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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1964 volume:

CAROL MOHN CAROLYN VAN VOORHEES Co-Editors TERRY FARREN Photographer DAWN BABCOCK Artist MR. NIAL MCCAMEY , Advisor GROVE CITY JOINT CONSOLIDATED FOREWORD With the completion of this 40th Edition of the Grove City Pine Knot, there is a printed, accumulative record of the people and events that have helped make GCHS what it is. There are fond memories in this book which are dedicated to you, the student, past and present. ADMINISTRATION 1-23 UNDERCLASSMEN 52-103 m J? ¥ et 11 ATHLETICS 134-151 SENIORS 24-51 ACTIVITIES 104-133 ADMINISTRATION 1924’s Cover Example of sport section in 1924 yearbook. 1925’s Cover Faculty from 1925 Pine Knot. Section from seniors in 1926 yearbook. 1926’s Cover j, { • ht pir war ji t .7 £ we • ni 'V, - M - m Example taken from club section of 1931 Pine Knot. 1931 s Cover ADMINISTRATION Mr. Morrison Orr. Senior High Principal Dr. Jack B. Hetrick. Superintendent I wish to congratulate the Staff on a task well done in making available for years to come, the highlights of this school year. In the years to come when the students whose activities are described in this book are scattered far and wide, this record will become increasingly treasured. Whatever you as seniors do in the days ahead, if you are going to grow and succeed you must have a desire to do so. To make your goal a reality, you must plan carefully your course of action. To complete your plan you must have the will to follow through and be definite. Set a deadline, a time limit, and stay with it. Our best wishes go with you as you apply these rules to your Mr. Robert McMichael, Junior High Principal It used to be that some people, upon the completion of high school or college, considered themselves to “have acquired an education.” Some even felt that their diplomas exempted them from the necessity of further learning. Now, almost everyone realizes the folly of such an attitude. There has never been a time when education was more necessary to the happiness and success of individuals. The great reduction in the need for manual laborers and the rise in the need for educated and skilled people of all kinds presents our culture with one of its greatest challenges. During your lifetimes, your knowledge and skills will have to be supplemented in many ways, both through formal and informal means. You will need to keep learning. We hope that in due time, you will join the ranks of those adults who understand the problem of improving educational opportunity in our country and that you will support movements toward the end. Our sincerest wish for your success and happiness accompany you as you leave Grove City Area High Sincere congratulations to you for completing your high school career. During these school years you have learned the necessity for co-operation, perseverance, independence, and a willingness to accept responsibility. May the lessons and the skills developed during your school days be ever helpful to you. 8 PERSONNEL OFFICE Mr. Wayne Gregg Business Manager Miss Judy McCool Secretary to Dr. J. B. Hetrick Mrs. Sandy Robinson Secretary to Mr. Morrison Orr Mrs. Ruth Lanigan Secretary to Mr. Robert McMichael Miss Marie Cook Secretary to Mr. Wayne Gregg Mrs. Helen Ferguson Secretary to Guidance Counselors 9 LANGUAGES Communicating with others is the primary purpose of learning a language. Words and their usage change even while we are writing and talking. New words are constantly appearing and old ones are dying out. Words for expressing yourself are found by visiting new places, meeting new people, and reading books, magazines and newspapers. Language has through the years always posed a social barrier that only study and patience can cleave. To understand better the problems of our ever shrinking world, the Grove City schools have provided an opportunity for developing linguistic achievement, and to create an appreciation of customs throughout the world. Languages offered are English, Latin, French, and Spanish. Mrs. Kathy Miller; English Miss Sally Soppitt; English American Field Service Adviser Mrs. Lucille Horne; English Mrs. Mary Louise Christie; English, French French Club Adviser Mr. Nial McCamcy; English, Sales, Law Pine Knot and Grover Star Adviser Miss Joan Stuck; English 10 Mr. Robert Gates; English, Latin Mr. Anthony Orsillo; Spanish Spanish Club Adviser Mr. Arthur Brown; Spanish Mrs. Josephine Steffee; English Mrs. Agnes Davis; English, General Business Mrs. Eleanor Kellogg; English Mrs. Alice Ketler; English 11 SCIENCE Today new discoveries, inventions, and changes are being made to improve our daily living. Many advancements have been made in the field of science, such as lengthening our life span and searching for cures for everything from cancer to the common cold. Everyday larger and more improved satellites are launched, furthering the space program of our country. Keeping in step, Grove City High School offers biology, the science of life; chemistry, the science of composition and transformation of substances; and physics, the study of matter and its motions. Mr. Samuel Bowers; Chemistry Audio Visual Aids Club Adviser Mr. Bernard L. Barnes; Science, Health 12 Mrs. Velma Patterson; Science. Math Mr. Dale A. Opitz; Science Mrs. Lorraine Gilson; Science Mr. Robert Deinert; Mathematics. Physics Science Club Adviser 13 Mr. Homer W. Christie; Science Science Club Adviser BUSINESS Business Courses in school help to prepare students for careers in the business world of the future and also in their ordinary lives. A variety of business subjects are offered to enable the student to choose what field he prefers. The courses offered include typing, bookkeeping, shorthand, clerical and office practice, sales and law. 14 Mr. Joseph Hrdeky; Algebra, Math Mrs. Eleanor Niece; Business MATHEMATICS In beginning any new study, you are interested in knowing what the study is about and why you should study it. Mathematics is the use of applications of logical reasoning to everyday decisions and discussions. As our knowledge of mathematics increases, we are able to advance far into the space age and other fields of science. Every day new ideas and symbols appear to test the use and knowledge of mathematics. Without mathematics, our nation couldn’t have progressed as far as it has today. Mr. James Hassel; Geometry, Algebra 15 Mr. Dan Remley; Mathematics Mr. Norbert Dennis; Algebra, Trigonometry SOCIAL STUDIES To activate an interest, knowledge and understanding of the people of the world, and to show the student how civilization can be bettered through this, is the main principle of the social studies course. In studying world cultures the sophomores are furnished a broad scope of the world as it is at the present; whereas the juniors in American History are given a chance to go into more explicitly the material taught to them in earlier years. The seniors study in problems of democracy the principles of our governmental system, and the items currently pertaining to it. Mr. William Snyder: History Dramatics Club Adviser Mr. James Petrunyak; Geography Mr. Frederick Crum; Civics Miss Clara McCarl; History, Notehand Future Teachers of America Adviser Mr. John Hummel; American History 16 Mr. Samuel Williamson; History Mr. John Kineston; Problems of Democracy Mr. Richard Noel; Geography Mr. Abe Ruben; World Cultures Mr. Leonard Clarke; History, Guidance 17 Mr. Donald Gill; Geography Mr. Edward Reddinger; History FINE ARTS AND Fine Arts and Industrial Arts Departments acquaint students with their many times hidden creative abilities, and enables them, with proper guidance, to put this potential to use. Our three departments, art, music, and industrial arts help the ever mounting need of self-expression to be released. The basic fundamentals of the course are taught and then the student himself experiences the thrill of painting, playing an instrument, or making a bookend. Miss Marlen Gamer: Art Prom and Play Decorating Art Club Adviser 18 Mr. Grant Thompson; Music Instructor Director of the Band f INDUSTRIAL ARTS Miss Barbara Snyder; Art Mr. Glenn Adams; Industrial Arts 19 Mr. Paul Fleming; Industrial Arts Safety Patrol Adviser Mr. Lew Mathews; Music Instructor Director of the Orchestra SPECIALIZED FIELDS Developing ability in varied fields is the main concern of the specialized-field department. Though they are not compulsory, they are nevertheless needed to gain more of the broadening scope of life. Specialized fields include speech, drivers’ education, library, and vocational agriculture. Mrs. Josephine Hoffman; Special Education Mr. John Schultz; Guidance Mrs. Genevieve Neely; Librarian 20 Miss Isabel Gilmore; Guidance Mr. Oscar Padcn; Vocational Agriculture Future Farmers of America Adviser t Mr. Kenneth Westlake; Drivers Training Miss Esther Urey; Guidance Future Teachers of America Adviser Mrs. Jane Williamson; Nurse Future Nurses Club Adviser Mrs. Lorraine Rudolph; Nurse Mr. Walter Scheid; Speech Dramatics Club, Stage Crew, and Thespians Adviser Miss Anna Belle Hamilton; Librarian Library Club Adviser 21 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Miss Barbara Boyts; Physical Education Junior High Cheerleader Adviser Physical education not only develops physical strength but also a personal quality of leadership and sportsmanship. In classes a student learns to take part in activities; to play as best as he can; and to win or lose with dignity. During the year the boys participate in tumbling, volleyball, rope work, track, and the other seasonal sports. The girls take part in tumbling and volleyball plus modern and square dancing, badminton, basketball and softball. Mr. Eugene Forker; Health, History Student Council Adviser Mr. Earl Zinkham; Physical Education 22 Mrs. Coralee Armstrong; Physical Education, Health Girl's Athletic Association Adviser Majorette and Cheerleader Adviser HOME ECONOMICS Home economics courses provide a homelike atmosphere in school for girls who want to further their education in fields concerning the management and everyday needs of the home. Not only does the student learn the fundamentals of sewing and cooking, but also she acquires efficiency and self-confidence in everything she docs. The pre-clinic course is designed to prepare future nurses and teachers. During the first semester, the girls study foods and its value to the body. In lab preparation of different dishes, the students can see their book studies turn to reality. Second semester the course of study turns to home care of the sick, home problems, and care of children. Mrs. Helen Pederson; Homemaking 23 Miss Eleanor Lewis; Homemaking SENIORS 1932’s Cover J ATNEPNCKMlT i V PNf-KHDT.'X I Activities from 1932 Pine Knot. r •� «n ?. • 9 4.IA4A � I 'MiWmn • Football team of 1933 1938’s Cover The faculty listing in 1938. MARY ALFRF.NO 26 KAY BEACH WILLIAM BENNETT LINDA BOVARD CHARLES BOWDEN 28 CHARLES CHANADET f MARK CLARK CHARLES COULSON 29 KAREN COLLAR DARYL DANIELS 30 DAVE CRYNOCH BARBARA DcLAURENTIS RONALD DICKSON LARRY DILLAMAN EDWARD EDMISTON 31 PHYLLIS DUMBROSKI GARY FALES WILLIAM ELLIOTT 32 LOIS GIESMANN 33 PAM GROSSMAN DARLENE HEDGLIN DIANA HILLARD JEAN HOFFMAN 34 DARLENE JONES 35 TWL CHARLOTTE KNAUFF KATHY LUMLEY RODNEY KREITER MARY ELLEN LAMB CHARLES McCLENAHAN KATHY McANINCH WILLIAM MacTAGGART JAMES McCOY I ■■ DONNA McCREA NANCY McCURDY CHARLES McKEAN 36 john McLaughlin MICHAEL MATTACE KENNETH MEALS JACK MAXWELL DARLENE MONTGOMERY CAROL MONTGOMERY JOHN McNEES 37 PAULINE MILLER RANDY MUTDOSCH DAN MORGAN PAUL MUELLER CAROLYN MYERS 38 JO ELLEN NEELEY JUDI NIGGEL ALEXANDER PARENTI WAYNE PATTERSON SHERRY PEARS SANDY PETTINATO GLENN RAINEY 40 KATHRYN PRIESTER MARY ANN RECTOR JOHN REED DeWAYNE REEHER GARY RUDOLPH JUDITH ROBINSON DARLA ROYER ANNA ROSSI , CONNIE SCHLICHT 41 SUE SCHETTLER TOM SHAFFER DONNA STIVERS ROBERT SHAW ELLEN SHAW MARY LOU SHAW CAROL SHAW ROBERT SHAW. JR. 42 CAROL SHAWGO 43 KAREN SONNTAG TOM SPANGLEHOUR EDWIN SURRENA JOANNE TUREK DEBORAH TURNER ■ DIANE SWIETZER JAMES TODARILLO LARRY UBER WILLIAM UBER CAROLYN VAN VOORHIS WILLIAM WILLIAMSON t ED WRIGHT 45 JAMES WILSON ADAMS. BARBARA 327 Jackson Street Business F.N.C. 2, 3; F.B.L.A. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. ADAMS, RANDY 231 West Main Street Business ALBA, JOYCE 307 Elm Street General Biology Club 2. ALFRENO, MARY CATHERINE 136 Harvard Street General Dramatics Club 2, 3; Biology Club 2; G.A.A. 2, 3. ALLEN, CLIFF 228 Blaine Street Academic Football 2, 3, 4; Track 3; Senior Class Play; Prom Decorating Committee; Key Club; Chess Club 3, 4; Thespians 4. ARNELL, BO 613 Woodland Avenue Academic Dramatics Club 4; Student Council 4; Basketball 4; Track 4; Senior Class Play. BARTHOLOMEW, DAVID 306 Garden Avenue Academic Monogram Council 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Prom Decorating Committee. BASHAM, FILLMORE RD 4 General Football 2. BASHLINE, DONALD 504 Woodland Avenue Academic Art Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 2. BEACH, KAY 816 Stewart Avenue Academic F.N.C. 2, 3; Band 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 4; Junior Class Play; Prom Decorating Committee; G.A.A. 2, 4. BENNETT, WILLIAM 619 Barmorc Avenue Academic Prom Decorating Committee. BENSON, PAUL 511 State Street Academic Football 2, 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Prom Decorating Committee; Key Club 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 4. BENTLAGE, PETRA 125 Edgewood Avenue A cademic Band 2, 3, 4; Chorus 4; Dramatics Club 3, 4; Junior Class Play Committee; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Biology Club 2, 3, 4. BOLLINGER, SALLY R.D. 4 A cademic F.T.A. 4; Prom Decorating Committee; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4. BOVARD, LINDA 538 Stewart Avenue Academic F.T.A. 3, 4, President 4; Prom Banquet Committee; French Club 2, 3, 4, President 4; A.F.S. 3, 4. BOWDEN, CHARLES 333 State Street Academic Band 2, 3, 4; Grover Star 2, 3; Science Club 2; Chess Club 2, 3, 4. BOYCAN, JUDY 920 Sunset Avenue Academic F.N.C. 4; Dramatics Club 2; Honor Society 3, 4; Biology Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4. BOYD, JAMES RD 1 Academic F.F.A. 2; Football 2; Biology Club 4. BRANNON, PENNY 109 Barr Avenue A cademic Chorus 2; Prom Decorating Committee. BRAINE, JEANNETTE 331 College Avenue A cademic F.T.A. 3, 4; Prom Banquet Committee; G.A.A. 3, 4, President 4; Senior Class Play Committee; Junior Class Play Committee; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4. BREESE, DONNA 631 Liberty Street General F.N..C. 2, 3, 4; Chorus 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Reporter 4; G.A.A. 4. BRINKLEY, GERALDINE R.D. 4 Academic Chorus 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4, Secretary 4. BROWN, BARBARA 440 East Main Street General A.V.A.C. 2, 3, Secretary 3; Chorus 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4; Dramatics Club 3; G.A.A. 2; Junior Music Gub 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4. BRUMBAUGH, SANDRA 613 West Main Street Business F.B.L.A. 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4. BURK, FRED R.D. 6, Mercer A cademic Football 2; Track 2. BUTLER, RON R.D. 6, Mercer A cademic Prom Decorating Committee. CAMPBELL, PAMELA West Main Street General Dramatics Club 3; Biology Club 2; Senior Class Play; G.A.A. 2. CAMPBELL, RONALD R.D. 2 General A.V.A.C. 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Art Club 3, 4. CHANADET, CHUCK 707 Euclid Avenue A cademic Monogram Gub 2, 3, 4, President 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4, President 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Prom Decorating Committee, Vice-President 3; Key Club 3, 4, President 4. CHISHOLM, CLIFFORD RD 1 General F. F.A. 2, 3, 4. CLARK, CLARA 547 Craig Street General Band 2, 3, 4; Chorus 4; Dramatics Club 3, 4; Senior Class Play; G. A.A. 2, 3, 4; Biology Club 2, 3, 4. CLARK, LINDA R.D. 3 A cademic F. H.A. 2, 3, 4, Historian 4; Chess Gub 2. CLARK, MARK R.D. 3 Academic A.V.A.C. 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4; Wrestling 2; Senior Class Play; Junior Class Play; Prom Decorating Committee; Thespians 4. CLEGG, CHERYL 335 College Avenue A cademic Chorus 3; F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 4; Prom Decorating Committee; French Club 2, 3, 4; Chess Club 3; A.F.S. 3. COLLAR. KAREN 127 North Center Academic Dramatic Gub 2, 3, 4; Prom Decorating Committee; French Club 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 2; A.F.S. 4. COLLAR, RICHARD RD 3 Academic Wrestling 2. CORLL, JACQUELINE 211 Edgewood Avenue Academic Art Club 2, 3, 4; Grover Star artist 3; Prom Decorating Committee; G. A.A. 2. COULSON, CHARLES RD 4 General Dramatic Club 3; Football 2, 3; Wrestling 3. COULSON, DORIS RD 4 Business F. B.L.A. 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Prom Decorating Committee; G. A.A. 3,4. 46 COVERT, MARILYN RD 1 Business F.B.L.A. 3,4. CROUCH, COLIN 153 State Street A cademic Monogram Club 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4. CUMMINGS, STELLA RD 6, Mercer Academic A.V.A.C. 3, 4; F.B.L.A. 2; Honor Society 4; Prom Banquet Committee; G.A.A. 4; Orchestra 2; French Club 4. DANIELS, DARYL 411 McConnell Street Academic F.T.A. 4; Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 4; Science Club 2, 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Play; Junior Class Play; President 2, 3, 4; A.F.S. 2, 3, 4, President 4, Representative 4; Thespians 3, 4; Prom Committee; Biology Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, President 3, 4. DEITRICK, SUSAN R D. 4 A cademic Band 2, 3; Spanish Club 3. DeLAURENTIS, BARBARA 229 State Street A cademic F.N.C. 2, Dramatics Club 3, 4; Senior Class Play Committee; Junior Class Play Committee; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Chess Club 3; Thespians 4; French Club 3; Prom Decorating Committee. DICKSON, RON R.D. 1 General Football 4. DILLAMAN, LARRY 111 Erie Street Vocational F. F.A. 4. DRESCH, LINDA R.D. 2 Academic G. A.A. 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4. DULANEY. WANDA R.D. 1 Business F.B.L.A. 2. DUMBROSKI, PHYLLIS R.D. 1 Academic Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4; Library Aides 2. 3, 4; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; Prom Committee; G.A.A. 2, 3,4; A.F.S. 3,4. EDMISTON, ED R.D. 2 Academic Football 2, 3; Senior Class Play; Junior Class Play; Key Club 3, 4. ELDER, WAYNE R D. 4 Vocational Chorus 2; F.F.A. 4; Football 4. ELLIOTT, WILLIAM 508 Oakland Avenue A cademic Football 2; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4. EMANUELE. ROSEMARIE 611 Madison Avenue Business F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Historian 4; Majorettes 2, 3; G.A.A. 2; Candidate for Winter Festival Queen; Candidate for Homecoming Queen. EVANS, WILLIAM R.D. 2 Vocational Chorus 3, 4; F.F.A. 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4. FALES, GARY R.D. 6, Mercer Academic Basketball 2, 3, 4. FARREN, TERENCE R.D. 3 Academic Band 2, 3; Pine Knot 2, 3, 4; Grover Star 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3; Senior Class Play; Junior Class Play; Quill Scroll 3, 4; Publications Photographer 3, 4. FERGUSON, JOYCE Box 225 Business Chorus 2, 3, 4; F.B.L.A. 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Junior Music Club 4. FILER, JOHN R.D. 2 General FILETIC, SALLY 148 State Street Business Chorus 2; F.B.L.A. 3, 4; Library Aides 2; G.A.A. 2. FINK. KENNETH R.D. 6, Mercer Academic F.T.A. 4; Prom Decorating Committee. FLEMING, VAN R.D. 3 General Stage Crew 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Prom Decorating Committee; Thespian 3, 4. FORMANI, RICHARD 410 North Broad Academic A.V.A.C. 2, 3, 4; Football 2; Prom Decorating Committee; Chess Club 3. FOSTER. KAY Box 141 Business F.B.L.A. 2, 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 3, President 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4; Student Council 4; Prom Decorating Committee; G.A.A. 3, 4; Can- didate for Winter Festival; Candidate for Homecoming Queen; State Vice-President of F.B.L.A. 4; Region II President of F.B.L.A. 4. FRANK, SUSAN R.D. 1 Academic Art Club 4; Cheerleaders 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Play; Junior Class Play; Prom Decorating Committee 3, Treasurer 4; Biology Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Thespians 4; Homecoming Aide 4. GIESMANN, LOIS R.D. 1 Academic Honor Society 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Library Aide 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Play; Junior Class Play; Thespians 3, 4; Prom Program Committee. GILL, JO LYNN 416 Bessemer Avenue General F.N.C. 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2. GILLS, WILLIAM 331 East Pine Street Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 4. GREGG, BARBARA 414 West Poplar Street Business Band 2; Dramatic Club 2, 3; Art Club 3, 4; Senior Class Play; Prom Decorating Committee; G.A.A. 2; A.F.S. 4; French Club 3. GREGG. EVELYN R.D. 2 Academic A.V.A.C. 3, 4, Secretary 4; F.T.A. 2; F.H.A. 3, 4, Historian 4; Chorus 4. GREGG, WILLIAM R.D. 6, Mercer Academic F.F.A. 4; Honor Society 4; Prom Decorating Committee. GROSSMAN, PAM R.D. 2 Academic Chorus 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 2, 3, 4; Pine Knot 2, 3, 4; Grover Star 2, 3. 4, Assistant Editor 3, 4; Library Aides 2; Prom Decorating Committee; Junior Class Play Committee; Senior Class Committee; French Club 2, 3. 4; Quill Scroll 3,4. HALL, MARGARET R.D. 6, Mercer General F.N.C. 2; Chorus 4; F.H.A. 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. HAMILTON, GEORGE 332 Bessemer Avenue General HANNA, DAVID R.D. 1, Volant Vocational F.F.A. 2,3,4. 47 HARRISON, JUDY R.D. 1 Academic Chorus 2, 3, 4, Librarian 4; Senior Class Play; Junior Class Play; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4. HEDGLIN, DARLENE R.D. 1 Business F.H.A. 3; F.B.L.A. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Prom Decorating Committee. HILLARD, DIANA Box 54, Eau Claire Academic F.T.A. 3, 4; Pine Knot 2; Grover Star 2; Prom Decorating Committee; French Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4; A.F.S. 3, 4. HOFFMAN, JEAN Oak Hill Extension Business Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Play Committee; Junior Class Play; Prom Decorating Committee; Majorettes 2, 3, 4, Co-head 4; G.A.A. 2, 3; Biology Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4. HOSACK, JOHN 413 Rainey Avenue General Monogram Club 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4. JACK, RAMONA R.D. 2 Business Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Senior Class Play; Junior Class Play; Majorettes 2, 3, 4; French Club 3; G.A.A. 2; Thespians 3, 4; Prom Banquet Committee. JERVIS, CAROLYN 707 Rebecca Avenue A cademic F. T.A. 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Cheerleaders 2, 3, 4, J.V. Captain 3; Honor Society 4; Junior Class Play Committee; Secretary 2, 3, 4; G. A.A. 2; Candidate for Winter Festival Queen; Candidate for Homecoming Queen. JOHNSON, ARNOLD R.D. 2 General JONES, DARLENE R.D. 6 Business F.B.L.A. 3. KAMERER, KATHY 513 Superior Street Academic Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Play; Junior Class Play; Prom Decorating Committee; G.A.A. 2; Thespians 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; Winter Festival Aid; A.F.S. 4. KAPP, MARIAN Box 381, Harrisville Academic Biology 2; G.A.A. 2, 3; French Club 3. KELLEY, JEAN R.D. 2, Volant General Chorus 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; G.A.A. 4. KNAUFF, CHARLOTTE 516 East Pine Street Academic Senior Class Play; Junior Class Play; Biology Club 2, 3; Spanish Club 4; G.A.A. 2; Prom Banquet Committee. KNODE, JOHN 615 Ridgeway Avenue Academic Track 3, 4; Prom Decorating Committee; Biology Club 2, 3; Spanish Club 4; Chess Club 3, 4. KREIDER, ROD Box 471 A cademic Science Club 2; Student Council 3; Football 2, 3; Wrestling 2, 3. LABOR, WINIFRED 307 Garden Avenue General Dramatic Club 2, 3; Cheerleaders 2, 3, 4. Captain 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 2; Winter Festival Queen; Homecoming Queen; Prom Banquet Committee. LAMB, MARY 217 East Pine Street Academic F.N.C. 2; Dramatics Club 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Library Aides 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Play. LUMLEY, KATHY 419 McConnell Street Business Majorettes 4; Biology Club 2. LUTES, HARRY 604 Stowe Street Vocational F.F.A. 2, 3,4. MacTAGGART, BILL 616 Euclid Avenue Academic F.T.A. 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Stage Crew 2; Basketball 2, 3, 4. McANINCH, KATHY 703 West Poplar Business F.T.A. 2; F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Office Recorder 4; Prom Decorating Committee; G.A.A. 2; Homecoming Aide. McCLENAHAN, CHARLES 104 Overhill Drive General McCOY, JAMES R.D. 1 A cademic Band 2, 3, 4, President 4; Honor Society 4; Basketball 2; Track 3; Prom Decorating Committee; Spanish Club 4, President 4; A.F.S. 3, 4, Treasurer 4. McCREA, DONNA 620 Terrace Avenue General F.N.C. 2, 3; Chorus 4; F.B.L.A. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Senior Class Play Committee; Junior Class Play Committee; Prom Banquet Committee. McCURDY, NANCY R.D. 4 Academic F.N.C. 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Secretary 4; Senior Class Play Committee; Jun-or Class Play Committee; Prom Banquet Committee. McKEAN, CHARLES 328 Bessemer Avenue Academic Dramatics Club 3; Art Club 4; Monogram Club 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Junior Class Play Committee; Prom Decorating Committee; Chess Club 3; Key Club 3, 4. McLaughlin, john 417 Stewart Avenue Academic Basketball 2; Chess Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 4; Biology Club 2, 3. McNEES, JOHN 455 McConnell Street A cademic ‘ Dramatics Club 3; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Vice-President 2, Treasurer 3; Key Club 3, 4, Secretary 4. MATTACE, MICHAEL R.D. 1, Volant General A.V.A.C. 3, 4; Prom Decorating Committee. MAXWELL, JACK 102 West Poplar Street Vocational F.F.A. 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 2, 3; Football 2, 3; Track 2. MEALS. KENNETH 328 McConnell Street General Art Club 2, 3; Football 2; Prom Decorating Committee. MILLER, ALEC 422 North Center Street Academic Honor Society 3, 4; President 4; Science Club 2, 3; Monogram Club 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Prom Decorating Committee; Treasurer 2; Biology Club 2, 3, Vice-President 3. MILLER, PAULINE R.D. 1 Business F.B.L.A. 2, 3, 4, Historian 3, Treasurer 4; Library Aides 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4. MOHN. CAROL 21 Cranberry Road Academic Art Club 2; Pine Knot 2, 3, 4, Business Editor 3, Editor 4; Grover Star 2, 3, 4. Business Editor 3, 4; Junior Class Play Committee; Prom Decorating Committee; A.F.S. 3, 4, Vice-President 4; French Club 2,3,4. 48 MONTGOMERY, CAROL 148 Park Street Academic F.N.C. 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Junior Class Play Committee; G.A.A. 3, 4; Prom Banquet Committee. MONTGOMERY, DARLENE 417 Spring Street Academic Band 2, 3, 4; Dramatics Club 4; Library Aides 2, 3, 4; Junior Class Play Committee; G.A.A. 3. 4. MOOK, PATTY 407 Highland Avenue Academic Chorus 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 2, 3, 4; Library Aides 2; Junior Class Play Committee; Prom Decorating Committee; G.A.A. 2. MOON, BONNIE R.D. 2 Academic Pine Knot 3, 4; Grover Star 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 4; Library Aides 4; Science Club 3; Prom Decorating Committee; G.A.A. 4; Biology Club 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Junior Class Play Committee; Senior Class Play Committee. MOON, PATRICIA R.D. 2 A cademic F.N.C. 2; Chorus 4; Dramatics Club 3, 4; Senior Class Play; Junior Class Play Committee; French Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4. MOORE, GINGER R.D. 4 Business Chorus 2, 3; F.B.L.A. 4. MORGAN, WALTER R.D. 4 Academic A.V.A.C. 3, 4; Chess Club 2, 3, 4. MUELLER, PAUL R.D. 1 Academic Wrestling 4. MUTDOSCH, RANDY 423 Maple Street Academic MYERS, CAROLYN 127 Monroe Street Academic Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4; Junior Class Play Committee; Prom Decorating Committee; G.A.A. 2; Chess Club 3; French Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; A.F.S. 3, 4. NEELEY, JO ELLEN R.D. 2 Business Chorus 4; F.B.L.A. 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Music Club 4; G.A.A. 4. NIGGEL, JUDI 627 Princeton Street Academic F.N.C. 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2; G.A.A. 3. NOBLE, DON R.D. 2, Volant General NOBLE. DON R.D. 2, Volant General O BRIEN, TOM R.D. 6, Mercer General Football 2; Biology Club 2, 3, 4. O’CONNELL, ELAINE 620 South Center Street Academic F. N.C. 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 4; A.F.S. 3, 4; G. A.A. 2, 3.4. OSBORNE, SALLY 111 Blaine Street Business Dramatic Club 3; F.B.L.A. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. PARENTI, ALEXANDER 214 West Poplar Street Academic Stage Crew 2, 3, 4; Prom Decorating Committee. PATTERSON. WAYNE R.D. 2 Business PATTON, DICK R.D. 2 Vocational Chorus 4; F.F.A. 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Biology Club 3. PEARCE, RON 608 Spring Street Academic Honor Society 3, 4, Vice-President 3, 4; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4, Historian 4; Prom Banquet Committee. PEARS, JOHN R.D. 6. Mercer General PETTINATO, SENTINA R.D. 2 Business F.B.L.A. 3. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. PETUCH, ANNA R.D. 4 Business Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 2,3. PRIESTER, KATHRYN R.D. 1, Volant General Chorus 4; F.H.A. 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4, PRIESTER, KENNETH R.D. 1, Volant Academic Prom Decorating Committee; Biology Club 4. RAINEY, GLENN 421 Stewart Avenue Academic Band 2, 3; Prom Decorating Committee. REAGLE. SUSAN 107 Third Street Chorus 4; F.H.A. 4; Art Club 2, 3, 4; Prom Decorating Committee; Spanish Club 2, 3; G.A.A. 2. RECTOR, MARY ANN R.D. 4 Academic F.N.C. 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4; Pint Knot 2, 3, 4; Grover Star 2, 3, 4, Assistant Editor 2, Co-Editor 3, 4; Library Aides 2. 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4; Senior Class Play; Banquet Committee; A.F.S. 2, 3. REED, JOHN R.D. 1 A cademic Wrestling 3, 4. REEHER, DeWAYNE R.D. 6, Mercer General Football 2, 3; Wrestling 2; Track 2, 3. ROBINSON, JUDITH 911 Tidball Avenue Academic Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Play; G.A.A. 3, 4; Chess Club 3, 4, Secretary 4; Thespians 4; A.F.S. 3, 4; Banquet Committee; Junior Class Play. ROSSI, ANNA 315 Lincoln Avenue Academic A.V.A.C. 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Chorus 4; Dramatics Club 3; F. H.A. 2; Senior Class Play; Prom Decorating Committee; G. A.A. 2. ROYER, DARLA 508 Liberty Street Business F. B.L.A. 2,4. RUDOLPH, GARY R.D. 6, Mercer Business SCHETTLER, SUZANNE 610 Barmore Avenue A cademic Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4; Pine Knot 2, 3, 4; Grover Star 2, 3, 4, Co-Editor 3, 4; Senior Class Play; Junior Class Play Committee; Prom Decorating Committee; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Biology Club 2; A.F.S. 3; Quill Scroll 3,4. SCHLICHT, CATHERINE 524 State Street Academic Dramatics Club 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Library Aides 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Play; Senior Class Play Committee; Junior Class Play; Junior Class Play Committee; G. A.A. 2, 3, 4; Chess Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Thespians 3, 4; A.F.S. 3, 4; Prom Banquet Committee. SCHLICHT, CONSTANCE 524 State Street Academic Dramatics Club 3, 4; Art Club 2; Honor Society 4; Library Aides 49 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Play; Senior Class Play Committee; Junior Class Play; Junior Class Play Committee; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; Chess Club 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; A.F.S. 3, 4; Prom Banquet Committee. SCHODLATZ, SUSAN 412 Oprc Avenue Academic F.N.C. 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Honor Society 4; Library Aides 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Play Committee; Junior Class Play Committee; Prom Decorating Committee; G.A.A. 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Book Club 3; A.F.S. 3, 4. SEELBAUGH. TOM 228 North Broad Street Academic Basketball 2; Wrestling 3, 4. SEIVERS, DONNA R.D. 3 Commercial Chorus 4; F.B.L.A. 4; Junior Music Club 4. SHAFFER, THOMAS 207 Franklin Place General Prom Decorating Committee; Biology Club 2. SHAW, CAROL R.D. 2, Volant Business F. B.L.A. 3, 4; Library Aides 2; G. A.A. 2,3,4. SHAW, ELLEN R.D. 4 Academic F.H.A. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; G.A.A. 2. SHAW, MARY LOU 314 Elm Street Business Chorus 4; F.B.L.A. 2, 3, 4, Recording Secretary 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4; Biology Club 4; G.A.A. 2,3,4. SHAW, ROBERT 328 State Street Academic A.V.A.C. 4. SHAW, ROBERT JR. R.D. 4 Academic F.T.A. 4; Prom Decorating Committee; French Club 3. SHAWGO, CAROL R.D. I Academic Chorus 4; Dramatics Club 3, 4; Library Aides 2; Senior Class Play; Senior Class Play Committee; Junior Class Play; Junior Class Play Committee; G.A.A. 2, 4; Thespians 4. SHAWGO, DAVID R.D. ifc4 Business A.V.A.C. 4; F.B.L.A. 4; Football 3, 4; Basketball 2; Prom Decorating Committee. SIMPSON. DONNA R.D. 6, Mercer Academic F.N.C. 3, 4; Library Aides 2; Prom Decorating Committee; Spanish Club 3, 4; G.A.A. 2,3. SIMON, CARL 333 Bessemer Avenue Academic F.T.A. 4; Chess Club 4; Spanish Club 4. SLOCUM, WILLIAM R.D. 2 General A.V.A.C. 4; Stage Crew 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4. SONNTAG, KAREN R.D. 2, Volant Business F. B.L.A. 3, 4; Library Aides 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3. SOPHER, GARY R.D. 3 Academic SPANGLEHOUR, TOM R.D. 2 General STURGEON, GREG 613 Woodland Avenue Academic Dramatics Club 3; Honor Society 3, 4; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Junior Class Play; Prom Decorating Committee; Vice-President 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4. SURRENA, CHRISTINE R.D. 4 Commercial Dramatics Club 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; G. A.A. 2. SURRENA, EDWARD 556 Beatty Street General SWEITZER, DIANNE R.D. 4 Academic Chorus 2, 4; Art Club 2, 3, 4; Vice-President 4; Prom Decorating Committee; Junior Music Club 4. TODARELLO, JAMES 626 Riverside Avenue Academic F.B.L.A. 4; Monogram Club 4; Wrestling 4; Prom Decorating Committee; Golf 2, 3, 4. TODD, IDA MAE R.D. 1 Business F.H.A. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; G.A.A. 2. TUREK, JOANNE 612 Stowe Street Academic F.N.C. 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 4; Junior Class Play Committee; Prom Decorating Committee; Senior Class Play Committee; Junior Music Club 4. TURNER. DEBORAH 319 West Washington Boulevard Academic Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Library Aides 2, 3, 4, President 4; Senior Class Play; Senior Class Play Committee; Junior Class Play; Junior Class Play Committee; Prom Decorating Committee; G.A.A. 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; A.F.S. 3,4. UBER, LARRY R.D. 2 General UBER, ROBERT 208 Jackson Street General Art Club 2, 3; Football 2; Track 2. UBER, WILLIAM R.D. 2 Academic A.V.A.C. 4; Art Club 3, 4; Senior Class Play Committee; Prom Decorating Committee. VAN VOORHIS, CAROLYN 607 Bessemer Avenue A cademic F.N.C. 2; Dramatics Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Pine Knot 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 3, Editor 4; Grover Star 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Play Committee; Junior Class Play Committee; Prom Committee; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Chess Club 2, 3, President 3; A.F.S. Finalist; Ouill Scroll. WAGNER, DAN R.D. 1 Academic WALTERS, VIRGINIA 313 West Washington Boulevard Academic Art Club 2, 3, 4, President 4; Pine Knot 2, 3; Grover Star 2, 3; Honor Society 4; Library Aides 4; Science Club 3; Senior Class Play; Junior Class Play Committee; Prom Decorating Committee; A.F.S. 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Biology Club 2,. WEBSTER, TERRY 243 West Pine Street Academic Football 2, 3, 4. WILLIAMSON, WILLIAM R.D. 1 Academic WINGEk, SHERRI 502 2 North Broad Street Academic Dramatics Club 2, 3; Art Club 4; Junior Class Play Committee; Prom Decorating Committee; G.A.A. 2; French Club 3, 4. ZIMMERMAN, SHIRLEY R.D. 6, Mercer Business F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4; G.A.A. 2. 50 HOMECOMING COURT Queen Winifred “Freddie” Labor Aide Kathy McAninch Aide Suzi Frank Students of Grove City Senior High School elected Winifred “Freddie” Labor as their 1963 Homecoming Queen. Chosen to complete the court were Suzi Frank and Kathy McAninch. Coronation ceremonies took place during half-time activities of the GC —Franklin football game. Quarterback Greg Sturgeon placed the crown on Freddie’s head. The Queen and her court reigned over the Homecoming game and also over the Homecoming Dance held at the Youth Center after the game. Freddie is a member of Student Council and the head cheerleader of the varsity squad. Suzi is a varsity cheerleader and a member of the Girls Athletic Association. Kathy is a member of Future Business Leaders of America Freddie’s gown was of white chiffon with two threaded flowers on the border of the skirt, Suzi and Kathy wore gowns with tops made of white silk and elaborated with a white bow. The skirts were made of white chiffon. The ten girls nominated by the senior class were: Barb DeLaurentis, Rose Ema-nuele, Suzi Frank, Kathy Kamerer, Ramona Jack, Freddie Labor, Carolyn Jervis, Sherri Winger, Kay Foster, and Kathy McAninch. 51 Senior division of 1942 Pine Knot. 1942’s Cover Seniors of 1943 0 ( A 0 r WJT GSr H-VEr 65r RY wK. TBtyt.stMiii.tK wnuw atwmatnwM tm 1943’s Cover • Faculty l« ull 1947’s Cover Girl’s and boy’s gym classes in 1946 yearbook. GUIS GYM � OYS GYM 1946’s Cover 1944’s Cover 1945’s Cover Boy’s and Girl’s C.A.P.C. in 1945. Teacher section of 1944’s Pine Knot TtACflOS TLU206 Beck, Garry Beck. Larry Bennett, Cathy Alessio, John Baird. Louis Altmas, Barbara August, Joseph Babcock. Dawn Babcock. William Bair, Roger Blom. Deana Boak. Bruce Bollinger, Bonnie Bollinger, Stanley Benson. David Birnley. Ron Brandon. Judy Brophy. Keith Brown. Dona Brumbaugh, Scott Burns. Todd Braine. Walter 54 Butcher. Claudia Butler, Robert Butterbaugh. Robert Buzard, Russell Byard. Lois Campbell. Karen Campbell. Kathy Campbell. William Carothers. Becky Carpenter. James Colbert, Karen Coleman. Jane Collar. Robert Christie. James Cokcanc. Jerry Como, Linda Cookson. Tim Conley, Mike Coryea, Judy Gary Joseph. Dona Brown. Bob Savolskis, and Brenton Kingsley carve pumpkin face in Art class. 55 Callahan. Ronald Carruthers, Robert Collar, Shirley f. Conners, Tom Covert, Jerry Covert, Karen Crawford, Mary Ann Creach, Fred Cress, Jack Dailey, James Daniels. Barry Mr. Paul Flemming instructs wood making class on procedures used when putting finishing touches on wood project. Darcangelo, Judy Davis. Jane Dearborn. Linda Decker. Gloria DcGrcgory. David DcMarsh. Gary Dickson. Larry Dumbroski, Tim Dunn. Jerry Doersch. Linda Dickey, Deborah Dye. Phyllis Ellis. David Fnderle, Brent English, Gladys Faivre. Marcia raiw, amuc; 56 f Ferguson. James Filer. Karen Filer, Ron Filer. William Fisher. Carl Fassett, Dennis Rowers. Jeff Gabig. Barbara Geary, Mary Gildcrslccvc. Marjorie Gilliland. Larry Forkcr, David Glass, Linda Gouse, Howard Gregg, Shirley Gregg. William Guntrum. Bonnie Gwazdauskas, Joann Hancock, James Hardesty, Kathleen Boys in Mr. Ear! Zinkham’s gym class taking physical training test. Hcckathornc. Dale 57 Hcnscl. Gordon Hinkson, Sherry Hoagiand, Pamela Hoffman, Richard Hogue, Geanne Holmes. Paul Holmes, Tom Houston. Dick Hughes, Linda Isenberg, Sandra Jack, Mary Lou Jenny, Joyce Jewell, Randy Humphrey. Sue Hurd, James IK 1% Jones, Wanita Joseph. Gary Kaltenbaugh, Mary Jane 58 Jones, James Jones, Nancy Jones, Virginia f Kennedy. Carl King. Mike King. Richard KnaufT. Clifford Kramer. Earl Kelly, Edward Labor. Sally Lewis, Leslie Lightner, Wayne Locktosh, Nancy Long. Nancy Leone, Kay Luli, Valeric MacDougall. Carolyn MacRac. Tom McAninch, Dennis McCandless, Nancy McCarl. Wayne McClelland. Alice McDowell. Donald McConnell. Merle Clark. Montgomery. VanVoorhis, Dumbroski. Jervis. Elliott doing experiment on grading of thermometer. McKay. William McCool. Tom McKnight, John 59 McKnight, Robert McLean. Don McNeish, Fred McNces. Gregory McMichael. Becky McNeish, Jane Connie Schiicht. Debbie Turner and Daryl Daniels in scene from senior play, “Bachelor Father.” Miller, James Mcchlcr. Gary Miller. Linda Melick. Gayle Montgomery. Beverly Mork. Lindsay Miller, Charlotte Mullen. David O’Connell. Mike 60 t O’Conner, Robert Olen, Steve Osburn, Susan Osborne, Vicki Otto. Jack Paganclli, Rogcne Ik Pagni, Robert Parker, Gary Pompa, Nick Porkalob. Robert Remley, David Reynolds, Robert during FBl.A Business Week. Rhoades, Don 61 Rhodes. Johanna Richards. Kenneth Riddle, Lesley Rider, Robert Richardson. James 1 Robson. James “Snuffy” collapses after hectic game—Cowboy Glenn Adams make supreme effort to score. Rongaus, Wayne Rouse. William Rust. William Ryder. Donna Sankey, James Sansotta, Connie Shaffer, Barry Shipton. Larry ' f. Seelbaugh, David Sansotta. Vincent Savolskis, Robert Schmclzer, David 62 � Stabile. William Steesc, Robert Stephenson. Darlene Stoclolak. Laura Stowe. David teare. Becky Tearc. Patricia Thomas. Lon Thomas, Tom Thompson. John Thornbury. Diane Townley, Robert Trunick, David Trunick, John Vance. Marilyn Vinton. Kathleen Wall. Mary Jane Wallwork, Robert Welton. Fred Ward. Eugne Watt. Kaye Westlake. Kenneth Coaches Joel Beason and Robert Deinert attempt to put coach- Whctzei. David ing strategy to work on four legged adversary. 63 Wind. Craig Freddie Labor and Mrs. Coralee Armstrong. Physical Education teacher, work on a sign for pep assembly. Winder. Rick Wirth. Connie Wise. Linda Wygal. Don Young. Marilyn Zeilmann. Mary Kay Grove City High School Marching Band step out during half-time activities. 64 Allen. Beverly Atwell. Donald Bagnall, Joyce Annable, Carol Armstrong. Beverly Barron. James Baseler. Linda Bashline, Douglas Bice. Amanda Bodnar. Carol Bonanni, Patsy Bovard, Kathy Brincklc. Larry Birnley, Sandra Bryant. James Burdick, Tom 65 Burky. Christian Bums. Karen Karen Burns. Melly Lou Simon, George Elliott present examples to Mr. James Hassel’s Geometry class. Coast. Mary Ann Cook. Linda Cookson, Larry Corbin. Sandra Coulter, David Cookson, Sue Covert, Bernice Covert. Paula 66 DeGregory. Larry Deitrick. James DeLaurentis, Eileen DeMarsh, Ronel Dcniker. Lana Deniker, Robert Dickson. Tom Docrsch, Robert Elder. Sue Eller, Sharon Elliott, George Evans, Charles Evans, Parenti. Richardson. Robson. Fabry, Kildoo beginning work on SRA reading lab. Fabry, Terry Fassett. David Falconbridge. Ken Filer. Carol Filer. Sandy Fitzgerald, James Frampton. Dennis Gabig, Tom Gargasz, Frances Gargasz, Sophie Geary, Teresa Gregg. Patty 67 Hcaslcy, Lcnora V Hetrick, Charles Hodge, William Hoffman, Holly Ifft, Jerry Irvine. Robert Bret Kingsley showing slides taken during his stay in Alaska. Jewell. Brian Keil, Larry Jones. Walter Keitzer, Tom Joseph, Marilyn Kildoo. Paul Kish, Aladar 68 King, Cathy King. Dean King. Sarah Kingsley, Breton Klink, Dale f Lightner. Richard Locktosh, Joe Lumley. Dorothy Lutes, Kenneth Lynn, Daniel Lynn. David Carol Shaw and Judi Niggel typing shorthand notes in Miss Alice Coyer's class. MacQuown, David MacTaggart, Sharon McBride, Charles McBride, Curt McCarl, Marsha McCarl. Timothy McCartney, Clair McCluskcy. Tom McCracken, Gary McDougall. Robert McFarland. Catherine McGarvey, Sherry 69 McGinnis. Dawn Messina, John McJunkey, Linda Miller, Donald McLaughlin. Kathy Miller, Richard Minehart, Tom Madden. William Moore, Bruce Moore, George Mary Lou Shaw and Joyce Ferguson receive instructions from Mrs. Margaret Jordan. Morris, Marsha Morley, Sheryall Morris, Jeff Morrow. Diana Mullins, Frank Murphy. Ralph Mutdosch, Kathleen Napier, James Nichols, Marcia Nicoletta. Anthony Noggle, Thomas 70 f Novak. Chester O'Brien, Dolly O’Mahony. Jean Orr. Edward Osborne. Cathy Osborne. Kay Palmer. Richard Pardoe, James Parker, Pamela Williamson Father.” Johnson, and Collins paint props for “Bachelor Patrick, Ronald Patterson. Patty Patton, Ronald Penar, Nancy Perry, Lucia Phillips, Ronald Reeher, Barry Reiber, David Rhome, Charles Rice, Benny Plaistcd, James Pyle. Mary 71 Rice, Marjorie Richardson. Edward Robson. Edward Rossi. John Rossi, Linda Rust, Sandra Schettler. Lee Schodlatz, Diane paints. Sherman. Candace Shaw. Linda Simon. Melly Lou Sowers. Janet Spatara. Joe Spencer. Pamela Stiles, Linda Stoops, Dorothy Roxberry. Donald Schwandt. Marvin Shawgo, Willard Snyder. William Surrena, Lewis 72 t t Walter, Charles Watkins, Diana Webster. Jeffrey Weller, Barbara Schmeiler’s metal shop. Welton. Marilyn Wilson, Sherry Wimer, Dan Wigley. John ii Wolfe, Mary Lou Wonsettlcr. Tom Wood. Robert Young, Connie 73 Young. Sherry Ziccardi. Barbara Ziccardi. Dennis Zook. Kathleen Dennis Sonntag and Bob Pears start on road toward farming Students take a breather during break at basketball game, skills. Physics students observe as Cathie Schlicht tests her horsepower. 74 Adams, Roberta Allen. Mark Allison, Debbie Anderson. Dave Addison, Paul Anderson. Gary Albcrth. Susan Allen, Jack Anderson. John Bair, Bob Barnes. John Barron. Paula Bashline. Bruce Batley, Sheryl Beech. Peter Bcighley, Barry Bell, Fred Berkelbough, Tom Berry, Gerald Best, Donna Bcstwick. Bob Billick, Janice 75 Boughncr. Grover Bowers. Ray Boyer, Barbara Braine, Becky Braine, Peggy Brandon. Billie Brccsc. Dick Brccsc. Sandy Brothers. Eilleen Brown. John Brycr, Connie Bubeck. Larry Buchanan, Debbie Burnett, Dorothy Butcher, Jeanne Butler, Joyce Byard, Walter Campbell. Bill Mr. Homer Christie. Junior High science teacher, and students set up leaf collection. Carpenter. Cathy Carpenter. Wayne Christie, Linda 76 Cornelius, Hope DeGregory, Sharyn Dulaney, Bethel Errera, Don r Conjalko. Steve Corbin, Linda Danncls, Joanne Covert. Diane Jane Coleman in homcmaking class sewing button holes in white terrycloth robe. Denikcr, Ellabcth DiBartolomco. Ron Doersch. Donna Deitrick. Betsy Dolan, Jim Dunn, Gloria Dydek, Sandra Eakin. Loretta Eddington. Karen Eaton. Marilyn Evans, Linda Fink. Sally 77 Fitzgerald, Sylvia Fisher. Linda Forker, Genette Gieg. Ronald Gilliland, Linda Goodwill, Dan Goshom, Susan Greenawalt, Arlene Gregg. Charles Hennon, Brad Bob Smith and Jerry Covert prepare for Christmas Concert. Hodge, Diane Hill, Linda Hoagland. Karen Horne, Linda Hovis, Priscilla 78 Hughes. Ron Humphrey. Cliff Humphrey, Eric Hurd. Aldine lift. Susan Jewell. Dave Mr. Oscar Padcn supervises Dave Foust and Jim Dailey in repairing the engine of a garden tractor. Kcitzer. Darlene Kelly. Candy Kennedy, David Kctler. Bruce Jones. Martha Karnes. Brenda Kildoo, Jayne Kingsley. Betsy Klingcnsmith, Mike Knight. Richard Labor, Dave Lenkncr. Bob 79 McClcarn. Melanie Meyer. Charles McClimans, Betty Jo Miller. Bruce n McCracken. Caroline Miller. Gary McGarvey. Harry Miller. Hazel Miller. Ron r W £L McMichael, John t v. Metheney, Patty Miller. Ron W. Montgomery, Dennis Moore, Tom Moors. James Morgan. Dennis Morgan. Marilyn 80 f Noble. Marsha Northcott. Alan O’Mahony. Emmy Orr. Bill Parrish. Charles Patterson. Dennis Patterson, Marshall Pearson. Charles Pears, Robert Penman. Bruce Percy. Melvin Pcrrinc. Dcbby Pcrrinc. Sandra Pctuch. Phyllis Pollock. Debby Priester, Larry Pyle. Alvin Rector. Peggy Reeher. Larry Pope, Patricia Post, Frances 81 Rhodes. Marie Richardson. Fred Riffle. Roger Rihel. Dennis Robinson. Bill Robinson. Bob Rodgers, Lynn Rodgers. Patty Roxbcrry. Sharon Rust. Randy Ryder, Dennis Sanson, Dennis Say. Dave Schwartz. Clarke Scruci. Marshall Shaner, Joyce Shaw, Brian Shaffstall, Bill Sidley, Joe Simmons. Shirley Crynock. Bashline. Gregg. Royer. Shaw perform neutralization experiment. Slocum, Joyce Smith, George Simpson, Bob Smith. Sandra 82 f Smith, Sue Snow, Larry Snyder, Greg Wayne Lightner putting finishing touches on his shop project. Thompson, Diane Spencer. Steve Stabile, Susan Stiles, James Surrena, Jim Teare, Budd Ubcr, Carol Vincent. Mary Lou Wardman. Joanne Ward. Bonnie Wall. Helen Walters. Linda 83 West, Jim Whetzel, Don Wilkins, Cathy Winder, Gary Winder, Ron Wise, Vicki Wolbert, Jean Worley. Jack Wray. Ruth Zahniser, Gayle Ziccardi, Gary Ziccardi, Gayle Zimmerman. Sara Zook. David Bennett and Teare take a breather. Discussion of projects in Mr. Glenn Adam’s shop class. 84 f Bashlinc. Dave Beatty, Richard Beatty, Russell Berger. Robert Bell, Kenny Benson, Mary Lou Bcntlagc. Frans Berger. Meg ft Bice, Judy Black, Patricia Bennett. Bruce Blakely, Jeannie Boyd. Naomi Briggs. John Boak, Bonnie Broerman. Ginger Brooks. Russell Bowser. Becky Brown. Joan Brown. Nancy 85 Campbell, Robert Karen Campbell and Lois Giesman watch Mr. Tony Orsillo enjoying Christmas toys from his Spanish III class. Carruthers. Nancy Christie, Robert Collins, Melanie Como. Tcri Cookson, Robert Cooper. Carolyn Corll. Jeff Craig. Shirley Critchlow. Coleen 86 DeGregory, Donald Dick, Deborah Englehart, Jay Fyffe. Sandra ♦ preparation of a meal for Junior High Students. Elliott, Don Eakin. Ava Emanuelc. Dennis Filer, Joe Filer, Marsha Fleming, Phil Flowers, Pam Frisk. Robert 77 ft, Gabig, Terry Gamer. Susan Garner. Tom Gibson, Rhonda Giesmann. John 87 Green. George Gresock. John Students leafing through samples of paperback books during Junior High Book Fair. Hanna, Raymond Grossman. Pal Hawkins, Monica Hindman. Virginia Hinds, Diana Henry, Dennis Hedglin. Larry Henderson. Darlene Henderson. James 88 John. Greg Jones. Carol Jordan. Gayle Jordan. Sharon Keck. Bruce Kennedy. Laura King. Deborah King. Bill Kite. Sandra Kocher, Lewis Kreiter, Jane Lamont. Nancy Lightncr. Pat McCalia. Sara McClelland, Juanita 89 Mcknight, Jane Mcknight, Jim Mcknight, Mary McNees, Conrad McNeish, Sandy McNeish, Susan McNutt. Linda Mannozzi, Sara Mathieson. Tom Merritt. Pam Miss Gamer instructing Dona Brown in proper technique for painting forms. Mathieson, Glenn Miller. Don Miller. Mary Miller, Wayne Molsky, kathleen Montgomery. Deborah Montgomery, Shirley Moore, Dan Morgan, Barbara Morley, Constance Morris, Philip Moyer, Cathy Murphy. David Nelson. Robert 90 Nemet. John Niggel, Marilyn Northcott, Cheryl Paden. Linda Paganelli, Thomas Parker. Steve Parsons. Donna Penar, Bob Patterson. Pamela Perry, Gcrge W. Labor. Jervis. Frank. Tcare. Bennett. S. Labor give 15 RAH’s for GCHS. Poole. Jackie Pryor. Karen Puklavcc. Charlotte Reeher. Raymond Reemsten. Bill Reiber. Dan Porkolab, Mary Rhoads. Mike Ringer, Bill Robinson, Susan Roenpage, Winnie Rust, Linda Sagulla, Andrew 91 T Say, Charles Saylor, Rodney Schepp, Mary Scruci, Lucianna Seivers, Joann Shawgo. John Sloan. Deborah Smalley, Patty G.A.A. Traveling Team vs. Cheerleaders during half time of Donkey game. Shumaker, Tom Smith, Gerald Sonntag, Sara Spanglchour, Ruth Spence, Charles Spence, Richard Sproull, William Stypula, Tom Thompson, David 4.v Thompson, Richard 92 Townley. John Trunick. Diane Turner, John Turner. Thom ¥ I 7 Urey, Kathleen Vinroc. Judy Walter, Dale Walters, Jack Wardman, Sandra Walters. Joyce Mrs. Eleanor Niece’s typing class practice for perfection. Walters, Paula Webster. Dennis Webster, Laura Webster. Pam Wcstlcr, Bill Wettig, Pam Williams. Oliver Williamson, Jeff 93 Armstrong. Thomas Atwell. Paula Bagnall, Thomas Alfreno. Stephen Barger. Dana Allison, Melody Altmas, Raymond Beck. Bruce Beatty, Vicki Benson. Susan Blauser, Linda Bice. Barbara Bobbcrt, William Bollinger. Roberta Bovard. Jean Bowers. Robert n Blauser. Daniel Brainc, Marilyn 94 Butch, James Claypoole. Linda Button. Charles Cline. Fred Campbell, Tom Collins, Marcia Carpenter, Sherry Cook, Jay Christy, Deanna Coppolella, Valerie Claypoole, Albert Cornelius, Sherry Coryea, Annamae Cotton. LaVcrn Coulson, Sally Cover, Tom Covert, LeRoy Cozad, Richard Crouch, Randy Lea Croy, Harry Day, Tom Miss Esther Urey. Guidance Counselor, assists Joanna Turek in her plans for the future. 95 Barbara Adams. Mary Lou Shaw and Judy Niggle practice skills on adding machines. Duda, Dan r. Dodds. Robert Drennen, Mark Dulaney. Geraldine Dumbroski, Lawrence Eakin, Sue Eaton. Rhonda 7 Eddinger, Clyde Eakin. Alice Ferringer, Peggy Ferry. Bill Filer, Gary Filer, Geoffrey Fisher, Ellen Drennen, Tom Dumbroski, Laura Eichmann. Birgit -CIO Fenrick, Kathleen Forrest. Larrv 96 f Frisk, Carol Gargasz, Frank 9 Forsythe, Jacqueline ' , Gilliland, Ricky Hanna, Jim I 4 Frankenburg, Douglas Gordon, Joann Hanna. Roberta Hanna. Timothy t 1 Harrison. Carole Gargasz. George Hartley. Sue Hawke. Bill Hayford, Debra Hedglin, Brad Heckathorne. Dean Hedglin. Raymond Hedagore. Jeff Henderson. John Students in Mr. James Hassel’s geometry class undergoing check up on fundamentals. 97 Students in Miss Sally Soppitt’s English IV Class concentrate on sentence errors. Hennon, Sandra Hill. Richard Himes. Marilyn Hindman. Homer Hockcnbcrry, Bruce Hockenberry, David Hoffman. Alan Holler. Judy Hoover, Albert Horne. Alan Jones, Jim Jones, Tom lones, Charles Ketlcr, Richard King, Larry King. Linda If noufT PnKi� rf a If rv:« . Langley. Arlene Lean, Carol Leone, Joe Leshcr, Curtis Lewis, Luanna Lumley, Ada 98 MacRac. Douglas McCrea. Susan McGill. Carl Miller. Richard Lutes. Cheri McCoy, Mary Kay Miller, LaVern McBride. Marta McCarl, Ronald McCartney. Lois French I students showing ability in language lab. McDougall. Margaret McKnight, Margaret McDowell, Willis McQueney, Spencer Lumlcy. Beth McClcnahan, Edward McFarland. Katherine ( w7' Manny. Deanna Miller. Larry McGee, Barry I Mm Maury. Ellsworth Merritt, Nancy McDougall. Bill McKnight. Bill 99 Jr. High girls work on final project in sewing class. Moore, Janet Moore, ’’irginia Miller, William Montgomery, Linda Molsky, Dan Mong, Frank Moors. Robert Morter, John Murphy, Suzanne Ncvodnechy, Joyce i V Neyman. James m Nichols, Patricia Ik Noble. John k. W.' Parker, Cynthia Parquctte, Kenneth Parrish. Deborah Patterson. Andrew 100 Patterson. Mary Patterson. Vaughan Patton. John Perrinc. Galand Perry. Dana Perrinc. Beth Porter, Dale Post. Kristecn Pridemore, Sherry Pyle. Dan Reddinger. Pamela Rcddingcr, Robert Reiber, Barbara Riddle, Charles Rice. Judith Richards, William Ritenour. Virginia Virginia Walters. Diane Sweitzcr, Dawn Babcock. Donna Brown, and Susan Reagle admiring glass mosaic mural depicting a yearbook with pictures. 101 Rodemoyer, Don Rouse, Robert Rowe. Kenneth vv Royer, Rodney Rust. Barbara Rust, Carrie f) Ryder. Barbara Ryder, Ronald Scelbaugh, Diane Shawgo, Vicki Shiffstall. Tom Shorts, Gary Spence, Joe Simon, Richard Squires. Connie Simons. Ellen Nfif Stevenson. Barbara Smalley. Kathleen Stodalak, Frank Sonntag, Linda Stubbs, Lynn Thompson, Charles Strugcon, Connie Thompson, Douglas 102 f Ubcr, Darlene Uber, Dick Ubcr, Patty Vinton, David Wages. Dale Wardman, Darlene Wardman, William Weber. Frederick Webster. Bonnie Webster. Linda Weiland. Ted Wilkins. Kathleen Williams, Don Williams, Herbert Williamson. Bruce Williamson, Carolyn Williamson, John Wimer, Tom Wright, Sandra Zenobi, John Zimmerman. Carol Zook. Loretta 103 ACTIVITIES 1948’s Cover Part of the senior class of 1948. 1949’s Cover Activities of 1949 195l’s Cover 1955’s Cover Basketball team of 1950 1954’s Cover PUBLICATIONS PINE KNOT GROVER STAR Bill, where is that sports copy? Carolyn and Carol, is everything checked and ready to go? This copy needs retyped. How do you spell Gawzdauskas? Will we make the deadline? Sounds maddening but it all quieted down when the 1964 Pine Knot was sent to Keller presses. The 1963 Pine Knot moved back into first place with a First Place Certificate from Columbia Scholastic Press Association in the twenty-ninth annual yearbook contest. Sue Schettler, Mary Ann Rector. Co-editors Grover Star. Pam Hoagland. Nancy Pollock, Co-editor Grover Star; Carol Cummins. Assistant advertising editor, Grover Star; Judy McNutt. What can I write about? We need more stories for the front page. Boy, that story needs rewriting. Sue, where is the assignment sheet? Carol, the advertisers want more space! These were the sounds coming from the Activities Room every time another paper was in progress. Sometimes we wondered how the Star ever got to print “30” (i.e. finished) on another year of publications. 1964 is the twenty-fifth year of publications for the Grover Star. Carolyn VanVoorhis, Co-editor Pine Knot: Mr. Nial McCam-ey. Publications adviser; Carol Mohn, Co-editor Pine Knot. Jane Davis, Mary Skelton, and Jane Coleman, Club editors Grover Star. 106 Terry Farren. Photographer Pine Knot—Grover Star. Pam Grossman, Assistant editor Grover Star; Lindsay Mork. Assistant advertising editor; Karen Campbell; Becky McMi-chael. Feature editor; Carolyn VanVoorhis, Carol Mohn, co-advertising managers Grover Star. Connie Sansotta, Jo Hartley. Girls sports editors. Dawn Babcock, Bill Stabile, Artists. Gary Wilson, Terry Farren, Photographers. Carl Kennedy. Bill McKay. Sports editors. Sue Book, Betsy Bowden. Karyn Filer, Assistant editor; Patty Harshaw. Assistant advertising editor. 107 Seated: Kay Foster, Ramona Jack, Freddie Labor. First Second Row: Dave Benson, Chuck Chanadet, George Row: Mr. Gene Forker, Adviser; Sally Labor, Linda Elliott, Lee Pearce, Bob Black. Greg Sturgeon. Wise, Ronel DeMarsh, Cathy Bennett, John McNees. STUDENT COUNCIL HONOR SOCIETY Student Council is an organization composed of three sophomores, five juniors, and seven seniors. These people are responsible for the planning of Homecoming activities. Parents Night, and participation in Student Government Day. The Student Council members represent the whole student body and act as spokesmen to the faculty. Members are chosen during either their junior or senior year and must maintain at least a B average. Some of the many jobs of the Honor Society include: creating enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership and to develop strong character. All these characteristics are carried out by the members of Honor Society. Seated: Greg Sturgeon, Alec Miller, Ron Pearce, Bill Jervis, Judy Boycan, Connie Schlicht. Stella Cummings, Gregg, Daryl Daniels. Standing: Lois Giesmann, Cathie Susan Schodlatz, Ginny Walters, Elaine O’Connell. Schlicht. Mary Ellen Lamb. Debbie Turner, Carolyn 108 Sealed: Sally Bollinger, Jeannette Braine, Patty Mook, Kay Beach. Standing: Bob Shaw, Carl Simon, Daryl Daniels, Paul Benson, Ken Fink. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Discussing the qualities of a good teacher and learning the opportunities and disadvantages of the teaching field are the purposes of the Future Teachers of America. These goals are met each year by listening to the experiences of teachers and carrying on debates and panel discussions. Senior members assist teachers in Park Elementary School. Sponsored by the National Education Association, the club is under the guidance of Miss Esther Urey. Sealed: Nancy Pollock, See.; Carolyn Jervis, Vice-Pres.; Bill MacTaggart, Treas. Standing: Miss Esther Urey, Adviser; Linda Bovard. Pres. First Row: Mary Kay Zellmann, Jane Davis, Sue Humphrey, Leslie Riddle, Leslie Lewis. Second Row: Mary Ann Crawford, Linda Hughes, Marjorie Gilderslceve, Jackie Barnes, Karen Campbell, Mary Skelton, Linda Bennett. Third Row: Bob Porkalob, Mike O’Connell, Betsy Bowden. Nancy Pollock. Jim Carpenter. 109 First Row; Carol Walter, Larry Beck. Dave Shawgo, Scott Brumbaugh, Larry Shipton, Garry Beck. Linda Miller. Second Row: Kathy Campbell, Connie Sansotta, Lynn Penman, Linda Como, Phyllis Dye, Kaye Watt, Susan Osborn, Linda Glass. Third Row: Kay Leone, Cindy McWilliams, Bev Montgomery, Charlotte Miller, JoAnn Gwasdauskas, Connie Wirth, Claudia Butcher, Rogcne Paganelli, Laura Stodolak, Shirley Fates, Sandy Isenberg, Barb Altmas. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA 1963-64 marks the Tenth Anniversary of Chapter 900 Future Business Leaders of America. During the 10-year period the Grove City group has installed chapters in Sharpville, Knox, Evans City, Butler, Lakeview, and Mohawk (Bessemer, Pa.) The Grove City group acted as host to schools in Region II at the meeting on April 2. Club activities include sponsoring an annual after-game dance, producing football programs, selling megaphones, studying and investigating business occupations and office standards, sponsoring a party for the Children’s Home, and sponsoring a bowling league. Miss Alice Coyer is the club adviser. Seated: Mary Lou Shaw, Rec. Sec.; Kay Foster, Pres.; Kathy McAninch, Reporter; Rose Emanuele, Historian. Standing: Miss Nancy Hogg; Miss Alice Coyer, Adviser; Susan Hedegore, Program Co-ordinator; Pauline Miller, Treas.; Diane Thorn-bury, Corr. Sec.; Gloria Decker. Vice-Pres. First Row: Eileen DeLaurentis, Sharon Crawley, Dorothy Stoops, Sharon MacTaggart, Bernice Covert. Second Row: Ginger Moore, Joyce Ferguson, Debbie Morgan, Sophie Gargasz, Roberta Bice, Janet Sowers, Sue Elder, Sandy Filer, Donna Seivers. Third Row: Barb Adams, Karen Sonntag. Doris Coulson, Carol Shaw, Sandy Brumbaugh. Marilyn Covert, Jo Neeley. Sally Filetic. Sandy Pettinato, Darla Royer. 110 First Row: Donna Breese, Elaine O'Connell. Carol Montgomery, Nancy McCurdy, Donna Simpson, Susan Schodlatz, Mary Ann Rector, Judy Boycan. Second Row: Shirley Collar, Linda Vinton, Linda Wise, Deana Blom, Eloise Boozel, Sue Book, Jane Skelton, Donna Ryder, Vicki Osborne, Marlene Williamson, Johanna Rhodes. Pam Hoagland. Mary Geary. Nancy Jones, Becky Mc-Michael. FUTURE NURSES CLUB Working in the High School's medical room and assisting at the Grove City Hospital help the FNC girls to gain a knowledge of nursing. Meetings are held twice a month and guest speakers are invited. This club is open to all girls who have a “C” average. Mrs. Mary Jane Williamson is the adviser. Seated: Mary Ann Rector. Pres.; Mrs. Jane Williamson. Adviser; Becky McMichael, Vice-Pres. Standing: Susan Schodlatz, Sec.; Linda Wise, Treas. First Row: Connie Beech, Ruth Chembars, Sandra Rust, Barbara Ziccardi, Carol Cummins, Barbara Weller, Linda Shaw, Patti Mann, Judy McNutt, Diane Watkins. Sandy Birnley. Second Row: Linda Cook, Martha Billig. Sylvia Berry, Bonnie Beatty, Kathy Bovard, Marsha Cagno, Holly Hoffman. Cathy McFarland. Peggisue Cress, Linda Bascler, Barbara Adams. Debbie Campbell. Mary Pyle. Diane Schodlatz. Ill First Row: Bill Filer. Gale Webster. Fred McNeish, Jim Dailey, Jack Maxwell. Carl Gravatt, Wayne Lightner. Second Row: Mr. Oscar Padcn. adviser, John Thompson. Cliff Chisholm, Dan Wimer, Tom Gabig. Ed Richardson, Paul Kildoo, Chuck Heath. Third Row: Dave Reiber. Charles Walter. Dave Faust, Ken Lutes, Larry Dillaman. Chuck Evans. Larry Brenchle. Anthony Nicoletta. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA F.F.A. is a national organization of, by, and for boys studying vocational agriculture. The primary purposes of the F.F.A. are the development of good citizenship, cooperation, and agricultural leadership. During this year the 67 members of the chapter participated in local, area, regional, state, and national contests. Ralph Patton and James Grace won the right to compete in the national Dairy Products Contest and the Dairy Judging Contest held at Waterloo, Iowa. Activities are the annual Parent and Son Banquet, Sweetheart Dance, softball and basketball games, dairy and swine livestock rings, summer meetings, and a loan fund for members to use in improving their supervised farming programs. Sponsor is Mr. Oscar L. Paden. Kneeling: Mike McClung, Chaplain; Harry Lutes, Sentinel. Standing: Bill Gregg, Pres.; Ron Mattocks, Vice-Pres., Ralph Patton, Sec.; Bill Evans, Treas.; Mr. Oscar Paden, Adviser. First Row: Fred Blauser, Larry Filer, Larry Metheney, Dennis Sonntag, Ed Blauser. George Hancox, James Sur-rena, John Barnes, Larry Snow, Gary Anderson, David Jewell. David Zook. David Nelson, Paul Addison, Dick Breese, Charles Greer. Second Row: Ed Fyffe, John Brown. John Anderson. Bill Bowers. Bob Pears, Ron Miller. Tom McNutt, Gary Miller. 112 Kathy Priester, Ellen Shaw, Ida Mae Todd. Margaret Hall. Sue Rcagle. Shirley Zimmerman. Evelyn Gregg, Linda Clark. Cheryl Clegg. First Row: Judy Coryea. Chaplain; Shirley Zimmerman, Pres.; Pearletta Heasley, Music Director. Second Row: Mary Jane Wall, Sec.; Janet Snyder. Treas.; Miss Eleanor Lewis. Adviser; Margaret Hall. Vice-Pres.; Evelyn Gregg. Historian. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Improving personal and community living both now and in the future is the goal of this national organization. An interest in the art of homemaking is the requirement for membership. This year the Future Homemakers entered the competition for the Red Rose Chapter which is the state honor for the development of an outstanding FHA program. Adviser to this club is Miss Eleanor Lewis. 113 First Row: Karen Colbert, Bonnie Pizor, Pearletta Hcas-ley, Bonnie Bollinger. Second Row: Lana Deniker. Sheila Wallace. Judy Coryea. Becky Carothers, Virginia Jones. Third Row: Mary Jane Wall, Dolly O’Brian, Linda Peters, Carol Bodnar. Janet Snyder, Linda Doersch, Bonnie Guntrum, Carolyn MacDougall. First Row: Mick VanVoorhis. John Rossi. Jim Deitrick, Ron Phillips. George Moore, Bret Kingsley. Marvin Schwandt. Second Row: Ralph Murphy, Rick Palmer. Clair McCartney. Barry Reeher. Larry Cookson, Gary McCracken, Tim McCarl, Jim Turek. AUDIO VISUAL AIDS CLUB Before being admitted to this service club, a prospective member must pass a test administered by the club. The members are responsible for maintaining and operating the school’s audio-visual aid equipment. The equipment consists of phonographs, slide and film projectors, screens, tape recorders and films. The adviser of this club is Mr. Sam Bowers. Mr. Sam Bowers. Adviser; Anna Rossi, Pres.; Mark Clark, Vice-Pres.; Evelyn Gregg, Sec.; Ron Campbell, Treas. First Row: Bill Campbell. Dick Hoffman, Rick Winder. tace. Bill Uber, Dan Morgan, Cliff Knauff, Dave Shawgo, Second Row: Bob Shaw, Dave Schmeltzer, Mike Mat- Kurt Spence. Bob Percy. 114 First Row: Carol Walter. Marsha Basham. Linda Bennett. Janet Sowers. Lana Deniker, Roberta Bice, Marsha McCarl. Linda Glass, Nancy Jones, Sheila Wallace. Mary Jane Wall. Second Row: Bernice Covert, Shirley Collar. Dcana Blom. Bonnie Bollinger. Geannc Hogue. Gladys English. Kaye Watt. Sharon Crawley, Sue Osborn, Sandy Filer. Shirley Gregg. Third Row: Sophie Gargasz. Debbie Morgan. Bonnie Guntrum, Nancy McCandless. Marcia Faivre. Dolly O’Brian, Janet Snyder. Patty Gregg. Marjorie Rice. TRI-HI-Y In accordance with the YWCA, this club strives to create and maintain Christian character in home, school, and community. Trimming the Christmas tree, selling Christmas candles, and managing the coat check at the basketball games, the girls were very active under the direction of Mrs. Doris Nichols. First Row: Kay Foster, Vice-Pres.; Mrs. Doris Nichols, Adviser; Jean Kelley, Pres.; Carol Walter, Chaplain. Second Row: Donna Breese, Scrapbook; Sandy Brumbaugh, Treas.; Nancy McCurdy, Sec. First Row: Donna McCrea. Barb Adams. Kay Foster, McCurdy. Sandy Brumbaugh, Carol Montgomery, Jean Sally Filetic, Kathy Priester, Sandy Pettinato, Margaret Kelley. Sally Osborne. Ellen Shaw. Ida Mae Todd. Hall. Second Row: Doris Coulson. Donna Breese. Nancy 115 First Row: Mary Ellen Lamb. Debbie Turner. Connie Schlicht, Susan Schodlatz, Lois Giesmann, Pauline Mil-Schlicht. Mary Ann Rector. Phyllis Dumbroski. Karen ler. Ginny Walters. Bonnie Moon. Sonntag. Second Row: Darlene Montgomery. Cathie LIBRARY AIDES Library Club is a Service Club under the sponsorship of Librarian, Miss Anna Belle Hamilton. It is composed of girls who are interested in library work and books. The aides assume such library duties as carding and shelving books, finding back issues of magazines for students, and arranging attractive bulletin boards and exhibits. A special activity of the year is the trip to Pittsburgh to see a stage play. The club’s main purposes are to locate reference materials for students doing research and to stimulate an interest in reading among the other students. Seated: Becky Tearc. Treas.; Debbie Turner. Pres.; Mary Ellen Lamb. Vice-Pres. Standing: Miss Anna Belle Hamilton. Adviser; Mary Ann Rector. Sec. First Row: Candy Sherman. Kathy King. Karen Burns, Sue Humphrey, Carolyn MacDougall, Sharon Eller, Kathy Clepper. Karen Colbert, Beverly Allen. Second Row: Nancy Penar, Connie Beech, Sylvia Berry, Laura Stodalak, Diana Morrow. Jackie Barnes, Barbara Weller, Linda Wise. Kathy Vinton. Third Row: Mary Pyle. Diane Schodlatz, Holly Hoffman, Cathy Bennett, Kay Osborne. Marilyn Joseph. Patty Harshaw, Leslie Lewis. Karen Campbell, Becky Teare. 116 First Row: Tom Wonsettler. Connie Schlict, Cathy Osborne. Ronci DeMarsh. Tom Burdick. Second Row: Bob Bice. Dave Benson. John Wiglcy. Don McDowell. Joe Spatara. John Knode. Third Row: John McLaughlin, Dan Morgan. Don Rhoads. Larry Dickson, Bob Black. Carl Simon. CHESS CLUB Chess Club is composed of students interested in learning and playing chess. Tournaments are held once a week in the Cafeteria to find the best players. The club is under sponsorship of Mr. Morrison Orr. 117 Rhoads, McLaughlin. Messina, and Spatara during Chess Tournament. First Row: Howard Painter. George Elliott. Wayne Nees. Chuck Chanadet. Ed Edmiston. John Hosack, Bo Christie, Bob Deniker. Robbie Wood, John Campbell. Arnell. Bill Elliott. Ron Pearce, Paul Benson, Dave Bar- Jim Barron, Tom Wilkins, Tom McCluskey. Ed Robson. tholomew. Chuck Rhome. Second Row: Greg Sturgeon, John Me- KEY CLUB Key Club is a local member of Key Club International, a nationwide high school organization sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. Films, debates, and talks are the interesting programs presented at the meetings. Adviser for this organization is Mr. Abe Ruben. Seared: John McNees. Vice-Pres.; Jim Ferguson, Treas.; Mike King. Sec. Standing: Chuck Chanadet, Pres.; Mr. Abe Ruben, Adviser. First Row: Bob Collar, Jim Robson, Ken Westlake, Jim Ferguson, Mike King, Larry Shipton, Vinny Sansotta, Lee Pearce, Bill Whitesell, Bob Reynolds. Second Row: Jim Hawthorne, Louis Baird. Ken Richards, Keith Bro-phy, Tom Conners, Don Wygal, Tom MacRae. Bob Steese, Gary Parker, Don Rhoads, Dave Schmeltzer, Don McDowell. Third Row: Dick Houston. John Merritt, Merle McConnell, Rusty Buzard, Brent Enderle, Bob McKnight, Dave Mullen. Gary DeMarsh, Denny Fassett, Fred Perrine, Craig Wind, Mike Rodgers. 118 First Row: Bill McKay, Bill Stabile, Carl Kennedy, Bruce Moore. Walter Jones. Ken Priester. Second Row: Chip Hetrick, Jim Pardoe, Bruce Boak. Garry Beck, Larry Beck, Tim Dumbroski. Third Row: Jerry Dunn, Tim Cookson. Terry Morley, Bill Babcock, Ned Beatty, Jim Boyd. Scott Brumbaugh. BIOLOGY CLUB Speakers have dominated the main portion of the Biology Club programs this year. Mr. William Miller showed slides of plants. Dr. Jones spoke on hypnosis. Dr. DeAngclo on anethesiology, and Dr. Weiland gave a talk on radiology. Members of the club held a bake sale to raise money for club projects. Mr. Gary Steen is the adviser of the group. Daryl Daniels. Pres.; Judy Boycan, Vice-Pres.; Sue Frank, Sec.; Jean Hoffman. Treas.; Mr. Gary Steen, Adviser. First Row: Marjorie Gildersleeve, Sue Book. Mary Kay Zellmann. Petra Bentlage. Mary Lou Shaw. Second Row: Jane Coleman. Dawn McGinnis, Linda Stiles. Carol Cummins, Barb Ziccardi, Donna Ryder, Jane Skelton. Third Row: Linda Hughes, Becky McMichael, Nancy Pollock. Betsy Bowden. Linda Shaw, Patty Mann, Mary Ann Crawford. 119 Connie DeGregory, Chuck McKean, Dawn Babcock, Bill Stabile, Jo Hartley, Ron Campbell. Naomi Knisely, Bret Kingsley, Bill Uber, Barb Gregg. ART CLUB Art is a search for the ways that are best suited to the individual to express his own ideas and feelings. Through the guidance of the Art Club’s adviser; Miss Marlene Gamer, many hidden artistic talents are brought out to beautify the school. This Christmas the round window in the classroom doors became the glow of a candle and the beauty of a stained glass window. The joint creative ability of the club was apparent when the Thanksgiving Collage was made for the cafeteria. Marilyn Vance. Mary Lewis, Sally King, Sherri Winger, Phil Smith, Sue Frank. Virginia Walters, Pres.; Dianne Sweitzer, Vicc-Pres.; Bob Savolskis, Dona Brown, Kurt Spence, Gary Joseph, John Miss Marlene Gamer, Adviser; Dona Brown, Sec.-Trcas. Trunick. Dave Trunick, Tom McCool. 120 First Row: Carolyn VanVoorhis. Bonnie Moon. Debbie Turner. Suzi Frank, Kay Foster, Phyllis Dumbroski, Doris Coulson, Barb DeLaurentis. Second Row: Jeannette Braine, Carol Shawgo. Kay Beach. Petra Bentlage. Sue Schettler, Stella Cummings, Connie Schlicht. Susan Schodlatz. Virginia Walters. Third Row: Carol Montgomery. Jean Kelley. Elaine O’Connell. Donna Brecse, Cathie Schlicht. Clara Clark. Judy Robinson. Linda Dresch, Darlene Montgomery. GIRL'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Objectives of GAA are to promote interest in athletics, to provide an opportunity for additional participation in physical activity, and to foster good sportsmanship. Membership is open to any girl in the senior high school. GAA’s activities range from soccer to softball. They also include individual types of sports such as bowling and tumbling. Sponsor of this club is Mrs. Coralee Armstrong. First Row: Jeannette Braine, Pres.; Mrs. Coralee Armstrong. Adviser; Carolyn VanVoorhis, Vice-Pres. Second Row: Susan Schodlatz, Treas.; Cathie Schlicht. Sec.; Sue Schettler, Corr. Sec. First Row: Jean O’Mahoncy, Pam Parker, Judy McNutt, Barb Ziccardi. Kathy McLaughlin. Second Row: Sue Lamont. Barb Weller, Marsha Cagno, Diane Schodlatz, Linda Shaw. Patty Mann, Sally King, Marsha Morris. Third Row: Dawn Babcock, Barb Alimas. Sue Humphrey. Lois Byard, Leslie Riddle. Linda Dearborn. Becky Teare. Pam Hoagland, Wendie Martin, Laura Stodolak. 121 From: Freddie Labor, Sue Frank, Becky Teare. Back: Cathy Bennett, Sally Labor, Carolyn Jervis. “Thunder, Thunder, Thunderation! We are the Eagle Delegation.” This cheer brings the spectators to their feet with spirit and enthusiasm. Helping to build a team following, the girls place posters and banners throughout the school. Mrs. Coralee Armstrong is the advisor to this group and Head-cheerleader is Freddie Labor. From: Karen Bums. Lois Byard, Connie Beech. Back: Pam Hoagland. Cathy Osborne, Jane Beach. Freddie Labor (1), Sue Frank, Cathy Bennett, Carolyn Jervis, Becky Teare, Sally Labor. 122 First Row: Rogene Paganclli, Diane Thornbury. Jean Ronel DeMarsh. Melly Lou Simon, Naomi Knisely, Jo Hoffman, Mary Lou Jack, Shirley Fales. Second Row: Hartley, Third Row: Ramona Jack. High-stepping is the word which best describes the G.C.H.S. majorettes. These girls perform at pep rallies, football and basketball games. Hard work and time go into every routine the girls perform. Under the leadership of Ramona Jack, head-majorette, and Mrs. Coralee Armstrong, adviser, the majorettes add spirit and vitality to G.C.H.S. activities. Sealed: Ramona Jack. Left to Right: Mary Lou Jack, Diane Thornbury, Jo Hartley. Shirley Fales, Jean Hoffman, Naomi Knisely, Ronel De-Marsh, Melly Lou Simon, Rogene Paganelli. Ramona Jack. Rogene Paganelli, Ronel De-Marsh, Diane Thornbury, Shirley Fales, Jean Hoffman. Jo Hartley, Naomi Knisely, Melly Lou Simon. Mary Lou Jack. 123 First Row: Carolyn Myers, Patty Moon, Patty Mook, Hall. Linda Bovard, Diane Hillard, Bob Shaw, Judy Kathy Kamerer, Karen Collar, Wendie Martin, Cheryl Robinson. Johanna Rhodes, Jack White. Clegg, Sherri Winger, Sue Schettler. Second Row: Elmer FRENCH CLUB French Club, le Cercle Francais, develops the students' knowledge, appreciation, and use of the French language and culture. The club programs include French skits, games, songs and talks on France. Membership is open to all current and former students of French. Mrs. Mary Louise Christie is the adviser. Diana Hillard, Treas.; Linda Bovard, Pres.; Mrs. Mary Louise Christie, Adviser; Patty Moon, Vice-Pres.; Carolyn Myers, Sec. First Row: Joyce Jenny, Gayle Melick, Jayne McNeish, Mary Skelton, Karen Filer. Claudia Butcher, JoAnn Gwasdauskas, Charlotte Miller, Mary Geary. Second Row: Jane Davis, Lindsay Mork, Lois Byard. Pam Hoag-land, Floise Boozel, Alice McClelland. Bev Montgomery, Susan Hedegore, Kathy Campbell. Third Row: Bob Por-kalob, Larry Shipton. Dona Brown, Vicki Osborne, Connie Sansotta. Leslie Riddle. Cindy McWilliams, Bob Collar, Jim Carpenter. Todd Burns, Dave Benson. Fourth Row: Ragnar Borei, John Merritt. 124 First Row: Phil Smith, Jim Sankey, Mike O’Connell, Boylan. Linda Dresch. Donna Simpson. Charlotte Don McDowell, Bill Shawgo, John Knode. Carl Simon, Knauff. Eileen DeLaurentis, Mellie Lou Simon. Marcia John McLaughlin, Bob Townley. Second Row: Sally La- Nichols, Sally Bollinger, bor. Kay Leone, Mary Lou Jack, Nancy Long, Nancy SPANISH CLUB “El Circulo Espanol,” the Spanish Club, is a growing club in the high school. This year the Spanish Club members sponsored a dance after a Basketball game and celebrated Christmas with their annual “Piiiata.” The meetings are conducted in Spanish and the members participate in Spanish games and plays. Mr. Anthony Orsillo is the sponsor of “El Circulo Espanol.” Seated: Jeannette Braine. Vice-Pres.; Geraldine Brinkley, Sec.; Judy Harrison, Treas. Standing: Mr. Anthony Orsillo. Adviser, Jim McCoy. Pres. 125 First Row: Barb Brown, Kathy Priester, Pearletta Heasley. Anna Rossi. Dianne Sweitzer, Mary Lou Shaw, Patty Mook. Linda Miller. Second Row: Linda Bennett. Margaret Hall, Judy Coryea. Donna Seivers, Wanita Jones, Virginia Jones, Shirley Collar. Sue Reagle, Mary Kay Zellmann. Third Row: Tom Spanglehour, Bonnie Guntrum, Linda Doersch, Donna McCrea, Bonnie Bollinger. Sheila Wallace, Joyce Ferguson. Deana Blom. Petra Bentlage. Jean Kelley, Diane Morrow, Gloria Decker. Fourth Row: Patty Mann, Donna Breese. Judy Harrison. Mary Ann Crawford. Nancy McCurdy, Geraldine Brink-ley. Dave Whetzel. John Alessio, Penny Brannon. Carol Shaw-go. Holly Hoffman. Clara Clark, Marilyn Young. Joanne Turek. Pam Grossman. Fifth Row: Ragnar Borei, Bruce Boak. Dawn Babcock. Mark Clark. Singing in the annual Christmas and Springtime concerts, Grove City High School Choir is one of the fastest growing organizations in the school. For the first time a student, Bruce Boak, was selected to represent this school at state choir in Philadelphia. Activities for this group include sponsoring a dance and presenting special assemblies. Director of this group is Mr. Thomas Greer. Seated: Judy Harrison, Librarian; Nancy McCurdy, Treas.; Barb Brown, Vice-Prcs.; Marilyn Young, Robes. Standing: John Alessio, Sec.; Bruce Boak, Pianist; Mark Clark, Pres.; Mr. Thomas Greer, Director. CONCERT CHOIR Members of the choir sound off during practice. 126 Seated: Sherry Shank. Donna Seivers. Barbara Brown. Whetzel, John Alessio, Dawn Babcock. Pam Spencer. First Row: Marilyn Young. Sandy Corbin. Dianne Sweit- Mrs. Marilyn Hodge, Mrs. Ida Marie Kalajainen. zer. Joyce Ferguson. Joanne Turek. Second Row: Dave Under the supervision of the Senior Music Club of Grove City, the Junior Music Club was started this school term. The Club’s purpose is to promote the interest of the student in the art of music. Next spring the group will participate in the Junior Music Festival. Mrs. Marilyn Hodge and Mrs. Ida Marie Kalajainen arc this active group's advisers. Seated: Joyce Ferguson, Vice-Pres.; Joanne Turek, Pres.; Barb Brown. Sec.-Treas. Standing: Mrs. Marilyn Hodge and Mrs. Ida Marie Kalajainen. Advisers. JUNIOR MUSIC CLUB ■i Junior Music Club members in action. 127 First Row: Hugh Miller, Karyn Filer, Alice McClelland. Darlene Stephenson, Gail Mellick, Lois Byard, Barb Ga-big. Wcndie Martin, Jane Coleman, Patty Harshaw, Lindsay Mork, Randy Jewell. Second Row: Carl Ken- nedy, Bill McKay. Jim Sankey. Bob Reynolds. Dave Benson, Jerry Cokeane. Bob Collar, Kenny Westlake, Rusty Buzard, Bruce Boak. Tom Connors. DRAMATICS CLUB Trying to arouse interest in one of the Finer Arts and providing a chance for experience in speaking and acting while also offering entertainment are the objectives of this club. With Mr. Walter Schied as sponsor, Dramatics Club is one of the most active in GCHS. Sponsoring a “movie a month’’ has been the chief project during the school year. From Here to Eternity, King Solomon’s Mines and Quo Vadis were three of the movies presented. First Row: Bo Arncll, Anna Rossi, Chris Surrcna, Anna Petuch, Carolyn VanVoorhis, Debbie Turner, Connie Schlicht, Karen Collar, Kathy Kamerer. Barb DeLaurentis, Mark Clark. Second Row: Darlene Montgomery, Cathie Schlicht, Sue Schettler, Carol Shawgo, Phyllis Dumbroski, Patty Moon, Clara Clark, Judy Robinson, Petra Bentlage, Ramona Jack, Mary Ellen Lamb. First Row: Mandy Bice. Lucia Perry. Carol Annable, Jane Beach. Cathy King. Paula Covert, Rose Cline, Jean O'Mahony. Teresa Weber, Teresa Geary. Sandy Corbin, Kathy McLaughlin, Sue Lamont, Barb Runk, Ronel De-Marsh. Second Row: Jim Bryant, John Campbell, Bill Hodge. Larry Cookson, Wayne Christie. Carol Wible, Nancy Penar, Beverly Allen, Cathy Clepper, Roger Paganclli. Tom McCluskey, Jim Pardoe, Robbie Wood, Joe Spatara, Chip Hetrick. 128 First Row: Mary Ellen Lamb, Connie Schlicht. Debbie Shawgo, Kip Allen Petra Bentlage. Cathie Schlicht, Judy Turner. Kathy Kamerer. Karyn Filer, Barb DeLaurentis. Robinson. Terry Farren. Bob Smith. Second Row: Gary Mechler, Lois Giesmann. Carol THESPIANS Open to all students who have obtained the required set of points in dramatics goes the honor of becoming a member of the National Thespian Society. Directing, acting, and make-up are some of the activities these students participate in to obtain their compulsory 10 points. The adviser is Mr. Walter Scheid. First Row: Bob Smith, Jerry Covert. Jerry Cokeane. Second Row: Bill Slocum. Van Fleming. Joe Mattace. Rick Williamson. Ron Birnley. Bob Butler. Alex Parenti. Seated: Bruce Boak. Vice-Pres.; Patty Har-shaw. Sec.; Carolyn VanVoorhis. Treas. Standing: Mr. Walter Scheid, Adviser; Mark Clark, Pres. STAGE CREW These boys arc responsible for the task of settings for the Junior and Senior Plays and other various plays that are held throughout the year. Boys interested in these behind the scenes jobs in dramatics may apply for membership in this club. 129 First Row: Darlene Montgomery, Elaine O’Connell, Kay Beach, Martha Billig, Anna Rossi, Mary Skelton, Sue Humphrey, Kathy Vinton, Bev Allen, Diane Schodlatz. Second Row: Bob MacDougall. John Rossi, Phil Smith, Jim Deitrick, Alan Darcangelo, Don Miller, Bill Westler, Peter Beech, Dennis Emanuele, Conrad McNees, Alvin Pyle, Terry Morley. Third Row: Jim Sankey, Jim West, Bill Stabile, Breton Kingsley, Wayne Christie, Marvin Schwandt, Tom Hoffman, Cliff Knauff. Mike O’Connell, Chuck Bowden. Chip Hetrick. GCHSBAND One of the most active organizations in our school is the Grove City High School marching Band directed by Mr. Grant Thompson. This organization is open to all students who possess a degree of proficiency in playing a band instrument and are willing to give up some of their spare time and energy to maintain the high standards of the Band. Seated: Sue Humphrey, Sec.-Treas.; Mr. Grant Thompson, Director; Elaine O’Connell, Vice-Pres. Standing: Mike O’Connell. Pres. First Row: Joyce Slocum, Paula Christie, Peggy Rector, Debbie Sloan, Janice Billick, Gale Zahnizer, Mary Lou Vincent. Kim Horseman. Jill DeLett, Joanne Billig. Second Row: Debbie Montgomery, Shirley Gregg. John Gies-mann, Don Elliott. Jeanne Butcher, Ellabeth Dcniker, Carolyn Cooper, Colleen Daniels, Paula Barron. Third Row: Bob Christie, Tom Turner, Joe Filer, Pat Gross-man, Clara Clark, Petra Bentlage, Linda Christie, Diane Thompson, Bob Penar. GCHS ORCHESTRA Consisting of nine members, the GCHS Orchestra performs for various assemblies and concerts during the school year. An acquired knowledge of a stringed or woodwind instrument is the only qualification to become a member of this organization. Mary Pyle, Sally King, Pauline Miller, Linda Hughes, Marjorie Gildersleeve, Phil Smith, Larry Kiel, Bob Porkalob, Tom Keitzer. First Row: Elaine O’Connell, Diana Hillard. Phyllis Bo Arnell, Carolyn Myers, Susan Schodlatz. Ginnie Wal- Dumbroski, Mary Ann Rector, Debbie Turner. Connie ters, Judy Robinson, Carol Mohn. Karen Collar. Kathy Schlicht, Mary Ellen Lamb, Linda Bovard. Second Row: Kamerer, Daryl Daniels. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE American Field Service is an organized club at GCHS and affiliated with the National American Field Service. Sponsored by Mrs. Helen Sutton, the clubs members activities center around raising money to send a local student to another country and bring one to Grove City for either a year or a semester. Students from Grove City receiving this honor have been Norma Pearson, Bob Nutt, Bob Elsdon, Daryl Daniels, and Jim McCoy. First Row: Mike O’Connell. Phil Smith, Leslie Lewis, ie Martin, Nancy Pollock, Jane Skelton, Bob Pagni, John Karen Campbell, Kathy Vinton, Mary Ann Crawford, Campbell. Bob Black. Jim Carpenter, Todd Burns. Bill Mary Kay Zellmann, Karen Filer, Bill McKay, Bruce Stabile. Boak. Second Row: Betsy Bowden, Mary Skelton, Wend- ATHLETICS 1956’s Cover A faculty page of 1956’s yearbook. 1957’s Cover I ..... ' II n o ®l i 2, '- r $ Part of the graduating class of 1957. G.A.A. and Art Club of 1962. 1962’s Cover Scoreboard Assistant Coaches Robert Deinert and James Petrunyak; Head Coach John Hummel watch the Eagles in action. GCHS Opponent 19 Rochester 6 13 Meadville 12 19 Oil City 13 13 Mercer 15 12 Titusville 7 19 Franklin 20 0 Greenville 33 6 Sharpsville 12 6 Hickory 0 107 118 FOOTBALL Determination and the desire for a well played game were the keys which led the Eagles in their drive for a winning season in 1963. With Coach John Hummel at the helm, the Gold and White recorded five wins and four losses. Statistic wise the Eagles plowed across the gridiron to chalk up a total offense of 2,088 yards. Three hundred and four of these were gained through the passing ability of the Grovers while 1,784 yards were netted in rushing plays. Ninty-one first downs were made by the Gold and White. Fourteen boys played their last football game at G.C.H.S. this year. They were Ron Pearce, John Mc-Nees, Dave Bartholomew, Chuck Chanadet, Bill Gills, Chuck McKean, Ron Dickson, Alec Miller, Greg Sturgeon, Terry Webster, Dave Shawgo, Colin Crouch, John Hosack, and Kip Allen. First Row: Head Coach John Hummel. Thomas. Baird, Mc-Knight, Mechler. Rodgers. MacRae, Wygal, Braine. Miller. Mullen. Hosack, Forker, and Coach Bob Braine. Second Row: Coach Don Gill. Walwork, Holmes. P. Christie, Fassett. Math-ieson. Filer, DeMarsh, Enderle. Pearce, L., Pearce, R., McNees, Bartholomew, Allen, Coach Jim Petrunyak. Third Row: Coach Bob Deinert, DeGregory. Ferguson, Dickson. L.. Wind. Chanadet. Savolskis, Holmes, T., Gills, Houston, McCarl, Dickson, R.. Merritt, Miller, Perrine, Webster, Cookson, Shawgo. Dunn. Crouch. McKean, Sturgeon, Flowers, Kelly, Coach, Joel Beas-on. 134 Chuck Chanadet ( 29) outmaneuvers an attempted tackle. Alec Managers. Kip Allen and Bruce Pen- Miller ( 89) moves in to assist, man, hash over strategy for coming game. Eagle players, Brent Enderle ( 21), Greg Sturgeon ( 19 and Jim Christie ( 68) move into position to down ball carrier. GCHS 19—Rochester 6 .. . Grove City High School’s Eagles opened their 1963 football season with a 19-6 victory over the Rochester Rams. This is the fourth time in as many games that the Eagles have beaten the Rams. The first half belonged to the Eagles with the Gold and White scoring two touchdowns and one extra point while holding the Rams at bay. In the second half Rochester scored what was to be their only touchdown. Chuck Chanadet came back with a 50 yard T.D. run to make the score 12-6. Greg Sturgeon scored Eagle touchdowns with Jim Ferguson supplying the extra point. Grove City’s whole defensive team was outstanding in stopping Rochester. Jim Ferguson ( 18) breaks through for a gain. Don Wygal ( 31) moves up to head off opponets. GCHS 13—Meadville 12 . . . this game saw the two teams meeting for the 21st time. By winning the contest the Eagle’s record is now 11-7-3. Meadville proved to be a worthy opponent for Grove City as they led the Gold and White in first downs, passing, and yardage. A 58 yard run by the Bulldogs gave Meadville the first T.D. Early in the second quarter Chuck Chanadet made his first touchdown and in the third his second to put GCHS in the lead. An interception by Meadville 13 plays later set the Bulldogs up for the last T.D. Jim Ferguson’s interception and several long runs by Greg Sturgeon were some of the outstanding plays. 135 Ball carrier Jim Ferguson ( 18) advances down the field as Mike King ( 59) throws block. GCHS 19—Oil City 13 . . . this encounter provided the Eagle fans with one of the most exciting games of the year. Grove City won the toss and elected to kick off. Oil City fumbled on their own 20 yard line and it was recovered by the Eagles. Bill Gills took it over two plays later with only 1 minute and 21 seconds in the game. John McNees scored from the four in the second quarter, and Chuck Chanadet broke loose for 20 yards and the score in the fourth quarter. Bill Gills led the Eagle’s ground attack with 104 yards of GC’s 294 yards and carried the ball 24 times of the 74 rushing plays. GCHS 13—Mercer 15 .. . this put Grove City’s winning habits to an end and gave Mercer their first victory over the Eagles since 1952. The Gold and White made 14 first downs and gained a total of 287 yards to out do Mercer in everything but the score. Bob Savolskis carried the pigskin over from the two to open the scoring. The Mustangs came back with a field goal and two TD’s before Chuck Chanadet chalked up a touchdown for his team. Outstanding plays included a twenty yard run by Bill Gills and an interception by John McNees. The Greg Sturgeon—John Merritt passing unit helped the cause by gaining 50 yards of the gridiron. Bill Gills ( 49) runs into snare, John McNees ( 39) and Greg Sturgeon move up. GCHS 19—Franklin 20 . . . 1963 Homecoming found Franklin on the home gridiron. The Knights played another “tooth and nail” game as they edged the Eagles by one point for the second year in a row. Statistics were in favor of Grove City, but Franklins’ extra point told the story. Bill Gills scored two of Grove City’s TD’s. Bill sprinted 67 yards for one of his TD’s. A pass from Greg Sturgeon to Ron Pearce accounted for the Eagles third touchdown. Paving the way for two of Grove City’s TD's were Larry Mathieson and Dave Bartholomew. Larry recovered a Franklin fumble and Dave intercepted a pass. Dick Houston ( 77), John Merritt ( 84) and teammate drive opponent out of bounds. GCHS 12—Titusville 7 . . . with this encounter the Eagles jumped back into the winning column. The hard fighting Rockets made a good showing, although most of the game was played in Titusville territory. Titusville was the first to hit pay dirt, but a 46 yard touchdown play with the Eagles’ Ron Pearce making the honors tightened the score. In the third quarter Bill Gills crossed the goal line for GCHS' second TD. A key play in the final seconds of the game was made by Jim Ferguson when he intercepted a Rocket pass near GC’s goal. During the game the Grovers picked up 13 first downs and gained 294 yards. Greg Sturgeon ( 19) goes out ahead of opposing host as John McNees ( 39) paves the way. GCHS 0—Greenville 33 ... a strong Greenville defense, an overpowering offense, and Eagle injuries brought about the one-sided score of this game. This shutout marked the first time an Eagle team has been white-washed in 41 games over the last five seasons. Greenville held the Eagles to three first downs, and 87 yards with their brick wall defense. Grove City could not stop the Trojan momentum and long runs accounted for all the Trojan touchdowns. Outstanding plays were turned in by Dave Mullen and Tom Thomas who recovered fumbles in the early moments of the game. Eagle regulars who were on the sidelines with injuries were Mike King, Dave Bartholomew, and Chuck Chanadet. John McNees ( 39) capitalizes on block for yardage. Ron Filer ( 65) waits for advance. Bob Savolskis ( 48) and Ron Pearce ( 88) prepare to down ball carrier as Alec Miller ( 89) goes down. GCHS 6—Hickory 0 . . . this victory made the Eagles record 5 and 4 for the season and it marks the sixth straight season that Grove City has had a winning team. The game was highlighted with sparkling defense from both teams throughout the first three scoreless quarters. Grove City made its first sustained drive when Jerry Dunn recovered a Hickory fumble only to be held at bay by Hickory linemen. The Hornets then started a drive which proved to be the longest of the game for Hickory, but Mike King recovered a Hornet fumble on the 46 yard line. The Eagles made a 54 yard drive in 18 plays which was climaxed by Bill Gills’ plunge from the two yard line with only forty-five seconds remaining in the game. GCHS 6—Sharpsville 12 .. . this marked another of the surprise ending games that Grove City has had with Sharpsville. The Eagles fought down to the last second for a victory, but could not pull it off. In the opening moments Larry Mathieson recovered a fumble to start the Gold and White on the way to the goal. Eleven plays later Bill Gills scrambled into the end zone to give the Eagles their lone TD. From here to the middle of the fourth quarter, the Blue Devils made several attempts on GC’s goal, but they were stopped by the interceptions of Jim Ferguson, Greg Sturgeon, and an unmoving line. Grove City secured 6 first downs, and gained 130 yards. Bill Gills ( 49) stopped after long gain. Alec Miller ( 89) attempts to move around obstacle. First Row: Bob McKnight, Jim Ferguson, Ron Pearce, Manager; Elmer Hall, Alec Miller, Chuck McKean. Ron Don Wygal, Paul Benson, Lee Pearce, Merle McConnell, Callahan, Greg Sturgeon, John Merritt, Bill Elliott, Gary Russell Buzard, Manager. Second Row: Bill MacTaggart, Fales. BASKETBALL Grove City Eagles Reign As Champions of Mercer County A-B League To further the spirit of basketball a new county league consisting of six area teams was formed this year. Grove City captured the title with a 8-2 record. The Eagles went into District 10 P1AA playoffs but were defeated by Meadville 77-60. Grove City’s 1963-64 basketball coaching staff; First Row: Bernard Barnes, Fred Crum. Second Row: Joel Beason, Earl Zinkham, and Head Coach, Leonard Clarke. Greg Sturgeon, 6 ft. 3 in. senior, set a new Grove City High School scoring record of 411! points in a single season. The Eagles opened the season with two straight wins by downing Reynolds and Titusville. Falling in their stride the Grovers dropped the next four straight to Oil City, Lakeview, Mercer, and New Wilmington. In the Lions Club tournaments Grove City were victors over Rochester and Slippery Rock. After losing to Hickory the Gold and White took West Middlesex and Greenville. Titusville revenged their earlier loss by beating Grove City in their own court. The Eagles won three of their next five by defeating Sharpsville, West Middlesex, and Hickory and losing to Mercer and Lakeview. The last five games found GCHS victors in two and losers in three. The Eagles lost to Commodore Perry, Oil City and Reynolds while topping Greenville and Sharpsville. 138 Scoreboard G.C.H.S. OPPONENT 54 ♦Reynolds 45 50 Titusville 49 54 Oil City 62 44 Lakeview 46 49 Mercer 67 47 New Wilmington 70 59 Rochester 54 69 Slippery Rock 53 52 ♦Hickory 61 61 ♦West Middlesex 49 65 ♦Greenville 60 39 Titusville 48 74 ♦Sharpsville 41 67 Mercer 75 52 ♦West Middlesex 48 50 ♦Hickory 40 42 Lakeview 64 69 Commodore Perry 75 63 Oil City 64 63 ♦Greenville 57 48 ♦Reynolds 60 61 ♦Sharpsville 56 1232 1244 Mercer County A-B League Bill Elliott attempts to out think opponent; Greg Sturgeon (50) watches from background. Don Wygal (22) crosses the court on his way for an attempted two points; Bill Elliott (34) moves in to assist. John Merritt (12) shoots from sidelines. Greg Sturgeon shows determined effort to take the ball up the floor. John Merritt holds ball to determine his strategy. Jim Ferguson (40) moves in to gain control of the ball. Alex Miller (24) aims for two from the outside. Greg Sturgeon goes up for an addition to the Eagle score. 140 Chuck McKean chalks up another two points. Ron Callahan (30) meets opponent in the air as Chuck McKean (52) waits tip off. Greg Sturgeon (50) thrusts the ball towards GC’s basket. 141 Bill Elliott (34) leaps over opponent for rebound; John Merritt (12) stands by. Don Wygal moves into position. First Row: Larry Como, Jim Clelland, Jim Deitrick, John Butch, Bob Christie. Second Row: Head Coach Gene Forker, Ron Patton, Tom Moore. Dave Seelbaugh, Tom Seelbaugh, Larry DeGregory, Walt Braine, Assistant Coach Norbert Dennis. Third Row: Todd Burns, Tom MacRae, Greg McNees, Paul Mueller, Denny Fas- sett. Bob Salvoskis. Fourth Row: Dave Forker, Fred Perrine. Chuck Rhome. Larry Mathieson, Jerry Dunn, Dave Remley. Fifth Row: Assistant Coach Robert Braine, Bill Campbell. Jerry Cokeane. Dave DeGregory, Laverne Dotterer. WRESTLING Under the direction of Head Coach Gene Forker and Assistant Coaches Norbert Dennis and Robert Braine, the Eagle wrestling team wound up their 1963-64 season with a 2-8 record. Tom Seelbaugh, the only senior on the squad, added a bright moment to the season. Seelbaugh won the District 10 Section III championship for the 112 pound class. The Gold and White started the season by dropping their first match to Franklin 19-32. Reynolds, the next team on the schedule, also overpowered the Eagles by 34-17. After an 18-31 defeat at the hands of Hickory and a 10-42 loss to a powerful Greenville team, Grove City broke through for two victories. The Lakeview Sailors were the first to be downed by the Eagles in a 28-15 match. For their second victory Grove City overrode New Castle 28-20. After the encounters with Lakeview and New Castle, the Gold and White went on to lose their last four matches. Jamestown defeated the Eagles 32-15 and after them Commodore Perry 28-13. Grove City’s worst loss was 6-40 against Oil City. The Eagles came close to winning the last match, but West Middlesex pulled ahead 23-18. Jim Clelland demonstrates hold on Assistant Coach Robert Braine. 142 Scoreboard GCHS OPPONENT 19 Franklin 32 17 Reynolds 34 18 Hickory 31 10 Greenville 42 28 Lakeview 15 28 New Castle 20 15 Jamestown 32 13 Commodore Perry 28 6 Oil City 40 18 West Middlesex 23 172 297 Assistant Coach Robert Braine, Head Coach Gene Forker, and Assistant Coach Norbert Dennis watch progress of match. Senior Tom Seelbaugh, District 10 Section III champion in the Walt Braine completed his third year on the wrestling team 112 lb. class, finished up his last year to total a 6-12-1 record. with a 19-8-1 record. Tom MacRae, a junior, brought his initial year to a close with a 1-8-1 record. 143 Greg McNees chalked up a 2-5-1 slate for his first year. Junior Bob Savolskis jumped up to the 13-11-4 mark after three years of competition. Chuck Rhome wrestling in the unlimited class ended with a 8-9-2 record for two years. Sophomore Walt Jones chalked up a 5-3-0 record to end his first year. 144 Bob Carruthcrs left his first year with a 0-1-1 record. Larry DeGregory compiles a 3-10-0 record after two years on the team. In the 103 lb. class Jerry Ifft ended his first year with a 1-7-0 slate. After two years of competition. Dave Forker has a 1-3-0 record. Dave DeGregory, a junior, completed two years with a 1-4-0 slate. Bob Savolskis and Walt Braine receive final instructions from the referee before the start of the match. 145 GUARANTORS CAMPBELL'S PIONEER DAIRY quality milk products COOPER-BESSEMER CORPORATION progress since 1833 ELLIOTT OIL COMPANY petroleum products FIRST SENECA BANK AND TRUST COMPANY strong - safe - friendly GROVE CITY BOWLODROME for year round enjoyment LA VERNE HARVEY magazine sales MONTGOMERY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY building needs STEESE’S ICE CREAM open all year round THE GROVE CITY NATIONAL BANK penny saved - penny earned TOWN AND COUNTRY PORTRAIT STUDIOS senior pictures YOUNG’S DAIRY milk and grocery products YOUNG’S PRINTERS all paper supplies CONTRIBUTORS • ALLIED NEWSPAPER star printers • BASHLIN COMPANY linemen supplies • GROVE CITY BUS LINE a smile—a mile • GROVE CITY FLORAL COMPANY prompt, quality service • HARSH AW’S INSURANCE complete line of insurance • ISACCO BROTHERS TILE mosaic tile . 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S. JEWELERS watches and diamonds THE GROVE CITY STORE clothes for all occasions PENN GROVE HOTEL sunday smorgasborg THE NEW PARKVIEW family dinners PETERS AND SLOAN tv-washers-dryers WESTLAKE DRESS SHOP styles and fashions P. WALL MANUFACTURING COMPANY electric soldering WINGER SON free estimates 149 PROFESSIONAL DR. A. L. BAILEY BASHLINE HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION LTD. GROVE CITY DENTISTS DR. R. J. FURLONG DR. DAN GALLAGHER DRS. C. G. JONES W. H. McCAFFERTY WHERRY KETLER, ATTORNEYS DR. H. J. LEWIS McBRIDE McBRIDE, ATTORNEYS W. C. MENZIES, JR. DON VAN VOORHIS AND ASSOCIATES, ACCOUNTANTS DR. D. E. WONSETTLER CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS GROVE CITY DEMOCRATIC WOMEN’S CLUB KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS OPTIMIST CLUB UNITED AUTO WORKERS When one glances back into the past, it is sometimes difficult to focus on how someone looked or what happened on a certain day in school ... the 1964 PINE KNOT tried to capture for you not only the main events of ’64 but a glimpse of events of 40 years of Pine Knot editions. We hope we have succeeded in doing this for you. THE STAFF Carolyn VanVoorhis, Carol Mohn, Co-Editors Nial McCamey, Adviser 150