Greater Johnstown Vocational Technical School - Spartan Image Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1975 volume:

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A 'f,i1,:g.,s-,,L K E 5 I an ,Z Q i i Fr DEDICA TION With great pride and respect, we dedicate this 1975 edition of THE SPARTAN IMAGE to JARI Uohnstown Area Regional Industriesj, an organization based upon a simple unit ofprogress-teamwork. We believe that JA RI reflects that which made Vo-Tech a reality today and that which will make Vo-Tech a success for tomorrow. It is our sincere hope and goal that both .IA RI and Vo-Tech will, along with many people and organizations, make Johnstown and the surrounding areas grow and progress, demonstrating our great A merican ideals. 4 GREATER JOHNSTGWN vo-TECH IS wr z41F9'4N L x, E-K-Hp' K MEETING THE CHALLENGE On ,hepages ofthis Book WeHope to Porzrayq so by sWord and Picture The Essenee ofthe Days of Our YO14Ih. L, s Qui SCh0olzDo!ys g - x CONTENTS C labs and A etivities ...... ...... S tajfana' Faeally ....... .. ..page17 ......page48 Seniors ....... ........ p age 67 Shops ana' Labs ....... ...... 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WCHZC Sitting tLtfft to Rightl: J. Fi uboleski, D. Burkett, D. Miller. J. Sojuk, M. Lopez, J. Moebus. P. Partsch. OIwOw Iiiiallllll Sitting tLeft to Riglttt: R. Orestovich. L. Lawson, D. Gounaris. R. Graitis. P. Ifabina. R. Davies M. Vranich, M. Boes, C. Terek Standing tLeflt to Rightl: T. Ruger, D. Devine. J. Slivosky, K Pavlich. J. Spencer. B. Kozar, C. Hollcrn. C. Rychter. L. Rusin. C. Heider, M. Weyant, B. Murry. C Fetch ko. L. Diamond, J. Lehman. T. Bentz. WOHZmm K. Cartwright, M. Lat n, K. Kirkwood, C. Walkowski, K. Jeffreys. Standing tLtfft to Rightt: E. Biel, N. Dibias. J. Cowan, N. Wicknick,P. Flemming, P. Schultz, D. Drufak. K. Frombaugh. T. Vitko. 5 We ' ' 5 iir xi. I-ml m flffr tu Rikghrl K. Parrish, M. Lieb, J. Wos, J. Smith, S. Diehl, A. Givens, B. Peterson. Sevmul Row Lejl m Right! J Kmeeak, S. Sanders, D. Butts, V. Wingard, D. Browning, P. Swanson, M. Black. Third Row ILz r ro Right! J Slivosky. L. Shostek, S. Raymond, C. Cook, G. VonLuncn, D. Brown, C. Ellenbcrger. Fourlh Row Haj! to Riehll K Pavlich, M. Vranich, D. Sivemac, L. Kaufman. P. McDonald. D. Boring, T. Jurabak. Fifth Row fLFfI to Rzzhllx B. Yelovich, D. Devine, M. Schellhammcr, P. Zimmerman. P. Way, M. Cerula, R. Chnstensen .Sixlh Ran !Leji Io Righlji M. Kovalchik, K. Saloko, K. Nikonow, N. Kyler, D. Safko, B. Myers, J Myehajlonka Seienrh Row fLef1 lo Righti' K. Reindfleisch, P. Scheier, J. Staliper, C. Houghton, C. Sarlouis, J Horvath .Standing Mr boenner, advisor. Absent when picture was taken: P. Rhodes, N. Carolus. S. Long. V. Skrubut. C Petron. S Qmolko V 0rencll,J. Musilek. Firs! Row fLeji to Righll: D. Vamer, D. Pavlosky, K. Bubans, M. Ukmar, P. Barzensky. Second Row fLeji to Righrl: T. Fox, C. Miller, N. Pasquerilla, T. Sheffler, T. Kirby, Mr. McLaughlin. Third Row fLeji to Rightj: J. Smith, M. Yelovich, J. Durica. Absent when picture was taken: M. Glatz, D. Anderson, D. Schrum, B. Moul Activities I X If ..l- gif-S-W SlllIl!HIl.i,fl.t,fI1l1 Righlf: J. Smith V. Mock M, Ccmctich, T. Psurchic, D. Suwerhrower, D. Tuskcr. EE A We n Air ff 7 'F f E ' , Q Ar a H 1 Smmlinv ll vt: m Rivhzl: Mr. Bowser. B. Plummer. T. Kellv. T. Devine. B. Armlevurd. B. Hansen. Absent when nictures were taken- I Kmnch I 7immf-r . 'X . -' my 3 . X! 1 'D' K-lff A el L' - , A A 5 gf lfgge. A fir? cs? J , A-A-A 4' slgf-swf. ' fixw V ,rf AL ,yirsfgg ' 'X ' - K' 'aff ,nz 1 A KW- . ,nn , . r.,:,,5 , rwfw . ti 4 A.. LIN? ' I' f.vg3353' iff? f fl nr ... .r F.: 4 -By ' A L 1 , Q . piffdiffm J J NY wrff-wl, W.. S' H,f.+.,.-f .f. ' 9 bm- ' cf , L Q ,-pew .bw K J .' fr? .'g'fJr6J 4i'9x'f Xiiguwr' 45 ' ' , Q - ,b J ij ,L .X Q. , LPN! Lg5+ Q fl. ,yr ,- fbi:-5'r'y:Xl . , ,, . . . ,V , , K V565 P s 'V .' r wwf: -fwfr - ' ' , ei' 2'e-Fw' fn' 561 'J 1 I ' Q,-ka 7'2 4'1f4w5 'mg' ,, f yr, Q -f, ,A ,I ,, - 5 r Wigs, 21. , ff r , 3' ,. 'f71Kk'A' .kvfx-SSYV' 'fi ts gl-J..' 5?KQ f A'rf59-'L ill 'fM-f'T'- A ' '-1-1'-2 '- . wr z. ft' -f wN w wfkg . 4 -A 'nfl 54 :fig-V4 'W f T? 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'. an r l V l V I ' . Q V fLeji zo Righll: W. Christ, K. Altemus, D. Fecko, D. Baker, W. Czymik, D. Struniak, C. Barto, N. Gerula. Absent when picture was taken: B. Baker, K. Altemus, D. Barkhymer, M. Chalen, D. Detwiler, C. Ellenberger, P. Mikolic, L. Myers, J. Sojak, G. Tutokey. ' N x 7 w . . ' 55. A t. sw... X 3 X K 5 'T st 5 D. fi . -. . ,xv i X xt vin p ,sw .Ht-sf Q' f F , xsfi gl 'ff 'N , I x L .Wt ig, k, i 0 5 wif Y-ff 5 FG ' 1 3 e 'gf ,7 tiff 1 U3 L -C 'l' Q r Sri! NH M 77 A.-vivinipu O......4.... .........l.:..-l......l ,.l..g,- I-L,-L-.-.- 11-11- . --. .., .,.1, Kneeling lLeji to Righljf Elaine Black, Vicki Smith, Patty Levchik, Sue Bracken. Sitting fl.cli to Rightl: Debbie Kralik, Mary Kay Sobecky, Barb Toth, Tina Vettori. Cl1t'I'1 '-l '-ll'1'1?UOe-- A quick change of costume, and the majorettcs oi' Tech become part of a harem in the days ol'Arabian Nights. -Lf XL f. f , 'af' -5 4'VF- ,Fw In 1 Mary Kay Sobecky fCaptainJ Barb Toth QCO-Captainj 'htjs C. Mihalko, J. 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EXSIX X3 Q WYX X X XX XX X Six 5 XX Activities 25 Jessica Ha rdison I Pe -La. 0 'jltgz I I N, ,. . GI ,, , , 4 ' A' A, A Q' ' QR. v ' , - W '- ' 48 w , 1 i .1 32, 2- 3 Y 4 , 1,1 .r ,2 r 1 , V 4 ' 1 bl , ,At I I H , . 1 , . Q 0, A Q' J.. X V- - ,, 4 N 4 G ' E 5 i V. -, 5 I 4 . Q V.-Q ChccrIc.1dcrxlua1dpcpusscmhlynmilgnilc school Splfll I0 l'Il RISI Nl R, dmccrlcgldllly :advisor i KA- --Y - - 'i-I Y -.. -. xl- ii 1 4' A A My .JK 1 . . v' 'I 6 N . -st' ' 'Jig School spxril runs high as thc Spartans yell BA I' Tl l' CRY. y ,-.Sw Q an X11 r' u' wi df. n en TL ws 1974 'xllllllill cllccrlcudlng ronlcsl, with Clockwurd l'omhinz1llon 4. iv 175 'Q XY J... 'X Mm an .,, X? ...tg k I I A - - Sl'flI'I1g Lal? to Right!! P. Layton. T. Pisachic. D. Matcy. D. Clossin, L. Kawchak. fSi!Iing Leif? to Rightl: B. Fetterman. J. Rock. P. Salisbury. R. Thompson. Standing tl: Miss Pagano, L. Rehn, T. Rager, C. Barto, S. Lehman. S. Kingure, C. Sarlouis, B. iollem, S. Zinner, D. Devine. K S is S31 .qfi m Rl'xQhIl.' S. Mindala, K. Kirkwood. J. Larkin. D. Worthington. Second Row II: M. Kavalchik, M. Latch, B. Burkhardt. D. Baker, C. O'Barsky. Third Row lLeffi to chellhammer, P. Salisbury, S. Lehman. N. Petrusic. L. Rusin, R. Thompson. Back v Righflf M. Audev. D. Druzak. W. Snavclv. N. Kvler. S. Gotwald. Absent when H Zmw m Zmwm I WCP' 13 gf! ,........u-mourn 640 1 ,Y ANT Dx ..ff' QI!-'P Nw? Q7 YL? xv ig iff 3 lUlHll!!1lllll Q23 1 QQX m,,Ql ' -.DH dir ll' .43 11llll' xl PAGE EDITORS: IL1-I1 lu Riluhnx C. Zito ffculurc cditorj. T. Huymaker ihcad lypisty. C. Bungo lassistunl cdilorj, L. Kaufman Qpage edilory. S. Smolko Qcditor-in-chicD. S. Marlin iphologmphcrj, P. Buy umh Lpugc cdilorb. J. Gosncll fsporls cditory, Absent when picture was tukcn: H. Pctrilla Qpage edilorb , r MA 4 3. . 1- . ' 9:1419 ! qg , f w 4 . Q n M . S . WD N X .ax W X fyiik 1-X f ,n :gf NEWSPAPl:R RLPORTERS: Fm: Rfm 11.411 In Riglm: D. Suucrbrowcr. C. Zito. J. Uosnell. P. Buyush. M. Ycllovich. N. Livengood. R. Strauss. J. Pavich. Sammi Row H1111 lo Righlf, B. Peterson, M. l.icb, J. Hulsopplc. M. All. D. Druzuk, P. Partsch. D. Cassidy. li. Bicl. Third RmvfI.vfr1u Rltghll M Fcnlula. S Sanders. J Kmcunk. D Yuck I Hnrdiwn. D Dzuium I livmvxlnn I-'nurlh Rmmlrll in Riuhn D Knrmnnik IJ Hiuhlnmk D Rmmh LJBU1V1l'U'l bli LJLUI5 H xg! ei 1 fa' s 229 72 1 fi 1 .3 3 xc- . fi y'r' . ., ,MQ if Fin: Raw lLejr to Righli: M. Baserman. D. Bemat, K. Houghton, D. Baker. K. Kirkwood. C. Bischoff, R. Kinsey. P. Howrylak. D. Cassidy. Second Row ILeji Io Rightl: B. Wess, P. Grenell. B. Putt, B. Fisher. P. Newcomer, P. Davis, J. Chanda. B. Cramer. N. Debias. Third Row!Lefl1 I0 Righll: J. LaBuda, R. Wissinger, J. Dona, M. Rose, L. Dunmyer, J. Black, R. Myers, D. Coyle. M. Slcinbring. Fourth RowfLefl1 I0 Righll: K. Lucas. B. Shomo, P. Fleming, L. Ocha, D. Burkett. B. Lohr. N. Wicknick, D. Zack, J. Cowan. METOLOGY CLUB ANN i is is A a 1xVxv 'Q XT . 1 Fins: Rim flqll In Rlghlf P luylon. K Rick K Grimm. M. Becker. l Ruyha. B Pluikncr. I VNcnl1.S WCDII. Mrs Mui uch .Smiirnl Rim vl.e'fl10 Righn L. Myers. B MeCleesler. N Zierer, C Wess. V. Pusliner. M. Angelovich. S O'Brien. T. Nagy. S Himes Third Rum fliffl m Righli B McDermott. N Urban. V Smith, D Gounans. l Blasko. M Fabina. if Blough. M Iupan. N Malula fuurrh Rn-1 flrlr In Riqhll W Wess. C' Shank. DECA Hm Raw fl.tjlt to Righlix S. Haneoek, D. Lehman, P. Daley, R. Grillman. T. Myers, K. Schiflhauer, P. Bearer. E. Dillon. Second Row 11.1111 to Rightl: T. Mowry. D. Dull, D. Hrivnak, A. Sutt, K. Melendez, L. Homer, M. Matula. G. Churchey. Third Row fLq1t to Righti: J. Angello, D, Fenimore, K. Suljak, A. Fenimore, T, Dragovieh, P. Unger, K. Mesnak, C. Frank. Fourth Row fLejt to Rightl: J. Bowen, C. Blanda, D. Conrad. J. Kovach, B. Mangus, D. Matey, S. Zinner, B. Dibble. Ftjth Row fLejt to Rightt: l. Kaltenbaugh, N. Sekerak, J. Lesteg. D. Himes. S. Geiser, J. Graflius, L. Harrison, L. Diamond. Sixth Row fLejt ta Rightlx K, Klochak, T. Miller, M, Wemer, T. Haynal. M. Hess, L, Penrod, D. Nicodemus, J. Livington. Seventh Row lLeflt to Rightls L. Eamest, B. Fetterman, B. Hochsehilds. T. Pesarchic, M. Melloy, K. Czapp, D, Snyder, B. McVicker. Eight Row ll.elt to Rightl: P. Swinger, l. Barbalish, S. Hoke, Y. Barbalish, E. Brewer, W. Cobaugh, P. Hoffman, A. Carrara. Ninth Row fLelt to RightJ:K. Reap. P. Mikolic, K. Honchar, D. Meekins, L. Gibson, G. Lugar, D. Brant. Mrs. Thompson. Advisor Absent when picture was taken: K. Bopp, D. Denne, D. Hicks, E. Shaffer, R. Tighe, S. Summits, G. Churchey. F, Walker. FAX 'Ns FFA Fins! Row fl.t'ft to Rightt: L. Hess, S. McLain, K, Hutzell, N. Dayton, M. Cintula. D. Blough, J. Moebus, M. Alt, L. Brown, S. Hagins. Second Row 1l.tjt to Rightt: H, Miller, T. Green, B. Mirahile, L. Knapp, M. Emmel, T. Murphy, J. Micklos, C. Kelly, D. Sunseri, R. Bohak, P. Bayush, S, Snavely. Third Row fl.elt to Righll: D. Lieastro, S. Constable, F. Haberkom, B. Snoby, J. Dishong, D. Myers, J. Holsopple, A. Weaver, J. Miller. D. Alwine, T. Sheffler. I-burth Row fl.4flt to Righll: S. Solarzyck, D. Smithley, K. Stahr. if Ream, J. Sobecky, T. Ober, L. Oqnibeve, T. Wolthope, R. Shawley, G. Lewis, Mr, D, V. Delfert. Filth Row fLqlt to Rightl: Mr. Martin Brasted, J. Chandler, E. Repak, R. Walyko, L. Roberts, I.. Myers. Sixth Rowrl.efl1o RJXQIIIJI D. Stewart, T. Roberts, R. Meyers, K. Way. R, Weaver, L. Kabo, K. Holsopple. CHOIR I I-'im Row 41.01 Io Righrl. D. Groves. lf Rice. J. Wos. J. Suholeski. R. Strachan. K. Teplica. R. Myers. J. Lehman, C. Petrore, K. Barefoot, l.. Beck, C. Barto. J. Frankhauser. P. Newcomer. K. Hennessey, C. Eash, D. Blough. Samnd Row fl.tff1 lo Righrlx K. Pavlieh. D. Liehvar. D. Wilson. S. Hostetler, B. Brkovich, .l. Black, A. Givens. J. Sullivan, J. Hardison. S. Diehl, C. Ghantous, D. Goumaris, M. Black. C. Elias, P. O'Leary, R. Thompson, Mr. Napolitan. Third Row fLejl 10 Righll: V. Williams. D. Butts. V. Wingard, N. Urban J. Angelo, l.. Kaufman. J. Slivosky, L. Rusin, C. Obarsky, M. Nelson. N. Petrusic. J. Suboleski, J. Sojak, R. Gilbert, L.. Rehn, C. Blough. P. Sutor. Fourlh RowlLejr to Rfghrl: B. Tipton. G. Alwine. B. Heider, K. Berkibile. D. Lehman, T. Kirby, J. Varchol. T. Marquiccio, M. Steinbring. J. Johnson, B. Moul, V. Urban, B. Wess, D. Stallard, B. Nemeth. D. Piskurie, R. Smith, J. McClafferty, J. Weinzierl. J. Tollis, B. Stefanik, L. Horrell, K. Bubans, T. Jones, R. Oreskovich. I-'Ulh Row ll.qf1 ro Righrlr J. Regan, B. Cameron. J. Yellenic, J. Buchko. K. Main, T. Brown, D. Fecko, W. Czymik, E. Allison, B. Miller, M. Kendera, J. Skalek. R. Halach, D. Thomas. S. Miller. D. Barkhymer, M. Zindarsic, G. Cable, J. Mulvehill, B. Cashaw. J. Tallyen. R. Zierer. L. Brandle. J. Pastovich, K. Houghton. D. Bemat. Absent when pictures were taken: T. Krivaeh, R. Schrier, K. Herr. E. Durant. K. Hammond, M. Morris. D. Piazza. D. Ryba, M. Saly. M. Allshouse, D. Trohanowslty. R. Bums. T. Gay, T. Krivach. R. Shreyer, J. Timko, E. Mayes, T. Morder. B. Newkirk. B. Palmore. E i Fim Row rlmfr m Righlf: C. Thompson. P. Way. C. Fleck. A. Miller, K. Hutzell. S. Myers, S. Lehman, R. Albertson. B. Arellano. S. Bracken. L. Hettle. K. Nasko. P. Holliday, Mr. Napolitan. Second Row rLefl lo Righrk K. Sakmar, P. Savlsbuy, N. Matula. S. O'Brien, J. Hardison. M. McClalTerty, T. Devine, M. Petrilla, A. Hovanee, B. Snoby, J. Marlowe, J. Dudash. B. Shawley. Third Row llajfl ro Riglzltx D. Haymaker, L. Teplica. l.. Corle. S. Kinaure. L. Brown. C. Miller. V. Mock. D. Alwine. B. Miller. J. Beas. B. McGowan. J. Bender. P. Devoriek. P. Hollowav. B. Vindish. - Sl'Nl0R CLASS OFFICERS. ILUII In Righrf. K. Tcplica. M. Audey. S. Diehl AhScnt1B.Wiriclx JUNIOR CLASS OH'lL'liRS: fly!! In Rughlf P. Znmmcrmun. T. Murder C Fccku -Xhwcnt' I TIFIIIKU SOPHOMORI: CLASS Ol-HCUQS: 11.1111 rn Rfylzll: S. Znidursic, L. Kawchak. S. Kingurc. Absent: P. Pavlick gg .sr?S?' Fi ! um, CLASS ADVISO RS: fLvfl lu Righ1f.'Mr.Gocnncr, Mr. Slufft . OFFICERS fl! S S :Q if X - S S 35' CARhl1R RLSOURCE- Cl-NH R flmfl In Rluhly fi iicllcx. Mr Johnson. C. Wilson, C.R.C. I-'im Raw fI.tjl1 In Righllx P. Saulsbury, B. Kozar, B. Mangus, Mr. Houck, K. Barefoot. S. Thompson. D. Stewart. Smurf! Row: 11.4111 lu Righllx Mrs, Popp, P. Pavlich. D. Anderson. D. Matey, T. Krens, D. Kowan. J. Subolcski. Third Row fI.ql1 m Righus B. Redinger, L. Lawson, L. Rusin, D. Boring, S. Gilbert, S. Kingure, K. Parish. M. Nelson. B. Nemeth, P. Gibson. I-burth Row H4111 to Righzis F. Partsch. J. Zimmerman, J. Millcr, C. Hollcm. J. Dabbs, T, Crum, O Oreskovich, T. Stem, J. Grafiis, D. Repak, M. Bishop, S. Steele, D. Dorchak, K. Wess. Sfllflljl I-invl Row fl.qll m Righllf S. Billcldeaux, T. Pesurchic, D. Smith. Srmnal Row fLzfft In Righllf Mr. lcui, D. Ruger, K. Phcnice. B. Rayh3, P. Rokosz, S. Jack. Third Ruw1Lafll lo Righlli Mr. Harries. M. Corbaci, M. Johnson, T. Leech, J. Lawhead, C. Hollem. K. Lacastro. M. Stephey. Hfurlh Row fl.vji In Righlt' A. Nagey, R. Sukcnik, R. Fox, R. Livingston, S. Livingston, L. Zappemick. Activities 37 Q- 9 Q Q96 453 Q e cpe 1 Fi' if ., K. , We .,........,.Q ,A . 5 . 1123, A 7. 1 -Q Nil D f,',::s5L ' Y . ff' ,au-X x Refi 'P -in W., I-'im Raw fLejz ro Righll: L. Keelan, B. Helder, M. Audey, C. Mihalko, M. Alt, B. Burkhardl. K. Albaugh, M. Symon. Svmnd Row flmll m Righn K. Sukenik, B. Rayha, S. Gula, D. Shepherd, T. Wolfhopc, T. Devine, D. Baker, B. Palamore. Third Row !Lfff1 10 Rf,2hlf.' B. Moul, P. Hallowuy, M Sdiellhammer, S. Slavick. R. Smith, J. Cowan, S. Salvadore, D. Miller. Fourth Row fLi1l ro Righlix Mr. Gallo, Miss Pagano, I.. Kaufman, D. Stewart C, Fennimore. C. Fetsko. D. Cemanski, D. Pavlosky. A. Penna. 'eraser ' limi 1 i-iv ,f 4 Sflll'I1gfLtffI lu Righlf: T. O'Donoghue, A. Barto, M. Matula, P. Grenell. Slanding H4111 10 R1gl11J.'C. Rcighurd, S. Raymond, B. Arnold, I.. Rchn. J. Stiffler, S. Golojch, K. Jeffereys. Absent when pictures were taken: F. Haberkom. OFTALES Fmnl Row fLejI 10 Righrl: A. Suu, P. Dadey, T. Dragovich, W. Johnson, M. Nelson, S. Diehl. J. Suboleski, K. Jeffreys. Second Row H4111 m Righllx P. Fabina, B. Peterson, J. Stanley. Back RowfLc1li1o Righllf A. Leach, T. Kirby. P. Layton. YTSC lLeft to Rightl: B. Plummer, K. Single, Mr. Plummer, D. Repak, K. Hammond. cncnr'r1Z UPF! l 'O . J... f . 1 or ' , ' F rrn. J ' CJLJ f . .ffl , . L..Ll. L V llr. L7 CJJL F JLC. J CC.. T .L J L.lr F C. Z I 5 . . N .tg 5 J 'J '6 nm -'Wax AQ' Q WH if 5 fs ' ' on I vi' 4 67 Kneeling fLej1 Io Righllx L. Hudak, J. Cowan, l. Pagliaro, M. Stolko. J. Bandjez, D. Hoschild, D. Miller. Starra'1'r1g fLq!1 ro Righrlx V. Williams, Mrs. Minahan, M. Lucia, B. Amold, D. Zack. C. Croyle. N. Wicknick, D. Burkett. A. Vogel. K. Fleming, D. Shaffer, L. Appleyard, D. Grohal. W. Hoffman. S. Fritz. C. Desort. L. Beck. B. Kuhn, G. Senuta. First Row fLeji lu Righll: R. Strohan. D. Wilson. D. Kralik. J. Sherman. C. Mihalllo. A. Leach. Svwnd Row fly!! lo Rrghllx J. Sullivan. C. Flynn, J. Suboleski. M. Lopez. C. Barlo, V. Coyle. Third Row fly!! m Righllx D. Sowcrbrowcr. 40 Aulivities P Snhnleeki D Wilson .I Pastmfich. R Bodenchntz. M. Weismillcr. J. Shirev. S. Dobbs. Mr. Ciclllnus. ' H 'lf' ' 'N 1 f Q Owcx f 0 0 -. vw. .nw Q 0 .. . if . 5351- . - X3t:15Q .. .,.b ,Q .,.... 'So . 3 0 x of-1 ...X . ki 7 1 ' J n 9, .IROTC GROUP STAFF: Firsr Row fLej1 lo Righlfx C. Wilson, D. Butts. Second Row fLeji I0 Righll: B. Wess, J. Dona, T. Sheffler. Third Row g 5 S Q Q fLej? to RfghIf.' J. Stanley. J. Smith. 'k a, L 4 iw I b .4 - . 9 N A ' f i g uv QQ 5-In -IW 'F' , X 1.'ma : I -N . ' pp ' ' ,-9:-4,1 'mid J . I w ' A , Q R Q I 0 Q Q a 3 S bu gi? mi ' f. . 3 ' .ff , 2 fLeft to Rightlx Sgt. Brunskole, Maj. Collins, Sgt. Griffiths. ,,,..., gksw X wx. NX 'XYX X X X K M X-N xgxwx 3 w ms QS. Nsxfggivg. 'N W x W X . QQ X-XYSQQRFW 'fs-Q NN-.,w 4. 'xx WR w Q Qi MRS Xi-.XXX wg isw-X L ? X QNX X as wx S 31. 1x K X WS 21? V E35 ei-Qs X-b A -rigxf ??iifsx R. 91? K N x X Xxx .5 N W XM X Qs We Q' X43 4s.gEf+f?w S W wx ki Q3 m sq Q. , x KW Q sl. ggi . , A ff ? s. Qi X q.,. N . 'Y K. Q Qez sgg ' . .,, .1 ,, fm A , 2.1. Fila , c Pwxv :-V-X' My -1 5 f,gf, Q Am Wgg.?i.,S1iX.gr-- i if fi fx , HF . I V F pq. S i-'X5l:iL.vf W' .f f.-1' ,f 1 S wk. .N 3 ,x....y31x,M X..- Ns- -V. QSM, N. 5M'3Q.'.:.f X Q33 nf 13.1. ,... f -4-ff 'r u ,:' -z.'.':v..5.f1,vdfkxE 'A,' 'X ' n IW - ' A ix, . A, M .i.A,,.. ., -.XQSSXX , , S . y .. ..-:X i-L. ,fzsfwrffx N535 rpg it ff 1? A3 33 kv 2: ww .., ' .A 5 ' vig - :Ny-',,.1: . gg F, .1-iL.,ss . . 6 .15. ia -Q. . W ,..v.,w:, wi gf 9 , . QS 'QQ 4 'f xxx' 5 if wh :M R Q Q , w ef' X ' 'xwmbxx . Q 5. X xw. W X XQCW Ya. x X 'Q QQ? N X X5 C I I Standing lLeft to Rightj: C. Wilson, K. Ferg, T. Wilson, B. Pitt, G Mewine. '1...a Ne,., r X in ,T 1 1 L1 I I ' if., . .ff 0 all . ,nv lm ' . lisa K -E wr H iid 2 . ' Q .K - T fs . From: D. Sabo. First Row 1Lql1 to Rightfs K. Smith, K. Studi, G. Mervinc. Second Raw vLqf1 lu Righllf B. Myers, T. Gregorich, M. Hunter. Third Row fLef1 to Righllf T. Rice. B. Urban. D. Correll. Fourth RowKLeh lo Righll: C. LaPorta, B. Beas, T. Wilson. Back: B. Pitt. . . - I 1 J . ' ' . f . I If , I' I I I . I , , . , x f , , J V J Q ' '7 0 . O 0 0 U fd ui Q N - 0 0 0' I 1 can , J I A C . I f01-X 'rf uc-QQ. 4 . IX. I - . I . v f 'H - 'Ig 3 I . Q 0 O -'Q Q' DVM . . x Q A-.w A., 0 og.. 0 Q.. - I. wrwwl :annum ' 1-gi. as .IRUI1 I I Ifilll A l'llIl lhm Ilwff lu RIQIIII I WIIISIIII, S Ihllclmlcalux, M, Vun I uncn, M Busxcrnlxlll, Q' Calrscaulmlclm. II. Custer .S'mn1nl Ix'wwylwfl In Y P RIIQIIII 1' Iiuullru, ,I Wnulux, I Iilllclmlulux, .I lullx, II SIIIINICI, II. Iiulls, I. Sulmnnn 'Hnnl Ivfu flrfl lu lfrglllr II. Ilcrwhcrgcr. II, Ilzlclx, S lq'I1n,,l In1.n,II INImygnl,l' Snrkn ,VY R vy,- Nmav. V A y 1 - - ,' m ,v X .V lu i U I V - - I - -, I . , .-I l 1 I L .2 . 1 - V I Ain I ' ,- x . . - . . , ' . . - . . ' , fy. ' 0 . 3 . ' x I Q I o u' 4 u , X A ,-, ... A an 5 0 5 W-. . Q --rw - . , an -. I L-I X . ,. . .pl i - I'4 ' r Iv ' ' I Q ' ' J I I ' ' ' .' ' . . 'V 0 . C . . x 1 ' Q . 'J iJlNn'Yi0w 4 ,M Q III. Q.I , W I I I 1 f I I .IRUIQ IIIKIIII II IIINI RHI' tif!! Iv IVHJIIII 1' f'.lIIlIIiIIl, K Illuugfll, l' Ilcck, R XIIJIIIN. I Iup.ul. II IIu'm'u. R IIurmy. I Ixlxumc R New .kkfmnl Run flrfl I.. Rlxfllli Ci Ixzlmllm, VI I nlnnxlon, II Shullc, .I I-xIl1,II,licm'l,,I RlI1IuIcI,II Ycn31cr,R I lynn, VI Ixuxlyk, I Wcrncr At'IIXlIILAS -Il 5 Y ' , X NN A 1 ,ff V146 . -J . , . ' . -s . . lx M5 I .M - , 51:1 au- Y 'X . I 9 ' . . W . . ,.. mf C L - K. g . .., f--2 as f 1 0 - w. .P+ K' 13 ' f g Q , if-Q ' ' L' SX .'.' 5 . i fs- ,- ' 2 S' Sl Q. ,-, IROIIK I-I Ililll' if l'vll1ll Run' fly!! m lX,l--Lfllllf B. Walkcr, R. Mochlcr, D. llnrl. P. llollmxuy, P. Vurncr, M. Myers. S'l'l'4!!!fl Run' fl.f'!l m lclvllfllllf R. l.cvcrknigl1l. R. Iiisholl, R. lipc, B. l.cvcrknighl. .l. Cruwlcy. llzinl Rfm' !l.c!! In Riglzll: DigllI!I14m..l.Saw!-lllxlc.IN1.QI14llal!1,N,Mlwk.R.Smllh.l!.Czlv!g!a1!1l, v , . . .., ... , if 'T' . I - I - Q . 5 ' , f Q K 1 an-su! K 4' - . 1 . ,l f .. . I, R' f 4. lv , 1 .IRUIT l'I Ililll' Il: lfirxf Run' fI.v!! lu Rl'4!.fl1ll.' T. Baron, lf. Rcmick, T. Rugcr, D. llurl, P. llollovmy. D. llornick, R. Curncron, IJ. Boring, R. lJa1ylo!1.Sl'l'n!!4l Ruwfly!! In Rigllllf T, Rucosky. M. Hunlcr. Ci. Mcrvinc. A. Kuhns, J. Mulvchill, J. iiirgos. lf. Smilh. S. Billcldcuux, T, Rosc, B, Audcy. Tlzirfl Row !l.lf!! m Ri!gl1!!.' L. Bclls, F. Hubricorn. A. Wcuvcr, M. Orr, D. limvc, D, l.l1Ruc, B. Pill, M. Bowen. M. Richter, D. Hummer. ml-fi-,.. W X U...' -Q L JROTC FLIGHT F: Firxl Run' fl.mflI In ,,.,, Righlif N. Dcbias. D. Corral, D, Succol. T. Rice. K. Studi. T. Grcgorich. Svwml Row fLelt lu Righll: D. Sabo. K. Fcrg. L. Beck. B. Bodenchalz, J. Orsargos. C. Oxsurgos, D. Yumrosc. ,, 'S U L-. Q 50 'Q 9 P1 ng ...,.......... . ........, ' -4 IROTC FLIGHT F: Firsl Row fL4jI lo 'Qighnx B. Wess, G, Calik. M. Mihalacki. 2. Miller. K. Slahr. D. Pavlosky. K. Nosko. ivcmni Row fLefl1 to Righllx T. Scnella, D. Kensinger, J. Merhom, C, LaPorta, l. Negry, D. Smithley, B. Urban. .. -gi swf ff., I Q f VV' v .C . 1 ' - ' ' TP ix .1 0 . Q 5 K . ' Q W-. ' Y - . , , . 4 Q ' ' is Q X -n R 0 0 X v K -:I R we - . .a u' , V ,. . ' Q 'Q fn ll Q mm ' 2 I' 'VL I W Y ' a g ' 4 . .Ev ' -'V Q l A T QF' L' V- X W D ' ' K' 'Q i .IROTC FLIGHT G: I-'invl Raw flxfi l . J H 1 4 . X' X h W F 1 H in Righllf G. Town, D. Meyers, G. - ...ax ' 4- ,, - v ' ' 4 .- ' R' G .. , - Vonl.uncn, M. Glau, M. Fushcr, R.. - 'A , B' , x , - - ' ' V t I N ' X 0 X.. - A 9 Lasko, B. Myers, P. Amonc. Sammi . . , - - - , . Q Raw fl.g11 In Rlltfhll' S. Whilcford, B. Beas, C. Sheets, P. Suhnlcskl, B. Grccch. J. Chandler. .I. Murlunc. Hurd A Row fI,vfl Ill Righllf T. Shcflkr, .l. Q P A 4 G Q Q Q -' Sumlcy,.I.Smilh..l.Dona. 3 h I S Z 1 - lank y. f - f - W gg ,g ,1 M I . 4' . - 5 A-X. 45 To many, a familiar sight that marks the beginning and end ol' Vo-Tech Drive and the school day. Wonder how long il's going to stand! SMILE lfwc are going to have corporal punishment. Mat Myers wants it his way or none at ull. 46 Activities Next year, the recipient of locker 28-13 will have the shock ofa lifetime! All I said was , . . l didn't think he really would! i - x - s - x ' s . . , ' 1 l l lt ii fl ii i 1' it ,i ,X it , Some of these subjects at Tech really gel heavy!!! Don l . vf,,11 mt., 'i' Is that what it was? 't awa mad! Vo-Tech's lunchtime welcoming committee in action. Activities 47 C FACULTY SL STAFF WILLIAM DAMBECK Supervisor, Pre- Vocational Sampling Adult and Post-Secondary Education DAMIAN M. HOLTZ IKJYD E. LEHMAN Manager ofBusiness Affairs Administrative Assistant in Charge ofAdult and Past-Secondary Education I sg 1 L Jw f 34 Q, . -- 5 JOHN J. SMITH IXJNALD B. THOMAS Administrative Assistant in Charge of Vocation- Director, Curriculum Research and Development al-Technical A jfairs 50 Personnel w Q A MICHAEL R. PRIBISH Administrative Assistant in Charge ofA cademic A jfairs ROBERT ZAKULA CoordinatorofChild Accounting and Transportation fan Y . SCHOOL BOARD: Sitting fLeH to Rightl: John Cemic, Theodore Gaynor, Lowell Shafer, Secretaryp Joseph Piurkowsky fAItematej, Mrs. Cathy Robertson, Recording Secretary: John Rubal, Chairman: Edward Wojnaroski, Vice Chairmang Harry Pyrichg Mm. Dorothy Horner, Louis Souleheck, James Burkey. Standing fLeft to Rightl: Marlin B. Stephens, Soliciterg Mary Lou Oyler, Treasuren' Jahn Choban y, Chief School Administrator: Damian Holtz, Manager of Business A Uairsp Robert H. KUer, Administrative Director: George Mostoller, Edward Kaiser fAll?l?lUlPl. Absent: John Buchan, Ronald Stevens, Vincent Keilman. X1 S of na 'T T- , lf? X . ,M ei... MARY CUMMINGS DIANE KENNEDY ISABELLE LUX Personnel 51 MARTHA MIHALIK . ,li X . go ff ' ffl . , . - x. A 1 L xx MA n: - L, 1 N1 L X xg Q ,f Q ' 3 -f lf X- fqglk fx A H' 'A ' ' gf! K ' ? ..,X! , iii MARY LOU O'DONNELL CATHY ROBERTSON GLORIA SCARPINO S PATTY PIURKOWSKY MARIAN SOLIDAY kofvl NN ' af BETTY STEWART SHIRLEY THOMAS BRENDA ZEDLAR 52 Personnel 7.1, 3 Z gf if BENJAMIN ARELLANO, Band, Instru- DOROTHY A'l'l'Y,SchoolNurse mental Instruction 'Vw SGT. EDWARD BRUNSKOLE, ROTC JOSEPH CAMUT, Gym, Adaptive Physical Education N JOEL BOWSER, A-V Coordinator 1 Qo0'O BONNIE .IO CHRISTNER, Oral English, American Literature Personnel 53 ANTHONY CRI MA RKI, Pupil Personnel .1-.. . in! x ..i'.. lui ,x , 1 IDD gg 353 lm ANTHONY DIGI ROLA MO, Driver Education BOOK OF THE - DAY I I MICHAEL DAVIS, Oral Interpretation, Oral English, Written English JOHN DOMENICK, Developmental Reading Written English rw- ua ,' wr Xu XX if A If , , 4 X f X ,s i 5 LM, fX X . YXX VL ,V , X . J 271 if , J J Rio i ' 1 , A f X , l?,'5't-l 4 , K X ,Q DEANNA HADDLE, Chemisrry, Advanced Chemistry, Physical Science GA RY GALLO, Biology DONALD GALLUCCI, Health, Gym 56 Personnel -wr:-yu-fn-mfr B ROBERT GERVINSKI, Geometry, Algebra II, Trigonometry Y CMXSGT. HARLEY GRIFFITHS, ROTC WILLIAM HOUCK, Advanced Chemistrv, Chemistry, Physical Science EDWA RD JOHNSON, CRC Coordinator J iq RICHARD HUGHES, Cooperative Education ff-1---gl 5 -eff' MICHA EL KLASZKY. English Wwfuul Mini-Lit, Written SANDRA HUSKA, Written English MICHAEL KOKUS, Man and His Environ- ment, World Cultures Personnel 57 4-5 PATRICIA KOLSON, Geometry, Algebra land Il 'mf MARTIN KRENTZ, Spanish I and II, Con- temporary Literature SA RA LUX, Psychology. Man and His Environment 58 Personnel JOSEPH MAGISTRO, Student Teacher, Oral Interpretation, Oral English, Written English A um, RICHARD LUPREK, Cooperative Education ADiverstfed Occupations '-J RALPH MANOTTI, Physics. Applied Physics, Applied Math I 4, ,.......... 'QI' S' WILLIAM NEALEN, Trigonometry. Advanced Mathe- matics, Geometry ANDREW OKOPAL, A rts and Craps it V f'7' t K! NAV' rfaxwfaxi .3 ANTHONY PENNA, Distributive Education, Coopera' BRUCE PENROD, Student Teacher, Contem- tive Education param' Literature 60 Personnel SANDRA PAGANO, Communications, Oral English JEAN PETERSEN, Developmental Reading, Basic Reading x ANTHONY PIRO, World Cultures L 7:79 if 11,4 g f. 2 ALBERT REYNOLDS, Pupil Personnel l l l DANIEL PLUMMER, Driver Education zmfkwgw, , Ls Wx-its f f ,z if Ex fm + 'NVXK X, XX QW X Gi Xxx 2 35 5 X X x55 NQQX 33 e ox x 3 UQ gk 2 Q X NX 'git xx xi X xx X 5 5' if 2 M, f.,,tww,wfg DAVID ROMAN, Gym, Health l l -use ms, will ' PAULA POPP, Typing, Record Keeping, Book keeping I A Xl. 3 RONALD ROVANSEK,Job Placement Personnel 6l s D k......, AVIS SCHRIER, Typing, Nolehand MICHELE SLESINGER, Creative Writing, Wril- len English an 3 'C C Q A . I B11 r.ro.s.v- Nwlnv Q MYRNA SLICK, Librarian fp i -A A .X E Q Q X x ,22- fr 95244 fo' U 0 O I 6 Fffoil: r'4'o'o 04 I 4 'o.0,0 I 1 y Q o 0 4 9 v.o'o'0 ,g.p'0.0 o 0 'us ' 'L V i I' ,' ' 'o' U 1 ! ' 'fl 1 DERRY STUFFT, Sociology, Economics JOHN TINNICK, Record Keeping, Book- EARL WADSWORTH, Driver Education 62 Personnel kefpingl PAUL WERTZ, German ll, English Literature, Technical Writing A a . 4. , .mi TN Qmluxxm -KX-mmmx .K ,eg RONALD YESKEY, Govemment and Current Issues, Man and His Environment - es-r SL ' -1 va ,M ,J A 5 f- HQ! A A Q. it f L e A X 1 nif' MARK WISSINGER, Typing, Book- keeping ll, Customer Relations NXXXE . EUGENE ZANONI, Joumalism, Written English. A merican Literature .fe MARY LOU WYAN DT, Drama, Contemporary Literature, Oral English wr' ' S fl' Q.: I' u i PATRICIA ZA RFOSS, Gym li . Personnel 63 Q e J ,Y , 4 vw 'S 3 aa 2 , .4 - 5 J x N ? is Q if . R b' A E ke, j ff v naw. ., ,N . K K x ,.. X WARREN LEH MAN. Cafeteria Manager Sitting fLeH to Rightl: Linda Korber, Bonnie Sikova, Frances Washko, Audrey Jenkins, Jane Hunt. Standing lLeh to Righll: Marie 0'C'0nnor, Bemice Snavely, Warren Lehman, Louise Bulna, Helen Jaber. ,N its RITA LASLO ELVA HENKELS JOYCE RUHE 64 Personnel ... -.vw Uv- Q X 'Q'-'Fl' mx X I DAVID DELFORD MARIAN WALTERS JEFFCARNEY 5 g :Qin ,.E..g.,,:'A AWN be ix MARY MATTHEWS RONALD HORNER 24492 4-r -in 5 1 MIDDLE STATES EVALUATION TEAM, Donald Hoagland, Chairman. ' Ii lW2fi l CUSTODIANS: KLQII In Righzlx Helda Homer, William Burke, Earl Long. .Ir., Helen Olu. ,. Qs .,, Lql: Building Engineer, Joseph Price. Righrs Electrician. Dwight Gindlesberger. 66 Personnel S, Y DONALD KENNEDY. Supervisor ol' Building and Grounds . -4 99 '. I R, 151' . G Y ' 0' '- '- gl' -Z s ,X , 1 ? . h . 'H I A ,. A S' - A f N fy' ? OUTSIDE GROUNDS AND WATER: Leji ro Righrx Gene Ribblel Earl Long, Sr.. James Vogle. 'iw' X! 9 g . 1' Yi 5 Q N X x , x K .2 x ,tl - at -'It 5 E 1 S I 4 9 P x i 1 '7 rf I ,x. ' S K i - 5 i Mx. ' 5 xi 6 1 Nur , - 'S ' A 2 iezlw Am, Hvumww WML, 1957,-EMM, 1974 SM 90 Onbyfl fmwwfuy Wlxwr. Grow SM www Why The HLQL 'path OfyQw1Uv, BubJ4eMU4miu im Amowgf lksf SUMO Auf! Thai ieodf Um 'Back 331 JAJLOULUU Tunwjlf Avwdwu Phw.. Gilmm N NNQW DIANN ADA MS Peke Commercial Arr if' Aff! KEITH ALLAN ALTEMUS Auto Body 6 MARY ANN ANGELOVICH Cosmetology ,A axis iw:-r. gg. K. K X ,f is x mx, Qi 'QNQ-,D KIMBERLY KAREL ALBAUGH MARY LOUISE ALLSHOUSE MARY ALT Kim Drajiing Health Asst. Louerm' Flor1fHorl .-'R cdr' 'Q'f.'L'!9 KEN ALTEMUS GARY R. ALWINE Auto Mech Wierlwald Commercial A fl JOSEPH A MBROVCI K H. VA ,C. 'Nan BONNIE LYNN ARNOLD PHILIP ARNONE MARYC.AUDEY Bus. Office Proc. Phil .4 ulo Merh Mary Ku y Food' Prep , ,Qc W, ,Q ,. , ,W .Q ,M 1, ' - ' '1ii'2Q.-?'f'W Nffi-iE!fl'W ' . A , , ww .v . 2 f -MWTQQ V . .1b, Y y,,, ,. .iQ..x-.W . W. S-1-www-wi - +A. ' 'z 11:-Q. -2 . S .BRADLEY wHBRr.BAK.ER Brimf f El?i'l.TIfQr.fh: m !w1'X IRENE MARIE BARBALISH Di.Ql.1Ed. V V V , MCKBEAM.. , Ricky - V ' V1 70, Seniors 4 'S X 'X f ' ' Y i a. VV 'V , Q S.. x 9 i .V X xi Ii1AN1E.M AR liEQBkQKEK11 ALAN BALAK . CATAHERINEBANGO Bake .V L VV L' ,ScLVConiputersL Basil , Electrician Bang V Med. Lab- Ear 'X 1 'GX DAVID BARKHYMER V ACONSTANCE BARTO' . f MA FQK?BASERMAN , V Bus.VCompuu3rs Connie L L V Chem. Tech. L . V.BusQ Corigpuzers . Q. Nm N N b .. J LQIARGALREI Rose BEA R15'R MICHAEL minus R, ' . LENORE BECK VV' 'V - L S Dist. Ed. Hodge L . V 1:f.lf.-ALQC. . V Med.Sec. L'h V V V. VVV. , K . 1 if 'dix- RALPH THEODORE BECKER JAMES ROSS BELLE JERRY BENDER ROXANNE BERKEBILE Ted Tool and Die Jim Welding Aulo Body Food Prep. 'fl' intfm. X' DONALD BERNAT EDWARD WAYNE BERRINGER EDWARD JOHN BIEL SHERRY MARIE BILLETDEA UX Don Sci. COIPIPHIFKY Beef Tool and Die Ed Elerl. Tech. Food Prep. .gm A ' wg. ' izfi' F AEEW Xg,,,,,.-v Q. 'ig 1 I 2 X CATHERINE L. BISCHOF MELODY ANN BLACK SANDRA BLALOCK DAVID BLOUGH Bish Bus. C UHlfJllI!'l2Y Mel Heallh Rel. Tech, Sandie Textilex Heavy Marh. Mech, Seniors 7l NOK X3 ---wt? 'NT19' RL!- f 3 Q l . Q. DEBORAH BLOUGH PATRICK JAMES BLUCAS RICHARD JOHN BOBAK DONALD RAY BODENSHATZ Debbie Flort.fHort. Pal Bldg. Maint. Rick Flort.fHort. Don Civil Tech -it. Q--9 N'--Us 'W tv MIKE BODENSHATZ KAREN BOPP ROBERT JOHN BORISCHAK JAY RUSSEL BOUCH Tex Welding Dist. Ed. Bob Auto Mech. Auto Mech. cl xi! DANIEL JOSEPH BOWSER TERRI LYNN BRAZIL DEBORAH BROWN JOHN EDWARD BROWN -I0-YP Auto Mech. F0011 Prep. Health Rel. Tech. Auto Body 72 Seniors ,1.. TIMOTHY LEE BROWN Omnge C arpenlry ffw 3,!' DEBRA BU RKETT Bus, Office Prof. DEBORAH JEAN BUTTS Debbie Health Rel. Tech L...-. ,,,, W7 W7 ,, , DEBRA JEAN BROWNING GINA MARIEBUA Deb Health Rel. Tech, Meatball Med. Lab. BARBARA ANN BURKHARDT Barb Med. Lab. 'aux JOSEPH SCOTT BUXBAUM GREGORY JAMES CABLE Bm' Electrician Cabes A uto M ceh. JOSEPH M, BUCH KO Drajiing HRW x X xx . x BLAKE WADE CAMERON Bleak Serv. Sta. Mech, Seniors 73 W DAVIDCLARKCAMPAGNA DEBORAH LOU CAMPBELL GERALD .LCANIGIANI CANDY CARSCADDEN Dave EIPCI. Tvfh. Soup Food. Prep. Jeno H. V.A .C C arse Commercial Ar! YJ 'vfviiiffwffi ' sffvgfi ' A rib :.g.1,L.j.4 A 5 1' -gm, . i f 2927745 ' KAREN CARTWRlGHT DIANA CASSIDY LARRY MICHAEL CERNASKY DARLENECERYAK Med, Lab. Dee Dee Bus, CONIPLIIFIZY .Iaggers Too! and Div Dar Food Prep. A . x, as ff . ...Q MICHAEL A.CHALAN KENNETH W.CHANDLER SUSAN MARIECHERNEY WALTER CHRIST Mike Trowel Trades Cheelah Heavy Mach. Mech. Sue Food Prep. Buck Heavy Mach. Mech. 74 Seniors F is I f '77 I 3 .alt CATHY CROYLE WAYNELCUMMINGS BARRY CURCIO ROBERT CUSTER Bus. Ojjice Proc. Tmwel Trades Una Trowei Trades Mad Dog H. V,A.C' '11 s-uf fb? WALTER CZYRNIK DANIEL DADURA BARBARA DANCHANKO BETTY DAVIS Wdll Ml'IdIfZ1b. Melallurgy Barb Heallh Asst. Med. Lab. il Q-419' PAMELA DAVIS LISA DAUGHTRY NANCY C. DAYTON NICHOLAS E. DEBIAS Tigger Blu. Compulers Dist. Ed. Kathie Ag. Tech. Nick Sci. Computers 76 Seniors 51-4 . lj! 5. x . DOROTH EA DELIC WILLIAM A. DELORIE JOSEPH F. DELSO DA RLENE DENNE Dodie Commercial Ar! Bill Electric' Tvrh Smokin Joe Elect. Tech Dist. Ed. S.. if DANIEL DETWILER JAMES L. DEVINE RAYMOND DIAMOND SANDRA DIEHL Dan Sci. Computers B00 B00 H. V.A.C. Ray Carpentry Sandra Heallh Rel. Tech. 'TBS n JOHN M. DIGGINS EDWARD DILLON JOSEPH DONA ROBERT DORCHAK Jack H. V.A.C. Ed Disl. Ed. Joe Bus. Compuzers Bob Truwel Tmdex Seniors 77 . -lg YQ eff' ,w- RICHARD DOVALA PATRICIA DRAGOVICH SHARON DRENCHKO MICHAEL E. DROBNICH Auto Mech Trish Disz. Ed. Bus. C ompurerx Mike Tool and Die N -.-df' 56 PAUL C. DROBNICK DIANE DRUZAK DONALD DUDASH JOANN DUKERY Dribs Carpentry Med. Lab Carpentry Jo Cosmetology Ye' MARY ANN DU KERY DARLENE D. DULL ELLA MARIA DU RANT SHIRLEY ANN DURANT Duke Health Asst. Disl. Ed. Smiley Heallh Assl. Giggles Food Prep 78 Seniors A JOHN MICHAEL DU RICA LYNN GAIL EARNEST ALFRED SCOTT EIS ENHUTH CATHY LELLENBERGER Mike Carpentry Dist. Ed. Scott Elec. Tech Cathy Health Rel. Trch 90? -'Uv fw.-f 'Zi' -di new Sd' KIMBERLY ANNE CHRISTIN ROSEANNE EVANS GERALD EVERHART SUSAN FABINA EPLETT Rose Fond Prep. Tool and Die Commercial .4 fl Kim Commercial A rt 5 'hd .IEFFERY FALLS CHARLES FALSONE DAVID FECKO BELIN DA FETTERMAN Metal Hzb. Welding Electrician Dist. Ed. Seniors 79 Kg X xi ,Sw Q' Ig f X X -I BETSY FINNEY JAMES FIRM BRENDA FISHER EDWARD FISHER Auto Mech, Bus, Comp. Drajiing Food Prep. DENNIS FLACK PATRICIA FLEMING Welding Bm. Office Proc. h. F' -' I3 22 --- I f 4 I 4, . x ' 3 H -xg 1 si 'E DONALD FOUST JOSEPH FOX Heavy Mach. Mech. Auto. Mech 80 Seniors W Q 5' I Q F' I I. II I I -W., . MW' 6 .45 KEVIN FOX CHRISTINE FRANK JOANNE FRANKHAUSER KATHY MA RIE FROMBACH Auto. Mech. Chris Dist. Ed. .Io Med. Lab. Food Prep. R -7? ,J 'Qi -,ff-up SEAN EUGENE GAHAGAN JOSEPH JOHN GAYDOS GARY GELLES JOSEPH ANTHONY MICHAEL Sean H. V.A .C. Auto Body G.G. Bus. Office Pmc. GENOVESE Wap Trowel Trades 4-nl if gm-an MICHAEL A. GEORGE JOHN ANTHONY GERULA NANCY .IOANN GERULA DONALD KENNETH GIBSON Mike Electric Tech. Auto Body Nancy Health Asst. Grip Elect. Tech. Smiors 81 1 kbs ry. W, I' 4 I H li' e A fm 'Q' 4, ff- 4, H .hw . F B E uiiilsl A' PATRICK GILLIN ROYELL GILLMAN ANITA ANN GIVENS JAMES M. GLASS Pal Metal Fab. Dist. Ed. Miss Ann Health Rel. Tech. Chick Serv. Sm. Mech l -O5 ik SHARON LEE GOLOJCH CAROL GOOD BRIAN DAVID GRAHAM DANIEL A GRAHAM Tbly Food Prep. Pmkie Food Prep. Tmwel Trades Boar Serv. Sta. Mech, 'Dx BARBARA JO GRAY VICKI LYNNEGRENELL JAMES J.GUIZIO SHARON GULA Bm Commercialfirl Vie Health Rel. Tech. Giz Bldg. Maint. Food Prep. 82 Seniors gr N6 I ini RICHARD STEPHEN HALACI-I WILLIAM HAMILTON Red Elecl. Tech, Bill Tooland Die DUANE RICHARD HAMMER JR Sledge Auto Mech KRISTINE ANN HAMMOND K ri: Health Ass! :ix SUSAN PATRICIA HANCOCK BRIAN KEITH HARBA RT JESSICA ELAINE HARDISON JUDITH ANDREA HARTNETT Sue Dist. Ed. Foot Elecrrician Jem' Bus. Computers Judi S1ruct.lArch I we I 13 N'-1. TAMMY HAYMAKER BARTI-IOLEMEW ROBERT SUSAN CHRISTINE HEIDER GLENN CONRAD HELSEL Tammy Bm. Campuxers HEI DER Sue Commercial A fl Smiley Electrician Barry Print Smiors 83 'R l0l 'ind' V pa N ' W N CHRISTOPHER D. HERMAN KEVIN EUGENE HERR Chris A ulo Mech. Ben Bldg. Maint 'R xx qu, DALE E. HERSHBERGER DEBORA HICKS JEFFREY HILL BONNIE HIMLIN Hersh H . V.A.C' . Debby Dist. Ed. Elerl. Tech. Food Prep. f-J.: 'vm- :-up CINDY HLADIO BA RRY HOBSON DEBRA L. HICHSCHILD JAMES FRANCIS HOCKYCKO Textiles Eecrrician Deb Legal Sec, Dnhmond Jim S1nu'l.fA rch 84 Seniors w--ff? ,ff fit! ,....-no Ist 'Nb-P sa' iXi3fYHdFrMAN JOHN HOLDSW0liTHx 1oAr-me nufm HOLSOPPLE KEVIN LEE HOLSOPPLE Hum' Di.:-t.Ed. Dyke 'AuIoBady Jo Florfllarl. Stork Ag. Tech. h lg 1 KAREN HGNCI3iA R f DAVE Holman KAREN E. HORVATH Charlie L Dist. Ed. Honda A uto Mech, Food Prep. Jil? 'N-9 fNQa9 Y---3 'L 'ss KEVIN HOUGHTON DOLERES HOWELL, h PAUL HOWRYLAAK Kevin Sci. Computers DeeDee Health Am. Paul Bus. Computers 91 STACY JO HOSTETLER Stare Commercial A rt Y! DEBRA H RIVNA K Deb Disl. Ed. Smiors 85 4 HA 4 TIMOTHY H RIVNAK Tim Auto Mech. Y' . ' If . ,'A. I I? Q, 2' 7. I I Kiki.. A ' I ,ff RUS I 'F 1 1 SCOTT ICKES lck Trowel Trades KIMBERLY A. JEFFREYS Kim SIruvl.fArch. 86 Seniors '-...df DAVID S.HUBER .IEFFERY L.HULL Auto Mech. Fred H.V.A.C'. f..,,Q-. EDWA RD JA BE R Jay Bird Elerl. Tech. X..- DONNA JENKINS Donna Mae Florl.fHorl '13 SH ERYL HUTZLER Med. Sec. 16.9 'ff' 'Q' RICHARD JANIK JEFFERY J. .IANOSCHAK Machinist Jeff Tool and Die GALE .IENKINSON VAN JOHNS Te.x'riIe.v Plymo ulh Wfldiflg N 'ilu ALICE JOHNSON CH ERYLE JOHNSON Munrh kin Food Prep. Di-fl. Ed, I -mi NJ TERRY EDWARD JURY DOROTHY KASAY A ugic' Commercial A fl D011 y Food Prep KEVIN C. JOHNSON WENDI LYNN JOHNSON Jake Trawel Trades Mlma CommercialArl X... WAYNE KA UFMAN LARRY KEELEN Weiner Carpcnllj' Printing CHARLES T. KELLY MARK KENDERA RONALD KIME LARRY L. KIMMEL Chuck Ag. Tech. Elecl. Tech. Ron Tnowel Tradex Lar H. V.A,C . Seniors 87 A75 Jw QQ 'Ym- W Y-ai' DONALD CRAIG KINSEY 1 RAE LEE ICINSEY TIMOTHY D KATHLEEN KIRKWOOD Diablo Civil Tech. Ray Bus. Computers TJ. ' H.V.A.C. Kirk ' Sei. Computers Af! Ti ,gas 4-Q5 KEVIN JAMES KLEINOSKY MA RY KMECAK MARK KNAPP EDITH KNAUER Keg Auto Mech. Joan Health Rel. Tech. Auto Mech. Food Prep. Y -.af 4-rv 5 MIKE KOCSIS LAWRENCE KONIECZNY DAVID KOPCO BRIAN DONALD KORDELL P . . 88 Seniors nnmtg Larry Elect. Tech. Dave Drqhing T001 wld D50 'QQTHK Bn?- ' DAVID MA RK KORMANIK THOMAS KORNPROBST TERRY KASONOVICH JUDY KOVACH Dave Elect. Tech. Korn y Metal Fab. Aura Body Dist. Ed. 'JF' 6m C.. This ,f- ,roi VANCE KOVACH JAMES KOVALCHEK Rock Struct,fA rch .lim Elect. Tech. Kaz an 40-K W ex-. KEVIN KOZAR Elect. Tech. DEBORAH KRALIK Debbie Chem. Tech 'Vx THOMAS J. KRENS RAYMOND LACKO .IUDITH ANN LaMANTlA JERIANNE LARKIN K renzy Electrician Lack Metallurgy Judv Health Asst. Jeri Struct! A rch Seniors 89 iw Q .R 1,5415 O MICHAEL G. LASHINSKY MONICA LATCH KEVIN LAV ELY JOHN LAWHEAD Bull Tmwel Trades Latch Sci. Computers Lave Drahing Weldblg N :mv QE PAMELA ANN LAYTON AMY LEACH DONNA M, LEH MAN GARY LEHMAN Fred Cosmetology Chem. Tech. Disl. Ed. Chops Bldg, Mainz, 3 ,fbi ns- S-J' N ,quasi DONALD SCOTT LEVENTRY ROBERT LEVERKNIGHT KATHLEEN LICASTRO DAVID J. LICHVAR Saou Heavy Mach. Mech, Bob Carpentry Food Prep. Beef Tool and Die 90 Seniors f'a.-'K 'Faer- S MARY LIEB CLARENCE RANDY LIVENGOOD WAYNE E. LIVENGOODI STARR ANN LIVINGSTON Health Rel. Tech, Tool and Die BARBARA A. LOHR NANCY ANN LONG Bart Bus. Office Proc. Textiles fur inf' MICHELLE MARIE LOPEZ LEWIS LYODD LORDITCH Mtlrh Chem. Tech. Lighlnin' Louie Elect. Tech. Ernie Welding Blue Eyes Food Prep TRACY LONG FRANK M. LOPEZ Truce Health Asst. Lopes Electric Tech, .,V'HfQFi5Q'ff'gf' ' ' MARY ANN LUCIA JOHN F. MACEY Med. See. Mace Auto Mech. Smiors 9I 55:9 -of' v'Q-- !9 KENNETH MAIN BRUCE MALDET FRANK W. MALINOVSKY Ken Eleclric Tech. Bruce Melal Fab. Prank H. V.A.C BONNIE W. MANGUS Dist. Ed. 'ii' -I-wa.. JK 'S-I A I I K X X. if-TQI1 I - As. I V If ir. . ,fh , f',N A KENNETH MARSH LARRY MARSH Auto Mech. Swapy A ulo Mech. PAUL RICHARD MAYERCSI K Paul JOHN CHARLES MCCLAFFERTY Tool and Die Melal Fab. MARY JANE McCLAFFERTY BONNIE LEE McCLEESTER ROGER MCCLELLAND BERNICE McDERMOTT Mar Texlilex Cosmetology Traction Bam A ulo Body Bemie Cosmetology 92 Seniors sr WILLIAM B. MCTONIC KAREN VERONICA MESNAK ROBERT RICHARD W. MEYERS Bill Welding Flazie Dis!! Ed. Bob Carpen try ie :E R 'v 'T7 RONALD MEYERS on Ag. Tech TEENA MICHOLICK ALAN JOHN MIHALIK CINDY MIHALKO DON MII-IELIC Teen Heallh Asst. AI Metal Fab. Czhdy Chem. Tech. Kblg Elee. Terh. 495- PATRICIA ANN MIKLOIC DAVID LEE MILLER DEBORAH ANN MILLER DONALD R. MILLER Chook Dist. Ed. Dave Dist. Ed. Debbie Legal Sec. Doll S1ruc1.fA rch. Smiors 93 ROBERT MILLER RODNEY T. MILLER BRIAN PATRICH MINAHAN Civil Tech. Rod -4 U10 B0dy Space Ghost Slruc1fA rch. 'Nix H, -ITP .IOHANNA MOEBUS JAMES WILLIAM MORGAN ROBERT MORGART Jo FlorfHor!. Turk Slmct.fA rch. Bob Tool and Die 'kv ' I I . YS - ' . Sth? I 2 JOHN R. MOSS BENNETT EDWARD MOUL THOMAS FREDRICK MOWRY Butchie Auto Mech. Mole Slmct.fA rch. Mal Dist. Ed. 94 Seniors 'QW SUSAN MISHLER Sue Med. Lab MARSHA LAVERNE MORRIS Yuma Health Asst ROBERT WILLIAM MURPHY Murph Bldg. Maint If v THERESA MURPHY MICHAEL MURRAY DEBBIE LEE MYERS LUANNE MYERS Murph Il Flor. fHorl. Mike Carpenlrv Girl Flor. fHort. Lu Cosmetology MARK A. MYERS MATTHEW MYERS THERESA ANN MYERS WILLIE H. MYERS JR. Trick Aum Meg-h. Chester Carpentry Terry Dist. Ed. Teddy Trowel Tmdex Y'---r ...gf MARK NADONLEY DENNIS NAGY MA RSHA ANN NELSON ROBERT NEMETH Heavy Mach. Mech. Denny Aulo Mech. Nelson Med. Lab. Hunk Elect. Tech, Smiors 95 X,-.2 -1 '? .iXQ4!r,.,..,, PAMELA RAYE NEWCOMER BRUCE NEWKI RK PATRICK J. NIEMRITZ A ANDREW NITKA Pam Bus. Computers Auto Mech. Pat Carpentry Nit Electrician lg - . u RONALD JAY NOON Evil Metal Fab. THERESA PARKS PCSU Food Prep. 96 Seniors f'?:s CINTHIA NOVATNY PATRICIA LYNN 0'LEARY JAMES PAFF Cbldy Food Prep. Pat Med. Lab. Plgff Y Dist. Ed. ku '?. '- 5 Mil. 5 KIM PARRISH FRANK WILLIAM PARTSCH PENNY LYNN PARTSCH Health Rel. Tech. Pmch Heavy Mach. Mech. Pen Med. Lab K X ve-W S-T17 WX Q Tlx JOSEPH GERALD M. JOHN PASTOVICH JOANNE PAVICH JERRY W. PAVLOSKY PASSALAQUA Chem. Tech. Bass Strurr.!A rch. Jen-y Carpentry .liuu Elect. Tech. ' Q 'Af fy' 2 -r -1--av -I N Z: ' t X I I 5 Z A . X, le . X RICHARD PAVLOSKY REBECCA PETERSON CYNTHIA MARIE PETRORE. DENISE. PIAZZA Elect. Tech. Health Rel. Tech. Cindy Health Rel. Tech. Med. Lab. 3 g. .ef '09 4--er WZVT7' DAVID A. PIETRON DANIEL PISKURIC REBECCA PLUMMER SHIRLEY PLUMMER Dave Serv. Sta. Mech. Deuce Elect. Tech. Becky Cosmemlggy Shirl Health Asst. Seniors 97 ,A . px- 'wmv 1' lf VICKI PUDLINER CYNTHIA PUNAKO RONALD P. RACE-IOCKI KEVIN W. RAGER Vic Casmerolagy Bo-Bo Heahh Assx, Welding Elect. Tech. lik 'Qgx MICHAEL RAGER SUSAN RANGER KIMBERLY REA? , K PATRICIA REAY Mike H. V.A.C. Sue Comrnercialflrl Kim Dist. Ed. P1339 Food,Prep. 98 Seniors A . h . ..,.fw..,-. -ua.-.W f f . A? 1152 x:?s? .1z13:-'i Y xr ff ' 1 WILLIAM POTTER ROBERT PROBERT Bm Carpenzry Bob A ulo Mech. S tw TIMOTHY M. REBOCHAK Tim Tool and Die ROGER RICHTER Printing SUSAN I. ROMESBURG ue Bus. Computers S ' 1 Qkgigs, ii-fx ks km X -Xi THOMAS H. RENALDI VESTA DENISE REPAK SHARON RIBBLETT Electrician Denise Health Asst. Poohda Health Asst Q-nest? s LESTER C. ROBERTS PATRICIA ROKOSZ GEORGE DAVID ROLLO Let Ag. Tech. Patty Food Prep. Bldg. Maint. 'E ...gig 1 E Yin' DANNY R033 JOHN ROSS KEVIN ROWLES 'K Ma,-f,1,,1,-1 King Pln A uto Mech. Ag. Tech. Seniors 99 JUDITH ANN RUMMEL Judy Food Prep. ROBERT SALERNO Bob Sci. Compulem 'Y 'f9' DOUGLAS SANDERS Preacher Electrician NIJ Seniors W -XM-l nw-Axwvlf ,W,W,W Q w:,,M-'fy-:S-M-mfmsgzmafwmwl 1,M.1,, X ,, mu., D, A, xx 5 .. W 1- -1 N: 1:6 'f-:NR 'W 'WS S-' S, ' nv: ' - NN? DEBORAH ANN RYBA h ROBERT RYBA ROBBRTSSASKMAR f Deb Health Asst. Bob Carpentry Suki? Elect. Tech :W 3 -aw JWTDVY CA ROLYN SALSGIVER MELODY LYNN SALY' Food Prep. Mel Structj rch. W D ff K 251 of sg-all V29 GA RY SANDERS SUSAN ANN SANDERS Doc Bldg. Maint. Su: Healrh Rel. Tech. XX mor-mm cmmgs mums Lal S S6r?1L.Sta. Mech l TERRY SAPOLICH Bldg. Maint. D AF' vw. 'Of 11:37 nsBmccA SQHELLHAMMBR lxxrkneinlickrrrnmsn Becky Hmllhllssl. Shim? ' -A C , oh Dm.Ed, sf, 545. 'Wm vw N 'Two C3 x Sitxrril ' GRBGGSCHOFIEIQDC of o C C HICHARDSCHUBERT PATRICIASCHULTZ THOMASSEDLEMYER Skof Elect.'Tech. Schubw Eleclrk-lan Chill Commercial Ari Tom Elecr. Tech 7555 , Num I-if x.C,,, W427 A Qi T St' MICHAEL WAYNE SEMASKO MICHAEL J. SERVACEK EDlTH SHAFFER CH RISTINE SHAN K Mike S1ruct.lA:-ch. Zeke H. V.A.C. Edie Dist. Ed. Chris Cosmetology Smiors 101 'G+ T?- 'KP ,ss ' Herman Cflamtg V1 f S B!dg.MaDlt. 4 Jef ' H.Y.A.C si -139' N:- -QQ vyrif RONALD Muucsulm WILLIAM snomo S I muuusulsinx l S ! S Bud Tooland Die Bill Sci.Campuxers FondPrep. Pam Pri:uShop if ' 4. P Q, JANICE MARIE SINGLE KATHY E. SINGLE JOSEPH MARK SIVERINAC JOSEPH FRANCIS SKALEK Commercial A rl Kac Health Asst. Super Siv Carpentry Ska Civil Tech. 102 Seniors ,.e. '-'rf A ww-Qf'.G7:-W. . - ga, ' Qiwsfxiif T12 . ' 2a.a'1fg1' L.-f ., 'W f 1, ' It .Q Y' X 1. 2..,?LQ:ssx:iiaQ,i N sHAnoN i9 5LAv1cK M Ag. Tech. A-10 :Aon PHILIP sum-I M Barron Health Rel. Tech. Q SHARON ANN SMOLKO Smolk y Health Rel. Tech. QQQ W iiA12rtr:xfJAMM ss,'X finiziibbmk . Mtt 'matics Mmm snixo neun mme sum: Spud . Taoldnd Die Terry Carpentry Smitty Food Prep. 3.3. T Qi .3 g.. X Will' .1 X ,:::::v Q f f' - V - WI , ,uv . , A,l: 1 ...mf :. QMX ski . ' V WU' U ' - W I RICHARD LEESMITH RODNEY JAMES SMITH WAYNE MARK SMITH Red MetalFab. Smitty Tool and Die Tool and Die MARY KAY SOBECKY JANET MARIE SOJAK JOHN S. SOLICH Kldh Health Asst. .hm Med. Lab. Truwel Trades Seniors l03 ar' if ,,.....- itil' ALAN SOWERBROWER h DOUGLAS SOWERB ROWER Machlnisr , Doug Chem. Tech. ANNA MARIE SPRANKLE DOUGLAS STAHL Anna Food Prep, Doug Bldg. Maint. V' ING-Q -as' Y'-vygph Nw-'env' KAREN STAY ROOK SCOTT STEELE Food Prep. Auto Body 104 Seniors Aga !b VICTORIA SPAID MICHELE CARYM SPANGLBR Vicky Bus. Omce Proc. Spang Sci. Computers -1, 'N xv' JAMES W. STANLEY MICHAEL STARCHOK Sum Electrician Starr Civil Tech '10 MA RK STEINBERG JOSEPH STENGER Twain Sn-ucl.lA rch. Stmg Elect. Tech. k 'W . 1 4? ul Jovcs LYNNASULLIVANA A 'fbHBOf'f A lZlANrliASm-za A 1Ehi A C7lfM-.TCfll- Debby x Bus.0,D3cdPmc. ah.. fum 'firs- PATRICIA ANN SWANSON MA RGA RET ANN SWINGER Pam' Health Rel. Tech. Peggy Din. Ed. KATHY A. TABEK Kay Su-uc1.lA rch. 106 Seniors Q --:apr HJNALD RAY TACZANOWSKY Taz H. VA .C Palsy A . Sci,Campums ii i- g . if A Eff QA S . THOMAS EDWARD SW1NTOSKYl Swln Halal Fab. L '-if ' FT' E' f Xl .2 4 fl , in . if ' . , S4 CYNTHIA TEGLEY Cindy mann Am. --WW ..f..w..v11,.W , .. ' ' x.:.,-T925 x - A .- . ,lxx LW . Dm. Ed. -A A x ' 1 44 - Q - 8 11 I WEN cm I. , 4 r. nn' , A Y lilkiucsvmon Sym A uwfffnx 'ids KAREN TEPLICA Health Rel. Tech. 'fi . f ifainxw if J X I A ' . ' AV . .. if 9 1 X cxkonmncumm N ,DONALD'W.THOMAS O RHONODAJEANTIGHB w1u.1AMnNsMrrn Commen-lalArr Don L Electrician ' Dist.E?i. Tin PrintShop .14 'Qi -...Q PAUL TOATH PAMELA M. TOMAK ROSANNA T0 MASELLI FRANK TOMECHAK H. V.A .C. O Pam Commercial A rl Flor. lHo n. Fmn Bldg. Maint. f' Nt' bib Pl? gvv-9 THOMAS TOMKOWSI BARBARA TOTH KIMBERLY ANN TOTH GREGORY E. TOWN Tom Elect. Tech. Med. Lab. Babe Sci. Computers Greg Electrician Seniors 107 n DAVID TRACHOK Heavy Mach, Mech. a :X I W 'PV ANTHONY F. TRIO Tony Metal Fab. GEORGETTETUTOKEY PAMELA G. UNGER George Textiles Pam Dist. Ed. JOEL T. VARCHOL ,pf wary V777 TINA VETTO RI Joel Elec. Tech. Health Assist. I08 Seniors -of X DENISE M. TROHANOWSKY JOSEPH TROTZ Health Assistant Joe PrintShop i' THQH xl 5 ...1 Y. 'GW sf?- S- MICI-IELLE MARIE URBAN BARRY VALINSKY Dist. Ed. Chip Metal Fab. V81-nn TINA LOUISE VITKO KIMBERLY G.VITOVICH Print Shop Kimbo Health Asst. ANNETTEVRANICH GREGORY WAGNER FORREST WALKER WAYNE WALKO C111 1 7 iv CHRISTINE MARIE RICHARD L. WALLACE WAL KOWSKI Welding Chris S1rucl.fA rch. I -an-Q Heallh Assl. Twags Auto Mech. Dist. Ed. Ag. Tech. . V A 3.-:I 'Q -,, f if x 'ff' RAYMOND WALYLKO KELVIN PHILLIP WAY AK- Tffh- Ag. Tech. 1 , qxufi '- - Af' Mu.- .1 Smiors 109 '1-'Iffr X-s. RODNEY WEAVER JOHN F. WEINZIERL Rod Ag. Tech. Brunsc Metal Fab. 'T WENDY WESS ANNA WHATMORE Wen Cosmetology Health Assz. -1' NANCY wzcxmcx mwin a. Wm. Nancer Bur. Office Pmc. Dave A wo Mech., 110 Seniors cu RISTINE wass Chnl: Cosmetology eiia 'ee.A A if 1 h nosakwfass George Bur. Compnuera fi Rui' Y 1 U . :ngfjj-2a2' ml?fkK,'.'v' -Y f. DEBRA WHATMORE DAVID WHITE Debbie Food Prep. Squeelc A ulo Mech. i , ,' W' 1 L f V cam-mx h axAnrmavnLLmMSa 'iibzacntmwovnnmms Coy h CammereldIArl' Dlqfiing :iiLQ2i:z55:2i5ifEi31, , ., . e. Q? f 5. ex ,fi M, W.11,zf:-1- :rsh , arwaxm , 5 lf-'11 3 .K ig: Ni 'l'., f' MICHAEL K.Wlf.LlAMS vlcxln.wu.L1AMs 'CYNTHIA WiLSON Monk MetalFab. Franco Med.Sec. Cindy Elect.Tech. if W- DANITA JEAN WILSON Chem. Tech. wi ':,-f DARLBNE LYNEITE WILSON VALERIE ANITA WINGARD BONNIE JEAN WI RICK RONALD WISSINGER Dvlg Chem. Tech. Val Health Rel. Tech. Chickie Med. Lab. Swiss . Bus. Computers ,,,,,.1' ,A ,.x, V , V m V m ,, A N i , bl. 3 BRIANDAVID WQQMERL, DEBORAH WORTHINGTONN - 2I0HNiM.hYEI4EEN!C Q Markdruhony Bla-1.Tech. Debbie - i Sci:CampuQer:: Jenna-gg ',lA i 1h i L gin-4,124-5, - - M . - -L - - 'A V Mig-:gag K - . ,Q Q L-'QW Tm . ' ' -my -' .L M,-515 . ,,Q1e:-ivy . 'fx --Qi Qin LI' , ,, ,,,.,A.F-,Mk M .ix smim up Wi '4 37 N5 MARK GREGORY YELOVICH DEBBIE L. ZACK MARIANNE MICHELLE JOSEPH A. ZAN KEY Shazam Struct. X A rch. Zack Bus. Office Proc. ZALUC KI Zank A uw Mech Annie Drajlng qfw 'l 's LINDA K. ZAPPERNICK NANCY ZIERER RICHARD J. ZIERER JANET ZIMMERMAN Zapp Food Prep. Nance Cosmetology Rtkk Print .Shop Textiles ' T SANDRA ZINNER MARK WILLIAM ZNIDARSIC MICH ELE ZUPAN Sandy Dist. Ed. Sniters Dmjing Mzbkey Cosmetology ll2 Seniors 55 10:35 F 4 gl KN i x X .ani J' QQ? ' l 2 - RNA' eq wwe' i 1 s . Sitting iLe,Q to Rightj: G. Lehman, W. Myers, T. Sapolich. Standing First Row fLeh to Rightl: Mr. Trout- man, B. Romesburg, E. Allison, J. Felix, M. Vemo, B. Cameron, L. Plummer, R. Johns. Standing Second Row fLe,h to Rightj: T. Najar, E. Gerula, G. Rollo, P. Blucas, R. Sanders, G. Sanders. Absent: D. Shipley, D. Stahl, K. Herr. ,-I' , A I is Kneeling ILQD to Rightj: M. Grimm, G. Lugar, E. Bopp, W. Koplin, M. Shostek. ROBERT TROUTMAN Row Two fLeB to Rightl: Mr. Troutman, R. Costlow, D. Yeager, E. Hibal, G. Shilcosky, J. Bidelman, J. Mical, F. Tomchak, D. Leverknight. Row Three fLeh to Righll: B. Brown, R. Glessner, K. Williams, C. Holleran, J. Guizio, B. Murphy, J. Girgos. Absent: S. Russo. COURSE DESCRIPTION This course is designed to train students who keep machines, mechanical equipment and physical structures of an establishment in good repair and working order thus performing a variety of maintenance duties. lt is geared to moderately train in the skilled trades rather than specialize in one trade or one type of maintenance work. Training in the reading of blue printing. carpentry, plumbing, electricity, cleaning. glazing. painting, tile replacement, lawn and shrub care. and record keeping will be accomplished. Students interested in becoming a supervisor of building maintenance will gain valuable training in his area. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES This is a rapidly expanding business. with opportunities as helper to any of the skilled trades in high-rise apartment maintenance, public buildings, factories, warehouses. window cleaning, corporations. commercial cleaning and home maintenance and repair. ll4 Shopsh Labs 2.2 - .s LW. -- -. 4 J A ef .1 StandingILeft to Rightl: A. Hecker, B. Audey, B. Pivkosky, J. Falsone, C. Jack, D. Updyke, C. Casset, P. Sigg, D. Hammer, T. Vitko. Standing Second Row fLejt to Rightls D. Puchko, B. Dillion, B. Heider, T. Yost, G. Tvarozna. S. Kingure. Absent: A. Dlhosh, M. Kocsis. P. Koscenski, B. Tinsmith. ..-.J - at Standing fLej7 to Rightj: E. Driekom, J. DeCoske, B. Mishler, K. Clawson, B. Boyer, G. Miller. Standing Second Row fLeh to Righll: W. Edwards, J. Rozier, S. Williams, B. Jenkins. B. Vizi, L. Horrell. Absent: K. Hunt, L. Keeland D. Lamison, K. Terek, J. Trotz, R. Zierer. ROBERT IRVIN 1 COURSE DESCRIPTION Instruction is letterpress, process camera work stripping and masking, platemaking and varied bindery operations. Training will include both pactical experience and related theory. This will include the machines and tools in order to develop the basic skills required for competency in each ofthe major areas. offered in the areas of layout and design, cold and hot type composition offset-lithography, EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES With the expansion of American industry and the trend toward greater use of printed rmterials for information, packaging, advertising and various industrial and commercial purposes, the demand for craftsmen in the printing and graphic arts field is expected to increase in the years to come. Shop8c Labs ll5 , 3 1 M ce 1-1. Kneeling fLef! to Rightl: M. Breto, J. Leventry, B. Wagner, B. McDermott. Sland- ing Second Row fLeh to Rightl: R. Adams, B. Barron, D. Stallard, K. Mack, T. Racosky, B. Pastemak, J. Tollis. Standing Third Row fLeh to Rightl: J. Bumper- STAN HARRIES nick, M. Delusa, W. Skelton, B.J. Rayha, W. Gregory, Z. Zack, J. Lipari. Absent: M. McLachlan. s .1 ,,,e.:,..ssmtar ..-. .s . as s Iiiisxffmstsmsesp ssammg W' . ... A V g NJ , ' x A . . A- ' V 1 , . ' i N ' . ' NN- L . D 5 .. 3 if . F .tr i X .s . ,' 1. . . . . ty-tm s Kneeling fLeji to Rightj: J. Clawson, W. Gutshall, D. Sheet, J. Homer, K. Miller, K. Homer. Standing fLeH to Rightls Mr. Harris, J. Johnson, L. Brandle, D. Knokula, J. Dapps, P. Hoffman, D. Brennen, G. Borow, J. Petrilla, J. Crawley, W. Grandhouse.Absen1.' R. Lamer, V. Stofko. COURSE DESCRIPTION The Automotive Mechanics course provides the student with practical instruction in the diag- nosis, repair, and adjustments of all phases of automotive mechanics. The instruction covers the complete range of work on gaso- line engines. clutches, transmissions, differentials, front axle and wheel suspension, front-end alignment, steering mechanisms. brakes. carburetion, fuel and electrical systems. Special emphasis is given to trouble shooting, motor tune-up, and complete over- haul ot' engines by replacing rings, bearings, valves, gaskets, and other worn parts. After attaining sufficient skill, the student will be given the opportunity to repair automobiles. Since the automobile is a very complicated piece of machinery. much theoretical knowledge is involved, and he will have to read complicated parts manuals. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES Successful participants in the auto mechanics course can look forward to joining the more than M million now employed in this industry. Changes takig place every year make it more necessary than ever to have good knowledge of the automobile today. II6 Shops and Labs . 4... . ' D' ' sts ., . up X r ss Q, M SJR, 'Sv as as be suv W-4 GM, SMH. rm Q' 335 is ij, 2' Qs is M' its . fi Q .ssiafiif as Kneeling fLej? to Rightl: J. Molnar, J. Stewart, K. Marsh, J. Ross. Standing Second :Q P. 1- 1 A. 3 - -s ss - asa . f ' f-viii' ffiia q- -xfigg h57W1.' . .A f- -. A ,. lb ,, ,J . is t 2 x V... Q M g .1 - my eng., 5 .-iZ:y .g .. N. ' -' X' O f -1- -e f' -I' - S x t 13'-' 'E YT Nr wir -'g 1 aww' E '. ', U - . ...f . , ,. . ,W V- 55 -.- .fswariin ' . 24' 'I we -sw 4: is D 3- . f . sv' ' 21 s. .pug ,. x . ., A , . ., 4, , 1 , .- N Q4 N? X ggi ' 9-5'-K N 4 ' ai J C Row fLeh to Righti: Mr. Pyle, J. Macy, J. Daily, M. Myers, R. Mitchell, B. New- ' f s - ee' kirk, D. Huber. Standing Third Row fLeh to Rightl: A. Martin, C. Herman, D. Bowser, M. McKinley, D. Loebrich. Absent: K. Altemus, J. Fox, T.H. Hrivnak, T. JAMES PYLE Reesey, D. White, G. Cable. . ' Kneeling fLeh to Rightl: D. Taylor, T. Raymond, G. Cramer, R. Forgas. Standing Second Row fLeh to Rightl: G. Wagner, J. Zankey, D. Nagy, D. Hammer, B. Kelly, P. Amone, Mr. Pyle. Standing Third Row fLe,h to Rightl: J. Detibaugh, D. Will, K. Klienosky. Absent: R. Borischak, K. Fox, D. Homer, L. Rager M. Sowerbrower, R. Davala, J. Firm, K. Knapp, L. Marsh. COURSE DESCRIPTION The Automotive Mechanics course provides the student with practical instruction in the diagnosis, repair, and adjustments ol' all phases of automotive mechanics. The instruction covers the complete range of work on gasoline engines, clutches, transmissions, differentials, front axle and wheel supension. front-end alignnent, steering mechanisms, brakes. carburetion, fuel and electrical systems. Special emphasis is given to trouble shooting, motor tune-up, and complete overhaul of engines by re- placing rings, bearings, valves, gaskets, and other wom parts, After attaining sufhcient skill, the student will be given the opportunity to repair automobiles. Since the automobile is a very complicated piece of machinery, much theoretical knowledge is involved, and he will have to read complicated parts manuals. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES Successful participants in the auto mechanics course can look forward to joining the more than M million now employed in this industry. Changes taking place every year make it more necessary than ever to have a good knowledge of the automobile today. Shops sl Labs I 17 Gita J. Cordek, M. Lashinsky. Standing Second Row ILM to Rightj: W. Myers, B Irvin, R. Bums, J. Solich, T. Leech, B. Curcio, S. Ickes, R. Sukenik, G. Churilla, LOUIS IEZZI J. Genovese, D. Omasta, Mr. Iezzi. Absent: B. Mock, J. Selan, M. Simko, M Chalan, L. Jones, R. Kime. 1 S -3 W N RRAR T Kneeling ILM to Rightl: L. Colosimo, B. Stephfanik, D. Myers, D. Boring, R. Jones, R. Jenkins, D. Struniak, B. Graham. Second Row ILM to Rightj: D. Miller, B. Brence, D. Collett, M. Antall, D. Thomas. Standing Third Row lLeh to Rightl: Mr. Iezzi, W. Cummings, R. Stibich, K. Johnson, M. Stephey, B. Dorchak, R. Deitle, S. Kurtz, L. Babal. Absent: W. Grech. COURSE DESCRIPTION In this program the student learns how to use and care for the tools and machines required for this phase of the building trades. With the tools and materials he leams to lay brick, and construct the various forms and shapes ol' the trade. These include arches, columns, piers, chimneys, fireplaces, floors, etc. He is instructed in various masonry materials such as, brick, cement block, stone, and glass blocks. To complete his instruc- tion, he is taught construction theory and blueprint reading. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES Graduates can specialize in various aspects studied in the program or do general masonry work utilizing a combination of the skills. They can become self employed or work for a company, advancing to foreman, etc. H8 Shops G: Labs Kneeling ILM to Rightj: R. Kapcsos, P. Salomon, R. Swinger, D. Jury, D. Tasker, . , X . Kneeling fLe,h to Rightl: R. Smith, T. Young, R. McClelland, K. Altemus. Standing Second Row ILeh to Rightl: J. Brown, J. Bouch, T. Papcunik, Mr. Fabish. Standing Third Row lLeh to Rightj: T. Kosanovich, J. Gaydos, S. Thiel, T. Cooper, B. Herter, M. Lawery, M. Mishler, J. Figard, H. Livingston Absent: A. Constable, J. Bender, J. Gerula, J. Holsworth, S. Steele. . i .S ll Km-491' I dnele Kneeling fLeh to Righll: T. Brehm, R. Coreghrour, B. Black, R. Dugan, W. FRANK FABISH Ross, S. Billetdeaux, D. Brehm. Standing Men to Rightj: Mr. Fabish, L. What- man, T. Schroyer, T. Maglic, S. Grasser, R. Adams, M. Richter, B. Plunkard, M. Bowen, D. Gleto. s COURSE DESCRIPTION The Automobile Body Repair course is designed to give the student a thorough knowledge in the repair of damaged automobiles and frames. It includes the study of welding, brazing. soldering, straightening and shrinking of metal. Panel installation, trim and glass work, methods of refinishing. color matching, spraying, electrical systems, and estimating are im- portant parts ofthe course. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES Many graduates go with automobile dealers, automobile repair shops, garages having repair services, some work assembly plants, trucking or bus companies, and some operate private repair shops. A capable and ex- perienced auto body man can advance to such jobs as estimator, chief mechanic or shop foreman. 5 . H- as ' 'M F e R R X . ' ni v Kneeling fLej? to Rightls F. Chalan, J. Sivemac, B. Leverknight. Sitting Row Two ILM to Rightl: H. Guia, i T. Stem, G. Licastro, B. Lees. Row Three lLej? to Righzj: A Collett, T. Jones, P. Niemritz, M. Myers, J. Durica, R. Hochstein, M. Murray, E. Swick, D. Dudash. Row FourfLeji to Rightl: T. Brown, T. Marguccio, B. Myers. Absent: B. Potter. J. Fetzer, T. Sliko, B. Ryba. , ,V evsvfq, 'rsh J , 5 mx .Sig . tif. .. vow, ,, 1 V' W3 Q K 4 1 , . M y Q X if ff 4: it -sr: , . . V K x ix 'oil 45.5.1 Nt Wigs g f . X 7:5 eff . T v if WM 3 ' Q i W 1 t l ii if ' i . ks 2 qi 4 33 if ' .vita il . 1 n Y i f f n.'. ff . .. g tk ' i fi , .n. fi gf. Vex I ak' fmlfild Kneeling fLeh to Righzl: W. Yost, R. Hostensky, D. Myers, J. Mulvehill, R. WILBUR WENTZ Roadman, J. Pudliner. Row Two K Left to Rightl: J. Miller, R Dorchak, B. Wal- kowsky, J. Beas, D. Selders, J. Long, T. Wemer, D. Bodenschatz Row Three fLeft to Rightl: M. Schrift, J. Wirfel, E. Balog, G. Bimle, S Miller. Absent: R. Diamond, W. Kaufman, J. Pavlosky, P. Drobnick. COURSE DESCRIPTION This course includes complete building construction from the time a building is staked out through form work, framing and finish carpentry. Instruction in stud layout. roof framing, comice work, shingling, siding, dry wall, door and window trim. kitchen cabinets and stair building. Theory will cover basic blueprint reading and sketching. The necessary mathematics for the carpenter or mill man to estimate the quantity and cost of materials is included in the course. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES Outlook is excellent for skilled carpenters in the construction industry for at least a decade. Jobs can be found with contractors, lumber companies and with govem ment agencies. 120 Shopsd Labs - i - f T . N ss. s gms:-m-:W -. s-g. . It- ?A 1 J-X, fx ' . ,',q ' :J 1 '. Jn. nw,-A -.rent , fi'- l 3 Sitting lLej? to Rightlr C. Stoykovieh, L. Pavlic, S. Stoessner, J. Rock, C. Shomo C. Grivensky, K. Nosko, E. Frencel. Row Two fLeD to Rightls T. Senella, C. Fenimore, C. Thompson, S. Tomaselli, P. Devorick, D. Homick, D. Haymaker, B. Negrey, J. Bender, J. Waslynehyn, S. Zeglin, C. Ghantos, S. Kadilac. Absent: JAMES RUIS C. Winogrodski, B. Asure, M. Komisar. i 5 i l l Sitting ILM to Rightj: K. Rayha, S. Fabina, K. Eplett, J. Williams, C. Williams. Row Two fLeh to Righrl Mr. Ruis, B. Gray, L. Ryan, P. Schultz, S. Hostetler, W. Johnson, D. Adams, J. Single, S. Helsel, P. Tomak C. Brugette. Row Three fLej7 to Righrl: D. Delic, C. Carscadden, C. Terchanyn, B. Dunmeyer, S. Rager, C Inman, G. Alwine, M. Cooper. Absent: S. Heider. COURSE DESCRIPTION Training will include elements and principles of commercial art, as well as applications in illustration and screen process printing. The work consists of drawing and painting in all media: pencil, pen and ink, tempera, oils, etc. Airbrush ruidering and photo retouching are also included. A broad training is given in basic design, composition and perspective and methods of professional practice as applicable to advertising art. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES Employment and advancement opportunities for talented and well-trained commercial artists in most kinds of work are expected to be good throughout the l970's. The demand for commercial artists will continue to vary with the kind ol' specialization. Television graphics and packaging design are expected to continue to be sources of expanding employ- ment opportunities. ln addition, the growing field of industrial design is expected to need more artists who are qualified to perform three dimensional work with engineering concepts. Shops JL Labs l2l . W5 G. I r, i i L t ti f 3 . ' I , I ik. 'Jes f 5 .N if tn wi ,.. . .l f. J C g A .f f zfs f yy ,I I ' 5 '- A -. - -A 1 g . ' . . f yt 51 . 3 i '15, . 1 WL 6.52.4 i , .tis ' lfi - A x X ' 1 x ' I it . gxxv dx! 1-..,, x A, Sitting fLeh to Rightj: J. Kohan, V. Foust, E. Remick, C. Burkett, M. Becker, K. Grimm, J. Dukery, C. Shank, J. Blasko. Standing Second Row lLeft to Rightl: D. Leiford, M. Bemardy, L. Myers, C. Plummer, P. Fabina, C. Blough, P. Layton, B. McDermit, W. Wess, S. Wentz, M. Zupan, S. Himes, D. Gounaris, Mrs. . , X gi. ,,,, . ..f...,.,:-,g.zfgie-- X nu 4 '73 A ' 1 3 Rf- J ' pf , .C X i. McCuch. Absent: N. Matula, K. Sacmar. y g y . .,... X , ' I , S 3 Y Q Sitting fLej? to Rightl: T. Wentz, S. O'Brien, B. Plachiner, D. Blough, C. Heider. Standing Second Row fLeft to Rightl: T. Nagy, M. Angelovich, C. Rayha, B. Mc- Cleester, K. Ribblett, N. Zierer, K. Reik, M. Henry, V. Pudliner, S. Eppolito, V. Smith, N. Urban, C. Wess, B. Plummer, Mrs. McCuch. HELEN MCCUCH COURSE DESCRIPTION Beauty operators leam a variety of services largely related to the care of the hair. 'Ihey leam to give per- manent waves. shape with scissors or razor, style, tint, rinse, set, straighten, and bleach the hair. They also give manicures, scalp and facial treatments, and provide makeup analyses. Students are taught salesmanship, howto maintain tint and permanent wave records, trade mathe- matics, ethics, and good public relations as they pertain to beauty culture. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES Students can obtain a State License as a beautician after completion of the required number ol' hours and passing the state examination. Many job openings will occur as new jobs are created because of the growing population and in- creasing awareness ofthe part good grooming plays in business and social life. l22 Shopsk Labs 45 Sitting fLej7 to Rightj: A. Vranich, B. Schellhammer, K. Vitovich, T. Long, T. Micholick, B. Danchanko, M. Allshouse, S. Ribblett, K. Hammond. Second Row fLej? to Rightj: M. Morris, D. Repak, J. Lamantia, N. Gerula, D. Howell, C. Tegley, T. Vitori, M. Dukery, S. Plummer, C. Punako, D. Ryba, Mrs. Gualardo, D. Trohanowsky. Absent: E. Durant, M. Sobecky, A. Whatmore, K. Single. I , X .T . . is . . y In f M 'ssl A A X. if . ga ' .. f. N .1 i S LA S ' L4 5 V eil? Sitting !Leh to Rightl: L. Betts, D. King, M. Stahr, P. Zimmerman, B. Murray. ROSALIE GUALARDO Kneeling fLeh to Rightj: M. Weyant, R. Mazey, M. Boes. First Row lLeD to Rightj: M. Baer, D. Lichvar, C. Holsopple, D. Richards, L. Wilkinson, M. Hunter, G. Mervine, T. Rager, D. Groves, R. Ahlbom. COURSE DESCRIPTION A Health Assistant must become proficient in taking the temperature, pulse, respiration, blood pressure and in general to assist the health team in departments throughout the hospital. During the course the student will become familiar with office duties such as telephone technique, typing and filing, care of instruments and equipment. Areas of concentration will include anatomy and physiology, nutrition and basic nursing procedures including first aid. On the job training includes affiliation with Conemaugh Valley Memorial Hospital and the Scalp Level Home ofthe Brethren. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES The fact that well-trained health workers are in continuous demand makes it easier for those who do have the necessary training both to get a job and keep a job. Most health assistants work in hospitals as ward clerks or aides. Health De- partments, health agencies. research foundations, dental offices, medical offices and convalescent hospitals plus being prepared for the ex- panding field of health services. oo .5 ' X .N X First Row fLefl to Rightj: J. Miller, B. Sievers, K. Pentrack, R. Cameron, D. Mish- ler, R. Wirick. Second Row fLeh to Rightj: W. Kostyk, B. Nemeth, B. Emeigh, N0 RBERT HALL J. nabbiett, s. Myers, Mr. Hall. standing Third Row fLeh to Rightj: B. Edmiston, D. Berkey, J. Seganos, T. Baron, J. Foltz, D. Ceisel, L. Kimmel. Absent: M. Clover, M. Gregory, B. Rievel, S. Woomer. X is of s 1-Uk ,-4 q s ..... .g 2 . iifi Nw- K-,ki fl? - X-.. t M Q. RQ X :XIX if ,-ff' X- First Row fLeH to Righljs M. Turkovich, M. Beblar, G. Zimmerman, D. Hershberger, P. Toth. Standing Second Row KLM to Rightl: G. Maliao, T. Rabb, J. Frankhauser, B. Custer, M. Rager, K. Sukenik, R. Tazanowsky, M. Servasic, J. Cangiani, Mr. Hall. Standing Third Row lLeh to Righzj: J. Regan, C. Sheets, J. Hall, S. Gahagen. Fourth Row: J. Diggins. COURSE DESCRIPTION The student leams basic electricity necessary in heating and air conditioning instal- lation and repair. He leams how to size. layout, and install electric, gas. and oil lired hot air, hot water. and steam sys- tems. His training will include wiring, plumbing, refrigerant piping, and sheet metal fabrication necessary to complete an entire heating and air conditioning installation. He will be introduced to humidiliers, de-humidiliers, and air cleaners. He will leam basic trouble shooting. repair and maintenance of heating. cooling and air handling equipment used in residential. commercial, industrial, and institutional buildings. Each student will install several complete sys- tems before graduation. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES Job opportunities are listed as excellent for qualified workers. Every house- hold, apartment, factory, school, hospital, and office will require the services of heating and air conditioning service- '24 shops a Labs men for repair and replacement of present equipment as well as new installations. 4+ jQf ' NA, ., , 9 - J' 'I 1-'M ..n.e.:...s..a..1+...t-.Q Q ,,,,,.....-1 y.. T. A K Y t QX 'Y Sitting First Row fLeji to Rightl: S. Hagens, L. Brown, M. Bumheimer. Sitting Second RowlLeR to Rightj: K Hutzell, C. Yurkovich, A. Terchanen. Standing Third Row iLeB to Rightj: L. Knapp, H. Miller, T. Var- chovrch, B. Mirbile, D. Alwine, J. Miller, S. Snavly, B. Snavly, M. Domonkos, I. Mangus. Standing Fourth Row fLej? to Righrjc D. Liscasto, J. Sobecky, L. Hess, F. Haberkom, A. Weaver, E. Repak, D. Haggerich. . ..-, 5. - 1- an .sn Wm- - 4 ,-vfstpfii' WW 'Tsai' W ssstw NW 21 'Y , - . .l -s. fa -'.. c fi , s Standing First Row lLej? to Rightj: M. Centula, M. Emmel, S. Solarczyck, T. Ko- xx me lodjay D. Myers, D. Blough, J. Moebus. Standing Second Row fLeh to Righrj: T. MARTIN BRASTED Murphy, R. Tomaselli, M. Walyko, J. Dislong, Mr. Brasted, M. Alt, P. Bayush, Mr. Delfert Absent: R. Boback. COURSE DESCRIPTION The horticulture course offers tive areas of instruction: Greenhouse Production, Landscape Horticulture, Floral Merchandising and Designing, Turfgrass Technology, and Power Mechanics. Greehouse Production is the study of growing and mar- keting cut llowers and potted plants. The basic principles of landscape design are presented. The instruction provide the student with an ex- tensive knowledge of plant materials. The student leams the principles of Floral Design, harmonizing colors, ilowers and foliage types, caring for cut flowers and selecting containers. Identification and selection of turf grasses for specific uses is an integral part of the program. ln- struction in soil composition and testing is provided. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES The care of lawns and golf courses, as well as schools, hospitals, and commercial grounds has become an increasingly important industry. The production and sale ol' flowers provides opportunities for employment in greenhouses and llowcr shops. The program is organized to provide employment opportunities in the honiculture industry, but many students iind college programs available upon successful completion of this program. Q Sltopstubs dsl idk. . 'Z . LINDA CUSTER Shops dc Labs Sitting First Row fLeh to Rightl: M. VonLunen, R. Evans. Second Row fLej? to Rightj: D. Jack, M. Cowan, T. Pikovsky, D. Froelich. Third Row lLeD to Rightl: J. Rummel, C. Koplin, M. Matcho, K. Evans. Fourth Row fLeh to Rightj: L. Miller, V. Miller, M. Corbaci, G. Pavlosky, Mrs. Custer. Absent: L. Blanda, C. Good, R. Harris, D. McKissick, M. Stoessner. li Sitting First Row fLeji to Rightj: R. Thomas, S. Livingston, K. Frombach, S Durant, D. Cambell, S. Guia. Second Row fLej7 to Rightjs Mrs. Custer, R Rhodes, G. Paratore, R. Livingston, K. Horvath, D. Slippy, J . Dudash, M. John- son, R. Swartzentruver. Absent: C. Hollem, L. Showalter, D. Smith, K. Licastro. COURSE DESCRIPTION The food service industry continues to be one ofthe tive largest industries in the United States. It offers a wide range of job opportunities from maintenance worker to managerlowner. This course is designed to give students prac- tcal skills and knowledge in preparation and service of food. On the job training is provided in the school kitchen, cafeteria and dining room. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES The demand for trained and competent people in the food industry will continue to grow. There is a wide range of opportunities at beginning levels in the industry such as waitress fwaiterj, short order cook, bakers helper, etc. With additional education or work experience opportunities, positions will be available at higher levels such as chef, steward, imnager, maitre'd, etc. 'sg lg! 'fr is 'x df WT! f. as , t ash., sm. . s 1 ms. . ,,., t Sitting First Row fLeD to Righllf R.Berkebile, S. Golojch, E. Black, D. Whatmore, B. Fetsko, P. Lechak. Standing fLej? to Righljf C. Fleck, R. Conney, C. Callihan, Mr. Smith, J. Spencer, R. Sturtz, M. Audey, C. Jenkins. Absent: M. McClaffertry, S. Pinkas, T. Rose, A. Spran kle, L. Varrato. ALBERT SMITH i . X , 0 . . 5 49 . U9 Sitting First Row fLej? to Rightl: P. Shiley, P. Sida, C. Eash, S. Mansfield. Second Row KLM to Rightj: C Bywater, D. Graham, C. Salsginer. Third Row fLe,h to Rightl: M. Louchart, J. Garfoyle, B. Miltenovich, T Brazil. Fourth RowlLeh to Rightl: Mr. Smith, S. Cherney, P. McDaniel, T. Williams. COURSE DESCRIPTION Instruction in short order cooking, serving, baking, restaurant management, hostes- sing, cashiering, caring for and maintaining of kitchen equipment. Practical experience will be provided in the school restaurant and kitchen. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES The need for people in food preparation, packaging, and distribution is constantly on the increase. Waiters and waitresses will be needed to service the public in hotels and restaurants. Sales- persons are in demand in food preparation plants, food markets. and as door to door deliverymen. Shops8c Labs l27 First Row fLeh to Rightj: D. Foust, B. Kisel, F. Shomo, K. Chandler, F. Partsch, W. Christ, Mr. Egolf. Second Row fLej? to Rightl: M. Nadonley, L. Dombrosky, D. Edminston, R. Harman. Third Row fLej to Rightj: L. Woodard, J. Safko, D. Blough. Fourth Row KLM to Rightj: M. Johns, B. Dabbs, B. Miller, A. Domonkos, S. Leventry, M. Nolan. Absent: D. Dibble. First Row 1Leh to Rightj: L. Bloom, S. Adams, D. Waehner, S. Miller, B. Ulasky, JAMES EGOLF D. Bloom. Second Row ILeh to Rightj: D. Yerty, B. Delusa, J. Klem, D. Hinton, R. Coleman. Third Row fLejt to Rightl: B. Zvonick, E. Smith, P. Petak, B. Wis- singer, J. Marsh, Mr. Egolf. Absent: S. Antinoro, M. Petree, J. Kuhns. COURSE DESCRIPTION The Heavy Mining Machinery mechanics course will provide instruction in maintenance, rebuilding, and operation of underground and open pit mining equipment. Emphasis will be placed upon oxyacetylene and electric arc welding, A.C. 8: D.C. electricity, hydraulics, gasoline and diesel engines, gear boxes, troubleshooting. and safety. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES Due to the increased production of coal in this area and the shortage of skilled mechanics, the opportunities will be great in the years to come. 128 Shops Q Labs Kneeling fLeh to Rightl: L. Sidor, M. Miske, J. Griffen, J. Turner, C. Haney. Standing Second Row fLej? to Rightl: D. Sabo, C. Sirko, S. Truscello, J. Edwards, R. Peterson, T. Moss, G. Holtzman. Third RowfLeh to Rightj: M. Neff, J. Wachs, M. Jimick, B. Cullen, Mr. Corbin. t . 'lil' .. -. A. i 4 ,, ':- ' 1 .V V KM F 3 x I i X is .1 .I I sa f ... .',.. xi -.k,, R M I f Amy X Kneeling ILej? to Rightl: B. Frankhauser, J. Benford, D. Cowan, T. Fatula, T JAMES CURBIN Block, S. Daily, R. Fabina, M. Fabrizio, J. Bayush, R. Dayton, R. Bowers. Standing ILM to Rightl: P. Freiwald, A. Alexander, D. Burke, M. Lappi, C. Cigich, C Kapitan, R. Flynn, B. Gouch, D. Grove, Mr. Corbin. COURSE DESCRIPTION Instruction will be provided in the setting up and operation of those machine tools such as engine lathes, milling machines, drill presses, precision grinders, shapers, power saws, etc., as related to accepted practice and procedure on the industrial level. Advanced students will be afforded the opportunity to develop additional skills in precision measurement, layout and inspection tedlniques, through the use of vemier and optical equipment. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES Machining workers are one of the most important groups of workers in the labor force. Jobs can be obtained in machine shops, metal fabrication plants, steel mills and factory maintenance shops. Shops 81 Labs l aa- i 2 ies, Kneeling lLeh to Rightl: G. Trio, J. Herdman, A. Mihalik, D. Seese, M. Williams. Standing !Lef? to Righti: Mr. Omer, M. Dorin, J. Lozar, A. Andrayo, J. Weinzierl, W. Czymik, R. Noon, R. Smith, B. Valinsky. Absent: P. Gillen, T. Trio, J. Falls, T. Swintosky, J. McClafferty, T. Kornprobst, B. Maldet, T. Krivach, T. Gillett, C. Spaid. . 'fl ll', 'i. ' . .vl si 5 . A. 1 . v aft ' ..4l Kneeling ILM to Rightl: R. Smith, R. Merle, M. Orr, T. Tomlison, J. Murphy. STEPHEN ORNER Standing fLej? to Righty Mr. Omer, B. Wadsworth, G. Bereschok, C. Speicher, T. Naglic, E. Noon, R. Burke, D. Chapel, J. Radwanski, F. Burkett. Absent: D. Thomas, M. Trio. COURSE DESCRIPTION The student in this course is given instruction in blueprint readingg mechanical drawingg shop mathematicsg sketching, sheetmetal layout: and cutting, forming, assembling, installing, and repairing of sheetmetal parts, articles, and equipment. He leams to operate such machinery as power shears, forming machines, brakes, rolls, crimpers, and wiring machines. He also gains ex- perience in the use of hand tools, soldering, riveting, and welding and grinding of sheet metal parts. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES Opportunities for skilled metal workers are readily available as metal fabrication workers, roofers, aircraft sheet metal workers, ship fitters, air conditioning craftsmenn and in various welding fields as well as in industrial plants and in small shops. 130 Shops 8: Labs 'QLHW 3 First Row Front fLeh to Rightj: T. Alexander, D. Rager, B. Cameron. Second Row lLeji to Righlj: R. Gou- naris, J. Glass, J, Fleck, T. Homer, P. Becker, V. Chicarell, K. Phenicie. Absent: J, Safko, J. Kupecky, D. Shepard, R. Smith. J sf' PEQX f i ...X .1 Kneeling lLej? to Rightl: B. Mack. L. Bennett, A. Nagey, J. Spontak, M. Gabany. T. Ribaric. Standing lLej? to Rightj: M. Miller, B. Wire, N. Petroe, T. Saloniy, R. Levemight, R. Gounaris, C. Wissinger, J. Georgianna, T. Sterle. Absent: B. Hall. D. White. FRANK CALDWELL COURSE DESCRIPTION The Service Station Mechanic course will provide instruction in hydraulics, brakes, electrical system, ig- ntion systems, cooling systems, carburetion, wheel suspension, front-end alignment, tune-up, and drive line. Training also includes a course in small engine repair, salesmanship, inventory control, record keeping, merchandise display, management, and service and repair of auto- motive air conditioning. P MPLO YMEN T OPPORTUNITIES Several avenues of advancement are open to gasoline service station attendants. With additional training, attendants may become automobile mechanicsg those with business management capabilities may advance to station manager. ' Shops Q Labs as . V r Q' . Q: Aiv- '- V l'L! Q' 2 fFf S ' 4. 1' . N H 'sr Q2-...-ff' - . f .. i .,. new f- ' fewer. fisff if .- 3 2 . f - f g ,?, i. . f....iH -t X- N M K. Q ' . .,.,. ' Ml' ,i a t , b' '...b 5, ip x g fffgiag lt e . .h l 4 ,- X-sisf ' , J 1 . f ' if MQ, ii' First Row Sitting I Left to Rightl: T. I-luss, R. Schaffauer, S. Stenher, P. Martin V! y M C de C. Hladio, G. Tutokey, B. Penrod. Second Row Standing fLeji to Rightl: N. Long WELLA BOSSER D. Kovach, C. Lasher, J. Stifiler. B. Brkovich, J. Goliau, S. Kosanovich, J. Road- man. Absent: M. McClafferty, J. Zimmerman, S Blaloch, G. Jenkinson, S. Jack T. Nitka. f--ga, , S . 5 ' First Row Front fLeD to Rightj: D. Heim, S. Harbaugh, K. Whatmore. Second Row Back lLej? to Righty: R. Louder, B. Wherry, M. Wegrzniak, C. Fetsko, C. Terek, D. Terek, K. McTonic, K. Marks, M. Zettle, C. Walker, F. Salsgiver, C. Gaydos, B. Taylor. Absent: C. Hutchinson. COURSE DESCRIPTION Specialized classroom 8L laboratory leaming experiences concemed with the fabn- cation and alteration, by hand and machine, of all types of men's and women's Outer apparel. Instruction will include sketching, taking measurements, pattem making, cutting, draping, machine and hand stitching. RELA TED CA REER AREAS Self-employed Drapery 8: Tailor Comparison Shopper Work Industrial Sewer Dressmaking Designing Alterations Qstorel Pattem Making Merchandising Tailoring 132 Shopsdc Labs Salesperson Kneeling lLej? to Rightl: D. Friewald, D. Barefoot, E. Berringer, A. Sowerbrower, T. Rebochak. Standing ILM to Rightl: M. Drobnick, R. Hansal, P. Mayercsik, R. Miller, B. Kordell, T. Becker, M. Karmen, D. Lichvar, W. Dill, D. Slebodnik, Mr. Cummings, Z. Kough. Absent: M. Mazaresse, W. Smith. it Q. We .. M? Kneeling fLej9 to Rightif R. McNutty, J. Haney, M. Difolry, D. Ross, L. Cer- nansky. Second Row Standing lLeH to Rightj: J. Janoschak, R. Smith, T. Wilson, RONALD CUMMINGS R. Shirt, W. Hamilton, R. Smith. Third Row lLeh to Rightj: R. Janik, T. Kar- lick, Mr. Cummings, J. Everheart. Absent: R. Morgart, l. Frye, J. Shearer, R. Livengood. COURSE DESCRIPTION This course includes theory, laboratorylshop training, and practical experiences in the following areas: refined operations of all drill presses, engine lathes, horizontal and vertical milling machines, surface grinders, intemal and extemal grinders, tool cutters, jig boring, jig grinding, electrical discharge machine, bench work, layout ofjobs, blueprint reading, hot treatment of steels, mechanical drawing basic designing, metallurgy, shop mathematics. sketching, use of optical instruments in the inspection of work and other appropriate units. Students will have the opportunity to specialize in areas of their personal interest or ability. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES Employment of tool and die makers is expected to increase moderately during the 1970's as a result of the anticipated expansion of metal working activity. ROY SHAULIS l34 Shopsdt Labs Kneeling !Lej? to Righli: R. New, B. Pitt, S. Douglas, R. Boring, E. Beier, J. Beechman. Standing iLeh to Righti: Mr. Shaulis, T. Boring, J. Hahan, L. Wargo, J. Layman, A. Gorbosky, T. Fleegle, M. Janezic, J. Lawhead, D. McClearly, A. Maldet. Absent: B. Beneen, J. Molnar, J. Belle, C. Falsone, D. Flack, V. Johns, R. Wallace. ' we s was ey., ,A H I PI at K I V f . 1 I' First Row fLefz to Righii: J. Zalucki, G. Giffin, R. Schonvinsky, T. Bowman, D. Peters. Second Row KLM to Rightj: J. Zalucki, R. Boback, W. Black, S. Hampton, B. Emeigh, M. Bodenschatz. Third Row iLe,h zo Righti: R. Lawery, M. Fyock, D. Strahan, D. Brehm, J. Tallyen. Absent: J. Brydon, W. Livengood, W. McTonic, R. Rayhocki. COURSE DESCRIPTION The student is taught the fundamentals of fusing metals by the use of heat produced from buming gas or an electric arc. Instruction includes the proper use, maintenance, and repair of acetylene torches and electric arc welding equipment. Both manual and automatically operated cutting torches are used for straight line cutting to templet design. Layout and project construction with various types of metals will be an important aspect of instruction. Welding processes include: manual electric arc with stick electrode, MIG- metalic inert gas arc welding with semi-automatic machines using solid wire and cored flux wire, TIG-tungsten inert gas' arc welding. and acetylene gas welding and brazing. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES Opening for welders are available in all metal fabrication industries, maintenance work, testing and repair types of welding. Industries that would employ welders are: steel mills. mines, machine shops, aluminum fabricators, foundries, btilding and bridge contractors, pipeline construction and aircraft industries-including the space vehicle programs. l l First Row Sitting lLeB to Righti: B. Myers, K. Dickson, D. Graham, D. Grassmyer, B. Potter, D. Noon. i Second Row Sitting tLeft to Rightt: D. Mainbert, M. Slezak, R. Lapinsky, M. Kolson, B. Jordan, T. Gay, G. Tengers. Third Row Standing ILM to Righti: M. Ryan, A. Gomerac, G. Chorik, K. Berkebile, B. Walker, L. Beck. Fourth Row StandingtLej? to Rightt: R. Graflis. D. Bicko, R. Fox, R. Jones. 9 i 1' --.ii .-'iD 1 First Row Sitting fLeh to Rightl: R. Holiday, B. Harbart, D. Thomas, B. Delorie, G. Town. Second Row Standing fLeh to Rightt: D. Sanders, M. George. G. Helsel, FRANK BATRONIS A. Balak, D. Campagna, F. Lopez, A. Nitka, J. Stenger, Mr. Batronis. Absent: B. Hobson, T. Krens. R. Schubert, J. Buxbaum, T. Renaldi. COURSE DESCRIPTION The student is taught the basic AC St DC theoryg to layout, assemble, install, test, maintain, and repair electrical lixtures, and control equipment and wiring used in light and power systems. Repair of electrical motors, generators and other electrical equipment is also a part ofthe instruction program. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES Jobs for qualitied tradesmen are available with electrical contractors, large factories, ship- building and air craft manufacturers. The outlook is excellent for the next decade. Shopslc Labs l35 I First Row Sitting iFront to Backl: K. Nikonow, K. Saloka, D. Safko, N. Garolus, B. Yelovich. Second Row Sitting iFront to Backl: M. Kovalchik, K. Reindlleisch, P. Schreier, C. Houghton, C. Sarlouis. Third Row Sitting fFl'0lll to Backl: N. Kyler, S. Long, P. Way. COURSE DESCRIPTION Instruction provides the student with a comprehensive intro- duction to the medical, para-medical. and health care delivery services through analysis of career accrediting organizations and their requirements. Laboratory periods consist of specialized science courses and their application to the health care iicld. To supplement and balance the students educational experience the curriculum includes a study of Fine Arts, held trips to health maintenance and educational organizations. plus guest lecturers from specilic areas of medical expertise, and a senior research presentation. The student will also leam medical terminology, laboratory procedures, human pathogenic agents, measurements, and treatment theory. RELATED CAREER AREAS Students will be prepared for entry into training programs at both the technician and professional levels. Examples ot' programs our graduates can pursue are: Doctor of Medicine Medical Research Doctor of Dentistry Medical Social Work Doctor of Psychiatry Laboratory Technology Physician Assistant Radiology Physical Therapy Registered Nurse M Hospital Administration Respiratory Therapy 136 Shops 8t Labs C' U First Row Sitting fFront to Backj: D. Butts, D. Brown, M. Black. Second Row Sitting fFront to Backl: M. Leib, S. Diehl, C. Petrore, K. Parrish, V. Wingard, Third Row !Front to Backl: V. Grennell, A. Givens, P. Swanson, D. Browning, J. Kemecak. Standing fLej? to Rightl: J. Woss, B. Peterson, G. Musiliek, J. Smith, S. Smolko. First Row Sitting lFront to Backl: R. Christensen, T. Jarabak, P. McDonald, G. Vonlunen. Second Row Sitting lFront to Backl: S. Raymond, D. Siverinac, L. Kaufman, D. Divine, D. Boring. Third Row Sitting iFront to Backl: C. Cook, My Cerula, L. Shastck, J. Slivosky, K. Pavlich. Shops dc Labs 137 . Sitting fLeft to Rightl: L. Dunmeyer, M. Rose, J. Chanda. Standing fLeh to Rightl: B. Bodner, R. Schreyer J. Paff, T. Ravida, D. Saccol, B. Cramer, L. Ocha, M. Mihalacki, J. Black, E. Mundock, C. Homick.Absen1 B. Myers. ' ,fa?1?f: T' .wif - l lr U J ....... 5' m I K 1 N ' :FA 5..- Sitting fLeh to Rightj: J. Hardison, C. Bischof, P. Davis, R. Kinsey. Second Row DAVID SHAW Standing ILM to Rightj: J. Paff, D. Barkhymer, B. Fischer, P. Newcomer. Second Row Standing fLeH to Righll: D. Coyle, R. Wissinger. B. Wess. Absent: M. Baser- man, J. Dona, T. Haymaker, P. Howrylak, D. Cassidy. COURSE DESC RIPTTION This program is designed to develop the student in the art of logical thinking in preparation for the business world of work as a computer programmer, or in any related occupation requiring disciplined thinking habits. The goal of this course is to prepare the student for computer programing th rough instruction in and application of problem analysis through goal definition, system design, flow charting, and program writing in the popular Common Business Oriented Language QCOBOLJ. Secondly, the students are ex- pected to develop skill in the operation, programming, and wiring of peripheral equipment supporting the computer so that they have an entry level skill. A third objective is to prepare the leamer for occupations that interpret or process data or information entering or leaving the computer data processing operation. EMPLOYMENTOPPORTUNITIES This is a rapidly growing field in business, education and industry. l38 Shopslz Labs 1 5 v. 'X I s I 'Kun-..,.,.,-Q..-,N 2 3 . X X X Q, .X X X X Standing fLeh to Rightl: K. Houghton, B. Salemo, P. Suter, N. Debias, D. Baker, B. Shomo, K. Kirkwood, M. Latch, D. Detwiler, K. Toth, D. Worthington, Mr. D. Owens. Q21 Al' rm: ,f' . v . ' LJ ,di fl? .. if Standing First Row fLej? to Rightj: F. LaBuda, K. Lucas, E. Mayes, P. Vargo, DANIEL OWENS A. Barto, B. Palmer. Second Row fLeh to Rightl: D. Bemett, R. Homer, C. Mil- ler, B. Path, P. Grenell, Mr. D. Owens, R. Gilbert. COURSE DESCRIPTION Instruction is provided in the function and use of various unit record equipment such as the key- punch, veriiier, interpreter, sorter, reproducer, along with a key-to-memory and a key-to-tape unit used to prepare information for computer processing. An introduction to data processing provides an overall view of data processing iield and the direction it is headed. Emphasis is placed on preparing the student to be able to convert various technical as well as math and science prob- lems into the Fortran language for processing by the computer. Preparing logic flow charts and documenting the students own work is also a part of data processing. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES This is a rapidly growing iield in business, education and industry. Shops 8: Labs 139 . .. X .L'. 5 . it .. isis i . . awk is l I fa 3 I ...san if . . ,. .swf . ! g Standing ILeft to Rightls S. Constable, R. Shawley, D. Seth, T. Wollhope, G. Lewis, G. MacAnem, L. Myers, D. Peters. Absent: T. Ober, G. Ognibene, D. CECIL LOHR Smithley, J. Chanler, T. Roberts. fi 'M my haw ...ni .V - ,... , . .W ---W ' e 1 - fs saws. is' N. riffi-'l '-'wi- Front Row lLefl to Rightl: W. Walko, K. Rowles, R. Weaver, T. Sheffier, R. Walyko, S. McClain, N. Dayton, C. Kelly. Back Row fLeh to Rightj: R. Meyers, K. Holsopple, K. Way, L. Roberts. Absent: J. Micklos. COURSE DESCRIPTION This program has been developed to train students for the new off-farm job opportunities in agriculture. During the course of study students are exposed to a wide variety of subject matter. The basic principles of forest management are studied including tree planting, protection, measurement, and harvesting. Students leam the methods of conserving soil, water. air and wildlife as well as the management of recreational parks. For students interested in mechanics, instruction is provided in the sale and service of agricultural equipment. The production and selling of fruits and vegetables. dairy products, and meat products is an integral part of the program. Instruction in fertilizers, seeds, plant identification, pesticides, and herbicides is provided. Acquiring positions directly after graduation is possible: however, those students wishing to continue their education in an agricultural tield will tind the course beneficial. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES As long as consumers desire food and clothing there will be job openings in agriculture. Agriculture is becoming more mechanized and diversified each year. This program has been developed to meet the employment needs of these new trends. no simpsa um ' lLeD to Righrl: J. Pastovich, J. Shearman, M. Lopez, D. Kralik, J. Suboleski, C. Barto, A. Leach, J. Shirey, C. Mihalko, P. Suboleski, D. Wilson, J. Sullivan, D. Wilson. bd I I be er nl-K. , 1 Xwiltvfi S. Dabbs, R. Strahan, D. Sowerbrower, C. Flynn, B. Bodenshatz, M. Weismiller. JAMES GETTINGS COURSE DESCRIPTION Emphasis is placed on industrial laboratory techniques. Quantitative, qualitative, instrumental analysis and organic chemistry will be taught with industrial type instruments and equipment. A modem industrial chemistry laboratory will be used with modern day technology. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES As a chemical technician, our graduates will be prepared to assist chemists and chemical engineers in areas such as pollution control, plastics, pharmaceuticals, metals, paints, petroleum and the nuclear lield. Shops 8a Labs l4l -... ' Tl Sitting I Left to Righty: D. Kinsey, J. Morgart, M. Starchok, S. Krens, J. Skalek, D. Bodenschatz. Standing fLeh to Rightl. Mr. Lane. R. Miller, K. Pallos. COURSE DESCRIPTION Civil technicians assist engineers in the planning and construc- tion of highways, bridges, dams, etc. ln the planning stage he may help in estimatingoostsand in the preparing of specifications for materials or participate in surveying, drafting, detailing, or design work. On actual construction he may assist the contractor or superintendent in sched- uling construction activities or inspect the work for conformance with blueprints and specifica- tions. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES Employment opportunities for the well-qualified technician are expected to expand in the future. As the employment of scientists and engi- neers continues to grow, so will the need for the skilled technician. DONALD LANE I42 Shops 8: Labs ti R. ...h , 'fs i I1 X I l l . l Sitting First Row tLej? to Rightl: M. Znidarsic, D. Kopco, E. Fisher, D. Williams, J. Buchko. Standing Second Row fLeft to Rightj: M. Symon, K. Albaugh, R. Buxbaum, S. Crum, D. Pierce, B. Bailey, M. Grabusnik, Mr. Shatzer. Absent: K. Bubans, T. Hoffman, A. Zalucki, B. McAuliff. DAVID SHATZER COURSE DESCRIPTION Draftsmen will translate the ideas, rough sketches, specifi- cations and calculations of engineers, architects, and designers into complete working drawings which are used by the skilled craftsmen in the manufacture of the product. Draftsmen will make calculations conceming strength and cost of materials, also check dimensions of parts and their relationship to each other. Through their drawings and specifications they describe what materi- als and processes skilled craftsmen are to use on a particular job. Students will leam interpreta- tion and application of engineering symbols, mathematical formulas, tables. charts, and cata- logued engineering data and parts. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES Draftsmen may specialize in a particular lield such as mechanical, electrical, electronic, aeronautical, structural and architectural drafting. Em- ployment of draftsmen is expected to rise rapidly as a result of the increasingly complex design problems of modem products and processes. Shops dt Labs 143 . ,. A R. sl ff an 3 Row One ILefl to Rightl: M. Petrilla. M. Brandle, R. Jeffreys, B. Gorzelsky, K. Hershberger. Row Two fLeh to Rightj: R. Rychak, R. Krstyen, R. Lasko, D. Schuster, D. Metroka, F. Kranyc. Row Three fLeft to Righll: Mr. Vitko, D. Schutte, JOHN VITKO B. Frick. D. Arnold. F. Feyock, J. Stanley,T. Devine. 144 Shops8r Labs , . no W sal s. I . ' 2 Q S Kneeling fLeh to Rightl: B. Bremer, G. Pastenak, R. Bischoff, R. Oreskovieh, G. Claik, W. Ryba, K. War- onek. Row Two ILM zo Rightl: Mr. Vitko, E. Ford. E. Sakmar, E. Rock, B. Reininger, D. Hilands, T. Sim- mons, J. Menhom, K. Domborsky, D. Ruhe, B. Zipf, M.l Weaver, M. Fatula, M. Zeth, A. Kelly. Absent: P. Fulton, D. Callihan. COURSE DESCRIPTION Electrical Technology consists of an organization of subject matter and laboratory experiences designed to provide preparation in the development and testing ofelectrical circuits, devices and systems for generating electricity and the distribution and utilization of electrical power. These electrical systems incorporate and require knowledge about the ap- plication of electronic and instrumentation devices. LENGTH OF COURSE This is a one year program for l0th grade boys. At the end of grade I0 the boys will chose either the electronics technology or electrician course forthe remaining years of the program. COURSE DESCRIPTION A need for business workers is prevelant. This course offers training and skill building to the student inter- ested in an immediate business occupation. A concentrated study in a laboratory situation is conducted with instruction ranging from simple mechanical devices to electronic equip- ment. Some of the machines included in the course are calculator machines, mail-handling machines, duplicating machines, and book- keeping machines. Training is given on unit record equipment including the keypunch, verifier. interpreter. and reproducer. Legal terminology. documents, and transactions are given concentrated emphasis. Emphasis is also displayed in handling correspondence, writing case histories. preparing medical reports. and keeping both medical and business records, fi l lv' thus allowing the businessman to concentrate . ,, , U., more on his professional duties. :.'1'i ' EMPLOYMENTOPPORTUNITIES Many opportunities exist in local business and .. Sitting fLej? to Rightj: P. Fleming, N. Wicknick, B. Lohr. lntfutfjazgrfzjlgges fog thethigh 'iamigf Sfaguale - . , - - r m. ecre anes in w o nces, First Row K Left to Rtghtj. V. Spaid, D. Sunsen, S. Drenchko, lega, departments of banks and mm companies' M- Bllfket B- AlTi0ld. S- Romesbufgt D- Zack. AbSPll!.' D. business corporations, and legal bureaus of Burkett, J. Cowan, C. Croyle. thc government mills! H few- at I I J, . sis .ff-iw 1 I Q Q Q :'j,QTsk ' Q V.. . .D IT .ral ...,g.znl-v- fix' 5 ' 4 .-ff? t Standing ILM to Rightl: Mrs. Minahan, V. Javos, P. Smith, V. Williams, K. Kerr, M.A. Lucia C. Booth, E. Wingard. SittinglLeh to Rightl' J. Bandjej, M. Stofko, J. Nagy, S. Hutzle. Av'- ., ' ' - 1 I 1 9 il .-f Y ,, Standing fLeh to Rightl: Mrs. McGhee, G. Senuta, L. Hudek. Sitting ILM to Rightl: M. Cernetich. D. Hochschild, K. Glavanic, D. Miller. l. Pagliaro. MA RYANN MINAHAN Sitting First Row lLeh to Rightl: T. Parrish, M. Bradley, J. Orsargos, K. Smajdy, D. Yamrose. J. Fieser, D. Wess. StandingILeh to Rightl: L. Vann, D. Harvath, B. Appleyard, J. Varga, S. Martin, K. Hennessey, K. Elias, J. Bellak, J. Shaffer, B. Rerko, S. Hansen. ,Q ,jp GLEN ELLIOT First Row fLeh to Rightl: J. Passalaqua, R. Halach, D. Gibson, D. Piskuric, B. Nemeth, L. Lordltch. Second Row lLej? to Rightl: S. Salvador, D. Mihelic, B. Woomer, L. Konieczay, J. Hill, R. Coffroth, E. Jabber, M. Kendera. COURSE DESCRIPTION Instruction is provided in this course in basic and advanced electronic principles. The applications to be studied include: radio and television, telemetry, electronic instrumentation, industrial controls, and electronic automation. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES The electronics technician can be found in research laboratories, electronics equipment manu- facturing plants. utilities companies, and sell'-employment as a maintenance technician. The outlook is excellent for the foreseeable future. I46 Shops 8: Labs Z' ka First Row fLeft to Rightj: J. Peterson, A. Plaza, R. Dodson, R. Penrod, J. Yourich. Second Row fLeh to Rightl: D. Schriem, T.Oaks, J. Livengood, C. Orsargos, T. Coudriet, K. Gifson, W. Ream, T. Bevilaqua. Third R0wfLeH to Rightl: D. Lehman, B. Lape, B. Lipton. ,,.,,,,-4 - Xt Q., .1 First Row lLeft to Rightl: J. Kovalchek. C. Wilson, J. Delson, K. Kozar, D. Fecko E. Bien. second Row fren 10 Rightj: K. Rager, T. Tomkowski, T. Sedlemyer, Ai FREDERICK BERISH Eisenhuth, R. Pavlosky, J. Varchol, R. Sakmar, D. Kormanik. Absent: J. Yellenic. COURSE DESCRIPTION Instruction is provided in this course in basic and advanced electronic principles. The applications to be studied include: radio and television, telemetry, electronic instrumentation, industrial controls, and electronics automation. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES The electronics technician can be found in research laboratories, electronics equipment manu- facturing PIUIIS. utilities companies, and self-employment as a maintenance technician. The outlook is excellent for the foreseeable future. Shops 81. Labs 1 gtl IR Standing lLeh to Rightl: J. Frankhauser, P. O'Leary, B. Davis, P. Partsch, Mrs. Boyer. Sitting lLeh to Rightl: J. Sojak, G. Bua, M. Nelson. K. Cartwright, D. JEAN BOYER Druzak, B. Wirick, K. Teplica, B. Burkardt, S. Mishler, B. Toth. Jmll . - . .... .s.. 1 gi iEwi ? if, gi J . bfi if . . , ...eg S' is as X K y ' 'gl t . 'Fin ' 4 wifi - E ' Q' . - N : - it ..,,., --- .. S '- if , ,g A v 4 X ' Q . mel. Row Two fLe,0 to Rightj: L. Rusin, R. Davies, C. Jurich, V. Click, L. Lawson, T. Rice, H. Petrilla, T Bremer, L. Rehn, C. Zito, M. Ukmar, K. Studt, T. Gregorich. Row Three fLeft to Rightl: J. Gosnell, J Timko. COURSE DESCRIPTION The Medical Laboratory Technician's Assistant program provides experience in the processes, methods. and use of equipment common to medical laboratories. Emphasis is placed on chemistry, mathematics, scientilic procedure. and related technical information. After completing 2 years at Vo-Tech the student will have an opportunity to enter the I4 month program at a local hospital. Upon acceptance and completion of the program at the hospital, students will be eligible to take the test for National Certified Lab Technician Assistant licensing. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES Employment opportunities for medical laboratory technician assistants are expected to remain excellent th rough the mid 1970's 148 Shops8c Labs C ,if Sitting 1Left to Righty: M. Perry, R. Thompson, J. Lehman. T. O'Donoghue, J. Suboleski, T. Bentz, D. Rum- Lek ro Right: Mr. Knox, A. Pantano, S. Gualardo, B. Oldham, K. Waronek, K. Ferg, D. Krug, R. Lacko, D. Shepherd COURSE DESCRIPTION The student will cover the aspects of practical metallurgy from the point of view ol' the technician and the technicians concentration with practical matters, with enough theoretical material added to clarify important points, Beginning with a survey of the three important areas of metallurgy-Aprocess metallurgy, mechanical metallurgy, and physical metallurgy, the student proceeds to deal with the technique of metallography, temperature measurement and control, various techniques used in heat treatment, followed by testing of materials using mechanical and analytical techniques. The areas of vacuum metallurgy, powder metallurgy and ceramics will also be dealt with in keeping up to date with new metallurgical developments. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES Because of the research and develop- QQ? ment program in the field of metals, thejob opportunities as metallurgical technicians are expected to increase in the years to come as the importance of metallurgy con- tinue to grow. WILLIAM KNOX Shopsdc Labs 149 MA RY THO MPSON 150 Shops as s ' f -ee... -J , 4 . I x ,.. br K I Sitting iLek to Rightis P. Mikolic. S. Hancock, D. Dulle, K. Schiffaurer, J. Kovach, A. Sutt, D. Hrivnak D. Denne, P. Dadey. Standing I Left to Rightj: K. Honchar. l. Barbalish, K. Bopp, P. Hoffman, B. Mangas P. Dragovich, D. Unger, S. Zinner, C. Frank, R. Tighe, Mrs. Thompson. Absent: P. Bearer. R. Gallman D. Lehman, P. Singer. w...s...f .s , .sift Q25 q 1 7 . - . , 5' ri? ' ..,.. T' F t. 5 ferr . 'sift S. SittingfLeh to Righty: J. Graftius, T. Miller, M. Werner, S. Hoke, M. Hess. L. Pen rod, D. Nicodemus, F. Walker, T. Haynal. Standing lLeH to Rightl: L. Harrison baugh, A. Carrara, E. Dillon, D. Brant. Absent: A. Fenimore, B. McVicker. COURSE DESCRIPTION The students study merchandising and economics ol' distribution. ln the junior year, the student reveives classroom instruction in merchandising which covers such areas as salesmanship, buying, credit, advertising, display, sales promotion. and customer service. ln the Senior year, the program consists ol' classroom instruction in distribution which covers such topics as cash register operation, insurance and taxes, business ethics. business law. and administration. The on-the-job experience portion of this program provides an opportunity for student employment in local wholesale and retail establishments. One year ol' this training is a cooperative-work program whereby the students attend school part time and work part time in retail storesg thus they are better able to apply the principles of business. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES Due to the development of large shopping centers and the increase in retail sales, opportunities will be excellent in this tield. Those who gain additional training can progress to purchasing agent, sales manager and other types of manageri- al and executive positions. Cc Labs D. Meekins, L. Diamond, J. Bowder, K. Suljak, B. Dibble, G. Churchey, W. Co: if-. M- as I 'M riff A 3 L?sw 1- ,MS fs?-'-if f ,ff he L. 1. 'Jw ,.:',2j. 6- .fx , ai. ri - ' t tiff: fins l af '7' rv ?fEAi.,gMWWf 5 . M., kgs:'f1g-els K ' is 4 ' ,X E . BHK'-ef-. yi, gtk' .Rh , i ., .L . - X.. . 5 X' E s i , - 0 'sth WILLIAM KARL Row On ILM to Righrl: K. Barefoot, B. Newkirk, V. Urban. Row Two fLeB to Rightl: S. Ratjar, N. Livingood, N. Petrusic, C. Obarsky, F. Smajda, M. Ramos, J. Mareck, D. Corral, R. Logan. Row Three ILM to Rightl: B. Baxter, B. Kozar, D. Anderson. Absent: K. Osipov, B. Cashaw. A + -if-X . .., Y ' 7 F A A I l i - .... .. . , l if 4,1 -- . . . . Row One fLep to Rightl: R. Strauss, C. Walkowski, K. Jefferys, B. Moul, M. Saly. Row Two ILM to Rightl: Mr. Karl, K. Tabek, D. Miller, J. Larkin, M. Semasko, R. Beam, M. Steinberg, J. Pavich, J. Hockyko. Row Three ILej? to Rightl: B. Minahan, M. Yelovich. Absent: J. Morgan, V. Kovach, J. Hamet. I COURSE DESCRIPTION The structural and architectural design technicians work with the engineer and architect in developing plans for buildings and other structures. The technician works with the various materials, costs, etc.. as well as the layout and design that is in keeping with the various building codes, zoning laws, and other regulations and ordinances, The re- sulting effort must be in keeping with cost limitations as well as the clients preference as to the style and plan. He assists the archi- tect in inspections to make certain that the design is not altered and that the materials used agree with contract specifications, EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES Employment of draftsmen is expected to rise rapidly as a result of the increasingly complex design problems of modern buildings. shops at Labs I Sl s. Us ,L-P' Standing lLeft to Righ1l:T. Mishler, V. Mock,T. Margetan, D. Miller, NSW' r 5 D. Livingston. COURSE DESCRIPTION Tenth grade students who have indicated an interest in becoming technicians will elect six ofthe following technical courses for sampling purposes: Data Processing MetallurgicalTechonolgy Electronics Technology Health Technologies Civil Technology Drafting 8: Machine Design Structural 8: Architectural Design Agriculture Technology Chemical Technology ill Q67 123 173 133 Q33 C43 C97 C57 By spending US ofthe school day in the technical laboratory under the supervision ofthe instructor, gain an understanding of occupations and training requirements for courses offered in grade eleven. 152 Shops8t Labs it is anticipated that students will F B Sitting First RowlLeB to Rightl: C. Hoba, N. Gelet. D. Palmer, R. Albertson. Sitting Second Row iLej? to Rightj: B. Wilson, G. Christina, C. Miller, C. Reighards, M. Nemith. Standing Third Row iLeft to Rightl: C. Roberts, P. Brown, T. Devine, C. Gomulka, J. Dybert, L. Kawchak, D. Paff, R. Kormanik, M. Behr, S. Lamen. q-A' 4' - ' . ,,.f-Q gm is .R .5 .S Q W 1. ,I 1 x ' L I If x . I I TQ., M.. K . ,f-H 'S S V A 5 LL A' X lil ' -8 1 .. Sitting First Row iLeh to Rightl: R. Ferenchik, C. Miller, S. Custer. Sitting Second Row iLej? to Rightj: T. Miller, R. Rome- burg, B. Miller. Standing Third RowiLeh to Rightl: J. Diggins, R. Bracken, B. Lasko, K. Robertson. We H? A- . +5-5 Sitting iLej? to Righty: D. Farley, D. Merrits, B. Grasser, D. Cemansky, D. La Rue, T. Fox. X Shops 81 Labs 153 . 'Ajit---.k A Sitting Front fLefr to Righty: M. Maser. P. Barzensky, B. Curley, B. Butchko, K. Murray, P. Pavlick. T. Dabbs, D. Vamer. Standing Back fLeH to Rightl: J. Mehora, J. Zare, L. Teplica, C. Vitovich, K. Livingston, A. Tessari. First Row Sitting ILM to Righzj: D. Kensinger, M. Audey. Second Row Sitting lLej? to Rightj: C. Soha, D. Merritts, D. Russle. Third Row Standing lLej? to Righti: D. Pertrusic, B. Cooper, N. Pasquerilla. Sitting iLeh to Rightl. B. Beas, S. Whiteford, P. Levichik, B. Benson, B. Holtzman, A. Hovanec, M. Glatz, J. Holmes. Stand- ingiLej? to Rightl: J. Marlowe, K. Rager, B. McGowan, P. Saulsbury, L. Penna, S. Bracken, C. Gore, B. Orlanda, P. Holliday, T. Clemenson, T. Layton, J. Alexander. v LLL.. ,,,, L. L L L LL...LL..L..L.... -.n Sitting First Row lLeh to Righti: L. Slavick, R. Robb, D. Schonvisky. Sitting Second Row iLeft to Rightj: W. Snavly, K Smith, S. Mindala. Sitting Third Row fLeH to Righti: J. Jaber, V. Schutte, B. Shank. Sitting Fourth Row iLeh to Rightj: S Roberts, C. Barrett, L. Hettle. Standing Fwh Row fLeh to Righti: T. Plummer, P. Samo, M. Schreck, B. Shawley, P Hollaway. , 4... W ' ' 5 flifgsxlffiiv P - 45.11.55 First Row Far Lej? iLeh to Rightl: J. Long, D. Heider, D. Hart, S. Gotward. Second Row Middle iLej? to Righti: D. Stewart, S. Znidarsic, D. Tvarzona, B. Urban. Third Row Far Right tLeh to Righti: D. Steinman, B. Vinich, C. Wonders. Fourth Row Standing fLeh to Rightl: M. Fisher, M. Gorchesky, A. Fatula, L. Corle. Emu iLeh to Righti: D. Pavlosky, M. Mucker, S. Myers, C. Formica, G. Owens. Shops 8: Labs COOPER E EDUC I 9:99 Row One ILeB to Rightl: T. Krens, W. Livengood, V. Johns, R. Wallace, J. Bell. Row Two fLeh to Righll: D. Campel, R Diamond, K. Stayrook, S. Miller, S. Steele, J. Gerula. Row Three Men to Righllr D. Smith, E. Knaeufer, G. Cable, E. Ber- ringer, M. Kocsis, J. Moss, B. Tinsmith. B. Dorchak. Row FourfLeft to Rightl: D. Struniak, B. Graham. T. Jury, W. Kauf- man, P. Mayersik, S. Russo, J. Pavlosky, P. Drobnick, J. Fox. Row One !Lej to Righzl: M. Chalan, M. Knapp, B. Himlin, W. Czymik, A. Johnson, R. Kime. Row Two KLM to Rightj: B McTonic, T. Krens, D. Kasay, D. Hershberger, K. Sukenik, J. Trotz. R. Zierer, C. Falsone. Row Three fLeh to Righljs L Jones, J. Falls, M. Murray, R. Rachocky. C. Helsel. B. Probert, R. Doval, R. Costlow, R. Borischak. COOPERA TIVE ED UCA TION The Cooperative Education Program is a cooperative effort by the school and industry for the training of apprentices and leamers. Studentswho meet the requirements of basic trade and technical training, good attitude, and good work habits are recommended to employers for on-the-Job-training. 156 Shops 8: Labs QS ' ---wand? A '-wma .M Vxr' I YV K MM . 4 A 'a -N., H 1555 ? Sami X :N '-. a,, MQW 1 -ME QP? X -45? 2. X fwz f f N x wg, an , W, ,, . ' , 'eau pf W v' Z . ....,.- ' Amie' , I ,fm , x ,ef 3' 3 2 ,ad-. '61 ' 3 Ei THE 76 MEET 0'A0'1A0'7U Qian 'ma' Vx - X N '3 EEE fa- ..1 E32 N 5 ARTISTS , . bE'ii'Mix SIHCE sq I Q ,X oSfe.He,r SPORTS X s., Kneeling fLeh to Righljs D. Collett, T. Fox, G. Tengeres, S. Collelt, G. Lugar, W. Potter, G. Maffeo, R. Kohan.S1andingfLejY1o Righlj: Coach Dave Roman, J. Folty, G. Trio, B, Pastemak,T. Kosanovich, G. Lugar, E. Allison, M. Nolan, K. Ferg. Coach Dave Roman SENIORSQ up 10 Righlf TERRY KosANov1CH, SIDNEY COLLETT, WILLIAM 162 Sports POTTER. Q 'W' xl fi fi . r i .5 nf-f' I-x as i fs, N, Ne., i , av., Si1lingfLef1 lo Righ1J.'P. Flemming, N. Wicknick, K. Teplica, M. Latch, N. Petrusic, P. Sutor, J. Golian. Standing: Coach Major Collins. Happy to see anorner uay ol classes come to a close, the girls cross the bridge to unwind on the courts. R. affil- sa R x sk . , f 1. , 5, Sports I This is your opportunity to com- pete on Northeastem United States, finest cross-country course. Picture yourself on a beautiful autumn evening with the cares of the school day behind you, running our scenic course . . . Up the down mountain, over the babbling, bubbling brook with a quick sprint under the moss covered bridge . . . 164 Sports p Coach Griffiths with John Molnar, and Denny Yamrose. A steady, forceful pace through the paths ofthe cool, dark forest . . . l l wink ,G 0 ., ., ,. ' f 'U up ' ' .,.,. Q , ..- , ' Pausing forjust a nostalgic instant at the Spartan Kissing Rock And then a last valiant burst of speed that brings you to the ultimate victorious goal and the olive wreath. Sports l65 Front Row lLeD to Righty J. Trotz, D. Yamrose, J. Molnar, W. Grech, P. Niemritz. Back Row fLeD to Rightj: D Tasker, R. Smith, L. Lorditch, D. Burke, M. Gabany, Coach Griffiths. PAT NIEMRITZ JOE TROTZ LOU LORDITCH 166 Sports 3 mi 5 Sitting fLej to Rightj: C. Rajter, D. Hochschild, K. Jeffreys, G. Bua, D. Zack, T. Bentz, R. Kormanik, L. Ochoa. Kneel- ing fLeft to Rightl: K. Sakmar, M. Perry, C. Blanda, J. Sojak, M. Lopez, K. Parrish, T. Williams, C. Bango, L. Hettle. Standing fLefi to Rightlf G. VonLunen, B. Bodenschatz, P. Fabina, P. Suboleski, V. Williams, L. Rehn, S. Kingure, Coach Sandy Huska. MER Q,-Q-A QI 2 .,,,f-Q , ..-,M ,,,...,....-M K j .l The Spartans take the ball as Pal Suboleski out-jumps her opponent. 41 53 STARTERS: Lek to Right: G. Bua, P. Fabina, P. Suboleski, D. Zack, M. Lopez. spans 167 NS 5 S QW X .ix Nqr ixw x , . , MW .s as m'Nx- Q.. 2 Z9 X K s J- v X z ' 1 ' Q I f R , , N .mg X 5 X 31 eff X X t x, .5 -ihs-Q , ' , -QNKNS X TN, ' I ., I X 1 im l 5? Lur'- X N ,NN-'ww RTA A N3 E , vii K v , ' E N W!! mi 5 if ! if X Avi? 'at svnnwd ' eg I-7 ,gs 9 Jai , 5511 X W . x I ' - A - Z VARSITY Kneeling fLejI ro Righll: P. Blucas, B. Kozar, M. Vranich, M, Schellhammer, D. Brant, M. Symon, J. Varga, M. Lashinsky. S1andingfLejr ro Rightf: Mr. Roman, T. Brown. M. Ryan, G. Lewis, S. Thiel, M. Weismiller, D. Mihelic, Mr. Slufft. l .. l JUNIOR VARSITY Kneeling fLeh lo Rightl: M. Antal, J. Frankhauser, J. Pelrilla. D. Brant. J. Gergus, B. Mishler, B. Greek. S1andingfLQfi to Righllf Mr. Roman, J. Hahn, D. Petrusic, R. Cooper, L. Van, B. Unger, B. Curly, Mr. Stufft. Q Q31 V e ww at 'W e i n ,mi t ,gy ii Y, k slum-......t.X r x 4 s X it w e-N - awww z i M -Z f ,ai sg A . x . M it X X - f -N Q13-A -- N ' eil. -' fi- '- gg i H W ka N, . is-T gg. 1 is gg. ,S - Mt. 1 K we e A ' f 3 gp N .A milf if nn, 7 , U 33 43 ' f l ' ' WW, -. '- ' x . f WRU! N 9 'J' ,V M fl Xa ,, X . Wgl 7' I ,..x . ew ,Nia nr Rzvzwixr. dwiimf With the swirling flurry ofaction. another Spartan encounter begins. i ,Rx A w l72 Sports MARK SYMON TIM BROWN DON MIHELIC lrll I . ' is We f Q . ZZ? Front RowfLeN to Rightj: R. Taczanowsky, D. Myers, S. Myers, M. Myers, D. Miller, W. Myers, E. Allison, T. Boring. Center Row fLeft to Rightl: Coach Robert Alwine, G. Lugar. D. Collett, T. Tomlinson, B. Lauper. C. Kapitan, H. Livingston, T. Trio, M. Kendera, Coach John Domenick. Back RowlLefi to Rightj: J. Crawley, D. Shipley, S. Adams. 'US' -...f my i s A s ..oer T. Trio towers over his opponent as he develops a head- COACHES: MR. ALWINE and MR. lock hold. DOMENICK SPOHS '73 s..- MATT MYERS WILLIE MYERS DAVE MILLER TONY TRIO Y 'x H1 as ' N ,,. r-.w . ,A Us Q I M, P . . . y I vi, . , iw... X' M . - '41, - fm gk. H .. .grfq o , Q J A-+ N .. ,. . .A . N. N, P yin. - My X k T y ,QW . fx . A s A i . 6- f. .,....3w. -.2 . . . 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I tg-1-a f Q S5522 Hfti. q.x-.fsfgfli fy-X Q, - Q23 .Ai -'1-rg t..- Aww- , ,. gm .g-if 1- ,:' 1. vjr 1: 'IS ev' 8333:-'3e:fi.1fQm fw 311: A- 4t'3g1g!3'x:fm' Rs.-tx!!-.JCI K tif- :i'f ' ?'2:'1.,. .15-S1312 Qff E giglgd ' '.-I 5 S'l fl . 'Q F, w t'3?ka':Qfi-.2f.:Q L' ik? X iff? 2 T' ' f1.. g COACHES: Standing fLeft to Rightl: MIKE KLASZKY, MANAGERS: DOUG SANDERS, BILL OLDHAM, PAT MARK WISSINGER, ROGER FOX. KneeIingfLejt to Righlif BLUCAS, JACKTINNICK, LYLE DOMICO. f g 61...-eq A . 7 . S I' .dag Q 4 X Q F 'I x K V. 9 .Desi I -' 'X I ll. 334-xii. 45534, M3 CAPTAINS: Standing fLeft to Rightl: JEFF SHIREY, BILL TINSMITH, BOB CUSTER, DAVE LICHVAR, KEVIN JOHNSON. Kneeling: COACH DOMICO, DON MIH ELIC. Sports I I9 fn .,, sn. ' A es mx A' ff X., W -. at -' 9 , . 1 fu. 1 ' fy - ...Q ' 1 'f ..'. W.. R 'Ti' iffy . kk M Q zest. ' Q A S .... , . .. 4 - -rt,-my . .1 x , i Y- l'i7'H'f1Qf f tfzkrstff' - s ' .fm ,, - f .3 4 , -V ,f --if . ' may V ,A . . M 4 ' so v , . .t S , t M M . . 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