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

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1967 volume:

,,K:W1:'Q.,,,, K -- f, 'L ,am Q 5' MARY ELLEN TUREK Editor GAYLE ZICCARDI Assistant Editor MARY KAY MCKNIGHT Literary Editor YVAYNE GREGG TOM STYPU LA Photographers Pm ETTY QI O IX ICCLIMANS Artist CHRIS ZENOBI Advertising Editor MR. NIAL MCCAMEY Adviser THE PINE KNOT 1 ,,M ,A!, ,,.- fA ' I I I I WI I I P+M: 'WfiiiIikfPII? I I I fe III IY VOLUIVIE FORTY-THREE Published bythe PINE KNOT Staff for ONE THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED and SIXTY-SEVEN f I I mg '-'- am, --L, w mv, AM I , 1 , '-'f I I ..........,. I 'WWMWAQTAQ 2 ,,,,,,,,, ' ,- f ,E:EIQE3 m7lV 1 4 GROVE CITY AREA HIGH SCHOOL I GROVE CITY, PENNSYLVANIA 3 FOREWO RD Events of today become tomorrow's memories. Each student has his own special moment that will become his fondest high school memory. Perhaps it is the Junior-Senior Prom, a part in the class play, or the gentle understanding of a dedicated teacher. Seniors move out into the future full of confidence and knowledge. With them they take strong bonds of friendships and memories of high school events. The 1967 PINE KNOT enables the student to bring those events back into mind. 4 TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration ......... .. 6- 19 Seniors ........ ....... 2 0- 45 Underclassmen ....... ...... 4 6- 77 Activities ......... ...... 7 8-109 T :E Athletics ......... ...... 1 10-121 5 ADMINISTRATION in ' 2' FACULTY A, Q i School Board Members Mr. E. S. Hassler Mr Mr. Norman S. Crill Mr. Mr. Ralph L. Beatty Mr, Mr Ronald L. McFarland My M 1' 6 Howard S. Melntire KI ...N .r.. !gi mme.. . Harry E. NICNutt, Jr Glenn Ncmntgorllery Paul li. Turner . John D. VVilson A teacher affects eternityg he can never tell where his inHuence stops. -Henry Brooke Adams UU WU II iiIU54ffIH:'r4 fm 'M Rr I 5 Q I -ef-an SUPILRINTENDENT: Dale N. Pearce PRINCIPAL: Morrison L. Orr ASSISTANT SUPERINTILNDENT: XViIIiam Koenig ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL: OSC2i1'Ij1llIClI 7 Mr. Dale N. Pearce, Superintendent The world is looking for a purpose. This is evidenced by extremes found in dress, hair styles, the mobility of people and in the fact that there is a war. Fash- ions and fads can be fun but too fre- quently conceal the searching for a pur- pose I'or living. Our educational program has been an effort to help you find a purpose in life. Nile hope you will use this education as a foundation for achieving your goals. Harold Taylor said, Education is good only as it helps people to enrich and fulhll their lives, both in leading toward personal joy and in leading to- ward the extension of one's talents into modes of helping other people. My wish for the seniors is that you may know the best of the good things that life has to offer. ADMINISTRATIGN Participants in our democracy may be thought of as consumers and producers. So far in life the members of the Class of 1967 have been primarily consumers. They have reaped the benefits of the world's best free educational system. They have also benefited from organiza- tions such as the Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts. As the members of this class leave us and begin to take their adult places in society, it is important that they realize that now they should become producers as well as consumers. People are needed to become active in government. Youth groups which make our community a better place to live need workers. Agen- cies concerned with the moral and spir- itual development of our community need new helpers. The challenge is there. Will the members of the Class of 1967 take it? Mr. William Koenig, Assistant Superintendent Mr. Morrison Orr, High School Principal GU I DAN CE .- ,, i Mr. Oscar Paclcn, Assistant High School Principal E ' 'N Mr. john S. Schulw, Cuiclancc Miss Esther Urcy, Guidance 9 The first thing that you should attend to is to speak whatever language you do in its greatest purity and according It is the contention that all people should read. write, and speak a common language, as a basis of international under- standing but since this is a highly improbable situation, we LANGUAGE master these languages which may aid us most in our future. Language is the basis for all of man's activities whether it be in school, business, at home, or around friends. Thoughts which a person thinks may sometimes be spoken but the key to this connnunication is understanding. As the competitive aspect of the world develops, the need for a more extensive knowledge of languages becomes apparent. For this reason English, French, German, Latin, and Spanish are offered to the students of Grove City High School. Miss Joan Stuckg English Head of English Department Miss Sally Soppittg English Mrs. Barbara Sagerg English Tri-Hi-Y Club Adviser Mrs. Patricia Thompsong English Future Teachers of America Club Adviser Mr. Richard Adanisg Englirlz Mr. Anthony Orsillog Spanish Spanish Club Adviser to the rules OligI'2illlll121I'.u-l.07'd Chesterhcld Mrs. Mary Lou Christieg French French Club Adviser Mr. Nial McGameyg English, Sales, Lau' Pine Knot and Grover Star Adviser Mrs. Dorothy Nuttg English Mrs. Sara J. Higginsg Latin Mr. VVilliz1m Snyderg Speech Dramatics, Debate, and Forensic League Adviser fre. Mrs. Ute Rubeng German German Club Adviser 7: 'iV :,,r B i Mrs. Eleanor Kelloggg French 'AThe universe is too great a mystery for there to be only one single approach to it. -Syinmaclzus Young people of today who genuinely thirst for truth and justice will occupy the laborato- ries and research centers of to- morrow. A scientist must have za questioning nature and an open mind, he must be able to accept new and different approaches to the universe. Grove City, in encouragement of science, ollers biology, the study of life, physics, the study of matter and energy, and M, N . ' chemistry, the study of coinposi- ISS amy I MCGu1fetB'0'0gY tion and transformation of sub- Mrs. Lorraine Gilson, Science stances. , . Majorettes, Cheerleaders, Pep Club Adviser F Mr. Gordon S. Taylor, Science, Mathematics Mr. Robert Deinert, Physics Science Club Adviser Mr. john Davis, Biology, Science Science Club Adviser Mr. Samuel Bowers, Science Mr' Homer Christie, Science Audio Visual Aides Club Adviser Junior Science Club Adviser 12 To know a little less and to understand a little more: that, it seems to me, is our greatest need. Mr. John Hummel, Sofia! Studies Mr. Edward Reddinger, Social Studies Understanding is the key to world peace and friendship. A huge place is the world and a complex place, too. From the youth oi' today come our lead- ers, enemies, and friends ol' to- morrow. The greater the under- standing among various people, the greater the friends, the fewer the enemies. Civics gives the freshman an understanding of his home state. XVorld Cultures gives the sophomore a knowledge of w o r l d civilization. American History gives the junior a view of his country's background, and seniors gain a better under- standing of world problems from Problems of Democracy. Mr. Leonard Clarke, Civics Mr. Ronald Stevens, Social Studies Mr. Richard Noel, Geography Mr. Eugene Forker, Social Studies Student Council Adviser Mrs. june Ehrlichman, Social Studies 13 Mr. Frederick Crum, Civics Mathematics is the gate and key of the sciences . . . lect of mathematics works injury to all knowledge, since he who is ignorant of it CLIIIIIOL know the other sciences or the things ol this world. -Roger Hnrolz Some ol' the deepest puzzles that man must face can be solved through mathematics. Possessing a certain beauty and orderliness, this science is one of the most useful and fascinating branches of human knowledge. Ancient philos- ophers used this area ol' knowledge to help them solve nature's mysteries. Today's generation uses it a guide to outer space. In order to educate their students for the space-age, the math department oH'ers Mathematics, Alge- bra I and II, Geometry, Trigonometry and Advanced Mathematics. ATHE ATICS Mr. Richard Sturtevant, Afatlzematics Mrs. Helene Kuhn, Mathematics Mrs. Doris Nichols, Mathematics Miss Lucille Uber, Mathematics , lf x i Mr. James Hassel, Mathematics Mr. Robert Gillgrist, AIl1flIt'I7lflfif'S 14 l The challenge ol the future will be in business, with its technological, human and social factors. Good education for business has never been so widely available as it is today. Business is looking for people who can see the challenge. As a spokesman once said, VVe're trying to impress young people that this really is where the action is. Wlith this accent on business education, the school offers shorthand, typing, bookkeeping, sales and law, and clerical and ofhce practice, giving the young people a better than ever chance to succeed. Mrs. Eleanor Niece, Commercial Mrs. Ruth Wellington, Commercial Miss Alice Coyer, Commercial Future Business Leaders of America Adviser Mrs. Agnes Davis, Commercial SPECIALIZED FIELD Your greatest problem is yourself. You are also your greatest treasure. . lVl'g',lfH1Il7I Great joy there is in creativity. A basic problem of humanity is self-understfinding. As population constantly increases, the indixiduznl tonstantly loses ground. The answer to such ques- tions as Who am I? Where am I going? are becoming constantly elusive. It is the wise individual who can seek within himself to Gnd all the treasure hidden there and to develop them. At Grove City we hate several departments devoted to help- ing the student to develop his creatixe potentials, In the music department the student has the opportunity to perform in the band, chorus or orchestra. Art releases the ever mounting need for self-expression and industrial arts help in acquiring good working habits. Miss Anna Belle Hamiltong Librarian Library Club A Miss Diane Grundyg librarian Mr. Lew Matthewsg Music Ir1.s!ru1't0r Director of the Orchestra so F dviscr Mr, Grant Thompsong Music Insfruclor Director of the Band Mr. Glenn Adamsg I11duslrialArts t .' f A 3 Indus ual Arts Club AClVlSL1' Mr, Gaylord Griffiths: A,-5 Mrs. Jane YVilliamsong Nurse Art Club Arlviggr Future Nurses Club Adviser OFFICE PERSONNEL Mr. Yvaync Gregg Business Manager 45 K.. Mrs. Margaret McGinnis Secretary to the Senior High Principal Mrs. Shirley Pridemore Secretary to the Guidance, Senior High Mrs. Frances Lamont Secretary to the Assistant Superintendent Mrs. Louise Stubbs Instructional Material Clerk Miss Sandy Filer Secretary to Business Manager 1 I Mrs. Jean Brown Library Secretary xx Miss Laura Stodolak Clerk, Business Oflice Mrs. Kay Thompson Secretary to the Superintendent gin QS? HOMECOMING QUEEN FOR NINETEEN HUNDRED AND SIXTY-SEVEN: BETTY JO MCCLIMANS .5 ex SENICR CLASS GFFICERS PRESIDENT: Bruce Bashline VICE PRESIDENT: john McMichael SECRETARY: Betty jo McClimans TREASURER: Shirley Gregg 20 SERVING AS BETTY JUS AIDES: CAROL DE LOS REYES AND BARB BOYER fe ,,,,,i.x qi X, , , it E -,,., , 3 ix V I V 1Q1- 2 CLASS COLORS: Rose Eilid W11iKC CLASS PLAY: Ten Little Indians CLASS MOTTO: Nothing great was ever achieved without CIlll1llSiZiSII1.U 21 Roberta Adams Jack Allen Robert Bestwick Bruce Bashline Paul Addison Mark Allen ohn Barnes Sheryl Barley Sue Alberth Deborah Allison Paula Barron George Beech Barry Beighley Donna Best Edwin Blauser John Bonanm Frederick Bell -Io Ann Billig Frederick Blauser Gerald Berry Dennis Blakley ,1 5 Mary Bobbert Barbara Boyer Becky Braine Carl Brain Richard Breese Connie Bryer Dorothy Burnett Peggy Braine Sandy Breese Lawrence Bubeck 5 Joyce Butler Billie Brandon Chris Broussard Debbie Buchanan YVz1lter Byard William Campbell Lynette Centofanti Martha Christley Hope Cornelius Kathleen Carpenter Linda Christie Jimmie Clelland Dianne Covert Robert Carpenter Paula Christie Linda Corbin Richard Deems Sharyn DeGrego1'y Carol de los Reyes Donna Doerscth Sandra Dydek Betsy Dcitrick Ella Beth Denikcr znnes Dolan M, Loretta linkin Darlene DeLong Ronald DiBz1rtolo1neo .4-.5 :Rh Gloria Dunn lvlurilyn Eamon Karen Eddinger Linda Evans Janet Filer Linda Fisher Laura Edelman Charles Feister Larry Filer Sylvia Fitzgerald Donald Errera Carol Ferry Sally Fink joseph Folwarezny Genelte Forker Karol Gargasz Susan Forsythe Paul Fyflle il L Tania Gomes de Oliveira Susan Goshorn Arlene Greenawalt Wayne Gregg Charles Gregg Vicki Guarnieri Shirley Gregg George H ancox Carolyn Hanna Linda Hill 12 ohn Hockenberry Q-1 'B ' Linda Horne Larry Heller Karen Hoagland Bradley Hennon Gary Hockenberry l 29 Diane Hodge 4-usa!! Nathan Holmes Priscilla Hovis IKE?-AR 708 Iohn Howley Ronald Hughes Aldine Hurd Thomas Jack Martha Jones Clifford Humphrey Rex Hutchinson Dave Jewell Brenda Karnes Eric: Humphrey Susan Ifft Linda Johnston Darlene Keitzer Bruce Ketler Linda Knight Paul Ladjevich William Lucas Jayne Kildbo Patrick Konkl Robert Lenkner Janet McBride Joseph Klink David Labor 4 Karen Lightner Melanie lVICClC2l1'I'1 Betty Jo NICCHIIIZIIIS Michael McClymonds Harry McGz1rvey jeff McKee -Iohn McMichael Thomas MCNutt Robert Manu Becky Martin Charles Myers N 1 Bruce Miller I t Lzlrry Meals Gary Miller l t t Hazel Miller Robin Moore Dennis Morgan Neal Murdock Ronald Miller Thomas Moore Marilyn Morgan Cindy Nelson Ronald VV. Miller J ames Moors james Moyer David Nelson Eileen Noble Emmy O'Mah011y Dennis Patterson Bruce Penman Marslia Noble Bill Orr Robert Pears Debbie Pcrrine Alan Northcott Charles Parrish Charles Pearson Phyllis Peluch Frances Post Peggy Rector Gary Riddle Lynn Rodgers Larry Priester Elizabeth Rhodes Roger Riffle Patricia Rodgers Alvin Pyle Fred Richardson Dennis Rihel ii Shirley Rodgers Sharon Roxberry Dennis Sansom Joyce Shaner Joyce Slocum Randy Rust Tim Say YVi1liam Shoffstall Sue Smith Denny Ryder fi' Marshall Scruci Robert Simpson Larry Snow Greg Snyder W Glenna Spencer i....T Clifford Sonntag I Connie Spencer N Dennis Sonntag Susan Stabile James Stiles David Sweetapple Eddie Tarog Inez Tavares Budd Teare Diana Thompson Jzunes Thompson Sliaryn Thompson Mary Lou Vincent Mary Ellen Turek Patricia Thompson Larry Tinkey Bonnie Waid Carole Uber Rocky Tliornpson Shirley Toclcl Helen Xlfall Dan Vzisbinder .nl Sharyn Wallwork Robert Watt James West , l i Linda Walters Louis Weber l i Joanne Wardman l i Nancy Weller Franklin Wfichniarz Gary Wfinder ff U Ea Ham when -f . 1. 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Ronald Winder Cathy W'ilkins Vicki Wise jean Wolbert Ruth Wray Jack Worley Gale Zahniser ADAMS, ROBERTA R.D. l, Volant Academic FTA 3, 45 FBLA 25 Honor Society 3, 45 Library Aides 45 Math Club 3, Treasurer 45 Junior Play Committee5 Senior Play Committee5 Biology Club 25 AFS 35 Span- ish Club Treasurer 35 Prom Decorating 3 ADDISON, PAUL R.D. l, Volant General FFA l, 2, Chaplain 3, Vice President 4 ALBERTH, SUSAN 518 Woodland Avenue General Dramatics Club 2, 3, 45 Pine Knot 2, 3, 45 Grover Star 2, 3, Assistant Editor 45 Or- chestra l, 2, 3, 45 junior Play Committee5 Senior Play Committee5 AFS 3 ALLEN, JACK l2l Harvard Street Academic Monogram Club 3, 45 Key Club 3, 45 junior Play Committee5 Biology Club 25 Gary Ziccardi Gayle Ziccardi Football l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 15 Wres- tling 35 Track 35 Prom Decorating 35 junior Class Vice President ALLEN, MARK 208 Blaine Street Academic ALLISON, DEBORAH 418 Edgewood Avenue Academic Dramatics Club 1, 45 FTA 35 Science Club 45 FNC 25 GAA 3, 45 Senior Play Committee 45 Biology Club 2, 35 AFS 45 Prom Decorating 3 BARNES, JOHN R.D. 3, Grove City General FFA 1, 25 Radio Club 45 Stage Crew 35 YVrcstling l, 2 BARRON, PAULA R.D. l, Grove City Academic Band l, 2, 4, Secretary 35 FTA 45 Honor Society 2, 3, Treasurer 45 Science Club 2, 40 Sara Zimmerman Jesse David Zook 35 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 45 Math Club 3, 45 District Band 2, 3, 45 Regional Band 2, 35 Honors Band l, 2, 35 All Star Band 35 Senior Play Committee5 Chess Club 35 French Club 2, 3, Assistant Treasurer 45 Music Club 45 Prom Deco- rating 3 BASHLINE, BRUCE R.D. 2, Grove City Academic Dramatics Club 3, President 45 Honor So- ciety 2, 3, Vice President 45 Science Club 25 Monogram Club 3, 45 Student Council Vice President 3, President 45 Thespians 3, 45 Key Club 2, 3, Treasurer 45 AFS 3, 45 Golf 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Senior Play5 junior Play5 Prom Decorating 35 Senior Class President BATLEY, SHERYL 612 Elmwood Avenue Academic Dramatics Club l5 Grover Star 25 Honor Society 45 Science Club 45 GAA 25 Pep Club 3, 45 Biology Club 2, 35 AFS 45 Prom Decorating 3 BEECH, PETER 206 East Pine Street Academic Band 1, 2, 33 Dramatics Club 3, 43 Honor Society 3, 43 Science Club lj Monogram Club 43 Thespians 43 Math Club Treas- urer 3, President 43 Key Club 2, 43 AFS Vice President 43 French Club 33 Golf 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Play3 Junior Class Treasurer BEIGHLEY, BARRY R.D. 3, Grove City Academic Track 3, 4 BELL, FRED R.D. 6, Mercer Academic Grover Star 23 Biology Club 2, 3, 43 Foot- ball 13 Basketball 2, 33 Prom Decorating 3 BERRY, GERALD R.D. 2, Grove City Academic Monogram Club 43 Key Club 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Prom Decorating 3 BEST, DONNA R.D. 1, Volant Academic FBLA 3, 43 Honor Society 3, 43 Library Aides 43 FNC 23 Math Club 3, 43 Junior Play Committee3 Senior Play Committee3 Biology Club 33 AFS 3, 4 BESTWICK, ROBERT R.D. 1, Grove City Academic Biology Club 3, 43 Football 23 Prom Dec- orating 3 BILLIG, JO ANN Box 63, Mercer Academic Band 1, 2, 3, 43 FHA 2, Vice President 3, President 43 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, Vice President 3, President 4 BLAKLEY, DENNIS 1012 Sunset Avenue General Stage Crew 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2 BLAUSER, EDWIN R.D. 4, Grove City General FFA 1, 2, 3,4 BLAUSER, FREDERICK R.D. 4, Grove City Academic Metal Shop Club 4 BOBBERT, MARY R.D. 6, Mercer General Chorus 3, 43 FHA 2, 4 BONANN1, JOHN R.D. 2, Volant General BOYER, BARBARA ANN 510 North Center Street Academic Dramatics Club 1, 43 Art Club 3 Cheer- leaders 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 43 Grover Star 23 Honor Society 3, 43 Library Aides 3, Vice President 43 Student Council 3, Treasurer 43 Thespians 43 FNC 23 GAA 2, 3, 43 Winter Festival Aide3 Homecom- ing Aide 43 DAR Award 43 Senior Play Committee3 Biology Club 23 AFS 2, 4, Treasurer 33 Chess Club 3, President 43 Junior Play3 Prom Decorating 3 BRAIN, CARL R.D. 2, Grove City General Prom Decorating 3 BRAINE, BECKY R.D. 1, Grove City Academic Dramatics Club 2, President 13 FTA 3, 43 Cheerleaders 1, 2, 3, Head 43 Library Aides 2, 3, 43 GAA 23 WVinter Festival Aide3 Junior Play Committee3 AFS 2, 3, 43 Prom Decorating 3 BRAINE, PEGGY 331 College Avenue Academic GAA 2, Vice President 3, President 43 Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 BRANDON, BILLIE 623 Princeton Street Academic Dramatics Club 1, 43 Art Club 33 Honor Society 43 Thespians 43 FNC 23 GAA 23 Pep Club 3, Secretary 43 Forensic League 43 Debate Club Secretary 43 Biology Club 23 AFS 3, President 43 Chess Club 33 Sen- ior Play, Junior Playl Prom Decorating 3 BREESE, DICK 215 Madison Avenue General BREESE, SANDY 631 Liberty Street General Tri-Hi-Y 13 Pep Club 33 Senior Play Committee3 Biology Club 43 Prom Deco- rating 3 BRYER, CONNIE 160 Edgewood Avenue Academic Chorus 13 FNC 23 Prom Decorating 3 BUBECK, LAWRENCE 437 Summit Street Academic Monogram Club 3, 43 Key Club 2, 43 Football 1, 2, 33 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Prom Decorating 3 BUCHANAN, DEBBIE 125 Grant Street Academic Science Club 43 FNC 2, 33 Pep Club 3, 43 Biology Club 3 BURNETT, DOROTHY R,D. 2, Grove City Academic Chorus 1, 23 FTA 3, 43 Science Club 1, 43 FNC 23 GAA 2, 3, Secretary 43 Biology Club 2, 3 BUTLER, JOYCE R.D. 6, Mercer Business Chorus 3, 43 FBLA 33 Tri-Hi-Y 33 GAA 2, 3, 4 BYARD, WALTER R.D. 3, Grove City Academic Dramatics Club 3, 43 Honor Society 43 Thespians 43 Key Club 23 Senior Play Committee3 AFS 3, 43 French Club 3, Treasurer 43 Football 23 Track 33 Junior Playg Sophomore Class Vice President CAMPBELL, YVILLIAM R.D. 3, Grove City Academic Monogram Club 2, 3, 43 Key Club 2, 3, President 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 23 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 43 Track l, 2, 3, 4 41 CARPENTER, KATHLEEN 407 Garden Avenue General Chorus 13 Dramatics Club 3, 43 FBLA 23 Forensic League 43 Debate Club 33 Senior Play COIIIIIHIICCQ AFS 3, 43 Prom Decora- ting 33 Majorettes 3, Head 4 CARPENTER, XVAYNE R.D. 1, Grove City Academic Band 1, 2, 3, President 43 Dramatics Club 3, 43 Science Club 13 Monogram Club 43 Math Club 43 Biology Club 23 French Club 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 4 CENTOFANTI, LYNETTE 130 Edgewood Avenue Academic Honor Society 2, 3, 43 Library Aides 3, 43 Thespians 4g FNC 2, Vice President 3, President 43 Math Club 3, 43 Junior Play Committee3 Senior Play Connnitteeg Biol- ogy Club 23 AFS 2, 3, 43 Prom Decorating 3 CHRISTIE, LINDA R.D. 3, Grove City Academic Band 1, 2, 3, 43 FTA 1, 3, 43 Grover Star 23 Honor Society 43 Library Aides 2, 3, 43 Science Club 13 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 FNC 23 German Club Historian 43 Math Club 3, 43 AFS 3, 43 Prom Decorating 3 CHRISTIE, PAULA 475 Liberty Street Academic Band 1, 23 FTA 2, Treasurer 3, 43 Honor Society 43 Science Club 13 Student Coun- cil 43 GAA 23 Pep Club 3, 43 Junior Play Committee3 Senior Play Committee3 Biol- ogy Club 23 AFS 3, Secretary 43 Chess Club 43 Prom Decorating 3 CHRISTLEY, MARTHA ANN 505 Tidball Avenue General Science Club lj Junior Play COIIIIIIIIICBQ Senior Play Committee3 French Club 3, 43 Prom Decorating 3 CLELLAND, JIMMIE R.D. 2, Grove City Academic CORBIN, LINDA R.D. 3, Grove City General Tri-Hi-Y 3 CORNELIUS, KAREN HOPE R.D. 3, Grove City Academic Chorus 1, 3, 43 Science Club 43 Thespians 3, 43 FNC 2, 3, 43 GAA 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 3, 43 Junior Play Committee3 Senior Play COII1lIllIlCCj Biology Club 2, 33 AFS 3, 43 Junior Play3 Prom Decorating 3 COVERT, DIANNE R.D. 1, Grove City Academic Art Club 33 Honor Society 2, 3, 43 Li- brary Aides 43 GAA 23 Math Club 3, 43 Senior Play Committee3 Biology Club 33 French Club 2 DEEMS, RICHARD 1013 Tidball Avenue Academic Science Club 43 Biology Club 33 Football 13 Basketball 13 Track 1 DeGREGORY, SHARYN R.D. 3, Grove City Academic FTA 43 Art Club 33 Science Club 43 FNC 25 Pep Club 35 junior Play Committee5 Senior Play Committee5 Biology Club 35 AFS 35 Chess Club 45 Prom Decorating 3 DEITRICK, BETSY R.D. 4, Grove City Business GAA 2 DeLONC, DARLENE 250 East Main Street Business FBLA 2, 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 15 Senior Play Committee5 Chess Club 2, 3 de los REYES, CAROL R.D. 3, Grove City Academic FTA 3, 45 Student Council 45 junior Play Committee5 Senior Play Committee5 Biol- ogy Club 35 AFS 45 Prom Decorating 35 Pep Club 3, 4, Vice President 35 Forensic League 45 Homecoming Aide de O L I V E R I RA COMES, TANIA MARIA R.D. 4, Grove City Academic FTA 45 Honor Society 45 Library Aides 45 Student Council 45 Pep Club 45 AFS 4 DENIKER, ELLA BETH R.D. 4, Grove City Academic Band 1, 25 FTA 2, Secretary 3, 45 Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Science Club Treasurer 45 junior Play Committee5 Senior Play Committee5 Biology Club 35 French Club 25 Prom Decorating 35 German Club President 45 Math Club 3, Secretary 4 DiBARTOLOMEO, RONALD R.D. 2, Volant Academic Biology Club 3 DOERSCH, DONNA R.D. 2, jackson Center General FHA 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3 DOLAN, JAMES 473 Liberty Street General Key Club 25 Football 1, 25 Prom Decora- ting 3 DUNN, GLORIA 223 jackson Street Academic Chorus 15 Science Club 15 FNC 45 GAA 3, 45 Junior Play Committee5 Senior Play Committee5 Biology Club 45 AFS 45 Prom Decorating 3 DYDEK, SANDRA R.D. 6, Mercer Academic FHA 25 Art Club 35 Science Club 45 Jun- ior Play Committee5 Senior Play Commit- tee5 Biology Club 35 AFS 3, 45 Pront Dec- orating 3 EAKIN, LORETTA 215 Jackson Street Business FBLA 2, 3, 45 Chorus 15 Senior Play Committee5 Prom Decorating 3 EATON, NIARILYN R.D. 4, Grove City Academic FNC 2, 3, 45 Senior Play Committee EDDINGER, KAREN R.D. 1, Volant Business FHA 3, Secretary 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4 EDELMANN, LAURA 903 Sunset Avenue Academic Dramatics Club 35 Library Aides 45 Thes- pians 45 FNC 45 Senior Play Committee5 junior Play Committee ERRERA, DONALD 623 West Main Street Academic Chorus 15 Monogram Club 3, President 45 Key Club 35 Senior Play Committee5 Bi- ology Club 25 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Prom Decorating 3 EVANS, LINDA R.D. 2, Grove City General Chorus 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 1 FEISTER, CHARLES Box 471, Grove City Academic FERRY, CAROL R.D. 2, Grove City General Chorus 3, 45 FBLA 2, 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 3, 4 FILER, JANET 919 Columbia Avenue Academic FTA 1, 2, 3, 45 Library Aides 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 45 Prom Decorating 3 FILER, LARRY R.D. 2, Grove City General Metal Shop Club Secretary 4 FINK, SALLY R.D. 1, Volant Academic Honor Society 45 Thespians 45 FNC 2, 3, 45 Math Club 3, Vice President 45 junior Play Committee5 Senior Play Committee5 Biology Club 35 AFS 3, 45 French Club 45 Prom Decorating 3 FISHER, LINDA R.D. 2, Volant Academic Library Aides 45 FNC 2, 3, 45 GAA 45 junior Play Committee5 Biology Club 35 Prom Decorating 3 FITZGERALD, SYLVIA 603 Madison Avenue General Science Club 45 Tri-Hi-Y 15 Pep Club 45 Biology Club 3 FOLYVARCZNY, JOSEPH 332 East Main Street Academic Orchestra 25 Biology Club 2 FORKER, GENETTE 310 Garden Avenue Academic FTA 2, 45 Honor Society 45 GAA 25 Math Club 45 Pep Club 45 junior Play Com- mittee5 Senior Play Committee5 Biology Club 25 AFS 3, 45 Chess Club 35 French Club 3, Secretary 45 Prom Decorating 3 FORSYTHE, SUSAN 711 Martin Avenue Academic FTA 45 Art Club 2, 3: Math Club 45 junior Play Committee5 AFS 3, 45 Chess Club 45 French Club 2, 35 Prom Deco- rating 3 FYFFE, PAUL R.D. 2, Volant General FFA 1, 2, Reporter 3, President 4 42 GARGASZ, KAROL R.D. 6, Mercer Business Chorus 3, 45 FBLA 2 GOSHORN, SUSAN 206 North Broad Street Academic Dramatics Club 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 GAA 45 German Club 45 AFS 35 Chess Club 35 French Club 2, 3, 4 GREENAWVALT, ARLENE 1005 South Center Street Academic Pine Knot Photographer 2, 3, 45 Grover Star Photographer 2, 3, 45 Science Club 45 Biology Club 35 Basketball 1 GIYARNIERI, VICKI 106 Clark Street Academic Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 15 Honor Society 45 Thespians 3, 45 CAA 35 Pep Club 3, 45 Junior Play5 Senior Play Director5 AFS 3, 45 French Club 3, 45 Prom Decorating 3 HANCOX, GEORGE R.D. 1, Grove City Academic FFA 15 Monogram Club 45 Debate Team 35 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 HANNA, CAROLYN R.D. 1, Volant Council 1, 2, 3, Secretary 45 Thespians 3, 45 GAA 25 AFS 3, 45 French Club 35 Senior Play5 junior Play5 Prom Decorating 35 Sophomore and junior Class Secretary HOCKENBERRY, GARY R,D. 2, Jackson Center General HOCKENBERRY, JOHN R.D. 1, Volant Vocational FFA 3, Chaplain 4 HODGE, DIANE 151 Park Street General FTA 15 FBLA 25 Tri-Hi-Y 15 Orchestra 15 Prom Decorating 3 HOLMES, NATHAN 633 South Center Street Academic Dramatics Club 45 Monogram Club 2, Vice President 45 Key Club 25 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 3, 4 HORNE, LINDA 202 Franklin Place Academic FTA 1, 25 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 25 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 FNC 35 French Club 3, 4 HOVIS, PRISCILLA R.D. 4, Grove City Academic FTA 25 Art Club 35 Library Aides 2, 3, 45 Thespians 3, 45 Pep Club 3, 45 Junior Play Committee5 Senior Play Co1nmittee5 AFS 3, 45 Chess Club 25 Prom Decorating 3 HUGHES, RONALD 112 South Broad Street Academic Dramatics Club 45 Science Club 15 Thes- pians 3, 45 Biology Club 25 French Club 3, Vice President 45 Chorus 1, 2, 45 Dra- matics Club 1, 2, 45 Art Club 1, 2, 35 Thespians 45 Debate Club 2, 3, 45 Foot- ball 1, 2, 35 Basketball 35 Vlrestling 1, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Senior Play JACK, TOM 515 Superior Street General Radio Club 45 Key Club 15 Stage Crew 15 Football 15 Wrestling 1 JEWELL, DAVID R.D. 6, Mercer General FFA 15 Metal Shop Club 35 Key Club 3 JOHNSTON, LINDA 311 Stewart Avenue Academic FTA 2, 4, Corresponding Secretary 35 Honor Society 3, 45 Science Club 45 Thes- pians 45 German Club 45 Junior Play Committee5 Senior Play Committee5 Biol- ogy Club 35 AFS 3, 45 Prom Decorating 3 JONES, MARTHA R.D. 4, Grove City Business Library Aides 15 Tri-Hi-Y 15 FNC 2 KARNES, BRENDA R.D. 6, Mercer Business FBLA 25 Tri-Hi-Y 15 French Club 3, 45 Prom Decorating 3 KEITZER, DARLENE R.D. 3, Slippery Rock Academic FTA 35 Science Club 15 FNC 2, 45 Biol- ogy Club 3 KETLER, BRUCE 334 State Street Academic Chorus 3 LABOR, DAVID 628 Barmore Avenue Academic Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 Key Club 25 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Junior Play5 Prom Decorating 35 Sophomore and Junior Class President LADJEVICH, PAUL 510 East Pine Street General Monogram Club 3, 45 Key Club 45 Foot- ball 45 Basketball 3, 4 LENKNER, ROBERT 404 Woodland Avenue General , Key Club 25 Stage Crew 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3 LIGHTNER, KAREN R.D. 2, Grove City Business Dramatics Club 2, 35 FBLA 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 GAA 3, 4 LISKA, JOHN R.D. 4, Grove City General LUCAS, NVILLIAM 400 North Street Academic MCBRIDE, JANET R.D. 4, Grove City General Chorus 3, 45 FHA 2, 35 FBLA 45 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Chaplain 1, 4 McCLEARN, MELANIE 323 McConnell Street Academic FTA President 15 Library Aides 45 Sci- ence Club l5 Tri-Hi-Y 15 FNC 2, 3, Par- liamentary Historian 45 Pep Club5 Junior Play Committee5 Senior Play Committee5 Biology Club 2, 35 AFS 3, 4 MCCLIMANS, BETTY JO 615 Lincoln Avenue Academic Dramatics Club 1, 2, 45 Art Club 35 Pine Knot Artist 2, 3, 45 Grover Star Artist 2, 3, 45 Honor Society 3, 45 GAA 25 Biology Club 2, Treasurer 35 AFS 3, 45 Prom Decorating 35 Pep Club Secretary 3, Pres- ident 45 YVinter Festival Queen 35 Home- coming Queen 45 Sophomore Class Treas- urer5 Senior Class Secretary McCLYMONDS, MIKE 408 Oakland Avenue Academic Dramatics Club 2, 3, 45 Biology Club 2, 35 Prom Decorating 3 McGARVEY, HARRY R.D. 3, Grove City General Stage Crew 35 Football 1, 2, 3 McKEE, JEFF 500 Highland Avenue General French Club 3, 4 McMICHAEL, JOHN 524 Stewart Avenue Academic Band 1, 2, 3, Vice President 45 Grover Star Sports Editor 25 Honor Society 2, 3, President 45 Science Club 45 Monogram Club 3, 45 Math Club 3, 45 Biology Club 2, 35 Prom Decorating 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Class Vice President McNUTT, THOMAS 312 College Avenue Academic AVAC 2, 3, 45 FFA 15 Science Club 15 Football 1, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3 MANN, ROBERT 326 Woodland Avenue Academic Dramatics Club 4, Vice President 35 Sci- ence Club 15 Monogram Club 3, Secretary 45 Thespians 45 Biology Club 35 Golf 1, 3, 45 Football 1, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 25 Senior Play5 Junior Play5 Prom Decorating 3 MARTIN, REBECCA 312 East Main Street Academic Dramatics Club 25 FTA 3, 45 Honor Soci- ety 3, 45 Library Aides 2, 3, 45 Math Club 3, 45 Junior Play Committee5 AFS 3, 45 German Club 4 MEALS, LARRY 328 McConnell Street Academic Art Club 15 Stage Crew 3, 4 MEYERS, CHARLES 121 Edgewood Avenue General Biology Club 35 Track 2, 3 MILLER, BRUCE R.D. 1, Volant Academic Radio Club Vice President 45 Key Club 25 Spanish Club 35 Yvrestling 4 MILLER, GARY R.D. 1, Grove City General FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 43 MILLER, HAZEL 1301 West Main Street General Chorus 3, Secretary 45 FBLA 2, 3, 45 Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3, Secretary 45 GAA 3, 45 Prom Decorating 3 MILLER, RONALD R.D. 4, Grove City General Art Club 35 Key Club 25 Biology Club 35 Wheelers Club 25 Stage Crew 35 Football 1,25 Basketball 15 Prom Decorating 3 MILLER, RONALD XV. R.D. 1, Grove City General FFA 1, 25 Wlrestling 45 Track 2, 4 MOORS, JAMES R.D. 1, Volant General Metal Shop Club 45 Biology Club 3 MOORE, ROBIN 712 Martin Street General Science Club 45 Biology Club 2, 35 Track 35 Prom Decorating 3 MOORE, THOMAS 331 State Street Academic Dramatics Club 35 Grover Star 35 Mono- gram Club 2, 3, 45 Key Club 3, 4: AFS 45 Spanish Club 25 Football 15 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 4 MOORS, JAMES R.D. 1, Volant General MORGAN, DENNIS R.D. 4, Grove City General AVAC 3 MORGAN, MARILYN R.D. 6, Mercer Business Chorus 3, 45 French Club 3, 4 MOYER, JAMES 407 Summit Street General AVAC 3, Secretary 45 Chess Club 45 Prom Decorating 3 MURDOCK, NEAL R.D. 4, Grove City General FFA 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 3 NELSON, CINDY 812 Tidball Avenue Academic Dramatics Club 35 FTA 45 Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Science Club 45 FNC 25 Junior Play Committee5 Senior Play Committee5 Biology Club 2, 35 AFS 3, 45 Chess Club 35 Prom Decorating 35 Majorettes 3, 4 NELSON, DAVID West Main Street Extension General FFA 1, 2, 3, 45 Biology Club 3, 4 NOBLE, EILEEN R.D. 2, Grove City General Chorus 4 NOBLE, MARSHA R.D. 2, Volant Business Chorus 3, 45 FHA 25 FBLA 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 NORTHCOTT, ALAN 323 West Main Street Academic Art Club 2, 33 Science Club 33 Biology Club 2, 33 Prom Decorating 3 O'MAHONY, EMMY R.D. 2, Volant Academic Dramatics Club 1, 2, 43 Art Club 33 GAA 2, 33 Pep Club 3, 43 Junior Play Commit- tee3 Senior Play Committee3 Biology Club 2, 33 AFS 3, 43 Prom Decorating 3 ORR, BILL 522 Superior Street General Science Club 13 Radio Club 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 PARRISH, CHARLES 611 Tidball Avenue Academic Dramatics Club 23 Science Club 23 Key Club 3, 43 Biology Club li Football lg Wrestling 3, 4 PATTERSON, DENNIS 601 Stowe Street Academic Band 2, 3, 43 Pine Knot 2, 3, 43 Grover Star 2, 3, 43 Honor Society 43 Science Club 2, 33 Thespians 43 Orchestra 2, 3, 43 Biology Club 2, 33 AFS 2, 33 French Club 43 Basketball 2, 33 Senior Play: Junior Play3 Math Club 33 Junior Academy of Science Club 43 Prom Decorating 3 PEARS, ROBERT R.D. 6, Mercer General PEARSON, CHARLES R.D. 2, Grove City Academic Chorus 1, 3, Vice President 43 Dramatics Club 2, 43 FTA 33 Key Club 23 French Club 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 PENMAN, BRUCE 630 Miller Avenue Academic Dramatics Club 33 Science Club 43 Key Club 23 Biology Club 3 PERRINE, DEBORAH 906 Tidball Avenue Academic Honor Society 2, 3, Secretary 43 Science Club 43 FNC 2, 4, Parliamentary Histo- rian 33 GAA 2, 33 Junior Play Commit- tee3 Senior Play Committee3 Biology Club 23 AFS 3, Vice President 43 Chess Club 33 Spanish Club 33 Prom Decorating PETERS, ROBERT R.D. 4, Grove City General PETUCH, PHYLLIS R.D. 4, Grove City Business Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Cheerleaders 13 Thespians 3, 43 GAA 23 junior Play Stu- dent DirCCt0r3 Senior Play Committee3 French Club 3, 43 Prom Decorating 33 Majorettes 3, 4 POST, FRANCES R.D. 2, Grove City Academic Dramatics Club 1, 43 FTA 2, 33 Science Club 4g Pep Club 43 Junior Play Com- mittee3 Senior Play Committee3 Biology Club 2, 3g AFS 4g Prom Decorating 3 PRIESTER, LARRY R.D. 1, Volant General FFA 2, 3, 4 PYLE, ALVIN 414 East Washington Boulevard Academic Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatics Club 43 Biol- ogy Club 2, Treasurer 33 French Club 43 Football 33 Basketball 2, 33 Senior Play3 Prom Decorating 3 RECTOR, PEGGY R.D. 4, Grove City Academic Band 1, 23 Dramatics Club 13 FTA 3, 43 Pine Knot 2, 33 Grover Star 2, Exchange Editor 33 Library Aides 2, 3, 43 FNC 23 Pep Club 4, President 33 junior Play Committee3 Senior Play Committee: AFS 3, 43 Prom Decorating 3 RHODES, MARIE 913 Columbia Avenue Academic FTA 2, 3, Historian 43 Science Club 43 Senior Play Committee3 Biology Club 33 Prom Decorating 3 RICHARDSON, FRED R.D. 1, Grove City Academic Monogram Club 2, 3, 43 Key Club 2, 33 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 23 Prom Decorating 3 RIDDLE, GARY 505 North Broad Street General RIFFLE, ROGER AVAC 2, 3, President 43 Chorus 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 33 Prom Decorating 3 RIHEL, DENNIS R.D. 1, Grove City Academic Key Club 2, 43 Biology Club 33 Basketball 1, 23 Track 3, 4g Prom Decorating 3 RODGERS, LYNN R.D. 3, Grove City General Radio Club 4g Football 1 RODGERS, PATRICIA 604 Woodland Avenue Academic Dramatics Club 2, 3, 43 Pine Knot 2, 3, 43 Grover Star 2, 3, 43 Science Club 13 GAA 2, 3g Debate Team Secretary 3, 43 Pep Club 3, 43 junior Play Committee3 Senior Play Committee3 AFS 2, 3, 43 Biology Club 2, 33 Prom Decorating 3 RODGERS, SHIRLEY 332 Bessemer Avenue Business FBLA 3, 4 ROXBERRY, SHARON R.D. 4, Grove City General RUST, RANDY R.D. 2, Grove City Academic AVAC 33 Science Club 43 Football 1, 23 Track 3 RYDER, DENNIS Liberty Street General Football lg Basketball 1, 2 SANSOM, DENNIS 129 Grant Street General Golf 13 Basketball 1, 2, 3 44 SAY, DAVID R.D. 2, Grove City General Metal Shop Club President 43 Stage Crew 3, 43 Wrestling 3, 4 SCRUCI, MARSHALL 506 College Avenue General Radio Club 43 Wheelers Club 2 SHANER, JOYCE ANN R.D, 3, Slippery Rock Business FBLA 2, 3, Treasurer 43 Library Aides 13 Tri-Hi-Y li Senior Play Committee3 Prom Decorating 3 SHOFFSTALL, WILLIAM R.D. 4, Grove City General SIMPSON, ROBERT R.D. 6, Mercer General Key Club 2, 3 SLOCUM, JOYCE R.D. 2, Grove City Academic Band 1, 23 Dramatics Club 3, 43 Pine Knot 2, 3, 43 Grover Star 2, 3, 43 Library Aides 43 Science Club 13 FNC 23 Pep Club 3, 43 Junior Play Committee3 Senior Play Committee3 Biology Club 2, 33 Prom Decorating 3 SMITH, SUE 509 Greenwood Drive Academic FTA 2, 3, Corresponding Secretary 43 Pine Knot 23 Grover Star 23 Library Aides 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 3, 43 junior Play Committee3 Senior Play Committee3 AFS 2, 3, 43 Prom Decorating 3 SNOW, LARRY R.D. 6, Mercer FFA l, 2, 3, Treasurer 4 SNYDER, GREG 438 North Center Street Academic German Club 43 Key Club 2, 3, 43 Prom Decorating 3 SONNTAG, CLIFFORD R.D. 2, Volant Academic Biology Club 2, 33 French Club 4 SONNTAG, DENNIS R.D. 1, Volant General FFA 1, 23 Wrestling 4 SONNTAG, GLENNA R.D. 2, Volant Business Chorus lg FBLA 3, Vice President 43 Li- brary Aides 2, 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 1 SPENCER, CONNIE P.O. Box 43264 Academic FTA 3, 43 Honor Society 3, 43 Science Club 43 FNC 23 GAA 2, 3, 43 Senior Play Committee3 Biology Club 2, 3 STABILE, SUSAN Woodedge Acres Business Chorus 13 Dramatics Club 33 FTA 1, 23 Grover Star 23 Science Club 13 FNC 4g GAA 2, 33 junior Play Committee3 Senior Play Committee3 Biology Club 2, 33 AFS 2, 3, 43 Chess Club 3g Prom Decorating 3 STILES, JAMES 102 Winfield Drive Academic Science Club 43 Biology Club 2, 33 Bas- ketball 1 SURRENA, JAMES R.D. 6, Mercer General SWEETAPPLE, DAVID R.D. 6, Mercer Academic AVAC 3, 43 Science Club 3, 4 TAROG, EDDIE 331 State Street Academic Pine Knot 43 Grover Star 43 Honor Soci- ety 43 Library Aides 43 Student Council 43 Forensic League 43 AFS 4 TAVARES, INEZ 311 State Street Academic Chorus 2, 3, 43 FBLA 2, 3, 43 Senior Play Committee3 Biology Club 3 TEARE, BUDD R.D. 3, Grove City Academic THOMPSON, DIANA 901 Tidball Avenue Academic Band 1, 2, 3, 43 FTA 3, 43 Honor Society 43 Science Club 13 FNC 23 GAA 23 Pep Club 43 Junior Play Committee3 Biology Club 23 AFS 3, 43 French Club 3, 43 Prom Decorating 3 THOMPSON, PATRICIA 911 Columbia Avenue Academic Chorus 13 FTA 3, 43 Science Club 13 FNC 23 Biology Club 23 Spanish Club 33 Senior Play3 Junior Play3 Prom Decorating 3 THOMPSON, JAMES 618 Ridgeway Avenue Academic Dramatics Club 3, Treasurer 43 Honor Society 43 Key Club 23 Biology Club 3, 43 AFS 43 Wrestling 2, 33 Senior Play THOMPSON, ROCKY R.D. 4, Grove City General FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 THOMPSON, SHARYN 620 Euclid Avenue Academic FTA 1, 2, 3, 43 Honor Society 43 Library Aides 2, 3, 43 GAA 3, 43 Junior Play Committee3 AFS 4 TINKEY, LARRY 504 East Pine Street Academic Science Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Biology Club 2, 33 Math Club 43 Junior Academy of Science Club 43 Football 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 3, 4 TODD, SHIRLEY R.D. 1, Grove City Academic FTA 2, 3, 43 Honor Society 43 Science Club 13 GAA 23 Math Club 3: Biology Club 2, 33 Prom Decorating 33 Majorettes 2, 3, 4 TUREK, MARY ELLEN 612 Stowe Street Academic Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Pine Knot 2, Co-Editor 3, Editor 43 Grover Star Assistant Editor 2, 3, Co-Editor 43 Library Aides 2, 3, 43 Sci- ence Club 1, 2, 33 Thespians 4: Orchestra l, 2, 3, 43 District Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Re- gional Orchestra 3, 43 Junior Academy of Science Club 43 Quill and Scroll 3, 43 German Club Treasurer 43 Junior Play Committee3 Senior Play Committee3 Mu- sic Club 43 Prom Decorating 3 UBER, CAROL R.D. 2, Grove City Academic FTA 2, 3: Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4: GAA 33 Biology Club 3 VASBINEDER, DAN Box 471, Grove City General VINCENT, MARY LOU 427 West Poplar Street Academic Band 1, 2, 3, 43 FTA 43 Honor Society 43 Library Aides 43 FNC 23 GAA 23 District Band 43 Math Club 3, 43 Junior Play Committee3 Biology Club 2, 33 Chess Club 3 WAID, BONNIE 502 College Avenue Academic Chorus 13 FNC 2, 43 French Club 43 Sen- ior Play Committee3 Prom Decorating 33 Majorettes 3 WALL, CAROLE 208 Franklin Place Academic FTA l, 23 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 23 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 FNC 3g French Club 3, 4 YVALLWORK, SHARYN R.D. 6, Mercer Academic FHA 23 Science Club 43 Tri-Hi-Y Secre- tary 33 FNC 23 Biology Club 33 Prom Decorating 3 WALTERS, LINDA 404 Stockton Avenue Business Dramatics Club 13 FBLA 43 French Club 23 Prom Decorating 3 WARDMAN, JOANNE R.D. 1, Volant Business FBLA 2, 3, Historian 43 Tri-Hi-Y 13 Sci- ence Club 43 Biology Club 3 XVATT, ROBERT 415 West Main Street Academic French Club 3, 4 WEBER, LOUIS R.D. 6, Mercer Business Chorus 13 Art Club 33 French Club 3, 43 YVrestling 3, 4 WEST, JAMES R.D. 1, Grove City Academic Band 13 Metal Shop Club 43 Key Club 23 Biology Club 33 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 WVELLER, NANCY 308 North Center Street Academic FTA 2, Vice President 3, President 43 Honor Society 2, 3, 43 Library Aides 2, 3, President 43 Science Club lj Student Council 2, 3, 43 German Club 43 AFS 3 45 WICHNIARZ, FRANK Box 4'7l, Grove City General VVILKINS, CATHY 610 Spring Street Business FBLA 3, Reporter 43 Science Club 13 GAA 2, 3, 43 German Club Secretary 43 Biology Club 2 WINDER, GARY R.D. 2, Grove City General Spanish Club 3, 43 Track 33 Prom Deco- rating 3 YVINDER, RONALD R.D. 2, Grove City General Key Club 3 WISE, VICKI R.D. 6, Mercer Business Dramatics Club lj Cheerleaders 1, 3, 43 Honor Society 43 Library Aides 2, 3, 43 Student Council 2, 3, 43 GAA 2, 33 Prom Decorating 3 WOLBERT, JEAN 422 McConnell Street Academic FTA Vice President 13 Honor Society 3, 43 FNC 2, 33 Biology Club 3, 4: AFS 3, 43 Prom Decorating 3 WORLEY, JACK 907 Tidball Avenue Academic Dramatics Club 2, 3, 43 Biology Club 2, 33 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 VVRAY, RUTH R.D. 2, Grove City General ZAHNISER, GALE 127 Winfield Drive Academic Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Pine Knot 2, 3, 43 Grover Star 2, Feature Editor 3, Editorials Editor 43 Honor Society 3, 43 Library Aides 2, 3, 43 Science Club 1, 2, Treasurer 33 Thes- pians 3, 43 District Band 2, 3, 43 Regional Band 33 Junior Academy of Science Club 43 Junior Play Committee3 Senior Play Committee3 AFS 2, 3, 43 Prom Decorating 33 AFS Finalist to Brazil ZICCARDI, GARY 614 Euclid Avenue Academic Dramatics Club 33 Science Club 13 Biol- ogy Club 2, 3, 43 Wrestling 3, 43 Track 33 Prom Decorating 3 ZICCARDI, GAYLE 614 Euclid Avenue Business FBLA 2, Reporter 3, President 43 Pine Knot 2, 3, Assistant Editor 43 Grover Star 2, 4, Girls' Sports Editor 33 Honor Society 43 GAA 2, 3, Treasurer 4 ZIMMERMAN, SARA R.D. 6, Mercer Academic FHA 2, 3, Treasurer 43 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 ZOOK, JESSE R.D. 6, Mercer General FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 THE WINTER FESTIVAL QUEEN FOR NINETEEN HUNDRED AND SIXTY-SEVEN: SUE ROBINSON fo v 1: 4' r If ' 0 I I JUNIQR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Mike Rhozuls VICE PRESIDENT: Sue NVonsetlIe1' SECRETARY: Chris Zenobi TREASURER: John CIICSIIIZIHTI 46 SERVING AS QUEEN SUE'S AIDES: MARY LOU PORKALOB AND COLEEN CRI'I'CHI,OX'V T' V3.0 SUS COICSI' 'UW 5-1 SOPHCIVIORE FRESHIVIEN CLASS OFFICERS CLASS QFFICERS PRESIDENT: Ted XVCIIZIINI I RIiSIDEN'I': Randy IIIIIICS VICE PRESIDENT: Sufi Llllkill VICE PRESIDEN'I': 'I'omIS1'ow11 SECIRETARY: Virginia Moore SlCClRET.XRY: Pznlli XVcLtig TREASURER: IQIKIIZIIII KQLIQI' TREXSURIQR: .Iolm DeLzu11'cmis 47 X I x'f Nlllll f XXX X X llll fl VX Bair, Ilayyngngl gakery Nancy Ballenger, Howard Bennett, Bruce Barron, Donald Beatty, Richard Bashline, Dfwifl 1503073 Russell Bink, Thomas Bentlage, Frans Berger, Megan Besseck, Kathleen WCC. Judy Barger, Robert Benson, Mary Lou Black, Patricia 'ii 55 a L Blakgly, Jean Blair, Robert Boak, Bonnie Boozell, Linda Briggs, john Broerman, Ginger 48 Becky Braine tries out a new cheer, Look Mom, no cavities! Creating signs of life in the art room, Billie Smith display talents in both biology and masterpieces for the art showcase. BIL1Ck. BOI11liC Buchanan, Carol Carothers, James Carroll, Chris COORSUII, Robert Cooper, Carolyn Brandon and Sue art in water color Burdick, jane Carruthers, Nancy Corll, jeffrey Brooks, Russell Brown, Paula Burger, Mary-Anne Christie, Bob Craig, Shirley 49 N. t Brown, Joan Brown, Sally Butch, Sondra Clinger, Marie Critchlow. Coleen Brown, Nancy Brown, Terry Campbell, Robert Como, Teri Cummings, Larry Daniels, Colleen Din-cangclo, Alan DZITCZIDQCIO, Anthony Dearborn, Bonnie Dcflrcgory, Carolyn DcLctt, jill DeLong, Fred Dcnikcr, john DCWVOOUY, Cheryl DiB2lItl01OmC0. CHYOIBI1 DiNzn'clo, David Doersch, Charlotte Dtnnlnoski. Patty Eakin. Ava Eukin. Dave Ennanuclc, Dennis Englchznrt, jay Filer. -loc Filter, Marsha l lCllllDlllg, Phil lflowcrs, Pam l DCC regory, Donald Dick, Deborah Elliott. Donald NICIDDCTS of physics class honor Mr. Robert Dcinert on his thirty-second birtliday. Frisk, Robert Donna Boozell, Debbie Gilson, and Ginny Covert tlisplay their skill by creating an original nlotlern dance in Mrs. Lorraine Gilson's gym class. Gill, Tom Gillilztnnl, H'illiatn Glenn, Kathy Grossnntn, Pat iiti ' lli 16 t i meat? , Henderson, james Henry, Dennis Gibson, Rhonclzr G resock, john Grossman. Susie Ann I-lillznrtl, Brenda Green, George Hawkins, Monitzt Hinds, Diana 51 Fyife, Szinrlrat Giesmann, john Grzrvatt, Debbie Heclglin, Larry Garner, Susan Giltlersleeve, XVilliam Gordon, Susan Henderson, Darlene Hoffman, Peggy Holfnlztn, Robert H01 sin in knnbu lx 1 ai ai' ,, all-'Q to ttii 1 jordan, Gayle Kilcloo, Marilyn Krictcr, jane Longstrctcli, Scott Hutchcson, Richaird .ICIIIlillgS, Dilfi jordan, Sharyn Kruk. Bruce King: llcbbic King. Margaret llgwglly Qgail johns, Gregory jones, Carol Kennedy, Laura Keough, Deborah Kerr, Connie King, Pznncla King, XVilliain KOCllCI', Ed Lamont, Nancy l.iglltllCY, Plltritizl Lutton, Hurry Mdiulla, Sara 1-wat'-w Mm CCHS llynznnic Dnoglwlr. Bob DCil1Cl'l, alias l3z1t1n2m , am Mr, john Illll1llTlCl,21llHSKtROblll'v in action. 52 l Band director Mr. Grant Thompson states, HA little water never hurt anyone! as Tom Drennen, Bob Christie and john Me- Miehael contemplate their next move. McGill, Danton MeNeish, Susan Merritt, Pamela McKnight, james k L. Nlljxllll, Linda Miller, Donald McKnight, Jane Magee, Gary Miller, Mary Lou NleClellan1l. Lluanitu McDougall, lidwartl McKnight, Mary Kay Mannofzi. Sarah Miller, XVayne 53 Nleillinizms, Leslie Melleax ill. Tilnol hy Melfarland, Sherrie MeCLa1'l'X, Lillilil MQNCQS, Conrad MeNeisl1, Szinclee Mat h ieson. Glenn Nlnthieson. Torn Molsky, Kathleen Monlgmnery, Shirley 'T Moore. Daniel Neel, Spurgeon Pugznnelli, Torn Poole, jaci Puklzlvec, Charlotte Morgan, llurbara Nemet, john Parker, Stephen Porkaloh, Mary Lou Reeher, Ruytnontl Morley, Connie Nelson, Robert Paisley, Diana Morris, Phillip Moyer, Cathy Murphy, David Niggel, Lynn Northcott, Cheryl Paden, Linda Patterson, Pamela Penar, Bob Perry, George Pryor, Karen Reemsten, X'Villian1 As the plot thictkens in the Senior Class Play, four 'llittle In mliz1ns ponder ox er the next victim of cireunlstanee. Maintenance Department Wlorkers, Dean Kilcloo and Bill John- son putting their various talents to work. Q l Riddle, Robert Rolshouse, james Russell, John Rust, Lilldii Sagullli, A11d1'Cw Schcppy Mary Scott, John Seruci, Lucy Seivers, jo Anne Sloan, Dehhic Sicklgsv Bonnie Smalley, Patty Sonntz1g,Sally 55 Ilgibcrv Dan Rhoacls. Michael :L Riclclle, Terry Say, Charles Sheley, Kathy Sopher. Roger Ricliarcls, Donalcl Robinson. Sue Saylor, Rodney Sh uniuker, Thomas Spungelhour, Ruth Spence, Bruce Taylor, David Thompson, Richard Frey, Kathy YValters, Paula Spence, Chuck Taylor, Karen Townley, john lValters, pluck XYllllilllS, Linda Spmull, YVilliz1tn Tc-ure, Kaye Trunick, Dianne XV2lllCliS, Joyce XVeher, Carol 56 :E,iri :,, K. K - np? l Squire, David Stypula, Torn Tavares, john Thoinan, Ray Thompson, Dave Thompson, john Turner, john Turner, Thomas Ullrich, Dan ff i Duplicating a biology test, Miss Nancy McGuire winces while Mrs. Louise Stubbs cleans machine in Material Productions Room. Xllebster, Dennis WVCIPSICI, P21111 Cherry tarts or crackers? Bertie Adams, Linda Christie, jeff McKee, and Mr. Al Agznnedi wail patiently for Bonnie lVaicl to make decision. NVQ-sller, Bill YVCI tig, Pamela ,5 in A Qibwiifll .- 25 Qi , . . , ,,. hit.. B . f , fi Q ,Q 'Wm 3 E I 3, 5,--' lVelIon, Alice XVilliams0n, Jeff Winters, Sylvia Wise, VVilliam Wolfe, Lilltla WOHSCIUCT, 5110 Zcnobiy Chris Enthusiastic Eagle followers lease the stands after a wi-Il-fought game, 57 X X ESOPHOVIORESQ Z N X ff x X l . Adams, Sandra Alexander, Doris Ansert, YVilliam Atwell, Paula llagnell, Tom Allison, Melody Altrnas, Ray Nl' Barger, Dana Beatty, Vicki Beck, Brucc ln the process of examining effects on frozen niiee, Chris Trench and Kris Post get locked out. N Bell, Karen Benson, Sue BEC, B2iI'b21l'2i U . G Black, KYillian1 Blakely, Edward 3121146133 ,IOC , .-A 1 lllauser, Limla Boblnert. Bill Bollinger, Roberta Bonzer, Barbara Bovard, Jean Braine, Marilyn W? 4 ' Q Braine, Marion Butch, James Cline, Fred llrziine. Sandra 1,y + A K H' N Button, Charles Cook, jay Cornelius, Sherry Coryea, Annamae llrenckle, Nancy Campbell, Tom Coppolella, Valerie Covert, Leroy Q-fn I f Brinkley, john Q7 - f Carpenter, Sherry ' V IA 'IIT Brown, Tim Burns, Elizabeth A ,... i C Caroll, Tim Christy, Dianna . -I-wounanqi Caught in action between classes, Mr. Richard Noel and Mr. YVilli1im Snyder discuss daily plans. lil y Crouchv Randy C1-Oy, H511-fy 1JQl,gni1-Qmig, Peter Denhew, Nancy llillzimzm, Harold Dodds. Roherl 59 llycnnen, Ma,-k Drennen, Toni Eakin, Alice Eakin, Sue Ron Miller demonstrates on Gerry Berry the shaving in Mr. Nial McCznney's Sales Class. lferringer, Peggy Ferry, Bill Ducla, Dan Eaton, Rhonda essentials of close Filer, Cary L Dulaney, Cerzxlcline Eaton, Riehznrl Dumbroski, Laura Eclclinger, Clyde Engle, Curt Evans, Jack lfarren, Teil F2llllCOI1l71'ltlgC, Joyce Filer, jeff Finnegan, Dennis Dunibroski, Lawrence Eekniann, Birgit Fab ry, Bob lfenrick, Kathleen Fisher, Ellen Forrest, Larry Geary, Michael Gordon. joan Hall Robert Hartley, Sue Forsythe, Jacqueline Frankenburg. Dong Frisk, Carol Gargasz, Frank Gargasz. George Geary, Robert Gravatt. Glenn Gilliland, Rick Grim, Gloria You've got to be kidding! Sharon DeGrcgory cries out LO Betty jo McClin1ans. There must be an easier way lo make moth repellent! Hanford, Carol Hanna. james Hanna, Roberta Hlllllla, Tim Hawkcv mu Haworth. Michael Hackathorn, Dean 61 Hcdagore, jeff Harrison, Carole Hcdglin, Ray Hcnnon, Sandy Hill, RlCll2lI'il Hinics, Marilyn Hinilinzin, Homer Hoffman, Alan Holler, Judy Holtz, Debbie Horne, Allin Kctlcr, Rictharcl XVonsc-lllcr muniblcs, Bless you, :is lcnobi lakcs in break frmn copying Sian ailvcrtiscinciits. Knauil. Roberta Lean, Carol Leone, joe Lasher, Curt Lewis, Lnanna 62 M 4 ,G 1 Q7 gk 1 hw 'W llockcnbcrry, Bi-ucc Hoover. Albert King, Larry Krozick, Diani' l.innlcy, Ada nl ffl Hockcnlicrry, David jones, Tom King. I,inrlz1 Langley, Arlenc Linnlcy, Beth l.utes. Cheri McCrea, Sue McDougall, Peggy McKnight, Bill Miller, l,z1Vern MacRae, Doug McDt-rniott, Forest Mcllowell, XVillie McKnight, Peggy Miller, Rick Mglgl-ide. Nlgirla McCarl, Ron Mefilenanhan, Eel Nlffimu MUTE' Kill' Mellougall, Bill In preparation for I2 mile hike, Mr. Homer Chrislie's Saturday Science Class takes ll break from organizing equipment to pose for picture. McGill, Carl y1g0uegnQy, Spggnger Mattson, Carla Maxwell, Marlene Merritt, Nancy Q Nfillcr, Xvilligm Molgky, Dim Mong, Frank Montest, Sandra 63 Q Moore, Janet Moore, Virginia Moors, ROUGH Neyman, james Nichols- PM Noble, john Miss joan Stuck clures pliotogrzipliei' Lo take her picture. Slizxryn Deflregory, Kathy Clurpenler, uncl Diane Covert observe. Peters, Roberta P6Il'iliiS, SllClilil' Piff0Ck,J0l1'1 Mowry, Elsworlh 0'Ncil, Molly Oy ler. Paula Pzlrrish, Debbie Polnpa, Angie Murphy, Suzanne Osborne, Gail Purenti, Toni Pzmerson, Vaughn Post, Krisieen Nevoclneehy, Joyce Owens, Sheryl Parker, Cynthia Perry, Dana Pl'lflCIll0l'C, Sherry 11'-1' Pyle, Dan Reiber, Barbara Rililllu Charles R ' 3 ,, 'Q if N, ,ff Rowe, Ken Royer, Rodney Ryder, Jennifer Shawgo, Vicki Shoifstall, Tom Shorts, Gary Simon, Dick Simon, Ellen Smalley, Kathy 'fivlbf Snydcr, Kirk Sonntag, Linda Spence, joe 1 ' fix - ' was ' 5: ff ' K . 52,41 'A - was Riu-nour, Virginia Rodgers, Marlin Rouse, Bob Ryder, Ron Schreekengost, Judy 5C6lb21llgl1, Diane No, not the Russians and not the Americans, but Jim Surrena, Bob Peters. and Daw Brown will he the first on the moon. Stcycnsony 1521,-hai-a Stodolzik, Frank Stubbs. Lynn 65 fa., l Sturgeon, Connie Svcrrc, 101111 TPIYIUY, LYUCIIC 5 l i 2 1 , 1 '- 45 is is J Tighg, N131-joy-ie Trinch, Christine Lfher, Darlene -Kg Future FZIYIIICYS contribute to make a better Clirisunzxs for those ch iltlrcn at thc Chilclrcn's Holnc in Mercer. k.,e. Wimer, Tom Wise, Rick W1'11y..I11111CS Taggart, Rick Vlmcr. Patty XVagcs. Dale Wilkins, Kathy Tcufcl, Dana I'lmer, Richard l l XYL-luster, Bonnie XVll1i21ll1S0l1, Bruce L YVright, Sandra Zcnolxi, John Thompson, Gayle Vinton, David XX'eilancl, Ted Williamson, Carolyn Zixnmerxnzm, Carol X f 1 ENI TH GRADAEQ ff Y j j X A,mt1m,,l' Robert Aiikcn, Sue ,gnu Annstrong, Mary Bain, XVilliam Burger, Marilyn Barnes, Thomas Basham, Marvin Bice. Mary Ellen Black, Gary Black, Richard Gosh, Mr. Christie, asks Pill xY0ll1l'I'l. do you think hc'll c:ro11k? 67 Bnll D mul Boll, Thomas Bcnnclt, Tim lionunni, Linda Bonig, C2ilh0I'iIlC Boovcll, Donna lgoolclj, pamela Bowers, Dcvota Briggs, YVilliam Brothers, Beverly Brown, Cathy Brown, Tom t K Q i' Jgv gait. ,I Q a N Brycry Kathy Burk, Jamcs Burns, Dennis Burry, Howard C21gll0, V21lC1'iC Carrothers, Robert Carpenter, Donald si, 'za K, .-sr, 1 Q. J ' Cole, Frances Collers, Nathan Carroll, Gary Christie, Edward Cl1fiSIiC, Vvillifim Como, Randy 'Jilin Are you sure it isn't 'KD0wn the Up Staircase? Miss Kaylene Bliley asks Brazilian exchange student Tania Oliveira in book- Sl0l'C. Cook, Pamela Cooper, W'illian1 Cornelius, Sue Coulter, Mary Ellen 'V if Craig, Bruce Crawley, Charles Caldwell, Bill Christy, Mary Coppollela, Mark Covert, Virginia DQC regory, joseph DeI.arne, Betty DeMz1rsh, Terri Dillaman, Charlene 'WM m.. D umnire, Page Eperthaner, Vieki Delirurenlis, john Dick, Deborah De los Reyes. Ralph Dickey, Jeff Mr. Lew Mathews inclustriously directs the orchestra during intermission at the Senior Class Play. Dunkerly, Gail Dillaman, Darlene Dillaman, Glen DOKIIIS, Mike Drennen, Sally Dye, Diana Errerzi, Anthony Dye, Thomas Eakin, joan Eshelman, Charles Evans, Penny 69 liziron karen Fnglehal t Dan hw A 5 ai 4' lfziles, Sue Fussell. james Ferguson, Dianq Filer, Cathy Filer, Theresa Gargasz. Larry Geary, Pamela Gibson, Debra Glenn, Sandra Goshorn, David Graham, WVilliam Fisher, Kathleen Gildersleeve, janet Graves, Gordon Dan Rcibcr operates one of the new pieces of equipment in the shop. Hale, Larry Hay nes, Carla Fleming, Harry Glaister, Audrey U1 ay Iac lucline Hancox, Charles Hedglin, Debra Gabig, Beverly Claistcr. Mary G regg Margaret Hassell, Isolde Himes, Randy Hinds, Clifford Hodges, Terry Hoffman, james Holler, Patricia Hume, Roberta HUIHIHCI, Judy Irey, Roc Jennings, Don Johns, Nancy jones, .lim jordon, Charlene h e Kelly, Pamela Kerr, Erlwarcl Kilcloo. Donald Kcck, Barbara Keck, Linda 1 King, Gary King, Peggy King, Ralph Kiser, Terry Kite, Charles 71 .Xll of the pretty chcerlcaclers lurn our for sign posting duly. joseph, Karen Kilmloo. Ronulrl Kin-, Linrla Knight, Helen Kuhn, Karen Latshaw, Joyce LCSWT, Lynn Long, Gail Lucas, Jog McCall, Michael McClearn, Gordon McCutcheon, Gary McFadden, Marcel MCPi2ll'lHl1ll, Debbie MCFHYIHIIKT, VVUIHH Martin, William Shirley Rodgers and Glenna Sonntag practice business skills in Miss Alice C0yer's Ofhce Practice class. Montgomery, Robert 72 Liggilt, Christine McCoy, john Maniscarco, Richard Meals, Bonnie Ligh tner, Sue Ellen McCracken, Sandra Marsh, Judy Miller, Larry Moore, Debra Moore, Kathleen Moose, Robert Mover, Marilyn Myers, Shryl O'Brien, Bonnie Parquet te, Delbert Morgan, Lorraine Murphy, Nancy Nelson, Jim Oifutt, Rick Patterson, Beverly 'HQ' Morley. Ray Ui Myers, Deborah Nelson, Rick Norris, Carol Northcott, Arne 0'Neil, jznnes Osborne, Gerald Palmer, Karen ,f W w,g,,,.,t W- l I 4 1, , , 1' Ib 9 R -:fr lif .gy 1 A .1 , . ' Patton, Michael Pearce, james PCiglll0l, PCIIIIY 73 onto the lield for the Sound of Music halftime Drum Major. Kathy Carpenter, leads the CCHS Marching Band routine. Oakes, Ralph Pullner, Rhonda Penur, Martha L.. 7 Poole, Vicki Porkolab, Cynth ia Pryor, Diana Rhoades, Tim Richards, Margaret Rihvl, KICYYY Royer, Sheila Ryder, Brian Rolshouse, Debbie Rossi, Chris Salopck, Amon Say, Linda Shawgo, Debra Displaying more acting than typing ability, Carl McGill and Vaughn Patterson pose for Pine Knot photographer. Slllilll, Connie Rice, Cathy Richarmls, Gay Roxberry, Steve Royer, Lindsay Schell, Donald Scott, Greg Shorts, Steven 510811, LYHI1 Sonntag, Tim Sophcry A1311 Spence, Garv Steele, Debra Surrena, Bob Thompson, Diane Tucci, Linda Spence, Jan Sproull, George l l Up zinml oxi-r -lNIary l.o11 Benson in her cleatli-defying flight over Ginny Moore and Terri Filer. Stone, Connie Stull, Richard Surrena, Carol Thompson, Joe Thompson, Linda Yechnak, Debbie iiei , 'eg' - , mi 'IB ' V. iiii e SVC,-my Kathy Swgempplg, Judy V Sweitzer, Charles Taylor, Bruce Thompson, Roheri Townley, Barbara Tlmluilly MONT Vinccmy Bill ryan, gary Wallwork, Kristine V'21l0Cl1Ck,,I0lll1 75 YVeaver, Carol YVhitehill, Larry Weber, Gail Webster, Darlene Webster, Xvjll Xvcttigy Pam Wilkins, Kenneth X'Villia1ns, Billy Earl NVilliams, Sandy XVimer, Bonnie -L Hlinger, Ed lVise, Tom NVollJert. Patricia YVTHY, Jo Ellen Hlright, Thomas YVhite, Robert Xvinier, Tom Young, john '1'.K., Zanrbino, Sonni Zenobi, Donna Dennis Blakely und John Bonnani checking out layouts for meczlmnical drawing. 76 Jeff McKee eyes his mouth-watering lunch as he ys Mrs. june Coulter. Wforking on science researeh projects. Sonni Zznnbino and Pain Boozell consult Miss Kaylene Bliley, librarian, and Bonnie Webster on re- search references. Ready, set, fire! The intellectual five, Mr, Bowers, Budd Teare, Bill Campbell, Bill Gilliland, and George Perry steady themselves for the OlllCOlIlC of a carefully planned experiment. s , Ennny fyxlilllfllly. Jayne Kildoo, and Billie Brandon stretch to hang' Ten Little Indians poster for class play, 77 Caught in her favorite position, Mrs. jean Brown checking the cupboard for old Mother Hubbard. Y ,ggg.,,.,a.,.,.,-f-1 ,,,t....--- FFA boys preparing chicken house for future OCCLIPHHIS. STUDENT ACTIVITIES SENIOR CLASS PLAY Ten Little Indians Mingle Your Cares Wi th Pleasures Now and Thenf, Cato 'IT . 'I PUBLICATIONS SERVICE CLUBS MUSIC ACADEMIC CLUBS 79 P BLICATION PINE KNOT Few people know or appreciate the time and ellort it takes to publish a yearbook. Stall members spend hoursfdays-weeks planning the book, taking and printing pictures, writing copy, adding to and taking away ideas before the book is completed. In order for the staff to know how the PINE KNOT will look, it must be set up on dummy pages. Layouts by balance, margin, and size are checked. Copy is written and rewritten, pictures taken- thrown away-printed-cut and used before the PINE KNOT is sent to W. J. Keller, publisher. xfcx .1 1 fx -45' ...Q L ' 3 Pr I ' p,.,,,...l 'l 'k ' Mary Ellen Turek, liditor Pine Knotg Mr. Nial McCamey, Publica- tions Al11li,Sl'I',' Gayle Ziccardi, Assisimzt Editor Pine Knot. GROVER TAR Printed eight times a year the Grover Star is the student's voice to each other, to parents, to mer- chants, and to exchange schools. Here also many hours are devoted to selecting what to write about. Assigning ol' stories, checking copy, and doing layout is the editor's responsibility. The paper is sent to over one hundred schools in the United States for ex- change, Stall: members sell subscriptions to the Star and space to advertisers to obtain the funds needed to pay for the printing. Members ol the stall are selected to Quill and Scroll as they meet the qualifications. su Il-.mx xt. it 'X 1 ? 4 t f Mary lillen Turek, Mary Kay McKnight, Co-Editors Grover Star. N-,gs MI 9' f ft, t -at W'v',,n .M I .K K KV.: E V J A-In ...- 2' ' ' Pat Nichols, Chris Zenobi, Sue X'Vonsettler, Arlzfertisirzg Managerx Grover Star. IVayne Gregg, Tom Stypula, Pholograjzhers. 'BW' 'V-. 'i 4 Ralph de los Rcycs, Martha Pcnar, Carole Harrison, Bonnie Calc Zuhniscr, l mtures Editor and Foreign Corresporzderzt Wilmer- Bcfll' .IU MCClimHHS, Solmi Zambino- from Brazil. 4144. A Sue Robinson, Pain Vlettig, Nancy Brown, Joyce Faulconbridgc, Alice Ezikin, Carol Wvcbcr, Chuck Spence, Ava Eakin. Kathy lxfglfaflaml, QV' ' .2i, ,. ,,... N 'V It Stall puts slznnp of approval on zi piclurc for thc PINE KNOT. Sue Alberlhf Mall' Lou Porkaloby A-Ysinanf Editom Grover -Wal' Ginny Moore, and Peg McKnight. 81 First row: Kathy McFarland, Nancy Merritt, Tania Mary-Anne Burger, Sherrie McFarland, Gary Magee, Ron Oliveria, Paula Christie, Carol dc los Reyes, Nancy Hlela Mc'Carl, Glenn Mathieson. ler. Secmtd mtv: Jim Pearce, Eddie Tarog, Vicki XVisc. AST . ' jffufcf , flew tt,- . West' .f.y.:f- -.fy , k,.k, my .5 First row: Bruce liashline, Presidentg john Giesmann, Vice-Presidentg Karen Hoagla Secretary, Second row: Barb Boyer, Treasurerg Mr. Eugene lforker, Adviser. 82 STUDE T COUNCIL Composed of freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors, elected by their class, Student Councills purpose is to represent the entire student body and act as a spokesman to the faculty. The soph- omore and freshmen members, along with their class ollicers, serve as the ring committee which is responsible for choosing a standard class ring. Student Council members introduce assemblies and participate in Student Government Day. They are also responsible for the organization of Homecoming Activities, planning ol Parents' Night, sponsoring the XfVinter Festival, and lor any other activity which might be assigned. First row: XValt Byard, Dennis Patterson, Tim Thompson. Roberta Adams, Becky Martin, lilla Beth Deniker, Vicki Second rozv: Diane Covert, Sally Fink, Genette Forkcr, wise' FU 'fll HIIUJ Pew Bcvfh, Cindy Nelson. Shirley Mar l.ou Vincent, Billie Brandon, Donna Best, I.inda Todd, Connie Smencer, Paula Christie, Slierr' Batlev, Barb Y l 5 , Johnston. Third rote: Lynette Centofanti, Tania Nlaria livyelt. Shirley Gregg, Eddie Tarog, Gomez de Oliyiera, Diane Tliompson, Linda Christie, NATIG AL H0 QR SOCIETY To be honored is an honor in itself. Honor Society nienibers are individually selected on a basis ol' lead- ership, scholarship, service and eharaeterg at least a B average niust be maintained by all inenibers. Clarion State College was the location of a Held trip made by the society this year. lt is the duty ol' each member to set an example lor his lellow students. First fore: john N'IcMicliael, President, Bruce Bashline, Vice-President: Debbie Perrine, Secre- tary. Seronzl roze: Mr. john Schultz, Adviser: Paula Barron, Treasurer. X X, I ir.s'f row: Mary Lon Porkalob, .lean XVolbert, Betty jo Keougli, Pain XVeltig', Don Barron. Third row: john Mctilinians, Vickie Guarnieri, Gayle liccardi, Sliaryn Giesniann, Cary Magee, Mike Rlioads, Bonnie Boak, Thompson, Nancy XVeller, Secwzrl fore: Ray Tlionian, Paula XVallers, Kathy Urey, Nancy l,ainont, Diane Pasley, Sherrie Nlclfarland, Linda lNlcGarry, .Xya liakin, Debbie Cl1uekSpence. 83 First rozv: Sue Smith, Becky Martin, Cale lahniser, Ro- Lynette Centofanti, Nancy YVeller. Third roam' Sharyn berta Adams, Clenna Sonntag, Mary Lou Vincent, Dianne Thompson, Mary Ellen Turek, Linda Christie, Linda Covert, Srconrl rmtu' Melanie McClearn, Laura Edelmann, Fisher, joyce Slocum, Janet Filer, Tania Oliveira, Pris- Barlm Boyer, Eddie Tarog, Peggy Rector, Becky Braine, cilla Hoyis, Donna Best. LIBRARY AIDE Library aides perlorm an important service in Grove City High School. Giving up one or two study periods a week, each member learns to work elliciently at the desk and in the magazine room, takes a lltl'l1 at shelving books and getting audio-visual equipment, answers students' questions and helps them locate information. Parties, trips, and programs add lun and variety to the club. Library aides are dependable and trustworthy, willing to work and interested in the library, and also reasonably good students. In working for their school, library aides are working for themselves, LGU, as libraries become pleas- ant places to be and good books become good friends. First rozu: Sherrie McFarland, Secretary: Barb Boyer, Vice-President Sue WVonsettler, Treasurer. Second row: Miss Diane Grundy, Librarian, Nancyvlleller, President, Miss Anna Belle Hamilton Librarian. First row: Patty Black, Sherrie Mclfarland, Mary Lou Benson, Kathy Besseck, Connie Kerr. Sally Sonutag, Linda Rust. Nancy Carruthers. Second roam' Nancy Brown, Kaye Teare, Linda Mc- Carry, Mary Lou Porkalob, Kathy lTrey, Ava liakin, Debbie Sloan, Sandy McNeish, Charlotte Puklavec. Third row: Paula lValters, Chris Zenobi, Sue lvonsettler, Pam WVettig, Carol XVeber, Margaret King, Charlotte Doersch, Sheryl lJeXVoody, Cheryl Northcott, Pam Patterson, Linda Paden, Bonnie Boak, Nancy Lamont, Pam Flowers, Mary Lou Miller. r First row: Debbie Dick, Lynn Sloan, jackie Cray, Lynn Lester, Zambino. Third row: Sally Drennon, Patty Heller, Rhonda Bev Patterson, Debbie Myers, Donna Zenohi, Mary XVigman. Palmer, Cindy Porkalob, Linda Kite, Karen Palmer, Margaret Second row: Devota Bowers, Kathi Moore, Hlilma McFarland, Richards, Karen joseph, Kathy Morley, Pat Hfolbert, Debbie Nancy johns, Kathy Filer, Joyce Latshaw, Carla Haynes, Sonni Steele. B011HiC Meals, Pam C00k, DOH J6I'1I1iI1gS, ViCki Wise, Debbie Keough, Sandy Adams, Mary Kay McKnight. First rozv: Marta Mt-Bride, Barb Stevenson, Linda King, Carolyn Valerie Coppolella, Joyce lfanlconbridge. Third row: Date Williamson, Alice Eakin, Janet Moore, Nancy Merril, Cindy YVages, Sandy Montest, Mary Kay McCoy, Bruce Taylor, Marge Parker. Second rrmn' Geraldine Dnlaney, Carole Harrison, jean Tighe,'Pat Nichols, Sue Hartley, Ed Y'Vinger. Bovard, Kathy Mclfarland, Bonnie Hfebster, Sherrie Petrikis, First rout: Inez Tavares, Linda Mfalters, Diana Hinds, janet Mttllride, Donna Best, Hazel Miller. Sefonrl rout: Karen Pryor, Rhonda Gibson, Cathy Moyer. Sarah Man- noui, Debbie Dick, Susie Grossman. Sally Brown. Tllird F TURE B SI ESS LEADERS OF A ERICA F.B.L.A,'s main aim is to develop competent business leaders. Grove City's Chapter of F.B.L.A. strives lor this goal by encouraging business leadership in the hotne, school, and community. This year's activities include installing the Cranberry Chapter of F.B.L..tX., sponsoring an altervgame dance, pro- ducing football programs, sponsoring a party at the Chil- dren's Home, a panel discussion ol' former members, and a tour of the Lordstown Division ol' General Motors. row: Carol Ferry, Patty Dumbroski, Shirley Rodgers, Aldine Hurd, I,inda Hill, Patty Lightner, Marsha Noble, Karen Lightner. Fin! row: Gayle lictardi, President, Glenna Sonntag, Vice-President Joyce Shaner, Treasurer, Linda YVolfe, Corresponding Secretary. Ser onrl mzu: Miss Alice Coyer, Adviser, Joanne Wlardman, Historian Marsha Filer, Recording Secretary, Cathy Hlilkins, Reporter. YT? First row: Peggy Ferringer, Shyrl Myers, Sandy Williams, Diana Dye, Bev Brothers, Devota Bowers. Se:-oml rout: Karen Kuhns, Sue Fales, Karen Palmer, Rhonda Palmer, Gay Richards, Kathy Fenriek, Roberta Hanna. Third ti XJ? rout: Debbie Rolshouse, Cheri l.utes, Linda Kite, Linda Keek, Carol Surrena, Sandy Glenn, Pam Burk, Gloria Grim, john Noble. 86 First row: Chuck Feister, Patty Thompson, Carol de los Rhodes, Linda Johnston, Janet Filer, Ella Beth Demker Reyes, Bertie Adams, Becky Braine, Peggy Rector, Diane Thompson. Third row: Mary Lou Vincent Becky Genette Forker, Cindy Nelson. Second rozv: Sharyn Martin, Linda Christie, Tania Oliveira, Shirley Todd Thompson, Connie Spencer, Dorothy Burnett, Marie Sharyn DeCregory, Paula Barron, Sue Forsythe FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA A community is only as good as its educa- tional system and to help those interested in the Field to gain experience, the club investia gates all the aspects of the teaching profession. The Grove City PSEA sponsors the local club and it is aHiliated with the National Education Association. To further their knowledge of teaching, sev- eral of the members take one day out of the week to teach a class in the elementary school. This year the club sold Christmas trees as an annual project and they take several trips to colleges to help the students make the final deci- sion in the college of their choice. First row: Nancy Weller, President, Patty Black, Vice-President, Ella Beth Deniker, Secretary, Sue Smith, Correspondence Secretary. Second row: Mrs. Pat Thompson, Adviser: Paula Christie, Treasurerg Mr, Dick Noel, Adviser. lm B 1 '1 5? ' First row: Dale XVages, Dan Pyle, james Hanna, Buzz Marsh, Kris Post. Third row: Patty Black Chtryl North Hoover, Maury Mfigman, Jackie Grey. Second row: Sue cott, -Ioan Brown, Connie Kerr, Pam Patterson Mary Ion Lightner, Charlene Dillaman. Cheryl Owens, Diiillil MUNI'- Christy, jennifer Ryder, Kathy Moore, Linda Tucci, Judy 87 First row: Lynette Centofanti, Sue Stabile, Gloria Dunn, Debbie Perrine, Linda Fisher, Sally Fink, Hope Cornelius, Darlene Keitzer, Bonnie XVaid, Melanie McClearn. Second row: Sandy VVrighr, Linda King, Theresa Perry, Vicki Beatty. Carol Frisk, FUTURE NU RSES GF AMERICA One of the many service clubs ol' the high school is the Future Nurses Club. Through this club, those girls who intend to go on in the field ol' nursing can gain experience at both hospitals in Crove City as 4'Candy Stripers and in the school medical room. 1-'irst rozv: Mary-.Xnne Burger, Secretary-Treasttrerg Linda Paden, Vice- Presidentg Lynette Centofanti, President. Second rozv: Mrs. Jane iVil- liamson, .Xdviserg Melanie lNIcClearn, Parliamentarian-His!orian. Ifirst row: Connie Stone, Barb Keck, Karen Joseph, Cindy Por- kalob, Beverly Patterson, Vickie Eperthener, Barb Townley, Diane Thompson, Roberta Hume. Semrzrl row: Shirley Mont- gomery, Linda Paden, Jean Blakely, Sara McCalla, Margaret King, Diane Trtmick, Shirley Craig, Diana Pasley, Nancy La- mont, Debbie King. Third rote: Marilyn Kildoo, Carolyn 88 Sherry Pridemore, Joyce Nevodnechy, Rhonda Eaton, Carol Lean. Third rout: Sue Hartley. Marge Tighe, Judy Shrecken gost, Ellen Fisher, Melody Allison, Sue Eakin, Barb Stevenson Arlene Langley, Randy Crouch. Cooper, Joyce Walters, Darlene Henderson, Colleen Daniels, Linda Boozell, Nancy Baker, Carolyn DiBartolomeo, Connie Morley, Jane McKnight. Fourth row: Sylvia Kvinters, Debbie McFarland, Pat Hlolbert, Diane Pryor, Linda Mfatkins, Charlotte Pnklavec, Kim Horsman, Jill Delett, Kathy Bessick, Pam Boozell, Ginny Covert. Y' First row: janet Moore, Cathy Bonig, Peggy Gregg, Mari- Linda Sonntag, Sheri Cornelius, Barb Reiber, Carol Zim lyn Moyer, Laura Dumbroski. Second row: Kathy Smalley, merman, Pam Redinger, Carla Matson, Lynette Taylor. FUTURE HGMEMAKERS GF AMERICA As a national organization, the goal of the club is to help those individuals who are interested in the art ol' homemaking to improve themselves and their community. The members render services to both the school and town as they train for the future in homemaking. First row: Joanne Billig, Presiclentg Bonnie Dearborn, Vice-Presidentg Karen Erlclinger, Secretary. Second row: Sara Zimmerman, Treasurerg Miss Eleanor Lewis, Adviser. 1 ir.s'l row: Mary Bobbert, Karen Eddinger, Joanne Billig, Taylor, Patty Smalley, Christine Carroll, Debbie Cravatt, Sara Zimmerman. Sermzrl rmu: Bonnie Dearborn, Karen Barb Morgan. 89 First rotv: Paula Barron, Susan Goshorn, Karen Lightner, Sharyn Thompson, Shirley Gregg, Connie Spencer, Linda Fisher, Joyce Butler. Second rozu: Diane Pasley, Paula Walters, Ava liakin, Pam Mfehster, Sue YVonsettler, First rout: Dorothy Burnett, Secretary, Pain WVettig, Vice-Presi- tlentg Peggy Braine, President. Second row: Gayle Ziecardi, Treas- urer, Mrs. Carol Godsen, Adviser. Mary Anne Burger, Linda Boozell. Third rozu: Cheryl Northeott, Monica Hawkins, Sara BIeCalla, Kathy Molsky, Connie Morley, Darlene Henderson, Jill Delett, Gayle Jewell. GI RLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIO From powder-pull' football to volleyball, and from sorta-r to basketball, the GAA provides girls inter- ested in sports with a chance to participate in their favorite sports. As an extremely active club, the GAA promotes an interest in athletics, participation in physical activity, and good sportsmanship. First row: Birgit liittkmann, Peg McKnight, Jean Bovartl, Marilyn Braine, lvlarian Braine, Sherry Carpenter, Dar- Connie Sturgeon, Joyce Faulttonbridge. Alice linkin, lene l'ht-r, Carla Mattson. Third rozu: Sonni Zannhino, Carole Harrison, Bonnie YVehster, Sandy Adams, Srrorzzz' Chris Liggett, Janet Moore, Sue Murphy, Lynette Taylor, row: Dehhie Holtz, Sandy Montest, Mary Kay McCoy, KathySmallcy,KathyBrown,Sl1cLight1wr. 90 First row: Russell Brooks, Gary Miller, Fred Shawgo, Don HOCKCIIDCTYY, Cl12i1'l6S Gregg, Paul Fyffff, Edwin BIHIISCT, Miller, Neil Murdock, Paul Addison. Second rozv: john Laffy Pl'iCSfCl', D21VidNClS0U, Davidlook. Mr. Russell Yoho, Adviser, Fred Sliawgo, Recorder, lid Fyffe, Presidentg Paul Addison, Vice-President: Larry Snow, Treasurer Gary Miller, Secretary, john Turner, Sentinel. FUT RE FARMERS OF AMERICA Learning to do, doing to earn, earning to live, and living to serve is the motto of the national organiza- tion ol, by, and for boys studying vocational agricul- ture. To develop good citizenship, cooperation, and agricultural leadership, the boys not only participate in local, area, regional, and state conventions and contests but they work at the refreshment stand for all football games, sponsor dances, and sponsor the annual Parent and Son Banquet. The club gave a check to the Mercer Children's Home at Christmas time. They have a loan fund for members to use in improving their supervised farming program. Ifirs! rout' joe Thompson, Monte Truran, jack Exans. Second rout' Steve Roxberry, Tom Bob- bert, Ralph Oakes, Charles Sweitzer, Dean Heckathorne, Tom Barnes, Tlzirrl row: Tom Zuscli- lag, Tom Wimer, Clyde Eddinger, Glenn Gravatt, Larry Filer, Tom Campbell, Ray Hanna. First row: Debbie Parrish, judy Shreckengost, Sandy Hennon, Sherry Pridemore, Peggy McKnight, Birgit Eick- mann, Lynn Stubbs, Molly O'Neil, Jacki Forsythe. Second rozv: Gail Jewell, jane McKnight, Monica Hawkins, Linda Watkins, Luci Scruci, Juanita McClelland, Nancy Brown, FRE CH CL B Le Cercle Francais provides an opportunity for all former or present students ol' the French language to develop an academic interest in the language outside of the classroom. Among this year's activities was the sponsoring of a bake sale and dance. Professor Harn from GCC was one of the guest speakers for the club this year. First row: Bruce Keller, Presitlentg Buzzy Hughes, Vice- Presidentg Cenette Forker, Secretaryg XYalt Byartl, Treas- urer. Second row: Paula Barron, Assistant Secretaryg Mrs. Mary Lou Christie, Adviser, Dan Moore, Assistant Treas- ll fer. Sandy MeNeish, jean Blakely. Third row: Tom Paganelli, Meg Berger, Pam Flowers, Nancy Carruthers, Rhonda Gibson, Coleen Critehlow, Sondra Butch, Jane Burdick, Dan Pyle. I ir.s't row: Carol Wall, Nancy Brown, Ann Christley. Sue Goshorn, Diane Thompson, Aldine Hurd, Brenda Karnes, Bonnie XVaitl, Marilyn Morgan, Phyllis Petuch. Second mztv: Linda Horne, Debbie Vechnak, Margaret Richards, Bonnie Meals, Paige Dunnlire. Gail XVeber, Barb Town- Iey, Peggy King, Linda Bonnani. Third rout: Eric Hum- phrey. Bob XVatt, Larry Heller. Louie YVeber, Jeff McKee, Alvin Pyle, YVayne Carpenter, Chuck Pearson, Dennis Patterson, Cliff Sonntag. QC? X . Tom Shumaker, Peggy Braine, Gary WVinder, Gary Magee, john Townley, joan Brown, Pam Webster. SPANISH CLUB Conducting meetings entirely in Spanish, El Circulo Espanol, provides an opportunity for eligible students to develop their understanding of this foreign language through practical use. By playing games and comparing applications of the Spanish language, the students are ena- bled to appreciate basic Spanish culture. Membership is open to all students who are taking Spanish or have taken it in the past. First row: Gary Magee, Presidentg Pam Webster, Vice-President. Second row: Mr. Anthony Orsillo, Adviser: Marilyn Braine, Sec- retary, Peggy McDougall, Treasurer. Ted Farren, Marilyn Braine, Chris Trinch, Peggy McDougall, Karen Eaton, Marian Braine, Robin Bollinger, Danny Duda. 93 First row: Gordon Graves, Bob Wlhilc, Chuck Kite, joe DeGregory, Rick Black. Second row: Tim McDeavitt, Richard Thompson, Don DeGrcgory. First row: Don DeGrcgory, Presidcntg Bruce Miller, Vicc-Presi- dent. Second row: Mr. Al Agamedi, Adviserg john Barnes, Secre- tary: Don Richards, Treasurer. RADIO CLUB Radio club is for boys who are interested in and Want to learn about electricity and electronics. Dur- ing the' time they spend in club meetings, the stu- dents are required to earn their amateur radio li- cense. This will enable them to operate the transmit- ters and receivers which they are building. The club is open to all boys of each grade in the high school. First row: Tom jack, john Barnes, Bruce Miller, Marshall Scruci, Lynn Rodgers. Second row: john Breese, Bill Orr, Don Richards. First row: Mike Geary, Tom Sehoflstall, Jay Russell. Second row: Ed McDougall, Tom Bagnall, Bruce Spence, Charles Gregg. DIC VISUAL AIDS CLUB Members of the AVAC perforin a very beneficial service for the school. They are responsible for the operation and maintenance of such machines as pho- nographs, tape recorders, slide and film projectors, and screens, Most maintenance procedures are per- formed in the new audio visual room in the library. First row: Roger Riffle, Presidentg Joe Klink, Vice-President Gene Reeher, Treasurer. Second row: Mr. Samuel Bowers, Ad viserg Jim Moyer, Secretary. Roger Riflle, Jim Moyer, Gene Reeher, Tom McNutt, Dave Sweetapple, Forest McDermott. 95 First row: Kathy Fisher, Linda Say. Second row: Peggy Pam Burke, Patty Uber, Charlene jordon, Debbie Rols- Ferringer, Judy Sweetapplc, Susan Fales, Sandy William- house, DHYICIIC Webster. son, Diana Dye. Third row: Lori Nutt, Lynette Taylor, TRI-HI-Y As members of Tri-Hi-Y, the girls strive to create and maintain Christian character in the hoine, school, and community. Through the club, which is in accordance with the YNVCA, they try to achieve Christian fellowship and sell-iinproveinent. As Chris- tian encleavors, the Tri-Hi-Y helps throughout the school and eoniniunity in many different ways. First row: Joanne Billig, Presidentg Barbara Morgan, Secretary: Hazel Miller, Treasurer. Sec- ond row: Linda Hill, Vice-Presidentg janet Mc- Bride, Chaplain: Mrs. Barbara Sager, Adviser. Ifirxt row: Darlene Henderson, Shirley Craig, Carol Buchanan, Debbie Craxalt. Seronri row: Carol Ferry, Sara Zinnnerman, Karen Eddinger, Cathy Moyer, Karen Taylor. 96 First row: Ed Winger, Tom Wimer, Bruce Craig, Terry Connie Stone, Linda Thompson, George Sproull. Third Kiscr, Bill Vincent, Howard Buffy- Second 1-ow: Rick row: Bill Martin, Alan Horne, Don Barron, Dick Simon, Taggart, Debbie Vechnak, Darlene Uber, Marilyn Barger, Bob Geary, T0111 DTCIIUCU, Rodney Rvyer, Dana Teufel- CHESS CLUB Kings and Queens, Knights and Rooks move in succession about chess boards during the weekly Chess Club meetings. The club has become popular among the chess enthusiasts and the competition mounts as tournaments are held to find the best players. First row: Barb Boyer, President: Thom Turner, Vice-Presidentg Susan McCrea, Secre- tary, Mr. Ronald Stevens, Adviserg Curt Lesher, Treasurer. First row: Alan Hoffman, Ray Altmas, jim Moyer, Dennis Tom Paganelli, Dick Hutchinson, Jeff Corll, Conrad Mc- Webster, Bill Black, Joe Leone. Second row: Sonni Zam- NCCS, JOHN CF6S0Ck, Tllflm TUFHCT, Bill SP1'0lll1, WHYHC bino, Kathy Urey, Barb Boyer, Sharyu DfrGregory, Susan Millw- Forsythe, Sandy Montest, Carolyn DeGregory. Third 'rouuj 97 First row: Jean XVolbert, Sharyn Hlallwork, Gloria Dunn, Sue Stabile, Hope Cornelius, Jayne Kildoo, Debbie Alli- son, Fran Post, Sylvia Fitzgerald, Second row: Debbie Per! rine, Joanne lNardman, Connie Spencer. Sandra Dydek, Shirley Todd, Sharyn Dt-Gregory, Sherry Batlcy. Cindy ENIOR SCIENCE CLUB To all those interested in science or any field per- taining to science, the Senior Science Club was newly organized this year. Activities include films, discus- sions, md speakers to increase their understanding ol' the field of science. A-4 Nelson, Marie Rhodes. Third rozv: Bud Teare, Bob Best- wick, Gary Ziccardi, Bruce Penman, Bill Lucas. Jim Stiles, w John McMichael, Larry Tinkey. Fourth rozv: Wayne Gregg, Tim Thompson, Alan Northcott, Cliff Humphrey, Dave Nelson, Robin Moore. Fnxt row: John Giesmann, President, Shirley Gregg, Vice-President: I vi H Sue NIcNeish, Secretary. Second rozu: Mr. John Davis, Adviser, Ella J 2 ff . l X Btth Deniker, Treasurer, Miss Nancy McGuire, Adviser. x First row: Kris Post, Carolyn Cooper, Diane Paslcy, Pam Merritt, Carol Jones, Mary Lou Benson, Jaci Poole, Laura Kennedy, Carolyn DeGregory, Colleen Daniels. Second row: Carol Frisk, Roberta Hanna, Judy Holler, Kathy Fenrick, Sandy Brain, Bonnie Bruck, Marsha Filer, Kathy Molsky, Joyce YValters, Pam King, Linda Boozell, Mary-Anne Burger, Ellen Fisher, Sandy Wright. Third row: Bob Dodds, Torn Jones, Gail Osborne, Torn Mathie- son, Bob Hoffman, Don Barron, George Green, Thom Turner, John Gresock, Jim Rolshouse, Dick Hutcheson, Jeff Hedegore. Fourth row: Ted WVL-iland, Rick Taggart, Dave Murphy, Jim McKnight, Ray Thoman, Steve Parker, Chuck Spence, Bob Nelson, Wlayne Miller, Con- rad McNees, Jefl Corll, Ron McCarl. First row: Issy Hassel, Carla Haynes, Bonnie Wimer, Jan Spence, Valerie Cagno, Martha Penar, Ginny Moore, Nancy Merritt, Sandy Adams, Alice Eakin, Debbie Holtz. Second row: Kathy Moore, Sonni Zambino, Joyce Lat- shaw, Nancy Johns, Diane Kroak, Judy Screckengost, Sandy Hcnnon, Joyce Nevodencky, Sandy Braine, Kathy Fenrick, Pam Burke. Third rozu: Mary Armstrong, Kathy Brown, Karen Joseph, Linda Thompson, Sandy Mc- Cracken, Vicki Eperthener, Laura Dumbroski, Donna First rmu: Nancy Caruthers, Kathy Urey, Sue Xvonsettler, Jane Burdick, Ava Eakin, Marsha Filer, Debbie Keough. Semnrl rozu: Tania Oliviera, Pris Hovis, Vicki Cuarnieri, Laura Edlemann, Peggy Rector, Joy Slocum, Debbie Alli- son, Frannie Post, Linda Hill, Gloria Dunn. Third row: Mary-Anne Burger, Jaci Poole, Susan Stabile, Diana Zenobi, Rhonda Eaton, Joann Gordon, Judy Holler, Deb- bie Moorc, Kathy Sverre. Fourth row: Pam Kelly, Kathy Filer, YVilma McFarland, Diane Pryor, Sandy Glenn, Charlene Dillamen, Judy Hummel, Nancy Murphy, Sally Drennen, Sheila Royer, Debbie Hedglin, Bonnie Meals, Debbie Steele, Chris Zenobi. Fifth row: Kathy Bonig, Patti lllettig, Terri Filer. Lynn Lester, Jacki Grey, Pam Geary, Linda McGarry, Darlene Uber, Jean Bovard, Val- arie Coppolella, Sue Benson, Sandy Montest, PEP CL B As an aid to the cheerleaders, the Pep Club attempts to pro mote school spirit and enthusiasm by placing pep signs and posters all over the school. The members sit together as a cheering group at the pep assemblies to add to the volume ol' the crowd. First rozu: Betty Jo McClimans, President, Birgit Eiekmann, Vice-President Billie Brandon, Secretary. Secmzd rozv: Sue McCrea, Treasurer, Mrs. Lorraine Gilson, Adviser, Sue Robinson, Recording Secretary. Thompson, Debbie Perrine, Gennette Forker, Shirley Gregg, Janet Filer, Meg Berger, Pam Merritt. Fourth rozu: Carol Jones, Mary Lou Benson, Sherrie McFarland, Sue Cordon, Charlotte Doersch, Sally Brown, Pam Flow- ers, Joyce Walters, Sara McCalla, Kathy Molsky, Pam XVettig, Mary Kay McKnight. Sacrificing a week ol' summer vacation and plenty of spare time for full band rehearsals, sec- tionals, and field drills, 1967 GCHS Marching Band, 67 members strong, stormed the football held this fall for nine successful victories. Sound of Mu- sic, 'tGreen Beret, and Sousa's Thunderer March are a few of the themes they used for their hali- time performances. The band also participated with 34 other bands in the Kent State Band Day. This year four band members were selected to participate in the Midwest- ern District Band Festival: Paula Barron, clarinet, Mary Lou Vincent, bari- tone horng John Giesmann, French horng and Bob Christie, trombone. Top of HG around: Bill Martin, Marilyn Barger, Charlotte Puklavec, john McCoy, Bob Geary, joe Leone, Dave Vinton, jim Rolshouse, Alvin Pyle, john Williamson, Ralph do los Reyes, John Gresock, Paula Barron, Darlene Dillaman, Gale Zahniser, Mary Ellen Turek, Pam Boozell, Rick Ollutt, Alan Darcangelo, Pat Grossman, john Zenobi, Dave Goshorn, Mark Coppolella, Tom Drennen, Bill Hawke, Gordon Graves, Bob Christie, john McMichael. Insert, top to bottom: Tom YVimer, Dick Hutcheson, Bill Christie, Diana Dye, Sonni Zambino, Mary Lou Vincent. Mr. Grant Thompson, director G. C. H. . MARCHING BAND Top of C around: Barb Stevenson, Pat Nichols, jay linglehart, Linda Thompson, Darlene VVebster, Linda Barron, Beverly Patterson, Kim Horsman, Vicki Poole, Dennis Patterson, Char- lene Dillaman, Susie Grossman, Linda lloozell, Mary Armstrong, Bruce Craig, Pam Cook, XVayne Carpenter, Dennis Emanuele, Joe lfiler, Ed Winger, Sherrie Carpenter, Joe Klink, Linda Christie, George Sproul, Colleen Daniels, Billy Cooper. Insert, top to bottom: jeff Corll, Joan Billig, Peggy McKnight, Sandy McCracken, David limanuele, Pam Kelly. First row: Linda Evans, Inez Tavares, Hazel Miller, jane Cf0UCh' Karen Taylor, Roxanne Gibbons, 1511611 Simon Kreiter, Debbie Gravatt, Marilyn Morgan, Hope Cornelius. Diana Hinds, Eileen Noble, janet Mcllride. Fourth row Second row: Patty Smalley, Cathy Rice, Joyce Butler, Al- Roger Riffle, Don Elliot, Carol Ferry, Mary Bobbert dine Hurd, Darlene Henderson, Karol Gargasz, Linda Hill, Chuck Pearson, Budd Teare, Charles Feister, Rex' Sue Cornelius. Third row: Charlotte Montgomery, Randy Hutchinson. CONCERT CHOIR Last period of every day songs ranging from classical to popular are heard coming from the band room as the concert choir goes through their daily practice. The results of this practice are evi- dent when the choir presents their annual Christmas and Spring Concerts for the public, special school assemblies, and programs for several local civic groups. First row: Budd Teare, Presidentg Chuck Pear- son, Vice-President, Hazel Miller, Secretary. Sec- orm' row: Rex Hutchinson, Treasurer: Mr. Thomas Greer, Director, Inez Tavares, Librar- ian. Mr. Thomas Greer directs GCHS chorus in rehearsal of My I-'air Lady in preparation for the annual spring concert. 101 ' X.. VARSITY CHEERII XDIIRS Fzrvt row: Vicki VVise, Sondra Butch. Second row: Karen Hoagland, Berky Braine Nlary Q I 3 .A, .A R Lou LP0rkalolJ. Third irioztinllarb Rover, Coleen Critchlow. C H EE RLEADE R Seven peppy girls could olten be heard around CCHS sounding their cry for VICTORY. XVith this familiar sound ringing through- out the games, the spectators are brought to their feet with spirit and enthusiasm. YVith head cheerleader Becky Braine and adviser Mrs. Lorraine Gilson, the squad not only perforins at basketball and football games and special pep assemblies, but they also supply the fans with Ubeatl' signs to arouse team spirit. As a yearly event, the Cheerleaders sponsor a Homecoming Dance and several dances alter the games. The result of these efforts in GCHS have increased student interest and greater school spirit. . . . Barb Boyer, Karen Hoagland. Becky Braine, Vicki Il'isc-, Sondra Butch, Coleen Critchlow, Mary Lou Porka- lob. . . JUNIOR VARSITY CHEFRI.li.-XDERS-Natrcy Merritt, Sherrie McFarland, Ginny Moore, Terri Filer, Pain Boozell. 102 Shirley Todd, Cindy Nelson, Cathy Carpenter, Phyllis First row: Shirley Todd, Patti Wettig, Bonnie Webster, joan Third rant: Phyllis Petuch, Cindy Nelson, Sue Hartley, Brown. Second row: Nancy Baker, Linda Hill, Cathy Carpenter, Pam WVebster. Head majoretteg Charlotte Doersch, Assistant head majorette. MAJORETTES Adding sparkle to the marching band during football season, the Majorettes worked- directly as part of the band in developing many of their original routines. Aniong their activities were marching at the football games, special parades, special pep assemblies, and acting as the color guard for the basketball ganiesg they also ac- companied the band not only to Kent State, but to the ceremony of the opening of Interstate 80 at which Governor Shaffer was guest speaker. Mrs. Lorraine Gilson is adviser. Petuch, Linda Hill. Fffff TOYUS Cindy NCISOIL Piilli l'VClIig, Slit? Hartley, lotte Doersch, Assistant head majorette Cathy Carpenter Nancy Baker, Bonnie YVebster, Joan Brown, Linda Hill, Head nrajorctte. Pam Webster, Shirley Todd, Phyllis Petuch. Back: Char- 103 First row: Bill Lucas, Jack XVorley, Hlayne Carpenter, NVayne Gregg, Pete Beech, Tim Thompson, Xvalt Byard. Second row: Susan Goshorn, Fran Post. Carol Uber, Debf bie Allison, Phyllis Petuch, Billie Brandon, Jayne Kildoo, Vicki Cuarnieri. Third rote: Mike McClytnondS, Sue Al- berth, Kathy Carpenter, Joyce Slocum, Betty Jo McCli- mans, Emmy O'Mahony, Barb Boyer, Pat Rodgers, Buzzy Hughes. Fourth row: Rex Hutchinson, Dennis Patterson, Bruce Bashline, Chuck Pearson, Nate Holmes. Alvin Pyle, Bob Mann. DRAMATICS CLUB 'Wlfhen a student actor loses the burning desire to improve by every possible opportunity, he need not hope to go far. As the basis for the Drama Club, the members are participants in programs, skits, and plays which give them the fundamentals of acting. Each month the club presents the movie of the month to provide enjoyment for the school body. They sponsored a dance during the year and compiled a student directory for the scl1ool's use. The Dramatics Club is one ol the largest and most active clubs, and is for all interested acting students. First row: Bob Hoffman, Terry Brown, Bob Christie, Susan Robinson, Carol Jones, Kaye Teare, George Perry, George Green, Dick Hutcheson. Second row: Sue YVonset- tler, Ava Eakin, Debbie Keough, Pam XVettig, Mary Lou Porkalob, Coleen Critchlow, Judy Bice, Lucy Scruci. Juanita McClelland, Linda Meflarry. Tlzirn' row: Sondra Butch, Mary Kay McKnight, Chris Zenobi, Jane Burdick, Meg Berger, Paula YValters, Sue Gordan, Charlotte Doersch, Sherrie McFarland, Carol NVeber, Jaci Poole, Bonnie Boak, Fourth row: Dave Bzishline, Mike Rhoads, John Thompson. Chuck Spence, Tony Darcangelo, Dan Moore, Jim Rolshouse, John Cresoek, John Ciesmztnn, Don Barron. First row: John DeLaurentis, Dana Teufel, Steve Shorts, Joyce Faulconbridge, Valarie Coppolella, Randy Himes. Gary King, Gail Osborne, Semnrl row: Sandy Adams, Chris Trinch, Connie Sturgeon, Ceri Dulaney, Kathy Mc- Farland, Bonnie Xvebster, Sherry Petrikis, Carole Harri- son, Pat Nichols, Mary Kay McCoy. Third row: Peg Mc- Knight, Cindy Parker, Jean Bovard, Marta McBride, Sue McCrea, Birgit Eickmann, Sandy Montcst, Alice Eakin, Peg McDougall, Roberta Bollinger. Fourth row: Ron Mc- Carl, Jim Butch, Bruce Hockenberry, Bill Black, Ed Mc- Clenahan, Vaughn Patterson, Gary Shorts, Dick Ketler, Bob Dodds. Fifth row: Martha Penar, Chris Liggitt, Jan Spence, Bonnie YVimer, Patti WVettig, Penny Boughner, Terri Filer, Issy Hassel, Nancy Murphy, Valerie Cagno, Debbie Vechnak. THE PIAN Either a role in the junior or senior class play, or a responsible role in the behind the scene committee work has enabled seniors to be admitted into National Thespian Society. These select students have been chosen on a 10 point merit system by adviser, Mr. Willialri Snyder. Hav ing enriched the dramatics department with their talent and work well done, the 1967 Thespians were the core of both their Junior Class Play, A Man Called Peter' , and the 1967 Senior Class Play, Ten Little Indians. First row: Bruce Bashline, President: Mike Rhoads, Vice-President Pam XVettig, Secretary. Second row: Mr. Miilliam Snyder, adviserg Tim Thompson, Treasurer. First rout: Jayne Kildoo, Lynette Centofanti, Billie Bran- Hughes. Third row: Dennis Patterson, Jack XVorley, Pete don, Vicki Cuarnieri, Barb Boyer, Mary Ellen Turek. Beech, Bruce Bashline, Alvin Pyle, YValt Byard, Bob Second row: Rex Hutchinson, Phyllis Petuch, Linda Mann. Johnson, Pris Hovis, Peggy Rector, Patty Thompson, Buzz First row: Carol de los Reyes, Billie Brandon, Sandy Fyffe, Debbie Sloan, Pam Merritt. Second row: Dana Teufel, Eddie Tarog, Arlene Langley, Pat Rodgers, Vaughn Patterson, Rex Hutchin- FORENSIC LEAGUE Unlike most clubs, the Forensic League, has no offi- cers or official business meetings, but the members are completely in charge of all meetings. They make speeches and dramatic readings plus work on debate. The purpose of the club is to further the knowledge of the members in the area of speech. DEBATE CLUB Debate Club was established to let its members gain knowledge of debate rules and funclamentals and to become experienced in debating. This year was a year of rebuilding for the Debate team and the students gained experience by participating in De- bate competition at Butler and Saxonburg and Dis- trict competition at Saxonburg. The club was also host to surrounding school districts for a debate early in March. t in First row: Pat Rodgers, Pat Nichols, Dana Teufel, Vaughn Patterson. Second row: Chris Liggitt, Kris Wallwork, Ralph de los Reyes, Vicki Poole, jaci Poole. First row: Nancy Merritt, Val Coppolella, Donna Best, Lynette Centofanti, Cindy Nelson, Pris Hovis, Carol Weber, Sue VVonsettler. Serond row: Carol jones, Debbie Keough, Kathy Urey, Sandra Dydek, Genette Forker, Sally Fink, Bonnie Dearborn, Meg Berger, Sharyn First row: Billie Brandon, President: Debbie Perrine, Viee-Pres- identg Paula Christie, Secretary. Second row: Mr. Gaylord Griffiths, Adviserg Pete Beech, Treasurer. Thompson, Linda Johnston. Third row: Mary Lou Porka- lob, Ginny Moore, Bertie Adams, Linda Christie, Vicki Guarnieri, Jayne Kildoo, Tania Oliveira, jane Burdick, Sue Robinson, AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE AFS's main activity is raising money to pay for the costs olf housing a foreign exchange student and send- ing one abroad. This year, for the hrst time, GCHS has had the opportunity I10t only to receive two stu- dents, but to send two abroad for foreign study. Tania Maria Gomes de Oliveira, a native of Brazil, and Eddie Tarog, from the Phillipines, are GC's sixth and seventh exchange students. AFS New York noti- tied Karl Weiland last August of his placement in the home ol' a German family while Gale Zahniser left in january for Brazil. Gale is the first girl to represent GCHS for a lull year of study under the American Field Service program. First row: Sue Forsythe, Becky Martin, Melanie Mc- Pat Rodgers. Third row: Dianne Thompson, Sue Smith, Clearn, Sue Stabile, Gloria Dunn, jean Wolbert, Fran Emmy O'Mahoney, Walt Byard, Eddie Tarog, Tim Post. SE?l'01l1i row: Carol de los Reyes, Peggy Rector, Betty ThOIl1PSOI1, BYIICC Bashlinc. jo McClimans, Barb Boyer, Debbie Allison, Sherry Batley, l07 First row: Linda McGarry, Juanita MCC1 QV! elland. Second row: Diane Pryor, Cathy Filer, Chris Zenobi, Kaye Teare, Pam Kelly WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS just organized this year, the wrestling cheerleaders have developed great team spirit among not only the wrestlers but the school and they have made wrestling a more enjoy- able sport. The squad consisting of seven girls cheer at all matches and participate in pep assemblies. First row: Juanita McClelland, Linda McGarry, Cathy Filer. Second row: Diane Pryor, Chris Zcnobi, Pam Kelly, Kaye Teare. Linda McGarry, Cathi Filer, Diane Pryor, Chris Zenobi, Pam Kelly, Kaye Teare, Juanita McClelland. Mascot: Cari Gilson. 108 Senior Class Pla :MTE LITTLE I DIA S 4 - , if Pete Beech as William Blore argues 'ififf with Karen Hoagland as Vera Clay. guy Tim Thompson as Anthony Marston: thorne about the identity of the mur- S A A Ten Little Indians going out t0 difle, defer, Alvill Pyle, Poffralillf-T Docml' Arm' one chokes himself and then there strong, a nervous nerve specialist. were nine. rua,- Cast members attention is diverted as Dennis Patterson, Bruce Bashline portrays General MacKenzie, a famous Sir Lawrence YVargrave, slips cyanide into hrst victim's leader in the First YVorld XVar. glass. Buzzy Hughes as the Seaman Narracott delivers food to Patty Thompson portraying Mrs. Rod- gers. Davis, Davis is the name , shouts Pete Beech, William Blore, to Bob Mann as the butler, Rodgers. ATHLETICS OVERALL RECORD 36 XViI1S 30 Losses QTR V!SlTORS HOME J! , , 1 ! +'!Qv: ,Q . .gg I , qv ggjqnfl. .V V, Nh k ' - L . x , ff 1 A ' af A , 'K ' X. A' A' .HV -I A W, K1 Y A i,5,x-1 -fr 'i , -fi- ' N ,A Q K 1 - - -fi .... if ,, Q x 1 f , . Q if wry-:A .li I . ,WM MIK' A 941, I , r 1 'I , V 5' 'A ' A 4 j. f s 3 Q E' A e iw , ' - an Q w , -um GC 12 0 6 0 0 0 7 l 32 First row: Assistant Coach john Hummel, Steve Alfreno, Bill Campbell, Curt Lesher, Rod Saylor, joe Blakely, Chuck Riddle, Roger Sopher, Dick Simon, Lee Sparks, Head Coach Don Gill. Second rout: Tom Campbell, Jeff Hedegore, Bill Gildersleeve, Paul Ladjevich, Don Errera, Bob Dodds, Dick Ketler, Dana Perry, Ron McCarl, Chuck Say, Bob Frisk, Assistant Coach XValt Pretko. Third row: Assistant Coach Dick Shirley and Bob Deinert, Ed Kocher, Doug MacRae, Glenn Mathieson, Bruce Hockenberry, Dave Labor, Bob Penar, Nathan Holmes, Larry Hedglin, Tom Parenti, Don Barron, Mike Rhoads, Assistant Coach joel Beasou. Fourth row: Dan McGill, Carl McGill, john Tavares, Dave Hockenberry, John Ciesmann. George Hancox, Phil Morris, jack Deniker, Fritz Richardson, Bill Black, Jack Allen, Ted Hleiland, Bob Mann. Grove City Football Squad Ends Disappointing Year, 0-7-l Record Size is our biggest disadvantage this year, said Head Coach Don Gill at the beginning of the l966 season. His statement proved true in nearly every game the Eagles played this season. The first three contests showed Grove City completely outweighed, not only on the line, but also in the backheld. Senior linemen Don Errera, Jack Allen, Bill Campbell, Fritz Richardson, and George Hancox all did fine work for the Eagles this season but were outweighed by 25 lbs. in nearly every contest. Dave Labor and Nate Holmes, Senior quarterbacks, both found the offense tough to move behind a light line. Underclassmen were high in the record category and did a good job in their positions. junior ends Bob Penar and Bill Gildersleeve pulled in more than their share of passes, and also did good defensive SCOREBOARD HS Opponent Reynolds 26 Meadville 19 Oil City 6 Titusville 7 Franklin 46 Greenville 27 Sharpsville l3 Hickory ,Q Total 158 work. Junior backs Phil Morris, Glenn Mathieson, john Giesmann and Ed Thompson were regular var- sity starters and did fairly well against experienced defensive squads. Defense was the best part of the Eagle season with junior Ed Kocher clearing out lots of offensive men, and Labor doing a good job directing the secondary. Dave Labor 4195 throws a short flare pass to his favorite re- ceiver, Bob Penar. Glenn Dillaman. Tom Mathieson, Gary Magee, Bill Gilliland, Ron McCar1, Tom Moore, Terry Brown, Anthony Errera, Chuck Parrish, Bill Campbell, Ron Miller, Fred Richardson, Dave Hockenberry, Coach John Davis, Coach Dick Shirley. Eagle Matmen End 66-67 Season with 5-7 Record Under the new coaching staff of head coach John Davis and assistant coach Dick Shirley, the Eagle niatinen ended their season with a 5-7 record. A rough beginning greeted the Eagles as they lost their first two matches to Franklin and Reynolds. Tom Moore, 127 lb. class, finished his senior year with a 2-3 record. They entered the winning column by downing Sharpsville twice in the next three encounters, drop- ping the other one to Hickory. Lakeview took the next match and then the Eagles got hot and took New Castle and Jamestown. They lost to Commodore Perry and Oil City before defeating Middlesex for their final match. Highlights were Glenn Dillaman, a freshman, with a 4-0 record. Bill Campbell, a senior, finished with a 7-3-l record, and Fritz Richardson, a senior, compiled a 7-l-l record. Wrestling their final match for the Gold and Wfhite were Tom Moore, Chuck Parrish, Bill Camp- bell, Ron Miller, and Fritz Richardson. SCOREBOARD GCHS Opponent 17 Franklin 24 2 Reynolds 52 31 Sharpsville 14 16 Hickory 33 31 Sharpsville 8 l 1 Greenville 36 15 Lakeview 29 36 New Castle 12 26 Jamestown 23 23 Com. Perry 25 18 Oil City 24 Middlesex Q L 253 from 295 Dan Reiber wrestling in the 133 lb. class completed this year with a 1- Ron MCC2l1'1 in the 120111. class racked up a 5-4-1 mark. l reeo rd. wi Terry Brown in the 133 lb. class ended the year with 21 3- 4 record , Tom Malhieson in the 95 lb. class compiled 21 perfect record with 4 wins 0 losses. Gary Magee in the 103 lb. class compiled a 6-5 record in his junior year of wrestling. Ron Miller, 165 lb. class, ended his high school wrestling career with a 2-5 record. ll5 First row: Larry Miller, Ray Altmas. Bill Gilclcrslceve, Dowell. Tom Drennen, jack Evans. Larry Forrest, Doug Terry Brown, Don Reiber, Don Barron, Rick Hill, Second Frankenburg, Roger Sopher, Bob Rouse. Ed Kocher, Dave row: Larry Hetlglin, john Tavares, Bill Black, Don Mc- Hockenberry. Track Squad Ends Season Witli 6-2 Record GCHS ended their '67 track season with another winning year. The Eagles placed third in the Mercer County Conference and fourth in the Farrell Invita- tional. The 880 relay team ol' Don Errera, Larry Bubeck, Doug Bashline, and Dave Labor tied a postwar rec- ord of l:3f3.5. A new school record of 8151.9 was set by the 2 mile relay team of john Ciesmann, Dan Reiber, Dave Reiber, and Jim Barron. Bruce Bash- line set two new school records. Doug went l2'3 in the pole vault and 38' in the triple jump. This year's 6-2 record gives Coach John Hummel a 60 win-10 loss record since l959. L yiey . SCOREBOARD CCHS Opponent 83 Oil City 77 80 Rocky Grove 56 49 Franklin 84 l20W Middlesex -ll W 72 Greenville 78 935 Hickory Boy! New Castle Invitational 5th. 89 Meaclville 83y2 Mercer County Conference Srd. 79 Reynolds 7 l Farrell Invitational 4th 7 I is First row: Gary Xvinder, Lawrence Buheck, Rick Roman Joe Siclley, Don Errera, Dave Labor. Bob McDougall Doug Bashline, Jim Barron. Brian Jewell, George Elliott jim Plaistetl. Chris Boussard, XVarren Miller. ,Srrorzrl row - Nate Holmes, Dennis Rihel, VVayne Carpenter, Jack Al- - len, Rex Hutchinson, Robbie YVood, Bob Doresch. Frank , YVichniarz, jeff Morris, Tom Dickson, Dave Reiber, Bob f PL'Il1ll',J0llll Giesmann. Larry Heller, Barry Beighley, Robin Moore, XValt Byartl, ocns 125 15 7 13 SW 145 125 12 ll 9M ww 13 First row: Mr. Richard Noel, Bob Mann, Bruce Bashline, Pete Beech. Second row: Dave Eakin, Den11is Emanuele, Les McCli111a11s, Phil Morris, Dick Ketler. SCOREBOARD Reynolds Slippery Rock Hickory Sharpsville Hickory West Middlesex Greenville Reynolds Sharpsville Greenville West Middlesex Slippery Rock Opponent 2V 0 8 2 7V2 W 2V2 3 4 5M W 2 2 Golf Team Keeps Winning Record Intact: ll-1 For the fifth straight year GCHS golfers have kept their winning ways with a record of ll wins and l loss. Grove City has won 45 games and lost only 7 in their Five years of competition. Coached by Richard Noel, this team has won the county title three times and tied with Greenville once. They have also taken the District 10 Cha111- pionship twice. Home games are played on the Grove City Country Club course. Tom Mlonsettler follows through with a superb drive on the tee- Phil Morris uses his power swing to help the team go onto off. victory. ll7 First row: Coach Joel Beason, Joe Blakely, Mike Rhoads, Morris, Coach Len Clark. Third row: Bill Orr, Managerg Pete Beech, Jack Worley, Paul Ladjevieh, Glenn Mathie- Bob Dodds, Les Meclimans, Jim West, Ted Weiland, Bill son. Second row: jack Walters, Manager: john McKnight, Dennis Webster, Manager. McMichaels, Frank Mong, Ed Kocher, Bob Penar, Phil Eagle Round- Rollers End Season with 8-13 Record Coached by Lennie Clarke, the varsity ended the 66-67 season with an 8-13 record. Lack of height and the loss of men through injuries hampered the Eagles all season. The Eagle roundballers opened the season by tak- ing the first two games and then dropping their next two encounters. They defeated Lakeview for their third victory and then disaster struck as they lost the next four. The losing streak was snapped by victories over Reynolds and Slippery Rock. Again the Eagles lost four straight before they could cop a win over Middlesex. They ended the year with a win over Sharpsville by 2 points. Seniors playing their last game for GCHS were John McMichael, Peter Beech, Paul Ladjevich, Jim West, jack Worley. Managers Bill Orr and Larry Tinkey also Finished their duties this year. High scorers for the year were Paul Ladjevich with 322 points, Glenn Mathieson with 203 points, Ted Weiland with 163 points and john McMichael with 137. GCHS 44 44 46 51 68 61 77 52 39 82 56 57 51 55 50 59 39 70 50 44 Q 1157 SCOREBOARD Lakeview Neshannock New Wilmington New Wilmington Lakeview Franklin Cranberry Middlesex Greenville Reynolds Slippery Rock Franklin Hickory Sharpsville Cranberry Middlesex Greenville Reynolds Slippery Rock Hickory Sharpsville Total Opponent 41 37 58 63 67 69 89 62 52 51 49 81 81 61 52 30 59 38 55 81 60 1236 Phil Morris and Bob Penar block the opponents shot. Ted NVeiland shoots two for Mary Lon, Sue, and Coleen. Glenn Mathieson shoots While Jack Worley watches anxiously jack Worley Qlflj on his toes praying for his shot to go through the hoop. Let go of the ball, screams Coach Clarke to 120 Pete Beech. First row: Janet Filer, Managerg Marian Braine, Joyce Butler, Shirley Gregg, Mrs. Carol Godsen, Coachg Marilyn Braine, Peggy Braine, Pam Hfettig, Gayle Ziccardi, Man- ager. Second row: Jill Delett, Laura Kennedy, Cheryl Northcott, Debbie Perrine, Martha Penar, Sherry Carpen- GI RLS' BASKETBALL Marian Braine drives in for a lay-up to add two points to Grove City's score. ter, Dorothy Burnett, Karen Lightner, Pam VVebster. Third row: Connie Morley, Sue Lightner, Joyce Faulcon- bridge, Jean Bovard, Gail Jewell, Ava Eakin, Kathie Mol- sky, Darlene Henderson, Connie Spencer, Connie Sturgeon. For the third consecutive year the high school girls have formed a basketball team under the direction of Mrs. Carol Godsen, but this is the first year that the girls have belonged to a league. Of the three sections in the league, Grove City is a member of Section l. This year Grove City finished first in their section with a record of 6 wins-0 losses. They competed with North Allegheny and Avella, winners of Sections H and lll, for the League Championship. In the play- offs Grove City defeated Avella 46-21 and lost to North Allegheny 40-38, at the same time losing the championship. High scorers for the season were Pam X'Vettig, l35 points, Peggy Braine, ll0 points, and Marian Braine, 75 points. SCOREBOARD GCHS Opponent 59 Mars 70 Knoch 99 Seneca 45 Mars 46 Knoch -Q Seneca 359 Total GUARANTORS AMBROSIA COAL AND CONSTRUC T low ash and high in quality CAMPBELL'S DAIRY quality milk products COOPER-BESSEMER CO. . . . A DIVIS COOPER INDUSTRIES meeting the world's needs for power equipm ELLIOTT OIL COMPANY petroleum products FIRST SENECA BANK AND TRUST complete banking service THE GIESMANN STUDIO for excellence in the field of photography GROVE CITY BOWLEDROME family fun and enjoyment GROVE CITY BUS LINES charter service GROVE CITY NATIONAL BANK the bank with the clock HARSHAW'S INSURANCE AND REA over 75 years of dependable service LA VERNE HARVEY magazine sales MONTGOMERY BUILDERS SUPPLY manufacturers of Montgomery homes STEESE'S ICE CREAM homemade ice cream TAJON INC. AND ERSKINE Sc SONS fine trucking service W. E. D. A. RADIO STATION your hometown station YOUNG'S DAIRY milk and grocery products YOUNG,S PRINTERS stationery-office supplies 122 ION COMPANY ION OF Cnt since 1833 COMPANY L ESTATE CONTRIBUTORS ALLIED NEYVSPAPERS INC. local news BLACK'S LAWN AND GARDEN seeds to tractors BROWNIS AMOCO and GROCERIES oil-gas and food supplies CUE AND CUSHION for entertainment and relaxation GEORGE J. HOWE COMPANY, INC. daily delight foods CHESTER DeMARSH larkfield and guthrie theaters EPERTHENER AUTO WRECKING proud of our old friendsg eager to make new ones GROVE CITY DINER specialists in homecooked food GROVE CITY SPORTS SHOP clothing and sporting goods GROVE CITY STORE complete clothing selections HOVIS TRUCKING trucking is our business ISACCO BROTHERS TILE COMPANY mosaic tile JOEIS DRY CLEANING AND LAUNDRY for quality and service see joe JOHNSTON PHOTO SERVICE football pictures JOHNSTONE FOUNDRIES CO. park street, grove city KING'S SHOE STORE shoes for the whole family LEWIS DRY CLEANERS one day service McFARLAND'S INSURANCE AGENCY where service excels McKEAN'S GOLDEN DAWN complete food line MERCER COUNTY HAIRDRESSERS COSMETOLOGISTS ASSOCIATION experts in their field NELSON'S FLOWER SHOP flowers by wire NEWSCENTER magazines - newspapers ROLLING ACRES FARM DAIRY the finest quality possible ROYAL JEWELERS where the best costs less RUSSELL ROLL JEWELERS class rings SATEC testing machines SEARS AND ROEBUCK COMPANY goods at your Hngertips SHELLEY-DORR FUNERAL HOME ambulance service SHELLEY'S FURNITURE STORE complete home furnishings WENDELL AUGUST FORGE aluminum gifts W. M. BASHLIN COMPANY leather goods ALBERTH BORON STATION where service counts DONORS H.L.R. ANDERSON INSURANCE all types of insurance ARTHUR ARMOUR gold anodized hand-wrought aluminum BENSON'S FASHION SHOP sterling silver high school charms C. M. BESTWICK art supplies BOOK-DAVIS COMPANY paint and lumber supplies BROWN'S BOOT SHOP complete footwear BURDICK'S CLOTHING STORE for men and boys CAMPUS DRESS SHOP ship'n shore blouses CLEPPER'S MARKET delivery service CLINT BROWN INSURANCE one stop for all insurance needs COOPER BROTHERS cement blocks CREIGHTON DRESS SHOP bobbie brooks DeFRANCE DRUG STORE complete drug store DICKEY CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. test drive the new chevy DUMITRU'S BAKERY pies only fifteen cents DUNLAP'S MEAT MARKET custom cutting for home freezing DUNMIRE'S CLEANERS expert cleaning and tailoring ED THOMAS BEAUTY SALON' complete beauty service ERSKINE AND SON CO. INC. service means trucks G. C. AUTOMOBILE DEALERS finest in automobiles G. C. HARDWARE COMPANY your teenage hardware store G. C. HOT DOG SHOP that delicious sauce ASSOCIATION G. C. MURPHY COMPANY store for records H. GLENN CUNNINGHAM X: SON ambulance service GLENN'S STERLING SERVICE service that's sterling GOODYEAR SALES AND SERVICE ride on goodyear tires HENRICK'S ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION one stop service HOVIS PLUMBING AND HEATING enjoy modern plumbing HUME INSURANCE AGENCY general insurance IDEAL PASTRY SHOPPE cakes for all special occasions JALCO METALS CO. brass castings J. C. PENNEY CO. grove city's largest department store JERVIS HEATING don't fuss . . . call us JOE PUNTURERI cott's, it's got to be good JOHN STRUBLE upholstering KAY THOMAS BEAUTY SALON expert hair styling KOCHER'S grove city floral company LANGLEY'S SMART APPAREL exciting fashions LOYAL CHRISTIE INSURANCE protection plus savings LUCAS COAL CO. high quality commercial coal McCARL'S DRESS SHOP latest fashions for smart dressers BOB McCULLOUGH T.V. SALES channel master radio W. S. 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TRANSFER AND STORAGE when it is your move, call McMULLEN TRAVEL SERVICE member-american society travel agents MARY'S YARN SHOP finest knitting supplies MARIAN'S YARN AND GIFT SHOP sandy lake road MATTHEW'S REAL ESTATE mortgages arranged MICHAEL JOSEPH soft drinks MILAN'S RESTAURANT special steak dinners MILLER'S GULF SERVICE go gulf MILLER'S HUMBLE ESSO get that tiger in your tank MONTGOMERY WARD friendliest store in town MOOK'S SUPERMARKET home deliveries MORRIS CHILDREN'S SHOP clothes for the younger set NEMO BOTTLING WORKS for your favorite soft drinks PARKVIEW INN meals you'd be proud to serve yourself PEDEN'S AIEVVELRY STORE since 1919 PENN - GROVE HOTEL excellent meals and service PETERS AND SLOAN appliance sales and service PUNTURERI'S BAKERY submarines and pizza RALPH'S GOLDEN DAWN FOODS fresh meats and vegetables ROSTAS AND SHIPTON TELEVISION motorola dealer RUDY'S RESTAURANT spaghetti dinners SAY MOTOR SALES quality used cars GEORGE A. SCOTT RESTAURANT for fine family dinners SHELLITO CONCRETE BLOCKS all sizes STEWART FURNITURE STORE carpets - bedding - lamps SHAFFER'S WALLPAPER AND PAINT papering and painting supplies SHAWGO CONSTRUCTION CORP. building is our business SONNTAG SUNOCO SERVICE fast, friendly service TAYLOR AUTO BODY car repairs THRUSH PHARMACY rush to thrush VARSITY SHOP mercer county style leader WEBB'S CAMERA 84: HOBBY SHOP everything photographic WESTLAKE DRESS SHOP styles and fashions for all sizes WINGER AND SON plumbing and heating service PROFESSIONALS DR. A. L. BAILEY BASHLINE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL GROVE CITY DENTISTS . A. W. DONAN . R. J. EURLONG . DAN GALLAGHER . C. G. JONES DR. H. J. LEWIS DR. L. A. MCOLIMANS DR DR DR DR DR. W. O. RUNK DR. A. B. RUNKLE DR. D. E. WONSETTLER CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS GROVE CITY BARBER ASSOCIATION KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS ROTARY CLUB UNITED STEEL WORKERS O KIWANIS CLUB THANK YOU . . . to the school board members, the administration, the faculty, Students, parents, and advertisers. All of you made the 1967 PINE KNOT possible. We hope that this book through its pictures and copy will return you to the place where you spent some of the best times of your life. THE STAFF Mary Ellen Turek, Editor Gayle Ziecardi, Assistant Editor Mr. Nial McCamey, Adviser 126 MCBRIDE, MCBRIDE 8: PUNTURERI WHERRY 8c KETLER, ATTORNEYS F AMERICA AUTOGRAPHS IZ7 AUTGGR PH This book printed by VELVATONE, a special process of litho graphic printing. Sole producers: Wm. J. Keller Inc., Buffalo, N. Y No other printing firm is authorized to use the Velvatone method