Greenville High School - Trojan Yearbook (Greenville, PA)

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DEBRA ANNE MITCHELL Short-Cake March 23. Kelvin and I ... July 29, 1976 ... crazy ... red party ... cars ... burnt-out ... Semoritis ... Youngstown State ... DAVID LLOYD MOERKE Merk July 17. CYNTHIA LOU MORTIMER Cindy October 18 Colleen ... Cindy ... Denise ... Jo ... Toni ... Debbie ... MJ ... Keith ... Fred ... R.R. ... Tim ... leannie ... Village ... Sharon, Pa.... Reynolds... LAURIE LEIGH MOSS Lori June 5. Good times at GHS ... the play ... twirling ... Homecoming court ... I really did, and still do, appreciate everything and everybody that’s made high school what it means to me now, and always will. You've left a mark on me. and as time passes on. I'll still remember. DENISE ANNE MOWRY Denise September 6. Swimming ... skiing ... tennis ... ice skating ... playing piano ... A friend is like an angel in disguise. Denise Anne Mowry Debra Anne Mitchell David Lloyd Moerke Cynthia Lou Mortimer Laurie Leigh Moss 29

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Barbara Ann McConnell Thomas |ohn McElree BARBARA ANN McCONNEll Alvie March 23. I will always remember our Senior Trip! THOMAS IOHN McELREE Tom June 23 To decide noi to make a decision is lo already have made a decision not to decide. Why wait? Indecision is inconvenience. THOMAS LEROY McMUROY Tom August 28. Star Trek - the episode of the invasion of the tnbbles... ERWIN MIER HALKYER Erwin October 24. Exchange student from 8olivia football games .. basketball ... all my friends ... swim team ... fun in Trig .. siesta ... Fantastic Year! STEVEN ALAN MILLER Steve April 29. Entertainment Entertainment branched out in several directions last year. Rock music featured a lot of disco, the style being applied to all sorts of lyrics, even nonsense ones. During the summer, the song Disco Duck was a great success. Another disco hit, Play that Funky Music was the year's number one song. In movies, the biggest box office hits were The Omen and The Enforcer These featured graphic scenes of such delights as decapitations, stabbings and people blown apart by magnums. In efforts to lighten the atmosphere, other directors turned to comedy. Notable here were Mel Brooks and Peter Bogdanovich. Near the end of the year, a couple of classics were redone. King Kong and A Star is Born were both revamped, and updated and remarketed to enthusiastic audiences. 28 Thomas LeRoy McMurdy Erwin Mier Halkyer Steven Alan Miller

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Ronald Albert Moyer Jr Anne Louise Murrin Daniel Roy Myers David Roland Myers RONALD ALBERT MOYER |R Moyo January 9 ANNE LOUISE MURRIN Anne'’ August 27. April 24, 1976 Matt ... Sam'' ... All my friends ... Bubble gum , . . I'd really love to see you tonight ... summer of '76 ... The comfort of having a friend may be taken away ... but not that of having had one. DANIEL ROY MYERS Chip November 18 May prosperity and good health be with you always DAVID ROLAND MYERS Buck November 18 You can never try hard enough to learn everything KEVIN |AMES MYERS Kevin August 26 PATRICIA JANE NELSON Me-Me December 20. Shoot for the stars, 'cause you can't get no higher Music Festivals This year's music festivals had a special importance for a few GHS musicians. Two of our students, Carolyn McMaster and Kathy Haley, were invited to participate in the American Youth Symphony and Chorus. They received invitations to this because of their performances on audition tapes for the Mid-East All Star Festival. As usual, the CHS music department outdid itself in representing us at the other festivals. Cindy Sheppard joined the above two students at Mid-East. District Band had representatives in flute, bassoon and bass clarinet players. The choral festivals this year were Honors, Districts and Regionals. Notable in this group were Caroline Beaver, Chris Keller and Terry McDonald. These three students represented us in two of the festivals. Kevin James Myers 0 Patricia lean Nelson