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

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1968 volume:

EX LI EX LIBRIS EX LIBRIS EX LIBRIS EX LIBRI5 EX LIBRIS EX LIBRIS EX LIBRIS EX LIBRIS X LIBRIS EX LIB EX LIBRIS BRIS M M h ChZ b Cd C K A Ed S I Ph h dK N hl B M NIMC Ad f msillk gfb ? s :Y-'i -f . ' l H if 5 'lf-x. ' 'Q Q 2 ff? x 1 1 Q-Sufi g. - Q ,. Q W X 1 wma THE PINE KNOT for ONE THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED and SIXTY- IG VOLUME FURTY-FOUR Published by the PINE KNOT Staff GROVE CITY AREA HIGH SCHOOL GROVE CITY, PENNSYLVANIA FOREWORD During these school years we have learned the necessity for co- operation, perseverance, independence, and responsibility. When years ahead scatter us far and wide, this 1968 PINE KNOT will bring back all those seeds of memories that were implanted and grew while we sojourned within the walls of GCHS. 4 Administration. . . Seniors. . . Underclassmen. . . Activities. . . Athletics. . . TABLE OF CONTENTS . . .6-I9 . . 20-45 . . .46-77 . . .78-lil . . .112-122 5 3 X zskfxmf . ww-ww K Q N., x f 1 E mf 2 3 - ' L- Y- 1 Q S 5 . l ,R 2 N N Q -QQ ,,,Ww W w ADMINISTRATION FACULTY SUPERINTENDENT Dale N. Pearce ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT William Koenig PRINCIPAL Morrison L. Orr ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Oscar Paden 5 24 , ' if ' f if ,, ga Ii 4 I M Q f 'Q .SSR DALE N. PEA RCE, Superintendent Mr. Dale N. Pearce attended Adams Township Schools in Butler County and Mars Area High School. He received his B. S. in Ed. from Slippery Rock State College, M. S. in Ed. from Westminister College, and additional grad- uate credits from Pennsylvania State University. Mr. Pearce taught in Hope- well Township, Beaver County, and served four years with the U. S. Air Force during WW II. He came to Grove City in 1945 to teach at the Lincoln School. He was Building Principal and teacher at Central School from 1948 to 1954, Elementary Principal from 1954 to 1964, Assistant Superintendent from 1964 to 1966, and became Superintendent of Schools July l, 1966. MR. WILLIAM KOENIG, Assistant Superintendent Mr. William Koenig received his Bachelor of Music at Grove City College, and his Master of Ed. at Westminister College. He attended a two year course of Administration at the University of Pittsburgh. Mr. Koenig taught music at Fredonia and Neville Island, he later was a lecturer at Pittsburgh and Hellertown. He came to Grove City in 1966 to become Assistant Superintendent of Schools. SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS First Row: M. L. McBride Jr., Solictorg Glenn Montgomery, Nutt Jr., Pine Township, Donald Elliott, Grove City Borough, Wolf Creek Township, Ronald McFarland, Vice-President of 101111 Wilson, Springfield Township, Paul E. Turner, Grove the Board from Springfield Township, E. S. Hassler, President City Borough, Howard Mclntire, Grove City Borough, Ralph the Board, Springfield Township. Second Row: Harry E. Mc- Beatty from Liberty TOWHSTUP WHS not PTGSCUI- MR. MORRISON ORR. High School Principal Mr. Morrison L. Orr, Senior High Principal, received his education at Edinboro State Teachers College and his graduate work at Penn- sylvania State University. He taught at Cambridge Springs for eight years and one year at South Butler. He served as acting principal of Knoch High School before coming to GCHS. Mr. Orr has taken ad- ditional courses at the University of Chicago. WMM., -wwf , MR. OSCAR PADEN, Assistant High School Principal Mr. Oscar Paden assumed the office of Assistant Senior High Principal at the beginning of the 1966 school year. Mr. Paden received his B. S. in Ed- ucation from Penn State and his Masters in Education from the University of Pittsburgh. He taught vocational agriculture for two and one half years at Claysville, Pennsylvania, and sixteen years at Grove City High School. He is a Major in the United States Army Reserves and agraduate ofthe Command and General Staff College. MR. JOHN S. SCHULTZ, Guidance MISS ESTHER UREY, Guidance Mrs. Ute Ruben, German German Club Adviser ,i,,,,nn Miss Joan Stuck, English Future Teachers of A merica Adviser Head of the English Department LANGUAGES Communication plays one of the most im- portant roles in our modern world. Through the use of languages, people can effectively express their opinions and solutions to all types of problems. The World moves too fast for advancement to stop, yet new ideas have to be introduced to allow life to progress, For these reasons, Grove City High School en- courages the study of languages, such as Eng- lish, French, German, Latin, and Spanish. Mrs. Mary Christie, French French Club Adviser Q , Miss Judith Yothers, Spanish Spanish Club Adviser Mrs. Eleanor Kellogg, French 1 gy' rr rs rw Mr. Nial McCamey, English, Sales, Law Mrs. Betty Walters, Latin Pine Knot and Grover Star Adviser Mrs. Dorothy Nutt, English Mr. Richard Adams, English Mr. Laurence Weed, English Chess Club Adviser Miss Sally Soppitt, English Mrs. Barbara Koch, English American Field Service Adviser 11 5 Qin FF! MZTUGHGNQKH, lti frvmrmsn, RIBUSFOMHS, rwcuzou 2 lu Miss Nancy McGuire, Biology Senior Science Club Adviser X XX X X Mr. Gordon Taylor, Science Mr. Robert Deinert, Science Nc if im W '. s ' 1 g X W S t . ss'Yt'3'E Mrs. Lorraine Gilson, Science Mr. Samuel Bowers, Science Pep Club, Cheerleader, and Audio Visual Aids Club Adviser Majorette Adviser 12 mucus, usiefmsan mzuanmrzp lfifenzwziainnqgr V W, ,Q if f if, warm' X f' 4 ,mm Mr. Homer Christie, Science Science Club Adviser SCIENCE Our future destiny depends immensely on scientific fields. This division of study has made significant advances in the past and will continue to do so. Science is present in nearly every aspect of our Worldfnature, medicine, energy, and space. Without sci- ence's functions, life would cease to exist. Grove City urges the study of the sciences, to permit students to view them with an open mind. These include General Science, Biolo- gy, Chemistry, Physics, and Earth and Space Science. Mr. Charles Hamilton, Science Senior Science Club Adviser ff . wr . ,if ,ff f f Miss Lucille Uber, Mathematics Mr Joseph Youngo, Mathematics Head of the Mathematics Department MATHE MATI C S In a world of increasing scientific and tech- nological developments, one leaves opinion and prejudices behind when he focuses on a scientific goal. His world is one of freedom, of objectivity, and of a search for truth. The realization that comes from oneis education doesn't consist of only learning facts and figures, but rather encompasses understand- ing and mastering the method. Subjects of- - tsst fered are General Math, Business Math, Alge- bra, Geometry, Trigonometry, and Calculus. Mr Edwin Gilkey, Mathematics Miss Linda Barker, Mathematics ,ff Mrs. Doris Nichols, Mathematics TH-Hi Y Club Adviser 13 Mr. James Hassel, Mathematics Math Club Adviser ,,4f,,.,,wM rf ,..Li. V p ss Mr. Frederick Crum, Civics ANR, ix if 'kay Mis Mr, Eugene Forker, Social Studies Mr. Richard Noel, Social Studies Fu ture Teachers of A mericzz A dviser w. Mr. Joseph Fusco, Social Studies Monogram Club Adviser wa Mr. Samuel Williamson, Social Studies Key Club Adviser Mr. John Hummel, Social Studies 14 SOCIAL STUDIES In a few short years, our genera- tion will be leading this great coun- try. To better understand our World, its background, customs, people, and problems, we must be trained in the social factors of all lands. Grove City High School is proud of its extensive range of social studies to further develop the minds of fu- ture leaders. Courses offered are Problems of Democracy, American History, Civics, and World Cultures. Mr. Edward Reddinger, Social Studies Mrs Joan Pasquale, Social Studies BUSINESS An individual's or a family's standard of living is affected by astute financial manage- ment. Business will do more and more to help solve the personal financial problems of the individual and family in days to come. ln Grove City High School, shorthand, typing, bookkeeping, sales, law, clerical, and office practices are offered. These courses cover the basic items needed in the business world and personal management. Mrs. Ruth Wellington, Commercial Miss Alice Coyer, Commercial M1 , i lagafw-1 ar-im-'qw Fu ture Business Leaders of A merica Adviser Mrs Eleanor Niece, Commercial Mrs. Agnes Davis, General Business V few'-..Mi rw t A. ,la I I , 0 ' , jfigff Mr Bernard Barnes, Physical Education PHYSICAL EDUCATION ln order to succeed in todayis ever chang- ing world, students must master physical skills. Training of the body is as essential as training ofthe mind.Physical exercise is used to relax the mind and improve the mental tone of an individual. An interesting game takes the mind off oneself and concentrates it on outward interests. Exercise permits re- lease of pent-up emotions through socially approved channels. Activities include foot- ball, basketball, softball, volleyball, fencing, and gymnastics. .M ' 7 if at Mr Rlchard Shirley Physzcal Educatzon Mrs Gilsonis gym class displaying creative modern dance techniques Q Mr. Gaylord Griffiths, Art Art Club Adviser One basic problem of humanity is understanding. With the population explosion, individuality has been lost. One now asks himself, Who, what, and why am I? . A wise in- dividual Will seek and develop his own creative potentials. ln Grove City High School, one achieves this goal with art, band, orchestra, and chorus. Mr. Grant Thompson, Music Director of Band ,M FINE 85 INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Kenvin Moreau, Music Director of Chorus A I Mr. Lew Matthews, Music Director of Orchestra Miss Anna Belle Hamilton, Librarian Library Aides Club Adviser Pu- L.. . s . Mrs. Jane Williamson, Nurse Future Nurses Club Adviser Mr. Glenn Adams, IndustriaIArts Metal Shop Club Adviser in .v.W. fb ' V' -fx ' I Maja Xu r Miss Diane Gnindy, Librarian SPECIALIZED FIELDS To round out one's education, Grove City provides special courses. Vocational agricul- ture teaches farming techniques through class- room and actual experience, as does driver's training, when students learn driving proce- dures. Library enables individuals to become I involved in extensive methods of research. Students have the opportunity to learn pub- lic speaking and dramatics by participating in speech classes and outside speaking activi- ties. Girls practice in such areas as child care, budgeting, sewing, cooking, and decorating in the home economics classes. Special edu- cation classes are also offered. Mr. William Snyder, Speech Dramatics, Debate, and Forensic League Adviser some Mr. Kenneth Westlake, Driver's Training 18 IKE' Miss Kathryn Urey Secr tary to B ' 6 USU16 Mr. Wayne Gregg Business Manager Mrs. Shirley Pridemore ei . 3 f' J v ' U N, I5 V Y. 5 1 i ' 1 M f y ,pf ! WM M Miss Kay Watt Secretary to Superintendent A as X '--- A 36 S5 si, S . -Eli, 5 si-as . ' 'F - ,,.. Q i Z K as as as aaa,,a A Q i s i i M R : ,ti i 5 S, Mrs. Louise Stubbs Clerk Secretary to Guidance Mrs. Frances Lamont Secretary to Ass 't Superintendent Q ,LQ 5 W X Uiefg ffkf 7 S., W f. Q I W... MLA Wwe -.-,-gf i 5 , g W 1 J ' f I WWE? ? I mf Z 442 , Whu,H,,W.m.,M bw-,,,....,..,.fw SENIURS HOMECOMING COURT QUEEN: Sue Robinson AIDE: Jane Burdick AIDE: Mary Lou Benson Future is not CLASS MOTTO: in the hands of Fate, but in ourselves. CLASS COLORS: Navy Blue and Ivory CLASS FLOWER: Forget-Me-Not CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Mike Rhoads VICE-PRESIDENT: John Giesmann SECRETARY: Chris Zenobi TREASURER: Mary Lou Porkalob DONALD BARRON Y f ' N 1 ,', h. 1 511' w V 1 5 f. ' 4j:'1'?,g,, ,.v L' 51z?5?5f3 w in k'.,f.' -1 QA, 1 ' 1 V ,, we , ,, Hllffw ','f NL f I Vg , riwfif ,V 2,3 rv K q., ,,,4,,,:.f -H ,, KENNETH BELL MEG BERGER KATHLEEN BESSECK THOMAS BINK PATRICIA BLACK ROBERT BLAIR JEAN BLAKELY BONNIE BOAK LINDA BOOZELL JOHN BRIGGS GINGER BROERMAN RUSSELL BROOKS JOAN BROWN 23 NANCY BROWN PAUL BROWN SALLY BROWN TERRY BROWN S BONNIE BRUCK CAROL BUCHANAN JANE BURDICK MARY-ANNE BURGER SONDRA BUTCH ROBERT CAMPBELL ww? JAMES CAROTHERS CHRIS CARROLL 24 of NANCY CARRUTHERS ww ' -4-A-4, TERI COMO BOB COOKSON OB CHRISTIE CAROLYN COOPER COLEEN CRITCHLOW LARRY CUMMINGS ' COLLEEN DANIELS SHIRLEY CRAIG TONY DA RCANGELO BONNIE DEARBORN ALAN DARCANGELO CAROLYN DeGREGORY 25 DON DeGREGORY CAROLYN DiBARTOLOMEO JILDA DELETT Arms' .Q FRED DeLONG JOHN DENIKER DEBORAH DICK DAVID DiNARDO CHARLOTTE DOERSCH PATTY DUMBROSKI AVA EAKIN DAVID EAKIN DON ELLIOTT l i , JAY ENGLEHART DENNIS EMANUELE JOSEPH FILER MARSHA FILER ROBERT FRISK PAMELA FLOWERS SHARON FYE 5 E Vg . S jk MS SUSAN GARNER SANDRA FYFFE I RHON DA GIBSON 27 JOHN GIESMANN WILLIAM GILDER SLEEVE THOMAS GILL WILLIAM GI LLILAND KATHLEEN GLENN SUSAN GORDON DEBBIE GRAVATT GEORGE GREEN JOHN GRESOCK, JR PATRICK GROSSMAN SUSAN GROSSMAN MONICA HAWKINS LARRY HEDGLIN DARLENE HENDERSON JAMES HENDERSON DENNIS HENRY BRENDA HILLARD MARGARET HOFFMAN ROBERT HOFFMAN KIMBERLEY HORSMAN RICHARD HUTCHESON WILLIAM HUTSON DARI JENNINGS GAIL J EWE LL 29 GREGORY JOHNS CANDY JONES CAROL JONES BRUCE KECK LAURA KENNEDY DEBORAH KEOUGH MARGARET KING CONNIE KERR MARILYN KILDOO DEBORAH KING SANDRA KITE EDWARD KOCHER 30 JANE KREITER NANCY LAMONT SARA MCCALLA JUANITA MCCLELLAND SHERRIE MCFARLAND JANE MCKNIGHT MARY KAY MCKNIGHT CONRAD MCNEES SANDRA MCNEISH SUSAN MCNEISH LINDA MCNUTT 'UN 'VFX MARIAN MCSHANE GARY MAGEE SARAH MANNOZZI GLENN MATHIESON xxilsm- Y THOMAS MATHIESON PAMELA MERRITT DANIEL MOORE JUAN MOYA-MENDEZ MARILYN NIGGEL CHERYL NORTHCOTT DORIS OSBORNE LINDA PADEN THOMAS PAGANELLI STEVEN PARKER PAMELA PARRISH DIANA PASLEY PAMELA PATTERSON ROBERT PENAR GEORGE PERRY JACQUELINE POOLE W W .. . .. .Q K B5 W - rx MARY LOU PORKALOB CHARLOTTE PUKLAVEC RAYMOND REEHER WILLIAM REEMSTEN DANIEL REIBER MIKE RHOADS DONALD RICHARDS ROBERT RIDDLE TERRY RIDDLE SUSAN ROBINSON JAMES ROLSHOUSE LINDA RUST 35 ANDREW SAGULLA MARY SCHEPP RODNEY SAYLOR LUCIANA SCRUCI CHARLES SAY ? 1 Q T THOMAS SHUMAKER FRED SHAWGO JO ANNE SEIVERS DEBORAH SLOAN SARA SONNTAG EVELYN SMATHERS ROGER SOPHER PATRICIA SMALLEY 36 l 5. Wa BRUCE SPENCE CHARLES SPENCE RUTH SPANGLEHOUR WILLIAM SPROULL THOMAS STYPULA JOHN TAVARES DAVID TAYLOR MARCIA STANTON KAYE TEARE RAYMOND THOMAN KAREN TAYLOR JOHN THOMPSON 37 RKHARD THOMASTURNER PAULAWMLTERS PAMELA WEBSTER ALICE WELTON WILLIAM WESTLER PAMELA WETTIG JEFFREY WILLIAMSON SYLVIA WINTERS WILLIAM WISE SUE WONSETTLER CHRISTINE ZENOBI 39 LINDA WOLFE SENIOR ACTIVITIES BAIR JR., RAYMOND 206 Valley Street Academic Stage Crew 2,4 BAKER, NANCY R.D. 1, Volant Academic FNC 2,3,4 . . .Pep Club 3,4 . . . Biology Club 2 . . . Junior Class Play Committee . . . Prom Dec- orating Committee . . . Majorettes 3,4 . . . Girl's Sports 3 BARGER JR., ROBERT R.D. 2 Academic BARRON, DONALD 321 Woodland Avenue Academic Dramatics Club 2,3 . . . Honor Society 2,3, Treas. 4 . . . Science Club 1,2 . . . Science Re- search 4 . . . Biology Club 3 . . . Monogram Club 4 . . .Football 1,2,3,4. . .Track 2,3,4 . . . Chess Club 3 . . . Junior Class Play . . . Prom Decorating Committee . . . Math Club 3,4 BASI-ILINE, DAVID 504 Woodland Avenue Academic Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4 . . . Forensic League 3 . . . Debate 2 . . . Biology Club 2,3 . . . Football 1,2 . . . Wrestling 1,2 . . . Junior Class Play . . . Prom Decorating Committee . . . Bye Bye Birdie BEATTY, RICHARD R.D. 2, Volant Academic BEATTY, RUSSELL R.D. 2 General Track 4 . . . Outdoor Club 3 BELL, KENNETH R.D. 6, Mercer Academic Science Club 2 . . , Football 1,2 . . . Spanish Club 4 BENNETT, BRUCE R.D. 1 Academic Key Club 2,3,4 . . . Football 1 . . . Track 3,4 . . . Junior Class Play Committee . . . Prom Dec- orating Committee . . . Orchestra 1,2,3,4 BENSON, MARY LOU 511 State Street Academic FBLA 2 . . . Cheerleaders 2,3 . . . Pep Club 3 . . . Dramatics Club 2 . . . Library Aides 3,4 . . . Science Club 3, Sec. Treas. 4 . . . Biology Club 2 . . . Prom Decorating Committee . . . GAA 2 . . . Homecoming Aide BENTLAGE, FRANS 125 Edgewood Avenue Academic AVAC 2 . . . Science Club 1 . . . Basketball 1,2 . . . Wrestling 3 . . . Track 4 . . . Stage Crew 3,4 . . . Junior Class Play BERGER, MEGAN 608 Woodland Circle Academic AFS 3,4 . . . Pep Club 3 . . . Dramatics Club 1,2, 3,4 . . . Junior Class Play . . . Prom Decorating Committee . . . GAA 3 . . . Girl's Sports 3 . .. French Club 3,4 BESSECK, KATHIE R.D. 4 Academic FHA 1,2,3 . . . Forensic League 4 . . . Library Aides 3,4 . . . Prom Decorating Committee BINK, THOMAS Box 471, Grove City Business BLACK, PATRICIA R.D. 1, Volant Academic FTA 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4 . . . Pep Club 4 . . . Honor Society 4 . . . Library Aides 3,4 . . . Jun- ior Class Play Committee . . . Prom Decorating Committee BLAIR, ROBERT L. 518 Bessemer Avenue Business BLAKELY, JEAN R.D. 3 Academic FNC 2,3 . . . FBLA 4 . . . French Club 3,4 . . . Prom Decorating Committee BOAK, BONNIE 116 East Main Street Academic Chorus 4 . . .Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4 . . . Honor Society 3,4 . . . Library Aides 2,3,4 . . .Junior Class Play . . . Prom Decorating Committee . . . Math Club 3,4 . . . German Club 3 . . . Bye Bye Birdie 4 BOOZELL, LINDA 611 Superior Street Academic FNC 2,3,4 . . . Band 1,2,3,4 . . . Science Club 4 . . . Tri-Hi-Y 1 . . . Biology Club 2,3 . . . Junior Class Play Committee . . . Girl's Sports 2,3,4 . . . GAA 2,3,4 . . .Ars Medica 3,4 BROERMAN, GINGER R.D. 3 General Tri-Hi-Y 3 . . . Prom Decorating Committee 3 . . . GAA 2,4 BROOKS, RUSSELL R.D. 3 General FFA l,2,3, Second Vice Pres. 4 . . . Monogram Club 2,3,4 . . . Football 1,2,4 . . . Track 3,4 BROWN, DAVID 446 Liberty Street General Stage Crew 3,4 . . . Outdoor Club 3,4 BROWN, JOAN 212 College Avenue Academic FTA l,2,3,4 . . . Honor Society 4 . . .Junior Class Play Committee . . . Prom Decorating Committee . . . Majorettes 3,4 . . . GAA 2 . . . Math Club 4 BROWN, NANCY 1008 Tidball Avenue Academic AFS 2 . . . Pep Club 2 . . . Dramatics Club 1,2 . . . Pine Knot 2,3 . . .Grover Star 2,3 . . . Hon- 40 or Society 4 . . . Library Aides 2,3, Sec-Treas. 4 . . . Chess Club 4 . . .Junior Class Play Com- mittee . . . Prom Decorating Committee . . . GAA 2 . . . French Club 3, Vice-Pres. 4 BROWN, PAUL 446 Liberty Street General Monogram Club 4 . . . Football 4 . . . Wrestling 3,4 . . . Stage Crew 3 . . . Outdoor Club 3,4 BROWN, SALLY 303 State Street Business FBLA 2,3,4 ...Pep Club 3 . . . Tri-Hi-Y 1,4 . . . Prom Decorating Committee BROWN, TERRY 511 Lincoln Avenue Academic Dramatics Club 2,3,4 . . . Monogram Club 4 . . . Key Club 2,3 . . . Football 1,2,3,4 . . . Basket- ball 1 . . . Track 2,3,4 . . . Wrestling 2,3,4 . . . Junior Class Play Committee . . . Prom Decorat- ing Committee BRUCK, BONNIE R.D. 1, Volant Academic Science Research 4 . . . Biology Club 2,3,4 . . . Math Club 4 . . . German Club 3 BUCHANAN, CAROL R.D. 1 Business FNC 3,4 ...FBLA 2 . . .Chorus4...Pep Club 3 . . . Tri-Hi-Y 1,3,4 . . .Prom Decorating Committee BURDICK, JANE 531 N. Center Street Academic AFS 2,3, President 4 . . . Pep Club 3,4 , . , Dra- matics Club 2,3,4 . . . Pine Knot 2 . . . Grover Star 2 . . . Honor Society 4 . . . Student Coun- cil, Treas. 4 . . . Junior Class Play . . . Prom Dec- orating Committee . . . Homecoming Aide . . . French Club 3 BURGER, MARY-ANNE 635 Craig Street Academic FNC 2, Sec-Treas. 3 . . . Pep Club 3,4 . . . Dra- matics Club 4 . . . Forensic League, Sec-Treas. 4 . . . Biology Club 2,3 . . . Student Council 2,3,4 . . . Junior Class Play . . . Prom Decorating Com- mittee . . . GAA 2,3,4 BUTCH, SONDRA R.D. 1, Volant Academic AFS 1 . . . Cheerleaders 1,2,3,4 . . . Pep Club 2, 3,4 . . . Dramatics Club 2,3,4 CAMPBELL, ROBERT R.D. 2 General Metal Shop Club 3,4 CAROTHERS, JAMES R.D. 2 General Outdoor Club 3 CARROLL, CHRISTINE 107 North Street General FHA 3,4 . . .FBLA 2 . . .Chorus 4 CARRUTHERS, NANCY 415 North Center Street Business AFS 4 . . . Pep Club 3 . . . Library Aides 2,3,4 . . . Junior Class Play Committee . . . Prom Dec- orating Committee . . . French Club 3,4 CHRISTIE, ROBERT 623 Barmore Avenue Academic Band l,2,3,4 . . . Dramatics Club 2,3 . . . Honor Society 4 . . . Science Club 1 . . . Science Re- search 4 . . . Biology Club 2,3 . . . Monogram Club 2,3,4 . . . Wrestling 2,3,4 . . .Track 3,4 . . . Junior Class Play . . . Prom Decorating Com- mittee . . . Math Club 3,4 COMO, TERI R.D. 2, Volant Academic FNC 2 . . . FTA 1... Biology Club 2 . . . Prom Decorating Committee . . . GAA 2 . . . French Club 3, Treas. 4 COOKSON, ROBERT R.D. 2 Academic Science Club l,2,3,4 . . . Science Research 4 . . . Biology Club 3,4 . . . Chess Club 2 . . . Prom Decorating Committee . . . French Club 4 COOPER, CAROLYN R.D. 2 Academic FNC 2,3,4 . . . Band 1 . . . Honor Society 4 . .. Science Club 3 . . . Biology Club 2 . . . Girl's Sports 2 . . . Orchestra l,2,3,4 . . . Math Club 4 CRAIG, SHIRLEY R.D. 4 General GAA 2 . . . FNC 3,4...FBLA 2...Chorus4, Treas .... Pep Club 3 . . . Tri-Hi-Y 1,3, Sec. 4 . . . Girl's Ensemble 1 . . . Prom Decorating Com- mittee CRITCHLOW, COLEEN R.D. 2 Academic AFS 4 . . . Cheerleaders 1,2,3, Capt. 4 . . . Pep Club 4 . . . Dramatics Club 2,3,4 . . . Pine Knot 4 . . . Grover Star 4 . . . Junior Class Play . . . Prom Decorating Committee . . . GAA 2 . . . Winter Festival Aide . . . French Club 3,4 CUMMINGS, LARRY R.D. 1 Academic Band 2 . . . Basketball 1 . . . Prom Decorating Committee . . . Radio Club 4, Treas .... French Club 2,3 DANIELS, COLLEEN R.D. 1 Academic FNC 3,4 . . . Band l,2,3,4 . . .Honor Society 4 . . . Biology Club 2,3,4 . . .Prom Decorating Committee . . . Ars Medica 3 . . . Math Club 4 DARCANGELO, ALAN 411 Oakland Avenue General Band 4 . . . Stage Crew 2 DARCANGELO, TONY North Street Academic Art Club 1,2 . . . Dramatics Club 4 . . . Biology Club 1,2 . . .Key Club 3 . . . Golf 1,2,3 . . . Prom Decorating Committee DEARBORN, BONNIE 802 Tidball Avenue Academic FHA 2,3,4 . . . AFS 3,4 . . . Honor Society 4 . . . Prom Decorating Committee . . . GAA 2,3 . .. Math Club 4 . . . German Club 3 DEGREGORY, CAROLYN R.D. 3 Academic FNC 2,4 . . . Band 1,2 . . . Science Club 1,3 . .. Biology Club 2 . . . Chess Club 3 . . . Junior Class Play . . . Bye Bye Birdie DEGREGORY, DONALD R.D. 4 Academic Science Club 2 . . . Football 1 . . .Wrestling 1,2 . . . Prom Decorating Committee . . . Radio Club 3, Pres., 4, Pres. DELETT, JILL 715 Terrace Avenue Academic FNC 2,3,4 . . . Band 1 . . . Cheerleaders 1,2 . . . Science Club 1 . . . Gi1l's Sports 3 . . . GAA 3 DELONG, FRED 250 East Main Street General Wrestling 2 . . . Metal Shop 2,3,4 DENIKER, JOHN R.D. 4 Academic Dramatics Club 1,2 . . . Monogram Club 3,4 . . . Key Club 1,2,3 . . . Football l,2,3,4 . . . Wrest- ling 2,3,4 . . . Track 1,2 . . . Junior Class Play . . . Prom Decorating Committee . . . Thespians 3,4 DIBARTOLOMEO, CAROLYN R.D. 2, Volant Academic FNC 2,3,4 . . . FTA 1 . ..Tri-Hi-Y 1 .. .Prom Decorating Committee . . . GAA 2,3 . . . Girl's Sports 2,3 . . . Spanish Club 3 DICK, DEBBIE 303 Jackson Street Business FBLA 2,3,4 . . . Pep Club 3 . . .Tri-Hi-Y 1 . .. Prom Decorating Committee DINARDO, DAVID R.D. 1 General DOERSCI-I, CHARLOTTE R.D. 1 Academic DUMBROSKI, PATTY R.D. l Business FBLA 2,3, Vice-Pres. 4 . . .Tri-Hi-Y 1 . . . Biolo- gy Club 2 EAKIN, AVA 541 South Center Street Academic Pep Club 3 . . . Dramatics Club 2,3,4 . . . Pine Knot 2,3 . . .Grover Star 2,3 . . . Honor Society 2,3,4 . . . Library Aides 2,3,4 . . . Science Club 1 . . . Junior ClassPlay . . . Prom Decorating Com- mittee . . . Girl's Sports 2,3,4 . . . GAA 2,3,4 . . . Math Club 3,4 . . . Thespians 3,4 EAKIN, DAVID 6 10 Terrace Avenue 41 Academic Dramatics Club 2,4 . . . Honor Society 4 . . . Science Club 1 . . . Key Club 2,3, Pres. 4 . . . Golf l,2,3,4 . . . Math Club 3,4 . . . Ars Medica 3, Pres. 4 ELLIOT, DONALD R.D. 1 Academic FTA 4 . .. Chorus 2,3,4 . . . Biology Club 3 . . . Chess Club 4 . . . German Club 3 . . . District Chorus 3 . . . Chorus Pianist 3,4 EMANUELE, DENNIS 611 Madison Avenue Academic Band l,2,3,4 . . . Science Club 1 . . . Key Club 3,4 . . . Golf 2,3,4 . . . Prom Decorating Com- mittee . . . Math Club 4 ENGLEHART, JAY R.D. 2 Academic FILER, JOSEPH 108 Clark Street Academic Band l,2,3,4 . . . Key Club 4 . . .Orchestra 1,2, 3,4 FILER, MARSHA 919 Columbia Avenue Academic AFS 4 . . .FBLA 2,3 Recording Sec., 4 Regional Pres .... Pep Club 3 . . . Science Club 3 . . . Junior Class Play Committee . . . Prom Decorat- ing Committee FLOWERS, PAM 412 N. Center Business FOSTER, SANDRA 528 Superior Street Academic Pep Club 4 . . . Library Aides 4 . . . GAA 4 . .. Spanish Club 4 FRISK, ROBERT R.D. 6, Mercer Academic FFA 1,2 . . . Monogram Club 3,4 . . . Key Club 3,4 . . . Football l,2,3,4 . . .Wrestling 4 . . . Outdoor Club 3 FYE, SHARON 230 State Street General FYFFE, SANDRA R.D. 2, Volant Academic FTA 4 . . . Forensic League 3, Pres. 4 . . . Pine Knot 4 . . . Grover Star 4 . . . Science Club 1 . . . Junior Class Play . . . Prom Decorating Commit- tee. . . Girl's Sports 2 . . . Interscholastic Speech Competition 3,4 . . . Bye Bye Birdie GABIG, TERRY R.D. 1, Volant Vocational FFA l,2,3,4 GARNER, SUSAN R.D. 3 General Prom Decorating Committee GIBSON, RHONDA R.D. 1 Academic FBLA 2,3, Sec. 4 . . . Honor Society 4 . . . Tri- Hi-Y 1, Chaplin . . . Biology Club 2 . . . Junior Class Play Committee . . . Prom Decorating Com- mittee . . . French Club 3, Pres. 4 GIESMANN, JOHN R.D. 1 Academic Band l,2,3,4 . . . Dramatics Club 1,2,3 . . .Hon- or Society 2,3, Pres. 4 . . . Science Research Pres. 4 . . . Biology 2, Pres. 3 . . . Monogram Club Pres. 4 . . . Student Council 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4 . . . Football l,2,3,4 . . . Track 1,2,3, 4 . . . Junior Class Play . . . Junior Class Treas. . . . Senior Class Vice-Pres .... Math Club 3, Pres. 4 GILDERSLEEVE, BILL R.D. 4 Academic Monogram Club 4 . . . Key Club 2 . . . Football l,2,3,4 . . . Track l,2,3,4 GILL, TOM 416 Bessemer Avenue Academic Football 1,2 GILLILAND, BILL R.D. 3 Academic Monogram Club 4 . . . Key Club 2 . . . Football 1 . . . Wrestling 2,3,4 GLENN, KATHY R.D. 2 Academic AFS 4 . . . FTA 2,4 . . . Pep Club 3,4 . . . Honor Society 4 . . . Tri-Hi-Y 1,2 . . . Junior Class Play Committee . . . Spanish Club 4 . . . Math Club 4 GRAVATT, DEBBY R.D. 4 General FHA 3 . . .FBLA 2,4 . . .Chorus 3,4 . . . Tri-Hi- Y 3,4 . . . Prom Decorating Committee GREEN, GEORGE 307 Gilmore Avenue Academic Art Club 2, Sec. 4 . . . Dramatics Club 3 . . . Debate 2 . . . Science Club 3 . . . Biology Club 2 . . .Junior Class Play . . . Prom Decorating Com- mittee . . . Bye Bye Birdie GRESOCK JR., JOHN A. 415 Memorial Avenue Academic Band l,2,3,4 . . . Dramatics Club 2,3,4 . . . Biol- ogy Club 2,3 . . . Chess Club 3,4 . . . Junior Class Play Committee . . . Prom Decorating Commit- tee . . . Bye Bye Birdie GROSSMAN, PAT R.D. 2 Academic Band l,2,3,4 . . . Chorus 4 GROSSMAN, SUSIE 300 Edgewood Avenue Business FBLA 2,3,4 . . .Band 2,3,4 . . .Chorus 1 HAWKINS, MONICA 414 Elm Street Academic FNC 2,4 . . . Science Club 1 ...GAA 3,4 . . . French Club 2,3,4 HEDGLIN, LARRY 313 McConnell Street General Monogram Club 4 . . . Football l,2,3,4 . . Track l,2,3,4 HENDERSON, DARLENE 120W South Broad Street Academic FNC 3,4 ...Chorus 3,4 . . . Tri-Hi-Y 3,4 . .. Girl's Sports 3,4 . . . Prom Decorating Commit- tee . . . GAA 2,3,4 HENDERSON, JAMES 120W South Broad Street General Wrestling 1 . . .Track 3,4 HENRY, DENNIS R.D. 5, Mercer Academic HILLARD, BRENDA 328 State Street Academic AFS 4 . . . Art Club 4 . . .Junior Class Play Committee . . . Prom Decorating Committee . . . German Club 3 HIXON, GEORGE 471 General Chorus 1 . . . Science Club 1,2,3 . . .Biology Club 2 . . . Track 3 . . . Chess Club 2 HOFFMAN, MARGARET R.D. 3 General FBLA 4 . . . Tri-Hi-Y 4 . . . Prom Decorating Committee . . .GAA 2 HOFFMAN, ROBERT 601 Stewart Avenue Academic AVAC 2 . . . Dramatics Club 2,3,4 . . . Honor Society 4 . . . Biology Club 3 . . . Wrestling 3,4 . . . Track 3 . . . Stage Crew 4 . . . Junior Class Play Committee . . . Prom Decorating Com- mittee HORSMAN, KIM 105 West Washington Blvd. Academic FNC 4 . . . Band l,2,3,4 HUTCHESON, RICHARD 428 Memorial Avenue Academic Band l,2,3,4 . . . Dramatics Club 2,3,4 . . . Biol- ogy Club 2,3 . . . Chess Club 3,4 . . . Prom Dec- orating Committee . . . Junior Class Play Com- mittee . . . Bye Bye Birdie HUTSON, BILL R.D. 2 Academic Basketball 4 JENNINGS, DARI 612 Liberty Street Academic AFS 2,3,4 . . .Art Club 4 . . . Pep Club 2,3 . .. Dramatics Club 2,3 . . . Library Aides 2,3,4 . . . Science Club 2,3 . . . Girlls Sports 2,3,4 JEWELL, GAIL R.D. 2 Academic Art Club Tres. 4 . . . Science Club 1 . . . Girl's Sports 2,3,4 . . .French Club 2,3,4 . . .GAA 2, 3,4 . . . Bye Bye Birdien JOHNS, GREG R.D. 2 42 General JONES, CANDY 316 McConnell Street General JONES, CAROL 418 E. Washington Blvd. Academic AFS 2,3,4 . . . Art Club Pres. 4 . . . Pep Club 2, 3 . . . Dramatics Club 2,3 . . . Pine Knot 3,4 . . . Grover Star 3,4 . . . Biology Club 2,3 . . . Junior Class Play . . . Prom Decorating Committee . . . GAA 2,4 . . . French Club 4 . . . Sophomore Class Sec. KECK, BRUCE R.D. 2 Academic KEENAN, MICHAEL R.D. 2 Academic KENNEDY, LAURA 511 Spring Street Academic FTA 1, Sec., 2 . . . Biology Club 3 . . . Girl's Sports 3 . . .GAA 2,3 . . . Science Club 1 KEOUGH, DEBBIE 158 Edgewood Avenue Academic AFS 2,3,4 ... Pep Club 3,4 . . . Dramatics Club l,2,3,4 . . . Honor Society 3,4 . . . Library Aides 2,3,4 . . . Junior Class Play . . . Prom Decorating Committee . . . Math Club 4 KERR, CONNIE R.D. 2 Academic FTA 2,3, Sec. 4 ...Pine Knot 3, Lit. Ed. 4 . .. Grover Star 3,4 . . . Library Aides 3,4 . . . Science Club . . . Tri-Hi-Y 2 . . . Girl's Ensemble 1 . . . Junior Class Play Committee . . . Prom Decorating Committee . . . GAA 2 . . . Bye Bye Birdiev KILDOO, MARILYN R.D. 2 Academic FNC 2,3,4 . . . Chorus 4 . . . GAA 3 . . . Girl's Sports 2,3,4 KING, DEBBY 118 W. Washington Blvd. Academic FNC 2,3,4 . . . Prom Decorating Committee KING, MARGARET 530 Stewart Avenue Academic FNC 2,3,4 . . . Library Aides 2,3,4 . . . Tri-Hi-Y 1 . . . Chess Club 4 . . .Junior Class Play Com- mittee . . . Girl's Sports 2. . .GAA 1,2 KITE, SANDRA R.D. 6, Mercer Business FBLA 2,4 . . . Tri-Hi-Y 4 . .. Prom Decorating Committee KOCHER, ED 428 Liberty Street General Monogram Club 3,4 . . . Football 2,3,4 . . . Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4 . . . Track 2,3,4 KREITER, JANE 910W Sunset Avenue General Chorus 3,4 LAMONT, NANCY 1001 Columbia Avenue Academic FNC 2,3 . . . AFS 2 . . . Honor Society 3,4 . . . Library Aides 2,3,4 . . . Science Club 1 . . . Chess Club 4, Sec.-Treas .... Junior Class Play Committee . . . Prom Decorating Committee . . . Math Club 3, Sec. 4 LIGHTNER, PATRICIA R.D. 2 Business FBLA 2,3,4 . . .GAA 3,4 . . . Girl's Basketball 4 LUTTON, HARRY 538 Craig Street Academic Monogram Club 4 . . . Football 3,4 . . . Wrest- ling 4, Manager . . . Track 3,4 McCALLA, SARA 415 Woodland Avenue Academic FNC 2,3,4 . . . Chorus 4 . . .Pep Club 2,3,4 . . . Science Club 2,3,4 . . . Biology Club 2,3,4 . . . Junior Class Play . . . Prom Decorating Commit- tee . . . GAA 2,3,4 . . . Girl's Sports 2 . . . Bye Bye Birdie MCCLELLAND, JUANITA R.D. 2 Academic Cheerleaders 3,4 . . . Pep Club 4 . . . Junior Class Play Committee . . . Dramatics Club 2,3 . . . Girl's Sports 2 . . . Prom Decorating Com- mittee . . . French Club 2,3,4 McCLIMANS. LES 615 Lincoln Avenue Academic Monogram Club 2,3,4 . . . Key Club 2,3 . . . Basketball 1,2,3,4 . . . Golf l,2,3,4 . . . Prom Decorating Committee McDEAVITT, TIMOTHY R.D. 1 Academic Track 4 . . . Radio Club 3 MCDOUGALL, EDWARD R.D. 4 Academic AVAC 2,3 . . . Science Club 1 . . . Wrestling 2 . . . Math Club 4 MCFARLAND, SHERRIE R.D. 2 Academic AFS 2 . . . Art Club 4 . . . Cheerleaders 3, Sec. 4 . . . Pep Club 3,4 . . . Dramatics Club 1,3 . . . Honor Society 3, Vice-Pres. 4 . . . Library Aides 2, Sec. 3, Pres. 4 . . . Student Council 3, Sec. 4 . . . Junior Class Play Committee . . . Prom Dec- orating Committee . . . GAA 2,3,4 . . . Math Club 3,4 MCGARRY, LINDA R.D. 2 Academic Wrestling Cheerleaders 3,4 . . . Pep Club 3 . . . Dramatics Club 2,3,4 . . . Honor Society 3,4 . . . Library Aides 2,3 . . . Junior Class Play . . . Prom Decorating Committee . . . GAA 2,3 . . . Math Club 4 . . . Spanish Club 4 McGILL, DANTON 302 Edgewood Avenue Academic Biology Club 3 . . . Key Club 4 . . . Football 1 . . . Basketball 4 . . . Track 3,4 . . . Prom Dec- orating Committee . . . Spanish Club 3 McKNIGHT, JAMES R.D. 1 Academic Science Research 3 . . . Biology Club 3 . . . Key Club 2,4 . . .Football 1,2,3 . . .Prom Decorating Committee McKNIGHT, JANE 212 State Street Academic FNC 3, Sec.-Treas. 4 . . . FBLA 2 . . . Tri-Hi-Y Sec. 1 . . . French Club 3, Sec. 4 McKNIGHT, MARY KAY 213 State Street Academic Pep Club 3,4 . . . Dramatics Club Vice-Pres. 1,2, 3,4 . . . Pine Knot 2,3, Co-Editor 4 . . . Grover Star 2, Co-Editor 3, Co-Editor 4 . . . Library Aides 3,4 . . . Junior Class Play . . .Prom Dec- orating Committee McNEES, CONRAD 601 Terrace Avenue Academic Chorus 1 . . . Pep Club 4 . . . Dramatics Club 1, 2 . . . Library Aides 2,3,4 . . . Prom Decorating Committee . . . French Club 2,3, Asst. Sec. 4 . . .GAA 3,4 MCNEISH, SUSAN R.D. 4 Business FBLA 2 . . . Science Club 2, Sec. 3, Vice-Pres. 4 . . . Tri-Hi-Y 1 . . . Junior Class Play . . . Prom Decorating Committee . . . Girl's Sports 3 . . . GAA 3,4 MCNUTT, LINDA 312 College Avenue General FHA 3 . . . Chorus 4 . . . Tri-Hi-Y 2 . . . Prom Decorating Committee McSHANE, MARIAN 154 Edgewood Avenue Academic AFS 4 .. . Pep Club 4 . . .Dramatics Club 4 . . . Pine Knot 4 . . . Grover Star 4 MAGEE, GARY R.D. 6, Mercer Academic Dramatics Club 4 . . . Honor Society 3,4 . . . Biology Club 2 . . . Monogram Club 4 . . . Stu- dent Council 2,3,4 . . .Wrestling 2,3,4 . . . Math Club 3,4 . . . Spanish Club Pres. 3 MANNOZZI, SARAH R.D. 1 Business FBLA 2,3,4 MATHIESON, GLENN 228 Park Street Academic Dramatics Club 2 . . . Monogram Club 2,3,4 . . . Student Council 3,4 . . . Football 1,2,3,4 . . . Basketball 1,2,3,4 . . . Prom Decorating Com- mittee MATHIESON, TOM Cranberry Road R.D.1 Academic Biology Club 2,3 . . . Monogram Club 4 . . . Key Club 4 . . .Wrestling 2,3,4 . . . Track 3,4 . . . Prom Decorating 43 MERRITT, PAMELA 606 Moreland Avenue Academic Pep Club 4 . . . Dramatics Club 3,4 . . . Science Club 4 MILLER, MARY LOU R.D. 3 Academic FTA l,2,3,4 . . . Honor Society 4 . . . Library Aides 2,3,4 . . . Science Club 1 . . . Girl's Sports 3 MILLER , WAYNE 603 Spring Street Academic Science Club 1,2 . . . Science Research 4 . . . Biology Club 2,3 . . . Football 1 . . . Chess Club 2,3,4 MOLSKY, KATHLEEN 305 Bessemer Avenue Business Pep Club 2,3 . . . Science Club 1 . . . Biology Club 2,3,4 . . .GAA 2,3,4 MOORE, DANIEL 331 State Street Academic Art Club 2,4 . . . Dramatics Club 2,3 . . . French Club 2, Asst. Sec. 3, Asst. Treas. 4 . . . Football Manager 1,2 . . . Wrestling Manager 1,2,3 . . . Junior Class Play Committee . . . Prom Decorat- ing Committee MORGAN, BARBARA R.D. 6, Mercer General FHA 3 . . . FBLA 2 . . . Chorus 4 . . .Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4 . . . Girl's Sports 3 . . . Dramatics Club 1 . . . Prom Decorating Com- mittee MORLEY, CONNIE 107 Spruce Street Academic FNC l,2,3,4 . . . Girl's Sports 2,3 MORRIS, PHILIP 327 State Street Academic Monogram Club 2,3, Treas. 4 . . . Key Club 2, Chaplain 3 . . . Football l,2,3,4 . . . Basketball 1,2,3,4 . . .Golf 1,2,3,4 MOYA-MENDEZ, JUAN 326 State Street Academic Chess Club 4 MOYER, CATHY 225 Franklin Place Business FTA 1 . . .FBLA 2,3,4 . . . Library Aides 1 . . . Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4 . . . Prom Decorating Com- mittee NELSON, ROBERT R.D. 2, Box 331 Academic Dramatics Club 2 . . . Science Club 1,3 . . . Biol- ogy Club 2 . . . Math Club 4 . . . Radio Club, Sec. 4 NEMET, JOHN R.D. 4 Academic NIGGEL, MARILYN R.D. 1, Volant Academic FNC 2 . . . Tri-Hi-Y 2 . . . Prom Decorating Committee . . .German Club 3 NORTHCOTT, CHERYL 323 West Main Street Academic FTA 4 . . . Library Aides 4 . . .Junior Class Play Committee . . . Gir1's Sports 4 OSBORNE, DORIS 1016 Gregg Street General GAA 4 PADEN, LINDA R.D. 2, Box 86 Academic FNC 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4 . . . FTA 1 . . . Dramatics Club 1 . . . Library Aides 2,3,4 . . . Junior Class Play . . . Prom Decorating Com- mittee PAGANELLI , THOMAS 313 South Broad Street Academic Science Club 4 . . . Biology Club 2 . . . Football 4 . . . Chess Club 2,3 . . . French Club 3,4 PARKER, STEVEN R.D. 1 Academic Dramatics Club 4 . . . Science Research 1 . . . Biology Club 2,3 . . . Football 1,2 PARRISH, PAM Big Oak Trailer Park Academic Dramatics Club 1,2 . . . Science Club 3 . . . Biology Club 2 . . .Office Work 2,3 PASLEY, DIANA R.D. 3 Academic FNC 2,3,4 . . . Honor Society 2,3,4 . . . Science Club 1,4 . . . Biology Club 2,3 . . .Junior Class Play . . .Prom Decorating . . . Orchestra l,2,3,4 ...GAA 2,3,4 . . .Math Club 3,4 PATTERSON, PAM 543 Liberty Street Academic FTA 2,3,4 . . . Library Aides 3,4 . . . Tri-Hi-Y 1 . . . Junior Class Play Committee . . . Prom Decorating PENAR, ROBERT 504 Spring Street Academic Band 1 . . . Dramatics Club 2 . . .Monogram Club 2,3,4 . . . Key Club 2 . . . Football 2,3,4 . . . Basketball 2,3,4 . . . Track l,2,3,4 . . .Math Club 4 PERRY, GEORGE R.D. 4 Academic Dramatics Club l,2,3,4 . . . Key Club 2,3 . . . Football 1,2 . . . Basketball 1,2 . . . Track 3,4 . . . Junior Class Play . . . Prom Deocrating POOLE, J ACI 509 Highland Avenue Academic FNC 2 . . . Pep Club 3,4 . . . Dramatics Club 1, 3,4 . . . Forensic League Vice-Pres. 4 . . . Debate 3 . . . Science Club 1,3 . . . Science Research 3 . . . Biology Club 3 . . . Junior Class Play . . . Prom Decorating . . . GAA 3 PORKALOB, MARY LOU R.D. 2, Volant Academic AFS 2, Finalist 3 . . . Chorus 4 . . . Cheerleaders l,2,3,4 . . . Pep Club 2,3,4 . . . Dramatics Club Treas. l,2,3,4 . . . Pine Knot 2,3,4 . . . Grover Star 2, Asst. Literary Editor 3, Co-editor 4 . . . Honor Society 2,3, Sec. 4 . . . Library Aides 2, 3,4 . . . Junior Class Play . . . Prom Decorating Program Chairman . . . Senior Class Treas. . . . Bye Bye Birdie 4 . . . Winter Festival Aide . . . Math Club 3, Asst. Sec. 4 . . . First Place State Radio Announcing 3 . . . GAA 2 PUKLAVEC, CHARLOTTE R.D. 2 Volant Academic FNC 2,3, Parliamentarian Historian 4 . . . Band l,2,3, Vice-Pres. 4 . . . Library Aides 2,3, Sec.- Treas. 4 . . . Science 1 . . . Junior Class Play . . . Dramatics Club 1 REEHER, RAY R.D. 1 Academic AVAC 2,3,4 . . . Basketball 2 . . . Track 2, 3,4 REEMSTEN, WILLIAM R.D. 2 Academic REIBER,DAN R.D. l, Volant General Wrestling 2,3,4 . . . Track l,2,3,4 . . . Stage Crew 3,4 RHOADS, MIKE 805 Tidball Avenue Academic Band 1 . . . Dramatics Club l,2,3, Pres. 4 . . . Pine Knot 2 . . .Grover Star 2 . . . Honor Society 2,3,4 . . . Biology Club 2 . . . Monogram Club 3,4 . . . Key Club 3 ...Football l,2,3,4 . . . Basketball l,2,3 . . . Prom Decorating . . .Math Club 4 . . . Class Pres. 2,3,4 RICHARDS, DONALD 413 N. Broad Street Academic Radio Club 3 RIDDLE, ROBERT 505 N. Broad Street General RIDDLE, TERRY 505 N. Broad Street General Football 2 . . .Chess Club 2 . . . Radio Club 4 ROBINSON, SUSAN 911 Tidball Avenue Academic AFS 2,3,4 . . . FTA 1. ..Band l ...Pep Club 2,3,4 . . .Dramatics Club l,2,3,4 . . .Pine Knot 2,3,4 . . . Grover Star 2,3,4 . . . Library Aides 2,3,4 . . . Junior Class Play Cast . . . Prom Dec- orating Committee . . . GAA 2,3 . . . Winter Festival Queen . . . Homecoming Queen . . . Class Treas. 2 ROLSHOUSE, JAMES R.D. 3 Academic Band l,2,3,4 . . .DramaticsClub 2,3 . . . Science Club 3 . . . Biology Club 2 . . .Wrestling, Man- ager 4 . . . Prom Decorating Committee Rusr, LINDA 44 156 Edgewood Avenue Academic FTA l . . . Chorus l . . . Dramatics Club 1,2 . . . Library Aides 2,3,4 . . . Science Research l . . . Junior Class Play Committee . . . Prom Decorat- ing . . . Girl's Sports 2,4 SAGULLA, ANDREW R.D. 1, Grove City Business FFA 1 SAY, CHARLES R.D. 2, Grove City General Monogram Club 3,4 . . . Key Club 2,3 . . . Foot ball l,2,3,4 . . .Wrestling 2 SAYLOR, RODNEY 311 West Main Street General Football l,2,3 . . . Track 3 . . . Prom Decorating Committee SCHEPP, MARY R.D. 6, Mercer Business Chorus 4 . . . Junior Class Play Committee SCRUCI, LUCIANA 506 College Avenue Academic Chorus 4 . . . Dramatics Club 3,4 . . . Science Club 1 . . . Prom Decorating Committee . . . French Club 3,4 SEIVERS, JO ANNE R.D. 3 Academic SHAWGO, FRED R.D. 4 Vocational FFA 1,2, Reporter 3, Pres. 4 . . .Wrestling 2 . . . Stage Crew 4 . . . Prom Decorating Committee SHUMAKER, TOM R.D. 1, Volant General Spanish Club l,2,3 SLOAN, DEBORAH R.D. 3 Academic Forensic League 3,4 . . . Honor Society 4 . . . Library Aides 2,3, Pres. 4 . . . Science Club 1 . . . Junior Class Play Committee . . . Math Club 3, Vice-Pres. 4 . . . Thespians 3,4 SMALLEY, PATTY 315 W. Poplar Street Business FHA 1,3 ...Chorus 2,3,4 . . . FBLA 1 . . .Tri- Hi-Y 1,2 . . . Girl's Ensemble 2,3 . . . Prom Dec- orating Committee SMATHERS, EVELYN 205 W. Poplar Street Business FBLA 2 . . .Chorus 2,3 . . .Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3 . . . Girlls Ensemble 2,3 SONNTAG, SALLY R.D. 2, Volant Academic FNC 4 . . . Library Aides 2,3,4 SOPHER, ROGER R.D. 3 Academic Football l,2,3 . . . Track l,2,3,4 . . . Metal Shop Club 4 SPANGLEHOUR, RUTH R.D. 2 Business FNC 2,3 . . . Chorus 4 . . . Science Club 3 . . . Tri-Hi-Y 1 . . . GAA 3 . . . Bye Bye Birdie SPENCE, BRUCE 511 W. Main Street General AVAC 2,3 . . . Monogram Club 4 . . . Football 4 . . . Industrial Arts Club 4 SPENCE, CHARLES 903 Columbia Avenue Academic DramaticsClub 3,4 . . . Grover Star 3 . . . Honor Society 3,4 . . . Science Club l,2,3 . . . Biology Club 2 . . .Monogram Club 4 . . . Wrestling 2,3, 4 . . . Track 4 . . . Chess Club 2 . . .Junior Class Play . . . Prom Decorating Committee . . . Math Club 3,4 SPROULL, WILLIAM 463 Liberty Street Academic Golf 3 . . . Chess Club 3,4 STANTON, MARCIA 224 Poplar Street General STYPULA, THOMAS 602 Ridgway Avenue Academic Pine Knot 2,3,4 . . . Grover Star 2,3,4 . . . Golf 3 . . . Math Club 2,3,4 . . . Radio Club 4 TAVARES, JOHN 311 State Street Academic Biology Club 2 . . . Monogram Club 4 . . . Key Club 3,4 . . . Football l,2,3,4 . . .Basketball 2 . . .Track 2,3,4 . . . Prom Decorating Committee TAYLOR, DAVID R.D. 1 Business FBLA 4 TAYLOR, KAREN R.D. 4 Business FHA 2,3, Treas. 4 . . . Chorus 3,4 . . . Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4 . . . Girl's Sports 2 TEARE, KAYE 545 Liberty Street Academic FTA 2 . . . Cheerleaders 2,3 . . . Pep Club 2 . . . Dramatics Club 3,4 . . . Library Aides 2,3,4 . . . Junior Class Play . . . Prom Decorating Com- mittee . . . Thespians 3,4 . . . Math Club 4 THOMPSON, DAVID 702 Stockton Avenue General THOMPSON, JOHN 350 East Main Street Academic Dramatics Club 2,3,4 . . . Key Club 3, Chaplain 4 . . . Prom Decorating Committee . . . Math Club 4 THORNTON, RICHARD 414 North Center Street Academic Band 1,2,3,4 . . . Dramatics Club 4 . . . Debate 4 . . . Bye Bye Birdiei' . . . Chorus 4 TOWNLEY, JOHN 305 State Street Academic Biology Club 2 . . . Key Club 3,4 . . . Junior Class Play . . . Prom Decorating Committee . . . Spanish Club 3 TRUNICK, DIANNE 215 Gilmore Avenue Business FNC 3 . . .FBLA 2,4 ...PepClub3 ...Prom Decorating Committee TURNER, JOHN R.D. 6, Mercer General FFA 1,2, Sential 3, Vice-Pres. 4 TURNER, THOMAS 319 West Washington Blvd. Academic Band 1,2 . . . Dramatics Club 2 . . . Science Club 2,3 . . . Science Research 4 . . . Biology Club 2 . . . Chess Club 2,3 . . . Junior Class Play . . . Prom Decorating UREY, KATHLEEN 529 North Center Street Academic AFS 3 . . . Pep Club 3 . . . Honor Society 2,3,4 . . . Library Aides 2,3,4 . . . Science Club 1,2 . . . Chess Club 3,4 . . . Junior Class Play Committee . . . Prom Decorating . . . GAA 2,3 . . . German Club 3 . . . Math Club 3,4 WALTERS, JACK 404 Stockton Avenue General Key Club 4 . . . Basketball l,2,3,4 . . .Prom Decorating WALTERS, JOYCE 223 Harvard Street General FNC 3,4 ...Chorus 4 . . . Pep Club 2,3,4 . .. Science Club 3 . . . Biology Club 2,4 . . . Prom Decorating . . . Bye Bye Birdie WALTERS, PAULA 526 Stewart Avenue Academic Dramatics Club 2,3,4 . . . National Honor Socie- ty 3,4 . . . Library Aides 2,3,4 . . . Science Club 1 . . . Chess Club 4 . . . Junior Class Play Com- mittee . . . Prom Decorating . . . GAA 2,3 WATKINS, LINDA R.D. 6, Mercer Academic FNC 2,3,4 . . . Tri-Hi-Y 4 . . . French Club 3 WATTERS, JAMES Box 471 Academic WEBER, CAROL 130 Grant Street Academic AFS 2,3,4 . . .FTA 1 . . . Dramatics Club 2,3,4 . . . Pine Knot 3 . . . Grover Star 3 . . . Library Aides 3,4 . . . Biology 2 . . . Junior Class Play . . . Prom Decorating Committee . . . German Club 3 . . . Ars Medica 3 WEBSTER, DENNIS 614 Superior Street Academic Dramatics Club 4 . . . Key Club 2,3,4 . . . Bas- ketball l,2,3,4 . . . Chess Club 3 . . . Junior Class Play 3 . . . Prom Decorating Committee . . . Math Club 4 WEBSTER, PAMELA 45 243 W. Pine Street Academic Pep Club 4 . . . Dramatics Club 1 . . . Honor Society 4 . . . Prom Decorating Committee . . . Majorettes 3,4 . . . Girl's Sports 3,4 . . . Spanish Club Vice-Pres. 3, Treas. 4 . . .GAA 3,4 WELTON, ALICE R.D. 3 Academic FNC 2,4 WESTLER, WILLIAM 218 E. Pine Street Academic Band 1,2 . . . Science Club 1 . . . Biology Club 2,3 . . . Science Research 2,4 . . .Wrestling 3,4 . . . Track 3 . . . Junior Class Play . . . Math Club 3,4 WETTIG, PAMELA 417 Garden Avenue Academic FTA 1 .. . Band 1 . . . Pep Club 3 . . . Dramatics Club 1,2, Sec. 3,4 . . .Pine Knot 2,3 . . . Grover Star 2,3 . . . Honor Society 3,4 . . . Library Aides 2,3,4 . . . Junior Class Play . . . Prom Dec- oration Committee . . . Girl,s Sports 2,3,4 . . . GAA 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4 WILLIAMSON, JEFF R.D. 1 General Industrial Arts 4 WINDER, RONALD R.D. 2 General WINTERS, SYLVIA 804 Spring Street Academic Science 1 . . . Girl's Ensemble 2 . . . Chorus 2 . . . FNC 2,3,4 WISE, WILLIAM R.D. 6, Mercer General Metal Shop Club 1 WOLFE, LINDA 511 Barmore Avenue Business FTA 1 . . . Junior Class Play . . . Prom Decorat- ing Committee . . . Tri-Hi-Y 1, Chaplain 4 . . . FBLA 2, Correspondence Sec. 3, Pres. 4 WONSETTLER, SUE 430 Shady Drive Academic Junior Class Play . . . Prom Decorating Com- mittee . . . GAA 2,3 . . . AFS 3, Treas. 4 . . . Pep Club 3,4 . . . Pine Knot 2,3,4 . . . Grover Star 2, Asst. Editor 3, Asst. Editor 4 . . . Honor Society 4 . . . Library Aides 2, Treas. 3,4 . . . Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4 . . . Class Vice-President 2,3 ZENOBI, CHRIS R.D. 3 Academic FTA 1 . . . Wrestling Cheerleaders 3,4 . . . Pep Club 2,3,4 . . . Dramatics Club l,2,3,4 . . . Pine Knot 2,Adver. Editor 3,Co-Editor 4 . . . Grover Star 2, Adver. Editor 3,4 . . . Library Aides 2, 3,4 . . . Junior Class Play . . .Prom Decorating Committee . . . Class Secretary 3,4 . . . FTA 1, Pres. 2 lf!!! WW' Q2 ,lu Fi .5 UNDERCLASSMEN JUNIOR OFFICERS PRESIDENT: CaroIe Harrison VICE-PRESIDENT: Cindy Parker SECRETARY: Jean Bovard TREASURER: Marian Braine SOPHOMORE OFFICERS PRESIDENT: John DeLaurentis VICE-PRESIDENT: Ed Kerr SECRETARY: Terri FiIer TREASURER: Martha Penar FRESHMEN OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Joel Schettler VICE-PRESIDENT: Jeff Richards SECRETARY: Charlotte Pagni TREASURER: Debbie Powell 1 'm 'M'- CLAS5of 1969 'e Adams, Sandra Alexander, Doris Alfreno, Steve Allison, Melody , ,f 31.547 'wer fjq ? 4' all ,J ' 1.. it ' 2 2 i lv f e , in Q ez I A Altmas, Raymond Atwell, Paula Bagnall, Tom Barger, Dana Beatty, Vicky Beck, Bruce WW H , ,,,' X A Bell, Karen Benson, sue Bice, Barb Bleek, William Blakely, Ed Blakely, Joe Blauser, Linda Bobbert, Bill Bollinger, Roberta i ,.., W, , . f Betty Jo Shies, Teri Filer, Bill Cooper, and Jan Spence voice their 3 ' e'ie e 1 A opinions in Mr. Dick Adams' English class. Bonzery Barb Bovard, Jean Brain, Sandra l 48 Braine, Marian Brinkly, John Butch, Jim Cook, Jay Denbow, Nancy Braine, Marilyn Brenckle, Nancy Burk, Pam Burns, Liz , vi Y KZ Button, Charles Campbell, Tom Coppolella, Valarie Coulson, Sally Dillaman, Harold Dodds, Robert Future Farmers of America from Mr. Russell Yoho's Agriculture class bag peanuts to sell at GCHS football games. Carpenter, Sherry Covert, Leroy Drennen, Mark 49 ,, it : , : I - . . ,Q A'-'N.. K i i2.sbaz f , , x gr I if Or if Q ii it af as , is im we Christy, Diana Crouch, Randy Drennen, Tom Cline, Fred DeLaurentis, Pete Duda, Daniel Dulaney, Geraldine Dumbroski, Laura Dumbroski, Lawrence S I x x 5 Eaton, Richard Eddinger, Clyde Eickm ann, Birgit Farren, Ted Faulconbridge, Joyce Fenrick, Kathleen Sandee McNeish instructing Margaret King on the mechanics of the sewing machine in Miss Eleanor Lewis's sewing class. Eakin, Alice Eakjn, Sue Engle, Curt Evans, Jack ,fuk N f ff 'Q' S Ferringer, Peggy Ferry, Bill Filer, Jeff Fisher, Ellen Forsythe, Jacqueline Frankenburg, Douglas . L , X Ir- c ' ' -75 , E Eaton, Rhonda Fabry, Robert g l - 'Q i t Filer, Gary M x . . X ,rg '11 i 4 Q fig t . W , r S E ,, ' Forrest, Larry Freeland, Richard 50 l 5 X an 3 Frisk, Carol Geary, Mike Gilliland, Rick Hanna, Roberta Heckathorn, Dean 5s,,1.-,M ak Gargasz, Frank Gargasz, George Miss Alice Coyer's Shorthand II class transcribing their notes. G62-TY, Robert Gerlach, Edward ii iw i Gochenour, Don Gravatt, Glenn Grim, Gloria Hall, Robert Hanford, Carol is wi' '- xgsyi P SV Q. as 'UA QR o 1- Harrison, Carole Hartley, Sue Hawke William Haworth Michael Heard Paul cr, Hedegore, Jeff Hennon, Sandra Hill, Richard Himes, Marilyn Hindman, Homer 51 -? L vi' Q is fn S.. K ggv: E 1 XY ...Nm 'ik .7 'T KILMV . - -fa ,, f-is . . . . f ,- :Iv ,L:, Hockenberry, Bruce Hockenberry, David Hoffman, Alan M -. i,, if 22 1 H ' g , E l Hoover, Albert Horne, Alan Ketler, Richard 2 ,f ' L K ' JM J oooo 'Q ' Z ,, ,,,, , V 5 , J A Q is it 53, ' ' L, .. L s Knauff, Roberta Kroack, Diane Langley, Arlene John Nicoletto and Bill Waugaman go fishing the legal way in Miss Nancy McGuire's class. N Pr-0-1' Holler, Judy Holleran, James Holtz, Debbie ef ,Ar X if , .,:: QZ: J -5 E.. 1- K l King, Larry King, Linda Klinedinst, Steve Lean, Carol Leone, Joseph Lesher, Curtis Lewis, Luanna Lober, Richard Lumley, Beth si J X I Lutes, Cheri MacRae, Douglas McAdams, John 52 McBride, Marta McCar1, Ron fm MCCQY, Mary Kay McCrea, Susan s , .ri . ' A' a n g N li , . f -. iiie in Tick A., ' W- xx, KTM, .kilzf in Q 'iffy r mg fr r . McDougall, William McDougall, Peggy , McKnight, Peggy McQueeney, Spencer Miller, LaVeme Miller, Richard .5 I it McClenahan, Edward Students in Mrs. Agnes Davis's English class working on sentence structure McDermott, Forest McDowell, Willis McFarland, Kathy McGill, Carl McKnight, Bill Mattson, Carla Maxwell, Marlene Merritt, Nancy 2' is , ggy ' fg5 r 1gy' r,,rr 4 5 , i r X Kw.a..Mav ' 1 -'-- ,Q Miller, William Molsky, Dan Mong, Frank 53 Miller, Larry Montest, Sandra 1 -gi! r Riff if f , W1f S -ef ' ,gi-.F .. ,Q ,emu ig ki Q 5.1, A X. kim , k Q M Moore, Janet Moore, Virginia Moors, Robert Neyman, James Nichols, PHt1'iCi2l Noble, J0l'lIl is Qooo Q aff 7. A fr 1 . Owens, Sheryl Oyler, Paula Parenti, Tom Dean Heckathoren, Tom Wimer, Cliff Zushlag completing a section on their vocational agricultural book for Mr. Russell Yoho. o r K 5 41. -ww Mowry, Ellsworth Murphy, Susan Nutt, Lorie O'Nei1, Molly , .Lys sr.. srrl ri .,,, Q V 1 ' .,, P , I In I-:g i gi Q Nevodnechy, Joyce K q kiyii P51 P - fm' ' 1' Osborne, Gail Parker, Cindy Parquette, Kenneth Patterson, Vaughn Perry, Dana Petrikis, Sherry Pierce, Concetta 54 Parrish, Deborah Perry, Theresa Pittock, John Pompa, Angeline Reddinger, Pamela Rouse, Robert Schaeffer, Robert 8 xi -ex 2 Y 1, Q K. N , T r fi 2 X . , ,yeast x ixfws i f Simon, Richard X Post, Kristen Pridemore, Sherry Pyle, Daniel Reiber, Barbara Rowe, Kenneth Shawgo, Vicki Smalley, Kathy A The masters of the physical , Bob Penar and Phil Morris perform a labora- tory experiment on equilibrium in Mr. Robert Deinert's Physics class. Riddle, Charles Ritenour, Virginia S' 1,9 A Royer, Rodney Rubino, Victor Ryder, Jennifer Ryder, Ronald -fr, .' - 51 . P--Vik, ' 3-3' Shoffstall, Tom Shorts, Gary Shreckengost, Judy Simon, Ellen Sonntag, Linda Spence, Joe Stevenson, Barbara Stodolak, Frank 55 Stubbs, Lynne Sturgeon, Connie Sverre, John Thompson, Chuck Thompson, Ed 3 9 u 0 ia Vinton, David Wages, Dale Sherm Patterson, head custodian puts his talent to use repairing a desk. fi E fra iz -- 555' if E Thompson, Gayle ' fsffifl , , eg, ,, ,Q mg sr s R .6 al f , -er' 5. Taggart. Richard Tighe, Marjorie Webster, Bonnie Weiland, Ted Williamson, John + L f 5, 1 I, p 'W e'l'e ,lil Y A W Mwetillxf u f ' Younger, Charles 1? wif? Wise, Rick Zenobi, John 56 Taylor, Lynette -2 nf N ,,, ' Uber, Darlene Williamson, Bruce Wray, Jim Zimmerman, Carol Teufel, Dana Myer' aw. Wm, fi 3 1 ri. . , ,,, aj Uber, Patty Williamson, Carolyn Wright, Sandra Zuschlag, Clifford Junior Class Play: DIARY OF ANNE FRANK First Row: Gary Shorts, Vaughn Patterson. Second Row: Carole Harrison, Sue McCrea, Dan Pyle, Dana Teufel. Third Row: Dick Ketler, Mary Kay McCoy, Sue Eakin, Barb Stevenson. Gary Shorts fPeter VanDaanJ shows female lead, Sue McCrea, fAnn Frankl his most prized possession, Barb Stevenson fMrs. VanDaanJ and Dan Pyle fMr. VanDaanJ have a heated argument as Sue McCrea fAnne Frankj looks on in awe and Mary Kay McCoy CMrs. Frankl prays for their safety. CLASS Addison, Robert Bain, William Barger, Marilyn Barkley, Rebecca if Bell, Tom Belles, Bob Bennett, Tim Allen, Steve Aiken, Sue a E5 5. X X , 2 X S E X sv 1 Q. sg--f Barnes, Tom Bice, Mary Ellen Armstrong, Mary 5 I get Nw ! W, is X Basham, Marvin Bell, David if fr B i f L5: A , W' , 1 Black, Gary Black, Richard Bobbert, Tom Bonanni, Linda Bvnig, Cathy - ,- .. .. I F L Boozell, Donna Boozell, Pam Boughner, Penny it s Mr. Samuel Bower's star Chemistry student, Forrest McDermott, adding the final A ingredient. 58 The Three Stooges -Gay Richards, Linda Say, and Jackie Gray experiment with temperatures in Miss Nancy McGuire's Biology Bowers, Devota BOWSCI, Ted Briggs Bill Class. Brown, Kathy BIOWU, Tim Brown, T0m me is X, jf an Q 'W lt, f ly a , :5,r n W I 5. 5 34 1 Bryer, Kathy Burk, Jim Burns, Dennis Burry, Howard Cagno Valerie Caldwell, Bill Carothers, Bob Carpenter, Don Carroll, Gary Christie, Bill Christie,Ed Cole, Frances Collers, Nathan Como. Randy Cook, Pam COOPCI, Bill 59 Christy, Mary Coppolella, Mark Cornelius, Sue Coulter, Mary DeGregory, Joe Covert, Ginny Craig, Bruce Crowley, Charles Davis, David ,l--i DeLa.rme, Betty DeLaurentis, John DeMarsh, Terri Dick, Debbie Dickey, Jeff Dillaman, Charlene Dillaman, Darlene Dillaman, Glen Drennen, Sally Dunkerley, Gail Dunmire, Paige or mi Dye, Diana Dye, Tom g. .. , sf Eaton, Karen Eaton, Sue Eakm Joan Mr. A. Agamedi s Electronics class absorbing the facts. Englehan, Dan 60 Barb Morgan, Jacki Forsythe, Shirley Craig, and Doris Alexander laying out a pattern for that special dress in Miss Elenor Lewis's Home Economics class. Ferguson, Dianne Filer, Cathy Filer, Terri Geary, Pam Gibson, Debra Gildersleeve, Janet Goshorn, David Graham, Bill Graves, Gordon Eperthener, Vickie Evans, Penny Fisher, Kathy Glaister, Audrey Gray, Jacqueline 61 0 i ef' SQ X Nw . g Errera, Anthony Eshelman, Chuck Fales, Sue Fassett, J im Fleming, Harry Gabig, Beverly Glaister, Mary Gregg, Peggy Glenn, Sandra :Y ' nii, . ,hi Q A 4 C , g 1' Ire Hale, Larry my 'nu--ma-M My U9N lab Hancox, Charles Hassel, Isolde Haynes, Carla Hedglin, Debra Himes, Randy Hinds, Clifford Agri, , si Hodge, Terry Hoffman, Jim Holler, Patti Hume, Roberta Hummel, Judy Jennings, Don Johns, Nancy Jones, Eden Jones, James Jordan, Charlene Joseph, Karen Keck, Barbara Q L, Kelly, Pam Kerr, Ed Kildoo, Don nf' Sm. You've got be kidding! mumbles Linda Keck to Karen Joseph as Mr. Charles Hamilton demonstrates an experiment in biology. if K Q X Kildoo, Ron King, Gary King, Peggy 62 1 The cooks of Ryder, Inc., prepare the meal of the day. Leeger, David LCSTGI, Lynn Liggitt, Christina 'QQ' 'im Maniscarco, Ricky Marsh, Judy Martin, Bill .Si McCoy, John McCracken, Sandy McCutcheon, Gary King, Ralph Kiser, Terry Kite, Charles Kite, Linda R W Lightner, Sue 1 X 5 Q N it X me X 2515, N 1,,-A ,Meg Xxx as ,A S Mattson, Keith Knight, Helen Latshaw, Joyce Lucas, Joe C E..-f f O McCall, Mike if . F' is N a Q., s f X Y Q K K ff R as Q N X A ,. X M ,. .. ' ie, ,rw 'K X-E, Magee, Barry McClearn, Gordon McFadden, Marcel McFarland, Debbie McFarland, Wilma 63 Mea.ls, Bonnie ,.,:. . . 5 if . , lil' X Moose, Bob Myers, Sheryl ws. gym O'Brien Bonnie Meister, Ehrich Merritt, Sandra Morgan, Lorraine Nelson, James offun, Richard O sb orne, Gerald Osborne, Sally Morley, Ray Nelson, Rick O'Neil, James Osborne, Sam R51 l- Montgomery, Bob Moore, Debra Moore, Kathleen 95 Moyer, Marilyn Murphy, Nancy Myers, Debra Northcott, Arne Oakes, Ralph Oberlin, Charles Karen Joseph and Pat Wolbert, sophomore library aides, perform their duties of carding and shelving books. 64 Mr. Richard Noel's Asian Study class listens attentively to Dick Ketler pointing out strategic spots on the map. if X .,,, k .,.,, A XX? 5 N... sm sa. -. - t Q - E :- Peightol, PCHHY Penar, Martha Poole, Vicki Rice, Cathy Richards, Gay Roxberry, Steve i We Royer, Lindsey Richards, Margaret L' 153 , rasezcfs. h . , it . X ein . ,fr 'mpg ' v t ig, . -' We uw Hx ' f- E, .it , A tx J . . . Royer, Sheila Palmer, Karen Patterson, Beverly 5 ef S' x is N W X Ex Q X X by Y Q skit 8, 2 K ANR sq mf R K ,X X X x e wx it ri wp ss Ns Porkalob, Cynthia Rihel, Jerry Ryder, Brian 65 Palmer, Rhonda Parquette, Delbert Patton, Michael Pearce, J im Pryor, Diana Rolshouse, Debbie ' r ,A QM, , t . 1 fi :YEL Say, Linda Rhoades, Tim Rh. Rossi, Chris so X wg, X K gf ' Y , . ff Y .sw 4a-dem S . 11 W W' ff ,' N. 3 S., Saylor, Debbie W K Hs? x ,X Schell, Don Shawgo, Debra Sopher, Alan Stutz, Rick Taylor, Bruce Thompson, Linda Spence, Gary Surrena, Bob Thompson, Diane Thompson, Robert Shorts, Steve Sloan, Lynn SPCHCB, -7811 Sproull, George Surrena, Carol Sverre, Kathy Smith, Connie Steele, Debra we X Sweetapple, Judith Sonntag, Tim Stone, Connie h . ., , , kky A .. ,N X X N ,mfs , 55 5141 Q-WN o ut an K 1 Sweitzer, Charles Thompson, Joe Townley, Barbara Linda Wolfe briefs Mr. Edward Reddinger's P. O. D. class on her assigned political book. I iifwawwf .I 'Q 'f ,gsgzli J- ,':'iu2T..' Tucci, Linda Bill Bobbert proudly displays his home-made snowplow. The plow .rf , was made under the supervision of Mr. Russell Yoho in the Vocational A , Q Agricultural class. ZIK e Wall, Gary A Nqr Webster, Darlene Webster, Will Wettig, Patti White, Robert , l . nf Q Wilkins, Kenneth Wimef, TOD1 Williams, Sandy Wimef, Bonnie Vechnak, Debbie I e T as fl so Vincent, Bill Wallwork, Christine Weber, Gail A afML.,X ..-r WML. . 1 .,t,,. Q' ws... .. Q -Q Whitehill, Larry Wigman, Mary it ,p A as '3 Q Winger, Edward Wise, Tom ,, , disk it is A, 'li 1 Wolbert, Patty Wray, Jo Ellen Wright, Tom Zambino, Sonni Zenobi, Donna Zuschlag, Thomas 67 CLASS 1971 A! Alfreno, Terry Alfrey, Elden Allen, Douglas Anderson, Malinda Anthony, Shirley Armstrong, Mary Beth Askham, Lee Badger, Juanita -up-any Swv Bagby, Maude Baker, Debra Barnhart, John Barron, Linda Beatty, Bob .Q ., ,Q Q21 , A ,, 1 ' - R B A f nnnl at L I f' ,Mig I H, M A Beightol, Donna Bell, Bob fi ne f A V :f f gl! .,,, i 5 l , ,,V 1 fl it Luci Scruci and Randy Crouch practice a song for chorus under 1 the direction of Mr. Kenvin Moreau, the chorus teacher. Benn, Linda Bennett Brad 68 ie: 5 Allen, Susan Bagby, Elie Beighley, Tana V wager' , rv Q lk Q V 3 A in 'K 'ia Bell, Patti A Berk, Cheryl is .l , v, X Y, Li Q .. K K 14 M x N- ,gg N ,Nm ,i x,s.,,.. W .X vi B A fm x Besseck, Mike Bice, Joan Billig, Ray Black, Bonnie Black, Brian Black, James Blair, Susan Blauser, Patricia Bollinger, Bruce Briggs Becky Brown D6b01'8h Brown, Dennis Buckley, Marilyn Burnett, Kathy Caldwell Donald ' .. fag-Q. 5 Q, 5 ix E1 Q lx is W , .... W ,, Z , fl Y. xx Duane Wages and Terry Gilmore study with Librarian, Miss Diane Grundy, in the library. i n V V C f if an M D ,i V f',, , ' ,, 1 i Bonzer, Linda W P Bruck, Jerry Bowden, Barry Bryer Theresa Campbell, Carolyn 69 . X3 Campbell, Robin Breese, Beverly Bubeck, Karla Centofanti, Gail Chisholm, William Christie, George Christy, Betty Como, Richard Cook, Don Corbin, Joseph 7 f st X ' Croy, Bonnie Cummings, Robert Daniels, David Mrs. Mary Christie's French I class carries on a French conversation with one another. N A s o Ciiiii V ifik ii Christy, Karen Colbert, Lynn Corbin, Terry Covert, Coleen DeMarco, Donald Deniker, Peggy Como, Frances Covert, Diana Dick, Victory Dickey, Melissa Dolan, D6n11iS Dumbroski, Paul Dunkerly, Diane 70 Dumbroski, Karen Dunkerly, Linda Eaton, Steve Ebel, Beverly Ebel, William Elliott, Cheryl Emanuele, Dave Emanuele, Susan Enderle, Brad Engle, Timothy Eshelman, Fred Fisher, Ed Flemming, David Forsythe, Paula Gargasz, Edward Gerber, Dave Gilmore, Terry Iii? Gail Centifonte gives Miss Charlene Mang an award in her science class as Sue Blair, Liz Osborne, Debbie Powell, Mindy Anderson, Linda Montleone, Lynn Kaufmann, and Bill Uber look on. b l iz. A Evans, Tammie Faivre, Bonnie Ferry, Richard Frampton, Barbara Gargasz, Bill Gargasz, Debbie Gordon, Patricia Graham, Tom Greenawalt, Harry 71 Gresock, Linda Guarnieri, John Guarnieri, Linda JE., s W ' X C M A Sidi! Hancox, Evan Hassel, Ed Hassel, Tom Hannon, Cindy Hillard, Carl Hinds, Charles Haag, Lois Heckathorne, Ray Hockenberry, Craig Joe Lucas and Rick Offutt look on as one of their fellow classmates fishes around. Jamison, Gary Jordan, Amy 72 Halansky, Matthew Heckman, Bob Hoover, Verna 1221+ Johnston, Cynthia Kauffman, Lynn Hamil, Kurt Hedglin, Beverley Hummel, John Jones, Jeannette Keck, Bob ' ' 'jI. ' -::, , it g5m 'V s X M s r is! 13? Y if as xiii? Keck, Jeanette Keener, Coleen King, Kim King, Paul Kroack, Patricia Lumley, Alton McCullough, Audrey Klink, Alan Kuhn, Donald Knight, Gerald Linda Gresock defeats The Lonely Bull Sue Offutt in a modern dance skit in Mrs. Lorraine Gilson's gym class. 'SSL' LaVan, Cheri Lesher, Laurie Limberg, Bill Linamen, Vicki 2 N '1 K L is A Magee, Jane Mattson, Brad McCar1, Lanny McCarthy, Jerry McClelland, Sara 45 SS , ,. ,, is Q 5 'W ezi i M M i rr. 'E w ,.,,g X -i n ' if i McCutcheon, Charles McElroy, Greg McFarland, Dennis McGarry, Kathleen MCGa,wey, Terry 73 McGinty, Mary Ellen Millsop, Candy Moore, Sam Noel, Richard O,Mahony, Timothy McKnight, Jeff McMichael, Mona E r Milner, Beth Mock, Fred Moretti, Sharon Moya-Mendez, George W Wa SQ-6 xiii Norcross, Veronica Nutt, Larry Osborne, Dana Osborne, Elizabeth McNutt, David Monteleone, Linda Murdock, Debbie Metheney, Sandra Miller, Sandra Mook, Wayne Moore, Debra Myers, Rose Myers, Terry Varsity cheerleaders Mary Lou Porkalob and Sue Eakin lead the student body to the cheer, Beat. 74 M Owens, Carol Paden, Laura Lee Pagni, Charlotte Kim Horseman proudly shows off her extraordinary decorated locker. is A Parrish, Steve Patterson, Cathy .aw-qi Perrine, Terri Perry, William Peters, John Phillip s, Mike 3 Priester, Shirley Rager, Richard Raybould, John Raymer, Bill 3, W X Qu as Remley, Mary Rendos, Kathey Richards, Candy Richards, Jeff 75 sf' -1,. P + X is. is Perrine, John . iff so y ' . :,. l' 4 i 95 S X 5 Pickens, Doug Powell, Debbie Rebele, Suzanne Reeher, Norma Rossi, Theresa Rouse, Jeff QQV' , t xR,::x-'N: T X -.apu-sr L1,, , ki lb A K ih ' . Sanguigni, Richard Rust, Carol Rust, Larry Ryder, Randy Ryder, Ron Rowe, Bill J! K xA , Q H rm Q ETA Q R. , f r , f d '-aw 2 Sankey, Tom Schettler, Joel Seifert, George L ,nz , X 2 T 3 : Q X ,X . Q Shreckengost, Janet Slater, Ron Smith, Craig Stowe, Gary Sutley, Cynthia Stypula, Anne Taylor, Betsy SSNQK Suhrie, Robert Y i. . '7 i a lffi m f e K A SIX i ..k X Thomas, Kathy Shaner, Debra Spanglehour, Ethel aw ly x A 1. ,r ' in-e iv? f Shaner, Richard Shoffstall, Edward .,': is il , Mi? r E5 X is as . Y XS Stabile, George Stevenson, Beverly The arrival of a new day brings students to school by all means of transportation. These students arrive by bus. 76 l I Mr. Dave Deffenbaugh demonstrates to Del Parquette and Bill Ferry how to operate a wood lathe. ,- 7e ee , on , -:, 1 .- 'M' - Walker, Diane Whitesell, Robert Walsh, Duane Williamson, Douglas X ' l z zg-5f '3 Wise, Pat Wood, Jeff Thompson, Donna Thompson, Eric fsnsea, i ' T Qaals P 'Q Turek, Kathy Turner, William . S li . 4 i':.'gii 1 Walters, Robert Waugaman, Bill Williamson, Marjorie Wilson, Dennis ' will : lf -r v K K Young, Robert Yourd, Raymound 77 if N, E i ,gi 5 fi i1.,:.,', W lg rw- . ',-'- A Thompson, Nancy Trinch, Pat 1 'r Sr Uber, Bill Wages, Duane Webster, Barbara White, Riflhiifd r -.N, .,.. 5' Winder, Donna Winger, Carol Zenobi, Bill Zook, Lorretta f 5? 'W , ,QW K, X597 4? a - W-., 'f o w f STUDENT ACTIVITIES PUBLICATIONS MUSIC SERVICE CLUBS ACADEMIC CLUBS Pine Knot Voices of a school, a variety of many sounds, are blended into distinct patterns and tones. The time spent on the PINE KNOT is a World of creativity, of facts, ofinspiration, and of plain hard work. Time and individuals must be sacrificial- ly involved to make them worthwhile. This PINE KNOT re- flects the spirit of GCHSQ it's uniqueness caught in words and pictures. ,,,.,,, -vnu A--4---W-. M Chris Zenobi, Co-Editor Pine Knotg Mr. Nial McCamey, Publications Adviserg Mary Kay McKnight, Co-Editor Pine Knot and Grover Star. Sandy Fyffe, Sue Wonsettler, Assistant Editor Grover Starg Connie Kerr, Assistant Editor Pine Knot. Grover Star Blank pages in a typewriter, an overtlowing wastebasket, lack of material, or too much, layout, juggling deadlines, and changes in cluttered copyg but the Grover Star comes out. For the staff there is little time for self-congratulations, for the next issue must be planned. The Grover Star pre- sents an image of the school, a commentary by and for the students. Photographers: Tom Stypula and Ed Kerr. Martha Penar, Pat Nichols, Advertising Editor Grover Star. . M i I - . V, ,,,, f 4 l gi 3, M-..5..,. y .V ,pf Aa' ' harm H 4' g V. W N ' D Sally Drennen, Marian Braine, Marilyn Braine, Margaret Richards. Wilma McFarland, Linda Thompson, Sonni Zambino, Nancy Johns, Debby Vechnak. ,AX -...W W.,.,.,,t , Sports Editors: Tom Drennen and Bill Perry. Debbie Steele, Kathy McFarland, Carole Harrison, Birgit Eickmann, Mary Kay McCoy. Q58 5 4 , , 4 gf' z W gi , ' - ' ' , Ef7l?Z:?iWim3 H ' H Coleen Critchlow, Carol Jones, Jeri Dulaney, Cathy Filer, Sue Ro- binson. Jim Nelson, Peggy McKnight, Karen Dumbroski, Cindy Parker. 81 YQ? First Row: Gary Magee, Mary-Anne Burger, Sherrie McFarland. Second Row: Ray Thoman, Jane Burdick, Glenn Mathieson, John Giesmann. First Row: Ron McCa.rl, Vice-Presidentg Sherrie McFarland, Secretaryg Jane Burdick, Treasurer. Second Row: John Gies- mann, Presidentg Mr. Oscar Paden,Adviser. STUDENT COUNCIL In an active school, there must be a group to represent the the entire student body and act as a spokesman between fac- ulty and students. This is the purpose of Student Council. Elected by their class, members are responsible for planning Homecoming activities, organizing Parent's Night, sponsor- ing Winter Festival, and for other activities which might be assigned. Student Council members also are in charge ofin- troducing the numerous assemblies throughout the year and participating in Student Government Day. Fzrst Row: Nancy Merritt, George Stabile, Kathy McFarland. Second Row: Frank Mong, Dick Ketler, Ron McCarl, Randy Himes, Jim Nelson, Jim Pearce. 82 First Row: Rhonda Gibson, Linda McGarry, Sue Wonsettler, Joan Brown, Nancy Brown, Bonnie Dearborn. Second Row: Kathy Glenn, Ava Eakin, Debbie Sloan, Pam Wettig, Debbie Keough, Colleen Daniels, Patty Black. Third Row: Mary Lou NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Twice each year, an assembly is held to induct deserving students into National Honor Society. These members are selected on the basis of leadership, scholarship, service, and character, at least a B average must be maintained. Since stu- dents are selected on their outstanding qualities and abilities considered so important to our world, members have the du- ty of. serving as the best possible examples for their fellow students. First Row: Ted Weiland, Larry Dumbroski, Dick Ketler, Gary Shorts. Second Row.' Connie Pierce, Peggy McDougall, Alice Eakin, Sue Eakin, Marian Braine, Pat Nichols, Ginny Moore. Miller, J ane Burdick, Paula Walters, Pam Webster, Nancy La- mont, Bonnie Boak, Kathy Urey, Diana Pasley, Carolyn Coop- er. Fourth Row: Mike Rhoads, Ray Thoman, Gary Magee, Bob Christie, Dave Eakin, Bob Hoffman, Chuck Spence. First Row: Sherrie McFarland, Treasurerg Mary Lou Porkalob, Secretary. Second Row: Mr. John Schultz, Adviserg John Giesmann, Presidentg Don Barron, Vice-President. 6 Third Row: Debbie Holtz, Sue Hartley, Mary Kay McCoy, Bonnie Webster, Carole Harrison, Sherrie Petrikis, Nancy Mer- ritt, Sandy Montest. 83 First Row: Connie Kerr, Bonnie Boak, Nancy Brown, Mary Lou Benson, Sandy Foster, Ava Eakin, Sherrie McFarland, Kathy Besseck, Dari Jennings, Patty Black. Second Row: Mary Lou Miller, Sandee McNeish, Sue Wonsettler, Carol Weber Debbie Keough, Kaye Teare, Mary Kay McKnight, Sue Rob- inson, Pam Wettig, Chris Zenobi. Third Row: Paula Walters, Cheryl Northcott, Pam Patterson, Sally Sonntag, Linda Rust Margaret King, Mary Lou Porkalob, Debbie Sloan, Linda Pa- den, Nancy Carruthers, Kathy Urey, Nancy Lamont, Char- lotte Puklavec, Charlotte Doersch. LIBRARY AIDES Library Aides perform an important service in Grove City High School. Giving up one or two study periods a week, each member learns to work efficiently at the desk and in the magazine room, takes a turn at shelving books and getting audio-visual equipment, answers students' questions and helps them locate information. Parties, trips, and pro- grams add fun and variety to the club. This year's highlight was a trip to Pittsburgh to shop and to see Camelot. Library Aides are dependable and trustworthy, willing to work, interested in the library, and are reasonably good students. In working for their school, Library Aides are working for themselves, too, as libraries become pleasant places to be and good books become good friends. Not pictured: Pat Fisher, Kathy McGarry, Ed Winger, Valerie Coppolella, Karen Fisher, and Pam Flowers. First Row: Nancy Merritt, Kathy McFarland, Janet Moore, Marta McBride, Cindy Parker, Carole Harrison, Sandy Adams, Arlene Langley. Second Row: Pat Nichols, Mary Kay McCoy Sue Hartley, Bonnie Webster, Geraldine Dulaney, Sandy Mon- s w test, Sherry Petrikis, Sherry Carpenter, Birgit Eickmann. Third Row: Carolyn Williamson, Linda King, Marge Tighe, Ginny Moore, Darlene Uber, Jean Bovard, Joyce Faulcon- bridge, Sue Eakin, Debbie Holtz, Dale Wages. 84 First Row: Cathy Bonig, Joyce Latshaw, Cathy Filer, Carla Joseph, Patty Wolbert, Linda Kite, Devota Bowers. Third Haynes, Debbie Myers, Nancy Johns, Lynn SlOan, RSJDSCCH Row: Debbie Steele, Margaret Richards, Bonnie Meals, Wilma Barkley. Second Row: Barb Townley, Kathy MOOIC, Beverly McFarland, Debbie Dick, Chris Liggitt, Maury Wigman, Karen Patterson, Debbie Sloan, Pam Cook, Sally Drennen, Karen Palmer, Vicki Poole, Bruce Taylor, LIBRARY AIDES CLUB OFFICERS First Row: Sherrie McFarland, Presidentg Debbie Sloan, Presidentg Nancy Brown, Secretary- Treasurer. Second Row: Miss Annabelle Hamilton, Adviserg Charlotte Puklavec, Secretary-Treasurer: Miss Diane Grundy, Adviser. Firsf Rvwf Charlotte Pagni, Sue Allen, Mary Remley, Sara Mary Ellen McGinty. Third Row: Beth Milner, Carol Winger, McClelland, Marjorie Williamson, Donna Thompson. Second Lauralee Paden, Jane Magee, Peggy Deniker, Theresa Rossi, Row: Sue Blair, Candy Richards, Cindy Johnston, Laurie Betsy Taylor, Ethel Spangelhour, Carolyn Campbell. Jo Lesher, Sue Emanuele, Bonnie Black, Mona Mc Michael, 85 EW AAAA . . li , . A stii First Row: Marsha Filer, Debbie Dick, Sue Grossman, Sara Mannozzi ' Cathy Moyer. Second Row: Linda Wolfe, Patty Dumbroski, Rhonda Gib- First Row: Linda Kite, Corresponding Secretary, Patty Dumbroski, Son, Sally Brown, patty Lightner. Vice-President, Linda Wolfe, Presidentg Gay Richards, Treasurerg Rhonda Gibson, Recording Secretary. Second Row: Patty Lightner, Historzkzng Marsha Filer, Chairman Region 2,' Miss Alice Coyer, Ad- viserg Sally Brown, Reporter. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Competent and efficient business leaders are considered a great asset to our world today. Grove City's chapter of F.B.L.A. strives to develop potential leaders by en- S First Row: Rhonda Palmer, Gay Richards, Sandy Kite, Barb Bonzer. Second Row: Couraging business goals in the school, home, Diane Dye, Karen Kuhn, Diane Trunick, Debbie Craven, Gloria Grim, John Noble and community, Third Row: Linda Keck, Devota Bowers, Sheryl Myers, Carol Surrena, Beverly Broth- Activities this year included producing foot- me Patty Uber, Karen Palmer, Linda Kite- ball programs, making a scrap book, and or- ganizing the Children's Home Valentines Ben- efit. First Row: Nancy Denbow, Rose Myers, Barb Webster, Penny Peightol. Second Row: Jean Blakely, Tammy Evans, Susie Hoover, Colleen Covert, Pam Flowers, David Tay- lor. Third Row: Carol Zimmerman, Diane Ferguson, Janet Keck, Vickie Dick, Nancy Thompson, Joan Bice, Peggy King, Marilyn Moyer. 86 Fzrst Row: Linda Dunkerly, Mary Ellen McGinty, Beth Ann Karla Bubeck, Linda Gresock, Pat Fisher, Charlene Dillaman, Milner, Kathleen McGarry, Pat Gordon, Melissa Dickey, Ver- Sue Lightner, Kathleen Moore, Barb Townley, Linda Tucci. onica Norcross, Lois Moors. Second Row: Linda Monteleone, FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Anyone planning to enter the teaching pro- fession must begin preparations as early as possible. The Elizabeth Montgomery chapter of F.T.A. helps interested members to gain experience in teaching. During the year, sen- ior members assist elementary teachers in the classroom by correcting papers, decorating bulletin boards, and often taking charge of classes. Teachers from various areas of the teaching profession are invited throughout the year to speak to the club. This year's speakers included a teacher from Vietnam, a college professor, and a student teacher who gave useful information to the prospective teachers. F.T.A. members are also in charge of National Teaching Month, National Educa- tion Week, and Student Teaching Day. s- t s fsieiissss . First Row: Patty Black,President,' Sheryl Owens, Vice-President, Connie Kerr, Secre- taryg Cheryl Northcott, Treasurer. Second Row: Miss Lois Joan Stuck, Mr. Richard Noel, Advisers, First Row: Tom Parenti, Connie Pearce, Arlene Langley, Mar- Miller, Kathy Glenn, Sandra Fyffe, Joan Brown, Albert Hoo- ian Braine, Marilyn Braine, Dianna Christy, Jennifer Ryder, ver, Donald Elliott, Dale Wages. Willie McDowell. Second Row: Pamela Patterson, Mary Lou 87 , in First Row: Bruce Bollinger, Tom Graham, Fred Mock, Ray MOHU5 T1'l121I1, Elie Bagby, Dave Gefbefl T010 B0bbCI'C, BOTD Heckathorne, John Nicoletto, Mike Besseck. Second Row: Bell, Bill Chislwlm and Nathan Collars- First Row: Fred Shawgo, President: Russ Brooks, Vice-Pres identg Glenn Gravatt,Secretz1ry,' Dean Heckathorne, Treasurer. Second Row: Cliff Zushlag, Reporterg Terry Gabig, Chaplain, Bill Bobbert, Sentinel: Mr. Russell Yoho, Adviser. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Agriculture is a course designed to develop skills, understanding, and goals of the students whose interests and background is such that he has expressed a desire to establish himself in an Agricul- tural Career. The course is designed for students with all levels of ability. Each student is helped individually and is given the great- est opportunity to apply himself in the classroom, in the shop, at home, and in the community. The Future Farmers of America is a national organization which is organized with officers and a ad- viser on the local, state, and national level. Through F.F.A., stu- dents can develop skills and become an expert on judging live- stock, agronomy, forestry, farming program records, and a wide variety of subjects which may be selected topics for public demon- strations. ss sriif p pg rr at ys Fil'S1'R0W-' R011 M21h00d,T0m Campbell, RalPllOakeS,Cl121IleS Roxberry, Jack Evans, Gary Filer, Tom Wimer, Joe Thomp- Sweitzer, Elton Lumley. Second Row: Bill Graham, Steve son. 88 First Row: Shir1eyCraig, Debbie King, Carolyn DiBartolomeo, Linda Watkins, Alice Welton. Third Row: Joyce Walters, Colleen Daniels, Jill DeLett, Monica Hawkins, Peggy King, Carol Buchanan,Carolyn DeGregory, Linda Boozell, Jane Mc- Sylvia Winters. Second Row: Charlotte Puklavec, Nancy Ba- Knight, Carolyn Cooper, Connie Morley, Sally Sonntag, Mar- ker, Diana Pasley, Kim Horseman, Sara McCalla, Linda Paden, ilyn Kildoo. FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA Future Nurses Club, one of the many service clubs of the high school, is open to any girl Wishing to further her know- ledge of the nursing profession. The members become ac- quainted with the hospital routine and medical field by working as Candy Stripers at both hospitals in Grove City and in the high school medical room. During club meetings, speakers related to the medical profession are invited to speak. Linda Paden, President, Sue Hartley, Vice Presidentg Jane Mc Knight, Secretary-Treasurer, Mrs, Jane Williamson, Adviser,- Charlotte Puklavec, Parllhmentarzkzn. First Row: Debbie McFarland, Marge Tighe, Linda Webster, lene Jordon, Roberta Hume, Third Row: Sandy Wright, Ro- Mary Bice, Carol Lean, Sherri Lutes, Cindy Porkalob, Janet berta Hanna, Linda King, Randy Crouch, Carla Mattson, Gildersleeve, Virginia Covert, Donna Boozell. Second Row: Kathy Smalley, Barb Reiber, Linda Sonntag, Ellen Fisher, Theresa Perry, Sue Hartly, Sue Eakin, Sandy Brain, Rhonda Diane Thompson, Beverly Patterson, Diane Pryor. Eaton, Joyce Nevodnechy, Janet Moore, Sue Cornelius, Char- 89 Fzrst Row: Bill Martin, Alan Klink, Tom Sankey, Gary Spence, Row: Gordon Graves, Bill Vincent, Bill Christie, Tom Wimer, Larry Whitehill, Carl Hilliard, Dave Goshorn, Second Row: Bruce Craig, Pat Fisher, Bonnie Black, Mona McMichael, Mar- Debbie Vechnak, Diane Thompson, Debbie McFarland, Kris vin Basham. Wallwork, Vicki Poole, Pat Wolbert, Connie Stone. Third CHESS CLUB Chess Club is rapidly becoming one of Grove City High School's largest clubs, as the game of chess becomes more popular every year. Chess enthusiasts Weekly pit their skills against each other as they compete in tournaments to find the most outstanding player. Chess games are played at every meeting to determine a Weekly champion. A plaque has been placed in the trophy case and the names ofthe girl and boy champs of the year are engraved on it. Vaughn Patterson, Presidentg Nancy Lamont, Secretary- Deasurerg Mr. Laurence Weed, Adviser. First Row: Dan Duda, Alan Horne, Don Elliott, Conrad Mc- Third Row: Bob Geary, Tom Drennen, Bill Sproull, J Nees, Dana Teufel, Dick Hutcheson. Second Row: Darlene Moya-Mendez, Wayne Miller, John Gresock, Rick Taggart, Uber, Liz Burns, Paula Walters, Kathy Urey, Margaret King, Dan Pyle. Ellen Fisher, Mary Kay McCoy, Pat Nichols, Alice Eakin. 11811 90 First Row: Chip Yourd, Bill Turner, Mike Phillips, Joel Schet- tler, Ed Christie, Terry Kiser, Wayne Mook. Second Row: mel, Jeff Wood. Third Row: Gerry Osborne, Tom Brown, Gary King, Rick Stutz, Brian Ryder, Brad Enderle, Greg Mc- Bob Montgomery, Randy Himes, Jim Nelson, Mark Coppo- EIIOY,-leffRiCh?11'dS, Steve EHIOII, Jim Pierce. lella, Mike McCall, Dave McNutt, Jeff McKnight, John Hum- KEY CLUB Affiliated with the local Kiwanis Club, the Key Club is an active service club. During the March of Dimes cam- paign, the club helped collect money. This year for the first time, the club stamped everyone entering the basket- ball games. They also sold tickets for the Scots Fusiliers, a local Scottish marching band. During club periods, they have speakers such as head football coaches Jack Berringer and Joe Fusco. Once a year, the club members attend the Club Convention in Philadelphia. First Row.' Dave Eakin, Presidentg Dan Molsky, Vice-Pres- identg Frank Mong, Secretaryg Doug Frankenburg, Treasurer, Second Row: John Thompson, Chaplaing Mr. Samuel Wil liamson, Adviser. L , First Row: Joe Filer, Curt Lesher, Jack Walters, Gail Osborne, Tom Mathieson, Jay Cook. Second Row.' Dennis Emanuele, Bill McKnight, Dick Ketler, Dennis Webster, Dick Simon, Jim McKnight, John Brinkly, Larry Dumbroski, Bob Frisk. 91 Third Row: Carl McGill, Dan McGill, Bruce Bennett, John Tavares, Ted Weiland, Jim Neyman, John Townley, Ed Mc- Clenanhan, Curt Engle, Charlie Buttons. First Row: Barb Reiber, Dianna Christy, Sue Murphy, Peggy geon, Bob Rouse, Rick Gilliland. Third Row: Dan Duda, McDougall, Sandy Adams, Marilyn Braine, Diane Kroack, Linda Sonntag, Jennifer Ryder, Pam Webster, Sandy Foster, Chris Trinch. Second Row: Ted Farren, Dana Perry, Ken Linda MCGany, Carolyn DeG1-egory, Joan Brown, Kathy Bell, Greg Johns, Steve Alfreno, Marian Braine, Connie Stur- Glenn, Tom Shumaker, First Row: Ken Bell, Vice-Presidentg Peggy McDouga1l,Secretary,' Pam Webster, Treasurer. Second Row: Ted Farren, Presidentg Miss Judith Yothers, Adviser. SPANISH CLUB El Circulo Espanoli' provides an opportunity for all pre- sent for former students ofthe Spanish language to develop an interest in the language outside the classroom. By using Spanish in various activities, students are enabled to better appreciate the Spanish culture. Meetings are conducted in Spanish and members participate in Spanish games and plays. This year the club is under the new sponsorship of Miss Judith Yothers, who spent some time studying in Spain. Membership is open to all students who are taking Spanish. First Row: Tom Bell, Harry Greenawalt, Tim Engle, Paul Dumbroski, Second R0w.' Linda Keck, Candy Milsop, Charlene Dillaman, Frances Cole, Debra Shawgo, Sue Offutt. Third Row: Kathy Sverre, Mary Armstrong, Mary Ellen Coulter, Tim Bennett, Jerry Rihel. FRENCH CLUB First Row: Chuck Riddle, Chuck Thompson, Ed Blakely, Pete DeLaurentis, Liz Burns, Paula Atwell, Dan Pyle, Rick Taggart, Bruce Williamson. Second Row: Sandy Hennon, Judy Sch- reckengost, Carol Jones, Gail Jewell, Juanita McClelland, Molly O'Neil, Carolyn Williamson, Sandy Braine, Nancy Car- Fourth Row: Sandra McCracken, Linda Bonanni, Peggy King, French Club, Le Cercle Francais is an organization en- deavoring to increase the students' knowledge of the French language, customs, and cultures. The meetings are conduct- ed in French, and games, songs, contests, and talks help to increase the knowledge of the language and the country. Membership is open to all current and former students of French. French Christmas caroling, a picnic, and sponsoring an after-the-game dance have been three of the activities of the French Club. Mrs. Mary Christie is the club's advisor. ruthers, Third Row: Jean Blakely, Susan Gordon, Monica Hawkins, Meg Burger, Luci Scruci, Coleen Critchlow, Judy Holler, Karen Fisher, Sondra Butch, Debbie Emanuele, Bob Cookson. First Row: Rhonda Gibson, Presidentg Nancy Brown, Vice-President Jane McKnight, Secretary: Teri Como, Treasurer. Second Row: Mrs. Mary Chris tie, Adviserg Sandee McNeish, Assistant Secretaryg Dan Moore, Assistant surer. First Row: John DeLaurentis, Carl Hilliard, Tom Sankey, Joe Lucas, Ralph King, Second Row: Deborah Myers, Jackie Gray, Bonnie Meals, Joyce Latshaw, Debbie Dick, Issy Has- sell, Carla Haynes, Pam Geary, Cathy Filer, Third Row: Sue Aiken, Linda Thompson, Jan Spence, Valerie Cagno, Patti Wettig, Bill Zenobi, Bonnie Wimer, Sally Drennen, Joan Eakin. Sheila Royer, Judy Hummel, Betty Jo Shies, Martha Penar, Paige Dunmire, Teri Filer, Cathy Bonig. Fifth Row: Mary Armstrong, Karen Joseph, Margaret Richards, Lynn Sloan, Pam Boozell, Sandra Glenn, Gay Richards, Debra Hedglin, Vicki Linaman, Donna Zenobi, Gail Weber, Kathy Thomas. First Row: Beverly Hedglin, Bev- erly Ebel, Maude Bagby, Second Row: Loretta Zook, Kathy Ren- dos, Karen Christy. First Row: Jeanette Jones, Doris Alexander, Second Row: Roberta Knauff, Lynette Taylor, Patty Blauser, FUTURE HOMEMAKFERS OF AMERICA Future Homemakers of America Club is a national organization dedicated to help- ing students interested in homemaking, in the improvement of themselves, and in their community. The girls perform a service to their generation as they ready themselves for their future in homemaking. These ser- vices include sewing, cooking, interior dec- orating, first aid, and child care. First Row: Sherrie Cornelius, Vice-President: Chris Carroll, Secretaryf Karen Taylor, Treasurer. Second Row: Bonnie Dearborn, Presidentg Miss Eleanor Lewis, Adviser. Mr. Samuel Bowers, Adviser: Bill Miller, Gene Reeher, Forest McDermott. AUDIO-VISUAL AIDE S CLUB Although small in number, this club has an enormous responsibility to the school. Mem- bers of this club are in charge of all audio visual materials in GCHS. They are respon- sible for operating and maintaining the phono- graphs, tape recorders, slide and film project- ors, and screens through the audio visual room of the library. This year the boys are sponsoring a wrestling match to raise money for additional equipment. First Row: Gene Reeher, Mr. Samuel Bowers, Adviser: Forest McDermott, President. Second Row: Bill Miller, Tom Zuschlag, Joe Spence, Larry King -,X Tom Zuschlag Larry King Joe Spence 95 1 First Row: Cathy Moyer, Sally Brown, Carol Zimmerman, R0w.' Lynette Taylor, Peggy Hoffman, Karen Taylor, Barb Sandy Kite, Carol Buchanan, Darlene Henderson. Second Bonzer, Kathy Feflfick, L0riNutt- First Row: Barb Morgan, Presidentg Peggy Ferringer, Vice- Presidentg Shirley Craig, Secretaryj Debbie Gravatt, Treasurer. Second Row: Linda Wolfe, Chapling Miss Linda Barker, Ad- viser. TRI-HI-Y Tri-Hi-Y is a service club set up under the YWCA to pro- mote Christian fellowship and self-improvement. The girls help throughout the community by promoting Christian feeling in the home and in the school. This year the mem- bers sold Christmas candles to raise money for charity and for the needy. Club members erected and decorated the Christmas tree that is annually set up in the cafeteria to add to the Yuletide Spirit . Mrs. Doris Nichols and Miss Linda Barker are the clubis co-sponsors. First Row: Debbie Rolshouse, Melissa Dickey, Patty Gordon Second Row: Mary Christy, Diana Dye, Linda Say, Sue Fales, Judy Sweetapple, Helen Knight. Third Row: Lorraine Mor- Xi? gan, Veronica Norcross, Charlene Jordon, Kathy Fisher, Karen Kuhn, Debbie Gargasz. 96 First Row: Tom Barnes, Cindy Parker, Mike Patton. Second MCFBIIHHG- Thffd ROW? Bob C00kS0H, D011 Schell, GHIY Row.' Bonnie Webster, Kris Wallwork, Debbie Shawgo, Paige Spence, Bi11ChriStie, Wayne Miller, Bill WCSUCI, B079 Chfime, Dunmire, Vicki Shawgo, Sue Murphy, Bonnie Bruck, Wilma RRY Alfmas, Tl'l0m TUIHCI, D011 BHIFOU- SCIENCE RESEARCH CLUB Students with a desire to learn more concerning any scien- tific field gain useful information and experience in the Sen- ior Science Club. Activities include films, discussions, and speakers to increase the members understanding of science. The main goal of this club is to produce members of great ability to carry on the tradition of scientific research in the Wofld Of t0m0ff0W- First Row.' Ed Kerr, Presidentg John Giesmann, Vice-Presi- dentg Marta McBride, Secretaryg Kathy Burnett, Treasurer Second Row.' Mr. Homer Christie and Miss Nancy McGuire Advisers. First Row.' Fred Eshelman, Bill Zenobi. Second Row: Kathy Baker. Third Row.' Brian Black, David Flemming, Jerry Bruck, Thomas, Marilyn Buckley, Ethel Spanglehour, Sandy Miller, Charles McCutcheon, Terry Gilmore, George Stabile, Bob Norma Reeher, Audrey McCullough, Diane Walker, Debbie Walters, Gary Jamison, Kathy Burnett, Sue Allen. 97 s First Row: Sara McCalla, Diane Pasley, Linda Boozell, Kathy Molsky, Patty Lightner. Second Row: Paula Forsythe, Donna Winder, Ava Eakin, Pam Wettig, Cheryl Northcott. First Row: Pam Wettig, Presidentg Marian Braine, Vice-President, Marilyn Braine, Secretary. Second Row: Sherry Carpenter, Treasurerg Mrs. Carol McCullough, Adviser. GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Girl's Athletic Association is dedicated to girls with a great interest in the field of sports. The girls have a chance to par- ticipate in football, volleyball, soccer, basketball and many more of their favorite sports. This active club's goal is to promote greater interest in athletics and good sportsmanship. First Row: Marilyn Barger, Gail Weber, Charlene Dillaman, Carpenter. Third Row: Penny Peightol, Rhonda Palmer, Mari- Sue Ellen Lightner, Martha Penar. Second Row: Debby Shaw- lyn Braine, Sandy Adams. go, Darlene Dillaman, Arlene Langley, Marian Braine, Sherry Porkalob, Cathy Moore, Peggy Gregg, Diane Pryor, Sandy First Row: Diane Kroack, Judy Schreckengost, Sandy Hen- well, Mary Lou Porkalob, Patty Black, Sherrie McFarland non, Arlene Langley, Peggy McDougall, Sue Murphy. Second Sara McCa.lla, Judy Holler. Fourth Row: Joyce Walters, Kathy Row: Cindy Parker, Joyce Faulconbridge, Liz Burns, Sandy Glenn, Mary-Anne Burger, Sandy Foster, Juanita McClelland. Adams, Sue Robinson, Marge Tighe. Third Row: Paula At- PEP CLUB Pep Club promotes school spirit and enthusiasm as an aid to the cheerleaders by placing pep signs and posters all over the school. At pep assemblies, mem- bers sit together with large pom-poms and add volume with spirit to the crowd. First Row: Lynn Lester, Vice-Presidentg Sue Robinson, Secretaryg Marge Tighe, Treasurer. Second Row: Wilma McFarland,President,' Mrs. Lorraine Gilson, Adviser. First Row: Joan Eakin, Patti Wettig, Penny Peightol, Linda Say, Gail Long, Patty Kroack, Charlene Dillaman, Charlotte Pagni, Peggy Deniker, Sue Allen. Second Row: Pamela Geary, Valerie Cagno, Issy Hassell, Nancy Murphy, Judy Hummel, Cathy Filer, Pam Cook, Joyce Latshaw, Jackie Gray. Third Row: Laurie Jo Lesher, Debbie Moore, Donna Zenobi, Cindy Glenn.Fourth Row: Laura Lee Paden, Sue Blair, Liz Osborne, Debbie Hedglin, Pam Boozell, Linda Tucci, Pam Kelly, Debby Brown. Fifth Row: Carolyn Campbell, Cindy Johnston, Vicki Eperthener, Cathy Brown, Nancy Johns, Bonnie Wimer, Karen Joseph, Chris Zenobi. First Row: Candy Richards, Frances Cole, Susan Allen, El- len Simon, Mary Lou Porkalob, Linda Keck, Cheri LaVan. Second Row: Loretta Zook, Bonnie Boak, Luci Scruci, Lin- da Guarnieri, Chris Trinch, Patti Wettig, Debra Gargasz, Kathy First Row: Mr. Kenvin Moreau, Adviser, Randy Crouch, President and Pianist, Chris Carroll,Secretary,' Shirley Craig, Treasurer. Second Row: Marilyn Kildoo, Patty Smal- ley, Joyce Walters, Ruth Spanglehour, Librarians, Don Elliott, Pianist. Bonig, Linda McNutt. Third Row: John Pittock, Mark Dren- nen, John Williamson, Kurt Hamil, Robbie Walsh, Bob Keck, Pat Grossman, Don Jennings. CONCERT CHOIR Every day songs being practiced by the con- cert choir are heard last period from the mu- sic room. These rehersals result in the annual Christmas and Spring concerts for the public. Special school assemblies and programs are held for several local civic groups. This year the choir has had an extra job organizing all the music for the school musical Bye Bye Birdie. First Row: Sue Cornelius, Carol Buchanan, Rose Myers, Barb Henderson, Karen Taylor, Jane Krieter, Mary Schepp. Third Morgan, Francis Como, Joyce Walters, Debbie Gravatt. Second Row: Bill Black, Dick Thornton, Jack Evans, Maury Wigman, ROW-' Mary Beth Armstrong, Beverly Hedglir1,Ma-rilyn Buck- Evelyn Boylan, Bill Chisholm, Jim Black, Rick Offutt, Ed ley, Debbie Gibson, Charlene Dillaman, Bruce Craig, Darlene McClenanhan. 100 First Row: Bob Cummings, Dick Simon, Bruce Craig, Dave Goshorn, David Daniels, Joe Filer, Sherry Carpenter, Ed Winger, Dave Eman- uele, George Sproull, Bill Hawke, Tom Drennen, Bob Christie. Sec- ond Row: Pat Grossman, Peggy McKnight, Linda Boozell, Colleen Daniels, Beth Milner, Sonni Zambino, Darlene Dillamen, Bill Christie, Bob Heckman, Debbie Sloan, Darlene Webster, Linda Barron, Alan Darcangelo, Third Row: John Zenobi, Rick Offutt, Pam Boozell, Pam Kelly, Vicki Poole, Mary Remley, Dick Hutcheson, John Gre- sock, Kim Horseman, Linda Gresock, Ann Stypula, Donna Thomp- son, Bill Cooper, Fourth Row: Dave Vinton, Charlotte Puklavec Marilyn Barger, Bill Perry, Sandy McCracken, Linda Thompson Diana Dye, Richard Thornton, Bill Ebel, Jim Black, Bill Zenobi Rick Como. Fifth Row: Tom Wimer, John Williamson, Bob Geary Jim Rollshouse, Charlene Dillaman, Karla Bubeck, John McCoy Bill Martin, Gordon Graves, Jay Englehart. GROVE CITY HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND Under the direction of Mr. Grant Thompson sixty-one members of the GCHS Marching Band took to the field this year. The Band is composed of students possessing ability in playing a band instrument and who are willing to give up some of their spare time and energy to maintain the high standard of the Band. The Band plays and performs at the football and basketball games and pep assemblies. Their original rou- tines were executed to the strains of g'Music to Watch Girls By , 'gMedley from Kiss Me Katev, Moun- tain Greeneryn, Georgy Girl , and l'Tea for Twon. This year Bob Christie, John McCoy, Dave Goshorn, and Bill Christie were chosen to attend Midwestern District Band Festival. Mr. Grant Thompson, Band Directory Joe Filer, President, Charlotte Puklavec, Vice-Presidentg Kim Horseman, Secretary-Treasurer, lOl First Row: Cari Gilson. Second Row.' Sue Eakin, Juanita McClelland, Coleen Critch- low, Head Cheerleaderg Mary Lou Porkalob. Third Row.' Sondra Butch, Sherrie Mc- Farland, Ginny Moore, Nancy Merritt. Juanita McClelland, Sue Eakin, Sondra Butch, Sherrie McFarland, Ginny Moore, Nancy Merritt, Mary Lou Porkalob, Coleen Critchlow. CHEERLEADERS Cheerleaders play an important role in the athletic program of any school. Not only do they lead the fans in cheering at football and basketball games, but they also arrange special pep assemblies, aid in the preparation of Home- coming and the Winter Festival, and distribute beat signs to the students for every game. Mrs. Lorraine Gilson is their adviser, and Head-Cheerleader is Coleen Critchlow. 102 First Row.' Robin Campbell, Susan Allen. Second Row: Terri Filer, Kathy Bryer, Sheila Royer. Carla Haynes, Joan Brown, Patti Wettig, Bonnie Wimer, Pam Webster, Charlotte Doersch, Sue Hartley, Nancy Baker, Gail Weber, Pam Cook, Bonnie Webster, Karen Dumbroski, Vicki Shawgo. Majorettes represent our school throughout the year by develop- ing their own clever routines in cooperation with the band. These girls have a dual purpose- not only do they entertain the crowds, but they add enthusiasm to the spectators at parades, football and basketball games, and pep assemblies. Their original routines to music this year included '4Georgy Girl , Miss America , and Mountain Greeneryf' y Pam Webster, Nancy Baker, Charlotte Doersch, Joan Brown. 103 First Row: Sherry Petrikis, Jean Bovard, Carole Harrison, Nancy Brenckle, Peggy McDougall. Second Row: Debbie Holtz, Mary Kay McCoy, Peggy McKnight, Kathy McFarland, Chris Trinch, Valarie Coppolella, Robin Bollinger. Third Row: Joyce Faulconbridge, Darlene Uber, Sue McCrea, Birgit Eick- mann, Sandy Montest, Pat Nichols, Sally Coulson, Geri Dul- aney. Fourth Row: Vaughn Patterson, Gary Shorts, Larry Dumbroski, Gail Osborne, Jim Butch, Dick Ketler, Dan Duda, Dan Pyle, Bill Black. DRAMATIC S CLUB First R0w.' Sue Robinson, Pam Wettig, Coleen Critchlow, Sondra Butch. Second Row: Kaye Teare, Sue Wonsettler, Carol Weber, Mary Ann Burger, Linda McGarry, Ava Eakin, Debbie Keough, Mary Lou Porkalob, Marian McShane. Third R0w.' Luci Scruci, Meg Berger, Bonnie Boak, Paula Walters, Pam Merritt, Jaci Poole, Mary Kay McKnight, Chris Zenobi, Jane Burdick. Fourth Row: Terry Brown, Bob Hoffman, Gary Magee, Dennis Webster, Mike Rhoads, Chuck Spence, John Thompson, Dick Hutcheson. Fifth Row: Ray Thoman, Dave Eakin, Dick Thornton, John Gresock, Steve Parker, Tony Darcangelo, George Perry, and Dave Bashline. 104 First Row: Barb Stevenson, Kaye Teare, Jaci Poole, Ava Ea- Farland, P2-If NiChOlS, CHI016 H21fIiS0H, 562111 Bovard, Vaughn kin, Sue Eakin, Marta McBride. Second Row: Ray Thoman Mary Kay McCoy, Sue McCrea, Birgit Eickmann, Kathy Mc- DRAMATICS One of the largest and most active clubs in GCHS is the Dramatics Club. Here students with interest in acting and behind the scene work can gain useful experience and en- joyment. Members regularly participate in programs, skits, and plays which teach the basic fundamentals of acting through actual doing. To further extend their knowledge of drama this year, the club attended a number of plays put on by the students of Westminister College. , Patterson. Third Row.' John Giesmann, Dick Ketler, George Green, Dave Bashline, Gary Shorts, Dan Pyle. THESPIANS To become a member of Thespians is one of the greatest honors a student interested in drama Wishes to attain. A student must have had a role in either the junior or senior class play, or worked dedicately behind the scenes to qual- ify. The select junior and senior members are chosen by Mr. William Snyder, adviser, on a merit system. These Thes- pians have been the heart of hard work and dedication in both the Junior Class Play, The Diary of Anne Frankn, and the Senior Class Play Our Townn. First Row: Dick Ketler, Vice-Presidentg Pam Wettig, Secretaryg Jean Bovard, Treasurer. Second Row: Mr. William Snyder, Adviserg Mike Rhoads, President. First Row: Mr. William Snyder, Adviserj Jaci Poole, Vice- Presidentg Sandy Fyffe, Presidentg Mary Anne Burger, Secre- tary- Treasurer. Second Row: Alice Eakin, Dana Teufel, Sue McCrea, Vaughn Patterson, Kris Post. Third Row: Diane First Row John DeLaurentis, Presidentg Martha Penar, Secretary- Treasurer Steve Shorts, Vice-President. Second Row: Mr. Laurence Weed Adviser. Thompson, Jo Wray, Chris Liggitt, Nancy Murphy, Vicki Poole, Kris Wallwork, Sonni Zambino. Fourth Row: Kathy Besseck, Chuck Oberlin, Debbie Sloan. FORENSIC LEAGUE Forensic League, a branch of the National Forensic League, was established to promote the art of public speak ing. Members participate in debate, interpretive reading informative and persuasive speaking, and discussion The club aims to prepare students for interscholastic competi tion While improving their speaking techniques. First Row: Linda Bonzer, Sharon Moretti, Charlotte Pagni, Dana Osborne, Candy Richards, Mary Remley, Mary Arm- strong, Sandy McCracken. Second Row: Carol Winger, Bon- nie Black, Karen Dumbroski, Jane Magee, Marjorie Williamson, Debbie Powell, Liz Osborne, Mona McMichael, Bonnie Wimer, Jan Spence. Third Row: John McCoy, Jo Wray, Maury Wig- man, Debbie Vechnack, Gail Weber, Pam Cook, Nancy Mur- phy, Judy Hummel, Martha Penar, Debbie Hedglin, Patti Wet- tig, Fourth Row: Chuck Oberlin, John DeLaurentis, Steve Shorts, Kathy Bryer, Pam Boozell, Sonni Zambino, Issy Has- sel, Nancy Johns, Debbie Gibson, Valarie Cagno. First Row.' Judy Hummel, Nancy Murphy, Joyce Latshaw, Faulconbridge, Sandy Glenn, Diane Pryor, Issy Hassell, Pat Cathy Filer, Pam Boozell, Kris Wallwork, Karen Joseph, Deb- Wolbert, Sonni Zambino, Diane Thompson, Connie Stone. bie Vechnak, Barb Townley. Second Row: Jean Bovaxd, Joyce Third Tow: Arlene Langley, Judy Shreckengost, Sue Eakin. AMER.ICAN FIELD SERVICE AFS works hard to raise money for sending someone abroad and to help pay the cost of housing a foreign exchange student. This year marks the first time that Grove City High School has not participated in the exchange program. The club looks forward to being included in the program again next year. Among their many fund-raising activities this year was a bake sale during the Christmas holidays. New advisers this year are Mrs. Barbara Koch and Miss Linda Barker. First Row: Jane Burdick, Presidentg Cindy Parker, Vice-Presidentg Marge Tighe, Secretary, Sue Wonsettler, Treasurer. Second Row: Advisers, Mrs. Barbara Koch, Miss Linda Barker. First Row: Brenda Hilliard, Meg Berger, Carol Weber, Marian polella, Connie Pierce, Sue McCrea, Sandy Montest. Birgit Mcshanei Nancy Caifuthefsa Debbie Kwughi Coleen Cfitch' Eickmann, Sue Robinson, Bonnie Dearborn, Sue Gordon, low, Carol Jones, Marsha Filer. Second Row: Valerie Cop- Kathy Glenn, Charlotte Doefsch, 107 First Row: Frank Mong, Ted Weiland, Bruce Hockenberry, Simon, Tom Parenti. Third Row: Doug McCrea, Dave Hock- Ron McCarl, Gail Osborne, Ray Altmas. Second Row: Jeff SI1be1'fY, AHUIOYIY E1'1'ef3,Dan Ellglehaff- Hedegore, Dan Molsky, Don Carpenter, Chuck Hancox, Dick . - A I First Row: John Giesmann, Presidentg Ron McCarl, Vice-Presidentg Bob Penar, Secretaryg Phil Morris, Treasurer. Second Row: Mr. Joe Fusco and Mr. Joseph Youngo, Adviser. MONOGRAM CLUB Through participating in any of the num- erous scholastic sports, boys can become el- igible to join Monogram Club. Membership is limited to those athletes earning a letter in a school sport. The main purpose of this organ- ization is to earn money and buy letter jac- kets for deserving athletes. First Row: Bill Gildersleeve, Jack Deniker, Chuck Say, Bob Third Row: Bruce Spenfle, HHUY LUU011, B05 FfiSk, 101111 Penar, Terry Brown, Glenn Mathieson, Russ Brooks, Phil Mor- Tavares, Don Barron, Chuck Spence, Gary Magee, Bob Christ- ris. Second Row: John Giesmann, Paul Brown, Larry Hedglin, ie. Fvuflh ROWJ Di-2nI1iS Emanllele. Ed Kocher, Mike Rhoads, Bill Gilliland, Tom Mathieson, 108 Cathy Filer, Judy Shreckengost, Cathy Brown, Chris Zenobi, Pam Kelly, Pam Boozell, Linda McGarry, Head Cheerleader. Cheerleaders play an important role in any school by helping to build school spirit and enthusiasm. They WR E also serve as representatives of their school during sports events both home and away. ln their second year, the wrestling cheerleaders, voices rang out loud and clear at all the matches and during several pep assemblies. The squad consisting of seven girls arouse school and team spirit among the fans and team members during the matches. Linda McGarry, Judy Shreckengost, Cathy Brown, Chris Zenobi, Pam Kelly, Pam Boozell, Cathy Filer. 109 First Row: Bonnie Bruck, Peggy McDougall, Alice Eakin, Sherrie Petrikis, Bonnie Webster, Pat Nichols, Debbie Keough, Mary Kay McCoy, Carolyn Williamson. Second Row: John Gresock, Kaye Teare, Mary Kay McKnight, Sondra Butch, Linda McGarry, Sue Wonsettler, Debbie Holtz, Joan Brown Bonnie Dearborn. Third Row: Dick Thorton, Rick Taggart Larry Dumbroski, Ted Weiland, Gary Shorts, Gail Osborne Dick Ketler, Ray Thoman, Dave Eakin. MATH CLUB Membership in Math Club can be attained only by invitation. These invitations are not extended to all students, but only those achieving the many require- ments and teacher recommendations. The purpose of this club is to encourage interest and excellence in the mathematical field, and serve the school through tu- toring students needing extra help. This years activities included a speaker from Erie Business College who spoke on computer programming, selling pop at foot- games, and sponsoring a dance. Fzrst Row John Giesmann, Presidentg Debbie Sloan, Program Vice-Presidentg Nancy Lamont, Secretaryg Kathy Urey, Treasurer. Second Row: Mr. James Hassell Adviser, Gary Shorts, President-electg Mary Lou Porkalob,Assistant Secretary Diana Pasley, Assistant Treasurer. First Row: Chuck Spence, Cathy Glenn, Ava Eakin, Kathy Urey, Nancy Lamont, John Giesmann, Don Barron, Gary Ma- gee. Second Row: Colleen Daniels, Carolyn Cooper, Diana Pasley, Mary Lou Porkalob, Bob Penar, Mike Rhoads, Bill 7Zif'?'5 +L mf Westler, Ed McDougall. Third Row: Bonnie Boak, Sherrie Mc- Farland, Debbie Sloan, Tom Stypula, Bob Christie, Dave Nel- SOD. 110 First Row: Diana Pasley, Sara McCalla, Mary Lou Benson, Kathy M01SkY, Linda Bwzell, COICCH Daniels, PatW01bSrt, Joyce Walters, Connie Stone. Second Row: Dave Goshorn, B0I1I1iC BUICK, TOH1 Paganelli- BIOLOGY CLUB Under the new advisorship of Mr. Charles Hamilton, Biology Club is open to all students interested in the scientific area of biology. Members strive to learn more of biology in all its phases. This year members con- ducted experiments by the dissections of rats and frogs. Movies of particular interest in their field were shown during club meetings. The club sponsored a bake sale to raise money for their various activities. First Row: Mary Lou Benson, Secretary-Treasurerg Conrad McNees, President. Second Row: Mr. Charles Hamilton, Ad- viser. ff' 6 if Z' ff 5,45 .cv .-' ...-- ' .4-v SHN www! 5 ,J v 4 ss: 4 sm A.-nf' .4-e 4 ..... ...Q-av' ...pv- Members of Biology Club pick out an innocent victim for their latest experiment. lll Q. SS 1 X xx X W an gk Qi' S Q S any wi' 3513. A 1 ,ge 4 , ' Q 'S f . N 2 f .mmxwfiv M K ,Aw . ATHLETICS FOOTBALL WRESTLING TRACK GOLF BASKETBALL GIRLS' BASKETBALL x fm X I ' ,. 3 I .5 Ef Denny Dolan, Tom Mathieson, Gary Magee, Steve Alfreno, Hockenberry, ASSiSt2Hf Coach, Rilihafd Shir1ey,Head COHCI1, Bill Gilliland, Ron McCarl, Terry Brown, Dan Reiber, Ank Eugene Forker. Errera, Bruce Hockenberry, Jack Deniker, Doug MacRae, Dave Forker's Matmen Return To Winning Ways With A 9-3 Record Returning from the side lines, Head Coach, Gene Forker, again put forth his magic touch and led his boys to a 9-3 re- cord. Assistant Coach, Dick Shirley, gave Coach F orker his voice and assistance, for the head coach was not able to yell because of a throat ailment. Dave Tiny Hockenberry put the frosting on Mr. Forker's return by winning the Mercer County Section III Champ- ionship in the unlimited weight class. Tony Errera C145 pound classj with a 10-0 record was eliminated at sections. Denny Dolan C88 poundj finished the year with a 2-3 Assistant Coach Dick Shirley with Mercer County Section Three Champion Tiny Hockenberry and Head Wrestling Coach Eugene Forker. recordg Tom Mathieson C95 poundj had a record of 9-lg Gary Magee C103 poundj ended with 3-4 recordg Steve Al- freno C112 poundj finished 64-lg Bill Gilliland C120 poundj ended 6-5 for the seasong Ron McCarl C127 poundj had a record of 3-3g Terry Brown C133 poundj ended 7-2g Dan Reiber C 138 poundj finished 5-4-lg Bruce Hockenberry C154 poundj had a record of 1-6-lg Jack Deniker C165 poundj ended 7-2g Doug MacRae C180 poundj had a record of 2-8 for the year. S CO R E BOAR D GCHS OPPONENT 25 Franklin 23 6 Reynolds 41 33 Sharpsville 16 30 Hickory 1 2 46 Mercer 1 1 23 Greenville 25 26 New Castle 18 31 Jamestown 16 32 Commodore Perry 15 27 Lakeview 14 1 3 Oil City 29 36 West Middlesex 8 Dan Reiber, 138 pound, prays as he uses a cross 133 pound, Terry Brown, takes his man down to help his face on his opponent for a counter pin. winning record of seven wins and two losses. Bill Gilliland, 120 pound, rides his man with a waist and near arm. 145 pound, Anthony Errera, uses a head and arm hold on his opponent for one of his ten wins. Tom Mathieson, 95 pound, tries for a two-on-one to Ron McCarl, 127 pound, rides his man with a two-on-one for one of his further his winning record of nine wins and one loss. wins after an arm injury. ll5 First Row: Terry Brown, Jay Engleheart, Don Englehart, Hank Er- rera, George Perry, Gary Winder, Bill McDowell, Alan Laplur, Pete De Laurentis, Bob Christie, Tom Mathieson, Marvin Basham, Bob Moors, Roger Sopher. Second Row: John McCoy, Don Carpenter, Jay Cooke, Larry Heller, Bill McDougall, Don Barron, Dick Simon, Bill Westler, Harry Lutton, Jim Henderson, Larry Bubeck, Dave La- bor, Don Errera, Wayne Carpenter. Third Row: Ed Kocher, Bob Track Team Sets Six Rouse, Randy Himes, Frank Mong, Rich Deems, Ray Reeher, Bill Gildersleeve, Nate Holmes, Russell Brooks, Denny Sonritag, Ron Mc- Carl, John Giesmann, Bob Penar, Alvin Pyle. Fourth Row: Frank Wichniarz, Martin Rodger, Don Schell, Bob Hoffman, John Tavares, Dan McGill, Bruce Bennett, Carl McGill, Vern Miller, Chuck Hancox, Jerry Rihel, Bruce Miller, Ray Altmas, Neil Black, Larry Tinkey. New School Records I have had many teams with more talent than the one I coached this year, but I don't know of any that got more out of their ability than this onef' said Coach John Hummel. Coach Hummel was, of course, referring to his 1967 track team, which set six high school records. Senior Lawrence Bubeck set new standards in the 120 high hurdles and 180 low hurdles with 16:7 and 20:8 respectively. Frank Wichniarz, senior, threw the discus an incredible l35'5 17427 In the sophomore class, Frank Mong won the triple jump with a new record of 38i4 . Junior shot putter Ed Kocher also set a new mark with a 49'3U. In the two mile relay, three juniors, John Giesmann, Harry Lutton, and Bob Penar along with freshman Randy Himes set a new record of 8:47. Thirty out of the thirty-eiht track members were awarded letters. Nine of these were seniors. Coach Hummel will have a large nucleus of returning lettermen to build next yearis team. Overall, the track record was 6-2. GCHS placed third in both Mercer County Meet and the Farrell Invitational Tournament. Asst. Coach, Gene Forkerg Asst. Coach, Watler Pretkog Head Coach, John Hummel. SCOREBOARD GCHS OPPONENT 124 PJR 26 65 Oil City 85 91 M Rocky Grove 582 Tri Meet: 1 1 1 Reynolds 64 Lakeview 8 71 Greenville 79 93 Hickory 57 Tri Meet 1 15M Middlesex 46 Commodore Perry 165 95 Meadville 55 Mercer County Meet 3rd, Farrell Invitational 3rd, 116 First Row: Mr. Richard Noel, Coachg Bruce Bashline, Pete Beech, Bob Mann, Bill Lucas. Second Row: Mark Coppollella, Tom Stypula, Dave Eakin, Bill Sproull, Dennis Emanuele, Les McClimans, Phil Morris, George Sproull. Golfers Record 12-Og 21 Consecutive Wins Sink that putt are familiar words around the golf course and Coach Richard Noe1's team certainly did their duty by chalking up another winning season with a 12-O record. The Eagles now have a 21 consecutive game winning streak going and a 33 consecutive even streak in their home course, the Grove City Country Club. 1 Bruce Bashline tees off. Dennis Emzmuele and Les McClimans in the background. GCHS has compiled quite a record since golf joined the sports scene in 1962. The Eagles have been County Champs for six years and District 10 Champs twice. Their overall rec ord is 57 wins against 7 losses. S C O R E B O A R D GCHS OPPONENT 75 Kennedy Christian 35 145 Slippery Rock 5 85 Hickory 5 85 Sharpsville 65 8 Hickory 15 West Middlesex 11 Kennedy Christian 1 15 Sharpsville 35 8 Greenville 15 West Middlesex 1 3 Greenville 125 Slippery Rock 25 Phil Morris, Bob Penar, Glenn Mathieson, Frank Mong, Ted Weiland, Dan Molsky, Charlie Buttons, Carl McGill, Bill McKnight, Head Coach, Mr. Bernard Barnes. Gold 85 White Round Ballers' Season Record: 7-13 Grove City Eagles under the direction of new head coach Barney Barnes could not find their mark this year. With seven returning lettermen, things looked bright, but darkness fell and the Eagles ended the season with a 7-13 re- cord. The boys presented Coach Barnes a win over Lakeview in the season opener. They then dropped three in a row before downing Lakeview again for their second victory. Eagles won victories over Greenville, Slippery Rock, Sharps- ville, Mercer, and Reynolds. Three players hit for more than 200 points. Ted Weiland led with 325, Frank Mong with 229, and Glenn Mathieson racked up 221. Senior Phil Morris paved the way in rebounds with 194, while Ted Wei- land had 138 and Frank Mong, l33. Bob Penar, Phil Morris, and Glenn Mathieson, all starters, played their last games for the Gold and White this year. i GCHS 64 52 51 52 67 73 57 63 55 45 64 57 63 60 64 47 59 48 46 50 SCOREBOARD Lakeview Neshanock New Wilmington New Wilmington Lakeview Franklin West Middlesex Greenville Reynolds Slippery Rock Mercer Hickory Sharpsville Mercer West Middlesex Greenville Reynolds Slippery Rock Hickory Sharpsville OPPONENT 45 65 65 60 38 77 61 60 58 43 67 72 57 49 73 67 56 59 61 53 1 N l l 1 Top rebounder Phil Morris takes another one away Ted Weiland, Eaglels lead scorer, chalks g'Lone Eaglen Penar thinks: Boy, this is from the opponent. up his 325th point. a long shot! Y , f E A, 14? i 5 Wcaawa, 1, i a W 7 l Y Z Flying Eagle, Dan Molsky, puts forth that Lefthander, Glenn Mathiegon, ineorpo- Frank Mong carefully aims before add- extra stretch in his final appearance. rates his most successful point getter, the ing two points to the Eagle score, hook shot. 119 First Row.' Chuck Hancox, Tom Bell, Tom Parenti, Curt Lesher Harry Lutton, Dana Perry, Dick Simons, Pete Delaurentis, Ank Er- rera, Ron McCar1, Mike Rhoades, Russell Brooks, Glen Mathieson Chuck Say, Terry Brown, Bob Frisk. Second Row: John Brinkly Jim O'Neil, Chuck Riddle, Tom Wise, Dan Molsky, Tom Barron 1 John DeLaurentis, Larry Hedglin, Jack Deniker, Bill Gildersleeve, Bob Dodds, Don Barron, Jeff Hedagore, Bruce Hockenberry. Third Row: Jim Fassett, Don Carpenter, Dave Hockenberry, Doug MacRae, Jerry Rihel, Ed Kocher, Gary Black, Carl McGill, John Giesmann, John Tavares, Bob Penar, Phil Morris. Eagles End Season With 4-2-3 Record SCOREBOARD GCHS OPPONENT Kennedy Christian 13 Meadville 0 Oil City 6 Reynolds O Titusville 13 Franklin 7 Greenville 19 Sharpsville 0 Hickory 0 Head Coach, Joe Fuscog Assistant Coaches: John Hummel, Joe Youngo, Ed Carlson, Walter Pretko and Robert Deinert. I was very pleased with our defense and the co-operation of the faculty, administration, and the students, stated new head coach Joe Fusco. Defense was truly the key word for the 1967 Grove City High School Eagles as they finished the season with a 4-2-3 record. Fighting hard all season, the Eagle defense held their opponents to a miserly average of 6.4 points per game. Off to a flying start, the Eagles opened the season with routs over Kennedy Christian and Meadville 27-13 and 20-0 respectively. They then proceeded to top the Oil City Oilers 13-6 on the Oilers' home grid. However, even the greatest things end sometime, and the Titusville eleven beat the Eagles 13-0 after the Eagles tied Reynolds 0-0. Defense,, was proven to be the key word as the varsity tied the no- torious Franklin Knights 7-7. Greenville topped the Eagles in the next outing 19-6. Grove Cityis fourth win was on a shutout over the Sharpsville squad 14-0. Finishing off the season with Hickory, the Eagle defense held for a 0-0 dead- lock. Leading the rushing for the High School squad was Russ Brooks with 86 attempts for a solid 414 yards and 3 Eagle touchdowns. Glenn Mathieson also played well as he had 86 attempts for 298 yards and 3 varsity touchdowns. The team as a whole had 342 rushing attempts for 1,249 yards totalled or a 3.6 yard average per carry. Having the best offensive percentage for the season was Bob Penar with a 792, and close behind was PhilMorris with 7576. ln the scoring depart- ment the Eagles had 3 touchdowns passing, 8 rushing, 1 on a pass interception, and 1 on a fumble recovery. Winding out the scoring was Mike Dodds with 9 extra points out of 13 attempts. Defensively, the Eagles held their opponents to 665 yards rushing or an average of 74 yards per game, and 382 yards passing. Terry Brown, 23, sweeps the right end while Dan Russell Brooks, 32, plows through the John Giesmann, 30, taking off for that Molsky, 18, and Brooks, 32, position themselves line and breaks away from a would be needed touchdown. Morris, 80, rushes f01-blocking, tackler. Bill Gildersleeve, 53, tries to over to assist. supply blocking for Brooks. John Giesmann, 30, carries for necessary yardage as Brooks, 32, paves a path. Don Barron, 67, Phil Morris, 80, and Errera, 28, attempt to open the hole. Brown catches a pitch-out from Dan Molsky, 18, as lineman Errera, 28, carries behind two linemen as Brooks, 32, moves in to block. Molsky and Brooks, 32, plow over the opposing line. 121 First Row: Marian Braine, Pam Wettig, Joyce Faulconbridge, Martha Penar, Gail Weber, Sue Lightner. Second Row: Linda Boozell, Kathy Molsky, Marilyn Kildoo, Patty Lightner, Mar- ilyn Braine, Darlene Henderson. Third R0w.' Diane Dunkerly, Patsy Blauser, Pam Cook, Lynette Taylor, Sue Offutt, Connie Sturgeon. Fourth Row: Becky Briggs, Pam Webster, Cheryl Northcott, Sherry Carpenter. Fifth Row: Ava Eakin, Managerg Mrs. Carol McCullough, Adviser. Western Pennsylvania Girls' Basketball Champions Second First and FirstSecor1d is the standing ofthe GCHS girlis basketball team after two years of competition in their league. Mrs. Carol McCullough took over the position of coaching this year. In two years, the girls have compiled a record of 15 wins and 2 losses. Of the six sections in the league, Grove City finished first with a record of 8 wins and 1 loss. They won the league championship by defeating Nor- win 49-38. On the final game they trounced Avella 38-17. High scorers were Martha Penar with 184 pointsg Pam Wettig, 170 pointsg and Marian Braine 148 points. S CO R E B O A R D GCHS SCOREBOARD OPPONENT 51 Mars 21 46 Seneca 13 44 Richland 3 7 40 North Allegheny S3 47 Mars 2 5 56 North Allegheny 50 57 Richland 26 63 Seneca 24 62 North Allegheny 35 GUARANTORS AMBROSIA COAL AND CONSTRUCTION CO. low ash and high in quality CAMPBELL'S DAIRY quality milk products COOPER-BESSEMER CO .... A DIVISION OF COOPER INDUSTRIES meeting the world's needs for power equipment since 1833 ELLIOTT OIL COMPANY petroleum products FIRST SENECA BAND AND TRUST COMPANY 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 HARSHAW,S INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE over 75 years of dependable service LA VERNE HARVEY X magazine sales MONTGOMERY BUILDERS SUPPLY manufacturers of g'Montgomery Homes NORTHWEST PENNSYLVANIA BANK AND TRUST CO. the bank with the clock TAJ ON INC. fine trucking service YOUNG'S DAIRY milk and grocery products YOUNG'S PRINTERS stationery-office supplies 123 CONTRIBUTORS ALLIED NEWSPAPERS INC. local news W. M. 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PENNEY CO. grove city's largest department store JA-DE DRESS SHOP ladies, wearing apparel .IOE'S DRY CLEANING AND LAUNDRY for quality and service, see joe CONTRIBUTORS JOHNSTONE FOUNDRIES COMPANY park street, grove city KING,S SHOE STORE shoes for the whole family KOCHER'S grove city floral company LANGLEY'S SMART APPAREL exciting fashions LEWIS DRY CLEANERS one day service LOYAL CHRISTIE INSURANCE AGENCY protection plus savings MCFARLAND INSURANCE AGENCY where service excels W. S. McKAY INSURANCE all forms of insurance MCKNIGHT BROS. 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RADIO STATION your hometown station WENDELL AUGUST FORGE aluminum gifts WESTLAKE DRESS SHOP styles and fashions in junior, misses, and women's apparel DONORS ALBERTH BORON STATION where service counts ARTHUR ARMOUR gold anodized hand-wrought aluminum BENSON'S FASHION SHOP sterling silver high school charms BROWN,S BOOT SHOP complete family shoe store BURDICK'S CLOTHING STORE latest fashion for highschool students COOPER BROTHERS cement blocks COPPOLELLA'S soft drinks DOTTIE STEWART McGILL SCHOOL OF DANCE all ages can learn DUNLAP'S MEAT MARKET custom cutting for home freezing HENRICK,S ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION one stop service JALCO METALS CO. brass castings MICHAEL JOSEPH soft drinks LUCAS COAL CO. high quality commercial coal MATTHEW'S REAL ESTATE mortagages arranged McCARL'S DRESS SHOP latest fashions for smart dressers BOB MCCULLOUGH T. V. SALES AND SERVICE channel master radio McKEE'S BEAUTY SALON the four musketeers 126 MILLER,S ESSO get that tiger in your tank MILLER'S GULF SERVICE go gulf WILLIAM OSBORNE state farm insurance PARKVIEW INN meals you'd be proud to serve yourself PENN-GROVE HOTEL excellent meals and service PIZER'S TAXI SERVICE courteous service JOE PUNTURERI'S soft drinks RUDY'S RESTAURANT finest spaghetti dinners SAY MOTOR SALES quality used cars GEORGE A. SCOTT RESTAURANT for fine family dinners SHAWGO CONSTRUCTION CORP. building is our business SONNTAG SUNOCO SERVICE fast, friendly service STEESE'S ICE CREAM homemade ice cream STRUBLE'S UPHOLSTERING SERVICE fine and excellent work R. EDWARD THOMAS BEAUTY SALON hair styles VONNIE'S bobbie brooks WEBB'S CAMERA AND HOBBY SHOP everything photographic PROFESSIONALS DR. A. L. BAILEY DR. L. A. MCCLIMANS BASHLINE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL MCBRIDE, MCBRIDE 8a PUNTURERI GROVE CITY DENTISTS DR. WILLIAM MENZIES, JR. DR. A. W. DONAN DR. W. O. RUNK DR. DAN GALLAGHER DR. A. B. RUNKLE DR. C. G. JONES WHERRY 84 KETLER, ATTORNEYS DR. H. J. LEWIS DR. D. E. WONSETTLER CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS ROTARY CLUB KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS KIWANIS CLUB UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA Publishing the Pine Knot is a great undertaking, requiring of those who attempt it a large amount of patience, perserverance, and originality. We have tried to use all three of these to achieve the best job possible. Now that you've seen this book, we hope you'll turn back to it often. It is more than a yearbook, it is a record of 1967-68 at Grove City High School. THE STAFF Mary Kay McKnight Chris Zenobi Co-Editors Connie Kerr Assistant Editor Mr. Nial McCamey Adviser 127 AUTQGRAPHS 128