Grove City Area High School - Pine Knot Yearbook (Grove City, PA)

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'J'-7-1 ' 1 , X , :X 7-3 'S 1 2 fy In T Q X ' 3 v , .. X, Y N I MCT T n I 1 W , K Q xx 'U ' J Q fgglll if ? A Ol f iff HIGH SCHQOL, GRGVE CITY , PENNSYLVAN A P ,, X A ,. f i Sin? T W V 'I wi pf ., , I f L, ' fs! MU' ,V K LE Once diplomas have been received, GCHS gradu- J ffm 4 vw-J ' , if flu' ates will scatter far and Wide with school life becoming .X W 4 V, HL, J A L If ' a fond memory. This PINE KNOT is designed to re- ' X, QM ,JL . 6 f fresh their minds by giving a pictorial review of the l. ffl! ,il 'U phases of student life . . . Instructional, Recreational, Ng ff ' V L 7 W, p Physical, and Organizational. f I- ' 7 I A p WJ Lest We Forget Ly I, Z I , by J ALMA MATER ff ft' , I ,Q if f Hail to Grove City, glorious Alma Mater, lx ' , fi gf J .V fl W Here ,neath the Gold and White V M -x flat Q W . ggi? l3-:'1- iv-'M 4L!f1,L.f- a-e.L.- ,-infix,-.L . LP. 7 flfd X We pledge our deep devotion. 'i'?Vi!S'SsQ'EF3'?5i-'gliiii 25.1 1152-fi-25: , Q ' U j .f . 1+.i+re6sff.E-4'-.g'.:1 -I-was .zgiis-,ding T , ' M A The Pine ever sturdy stands, i 5 , 5 L, . . . '-44' . f-frzP. Hf-wi ily. - ' A guiding post before us, CGrove Cityj -'- . .,, 1 . P ' JD I Hail to Grove City High! QQ i i?55 ','l?fFx . ' -e t . Hail to Grove City, glorious Alma Mater, ' 1 - f 313:tT'Efgg.,:.fi . Eg g i A . Three years of life and youth, 'i C A Spent within thy learned walls, J2fQQf1fi T1g Q ,J M, 33? The Ea 1 '-E.5f'T2Q- ' i .1 : f V . g e, our mascot, ,QL U - - . 'Nix '-191+ -a 5 r e..L 1-Q ' Leads us on to victory, CGrove Cltyj gf! N A T I 53gQixt3f,Q.:,g 2.4, 5-' 33 gf? ii! i Hail to Grov Ct H' hz i 5 e ry lg 1 pf, . V ' . 4, . gm, ' 1'-fjfi 1- we 1 fi - 'X A C C ' 1 . , 1 Y ' ' . 3 Y X . ' 4 fn . . I V Af :Wir Q sqft . 5? ' ' w,,5qgeev Q.-N: vii., 9- 4- - ' Q , :Q 11-'L' -W.-ff., ,inthe f .. .- K. -.- n. . . - Jn: ' :.',4g5 -wt.-.,- E+ W.:- ' 'x K W .. e-1.3. Ao ' N fy 1 - 3 . It if V , 1 X . J i f . V1 , , a f. 1. V '. ' f , E .f , c . I . ., , , , f K ' , fx , i 1 , it ,, ' X Ji I ik X . , . wifi L fix ' U j 1 L iii AQ .M ,tt , 3' ' if wx' Jixiv i L Li' W X il l J it all l' 1 l' yt M T ti N as 5 . iliiiid li ,G W ig: W :gill -QS, HQ? Q ,. . -Ig.. if. TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration Underclassmen Athletics T 24-49 98-I25 6-23 Seniors 50-97 Activities l26-B9 Superintendent Principals Teachers Cffiee Personnel 5 3 3 a 4 Q 1 w I Q 1 I i v 1 Dr Jack B. Hetrick, Superintendent After being the principal of Central School, Mr. Robert McMichael moved up to his present position of Junior High principal. Mr. McMichael graduated from Slippery Rock State College and re- ceived his Masters in Education at Penn- sylvania State University. He has also taught in Marion and Fairview Town- ship schools. Mr Robert McMichael, Junior High Principal ADMINISTRATION Dr. Jack B. Hetrick became superin- tendent of Grove City Consolidated Schools in 1957 after being a faculty member of Evans City and Butler High Schools and principal of the Grove City High School. He received his B.S. degree in Education from Slippery Rock College and continued from there to achieve his Masters and Doctors degrees from the Pennsylvania State University. Mr. Morrison Orr, Senior High Principal For four years Mr. Morrison Orr has held the duties of Senior High principal. Before coming to Grove City, he had previously taught at Cambridge Springs for eight years, South Butler for one year, and also served as acting principal of Knoch High School. Mr. Orr received his B.S. degree from Edinboro State Col- lege. He continued his education at Penn- sylvania State University Where he was conferred his Masters degree in Educa- tion. i CDFFICE PERSONNEL Mr. Wayne Gregg, Business Manager Miss Marie Cook V ,...-guna-MO .- Mrs. Ruth Lanigan Miss Sandy Hinkson w N L-. Miss Heleh Spanberger Miss Judy McC0ol w 9 W I Mrs. Lucille Horneg English Mr. Robert Gatesg English, Laiin Mrs. Kathy Millerg English ANGU GE Now, more than ever before, We need to know When, how, and Why to listen. Through the use of language we are able to express ourselves to others around us. Our language is a communica- tion, a means of getting along in friendly groups, in clubs, in classes, and in business situations. The competitive spirit in the world today pro- vides a greater need for a more extensive knowl- edge of languages. For this reason English, French, Latin and Spanish are the subjects in- cluded in this department. Mrs. Josephine Steffeeg English Mrs. Thelma Binderg English Mrs. Alice Ketlerg English Mrs. Mary Lou Christieg English, French 10 Mr. Nial McCameyg English, Publications Mrs. Agnes Davisg English, General Business Mr. Anthony Orsillog Mr. John Yuengertg English Miss Sally Soppittg English Miss Joan Stuckg English Mr. Arthur Browng Spanish SCIENCE In this world where the impossible has become commonplace, no longer can science be ignored. It is said that in a few more years the unfortunate person who does not keep up with modern-day science will not even have the ability to read the daily paper Without running into phrases or words completely over his head. With this in mind, Grove City High School is making sure that the students have a good science background. Some of the courses available to stu- dents are biology, the science of lifeg physics, the study of matter and its motionsg and chemistry, the science of the composition and transforma- tions of substances. Mr Dale Opitzg Science Mr. Douglas Clingerg Science, Biology Mr. Samuel Bowersg Chemistry 12 nf i i: W, 0129232 Jafwd1fxMKx5J:w,. ' V Tii ' zu lff5mdx.w,w.Zdg.13 ' V - UAAXQAWMMJW 1,,m.fw.g,GgAgLgfwr I ,xi EQIAI Q 31 I i l I 223 '76 M ,fi iI f l i Mr. Bob Deinertg Science, Math MTS- Velma PHUCFSOHS Hefllfh 1 w A flf . 0 w J 'J .jx ., if 15 fx- . f fix! ,V IX Mr. James Thornsong Science, Math Mr. Roy Kaupeg Biology l X3 ' sf W my EQ, ,J V if fi 5 X' i ' JF MT- George Padezanim SCi6f1Cf, Health Mr. Homer Christieg General Science 13 BUSINESS A great variety of business courses are offered at Grove City High School. The courses not only help prepare students for the business world but for those who wish to apply business skills, such as bookkeeping and typing, to everyday life. Shorthand, clerical and office practice, sales and law are additional courses of- fered. All these subjects are designed to prepare the student for a more success- ful life. Mrs. Doris Nicholsg Business Math Mrs. Eleanor Nieceg Business Miss Alice Coyerg Business f Mrs. Ruth Wellingtong Business sX M X Mr. Dan Remleyg Math ATHE ATICS Man began to wonder about the sizes of things around him and from this cu- riosity mathematics began. It has greatly increased in importance since then. To- day such terms as automation, high speed computers, satellites, rockets, and astronauts are common words in our vo- cabulary. The mathematics courses' offered at Grove City High School are general math, algebra, plane and solid geometry, business arithmetic, trigonometry, and advanced algebra. Mr Norbert Dennis Algebra Trzgonometry Miss Lucile Uber, Algebra F FILEL i Mr. William Snyderg History 2. SOCIAL STUDIE The sophomores, by studying world cultures, learn about other peoples, civilizations. Juniors who study American history learn of their own country's background and so appreciate their freedoms. The seniors study problems of democ- racy to learn of modern society and its problems. To gain a better understanding of others is the objective of the social studies department. In this way we work together in solving problems by reasoning and intelligence. We must understand the people of todayis World and those of yesterday's. Miss Clara McCarl3 History, General Business Mr. Fred Crumg Civics Mr. Richard Noelg Geography Mr. William Scottg Geography Mr. John Kinestong Problems of Democracy Mr. John Hummelg History Mr. Leonard Clarkeg Civics, History Mr. Abe Rubeng Histor , Wo: A '1 im . Mr. Donald Gillsg Geography Mr. Sam Williamsong History Mr. Ed Reddingerg World Cultures 17 , Marlene Gamerg Art ! X-f 3 ff- H fanfic We .-ff-1 r f ,f tt . ,ir , ffl' -ff? .122 W L5 -...J Mr. Glenn Admsg Industrial Arts 18 FIINE ARTS AN The aim of the Fine and Industrial Arts de- partment is to develop the student's hidden tal- ents and creative ability. These talents and abilities may lead to the choice of a career or a hobby with proper guid- ance. The music department gives students a chance to perform in the band, orchestra, or chorus. The department's yearly project is the annual Christ- mas concert. Individuals are given a chance to experiment with color and design in the art department. Stu- dents have the opportunity to display their cre- ativity in various projects. Students in the industrial arts department ac- quire good working habits and learn to display their objects effectively. Miss Barbara Snyderg Art I DU TRI L RTS Mr. Paul Flemingg Industrial Arts ' , Mr. Grant Thompsong Music Supervisor !Mr. Robert Schmeilerg Industrial Arts Mr. Lew Mathewsg Music Supervisor Mr. Thomas Greerg Music Supervisor 19 SPECIALIZED FIELD Specialized fields complete the pro- gram of services offered by our school. This program enables students to gain knowledge and practical learning that will be useful in the future. The special- ized iields are vocational agriculture, driver training, library, speech, and spe- cial education. Mrs. Genevieve Neelyg Librarian Mr. Walter Scheidg Speech Mr. Oscar Padeng Vocational Agriculture Mr. John Schultzg Guidance 20 I , Mrs. Jfme Williamsong Nurse Mrs. Josephine Hoffmang Special Education J -f--' '- --- -o 'f:-L , ,.., Miss Esther Ureyg Guidance Miss Anna Belle Hamiltong Librarian PHYSICAL EDLICATIO An important part of the educational world is physical education. Included in this program are physical activities, health and safety courses. Many diversified activities are oifered in the classes. The boys participate in touch football, mushball, Wrestling, track fundamentals, soccer, basketball, tumbling, and rope work. Girls enjoy modern and square dancing, soccer, softball, tumbling, basketball, tennis, and volleyball. This program is based upon one idea-that each student should develop himself physically while learning to grow in sportsmanship and char- acter through participation with others. Mrs. Kathleen Bejblg Physical Education, Health Mr. Gene Forkerg Health, History Miss Barbara Boytsg Physical Education Mr. Wayne Petrarcag Physical Education Mr. Earl Zinkhamg Physical Education Mrs. Mila Bovardg Homemaking HOME ECCNOMICS This field of education covers the many aspects of family living. An actual home in school provides the student a chance to develop self-confidence, lead- ership, initiative, and co-operation. Emphasis is on the development of in- terests and meeting the needs of individ- uals. No simple task is the management of money, the various needs of the family, and the care and guidance of children. These aspects are discussed in the class- room. Miss Eleanor Lewisg H omemaking Mrs. Helen Pederson, Homemaking 23 SENIOR PLAY a i i i i ALLEN, PATTY V ADAMS, JUDY ALBRIGHT, KERWIN ARMOUR, MARY ANN ANNABLE, LARRY ARMSTRONG, TOM ARMSTRONG, WALLACE BASHLINE, BETSY 26 BELL, BARBARA BEIJL, NETTIE BENNETT, NANCY BENTLAGE, FRANNY BILLET, BLACKWELL, DEAN BOLLINGER, LEE ANN BOOK, BLAIR, CAROLYN BORTZ, SANDRA 27 BOVARD, LESLIE BUCHANAN, JOHN BYARD, CAROLYN BURNETT, RICHARD CALDERONE, ROBERT CAMPBELL, ROSENA L .R... W ' av ' , I ,.-mi l' ref? , ,egg Hf f Q ,pfsgzfwgy :f CAPRON, LUCIA CARR, MARVIN W .ff AR'R,' RRRA 1 , 5535 M CHUBA, STEVE X. CLELLAND, ELAINE CLARK, BETSY 28 COLE, EDGAR COLEMAN, RONALD COLLINS, CONNERS, JEFF COOKE, WILLIAM COOPER, CURTIS COVER, ROBERT 29 COOK, LEWIS COVERT, JOE CUMMINGS, WILLIAM DARCANGELO, WILLIAM DAVIS, LEE DICKSON, JOHN DOERSCH, VIOLET DULANEY, FRANCIS DUNHAM, WILLIAM DUNKERLY, JAMES EAKIN, TOM 30 ECCLES, JANE ELSDON, ROBERT EVANS, TERRIE FLEMING, ' FORKER, JAMES GEARY GOLLA, LOIS ' 31 FENNELL, DAN FRANK, HERMAN GASPER, ROBERT GRACE, JAMES GRAHAM, RONALD GREEN, JANET FS It 3 my tx? ai Msg EJ ., EEN' fa A J 225 H. wi ff ,.?ib,23, ' E, F A fwfiT'f Re am ,121 ,,.. . ,R,,,. ,,,.. ...,- --KI , , . if ' af'-'ffff'f1Qu1,-six ,fn A, ff J ,xg RS- vw P' 'G EARRRL ii ,ififffi ' f , GRIM, RICHARD GUARNIERI, JUDY HALL, CLAUDIA HAAG, HARRY HAYLETT, PATTY HETRICK, BETH 32 HARPER, JAMES M -W ,, 2 Y Q :M 'L ' HINDMAN, GUY HINDS, GERALDINE HODGSON, BARBARA HOFFMAN, PAUL HUTCHESON, EDWIN 5' it 5 wS W sg lf 7 ,i!:.vf25lF?5f3E1, -M ' wzezsiiszsvwfjgiggaif:e:5,..wg.g , RO Y 4 Ee My P+ A .v - 'S 2 a s ..., ,a,,.,. .,..., 7, H., V ,. W.. I ff L, . ,.- 8, .,,., .. ..., Q2 Q' H52 vi i gig? E uw U if 'Cf' ' 5 iw Q JOHNSON, MARY 1 KNAUFF, GLORIA KNAUFF, LORETTA KREITER, JOAN JONES, RONALD LaCAZE, CLARA LENGEL, KENNETH LIZZIE, TOM LUMLEY, ANN MCANINCH, ELIZABETH LEWIS, TOM LIGHTNER, SHARYN LURIE, STEVE LYONS, CATHIE MCBRIDE, CAROLYN 34 MCCANDLESS, BONNIE I MCDONNELL, ARDETH wif' R ' : : , - 2 Q.: ,.., A, 3,3 'ggi ' : 2, 5 , m,., ARRAA EAER - MCILWAIN, TERRY LEE MCFARLAND, LOIS MCGILL, SARA McKEE, JEAN MCKNIGHT, TOM ORRIN A V 1 I I MCKENNA, DENNIS MATHIESON, KAREN 35 MATTERN, FRANK MATUSZEWSKI, ELIZABETH MELLON, ROBERT MINOR, LINDA MONTGOMERY, DAVID MOON, KAY MORGAN, SUE MORGAN, WILLIAM MULEA, TOM MULQUEEN, CAROL 36 MULQUEEN, KAREN I MURDOCK, JEAN NICHOLSON, ROSS NUTT, ROBERT NUTT, WILLLAM r V PALMER O'MAHONY, KATHLEEN W A yiksf L ',., -- 'Q'EE L A ' A 'sw kg- fa ' , J, i,-.f 'SWS' 9f52?E5iZlf w rl- .- -' I' .. V, .1 .W .f. - .. ,.,,,.. , ..., Z., ,. .. PALMER, SHIRLEY 37 OSBORNE, LOIS L OSBORNE, SHIRLEY PARENTI, ROSEMARY PATRICK, BARBARA PATTON, ANNA MAE PERKOWSKI, CHRIS PATTERSON , AUDREY A -. w I , NE '1L.L2i?5iQ,z, f ' N' C V f Y .s ,- i- 1 T P RRRRA AAAAR V W h': ' H2211 M - Mggaal, J, A H QLD '-Eh'f'i5E:!E5:??'5:f.Z: --'- l F21-xflfffvzfqwmgr-, fggfqdgg-1 Wwflizr- 1 M PESEK, JOE PATTERSON, VANCE PUNTURERI, TOM RAINS, JUDY RAMBO, JINI 38 RENOUF, AUDEEN JOE ROBB, WILLIJAM RIDER, TOM ROYER, PAULA RUPPRECHT, JOEL SARNATARO, MARY ANN , 39 I RITENOUR, LEWIS ROYER, WARREN , Q RR R W, Ri RR 5, a. ,., . ,5,,,Q:.,, 1 AENR A ARRRA if RE ARE PQI W ,IKM 9' I - , Y ,.,.. is ., nw . ' J 5 255 I Qi Y I if RU LEY, MARSHALL SCHULTZ, RICHARD I ' Alia? 'T SHAFFER, IEANNE SHAW, ARTHUR SNYDER, RICHARD G. I SN YDER, RICHARD I. SOWERS, KAY SPANBERGER, FRANCIS SONNTAG, JUDY SQUIRES, ROGER STULL, SALLY 40 SURRENA, BARBARA if--f1':'Qf 'MQW 4,,. ' '5T,a,f:f S , - ,. 0 - -..., amy, ig' Hgff 5-1,,1f,-'iiig- K I was - 1 V. SWEEITAPPLE, JOE THOMPSON, ESTHER THOMAS, DAVID THROCKMORTON, LINDA TURNER, PHYLLIS UBER, CAROL TURNER, BONNIE THOMPSON, DAVID TURNER, JEANNE VECHNAK, GARY VINTON, LINDA WALTER, WILLIAM WARDIAN, RICHARD WARDMAN, JUDY WEBER, ED WEBSTER, DAYNE WEBSTER, GARY WATT, BETTY WEBSTER, ROSEMARY 42 WELLER, DICK JAMES WESTLER, BARBARA WIGLEY, SYLVIA WILLIAMSON, MARY WINGER, DIXIE WOLFE, MARILYN WOORTMAN, DENISE ZICCARDI, GEORGIA I 43 WINGER, JACK ZIMMERMAN, GARY ADAMS, JUDY 408 North Broad Street Business G.A.A. 3, 4, Chorus 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4. ALBRIGHT, KERWIN R.D. 41:1 General Art Club 3, Monogram Club 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4. ALLEN, PATTY 318 Garden Avenue Academic Band 3, 4, Chorus 4, Pianist 2, 3, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Library Aides 2, Secretary-Treasurer 3, President 4, Girl's Ensemble, Pianist 2, 3, Senior Class Play, Junior Class Play, Prom Committee 3, A.F.S. 3. ANNABLE, LARRY 108 West Washington Blvd. Academic Honor Society 3, President 4, Sci- ence Club 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Football manager 2, 3, 4, Track manager 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Play, Junior Class Play, Prom Committee, A.F.S. 3, 4, President 4, Thespians 4. ARMOUR, MARYANN 427 East Washington Blvd. Academic G.A.A. 2, 3, Band 2, 3, 4, Secre- tary 3, F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Vice-Presi- dent 3, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Li- brary Aides 2, 3, 4, Student Coun- cil 2, 3, 4, Chess Club, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4, Senior Class Play, Junior Class Play, Prom Committee, A.F.S. 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Thespians 4, Homecoming Queen Candidate, Winter Festival Queen Candidate. ARMSTRONG, TOM R.D. 6, Mercer General A.V.A.C. 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4. BASHLINE, BETSY R.D. 2 Academic G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Senior Class Play, Junior Class Play, Prom Committee, A.F.S. 3, French Club 2, 3, 4. BELL, BARBARA 505 Spring Street Academic G.A.A. 3, F.T.A. 3, Secretary 4, Cheerleader 2, Captain 3, 4, Honor Society 4, Library Aides 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee, A.F.S. BELL, NETTIE R.D. 1 Commercial G.A.A. 4, Chorus 2, 4, F.B.L.A. 2, 3, 4, Program Chairman 2, Record- ing Secretary 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Program Chairman 2, 3, Vice-Pres- ident 4. BENNETT, NANCY R.D. 2 Business Band 2, 3, Chorus 2, F.B.L.A. 2. BENTLAGE, FRANNY 125 Edgewood Avenue Academic G.A.A. 4, Band 4, Chorus 2, 4, F.B.L.A. 2, Chess Club 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, F.N.C. 3, 4. BILLETT, CLARENCE R.D. 1 Academic Chorus 4, Science Club 2, Biology Club 2, Football 2, Basketball 2, 3, Wrestling 2, Chess Club 3, 4, Hi-Y 2. BLACKWELL, DEAN 1332 West Main Street Academic Chorus 4, Track 3, Spanish Club 4. BLAIR, CAROLYN 102 West Washington Blvd. Academic Library Aides 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Play, Junior Class Play, Prom Committee, Book Club 4. BOLLINGER, LEE ANN 247 Diamond Road Academic Band 4, Art Club 2, 3, Vice-Presi- dent 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Chess Club 4, Senior Class Play, Junior Class Play, Prom Committee, Spanish Club 3, 4. BOOK, BRUCE 71 1 Beatty Street Academic A.V.A.C. 4, Biology Club 2, 3, Chess Club 4, Stage Crew 3. BORTZ, SANDRA R.D. 4 Academic Chorus 4, Senior Class Play, Junior Class Play, French Club 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 2. BOVARD, LESLIE 538 Stewart Avenue Business BUCHANAN, JOHN R.D. 6 General Monogram Club 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4. BURNETT, DICK R.D. 2 Academic A.V.A.C. 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Pine Knot 4, Biology Club 2, 3, Senior Class Play, Junior Class Play, Golf Team 3. BYARD, CAROLYN ANN R.D. 3 Academic G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, Chess Club 3, 4, Senior Class Play, Junior Class Play, French Club 3, Secretary 4, Homecoming Queen Candidate. CALDERONE, ROBERT 700 Superior Street Academic Honor Society 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, Student Council 3, Treasurer 4, Key Club 2, 3, Treasurer 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Track 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Play, Junior Class Play, Prom Commit- tee, Class Oflicers 2, 3. CAMPBELL, ROSENA R.D. 2 Business F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. CAPRON, LUCIA 510 Woodland Avenue Academic G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 2, Vice-President 3, President 4, Gro- ver Star 2, Library Aides 2, Senior Class Play, Junior Class Play, Prom Committee, French Club 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, A.F.S. 3. CARR, MARVIN R.D. 6, Mercer Vocational F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4. CLARK, BETSY Ketler Drive Academic G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 4, Art Club 2, 3, Cheerleaders 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Play, Junior Class Play, Prom Committee, A.F.S. 4. CLELLAND, ELAINE R.D. 2 Academic Chorus 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 3, 4, Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, F.N.C. 2. COAST, BILL R.D. 4 General COLE, EDGAR 415 Stewart Avenue Academic Band 2, 3, 4, Chess Club 3, Junior Class Play 3. COLEMAN, RON R.D. 1 General Monogram Club 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Vice-President 3. COLLINS, WILLIAM R.D. 1, Volant General Monogram Club 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4 CONNERS, JEFFREY 526 North Center Street Academic , F.T.A. 4, Student Council 4, Key Club 2, 3, Secretary 4, Football 2, 3, Basketball ,2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4. COOK, LOUIS R.D. 1 Academic i Chess Club 4. COOKE, BIILL 526 Craig Street Vocational y F.F.A. 2, 3, Reporter 4. COOPER, CURTIS R.D. 2 l Academic , Band 2, 3, 4, A.V.A.C. 4, Biology Club 2, 3, Orchestra 2, 3, 4. COVER, BOB 140 Garden Avenue Academic A.V.A.C. 3, 4, Biology Club 2, Stage Crew 3,1 4, Senior Class Play, Junior Class Play 3, 4. COVERT, JOE R.D. 3 General , F.B.L.A. 4. CUMMINGS, BILL R.D. 2 1 Vocational F.F.A. 2, 3, 41 DARCANGELO, BILL 411 Oakland General A.V.A.C. Treasurer 3, Band 4. DAVIS, LEE 108 East Poplar Street Academic h Monogram Club 2, 3, Vice-Presi- dent 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Play, Junior Class Play, Prom Committee, Class Treasurer 2. DICKSON, JOHN R.F.D. .jhl General DORSH, VIOLET R.D. :l.,+2, Jackson Center Business 1 G.A.A. 4, Chorus 4, F.B.L.A. 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Prom Committee. DULANEY, FRANCIS R.D. :f:,':1 Vocational i F.F.A. 2, 3, 4. DUNHAM, WILLIAM East Pine Street General DUNKERLY, JAMES R.D. 43:1 Vocational F.F.A. 2, 3, 4. EAKIN, TOM 610 Terrace Avenue Academic Monogram Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Play, Prom Committee. ECCLES, JANE 324 Edgewood Avenue Academic G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee, French Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Junior Class Play. ELSDON, ROBERT EVANS, TERRY 535 Superior Street Business F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Prom Committee, G.A.A. 3, 4. FENNELL, DAN 1004 Sunset Avenue General Art Club 3, Wrestling 3, 4, French Club 2. FLEMING, JOHN R.D. :lil General Dramatics 2, 3, Biology Club 4, Basketball Manager 3, Chess Club 4. FORKER, JAMES FRANK, HERMAN R.D. :t,t6, Mercer General Art Club 3, 4, Football 2, 3, Track 2, Prom Committee, Chess Club 3. GASPER, ROBERT 329 McConnell Street Academic Football 2, Stage Crew 4, Prom Committee. GEARY, JAMES 420 McConnell Street General Football 2. GOLLA, LOIS R.D. j:f:2 Business F.B.L.A., Junior Class Play. GRACE, JAMES R.D. :jj:4 Vocational F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Wrestling Manager 3, 4. GRAHAM, RONALD 109 W. Poplar Street General Track Manager 2, 3, 4. GREEN, JANET 307 Gilmore Avenue F.T.A. 4, Majorettes 2, 3, 4, F.N.C. 2, 3, Senior Class Play, French Club 3, 4. GRIM, RICHARD R.D. :fi2 General GUARNIERI, JUDY 501 East Pine Street Academic G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Cheer- leader 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Honor Society 4, Student Council 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4, Senior Class Play, Junior Class Play, French Club 3, 4, Vice President 4, Prom Com- mittee 3. HAAG, HARRY R.D. :,tj:3 Vocational F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3. HALL, CLAUDIA 241W S. Broad Street Academic G.A.A. 4, Chorus 2, 4, F.H.A. 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Girl's Ensemble 2, Senior Class Play, French Club 3, 4, Dramatics 4. HARPER, JIM 635 Liberty Street Academic Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4. HAYLETT, PATTY 419 Maple Street General Chorus 4, F.H.A. 2, Secretary 3, F.B.L.A. 2, Biology Club 4, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play. HETRICK, BETH 402 East Main Street Academic Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Honor So- ciety 3, 4, Library Aides 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Play, Junior Class Play, Prom Committee, Book Club 3, Secretary 4, A.F.S. 4. HINDMAN, GUY R.D. 3 General F.F.A. 2, Monogram Club 4, Foot- ball 2, 3, 4. HINDS, GERALDINE R.D. 4 General Chorus 2, 4, F.H.A. 3, Library Aides 2. HODGSON, BARBARA 1003 Columbia Avenue Academic Majorette 3, 4, F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 4, Library Aides 2, 3, Vice President 4, Senior Class Play, Junior Class Play, A.F.S. 4. HOFFMAN, PAUL R.D. 4 General Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4. HUTCHESON, EDWIN 428 Memorial Avenue Academic A.V.A.C. 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4, Dra- matics Club 3, Biology Club 2, Junior Class Play. JOHNSON, MARY 606 Spring Street General G.A.A. 2, 3, Library Aides 2, 3, 4, Junior Class Play, Homecoming Queen. JONES, RONALD 231 Grace Street Academic A.V.A.C. 4, Football 2, 3, Track 2, 3. KNAUFF, GLORIA R.D. 2 General KNAUFF, LOVETTA R.D. 2 General F.H.A. 3, 4. KREITER, JOAN 126 Edgewood Avenue Academic Art Club 2, President 3, Pine Knot Artist 2, 3, 4, Editor 4, Grover Star Artist 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee, Quill and Scroll. LaCAZE, CLARA R.D. 1, Volant Business Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Prom Com- mittee. LENGEL, KENNETH R.D. 6, Mercer Academic LEWIS, TOM R.D. 2, Volant Academic Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Chairman of Public Relations Committee for Magazine Sales. LIGHTNER, SHARYN R.D. 2 Business F.B.L.A. 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. LIZZIE, TOM R.D. 2, Volant General Art Club 4, Prom Decorating Com- mittee 3. LUMLEY, ANN 107 West Poplar Street Business F.B.L.A. 2, 3, 4. LURIE, STEPHEN R.D. 1 Academic Wrestling 4, Chess Club 4. LYONS, CATHIE 506 Highland Avenue Academic G.A.A. 2, Treasurer 3, Secretary 4, Band 2, 3, President 4, F.T.A. 3, President 4, Grover Star 3, 4, Hon- or Society 4, Senior Class Play, Junior Class Play, Prom Decorat- ing Committee, Thespians 3, 4, Pep Club. MCANINCH, LIBBY R.D. 2 Business F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Girl's Sports 3, 4. MCBRIDE, CAROLYN 720 Tidball Avenue Business Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Cheer- leader 2, Prom Decorating Com- mittee, Girl's Sports 2, 3, 4. MCCANDLESS, BONNIE 701 Ridgeway Avenue Academic Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Honor So- ciety 3, 4, Library Aides 2, 3, 4, Chess Club 3, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Program Com- mittee for Prom. MCCOULLOUGH, DAVID 1307 West Main Street General McDONNELL, ARDETH 13316 North Center Street Business Band 3, Chorus 2, 3, Dramatics Club 3, F.H.A. 2, F.B.L.A. 4, Li- brary Aides 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Biology Club 4, Prom Decorating Committee, Majorettes 2, 3. MCFARLAND, LOIS R.D. ill Business F.H.A. 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. MCGILL, SARA R.D. General F.H.A. 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. McILWAIN, TERRY LEE R.D. 6, Mercer Vocational F.F.A. 2, 3, 4. McKEE, JEAN 604 Highland Avenue General G.A.A. 2, 3, Band 2, 3, 4, Dramat- ics Club 3, 4, French Club 2. MCKENNA, DENNIS R.D. 1 General MCKNIGHT, THOMAS 212 State Street General Prom Committee. MANNOZZI, ORRIN R.D. 1 General F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4. MATHIESON, KAREN 228 Park Street Business G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4, Prom Committee. MATTERN, FRANK R.D. 1 General Basketball 4. MATUSZEWSKI, ELIZABETH R.D. 3, Slippery Rock Business Chorus 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 2, F.B.L.A. 3, President 4, Girls En- semble 2, Senior Class, Prom Committee, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, De- bate Club 2. MELLON, ROBERT 528 Liberty Street Academic F.T.A. 4, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Senior Class Play, Prom Committee, Junior Class Officer, A.F.S. 3, 4. MINOR, LINDA R.D. 1 Business Chorus 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Senior Class Play. MONTGOMERY, DAVID R.D. 1 Vocational F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, Sentinal 4, Mono- gram Club 4, Basketball 2, Man- ager, Wrestling 3, 4. MOON, KAY 301 McDowell Avenue Academic Band 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Library Aides 2, 3, 4, F.N.C. 2, 3, 4, A.F.S. Club 4, Jun- ior Class Play Committee. MORGAN, SUE 105 Clark Street Academic Chorus 2, 4, Library Aides 2, 3, 4, Chess Club 4, Girl's Ensemble 2, Senior Class Play 4, Junior Class Play 3, F.N.C. 2, 3, 4, Vice-Presi- dent 3, President 4, Prom Commit- tee. MORGAN, WILLIAM R.D. 4 General Track 2. MULEA, THOMAS Box 471 Commercial F.B.L.A. 2, 3. MULQUEEN, CAROL 153 Park Street Business F.H.A. 4, F.B.L.A. 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Prom Committee. MULQUEEN, KAREN 153 Park Street General G.A.A. 2, F.H.A. 4, F.B.L.A. 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Prom Committee. MURDOCK, JEAN R.D. ,524 Academic Chorus 2, F.T.A. 4, Library Aides 2, 3, 4. MUTDOSCH, TIM 423 Maple Str et General l NUTT, ROB : RT R.D. +I-,E3 Academic F.T.A. 4, Ho or Society 3, 4, Sci- ence Club 2, Ill, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, Senior Class Play, Junior Class Play, Prom Commit- tee, A.F.S. 2, B, 4, Book Club 2, 3, 4, Debate Cl b 3, Denmark Ex- change Studenll3. NUTT, WILLIAM R.D. 41-3 Academic Band 4, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Science Club 2, 3, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Play, Junior Class Play, Prom Committee, Book Club 2, 3, 4, A.F.S. 3, 4, Debate Club 3. NICHELSON, ROSS 206 Hillcrest Circle General Band 2, 3, 4, Art Club 3, 4, Prom Committee. O,MAHONY, KATHLEEN R.D. j:,l:2, Volant Academic Art Club 4. OSBORNE, LOIS 421 Memorial lAvenue Academic I Dramatics Clulb 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 4, Library Aides 3, 4, Chess Club 4, Play, Junior Class Senior Class Play, Prom Committee, Majorette 2, 3, 4, Head Majorette 4, A.F.S. 4, Treasurer 4. OSBORNE, SHIRLEY 214 Franklin Place Academic PALMER, DCPN 1008 Sunset Avenue General Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, Track 2, 3, 4, Prom Com- mittee. PALMER, SHIIRLEY R.D. gil Business G.A.A. 3, F.B.L.A. 4, F.N.C. 2, 3. PATRICK, B3RB 316 College A enue Academic G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, President 4, Dra- matics Club 3, 4, Honor Society 4, , 3, 4, Chess Club Library Aides 3, 4, Secreta y 4, Senior Class Play, Junior C11 ss Play, Prom Dec- orating Commililee, A.F.S. 4, Vice- President 4, Bep Club 3, Treas- urer 3. PATTERSON, AUDREY 461 Liberty Street Academic Chorus 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Tri- Hi-Y 4. PATTERSON, VANCE 614 Tidball Avenue Academic Science Club 3, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, Chess Club 3, De- bate Club 3. PATTON, ANNA 205 West Poplar Street Academic Chorus 4, F.H.A. 3, Art Club 2, Senior Class Play, Prom Commit- tee. PERKOWSKI, CHRIS R.D. 1 Academic PESEK, JOE R.D. 1 Commercial Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew 3. PUNTURERI, THOMAS 1 15 Erie Street A cademic Art Club 2. RAINS, JUDY R.D. 2 Business G.A.A. 3, 4, F.B.L.A. 3, Reporter 4, Student Council 3, Junior Class Play, Prom Committee, Class Sec- retary 2, 3, 4. RAMBO, JINI 1009 Ketler Drive A cademic Dramatics Club 2, 3, Treasurer 4, Pine Knot 2, Grover Star 2, Honor Society 3, 4, Library Aides 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Play, Junior Class Play, Book Club 2, 3, 4, Debate Club 2, 3, Thespians 3, 4. RENOUF, AUDEEN 615 Terrace Avenue Academic Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Chess Club 3, Senior Class Play, Junior Class Play, Prom Committee, Thespians 4, French Club 3. REYNOLDS, JOE R.D. 2 General A.V.A.C. 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 2. RIDER, TOM 402 McConnell Street General F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Football 2, Track 2, 3. RITENOUR, LOUIS 423 McConnell Street General Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4. ROBB, WILLIAM R.D. 1 General F.F.A. 2, 3, 4. ROYER, PAULA 508 Liberty Street Academic G.A.A. 3, Chorus 4, Art Club 2, 3, 4. ROYER, WARREN 508 Liberty Street General A.V.A.C. 4. RULEY, MARSHALL R.D. 2 General Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4. RUPPRECHT, JOEL R.D. 1 Academic SARNATARO, MARY ANN 419 North Broad Street Academic G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Li- brary Aides 2, 3, 4, Prom Commit- tee, Junior Class Play Committee, Senior Class Play Committee. SCHULTZ, RICHARD R.D. 1 General Chorus 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4. SHAFFER, JEANNE 444 Washington Blvd. Academic G.A.A. 2, Vice President 3, 4, F.T.A. 2, Treasurer 3, 4, Library Aides 2, Prom Committee, Home- coming Aide. SHAW, ARTHUR R.D. 4 General Football 2. SNYDER, RICHARD G. 438 North Center Street Academic Key Club 2, 3, 4, Football 2, Sen- ior Class Play, Junior Class Play, Prom Committee. SNYDER, RICHARD J . 809 Stewart Avenue Academic Honor Society 4, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Play, Junior Class Play Com- mittee. SONNTAG, JUDY R.D. 2 Business Art Club 2, Secretary 3, 4, Library 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Play Commit- tee, Junior Class Play Committee, Prom Committee. SOWERS, KAY 515 East Pine Street Business G.A.A. 2, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4, F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Art Club 2, Li- brary Aides 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4. SPANBERGER, FRANCIS R.D. 4 Academic Football 2, 3, 4. SQUIRES, ROGER L. R.D. 3 General Monogram Club 4, Football 2, Wrestling 2, 3. STULL, SALLY R.D. 2 Business F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Cheerleaders 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Chaplain 3, Junior Class Play Committee. SURRENA, BARBARA 325 East Pine Street Business G.A.A. 4, F.B.L.A. 2, 3, Vice- President 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Secretary 3, Biology 4, Prom Committee, Majorettes 2, 3, 4. SWEEPAPPLE, JOE R.D. 6 Academic Stage Crew 3, 4, Senior Class Play. THOMAS, DAVID 315 Woodland Avenue Academic THOMPSON, DAVID 516 Superior Street Academic Key Club 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Play, Junior Class Play. THOMPSON, ESTHER R.D. 4 Business Chorus 4, F.B.L.A. 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. THROCKMORTON, LINDA 213 Garden Avenue Academic G.A.A. 4, F.B.L.A. 4, Biology Club 4, Majorettes 2, 3, 4, F.N.C. 2, 3, 4. TURNER, BONNIE 422 Flower Avenue Business TURNER, JEANNE 212 E. Pine Street Academic Honor Society 3, 4, Library Aides 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Play, Junior Class Play, Prom Decorating Com- mittee, A.F.S. 4, F.N.C. 2, 3, Sec- retary-Treasurer 4. TURNER, PHYLLIS R.D. 2 Business F.B.L.A. 2, UBER, CAROL 440 McConnell Street General F.H.A. 2, Vice-President 3, Presi- dent 4, Senior Class Play, Tri-Hi-Y 3. VECHNAK, GARY 708 Spring Street Academic F.T.A. 3, Vice-President 3, Presi- dent Mid-Western Region 3, Honor Society 3, Vice-President 3, Mono- gram Club 2, Treasurer 3, Presi- dent 4, Student Council 2, Vice- President 3, President 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Play, Junior Class Play, Prom Commit- tee, Class President 2, 3, 4, A.F.S. 2, 3, 4. VINTON, LINDA R.D. :li2 Academic F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Library Aides 2, 3, 4. WALTER, WILLIAM R.D. :,Ef:4 General F.B.L.A. 4, Prom Committee. WARDIAN, RICHARD 607 Elmwood Avenue Academic Dramatics Club 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Play, Junior Class Play, Prom Committee. WARDMAN, JUDY R.D. :li 1, Volant General F.B.L.A. 2. WATT, BETTY 415 West Main Street Academic Senior Class Play, Junior Class Play, Spanish Club 2. WEBER, ED R.D. il:4 Vocational F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, Football 2. WEBSTER, DAYNE 614 Superior Street Academic F.T.A. 4, Monogram Club 4, Key Club 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Sen- ior Class Play. WEBSTER, GARY R.D. as Vocational F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Mono- gram Club 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee. WEBSTER, ROSEMARY 504 North Center Street Business F.B.L.A. 4, Biology Club 4, Major- ettes 2, 3, 4. WELLER, DICK 308 North Center Street General F.B.L.A. 4. WERKHEISER, JAMES R.D. :lil Dramatics Club 4. WESTLER, BARB 218 East Pine Street Chorus 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 4, Library Aides 2, 3, 4, Girl's En- semble 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Play, Junior Class Play, Prom Commit- tee, F.N.C. 2, 3, 4, Book Club 2, 3, Y.F.C. 2. WIGLEY, SYLVIA 120W South Broad Street General Tri-Hi-Y 2. WILLIAMSON, MARY R.D. j,t2 Academic Chorus 2, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Girl's Ensemble 4, F.N.C. 4. WINGER, DIXIE 620 Miller Avenue Academic G.A.A. 2, Chorus 2, F.T.A. 2, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Chess Club 3, Prom Committee, Spanish Club 3, 4, F.N.C. 3, Orchestra 4, Y.F.C. 4. WINGER, JACK 620 Miller Avenue Academic Science Club 2, 3, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Chess Club 3, Prom Committee, Orchestra 2, 3. WOLFE, MARILYN 511 Barmore Avenue Academic Chorus 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Student Director 2, 3, President 4, Art Club 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, President 3, 4, Girl's Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Play, Junior Class Play, Prom Committee, Y.F.C. 2, 4, President 4, District Choir 4. WOORTMAN, DENISE 102 East Washington Blvd. Academic Dramatics Club 4, Senior Class Play, A.F.S. 4. ZICCARDI, GEORGIA North Street Extension General G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Prom Committee. ZIMMERMAN, GARY R.D. i1:6, Mercer General Football 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew 3, 4, Monogram Club 3, 4. Queen Mary and her Aides, Judy and Jeanne, after the coronation. The Royal Court watching the parade pass in review. HOMECQMING COURT Mary Johnson was selected to be Grove City High School's 1962 Home- coming Queen. The coronation of Queen Mary was held in the high school audi- torium. Queen Mary and her aides, Jeanne Shaffer and Judy Guarnieri reigned over the game with Mercer and the Homecoming Dance. Other candi- dates were: Mary Ann Armour, Betsy Bashline, Carolyn Byard, Betsy Clark, Jane Eccles, Carolyn McBride, Barb Pat- rick, and Judy Rains. 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'1i::+ 5,2 .x,, L c Q Clark, Clara Collins, Marshall Crouch, Colin Dillaman, Larry Edmiston, Ed Clark, Linda Coryea, Mary Jane 3 W a Q + 1 lp Cummings, Stella Clark, Mark -Y WL r F 1 w - :.m,,, Coulson, Chuck 6 li-51311 1, - His , I Daniels, Daryl Ellis views photographic results. f L Y f Students during F.T.A. meeting. Filer, John Foust, David i iz Gregg, Barbara V! --W, of 3 W5 ,J is-ff Fink, Kenneth , x ' A Q, '31 1 0 . Frank, Susan 4 X W JL, Gregg, Evelyn as ' was f -'rr W 15 'f,, W nnnnn -1'f ww f: -'f I nee Elder, Wayne ' jfiii it ii Evans, William ig ' Q Shi, s w X5 r ,- e f wa iw '57 X 4 Fleming, Terry as-I - swag. C 3' 5.51 ff-wi, ' ,eg 3. M Garrett, Shirley Gregg, William E tl., Elliott, Bill Fales, Gary Fleming, Van Q H i 'QW ggi s w 'A v Giesman, Lois 'Q t FQ? Grossman, Pam Ellis, David 4 X Farren, Terry Foster, Kay Gill, Jo Lynn Q W lin. We 'G ,Q , ' 1: A 4. 'f ,4 Y U it Hall, Margaret Emanuele, Rose Marie l 5 is 1+ 42 , ,,.: X 3 as 1 - Wi Ferguson, Joyce Formani, Richard Gills, Bill 1 1. ' ' Harrison, Judy .-HQ' I -X E Y , 1 M Hawkins, Reginald .1 , Jack, Ramona Qi K Kelly, David , M in J all 1 in H- Qi ,.., Lumley, Kathy .- ' 'FK .2--5 'f '1a:E 5gi :i'1', 155921 Hedglin, Darlene A we its-I 2' Q2 - -2521 , Y 12? . Jervis, Carolyn ' 2 f f' ,i 1 zizxEi5' 4 5 1 fe at 4 a , .2 af' ' 7131- ,ui V 1 ,L 'W 'fl - 'X ,. if-Ziff' ' Kinder, Connie X 41 Hillard, Diana I-Iinde, Peggy Hoffman, Jean Hosack, John ' M-aa Kapp, Marian Johnson, Arnold Jones, Darlene Kamerer, Kathy sri gg' , S x nh kv up an el v' 2. Lamb, Mary Ellen Knauff, Charlotte Knode, John Labor, Winifred Lutes, Harry MacTaggart, William McAninch, Kathy E W C - Eisimeiwi , 1 l : SL if i aes .. ,,.. ,. . . r 1:-1rr :i rgz rff: McClenahan, Charles McCluskey, William McCoy, James McCrea, Donna Denise Woeftmani exchange Student, learning dressmaking U.S. style. Students in Mr. Bowers' chemistry class conducting their first experi- ment. ,-wi - N ' E ft 5 '51 Q1 15 1, 4 'V x . .,.,,.,,,..,,, ., , ,,,,, ff-1. V Miller, Pauline is ' ' . :gig Q f Moon, Patty Niggel, Judy Mohn, Carol Y e r ,. , . em' gt' ,ss , . if ,Yuki R'7'G.f Zf.-1.1. 1- Q e .f4,f,-,W-,K . Moore, Ginger Noble, Don . . , ..N,, . .V lf ma +1-ngf-KAP at H , MQW? ,N ,av McCurdy, Nancy Mathieson, Carol . ,,,, .,zf' .- gz . I Montgomery, Carol .fii Y e lez Morgan, Dan O'Brien, Thomas 'Y y 5 , ,,, s. ,,, ye , ... .,,.,, , , gif, McKean, Chuck Maxwell, Jack 1' .ffl i'h' fl - ff: f l o W iio, ' 5. .. Q H, X,-. f -21 1: ! lv? McLaughlin, John Meals, Kenneth Montgomery, Darlene Mook, Pam - f L 121. 5 '.:a 5z : it ,, ww Mutdosch, Randy O'Conne1l, Elaine Myers, Carolyn fa-L+ I .. .... 1 Osborne, Sally McNees, John Miller, Alec :SW Q S, et . ff X 3 We Moon, Bonnie . Neely, Jo Ellen -bi 1 YW 5 1-AV is I f,'- ' 1 Parenti, Alex -1, . . V :I Pas, Terry Pettinato, Sentina 'fs fit? KK.' ,..L'L'f' 5 VKVVI Reed, John Schettler, Sue Seivers, Donna Patterson, Wayne 4 KH- Ni, , -f-2 Petueh, Anna if Q. , , 2 1 fl V Reeher, De Wayne 'Ra af: f - Schlicht, Cathie A M L at Hi ..,, - ,, Shaffer, Carol 2 Q, ' ,,,ffea ,, 'yyyg Patton, Rich ard J , Priester, Kathryn Robinson, Judy Schodlatz, Susan Shaffer, Tom Pearce, Ron Priester, Kenneth Rossi, Anna Seelbaugh, Tom Shaw, Caroline Pears, John ' no eeiis P Reagle, Susan ' ,L of iw A 4, at 52, gg 'S 4 41 X 'ik . 'ff' M br if 7.1 1 Royer, Darla or shha 2 f s if GM P. -ri W if 'J Ta Pears, Sherry ..,, Rector, Mary Ann Rudolph, Gary Stull, Rains intent on typing assign- Illeflt. Clara Clark and Barb Patrick work- ing on bound buttonholes in Home Ec. , ini .. we .1 .:- fa ,A Slocum, William Smith, Gary -M A is 1,kk M ,Zigi :-W xi- ' 'K xt A SUITECOH, Gfeg Surrena, Christine Thomas, Richard T0daYi110, James ,,,, rlii i ,E at li-15 lx Shaw, Ellen fm , . l Shawgo, David , , ga J' Q '-2215 Hi? ' ig,'42:: . .f,ayg-5,559 .- , mam. ,.. , JC ,hge Av :Hifi 2 or 2.325-Q 3 fm ,lil f- S' 12.552 Smith, Robert Surrena, Edwin 'wr 4' Ns? Kwai Jflz wegl'-I:-XE, Kefliyif L ' 'r QQ V 5 - . fa, M? 2, Q ga Iv 3- f 'JH' 7 -f' Q -1.1 Ffh? .... 1 1 ,.. ,. Todd, Ida Mae fa ,gg ..r, I . 1212 K my Shaw, Mary , , ILZV . ' 3 's 1 Simpson, Donna 5 A Sonntag, Karen 5371, 73' gg ., 5, ?g, 7'f'4' L.. Qzaz., '- , ,,.., ...M Swietzer, Diane 'fe Q., -sg: G Q Qgw ,g I, .. E ,E Z.. Turek, Jo Ann Shaw, Robert Shawgo, Carol .nf Simon, Carl Skelly, Jeanne -E -. .-f, ig f Q' Sopher, Gary Spanglehour, Tom 77' ' . ' S .- ' Taylor, Donald Teare, Patricia T 1221. l at fb sad? Turner, Deborah Uber, Eleanor fi , 1 ,,.. I' ,---. X, - f- ,ga 1 v Zf,fQ,-5?-Fr... ' 51322, ' -' . 'is' . cj . . 4 gf'-il-. 'Ag 1, -4 H Y vw vis: 1 ' Vis QA Q . U K ., ,,,,WL,,, . Y Wi f I W ,. 5? 'fm Q, A 'Q-fir Am ,ff 1'h'f . uf K QE, ' E ig 2 L 1 .11 .J .. .4 -il. L V i Uber, Larry Uber, Robert Uber, William Urey, Donald , I , H L , Wagner, Daniel Walters, Ginny Webster, Terry Wjldeman, pany fi ' wr g ai 5 Q f . - Van Voorhis, Carolyn Williamson, William .fy ff sizz le: 15 1 7 H 1' '52 Vincent, John 'i r Winger, Gary 1 . . .,,,,, y ' 5' N. .. .. EW --vv .:. -'-- - H F, ,r.V , .W 1' ' ' Winger, Sherry Zimmerman, Shirley Mr. Paden's Ag boys constructing pen. O'Connell, Morgan, Turner, Rector Francis Dulaney works on shop project. pose for pictures. 59 f ' K We Q Alessio, John , iii, '--' 'H' QL 'fi95f1iEi2if:1f!5'?fff..,,Igagjigwigziik 13? :.k.z:1-,, Ja, 4--1-. M: - M5 3g,!::E-A: wmaywm aagggma wwkwg Bagnall, Nancy Bair, Roger Benson, Dave Birnley, Ron Baird, Louis fi .. S5 -Fw QQAS' . 3 Blom, Gilberdine Jgv fgwgf wgmm. QQQB 'WQQ9 MWMWF ':. an kVV,, if ,,... in B g L MWWME w-: dmf f'Hw Book, Sue tw. .,,,...-fx M.-.W-mm gm-waqfxaxf few www ,M .:,.1 ,,.1., 3 -1:,.. Q Nu? . Brandon, Judy Boozell, Eloise Borei, Ragnar ., ' .... . .,.-,,,,, Q rw i -ax 'E' + .ww 1 ig K :f?fa.vr -:l :,,: Szafwf' Brophy, Keith Brown, DOH?- i SN' High L l B Altmas, Barbara Q' 'Ei,L K gj v h Basham, Emily Boak, Bruce d-d. ii Bowden, Betsy QQQQ HMM gygp Brumbaugh, Scot 60 if? E ml f. 2 r if . . . Tien 'F' .' .Whig-,Q E if-, V 1 eu 4' , , K . .... .XM + . et, wa Q 1 ,.dd. dd,. , 7 K 124 6 an 3 M Babcock, Dawn 5 A12 4 f ifgiezzq, - o,aa Y r Bauer, Max K i 1 5 we ,am A , Bollinger, Bonnie 2 , W-K .1 g , 2 'ea it , n ' K E ' i Z.1,2:Ei1 Boyd, Bill Burdick, Gary i t ' 'xv Babcock, William 1 A Bennett, Cathy Bollinger, Stanley iiwg Q25 WHQQQM, M QWWH Braine, Walter Burns, Todd Butcher, Claudia Campbell, Karen if I- Chisholm, Karen ., we Q if ' l i : ,mga ifiziilri' si.. 1 I-f-if nf- -ff, fam-, Cokeane, Jerry Collar, Bob I H 1 ,... 'K ., ,,.. , .W . - , .qu-zzi . r B 4 r f if 1 l as rp? Y my t, ,f Butler, Robert Buzard, Russell Byard, Lois Callahan, Ron xx.. ' ff ' l f' : ,,. , ff - . , V i'fii.ffifr , ' , --- ' , t, -1 ., 'b.kk- A V ' .,,,, ,A x -A A . l , ,fgf1:f1wq'M: ::f-t. j' .Ava-1 if-K-f:4..,...e.-:-1 f-j'f:'5,. A 1 Y - ,-' ' Campbell, Kathy Campbell, Patty Ca,-Others, Becky Carpenter, Jim Miss Marlene Gamer demonstrates silk screen process. Q, ,fm ' V111 essl ' trsii b ssst ,sl ff, tl, test he was vi lr ff ima Collar, Shirley Como, Linda Conners, Tom 61 Christie, Jim ig at ,.,, Colbert, Karen Cookson, Tim . ,.,,,,l,,, Fife, ,QWWMQ , s ff E Q 5 if t. Campbell, Bill sieve tiwyf 1 fi 'V' t f ul 4 :cn , -F. Z'i?vf'i?1f , if Carruthers, Bob I g it 5 .K 2' Cislo, Robert gf Coleman, Jane Corner, Barry ia l 'His' ' 'ef ilifif J ,cici iiiii L- '- i f.,,.f, ij'-fl7f ,1 J f'2I1',, , C01-yea, Judy Covert, Jerry Covert, Karen Crawford, Mary Ann Darcangelo, Judy ers DeGregory, Dave Hedglin, Dodds, and Reagle contem- plating project in art. Doersch, Linda I' .'v,.. w T rr a iii dor,E i E lodd 1621! ii :-' Faivre, Marcia Dumbroski, Tim .4 . ,F ..,,,. . ,, .W 1-K mr? .L i 1 Fales, Shirley Dunn, Jerry rw r fe. gr f , J' if x- ! ,.,. ., Ferguson, Jim Davis, Jane 5 , V is i if A 4 .,, Q' '4 9 ' , . I f mf. F' L DeMarsh, Gary is sr 5 1555 . r Dye, Phyllis Filer, Bill 'E Rafi lt 'iw' ,ff K? H5 X5 Q 1,-5 Cress, Jack H1 111 i - is +2 'fi 1 I 1 HM F M 'Elf if 3 S' Dearborn, Linda Q ccii I e Q, in 'W K f , 1 'i N J r-fn. . f 3 x1 1 ' Dickson, Larry . rams-an f , W-.G 37, , , . -3 v if V if Dailey, Jim ' if 2 ' Jw I il E-2 JM? ' e. Q rg iq 1- 3, . P 3 -gf, f ,W W an as 'Bef' hi W1 F , Lf if ,. 4.1, . 1 . , , Decker, Gloria Dickson, Paul t M affix, ,,,, ,,,.. ,,.. , ,, ,, r r W,,f: ..:,, ,,,.. , ir. .4 'Wi Q H is . if Mg Jus. F L 1 f r We A -H. r f 3 :S E Enderle, Brent English, Gladys Filer, Karyn Filer, Ron 72 ,J f Y f'if4i55J55iSif'f1-if-ii i ys i i Fisher, Carl FIOWBIS, Jeff Forker, Dave Gabig, Barbara M, J 11 , ,. QQ' , - N ',.'we'f:. r'Z wg -25 at ex 2 a i1 B M it 5 Qaaaa. X an A K RE., T ' F 3 H r 5 ' ar ,. If xg as ar 3 Q Glass, Linda Gregg, Bill Gregg, Shirley Guntrum, Bonnie f M YQ , 1 as A, . Hardesty, Kathleen Judy Guarnieri crowns Winifred Labor while Dick Sny- der, her escort, looks on. The aides of the court are Ra- mona Jack on the left with her escort Bob Mellon, and on the right Kathy Kamerer with her escort John Bu- Heasle , Dean Y chanan. . ,,,. .GEM .-.., 1 ,..,. r, , . - srl- J i J J , 5-I Q if Geary, Mary , , Q 1 3 3 Q 'Hula sky , , Gwasdauskas, JoAnn 30 we Ek g Q rp M Harshaw, Patty f-,w rf:H:imfHfznssassvrrrmfmg ..., E, ,,,,. .i.,,,,,,,,,r. 55151 Heasley, Pearletta Hedegore, Susan Hedglin, Rodney Hedglin, Vemie Hensel, Gordon Hinkson, Sherry 63 533' ,a Q if 1, kki... Gildersleeve, Marjorie ., 1 aw 11-we' gg .e:u.m.f 1q +ggif5.. Q Q Hancock, Jim g Q? Hawthorne, Jim 55? am ,gi Heckathorne, Dale fiilfr, f42. f L .. C. , ,..., - r eerr i V Hoagland, Pam . K ,W 5 , s ,,. Win-1 ,.,, . W,,,,, H J. . . 5 ! 1 a Hoffman, Richard Hogue, Gearing Holmes, Paul Holmes, Tom ,Ei Humphrey, S116 lsenburg, Sandra J' ' Lm 'L 27? E-W E +'-il' Jewell, Randy Thornbury discuss events. Jones, Jim . J i Jones, Wanita Joseph, Gary Kaltenbaugh, Mary Jane Kelly, Edward iiffilii :ff -V . S 1' :f .fi zf.. 1' i sfllss sl,ssssslss l,l,l, , ,,, S wr ,,,,. f-f-...f ,f.,.-.,L.-.i'f1f1 mi--,ww Kitch, Jacob Knauff, Cliff Labor, Sally Leone, Kay 64 Houston, Richard f a b i. I ,J ' J W- wwfwf Jack, Mary Lou J J . Yi 1 is , , ssss if 1, Jones, Nancy L 5 g J sag- 15 ,mg- 'TEESEYF-iv:.:-:HQSEH - 'V - V . AEE: - 'f:'K1if3a5s, .,. f , H . ' ze? f--. ,,., Kennedy, Carl Lewis, Leslie 4 Q, l sys, Hughes, Linda Jenny, Joyce Jones, Virginia King, Mike f ., H 4 5 in 'ffsz1asif ,r: 24 ,gm ', n:..:.m1: :l J , I 1- r Z X Lightner, Wayne Long, Nancy Na 1 f ,S wr., McClelland, Alice W 1 - gm. Z, . W, 1 McKay, Bill McLean, Don ' if gf l J . Q 5 '--L ,f--,- W, T McNeish, Jane Vida. . , 2. - is '49 e , E we , ,,..A. lfkglf w Ll Ia A, Luli, Valerie McClung, Michael A-V l if R Y, w it as gi' 711 is 'I W, 9 ,E is 4, 55 MacRae, Tom , am 1 Q gl B aw wl1::::,1f2:- -mall: 11M.l,11sW,.,,,,l McConnell, Merle Q ff' wi 11 iw McCand1ess, Nancy 3 ...R 1' ...W -. a iii -A 'Q vvrz- :'..vz ,N AMN, A ., M. .,,, pa McCool, Tom Band in full swing for basketball game. KK X f?9F 2, .. . 15 , ef if ef H' -11. A , Hai by lllll ea, llll.e Q llleel M, 1: ,--- McCarl, Joe V McDougall, Caroly I1 'Jw arm 'f - 5' 'Ha Q ,. '. 11250, ,z M, J :WV McKnight, Bob 355, 6' fi fig . ,,., K McCarl, Wayne -2 - - :Rin--f - y llllll yr if McDowell, Don lllllllll B , ,cj McKnight, John 'f K ,Q T? be f in i McMichael, Becky McNeish, Fred le'e flfr' P Mi, .4 F'x l x1l,1,.,, iff , B McWilliams, Cindy Mathieson, Larry Mattace, Joe Mattocks, Ron Maxwell, Fred 5 1 D 1 w ,,,e:,i.Jh W 'll' 'sv 4 e 1,551-si 't A . Mechler, Gary Melick, Gayle Mellon, Nancy Merritt, John ' 5-:ref -:k 1 Y :L 5 X, sq, fn 4 Q w 3 A Miller, Jim X 2 X J ff? 4-K if ' if 6' I 4 sZ x'W fy, . .. t L f. V., .N Q M, -- HES? yeh' ,3- Morrow, Mary Bashline and Nutt work on perspective drawings. K ' fl f ' 1' 5 ? 'X ---5 . ,U .N Y I if 2 'W at 3, , ik Osborne, Vicki lnsefewsfffrrrzzia Osburn, Susan Olen, Steve - '4 an if 1 1 a Wf Y gag M ,, 1., 11Q.- . ...,f-.', f X. ,. .mi L1,1W I .'-, ,,.. ,MM E 1. . 1 . ,,...,,... L , A f few .. ,..,, . , 451 Q59- xt , E .4 V iiie 'iii ' Jii ,1 'gj - 21' F1122 Lfgleggfgi f- , -mph 51.913, gm, f ' f ., mia N f W' Miller, Charlotte , A , EL 1- ,V M A .' V Qg i k g f1i , Miller, Linda Montgomery, Beverly 'iff 7'.gg22,gg:sz'i-Y 'ij . Ei 1l k: :i' 135 G 1 ' 1 a ' z mr s 5 1 . EM I 2 3 5 Q, FF G L . , ..,,.., . v- 'i L - ' .t L e . ... ,yy , . ... . .,. Mullen, Dave O'Connell, Mike W .W .1..-,, - l .ta..' Paganelli, Rogene Pagni, Robert het Parquette, David Patton, Ralph Pearce, Lee Penman, Lynn Percy, Bob 2' A l U' 1 --ff K1- sl L . Miller, Hugh Mork, Lindsay 'if ry , ., ., as X5 1 O'Conner, Bob . Parker, Gary Perrine, Fred , ,Y ua . gs' --1, ,L , f fa it , we Q' Peters, Linda Reiber, Bill A Kgs f L 3 'ff 4 f aww? Riddle, Lesley egg elf g p-L fi -ff--- 5. f -M,-:-,,f?':SQJf,f1 Rodgers, Michael vi X 5. . Q a vig? '-,Q T' R in K+., fi-H fs, ,nl -fl Q ,sss, , , A A zum' f ' Q' - , w xiii'-e? 3 ' fi ?g3r'Qi52F3arsiiQ?e2 'i2kWJe2y2'i1 Pety, Mary Sue Pizer, Bonnie Pollock, Nancy 1 , . lssl is sesl sb Qlel Qi J 'V ltyi Remley, Dave Reynolds, Bob Khoades, Don Students try their luck on piiiata,' while Orsillo looks on. augur-wwf m e 331 i i .. Rust, William Ryder, Donna Sankey, Jim Sansotta, Connie Pompa, Nick Rhodes, Johanna . if f fl. Rider, Bob J Rongaus, Wayne 'P 'M Q f 5 1 Jw w f , fsffif 515' Qfr GII IS- 1 Sansotta, Vincent Porkalob, Bob 2 Qi? - '- J if 7 1 gli Q .,:y M5 ,ri,,,. ,ri,,. ,,ii ,,ii , , X ,r,1, .,,rif1,:-f,l L E 1 Richards, Kenneth Ti' r 1 'fwqjf Q J. if X . ,,.. LQ. we ' f ui Robson, Jim Rouse, Bill Savolskis, Robert ni J , ,K ,, '- fr- - 3 ' ' 1' 1 - . !-' we- axawaf. , we 4- -- Seelbaugh, Dave Shaifer, Barry Shipton, Larry Skelton, Mary smnh, Philip - ,fe r Nafvxf. e :,:fi7Z- ' z' f 4', - Wm 1 W ,M Steese, Bob Stodolak, Laura Thornbury, Diane Students study French in language lab. I f . . ,r.. S Surrena, Edward Teare, Becky Townley, Bob Trunick, Dave Snow, George Skelton, Jane 6 .ZH W ,-'- 5 an 45, 5 7'-W za- Snydcr, Janet riiiiigi , M -. S S 'Q ,J cw A , Spence, Kurt Stayman, Vernon Thomas, Lon Trunick, John . LL 'i Y Thomas, Tom n-ye iw ,. Vance, Marilyn Wi, , .-mg .iv 1 1 ,. .L Schmeltzer, Dave Stabile, Bill fa- L ,f - .. F J! Stephenson, Darlene Thompson, John Veatch, Linda I ., V 1 ..,, A A A , f 5 l ' -'i1- if . Kik' i 6 1,' W:'?: A LkV ,, . , -,l ii f e 3,i 5Ef'ri?i7iSQa W ,Ng E tag, Vinton, Kathleen Westlake, Kenneth K Wind, Craig ' nlnn 2 ,. ' L 55 if Zellmann Mary Kay y Wall, Mary Jane Wallwork, Bob W. 22751 1- ,125 ff- ,f ww, . as M, n l,fl Whetzel , Dave Whitesell , Bill Winder, Ricky Winger, Susan Mixed emotions in Biology class. f .':5 5' 54 Ef. ' M- f i , in 'dr-ig , at M K qw, f' 6, y. mga W JF .,'it,,,,:. Jguxg K ,S fa , me Q2 Walter, Carol 1 lv aa fr Williamson, Marlene K W errn Wise, Linda y,,, Watt, Kaye , fT':wf2iu1, 'Ei ' tr.Ly7 ,tttfyttty, yy..lllr Williamson, Richard -- 1n w-igjffii-1 ii - 3, Wygal, Don Welton, Fred ' 2 1122. bf, 2 1 ,. an 'gc 5'5,1f,-v.,1.:3- QQ, , if Wilson, Gary Young, Marilyn Brown, Babcock and Kreiter decorate for art club dance. L S tg .l ,--:,,f- M. ffllx I ,.,,. , as P 1. Q r S nv A, far Alwell, Don .B Ei ifgf, ' ' ii? 3 i xiii? :Jil .., j mk,,,, ,.,. ,, ..,,..,,, -. f.-,..f ,,,.:,:s:'n Bashline, Douglas J Berry, Sylvia , ,',', ix .K 5 jiri., Black, Bob Bagnall, Joyce 1 Beach, Jane Bice, Amanda M n sq 1, ' 354: 3' 1 K A H Y 3 3 Bodnar, Carol 'ful Adams, Barbara Bailey, Marsha . Beatty, Bonnie . J Vkhh ' I Bice, Bob Q r as 'Z Bonanni, Patsy 121-1' , ., i Mgt ,,' Allen, Beverly ,. f ! Q. ' if Barnes, Jackie N I 'km 4 .A . , V Sei nz' X ,i Pi, H ba.-. Beatty, Ned Bice, Roberta 995 if , 3 ME, Bovard, Kathy .ww fl.w: 1,:-,1 fms:f1,f:: , 1 i ' ,E Annable, Carol Barron, James Beech, Connie 'a 2 , - E EF-QI: , . in W Z! if va ' af x it r Q Billig, Martha Balm -11 QE. a kiwi 'fr' Brenckle, Larry I Armstrong, Beverly Baseler, Linda Q A w wam g V .,,, r' i ' . '--: tltta, J 'if ifsfn .M -iya r Bell, Juanita .wr ' 5 - 1 Birnley, Sandra Bryant, James ,,,zAA Burdick, Tom Callahan, Robert 2 Q 1 Christie, Wayne Coulter, Dave Cummins, Carol l. 2 , , ., W '33, if Q Qzfgg r - , B u rns , Karen Q' 1 . Q, was-,,, if . ,far v il. Campbell, Debbie Clepper, Cathy Covert, Bernice 3 gza -, Y? ivfaiii 1 ..,,. 1, ,, LV Decker, Alice Gamer, Kreiter tally proceeds from Art Club dance. ir H- ifiwff ff ' - Coast, Mary Ann Covert, Paula I H t. ' fl ' m i i '- DeGregory, Connie titl B Lf Cook, Linda r 6 JT' . , lll , by 4 . Cress, Peggisue T7 to DeGregory, Larry , 1 Villiirirl ,1-a,r ' ' 1 my 1.51-QQ?-Q3lx::X V' ' A pri' 0. in 119. -Qt wwf .as :iw 494:-,Sa 'gn Butch, John Campbell, John .11 ' - 1 K I Cookson, Larry Cressy, Rick DeLaurentis, Eileen Butler, Marilyn i t,,, K' Chembars, Ruth l ' f L- ' I? ,bf ' '54 i Corbin, Sandy l i Cf Crowley, Sharon lfffwff rpg t im A DeMarsh, Rovel f -'f,-f - Deniker, Bob A Eller, Sharon ,gee ,- 1-,, ,gas . Filer, Carol . , . iw . '.LL-,, .asf 'kkk N SW' f - if Frampton, Dennis Q V.: .11 A 5 .. 3' 'kyr fT'Q,e:w f 1 - ' I Gargasz, Susan Dickson, Tom Dietrick, Jim Doersch, Bob lisfi ,. I . ' ' , ,, '-h ' F ' 'iii al :-'Q ' ' . gg- v I ,' 5' ' 1 W . W .Ja if -'Z-F5'1.if 1'Q 7' e Elliott, George Evans, Charles Fabry, Terry l Taylor, Webster experiment in chemistry lab. V 'im-1,1 .m fs f- 1 :sie K 1- lf? L . - 1' fin' 'W 'gg A Gary, Teresa Giebner, Harvey f,.- -- w 3 e 492 , 5 , 1 s :F 1'-i , 1 fig all -I Filer, Gary QQ Gabert, George FM ev- gf 5 51 P i eg '2fQ s illfifiiff ij ' . , e , ,,W,,3M, ,,.,, ,.,.,,,,:fW1.. e,,.. ,,,Q,.,,4, -1 ,,... 3, ,,,., Gra valt, Carl Tk Lv f -fwfffi W 86 Elder, Merle , .rs 9-1 r sq f' sp! we E LH .. . .F '- , ff .V -,',,,. - ra Falconbridge, Ken Filer, Sandy Gabig, Tom Gregg, Patty - ff'l.,, i A.- f 'HE ?f5x'f4., 'il , J ga! Y i :gn ggi, ig Q 4 l X Elder, Sue ,,,.. ,,,, 11 . 1 :fzffif a, fm., -'f f Fassett, Dave K ig, 15156, ,ff Fitzgerald, James ,aaa S' we eiei' -'ff: Gargasz, Frances ,.., .. -seam, ,. ,iee 5 T kg y Hall, Dixie U.. :gg k- 1-is M2231 ,. ,,f-- -.-f . ' tv ' ' - w . - e w gsrifztggwf-A -1- - W .E-:it-:uf'1ff 1f-iff-an L 'xffi tttt 1 s ' J 'H Hall, Elmer - 5 2 is f 4, YY' K if 49..- x i W Ji? W 3 , 'Q' ' Heasley, Lenora Z if A, 'H Ifft, Jerry Jones, Robert we ' if. 1 l l Kildoo, Paul Hamelly, Jim Hanna, Terry Hartley, Jo Herrick, Charles 1 0 J Irvine, Robert '5:,iffz.,2ff ' il. ,eff fa,-we S ,,:gf,y, y Jones, Walter , W t, , fy -V ' ' J ,,.. .,,', ' i,:1,3P' King, Cathy Mrs. Doris Nichols checks Joe Rodgers' work. an 'X 5 a ' ,, ,,.. if 1 r K ef 1 t Jordan, Jim Mil'-,i l ,',fQQ 2 H f S F gn kk 'L :iv -iffk-, -'Sr 1 gg M W 2 Joseph, Marilyn S ,, J Q, iii, 'M 1: '- J King, Dean King, Sally Haylett, Larry Hodge, Bill . I A F 'HY' Q' ef ,BH Ft A Ni? Hr., f -, La t 4 L r E?t'Pn.,, Jewell, Brian Keil, Larry sl t 2' 39' is J ,E ,gi -sees , 2 .6 Kingsley, Breton 5 ' ' liffiif ffl? ' S 11 V.. iiil Heath, Charles J Hoffman, Holly Johnson, Ilewellyn hai' K 'W ',,,,, L f ff- iii El' 5 if i 5 K 5, 'R at a Fix? is f-5 Keitzer, Tom Klink, Dale S .,,,., My 1 LM 4 li Knapp, Charles Knauff, Judy Knepper, Dave K ' . L s . C L s v Lamont, Susan Lewis, Mary Lightner, Richard Lynn, Dan r ..'r,r ' .- J H Miss Clara McCarl's history class. McBride, Curt rv vt -1. B 6 ' s..., 5??w.,. , iff -' McCartney, Clair McCluskey, Tom McCracken, Gary Knight, Patty L 3 Locktosh, Joe Lynn, Dave if McCarl, Marsha W, J A 'VF 1 ,E McFarland, Cathy Knight, Richard A5 it ' M it - Lumley, Dottie MacDougall, Bob QW '41 it v s - '-3ff35si?ZLt mf 5 -1 2- y,,, .l,,. .ysay,asryy rsy s,y yyi,y iayy McCarl , Sherry 1 nw, 2' l ' ,bjvwwmwmwwm McG arvey, Sherry Knisely, Naomi H5115 'iff' 'V W ls Lures, Kenneth McBride, Charles MCCar1, Tim McGinnis, Dawn new ,.,,,i,x- L, H , I McJunkin, Linda Mast, Edna 5 . , f rnw. in -vw 1 A Mitchell, Shawn 'Q 9' M J Q Q if Y arf ,Y 5 Wai .aa f 'L .. , 4, t , .E'J,iq,:g5: . -- Morley, Sherryall as ffm Fa Morrow, Diana McLaughlin, Kathy 2 ' Mathis, Jerry 5 1 3 - f MQW ' rf t.. ,asia Moore, Bruce Morley, Tom Murphy, Ralph r 51153 . McNutt, Judy McTaggart, Sharon ' 53 . - ..,, . hires! ' , 1 Messina, John Miller, Don Mr. Lennie Clarke's class in action. 31 '4 1 '- ' ' f5fi, :.,,s: ., ' J Q -I ,'-,, if -',, Mutdosch, Kathleen Nichgls, Marcia 75 Madden, Bill Miller, Rick Moore, George ' Q, 5.1159 'Q L1 ff gba: ' 1 - --fW ..1,,,,f:mvf, Morris, Jeff A V T, E ? Eg i Q- N l x 5, 6 thi? gn 5 , , Nicoletta, Anthony if in 'P N Mann, Patty Mitchell, Albert S1 X, , nf Morgan, Debby f ff , ,,, I Z 5 M- ,z ,,,, W 'Q' 11' ,A Morris, Marsha O'Brian, Dolly Vi? -, N Lrg if . V . ggi LL J , F 'f ,, ' - '-L... f fl E ir A ' K , xl if ff , 7 kK- 7 , I Q J W ' J J - ,i , J J ,,LL . if .,.. , Q 7-42-' fb:-U-f My ty 1 If 'G-rw. f 34 Ew4iwaf+is1.'+a-Asiei ' 72.1-zifl' H f ' ' '--' '1 .,,S3'iQ'L. ' - J f O'Mahony, Jeanne l l ..,'i-fy' Lili? 4 Pardoe, Jim .1- 'i2iz ': -' L ,Qi 1 -'fnfffifii 1 7z!?flf57'f1El3 ,. ,., it. ..,,,., .i , , ,,,,, Patton, Ron x,,. Osborne, Cathy Parenti, James Osborne, Kay ur i ,,5 :fisx-aa, ,aw V' 1 viii V HY' f if 3 . f ,S Gr s 31 'J Q -zz. i .1 is 'smanzz' , Parker, Pam P1aiStCd,Jim Harry Lutes and Wayne Elder re- pairing tractor in Ag Class. Reiber, Dave Rhome, Charles Rice, Benny Pagenelli, Roger 1 f px 5 Patrick, Ron w, ,iii V,,, ,iii , .1 Penar, Nancy Puklavec, Charles Richards, Marian 76 Painter, Howard if ffm, a ,,g-...K . , E' sa at ',,..5gwiVit.: ,cw r , 'bw , Patterson, Patty if 552. .Q I i5fi'I1'7?f , Perry, Lucia gg Q i ..k:J1 I Pyle, Mary Richardson, Ed Palmer, Rick Patterson, Marshal Phillips, Ron v Reeher, Barry Robinson, Cal Robson, Ed Rossi, John u p llly, J ,tfg l 'LA' Rust, Sandra a: . ii:-. Ev J - . 5 Shawgo, Bill av lgf. K if lif:i'w Kg ,vl Spencer, Pam K 'li??57u ,sm .. , gf we Thompson, Bob Saylor, Tom fix ,M -it Iyiy we W 'f Sherman, Candy Stiles, Linda 1' ,l, t t, Thompson, Don Rossi, Linda Schettler, Lee K i at ra, Y 'ith' 1 Q ' .. - :ag w-zo, ' ,1 W- ,,., .. .Q , Tfi??F fE- . . Simon, Melly Lou J . wx... K V, K K 131 V Rowe, Bob Schodlatz, Diane iiil W Snyder, Bill Mike McClung, Bill Boyd, and Lon Thomas prove their spelling ability. J -6 t 5 Roxberry, Don Shank, Sherry Sowers, Janet 1 T . wr iflimf ' Stoops, Dorothy Thompson, John Runk, Barbara M 4. g, 'WW ' iv Shaw, Linda 3, H, , 1 . 'f.:, Spatara, Joe fe ,s W Surrena, Lewis N, f if 'li Thompson, Julia 'E g igii 'V T4 4 - '., ggi .- - , .1 Turek, James Weber, Teresa Wible, Carol , ,fezzgfil ,K .1 -22 its 'L,' ff -1-4 Wilkins, Tom :Q VanVoorhis, Mick .1-, ' g W M, - P , 2' dl.. ' Webster, Gale if S 1 ,. ai, K s . 'QQ' A W e J f . 11 ' 1 x kv 'af' .,,,,f,,a- :naw :-n.,4u:Mi:.'- - W W sa, v , X X Vaslovsky, Ray Vivier, Ray Walters, Charles , ',-- be 'W ' ' ' W e' ssess W WssW W W ' r X 'Ye i Webster, Jeff Weller, Barbara Welton, Marilyn Wigley, John we ..., , ,, ,L if ,Q i M? ii ii W Q-r' Vlllrvv M IQ. asf 1 . ings Bill Johnson and Dean Kildoo install new school sign. X, up Williams, Diane L rf' it I 1: 5 W i'ii 'K -- . ' f L a l in ii ' W ' ,I ' l , , ff F 4 , Q e-ep: ,. A: geese, W W e,a 1 ,, W. l,.', W -W W W Wimer, Dan Wolfrom, Billie Wonsettler, Tom Young, Connie Ziccardi, Barbara 78 Watkins, Diane L M if Q M' - 131:14 H ell 5' Q 'K 4 White, Jack f .1 1 sf Wildeman, Betty -v , N , K ,R Wilson, Joanna Zook, Kathleen Allison, Debbie as Bashline, Bruce 5?g5fEwfj fe Kltixw-115.5 J A i Best, Donna Vi ' 'EFVW f 1. ' Blauser, Fred ,i,i:f- , ,'.,11,..2,,ff Q Anderson, Gary J ia Bailey, Sheryl f ' ffm bf Bestwick, Bob 1, A fm, . -r,' 2 Bobbert, Mary 51 F is if l P Ik - -Y I, mr. , ., , gil' f -r ie Q- Adams, Roberta J? Anderson, John 'F Q J ,,rr la, Z G nnrrr Alberth, Susan 'H' 1 ek? 4 ek 'kht I J he Xl E Q Bair, Robert l as JK' 5 2 , ,rr J, Beighley, Barry Bell, Fred J- :W .gi 1 T7 J Billick, Janice Billig, Joanne -. '-,, I i ',.rr H -I Bonanani, John Boughner, Grover fl ' ' '. .. 1 1 ff E in .1 4 L2 J A 4: l 4 ,wb -'F' K, ef W -as-A 'if' ix M :sa ga Hg, as i sr r 1 f' 7 M aa Ml arms H sw ,D Rial .,, 51,5 park Allen, Jackson , 1 asll Allaal sl.sr srrr we ssrllr fl ff:mg51z,sfsgg:1:zx, I Barnes, John . .-+ ' 2 H' ,FW i 1 ' iw H k 1 WX.-GY a Bell, Ruth P? 1 A 1 Blakely, Dennis is-, .,,,, ...pf Q in ii at 'Sf sw 1 Boyer, Barbara ' ., , 3 Allen, Mark 5 , 1 W. I vm Barron, Paula f 3 gl 3' 'lf S... Berry, Gerald Blauser, Edwin U gg , ff Braine, Becky S-Eat, Q ? , , Braine, Margaret Bubeck, Lawrence J stii B J J '- -f,. 1.w.g?g Campbell, Bill f' 1131 J Clark, Wilma Corbin, Linda Brandon, Billie Buchanan, Debbie taenaf w iii ' iiri B it 2 Eg! 1 g I W ' ' i Carpenter, Kathy Breese, Dick , da A '-ef E 5 'P' ,-hW ini' 'Li' Burnett, Dorothy aQae ia., Carpenter, Wayne Breese, Sandra Butcher, Jeanne H ,ii 'H K' 2 ' 11 L ' t l Christey, Ann Clelland, James , 5522, ,,ei E 'NE 5 J i Denise Woortman reading in her na- tive tongue at an F.T.A. meeting. Q at LT .. Vkirz'-. e i, Zia., 'IRE ENN ' -Y -f , . Covert, Diane . ',, ,. 1 , 1 5 w ' e - ei ily 1 A lr Q Q53- Eiii it Brothers, Eileen Butler, Joyce I ' iii: '. ,-'. if eWf-- - 'I'-wvvlf,-vimatfW,1..w.,,.,,,5, ,,,, iifffi? 3:21 Lifin: 3: .1-ifQi'fziliiitliiiiyamisizii1-P' Christie, Linda Y -5 ,,,.,,.. .g I u,H f X A! ,fs fag! is e-a,. Cooney, Mike ,,' wN-,,,iQ?' -. , H-An x -1, :-' t ' saw, Dannel, Joanne in Bryer, Connie Byard, Walter Christie, Paula .. ,.., , , if Q 1 aa ,,., 35, iwaamaa Cornelius, Hope DeBartholomeo, Ron ., K , Y fy sa . ,f 5. .555 in De Gregory, Sharon ill., ,.., ,V K' mt -ow I wr 1, y 5:1 5 eg N., :rk 5 Dunn, Gloria W .,jk lzi Q Ferry, Carol f life: 1 lg. jhh Fitzgerald, Sylvia Wana.. .g. ' iii'5r2 e2'if - :,., -- I Gargasz, Karen iff- 15 gfiligw It 1 ii' Delaney, Bethal in , . is - iv ' ' ,IJ Dydek, Sandra E ,il S Fleming, Phil i ' . -an I v E' , J, ' .X M - g , , M .Vg .' ' f . ,Wm ,. , Y 1 ' r Magi, . ,- Els: - Dclong, Darlene V 2 11 will . Tx: Eddinger, Karen 5 -Q A ii, 5 L fx 1, ,SFA5 , .,,,. ,, J. Filer, Larry Dave DeGregory in process of giving oral report in Mrs. Binder's English class while members listen. ' i ,, : MF 4 r Q it Wkggxkhxf 3 M ,- P9 Q 'Lf T ' gr, . Q w. A .,. ,Le we Deniker, Elizabeth -1 ff' L f Errera, Donald f., V X r ,V 4. im 4 - -,wc 3.-. ,K F 3 Basie 5' r ' 'NM Sz, ' Filer, Janet .L . '41 new 4 if ,mx .N- '11 s if '59 gf 1 Q Forker, Genette F , I , .. . A asyi Goshorn, Susan Doersch, Donna Evans, Linda Fink, Sally W ggii Forsythe, Susan Greenawalt, Arlene Dolan, James 5- w as Hs Zi? I x , . .8 1- 31. Ferringer, Linda t, 'Wi .Q Fisher, Linda Q.. .6 zzz, rf., V, I .S .1 it in f if F yffe, Paul ...X ,, .. ..,,.. ,.,. G , Gregg, Charles a i ki X uw, 4 jaw I rw P '35 v -H Snr! . . ,mg H3552 Gregg, Shirley - Y' me L an az 2, me L -li Heasley, Bruce y Holmes, Nathan , Q : Humphrey, Eric i 1. , , , iiii he -ff,-:k Wff. 2 ffirf 1212-2.415551 'iif Johnston, Linda Gregg, Wayne in ' me da, Xian .. rryyy x r Victoria ' ' Frfzfffr-1, . .. .. . ,. 221 2 P' i, Y , we-Y' 1 X HHN fi, fri, , .... . Heller, Larry Hennon, Brad , , Y it N y l Hodge, Diane Horne, Linda Elder, Dillaman, and Lutes putting finishing touches on tractor. Hall, Edward 'k r 4 ,. y,ryyr . li Hill, Linda f A . 12? B r , ..,,,. 3. .. Hovis, Priscilla Iffe, Susan 4' N a,f',,, S ua. 4 H. Q , f bs - .gf , -. V - A GW .. , , fs Jones, Martha Hancox, George V Hoag, James ' V I i,,i,W,ii me , , any , ,.l,,,., Hughes, Ron Jack, Tom 'lv a 'lc . ,,,. Us if Karns, Brenda if , y 1 wr ri'i' +7 is ,fam ,win Hanna, Carolyn , +45 Hoagland, Karen K' f iriiedkki Humphrey, Clifford Jewell, David 1 i . Fifi ' ' Kelly, Candis ' Q ,. ' go 'i h, 2 1353 .. 5 '. 1 1 Y2.? .. Keitzer, Darlene Ketler, Bruce Kildoo, JHYI16 Kliflgelwmiih, Mike i ,, .ili .. . go . Knauff, Dixie Knauff, Melvin as f ' if 'G 5gggQk.g,.gfig ,zf. , , Labor, David Lenkner, Robert . .,, . , . Q.-. ' iff f 21221. ::s::g5:Sa,.'Q -, , , 5' .fag-f gig I L Q ' Lumley, Sharon Lucas, William 1 'Av i Q, it McClymonds, Mike McCracken, Caroline Juniors receiving knowledge in class. ,',. . f 5 .. it ... aa 2 McBride, Janet ew , i , ii, ' 'tl ,J . 42753 is 1 F115 McCarl, Harry 1 K ,f rt MeGarvey, Harry McKee, Jeff Ni 4, , .-Sgjfaalr' .afi1'v1'1iWaf1t37Q'zPQ 'Qs ,ii?in.,:1im Klink, Joe . . . .fa WZLA fi. Aiwa. . Q. Knight, Linda I ,'-.'lA i ,..,,, , - .,,f- 11 m y ,' tt -V'i Lightner, Karen Q .llrr . ii .- 5 Q. ,.,V kk: McClearn, Melanie Y lik iee or t i f' . , l in M McMichael, John 6. I ' V ff M Kingsley, Betsy X w 3' J 5 Knight, Naomi if. L ia Liska, John McClimans, Betty Jo MeNutt, Tom Mann, Robert xg. W azf 'l 'W x A , . , af xi ' , , , E i. ai - as .- Miller, Gary 9 , s i ? Il ' .,,..,, M565 Moore, Tom 2 H? R if -J ,Q 2 fi A if C . if 3 . . 1, 'HJ Nelson, Cindy . .sr 'M'--f 5-Q fa? E, L 5 ':1. -wg.. , , :-Eval Maxwell, Tom Miller, Hazel Moors, James r fr ',LL H ,l' Metheney, Larry Q, . s' -l'- A .,.. K E 'Q 2 W0 ami, 'F 'Q 72 ' H 0553- Kia: Miller, Ronald Morgan, Dennis Osterling, Eric Sophomores in Miss Urey's guidance O'Mahany, Emmy class learning how to study. V.. ,ff , ,. Melheney, Patty Miller, Ronnie i , K ' 3 ' ,, .i-wg-,,1, ........ ,... 1 M-.... ...... .. 5- , -w.m' em - Morgan, Marilyn Nelson, David wi.. rf 55 fx 0' K V! YZ' . W 0 'df -1 X 1, si 'Sig at ., lair X as .hx Meyers, Charles fr sf ,,i. :a --1,-1 . 1 Montgomery, Dennis ,,,z Murdock, Neal ll 5 i Noble, Marsha al R 'uf a' K N, l -ziiliiilf ' Orr, Bill B.. viffsl 1 ,M Miller, Bruce ' ' kr ' , W , ' 5 53111 , 'Q A Moore, Robin s 4. re- ? rn, -. ,, as 1 3 if Nelis, Carol rf- M - Fi Northcott, Alan ',.,..., If , l'fY5?i, 7 3755? 2 r ' ' 2.1'f1'?,'1'...., 11 Parrish, Charles ? , i b - ,.. , L ., si 1 r P Patterson, Dennis Pears, Bob Pearson, Charles Pcnman, Bruce .e a A.. gf , K - 63272 it I ,.,,, ' ooo'o W f Petuch, Phyllis ooonn :-,,-. , ,a., f , Reeeher, Larry Q Rihel, Dennis Tw.LJiLi14' Roxberry, Bill Pollock, Debby Rhodes, Marie Rodgers, Lynn Roxberry, Sharon Post, Frances Priester, Larry Sophomores listening to book report in Mrs. Binder's English class. Rust, Randy f Zlzf aaa.. . s , Ryder, Dennis 85 f-A , i nf 5, , M 'fi:12 SEI , , 3 , 'WTS avr' S , Hx Perrine, Debbie Pyle, Alvin A stt s Richardson, Fred Q .5 at E Y gg, , K:- 2 Q, ww , Rodgers, Patricia Say, David i ii -1-', Fil . , Percy, Melvin Rector, Peggy i 4 B g ' in -19 Mia 1. Riflle, Roger Rodgers, Sandy ,H il fl ,f Wqvmvgd f S I 'K gm xiii 4 re'e :Vw 51? eriee r Schwartz, Clarke Scruci, Marshall me ' ,ers ,- eff' 1Y 3: ,:111. wr. .v Q Simpson, Bob F wwf f . ' X gifs A Q Sonntag, Clifford fr 4333? I WA 2 , 1' 1 rm. ,tw ,,.., ,i Q I 5' . 543 Stiles, James i. K 5 Shaifstall, Bill 2 drift ' I . . f 'ku- Slocum, Joyce iooi W.,,f2:,m...,.,..,mm,mm W . sfsfsifw Sonntag, Dennis ,. 1, sv 'ff' - C if E X 15 , .. '4 F S ,Z Shaner, Joyce Shaw, Brian Smith, Sandra Smith, Sue Sonntag, Glenna Spencer, Connie 2 so T 5 3 Surrena, James L .ff S :2-'fig Th0m21S,K2I0l1 Jacki Coril purchasing book from Th0mD50f1yDianC Patty Allen in Book Store. 86 1: W 4 ge Sidiey, Joe Snow, Larry Spencer, Stephen W Q ' 2 X gg 9 X 4 vi T S ' Ti ,, Sweetapple, David ig 'ii e -- -' Thompson, Patty Simmons, Shirley Snyder, Greg XM! V' J . Q5 fl, 1 rrir 1, sw' KX , Stabile, Susan v N i Teare, Budd Thompson, Rocky Thompson, Sharyn 'l 4 M M, ,ss nw? Wall, Carol . iw S mm, i: it no Weiland, Karl f , it 2- L 'mx-iz, ' 1-:Q -. Z Y , , QE .fx - ,, 1 'ms Winder, Gary . 4 Q .A -L Zahnizer, Gale ,...,, ,, ..,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,i,, Tinkey, Larry ,am Walters, Linda f ffl- ii f ffl? ge I 3 l : k V',- K if I G ,l,f Weller, Nancy Winder, Ron 1 iQz:': ' ,- I ff',2f.Q vi' QS' It tr A P Z - , ,,,,. , R . Ziccardi, Gary , -tr. Todd, Shirley W M if P .... he y,rr Wardman, Joanne A -:PV ' Welton, June V ',' 'hit L -4 I lnfi f 4 llrr , , , ew M Wise, Vicki Ziccardi, Gayle it Q 4 t it 'M f 'Z my .ms .,,, , ,,. -frail, ,WWE A - me 1 L Y Q 2 ,,,,..,, ,... ..,, - Turek, Mary ',r. ,'r. W Watt, Bob West, James ,,', Worley, Jack ,,,,, I MEM NVV, Zimmerman, Sara Vincent, Mary Lou Weber, Louis Whetzel, Don 'fr , W ., 'V Wray, Ruth Zook, David f 5 if 'A nl Y Tar. N 'S s ,fy -+- ff :Ev-X12 ll S- Waid, Bonnie F 0 w 0 Webster, Nancy if? Wilkins, Cathy ,av Young, Richard .sea-11 - A ,K-0... V., A 4.5241-A315 5 - 4 '03 M, , 'M 'Q 'E' ' T v ,gi T :S 5 -.aff . J' 1, -are 4 a ., vu 1 fa 1 A l A Barion, Donald Bell, Kenneth Sf' ,L ,,:,, . A ' v 'fkf lffl ' f' '- Black, Patty J , U ,, KWQ , . Boozel, Linda N 't 1 Fr '41 f.,g,,5 me ' Bartley, Anita Bennett, Bruce Blair, Raymond izyl Eg' J Bowser, Rebecca , n leeent J gig , J A , J llll A f 'iff lte, 2 Qgljllg A P l'll ttle B A s Anderson, Rae Jane -, -531 ,U Baseler, Donna y :W we .4 ff t me H' :..,f .Maj Ur, Benson, Mary Lou Blair, Roger Y ,,,,,,, Q, Boyd, Amy Armstrong, Thomas 14 if X H W if ,fe A, 3:5 as X x i H - 'Wi fb . 1 . t L 1 3, if A 5 Bashline, David 1. P' ,Q V' f Bentlage, Frans W- , t fa, lf. 25, 1? F 4 Es '- 112 f lr. , , ., H -. Blake, Carlton A ill. -fy Boyd, Naomi Baker, Nancy ,, Beatty, Richard 'Sa 'B l .H Berger, Megan Blakely, Jeanie ma W is A A ,,,, iw ,. ,' ff' -'2' Li5'?M Broerman, Ginger Barger, Robert E yntt, mg ., X f ,f:am..... .tai---,,,,,,,.g, ,,i, .,.,, .L . ,ix if ' . .MAH Beatty, Russell Bice, Judy if ' K W vi L ,ir Q Ex . , 'ar V' an 3 :, y Boak, Bonnie 377 : ru , E .t 134 , -t W 1.- ff' QE' 4 P :X k ' .5 .L Brooks, Russell l Brown, Joan f f Bruck, Bonnie 'B we .K V, M Campbell, Robert J it fif if , SN Como, Teri Cummings, Larry Brown, Nancy H ,gf - 12 K W Wu-fm J 3, Buchanan, Carol 1.3: - . 5 P we f 8 Q 'E sk Sv- all if ww ,a F LM. , 1 J'Ka,w - , ' ,ma , 5 ,Q-Q i X W, A Q r , f r. , 1 , 1 N ':, ', , , Carothers, James 3, r Cookson, Robert Daniels, Colleen Ed Weber and Bill Cummings grind- ing tools for Mr. Adams. 5 w ' at Q 4-it - 35, .. ft Y rw .4 l -lakh 'R' ' Carroll, Christine N 1 Cooper, Carolyn H12-'Eif Darcangelo Alan y Carruthers, Nancy Corll, Jeffery All xp' if DeGregory, Carolyn 89 .Q 41, , r , Brown, Sally . -K' .R if if ' 21. Burdick, Jane t ll f i'ii ' Christie, Robert , .. 'EEW 11 f we a, l , , t Covert, Larry DeGregory, Donald L ..,, 1 If ,,:, 3: 'i g wa ,,, : kj, . ., ' I 4 t-i Brown, Terrance Butch, Sandra Claypoole, Albert -' K wmv .1.' k4,b ' Craig, Shirley y J-we, Y -1 f R , 'H ,QQ ,,. ..., , DeLett, Jilda DeLong, Frederick -1 SID f if Q H' X 5 , Doersch, Charlotte . . l,, Q , Elliot, Don is 5 it ,,,l Q aims ifif TE L- 5 Filer, Marsha I - ff I l' lly. 5, V T Gabig, Terry . ..,-5 K' .awww ,J N, W 3 was ix!-:A Jigs a J gl? Q ,K ' ' DeWoody, Cheryl lZE EEzE 1. I-f '1-l , - t if Q 4 Dearborn, Bonnie Denicker, John . 5' W ' ff? 'T it f 1 A:-1 f r -'N-um: .Ewa fer, . r , f3w..'7-:,t., '- : fwfr 1 , 3 F53 1 '-K : fl 1 U?iWf'K 5 3' I rf- i 5 f 1 JE EE Dumbroski, Patty l . Fre Emanuele, Dennis f A, r rr,l Fresh, Robert iff? 'pf ff Eadger, Glenda Eakin, Ava Students in Miss Coyer's oftice prac- tice taking shorthand dictation. fy. r tsir 1 P to ' f i 'fgj es,, , jf Garner, Susan Garner, Thomas Gibson, Rhonda 'ff if ' mi V i DiBartholmeo, Carol 'ff Q: -' I ....w m' a 25 ' Eakin, David E i 'L z l.-FSL - i Englehart, Jay k f ' Funk, Ronnie Giesmann, John s,.., .. ,wzggtgglgg MH, .,,,.. .., ,, ,,. . ..,,, Dick, Debbie t , t rt,?J,t,i7t t r,i, Ealansky, Denise Filer, Joseph 5 t z Q --1 'MQ 1 'f,,::1w Fyffe, Sandra s rtssr so Q Gill, Thomas F sf L r V we . Gilliland, William ' , , 4 ' 4 ,ya ' Grossman, Pat Jw if' me A W Q ws? Henderson, James ilii f f' ir VV.y bt Q 9 i ph ' 'QE A5-Q, ada y 'gan-. aff -ff hi v , Hinks, Diana 51,5 L, Ar 4 2 'v ,llli ,iiil Isenberg, Bill Q . if W1 2, R Glenn, Kathleen Hanna, Raymond 1 V if V gr K J I 'i my , ,f , ,113-1:15, ., nnl'n .gba it e ., . . in .,,, ,fi -,... . , , .. ,,.. --uma, I ,..., ,,.., H ...,,.r-we: Gordan, Susan Gravatt, Deborah , K . Hendersvmlohn Pounding their typewriters to music in Mrs. Nieces, class. 1 ,slr E ' J r,', e ,'f1 'E , r K ,,..f . s u Hoag, Jerry Hoffman, Margaret Hoffman, Robert fa, sa l ,jg f ga if A ,, 'R Q :ig A as Y , Jenning, Dari U ei, V 1 ,i'. - l ' sss u llrii Jewell, Gail Johns, Gregory 91 Green, George Gresock, John Hedglin, Bradley Hedglin, Larry ',-- r ns, K X I 11, ff z I, ,iff-2.5, an ' , Cihztlia I 4 Henry, Dennis Hillard, Brenda Horsman, Kimberly Hutcheson, Richard J e f s e A .. gk r,, 12.i ie- f '25, 2 , ' 1 iiii we 52 , 2 ,, r- Jones, Carol Jones, Charles 5 Q 1 BL.. ..1 ..+ f'.,'kl K f M4 it AS' .4 ',.,,2ig1121 ef, , U M1 ,K gn 4 5 .. , K' .Sf Jordan, Gayle iw L H L f ,bw v ' 'M ag Q ' Kildoo, Marilyn , 1 its .4 S K X N 3 'H sr Lamont, Nancy 1 r McCartney, Lois J b ut ff 1 I .Ugg 5 ,325 5 egg .faziag V 'f , , if ,fw-4:8 fwsif rl McDougall, Edward ,,, :gig Aihl 552 ii ,J K r Jordon, Sharoyn q gggg li g? rrrg g t King, Deborah 'Y ..,, 1:'W'77IiV Lightner, Patricia .M ,,, Us McClelland, Juanita sgggg -- N - if f. ?4i z2a,- 1 2 1 M 9. 1 fig A at aa 5. McFarland, Sherri , -my y K 'i -- ' J- asf? Keck, Bruce Kennedy, Laura ,,.,, y King, William Kite, Sandra Seventh grade geography class under the direction of Mr. Don Gills, X Q ' L E, vii L. 1 an R u- , f W A ig: Q at r ,D fm, McGill, Danton McKnight, James f .faq ' ix Keough, Deborah Kocker, Lewis . 2 gyms' Lumley, Ralph 'i-- -Q .'Vf, McClimans, Leslie s eriss s rrse f McKnight, Jane .i Y L alfa Dt A hi Keu, Connie A: Kreiter, Jane .gn l 72 McCalla, Sara yyy liao y McDeavitt, Timo ,gn ,...,, ...,,,g' thy McKnight, Mary . ' . 5. -. fr .+ve ig . 'Y - McNeish, Sandy if? 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F Montgomery, Shirley ' 1 . 2 151: PELSW: .- ., ' ' 'TWT lift,-v if Morley, Constance Nemet, John Manozzi, Sara Miller, Wayne 25 ,t ,, , . A Afzizq-. , - gh Q, Moon, Margaret iii Morris, Phillip Nelson, Robert fii ' ' - 3 in lll A . - 'L11 . 1 , ,'f: aw .ara Ni ggel, Marilyn , A gf, +P., ,l ,Z L L ... , v.... Pasely, Diana , ..,, ',,. msg , . Pryor, Karen I , . f .,L r, . 43 1 ,, 3' ,Y , . ,,,,. ,.., A , ,..r, N..,, i 55 ,iw Reiber, Danny Robinson, Gary Northcott, Cheryl c 'Q' 1 2. wg? 5 an W W L Q, I Sf: Patterson, Pamela y ry f 3 1 fu ll ' 1 JJ 5 'S A' 1 qi ,Q -V ' 3 ff '65, 5 'lm 3. Q Puklavec, Charlot te r ,,l , . Q1 , 1 fj ff 1 ml,A L T '9 'f 'i a -ggi? Rhoads, Michael Paden, Linda he ' :ffff ., '. ' :fi 72 - , ya, , I 'Q ,, Q f Q wwf f Penar, Bob H-Y as .. X i az ww 3, ,. f,,..w. Paganelli, Thomas Poole, Jacqueline Seventh graders pose for pictures. 5' N 'ffwl--Mtdvxff1l f:v5i if V ,. ' , , . - 2 -:1-,,1. r' - ,tiff 5 Robinsgn, Susan Robinson, Wayne Rodemoyer, Donald . r. M, i .1 ,,rA . A fx- 7 Q v K , V a-HA, ,. Parker, Stephen , I fs ' fiww, 454: u-. xr JL ' J 'HM- ' . H Wf'f Porkolab, Mary Lou ' . aim i - V ,.,gQ5gfgi. is . .R f f irixainif ,L f 1. Q. Reeher, Raymond Richards, William Roenpage, Winnie xl Parsons, Donna r o A A Pryce, Bonnie L, L' ' xv . xx, . rl X 1 Reimstem, Will Ringer, William Royer, Rod i xx qw KW 2 ,, www itWailea:iaisiilafv. ea Rust, Linda if 11 ,M v , Q 'U S l is ,r Has , ,. wmQY,hmM as N 1 - -' Ewipwwseikf 5 5, gyr,f: ,,,,'. Scrucci, Luciana Ilggwggi ayyrry K Aggliiiiis flff Sloan, Deborah Spanglehour, Ruth I K S QS Q' ,mswkfw 539' f li'5Zt.r Z ai wwmiiira Stypula, Thomas aifswi REQ V95 iQQWW'i 2 l:11. i1Q ii1ff .i. Zi Q S jig .YIL Sagulla, Andy 2. . HQ, K ww. K '31, , Seivers, JoAnn Qkmfg - igiiifr LA'L A: :':'lSnElQEEEQ1 ff :ff I' I I it -1o,- ' 5 lil 1 Smalley, Patricia .-,- 11? i f Spence, Charles -ww may Q ' if lr , 3 vm afgiz. -. .-, f Qin. . Mfg . j f?-lvfgzy ii aawmwh ta -is A- . 4 134211 Taylor, David Say, Charles ,,.,, 1: , Shaffer, Kathy wwvwww gpwwwwy ff,-+ 4 W R 3 Smith, Gerald elsa Saylor, Rodney Shawgo, John mlgwwf i3WLfQ5 YEQWQ' gang Mwvsm amwywpmr eW'aQmkQWa l l'a Snow, Orville Q i M. LF 'viii -ffl Z, .iii f a. . Lan '- Carl Shipton, William Richards, Tay10r,Karen Charles Jones working on shop proj- ects. V W .i , 4 'fi M 'fare ,af sfsajix Schepp, Mary Sheley, Kathleen .1 'Ya it 4333? M- ,, 4 ,1:.: 1 Q M i. , Sonntag, Sara QQ 3,5 Jaw ' .Fir 'Wa f ?eh as ' J i,.pQs'g'f-3,-f , , -fa 'F ffwwwi mw -S3 Spence, Richard ,I yy f ' , ftpimk K' 413' lea, iff fi? ,, 1 1 , K . C iir 1 5' 1 we . ,... Eff 1 'is' mmdwwa Qpf4wrm:M -i Q, . . ,, ig --' aqgEWQQgf: , , ij 3. 25z35f5w3Q 1035 ssauiif. L nw.. I Schumaker, Tommy Shipton, Carl Sopher, Roger s. Www 'J' 'fp rr. 5 .si if :-x S. si ,Rifle te 2 i E if Q32 ,, .. uf i af A .- W Q? ' Qt' ff1 9::lr ' Qefni gfink Sproall, William lik y.r,t ,y.l QQMQ Teare, Kay . '1'- 'iiill :fi Thompson, David . ll' 'mfs i 'A f , f 4 ta. 54 1 ' Q 2 rf . 1, , Turner, Thom ,N fir rw, Watkins, Linda i h ' l .. 4231 f L W' i af , ., ,. ,. ,,Lm.,,A Qifw ,. , ,ig ..,,,,.Lf,,1L J ..,,.L . Westler, William f.i it ,.-b, H flf az :22 Wise, William K' Thompson, Richard Urey, Kathleen K K Y9ifI3fi'i:i5' Webster, Dennis 45, 3 K Wettig, Pamela fi 5 :M was i' Wolfe, Linda , fzgfgg gg Q za 1-Q. ii Q Townley, John W Walters, Jack J Trowbridge, Ronald Va Sr 3 ,, . ..,,, wfbfi. , Walters, Joyce Miss Suzanne Jones, Nettie Bell, and Sharon Lightner during office prac- tice class. W 1 , 5 M .. f-7-' ' ' Wonsettler, Sue YOUHB, Linda Trunick, Dianne eits:ts,i K ti.ttttnr EWR Q3 .J 'sg' .A '-a-if' N K . Wardman, Darlene ' V X QQ. , vbzi '-1zfw:Qs-1'- , ws .Q in 4 ff A RQ! . if X Webster, Laura S L Williamson, Jeff Zenobi, Christine K ,t.,, V Turner, John Wardman, James , ..,,, g ,, Z? fi- . E ,,.. I Webster, Pamela Winters, Sylvia 3 fa. ax Zook, Loretta Evelyn Gregg, Ron James and Jerry Cokeane await Kaupe,Deinert assemble science mobile. AVAC picture. Lutes, Dillaman, and Grace concentrate on shop project. Photographer George Shopene discusses picture taking with Barb Patrick. Capron and Jones work industriously while Vincent Randy Jewell gets hearing test from Mrs. Williamson. looks on. 97 Publications Clubs Music PUBLICATI NS PI EK OT Cover completed-copy typed-pictures cut- right identification-balance-these are just some of the multitude of problems that must be solved quickly and intelligently if the Pine Knot is to be a success. Each year a special cover is designed and dif- ferent layouts are made for all sections in this book. Joan Kreiter, editor, designed this year's cover. GROVER STAR GROVER STAR RECEIVES FREEDOM AWARD . . . announcement was made this year that the Grover Star had been awarded the Peter Zenger Editorial Award of S100 and the George Washington Honor Medal. Co-editor Nancy Homer wrote the article that received the award. These awards are presented by the Freedom Foundation at Valley Forge. This is an honor presented to only eleven papers in the United States. Seated: Joan Kreiter, Mr. Nial McCamey, Jane Davis, Karen Campbell, Becky McMichael, Karen Filer, Nancy Pollock, Standing: Sue Schettler, Mary Ann Rector, Pat- ty Harshaw, Lindsay Mork, Linda Wise, Ginny Walters, Bonnie Moon, Carl Kennedy, Bill McKay, Carol Mohn, Pam Grossman, Carolyn Van Voorhis. MY Nial MCCHIUCY, Adviser, and 10311 Kfeifef, Ediwf and Carol Mohn and Carolyn Van Voorhis, Business Mana Artist, of the 1963 Pine Knot. gers of the Pine Knot and the Grover Star. Mary Ann Rector and Sue Schettler, co-editors of the Grover Star. Terry Farren, Publications Photographer. Bill McKay and Carl Kennedy, sports editors, check Patty Harshaw, Lindsay Mork, and Joan Kreiter check final basketball scores. ing copy for Pine Knot. .. .,, Mary Ann Rector and Patty Harshaw preparing layout Staff begins TASK of preparing the 1963 Pine Knot. sheets for yearbook. 101 First Row: Freddie Labor, Judy Guarnieri, Sally Labor, Linda Wise. Second Row: Dave Benson, Mary Ann Armour, Ramona Jack, Larry Annable. Third Row: John McNees, Greg Sturgeon, Jeff Conners, Gary Vechnak. Fourth Row: PKDGDRSOCEWY TUDE T COUNCH Responsible for the organiza- tion of Homecoming activities, planning of Parents, Night, and participation in Student Govern- ment Day is the Student Coun- cil. These people represent the whole student body and act as spokesmen to the faculty. It is an organization composed of three sophomores, five juniors, and seven seniors. To create enthusiasm for scholarships, to promote leadership and character, and to stimulate a desire to serve are the objectives of the National Honor Society. Members are chosen either in their Junior or Senior year and must maintain an A or B average. Firsr Row: Mary Ann Armour, Barbara Patrick, Judy dless, Bill Nutt. Third Row: Bill Calderone, Bob Nutt, Guarnieri, James Forker, Barb Hodgson, Barb Bell, Shir- Dick Snyder, Cathie Lyons, Dixie Winger, Lois Osborne, ley Osborne. Second Row: Larry Annable, Beth Hetrick, Jini Rambo, Gary Vechnak. Jean Turner, Kay Moon, Barb Westler, Bonnie McCan- First Row: Karen Campbell, Connie Sansotta, Margie Gildersleeve, Patty Mook, Carolyn Jervis, Barb Hodgson, Betsy Clark, Mary Ann Sarnataro, Mary Ann Armour. Second Row: Janet Green, Linda Vinton, Linda Bovard, Diana Hillard, Mary Ann Crawford, Jeanette Braine, FUTURE TEACHER OF A ERICA Pam Grossman, Judy Adams, Jean Murdock. Third Row: Jeff Connors, Dick Schultz, Dayne Webster, Betsy Bow- den, Nancy Pollock, Linda Hughes, Leslie Lewis, Dixie Winger, Bill MacTaggart, Bob Mellon, Bob Nutt, Bill Nutt. To be eligible for membership in F.T.A., a student must be doing satisfactory work in a col- lege preparatory program and must have a serious interest in teaching. Members gain knowledge of the profession through assisting teachers in Park and Highland schools. They also participate in group discus- sions and panels. The students learn about the opportunities in First Row.' Cathie Lyons, Pres. Second Row: Barb Bell, Sec.g Jeanne Shaffer, Treas.g Miss Esther Urey, Adviserg Gary Vech- nak Vice-Pres. 103 teaching and the qualities essential in a good teacher under the guidance of Miss Esther Urey. The club is sponsored by the National Education Society. Bob' Elsdon, AFS student, shows slides on Sweden. First Row: Susan Osburn, Linda Dearborn, Sandy Pet- tinato, Jo Neeley, Mary Lou Shaw, Karen Sonntag, Carol Walter, Kay Foster, Shirley Palmer, Liz Matuszewski, Sally Stull. Second Row: Kathy McAninch, Carol Shaw, Susan Hedegor, Vie Doersch, Joyce Ferguson, Rosemary Webster, Libby McAninch, Doris Coulson, Mary Mor- row, Becky Carothers, Gloria Decker. Third Row: Rose Emanuele, Linda Miller, Phyllis Dye, Bonnie Turner, Seated: Miss Alice Coyer, Adviser. Standing: Kay Foster, Corr. Sec., Barbara Surrena, Vice-Pres., Pauline Miller, His- toriang Judy Rains, Reporter, Elizabeth Matuszewski, Pres., Nettie Bell, Rec. Sec. Lib McAninch and Shirley Palmer constructing cannon for their Dance at Valley Forge. Kathy Campbell, Marilyn Covert, Artie McDonnell, Barb Surrena, Rosena Campbell, Kaye Watt, Lynn Pen- man. Fourth Row: Nancy Bennett, Elaine Clelland, Kay Hardesty, Nettie Bell, Kay Sowers, Pauline Miller, Jo Ann Gwazdayskas, Judy Rains, Sharyn Lightner, Linda Throckmorton, Dick Weller, Joe Covert, Bill Walter, Tom Mulea. FUTURE BUSINESS LE DERS CDF AMERICA Members participate in regional, state, and na- tional contests in spelling, shorthand, speaking, typewriting, and the Mr. and Mrs. F.B.L.A. con- tests. Chances to develop leadership, gain an in- terest in business occupations and participate in worthwhile projects for the club are given in this club. The club took many trips this year. Miss Alice Coyer is adviser for the active group. First Row: Mary Ann Rector, Linda Como, Mary Geary. Jane Skelton, Shirley Collar, Donna Rider, Gil- berdine Blom, Becky Teare, Pam Hoagland. Second Row: Barbara Adams, Donna McCrea, Judy Niggel, Linda Wise, Donna Simpson, Susan Schodlatz, Marlene Williamson, Sue Book, Jo Lynn Gill. Third Row: Joyce By joining F.N.C. girls gain knowl- edge of nursing by Working in the first aid room and by assisting at the Grove City Hospital. During meetings the members listen to guest speakers. This club is open to all girls who have a MCU average. Mrs. Mary Jane Williamson is the adviser for this group. Mary Williamson, Kay Moon, and Sue Morgan checking the temperature of Barbara Westler. Jenny, Patty Campbell, Becky McMichael, Nancy Jones, Johanna Rhodes, Eloise Boozel, Nancy McCurdy, Jo- anne Turek, Kathy'Vinton. Fourth Row: Carol Mont- gomery, Elaine O'Connell, Kay Beach, Donna Breese, Karen Covert, Kay Moon, Mary Williamson, Franny Bentlage, Jeanne Turner, Barb Westler, Sue Morgan. FUTURE LIRSES LUB Seated: Mrs. Jane Williamson, Adviser. Standing: Sue Morgan Pres. 5 Jeanne Turner, Sec.-Treas.g Elaine O'Connell, Historian Mary Ann Rector, Vice-Pres. First Row.' Dick Patton, Mike McClung, Mr. Oscar Pad- Third Row: Bill Gregg, Wayne Elder, Dave Foust, Harry en, Adviser. Second Row: Ron Mattocks, Dave Whetzel, Lutes, Jack Maxwell, Tom Rider, Orrin Mannozzi, Ches- Bill Boyd, John Thompson, Bill Robb, Terry McLlwain, ter Dunkerley, Wayne Lightner, Bill Filer. Bill Evans, Don Squires, Francis Dulaney, Harry Haag. FUTURE FAR ERS OF A ERICA First Row: Marvin Carr Sec., Bill Cummings, Pres., James Grace, Vice-Pres., Gary Webster, Treas. Second Row: Jim Dunkerley, Second Vice'Pres., Ed Weber, Chaplain, Bill Cooke, Reporter, Dave Montgomery, Sentinel. Learning to do, doing to earn, earn- ing to live, and living to serve is the mot- to of this organization. FFA participates in all exhibitions and local contests, plus the FFA conventions and the State Farm Show in Harrisburg. This year the club bought a pick-up truck and worked at the refreshment stand at all football games. Citizenship, cooperation, and the development of agriculture leadership are the primary purposes of the FFA. Membership is open to all boys enrolled in vocational agriculture course. Sponsor of this club is Mr. Oscar Peden. First Row: Charles Walter, Gale Webster, Tom Gabig, Dave Reiber, Bob McDougall, Jim Hamelly, Merle Elder, Tony Nicoletta, Larry Brenckle. Second Row: Charles Evans, Paul Kil- doo, Dan Wimer, Charles Heath, Brian Jewell, Jim Turek, Carl Gravatt, Ed Richardson, Joe Locktosh. 106 First Row: Patty Haylett, Linda Veatch, Peggy Hall, Third Row: Karyn Dodds, Sara McGill, Mary Jane Wall, Karen Colbert, Virginia Jones, Gladys English. Second Shirley Zimmerman, Karen Mulqueen, Karen Mathieson, Row: Lois McFarland, Lovetta Knauff, Linda Doersch, Carol Mulqueen, Jane Davis, Mary Skelton, Bonnie Gun- Linda Peters, Cheryl Clegg, Linda Clark, Evelyn Gregg. trum, Nancy Bagnall. Seated: Shirley Zimmerman, Vice-Pres. Standing: Cheryl ClCgg, Chaplain, Patty Haylett, Sec., Miss Eleanor Lewis, Ad- viser, Loretta Knauff, Treas.g Linda Clark, Historian. Future Homemakers discussing problems of homelife. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF A ERICA Striving to improve personal and community living both now and in the future is the goal of this national organization. Requirement for mem- bership is an interest in the art of homemaking. Under the direction of Miss Eleanor Lewis, the girls gain knowledge of actual home and family life by working together. One of the many activi- ties staged by these girls is an annual style show for the Women's Club. First Row: Stella Cummings, Karyn Dodds, Jerry Co- ROH JOHCS, 106 Mattacc, Ed Hutcheson. Third Row.' Curt keane, Barb Brown, Anna Rossi, Evelyn Gregg. Second COOPCY. Wally ATIUSYFOHS, Dick BUFHCU, R011 Campbell. Row: Joe Reynolds, Warren Royer, Bill Darcangelo, BFUCC Book, Bob COVCF, Mark Clark, TOIU AflT1Sf1'0Ug- Members of this service club are endowed with the U V N A L responsibility of maintaining and operating the school's audio-visual aid equipment. Membership is open to all students who have passed a test administered by this B club. Mr. Sam Bowers is the adviser. The equipment includes phonographs, slide and film projectors, screens, tape recorders and films. Joe Reynolds, Ed Hutcheson, Anna Rossi, Cur- Mark Clark, Pres., Mr. Bowers, Adviserg Anna Rossi, Vice- tis Cooper, and Mark Clark cleaning one gf Pres., Barbara Brown, Sec., Dick Burnett, Treas. the audio-visual aid machines, 108 First Row: Violet Doersch, Linda Minor. Second Row: Nettie Bell, Marilyn Wolfe, Judy Adams, Mary Williamson, Rosena Campbell. Third Row: Elaine Clelland, Bonnie Turner, Kay Sowers, Karen Mulqueen, Sara McGill, Lois McFarland, Carol Mulqueen. Vie Doersch, Treas.g Kay Foster, Sec., Nettie Bell, Vice-Pres., Marilyn Wolfe, Pres., Doris Coulson, Judy Adams, and Karen Mulqueen, Committee Chairmen. Mrs. Doris Nichols, Adviser. TRI-HI-Y Afliliated with the YWCA, this club strives to create and maintain Christian character in home, school, and commu- nity. Under the direction of Mrs. Doris Nichols, the girls have conducted devo- tions over the public address system at Christmas time, put up the traditional tree in the cafeteria, and started a coat checkv at all basketball games. First Row: Jo Nelly, Linda Glass, Carol Walter, Shirley Collar, Kay Foster, Sandy Pettinato, Earla Uber, Patty Teare, Barb Adams, Wanita Jones, Gilberdine Blom. Second Row: Carol Mathieson, Bonnie Pizor, Marlene Williamson, Donna Breese, Donna McCrea, Doris Coul- son, Peggy Hall, Pearletta Heasley, Sherrie Hinkson, Patty Campbell. Third Row: Bonnie Guntrum, Carolyn Haag, Patty Gregg, Jean Kelly, Linda Veatch, Judy Nig- gel, Phyllis Dye, Kaye Watt, Becky Carrothers. Fourth Row: Barb Altmas, Sandy Brumbaugh, Carol Montgom- ery, Karen Covert, Janet Snyder, Mary Jane Wall, Sally Osborne, Connie Kinder, Marcia Faivre, Nancy Mc- Curdy, Joyce Ferguson. 109 First Row: Carolyn McDougall, Connie Schlicht, Karen Sonntag, Mary Ann Rector, Barb Hodgson, Patty Allen. Second Row: Miss Hamilton, Judy Sonntag, Phyllis Dumbroski, Linda Vinton, Susan Schodlatz, Debbie Tur- ner, Mary Ann Sarnataro, Karen Campbell. Third Row: Barb Westler, Mary Ellen Lamb, Kay Moon, Mary John- LIBR RY IDE Library Aides confer on their various duties. son, Mary Ann Armour, Beth Hetrick, Barb Bell, Barb Patrick, Jini Rambo. Fourth Row: Darlene Montgomery, Leslie Lewis, Bonnie McCandless, Jean Murdock, Cathie Schlicht, Kay Sowers, Paulene Miller, Lois Osborne, Jeanne Turner, Sue Morgan, Lois Giesmann. Composed of girls interested in books and library work, the Library Aides is a service club. It is an or- ganization whose purpose is to make the library a place where students may enjoy coming to study, to do research or just to find a good book. Members, duties include working in the library, providing back maga- zines on request, and performing other necessary du- ties. They are also responsible for showcase and bulle- tin board displays. Miss Anna Belle Hamilton is the adviser for this group. Seated: Patty Allen, Pres., Mary Ann Rector, Sec., Carolyn Blair, Committee Chairman, Miss Anna Belle Hamilton, Ad- viser, Barb Hodgson, Vice-Pres., Karen Sonntag, Treas. First Row: Barbara DeLaurentis, Carolyn Myers, Sue Morgan, Carolyn Byard, Connie Schlicht, Cheryl Clegg, Karyn Dodds, Cathie Schlicht, Lois Osborne, Phil Smith. Second Row: Lewis Cook, John Trunich, Dave Trunick, Dan Morgan, Todd Burns, Mike O'Connell, Don Rhoads, Don McDowell, Kippy Allen, John McLaughlin, Jim Robson. Third R0w.' Chuck Bowden, Lee Ann Bollinger, Franny Bentlage, Steve Lurie, Terry Webster, John Knode, Bruce Book, Bill McKay, Carl Kennedy, Jim Sankey, Chuck McKean. Will the meeting come to orderf, These are the fa- miliar words at the beginning of each Chess Club meet- ing. After the very short business meeting, the mem- bers adjourn to the Cafeteria where tournaments are held to find the best players. The club is under the new sponsorship of Mr. James Hassel. CHESS CLLI B McKean challenges VanVoorhis to a chess match while Barbara Patrick, Sec., Carolyn Van Voorhis, Pres., Shirley Os Kennedy, McKay, Knode, and Robinson look on. borne, Treas.g Mr. James Hassel, Adviser, Judy Robinson, As sist. Sec., Mary Ann Armour, Vice-Pres. 111 First Row: Gary DeMarsh, Louis Baird, Dave Schmelt- zer, Bob Steese, Randy Jewell, Keith Brophy, Don Wygal, Don McDowell, Denny Fassett. Second Row: Dave Mul- len, Kenny Westlake, Kip Allen, Ken Richards, Tom MacRae, Mike Rodgers, Dave Bartholomew, Merle Mc- Connell, John McNees, John Hosack. Third Row: Jim Christie, Jim Hawthorne, Brent Enderle, Ed Edmiston, KEY CLUB During the course of this year, Key Club members have taken part in two main activities. They sold candy at Christmas time and also collected cloth- ing for needy families. This club is a lo- cal member of Key Club International, a nationwide high school organization sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. Meetings consist of programs of interest in such forms as films, debates, and talks. Mr. Abe Ruben is the adviser for this organi- zation. Paul Benson, Rusty Buzard, Bob McKnight, Lee Pearce Vinny Sansotta, Bill Gills, Craig Wind, Ron Pearce Fourth Row: Don McLean, Mike King, Tom Conners Jim Ferguson, Larry Shipton, Bob Townley, Dick Hous- ton, Wayne McCarl, Ed Kelly, Bill Elliott, Fred Perrine Chuck McKean, Greg Sturgeon. Seated: Gary Vechnak, Pres. Standing: Larry Annable, Histo riang Jeff Conners, Sec., Mr. Abe Ruben, Adviser, Bob Calder one, Treas.g Tom Eakin, Vice-Pres., Bill Nutt, Chaplain. First Row: Dave Thompson, Tom Eakin, Dave Thomas, Bob Calderone, Bill Nutt, Dick J. Snyder, Larry Anna Dick G. Snyder, Dayne Webster, Bud Ruley, Bob Nutt. ble, Vance Patterson, Gary Vechnak, Jack Winger. Second Row: Jeff Conners, Lee Davis, Dick Wardian, 112 First Row: Richard King, Becky McMichael, Linda Throckmorton, Rosemary Webster, Jane Skelton, Dave Forker, Donna Ryder, Susie Frank, Judy Boycan, Peggy Hinde, Richard Hoffman. Second Row: Nancy Pollock, Clara Clark, Petra Bentlage, Ginny Walters, Johanna Rhodes, Artie McDonnell, Jane Coleman, Sue Book, Linda Wise, Linda Hughes, Marjorie Gildersleeve, Tim BIOLCGY CLUB Dumbroski. Third Row: Alec Miller, Daryl Daniels, Jean Hoifman, Charlotte Knauff, Barb Surrena, Bonnie Moon, Carl Kennedy, Bruce Book, Gary Parker, Tim Cookson. Fourth Row: Scott Brumbaugh, Betsy Bowdan, Patty Haylett, Karen Mathieson, Tom O'Brian, John McKnight, Bill McKay, John McLaughlin, John Alessio, John Knode, Bill Reiber, Jerry Dunn. Speakers have occupied the main part of the Biology Club programs this year. Dr. Don Bashline spoke on plastic sur- gery, Dr. Vincent DeAngelo on hepatitis, and Gerald Redding from the county of- fice gave a talk on psychology. Members took a trip to Penn State to study biology outside of the class. Membership is open to any student in the school. Mr. Doug Clinger is adviser of this club. Kennedy shows pictures to Biology Club. Alec Miller, Vice-Pres., Daryl Daniels, Pres., Judith Boycan Treas.g Becky McMichael, Sec. 113 Aspiring artists are encouraged by their ad- viser, Miss Marlene Gamer, to release their aes- thetic abilities through their numerous creative projects. To set the school in a holiday atmos- phere the club painted a mural for Thanksgiving and adorned the doors and building with beauti- ful ornamental wreaths during the Christmas Sea- son. When not indulged in beautifying the school, the students engage themselves in working on a mosaic glass mural-a HYearbook in Pictures, depicting a typical school year with all its facets. With profits from their very successful Valen- tines record hop the club members visited Pitts- burgh's Kaufmannls Scholastic Art Exhibit and the Carnegie Museum Where they enjoyed view- ing original works of the Masters. First Row: Marilyn Wolfe, Paula Royer, Mari- Seated: Peggy Hinde, Phil Smith, Sue Reagle. Standing: Bob Savolskis, Gary Joseph, Dona Brown, Ronald Campbell, Bill Stabile, Ginny Walters. lyn Vance, Dawn Babcock. Second Row: Max Bauer, Bill Uber, John Vincent, Kurt Spence. RT CLUB Bob Uber, Treas.g Judy Sonntag, Sec., Miss Marlene Gamer, Adviser, Lee Ann Bollinger, First Row: Barbara GrCgg, Kathy O,Mahony, Diane Sweitzer. Second Row: Don Bashline, Bill McCluskey, Tom Lizzie. Vice-Pres., Joan Kreiter, Pres. First Row: Lucia Capron, Karen Colbert, Beverly Mont- gomery, Judy Guarnieri, Dona Brown. Second Row: Stodalak, Carolyn Byard, Georgia Ziccardi, Betsy Bash- line, Claudia Hall, Jane Eccles, Mary Skelton. Third Row: Nettie Bell, Violet Doersch, Barb Surrena, Linda Seated: Barbara Patrick, Pres. Standing: Jeanne Shaffer, Vice-Pres., Mrs. Egli, Adviser, Cathie Lyons, Sec. Veatch, Vicki Osborne, Claudia Butcher, Leslie Riddle. Last Row: Franny Bentlage, Karen Mathieson, Bonnie Turner, Kay Sowers, Judy Adams, Kathy Campbell, J0- Ann Gwazdouskas, Connie Sansotta, Patty Harshaw, Valerie Luli. GlRL'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIO GAA's activities range from soccer to softball. They include individual types of sports such as bowling and tumbling. Membership is open to any girl in the senior high. The main objectives are to promote interest in athletics, to provide an opportunity for additional par- ticipation in physical activity, and to foster good sports- manship. They sponsored a dance after a basketball game, Sponsor of this club is Mrs. Kathleen Bejbl. First Row: Mary Lou Shaw, Susie Frank, Connie Schlicht, Debbie Turner, Kay Foster, Barb DeLaurentis. Second Row: Marian Kapp, Cathie Schlicht, Judi Niggel, Anna Petuch, Virginia Walters, Susan Schodlatz, Phyllis Dumbroski, Carolyn Van Voorhis, Doris Coulson. Third Row: Darlene Montgomery, Elaine O'Connell, Carol Montgomery, Clara Clark, Petra Bentlage, Linda Dresch, Jean Hoffman, Sue Schettler, Carol Shaw, Judy Robin- son, Jeanette Braine. 115 CHEERLE DER Becky Teare, Cathy Bennett, Carolyn Jervis, Lois Byard, Mary Lou Shaw. Six voices shouting, Everyone for our team stand up and holler. With this familiar sound ringing in their ears, GCHS fans give forth the enthusiasm the cheerleaders build up. Under the direction of head cheerleader, Judy Guarnieri, and Mrs. Kathleen Bejbl the cheer- leaders perform at all football and basketball Left: Betsy Clark, Sharyn Lightner, Judy Guar- games- nieri. Right: Barbara Bell, Freddie Labor, Su- sie Frank. Betsy Clark, Susie Frank, Judy Guarnieri, Barbara Bell, Freddie Labor, Sharyn Lightner. 116 MAJGRETTE Twirling batons and tapping boots are all the hints you need to know that our majorettes are on the job. Under the direction of Mrs. Kathleen Bajbl, these girls perform at football and bas- ketball games plus school pep rallies. These ten girls spend many hours practicing for their performances! My .n K at 1 ,Vt ,JL QE , :Hr if 1 yt-. x if F . 1 ff E 1 xiii ' E fi i ' Wg-.,l Rosemarie Emanuele, Barbara Surrena Janet Green, Jean Hoffman, Rosemarie Webster Mary Lou Jack, Linda Throckmorton Shirley Fales Ramona Jack. Head Maj0rette,LO1S OS borne Ramona Jack Shirley Fales Lmda Throckmorton Mary Lou Jack borne. 3-L, First Row: Claudia Hall, Karyn Filer, Barb DeLaurentis, Janet Green, Sherri Winger, Kathy Kamerer, Patty Mook, Karen Collar. Second Row: Chuck Bowden, Cheryl Clegg, Lucia Capron, Alice McClelland, Leslie Riddle, Marilyn Vance, Barb Gregg, Bob Collar. Third Row: Marian Kapp, Jane McNeish, Carol Mohn, Jane In its third year as a club, the French Club, le Cercle Francaisfi promotes a better understanding of the French lan- guage. The meetings are conducted in French and programs include talks on France, humorous skits, French songs, and a variety of contests and games, all carried out in French. Acquisition of knowledge, appreciation, and use of the French language and culture are its ob- jectives. Membership is open to all cur- rent and former students of French. Mrs. Mary Louise Christie is sponsor of this club. Mary Skeleton gives pointers on soap sculpturing to other club members. Davis, Cindy McWilliams, Claudia Butcher, Sue Schett ler, Carolyn Myers, Lindsay Mork, Vicki Osborne Fourth Row: Bob Shaw, Connie Sansotta, Diana Hillard Linda Bovard, Judy Robinson, Patty Moon, Mary Skel ton, Sandy Bortz, Pam Grossman, Ramona Jack, Jim Hawthorne. Bashline confers with Guarnieri during idle moments. 118 Seated: Betsy Bashline, Pres. Standing: Judy Guarnieri Vice-Pres., Jane Eccles, Treas.g Carolyn Byard, Sec Members read French reports as Mrs. Mary Christie looks on. Les jeunes femmes putting art talents to work. Les jeunes filles, Judy Robinson and Ramona Jack, present ar- tistic ability in French play. Mes demoiselles and messieurs discussing ideas for future meetings. 119 First Row: Dave Benson, Nancy Long, Sally Lab0r, Bob Reynolds. Third Row: Dean Blackwell, Franny DOIHIH SUHPSOH, Mary LOU JHCK, Kay L6011, S113 Hum- Bentlage, Lee Ann Bollinger, Dixie Winger, Sally Bollin- phrey. Second Row: Jim Todarello, Lois Byard, Lynn ger, Linda Dresch, Bill MacTaggart. Penman, Valerie Luli, Jeannette Braine, Cathy Bennett, Better known to students as El Cir- culo Espanol, the Spanish Club is a growing organization. Under the direc- tion of Senor Anthony Orsillo, the club sponsored an after the game dance and celebrated Christmas by having an au- thentic Spanish uPinataf' Meetings are conducted in Spanish and the members participate in Spanish games and plays. Membership is open to all students who are taking Spanish. S ANISH CLUB Dave Benson, Pres., Sue Humphrey, Sec., Mr. Anthony Orsillo, Jack prepares for a wild swing at pifiata while Blackwell holds Adviserg Cathy Bennett, Treas.g Mary Lou Jack, Vice-Pres. it in place. First Row: Carolyn Haag, Geraldine Hinds, Anna Mae Patton, Patty Mook, Linda Minor. Second Row: Pam Grossman, Mary Williamson, Mary Kay Zellmann, Mari- lyn Wolfe, Joyce Ferguson, Barb Westler, Dawn Bab- cock, Marshall Collins. Third Row: Bill Evans, Elaine Clelland, Kay Sowers, Karen Dodds, Barb Bell, Karen Last period of every day you can hear songs ranging from popular to classical being sung by members of the Grove City High School Choir. They sing in the annual Christmas and Springtime con- certs, and also present assemblies and sing for special occasions. The choir has increased in size this year. Mr. Thomas Greer is the director of this organization. l Mathieson, Bonnie Turner, Nancy McCurdy, Sandy Bortz. Fourrh Row: Clarence Billett, Wally Armstrong, John Alessio, Ron Coleman, Dick Schultz, Mark Clark, Warren Royer, Bill Darcangelo, Dean Blackwell, Bruce Boak, Mr. Greer. CONCERT CHGIR First Row: Patty Wildeman, Violet Doersch, Connie Kinder, Joanne Turek, Emily Basham. Second Row: Nettie Bell, Patty Haylett, Franny Bentlege, Judy Adams, Barb Altmas. First Row: Linda Minor, Treas. Second Row: Nancy McCurdy, Robe Attendant, Marilyn Wolfe, Pres.3 Barb Brown, Sec., Mary Williamson, Student Director. Third Row: Bruce Boak, Ac- companistg Mark Clark, Librarian, Mr. Thomas Greer, Adviser. 121 First Row: Mark Clark, Barb Patrick, Jean McKee, Patty Allen, Denise Woortman, Lucia Capron. Second Row: Beth I-Ietrick, Claudia Hall, Clara La Caze, Jini Rambo, Lois Osborne, Bonnie McCandless. Third Row: Wally Armstrong, Audeen Renouf, Shirley Osborne, Carolyn Byard, Betsy Bashline, Georgia Ziccardi, Dick Wardian. Enrollment in Dramatics Club totals ninety-six stu- dents. They present an annual Christmas play, under the sponsorship of Mr. Walter Scheid. Objectives of this club are to arouse interest in one of the Finer Arts and provide a chance for experience DRAMATICS LLIB in speaking and acting While also offering entertain- ment. Dramatics Club is one of the most active in GCHS. First Row: Lois Byard, Barb Gabig, Barb DeLaurentis, Sally Labor, Debbie Turner, Freddie Labor, Connie Schlicht, Sherri Winger, Gayle Melick, Karyn Filer, Jane Coleman, Mary Kay Zellmann. Second Row: Hugh Mil- ler, Bob Collar, Leslie Riddle, Sue Humphrey, Petra Bentlage, Clara Clark, Barb Brown, Mary Ellen Lamb, Karen Collar, Carolyn VanVoorhis, Kenny Westlake, John McNees, Chuck Coulson. Third Row: Gary Smith, Jim Christie, Rusty Buzard, Lindsay Mork, Mary Al- freno, Anna Petuch, Vicki Osborne, Cindy McWilliams, Claudia Butcher, Phyllis Dumbroski, Pam Campbell, Carolyn Myers, Sue Schettler, Kathy Kamerer, Tom Conners. Fourth Row: Greg Sturgeon, Chuck McKean, Jean Hoffman, Valerie Luli, Sandra Isenburg, Shirley Fales, Connie Kinder, Patty Moon, Carol Shawgo, Cathie Schlicht, Judy Robinson, Patty Harshaw, Sally Osborne, Ramona Jack, Bruce Boak, Jim Ferguson, Jim Sankey. First Row: Carolyn Blair, Shirley Osborne, Barb Pat- Bonnie McCandless, Audeen Renouf. Third Row: Gary rick, Betsy Bashline, Liz Matuszewski, Patty Allen, Mary Vechnak, Bob Cover, Bob Nutt, Dave Thomas, Larry Ann Armour, Lois Osborne, Lucia Capron. Second Row: Annable, Dick G. Snyder, Dick J. Snyder, Mark Clark, Wally Armstrong, Cathie Lyons, Beth Hetrick, Barb Dick Wardian, Lee Davis. Westler, Jeanne Turner, Barb Hodgson, Jini Rambo, TH ESPIANS To all students who have achieved set requirements in dramatics goes the honor of becoming a member of The National Thespian Society. Membership is award- ed when a total of ten points in the fields of directing, acting, make-up and other activities is chalked up by the student. Adviser is Mr. Walter Scheid. First Row: Wally Armstrong, Alexander Parenti, Van Flem- ing, Gary Zimmerman. Second Row: Robert Cover, Joseph Sweetapple, Robert Gasper. STAGE CRE When Mr. Walter Scheid begins play rehearsals many orders greet the mem- bers of Stage Crew. Boys interested in behind the scenes jobs in dramatics may apply for membership in this club. The clubis main responsibilities are the set- tings for the junior and senior plays. Oth- er activities include the various plays that are held throughout the year. Seated: Lucia Capron, Pres. Standing: Mark Clark, Vice-Pres., Mr. Walter Scheid, Adviser, Jini Rambo, Treas.g Lois Osborne, Sec. 123 First Row: Jean McKee, Jane Skelton, Paula Barron, Judy Knauff, Joanne Billig, Janice Billick. Second Row: Sue Humphrey, Mary Skelton, Elaine O'Connell, Kay Moon, Sandy Birnley, Beverly Allen, Elizabeth Deniker, Mary Ann Armour, Chuck Bowden, Bill McKay. Third GCHS BAN Wearing flashy new blue and gold uniforms, the members of the Grove City High School Marching Band presented top performances at all the football games this year. This organization is open to students who possess a degree of proficiency in playing a band instrument. Members are willing to put forth the time and energy necessary to maintain the high standards of the Grove City High School Marching Band. A special pep band provided music for the home basketball games. Joining the chorus and orchestra, the band presented the Christmas and Springtime con- certs. Mr. Grant Thompson is the director of this or- ganization. Row: Curtis Cooper, Ed Cole, Petra Bentlage, Eloise Boozell, Carol Cummins, Diana Schodlatz, Kathy Vin- ton, Connie Beach, Kay Osborne, Darlene Montgomery, Terry Farren. Mary Ann Armor, Sec., Terry Farren, Vice-Pres., Kay Moon, Treas.g Cathy Lyons, Pres., Barb Hodgson, Drum Majoretteg Mr. Grant Thompson, Director. First Row: Brenton Kingsley, Peter Beech, Alvin Pyle, John Rossi, Anna Rossi, Martha Billig, Patty Allen, Jim Robson. Second Row: John McMichael, Jim Deitrick, Kay Beach, Clara Clark, Barbara Hodgson, Bill Stabile, Clifford Knauif, John Messina, Bob Pagni, Tom Hotf- man. Third Row: Gary Wilson, Jim McCoy, Kurt Spence, Bruce Bashline, Mike O'Connell, Charles Het- rick, Terry Morely, Don Rhoads, Jim Sankey, Bill Darc- angelo, Tom Armstrong. J Phil Smith, Mary Ann Armour, Dixie Winger, Pauline Miller, Curtis Cooper, Marjorie Gildersleeve, Kay Sowers, Bob Porkalob, Beth Hetrick, Sue Book, Linda Hughes, Bon- nie Moon, Paula Royer. Standing: Jack Winger, Mr. Lew Matthews, Music Supervisor. GCHS ORCHE TR Orchestra is open to any student with an acquired knowledge of a stringed or Woodwind instrument. The members perform for vari- ous assemblies and con- certs during the school year. Supervisor of the group is Mr. Lew Mat- thews. AMERICAN FIELD ERVICE First Row: Beth Hetrick, Jini Rambo, Mary Ann Armour, Mary Ann Sarnataro. Second Row: Elaine O'Connell, Patty Allen, Jim McCoy, Chuck McKean, Bob Mellon, Daryl Daniels, Bob Pagni. Third Row: Bob Elsdon, Betsy Bowden, Kay Moon, Betsy Clark, Lois Osborne, Jean Turner, Barb Patrick, Carolyn Blair, Terry Farren. First Row: Bill McKay, Mike O'Connell, Larry Anabelle, Phil Smith. Second Row: Cheryl Clegg, Karyn Dodds, Cathie Schlicht, Linda Bovard, Diane Hillard, Mary Ann Crawford, Barb Hodgson, Carol Mohn, Sue Schettler, Karyn Filer, Mary Lamb. Third Row: Denise Woortman, Mary Ann Rector, Phyllis Dumbroski, Connie Schlicht, Debbie Turner, Susan Schodlatz, Ginny Walters, Carolyn Myers, Sue Book, Jane Coleman, Judy Robinson. The AFS is a recently organ- ized club at GCHS and aihliated with the National American Field Service. Sponsored by Mrs. Helen Sutton, the club members' activi- ties center around raising money to send a local student to Europe for six months. Students receiving this honor have been Norma Pearson, Bob Nutt, and Bob Els- don. WRESTLING FCDOTBALL BASKETBALL First Row: John Butch, Walter Jones, Dave Remly, Dave Forker, Jerry Ifft. Second Row: Todd Burns, Don Squires, Curt McBride, Walt Braine, Larry DeGregory, Tom Seelbaugh, Marvin Carr, Tim McCarl, Dave De- Gregory. Third Row: Tom Lewis, Denny Fassett, Orrin Mannozzi, Jim Richardson, Gary Zimmerman, Bud Ru- ley, Paul Dickson, Bob Savolskis, Chuck Rhome, Joe Pesek. Wrestling As the proverb says, t'All good things must come to an endf, Well, it happened to Coach Gene Forker's matmen this year when they had their first losing season in eight years. This was only the fourth losing season the Eagles have had Bud Ruley who wrestled in the 167 pound class led the Eagles with his 16 straight victories including the District 10 Championship. Ruley will be missed as he is being lost by graduation this year. in the entire 23 years of wrestling at GCHS. In the first match of the season they lost to the Franklin Knights 29-22. Following their loss to Franklin, the Gold and White were defeated by the Reynold's grapplers 27-21. The Eagles started on the road of success with an overpowering victory over the Lakeview Sail- ors 3O-13. After their first victory, Grove City took on the tough Hickory Hornets and lost 27- 21. Greenville's Trojans then trampled Grove City underfoot 36-8. The Eagles supplied their follow- ing with one of the most exciting matches of the year when they took on New Castle in the an- nu al Winter Festival but lost 21-17. After the New Castle loss, Grove City was de- feated three more times by Jamestown C29-143, Oil City C29-191, and Commodore Perry C27-185. Gold and White grapplers ended their season on a happy note when they defeated West Mid- dlesex for the second time 29-18. Head Coach Gene Forker and Assistant Coach Norbert Dennis converse as squad waits their turn on the mat. 128 Scoreboard GCHS OPPONENT 22 Franklin 29 2 1 Reynolds 27 3 0 Lakeview 1 3 2 1 Hickory 27 26 West Middlesex 21 8 Greenville 3 6 17 New Castle 2 1 1 4 Jamestown 29 19 Oil City 29 1 8 Commodore Perry 27 29 West Middlesex 18 225 277 Sophomore Don Squires contributed a colorful 8-2-0 record to the Eagles scoring column. Curt McBride wrestled in the 97 lb. weight class and achieved a 2-5-1 mark. Dave Forker, a sophomore, compiled a 1-2-O record in his first year of competition. Walter Braine has chalked up a 12-6-1 mark through two years of competition. Junior Chuck Coulson finished his first year with a mark of 0-6-1. 129 Senior Dave Thomas completed his two year career with a 3-3-5 record. Dave DeGregory competed in wrestling for the first time this year. Record 0-3-0. Tom Lewis completed his brief wrestling career with a 4-5-1 mark. WRE TLI G Sophomore Bob Savolskis has finished his first two years in competition with a 9-8-2 slate. Gary Zimmerman leaves with. an outstanding two year record of 16-4-1. 130 HJ' Bud Ruley added an undefeated season to his previous three years of wres 'ng for an amazing mark f 31-9-0. jg Assistant coach Norbert Dennis, District 10 Champion V Bud Ruley, and Head coach Gene Forker ready for State Finals. Orrin Mannozzi, a senior, has completed his two year career with a slate of 2-1 l-1. Coach Forker gives final instructions to grapplers. 131 Football With fighting spirit and with memories of the great teams of the past, the Eagles took the field for the first game of the 1962 season under new head coach, Mr. John Hummel. The Eagles chalked up another winning season with 6 wins and 3 losses. The 1962 Eagles racked up a total of 264 points against 65 for the opponents. On the ground the Eagles netted 2649 yards to their opponents, 1423. The air lanes were the only place G.C.H.S. failed to better their opposition, 397 yards to 331 yards. Five shutouts were recorded in the six victories. Twenty-one seniors played their final game for Grove City High School. They are Ron Coleman, Tom Lewis, Steve Chuba, Gary Vechnak, Jim Harper, Bob Mellon, Louis Ritinour, Francis Span- berger, Lee Davis, Bill Collins, Gary Web- ster, Gary Zimmerman, John Buchanan, Bob Calderone, Dick Schultz, Marshal Ruley, Tom Eakin, Orrin Mannozzi, Guy Hindman, Larry Annable, and Richard Wardian. X .M Head Coach, Jo merman 141783 leaves the field. lf Q ti? ll hn Hummel giving instructions to Gary Zim- and Alec Miller 132833. Jim Harper Cii'85J First Row: Ritenour, Spanberger, Schultz, Webster, Davis, Crouch, Edmiston, Dickson, McKean, Elder. Fourth Row Vechnak, Coleman, Eakin, Buchanan, Ruley, Harper. Second Hindman, Wardian, Coach Scott, Coach Pretko, Coach Hum Row: Lewis, Zimmerman, Mannozzi, Calderone, Chuba, Mc- mel, Coach Gills, Coach Clinger, Coach Petraca, Hosack, An Nees, Maxwell, Gills, Sturgeon, Collins, Mellon. Third Row: nable, Allen. Chanadet, Pearce, Webster, Shawgo, Miller, Bartholomew, 132 Scoreboard GCHS OPPONENT 27 Rochester 3 8 Me adville 3 9 Oil City 4 5 Mercer 1 9 Titus ville l 3 Franklin 1 3 Greenville 6 Sh arpsville 64 Hickory 2 64 Greg Sturgeon Ciil0J and Gary Vechnak 15175115 getting ready i- for a run back on snow covered field. GCHS 27-Rochester 0 . . . Grove City High Sch0ol's flying Eagles pre- sented new head coach, John Hummel, his first victory of the 1962 season. This victory over the Rams makes it 3 out of 3. The first half proved to be one of de- fensive playing for both squads. Ron Coleman tossed a 26 yard pass to Bob Mellon for the only score in the first half. Offensively the Eagles racked up 17 first downs and gained a total of 355 yards. The defensive squad refused the Rams a score and held them to only 2 first downs. Scoring touchdowns in the second half were Ron Coleman, Bill Gills, and Chuck Chanadet. Ron Coleman 1175333 gets set for long run as Bud Ruley 1454605 Dave Bartholomew C3243 and Bob savoiskis 1496455 hold op- throws key block' ponent to small gain. Gary Webster C3733 moving up. GCHS 38-Meadville 0 . . . The Eagles unleashed a vicious attack against the Bulldogs in their second game. The Gold and White chalked up four touch- downs in the flrst quarter. Scorers were Gary Vechnak, Ron Coleman KZJ, and John Buchanan. In the second quarter Coleman raced 70 yards for his third touchdown. Tom Eakin threw a key block for this run. Steve Chuba scored the fifth Eagle touchdown. Outstanding plays were turned in by Lee Davis and Chuck Chanadet. Dick Schultz 14675 stops half the team for no gain. Lee Davis 1965743 and Tom Eakin 1:fi58D moving in to assist. GCHS 39-Oil City 0 . . . an inspired Eagle team took the field for their iirst home game. lt was a good night as the Eagles put on drives of 80, 93, and 95 yards to score. Greg Sturgeon and John McNees both inter- cepted passes to set up two more touchdowns. Chuck Chanadet picked up 139 yards in this encounter. The Eagles gained a total of 498 yards before the linal whistle. Lewis Ritenour hangs on to opponent. Tom Lewis 14235, Orrin Mannozzi 1-M505 and Jim Ferguson 133125 on the way to make sure. GCHS 45-Mercer 0 . . . this was Homecom- ing', and the Eagles really gave Queen Mary Johnson, Aides Jeanne Shaffer and Judy Guar- nieri a show for their thirteenth straight victory. Ron Coleman added three more touchdowns to his list. Chuck Chanadet netted two scores and Bob Mellon and Bill Gills one each. The defensive squad set up the fourth T.D. when Bud Ruley jarred the ball loose from a Mus- tang carrier. Oliensively the Eagles picked up 16 first downs and gained 410 yards. GCHS I9-Tirusville I2 . . . this marked the first time this season the Eagle goal had been touched. The Rockets were really up for this game and the Eagles had a tough time pulling it out. Outstanding plays were Johnny McNee's punt return to the Rockets' two yard line and Dick Schultz's tackle on the Eagle 14 yard line. Vechnak's pass to Coleman set up the iirst T.D. and Chanadet added 2 more. Statistics stood in favor of the Rockets but the final score told the story. Ron Pearce 1475883 paves the way for ball carrier Greg Sturgeon 14101. John McNees 14347 ready to take out opposition. GCHS I3-Franklin I4 . . . This stopped the winning ways of the Eagles after 14 straight vic- tories. The Eagles drew tirst blood when Chana- det faked to Gills and went over from his five yard line. Ron Pearce fell on a loose ball to set up the next score. Bill Gills played it from the two yard line. The conversion was blocked and this proved to be the important point. Frank- lin scored twice and the Eagles were on the losing end for the tirst time since 1960. Ron Coleman 1ii33J looking for a pass receiver. Bill Gills 13403 fends oif advancing lineman. GCHS 13-Greenville I9 . . . the second straight loss for the Gold and White. The Eagles scored first when Chuck Chanadet went off- tackle from the 3 yard line. The Trojans struck back when Brumbaugh scored from the 10. Greenville scored again and led 13 to 6. The Eagles roared back to begin the second half when Bill Gills plunged over from the two. A loose Eagle ball proved to be the winning factor when Greenville recovered it and drove for the winning touchdown. Outstanding play was turned in by John Mc- Nees, Gary Vechnak, and Tom Eakin. Chuck Chanadet 193223 makes needed yardage for first down. GCHS 6-Sharpsville 20 . . . a snow-covered field greeted the Eagles and the Blue Devils on Parents Nightfi The night was cold but the Blue Devils were hot after the Eagle's scalp. Again the Eagles scored first when they re- covered a Sharpsville fumble and drove 64 yards to score their lone touchdown. Chuck Chanadet did the honors. From here on it was all Sharpsville as they notched three touchdowns against the Eagles. Gary Vechnak Ciflll grabs ball carrier. Lee Davis 14743 Greg Sturgeon 14103 and Tom Eakin 1:71 583 move in for assist GCHS 64-Hickory 0 . . . this victory made it six out of nine for the Eagles. The Gold and White released all their grief from the past three games by trampling Hickory. The Eagles kept up their early scoring when Larry Mathieson blocked a Hornet punt. Greg Sturgeon took it over from the 8 yard line. The game became a rout as the Eagles scored 10 times. Ron Coleman scored 46 points for the highest total for an Eagle player. Ron also took the Mer- cer County scoring title by racking up 117 points. The Eagle squadls 264 points is second only to the 1927 team which scored 274 points. Nineteen seniors wore the Gold and White for the last time in this game. Lee Davis C3745 in lead as Bill Gills tgf,f46J sets off on long gain. First Row: Jeff Conners, John Buchanan, Frank Mattern, Bob Mellon, Greg Sturgeon, Ron Coleman, Gary Vechnak, Dick Snyder, Dayne Webster. Second Row: Coach Len Clark, Daryl Under new head Coach Lennie Clarke the 1962-63 basketball team ended the season with seventeen wins and five losses. Coach Clarke, formerly the Junior Varsity Coach, took over the reins as head coach from Art. Zarone. The seventeen wins and tive losses sets a new school record for Grove City High School. The season started by Reynolds edging the Eagles by one point. Bouncing back the Eagles won the next three games from Titusville, Oil City and Lakeview. Mercer proved to be the only team that could take the Eagles twice. West Middlesex, Hickory, Lake- view, Commodore Perry and Sharpsville fell by the wayside as the Gold and White came charging through with a five game winning streak. Only two more losses were recorded against Grove City. Climaxing the year were two close overtime games with Sharpsville. The Eagles took the first one and Daniels, Ron Pearce, Alec Miller, Bill Elliott, Chuck McKean, Gary Fales, Jim Harper, Paul Benson, Bill MacTaggart, Mana- ger. this tied them with Sharpsville for the Mercer County Class A title. Sharpsville captured the Mercer County Class A title by defeating Grove City in the play-off game. Gary Vechnak led the individual scoring column with 324 points as the Eagles marched over their ri- vals 1316 to 1105. In the 200-300 point range fell three players: Bob Mellon 258, Dick Snyder 237, and Greg Sturgeon 226. Frank Mattern came into the 100's category with 127 points and Ron Coleman fell short of it by one point with 99. Seven boys played their last game for Grove City High School: Frank Mattern, Bob Mellon, Ron Cole- man, Gary Vechnak, Jim Harper, Dick Snyder, and John Buchanan. Returning next year will be Greg Sturgeon, Ron Pearce, Bill Elliott, Alex Miller, Paul Benson, Chuck McKean, and Daryl Daniels. Mattern 1303, Snyder 4245, and Mellon 1323 look on as Vechnak C345 and Sturgeon C421 fight for the ball. Ron Coleman C443 shows jumping ability in playoff game with Sharpsville. Basketball Scoreboa rd G.C.H.S. OPPONENT 42 Reynolds 43 68 Titusville 36 67 Oil City 65 60 Lakeview 46 42 Mercer 68 55 Rochester 42 61 Neshannock 49 56 Sharpsville 62 1 5 1 Hickory 48 66 West Middlesex 51 74 Greenville 47 66 Titusville 41 5 8 Mercer 76 63 West Middlesex 42 52 Hickory 44 76 Lakeview 5 3 36 Commodore Perry 30 54 Sharpsville 52 67 Oil City 68 79 Greenville 47 45 Reynolds 44 78 Commodore Perry 5 1 1 3 16 1 105 Dick Snyder f24D launches missile for two. Mellon and Sturgeon wait for result. Snyder and Mattern try to outmaneuver opponent. Gary Vechnak C343 pushes ball toward basket as Mattern blocks opposition. 137 Sturgeon C.7i42J shoots for two against Sharps- ville in the playoff game. GCHS was victorious in only one of three encounters. John Buchanan 15172145 shoots and hopes. Gary Vechnak fii34D moves in to stop opponent,s progress. Bill Elliott MEIZJ goes up in the air for those Dick Snyder 136243 tries to increase score as Mellon and Stur needed points. geon wait hopefully. 138 Gary Vechnak f4i'34J waits for right chance to shoot. Opponent shows true feelings as Frank Mat tern 15696301 sinks a shot. Greg Sturgeon f-'hf42, jumps for joy as oppo- nent stomps foot. Dick Snyder 1466241 attempts backward shot. i Bob Mellon 1145323 attempts to push the Eagles furthef ahead- Gary Vechnak 1496343 breathes fire as opponent takes ball. 139 P TRONS GUARANTORS 0 CAMPBELLIS PIONEER DAIRY ' quality all the Way - 0 COOPER-BESSEMER CORPORATION ' diesel engines ' compressors - 0 ELLIOTT OIL COMPANY ' wholesale petroleum products ' 0 FIRST SENECA BANK AND TRUST COMPANY ' complete banking service ' 0 GROVE CITY BOWLODROME - fun for everyone ' o LA VERNE HARVEY ' magazine sales - 0 MONTGOMERY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY ' general contractors ' OR. W. SPAULDING 84 SON, INC. ' spauldingls for service ' 0 STEESE'S ICE CREAME ' more for less ' 0 TAJ ON TRUCKING COMPANY ' We haul anything ' 0 THE GROVE CITY NATIONAL BANK ' savings and loans - 0 TOWN AND COUNTRY PORTRAIT STUDIOS ' photographer for yearbooks ' 0 YOUNGIS DAIRY ' home made ice cream ' 0 YOUNG'S PRINTERS ' school supplies - CONTRIBUTORS 0 ALLIED NEWSPAPER - printing ' O BASHLIN COMPANY ' linemen supplies - O BASHLINE HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION ' an osteopathic institution ' 0 BOOK-DAVIS COMPANY ' paint and lumber ' ODICKEY CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. ' super service ' OH. GLENN CUNNINGHA FUNERAL HOME M - ambulance service - 0 HARSHAW'S INSURANCE - real estate - 0HOLTER'S BUS LINE ' travel service ' O IDEAL PASTRY SHOPPE ' oven fresh bread ' 0JOE'S DRY CLEANING SL LAUNDRY ' press while you wait ' CONTRIBUTORS 0 KINGIS SHOE STORE ' life stride shoe ' OLEWIS DRY CLEANERS ' one day service ' 0McKNIGHT BROTHERS TRANSFER AND STORAGE ' moving service ' 0NELSON'S FLOWER SHOP - prom corsages ' ONEMO BOTTLING WORKS ' soft drinks ' 0 ROYAL JEWELERS ' where the best cost less ' O SAMUEL'S RESTAURANT ' private dining room - 0 SATEC ' testing machines ' OSEARS ROEBUCK, AND COMPANY ' goods at your fingertips ' OSHELLEY-DORR FUNERAL HOME ' ambulance service ' O SHELLY'S FURNITURE STORE ' early american ' lWEBB'S CAMERA AND HOBBY SHOP ' art supplies - OWENDELL AUGUST FORGE, INC. ' aluminum products ' DO ORS OALBERT STERLING STATION ' friendly service - OANDERSON INSURANCE AGENT ' all types of insurance ' OAUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION ' top service ' OBARNES-REIBER DRESS SHOP ' doorway to fashions ' O BECKDOL SUNOCO STATION ' go go with sunoco - 0 BENSON'S FASHION SHOP ' finest in sportswear - 141 0 BRASS 8: BRONZE COMPANY - castings - OBROWN'S BOOT SHOP ' shoes for all ' 0 BROWN'S GROCERY AND SERVICE S ' ashland oil and gas ' OBURDICKS CLOTHING STORE ' men's and young men's store ' OCAMPUS DRESS SHOP - petti and majestic styles ' 0 CHRIS'S SERVICE STATION - dependable service ' TATION DO ORS N I 0 CLEPPER'S MARKET ' golden dawn foods ' 0CORBETT'S GULF STATION N - we give top value stamps ' lCOSTELLO,S CANDIES A AX-' ' hand made candies ' N. I DE FRANCE'S DRUG STORE RX - fountain service ' 'X 0DUNLAP'S MEAT MARKET ' home dressed meats ' . Q 0 G. C. MURPHY COMPANY - variety Store ' FN 0 GROVE CITY BARBER ASSOCIATION ' top quality ' ww O GROVE CITY BUS LINES X ' charter service ' 0 GROVE CITY MOTOR PARTS ' , ' truck and auto parts ' . Q OISACCO BROTHERS TILE COMPANY.. ' plastic and ceramic tile ' XJ SU I lLANGLEY'S SMART APPAREL N ' womenls ' girls ' Q 0 MCCANDLESS INSURANCE ' insurance for all needs ' f '.,,l 7'E o MCCARL DRESS SHOP f K .SA ' women's apparel ' ,.-.41 O MCCULLOUGH TV SALES AND SERVICE ' tv repair service ' C Q. O McKAY INSURANCE AGENT ' all forms of insurance ' P X 0 McMULLEN TRAVEL SERVICE K ' tickets and reservations ' ,X X W 1 RSV T Q 'Q lMARY'S YARN SHOP ' worsted and mohair yarns ' . I MILLER'S HUMBLE ESSO ' top value stamps ' E .,, 0 MILLER'S GULF STATION Q Y ' go gulf 0 s S, HX O MOOK'S SUPERMARKET ' home delivery ' N 0MOON'S AMERICAN SERVICE STATION ' friendly servicemen ' x A o MORRIS CHILDRENTS SHOP ' xl ' infants to teens ' V N , N Q XX xi ONEW PARKVIEW RESTAURANT Jr g ' snacks ' x. , I NEWSCENTER ' Q R ' newspapers and magazines ' X OPEDEN, D. S. JEWELERS X5 0 watches and diamonds ' , ' , xg 0 PENN GROVE HOTEL ' luncheons ' teas ' ,SX OJ. C. PENNEY COMPANY 3 ' largest department store ' 0 PET EIS PLACE - paperback novels ' 0 PETERS AND SLOANS ' service all makes ' X ss 142 yy O P. WALL MANUFACTURING COMPANY ' electric soldering ' IRIDDLE, C. L. TRUCKING - we haul anything O RUSSELL ROLL JEWELERS ' class rings - OSHAFFER'S WALLPAPER AND PAINT ' decoration service OSONNTAG SUNOCO SERVICE COMPANY - fast service ' Dr. A. L. Bailey Grove City Dentists Dr. L. K. Frank Dr. R. J. Furlong Dr. D. Gallagher Drs. C. G. Jones and W. H. McCaiTerty DO ORS 0 STEWART FURNITURE STORE - contemporary styles ' 0 SULLIVAN'S CLOTHING STORE ' clothing ' furnishings ' 0 TAYLOR ATLANTIC STATION ' keeps your car on the go 0 OWESTLAKE DRESS SHOP - clearlield furs ' 0 WINGER 8L SON ' heating and plumbing ' PROFESSIONA Ketler and Wherry, Attorneys Dr. H. J. Lewis Dr. W. C. Menzies, Jr. Don Van Voorhis and Associates, Dr. D. E. Wonsettler Dr. R. A. Yourd With this page the 1963 PINE KNOT staff writes 'gfinishi' to another yearbook. Many difiicult decisions must be made for every page in a successful yearbook. Long hours have been spent putting together what this staff feels is a successful PINE KNOT. We hope we have presented you with a book that will return you to your school years. THE STAFF Joan Kreiter, Editor Nial McCamey, Adviser 143 Accountants U AUT GRAPHS X if N wif SEQ vlnwmfw N E J Q3 is JMC, . 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