Greensburg Salem High School - Lions Yearbook (Greensburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1971 volume:

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Hysong, Mrs. Wolf, Mr. Albaugh, Coleman GHEENSBUFIG SALEM SENIOR HIGH SCHUOL Greensburg, Pa. 3 T Autumn leaves must fall. Working together L, Patrick, N. Sabatine, C. Wentling M. Hacon, P. Cox, D. Sabol The library has really changed. Sitting: T. Ruffner, P. Wast, L. Bitlinger, Fi. Greba. Standing: Fl. House, L. Sorenson, P. Baird, D. Baird, D. Luce Thursday's period 2 gym class ll' yan 5 , ,. 1 ,. - F , ' I? i ' - wi, H-1,wmg,-xw.-1r-i s ' Talk about morning exercises . . .! Nothing but the best C. Hauger and Colorguard Ready, aim . . .! D. Truxal, A. Byers, J. Walfish, D. Homoe ,.f-rl I M YJ K And they say our buses aren't crowded. M. Behun, R. Bowman, D. Thomas, J. Paouncio, A. Byers, M. McGraw M. Manley, Fl. Bowman, M. McGraw, C. Christopher, J. Falcon, J. Mahoney, S. Medic, J. Paouncic Our leader-M. Merriman Award winning band Homecoming vf X nbc iw. ey We have to get out of this place! D. Walton, B. Flinner, K. Connor, R. Perotti, J. Lauffer, P. Watt, M. Tinti, R. Millen. Boar's Head Carol D. Rupert, D. Merenda R R tx 9 ' W Hey, did you see that . . .? G. Osckowicz Eat'em up, Lions! Our bags are packed and we're ready to go. L. Plundo, J. Bradley, S. Earnest, C. Greco, G. Plundo, K. Conte, B. Heffner, P. Craft, M. Shaffer T. Slaney, G. Rohrbacher, P. Borzik 10 Communication gap F. Raneri, Luigi Hempfield spirit Lion power! Mrs. Seeno -. 5:2 ' Z, L ' ' X .24 21 ff ? ' ' A , VT I . L' i'ii ii N f ff ., o ,mi io ioooioiooo iii i 4 if QM-fiioo o hvoii ' Q' 15 'fwff ' .Hy Vxm,grir L. V..l,V ! as . A K ga vil v Qi 6 .egs1?i:E:- ' F K 1 YN 1 ...Q-1 .1 5 'Z ' ' io. i i i ' ' b 25 A if - E. rf o 5 fi iio '-Q'o. i io i , io o , i i il i- W V K if -who ' ' I 1 .4 l , Mi . , . VIVZ KA 4 '5NgQm,X1:'2,t, vi' , 9 .. 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Colarusso Nh ' . 1 Nqr Pat Borzik John Bosmay Trudy Branthoover JO9 Britz Rick Bowman Renee Bozo Bill Brownfield Chuck Brudowsky Jackie Bradley Mark Branthoover John Brodahl Bob Brooks 17 4 'b . in John Bruzda Jerry Bush Jackie Calisti Jean Carasea pany Bryant Becky Bureau Tim Bush Craig Buskey John Callahan Michelle Campagna Melinda Carmichael Gary CHVUS 18 f il'ii - lr, ' . s Bill Burke Sue Cackowoski Sue Campolongo Connie Cavanaugh ., ,..-.. iw V R K 1 N., Ti . ,K W 5 Q 1-,V ,,.,, , can.-' Dianne Cherry Fred Clement ' ' They have lost their way. D. Sackett, R. Arthur, P. Palottini Claudia Christopher Mike Christopher Deb Christy Carolyn Church Darryl Colarusso Louise Cole Joyce Coleman Lauren Collier 19 momm y .fu iw. , lr in - ' . . g -me . -V -- . ' ' Catch us ifyou can. A. Balogh, J. Kochera, J. Troy, D. Pushic, C. Henderson, M. Ross AI Colonna Karen Conner Carol Conte Michelle Corsaro pat COX Bob Craft Tom Cullen Vince Dalicandro Carol Damico Janet Damico Diane D'Angelo Kathy D'Angelo Darrell D'Aurora Tom Daversa Cer,-ie Decker wwf 6 ., ii in-v 20 Nancy Deemer Terri DeNezza Stan Deren Carol Detar John DeVitis Donna Diehl 'BM Emma DePolo Gretchen Detar Sandy DiOrio 21 AI DePrimio Ruth DeVaux Tony DiRado Linda Dodson Gary Dohey Carol Donegan Greg Douds Lois Dovyak Sandy Earnest Pat Eckel Deb Eckley K But, Judy, l'm only the manager. J. Falcon, B. Forsyth Mary Eidemiller Betsy Elsbury Joanne Everitt John Fabery Dan Fajt Judy Falcon 22 A foreign relation B. Bureau, K. Aguilera Dan Fallat Bob Faye Ann Feightner Jim Ferrett Rick Fetter Traci Fink Connie Fisher Brad Flinner Dennis Flock Sue Folk Sandy Fontana Betsy Forbes T:- Joe Forish Brenda Forsyth Bob Foster Marge Franczyk 'wit Ros Fulton Dave Furin Marie Furlong Allan Gaffney Stan Gallek Faith Geier Betsy George Jim Gettemy Keith Gettins Katie Gonser Bob Goughnour Don Gozelanczyk 24 Tom Grabiak Nancy Greaves Candy Greco Jeanne Griffin Eileen Gross Marsha Guy Marcia Hacon George Haile Madge Harhai Heien Hart wr W 52 H . , A quiet moment P, Shriver 25 Cheryl Hauger Bill Heffner Don Henry Sarah Henry ,:!. ., Kathy Hoffman Deb Hohman Dave Homce Kathy Hornock Ron House Mary Hunsinger Jim Heaps Carol Henderson John Henry Amy Herman 26 Taking it easy M. Hacon, D. Lee, F, Merenda, M. Urbani There it ls! P. Sorenson John Hunter Sue Hunter Virneii Jones Karen Hutchinson Pat Jacobs Wayne Jones Dave Jamison Anne Jogun Dennis Jordan Terry Jogun Terry John Rick Joseph 27 Now, it's yourturn. A. Beeghly, M. Blasiole Evelyn Kaczmarek Posie Kallaugher Martin Kapusta we ,, I , . . X, il ik' mi Cindy Kaylor Bruce Keiser Pat Kelley Pat Kelly Flex Kelly Don Kemerer Joe Kempka Mike Kenney -, .v-, N ,N Deb Kern Karen King Jo Ann Kochera Cindy Koontz Aubrey KOPGTSKY Joe Kostelnick Mary Ann Kovaoevich Denise Kovacs Frank Krause Carol Krivacsy Melony Krivokucha Ruth Kubinec Marlene KUCeFIiC Janet Kucik Kathy Kuhns Bev Kurant 29 Dennis Kuriluk John Kuzmkowski Brenda Lakin Linda Latwas Jim Lauffer E 9 j. If you think I'm going to . . J. Ferrett, T. Wible, M. Kapusta, J. Shusko, C. Cavanaugh, S. Hunter, J. Veitch, D. Myers L. Shemansky, P. Wright 30 Joyce Ledgard Deb Lee Kevin Leeman Jim Leese Jeff Leonard George Lipyance Carolyn Long Ray Long Bob Long Annabelle Lott Bev Lowstetter Aurea Lucas Ron Lucas Denny Luce Mike Lumberger Marva Maloy Mahlon Manley Clark Manthey Jos Martin Karen Martinez Donna Massimo Allen Mattei Mary Lee Mattei Pat Mazurek Jim McArdIe 3. Tom McClintock Mike McGraw Renee McQuaide Marla Meholic 32 J F ','1':II3' Q , , r fffflg? , -A e ' 7 ...K N ,K ..,' - ' , K .. , . K ,2m,. f-me 'Zi -...af Jim McCurdy John McFeeIey Anna Marie McHugh Charlotte McNair Rich Mears Sam Medic Frank Merenda Marlene Merichko Mark Merriman Ginger Mertz Carol Metelko Patsy Mignogna . .W 32 . .r ,fra-A aaa, f .QI www 1: -.', ,, i A 2 ' 1 . 1 gr A .r i 1 i c i i , , Il -'mn i , K fi 2 sl ,wwf-Q was :wwe Our Pennsylvania Association of Student Councils president-R Arthur Rich Mignogna Tom Mikan Rich Millen Deb Miller John Miller 33 '39 Sandy Miller Deb Milliron Tom Morrison Marlene Moschetti --Q... Pat Motlok John Muka Deb Myers Durinda Myers Ta: -gs .-...N-' Jim Nalevanko John Nalevanko Sandy Nelson Deedee Nesbitt Your hour is up! E. Sapone, R. Mears, J. Kuzmkowski, C. Bailey, D. Truxal, M. Campagna 34 Cheyenne Oglesby Steve Onusko Karen Orange Ron Palmer Janet Palo Pat Pallottini Jack Patton Gale Pearson Greg Pennell 35 Gary Owens Cecelia Pagona Pat Panichella Lynda Pantalone Rita Perotti Brent Peters J. Behun, D. Piovesan, S. Campolongo, E. Gross, T. Silianoff, T. Allen, A. Jogun, D. Christy, L. Collier, D. Diehl Martha Peterson Roberta Pettigrew Howard Piper Jim Pisula Cheri Polechko Nancy Porlzer Joe Pianko Deb Piovesan Gary Plundo Larry Plundo Margaret Power Melinda Power 1 --DJ! ,V , 36 l '25 W v Q i it , jf' J 1 ET: if - . 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Z Kathe Schuck Richard Seanor Sylvia Sears Alan Secrist Anson Seeno Mary Ann Selembo David Selinger Tony Sembiante 39 5 Kathie Semenko Bill Sarver Patty Shafer Patty Shearon Linda Shemansky Polly Shriver Jim Shusko Tina Silianoff Fred Silvis Rich Sindorf Candy Skelly Tory Slaney of 2 2 'V . U .A H j an s 1 -1 ii K if 'M 4 ' in X m ff? ' if .- ff' 5 iflllw f 'WS ' gr sgzwngeqgalfggggf fg11'ff,w2t'j'1:r -fl f .53 . ::,, 15--wi? g , 4a:',3ev'3g,,-rar xzzigxgp., gg,-ff 'K 4' Lg,-11.1 151 L - S '1 'K Y E 'v ff- i eeri if rrri ,nw ' 'r- - I ' -H Seven o'cIock at my house B. Rossen, T. Santorella Thought I couIdn't do it, huh? S. Fiyan, Mr. Zolock - Carol Smail George Smail Kathy Smail Karen Smith Becky Smith Tom Smith Valeri Sofranko Leslee Solomon Larry Sorenson 41 we ' fit 5,,,f,fQ5g,,,3,f giefwafnv-, ,f - 2 T . t,, Ri, fra ff ' fy alafai, 2, 4521531 ggi r'f4' L if gtg? 3, i 3, 5 .41 N Q 3,M'a? 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L .. . f ' - D -' f 5 an ' f gi Y Q , f I . . wi Q, Q . 27, 1 . 'M E , 2 ' 1 , , 5M ,A 5 H 25, 4 5 6 U ,wg ' Kuff' 44 I WQ' flu 1 , , LW, gf fl film f 4, ff' ,f u f aff f Q 9' C: Y! K 1 .WX,.W 531' K ' ' ' 'Qi if f 4 Y.. 4-:gk in-ff 5 ,AA wb g.:.Q....,' .iffii ,,g5Q+'if3z XX k L ww N 2 f :ggi A 1150 A Q L g ,nf xx x, um 'Lk . sw is X fi ,A ,Qs r .NQS fx' X5 X H . uh W, 1 , iv, . 222 - i f , , I , . ., . I mf' f' fi' VV A, . 5. -1 , 4 S Q 'K is Ah,, ,bA, , , ,,,,, , ,,., , Q 44 f f Z' fQ,f,fg,. s ff Ain! -. ' jgfjgfiwgi X x YEARBOOK Yearbook-Fiow 1: L. Bittinger, Fi. Cerk, S. Folk. Row 2: Mrs. Connor P. Baird, M. Crimboli, Miss Custer. Row 3: S. Fontana, R Bozo H. Hart. The yearbook staff consisted of eight girls and two sponsors, Miss Custer and Mrs. Connor. We worked together combining many ideas: choosing the color and style of the cover, deciding the type of print, scheduling many indi- vidual and group pictures and senior portraits, and writing copy. We realized that yearbooks must change and pro- gress throughout the years. As we look back, we will remember that the long, hard hours of discussions seemed endless. Our goal has been accom- plished. We hope that when you look through the pages of this yearbook, you will recall the memorable experiences of an unforgettable year. Editors-in-chief-Fl, Bozo, L. Bit tinger. LlON'S DEN The year 1970-71 marked the initiation of a new system for The Lion's Den newspaper. lt became an elective subject with no prerequisite for Journalism I. This made the newspaper a voice for all students at Greensburg Salem. Published once a month, The Lion's Den is composed of news, editorials, features, and sports. The staff was kept busy taking pictures, opinion polls, writing and choosing stories, and reporting special activities. The Lion's Den tries to con- centrate more on school activi- ties rather than the usual social topics. Lions Den-Row 1: Mrs. Wolf, M. Carmichael, L. Collier, K. Hoff- man. Row 2: D. Stabile, N. Portzer, S. Henry, J. Troy. Row 3: K. McQulllin, K. Gettins, T. Henry, D. Pushic, T. Todaro. -QC ...wi ' M? ......, W. i 1 511 Editors-S. Henry-editor-in-chief, J. Troy-editorial editor, T. Todaro-sports editor, D. Stabile-advertising manager, K. Get- tins-features editor, M. Carmichael-news editor. STUDENT COUNCIL Flow 1: Mr. Thompson, M. Carmichael, R. Author, J. Kallaugher, V. Liscinsky, C. Koontz, P. Baird, K. Hornock, C. Doran, Miss Custer, Flow 2: P. Ruff, J. Carroll, P. Resetar, M. Rosensteel, M. Merriman, K. Semenko, P. Machasney. Row 3: J. Smith, C. Ai- kens, C. Detar, B. Perrone, K. Hutchinson, N. Sorenson, T. Slaney, B. Damiano. Row 4: M. Seeno, J. McFeeley, T. Tracey, J. Metz, F. Spisso, K. Ferraro, K. Lloyd, A. Seeno. Row 5: W. Bollinger, R. Dickson, C. Herman, G. Detar, J. Urban, Fl. D'Angelo, R. Thomas, J. Opar The regular meeting of the Student Council will now come to order with Mark Merriman presiding. Jill Smith will read the minutes of the previous meet- ing. The treasurer's report will be given by Steve Taylor. Old business and new business is discussed. This is an example of our Student Council at work. It has solved prob- lems, sponsored assemblies, and so- cial activities. At the beginning of each new school year, homerooms elect one student to represent them in this organization. A formal installation of officers and mem- bers is then presented to the student body. Through the efforts of its members, officers, and sponsors, Mr. Thompson and Miss Custer, the Student Council will continue to act as a connecting link for the students, faculty, and administration. Student Council Officers-S. Taylor-Treasurer, J. Smith-Secretary, R. Dickson-Vice President, M. Merriman-President 62 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row 1: Mr. Truxal, R. Brooks, L. Dovyak, B. Forbes, P. Shriver, K. Hornock, Fi. Author, L. Dodson. Row 2: J. Troy, D. Anderson, J. Carasea, P. Resatar, B. Sandbach, J. Coleman, N. Deemer, M. Mattei. Fiow 3: P. Verbanic, L. Plundo, T. DeNezza, V. Barber, G. Plundo, S. Alexander, Fi. Devaux. Row 4: D. D'Angelo, C, Detar, D. Kern, T. Slaney, P. Rohrbacher, S. Henry, J. Smith, E. Gross. Row 5: Fi. Bureau, P. Borzik, D. Pushic, D. Rupert, B. Keiser, J. Henry, B. Bohichik D. Truxal-Vice President, R. Keibler-President 63 CIVIL DEFENSE Row 1: Mr. Smith, R. Brooks, J. Kochera, J. Troy, D. Miller, S. Nelson, L. Dodson. Row 2: P. Motlok, N. Portzer, L. Plundo, R. Faye, G. Plundo, P. Pallotini, P. McCoIIy. Row 3: A. Gaffney, F. Raneri, A. Balogh, W. Bolinger, B. Keiser, D. Homce, M. Urbani, J. Forish. Row 4: J. Brodahl, D. Pushic, L. Zappone, J. Miller, B. Wehe, R. Wotus, R. Mignogna. Row 5: G. Zimmerman, W. Heffner, J. Urban, M. Ka- pusta, B. Craft, J. Lauffer Y 'I' Row 1: Miss Fredrickson, R. Arthur, L. Aslin, S. Rhoads, B. Lockwood, C. Decker. Row 2: B. Sandbach, A. Gillingham, P. Rohrbaoher, S. Henry, V. Lepidi. NA Row 3: M. Greene, K. Gsell, J. Casson, S. Salin, H. Stern, A. Wineman. Row 4: R. FORENSIC LEAGUE Perotti, J. Brodahl, D. Rupert, J. Opar, B. Keiser 64 Row 1: D, Crouse, B. Lowstetter, P. McCoIIy, J. Straka, C. Struble, A. Short, D. Cherry, S. Nelson, D. Miller. Row 2: Mrs. Remaley, J Smith, S. Dean, L. Kalata, S. Carr, B. Saylor, D. Oleyar, P. Costelnok, S. Henry. How 3: E. Miller, J. Ross, B. Bureau, C. Cavanaugh, D Eckel, B. Miller, C. Detar, D. Pushic, C. Henderson. Row 4: P. Krivokucha, C. Hudak, J. Palo, E. Winbush, K. Wurzbacher, C. Maloy, H Bono, S. Lingsch, Fiow 5: A. Feightner, C. Voll, K. Blaser, R. Perotti, B. Rossen, L. Soiomon, L. Prioletti FUTURE HEALTH AND CAREER Row 1: H. Berg, C. Rocker, P. Bryant, K. Plummer, M. Kostial, S. Falkosky, K. Smail, G. Leseiko, M. DiMasi. Row 2: S. DiOrio, P. Watt, D. Coons, D. Sackett, D. Conners, L. DiCecco, M. Thompson, M. Selembo. Row 3: K. Hornock, E. Opsitnick, S. Glantz, C. Polechko, S. Fontana, K. Kulik, A. Zahorchak, M. Tucci, M. Carmichael. Row 4: P. Shriver, Fi. Kallaugher, M. Merichko, K. Semenko, J. Starr, M. Shriver, L. Patrick, D. Milliron. Row 5: J. Damico, C. Conte, C. Fisher, D. Pioveson, C. Krivacsy, D. Smeltzer, D. Kern, J. Troy, J. Kochera 65 Row 1: Mrs. Zolock, S. Folk, D. Kuzmin, M. Selembo, L. Bittinger, S. DiOrio, L. Dodson, E. Erderky. Row 2: M. Thompson, J Baron, D. Dovysak, J. Coleman, M. Merichko, M. Flomancik, M. Kapusta, P. Baird. Flow 3: C. Polechko, S. Fontana, S. Carr, M Mixinotch, H. Cepullio, E. Gross, J. Carasea. Flow 4: S. Nelson, D. Miller, L. Watt, C. McNair, C. Cavanaugh, T. Silianoff, C. Hen- derson, D. Hohman. Row 5: C. Long, A. Feightner, B. Rossen, R. Perotti, N. Portzer, B. Allen, N. Sorenson l FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Flow 1 Miss Bauman, B. Smith, J. Starry, J. Calisti, M. Guy, B. Wisneski, P. Bononni, C. Decker, V. Smyder, C. Logan, M. Stiteler L. Shuster, L. Dodson. Flow 2: T. Ruffner, M. Askins, J. Sylvester, D. Smeltzer, B. Forsyth, D. Piovasan, C. Millen, J. Troy, J Kochera, C. Damico, K. Doran. Row 3: F. Geier, M. Blasiole, M. Moschetti, D. Stabile, C. Aikens, M. Powers, L. Dunlap, M. Di- Cenzo, N. Sorenson, B. Lynch, J. Hudson, M. Kucenic. Flow 4: A. Smith, B. Faye, P. Stillwell, S. Henry, M. Krivokucha, B. Lakin B. Flossen, P. Palottini, H. Bono, P. Motlock, A. Seeno. Row 5: Fl. Klinginsmith, P. McCormick, P. Wast, H. Stern, J. Andrechek R. Keibler, T. Todaro, M. Floss, J. McCurdy, D. Lopez, T. Felice, J. Galone. Flow 6: J. Davis, S. Saling, D. Richardson, D. Sarson B. Laftey, A. DePrimio, D. Donegan, K. Gettins, D. Keppel, B. Foster, W. Bollinger ECOLOGY 66 DRA MA TICS - - Q A - - - . Flow 1: Miss Bauman, S. Synder, J. Koring, J. Messier, A. Decker, J. Starry, J. Calisti, L. Shuster, D. Kuzmin, C. D'Aurora, B Vojta, C. Decker, S. Campomizzi, S. Brinker, H. Berg. Row 2: M. Stiteler, M. Harhai, B. Wisneski, V. Smyder, T. Ruffner, S. Beard M. Rogers, G. Beard, S. Mimosci, C. Damico, K. Stauffer, M. Sakins, C. Logan, M. Guy. Row 3: M. Kapusta, D. D'AngeIo, T. De- Nezza, D. Kern, D. Kosherba, M. Capagnia, L. Johnston, I. Heath, D. Manning, D. Cackowoski, B. Lynch, T. Bolkavac, J. De- Nezza. Row 4: D. Hohman, D. Baloga, J. Palo, C. Dell, L. Pantalone, P. Motlok, J. Ledgard, M. Peterson, P. Stillwell, L. Cornish L. Dunlap, R. Kish, T. Bolkavac, J. Starr. Row 5: M. DiCenzo, A. Smith, P. Pallotini, N. Portzer, E. Wimbush, S. Thomas, T. Faye K. Gonser, M. Maloy, C. McNair, T. Silanoff, N. Sorenson, S. Nash. Row 6: H. Stern, T. Todaro, J. McCurdy, D. Richardson, D Sarson, A. DiPrimio, D. Donegan, J. Laffey, J. West, Ft. Keibler, P. Wast, C. Scheib f FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Fiow 1: Mrs. Cronin, D. Dill, S. DiOrio, K. Smail. Row 2: M. Melholic, D. Anderson, M. Hacon, D. Bevan. Row 3: A. Beeghiy, J. Palo, L. Pantalone 67 GS TV LIBRARIANS .Nqr Flow 1: Mrs. King, C. Decker, J. Coleman, B. Bollinger, A. Decker, B Smith. Row 2: D. Kern, Ft. DeVaux, M. Rogers, D. Bevan, S. Jones Flow 3: A. Lucas, S. Campolongo, L. Stewart, C. Church, B. McManus M. Botlok 68 STAGE CREW Flow 1: Mr. Martz, J. Christopher, J. Pegg, B. Forsythe. Flow 2: C. Car- nes, B. Sills, W. Ziewacz, B. Dick. Flow 3: K. Leeman, T. Weir, D. Flock 553 Row 1: Mr. Folk, J. Nalevanko, F. Damico, S. Wade, D. Rosborough. Flow 2: D. Furin, C. Gates, G. Love, B. Barton, A, Sylvester. Row 3: D. Stiles, G. Karas, B. Laffey, M. Krivo- kucha, J. Shadle, D. Bosley 69 BUSINESS EDUCATION Flow 1: Mr. Garrity, C. Smail, D. Diehl, M. Guy, L. Latwas, B. Taylor, J. Damico, P. Watt, P. Bryant, H. Gabriel, Mr. Shuster. Row 2: D. Smeltzer, C. Fisher, J. Griffith, D. Piovesan, C. Koontz, M. Hacon, M. Franczyk, M. Kucenic, F. Geier, M. Harhai. Row 3: M. Behun, L. Pantalone, L. Cole, B. Forsyth, P. Stillwell, T. Branthoover, T. Allen, V. Zimmerlink, D. D'AngeIo. Row 4: D. Lee, L. Trout, M. Zider, B. Kurant, J. Ross, A. Beeghly, L. Yusko, D. Kucenic, E, Miller, D. Eckel. Flow 5: V. Weimer, J. Veitch, S. Cackowoski, L. Solomon, R. Kiebier, C. Voii, C. McNair, M, Zalich, D. Christy Shorthand Lab: D. Lee, D. D'AngeIo, C. Koontz, M. Zalich, D. Christy, Miss Custer 70 FRENCH Row 1: Mrs. Thomas, Fl. Fishell, P. Bononi, M. Carmichael, B. Forbes, E. Erdecky. Flow 2: D. Dovysak, K. Einloth, S. Stalnaker N Deemer, J. Coleman, G. Pearson. Row 3: M. Matlei, P. Vrbanic, S. Alexander, R. DeVaux, P. Shriver. Row 4: J. Campbell B Bohichik, B. Allen, N. Orr, P. Flohrbacher, L. Watt warg:-.mfr rye. e:g5il,:y:.:f , Q Q :ar-aw 1 12. Q. ..5ig1g2p,, .. ' . l A L Flow 1: R. Brooks, P. Bononi, Fl. Arthur, L. Warren, D. Thomas, J. Troy, J. Kochera, M Thompson, M. Selembo, M. Carmichael. Row 2: Mr. Kinkead, N. Deemer, D. Anderson J. Carasea, J. Hudson, J. Smith, L. Watt, P. Shriver, M. Mattel, S. Fontana. Row 3: E. Gross, V. Barber, K. Keith, S. Henry, F. Geier, N. Orr, J. Harvan, J. Campbell, M. Lucas, S. Alexander. Flow 4: Fl. Beehner, J. Vudragovich, Fl. Klingensmith, Fl. Perotti, J. Bro- dahl, T. Perrin, M. Urbani, T. Tracy, B. Yuille. Flow 5: Fl. McQuaicle, D. Pushic, A. Carasea, J. Morford, W. Brooks, P. Kirklo, T. Henry, N. Selembo, S. Davis, B. Brill 71 BIOS LOGOS VOCA TIONAL INDUSTRIAL CLUB OF AMERICA Row 1: Mr. Holecko, Fl. Lucnansky, J. Britz, J. Callahan, B. Barton, Fl. Long, M. DiCrlscio. Row 2: R. Kelly, Fl. Smeltzer, M. Chicka, Fl. Flo- magnoli, J. Fabery, D. Anderson, B. Manthey. Row 3: K. Black, M. Branthoover, D. Fallat, C. Riggs, D. Guest, T. Bice. Row 4: Fl. Sindorf, F. Zedak, D. Weightman, D. Anderson, C. Anderson 72 GIRLS A THLE TIC ASSOCIATION Bow 1: Mrs. King, J. Calisti, S. Jones, M. Crimboli, M. Holodnak, Fl. Minyon, C. Rocker Bow 2 S. Salvatore, V. Liscinsky, C. Jordan, S. Nash, C. Spisso, K. D'Angelo. Row 3: M. Hendricks J Friedlander, K. Schuck, N. Sorenson, H. Hart, M. Minor, K. Kuhns. Flow 4: C. Detar, D. Eckel J Falcon, E. DePolo, J. Wallace, J. Baird Flow burn, ett, B Harh Piov Pric L. P 1: Mrs. Truxal, S. Folk, B. Tinkey, S. Black- P. Shafer, S. DiOrio, L. Dovyak, D. Sack- . Smith. Flow 2: M. Kapusta, C. Logan, M. ai, D. Smeltzer, B. Forsyth, D. Flock, D. san, C. Polechko, J. DeNezza. Flow 3: J. , B. Shendovich, M. Blasiole, M. Moschetti, ntalone, M. McSweeney, M. Kucenic, F. f Geier, G. Beard, G. Pearson. Flow 4: D. Saba- tine, V. DeSanty, M. Pianco, D. Cherry, M. Di Cenzo, M. Peterson, S. Hesselman, C. Ecken rod, N. Cepullio. Flow 5: D. Kern, P, Wall, J. Behun, B. Bozo, R. Perotti, M. Zalich, C. McNair, H. Bono 73 USHERS Row 1: Mrs. Wood, B. Hilty, Ft. Smith, C. Decker, J. Calisti, L. Dodson, L. Bittinger, M. DiMasi, C. Leseiko, S. Folk. Row 2: M. Carmi- chael, G. Pearson, S. DiOrio, C. Baumann, C. Polechko, K. Hornock, P. Shafer, Fi. Arthur. Row 3: P. Baird, J. Coleman, L. DiCecco, J. Barron, L. Warren, C. Logan, S. Ftosensteel, T. DeNezza, M. Harhai. Row 4: D. Asa, M. Holodnak, P. George, M. McSweeney, W. Lord, J. Friedlander, M. Hendrick, S. Blackburn. Plow 5: S. Nelson, R. DeVaux, J. Price, D. Althardt, P. Wall, M. Acita, C. Throm, D. Miller, J. Hudson ' --H AA l L ... AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE Flow 1: Mrs. Danks, V. Sementoh, A. Short, M. Peterson, D. Hohman, B. Miller, P. McCoIIy, J. Straka, V. Lloyd. Flow 2: M. Campagna, C Aikens, P. Fiesetar, M. Butterfield, T. Slaney, B. Bureau, A. Beeghly, C. Chellman, H. Hart. How 3: S. Henry, C. Long, P. Motlock, K Schuck, N. Sorenson, P. Palottini, B. Bohichik, C. Dell. Row 4: T. Silianoff, C. Cavanaugh, B. Allen, L. McKenney, C. Olenick, S. Set- mire, K. Gonser, M. Zalich, N. Portzer. Flow 5: S. Campolongo, Ft. Perotti, K. King, P. Sorenson, N. Aguilera, C. Voll, B. Fiossen, J Everitt 74 PEP Row 1: M. McGrane, S. Hill, L. Warren, D. Asa. Row 2: Mr. Donaldson, D. Dill, C. Peterson, M. Stiteler, J. Messier, M. Romancik, K. Shuster, R. McDonald, D. Kuzman. Row 3: C. Baumann, J. Calisti, T. DeNezza, S. Reilly, M. Harhai, K. D'Angelo, R. Kallaugher, L. Longsdorf, D. Sackett. Row 4: M. Merichko, D, Walton, M. Troy, D. Welsh, B. Wisneski, B. Shendovich, D. Muscente, D. Nesbitt. Row 5: V. Smyder, M. Giles, S. Goughnour, M. Shriver, M. Lynch, S. Miller, R. Ross, V. Onusko, M. Askins. Row 6: B. Mansfield, N. Cepullio, N. Kepple, L. Leese, J. Murphy, S. Nash, J. Carroll, L. Smail Row 1: C. Spisso, R. Minyon, B. Forbes, J. Smith, J. DeNezza, P. Machasney. Row 2: L. Johnson, W. Lord, P. George, M. Hacon, M. Mixinotch, B. Lynch, K. Chellman, J. Starr, C. Lockard. Row 3: C. Christopher, L. Dunlap, S. Dean, J. Ross, B. Damiano, B. Miller, M. Weimer, K. Pedicone. Row 4: D. Pushic, K. Semenko, C. Henderson, C. Throm, D. Eckel, C. Long, P. Motlock, J. Davis, E. Miller. Row 5: C. Silianoff, C. Cavanaugh, C. Detar, S. Setmire, N. Portzer, D. Althardt, K. Schuck, N. Sorenson. Row 6: C. Olenick, J. Moyer, D. Richardson, C. Thomas, B. Helman, J. Falcon, J. Brodie 75 MA J 0RE TTE S L. Sever, Fl. Spisso, M. Schietroma, Fl. Fulton, D. Moser, B. Elsbury, N. Cepullio, P. Blackburn, B. Bartley . 1 Ing ,Z 1 '1 f Q I l , f ' 1 . z ll t ' ' il CHEERLEADERS Row 1: B. Forbes. Flow 2: R. Minyon, C. Spisso, D. Asa. Row 3: S. Hill, L. Warren, M. McGrane. Row 4 P. Machasney, J. DeNezza, Miss Pahnos, J. Smith 76 l l l l i 1 3 Mr. Molter, W. Bard, S. Sadock, B. Faye, J. Mahony, M. Angelo, B. Kostelnik, D. Rosensteel, M. Kenney. Row 2: J. Kempka, J F. Sundry, J. Sisley, T. Tracy, B. Goughnour, J. Thomas, P. DeNezza, M. Manley. Row 3: D. Rebosky, H. Lockard, J. McCurdy A. DiRado, C. Suehr, D. Kurlock, F. Spisso, R. Joseph, A. Seeno. Row 4: R. McDevitt, M. Lumberger, D. Sarson, G. Owens, T J. Kuzmkowski, D. Fajt, D. Taylor, D. Kemerer. Row 5: J. Williams, J. Andress, J. Pianco, R. Argenta, A. DiPrimio, F. Krause, R . Rodgers VARSITY G 77 Row Small A Baldwin G Pearson C Jordan C Oglesby, B. Luchansky, S. Nash, D. D'Angelo. Row 2: M. Peterson, D. Ande on D Mrlliron B Sandbach D Lee Ft Lowstetter, B. Miller, J. Russ. Row 3: D. Truxal, R. Long, J. Martin, P. Flohrba- cher C Detar S Taylor B Perrone Plow4 C Ahlborn J. Pisula, Ft. Longsdorf, W. Laffey, G. Owens, B. Flinner, T. Wible The sound of Hallelujah Chorus filled the auditorium as our choir sang with great enthusiasm. Such control and discipline have come through long, hard hours of practice. Participation of individual groups performing at Moun- tain View lnn has added the touch of professionalism to the choir. This professionalism has carried over to such projects as the contemporary Thanksgiving Day assembly, the Christmas Day assembly, and the fantastic performance of Music Man. As host to the County Chorus, our choir has shown other schools what it takes to be a truly great singing ensemble. SENIOR CHOIR 78 Row 1: V. Liscinsky, M. Kenney, R. Kallaugher, M. Schietroma, R. Palmer, S. Flosensteel, L. Dovyak, B. George. Row 2: J. Kem- pka, J. Falcon, J. Campbell, M. Maloy, L. Cole, R. DeVaux, B. Elsbury, T. Makdad, Mrs. Truxal. Row 3: R. Joseph, E. Con- stantine, S. Schell, P. Borzik, D. Homce, J. Kulik, N. Orr. Row 4: D. Rupert, G. Detar, R. Dickson, D. Boe, D. Fajt, S. Saling, C. Suehr 3. 4 .... l -Q 'ts a 5 X 1 5 Row 1: C. Krivacsy, S. Nowlin, A. McHugh, S. Nowlin, T. Makdad. Row 2: B. Lakin, R. Petti- grew, R. Welling, S. DiOrio, H. Berg. Row 3: C. Hauger, D. Thomas, D. Walton, K. King, M. Ful- ton, C. Decker, Mrs. Truxal 79 GIRLS SEX TE T B. George, L. Cole, D. Milliron, T. Makdad, R. DeVaux, D. D'AngeIo, N. Orr, B. Elsbury E i FR. DeVaux. pianistg D. Rupert, FI. Dickson, Fl. Long, R, Luchansky BOYS QUARTE T 80 Flow 1: C. Hauger, P. Blackburn, B. Elsbury, D. Moser, M. Schietroma, L. Sever. Row 2: Mr. Hill, S. Block, S. Hesselman, L. Evans, K. Pacienza, S. Snyder, D. Strizzi, M. Moschetti, K. Anthony, D. Coons, K. George, S. Nowlin. Ftow 3: K. DeFrances, S. Nowlin, M. Shaffer, S. Stahlnaker, M. Dovyak, B. Shellhamer, G. Mertz, P. Vrbanic, W. Lauffer, T. Allen, J. Fait. Ftow 4: M. Kelley, L. Plundo, B. Stahlnaker, M. Eisler, Ft. Beehner, S. Carr, B. Saylor, J. Campbell, M. Bohonis, K. Cope, A. Wineman. Flow 5: K. Conte, W. Mangery, M. Piper, D. Truxal, D. Homce, P. Craft, J. Henry, J. Pieinsel, P. Borzik, D. Gutman, B. Brill. Row 6: J. Baird, J. Mansour, A. Byers, J. Walfish, M. Henkel, R. Larry, C. Andrejcik, W. Heffner, J. Andrejcik, G. Rohrbacher, P. Kerklo. Row 7: J. Casson, C. Greco, K. Kuhns, V. Zimmerlink, D. Stahl, A. Jogun, V. Slaney, J. Martin, P. Eckel Ftow 1: Fl. Spisso, Ft. Fulton, N. Cepullio, A. Kozak, B. Bartley, E. DePolo. Row 2: P. McColly, J. Bradley, J. Barron, J. Mills, Fl. Brisbane, J. Leseiko, M. DiMasi, S. Jones, J. Bollinger, D. Merenda, S. Stepich, D. Lakin, Mrs. Cronin. Ftow 3: J. McFeeley, G. Plundo, M. Merriman, B. Schwab, T. Harr, B. Gunter, J. Gunter, S. Alexander, M. Mattel, M. Kastelic, L. DiCecco. Flow 4: P. Musa, J. Simpson, S. Truxal, K. King, P. Ftaneri, D. Kern, L. Welling, D. DeBone, B. Lowstetter, A. Short, S. Earnest. Row 5: D. Gasperin, T. Gibson, S. Minyon, C. Scheib, Ft. Fisher, C. Krivacsy, L. Prioletti, S. Kimmel, H. Piper, C. Sphon, J. Vudragovich. Flow 6: J. Balik, W. Brooks, B. Flinner, J. Lauffer, T. Sukay, D. Kemerer, L. Guerri, T. Sarver, B. Loughner, J. Opar, D. Anderson. Row 7: S. DeFail, M. Franczyk, P. Ftuff, Ft. Updegraff, K. Sherman, D. Thomas, M. Ciavarra, K. Ferace, J. Nalevanko lsn't that the famous Greensburg Salem marching band? Even as far away as the Orange Bowl in Miami, Florida, our prize-winning band has become well known. Who else could have raised the money needed to be able to represent our school and community and bring themselves such personal pride? Among other awards were first place in the F.O.P. pa- rade, first place in the Firemen's parade at Harrisburg, Pa., which also gave them the state championship, and second place in the Columbus Day parade in Pitts- burgh, Pa. Strict discipline, expert management, and diligent practice have made the band what it is. 82 3- STAGE BAND Flow 1: Mr. Hill, C. Scheib, B. Schwab P. McCoIIy, G. Plundo, J. McKeIvey, L Plundo, J. Campbell. Flow 2: G. Boh- rbacher,,M. Merriman, S. Truxal, T Gibson, D. Homce. Flow 3: B. Flinner C. Andrejcik, M. Piper, D. Weightman S. Minyon, C. Sphon ORCHESTRA Flow 1: D. Thomas, N. Chomos, M Lucas, S. Nowlin, S. Nowlin. Row 2: B Yuille, C. Ahlbdrn, M. Botlock, S. Sal- vatore, P. Borzik, S. Stalnaker, J. Bar- ron, B. Heffner, D. Homce. Row 3: T Allen, D. Kern, H. Piper, C. Sphon Bow 4: N. Orr, G. Bohrbacher, J Campbell, D. Truxal, J. Opar Nbr ' , , .ff :47 .. 21 X X W 1, I . ., ,.,,. ' Q ,QW gl, 'ii' ,Q GSHS 12 2 21 3 7 39 29 28 0 FOOTBALL SCORES Kiski Mt. Pleasant Wilkinsbu rg Connellsville Derry Norwin Latrobe Valley Hem pfield OPP. 34 6 8 O 14 19 6 8 14 Qt Wife HE X . ggglm- HQ, fue? ' 1 4, -' V if tai? V-w.11w . -Q--5115?-tw W, Just the two of us J. Pianko J, McCurdy J. Kempka D. Fiebosky F. Krause J. Pisula S. Gallek A. DePrimio Fi. Joseph L. Sorenson M. Christopher M. Lumberger T. Daversa R. House C. Suehr J. Williams B. Goughnour D. Fajt T. Sembiante 87 - it iii . fel 3 3 -'Hjg gvi Tw' r v Fil T H r 5 E11 tezf- s4 ,7B?14'i44'4ef1s1is3,issf U ,. V . J f ,71.,i,ae,5,se,I.S2Q . 1 4 a'is1,y 43,3 Varsity Football-Row 1: K. Thomas, D. Angelo, F. Slezak, F. Sundry, M. Kuhns, E. Constantine, J. Pershing, F. Palmer, G. Hysong, F Ferrara. Row 2: T, Daversa, D. Rebosky, J. McCurdy, A. DePrimio, J. Williams, M. Lumberger, J. Kempka, M. Christopher, J. Pianko, C Suehr, F. Spisso. Row 3: R. Goughnour, J. Pisula, L. Sorenson, T. Sembiante, S. Gallek, R. House, F. Krause, R. Joseph, D. Fajt, L Washington, C. Rohrbacher, M. Krause, M. Pianko. Row 4: W. Laffey, J. Andress, D. Richardson, G. Hutchinson, R. McDivitt, D. Taylor, J Kempka, P. DeNezza, R. Argenta, D. Sarson, G. Karas Hold for the picture. Thank you! 88 bi. They were all out to get us. Rain! The We were always waddling in the mud and were, but so what, it all washed off in the h al an o whether we lost, our spirit stayed the W were tired and black and blue and hurt. There were stoved fingers, disjointed necks, H' tlll a wild locker room. Victory was ours! Hfmpfield was tough. Senior parents watched he game but that did not compare to the hurt is all up to the underclassmen. Good luck, FOOTBALL August 18. Double sessions. Here we go gain, guys. Hard work, sore bodies, running a plays, fundamentals, and then the payoff. First game, scared a little? Well, we should ld was muddy from rain sometime that day. plashing in the puddles. What a sight we owers. The home crowd at Offut Field natu- ly expected us to win. Sometimes we did d sometimes we did not. Whether we won r ame. Of course, even winning had its price. .e . rt knees, and even one broken ankle. But Then Senior Night was here. It was not only ur last game but our biggest rival. We were p for the game but that wasn't enough. d realized that this was their sons' last ame. Sure we were bruised and hurt after f losing. lt was a bittersweet season. We won five nd lost four. Our seniors are gone, so now it OyS. lt has its ups and downs. Sophomore Team-Flow 1: Mr. Yarabinetz, G. Suehr, T. Testa, J. Pushic, R. D'Angelo, Ft. Glover, J. Ivory, C. Galla- tin, Mr. Niedzalkoski. Flow 2: R. Morgan, T. Frenchek, J. Thomas, J. Butler, G. Kalp, V. Caperelli, B. Manley, C. Don- aldson. Ftow 3: M. Seeno, P. Musa, A. Johnson, B. Brinker, V. Garofola, D. Kenney, T. Mclntyre 89 Our coaches-Row 1: Fi. Melago, Fi. Williams, M. Pahnos, S. Snuster, E. Slezak, W. Wolfe. Row 2: M. Becker, G. Kelvington, E. Ewing-athletic director, T. Yarabinetz, L. Niedzaikowski. Absent: R. Kinkead, D. Schwing, B. Jackson, R. Nichols. Football managers-S. Sedock, V. Sacketi, J. Pegg, M. Manley Coach Pahnos and Manager Forsyth 90 This year our school was fortunate to have our first girls' basketball team, coached by Miss Pahnos. The girls came through the season placing third in the section tournament. Because of the enthusiasm of the girls, the team ended their season with 8 wins and 6 losses. Senior teammates were Diane An- derson, Judy Falcon, Emma DePolo, Sandy Earnest, Debbie Anderson, Nancy Bell, Linda Welling, Sue Cack- owski, and Nancy Deemer. We are in- debted to the girls varsity team for a job well done. GIRLS BASKETBALL GSHS 27 33 71 42 35 47 38 27 47 67 37 43 22 53 SCORES Hempfield Hempfield Plum Franklin Gateway Penn Hills Norwin McKeesport South Allegheny East Allegheny Norwin South Allegheny McKeesport East Allegheny OPP 12 19 34 64 40 40 59 41 40 20 46 26 50 18 irls Basketball-Flow 1: B. Forsyth, B. Brisbane, L. Manning, Row 3: N. Bell, L. Welling, J. Friedlander, B. Roach, M. Weimer tl Holodnak, C. Jordan, J. Conte, Miss Pahnos. Row 2: K. Kuhns, Flow 4: S. Earnest, J. Falcon, E. DePolo, D. Anderson, S. Cacko N Deemer. D. Anderson, M. Hendrick, M. Harrold, N. Kepple. woski, S. Stepich. BASKETBALL Varsity Basketball-Row 1: E. Grabman, D. Fajt, J. Russ, D. Baird, R. Ray, J. Neurohr, D. Taylor, J. Schreiber. Row 2: Mr. Becker, M. Thomas, V. Dalicandro, R. Rodgers, B. Anderson, J. Andress, B. Longsdorf, Mr. Snodgrass 92 D. Baird J. Russ V. Dalicandro D- Fair 93 Sink it' R. Rodgers Eight p.m. neared and a basketball game was about to begin-a game in which two teams were to compete to their fullest for a victory. One team will come up with a winning victory while the other must fall to defeat. That is how it was at all games, including Greensburg Salem. Only they were not the team to go down. They were the victorious conquerors. From the time they ran through the hoop until the last second of the game, you could see win written on their faces, determination and skill in every play made, and faith and admiration in the fans. With the skill and speed of the team, plus the ex- cellent coaching of Mr. Becker and Mr. Snodgrass, Greensburg Salem was the winning team. Sit tight, boys, you are next! D. Taylor, M. Thomas, B. Longsdorf, R. Ray, J. Russ, J Neurohr V Dalicandro, Mr. Snodgrass, Mr. Becker SCORES East Allegheny Latrobe Hem pfield Norwin Derry Area Jeannette East Allegheny Latrobe Hem pfield Norwin Derry Area Jeannette rslty Row1 T Escher manager D Kenney P DeNezza M Thomas R. Ray, J. Thomas, M Falcon manager Flow2 Mr Varsity Wrestling Bowl C Gallatin D Bebosky A Seeno B Bauman B Palmer M Kenney W. Bard D Adams Bow 2 Mr Baker M Krause J Laffey B Copper G Owens G l-lysong B. Gougrinour R Morgan Mr Kelvington SCORES Blairsville Uniontown Latrobe Hempfield Shaler Derry Mt. Pleasant Kittanning Kiski Area Burrell Connellsville Valley Wilkinsburg Norwin WRESTLING X He is downg don't let him go. B.GOughr1Our Varsity Wrestling-Row 1: T. Panigall, R. McFarland, J. Donofrio, J. Schietroma, S. Rane-ri, Row 2: Mr. Baker, D. Bosley, NI. Chicka, G. Suher, M. McGraw, J. Christopher, 97 ,z E X 'l....,. A. Seeno D. Adams FZ. Palmer D. Rebosky M. McGraw G. Owens F. Krause B. GOUghr10ur R. Bowmen M. Kenney ,-4.1.2. Release my head. R. Bowman Win, Dan! D. Rebosky Our boys did a magnificent job this year. Our defending state champion Mickey Kenney was the winner in the Westmoreland County Wrestling Tour- nament at 95it. Another fine wrestler who was runnerup was Anson Seeno at 120ilf. We were tied for second place at 21 points. Mickey Kenney was awarded a trophy for the outstanding wrestler by the Tribune Review. His three years of wrestling shows that he is willing and determined to be right up there on the top. Two outstanding wrestlers, Mickey Kenney and Rick Bowman, were cham- pions in the Section 2 Tournament. Also, Keith McQuaide was runnerup in this event. Mickey Kenney was the only county champion Greensburg Salem had this year. He went all the way to the finals but unfortunately lost. The team had a season record of 9 wins, 2 losses, and 3 ties. Coach Kelvington and the team are to be congratulated for a successful year. GOLF Flow 1: J. Zalich, G. Fajt, B. Faye, B. McArdle. Row 2: J. Nlorford, J. Sisley, D. Kuriluk, H. Lockard, J. McArdle, Mr. Shuster. J. McArdle B. Faye D. Kuriluk This year's golf team, coached by Mr. Shus- ter, won 7 of the 10 league matches and placed second in Section 5. Jim McArdle and Denny Kuriluk represented Greensburg in the re- gional individuals. Jim McArdle qualified for the W.P.l.A.L. finals and then qualified for the state finals in May at Penn State University by shooting a 79 and an 81 for 160. This year's letter winners were: Seniors James McArdle, Dennis Kuriluk, Bob Fayeg Juniors Hank Lockard and Joe Blandag and Sophomore Joe Sisley. SCORES GSHS OPP. 816 Ligonier 7V2 14M Jeannette 1V2 7M Hempfield 816 12V2 Jeannette 3M 13 Hempfield 3 7V2 Derry 8M 12 Ligonier 4 8V2 Derry 7M 5 Latrobe 11 1OV2 Latrobe 5M 'TEHVTVHS Roaring through another challenging sea- son, our Lion tennis men had a record of 4 wins and 6 losses. Under the coaching of Mr. Kinkead, the team shared many rewarding ex- periences. Although GSHS was not one of the major contenders for the section title, our team won some hard fought matches and was re- sponsible for a number of surprising upsets. At the conclusion of the 1970 season, we were in third place. The team captain was Scott Laird. He repre- sented Greensburg in the W.P.l.A.L. Section 6 semi-finals singles. He was undefeated in section play and was the first four-year letter- man in Greensburg tennis history. Returning members for the 1971 season in- clude Jim Thomas, Dave Nelson, and Howard Stern. GSH 4 2 5 1 2 2 O 5 1 3 SCORES S Connellsville Latrobe Mt. Pleasant Southmoreland Hempfield Connellsville Latrobe Mt. Pleasant Southmoreland Hempfield OPP 1 3 O 4 3 3 5 0 4 2 sails 3 UAW If .4 giif TENNIS fi Q,35f ft. - .f TENNIS TENNIS Sftf rams mms Q' ,---L If I 5 f i 970 Tennis team-Row 1: D. Nelson, H. Stern, J. Thomas, L. Fait. Row 2: Mr. Kinkead, R. Washabau, J. Rutter, J Nieavers, G. Laird, B. Wehe. 101 CROSS COUNTRY dfii lx ..... l ,X + Fiow1: W. Bard, Fi. Brown, Fl. Kostelnik, T. Marchioni. Row 2: Mr. Kelvington, S. Medic, T. DiRado, D. Kemerer, G. Owens. T. DiFiadO D. Kemerer S. Medic G. Owens SCORES GSHS OPP. 15 Norwin 40 15 Hempfield 40 15 Gateway 40 15 Connellsville 40 19 Latrobe 36 21 Derry 34 19 Kiski Area 36 23 Southmoreland 32 Practicing every night after school during the season, the 1970 cross country varsity squad was young and inexperienced but determination showed in their individual efforts. The leading winnerwasjunior Randy Brown who set the school record against Kiski Area. There were four letter winners: Gary Owens, Tony DiRado, Bob Kostelnik, and Wesley Bard. at , .,., . ., i.. l ,. tr' 5 .1s.4.1.:'.,'.1-Me' g ' H ,' 1. f3::::-were ' --.g i1m, ...' '- wma.-vs- ..- ' .ff f J tzir iftrr s- 2.51 k - its f- . W- 1' 7 1 1' GSHS OPP. 1 74 Valley 71 J l W-f- r: - V . :.lli . - 1 1 78 Central Catholic 67 , f 5 -. - .. at 35 Hempfleid 109 1 sa if it has ss r 1-1 .b tv: S s J A.. IVVV ' . ,am VVAA: 47 Latrobe 98 1 1 . 7... . 1 F ' ' k 1+ 1+ 'sf 2 e? ..,,, 49 K'Sk' Area 96 - f ' L, .f .11 ' . 'r X. M ' - . .- 'L- gr , 1 L f 1' 1 i t ft 2 1 43 NOVWIU 84 I , W A., r.., iii, 1 ,. Q VL 1, Q k 11 Yxrmlf Derr 1 - ' On yo M. KL ihns, F. Spisso. ur mark, get set. . . B. Barber, J. Mahoney, D. Richardson, M. DiCriscio, TRACK This was the first year that Greensburg Salem left Offutt Field and began to use their new track at the senior high school. Coach Fton Silvis and his Lions won their home opener against Central Catholic and repeated their per- formance against Valley to initiate the new track on a winr Ey the x vidu sea with dies, ling note. 'en though the 1970 team fell on the short side of vin-loss column, there were several outstanding indi- ls on the team. Senior Bill Ftebosky finished the on by taking the high scoring trophy for the team his outstanding performance in the javelin and hur- Mike Crimboli, another senior, also had a great year in the broad jump and the triple jump. Junior Frank Spisso dominated the sprints and is expected to do equally as well next year. In the upcoming 1971 track season, we have our most promising returnees: Mark Kuhns, John Mahoney, Ron Argenta, and Frank Spisso. With the completion of this season, Coach Silvis ended his eight years tenure as track coach at GSHS. As he looks back, he has many memories that will always remain with him. Coach Silvis thanks the school and his athletes for this fine experience. 197 Track Team-Row 1: B. Flebosky, S. DeMary, H. Hosack, K. Balak, D. Colonna, D. Goodman, M. Crimboli, D. arter, F. Spisso. Bow 2: Mr. Silvis, M. DiCriscio, M. Kuhns, R. Larry, R. Brown, J. Mahoney, C. Rohrbacher, D. ichardson, D. Lowry. Row 3: Mr. Baker, B. Barbour, E. Constantine, G. Gilroy, D. Silk, Ft. Kostelnik, R. Argenta, S. illiams. Row 4: R. Bowman, M. McGraw, J. Schreiber, M. Henkel, G. Brown, M. Angelo. 103 X A. . rx Ma D. Fajt J. Kempka D. Colarusso J. Pisula R- WON-IS R. Joseph C. Suehr D. Rebosky 104 BASEBALL gif 1970 Baseball Team-Row 1: Mr. Schwing, S. Bair, Fl. Freed, Fl. Rodgers, D. Moffe, P. Yuhas. Flow 2: G. Bell, C. Suehr, D. Flebosky, J. McFeeley, Fl. McDivitt, J. Pisula, Mr. Hassinger. Row 3: T. Duffus, J. Williams, D. Fajt, R. Joseph, J. Kempka, D. Colarusso. Row 4: R. Wotus, G. Pedicone, R. Beggs, Fl. Scheib, M. Kenney. GSHS 7 6 O 3 2 3 9 3 3 0 5 1 3 O SCORES Jeannette Kiski Area Mt. Pleasant Latrobe Yough Norwin Hempfield Jeannette Kiski Area Mt. Pleasant Latrobe Yough Norwin l-lempfield OPP. 5 2 6 9 3 5 4 4 6 1 1 0 4 2 Start with two coaches like Mr. Schwing and Mr. Hassinger. Blend in the accuracy of a pitcher. Add the force of strong batters. Whip in quick out- fielders and season lightly with spirit and initiative. Combine all the ingre- dients in a baseball field at 800 and let bake for nine innings. The results are a glorious win for the Greensburg Salem baseball team. The leading batters forthe 1970 sea- son were Gary Pedicone with a batting average of .350 and Joe Kempka with 333. S C. Burkholder S, Ryan A. Mattei M. Branthoover J- Piar1k0 Shooting their way through another exciting rifle season, our Greensburg Salem marksmen had an overall record of 3 wins and 9 losses. Twenty boys participated in this sport under the coaching of Mr. Slezak. Captain of this year's team was Steve Ryang co-captain was Mark Brant- hoover. Returning Iettermen were Mark Branthoover and Gary Dohey. Out- standing marksmen included Joe Pian- ko, Steve Ryan, Mark Branthoover, Allen Mattei, and Gary Slezak. Representing Greensburg in the W.P.l.A.L. All Star Match were Allen Mattei, Joe Pianko, and Steve Ryan. GSHS 492 493 596 487 499 497 497 498 494 499 497 493 SCORES Gateway Latrobe Kiski Area Dayton Franklin Hemptield Gateway Latrobe Kiski Area Dayton Franklin Hempfield RIFLE OPP. 498 491 597 490 500 499 499 500 495 494 493 496 Row 1: C. Burkholder, S. Ryan-Captain, J. Pianko, A. Mattei, M. Branthoover-Co-captain, R. Brownfield. Row 2: M. Eisler, D. Dalicandro, J. Brahosky, K. Karas, R. Loughran, D. Kattich, L. Mattei, G. Slezak. l l S WIMMIN G Row 1: B. Forsyihe, R. Leonard, T. Tracy, D. Rosensteel, P. Leonard. Bow 2: W. Mangery, J Walfish, B. Keiser, J. Kuzmkowski, R. Millen, K. Handlin, S. Millen, D. Boyle, Row 3: J. Mahood D. Love, C. Herman, J. McKelvey, H. Lockard, R. Yaley, Mr. Nichols. B. Keiser 4 R. Millen ' , . ,...L F oooo 'Q' 1 L., J , w., ' - mea 3,1-1-55 . V .fri ,,,:, 3 , ,Y ...Z ,,.. V Gi ff .go ' .. gy, k.,. K :gp 633 .gf ' J. Kuzmkowski 108 Xi J? Nj, I l'll get if: l'II get ii. 32 3, 4 ,J The girlsin action. Okay, who dropped the contact? NX , W 1,1 Don't worryg he can do it!!! B. Goughnour, J. Pianko, L. Washington, Mr. Baker, Mr. Kelvington, F. Krause 110 I The girls behind the guys Us Get that ball, Lions, get that ball!!! UP, UP and HWHV M. DiCriscio 111 2' XX X W. JUNIORS As we walked through the doors of our school for the first time this year, with Mr. Stern as our sponsor, we were one step closer to graduation. We re- membered the past, lived the present, and looked to the future. The past was represented by that first hectic day of school, magazine sales, candy sales, and our sophomore class play. The present was represented by the open- ing of new fields of opportunity-the choice of studies and our first attempt at college boards. We had the tradi- tional selling of refreshments at the basketball games to raise money for the prom. ln January we received our long-awaited class rings. In looking to the future, we realize that we have but one year of high school until we meet the challenges of life. Florida or bust J. Baird .fy Junior Class Officers: G. Hysong-President, S. Hill Nezza-Vice President -Secretary, R. Minyon-Treasurer, J. De 114 Flow 1: J. Pershing, J. Mahood, M. Crimboli, B. Cerk, R. Smith, M. Hendrix, P. Bononi. Flow 2: T. Valore, R. Crawford, J. Floss, E. Miller, J. Weiss, J. Galone, H. Stern, M. Minor l fi 2 E.!...J All right, all ready B. Longsdorf 115 'za- ., fdff .- will N., ' fy ' ,fl-.jf..'. .. f .i e , F Foods class B. Welling, M. Thomas '- 'K 'miislisfiffif' s .... l P f l Homeroom 218-Flow 1: Mrs. Wolf, S. Blewitt, J. Frisch, E. Scott, M. Crimboli, K. Doran. Row 2: B. Taylor, M. Hendrick, J. Campbell, S. Covol, J. Gaskey, P. George. Row 3: D. Gabriel, F. Damico, P. Weltz, T. Floddy, M. Hopkins. Bow 4: M. Chioka, D. Baird, Fl. Argenta, Ft. Johnson Homeroom 219-Row 1: Miss Haberlen, A. Bell, G. Mino, K. Henry, D. Sabatine, J. Salensky. Flow 2: J. Fait, D. Wallace, J. Wallace, J. Miller, T. Wilcox, C. Dell Row 3: M. Piper, B. Holby, D. Kepple, S. Kimmel, K. Brinker. Row 4: B. Poli, M Krause, P. Kerklo, L. Ftoose Homeroom 220-Row 1: Mr. Molter, M. Ftomancik, K. Ferras, D. Dumich, S. Britz, ' D. Lakin, K. Plummer. Ftow 2: D. Stevens, K. Sherman, B. Updegraff, L. Shurie, A quiet moment M. Behun, D. Conners. Row 3: J. Dull, A. Short, J. Lewis, D. Krause, J. Straka, M. Acita M. Jones, V. Liscinsky. Ftow 4: H. Faney, D. Sapone, R. Howell, J. Davidson, V. Lepidi, M. Emanuel. Row 5: E. Constantine, G. Hutchinson, A. Carasea, D. Pennell, B. Henry 116 Horneroom 226-Flow 1: Mr. Bloom, B. Williams, L. Trout, L. DeCenko, C. Wentl- ing, C. Jordan, M. Civarra, K. Burnett. Row 2: C. Whitehead, B. Weaver, J. Blanda, J. Gallone, M. Kelley, G. Chicka, K. Conte. Row 3: Ft. Lowstetter, S. De- Fail, D. Yanoska, T. Williams, R. Ftaneri, R. Smeltzer. Flow 4: G. Hysong, G. Os- ikovicz, A. Byers, Ft. Larry, K. Kralick, D. Hancock, C. Sphon Homeroom 228-Row 1: B. Hilty, B. Shendwich, M. Tucci, D. Moore, J. Barron, V. Wible, B. Fish- ell. Row 2: N. Cepullio, V. Poteste, P. McColly, S. Stepich, M. Zider, B. Flupnik, B. Miller, P. Ben- nett. Flow 3: P. Wall, R. Cox, B. Perrone, D. Stiles, M. Ross, J. Mahoney, B. Barber. Flow 4: Ft. McDivit1, J. Reinzel, M. Krivokuha, A. Dunlap, D. Weightman, G. Kovacs, M. Jones 117 Homeroom 227-Row 1: Mr Thompson, K. Stumpo, C. As- ton, R. Mazzoni, C. Baker, S Stalnaker, G. Leseiko, L. Sever Flow 2: P. Ambrisco, D. Crouse T. Gorham, D. Margentin, C Christopher, E. McCaffrey, C Struble, C. Millen. Flow 3: D Angelo, D. Behun, D. Lopes, M Thomas, W. Ftobosky, B. Bar- ton, M. Minor. Row 4: J. Al- bright, S. Saling, S. Williams, G Detar, C. Yengst, J. West Oh, the joy of sitting B. Miller 1 I . F-A-x . 1 Homeroom 229-Row 1: Mrs. Danks, H. Gabriel, D. Shirey, D. DeIPaine, B. Ross, S. Carr A. Baldwin, V. Kern. Row 2: E. Miller, D. Rowell, L. Steward, K. Lloyd, T. Marchioni, M Botlock, M. Kelly, S. Hill. Row 3: R. Kostelnik, S. Wade, J. Frye, R. McFarland, K. Sheffler J. Pershing, R. Sills. Row 4: D. Truxal, J. McKeIvey, D. Carr, B. Bartley, D. Sarson, F Gazze, W. Prohaska Homeroom 230-Row 1: G. Avanpato, V. Ebbitt, P. Bononi, K. Sarver, J. Knizer, M McGrane, J. Rossi. Row 2: Miss Fredrickson, R. Petrill, K. Kuhel, K. Faust, C. Bianco, R Lynch, S. Rosensteel. Row 3: P. Blackburn, D. Pushic, J. Ross, J. Whirlow, J. Christy, J DeNezza, M. King. Row 4: P. Yuhas, K. Ferraro, A. Miller, J. Casson, D. Frye, J. Vudragov- ich. Row 5: G. Karas, H. Stern, G. Rohrbacher, H. Lockard, F. Slezak Homeroom 231-Row 1: Mrs. Carter, E. Erdeky, J. Dumich, M. Millen, K. Kuhns, C. Logan, B. Brisbane, D. Cerilli. Row 2: M. Hunia, P. Kermes, E. DePasquaIe, J. Gunter, M. DiCenzo, B. Luchansky, M. Kastelic, S. Nowlin. Row 3: D. Radebaugh, S. Saul, R. Kish, D. Anderson, D. Eckel, J. McClain, K. Knesh. Row 4: J. Watt, R. Keibler, R. Weaver, R. Monsour, M. Dinatti, F. Ferrara 118 I better get this right! C. Kelly q. .V Juniors are preparing for the prom. R. Johnson, J. Mahoney, D. Richardson, N. Sorenson Homereom 232-Row 1: Mrs. Knox, K. McGraw, M. Lucchetti, S. Jones, C. Spisso, J. Woodring, D. Kojawa, R. Tinkey. Row 2: L. Patrick, S. Nash, G. Thomas, G. Saula, T. Valore, D. Willis, S. Nowlin. Row 3: C. Ecken- rod, V. DeSanty, N. Orr, R. Burnside, P. Learn, P. Clink. Row 4: C. Metz, C. Auderson, H. lapalucci, R. Dick- son, C. Richardson, B. Brill, M. DiCrisio 119 . ,, .' Q ww. B. ., Homeroom 233-Row 1: D. Coons, Fi. Cerk, D. Crosby, R. Smith, C. Leonard, M. DiMasi. Flow 2: L. Aston, D. McManus, D. Cackowoski, M. Burghardt, Fl. Glover, C. Keller, B. Bollinger. Flow 3: J. Merichko, M. Lucas, A. Sylvester, A. Tutich, C. Steel, K. Keith. Row 4: T. Felice, C. Gsell, R. Longsdorf, W. Anderson, C. Flohrbacher, S. Minyon, K. Thomas The only way to travel Homeroom 234-Bow 1: Mrs. Wood, J. Starry, S. Beard, S. Rhoads, K. Stauffer, M. Spino T. DiVitis. Bow 2: K. Einloth, M. Rogers, R. McManus, D. Albert, J. Hudson, D. Buxton Row 3: J. Baird, B. Welling, J. Kulik, K. Wurzbacher, R. Rhoads, E. Grabman, C. Aikins. Row 4: Ft. Bortz, J. Andrejcik, R. Yaley, W. Silk, Fi. South, D. Detore. Row 5: Fl. Thomas, G. Gilroy, D. Harrold, D. Gutman, D. Lowry. 126 F. Ferrara i i c Set your mind free! 1 . i After the rain fish, 236-Row 1: Mrs. Polkinghorn, R. Minyon, B. Hornock, M. Mixinotch, P. Mann, D. Kucenic, D J. Fritz. Row 2: N. Sorenson, D. Todd, F. Palmer, J. Davis, B. Bompiani, -. Taylor, B. Saylor, K ford, Gibson, R. Rodgers, B. Washabau, P. Cindric, R. Copper 248-Row 1: C. Rocker, A. Bolha, M, Holodnak, C. Fisher, B. Damiano, S. Block. Row 2: T. Tagliati, J. Donofrio, W. Mangery, J. Friedlander, M. Harrold. Row 3: A. Baum, R. Craw- Gess, G. Pluto, P. Wast, E. Jamison, R. Kelly. Row 4: B. Wehe, K. Black, J. Kuzmein, D. J. Neurhor, M. Garnish Row 3: J. Shreiber, D. DeBone, J. Kempka, R. Nelson, R. Brown, R. Balak, J. Weis. Row 4: J. Wal- SOPHOMORES Things are beginning to look up. Row 1: S. Cecchini, C. Peterson. Flow 2: D. Sabol, J. Branigan, L. Johnson, G. Fajt, K. Comisak. Row 3: W. DeBone, T. Perrin, M. Seeno 122 You know what. . .? M. Shriver, S. Davis Our sophomore class was without a sponsor during the first semester. Then under the guidance of Miss Treskovich and the newly elected offi- cers, President Greg Fajt, Vice Presi- dent Bob Thomas, Secretary Kim DeFrances, and Treasurer Tony Ce- pullio, we began our campaign to raise funds for the prom. From stationery and pizza sales to selling refreshments at the basketball games, we started to fulfill our year's goal. -L Q- , - ,,4 -+.... -ggi ii 45 was Do your friends appear different? D. Leese 123 1 You'II never know what you'II find in these lockers! T. Eiker, L. Evans Catch us if you can! E. Kenney, M. Opstnick Homeroom 222-Flow 1: Mrs. Weisel, C. Morris, S. Brinker, K. Shuster, S. Cecchini, L Menohio, S. Snyder, Row 2: M. Lynch, L. Leese, C. Ghrist, P. Costelnock, C. Olenick, B Forsyth, K. Schreiber. Flow 3: P. Flaneri, K. Kelley, B. Mathews, J. Pegg, G. Hildenbrand G. Fajt. Row 4: A. Plummer, S. Floss, A. Wineman, W. Bell, D. Taylor, P. DeNezza, B Kocian Homeroom 223-Row 1: Mrs. Dailey, P. Hugus, N. Campolongo, V. Onusko, Fl. Floss, J. Conte, T. Kempka. Flow 2: S. Ardisson, S. Glasstetter, S. Goughnour, J. Cole, P. Chicka, M. Coshey. Flow 3: J. Carrol, L. Smeal, S. Hesselman, K. Kulik, M. Hastings. Flow 4: T. Bell, L. Leshock, C. Peters, L. Cornish, L. Dunlap, B. Rugh Homeroom 224-Row 1: Mrs. Zolock, J. Bollinger, T. Kepple, D. Henni- nger, W. Bard, B. Lockwood, P. Gatty. Flow 2: Fl. Edwards, J. Miller, D. Smail, T. Schieldkamp, J. Flock, V. Sackett. Row 3: P. Purnell, S. Ander- son, K. Comisak, C. Krug, D. Mutchler, N. Chomos, Fl. Gongaware. Row 4: S. Dean, K. Zalot, A. McKinnon, D. Waugaman, R. Stouffer, L. Kalata. Flow 5: J. Mansour, C. Hunter, C. Henry, D. Quist, S. Davis To get to the library, you go by . . . M. Rossen, M. Dovyak This class is HEAVY... D. Baloga Homeroom 303-Row 1: Mrs. Connor, L. Swaney, B. Bruzda, D. Flock, M. Shon delmyer, D. Love, M. Wisneski, L. Evans. Row 2: K. Quinn, S. Gruber, D. Ross R, Beehner, W. Lauffer, J, Schietroma, l. DelPaine. Row 3: J. McQuiIlin, W. Bray D. Newell, M. Green, K. Cope, D. Whiteman. Row 4: L. Esola, C. Herman, K Karas, R. Casto, J. Morford, H. Johnson, R. Brinker Homeroom 304-Row 1: Mr. Schwing, A. Erdeky, G. Miller, T. Bolkovac, N. Kepple, L. Warren, J. Krivus, S. Muscente. Row 2: B. Mansfield, D. Baloga, M. Butterfield, C. Hudak, J. Tokar, R. Gaskey, I. Heath, C. Lockard. Row 3: V. Fet- ter, S. Truxal, L. MoKenney, G. Williams, R. Robbins, S. Setmire, G. Palmer. Row 4: G. Slezak, H. Trout, D. Sabol, D. Anderson, M. Day, J. Swartz 125 Homeroom 305-Bow 1: Mrs. Myers, J. Koring, J. Demmer, L. Shuster, D. Berg, J. Devillers, E. Hollis. Bow 2: J. Messier, P. Ruff, B. Johnston, K. Pollock, T. Makdad, E. Woodman. Row 3: D. Leese, Ft. Matson, G. Love, B. Rearick, A. Gillingham, H. Charnesky, Fl. Kemerer. Row 4: J. Moyar, K. Farwell, J. Harris, H. As- ton, G. Uhall, D. Thomas Homeroom 309-Ftow 1: Miss Custer, D. Asa, D. Haile, J. Kopetsky, J. Detore, M. Mos- chetti, L. Menchio. Flow 2: L. Perkey, P. Machesney, Fi. Leonard, S. Flanieri, T. Giallo- nardo, L. Matovicik. Row 3: B. Schwab, P. Craft, M. Falcon, M. Ftossen, D. Oleyar. Row 4 .,,, Podgorski, A. Brodie, J. Kelm, D. Hill, A. Cepulllo, G. Fredo ,yn ,25- Homeroom 310-Ftow 1: Miss Treskovich, P. Martin, C. Patrick, R. Klingensmith, S. Miller, K. George, D. Kuzman. Flow 2: M. Kapusta, K. DeFrances, Ft. Shellhammer, C. Cooper, M. McSweeney, L. Fetsko, V. Fisher. Row 3: M. Flosensteel, T. Ciarimboli, A. Capozzi, M. Eis- Ier, D. Martin, C. Jamison. Row 4: J. Brannigan, J. Park, F. Sundry, R. Bassegio, W. Fies- sler, Fl. Lakin, Fl. Pytlak. Row 5: C. Schieb, A. McCIinton, V. Andress, Fl. Nesbitt, J. Pushic, B. Loughner Homeroom 314-Flow 1: Mr. Smith, B. Cindric, Fl. McDonald, S. Blackburn, D. Mikan, D. Aebi, M. McHugh, M. Kostial. Bow 2: J. Fiule, S. Glantz, S. Lingsch, M. Pianko, K. Chell- man, J. Murphy, E. Opsitnick, Fl. Garner. Row 3: M. Fadrosh, Ft. Manley, J. Harvan, J. Sim- pson, J. Fontana, B. Yuille, K. Burkart. Row 4: R. Porter, R. Thomas, N. Selembo, W. Stauffer, J. Paouncic, J. Hossler Homeroom 317-Row 1: Mr. Gerhart, S. Jones, N. Sabatine, J. Cherry, D. Baker, V. Se- mentah, M. Houck. Row 2: J. Price, B. Shirey, V. Garofola, A. Kozak, D. Kenney, D. Man- ning, R. Guerrieri. Flow 3: N, Castner, B. Miller, C. Donaldson, Fl. George, M. Opsitnick, S. Allwine. Ftow 4: G. Lloyd, S. Thomas, T. Walton, R. D'Angelo, B. McGill, B. Blaser, B. Cindric Haven't you heard, 3's a crowd'?!!! A. Muscente, T. Mclntyre, J. Pegg Homeroom 318-Flow 1: Mr. Donaldson, L. Manning, K. D'Aurora, D. Ward, C. Garris, E. Kenney, M. Stite- ler, K. Pacienza. Row 2: T. Mclntyre, V. Lloyd, M. Dovyak, P. Krivokucha, D. Althardt, B. Terrify, D. Chicka. Row 3: T. Ciarimboli, J. Johnston, R. Klingensmith, P. Musa, D. Sabol, C. Miller, R. Hoyle, B. Helman. Row 4: J. Sisley, J. Butler, R. Glover, J. Balik, D, Katich, J. Ferrett, Fi. Fisher 127 Homeroom 319-Fiow 1: Mrs. Seeno, D. Merenda, M. Giles, M. Shriver, M. Poljak, J. Detore, D. Mahoney, S. Falkosky. Row 2: M. Askins, L. Johnston, L. Tucci, T. Harr, F. Mattucci, P. Korchok, D. Moser, W. Witherow. Row 3: M. Seeno, T. Frenchek, B. Kemerer, R. Bay, D. Hixenbaugh, T. Perrin, J. Ondik. Row 4: P. Rowe, T. Testa, S. Charlesworth, W. Brooks, A. Stabile, B. Knepper 4 T. Makdad Homeroom 320-Row 1: Mr. Munden, D. Koshurba, J. Damico, M. Hart, P. Lewis, N Poorbaugh, C. Peterson. Row 2: J. Starr, D. Kempka, B. McArdIe, C. Maloy, J. Mullenix, J Berthold. Row 3: D. Reno, A. Simon, D. Hoover, T. Giancy, M. Felice, S. Bair, Fi. Chat taubay. Row 4: M. Seighman, J. Medaglio, B. Dick, J. Opar, D. Delicandro, J. Thomas 128 But l WAS here! R. D'Angelo i lt has come to my attention that your fellow classmates are skipping this class. Miss Treskovich, J. Thomas Homeroom 323-Row 1: Mr. Zolock, T. Eicher, R. Trice, R. Welsh, M. Shaffer, J. DeNezza, B. Vojta, V. Jones. Row 2: W. Lord, J. Ziegenfus, R. Miller, R. Morgan, A. Smith, M. Weimer, C. Thorm, T. Kunkle. Row 3: B. Roach, D. Nelson, J. Brahosky, T. Tracy, C. McNerny, J. Baroudi, D. Rosensteel. Row 4: V. Caperelli, J. Ivory, R. Roumillat, J. Andrejcik, G. Kalp, J. Geier Homeroom 324-Row 1: D. Strizzi, J. Marino, D. Klaus, L. Longsdorf R. Toy, D. Gazze, S. Salvatore. Row 2: Mr. McLaughlin, S. Camp- omizzi, T. Panigall, D. Nave, D. Rosborough, A. Zahorchak, J. Kallaug- her. Row 3: J. Christopher, D. Wagner, D. Pushic, D. Bosley, D. Zed- ick, J. Constantine, R. McLaughlin. Row 4: P. Plevelich, E. Wimbush P. Fisher, L. Guerrieri, W. DeBone, M. Miller. Row 5: C. Andrejcik, J Eicher, W. Barkhurst, G. Smillie, J. Shadle 129 A cheering section V.. 'hwy Great decisions Row 1: E. Grabman, T. Kunkle, J. Marino, E. Hollis. Row 2: A. Stahl, J. Andrejcik, P. Mignogna, C. Andrejcik. A friendly discussion Miss Frederickson, M. Crosby, C. Rocker, R. Argenta THE DREAM When the white eagle of the North is flying overhead The browns, reds and golds of autumn lie in gutter, dead. Remember then, that summer birds with wings of fire flaying Came to witness springs new hope, born of leaves decaying. Just as new life will come from death, love will come at leisure. Love of love, love of life and giving without measure Gives in return a wondrous yearn of a promise almost seen. Live hand-in-hand and together we'll stand on the threshold of a dream. The Moody Blues Study through audio visual equipment 131 5 5 I ZMM. Superintendent: Dr. C. Meade Beers B.A., M.Ed., Ed.D. University of Pittsburgh Assistant Superintendent: Paul D. Breon B.S. Lock Haven State College M.Ed. Pennsylvania State University Principal: Carl Ft. Truxal B.S. Indiana University of Pa. M.S. Pennsylvania State University ADMINIS TRA Tl ON Most schools think that their teachers are the best, but they aren't because ours are. Each of them has an individual way of presenting 42 or 49 minutes of material to us. They try to com- municate. But it takes two. Usually they are referred to as-fac- ulty. But they are people. They are men and women who help us learn and, believe it or not, they help us mature into young adults. What do they do? Well, they teach us history, math, English, and science. They put up with our silly pranks and sometimes they even laugh with us. They give what they know and hope that we hear, because we are their goal. h ., .A It ki -,.. ' School Board-Seated: D. Mesich-Secretary, M. Beers-Superintendent, P Gongaware-President, J. McQuaide, Ft. Danesi. Standing: P. Taylor, Fi. But- terfield, R. VanAtta, J. Kenney, S. Friedlander. Absent: J. Dunn Assistant Principal: William P. Albaugh B.S. St. Vincent College M.Ed. Indiana University of Pa. 134 he JIJKQQQQQQ :. S? gr 2 P25 f 5 5 5 .r .X flf,f2fXj53i.,51', 5 Ken, you didn't have your wheaties. Mr. Hill Office Staff-D. Bates, D. Knobloch, M. Woodward, F. Sharpe 3 L Q J' Y LW.. - ' we Q2 ll 2,45 0 135 of What's going on in there? M. Balog J. Barnhart F. Bloom J. Carter A. Bauman P. Connor X K l wif F , L ll ...xx p xl - KX 65 H' FA LTY S. Cronin M. Crownover S. Danks R. Donaldson 136 A. Custer E. Elkin M. Becker B. Cramer . A36 .. B+ Mf . . n,.,.,..m. Q. M.. - A 4 Quo A, 1 2 -ml W 'fi , ' z l 'fi' W Q W x ? if , 'ff . 9 . Eff if .- mf . ' ' W m?f 'W H 3 5 ?' 1 is g-, 5 'Et Q -X . l lf si M . f F we Y A F. Dailey E. Ewing ,L Y we H 1,13 3 i if 5: 3 J 5 ik 'Z f L' X , , g , '- lf- ?' W W 35,13 is-22.221155 .Y.. A 1 .Jig G. Ewing B. Falcon H. Folk M. Frederickson J. G rrity W. Gerhart T. GI sgow R. Haberlen Coffee, tea or bufferin Mrs. Fiemaley is M f - gf. :law Y .X H .I x.. '.. . iii? gzggfffzew..pg,w-f1.w:..u. Mg 5- ,. z J! 6 Q Q 3 1 V , Vii- N A '-Q 'A no K fa S C. Hahn M. Highberger K. Hill D. Holecko G. Kelvington H. King H. Kinkead M. Knox 137 C. Koring J. McLaughlin B. Melago H. Myers L. Niedzalkoski M. Pahnos 1151! H is ir? L' i 3 i Sf i fm. 3 . .. z ' f. ,. if 1mzf'w'1'M-Hi4a'f-wfwgvwwrf pf' ii . ..V . .. .... N., mf , m m I M.. , 'V Q W? Q ' 5 '9 -di Af wp- V5 T, .5 riir 'A 'M.2'... 'M :irZT?if1TfZ ' 'W' , 'Z ' ' f.55f i1.? . ., M .1 , Sr - 3.214-Azf'Y-9'f-ggyyi.mf,.,IQ I ,fx x ,mi pi, Q. S t K A, 5 E I wi 5 ' a f 5? 6 sv 1252 1'9- 1 A W r ai 5 4 Qs!!! A' K' M X ik v L f Q X i E 4- -A ' .1 Na..-H. A O. Molter J. Park B. Munden C. Polkinghorn .... A . . .. ...... . I S tc, . . -. M K . vm.: ,pq Q, K f . if f' 'W , fr . .. , iss 'ei2,.:, Er: .. - -' . A. Sanfilippo D. Schwing Fl. Preston N. Remaiey Fi. Rugh M. Seeno A. Shavel S. Shuster A wish for a bright future Miss Wirsing, Mr. Thompson 138 .i ,. , -h 2 f . .QF ,f . ' li: ' . is fQ b 5 . 'inf .ffl ' 4. M fg Q Egg 1 , ix .., .. I ., S '5 .Q , f -Q. Vf' 1 x if eff . , ,, Q. 1 fi fx Q fl ,fi 5 if 1. E L' 4 l A 1 5 Z, 5 f 1 l. QE. My f- ' Q 's 4 - '45 , 4 ' Q4 's5:i?' W ' W ws:--FE ,f. .,fjvr .m . lv 5 , '- f -w, ' lf J -L fi 4 1 P- ' -' Q af. ...f . V 241151, K ,Q if . Q Biff W, 3' 9 -, 'YJ W W , .f. . f 1 3 wwf M ,,..,l:.g:f1sif'1' 1. 55, . A . b ., .. . , , . - 15351 l lc , JL .l o. 7. 5- . I Williams Wirsing Wolf Wolff Wood J. Thompson G. Towle J. Treskovich N. Truxal N. Weisel . Yarabinetz Zolock Zolock Key punch operator-J. DiPietro 140 -,, x K 1 1 if A s , lll H07 A171717 lliiillf 011114 if I knew I forgot something. Tom Forbes and Marilyn Davis entered GSHS forthe second semester Mr. Steele il The keeper of films Mr. Folk 141 FACULTY DIRECTORY Innovation? Mrs. Barnhart Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Baloh-Social Studies, B.A. Hunter Collegeg M.A. Pennsylvania State University. Mrs. June E. Barnhart-Englishg B.A. Seton Hill College. Miss Adren Baumann-English, Speechg B.A. Geneva Collegeg Sponsor of Dramatics and Ecology Clubsg Dramatics Coach. Morris R. Becker-Social Studiesg B.E., M.Ed. Duquesne Universityg Head Basketball Coach. Floyd S. Bloom-Mathematicsg B.S. Lock Haven State Collegeg M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh. Mrs. JoAnn B. Carter-Foreign Language: A.B. Grove City College. Mrs. Phydellas O. Connor-Business Educa- tiong B.S. Grove City Collegeg Yearbook Business Manager. Bernnie L. Cramer-Vocationalg B.S. Univer- sity of Pittsburghg M.S. California State College. Mrs. Suzette S. Cronin-Home Economicsg B.S. Seton Hill Collegeg Department Chair- mang Sponsor of F.H.A. and Majorettes. M. W. Crownover-Driver Educationg B.S. Edinboro State College. Miss A. Arlene Custer-Business Educationg B.S. University of Pittsburgh: Yearbook Advi- sorg Co-Sponsor of Student Council. Mrs. Frances Dailey-Home Economics: B.S. Indiana University of Pa. Mrs. Suzanne C. Danks-Foreign Languageg A.B. Lycoming Collegeg Sponsor of A.F,S. Ralph W. Donaldson-Mathematicsg B.S., M.Ed. Indiana University of Pa.g Sponsor of Pep Club. Kenneth Elkin-Englishg B.S. Indiana Univer- sity of Pa.g M.L.S. University of Pittsburgh. Earl Ewing-Mathematicsg B.S. Geneva Col- legeg M.Ed. University of Pittsburghg Athletic Directory Home and School Visitor. Mrs. Grace Ewing-Englishg B.A. Geneva College. William Falcon-Social Studiesg B.A. St. Vin- cent Collegeg M.Ed. Duquesne Universityg Assistant Football Coach. Harry Folk-Social Studiesg B.A. St. Vincent Collegeg Audio Visual Directorg Sponsor of Audio Visual Club. Miss Marsha K. Frederickson-Englishg B.S. Indiana University of Pa.g Sponsor of N.F.L. James Garrity-Business Educationg B.S. ln- diana University of Pa.g M.Ed. Pennsylvania State Universityg Sponsor of Business Educa- tion Clubg Treasurer of Greensburg Teachers Credit Union. Wade H. Gerhart-Mathematicsg B.S. Indiana University of Pa.g M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh. Thomas W. Glasgow-Industrial Arts qGraphic Artsjg B.S. California State College. Miss Ruth R. Haberlen-Home Economicsg B.S., M.S. Pennsylvania State University. Charles Hahn-Vocational and Industrial Artsg B.S. University of Pittsburgh. Miss Mary E. Highberger-Social Studiesg B.A. Seton Hill Collegeg M.Ed. Pennsylvania State University. Kenneth J. Hill-Musicg B.S. Indiana Univer- sity of Pa.g Department Chairmang Band Director. R. Donald Holecko-Vocational and lndus- trial Artsg B.S. University of Pittsburghg Spon- sor of V.l.C.A. George D. Kelvington-Health and Physical Educationg B.S. University of Pittsburghg Head Wrestling and Cross Country Coach. Mrs. Helen T. King-Health and Physical Educationg B.S. Slippery Rock State Collegeg M.S. University of Pittsburghg Department Chairmang Sponsor of G.A.A. Ralph V. Kinkead-Scienceg B.S. California State Collegeg M.A. West Virginia Universityg Department Chairmang Tennis Coachg Spon- sor of Bios Logos Club. Mrs. Margaret A. Knox-Englishg B.S. Mil- lersville State College. Carl S. Koring-Vocational and Industrial Artsg M.Ed. University of Pittsburghg Voca- tional Director. James McLaughlin-Scienceg B.S. West Chester State Collegeg Athletic Trainer. Robert Melago-Mathematicsg B.S. Juniata Collegeg M.Ed. indiana University of Pa.g De- partment Chairmang Assistant Football Coach. 0. J. Molter-Mathematicsg B.S. Washington and Jefferson Collegeg M.Ed. University of Pittsburghg Sponsor of Varsity G Club. J. Robert Munden-Scienceg B.S. Otterbein Collegeg M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh. Mrs. Helen Myers-Business Educationg B.S. Duquesne University. S. Larry Niedzalkoski-Health and Physical Educationg B.S. West Virginia Universityg As- sistant Football Coachg Elementary Basket- ball Coach. Miss Markella Pahnos-Health and Physical Educationg B.S. Slippery Rock State Collegeg Sponsor of Cheerleadersg Girls' Basketball Coach. Mrs. Jean M. Park-Englishg B.S. Millersville State College. Mrs. Carol Polkinghorn-Englishg B.S. ln- diana University of Pa.g Sponsor of A.F.S. Mrs. Romayne L. Preston-Guidanceg R.N. Mercy Hospital School of Nursingg B.S. Cali- fornia State Collegeg M.Ed. Indiana Univer- sity of Pa. Mrs. Nadene Remaley-School Nurseg B.S. Seton Hill College and University of Pitts- burghg Sponsor of Future Health and Career. Miss Roberta J. Rugh-Foreign Languageg B.A. Seton Hill Collegeg M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh. Alvin Sanfilippo-Englishg B.A. St. Vincent Collegeg M.Ed. Indiana University of Pitts- burghg Department Chairmang Sponsor of Literary Magazine. Donald L. Schwing-Business Educationg B.S. Indiana University of Pa.g M.Ed. Univer- sity of Pittsburghg Baseball Coachg Evening School Director. Mrs. Marjorie B. Seeno-Scienceg B.S. Grove City College. Andrew J. Shavel-Guidanceg B.S. California State Collegeg M.A. Glassboro State Collegeg Department Chairman. Stephen Shuster-Business Educationg B.S. Indiana University of Pa.g M.Ed. University of Pittsburghg Department Chairmang Golf Coach. Elmer G. Slezak-Social Studiesg A.B. Thiel Collegeg M.A. University of Pennsylvaniag De- partment Chairmang Rifle Coach. David A. Smith-Scienceg B.S. Indiana Uni- versity of Pa.g Sponsor of Civil Defense Clubg G.G.S.E.A. President. George D. Steele-Englishg B.S. Slippery Rock State College. Richard H. Steele-Driver Educationg B.S. California State Collegeg Athletic Faculty Manager. Mrs. Helen S. Steiner-Guidanceg B.A., M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh. 143 Roger Stern-Fine Artsg B.S. Indiana Univer- sity of Pa.g Department Chairmang Sponsor of Junior Class. William Temple-Business Educationg B.S. California State Collegeg M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh. Mrs. Mary Bess Thomas-Foreign Languageg B.A. University of Buffalog M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh: Department Chairmang Sponsor of French Club. Mrs. Carla K. Thompson-Librariang B.S. Clarion State Collegeg M.L.S. West Virginia Universityg Sponsor of Library Club. James K. Thompson-Foreign Languageg B.A. University of Pittsburgh: M.A. Duquesne Universityg Student Activities Directorg Spon- sor of Student Council. Mrs. Jean Thompson-Director of Food Services, George W. Towle-English CFieadinQJJ A.B. University of Pittsburgh. Miss Judith A. Treskovich-Scienceg B.S. Clarion State Collegeg Sponsor of Soph- omore Class. Mrs. Nancy J. Truxal-Musicg B.S. Indiana University of Pa.g Senior Choir Directorg Sponsor of Ushers Club. Mrs. Nancy Weisel-Mathematicsg B.S. Phil- lips University. Robert J. Williams-Social Studiesg B.S. Pennsylvania State Universityg M.Ed. Univer- sity of Pittsburghg Head Football Coach. Miss Helen C. Wirsing-Social Studiesg A.B. Goucher College: M.A. Columbia Universityg Statistician in Guidance Office. Mrs. Mary Beth Wolf-Englishg B.A. Seton Hill Collegeg M.Ed. Duquesne Universityg Sponsor of the Newspaper. Wayne W. Wolff-Health and Physical Edu- cationg B.S. Wake Forest Universityg M.S. West Virginia Universityg Assistant Football Coachg Elementary Basketball Coach. Mrs. Doris S. Wood-English: B.A. Pennsyl- vania State Universityg Sponsor of A.F.S. Thomas Yarabinetz-Social Studies: B.S. Pennsylvania State Universityg M.Ed. Indiana University of Pa.: Assistant Football Coach. Mrs. Sarah Zolock-Mathematicsg B.S. ln- diana University of Pa.g M.A. West Virginia Universityg Sponsor of F.T.A. Stephen A. Zolock-Scienceg B.S., M.Ed. California State Collegeg Sponsor of Senior Class. SENIOR DIRECTORY Senior Class ofilcers-S. Taylor-Treasurer, T. DeNezza-Secretary, K. Hoff- man-Vice President, Absent: J. Coleman-President Homeroom 352-J. Martin, D. Fajt, R. Joseph 144 Donald Philip Adams July1 Bird participated in wrestling and won a letter . . . his plans after graduation are col- lege . . . he will always remember the library and Mrs. Thompson. Nestor Francisco Aguilera March 6 Quito our exchange student from Ar- gentina . . . will always remember the United States and all his new friends . . . enjoys playing soccer most successful subject was industrial arts favorite subject was math analysis hopes to become a civil engineer. A.F.S.-publicity chairman 12 Catherine Regina Ahlborn July 11 Rated choir as her favorite subject . . . at- tended most football games hobbies in- clude sewing and knitting . . . plans to attend a business school. Library, Business, F.N.A., Orchestra Susan Marie Alexander May 4 Sue rated biochemistry as a favorite . . . at- tended most football games . . . noted for her friendliness . ., research biology is included in future plans. Band, French, Bios Logos, A.F.S., National Honor Society Barbara Anne Allen January 19 Barb's most successful subject was French . . . she liked anthro-soc . . . she at- tended football, basketball, and wrestling ac- tivities . . . hopes to enter Grove City College. F.T.A.-historian 12, French, A.F.S. Terry Lee Allen August 26 Terry attended most football and basket- ball games . . . shorthand was a favorite and successful subject future plans include attending a business school. Band, Business David Melvin Anderson January 30 Dave witnessed the Apollo X moonshot and found it most exciting often heard saying, Wonderful' '... his hobbies include hunting and stock car races especially liked gym class will always remember 3:20 P.M. . . . a technical school lies ahead for Dave. V.l.C.A. Debbie Sue Anderson February 12 Rated chemistry as her most successful subject . . . hobbies include tennis, swim- ming, and basketball . . . will always remem- ber her visit to Disneyland. Choir, F.N.A., F.H.A., Bios Logos, Girls Basketball Diane Lee Anderson January 30 Gym was a favorite subject . . . Diane likes horseback riding and painting . . . her trip to Miami with the band was most thrilling member of our girls' basketball team . . . she held the position of head rifle in the color- guard . .. a business office career is in the near future. Terry K. Ardisson Marlene A. Armburst Marlene withdrew during the first semester. Ruth Ann Arthur September 2 Everyone knows this delightful girl . . . she was State President of the Pennsylvania As- sociation of Student Councils . . . having this office she represented Pennsylvania at the House of Burgesses in Williamsburg, Va. and Camp Cheley, Denver, Colorado . . . she pre- sided at the State Convention held here at GSHS in October . . . a sure success when she attends Baldwin Wallace College. Bios Logos, A.F.S., S.C.A., N.F.L.-Secretary 11-12 Carol Ann Aston September 21 Carrie will always remember visiting Erie, New York, and Florida . . . played the guitar and tambourine attended most football games future plans include attending a business school. Robert James Austeri January 28 Blue-eyed Rob favored art likes hunt- ing, fishing, and bowling attended foot- ball and basketball games . . . will always re- member graduation . . . plans to be a fashion illustrator or art teacher. Charles Austin Balley October 24 Blue-eyed Chuckie enjoys hunting and fly- ing . .. hopes for a future in aerodynamics attends all sports activities favorite expression, Don't take any wooden nick- els . . . especially liked lunch. David Scott Baird April 16 Dave considered gym as his most suc- cessful subject . . . earned a letter in basket- ball . . . attended football and wrestling events. Patricia Lee Baird March 15 This blue-eyed girl found art her most en- joyable subject . . . will always remember the prom . . . she enjoys painting and sewing . . . Pat's future plans are to attend Seton Hill College. S.C.A., F.T.A., German, F.N.A., Yearbook, A.F.S. James Andrew Balogh September 22 Andy feels that being a senior was a great privilege . . . after graduation, he is planning a career in the military service. Civil Defense Gregory Vance Barber June 4 Vance rated physics as his favorite subject . . works part time at Professional Phar- 145 macy . . . found Canada to be interesting . . . future plans include college. J.E.T.S., Ski, Bios Logos, Ecology, Wrestling Robert George Bauer August 2 Bob enjoyed electric shop and found get- ting his motorcycle a most thrilling ex- perience . . . he likes to build electronic equipment . . . future plans are undecided. Track Cathy Ann Baumann December 12 Short and sweet . . . Cathy is a proud resi- dent of Hufftown has visited Hyannis, Massachusetts . . . likes to attend football, basketball, and wrestling events. Pep, Business, F.T.A., A.F.S. Nora Belle Beacon November 3 Chico, a brown-eyed senior, listed math as her favorite subject . . . enjoys roller skating and swimming . .. plans to be an airline stewardess. Audrey Jane Beeghly March 9 A pleasing personality, Audrey's hobbies include playing tennis and swimming . . . rates flying in a jet for the first time as one of her most exciting experiences plans to go to a business school and become a secretary. Pep, F.H.A., Business, A.F.S. Julla Marie Behun August 4 Julie rated history as her favorite subject . . . enjoyed attending football and basketball games . . . future plans include college. Ushers, F.T.A. Nancy Louise Bell June 6 Nancy was always talking considers making the girls' basketball team most thrill- ing . . . enjoyed swimming, skating, and gym . . . has a part-time job at Kirk S. Nevin Arena plans to attend college and be- come a gym teacher. German Thomas Eric Bennett June 18 Rick rated gym as his favorite subject . . . enjoyed attending football games . . . holds a part-time job at Gee Bee's. Swimming Hilary Louise Berg August 31 Blond, blue-eyed Hilary likes to read and listen to rock music . . . will never forget her crowded schedule . . . a nursing career and marriage enlighten her future. F.N.A. Michael K. Berry Jack Robert Bert June 19 This brown-eyed senior enjoys skiing and golfing . . . rated German as his favorite sub- ject . . . college lies in the future. Ski, Ecology Dorothy Jean Bevan June 7 Jeanie, who enjoys sewing and knitting, will always remember the football games and pep assemblies future plans are to be- come a beauticlan. F.H.A., Ushers, F.N.A., Library Timothy M. Bickel October 17 Bones enjoys working on cars . . . at- tended most football games listed Eng- lish as a favorite . . . future plans include se- curing a job. Linda Sue Bittinger June 11 This year's editor of the yearbook plans to attend college or a commercial art school many of the activities she enjoyed in- clude playing the guitar and decorating for the junior prom . . . looking back, Linda will always remember her junior year and Christ- mas her senior year. F.T.A., A.F.S., F.N.A., Ski Linda Jean Black January 15 Lyn attended most sports events she enjoys listening to the radio and swimming . . . future plans are undecided . . . enjoyed a trip to Florida. Karen Lynn Blaser July 13 Quiet but friendly . . . Karen was a German fan . .. likes to sew . .. works part time at Davis Supermarket she is looking for- ward to a nursing career. F.N.A. Mary Jo Blasiole December 5 A 5'4 brown-eyed senior, Mary Jo's most successful subject was biology . . , she hopes to attend college. Pep, F.T.A., Ushers, Ecology Donna L. Block Dave Harry Boe January 21 This six foot smiling senior listed choir as his favorite subject . . . enjoyed football and basketball games . . . future plans include college. Choir-treasurer 12, German Beverly Jo Bohichik April 24 Bev enjoys playing the piano and baking . . . attended most football games and wres- tling events . . . future plans include attend- ing college. Girl's Chorus-vice president 10, F.T.A. A.F.S. French-treasurer 12, National Honor Society Michael Joseph Anthony Bohonis February 12 Poke found traveling with the band to be a most thrilling experience . . . hunting and television are favorite hobbies. Stage Band, Orchestra Paul A. Bold December 23 Paul enjoyed attending sports events held a part-time job at the Y.M.C.A ..,. rated history as his favorite subject . . . will always remember his senior year, Ski John Wayne Bollinger John Wayne found drafting most inter- esting plays the trumpet he enjoys hunting and target shooting . . . future plans are in the field of architectual engineering. Band, S.C.A., Ecology, Civil Defense Helen Margaret Bono July 23 Reading, handcrafts, and watching sports October 10 events are a few of Helen's hobbies . . . was thrilled to receive her driver's license successful in German but favored P.O.D .... Helen has been accepted at Westmoreland School of Nursing, F.N.A., Ecology Patricia Joanne Borzik May 20 Pat has a sense of humor . . . liked biology , . . will always remember being a member of a championship band. Choir, National Honor Society John Carl Bosmay November 6 John is a proud resident of Hufftown his hobby is collecting keys . . . likes to listen to KQV . . . found Chicago and Washington, D.C. interesting . . . he is a prospective draftsman. Rick L. Bowman September 17 Duda, a resident of Slickville, has lettered in track and wrestling could often be heard saying, Well come on ... was thrilled to graduate. Renee Michelle Bozo September 29 Renee has found being chosen as an edi- tor of the yearbook a thrilling experience . . . will always remember her senior lunch table future plans include traveling and college. Yearbook-Editor-in-Chief, Masque, Ushers Jacqueline Carol Bradley February 13 Jackie . . . plans to become a hairdresser after graduation listed German as her most successful subject will always re- member attending the Orange Bowl game with the band. Civil Defense Mark Allan Branthoover September 24 Mark is a three-year letterman of the rifle team . . . in his spare time, he works on cars . . . his future plans are to go into business with his Dad. Mixed Chorus Trudy June Branthoover November 14 Trudy attended football games and wres- tling matches will always remember the pep assemblies . . . her favorite subject was shorthand . . .future plans include a good of- ficejob. Joseph Allen Britz March 13 Joe attended football and basketball games . . . favorite and most successful sub- ject was drafting . . . enjoys fishing and will always remember his visit to Detroit, Michigan. V.l.C.A. John Raymond Brodahl November 21 John's hobbies include playing the guitar and collecting records . . . attended most football games. N.F.L., J.E.T.S., A.F.S., Bios Logos, Civil Defense Robert Findley Brooks, Jr. October 22 Bob's favorite and most successful subject was chemistry . . . noted for his sense of hu- mor enjoys reading, playing the guitar, and collecting records future plans ln- clude college. J.E.T.S., Wrestling, Civil Defense, Bios Logos-president 12 William D. Brownfield 146 Charles Michael Brudowsky October 12 Chuck's most successful subject was chemistry . . . intramural wrestling champ his junior year . . . enjoys hunting and fishing . .. will always remember the day he graduated . . . plans to attend college. Football, Civil Defense John J. Bruzda Patricia Lane Bryant May 31 Bookkeeping was a favorite with Patty . . . enjoys horseback riding and listening to KQV . . . has visited North Carolina . . . will always remember her senior year . . . Patty plans a business career and then marriage. F.N.A., Business-vice president 12 Rebecca Jane Bureau December 24 Becky host of one of our foreign ex- change students . . . member of the National Honor Society enjoys water skiing plans to attend Indiana University of Pa. . . . she will always remember the pep assemblies. A.F.S., F.N.A. Bill C. Burke May 24 Bill spent his summer working at the shore . . . his future plans involve attending art school and working at the shore . . . he will remember his homeroom and Mrs. Barnhart. German, Ecology, Track Charles L. Burkholder Jerry Bush September 15 Jerry enjoys music and plays the guitar . . . he found gym a favorite subject future plans are undecided. Tim J. Bush April 11 Tim came to GSHS from Hempfield . . . en- joys horseback riding and swimming . . . at- tended most sports events future plans include college. Dramatics, Ecology Craig Richard Buskey September 24 Craig came to GSHS from Hempfield in his sophomore year . . . plays electric guitar . . . future plans include entering the service. Ecology Susan Cackowoski October 10 Sue. . . an active member of the girls' bas- ketball team . . . most successful subject was bookkeeping . . . favorite subject was gym . . . plans to join the service after graduation. Jacqueline Rae Calisti June 3 Jackie . . . a proud resident of Hilltop . .. attended most sports events . . . enjoyed art class . . .future plans include college. G.A.A., Future Nurses, A.F.S., Dramatics Pep John J. Callahan Michelle Campagna October 13 Michelle moved to Greensburg from New Orleans for her senior year hobbies in- clude tennis could be found at all foot- ball and basketball games . . . rated bioche- mistry as her favorite and most successful subject. A.F.S. Sue Ann Campolongo May 5 Sue could often be heard saying, That's life enjoys playing basketball, sewing, and painting . . . future plans include an air- line stewardess. QQ. fi 1 New llbfafy equipment Christmas Assembly A. Herman B. Elsbury F-N-A-i A-F-S., Library F.N.A., F.H.S., Ushers, Pep playing the piano and fishing . . . plans to be- Jean Marie Carasea February 15 Jeannie . . . member of National Honor So- ciety . . . most successful subject was history . .. favorite subject was biology . . . will al- ways remember breaking her foot in gym class . . . has been accepted at Indiana Uni- versity of Pa. F.T.A., Bios Logos-vice president 12, Ger- man, S.C.A. Melinda Lou Carmichael December 5 Mindy's hobbies include tennis and swim- ming . . . enjoyed attending football and bas- ketball games . , . disliked her first floor locker future plans include college and law school. F.N.A., S.C.A., French, Bios Logos, Ushers, A.F.S.-treasurer 12, Lion's Den-news edi- tor 12 Gary Wayne Carns November 25 Gary spends his spare time girl watching enjoyed machine shop has visited New York City . . . will always remember his stage crew work . . . plans to further his education. Connie Lou Cavanaugh October 28 This blonde-haired, blue-eyed senior rated art as her favorite subject enjoyed at- tending all sports events . . . future plans ln- clude going to college and becoming an ele- mentary school teacher. Pep, F.N.A., A.F.S. Dianna Lynn Cherry August 2 This green-eyed senior claims gym was her favorite subject , . . enjoys swimming and talking to Tom .. . would like to become an airline stewardess. Claudia Christopher April 11 Claude found art to be a most successful subject . . . will always remember visiting the shore . . . noted for her friendliness . . . plans to attend nursing school after graduation. F.N.A. Michael Anthony Christopher March 18 Mike participated in football and track . . . he will remember geometry and trig class with Mr. Melago he likes to hunt . . . fu- ture plans include college. S.C.A., J.E.T.S., Varsity G, Junior Class President Deborah Dene Christy January 11 Deb, who is noted for talking and laugh- ing, attended football games enjoys lis- tening to the radio . .. her most thrilling ex- perience was graduating . . , future plans are business school. Carolyn Caye Church December 28 This blue-eyed senior rated French as her favorite subject . . . enjoys horseback riding, softball, and eating . .. Blast it . . . plans a nursing career and then marriage. Library Frederick Clement October 23 Fred attended most football games . . . his most successful subject was auto shop. Darryl Felix Colarusso March 29 Russo's favorite subject was social studies . . . enjoys lifting weights . . . was thrilled to get his driver's license and driving to the 1970 prom . . .college lies ln the future. Louise Irene Cole November 21 A sweet girl . . . always will remember her visit to Montreal. Canada . . . enjoys painting, 147 come an executive secretary. Choir, Bios Logos, Business, N.F.L. Joyce Ann Coleman April 8 Joyce . . . an American Abroad student . . . visited Belgium, Switzerland, and Holland . . . member of National Honor Society . . . also received National Merit recognition . . . plans to attend college. A.F.S., F.T.A., Bios Logos-treasurer 11, French-president 12, Orchestra, Library- president 12 Lauren Louise Collier October 16 Lauren enjoyed attending sports events . . . rated English as her favorite subject . . . Aw, Come On . . . proud resident of Huff- town . . .future plans include college. Lion's Den, Ushers, Pep, Bios Logos Alan Howard Colonna March 31 Al likes to play golf and listen to KQV-FM found California exciting especially enjoyed bookkeeping . . . will never forget homeroom 127 . . . plans to continue his education after graduation. Karen Marie Connor December 17 This green-eyed lass rated biochemistry as her favorite subject . . . has a part-time job at the Greensburg Library . . . college lies in the future. F.N.A. Carol Ann Conte May 26 This 5'3 gal enjoyed biochemistry class . . . Carol's most successful subject was Ger- man . . . she plans to attend a nursing school. F.N.A. Michelle Ann Corsaro Future bookkeepers C. Kaylor, S. Hunter, C. Koontz, Fi. Kubenic i 5 , i Michelle withdrew during the first semester. Patrick J. Cox Robert C. Craft Thomas Edward Cullen June 10 Links participated in wrestling . . . can of- ten be heard saying, I don't know , rated art as his favorite subject future undecided. Vincent C. Dalicandro Carol Lynn Damico May 19 This happy senior came to Greensburg from Florida last year I doubt it rated child care as her favorite subject an undecided future. Janet Elizabeth Damico June 5 Janet enjoyed business English and foot- ball games . . . in her spare time, she listens to WTRA . . . noted for her crazy laugh . . . hopes to be successful in the business office. F.N.A. Diane Marie D'AngeIo October 6 This talkative senior came from Latrobe in her sophomore year . . . enjoys all sports . . . rated being chosen for a leading role in Guys and Dolls as her most thrilling ex- perience . . . hopes to be an executive secretary. Pep, Business, Girls Sextet, Choir Kathleen Marie D'AngeIo May 12 D'Ange, noted for her smile and peppi- ness, rated gym as her favorite subject enjoyed attending wrestling, football, basket- ball, and baseball events . . . will always re- member going tothe prom for the first time. Girls Chorus, Pep-vice president 10, 11, president 12, F.N.A., G.A.A.-secretary 12 Darrell J. D'Aurora October 11 Monk liked electronics . . . plans to attend a technical school in the future . . . hobbies are hunting, fishing, and cars. Thomas Edward Daversa December 24 Turk hails from Hufftown . . . lettered in football listed weight lifting as a hobby . . .future plans include college. Cerrie Decker Nancy Gail Deemer May 4 Nancy will always remember how quickly her senior year passed . . . enjoyed visiting New York, Atlantic City, and Miami . . . future plans include becoming a lawyer. French, A.F.S., Bios Logos' Teryle Ann DeNezza May 29 Terri, noted for her' friendliness, enjoyed anthro-soc . . . she will always remember her friends. . .future plansinclude college. s.c.A., Dramaucs, Pep, A.F.s., class offi- cer-secretary 10, 11, 12, National Honor Society Emma Jo DePolo February 6 Emma will always remember her trip with the band to Miami, Florida for the Orange Bowl . .. noted for her sense of humor . .. her hobbies include playing the guitar, bas- ketball, and drawing . . . plans to be a physi- cal education major. Field Conductor, A.F.S., Future Lawyers, G.A.A.-treasurer 12 Alfred J. DePrimio Stanley J. Deren Carol Jane Detar February 14 Carol attends most football, basketball, track, and wrestling events . . . enjoying life rates as an interesting hobby , . . will always remember the kids, the smiles, and the good times. National Honor Society, F.N.A., Pep, G.A.A., 148 S,C.A., Choir, Teenage Council Gretchen L. Detar Ruth Evelyn DeVaux August 3 Ftuth received the National Merit Letter of Commendation . . . will always remember Mrs. Truxal and the choir . . . noted for her cheerfulness plans to attend Oral Ftob- erts University in Tulsa, Oklahoma. A.F.S., French, F.T.A., Library, National Honor Society John V. Devitis September 15 John's most successful subject was Eng- lish . . . favorite subject was music apprecia- tion attended football games future plans include a good job and marriage. Donna Mae Diehl September 26 This friendly five-foot blue-eyed senior rated getting a car as a thrilling experience . . . will always remember the S.C.A. and pep assemblies . . . hopes to go to business school. F.H.A., Pep Sandra Kathleen DiOrio November 28 DiOr enjoyed German . . . attends football and basketball games . . . receiving her driver's license was most thrilling plays the guitar . . . will never forget chemistry lab . . . plans to be a German teacher. F.N.A., A.F.S., German, Ushers, F.T.A., F.H.A. Anthony DiRado June 11 Tony lettered in cross country . . . drafting was his favorite subject enjoys hunting and playing the accordion . . . will always re- member homeroom 127 with Mrs. Baloh , . . ambition is to become a successful draftsman. Varsity G, German, Track Linda Sue Dodson May 31 Linda enjoyed swimming in the ocean . . . rated speech as her favorite subject . . . would like to attend college and teach ele- mentary education. F.T.A., A.F.S., Ecology, Civil Defense, Na- tional Honor Society Gary E. Dohey January 2 Gary attended most football games . . . participated in most outdoor sports . . . was a letterman on the rifle team found coin collecting an interesting hobby. Carol Ann Donegan July 16 Carol enjoys skating, painting posters, and sewing . . . she will remember working in the office and painting Halloween windows downtown .. . Carol would like to wish eve- ryone Good Luck in the future. Greg James Douds June 12 Greg remembered homeroom 134 and the fun he had with the guys . . . his most suc- cessful and favorite subject was gym . . . Track, Baseball Lois Jean Dovyak June 19 Hailing from Slickville, Lois rated phys. ed. and Russian as favorites . . . will always re- member Mrs. Truxal and the choir col- lege lies ahead. National Honor Society, Ushers Sandra Lynn Earnest January 10 Sandy a proud member of the color guard . . . will always remember marching in the Orange Bowl . . . also a varsity member of the girls' basketball team, G.A.A., F.N.A,, A.F.S., F.T.A., Ushers Patricia Lynn Eckel March 17 Pat enjoyed attending football and basket- ball games . . . holds a part-time job at Horne's future plans include going to BCI. Colorguard Deborah Ann Eckley July 3 Debbie . . . came to Greensburg from Apollo-Flidge her junior year attended Keep your eyes open, ladies! L. Dovyak, C. Greco, J, Tuscano, S. Schell 149 most school sports events . . . worked in the cafeteria , . . hopes to become a library assistant. F.H.A.-secretary 10, S.C.A., A.F.S., Library, G.A.A. Mary Margaret Eidemiller Elizabeth M. Elsbury June 2 Betsy found getting selected as a major- ette a most thrilling experience . . . attended most football games hobbies included tennis and swimming . . . college lies ahead. Choir, Girls Sextet Joanne Everitt John Adam Fabery December 2 What a tomato is John's favorite ex- pression . . . his favorite and most successful subject was machine shop has a part- time job with Tyger's Drilling . . . enjoys girl watching would like to become a machinist. V.l.C.A.-secretary 12 Daniel Joseph Fajt December 15 This football, basketball, and baseball player will always remember Mr. Becker and the basketball team . . . Dan plans to attend college. S.C.A., Choir, Varsity G, Junior class treas- urer 2 Judith Ann Falcon June 13 Judy will always remember going to Atlan- tic City . . . rated choir as her favorite subject . . . future plans include college. F.N.A., G.A.A., Pep, Girls Basketball, Teen- age Council Daniel Joseph Fallat October 26 Are you serious? was his favorite ex- pression drafting was always a favorite . . . attended football games . . . Dan plans to attend a junior college and later become a successful draftsman. V.I.C.A. Robert Scott Faye May 3 Bob will always remember his summer in Sweden . . . favorite subject was gym and his most successful subject was physics . . . let- tered in golf . . . plans to attend college. Mixed Chorus-president 12 Anne Byers Feightner June 23 Anne was thrilled to pass her driver's test attended football and basketball games enjoyed drawing college lies in the future. F.T.A., F.N.A.-treasurer 12, A.F.S., Ski James Allen Ferrett May 16 Big Jim participated in wrestling and found electric shop his favorite subject . . . he will always remember the wrestling matches . . . he has decided to attend a technical school for an electronics career. Eric Lee Fetter August 23 Ftick was noted for his quietness en- joyed playing the guitar . . . secured a part- time job at Schallers Bakery . . . future plans include working in a printing shop. Traci Lee Fink August 7 A blond-haired, blue-eyed senior enjoyed both bookkeeping and typing classes . . . will always remember being a member of the colorguard Traci hopes to become an airline stewardess. Constance Ann Fisher September 27 This green-eyed gal attends motorcycle and car races enjoys horseback riding . . . Connie's future plans are to attend busi- ness school. F.N.A. Brad Darrell Flinner December 23 Buddy rated music as a favorite at- tended most football and basketball games . . . played the drums in the band. Dennis Edward Flock March 17 Dennis was a stage crew officer . . . enjoys football games and trail riding . . . would like to attend a technical school. Susan Lynn Folk February 21 Sue's favorite and most successful sub- jects were chemistry and English . . . enjoys tennis and playing the guitar . . . most thrill- ing experiences were being a delegate to the National C.Y.O. Convention in Denver, Colo- rado and trying to water ski . . . will always remember the prom and working on the yearbook . . . college and teaching chemistry are plans for the future. Pep, Dramatics, F.T.A.,-vice president 12, A.F.S.-secretary 12, Ushers Sandra Lynn Fontana November 2 Sandy enjoyed her senior year . . . a mem- ber of the yearbook staff . . . could be found at all Lion football games . . . found Florida exciting . .. likes to read and water ski . . . plans for a teaching career. Bios Logos, German, Ski, F.T.A.-treasurer 12, F.N.A.-secretary 12 Elizabeth Susan Forbes September 12 Betsy, a dark blond, blue-eyed lass, en- joyed being head cheerleader attended all sports events . . . future plans include college. F.T.A., A.F.S., Pep, French, National Honor Society Joseph Anthony Forish April 24 Joe most successful subject was be- ginning foods . . . favorite subject was Eng- lish attended all football and basketball games . . . plans to attend Columbia School of Broadcasting. Brenda Mae Forsyth December 28 This blue-eyed gal was the manager of the girls' basketball team . . . she enjoys cooking and sewing . . . future plans are to become a secretary or bookkeeper. F.N.A., Ecology, Ushers Robert Foster Marjorie Ann Franczyk March 23 Margie rated gym as her most successful subject . . . enjoyed participating in in- tramural volleyball and basketball . . . an ex- citing experience to travel to Miami with the band. Colorguard, Business, Pep Rosilind Ann Fulton February 4 Ros will always remember the fun she had on her trips with the band as a majorette . . . Like it's going out of style noted for her high voice when she yells . . . future plans include being an airline stewardess. David J. Furin Marie E. Furlong Alan L. Gaffney June 9 Allen attended most football games . . . en- joyed swimming as a hobby . . . listed math as a most successful subject . . . future plans include attending California State College. Civil Defense, RADEF Stan James Gallek August 18 Stan has earned two letters in football . . . enjoys hunting and skiing ... future undecided. Varsity G Calvin L. Gates Faith M. Geier May 1 This blue-eyed miss rated English as her favorite subject enjoyed attending foot- ball, basketball, and wrestling events . . . plans to attend Boyce College. F.T.A., Ecology, Ushers, Pep, Business, Audio Visual Elizabeth Ann George August 19 Betsy . . . I wouldn't kid ya' '... sings for a rock group in her spare time . .. enjoyed attending sports events will always re- member the fun she had in the choir musicals. F.N.A., S.C.A., Choir, Librarian James Vincent Gettemy April 4 This 5'9 senior liked homeroom 352 Jim's favorite subject was choir . . . after graduation, he is planning to attend a col- lege in Florida. Keith Dennis Gettins June 30 Keith's most successful subject was an- thro-soc . . . favorite subject was lab science . . . will always remember working at the civil defense headquarters during a simulated war . . . plans to join the Navy and eventually go on to medical school. Civil Defense RADEF, Lion's Den, Ecology Kathryn Denise Gonser November 11 Katie came to Greensburg from Iowa for her senior year . . . enjoys horseback riding and swimming ... future plans include nursing. A.F.S., F.N.A., Pep Robert A. Goughnour Donald E. Gozelanczyk Marcy 18 Guzzy hailed from Slickville . .. found art to be a favorite subject . . . future plans are undecided. Tom Jay Grabiak November 21 Tom's most successful subject was auto shop . . . favorite subject was history . . . en- joys working on cars . . . will always remem- ber the day he graduated. Nancy Jane Greaves February 27 Nancy enjoys horseback riding . . . was thrilled to get her driver's license rated math as her favorite subject . . . future plans include going to California. Chorus Candace Marie Greco October 27 Always smiling Candy has visited 47 states of the U.S. she thinks all under- classmen should make the most of their sen- ior year . . . will always remember her great time as colorguard in the band . . . her future includes college and a nursing career. 150 Pep, F.H.A., F.N.A., S.C.A. Jeanne L. Griffin Eileen Marie Gross September 6 Eileen enjoys Waterskiing an unfortu- nate incident was spraining her ankle in the court . . . future plans are to attend college. F.T.A,, Bios Logos-treasurer 12 Marsha Jean Guy April 11 Are you serious! . . . Marsh was noted for her unique laugh attended most sports events . .. future plans include entering the business world. Pep, Band, Dramatics, Ski, Business, Ecology Marcia Louise Hacon December 5 Marcia will remember the cheering and school spirit at the football and basketball games . . . her plans after graduation are to attend Bradford Business School. F.N.A., F.H.A.-treasurer 12, Pep, Business Susan Mae Hager Susan withdrew during the first semester. George W. Haile July 10 George plays the guitar and organ . . . he enjoyed electric shop . . . future plans are to work with his father as an electrician. Madelyn Macrina Harhai February 13 Madge attended football and basketball games her hobbies include sewing she enjoyed her visit to New York City . . . a junior college is in the future. F.T.A., A.F.S., Ushers, Pep, Business, Dra- matics, F.N.A. Helen Marie Hart December 31 Helen rated gym as her favorite subject . . . enjoys sewing, camping, backpacking, and skiing. A.F.S., G.A.A., Ecology, Yearbook Cheryl Jean Hauger October 30 Huck attended most sports events . . . will always remember being part of the band and colorguard . . . future plans include college. Mixed Chorus-secretary 12 James Edward Heaps February 24 Shark looked forward to graduation . . . he enjoys skating . . . future plans will in- clude a community college. V.l.C.A. William Carl Heffner October 18 Hugh . . . attends most football and basket- ball games . . . plays the trombone in the band. Civil Defense Carol Lynn Henderson October 3 This blond-haired, green-eyed senior at- tends all sports events . . . enjoys playing softball and basketball Carol has been accepted at Columbia Hospital School of Nursing A.F.S., Pep-secretary 12, F.T.A., F.N.A., Mixed Chorus Dan Frank Henry May 23 Dan enjoyed attending football games . . . has a part-time job at Westmoreland Candy . . . was thrilled when he shot his first buck. John Robert Henry September 16 John will always remember visiting Ca- nada and Niagara Falls . . . attends most football and basketball games . . . John plans to attend college after graduation. Band, National Honor Society Sarah Louise Henry June 11 Sarah rated English as her favorite subject . . . Hey Smitty . . . hobbies include writing . .. enjoyed taking world literature as an in- dependent study course. National Honor Society, Ecology, Masque, A.F.S., Bios Logos, Lion's Den-editor-in- chief 12, Literary Magazine-poetry editor, N.F.L. Amy Jane Herman October 7 Amy came to GSHS from Lancaster, Pa. in her sophomore year . . . enjoys reading . . . attended football and basketball games she is also editor of the Literary Magazine . . . college lies in the future. Kathy Jo Hoffman February 21 K.J. enjoys dancing, dating, and talking to D'Ange has a part-time job at Delmont Pharmacy was thrilled to be a May Queen attendant marriage lies in the future. Pep, Cheerleader Deborah Lynn Hohman July 14 Deb enjoyed attending sports events hobbies include horseback riding noted for her cheerfulness . . . future plans include college and teaching. F.T.A., A.F.S., Masque David Francis Homce August 26 Dave attended most football and basket- ball events found being a member of a championship band a thrilling experience . . . will always remember visiting Canada . . . fu- ture plans include going to college and be- coming a music major. Choir, Civil Defense M. Katherine Hornock April 6 Kathy attended most football games . . . sewing and horseback riding take up much of her time as hobbies. . , becoming a nurse lies in the future. S.C.A., F.N.A., A.F.S. Ron L. House Mary Grace Hunsinger May 3 Mary enjoys playing the guitar she likes sewing and interesting people fu- ture plans are undecided. Ecology Will the real Dave Stabile please step forward? 151 John Leon Hunter July 16 John considered German his favorite attended football and basketball games enjoyed spending his summer vacation at Deep Creek Lake, Maryland . . . college is in the future. Susan D. Hunter Karen Lee Hutchinson June 21 Hutch liked her homeroom 302 . . . she en- joyed English class and her trip to Florida. S.C.A. Patty Ann Jacobs July 28 Five-foot, brown-eyed Patty's favorite subject was math enjoys riding motor- cycles . . . business school is included in fu- ture plans. Pep, Business David Jamison Anne Jogun September 16 This sweet gal was noted for her friend- liness attended most sports events will always remember visiting Atlantic City, Gettysburg, and Miami while participating in the band. Theresa Marie Jogun September 23 Terre thinks becoming a senior was most thrilling . .. sewing, swimming, and dancing keep her busy . . . social studies was a favor- ite subject often heard saying, Smile . . . wants to study law and become an attorney. German, F.N.A., A.F.S. Terry Lee John June 22 Terry rated graphic arts as a favorite sub- ject enjoys working on cars . . . holds a part-time job at Bortz Hardware future plans include getting a good job. Virnell Jerome Jones September 18 Virrial, cool, calm, and crazy, will remem- ber graduation . . , he participated in the mixed chorus . . . interested in furthering his education at a technical school. Wayne Jones June 30 Wayne found graphic arts his most suc- cessful subject he enjoys hunting, fish- ing, and cars future plans are to attend school and visit Canada. Rifle Dennis M. Jordan Richard Paul Joseph January 9 Rick wants to goto a dental school . . . he now has a part-time job at Professional Phar- macy . . . participated in football, track, and baseball. S.C.A., Varsity G, German, Choir Evelyn J. Kaczmarek Rose Mary Kallaugher November 19 Posie participated in Girls Basketball . . . attended all sports events . . . plans to go to nursing school. F.N.A., Pep, S.C.A., Choir, Cheerleader Martin Anthony Kapusta April 27 Tall and enthusiastic , . . Martin comes from Slickville . . . favorite and most success- ful subject was chemistry with Mr. Zolock . . . attended the football games . . . enjoys hunt- ing . . . plans to attend St. Vincent College. Civil Defense, Football Cynthia Lou Kaylor June 20 Cindy's hobbies include sewing ... en- joyed attending football and basketball games hopes to become an X-ray technician. F.N.A., Ushers Bruce Allan Keiser June 9 Bruce could be found working at Davis Su- permarket . . . will always remember flying to Vermont. . . plans to major in chemistry. Band, N.F.L., Civil Defense Patrick J. Kelley July 19 Pat will be remembered for his friendly personality . . . most successful subject was gym favorite subject-history high- light of his school years was graduation day ... future plans include joining the Air Force. Patrick D. Kelly R. Rex Kelly Donald Elmer Kemerer May 28 Don rated history as a favorite . . . played drums in the band . . . found lettering in cross country and track a thrilling ex- perience . . . plans to attend college. Joseph Michael Kempka August 1 Joey enjoyed participating in track, foot- ball, and baseball . . . noted for always being late . . . hopes to attend college. Varsity G Michael Patrick Kenney June 10 Mickey . . . lettered in wrestling and base- ball will always remember being state champion in wrestling , . . rated physical education his favorite subject . . . college lies in the future. Varsity G-president 12 Debra Lou Kern September 28 Deb will always remember going to the Or- ange Bowl with the band . . . has found that she has gained much experience toward a nursing career as a candy striper at West- moreland Hospital . . . National Honor Society, F.N.A., Library, Lit- erary Magazine Karen Marie King April 2 Yeah, right! Karen enjoys walking and hiking . .. noted for her friendliness . . . will always remember her week in Miami with the band . . . joining the Air Force is in the future. A.F.S. Joann Marie Kochera November 6 Jo's interests are ecology and people . . . being accepted at Westmoreland Hospital School of Nursing was most thrilling . . . es- pecially enjoyed biochemistry . . . her consid- eration for others will make her a successful nurse. Bios Logos, F.N.A., Library, Civil Defense, Ecology Cynthia Ann Koontz September 5 A lovely girl . . . Cindy's favorite and most successful subject was bookkeeping . . . at- tended football and basketball games . . . en- joys listening to KQV . . . plans to attend Westmoreland Community College F.N.A., F.T.A., S.C.A., Business, Civil De- fense, French, Ski Aubrey Wallace Kopetsky July 15 George came to us from Latrobe . . . auto shop was a favorite . . . his hobby is building and collecting model cars . . . will become a mechanic after graduation. Joseph R. Kostelnik Mary Ann Kovacevich Mary Ann withdrew during the first semester. Denise Gail Kovacs January 12 This 5'3 gal feels that English was her most successful subject . . . she enjoyed so- cial studies and ecology club . . . her future plans are undecided. Frank E. Krause Carol Ann Krivacsy November 16 Carol was a candy striper at West- moreland Hospital . . . found being in the band a great thrill . . . attending West- moreland School of Nursing is in the near future. F.N.A., Girls Chorus Melony Lynn Krivokucha July 9 Mel found art her favorite and most suc- cessful subject . . . enjoys painting and read- ing . . . future plans are to attend Penn State or Tyler School of Art. Art, Ecology Ruth Ann Kubinec July 6 Ftuthi always smiling will be re- membered for her good sense of humor . . . attended most sports events . . . enjoyed wa- ter skiing and swimming she hopes to become a nurse. Pep . . . F.N.A., Ski Marlene Antoinette Kucenic April 16 Our Hufftown senior liked her homeroom 302 . . . her most successful class was cloth- ing with Mrs. Dailey after graduation, Marlene plans to study fashion merchandising. F.T.A., Business, Ushers Janet M. Kucik Kathy Ann Kuhns April 6 Our Homecoming Queen for 1970 . . . en- joyed English class . . . was a member of the colorguard . . . will always remember march- ing with a championship band and their trip to Florida. . , plans to attend B.C.l. Pep, F.N.A. Beverly Ann Kurant January 22 Beverly rated shorthand as her favorite subject . . . enjoys listening to KQV and WIXZ in her spare time . . . future plans in- clude a secretarial job. Ushers, Business-treasurer 12 Dennis Joseph Kuriluk February 26 Dennis lettered in golf and participated in baseball . . . likes to hunt and collect coins . . . could be found at most Lion sports events especially enjoyed gym col- lege lies in his future. Varsity G John F. Kuzmkowski January 17 Kuz won letters in swimming . .. his hob- bies include flying, scuba diving, and water skiing . . . best subject was P.O.D .... noted for his friendliness . . . attended all Lion sports events . . . John has visited California and Florida. . . college is next. 152 J.E.T.S., S.C,A., Varsity G-secretary 12 Brenda Sue Lakin March 24 Bren attended football and basketball games . . . enjoys sewing and skiing . . . plays the guitar . . . plans include going to a nursing school. F,N.A., Ski, Civil Defense, Ecology Linda Sue Latwas September 12 This 5'2 hazel-eyed gal participated in many volleyball and basketball games noted for her good humor future plans include getting an office job. James E. Lauffer February 5 James noted physics as a favorite and a most successful subject . . . hobbies include guns and hunting future plans include college. Band, Stage Band, Civil Defense-vice presi- dent 12 Joyce Ledgard November 10 Joyce plans to become an airline steward- ess after graduation she will always re- member Mr. Slezak's homeroom 134, A.F.S., F.N,A, Deborah Louise Lee July 5 Debbie . . . rated art, English, and choir as favorites attended most football games . . . hobbies include swimming, reading, and drawing . . . future holds a secretarial career. Masque, Girl's Chorus Kevin Leeman August 3 An active member and secretary of the stage crew . . . favorite subject was English ... has a part-time job working for the Greensburg School District. James Edward Leese November 26 Jim will always remember his visit to New York City attended football and basket- ball games . . . noted for his blonde hair. Jeff Joseph Leonard January 7 Bird was thrilled to get his driver's license . . . participated in wrestling and baseball . . . can often be heard saying, You're unreal . . . he will enter the service. George J. Lipyance March 22 Torch found graphic arts his favorite sub- ject he attended football and basketball games and enjoys working on cars . . . future plans are working for a printing company. Carolyn Ann Long July 5 Carolyn likes to swim attended most sports events . . . favorite subject was al- gebra ll . . . future plans include business school and secretarial work. F.N,A., Pep, F.T.A., A.F.S. Raymond Keith Long January 3 Ftay spends his spare time hunting and fishing will always remember the choir musicals and the V.l.C.A. State Convention . . . hopes to become a draftsman. V.l.C.A.-president 12, Choir-vice president, Quartet Robert H. Long Annabelle Lott Annabelle withdrew during the first semester. Beverly Ann Lowstetter January 6 All right! Bevie listed P.O.D. as her most successful subject attended most XA P.A.S.C. Convention workers ,Q B. Allen N. Portzer, M. Merriman, Mr. Thompson, R. Arthur, J. Carasea, R. McQuaide, T. DeNezza, Miss Custer football games . . . will always remember making trips with the band. F.N.A. Aurea Marie Lucas AvriI17 Aureau finds time for horseback riding, swimming and surfing . . . she will always re- member the friends she met in high school. N.F.L., Ecology Ronald Barry Lucas November 17 Ron found his most successful subject was machine shop . . . a part-time job at Bo- ron Oil Company . . . his future plans include the Navy. Dennis Gene Luce July 1 Popeye was noted for his wittiness . . . hailed from Hufftown . . . found history to be a most successful subject . . . plans to attend Indiana University of Pa. Civil Defense, Ecology, Dramatics Michael Steven Lumberger September 23 Mike participated in football, wrestling, and track out of school Mike likes to roller skate and dance . . . he liked econom- ics and the choir. Varsity G-treasurer 12, S.C.A. Marva M. Maloy Mahlon Vedder Manley June 23 This greenish blue-eyed senior rated gym as his most successful and favorite class . . . was thrilled to get his driver's license . . . could often be heard saying, Ten-Four . . he plans to work. Varsity G, Football Manager Clark D. Manthey September 27 This blue-eyed senior enjoys training horses and would like to become a horse trainer . . . Clark's favorite subject was math. Joslyn Fayne Martin September 17 Jos came to GSHS from Hempfield . . . rated English as her favorite subject . . . will always remember her visit to New York . . . plans to be an airline stewardess. Band, S.C.A., F.N.A., A.F.S., Choir Karen Ellen Martinez November 25 Marty likes to listen to KQV-FM . . . will al- ways remember her visit to Geneva, Ohio . . . after graduation, she plans to get a job. Donna Marie Massimo October 7 Donna enjoyed traveling to New Jersey, Rhode Island, and New York noted for her giggle has a part-time job at Joe Workman's ... future plans include marriage. David Allen Mattei July 13 Allen finds time for hunting and elec- tronics . . . future plans are to attend college after graduation. Rifle Mary Lee Ann Mattei September 30 This 5'4 brown-eyed gal will always re- 153 member visiting Atlantic City and Miami with the band . . . has attended most football games . . . found music, sewing, and reading to be on her list of hobbies ... future plans include becoming a medical doctor. Bios Logos, French, A.F.S., F.N.A., National Honor Society Patricia Ann Mazurek December 11 Pat enjoyed attending all sports events . . . holds a part-time job at Winky's . . . rated lab science as her favorite subject . . . future plans include traveling. F.N.A., Ski, Dramatics James Matthew McArdle March 13 Jim got his nickname, Arnie, because of his great ability in playing golf . . . a three- year letterman . . . future plans include work- ing with and around the game of golf. Thomas McClintock James Edward McCurdy May 1 A football player who said, Express your- self . .. after graduation, Jim has plans for college . . . he will always remember Mr. Me- lago's math classes. Ski John V. McFeeIey Michael James McGraw February 21 Mike participated in wrestling and track . . . rated gym as his favorite subject . . . en- joys collecting coins in his spare time. MNUMYI wr- Oh Jim, I didn't see your hand. J. McCurdy, A. Seeno Anna Marie McHugh March 15 Easy to get along with . . . Amy came to Greensburg from Mount Assisi Academy her senior year. . . she enjoyed English class . . . will always remember moving into her new house . . . future plans include marriage. Chorus Charlotte Marie McNair December 5 Pretty, talkative, always laughing . . . Char thinks modeling school was really exciting . . . has visited Germany and France . . . likes to swim and talk on the phone . . . shorthand was a favorite . . . her future plans include a junior college and then going into the airlines. Dramatics, F.T.A., secretary-12, F.N.A., Ushers, A.F.S., Business Lena Renee McQuaide August 18 Renee, with her descriptive hand motions, enjoys horseback riding . . . future plans are to attend college to become a veterinarian. Richard Kiem Mears June 15 Rick would like to go to college and major in forestry his memory will go back to Hilltop and bus it8O . . . he enjoyed attend- ing GSHS and the people in it. Samuel Medic January 3 Sam thought his first airplane ride was ex- citing has visited Canada, Washington, D.C., and Virginia . . . likes to hunt, golf, and watch TV . . . will always remember the prom and graduation . . . would like to become an aircraft mechanic. Marla Jean Meholic February 2 Sweet, kind . . . Mar's spare time is spent baby-sitting, typing, or knitting . .. found working on a tobacco farm in Massachusetts very thrilling . .. child care class was a fa- vorite will always remember working in the office . . . hopes to gain a successful of- fice job, Frank A. Merenda February 18 Frank rated machine shop as his favorite subject . . . attended football games . . . could often be heard saying, Later' '... he will remember his homeroom and the pep assemblies. Marlene Jean Merichko February 24 Marlene attended most sports events and plans to attend a nursing school . . . her fa- vorite and successful subject was English. F.T.A., Ushers, Pep, F.N.A. Mark Joseph Merriman September 27 Found a thrilling experience in winning S.C.A. presidency . . . attended most football games . . . college is in the future. Band Virginia Mertz May 30 Ginger played trumpet and enjoyed being a member of the band attended most basketball and football games. Carol Ann Metelko December 10 Carol withdrew during the first semester. Patsy Joseph Mignogna April 10 Patsy came to GSHS from Hempfield for his senior year. , , his future is undecided. Richard Blase Mignogna January 1 Everyone went to Rich to get help with their homework . . . he plans to attend Saint Vincent after graduation will always re- member chemistry and trig classes. Civil Defense Tom James Mikan December 20 Tom attended all sports events . . . likes to wrestle and play ping pong . . . future plans are to attend college. 154 Civil Defense, Ski Richard Philip Millen January 20 Rick was a three-year letterman in swim- ming he had a part-time job at the Y.W.C.A. as a lifeguard . . . after graduation, Rick plans to attend Mercersburg Academy. Varsity G Debra Kay Miller October 1 This blue-eyed senior will always be re- membered for her friendly personality . . . likes to sew and play the guitar . . . Debbie plans to attend college and major in home economics will always remember learn- ing to drive the school's VW F.T.A., F.N.A., A.F.S., Civil Defense John Robert Miller July 2 Mitch enjoys reading, watching television, and listening to KQV . . . he found Cape Hat- teras interesting . . . plans to major in biology and attend college. Bios Logos, Civil Defense Sandra L. Miller July 22 Sandy enjoyed both bookkeeping and English classes . . . attended all football and basketball games will always remember working in the business department for Mr. Shuster . . . future plans include an office job and marriage. Debbie Lynn Milliron December 30 Debbie's hobbies include bowling and reading . . . will always remember participat- ing in choir and Guys and Dolls No way' '... nursing school lies ahead. F.N.A., Girls Sextet Thomas Alan Morrison May 6 Tom favored foods class .. . likes fishing , . . worked at Davis Supermarket . . . at- tended football and basketball games . . . found Wildwood, N.J. interesting would like to become a barber. Marlena Louise Moschetti April 4 Wherever there's laughter, there's Nina . . . after graduation, she is going on to college to become an interior decorator . . . Nina will remember eating lunch with her goofy friends. F.T.A., Ushers Patricia Ann Motlok July 13 Pattie, l'll say , seems to enjoy lunch the best . . . she liked football and basketball . . . plans to attend college. Pep, A.F.S., Civil Defense, Dramatics-treas- urer 12 John F. Muka Deborah Jane Myers December 16 Debbie's favorite expression was Are you serious. . . . most successful subjects were gym and typing . . . future plans include sec- retarial school. F.T.A., Pep, F.H.A., Ushers Durinda Kay Myers July 8 Rindy found being a candy striper an inter- esting hobby . . . attended most football and basketball games . . . noted for her goofiness . . . future plans include going into X-ray technology. F.N.A., N.F.L., A.F.S., Library James Michael Nalevanko August 25 In Jim's spare time he enjoys scuba diving and automotive repair . . . he will remember electric shop and physics future plans are college . . . a winner in the Explorer Road Rally. Audio Visual-chief technician 12, Civil Defense John Gerard Nalevanko August 22 Noted for his voice, Nellie will always re- member study halls in the band room . . . en- joyed visiting Atlantic City and Florida with the band future plans include being a disc jockey. Basketball Manager Sandra Lynn Nelson May 2 Brown-eyed Sandy is noted for her friendly disposition . . . attended football games and wrestling matches favorite subject was anthro-soc . . . future plans include college. F.T.A., F.N.A., A.F.S., Civil Defense Mary Emma Nesbitt May 14 Deedee will always remember her trip to Ocean City . . . attended all football, basket- ball, and wrestling events. Pep-sergeant-at-arms 11-vice-president 12 Cheyenne LaVerne Oglesby December 22 Chey enjoyed attending all sports events . . . listed English as her favorite subject . . . Right on brother . . . proud to be a mem- ber ofthe choir. Girls chorus Stephen Edward Onusko February 8 Steve, a Southwest fireman, plans to join the Marine Corps . . . enjoyed art and drafting. Audio Visual, Track Karen A. Orange Glenn Gary Owens June 28 Gary's favorite and most successful sub- ject was gym . . . he has won letters in track and cross country . . . he also participated in wrestling. S.C.A., Future Lawyers Cecelia Elizabeth Pagona Cecelia withdrew during the first semester. Ronald Charles Palmer August 28 Ronny participated in wrestling, cross country, and track . . . he will remember being coached by Mr. Blake in wrestling . . . his future plans are to attend Lock Haven State College. Choir, S.C.A. Janet Genevieve Palo July 11 Janet attended Barbizon School of Mod- eling and hopes to have a successful career as a model . . . she will always remember the fun she had in the halls before classes. Ushers, F.N.A., Dramatics, F.H.A. Patti Lynn Pallottini December 29 Pat is noted for her humor . .. will always remember the bomb scares at GSHS . . . her future plans are to attend college. A.F.S., Ecology, Civil Defense-secretary 12 Patti Ann Panichella June 4 Peanuts was noted for her craziness found family living class to be a favorite . . . future plans include attending business school. Lynda Jean Pantalone October 28 Lyn's favorite and most successful subject was bookkeeping . . . she spends her spare time reading future plans are to attend Business Careers Institute. F.H.A., Library, Ushers Jack L. Patton September 17 This 6'1 senior enjoyed homeroom 134 . . . he works at a service station . . . unde- cided future. Gale Jean Pearson September 12 This friendly blue-eyed senior listed Eng- lish as a favorite subject . . . hobbies include sewing and playing tennis . . . future includes college. Girls Chorus, Choir, Ski, F.N.A., A.F.S., French-vice-president 12 Greg James Pennell November 20 Greg transferred from Penn Joint in 1968 . . . attended football and wrestling events enjoys hunting future plans include joining the service. Rita Joyce Perotti April 26 Rita will always remember her visit to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina . . . she will al- ways cherish her emerald pin from N.F.L .... college lies ahead. N.F.L., A.F.S., F.T.A., F.N.A., Ushers, Bios Logos Richard Brent Peters January 19 Ace's favorite and most successful subject was music appreciation . . . works part time at Fatur's Red and White, Delmont en- joys hunting and shooting pool . . . plans to work after graduation. Martha Ann Peterson October 26 Martha came to GSHS from Greensburg Central Catholic her sophomore year . . . listed anthro-soc as her favorite subject . . . enjoyed attending football games . . . college 155 lies ahead, S.C.A., Dramatics, A.F.S., F.H.A., F.N.A., Ski, Choir, Ushers Roberta Ann Pettigrew July 29 Bobbie will always remember her visit to Wildwood, New Jersey enjoys dancing . . . will remember all the fun and friends at GSHS Joseph Edward Pianko March 9 Joe attended all sports events . . . partici- pated in football and rifle teams . . . hobbies include hunting and fishing. Deborah lrene Piovesan January 3 Pinky has visited the New England States . . . enjoys horseback riding . . . German was a favorite . . . a job as a dental assistant and marriage are next. Ushers, Ecology Howard Ernest Piper December 10 This 5'9 brown-eyed senior attended many football games Howie rated band as a favorite played trumpet future undecided. James Robert Pisula August 3 Jim, a friendly boy, will always remember the field goal at the Connellsville game participated in football and baseball . . plans to go to college after graduation. S.C.A., Choir Gary Philip Plundo May 1 Gary played alto saxophone in the band attended most football, basketball, and wrestling events . . . most successful subject was trig plans to attend college in the future. Civil Defense-president 12 Larry James Plundo May 1 Larry will always remember being a mem- ber of a championship band . . . considered English a most successful subject . . . future plans include attending college. Civil Defense Cheri Susanne Polechko May 18 Being successful in art has lead Cheri to choose art as her major at lowa State Col- lege . .. in her spare time, she was a candy striper at Westmoreland Hospital. A.F.S., F.T.A., F.N.A. Nancy Frances Portzer July 31 Nancy is fond of painting and drawing . .. found English her favorite subject . . . future plans are to attend college. Pep, F.T.A., A.F.S., Dramatics, Civil Defense, Lion's Den Margaret MacDonald Power August 15 Margaret will always remember visiting Australia and New Zealand in her soph- omore year rated anthro-soc as a favorite. Bios Logos, French, A.F.S., Ecology Melinda Power August 15 This brown-eyed gal feels that gym was her most successful subject . . . she enjoyed anthro-soc . . . Melinda attended a school in Sydney, Australia, for a year. Louise Prioletto June 20 Louise will always remember belonging to and traveling with the band . . . rated sewing, swimming, and tennis as favorite hobbies . . . Forty winks C. Buskey These slinkys can really get out of hand! Ft. Arthur, D. Rebosky, M. Mattei college is next. F.N.A. William J. Pundai Bill withdrew during the first semester. David Michael Pushic March 12 Dave . . . National Merit semi-finalist and a member of National Honor Society en- joys tennis and playing the guitar . . . future plans include industrial research. Tennis, Civil Defense, Bios Logos, Lion's Den Frank Raneri July 22 Frank rated bookkeeping as his favorite and most successful subject . . . enjoys stamp collecting has a part-time job at Davis Supermarket. Monica Marie Ftebitch April 25 Monnie enjoyed football and basketball games . . . future plans are to attend a busi- ness school . . . she will remember her 10th and 11th grade homerooms. Business , Daniel Allen Rebosky October 31 Dan participated in football, wrestling, and baseball ... he will always remember happy hour and wants to attend the U.S. Air Force Academy. S.C.A., Varsity G Susan Lee Reilly March 5 Sue came to GSHS from Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, her junior year . . . attended most sports events . . . plans to attend a technical school. Patricia Sue Resetar March 1 Member of National Honor Society . . . Patty enjoyed art class will always re- member English with Mr. Elkin . . . attended football and basketball games hopes to major in art. A.F.S.-vice-president 11-president 12, N.F.L., S.C.A., French, Girls Chorus Thomas Edward Rice April 3 Tom's favorite and most successful sub- ject was machine shop . . . his hobby is girl watching . . . enjoys football games . . . has a part-time job at Anderson's Market . . . future plans include the service. Charles Leroy Riggs August 19 Chuck likes cycling enjoyed machine shop . . . will always remember graduation . . . plans to be a machinist and later a dairy farmer. Dave C. Roach July 3 Dave hailed from homeroom 127 . . . espe- cially enjoyed English attended all Lion sports events . . . future is undecided. Karen Sue Robinson July 10 Karen listed bookkeeping as her most suc- cessful subject enjoys skiing and paint- ing . . . was thrilled to go surfing . . . a nurs- ing career lies in her future. F.N.A., Civil Defense, Ski, Ecology Stephen Edward Rocker March 6 Steve's favorite subject was German most successful subject was gym . . . plans to attend college. S.C.A., Wrestling Pamela Jean Rohrbacher June 22 Pam had a part-time job at Troutman's . . . chose as her favorite subject the Choir . .. has been accepted at Indiana University of Pa. N.F.L., National Honor Society Robert Andrew Romognoli November 23 Rome considered trig as his favorite sub- ject . . . has a part-time job at Davis Super- market . . . liked basketball and football games . . . plans to take a course in drafting after graduation. Tom Michael Rose August 12 Tom enjoys skating, football, and playing the guitar . . . favorite subject was gym . .. plans to join the service after graduation. Deborah C. Ross Marc Alan Ross December 8 Always singing . . . Marc listed choir as his favorite subject . . . Don't begrime . . . en- joyed attending sports events. S.C.A. Betsy Ann Rossen December 5 Betsy enjoyed her job as a candy striper at Westmoreland Hospital she came to us from St. Xavier's enjoyed her European visit , . . plans to attend college. F.N.A., Ski, F.T.A., A.F.S.-vice-president 12 Teana Ruffner Dennis Earl Rupert June 24 Lucky Seven . . . hobbies include being in- volved with folk groups and rock groups . . . member of the Big Four future plans include college. Choir, N.F.L., American Field Service John Curtis Russ January 3 John represented our school in basketball he would like to attend a broadcasting school after graduation . . . Good deal. Choir Steven Martin Ryan AUQI-'Sf 23 Steve was a member of our rifle and base- ball teams most successful subject was physics favorite subject was chemistry . . . enjoys hunting, fishing, and water skiing ... future plans include Edinboro State College. Civil Defense Rosanne Marie Sabatine February 22 Rose . . , favorite subjects-English and art . . . most successful subject-typing . . . likes to read and draw . .. will always remember her visit to West Virginia and Atlantic City, N.J. future plans include office work or art school. Deborah Christine Sackett November 10 This enthusiastic senior attended football, basketball, and wrestling events Debbie enjoys swimming and bowling . . . favorite and most successful subject was English . . . hopes to work for an airlines. F.H.A., F.N.A., Pep, Ushers Seth Alan Sadock June 11 Seth has been our head football manager for three years . . . he plans to attend college and study the medical profession . . . worked at the Westmoreland Hospital as a volunteer. Tennis, Swimming Barbara Ann Sandbach July 1 Barb participated successfully in N.F.L .... will always remember receiving her awards . . . plans a career in television. N.F.L.-president 12, Choir, Bios Logos, A.F.S. Anthony Frank Santorella May 12 Tony's greatest thrill was getting his yellow Volkswagon works part time at Kamps Shoe Store . . . considered math his best subject Tony participated in homeroom football and basketball intramurals . . . future plans include school or a job. Edward Kenneth Sapone January 11 Sap came to us from Los Angeles, Califor- nia . . . works part time at the Vending Com- pany . . . enjoys golfing and shortwave radio . . . college lies in the future. Thomas E. Sarver Dwight Stewart Saul January 23 Dwight will always remember being a member of the band and traveling with them . .. remodeling old cars is a favorite hobby future plans include college, Air Force, or being a commercial pilot. Stage Band, Junior Achievement Sandy Louise Schell March 2 Sandy spends her spare time sewing, swimming and playing tennis . . . enjoyed at- tending football and basketball games . . . listed choir as her favorite subject , , . future plans include college. F.T.A., F.N.A., A.F.S, Marilyn Louise Schietroma December 1 Schutz will always remember visiting the Bahamas . . , drawing is considered a favor- ite hobby future plans include being a physical therapist. S.C.A., Majorette, Choir, Band, County Chorus Kathe Anne Schuck May 29 This blue-eyed senior attended most sports events and found bookkeeping her most successful subject . . . future plans are to attend a business school. G.A.A., Pep, Ushers Richard Alan Seanor April 14 This 5'7 blue-eyed senior found activity 157 period and gym class to be favorites . . . se- cured a part-time job at lsalys future plans are undecided. Sylvia Eleanor Sears July 23 Sylvia enjoyed math and listening to records and WIXZ . . . found Washington, D.C. interesting has a part-time job at Westmoreland Hospital future plans in- clude marriage. George Alan Secrist January 26 Allen's most successful and interesting subject was drafting . . . he plans to become a draftsman . . . Alan attended football games and wrestling matches. V.l.C.A., Civil Defense Anson Joseph Seeno July 30 Sports-minded Anson . .. has letters in wrestling and participated in cross country and track won the Tommy Carr take- down trophy . . . spending a summer in New England surf fishing was most thrilling his future includes college. Varsity G, Ecology, Future Lawyers, S.C.A.- vice-president 11, Sophomore Class presi- dent, Junior Class vice president. Mary Ann Selembo April 4 This quiet senior rated child care as her favorite subject enjoyed attending foot- ball games . . . hobbies include sewing, knitt- ing, and crocheting , , . future plans include marriage. Bios Logos, F.N.A., F.T.A. David Howard Selinger David withdrew during the second semester. Anthony Joseph Sembiante June 17 Tony transferred to GSHS from Greens- burg Central Catholic has received two letters in football . . . in his spare time he can be found playing handball at the Y.M.C.A. or lifting weights . . . gym was a favorite . . . his future plans include college. Kathie Elizabeth fChurnsJ Semenko May 21 Kathie's favorite and most successful sub- ject was English . . . she attended most sports events . . . plans for the future include a nursing school . . . July 9 will always hold a special place in her memories. S.C.A., Pep, Teen-age Council William D. Sever Patricia Ann Shafer November 12 Pat, who is noted for her sense of humor, enjoys listening to the radio . , . future plans are to become a practical nurse. F.N.A., German, Ushers, A,F.S. Patricia Anne Shearon March 16 Most successful subject was art . , . favor- ite subject was chorus . . . Trish enjoys painting abstracts and sewing . . . will always remember visiting Waynesburg . . . future plans include secretarial school and marriage. Linda Kay Shemansky January 29 Linda enjoyed attending sports events . . . rated art as her favorite subject . . . hobbies include swimming plans to go to busi- ness school. F.T.A., Dramatics, Ushers, F.N.A., Ski Polly Shriver July 12 Talkative, clever wit, and intelligent . . . Polly likes horseback riding . . . a member of the National Honor Society often remi- nisces the junior prom . . . especially enjoyed biochemistry . . . has been accepted at Sweetbriar where she will enter as a pre- med student. Bios Logos, French, F.N.A., Ski James F. Shusko May 17 Roscoe is a proud Slickville resident attended all sports events . . . liked gym and baseball. Christine Sylvia Silianoff November 18 Tina liked art classes participated in volleyball . . . future plans are to attend college. Pep-treasurer 11, G,A.A., F.T.A., A.F.S., Dramatics Fred David Silvis April 28 What's new?' '... this 6' blue-eyed senior attended most football and wrestling events . . . will always remember visiting New Jersey and South Carolina . .. future plans include going into police work. Richard D. Sindorf Candace Lynn Skelly Candy withdrew during the first semester. Victoria Slaney May 11 Tori enjoys playing the guitar, sewing and reading . . . rated chemistry as her most suc- cessful and favorite subject . . . future plans include college. S.C.A., F.N.A., A.F.S., French, Colorguard Carol Lynn Smail July 3 Carol attended basketball and football games . .. enjoys drawing . .. Carol will al- ways remember the junior prom future plans are work, then marriage. F.N.A. George Bradley Smail April 5 This 5'11 brown-eyed senior found gym to be a successful subject future plans are undecided. Ski Kathryn Christine Smail June 16 What's new?' '... found typing to be most successful . . . choir as a favorite . . . will al- ways remember Florida and her part-time job at Perfection Photo. F.H.A., Dramatics Deborah Lynn Smeltzer October 6 Debbie will always remember the fun she had in her junior homeroom . . . enjoys baby- sitting ... a nursing career follows graduation. F.N.A., Ushers, Ecology Jill Diane Smith September 16 Our senior cheerleader feels that making the cheerleading squad was the greatest . . . future plans include a medical school. S.C.A.-secretary 12, Bios Logos, F.N.A., Na- tional Honor Society, Ushers, Pep, Lions Den Karen L. Smith Rebecca Marie Smith May 3 Beckie enjoyed biochemistry and will al- ways remember the students at Greensburg . . . future plans are computer programming. Library, Ecology, A.F.S., F.N.A. R. Thomas Smith Sandra L. Smolka Sandra withdrew during the first semester. Gerald Thomas Smyder May 1 Gerald especially enjoyed vocational draft- ing ...his hobbies include hunting and radio electronics . . , always joking with others . . . ambition is to become an architectural draftsman. V.I.C.A. Valerie June Soiranko June 17 Val especially enjoyed art class . . . looks forward to graduation . . . participated in vol- leyball, basketball, and softball intramurals noted for her wild imagination Val would like to attend Waynesburg and be- come an art teacher. F.N.A., F.T.A., G.A.A., Pep Leslee J. Solomon Larry Albert Sorenson November 6 Larry came to us from a Puerto-Rico school in his Freshman year he partici- pated in football, wrestling, and track . . . Larry feels that unity holds a class together. Civil Defense, Varsity G Paul Kaare Sorensen April 10 Paul, one of our foreign exchange stu- dents from Denmark . . . has visited France, Germany, and Italy . . . was thrilled to come to the U.S.A. . . . he hopes to receive a PhD in history. Ski, A.F.S. Connie Spear January 24 Connie attended most sports events and found choir her most enjoyable subject . . . future plans are to become an airline stewardess. Dramatics, Girls Chorus, Mixed Chorus Raphelia Spisso August 2 Philly . . . this blond-haired majorette came from homeroom 305 enjoyed attending football, basketball, and wrestling activities . . .college lies ahead. F.H.A. Gerald Raymond Spong July 4 Jerry plays the guitar and found electric shop his favorite class . . . future plans are to attend a technical school. David Michael Stabile April 18 This senior is noted for his great sense of humor . . . he found anthro-soc his most suc- cessful subject . . . Dave's future plans are to attend college. Future Lawyers, S.C.A., Ecology, A.F.S., Bios Logos Diana Rae Stahl April 11 Quiet . . . Di was a member of the National Honor Society . . . her spare time was spent sewing or at colorguard practice . . . has vis- ited Italy . . . will never forget her trips with the band to Miami she plans to attend Pitt at Greensburg. Melvin Peter Stanko February 27 Melvin rated auto shop his favorite subject . .. hobbies include motorcycles .. . will al- ways remember graduation ... future undecided. Sally C. Steel September 10 Sally came to GSHS from Hempfield in her 158 sophomore year plays guitar noted for her sense of humor . . . finds riding to be a favorite hobby . . . future plans include at- tending Maryland Medical Secretarial School. Patricia Lee Stillwell November 15 Pat will remember visiting Massachusetts . . . her hobbies include horseback riding, swimming, and skating . . . known to be very talkative. . . plans to go to BCI. Dramatics-vice president 12, Business- president 12, Ecology Clifton Joseph Suehr November 4 Cliff rated biology as his favorite subject . . . noted for his sense of humor . , . enjoyed attending all sports events .. . hopes to be- come a biologist. Choir, N.F.L., Baseball, Football Thomas Joseph Sukay December 28 Tom rated American history as a success- ful and favorite subject . . . hobbies include riding his cycle and hunting . . . future plans include attending St. Vincent College. Band, Civil Defense Ralph Harrison Swartz November 28 Ralph enjoys watching football events . . . receiving his driver's license was a thrill . . . could often be heard saying, Could be but I doubt it . . . future plans include joining the Navy. Jeanne Louise Sylvester October 7 Jeannie feels that art has been her most successful subject , , . future plans are unde- cided this Slickville gal will always re- member driver's education. Ecology Caesar James Tagliati September 18 Alright! . . . C.J. enjoys music and hunting found visiting Denver, Colorado, an un- forgettable experience future plans in- clude attendlng college. Civil Defense, A.F.S. Donald Anthony Tatarelli April 20 Don could be found at most football and basketball games . . . hobbies include paint- ing and skin diving ... hopes to become a state policeman. Stephen Michael Taylor October 5 Steve, our part-time mascot Lion, plans to attend college and become a marine biolo- gist . . . he will always remember choir, roaming the halls, and Ecology club. S.C.A.-treasurer 12, Future Lawyers-treas- urer 10, Bios Logos, Track, J.E.T.S. James Testa February 2 Jim's favorite subject was graphic arts . . . attended most school sports events .. . will always remember visiting Kentucky and In- diana . . .future plans include college. Deborah Ann Thomas August 19 Debbie, a petite green-eyed blond, was a member of the colorguard for three years . . . participated in volleyball intramurals . . . could be found at most Lion sports events . . . will never forget the trips with the band ...enjoys singing . . . Deb is looking forward to graduation and college. Ski, Bios Logos, Orchestra Mary Ann Thompson February 8 Mary Ann was successful in English .. she's proud of her Indian nationality . . . works at Serro's Diner . . . likes to skate . . . hopes to become a nurse . . . and someone's wife. F.T.A., F.N.A., Bios Logos William Thompson Marsha Lynn Tinti Al-lQU5i 22 Marsha considered her trip to Wildwood a thrilling experience . . . works at Winky's in South Greensburg . . . will always remember going to the prom . . . horseback riding and swimming occupy her spare time . . . Marsha plans a career in cosmotology. Ski, Pep Anthony Todaro August 23 Tony proudly hails from Hufftown . . . par- ticipated in basketball . . . liked journalism . . . attended all Lion sports events . . .will al- ways remember visiting ltaly . . . plans to at- tend college. Lion's Den Canice Vincent Troy September 5 This blue-eyed senior enjoys hunting and boxing was thrilled to go to Florida .. . has a part-time job at Sun Paint and Tile . .. future plans include joining the Marine Corps. Jean Ann Troy MaI'Cl'I 31 Jean rated biochemistry as her favorite subject has a part-time job at the Manos Theater future plans include college to study marine biology. F.N.A., Bios Logos, Ecology, Library, Lion's Den, Civil Defense David Lynn Truxal November 4 Dave will always remember the sports events at Greensburg and classes with Mr. George Steele. Ski-vice president 12 Joady Ann Tuscano September 20 This blonde-haired, green-eyed senior en- joys playing the guitar . . . has a part-time job at St. Anne's will remember her junior year . . .college is in the future. S.C.A., A.F.S., Lion's Den, Ecology Judith A. Tyger John Urban December 4 Electronics was John's specialty at- tended football games he enjoys scuba diving and karate . . . plans a future in indus- trial research. Civil Defense, S.C.A. Michael James Urbani January 24 Mike will always remember chemistry class with Mrs. Seeno . . . future plans include college. Bios Logos, Civil Defense, Ski Judith Adair Veitch Debember 15 Judy rated shorthand as her favorite sub- ject . . . attended football and basketball games . . . future plans include a secretarial job. Bios Logos, Business Carol Ann Voll October 19 Carol, Your kidding me? . . . enjoyed gym class . . . will always remember getting her class ring . . . future plans include a business school. F.N.A., A.F.S. Pauline Susan Vrbanic February 23 Polly . . . lists sewing, reading, and playing the guitar as favorite hobbies . . . noted for her friendliness . . . will always remember visiting Quebec and Montreal . . . future plans include being a French major. Band, French, National Honor Society Arnold Edward Wade July 21 Arnie likes a smile on his face . . . favorite subject was art . . . most successful subject was English enjoys playing all types of sports and likes to hunt hopes to con- tinue his education. Kenneth B. Walters Deborah Carseara Walton February 7 Deb thought going to Washington, D.C. was a thrilling experience . . . could be found at most Lion sports events . . . enjoys sewing and cooking . . . she wishes the juniors and sophomores good luck next year . . . wants to attend a business school. Pep, F.N.A., Girls Chorus-vice president 12 Felicity Mitinger Watt January 15 Lisa found being in charge of the junior prom decorations an exciting experience . . . received an early acceptance to Randolph- Macon College . . . future plans include teaching law. F.N.A., Bios Logos, French, Ski, F.T.A., A.F.S., Future Lawyers Patricia Jean Watt February 27 Pro attended football and basketball games . . . can often be heard saying, Yea, right . . . found Canada interesting . . . mar- riage lies ahead. F.N.A. David Allen Weightman August 6 David attended most football games played trumpet in the band and listed band as a favorite subject . . . plans to attend college. Vickie Lynn Weimer August 21 This green-eyed senior attended football and basketball games . . . plays the piano . . . future includes an office job. F.N.A., Business Timothy James Weir November 20 Tim found his favorite subject was English . . . he received the stage crew manager 70-71 award . . . he enjoys trail riding . . .fu- ture plans are to become an electrician. Lynda Gail Welling December 28 Will lists reading and tuning into KQV as favorites . . . participated in the band . . . at- tended most football and basketball games . . .furthering her education is in the future. Thomas Edward Wible February 1 Rated art as his most successful and fa- 159 vorite subject . . . will always remember mak- ing pep signs hobbies include drawing and painting . . . plans to attend Ft. Lauder- dale Art School. James Williams April 7 Villy captain and a letterman of our football team Jim also lettered in base- ball . . . future plans include college. Civil Defense Raymond Stanley Wotus July 16 Gym was a favorite subject . . . Ray partici- pated in baseball in his spare time he can be found playing football and basketball in Crabtree . .. plans to join the Navy or Air Force after graduation. Peggy Lou Wright November 21 Louie enjoys listening to records her visit to Delaware was exciting . . . school is in the future. S.C.A. Wayne Yurcevich Wayne withdrew during the second semester. Lorraine Lee Yusko April 24 This green-eyed senior girl rated typing as her most successful subject . . . her hobbies include sewing and going places Au . . . a part-time job at Westmoreland Hospital . . . hopes to get a good job after graduation. F.H.A., F.N.A., Business, Ecology Mary Zalich January 6 Mary rated shorthand her favorite subject . . . Oh, get out . . . attended football and basketball games . . . getting a secretarial job lies in the future. Ushers, A.F.S., Business Lawrence Edward Zappone March 16 A tall, brown-eyed senior . . . plays the gui- tar in his spare time . . . Larry enjoyed French and trig classes . . . attended all foot- ball games . . . future plans include college. Civil Defense. Frank Thomas Zedek April 22 Frank's favorite subject was gym . . . will always remember his experiences in auto shop . . . plans to join the service. Walter Alan Ziewacz August 14 Enjoyed being a member of the stage crew . . . most successful subject was accounting. Stage crew-treasurer 12 Valerie Jean Zimmerlink January 20 A member of our championship color guard . . . will always remember the trips to Atlantic City and Miami with the band . . . at- tended football, basketball and wrestling events . . . future plans include secretarial work. George Thomas Zimmerman September 2 George enjoys working on his car and playing basketball . . . Yeah, right . . . rated music appreciation as his favorite sub- ject. . . future plans include college. Civil Defense ff? 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