Freeland High School - La Vita Yearbook (Freeland, PA)

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'Pa-.1 . -'Y--.gf--A 75- 7.-Skl in ll, '. A, if , ,f!g,,wfi Q. J 'fffflfif A 'fzfgf ...f .5 W we lr' 6. 3 lst Row fl io r1: J. Lapchak, T. Peoora, M. Marhdn, 'G. Lugz, R. Puzzetti, R. Martinchck, R. Peters. 2nd Row: M. Machella,.J. Muniaiai, Q B. Palko, S. Krgckie, J. Musolino, J. Litchko, L. Miller, C. Peters, A. Schell. 3rd Row: E. Pergosky, J. Lcitzel, D. Popick, H. Nolty, J, Martinoek, N. Sheaman, J. Matisak, C. Pitman. 41h Row: J. Mensinger, L. Lmho, D'. Rimshaw, E..Mad1ell2, M. Mattavi, L. Lutz, T. 0ndney,R.Sandcrs. . A A . . ' ' . ' lst Row fl I0 rl: R. Slcfanik, M. Sisock, J. Stutzman, S. Siroki, W. Wysocky, J. Shiroki, M. Sitch. 2nd Raw: Talarovich, T. Zoshak L. Shershan, R. Tepko, D. Troell, R. Whitmer, D. Witlig, N. Yagalla, B. Zawatski. 3rd Rom' J. Spock, M. Solarck, M. Shiner, D. Yanoch- ko, S. Soltis, J. Zurko, T. Shmsky, D. Solanick, D.'Zoshak, N. Spock, J. Wilkinson. S W A . JF, , . ' P ,lg , .Wg . '-A 1 M fl, .ar 1 Q' sn... A 'mn ., 3 rg sr-4 , . . ., 1 - , ' A 42:-.', A Q 1' A gn . iw-'E ' V'4 If-S I - X ' ' ll ' if G fl- ' , ii'i . 1 f ff . M - fe-ra ' X. . ' ' A fu in 9 , f Ji' J f Aggsgb' K ' ' 3 i it 3 ,8- ' 1 I, ' X li 'I f ' ' , Y 5 'vi-1, .

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Freshmen A 3 1' wt? 11 - I , '. -Ln' 'L '4 335 vf xx -V - if ld , x-351, Isl Row fl 10 fp: v. Bond,'D. Ambrose, T, Aram, s. chnsuna, D. Bama, s. Dining, D. cnamigo, J. Bacnison, J. Budaa. znd Row: J. Breznitsky, A. Dias, M. Balas, A. Carr, C. Detweiler, K. Anderson, K. Allen, N. Brandmier, R. Bama, D. Bartosevich, P. Davis, F. Balon. 3nd Row: J. Daugirda, C. Clymer. M. Ceriani, T. Chippi, S. Bmnz, D. Bell, S. Cole, P. Barron, M. Contress, J. Braddock, M. Bogansky, W. Dias, Cudwadie. Ist Row fl ro rj: G. Henry, Halye, D. Kay, K. Fairchild, C. Gross, M. Grega, A. Kotansky, J. Greer. 2nd Row: M. Hanusek, S. Doyle S. Getz, L. Holland, K. Ferssner, C. Karpowich, L. Fisher, K. Gresh, C. Gresh, A. Jeffreys. 3rd Row: S. Hanusek, M. Kopciynskie, C Everitt, T. Dovan, D. Kqpczynskie, P. Gromel, D. Herring, R. Kluck, J. Frymoyer. 4 er- '- . .3-.. .A ff? lf hi .Yr xx Q' IQ, ,rf p 'f1u.., 4.1.1. -F, , ' . gi, X 26

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ts..--Q: I . ,MA A, n, 1 4 Nineteen seventy-five was a busy year for underclassmen, too. Juniors, sophomores, and freshmen enthusiastically participated in all phases of student lU'e. The juniors successfully planned a Christmas candy sale, an Easter candy sale, and a wonderful prom for the Senior Class. The sophomores raised funds for their class by selling sweaters and sweat shirts,'and they achieved high school status when they received their class rings. Loaded down with books, the freshmen busily scurried about leaming the ups and downs of high school life. We, the class of 1975, wish the class of '78 the determination ofthe class of '77, the class of '7 7 the success ofthe class of '76 , and the class of '76 all the fun that we have had as seniors. I .,4 '