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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1970 volume:

Martha Penar Lynthia Walker Literary Editor Carl Hillard Photographer Mr. Nial McCamey Adviser EX LIBRIS ONE THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY THE PINE KNOT I I I GROVE CITY AREA HIGH SCHOOL GROVE CITY, PENNSYLVANIA We, the Editors and Staff of the 1970 PINE KNOT have with you witnessed the death of one decade and the birth of a new one. Behind us is nearly two centuries of priceless American heritage. That which lies ahead is shrouded with mystery. The future is merely clay which must be shaped and molded. Education and its accompanying activities have helped to form the necessary skills, to shape this clay, a bit more perfect with each generation. PINE KNOT of 1970 aims to remind those who walked the halls of Grove City High School of the days when our clay, which was to become a mountain, was not yet a hill. 4 ADMINISTRATION DALE N. PEARCE. Superintendent MR. WILLIAM KOENIG. Assistant Superintendent Mr. Dale N. Pearce began his education in Butler County attending Adams Township Schools and Mars Area High School. He continued it at Slippery Rock State College, where he received his B.S. in Education, and Westminster College, where he received his M.S. in Education. He also earned additional graduate credits from Pennsylvania State University. Mr. Pearce served for four years with the U.S. Air Force during World War II. His background includes teaching experience in Hopewell Township in Beaver County and Lincoln and Central Schools in Grove City. He was Building Principal at Central from 1948 to 1954, Elementary Principal from 1954 to 1964, Assistant Superintendent from 1964 to 1966 and he became Superintendent of Schools on July 1, 1966. Front Row: Blaine Hovis, Ed Granger. Ronald McFarland. President; Donald Elliott, Vice-President. Second Row: Ralph Beatty, Harry E. McNutt, Jr., Paul Turner. John Wilson. Missing from picture Howard Mclntire. Mr. William H. Koenig attended schools in Kentucky and Michigan before graduating from Grove City High School. His college credits include a Bachelor of Music from Grove City College, a Master of Science in Education from Westminster College, and advanced graduate work at the University of Pittsburgh. He served two years in the U.S. Army. Mr. Koenig taught in the public schools of Mercer and Allegheny Counties and was an Administrative Intern in the Dormont Borough School District for one year. He was assistant to the superintendent in charge of instruction in the Saucon Valley School District before assuming his present post as Assistant Superintendent here in 1966. 8 MR. MORRISON ORR. High School Principal Mr. Morrison L. Orr attended Edinboro State Teachers College. He did graduate work at Pennsylvania State University and took additional courses at the University of Chicago and at the University of Massachusetts. His teaching experience includes eight years at Cambridge Springs and one at South Butler. Prior to assuming his post at Grove City as Senior High Principal. Mr. Orr served as acting principal at Knoch High School. GUIDANCE MISS ESTHER UREY. Guidance Mr. Donald Aiken, who assumed his role as Assistant Senior High Principal in January of 1969. is a graduate of Lincoln High School in Ellwood City. From Indiana University of Pennsylvania, he received his B.S. Degree and front Westminster his Masters in Education. Before coming here, Mr. Aiken taught in Neshannock Township Schools from 1963 to 1967 and in Lawrence County Area Vocational Technological Schools for the year 1967-1968. MR. JOHN S. SCHULTZ. Guidance 9 Mr. Anthony Orsillo, Spanish, Head of the Foreign Language Department Mrs. Betty Walters, Latin, Latin Club Adviser Mr. Nial McCamey. English, Record Keeping, Pine Knot and Grover Star Adviser Miss Joan Stuck, English, Head of the English Department Future Teachers of America Adviser LANGUAGE Progress is made through the communication of different ideas to many people. Society would remain stagnant if it were not for language, so that our ideas can be communicated. This important progress increases as one’s knowledge and command of communication grows. Such is the goal of the language department at Grove City High School which offers four year courses in English, Latin, French, and Spanish. Mrs. Barbara Koch, English 10 Mrs. Mary Lou Christie. French. French Mr. Richard Adams. English Club Adviser. American Field Service Adviser Mrs. Norma Limberg, Latin, Latin Club Adviser Miss Sally Soppitt, English Mrs. Dorothy Nutt. English, American Field Service Mrs. Ruth Conklin, English, Tri Hi Y Adviser Adviser Mrs. Eleanor Kellogg. French, French Club Adviser 11 Mr. Homer Christie. Science. Science Club Adviser, Head of the Science Department SCIENCE Science is an unlimited field in which advancements are made daily to comfort and prolong mortal life. Old theories are discarded and new ones are formulated. In introduction and preparation for the ever changing world of Science, GCHS offers both advanced and elementary courses including Earth and Space Science, General Science, Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. Mr. Jeffery Boling. Biology. Biology Club Adviser Mr. Gordon Taylor, Science Mr. William Smoker, Chemistry 12 Mr. Charles Hamilton. Biology, Biolog} Club Adviser Mr. James Hassel. Mathematics, Math Club Adviser Miss Lucille Uber. Algebra, Head of the Mathematics Department MATHEMATICS Throughout life the challenge of numbers is always present. From the simple budget of the common housewife to the complex computations of modern machines, mathematics demonstrate their importance daily. At Grove City High School, excellent training in this relevant field is offered. Subjects such as Business Math, General Math, Algebra I and 11, Geometry, Trigonometry, and Calculus provide students with the mathematical background that is necessary in today’s world. Mr. Joseph Youngo, Mathematics Mr. James Daugherty, Algebra Mr. Richard Boyles, Mathematics Miss Shirley Johnston, Algebra 13 Mr. John Hummel. American History, Head of the Mr. Terry Reeher. Problems of Democracy. Social Studies Department Sociology Collectors Club Adviser Mr. Frederick Crum. American History Mr. Leonard C larke. American History, Ninth Grade Guidance Counselor SOCIAL STUDIES Social Studies provide the students of Grove City High School with an awareness of the United States and the World. Sociology and Problems of Democracy open their minds to present day situations. An understanding of other civilizations throughout the world is reached in Asian History and World Cultures classes. American History teaches the development of this country. Mr. Edward Rcddinger. Problems of Democracy Mr. Richard Nod. World Cultures, Asian History, Future Teachers of America Adviser 14 Miss Joan Foster, General Business BUSINESS Through the study of business, students learn to apply and master the skills that are necessary in our everchanging economic world. Understanding in individual and family financial situations is also gained. Students can acquire valuable experience in clerical practice in the office practice room. Among the courses offered at Grove City High School, are shorthand, typing, sales, law, bookkeeping, and clerical practice. miss iice coyer, snortnana, ujpce and Clerical Practice, Future Business Leaders of America Adviser Mrs. Ruth Wellington, Typing, Bookkeeping Mr. Merle Druggs, Mathematics Mrs. Doris Nichols, Typing 15 Mr. Gary Snyder, Industrial Arts Mr. Samuel Bowers, Audio Visual, Science, Audio Visual Aides Club Adviser SPECIALIZED FIELDS Well-roundedness is a precious element in humanity. To contribute to this quality. Grove City High School offers several excellent special courses. Industrial Arts and Electricity classes prepare students for occupations and hobbies in later life. Vocational Agriculture allows a boy to learn farming techniques and to actually practice what he learns. Home Economics prepares girls for their future homes. Toward a safer environment better drivers are produced from Driver Training. A tranquil and orderly research area is provided for the students by the library. Mrs. Jean Christie, Dental Hygienist Mr. Glenn Adams, Industrial Arts, Metal Shop Club Adviser Mr. David Boyer, Agriculture, Future Farmers of America j £ Adviser Miss Anna Belle Hamilton. Librarian, Library Aide Adviser Miss Nancy Davis. Librarian Mrs. Jane Williamson, Nurse, Future Nurses Club Adviser Mr. Terry McClelland, Industrial Arts Mr. Dennis McPherson, Occupational Ethical ion 17 Miss Eleanor Lewis, Homemaking, Future Homemakers of America Adviser Mr. Eugene Forker. Health, World Cultures PHYSICAL EDUCATION Physical education builds the human body, conditioning its muscles and developing its coordination. Fitness is reflected in better school work, a healthier state of mind, and an extended life span. Gym activities such as basketball, volleyball. softball, gymnastics, and fencing contribute to such fitness. Grove City High School also offers a course in which the students gain an understanding of the body and how it becomes conditioned. Mr. Bernard Barnes. Physical Education Mr. Kenneth Westlake, Driver’s Training, Athletic Director Mrs. Carol McCollough, Physical Education, Girls Athletic Association, leaders Club Mrs. Lorraine Gilson, Science, Pep Club, Cheerleader and Majorette Adviser Mr. Richard Shoemaker, Health. Physical Education 18 Mr. Lew Matthews. Music and Director of Orchestra FINE ARTS Fine arts provide an outlet for the creativity present in the developing young minds of high school students. Courses in Music, Art, Speech and Drama strive to discover and encourage talent. In Chorus, Band, and Orchestra students pool their abilities and present annual performances to interested audiences. Students may take art for four years and develop special interests in various areas. Students interested in Speech are trained to be interesting and confident before audiences. The ability to act and concentrate is also developed in Drama class. Mr. William Snyder, Speech. Dramatics, Forensic, and Thespians Adviser Mr. Grant Thompson, Music and Director of Band Mr. Gaylord Griffiths, Art and Art Club Adviser Mr. Kenvin Moreau. Director of Chorus 19 OFFICE PERSONNEL Mr. Wayne Gregg. Business Manager Mrs. Adele Butler. Guidance Secretary Mrs. Jeanette Patterson. Audio-Visual Clerk Mrs. Marge McGinnis. Secretary to Principal 20 Mrs. Ruth Anne Walter, Secretary to the Sup't. Miss Sandy Filer, Clerk in Business Office Mrs. Jean Brown, Secretary to Librarian Mrs. Shirley Pridemore, Secretary to Guidance CAFETERIA STAFF Front Row: Jean Rowe. Helen Hutcheson, Mary Ryder. Betty Thompson. Anne Belle Ziccardi. Virginia Palmer. Bula Pizor, Dorthy McNeish. Second Row: June Coulter. Pat DeMine. Mary Porkalob. Shirley' Tunsel. Helen Wise. Alice Pink. Jane Bobbert, Hazel Henry', Evelyn McFadden. 21 SENIORS 1970 SUE AIKEN ROBERT ADDISON DAVID ALBERTH STEPHEN ALLEN MARY E. ARMSTRONG MARILYN BARGER i 24 THOMAS BARNES MARY ELLEN BICE TIM BENNETT GARY BLACK RICHARD BLACK LINDA BONANNI THOMAS BOBBERT CATHY BONIG DONNA BOOZELL PENNY BOUGHNER PAM BOOZELL TED BOWSER 25 DEVOTA BOWERS BEVERLY BROTHERS WILLIAM BRIGGS CATHLEEN BROWN TIM BROWN KATHY BRYER TOM BROWN JIM BURK DENNIS BURNS WILLIAM CALDWELL SL BOB CAROTHERS 26 HOWARD BURRY DONALD CARPENTER JR. GARY CARROLL BILL CHRISTIE EDWARD CHRISTIE MARK COPPOLELLA PAM COOK MARY CHRISTY BILL COOPER 27 MARGARET CORNELIUS JOSEPH DEGREGORY DEBRA DICK CHARLENE DILLAMAN GLENN DILLAMAN GAIL DUNKERLEY DARLENE DILLAMAN SALLY DRENNEN 28 PAIGE DUN Ml RE TOM DYE KAREN EATON JOAN EAKIN DANIEL ENGLEHART VICKIE EPERTHENER ANTHONY ERRERA PENNY EVANS CHARLES ESHELMAN JAMES FASSETT SUSAN FALES CATHY FILER DIANNE FERGUSON 29 KATHLEEN FISHER THERESA FILER HARRY FLEMMING, JR. LARRY GARGASZ PAMELA GEARY DEBRA GIBSON WILLIAM GRAHAM. JR. SANDRA GLENN JANET GILDERSLEEVE 30 DAVID GOSHORN GORDON GRAVES LARRY HALE MARGARET GREGG CHARLES HANCOX ISOLDE HASSEL DEBRA HEDGLIN CARLA HAYNES ROGER HENRY RANDY HIMES SALLY HUZENIC JUDY HUMMEL NANCY JOHNS JAMES JONES J CHARLENE JORDAN BARBARA KECK TERRY KISER MARGARET KING CHARLES KITE LINDA KITE HELEN KNIGHT JOYCE LATSHAW ODILE LEMMEL 33 LYNN LESTER SUE LIGHTNER JOSEPH LUCAS JOHN McCOY ALTON LUMLEY MICHAEL McCALL GORDON McCLEARN SANDY McCRACKEN debora McFarland GARY McCUTCHEON 34 wilma McFarland BONNIE MEALS SANDY MERRITT ROBERT MONTGOMERY DEBRA MOORE BOB MOOSE RAYMOND MORLEY KATHY MOORE LORRAINE MORGAN MARILYN MOYER SHRYL MYERS 35 NANCY MURPHY DEBORA MYERS RALPH OAKES JAMES NELSON ARNE NORTHCOTT CHARLES OBERLIN RICHARD OFFUTT CAROL OSBORNE JAMES O’NEIL 36 GERALD OSBORNE PETE PANANOS DELBERT PARQUETTE BEVERLY PATTERSON MICHAEL PATTON JAMES PEARCE LONNIE PERSON JOHN PITTOCK CINDY PORKALOB RICHARD RAGER VICKI POOLE DIANA PRYOR 37 CATHY RICE MARGARET RICHARDS JERRY RIHEL PENNY RODGERS LINDSEY ROYER SHEILA ROYER CAROL RUST 38 BRIAN RYDER DON SCHELL DEBORAH SLOAN STEVE SHORTS LYNN SLOAN CONNIE SMITH TIM SONNTAG GARY SPENCE 39 GEORGE SPROULL CHARLES SWEITZER JUDY SWEETAPPLE BRUCE TAYLOR DIANE THOMPSON LINDA THOMPSON BARBARA TOWN LEY JOE THOMPSON ROBERT THOMPSON 40 LINDA TUCCI BILL VINCENT DARLENE WEBSTER JOHN WALOCHIK WILL WEBSTER PATTI WETTIG 41 SANDY WILLIAMS TOM WIMER PAT WOLBERT TOM WISE TOM WRIGHT SHERRY YEAGER SONDRA ZAMBINO THOMAS ZUSCHLAG SENIOR ACTIVITIES ADDISON, BOB R. D. 1 Volant General Industrial Arts Technology 4. AIKEN, SUE 901 Lincoln Avenue Academic Dramatics Club 3 ... French Club 2, 3 ... Science Club 1 ... Collectors Club 4 ... Discussion ’70 4 ... Prom Decorating. ALBERTH, DAVID 506 Highland Avenue Academic Honor Society 4 ... Latin Club 1, 2 ... Track 1, 3, 4 ... Monogram Club 4 ... Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Chess Club 3. ALLEN STEPHEN 228 Blaine Street Academic Radio Club 4. ARMSTRONG, MARY E. R. D. 6 Mercer Academic Band 1, 2 ... Grover Star 1 .. . Honor Society 2, 3, 4 ... Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4 ... Pep Club 1 ... French Club 2, 3, 4 ... Jr. Play Committee ... Sr. Play Committee. BAIN, WILLIAM 118 Edge wood Avenue Academic Football 2, 3, 4 ... Track 2, 3, 4 ... Key Club 2. 3, 4 . .. Prom Decorating. BARGER, MARILYN R. D. 2 Academic FTA 4 .. . Band 1, 2, Librarian 3, 4, Secretary 4 ... GAA 2, 3, 4 . . . Leader’s Club 3, 4 ... Basketball 2, 3, 4 ... Track 3, 4 .. . Chess Club 1 ... Prom Decorating. BARKLEY, REBECCA 507 Tidball Avenue Academic FTA 4 ... French Club 3 ... Library Club 2 ... Biology Club 4. BARNES, TOM R. D. 3 General FFA 1 ... Football 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Science Club 1,2... Monogram Club 3, 4. 42 BASHAM, MARVIN R. D. 4 Box 107 Academic Student Council 4 ... Football 3 ... Track 1, 2 ... Chess Club 2 ... Collectors Club 4 ... Discussion ’70 4 ... Prom Decorating ... Musicals 2, 3, 4. BELL, THOMAS R. D. 6 Mercer Academic Spanish Club 1,2... Football 1, 2, 3, 4 .. . Wrestling 3, Co-Captain 4 ... Monogram Club 3, Treas. 4 ... Key Club 3, 4 .. . Radio Club 4. BENNETT, TIM R. D. 2 Academic Spanish Club 2 ... Golf 2, 3, 4 ... Monogram Club 4 . .. Chess Club 3. BETTS. MARTIN Box 471 Academic BICE, MARY ELLEN R. D. 4 Business FNC 2, 3, 4 ... GAA 3, 4 ... Leader’s Club 4 ... Jr. Play Committee ... Prom Decorating ... Track 3. BLACK, GARY R. D. 1 Volant Academic Football 2, 3, 4 ... Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Track 3, 4 .. . Monogram Club 3, 4 ... Key Club 3, Secretary 4 . .. Prom Decorating. BLACK, RICHARD 639 Miller Avenue Academic Wrestling 1, 2 ... Track 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Key Club 3, 4 .. . Radio Club 1, 2. BOBBERT, TOM R. D. 6 Mercer Vocational FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. BONANNI, LINDA R. D. 2 Volant Business FBLA 3, 4 ... French Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Prom Decorating. BONIG, CATHERINE 406 Garden Avenue Academic Chorus 2, 3, 4 ... FHA 1 ... FNC 3, 4 ... Pep Club 1 ... French Club 2 ... Jr. Play Committee ... Sr. Play Committee ... Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Prom Decorating ... Musicals 2, 3, 4. BOOZELL, DONNA R. D. 1 Academic FNC 2, 3, 4 ... Bible Club 4. BOOZELL, PAM 611 Superior Street Academic Band 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Chorus 4 ... FNC 1 ... Cheerleaders 1, 2. 3. 4 ... Pine Knot 2 ... Grover Star 2 ... Math Club 3, 4 ... Dramatics Club 2, 3. 4 ... GAA 2. 4 ... Leader’s Club 3, 4 . .. Pep Club 1. 2 .. . French Club 2, 3, 4 ... Jr. Play Committee ... Chess Club 1 ... AFS 2, 3, 4 ... Prom Decorating. BOUGHNER. PENNY R. D. 3 General FBLA 1 ... Dramatics Club 1 ... Jr. Play Committee ... Sr. Play Committee ... Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2, 3, 4 . . . Prom Decorating ... Musicals 2, 3. BOWERS, DEVOTA R. D. 1 General FBLA 1, 2, 3, 4 . .. Library Club 1, 2. 3, 4 .. . Prom Decorating. BOWSER, TED 1009 Ketlcr Drive A cademic Wrestling 2 ... Track 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Monogram Club 4. BRIGGS, BILL 602 Spring Street Academic Football 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Track 2, 4 ... Monogram Club 4 . .. Key Club 4 .. . Prom Decorating . .. Outdoor Club 4. BROTHERS, BEVERLY 238 East Main Street Business Chorus 2, 3, 4 ... FBLA 1, 2, 3 ... Tri-Hi-Y 4 . .. Musicals 2, 3, 4. BROWN. CATHLEEN R. D. 2 Academic Cheerleaders 2, 3, 4 ... GAA 1, 2 ... Pep Club 1, 2 ... French Club 4 ... Latin Club 3 ... Jr. Play Committee ... Sr. Play Committee. BROWN, TIM 511 Lincoln Avenue Academic Wrestling 1, 2, 3 ... Prom Decorating ... Radio Club 4. BROWN, TOM 303 State Street A cademic Honor Society 4 ... Student Council 3, 4 ... French Club 3, 4 ... Jr. Play Committee ... Sr. Play Committee ... Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Track 2, 3, 4 .. . Math Club 3, 4 ... Science Club 1 .. . Monogram Club 4 . .. Key Club 2 .. . Prom Decorating ... Class Treasurer 1, 4. BRYER, KATHY 160 Edge wood Avenue Academic Cheerleaders 1, 2 ... Dramatics Club 1, 2 ... Jr. Play Committee ... Sr. Play Committee ... Collectors Club 4 Prom Decorating. BURNS, DENNIS R. D. 3 General Prom Decorating BURRY, HOWARD 606 Terrace Avenue General Football 2 ... Chess Club 1, 3. CAGNO, VALERIE 910 Columbia Avenue A cademic Pine Knot 3, 4 ... Grover Star 3, 4 ... Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . .. Pep Club 1, 2 ... French Club 2, 3, Assn’t Treasurer 4 ... Jr. Play Committee ... Sr. Play Committee ... Science Club 1 ... AFS 3, 4 . .. Prom Decorating ... Student Council 4. CALDWELL, WILLIAM 514 North Broad Street General Band 3, 4. CAROTHERS, ROBERT R. D. 2 General Football 2 .. . Wrestling 1, 2, 3 ... Industrial Tech. Club 4. CARPENTER. DONALD R. D. 1 Academic French Club 2, 3, 4 ... Football 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Track 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Monogram Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Prom Decorating ... Grove City Jr. Sportsman’s Club 3, Treasurer 4. CARROLL, GARY 107 North Street General CHRISTIE, ED R. D. 3 Academic Honor Society 4 ... French Club 3, 4 ... Football 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Science Club 1 ... Monogram Club 3, 4 ... Key Club 2 ... Prom Decorating. CHRISTY. MARY R. D. 1 Volant General Chorus 3, 4 ... Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 ... Prom Decorating ... Musicals 3, 4. COLE, FRANCES 415 Stewart Avenue Academic Chorus 2, 3 ... Dramatics Club 3 ... Spanish Club 1, 2, 3 ... Latin Club 1. COOK, PAM 811 Sunset Avenue Academic Band 1 ... Majorettes 2, 3, Head 4 .. . Dramatics Club 1 ... Pep Club 1, 2 French Club 3, 4 ... Jr. Play Committee ... Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Prom Decorating . . . Musicals 3. 43 COOPER, WILLIAM R. D. 2 Academic Band 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Math Club 3, 4 ... Dramatics Club 3, 4 .. . Chess Club 3 .. . Biology Club 3. COPPOLELLA. MARK 514 State Street Academic Band 1, 2 ... Dramatics Club 3 French Club 3, 4 ... Jr. Play Committee ... Golf 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Basketball 1, 2 ... Science Club 1 ... Monogram Club 4 ... Key Club 2 ... Prom Decorating . . . Outdoor Club 4. CORNELIUS, MARGARET SUSAN Miller Avenue Ext. Academic Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . FNC 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Sr. Play Committee ... Musicals 2, 3, 4 .. . Office Practice. COULTER, MARY ELLEN R. D. 4 Academic FNC 3, 4 ... Spanish Club 2, 3 ... Bible Club 4. COVERT, VIRGINIA R. D. 3 Academic Chorus A ... FNC 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Leader’s Club 4 .. . Bible Club 4 ... Math Club 3, 4 ... Honor Society 4. CRAIG, BRUCE 450 East Main St. Academic Band 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 .. . Chess Club 3, 4 ... Musicals 2, 3, 4 ... Stage Band, Madrigal Choir. DEGREGORY, JOSEPH R. D. 4 General Wrestling 1 .. . Radio Club 1, 2 ... Industrial Tech. Club President 4. DICK, DEBRA 138 Winfield Drive Academic GAA 2, 4 . . . leader’s Club 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4 ... Pep Club 2 ... French Club 2, 3, 4 ... Track 3, 4 . .. Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ... AFS 4 . .. Prom Decorating. DICKEY, JEFFREY R. D. 1 Academic Football 1 . . . Wrestling 1, 2 ... Prom Decorating. DILLAMAN, CHARLENE R. D. 1 Academic Band 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Chorus 2, 3, 4 .. . FTA 1, 2, 3, President 4 . .. Cheerleaders 2, 3 ... Majorettes 4 .. . Grover Star 1 .. . Honor Society 3, 4 . .. GAA 2, 3, 4 ... Leader’s Club 3, 4 ... Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 4 ... Spanish Club 2, Vice-President 3 ... Sr. Play Committee ... Basketball 3, 4 ... Science Club 1 ... Tri-Hi-Y 4 .. . Chess Club 1,2... AFS 3, 4 . . . Prom Decorating ... Musicals 2, 3, 4. DILLAMAN, DARLENE R. D. 1 Academic Band 1, 2, 3, Librarian 4 ... FTA 4 .. . GAA 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 4 .. . Leader’s Club 3, President 4 ... Pep Club 4 .. . Girl’s Basketball 3, 4 ... Girl’s Track 2, 3, 4 ... Prom Decorating ... Musicals 2, 3, 4. DILLAMAN, GLENN 301 North Broad Street General Football 3 ... Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Track 2, 3 . . . Monogram Club 3, 4. DRENNEN, SALLY 917 Columbia Avenue Academic Pine Knot 2, 3, 4 ... Grover Star 2, 3, 4 . .. Dramatics Club 3, 4 ... Pep Club 1 ... French Club 2 ... Junior Play Committee .. . Senior Play Committee ... Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4 .. . AFS 3, 4 ... Prom Decorating. DUNKERLEY, GAIL R. D. 1 Business Biology Club 1, 2. DUNMIRE, PAIGE 614 Nelson Avenue Academic Honor Society 3, 4 . . . French Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Jr. Play Committee ... Science Club 1, 2, 3 ... Chess Club 3 ... AFS 2, 3. DYE, DIANA R. D. 3 Business Band 1, 2 ... FBLA 1, 2, 3, 4 . .. Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, Secretary 3, 4. DYE, TOM 517 College Avenue General Metal Shop 3, 4. DYER, LARRY R. D. 2 General AVAC 4 . . . Radio Club 4 . . . Junior Sportsman’s Club 3. EAK1N, JOAN DEE R. D. 1 Academic Chorus 4 . . . Dramatics Club 3, 4 ... Pep Club 3 ... French Club 2, 3, 4 .. . Junior Play Committee . . . AFS 2, 3, 4 . . . Prom Decorating . .. Musicals 4. EATON, KAREN R. D. 6 Mercer Spanish 1,3. ENGLEHART, DANIEL LEE R. D. 2 A cademic Football 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Track 1, 2 Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Prom Decorating .. . Junior Class President. EPERTHENER, VICKIE R. D. 4 Academic FNC 1 ... GAA 2, 4 ... Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Latin Club 3, 4 ... Junior Play Committee ... Tri-Hi-Y 1 ... Prom Decorating. ERRERA, ANTHONY 628 West Main Street Academic Football 1, 2, 3, 4 . .. Wrestling 1, 2, 3, Captain 4 ... Track 1, 2 ... Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4. ESHELMAN, CHARLES A. 821 Sunset Avenue A cademic Chorus 2 ... Industrial Club 4 ... Wrestling 1, 2 ... Key Club 3, 4 Chess Club 3 ... Prom Decorating ... Stage Crew ... Outdoor Club 4. FALES, SUSAN R. D. 2 Business FBLA 1, 2, 3, Reporter 4 ... Pep Club 1 ... Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Musicals 1. FASSETT, JIM 605 Tidball Avenue Academic Football 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Science Club 1 . .. Monogram Club 4 ... Key Club 4 .. . Radio Club 4 ... Prom Decorating. FERGUSON, DIANNE 443 Liberty Street Business FBLA 2, 3, 4 . .. GAA A ... Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4 ... Prom Decorating .. . FBLA Historian 3. FILER, CATHY 104 Barr Avenue Academic Cheerleaders 1, 2, 3 ... Pine Knot 2 ... Grover Star 2 ... Student Council 4, Treasurer ... GAA 2 ... Pep Club 1, 2, 3 ... French Club 2, 3, 4 ... Jr. Play Committee ... Sr. Play Committee .. . Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ... AFS 2, 3, 4 . . . Prom Decorating. FILER, TERRI 108 Clark Street Academic FTA 4 ... Cheerleaders 1,2, 3, Capt. 4 .. . Dramatics Club 1 ... French Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Jr. Play Committee . .. Science Club 1 ... Chess Club President 3 ... AFS 3, 4 ... Prom Decorating .. . Class Secretary 2, 4. FISHER, KATHY R. D. 2 Business 44 FBLA 4 ... Pep Club 1,2... Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3 ... AFS 4 . .. Prom Decorating ... Musical 3. FLEMING. HARRY 142 Winfield Drive Academic Honor Society 2, 3, 4 ... Track 2 ... Chess Club 2, Treasurer 3 ... Biology Club 1 ... Bible Club, Treasurer 4 .. . Math Club 3, 4. GABIG, BEVERLY R. D. 1 Volant Business Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. GARGASZ, LARRY R. D. 1 Volant Business Metal Club 3, 4. GEARY, PAM 530 South Center Street Academic Chorus 4 ... Pine Knot 3, 4 ... Grover Star 3, 4 ... Dramatics Club 3, 4 ... Pep Club 1, 2 ... French Club 2, 3, 4 ... Jr. Play Committee ... Sr. Play Committee ... Science Club 1 ... AFS 3, 4 ... Prom Decorating ... Musicals 4. GILDERSLEEVE, JANET R. D. 4 Academic FNC 2, 3, 4 ... GAA 1 ... French Club 2 ... Jr. Play Committee ... Sr. Play Committee . . . Collectors Club 4 . . . Prom Decorating. GLENN, SANDY R. D. 1 Business FBLA 1, 3, 4 . . . Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ... French Club 2, 3, 4 .. . Track 2 ... AFS 2. GOSHORN, DAVID 206 North Broad Street Academic Band 1, 2, 3, President 4 ... Honor Society 2, 3, 4 ... Dramatics Club 3, 4 ... Thespians 3, 4 ... Latin Club 3, 4 ... Junior Play ... Track 2, 3, 4 . . . Science Club 1 .. . Monogram Club 4 ... Chess Club 2, 3 ... AFS 2, 4 ... Biology Club 2 .. . Prom Decorating . . . Math Club 3, 4. GRAHAM, BILL 536 Superior Street Vocational FFA 1, 2, Chaplin 3, 4. GRAVES, GORDON 412 North Center Street Academic Band 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Honor Society 4 .. . Dramatics Club 4 .. . Thespians 3, 4 .. . Junior Play ... Track 3 ... Chess Club 1, 2, 3 ... Bible Club 3, President 4 . .. Radio Club 2 ... Math Club 3, 4. GRAY, JACQUELINE R. D. 2 General FTA 1 ... Pine Knot 3, 4 ... Grover Star 3, 4 ... Dramatics Club 3, 4 ... Thespians 3, 4 ... Pep Club 2, 3 ... French Club 2 ... Sr. Play Committee ... Jr. Play .. . Prom Decorating ... Library Club 1 .. . Musicals 2 ... Forensic League 3, Secretary 4. GREGG, MARGARET R. D. 6 Mercer Academic FHA 1, President 4 ... GAA 2 ... Leader’s Club 3 ... Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Jr. Play Committee ... Bible Club 1 . . . Prom Decorating 3 . . . Musicals 3, 4. HANCOX, CHARLES R. D. 1 Academic Football 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Wrestling 2 .. . Track 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Key Club 2, 3, 4 ... Radio Club 1, 2, 4. HASSEL, ISOLDE 316 Edge wood Avenue Academic Honor Society 4 ... Dramatics Club 1, 2 ... Thespians 3, 4 ... Pep Club 1, 2 . . . French Club 2, 3, 4 ... Junior Play . . . Basketball 3, 4 ... Library Club 3, 4 ... AFS 2, Treasurer 3, 4 ... Prom Decorating ... Math Club 3, Secretary 4. HAYNES, CARLA 514 East Pine Street Academic Chorus 4 ... Majorettes 2, 3, 4 ... GAA 4 ... Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ... French Club 1, 2, 3 ... Jr. Play Committee ... Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Science Club 1 .. . AFS 3, 4 . . . Prom Decorating. HEDGLIN, DEBRA R. D. 2 Academic Chorus 4 ... Dramatics Club 2, 3 ... GAA 3 .. . Pep Club 1, 2 ... French Club 2, 3, 4 . .. Jr. Play Committee ... Science Club 1 ... AFS 3, 4 ... Discussion ’70 4 ... Prom Decorating ... Musicals 2, 3, 4. HEINSOHN, PAT 229 State Street Academic Chorus 1 ... Dramatics Club 1, 2, 4 . . . Pep Club 2, 3 ... Spanish Club 1 ... Basketball 2, 4 ... AFS 3. HENRY, ROGER R. D. 2 Academic Band 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Chorus 4 . .. Thespians 4 .. . French Club 4 . .. Senior Play Committee ... Basketball 1, 2 ... Musicals 4. HIMES, RANDY 1007 Sunset Avenue A cademic Honor Society 3, 4 ... Student Council 2, 3, 4 ... Dramatics Club 1 ... Jr. Play Committee ... Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Track 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Class President 1 ... Math Club 3, 4 ... Art Club 3 ... Science Club 1 ... Monogram Club 3, 4 ... Key Club 2 ... Collectors Club 4 . . . Prom Decorating. HINDS, CLIFFORD R. D. 4 General FFA 1. HODGE, TERRY R. D. 2 General Football 1 ... Wrestling 1 ... Metal Shop Club 1. HOFFMAN, JAMES R. D. 3 General HUME, ROBERTA R. D. 6 Academic Chorus 4 ... F.N.C. 1, 2 ... Honor Society 4 ... Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4 .. . Latin Club 3 ... Jr. Play Committee ... Sr. Play Committee ... Forensic League 4 .. . 12 Plus 1 (Madrigal Group) 4. HUMMEL, JUDY Enterprise Road Academic Chorus 4 ... Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4 ... GAA 1, 2 ... Pep Club 1, 2, 3 ... French Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Jr. Play Committee ... Chess Club 1,2... AFS 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Prom Decorating. HUZINEC, SALLY 636 Barmore Avenue Academic FNC 3, 4 . . . GAA 3 ... Latin Club 4 . .. Prom Decorating. JOHNS, NANCY 125 Harvard Street Academic Pine Knot 2, 3, 4 ... Grover Star 2, 3, 4 ... Dramatics Club 2, 3 ... GAA 2, 4 ... Pep Club 1,2... French Club 4 ... Junior Play ... Sr. Play Committee ... Library Club 1, 2, 3 secretary, 4 ... Science Club 1 ... AFS 2, 3, 4 ... Prom Decorating. JORDAN, CHARLENE R. D. 4, Box 71 Academic Chorus 2 ... FNC 3 ... Girl’s Basketball 1 . .. Tri-Hi-Y 3 .. . Prom Decorating. JOSEPH, KAREN 316 Opre Avenue Academic FNC 1 ... Pine Knot 2, 3, 4 ... Grover 45 Star 2. 3. 4 .. . Pep Club 1, 2 ... French Club 2, 3. 4 ... Sr. Play Committee .. . Junior Play ... Library Club 1, 2. 3 secretary. 4 president . . . AFS 2, 3, 4 Prom Decorating . . . Winter Festival Aide. KECK. BARBARA 122 West Washington Blvd. Academic FNC 1 ... Bible Club 4. KECK, LINDA R. D. 4 Business Chorus 2 .. . FBLA 1, 2, 3, 4 treasurer ... Spanish Club 2, 3 ... Tri-Hi-Y 4 ... Bye. Bye Birdie 2. KELLY, PAMELA 210 Madison Avenue A cademic Band I, 2, 3 ... Cheerleaders 1, 2, 3, 4 .. . Pine Knot 2 ... Grover Star 2 ... Dramatics Club 4 ... GAA 4 ... Leader’s Club 4 . . . Pep Club 1,2... French Club 3, 4 ... Jr. Play Committee ... Sr. Play Committee ... AFS 3, 4 ... Prom Decorating. KERR, EDWARD R. D. 2 A cademic Pine Knot 2 ... Grover Star 2 ... Honor Society 4 ... Math Club 3, President 4 . . . Track 4 . . . Science Club 1, President 2, Student Advisor 3 ... Collectors Club 4 ... Musicals 4 . .. Class Officer, Vice President 2 ... Junior Academy of Science 1,2... Key Club 3, 4. KILDOO, DONALD R. D. 2 General KILDOO, RONALD R. D. 2 General Industrial Technology 4. KING, RALPH 143 North Center Street General Chorus 4 ... Collectors Club 4. KISER, TERRY 913 Sunset Avenue Academic Honor Society 3, Treasurer 4 ... Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Science Club 1 ... Monogram Club 4 ... Key Club 2, Vice President 3, President 4 . .. Chess Club 1,2... Prom Decorating . .. Math Club 3, 4 ... Class Vice President 4 . . . Track 3, 4. KITE, CHUCK R. D. 6 Mercer Academic Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Track 2 ... Monogram Club 4 ... Radio Club 1, 2 . .. Prom Decorating ... Metal Technology Club Vice President 4. KITE. LINDA R. D. 6 Mercer Business FBLA 1, Corrs. Secretary 2, 4 .. . Prom Decorating ... Library Club 1. 2. 3. 4. KNIGHT, HELEN R. D. 2 Academic Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2. 3, 4 . .. Prom Decorating. KUHNS, KAREN 442 Liberty Street Business FBLA 1, 2, 3, 4 . .. Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4 ... Prom Decorating. LATSHAW. JOYCE Sandy Lake Road Academic Pine Knot 2 ... Grover Star 2 ... Honor Society 4 . . . Pep Club 1, 2 ... French Club 2, asst. Treasurer 3. Secretary 4 ... Jr. Play Committee ... Sr. Play Committee ... Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Science 1 ... AFS 2, Vice President 3, President 4 ... Prom Decorating ... Winter Festival Queen ... Homecoming Court ... Jr. Class Treasurer. LEM MEL, ODILE 114 West Main Street A cademic Honor Society 4 ... Student Council 4 ... GAA 4 ... French Club 4 ... Library Club 4 .. . AFS 4. LESTER, LYNN R. D. 3 A cademic Pine Knot 3, 4 ... Grover Star 3, 4 .. . Pep Club 1, Vice President 2, 3, 4 ... Jr. Play Committee ... Sr. Play Committee . .. Art Club 2, 3 ... Collectors Club Secretary 4 ... Discussion ’70 Secretary 4 ... Prom Decorating. LIGGITT, CHRISTINA 208 Garden Avenue Academic Honor Society 3, Secretary 4 .. . Math Club 3. Secretary 4 .. . Dramatics Club I, 3, 4 ... Thespians 3, 4 ... GAA 1, 2 ... Junior Play ... Library Club 2, 3, 4 ... AFS 2, 3. 4 ... Prom Decorating ... Musicals 2 ... Forensic League 2 ... Junior Academy of Science 1. LIGHTNER, SUE R. D. 2 Academic Chorus 4 ... Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 ... FTA I. 2, Vice President 3, 4 ... GAA 1, 2, Treasurer 3, Secretary 4 ... Jr. Play Committee . . . Bible Club 4 . . . Musicals 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Volleyball 1 ... Track 1, 2 ... Leaders Club 3. LONG, GAIL 220 Grace Street A cademic FTA 4 . . . Majorettes 3, 4 . . . Dramatics 46 Club 3 ... GAA 1 ... Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ... French Club 3, 4 ... Jr. Play Committee 3 .. . Prom Decorating LUCAS, JOE 400 North Street Academic French Club 2, 3 ... Golf 3, 4. MCCALL, MICHAEL R. D. 1 A cademic French Club 3 ... Track 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Monogram Club 4 . .. Key Club 2 ... Chess Club 2 ... Collectors Club 4 .. . Prom Decorating. MCCLEARN, GORDON 323 McConnell Street A cademic Jr. Play Committee. MCCOY, JOHN R. D. 4 Academic Band 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Honor Society 2, 3, 4 ... Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4 ... Latin Club 4 ... Jr. Play Committee ... Football 4 ... Track 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Monogram Club 2, 3, 4 . .. Chess Club 3 ... Prom Decorating .. . Musicals 2. MCCRACKEN. SANDRA R. D. 1 Volant Academic Band 1,2... Pine Knot 1 ... Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4 ... Pep Club 1 ... French Club 2, 3, 4 .. . Prom Decorating. MCCUTCHEON, GARY 211 Harvard Street Academic Football 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Track 2, 3, 4 . .. Monogram Club 3, 4 ... Key Club 3, 4 ... Stage Crew 3 ... Prom Decorating. MCFARLAND, DEBBIE R. D. 2 A cademic FNC 2, 3, Parlaimentarian Historian 4 ... GAA 4 ... Jr. Play Committee ... Chess Club 3 ... Collectors Club 4 .. . Prom Decorating. MCFARLAND. WILMA R. D. 1 Volant A cademic FNC 3, 4 ... Pine Knot 2 ... Grover Star 2 ... GAA 4 .. . Pep Club 1, President 2, 3, 4 ... Jr. Play Committee . . . Library Club 1, 2, 3. President 4 ... Science Club 2 ... AFS 3, 4 .. . Prom Decorating . .. Girls Basketball 4. MANISCARO, RICK R. D. 3 Slippery Rock Academic Latin Club 3, 4 ... Basketball 1. 2. MARSH, JUDITH 133 Edgewood Avenue Academic FTA 1 ... Pep Club 1, 2 ... French Club 3 ... Jr. Play Committee ... Sr. Play Committee ... Art Club 2, 3 ... Science Club I ... Chess Club 3 ... AFS 3 ... Collectors Club 4 ... Discussion 70 ... Prom Decorating. MARTIN, BILL R. D. 2 Academic Band 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Honor Society 4 . . . Dramatics Club 3, Treasurer 4 ... Thespians 3, 4 . .. French Club 3 ... Junior Play ... Sr. Play Committee ... Track 2, 3, 4 ... Math Club 3, Vice President 4 .. . Forensic 4 . .. Chess Club 1,2... Musical 4. MEALS, BONNIE 413 Oakland Avenue Academic Pine Knot 2, 3, 4 ... Grover Star 2, 3, 4 .. . Pep Club 1 ... French Club I, 2, 3, 4 ... Jr. Play Committee ... Sr. Play Committee ... Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Chess Club 1 . . . AFS 3, 4 ... Prom Decorating. MERRITT, SANDI 1320 West Main Street Academic Chorus 3, 4 ... French Club 3 ... Tri-Hi-Y 4 ... Prom Decorating ... Musicals 3, 4. MONTGOMERY, BOB 407 Bessemer Avenue Academic French Club 3, 4 ... Jr. Play Committee ... Sr. Play Committee ... Football 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Track 2 ... Science Club 1 ... Monogram Club 3, Secretary 4 ... Key Club 2 ... Prom Decorating. MOORE, DEBRA 712 Martin Street Academic Pep Club 1, 2, 3 ... Jr. Play Committee ... Sr. Play Committee ... Art Club 2, 3 ... Collectors Club 4 ... Discussion 70 4 ... Prom Decorating. MOORE, KATHY 331 State Street Academic FTA 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Pep Club 1, 2 ... Jr. Play Committee ... Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ... AFS 3, 4 ... Prom Decorating ... Musicals 3. MOOSE, BOB R. D. 1 Volant General Metal Shop Club 1, 2, Secretary-Treasurer 3, 4. MORGAN, LORRAINE R. D. 6 Mercer Business Chorus 3, 4 ... FBLA 4 ... GAA 4 .. . Pep Club 2. 3 ... Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, Vice President 3, President 4 ... Prom Decorating ... Musicals 2, 3, 4. MORLEY, RAYMOND 608 Nelson Avenue General Football 2, 3, 4 . .. Track 4 . . . Radio Club 4 ... Collectors Club 4 . . . Prom Decorating ... Jr. Sportsmans Club 3, 4. MOYER, MARILYN 225 Franklin Place Business FHA 1 ... FBLA 2, 3 Corresponding Secretary, 4 ... Jr. Academy of Science 1 ... Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4. MURPHY. NANCY 505 Forest Drive A cademic Grover Star 3 ... Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Secretary ... Leaders Club 4 ... Pep Club 1 ... French Club 3, 4 ... Jr. Play Committee .. . Track 3 ... Science Club 1 ... AFS 2, 3, 4 ... Prom Decorating .. . Musicals 3 . . . Math Club 3, 4 . .. Forensics 2. MYERS. DEBBIE 533 Superior Street Business FBLA 3, 4 ... French Club 1 ... Latin Club 1 ... Chess Club 2 ... Library Club 1. 2, 3, 4. MYERS. SHYRL 304 East Main Street General Chorus 4 ... FBLA 1. 2, 3. NELSON, JIM 812 Tidball Avenue Academic Chorus 4 ... Student Council 2, 3, 4 ... Dramatics Club 3, 4 ... Football 1. 2, 3, 4 ... Basketball I ... Science Club 1 . .. Monogram Club 3, 4 ... Key Club 2, 3, 4 . .. Prom Decorating. NELSON, RICK 1425 West Main Street Academic Track 2 ... Radio Club 2 ... Collectors Club 4 . .. Discussion 70 4 ... Prom Decorating . .. Musicals 2. 3, 4. NORTHCOTT, ARNE 323 West Main Street General OAKES, RALPH R. D. 6 Mercer Vocational FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. OBERLIN, CHARLES 311 West Poplar Street Academic Chorus 3. 4 ... Dramatics Club 1. 2. 3. 4 ... Football 1. 2, 3 ... Basketball 1 ... Track 1, 2, 3 ... Collectors Club, President 4 ... Forensic League 2 ... Musicals 1, 2, 3, 4. OFFUTT, RICHARD R. D. 1 A cademic Band 1, 2. 3, 4 .. . Chorus 2, 3, 4 . . . Dramatics Club 3, 4 ... Thespians 3, 4 . .. French Club 3 ... Sr. Play Commit- tee 4 ... Radio Club 1, 2 ... Collectors Club 4 .. . Prom Decorating ... Musicals 2, 3, 4. OSBORNE, CAROL (SALLY) 1016 Gregg Street General FTA 4 ... Prom Decorating. OSBORNE, GERALD 608 Princeton Street A cademic Honor Society 2, 3. 4 . .. French Club 3, Vice President 4 ... Junior Play Committee ... Senior Play Committee ... Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Science Club 1 ... Monogram Club 4 . . . Key Club 2 ... Prom Decorating ... Math Club 3, 4. PANANOS, PETE 302 Jackson Street A cademic French Club 1 . . . Football 4 . .. Wrestling I ... Monogram Club 2 . . . Prom Decorating. PALMER, KAREN R. D. 2 Business FBLA 1, 2, Vice President 3, Secretary 4 ... Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Prom Decorating. PALMER, RHONDA R. D. 2 Business FBLA 1, 2, President 3 4. Regional President 4 ... GAA 2, 4 ... Senior Play Committee ... Bible Club 4 ... Prom Decorating. PAITERSON, BEVERLY 424 Memorial Avenue Academic Band 1, 2, 3, 4 ... FNC 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Senior Play Committee ... Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Musicals 4. PATTON, MICHAEL 105 North Broad Street Academic Chorus 4 ... Dramatics Club 4 ... Spanish Club 2, 3 ... Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Science Club I, 2 ... Monogram Club 4 ... Collectors Club 4 ... Discussion 70 4 ... Stage Crew 4. PEARCE, JAMES CLYDE 608 Spring Street Academic Honor Society 3, President 4 ... Student Council 1, 2, Vice President 3, President 4 ... Dramatics Club 3, President 4 .. . French Club 3 ... Junior Play Committee ... Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Science Club 1 ... Monogram Club 4 ... Key Club 1 ... Prom Decorating ... Vice President Junior Class. PENAR, MARTHA 504 Spring Street A cademic Dramatics Club Secretary-Treasurer 2 47 ... FTA 3, Treasurer 4 ... Pine Knot 1, 2, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4 Grover Star 1, 2, Editor 3. Editor 4 ... Honor Society 4 ... GAA 1, 2, Vice President 3. President 4 . .. Junior Play Committee ... Senior Play Committee ... AFS 3 ... French Club 2, 3, 4 ... Math Club 3, Treasurer 4 . .. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Track 2, 3, 4 ... Prom Decorating Committee ... Class Treasurer 2 ... Class Secretary 3. PERSUN, LONNIE 504 Highland Avenue General PITTOCK, JOHN 710 Cedar Avenue General Chorus 3 ... Chess Club 2. POOLE, VICKI 509 Highland Avenue Academic Band 1, 2 ... FTA 3 ... Pine Knot 3 ... Grover Star 3 ... Honor Society 2, 3, Vice President 4 ... Math Club 3, 4 ... Thespians 3, 4 ... Junior Play ... Library Club 2, 3, 4 ... Science Club 1 ... Chess Club 2, 3 ... AFS 3, 4 ... Prom Decorating. PORKALOB, CYNTHIA R. D. 2 Volant Academic FNC 1, 2, Vice President 3, President 4 ... Jr. Play Committee ... Library Club 1, 2, 4 .. . Prom Decorating. PRYOR, DIANA R. D. 1 Business FNC 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Cheerleaders 2 ... Leader’s Club 3, 4 . . . Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Science Club 1 ... AFS 1, 2, 3. RICE, CATHY R. D. 1 Volant General Chorus 3, 4 ... FHA 4 . . . GAA 3, 4 ... Tri-Hi-Y 3, Chaplain 4 ... Musicals 3, 4. RICHARDS, GAY 413 North Broad Street Academic FBLA 1, 2 ... Pep Club 1, 2, 3 ... French Club 2, 3 .. . Prom Decorating. RICHARDS, MARGARET 405 Stockton Avenue Business Chorus 4 ... Pine Knot 2 ... Grover Star 2 ... French Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Jr. Play Committee ... Sr. Play Committee ... Library 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Prom Decorating ... Musicals 4. RIHEL, JERRY R. D. 1 Business Spanish Club President 1, 2 ... Football 2, 3, 4 ... Track 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Mono- gram Club 3, 4 ... Key Club 3 ... Radio Club 1 . . . Prom Decorating. ROYER, LINDSEY 508 Liberty Street A cademic French Club 3, 4. ROYER. SHEILA 508 Liberty Street Academic Orchestra 1, 2, 3 ... Cheerleaders 2 ... Pep Club 1,2... French Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . .. Prom Decorating. RYDER, BRIAN Liberty Street Extension Academic French Club 3, 4 ... Jr. Play Committee ... Wrestling 1, 2 ... Science Club 1 . .. Key Club 1, 2 ... Prom Decorating ... Student Council 4 ... Class President 4. SAY, LINDA 313 Kinder Avenue Academic GAA 3, 4 ... Pep Club 1, 2, Secretary 3, 4 .. . Spanish Club Treasurer 3 ... Sr. Play Committee ... Art Club 3 ... Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2 ... Collectors Club Treasurer 4 ... Prom Decorating. SCHELL, DON 806 Tidball Avenue Academic Jr. Play Committee ... Sr. Play Committee ... Football 1, 2, 3 ... Wrestling 2 . .. Track 2 ... Science Club 1, 2 ... AFS 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Collectors Club 4 ... Prom Decorating. SHORTS, STEVEN R. D. 4 Academic Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3 ... Thespians 3, 4 ... Junior Play ... Football 4 . .. Wrestling 2, 3, 4 ... Monogram Club 4 ... Stage Crew 3 ... Prom Decorating. SLOAN, DEBORAH 620 Superior Street Academic Band 2, 3, 4 ... FNC 3, 4 ... Jr. Play Committee ... Sr. Play Committee ... Library Club 2, 3 ... Prom Decorating ... Musicals 2, 3, 4 ... Orchestra 2, 3, 4. SLOAN, LYNN R. D. 3 Business Leader’s Club 3, 4 . .. French Club 2, 3 ... Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Science Club 1 ... Prom Decorating. SMITH, CONNIE SUE R. D. 1 Volant Academic GAA 3, 4 .. . French Club 3. SOPHER, ALAN R. D. 3 General Football 1,2... Track 1, 2, 3, 4. SPENCE, GARY 511 W. Main Street Academic Football 2, 3 ... Track 2, 3, 4 ... AVAC 3. 4 president . . . Science Club I . .. Chess Club 2. 3 ... Discussion ’70 4. SPENCE, JAN 903 Columbia Avc. Academic Cheerleaders 2 ... Pine Knot 3 Grover Star 3 ... Honor Society 2, 3, 4 .. . Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Thespians 3, 4 ... Pep Club 1, 2 ... French Club 2, 3, 4 . .. Jr. Play Committee . .. Sr. Play Committee .. . Junior Play ... Science Club 1 secretary . . . AFS 3, 4 ... Prom Decorating ... Math Club 3, 4 ... Jr. Academy of Science 1. SPROULL, GEORGE 463 Liberty A cademic Band 1, 2, 3, 4 treasurer . .. Honor Society 4 .. . French Club 3, 4 president .. . Golf 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Science Club I ... Chess Club 1, 2. STONE, CONNIE 304 McConnell Street A cademic Chorus 4 ... FNC 1 . . . Honor Society 2, 3, 4 . .. Dramatics Club 3 ... French Club 3, 4 ... Jr. Play Committee ... Sr. Play Committee ... Science Club 1, 2 ... Chess Club 1, 2, 3 ... AFS 2, 3, 4 ... Musical 4 ... Math Club 3, 4. STUTZ, RICK R. D. 3 Academic French Club 3, 4 ... Jr. Play Committee 3, 4 ... Sr. Play Committee ... Football 1 ... Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Track 2, 4 ... Science Club 1 ... Monogram Club 4 ... Key Club 2 ... Prom Decorating 2, 3. SVERRE. KATHY 517 Oak Hill Drive Academic FTA 3, 4 ... Pep Club 1, 2 ... Spanish Club 2, 3 ... Jr. Play Committee ... Sr. Play Committee . .. Prom Decorating. SWEETAPPLE, JUDY R. D. 6 Business FBLA 3, Vice President 4 ... Pep Club 1 ... Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, chaplin 3, vicc-pres. 4 . .. Prom Decorating. SWEITZER, CHARLES R. D. 4 General FFA 1, 2, 3, sec. 4. THOMPSON, DIANE 516 Superior Street Academic FNC 1, 2 ... Honor Society 3, 4 ... 48 French Club 2 ... Jr. Play Committee ... Art Club 2 ... Science Club 1 Chess Club 2, 3 ... AFS 2, 3 ... Collectors Club 4 ... Discussion Club 4 ... Prom Decorating. THOMPSON, JOSEPH R. D. 6 Mercer Vocational FFA 4. THOMPSON, LINDA 901 Tidball Avenue A cademic Band 1, 2 ... Pine Knot 1, 2, 3 ... Grover Star 1, 2, 3 ... Honor Society 2, 3, 4 ... Math Club 3, 4 ... Dramatics Club 3, 4 ... French Club 1, 2 ... Jr. Play Committee ... Library Club 3, 4 ... Science Club 1 ... Musicals 2. THOMPSON, ROBERT R. D. 1 General TOWNLEY, BARBARA 305 State Street Academic FTA 2, 3, 4 ... Honor Society 4 .. . French Club 1 ... Jr. Play Committee . .. Library Club 2, 3, 4 ... AFS 2, 3, 4 ... Prom Decorating. TUCCI, LINDA R. D. 1 Academic Chorus 2, 3, Secretary 4 . .. FTA 1,2, 3, 4 ... Pep Club 1 ... Library Club 3, 4 ... Musicals 2, 3, 4. VECHNAK, DEBORAH 708 Spring Street Academic Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Grover Star 2 ... Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ... French Club 1, 2, 3 ... Jr. Plat Committee ... Chess Club 1, 2, 3 ... Prom Decorating . .. Biology Club 4. VINCENT, BILL 427 West Poplar Street Academic Latin Club 3 ... Chess Club 1, 2. WALL, THEODORE G. R. D. 1 Academic AVAC 4 . . . Radio Club 4 ... Prom Decorating ... Key Club 4. WALOCHIK, JOHN 441 Liberty Street General WEBSTER, DARLENE 1011 Ketler Drive Academic Band 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Chorus 2 ... French Club 3 ... Tri-Hi-Y 1. WEBSTER. WILL R. D. 2 Academic Chorus 4 .. . Football 2, 3, 4 ... Track 2 . .. Monogram Club 4 .. . Musicals 4. WETTIG, PATTI 417 Garden Avenue Academic Chorus 2, 3, 4 ... Majorettes 1, 2, Assistant Head 3, Head 4 ... Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Thespians 3, 4 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ... French Club 2, 3 ... Junior Play 3 ... Science Club Treasurer 1 .. . AFS 3, 4 ... Prom Decorating ... Musicals 2, 3, 4 ... Forensic League 4 ... Jr. Academy of Science ... District Chorus 3, 4 ... Competition Play 3. 4 ... Pa. Fine Arts Scholarship 3. WHITEHILL, LARRY R. D. 3 A cademic Wrestling 1 ... Art Club 1 ... AVAC Vice President 2 ... Chess Club 2 ... Discussion ’70 4. WIGMAN, MAURIE 1007 West Main Street Academic Chorus 2, 3, Secretary 4 ... FTA 1 ... Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4 ... Jr. Play Committee ... Sr. Play Committee ... Library Club 1, 2 ... AFS 3, 4 ... Prom Decorating ... Musicals 2, 3, 4 ... Forensic League 3, 4. WILKENS, KEN 610 Spring Street Academic Latin Club 3 ... Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 .. . Monogram Club 4 ... Key Club 4 .. . Chess Club 2 ... Prom Decorating. WILLIAMS, SANDRA 414 Stewart Avenue Business FHA 4 ... FBLA 1 ... GAA 3, 4 .. . Leaders Club 3 ... Tri-Hi-Y I .. . Bible Club 4. WIMER, BONNIE 712 Rebecca Avenue Academic FTA 4 ... Majorettes 2, 3, 4 ... Pine Knot 1 ... Grover Star 1 .. . Dramatics Club 1,2... GAA 2 ... Pep Club 1, 2, 3 ... French Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Jr. Play Committee ... Sr. Play Committee ... Art Club 3 ... Science Club 1 ... AFS 2. 3. 4 ... Prom Decorating . . . Musicals 3. WIMER, TOM R. D. 2 Academic Band 1, 2, 3, 4 .. . Math Club 4 ... Latin Club 3 ... Track 2 ... Chess Club 1, 2, 3 ... Fencing 3, 4 ... Prom Decorating. WISE, THOMAS R. D. 6 Mercer Academic Football 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Wrestling 3 ... Track 2, 4 . .. Monogram Club 3, 4 Key Club 4 ... Stage Crew 3 ... Prom Decorating ... Jr. Sportsmans Club 2, 3, 4. WOLBERT. PAT 422 McConnell Street Academic FNC 1 ... Pine Knot 2, 3, 4 ... Grover Star 2, 3, 4 ... Honor Society 4 ... Pep Club 1,2... French Club 3, 4 ... Junior Play 3 ... Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Chess Club 1, 2, 3 ... AFS 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Biology Club 2 . .. Prom Decorating. WRIGHT, TOM R. D. 6 Mercer Academic Track 2 ... Key Club 3, 4 ... Jr. Sportsmans Club 3. YEAGER. SHERRY 212 Garden Avenue A cademic Chorus 3, 4 ... Honor Society 4 ... GAA 3, 4 ... Spanish Club 1 ... Library Club 4. ZAMBINO, SONDRA 136 Garden Avenue Academic Band 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Chorus 3, 4 ... Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 .. . Pine Knot 1, 2 ... Grover Star 1, 2 ... Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4 .. . Thespians 3, 4 ... GAA 1 ... Pep Club 1 ... French Club 3, Treasurer 4 ... Jr. Play Committee ... Basketball 1 ... Track 1 ... Library Club 1 .. . Science Club 1 ... Chess Club 1, 2 ... AFS 2, 3, 4 ... Prom Decorating ... Musicals 2, 3, 4 ... Forensic League 2 . . . Stage Band 3, 4 . . . District Band 3, 4 .. . District Orchestra 3, 4 ... District Chorus 4. ZENOBI, DONNA R. D. 4 Academic FNC 4 ... Pep Club 1,2... GAA 3 ... French Club 2, 3, 4 ... Library Club 1 ... Prom Decorating. ZUSCHLAG, TOM 315 West Main Street Academic FTA 4 ... Jr. Play Committee ... Sr. Play Committee ... Football 2, 3, 4 .. . Wrestling 2, 3, 4 ... Track 2, 3, 4 ... AVAC 2, 3, 4 ... Monogram Club 4 ... Stage Crew 3, 4 . . . Prom Decorating. 49 Alfreno, Terry Allen, Doug JUNIOR C j SS OFFICERS—Joel Schettler. President; Jeff Richards, Vice-President; Laurie Jo Lesher, Secretary: Susan Allen, Treasurer d '' i Allen, Susan Anderson, Mindy Armstrong. Mary Beth Askham, Lee Badger. Juanita Bagby, Louise Baker. Debbie Barnhart. John Barron. Linda Beatty, Robert Beighley, Tana Beightol, Donna Bell, Robert Bennett, Brad Bessick, Mike Bice, Joan Billig. Ray Black, Bonnie Black. Brian 52 Black, James Blair, Susan Blauser, Patty Bonzer, Linda Boylan, Evelyn Breese. Beverly Briggs. Becky Brown, Debbie Brown, Dennis Bruck, Jerry Bryer, Theresa Bubeck, Karla MINDY COLAIZZI AND Peggy Wettig weigh their rats for their yearly science experiment. Buckley. Marilyn Carroll, Jill Burnett, Kathy Caldwell. Pearl Campbell. Robin Christie, George Colaizzi, Pam Colbert, Lynn Burnup. Bruce Caldwell, Don 53 Corbin, Terry Covert, Colleen Covert, Diane Croy, Bonnie Cummings, Robert Daniels, David DeLarme, Betty DeMarco. Don Deniker. Peggy Dick, Vicki Dickey, Melissa Dolan. Dennis Driesback. Brian Dumbroski, Karen Dumbroski, Paul Dunkerly, Linda Eaton, Steve Ebel, Beverly Ebel, William Elliott, Cheryl Ellis, Darla 54 Fitzgerald, Eileen Ferry, Richard Flemming. David Forsythe, Paula Franklin, Earl Gargasz, Debra Gargasz, Edward Gerber. David Gilmore, Terry Goble. Barry Gordon, Pat Graham, Thomas A Greenawalt, Harry Gresock. Linda Guarnieri. John Guarnieri, Linda 55 MARY REM LEY AND her row of cheerleaders lead the student body in cheers at one of those outstanding Pep Assemblies. Halansky, Mathew Hamil, Kurt Hassel. Edward Hassel, Thomas Heckathorn. Ray Hancox, Evan Hedglin, Beverly Hennon, Cindy Hiebel, Valerie Hill, Vicki Hillard, Carl Hinds, Charles Hockenberry, Craig Hoover, Susie Hummel, John Jamison, Gary Johnston, Cindy Jones, Tom King, Paul 56 Kaufmann, Lynn Keck. Janet Keck Robert Keener, Colleen Klink, Alan Kroak, Fatty Kuhns. Don LaVan, Chcri Lcshcr. Laurie Jo Limberg. William Lumley. Leroy McCarl, Lanny McCarthey, Jerry McClelland, Sara McCullough. Audrey McCutchen. Charles McElroy. Greg MR. “DUTCH” McINTIRE, school hoard member, presents Mike Patton with his “Freedoms Challenge Award.” Lee Askham. Maurie Wigman. and Bill Perry observe the presentation. McFarland. Dennis McGarry. Kathy McGarvey, Terry McGinty, Mary Ellen McKnight, Jeff McMichael, Mona Magee. Jane Manning. Lance Mathieson, Bob Mathieson, Jackie Mattson. Brad McNutt, Dave 57 MISS MARGARET OPSITNIK. IBM representative, teaches the fumble-fingered Julie Richardson, Cindy Johnston, and Brenda McBride the mechanics of the IBM Selector. Milsop, Candy Milner. Beth Mock, Fred Monteleone. Linda Mook, Wayne Moore, Debbie Moors, Lois Moretti, Sharon Moya-Mendez, George Murdock, Debbie Myers. Gloria Myers, Rose Myers, Terry Nicoletto. John Noel, Richard Norcross, Veronica Nutt, Larry Offutt. Sue O’Mahony. Tim Osborne. Dana Osborne, Liz 58 Perry. William Powell. Debbie Phillips, Mike Pickens, Doug Priester, Shirley Puntureri, Debra RAY BILLIG AIDES Mr. Samuel Bowers in ihe Audio Visual Aides department. Reeher, Norma Remley, Mary Richards, Candy Richards. Jeff Raybould, John Raymer, William 59 Schettler, Joel Seifert, George Shaner, Debbie Shaner. Richard Shoflfst U, Ed Schreckengost. Janet Smith, Craig Smith, Jacalyn Snow, Jacqueline Snow, Jerry Spanglehour. Ethel Stabile, George Stevenson, Beverely Suhrie, Robert Sutley, Cynthia Taylor, Betsy Thomas, Cathy Thompson, Donna Thompson, Eric Thompson, Nancy Trinch, Patricia 60 Wages, Duane Walker. Diane Turek. Kathy Turner. Donald Turner. William Uber. Bill Walker. Lynthia Waugaman. William Walsh, Duane Walters. Robert Webster. Barbara White. Richard “OH, PSHAW MR. Hummel.” exclaims Martha Penar, “You certainly could not mean that!” Whitesell. Robert Williamson. Doug Williamson. Marjorie Wilson. Dennis Winder, Donna Winger, Carol Wise, Pat Wood, Jeff Young, Robert Yourd, Ray Zenobi. Bill Zook, Loretta 6! SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Jeff Lumley, President; Dave McKnight, Vice-President; Phyllis Wettig. Secretary; Jill Moore, Treasurer. Alba, Richard Alberth, Marianne Alfreno, Mark Allison. Jeff Armstrong, Robin Bagby, John Bailey. Richard Bair. Joyce Baker, Barbara Barnes, Wayne Barron, Tom Benson. Margaret Basham, Ray Basinsky, Mary Beatty, Kathy Beedle, Jo Lynn Benn, Linda Berger, Glynis Best, Marilyn Bice. Karen Black, Susan Black, Karen 62 Blauser. Hope Blom. Marla Blom, Robert Bollinger. Linda Bonanni, Albert Bovard, Lee s Breese. Bob Bowers. Bonnie Bowser, Jayne Boylan, David Brain. Ron Braine. Michael Brower, Anne Bryer, Mar)' Jo MR. KENNETH PETERSON and Mr. Gary Snyder collaborate on a most difficult problem while Tom Dye ignores the situation. Bryer. Carol Buchanan, Karen Buchanan, Ted Burk, Austin Burnett, Ron Butch, Sally 63 Churchill, Darlene Clarke. Mike Clarke, Susan Collers, Mike Colter, Denny Coppolella, Cindy Covert, Pat Cowan. Robert Craig, Margaret Crawford, Charles Creveling, Mike Cummins, Robert DeMarsh, Joni Deniker, Pam Dickson, Nancy 64 Ellis, Deborah Faulconbridge. Donald Fenrick, Sarah Ferguson. Holly Dunkerley. Michael Eaton, James Ferringer, Vicki Ferry, Dennis Filer, Kathy Fitzgerald, Jill Fleming, Joel Forese, Patrick Fox, Judy Frampton. Edith Frank. Diane Fye, Mary Gammon, Marta Gargasz, Thomas MISS NANCY DAVIS and Tom Latshaw listen to Terri Parker describe an article from the pamphlet file. Gawne, Kimberly Geary, Charles Geary, Constance Gilliland. John Gilmore, Richard Glenn. Debra 65 Gregg. David Grossman, Linda Guarnieri, Michael Haag, Gloria Hamil. Carol Harding, Laurel Hardisky, Eric Hay, Laurie Haynes, Jeffrey Heath. Robert Heinsohn, Walt Hiebel, Vicki Himes, Thomas Hockenberry. Douglas Hodgson, Jane Hoffman. Lynn Hoffman, Michael Horkey, Dennis Hovis, Blaine Hughes, Gail Humes, George 66 Keck, Bonnie Keck, Ruth Keck. Wayne Keighley, Nancy Keiser, William Kildoo. William Knauff, Richard Knepper. Mark Knight. Cynthia Knight, Jerry Kocher, Robert Koenig. Mark 67 Lamont, Anne Latshaw, Thomas LaVan, Sally Leone, David Lightner, David Lindey, Mark Long, Pam Lumley, Debra Lumley, Jeffrey McCamey, Julee Ann McClimans, Fred McDermott, Sharon McDougal, Sue McDowell, Walter McElroy, Pamela 68 McFarland, Donald McKnight, David Manozzi, Russel Martin, Bruce McKee, Robert « Metheney, David Miller. Donald Miller, Eugene Miller, Larry Mock, Lorraine Montgomery, Lee Moore, Jill Moore, Kevin Moser. Debbie Moore, Thomas Morrow, Carol Moury, Loretta Mulqueen. Kathy PAUL DUMBROSKI AND Juanita Badger discuss the perils of driving, while Mr. Richard O’Brian slowly gets into the Driver’s Education car. Nicholas, Victor Noble, Mary Myers, Terry Nelson, Jo Anne Neyman, Craig 69 Pananos, Betty Parenti, Mike Parker, Terri Patterson, Cynthia Patterson, Gerald Pears, Elnore Perrine, Sherry Perry. Grace Perry. Pam Perry, Tim Peth. Valerie Petrikis, Steven Pickens, David Porsch, Thomas Powell. William Pridemore, Nancy Pritchard, Mary Ellen Rager, Emily 70 Randall. Steve Remley, Richard Rendos, Kathy Reynolds. Ralph Richards, William Richardson. Julie Riddle. Jackie Riddle. Ken Ritenour, Betsy Robinson. Randy Robinson, Tom Robson. Edns Rodgers. Rodney Rowe, Diane Royer. Pam Royle, Bob Runkle. Nanci Sansotta, Rudy KIM ALLISON. SHARON De Gregory. Dana Best, and Chuck Buchanan discuss world situations rather than mathematics. Say, Patty Saylor, Cindy Schell, William Schepp, James Schepp, Joseph Scott, Clinton 71 Shawgo, Jo Ann Sloat, Nancy Smith, Terry Snow, Jacy Snyder, Shirley Sowers, Larry Steele, Cindy Steele, Lester Stevenson, Mike Suhrie, Patrick Teare, Bruce Teare, Elaine Thatcher, Mary Anne Thompson, Claire C- Thompson, Lois Thompson, Robert Tinkey. Karen Tucci, George Tumstall, Sandra Turner. William Vaughn, Kathy 72 Webster. Jim Webster. Robert Webster, Roy Welton, Stanley Welton. Virginia Wettig, Phyllis White. David Williamson. Debby Wilson. Rick Winder, Cathy Winger. Billie 73 FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS—Tom Spcncc. President: Jeff Bell, Vice-President; Bill Merritt, Secretary; Cathy Riddle, Treasurer. Adams, Mary Addison, John Aiken, Kay Alessio, Cynthia Bain, Karen Barr, Clay Barron, David Basham, Marlene Askham, Larry Beatty, Barbara Atwell, Sherry Becker, Barbara 74 Billig. Richard Boettner. Mike Black. Linda Blake, Linda Blakely, Carla Blakely. Debbie Boak, Betsy Bolinger, Jean Bonanni, James Bonanni, Marlene Bonig, Reid Bowie. Debra Burnett, Robert Bums, Lisa Burnup, Bonnie Buchanan. Charles Bulfoni, Barry Burk, Pearl MR. HUMMEL, MR. Deinert, and Mr. Christie relax in the hall between classes. 75 Christie, Diana Christy, Margaret Christy, Susan Cochran. Rhonda Colaizzi, Melinda Cirillo, Richard Clarke. Thomas Cicero. Lee Ann Cicero, Stephen Como, Dan Cook, Ted Cookson, Carla Corbin. Angelina Cornelius, Sandra Coulter, William Crow, Jim Curry. Cindy Dankovich. Kalmon 76 DeGregory. Sherry LI Donaldson. David Dreyer. Ruth Driscoll, Jean Eaton, Thomas Elliot, William Ellis, Peter Fassett. Susan Filer, Debbie Firm, Bruce Dunkerly, James Flemming. Robert Forsythe. Mark Eshelman, Patty Dunn, Jeff Fabian. Joseph Eakin, Ronald Fales, Virgil Fyffe, Randy Garvis, Gerald Gilliland. Jeffrey 77 Hale, Richard Hall, Roselyn Hamilton, Pamela Hancox, Luanne Hanford, Larry Harrison, Marc Haworth, Lydia Hay, Lewis Hedegore. Gregory Hedglin, Michael Hedgelin, Randall Hennon, Debra Heinsohn, Amy Henry, Gary Hinds, James Hoffman, Bruce Hoffman, Donna Holmes. Robert Hoyt, David Hummel, Susan Ifft, Michael 78 Kearney. Brian Keck, Pauline Keighley, Tim King, David King, Kevin King, Sherri Kuhn, Andy Lean, Nancy Limberg, Virginia Kite, Betty Jean Koi, Stephen Kroack, Donna Leathers, Donald Lindey, Edward Lindey, Susan Lynch, Kirk McAninch, Cynthia McCall. Debra LAST YEAR’S WINTER Festival Queen Joyce Latshaw crowns the new Queen Susan Allen while her escort, Anthony Errera. looks on. 79 McCarl. James McCoy, Susan BONNIE WIMER AND Kathy Burnett demonstrate their marching skills with their eyes closed while Debi Baker and Pam Cook like to see where they are going. McDougall, Debra McFarland, Nancy McKnight, John Miller, Betty Jean Magee, Melony Magee. Thomas Marder, Kathleen Marsh, Sally Mathieson, Larry Matuska, Dan j? Mechler, Douglas McNutt, William Mathieson. Rick Miller, Deborah Miller, Douglas Mock. Margaret Mony, Maria Monteleon, Vincent Morgan, Pamela 80 Moser, Jean Pagni, Anne Norcross, Gayle O’Connor, Yvonne O’Neil, Dennis Orr, Vcki Osborne, Donna Palmer, Edward Palmer, Lois Parenti. Patricia Parrish, Michael Patterson, Robert Perrine, Debra Rea, Susan Rhoades. Darlene Reed, Lisa Reedy. Randy MR. GLENN ADAMS, shop instructor, gives Rick White some pointers on how to run the machine. Richardson, Darcy Richards, Stacy 81 Riddle. Kathy Rihel. Robert Rodgers. Carol VARSITY CHEERLEADERS I.FAD the Eagles' fans in a cheer for the undefeated football team. Roxberry, Richard Royer. Carey Rust, Darlene Sautter, Karen Seelbaugh, Judy Scnnholz, Robert Shawgo, Bruce Sherman. Steven Simmons, Paul Slater, David Sloan. Betsy Sloan, Leslie Slonka, Joseph Smith, Brad Smith, Robin 82 Stevenson. Thomas Stewart, Debra Stouffer, Cynthia Stouffer, Richard Struble, John Surrena, John Sweitzer, Robert Tavares, Paul Taylor, Beverly Taylor, Brenda Taylor, James Taylor, Terry Timko, Janet Tinkey, James Townley, Katherine Townley, Mark Turner, Kenneth Turner, Linda Uber, Charles Urey, Dale Urey, Ellen ODILE LEM MIL, AFS student from France, learns the use of a voting machine. Walker, Pam 83 Watson, John Webster. Daniel Weil, George Weiland, Anne Wettig, Peggy Whiteman, Randy Wilkins, Linda Wilson, Bruce Wilson, John Wimer. Richard Wray, Dale Yeager, Glenn Yourd, Daniel Yourd, David HIGHSTEPPING MAJORETTES PERFORM one of their hard worked on routines at halftime. 84 ANOTHER OF THE majorettes many routines is performed at halftime. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS portraying the Knoch Knights, attempt to spear the Eagles but to no avail. 85 KAREN DUMBROSKI KEEPS her mind on her marching while the rest of the majorettes appear nonchalant. PUBLICATIONS Karen Dumbroski. Co-Editor Grover Star; Martha Penar, Co-Editor Grover Star, Editor Pine Knot; Mr. Nial McCamey, Adviser. PINE KNOT Once again through endless hours of composition, photography, and planning, the Pine Knot received the first place award in 1969 from Columbia University. Staff members devote Saturday afternoons and after school hours to the construction of the yearbook. This involves the selection of various pictures, captions, copy, and design for the overall book. Pictures are taken, developed. printed, and reprinted for better production. When the Pine Knot is finally sent to the publisher in March, the job is successfully completed again. Val Cagno. Sally Drennen. Sue Blair, Advertising Editors Grover Star and Pine Knot. Laurie Jo Leshcr, Dana Osborne, and Lynthia Walker, Assistant Editors Grover Star. GROVER STAR Hours of hard work and the combined efforts of all the staff members go into the production of the Grover Star. The paper is published monthly and gives the students and others in the community a chance to catch up on all the school news. It also provides staff members with opportunities to try their hand at writing and to learn the basic rules used in the newspaper business. Bill Limberg, Gary Jamison, and John Gilliland, Sports Writers. 88 Liz Osborne and Mona McMichael. Writers of Grover. Cindy Johnston, Susan Allen. Bonnie Faivre. Sandy Koi. and Leah Lynn Kissick. Pat Yeager, Juice Ann McCanicy, Mary Ellen Pritchard. Brenda McBride, Karen Tinkey. and Debbie Glenn. Nancy Johns, Julie Richardson, Jill Moore. Kathy Burnett, and LeeAskham. Jacki Gray, Lynn Lester, Artist; Pam Geary. Mike Phillips. George Humes, Assistant Photographers; Carl Hilliard. Head Photographer. 89 Front Row: Val Cagno. Randy Himes. Odile Lemmel. Second Row: Jim Nelson, Marvin Basham, Tom Brown. STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council is the voice of the student body in school government. It consists of seven seniors, five juniors, three sophomores, and one freshman, elected by their respective classes. Student council helps to make decisions involving school policy. Many activities they have organized throughout the year are Winter Festival, Homecoming, and Parent’s Night. Front Row: Joel Schettler, Vice President; Cathy Filer, Treasurer; Joni DeMarsh, Secretary. Second Row: Jim Pearce. President. Front Row: Bob Cowan, Doug Pickens, Jeff Richards, George Stabile. Second Row: Carol Chanadet, Jill Moore. Laurie Lesher. 90 Christie. Ed Kerr, George Sproull, Ed Christie, Gerald Osborne, Dave Goshom, John McCoy, Ginny Covert. Fourth Row: Randy Himes, Tom Brown, Bill Martin, Ed Winger, Dave Alberth, Gordon Graves. 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 and must maintain at least a B average. Since students are selected on their outstanding qualities and abilities, members have the duty of serving as the best possible examples for their fellow students. Front Row: Connie Stone, Roberta Hume, Joyce Latshaw, Charlene Dillaman. Pat Holler. Martha Penar. Debbie Shawgo. Second Row: Jan Spence. Linda Thompson, Diana Pryor. Diane Thompson, Barb Townley, Mary Armstrong, Issy Hassel. Paige Dunmire. Third Row: Odile Lemmel, Bill Front Row: Vicki Poole. Vice-President; Jim Pearce, President; Chris Liggitt, Secretary. Second Row: Terry Kiser, Treasurer; Mr. John Schultz, Adviser. Front Row: Theresa Rossi, Pat Trinch, Pam Colaizzi, Charlotte Pagni, Marge Williamson, Mary Remley, Susan Allen. Second Row: Mary Beth Armstrong, Veronica Norcross, Linda Barron, Lois Moors. Kathy Burnett, Mona Me Michael. Karla Bubeck, Jane Magee. Third Row: Paul Matuska, Dave Flemming. Duane Wages. Bill Limberg, Tom Sankey, John Nicoletto. 91 Front Row: Cathy Moore, Cathy Filer, Barb Townley. Nancy Johns, Karen Joseph. Devota Bowers, Cathy Bonig. Second Row: Carla Haynes, Joyce Latshaw, Lynn Sloan, Chris Liggitt, Sally Drennen, Bev Patterson. Debbie Myers, Wilma McFar- land. Third Row: Bonnie Meals. Issy Hassel, Pam Cook. Margaret Richards, Pat Wolbert, Cindy Porkalob, Karen Palmer, Linda Kite, Odile Lemmel, Linda Tucci. LIBRARY AIDES CLUB Library Aides Club, under the supervision of Miss Anna Belle Hamilton, is a service club whose purpose is to make the library a place where students may enjoy coming to study, to do research, listen to tapes, or to locate a book. Library Aides try to provide the best library service possible by helping to develop an understanding of the library, promoting an interest in books, and providing a background for future education. Members enjoy the privilege of seeing and reading new books and assume such duties as carding and shelving books, finding magazines, and being of general assistance to people using the library. Front Row: Mary Remley, Jane Magee, Sara McClelland, Bonnie Black, Marge Williamson, Mona McMichael, Beth Milner, Charlotte Pagni, Carol Winger. Peggy Deniker. Second Row: Laurie Jo Lesher, Candy Richards, Liz Osborne, Pat Fisher. Susan Allen, Dana Osborne, Sue Blair, Betsy Taylor Donna Thompson. Third Row: Cindy Johnston, Karla Bubeck, Linda Monteleone, Pat Trinch, Theresa Rossi, Sue Emman-uele, Linda Gresock, Mindy Anderson, Mary Beth Armstrong, Gail Centofanti, Carolyn Campbell. Front Row: Julie Richardson, Diana Jones, Lynn Hoffman, Connie Geary, Mary Ellen Pritchard, Brenda McBride, Bonnie Bowers, Pam tabor, Anne Lamont, Pat Yeager, Lynette MacTaggart. Pam Perry. Second Row: Carol Hamil, Terri Parker, Gay Lutton. Cheri Pagni, Lois Thompson, Pam Long, Karen Tinkey, Glynis Berger, Sandy Tunstall. Third Row: Jill Moore, Sue Black. Joyan Palovich, Cindy Coppolella. Julee Ann McCamey, Bonnie Keck, Darlene Klink, Sue Clark, Mary Goble, Marilyn Best, Debbie Moser. Front Row: Wilma McFarland, President; Karen Joseph, President; Cindy Johnston, Secretary; Janie Magee, Secretary. Second Row: Miss Nancy Davis, Adviser; Debbie Hennon, Fresh- man Representative; Robin Smith, Freshman Representative; Pam tang, Treasurer; Cindy Coppolella, Treasurer; Miss Anna Belle Hamilton, Adviser. Front Row: Susan McCoy. Barb Becker, Debbie McCall, Sue Hummel. Ruth Dryer, Brenda Taylor, Jessica Johns, Diane Christie. Second Row: Ellen Urey, Cathy Riddle. Debbie Hennon, Betsy Boak, Robin Smith, Lisa Burns, Stacy Richards, Lee Ann Cicero. Third Row: Bev Taylor, Betty Miller, Linda Black, Gail Norcross, Sherry DeGregory, Nancy Lean, Nancy McFarland. Judy Seelbaugh. Jean Moser. Lois Palmer, Debbie Stewart. Not Pictured: Cheryl Elliott. Mary Ellen McGinty. Ethel Spanglehour. Lynthia Walker, Debbie Williamson, Debra Bowie. Betty Kite. 93 Front Row: Linda Kite, Vicky Dick, Devota Bowers, Diana Dye, Barb Webster, Nancy Thompson. Second Row: Diane Covert, Sandy Glenn, Linda Bonanni. Kathy Fisher, Lorraine Morgan, Karen Kuhns. Front Row: Karen Palmer, Recording Secretary; Linda Keck, Treasurer; Sue Tales, Reporter; Sharon McDermott, Historian. Second Row: Miss Alice Coyer, Adviser; Rhonda Palmer, President; Judy Sweetapple. Vice-President; Miss Joan Foster, Adviser. Not Pictured: Marilyn Moyer, Corresponding Secretary. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Future Business Leaders of America aims to develop students' interests in the everexpanding field of business. Students who are interested in business occupations have the opportunity to broaden their knowledge of the business field. Activities of FBLA members this year included selling football programs, No 1 T-shirts, and touring various business corporations in Ohio. Miss Alice Coyer is the adviser of FBLA. Front Row: Linda Snyder. Joyce DeGregory, Maria Mong, Darlene Rust, Nancy I-ean, David Miller. Second Row: Carol Rodgers, Diane Guarnieri, Cathy Townley, Lois Palmer, Donna Osborne, Linda Bollinger, Darlene Churchill. 94 Front Row: Beth Milner. Alan Klink. Bruce Taylor, Tom Darlene Dillaman, Marilyn Barger. Third Row: Barb Townley, Zuschlag. Tom Sankey. Gloria Myers. Second Row: Sally Os- Linda Gresock. Karla Bubeck, Becky Barkley. Kathy Sverre, borne, Kathy Moore, Terri Filer, Bonnie Winter, Gail Long, Veronica Norcross, Melissa Dickey, Sue Lightner. Linda Tucci. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Purposes of Future Teachers of America are to investigate the advantages of the teaching profession and to discuss the qualities of a good teacher. Affiliated with the National Education Association, PSEA, and sponsored by the Grove City Education Association, the local club is under the supervision of Miss Joan Stuck, and Mr. Richard Noel. Club members participate in regional meetings, American Education and programs which broaden their knowledge of the teaching profession. Front Row: Charlene Dillaman. President; Patty Kroack, Vice-President; Gail Kiser. Secretary; Judy Fox, Secretary; Martha Pcnar, Treasurer—Not pictured. Second Row: Mr. Richard Noel, Miss Joanne Stuck, Advisers. Front Row: Julee Ann McCamey, Lynette McTaggart, Mary Ann Thatcher, John Noel. Bob McKee. Dick Remley, Stanley Welton, George Tucci, Sue Lindey. Second Row: Karen Black. Etta Bell, Lois Thompson. Jean Driscoll, Patty Steese, Carla Cookson. Patty Perry, Nancy McFarland. Debbie McDougall. Third Row: Jacqueline Riddle. Barb Becker, Betty Pananos, Joni DeMarsh, Betsy Sloan. Debbie Stewart, Ann Driscoll, Edris Robson. Carol Chanadet. Susan Christie, Cindy Curry, Susan Ray, Melony Magee. Jean Moser. Front Row: Paige Dunmire, Pam Gear)', Cathy Filer, Gail Long. Issy Hassel, Nanci Johns, Carla Haynes. Pam Boozell. Second Row: Joan Eakin, Bonnie Wimer, Donna Zenobi, Sheila Royer. Nancy Murphy, Sandy Glenn, Terri Filer, Debbie Hedglin. Bonnie Meals. Third Row: Roger Henry, Mark Coppolella, Odile I mmel, Pam Cook, Patty Holler, Sandy McCracken. Karen Joseph, Ed Christie. Fourth Row: Brian Ryder. Rick Stutz, Bob Montgomery, Rod Royer, Martha Penar, Mary Armstrong, Pat Wolbert, Jan Spence, Pam Kelly, Cathy Brown. FRENCH CLUB Front Row: George Sproull. President: Gerry Osborne. Vice-President; Joyce Latshaw, Secretary; Sonnie Zambino. Treasurer; Second Row: Mrs. Mary Lou Christie. Adviser; Mrs. Eleanor Kellogg, Adviser; Tom Brown, Asst. Secretaryv Val Cagno. Asst. Treasurer. Front Row: Dana Osborne, Bonnie Black, Lynn Kaufman, ner. Sue Emmanuel. Cindy Johnston, Carl Hillard. Third Row: Theresa Rossi, Janet Shreckengost. Second Row: Jack Perrine, Mike Phillips. Bill Zenobi, Randy Ryder, Bob Young, Steve Candy Richards, Pat Fisher, Linda Monteleone, Debbie Sha- Parrish, Bill Ubcr. Tom Sankey, Doug Pickens. 96 Front Row: Kathy Seclbaugh, Margaret Benson, Cindy Coppo-lella, Brenda McBride, Terri Smith. Tom Barron, Rick Bailey, Steve Petrikis, Robbie Thompson. Jim Schcpp. Second Row: Ann Driscoll, Jane Hodgson. Sally Fenrick, Diane Frank, Cindy Patterson. Rob Wilson. Third Row: Sue King, Mary Jo Bryer, Lynn Hoffman, Julie Richardson, Mary Ellen Pritchard, Don Faulconbridgc, Mark Koenig, Nancy Calla.Glynis Berger, Joe Schepp. Fourth Row: Karen Black, Connie Briggs, Pam Labor, Judy Fox. Steve Wolfe, Jill Moore, Larry Shaw, Tom Porsch, Mike Stevenson. Milo Dorr. Devoted to increasing the student’s knowledge of the French language, customs, and culture, French Club has grown to be one of the largest clubs in Grove City High School. All proceedings including skits and the reading of the minutes are done in French. Activities this year included a bake sale and a Mardis Gras. Mrs. Mary Lou Christie and Mrs. Eleanor Kellogg are the advisers. Front Row: Susan Fassett. Ruth Dryer, Donna Kroack, Carol Christie, Debbie McDougall, Ann Pagni, Darby Jacobs. Second Row: Cindy Alessio, Cathy Riddle, Kathy Townley. Mark Harrison, Bruce Shawgo, Dave Barron, Carla Cookson, Patty Steese. Third Row: Betsy Sloan, Lisa Burns, Lydia Haworth. Patty Frank, Amy Pierce. Vicki Orr, Luanne Hancox, Sue Bic-kel. Fourth Row: Kay Aiken, Debbie Hennon, Carol Chanadet. Lou Hay, Paul Carpenter, Bill Merritt, Kal Dankovich, Denny Jones. 97 Mr. Samuel Bowers, Adviser: Larry Wliitehill. Vice-President: Tom Zuschlag, Secretary-Treasurer: Gary Spence, President. Front Row: Bruce Teare, John Nicoietto, Bill Waugaman. Second Row: Gary Wall, Larry Dyer. From Row: Jon Spence, Jay Campbell, Tom Stevenson. Second Row: Dave Miller, Russell Manozzi, Richard Billig. Third Row: Dave Donaldson, Eugene Miller. AUDIO-VISUAL AIDES CLUB Under the instruction of Mr. Samuel Bowers, the Audio-Visual Aides Club performs a valuable service to Grove City High School. Club members are in charge of all audio-visual equipment in the school, including slides and film projectors, tape recorders, phonographs, and screens. The equipment is maintained in the audio-visual room at the library, where the members may go during their free periods. Each year, the members of A VAC raise money toward the purchase of more equipment of the Audio-Visual department. 98 Front Row: Lois Moors, Pat Kroack. Marjorie Williamson, Theresa Rossi, Janie Magee, Audrey McCullough, Marilyn Buckley. Veronica Norcross. Second Row: Charlotte Pagni, Susan Allen. Laurie Lesher, Mona McMichael, Beth Milner, Mar) Remley, Robin Campbell, Kathy Burnett. Cindy Johnston. Third Row: Chip Yourd, Duane Wages, Tom Sankey, Bill Limberg, Dave Flemming, Ed Gargasz. Bill Perry, Alan Klink. MATH CLUB Math Club invitations are sent to Juniors and Seniors who are interested and proficient in the Mathematical field. The main objective of the club is to serve the school by tutoring students who need extra help. This year club members raised funds for their annual trip by selling pop at basketball games. Math Club also annually presents an award to the graduating student most outstanding in mathematics. Front Row: Martha Penar, Treasurer: Chris Liggitt, Secretary. Second Row: Bill Martin, Vice-President; Mr. James Hasscl, Adviser; Ed Kerr, President. Front Row: Linda Thompson. Connie Stone, Pam Cook, Ginny Goshom, John McCoy. Ed Winger. Tom Wimer. Third Row: Covert, Paige Dunmire. Cathy Filer, Debbie Shawgo. Second Bill Christie. Randy Himes. Gerald Osborne, Tom Brown. Jim Row: Terry Kiser, George Sproull. Bruce Taylor. Dave Pearce. 99 Front Row: Patty Say, Nancy Calla, Eileen Fitzgerald, Cheri LaVan. Norma Recher, Marilyn Buckley, Evelyn Jones, Debbie Glenn. Second Row: Cindy Saylor. Diane Frampton, Loretta Moury, Pat Gordon, Linda Dunkerley, Kathy Norton, Juanita Badger, Kathy Beatty, Gloria Haag. Third Row: Elaine Teare, Pam Deniker, Cindy Patterson, Jackie Smith, Connie Briggs. Mona McMichacl. Mary Goble. Robin Armstrong, Eleanor Pears, Shirley Snyder. Sally Fenrick. Fourth Row: Sue Oflutt, Becky Briggs, Pat Trinch, Lois Moors, Diane Frank, Lorraine Mock, Sue King. Connie Geary, Claire Thompson. Fifth Row: Debbie Brown, Linda Guarneri, Sandy Miller, Debbie Puntureri, Pam Long. Kathy Seelbaugh. Front Row: Sally Huzenic, Secretary-Treasurer; Cindy Porka-lob. President; Pat Trinch, Vice-President. Second Row: Debbie McFarland, Parliamentarian Historian; Mrs. Jane Williamson, Adviser. FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA Future Nurses Club is open to any girl wishing to become a nurse. Members of the club work in the GCHS Medical Room during school hours. In order to become acquainted with hospital routine, the girls may work as Candy Stripers in either of Grove City’s hospitals. The club's adviser is Mrs. Jane Williamson. Front Row: Sally Huzenic. Beverly Patterson, Mary Ellen Coulter. Janet Gildersleeve. Donna Boozel, Ginny Covert. Donna Zenobi. Second Row: Debbie Sloan. Debbie McFarland. Cindy Porkalob, Mary Ellen Bice. Wilma McFarland. Diane Pryor. Cathy Bonig. Charlene Jordan. 100 Front Row: Charles Sweitzer, Bill Chisholm, Ray Heckathorn, John Nicoletto. Second Row: Mike Bes-seck, Sam Moore, Fred Mock. Dave Gerber. Robbie Walsh. Third Row: Ralph Oakes, Don Turner. Joe Thompson. Tom Bobbert, Bill Graham, Eli Bagby. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA “Learning to do, doing to learn, earning to live and living to serve.” This is the motto of the national organization of. by and for boys studying vocational agriculture to develop good citizenship, cooperation, and agricultural leadership. The boys participate in local, area, and regional and state conventions and contests. They also worked at the refreshment stand at all the home football games and once again presented the Mercer Children's Home with a check from the deer hide drive. Mike Besseck, Reporter; Bill Chisholm, Chaplain; Ray Heckathorn, Vice-President; John Nicoletto, President; Robbie Walsh, Treasurer; Charles Sweitzer, Secretary; Mr. David Boyer. Adviser; Missing from picture is Bruce Bollinger. Front Row: Richard Wimer, Mike Dunkerly. Ray Basham, Bob Heath. Randy Whitman. Second Row: John Surrena, Jim Zellmann. Bill Rendos, Bill Coulter. Wayne Keck. 101 Front Row: Sandy Williams, Ginny Covert, Donna Boozel. Sue Lightner, Evelyn Boylan. Second Row: Bob Keck, Mary Ellen Coulter. Peggy Gregg. BIBLE CLUB Bible Club is a new club this year. Its main purpose is to extend to its members a better and more thorough understanding of the Bible and its teachings. Club members engage in searching discussions and probe their various ideas concerning the concepts in the Bible. Front Row: Gordon Graves, President, Barb Keck, Vice-President. Second Row: Mr. Dennis McPherson. Adviser; Rhonda Palmer, Treasurer. Missing from picture: Carol Owens, Secretary. Front Row: Debbie Lumley. Linda Bcnn. Sherry DeGregory, Bonnie Keck, Joyce DeGregory. Second Row: Elaine Tearc. Jackie Riddle. Cathy Rendos. John McKnight. 102 Front Row: George Smiley. Randy Reedy, Bruce Martin. Second Row: Gerald Knight, John Bagby, Clinton Scott. OCCUPATIONAL EDUCATION CLUB Occupational Education Club has a two-fold purpose. One aspect of the club is to render to the students involvement in a school-related organization. Another aid is to teach the fundamentals of Parliamentary Procedure. O.E. students participate in many service projects in GCHS. They operate a refreshment stand at Junior High and Junior Varsity football games, sell cotton candy at home basketball games and wrestling matches, and sell candy to students in school. Currently, a sports program of Mercer, Lawrence, and Butler counties for O.E. students is being organized. At the end of the year, club members sponsor a banquet honoring local employers of youths involved in O.E. work training program. They also go on various field trips. Rich Ragcr, President; Jerry Snow, Vice President; Vicki Hill, Secretary. Second Row: Mr. Dennis McPherson. Adviser; Alton Lumley, Treasurer. Front Row: Alton Lumley, Jim Jones, Jerry Snow, Rich Rager. Second Row: Vicki Hill. Patty Bell, Jill Carroll, Carol Rust. 103 Front Row: Gail Kiser. Quaestor; Sally Huzenic. Consul: Bruce Taylor, Consul: Bill Raymcr, Aedile. Second Row: Mrs. Norma Limberg, Adviser; Phyllis Wettig, Quaestor; Joni DeMarsh, Tribune; Jeff Rouse, Aedile; George Stabile, Censor; Debi Baker, Censor; Kathy Burnett, Tribune; Mrs. Elizabeth Walters, Adviser. LATIN CLUB Front Row: Craig Smith, Chip Yourd, Jeff Richards, Jeff Wood, John Hummel, Bill Raymer, Dave Flemming, Donna Winder. Second Row: Gloria Myers, Tana Beighley. Ethel Spanglehour, Carol Winger, Kathy Turek, Veronica Norcross, Kathy Burnett, Robin Campbell, Peggy Deniker, Marge Williamson. Third Row: Greg McElroy, Becky Briggs, Diane Walker. Mindy Anderson, Debi Baker, Bev Breese, Lois Moors, Laurie Jo Lesher, George Stabile, Jeff Rouse. 104 Front Row: Nancy Pridemore. Pam McElroy, Anne Lamont, Terri Parker, Gail Kiser, Leora Ward, Billie Winger, Carol Hamil, Karen Tinkey, Debbie Glenn. Second Row: Diana Jones, Mary Ann Thatcher, Claire Thompson, Joyce Bair, Patty Covert, Sue Clarke. Barb Baker, Joni DeMarsh, Phyllis Wettig, Dale Jimmo, Kathy Mulqueen. Third Row: Brad Butler, Skip Cummins, Jim McCalla, Ron Burnett, Stanley Wel-ton, Chuck Crawford, Dave Zinkham, Dick Remley, Bob McKee. Bob Cowan, John Gilliland. Latin Club, a relatively new organization at Grove City High School, is open to all students who have completed one year of Latin. The club was organized in order to promote interest in Ancient civilizations and the Classics. Among the many activities enjoyed by Latin Club members are: field trips, Latin week, and a Roman banquet. Latin Club also hosts many speakers with lectures and slides pertaining to Latin Culture. Mrs. Betty Walters and Mrs. Norma Limberg are the advisers. Front Row: Rick Maniscarco, Sally Huzenic, and Bruce Taylor. Second Row: Ed Winger, John McCoy, and Dave Goshorn. 105 Front Row: Laurie Jo Lesher. Pam Colaizzi, Sue Allen, Peggy Deniker, Bonnie Black. Robin Campbell, Mary Remley, Debi Baker. Second Row: Mindy Anderson, Kathy Turek, Linda Monteleone, Sue Blair, Cindy Johnston, Bill Uber, Dave Flemming, Sue Offutt, Lynthia Walker. Evelyn Boylan, Donna Thompson, Diane Walker. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE American Field Service was organized to promote foreign relations by exchanging students with foreign nations. It is open to all students who are interested in the program and willing to raise funds in support of it. This year the Grove City High School chapter of American Field Service sponsored Odile Lemmel from France. Front Row: Debbie Lumley, Terry Parker, Gail Kiser, Carol Hamil, Sharon McDermott, Nancy Pridemore, Mary Jo Bryer, Elaine Teare, Jill Fitzgerald. Second Row: Julee Ann McCa-mey, Sandy Tumstall, Karen Tinkey, Sue Black, Kathy Mul queen, Glynis Berger, Brenda McBride, Sally Fenrick, Joanne Nelson, Debbie Glenn. Third Row: Cindy Steele, Joni De-Marsh, Pam Long, Judy Fox, Julie Richardson, Barb Baker, Joyan Palovich, Jill Moore, Sue McDougall, Pam Labor. Mary Ellen Pritchard. 106 Front Row: Nanci Johns, Carla Haynes, Patty Holler, Charlene Dillaman, Odile Lemmel, Connie Stone, Cathy Filer, Terri Filer, Sonni Zambino. Second Row: Bonnie Meals. Debbie Hedglin, Jan Spence, Debbie Vechnak, Vicki Poole, Pat Wol- bert, Bonnie Wimer. Penny Boughner. Third Row: Patti Wet-tig, Juay Hummel. Pam Geary, Sally Drennen, Val Cagno. Dave Goshorn, Don Schell. Karen Joseph, Nancy Murphy, Debbie Dick, Joan Eakin. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE Front Row: Joyce Latshaw, President; Odile Lemmel. AFS Student; Gail Centofanti, Vice-President. Second Row: Kathy Burnett, Secretary; Mrs. Dorothy Nutt, Adviser; Mrs. Mary Lou Christie, Adviser; Issy Hassel, Treasurer. Front Row: Cindy Stopher. Carla Cookson, Pat Steese, Ann Pagni, Cindy Curry. Second Row. Diane Christie, Karen Sautter, Amy Pierce, Sue McCoy, Debbie Stewart. 107 Front Row: Linda Snyder, Pauline Keck, Evelyn Jones, Laurel Sally Butch. Patti Say. Third Row: Kathy Vaughn, Mary Harding, Sally LaVan. Angie Corbin. Second Row: Sherry Per- Fye, Linda Bollinger. Marilyn Best, Linda Gordon, Margaret rine, Betsy Ritenour, Ruth Keck, Jill Fitzgerald, Olcda Dulaney, Craig, Karen Buchanan, Sue Walsh, Darlene Churchill. Front Row: Lorraine Morgan, President; Judy Sweetapple, Vice-President; Marla Drennen, Secretary; Charlene Jordan. Treasurer. Second Row: Cathy Rice, Chaplain; Mrs. Ruth Conklin. Adviser. TRI-HI-Y Affiliated with the YMCA, Tri-Hi-Y is a service club to promote Christian fellowship and self-improvement. Sponsored by Mrs. Ruth Conklin, the club raises money by various means to contribute to charitable programs. Front Row: Tammy Graham, Juanita Badger. Louise Bagby, Dye, Peggy King. Third Row: Sue Eaton, Janet Keck, Diana Terri Perrine, Helen Knight. Second Row: Charlene Dillaman, Ferguson. Debbie Gargasz, Linda Guacrneri. Karen Kuhns, Barb Webster, Marilyn Moyer, Linda Keck, Sue Fales, Diana Joan Bice, Sandy Merritt. 108 Front Row: Bob Burnett, Greg Hedegore. Dana Frankenburg, Dave King, Jim Crow. Dennis Struble, Bob Sweitzer. Second Row: Tom Bell. Gary Henry, Ted Cook, Doug Miller, Steve Cicero, Bruce Shawgo, Bob Holmes. Third Row: Dave Yourd, I Jim Taylor, Dan Yourd, Frank Walker, Dave Hoyt, Pete Ellis, Bob Flemming. SCIENCE RESEARCH CLUB The primary purpose of Science Research Club is to encourage and assist students who are interested in scientific research. Club meetings were composed of informative films, discussions, and speakers all of which aided the students in understanding the mysteries of science. Pupils participating in projects compose reports evaluating and explaining those projects. Front Row: Anne Weiland. Program Chairman; Ellen Urey, Treasurer; Carol Christie, Vice-President; Randy Fyffe, Secretary'; Absent. Stacy Richards. President. Second Row: Mr. Homer Christie. Adviser; Nancy Pridemore. Steve Petrikis, Kathy Thomas, Carolyn Campbell, Student Advisers. Front Row: Patty Eshelman, Jeff Bell, Vince Monteleone, Tom McDevitt, 145 Sloan, George Weil. Susie Hummel. Second Row: Michele Perry, Kathy Walter. Brenda Taylor. Evonna Boylan. Barb Beatty, Sue Fassett, Jessica Johns, Bev Taylor. Third Row: Diane Christie. Mindy Colaizzi, Peggy Wettig. Robin Smith. Betty Miller, Cindy Alessio. Darlene Bice. Sue Bickel. 109 Front Row: Pat Blauser. Linda Dunkerley, Linda Bonzer, Charlene Dillaman, Paula Forsythe. Second Row: Odile Lemmel, Cathy Rice. Debbie Moore. Bev Breese. Marilyn Barger. Third Row: Susie Hoover. Mary Ellen Bice, Donna Thompson, Diane Walker, Debbie Shaner. Kathy Thomas. Mrs. Carol McCollough, Adviser: Martha Penar, President; Darlene Dillaman, Vice-President; Sue Lightner, Secretaryv Diane Jones, Treasurer. GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Promoting an interest in athletics, providing an opportunity for additional participation in physical activity, and fostering good sportsmanship are the goals of GAA. Open to all girls in the school, the club encourages them to participate in basketball, volleyball, softball, and soccer. GAA also sponsored a playday which involved day long sports events with other girls of local high schools. Front Row: Patty Say, Lisa Bums, Anne Wciland, Susie Hummel, Ruth Dryer, Rhonda Cochran, Sherrie Atwell, Hope Blauser, Billie Winger, Susan Black. Second Row: Lcora Ward. Patty Perry, Carol Christie, Michele Perry, Debbie Hcnnon, Mindy Colaizzi. Cathy Filer, Linda Grossman, Darlene Klink, Cheri Pagni. Third Row: Connie Briggs, Betsy Boak, Cathy Riddle, Robin Smith, Sue Lindcy. Lee Ann Cicero. Ellen Urey, Pat Caldwell. Cindy Currie. Lynette MacTaggart. 110 Front Row: Carol Hamil, Cathy Mulqueen, Billie Winger. Patty Say, Patty Perry, Amy Pierce. Nancy McFarland. Second Row: Vicki Orr. Anne Pagni. Carol Christie, Debbie Hennon, Michele Perry, Donna Kroack. Carol Chanadet. Third Row: Mary Ann Thatcher, Robin Armstrong, Lynette MacTaggart, PEP CLUB Pep Club is composed of students willing to promote spirit and enthusiasm for athletic events in Grove City High School. Club members sold basketball buttons and candy bars this year. They also spent infinite hours after school painting signs to expand school spirit. They spured the football, basketball, wrestling, track, and golf teams to victory by their contagious spirit of an element that has developed in GCHS this year—PRIDE! Debbie Lumley. Joyce Bair. Dale Jimmo, Cheri Pagni, Anita Webster. Fourth Row: Shirley Snyder, Jaci Riddle. Claire Thompson, Karen Tinkey, Nancy Pridemore, Gail Kiser, Jane Hodgson. Front Row: Wilma McFarland. President; Mrs. Lorraine Gilson. Adviser. Second Row: Charlene Dillaman, Vice-President; Jane Magee, Secretary; Gail Kiser, Treasurer. Front Row: Linda Say, Li Osborne, Charlotte Pagni. Second Row. Sara McClelland. Darlene Dillaman. Patty Kroack, Mary Remley, Robin Campbell. Third Row. Ethel Spanglehour, Sandy Glenn. Beth Milner. Nancy Thompson, Barb Webster. Ill Left to Right: Cathy Brown, Pam Boozell, Terri Filer, Mary Remley. Susie Allen, Robin Campbell, Pam Kelly. Front Row: Carrie Gilson. Second Row: Sue Allen, Robin Campbell, Pam Kelly, Cathy Brown, Terri Filer, Pam Boozell, Mary Remley. CHEERLEADERS Perhaps the most important element in school spirit at athletic events and pep assemblies is the cheerleaders. These girls plan the annual bonfire in September, Homecoming game decorations, and programs for pep assemblies. They devote many hours after school to constructing and practicing cheers. They never miss a game and are a great force behind GCHS’s class championships in 1969-70. Seated: Charlotte Pagni, Pat Kroack. Dana Osborne. Standing: Pam Royer, Marge Williamson, Gail Kiser. 1 12 Left to Right: Charlene Dillaman. Debi Baker. Bonnie Wimer. Gail Long. Peggy Wettig, Barb Webster. Patti Wettig—Head Majorette. Carla Haynes, Karen Dumbroski, Phyllis Wettig, Joni DeMarsh. Kathy Burnett. Pam Long. MAJORETTES Majorettes play an important part in school spirit at pep assemblies and half-times at athletic events. These hard-working girls spend many hours developing routines for such events. Some were interestingly original this year. To “Kimosabe,” the majorettes did a dance patterned after Indian rituals, sparkled by their colorful native costumes. Left to Right: Carla Haynes, Phyllis Wettig. Barb Webster, Bonnie Wimer. Debi Baker, Kathy Burnett. Pam Cook—Assistant Head Majorette. Patti Wettig—Head Majorette. Pam Long. Joni DeMarsh. Charlene Dillaman. Karen Dumbroski, Peggy Wettig. Gail Long. 1 13 Front Row: Bud Jennings, Kurt Hamil, Mike Patton, Will Webster. Roger Henry. Bruce Craig. Reid Bonig, Jim Nelson, Jim Tinkey. Second Row: Robin Smith, Jean Bollinger, Charlene Jordon, Peggy Wettig, Kathy Patterson, Lynn Hoffman, Eileen Fitzgerald, Carla Cookson. Phyllis Wettig, Mary Ellen Pritchard, Clay Barr. Third Row: Dennis Horky, Betsy Sloan. Mary Goble. Joan Eakin, Ginny Covert. Cindy Patterson. Jean Driscoll, Elaine Teare. Marla Blom, Sonni Zambino, Pam Geary, Gloria Myers, Cheri LaVan, Bob Keck. Fourth Row: Stacy Richards. Eleanor Pears, Sally Marsh. Nancy Runkie. Sue Bickel. Patti Wettig. Roberta Htuiic. Ixc Ann C icero. Pam D ng. Ellen Urey. Karen Buchanan. Lance Manning, Bill Graham. CONCERT CHOIR Grove City High School Chorus participated in an active musical year in 1969-70. Chorus members helped to present a musical Christmas program “Amahl and the Night Visitors” and the annual spring musical “Camelot” under the instruction and direction of Mr. Kevin Moreau. They also gave an assembly in mid-winter which boasted songs from ancient hymns to such modern music as “Aquarius”. Front Row: Will Webster, Patti Wettig. Second Row: Duane Wages, Mr. Kevin Moreau, Director; Rick Offutt. Front Row: Sandy Merritt, Anne Pagni, Debbie McDougall, Bruce Firm, Jim Black, Duane Wages, Rick Offutt, Debbie Gibson, Carol Christie. Second Row: Carol Winger. Mary Beth Armstrong, Amy Pierce, Sue Lightner, Marianne Alberth, Debbie Hedglin, Pam Boozell, Charlene Dillaman, Brenda McBride. Cathy Riddle. Lisa Burns, Linda Barron. Third Row: Cathy Thomas, Mary Adams. Barb Butler, Nancy Keighley, 1 14 Betty Pananos, Bev Brothers, Lorraine Morgan. Marilyn Buckley, Cheryl Myers, Margaret Richards, Judy Hummel, Ethel Spanglehour. Sue Cornelius. Fourth Row: Cathy Rice, Cathy Bonig, Mary Basinsky, Barb Becker, Peggy Mock, Nancy Pride-more, Cindy Alessio. Marlene Bonnani, Amy Heinsohn, Linda Tucci. Peggy Gregg, Sue Clarke, Connie Geary, Pam Labor. Kay Aiken, Judy Fox. GROVE CITY HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND Assistant Head Majorette: Pam Cook. Front Row: Carla Haynes, George Sproull. Ron Burnett. Bob Wilson, Cindy Coppolella. Pete Ellis, Dave Leone. Jim Goshorn, Ed Palmer. Gail Long. Second Row: Jim Tinkey. Paul Simmons, Douglas Smitley, George Hume, Mark Koenig. Dennis O’Neil, Kevin King. Dale Jimmo. Third Row: Phyllis Wettig. Rick Offutt, Tom Moore. Richard Bailey, Bill Christie, Roger Henry, Sue McCoy. Dave Barron. Sonnie Zambino. Peggi Wettig. Fourth Row: Linda Barron, Bill Cooper. Chcri Pagni. Dave Goshorn, Wally McDowell, Dave Lightncr. Lcora Ward. Darlene Dillaman. Fifth Row: Barb Webster, Dave Boylan, Blaine Hovis, Brad Smith, Gary Henry, Karla Bubeck, Jeff Dunn, Dan Matuska, Bill Ebcl. Charlene Dillaman. Sixth Row: Mike Brown, Grove City High School Marching Band under the direction of Mr. Grant Thompson, again made its way through a glorious season of music and fun. With Rick Offutt as Drum Major, the band performed such numbers as: “I’ve Got Rhythm”, “Phoenix”, “Cassichok”, “Sabre Dance”. “Mr. Tamborine Man”, “Stranger In Paradise”, and “Fever”. Jim Bonanni. Tom Barron. Marilyn Barger, Bill Martin, David Gray, Anita Webster. Stan Welton. Seventh Row: Beth Milner. Nancy Calla. Bev Patterson, Pam McElroy, Bruce Vinton, Jim Black, Craig Neyman, Bill Perry. Eighth Row: Bonnie Wimer, Debbie Sloan, Dave Emanuele, Patty Steese, Mike IflTl. Patty Covert. Don Leathers. Bonnie Bumup, Karen Black, Karen Dumbroski. Ninth Row: Debi Baker, Donna Thompson, Barbara Beatty, Nancy Vincent, Debbie McDougall, Darlene Webster, Lois Thompson, Cindy Decker, Bruce Craig, Joni DeMarsh. Tenth Row: Kathy Burnett, Debbie Moser, Evonna Boylan, Debby Stewart, Vicki Orr, Linda Gresock, Paul Tavares, Gail Kiser, Gordon Graves, Pam Long. Eleventh Row: Bill Caldwell, Robbie Cummings, Tom Wimer. Pep Band played at basketball games. Pep Assemblies, and really helped rouse the spirit of the student body and the players themselves. This year, for the first time, the band was honored to attend the Apple Blossom Festival in Virginia, after which they toured Washington, D.C. 115 I Front Row: Mr. William Snyder. Adviser; Jim Pearce, President; Duane Wages. Vice-President; Nancy Murphy. Secretary; Bill Martin. Treasurer; Jaci Gray, Patti Wettig, Sonni Zambino. Terri DeMarsh. Second Row: Debbie Gibson. Pam Boozell. Roberta Hume. Sandy McCracken. Sherry Yeager. Pam Geary, Joan Eakin. Judy Hummel. Third Row: Maury Wigman. Pam Kelly. Debbie Vechnak. Mary Armstrong. Pat Heinsohn. Chris l.iggitt, Sally Drennen, Val Cagno. Fourth Row: Jim Nelson. Rick Oflfutt. Bill Cooper. Mike Patton. Dave Goshom. Chuck Oberlin. Bill Christie. Gordon Graves. Front Row: Kevin Moore. Frank Walker, Nanci Runkle. Brad Butler. Second Row: Pam Colaizzi. Patti Wettig. Debbie Gibson, Pam Perry, Sharon Morctti, Jaci Gray. Third Row: Maury Wigman, Lee Askham, Bruce Bumup. Bill Perry, Roberta Hume. DRAMA CLUB Drama Club is one of the biggest and most active clubs in GCHS. Under the direction of Mr. William Snyder, the students learn various things about acting, make-up. and the stage itself. Drama Club is opened to all students who have the desire to learn about the fundamentals of acting and production. Front Row: George Seifert, Tim O’Mahony, Bud Jennings, Kurt Hamil, Kevin Moore. Second Row: Bill Turner. Dave Daniels, Bob Cummings, Tom Zuschlag. Third Row: Carl Hillard, Doug Hockenberry, Brad Bennett, Austin Burk. 116 Front Row: Issy Hassel, Sue Allen, Patti Wcttig, Debbie Gibson, Pam Perry, Sharon Moretti, Jaci Gray. Second Row: Mona McMichael, Candy Richards, Patty Heinsohn, Maury Wig-man, Chris Liggitt, Sonni Zambino. Pat Fisher, Charlotte Pagni, Kathy Thomas. Third Row: Bill Ubcr, Dave Goshorn, Bill Martin, Bruce Burnup. Eric Thompson, Bill Perry, Tom Sankcy. Bruce Taylor. Fourth Row: Jim Nelson, Roger Henry, Duane Wages. Rick Offutt, Gordon Graves, Bill Christie. Not pictured are Gail Centofanti and Craig Smith. THESPIANS Membership in Thespians is a position of honor bestowed upon drama students who have attained a high level of accomplishment in the dramatic productions staged at GCHS. To become a member, a student must have a role in a school play containing a designated number of lines. Mr. William Snyder is adviser of the club. Front Row: Cathy Winder. Jean Bollinger, Sally Marsh, Betsy Boak, Judy DeGregory, Bonnie Bowers. Second Row: Virginia Welton, Anne Brower, Dale Jimmo, Anita Webster, Jill Fitzgerald, Phyllis Wettig. Third Row: Sandy Tunstall, Bill Keiser. Walt Heinsohn, Jini Goshorn. Dave Barron. Joyan Palovich, Ruth Keck. Front Row: Liz Osborne, Mar)’ Remley, Janet Shreckengost, Cathy Patterson, Bonnie Faivre, Pam Colaizzi, Janie Magee. Robin Campbell. Second Row: Bruce Burnup, Sue Blair, Sharon Moretti, Karen Dumbroski, Linda Barron, Diane Walker, Lynthia Walker, Mary Beth Armstrong, Lee Askham. Third Row: Duane Wages. Kathy Burnett, Linda Bonzcr, Susie Allen, Debi Baker, Darla Ellis. Debbie Powell, Debbie Moore, Bill Perry. 117 Front Row: Bob Moose, Bob Carruthers, Tom Dye. Terry Row:Mr. Glenn Adams, Adviser; Skip Eshelman. Ron Kildoo. Corbin. Sei'ond Row: Dell Parquette, Terry Hodge. Joe De- Terry McGarvey, Rich White, Brad Mattson. Mr. Terry Gregory, Eric Thompson, Bob Addison. Chuck Kite. Third McClelland, Adviser. Front Row: Joe DeGregory. President; Chuck Kite, Vice-President. Second Row: Mr. Glenn Adams, Adviser; Del Parquette, Treasurer; Eric Thompson, Secretary; Mr. Terry McClelland. Adviser. METAL SHOP Metal Shop Club’s main purpose is to help its members to better understand capitalism and our highly industrialized society. Members attempt to thoroughly comprehend the hard facts governing the production and profitable marketing of a product. Metal Shop Club is sponsored by Mr. Glen Adams. Metal Shop Club takes time for a break. Front Row: Marvin Basham, Fred Eshelman, Ray Morley, Larry Rust, Don Jennings, Bev Ebel, Jackie Snow. Second Row: Rick Nelson, Boh Beatty, Brian Black, Rick Noel. Don Schell, Tim Richardson. Mike Patton. Third Row: Rick Offutt, Dave Daniels, Bill Turner. Joe Corbin. Randy Himes, Duane Wages, Bill Limberg, Paul Dumbroski. COLLECTORS CLUB New at Grove City High School this year, is Collectors Club. This club is open to anyone interested in collecting anything. Among student’s collections are glass, books, door knobs, coins, jewelry, and china. Activities in this year’s term included holding a flea market and a news sheet entitled “The Dust Catcher”. Mr. Terry Reeher and Mr. Gaylord Griffiths are the advisers. Front Row: Chuck Oberlin, President; Dave Emanuele, Vice-President; Lynn Lester. Secretary; Linda Say, Treasurer. Second Row: Mr. Terrance Reeher. Adviser; Mr. Gaylord Griffiths, Adviser. Front Row: Bob Senholtz, Rick Alba. Dave Duda. Sandy Do-nan, Dave Gregg, John Watson, Dave Pickens. Second Row: Sue McDougall, Jerry Patterson, Judy Marsh, Sue Aiken, Kathy Bryer, Debbie Moore, Diane Thompson. Eddie Espos- ito. Rick Sopher. Third Row: Kathy Thomas. Mary Basinsky, Lynn Colbert, Theresa Bryer. Candy Millsop. Debbie McFarland. Janet Gildersleeve, Virginia Welton, Cindy Steele. 119 Front Row: Debbie Dick. Darlene Dillaman. Second Row. Martha Penar. Pam Boozell. Pam Kelly, Nancy Murphy, Char-Ginny Covert. Marilyn Barger. Carla Haynes. Third Row: lCne Dillaman. Front Row: Darlene Dillaman, President; Debbie Dick, Secretary-Treasurer. Second Row: Mrs. Carol McCollough, Adviser; Martha Penar, Vice-President. LEADERS CLUB Under the direction of Mrs. Carol McCollough, members of Leaders Club assist in various physical education fields. They help Mr. Padezanin with the elementary gym classes, referee for volleyball games, and act as officials for Mrs. McCollough. Leaders Club once again sponsored the Annual Indoors Boys and Girls Olympic Games Day as a part of their activities. Front Row: Bonnie Keck. Debbie Lumley, Marianne Alberth, Third Row: Bev Breese, Debbie Moore, Cathy Turek, Dianne Mary Ellen Pritchard. Second Row: Linda Bonzer. Bonnie Walker, Debbie Shaner. Mary Remley. Black. Diane Jones, Cindy Coppolella, Marge Williamson. 120 First Row: Mike Bcsseck. Gary Wall, Bill Bain, Bill Smith. Tom Latshaw. Second Row: Don McFarland, Skip Eshelman, Bill Briggs, Dave Alberth, Ken Wilkins. KEY CLUB Affiliated with the local Kiwanis Club, the Key Club is an active service club. Mr. Richard Shoemaker and Mr. Richard Boyles have taken over the part of Advisers. This year the boys aided by taking tickets and stamping hands at the various sports events. Front Row: Terry Kiser. President; Wayne Mook, Vice-President; Gary Black. Secretary. Second Row: Mr. Richard Shoemaker. Adviser; Chuck Hancox, Treasurer. 121 Kneeling: Lcn Clarke. Head Coach. Standing: John Hummel. Randy Himes, Duane Wages. Rick Stutz, Jim Pearce. Gerry Osborne. Tom Brown. Gary Black, Jeff Richards. Ken Wilkins. Ed Christie, Terry Kiser. Grove City Takes County Class “B” Grove City’s Varsity basketball squad led by Coach Len Clarke, ended their 1969-70 season with an excellent record of 18 wins and only 3 losses, which is the best record in Grove City’s basketball Grove City 86 SCOREBOARD Neshannock Opponent 63 history. The Eagles compiled a record of 11 wins and one loss in 68 Oil City 84 County Class “B” play to win the county title. 70 Kennedy Christian 66 Grove City’s three losses came against Oil City. Beaver, and Mer- 101 Franklin 59 cer. Mercer was the only Class “B” loss. The 18 victories came against 79 Beaver 81 Neshannock. Kennedy Christian, Franklin, AC Valley, Commodore 80 AC Valley 50 Perry, Lakeview, Mercer, West Middlesex, Greenville, Sharpsville, 111 Commodore Perry 55 Reynolds, and Hickory. 77 Lakeview 49 In the points column. Grove City had an excellent average of 79 54 Mercer 53 points a game, w hile on defense holding their opponents to an average 65 West Middlesex 58 of only 61 points per game. The Eagles passed the 100 mark in three 64 Greenville 56 games this year. They scored 101 points against Franklin, 111 in their 77 Sharpsville 73 first game against Commodore Perry, and 115 in the second game 87 Reynolds 57 played against Commodore Perry. 87 Hickory 77 Tom Brown was the high scorer for Grove City with a total of 298 115 Commodore Perry 42 points. Gerry Osborne followed closely behind with 283 points. Also 87 Lakeview 51 hitting the triple figures were Rick Stutz with 246 points, Randy 70 Mercer 74 Himes 224 points, Terry Kiser who came up with 149, Jim Pearce 62 West Middlesex 52 with 128 and Ed Christie who tallied 124. Ken Wilkins had a total of 89 Greenville 72 97 points. 77 Sharpsville 71 Gary Black, Jim Pearce, Ed Christie, Randy Himes, Rick Stutz, 47 Reynolds 41 Tom Brown, Gerry Osborne, Ken Wilkens, Terry Kiser were all Seniors this year and played their last for GCHS. Returning to the 1653 1284 court next year will be Jeff Richards, John Hummel, and Duane Wages. 124 Out of my way!” exclaims Gerald Osborne as he begins to drive in for a lay-up. Rick Stutz (22) pleads, Just a little more baby.” Jim Pearce (40) and Terry Kiser (10) look on apprehensively. Let’s see now,” thinks Ken Wilkens (32), “how did the Coach tell me to shoot?” “Well, I have the ball. Now what do I do?” questions Terry Kiser (10) while Tom Brown (24) looks “Come back ball,” says Ed Christie (12) while Terry Kiser (10) comes in to help. Up, up, and away goes John Hummel (14) as Randy Himes (34) watches hopeful- iy- “Boy, this guy is a real pain,” says Randy Himes (34). Terry Kiser (10) seems to agree with his teammate. Why is someone always picking on me?” complains Waiting for the ball to come down Gary Black (30) as he tries to shoot, is Duane Wages (44). 125 on. Front Row: Head Coach Joe Youngo, Denny Brown, Will Webster. Tom Wise. Dan Englehart. Ank Errera, Ed Christie. Gary McCulcheon. Pete Pananos. Tom Barnes. Tom Bell, Bill Bain. John Hummel. Tim Sonntag, Chuck Hancox, Joel Schettler. Second Row: Coach Walt Pretko, Ray Morely. Jim O'Neil, Bob Kocher. John McCoy, Bob Young, Ed Winger. Brad Bennett. Bill Briggs. Jim Fassett, Jeff Richards. Jeff Wood. Gary Black, Chip Yourd, Don Carpenter. Third Row: Coach Bob Dcinert. Bob Webster. Ray Billig. Jerry Rihel, Bob Montgomery. Steve Shorts. Jim Nelson, Greg McElroy. Bruce Bumup, Larry Nutt. Dave Flemming, Bill Chisholm, Gary Jamison. Paul Matuska. Fourth Row: Eddie Boetmer, Bob Thompson, Steve Randall. Tom Latshaw. Tom Brown. Jerry Patterson, Dave White. Pat Forese, Jeff Orr, Richard Shaner, Austin Burk. Jeff Lumlcy, Ted Buchanan. Skip Cummins, Lee Bovard. Steve Wolfe. Doug Hockenberry, Bill Kite. Mark Al-freno. Jim Webster. Brad Butler. Mike Brain. Denny Ferry. Coaches Jim Petruniak, Ed Carlson, Richard Shoemaker, and Manager Tom Zuschlag. Eagles Capture County Class “A” Title With a year under his belt, Head Coach Joe Youngo went out in August anticipating a great season. From the first practice in August till the last in October, the Eagles knew they had what it takes. Starting on the 19th of August, the Eagles began their winning ways as they easily rolled over Kennedy Christian (22-6). Their next opponent. Meadville. had boasted of an easy victory over the Eagles as they were favored, but the Eagles went into the game full of fire and came off the field with an impressive 40-8 romp over a stunned Meadville team. Oil City easily fell to the fired up Eagles 22-6. Pausing only one brief week, the Eagles were temporarily slowed down at Reynolds in a 14-14 deadlock. However, the pace setting Eagles quickly picked up momentum by overpowering the Titusville eleven by 6-0 in a tight Homecoming game. The high flying Eagles never lessened the pace as they ran over the powerful Franklin Knights 30-6. The next game was a heated county contest with Greenville, but the Eagles smashed the favored Greenville team 24-0. Once again Grove City and Sharpsville. being a stiff opponent, played to a scoreless tie. It was do or die against Hickory for the County Class “A” Title. The enthusiastic Eagles went onto the field and came off with a thrilling 20-14 victory over Hickory. The Grove City team ended the season with a remarkable 6-0-2 season. Defensively the Eagles allowed only one touchdown on the ground. The Eagles had an average of 19 points per game as their opponents were limited to an average of 6 points per game. Grove City SCOREBOARD Opponent 22 Kennedy Christian 6 40 Meadville 8 22 Oil City 6 14 Reynolds 14, 6 Titusville 0 30 Franklin 6 24 Greenville 0 0 Sharpsville 0 ' 20 Hickory 14 178 54 With a pile up at the goal line. Tim Sonntag signals to the bench and crowd that Grove City scores again. Jeff Richards looks on. 126 Ank Errera, 28, carries the ball as Gary McCutcheon, 27, and Tom Bell, 75, rush downfield to help out. Fullback Don Carpenter. 32. piles up another first down for the GC Eagles. Number 72. Bob Montgomery and 19, Dan Englehart, come down-Tim Sonntag, 26, Jim O’Neil. 74, Ray Morley, 66. and Greg McElroy, field to stop the opposition as Ank Errera, 28. carries. 52, watch as the rest of the Grove City kickoff-receiving team unpile. 127 Fullback Don Carpenter, 32. making a fantastic block, while tailback. Ank Errera rolls out with quarterback Dan Englehart, 19. Ank Errera. 28. being dropped for a short loss after a long, hard game. Front Row: Paul Dumbroski, Pete DeLaurentis. Allan Sopher, Denny Brown, Glenn Dillaman. Bill Bain. Richard Sanquigni, Ted Bowser. Mike Bessick, John DeLaurentis, Tim Sonntag, Paul King. Terry Kiser. Mike McCall. Second Row: Don Carpenter. John Hummel. Dave Alberth. Jeff Richards. Frank Gargasz, Chip Yourd. Vern Miller. Ron McCarl. Frank Mong, Dick Simon. Rick Gilliland. Ron Ryder, Gary Stowe. Third Row: Jeff Hedgore, Steve Parrish. Ray Altnias. I.eeRoy Lum-ley. Chuck Oberlin, Dave Goshorn. John McCoy. Bob Young, Randy Himes. Rainer Paulson. Jay Cook, Rick Taggart, Willis McDowell. Fourth Row: Walt Pretko, Oxtch; Chuck Hancox, Rick Black. Gary Spence. Gary Black. Brad Bennett, Forest McDermott, Tom Brown. Bill Martin. Jeff Rouse, JohnHum-mel. Coach; Eugene Forker, Coach. Trackmen Have 5-3 Record—Set 4 Records Coach John Hummel again started his track team in expectation that his team would have a good season. Starting off high, the Eagles defeated the PJR 117-33. and defeated Slippery Rock 99' 2 to 49' 2. However, the Eagles track men took it on the chin for the next three meets as they went down in defeat to Reynolds 76-74 in a heartbreaker, Greenville 97-53. and to Hickory 106-44. No team that has as much talent as the Eagles can take that many defeats and not have a comeback. The Eagles came back to smash the Panthers from Commodore Perry 110-31. Once the Eagles had the taste of victory and it was too sweet to give up as they defeated Sharon's Kennedy Christian Golden Eagles 92-58, and almost completely sank the Sailors of Lakeview 120-30. There were four school records set in the 1969 season. In the 2 mile relay Mike McCall, Randy Himes, Dick Simon, and Ray Altmas ran to an unbelievable time of 8.23, to place first in the District Track Competition and sixth in state. In the discus, Don Carpentar hurdled the discus 144 feet ' 2 inches. The 120 yard high hurdles were next on the school records, made by John McCoy with a time of 16.4 seconds. Next in the Triple Jump, there were two boys who tied with the same jumping distance. They were Frank Mong and Tom Brown with a distance of 40 feet 83 . inches. The GCHS team didn’t have any home meets this year because of the condition of their track. The ninth grade track team had a perfect record with 5-0. The Junior High team has three years of unblemished records. Front Row: Stanley Welton. Laurence Shaw, Rick Wilson, Jeff Haynes, Tom Brown. Second Row: Pat Forese, Tim Perry, Steve Wolfe. Bob Kocher, Jeff Lumley, Ted Buchanan. Grove City SCOREBOARD Opponent 117 P.J.R. 33 99' 2 Slippery Rock 49! , 74 Reynolds 76 53 Greenville 97 44 Hickory 106 no Commodore Perry 31 92 Kennedy Christian 58 120 Lakeview 30 709' 2 480' 2 128 First Row: Bob Fabry, Curt Lesher, Dick Ketler. Second Row: Coach Richard Noel, Tom Porsch, Wayne Mook, Fred McClimans. Grove City Golfers Win Mercer County Crown Golf is the game, Richard Noel is the coach. Coach Noel’s final record this year was 13 wins and 2 losses. Grove City lost only to the Hornets of Hickory, 954 to 5' 2, and to the Sharpsville Blue Devils, 12-3. The bright side of the putters of Grove City was the 13 wins as they defeated Kennedy Christian 1254 to 354; following up they struck down the Trojans of Greenville 854 to 754; not stopping, they gave Slippery Rock Rockets a 14-1 thrashing. Greenville’s second meeting proved to be quite the same as the first as they were defeated 8-7. However, all good things came to an end as Hickory dealt the first defeat 954 to 5' 2, but Grove City’s golfers thrashed West Middlesex 15-0. Once again Grove City had a bitter taste of defeat left in their mouth as they were downed by Sharpsville for their second and last loss of the year with a score of 12-3. Hickory was the next opponent and the golfers of GC had their revenge 10-5. Grove City’s golfers kept the pace as they defeated Slippery Rock 13-2, Kennedy Christian 12-3, and dealt Sharpsville 8‘ 2 to 654, Mercer 11' 2 to 3' 2, New Wilmington 1154 to 2' 2, West Middlesex 1354 to 1 54- Now the Eagle putters beat the Mustangs of Mercer to grab the county crown 12-3. The golfers of Grove City have won the crown of Mercer’s best golfers for eight years in a row. Grove City SCOREBOARD Opponent 12' 2 Kennedy Christian 3 4 854 Greenville 7' 4 14 Slippery Rock 1 8 Greenville 7 5 54 Hickory 9 4 15 West Middlesex 0 3 Sharpsville 12 10 Hickory 5 13 Slippery Rock 2 12 Kennedy Christian 3 8 ' 2 Sharpsville 654 1154 Mercer 354 1154 New Wilmington 354 13' 2 West Middlesex 1154 12 Mercer 3 129 Kneeling: Tom Zuschlag. Manager. Front Row: Todd Brown. Hockenberry, Rick Bailey. Brian Kearney, Mike Brainc. Bill Jeff Bell. Tom Bell. Chuck Kite. Glenn Dillaman. Ank Errera. Kite. Brad Bennett. Rick Noel. Bob Webster. Denny Dolan. Mike Patton. Tim Engle, and Pat Forese. Second Row: Doug Bob Burnett, and Tom Brown. Matmen End Season With a 5-7 Record Grove City Matmen worked their hardest to turn in a 5-7 season under the leadership of Head Coach Mr. Ed Carlson. Freshmen class had four boys who wrestled Varsity matches. Brian Kearney (88 and 95 lb.) turned in an 0-3 record. Bob Burnett (88 and 95 lb.) had a 1-11 record. Todd Brown (112 lb.) had a 2-4 record for the year, and Jeff Bell (133 lb.) had a 1-2 record. Sophomores had nine boys who wrestled in Varsity matches. Rick Bailey (88 lb.) had an 0-1 record. Don Miller (103 lb.) had a 0-1 record. Bob Webster (112 lb.) had a 3-3 record. Mike Braine (120 and 127 lb.) turned in a 3-2-1 season. Tom Brown (133 lb.) had an 0-2. Mark Alfreno (133 lb.) had a 1-1 record. Pat Forese (145) had an 0-2 record. Bill Kite (165 lb.) had a 4-8 record, and Doug Hockenberry (Uni.) had a 1-1 record. Junior class had four boys who wrestled varsity. Denny Dolan (103 lb.) finished the year with a 7-3-1 record. Tim Engle (133 lb.) had a 0- 2 record for the year. Rick Noel (145 lb.) had a 3-7 record. Brad Bennett (Uni.) had a 5-4 record. Five Seniors wrestled their last time on the mats of GCHS. These boys are Mike Patton (120 lb.) who finished out his wrestling with a 4- 3 season. Glenn Dillaman (127 and 133 lb.) ended up his wrestling with a 2-7-2 record. Chuck Kite (138 lb.) ended up his wrestling with a l-l 1 record. Ank Errera (154 lb.) finished out his high school wrestling with a 10-2 record, a Section III Championship, and also was the team’s Co-Captain. Tom Bell (180 lb.) ended out his high school wrestling with a 6-6 season and Tom was also the team’s Co-Captain. Grove City SCOREBOARD Opponent 3 Franklin 51 6 Reynolds 44 28 Sharpsville 19 5 Hickory 42 31 Mercer 23 11 Greenville 43 8 Lakeview 43 24 New Castle 25 28 Jamestown 25 27 Commodore Perry 20 5 Oil City 36 29 West Middlesex 15 Denny Dolan goes around his opponent for a two point advantage. Mike Patton controls his opponent with a two in one ride. Todd Brown counters a head under ami takedown. 131 Front Row: Marilyn Barger, Darlene Dillaman, Martha Penar, Kathy Burnett, Pat Fisher, Diana Jones. Second Row: Kathy Filer, Charlene Dillaman. Susan Lightner, Mrs. Carol McCollough, Coach; Cindy Johnston, Ellen Urey. C indy Coppolella. Gail Kiser. Grove City SCOREBOARD Opponent 59 Mars 23 61 Deer Lakes 19 58 Richland 38 47 Seneca Valley 34 41 Knoch 35 42 Mars 24 57 Deer Lakes 21 46 Richland 39 57 Seneca Valley 38 39 Knoch 38 50 Penn Hills 40 54 Upper St. Clair 63 53 Avella 30 47 Mars 25 36 Chartiers Valley 11 29 Upper St. Clair 41 Section I “Champs” For Fourth Time 1970 has been the fourth consecutive year in which the Grove City High School Girls Basketball Team has captured the Section I Championship. The girls placed third in the Western Pennsylvania Basketball League Section play of!' by defeating Avella 53-30. Coached by Mrs. Carol McCollough over a three year period, the girls have compiled a fine record. 31 wins and 6 losses. Their season ended with a record of 14 and 2. The 1969-1970 team was the highest scoring one in the years the Team has been organized. The girls netted 776 points for an average of 49 points per game while their opponents scored 324 points for 32 point per game average. From Row: Cathy Riddle, Sue Hummel, Lisa Bums. Second Row: Darlene Klink, Jill Moore, Joyce Bair. From Row: Patty Blauser. Hope Blauser, Leora Ward, Linda Dunkerley. Second Row: Gail Kiser, Cindy Coppolella, Besty Boak, Jean Bollinger, Debbie Hennon. Nancy McFarland. Third Row: Susie Hoover, Ellen Urey, Linda Grossman, Cindy Johnston, Paula Forsythe, Kathy Filer, Patty Caldwell, Cheri Pagni, Manager. 132 HOMECOMING COURT GUARANTORS AMBROSIA COAL COMPANY low ash and fine in quality BROWN'S AMOCO GROCERY oil. gas, and food supplies CAMPBELL’S DAIRY quality milk products COOPER-BESSEMER ... A DIVISION OE COOPER INDUSTRIES meeting the world's need for power equipment since 1833 ELLIOTT OIL COMPANY petroleum products FIRST SENECA BANK AND TRUST COMPANY complete banking service THE GIESMANN STUDIO for excellence in the field of photography GROVE CITY BOWLODROME family fun and enjoyment GROVE CITY BUS LINES charter service HARSHAW'S INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE over 75 years of dependable service KEITH’S DRIVE-IN Sandwiches and Pizza LA VERNE HARVEY magazine sales MONTGOMERY BUILDERS SUPPLY manufacturers of “Montgomery Homes NORTHWEST PENNSYLVANIA BANK AND TRUST CO. the bank with the clock RALPH'S GOLDEN DAWN fresh meats and vegetables SATEC testing machines YOUNG’S DAIRY milk and grocery products YOUNG S PRINTERS stationery-office supplies 134 CONTRIBUTORS ALLIED NEWS INC. local news W. M. BASHLIN COMPANY linemen and industrial equipment BOOK-DAVIS COMPANY paint and lumber supplies BRYER'S HOME FURNISHING CENTER furnishings for all home needs CARSON FINANCE finance all your needs CLEPPER’S MEAT MARKET delivery service CLINT BROWN INSURANCE savings for the future for graduate of the present CUE AND CUSHION for entertainment and relaxation H. GLENN CUNNINGHAM AND SONS courtesy DEFRANCE DRUG STORE complete drug service JOHN C. DOOR FUNERAL HOME successor to shelley-dorr DUNMIRE’S CLEANERS expert cleaning and tailoring EPERTHENER AUTO WRECKING proud of our old friends; eager to make new ones” G.C. AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION finest in automobiles G.C. BARBER ASSOCIATION call pagni, lenkner, sonntag, glenns, petraka. himes G. C. MURPHY all-round store GEORGE J. HOWE COMPANY. INC. daily delight foods GROVE CITY HARDWARE COMPANY your teenage hardware store 135 CONTRIBUTORS GROVE CITY SPORTS SHOP clothing and sporting goods GROVE CITY STORE complete clothing selections H.L.R. ANDERSON INSURANCE excellent service HOVIS PLUMBING AND HEATING enjoy modern heating HOVIS TRUCKING trucking is our business IDEAL PASTRY SHOPPE cakes for all special occasions J.C. PENNEY CO. grove city’s largest department store JA-DE DRESS SHOP ladies apparel with a touch of originality JOE’S DRY CLEANING AND LAUNDRY for quality and service, see joe JOHNSTONE FOUNDRIES COMPANY park street, grove city KING'S SHOE STORE shoes for the whole family KOCHERS grove city floral company LANGLEY’S SMART APPAREL exciting fashions LEWIS DRY CLEANERS one day service LOYAL CHRISTIE INSURANCE COMPANY protection plus savings McFarland’s insurance agency where service excels W. S. McKAY INSURANCE real estate and all forms of insurance McKNIGHT BROS. TRANSFER AND STORAGE when it is your move, call 136 CONTRIBUTORS NELSON'S FLOWER SHOP flowers for all occasions NEWSCENTER magazines-newspapers PEDEN'S JEWELRY STORE from 1919-1970 PENN-GROVE HOTEL excellent meals and service PUNTURF.Rl'S BAKERY submarines and pizza ROSTAS AND SHIPTON TELEVISIONS motorola and magnavox dealer RUSSELL ROLL JEWELERS every type of jewelry SMALLEY EXCAVATING “the better to serve you” SEARS ROEBUCK COMPANY goods at your fingertips SHAFFER’S WALLPAPER STORE wallpaper and paint SHELLEY'S FURNITURE carpet-bedding-lamps STEWART FURNITURE STORE complete home furnishings THRUSH PHARMACY rush to thrush THE FOUR SEASONS fashions for all seasons THE TRIO hallmark card and party shop WEBB'S CAMERA AND HOBBY SHOP records, photos, crafts W.E.D.A. RADIO STATION your hometown station WENDELL AUGUST FORGE aluminum gifts 137 DONORS ALBERTH’S 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 high school students CRESCENT GIFT SHOP fine gifts and decorative accessories DUNLAP’S MEAT MARKET custom cutting for home freezing GROVE CITY DINER specialists in home cooked food HANCOCK'S SHOE STORE fit for your feet HARVE’S DRUG STORE complete service for prescriptions HENRICK’S ESSO one stop service HUME INSURANCE AGENCY for general insurance ISACCO BROTHERS TILE COMPANY floor and wall covering MICHAEL JOSEPH soft drinks 138 DONORS L.UCAS COAL high quality commercial coal MATTHEW S REAL ESTATE mortgages arranged McCARL’S DRESS SHOP latest fashions for smart dressers bob McCullough t.v. sales and service philco, admiral, channelmaster MILLER’S GULF SERVICE go best... go gulf PIZER’S TAXI SERVICE courteous service JOE PUNTURERI'S soft drinks SAY MOTOR SALES quality used cars SHAWGO CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION building is our business SONNTAG SUNOCO SERVICE fast, friendly service STEESE’S ICE CREAM delicious, home-made ice-cream STRUBLE’S UPHOLSTERING SERVICE fine and excellent service R. EDWARD THOMAS HAIR STYLES beautiful hair styles TRI-STATE METALS INCORPORATED brass castings WESTLAKES DRESS SHOP smart approach for old and young 139 CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS KIWANIS CLUB KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS ROTARY CLUB UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA PROFESSIONALS DR. W. C. BERGER DR. A. W. DONAN DR. DAN GALLAGHER DR. H. J. LEWIS ATTORNEY M. L. McBRIDE, JR. DR. WILLIAM MENZIES, JR. WHERRY KETLER, ATTORNEYS AT LAW DR. D. E. WONSETTLER DR. R. A. YOURD 140 Pine Knot staff members, along with the student body and faculty, have witnessed the beginning of a promising decade. The staff has tried to capture the fleeting moments of the 1969-70 school year in the PINE KNOT. Hopefully, this book will recall a few of the joys, frustrations, and accomplishments of the year. Martha Penar Karen Dumbroski Mr. Nial McCamey THE STAFF Editor Assistant Editor Adviser 141 AUTOGRAPHS 142 AUTOGRAPHS 143 AUTOGRAPHS 144 This book printed by VELVATONE, a special process of lithograr printing. 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