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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1972 volume:

Leah Lynn Kissick Julee Ann McCamey Mr. Nial McCamey Co-Editors Signature ONE THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED SEVENTY-TWO VOLUME 47 � ®TT Published by the PINE KNOT STAFF GROVE CITY AREA HIGH SCHOOL GROVE CITY, PENNSYLVANIA This year has witnessed changes in many aspects of school life in areas of personal attitudes, ideas, courses and dress. The Administration has been more understanding this year than ever before with the expectation of developing fresh and improved views of the teacher-student relationship required for a complete education. Students are becoming more aware of the realm in which they live, with an increasing effort in urging students to participate in community, as well as, high school activities. We, the Editors and Staff of the 1972 PINE KNOT perceive the changes that have occurred during this past year, and at the same time recognize how the past influences each one of us in many areas. Now with the opening of this book, we hope both joyous and serious memories may once again become vivid in your mind, as we go on to new and different things. 4 ADMINISTRATION, ,6-21 SENIORS. UNDERCLASSMEN ACTIVITIES. 58-89 .90-127 ATHLETICS 128-138 SCHOOL BOARD First Row: Mr. Ronald L. McFarland. President; Mr. Edward B. Granger. Mr. Donald B. Elliot, Vice President; Mr. John D. Wilson. Second Row: Mr. Blaine L. Hovis. Mr. Ralph L. Beatty. Mr. Harry E. McNutt, Jr.. Mr. Paul E. Turner, Mr. Howard S. Mclntire. ADMINISTRATION Mr. Dale N. Pearce; Superintendent Butler County saw the beginning of Mr. Dale N. Pearce’s education. He attended Adams Township Schools and Mars Area High School. Mr. Pearce continued his learning experience at Slippery Rock State College, where he received his B.S. in Education. In the following years he earned his Masters Degree in Education at Westminster College. He also got additional graduate credits at Pennsylvania State University. Mr. William H. Koenig; Assistant Superintendent Before graduating from Grove City High School, Mr. William H. Koenig attended schools in Kentucky and Michigan. Among his college credits are 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. After his college education, Mr. Koenig served two years in the U.S. Army. He also taught in the public schools of Mercer and Allegheny Counties and was an Administrative Intern in the Dormont Borough School District for one year. Mr. Koenig was assistant superintendent in charge of instruction in the Saucon Valley School District before assuming his present post as Assistant Superintendent here in 1966. 8 PRINCIPALS Mr. Morrison L. Orr; Principal Mr. Morrison L. Orr is a graduate of Edinboro State Teachers College and did graduate work at Pennsylvania State University. He also took additional courses at the University of Massachusetts. Mr. Orr has previously taught at Cambridge Springs. South Butler and served as acting principal at Knock High School before accepting the position of Principal here. Mr. Donald J Aiken: Assistant Principal Mr. Donald Aiken assumed his role as Assistant Principal at the Senior High in January of 1969. He graduated from Lincoln High School in Ellwood City, and from Indiana University of Pennsylvania where he received his B.S. Degree. Mr. Aiken also received his Masters in Education from Westminster and has done additional graduate work at the University of Pittsburgh. Before coming to Grove City, Mr. Aiken taught in Neshannock Township Schools and in Laurence County Area Vocational Technical School. GUIDANCE 9 Miss Sally Soppitt; English Mrs. Ruth Conklin; English LANGUAGE Understanding between the societies and groups if this world is necessary for the solutions of our complex problems. We must try to communicate our ideas with others in the effort to share knowledge and overcome difficulties together. Grove City High School is promoting this cause through its language courses offering four years in English, French, Latin, and Spanish, in which one learns culture, as well as, speaking. Mrs. Dorothy Nutt: English, American Field Service Adviser Mr. Nial McCamey; English, Journalism, Pine Knot and Grover Star Adviser 10 Mr. Anthony Orsillo; Spanish Mrs. Mary Lou Christie: French, French Club Adviser. American Field Service Adviser Mrs. Norma Limbcrg; Latin, Latin Club Adviser Mrs. Eleanor Kellogg; French, French Club A dviser Mr. Richard Adams; English u m Mrs. Katherine Firm; English Mrs. Betty Walters; Latin, Latin Club Adviser Mrs. Jeanette Moya-Mendez: Spanish 11 Mr. Kenneth Peterson; English Mr. William Smoker; Chemistry SCIENCE Science, being a very complex field, is constantly changing. Old theories may be discarded while new ones are formulated. To aid student awareness of these concepts, G.C.H.S. offers a variety of courses dealing with Earth and Space, General Science, Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. Mr. Robert Deinert; Physics. Physics Club Adviser Mr. Homer Christie; Biology, Earth and Space Science, Science Research Club Adviser Mr. Jeffrey Boling; Biology. Biology Club Adviser Mr. Gordon Taylor; Science 12 Mr. Philip Powell; Algebra MATHEMATICS Grove City High School, understanding that mathematics is one of the most relevant fields in education, offers excellent courses in this area. Knowledge of numbers and their uses provide preparation in everyday situations, as well as, the development of abstract and practical reasoning. Business math, General math. Algebras I and II, Geometry. Trigonometry, and Calculus make available this valuable mathematical background this is necessary in today’s world. Mrs. Ellen Reichard; Algebra Mr. Joseph Youngo; Algebra Mr. Richard Boyles; Algebra. Geometry. Mr. James Hassel; Calculus, Geometry, Trigonome Trigonometry try. Math Club Adviser 13 Mr. Leonard Clarke; American History, Ninth Grade Guidance Counselor SOCIAL STUDIES Awareness of the groups and individuals, in this world is necessary for the understanding of their ways of life and their relation to us. Not only facts and events are presented to students, but also an urging toward involvement in this area. American History, Asian History, World Cultures, Sociology and Problems of Democracy are the well rounded courses offered. Mr. Samuel Williamson; American History Mr. John Hummel; American History Mr. Frederick Crum; American History Mr. Terry Reeher; Problems of Democracy, Sociology, Collectors Club A dviser % 14 Mr. Merle Druggs; Mathematics DO YOU WANT ? 0 GRAMMAR Miss Joan Foster; English, General Business Mrs. Ruth Wellington; Typing, Bookkeeping BUSINESS Business student of G.C.H.S. learn to apply and master the skills of our constantly changing economic world. Given these opportunities the student can find a fulfilling career. Courses offered include shorthand, typing, sales, law, bookkeeping, clerical practice, and the use of computer facilities. Understanding in individual and family financial situations is also gained, making these studies very valuable. Mrs. Doris Nichols; Typing Miss Annabelle Hamilton; IJbrarv Aide Adviser, Librarian SPECIALIZED FIELDS Our high school surroundings are completed by those in the specialized fields, with several excellent special courses offered. Vocational agriculture permits boys to learn and apply farming techniques. Drivers Education allows students the practical experience in driving beyond the classroom. Industrial arts and electricity classes prepare students for future occupations and hobbies, while Home Economics prepares girls in management and care of their future homes. Researching is made easy by using the quiet, comfortable, and orderly library facilities. Mrs. Jean Christie; Dental Hygienist Miss Eleanor Lewis; Homemaking. Home Economics Club Adviser Mr. Dennis McPherson; Occupational Education Mrs. Jane Williams; Nurse. Health Careers Club Advisor Mr. Terry McClelland; Industrial Arts Miss Nancy Davis; Librarian Mr. Glenn Adams; Industrial Arts 17 Mr. Bernard Barnes: Physical Education PHYSICAL EDUCATION Physical education builds not only the human body, but also developes coordination and conditions muscles. This fitness is reflected in better school work and a healthier state of mind. Activities such as volleyball, softball, football, gymnastics and fencing contribute to the students' fitness and relaxation. A health course is also offered in which one gains an understanding of the body. Mr. Eugene Forker; Health. World Cultures Mr. Richard Pctulia: Physical Education Mrs. Lorraine Gilson; Genera! Science. Physical Education. Majorette. Pep Club, and Cheerleader Adviser. Mrs. Nancy Jo Smoose; Health. Physical Education. Girls Athletic Association Adviser, Leaders Club Adviser, Girls Basketball Coach. 18 Mr. Grant Thompson; Music and Director of Band FINE ARTS Fine Arts provide activities in which high school students can demonstrate and develop their talent. Courses in Music, Art, Speech, and Drama strive to bring out creativity in young minds as well as the discovery and encouragement of talent. Students have the opportunity to learn public speaking and dramatics by participating in speech classes and outside speaking activities. They gain confidence before audiences and learn to act and concentrate. In chorus, band, and orchestra students perform together in concerts and musicals. A four year course in art develops the students’ special interests. Mr. Gaylord Griffiths; Art, Art Club Adviser Mr. Lew Matthews; Music and Director of Orchestra Mr. Kenvin Moreau; Music and Director of Chorus 19 OFFICE PERSONAL Mr. Wayne Gregg; Business Manager Mrs. Marge McGinnis; Secretary to Principal Mrs. Helen Filer: Secretary Mrs. Ruth Anne Walter: Secretary to Superintendent Miss Kathryn Urey; Secretary to Business Manager Mrs. Jean Brown: Secretary to Librarian 20 Mrs. Rhonda McClelland; Secretary to Assistant Principal Mrs. Adcle Butler; Secretary to Guidance CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Frances Lamont; Secretary to Assistant Superintendent First Row: Helen Wise. Helen Hutcheson. Betty Thompson. Mar)’ Porkalob. Virginia Palmer. Mary Ryder. Shirley Tun-stall. Second Row: June Coulter. Jane Bobbcrt. Jean Rowe. Alice Fink. Doris Bell. Hazel Henerv. 21 23 Senior ¥ Rick Alba Robin Armstrong Mark Alfreno Jefl' Allison Joyce Bair Richard Bailey Gregg Applegate Barbara Jo Baker Wayne Barnes John Bagby Nineteen 24 Margaret Benson Dean Beers Marilyn Best Susan Black Thomas Barron Kathy Beatty Karen Bice Marla Blom Class Hope Blauser Seventy-Two 25 Glynis Berger Karen Black Michael Braine Nineteen Albert Bonanni David Boylan Robert Brecsc Senior Lee Bovard Connie Briggs Bonnie Bowers Paul Boner Jayne Bowser Keith Broerman 26 Anne Brower Bradley Butler Michael Brown Carol Brycr Robert Chuck Seventy-Two 27 Ted Buchanan Darlene Churchill Sally Butch Patty Caldwell Class Charles Crawford Nineteen Susan Clarke Senior Cindy Coppolella Dennis Coulter Robert Cowan Robert Cummins Mike Creveling Michael Collers Patricia Covert Joni DeMarsh 28 Pam Deniker Nancy Dickson Oleda Dulanev Michael Dunkerlv Seventy-Two 29 Debbie Ellis Milo Dorr Elva Eakin Marla Drennan Ann Driscoll David Duda James Eaton Sally Evans Kathy Filer Jill Fitzgerald Donald Faulconbridge Dennis Ferry Joel Flemming Nineteen 30 Diane Frampton Diane Frank Sally Fenrick Holly Ferguson Senior David Gregg Mary Grossman Carol Hamil Jeff Haynes Vickie Hieble Debbie Hill Tom Himes Michael Hoffman Dennis Horkcy William Kildoo Sue King Karen Kaufman Alan Keck Bill Keiscr Nancy Keighly Nineteen 34 Senior Ed Kaltenbaugh Bonnie Keck Gail Kiser Richard KnaufT Mark Knepper Pam Labor Cynthia Knight Seventy-Two 35 William Kite Class Darlene Klink Mark Koenig Sandy Koi Bob Kocher David Lightncr Pamela Long Jefl Lumlev Deborah Lumely Gay Lutton Nineteen 36 Anne Lamont David Leone Thomas Lalshaw Mark Lindey Doug Lynn Lynctte MacTaggert Russell Mannozzi Bruce Martin Julccann McCamcy Fred McClimans Steve Martin Judy McAninch Sharon McDermott Sue McDougall Seventy-Two 37 Walter McDowell Brenda McBride James McCalla Pamela McElory Robert Michael Robert McKee David McKnight Laurel Moon Lee Montgomery Don Miller Nineteen Senior Donald McFarland David Metheny Jill Moore 38 Thomas Moore Debic Mooser Esther Moury Craig Neyman Larry Oakes Class Mary Noble Jon Noel Seventy-Two 39 Alan Nelson Kathy Mulquccn Loretta Moury Victor Nicholas Mary O’Neil Michael Parcnti Nineteen Terri Parker Robert Palmer Cynthia Patterson Betty Pananos Cheri Pagni Jeff Orr Joyan Palo vie h William Patterson 40 Elnore Pears Grace Perry Pam Perry Thomas Porsch Nancy Pridemorc Nineteen 42 Gerald Rhoads Ken Riddle Betsy Ritenour Gayla Rice Dick Rcmlcy William Richards Jacquc Riddle Ralph Reynolds Julie Richardson Randy Robinson Edris Robson Nancy Runkle Seventy-Two 43 Joseph Schepp Rudy Sansotta Rodney Rodgers Diane Rowe Patty Say Bill Schell Class James Schepp Robert Royle f| Pam Royer Cindy Saylor Cindy Steele Laurence Shaw Pat Suhrie Terry Smith Larry Sowers Lester Steele Ruth Schermerhom Joan Shawgo Nineteen 44 George Smiley Mike Stevenson Shirley Snyder Bruce Tearc Lois Thompson Sandy Tunstall Elaine Teare George Tucci Seventy-Two 45 Claire Thompson Sylvia Urquidi Kathy Vaughan Mary Ann Thatcher Robert Thompson Karen Tinkey Stanley Welton Nineteen Brute Vinton Leora Ward Roy Webster Virginia Welton Anita Webster Suzanne Walsh Robert Webster David White 46 Rick Wilson Robert Wilson Cathy Winder Jim Zellman Dave Zinkham SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: First Row President Jeff Lumley, Vice President Sally Fenrick. Second Row Secretary Pam Royer. Treasurer Joni DeMarsh. Seventy-Two 47 SENIOR ACTIVITIES ALBA. RICK 307 Elm Street Chess Club I. AI.BERTH. MARIANNE 518 Woodland Avenue Chorus I. 2, 3, 4 .. . Musicals I. 2. 3. 4 . Grover Star I .. . Thespians 3. 4 . . . G.A.A. 1.2... Latin Club 2, 3. Censon 4 . . Basketball 1.2... Junior Play Committee . . . Prom Decorating Committee. ALERENO. MARK 136 Harvard Street Monogram 1, 2. 3. 4 . .. Football I. 2, 3. 4 Wrestling I. 2, 3 ... Track 1, 3 .. . Prom Decorating Committee. ALLISON. JEFF 418 Edgewood Avenue BAG BY. JOHN R.D. 6 Mercer Key Club 4 ... O.E. Club 2, 3, 4. BAILEY, RICHARD R.D. 2 Band 1. 2. 3. 4 ... Musicals 3 .. . Drama Club 3. 4 . .. Science Club 1 . .. French Club 1. 2, 3, 4 ... Monogram Club 3. 4 . . . Wrestling 2. 3, 4. ... Junior Class Play. BAIR. JOYCE 206 Valley Street Cheerleaders 1,2... Majorettes 3 ... Library Aides 1 . .. Latin Club 2. 3 . . . Pep Club 1. 2. 3, 4 . . . Chemistry Lab Assistant 4. BAKER. BARBARA JO R.D. 3 Science Club 1 ... Drama Club 1. 2 ... A.F.S. 1, 2. 3 . .. Pep Club 1, 2, 3 ... Majorettes 1, 2, 3 ... Biology Club 1 . . . Junior Class Play Committee . . . Prom Decorating Committee. BARNES. WAYNE 205 Hilcrest Circle Radio Club 2 ... Collectors Club 4. BARRON. THOMAS R.D. 1 Band 1, 2, 3. 4 . . . Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Honor Society 3. 4 ... Science Club 1 ... A.F.S. 3. 4 . .. French Club 1, 2. 3, 4 .. . Junior Play Cast.. . Math Club 3, 4 . . . Golf 3. BEATTY. KATHY R.D. 2 Box 35 Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3 ... F.B.L.A. I ... Health Career Club 2. 3 .. . Junior Class Play . .. Prom Decorating Committee. BEERS. DEAN 1320 West Main Street Monogram Club 3, 4 . . . Football 2. 3, 4 . . . Wrestling 2. 3, 4. BENSON. MARGARET 511 State Street Drama Club 4 . . . Pine Knot 3. 4 . .. Grover Star 3. 4 ... G.A.A. 1 . . . Art Club 3 ... Chocolate Milk Staff 4 . . . A.F.S. 2. 3. 4 . .. French Club 2. Treasurer 3. 4 . . . Prom Decorating Committee. Chairman . . . Secretary of the Junior Class .. . Winter Festival Queen . .. Junior Play Committee. BENTON, BRUCE R.D. 3 Slippery Rock BERGER. GLYNIS 608 Woodland Circle Chorus 3. 4 . . . Musicals 3. 4 . . . Drama Club 3, 4 .. . Library Aides 1,2... Science Club 1 ... G.A.A. 1, 2 ... A.F.S. 1. 2. 3. 4 ... French Club 2. 3. 4 . .. Junior Play Committee . . . Prom Decorating Committee. BEST. MARILYN R.D. 1 Volant Drama Club 3. 4 . . . Library Aides 1. 2 ... G.A.A. 2. 3 .. . Tri-Hi-Y 1,2... A.F.S. 1, 3 ... Chess Club 1 ... French Club 3. Assistant Treasurer 4 ... Math Club 3, 4 ... Prom Decorating Committee. BICE. KAREN R.D. 4 G.A.A. 4 . .. Colour Guard 2 . .. Prom Decorating Committee. BLACK, KAREN 639 Miller Avenue Band 1. 2, 3, 4 ... Chorus 3, 4 ... Musicals 3. 4 . . . F.T.A. 2, 3. 4 . .. Science Club I ... G.A.A. 1,2... A.F.S. 4 . . . French Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Girls Track 3, 4 . . . Junior Play Committee ... Prom Decorating Committee. BLACK.SUSAN 513 State Street Pine Knot 1 . .. Grover Starl . .. Library Aides 1, 2. 3. President 4 . . . Science Club I ... G.A.A. 2. 3, 4 ... Debate Club 1 ... Pep Club 1.2... Biology Club 2 ... French Club 4 . . . Latin Club 2, 3 ... Junior Play Committee. BLAUSER. HOPE R.D. 4 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Leaders Club 4 . . . Girls Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4. BLOM, MARLA R.D. 1 Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4 . . . Musicals 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . F.B.L.A. 1 . .. G.A.A. I . . . Tri-Hi-Y I ... Prom Decorating Committee. BONANNI. ALBERT R.D. 4 BONER. PAUL 616 Ridgeway Avenue French Club 4 . .. A.F.S. 4. BOVARD. LEE 538 Stewart Avenue Football 2 .. . Track 4 ... Prom Decorating Committee. BOWERS. BONNIE R.D. 1 Drama Club 1. 2 ... F.H.A. 1 ... Library Aides 1,2... Junior Play ... Prom Decorating Committee. BOWSER. JAYNE 1009 Keller Drive F. B.L.A. I . . . Health Careers Club 3. 4 . .. G. A.A. I. 2 ... A.F.S. 3, 4 ... Collectors Club 4 . .. Track 3. 4 . . . Prom Decorating Committee. BOYLAN. DAVID 203 W. Poplar Street Band 1, 2, 3, 4. BRAIN. RON R.D. 2 BRAINE. MIKE 331 College Avenue Monogram Club 2. 3. 4 ... Football 1.2... Wrestling 1, 2. 3, 4 ... Prom Decorating Committee. BREESE, ROBERT 631 Liberty Street Key Club 4 . . . Prom Decorating Committee. BRIGGS, CONNIE 602 Spring Street Health Careers Club 2. 3 ... G.A.A. 1, 2. 4 . . . A.F.S. 3, 4 . .. French Club I. 2, 3. 4 . . . Math Club 4 ... Saturday Science 1 ... Girls Track 1, 2. 3, 4 ... Junior Play Committee . . . Prom Decorating Committee. BROERMAN, KEITH R.D. 3 Metal Shop Club 3. President 4 BROWER. ANNE R.D. 2 Drama Club 1, 2. 3, 4 ... Science Club 4 .. Thespians 3. 4 ... Biology Club 2. 3 . .. Lab Assistant 2, 3, 4 .. . Junior Play BROWN. MIKE R.D. 2 Band 1, 2, 3. 4 . .. Musicals 1, 2, 3, 4 . .. Orchestra 3, 4 . .. Science Club 1 . . . Latin Club 3 ... Basketball 1, 2. BRYER MARY JO 427 W. Washington Blvd. Drama Club 3 .. . Pine Knot 3 .. . Grover Star 3 . .. Honor Society 4 . .. A.F.S. I, 2. 3. 4 . . . French Club 1. 2, 3. 4 . .. Junior Play ... Prom Decorating Committee .. . Art Workshop 4. 48 BUCHANAN, KAREN 125 Grant Street Chorus 1,2... Musicals 1,2... Drama Club 3 ... F.B.L.A. 1,4... G.A.A. 1 . . . Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2. 3 ... Prom Decorating Committee. BUCHANAN, TED R.D. 1 Key Club I ... Football 2, 3. 4 . . . Basketball 3 ... Track 1 ... Prom Decorating Committee. BURNETT. RONALD 513 Stewart Avenue Band I. 2. 3 ... Science Club I . .. Chess Club 1 ... French Club 3, 4 ... . Math Club 3. 4 . . . Latin Club 2 .. . Outdoors Club 3. 4 ... Track 2. 3, 4. BUTCH. SALLY 516 State Street Drama Club 3, 4 ... G.A.A. 1.2... A.F.S. 2. 3, 4 . .. French Club 3. 4 . .. Junior Play Committee . . . Prom Decorating Committee. BUTLER. BRADLEY 604 Euclid Avenue Science Club 1 ... Monogram Club 2. 3. 4 .. . Pine Knot 3 ... Grover Star 3 ... Student Council 4 . . . Debate Club 2 . . . A.F.S. 3 ... Latin Club 2, 3 ... Football I. 2. 3 ... Wrestling 1 ... Track 1, 2. 3. 4 . .. Junior Play Prom Decorating Committee. CALDWELL, PATTY 514 N. Broad Street G.A.A. 2. 3. 4 . .. Girls Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4 ... Girls Track 3. CHURCHILL. DARLENE 218 College Avenue F.B.L.A. 2 ... Tri-Hi-Y 2. CLARKE, SUSAN R.D. 2 Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4 . .. Musicals 1, 2. 3, 4 Drama Club 4 . .. F.T.A. 1 ... Honor Society 2, 3. 4 ... Library Aides 1. 2. 3. 4. .. Latin Club 2. 3 ... Junior Play Committee ... Prom Decorating Committee. COPPOLELLA. CINDY 514 State Street Band 1,2... Library Aides 1. 2, 3 ... G.A.A. 1 . .. Leaders Club 2, 3, 4 . . . French Club 1. 2, Assist. Treas. 3, 4 . . . Girls Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4 ... Junior Play Committee ... Prom Decorating Committee. COULTER. DENNIS 155 Edgewood Avenue O.E. Club 2. Secretary 3, Vice-President 4. COVERT, PATRICIA 113 Chestnut Street Band 1, 2, 3 .. . G.A.A. 2. 3. 4 . . . Latin Club 2. 3 ... Leaders Club 4 . .. Girls Track 2. 3. 4 . .. Junior Play Committee ... Prom Decorating Committee. COWAN. ROBERT R.D. 2 Student Council 2, Vice-President 3, President 4 . . Key Club 3 ... Latin Club 2, 3 ... Monogram Club 4 . . . Basketball I. 2. 3. 4 Prom Decorating Committee. CRAWFORD. CHARLES R.D. 4 Band 3. 4 ... Latin Club 2. 3 . .. Lab Assistant 3. CREVEL1NG. MIKE R.D. 2 Science Club 1 .. . Monogram Club 4 . . Latin Club 3. 4 . .. Golf 3. 4 . .. Football 1 ... Wrestling 1. CUMMINS. ROBERT 211 Harvard Street Honor Society 4 ... Monogram Club 2. 3. 4 ... French Club 2, 3 ... Football 1, 2. 3.4 . Basketball 1 . .. Track 2. 3. 4 . .. Prom Decorating Committee. DeMARSH, JONI 1000 Lincoln Avenue Musicals 1 ... Drama Club 1 ... F.T.A. 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 4 ... Honor Society 3. 4 . .. Science Club 1 ... Student Council 1, 2, Sec. 3, 4 ... Thespians 3. 4 ... A.F.S. 2. Vice-Pres. 3. Pres. 4 ... Math Club 3, 4 ... Latin Club 2. Treas. 3, 4 ... Majorettes I, 2, Assist. Head 3. Head 4 . .. Junior Class Treasurer.. . Senior Class Treasurer . . . Winter Festival Aide . . Homecoming Aide . .. Junior Play Student Director ... Prom Decorating Committee. DENIKER. PAM R.D. 3 Chorus 1 ... Musicals 1 ... Health Careers Club 2 ... Collectors Club 2 ... French Club 1 ... Equestrian Club 4 . .. Junior Play Committee. DENNISON LU ANN R.D. 2 DICKSON, NANCY R.D. 1 Chorus 3. 4 . . . Musicals 3. 4 . .. G.A.A. 2, 3, 4 ... Pep Club 1.2... Collectors Club. Pres. 4 . . . Art Workshop 3. 4 . .. Chess Club 1. DORR. MILO 203 E. Pine Street Honor Society 2, 3. 4 ... Science Club 1 Thespians 3, 4 ... A.F.S. 3. 4 . . . French Club 1. 2, 3, 4 ... Math Club 3, 4 . .. Basketball 1 ... Junior Play ... Competition Play. DRENNEN, MARLA 517 Stewart Avenue Chorus 4 . . . Musicals 4 ... F.B.L.A. 1 ... Chess Club 1 ... Tri-Hi-Y 1.2... Junior Play Committee DRISCOLL. ANN 327 East Pine Street Drama Club 3. 4 .. . F.T.A. 2... A.F.S. A... Chess Club 1 ... French Club 2, 3. 4 .. Junior Play Committee .. . Prom Decorating Committee. DUDA. DAVE 318 McConnell Street DULANEY. OLEDA R.D. 1 Drama Club 1, 2 ... G.A.A. 1 ... Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2 ... Junior Play Committee . .. Prom Decorating Committee. DUNKERLY. MICHAEL R.D. 1 F.F.A. 1. 2, 3. 4. President . . . Equestrian Club 4. EAKIN ELVA 109 Edgewood Avenue F.B.L.A. 4. EATON, JAMES R.D. 6 Metal Shop. ELLIS, DEBORAH LEE 1003 South Center Street Chorus 3. 4 . . . Musicals 3. 4 . . . Drama Club 1,2... Equestrian Club 4. EVANS. SALLY R.D. I F.H.A. 3 .. . Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2. FAULCONBRIDGE. DONALD 113 Winfield Drive Radio Club 2 ... Honor Society 4 . .. French Club 1. 2. 3. 4 ... Prom Decorating Committee ... Basketball Manager 1. FENRICK. SALLY R.D. 6 Drama Club 1 ... Honor Society 3. secretary 4 ... Freshman Class President . .. Senior Class Vice-President ... Math Club 3, Secretary 4 .. . A.F.S. 2. 3, 4 .. Health Careers Club 2, Vice-President 3, President 4 . . French Club 2, 3, Vice-President 4 Homecoming Aide .. . Tri-Hi-Y 1 ... Junior Class Play . . . Prom Decorating Committee. FERGUSON. HOLLY 443 Liberty Street Honor Society 3, 4 ... Health Careers Club 4 ... G.A.A. 3. 4 . .. Tri-Hi-Y 1 ... A.F.S. 4 ... Latin Club 2. 3 ... Prom Decorating Committee. FERRY DENNIS R.D. 6 Monogram Club 3. 4 . .. Key Club 3, 4 . . . Football 1. 2, 3, 4 ... Wrestling 1. 2, 3 Outdoors Club 2. 3. 4. 49 FILER. KATHY R.D. 2 G.A.A. I, 2. Secretary 3. President 4 .. Girls Basketball I. 2, 3. 4 . .. Girls Track I. 2. FITZGERALD. JILL 309 Lincoln Avenue Drama Club I. 2. 3. Secretary 4 . .. Grover Star 3 .. . G.A.A. 1.2... A.F S. I. 2. 3. 4 . . . French Club 3. 4 .. . Junior Play Committee .. . Prom Decorating Committee FORESE. PAT North Street Ext. Monogram Club 2. Vice-Pres. 3. Pres. 4 . . . Key Club 3 .. . Football I. 2. 3. 4 . .. Wrestling I. 2, 3. 4 . . . Track I. 2 ... Prom Decorating Committee. FRAMPTON. DIANE 142 North Broad Street Health Careers Club 2. 3. 4. GAMMON. MARTA R.D. 6 Mercer C horus 3. 4 . . . Musicals 3. 4 .. Bible Club 4. GARGASZ. TOM R.D. 6 Mercer GARRISON. JANET R.D. 1 Volant F.B.L.A. A ... Tri-Hi-Y 3. GAWNE, KIMBERLY R.D. 1 Drama Club I ... Collectors Club 4. GEARY. CONNIE 530 South Center Street Chorus I. 2. 3. 4 . . Musicals I. 2. 3. 4 . . . Drama Club 4 . Grover Star Staff 2 . .. Pine Knot 2 . . . Science Club 1 ... Health Careers Club 1. 2, 3 ... G.A.A. I . . . Pennsylvania Junior Academy of Science . . . Junior Class Play Committee . . . Latin Club 3 . . . Girls Track 3 . . . Majorettes 3. 4 . . Prom Decorating Committee . .. Library Aides 1. 2. GEARY. KATHY 420 McConnell Street Drama Club 3 .. . Health Careers Club 2 ... Junior Class Play Committee .. . Prom Decorating Committee ... Leaders Club 2. 3. GILLILAND. JOHN R.D. 3 Grover Star Staff 2 . .. Pine Knot Staff 2 . .. Outdoors Club I. 2. Vice-President 3. President 4 . . . Key Club 3 .. . Latin Club 2 . .. Wrestling I. 2. 3 ... Prom Decorating Committee. GLENN. DEBBIE R.D. 1 Drama Club I Pine Knot Staff 2. 3. 4 Grover Star Staff 2. 3. 4 . . . Health Careers Club Secretary 4 ... Tri-Hi-Y I .. . Bible Club 3. 4 . . A.F.S. 2. 3, 4 . . . Latin Club 2. GOBLE. MARY 224 State Street Chorus 2, 3. 4 . Musicals 2. 3. 4 . . . G.A.A. 2. 3. 4 . . . Library Aides 2. 4 . . . Health Careers Club 2. 3. 4 . . Leaders Club 3. 4 . . . Junior Class Play Committee .. . Debate Club 2 ... Forensic 3 .. . A.F.S. 2. 3. 4 . . . Girls Basketball 2 . .. Girls Track 2, 3. 4 . . . Prom Decorating Committee. GREGG. DAVID 1005 South Center Street Pine Knot 4 . . . Grover Star 4 . . . Key Club 3 . .. Collectors Club 2, 3 . .. Outdoors Club 3. 4. GROSSMAN. LINDA 300 Edgewood Avenue Band I. 2. 3 ... G.A.A. 1, 2. 3, 4 ... Girls Basketball I. 2, 3. 4 .... Girls Track I, 2. 3. 4. GUARNIERI. MICHAEL 106 Clark Street Science Club I . . . Golf I. 2. 3. 4 ... . Prom Decorating Committee . .. Wrestling 2 .. . Football I. HAAG. GLORIA R.D. st I Chorus I . . . Musicals I .. . Health Careers Club 2. HAM1L. CAROL R.D. st2 Chorus I ... Musicals I ... Pine knot 2 ... Grover Star 2 ... Honor Society 3. 4 ... Library Aides I, 2, 3. 4 . . Science Club I ... Pep Club 2. 3 .. . Junior Academy of Science 1 ... A.F.S. L I 3. 4 ... Math Club 3. 4 ... Latin Club 2. 3. 4 . . . Junior Class Play . . . Prom Decorating Committee. HARDING. LAUREL R.D. st6 Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. HARGLEROAD. BONNIE 407 Garden Avenue HAY. LAURIE 100 Keller Drive A.F.S. 4 . . . French Club I, 3. 4. HAYNES, JEFF 514 East Pine Street Monogram Club 2. 4 . . . Latin Club 3 ... Basketball I. 2. 3. 4 . .. Track 1. 2. 4 ... Prom Decorating Committee. HEATH. ROBERT R.D. St I F.F.A. 4. Reporter. HIEBEL. VICKIE 309 Gilmore Avenue Chorus 3. 4 . .. F.B.L.A. I ... Equestrians Club 4 . . . Prom Decorating Committee. HILL. DEBORAH 328 Bessemer Avenue Musicals 2 .. . Drama Club 3 ... Library Club I. 2 ... Science Club I . .. Chocolate Milk 3 ... Junior Class Plav Committee . . . French Club 2. 3. HOCKENBERRY. DAVID R.D. 2 Jackson Center Collectors C lub 2. HOCKENBERRY. DOUG R.D. st3 Monogram Club 3. 4 . . . Key Club 3, 4 . . . Football I. 2, 3, 4 . . . Wrestling I, 2, 3. 4 . Prom Decorating Committee. HODGSON. JANE 505 Highland Avenue Drama Club 4 . . . F.T.A. 2, 3 . .. Honor Society 3. 4 . . . Science Club 1 . .. Thespians 3. 4 ... Junior Academy of Science .. . Pep Club 1, Secretary 2 ... A.F.S. 3 ... French Club I. 2. 3. 4 . .. Junior Class Play ... Prom Decorating Committee. HOFFMAN. LYNN 301 Woodland Avenue Chorus I, 2. 3, 4 . . . Musicals 1. 2. 3, 4 . .. Honor Society 4 . . Library Aides I. 2 ... Science Club I ... Pep Club I ... A.F.S. 4 ... French Club 2, 3. Secretary. 4 ... Prom Decorating Committee. HOFFMAN, MICHAEL R.D. 3 Metal Shop Club 3. 4. HORKEY, DENNIS R.D. 1 Volant Chorus I. 2. 3 ... Musicals 1. 2. 3 ... Bible Club 2 . .. Collectors Club 3. HOVIS. BLAINE R.D 4 Band 2 . . . Science Club 1 ... Golf 2. 3. 4 .. Prom Decorating Committee. HUGHES. CHYNITHIA R.D. 1 Chorus 3. 4 . . . Musicals 3. 4 . . . Pep Club 4 ... Junior Class Play Committee .. . Prom Decorating Committee . .. Collectors Club 4. HUME, GEORGE R.D. 6 Band I. 2, 3, 4 . . . Musicals 2. 3, 4 . . . Pine Knot 2, 3, 4 . . . Grover Star 2, 3. 4 . .. Science Club I . . . Orchestra I. 2. 3. 4 ... Chess Club 1 . . . Math Club 3. 4 . . . Prom Decorating Committee. 50 KALTENBAUGH. ED R.D. 6 Band I, 2. Vice-President 3 ... Musicals I, 2. 3 ... Drama Club 2 ... Science Club I. KAUFMAN. KAREN R.D. 1 Volant F.T.A. I ... Library Aides 1. KECK. ALAN R.D. 2 Band 1.2... Radio Club 2. KECK. BONNIE 122 West Washington Blvd. Bible Club 2, 3. .. Library Aides I. 2. 3. 4 ... Leaders Club 2. 3. 4. KECK. RUTH R.D. 4 Chorus 3. 4 . . . Musicals 3. 4 . . . Drama Club 1. 2. 3, 4 . . . Science Club 1 . . . G.A.A. I. 2 . . . Art Workshop 4 . . . Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2 ... Junior Class Play Committee . . . A.F.S. 2. 3. 4 ... Girls Track 2 ... Prom Decorating Committee. KECK, WAYNE R.D. 2 Band I ... F.F.A. Treasurer I. 2. 3. Vice-President 4. KEIGHLEY, NANCY 502 Lincoln Avenue Chorus I. 2. 3. 4 Musicals I, 2, 3. 4 . .. Pine Knot 3 ... Grover Star 3 ... Tri-Hi-Y 1 . . . Junior Class Play Committee. KEISER. BILL 429 Summit Street Drama Club 4 . .. Chess Club 1 ... Wrestling 2 ... Prom Decorating Committee. KILDOO. WILLIAM 719 Tidball Avenue Science Club I . . Prom Decorating Committee. KING. SUE 118 West Washington Blvd. Drama Club 3 ... F.B.L.A. 4 . .. Orchestra 1. 2. 3. 4 ... Health Careers Club 2 ... French Club 1.2... Junior Class Play ... Prom Decorating Committee. KISER. GAIL 913 Sunset Avenue School Organist.. . F.T.A. 1. 2. 3. President 4 .. . Cheerleader I. 2. 3. Captain 4 . . . Honor Society 3. 4 . . . Science Club I . .. Student Council 3. Secretary 4... G.A.A. 1.2... Pep Club 1. 2, 3 ... A.F.S. 2. 3. Secretary 4 . . French Club 4 . . Math Club 3. Vice-President 4 . Latin Club 2. 3 Secretary . .. Girls Basketball 1.2... Girls Track I. 2. 3. 4 . . Junior Class Play . . . Prom Decorating Committee. KISSICK. LEAH LYNN R.D. 1 Chorus 1. 2, 3. 4 . .. Musicals 1. 2. 3. 4 . F. T.A. 2. Secretary 3. 4 . . . Pine Knot 2. 3. Co-Editor 4 . .. Grover Star 2. 3. Co-Editor 4 ... Library Aides 4. President ... Chocolate Milk 4 ... Tri-Hi-Y 1 .. . Junior Class Play Committee ... A.F.S. 3. 4 ... Prom Decorating Committee .. . Quill and Scroll Society. KL1NK. DARLENE 124 Grant Street Majorettes 3. 4 . . . Musicals I . . . G.A.A. I. 2. 3. 4 . . . Cheerleaders 1.2... Pep Club 3. 4 .. . A.F.S. 3. 4 . . . Latin Club 3 ... French Club 1 ... Basketball 2. 3, 4 ... Girls Track 3. 4 . .. Library Aides 1.2... Prom Decorating Committee. KNAUFF. RICHARD R.D. 6 Metal Shop Club 2. 3. 4. KNEPPF.R. MARK 914 Sunset Avenue Science Club 1 . . . Collectors Club Treasurer 4 . .. Prom Decorating Committee. KNIGHT, CYNTHIA 316 Elm Street G. A.A. I. 2. 3. 4 .. . Junior Class Play Committee ... Home Ec Club. KOCHER. BOB 417 Maple Street Monogram Club I. 2. 3, 4 . . . Key Club 2. 3. 4 ... Latin Club 2. 3 ... Football I. 2. 3 ... Basketball 1.2... Track 1.2... Prom Decorating Committee. KOENIG. MARK 604 Superior Street Band 1. 2. 3. 4 ... Chorus 3. 4 . . . Musicals 4 ... Drama Club 3, 4 . .. Honor Society 2. 3. 4 ... Thespians 3. 4 ... Orchestra 2. 3. 4 . .. A.F.S. 3. 4 ... French Club I. 2. 3. 4 . . . Math Club 3. 4 . .. Junior Play. KOI. SANDY R.D. 5 6 Mercer F.T.A. 3. 4 . . . Pine Knot 2. Assist. Editor 3. 4 ... Grover Star 2. Assist. Editor 3. 4 ... Science Club I ... G.A.A. 3. 4 ... Biology Club 2 ... Latin Club 3. 4 . . . Jr. Academy of Science I ... Prom Decorating Committee . Quill and Scroll. LABOR. PAM R.D. «2 Chorus I. 2. 3. 4 .. . Musicals I. 2. 3. 4 . Pine Knot 2 ... Grover Star 2 .. . Library Aide 2 .. . Science Club I . .. G.A.A. 1.2... A.F.S. 2. 3. 4 . French Club 2. 3. 4 . . Leaders Club 1. 2. 3. 4 . .. Girls Basketball I ... Girls Track 2. 3. 4 . . . Junior Play Committee ... Prom Decorating Committee. 51 LAMONT, ANNE 1001 Columbia Avenue Honor Society 2. 3. 4 . . . Library Aide 1, 2. 3 ... Science Club I ... Health Careers Club 4 ... Chess Club 1. . . Math Club 3. 4 . . Latin Club 2. 3 ... Chocolate Milk Staff 4 . . . Junior Play Committee. LATSHAW. THOMAS R.D. � 1 Monogram Club 3 ... Key Club 2. 3. 4 .. Outdoors Club 2. 3, 4 . .. Football I. 2. 3 ... Track 4 . . . Prom Decorating Committee. LEONE. DAVID 709 Stockton Avenue Band 1. 2. LIGHTNER. DAVID R.D. 5 2 Band I. 2, 3. 4. LONG. PAMELA 220 Grace Street Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4 ... Musicals 1, 2, 3. 4 Pine Knot I ... Grover Star 1 ... Library’ Aides I. Treas. 2 ... Science Club Pres. I . .. Health Careers Club 2. 3 ... Pep Club I. 2 ... A.F.S. 2. 3. 4 . .. Math Club 3. 4 ... Honor Society 2. 3. 4 . . Latin Club 3. Censor 4 ... Majorettes 2. 3. 4 ... Junior Play Committee .. . Prom Decorating Committee. LUMLEY. DEBORAH R.D. 5 3 Chorus I . .. Musicals I . . . Library Aides 1 . . Bible Club 2. 4 . . . Leaders Club 3 . .. Pep Club 2. 3 ... A.F.S. 2. 3 ... Girls Basketball 1. 2. LUMLEY. JEFF 419 McConnell Street Student Council 3. 4 ... Freshman Class Vice-Pres. Sophomore. Junior Senior Class President ... Monogram Club 2. 3. 4 . . . Latin Club 3.4 ... Football 1. 2. 3. 4 . .. Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4 ... Track I. 2. 3. 4. LUTTON. GAY 419 W. Popular Street Chorus 4 . .. Drama Club 4 . . Cheerleaders 1.3... Grover Star I . . . Library Aides 1. 2 .. . Science Club 1 ... G.A.A. 1. 2 ... Pep Club I. 2, 3 ... Leaders Club 1. 2. 3. 4 Stage Crew 2 . .. Girls Basketball I ... Girls Track 1. 2. 4 . . . Junior Play Committee ... Prom Decorating Committee. LYNN. DOUG 603 Superior Street Prom Decorating Committee. MacTAGGART. LYNETTE 616 Euclid Avenue F.T.A. I. 2 ... Cheerleaders 3. 4 . . . Pine Knot 2 .. . Grover Star Staff 2 .. . Honor Society 4 . Library Aides I. 2. 3, 4 G.A.A. I. 2. 4 ... Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4 Bible Club 4 . .. Prom Decorating Committee. MANNOZZ1. RUSSELL R.D. st A.V.A.C. L 2 ... Football I . . . Wrestling 3 MARTIN. BRUCE 221 Franklin Place McANINCH. JUDY R.D. 2 Bible Club 3. 4 .. O.E. Club Secretary 2. 3. 4. McBride, brenda 316 East Washington Blvd. Chorus I. 2. 4 . .. Musicals 1. 2. 4 . . . Drama Club 3, Vice-President 4 ... Cheerleaders 3. 4 . . . Pine Knot 2 ... Grover Star Staff 2 . .. Honor Society 3, 4 . . . Library Aides I. 2 ... Science Club I ... G.A.A. 1,2... A.F.S. I, 2. 3. 4 . . . French Club 2. Asst. Treasurer 3, Asst. Secretary 4. .. Math Club 3. Treasurer 4 ... Junior Class Play ... Prom Decorating Committee. McCALLA. JAMES 415 Woodland Avenue Science Club 1 . . . Outdoors Dlub 2, 3. 4 . . . Key Club 3. 4 . . . Latin Club 2. 3. President 4 . .. Prom Decorating Committee. McCAMEY. JULEE ANN 306 West Main Street Chorus I ... Musicals ... F.T.A. I. 2. 3.4 ... Pine Knot 2, 3. Co-Editor 4 ... Grover Star 2. 3. Co-Editor 4 .. . Library Aides 1. 2. 3. 4 ... A.F.S. 2, 3. 4. McCLIMANS. FRED 1005 Ketler Drive Monogram Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Key Club 2. 3. 4 . .. Latin Club 3 ... Golf 1, 2, 3. 4 . . Football I .. . Basketball 1.3... Prom Decorating Committee. McDermott, sharon 717 Terrace Avenue F.B.L.A. 1. Historian 2. Secretary 3. Secretary 4 . . . Junior Class Play Committee . .. A.F.S. 2, 3. 4 .. . Prom Decorating Committee. McDOUGALL. SUE R.D st 1 Band 1 . .. Drama Club 3 ... Collectors Club 2 ... A.F.S. 2. McDowell, wally r.d 1 Band 1. 2, 3 ... Outdoors Club 3 ... Collectors Club 3. 4 . . Prom Decorating Committee. McELROY. PAMELA 410 Liberty Street Band I. 2. 3. 4 . . . Science Club 1 ... A.F.S. 2. 3. 4 . . . Orchestra 3. 4. . . Latin Club 2, 3. McFarland, donald R.D. st 1 Volant Monogram Club 3. 4 . . . Key Club I. 2 Vice-President 3. President 4 . . . Football 1. 3. 4 ... Prom Decorating Committee. McKEE. ROBERT 604 Highland Avenue Chorus 4 . Musicals 3. 4 .. . Drama Club 3. 4 . . . Pine Knot 3, 4 . .. Grover Star 3, 4 . . . Honor Society 2. 3. 4 . . Science Club 1 ... Thespians 3. 4 ... Forensic 3. 4 . . . Chess Club 1 . Math Club 4 . Latin Club 2 ... Stage Crew 4 . . . Junior Class Play . .. Competition Play . . . Prom Decorating Committee. Mcknight, david 213 State Street Honor Society 4 . .. Monogram Club 4 ... Key Club 2. 3. 4 ... Math Club 4 ... Latin Club 3 ... Golf 1. 2. 3. 4 ... Soph. Class Vice-President ... Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4 . . . Prom Decorating Committee. METHENEY. DAVID R.D. 2 Metal Shop Club 4 . . Wrestling 3. MILLER. DON 603 Spring Street MONTGOMERY, LEE R.D. st2 Metal Shop Club 4. MOON. LAUREL R.D. 2 Volant MOORE. JILL 1004 Keller Drive Chorus 1 . . . Musicals I . .. Drama Club 2. 3. 4 ... Cheerleaders I. 2. 3 ... Pine Knot 1, 2. 3 ... Grover Star Staff 1. 2. 3 ... Library Aides 1, 2 ... Science Club 1 ... Student Council 2, 3. 4 . .. G.A.A. 1.2... Class Officer. Secretary 1. Treasurer 2 ... Leaders Club 4 .. . Pep Club I. 2. 3 . .. Junior Class Play Committee ... A.F.S. 1, 2, 3. 4 ... French Club 1. 2, 3 .. . Stage Crew 2 ... Basketball I . .. Girls Track 1. 2. 3 ... Prom Decorating Committee. MOORE, THOMAS 712 Martin Street Band I. 2, 3 .. Biology Club I. 2. MOSER. DEB1 East Pine Street Band I. 2. 3 ... Chorus 3 ... Musicals 3 ... F.T.A. 4 . . Library Aides I. 2 ... Health Careers Club 3 ... G.A.A. 1, 2. 3 ... Forensic 3 ... Junior Class Play Committee ... Biology Club 2 Treasurer . . . A.F.S. 3. 4 . .. Prom Decorating Committee. MOURY. LORETTA 535 Liberty Street F.H.A. 3. Vice-President 4. Health Careers Club 2. MOURY. ESTHER R.D. 3 Chorus 2. 3 ... F.H.A. 2, 3. MULQUEEN. KATHY 153 Park Street Honor Society 2, 3. 4 ... Science Club I ... Pep Club 2, 3 ... Junior Class Play Committee ... A.F.S. 1. 2. 3. 4 . . Latin Club 2. 3. 4 ... Prom Decorating Committee. NELSON. ALAN R.D. 2 NELSON. JOANNE 1425 West Main Street Drama Club 3 ... F.B.L.A. 1.4 . .. Tri-Hi-Y 1 ... Leaders Club 3 ... A.F.S. 2 ... Prom Decorating Committee. NEYMAN. CRAIG R.D. 1 Band I, 2, 3. 4 ... Collectors Club 4. NOBLE. MARY R.D. 2 Volant Chorus 1. 4 NOEL. JON R.D. 1 F.T.A. 2 ... Honor Society 4 ... Science Club I . .. Monogram Club 4 . .. Orchestra 1.2... Golf 2 ... Football 3. 4 . . . Basketball I. OAKES. LARRY R.D. st6 Mercer Chorus 3 ... Musicals 3 ... Collectors Club 3, 4. ONEIL. MARY 410 McConnell Street Junior Play Committee ... Prom Decorating Committee. ORR. JEFF 522 Superior Street Monogram 4 . .. Chess Club 1 . . . Football 2, 3. 4 . . . Prom Decorating Committee. PAGN1. CHER1 624 Euclid Avenue Band I. 2, 3. 4 . .. Drama Club 3 . .. Cheerleaders 3. 4 ... Honor Society 4 . . . Library' Aides 1, 2. 3, 4 . . . Thespians 3. 4 . Pep Club I. 2. 3. 4 . . . A.F.S. 4... Math Club 3. 4 ... Latin Club 4 . . . Junior Play ... Prom Decorating Committee. PALMER. ROBERT R.D. st2 Metal Shop Club 3. 4 52 PALOVICH. JOY AN 201 Garden Avenue Drama Club 2. 3. 4 Pine Knot 3. 4 Grover Siar Stall' 3. 4 . . . Library Aides I. 2 ... Science Club I .. G.A.A. 1.2... Chocolate Milk Staff 4 ... Debate Club 2 . .. Pep Club I. 2. 3 .. . Junior Class Play Committee A.F.S. I. 2. 3. 4 .. Latin Club 2. 3 . . . Track 2. 3 ... Prom Decorating Committee. PANANOS. BETTY 302 Jackson Street Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4 . . Musicals I. 2. 3. 4 . . G.A.A. 4 ... F.T.A. I. 2. 3. 4 PARENT!. MICHAEL 214 West Poplar Street PARKFR. TERRI 109 West Washington Blvd. Drama Club 3 ... Cheerleaders 1 .. . Library Aides 1.2... Science Club 1 . . . G.A.A. 1 . .. Pep Club 1 . . . Junior Class Play Committee . .. A.F.S. 1. 2, 3 . .. Latin Club 2 . .. Prom Decorating Committee. PATTERSON, CYNTHIA R.D. 2 Chorus I. 2, 3 . . . Musicals 1, 2. 3 . .. Bible Club Vice-President 4 . . . French Club 2, 3. PATTERSON,JERRY Greenwood Drive Ext. Musicals 2, 3. 4 . . . Science Club Advisor 4 . . . Monogram Club 3. 4 .. . Orchestra I, 2. 3. 4 . . . Latin Club 3 . .. Stage Crew 4 . .. Football 1. 2, 3. 4 . .. Basketball I. 2. PEARS, ELNORE R.D. 6 Chorus I. 2. 3. 4 ... Musicals 1. 2, 3, 4 ... Health Careers Club 1, 2. 3, 4 ... G.A.A. 4 ... Prom Decorating Committee. PERRY. GRACE R.D. � 4 F.H.A. 2, 3, President 4 ... G.A.A. 4 ... Prom Decorating Committee. PERRY. TIMOTHY 433 Maple Street Latin Club 3 ... Track 1 ... Junior Class Play ... Prom Decorating Committee. PERRY. PAM 634 South Center Street Musicals 2, 3. 4 ... Drama Club 3. 4 ... Cheerleaders 1. Captain ... Library Aides 1. 2 ... Science Club 1 ... Thespians 2, 3. 4 . . . Forensic 2. 3 ... Freshman Class Treasurer . . . Art Workshop 4 .. . Chocolate Milk Staff 3. Editor. 4 . . Junior Class Play Committee . . . Prom Decorating Committee . .. Competition Play. PETH. VALERIE R.D. 4 F. T.A. 2 ... Health Careers Club 4 ... O.E. Club 2. 3. 4 . .. Tri-Hi-Y 2... Bible Club 2. 3. 4. PETRIKIS. STEVEN R.D. 2 Chorus 4 ... Musicals 3. 4 . . . Drama Club 4 . . Pine Knot 3 ... Grover Star Staff 3 . .. Honor Society 2. 3. Vice-President 4 . .. Science Club Vice-Prcs. 1,2... Thespians 3. 4 ... Chocolate Milk Staff 4... French Club I, 2. 3. Pres. 4 . . . Math Club 3. President 4 . .. Stage Crew 4 ... Golf 1. 2. 3 .. . Junior Class Play ... Competition Play. PICKENS, DAVID 425 Summit Street Drama Club I. 3. 4 . . Junior Class Play Committee . .. Collectors Club 2, 3. 4 . .. Chess Club 1. PORSCH. THOMAS 712 Tidball Avenue Honor Society 2. 3. 4 . . . Science Club I . . . Monogram Club 2. 3. 4 . .. Junior Class Vice-President ... Key Club 3 ... French Club 1. 2 ... Math Club 3. 4 ... Golf 1. 2. 3. 4 ... Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4. PRIDEMORE. NANCY 431 West Popular Street Chorus 2 .. . Musicals 2 ... Honor Society 3, 4 ... Science Club 1. 2. 4 ... Pep Club I. 2. 3. Vice-President 4 ... Junior Class Play Committee . . . A.F.S. 2. 3. 4 ... Latin Club 2. 3 ... Prom Decorating Committee. PRITCHARD. MARY ELLEN 110 Overhill Street Majorettes 4 . .. Chorus 1.2... Musicals 1, 2 .. . Drama Club 3. 4 ... Pine Knot 2 ... Grover Star Staff 2 ... Honor Society 3. 4 ... Library Aides I, 2 ... Science Club 1 ... G. A.A. 1 ... Leaders Club 2, 3. 4 . .. Math Club 3. 4 ... Junior Class Play Committee ... A.F.S. 1. 2. 3. 4 . . . French Club 2. 3. 4 ... Track 1. 2. 3. 4 ... Prom Decorating Committee. RANDALL. STEVE 217 Oak Street Monogram Club 4 ... Key Club 2. 3. 4 . . Football 2. 3. 4 ... Prom Decorating Committee. RANKIN. DELBERT R.D. 4 Band 3 . . . A.F.S. 4.. Wrestling 4. REMLEY, DICK 604 Spring Street Musicals 4 . . . Drama Club 3. 4 ... F.T.A. 2 ... Honor Society 2, 3. 4 . .. Science Club I ... Thespians 3, 4 . . . Junior Academy of Science ... Chess Club I .. . Math Club 4 . . . Latin Club 2. 3. 4 . .. Stage Crew 4 . . . Junior Class Play ... Prom Decorating Committee . .. Competition Play. REYNOLDS. RALPH R.D. 1 RHOADES. GERALD 221 Lincoln Avenue Metal Shop Club 4. RICE. GAYLA 710 Terrace Avenue RICHARDSON. JULIE 515 Forest Drive Chorus 1 ... Musicals 1. 2. 3. 4 . . . Drama Club 3. 4 . .. Pine Knot 2. Business Manager 3, 4 . . . Grover Star 2. 3. Advertising Manager 4 ... Library Aides 2. 3 ... G.A.A. 1 ... Student Council 3. 4 . . . Quill and Scroll Society ... Leaders Club 4 ... Chocolate Milk Staff 4 . . . Junior Class Play Committee ... A.F.S. 1, 2, 3. 4 ... French Club 1, 2. 3. 4 . . . Stage Crew 2 ... Track 3 .. . Prom Decorating Committee. RIDDLE. JACQUE 414 Stewart Avenue Chorus 4 . . . Musicals 4 . . . F.T.A. 1. 2. 3. 4 ... G.A.A. 1 ... Pep Club 2. 3. 4 . . . Bible Club. RIDDLE. KENNETH 316 Woodland Avenue Football 1 ... Prom Decorating Committee. RITENOUR. BETSY 423 McConnell Street F.B.L.A. 1, 3, President 4 .. Chess Club 1. 2 ... Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2 ... Prom Decorating Committee. ROBINSON. RANDY R.D. 2 Collectors Club 3 ... Prom Decorating Committee. ROBSON EDRIS 411 East Washington Blvd F. H.A. 4 ... F.T.A. 2. 3 .. . Spanish Club I ... Junior Play Committee ... Senior Play Committee . .. Prom Decorating Committee. RODGERS RODNEY R.D. 3 Radio Club 2 ... Collectors Club 4. ROWE DIANE R.D. 5 G. A.A. I . . . Bible Club 3. 4 . . . Math Club 3. 4. 53 ROYER. PAM 508 Liberty Street F. T.A. I . . . Cheerleaders I. 2. 3. co-captain 4 . .. Orchestra I. 2. 3. 4 . . . G.A.A. I. 2. 3 ... Class Officer Secretary 4 ... Pep Club I. 2. 3. President 4 . .. Junior Play Committee . . . Basketball . . . Track I . . . Leaders Club 2 . .. Winter Festival Court 3 . . . Homecoming Queen 4 . . . Prom Decorating Committee. ROYLE ROBERT R.D. 1 Grove City Electricity Club I. 2. RUNKLE. NANCY 326 Woodland Avenue Chorus 1, 2. 3. 4 . . . Musicals 1. 2, 3, 4 . . . Dramatics Club 3. Pres. 4 . . . Pine Knot 4 . . Grover Star 4 . .. Student Council 4 . . Thespians 3. 4 .. G.A.A. I. 2. 3 ... Forensic 2. 3. 4 . . . Jr. Play Committee . . . A.F.S. I. 2. 3. 4 . . . Prom Decorating Committee . . . Art Club 1. 2 .. Debate Club 2 . .. Chocolate Milk Staff. SANSOTTA. RUDY 140 Harvard Street Key Club 3, 4 .. Wrestling 1. 2. 3. 4 ... Prom Decorating Committee. SAY. PATTY 313 Kinder Avenue G. A.A. I. 2. 3 ... Pep Club I. 2. 3 ... Tri-Hi-Y I. 2 . . . Health Careers Club 3 . . . Prom Decorating Committee. SAYLOR. CINDY 109 Popular Street Health Careers Club 2. 4 .. . Nurses Aide 4. SCHELL. WILLIAM 806 Tidball Avenue A.F.S. 3. 4. SCHEPP. JAMES R.D. 6 Mercer Science Club 1 ... French Club 1. 2. 3. 4. SCHEPP. JOSEPH R.D. 2 Volant French Club 1. 2. 3. 4. SCHERMERHORN, RUTH 412 N. Center Street Chorus 4 . . . Musicals 4 . .. Drama Club 1. 2 ... G.A.A. 4 ... Pep Club A ... A.F.S. 3. SHAWGO. JOAN R.D. 4 Chorus 3. 4 . . Biology Club 1. 2. 3 ... Equestrian Club A .. . Girls Track 3. SHAW. LAWRENCE 520 Woodland Avenue Chorus 4 .. . French Club 1.2... Math Club 3. 4 . . . Track 1. 2. SMILEY. GEORGE R.D. 4 Key Club A ... O.E. Club 2. 3. 4. SMITH. TERRY 322 West Popular Street French Club 2. SNYDER. SHIRLEY R.D. 3 Honor Society 3. 4 . . . Health Careers Club 2 . . . Pep Club I. 2. 3. 4 . Biology Club I . . . Math Club 3. 4 . . Bible Club 2. 3. 4. SOWERS. LARRY R.D. 1 Metal Shop Club 3. 4. STEELE. CYNTHIA 210 Blaine Street Drama Club 3 . .. G.A.A. I . . . Collectors Club 2 . .. Tri-Hi-Y I .. . Art Workshop 4 .. . A.F.S. 2 . . . Junior Play Committee ... Prom Decorating Committee. STEELE. LESTER R.D. 2 Metal Shop Club 3. 4 ... Junior Play Committee. STEVENSON. MIKE 505 Tidball Avenue Science Club 1 ... Monogram Club 4 . . . French Club 1. 2. 3 ... Gold I. 2. 3. 4 ... Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4 ... Prom Decorating Committee. TEARE. BRUCE R.D. 3 Football I ... Track 3. TEARE. ELAINE R.D. 3 Chorus I. 2. 3. 4 . . . Musicals I. 2. 3. 4 . .. Health Careers Club 2. 3. 4 . . . Pep Club 2. 3 ... Spanish Club 2 ... Bible Club 2 ... A.F.S. 2. THATCHER. MARY ANN 214 State Street F.T.A. I, 2. 3, 4 ... Honor Society 2, 3. 4 ... Library Aides 1 . . . Pep Club 2. 3. 4 . . . A.F.S. 4 . . . Math Club 3. 4 . .. Latin Club 2. 3. 4. THOMPSON. ROBERT 901 Tidball Avenue Monogram Club 3. 4 ... French Club I. 2. 3 . .. Football 1. 2. 3. 4 . . . Prom Decorating Committee. THOMPSON, CLAIRE 469 Liberty Street Chorus 3, 4 . .. Musicals 3, 4 ... F.T.A. 3 ... Health Careers Club 2 ... Forensic 4 ... Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Madrigals 4 . . . A.F.S. 3. 4 . . . Latin Club 2. 3 ... Junior Play Committee. THOMPSON. LOIS R.D. 2 Musicals 3 ... F.T.A. I. 2, 3. 4 . .. Honor Society 2. 3. 4 . . . Library Aides I. 2. 3. 4 . .. Math Club 3. 4 . . . Latin Club 3. TINKF.Y. KAREN 504 East Pine Street Chorus 3. 4 . . . Musicals 1. 3, 4 . . . Cheerleaders 3 . Pine Knot 2. 3. Adv. Manager 4 ... Grover Star 2. 3. 4. Advertising Manager . . . Library Aides I. 2. 3. 4 . . Pep Club 2, 3. 4 Secretary . . . Junior Class Play Committee . . A.F.S. I. 2. 3. 4 . . Latin Club I, 2. 3 . .. Prom Decorating Committee. TUCCI. GEORGE R.D. 1 Chorus 3, 4 . .. Musicals 3. 4 . . . Drama Club 3. 4 . .. Orchestra 1. 2. 3 .. . Forensic 2. 3. 4 ... School Organist 2. 3. 4 ... Junior Class Play Committee ... French Club I. TUNSTALL. SANDY R.D. 2 Volant Drama Club I, 2. 3 ... Pine Knot 3. Assistant Editor 4 . . . Grover Star 3. Assistant Editor 4 ... Library Aides 1. 2. 4 . .. Chocolate Milk 4 . . Pep Club 3. 4 . . . Quill and Scroll Society ... Junior Academy of Science I . . . Junior Class Play Committee . .. A.F.S. 2. 3, 4 . Latin Club 3. 4 ... Track 3. 4 .. Prom Decorating Committee. URQUIDI. SYLVIA R.D. 1 Honor Society 4 .. . Student Council 4 . . . Foreign Exchange Student . .. Health Careers Club 4 ... Health Careers Club 4 . .. G.A.A. 4 ... A.F.S. 4 . .. French Club 4. VAUGHAN. KATHY R.D. 1 Volant Drama Club 3, 4 . .. Chocolate Milk Staff 3. 4 . .. Tri-Hi-Y 2 ... French Club 3 .. . Latin Club I. VINCENT. NANCY 427 West Popular Street Band 1. 2. 3 . . . G.A.A. 1. 2. 3. 4. VINTON. BRUCE 1015 Gregg Street Band 1. 2. 3 ... French Club 2. 3 .. . Wrestling I. 2. WALSH. SUZANNE R.D. 6 Mercer Chorus 1. 2, 3. 4 Musicals I. 2. 3. 4 . .. F.T.A. 1 . . . Library Aides 1 .. . Junior Class Play Committee. WARD. LEORA R.D. 6 Band 1, 2. 3. 4 ... Drama Club 1 ... Junior Academy of Science .. . Collectors Club 4 . . . Latin Club 2. 3 ... Basketball 2 ... Prom Decorating Committee. 54 WEBSTER, ANITA 614 Superior Street Band I. 2. 3 ... Chorus 3. 4 .. . Musicals 3. 4 ... F.T.A. I . . . Drama Club 2. 3. 4 . . . G.A.A. 4 . . . Pep Club 2 . . . Junior Class Play Commitiee ... French Club 1 ... Track 3. 4 Prom Decorating Committee. WEBSTER, ROBERT R.D. 3 Monogram Club 2. 3. 4 . . . Key Club 3, 4 Football 1. 2, 3. . .. Wrestling' I, 2. 3. 4. WEBSTER, ROY Wrestling 3. 4 ... Prom Decorating Committee. WELTON. STAN R.D. 1 Band I. 2. 3. 4 ... Drama Club 4 . .. F.T.A. I ... Honor Society 3. 4 . .. Science Club I . Bible Club President 4 ... A.F.S. 2. 3. 4 ... Chess Club 1 ... French Club 3 . . . Math Club 3. 4 ... Latin Club 1.2... Track 1. 2 ... Junior Class Play. WELTON, VIRGINIA R.D. 3 Drama Club I, 2, 3. 4 . .. Thespians 3, 4 . . . Collectors Club 2. 3 .. . Equestrian Club 4 ... Junior Class Play ... Prom Decorating Committee. WETTIG, PHYLLIS 417 Garden Avenue Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4 . . . Musicals I. 2, 3, 4 . . . Drama Club I. 2. 3, 4 . .. Science Club I ... Thespians 3. 4 . . . G.A.A. 1 ... Sophomore Class Secretary . .. Junior Class Play Committee ... A.F.S. 3 ... Latin Club 2, 3 ... Majorettes 1, 2. 3, Assistant Head 4 . . Prom Decorating Committee. WHITE. DAVID 310 West Poplar Street Monogram Club 4 . .. Football 2. 3. 4 . . Track 2, 3, 4 . . Prom Decorating Committee. WILSON. RICK R.D. 3 Metal Shop Club 3 ... Football 1 ... Track 1, 2. 4. WILSON. ROBERT R.D. 6 Band I. 2, 3. 4 Vice-President . . . Musicals I. 2, 3. 4 . . . Pine Knot Staff 4 . . Grover Star Staff 4 . .. Science Club I . .. Orchestra 1, 2. 3, 4 . . . Junior Class Play Committee . .. A.F.S. 4 . . . Chess Club I .. . French Club I. 2. 3, 4 . . . Math Club 3. 4. WINDER. CATHY R.D. 2 Drama Club 1. 2, 3 ... Art Workshop 3. 4 . . . Collectors Club 4. WINGER. BILLIE 502 North Broad Street G.A.A. I, 2 ... Pep Club 1. 2. 3 . . . Junior Class Play Committee ... A.F.S. 2. 3. 4 ... French Club 3 ... Latin Club 1.2... Prom Decorating Committee. WIRICK. ED 418 North Center Street Metal Shop Club 4 . . . Intermural Basketball 3. 4 .. . Prom Decorating Committee. WOLFE, STEVEN 140 Garden Avenue Honor Society 3. Pres. 4 . .. Science Club I . .. Monogram Club I. 2, 3. Sec.-Trcas. 4 ... Student Council 2. 3. 4 . . . French Club 1. 2 . .. Math Club 3. Assist. Treas. 4 . . Football 1. 2, 3, 4 . .. Basketball 1. 2 ... Track 1. 2. 3. 4 .. . Prom Decorating Committee. YEAGER. PAT 516 Bessemer Avenue Drama Club 1 .. . Pine Knot 2. 3. 4 ... Grover Star 2. 3. 4 . Honor Society 3. 4 ... Li- brary Aides I. 2. 3. 4 . .. Science Club 3. 4 . . . G.A.A. 3 . Biology Club 2 .. . A.F.S. 3. 4 ... Saturday Science I ... Junior Play Committee .. . Prom Decorating Committee. ZELLMAN. JAMES 503 Tidball Avenue F.F.A. 1. 2. 3. 4. ZINCKHAM. DAVE 514 Spring Street Honor Society 4 ... Monogram Club 4 ... Key Club 3 . . . Chess Club I . . Math Club 3, 4 . . . Latin Club 2. 3 ... Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4 ... Prom Decorating Committee. 55 DISNEY ON PARADE “Disney On Parade” prom theme greets you as you walk in. Pluto cycles with the ducks on behind. Entrance is shown by a whale’s mouth. Br Pluto can’t be complete without his dinner and fire hydrant. 56 ♦♦♦♦ Minnie Mouse Dumbo and Mickey Mouse greet you in the Junior-Senior Prom. 57 daintly picks her way along the road. Mr. Aiken helps baffled Juniors find a way to put the mural up. Refreshment Stand WMCILMSB® JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: 1ST ROW President Les Sloan. Vice-President Jeff Dunn: 2nd row Secretary Mindy Colaizzi and Treasurer Kathy Riddle. Donna Anthony Larry Ask ham Sherry Atwell Sue Alfreno Steve Allen Karen Bain Clay Barr Marlene Basham Barbara Beatty Barbara Becker Etta Bell Jeff Bell Darlene Bice Sue Bickcl Richard Billig Linda Black Carla Blakely 60 Cindy Alessio Kimberly Allison Debbie Blakely James Bonanni Marlene Bonanni Reid Bonig Debra Bowie Evonna Boylan Jean Bolinger Todd Brown Tom Brown Barrv Bulfone Pearl Burke Christie Brver Charles Buchanan Bill Calcr Jay Campbell Barbara Butler Doug Butler v. Lisa Burns Bob Burnett 61 Diana Christie Margaret Christy Sue Christy MR. BOLING TELLS Nancv Stevenson to “get to work” while Mr. Hamilton. Bob Armstrong and Kim Wise look on. GARY HENRY. AS Joe Ferone. speaks his piece in the Junior Class Rhonda Cochran Play “Up the Down Staircase Richard Coffey Melinda Colaizzi Jim Crow Cindy Curry Cal Dankovich Cindy Decker Joyce DcGregory Judy DeGregory Sherry DeGregory David Donaldson Ruth Dryer Jean Driscoll Jim Dunkerly Ben Eakin 62 Joe Fabian Virgil Fales Susan Fassett Bruce Firm Rob Flemming Mark Forsythe Scott Foster Patty Frank Sue Garrison Dana Frankenburg Randy Fyffe Cynthia Gallowich Gerard Garvis Jeff Gilliland Mike Gills David Gray UN DA FISHER CHECKS her experiment from the sliding board 63 James Goshorn Rick Hale Mike Hedglin Pamela Hamilton Luann Hancox TOM VINCENT WASHES algae from the slides used in his experiment and Steve Riddle studies the results. Lydia Haworth Randy Hedglin Gary Henry Bruce Hoffman Donna Hoffman Bob Holmes Dave Hoyt Sue Hummel Jessica Johns Pauline Keck Darby Jacobs Denny Jones 64 Kirk Lynch Melonie Magee Tom Magee Sally Marsh Larry Mathieson Nels Mattson Dan Matuska Debbie McCall Jim McCarl Susan McConnell Susan McCoy Tom McDeavitt Debra McDougall Bill McNutt Nancy McFarland John McKnight Doug Mechler Ray Meeks MR. JAMES HASS EL clarifies a “heavy geometry problem stumping his class. 65 CIND Y A LESSIO A DDS the necessary ingredients to make a fighting football Eagle. Maria Mong Vince Montelconc Pam Morgan Bill Merritt Randv Michael Debrah Miller David Miller Jean Moser Vonnie O’Conner Vicki Orr Cindy Park Tony Park Anne Pagni Bob Patterson Debra Perrine Michelle Perry Ed Palmer Lois Palmer Betty Miller Doug Miller • Dennis O’Neil Lisa Rahn 66 Susan Rea Lcsa Reed Stacey Richards Kathy Riddle Bob Rihel Carey Royer Bob Scnnholtz Laura Sheire Jeff Slonka Brad Smith Robin Smith Douglas Smitlcy Linda Snyder Jon Spence Tom Spence Patty Steese Dean Stephenson Cynthia Stouffer DENNY TORiAS READS with concentration in his free time. Paul Tavares Beverly Taylor Brenda Taylor Robert Sweitzcr Richard Stouffer Dennis Struble 67 Terry Taylor James Tinkey SANDY TUNSTALL, DEBBIE Glenn, Holly Ferguson. Kathy Beatty and Karen Kaufman take notes with great intent. James Taylor Kenneth Turner Charles Uber Ellen Urey Kathy Townley Mark Twonley Debbie Travis Paula VanDvke Frank Walker Chuck Walochick Dan Webster George Weil Anne Weiland Peggy Wettig Helene Whitfield Pam Walker Rick Walker Kathy Walter Bruce Wilson John Wilson Dale Wray Glenn Yeager Dave Yourd Linda Wilkins 68 Gary Bair April Baker Rock Baker Edward Barger Sharon Barger Harry Barnes SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: FIRST ROW President Roger O'Kane. Vice-President Mike Bossier; second row Secretary Frank DeMarsh. Treasurer John Cowan. 69 Dennis Bonctti Pam Bonanni James Booze 11 Rebecca Brain Diane Bollinger Debbie Bullman Leonard Bridges Jeffery Brown Tim Brown Frank Bryer Connie Buchanan Amy Butler MR. DA VID BOYER sets up the machine for Rick Magee. Steve Butler Park Butch Mark Calkins Cheryl Campbell Gregor)' Chiappini David Campbell Susan Campbell Edward Carrara 70 Dorry Cooper John Cowan Carl Costello Karin Crawford DEB BY HENSON, ANNE Wei land, and Carla Cookson take a break from their perspective roles of the Junior Class Play Up the Down Staircase . Pam Covert Clyde Creveling Jayne Crouch Bruce Cummins David Davis Edward Davis Bradley Dearborn Julie Delett Jerry DeMarco Frank DeMarsh Melinda Dick Betty Dickson Thomas Dorr Jane Dunkcrlv 71 Sam Everson Karen Ferry Sieve Filer Calvin Fisher Linda Fisher Pam Fretts Ted Folwarczny Nick Forese STEVE KOI RUNS to protect his teammate as Denny Ferry moves in for the tackle. David Garrison Alctha Fye Gloria Gargasz Jack Gerber Doug Glenn Shari Glenn Steve Goble Gerald Grabigcl Anthony Guarnieri Daniel Halansky 72 David Hancox Rick Hall Y Dan Hardesty David Harion Tim Harton Cathy Hassel Alan Henry Karl Hiebel GIRLS SHOW THEIR hockey ability in a spirited tame during gvm Cindy Himes class. Amy Hodgson Karen Huff Michelle Hughes Mike Jablonovsky Clyde Johnston Gary Johnston Cindy Jones Diana Karns James Kaufman Lesisa Kaufman Deborah Keck Leonard Kedanis 73 Clifford Kuhn Brenda Labor Doreen La Van Glenda LaVan Terr) Lawrence Joan Lean Gary Lesher Mary McClelland Greg McClimans MOST OF MR. Crum's class listens intently, hut Jim Henry finds his own entertainment with Marianne Filer and Cheryl Long looking on. Larry McCoy Paul McCullough Kathv McElroy Karen McFarland Anita McGill 74 Susan Molsky Gary Montgomery Laura Montgomery Debra Moore Jenny Moya-Mendez Diana Montgomery Cindy Myers Thomas Nelson Steven Nelson Jim Nulph MR. CHRISTIE'S CULTURED scientists. Joe Hart and Marc Pagni, prepare for the countdown of their homemade rocket. Mark Oberlin Liesa O’Connor Roger O’Kane James Orr Bonnie Patterson Jeff Patterson 75 Valerie Parenti Anne Paton Thomas Pcarcc John Pridemore Roxanne Robinson William Rodgers Raymond Seifert Carolyn Pcnar Roxanne Perrv Peggy Plummer Karla Policy Marianne Porsch Jim Pritchard Marcia Provance Patricia Rhoads Richard Riddle Steven Riddle William Robson Elaine Rodgers JUNIORS TRY 7O out do the Seniors during Pep Assembly cheer. Deborah Rowe Suzanne Shaner Halina Shaw Shelia Shaw Ed Smalley Gloria Snow Walter Snyder William Snyder Rebecca Sopher Kimberly Spence Nancy Stcveson Scott Stephenson Frank Stule Susan Stutz MELODIE BE A TTY STRUTTS to the head of the class. Stanley Taylor Dennis Tobias Gary Turner Thomas Vincent Gloria Wallace Janet Walters Jeff Warren 77 Lvnn Weber Marta Webster Michale Webster William Welton Charles Watkins Linda Weber Marion White Terry Whitehouse Judi Whitesell Marsha Williamson Colccn Winger FRESHMEN CLASS Donna Zarnick OFFICERS: first row: President, JACKIE CHILDRESS Vice-Presi- dent. SCOTT EASTON, second row: Secretary. GINGER GREGG, and Treasurer. APRIL ESHELMAN. 78 Melissa Atwell Andrew Aranvas William Bailev David Baker Deera Baumgardner Patricia Beers “A RE YOU SURE you bovs followed instructions? questions Mr. Smoker of Rick Cirillo and Bill Caler. Dawn Bell Clare Berger Bruce Black Bruce Ballantine Gregory Banbury 79 Steve Boozell Gerald Bowser Christina Boylan Douglas Braham Susan Brower Tim Brown Kathy Buckley ALL OUT TO lunch except for a few diligent students. Tracy Brown Dale Brinklev Robert Burdick Kenneth Burns Peggy Caler Beth Campbell Christa! Campbell Ray Campbell Doreen Carpenter Jackie Childress Darlene Christy Ralph Claypoole Raymond Colbert Dudley Cross Steve Croy David Cyphert 80 Kathy Como Karen Conner Sheila Cooke Michael Coss Javne Coulter Sharon Coyer Robby Deinert STUDENTS IN MR. Youngo's class show their ability with fractions. Clinton DeMarsh Cheryl Delierc Jeff Deniker Dominic DiFabio Rhonda Dickey Bill Dubiel Brian Duda Patti Dunkerly John Dyer Dccinda DoVidio Donna Eaton Murray Eaton Scott Easton Janet Ebel 81 Bruce Fabian Jeff Ferguson Mary Ann Filer Joyce Eichorn vr. r- Apryl Eshelman Terri Esposito Vince Garvis Jerry Gicber Robert Gildersleeve Susan Gilliland Michelle Glimore Diana Gills 82 Mcllissa Harris NICK FORESE. RON Zenobi and Carl Heible work on their Biology Hart Crystal Hartman experiment. Leslie Hassel Dan Haworth Cheryl Heath Karen Hcdglin Warren Hedglin James Henry Karen Hoffman Joe Holmes Tim Holtz Barbara Hoyt Debby Huff Patricia Hume 83 Linda Jones Kale Kearney Steve Keck Jeff Keenan TRACY BROWN GETS help with a tough algebra problem. Kathy Kelly David Kctlcr I Karen Leathers John Ligo Joel Magee Joni Liptak Cheryl Long 84 Gloria Marsh Trip McBride Linda McCoy Debra McCracken William McDowell Mark McFadden Carol McGinty CAREY ROYER RECEIVES advice from Mr. Terry McClelland and Ramona McKinley Nancy McKnight Russ Manozzi completes his homework for the day. Sally McLaughlin Sue Ann Miller Debby Montgomery Doug Montgomery Robert Moon Brian Moore Geri Moore Bradly Myers Karl Naegele Dawn Neyman Karen Oill Kathv Orange 85 Bruce Orr Debby Pagni Mark Pagni Steve Palmer Pam Palovich Mike Parker Kathy Patrick Donna Peth Carl Puntureri LINDA BLACK, DARBY Jacobs. Lisa Burns, Robin Smith and Lee Ann Cicero rehearse their lines for the Junior Class Play. - Leonard Powell Janet Pyle Les Ramsey Steve Rea Rick Reedy Cindy Pringle Lynda Reeher Cynthia Rice Steve Richards Randy Riddle Ron Ricde Terry Rodgers Susan Rouse 86 Jeff Royer Kerry Sanguigni Doug San so m Wanda Scelbaugh William Simon Marcia Sewell Robert Shelley Kathy Slencak DA VE BOY LAN AND Scott Black play tug of war under the hood Ed Shull while their classmates look on. Anita Slonka Scott Smith Donna Sopher Melinda Sopher Joe Sheire Tim Spatara Denise Spencer David Spindle Janet Stillwagon Kenneth Stouffer Carol Sowers 87 Lila Thomas Nancy Thompson Nancy J. Thompson Sue Thompson Kieth Surrena Gary Suhrie Jeff Tinkey Virginia Turner STEVE ALLAN AND Ray Seifert put library facilities to the test. Joe Trinch Tom Turck Dari Vaughn John Vogan Sheila Wagner Randy Walsh Mary Ann Wclton Ralph Whiteman Shawnee Wible Steve Williamson Caroline Wilson Antoinette White Chris White 88 Linda Young Laura Zupen NOVICE SCIENTISTS TONY Park. Patty Frank and Barb Baker doing their thing. STUDENTS GO EAGERLY and intently to school. GINGER GREGG IS caught in the act during a Biology lab. 89. ■ Co-Editor GROVER STAR AND PINE KNOT. Leah Lynn Kissick; Mr. Nial McCamey, Adviser; Julec Ann McCamey. Co-Editor GROVER STA RAND PINE KNOT. PINE KNOT Here it is the 1972 PINE KNOT backed by much effort and devotion. Time and cooperation are necessary in the selections of various caption, copy, pictures and the design for the overall book. Much of the time includes evening hours and Saturdays in producing such a book. Pictures are taken, developed, printed and reprinted for better production. Finally late in February the final page goes to the printer and the task is finished. Much of the book’s success is due to the direction of Mr. Nial McCamey, Adviser. Photographers: David Gregg and Terry Lawrence. Sandy Tunstall, Assistant GROVER STAR Editor; Bob McKee, Editorial Writer; Sandy Koi, Assistant GROVER STAR Editor. GROVER STAR The GROVER STAR is a paper written for the purpose of informing the GCHS students of the activities of the school community. The paper is published monthly and gives everyone a chance to catch up on the latest news through stories written by students themselves. Under the supervision of Mr. Nial McCamey, staff members have the opportunity to write, and learn basic rules of journalism and the newspaper business. This year the Freedom Foundation at Valley Forge awarded the George Washington Honor Medal for the editorial, “Unification” written by Lee Askham. Advertising Staff: Seated Ellen Urey, Carolyn Penar, Standing Karen Tinkey, Amy Butler. 92 Artists: Nancy Runkle. Debi McCall. Margaret Benson. Cindi Myers. Sports Editors: Bob Wilson, boys; Nancy Connors, girls. Staff: Linda Fisher, Judi Whitesell, Amy Hodgson. Staff: Pat Yeager, Sue McCoy, Belinda Webster, Rhonda Cochran. Bob McKee and Amy Hodgson performing one of the many duties--putting the STAR together. 93 Staff: Sharon Barger, Kathy Alberth, Pete Ellis. First Row: Sylvia Urquidi. Carol Chanadet. Sue Hummel, Stacy Richards. Second Row: Julie Richardson. Joni DeMarsh, Jill Moore, Robin Smith. Nancy Runkle. Third Row: Jeff Lumley, Steve Wolfe, Brad Butler, Bruce Firm. STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council is the student representative body of the school consisting of nine seniors, seven juniors, five sophomores, and three freshmen. These individuals are elected by their fellow classmates every year, and remain there throughout their high school years. The Council helps make decisions involving school policy and has organized the Winter Festival, Homecoming, and Parent’s Nights for all sports. It has also sponsored dances and conducted a UNICEF drive. Mr. Donald Aiken and Mr. Robert Deinert are the advisers. First Row: Bob Cowan. President: Doug Butler. Vice-President; Second Row: Gail Kiser, Secretary; Carol Christie. Treasurer. First Row: Mindy Sopher, Barb Breese, Marsha Williamson. Patti Rhoads. Second Ron: Jeff Keenan, Tom Pearce. Carl Costello. Bill Rodgers. 94 First Row: Peggy Wcttig. Linda Black. Brenda Taylor, Darby Jacobs, Carla Cookson. Jean Driscoll. Second Row: Bev Taylor. Barb Beatty. Sally Marsh, Sue McCoy, Robin Smith, Cindy Alessio, Anne Wciland. Ellen Urey. Third Row: Stacy Richards. Rob Flemming. Jim Goshorn, Lew Hay, Bruce Firm, Tom Spence. Doug Butler. Jeff Dunn. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY National Honor Society requires leadership, scholarship service, and character on the part of its members. Thus deserving students that exemplify these characteristics are inducted into the society. These students, which are selected on their outstanding qualities, have the duty of serving as the best possible examples for their fellow students. Mr. John Schultz is the adviser. First Row: Steve Wolfe. President; Steve Petrikis, Vice-President; Diana Jones. Secretary. Second Row: Sally Fenrick, Treasurer; Mr. John Schultz. Adviser. First Row: Nancy Pridemore, Cheri Pagni. Brenda McBride. Gail Kiser. Shirley Snyder. Sylvia Urquidi. Second Row: Lynn Hoffman. Mary Ellen Pritchard, Pam Long. Joni DeMarsh. Anne Lamont. Mary Ann Thatcher. Connie Briggs. Holly Ferguson, Mary Jo Bryer. Third Row: Sue Clarke, Dick Remley. Bob McKee. Mark Koenig. Don Falconbridgc. Dave Zinkham. Tom Porsch. Dave McKnight. Fourth Row: Lynellc McTaggart, Pat Yeager. Tom Barron. Stanley Welton, Milo Dorr. Jon Noel, Paul Boner, Carol Hamil. Jane Hodgson. 95 First Row: Mindy Sopher. Debbie Wilson, Lois Thompson, Juleeann McCamey, Belinda Webster. Donna Sopher, Debbie Hennon. Second Row: Melissa Harris. Virginia Limberg, Sue Brower, Janet Ebel. Mary Gobel, Brenda Taylor, Sue Hummel. Third Row: Georgia Childress, Debbie Pagni, Sue Miller, Lois Palmer, Sue Clarke. Sue McCoy. Amy Hodgson. Sue Campbell. Lisa Burns, Lee Ann Cicero, Stacy Richards, Miss Nancy Davis. Adviser LIBRARY AIDS CLUB First Row: Leah Lynn Kissick and Sue Black. Presidents; Nancy McFarland and Stacy Richards. Vice-presidents; Brenda Taylor and Linda Fisher. Treasurers. Second Row: Linda Jones, Secretary; Miss Annabelle Hamilton, Adviser; Lee Ann Cicero, Secretary; Mrs. Linda Bennett, Adviser. In the solitude of the library students are able to study, listen to tapes, type, read magazines, or do research. Library Aides, girls who devote their time and effort toward its maintainance, assist Miss Anna Bell Hamilton, Miss Nancy Davis, and Mrs. Linda Bennett. Members enjoy the pleasure 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. First Row; Pal Yeager. Claire Berger, Dorry Cooper, Linda Fisher, Kathy Riddle, Cheri Pagni, Karen Tinkey, Sandy Tun-stall. Second Row: Glenda Hawke. Barb Hoyt, Linda Jones, Bonnie Keck, Ellen Urey, Carol Hamil, Diana Jones, Nancy McFarland. Third Row: Lyncttc MacTaggart, Sharon Coyer, Linda McCoy, Jayne Coulter, Marion White, Bcv Taylor, Diane ( hristie, Betty Miller, Linda Black, Anne Pagni, Sue Black. 96 First Row: Gail Kiser. Lois Thompson, Shirley Snyder. Sally Fenrick. Brenda McBride. Second Row: Cheri Pagni. Marilyn Best. Pam Long, Mary Ellen Pritchard. Joni DeMarsh, Connie Briggs. Carol Hamil, Mary Ann Thatcher. Anne Lamont. Diane Rowe. Third Row: Milo Dorr. Mark Koenig, Dave McKnight, Tom Porsch. Paul Boner. Stan Welton, Lawrence Shaw. Skip Cummins, Steve Petrikis. Fourth Row: Dick Remley, Bob McKee. George Hume. Tom Barron. Bob Wilson. Ron Burnett, Don Faulcon-bridge. Dave Zink ham. Steve Wolfe. MATHEMATICS CLUB Each year Math Club invites Juniors and Seniors to become members. Students who receive these invitations are interested and proficient in the Mathematical field. The Clubs main service is to tutor students who need help in some aspect of math. Pop, pumpkins and hoagies, and other various items are sold by club members in an effort to raise money for their annual trip. Math Club annually presents an award to the graduating student most outstanding in mathematics. Mr. James Hassel is advisor. First Row: Sally Fcnrick, Secretary; Gail Kiser, President; Steve Petrikis, Brenda McBride, Treasurer; Second Row: Pam Long, Tutor Chairman; Mary Ellen Pritchard. Trip Chairman; Joni DeMarsh. Assistant Secretary'; Steve Wolfe, Assistant Treasurer Mr. James Hassel. Adviser. First Row: Bev Taylor. Sue McCoy. Debbie Hennon. Sally Marsh. Sherrie King. Second Row: Robert Flemming, Frank Walker, Ellen Urey, Barb Beatty. Anne Pagni. Linda Black, Patty Stcese. Jean Driscoll, Darby Jacobs, Jean Bolinger. Third Row: Jim Goshom, Lewis Hay. Bruce Firm. Tom Spence. Steve Allen, Doug Butler. Paul Carpenter. Jeff Dunn. Jim Bonnani. 97 First Row: Denny Coulter. Judy McAninch, Vaerie Pcth. Bruce Wilson. Second Row: Nels Mattson, Chuck Walochick. George Smiley, John Bagby. First Row: Vice President: Denny Coulter. President: Chuck Walochick. Second Row: Secretary: Judy McAninich. Treasurer: Rick Reedy. Adviser: Mr. Dennis McPhearson. OCCUPATIONAL EDUCATIONAL CLUB Occupational Educational Club has a two-fold purpose. One aspect of the club is helping students get involved 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 Christmas trees, gather used clothes for the Save the Children Federation, sell different fund raising products, and they are also involved in the National Special Olympics programs. At the end of the year, club members sponsor a banquet honoring local employers of youths involved in the O.E. work training program. They also go on various field trips. First Row: Jim Winger, Tim Dosh. Gary Rhoads. Second Row: Rick Reedy. Clifford Kuhns, Mark Calkins. 98 First Row: Angie Corbin. Sherry DeGregory, Pam Hamilton. Jane Coulter. Joyce DeGregory. Second Row: Mark Allison. Nancy McKnight, Jane Crouch. Linda McCoy, Gary Welton. Third Row: Jim Tinkey. Bob Patterson, Rick Hale. John McKnight. First Row: Stanley Welton, President: Cindy Patterson, Vice-President; Second Ron’: Mr. Dennis McPherson, Adviser; Bonnie Keck, Secretary; Shirley Snyder, Treasurer. BIBLE CLUB Bible Club is a nondenominational club whose main purpose is to extend to its members a better and fuller understanding of the Bible and its teachings. The Club has several speakers throughout the year from various denominations and religious organizations. Club members do various projects throughout the year. Writing letters to missionaries, the Spring Carnival and gathering coupons for missionaries are just a few. • First Row: Debbie Glenn. Bonnie Keck, Judy McAninich. Debbie Lumlcy. Second Row: Shirley Snyder. Diane Rowe. Marta Gannon, Valerie Peth. Third Row: Bruce Teare. Jacquc Riddle, Lyncttc MacTaggart. Stan Welton. 99 First Row: Sandy Feth. Cindy Jones. Doreen LaVan. Valerie Parenti, Debbie Blakely, Barb Butler, Lisa Wilson. Second Row: Georgia Childress. Joyce Basham. Karen Saueter. Barb Beatty. Sue McCoy, Debbie Bowie. Gloria Norcross, Dorothy Thatcher, Jane Dunkerly. Third Row: Becky Braine, Roxanne Perry. Pauline Keck, Pam Hamilton. Karen Bain. Cindi Myers. Linda Eddi-nger. HEALTH CAREERS CLUB It is with the effort and devotion of the members of Health Careeers Club that Health Rooms in the High School and Highland operate smoothly and efficiently. These girls help by performing simple first aid, doing clerical work, taking phone messages and generally assisting their advisor, Mrs. Jane Williamson, during their study halls. Also members may work as Candy Stripers First Row. Sally Fenrick, President; Pam Hamilton, Vice- in either of Grove City’s hospitals. President: Debbie Glenn. Secretary; Mrs. Jane Williamson. Adviser; Sylvia Urquidi, Treasurer. First Row: Mary Goble. Sally Fenerick. Debby Glenn. Cindy Saylor. Second Row: Holly Ferguson, Sylvia Urquidi. Diane Frampton, Elaine Teare, Valerie Pcth. Third Row: Diane Frank. Robin Armstrong. Jayne Bowser. Anne Lamont. 100 First Row: Carla Cookson, Kimberly Allison, Sherry Atwell, Donna Kroak, Etta Bell. Second Row: Jean Driscoll, Brenda Taylor. Carol Chanadet, Lisa Burns, Donna Anthony. Susan Rey. Third Row: Darby Jacobs, Linda Wilkins. Jean Moser, Virginia Lim-berg, Cindy Curry, Pam Walker. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Future Teachers of America strives to prepare and educate students on social and practical aspects of teaching, which with its contribution to progress, is perhaps the most important task in the nation. Club members participate in regional meetings, American Education and other programs which expand their knowledge of the teaching profession. Affiliated with the National Education Association and PSEA, the local Future Teachers of America is also sponsored by the Grove City Education Association. Advisers are Miss Joan Stuck and Mr. Richard Noel. First Row: Gail Kiser, President; Sue Fasset, Vice-president; Sue Lindey. Treasurer; Carolyn Penar, Secretary. Second Row: Mr. Richard Noel and Miss Joan Stuck, Advisers. First Row: Jacque Riddle, Debbie Hedglin, Brian Duda, Christina Alba, Dawn Bell. Second Row: Lois Thompson, Anne Davis, Mary Ann Thatcher. Joni DeMarsh, Debbie Moser, Karen Black, Betty Pananos, Leah Lynn Kissick. 101 First Row: Mr. David Boyer. Adviser; Bob Heath. Reporter: Randy Whiteman. Secretary: Wayne Keck. Vice President: Second Ron: Bill Rendos. Treasurer: Bill Coulter. Chaplain; Richard Wimer. Sentinel; Mike Dunkerly. President. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Future Farmers of America is an organization of, by and for boys studying vocational agriculture to develop good citizenship, cooperation and agricultural leadership; with the following motto; “Learning to do, doing to learn, earning to live, and living to serve.” The members of the organization participate in local, area, regional, and state conventions and competition. They also work at all home football games and present the Mercer County Childrens’ Home with a check from their deerhide drive. First Row: Bill Welton, Paul McCullough. Rick Magee. Jack Gerber. Second Row: Leonard Powell. Rick Stouffer. Pete Vaughn, Ed Davis. REPAIRING A PLOW is hard work, but Rick Stouffer does it well and without complaining. 102 First Row: Wayne Filer. Sandy Cornelius, Doug Coss, Joe Hart. Second Row: Mike Kriebel. Ralph Whiteman. Rands Walsh. Dave Baker. Doug Montgomery. MR. BOYER. FFA adviser. Wayne Keck, and Chuck Ubcr put the WAYNE KECK ADDS those new reports to the FFA scrapbook, finishing touches on their scrapbook. First Row: Bob Heath. Mike Dunkerly. Wayne Keck. Second Row: Chuck Uber. Bill Rendos. Richard Wimer. Randy Whiteman. Bill Coulter. 103 First Row: Bev Taylor, Anne Weiland, Peggy Wettig, Karen Bain, Barb Bealty. Mary Adams. Second Row: Dan Yourd, Randy Fyffe, Tom Bell. Dana Frankenburgh, Bob Sweitzer, Dave Yourd, Tom Spence. Third Row: Dave Hoyt, Brad Smith. Bob Sen-nholtz, Denny Struble, Bruce Firm, Jim Goshorn, Jeff Dunn, Tim Easton, Pete Ellis. First Row: Mrs. Norma Limberg. Adviser: Jim McCalla. Consul: Dick Remley, Consul; Mrs. Betty Walters, Adviser. Second Row: Anne Weiland. Aedile: Pam Long. Censor: Peggy Wcttig, Tribune: Marianne Alberth. Censor: Joni DeMarsh. Quaester. Third Row: Frank DeMarsh. Aedile: Jerry DeMarco, Tribune: Raymond Seifert, Quaester. First Row: Mary Ann Thatcher. Sandy Tunstall. Diana Jones. Cheri Pagni, Carol Hamil. Second Row: Jim McCalla. Dick Remley. Kathy Mulqueen. Pam Long, Joni DeMarsh. Marianne Alberth. Jeff Lumley, Mike Crcvling. 104 First Row: Holly Shaw, Apryl Baker. Jane Dunkerly, Diana Carnes, Ann McGill. Sue Aiken. Second Row: Lynn Weber. Bill Snyder, Joe Cirillo, John Pridemore, Gary Johnson. Brad Dearborne. Frank Bryer. Third Row: Lee Anderson. Jerry DeMarco, Frank DeMarsh. LATIN CLUB Latin Club is open to all students who have completed at least one year of Latin. The club, under the supervision of Mrs. Betty Walters and Mrs Norma Limberg, was organized to promote interest in ancient civilizations and the classics. The last meeting is devoted to Senior members, who are presented with memorable scrolls written in Latin. First Row: Kim Wise. Carol Askham. Linda Weber. Marion White. Glenda Hawke. Dorry Cooper. Second Row: Carl Costello, Linda Stewart. Pam Covert. Sue Stutz. Elaine Rodgers. John Cowan. Third Row: Tom Pearce. Bob Bell. Raymond Seifert. Denny Bonetti. 105 First Row: Stan Welton, Paul Boner. Tom Barron. Bob Wilson. Delbert Rankin. Milo Dorr. Second Row: Karen Black. Joyan Pa-lovich. Pam Labor. Karen Tinkey. Darlene Klink. Nancy Runkle. Pam McElroy. Mary Goble. Sally Fenrick. Third Row: Margaret Benson. Pat Yeager. Holly Ferguson, Laurie Hay, Sylvia Urquidi. Ann Driscoll. Leah Lynn Kissick. Sandy Tunstall, Brenda McBride. Fourth Row: Juleeann McCamey. Nancy Pridemore. Pam Long. Mary Ellen Pritchard. Connie Briggs. Mary Jo Bryer. Glynis Berger. Chcri Pagni. Lynn Hoffman. AFS One of the largest clubs in GCHS is American Field Service, an organization consisting of students interested in the cause of furthering closer international relations. Members give time and effort toward various fund raising activities. The club sponsors the Annual AFS Ball and this year’s exchange student, Silvia Urquidi, from Bolivia. Advisers are Mrs. Mary Lou Christie and Mr. Dorothy Nutt. First Row: Joni Demarsh. President; Kathy Riddle. Vice President; Gail Kiser, Secretary; Robin Smith. Treasurer. Second Row: Mrs. Mary Lou Christie, and Mrs. Dorthy Nutt. Advisers. First Row: Ruth Dryer. Mary Adams. Debi McDougall, Patty Perry. Carla Cookson. Jean Driscoll. Karen Sutter. Kathy Walters, Mindy Colaizzi. Second Row: Darlene Bice. Sally Marsh, Darby Jacobs. Sue McCoy. Anne Pagni. Lisa Burns, Sue Bickel, Sherry Atwell, Debbie Hennon. Third Row: Barb Becker. Barb Beatty, Debi McCall. Anne Weiland. Carol Christie, Patty Steese. Diane Christie. Linda Black. 106 First Row: Apryl Eshelman. Barb Breese. Kathy Slencak. Gloria Marsh. Missy Harris. Kathy Patrick. Lila Thomas. Second Row: Ginger Gregg. Sue Thompson. Caroline Wilson. Glenn Dandoy, Tracy Brown. Sue Gilliland. Sonja Huff. Vai Perry. Third Row: Peggy Caler. Belinda Webster. Donna Gordon. Karen Leathers, Shawnee Wible. Murray Eaton, Ethel Forsythe. Mindy Sopher. Fourth Row: Debbie Pagni. Donna Sopher. Nancy Thompson. Marianne Filer. Denise Spencer. Janet Stillwagon. Sheila Wagner, Laura Zupen. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE CLUB First Row: Tom Dorr. Robin Adams. Sue Molsky. Karen Crawford. Elaine Rodgers. Nancy Stevenson. Kathy McElroy. April Baker. Laura Montgomery, Linda Stewart, Doug McMullen. Second Row: Marion White, Karen McFarland. Janet Walters. Lynn Weber. Michele Hughes, Marcia Provence. Sheila Shaw. Holly Shaw. Karen Huff. Third Row: Amy Butler. Sue Stutz, Kim Wolfe. Linda Weber. Amy Hodgson, Linda Fisher. Nancy Conners. Patti Rhoads. Cindy Himes. Fourth Row: Glenda Hawke, Julie Dc-lett. Sue Shaner. Brenda Labor. Marsha Williamson. Donna Becker. Kim Stowe. Darlene Dye. Cheryl Campbell. 107 First Row: Ruth Dryer. Sue Lindey. Carol Chanadet Diane Christie, Sue Fassett, Patty Steese, Ellen Urey. Second Row: Robin Smith. Sue Bickle, Linda Black. Carla Cookson, Jean Driscoll. Anne Pagni, Darby Jacobs. Karen Sautter. Third Row: Jim Crow. Denny O’Neil. Tom Magee, Tom Stevenson, Steve Cicero. Bill Merritt, Rich Cirillo. Ted Cook. Fourth Row: Kal Dankovich. Frank Walker, Lew Hay, Gary Henry. FRENCH CLUB French Club, under the direction of Mrs. Mary Lou Christie and Mrs. Eleanor Kellogg, is devoted to increasing the students knowledge of the French language, customs, and cultural meetings including skits, games, scavanger hunts and plays. They try to provide a foreign atmosphere in which French is spoken by members, officers and advisers, with “the Marseillaise” sung at the beginning of each meeting, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance and minutes, both in French. First Row: Steve Patrikis, President; Sally Fenrick. Vice-president; Carol Christie, Secretary; Kathy Riddle. Treasurer. Second Row: Mrs. Mary Lou Christie, Adviser; Brenda McBride, Assistant Secretary; Marilyn Best, Assistant Treasurer; Mrs. Elenore Kellogg, Adviser. 108 First Row: Mary McClelland. Linda Fisher. Cathy Hassel, Darlene Dye. Janet Walters, Karen McFarland. Second Row: Mark Berger. Julie Delett, Marianne Porsch, Brenda Labor. Kathy Alberth. Marsha Williamson. Patti Rhoads. Sue Shancr. Third Row: Mark Zupo. Doug McMullen. Ron Zenobi. Karl Hiebel. Jamie Orr. Kathy Benson. Kim Wolfe. Nancy Conners. FRENCH CLUB First Row: Mary Ellen Pritchard. Gail Kiser. Glynis Berger. Pam Labor. Anne Driscoll. Sylvia Urquidi. Second Row: Laurie Hay. Connie Briggs. Karen Black. Sally Butch. Mary Jo Brver, Margaret Benson. Cindy Coppolella, Lynn Hoffman. Third Row: Milo Dorr. Tom Barron. Bob Wilson. Don Faulconbridge. Jim Schepp. Ron Burnett. Joe Schepp. Fourth Row: Mark Koenig. Paul Boner. Rick Bailey. 109 First Row: Nancy Stevenson, Cheryl Campbell, Kathy McElroy, Nanci Pridcmorc. Pam Labor. Sue Bickel. Dave Brack, Ed Carrara. Glenn Dandoy. Second Row: Jerry Patterson. Jim Pritchard. Jim Nulph. Mike Bassler. Dennis Bonnetti, John Cowan, Bill Snyder. Steve Richards. Bob Gildersleeve, Bob Yeager. SCIENCE RESEARCH CLUB First Row: Belinda Webster, President; Dave Ketler, Vice-president; Beth Campbell. Secretary. Second Row: Mr. Homer Christie, Adviser; Sue Thompson. Program Chairman; Mark Allison. Treasurer. First Row: Joe Magee, Tracy Brown, Missy Atwell, Sue Gilliland, Val Perry. Second Row: Kent McGill. Cheryl Long, Barb Breese, Kathy Slencak, Caroline Wilson, Pam Palovich. Third Row: Ed Black, Joe Hedglin, John Miazzca, Brad Myers, John Vogan. 110 First Row: Tina Boylan. Sheila Cooke. Pattie Beebe, Melissa Harris, Linda Reehcr. Lila Thomas. Ginger Gregg, Cindy Pringle, Ethel Forsythe. Second Row: Mary Ann Filer, Kathy Kelly. Dennis Sansotta. Clinton DcMarsh. Jim Hcnery, Bruce Fabian. Joe Holmes. Joni Liptak, John McCandless. SCIENCE RESEARCH CLUB Under the supervision of Mr. Homer Christie, the Science Research Club encourages and assists students interested in scientific research. Club meetings are composed of informative films, discussions, and speakers which aid students in their understanding of some aspects of science. Members develop and carry out projects about which they compose reports explaining and evaluating their results. First Row: Ed Black. President; Susie Gilliland, Vice-president; Barb Breese. Secretary. Second Row: Brad Myers. Treasurer; Apryl Eshclman. Program Chairman; Mr. Christie, Adviser. First Row: Marcie Scwall. Suzanne Rouse, Kate Kearney. Karen Conners. Patricia Gray. Pam Gray. Second Row: Apryl Eshel-man. Nancy Thompson, Joe Hart. Bob Dcinart. Tina Hassel. Karen Oill. Third Row: Bob Limbcrg, Stew Andresky, Janet Stillwa-gon. Gcri Moore, Carol Sowers. Ill First Row: Marcia Provance. Erla Como. Michele Hughes. Patty Rhoads. Amv Butler. Sheila Shaw, Sheri Metheny. Kim Stowe. Second Row: Marsha Williamson. Sue Stutz, Brenda Labor. Kathy Alberth. Elaine Rodgers. Carla Cookson, Kim Wolfe. Linda Weber. Third Row: Dave Hancox. Mark Berger. Ann McGill. Elizabeth Donan, Susan Campbell. Sue Shaner. Nancy Conners. Lynn Weber. Mike Jablonsky. Steve Goble. Fourth Row: Kevin Curfman. Mark Zupo, Skip Creveling, Jeff Warren. Ed Watkins. Tom Nelson, Mike Chutz. Jamie Orr. Ed Barger. DRAMATICS CLUB Drama Club, one of the largest and most active clubs in GCHS, is open to all students desiring to learn of the fundamentals of acting and production. Club members participate in improvisations and learn of stage areas and movement. They viewed the competition play, “Improvisation,” “Impressions,” and “Up the Down Staircase.” Thespians is an honorary club consisting of students interested and accomplished in drama. Forensic League is made up of individuals that desire to learn basic principals, and practice the art of speaking for self-development in that area. Mr. William Snyder advises all. First Row: Nancy Runkle, President; Brenda McBride, Vice-president. Second Row: Mr. William Snyder, Adviser; Mindy Colaizzi. Secretary; Mike Chutz, Treasurer. First Row: Carol Christie. Ruth Dreyer, Patty Steese. Peggy Wettig. Mindi Colaizzi. Sue Hummel. Debby McDougall. Second Row: Rhonda Cochran. Debbie Hennon. Patti Eshelman. Debi McCall. Jean Bolinger, Jessica Johns, Sue McConncl. Anne Wei-land. Cindy Alessio. Third Row: Jim Crow, Kevin King, Gary Henry, Lee Ann Cicero. Stacy Richards, Robin Smith. Sally Marsh. Dave Barron. Ed Lindey. Fourth Row: Larry Askham, Steve Cicero, Jay Campbell. Bill McNutt. Jim Bonanni. Bill Elliott. Jim Goshom, Gerard Garvis. Paul Simmons. 112 First Row: Brenda McBride, Kathy Vaughn. Sally Fenrick, Phyllis Wetlig. Virginia Welton. Jane Hodgson. Sherry DeGregory. Second Row: Debbie Hennon. Cheri Pagni. Anne Brower. Nancy Runkle. Jean Bolinger, Sally Marsh. Stacy Richards. Patty Eshel-man. Third Row: Anne Weiland. Stan Welton, Milo Dorr. Steve Petrikis. Mike Chutz. Mark Koenig. Bob McKee, Dick Remley. First Row: Jane Hodgson. Virginia Welton, Kathy Vaughn, Ruth Keck, Sally Butch, Pam Perry. Second Row: Marla Drennen, Marianne Alberth, Glynis Berger. Margaret Benson, Joyan Palovich. Phyllis Wettig. Third Row: Marilyn Best. Anne Brower, Claire Thompson. Ann Driscoll. Mary Ellen Pritchard. Connie Geary, Oleda Dulany. Fourth Row: Dave Pickens, Rick Bailey. Stan Wcl-ton. Bob McKee. Dick Remley. Mark Koenig. George Tucci, Steve Petrikis. First Row: Kathy Patrick. Caroline Wilson. Cheryl Long. Donna Sopher. Sue Gilliland, Missy Atwell. Second Row: Murray Eaton. Karen Leathers. Gloria Marsh, Pam Palovich. Debbie Wilson. Mindy Sopher. Patty Hume. Third Row: Kathy Slencak. Barb Brcese. Karen Oill. Apryl Eshelman. Karen Moyer. Sheila Wagner. Fourth Row: Sonja Huff, Janet Stillwagon. Brian Moore, John Snow. Terrv Rodgers, Paul Koenig. Debbie Paeni. Janet Pyle. 113 First Row: Jeff Warren, Jim Goshorn. Ed Palmer. Pete Ellis. Bob Wilson, Chuck Crawford. Scott Smith. Bill Bailey, Bob Moon. Skip Creveling. John Vogan. Second Row: Peggy Caler, Mark Koenig. Craig Neyman. George Hume, David Spin-dler, Dave Barron. Donna Sopher. Jeff Tinkey. Jim Tinkey, Karen Trezona. Third Row: Belinda Webster. Kathy McElroy, Nancy Thompson. Robin Adams. Sue McCoy, Debbv Pagni, Pam Palovich. Marian White. Ed Barger, Cathy Hasscl. Fourth Row: Peggy Wettig. Dave Lightner, Bill McDowell, Mike Parker. Bob Gildersleeve. Patty Hume. Diane Christie. Pam McElroy, Cindy Pringle. Cheri Pagni. Cindy Decker. Sue F ssett. Fifth Row: Glenda Hawk, Tina Hassel. Karen Conner. Mindy Sopher. Marcia Provance. Tim Brown. Brad Smith. Glenn Dandoy. Sixth Row: Mary Ellen Pritchard. Rick Bailey, Gary Welton, Donna Zarnick, Bonnie Patterson. Sheila Wagner. Beth Campbell. Tim Spatara. Evonna Boylan, Tina Boylan. Darlene Klink Seventh Row: Barb Becker. Tom Turek, Ed Carrara, Michelle Hughes, Barb Beatty, Bruce Orr. Jamie Orr. Steve Adams. Lois Thompson. Linda Stewart, Connie Geary. Eighth Row: Robin Smith. Stan Welton. Bob Deinert, Janet Ebel, Joyce Eichhorn, Marcia Sewall, Debbie Wilson. Karen Black. Doug Smitley. Dan Haworth, Pam Long. Ninth Row: Dave Boylan. Tom Barron. Mike Brown. Jim Bonanni. Rick Buttons. Mike Kriebel, Paul Koenig, David Gray. Tenth Row: Joni DeMarsh(head majorette). Crystal Hartman. Karen McFarland, Leora Ward. Clint DeMarsh. Jim Henry. Tom McDowell. Dan Knauff. Stew Andresky, Phyllis Wettig, (assistant head majorette). GROVE CITY HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND Grove City High School Marching Band again made its way through a glorious season of music and fun, under the direction of Grant Thompson. The band performed spectacularly at all football games. Also, Pep Band played at basketball games and pep assemblies, and helped to rouse the spirit of the student body and the players themselves. COLOR GUARD: Joan Lean. Betsy Eperthener, Nancy Lean, Connie Buchanan. Luann Hancox. 114 First Row: Kim Stowe, Cheryl Long. Debbie Montgomery. Roxanne Perry. Donna Sopher. Debbie McCraken. Mr. Kenvin Moreau. Director. Second Row: Denise Spencer. Gloria Marsh. Melissa Harris. Donna Zarnick. Michelle Gilmore. Karen Oill. Barb Breese. Third Row: Bonnie Patterson. Linda Jones. Crce Faull. Sue Thompson. Marianne Filer. Tina Bovlan. Virginia Turner. Marion White. April Baker. Fourth Row: Linda Weber. Sue Shancr. Nancy Stephenson. Joyce Basham. Debbie Huff. Janet Stillwagon. Beth Campbell. Carol Sours. Patty Gray. Laura Zupen. CHOIR First Row: Sue Fassctt, Claire Thompson. Marlene Basham. Ruth Keck. Brenda McBride. Debbie McDougall, Pearl Buck. Peggy Christie. Sheila Shaw, Steve Goble. Brian Moore, Brian Duda. Second Row: Mary Noble. Gay Lutton. Ruth Schermerhorn. Marianne Alberth. Anita Webster, Debbie Ellis. Betty Miller, Steve Petrikis. Mark Koenig. Dave Barron, Mike Chutz. Third Row: Pam Labor, Carol Chanadel, Lisa Burns, Judy DeGrcgory. Sue Clarke. Nancy Keighly, Karen Black, Cindy Galowich, Lu Ann Hancox, Jim Orr, Bob McKee, Ed Black, Bob Armstrong. Fourth Row: Linda Black. Joan Shawgo. Connie Geary. Leah Lynn Kissick, Betty Pananos, Karen Tinkey. Anne Pagni. Barb Butler, Marla Drennen. Mindi Colaizzi, Cindy Alessio. Paul Simons. Tom Nelson. Denny Struble. Grove City High School Concert Choir and Girls’ Chorus once again put forth a very active year of assemblies, concerts and musicals. Musicals this year were “You're a Good Man. Charlie Brown in January and the fabulous “Hello Dolly this spring. Also they presented Christmas and spring concerts. “Twelve Plus One , the Madrigal group were also featured throughout the year. All these activities were under the instruction and direction of Mr. Kenvin Moreau. First Row: Jean Bolingcr. Phyllis Wettig. Darby Jacobs. Donna Kroak. Marla Blom. Jean Driscoll. Lynn Hoffman. Elaine Teare. Mr. Kenvin Moreau. Director. Second Row: Nancy Runkle. Mary Goble. Glynis Berger. Nancy Lean. Peggy Wettig. Sheri Atwell. Rhonda Cochran. Nancy Dixon. Marta Gammon. Third Row: Clay Barr. Dominic DeFabio. Dave Hancox. Tom Goble. Dick Fisher. George Tucci. Mark Oberlin. Tim Brown. Sue Walsh, Chynethia Hughes. Sue Bickel. Jackie Riddle. Fourth Row: Lawrence Shaw. Kevin King. Jeff Patterson. Reid Bonig. Jim Tinkey. Jeff Tinkey, Sally Marsh, Pam Long. Stacy Richards, Sue McCoy, Karen Sauter. Elnore Pears. First Row: Donna Peth. Jenny Moya-Mendez. Donna Becker, Sandy Peth. Linda Young. Kathy McElroy. Nancy McKnight. Kathy Buklcy. Kathy Orange. Missy Atwell. Second Row: Becky Sopher. Pam Gray. Karen Huff. Barb Hill. Lynn Weber. Kathy Koi. Doreen LaVan. Claire Berger. Cheri Glenn. Glenda Hawke. Third Row: Holly Shaw. Elaine Rodgers. Laura Montgomery. Apryl Eshelman. Georgia Childress, Tina Hassell. Sheila Cooke, Ginger Gregg. Peggy Calcr. Fourth Row: Janet Walters, Sandy Bcightol. Ann McGill. Anita Slonka. Carmella Basham. Donna Makepeace, Dawn Neyman. Carol Askham. 115 First Row: Linda Snyder. Jane Crouch, Fatty Parenti. Second Row: Linda VanDyke. Debbie Moore. Ronda Heckathome, Melinda Dick. Deborah Rowe. Third Row: Cheryl Heath. Patty Beers, Darlene Rust Maria Mong, Kathy Townley, Diane Montgomery. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Under the direction of Miss Alice Coyer, the Future Business Leaders of America promote and prepare students toward success in the competative field of business. These students interested in business develop an understanding of its mechanics. One activity of the club is selling of football programs. Row: Betsy Ritcnour, President: Debbie Heath. Vice-president; Lois Palm- First Row: Sharon McDermott, Joanne Nelson. Second Row: ’ecordtng Secretary; Sharon McDermott, Corresponding Secretary. Second Karen Buchanan. Janet Garrison. Elva Aiken. Debbie Keck. Treasurer; Angie Corbin, Reporter; Miss Alice Coyer. Ad- 116 First Row: Christina Alba. Peggy Plummer. Patty’ Beebe. Regina Frisk, Kathy Como, Erla Como. Second Row: Skip Creveling, Bill Welton. Barb Hoyt, Robin Adams. Melodie Beatty, Lisa Wilson. Bill Dubiel. Alan Henry. Mr. JefT Boling. Adviser; Melodie Beatty, Treasurer; Helene Whitfield. Vice-president; Bill Welton. President; Virginia Welton, Secretary. EQUESTRIANS CLUB This year another club rose out of the interest of a group within the school, the interest being in horses. The club is called Equestrian Club, and its purpose is that of developing an interest in horsemanship and in the aspects of caring for these remarkable animals. The advisor of this group is Mr. Jeffrey Boling. First Row: Pam Deniker. Virginia Welton. Donna Anthony. Sandy Cornelius. Second Row: Dean Stephenson. Helene Whitfield, Barb Butler. Joan Shawgo. Debi Ellis. Mike Dunkerly. 117 First Row. Barb Becker. Lydia Hayworth. Cindy Curry. Jayne Bowser. Second Row: Gail Hughes. Larry Mathison. Kim Gawne. Lee Ann Ward. Cathy Winder. Dave Pickens. Third Row: Larry Oakes. Dave Hockenberry. Wally McDowell. Craig Neyman, George Hume. Vince Montelonc. Rodney Rodgers. Michael Collars. First Row: Dave King. Vice-President: Nancy Dickson. President; Tom McDeavitt. Secretary. Second Row. Mr. Sam Williamson and Mr. Terrv Reeher. Ad isers. COLLECTORS CLUB Collectors Club is open to anyone interested in collecting anything. This club is one of unpredictability and fun. Collections range from the ordinary but interesting ones of jewelry, china, books and coins to unusual items like door knobs, speaking of unusual collections. one was noted as being a collection of toilet seats. Mr. Terry Reeher and Mr. Sam Williamson are the advisers. First Row: Jackie Say. Murray F.aton, Marsha Wise. Debbie Rowe. Second Row: Jeff Dcneker. Dave McDowell. Gloria Marsh. Marv Addison. Vicki Harding, John Knaugh. Bill Simon. 118 Sue Miller, Sue Christie. Edris Robson, Gayla Rice, Julccann McCamcy, Bonnie Bowers. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Promotion in interest and knowledge of home life and its functions is the purpose of the Home Economics Club. Under the guidance of Miss Eleanor Lewis, they examine conflicts and learning experiences in the supervision of a household. Members try to expand their achievement, status in handiwork and cooking. Cindy Knight, Secretary-Treasurer; Miss Eleanor Lewis. Adviser; Grace Perry, President; Loretta Moury. Vice-president. Loretta Mourey, Grace Perry. Juleeann McCamev. and Edris Robson preparing one of their famous dishes. 119 First Row: Ellen Urey, Debbie McDougall, Patty Perry. Second Row: Brenda Taylor. Sue Bickel, Pam Morgan, Robin Smith. Kathy Riddle. Third Row: Sue Hummel, Evonna Boy lan. Paula VanDyke. Sue Alfreno. Virgina Limberg. Fourth Row: Linda VanDyke, Cindy Galowich, Lee Ann Cicero, Nancy McFarland. Patty Frank. GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION First Row: Patty Covert Mary Goble, Anita Webster. Darlene Klink. Patty Caldwell. Second Row: Lee Ann Ward. Elnore Pears. Grace Perry. Betty Pananos. Ruth Schermerhorn. Third Row: Kathy Filer, Linda Grossman. Cindy Knight, Hope Bauser. 120 First Row: Karen McFarland. Belinda Webster. Pam Palovich. Sharon Barger. Second Row. Roxanne Perry. Betty Dickson, Geri Moore. Sue Molsky. Karin Crawford. Third Row: Glenda Hawke. Marion White. Peggy Klink. Ethel Forsythe. Joni Liptak, Linda Weber. Fourth Row: Lynn Weber. Kim Wolfe. Pam Covert. Jo Ellen Engle. Valerie Parenti. Cindy Himes. GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Promoting an interest in athletics for GCHS students is one of the major goals of the Girls Athletic Association. It also strives to provide an opportunity for additional participation in physical activity outside of gym classes. Open to all girls in the school, GAA invites them to participate in basketball, volleyball, softball, and soccer with good sportsmanship, not only encouraged but required. Mrs. Nancy Jo Smoose acts as the adviser. Jo Ellen Engle. Secretary-Treasurer: Brenda Taylor. Vice-President; Mrs. Nancy Jo Smoose. Adviser: Kathy Filer. President. 121 First Row: Lester Steele. Keith Broerman. Mike Hoffman. Robert Harton. Second Row: Robert Palmer. Ed Wirik, Larry Sowers. Dean Stephenson. Randy Michaels. INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY CLUB Industrial Technology Club is organized through the Industrial Arts Department. Its purpose is to provide an opportunity for the members to learn about local industry; its products, processes, problems, and opportunities. Advisers for the club are Mr. Glenn Adams, Mr. Terry McClelland, and Mr. David Murphy. Visits to local industries this year included Bashlin Company, Wendell August Forge, SATEC Systems, Stephenson Machine Shop, General Electric and several others. First Km-: Keith Broerman. President: Mike Hoffman, Vice-presi- Mr. Adams and Mr. McClelland take their club to visit one of the local industries. dent: Robert Harton. Secretary-Treasurer: Mr. Terry McClelland and Mr. Glenn Adams. Advisers. 122 Firsi Row: Jo Ellen Engle. Virginia Limberg. Sue Lindey. Anne Wciland. Sue Alfreno. Second Row: Cindy Coppolella, Marianne Alberth. Patti Rhoads. Nancy Conners, Pam Covert, Valeric Parcnti. Third Row: Cindy Himes. Ellen Urey. Nancy McFarland. Patti Frank. Kathy Riddle, Carol Chanadet. Fourth Row: Leeann Cicero. Bonnie Keck. Mary Ellen Pritchard. Patty Covert Mary Goble. LEADERS CLUB Leaders Club members, under the direction of Mrs. Nancy Jo Smoose, assist in various physical education fields. They help with the elementary gym classes, referee volleyball games, act as officials for Mrs. Smoose. and sponsor the Annual Indoors Olympic Night. First Row: Diana Jones. President; Stacy Richards. Vice-president: Hope Blauser. Secretary; Second Row: Pam Labor. Treasurer; Mrs. Nancy Jo Smoose. Adviser. 123 First Row: Mary McClelland. Amy Butler. Tracy Brown, Mary Hamley, Peggy Klink. Missy Atwell. Georgia Childress. Pam Palov-ich. Kathy Orange. Second Row: Patty Beers. Apryl Eshelman. Nancy Thompson. Karen Leathers. Kathy Slencak. Anne Paton. Belinda Webster. Anita Slonka. Third Row: Dorothy Thatcher, Cindy Himes, Kathy Benson. Linda Fisher. Sharon Barger. Joyce Basham. Donna Becker. Fourth Row: Connie Buchanan, Betsy Eperthner. Janet Walters, Kim Wolfe, Lynn Weber. Marrianne Porsch. Sue Stutz. Mclodie Beatty. PEP CLUB Under the direction of Mrs. Lorraine Gilson, the GCHS Pep Club promotes spirit and enthusiasm in support of our Fighting Eagles. The many signs around the school and cheering our team to victory require many hours after school and devotion of backing football, wrestling, basketball, track and golf teams. The club also sponsors many fund raising activities. Membership is invitational. First Row: Pam Rover. President; Nancy Pridemore. Vice-president; Mrs. Lorraine Gilson. Adviser: Nancy McFarland. Secretary. Second Row: Karen Tinkey. Attendance Secretary; Cheri Pagni. Treasurer; Patty Frank, Assistant Treasurer. First Row: Cheri Pagni. Nancy Pridemore. Pam Royer. Karen Tinkey. Patty Perry. Nancy McFarland. Patty Frank. Second Row: Shirley Snyder. Lvnette MacTaggaru Joyce Bair. Darlene Klink. Diane Frankc. Brenda Taylor. Third Row: Vicki Orr, Jean Moser. Sue McConnell. Sue Alfreno. Debbie Bowie. Sue Rac. 124 First Row: Frank Walker, Steve Petrikis. Bryan Moore. Second Row. Karin Oill. Donna Sopher, Jean Bolingcr. Anne Lamont. Leah Lynn Kissick, Julie Richardson, Joyan Palovich. Margaret Benson, Lynn Hoffman, Sandy Tunstall. Peggy Wettig. Anne Wei-land. Stacy Richards. Third Row: Debi McCall. Pam Perry. Jill Moore. Phyllis Wettig. Cristie Bryer, Nancy Runkle. Ruth Dryer. Marla Drennen. Anne Pagni. Fourth Row: Mr. Kenneth Peterson. Adviser. First Row: Anne Pagni, Jill Moore. Frank Walker, Leah Lynn Kissick. Second Row: Peggy Wettig. Debi McCall. Karin Oill. Third Row: Ruth Dryer. Assistant Editor. CHOCOLATE MILK Expression of thoughts, ideas and concepts by students can be an aid in developing their own creativity. Therefore we have Chocolate Milk, the G.C.H.S. literary magazine in its second year. Under the supervision of Mr. Kenneth Peterson, the magazine has grown quickly. Yet the staff selects the themes, poems, short stories, or essays to be published. All students in the school may submit any creative writing, be it a complex theory, or just a simple thought. First Row: Marla Drcnncn. Joyan Palovich. Julie Richardson. Lynn Hoffman. Sandy Tunstall. Second Row: Anne Weiland. Phyllis Wettig, Donna Sopher. Third Row: Pam Perry. Editor. 125 First Row: Pam Royer, Co-captain. Gail Kiser, Captain, Second Row: Patty Frank, Cindy Alessio, Carol Christie. Mindi Colazzi, Debbie Hennon. CHEERLEADERS Here’s to the Cheerleaders and their devotion to the school and its many activities. As a result of their hard work, they not only entertain and smoothly run pep assemblies, but also play an important role in the school by helping to build school spirit. Also their enthusiasm can be seen in their willingness to spend many hours after school constructing and practicing cheers. Among other activities they also made possible this year’s bonfire and helped with the Homecoming decorations. Marsha Williamson, Amy Builer. Anne Weiland. Captain. Sue Stutz, Debi McCall. Janet Walters. 126 Robin Smith, Connie Geary. Darlene Klink. Phyllis Wcttig. Assistant Head Majorette: Sue Fassett, Cathy Hassel. Karen Trczona, Peggy Caler. Belinda Webster. Peggy Wettig. Joni DeMarsh, Head Majorette: Mary Ellen Pritchard, Barb Becker, Pam Long. MAJORETTES Devotion, imagination, and grace mark the routines of these hard-working majorettes. These girls play an important role in school spirit at pep assemblies and half-times at our athletic events. The use of batons, flaming batons, streamers, pom poms, and hoops mark their dances. First Row: Karen Trezona. Cathy Hassel, Sue Fassett, Robin Smith, Barb Becker. Peggy Wcttig. Belinda Webster, Peggy Caler. Second Row: Phyllis Wettig, Assistant Head Majorette: Darlene Klink. Connie Geary. Pam Long. Joni DeMarsh. Head Majorette: Mary Ellen Pritchard. Mary Ellen Pritchard, Connie Geary, Phyllis Wettig. Joni DeMarsh. Darlene Klink. Pam Long. 127 First Row: Dave McKnight, Mike Stevenson. Rick Walker. Bruce Firm. Fred McClimans, Tom Porsch. Wayne Mook. Second Row: Coach Dick Noel. Mike Creveling. Tom Barron, Steve Petrikis. Gregg McClimans. Steve Allen, Blaine Hovis. GOLFERS HAVE PERFECT SEASON: FOURTEEN WINS Coach Richard Noel led his golfers to a perfect season of fourteen wins and no losses. Since 1962, Noel’s putters have had 61 consecutive wins at their home course, the Grove City Country Club. The team also scored a new team record for the lowest team round at Grove City Country Club of 362. Since 1962, the Eagles have racked up a magnificent record of 109 wins and 11 losses. Included in this record are 10 straight county championships. The only senior member of the team was Wayne Mook. Grove City Opponent 15 Kennedy Christian 0 14 Greenville 1 15 Slippery Rock 0 12 Greenville 3 9!6 Hickory 5 'h 1416 West Middlesex l4' i Sharpsville 'h Hickory 5(6 10 Sharpsville 5 15 Mercer 0 14 West Middlesex 1 13 Slippery Rock 2 15 Mercer 0 15 Kennedy Christian 0 Members of the golf team celebrate their victory by throwing Coach Noel into the lake. 130 Br-r-r-r, that's cold!” First Row: Rick Como. Mark Alfrcno. Skip Cummings. Brad Bennett. Denny Brown. Rick Sanguigni. Second Row: George Moya-Mendez, Bob Young. Bill Gargasz, Brad Butler. Chip Yourd. John Hummel. Third Row: Coach John Hummel. Jeff Lumley. JefT Rouse. Dave White, Bob Burnett, Steve Wolfe. Paul Dum-broski. Coach Shoemaker. HUMMEL’S THINCLADS Mike Bessick, Doug Butler, Les Sloan. Chip Yourd show the time for their new record. SET TWENTY-SIX RECORDS Coach John Hummel led the Eagle thinclads to a 7-4-1 record in the longest schedule in track history. The Eagles started in the groove by winning five in a row over Riverside. 8514-76; Shenango, 85' 4-29' 4; Slippery Rock, 891 4-55' 4; Lakeview, 125-25; and Reynolds, ll'h-12'h. Greenville and Hickory beat the Eagles before they bounced back to defeat Commodore Perry 95-55. Oil City downed Grove City 78-72. but the Eagles returned to trounce Sharon Kennedy 106-44. Grove City then tied Neshan-nock 75-75 and finished the season by losing to Franklin 80-70. Eagle thinclads placed third in both the Mercer County Championship and the Mercer Invitational Meet. In the District Ten Championship the thinclads placed second. This squad set 26 new high school records. In the 880 relay, John Hummel, Steve Timmans, Larry Hanford, and Terry Taylor ran a record time of 1:35.4. In the Two Mile Relay, Mike Besseck, Les Sloan, Doug Butler, and Chip Yourd set a new mark of 8:22.9. This succeeds the record set in 1969 of 8:23. Skip Cummins threw the javelin a record 203'4 . He placed first in District and fourth in the state. Later he received the award of being second in the nation. Skip’s throw topped a record of 172' set back in 1930. Jeff Dunn threw the discus for a record of 144'4 . His throw topped the record of 44'W set in 1969. George Moya-Mendez ran the two mile race in a record time of 10:11.9. His run exceeded the record of 10:35 set in 1968. In the 880, Doug Butler ran for a new record of 2:00.8. Doug’s run topped a record set in 1962 of 2:04.7. This squad will be known as the record-setting squad, for they established new records that will serve as a challenge for future track men. Head Coach John Hummel keeps the record straight for Doug Butler, Skip Cummins, Jeff Dunn, George Moya-Mendez. 131 Steve Timmons. John Hummel, Larry Handford, Terry Taylor proudly holding their new time for the 880 relay. GRAPPLERS WIND UP WITH 8-5-1 RECORD Grove City Opponent 36 Franklin 30 13 Oil City 36 51 Mercer 7 8 Greenville 48 3 Reynolds 45 15 Hickory 36 51 New Castle 14 26 Sharpsville 35 37 Lakeview 25 29 Commodore Perry 26 50 Cochranton 3 30 Jamestown 30 44 Kennedy Christian 14 47 West Middlesex 6 Head Wrestling Coach Dick Petula. who was new to Grove City this year, led his varsity grapplers to a winning season with an 8-5-1 record. Out of 18 boys who wrestled varsity this year, there were 5 who won more than 10 matches. Outstanding were Mike Braine (14-2), Doug Hockenberry (13-3), Rick Errera(l 1-5), Jeff Bell (11-5), and Bob Webster (10-6). As a team the Eagles wrestled 165 matches ending with a total of 91 wins, 69 losses, and 5 ties. Eight boys will graduate from the 1972 varsity squad of 18. They are Mike Braine, Doug Hockenberry, Bob Webster, Pat Forese (8-4), Bill Kite (6-5), Mark Alfreno (6-6), Rick Bailey (1-5), and Dean Beers (0-1, he was impaired all year). Returning to the mats next year from the varsity squad are Jeff Bell, Kent McGill, Ed Davis, Rich Billig, Ron Thompson. Bob Bell, Rick Errera, Todd Brown, Dave Adams, and Jim McCarl. First Row: Joe Magee. Bill Bonzcr. Bill Butch. Tom Magee. Bob Bell. Denny O'Neil. Ron Thompson. Vince Alessio. Second Row: Nick Forese, Scott Black, Jim McCarl. Dave Alfreno, Dennis Sansotta, Rudy Sansotta. Clyde Johnson. 132 Kent McGill is driving for the fall position with a reverse half arm bar. Ed Davis is maintaining control of his opponent. Rick Errera tries to put a cradle on his man. Mike Braine is controlling his opponent using an ankle ride. Bill Kite is controlling his opponent and gaining riding time. Bob Bell is attempting to put his man into a cradle. Bob Webster is controlling his man. Jeff Bell puts his man in a predicament. 133 First Row: Tom Dorr. Manager; Dave Hoyt, Doug Butler. Dave McKnight. Jeff Haynes. Tom Porsch. Bill Merritt. Doug Mechler. Second Row: Bruce Firm. Bill Rodgers. Dave Zinkham, Tim Easton. Bob Cowan. Jeff Lumley. VARSITY SQUAD CAPTURES MERCER COUNTY CLASS “B” TITLE Coach Len Clark’s varsity basketball squad ended the Grove City Opponent year with the best record in Grove City’s basketball history. 78 Neshannock 52 The squad won 20 and lost 2. They “sank” their way to the 47 Oil City 63 Mercer County Class “B” title by compiling a 13 win 1 loss 82 Kennedy Christian 72 record in county competition. 94 A-C Valley 65 In the points column. Grove City had an average of 80.6 86 Franklin 56 points per game. The Eagles soared over the 100 mark in 4 105 New Wilmington 45 games. They scored 105 points against New Wilmington; 86 Laurel 60 109 over Reynolds; 107 and 101 in the two games against 90 Cochranton 60 Commodore Perry. The team sank 45% of their shots for a 107 Commodore Perry 32 new record. 61 Lakeview 55 Dave Zinkham set three new school record this year. He 78 West Middlesex 65 set a new high score in one game with 31 points, highest to- 77 Mercer 57 tal score in the school’s history with 494, and the highest av- 61 Reynolds 50 erage with 22.5 points per game. Bob Cowan was second 79 Sharpsville 43 with 363 points. Dave McKnight sank 154 pts.; Tim Easton 83 Greenville 61 chalked up 146 pts.; Jeff Haynes with 141 pts.; Tom Porsch 101 Commodore Perry 50 and Jeff Lumley made 123 pts. each. 71 Lakeview 59 Dave Zinkham, Jeff Lumley, Tom Porsch, Jeff Haynes, 77 West Middlesex 65 Dave McKnight, and Bob Cowan were all seniors this year 45 Mercer 47 and played their last for GCHS. Returning to the court 109 Reynolds 78 next year will be Bruce Firm, Bill Rodgers, Tim Easton, 89 Sharpsville 45 Dave Hoyt, Bill Merritt, and Dan Yourd. 62 Greenville 52 1768 TOTALS 1272 First Row: Karl Heibcl, Dave Hoyt, Ray Seifert. Bill Rodgers, Tom Pearce, Carl Costello, Randy Fyffe. Second Row: Head Coach Lennic Clarke Doug Butler. Dan Yourd, Frank DeMarsh, Jack Kopnisky. Tom Spence. Bill Merritt. Steve Allen. and JV Coach Skip Zinkham. 134 Jeff Lumlcy (40) really tries one of coach Clark’s backward shots. Bob Cowan (24) outreaches his opponent. “It's my ball’ says Tom Porsch(12) Mcknight (10) and Haynes (14) watch fantastic action Up on your toes” Bob Cowan (24) really reaches for that one. Dave Zinkham (32) adding another 2 points to his total. Jet t Lumley (40) and Bob Cowan (24) watch in amazement. 135 First Row: Bob Thompson. Steve Wolfe. Jerry Patterson. Jeff Orr. Ted Buchanan. Skip Cummings, Mark Alfreno. Jeff Lumley. Pat Forese. Doug Hockenberry. Steve Randal. Dean Beers. Dave White. Jon Noel. Bill Kite. Denny Ferry. Don McFarland. Second Row: Nick Forese. Dale Wray, Kevin King. Jeff Dunn. Bill Elliot. Denny O’Neil. Terry Taylor, Jeff Bell. Don Leathers. Paul Tavaras. Paul Carpenter. Joe Fabian. Dan Matuska. Rich Billig. David Adams. Ron Thompson. Larry McCoy. Third Row: Coaches Cashdollar. Carlson, and Flynn, Steve Timmons. Frank Bryer. Park Butch. Mike Jablonsky. Mike Webster. Greg Chiappini, Frank DeMarsh. Frank Trinch, Brad Stone, Roger O'Kane. Fred Pritchard. Bill Rodgers, Doug Glenn. Tom Pearce. Dave Harton. Dave McCalla. Jerry DeMarco. Rock Baker, Bob Bell. Dale McCoy. Managers: Paul Simmons, and Carl Naegele. Coaches: Petruniak. Prctko, and Head Coach Youngo. EAGLES END SEASON WITH 3 WINS In his third year as head coach, Joe Youngo and the Fighting Eagles moved into the all new Northwestern Football Conference with a bang. The Eagles captured the opening game against Kennedy Christian 26-0. But here the fire seemed to end. The Eagles then lost a close one to Reynolds 8-6. They snapped back and won two in a row, beating Oil City 20-16 and Hickory 14-0. For the rest of the season the Eagles seemed to coast. They lost successively to Greenville. Warren. Franklin and Sharpsville. and then tied Corry. Corry and Warren were two new teams taken on by Grove City this year in replacement of Meadville and Titusville. Grove City has bright prospects for the 1972 season. This year it fielded an undefeated junior varsity team. Seniors playing their final game were Skip Cummins, Mark Alfreno. Pat Forese. Steve Wolfe, Don McFarland, Dean Beers, Jon Noel, Bob Thompson, Jerry Patterson. Bill Kite. Denny Ferry. Jeff Orr, Doug Hockenberry, David White, Steve Randall, Jeff Lumley, and Ted Buchanan. Grove City Opponent 26 Kennedy Christian 0 6 Reynolds 8 20 Oil City 16 14 Hickory 0 6 Greenville 20 0 Warren 21 6 Franklin 13 14 Corry 14 0 Sharpsville 7 96 99 Ted Buchanan (89) and Doug Hockenberry (77) lead the Eagles on the home field to the delight of the fans. Mark Alfreno gathers in the pig skin as he gains for another F.agle first down. Skip Cummins (10) moving out for additional yardage. Terry Taylor (32) moved in to block the opposition. Terry Taylor (32) fights to escape three Greenville tacklers as he goes for yardage the hard way. Skip Cummins (10) throws a long one as Jerry Patterson (M). Steve Wolfe (44). and Dean Beers (51) give him protection against the opposing players. Steve Wolfe (44) carries the ball dragging two men with him for yardage the hard way. Skip Cummins (10) bites the dirt while trying to elude an aggressive tackier. Lineman Jeff Bell (42) and Jon Noel (61) assist 137 First Row: Cindy Coppolella, Pam Covert. Kathy Filer, Diana Jones, Hope Blauser. Brenda Taylor, Patty Caldwell. Second Row: Jo Ellen Engle. Ellen Urey, Jacque Riddle, Linda Grossman, Cindy Himes, Sue Alfreno, Mrs. Nancy Jo Smoose, Coach. Third Row: Sue Bickel and Joni Liptak, Managers; Virginia Limberg, Nancy Conners, Kim Wolfe. Darlene Klink and Diane Frank, Managers. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TEAM ENDS SEASON WITH 7-1 RECORD Grove City Opponent 44 Hickory 25 43 Greenville 23 57 Kennedy Christian 42 54 Hickory 39 63 Kennedy Christian 34 41 Sharpsville 57 43 Oil City 62 46 Greenville 45 44 Knock 27 56 Broofield 20 49 Reynolds 31 81 Sharpsville 70 38 Oil City 53 60 Venango Christian 46 48 Sharpsville 49 Under Coach Nancy Jo Smoose, GCHS’s girls’ basketball team finished the season with a fine 7-2 league record and an over-all 11-4 record. This was the first year that there was a contest for a Mercer County Girls Basketball Champ and Grove City tied with Sharpsville, each with 7-1 records. In a playoff game, Sharpsville defeated Grove City for the Crown, 49-48. The girls netted a total of 767 points for an average of 51 points per game, while their opponents scored 623 points for a 41 point per game average. High scorers for the year were Pam Covert with 193 points, and Diana Jones with 175. Seniors who played this season were Diana Jones, Linda Grossman, Cindy Cop-pollela, Kathy Filer, Jacque Riddle, Hope Blauser, and Patti Cladwell. Returning next year will be Ellen Urey, Sue Alfreno, Brenda Taylor, Ginny Limberg, Cindy Himes, Pam Covert, Jo Ellen Engle, Kim Wolfe, and Nancy Conners. First Row: Belinda Webster. Cindy Pringle, Becky Sopher, Laura Montgomery, Linda First Row: Missy Atwell. Second Row: Mary McCelland. Weber, Linda VanDyke, Second Row: Pam Palovich, Shawnee Wible, Donna Gordan, Amy Hodgson. Third Row: Jean Moser. Debbie Pagni. Barb Hoyt, Linda Fisher, Cathy Hassel, Mrs. Nancy Jo Smoose; Coach. Third Row: Sue Lynette MacTaggart. Bickel and Joni Liptak, Managers. Paula VanDyke. Ethel Forsythe, Darlene Klink and Diane Frank. Managers. 138 GUARANTORS Campbell's Pioneer Dairy quality milk products Cinema Consultants estate of wm. demarsh Cooper-Bessemer Co_____A Division of Cooper Industries meeting the world’s need for power equipment since 1833 First Seneca Bank and Trust Company 101st anniversary General Electric Plant grove city division Giesmann Studio for excellence in the field of photography Grove City Bus Lines charter service Harshaw’s Insurance and Real Estate over 75 years of dependable service LaVern Harvey the juniors friend Montgomery Builders Supply manufactures of “montgomery homes” Northwest Pennsylvania Bank and Trust Co. the bank with the clock W. S. McKay Insurance real estate and all forms of insurance Young’s Printers stationary office supplies 139 CONTRIBUTORS Ambrosia Coal Company low ash and fine in quality Book-Davis Company paint and lumber supplies Boron Oil Company inspection and minor repairs Brownie’s Amoco and Grocery complete store Carson Finance finance all your needs Clint Brown Insurance savings for the future for graduate of the present Cohen Auto Parts complete lines Grove City Concrete Products fine construction quality products Grove City Diner specialist in home-cooked food Grove City Sports Shop clothing and sporting goods Hovis Trucking trucking is our business Kings Shoe Store shoes for the whole family Lewis Dry Cleaners 24 hour service McFarland’s Insurance Agency where service excels Nationwide Insurance feydo-kapp Puntureri’s Bakery pizza and bread Segaty Sanitation Service “our business is always picking up' Shaffer’s Wallpaper Store wallpaper and paint Shelley’s Furniture carpet-bedding-lamps Thrush Pharmacy rush to thrush The Trio hallmark cards and party shop Webb’s Camera and Hobby Shop records, photos, crafts Wendell August Forge “gifts for all occasions” W. M. Bashlin Company lineman and industrial equipment Allegheny Harvestone, Inc. farm products to meet your needs Arthur Armour gold anodized hand wrought aluminum Big Oak Mobile Sales think of a mobile home instead Bills Service Station service above all Bob McCullough T.V. Sales Service philco, admiral, channelmaster Broad Street Garage see the dodge boys Brown’s Boot Shop complete family shoe store Rostas and Shipton Television motorola and magnavox dealers 140 Bryer’s Home Furnishings furnishings for all home needs DONORS Cloud 9 Joe’s Drycleaning for quality and service Crescent Gift Shop fine gifts and decorative accessories Day Sewing Center touch and sew sewing machines DeFrance Drug Store complete drug service John C. Dorr Funeral Home successor to shel ley-dorr Dumitri Bakery delicious baked goods Dunmire’s Cleaners expert cleaning and tailoring Elliot Oil Company petroleum products Eperthener Auto Wrecking “proud of our old friends; eager to make new ones” F. H. Hall, Lineman where to find your supplies Four Seasons fashions for all seasons G. C. Automobile Associations finest in automobile G. C. Barber Association call pagni, lenkner, sonntag. glenn, petraka, himes G. C. Bowlodrome family fun and enjoyment G. C. Hardware Company see bill for all your hardware needs G. C. Store complete clothing selections H. Glenn Cunningham and Sons air conditioned-parking-ambulance service Henrick’s Esso one stop service Hovis Plumbing Heating enjoy modern heating George J. Howe Company, Inc. daily delight foods H. L. R. Anderson Insurance “service that saves” Hume Insurance Agency general insurance Issacco Brothers tiles for your use Ja De Dress Shop ladies apparel with a touch of originality Keystone Gasoline Service Station we are here to serve you Kocher’s Grove City Floral Company flowers and gifts Fred Labor Tire Service b. f. goodrich tires Langley’s Smart Apparel exciting fashions Loyal Christie Insurance Company protection plus savings 141 DONORS J. C. Penney grove city’s largest department store Jim MacRae Electrical Appliances your home appliance center McCarl’s Dress Shop latest fashions for smart dresses McKnight Brothers Transfer and Storage when it’s your move call McNutt Motors Chrysler-Plymouth Michael Joseph soft drinks Miller’s Gulf Station go best... go gulf Peden's Jewelry Store “over 50 years of serving your jewelry needs” Penn Grove Hotel Sunday evening buffet 5-7 o’clock Photography by Hillard look into the past with pictures Ralph’s Golden Dawn fresh meat and vegetables Rudy’s Restaurant sportsmen meet—specialize in steak spaghetti Russell Roll Jewelers member of the American gem society Say Motor Sales quality used cars Schall’s Quaker State courtesy and smiling faces Sears Roebuck Company goods at your fingertips Seifert’s Record Loft recordings for your employment Steese’s Ice Cream delicious, home-made ice cream Struble’s Upholstering Service fine and excellent work Tajon Incorporated bulk commodity carrier Tri-State Metals Incorporated brass castings W.E.D.A. Radio Station your hometown station William F. Osborne, Agency of State Farm Insurance “friends by the millions” Young’s Dairy milk and grocery products 142 CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS United Steelworkers of America PROFESSIONALS Dr. A. Donan Dr. D. B. Gallagher Dr. H. J. Lewis Attorney M. L. McBride, Jr. Dr. H. B. Runkle Dr. D. E. Wonsettler Dr. R. A. Yourd Wherry and Ketler, Attorneys at Law As you close this book, we hope that many fond memories of this school year are imprinted on the pages of your mind. THE STAFF Leah Lynn Kissick Juleeann McCamey Mr. Nial McCamey Co-Editors Adviser 143