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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1970 volume:

1970 FORESTER A Hand in Things to Come At the conclusion of three full years. We slip from the hand which has molded us To face life as individuals. These three years w'ill be remembered and cherished; If we have successfully met their challenge Of responsibility and opportunity. We can be proud and confident. Facing the future with Youth, enthusiasm, and ambition. Each one of us will have A hand in things to come. Whether we become parents. Dentists, chemists, or lawyers. The quality of our three years here Determines the quality of our future. Our role may, or may not, be worthwhile; It is up to us and the way we apply Ourselves, our knowledge, and our abilities. Forest Hills High School Sidman, Pennsylvania Vol. 4 TABLE OF CONTENTS Activities 22 Faculty and Administration 4 Sports 72 Junior High 104 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY DAVID L. SMITH—Superintendent of Schools B.S.—Lock Haven; M.Ed.—Univ. of Pitt. TWILA PATTERSON—Secretary JOHN M. URBAN—Assistant Superintendent B.A.—Penn State Univ. M.Ed.—Univ. of Pitt ADMINISTRATION JOSEPH P. VIA DICAN—High School Principal B.A.—Si. Francis; VI.Ed.—Univ. of Pin FLORENCE WISSINCER—Secretary JUDY KOLAR—Receptionist SAM PLUMMER Assistant High School Principal B.S.—Lock Haven M.Ed.—Penn State Univ. 7 BOARD OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS—SEATED: Raymond Wens, John Dimond, Joseph Stapleton, George Kelley and James Hurkey. STANDING: James White, Anthony Nastase, Gilbert CarofT (Solicitor), Michael Matsko and Robert Cann. Meetings Regular monthly meetings of the Board of School Directors are held on the second Tuesday of each month in the conference room of the Forest Hills Senior High School, Sidman, Pennsylvania, at 7:30 p.m., prevailing time, except when National Holidays fall on the second Tuesday. OFFICERS—SEATED: Anthony Nastase, President; James Burkey, Secretary; and George Kelley, Treasurer. STANDING: Raymond Wess, First Vice Presi- dent; and Robert Cann, Second Vice� President. 8 DOROTHY STINEMAN Guidance B.S.—Univ. of Pilt M.Ed.—Univ. of Pitt ft STEVE HRAPCHAK Guidance B.S.—Indiana M.S.—Indiana FRANK LEACH Social Worker B.A.—Si. Francis MARTHA KOZAR Social Worker B.S.—Lock Haven M.Ed.—Penn State Univ. MARY BETZ R.N. Nurse Mercy Hospital School of Nursing. Johnstown 9 Business Office THOMAS V. NEFF Business Manager Secretarial Staff HELEN GDI)LA MILDRED MITCHELL 10 I—I Federal Program DELORES MUCKO Educational Secretary BETTY SMITH Educational Secretary PAULINE KESTERMONT Teacher Aide WILMA OWENS Teacher Aide Building Maintenance GEORGE CHULICK. Assistant GEORGE SELEPAK, Foreman Cafeteria Staff NELLIE BARTKO. ANNA MILLER. CESERINA SMIACH. DAISY WHITE. HENRIETTA LISKA, MATILDA SLONAC.and OLGA DiMUZZIO ANDREW ADAMCHAK Bookkeeping I.II: Office Practice B.A. Univ. of Pittsburgh VICTOR BALOG P.O.D. B.A. Univ. of Pittsburgh MICHAEL BARTON American History B.S. Univ. of Pittsburgh M. Ed. Univ. of Pittsburgh 12 F.H.H.S. WESLEY BERKEBILE Metal Shop. Mech. Drawing B.S. California M. Ed. California Cross Country Coach FACULTY ROBERT BERO Algebra II. Trig.. Sr. Math B.S. Lock Haven Wrestling Coach WALTER CELMER Amer. Hist.. World Cultures B.A. St. Francis ALBERT DAMICO Art B.S. Edinboro M.Ed. Penn State L’niv. REGIS ENDLER Physics. Chemistry B.S. Lock Haven. M.Ed. Penn State Asst. Football Coach. Jets Club Adv. 13 FACULTY L J i HELEN FOREMAN Typing I.II: Exploratory Beckley College Standard Permanent PETER GDULA Business Math B.A. St. Francis: M.Ed. Indiana Track Coach ARTHUR CATTY Choral Music B.S. Indiana M. Music Ed. Duquesne DIANA GVOZDICH Office Practice, Typing I. Business Exploratory B.S. Shippensburg 14 SARA MARIE HONADLE World Culture � B.A. Seton Hill Adviser—National Honor Society FRANK KOZAR Biology B.S. Lock Haven W.Ed. Penn State Univ. Athletic Director 15 FOREST HILLS HIGH SCHOOL FRANK KRENTZ Typing II. Bus. Machines Business Law and Sales B.S. Shippensburg FRANCES MATVAY English 10.12 B.A. Univ. of Pitt M.A. Penn State Univ. ELIAS KUDRICK Driver Education. Safety Education B.S. Lock Haven GEORGE MESORAS Physics, Trig. B.S. St. Francis Masters Equivalent WILLIAM LEE Driver Education Safety Education B.S. Lock Haven BERNICE MOCK Shorthand 1.11 Typing I,II B.S. Indiana 16 FACULTY m DARLENE MATHIESON Homemaking, Health B.S. Indiana PHILLIP MOLLERS Instrumental Music B.S. Duquesne Univ. M. Ed. Univ. of Pitt PENNY MATLIN Physical Ed. B.S. Indiana Cheerleading Adviser ---------------------------------5 CAROL MORGAN English II B.S. Indiana Student Council Adviser ROBERT MYERS Wood Shop B.S. Penn State Univ. Ski Club Adviser MICHAEL PETRUNAK Plane Geometry B.S. Clarion M. Ed. Penn State Univ. wsf TEACHERS GEORGE PETTORINI Biology B.S. Indiana M. Ed. Indiana HENRY POLASKO Librarian B.S. Clarion M.Ed. Univ. of Pitt Adviser—Humanitarian Club, Great Books 18 PAUL ROBINSON Spanish IIJIIJV B. Ed. Duquesne Univ. Asst. Baseball Coach JOHN ROMANCHOCK Wood Shop, Metal Shop B.S. California KATHLEEN RONAN Homemaking, Health B.A. Indiana HANS RUDDECK German IJUII.IV B.A. St. Francis Masters Equivalent 19 CHARLESSPONSKY Physical Ed., Health B.S. Lock Haven M.S. West Virginia Univ. Head Football Coach ANTHONY TURCHETTA P.O.D. B.A. St. Francis Social Studies. Dept. Chairman DORIS SHEBER Special Education B.S. Clarion JOHN SUNDERLAND Chemistry. Senior Science B.S. St. Francis Masters Equivalent 20 PAULYlHAS English 12 B.A. Si. Vincent Adviser—Newspaper, Rocket Club. Great Books TEACHERS EARL WADSWORTH Physical Ed.. Health B.S. Kansas State Jr. High Football Coach FRED VESPA Amer. Hist., Consumers Ed. B.A. St. Francis Asst. Football Coach Sr. Class Play Director CAROL W ESS English 12. Comp. 11,12 B.S. Shippensburg Forensics Adviser 21 . ACTIVITIES Student Council Reactivated This year. Forest Hills has or- ganized and has re-activated the Stu- dent Council. The main purpose of the Student Council is to represent the student body and to allow the opinions and views of fellow class- men to be presented and discussed. Meetings are held monthly to dis- cuss these various problems. In this way. Student Council senes as a student government. Faculty advisor for the Council is Mrs. Morgan. She has provided the necessary' advice and help needed to re-organize the Student Council. Activities of Student Council are designed for the benefit and for the enjoyment of the students. In Decem- ber, a Christinas Dance was held and proved to be a great success. Music was provided by the Kindred Spirit. Proceeds from the dance will help pay for new letters for the front of the school building. During January, Student Council was instrumental in obtaining money for the Student Flower Fund. In the event of death in the immediate family of a student, flowers are purchased with this money. A total of eighty dollars was collected. On January 19, faculty members and Student Council officers dis- cussed the procurement of letters for the front of the school building. The discussion was held at the ju- nior high school, and gave Council officers an opportunity to voice opin- ions concerning the proposals. Through the efforts of Student Council, the students of Forest Hills can now present their views and opinions of school activities for dis- cussion. John Novak, Secretary; OFFICERS: John Hostetler, President; Candy Callaher, Vico President and Dianne Muoko, Tr« asurer. 24 SEATED (Clockwise): T. Kosmac, D. Mucko, S. Sc h rift, C. Gallaher. H. Bodenschatz, J. Dancl. G. Chulick. 1. l lzman and J. Myers. STANDING: K. Sliko, R. Mainhart. J. Hosteller, I). Frank. R. Trovato, B. Penrod. G. Valko. C. Beveridge, M. Patterson, B. KaufTman, W. Seese and C. Theys. Absent: M. Andrykoviteh, J. Novak and S. Johnson. Mrs. Carol Morgan (at right). Stu- dent Council Advisor, discusses an upcoming program with Candy Gal- laher (at left). Junior Class Rep- resentative, and Ruth Ann Boden- schatz. Sophomore Representative. 25 National Honor Society Inducts 32; New Ceremony Used The National Honor Society, under the direction of Sara Marie Honadle, conducted a new induction cere- mony this year. The theme was based on that of King Arthur and his Round Table. Each newr member was dubbed a knight’’ of the NHS by its president. Mary Topper. Picture at top right shows the president dub- bing” Robert Burkett. The ceremony opened w ith four members delivering speeches on leadership, scholarship, character and ser- vice—the four requisites necessary to become a knight” of the society. The names of the 32 inductees, twenty seniors and twelve juniors, were then announced. These new members were chosen by secret ballot of the faculty from a list of all eligible seniors and juniors. As each name was called, the candidate approached the presi- dent, knelt and was dubbed a knight” in the National Honor Society. To conclude the ceremony, the 20 members drank a toast to the 32 inductees for their suc- cess in the NHS. The National Honor Society meets monthly to dis- cuss plans for activities to be held by the organization. Mary Topper, president, cleans table in preparation for the Spaghetti Dinner held on Sunday, November 16. at Greek Church llall, Dunlo. OFFICERS: M iss Sara Marie Honadle, Faculty advisor; Bernadette Mayanc� ik, Secretary; Janet Petrunak, Vice President; Walter Prozialeck, Treasurer and Mury Topper, President. 26 The National Honor Society in order to raise money lor its NHS Pins came up with a new and different money making idea—a spaghetti dinner. It was held on Sunday, November 16 at the Greek Church Hall in Dunlo. Senior members of the NHS, together with their advisor. Miss Honadle, and their mothers, prepared the meal and served it. A substantial crowd turned out for the social and made it a great success. A turkey, donated by the Costlow Turkey Farm was raffled off during the dinner. The spaghetti dinner in conjunction with the chances on the turkey netted the organization a profit of $157.00. Pictures at the left show some members of the National Honor Society enjoying the fruits of their labor. FIRST ROW: G. Ross, K. Layman, I . Law, B. Guhuny, M. Topper, I). Weftrzyniak, B. Mavancsik, C. knavel, G. Chulick, I). Murk� and K. Lehman. SECOND ROW: B. Marion, I). They®, G. Johnson, M. Ondesko, C. Myers, S. Louder, J. Petru- nak, S. Myers, S. W ill and Sharon Will. THIRD ROW: S. Sehrift, P. W adsworth, B. Skoner, C. Woolaston, S. Ronan, N. Wilkinson, S. Chuckalovcak, E. Maslar, M. Plummer, J. Long and E. Bodenschatz. FOURTH ROW: D. Yalko, M. Patterson, D. L'snik, R. Burkett, D. Potchak. F. Impala, W. Prozialeek. D. keilman, J. Lucas and V. They®. FIFTH ROW’: C. We� � , J. Hostetler, G. Gdula, A. Bassett, T. Cordek, R. Fedore, M. Milstead, M. Gerko and F. Makoczy. ABSENT: J. Novak. N.H.S. Holds Spaghetti Dinner Humanitarian Is Most Active Club One of llie largest and most active clubs at Forest Hills High School is the Humanitarian Club. There are 140 clues paying members in the organization. It has a varied and well rounded program of activities. With its altruistic purpose the club has been very beneficial to all con- cerned. Monthly meetings, or oftener if required, are held to outline and discuss activities as well as check on the progress of existing projects. One of the club’s major projects is the sponsoring of four children through the Christian Children’s Fund and the Foster Parents’ Plan Inc. A 812.00 fee must be paid monthly for each “adopted” child. This mon- ey is used for the education and welfare of the child. Several mem- bers of the club act as a correspon- dence committee and they write to to the children and directors to learn of their progress. Another important program spon- sored by the club is that of the foreign exchange student. This is done in co-operation with the Inter- national Fellowship Program. A For- est Hills student is sent to a foreign country for ten weeks to attend school and to get a first hand look at the customs, tastes and philosophy of that country. All expenses incurred by the exchange student are paid for by the Humanitarian Club. A third worthwhile project of this organization was the sending of Christmas packages to area service- men in Viet Nam. The club donates to needy and worthy causes when possible. This year it purchased a portable color T.V. for Mark Grassar, a sophomore at Forest Hills, who has been para- lyzed due to a swimming mishap and unable to attend school. In order to pay for the above projects the Humanitarian Club held two successful sub sales this year. Henry Polasko Advisor OFFICERS: Toby Cordek, President; Candy Gallaher, Secretary; Mae Jean Plummer, Vice President and Elwood McGough, Treasurer. 28 CHRISTMAS PACKAGES—El wood McGough, chairman of the project, together with Elaine Hodenschatz (left) and Jo Ann Long prepare a Christmas package for a serviceman in Viet .Nam. The Humanitarian sent twenty such package to district servicemen serving in Viet Nam. Each package contains! a variety of items; such as, books, tablets, pens, stationery, shaving items, candy and gum. SUBMARINE SALES: Two submarine sales were sponsored by the Humanitarian to help pay expenset incurred in its programs. Some 800 subs were made at each sale. Assembly lines were formed; each student was as- signed a particular job. At the left we see the beginning of the assembly line. The bun is cut and made ready to be filled. Continuing on in the assembly line, the sub is filled with pressed pork, cheese, lettuce, sliced tomatoes, pickles and cooked salami. Onions are optional. The complet d sub is finally wrapped and marked; it is then stacked in its proper pile. Approximately forty club members worked at each sub sale. 29 CORRESPONDENCE COMMITTEE: Sylvia Drozdik, Donna Wcgrzyniak, Jniifrr Marvak and Sara Jam- Hughes. Theae niomluTs of the Humanitarian Club wrote to the foster children and their dirivlors monthly informing them of school events as well as personal items of interest. They also sent Christmas and birthday cards to the children. The Humanitarian Club spoiison d these children through the Foster Parents' Plan and the Christian Children's Fund. Foster Children Kitty Jean McIntosh Cherokee Indian Project, Oklahoma D«-ccmber 25,1955 G rade--Seven t h Favorite Subject—History Favorite Sport—Swimming David Alvin Dollarliide Cherokee Indian Project, Oklahoma February 7, 1955 Grade—Seven I h Favorite Subject—Spelling Favorite Sport---------Basketball Donna Elaine Seller� Cherokee Indian Project, Oklahoma August 23,1955 Grade—Eighth Favorite Subject-Reading Favorite Sport—Softball Dimitrios Tsimas Northwestern Greece November 19. 1955 Grade---2nd year of high school Future Plans--To In a teacher 30 BONITA CABANY REGINA MACHADO Humanitarian Club Sponsors Program Last summer Bonnie Gabany visited Bogata, Colom- bia, as part of the student exchange program at Forest Hill High School. Bonnie’s trip was sponsored and paid for by the Forest Hills Humanitarian Club under the direction of Mr. Henry Polasko, advisor. While in Bogata, Bonnie stayed at the home of Familia Solorzano. Her Colombian father was the owner of a Silver store and shop. Her sisters were Martha. 17 and Consuelo, 15. There ivas one brother, Fernando, a 11-year-old boy. Bonnie attended the Instituto Del Carmen School. Her subjects included Spanish, Colombian literature, historv and music. During her 10 week slay, she took an excursion to the Caribbean to Carta Gena and Santa Maria. Bonnie has this to say of her Bogata trip. “I loved the people of Colombia very much. Although their customs, dress and food may be different than ours, they are basically the same warm hearted wonderful people that Americans are. My trip was an experience that I shall never forget and was one that I II always he grateful for.” Bonnie had a chance to show her international fellowship and good will by having Regina, a Brazilian exchange student, as her sister and guest. Regina Helena Pena Machado, a 17-year-old Brazil- ian exchange student, attended Forest Hills High for 10 weeks in co-operation with the Humanitarian Club and the International Fellowship Program. Regina, who lives in Sao Paula. Brazil, arrived in the United Stales December 19 and returned home in early March. She was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Gabany of South Fork, R.D. 1. Regina is the daughter of Paula Aquino Machado, a Judge in Sao Paulo. She has two sisters, Vera and Heloisa Helena. She attends Colegio Santa Marcelina and her classes include Portuguese, Knglish. French, history, philosophy, geography, math and chemistry. Here at Forest Hills she attended classes with her American sister. Bonnie Gabany. Regina was astounded by the abundance of snow during her visit. This was the first time she had ever seen it and she said it w'as beautiful. She visited Washington, D.C. over the Christmas holiday and the State Farm Show in Harrisburg. A trip to New York w as also on her agenda. The people are very friendly and I simply love it here,” said Regina when asked about her visit. The students at Forest Hills found Regina very friendly and cordial. 31 SENIORS-----SEATED: C. Kovalich, 1. Ond« ko, J. Maryak, C. Lewis, N. Civic, K. Lohmun, J. Margo, D. New and E. Bo- dcnschatz. STANDING: C. Mo rock, I . Hull, J. Kefi, B. Penrod, F. Spaid, M. Poldiak, II. Levicky and H. Mainhart. UNDERCLASSMEN—SEATED: M. Gerko. L. Mehall, G. Ko � , P. Mindi� h, P. Myers, A. Katrancha, C. Ondesko and J. Us- nick. STANDING: D. Hainan. R. MiUlead. D. Usnik, M. Zubal, M. ( rrgg. D. Slucliinski, B. Quinn, R. Ludika, C. Bever- idge, D. Minor and E. V on Lunen. JETS Club The Junior Engineering Technical Society is in its third year at F.H. H.S. April 10th is the target date for the annual JETS Science Fair which will be open to the junior high and neighboring schools. Prizes will be awarded to those showing the best originality, purpose and presenta- tion. Mr. Regis Endler is the advisor of the non profit organization whose goals are to stimulate student inter- est in the scientific field and to ac- quaint students with outstanding scientists. Through the science fairs held each year, the students are able to display their own abilities and interests in the area of engineering and science. Qualifying members of the club will make a field trip at the end of the term. OFFICERS—FRONT: Dave Keilman, Secretary; John Novak, Vice President; Regi Endler, Advi or; Frank Impala, Treasurer and Boh Burkett, President. 32 John Novak proudly display hi him ribbon which he won for hi out tand- hig project in the '69 Science Fair. The judge awarded him fir t prize for hi well organized project on Sch- lieren Optic . • DIS?‘-Ays!PHOTOPLEIHYSMOGRArri' • «sP The P.P.G. project by Bob Burkett, on the left, and Bob Mainhart wa one of many pro- ject which fail d to reach the heart of the judge . 33 tumAI Set� � 1 . Ci w « � I Growth Progress WI ' of — - nfeKUBQII P787 3 2? nches RocK Jemiclass Jaiz. USIC upc v ms «mSK S -! A project dealing with the effect of music on plant growth by Irma Smith (Class of '69) held a firmly r � otcd Second Prize in the 1969 JETS Science Fair. ,IA; rfffflPl mutter .EMS I It ST This project of Rocket Photography launched the team of Mark (iregg, Dan Usnik and Mike Zuhal to a third place win in the Science Fair held April 18, 1969. 34 OFFICERS——SEATED: Michael Zubal, Vice President and Mark Gregg, President. STANDING: Richard Ladika, Secretary and Terry Horner, Treasurer. F.H. Launches Rocket Club A model Rocketry (dub was started this year at Forest Hills. It is composed of stu- dents who are interested in model rocketry and all of its facets. Mr. Paul Julias is the club's advisor. One of the feature events to be held later in the year is a contest to determine the best rocket builders in the club. Proposed rocket meets with other schools have been planned by the members. The viewed films on rocketry, one of which was a member- made film. There are presently twenty-five members in the club which is led by Mark Gregg, president. Last year Rocketry was part of the JETS Club program but it was decided by several students to begin a club dealing only with rockets. Plans are presently under way to launch a rocket sometime in the spring of the year. SKATED: D. Selepack, M. Rowland, M. Gerko, D. They� , J. Pastovic, S. Drozdik, L. Sackett, D. Mehall and G. See� e. STANDING: D. Cononie, D. U� nik, R. Millstead, D. Stuchin� ki, W. Wise, D. Minor. T. Mo� � , B. Quinn, W. Vroble, R. Burkett and R. Mainhart. 35 Student Librarians Act As Aides Student librarians under the direc- tion of Mr. Henry Folasko, school librarian, act as aides for their fellow classmates. These library assistants willingly sacrifice their study halls to help others. A few of their many jobs are to check out books, to help students find needed materials and to straighten books and magazines. Very often the librarians have stim- ulating discussions with the head librarian. Mr. Polasko. These students are to be com- mended for their service to the school and to the student body. Barb Skoner (left) assisted by Chris Myers check out a book for a senior class- male, Jeannie Maslar. Library Aides Twila Gratlan Wilma Beveridge SEATED: D. New, C. Knavel, E. Bodenschatz and C. Myers. STANDING, FIRST ROW: J. IVtrunak. D. Jones, L. Weaver, C. Reed, D. Jones and .Monica Ondesko. SECOND ROW: R. Skoner, M. Pcola, P. Harsliberger, C. Woolaston, J. Long, D. Penalzer, C. Myera, G. Gallardy and B. Gochnour. Linda LttH and Penny Spittal, both senior� , ch rk the file for some needed information. Cindy Woolaston make a call as Deni e liufford. seated at her right, and Pat Wadsworth look on. Denise was the only junior secretary. Joyce Benton, Mae Jean Plummer. Bernadette Marion and Nancy Kiefer were the four remaining senior secretaries. Student Secretaries Nine girls volunteered their ser- vices as student secretaries. Each day they reported to the office of Mr. Plummer, assistant high school prin- cipal. These girls gave up their study halls and free periods to aid Mr. Sam Plummer and Mrs. Betty Smith. Ed- ucational Secretary assigned to the office of Mr. Plummer. The girls’ duties included distributing absentee lists to home rooms, checking on ex- cuses of absentees, answering the tele- phone, running errands and other incidental jobs assigned by Mr. Plum- mer. Of the nine student secretaries, eight were seniors and one a junior. These girls were a big help to Mr. Plummer and he extends to these secretarial aides sincere thanks for their very helpful services. 37 Scholastic Quiz on T.V. Scholastic Quiz was a local T.V. program patterned after the College Bowl, a nationally famous T.V. quiz show. It was telecast weekly over WJAC-TV which cosponsored the show with the L niversit) of Pitts- burgh at Johnstown. Members of the Forest Mills quiz team were Barbara Skoner, Dunlo; David Keilman, St. Michael; Toby Cordek and Alan Bassett, both of South Fork. Cail Johnson, Salix, was the alternate. Forest Hills was a two-time win- ner on the quiz show and brought to the school two S150 scholarships to the I Diversity of Pittsburgh. Each contestant received a Science Year Book and a orld Book Dictionary. For their first win Forest Hills competed with Somerset High School on Sunday, January 18. and won by a score of 2(X)-70. The following Sunday, January 25. they met and defeated Conemaugh rea High School. 215-1 10. Clearfield Area High School, how- ever, beat Forest Hills on Sunday, February 1. by a 200-100 score. SCHOLASTIC Ql IZ CONTESTANTS. In-rrt i« Cail John non. a junior at Forcsl Mill-: wa- tin alternate. Outstanding Teenagers Three seniors have been chosen as Outstanding Teenagers of Ameri- ca for 1970 by the Outstanding American Foundation. They are John Hostetler, Barbara Skoner and Toby Cordek. These seniors, nominated for this honor by their school, will compete for state and national awards in the Out- standing Teenagers of America Pro- gram. The Outstanding Americans Foun- dation, a nonprofit foundation dedi- cated to honoring, inspiring and en- couraging young people to take full advantage of opportunities in Ameri- ca, sponsors this awards program annually. The recipients for this honor were selected on the basis of ability and achievement. They will compete with other winners in the state for the Governor’s Trophy awarded annual- ly to the most outstanding teenager of each slate. Winners compete for national awards. JOHN HOSTETLER BARBARA SKONER TOBY CORDEK 38 URSI ROVl : Mr. Paul Robinson, I). Mucko. G. Ro , I . Law, J. Marvak, M. Topper, L. Mehall, T. Kolmar and G. Chulick. SL(.O.M) ROW : B. Gabany, N. Civic, J. I nik, C. Fornadel, G. Johnson, L. S« dei, B. Marion, C. knavel and L. Cononie. I 111HI RO : J. Petrunak, I). Skoner, E. Boden-ohat . P. Dierling. E. Maslar, C. Woolaston, B. Skomr. J. Ixing, G. (.bulirk and M. Onde ko. FOURTH ROW : T, Vounkins, S. Konan, G. Eacciani, M. Bialas, R. Plishka, M. Patterson, C. Thcys, J. Tonna and S. Cbuckalovcak. FIFTH ROW : R. Christina. R. Plishka, G. Gdula, A. Bassett. T. Cordek, R. Fedore, D. heiliuan and F. Makoczy. Mr. Joseph Madigan. high school principal, presents charter to Bonnie Gabany, club president, as Mr. I aul Robinson, advisor, looks on. Spanish N.H.S. Another new organization formed this year was the Spanish National Honor Society which operates similarly to the National Honor Society Chapter. This chapter, named the Bolivar Chapter alter the great Spanish hero. Simon Bolivar, was chartered by the American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese in January 1970. Its purpose is to recognize high academic achievement in Spanish and to promote the understanding of Spanish. This year’s chapter has 51 members comprised of 26 seniors, 18 juniors and 7 sophomores. To become a member, a student must have completed 2Vz years of Spanish and must maintain an —B average in that language. Chapter advisor is Mr. Paul Robinson, Forest Hills Spanish instructor. A submarine sale was held on Saturday, March 14 to help defray expenses of the club. OFFICERS: Robert Fedore, Vice President; Ronnie Gn- bany. President; Duvid Keil- nian. Secretary and Dianne Mucko, Treasurer. 39 KNEELING: Micharl Zubal, Brian Quinn, Robert Mainhart and Chris SeeM . STANDING: Cindy Reed, Deni� � Ruddeck. Denise Selepack, Pat Chopick. Dale Custer and Joni Pastovic. Radio Club in Its First Year An entirely new club was formed this year un- der the direction of Mrs. Carol Wess. It is the Ra- dio Club. It is a group of students interested in a career in the field of radio and television broad- casting. To gain some experience ’‘behind the mike” the club organized a program entitled “Stu- dent Notes”. It is aired every Friday on the school’s puplic address system. It broadcasts notes of inter- ests around the school, editorials and some music, such as the song of the week. The program has been well received by the student body. Program director is senior Bob Mainhart who has a part time job with the radio station WEND in Ebesnburg. It is hoped that the interest will continue in the club’s activities and that it will become a perma- nent part of the school’s activity program. 40 Bob Mainhart, program director, assisted by DtniM' Ruddock prepare to broad cast the weekly “Student Notes”. Forensic Club Formed This new and enthusiastic club was designed to improve oral com- munication abilities among students. Of the nineteen club members only fifteen compete at a meet, five in each ol the three categories, in- formative, persuasive and extempor- aneous speaking. Six area schools took part in this interscholastic event. These included Westmont, ttlacklick, Ferndale, Cen- tral Cambria, Portage and Forest Hills. Three meets were held, the first at Westmont in January, a second at Forest Hills in February and a third, the county meet, in March at Ebensburg. At each meet, a contestant in the informative and persuasive classes gave his speech three times at IVz hours intervals. Those participating in the extemporaneous field were given a choice of three topics for each round. Then they were per- mitted to use the library for a thirty minute study of their topic. This was followed by a five to seven minute talk on their topic. Mr . Carol VI’ ess Advisor Paula Mellik prepare� to {five her speech at the Forest llills meet in February. FIRST ROW: S. Hughe� , P. Mellik, C. Gallaher, J. Leach, S. Will and B. Krupka. SECOND ROW: C. Woolaxlon, L. Tackett, K. Mainhart. B. Penrod. M. Cerko and M. Plummer. ABSENT: J. Kesick, J. Everhart. I . Dierling. L. Makin. C. Seese, J. Ba ile and K. kro kie. 41 The Farmer's Daughter “Local boy makn good” an Willie Singeltrce, played by Bob Burkett, rapture- and return- the villain, Toby Cordek, to the McDougal living room. For his act of bravery, Willie wins the respect of Ma (Cindy Woolaston), Pa (John Novak) and Annie McDougal (Janet Leach). He likewise regains the admiration of Sally (Judy Everhart). ’69 Juniors Host Plays With merely three days remaining of the 1969 school year, the junior class closed their successful chain of activities with the presentation of two amusing one act plays. The curtain rose on the The Far- mer's Daughter as a sly hut hand- some gentleman paid a visit to the McDougal household, his unsuspect- ing victims. Toby Cordek's villainous acting revived the old-fashioned melodrama as he used his suaveness to connive Sally, a sweet, innocent farmgirl, whose dream is to make good in the music world, into giving him her long saved money. All ends well, however, when, at the last crucial moment, Sally’s childhood sweetheart halts the sneaky crook and returns her money. The plays were under the direction of David Knepper. English teacher. Action breaks out as the Villain breaks in to awaken Ma and Pa from their lackadaisical air. STUDENT DIRECTORS Mae Jean I’lurnmer Pat Wadsworth 44 Hu jjlioM (Barbara Krupka) is apprehended by the teen-agers (Boh Mainhart. Paula Mellik. Susie Vi ill and Klaine Bodenschatz) ami so thwart the scheme of Ross to gain his aunt's inheritance. Ghost For Rent The second play. Ghost For Kent, opens as 4 teen-agers, hoping to earn some money, answer an ad in which a prim old miss, Margaret Hastings advertises for a ghost to scare off her greedy nephew and his wife. While earning out the plan, Syl- vester. the teen age ghost, uncovers a scheme by Ross, the greedv nephew. Ross had hired Mortimer, a ghost, to trick Ross’s aunt into moving, thus leaving her inheritance to him and his wife. Aware of this, the four kids devise a plan to overcome Ross’s scheme. It works and Miss Margaret retains her inheritance, Ross goes to jail and the teen-agers are amply rewarded. Row (Wavnc Rubovrik) disrusM1� the ghost with his uunt. Miss Margaret. Ilis attempt to frighten her appears to he in vain. Ross and his wife, Nelia. (Peggy Pease) are caught as they attempt to flee. His aunt. Miss Margaret, (Bonnie Gahany) tells him how she, with the help of four teen-agers and the teen age ghost. Sylvester, (Alan Bassett) heat him at his own game. 43 Senior Class Play Presented December 4th On December 4 the Forest Hills Senior Class, un- der the direction of Mr. Fred Vespa, presented its an- nual class play entitled. Hail, the Hunkering! Hero. The play which was a farce-comedy, depicted the struggle of Clifford Clod, the hillbilly hunkering hero, in his climatic and meteoric rise from an unknown at home to an unknown in college—until he scores the winning touchdown for Gillette Tech against arch-rival Schick University. Never has there been such a galaxy of cuh-razy characters! There is Maw and Paw Clod, who think their son must have stopped to play on the way home from school (he's been gone for two weeks), the boi- sterous, hot tempered, little coach who hasn't won a game in years, the cunning and stunning campus cuties. the all-beef-and-no-brains football team, and the shim- mering cheerleaders who wow the audience with their dismal, lack-lustre cheering. Student directors for the play were Monica Ondes- ko, Mae Jean Plummer and David Frank. A matinee performance was given for the entire student body during the afternoon of December 4th and that evening the public was invited to attend. Wayne clobber Clod with hi teddy bear, after he wa rudely awakened by Clod' moan . Fred Vespa—Director Clod (Toby Cordek) i me merized by the (lampu Cuties (Su ie Wilt and Pat W ad worth). Meanwhile Wayne Kubovcik, Karen Smay and Hob Trovato, a hippie , look on. 44 Raltrnstall and Fletcherwith, played by Alan BaMe« and Dave Heilman, are disgruntled beeauae they are awakened by Mod moans of pain. I hey find out lat« r that he in homesick. Coach O’Brother (Dale Bourdess) and Pa Clod (Harry Levicky) comfort Ma Clod (Cindy WoolaMan) after Clifford decides to leave home to become a football star. Coach O’Brother informs Doctor klunk (Bob Burkett) that the phone must be con nected to the wall before he can make a call. Rattenstall waves his fist threatening- ly at Clod because he has just been cheated out of an entire’s night’s sleep. 45 “The Lookout” Published Monthly The LOOKOL T. the school news- paper. is published monthly by a staff of 27 students. Mr. Paul Yuhas is the faculty advisor. There is ap- proximately 600 copies sold per is- sue. The paper averages six pages per copy with a special eight page edition for Christmas. A two-week deadline is given to reporters to turn in information on their respective news items. The re- maining time is allotted to layouts, typing of stencils and mimeograph- ing. The LOOKOUT costs 10 cents per copy. The profit realized in the sale of the paper is used to buy need- ed materials for the paper. Mae Jean Plummer Co-editor Paul Yuhas Advisor Bernadette Marion Co-editor REPORTERS—SEATED FRONT: Veronica Maslar and Mary Helen Bialas. SEATED MIDDLE: Bernadette Mayancsik, Llaine Bodenscliatz and Joann liOiig. STANDING: Daniel Yalko, Frank Impala. Fldward Fiffick, Toby Cordek and Frank Spa id. 46 TYPISTS—SEATED: Stephanie McCarthy, Debbie Drum- and Barbara Patalune. STANDING: Kathy Ru� m II. Janet Leach, (Christine McNertney and Paula Mellik. MANAGERS—SEATED: Jean- nie Ma lar, Sylvia Drozdik and Gandy Gallaher. STANDING: Robert Mainhart, Curt Bever- idge and Mark Gregg. 47 1970 Forester Staff ALBERT J. KELLER Advisor . 1 u nl Editors 48 JEAN RESICK Copy Editor MONICA ON DESKO Editor-in-Chiof MARY TOPPER Layout Editor Publicity and Business Mgr. JOYCE PERRIN SALLY MYERS Seniors KARRAR SkONER JANET PETRI NAK Faculty and Administration BONNIE GABAN1 TOBY COHDEK FR Nk IMPALA CHRIS MYERS 49 Photographers Typists ROBERT BURKETT, JOHN NOVAK, DAVID KEIIMAN. SUSAN SHRIFT, NANCY WILKINSON Jl DY OSHERSKY. STANDING: PEGGY BETZ PAT JASTRZEBSKI CINDY WOOLASTAN SEATED: PAULA MELLIK SUSAN SHAY ROSEMARY GIALLONARDO Activities 50 Sports DONNA WEGRZYNIAK DALE BOLRDESS PAT WADSWORTH Juniors DIANNE MLICKO GEORGETTA CHUL1CK CINDY ONDESKO CANDY GALLAHEK Sophomores SYLVIA DROZDIK SARA JANE HUGHES GAIL JOHNSON 51 240 Attend 1969 Senior Prom 240 students attended the 1969 Senior Prom held in the high school gymnasium on Saturday, May 3. The theme of the gala affair was “Moon Over Athens” and purple and white were the dominating colors used in the elaborate decorations. The Junior Class was the host for the prom and it spent many hours preparing for the event. Junior girls acted as receptionists and waitresses. The high light of the evening was the crowning of Gail Lapinsky as queen of the prom. Gail was chosen by members of her class as were her six attendants. These included Michele Korenoski, Joan Albertelli. Carolyn Helsel, Eileen Brumbaugh. Kathy Molton and Jennie Custer. Crown bearers were Cynthia Leipchack and Wayne Seese, friends of the queen. The crowning took place during intermission. John Hostetler, president of the Junior Class crowned the queen. Refreshments served during the evening were chips, pretzels, assorted nuts and soft drinks. Jimmie Cannin and hi orchestra furnished the music for the three hour dance. John Hostetler crowns Gail Lapinsky queen of the 1969 Senior Prom. 52 Junior girl acte� d as hostess � � for the prom. Ile� re� J � an Kesick and Re e� mary Giallonardo cheek res- ervation cards while Paula Mellik. Susan Shay and Bonnie Jones wait to escort guests to their ta- ble� � . Guests arrive� e� arly for the prom and await anxieiusly for the dance� to be� gin. A large� running fountain was the� main ce� n- te� rpie ce� e� f the dance� i1m r. 53 Prom Queen Patricia Ja trzcbski, Queen; Koscman Giallanordo, Patricia Wadsworth, Deborah Denne, Marsha Wilson and Monica Ondesko. Gail Lapinsky Moonlight “Moonlight and Roses' was the theme of the 1970 Senior Prom which was held on Saturday, May 2. The color scheme was a three color combination of baby blue, French blue and white. The center piece was a large umbrella sus- pended from the ceiling and covered with roses. Crystal balls were hung on either end of the gymnasium. The tables were decorated appro- priately for the theme. Admittance to the dance was by reservation onlv. All details, such as decorations, res- ervations and refreshments, were handled by the junior committee who also acted as hostesses for the affair. and Roses” During intermission Patricia Jas- trzebski was crowned queen of the Senior Prom by Gail Lapinsky, the 1969 Senior Prom Queen. Members of the court were Marsha Wilson, Deborah Denne, Rosemary Giallo- nardo, Monica Ondesko and Patricia Wadsworth. Music for the dance was provided by the G.A. Combo of Johnstown. Cover Studio of Johnstown was present to take colored pictures of couples who desired a memento of this social event of the year. Prom favors and Memory booklets were given to each couple also as a remembrance of the 1970 Prom. 55 F.H.H.S. FIRST ROW: R. Giallonardo, B. kunkle, D. Kuddcck, D. Huflord. M. Gun allus D. Jenkins, V. Andrykovitch, M. Andry- kovitch and S. Drozdik. SECOND ROW: I . Spinal. I . Dierling, L. Sedei, L. Louder, I . Jastrz ab� ki, R. Walter� , D. IVnat zer, I), Mehall, I). Skoner and J. Wilson. THIRD ROW: J. Barbalish, J. Will� , M. Ilelsel, R. Gerahart, D. Aliquo, P. My- ers, I). Minor, T. Delorie, T. Moss and W. Seese. FOURTH ROW: L. Sarkett, J. Papoun, I). Roth, S. Shrift, F,. Boden- schatz, J. Long, A. Ardire, R. Chulick, R. Burkett, B. Penrod and T. Cordek. FIFTH ROW : M. DiCarlo, L. Jerome, K. Jone� , C. Chamey, J. Leach, J. Long. B. Ouinn, A. Bassett, G. Stoker and B. Wirfel. SIXTH ROW: C. Zalucki, W. Strayer. C. Miller, K. Hogan. C. F'arkas, C. Cullen, E. Fiffick, J. Dittmar, K. Gann, J. Feeh y and M. Brezovic. 56 CHORUS URSI HOW : R. Bodenseliatz, I . Mr ina. K. (Kmari. W. ( � ughnour, (i. Chulick, I). Murko, J. Chappell, I . Mindish. P. Seette and K. Claycomh. SECOND ROW: C. Stoker. J. Margo, I). krestar. T. Kler ic, I). Carpenter, K. Reighard, M. Utz- man, A. Katranelia. C. W ilkinson. I.. Wills arui R. (iahany. THIRD ROW : R. Devers, J. Rreyer, A. Oldham, I . Schrifl, S. Ilutzrll. R. Russell. C. Callardy, M. Rowland. I . Law and K. Jenkins FOURTH ROW : M. W irfel, G. Sickles. R. Beyer, J. S|ra er, R. MiLteud, K. Dorin. 1. Neff. hornadel. k. Allsopp. M. Bodenscliatz and I . Render. LIFT 11 ROW: R. Main- hart, E. Larmark, II. Levicky, W. Vroble, W. kuhoveik. J. Dam-1. N. Miller. T. Younkins, I . Mellik and C. Gallaher. SIXTH ROW: A. Moore. I). Rreyer, F. Myers, M. Raloga. R. Dixon, C. We � , M. Bialas. C. Woolaston, R. Stiffler, R. Wolfhope and k. Jennings. DISTRICT CHORUS: Cindy Miller, Toby Cordek, Paula M«‘llik, Kevin Cann Chorus rehearsal has its moments of and Bob Mainbart. These five chorus members attended the District Chorus laughter, too as is evident above. Festival held at W indher High School January 22,23 and 24. 58 Th«- Chorti Christmas Concert was held December 22 at the Forest Hills Junior High School before an overflow crowd. A maimer and evening performance were given. Chorus Has Busy Year I lie Forest Mills High School Chorus which meets one hour daily had another busy year of activities. I here are 137 members in the vocal group, 13 seniors, 35 juniors and 59 sophomores. The first major activity of the organization was the Christmas Con- cert held December 22. As part of its Christmas program the Chorus also went caroling throughout the Forest Mills area making stops at various towns within the school dis- trict. I he Chorus once again made a Christmas record and sold some 1000 records. The songs recorded were “Winter and “Jolly Old Saint Nich- olas. ' The annual spring concert was held in April to a capacity crowd as was the ariety show in May. I he ariety show featured individual talent ol the chorus members. 59 FOREST HILLS FIRST ROW: S. Kuhn, D. Mucko, G. Chulick, K. Layman, J. Oshersky, S. Hughes S. Pericli and S. Smith. SECOND ROW: S. Smiarh, D. New, M. Topper, S. McCarthy, I). Valine. R. Mcden and D. Orlovsky. THIRD ROW: I). Carpenter, S. Myers, J. Margo, K. Hutsky, S. Noon, G. Johnson, S. Louder and C. Weyandt. FOURTH ROW: S. Weyandt, C. Kcster- mont, D. Wilson, P. Wadsworth, J. Torma, C. Woolastan and M. Primel. FIFTH ROW': N. Wilkinson, I). Bourdess, D. Stuchinski, K. Gilpatriek. T. Smay, J. Vivian. D. Rrantzlcr and R. Fromhach. 60 MARCHING BAND ¥ FIRST ROW: I . Dierling, M. Andrykovitch, T. kosmar, R. Hillegas, J. Bopp, B. Webb, P. Rons and K. Claycomh. SEC- OND ROW: B. I'atalune, D. Denne, B. Aflon, P. Fisher, D. IlufTord, M. Gunsallus and L. Weyandt. THIRD ROW: C. 1c- Nertney, J. Wilson, D. Wegrzyniak, S. Shay, J. Petrunak, J. Barbalish, N. Dibble and B. Harrington. FOURTH ROW: R. ViolOiope, K. Russell, J. Wirick, C. katrancha, J. Maslar, 1. Plummer and B. Skoner. FIFTH ROW: B. Quinn, D. Sehrift, R. Plishka, L. Waddell, W. kubovcik, M. Bialas. D. Frank and A. Ardire. 61 Slimmer Band Camp Held Sandy Kuhn The band held its annual summer band camp August 18-29 at the high school grounds. 120 band mem- bers, color guards, majorettes, and flag twirlers attended tin two-week camp which started at 9 A.M. and ended at 8 P.M. each day with an hour lor lunch. Lunch was served in the school cafeteria. The purpose of the camp was for general rehearsal and to prepare marching routines for the upcoming football season. In order to better understand the routines, pictures were taken with the school T.V. camera and later shown to the band for study. Pictures below show some ol the band members relaxing during a break. Dale Bourdess Peggy Betz I)an Rrantzler The Band performed various routines during half time intermission at all Banger football games Th«- Ranger Rand was a «launch supporter of the Forest Mill football team. Here the band forms part of the Ranger Pep bib at the opening football game against Central Cambria. The Forest Mills lligb School Rand again participated in the annual Johnstown Christmas Parade held in Johnstown on Saturday, Novem- ber 15. The band, as in the previous two years, entered a float in the Christ- mas Parade. The float depicted San- ta coming from the chimney of the N bite Ilou with a look of dismay on bis face as be learned that I.RJ no longer lived there. 63 Majorettes Modernize Uniforms This year the majorettes modern- ized their appearance with new uni- forms. The new’ outfit consisted of a forest green skirt with shoulder straps and a gold blouse accented by a green apache scarf. The head ma- jorette's uniform was a white skirt with a gold blouse and scarl. With a bit of laughter and a lot of hard work the majorettes marched through a season of ioothal) games and parades. The squad worked through the summer and the football season to master routines for these events in w hich they participated. Included in this year's group are the following seniors: Janet Durica. Marsha Costlow. Toni Younkins and Nanette Martinage. Juniors are Susie Johnson. Pam Crute and Gail And- erson. Sophomores included Janet Johnson. Maria Fedore and Clara Gallardy. a substitute. The majorettes once again will compete in the majorette contest to be held at the War Memorial some- time in May. MARSHA COSTLOW, Co-Captain TOM YOUNKINS NANETTE MARTINAGE Susir Johnson. Nanrllr Martinage, Toni Younkintt, Pam Crute. Janet Duriea, Gail Anderson, Martha Costlow, Maria Fed- ore and Janet Johnson. 64 Pal Cord ok, Ruth Ann Nalepa, Charity Myers, Jean Resick, Jenifer Maryak, Val French and Sandy Moncilovich. Jean Resick, Captain Pat Cordek Jenifer Maryak Charity Myers F L A G T W I R L E R S s for flag, a symbol of nine, s for leading in which we do fine, s for active in all that they do. s for great, said only of few. s for troubles they must defeat, s for winning since they never get beat, s for ideas, so different and unique, s for routines and originality they seek, s for laughing and joking and yes, cry- ng too. s for everything that they do. s for Rangers and they’re number I. s for seniors and their part is done. 65 Sandy Moncilovich Put them together and what have you got A group in this area that’s tough to top. Color Guard Plays Major Role in Band The Color Guard plays a very im- portant role in leading the Ranger Band. The group spent much time planning and practicing their rou- tines. Sharon Prudhoe, a senior, is cap- tain. Other seniors include Marsha W ilson, Peggy Betz and Pat Jastrzeb- ski. Juniors are Sharon Croyle, Leon- na Louder and Joni Pastovic. There are three sophomores: Paula Brum- mert, Debbie Schrader and Melody Giles. This past year, the girls added more color to the halftime shows with additional new uniforms. These were gold satin blouses and green jumpers. FRONT: Sharon Croyle and Debbie Schrader. BACK: Sharon Prudhoe. Maoha Wilson, Peggy Betz, Leona Louder. Joni I'astovic, Paula Brummert and Pat Jas- Irebzaki. Sharon Prudhoe. Captain Marsha Wilson Peggy Betz Pat Jastrebzski BAND OFFICERS: Mary Topper, Sec- retary; Dave Frank (front center). Pres- ident; Michele Andrykovitch, Vice Pres- ident and Dan Rrantzler, Treasurer. STAGE BAND—FIRST ROW: II. Levicky, I). Rrantzler, J. Margo. W. Rubovcok, D. llufTord and S. Hughes. SECOND ROW: R. From bach, A. Ardire, C. Ratraneha, G. Johnson and R. Gilpatrick. TIIIRI) ROW: I). Frank, D. Sturhinski and D. Bourdess. FOURTH ROW: D. Knavel, B. Penrod and T. Smay. DISTRICT BAND: Carol Ratraneha, Ren Gilpatrick, Joanne Tomia and Raren Layman ( eat d). The Central Western District Band presented con- certs on February 6 and 7 in the auditorium of Greater Johnstown High School. The band was composed of student musicians from 50 high schools in six counties. 3 “Suzies” Rebuild Cheerleading Squad LEFT SIDE: Lucia Canonic, Suzic Honan (above), Mary Jo Canonic. CENTER: Carol Lapinsky, Ann I'oldiak, Carol kovalich, Suzic Will (above), Debbie They and Joyce Perrin. RIGHT SIDE: Pam Law, Suzic Chuckalovcak (above) and Linda Reighard. With the loss of nine varsity cheerleaders last year the three “Suzies” (Wilt, Ronan and Chucka- lovcak), the remainder of the ’69 squad, had a rebuilding job. Under the direction of Mrs. Penny Mall in, the three Suzies started the rebuild- ing during the summer months and with the opening of the 1970 school term the squad numbered twelve. There were six seniors, three sopho- mores and three juniors. Laughter rang out during the pep rallies this year as the cheerleaders performed their o w n version of l iugh-ln Skits. Their spirit and en- thusiasm boosted the Ranger spirit not only among the team members but the student body as well. Captain Suzic Wilt A typical cheerleader reaction to a Ranger T.D. is seen above. The cheerleaders proved to he the most enthusiastic supporters of the Ranger eleven throughout the nine game season. 68 Joyce Perrin, Lucia Lanonie, Linda Reighard and Debbie They� are seen above a� they, together with the other varsity cheerleader� , lead their arliool pep club in their conte� ! cheer ut the annual Cheerleading Contest held at the Johnstown War Memorial on Friday, November 21. Pep Club The Ranger Pep Club numbered some three hundred members during the 1969-70 season. The club, led by the cheerleaders, backed the ath- letes all the way and proved its loyalty by large turnouts at all sport events. The pep club members were the leaders at all pep rallies held by the student body throughout the vear. The club also attended the annual Cheerleading Contest held at the Johnstown War Memorial on No- vember 21. Although the Ranger Cheerleaders were not victorious in the contest, the pep club was proud of their efforts. School spirit, a necessity in all sport events, was the Ranger Pep Club’s chief aim. All indications show that the club met this aim. The cheerleaders, the ! o. 1 supporters of the Rangers, led the pep club at all athletic «-vents throughout th - vear. The pep club, part of the group pictured above, w«-re the chief boosters of the Rangers. Here lh«-y lend their support to the Ranger Basketball Team. 70 Sharon W ill. Pal Mindish, Jackie Danel, Mary Jo Oshaben. Marsha Rowland, Gloria Ross, Connie Myers, Joyce Spaid, Pal Messina, Candy Callahcr and Mickey Moss. I h Varsity and J.V. Cheerleaders applaud as ihe deciding basket is made in ihe game with Penn Cambria. Forest Hi Us won 70-67 for its third win in five starts. Fighting Ranger ► ' 'A-Z r J ' J . ££ Ztr- % —V •. - tFRST HOW: Fom Crattan, Jim WeS, Kmiti JMu-v. ken White, Hill Wise and Duve Miifbr. SECOND ROVI: Bill Barkliy- miT, iniifuiK. r, Brian Tollman. Pal Wpyamll. Bob Cluflick, Brian Deww, Charles RobeHfli und Mika Prozialtrk. TIIIBI) HOW : Jim Nrri, «Daw I’oteh'ak, John )litchelf. Walt lYozialerk, Jim KtTi and Ore k navel. KOI Rill BOW : Jude Basil� -. John Jones, Ed Dibbl� -..Jerry l vcnlr) ami Tom Sliuble. '1 'y� 4 ' V • fci •• wT „ s W k - v • _. . - r -o «s r .. , v v • ■ 57. « - - tr -jt • ♦ v ' a � Af• ! — • : • . � • v' o v i • . , Gridiron Squad i .� ■' V ■ - -V ?; i’ .JK ” .•• k “ , . r ‘ , 9 . A: v ra E?� f+Af ■ , -N 24 w - — r V aH5 'per- “• r • V« MfcS, FIRST ROW : hen K u lunlir..,L Wmnr S - t-, Toth M«� � -. (..tf l otfrnx-luii .. An '! � «- and Gary ZarnkliAX1: . ROW's Allen Gillc-. Keith bought� . Juh'n I-ii ralton. boug Saiill. G«.-{ g - Valftdf Joi- Seli-jiprh utuJ Alan Olrih.ini. rnunatHT. I H1RD' The Ranger front line hold strong a Dave Potchak (12) drops hark to pass in the home opener again ! Central (Cambria. The Ranger turned hark tin Red Devil 11-8 for it second win of the season. Dave Potehak scored 8 point in the vietory. Rangers Finish Season with 6-3 Record The Ranger Football Team once again had a suc- cessful season. It was one of the best offensive teams in the district. A total of 242 points was scored during the nine game season. Total yardage gained was 2769. Of this, rushing accounted for 2245 yards and passing 524. There were 74 passes attempted and 39 of these were completed, a 52% completion average. The toughest loss came at the hands of the Cone- maugh Valley Blue Jays, played during a downpour of rain at the Point Stadium. The final score was 26-16 in favor of the Jays. Other losses were to Richland and Windber. The home opener against Central Cambria proved the most satisfying win since the Rangers were out to avenge defeats of the two previous seasons. High scoring honors were shared by John Hostetler and Dusty Knavel, each of whom scored 60 points. Dave Potchak ended the season with 46 points and Greg Knavel with 24 was next. Du ty Rnavt l (20) evade a diving tackle and get out ide for a gain of 19 yards, all in a losing cause. Conemaugh Valley dumped the Ranger 26-16. FIRST ROW: G. Zaramba. W. Prozialcck, M. Valko, J. Neri. J. Feeley, P. Ruchenbrod. SECOND ROW: J. Jones, D. Knavel, D. Potrhak, F. McCloskey and G. Knavel. STANDING: D. Krhn and J. Hostetler. Player of the Week LINEMAN GAME BACK D. kehn PORTAGE J. Hostetler G. Zaramba CENTRAL CAMBRIA D. knavel M. Valko SOMERSET J. Hostetler W. Prozialeck CONEMAUGH J. Hostetler VALLEY and D. knavel J. Feeley RICHLAND G. knavel J. Jones CAMBRIA HEIGHTS G. knavel G. Zaramba and NORTHERN D. Potchak M. Valko CAMBRIA J. Neri FERNDALE D. knavel and J. Hostetler P. kuchenbrod WINDBER F. McCloske Tom Graltan (83) make� a sweep around hi� own right end for a long gain in the game against the Red Devil� of Central Cambria. Forest Hills won 11-8. John Hostetler (40) evades would be tacklers of Central Cambria. He later scored from the four to end a 12-play, 83 yard march. During the regular season, John, 5-11, 175 pound halfback carried the ball 117 times, gained 817 yards and scored 60 points. He was among the district gridders to receive the Johnstown Tribune- Democrat Scholar-Athlete Award. The award is based on football prow- ess and scholastic attainment com bined. 77 SENIOR CORNER: Senior memben of Ranger gridiron team silently and seriously prepare for the first home game against Kbenshurg. They appear to be aware of the losses of the two previous seasons and they are intent upon winning. Forest Hills elected to receive the opening kick-off in the game with the Red Devils of Central Cambria. Forest Hills won for their second victory of the season. L 0 7406 86 ' , � ' ' ! M % • . 1 . - • • , l‘V; f 1 I I t I 4 i � • • • • - { Alt .1 KUMWiMlItt s ||i 78 John Hostetler (4-0) dives up tin- middle for a first down in th« Northern Cambria game. The Rangers, who piled up 314 yard in a devastating ground attack, won 46 34. Season Summary Portage OPPONENTS 6 FHHS 22 Central Cambria 8 14 Somerset 12 24 Conemaugh Valley 26 16 Richland 19 8 Cambria Heights 16 48 Northern Cambria 34 46 Ferndale 13 60 Windber 6 0 COACHING STAFF: Fdward Te- rek. Regis Fndler, Fred Vespa and Charles Sponsky, head coach. 79 SENIORS Dave Potchak John Hostetler Dusty Knavel Greg Knavel Frank McCloskey Don Kehn Charlie Plummer Jim Reft Mike Valko Walt Prozialeck Tom Shable Jim Neri Frank Shable Allen Gilles Jerry Leventry Mike Prozialeck Ed Dibble John Mitchell Bob Naglic John I .ration 80 Frank Kozar—Athletic Director Athletic Director in Charge of All Sports Mr. Frank Kozar is the Athletic Director of the Forest Hills High School sports program. He is in charge of scheduling all athletic events, in the hiring and paying of officials, in the payment of guarantees and in the requisition and purchasing of athletic equipment. He works closely with the high school principal concerning all these matters. As Athletic Director, Mr. Kozar must arrange for ticket sales, oversee the preparation of the fields of play and have all necessary equipment ready for any scheduled athletic event. The athletic committee of the Board of School Direc- tors is advised of any needs of the athletic program and this committee in turn presents such needs to the entire Board for approval and requisition. Varsity Club FIRST ROW: Mr. Charles Sponsky, Tom Grattan. Dan Shall, Dale Bourdess, Jim Neri, Art Moss, Gary Siplivy, Gary Zaram- ba, Dave Durniock and Mr. Fred Vespa. SECOND ROW: Carl Bopp. John Bertolino, El wood McGough, Dave Reilman. Bill Barkliymer, Bob Chulick. Mike Poldiak. Doug Smith, Allen Gilles and Walt Proaialeek. THIRD ROW: Mike Prozialeck, Frank Spaid, John Mitchell, Randy Beisel, Frank Shahle. Gary Kuhn, Jim Refi, Dave Potchak. Dusty Rnavel and Lud Droknick. FOURTH ROW: Mike Valko, Don Rehn, Gerald Gutsky, Jude Basile, Curt Burkev, John Jones, Mike Cornell. Frank McCloskey, John Hosteller and Greg Rnavel. FIFTH ROW : Don Deyarmin, George Fraikor, Revin Cann, Paul Ruch- enbrod, Charlie Plummer, Bob Naglic, Denny Rollu, Tom Shahle. Jim Feeley and Ed Dibble. 81 FIRST ROW: Dave Siplivy, R«gr Siifiler, Glenn Steel, Charle Romanrhock. Chris They and Guy Myers. SECOND ROW: Jim Felix, Gary Bernal, Mike Poldiak, Mike Myers, Dave keilman and John Novak. THIRD ROW: Bruce Penrod, Frank Myer . Richard Stull. C oach Berkehile, Jim Straver . Rick kestcrmont. Randy Bcisel and k« n kulin. Rangers Finish With 5-4 Record The Ranger Cross Country Team finished its season with a 5-4 record in dual meets. The team was led by such seniors as Mike Poldiak, who led in individual scoring, and Richard Stull, who also was first to reach the finish line several times. Ken Kuhn, a junior was never defeated in any event prior to a respiratory illness, and Randy Beisel. another outstanding junior, each earned individual trophies in the Ferndale Invitational Meet, one of the major events of the season. In this meet 13 schools competed. The future success of the team is very promising as there are seven underclassmen who have earned their letter as well as varsity experience this past season. The 1970 Cross Country Team will be under a new coach since Mr. Berkehile has accepted an administrative position at Chief Logan High School in Mifflin County, Pennsylvania. Mike Poldiak, a senior, was the outstanding runner for the Forest Hills Cross Country Team this year. He led in indi- vidual seoring with 45 points. 82 John Novak Michael Myers Bruce Penrod David Keilman Richard Stull Coach. Wesley Berkebile 83 Hay I'apcunik, Mark Patterson, Thad Stupi, Jom Feeley, Mike Brrzovec, Denny Holla, John Jones Jim Ditlmar and Mark Ko .ar. Absent: Rich Wiesheier. Rangers Show 4-4 Record in W. Central League Forest Hills Rangers closed out its basketball sea- son with a 4-4 record in the West Central League com- petition and ended up in the third place slot. Laurel Valley with an 8-0 mark took first place honors and Conemaugh Valley with a 6-2 mark came in second. Blacklick Valley and Portage ended in fourth and fifth places respectively in the 5-team league. The Rangers showed an over-all record for the 1969-70 season with a 9-11 won and lost card. With only one letterman returning this year. Coach Augie Kielp had a rebuilding job on his hands. The Ranger varsity team was made up of one senior, five juniors and four sophomores. Team totals for the 20-game season showed that the Rangers compiled 1158 points to the oppositions’ 1240. Of their total points the Rangers scored 422 field goals and 314 fouls. The team foul shooting averaged 63 per cent having made 314 shots out of 498 attempts. Denny Rolla, the lone senior and only letterman, was the workhouse for the Rangers as he sparked the team with his 503 points. Through his efforts the Forest Hills team made a favorable showing for the season. 84 Coarh------Aiipti� ! kielp r DENNIS HOLLA Denny sparked the Hanger team this ear with a total of 50.'! points in 15! games. He missed two games because of a sprained ankle. His high games for the season were against Central Cambria and indber in which he scored 10 points each. Denny, a 6-1 senior, averager! 28 points per game and was selected on the second team of district all stars. In compiling his 50.'! points, he tossed in 180 field goals and made 14.'! touls ol 201 attempts, a 71 percent average. Denny’s 28 point average per game was second high in the district and carried a double significance in view of the Ranger's below -par performance. Kolia (42) out jump Yencho of Penn Cambria in the tightest game of the season. The Ranger M|iieakr l out a 70-67 win on their home court. Kolia scored 29 points, 15 of them by way of the foul line. Mike Brezovec (32) score on these jump shots in the Penn Cambria game in which he scored 11 points for the victorious Rangers. This 20-game season Mike was the second high scorer for the Rangers with 204 points, a 10.2 average per game. His single high game was against the Portage Mustangs in which he scored 19 point . 86 Jim Feeley at the foul lin« . Jim scored 53 points in the 16 gamo in which he participated. Thcw included 24 field goal� and 5 foul shots. B Varsity Season Summary Ml OPP. 73 Central Cambria 68 51 Westmont .54 65 Central Cambria 44 52 W indber 64 70 Penn Cambria 67 83 Ferndale 48 .50 W estmont 65 42 Richland 71 74 Portage 45 41 Richland 83 57 Conemaugli allex 79 33 Laurel Valley 51 69 Black lick V alley 47 74 Ferndale 69 46 Conemaugh Valley 72 38 Penn Cambria 62 57 Portage 37 55 Laurel Valley 63 61 W indber 72 67 Blacklick Valley 59 W on 9 Lost 11 John Jones (40) shoots from the out- side in tin Cresson game in which he scored 9 (mints. His season total was 90 points, 34 field goals and 22 fouls, for a 4.7 average per game. Iliad Stupi (center), hemm« d in by I'enn Cambria opponents, attempts a shot. He was the Hunger � third high scorer for the season with 113 points. Ihese included 32 field goals and 49 fouls, a 6.2 average per game. Ilis high single game was 13 (mints uguinst Conemuugh Valley. 87 Rich W i e� hei er it seen shooting in the J.V. ganu against Penn Cambria, lie started the season as a regular member of the J.V. squad but moved up to a permanent berth on the varsity tram early in the season. In J.V. competition he scored 76 points in four games with a 34 point outburst against Windber J.V.’s. Rich was fourth high scorer on the varsity quintet with 106 points, 45 field goals and 16 fouls. Ilis high single varsity game was 12 points against Cresson. ■■■■ 88 Junior Varsity Records 9-11 Season T. Gearliart. J. Dittmar, T. Herter, Vf. Vroble, II. Devers, M. Ko .ar, J. Felix, H. Papounik and I). Skoner. The Forest Mills Junior Varsity Basketball Team, coached by Mr. Joseph Soohy, ended its season with 9 wins and 11 losses. Eleven sophomores made up the team this year. They were led by Mark kozar who was high scorer for the season. He compiled a total of 178 points. 72 Held goals and 34 fouls. Mark also played in 13 var- sity games and scored 36 points. Runner-up scoring honors went to Has Papeunick who scored 118 in the twenty-game schedule. Ray scored 52 field goals and made good 44 loul shots. James Dittmar was third high with 108 points, 37 field goals and 34 fouls. Mark Kozar (below) score?� two in this jump shot against Penn Cambria. Forest Hills won 45-35. J.V. Schedule FH OFF 40 Central Cambria 50 40 Westmont 31 53 Central Cambria 37 68 indber 64 45 Penn Cambria 35 29 Ferndale 33 36 W estmont 31 45 Richland .50 59 I ’ortage 45 39 Richland 58 28 Conemaugh Valley 47 40 Laurel Valiev 31 39 Blacklick alley 54 41 Ferndale 47 51 Conemaugh Valley 44 11 Penn Cambria 45 .54 Portage 39 24 Laurel V alley 37 44 W indber 48 36 Blacklick alley 61 Jim Dittmar here scores two of his six |H� ints again� ! Penn Cambria in a winning cause. 89 Forest Hills Participates in HI-Y Program The A is a YMCA-sponsored club (or high school age hoys which provides its members unlimited opportuni! for activities resulting in accelerated personal growth and development. Its purpose is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and communit) high standards of Christian character. The Forest Hills IIM participated in the physical program this year. The major activity was a team entered in tin 'l MCA basketball league. A total of five teams made up the league and these included Johnstown. indber. Conemaugh alley. Joe Johns and Forest Hills. There was an eight-game schedule played. Forest Hills ended its season with a 2-6 record. High scorer for the Forest Hills quintet was Lud Drobnick with 107 points. He also placed third high scorer for the league. A schedule follows. FOREST HILLS OPPONENT 34 Johnstown 47 45 Conemaugh Valley 25 69 Wind her 72 39 Joe Johns 41 33 Johnstown 38 30 Windber 46 56 Conemaugh Valley 40 Forfeit loss to Joe Johns OFFICERS: John Hostetler, Secretary-treasurer; Ceorge Fraikor, Vice President; and Don Deyarmin, Pre ident. Edward Walukas, Ludwig Drobnick. Bruce Penrod, Dennix Bencosky, John llo.ntetler, Ceorge Fraikor, James Refi, Michael MiUtead, William Stampli . Don Deyarmin and Mr. Frank krenlz, advi� er. 90 FIRST ROW: Robert Myers, I . Ilill, E. Madigan, M. Mat ko. L. Rcighard, C. Reed, K. Reighard. J. Iloke, D. Barkhymer, B. krupka. 'I'. Ko� mac, 1. Odiaben, R. Ciallonardo. K. (alo and J. Mitchell. SECOND ROW: J. Onhersky, I . Law, M. Topper, J. Margo, I . I’rarrr, K. Cdula, G. Johnson, I . Vi i ingrr, R. Gearhart, I). Custer, K. Sdepack, D. DiMarino, F. Black. S. McCarthy and I). New. THIRD ROW� : . krajew ki, V. Madar, R. Mrdm, J. Maryak, I). Selepak, K. Percosky, M. Molitar. M. Papcunik. K. BaMian, J. (Kilpatrick. B. Patalune, D. Drum . M. Andrykovitcli and J. Chulick. FOURTH ROW: E. Tranter, C. Gallardy, I). Roth, T. Epnley, C. Weyandt, R. Oxford, I . Hull, J. (bsall, S. Wilt, L. North, J. I'apmn, L. Weyandt, R. Trovato, S. Hardiherger and R. Bodenschatz. FIFTH ROW: P. Molnar. K. Hogan. M. W ilson. W . Iloke, I . Wadsworth. M. Susko, S. Diinond. A. Ardiri , I). Stuchinski. J. Hand, R. Swell . J. Margo. B. Ripper, R. W’iesheier, E. Maslar and C. Farkas. SIXTH ROW : R. krrns, F. holar, S. Prudhoe, N. Martinage, M. Patterson, M. Cononie, F. Spaid. I). Potchak, W . kiihovrik, I). Smith, P. Bet ., B. W eaver, J. Hand. C. Johnson and M. Poldiak. SEVENTH ROW: I). Soohy, J. Mitchell, B. Penrod, R. Fornadd, V. Sliko, O. Cottrell. J. Dittmar, G. Smiach. D. Hull. F. Myers, k. Gann, G. Cullen. R. W ilson, II. Levicky and J. Refi. Ski Club in Its First Year I he Ski Club, another new club organized this year, was under the direction of Mr. Robert Myers. Of the 120 members in the organization there were about 60 active members. Skiing took place at the Blue Knob Ski Resort located in Blair County. A lee of $6.00 was charged per student for each ski trip. This in- cluded a SI.00 bus transportation charge, rental of skis, boots and two poles; a one hour lesson by a qualified ski instructor, use of the lilt and one free hour of pleasure skiing. OFFICERS: Suzic Dimond. Vice President; Sharon Prudhoe, Treasurer; Ron kren . President; Robert Myei , adviser; ami Mardia W iUnn. Secretary. 91 VARSITY—FIRST ROW: K. Gilpatrick, D. Nadonley, S. LuuitT, I). Ilandrl. I). Shall. A. Mow, R. krisko and D. Bourdo� . SECOND ROW: R. Weaver, D. Stuchinaki, D. Durniock, R. Bero, Coach; G. Stoker, T. Paluch, D. krantzlcr and R. North. Dave Durniock, Dah Bourdess. Gary Stoker, kirby Swopr, Ted Paluch and ken Gilpatrick watch intently and pa- tiently await their match in the West- mont encounter. Art Moss is congratulated by teammates, Dave Stuchinski and Dah Bourdess after he decisions his man in the Westmont match. Art had the best record of the Ranger squad. In dual meets he had a 9-5 r« cord and in tournament com- petition he had a 2-2 record. Art, a junior, wrestled in the 127 class. Gary Stoker was the outstanding senior wrestler with a record of 5-7-2 in dual meets and a 2-2 record in tournament matches. He competed in the 145 weight class. 92 Stoker, Outstanding Wrestler Gary Stoker, who wrestled in 145 weight class, received the outstand- ing senior wrestler award offered by the school. He was selected by Rob- ert Bero, wrestling coach. Gary also received the outstanding wrestler award offered by the Tri-County resiling Conference. This award is based upon the wrestler’s leader- ship, attitude, desire and record. Gary was runner-up in scoring for the Ranger squad, lie had an overall record of 7-9-2 which in- cluded a second place win in the Christmas tournament. Two of Gary’s w ins were by pins. The Rangers ended their season with a 3-11 record in dual meets. The squad was led by Art Moss, a junior, who sported a 11-7 overall record, lie also placed second in the Christmas holidav tournament. Dale Bourdess, a senior, led the team in pins with four. Ilis overall record for the season was 5-12-1. FH 1969-70 SI M M Ain OPI 5 Johnstown 48 23 Claysburg 28 16 Tussey Mountain 30 4 Somerset 40 3 Cambria Heights 49 33 Richland 16 34 Ferndale 19 3 Westmont 48 7 Jenner Boswell 40 20 Central Cambria 26 12 United 33 3 Central 53 11 Conemaugh Area 38 23 Penn Cambria 21 Won 3 Lost 11 (ioarh Bero having a tenue monnnl hul adding encouragement, a Dave Stuchin ki await. hi match. FIRST ROW: V. Nadonley, 1. Sickles, R. Miller, A. Ardire, K. Swope, J. Bitter and E. Vie� � . SECOND ROW: B. Thomas, E. Cnrgon. D. Felix, K. Felix, J. Poling, S. Ilorvath, W. North and D. Siplivv. THIRD ROW: F. Zalar, D. Burkett, S. Kinhlock, J. Kacliur, E. Baroni, R. Bukovsky, T. Huff and C. Romanchock. FOURTH ROVi : G. Horner, B. Penrod, M. (Cottrell, J. Molton, J. Breyer and B. Reighard. 93 1—Sam Ixmder in a tough predicament. 2—Art Mo� � deci� ion� hi� opponent. 3-------------Ken (Kilpatrick goes for an escape. 4---- Ted Paluch in a painful situation. 5— Don Nadonley being broken down. 6—Dale Hourdess in a cross body ride. 7—Dan Shall attempts a reversal. 94 Dave Ihirniork Heavyweight I � l« Bourdcft 180 k n Cilpatrick 165 Ted I'aluch 154 Rick Krinko 133 Dan Shall 120 Dave Handel 112 Sam l ouder 103 Seniors FRONT: Bob liller—120, Mike Col- Irell-Heavyweight, Bruce Penrod— 138, Mike Sickle� —145. BACK: John Novak—138, Briar Weaver—Manager, Jeff Callaher--145, Dan kranlzler---- Manager. 95 FIRST ROW: C. John non, T. Grattan, R. Ladika. J. La z rat ion, T. Eppley, M. Poldiak, D. Hainan. C. Bopp, J. Kushner, I). L« a« h. A. Ardire and A. Moss. SECOND ROW': M. Prozialeck, F. Spa id, D. Potchak, J. Mitchell, J. Refi, W . Prozialeck, M. Zubal. D. knavel, L. Blough, M. Myers, D. Frank, G. Valko and W . Hoffman. THIRD ROW : Coach Gdula. J. Jones, G. knave I. R. Jones, F. Myers, J. kalwanaski, 1. Brezovec, G. Fraikor, C. Burkey, M. Valko. J. Hostetler, M. Cornell, R. Beisel and Manager, T. Yakicic. Michael Poldiak Frank Spaid Record Breakers Dusty knavel...100 in 10.3 200 in 22.8 410 in 51.4 Mile Relay Team, 3.35 John Hostetler .... 880 Relay team Frank Spaid . . . .High Jump, 5T0” Dave Potchak .... High Jump, 5’8” Mike Poldiak . . . 2 mile relay team, 8.54 David Potchak 96 Dusty Knavel John Hostetler Walter Prozialeck John Mitchell George Fraikor Dave Keilman Michael Valko Michael Prozialeck John Lazration James Refi Track Team Has Successful Year During the 1969 Track season the Forest Hills Rangers broke nine records. John Hostetler and Mike Poldiak ran on record breaking relay teams. Frank Spaid and Dave Potchak broke high jump records. The Rangers were undefeated in minor competition and placed high in major events. Prospects for a good season in 1970 look very bright. The returning senior lettermen are Dusty Knavel, cur- rent holder of the 100, 220 and 440 yard sprints and a state meet participant; John Hostetler in the relays and hurdles; Dave Potchak in the discus and high jump; Frank Spaid, current holder of the high jump record; Mike Poldiak, Walter Prozialeck and Mike Prozialeck in the distance runs; and Dave Keilman in the javelin throw. Junior lettermen are John Jones and Curt Burkey, sprints and relays; Carl Bopp and Randy Beisel. distance run- ners; Mike Cornell, pole vault and shot put; and Art Moss, javelin. 1969 RESULTS OPPONENT F.H. Shade, Rockwood. Ferndale 1st. United Relays 2nd. Windber-Somerset 1st. Mountain Conference Relays 6th. Conemaugh Area 1st. United Invitational 5th. Mountain Conference Meet 5th. Cambria County Meet 4th. United Invitational 7th. District 6 Meet 5th. Gregory Knavel Rangers Are 1969 Section I Champs Hie Forest Hills Hanger Baseball Team copped first place in Section 1 competition for the '69 season with a 9-1 record. Their only loss came at the hands of Richland. 6-2. the initial game of the season. I he Hangers, however, lost to Windber, Section 2 champs. 7-2 in sectional play-offs. They also tied Wind- ber 1-1 in an intersectional game during the regular season. A third loss came at the expense of Phillipsburg. 3-2 in District 6 semi-finals. The overall 1969 season record ended 9-3-1. the best in the three years of the Forest Hills's jointure. Ten seniors of the '69 class were on the squad. Among these were the three top hitters. Bill Matsko (.129), Hay Danel (.357) and Gary Coutts (.324). The 1970 season will be highlighted by the return of Hangers top hurler, Denny Holla. He compiled a 6-3 record during the '69 season. Also returning will be pitcher Frank Shable who had a 2-0 record. Other re- turning senior regulars will be Lud Drobnick, third base- man. and John Bertolino at shortstop. Junior regulars to return are Elwood McGough, outfielder, and Doug Smith, catcher. The biggest problem for the '70 Hangers will be hitting with the loss of power in the three top hitters to the graduating '69 seniors. Bill Matsko beats out an infirld hit in the final game of the reason against IVnn Cambria. Forest Hills won 5-0. Bill was top hitter with a .429 average. He had 18 hits in 42 at hats. He struck out hut once and led in RBI's with 9. During the 69 season Bill was first string catcher. O' - , HILLS HI LIS HILLS HILLS HILLS «v itsi ILI- i«usr| I RON I BO Vi: Mark Patterson, Frank Dupnock. Klwood McGough, Lud Drobnick, John Bertolino. Doug Smith and Dan Shall. BALK ROW : Paul Robinson, Asst. Coach; Don Deyamiin. Kevin Cann. Denny Kolia. Paul Kuchenhrod, Frank Shable. Dan IJsnik. Ken Sliko and Coach Michael Bryja. 98 Ray Dancl crack� out one of hi� triple� to lead the Hunger� to a 5-0 victory over Penn Cambria. Ray batted .357 for the � ea� on and led all scoring with 17 run� . He al� o led in stolen base� with 7 and base on balls with 6. Ray played centerfield during the 1969 campaign. A� � t. coach Robinson (left) and head coach Hryja look on intently during the Cresson game. This game was a deciding one in the 69 Section 1 championship. Denny Rolla, at left, compiled a 6-3 record to lead the Rangers to Section 1 championship. Denny pitched 2 shutouts in his 7 complete games. Denny will return for the 1970 season. He hatted .267 in the 10 games in which he played. 99 FH 1969 Summary OPP. 2 Richland 6 1 Windber 1 4 Portage 0 12 Central Cambria 4 5 Conemaugh Tu p. 1 8 Bishop McCort 5 9 Portage i 8 Penn Cambria 6 7 Richland 3 6 Central Cambria 4' 5 Penn Cambria 0 2 Section Play-offs Windber 7 2 District 6 Semi-Finals Pliillipsburg 3 Season Totals 9-3-1 John Bertolino——Shortstop Coach Michael Bryja given a pre game pep talk to the Rangers at the final game of the season with Cresson. MANAGERS: Ken Gilpatrick, Bill Barkhymer and Dale Bourdess 100 Chick IN'alepa heal out a grounder to third and later scon � the fir l run of the game again ! 1%-nn Cambria. The Ranger went on to win 5-0. Dan Shall Paul Kuchenbrod Don Devarmin Frank Shable - Lud Drohnirk. third baseman 101 Girls’ Basketball Initiated Girls’ basketball was introduced this year in the Forest Hills sport's program. The team, coached by Miss Sara Zybura, ended their first season in Section 1 of the Central Western Girls' Basketball Conference with a 0-10 record. Senior members of the squad were Bernadette Mayancsik. Carol Cullen. Mary Papcunik and Sally Swope. Joanne Torma was the only active junior member. Sophomores included Betsy Madigan, 'I rish Cornell, Kathy Jessel. Alice Katrancha, Gladys Crum, Kathy Cl ay comb, Terry Kosmac and Ruth Wiesheier. Scorekeeper was Helen Mayancsik. a junior. Since this was their first year in the sport, the girls lacked needed experience. They hope to do better in the 1970 campaign. KNEELING: Kathy Clayromb, Gladys Crum, Betsy Madigan, Terry Kolmar, Mary Papcunik and Pat Corndl. STANDING: Bernadette Mayancsik, Kathy Jessel, Ruth Wiesheier, Carol Cullen. Joanne Torma, Alice Katrancha and Sally Swope. Joanne Torma takes the ball down court in the game against Windber. Joanne was the Ranger's high season scorer with 53 points. Bernadette Mayancsik, captain, is blocked in her attempt to shoot. Her 47 points for the season was second high for the Rangers. 102 Senior Members Season Summary Opponent FHHS 44 Bishop McCort 9 54 Altoona 19 42 Laurel Valley 17 39 West niont 16 43 Windber 7 53 Bishop McCort 1« 62 Altoona 20 42 Laurel alley 10 39 estmont 9 44 indber 2cS on 0 Lost 10 Bet y Madigan tosses in a Iwo pointer again ! Vi inri- ber. Betsy, a sophomore, scored 45 |� oint for the season, third high for the Ranger . 103 JUNIOR HIGH 947 Students Attend Jr. High The Forest Hills Junior High School enrollment for the 1969-70 term is 947 students. Of this total 484 are hoys and -463 are girls. In breaking down the enrollment of classes we find the following statistics: 305 ninth grade students (169 boys and 136 girls), 303 eighth graders (151 boys and 152 girls) and 339 seventh graders (164 boys and 175 girls). A total of 47 teachers are employed at the junior high which is headed by principal, Charles Signorino. Mr. John Urban, assistant superin- tendent of the Forest Hills School Dis- trict, has his office here. Forest Hills Junior High School Kathleen Schrift—Secretary Charles Signorino—Principal Student Council Sponsors Many Activities SEATED: J. Kensinger, Vice-President; G. Husinka, President; J. Chieuli, Secretary-Treasurer; S. Chicoli, D. Seese, S. Aduma, S. Gall. J. Afton and P. Eon;;. STANDING: J. Chulick. D. Wilson. A. Wilson. B. Horner. S. Gurgun. K. Korenoski, D. Keller. J. Kimkaek. B. Clement, K. Sass, C. Galla, K. Law and J. Johnson. President—Gerri Husinka The Student Council with the aid of its advisor. Mr. Alex Afton. sponsors a variety of activities during the school year. Several dances were held this past year, including the fall dance (The Harvest Festival) and the Christmas Dance (Santa's Happening). Two contests were sponsored by the club. The Veteran's Day Poster Contest and the Christmas Bulletin Board Contest. The boys and girls intramural basketball games were set up by the Student Council. The sale of the “Forester-’, the senior high yearbook, was in charge of the Student Coun- cil as well as news items found therein. There are a total of 22 members in the club. This includes 9 ninth graders, 7 eighth graders and 6 seventh graders. These students are elected at large from the student body. In order to get on the ballot each candidate must circulate a petition and obtain 25 student signatures and 3 faculty members. The student council meets weekly and all meetings are held during the activity period. 107 SEATED, FIRST ROW: S. Gall, G. Salamon, A. Wilson, and K. Michael. SECOND ROW: S. Ropecka, J. KenKinger, P. Hauls, B. Stiffler and J. Moss. THIRD ROW: M. Panic, M. Chalan, D. CampiIclI and L. Lindsey. STANDING: P. Waller, P. Lawhead, C. Ripper, C. Helse, S. Plummer. N. Burns, B. Hutzell, P. Hutzell, D. Soohy, M. Everhart, D. Cronauer, V. Wirfel, C. Leach, D. Seese and K. Barkhymer. Humanitarian Club “Adopts” Child The Humanitarian Club through the Foster Parents Plan. Inc. adopted a child as part of its program. The child is a little girl named Ana Espinoza and she lives in Brazil. She is a sixth grade student at a local public school. Her favorite subject is math and her favorite sport is baseball. At home she helps her mother with the house chores. Ana's father is a bricklayer. She has three older brothers and sisters. Ana writes regularly to the Humanitarian Club with the help of a social worker and in this way the club may note the changes that have taken place since they have adopted her. There are 27 members in the Humanitarian Club, one representative from each home room. These repre- sentatives are elected by their respective home rooms. The club, whose advisor is Mr. Alton, is now in the process of adopting a second child. To raise needed money for this the club sponsored a dance. 108 44 The Gold and Green Focus Is Student EDITORS: Edith Mom, 7th grade; Doreen Beyer, co-editor; Ken Bopp. editor; Dehbie Keller. 8th grade; and Sally Gall. 9th grade. Publication The Forest Hills Junior High News- paper. THE GOLD AND GREEN FOCLS, has a circulation of 500 copies, ll is printed four times yearl by staff members of 7th. 8th and 9th grade students. Miss Rose Siinsic. 7th grade En- glish teacher, is the advisor for the paper. The name of the publication was chosen through a contest held during the first part of the year. The winner was Lori Burns, a 7th grader, who submitted the above name. The judges for the contest were the ad- visor and the editors of the paper. THE GOLD AND GREEN FOCL S was chosen from some thirty entries. A two dollar cash prize was awarded to the w inner. The publication covers not only all junior high news but also senior high news as well. 109 FIRST ROW; D. Micun, N. Rolla, S. Gall, I). Luther, J. Bialas, C. Salamon and I). Minor. SECOND ROW: D. Keller, S. Ronan, S. Myers, M. Naglic, C. Dunn, E. Reed, K. Glavinie and J. MoCrory. 'I’llIRD ROW: B. Celmer, C. Medvesky, I). Martin, K. Older, K. Bopp, I). Wilson. D. Campbell. J. I'ro .ialerk and V. Roberts. Chorus OFFICERS—SEATED: Pal Facciani, Vice Preside ni; Don Clevinger, Librarian: Joe Dzura. Treasurer. STANDING: Mr. Ar- thur Catty. Director; Steve Walukas, Co- President; Terri Gdula. 2nd Vio Presi- dent; Cheryl Gallaher, President; Sandy Dixon. Secretary and Mike Di Marino, Librarian. FIRST ROW: J. Minor, B. Motrhenbaugh. G. Solatium. J. Fichera. D. Gilpatrick. M. Spanogle, J. Progar. D. Petkosh, V. Matcho, D. Croyle, B. kimbark, C. Shrift, V. Gramling and L. Handel. SECOND ROW: S. alukas M. Kline, D. Kovalirh. M. Romanchock, G. Husinka, L. Oswalt, W. Horner, P. Hutzell. V. Siverinae, D. Thomas, W. Jastrebzski, M. Grattan. E. Theys, V. Miller. I). Ross and J. Verprauskus. THIRD ROW: D. Byers, E. Knepper, C. darken, A. Holdsworth, T. Shirt, B. Dietrich, S. Henry, C. Pollock, D. Brumbaugh. D. Allsopp, P. Facciani. M. Di Marino, C. Bara, F. Carosi, R. Wilson and M. Hutzell. FOURTH ROW: J. Kosmac, D. Simala. D. Knepper, C. Gallaher, K. Valko, L. Myers, P. Hinder I iter, J. Stanley, k. Barkhymer, B. Nastase, T. Gdula, L. Chapman, J. Fedore, S. Chappell. E. Plummer and S. Dixon. FIFTH ROW: D. James, T. Owens, I). Crum, J. Beyer, I). Wilson, P. Bortel, R. Murvine, M. Bolvin, K. Korenoski, D. Crum, J. Clement, G. kulwano- ski, K. Katraneha. C. Hughes. J. Leirhliter. K. F'iffick and B. Zolar. SIXTH ROW': K. Gunsallus. D. atkins. C. Russelj. K. Cordek. J. Dzura. R. New, R. Mainhart. E. Drzewiecki, R. Ilehden. S. Goldyn, D. Clevenger, B. Horner. I). Schreier, E. Beyer, M. Murvine and J. Chicoli. FIRST ROW: F. Mundorf. T. kozich. D. Ross, I . Struniak, A. Leach, C. Long, L. Mickle, F. Rice. E. kulback. K. Sass. k. Eestermont, I). Minor, k. Winters, k. Bopp. J. Johnson. J. McCall and W. Wantiez. SECOND ROW : C. Smiach. T. Myers, k. Ilelsel. D. Prozialeck, T. Krens, R. Vivian, T. Rcbochak. C. k nipple. B. Wirick, V. kosmac. W. Christ. J. Spaid. D. Mickus, L. Fedore, C. Hillegas and C. Bender. THIRD ROW: D. Smay, B. Mollers, L. Vialis, L. Sanders, G. Gdula, S. Adams. P. W’irfel, M. Bodenschatz, VI. Chilian. V. Beyer, J. Dibert, C. Vlihalko. R. Can noni e. k. Bodenschatz and T. Stray er. FOURTH ROW: V. Saccol, D. Townsend, J. Fox, B. Cameron, S. Yugovich, C. McClemens, J. Bialas, G. Shilcoskv, S. kaufT- man, L. Horvath, R. Hostetler, B. Dibert, R. Hutzell, R. Smith and T. Brazil. FIFTH ROW: VI. Hostetler, VI. Shirt, C. Hampton, T. Leichliter, k. Gearhart, k. Dimond, P. Hirko, J. Ronald. J. Kestermont, C. Ellenherger. VI. kakahar. B. Cel- mer, R. Seese, N. Burns, J. McCrory and J. Ferrier. SIXTH ROW: I). Long, L. Myers, VI. Croyle, VI. Barbarish. R. Wilson, F. Lafon, G. Neville, L. (alula, D. Vlurvine, I. hgpic, D. Wilson, I). Brvdon. B. Seese, D. Soohv, J. Stanley, D. Thevs and T. Sliko. FIRST ROW : D. Sawyer, R. Bender. J. krantzler. VI. O'Donnell, S. Long. G. Leach. J. knisel. VI. Vlihalko, T. Bimle. D. Chuhski, C. Guinard. J. Moore, S. W alukas, k. Wehb, VI. Sinclair, J. Mickle, R. Felix, J. Afton and S. Chulick. SECOND ROW: R. Hughes, C. Hettle, k. New, k. Pet run, D. Plummer. D. Keller. VI. Berkey, C. McNertney, VI. Romanchock. A. Puto, L. Lindsey, J. Nagy, S. Potchak, S. Sikora. I). Petkosh and F . Adams. THIRD ROW : R. Saccol. I). Ross. I). Brum- baugh. V. Wirfel, T. Wadsworth. J. Weaver. J. Verprauskas, VI. Soohv, J. Vladigan. E. knepper, R. Wilson, D. Gilpatrick. G. Penrod, R. Brennan. S. Vlyers. C. Hudson and VI. Wolfhope. FOURTH ROW : S. Sikora. P. Costlow, S. Dixon, S. Adams. F.. Reed. J. kosmac, I. Gdula. T. Berc .nak. J. F'edore, C. Ia acli. L. Chapman. D. knepper. X. Siverinac. k. Barkhymer, D. Plummer, S. Layton. FIFIH ROW : P. W ebb, S. Gargon. R. Stone, T. C)wens, L. Fern, S. katrancha. J. Cannonie, D. Vlel- loy, VI. Gdula, VI. Bolvin. D. James, J. F'aher, J. Wess, C. Hughes. R. Spaid and B. Nastasc. SIXTH ROW: k. Vlaslar. M. Iludak, L. Long. S. Chicoli, P. Long. C. Eggie. B. Weaver. L. Bourdess. E. Beyer. D. Vlaticic. R. Vlainhart. R. New, J. Chicoli, D. Vlartin. VI. kest ‘rmont and VI. Vlurvine. Advanced Band Stage Band Meets Weekly The Forest Hills Junior High School Stage band meets once a week for a practice session. The 23 member band is under the direction of Mr. Benjamin Arellano, junior high band director. The group plays a variety of music ranging from pop tunes to classical. The band plays at various events during the school year. These include pep rallies, annual “open house” and the yearly spring music concert. Members of the stage band are the more talented members of the advanced band and are selected to participate in in the stage band by Mr. Arellano. FIRST ROW: J. krantzler. D. Sawyer, D. Petkosh and Ron Hughes. SECOND ROW: J. Verprauskus, D. Gilputriek, S. Adams. T. Gdula, D. Barkhymer. R. Saeeol and S. Walukas. THIRL) ROW: S. Dixon, E. Knepper, G. Penrod. E. Reed and R. Wilson. FOURTH ROW: P. Long, R. Spa id, M. Botvin, R. Main- harl, J. Chiroli. C. Ilught and B. Na � ta « Student Librarians Fourteen eighth and ninth grade students volunteered their services as student librarians. These students sacrificed their free time and study halls to act as aides in the junior high school library. These students are under the direction of the school librarian, Mrs. Margaret Learn. Some of their duties include check- ing out books, returning books to proper shelves, keeping books and magazines in order and any other tasks assigned by Mrs. Learn. These students are to be com- mended for sacrificing their time to help their fellow classmates. Through their efforts the students are able to make better use of the library and its facilities. FIRST ROW: M. Everhart, D. Gilputriek, V. Bastian, G. Salamon and D. Brum- baugh. SECOND ROW: K. Olszewski, E. Plummer. D. Schrader and D. Simala. THIRD ROW: R. Spaid, B. Weaver, S. Gillman. J. Hutskey and J. Beyer. 112 LEFT SIDE (clockwise): Patti Hinderliter. Sue Chappell. Laurie Oswalt and Denise Danel. CENTER: Sharon Bowen, Mary lam Crattan, co-captain, and Donna (.rum. RICliT SIDE (clockwise) Cheryl Callaher. captain; Pam Nagle, Deanna Colosimo and Doreen Byers. Junior High Football FIRST ROW: R. Bender, J. Moore, A. W'issinger, R. Leventry, W. Jastrzehski, J. Neff. G. White, W. Havyer, II. Ruddeck, B. Kimback and S. Hamilton. SECOND ROW: D. Plummer, B. Smith, P. Webb, R. Oxford, T. Shirt, W. Smith, D. Gdula, I. Smiaeh. G. Wess, M. Hull and R. Felix. THIRD ROW: T. Theys, L. Stifiler, J. Harshherger, R. Pohorski. M. Peretin, M. Horner, K. Bopp. J. Hutskey, D. Myers, J. Clement and L. Marsalko. FOURTH ROW: K. Gunsallus, B. Horner, G. Bolvin. E. ieczorak. G. Gdula. E. Drzewiecht, G. Reighard, L. Crocefoglia. D. Schreier, D. Progar and H. Harshherger. M3 Dan Bassett Martin Block Karen Bastian Handy Blough Linda Benton Margaret Bodenschatz Bill Betz Ruth Ann Bodenschatz Mary Helen Bialas Janet Bopp Elwood Adams Kathy Allsopp Tom Armold Donna Barkhymer John Bitter Eugene Brewer Glenna Alexander Vickie Andrykovitch Janice Barhalish Francis Barton Faye Black John Breyer 116 117 SOPHOMORES Tom Delorie Brian Drvrrs Nancy Dibble Sheila Dil ert Maureen DiCarlo James Dittmar Kathy Dodge Robert Domidica Daniel Donouglie Keith Douglas Terry Elersic Mary Beth Fabo Maria Fedore Jim Feeley Dale Felix Jim Felix Keith Felix Anthonv Fichera Ed Fiffick Ronald Fleegle Christine Fomadel Leonard Fomadel Clara Gal lardy Jill Gallardy Mark Gardner Eugene Gargon Susan Gdula Kevin Gearhart 118 Terry Gearhart Terry Grow Hill Hoffman Donna Impula Connie George Belly Gross anda Moke Diana Jenkins Melody Giles Belly Jo Harrington Barl Holasworlh Karen Jennings Paul Glaeken Shirley Harris Mary Holdsworth Linda Jerome Wanda Gougtinour Sandy Harsh berger Hope Horner Kathy Jessel John Gramling St uart Harsh berger Ken Horner Connie Johns Mark Crasser Dwayne Hinton Rodney Houck Janet Johnson 119 120 Sophomores Look Ahead Karen Jones Ruth Jones John Kachur Mary Kakabar Alice Katrancha Darlene Kehn Marlene Kehn Anthony Knipple Stephen Koehute Terri Kosmac Mark Kozar Donald Krestar Ken Kuchenbrod Gary Lesko Terri Matheison John Margo Regina Meden Kathi Mervine Dave Minor Joyce Mitchell Bernie Link Brian McAteer Pat Messina Penny Mock Debbie Lonas Grace McClellan Jim Milchak Mary Lou Molnar Joe Long Helen McCormick Beverly Miller Robin Moore Kathi Mack Pam McGough Nancy Miller Bill Moore Betsy Madigan Mary Lou McKnight Roy Millstead Tom Moss Mary Motchenbaugh Eugene Nagy I,eonard Oshaben Kathy Percoaky Susan Pitt Edith Plummer Greg Muscardelli Delores Neff Kathi Osman Anthony Pinkas Gary Plows Mildred Plummer Man Myers Bill North Ray Papcunik Scott Myers Alan Oldham Andy Pcola Don Nadonley John Orlovsky Dave Penatzer A? Connie Myers Jaque Myers Mary Ellen Neff Sharon Noon Jack Oswalt Steve Paluch 122 CLASS OF 1972 Frank Primel Jeanette Rubai Debbie Schrader Paul Schrift Barry Seese Wayne Seese Dan Reighard Billie Jo Russell Don Schrift Louise Sedei Pat Seese Don Selepack 123 Pal Senft Jim Sevens Arlene Sherry Robert Simon Robin Skelly Janet Sklodowski Dave Skoner Randy Smay Sally Smith Dave Soohy Linda Spaid Joyce Spaid Pat Sracic Glenn Steele Ray Stewart Regis Stiffler Charles Stoker Jim St ravers Joe Strayer Sally Strayer 124 Sophomores Number Over 260 Bonnie Stull Wayne Sweltz Debra Swope Chris They� Glea Thomas Mike Susko April Swope Richard Szwast Sam They� Jim Townsend 125 SOPHOMORE CLASS 126 Erlene Tranter Joe Tully Nathan Turchak Jean Usnik Mary Grace Utzman Donna aline Steve Vindish W ally Vroble Larry W addell Janet Walter Tom Walters Jim Wess Lucie Wills Diane Wilson John Wilson Hay Wilson Denise Wirfel Bill Wise Joanne Wolfhope Dennis Yakicic John Yatsky Dave Yetsko Cindy Zalucki Joe Xihura 127 CLASS OF 1972 130 President—Kenneth Sliko CLASS OF Curt Beveridge Georgette Blazauski Vice President—Candy Gallaher 1971 Chris Charney Pat Chopick Gary Bodenschatz Ron Bowman Robert Burkett Kevin Cann Ed Carmack Denise Carpenter Carl Bopp Davis Breyer Curt Burkey Pat Capatch Gary Carmack Terry Chappell Daniel Bopp Mary Bopp Mike Brezovec Richard Bukovsky Treasurer—Mark Patterson 131 Junior Class Motto Mike Christ Boh Christina Dave Chubski Matt Chubski Georgetta Chulick Janet Chulick Bob Chulick Alan Coleman Beverly Cook Mike Cornell Roger Coudriet Ron Crowell Sharon Croyle Gary Crum Jack Cruse Pam Crute Andy Csikos Dale Custer Rita Custer Mary Jane Cyburt Maxine Deffenbaugh Debbie I itl - Beverly Dibert Peggy Dierling Debbie Di Marino Su .ie Dimond Cathy Dorin Joanne Drobnak Sylvia Drozdik Prank Dupnock Greg Facciani Goldi Fetterman Peggy Fisher Bob Fleegle Val Fresco 132 “Answer Destiny’s Challenge” Rosemary Gage Candy Gallaher Kathy Gdula Monica Gerko Jeanette Gilpatrick Kathy Gordon Cheryl Gore Tom Grattan Mark Gregg Jane Gruss Marsha Gunsallus Gerald Gust key Claudia lladdon D« an Hainan Glenn Harshherger 133 Patti Helsel Donna Hirko Denise Hufford Gail Johnson JoAnn Henry Bill Hoffman Sara Jane Hughes Susie Johnson Diana Hess Rick Holdsworth Dave Hull John Jones Coleen Hettle Charlene Horner Mark Hull Kevin Jones Ruth Hicks Greg Horner Kathy Hutsky Russell Jones Peggy Hill Marlin Horner Sharon Hutzell John Kalwanski Bohhi 11 il legas Ted Huff Chuck Johnson Scott Kensinger 134 Brenda Kestermont Glen K navel Rose Kroskie Joe Kushner Mike Lang Richard I suffer Cindy Kestermont Patti Kolar Don Kuhn Richard Ladika Carol Lapinsky Mary’ lively Rick Kestermont Patricia Kolar Ken Kuhn Bill Kick Dave Kowalski Sandy Kuhn Boh Kishlock Vickie Krajewski Peggy Kundrod Steve Kishlock Wayne Krise Brenda Kunkle Bill Kishh� ck Carol Krisko Beth Kunt JUNIOR CLASS 135 Dave Leach Brian Lehman Jim Lingenfelter Phyllis Lingler Susan Lochcr Leona Louder Joe Lucas Debbie Lucci to be Held May 8 Lu Anne Makin Veronica Maslar lar ' Jo Matsko Helen Mayancsik HI wood McGough Linda Mehall Paul Meier Valeric Michalosky Cindy Miller Harry Miller Marjorie Miller Michael Millstead Pal Mindish George!ta Minor John Molton Dave Morris Art Moss Michele Moss Nancy Molchenbaugh Diane Mucko Brian Myers Frank Myers Guy Myers Joyce Myers Palti Myers Rulh Ann Nalepa Debbie Neff Kathy Nisewonger Susan Noon Nancy Older Cindy Ondesko Diane Orlovsky Mary Jo Oshaben Larry Oswalt Joni Pastovic John Patrick Mark Patterson William Patterson Mary Ann Pcola Pat Pearce Denise Penatzer Denny Penrod Mike Pierce Konald Plishka Hose Plishka Marsha Plummer Michele Primel Brian Quinn 137 Sherry Smiach Doug Smith Kathy Smith Sharon Smith Virginia Smith Stanley Stohon James Strohm Dave Stuchinski Thad Stupi Kirby Swope Debbie They� Byron Thomas Debbie Thomas Edward Tokarchick Joanne Torma Denny Toth Joseph Tully James Turner Dan IJsnik George V'alko 139 Juniors Host Prom — May 2 CLASS OF 1971 Ken Valko Charles Washko Brenda Webb Tom While Brenda ilson Sharon W ilt Norman Van Male Donna Watkins Ed Wess Rick iesheier Juanita Wilson Barry Winder Rick Wadsworth Don Weaver Jim White Bonnie Wilson Sandra Wilson Mark Wirfel 140 Judy Wirick Ida Wright Pat Wissinger Tom Yakicic Chris Wolfhope Gary Zaramba Marcia Wolfhopr Frank Zalar Ruth Wolfhope Mike Zuhal 141 CLASS OFFICERS: Dusty Knavel, Vice President: Pat Wadsworth. Secretary; Joyce Perrin. Treasurer and John Hostetler. President. Bruce Adams Michele Andrykovitch Randy Armold Mark Baloga Dan Bantley Barry Barefoot 144 William Barkhymcr Vickie Barlam Alan Bassett Dennis Bencosky David Bender Karen Benna Mary Alice Bennett Joyce Benton Marlene Berkey John Bertolino Peggy Betz Richard Beyer 145 Sannie Black Elaine Bodenschatz Rick Bolvin Debbie Borow Dale Bourdeas Joseph Boyle Patricia Brewer Frederick Brown Janet Bubenko Daniel Croyle Carol Cullen Patricia Cordek Toby Cordek Marsha Costlow Okey Cottrell Lawrence DeFrank Debbie Denne 1970 GRADUATES 148 Ted Eppley Judy Everharl Carol Farkas Robert Fedore Ronald Fornadel George Fraikor David Frank Vickie Fresch Pamela Fuller Gary Fye Bonita Gabany Jeff Gallaher 150 SENIORS Gregory Gdula Gerald George Kimberly Giles Gregory Gal lardy Roxane Gearhart Rosemary Giallonardo 151 Allen Cilles Thresa Clovany Ray Coughnour Kenneth Cilpatrick Brian Cochnour Joyce Cramling David Clacken Kathleen Golden Nicolette Hamonko Denise Clacken Paulette Goughnour David Handel Senior Class Flower—White Rose 152 Phyllis Harshberger Ellen Haulz Marsha Helsel Dwight Hinton Karen Hogan Donna Hoke 153 155 Senior Class Enrollment—280 156 Bruce Kauffman Donald Kehn Gloria Konkula Carol Koval ich Garry Krajewski David Keilman Nancy Kiefer Larry Krajewski Daniel Krantzler Ronald Krens Cynthia Knavel Dusty Knavel Lawrence Krestar Rick Krisko Barbara Krupka Gregory Knavel Francis Kollar Wayne Kubovcik Paul Kuchenbrod Gary Kuhn 157 Pamela Law Karen l-ayman John l azration Janet Leach Linda Leech Karen Lehman Gerald Leventry Harry Levicky Cathy Lewis 158 Cary Lewi� Doris Locher Samuel Louder Vivian Link Joann Long Nancy Lowry 159 CLASS OF ’70 Edward Mackel Mark Madison Robert Mainhart Faye Makoczy Janet Margo Bernadette Marion Nanette Martinage Jenifer Maryak Jeannie Maslar John Mathis Stephanio McCarthy Christine McNertney Bernadette Mayancsik Frank McCloskey Diane Mehall 161 Wesley Miller Kenneth Minor Paula Mellik Patricia Miller Mary Lou Minor Kermit Miller Robert Miller Thomas Minor 162 Senior Class Motto: Find a Way Sandra Moncilovich Karen Monroe John Milchell Arthur Moore William Morris Patricia Molnar Constance Morock Twila Motchenbaugh or Make One Charity Vlyers Chris Myers Janet Myers Michael Myers Sally Myers Thomas Myers Robert N'aglic James Neri Deborah New 164 Gary Nisewonger Linda North John Novak 165 Mary Papcunik Barbara Patalune James Pcola Peggy I ease Bruce Penrod Joyce Perrin Janet Petrunak Charles Plummer Debbie Plummer Donald Plummer Mae Jean Plummer Michael Poldiak Senior Class Colors Crimson and White 166 David Potchak Michael Prozialeck Walter Prozialeck Sharon Prudhoe James Refi Dianne Kemick 167 169 Senior Commencement—May 29 CLASS OF 1970 Susan Shay Augustine Sherry, Jr. Dan Shilcosky Susan Schrift Lynda Shultz George Sickles Michael Sickles Gary Siplivy David Siverinac 170 George Smiach Frank Spaid Penny Spinal Karen Sprinkle William Stamplis Carolyn Stefanik Rosemary Stiffler David Stohon Gary Stoker 172 SENIOR CLASS Richard Stull Sally Swope Timothy Thomas Wanda Stayer Gloria Swires Valeria They� 173 Mary Topper Sharon Townsend Edward Trovalo Robert Trovalo Victoria Turchak Nicki Unuchek John Valko Michael Valko James Vivian 174 Patricia Wadsworth Kathy Walls Ruth Walter Carol W eyandt Gerald Weyandt Nancy Wilkinson Charles- Williams Janet Wills Marsha Wilson Ronald Wilson Susan Wilt Kathy Woodsidc 176 Cynthia Woollaston George Yatsky Toni Younkins Paul Yatsky Frank Yetsko John Yuhas 1970 GRADUATES 177 Senior Directory ADAMS, BRUCE—R.D.l Sidman—October 27—Aca- demic. ANDRYKOY ITCH. MICHELE ANN—“Mink”—Beaver- dale—January 20—Academic—Band 10,11,12, Vice- President 12; Chorus 10,11,12; Humanitarian Club 10, 11.12; Pep Club 10,11.12: Ski Club 12; Student Council 12, Junior Dance Court. ARMOLD, RANDY PAUL— Ears”—St. Michael—Jan- uary 2—Commercial. BALOGA, MARK A.—South Fork—April 13—General —Chorus 10.11.12; Humanitarian Club 10; Ski Club 12; Wrestling 10. BANTLEY . DAN A.—“Sloopy”—Summerhill—March 22—Academic. BAREFOOT, BARRY DEAN— Foot”—Sidman—De- cember 19—Academic—Band 10,11,12; County Band 11; Ski Club 12; W resiling 10. BARKHYMER, WILLIAM EUGENE—“Bark”—Sidman —May 26—Academic—Varsity Club 10.11.12; Pep Club 12; Senior Play; Football Manager 11.12; Baseball Man- ager 10.11.12. BAREAM. VICTORIA LANE—“Vickie”—R.D.l South Fork—June 23—Commercial. BASSETT, ALAN WAYNE—“Eric the Red”—South Fork—August 19—Academic—National Honor Society 12; Spanish Honor Society 12; Chorus 10,11.12; County Chorus 10,11,12; Jets Club 12; Great Books Discussion 12; Junior Play; Senior Play. BENCOSKY, DENNIS WALTER—“Ben”—South Fork —November 26—Academic—Basketball 10; Hi-Y 11.12. BENDER. I)A ID BRICE— Gig”—Salix—October 23 —General. BENNA. KAREN—“Beany”—R.D.l Sidman—August 1 —Commercial—Chorus 10,11,12; Librarian 11,12. BENNETT, MARY ALLICE—“Cookie”—Ehrenfeld— April 21—General. BENTON, JOYCE JANE—R.D.l Sidman—March 11— Commercial—Pep Club 10.11; Student Secretary 12; Senior Play. BERKEY, MARLENE KAY—“Martie —Ellon—April 9 —Commercial—Senior Play. BERTOLINO, JOHN LOUIS— Bird”—St. Michael— March 22—Academic—Varsity Club 10.11.12: Pep Club 12; Class Treasurer 11: Basketball 10.11; Baseball 10. 11.12. BETZ, MARGARET I.Ol ISE—“Peggy —R.D.l Sidman —December 27—Commercial—Humanitarian Club 10. 11.12;Pep Club 10.11.12: Ski Club 12; Color Guard 11. 12; Yearbook Staff 12. BEYER, RICHARD LEE—“Rich —Sidman—June 10— Academic—Chorus 10.11.12. BLACK. SANN1E—South Fork—April 22—General— Humanitarian Club 10.11: Pep Club 10.11.12. BODENSCHATZ, ELAINE GRACE—R.D. 1 Portagt-- March 9—Academic—National Honor Society 12; Span- ish Honor Society 12; Newspaper Staff 12; Chorus 10. 11.12; Humanitarian Club 10.11.12; Pep Club 10.11; Jets Club 12; Great Books Discussion 12; Librarian 12; Junior Play. BOLVIN, GLENN RICHARD—“Rick”—Wilmore—No- vember I I—General—Pep Club 10: Wrestling 10.11. BOROW, DEBBIE JEAN— De-bra —South Fork—Feb- ruary 3—General. BOURDESS, JOSEPH DALE—“J. D.”—Sidman—July 28—Commercial—Yearbook Staff 12; Band 10.11.12: Stage Band 12; Pep Club 12; Senior Play; Varsity Club 10.11.12; Wrestling 10.11.12; Football 10,11.12; Base- ball 10.11.12. BOYLE, JOSEPH JOHN—“Joe”—R.D. 1 Sidman—De- cember 1 I—General. BREWER, PATRICIA ANN—“Pat —E h r e n f e I d— March 21—Commercial—Humanitarian Club 10; Pep Club 10.11. BROWN, FREDERICK JOSEPH—“Fred —R.D. I Sid- man—November 12—Academic. BUBENKO, JANET LEE— Jan —R.D. 1 Windber— November 2—Commercial—Humanitarian Club 10; Pep Club 10,11. BURKETT, ROBERT LYNN—“A. C.”—R.D. 1 South Fork—May 17—Academic—National Honor Society 12; 178 Yearbook Staff 12; Newspaper Staff 12; Circulation Manager 12; Chorus 11.12; Humanitarian Club 10.11. 12; Jets Club 10.11.12. President 12; Rocket Club 12: Great Books Discussion 12; Junior Play; Senior Play. CH1COLI, ALAN HUGH—“Sonny”-—Sid mart—May IB —Academic—Pep Club 12; Ski Club 12. CHUCKAI.OVCAK. SUZANNE MARIE—“Chuck”— Beaverdale—September I—Academic—National I lonor Society 11.12; Spanish Honor Society 12; Humanitarian Club 12; Pep Club 10.11.12: Cheerleader 10.11.12. CHI LICK. LINDA—“Choo-Choo —R.l). 1 Sidman— May l.'l—General—Pep Club 10.11. CIVIC, NANCY CAROLE—Beaverdale—July 15—Aca- demic—Spanish Honor Society 12; Humanitarian Club 12: Pep Club 10,11; Jets Club 12. CONNER, PAUL—Salix—November 1—Portage Occu- pational School. CORDEK, PATRICIA SUSAN—“Palaroni”—South Fork—January -1—Academic—Humanitarian Club 11. 12; Pep Club 10.11: Flagtwirler 10.11.12. C )RI)EK, TOBIAS MATTHEW —“Brownie”-—South Fork—April 18—Academic—National Honor Society 11. 12; Spanish Honor Society 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Newspaper StalT 12; Chorus 10.11.12: Vice-President 12: District Chorus 10,11.12; Humanitarian Club 11.12. President 12; Great Books Discussion 12: Junior Play; Senior Play. COSTLOW, MARSHA LEE—St. Michael—April 29- General—Pep Club 10.11: Ski Club 12; Majorette 11.12; Co-captain 12. COTTRELL, OKEY MICHAEL—R.D. 2 Windber— De- cember 29—General—Pep Club 12; Ski Club 12: Li- brarian 10: Football 10: Baseball 12: Wrestling 10.12: Varsity Club 12. CROYLE, DANIEL DEAN—“Super Doyle”-—Summer- hill—May 11—Commercial. CULLEN, CAROL ANN—“Gunga”—St. Michael—No- vember 1—Commercial—Chorus 10.11.12: Pep Club 10. 11.12: Student Secretary 10.11.12: Girl's Basketball 12. DE FRANK, LAI RENCE MICHAEL—• Fuji —South Fork—September 10—General—Humanitarian Club 10: Pep Club 11.12: Track 11.12. DENNE, DEBBIE MARIE—Wilmore—May 27—Com- mercial—Newspaper Staff 12; Band 10.11,12; Pep Club 10,11.12; Ski Club 12; Junior Dance Court; Prom Court: Junior Play; Senior Play. DEYARMIN. DONALD GEORGE—St. Michael—Janu- ary 9—Commercial—Basketball 10: Baseball 10.11.12: Hi-Y 11.12. President 11.12. DIBBLE. EDWARD H.—“Ed”—R.D. 1 Sidman—Feb- ruary 10—Academic—Humanitarian Club 10.11; Pep Club 10.11,12; Jets Club 10: Great Books Discussion 12: Football 10.12: Ili-Y 10: Varsity Club 12. DIXON, ROBERT MERLE—“Bob”—Wilmore—July 22 —Academic—Chorus 10.11.12: Humanitarian Club 10; Ski Club 12: Basketball 10; Hi-Y 11. 179 DROBNICK, LUDWIG ALAN—“Lud —St. Michael— May 21—General—Basketball 10,11; Baseball 10,11.12; Hi-Y 12; V arsity Club 10,11,12. 1)1 NN. RUSSELL DEAN—R.D. 1 South Fork—Febru- ary II—General. ULRICA, JANET MARIE—“Jan’—R.D. 1 South Fork —December 6—Commercial—Humanitarian Club 10: Pep Club 10.11.12: Senior Play: Majorette 11.12: Head Majorette 12. DLRNIOK, DAVID MERLE—Salix—March 2.V—Gen- eral—Wrestling 11,12; Varsity Club 11.12. EASH. DENTON EUGENE—R.D. 1 Sidman—February 6—Academic—Pep Club 11. EPPLEY, TED W.—R.D. 2 Portage—January 16—Gen- eral— Ski Club 12; Football 11.12. EVERHART, JUDITH ANN—“Jude”—Krayn—June 12 —Commercial—Pep Club 10.12; Forensic Club 12: Ju- nior Play. FARKAS, CAROL ANN—“Frickus —Eureka 12. VV ind- ber—December 11—Commercial—Chorus 10.11.12: Hu- manitarian Club 11.12: Pep Club 10,11,12: Ski Club 12: Junior Play. FEDORE, ROBERT MICHAEI Beaverdale—August 29—Academic—National Honor Society 11.12; Spanish Honor Society 12, Vice President 12; Wrestling 10. FORNADEL, RON J.—“Noodle”—Beaverdale—March B—General—Pep Club 11,12; Ski Club 12. FRAIKOR, GEORGE—Eureka 12. Windber—May 2— Academic—Pep Club 10.11.12: Ski Club 12; Basketball 10; Track 11,12; Ili-Y 10.11.12; Vice-Pres. 11,12. FRANK, DAVID LOUIS—“Davey Louie”—Elton— April 6—Academic—Band 10.11.12; Stage Band 11.12: Student Council 12; Class Vice-President 10; Student Director, Senior Play. FRESCH, V ICKIE LYNN—“Vic —R.D. 1. South Fork —December 1—Commercial—Pep Club 10,11; Ski Club 12. FI LLER. PAMELA JEAN—South Fork—April 20—Ac- ademic—Pep Club 10.11. FYE, GARY WILLIAM—“Barney”—Salix—December 26—General. GABANY, BONITA MARY—“Boneroo —Mt. Hope- December 19—Academic—National Honor SocieH 12; Spanish Honor Society 12. President 12; Yearbook Stall 12; Chorus 10.11.12; Humanitarian Club 10.11.12: Pep Club 10.11.12; Great Books Discussion 12; Junior Play; Senior Play. GALLAHER, JEFFREY MICHAEU-“Jewbutt’’—Wil- more—April 15—Academic—Humanitarian Club 12: W resiling 10.11.12. GALLARDY, GREGORY SHANE— Greg —Summer- hill—November 2—Academic—Librarian 10,11,12; Wrestling 10. GDI LA. GREGORY—“Greg —Dunlo—September 25— Academic—National Honor Society 11.12; Spanish Hon- or Society 12. GEARHEART, ROXANNE RENE—“Rocky”—R.D. 1 South Fork—November 7—Commercial—Chorus 10,11, 12; Humanitarian Club 10,11.12; Pep Club 10.11.12: Ski Club 12; Student Secretary 11; Junior Play. 180 Senior Directory GEORGE, GERALD—Beaverdale—September 2 I—Gen- eral. GIALLONARDO, ROSEMARY—South Fork—May 12 —Academic—Yearbook Staff 12; Chorus 10,11.12; Pep Cluh 10,11.12; Ski Club 12; (-lass Secretary 10; Class Vice-President 11. Junior Dance Court; Prom Court; Senior Play: J. V. Cheerleader 10.11. GILES, KIMBERLY ANN—“Kim —Sidman—Septem- ber 11—Commercial—Pep Club 10.11.12. G1LLES, ALLEN JOHN—Dunlo—December 28—Ac- ademic—Football 11.12. GILPATR1CK, KENNETH DALE—R.D. 1 South Fork —August 11—Academic—Band 10.11.12; Stage Band 10.11.12: District Band 12: Pep Cluh 12; Ski Club 12: Baseball 11; Wrestling 10.11.12. GLACKEN, DAVID WILLIAM—South Fork—August 11—Academic—Great Books Discussion 12. GLACKEN, DENISE MAXINE— Frank —Creslo—Oc- tober 20—Commerical. GLOVANY, III ERESA ROSE—“Toot —Dunlo—July 22—Commercial. G0UCHN01 R, BRIAN NEIL— Gochy —South Fork —April 19—Commercial—Librarian 12: Track 10.11. 12: Wrestling 10. GOLDEN, KATHLEEN LOUISE—“Goldie”—R.D. 2 Windber—April 11—Academic—Pep Cluh 10.11; Stu- dent Secretary 10. GOUCHNOUR, PAULETTE LOUISE—R.D. 1 Miner- al Point—March 11—General. GOl CHNOUR, RAY—Mineral Point—September 2— General. GRAML1NG, JOYCE—South Fork—July 7—Commer- cial—Humanitarian Cluh 10.11: Pep Cluh 10.11.12. HAMONKO, N1COLETTE—South Fork—November 2 —Commercial—Humanitarian Club 10.11.12; Pep Cluh 10.11.12. HANDEL, DAVID WILLIAM—“Dave”—R.D. 1 South Fork—April 2—Commercial—Wrestling 10.11.12. HARSHBARGER. PHYLLIS—“Phil —South Fork— October 2.1—General—Humanitarian Club 10.11.12; Pep Club 10.11.12; Librarian 11.12. HAUTZ, ELLEN LOUISE— Red —Sidman—February 2—Commercial—Pep Cluh 11.12; Ski Cluh: Girl’s Bas- ketball 12. HELSEL, MARSHA JEAN—“Tulti”•—Elton—April 2— Commercial—Chorus 10.11.12; Humanitarian Club 12; Pep Club 10.11.12: Junior Play. HERSHBERGER, JAY LEON—R.D. 1 South Fork— September 2—Commercial. HINTON. I) IGHT ELROY—“Sheeba”—Wilmore—Ju- l LI—General. HOGAN, KAREN SUE—“Hogan”—R.D. 1 South Fork —October 28—Commercial—Chorus 10.11.12; Humani- tarian Cluh 10.11; Pep Cluh 10.11.12; Ski Cluh 12: Jun- ior Play. HOKE. DONNA JEANETTE—“Jet”—Windber R.D. 2 —February 29—Commercial—Humanitarian Club 10: Pep Cluh 10.11.12: Junior Play; Girl’s Volleyball 11. HOSTETLER, JOHN BRIAN—“Host”—Salix—October 11—Academic—National Honor Society 11.12; Varsity Club 10.11.12: Student Council 12. President 12: Class President 10.11.12: Football 10.11.12: Basketball 10: Track 10.11.12: Hi-Y 11.12. HOUGHTON, TERRY I..—R.D. 2 W indber—Nov. 9— General. HUDAK, MICHAEL PAUL—“Micky”—Beaverdale— August LI—Academic—Ski Club 12. HULL, PAMELA RAE—“Pam”—Summerhill—Febru- ary 26—Commercial—Humanitarian Club 12: Pep Club 10.11.12; Ski Cluh 12. HUSBAND, DEBBIE JEAN—“Huzz”—South Fork— January 16—General—Pep Club 10.11.12; Humanitar- ian Club 11.12. IMPALA, FRANK HENRY—R.D. 1 South Fork—Aug- ust 25—Academic—National Honor Society 12: Year- book Staff; Newspaper Staff 12; Humanitarian Club 12; Jets Cluh 12. Treasurer 12; Great Books Discussion 12: Track 12. JASTRZEBSKI. PAT JAN— Truck —R.D. 1 Sidman— November I I—Academic—Yearbook Staff 12; Chorus 181 Senior Directory 10.11.12; Class Secretary 11; Prom Queen; Junior Dance Queen; Color Guard 10.11.12. JENKINS, KATHY LYNNE—“Junkie —R.D. 1 South Fork—June 9—General—Chorus 10.11.12; Humanitar- ian Club 10.11.12; Pep Club 10.11; Senior Plav. JOHNS, JAMES B.—1■‘Jim”—R.D. 1 South Fork—May 22—General. JONES, BONNIE L.—“Bon —South Fork—November 1—General—Humanitarian Club 12; Pep Club 10.11; J. V. Cheerleader 10. JONES, DEANNA LOL ISE—South Fork—February 6 —Academic—Humanitarian Club 11.12; Pep Club 10; Great Books Discussion 12; Librarian 12; Senior Plav. JONES, DIANNA LY NN—“Di —South Fork—Febru- ary 6—Academic—Humanitarian Club 12; Pep Club 10; Librarian 12; Senior Play. JOSEPHSON, ROBERT EARL—South Fork—December 28—General—Humanitarian Club 12. KATRANCHA, CAROL ANN—Dunlo—July 1—Aca- demic—Band 10.11.12; District Band 12: Count Band 11.12; Pep Club 11. KA I RANCHA, GLENN—Dunlo—August 18—General. KAUFFMAN, BRUCE REGINALD—Salix—October :i0 —Commercial—Student Council 12. KLIIN. DON—R.D. 1 South Fork—February 27—Gen- eral—Football 10.11.12: Varsity Club 10.11.12. K FILM AN, DAVID ALLEN—“Vince”—St. Michael— February 29—Academic—National Honor Society 12; Spanish Honor Society 12. Secretary 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Newspaper Staff 12; Humanitarian Club 12; Pep Club 10.12: Jets Club 11.12. Secretary 12; Radio Club 12; Great Books Discussion 12; Senior Play; Basketball 10; Track 10.11.12: Cross Country 12: Ili-Y' 11; Varsity Club 11.12. KIEFER. NANCY ANN—Dunlo—October 25—Academ- ic—Student Secretary 12. KNAVEL, CYNTHIA ANN—“Cindy”—Elton—Decern- ber 19—Academic—National Honor Society 12; Spanish Honor Society 12; Pep Club 10.11.12; Librarian 12. KNAVEL, DUSTY DELL—“Leak”—Ellon—November 16—General—Stage Band 12: Class ice-Presidenl 12: Football 10.12: Track 10.11.12: Cross Country 11: Var- sity Club 12. KNAVEL, GREGORY LYNN—“Old Man —Elton—No- vember 8—Academic—Football 10.11.12: Track 10.11. 12: arsity Club 10.11.12. KOLLAR. FRANCIS JAMES—“Fran -—Dunlo—April 21—Academic—Ski Club 12: Jets Club 10.11. KONKULA, GLORIA—Ellon Heights—May 1—Gener- al—Humanitarian Club 10.11: Pep Club 10.11. KOVALICH, CAROL MARIE—Dunlo—June 7—Com- mercial—Band 10.11; Humanitarian Club 10.11.12: Pep Club 10.11.12; Ski Club 12: Jets Club 12: Senior Play: Cheerleader 11.12. KRAJEW SKI. GARRY LYNN—“Fruit —R.D. 1 South Fork—February 17—General—Ski Club 12. KRAJEWSKI, LARRY JAMES—“Cade� ’—R.D. 1 South Fork—General. kRANTZLER, DANIEL MARTIN—“Dan —Beaverdale —December 5—Academic—Band 10.11.12. Treasurer 12; Stage Band 10.11.12: Great Books Discussion 12; Wrestling 10.11.12. KRENS, RON PAl I,—R.l). 1 Portage—April 13—Aca- demic. kRESTAR, LAWRENCE JAMES—“Scratch”—R.D. 1 South Fork—April 1—General. KRISKO, RICK—R.l). 1 South Fork—July 23—Aca- demic—W restling 11.12; Varsity Club 12. KRL'PKA, BARBARA ELLEN—“Krup”—Beaverdale— Jul 21—Commercial—Pep Club 10.11.12: Ski Club 12: Forensic Club 12; Great Books Discussion 12: Junior Play; Senior Play. KI BOVC1K, WAYNE EDWARD—“Kabouch”—R.D. 1 South Fork—July 1—Academic—Band 10.11.12: Stage Band 10.11.12; District Band II; County Band 11.12: Chorus 10.11.12; Humanitarian Club 10.11.12: Pep Club 10.11.12; Great Books Discussion 12; Junior Play; Sen- ior Play; Wrestling 10. KUCHENBROD, PAUL JOSEPH—“Kookie”—South Fork—November 17—General—Chorus 10.11: Baseball 11.12: Pep Club 10.11.12: Football 11.12: Varsity Club 11.12. KUHN, GARY—“Ring”—R.D. 1 Sidman—June 20— General. LAW, PAMELA RENE—Sidman—May 23—Academic —National Honor Society 11.12: Spanish Honor Society 12: Chorus 10.11.12: Humanitarian Club 10.12; Ski Club 12; Pep Club 10.11.12; Jets Club 11; Cheerleader 10.11.12. LAYMAN, KAREN ANN—R.D. 2 Johnstown—Septem- ber 20—Commercial—National Honor Society 11.12; Band 10.11.12; County Band 11; District Band 12: Pep Club 10.11; Humanitarian Club 10: Jets Club 11: Li- brarian 11.12. LAZRATION, JOHN P.—“La —Ehrenfeld—November 2— General—Football 10.12; Traek 11.12. LEACH, JANET KAY—“Jan —South Fork—September 3— Commercial—Newspaper Staff 12; Chorus 10.11.12: Pep Club 10.12; Forensic Club 12; Great Books Discus- sion 12: Junior Play: Senior Play. LEECH, LINDA SUSAN—“Lynn”—R.D. 1 South Fork —December 15—Commercial—Pep Club 10.11; Great Books Discussion 12; Student Secretary 11.12. LEHMAN, KAREN SUE)—Elton—June 19—Academic —National Honor Society 12; Pep Club 10.11: Jets Club 10.11.12; Junior Dance Court; Senior Play. LEVENTRY, GERALD—“Jerry”-—Elton—June 26—Ac- ademic. LEVICKY, HARRY JAMES—R.D. 1 South Fork—Au- gust 9—Academic—Stage Band 12; Chorus 10.11.12; County Chorus 11.12; Jets Club 12: Great Books Discus- sion 12; Senior Play. LEWIS, CATHY JEAN—“Shoehorn”-—South Fork— May 1—Academic—Spanish Honor Society 12; Human- itarian Club 10.11.12: Pep Club 10.11.12: Ski Club 12; Jets Club 12; Great Books Discussion 12: Senior Play. LEWIS, GARY LEE—South F’ork—October 30—Gen- eral. LINK, VIVIAN G.—“Viv”—R.D. 1 Sidman—July 25- Commercial—Humanitarian Club 10; Pep Club 10.11. LOCH Fill. DORIS LF7E—“Punk”—Beaverdale—October 16—General—Pep Club 10.11. 183 LONG, JOANN IRENE— Jo —R.D. 2 Portage—June 27—Academic—National Honor Society 11.12; Spanish Honor Society 12: Newspaper Stall 12; Chorus 12; Hu- manitarian Cluh 10.11,12; Pep Club 10,11: Great Books Discussion 12; Librarian 12. LOl HER. SAMUEL THOMAS— Sam’—R.D. 2 Wind- ber—July 2.1—Commercial—National Honor Society 12; Rand 10.11.12; Wrestling 11.12. LOW R . NANCY JO—Elton—November I I—General. MACKEL, El) ARD J.— Son —South Fork—Septem- ber 8—General. MADISON. MARK F.—Summerhill—June 1—General. MAINHART, ROBERT WILLIAM—“Cow”—R.D. 1 Portage—October 18—Academic-—Newspaper Staff 12; Chorus 10,11,12; District Chorus 12; County Chorus 10. 11; Humanitarian Cluh 10.11; Pep Club 10; Jets Club 10.11.12; Rocket Cluh 12; Radio Cluh 12: Great Books Discussion 12; Student Council 12; Junior Play; Senior Play. MAKOCZV lAfE DION—Summerhill—September 21 —Academic—National Honor Society 12; Spanish Hon- or Society 12; Humanitarian Club 12; Pep Club 10.11. 12; Jets Club 11. MARGO, JANE I MARIE—St. Michael—September 12 —Academic—Band 10.11.12; Stage Band 10.11.12: Pep Club 10.11; Ski Club 12; Jets Club 10.11.12: Senior Play. MARION, BERNADETTE MARIE—“Bernie”—Dunlo —Academic—November 1—National Honor Society 12; Newspaper Staff 11.12, Co-Editor 12; Student Secretary 12. MARTINAGE, NANETTE RENE—“Nan”—R.D. 1 South Fork—November 9—Commercial—Humanitarian Cluh 12; Pep Club 10.11.12; Ski Club 12: Majorette 10. 11.12. MARYAK, JENIIER— Red Rose —South Fork—July 23—Academic—Spanish Honor Society 12: Humanitar- ian Cluh 10.11.12; Ski Club 12: Pep Cluh 10,11.12; Jets Cluh 12; Great Books Discussion 12; Flagtwirler 10. 11. 12. MASLAR, El GEMA ANNETTE— Jeannie”—Beaver- dale—March 7—Academic—National Honor Society 11. 12; Spanish Honor Society 12; Newspaper Staff 12; Band 10.11.12; Humanitarian Club 10; Pep Cluh 10. 11. 12; Ski Club 12; Jets Club 11. MATHIS, JOHN EDWARD—South Fork—December 20. MAf ANCSIk. BERNADEITE—“Bowser —Summerhill —July 28—Academic—National Honor Society 11.12. Secretary 12; Newspaper Staff 12: Pep Club 10.11: Jets Club II: Girl s Basketball 12. Captain 12. McCarthy, Stephanie rose— Steph —South Fork—December 21—Commercial—Newspaper Staff 12: Band 10.11.12: Humanitarian Club 11.12: Pep Club 10. 11.12; Ski Club 12. McCLOSKEY, FRANK JOHN—B. ■averdale—June 6— General—Football 10.11.12; Varsity Cluh 12. McNERTNEY, CHRISTINE HAZEE—“Chris”—St. Mi- chael—December 26—Commercial—Newspaper Staff 12; Band 10.11.12; Humanitarian Club 11.12; Pep Club 11. 12. MELLIK, PAULA MARIE—“Clorox”—St. Michael— January 19—Commercial—Yearbook Staff 12; Newspa- 184 Senior Directory per Staff 12; Chorus 10,11.12; District Chorus 12; Hu- manitarian Club 10.11.12; Pep Club 10.11.12; Ski Club 12; Forensic Club 12; Great Books Discussion 11.12; Librarian 11; Junior Play; Senior Play; Cheerleader 11. MILLER, KERM1T JAMES—“Crab”—St. Michael—Oc- tober 12—General—Cross Country 10.11.12; Varsity Club 12. MILLER, PATRICIA ANN— Puggy”—R.D. 1. South Fork—July 2—General—Pep Club 10.11.12; Ski Club 12. MILLER, ROBERT—‘Bob —R.D. 1 South Fork—Jan- uary L —General—Track 12: W restling 11.12. MILLER, WESLEY DEAN—“Swede”—R.D. 1 Portage —September 8—General. MINOR, KENNETH SAMUEL—“Mush-mouse”—W il- more—March 5—Commercial. MINOR, MARY LOl ISE—“Lou —Beaverdale—-July 2 —Commercial—Pep Club 10.11.12. MINOR, THOMAS RAYMOND—“Bo”—Beaverdale— December l.'l—General. MITCHELL, JOHN FRANCIS—“Mitch —Lloydell— March 2.'!—Academic—Pep Club 11.12; Ski Club 12; Senior Play; Football 11.12; Track 11.12; W restling 10: Varsity Club 11.12. MOLNAR, PATRICIA ANN—“Pat —Eureka 12—Oc- tober 0—Commercial—Humanitarian Club 10.11.12; Pep Club 10.11.12: Ski Club 12; Junior Play. MONROE, KAREN LYNN—“Kar —South Fork—July 21—General—Humanitarian Club 10.11.12: Pep Club 10.11.12. MOORE, ARTHUR EDWIN—“Beak”—South Fork— September 7—General—Chorus 10.11.12; W restling 10. MOROCk. CONSTANCE—“Connie —Beaverdale—Ma • 1—Academic—Pep Club 10.11.12; Ski Club 12; Jets Club 11.12: Senior Play. MORRIS, WILLIAM PATRICK—Beaverdah—Septem- ber 28—Academic—Wrestling 10. MOTCHENBALGH, TWILA ANN— Tillie —New Ger- many—August 20—Commercial—Humanitarian Club 10.11.12; Pep Club 10.11.12. MYERS, CHARITY—“Char —Creslo—November — Academic—Humanitarian Club 10.11: Pep Club 10.11; Librarian 12; Flagtwirler 10.11.12. MYERS, CHRIS ANNETTE—Gramblingtown—July 0 —Academic—National Honor Society 11.12; Yearbook Staff 12; Humanitarian Club 12: Pep Club 10.11.12: Li- brarian 12. Senior Directory MY ERS. JANET M.— Annaheiin —Si. Michael—Sep- tember .'JO—Commercial—Chorus 10.11.12: Pep Club 10.11.12. MYERS, MICHAEL ROBERT—“Rat —St. Michael— February II—Academic—Forensic Club 12: Track 11; CrossCounlry 11.12. MYERS, SAI.IA LOl’ISE—South Fork—January 19— Academic—National Honor Society 11.12: Yearbook Staff 11.12: Business Manager 12: Band 10.11.12: Cho- us 10. MYERS, THOMAS WENDLE—“Tom’—R.I). 1 South Fork—May 21—Academic—Track 10: Cross Country 10; Wrestling 10. NACLIC, ROBERT LOUTS—“Chick”—Lloydell—June 12—General—Pep Club 11.12: Ski Club 12: Senior Play; Football 10.11.12: Varsity Club 12. NERI. JIM WILLIAM—“Stu —South Fork—August 19 —Commercial—Senior Play; Football 10.11.12; Varsity Club 11.12. NEW, DEBORAH GAYLE—“Debby'—Mt. Hope—June 23—Academic—Band 10.11.12: Humanitarian Club 12; Pep Club 10.11.12: Ski Club 12: Jets Club 12: Librarian 12. NISEWONGER, GARY LEE—R.D. 1. Mineral Point— November 29—General. NORTH, LINDA JEANNE—“South —Liberty Park- March 27—Commercial—Humanitarian Club 10.11.12: Pep Club 10.11.12; Ski Club 12. NOVAK, JOHN ANDREW—“Punkin —Beaverdale— March 8—Academic—National Honor Society 12; V ear- book Staff 12: Pep Club 10.11: Ski Club 12: Jets Club 11.12. Vice-President 12; Student Council 12. Secretary 12; Junior Play; Cross Country 12; Wrestling 10.11.12: Varsity Club 12. ONDESKO. MONICA ANNE—Dunlo—May 26—Aca- demic—National Honor Society 11.12; Spanish Honor Society 12; Yearbook Staff 11.12. Editor 12: Chorus 10. 11; Humanitarian Club 10.11.12: Pep Club 10: Jets Club 12; Great Books Discussion 11.12; Librarian 12: Prom Court; Senior Play. Student Director. OSHERSKY, JUDITH ANN—“Judy”—St. Michael- August 8—Commercial—Yearbook Staff 12: Band 10,11. 12; Pep Club 10. OSWALT, JANICE LEE—“Screenal ”—Bcaltown—June IT—Commercial—Humanitarian Club 10.11: Pep Club 10.11.12: Ski Club 12: Cheerleader 10. OXFORD. RICHARD EDWARD— Rick”—Wilmor— June 22—General—Pep Club 12. PALI CH, THEODORE—“Ted”—R.D. 1. Sidman—Feb- ruary 10—Academic—Football II; Wrestling 10.11.12; Varsity Club 12. PAPCI N, Jl D1TH ANN—' Judy —Lloydell—Septem- ber 18—Commercial—Chorus 10.11.12; Humanitarian Club 10.11: Pep Club 10.11: Ski Club 12. PAPCl Nik. MARY CATHERINE— Tina —Sidman— August 28—Commercial—Pep Club 10.11.12; Girls Bas- ketball 12. PATAl.l NE, BARBARA JEAN—“Pudge —Bcaltown— August 2—Commercial—Newspaper Stall 12: Band 10. 11.12: Humanitarian 10.11.12: Pep Club 10.12; Ski Club 12; Junior Play; Senior Play. PCOLA. JAMES—St. Michael—October 1 I—Portage Occupational School. PEASE. PEGGY EILEEN—“Peasy —Bcaltown—Vlay 9 —Commercial—Pep Club 10.11: Junior Play. PENROD, BRl CE ALAN—“Csreeb —R.D. 1 South Fork—February 29—Academic—Band 10.11: Stage Band 10,11,12; Chorus 10.11.12: Pep Club 12; Ski Club 12; Jets Club 12; Forensic Club 12: Great Books Discus- sion 12; Student Council 12; Cross Country 12; Wres- tling 10.12: Ili-Y 12: Varsity Club 12. PERRIN, JOYCE LOUISE—R.D. 2 Johnstown—August 25—Academic—Yearbook Staff 12: Pep Club 10.11.12: Ski Club 12: Class Treasurer 12; Junior Dance Court 11; Girls' Volleyball 10.11: J.V. Cheerleader 11. Varsity 12. PETRUNAK, JANET LOUISE—R.D. 1 South Fork- August 22—Academic—National Honor Society 11.12. Vice-President 12: Spanish Honor Society 12: Yearbook Staff 12: Band 10.11.12; Humanitarian Club 10.11.12: Pep Club 10.11: Jets Club II: Great Books Discussion 12; Librarian 12. PLUMMER, CHARLES FRANCIS—R.D. 1 Sidman— April 28—General—Senior Play: Football 11.12: Var- sity Club 12. 186 PH VIMER, DEBORAH MAE—“Debbie —R.D. 1 Sid- man—August 15—Commercial. PLUMMER. DONALD RAYMOND—“Duck —R.D. 2 Portage—December 21—Academic. I'Ll MMER. MAE JEAN—R.I). I Sidman—October 17 —Academic—National Honor Society 11.12; Newspaper Stall 10.11.12. Co-Editor 12: Band 10.11.12; Humanitar- ian Club 10.11.12. Secretary 12; Forensic Club 12: Great Books Discussion 11.12; Student Secretary 12: Student Director. Junior Play; Student Director. Senior Play. POLDIAK, MICHAEL JOSEPH—“Horse ’—St. Michael —April 2—Academic—Pep Club 10.11.12; Ski Club 12; Forensic Club 12: Wrestling 10: Varsity Club 10.11.12: Track 10.11.12; Cross Country 10.11.12. POTCHAK, CHARLES DAVID—“Dave”—Sidman— June 1—Academic—National Honor Society 12; Pep Club 10.11.12: Ski Club 12; Football 10.11.12: Track 10.11.12; Hi-Y 12; Varsity Club 10.11.12. PROZIALECK, MICHAEL DAVID— Proxy —Dunlo— January 7—Academic—Senior Play; Football 10.11.12; Track 10.11.12; Varsity Club 10.11,12. PROZIALECK, WALTER—“Proz”—Dunlo—August 18 —Academic—National Honor Society 11.12. Treasurer 12: Jets Club 10: Senior Play: Football 10.11.12: Track 10.11.12: Varsity Club 10.11.12. PRUDHOE, SHARON—“Micro —R.D. 1 Sidman— March 21—Commercial—Pep Club 10.11.12: Ski Club 12; Color Guard 10.11.12. REFI. JAMES—“Jim —R.D. 2 Windber—December 0 —Academic—Pep Club 10.11.12; Ski Club 12: Color Guard 10.11.12. REMICK, DIANE LYNN—“Dee”—R.D. 1 South Fork —November 6—Commercial—Pep Club 12. RESICK. JEAN—South Fork—December 11—Academic —National Honor Society 12; Spanish Honor Society 12; Yearbook Staff 11.12. Copy Editor 12: Pep Club 10. 11.12; Forensic Club 12; Great Books Discussion 12; Flagtwirler 10.11.12, Captain 11.12. RIPPER, BARRY WILLIAM—“Rip —St. Michael— September 23—General—Ski Club 12. ROLLA, DENNIS LEF1—Ehrenfeld—June 19—Academ- ic—Pep Club 12; Basketball 10.11.12: Baseball 10.11. 12; Varsity Club 10.11.12. RONAN, SUSAN—Beaverdale—July 21—Academic— National Honor Society 11.12: Spanish Honor Society 12: Pep Club 10.11,12; Cheerleader 10.11.12. Co-Cap- tain 12. ROSS, JANET ANN—“Jan —R.D. 1 South Fork—Jan- uary 21—Commercial—Pep Club 10.11.12. ROTH, DENISE ANN—“Dee —Ellon—June 2.3—Aca- demic—Chorus 10.11.12: Pep (dub 10.11.12; Ski Club 12. RUFFING, PATRICIA ANN—“Pat”—Creslo—April 16 —Commercial—Pep Club 12. RUSSELL, KATHY JANE—“Russell”—South Fork— January 10—Commercial—Newspaper Stall' 12; Band 10.11.12: Humanitarian Club 10.11.12; Pep Club 10.11. 12. SASEK. MARK GEORGIA—Beaverdale—October ‘1— General—Wrestling 10. SCHRE1BER, BETTYLOL—R.D. 2 Windber—July 31 —Commercial—Pep Club 10,11; Junior Play; Senior Senior Directory Play. SEESE. DEBRA JEAN—“Debbie”—R.D. 1 Sidman— September 26—Commercial—Humanitarian Club 10.11. 12: Pep Club 10.11. SUABLE, FRANK DAVID—St. Michael—May 26- General—Pep Club 12; Senior Play; Football 11.12; Baseball 10.11.12. SUABLE, THOMAS JOHN—“Shorty”—St. Michael- August 15—General—Senior Play; Football 11.12; Track 12; Wrestling 10. SHALL, DANIEL FRANCIS—“Tooth —R.D. 2 Portage —January —General—Baseball 11.12; Wrestling 11.12. SHAY, SUSAN L.—“Susie —Sidman—August 14—Ac- ademic—Yearbook Stall’ 12; Band 10.11.12; Humanitar- ian Club 10.11.12: Pep Club 10.11. SHERRY, AUGUSTINE M.—“Jake —Beaverdale—Oc- tober 25—General. SHILCOSKY, DAN RAY—“Dan”—Sidman—May 22- General. SHRIFT, SUSAN MARY—“Sue —New Germany— April 20—Commercial—National Honor Society 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Chorus 10,11.12: Humanitarian Club 10.11: Pep Club 10.11: Student Council 12. SHULTZ, LINDA SLSAN—“Shultzy —R.D. 1 Portage —October 10—Commercial—Humanitarian Club 10.11. 12; Pep Club 10.11.12. SICKLES. GEORGE FRANKLIN—Wilmore—April 17 —Academic—Chorus 10,11.12; Humanitarian Club 11. 12; Pep Club 10,11.12. SICKLES, MICHAEL WILLIAM—“Rastus —Wilmore —April 11—Academic—Wrestling 10.11.12. SIPLIVY, GARY LKE—R.D. 1 South Fork—June 1— Academic—Wrestling 10.11,12. SI V ERIN AC, DAVID ALLEN—“Chet”—South Fork— January 9—General. SKELLY, RICHARD ALLEN—“Midnight”—Sidman— September 23—General. SKONER, BARBARA ANNE—“Barb —Dunlo—August 7—Academic—National Honor Society 11,12; Spanish Honor Society 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Band 10.11.12; Humanitarian Club 10.11.12; Pep Club 10.11.12; Jets Club 11; Great Books Discussion 12; Librarian 12. SEIKO, VICTOR G.—“Minnesota Fats —R.D. 1 South Fork—October l.'l—Commercial—Humanitarian Club 10; Ski Club 12. SMAY, BARRY RICHARD—St. Michael—December 12 —General. SMAY, KAREN DIANNE—St. Michael—August 17- Commercial—Humanitarian Club 10.11.12; Pep Club 188 10.11.12; Ski Club 12; Forensic Club 12; Great Books Discussion 12; Librarian 12; Senior Play; Cheerleader 1(). SMAY, TERRY CLAIN— Pint —R.D. 1 Sidman—June —General—Band 10.11.12; Stage Band 12; Track 12. SMIACH, GEORGE ANTHONY—“Egg’—St. Michael —March I—Academic—Humanitarian Club 10. SPA1D, FRANK—South Fork—February 27—Academic —Newspaper Stall 12; Pep Club 10.11.12; Ski Club 12; Forensic Club 12; Great Books Discussion 12; Basketball 10: Track 11.12; Varsity Club 11.12. SPITTAL. PENNY JANE—South Fork—June 20—Ac- ademic—Chorus 10.11.12; Pep Club 10.11.12; Student Secretary 12. SPRINKLE, KAREN GRACE—R.I). 1 Sidman—Decem- ber 17—Commercial—Humanitarian Club 10.11; Pep Club 10.11. STAMPLIS, WILLIAM PATRICK—“Bill”—South Fork —March 13—Academic—Hi-Y 12. STEFA NIK. CAROLYN FRANCES—1 Stiff—Ehrenfeld —January 2-1—Commercial—Humanitarian Club 12; Pep Club 10.11.12. STIFFLER, ROSEMARY ANN— Rose —R.I). 1 South Fork—June I I—Academic—Chorus 10.11.12; Humani- tarian Club 12; Pep Club 10.11.12; Great Books Discus- sion 12. STOHON, DAVID—Wilmore Heights—December .'5— Portage Occupational School. STOKER, GARY—“Stoke —R.I). 1 Sidman—July 21— Academic—Chorus 10.11.12; Wrestling 10.11.12: V arsi- ty Club 12. STRAYER, WANDA KAY—“Griffy —Summerhill— November 5—Academic—Chorus 10.11.12; Humanitari- an Club 10.11.12: Pep Club 10.11.12. STULL, RICHARD I).—R.D. 1 South Fork—October 16 —Academic—CrossCountry 12; Varsity Club 12. SWIRES, GLORIA PEARL—Beaverdale—November 23 —Commercial. SWOPE, SALLY ANN—“Sam —Beaverdale—August 18—General—Pep Club 10.11.12; Girls Basketball 12; Cheerleader J.V. 11. THEYS, VALERIA SUE—“Val”—South Fork—Decem- ber 20—Commercial—Humanitarian Club 10.11; Pep Club 11.12; Junior Play; National Honor Society 12. THOMAS, TIMOTHY GLENN— Tim —R.D. 1 Sidman —September 6—Commercial. TOPPER, MARY ELIZABETH—“Chubs’—R.D. 1 Sid- man—March 18—Academic—National Honor Society 11.12. President 12; Spanish Honor Society 12; Year- book Staff 11.12. l-ayoul Editor 12; Band 10.11.12. Sec- retary 12: Humanitarian Club 10.11.12: Pep Club 10.11; Ski Club 12; Jets Club 11: Great Books Discussion 12; Librarian 12. TOWNSEND, SHARON GRACE—South Fork—June 27 Senior Directory —Commercial—Pep Club 10.11.12: Senior Play. TRAVATO. EDWARD RAYMOND—Mine 12 Windber —December 22—General—Ski Club 12. TRAVATO, ROBERT JAMES—“Bob”—Mine 12 Wind- ber'—December 6—Academic—Ski Club 12; Student Council 12; Class Treasurer 10; Senior Play. TURCHAK, VICTORIA—“Vicky —South Fork—Octo- ber IS—General—Humanitarian Club 10.11; Pep Club 10.11.12. LNUCHEK, NICKI—R.D. 1 South Fork—September 9 —General. VALKO, JOHN DAN I EL—“Spud”—Dunlo—December 25—Academic—National Honor Society 12; Newspaper Stall 12. ALKO, MIKE JOSEPH—“Greek”—Dunlo—September 11—Academic—Football 10.11.12: Track 10.11.12: Var- sity Club 10.11.12. VIV IAN. JAMES DEAN— Jim —South Fork—January 28—Academic—Rand 10.11.12: Chorus 10; Ski Club 12. ADSWORTH, PATRICI A J.— Boober —Salix—June 8—Academic—National Honor Society 12; Yearbook Stall 12; Rand 10.11.12: Humanitarian Club 11.12: Pep Club 10.11.12; Ski Club 12: Senior Pla . WALLS, KATHY ANNE—“Sue”—South Fork—Sep- tember SO—Commercial—Humanitarian Club 10.11.12; Pep Club 10.11.12. WALTER. RUTH ANN—“Ruth —R.D. 1 South Fork- August 18—Commercial—Chorus 10.11.12; Pep Club 10.11.12. WALTERS, CONSTANCE ANN—“Connie”—St. Mi- chael—October 27—General—Humanitarian Club 10.11. 12; Pep Club 10.11.12; Librarian 10.11.12. WALUKAS, EDWARD R.—“Spud”—South Fork- March SO—Academic—Hi-Y 12. WEAVER, RRIAR R.—“Grease monkey —R.D. I Sid- man—March 21—Academic—Ski Club 12: Wrestling 10.11.12. EAVER, LINDA—“Lin —Elton—April 11—General —Humanitarian Club 10.11; Pep Club 10.11; Librarian 10.11.12. WEGRZYNIAK, DONNA TERESA—Mine 12 Windber —November 8—Academic—National Honor Society 12; Yearbook Staff 12: Band 10.11.12; Humanitarian Club 11.12; Pep Club 10.11.12; Ski Club 12: Senior Play. WESS, CYNTHIA ANN—“Cindi —New Germany—Oc- tober 11—Academic—National Honor Society 11.12: Chorus 10.11.12: Humanitarian Club 10.11; Pep Club 10.11.12; Ski Club 12. WEYANDT, CAROL ANN—R.D. 2 Windber— Decem- ber 23—General—Band 10.11.12; Humanitarian Club 10.11.12; Pep Club 10.11.12; Ski Club 12. WEYANDT, GERALD W.—“Butch”—R.D. 1 South Fork—May 21—General—W restling 11.12. Manager 11. WILKINSON, NANCY JEAN—“Nance”—Ml. Hope- Dec ember 17—Commercial—National Honor Society 12; 190 Yearbook Stall 12; Band 10.11.12; Humanitarian Club 10; Pep Club 10.11.12; Cheerleader 11. WILLIAMS, CHARLES W.—“West”—R.D. 1 Sidman— February 28—General. ILLS. JANE I LOl ISF— Jan''—H.I). I South Fork— February 28—Commercial—Chorus 10.11.12; Pep Club 10. 11.SON. MARSHA ANN—R.D. 2 Portage—July 28— Commercial—Humanitarian Club 10.11.12; Pep Club 10.11.12; Ski Club 12; Prom Court 12; Junior Dance Court 11; Color Guard 11.12. WILSON, RONALD LYNN—“Sunshine”—R.D. 1 South Fork—March 18—Academic—Pep Club 10.11; Ski Club 12. ILT, SI SAN—“Suze”—R.D. 1 South Fork—May 10 —Commercial—National Honor Society 12; Pep Club 10.11.12; Ski Club 12; Forensic Club 12; Junior Play; Senior Play; Cheerleader 10,11.12, Co-captain 11, Cap- tain 12. WOODSIDE, KATHY MAE—“Blanche”—R.D. 1 Port- age—August 31—Commercial—Chorus 10.11.12; Hu- manitarian Club 11.12. WOOLASTAN, CYNTHIA LOl ISE— W oolly”—Sid- man R.D. 1—February 20—Academic—National Honor Society 11.12; Spanish Honor Society 12; Yearbook Stall 12; Band 10.11.12; Chorus 10.11.12: Humanitarian Club 10; Pep Club 10; Forensic Club 12; Great Books Discussion 12; Student Secretaries 12; Librarians 12; Junior Play; Senior Play. YATSKY, GEORGE—“Geeg —South Fork—March 13 —General. YATSKY, PAl L—South Fork—April 27—Portage Oc- cupational School. YETSKO, FRANK E.—“Dune”—R.D. 2 Portag.-—No- vember 29—General. YOl NKI.NS, TONI LYNN—“Toni”—R.D. 1 Sidman— June 6—Academic—Spanish Honor Society 12; Chorus 10.11.12; Pep Club 10.11.12; Ski Club 12; Majorette 11. 12. Y I HAS, JOHN PAl L—“Woody”—Dunlo—January 6 —General. 191 SPECIAL BENEFACTORS AMERICAN GENERAL GODFREY JACKSON MR. MRS. GEORGE LIFE INS. CO. WHITE BENEFACTORS American Legion, S. Fork J. G. Packing Co. Lillian Liko and American Legion Aux. 551 Jolly Roger Restaurant James Santa Anthony Balser E. L. Jones Motor Salix State Bank Dr. Mrs. Robert H. Benko Mr. Mrs. Albert Keller Sears, Roebuck and Co. Buckhorn Drive-In “The Marauders” Mr. Mrs. Paul Sherer Harvey Miller Dr. Mrs. Camille Maravalli Sidman Cash Carry Lumber Mr. Mrs. James Burkey, Jr. Mac’s Tire Service, Inc. Angie Signorino Campanella's Restaurant McDonald’s Plating Shop Singer Company, Carpenter’s Country Store Mickus Hotel Grant City Plaza Chappel Hauling Plowing G. H. Miller Smay’s Used Cars Costlow Farms, Inc. Miss Matvay Mr. Mrs. Leroy Smith Country Kitchen Music Haven (Richland) Slovak American Citizens Cover Studios (Johnstown) Ohio Fast Freight Club. Dunlo Dimond Funeral Home Omega Company Owners: Mrs. Margaret Sprinkle Mr. Mrs. C. 0. Dimond Ed Hoke Dick Green and Karen Dunlo American Legion Mr. Mrs. John Ondesko St. Michael 1889 Club Dunlo Transfer Company Mr. Mrs. Michael Ondesko House Hotel Eddies Pizza Palace Park Hill Rexall Drugs Mr. Mrs. John Stefanik Elmo’s Car Camper Sales Ted Peel Studio Book Shop Empire Foundation, Inc. Penn Gables Motel Stuver’s Quick Service Ann Fornadel Beauty Shop Penrod’s Esso Thorofare Markets, Inc. Fraikor’s Store Rev. Anthony J. Pollack Tom's Gulf, Elton Mr. Mrs. Wayne Gallaher Edward Pollock Thunderbird, Wr. Pa. Soul Gene’s Sanitation Summerhill Office of Center (Portage) Gibson Jewelers Portage National Bank Tuxedo Manor, Johnstown Gilkey Pools (472-9477) Reighards Machine Shop Mr. Mrs. Nicholas Unuchek May Ginter Albert D. Rice Sales Karl J. Wachter The Hearth and Service Mr. Mrs. George Wasko Robert Hostetler Richland Bowl Weiser’s Music Center “The Instigation” Richland Rexall Drugs Workmen’s Educational Irene's Beauty Shop Frank Roush, and Social Club Glen Irvan Corp. Specialized Potatoes 192 Adams' Barber Shop American Legion Auxiliary Unit 573 A M Transit Barry and Joyce Beaver Super Market Mr. Mrs. James A. Burkey, Sr. Mr. M rs. Thomas Burns Dr. Mrs. Caro IT Mr. Mrs. Michael Canonic. Jr. Helen Cordek and Tina Mr. Mrs. Eugene Costlow J. L. Denne “Destination Luv Rev. Mrs. James Dili mar Family Mr. Mrs. Ludwig Drobnick Mr. M rs. James F. Eichenser Mr. Mrs. James Gabany Lisa. Annette. Jimmy Mr. Mrs. James Gallardy Geistown American Svc. Mr. Mrs. Rudy Gerbec The Gerko Family Mr. Mrs. Nick Giallonardo Mr. Mrs. Win. Paul Goughnour Mr. Mrs. Glenn Hinson Horner’s Tavern, Dunlo Mr. Mrs. Don Hostetler Mr. Mrs. Don Hull Mr. Mrs. Frank Impala Mr. Mrs. Matt Jackson Mr. Mrs. Clarence F. Jennings A Friend Ace and Martie Dianne Adams Mr. Mrs. Earl Adams Mr. Mrs. Paul C. Adams Brenda Atkins Helen A. Alexander Allegheny Hospital Supply Park Altemus Cindy Amigh Mr. Mrs. I.. C. Amps Mr. Mrs. Carl Anderson Mr. Mrs. Edward Andrykovitch Mr. Mrs. Michael Andrykovitch Mary Jo Andrykovitch Michele Andrykovitch Ron Andrykovitch Vicki Terri Andrykovitch Mr. Mrs. Anthony A. Ardire Mr. Mrs. Stanley Avramis, Sr. Margaret Baer Mrs. Elizabeth Bailey Mrs. James Baker Marg Bakos Charles Banks Mr. Mrs. Joseph Barhalish kimmy and Kobbin Barber Mr. Mrs. 'Thomas Barber Mr. Mrs. Barclay Bernard June Baref � ot Mr. Mrs. Nate Barefoot Mr. Mrs. Michael Barelich Mr. Mrs. George Barkley. Jr. Terri Barkley Mr. Mrs. Louis Barlam Mr. Mrs. Louis Barlam, Jr. Sharon Barlam Mr. Mrs. Harry F. Barker FRIENDS John and Karen Mrs. Dorothy Josephson Mr. Mrs. Vincent P. keilman Lynn Knepper Mr. Mrs. Frank Krentz Mr. Mrs. Blaine Lewis. Jr. Mr. Mrs. Joseph R. Long Mr. Mrs. James Makoczv Mr. Mrs. Victor Maslar Mr. Mrs. Ronald Matlin Mr. Mrs. George Matula Mr. Mrs. John McCall Jim Woodside and Ronnie McConeghy Boh and Linda McCormick Mr. Mrs. Francis Michael Mr. Mrs. Phillip Mollers The Hillary Motchenbaugh Family Mr. Mrs. Harry B. Myers Nastase Motors Dr. Mrs. Albert A. Novak Mr. Mrs. John Novak Miss Myra O’Connor Mrs. Reith Orr P. Sq. Allen J. Oshersky “Buck Owens’ (Guv ingard) Pat Ell Pat Terry Mr. Mrs. James Patterson Mr. Mrs. John T. Plummer Mr. Mrs. Raymond Plummer PATRONS Mr. Mrs. John Barr Mr. Mrs. John A. Barr Mr. Mrs. Robert N. Barr Barry and Peggy Barry and Tonya Mr. Mrs. Frank Barton Charles Brazil Mr. Mrs. Samuel Basilc Dick Bassett Mr. Mrs. Michael Bastian Mr. Mrs. Frances Batdorf Abe Baxter Mr. Mrs. W ayne Baxter Mr. Mrs. Beaner Family Beaverdale Softball Team Mrs. Elizabeth Beckman Mr. M rs. John Beckman Jack Beir Mrs. Opal Beisel Mr. Mrs. Don Belfiglio Mr. Mrs. Joseph Bell Mr. M rs. Dominic Bellvia Mr. Mrs. Irvin Bence Mrs. Patricia Bencosky Walter Bencosky Janet Bender Cynthia Bennett Mr. Mrs. Earl Bennett Mam-Mam Bennett Mrs. Ora Bennett Mr. Roy Bennett Tiny Bennett Mr. Mrs. Vernon Bennett Mrs. Julia R. Bentkowski Loretta and Leonard Bentkowski Mr. Mrs. Harold Benton John Bereznak Mr. Mrs. Alva Berkey Mr. Mrs. John Puto Jack. Shirley, Brian Quinn Tom Reed Mr. Mrs. W illiam Kemick Stanley, Dorothy, Sheree Ropecka Margaret S. Russell Mr. Mrs. Thomas H. Russell. Jr. Mr. Mrs. Elwood Selepack, Jr. David Dianna Sell Mr. Mrs. Richard Shultz Sickles Cafe Mr. Mrs. Gordon Smith Mr. Mrs. W illiam B. Smith St. Michael Beverage, AI Jo Mr. Mrs. Gardner Stoker Mr. Mrs. Guy Stoker South Fork Cemetery Association Russell Harrison. S. F. Laundry South Fork News Agency Susko's Store Mr. Mrs. Gerald Thompson Mr. Mrs. Steve Turchak Mr. Mrs. Ernest Turgeon Mr. Mrs. Robert I tzman Vancherfs Barber Shop Shirley M. Weaver Wiesheier’s Market ingard's Auto Ranch Mr. Mrs. David L. Woodside Mr. Mrs. Nick Yetsko Zimmerman Print Shop Barry Berkey Miss Diane Berkey Mr. Mrs. Jacob Berkey Mr. Mrs. Leon Berkey Guy Bernunzio Mr. Mrs. Robert A. Bero Mr. Mrs. Clyde Berkebile Mr. Mrs. Dan Berkebile Mr. Mrs. W esley Berkebile Mr. Mrs. Charles Bertolino Gloria Jean Bertolino Mr. Mrs. John L. Bertolino Mark. Jim Christi Bertolino Mr. Mrs. Pete Bertolino. Jr. Mrs. Peter Bertolino, Sr. Bertha Emma Betz Brothers Garage, Sidman Bill Betz Mrs. Helen Betz Kathy Betz Mr. Mrs. Omer Betz Robert J. Betz Family Mr. Mrs. Carlye Beveridge Mr. Mrs. Norman Beveridge Mr. Mrs. Russell Beyer Florence Bialas Mr. Mrs. George Biesinger Bill Shelley Billie Rod Mrs. Ruth Binaut Mary Francis and Valerian Bionaz Mr. Mrs. Robert Blanche!ti Margaret Blarsdell Mr. Mrs. Joseph Blasic Mr. Mrs. Joseph Blazauski Mr. Mrs. Michael Blazosky, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Paul Bloom Mr. Mrs. Barry Blough 193 PATRONS Mr. Mrs. Harry B. Blough Mr. Mrs. Roy Blough Mr. Mrs. Edward Blozevich Bob and Lou Bob and Sharon Bobaly Raleigh Supply Michael Bobaly Bob and Alma Bolvin Mr. Mrs. Clair Bolvin Connie Jean Bolvin Paul Bonfanti Mr. Mrs. William Bonfanti Mr. Mrs. Alfred Bopp Felix Bopp Mr. Mrs. Leo Bopp, Jr. Mildred Bopp Mr. Mrs. H. C. Boring Mr. Mrs. John Botleicher Mr. M rs. James Bowen Mr. Mrs. W illiam Bowen Sharon Bowen Mr. M rs. Thomas Bowser Son Mr. £ M rs. Herman Boyle Mr. Herman Boyle. Jr. Ken Box Clara Bracken Mr. Mrs. Ralph Bracken Mrs. Miriam Brady Albert W. Brant Mr. Mrs. Karl Brener Family Mr. Mrs. W illiam I). Brewer Mr. Mrs. Charles Brewer Brenda Charley Mr. Mrs. Can Brenna Son Mr. Mrs. W illiam J. Brewer Paul Brian Mr. Mrs. John Brickner Ada Robert Broad Mr. Mrs. Jacob Brumbaugh Mr. Mrs. William E. Brough Mr. Mrs. George Brown, Jr. Jimmy Brummert Mr. M rs. Bryana Ann Bubenko Mr. Mrs. James Bubenko Miss Peggy Bubenko Mary Buck Mr. Mrs. Roy S. Buck Bud’s Service Station Budgie. John and Bill Jim Buhaly Pebble Ann Buivin Dale Yvette Mr. Mrs. Fred Bumford Mr. Mrs. James Bunn Mr. Mrs. Richard C. Burggraf Mr. Mrs. Richard Burggraf. Jr. Mr. Mrs. Frances Burkardt Mrs. Dorothy J. Burkett Sue Burkett Mrs. Genevieve Burkey Betty Burns Lorraine Burns Mr. Mrs. Chester Bumworth Mr. Mrs. Grover Bush Mr. Mrs. R. H. Callahan Ross Carol Camut Mr. Mrs. Paul Campitell Kevin Cann Mr. Mrs. Robert Cann Ann Ros Camel 1 Mr. Mrs. George Caroff Mr. Mrs. J. B. Caroff Susan Caroff Mr. Mrs. W illiam Caroff Carol Jim Mr. Mrs. Jack Capatch Justin Case Francis Casey Mr. Mrs. Walter Celmer, Sr. Mr M rs. W alter Celmer, Jr. John Chalan David Chaney Mr. M rs. Richard Chaney Roberta Chaney Mr. M rs. W illiam W . Chapman Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Charles Mr. Mrs. Delmos Charlton Mr. Mrs. Lee Chestnutwood Chick Carol Chicoli Diana Chicoli Mrs. Flora Chicoli Mr. Mrs. John Chicoli Mr. Mrs. Pete Chicoli Mr. Mrs. LouisChochran Shirl Chopick Chris Don James Christ Mike Christ Penny Spittal Mr. Mrs. Robert W . Christ Walter H. Christ Mathew T. Chubski. Postmaster Chuck Linda Mr. M rs. Robert Chuckalovchak Dave Chulick Mr. Mrs. Luke Chulick Mr. Mrs. Thomas Chulick Mr. Mrs. Michael Chunta Mr. M rs. Robert Chunta Mr. Mrs. Edward Cimba Mr. Mrs. John Civic Mr. Mrs. Joseph Civic Pete and Donna Civic Mr. Mrs. Joseph Claycomb Frank Clifford Mr. Mrs. James Clifford Mr. Mrs. Russel Clifford Mr. Mrs. W illiam Clifford Mr. Mrs. W illiam E. Colosimo, Jr. Mr. Mrs. A. Ronald Colton Father Conley Gerri Connelly Mr. Mrs. Wayne Cook Mr. Mrs. Donald Cooney Mr. Mrs. Lester Conrad Paula Conway’s Tavern. Inc. 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Bob Debbie Phil Dave Shirley Debevits Mr. Mrs. John Debias Mr. Mrs. Anthony Debias Dee Mr. Mrs. Roy Deitle Mr. Mrs. Delmar Denise Vallie Mr. Mrs. Elmer Deyarmin Mr. Mrs. George Deyarmin Family Dennis Dezelon Mr. Mrs. Frank Dezelon Mr. Richard Dibble Doris Dibert Family Marsha Dibert Mr. Mrs. Dibert Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Dibert Jan Dietrich Jim Bruce Dietrich Mr. Mrs. J. E. Dimond Mrs. Chester DiMuzio Dink Di Paul Dipko Mr. Mrs. Robert B. Dixon Sandy Dixon W ilbur Dixon Mr. Mrs. Geo. Dobbins Mr. Mrs. Michael Docherty Mr. Mrs. Dodge Mrs. James Dolan. Sr. Mr. Mrs. Edward Dombrosky Mr. Mrs. Domidica Don Clare Don Kerry ha Donoughe Mr. Mrs. Carl Dorin Cathy Dorin Michael Dorin Doris Joe Doris John Paul Charles Drohnick Duffy TV Portage. Pa. Mr. Mrs. George Durkot Alan Eash Mr. Mrs. Charles Eash. Jr. Charles E. Eash, Sr. Charles G. Eash Ivan J. Eash Family Charles Easterbrook Billie. Valerie, Diane Edmiston Mr. Mrs. Earl Edmiston. Jr. Mr. Mrs. Daniel Eats Gordon P. 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Geisler Mrs. Bill George Mr. Mrs. Dean George Mr. Mrs. Fred Gentile Richard Gerbec Linda Giallonardo Mr. Mrs. Francis Gibbons Mr. Mrs. Joseph Gideos Gayc Giffin Gaylen Greg Giffin Mr. Mrs. John Giffin, Sr. Mrs. Elizabeth Giles Jean Giles Mr. Mrs. Mel Giles Mr. Mrs. Nicholas Gilles Mr. Mrs. Gillespie Mr. Mrs. Clair Gillman Mr. Mrs. F red Gillman Mr. Mrs. Russell Gillman Mr. Mrs. Elmo Gilpatrick Bob Gindlesperger Gini A1 Mr. Mrs. Charles Glacken Mrs. James Glacken Mr. Mrs. William Glacken Mr. Mrs. John Gmeiner Carol David Goldblat Ray Good Mr. Mrs. Thomas Gordon PATRONS Mr. Mrs. William Gordon Wanda Gouchnour Mr. Mrs. Bernard Gramling Mr. Mrs. Glenford Gramling Mr. Mrs. Kermit Gramling Mark Crasser (Mick) Mr. M rs. Edward Gratem Mr. Mrs. Dennis J. Grattan Ed. Tw ila. Boh Grattan Mr. Mrs. Vincent Gratten Mr. Mrs. Edward Graziani Ray Betty Greer Greg Deb Mr. M rs. Edward Gregorich Mr. M rs. 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Kowalski Mrs. Barbara Ko .ar Mrs. F rank Kozar Frank Kozar Mr. Si Mrs. Michael Kozar Mr. Si Mrs. Robert Krantzler Howard Krause Mr. Si Mrs. F'rank Krens Mr. Si Mrs. Leonard Krestar Family Mr. Si Mrs. Mike Krestar, Jr. Mr. Si Mrs. Clarence Kring Mr. Si Mrs. Percy Kring Forrest Krise Mr. Mrs. Russell Krise Mr. Si Mrs. Joseph Krisko Betty Kroskie Mr. Si Mrs. Lynn Krouse Mr. Si Mrs. Robert Krug Mr. Si Mrs. Eugene Krupa F'amily Orrilla Krupa Mr. Mrs. Paul Kruper Wayne Kubovcik Mr. Si Mrs. W illiam Kubovcik John Kudrick Mr. Si Mrs. Gene Kulka Mr. Si Mrs. John Lacko PATRONS Indies Democrat Club Ladies Aux. of Slovak Citizen Club Indies Aux. of South F'ork Vol. F'ire Co. Mr. Mrs. Harold l fon Mr. Si Mrs. Ernest I nas Larry Sharon Sarah Larson Mr. Si Mrs. Henry Law Punky Law Mr. Si M rs. Paul A. Layman Mr. Si Mrs. Roy Layman Mr. Mrs. Roger Layton Mr. Si Mrs. William Layton Mr. Si Mrs. Joseph Lazor Mr. Si Mrs. N. Lazor, Jr. Mr. Mrs. James Learner Mr. Si Mrs. David Leach. 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Andrew Mattis Mr. Si Mrs. Allen May Mr. Si Mrs. Thomas Mazur Daughter Mr. Si Mrs. Michael McCall Miss Beverly McCarthy Cynthia McCarthy Mr. Si Mrs. Charles McCarthy Stephanie McCarthy McCarthy's Inn Dorothy McClarren Mr. Si Mrs. John McClellan Terry Linda McClelland Mr. Mrs. Arthur McClemens Mr. Si Mrs. Ronald McClemens Mr. Si Mrs. Joseph McCloskey Mr. Si Mrs. Ronald McConeghy Ronnie McConeghy Mr. St Mrs. Lawrence McCormick Donald D. McCrory Mr. Si Mrs. W illiam NlcCune Si Christi Mr. Si Mrs. Robert H. McElwer Mr. Mrs. Joseph P. McGinty Mr. Si Mrs. Ell wood McGough Mary McIntyre Mr. Mrs. John McKnight Bertha Si Eldia McMahon Mr. Mrs. Kenneth McNertney Mrs. Iva McVicken Mr. Mrs. Charles Meek Conrad Meek Mr. Si M rs. Andrew Medvesky Donald Megrenne Mr. Si Mrs. F'rank Mehall Mr. George Mehall Mr. Mrs. Michael Mehall Mel Si Schoey Mr. Mrs. Ronald Melloy Mr. Si Mrs. George Mesoras. Jr. Lt. Metzger MickolicV s Anthony Mickus. 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