members of the cast includ- ed Carol Brenna as the housemother, Joe Krantzler as the dean, and as col- lege students: Jane Novak, Nancy Williams, Chris O'Donnell, Jennie Custer, Barbara Wise, Charlotte Ma- kin, John Wadsworth, John Bopp, Jim Dietrich and Brent Horner. The student directors were Janice Mindish and Rick Wess. Eileen Brumbaugh, Susan Horvath and Di- ane Chilcoli served as prompters. Prof. Michaels (D. Perich) kisses Abigail (K. Vrabel) before going to the big school dance. Abigail unjustly accusses Profes- sor Michaels and slaps him as Dean Gillingham (Joe Krantzler) looks on stunned. Students of Pointer, “Bobo” (J. Wadsworth), Bill (B. Horner), “Susan (B. Fessler), “Clara (B. Wise), and “Sylvia” (J. Novak) have midnight discus- sions after the dance. PLAY PERSONNEL—FIRST ROW: J. Novak. R. Wess, C. Mathicson, A. Ardire. K. Vrabcl. W. Plummer. B. Fessler and W. Penatzer. SECOND ROW: A. Meden, T. Chulick. C. Brenna, D. Mihalko. N. Williams. 1. Smith, K. Madigan. P. Walsh. G. Lapinsky and S. Minor. THIRD ROW: B. Swope, J. Wadsworth, M. Costlow. C. O’Donnell. S. Blozevich, D. Roxby. J. Mindish, B. Wise. E. Brumbaugh and R. Danel. T-he Holy Terror Senior Class Play Mrs. Sidney Herbert (Cindy Mathieson) is introduced to Florence for the first time by a mutual friend. Lady Stratford (Nancy Williams). This year, the senior class play initiated a new concept of acting into our school. For the first time, a drama had been chosen. The play, THE HOLY TERROR, was pre- sented on January 22 in the Forest Hills Senior High School Audito- rium. This is a story of Florence Night- ingale, a young girl who was a holy terror not only to her family, but also to the British Army and the War Office during the Crimean War. Florence shocked her aristocratic family by entering the degrading field of nursing. During the war, she fought for better care for the wound- ed soldiers. The play was a Hallmark Hall of Fame production in which Julie Harris won critical acclaim in her role as Florence. Mr. Yuhas directed the play with the help of student directors, Susan Minor and Alan Meden. Kathy Vrabel, as Florence, had the lead role in the play. The male lead was Anthony Ardire who played the part of Sidney Herbert. Florence Nightingale (Kathy Vrabel) tells Sidney Herbert (Tony Ardire), a member of the War Office, about her ambitions to help the suffering people of the world. Aunt Mai (Bev Fcsslcr) and Parthe (Gail Lapinsky) and Fanny (Jane Novak) are horror-stricken when Florence’s father (Rick Wess) has no objection to Florence’s becoming a nurse. Despite the discouragement Florence Nightingale receives from the chief medical officer (Bill Penat- zer), she and her staff attempt to clean up the field hospital. STAGE CREW FIRST ROW: C. Percosky, J. Bopp. J. Ca- sey. G. Breto. R. Naugle and E. kollar. SEC- OND ROW: W. Wadsworth, T. Hand. L. Gurchick, T. Papcunik, Mr. Romanchock. G. Felix. E. Wegrzyniak and D. Ronald. THIRD ROW: B. Christ, k. Oswalt. D. Pollock. T. McClemens, M. Tokarcik, R. Naugle and D. keiper. 91 JETS Hold Science Pair OFFICERS: P. Myers, vice-president; N. Krise, trea- surer; K. Gdula, secretary; J. Mindish, president and Mr. Regis Endler, club advisor. The JETS Club held its annual science fair on April 18 with a record number of projects entered. Each member was required to complete a project concerning some phase of science and enter this in the competition at the fair. Prizes were awarded to the three best projects which were judged for originality, presentation and purpose. Outstanding projects were entered into higher competition. To cover the cost of expenses incurred at the fair the JETS sponsored a successful bake sale at the high school's Open House in November, and a school dance on March 21. The Junior Engineering Technical Society is under the direction of Mr. Regis Endler. The JETS are a non- profit organization whose goals are to stimulate interest in science, engineering and related fields, to acquaint students with men active in these areas and to help stu- dents examine their own abilities and interests in the area of engineering. Each member was required to pay a one dollar dues for the year as well as enter a project in the science fair. Those members who met the club’s requirements were eligible for the field trip held at the end of the school year. SENIOR MEMBERS—FIRST ROW: S. Minor, K. Madigan. I. Smith. P. Usnik. G. Lapinsky, N. Williams, P. Myers, K. Gdula. N. Krise, N. Katrancha. SECOND ROW: J. Mindish, E. Wegrzyniak, G. Mervine, B. Fcssler, D. Mihalko, M. Yetsko, W. Penatzer, W. Plummer, J. Wadsworth and P. Bonfanti. UNDERCLASSMEN—FIRST ROW: P. Myers, P. Mindish, J. Drobnak, D. Mehall, C. Morock, J. Pctrunak, P. Law, B. Mayancsik, F. Makoczy. B. Skoner, M. Topper and K. Lehman. SECOND ROW : B. Quinn. M. Zubal, M. Gregg, D. Keilman, J. Novak, B. Burkett, D. Usnik, B. Mainhart, D. Stuchinski, E. Maslar and Janet Margo. Underclassmen—John Novak, Bob Burkett and Bob Mainhart examine waveforms on a cathode ray tube occilloscope. Seniors—Janice Mindish and Nancy Krise observe a basic distillation process. 93 Prom Queen ■ • r , S' ':- Queen end Her Court SEATED: Eileen Brumbaugh and Michele Korenoski. STANDING: Jennifer Custer. Kathleen Molton, Gail Lapin- sky. Queen; Carolyn Helsel and Joan Albertelli. 95 STAFF—SEATED: N. Williams, C. Beveridge, W. Penatzer, J. Novak. M. Costlow and K. Gdula. STANDING: R. Wess, D. Roxby, W. Plummer, Mrs. Paul Yuhas, advisor; M. Gregg, P. Usnik, J. Wirfel. N. Krise, M. Yetsko, C. Gallaher, S. Drozdik, B. Marion, M. J. Plummer and D. Mihalko. ABSENT: D. Oswalt and E. McMasters. TYPISTS: M. Yetsko, J. Wirfel and P. Usnik. ABSENT: D. Oswalt and E. McMasters. THE LOOKOUT The school newspaper, THE LOOKOUT, is printed an average of eight times per year, with the advisory help of Mr. Paul Yuhas. The circulation is approximately 550 issues, which also includes thirteen area high schools and one college. There are two extra issues printed each school year, the Christmas edition, and the final edition, which is printed at the end of each school year. The modern high school uses journalism as an out- let for practice in composition. Through skills learned in newspaper reporting and editing, students can see composition and rhetoric as something meaningful to their own interests and purposes. The LOOKOUT attempts to balance good writing with good editing. The student editors seek to protect their readers from care- lessness and inaccuracy, bias and bad taste, while de- leting extraneous and unimportant news matter. It too carries the obligation of concise reporting, reliability and good taste. Has Circulation of 550 EDITORIAL STAFF: W. Plummer, Sports Editor; D. Mihalko, Art; N. Williams, Editor-in-chief; K. Gdula, News Editor; J. Novak, Feature Editor and N. Krise, News Editor. Business Manager Joy Myers Adm. and Faculty Jim Dietrich Tom Chi kick SeniorSection Eileen Brumbaugh Doric Wolfhope Frances Stravinsky Susan Horvath 99 100 Underclassmen Mary I upper Jean Resick Sally Myers Monica Ondesko Bill Matsko Quarterback F.H.H.S. y FRONT ROW: M. Patterson. C. Roberts, K. Jones, G. Gutsky, D. ROW: G. Knavel. E. Wess, J. Mitchell, F. Shable, F. McCloskey, J. aleck.TFHRD ROW: Coach Terek, Coach Vespa. K. Cann, P, Ku Coach Endler. Head Coach Sponsky. FOURTH ROW: B. Barkhy sek, B. Matsko, J. Hostetler, G. Wills, Manager. Ray Danel Split End RANGERS Smith. A. Gilles, James Neri. M. Pierce, T. Grattan, A. Moss. SECOND Jones, T. Reft, M. Valko, W. Prozialeck, G. Schrift, R. Wieshier, M. Prozi- chenbrod, C. Plummer, C. Pcrcosky, T. Shable, A. Dzura, D. Bailey, D. Bailey, mer. Manager; R. Wess, M. Cornell. R. Danel, J. Papcun, D. Kchn. K Zakray- Don Bailey Fullback Andy Dzura Place Kicker RANGERS RECORD $-3-1 Matsko scampers around left end picking up 12 yards and an important first down during the Windber game. Bailey scores one of his 3 big TD's against the Portage Mustangs. 106 Season Summary OPPONENTS FHHS Portage . 6 21 Central Cambria . 25 Somerset . 26 26 Conemaugh Valley .... . 6 19 Richland . 21 0 Cambria Heights . 13 26 Northern Cambria . 20 19 Ferndale 0 32 Windber . 13 14 John Hostetler breaks a would be tackle for a big gain against the Ramblers of Windber. SEASON The Ranger football team completed another winning season this year with a 5-3-1 record. The most humiliating defeat came at the hands of Central Cambria (0-25). How- ever wins over arch-rivals. Portage (21-6) and Windber (14-13), helped to compensate for the loss. Statistics of the gridiron season show the following: yards rushing. 1621; yards passing, 718; net total, 2339. Of the 100 passes thrown 47 were completed. 24 touchdowns were made by the Rangers and Don Bailey led with seven. He was followed by Ray Dane! who scored six. Bill Matsko and John Jones each scored four. Andy Dzura, place kick specialist, kicked ten extra points. Ten lettermen will be lost with the graduating class this year and this will mean a rebuilding job for the coaching staff. The hardest position to be filled will be the quarterback slot which was handled so well by senior Bill Matsko. Coach Terek corrects error in defensive front wall in the first game of season against Portage. Rangers prepare mentally for the final game of season against Windber. Walt Prozialeck (63) and Ken Zakraysck (74) move in for a decisive tackle during the Portage game. Ken was chosen as lineman of the week for this game. Rangers won 21-6. Coach Sponsky ponders over a crit- ical situation. Matsko sets to throw the bomb against the Windbcr secondary. Matsko Recieves Award Bill Matsko, senior quarterback for the Rangers was among the dis- trict gridders selected to receive the Johnstown T ribune-Democrat Schol- ar-Athlete Award. The award, which was based on football prowess and scholastic attainment combined, was presented at a banquet held at Monte Carlo Hotel. Bill carried the ball 50 times for 520 yards—an average of 10.2 yards per rush—and hit on a phenomenal 48 passes in 100 attempts for 890 yards and 13 TD’s. At the final game of the year, with Windber, the senior Rangers were honored. Bailey’s second effort , against the Ramblers gets the Rangers a first down. 108 Coach Endler encourages the team prior to the Windber game. Coach Vespa admonishes Kuchenbrodcon- cerning a previous play. Rangers break'huddle and are rarin’ to go at the opening game with Portage. Player of the Week LINEMAN GAME BACK K. Zakraysek M. Valko D. Kehn R. Wess R. Danel J. Papcun W. Prozialeck K. Zakraysek PORTAGE SOMERSET C'MAUGH VALLEY RICHLAND CAMBRIA HTS. N. CAMBRIA FERNDALE WINDBER Don Bailey B. Matsko B. Matsko J. Hostetler J. Jones G. Knavel B. Matsko Don Bailey FRONT ROW: B. Matsko, R. Danel, J. Papcun, W. Prozialeck. MIDDLE ROW: K. Zakraysek, R. Wess, M. Valko. BACK ROW: G. Knavel, D. B a i I e y, J. Jones, J. Hostetler. 109 Wesley Berkebile Coach Rangers Compete in Nine Cross Country Meets Of the 9 cross country meets in which the Rangers competed this year 5 were dual. 2 invitational. I district and 1 tri-meet. Forest Hills showed a 3-2 record in the dual meets. They defeated Somerset. Conemaugh Township and Ferndale and lost to Johnstown and Richland. Lyle Harrington, the Ranger's top runner, came in first in the three above mentioned vic- tories and he placed second in the losses. In the Somerset victory Lyle broke a school record by running the distance in 15.22 minutes; the old record was 16.07 minutes. The distance run in a meet ranges from 2' « to IV2 miles. In the single tri-meet event. Forest Hills placed first in opposing Somer- set and Johnstown. Once again. Lyle Harrington, a senior, came in first. The Rangers failed to place or show in the 2 Invitational meets or in the district meet. Seven schools participated in the Indiana Invitational and Forest Hills totaled 143 points and placed last in the competition. At the Ferndale Invitational there were twelve schools entered. The Rangers came in 10th with 255 points. The District 6 meet was Class A competition with eight schools en- tered. Forest Hills with 203 points placed 7th. In this meet Ranger top runner. Lyle Harrington, came in 21st. Six senior lettermen will graduate this year. These include: Lyle Har- rington. George Susko. Robert Ma- thieson, Tim Giles. Robert Kring and Gary Nagy. Returning lettermen include Michael Poidiak and Dusty Knavel, juniors; and Kenneth Kuhn, a soph- omore. Mr. Wesley Berkebile is the Cross Country' coach. He has coached the team for the past three seasons at Forest Hills. Mr. Berkebile looks forward to next season with hope and confidence. FRONT ROW: K. Miller, Manager; G. Myers, C. Johnson, M. Poldiak, M. Myers, G. Nagy, T. Giles, G. Bernat, D. Siplivy and B. Eash. Manager. BACK ROW: Coach Berkebile. D. Knavel. R. Kring, T. Stupi. K. Kuhn, R. Mathieson, R. Kestermont, G. Susko, L. Harrington and W. Bent, Manager. Cross Country in Robert Kring Timothy Giles Gary Nagy Rangers Are Runner-up in District 6 Class A Finals,. Season Record Is 20-4 Pat Walsh 5’ 10” Forward Forest Hills, making its debut in the Pennsylvania Interscholastic As- sociation District 6 Class A, finished in the runner-up slot. The Rangers were defeated by Altoona Area in the championship game 86-62 at the War Memorial in Johnstown. The Rangers earned its birth in the Dis- trict Finals by defeating Lock Haven 52-42 in first round playoff at the Altoona Jaffa Mosque. This victory was followed by an upset victory over favored Johnstown 52-50 at the Johnstown War Memorial. Forest Hills, which was Class B last year, barely qualified for “A” competition this year. The Rangers ended a successful season with a 20-4 chart. En route to its berth in the District 6 Class A Finals, the Ranger quintet won its first Mountain Conference Title with a 13-2 card and 227 points. Also during this victorious season. Forest Hills earned its sec- ond straight West Central League championship by posting a 6-0 rec- ord. Walsh goes up and over the opposition for two points. Pat, 5-10 senior, was the leading scorer for the Forest Hills Rangers this year with 498 points. His high game was 31 points in the season opener against Westmont. He missed three games this season due to injury. In his third and final season as a regular Pat has 1167 points. He netted 159 points as a sophomore and flipped in 510 as a junior. 2 Varsity Squad Lud Drobnick, Bill Matsko, Pat Walsh, Denny Rolla, Francis Chick Nalepa. John Poldiak, Ray Danel, John Jones and John Bertolino. ABSENT: Don Bailey. Ranger Coach. Augie Kielp, spurs on the team. M3 “Chick” Nalepa 6’2” Center Nalcpa leaps skyward in the opening jump against the Red Devils of Central Cambria. “Chick ’, 6-2 senior center, was No. 2 scorer for the Ranger quintet this season with 423 points. His high game came in the Windber Rotary Holiday Tournament in which he scored 31 points against Cambria Heights. Chick was named to the all-tournament team in this holiday event. Ray Danel 5T0 Guard Bill Matsko 510 Guard Danel feeds off to Walsh. Ray, senior guard, was a team play maker and participated in all 24 games of the current season. He scored 115 points for the year and had his high game of 13 points against Bishop Carroll in the Windber tournament in which Forest Hills was runner-up. Matsko fakes a Red Devil opponent in the Ranger home opener. Bill, senior guard, was a team spark plug and play maker. He ended the season with a total of 235 points and scored in every game. His high game for the season was the Blacklick Valley home game in which he netted 18 points. John Poldiak 6 T center 37 points FH Varsity Schedule Won - 20 Lost - 4 OPP 73 Westmont 78 79 Central Cambria 50 93 Central Cambria 52 66 Penn Cambria 57 68 Ferndale 54 88 Westmont 66 54 Richland 62 99 Windber Rotary Holiday Tournament Cambria Heights 51 61 Bishop Carroll 94 57 Portage 53 62 Richland 52 71 Conemaugh Valley 69 56 Laurel Valley 44 68 Blacklick Valley 53 77 Ferndale 46 54 Conemaugh Valley 52 77 Penn Cambria 58 77 Portage 60 60 l.aurel Valley 47 78 Windber 66 79 Blacklick Valley 45 52 District 6 Class A Playoffs Lock Haven 42 52 Johnstown 50 62 Altoona 86 115 FH J.V. Schedule OPP 32 Westmont 47 37 Central Cambria 50 41 Central Cambria 45 21 Penn Cambria 43 25 Ferndale 44 33 Westmont 48 24 Richland 65 48 Portage 51 28 Richland 38 30 Concmaugh Valley 49 36 Laurel Valley 30 40 Blacklick 45 45 Ferndale 28 33 Concmaugh Valley 47 43 Penn Cambria 39 27 Portage 44 51 Laurel Valley 45 36 Windber 72 28 Blacklick 44 Ken Kuhn goes up and over for two points in the home opener against Central Cam- bria. j. V,—KNEELING: M. Lang, T. Stupi. M. Cornell, K. Sliko, R. Wieshier and G. Facciani. STANDING: J. Jones, M. Millstead, K. Kuhn. M. Brezovec, F. Myers, B. Quinn and J. Soohy, Coach. ABSENT: M. Patterson. Junior Varsity Basketball Athletic Director As ihe Athletic Director of Forest Hills High School. Mr. Kozar is in charge of the athletic program of the school system. He works closely with the high school principal on matters of scheduling athletic events, requisition and pur- chase of equipment, payment of guarantees, the hiring and paying of officials. Other duties of the Athletic Director include the arrangement of ticket sales, overseeing the preparation of the fields ot play and having ready all the necessary equip- ment for the scheduled athletic event. The needs of the athletic program are made known to the principal and athletic committee of the Board of School Directors. Frank Kozar—Athletic Director Varsity Club FIRST ROW: Mr. C. Sponsky, M. Jones, M. Poldiak. L. Harrington. J. Romanchock, T. Grattan, D. Knavel. G. Nagy, R. Kring and Mr. F. Vespa. SECOND ROW: S. Neri. G. Coutts, C. Poling. D. Roxby. L. Knepper. G. Gutskey, T. Eppley, D. Smith. D. Mihalko and T. Giles. THIRD ROW: G. Schrift, G. Knavel, D. Potchak, M. Cornell, G. Kuhn, J. Jones. M. Valko. W. Prozialeck, F. Shable and M. Prozialeck. FOURTH ROW: G. Susko, D. Keiper, J. Hostetler. N. Strayer. R. Mathieson. P. McCloskey, T. Chulick, C. Harris and R. Wess. FIFTH ROW: J. O'Roark, K. Zakraysek. P. Walsh. J. Cordek, J. Papeun. F. Fisher. R. Danel and B. Matsko. SIXTH ROW: D. Bailey, M. Johnson, A. Dzura, C. Percosky, F. Nalepa, J. Poldiak, D. Rolla, P. Kuchenbrod and D. Bailey. 117 Zakraysek Is Top Wrestler Bob Kring holds opponent down for the count. The Forest Hills Wrestling Team had a 1-12 record for the year and was led by senior Ken Zakraysek who wrestled in the 165 pound class. Ken sported a 11-2 record in dual matches and showed an overall rec- ord for the year of 14-4; this in- cluded the Christmas tournament as well as the sectionals. Ken wrestled for the past three years and was one of the initial founders of wrestling at Forest Hills. Runner-up honors for the Ranger squad went to Duane Toki whose dual meet record was 9-4; he showed a 10-6 advantage in the overall sea- son matches. Duane, also a senior, wrestled in the 145 pound class for three years. Gary Siplivy of the varsity squad led the underclassmen with a 5-6-1 for Rangers dual record for the season. A total of 45 boys made up the wrestling this year; 18 seniors, 14 juniors, and 13 sophomores. The varsity and junior varsity squads numbered 12 boys each. The team was hampered by five injuries throughout the year. Despite the many setbacks during this and past seasons, wrestling has proven its worth. It provides an activity for many boys who cannot compete in other sports which have size limitations. It also provides ac- tivity for those who do not enjoy other winter sports. Coached by Mr. Bcro, the team and its followers have shown that wrestling has its place in the sports program of our school. 118 FRONT ROW: Gary Siplivy, Dale Bourdess. Duane Toki. Art Moss, Sam Louder and Tim Giles. BACK ROW: Gary Felix, Gary Coutts, Fred Fisher, Ken Zakraysek, Clark Poling and Don Wilt. Coach Bero watches tensely during the opening match with Claysburg. Tint Giles (on the right) attempts a switch. Toki and Fisher show much con- cern. Mr. Suttmiller looks on hopefully. Ken Zakraysek 165 Duane Toki 145 11� FIRST ROW: D. Bourdcss, C. Poling, K. Zakraysek, F. Fisher, D. Toki. D. Wilt, G. Coutts, G. Felix. A. Moss, S. Louder, T. Giles and G. Siplivy. SECOND ROW: R. Turgcon, G. Valko. J. Krantzler, J. Dietrich. T. Paluch. F. Mayancsik.C. Miller. J. Romanchock. C. Beveridge. J. Shall and M. Barbarich. THIRD ROW: J. Apple. E. Paluch, J. Novak. B. Weaver. R. Krisko. R. Miller. D. Durniok. P. Gallardy.C. Scese and R. Chulick. FOURTH ROW: G. Stoker. R. Bukovsky. J. Selepack. A. Ardire, R. Kring. D. Krantzler. R. Plummer. R. Jones, K. Gilpatrick and D. Stuchinski. Gary Felix attempts a stand-up at the first match of the season with Clays- burg. Schedule FH OPP. 24 Claysburg 31 11 Johnstown 49 18 Somerset Christmas Tournament Sixth Place 37 28 Tussey Mountain 17 12 Cambria Heights 41 24 Ferndale 28 20 Richland 22 0 Jenner-Boswell 58 13 Westmont 36 16 United 30 9 Penn Cambria 39 13 Concmaugh Township 35 17 Central 35 121 Gary Coutts upends Claysburg opponent at the opening match. TRACK It needed replacements can be found for the field events and distance runs, this should be a promising year for the Ranger thinclads who must compete in Class A for the first time. Sprinters Lynn Knepper, Paul McCloskey and John Hostetler are returning lettermen. Rounding out this group are Dusty Knavel. Ken Kuhn and Don Bailey as well as any sophomore newcomers. Dan Bailey and Jack O'Roark are two of the hurdlers. The largest squad on the track team are the distance runners led by lettermen, George Susko, Norman Strayer, Mike Johnson, Dan Mihalko, Greg Knavel, Mike Poldiak, Mike and Walter Prozialeck. Other returning lettermen are Ken Zakraysek in the long and triple jump; Fred Fisher, pole vault; Dave Potchak, javelin; Tom Chulick, high jump. John Papcun and M ike Valko are expected to bolster the weight events. SITTING: T. Giles, G. Nagy, L. Harrington, W. Prozi Gary Schrift. KNEELING: B. Gochnour, D. Mihalko, M. Valko, L. Knepper, D. Keilman and J. Dietrich. Zakraysek, R. Mathieson, F. Fisher, P. McCloskey, J. Fred Fisher Dan Bailey Schedule Date Meet Location April 10 United Relays Armaugh 15 Shade-Central City Cairnbrook 17 United Relays Armaugh 22 Somerset and Windber Somerset 26 Mountain Conference Davidsville 29 Conemaugh Township Davidsville May 1 United Invitational Armaugh 6 Mountain Conference Davidsville 10 Cambria County Meet Johnstown 15 United Invitational Armaugh 17 District 6 Meet Altoona 24 State Meet Penn State Ken Zakraysek Tom Chulick Bud Harris Dan Mihalko 122 aleck. M. Prozialeck, M. Poldiak, J. Romanchock and G. Knavel,G. Susko. D. Potchak.T. Myers, J. Hostetler, STANDING: J. O’Roark, N. Strayer, D. Bailey, K. Papcun and T. Chulick. Jack O'Roark Paul McCIoskey Lynn Knepper Norman Strayer Gary Schrift George Susko Mike Johnson Lyle Harrington 123 HILIS f ' C AY) JT ;“ rsAT) 3 9 HILLS HILLS j HILLS I HIL[J HILLS I BIUS FIRST ROW: D. Bourdess, manager; J. Bertolino, F. Shable, R. Danel.G. Coutts, L. Drobnick andT. Dimuzio. SEC- OND ROW: Mr. Bryja,coach; J.Cordek, P. Walsh, D. Bailey, J. Poldiak, A. Dzura, D. Rolla, B. Matskoand B. Bark- hymer, manager. Ranger Baseball FH Schedule Windber Portage Richland Central Cambria Penn Cambria Conemaugh Bishop McCort Portage Windber Richland Central Cambria Penn Cambria 124 J. Poldiak, Pitcher D. Bailey, Catcher Coaches M. Bryja P. Robinson B. Matsko R. Danel J. Cordek Outfield Outfield Outfield Infield Pitcher 1st. Base 2nd. Base T. DiMuzio A. Dzura P. Walsh G.Coutts 125 Forest Hills Volleyball Titlist Forest Hills High School swept aside seven straight op- ponents to capture the championship of the YWCA Girls’ Volleyball Tournament. Members of the squad are FIRST ROW: Kathy Molton, manager; Diane Oswalt, Judy Miller, Patti Baxter, captain; Gretchen Jackson, Phyllis Naugle and Cindy Mathieson, scorekeeper. SEC- OND ROW: Joyce Perrin, Joanne Torma, Debbie Kaka- bar, Dianne Mucko, Mickey Moss, Patty Wadsworth, Jeanette Hoke and Penny Matlin, coach. j. Miller D. Oswalt D. Kakabar G. Jackson P. Naugle Volleyball Team Undefeated Forest Hills High School went undefeated in winning the champion- ship of the YWCA Girls' Volleyball Tournament held at the State Reha- bilitation Center. The Rangers made a clean sweep of all games against its seven opponents. These included: Johnstown. Richland, Westmont, Rehab Center, United, Forbes and Bishop McCort. Top scorer for the Rangers was Joy Myers with 41 points. Diane Oswalt was a close second with a total of 39 points. Third place scor- ing honors went to Jeanette Hoke who scored 35 points. The undefeated season was the K. Molton C. Mathieson J. Myers result of many hours of practice. Mrs. Penny Matlin, coach, led the girls to victory with her untiring efforts. TOURNAMENT SUMMARY FH OPP 21 Johnstown 14 21 5 21 United 4 21 7 21 Richland 16 21 8 21 Bishop McCort 13 21 7 11 Rehab Center 0 21 2 21 Forbes 1 21 7 21 Westmont 14 21 9 P. Baxter—Captain 127 3 9.IT TIMC MUNTttS BEGMMNC SCPT 1. 1%9 M SALK HY ST1IDEXT CUUJfCIL CAHWf-ALL )U(fS CLASS OFFICERS: John Bertolino. Treasurer; Rosemary Giallonardo, Vice-President; Patricia Jastrebzski, Secretary; John Hostetler, President. M. R- Armold Andrykovitch M. Baloga 1- D. Anderson B. Adams D. Bencosky K. Benna D. Bantley B. Barefoot W. Barkhymer M. Bennett J. Benton M. Berkey 130 J. Bertolino E. Bodenschatz S. Black ™ HI . G. Bolvin D. Borow D. Bourdess J. Boyle C. Brant P. Brewer F. Brown Chuckalovchak 1 ■ ■ i w m P. Cordek T. Cordek J.Costlow M. Costlow D. Croyle R . Cruse C. Cullen J. Durica D. Eash T. Eppley J. Everhart C. Farkas R. Fedore R. Fornadel R. Giallonardo K. Giles A. Gilles K. Gilpatrick D. Glacken D. Glatz T. Glovany B. Gochnour K. Golden P. Goughnour R. Goughnour J.Gramling E. Hautz M. Helsel N ‘ -X . Hamonko D. Handel P. Harshberger J. Hershberger D. Hinton K. Hogan J. Hostetler T. Houghton M. Hudak 132 P. Hull D. Husband F. Impala P. Jastrebzski K. Jenkins J. Johns B. Jones J. Long S. Louder N. Lowry J- Lupton E. Mackel S. MacTavish M. Madison R. Mainhart F. Makoczy J. Margo B. Marion N. Martinage E. Maslar J. Mathis D. Mauger B. Mayancsik S. McCarthy F. McCloskey C. McNertney J. McQuillen D. Mehall P. Mellik K. Miller P. Miller W. Miller M. Minor K. Minor J. Mitchell P. Molnar S. Moncilovich K. Monroe A. Moore C. Morock W. Morris T. C. Myers C. Myers J. Myers 134 Motchenbaugh M. Myers S. Myers T. Myers R. Naglic P. Naugle J. Neri D. New G. Nisewonger L. North J. Novak M. Ondesko J. Oshersky J. Oswalt R. Oxford T. Paluch J. Papcun M. Papcunik B. Patalune J. Pcola P. Pease B. Penrod J. Perrin J. Petrunak C. Plummer D. Plummer D. Plummer M. Plummer M. Poldiak S. Ray J. Refi D. Remick J. Resick B. Ripper D. Rolla S. Ronan J. Ross D. Roth P. Ruffing K. Russell M. Sasek B. Schreiber D. Seese F. Shable T. Shable D. Shall S. Shay A. Sherry D. Shilcosky S. Shrift L. Shultz G. Sickles M. Sickles G. Siplivy R. Skelly B. Skoner V. Sliko B. Smay K. Smay m T. Smay G. Smiach F. Spaid W. Strayer R. Stull R. Stiffler D. Stohon G. Stoker G. Swires S. Swope V. Theys T. Thomas M. Topper S. Townsend E. Trovato R. Trovato V. Turchak N. Unuchek D. Valko M. Valko J. Vivian P. Wadsworth K. Walls R. Walter E. Walukas B. Weaver L. Weaver D. Wegrzyniak C. Wess C. Weyandt G. Weyandt N. Wilkinson C. Williams J. Wills M. Wilson R. Wilson S. Wilt K. Woodsidc C. Woolastan G. Yatsky F. Yetsko T. Younkins J. Yuhas Junior Enrollment Juniors Not Pictured Boys Girls 136 145 Special Education 1 146 Total 281 David Durniock Jennifer Maryak Connie Walter Paul Yatsky 6 142 7 288 137 SOPHOMORES CLASS OFFICERS: Doug Smith. President; Candy Gallaher, Vice-President; Jeanette Gilpatrick, Secretary; Mark Patterson, Treasurer. A. Ardire B. Benton E. Baroni ft G. Bernat B. Afton D. Barton D. Aliquo G. Bassett P. Andreyo C. Bender '1 A M. Barbarich R. Berkey G. Anderson R. Beisel 138 C. Beveridge G. Blazavski L. Blough M. Blough G. C. Bopp D. Bopp Bodcnschatz M. Bopp R. Bowman D. Breyer M. Brezovec C. Brown C. Burkey R. Burkett L. Butts K. Cann P. Capatch E. Carmack G. Carmack D. Carpenter C. Charney T. Chappell P. Chopick M. Christ D. Chubski M. Chubski G. Chulick J. Chulick R. Chulick A. Coleman B. Cook M. Cornell R. Coudriet R. Crowell S. Croyle R. Crum J. Cruse P. Crute A. Csikos D. Custer R. Custer M. Cyburt 139 CLASS OF M. D. Deitle B. Dibert P. Dierling Deffenbaugh D. Di Marino S. Dimond C. Dorin J. Drobnak S. Drozdik I F. Dupnock G. Facciani G. Fetterman P. Fisher V. Fresch R. Gage C. Gallaher K. Gdula M.Gerko J. Gilpatrick K. Gordon C. Gore T. Grattan M. Gregg J. Gruss M. Gunsallus G. Gustkey C. Haddon D. Haman G. Harshberger P. Helsel J. Henry D. Hess C. Hettle R. Hicks P. Hill R. Hillegas D. Hirko 140 W. Hoffman R. Holdsworth C. Horner G. Horner M. Horner D. Hull M. Hull A. Hunter E. Huff T. Huff D. Hufford S. Hughes r. R. Jones J. Kalwanski S. Kensinger B. Kestermont C. Kestermont R. Kestermont CLASS OF D. Kuhn K. Kuhn S. Kuhn M. Lavely B. Kunkle J. Kushner R. Ladika M. Lang C. Lapinsky R. Lauffer L. Louder J. Lucas D. Leach B. Lehman J. Lingenfelter P. Lingler S. Locher L. Makin V. Maslar M. Matsko H. Mayancsik E. McGough L. Mehall D. Lucci P. Meier D. Mickolick V. Michalosky C. Miller H. Miller M. Miller R. Miller M. Millstead P. Mindish G. Minor T. Minor J. Molton 142 v D. Morris A. Moss M. Moss N. D. Mucko Motchenbaugh J. Mulhollen B. Myers F. Myers G. Myers J. Myers P. Myers R. Nalepa D. Neff K. Nisewonger S. Noon N.Ohler C. Ondesko D. Orlovsky M. Oshaben L. Oswalt J. Pastovic J. Patrick M. Patterson W. Patterson M. Pcola P. Pearce D. Penrod M. Pierce R. Plishka R. Plishka M. Plummer M. Primel B. Quinn 1971 C. Reed K. Reighard L. Reighard M. Reighard 143 CLASS OF C. Roberts G. Roberts G. Ross G. Ross P. Ross D. Ruddeck M. Rudnik D. Ruffing J. Sawyer D. Schrift C. Seese D. Selepack J. Selepack K. Selcpak D. Senft C. Serenko P. Single D. Siplivy D. Siverinac F. Sliko K. Sliko D. Smay R. Smay S. Smiach D. Smith K. Smith S. Smith V. Smith J. Stohon S. Stohon D. Sutchinski T. Stupi E. Tokarchick J. Torma D. Toth J. Tully J. Turner D. Usnik G. Valko K. Valko N. Van Male R. Wadsworth C. Wasko D. Watkins D. Weaver B. Webb E. Wess J. White T. White R. Wieshier B. Wilson B. Wilson J. Wilson S. Wilson S. Wilt B. Winder M. Wirfel J. Wirick P. Wissinger C. Wolfhope M. Wolfhope R. Wolfhope I. Wright T. Yakicic F. Zalar G. Zaramba M. Zubal Sophomores Not Pictured Sophomore Enrollment Richard Bukovsky Gary Crum Boys Girls Total Ruth Ann Chappell William Kick 130 139 269 Robert Christina Harry Rigel Special Education 7 6 13 137 145 282 145 Forest Hills Junior High Linda Werfel-Secretary Charles Signorino-Principal Enrollment Boys Girls Total Grade 7 160 148 308 Grade 8 173 142 315 Grade 9 132 138 270 Spec. Ed. 12 2 14 Total 477 430 907 146 Junior high students check snapshots of a previous year- book before placing their orders. Student Council Represents the Entire Junior High At the beginning of each year 15 members of the stu- dent body are elected by their classmates to be members of the Forest Hills Student Council. Of these 15 students, six are elected from the ninth grade, five from the eighth and four from seventh grade. Each class also elects an alternate. To qualify for nomination a student must circulate a petition and secure 25 student signatures and three facul- ty members. The student council holds weekly meetings and these are held during the activity period under the direction of its advisor, Mr. Afton. This organization sponsors a variety of a c t i v i t i e s throughout the school year. This year these activities in- cluded holiday dances, showing of movies, editing and printing the “Happening”, the junior high newspaper: sponsoring intramural basketball games for boys and girls and donating money to worthy causes. This year’s officers are: Jacque Myers, president; Gerri Husinka, vice-president and Louise Sackett, secretary- treasurer. Pictured below are members of student council as they prepare to conduct their weekly meeting. FIRST ROW: (front seat to back): S. Harshberger, E. Tranter, D. Keller and J. Afton. SECOND ROW: G. Husinka, S. Chicoli, C. Hughes, A. Wilson, S. Helsel and J. Chicoli. THIRD ROW: L. Sackett, M. Bialas, T. Johnson, J. Chu- lick, R. Stiffler, R. Stewart and D. Seese. STANDING: J. Myers. 147 Home Room Representatives Humanitarian Club FIRST ROW: J. Myers, F. Helsel. K. Penatzer, D. Mehall, R. Wilson, T. Bimlc, D. Cronaucr and B. Stiffler. SECOND ROW: S. Gall, J. Madigan, B. Dietrich, M. Susko, R. Sanders, C. Leach and G. Husinka. THIRD ROW: W. Smith, R. Noon, A. Nastase. S. Krestar, A. Wilson and E. Marsalko. FOURTH ROW: A. Poldiak, L. Cononic, J. John- son, M. Bialas, M. Giles, K. Barkhymer and M. Utzman. FIRST ROW: C. Johns, D. Swope, R. Wyant, K. Jones, J. Moore, M. McKnight, T. Burkey, H. Leach and G. McClellan. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Nelson, C. Gilles, M. Holdsworth, S. Smith, B. Russell, S. Dibert, G. Thomas and Mrs. Learn. THIRD ROW: M. Younkins, C. Naugle. B. Zalar, S. Gillman, A. Leech, J. Beyer and W. Bates. 148 Junior High Football Team FIRST ROW: B. Kimback, H. Ruddck, P. Webb, A. Nastasc, E. Marsalko, M. Peretin, T. Theys, T. Shirt, B. Sickles, R. Berkheimer and J. Krantzler, manager. SECOND ROW: D. Myers, E. Poborsky, G. Wess, D. Gdula, W. Miller, L. Crocefoglia, L. Bourdess, W. Smith, J. Hutsky and R. Oshabcn. THIRD ROW: J. Clement, J. Wess. R. Walters. B. Horner, L. Waddell, G. Reighard, D. Mucko, W. Seese and E. Miller. FOURTH ROW: S. Harshberger, J. Felix, E. Graziani. P. Weyandt, K. Kuchenbrod. K. White. D. Minor, and K. Bopp. FIFTH ROW: F. Primel, T. Gearhart, K. Douglas, E. Drezwieski, J. Feeley, S. Vindish, W. Vrobel, B. Devers and E. Wieczorek. Cheerleading Squad KNEELING: M. Rowland, captain and J. Johnson, co-captain. STAND- ING: R. A. Bodenschatz, J. Spaid, A. Poldiak, L. Cononie, C. Gallardy, C. Fornadel, P. Messina, B. Madigan and M.J. Cononie. 149 FIRST ROW: J. Zubal, J. Afton.C. Fye. J. Mickel. A. Kick. R. Hughes, C. Guinard. C. Hettle, M. Sinclair, K. Webb, D. Sawyer, J. Knisel, S. Long, J. Wills, S. Potchak, R. Felix and S. Chulick. SECOND ROW: J. Spaid, A. Morock, A. M. Puto, H. Leach. D. Chubski, R. Weyandt, S. Sikora, S. Hoffman, S. Sikora, J. Madigan, G. Whiteford, T. Martinage, J. Huber, J. Moore, D. Plummer, M. O'Donnell and B. Costlow. THIRD ROW: T. Bimle, J. Chulick, C. Hudson, J. Nagy. R. Wolfhope, K. New, S. Mycrs, K. Glavinic, K. Petrun, S. Gargon, P. Costlow, P. Soohy, E. Schrift, D. Gallardy, E. Martinage and E. Kolar. FOURTH ROW: S. Katrancha, V. Wirfel, J. Weaver, T. Wadsworth. R. Saccol, D. Keller, J. Gallardy. D. Mclloy, C. McNertney, M. Berkey, P. Webb, E. Wcbb, K. Bimile, D. Eppley, D. Plummer and C. Myers. FIFTH ROW: L. Dunmyer, K. Brennan. P. Long, S. Chicoli, L. Long, L. Bourdess, K. Korenoski, M. Mur- vine, D. Murvine, D. Myers, G. Neville, M. Mitchell, L. Fern, M. Kestermont and B. Weaver. Beginning Band Advanced FIRST ROW: J. Myers, J. Bopp, D. Brumbaugh, M. Wolfliope. M. Mihalko, E. Adams, R. Bender, J. Krantzler, J. Verprauskas, D. Ross, L. Lindsey, D. Petkosh, K. Long, L. Horner. D. Barkhymer andC. Claycomb. SECOND ROW: E. Knepper, C. Leach, J. Fedori, K. Masler, S. Perich. D. James, T. Gdula, V. Siverinac. P. Hinderliter, T. Kosmac, D. Luther, T. Bereznak. L. Chapman, J. Kosmac and S. Walukas. THIRD ROW: D. Knepper, E. Reed, S. Weyandt, S. Adams, S. Dixon. K. Stone, G. Penrod, R. Wilson, J. Faher, B. Stull, B. J. Harrington, M. Gdula. T. Owens, K. Bark- hymer, M. Romanchock and D. Gilpatrick. FOURTH ROW: C. Hughes, M. Soohy, P. Schritt, M. Bolvin, M. Hudak, S. Layton, L. Weyandt, N. Dibble, C. Eggie, B. Nastase, B. Seese, D. Carl, F. Barton, P. Cronauer and R Spaid. FIFTH ROW: J. Barbalish. D. Maticic, M. Bialas, D. Valine, J. Wilson. R. New, D. Soohy, S. Koshute. R. Mainhart. E. Beyer, D. Kehn, D. Wilson, J. Chicoli, D. Martin, R. Meden and M. Fedore. ABSENT: J. Kobovchak. D. Schrift, J. Cannonic, E. Nagy, D. Thomas and L. Waddell. The Forest Hills Junior High School Chorus, under the direction of Mr. Gatty, participated in the annual Christmas program held at the junior high school auditorium. Junior High Chorus FIRST ROW: J. Myers, M. G. Utzman, A. Katrancha, K. Osman, C. Wilkinson, S. Dibcrt, J. Chappel, D. Kehn, R. A. Bodcnschatz, A. Poldiak, S. Harshbergcr. B. Madigan, L. R. Wills, P. Seese, M. Kehn, W. Goughnour and K. Clycomb. SECOND ROW: K. Allsopp, D. Senkins, D. Schrader, P. Schrift, D. Skoner. R. Stewart, R. Houck, D. Penatzer, S. Theys, D. Donoughe, D. Mchall, T. Elersic, R. Stiffler, L. Jerome, M. Bodenschatz, L. Sedei and M. E. Neff. THIRD ROW: P. Brummert, L. Benton, J. Barbalish, A. Oldem, J. Wilson, D. Krestar, T. Moss, W. Seese, C. Stoker, T. Herter, T. Delori. B. Seese, J. Strayer, M. H. Bialas. J. Johnson, M. Dicarlo and M. Rowland. FOURTH ROW: C. Zalucki. K. Jennings, G. Danel, A. Swope, P. Brown, J. Brier, C. Romanchock, J. Kozich, R. Milstead. M. Kozar, D. Minor, G. Plows. J. Margo, R. Medden, B. J. Russell, K. Jones and P. Messina. FIFTH ROW: M. Fedore. L. Sackett, N. Miller, D. Hinton, B. Devers, S. Vindish. J. Fceley, B. Wirfel, J. Zibura, E. Fiffick, J. Dittmar, W. Vrobel, S. Koschute, V. Andrykovitch, C. Fornadel and C. Gallardy. 151 Army Senior Directory Wrestling 10 JOAN ALBERTELLI “Joanie” Ehrenfeld May 1 Secretary Cheerleader 10-11-12 (captain 12) Humanitarian Club 11-12. Pep Club 11-12. Prom Court 12 BETTY JANE ALLSOPP Portage RD 1 October I Clarion College Chorus 10-1 1-12, Humanitarian Club 11-12. Pep Club 11-12 Beaverdale LINDA ALTERS Undecided June 20 ANDREA ANDREYO “Andie” Beaverdale November 3 Marriage Humanitarian Club 11-12. Pep Club 11-12 JOSEPH APPLE “Joe” Summerhill September 29 College Varsity Wrestling 12 ANTHONY ARD1RE Tony South Fork January 11 University of Pittsburgh Chorus 10-11-12. NHS 11-12. Pep Club 12. Senior Play BONNIE ARMOLD “Jean Creslo July 4 Marriage Humanitarian 11, Librarian 12 JANET ARMOLD “Peanut” South Fork January 3 Secretary Humanitarian Club 11-12 B DANNY BAILEY Pete South Fork August 3 College Varsity Club. Football 10-11-12, Track 10-11-12, Hu- manitarian Club 11, Pep Club 11-12. Stage Crew 11 South Fork DAVID BAILEY Steadfast” Service February 25 DONALD BAILEY “Beetle” St. Michael February 23 College Varsity Club 10-11-12, Pep Club 11-12, Humanitarian Club 11, Football 10-11-12, Basketball 10-11-12. Base- ball 10-11-12, Junior Class Secretary BONNIE LEE BALKO “Bonnie” South Fork February 12 Practical Nurse Humanitarian Club I 1-12, Library Club 12 (President) Pep Club 11-12 Dunlo Student Secretary 11 JOAN BARA Joanie” Secretary June 26 MICHELE BARBARICH Michele” Beaverdale November 28 Pittsburgh Beauty Academy Chorus 10-11. Pep Club 11-12, Humanitarian Club 11 - 12 JAMES BARNOUSKI “Fang South Fork August 4 Undecided THEODORE ARMOLD Guinea” South Fork September 20 SANDRA LEE BARTON “Sandy 152 Senior Directory Beaverdale Heights January 26 University of Pittsburgh Cheerleader 10-11-12. Humanitarian Club 11-12, Pep Club 11-12, Girls Basketball 11. Band 10. NHS 12 VIDA RUTH BASSETT South Fork December 10 Beautician or Auto Mechanic Chorus 10, Pep Club I 1-12, Humanitarian Club 11 CONSTANCE MARIE BAWIEC Con” Beaverdale May 18 Secretary Majorette 12. Pep Club 11-12, Humanitarian Club 11- 12. NHS 12 PATTI ANN BAXTER “Pat” South Fork November 30 Marriage Cheerleader 10-11-12, Girls Basketball 10-11. Girls Volleyball 11-12 (captain) Pep Club 11-12 RALPH BENSHOFF “Benny” Portage RD I June 8 Farming Chorus 10-11-12 WILLIAM BENT Bill” Eureka 42 October 13 Undecided Cross Country Track (Manager) 10-11-12. Chorus 10- 11-12 Elton DIANE BERKEY “Thee Judge” Undecided November 13 DONALD BLACK Don” South Fork January 29 Forestry SUSAN MARIE BLOZEVICH Sue” St. Michael October 13 University of Pittsburgh Jets Club 11. Humanitarian Club 11-12, Pep Club 11- 12. Library Club 11-12. NHS 12, Senior Play Cast GEORGE BODENSCHATZ Bone Summerhill March 7 Army PAUL BONFANTI “Wally Crunch” Beaverdale August 19 Electronics Institute Band 10-11-12, Jets Club 12 JOHN BOPP “John Summerhill August 21 Lock Haven College Jr. Play Cast. Stage Crew 12. Pep Club St. Michael Beaverdale Wilmore Pep Club 11 MARLENE BOPP Marlene” Undecided DAVID BORING Boogaloo” Service CLARA BRACKEN “Mushy” Nurse April 4 December 31 July 5 DIANE LOUISE BRENCE Diane” Sidman December 4 College Pep Club 11-12, Humanitarian Club 11-12, Library Club 11-12 CAROL BRENNA Carol” Beaverdale August 16 Nurse Jr. Play, Sr. Play. Humanitarian Club 11-12. Chorus 10-11-12. Pep Club 11-12, District Chorus 10. Color- guard 11-12. County Chorus 10. JV Cheerleader 10 GARY PAUL BRETO “Gary Senior Directory South Fork November 13 Trade School EILEEN LOUISE BRUMBAUGH “Eileen Elton May 3 College Play Prompter I 1-12, Student of the Month 11-12. Band 10- 11-12. Band Queen 12, County Band 10-11 - 12, NHS 11- 12, Jr. Dance Attendant. Prom Attendant 12, Cheer- leader 11. Pep Club 11-12. Humanitarian Club 11-12, Student Secretary 12, Yearbook Staff 11-12 (associate editor 12) CATHERINE BRUMMERT “Twiggs” South Fork March 12 Secretary Pep Club BARBARA BURKETT Barbara'’ Sidman February 6 Undecided JO ANN BURNS Jo” Ehrenfeld April 28 Secretary Majorette 11-12, Pep Club 11-12, Humanitarian Club 11-12 C JOSEPH CASEY “Casey” South Fork January 9 Undecided Stage Crew 12 MICHAEL CHARNEY “Chet” Eureka 42 March 6 Service Pep Club 12 DIANA LYNN CHICOLI “Di Sidman September 30 Cambria Rowe Chorus 10-11-12. Pep Club 11-12, Humanitarian Club, Jr. Play Prompter BRUCE CHRIST “Mumbles Sidman November 16 Navy Stage Crew 10-11-12 THOMAS MICHAEL CHULICK “Tom” St. Michael January 13 College Pep Club 12. Humanitarian Club 11-12, Track 11-12, Senior Play, Varsity Club 11-12, Yearbook Staff 12, Basketball 10, Chorus 10-1 1-12. District Chorus 10-11- 12 DAVID P. COLTON South Fork November 2 College NHS 11-12. Pep Club 12 GERALDINE CONNELLY Gerri South Fork November 3 Get a Job Pep Club 11-12 JOHN M. CORDEK “Moose Fifficktown May 19 College Varsity Club I 1-12, Baseball 11-12 MARY ANNE COSTLOW “Mare Sidman February 6 College Band 10-11-12, Humanitarian Club 11-12, Pep Club 11-12, Jets Club 11. NHS 11-12, Senior Play Cast 12 GARY COUTTS Har” Creslo March 31 College Wrestling 10-11-12, Baseball 11-12, Varsity Club II- 12, Humanitarian Club 11-12, Pep Club 12 LINDA CRUM “Lin” Portage October 16 Marriage Library Club 10-11-12, (secretary 12), Humanitarian Club 11-12 JENNIFER CUSTER “Jennie” 154 Senior Directory Elton December 14 Nurse Cheerleader 10-11-12. Pep Club 11-12, Humanitarian Club 11-12, (Secretary 11-12), Prom Attendant 12, Yearbook Staff 12, Junior Play. Library Club 12, Stu- dent of the Month 12, NHS 12 0 BONITA DANEL Bonn St. Michael May 2 University of Pittsburgh Band 10-11-12. Humanitarian Club 11-12, Pep Club 11-12. Jets Club 11 RAYMOND DANEL Ray” St. Michael September 21 College Pep Club 10-11-12, Humanitarian Club 10-11-12, Foot- ball 10-11-12. Baseball 10-11-12, Basketball 10-11-12, Varsity Club 11-12, Senior Class Treasurer CONSTANCE DEVERS Connie” Salix September 29 Secretary Pep Club 11-12, Humanitarian Club 11-12 MARSHA D1BERT “Marsh Beaver Run Road July 1 Nurse Humanitarian Club 10-11-12, Library Club 10-11-12, Pep Club 11-12, Chorus 10-11-12 JOYCE LYNN D1ERL1NG “J. D.“ Summerhill December 20 Practical Nursing Band 10-11, Chorus 10, Humanitarian Club 11-12, Pep Club 11-12 ROBERT JAMES DIETRICH Jim” Elton December 7 Minister Humanitarian Club 11-12 (President), Chorus 10-1 1-12, District Chorus 10, Wrestling 11-12, Track 10-11-12, NHS 11-12, Student of the Month 11-12, Yearbook Staff 12, Junior Play ALICE D1MARINO “Alice” Dunlo April 13 Housewife TOM DIMUZIO Muz” St. Michael December 2 University of Pittsburgh Football 10. Basketball 10-11. Baseball 10-11-12. Cross Country 11-12, Pep Club 10-11-12. Humanitarian Club 11-12 CAROL DOM1DICA Minnie South Fork July 1 Beautician Band 10-11-12, Humanitarian Club 11-12, Pep Club 11 - 12 LINDA DORIN Sue” South Fork April 14 Future Schooling Pep Club 11-12, Humanitarian Club 11-12. Library Club 12 RICHARD DOYKA Diz” Portage RD 2 May 24 State Policeman ANDREW DZURA Toe” Elton September 7 College Football 11-12. Baseball 11-12, Chorus 10-11-12. Hu- manitarian Club 12, Varsity Club 12, County Chorus I I E BARRY EASH Sidman October 8 Auto Mechanic Chorus 10-11-12, Cross Country 10-11-12 F GARY FELIX Palmer 155 Senior Directory Salix March 27 Service Football 10, Wrestling 11-12, Pep Club 12, Humani- tarian Club 12 BEVERLY ELAINE FESSLER Bev” South Fork February 3 College Chorus 10-11-12, Jets Club 11-12, Pep Club 11-12. Humanitarian Club 11-12, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play PATRICIA FETTERMAN Patty Summerhill March 3 Undecided FREDRICK FISHER Spud Elton July 7 College Track 10-11-12. Pep Club 12, Humanitarian Club 12. Wrestling 10-11-12, Jets Club 10, Varsity Club JUDITH ANN FLENNER “Jude South Fork July 27 Marriage Library Club 12, Humanitarian Club 11-12, Pep Club 11-12 RICHARD FORNADEL Rich Beaverdale April 15 College Band 10-11-12, NHS 11-12 South Fork Service February 10 CONNIE FRESCH “Con” South Fork Marriage Pep Club, Humanitarian Club April 16 PATRICK GALLARDY “Pat Summerhill August 22 Undecided LINDA GATES “Lynn” Dunlo June 17 Undecided Library Club 11, Pep Club 11-12, Humanitarian Club 11 KATHLEEN GDULA “Kathie” Llanfair May 7 College Band 10-1 1-12, NHS 11-12, Humanitarian Club 11-12. Jets Club 12 (secretary) Newspaper Staff 11-12. Year- book Staff 12, Pep Club 11-12 TIMOTHY GILES Tim Sidman August 16 College Wrestling 10-11-12, Cross Country 11-12, Track 11- 12 JOEL GILLIN “Giz” Summerhill September 12 School in Pittsburgh WILLIAM LARRY GLATZ “Bill” Elton July 16 Navy Chorus 11-12, Cross Country 10, Pep Club 11-12 JOSEPH GOLDYN “Joe” Portage RD I September 24 Undecided DAVID R. GAGE “Getch Fifficktown September 15 Employment DOUGLAS GORDON Doug Dunlo December 31 Undecided JOSEPH GALIOTO “Joe” VICKI J. GORDON “Vick” 156 Senior Directory Dunlo December 28 Employment Band 10-11-12. Humanitarian Club 11. Pep Club 11 -12 BARRY N. GRAMLING Rat” South Fork November 1 Educational Institute of Pittsburgh DONALD GRAMLING Don South Fork RD I July 15 Drafting Football 10-11 JAMES GRATTAN Jim” South Fork August 7 College L YNN GURCH1K Buzz” St. Michael October 31 Future Schooling Track Manager 10 LYLE HARRINGTON “De White” South Fork February 28 Navy Track 10-11-12, Cross Country 10-11-12. Chorus 10- 11-12. Pep Club 11-12 CHARLES HARRIS “Bud” Ehrenfeld June 5 Service Varsity Club. Track 10-11 -12. Pep Club 11-12 BEVERLY HECKMAN Bev Elton November 24 Undecided Pep Club 11-12, Humanitarian Club 11, Library 12 CAROLYN DEONE HELSEL “Helsel” Elton April 7 Secretary Pep Club 11-12, Humanitarian Club 11-12, Prom At- tendant 12, Chorus 10-11-12 (President 12). Handbook Committee 12 H WILLIAM HABERL “Bill Summerhill May 9 Brick Mason Band 10-11-12. Stage Band 10-11-12 TERRENCE HAND Foot” St. Michael July 1 IBM Schooling Stage Crew BEVERLY HARPSTER Bezzi Portage RD 2 October 1 Employment MARCELLA HARRIGAL Marcy Beaverdale November 30 College Band 10-11-12, Pep Club 11-12, Humanitarian Club 11-12 DAVID HENDRICKSON Dave” St. Michael October 11 Auto Mechanic or Truck Driver Humanitarian Club 11-12, Pep Club 11-12 JOHN HICKS “Hicks” Dunlo July 12 Air Force Chorus 12, Pep Club 11-12 BRENTON HORNER Bert” Eureka 42 July 21 College Wrestling 10, Junior Play Cast CAROL LEE HORNER Carol Salix December 25 Employment JV Cheerleader 10, Pep Club 11-12 WANDA HORNER Wanda” Senior Directory Salix Employment November 25 Band 10-11-12 SUSAN HORVATH “Ralf” Sidman RD 1 College August 2 Chorus 10-11-12, Humanitarian Club 11-12, NHS 12. Yearbook Staff 12 11-12. Pep Club GEORGE A. HUDSON “Rock ' South Fork September 21 Navy Chorus 11-12, Pep Club 11-12 ELAINE HUFFORD “Laine South Fork September 18 Marriage Pep Club 11-12, Humanitarian Club 11-12, Chorus 10-11-12 EDWARD HUNTER “Ed” Beaverdale Ministry SUSAN HUNTER “Susie” South Fork Employment June 19 July 29 CAROLE HUTSKY “Hutsky” Llanfair November 11 Beautician Librarian 11-12. Pep Club 12. Humanitarian Club 11- 12, Library Club 11 J GRETCHEN JACKSON “Gert” South Fork October 3 Business School Girls Volleyball 11-12, Girls Basketball 11, Pep Club 11-12, Humanitarian Club 11-12 THOMAS JENKINS “Tom” South Fork May 22 College Band 10-11-12, Stage Band 11-12. NHS 12, County Band 11-12. District Band 12 E. MICHAEL JOHNSON “Mike” South Fork September 11 Electronic Institute Track 10-11-12, Chorus 10-11-12, Pep Club 12, Varsi- ty Club 11-12 PATTI JOHNSON “P. J.” South Fork January 9 Nurse Band 10-11-12. Humanitarian Club 11-12. Pep Club 11- 12, Junior Dance Attendant 11, Class Secretary 10 MORRIS H. JONES “Yogi” Wilmore November 13 Trade School Football 10-11-12 MELODY JORDON “Mel” South Fork March 3 Employment and Marriage Humanitarian Club 11-12, Pep Club 12 K DEBORAH KAKABAR “Kak” Beaverdale March 27 Undecided Girls Basketball 11, Girls Volleyball 12 NANCY KATRANCHA Dunlo April 25 College Pep Club 11-12. Jets Club 12. Humanitarian Club I 1, Cheerleader 10-11, District Chorus 10-11-12. Chorus 10-11-12. NHS 12 JAMES ROBERT KAY “Jim” Dunlo August 29 College 158 Senior Directory DUANE ROBERT KEIPF.R Keip” Sidman RD 1 February 15 Employment—Cleveland Football 10. Varsity Club 10-11-12, Pep Club 10-11 - 12 Wilmore Baseball ROBERT KETNF.R Bob Undecided January 11 ANGELA KOZICH “Angie Mineral Point July 12 Marriage Librarian 10-11. Library Club 11 (Treasurer 11) JOSEPH KRANTZLER “Joe” Beaverdale August 3 College Band 10-11-12. Wrestling 10-11-12, NHS 11-12, Stage Band. Junior Class Play Summerhill Summerhill DONALD KICK “Don Machinist MATTHEW KICK “Little Joe January 21 May 21 Electronics Institute Chorus 11. Pep Club 12 DONALD L. KNEPPER “Lynn” Beaverdale Service Track 10-11-12, Varsity Club 12 SHEILA RENEE KNIPPLE Cheech” South Fork RD 1 Employment Humanitarian Club 11-12, Pep Club 11-12 June 13 July 8 Dunlo EDWARD KOLLAR Ed Educational Institute of Pittsburgh July 25 MICHELE KORENOSK1 “Mike Dunlo June 16 Secretary Band 10-11-12, Class President II. Pep Club 11-12, Humanitarian Club 11-12, Prom Attendant 12, Year- book Staff 12 RAYMOND KOSHER Ray” Dunlo July 2 PATRICK KRESTAR “Pat” South Fork RD 1 February 8 Employment ROBERT L. KR1NG Red” Sidman March 20 Further Education Wrestling 10-11-12, Cross-Country 11-12. Varsity Club 11-12 NANCY KR1SE “Nance Elton April 8 University of Pittsburgh Band 10-11-12, Humanitarian Club 11-12. Pep Club 11-12. NHS 11-12. Jets Club 12 (Treasurer), Newspaper Staff 11-12 BARRY KRISKO “Barry South Fork RD 1 November 18 Technical School Wilmore GARY KRISKO Gary Technical School August 20 TERRY KUSHNER Sac” St. Michael April 16 Plumber Baseball 10-11-12 L GAIL LAP1NSKY Gail” 159 College Senior Directory Elton October 3 Airline Hostess Flagtwirler 10-11, Cheerleader 11-12. Pep Club 11-12, Humanitarian Club 11-12, Jets Club 12, Junior Dance Queen, Senior Prom Queen. Junior Class Officer. Senior Class Play. Band 10-11, Yearbook Staff 12 JAMES LAYTON “Jim” Elton March 23 Mechanic—Welder EILEEN MARIE LEGO “Eileen” Beaverdale August 13 Secretary Pep Club 11-12, Humanitarian Club 11-12, NHS 12 RICHARD LEWIS Rick South Fork Army ROBERT LONAS “Bob January 24 Elton Undecided April 14 M ball Team 12, Humanitarian Club 11-12, Senior Class Play ROBERT MATH1ESON “Bob Summerhill December 19 Undecided Track 11, Cross-Country 11-12 WILLIAM MATSKO “Bill” Salix February 2 College Football 10-11-12. Basketball 10-11-12. Baseball 10- 11-12, Pep Club 11-12, Varsity Club 10-11-12, NHS 12 IVAN DAN MATULA “Ivan” Salix December 8 College FRANK MAYANCS1K “Frank” Summerhill April 18 College Jets Club 11-12, Wrestling 10-11-12 DOROTHY MCCLELLAN Dorothy” South Fork October 8 Employment Humanitarian Club 11-12, Pep Club 11-12 KAREN MADIGAN “Karen” South Fork August 27 University of Pittsburgh Senior Play, Yearbook Staff 12, Library Club 12. Jets Club 11-12. Pep Club 11-12. Humanitarian Club 11-12. NHS 11-12 (Treasurer 12) Cheerleader 10-11-12 CHARLOTTE S. MAKIN Charlie” Portage RD 1 January 18 Psychologist Jets Club 11. Humanitarian Club 11-12, Pep Club II- 12. Cheerleader 11-12 CYNTHIA MATHIESON “Cin” Portage October 3 Beauty Academy Cheerleader 10-11-12. Pep Club 11-12, Girls Volley- TERRY MARTIN MC CLEMENS Terry Sidman January 18 Trade School PAUL MCCLOSKEY Paul Beaverdale April 8 Electronics Institute or Army Chorus 11-12, Varsity Club 11-12, Track 10-11-12 BRIDGET COLLEEN MCGINTY Smokey” St. Michael January 29 Marriage Pep Club 11-12, Humanitarian Club 11-12 EVELYN MC MASTERS “Evie” New Germany 160 August 5 Senior Directory Legal Secretary Library Club 10. Pep Club 11-12, Newspaper Staff 12, Humanitarian Club 1 1-12, Yearbook Staff 12 ALAN MEDEN “Al Beaverdale November 16 College Band 10-11-12, NHS 11-12 MARY JANE MEDVESKY “Mary Jane” Rockville January 12 College Humanitarian Club 11-12, Jets Club 1 1-12, Pep Club 11-12, NHS 11-12. Chorus 10-11-12 JOHN MEHALL “Petey South Fork December 13 Service MICHAEL MEIER “Rat” Beaverdale May 16 Service Basketball 10-11 GLORIA MERVINE Glo” Summcrhill April 17 College Humanitarian Club 11-12, Pep Club 11-12, Jets Club 12, Library 12, Yearbook Staff 12 DANIEL M1HALKO Dan” Eureka 42 January 18 College Cross-Country 10-11, Track 10-11-12, NHS 11-12. Varsity Club 11-12, Humanitarian Club 11-12, Jets Club 11-12, Class Treasurer 10, Class Vice-President 12, Newspaper Staff 12, Senior Play WILLIAM MILCHAK “Milch Summerhill December 14 Disc-Jockey Humanitarian Club 12, Jets Club 10 CLIFFORD MILLER “Clifford” Sidman January 30 Farming DONNA MILLER “Donna” Wilmore August 2 Nurse Chorus 10-11-12, Pep Club 11-12, Humanitarian Club 11-12 GLADYS MILLER “Millo Beaverdale June 22 Marriage JUDITH ANN MILLER “Jud” Mineral Point RD 1 April 16 Employment Volleyball Team 11-12, Humanitarian Club 11, Pep Club 11-12, Girls Basketball Team I I PAUL RICHARD MILLER Dick” Sidman September 5 Future Schooling Library 11-12 PEARL M. MILLER Pearl Sidman October 5 Employment Humanitarian Club 11-12. Pep Club 11-12 PATRICK MILLS “Ticker” South Fork August 24 Future Schooling JANICE MARIE MIND1SH “Jan” Sidman November 27 Millersville State College Humanitarian Club 11-12, Jets Club 11-12 (President 12), NHS 11-12, Pep Club 11-12, Chorus 10-11-12, County Chorus 11, Yearbook Staff 11-12 (Editor 12), Junior Dance Attendant. Junior Play Cast. Senior Play Personnel, Student of the Month 11-12, Chorus Trea- surer 12 SUSAN MINOR Portage RD 1 August 19 College Pep Club 11-12, Chorus 11-12, JV Cheerleader 10-11, Student Director—Senior Play, NHS 11, (Secretary 12), Humanitarian Club 11-12, Jets Club 11-12 161 Senior Directory KATHLEEN MARIE MOL.TON Kath Rockville April 25 College Pep Club 12, Girls Volleyball Team (Manager) 12, Prom Court Attendant 12, Junior Dance Attendant South Fork ROBERT MONROE Chet Employment July 23 DAVID MOTCHENBAUGH Dave” Ebensburg RD I January 17 Army RAYMOND MOTCHENBAUGH Ray” Ebensburg RD 1 May 5 Trade School DAVID MULHOLLEN Dave St. Michael October 10 Undecided HOPE MARIE MYERS “Gorman St. Michael March 14 Marriage Humanitarian Club 11-12. Pep Club 12 JOY MYERS Joy” Portage RD I March 29 College Yearbook Staff 10-11-12. (Business Manager 12). NHS 11-12, Girls Volleyball 11-12, Girls Basketball I I, Hu- manitarian Club 11-12 PAULA JANE MYERS P. J.” Sidman RD 1 April 20 Millersville State College Humanitarian 11-12, Pep Club 11-12, Chorus 11-12. Jets 1 1-12, NHS 11-12 (Vice-President 12), Yearbook Staff 12. Junior Dance Attendant. Library Club 12. Se- nior Play Personnel N Sidman St. Michael GARY NAGY Garbo” Undecided FRANCIS NALEPA Chick” July 19 August I Undecided Varsity Club 11-12, Basketball Team 10-11-12, Pep Club 11-12 DONALD WAYNE NAUGLE “Don South Fork RD 1 Undecided Pep Club 12 April 3 PHYLLIS NAUGLE “Phyl South Fork RD 1 October 14 Cambria Rowe IBM Pep Club 11-12. Girls Volleyball 11-12, Girls Basket- ball 11, Humanitarian Club 11-12, Chorus 10-11 Wilmore Sidman Pep Club 11 Windber RD 2 RONALD NAUGLE “Ron Trade School JO ANN NEFF Jo” Employment DONNA NEVLING “Slim Employment October 29 October 20 MADELEINE NOON Mad South Fork Accounting Humanitarian Club 11 -12, Pep Club 12 August 26 September 11 JANE ANN NOVAK “Jane” Beaverdale April 29 162 Senior Directory College Newspaper Staff 10-11-12. Humanitarian Club 11-12, Pep Club 11-12. Junior Play, Senior Play. Chorus 10-11- 12. County Chorus 10-ll.NHS 11-12 0 CHRISTINE ANN O’DONNELL Chris Beaverdale September I X-ray Technician Chorus 10-1 1-12. Colorguard 11-12, Play Cast 11-12, Humanitarian Club 11-12, Pep Club. NHS 12 GENE OHLER “Gene Dunlo February 10 Mechanic Football 10 JACK O'ROARK “Jerky Eureka 42 April 2 Undecided Track 11-12. Basketball 11. Pep Club 11-12. Varsity Club 12 DIANE OSWALT Diane Salix March 17 Nurse Humanitarian Club 11-12, Jets Club 11, Newspaper Staff 12. NHS 11-12, Girls Volleyball 12. Pep Club 11- 12 KENNETH J. OSWALT Ozzic Summerhill July 28 Service P EDWARD PALUCH Ed” Sidman December 17 Service Wrestling 12 JOHN PAPCUN “John” Beaverdale April 6 College Football 11-12, Track 11-12, Chorus 11-12 THOMAS PAPCUNIK Tom” Sidman September 21 Employment Wrestling 10-1 1, Stagecrew 12 WILLIAM PENATZER “Bill Portage RD 1 August 10 University of Pittsburgh Chorus 10-11-12, Jets Club 11-12, Football 10. Senior Play Cast, Newspaper Staff 12 CONSTANT PERCOSKY “Piney Eureka 42 September 26 College Football 10-11-12. Varsity Club. Pep Club. Stage Crew DANIEL F. PER1CH Dan Beaverdale November 14 University of Pittsburgh Band 10-11-12. Chorus 10-11-12, Stage Band 10-11-12, Jr. Play Cast. NHS 12. District Band 11-12, County Band 11-12 GEORGE PLUMMER “George St. Michael March 3 College Jets Club 11. NHS 12. Pep Club 12. Band 10-11-12 JANE PLUMMER Jane Portage RD 2 November 8 Employment RAYMOND PLUMMER “Ray” Portage RD 2 June 7 Navy Pep Club 12. Wrestling 12 SHARON PLUMMER Sharon” Sidman June 18 College Drum Major 10-11-12. Band 10-11-12, County Band 11-12, Stage Band 11-12 163 Senior Directory WALLACE D. PLUMMER “Wally Sidman RD I July 28 College Band 10-11-12. Stage Band 11-12, Senior Play cast. Jr. Class Vice-President. Jets Club 11-12, Newspaper Staff 10-11-12 South Fork St. Michael ANDREW POBORSK1 “Andy Service JOHN POLD1AK Cuff’ January 29 December 2 College Basketball 10-11-12, Baseball 11-12, Humanitarian Club 11-12, Sophomore Class Vice-President, Pep Club 11-12, Varsity Club 11-12 CLARK L. POLING “Zagnut” South Fork Army Wrestling 10-11-12, Pep Club 12 DONALD POLLOCK “Goldie Portage RD 2 Farmer Senior Class Secretary, Pep Club 12 DEBORAH PROBERT “Deb” May 6 February 19 Salix October 11 Undecided Humanitarian Club 11 KATHLEEN PROBERT “Kathy Windber RD 2 Beautician Band 10, Pep Club 11-12 January 22 Elton Chorus 10 JUDY M. REIGHARD “Jude” Employment August 16 South Fork MARY ELLEN REIGHARD Rek Employment Volleyball 11 MARY RESICK “Mare October 28 Fifficktown Bealtown Basketball 10 Secretary MICHAEL RESICK “Mike” Service May 15 November 4 SONDRA LEE REYNOLDS Sandy Sidman November 18 Employment Yearbook Staff 11-12 AUDREY JEAN RHOADS Aud St. Michael August 20 Beautician Pep Club 11-12, Humanitarian Club 12 Eureka 42 JOSEPH RICHARDS “Joe College March 21 JOHN ROMANCHOCK Jack Elton Heights December 21 College Humanitarian Club 12. Varsity Club 11-12, Wrestling 10-11-12 DENNIS RONALD “Denny” Eureka 42 College Pep Club 11-12, Track 12 February 27 Fifficktown ALLEN J. ROPECKA “Allee Trade School January 17 164 Senior Directory JOHN ROSE “Randy” Summerhill December 16 Electronic Technology Humanitarian Club I 1. Pep Club 11. Senior Play Cast KATHY ANN ROSS “Kath” Portage RD 2 March 26 Electronic Computer Programming Institute Humanitarian Club 11 DOUGLAS ROXBY “Doug Elton June 11 College Football 10-11-12. Varsity Club. Senior Play Cast. Newspaper Staff RANDY F. RUDDEK Randy Mt. Hope January 25 College Chorus 1 1-12. NHS 1 1-12. Pep Club 11-12, Jets Club 12 s South Fork April 22 Practical Nurse Humanitarian Club. Pep Club MARY SIVERINAC “Mary Ehrenfeld October 10 Practical Nurse VALERIE ANN SLIKO “Val Mt. Hope March 21 Library Club 10-11-12. Pep Club 11-12. Humanitarian Club 11-12 DIANNE L. SMITH Elton Smitty May 22 Cambria Rowe Chorus 10-11, Pep Club 11-12, Girls Volleyball II. Girls Basketball 11. Humanitarian Club 11 IRMA SMITH “Irma Portage RD 1 March 30 College Pep Club 11-12. Humanitarian Club 11-12. NHS II- 12. Band 10-11-12. Library Club 12. Jets Club 12. Sr. Play Cast. Yearbook Staff 12 LOY A. SAWYER Loy” Mineral Point February 25 Service GARY SCHRIFT Gary” Summerhill September 30 Army Football 10-11-12, Track 10-11-12, Varsity Club II- 12 DONNA LEE SHANNON “Donna” Sidman Secretary September 30 DONNA SHOPE “Stinker Ehrenfeld Practical nurse February 25 Pep Club I 1-12. Humanitarian Club 11-12 BARBARA SIGG “Barb PAUL SNYDER “Poopsie Onalinda April 17 Service Football 10. Pep Club 12 JOSEPH STAMPLIS Joe” South Fork March 11 Millionaire Wrestling 10. Foobtall 11. Baseball 11-12. Pep Club 11 FLORENCE STEVANUS “Floss” Creslo July 23 Marriage Humanitarian Club 11-12. Pep Club 11-12 FRANCES STRAVINSKY “Tanny St. Michael December 15 Dental Hygienist Yearbook Staff 12. Flagtwirler 10-11-12. Pep Club 11- 12, Humanitarian Club 11-12 165 Senior Directory NORMAN T. STRAYER “Norm Elton May 15 College Football 10-11. Track 10-11-12, Varsity Club, Humani- tarian Club GEORGE JOSEPH SUSKO “Muskie Llanfair March 19 College Crosscountry 10-11-12. Track 10-11-12. Varsity Club 11-12. Jets 11-12. NHS 11-12. Pep Club 11-12 PAULETTE JEAN SUSKO Putt’’ South Fork RD 1 September 17 Undecided Chorus 10-11-12, Library Club 11-12. Pep Club 11-12. Humanitarian Club 11 SHERRY ANN SWANSBORO Cher St. Michael February 14 Receptionist Library 10. Chorus 10-11. Humanitarian Club 11. Pep Club 11 JOHN SWELFER Cub” Dunlo July 26 Navy NHS 12 Ehrenfeld February 12 Employment Pep Club 10-11. Humanitarian Club 11. Majorette 11- 12 MICHAEL G. TOKARCIK “Monk Beaverdale March 9 Employment Track DUANE TOKI “Duane Eureka 42 February 10 Service Wrestling 10-11-12 DENISE TOWNSEND “Nink South Fork June 15 Typist Band 10-11-12. Pep Club 11-12 ROBERT TURGEON “Bob Dunlo March 21 College Wrestling 10-11-12 U BERTHA SWOPE Bert Beaverdale Albright College March 18 Pep Club 11-12. Humanitarian Club 11-12, Color- guard 11-12. NHS 12. Student Secretary 12. Senior Play Cast. Yearbook Staff 12 EVELYN SWOPE Eve” Beaverdale September 18 Practical Nurse Pep Club 11-12, Humanitarian Club 11 PATRICIA ANN USNIK Pat Dunlo October 6 University of Pittsburgh NHS 12, Humanitarian Club 11-12, Newspaper Staff 12, Jets Club 12 V GARNET VAN MALE Garnet Lloydell January 9 Undecided T SANDY THEYS San” DEBRA VARNER Debbie Mineral Point May 31 166 Senior Directory Secretary Pep Club I I. Humanitarian Club 11-12 BRIAN VELMAR “Musky South Fork September 8 Service BARRY EDWARD VERPRAUSKUS “Barry Sunshine ju]y iq Electronic Institute Chorus 10-1 1-12, Football Manager 10, Pep Club 12 KATHRYN VRABEL “Taffy” Beaverdale May 7 Penn State University NHS 12, Junior Play. Senior Play, Student Secretary 12, Chorus 10-11-12. Pep Club 11-12, Humanitarian Club 1 1-12. Cheerleader 10-11-12, Yearbook Staff 12 W EMERSON WADSWORTH Em Dunlo March 12 Computer Institute JOHN CHARLES WADSWORTH “Wadsy South Fork June 18 College Football Manager 10. Jets Club 1 1-12. Jr. Class Play. Senior Class Play. Chorus 10-11-12 WILLIAM WADSWORTH Bill South Fork Electronics March 9 Stage Crew PATRICK WALSH Pat Sidman College March 14 Basketball 10-11-12, Humanitarian Club 11-12, (Vice- President 11). Baseball 10-11-12. Varsity Club 10-11- 12 PRISCILLA WASKO Cilia Fifficktown August 23 Computer School Humanitarian Club 11-12, Library Club 11, Pep Club 12 EDWARD J. WEGRZYNIAK Ed Eureka 42 May 6 Service Stage Crew 12, Jets Club 12, Track 12 RICK R. WESS Rick Portage RD 1 December 4 College Football 10-11-12. Chorus 10. Varsity Club, Newspaper Staff 12 ALICE WHERRY “Alice Beaverdale May 30 Undecided ROBERTA WILDE “Roberta Wilmore Heights June 6 Undecided CLIFFORD WILLIAMS Kip Beaverdale March 23 Air Force NANCY WILLIAMS “Nancy Elton May 14 College Class President 10. Band 10-11-12. Stage Band 11-12. Senior Play Cast, Junior Play Cast, Humanitarian Club 11-12, Jets Club 12. Newspaper 10-11-12 (Editor 12) GEORGE WILLS Skip” Portage RD 2 June 9 Army Football Manager 12 LA VERNA WILLS Babes Portage RD 2 August 23 Marriage Humanitarian Club 11, Pep Club 12 167 Senior Directory CAROL WILSON “Carol Devil's Hollow July 2 Computer School Humanitarian Club 11-12, Pep Club 11-12 DEBRA ANN WILSON Debbie” South Fork October 5 Beautician Humanitarian Club 11, Pep Club 11-12. Student Sec- retary 12 JOAN WILSON “Joan” Summerhill August 22 Nurse Band 10-11-12. Humanitarian Club 10-1 1-12, Pep Club 11-12. Yearbook Staff 12 SHARON JEAN WILSON Elton January 2 Secretary Chorus 10-11-12. Humanitarian Club 11. Pep Club II- 12 DONALD BRUCE WILT Don” South Fork RD 1 June 10 College Jets Club 12, Humanitarian Club 12. Wrestling 12, NHS 12 JOYCE WIRFEL Joyce” New Germany December 30 College Pep Club 11-12. Humanitarian Club 11-12, L.ibrary Club 11. Newspaper Staff 12 BARBARA WISE Barb St. Michael December 15 Florist Majorette 11-12 (head). Yearbook Staff 12. Junior Play Cast, Senior Play Cast, Humanitarian Club I 1-12. Pep Club 11-12 DORIS WOLFHOPE Dorie Elton October 20 University of Pittsburgh Band 10-11-12, Pep Club 11-12, Humanitarian Club 11-12, Student Secretary 12, Yearbook Staff 12, NHS 12, District Band 12 Y BERNAD1NE YAN1K Bernie” Eureka 42 February 23 Beautician Band 10-1 1-12. Pep Club 11-12, Humanitarian Club I 1 PATRICIA ANN YANZET1CH “Patty” Sidman April 26 Artist Pep Club 12 MARK ANTHONY YETSKO Wilmore December 2' College Humanitarian Club 12, Jets Club 12, Newspaper Staff 12 Z KENNETH ZAKRAYSEK Zak” Llanfair August 29 College Football 10-11-12. Wrestling 10-11-12. Track 10-11- 12. Varsity Club 10-1 1-12. Senior Class President. Hu- manitarian Club 11 Class Colors Powder Blue and Black Flower White Orchid Motto From Here We Go Alone 168 Benefactors SPECIAL BENEFACTOR—E. L. Jones Motor Sales American Legion Auxiliary Post 551 American Legion Post 551 Beautyline Homes, Dunlo Benshoff Farms, Quality Produce Mr. Mrs. James A. Burkey. Jr. Mr. Mrs. James A. Burkey. Sr. Pete Burioni, Burioni Mink Ranch Cambria Wilbert Vault Co.. South Fork Doctor Mrs. Romuald Caroff Carpenter’s Country Store Costlow Mink Turkey Farm Dee Jay’s Pizza. Nanty Glo Mr. Mrs. C. O. Dimond Dunlo American Legion Post 573 Eastern Dist. Co.. Portage Empire Foundation Inc., South Fork John Fabo First National Bank. South Fork Branch Mr. Mrs. John Fornadel Anna Rose Cornell's Store Mr. Mrs. Alva Berkey Bob Jean Mr. Mrs. Robert W. Christ 1889 Clubhouse Michael Cononie Mr. Mrs. Eugene Costlow Gary Costlow Bob Dixon Duffy's Store Dunlo American Legion Auxiliary- 573 Ell Pat A Friend Mr. Mrs. Scott Fuller Marjorie D. Gates Homer C. George. J r. Mrs. Helen Guerrieri Joseph Harish Horvath’s Store leni’s Beauty Salon Mr. Mrs. Irwin Jackson Mr. Mrs. Evan Jones Mr. Mrs. Paul Jordan Rime’s Hotel Mr. Mrs. Stanley Klimchock Paul, Rick Kenny Kuchenbrod “The Girl Watchers Homer C. George, Jr., Funeral Home Holiday Loans Horner Motors, Windber Mr. Mrs. Albert J. Keller Rev. Father Joseph R. Kiniry Leventry Auto Body Llanfair Grocery Long’s Welding Repair Service. Sidman Frank, Mike and Tim Lucci Helen Malesky, GBU, Summerhill Mr. Mrs. H. Marsteller. Baltimore McCalls’ Rambler Sales Service Mr. Mrs. Price McMasters Mickus Hotel Miller Motor Company Mr. Mrs. William R. Minor Mr. Mrs. Wendell L. Myers Friends J. Kudrick—P. Valko Garage, Dunlo Bob Kyler Lentine's Barber Shop Logrando Furniture. South Fork Mr. Mrs. Ronald Matlin Mr. Mrs. Dail Oswalt McDonald Plating Mr. Mrs. Ellwood McGough Mr. Mrs. Forrest McIntyre William McQuillen Mr. Mrs. Marlin Mervine Mary. Michael and Anna Marie Mikoch G. H. Miller Mr. Mrs. Paul R. Miller Mr. Mrs. Donald Murphy Mr. Mrs. Raymond E. Myers A. M. Nastase Mr. Mrs. Anthony Nastase Mr. Mrs. Paul Nigborowicz Mr. Mrs. Michael Ondesko Parkey’s, South Fork John Patrick Mr. Mrs. George H. Plummer Father Anthony J. Pollack Mr. Mrs. John Puto Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church. Ehrenfeld Mr. Mrs. Donald J. Penatzer George Pettorini Salix State Bank St. John's Catholic Church. Summerhill Schrader Body Inc., South Fork Scrv-A Belt Co. 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