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1979 SPECTATOR Greater Johnstown High School Johnstown, Pa. PUBLISHER: Josten’s American Yearbook Com- pany ADVISOR: Scott G. McCloud EDITORS: Karen Horoho, Kathleen Gelles ASSISTANT EDITORS: Mark Kawchak, Mike Klesch PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY: Cover Studio CHIEF SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHER: Robin George ASSISTANT SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHERS: Lynn Johnson, Dorothy Weaver, Mike Klesch, Maureen Lydic, Kim Potts Dedication-4 Opening-6 Faculty-16 Seniors-30 Clubs-52 Sports-84 Student Life-130 Dedication I nDedigatio onDedigati ■onDedigat ItionDediga ATiOIsDEDiG gationDedi igationDed digationDe EDiGATiOND ii s nara to nna a neru in me last of the 70’s. Most of the fig- ures who used to serve in that capacity have fallen into disre- pute. We have discovered that too many of our athletes owe their loyalties to the mighty dol- lar rather than their teams; too many of our politicians have shelved their integrity to line their pockets; and too many of our parents, we suddenly learn, are mere humans like ourselves, prone to the same mistakes. However, and fortunately, to add a sense of direction to our forma- tive years, we still can look to figures of inspiration. These might include our parents, honored members of the clergy, world leaders, or Dr. Donato Zucco, Superintendent of Schools in the Greater Johnstown School Dis- trict. Dr. Zucco can be an in- spiration because he proves the American Work Ethic. He got where he is not because he was Turiunait; Biiuuyn iu ub uui i i iiiiu a situation which guaranteed the opportunity for success, but be- cause of a dream . . . and hard work . . . and determination. Dr. Zucco graduated from Johnstown High School in the late 1950’s without an academic degree. He worked for a time as a truck driver for $65 a week, but realized he didn’t want to spend the rest of his life per- forming menial tasks. So Dr. Zucco did something with his life that many people only TALK about. HE CHANGED IT! He came back to JHS and got his high school academic diploma. He went to Pitt and got a college degree. He taught math at Gar- field and later became principal II ICI tJ. DUl L-M . i-UUUU O Uicam had not yet been fulfilled. He returned to the University of Pittsburgh and earned his Doc- torate. Since becoming Superinten- dent of the Greater Johnstown School District in 1974, Dr. Zucco has become one of the area's most respected educational and community leaders. He is positive proof that you CAN set your sights high and reach a seemingly impossible goal, no matter what that goal might be. You CAN change your life, no matter where it might be at this moment. And if you have doubts, you can talk to Dr. Zucco. He remembers who he is, what he’s worked hard to accomplish, and how much influence he can have on others. He truly cares. And when he gives advice, take heed. It may be the soundest you’ll ever re- ceive. And now hznz it, my izcnzt, a vzny simple. i zcnzt; It U only with thz hzant that one can izz nightly; What U zA zntlal 16 invisible to thz zyz. 6 7 9 10 A j hJLund l a peA on ivith whom I may be iinc tvi. Be o ie him, I may think aloud. Ralph Waldo Emza on 12 it Ii 7 am not fan my oJLfa toko waJUL be fan ma? IjJ I am not fan otheAA, who am I fan? PRINCIPAL Above Right: Principal William Grove returned to the reins of running Johnstown High after a year long sabbatical in order to obtain a doctorate. Mr. Grove feels there are three reasons why J.H.S. is “second to none;” the faculty, the students and the program. The atmosphere which the students of J.H.S. provide makes Mr. Grove look forward to his future years as principal. Below Left: Athletic Director John Liska has the responsibility of organizing an athletic program that encourages the opportunity for participation by all the students. Mr Liska also is the coach of the boys' and girls' cross country teams. ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Milan Svitchan Assistant Principal Blaine Gjurich Assistant Principal 18 c Superintendent Treasurer MARY LOU OLYER DR. DONATO ZUCCO President JOHN CERNIC DOROTHY MILLER Vice-President DOROTHY HORNER LOUIS SOULCHECK SYLVESTER SAULA DR. ROBERT Secretary J0HN SYMON KLEMENS 19 Pitt I.U.P. U.P.J. Connely Trade School Cabinetmaking and Carpentry ROBERT J. ANDERSON Print Shop KENNETH ARTICE I.U.P. Penn State Slippery Rock Jamestown Comm. Col. Health Phys. Ed. JOSEPH ASEL U.P.J. Penn State Clarion State West Virginia Reading English MARY ANN BELL Thiel Penn State U. of Tours Middlebury U. of Colorado U. of Lausanne pjft French U.P.J. English I.U.P. U.P.J. Penn State Harrisburg Comm. Col. Biology JAMES H. CLEMENT I.U.P. World Cultures JOHN CHROMY English LAVERNE BOBBY LELIA CALDERWOOD LANE DIXON Bldg. Trades Maint. Penn State M. EILEEN DUNCAN World Cultures JANIS DAVIS Health Phys. Ed. West Chester State College BETTY J. DAWSON Shorthand Typing U.P.J. Pitt Pitt Anthropology St. Francis I.U.P. U.P.J. Pitt I.U.P. U.P.J. St. Francis, Joliet, IL Special Education HELEN DYNA WILLIAM HELSEL World Cultures Millersville I.U.P. ■•U.P. I.U.P. Band I.U.P. Duquesne Orchestra u.P.J. Penn State Music Theory Alt. English Shippensburg W. GLYN EDWARDS English Villanova SANDY FAIRMAN Library Science CARMELLA T. FALVO CAROL HRZIC Consumer Math Gen. Math II Geometry I.U.P. LOIS HUCHEL Phys. Ed. Health Slippery Rock SHIRLEY HUNT School Nurse Con. Valley Mem. Hosp. School of Nursing Duquesne Pitt JUDY JONES Home Economics Mt. Aloysius Seton Hill I.U.P. I.U.P. Economics Am. History Universidad de Valladolid U.P.J. Penn State I.U.P. U.P.J. English Penn State ANDREW HANAK Phys. Ed. MICHAE i GARBIN! Kl. Sli OLIVE KATTER English Seton Hill Penn State Edinboro Oxtord U. I.U.P. Pitt GEORGE KAUFFMAN Drivers Ed. Springfield Penn State Lock Haven Lafeyette Albright Lehigh LOUISE FISHER BILL KAHLER Phys. Science Chemistry John Hopkins U. Towson State Maryland U. HAROLD KASELER Consumer Math Algebra I Voc. Math U.P.J. Pitt Spanish BARBARA FARRA Pitt I.U.P. Geometry Consumer Math Trig Math Analysis WANDA KELLER RICHARD LUCAS Office Machines Accounting St. Francis Duquesne Pitt I.U.P. El Camino Drivers Ed. PAUL KING GEORGE MANDICHAK Electric Shop Penn State I.U.P. U.P.J. IN MEMORY OF FRANK KRALL BORN: MARCH 1, 1914 DIED: SEPT. 18, 1978 PAT MARSHALL Political Science World Cultures Sociology Mansfield I.U.P. Pitt Pitt I.U.P. Grove City Col. Guidance Counselor BERNIE KUSHNIR SCOTT McCLOUD Yearbook Newspaper English U. of Madrid U.P.J. Pitt I.U.P. U.P.J. I.U.P. Penn State Lock Haven American U. Drivers Ed. DAVE LICHLITER Duquesne Penn State Youngstown U. Accounting Business Law Office Machines PAUL LITWALK Pitt I.U.P. Shorthand II Typing III Business English DORENE LAPE Pitt I.U.P. Marywood Villanova Penn State U. of Miami Typing II, III MARGARET LEES sharon McGinnis Distributive Ed. I.U.P. FRANCIS BLACKIE” MIHALIC Am. History TOM MIHALIC Current Events St. Vincent I.U.P. Pitt Am. History Penn State Pitt STEPHANIE MIKULA Business English Business Law Shorthand II Typing II, III Pitt I.U.P. West Virginia U. of Oregon, European Center Vocal Music Asst. Band Director Secondary Music Advisor CARL MILLER WALTER REIGHARD, JR. Machine Shop California State Pitt I.U.P. U.P.J. Penn State Bloomsburg Hope College Calculus Math Alalysis II JEANNE NAPOLITAN ROBERT RHOADES Auto Mechanics Shop I.U.P. U.P.J. Co-op Coordinator ANNA MARIE NAPOTNIK I.U.P. Duquesne Penn State Counseling PAUL E. NEATROUR JANE ROBINSON English Fairleigh Dickenson U. West Virginia Wesleyan GEORGE RISHER Welding Eastern Kentucky U. of Tennessee Penn State I.U.P. U.P.J. I.U.P. California State Human Physiology HARVEY L. RAWLINS I.U.P. Penn State Ivy School of Professional Art Art Crafts EDWARD POZUN North Carolina State California State St. Francis Social Studies FRANK RACO. JR. MARY SOLARCZYK Chemistry Clarkson College of Technology American U. Bloomsburg Penn State I.U.P. U.P.J. JOHN SLADKI Clerical I Bookkeeping I I.U.P. Duquesne Penn State PAUL SLOBOZIEN Physics Penn State Bloomsburg JOHN SLOVIKOVSKI English St. Francis - i I.U.P. U.P.J. St. Francis Marymount Jr. College Biology KAROL THIELE I.U.P. Penn State Advanced Algebra Vocational Math Alternative Math Audio-Visual Henry Streilein I.U.P. U.P.J. Lock Haven Special Education CARL TOKARSKY I.U.P. Pitt New York U. Guidance Coordinator SARA J. TORQUATO JOHN VARMECKY Art I, II. Ill Crafts Roch. Institute of Technology I.U.P. L. EDWARD TURSIC Consumer Math Advanced Algebra Algebra I Slippery Rock Penn State I.U.P. Pitt ROBERT URBAN Guidance Counselor I.U.P. JOHN VASILKO Typing Shippensburg I.U.P. 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ROSS WEAVER Drafting California State Pitt v Mary Mancuso Library EECRETARIE; Margaret Stull | Office 227 Deborah Piurkowsky Office 211 Sharon Adams Office 211 Robin Cruse Office 227 Catherine Mihelic IT Guidance Office iV Carole Pimzotto Athletic Office Barbara Hollis Career Research Center Helen voytko Office 211 _____________ 29 ROBERT KAROLY wGive me a young man Willi© 1111 AS BRAINS ENOUGH “If® MAKE A FOOL ©IF HIMSELF. jRokekt iUoris Stevenson Cynthia Adams Debora Antonikas Roberta Beegle Carol Balaschak David Bender 33 Ivan Biss Richard Blackford Mary Blair Annette Bloom Antoinette Bloom Victoria Bosak Brian Boykin Deborah Brilhart Harry Brown Christine Buchan Marlene Budney Donna Buksa John Cafeo Mark Burkhart Janice Burns Lenore Cascino Philip Claghorn Michael Dail Victoria Cascino Jeffrey Casey Tina Charles Bonnie Davis Phyllis DeAngelo Christine Daniels Leslie Coleman Richard Crandle Joseph DeCoske 35 Donald Diamond Paulette Dick Beverly Diehl Gary Ditko Richard Ditko Peggy Doell Caroline Draksler Julie Drobnak Joan Dula Mark Duray 36 David Elliott Darrell Ellsworth Lance Elwood Richard Everhart Vincent Fatula Michele Fecko Aaron Fedor Linda Felosky Tammy Fern James Fetchko Tracie Fey Valerie Figura Diane Filicky Paula Filo Kimberly Fisher Robert Fitzpatrick Thomas Fleming Sara Flynn Deirdre Fontana Kim Forsythe Harold Frazier Gary Frombach Melinda Frye John Fuge Laurie Fyock 37 Nadene Galagaza Wendy Gall Elizabeth Gallagher Gary Gates 38 Carolyn Gaydos Dorothy Gordon Regina Griffiths Leonard Grus Joellen Guidry Karen Hall Laura Haney Lisa Castania Hanlin Vincent Heinlein David Heming Richard Henry Thad Henry John Hess Karen Higgins Thomas Hogue Glenn Hollabaugh Daniel Horner Karen Horoho 39 Keith Jefferson Rebecca Jones Joseph Johncola Kelly Johnson Lionel Johnson Robin Kapcsos Jean Karageanes Thomas Karmanocky Robert Karoly Patricia Kartes Johanna Kautz Floretta King Thomas Kisel Craig Kleman Jane Klim Ann Klemens Mary Klemens Barbara Kmecak Lori Kociban Bernard Koscienski Bryan LaBuda Pamela Kovac Elizabeth Kush David Kutchma Debra Kycko Ellen Larison Sheryll Layton Kimberly Legg Joseph Lehman Elaine Leventry Angela Lewis William Lewis Richard Lichtenfels Vincent Lloyd 41 Derick Lewis Lisa Locher Carole Lohr Lucy Mack Greg Mahan Wayne Mahon Renee Maiorana Tina Mangum Todd Mangus Joseph Margucci Jenice Martin Patrick Martin Mary Ann Martinek Joanna Massey David Matolak Sharon Maurer Patricia May Jeannette McAuliff Frederick McDaniels Martha McDevitt Becky McGuirk Todd McMillen Paul Melendez David Miller Sharon Miller David Molchany Jodie Molnar id Susan Molchan Anthony Mirilovich Mark Muenzer Georgina Mulkey Kathleen Murray Leonard Nasser Barry Minemyer Valerie Mondi Norman Nesmith Theresa Orosz 43 Thomas Orosz Kevin Osman Annette Oxen Frank Panarella Dean Parkinson Mary Ann Penna Carol Penrod Janet Pope Sandra Petrore Mary Jane Quinn Vincent Raco Deborah Ream Roger Reed William Reed Terri Rehn Steve Ressler Brenda Robel Daniel Roberts Richard Rok Kelly Rollins James Ross Sandra Rouser Cristine Rummel Richard Rummell Randolph Russell Darlene Saltarelli Melinda Santa Edward Schuster Steve Seman Christine Seth Denise Shaffer Joseph Shaffer Wendy Shaffer Ronald Sharp 45 Beth Shearman Jerry Shomo Robert Shomo Karen Shook Tracie Silevinac John Simms Wendell Simms Michael Simone Michael Singel Mary Skakunik Richard Skovensky Eugene Smith Lisa Smith Marion Smith Nancy Smith Geno Speranza Michael Sprinkle James Staley Kimberly Stanko Pamela Steinbring Ella Stephens Janine Strick John Swick Vincent Szczur Wendy Thiel 46 Carolyn Thomas Deborah Thomas Marsha Thomas Ruth Thomas Vladimir Timko Cary Todaro Lawrence Urban Nicholas Trio John Valkovci John Triplin Roxanne Tucker Mary Grace Twardziak Victoria Varner Nancy Virus Valerie Wagner Perry Williams William Willett Judy Wise John Winogrodzki Laurie Wolf Robert Workosky ___S_______ Beverly Woznick Diane Wright Mark Yahner 48 Tracey Yost Marjorie Yuran Carol Zallar K. 330 Boyer SI.. CYNTHIA ADAMS. Cindy. 14S Plain field Ave. KISA ADAMS Cobbto”. 661 Cooper Ave.; undecided STEVE WILLIAM ALLEN. Nubby. 635 Sherman St.; Army. JAMES ANDRI WS. South Carolina. 147 Marshall Ave . Civil Engineer MARC KEVIN ANDREWS. SR . Beam. Beamish. 610 Robb Ave.; Disc-jock- ey OfcBOHA AN I QNlKAS pebbie. 1794 Goucher St , Medical Secretary. CHRISTINL AHGURIO. Ready!, 107 Catherine St.; Registered Nurse. JAMES AUDEY. Jim. 325 Grove Ave ; Psychologist HEIDI AUVDEL, 610 Napoleon St.; Stewardess. Nurse JAN AIJVDEL. 610 Napoleon St ; PryH k. KIMBERl Y M BAKOS. Lucky. 1334 Virginia Aye.,.Nurse CAROl BAt ASCHAI CPA. Bookkeeper. VICTOR BAI KO. Vic. 536 Linden Ave.; Be my own Boss. BRIAN BAMBINO. Bam. Bean. RD 3 Box 56; Carpenter PAMELA BARRETT. Pam. 1899 Wil- lett Dr.; Accountant ROBERTA BEEGLE. Bed. 1724 Bod lord St.; Famous Wriler. DAVID BENDER. Mouse. 329 High- land Ave.. Chemist. Pharmacist. RAYMOND GFORGE BERKEBILE, Sly. 230 Boyer St.; Architect. , GLENN BERKEY. Berk. 1811 Ruby St.; Bricklayer WAYNE BERRY. 801 Sherman St ; Auto Mechanic. IVAN THOMAS BISS. 132 D. St.; Avionics Technician RICHARD BLACKFORD. Buck. 1018 Linton St ; undecided MARY BLAIR. 224 Sell St ; Secre- tary ANNETTE BLOOM. 47-C Oakhurst Homes. ANTOINETTE BLOOM. 47-C Oak- hurst Homes. Artist. VICTORIA BOSAK. 321 Strayer St.; Secretary BRIAN BOYKIN. Boo Boyks, 605 South Si . Air Force DEBBIE BRILHART. Smud. 456 Cooper Ave . Secretary HARRY BROWN. RD 0 I Box 304; Cabinet Maker CHRISTINE BUCHAN. Chris. 1141 Confer Ave . Physical Therapist MARLENE BUDNFY. Mar. 212 Worth : t.. Nurse DONNA BUKSA. Boomerang. 351 Edith Ave ; Work MARK BURKHART, •‘Burk . 513 McMillen Si.. Diesel Mechanic' JANICE BURNS. Jan. 1909 Eugene St : Respiratory Therapist EISA CACICIA. 65 K St Something in the field of History. JOHN A CAFEO. Fee. 1929 Bren- lin St ; Find out what I want to do. CYNTHIA DENISE CAMPBELL. Cin- dy. 137 New St.; Secretary. Nurse. ARLENE CAROLUS. 332 Butler Ave ; Music Teacher. Performer GEORGE L CARTER. Peanut. 219 New St ; undecided. GREG CARTER. Mongo. Gee Gee. 219 New St.; undecided. LENORE CASCINO. Nori. 1149 Eliza- beth Ct.; Secretary 63 VICTORIA CASCINO. Vic. Vicki. jl49 Elizabeth Ct . Secretary JEFFREY R CASEY. C?ase .|8 Haws St.: Architectural Engineer TINA i. CHARLES. TLC. 330 Wood Pot.; Arfedtfect. PATRICIA CHIODO. Pati. 112 Gar- hold St.; Legal Secretary PHILIP CLAGHORN. Phil. 179 Glenn St.; Social Worker MAUR E CLARK. 860 Leisure Ave ; Medical Secretary MICHAEL E. GOBY. Screech. 535 Wood St ; Optometrist LAURA COLEMAN. 26-E Oakhurst Homes; undecided LESLIE COLEMAN Ske Peter St I awyer SCOTT QCXXMAN. 26-E Homes, undecided. BRENDA LEE COLLIER 809 Pine St.; Air JEFF COOPER 142 jrhursfi Rear Wash- ington St.; Work. JFFFRFY COULTER. I 734 lt. 1107 Kegg Ave.; Auto Mechann RICHARD CRANDl E Rick. Linden Ave.; Auto. Mechanic MICHAEL DAIL. Rear 709 Napoleon St J CHRISTINE J DANIFl.S. Chris. 349 Corrinne St . Mteriic.nl Secretary. BONNIE DAV)S. 312 Horner St ; Secretary PHYLLIS DEANGELO Phil 730 Slagle St.; undecided JOSEPH, OJECOSKE. 25 Fairhel Ave ANTHONY J DELIC. T.J.. 228 Haws St.. Further my Education. DIANE DrMCHAK. 364 Edith Ave . Lab Technician EILEEN P DENA. Leen. Bud. 507 Horner St ; Professional Photog- rapher. GLORIA ft. DFPRA. 473 Fdith Ave Medical Secretary. TAMARA DFRENAK. Tammy. 522 Harold Ave.. Psychologist DON DIAMOND. 117 Bond St PAULETTE DICK. RD 1 Box 0 310 A BEVERLY LYNN DIEHL. Bev. 316 Strayer St ; Secretary GARY LEE DITKO. 1307 Tennessee Ave . Own Independent Business. RICHARD DITKO. Rich, 223 Sauer Ave . undecided PEGGY SUE DOELL. 617 Robb Ave Computer Technologist CAROl INE DRAKSLER. Dral- 401 Edgewood Ave ; Medical Secret.ry JULIA DROBNAK. Julie. 756 Frank lin SI ; Get a Job JOAN ANN DULA. Joan. 1005 Ed- monds PL; Nurse. MARK DURAY. Dudly. 318 Porpoise PI; Industrial Manager DAVID ELLIOTT. 112 Pulaski Ave . Pharmacist DARRELL ELLSWORTH Mel, 144 Palm Ave.; Doctor LANCE EL WOOD. 1468 Gertrude Ct ; Psychologist. RICHARD FVFRHART. 331 Park Ave ; Chemical Engineer VINCE FATULA. Vance. 221 Haws St.; Archer. MICHELE FECKO. Shell . 7 Ply- mouth Ave.; Physical Therapist AARON. FEDOR. Feed. 1035 Frank- lin St.; Carpenter. LINDA FELOSKY. 314 Cordj St.; undecided. TAMMY FFRN 505 McMillen St.; - Something to do win Retail JAMES FETCHKO. Jim.’ 817 High- land Ave.. Have a lot of Money TRACIE FEY. Urchin. 15MHammer. Ave.; Nurse ,,. • m VALERIE FIGURA. Fig . i70 Ham K mer Ave ; Child Psychologist, jfi DIANE FILICKY. Flick. 7-B akhurst Homes; Stewardess PAULA M FILO. Jugs . 401 Ches ter St.; undecided KIMBERLY FISHER. Kim. Eunice. 211 Radian Dr.: Private Secretary JOB FITZPATRICK. Bubble. 527 Sherman St.; Computer Science. Artist. THOMAS FLEMING. JR Fleqnj, 75 J i st , • M SALLY FL YNN. 310 South St.; Secre tary. DFIRDRE FONTANA. Dee. 142 Singer St.; OtraSmional or Physical T H pist KIMBERLY RAE FORSYTHE. KiJW 535 Harold Ave. ED FRAZIER. 421 Ebensburgj Rd ; Mining Engineer. ' HAROLD FRAZIER. Sparrow. 42t ' Ebensburg Rd., ElectricAn. Machm-jfl Mr GARY FROMBACH. Frc® Fromy. 537 Forest Ave . State Pdicem.i| .: 1 MELINDA L FRYE. Mel. Lou Wa hoo. 714 Linden Ave Certified Pub- lic Accountant AVe.; P'OteMpnal Hockey JOHN FUGF. Mudae, 216 Watson St.; Social Worker,- ‘ LAURIE FYOCK. 1515 Scott Ave. T ravel. NADFf F DANETTE GALAGAZA 21t Sauers Ave. Engineer WFNDY GALI . 549 Park Ave El IZABETH GALLAGHER. Lilly. 31 Clover St ; Medi al Secretary GARY J GATES. 225 Garf-eld St. Computer Analyst CAROLYN GA DOS. 380 Gate - Ave.; Dietician KATHLFFN GEI LES. Kathy. 67 Penrod St : Registered Nurse. ROBIN MARIF 1309 Brier Ave . HAROLD GETHFF William Penn Ave FORGE. Robin, thletic Trainer Big Face. 386 Truck Driver 312 Grove Ave , JEFFRFY G1 AT Masonry Engineer CAROL ANN GOL B S, 107 Vesta Ln Medical Technic an. DOROTHY GORIttN, Dottie. 743 Sherman St ir ecided DAVID R GRAY Dave. 125 Blawn St.; undecided GAIL GRAY. 520 Edith Ave Nurse SUZANNE M GF Y Sue. 372 Ihm- sen Ave ; X-ray technician DEBRA GREGOKHIK. Debbie. 296 Spring St . Be i Success in Life GREGORY GRl IN. 101 Woodvale Ave. __________ GINA GRIFFITHS. Regie . 121 Mam St . Secretary. Mother LEONARD ROBERT GRUS. Len. 128 Wilson St: Business Computer Programmer JOELLEN M. GUIDRY. Jo. 601 Bay St ; Artist. Married KAREN MICHELLE HALL. Mickey. 700 Sherman St.: Nurse. LAURA DAWN HANEY. Bean. 352 Beatrice Ave ; Horse Jockey LISA (CASTANIA) HANLIN. ••Cuss . 309 Everhart St; undecided DANNY HARASIN. Harry. 336 Cy- - press Player. TEDDY HARDISON T-Bone. 740 Sherman St.; Music Star THOMAS R HARSHBERGER. Harsh 126 Tillman Ave ; Medm.ii Technolo gist. TIM HARTWIGER. 21? Westgate Or LESLEA JO HASELRIG, Les 908 Steel St., undecided VICKI HAWTHORNE, Vic. 1311 nes Ave.; Rehabilitate of Handicaps VINCENT B. HEINl.riN. Vince. 325 Highland Ave ; Chemical Researcher DAVID HEMING. Doug the-Foug 1012 Von Lunen Rd Army RICHARD PAUL HENRY. Mont. 285 Strayer St.. Go on to Bigger Things in Life. THAD HENRY. 515 Harold Ave . Pro fessional Baseball flayer JOHN HESS. Bone. 126 Cooper Avr Minister KAREN HIGGINS. Rear 113 Chapin St.; Bookkeeper THOMAS HOGUE. 1303 Heeney Ave GLENN EDWARD HOLLABAUGH., 562 Coleman Ave.; Auto Body Re- pairman. £ i DANIEl HORNER. Rear 7? O St . Computer Programmer KAREN MARIE HOROHO. 615 Oak St . Accountant BETH HOWARD Frog. 618 Sheridan Ave . Career in Art ROCHEH.E HRIBAR. Shelly. J68' Garfield St W M KAREN HRIVNAK. 224 Strayer Lab Technician DFBORAH ANN INTIHAR. bubble. 525 Dorothy Ave.. Exocutivg retary RHONDA JEAN JANAh 246 Iron St.; Clothing Buy KEITH JEFFERSON He Menoher Blvd :}Go gn JOSEPH JOHNGOLA. Ebensburg Rd ; head. JEFFREY JOHNSON. 320 William Penn Ave KELLY JOHNSON 33 Gray Ave. LlONFt R JOHNSON. Marque 320 William Penn Ave . Fngmeer REBECCA JONES Becky. 103 Fair- field Ave.; Professional Model. CALVIN JORDAN Billy. 320 Wood St ; Boxer, Kfimte FXpert ROBIN KAPC SOS. 398 Beatrice Ave Secretary JEANNIE KARAGEANES. Jean. Bldg 9 Apt i 4 Solomon Homes; undecided TOM SCOTT KARMANOCKY. K- Ram. 1449 Franklin St . Game War- den ROBERT KAROL Y. Smltty. 305 Edgewood Ave.. Electrical Engi- neer PATRICIA KARTES. Patty. Rear 563 ColemanPKve . Psychologist JOHNNA AUTZ. 321 Russell Ave . undecide i DENNIS KEEL AN. 187 Stone St ; 1 ve Alone FLORETTA KING. Flo. 412 Ebens- burg Rd ; Work. TOM KISEL, 23 Cardiff St ; Coali Miner JOE KLEM. Jose. 72C Locust St; Truck Driver CRAIG KLEMAN, Rev K. Roar 111 Hickroy St. ANN E KLEMENS. Annie. 1256 Profession Mot or- 229 5aylor St.; Physician vlARY R. KLEMFNS. 1256 Saylor 5t.: Veterinarian. JANE MARIA KI.IM. Janie. 263 aurel Ave , Optometrist 3ARBARA KMECAK. Barb. t09 3 St; Psychologist. _ORI KOCIBAN. 454 Coopersdale Somes. Business Secretary RICHARD KOONTY. Rick. 815 Fron- leiser St . Photographer BFRNIF KOSCIFNSKI. 397'. Bea- trice Ave . Mining Engineer PAM KOVAC. Fly . 832 Virginia Ave . Have Fun ELIZABETH KUSH. Liz. 612 Napol- eon St ; Accountant DAVID MICHAEL KUTCHMA, 123 Scheidinger St.. Civil Engii DEBRA LYNN KYCKO. Kitz. 31 St.; Psychologist BRYAN LABUDA. 121 I St Phar- macist ELLEN LARISON. El. 356' Beatrice Qwith Handicapped Chii AYTON. mvo . unuecided. JENO t ECCI. 1155 Boyd A Sei Mechanic. ALFRFD LEE. Al. 831 Smith PI : decided RICHARD H LEE. Ri Church Ave.. Work tor Cuy KIMBERtY I EGG. Kim. $42 Derby St; undecided JOSEPH JESSE LFUMAN I 441 Chester St ; Constructionist ELAINF I E NTRY 301 Linden Ave ; sPgical Nurse ANGFt A YVETTF LEWIS Teen.e. |Coopersdale Homes; See falCK LEWIS. D Duke . 150 Hton St.; Whatever! ■ILLIAM LEWIS. 819 Smith PI [rick LICHTFNFFLS. 246 Ohio St.: undecided VINCE LLOYD. Vmee. Bldg 7 Apt 128 Solomon Homes; Auto Me- chanic LISA LOCHER. Lee. RDff Box 1; Secretary. X-ray Technictln CAROLE LOHR. 171 'Croyle St.; Stenographer. Secretary LUCY MACK. Squeaky. 427V? Ben ton St.; Mother. Cierlv GREGG MAHAhL 529 0akS GetB FREDERICK MCDANIEL. Fred Mack. 242 New St.. Play Basketball MARTHA MCDEVITT. 302 Grove Ave . Secretary BECKY LEE MCGUIRK. 207 Burk- hart Si Business Adminstrator. TODD N MCMILLEN. 62 Wildcat Rd.. Architect. PAUL PATRICK MELENDEZ. 307 Conway Ct.; Truck Driver DAVID MILLER. 305 Aprosser Hol- low Rd ; Welder SHARON MILLER. 460 Frank St . Work in a Hospital. BARRY MINEMYFR. Tree. 619 High- land Ave. National Guard RICHARD MIRANDA, 909 Chest- nut St ANTHONY W MIRILOVICH. Tony. Teqpessce Ave; Carpenter. 1 Taxidermist SUSAN MOLCHAN. Horner St 'Archite DAVIQ OLCH AN I] Gurth Ln.; Chemiopl Fng JODIE MOLNAR. 240 Anthropologist. VALERIE MONDI. Val. heiser St.; Medical Tech MARK MUENZER Urfun man Ave.; Move out GEORGINA MULKE Rodgers Ave ; KATHLEEN MU Spring St.; R tEONARD N ;h Ave.; W UVN N MITH, Harok ve ; Have a Plum ness. KERRYC urst ch. 173 115 Dyer St.; Fron- ilogist. 808 Cole- Johnstown. George. 152 ary Y. Kathy, 328 Nurse. Nassyleo. 79 543 Busi- OGHUP. Grag Ar ate. DEAN PARKIN: WAYNE MAHON. tfowman. 529 Oak MARIANNE PA St.. Truck Driver £ MARY ANNE RENEE MAIORAIjM. 244 Grove Ave.;,,,. Jacoby St.; Owi Special Ed Tea |CAROL PENR' MYRA LOIUSJ MANGUM. Tina. Milford St.; Und Starchild. Bid IK Apt 203 Solo- SANDRA LOUIS mon Homes; Model 516 Edith Ave . WM TODD MWlGUS. Moose. 95 diser or Retailer Schrader Ave PATRICIA PINI . JOE MARGUCCI. Olkse. 525Y? Cornnne St . Data Processor Horner St . Navy N FRANK PISCATELLO. 175 Ebons- JENICE MARTIN. RD 5 BOx, 48 burg Rd Rockwell Ave; Medical Labora y JANI T LOUISE POPE. Pope , technologist 736 Steel St.; Bustoess Secretary I ICK. MARTIN. Pat. 529 High- M4BY JANE OWN. M.J.. 409 ' Engineer. Coopersdale Hornftr cr clary (VARMj )TTO. Patty. 368 MARY ANN (VARfcO) MARTINEK. 192 Iro i St.: Secretary. Bookkeeper JOANNA jMASSLY. Jo. 737 Sarah PI ; Sociologist DAVID MATOLAK. Dave. 739 Decker Ave . Engineer KENNETH MAURER. 529 Pine St SHARON MAURER. 119 South St ; Physical Therapist. PATRICIA MAY. Patty. 215 Kunkle St.; Travel JEANNFTTE MCAULIFF. 82 DuPont St.. Own Antique and Craftsman Shop BRIAN SCOTT MCCLELLAND. Mid- get. 160 Sell St DAN ROBERTS. Robbie. 401 Grove Ave.; Businessman RICHARD ROK. Rok, 302 Chandler Ave.; Welder JOYCE ROLLINS. 19 Akers St ; Clerical Worker KELLY ROLLINS. Kel. Puma Anne. 536 Fronheiser St.; Commercial Ar- tist, Cosmotologist JAMES ROSS. Turk. 1970 Florida Ave.; Mining Engineer SANDRA ROUSER. Sandy. 873 Leisure Ave . Bookkeeper, Accoun- tant. CHRISTINE RUMMEL, Chris. 902 Cooper Ave ; Professional Photog- rapher RICHARD I dale Hoim RANDOl PE Sherman St. DARLENF Central Ave . MELINDA (ELL, Oakhurs PFNNy OPP RMAhl 332 Pine St.; Artist. WILLIAM ORESKO’ West HrVard St neer v TERRY OROSZ. Little St.; Electrician Ji THERESA J NN OROSZ Terri. 211 Horner St undecided THOMAS OROSZ. 211 Horner St. KEVIN OSMAN. 154V? Horner St.; Make my FirsKMillion. ANNETTE OXEN. 728 Thomas Ave FRANK PANARELLA. Stram. 1483 Franklin St.. (Bo into f restry or Conservation 1 r •N. 634 Yoder St RD 0b Om0 14 NNA. Mar 1045 Pizza Shop . lD. Carolee. 1175 aker. TRORF. Pete. Fashion Merchan- VINCENT RACO. Rocky. 1182 Bed- ford St.; Lawyer DEBORAH ANN REAM. Debby, jiCL Swank St.; Child Psychologist. 1 ROGER REED. Rog. 710fTlnklin St AilCraft Pilot. } WILLIAM J. REED. Willy. 39T (wood Traitor Ct ; Marines TERRI REHN. I 00 hnwJ Veterinarian ‘ STEVE RESSLER. 169 Iron St.; Auto Body Repairman. THOMAS RESUTEK. Russ. RD 5 Box 28. Work in Steel Mill BRENDA ROBEL. 941V? Fronheiser St.. Secretary vmy. .at larine Coroam inwoodiAve J 4 52 Good KuckDrivenj |755 Draftsman [I lARf I I I. Dar. 74 1 [ ray Technician. ■NTA. Mindy. 431V? Menoher Blvd Commerical Artist FDWARD SCHUSTER. JR . Ed. 118 Hay Ave..Musician CARLA L. SELL. 82 1 Smith E; Operate a Restaurant STEPHEN M SEMAN. Stush 12-| Oakhurst Homes CHRISTINE SETH. 343 Decker Avo DENISE SHAFFER. 524 Fronh . r St.; Salesperson JOE SHAFFFR. 321 Horner St Chemist. WFNDY SHAFFFR. Hillbilly. 130 Peter St ; Registered Nurse. RONALD SHARP. Ron. Side 67 Du- Pont St. BETH ANN SHEARMAN. Botherd. 450 Hemlock St.. Secretary. JFRRY R SHOMO. Puppy”. 1715 Ruby St.; Fireman for a Large City ROBERT SHOMO KAREN SHOOK. 323 Haynes St TRA01F Sll EVINAC. 754 Franklin St . Secretary. JOHN SIMMS. 39-B Oakhurst Homes WFNDELL CHARI ES SIMMS worm. 228 New St ; Lawyer. Pol [man. | [MIKE SIMONE. 214 Pine St . E Irical Engineer. a ■ HAbt A. SINGEL. TTmH ninema Dr . State Policeman.® MARY ELIZABETH SKAKUNIK, Mare . 454 Strayer St.; Legal Sec- retary [RICHARD SKOVFNSKY 1147 Ed- Avij.; Veteri' .m.i'i ®TH. Spenl Ko Glenn ashie JGENE E SMi in JR. Smitty. 10 Park Ave ; Pc ’ LISA SMITH. 559 Vickroy Ave . Re- ceptionist. MARION SMITH. Bone s. 237 Plum : f.; Secretary. Waitress N ANCY SMITH. Red. 731 Sherman St undecided. .f NO SPERANZA. 1082 Esty St ; Chet SCOTT SPRINKLE. Ro. Ave . Paramedic JAMTS STALEY. Red Eye. 108 Schrader A fa.; Electrician KIMBERI Y STANKO. Kim. 1334 Saylor St . S ®retary PAMEl A STPINBRING. Pam. RD 5 Box Nurse Hi A f HENS. Marie. 647't I ocust St . Secretary JANINE S TRICK. 226 Wildwood Ave . Vet rinarian l AUREI N STRICK. 1220 St. Clair Rd . Na H .DOUGLAS SUTTLE. Scolfie, Bud. 396 nifensburg Rd.; Attend College JOHN E SWICK. JR . St.; Further Education VINCENT SZCZUR. Vinny. 195 Gar- field St.; Fish or Game Protector WENDY THIEL. 802 Grove Ave.; Sec retary CAROLYN THOMAS. Carol. 727 Napoleon St. Graduate. Attend College DEBORAH THOMAS. Deb. 112 Rambo St; undecided MARSHA THERESA THOMAS. Sha. 304 Oak St . Fashion Buyer. M RUTH THOMAS. 660 Cooper Secretary VLADIMIR TIMKO. Vlad. 550 c. ■ rinne St ; Mining Engineer CARY L TODAfro 399 Traw St.; Jeweler NICHOLAS R TRIO. | 12 Apt. 226 Solomon Physician JOHN TRIPLIN. Rd Machinist ROXANNE ......Ill I M I | Soldtlrion Homes; ProfAslOnal |?r. Actress. I MARY GRACE 7WARDZIAK, M.G.. 124 Chestnyt St.; Artist. l.ARRY URBAN Bugsy. 390 Beatrice Ave . Carpenter, f AMES NRRASIK Jim. 182 Derby st JOHN .1 VAI!KO 507 Plum St.. Optometrist | KjCKI I YNN VARNFR. Vic. 138 Bond HouseAJ | Nan. 10 Plymouth 1 M' : il Technologist AGNFR. Pumpkin. 259 ; Housewife. Mother. WALLACE. Sue Bee. 104 Ave.; Secretary. 7AMBOLD. Mary Beth. 417 Accountant WATSON. Red. 111 Air Force. WFAVFR. 544 Forest Ave. Psy hiatrist. REM -F WEAVER. Edna Mae . 101 Clermont St; Elementary Special Ed Teacher CHERYL WEBB. Space Case. 996 Von Lunen Rd . Graduate PAMELA WHATMORE. Pam. 1020 Von l.unen Rd . Airline Stewardess WILLIAM H WILLETT. Bill. 188 Solomon Homes; Welder. Coal Miner JAMES WILLIAMS. JW. 372 Fair- field Ave . Wekjer PERRY WILLIAMS. Deacon. 287 Conway Cl . Professional Basket- ball Player AARON T WILLIS. Terry. 319 Ful- ton St.; Computer Field Person. WILLNECKER. Den. 235 i.' t St.; Be in Auto Marketing. IS. 252 Cinema Dr . Mar- ■ LSON. Professor. d2t fk. Get Mamed 7NOGRODZKI. Red. 203 Construction Worker . ISF. 716 Sarah Pi. Sec- WOLF. 526 Fron Business OSKY. Fred. 70 Bar- mcal Engineer WOZNKX Bev. 267 jistered Nurse. SHT. 520 Cypress 1910 Berlin «ml ... 11111 ■ 974 Fron- . Store. yie. 312 mu 1. Aaron Fedor Treasurer 2. Dave Goggin 3. Tim Lindrose Secretary 4. Joe Lehman 5. Dave Kutchma Vice-Pres. 6. Paul Mihalaki 7. Mike Singel 8. Vince Szczur President 9. Steve Szczur 10. Mark Singel 54 Apt Club 1. Barbara Luke 2. Linda Doyle 3. Mindy Santa 4. Diane Barlett 5. Lori Kociban 6. Carol Penrod 7. Sandy Doepfer 8. Janet Pope Secretary 9. Pauline Opperman 10. Penny Opperman 11. Karen Smith 12. Regina Griffiths 13. Sharon Miller 14. Toni Bloom 15. Elizabeth Gallagher 16. Gloria DePra 17. Tina Smothers 18. Deanna Janakovich 19. Laurie Molnar 20. Mary Teplica 21. Michele Troutman 22. Linda Felosky 23. Norma Thomas 24. Cheryl Orlosky Vice-Pres. 25. Chris Rummel President 26. Maureen Martin 27. Raeleen Kucera 28. Lisa Hanlin 29. Alan Litzinger 30. Mike Schofield 31. Ellen Larison 32. Christine Burns 33. Marilyn Miller 34. Marlene Beatty 35. Heidi Nasser 36. Melinda Frye 37. Karen Hall 55 1. John Wiedwald 2. Bob Edmiston 3. Antonio Hollman 4. Dale Walters 5. Kevin Osman 6. Dion Perry President 7. Brenda Collier 8. Mike Filia 9. Mr. Davis Advisor 10. Mark Muenzer 11. Dave Bender 12. Jack Augustine 13. Mary Jo Klotz 14. Stacy Toth 15. Kim Purelli 16. Joe Martin 17. Lance Wills 18. Vince Heinlein 19. Doresey Dietz 20. Sandy Sedlak 21. Tom Shaffer 22. John Valkovci 23. Scott Sabo 24. Jerry Smith 25. Jay Parkins 56 1. Janet McVicker 2. Denise Shaffer 3. Barb Churilla 4. Linda Doyle 5. Julie Drobnak 6. Theresa Orosz Vice-Pres. 7. Sue Molchan 8. Tracey Yost 9. Laura Coleman 10. Jackie Locher 11. Nancy Scarton 12. Laurie Wolf 13. Lisa Hanlin 14. Tina Mangum 15. Patti Callihan 16. Roxanne Tucker 17. Debbie Alexander 18. Mary Saintz 19. Lori Rager 20. Nancy Smith President 21. Valerie Wagner 22. Marcia McGucken 23. Sandy Doepfer 24. Deanna Mardis 25. Brenda Kamler 26. Sandra Vitalie 27. Tammy Fern 28. Marsha Thomas 29. Jane Mikula Treasurer 30. Lynne Rager Secretary 31. Leslea Haselrig 32. Jeannette McAuliff 33. Roberta Andrews 34. April Gutilla 35. Sherri Rose 36. Debbie Berkebile 37. Leigh Ann Sutton 57 1. Caroline Draksler 2. Valerie Figura Treasurer 3. Debbie Brilhart 4. Regina Griffiths 5. Marion Smith 6. Ella Stephens 7. Carolyn Thomas 8. Peggy Doell 9. Maurine Clark 10. Laurie Fyock 11. Miss Waters Ass’t. Advisor 12. Vicki Bosak 13. Tim Hartwiger 14. Mary Blair 15. Kevin Osman 16. Andrea Maykut 17. Karen Fisher 18. Gloria DePra Parlimentarian 19. Donna Sukenik 20. Maureen Macy 21. Judy Wise 22. Pam Purazo 23. Mary Skakunik 24. Diane DePra 25. Chris Winogrodzki 26. Sandy Rouser 27. Carol Balaschak 28. Patty Pinizzotto 29. Judy Grego 30. Lynne Gvozdich 31. Marlene Beatty 32. Eileen Dena 33. Karen Higgins 34. Janice Locktosh 35. Karen Locher 36. Vicki Hawthorne President 37. Mary Kristoff 38. Diane Filicky Vice-Pres. 39. Beth Shearman 40. Melinda Frye Secretary 41. Diane Murin 5a 17. Ralph Hamer 18. William Marks 19. Connie Sanders 20. Darlene Saltarelli 21. Vivian McGinnis 22. Tim Lewis 23. Dave Rickabaugh 24. Joanna Massey 25. Ed Skufca 26. John Hess 27. Bernie Oravec 28. Gary Gates 29. Tom McCreary 30. Dennis McCullough 31. Rino Passaniti 32. Leonard Grus 1. Elaine Jackson 2. Sue Woznak 3. Renee Albertson 4. Jodie Saylor 5. Requetta Audey 6. Deirdre Fontana 7. Mindy Santa 8. Kim Ryan 9. Margo Wright 10. Terri Rehn 11. Laureen Strick 12. Debby Ream 13. Joanie Guidry 14. Korbi Weaver 15. Don Trotz 16. Joellen Guidry 59 1. Tricia Vickers President 2. Requetta Audey Treasurer 3. Tammy Whatmore Secretary 4. Linda Armstrong 5. Sharyn Siehl 6. Rich Kris 7. Raeleen Kucera 8. Ester Verhovsek 9. Kim Lybarger 10. John Miller 11. Kathy Fuge 12. Dave Smith 13. Chris Irvin 60 1. Leslie Gregory 2. Deanna Slagle 3. Pam Vargo 4. Paul Raco 5. Vince Raco 6. Peggy Lison 7. Darrell Ellsworth 8. Walter Scott 9. Kathleen Gelles Secretary 10. Cindy Orris 11. Bryan LaBuda 12. Renee Weaver Treasurer 13. Nick Molchan 14. Mike Penrod 15. Mark Kawchak 16. Mike Klesch Vice-Pres. 17. Bernie Oravec 18. Paul Sauers 61 fLST 1. Robin George Vice-Pres. 2. Joellen Guidry Sec. Treas. 3. Beth Howard 4. Tracie Fey 5. George Carter 6. Rino Passaniti 7. Renee Albertson 8. Andrea Maykut 9. Deanna Slagle 10. Dave Butler 11. Sue Woznak 12. Brenda George 13. Jill Rehn 14. Jennifer Duell 15. Joanie Guidry 16. Teresa Ukmar 17. Gail Gallihan 18. Tina Cafeo 19. Janice Fleming 20. Glyn Edwards 62 livide ® cati ide 1. John Cafeo 2. Tom Fleming 3. Charles Hochstein 4. Toni Bloom 5. Don Bennett Ass’t. Editor 6. Robin George 7. Barb Kmecak Editor 8. Tammy Derenak 9. Diane Filicky 10. John Hamaty Ass’t. Editor 11. Suzanne Gray 12. Becky Zapatochny 13. Peggy Doell 14. Tom Foreman 15. David Rickabaugh 16. Joel Snavely 17. Ed Skufca 18. Lori Jones 19. Tina Charles 20. Elizabeth Coyle 21. Cheryl Orlosky 63 1. Sandra Petrore 2. Jenice Martin 3. Annette Oxen 4. Barbara Kmecak 5. Pamela Steinbring 6. Pamela Barrett 7. Vicki Cascino 8. Chris Arcurio Secretary 9. Chris Buchan President 10. Marlene Budney 11. Maurine Clark 12. Nori Cascino 13. Sandra Rouser 14. Mr. Davis Advisor 15. Debbie Ream 16. Janine Strick 17. Dee Dee Fontana 18. Kathleen Murray 19. Valerie Figura 20. Laurie Fyock 21. Karen Horoho 22. Peggy Doell 23. Melinda Frye 24. Beverly Woznick 25. Valerie Mondi 26. Carol Balaschak 27. Sharon Maurer 28. Nadine Galagaza 29. Karen Oleksak 30. Debby Kycko 31. Brenda Robel 32. Cindy Adams Treasurer 33. Janice Burns 34. Carol Golias 35. Tom Fleming 36. Randy Russell 37. John Cafeo 38. Vince Szczur 39. Mark Yahner 40. Vicki Hawthorne 41. Diane Filicky 42. Colleen Raymore 43. Mary Troyan 44. Chris Orris 45. Cindy Orris 46. Mark Duray 47. Jim Fetchko 48. Brian Bambino 49. Philip Claghorn 50. Janice Locktosh 51. Jodie Saylor 52. Mary Jo Klotz 53. Monica Newton 54. Jennifer Adams 55. Stacy Toth 56. Michelle Barabas 64 1. Teresa Ukmar 2. Andrea Maykut 3. Pam Vargo 4. Sue Cooper 5. Michele Troutman 6. Carolyn Mangum 7. Karen Smith 8. Elaine Jackson 9. Sharon Timmons 10. Tracey Johnson 11. Grace Moore 12. Sally Flynn 13. Luann Morello 14. David Butler 15. Sue Kranjac 16. Kathy Malysko 17. Crystal Colgan 18. Michele McGuirk 19. Connie Sanders 20. Conny Crawley 21. Marcia Singel 22. Penny Opperman 23. Pauline Opperman 24. Susan Woznak 25. Kimm Krumenacker 26. Chris Winogrodzki 27. Diane Murin 28. Kimberly Potts 29. Leslea Haselrig 30. Mary Blair 31. Theresa Heningcamp 32. Robin Kapcsos 33. Carolyn Thomas 34. Maureen Lydic 35. Barbara Hochstein 36. Tim Salem 37. Ed Matisik 38. Rino Passaniti 39. David Bender 40. Ed Dena 41. Jim Andrews 42. Nick Molchan 43. Russell Kegg 44. David Smith 45. Mike Penrod 46. Martha Myers 47. Tricia Vickers 48. Virginia Vickery 49. Tom Foreman 50. Charles Hochstein 51. John Harris 52. Tom McCreary 53. Walter Scott 54. John Triplin 65 Kgy Club 1. Mike Coby President 2. John Hamaty 3. Ed Dena 4. Paul Raco Vice-Pres. 5. Jim Ross 6. Vince Raco 7. Sharon Maurer 8. Carol Golias 9. Debra Kycko 10. Michele Troutman 11. Elaine Jackson 12. Elaine Leventry 13. Suzy Mihalic 14. Michele Fecko 15. Mary Klemens 16. Kimm Krumenacker 17. Marcia Sandak 18. Kyann Roberts 19. Lee Ann Keiper 20. Renee LaBuda 21. Gina Lengyel 22. Pam Vargo 23. Nancy Calik 24. Janie Klim 25. Tammy Derenak 26. Margie Yuran 27. Carolyn Gaydos 28. Nancy Virus 29. Pam Williams 30. Dave Gray 31. Ken Rozich 32. Michele McGuirk 33. Connie Sanders 34. Lynne Gvozdich 35. Maureen Macy 36. Marny Cvrkel 37. Stephanie Gaydos 38. Mark Decker 39. Tom Toth 40. Terri Rehn 41. Ann Klemens 42. Patty Kartes 43. Tricia Vickers 44. Robin Pestella 45. Bob Workosky 46. Don Bennett 47. Bill Oreskovich 48. Ray Berkebile 49. Rino Passaniti 50. Ed Constable 51. John Fleming 52. Dave Matolak 53. Barb Lynch 54. Michelle Barabas 55. Nick Molchan 56. Patty Espey 57. Carol Novosel 58. Dawn Lohr 59. Janet Andrews 60. Marco Romani 61. Pam Derenak 62. Jerry Smith 63. Rich Bender 64. Stephanie Bergman 65. Kim McMinn 66. Gary Gates 67. Sharyn Siehl 68. Suzette Grisin 69. Vivian McGinnis 70. Requetta Audey 71. Becky Zapatochny 72. Kim Ryan 73. Dave Rickabaugh 74. Tom Shaffer 75. Robert Hollen 76. Dave Harrison 77. Mike Klesch 78. Bryan LaBuda 79. Bob Fitzpatrick 80. Leonard Grus 81. Bill Marks 82. Diane Zabala 83. Kathy Fuge 84. Chris Irvin 66 1. Lucy Mack 2. Tom McCreary 3. Linda Doyle 4. Margie Yuran 5. Sandy Doepfer 6. Sheryll Layton 7. Tracie Fey 8. Joellen Guidry 9. Mary Penna 10. Joanie Guidry 11. Carol Zallar 12. Dee Dee Fontana 13. Karen Hrivnak 14. Debby Ream 15. Philip Claghorn 16. Lisa Cacicia 17. Suzette Grisin 18. Richard Rager 19. Eileen Dena 20. Sandy Rouser 21. Bob Reiking 67 [little LsisFis Club 1. Jodie Saylor President 2. Raeleen Arcurio Director 3. Lorraine Babal 4. Michelle Barabas 5. Joyce Hanak 6. Jennifer Adams Director 7. Karen Shook 8. Connie Sanders 9. Chris Orris 10. Mr. Streilein Advisor 11. Marcia Sandak Vice-Pres. 12. Helen Zolnosky 13. Sue Freeman 14. Renee Vlasaty 15. Judy Youchak 16. Jeanette Soulcheck 17. Colleen Raymore 18. Maureen Lydic 19. John Swick 20. Mary Malysko Treasurer 21. Tina Cafeo Secretary 22. John Madden 23. Arlene Carolus 24. Scott Borsuk Director 25. Dan Tilley 26. Dave Rickabaugh 27. Ed Skufca 28. Danny Woods 29. Carrie Nagy 68 1. John Petrosky 2. Rick Kanuch 3. John Triplin 4. Ed Frazier 5. Mr. Reighard 6. Randy Curcija 7. John Smith 8. Rich Rummell 9. Dwayne Cooper 10. Doug Mihelic 11. Paul Melendez 1. Nancy Virus 2. Beverly Woznick 3. Mary Jane Quinn 4. Beth Shearman 5. Mary Skakunik 6. Diane Wright 7. Mary Klemens 8. Sandra Petrore 9. Kathleen Gelles 10. Suzanne Gray 11. Ray Berkebile 12. Darrell Ellsworth 13. Peggy Doell 14. Carolyn Gaydos Treasurer 15. Annette Bloom 16. Janie Klim 17. Karen Shook 18. Michele Fecko Secretary 19. Ann Klemens 20. James Audey 21. Bernie Koscienski President 22. Debbie Intihar 23. Patty Kartes 24. Roberta Beegle 25. Renee Weaver 26. Marjorie Yuran 27. Bob Workosky 28. Jenice Martin 29. Debra Kycko 30. Bryan LaBuda 31. Vicki Bosak 32. John Cafeo 33. Arlene Carolus 34. David Gray 35. David Bender Vice-Pres. 36. Karen Horoho 37. Caroline Draksler 38. Tammy Derenak 39. Diane Demchak 40. David Matolak 41. Thad Henry 42. Bob Karoly 43. Dave Elliott 44. Dave Kutchma 45. Bill Oreskovich 46. Gary Gates 47. Dave Molchany 48. Tony Mirilovich 49. Leonard Grus 70 1. Paul Raco 2. Wendy Putt 3. Michelle Barabas 4. Monica Newton 5. Lorraine Babal 6. Renee Vlasaty 7. Michele Troutman 8. Cindy Orris 9. Deanna Slagle 10. Chris Orris 11. Renee Albertson 12. Sue Freeman 13. Chris Winogrodzki 14. Maureen Macy 15. Ed Dena 16. Joyce Hanak 17. Tina Cafeo 18. Vivian McGinnis 19. William Marks 20. Lynne Gvozdich 21. Marlene Beatty 22. Marcia Sandak 23. Carol Novosel 24. Peggy Lison 25. Joan Karmanocky 26. Mark Kawchak 27. Mike Najjar 28. Dave Rickabaugh 29. John Fleming 30. Dennis McCullough 31. Don Bennett 32. Mike Klesch 33. Dan Tilley 71 1. Mary Kay Troyan 2. Cindy Orris 3. Joyce Hanak Vice-Pres. 4. Pam Steinbring 5. Pam Barrett 6. Tom Harshberger Historian 7. Sharon Yahner 8. Debra Ream 9. Joan Dula 10. Kathleen Gelles Treasurer 11. Mrs. Hunt Advisor 12. Mrs. Jones Advisor 13. Dee Dee Fontana President 14. Annette Oxen 15. Virginia Vickery 16. Sharon Miller Pep (Hub 27. Raeleen Kucera 28. Patty Pinizzotto 29. Mary Skakunik 30. Sharon Maurer 31. Janie Klim 32. Carol Golias 33. Chris Buchan 34. Marlene Budney 35. Janine Strick 36. Conny Crawley 37. Debra Kycko 38. Cindy Adams 39. Barb Kmecak 40. Debbie Intihar 1. Nori Cascino 13. Nancy Virus 41. Melinda Frye 2. Valerie Figura 14. Robin Kiser 42. Janice Locktosh 3. Chris Arcurio 15. Vicki Cascino 43. Mary Malysko Treasurer 16. Jenice Martin 44. Tammy Fern 4. Valerie Wagner 17. Maurine Clark 45. Brenda Robel 5. Laurie Wolf 18. Sandy Rouser Secretary 6. Sheryll Layton 19. Nadine Galagaza 46. Karen Horoho 7. Debbie Antonikas 20. Annette Oxen President 8. Regina Griffiths 21. Stacy Toth 47. Rhonda Janakovich 9. Beverly Woznick 22. Peggy Doell 48. Kathy Murray 10. Raeleen Arcurio 23. Mary Jo Klotz 49. Tammy Derenak 11. Valerie Mondi 24. Leslea Haselrig 50. Janice Burns 12. Sandy Petrore 25. Bobbi Weaver Vice-Pres. 26. Diane Filicky 1. Ray Berkebile 2. Beth Shearman Alternate 3. Bob Karoly Captain 4. Gary Gates 5. Leonard Grus 6. Don Bennett Alternate 1. Beth Shearman 2. Robin George 3. Janet Pope Vice-Pres. 4. Nancy Virus 5. Annette Oxen 6. Regina Griffiths 7. Janie Klim 8. Nori Cascino 9. Mike Coby 10. Vicki Cascino 11. Sharon Maurer 12. Debra Kycko 13. David Elliott 14. Debbie Antonikas 15. Tom Fleming President 16. Bobbi Weaver 17. Tammy Derenak 18. T.J. Delic Treasurer 19. Kathy Murray 20. Valerie Mondi 21. Karen Horoho Secretary 22. Deborah Intihar 23. Beverly Woznick 24. Vince Szczur 75 1. Beverly Woznick 2. Regina Griffiths 3. Annette Bloom 4. Joan Dula 5. Nori Cascino 6. Kim Stanko 7. Mary Klemens 8. Carole Lohr 9. Michele Fecko 10. Kathy Murray 11. Elaine Leventry 12. Becky McGuirk 13. Toni Bloom 14. Janice Burns 15. Joellen Guidry 16. Tammy Derenak 17. Jim Ross 18. Frank Panarella 19. Cindy Adams 20. Chris Arcurio 21. Todd Mangus 22. Brenda Robel 23. Vic Balko 24. Rick Lichtenfels 25. Jim Andrews 26. John Swick 76 K Club 1. Monica Newton 2. Sue Ann Cicon 3. Patty Callihan 4. Jackie Petak 5. Dale Walters 6. Robin Pestella 7. Susan Pfuhl 8. Janet Andrews 9. Lisa Lichtenfels 10. Sue Mihalic 11. Gretchen Wilkinson 12. Pam Derenak 13. Katie Dreikorn 14. Michele Madzar 15. Maureen Martin 16. Joanie Guidry 17. Charlie Shank 18. Jerry Smith 19. Maureen Lydic 20. Sharie Yahner 21. Stephanie Bergman 22. Mike Filia 23. Warren Gould 24. Pat Cascino 25. Rick Kanuch 26. Mark Pavlosky 27. Rich Price 28. John Fleming 29. Brian Fox 30. Archie Labarko 31. Chuck Gutilla 32. Scott Borsuk 33. Jim Hahn 34. Dave Harrison 35. Paul Mann 77 78 1. Paul Raco 2. Nori Cascino Treasurer 3. Nancy Virus Secretary 4. Chris Arcurio 5. Debbie Antonikas 6. Lee Ann Keiper 7. Sue Mihalic 8. Robin Pestella 9. Becky McGurik 10. Vicki Cascino 11. Lisa Wild 12. Nancy Calik 13. Norma Thomas 14. Carolyn Gaydos 15. Mike Filia 16. Sharon Maurer 17. Connie Sanders 18. Mike Coby President 19. Pat Cascino 20. Cindy Orris 21. Brian Fox 22. Roberta Beegle 23. Janice Fleming 24. Carol Golias 25. Kathy Murray Vice-Pres. 26. Ken Rozich 27. Karen Oleksak 28. Karen Horoho 29. Debbie Intihar 30. Mary Malysko 31. Rich Bender 32. T.J. Delic 33. Barry Minemyer 34. Tom Fleming 35. Chuck Gutilla 36. Carrie Nagy 1. Susan Molchan 2. Theresa Orosz 3. Nancy Virus 4. Dee Dee Fontana 5. Joan Dula 6. Raeleen Arcurio 7. Marlene Beatty 8. Sharon Miller 9. Carolyn Gaydos 10. Sally Flynn Secretary 11. Roberta Beegle 12. Robin Kapscos 13. Sharon Maurer 14. Carol Golias 15. Janie Klim 16. Vicki Bosak 17. Leslea Haselrig 18. Debby Ream 19. Lynne Rager 20. Vicki Varner 21. Kim Legg 22. Mrs. Ross Advisor 23. Deborah Brilhart 24. Tammy Derenak 25. Mary Malysko 26. Caroline Draksler President 27. Brenda Collier 79 1. Desiree Smith 2. Sylvia Rowe 3. Cindy Campbell Secretary 4. Maxine Jones 5. Dawn Calhoun 6. Floretta King Treasurer 7. Kelly Johnson 8. Mark Andrews President 9. Fred McDaniels Vice-Pres. 80 1. Suzanne Gray 2. Joellen Guidry 3. Tom Fleming 4. John Cafeo 5. Karen Horoho Co-editor 6. Sandra Petrore 7. Leonard Grus 8. Joanie Guidry 9. David Smith 10. Kathleen Gelles Co-editor 11. Barbara Kmecak 12. Helen Zolnosky 13. Maureen Lydic 14. Robin Pestella 15. David Elliott 16. John Valkovci 17. Mike Klesch Co-ass’t. editor 18. Robin George 19. Mary Klemens 20. Kimberly McMinn 21. David Rickabaugh 22. Scott McCloud Advisor 23. Jodie Saylor 24. Renee Vlasaty 25. Jennifer Adams 26. Gary Gates 27. Mark Kawchak Co-ass’t. editor 81 Y-iPeeFiS 1. Nancy Virus 2. Carolyn Gaydos 3. Kathleen Gelles 4. Debbie Intihar Vice-Pres. 5. Debbie Antonikas Treasurer 6. Annette Bloom Secretary 7. Rhonda Janakovich 8. Toni Bloom President 9. Colleen Thomas 10. Michele Troutman 11. Tracey Johnson 12. Tina Smothers 13. Desiree Smith 14. Patty Kartes 14. Lisa Locher 16. Pam Barrett 17. Carol Balaschak 18. Susan Pfuhl 19. Patty Calik 20. Francine Sanders 21. Beth Minemyer 22. Angela Hollman 23. Sharon Miller 24. Roberta Beegle 25. Michele Fecko 26. Kim Stanko 27. Carole Lohr 28. Debbie Hull 29. Margie Rager 30. Shari Kinsey 31. Brenda Salter 32. Helen Zolnosky 33. Cindy Wisor 34. Renee Weaver 35. Carol Davis 36. Mary Saintz 37. Joanna Rzasa 38. Paula Filo 39. Kim Fisher 40. Luann Morello 41. Kim Custer 82 MY 1 S©ph T-iPeenS 1. Anna Germana 2. Chris Gartland 3. Nancy Calik 4. Jennifer Skelton 5. Laurie Fye 6. Beth James 7. Kelly Subich 8. Monica Charles 9. Donna Dietz 10. Stephanie Gaydos 11. Becky Zapatochny 12. Lisa Wild 13. Michele McGuirk 14. Mona Lewis 15. Lisa Mohle 16. Pam Adams 17. Carol Alexander 18. Kathy Malysko 19. Mary Ann Zack 20. Kim Barrick 21. Rahna Harris 22. Carrie Nagy 23. Corenna Cade 24. Marcia Singel 25. Michele Sweeney 83 ©LUTEILV Each year the Spectator selects who we feel are the outstanding individual performers from the year’s athletic teams. This year we are proud to recognize runner Karen Horoho and baseball star Thad Henry. Karen Horoho has earned letters in Cross Country two years and in Track four years. She started out the year going undefeated in Cross Country regular season and won the Central Western All-Conference Championship, setting a new course record. She also broke records at the Conemaugh Township and Bishop Carroll courses. She placed 11th at the State College Invitational and 6th at the District VI Meet. For the second year in a row she qualified for States, where she finished 46th. Karen competed during Track in the 880, two-mile relay, and went undefeated during the regular season running the mile and two-mile. She finished 3rd in the two-mile at the State College Invitational and won the mile and two-mile at the Westmont Invitational. In the District VI meet, Karen placed 2nd in the two-mile, earning her a trip to the PIAA State Finals, where she finished 11th. Even though Thad Henry had the highest batting average on the baseball team, hitting over .330, he is best known for his ability in pitching. He was 4-0 in completed games. In his four wins he allowed a total of only 9 hits. Thad had about 60 strikeouts for the season. In the game against Westmont. Thad pitched a no-hitter. At the close of the season, his ERA stood below 1.0. In the summer of 1978 Thad played for Wheeler Cadillac-Pontiac. He was named the Johnstown Junior League “Player-of-the-Year.” In the same league, he held the third highest batting average at .390. He also headed the league with 49 hits, 13 doubles, and 5 triples. In the summer of’78Thad had the lowest ERA in the Junior League at 1.40. CROSS COUNTRY JHS OPP indionn 33 22 Central Cambn.ii 30 25 Conemaugh To iship 26 K 31 Marlon Centc Westmont 23 (no 36 team) Vo-Tecn 27 28 i-. Forest Hills United B-snop Cm Rirhtand 35 Jf 23 46 21 V24 ' I ccJL 5 wins 5 Losses BOYS' RACK JHS OPP Derry Area 85 65 Indiana 15 35 Hollidaysburg 102 48 am Ltgomer 106 75 1 f Wmdber 106 58 Biship McCort 106 23 Westmont 106 23 Latrobe 71 79 Somerset 90 60 Westmont 126 24 Altoona Vo-Tech i 69 81 ® 117 33 Anoona 69 ; 93-Mt Central Cambria 102 48 HoBldayaburg 99 51 Shippensbnrg Inv -. 7th of 38 team East Allegheny Inv £ th of 27 learris Watt Central Coachos Meet 2nd of 6 teams District VI Meet 2nd of 10 teams Record- 9 Wins 3 Losses VO LLFYBAU. 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Bishop McCor Altoona Bishop Gum Ene Prep JHS 59 56 68 64 55 40 46 62 76 79 65 61 53 43 56 89 81 52 71 34 63 51 OPP 54 59 70 80 67 51 69 54 52 47 ' 47 63 57 52 57 66 45 82 50 51 34 76 W 1 : ■ L W W1 L , W w L W w L BOYS' SWIMMING JHS OPP Indiana 29 115 Manon Center 46 100 Altoona 36 1 14 Richland 46 103 HoBidaysburg 34 120 Indiana 38 115 Central Cambria 51 89 Manon Center 34 113 Central Cambria 51 89 Richland 42 106 Record- 0 Wms 10 Losses GIRLS' SWIMMING JHS OPP Inoano 71 84 Marion Center 58 97 Altoona 41 116 R-cWand 49 106 Hollidaysburg 58 95 Indiana 76 77 Central Cambria 63 93 Manon Center 46 110 Central Cambria 63 93 RicMand 52 103 Record- 0 Wins 10 I osses GOu jh3 OPP Westmont 5 14 Bishop McCort 7 12 Richland 10 o United 19 0 Ligoruei 8 11 Richland 9'? 9'. Forest HilK 19 0 United 19 0 Bishop McCort 9 10 Westmont 6 13 Laurel Valley 19 0 Conemaugh Valley 16 3 RECORD- 6 Wins ‘ Losses i T wrestling Richland Bedford AiiodW lalrobe I cwistown Tournaro North Star WOTt-nonl 8o'iifrsol footbai i JHS OPP JV AHoon.y 6 26 Htrrrftfftrid 46 0 28 K , 46 I Penn HiHs 14 42 ConneHsvilie 7 L lauobe 0 41 L Greensbury r 6 Nor win 0 12 Valley 38 14 RECORD- 1 Wn 9 I osses BOYS T{ NNtS Westmont JHS 2 OPP 5 Vo-Tech 7 0 i'' ' i 6 1 Forest Hills 7 0 Bishop McCort 5 2 Westmont 3 4 Forest H4ls 7 0 Bishop McCort 2 5 Record- 5 WmS 3 Lasse . — . «iW FemdaH Conemaugh Valley Westmont Rtchtar • Vo-Tech Conemnugn Vaaey Ferndnie Altoona West moot Central Cambria Vo Tech Record S W m 11 • 6 Losses I iOFTBALl Vo-Tech JHS imL, OPP 10 Westmont 0 5 Rshou Carroll 7 0 Conemaugh VaHpy 12 0 Lourol Valley 21 10 Penn Cambria 15 4 7 Central Cambria 3 Vo-Tech 10 Central Cambria S 6 Penn Cambria 11 6 Laurel Valley 13 3 Conemaugh Valley 26 6 Bishop Carroll 7 0 Westmont IS 7 RECORD- 11 Win 3 Loctt i GIRLS' BASKFTMAI I JHS OPP GIRLS' TENNIS Altoona 18 62 JHS r OPP Wind be 43 70 Forest Hals 0 I igonler 41 47 B'Shop McCorl 6 North Star 55 65 Central Cambria 6 1 Westmont 32 27 Westmont A 5 Bishop McCort 30 64 L Vri-lech l 3 4 Indiana 25 94, iix an B 4 3 Richland 3? 71 L Forest H I - 7 0 Windber 58 59 L Bishop McCort 2 5 Ligonier 44 45 L Central Cambria 4 2 North Star 49 80 Westmont 3 - 4 Westmont 38 72 t Vo-Tech 3 4 Vo Tech 27 46 L Indiana 4 3 Indiana 13 86 L Bishop McCort 37 65 L RECORD- 7 Wins 5 1 osses Richland 32 83 W Record- 1 Wm 15 1 osses GIRLS' TRACK JHS J OPP Indiana 41 HoWdUyabury 86 46 Vo-Tech 97 A 46 Fernda e 9 4 22 'raresthISs 86 67 Bishop McCort 4| 86 19 Portage 78 54 Penn Cambria 69 62 Alioona 40 91 Westmoni 73 59 Bishop McCorl 72 59 RECORD- 10 Wins 1 Loss 89 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. David Lichliter Paul Slobozien Ray Frombaugh Gary Cooper Dave Miller Ed Doc” Stofko Jimmy Stofko James Reiser Paul Litwalk John Sholtis John Liska Dr. Robert Hartnett Steve Warner John Sladki Henry Streilein. Lois Huchel Above: Darryl Gibson is congratulated for his 1st place trophy which he won at Districts for the 330-yard hurdles. Right: Dee Dee Fontana assists Mrs. Huchel in pre- senting Lynn Silk with her volleyball letter. Below Right: Vince Szczur receives a trophy for his field events. Below: Members of the boys’ track team look on as Mr. Wilson presents a track award to Havert King. 92 The recipient of the John Kamnikar Award, Kathleen Gelles, stands proudly with her parents, Mr. Mrs. Charles Gelles. The John Kamnikar Award is one of the most coveted honors at Johnstown High School. This award is presented each year in memory of John Kamnikar, who was to have been the starting quarterback on the 1960-61 football squad. During the summer of 1960, John and his girlfriend were killed in a car accident. The John Kamnikar Award was originated in 1961 by the school’s coaching staff and is presented to the athlete that typifies the Kamnikar excellence. The 1979 John Kamnikar Award was presented to Kathleen Gelles for her athletic achievements on the tennis courts and her scholastic achievements in the classroom. Kathleen was a two-year letterman and graduated fifth in her class. 93 First Row: Kevin Voeghtly, Herman Gumby. Van Brandon, Russ Kegg, Scott Bachik, Rick White, Vince Manno, Havert King, Tony Hollman, Tom Gjurich. Vince Raco. Second Row: Marco Romani, Tom Toth, Rich Price, Jim Ross, Tim Hartwiger, Frank Panarella, Mike Jackson, Archie Labarko, Darryl Gibson, Rick Kanuch, T.D. Sitton, Ed Constable. Third Row: Paul Mihalaki, Rich Kozak. Eric Schneider, Joe Martin, Randy Russell, Ed Gibson, T.J. Delic, Mike Podolak, John Swick, Jim Wright, Sam Legg, Brian Cook. Fourth Row: Tom Fleming, John Demo, Ken Kepple. Vic Balko, Scott Borsuk, Dennis McCullough, Jim Wargo, Harold Gethers, Steve Seman, Steve Allen, Kevin Woznick, Neal Andrews. Above: Paul Mihalaki beats the seniors out of the locker room to break a sign made by the cheerleaders. Right: Quarterback Scott Borsuk looks for a place to hide as an angry opponent moves in. A typical hot summer evening at camp. Above: The team gathers together to say a prayer before the opening kickoff. Right: Coach Stetz makes a change in blocking assignments for the second half. mmw: w man? Members of this year's coaching staff were Ed Stetz, Dick Mock, head coach John Sladki, Galen Bloom, and Chuck Kist. There are many excuses that can be used to answer the questions about this year’s record. The Trojans went to camp at St. Francis College with fifty players, but when the season ended there were only thirty-seven, including just nine seniors. However, there were good memories that came out of this season. Most of these memories are from the final game of the year. Everything from the clowning around in the restaurant to the feeling of dominating Valley during the entire game. The joyful emotions of the final game victory helped ease the pain of the games before. Although the team faced much adversity, the gridders kept hangin’ in there dur- ing this rough chapter in Trojan football history. Above: Vic Balko boots an extra point. Below: Darryl Gibson shows Valley defenders the ball after one of his five T.D.’s in our only win of the season. Later a fight broke out but it only added to the sweetness of our victory. 7f| % )ovo Neal Andrews tries to elude two Kiski defenders. -jht: The sophomores were instrumental in holding the gs for practice. Above Right: The J.V. defense brings wn the ball carrier. Above: Ed Constable displays the old stiff arm to a would- be tackier. Right: John Petrosky rolls out to the left, look- ing for a Trojan receiver. mam? asss® sorsum 98 Below: Harry Shaffer - movin' on. Right: Mike Coby shows the endurance needed in running. The Boys’ Cross Country team was coached by Mr. John Liska. During the season they com- piled a respectable record of 5 wins and 5 losses. The team has bright prospects for the future be- cause eight of the ten members were underclass- men. The two seniors were Mike Coby and Dave Gray. This year’s top runners were Harry Shaffer, a junior, who finished 6th at the Central Western All-Conference Meet held at UPJ, and Ralph Dravis, a sophomore, who finished 2nd in the Dis- trict-6 Junior Varsity race at State College. The team as a whole finished 5th out of 10 in the Cen- tral Western All-Conference Meet. Above: Ed Dena moves up on Jay Parkins. Left: Coach Liska clocks Ralph Dravis over the 3-mile course. Below Left: They’re off! Below: Members of the team are, Front row: Wendell Simms-manager, Harry Shaffer, Dave Gray, Jerry Smith, Ralph Dravis, Ed Dena, and Mike Coby. Back row: Dave Rykalsky, Mark Kawchak, Jay Parkins, Ron Mes- sina, and Coach John Liska. This was the first year for a Girls’ Cross Country Team, which worked alongside the boys’ team. They participated in every meet, even if the op- position did not have a girls’ team. The leading runner this year was Karen Horoho, a senior who went undefeated in the regular season and won the Central Western All-Conference champion- ship, setting a new course record. She also broke records at the Conemaugh Township and Bishop Carroll courses. She placed 11th at the State College Invitational and 6th at the District VI Meet, which qualified her to participate in the State finals, where she placed 46th. With more than half the team being underclassmen, there is a bright future for Girls’ Cross Country here at J.H.S. Above Left: Karen Horoho makes it look easy. Above: The team members are, Front row: Marlene March, Janet Mc- Vicker, and Karen Horoho, Back row: Linda Armstrong, Coach John Liska, and Leslea Haselrig. Below: Kathy Haw- thorne, Leslea Haselrig, Linda Armstrong, and Marlene March relax atter a strenuous practice session. 100 Above: Mark Duray shows his winning form. Left: Duray sinks a putt. Below Left: The team members are, Front row: Ed Kmecak, Joe Margucci, Steve LaPorta, Bob Hartland. Back row: Mark Duray, Steve Klym, Thad Henry, Dave Kutchma, Scott Sabo, Coach Charles Holub. Below Right: Dave Kutchma “follows through. Above: Lynn Silk out-jumps her opponent. Above Right: Members of the Varsity Team are, Front row: Nancy Scar- ton, Brenda Collier. Back row: Janet Pope, Marianne Espey, Lynn Silk. Below: Marianne Espey concentrates on her foul shot. Below Right: Janet Pope drives in for a layup. 102 Top Left: Lynn Silk rebounds a missed shot. Top Right: Janet Pope and Lynn Silk struggle for a loose ball. Left: Robin Stephenson taps the ball to an a waiting team mem- ber. Above: Front row: Conny Crawley, Lisa Mohle, Patty Espey, Karen Smith, Carolyn Mangum. Back row: Debby Ream - Mgr., Michele McGuirk, Connie Sanders, Robin Stephenson, Kelly Johnson, Dottie Gordon, Pam Adams, Michele Troutman - Mgr. are the members of the J.V. team. 103 Above: Debbie Brilhart, with Kim Stanko in the back- ground, shows precise eye contact with the ball, one of the most important factors in tennis. Below: Guess what Valerie Figura is thinking! Below Right: Marlene Budney in the foreground with Stephanie Bergman serving, had reached the quarter-finals in the District 6 Doubles Tournament in Altoona. Stephanie Bergman, the only sophomore and underclass- man on the team, displays her years of experience and hard work. Above: The team members are, Front row: Kathleen Gelles, Marlene Budney, Melinda Frye, Carol Balaschak, Eileen Dena, Nancy Virus. Back row: Coach Joe Ramirez, Steph- anie Bergman, Michele Fecko, Tammy Derenak, Diane Dem- chak, Debbie Brilhart, Joan Dula, and Kim Stanko. Left: It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s a tennis ball, according to Mar- lene Budney. Below: Kathleen Gelles thinks, You sly little devil,” while Diana Demchak serves. They also at- tended the District 6 Doubles Tournament. Below Left: Could Melinda Frye, Debbie Brilhart and Carol Balas- chak be watching the same tennis match? Team Members: Lionel Johnson, Keith Jefferson, T.J. Delic, Perry Williams, Curt Morris, Ed Hessler, Kevin Woznick, Don Sanders, Bruce Sanders, Dave Pisarchik, Scott Borsuk, Fred Myers, Tom Fleming, Brian Boykin, Mike Najjar. 106 Above: Bruce Sanders gets set to make his move against a defender. Above Right: Tom Fleming concentrates on a foul shot. Below: Donny Sanders aims for the hoop. Right: Ed Hessler shoots over a State College defender. Although this year’s record may not show it, the team played very good basketball. The Tro- jan hoopers lost five games by a total of twelve points. The team also had tough breaks in losing to some of the breathers on the schedule. The most memorable game would have to be the two- point loss to powerful Altoona at the War Mem- orial. The high point of the season was the trip to Canada to play in the Silver Fox Tournament in Hamilton. The Trojans captured third place, but more important are the memories off the court with new Canadian friends. This year’s season saw many underclassmen in the starting line-up, indicating that the future should be very promising for Coach Litwalk. 107 Rich Kris, John Wiedwald, Bill Hicks, Stacy Hall, Nick Molchan, Dave Calhoun. Jay Parkins, Neal Andrews, Dion Perry, Mark Fern, Stanley Carr, Tony Sanders. UP J3jl JJ333 Top Left: Harold Gathers, one of three seniors on the team, strikes a frightening pose. Top Right: John Cafeo, an- other of the seniors, executes a cross-body ride. Above Right: Kevin Bracken gets ready to make his move. no WRESTLING 78 - 79 W Above: Joe Johncola, the final senior on the team, displays his style. Left: Star light, star bright, first star I see tonight, I wish I may, I wish I might, I wish we won this match tonight. Below Left: John Jakob rides tough with an arm bar. The Trojan grappling team suffered what might have been its final fall during the 1978-79 season. After three matches, the decision was made to cancel the program. The main reason for this was the lack of interest. There were approximately thirty people on the team at the beginning of the season, but after the third match about twenty members quit. This stunning development not only shocked the coaching staff and what was left of the team, but also the whole school. John Liska, the Athletic Director, after a few days delibera- tion, finally said he couldn’t justify the expense of the program for only thirteen people. A telephone vote was made by the School Board and the pro- gram was cancelled. We can only hope that the situation next year will be such that Johnstown Wrestling will come back into its own. m 3 r 3 Above: It's a bird, it’s a plane ... no, it’s Super Rog! Right: Donny Civis gives times to Lance Elwood and Bill Willett. Below: Front Row: Tim Lewis. Bill Willett, Lance Elwood, Roger Kuhne. Back Row: Brad Callihan, Dale Walters, Dave Butler, Charlie Shank. Bottom Right: Tim Lewis patiently watches a meet. 112 ns jlj mbs Upper Left: Look out, Ester Williams, here I come! Above: Front Row: Lori Jones - Manager, Sue Pfuhl, Tricia Lamison, Ruth Orris, Stephanie Gaydos, Keni Cruse, Luann Pfuhl, Robin Keiser - Manager. Back Row: Brenda George, Wendy Putt, Monica Newton, Carolyn Gaydos, Mary Kay Troyan, Cindy Orris, Maureen Lydic. Left: A Trojan swims into victory. Below: Senior Carolyn Gaydos gives a pep talk to teammates. Bottom Left: Different strokes for different folks! The 1979 Junior Varsity Squad This year's managers were, Below: Front row; Dee Dee Fontana, Faith Cook, Second row; Debby Ream, Valerie Wagner, and Angela Lewis. • • . ......................................................................................................................•••■ The Girls’ Trojan Vol- leyball Team compiled a 6-8 record this season. This year’s team was led by varsity players, pic- tured above: Horizontal; Marianne Espey, Sylvia Rowe, Karen Oleksak, Charlene Hall, Brenda Collier, Janet Pope, Tammy Fern, Pam Steinbring, Vertical; Joanna Massey, Lynn Silk, Nancy Scarton, Laurie Fyock. Starting Seniors Pam Steinbring, Janet Pope, Joanna Massey, and Brenda Collier led the Trojans to numerous victories. Other seniors, Laurie Fyock and Tammy Fern, allowed Coach Huchel the versatility needed to substitute freely. The team was al- so aided by the playing ability of the rest of the Varsity players. At this time, Pam Steinbring will be the only Trojan to continue her volleyball career. Pam will play for the Fighting Scots of Edin- borough. Joanna Massey The boys’ track team continued their winning character this year by compiling a record of 12 wins and 3 losses. Despite the early loss of Havert King, the team proved it had depth and ended its season with a very respectable record. Havert came off the injured list to spark the team to a second place finish in Districts before going on to states. Havert won the 100-and 200-yard dashes and was second in the long jump and 440. Others who placed in Districts and earned berths in the State meet were Vince Szczur, who placed first in the shot put and second in the discus and javelin, Rick Kanuch and John Petrosky, who finished one and two in the pole vault, and Darryl Gibson, who won the 330 intermediate hurdles and placed third in the high hurdles. Above Left: Vince Szczur eyes up his prey while on- lookers from Indiana eye up Vince. Above: Vic Balko at- tempts to clear 6 ft. Did he make it? What do you think? Below: John Petrosky stretches in hope of making 12’6”. 116 Above: The members of the '79 Boys’ Track team are, First row: John Petrosky. Ken Rozich, Harry Shaffer, Todd Bran- don. Ralph Dravis, Scott Borsuk, head coach - Harold Wilson. Second row: Vince Szczur, John Jakab, Pat Cascino, Charles Gutilla, Mike Coby, Jerry Smith. Third row: Aaron Fedor, Rick Kanuch, Jay Parkins, Vic Balko, Eric Schneider. Fourth row: Steve Szczur, Tom Gjurich, Darryl Gibson, Ed Dena. Fifth row: Mark Decker, Michael Podolak, Steve Seman, Havert King. Below Right: Ed Dena shows our photographer his victory stride. Below Center: Harry Shaffer shows his winning form as a middle and long distance runner. Below Left: A grimacing Havert “Little man” King shifts into high gear. 117 119 Above: Mary Malysko shows her style putting the shot. Below: Kim Purelli out-hurdles any and all opposition. Left: Janet Pope on her way to victory in the 220-yard dash. The girls’ track team started its season with a string of victories before bowing to Altoona. Both Elaine Jackson and Karen Horoho placed in the State College Invitational with Elaine taking third in the 100-yard dash and Karen finishing sixth in the mile and third in the two- mile. The team placed fourth in the Westmont Invitational; Elaine took second in the 100-yard dash and Karen took first in the two-mile run while lapping all but the second-place finisher. Karen finished second in Districts by breaking the record she set in the Westmont meet. By placing second, she qualified for the state meet, in which she placed 11th. 120 Above Left: Elaine Jackson and Carol Troyan mishandle their baton. Above Right: Karen Smith begins piling sand for a luxurious four-room sand castle. Below: The members of the ’79 Girls' Track team are, First row: Camilla McGhee, Annette Cade. Sylvia Rowe, Carolyn Mangum, Tammy Hoffman. Melania Jefferson, Faith Cook. Second row: Sonia Fails, Elaine Jackson. Michele Troutman, Janet Pope, Connie Sanders, assistant coach - Charles Kist. Third row: Vicki Cascino, Kathy Belsky, Karen Horoho, Kim Purelli, Cheryl Orlosky, Lisa Cacicia, Head Coach - Henry Streilein. Fourth row: Roberta Facci, Raeleen Kucera, Robin Kiser, Kathy Hawthorne, Linda Armstrong, Sue Plummer, Kathy Ream, Mary Malysko, Beth Barlett, Maureen Lydic. This year J.H.S. is continuing a tradition with another great tennis team. The coach of the team is Joe Ramirez, a teacher at Meadowvale Elementary School. This year the Tennis team was scheduled to play 12 league matches against teams from Westmont, Vo-Tech, Bishop Mc- Cort, Bedford, Indiana, and Forest Hills. They also competed in the District 6 Tournament in Altoona. Above. Tom Shaffer practices his disco between matches. Right: Bryan LaBuda lobs one over the net. Above Right: John Hess, Bryan LaBuda, Dan Woods, Coach Ramirez, Bob Skyles, and Brian Fox watch another match. 122 Above Left: Members of the Boys’ Tennis team are, kneeling: Brian Fox, Bryan LaBuda, John Hamaty, Joe Gallo, Mike Youchak. Standing: Coach Joe Ramirez, Dan Foust, John Hess, Dan Woods, Bob Skyles, Tom Shaffer. Below Left: John Hamaty sets up for another great return. Below: Dan Foust concentrates before his next match. Front row: Steve Ressler, Jim Ross, Thad Henry, Rich Price. Jake Stofko, Ed Constable, Scott McClelland. Mike Stumpo, Mark Schneck, Dwayne Sitton. Back row: Brian Bambino, Steve Klym.T.J. Delic, Jim Weir, Mark Fern. Glenn Berkey, Scott Bachik, Tom Pisarczyk, Tom Nikonow, Marc Singel. 124 Klyn Left: Brian Bambino delivers the perfect pitch. Above: How am I doin’, coach? Bottom Left: Jake Stofko hits a line drive. EWES 3M 2 3 The 1979 J.H.S. Baseball Team had an up and down season. The team ended up with a 5-5 record in the tri-county league. The team was sparked by the hot bats of juniors, Richie Price and Jerry Stofko, and seniors, Thad Henry, T.J. Delic, and Jim Ross. Richie Price led the team in hits and RBI’s while Thad Henry led in batting. Rich Price and Thad Henry also were tied for homeruns with 3. Jim Ross legged out the lead for stolen bases while Steve Ressler led in walks. The pitching staff was led by Thad Henry and Brian Bambino, both seniors. Henry had 4 of the 5 wins that the team had with junior Mark Fern picking up the only other win. Other starting players on the team include Mike Stumpo, who had his share of hits at the plate, and Scott Bachik, who did well for his first year. The team lost a good centerfielder and hitter, Scott McClelland, who was injured in a game while sliding into second. Glenn Berkey also did his share at first base. Overall the team did well. 125 Members of the Girls’ Softball Team are, First row: Carol Troyan, Mary Jo Klotz, Jackie Petak, Kelly Stanton, Angela Lewis. Norma Thomas, Linda Malcolm. Second row: Jodie Saylor - Manager, Lisa Mohle, Lynn Silk, Lenny Meketa, Kathy Murray, Jennifer Adams, Monica Newton, Chris Osipov. Third row: Kim Fisher - Manager, Chris Irvin, Marianne Espey, Nancy Scarton, Brenda Collier, Patty Espey, Lori Mohle, Michelle Barabas - Manager. Fourth row: Sue Cikos, Shari Collier, Diane Zabala, Liz Coyle, Angela Toney, Maureen Lydic, Janice Leventry. Above Left: Norma Thomas listens to instructions from Coach Lichliter. Above: Kelly Stanton in full gear. Middle Left: Kathy Murray pitches a strike. «■ ; Ttw ■ E I' i l ,l Johnstown High’s Girls’ Softball team compiled a 9-3 record, which enabled them to compete in district competition in State College. There they were defeated by Hollidaysburg. This year’s team was aided by the return of seven lettermen. Above: Marianne Espey swings at a pitch. Above Right: First baseman Brenda Collier catches the ball for an out. Below: Angela Lewis collides with the second base runner, while Nancy Scarton and Lenny Meketa back up. Right: Team members watch the game. 127 STUDENT LIFE MAKING THE NEWS... Above: Editor Barb Kmecak reviews a copy of Inside Outside. Below: Assistant editors Don Bennett and John Hamaty lay out pages. Above Right: You can’t print that! Right: Sue Gray takes a break from her tedious work to smile for the photographer. Below Right: Artist Toni Bloom at work doing one of her many duties, making headlines. ...PRESERVING THE MEMORIES Above Left: Co-editors Karen Horoho and Kathleen Gelles check page lay-outs. Left: John Cafeo and Tom Fleming, two valuable people on the Spectator staff. Below Left: Kim Potts does research for the “Gold Book. Above: Joellen Guidry has Mark Kawchak in the palm of her hands. Below: The “negative” side of photographer Robin George. HOMECOMING Mike Coby introduces the Court at the Homecoming Assembly. Annette Oxen and her escort Dennis Keelan. On Saturday, October 7, J.H.S. engaged in the Homecoming battle against Connellsville. The pre-game activities included the presentation of the ’78 Homecoming Queen and her Court. Although J.H.S. could not pull out a Trojan Victory, many memories of that night’s game will always linger on. 134 The cheerleaders await the start of the game. Left: Annette Oxen leads a cheer. Right: Members of the 1978 Homecoming Court are: Kim Fisher, Kelly Johnson, Sandy Petrore, Sharon Maurer, Becky Jones, Debbie Brilhart, '78 Queen - Annette Oxen, ’77 Queen - Kelly George. This year, the music for the Annual Homecom- ing Dance was provided by Lexus. As everyone danced to the music, suspense filled the air. The anticipation in the- air was electrifying as the evening was drawing to a close and the time was approaching for the crowning of the Queen. Final- ly the moment arrived. The Court lined up and the runner-up, Kelly Johnson, was announced. Annette Oxen was chosen as the Queen and was crowned by last year’s queen, Kelly George. One final dance and the night was over. 135 Students boogie to the beat at the J.H.S. Homecoming Dance. EVENINGS TO REMEMBER Barb Lynch and Mark Decker at the J.H.S. Band Formal. One of the greatest bands in town, Hot Gossip. The J.H.S. Band held its annual formal on December 28th at the Pyramids. The Student Council and the Pep Club combined and held one big formal on February 10th, also at the Pyramids. Entertainment for both Formals was provided by Hot Gossip. We will hold these good times we had forever in fond memories. Jenice Martin and Vince Raco share a moment of laughter. 136 Enjoyment shows on the faces of students at the Pep Club formal. Valerie Mondi, having a good time. Time to get better acquainted. A slow dance for the couples. 137 Time to get into the music. Mary Klemens and Jim Audey sit one out. A SCENE OF HALLOWEEN This year’s Thirteenth Annual Glosser Bros. Halloween Window Painting Contest was again a success. Many area elementary schools, junior high schools and senior high schools competed in this year’s contest. The top three winners for the high school division were Vo-Tech, Cone- maugh Township High School, and Conemaugh Valley High School respectively. Our artists con- sisted of; team one: Joellen Guidry - captain, Margo Wright, Maureen Martin, Dave Seigh, Cherl Orlosky, Jodie Molnar, and team two: Susan Pfuhl - captain, Chris Pummel, Ed Simmons, John Demo, Beth Howard, and Norma Thomas. Above Left: Artists work industriously on their “News- week Issue,” the theme for this year's window. Above Right: Dave Seigh adds a few finishing touches. Below Right: Beth Howard takes a break from painting the window. 138 Above: “Say cheese! Above Right: Tom Fleming says, “I wouldn’t touch that fire with a ten foot pole! Below: Everyone gathers around the fire. Below Right: Sandy Petrore, Annette Oxen, and Karen Kadas lead cheers. On the night of October 27, Pep Club spon- sored a bonfire at Roxbury Park. Everybody had a great time. It was a good chance for students to be able to show support for the football team. 139 MUSCLES, MADNESS, AND MEMORIES One of the Homecoming week activities was the Battle of the Classes. The enthusiasm of the students on Oct. 4, 1978 created a spirited scene in the J.H.S. gym. All three teams, sophomores, juniors and seniors, tried their very best to out- power their opponents, but the Seniors proved to be the Superior class. 140 1. The Senior members of the Battle of the Classes get psyched up before the contest began. 2. As Mr. Neatrour rides his bike around in a circle, Winford Tullis attempts to pour a cup of water into his bucket. 3. The mighty strength of the Seniors proved successful to maintain their thrill of victory. 4. Just a little example of the enthusiasm and spirit of the Senior class. 5. Janet Pope, Mr. Davis, T.J. Delic, and Vicki Cascino roll “Peanut Carter down the gym floor. 6. Chuck Gutilla indulges himself in a fresh- baked apple pie. 7. After defeating the Juniors in the tug-o-war, the Seniors once again get ready to overpower the Sophomores for an undefeated win. 8. During the relay, Maureen Lydic successfully breaks her balloon by sitting on it. 9. Teresa Ukmar attempts to cream Mr. Pozun with a pie. Ml WHATEVER... Above: Jim Andrews makes his move on the invisible lady. They get along very well together because she doesn’t eat a lot and never gets in the way. Left: Norma’s Prayer - “Dear Lord, it has been a long season, can’t you at least let our football team get one home run!’’ Below: “I will close my eyes and everything will go away. Above Left: “Look Mom, I can fly!” Above: Maureen Lydic does her own version of the Antler Dance. Left: “CHEESE!” Below: John Swick shows how strenuous weight training can be. 143 1. How do I love thee? Let me count the ways. 2. National Honor Society president Bernie Koscienski introduces the new members. 3. A visiting chorus from Otterbein College sings a medley of pop tunes. 4. Touring performers demonstrate various folk dances. 5. Robin George singin’ her song at the annual Christmas Assembly. 6. Another awe-inspiring pep assembly. 7. George Carter fills the auditorium with gospel sounds. 145 THE LITTLE FOXES The cheerleaders of J.H.S. lead a very active life. They not only support the football, basket- ball, and wrestling teams, but also perform in- structed dance routines with the band. Due to the unsafe floor conditions at the annual War Memorial Cheerleading Contest, the girls were judged on only the viewing of one round. The cheerleaders came through with a 3rd place trophy. The girls perform their graceful moves. Karen Kadas shows her spirit and enthusiasm. 146 The cheerleaders always encouraged their team onto victory through both good and bad times. Members of the J.V. Squad are Patty Madden, Jenni- fer Skelton, Teresa Ukmar, Patty Calik, Patty Adams, Nancy Calik, Chris Gartland, Anna Germana. The squad enjoys cheering at every game. The girls add a sparkling attraction to the J.H.S. band as they perform a routine in a city parade. Jennifer Skelton sits in disbelief as she realizes that the After completing the contest cheer, the cheerleaders give team has lost the game. a great big smile. 147 GET YOUR Above: The silk line includes Gail Callihan, Raeleen Arcurio, Michele Sweeney. Joyce Hanak - captain, Sharon Tim- mons, Mary Rasich, Mary Malysko, Tina Cafeo - sergeant, Jennifer Adams - sergeant, Deb Schonvisky, Janice Flem- ing, Chris Orris, Sandy Sedlak, and Kyann Roberts. The rifle line consists of: Tammy Timko, Kim Bakos, Sheri Mar- tin, Gina Lengyel, Beth Shearman - sergeant, Pam Stein- bring - color guard major, Mary Jane Quinn, Kathy Shook, Carol Novolsel - sergeant, and Karen Shook - captain. Below Right: Lennon Sisters, look out! The 1978-79 Color Guard has a whole new look. This year’s twenty-three spinners for the first time are competing in the West Penn Color Guard Circuit. The contests are held from January until March with championships in April. Ap- proximately thirty-two squads competed in the Circuit. Contests were held at Norwin, Greens- burg, Turtle Creek and a few in Maryland and Ohio. Practices were held every Tuesday and Thursday night and Saturday mornings. Also they competed in Denver during the annual band trip. This November they held a spin-a-thon at the Richland Mall. Each girl twirled four hours, com- prising forty-eight hours. They raised $2,000.00 to help pay for equipment and the band trip. They also stuffed newspapers at the Tribune - Democrat. They played a big part in all football games and parades. 148 WARD UP Left: Flashers on the field! Above Right: Mary Malysko gets ready to take her turn during the spin-a-thon. Be- low Right: What goes up must come down! 149 TROJA NETTED The 1978-79 Trojanettes are once again a “sparkling” squad. This year’s squad consists of Debbie Antonikas - captain, Renee Weaver - co-captain, Judy Youchak, Helen Zolnosky, Lesa Killen, Sue Hody, Carrie Nagy, Kim Ryan, and Michelle Stevens. Under the direction of Mr. W. Glyn Edwards and Miss Jolene Miklos, the majorettes captured third place at the Altoona Jaffa Mosque Majorette Spectacular. Other con- tests consisted of the Sixteenth Annual Ma- jorette Contest held at the War Memorial and hosting the Central Keystone Contest, which they won last year at Windber High School. They also competed at the 1978-79 Denver International Band Festival held at Denver, Colorado. Debbie Antonikas moves to the beat! The majorettes practice their Jewish dance while Mike Klesi Mrs. Nan Edwards and Pam Steinbring watch on . . . 150 TRUT THEIR STUFF . . . the long summer months of practice were well worth it. All the hard work really paid off! Below Left: The Trojanettes perform their crowd pleasing “Bottle Dance. Above Right: Clockwise: Sue Hody, Michelle Stevens, Lesa Killen, Debbie Antonikas, Renee Weaver, Judy Youchak, Carrie Nagy, and Kim Ryan pose with their mascot, Melanie the Majorette. 151 SOUNDIN' OFF! Above: The Band managers are, Front Row: Barb Lynch, Lee Ann Keiper - executive secretary, Monica Newton, Michelle Barabas, Back Row: Pam Vargo, Sharon Vargo, Martin Dietz, Dan Tilley, Dorothy Weaver. Above Right; Our little drummer boys. 152 Below Left: Just for the Fall Band Program, the average band member puts in about 180 hours of practice. Bottom Left: Band members get into the beat of “Mother.” The Band members are, First Row: Mike Klesch - drum major, Mary Klemens, Bonnie McCabe, Pam Williams, Ann Klemens, Lee Ann Keiper, Sandy Vitalie, Pam Mastovich, Requetta Audey, Nancy Virus. Renee LaBuda. Second Row: Suzette Grisin, Dawn Lohr, Michele Fecko, Elaine Leven- try, Vince Heinlein, Kimm Krumenacker, Kim Legg, Pam Purazo, Devie Hamer, haul Raco. Third Row: Mark Decker, Diane Zabala, Robin Kapcsos, Arlene Carolus, Kathy Hawthorne, Lisa Weaver, Carol Troyan, Regina Jacobs, Sharyn Siehl, Marny Cvrkel, Darlene Saltarelli. Fourth Row: Kim Klochak, Lynn Silk, Bryan LaBuda - president, Theresa Heningcamp, Ralph Hamer, Lori Jones, John Fleming, Dave Williams, Phil Hautz, Dorothy Kuzma. Fifth Row: Chris Irvin, Marueen Lydic, Bill Marks, Mary Blair, Mark Obarsky, Glyn Edwards, Danny Flynn, Jennifer Duell, Michele Manculich, Kathy Fuge. Sixth Row: Bob Hollen, Gene Smith, Wally Wenklar, Rino Passaniti, Dave Ricka- baugh, Ed Skufca, Bernie Orevac, Doug Meagher, Dan Faust, Mike Penrod. Seventh Row: Tom Koscienski, Tim Evans, Dave Gay, Dave Kutchma - vice-president, Vladimir Timko, Rick Everhart, Rich Ditko, Jeff Casey, Bob Fitz- patrick, Kevin Dickert, Rich Bender. 153 On May 2, the band traveled to Denver, Color- ado, for the National Music Festival. Band mem- bers awaiting sunny days were greeted by a falling snow, which soon cleared up. The victori- ous Trojan band, under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. Glyn Edwards, received 1st places in marching band, majorette, color guard, and drill team competitions. This was an astounding feat since they competed against much larger bands from all over the Midwest. Among other honors, May 8 was proclaimed Johnstown Band Day by Mayor Tomljanovic. The song played by the band was “Blood, Thunder, and Drums.” BLOOD, THUNDER, Above: “Toga party, anyone?” Left: The hours of travel take their toll. Below: Rocky Mountain high! AND DRUMS! Above: “I’ll trade you my camera for your tennis shoe.” Left: By the request of the Administration, the band per- formed for the school. Belov Left: Mr. Edwards congratu- lates the members of the band on their fine work. Bottom Right: “If mom could only see me now!” 155 BEAUTIFUL NOISE The Chorus members are: Pianist - Mark Scholtz, First row: Jill Haney, Robin George, Mindy Santa, Kathleen Gelles, Jackie Gornick, Lee Ann Keiper, Karen Locher, Judy Youchak, Janie Klim, Bev Woznick, Brenda George, Renee Albert- son, Diane Wright, Maureen Macy and Diane Murnin, Second row: Joellen Guidry, Tammy Derenak, Joan Guidry, Korbi Weaver, Debbie Intihar, Roberta Beegle, Patty Kartes, Arlene Carolus, Karen Shook, Barb Lynch, Tina Cafeo, Renee Weaver, Noreen Nesmith, Tracey Johnson, and Grace Moore, Third row: Cindy Orris, Vivian McGinnis, Jodie Saylor, Doug Meagher, Greg Avramis, Tim Hartwiger, Phil Claghorn, Scott Bachik, Bernie Oravec, Dave Gay, John Miller, Willie Wingard, Tim Lewis, Jim Wright, Leo Stein, Curtis Tucker, Kelly Johnson, and Rose McCray, Fourth row: Joyce Hanak, Marcia Sandak, Mary Malysko, Ken Rozich, Rich Bender, Ralph Hamer, Mike Penrod, Dan Horner, Dave Molchany, Mike Klesch, Rob Reiking, John Madden, Bob Fitzpatrick, Tim Evans, Rino Passaniti, Derrick Myers, Gary Gates, Connie Sanders, Joan Karmanocky, and Michele Manculich. 156 Under the direction of Mr. Carl Miller, this year’s Mixed Chorus was a very active group. In December, besides the annual Christmas as- sembly and concert, the chorus performed at the Rehabilitation Center and at various churches in the area. In April they visited Nashville, Tennessee, where they captured a bronze medal at the “Sounds of America” Music Festival. While in Nashville the group spent a day in Opryland, U.S.A. and toured a recording studio. The annual Spring Concert was held on May 16. The chorus also performed at Baccalaureate and graduation. The 1978-79 Mixed Chorus was just another example of the fine musical talent found here at J.H.S. Members of the Vocal-Jazz Ensemble are: Pianist - Mike Klesch, Front row: Bob Hollen, Dave Wil- liams, Maureen Lydic, Mindy Santa, Robin George, Lee Ann Keiper, Jill Haney, Marcia Sandak, Kelly Johnson, Janie Klim, Diane Murnin, and Bev Woznick, Back row: Gary Gates, Phil Claghorn, Dave Molchany, Dave Gay, Bob Fitzpatrick, and Rino Passaniti. 157 FASCINATIN' RHYTHMI The members of the Concert Band are: 1. Pam Purazo 2. Teresa Ukmar 3. Mary Klemens 4. Elaine Leventry 5. Lee Ann Keiper 6. Kimm Krumenacker 7. Marny Cvrkel 8. Renee LaBuda 9. Diane Zabala 10. Darlene Saltarelli 11. Pam Vargo 12. Jill Rehn 13. Kim Klochak 14. Devie Hamer 15. Terri Rehn 16. Lynn Silk 17. Suzette Grisin 18. Michele Fecko 19. Pam Williams 20. Mary Blair 21. Janice Fleming 22. Kim Legg 23. Chris Irvin 24. Kathy Fuge 25. Ann Klemens 26. Nancy Virus 27. Dorothy Kuzma 28. Dave Rickabaugh 29. John Fleming 30. Wally Wenklar 31. Ed Skufca 32. Tom Harshberger 33. Mark Obarsky 34. Joan Karmanocky 35. Arlene Carolus 36. Lori Jones 37. Sharyn Siehl 38. Russell Kegg 39. Requetta Audey 40. Kathy Hawthorne 41. Mark Decker 42. Vladimir Timko 43. Jennifer Duell 44. Lisa Weaver 45. Bonnie McCabe 46. Vince Heinlein 47. Paul Raco 48. Bob Fitzpatrick 49. Dave Kutchma 50. Rich Ditko 51. Tim Evans 52. Dawn Lohr 53. Ralph Hamer 54. Kevin Dickert 55. Carol Troyan 56. Gene Smith 57. Bob Hollen 58. Phil Hautz 59. Glyn Edwards 60. Bernie Oravec 61. Rich Bender 62. Tom Koscienski 63. Doug Meagher 64. Mike Penrod 65. Rino Passaniti 66. Dave Gay 67. Bill Marks 68. Maureen Lydic 69. Dave Williams 70. Mike Klesch 15« The members of Orchestra: Diane Wright, Janice Fleming, Renee Albertson, Elaine Ferguson, Mary Ann Sullivan, Arlene Carolus, Marny Cvrkel, Dave Molchany, Gary Gates. The members of the Stagehand are; Front row: Doug Meagher, Mark Obarsky, Ed Skufca, John Fleming, Ann Klemens, Terri Rehn, Lee Ann Keiper, Bob Hollen. Back row: Rino Pas- saniti, Dave Gay, Glyn Edwards, Dave Williams, Mike Klesch, Arlene Carolus, Tim Evans, Dawn Lohr, Ralph Hamer, Paul Raco, Mark Decker. The Music and Drama Departments presented Jerome Kern and Oscar Hammerstein ll’s Show Boat for their annual musical this year. Show Boat was based on a novel of the same name by Edna Ferber. It was first performed at the Ziegfeld Theater in New York on December 27, 1927. The presentation drew large crowds all three nights, March 22 through 24. Lead roles were played by David Molchany, Marcia Sandak, Mark Sholtz, Patty Kartes, Bev Woznick, Gary Gates, Mindy Santa, Kelly Johnson, and George Carter. The music dir- ector was Carl Miller and the production dir- ector was Michael Andolina. Joellen Guidry served as student director and Robert Reiking was the stage manager. The technical director was Beth Howard and the technical advisor was Don Cunningham. Show Boat will be remembered as another in a fine line of musicals presented by students of Johnstown High School. Queenie (Kelly Johnson) gives Joe (George Carter) another scoldin’. 160 Above: Tim Evans and Diane Mum in practice their “Bally-hoo” dance. Above Left: Musical Director Carl Miller conducts the pit orchestra. Left: Production Dir- ector Mike Andolina gives instructions to the cast. Below: Choreographers Nan Edwards and Janice Yursky show they are pleased after the performance. Left: Brenda George applies her make-up. Below: Student Director Joellen Guidry obviously enjoys watch- ing a rehearsal. 161 Above: Capt. Andy (Mark Sholtz) presides over the wed- ding of Magnolia (Marcia Sandak) and Ravenal (Dave Molchany). Below: Ravenal proposes to Magnolia on the deck of the Cotton Blossom. Above Right: Julie (Bev Woznick) sings “Can’t Help Lovin’ Dat Man’’ as Magnolia looks on. Below Right: Robin George waves farewell as Magnolia and Ravenal head toward the church to be married. Above Left: Maxine Jones and Grace Moore, members of the black chorus, sing “Can’t Help Lovin’ Dat Man.’’ Above: Frank (Gary Gates) and Ellie (Mindy Santa) dance a cakewalk in the Trocadero night club. Below Left: Parthy (Patty Kartes) and Capt. Andy find out the shocking truth about Julie’s past. Below: Ravenal sings “You are Love.” 163 LEARNING TO SAVE LIVES... On May 10th the Emergency Medical Service sponsored C.P.R. day at J.H.S. C.P.R. stands for cardio-pulmonary resuscitation. Nick Trio, a certified C.P.R. instructor, supervised the lessons. Through this program, the Emergency Medical Service hopes to further educate students in the use of C.P.R. Above: Nick Trio instructs Marion Smith on how to revive a victim. Above Right: “I want to suck your blood!” Right: Laura Haney practices reviving her victim. 16« AND JOBS The Genera! Public Utilities Corporation (G.P.U.) held its annual stockholders meeting in Johnstown on May 9, 1979. Their meeting at the Cambria County War Memorial followed by just over a month America’s most serious power plant incident, which had occurred at Three Mile island Nuclear Power Plant near Harrisburg. Since G.P.U. was the primary owner of T.M.I., it was feared that large numbers of anti-nuclear demonstrators would flood Johnstown. However, the few anti-nuclear demonstrators that did show up were overshadowed by several dozen em- ployees of the energy community, more con- cerned with their jobs than the possible negative aspects of nuclear power generation. 165 CAFETERIA WORKERS Right: Teresa Arena waits to serve another hungry student. Above: Martha Rerko prepares a dish for the hectic lunch period. CUSTODIANS Above Right: Mary Muich stops working to pose for our photographer. Above: Ray Nosko and Ed Trexler are getting ready to shed some light on the subject. Right: Edward Siska takes time-out for lunch. 166 Above Left: Eric Dugan gives an expert demonstration in the art of electrical repair. Left: Larry Vantroba and Scott Sabo, two craftsmen hard at work. Below Left: Stacy Hall, a precision machinist on the job. Above: Marty Wright, Jim Wargo, and Wendell Simms prepare to tackle another welding job. Below: Dan Harasin and Joe Mar- gucci are two printing professionals who make the work look easy. 167 Miktrsh vrhm LANGUAGE BANQUET Above: Paul Raco and Nick Molchan portray typical Germans. Right: Cindy Orris doesn’t believe it either. Below Left: Chris Irvin, Joan Guidry, Requetta Audey, Sharyn Siehl, Kathy Fuge, Devie Hamer, and Tricia Vickers perform various musical arrangements. Below Right: Joan Guidry measures the air with her scarf. The Language Banquet, held biannually at the Johnstown High School cafeteria, was held on April 4 this year. Johnstown High’s foreign language classes acted out skits and played music. _J CLASS “CLOWNS MMWr Above: Get to the point, Mrs. Csehoski. Above Right: “I am one wild and crazy guy.” Below: “Like, hey man, peace.” The Spectator’s own Candid Camera found some of our most respected faculty members doing their usual routines in some unusual situations. After looking at these photos you begin to wonder about who is clowning around in class. Above: Members of the faculty attend a dinner to meet with the evaluating committee. Below Left: “It won't hurt a bit!” Below: “You’re taking a chance!” 171 LEADERS OF THE PAST... Above: Class officers of 1979, T.J. Delic - Treasurer, Janet Pope - Vice-President, Karen Horoho - Secretary, Tom Fleming - President. Below: Student Council officers of 1979, Nancy Virus - Treasurer. Nori Casci no - Secretary. Kathy Murray - Vice-President, Mike Coby - President. 172 ...AND OF THE FUTURE Above: Class officers of 1980: Mike Filia - Treasurer, Elaine Jackson - Secretary, Sandy Vitalie - Vice-President, Dennis McCullough - President. Below: Student Council officers of 1980: Ken Rozich - President. Cindy Orris - Treasurer, Lee Ann Keiper - Secretary, Churck Gutilla - Vice-President. 173 First Row: Mary Klemens (1) Darrell Ellsworth (2) Second Row: Beverly Woznick (7) Jane Klim (8) Kathleen Gelles (5) David Matolak (6) Third Row: David Bender (3) Gary Gates (4) Renee Weaver (9) Robert Karoly (10) Above: John Hess performs a rope trick with the aid of Janine Strick and Cary Todaro. Right: Robin George and Dave Molchany sing “You’re a Part of Me.” Below: Rosanna Rosanna Danna (Patty Kartes) talks to a some- what loose student (Michele Fecko) while visiting her Alma Mater. 178 Above: Jazz Rock members Gary Gates, Kelly Johnson, Janie Klim, and Bev Woznick sing “This Is Love.” Below: Father Guido Sarducci (Bryan LaBuda), Baba Wawa (Karen Shook), and Jane Curtain (Pam Steinbring) report the news during Weekend Update. SENIOR ASSEMBLY The Senior Assembly traditionally ends with the reading of the Class Will. Those who took part in the processional above are John Swick. Jan Auvdel. Todd Mangus, Jim Ross, John Cafeo, T.J. Delic, Brenda Robel, Kathy Murray, Chris Buchan, Nori Cascino, Val Mondi, Karen Horoho, Janet Pope, and Dan Horner. CMS NNIIL We. the Senior Class of Greater Johnstown Central Senior High School, being of reasonably sound mind, questionably sound memory, and undoubtedly sound body, do make, publish, and declare this, our Last Will and Testament. The JHS Chorus leaves the students of Johnstown High School Joellen Guidry’s book of 101 places to make-out in the high school This year’s football team wills next year’s team a win so they'll be sure to have one. and also 6 free lessons on how to use the dreaded ankle block . The Key Club wills next year's Club 10.000 pounds of delicious peanut butter fudge . . . This year's Pep Club wills next year's Pep Club some pep. if there’s any to be found . . Bus J-1 leaves Lisa Hajer a 10-foot comb to comb her hair every time the bus hits a pot hole . . Diane Wright challanges any junior to get lower than a 3 on a calculus test . Tom Fleming and John Cafeo bequeath the Riff-Raff Corner and all the traditions that go with it to John Hamaty and Company . . The Girls’ Track Team wills Mr. Streilein-a PI A A Track and Field rule book complete with instructions for or- ganizing track meets Karen H and Kathy G will next year's editors 204 pages of yearbook to proofread . . . Senior Student Council members leave next year’s Council as successful a year of dances as this past year The Senior Class wills next year’s class better luck in organizing a Senior Skip Day; maybe it won't take you three tries . . . Pam and the varsity Volleyball Team leave to K.O. a pair of scissors to cut her hair so she can see when the ball is coming . To the Nashville Outlaws. Kathleen Gelles wills all the unsaddled horses they may need . This year's Wrestling Team (may they rest in peace) wills to next year's Basketball Team their head gear to be worn in our hazardous gym Tom Fleming leaves a varsity Cheerleader to carry on the tradition set by Craig Bachik Mike C. and Karen H will a box of Pop Tarls to Eddie Dena to eat on the way home from track practice The class of 1979 wills next year's class the best possible year they can have along with a Chal- lenge to surpass our record of 223 absent Seniors on Senior Skip Day. President Tom Fleming is caught off-guard by pie-bear- ing pall bearers Mark Duray, Randy Russell, John Swick, and Jim Ross. 179 BACCALAUREATE Above: Rev. J. Howard Wright, from the Grove Ave. United Methodist Church, addresses the soon-to-be graduates, in- cluding his daughter, Diane Wright. Right: No one was ever so quiet and erect! 180 Chris Arcurio and Carole Lohr slowly lead the recession from the auditorium, on a day to be remem- bered. fc Janet Pope and T.J. Delic lead the solemn seniors into the auditorium for the Baccalaureate services. JUST THE WAY YOU ARE A Senior Dinner-Dance_was held (or the first time at the Ramada Inn of Somerset. 128 couples enjoyed dining and dancing to the music of Group IV in the romantic, surroundings of the TropicapTourtyard. Abave: Some couples' take break, jl Sealed are Mary Klemens, Joan Guidry, Ray Berkebile, Kim Legg, and John Madden. I eft: These couples didn't rqnd having 3 ew pfcture taken:f seated are Mike Coby, Karen Oleksak, Patty Chiodo, Bernie Rubritz, Carol Golias, Ted McGuirk, Debby Kycko, Nori Cascino, and Glenn Freeburg. Right Randy Russell and Claire Kohler spend a quiet moment together. sharing the night together This year’s post-prom was held at Seven Springs Resort. Activities for the night included swimming, game- room. bowling, and a disco dance. Above: Dancin’ the night away. Right: Look out water, here I come! Above Left: John Swick rescues a fair maiden in distress. Left: I think the roof’s leaking! Below Left: Patty Kartes and John Madden catch dance fever. Above: Joe Johncola does his impersonations of Minnesota Fats. Below: Next time we play for double or nothing. THE MAIN EVENT 186 On June 7, 1979, the 114th Commencement exercises of Greater Johnstown High School were held at the War Memorial Arena. As the band played Pomp and Circumstance, 313 graduating seniors filed into the arena to com- plete a major milestone in their lives. 187 188 YEAR IN REVIEW... ?T EJVIBE R Jimmy Carter, Menachen Begin, and Anwar Sadat meet at Camp David to move the Middle East toward peace .... After defeating Leon Spinks, Muhammed Ali became the first man to win the heavyweight championship title three times .... After only 33 days of being Pope, John Paul I died of a heart attack .... National Lampoon's Animal House set the stage for many a Toga Party and food fight .... 145 people died as a Pacific Southwest Airline's jet collided with a small plane on its approach to San Diego's Lindbergh Airport.... Americans have caught the Disco Fever. OC'TO'BEIl Cardinal Karol Wojtyla of Poland was elected Pope of the Roman Catholic Church .... Hockey has returned to Johnstown with the Wings .... The New York Yankees defeated the L.A. Dodgers by winning 4 straight games after losing the first two in the World Series .... The Senate voted 60 to 36 to extend the ERA'S ratification deadline .... After a 56-day strike, the New York Post hit the streets .... 11,800 participated in the N.Y.C. Marathon. Bill Rogers won for the third straight year. Grete Waitz, from Oslo, was the first female to finish .... May- belle Carter, matriarch of country music, died at the age of 69. jfov EM BER Richard Thornburgh won over Pete Flaherty in Pennsylvania for governor .... Sadat and Begin share the Noble Prize for their peacemaking in the Middle East .... Mass-murderer Charles Manson went up for parole but was denied .... Margaret Mead, one of the world's foremost anthropologists, died of cancer at the age of 76 ... . Undefeated Penn State beat Pitt, 17-10, to become the Number 1 ranked collegiate team .... 912 people died in the mass sui- cide-murder in Jonestown, Guyana. The dead were members of the Peoples Temple Sect and were called to their deaths by Cult leader Rev. Jim Jones . . . . Abex Corp. announed plans for a $57 million wheel plant south of Johnstown .... San Francisco Mayor, George Moscone, and City Supervisor, Harvey Milk, were shot to death in City Hall by former fireman and policeman Dan White. DECE MB ER Pres. Carter announced recognition of mainland China and the end of diplomatic relations with Tai- wan .... Billy Joel was the hottest rock star around .... Golda Meir died from jaundice caused by cancer of the lymph glands at age 80 ... . Pete Rose signed with the Phils for $3.5 million .... In Boston, whole streets vanished beneath the angry Blizzard of '78 .... Thousands of boatpeople fled from Com- munist China .... Calvin Klein brought a soft 'n' sexy look to fashion .... Master thieves made off with a record $5 million in cash at the Lufthansa Airline's cargo facility in N.Y.'s Kennedy Inter- national Airport .... Cleveland defaults on $15.5 million. JJINUAIJY Vice Premier Teng Hsiao-ping of China visited the U.S. . . . Shah Muhammed Reza Puhlavi fled Iran due to uprisings led by Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini .... 22 people were killed in Iran rioting . . . . Minor earthquake shook parts of New York and New Jersey .... 16-year old Brenda Spencer want- ed to liven up a dull Monday so she opened fire on an elementary school from the window of her San Diego home, killing two and injuring ten .... The Super Steelers proved too much for the Dallas Cow- boys in winning their third Super Bowl Champion- ship, 35-31. Terry Bradshaw was MVP .... Nelson Aldrich Rockefeller died of a heart attack at the age of 70 ... . Willie Mays was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame .... Crown American Corporation ac- cepted the proposed Sheraton-Lee expansion project . . . . John Wayne underwent a 9Vi-hour cancer operation for the removal of his stomach. 190 FEBtyljilW APIJIL President Carter granted executive clemency to Patricia Hearst and commuted her 7-year sentence for bank robbery .... Malcolm Muir, head of News- week magazine, died at age 93 ... . Carter flew to Mexico to mend strained relations over oil and gas . . . . U.S. spacecraft Voyager sent back photographs of Jupiter to earth .... Saturday Night Live's Not Ready for Prime Time Players are being seen and heard everywhere .... Police strike hit Mardi Gras . . . . Cross Country Skiing takes off as millions dis- cover the winter counterpart to jogging .... China invaded northern Vietnam in what was the war's first major battle. jwarcjT Pres. Carter's brother Billy underwent treatment for alcoholism .... Robin Williams became over- night success in his premier of Mork and Mindy .... Carter flew to Egypt and Israel to aid in peace talks .... Detroit presses a multi-billion dollar drive to shrink cars and engines to save gas and satisfy Government demands .... Kurt Thomas, U.S. best gymnast, has established himself as potential 1980 Olympic champion .... Flooding in Missi- ssippi caused the Pearl River to crest at 43.2 feet. 8,000 homes in Jackson were washed out. The worst commercial nuclear accident in U.S. history, a leak of radioactive steam, occurred at the Three Mile Island power station near Harrisburg, Pa. . . . Carter, Sadat, and Begin signed a treaty end- ing 30 years of war between Egypt and Israel . . . . The Deer Hunter received the Oscar for the best picture .... Larry Flint, Hustler publisher, was found guilty of distributing obscene material in Georgia .... Patty Hearst married Bernard Shaw .... A series of tornadoes touched down in Texas and Oklahoma, leaving 59 dead and 800 injured . . . . Bill Rodgers won the Boston Marathon in 2:09:27, breaking his own record by 28 seconds .... Tennis queen Chris Evert wed English pro John Lloyd . . . . Johnny Carson announced he may quit the Tonight Show after 17 years as host. juaiT U.S. swapped two Soviet spies for five Soviet dissidents .... Conservative leader Margaret Thatcher became Britain's first woman Prime Minister . . . . The Montreal Canadians won the Stanley Cup play- offs winning four games in a row after losing the first .... Rollerskating makes a comeback . . . . John Spenkelink, convicted murderer, was executed in the electric chair .... 275 people died in an Ameri- can Airline's DC-10 plane crash in Chicago. The worst air disaster in U.S. history was caused by a defective bolt .... Bert Lance was indicted for questionable bank dealings .... Gas lines formed all over the U.S. while the price of gasoline reached rec- ord heights. ...AND NOW IT ENDS 191 PATRONS $100.00 Interstate Insurance Mgt. $50.00 George D. Zamias Real Estate Co. $40.00 Erickson Engineering Inc. $35.00 Harmonie Singing Society Founded 1865 Hi-Way Hardware Lincoln Supply Company $32.00 Union Social Club $30.00 Pyramids Lounge $25.00 m- James Audey. Psychologist Best Stprm Door Breco Mechanical Contractors. Inc. Brockway Sales Service. Inc. Cambria Savings Loan Association Dale National Bank Holiday Travel Agency JATS Transmission |nc. Johnstown Bank and Trust Coi Jonel Construction Company Frank H. Kush. M.D. 64 Andrew Mele Dr. Mrs. Robert Mrkich Francis G. Ozog Funeral Home PetrusicrReligious Gifts Remmeo Contfactors Inc. Mr. Mrs. John Swick Sr. Wyant Estates Apartment Rentals Donato B. 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Stephens I CpI. 8a Mrs. Albert StephensorrfU.S.M.C Michelle Stevens ‘81 Mr. Mrs. Ron Stevens Mr Mrs. Edward Stetz Jr. Mr. 8a Mrs. Steve Stralko Kim Stublarec Mr. Mrs. William Stufft Margaret A. Stull Sue Sue and Wade '79 Susan Sunday Mrs. Bernard Sutt Mr. Mrs. Geo H. Si Shawn Suttmil Mr Mrs. William J, L Susette wanger Mr A Mrs. Carl Swope, Carl rs. Andrew W. Tilly Beverly Tinkle n Tittle . Alverda Tftomas and Gertie lachelle Thomas Mr. Mrs. Roy P. ThT Mr. Mrs. Carl J. Tokar; Tom and Chris “79” Tom-Cat Screenprinting Eric Tomasi Mrs. Henry Tomkowski Mayor Charles R. Tomljanovic Mr. Mrs. Louis Toth Bobby Tours Mrs. Anna Trakas Eugene and Carol Trio Frank B. Trio James Trio Mr. Mrs. A.J. Truilizio Mr. Mrs. Edward J. Trzeciak Karen Turgeon Robert Turgeon Mrs. Janet Turjan Mr. Mrs. William Turner Sr. Mr. Mrs. William Turner Jr. Teresa Ukmar Gerald B. Updegraff Mr. Mrs. Edward Urban Sr. Frank J. Urban Pam and Paula Vargo Patti Vargo Mr. Mrs. Raymond Vargo John Varner Helen Venglarchik Tina M. Vickery Bryan Scott Joseph Vickroy III Mr. Mrs. Patrick Vigna The Villa Pizza Shop Mr. Mr Nick Visovsky Eli J. VucKovich Jr. and Jodie Molnarj Mary Vuletic ■ Mae Walker and son Robert Walker’s Nursery Veronica Washington Margaret Waterman Mr. Mrs. Betty Weav Dot Weave Korbi L. v Renee Wt Mr. Mrs. Robin M. The Week Mr. Mrs. Helen Wen Brenda J. Mr. Mrs. Dale R. Wes Idene J. W' Mrs. Gordan Wick Gordon Lisa 1 Bever h Donald M. Williams Ella Williams O.R.S. Jim Willi Kimberly J Williams I Pam Williams Mr. Mr. Benny T Nancy L. Wingard Mr. Mrs. John Wmogrod k Mr. Mrs. Albert W. Wise,! ■ Wisor Jimmy Wisor Mr. 8 Mrs. George Wit' Donald R. Wolf ■ Woobie Mr. Mrs. Thomas 6. Worthington Family Woznak Terry 8 Bonnie Varnell Jeff Yates B Richard C. Yeager Roy Yeager Sara D. Yeckley Mrs. Mary Yenyo Mr. 8a Mrs. Charles Yin J Mr Mrs. Edward W Yost Diane Zabala Loretta Zabala Phil Zabala Mr. 8 Mrs. Daniel Becky “Zap” Mr 8a Mrs. Gary ZanottO (Kush) ‘70 Mr Mrs. Edwin R. Zemet Helen and iggy olnosky Mr 8 Mrs. Z D Zjolnosky Lynne Zvoruk he wind of our minds are like the yearbooks of our youth, oth contain the dreamt we lost, but both contain much truth. r yearbooks are filled with memories, pictures and pressed flowers? e turn back the pages of our lives, and watch the years go by in hours. GUESTS VALLEY ARDS TO
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