Kane Area High School - Hurri Kane Yearbook (Kane, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1975 volume:

1975 fcowb fltiMOu Qtod v f-liqlv fCaub, Petm$y(W tte PtftS ife people (pep’l), n; pi., in sense 1 2, Peoples (-p’iz). OF. poeple, pueple (F.peuple), fr. L. populus. 1. A body of persons united by a common character, culture, or feeling. 2. A race, tribe, or nation. 3. Persons; as, all kinds of people. 4. The persons of a particular group, place, etc.; as, the people of New York. 5. Members of a family; kindred; often, ancestry; as, my people were English. 6. The mass of persons in a community as distinguished from special classes; the populace. OASSOF Advertising Faculty Index. Student Index Closing....... lii G « A.. % , P 'e v X , .i c 0 ’ cT° C K Godi i 5 dexxd� I rr _ is not Con1aq'QL 5 . — 1 � Vnc_ IS deool. Cy ock Cod isn't oLc.a_ol- - E� i V y GraKm 1 J t� 0's fe� y Ora scr 1 God Vv° 4 % % - o iS VI AT ■ ,. '?8'i «ve J s' 1� Stolons nv� lo tile nn |inw holies n-|Mtrt umler 'W ’. . . for while pa(M-r! 'Don't shoot! Mj j jnr ilri r: $20,000 ilnlbrs — PLUS. Thr biggest (|u«'slioti (hut faces me is. how I feel about myself. I answer by telling myself good tilings. Now all I have to do lielieve them. — Mike Peterson DAVID D. ANDERSON Dave Firsl period English i« • much to handle! IX)REEN M. ANDERSON ROBIN L. ANDERSON Doreen Robin SUSAN ANDERSON Sue With a chocolate filled pencil, you expect me to v ait for lunch? 12 PEOPLE JEFFREY A. BAKER Bakes MICHAEL D. BECKWITH Mike 'You ituy an tcrriblr! MATTHEW T. BENSON Matt FRANK J. BIFANO Bud CHRISTINE A. 151 RES Chris MICHAEL K. BAMAT Mike NANCY J. BENSCOTER Bees Knees CAROLYN S. BLANKENSHIP Carolyn 13 P opQ , Ou ROBERT L. BOEDECKER Bob BILLIE J.BONINI Billie ANNA L BOWEN Anna 0. Soto Mio!” JOYCE L. BRYANT Joyce PAMELA J. CARLSON Pam C. STE rEN BOWSER Steve STEPHANIE K. CARLSON Stcpli cojtsciGitces. JOHN M. CECCHETTI Chettcrs CINDY L. CHITTESTER Rubha OH, PLEASE pul yourclolho on! 15 'THIS i Miv� K.incHijih? ROBERT N. DAVIDSON Bob ‘That wbi a £o xl one. DALEENJ. DANIELSON Daniel CYNTHIA A. CORNELIUS Cindy THOMAS J. CUNNINGHAM Tom RONALD E. DAHL Ron KATHERINE A. DANGELO Sponge ROBIN M. DAVIDSON Red JAMES M. DETRICK Deles 0 wuqu idfijOA ROBERT J. DOUGHERTY DAVID L EASTMAN Skcets Dave KIM L EDINGER Kim KAREN L. EWERS Karen PENNY M. FITZGERALD Penny KIMBERLY FOX Kim SHERRI R. GIBSON Sherri X £ub$tcwce PHILIPJ. GILL.KSPIK Phil SUSAN K. GILMORE Sue CINDY L. CORA Cindy 'This class is a pain in the neck!” LEANNEG GRUBE Leanne RONALD J.HALLBERG Ronny that iM y b hutk ti douw MARY L. HANLEY K. THEODORE HANNOLD Mary Anri Ted GINA M. HICKEY Gina KENNETH P. HARLAN Ken NADINE M. HOLMBERG Nadine DIANE M. HOFFMAN Huffy DOROTHY L. HOLMES Dot LORETTA A. HORAM Loretta Ohhh . . . I'in tellin'! Oj kept together accovtmg DAWN A. HULINGS Don DOREEN E. HULINGS Screech ARNE R. JOHNSON Arne MARKE. JOHNSON Pooch ROBERT A. JOHNSON Bob MICKEY S. KARNS S| arky to ife wM STEPHEN R. KEPLER Steve KEITH R. KENESKE Keith Nadine, a cover girl you're not. THOMAS D. KERR Tom ROBERT R. KNAPP Rob MARY A. KRIBBS Mary Either my stomach's wrong, or it's time for lunch.' ' ITiat joke was disgusting! STEPHEN J. LUNDBERG Steve BARBIE A. LUNDGREN Barb GARTH E. MAGNUSON Garth ELLEN L. MARCONI Ellen MARILYN R. LINDSEY Marilyn Tkb pool 4 { A I f GUY F. LUCORE Luke Co-ed skinny-dipping? Fantastic!'' 22 wd o umHv QOudv dnOp Holly JEFFREY A. MAZE Hcffer TONI L. MAZE Toni ROBERT M. McCLOSKEY Rob RUSSELL A. McMURRAY Russ LORI J. MERTZ I-ori S. NELSON Karen I've l ccn jM)isi n xl! CINDY L. NEWPHER Newf CINTHIA L. NORTUM Spike Refetuuticj f-fts oww'iGffiydtiOto LARRY J. OCHS Larry ANITA ORZECHOWSKI Nila DENNIS L.OSMER Denny H-trvin. I don't get it. PAMELA A. O'DONNELL Pam THOMAS J. ORZETTI O.Z. ANNE F. PARK Parks DARWIN L. PETERS Dark JAMES W. PETERSON Pete 24 MICHAEL E. PETERSON Mike TRACY L. PETERSON Tracy ROGER D. ROESCH Roger George JUL1ANNE Julie JOHN P. ROLFE John 25 CHERYL A. ROLICK Cheryl JAMES M. ROLICK Jim SANDRA K. ROLICK Sandy REBECCA L. ROSS Becky Could you run that hy me jjsiin?” DUANE L SETH Duane SUSAN D. SHRUBB Sue wildu fa Qrtfwify £ UJ0foitCj it dtoxH v PAULG. SIRIANNI Paul JOSEPH M. SIVAK J(M- STEVE M. SIVAK Sieve CYNTHIA L SMITH Cindy MICHAEL L. SMITH Kite . RICHARD H. SMITH Rick Did you jv •-nwlid camera? SUSAN M. SOWA Sue ANTOINETTE SPETIC Toni MARY A. STAUFFER Mary 27 'Another remark like that, jih! ou‘I1 be pushin' up laisio.' MICHAEL E. SWANSON Huck ROBIN A. THIRY Roboone CYNTHIA M. THORNTON Shnorton TRUESDELL Chuck TAMELA S. VAUGHN Tammy MICHAEL A. WALTERS Mike Kim 28 JULIE A. WEIRICH Cartwheels KAREN F. WILSON Chickie ROGER W. WILSON Roj If Hum! my pick of all the girt in (he world . . 29 ANITA L. WOODFORD Nine jhcti ke ps its wfiwW W teCtjCldHjCj DONNA L. WOODFORD Donna KAREN E. WOODFORD Karen DORA G. WRIGHT Fonkary Doric HAROLD A. YALE Harold PAMELA K. WRIGHT Ram THOMAS C.ZAMPOGNA Zamp -nut anvwcr couldn’t be ri� :ht. could it? BETSY A. ZEEDAR Belay MRS. JONES??? I thought you graduated last year? 30 A 'mkty because aits Mistakes witfi tfiat stica cewt a ice — Franny Grrhctli tfiotties tft Jo'teue togetfie t . 31 RiyCtw PdtpMCiv ( Way 19, i957Auyust2i, 1972) A is gone but not gotten . . . [hb UftfoiuwCtJW Ov. Cfiftss Pfouj No . 20-21 Cf S Horace Van.lergclder............................ Dolly Levi......................................... Mrs. Molloy..................................... Cornelius Hackl................................. BarnabyTucker .................................. Ambrose Kemper.................................. Ermengarde...................................... Minnie Fay...................................... Cabman.......................................... Ruby (Waitress)................................. August (Waitress)............................... Gertrude........................................ Cook............................................ Miss Van Heusen................................. Joe Scanlon..................................... Malachi Stack .................................. Director: Mr. Brzezinski Student Directors: Pam Wright Ellen Marconi Sue Anderson ........Ron Dahl . .. .Julie Wcirich . Nancy Bcnscotcr . . . Mike Peterson ... .Ted Marconi George Politowski .......Lori Mcrtz .. . . Karen Nelson .......Ken Kane , . .Barb Lundgrcn ,... Steph Carlson ... Loretta Horam ... Kathy Dangelo ____Pam Carlson ... .MikeFitzella ... Mark Johnson 34 35 Fdoiufi is (jOt Ak|e tgmo t . Cfoss Pfi y Cast Charlie........ Alex Kinnian ... Profi-ssor Nemur Professor Straus. Bert............ Mrs. Donner . . . Fran ........... Joan........... Gina............ Chairlady....... Teen-age Charlie Mrs. Gordon . . . Norma (young) . Norma (old) Mrs. Nemur . . . Mr. Gordon.... Ld Technicians Mrs. Mooney . . . ..................................LcAnnc Grubc ..................................Mark Johnson ..................................Mike Peterson ..................................Roh McCloskcy ..................................Barb Lundgrcn ....................................Jill Weirich ................................Nancy Benscotcr ...................................Jnli«r Weirich ......................................Kim Horn ........................................Kim Horn ....................................Sleph Carlson ................................Anita Orzcchowski ..................................Kathy Dangelo ....................................Joyce Bryant ....................................Cindy Cornelius ........................................Ron Dahl ..................................Loretta Horam ....................................Pain Carlson Director: Mr. Stunko Student Directors: Pam Wright Anne Park 36 37 0 un«' Simlriil GIBSON. m-i.iFE Pell Club Choni - [CHATMON. Tl 3 Club 1 CI1HTKSTF.K.CINDY CI.YDK. PA TRICIA CUU.IN. KELLI. . COOLLY. KRISTINA CORBETT. KEN. . (S)RNKUbS.CY . I ANDKRSON. BONNIE . . . Ihirarmirals AA.Niki- ' ANDKRSON. DAVE T® ANDURSON.' DOREKN . ,£ Coo, fr',.(ji. nURRI KANh «K. VNDKRSON. ROBIN . .Coo,. ? . lniram� r s . lnlr.iimir.'1-if Major. Nik- nir.imi liili.aui'iral'i 'W (A’NMNCHAM Intraimi- Club. FbjiCorp. linramo- , N ik.-. A AH ,onal Honor M 1NETH . . . FKA’ llAiU-AN. Iiurannirtb i .ti.ij.— Cliiiruli r , Suul.-ni Qnun [Niwk Nlajor.;lU -dlu.nl •U URI-KANE Krlili.r-inj rKRG.NADlN fcDOKOt J loretta «L If •««•� ■ KJMBE1 thirumuraty Su - ilvisorv Onin. il DOl GHERTY ' t o i: STMAN.DA 'D. . lltfrarnurai KAREN ,WORTH..SHF.IUA ill. Baskci ilk. a IKS. KATin „. il Tr.-as. Gan 0 unl . lntramurn' Bawl. Orrhotra ■amu SV.r.lass Dtorus. naillonor Fo.Al-all Aj NSON. ARNat-FfA iSSiJRark a; 1jri-hmn Baml. Cftnl .tri,1 n;.iriilC!u.ni“ I ROBERT i . Ba«k«lball. niran Intrainu ;llFXVl. JOHN II Kin. JODY . . . IHIin.ROBIN . . . 1II-I.IFE. Literary, dull. FCA v THORNTON. CYNTHIA FM . Cfo-: (•III ! fifuR B 5 I v:t ... • tii ntfuc. kim W,. a. A 9 TIU.KSDELL. CHAKI.E3% . C -op 0 V v a!'oh3. ta.mu.a J WALTERS MICH A E l Jk ‘ R RI • hWNE. Irtffanmrak M.L. DriJ. W KREN. DONALD. . | vfclGyjftL . . hilnmit1 F l dull, Pn . of AA WKIRICH. JULIE . . . Iniuinugls. Nalion.il Honor Society, AA. ClmialiiTS. Clmn. . HURRI-KANE Editor. Nike. Flap RPcp Cluli. Concert Band JROD.BARB. . . Intramural PRBF.RG. PAl L Intro.Jr?L Intramural: JONES. LYLE Kooihall. Intraimi- KEMPE, RODfcRK K IPnksMthL KEPLER. STEPHEN F'iSlIull. Wrestling. In KNAPP. ROBERT. • FKA. Intramurals KRIBBSHIAKY l H hctUuJi.FHA KYS TAMARA; . Jr. Cl|C Play. Mauazinc Drive. Student CouniTWAA. NiXv. P.|� dtif. ki Club. HIRRT-KANE PARK. A A TR M|i ■ Choru-J Kl, GEORGE . . Chorus. IURRI KANE. Hf-LIFE. Dis-J tfay.fr. cJftf Pla ii • - U E, . . Kill Club. FFA ANNE .. . . Siyil. nl Council Ih, Cher-. WKAREN . . . WII .SON. ROGER . i Ii v.ji Cluli. Track Sr. Class Play. Pep Club MXC.NLSOrt.'’garth . f Ski Clnli marcom. j Plav. Intrairmnls. Chorm WOLFGANG. JOA -di'iit Council. Coru ■ ettc. Intramural Vic-Prcs.. Intraimii leader- Raskrthall intramural ;h.,kogkr OR I). DONNA WOODFORD. KAREN woo DITCH, MARK Track. Football. Varsity WRIGHT. DO Intrftmirals 5 WRfCnT. PAW JAMES iSKFY. ROBF.ll . HI : H E. imra IMlbalf Ir.-O ANDRA . TTT. 1 Clufi. Chccrl idi Coiim Intramural: SNYDER; STEVE ass Play. Co- HURR1-KA A. SUSAN 1C. ANTOIN Co-op. Intramu- MPOG.NA. THOM ■ EEDAR. BETSY . . . Lifft NEWPHER.CINDY. . . EH. President— Robin Hoilingshead Vice-President — Tom Magnuson Secretary — Steve Perry Treasurer — John Boeckman 41 Rick Ackley Gary Allen Gary Anderson Iain Anderson Randy Anderson Sieve Anderson Cheryl Armstrong Kim Armstrong Jim Battista Boh Berlin Colleen Bires Jerome Bires Mike Bish Steve Bizzak Terry Blankenship Steve Blint John Boeckman Robin Boedecker Julie Bonfilio Doreen Bonini Gretchen Bostaph Margie Bradley Kim Bradybaugh Sandy Buckley Paul Burton Shawn Cadden Sally Caldwell Terry Carlson Tom Carlson Mark Carlsson Carol Causer Franny Cecchetti Kevin Champion Steve Chitlester Steve Coleman Jane Cook Mary Crowley Rich Danielson Jane Depto Jenny Dodrill Tom Eastman Chris Espin 42 Missy Ewing Dewey Exley Clara Farley Dan Farnsworth Cindy Fetzeck Patty Fitzgerald Diane Fleming Betsy Fox Cliff Cadlcy Jack Golden Patty Grcville Margie Haight Kick Hallherg Roh Hannah Boh Hanson Jeff Hodgdon Kathy Hodgdon Robin Hollingshead Scott Holmes Keith Horn Joyce Howard Kathy Howe Paula HuekalMme Louis Hidings Bill Hultman Debbie Jamerson Mary Johnson Kevin Johnson I.isa A. Johnson Lisi R. Johnson Carol Johnson Yolanda Johnson Nancy Jolly Dick Kearney 43 Sue Kearney Amy Keener Ron Kerr Frank Komidar Marcia Koza Sandra Koza Debbie Kridler Karly Lantz Theresa Latshaw Gabby Lenaway Carol Losey Bill Lucia Trudy Lundberg Joe Lundgren Kris Lundin Kathy Magnuson Tammy Magnuson Tom Magnuson Sue Maljovec Ted Marconi Dave Maze George McClosky Linda Micheau Cherric Milford Theresa Milford Crystal Minugh Michelle Morgan Steve Nelson Lenny Nelson Lynn Nicklas Brenda Norman Mary O'Rourke Vernon Oyler Polly Paup Vicky Pence Steve Perry Chris Peterson Lore Peterson Jcanic Peterson Melinda Peterson Sally Peterson Terri Petruney Kathy Polasko Jack Polinski Bill Port Rick Powell Penny Proashas Bill Robinson Sharon Rockwell Darcy Rolick Steve Rose Karen Ross Sandy Rossman Floyd Roth 44 Chuck Russo Leah Sal lack Ed Savoia Brenda Sherwood Mark Sirianni Judy Sluga Scott Sluga Kathy Smith Leann Smith Sharon Snyder Kenny Spaich Dan Spangler Alan Stcnberg Karen Stcnberg Sue Straneva Fred Swanson JoAnn Swanson Martha Swanson Kevin Thompson Barb Tilburg Mark Timblin Mark Todd Mike Wallace Steve Walters Tim Wile Mark Wilson Joy Wilt Cheryl Woodford Doreen Woodford Chuck Woods Linda Wright Barb Yasurek 45 President — Ken Kane Vice President — Mary Wooditch Seeretary — Ann Pearson Treasurer — Bill Rook 1 Can xe really direct Mr. Bryant in Biology? QopkctoiO'ies 47 Doreen Adair Roxie Aiello Gnu Alabaugh Lorri Anderson Mike Anderson Paul Avenali Peter Avenali Paul Barron Paul Bauerle Sarah Baum Sharon Belt , Andrea Benson John Bentz Dianne Bergman Joe Bires Darrell Blankenship Chris Blauser Don Blauser Doug Blint Jeanette Boderocco Tim Bocdeckcr Frank Bostjancic Becky Bresslcr Mike Bressler Chris Buhl Joni Bundy Debbie Bush Heidi Campbell Jill Campbell MikcCardamone Scott Car Icy F'r« l Carlson Jim Carlson 48 Nancy Carson Limb Clark Jim Confer Debbie Cooley Amy Cunningham Karen Cowan Larry Davidson Richie Davis Tony DcSio John Dctrick John Dewall Vince DiMaria Steve Dodge Brian Duffy Steve Diirncl! Julie Edinger Valerie Ewing Jim Farley Kathy Flccgcr Brenda Fox Jeff Fragale Kathy Funari Tom Geer Randy Cillotti John Ginkel Kurt Graybill Georgiann Groves John Grube Ruth Grube Gary Gullifer Randy Gustafson Ron Hackett Chuck Hadfield Eric Hagman Sue Haight Liz Hall Peggy Hallberg Cecelia Hanley 49 No panic in loo ridiculous! Pat Hanley Tom Haulik Patti Heeler Perry Hillard Boh Hodgdon Tim Holt Colleen Hottel Linda Houser Linda Huckabone Kim Hidings Mark Jacobus Laurie James Frank Jashurck Cathy Johnson Don Johnson Ken Johnson Todd Johnson Jennifer Jubon Bill Keeslcr Tammy Kibbic Dave Kimes Pam Kocjancic Mary Koza Maryanna Larson Randy Larson Brenda Latshaw Brad Lehman Bruce Leonard Bill Lorenzo Boh Lucia Tracy Lundberg James I.undgren Allen Lupole Harold Mader Terry- Maguc Roberta Martin 50 Brett May bury Perry Maze Jim McCloskey Linda McCull Geno McMahon Rick Mcckley Bob Meckley Randy Micheau Carol Milford Kelly Morris Bob Moeier Don Myers Margie Nagle Jim Ncwpher Scott Nicholson Bill Okerlund Bill Oknefski Steve Olson Chuck Parisi Peggy Payne Ann Pearson Jim Pence Cathy Pennington Bruce Peterson Carl Peterson Denise Peterson Roger Peterson Cheryl Procsl Chuck Rakiecki Scott Remick Hugh Rich Cathy Risinger Jill Rodgers Bob Rolick 51 Sue Rolick Bill Rook Ed Rose Paul Rose Melissa Rossey Lori Russell Vicki Russo Rita Schmidt JoAnnc Shaffer Bruce Sherwood Brenda Shruhh Bryan Sichcr Dave Silvis Sue Sirianni Fran Smith Bill Smith Sue Snyder Roxanne Softich Jim Sowa Steve Spangler Tammy Spry Brad Stanko Martha Strand Robert Thiry Jim Timpano Darlene Truesdell Lisa Udovich Kathy Umpleby Boh Thornton Nora Warner Pam Warren Tim Williamson Bruce Wilson Allen Wolfe Jeff Wolfe Roger Walters Kathy Wolfgang Mary Wooditch Brian Yasurek Joanne Zaunick Tom Carlson I'll pretend I don't know they're taking a picture. 52 What do a mein five more Up T 54 HURRJ-KAIVte Editor-in-chief...............................Dalccn Danielson Class Editor...................................Julie Wciricli Activities Editor..............................Nancy Benscotcr Sports Editors........................Mike Peterson Clieri Fcrri Faculty Editor.................................Joyce Bryant C°l y Assistant..................................Pam Wright Advertising....................................Cindy Smith Tammy Kysor Business Manager................................Mike Walters Section Editors' Asst............................Sue Gilmore Mike Fitzclla Photography......................................Tom Orzetti George Politowski Ted Marconi Jim Greville Rob McCloskey Robin Hollingshead Advisor...................................Carla Hilly Thi remind me of something that happened in a Frank Sintin movie L to R.. Row I: N. Benwotcr. G Smith. Row 2: P. Wright. T. Kysor. J. Bryant. D. Danielson. J. Wcirich. M. Peterson, C. Kerri. Row 3: M. Walters. T. Orzetti. K. Horn 58 L to R.. Front: T. Marconi. R. Hollingshcaii, R. McCtoskcy. Bark:T. Oraelti.G. Polilowski Selling ads . . . Candid shots . . . Getting ready for a deadline ... Art work . . . Copy . . . Finishing a layout on time . . . Putting together a l ook full of memories of the fun, hard work, and friends of the past year ... A lot of hard work . . . the end result. . . 59 L to R. Row I:T. Williamson. P. Crcville. L Wright. C. E | in, S. Maljonc, J. Sluga, F. Smith. Rou-2: L Mertz, K. I.umlin. A. Pearson. S. Gibson. S. Gilmore. S. Rolick. K. Funari. Row3: M. Tothl. D. Maze, D. Kearney, M. Carrlantonc, T. Ilaulik. K. Kane WURRJ-k AJk AduMtfotltq Would you like to place an ad in the 1975 HURRI-KANE? What size would you like? Mow would you like it worded?” . . . Selling ads by going to businesses in town and sending letters to out-of-town businesses . . . Thank-you for the ad . . . Vt'riuhl C E� pin (' Prtrrvin T t -,rr on- K- Rot . t). Rolick. K. Lint . P. Greville. S. Maljovec. J. Sluga. Rou 2: L. Hurkabone, K. Kuiuri. C. Fcrri. R. Bo d. P. I) Mur J BiitiM.i I Mm M r'l n|U ,n l°l n on- ,,,c-5-'S. Gilmort. N. Bewcoler. D. Dhnielson. M. N'c lc.S. Rolick, M. Cwdamonc. K. Kane. ‘ ’ ’ ' • Uowloy, A. Pearson. V. Ewing . 11 R. Rou I: S. Kearney. S. Snyder. A. Kerner, J. Campbell. T. Kysor. B. Yasurek. C. Proesl. P. Fit gerald. K. Horn. Rou 2: C. Cornelius P. Huekabone. G. Grove . J. Bund). P. Baurrle. T. Marconi. J. Beni , C. Chi I letter. C Smith. Rou 3: S. Gibvon. P. Paup. J. Shaffer. H. Campbell. L James M. Beckwith. R. Softieh. P. Amien on. J. Weirich 60 You rannol see my ankle !' UottfH Qocfety Character, Scholarship. Leadership, Service . . . Outstanding students chosen by teachers and members of the previous year. . . 61 L « Rou I: I). Danielson, J. Wcirich. K. Horn. K. D� n� ;clo. J. Bryant. Row2: M. FitzcIb.G. Politowski. M. Bamat, Not Pictured: L. Grube W-UFk Editor Kathy Dangelo Production Art Bill Robinson Photo-Lay-Out Photography George Politowski Sports Mike Fitzclla Steve Coleman Editorial Staff Betsy Fox Karen Nelson The following people can pick up their assignments in the Hi-Life office” ... A look at the fashions . . . reports on the happenings around the school. . . published bi-monthly . . . 62 L to R.. Row I: K. Dangelo. J. Shaffer. 8. Sherwood. J. Slug . A. Park. F. Cecchcui. K. Nelson. C. Fern. Row 2: L. Smith. S. Maljovec. L Horam, B. Fox. S. Gilmore. K. Howe. M. Haight, P. Baucrle, Row 3: S. Caldwell. G. Politowski. J. Bires. C. Anderson. M. Fitzella, B. Robinson. S. Coleman. M. Wallace 'Til bet her 1) |K-uril -r wasn't plugged in! “How arc we going lo tell Kaihv that Mike got his nose caught in the printing press? How on earth can I write an article on snuff chew ing? Boy. I wish I'd written this! 63 Qtu Letcb Council! L I R.. K U I. V. Riimo. K. Fox. J. Wolfgang. S. Perry. M. Sirianni. R. Cillolii.T. Williamson. G. Lertouay. I.. Gnibc. V. Muling . Roir 2: F. Smith. R. Hollinphcutl. C. Cornelius S. Gib-on. T. Ky or. N. Jolly. K. Dangelo. C. Espin. P. Wright, S. Carlson. I). Rolick. Row3: D. Dmielwm. K. James. J. Rieh. M. Nagle. A. Peanon. M. Crowley. I.. HuekaU.nr. C. Funari. P. Grrville. K. Horn. L. SalUck. Ron 4: N. Bcnscotcr. T. Drsio. T. Magnuwn. K. Horn. T. Haulik. K. Kane. B. Bifano. R. Hallberg. R. MrChwkcy. M. Peiemm. M. Bamai President......................................Mike Bamai Vice-President...........................Julie Rich Treasurer.....................................Kathy James Secretary............................LcAnneGrubc Advisor..............................Mr. Br ezinski The meeting will now come to order . . . Homecoming and Christmas dances . . . raising money . . . selling tickets to Girne Blow Your Horn and The Way We Were. . . Sponsoring a circus in the gym . . .bringing in assemblies . . . I’ve got a Mirpri-e for you.' 65 Dill hr jiinl hc are itoinft lo have another bake Nile? Oop� !M Polygrip slipped!” .. Nancy Bcnscotcr . .Cindy Cornelius . . . Kathy Dangelo .. . .Sherri Gibson . . . .Colleen Hottcl Miss Cathy Yocum President ... Vice-President Secretary .... Treasurer.... Historian ... Advisor....... The Uniccf Drive . . . Tutoring . . . Library Tag Day . . . A Sock Hop . . . Traveling to Pittsburgh for a weekend trip . . . $100 scholarship awarded to an outstanding senior member by Kane B.P.W.. . . Oh. my feet arc killing me! I. to R . Row I: T. Kysor. S. Peterson. M. Crowley. L. Smith. C Howe. N. Warner, N. Carson, P. Fitzgerald. J. Bryant. C. Minugh. K. Dangelo. K. Collin. K. Fox, Row 2: D. Rolirk, S. Rolirk. A. Pearson, R. Ilollingshead. K. Lundin.C Bires.C. llotlel.S. Anderson, Y. Johnson. S. Maljovec, C. Bouaph, J. Sluga. B. Tillburg. Row3: K. Fururi. F. Smith. M. Nagle, P. Fitzgerald. S. Gibson. C. Cornelius. B. Anderson. K. Horn. L. Grube. P. Wright, C Nelson, J. Weirich. J. Woirich. Row 4: N. Benaeoler. D. Danielson. A. Orzcchowski. C. Rolirk, S. Gilmore 66 LloR. Row I: M. Kribbs. C. Thornton, M. Lindsey, Row 2:1). Hillings. V. Pence. I.. Peterson. J. Howard. .Mrs. Wright: advisor, NT Johnson, jSot Pitturrd: J. Zauniek. M. Rouey, B. Sherwood, L Wright. I.. Janies. L Bussell. L. Smith, T. Mare, C. Chittrstcr, C. Farley. Y. Johnson A new clul� litis year al KHS designed to help interested girls learn how to knit or crochet. The girls meet each week (hiring the activity period in room 206. Mrs. Wright is the advisor. Life tft ty CQub Newly formed this year . . . Led by Mrs. Heath . . . reading poems and books . . . discussing them . . . Learning through discussion . . . L to R.. Rou ; B. Zeedar. K. Nelson. Mrs. Heath; advisor. J. Kdmgrr. K. Ewers. Row2: B. Thiry. C Nelson. T. Chatman. K. Edinger. Not Picturrd: K. Wilson, J. Boderocco, I). Hidings, S. Armstrong 67 CklClub Peckin' Mountain. Youngsville every Wednesday . . . Eighteen members making a lot of sitz marks in the snow . . . L to R.. Row I: T. MagnuMX). T. Kyxor. R. Hollingxhcad. K. Fox. Rent 2: N. Bemcotrr. K. NcUon. C. Lenaway. M. Crowley RACM) Ready! Aim! Fire!. . . Rifle Club meets at Chestnut Street School every Tuesday . . . Trying to raise enough money to buy new rifles . . . Intrasquad tournament held in the spring . . . L to R: Row 1: S. Cadden. B. Moaier. J. Peterson. A. Orechowski. D. Read. C. Peterson. J. Crolemund. Roto2: J. Battuta. A. Pari. S. Anderaon. J. Rich. C Gadley. V. Ewing. T. Orrctti. Rott 3: Mr. Brrezinski, Advisor; K. Kane 68 Co-Op Seniors finding out the joys and pains of working in the business world today, while gathering valuable experience and knowledge for the world . in H . Him I: C. Nelson, ft. Anderson. B. Bonini.C. Newpher. A. Bowen. Hint 2: J. Rirh.S. Kolick. D. Limii|ui«i. B. Row.S. Anderson.T. Maw. L. Mrrty. Row J.-C Trucsdcll. J. Howell. J. Gnileinund. B. Davidson.T. Slirubb. J. Cecchetti. S. l.undlwrg, S. Kepler. ft. Roeseh. T. Kerr. Not Pitiurrtf: K. Tilbury. D. Anderson. P. Cooley. E. A | . I), Hilling-. T. Vaughn. M. Haight. C. Cora, K. Dangelo 69 FF£ Selling oranges, attending FFA week at Penn State ... a Canadian fishing and camping trip for the top four in FFA . . . President....... Vice-President . Secretary....... Treasurer ...... Reporter........ Sentinel........ Chaplain........ Student Advisor Advisor......... .. .Jim Detrick .John Cecchetti .... Steve Rose . .Jim Peterson . Mike Swanson ... Rob Knapp .Arne Johnson Boh Dougherty .Mr. Rick Fritz L to R.. Rote I: J. Peterson, M. Swanson. R. Dougherty, Rou 2: J. Del rick. R. Knapp. S. Rose. A. Johnson . to R.. Rtm I: D. Peter , S. Rote, M. Johnson, R. Peterson. Mr. Fritz, advisor. L. Nebon, J. Baker. J. Detrick. Rote2: S. Anderson. D. Spangler. C. Gulley. C. Allen. C. Russo. D. Read. J. Greville, R. Anderson. E. Savoia. Rote3: S. Chitlester, A. Stenlierg. J. Peterson. R. Dougherty. J. McCloikey. K. Harlan. A. Johnson. M. Swanson. R. Knapp. Row t:T. Hetrick. R. Ackley, R. Hallbcrg. M. Smith. F. Swanson. T. Orzetli, I. Anderson, B. Yasurek. R. Mirhrau, J. Drtrick, D. Btinl, Row5:T. Carlson. D. Kimr . B. Berlin. P. Maze, P. Burton, B. Lorenzo. P. Rose. P. Avenali, S. Olson. S. Dumell, D. Silva . J. Polinski 70 FW ! I wonder if (his is what being a homemaker is all about? Selling candy bars and candles . . . Creating the Backward Phone book . . . Attending the State Conference in Philadelphia on April 11. 12.13. . . L I R. Rou I: C. Loscy. D. Bernini. R. Grube, C. Thorton, A. Bowen. C. Birrs. A. Park. Ron 2: D. Bergman. P. Huekabone. T. Pctniney, M. Kribbs. C. Ncwpher. P. Warren. M. Lindsey. J. Rodgers. Rom 3: A. Benson. S. Kearney. J. Swanson, D. Bush. D. Hulings. B. Brewster. M. Bradley. C. Armstrong. R. Davidson. Sol Pi flu ml: B. Bomni. J. Peterson 71 CWiCth i Music is like a sandwich ... All aboard for Erie and Altoona to become television stars . . . meeting Miss Pa. . . . Caroling at Christmas . . . Serving the community by singing at various functions . . . Mr. Wright couldn't nuke the concert this year. I. U R.. Rtnr I: S. Buckley . J. Dodrill, C. Espin. J. Bryant. L. Wright. F. Cecrhetli. K. Magnuson. M. Morgan. S. Maljovcc. L Crube. Rou 2: P. ProaUia . J. Swanson. K. Marroni, S. Kora. I.. Johnson. C. Fet rck. C Cornelius. Rou 3: J. Wei rich. L. Sallack. P. Carbon. I). Danielson. A. Orwchowski. N. Bcnscotcr, R. Brady tough, S. Sow . P. U right. Rou I -. Johnson. S. Perry. S. Coleman. M. Wallace. D. Mare. C. Politosoki. M. Johnson. M. T h1i). J. Battista. R Rocarh. B. Berlin. J. Bocckman. T. Marroni. Sol Piciumi: M Peterson. R Dahl. M. Fit rlla. J. Roliek. D. Kearney. T. Wile Teew ftwtes It's 7:30 AM and we’re in school already? Sophomores singing . . . Ushering at Miss Pa. Concert. . . Singing at Christmas and Spring Concerts. . . Mister Santa dear old Saint Nick.” 1 . to R.. Rote I: F. Smith, J. Zaunick. R. Grube. S. Snyder. Rote2: C. Johnson. M. Larson. V. Russo, S. Rolick. Rou 3: M. Nagle. V. Ewing. A. Pearson. Rou I: R. Davis. T. IXSio. T. Ilaiilik. J. Bcntz Another wrong note! I love thi song!' 73 1. to R., Row I: J. Weirich. D. Bonini, J. Will. P. Paup. J. Sluga. S. Buckley, S. Sherwood. J. Dodrill. D. Holmes. L Horam. S. Koza. B. Maljover. P. Wright. N. Holmberg. S. Cihwin. Row 2: C Fctteck. B. Norman, E. Marconi, S. Sowa. L Wright J. Shaffer. M. Haight, S. Snyder. T. Kibbie. B. Tilburg. K. Magnuson. F. Crcchetti. C Espin. F. Smith. K. Fox. C. Cornelius. Rot 3: J. Swanson. K. Winger. P. Carlson. S. Anderson. J. Bryant. K. Morris, K. Ross, K. I-ant , T. Magnuson. N. Jolly. P. Iluckabone. S. Kearney. L. Mu-beau. E. Hall. J. Zaunick. L Johnson. L Nirklas. M. Morgan. A. Pearson. S. Rolick. M. Nagle. Row 4: D. Maze, E. Rose. R. Gillotti. S. Perry. M. Fitzelb. T. Drsio. S. Coleman. R. Davis. C Peterson. C. Gullifer, J. Boeckman. M. Johnson. G. Polilowski. B. Berlin. R. Roesch. T. Haulik Mr. Wright, somebody put glue on the key board! 74 O cftesW ''Strings, give me an A . . . Riding with Norm even 'Plies, and Tlmrs. to Junior High 7th period . . . Christmas Carols . . . ' Pile Sound of Music . . . District Orchestra this year was held in Selins grove . . . those attending were: Nancy Benscoter. Dalecn Danielson. Leah Sallack. Pam Wright. . . 75 I.. io K.. Hint I: S. Jacobus. S. Farnsworth. J. Farley. M. R rich aril, J. Danielson. R. Todd. H. Ncvel. R. Davis. J. Cannon. M. McKenna. W. S|K ncrr. S. Farnsworth. J. Bcntx. J. Dmlrill. Row 2: J. Dinlrill. S. Bowser.T. Uluiun. D. Farnsworth, T. Cochran. M. Johnson. M. Habcritcrgcr, S. Ko .i. I.. Johnson. P. Paup. K. Magnuson. P. Gannon. D. Danielson. M. Bcnsrnter. D. McKenna. J. Jacobus. L. Sellacfc. i m Pitluitd: P. Wright, N. Strand. T. Pallcrson Ua icfuttcj Baud Band! Altcnlion! Band! Mark Time!” 1, 2. 3, 4. 5, 6. 7. 8” . . . Opening up the season in bright new uniforms . . . Working all summer earning $1,000 in prize money, reward for a job well done . . . Philadelphia. Here We Come. . . . Penn State Band Day — a new event on an already busy schedule ... A new look and a big sound open the way for a bigger ami belter year than ever . . . PRIDE is the name of the game . . . 76 ERAQQ I ; L to R.. Row I: D. Farnsworth. J. Cannon. J. Romania, S. Gregory. T. Ishman. Row 2: M. Rapp. C. Johnson. S. Bowser, B. Zaunick. Row 3:1- Johnson. M. Jacobus. P. Gannon. M. Haberberger, Not Pictured: A. Ortechowski WOCOMNDQ L to R . Row I: M. Rcichard. K. Magnuson. S. Buckley. M. Ditnaria. S. Jacobus. S. Farnsworth. L. Tru !en, S. Farnsworth. Row 2: J. Benia, A. Keener, G. Hickey. J. Haborberger. J. Zaunick. K. Sichcr, J. Jacobus. T. Sichcr. Row 3: J. Danielson. B. Sichcr. J. Zaunick.T. Hoffman. C. Ertlman. K. Hoffman, D. Zega. B. Horton. Row 4: J. Kulka. R. Davi . B. Peterson. B. Sichcr. P. Wright. M. McKenna. W. Spencer. M. Johnson. Not Pietured: N. Benseotcr PERCUSSION 77 L to R.. Row I: J. Do lrill, M. DiMaria. L. Horant. Row 2: K. Johnson. S. Cilmore. D. McMillen. Not Pictured: G. Rolick, T. Patterson. C. Smith I, to K : M. Stauffer, L. James, S. Kearney, s. Kcra. J. Wolfgang;. J. Bryant. K. Collin. I). DanieUon. I- Miclwau Drum Majorette — Linda Wright FLAG CORPS: Luto R. Rote I: I). Butli. P. Paujr. T. Lundberg. P. Fitzgerald. II. Campbell. K. Horn. D. Hoffman. K. Lund in. K. Funari. C. Cornelius P. Fitzgerald. J. Shaffer. FI A |� . Sol PSetuml: M. Crowley 78 FRONT-LINE I. In R.: J. Wririrh, N. CarxMl. B. Brettlcr.C. Birrs. M. Miupn cam am? BANNED L to R.: V. Rumo. P. Pro� h� L io R.: K. Nrkon,L Udovich. B. Nornun. V. Hulinjt .L Nkkto.G Buhl. 0. Bo Uv h. Not PiciunA: K. Bc dylau h Cbmhcdm L to R.: D. Rolick. B. Tilburg. C. Peterson. D. Espin. R. Holling hea l. J. Sluga, C. Ferri, S. Shrubb. S. Rolick. K. James. J. Rich, L. Mettz Kane High's answer to the Rockettc ! 80 I I 'My hip are smaller than your hip '. New advisor — Miss Franccnc Caruso . . . Football games in freezing cold weather . . . Basketball and Wrestling take up the rest of the year . . . We need more signs . . . Come on you guys. Y-E-L-L . . . Peppy and full of spirit Always there to back the team. 81 L to R. Bottom: A. Pearson. P. Kocjancic. M. Nagle. Top: K. Hiding . B. Shrubb Atkki soclailoiv L to R., Rote I: Advisor. Mr. Bryant, R. Softieh, M. Rossey, R. Sr hi null. L Hall, C. Proesl, S. Snyder, V. Russo, N. Warner. J. Zaunick. F. Smith. N. Carbon. C. Funari, Rote 2: K. Fox. J. eirirh. P. Fitzgerald. K. Lundin. Y. Johnson, C. lenawa), S. Rossman. S. Mlljom, C. Fetaek, C. Rosta| h. J. Sluga, B. Tilburg, Row 3: S. Giloon, C. Cornelius, M, Stauffer, I). Lindqucst. D. Wright. K. Fox. L Gnibr. P. Wright. K. Dangelo. J. Wcirich. M. Wallace. Row 4: N. Holmberg. P. Fitzgerald. R. Boyd. D. Anderson. K. Tilburg. H. Mays, 1. Kysor, P. Cooley. S. Anderson. B. Anderson, C. Nelson. J. Bryant. D. Daniel on. N. Benscoter. R. Roeseh. Not Rifturrd: S. Gilmore. L. Wright. V. Hulings. M. Lindsey, P. O'Donnell. T. Potruney. K. Horn Running a concession stand and selling candy . . . Varsity K s awarded to the officers and outstanding Srs. . . . Our final reward? A field trip 'What do I don't rare if you are ihc President of the United States you still pay!” Gaby, if you an- Howard Coscll, I'm Joe Namath!' Herr Sue. 1-2-34-5 pennies make a nickel. Howard Cowl I here with your play-by-play action.' 83 Pep CM) President ..........................................Dalecn Danielson Vice-President.........................................Sue Maljovcc Sec.-Trcas...............................................Kim Fox Advisor.........................................Miss Cathy Yocum Making the Homecoming float . . . selling sweaters . . . selling pom-poms. . . Pep Club's purpose is to create school spirit. . . Alright you guy — this is a raid!' L to R.. Ron I: K. Hulings. C. Lenaway. J. Sluga. B. Slirnbb. Row 2: S. Maljovcc, C. RoMaph. K. I.undin. P. Fiugcrald, (1 F pin. H. Mays. T. Ky� or. Row 3: S. Citiwin. S. Kolirk. J. W eirich. K. Fox. J. Zauniek. C Ferri. D. Andrrxin. Rott 3: P. Kocjancic, C. Cornelius, I). Kolirk. N. Beawoler, J. Wririrk, K. Dangelo. t). Danielson. P. Wright. Row 5: E. Asp. K. Horn. S. Rossman. K. Funari. Mol Picturrd: P. O’Donnell. A. Pearson. M. Nagle. N. Carson. P. Fil gerald, J. Wolfgang, N. Warner. I.. Huckaltonc. S. Sowa. I). Hiiffnun. J. Wilt. C Kolirk. A. Or«s:how� ki, F. Smith. S. Bella. B. Tilburg. K. Collin. S. Rolick 84 VOtA ty CM) Caleb me if you can!' Jeff. I didn’t know you cared.” A new organization this year . . . Led by President Mike Bamat. V.P. Mike Fitzella. See. and Treas. Bill Zaunick . . . liaising money to buy Varsity Jackets . . . having sock hops and raffling off a gun. Yep. I use it twice a day.' 85 .. • ?.. Ro c I: J. IX-Wall. R. Kerr. A. Wolfe, M. Carlson. S. Bozak. B. Sicher, B.Zaunick. M. Sirianni.S. Gulden. J. Fragile, B. Rook. J. Wolfe. Ron2: R. Wilson. J. Btauner, J. Golden. T. Magnuson. G. Lenaway. C. Rolick, S. Romanian. C- Espin. S. Gilmore. J. Wilt. J. Rich, F. Bostjancic. M. Karns.T. Blankenship. K. Horn. Rote3: M. Bamat. M. Beckwith. K. Kane. J. Battista Varied interest . I'll have to keep practicing the ’’BUMP. I knew I shouldn't have eaten that lunch I found! Hie world's most |X pular shoe. 86 I «liiin I think you i find me here. 'Too had. Mr. Robinson, you're stuck with me!!!’’ 87 Qbovts frgwup ofr PEOPLE . . umiaatg imetkju 06 Ct tMUn . Wofiues’ Ctmeboyes BosketbcM FootbcM Kane Opp. ’Ridgeway 6 22 Youngsvillc -16 8 Camrron County 38 26 'Johnsonhurg 52 24 St. Mary 30 0 Sheffield 28 8 Elk Co. Ch. 0 18 Eisenhower 12 0 (• — home games) U 'iestfeticj Varsity Wrestling Kane Opp. Smethport 34 19 Punssutawney 12 33 Johnson burg 42 9 Young ville 34 20 Port Allegany 42 15 Clarion 22 32 St. Mary 30 18 Red Bank 23 28 Elk Co. 51 10 Cameron Co. 19 33 Eisenhower 6 45 Port Allegany 35 18 Salamanca 31 25 Ridgway 21 28 Varsity Basketball Kane Opp. Port Allegany 69 79 •St. Mary 49 50 •ElkCo.Ch. 47 51 •Port Allegany 70 78 Cameron Co. 54 71 ••Curwensville 46 50 Du Bow C.C. 70 60 Sheffield 71 52 •Ridgeway 74 57 Ea t Forrst 65 58 Youngsvillc 59 18 •Johnsonhurg 58 87 Eisenhower 83 56 •Sheffield 70 45 : Ridgeway 61 65 Youngsvilh- 63 51 Johnsonburg 62 82 •Eisenhower 79 53 St. Mary 68 63 •••Eik Co. a. 61 60 •••Johnsonhurg 58 60 •••Kara City 65 70 Junior Varsity Basketball Kane Opp. Port Allegany 36 10 St. Mary 52 59 •ElkCo.Ch. 43 73 •Port Allegany 76 54 Camrron Co. 36 49 Sheffield 50 66 •Ridgway 79 67 East Forr t 70 45 Youngs ille 41 38 •Johnsonburg 66 72 Eisenhower 73 69 •Sheffield 61 47 Ridgway 18 65 •Youngsvillc 53 18 Johnsonburg 70 60 •Eisenhower 44 65 St. Mary 60 42 (•• Christmas Tr.) (••• Playoff ) Hack Clarion JohllMMlI'llIV Olio KMriil Eisenhower Riileway Elk Co. Younp villr Smethport Cameron Giunly Olio Eldrcd Kane ( P,i. 81 62 10314 6514 10314 20 102 18 9214 3914 9214 62 101 46 12314 2614 105 60 105 24 Gvth’ Bask tbM Bradford CC Bradford Public Youngmillc Ridgway Johnsonhuiy Sheffield Eisenhower Brailfonl Public Yi ni : v ill Ridgway Jnhnvonbury Sheffield Eisenhower Hr.ulforil Public Younjisvillc Ridjtway Johusonhory; Sheffield Eisenhower Bradfoni Public Youngsville Riiittviay Jobn-onburn Sheffield Eisenhower Varsity Junior Vanity Kane 38 22 41 21 29 to 47 24 55 38 23 34 41 0|'l - 21 94 33 58 43 55 15 68 30 34 28 57 16 Cams Couttfay Kane - 0| | . Oswuyo Valley Smcth|Kirl Warren Joliitiunburg Elk Giunly Bradford Elk Giunly Si. Mary St. Man Olio Eldred Bradford 15 18 15 45 33 23 16 15 28 27 15 15 47 15 49 15 49 31 25 5th — MofXiwcll Inviiatioiul 6th Penn Slate Imitalioual 3rd Central Catholic Invitational 1st — District 1 B 1st - Bi-County Undcfclassmrn meet 1st ■ Olran J.E.K. Run 2nd Bi.Counly meet 7th — P.I.A.A. Stale Championship 91 feSS £ StRte VaR£nVBA£fcEJB4U- From Row. LR: S. Cilmorc, J. Rich. C. Rolick, Row 2. LR: C. Espin. M. O'Rourke. S. Rom man. G. Lenawjy. J. Will. Coach — Cathy Adaimon A fair season with a lot of hard work and hustle . . . An overall record of 6-7 . . . finished fourth in the Alkin league ... a big victory over Ridgway 38-34 in overtime . . . Losing 3 hard working seniors — Sue Gilmore. Julie Rich, and Cheryl Rolick. but a good J.V. team brings the hopes of a good season for next year. The London fog i� coming thru.' That was dirty, Eapin! That play sent Min Adamson through the wiling! Doggone, they forgot the pwkholc! Hey you guy — watch Chris pin the tail on Miss Adaimon! You big brute! 93 ©tRi£' j.v. mocEimt From Rote, LR: R. Aiello. J. Campbell. E. Marconi. P. Huckabonc. P. Sirianni. L. Huckabonc, J. Kulka. D. Buah, S. Rolick, C Fetaek. D. Bergman A fantastic season . . . captains Ellen Marconi and Jill Campbell led them to a 9-3 record . . . next step — a great varsity. ’Now if I can match my wiggle with my dribble Oh my gosh! I forgot my short ! Doc this mean we're all on the same team?” 95 EooiboM rt L u, R. Rou I: i. Drlrick. Nl. Wooditrh. M. Fitwlla. M. Beckwith. J. Baker. R. Smith. K. Harlan. M. Karn . S. Kepler. J. Rolfr. Rou 2: M. Barnat. R. Kerr. M. Wil«on. J. Coliten. M. Todd. S. ChittcMer. S. Bi� � ak. K. Horn. M. Sirianni. S. Gulden. B. Berlin. Rou 3: M. Peterson. F. Carl� on. B. Rook. R. B« � t iiKic, C. McMahon. K. Kane. J. F rafale. R. Gillolti. J. GruU'. J. Battista. Rou 4: C. Hadfield. B. t-eonard. T. IVSio. M. Btr� Jrr. J. Carlson. S. IXmIjx. S. Nicholson. R. Michcau. A. taipolc. The season started on a down swing as the Wolves dropp'd the first game to Ridgeway . . . Then won five in a row . . . including a big win over f Cameron County High, which may have Iteen I he lies! game in the area . . . The Wolves ended up with six wins and two losses . . .one of the ] best offenses in KIIS history . . . every win was a team effort as the Wolves were one on the field . . . Jim Detrick captained the team ... H individual honor: M. Peterson. J. Delrick. were named to the Alkin. Buektail. Rig 30. H.M. All Stale All Stars . . . M. Bamat Alkin. Bueklail i All Stars . . . R. Smith. K. Harlan make Bueklail All Stars . . . J. Rolfc. F. Carlson. S. Chittcslcr made Alkin All Stars . . . Next year looks L bright though the team loses twelve hard working seniors . . . With a lot of hard work next season should prove successful. . . cvT 97 I always get stuck in the back.' 'You’ve got very luiry leg !” Dah. . . it was there a minute ago! '75?? . . .censored. 98 Let go Beckwith!' Mean Gene. Meals were never (un when I was a kid. Down boy! We've got your number. It's ONE! Kill it Ken!' 99 Big D strikes again. Get ’em dreamer. Mark, please don’t go!' Let's play Quarterback Smear!” Bizzak’s Bombers.' 100 O.K. ball, go down to third street and take a left.' Ride 'em cowboy!’ Reverse Action??? Another six! 'Turn around, you’re ugly!' Bombs away! VVrn Oylcrarol Billir Bonim. Special Olympics. 102 I. in R.. Hon 1: B, Lurli, M. Haulik. M. Pearson. B. Miller. M. Carey. B. Spangler. S. Slanko. 1 . Imhrogno. B. Zaunick. K. Anderson. Row 2: M. Sirianni, F.. Zaunick. S. Blinl. M. Karri'. J. Larson. M. Peterson, J. Golden. J, Frag.de. A. Wolfe. J. Wolfe. Rnu 3: K. Kane. J. Rolfe. M. Carkson. T. Cmlifwn. T. Bocdokcr, J. Boeekman. T. Magnuson. K. Savoia. J. IVW.ilt.S. NieKolxm. P. Maze. Rou 4: D. Blinl. K. JohnM n. R. I arson, P. Wr� terlwrg, R. Wilwin. K. Horn. M. Anderson. R. Gillotli. R. Hannah. R. Miller. R. Michrau. B. Hanson JlOjCk Pr«� «•«! very successful with a 10-0 record and produced the first District IX B Champions in Kane history . . . Jody Larson and Mike Peterson took District honors in the high jump and long jump . . . New school records included: two mile relay team of Keith Anderson. Ed Zaunick. Bob Miller anil Al Wolfe (old record — 8:30.0. new record — 8:21.0) . . . high jump Jody Larson (old record 6'2 . new record 6'434 ). 33 intermediate hurdles — Jeff Fragale (old record 15.7 new record 15.2) . . . Jody Larson proved to be this years Most Valuable Player” . . . Graduation has depleted many of the events, but 75 shows promise of a good team with strength in the long jump and triple jump, the distances, and the intermediate hurdles, but weak in the high jump and the weight events . . . I wish Mr. Brown would finish my statue. Joe Cool at the Olympic . NEW SCHOOL RECORD. Jeff and Al. or Al and Jeff or Jeff and Jeff, or Al and Al? 103 104 Anticipation . . . I U R Rou I: A. Wolfe M. CrU . B. Zaunick. J. BUu-r. T. Border. D. Me Ken nr. P. FWHe. Rou 2.■ R. Lmon. M. B. Sicher. j. Wolfe. S. Rctnick. D. Zaunirk. OtOSS Couttfoy A hip relmildinp year . . . Overall record very pood. 8-2-1 . . . Sophomore Jeff Wolfe led the way l einp undefeated in dual meets and winninp the McDowell Invitational, the Bi-County Championship Meet, and placinp 18th at the PIAA State Meet (Only the second to place in KancGC. history) . . . This year's team had many accomplishments including — 1st in the Alfred Invitational. 1st in the Bi-County Underclassmen Meet. 1st in the Olean J.F.K. Run. District IX B Champions and 7th in PIAA State Championship . . . 1975 should produce another fine team, losinp only 1 senior — Joe Blauscr. . . 105 You mean the meet is over? Follow I he leader. I think I’ve got the old one tw o. Oh.p‘ll ! I'm leading. . . . and they're off. 106 Thb i� a rare shrub from . . . I i! soup yd? 107 Di !o. Ferling groovy L to R . Row I: R. llallberR. J. Coldrn. I). Kearney. M. Peterson. K. Horn. Row2: B. Bifano. B. Johnson. P. Westerly rg. M. Kit ella. B. Hanson. R. McQoskcy Bosh tboM The Wolves brought Kane its finest season in years ... a strong starting five . . . bench helped win a lot of lough games . . . B. Bifano ami I). Kearney captained the team . . . third place in DuBois Christmas Tourney turned season around . . . JV's also had a strong team . . . overcame a tough break when starting center J. Carlson broke his leg early in the season . . . Next year looks good as the Wolves will have four varsity leltermen returning . . . Coach Finut-frock Witch the IkiII blur, then disappear. 108 I. to R.. Row I: P. Maw, J. Timpano. E. Rom:, F. Bosljanoic. Row2: K. Graybill, R. Cilloiti. D. Myers. R. Ijrson.T. Williamson, Row3: B. Leonard. G. McMahon. R. Micheau, E. Hagnun, R. Mecklcy, Coach Haight. 109 Big 0. Two |Miint for PrlrrMMi. You shouldn't licw jumpjr! Golden guard . Rung Fu.” Couch Mid this would scare them inlo losing; the ball.' no He win by a hand! Ill Spud. . Hey. this is basketball, not volleyball.” I lose you this mueh!” Mow'd he do that?” 112 V Torn Williantfton rrrriving th«- Award. On May 18. 1974. the first Craig C. Novosel Award was presented to Tom Williamson. The award, in memory of the late Craig C. Novosel. a member of the Class of 1972, is given to the year's outstanding basketball player. The l eautifiil trophy and display ease, located near the gymnasium, was presented by the members of Craig's class, and by friends of the family. 113 LloH . Kneeling: D. Johnson. B. Sichcr, B. Kcrslcr. J. Grobe. R. Danielson. T. Johnson. Standi ) : T. Blankenship. D. Blankenship, M. Karnt. S. Chillrsler.S. Dod r. M. Todd. Not Piiluretl: T. Hetrick Wrestling Wolves had a very successful season . . . lots of long hard practices . . . worrying every day about making weight . . . lots of tough matches in the newly formed Alkin League . . . winning Youngsville Christmas Tourney . . . D. Blankenship outstanding wrestler in tourney . . . youngest team in District Nine . . . lose only one senior . . . future looks very bright and promising for Mr. Waller and his grapplcrs . . . Coach B. Waller 114 15 Knrrtinn. I. to R.: S. Carlxjn. S. Smith. R. Smith. D. Blinl. StaruUn e. L to R.: B. Okcrluml. K. Karns. R. Ctnubon. S, Dodge. Not Pirturrrl: K. Nikla . 116 117 — Du ou um' Brail? Maw ■ infusion! Oh my Ki� h!!! that kid has a halo! Michcianjjrlo nrxl suhjoct. Sleccxr! Girls' Volleyball Afolves Beat Sheffield for Team Announced The 1975 Kane Area Senior High ifth Victory in a Row One of Kane’s finest high school otball teams in history, the senior � h school varsity Wolves, fell behind • 8-0 here Saturday afternoon, then llied, with some hard-nosed football, defeat the Sheffield High Wolverines, to 8. The victory, in the first varsity Jtball game between the two schools the two yard line but scored. Kane 14, Sheffield 8. r Steve Chittester’s 14-8 kickoff was d returned 17 yards, to the Sheffield 27, on t a perfect sunny afternoon for football -(temperature at game time was 64). e Champion gained eight. A line buck F was stopped for no gain. French, f spinning off would-be tacklers, gained Todd fumbled, Fred Carlsc School girls' volleyball team, and its schedule, has been announced by coach Cathy Adamson as follows: The squad roster: Chris Espln, Sue ciimrirp r(nHv Fetzeck. Leah Sallack, Wolves Claw Elkers In Conference Game By PETE SMITH Republican Sports Writer —I— C«knn1 uesaay s Hi-County (toss Country run has surprises £ane stuns Bradford27-28 28-31 win with Kane's F son taking top individt with his clocking of 18:2 Jeff Wolfe set a new course made a big move past Bradford s :cord, Kane and Smethport Mike Hannon with about half a oved into first place and Brad- m,ic l0 80 3nd beat him (Hannon) 'earney Scores 27 Volves Win Opener Six of Them Linemen theyoutscoredRidgway 19-10. Ridgw cut Kanes’ lead to 41-38. The Wolv defense came alive as they outscor {way 14-2 for the remainder of t od. le last 8 points were scored direc i steals turned into layups. Kearn Peterson led scoring with 6 eac tine led Ridgway with 4 points. foIUmI •- k. itk-. Eight Kane Players on All-Conference Team n New ALKIN League By PETE SMITH Behind the scoring of Dick Kearney d Rob McCloskey and the boardwork Paul Westerburg and Bud Bifano, the me Area Senior High Wolves won fir first varisty basketball game ever iyed in the newly-formed ALKIN gue and their second game in a row 'arsity Wrestling teams traded baskets for the rest of the half. McCloskey hit 1 of 2 foul shots at the close of the half to make the score 29-20. Scalice had scored 16 of his team’s 20 points. Second Half Both teams opened the second half ).«- u.:_ —-i •• -..... Eight members of the Kane Area Senior High School varsity football squad-six of them linemen-were named today to the first annual Allegheny-Kinzua Athletic Conference All-Star Team. The eight are backs Mike Bamat and Mike Peterson and linemen Ken Harlan, Jim Detrick, Fred Carlson, Mike Beckwith, John Rolfe and Steve Chitt ester. mention Kevin French, Sheffield. Backs, Mike Peterson, Kane, 5-8 and 145, Tim Yale, Ridgway, 5-11 and 185 and Tom Pratz, Eisenhower, 5-8 and 146. Honorable mentions Paul Champion, Sheffield, and Carl Timln, Ridgway. The six-team Allegheny-Kinzua Conference, known as the ALKIN Conference, came into being with the start of the 1974 football season. Kane also competes in another football league, the Bucktail Conference. All of those on the ALKIN all-star team are either juniors or seniors. All of those on the all-defensive team, except Shaffer, Copley, Bulicz, Chit-tester, Wright, Feustal and Williamson are seniors. All players on the alloffensive team are seniors except Carlson. Deitz, SantanieUo and Yale. Wolves Defeat Smethport 'Tremendous Team Effort' Capture Team Championship Wolves Win Eight Trophies in The Youngsville Tournament By Ron Dahl A tremendous team effort was how d coach Bob Waller summed up last it’s varsity wrestling meet here vecn the Kane High Wolves and the jthport High Hubbers,” won by e, 34-19. e added: I was pleased with our re team. They showed a lot of en-;iasm and were moving well on the . On paper we should have lost. y were experienced (Smethport had n seniors on its varsity; Kane had one), but there is always the an factor. good-sized crowd watched as Kane oed to a quick lead, slipped behind came on strong in the middle hts to clench the meet in the 155 lb. icthport coach John Hertlein said, ic was aggressive. Waller had well prepared and they were 118 ended Bill aggres. nan, to ended i In an John Gi Snethp got the Kline tt By RON DAHL thesecc It was a great ending to a tough week, reversa The Kane High varsity Wolves have seconds wrestled three matches and an all-day escaped tournament in the last seven days. Last at this ] Tuesday they defeated Johnsonburg, at Rich Johnsonburg, 49-9, and Thursday they moving were victorious over Youngsville, 34-25. Putnam Saturday night the Wolves beat Port 7-6. Allegany, 42-15, and yesterday the Todd.Wolves took home eight trophies as troundr. they placed first in the annual 1, puttir Christmas Wrestling Tournament at One 'Youngsville. Brown of Youngsville. Brian, trailing 0-4 after a takedown and near fall, came back with an escape and a takedwon. After a scoreless second period where Brown was warned for stalling, Brian was still losing 3-4 going into the final period. Brian almost had Brown on his back when one of the timers hit the buzzer three seconds too early. The wrestlers had to return to the center of the mat and begin again, with only two seconds left. Final score 3-4. Kecslcr Triumph Ifona’o Dill V---1------• • • St eider of Cochranton with four st left in the first period. Todd was It 7-0 when he made the pin, at 126 p At 132 pounds Cochranton's Q-oner was pinned by Youngs Steve Bundy, in the third period Roy Little of Youngsville won 1 138 pounds, over J-Burg’s Pearson. jf Mickey Kams of Kane lost i pounds to Johnsonburg's Ron Tay overtime. At the end of the third { it was tied three points each .w WOLVES DEFEAT KNIGHTS TO FINISH WITH A 6-2 RECORD Kane Girls End Season With a Double Triump Offensive yardage was hard to come by Saturday afternoon, at Eisenhower High School in Warren County, as the Kane Area Senior High School varsity football Wolves battled to a 12-0 ALKIN Conference victory over a stubborn Eisenhower Knights team. The game was so close, in fact, that Kane held only Cable read an editorial praising the United States, “America.” Near the end of the third number a large, 13-star American flag was unfurled. Third Quarter Kane racked up four first downs, compared to none by the Knights, in the speedster Peterson returning the kick from the Knight 39 all the way to the 11. With time running out, Kane drew a five yard penalty on first down. Bamat gained a yard. Smith was smeared, before he could throw an option lateral, for a five yard loss. Smith gained two on on onrl r-im U itk 1C left Caaitk seconds left to pU Thus, the Kane 1 season with a re only two defeats. Kane was 3-2 i ference and 4-1 in Kinzua) Conferci Kane earned the game in the fir: Knight punt rolled yard line, Mickey yards, Mike Bama Peterson three. Wolves Defeat Cardinals to Win a Third Place Trophy By Sandy Koza Sr. High Correspondent Last night the Kane High j basketball teams ended their se with victories over the Eisenl Knights, in both the jayvee and va games, at Eisenhower. In waneiiv art ion, both teams oints in the ope x Gilmore man; i in the first qus ad by the end o! improved in By PETE SMITH The'Kane Area Senior High School varsity basketball team finally won its first game of the season last night, in the consolation game of the DuBois Christmas Tournament, end it was due mainly to the fact that the Kane Wolves hociicH throughout the game and never Second Half DuBois outscored Kane, 16-15, in the third quarter. But, Kane showed a lot of poise as DuBois tied the score at 39-39, and went ahead, 47-46. Bob Hanson then made a beautiful move on Felix and hit a three-point play. Kane led, 52-44, after three periods. DuBois Public. Kosempa, 6-4, v valuable player i J tn O' CO — Kane used a ’ Wester burg, Ron Peterson to start with a man to • «---CVdlr j Kane Girls Defc Youngsville Eagl In Both Games Wolves Win Big Four-team Cross Country Varsity Meet Yesterday was one of those great ays in Kane High athletics. Not only did both the girls’ basketball jams win (reported elsewhere in this •sue), but the Kane Wolves cross Duntry team scored a big, big victory I a four-team meets he’-’ die course at Kane C (This is the first year en extended to three untry club. That is thi 111 be used in the Stafc Final scores yeaterd; •adford 28; Kane 15, iristian 42, Kane 15, St. ; Bradford 15, Elk Cot { Bradford 15, St. M unty Christian 20, St. Low score wins in ert rhe finish included: w� .« — Winner, B, 17:03; Joe Blauser, K, 17:05; Bill Zaunick, K, 17:06; Mike Hannah, B, 17:09; Randy Jack, B, 17:13; Jake DeWalt, K, 17:19. Tim Boedecker of Kane finished 18th, in 17:52, ago teammate Dave McKenna Peterson, Detrlck !,tyfield0,3° a jayvee race.’ Brown said of the varsity race: By Sandy Koza , The two Kane High girls’ baske teams chalked up victories, beatinj Youngsville High Eagles in both varsity and jayvee games here night. The Kane Jayvee girls outscoret Youngsville girls throughout the g and led at the half, 30 to 3. They kei dominating the Eagles and went win the game, 56 to 8. Scoring for Kane were: Cindy Underclassmen Meet is Won by Kane Wolves On Big 30 Team ord had Jull The Kane High Wolves won the an- compete.) Only two Kane players are among 30 named to the Big 30 All-Star Football Team announced today, honoring standout players In this section of Pennsylvania and nearby New York State. They are back Mike Peterson and tackle Jim Detrick, both chosen on the offensive team. Others on the offensive team include DaK UaWaIU r%l •• Kane, Clarion Tie for First in District Meet Clarion and Kane tied for first place in ttw annual District 9 Class B Cross Country Meet, held at Kane Country the varsity race over a three-mile course in 15:32.1 minutes, setting a new course record. Jeff Wolfe of Kane, who ’ in 15:40, and Landin, who Jeff Wolfe, 1 II; Tom Brer U Zaunick, 1 .T adford, 13:1! 13:14; A1 Beai i Luchlni, El Jeff, St. Mar} xr, K, 13:40. shers: Mar Bryan Slch ait 18th, 13:5f AMAZING KANE WRESTLING a time of 15:52, also broke se record of 16:02 held by WOLVES DEFEAT ST. MARYS ty team scoring: Kane and ich, Elk County Christian Central 102, Clarion- h, 14:31; Dav Scott Remic k 49th, 16:20 an 2, in a field oft By RON DAHL The Kane High Wolves defeated an xperieneed St. Marys Public High earn here Thursday night in varsity vrestling, by a score of 30-18. Kane won seven of the 12 matches, wo by pin. Five Kane wrestlers moved up to eavier weight classes to prevent irfeits. Hie Kane High junior varsity was Iso victorious, defeating St. Mairs by M2.’ Kane head coach Rob Waller said, “I says a lot.” The season is half over, and the team has been phenomenal. Kane has only one senior on the team. There were six seniors in last year’s lineup, leaving only five returning lettermen this year, none of whom had a winning varsity record last .season. Although it’s a rebuilding year, the team has been very successful, winning five of its seven meets, and taking first place in the Christmas tournament at Youngsville. There are three undefeated individuals. Terry Blankenship, Darrell Blankenship, and Mark Todd. Steve 54, Oswayo Valley 169, defeated Danny Louis, 9-4, putting 177, Smethport 181, Kane out in front, 34). 20 and Johnsonburg 231. 105 pounds-Bill Keesler of Kane Ued ' finish behind Breniman, St. Marys’ Danny Louis, 4-4. Bill id Landin: wrestled a good match and had to come ke of Clarion, 16:03; from behind to tie the score. 16:06; Mike Schierberl, 7; A1 Wolfe, Kane, 16:08; 112pounds-Kane’s John Grube lost to Kane, 16:09 Paul senior Jack Gerber, 4-15, tieing the { County, 16:14; Tom team score 5-5. nty, 16;16; Paul chary, 119 pounds-Rich Danielson was defeated, 5-10, by St. Mary's’ Robert Rimer. 126 pounds-Tcdd Johnson of Kane won by forfeit. This Dut Kane back out i head coacl t three finishet azingly, and IT ir kids were ju: e, the times o ; better than th xjy Burgess I cent Bi-Count over the sam 1, 16:17; Bill Zaunick, Roy Thompson, Brook-Icott Harwick, Clarion, orthington, Smethport, SC. CK� | ItOARI) Lto K From R.„, Pnil Za...| .p j. Ralph Dr Camp.Snli.il.,r. J.M- Korjamic. Vi, r.| r, i,l«ni: Koln ri Maymi . Pn .,h ni: G.ral.l 1„ Prrn. Srrnian: Pr.il I .•jr-mi. Hark K.m: 11:11 Ri.lirr. Jamn. Liml.iimi. John Paup. RoU rl BnMx. V. rn JoIiimmi. C. John .Caikon. AW YrfliW: Don Ma«nuM« N.H liy ill.-hair of my chinnv-rhin-rhin. MRS. KAREN BURTON S«rrrljr MRS. AWE JONES S� vrrtar MRS. CONNIE ESPIN C.R.C. SnrrH.if) MISS VICKIE STKEI.E Awl. Lil nrian 123 MISS CARLA HILTY German I. II. Ill English JOHN N. STANKO JR. English MRS. JENIFER M. ROBINSON English. Speech, Journalism. Creative Writing RAY BREZINSKI English Am. History 3 2 Yesterday is already a dream. And tomorrow is only a vision! But today, well lived. Makes every yesterday a dream. And tomorrow a vision of hope. — SANSKRIT 'Psychology!! Make me???'' 126 LOREN WRIGHT Chorus. Band. Orchestra MRS. OLIVIA HARTMAN Theater Art Drawing and Painting MISS FRANCINE CARUSO Typing I. II. Notcluml, Personal Typing DANIEL SCANZONI Bookkeeping I. II. Businc Law MISS CATHY YOCUM Shorthand II.Office Practice. Business English PHILLIP J. IMBROGNO Voc. Math, Trig., Adv. Math. Geometry 127 CHRISTINA STEHMAN Home Er. I, II. Ill, Sew inn JOHN JUBAN Driver Education WOW!!! What a long night!! ' WAYNECORONER Forestry. CoMcrvtlloti 128 NESTOR BI.EECH Shop RICKY FRITZ Building Construction Vo-Ag CATHERINE L ADAMSON Gym. Health EUGENE HALL Co-Op RONALD B. HAIGHT Gym. Health ROBERT WALLER Gym. Health If a mart does not keep pace With his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears. however measured or faraway. —THOREAU Heaven Help Me!!! ' ROBERT SMITH Guidance Counselor 130 SETH BLOOMQUIST American History. Psychology MRS. LUCILLE WRIGHT Secondary Special Ed. Cooks lsft to Rixht: Glad) Gibson — Head Giok June Hill Cora Steele Joyce Gustafson Nick DeMarie Custodian Bill Anderson Custodian Ken Hillard Gistodian Ronald Stillman Custodian Grant Anderson Custodian Norm Rice Bus Driver 131 CusWtoiiS Hey People! Listen to this great deal. There's no obligation, it‘s all guaranteed. It’s a special offer! A once and a life time deal. There’s no membership fee, and you can cancel anytime. You won’t be bothered by unwanted dates, and you’ll never get anything you didn’t order. AMERICA’S MOST RELIABLE!!! And you get quick service too. It’s called FRIENDSHIP. Do you want any? — JOYCE BRYANT REPEAT after me. no � nuff in VO-AG.' 132 'GEE! I wish I tack in Chemistry” If fair is foul an l foul is fair, then Mr. Spencer has long hair.' OH BOY. OH BOY. OH BOY. OH BOY!!! Here we are!!!' MISS LUCY COOK Student Teacher My essence is lime, for my survival is limited to one almighty growing season. Take heed to these words, for as life crosses my path. I hope to share with many my bittersweet wine.” The wet head i� dead!” HELPS! CECIL. HELPS' CHRISTMAS 1974 Yoii wouldn't dare” Thi can't be wrong, I'm never wrong.' Onward Troop ” Miss Adamson t� kissing Santa!!” Oj gtoup oIf Utss Kom UiqIv Kathy James was elected by the class of ’75 as Miss Kane High . . . She went on to gain the title of Miss McKean County . . . Kathy then participated in the Miss Teenage Brookvillc Pageant, where she was voted Miss Congeniality . . . Miss Kathy James 138 Kathy Jamr and Vicky Brinkley, Mits Kane High 1974. Julie; Rich elected as the 74-75 Homecoming Queen . . . Members of her court include Sue Rae Anderson. Kelli Collin. Dalecn Danielson, Lori Men , and Sandy Roiick . . . Julie was crowned by seniors Jim Detrick and Mickey Karns . . . L (o K : Ron Halllx-rx. Kelli Collin. Ron Dahl. I ori Mntz, Bud Bifano. Sandy Roiick. Tom Zampogna. Julie Rich. Paul Wratcrberg. Dairen Danielson, Sue Rar Anderson, Boh Johnson. 139 Whew Remember the day when . . . A popular question when friends get together. . . answered immediately with a flow of memories from the good old days” . . . laughing so hard your sides ache . . . wistfully thinking back on the days when everything seemed better and brighter ... a nostalgic look at the past. . . remember. . .? Bryant in concert!! My reindeer attacking!!! Who” the caboose' ?? 140 Mr. Julian and friend!! PUPPY I.OVE' My mommy told me if I v� a good. . 141 142 143 BOREDO U BORKDOM — The stair of bring bored” . . . the day when your favorite class just can’t make it ... a time when everything just seems to dissolve into the slate of nothingness . . . usually characterized by yawns, poor posture, and a general empty look on one’s face ... it will strike anyone at anytime . . . its most favorite striking time is when you most expect it . . . during school . . . Ladies and Gentlemen. (PEOPLE). the 1975 HURRI-KANE Staff is proud and pleased to present you with a HURRI-KANE’S eye view of BOREDOM School is the place where the true you comes forth — where PEOPLE can discover the jra] you. People's talents are many and varied, and. as you can see on these printed pages, they can be quite surprising. So while having all this fun and frolic in this institution of higher learning, just remember to retain your identity in the midst of all these PEOPLE. 145 . . . ami then I grabbed thr gun and lei him luve it!! PWWDEUW 146 Classes . . . activities . . . sports . . .all of these are important to your school. But what really makes a school come alive is the many and varied PEOPLE that go there. Hey. what's the answer to number 10? Chin u| numltcr 208!!! Boy! Is he strange! It's the only way to keep your hands warm. 147 ixon Leaves Presidency -a sf S rz 5. - = ESs£p| §§ of By GAYLORD SHAW Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON (AP) — Gerald R. Ford ascends to the presidency at the stroke of noon today, a plain man vaulted to power by the scandals that shattered Richard M. Nixon’s administration. He becomes the first president never to face national election, succeeding the first president ever to resign. To a troubled nation weary of Watergate, Ford pledged my best efforts in cooperation, leadership and dedication in what’s good for America and good for the world.” A simple ceremony in the White House Oval Office was arranged to swear in Ford, the House Republican leader when named by Nixon last October 12 to succeed Spiro T. Agnew, who resigned as vice president and was convicted of tax evasion in a bribery and kickback scandal. Ford’s wife, three sons and one daughter, his embryonic official family and a MUSIC MAN Tears in Eyes The President He Says Goodbye, WASHINGTON (AP) — Declaring � ? himself ready to start to build,” Gerald R. Ford stood on the threshhold of the presidency today, a plain man vaulted to the pinnacle of power by the scandals that shattered Richard M. Nixon's administration. At the stroke of noon, he becomes the first president never to face national election, succeeding the first president ever to resign. To a troubled nation weary of Watergate. Ford pledged Thursday night “my best efforts in cooperation, lip and dedication in what's r America and good for the after stepping from his 1 doorway in a bathrobe to morning newspaper with a k headelinc, Nixon Resigns,” ed his own breakfast and for the Executive Office reporters he feels a terrible ility ... the feeling of sadness nd and expectation to start to die other.” tours later, beneath the glit-indcliers of the White House m. Nixon bade a tearful 0 his staff and Cabinet. e breaking with emotion, his ening with tears, Nixon said ve done some things wrong in nistration and the top man kes the responsibility,” but or no woman ever profited” till. es yes, but personal gain, declared. ... not one single iman. oud of this Cabinet,” Nixon 1 proud of our sub-Cabinet. of our White House staff.” reaming down his face, he we look to the future.” a passage from a book he id during his last night in the ise — a story about a young m New York whose daughter � £ j: 5— s.?a 3. - 2 £? B 3 s: 3 ?• Si • © Ol re 5 o' $sf as written by Theodore t in his 20s,” Nixon said. He tie light had gone from his life but he went on.” chances for middle east EACE BETTER: KISSINGER -5JON. Spain (AP) _ President Ford if Stale Henry A. Kissinger Kissim'Pr uhi confidence today his latest afternoon at r rCp0f! Ford Sunday trotting has ooen rf th ..i_ Catnp David, Md. They officials stressed hu a ( which took him on his eighth Middle East peace mission in a year, US. Ford Feels Terrible Responsibility on Assuming Office ALEXANDRIA, Va. (AP) - Vic| President Gerald R. Ford left hil suburban home at 7:45 am. today an! told reporters he feels a terribll responsibility” in assuming office the nation’s 38th president. Ford said he was sad about Presiderfl Nixon's resignation from the nation highest office but he has expectation! to start to build” a new administratiorl Ford said he planned to meet witj Secretary of State Henry A. Kissing before formally assuming th| presidency at noon. He said he and Mrs. Ford planned be at the helicopter when President ai Mrs. Nixon depart the White House f California. “We plan to wish them well.” For said. Ford said went to bed about 1:30 a and arose about 5:45 am. He fixed h| own breakfast and retrieved morning newspaper from the The 15 Kane Republican Kathy Janies earns title in Brookville Pageant MISS CONGENIALITY Only Afternoon Daily Newspaper Published ! McKean LAFF - A - DAY Kane Marching Band Visit to Penn State Band Day Described By SANDY KOZA St. High Correspondent Last Saturday, Nov. 16, the Kane Area Marching Band and Marching Front traveled to Penn State University to participate in the annual Band Day activities. The Kane Band was one of the 58 bands of Pe— Kathy James, voted Miss Kane High and Miss McKean County, was recently honored in the Miss Teenage Brookville Contest in Brookville by being selected as Miss Congeniality. When asked about her reactions to the pageant. Kathy replied. It was a fantastic experience for me Kathy was one of eight girls competing for the title During the course of the competition. ; each girl was given a writw — land experienced a person;! q rrw view with the panel of f On the final night of ion. the girls participi ince routine which i orked on during the w andidate then introduce o the audience and told a little bout herself All of the girls gave a t minute talent presentati Kathy performed a free exert dance routine to the song. Entertainer. Before M Brookville was chosen, each was asked to answer an promptu question by the M John Riley of TV Channel 10 Altoona As a result of the entire co petition Miss Leann Ble.ikn from Sharon. Pa. was chosen •i ax Miss Brookville and Grossman Receives Kidne Transplant [MgCant It Was U'Arth it ■ je said 'no,' but I’m going to appeal to a higher court ,s toon as mother comes home ___________________ illion People at Olde ty Celebration Sunday itor’s note: The Kane High rt Band presented a noon concert iladelphia Sunday as part of Olde Sunday. Band members returned ne after 2 a.m. today) tended this affair. Upon arriving, tt practice session di hours, to prepare ft tivity. Afte- the ses. State Blue Band an band was allotted ti After lunch the t varsity football gai between Penn SI University. At halftime all the Penn State Blue Bam rmation ed band: the maj guns pe nd occuj the lett and the tch the and th Hatch Piano Concert in Kane was Outstanding' flag. We just came in to see it (the celebration). I think it’s important,” he By JODY BURGERT Republican Society Editor Elder David Hatch of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (Mormons) presented an outstanding piano concert at the Kane Area Senior High School auditorium last evening before a large gathering which gave him a standing ovation at the close of his program. O.J. Jarman, branch president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, said that the group was the largest Elder Hatch had played to in a church sponsored concert in this area. Many of the people were from out of town with some traveling from as far as Erie to attend. ------- His finale was Hungarian Rh sodie No. 6 which brought audience to their feet. Elder Hatch | up his hand to silence the gro thanked everyone and sat down at piano again, saying he would like close with a word of prayer. He then played a beautiful rendit of “The lord’s Prayer.” Kane school music instructor Lot Wright, serving as master ceremonies, termed Elder Hatch tremendous pianist and a great i list.” Elder Hatch, who was at one tii assigned as a missionary’ to the chaj in Kane, is now serving in Erie. He IILADELPHIA (AP) - An lated one million persons crowded center city to celebrate Olde Sunday, billed as the largest party in the world and the first event of the Philadelphia Bicen- WCUIdUUIIf. I Ilium n oiiupv. £| 9 1 • 1 1 said It comes at a time when we need Senior high StlldentS it with what we’ve been through — “ choose ‘The Matchmaker’ sses of people lingered through the ts of Philadelphia’s colonial ct, listening to the scores of bands, nripr � jOKl Watergate and all.” Mass transit officials saw the day as a chance to test the system with large crowds, anticipating the flood of 1976 visitors. We’ve got all these people in, and now we’re going to have to get them out,” a worried spokesman for the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority said in late afternoon. SEPTA officials were prepared for wi non riders, but their actual Thornton Wilder’s The Matchmaker has been chosen by a cast made up of Kane Area Senior High students as their fall drama presentation A hilarious comedy, set in the 1880 s and 1890 s. the play calls for period costumes and many appropriate props Those students appearing in the cast are: Ron Dahl in the lead Carlson. Kathy Dangelo. Loretta Horan, Stephanie Carbon, and Barb Lundgrcn Student directors are Sue Rae Anderson. Pam Wright, and Ellen Marconi The play cast will act as their own stage and makeup crew. Faculty director Ray Brzezinski has named November 21 and 22 as Ibe play dates with including the performin much praise for the 181 ligh Christmas Cart d Monday night at th SHE’S THE CENTER FOLD: ces to be given at the Senior High School auditorium... As usua le the show. One vetera e remarked that th has the nicest blond . It's always amazing, b some talented student embers of the cast ra|ier group in at least th tended a production by n Players in Warren, he musical. Hello1 h.rh is the musical orchestra as well as th on of Wilder’s leen Danielson, Nanc laker The grq i Wright and Leah Sallaci Kane with sefat e can imagine the ma.’ nd rene 4 sal those four girls, an 1 for their own pro.ue- spend in preparation fo Uy F wwXfe TtuwyS . . . I...lit HIGH SCHOOL STUDINT COUNCIL KANE AREA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL GYM 30 and 8:30 P. M. ■ M ft I RIDAY JAN HOURS OF HRIUING tt ali� nal G TOPi IRCUS YARD INNINGi ACTS I 150 151 152 O'! 0A YOU CUV lAjdlA)i(hjuC r? 153 They don’t look like corrective sneakers!! I think I just sat on a lack!!! Our loyal statistician ! Unidentified Flying Object. 154 155 People — A group of supposedly intelligent beings who think the grass is always greener on the other side. People are never satisfied and maybe this is good. Most people end up with cavities and middle age spread. Bonnie Anderson People — People are a conglomeration of ideas, thoughts and emotions, each unique in their own right, but similar. Sue Maljovec People — A Group of living objects with the ability to think and react, they are the highest form of intelligent life known to themselves. Cindy Cornelius People — People are forms of life who experience love, joy, success, sorrow, and grief in such a short length of time during their life. Barb Lundgren People — People are like colors: some bright, some bold, some dull, some plain, some just ordinary. Sue Rae Anderson People — People are created and structured by God, who makes this world motivate, and to grow to their standards of living. Their communications between each other, make the people closer together. All men are created equal. Cindy Thornton People — People are sensitive, tender creatures. They are things that respond to love better than to hate. So love your fellow people for what they are, and then, and only then, will you know what people really are. Mark Todd People — A mass of individuals devoting themselves to living. Kathy Dangelo People — Someone who loves when love is needed or consoles when sadness is around. They give advice to guide your life or criticize to make you realize that your actions have changed. Sandy Buckley People — Are the hardest thing on earth to understand. Tom Magnuson People — Those which God gave the ability to learn and do good. He gave us emotions so that we could enjoy life, and understanding so we could right that which was wrong. So why not do what God gave us the ability to do? Mike Peterson People — People are our future and our past. They are made up of little and simple things but, have built a complex world where we live on our intelligence and our love and hate for one another. Colleen Bires 157 Qckool Ka nr H igh's outstanding cheerleaders!!! I see the enemy!!! ’Hey, I thought you were supposed to go the other way first!? The Pride, the High School Band. The cheerleaders' art work. I .oval girl’s haskcthall fans. 159 KHS Courtyard. KANE AREA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL NATIONAL THEATER CO CLASS OF 75 B mtnrt nisnn } COME BLOW YOUR HORN THE MATCHMAKER OCT 27 800 PM NOV 20 8 00 PM KSH AUD KHS AUD - - KHS present . . . 160 A typical ilay at the Stale Penn. Pwk-a-boo 161 s. a 162 $ o .vP i o vV= e V d r 1 n T W W t ‘ ft A ,n fte , % u� S. rtd v V ' -9 c?r A. S Vv s k S. ShopI W s% 4 V? - ■ 5 e.r O i cc 'b. o � v .. ov 1 CE DM Ce sc red Pi Coho I is one. of man's worsf cnern� es, bu.t •fKe Bibte sexy5 ix love your cne.cn y. A A U • ' ?' £ f xc „t c -° o «■ x9 -o o- HffMAII fUlvilll IRTS BivKSir ! ' y v S A °V •Se X o o Ffc+ ftlhcrX ys EFirS VVv . 13 Vir- t rti e. r (o i x 0 t 1 v s‘ The ® 3 d p« 3 1 «r 163 Jwrtoi 166 Do ou fwr jjri ihr fn-ling if just our of those days? Iliirri-KjiM- Staff. I would like lo extend my thunks, to everyone who has helped make it | ossihlc to produce the 1975 Hurri-Kane. With a eomhi-nalion of hard work and new ideas, we have created lasting memories of our hijjh school years. I would like to extend special thanks to Mark Wooditch and Pat Greville for their help with the art work. 1 Im� |h you've enjoyed the 1975 Hurri-Kane. Thank you. Daleen Danielson Editor-in-chief 167 KANE OFFICE W WARREN E3 NATIONAL BANK — DRIVE IN — omzj utffifiutcj t© gtw€ tftewse jtes. HD • 'Ojju SliiOWfi tiuink to ti ptoflto wkfr COafabufeA 75 UURgJ-KWB.’’ HURW-MN SiaFP HAMLIN BANK TRUST COMPANY Member of F.D.I.C. Kane, M+. Jewett, and Smethport 170 STEVE NOVOSEL, PRESIDENT CHARLES NOVOSEL, VICE PRES. NOVOSEL INDUSTRIES, INC. P.O. Box 680 Kane, Pa. 16735 MANUFACTURERS OF CHERRY, SOFT MAPLE, OAK LUMBER CHERRY VENEER LOGS SAWMILL: S+. Marys, Pa. 814 781-7377 OFFICE: Kane, Pa. 814 837-6279 Compliments of JOHNSON'S RED and WHITE SUPERMARKET Main St. Mt. Jewett, PA To Class of '75 Compliments of DAN BIRES Plumbing and Heating Best Wishes to the Class of '75 DAN DEE SHOP Fraley St. Kane Pennsylvania 172 Best Wishes to the Class of '75 Compliments of KANOVSKY LEVINE Kane, Pennsylvania NORTHERN HARDWOOD ROUNDS Mt. Jowott, Pa. 173 Compliments of LAWRENCE M. WOODS MICHAEL P. BAKER JOHN M.CLELAND Attorneys at Law Kane, Pennsylvania LIGHTERS THE LIGHTERS THAT WORK...OR WE FIX THEM FREE lVSf.0 MANUCAOTUH4NO CO IINAOPOMO • KANE HANDLE Kane, Pennsylvania J. F. HILL FUNERAL HOME Kane, Pennsylvania 174 Schleicher's Kendall Kane Pennsylvania WARNER'S Kane, Pennsylvania CARDAMONE ELECTRIC 68 Fraley St. Kane Pennsylvania 16735 STACKPOLE CAIK HON COMPANY Manufacturers of QUALITY CARBON. ELECTRONIC AND MAGNETIC PRODUCTS ST. MARYS — JOHNSONBURG — KANE. PENNSYLVANIA TORONTO. ONTARIO Compliments of OLYMPIC LUGGAGE CO. CUMMING'S FUNERAL HOME Kane, Pennjylvania FLAMING SWORD RESTAURANT R.D. 2 Kane, Pennsylvania Best Wishes to the Class of '75 KANE GREEN- HOUSES Kane, Pennsylvania Compliments of SUZANNE SHOPPE 38 Fraley Street Kane, Pennsylvania KANE VIEW MOTEL Route 6, Kane, Pennsylvania 177 Best Wishes to the Class of 75 THOMAS LOGIO, M.D. Compliments of BIZZAK LOGGING Tionesta Avenue Kane Pennsylvania 178 Congratulations Graduates First Federal savings and loan association of Kane Branch Office: 6th and Main Streets, Clarion, Pa. Kane NORTHERN PIPE and SUPPLY COMPANY Pennsylvania Compliments of MANFREDO STUDIO BENTZ FURNITURE Kane Pennsylvania GOOD LUCK to the CLASS of 75 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Novosel Compliments of KANE GAS LIGHT and HEATING Greeves St. Kane Pennsylvania BURTON'S ARCO SERVICE Kane, Pennsylvania Best Wishes to the Class of '75 Compliments of KANE MOTEL Carl and Sue Lantz Proprietors LORENZO’S Auto Body and Garage Kane, Pennsylvania Asel and Karlene Log and Pulpwood Hauling Kane, PA Phone 837-9853 Congratulations to the Class of '75 THOMAS M. CLOPP CLOPP TRUCKING MODERN DAIRY and KANE DAIRY AT YOUR STORE or AT YOUR DOOR 837-8820 — Phone — 837-8730 i i Compliments of CARL NOVOSEL TIMBER Kane, Pennsylvania MILTON'S MONUMENTS Kane Pennsylvania Homemade Swedish Rye Bread, Pies, Etc. Kane, Pa. Phone 837-6480 HILLCREST RESTAURANT A“J0NES 7 I SHEFFIELD I 183 KANE HARDWOOD DIVISION OF COLLINS PINE COMPANY P.O.Box 601 Kane, Pennsylvania 16735 Phone(814)778-5511 Office at U.S. Route 6 and U.S. Route 219 Kane, Pennsylvania JACOBUS-POKLAR MOTORS KOTE'NSHYNE MT. CITY GULF Compliments of JACK FROST Home and Improvement Center We+more Avenue Kane Pennsylvania BATTISTA MOTOR SALES Chrysler, Plymouth Dodge, Dodge Trucks Chrysler Boats and Motors Kane Pennsylvania Compliments of COCHRANS ■PERSISTENTLY FORWARD TnmVaM HARDWARE STORES E. W. Cochran and Company Route 6 East Kane, Pennsylvania 16735 185 Compliments of Maljovec Lumber Corporation A Modern Sawmill Producing the Finest of Pennsylvania Hardwood Lumber. Kane, PA tastee freez Kane, Pennsylvania Compliments of RALPH N. DECAMP Attorney at Law 186 RICHGAS, INC. Kane Pennsylvania HOUSTON ELECTRONICS CORPORATION Division of Walter Kiddie Co. Inc. Manufacturers for the Quartz Crystal Ind. Kan© Division Pine Street Ext. Kane, Pennsylvania Phone 837-9550 ZOOK MOTORS INC. Reliable Since 1925 Kane, Pennsylvania 187 Congratulations to the Class of '75 SENECA HIGHLANDS HORSE COMPLEX The Complete Horse Facility Feed and Tack, Riding Lessons, Trail Rides BUSH'S PHARMACY Fraley St. Kane Pennsylvania Insurance to fit the need. FORD WINNER, Agent 10 Pine Avenue Kane, Pa. Phone: 837-6159 THOMAS HAIGHT, Agent 16 Tionesta Avenue Kane, Pa. Phone: 837-7318 American General LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY ( 188 ooJiiOiXk. tOt SfOSOH- (OuA_ 9taXiiuA. CL-K S Cl) rfix. jLdULA, NOW OPEN Sunday Special Chicken Cacciatora Happy Hour 4:00 — 6:00 DINNERS SERVED Daily —5:00 to I 1:00 Sundays — 3:00 to 8:00 Lunch — 12:00 to 2:30 YOUR HOSTS MANUEL PAVON SERGIO RIGATO For Reservations Call 726-2244 Kinzua Road French and Italian Cuisine Warren, Pa. AND FLAV0 WALKERS REACH FOR WALKER'S The Freshest Milk and Dairy Products Kane Pennsylvania ROYAL MOTEL Ridgway, PA Dining Room Cocktail Lounge Jack and Bob Bogacki Phone: 773-3153 189 Compliments of HUB SHOE STORE Kane Pennsylvania Best of Luck to the Class of '75 NEW PROCESS COMPANY Warren Pennsylvania Congratulations Seniors Temple Theater and Drive In Theater Kane Pennsylvania 190 Sunset Restaurant Chef's Specialty The Flower Cart Funari Texaco Station Leone Shop Weaver's Restaurant Billiards Archer's News Sporting Reed's Tire Service Market Basket Store Caldwell's Outdoor Lake Erie Ready Mix Deiches Clothing Kane Decorating Co. Buckhorn Hotel ich Spilka Lumber Company Sears, Roebuck, Co. KOCJANCIC and HORN CONSULTING FORESTERS 133 Biddle St., Kane, Pa. 16735 Phone: (814)837-8488 Timber Estimates and Appraisals — Sales Land Management Plans — Feasibility Studies Father Joseph Jerge Mr. and Mrs. Floyd E ALL ABOARD FOR WHERE THE BLUEBIRDS GO. fi—. fW SCHOOLS, colleges, clubs, groups, organizations, follow their favorite teams to the games . . . work out interesting tours to see and enjoy favorite places. 39 to 49 cruisers to take you anywhere in the U.S.A. and Canada. School type buses also available for economical short charter trips at hourly rates. EVERYBODY goes first class. CHARTER A BLUEBIRD Bill! COACH LiNES iNC CHARTER PHONE (716)372-5500 502 H. Barry St.. Olean, N.Y., 14760 191 Jake's Auto Parts Kane Publishing Co. Gausman's Garage Quality Woodcraft Bloomquist's Cleaners Dorothy's Record Shop Montgomery Ward Scutella's Cleaners Benson's Office Supply Sandwich Shoppe F. G. Aljoe Laine's Custom Sewing Campbell's Disposal Kane Pure Ice Sam A. Manno Spauldings Mobile McCrory's Store Avenali Yamaha Sales Roy B. Constable Elks Lodge No. 329 Limberlost Restaurant Women of the Moose Hughes Oil Company Prudential Insurance Ro-Ma Mobile Homes Skyline Gift Shop Seneca Chalet Howard Funeral Home Kane Lumber Fuel Co. C. W. Hardware Holt's Flowers Kane Finance Company Compliments of KANE MUSIC CENTER Fraley St. Kane Pennsylvania Sirianni Brothers Jewelers Johnson's Sunoco Steam's Upholstry Philips Keystone Brown's Boot Chateau Beauty Shop Palace Bowling Lanes Schleiff's Sporting Truden T.V. Bessie's Kiddie Shop Arcade Restaurant Dresser Manufacturing Russell City Store Bennett Lumber Co. 192 Seth's Quaker State Ella V. Anderson J 'n P Casuals Western Auto John Boylan's Garage Wilson's South Side Grocery Centre Video Purnell's Grocery Knight's of Columbus Mt. Jewett Foundry Machine Co. Sundahl Co. Insurance Mr. and Mrs. Nick Novosel Chamber of Commerce W.K.Z.A. AFFILIATED INDUSTRIES, INC. Welsh and Biddle Sis. Kane, Pennsylvania 16735 Craftsmen of Quality Store Fixtures Mountain City Booterie Bell's Meat Poultry Texas Hot Lunch The Bike Shop David Carlson and Family Mack's Motor Repair E. L. Hill Kelley's Meat Market Commercial Hotel Quisty's Store Howard's Gulf Martha’s Furniture The Whirl Ludlow Texaco Mitro Grocery Men's Shop Ann Horton's Beauty Salon D R Custom Cycle Shop James City Cafe Punk's Beauty Shop Morris Disposal Family Grocery Aiello's Meat Market Bob's Trading Post Modern Way and Supply Dr. Thomas Darrin Quality Markets Castle Restaurant Plaza Laundramat Evan's Rollerdome John and Tammy Graybill's Twist Freeze Nystrom's Garage Larson's Beauty Shop Bill's Wagon Wheel Victor Westerburg Moose Lodge Irene Hedstrom Danielson's Country Store D-L-R-M-S-C Mary Castano Arne and Steph Spotts Music Center Sparkle Car Wash Johnson Keesler Garage Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Kane Auto Parts Compliments of STANDARD PENNANT COMPANY Big Run, Pa. Jackets, Tee-Shirts, Sweatshirts, and all Items for Award Systems. Tammy Kysor 194 Cindy Smith Congratulations Class of 75 FITZELLA BROS. TRUCKING Old Sme+hport Road Phone 837-8171 195 CATHERINE L. ADAMSON Slippery Rock Stale College. B.S. University of Pittsburgh. M.Ed. Physical Education. Health Girls Basketball. Volleyball, Track Coach Girls Intramurals NESTOR BLEECH American Welding Society Edinboro State College. B.S. California State College, B.A. University of Pittsburgh. COM. ED. Penn State. COM. ED. Industrial Arts EDWARD BRYANT Grove City College B.S. Westminster College M.S. Chemistry, Biology Athletic Director RAY BRZEZINSKI Clarion State College B.S. English, American History, Senior Class Play Director. Student Council Advisor. Rifle Club Advisor. Volleyball Coach FRANCENECARUSO Indiana University, B.A. Typing I. II, Personal Typing, Notehand. Cheerlcading Advisor THOMAS DALTON Clarion State College. B.S. American History. World Culture, Asst. Football Coach, Ski Club Advisor THOMAS FI NNEFROCK Clarion State College, B.S. Geometry. Drafting. Advanced Math, Vocational Math. Varsity Basketball Coach. Asst. Track Coach. Senior Class Advisor RICHARD FRITZ Penn State. B.S. Building Construction WAYNE GORDNER Penn State, B.S. Vocational Agriculture RONALD B. HAIGHT American University, B.A. Austin Peay State University M.A.. Physical Education, Health, Intramurals. J.V. Basketball Coach. Asst. Track Coach MRS. OLIVIA HARTMAN Wilson College, B.A. Penn State. M.A. Theater Arts, Drawing ami Painting MRS. ARLENE HEATH Indiana University, B.S. University of Pittsburgh, Masters 11 u ma ni t ics. Com mu n icat ions CARLA HILTY Grove City Colh-gc, B.A. German I. II. English HURRIKANE Advisor PHILLIP I.MBROGNO Indiana University. B.S. Algebra II. Geometry. Trig Advanced Algebra Asst. Football Coach Asst. Wrestling Coach MRS. GRETA JACOBUS Penn State University, B.A. English MRS. HELEN JONES Clarion State College, B.S. Librarian Library Assistants Advisor SETH BLOOMQUIST Edinboro State College B.S., M. ED. American History, Psychology ROBERT BOYER Clarion State Colh-ge. B.S. Masters Equivalency Biology. Physics, Nuclear Science, Advanced Biology DAVID L. BROWN Edinboro State B.S., Art Ed.. Art I. Arts and Crafts, 3-D Design Head Track Caoch. Head Cross Country Coach, Varsity Club (Co-S|� onsor) 196 JOHN JUBAN Clarion State College, B.S. Driver Education i MRS. JENIFER M. ROBINSON I Clarion State College B.S. English, Journalism. Creative Writing, Speech, Great Books, Modern Poetry Hi-Life Advisor DANIEL SCANZONI, JR. Bioomshurg State College. B.S. Bookkeeping I. II. Business Law Cafeteria Business Manager RICHARD SMITH Lebanon Valley College, B.A. Biology. Composite Science Head Football Coach. Varsity Club (Co-Sponsor) FCA (Co-Leader) ROBERTS. SMITH Slippery Rock State College. B.S. Penn Stale University. M. ED. Guidance Counselor BRUCE SPENCER Roberts Wesleyan College A.B. World Culture JOHN N. STANKO JR. Clarion State College. B.S. English Jr. Class Play Director CHRISTINA STEHMAN Mansfield State College Home Economics I. II. Ill Sewing Future Homemakers of America ROBERT WALLER JR. Slippery Rock State College, B.S. Physical Education, Health Wrestling Coach LOREN WRIGHT Carthage College. B.A. Chorus, Choraliers, Band, Orchestra. Teen Tones MRS. LUCILLE WRIGHT Indiana State College, Special Curriculum CATHY YOCUM West Liberty State College, A.A.. A.B. Penn State University. M. ED. Shorthand I, II. Office Practice. Business English Central Treasurer NIKE Club Advisor Pep Club Advisor 197 Mr. Julian in ihc new Driwrs Training Car!!!tvwlw Acklvy, Rick, 42,70 Adair, Doreen, 48 Ait-llo, Roxio, 48, 93, 94 Alahaugh. Greg, 48 Allen, Gary, 42. 70 Anderson Bonnie, 12, 66, 82 Anderson Dave, 12 Anderson, Doreen, 12, 82. 84 Anderson Gary, 42, 62 Anderson, lain, 42, 70 Anderson Lorri, 48 Anderson Mike, 48, 102, 156 Anderson. Randy, 42, 70, 142 Anderson, Robin, 12, 60, 69 Anderson. Steve. 42, 68, 70 Anderson, Sue, 12, 66, 69, 82, 83 Bressler, Mike 48, 96 Bryant, Joyce. 14, 4, 36, 61, 66, 72, 74, 78, 78, 82, 142 Buckley, Sandy, 42, 72, 74, 77 Buhl, Chris, 48, 79, 161. 166 Bundy, Joni, 48, 66 Burton. Paul, 42, 70 Bush, Debra, 48, 71, 78, 94, 95 Caddcn, Shawn, 4-2, 68, 96, 85, 166 Caldwell. Sally. 42, 62 Campbell, Heidi, 48, 60, 78 Campbell. Jill, 60, 94, 95, 166 Cardamone, Mike, 48, 60, 63 Carley, Scott, 48 Carlson, Chuck Anderson, Sue Rae,12, 10, 31, 34, 74, 139, 154 Armstrong, Cheryl, 42, 71 Armstrong, Jim Armstrong, Kim, 42 Asp, Elaine. 12, 78, 84 Avenali, Paul. 48 Avenali. Peter, 48, 70 Baker, Jeff, 13, 70, 96, 97, 98, 99, 100 Bamat, Mike, 13, 61, 64, 65, 85, 90, 96, 97.100, 101,158 Barron, Paul. 48 Battista, Jim, 4-2, 60, 68, 96, 85, 142 Bauerle, Paul, 48, 60, 62, 105, 106 Baum, Sarah, 48, 145, 166 Beckwith, Mike, 13, 60, 85, 96. 97, 98, 101 Beltz, Sharon, 48 Benscoter, Nancy 13, 34, 60, 64, 66, 68, 72, 75, 82, 84, 133, 160, 161 Benson, Andrea, 48, 71 Benson, Matt, 13, 28 Bentz. John, 48, 60, 73, 75, 77 Bergman, Dianne, 48, 71 94, 161, 166 Berlin, Bob, 42, 70, 72, 74, 96 Bifano, Bud, 13, 12,64,90,108,111, 139, 143 Bires, Chris, 13 Bires, Colleen. 42, 60, 66, 71, 79 Bires, Jerome, 42, 62, 124- Bircs, Joe. 4-8 Bish, Mike, 4-2 Bizzak, Steve, 42, 85, 96, 100 Blankenship, Carolyn, 13 Blankenship, Darrell, 48, 114, 117 Blankenship, Terry, 42, 85, 114, 116 Blauser, Chris, 48 Blauser, Don, 48 Blauser. Joe, 14, 85, 105 Blint, Doug, 48. 70, 102, 115 Blint, Steve, 4-1. 102 Boderoccg, Bruce, 14 Boderocco, Jeanette. 48 Bocckman, John, 40, 42, 72, 74, 102, 156 Boedecker, Bob, 14, 19 Boedecker, Robin, 42 Boedecker, Tim, 48, 102, 105 Bonfilio, Julie, 4-2 Bonini, Billie, 14, 69, 102 Bonini, Doreen, 42, 71, 74- Bostaph, Gretchen, 42, 66, 79, 82, 84 Bostjancic, Frank, 48, 85, 96, 111, 109 Bowen, Anna, 14, 69, 71 Bowser, Steve, 14, 75, 77 Boyd, Roxanne, 60, 82 Bradley, Margie, 4-2, 71 Bradybaugh, Kim, 42, 72 Bressler, Becky, 48, 71, 79, 146 Carlson, Dan Carlson, Fred, 48, 96, 97, 99 Carlson, Jim, 48, 96 Carlson, Pam, 14, 34, 35, 36, 72, 74 Carlson, Steph, 14, 30, 34, 37, 60 Carlson, Terry, 42 Carlson, Tom, 52 lSoph.l Carlson, Tom, 42, 70 Carlsson, Mark, 42, 85, 102, 103, 105. 156 Carson, Nancy, 49, 79, 66, 82 Causer, Carol, 41, 42, 150 Cecchetti, Fran, 42, 62, 63, 72, 74- Cecchetti, John, 15, 18, 69 Champion, Kevin, 42 Chatmon, Tina, 67 Chittester. Cindy, 15, 31, 60 Chittester, Steve, 42, 70, 90, 96, 114, 117. 187 Clark, Gary Clark, Linda, 49 Clyde, Patty. 15 Coleman, Steve, 42, 62, 72, 74 Collin, Kelli, 15, 66, 78, 139 Confer, Jim Cook, Jane, 42 Cooley, Debbie, 49 Cooley, Kris, 15 Colley. Patty, 13, 15, 82 Corbett, Ken, 15 Cornelius, Cindy, 16, 36, 60, 64, 66, 72, 74, 78, 84, 141, 156 Cowan, Karen, 49 Crowley, Mary, 42, 60, 64, 66, 68 Cunningham, Amy, 4-9 Cunningham, Tom, 16, 135 Dahl, Ron. 10, 16, 34, 35, 36, 37, 135, 139 Dangelo, Kathy, 16, 24, 123, 61, 63, 84. 62, 64, 82, 34, 66, 35, 36, 37, 141 Danielson. Daleen, 16, 60, 61, 64, 66, 72, 75, 78, 82, 84, 139 Danielson, Dick, 42, 114 Davidson, Laurence, 49 Davidson, Bob, 16, 69, 143 Davidson, Robin, 16, 71 Davis, Richard, 49, 73, 74, 75, 77 Depto, Jane, 42 DeSio, Tony, 49, 64, 73, 74, 96 Detrick, Jim, 16, 70, 90, 96, 97, 98, 100 Detrick, Jack, 49, 70 DeWalt, John, 49, 85, 91, 102, 107 DiMaria, Vincent, 49 Dodge, Steve, 49, 96, 114, 115 Dodrill, Jenny, 42. 72, 75, 74 Dougherty, Rob, 17, 70 Duffy, Brian, 49 Durnell, Steve, 49, 70 Eastman, Dave, 17 Eastman, Tom, 42 Edinger. Julie, 49 Edinger, Kim, 17, 67, 74 Espin, Chris, 4, 42, 60, 64. 72, 74, 80, 84. 85, 92, 93 Ewers, Karen, 17, 67 Ewing, Missy, 43 Ewing, Valerie, 49, 60, 68, 73 Exley, Dewey, 43 Farley, Clara, 43 Farley, Jim, 49, 75 Farnsworth, Dan, 43, 75, 77 Farnsworth, Sheila, 11, 17 Farnsworth, Tim, 17 Ferri, Cheri, 11, 17, 60, 62, 80, B4 Fetzeck. Cindy. 43, 72, 74, 82, 94, 95, 14-7 Fitzella, Mike, 10, 17, 34, 62, 61. 74, 91, 96, 108, 154, 156, 158 Fitzgerald, Pat, 43, 66, 78, 82, 84 Fitzgerald, Penny, 18, 60, 66, 78, 82, 84 Fleeger, Kathy, 49 Fleming, Diane, 43 Fox. Betsy. 41, 43, 62, 66, 186 Fox, Brenda. 49 Fox. Kim, 18, 64, 68, 74, 82, 84, 158 Fragale, Jeff, 49, 85, 96, 102 Frey, Darrel Funari, Kathy, 49, 64, 66, 78, 82, 84, 186 Gadley, Cliff, 43, 45, 70, 68 Geer, Tom, 49 Gibson, Sherri, 18, 60, 64, 66, 74, 76, 82, 84. 186 Gillespie, Phil, 18 Gillotti, Randy, 49, 64, 74, 96, 102, 109 Gilmore, Sue, 17, 18, 60, 62, 66, 77, 85, 92. 160, 161 Ginkel, John, 49 Colden, Jack. 43, 85, 96, 102, 108, 110 Gora, Cindy, 18, 140 Grayhill, Kurt, 49, 109, 112 Greville, Jim, 70, 143, 147 Greville, Pat, 43, 60, 64, 55 Grolemund, Joe, 68, 69, 147 Groves, Ccorgiann, 49, 60 Grube. John, 49, 96, 114,117 Gruhe, LeAnne, 18, 29, 36, 37, 64, 66, 72, 82 Grube. Ruth, 49, 71, 73 Gullifer, Gary, 49, 74 Gustafson, Randy, 47, 49, 115, 116 Hackett, Ron. 49 Hadfield, Chuck, 49, 96 Hillard, Perry, 50 Hodgdon, Bob, 50 Hodgdon. Jeff, 43 Hodgdon, Kathy, 43, 186 Hoffman, Diane, 17, 19, 78 Hollingshead, Robin, 40. 4-3, 64, 66, 68, 80 Holmberg. Nadine, 19, 21, 74, 82 Holmes, Dorothy 19, 74 Holmes, Scott. 43 Holt, Tim. 50, 52 Horam. Loretta, 19, 62, 34, 36, 62, 74, 77 Horn, Keith, 43, 64, 85, 96, 102, 108 Horn, Kim, 15, 20, 60, 61, 66, 64, 78, Q 84, 135 1 Holtol. Colleen, 50, 66 Houser, Linda, 50 Howard, Joyce, 43, 67 Howe, Kathy, 43. 62, 66 Howell. Javin, 20, 26, 69 Huckabone, Linda. 50. 60, 64, 94. 95. 166 Huckabone, Paula, 43, 60, 71, 74, 94, 1 95 Hulings, Dawn, 12, 20 Hulings. Doreen, 20, 67, 71 Hulings, Kim, 50, 81, 84, 158 Hulings, Louis, 43, 102 Hulings, Mike Huliugs, Vickie, 20, 5, 64, 79. 140, 153 Hultman, Bill, 43 Jacobus, Jack, 20 Jacobus, Mark, 50, 77 Jamerson, Debbie, 43 James, Kathy, 15, 20, 64, 80, 138 James. Laurie, 50. 60, 78 Jashurek, Frank, 50 Johnson, Arne, 20, 23, 70 Johnson, Bob, 20, 108, 11, 132, 139, 144 Johnson, Carol. 43 Johnson. Cathy, 50, 73 Johnson, Chuck, 72, 77 Johnson, Donald, 50 Johnson, Fred Johnson, Greg Johnson, Ken, 50, 77, 102 Johnson, Kevin, 43 Johnson. Lisa A., 4-3, 72, 74, 75, 77 Johnson, Lisa B. 43 Johnson, Mark, 20, 34, 36, 72, 74, 75 77, 153 Johnson, Mary, 43, 67 Johnson, Matt, 70 Johnson, Todd, 50, 60, 114 Hagman, Eric, 49, 109 Haight, Margie, 43, 62, 74 Haight, Sue, 49 Hall, Liz, 49, 82, 74 Hallberg, Peggy, 49 Hallberg, Rick, 43, 70, 142 Hallberg, Ron. 18, 64, 90, 108, 139, 156 Hanley, Ceclia, 49 Hanley, Mary, 19 Hanley, Pat, 50 Hannah, Roh, 43, 102 Hannold, Ted, 19 Hanson, Bob, 43, 90, 102, 108, 112 Harlan, Ken, 19, 70, 96. 97, 98, 99, 153 Haulik, Tom, 50, 60, 64, 73, 74 Hoeter, Jeff Heeter, Patti Hetrick, Terry, 70, 116 Hickey, Gina. 11, 19, 77 Johnson, Yolanda, 43. 66, 82 Jolly, Nancy, 43, 60, 64, 65, 74 Jones, Lyle Jubon, Jennifer, 50 Kane, Ken, 34-, 35, 46, 60, 64, 65. 68, 85, 96, 102, 154 Karns, Mickey, 20, 85, 96, 98, 99, 102. 114 Kearney, Richard, 43, 134, 140, 108. 112 Kearney, Sue, 44. 60, 71, 74, 78 Keener, Amy, 44, 60, 77 Keesler, Bill, 50, 114 Kempf, Rod, 21,144 Keneske. Keith, 21 Kepler, Steve, 21, 69, 96, 99, 133 Kerr, Ron, 44, 96, 85 Kerr, Tom, 21, 69, 143 Kibbie, Tammy, 50, 74, 166 Pennington, Cathy, 51 Wilson, Roger. 29, 16. 85. 102 Wilt, .lo 97, 133, 36. 96 Kimes, Dave. 50, 70 Knapp, Bob, 21, 70 Koejanrio. Pam, 50, 81, 84, 135, 158 Komidar, Frank, 44 Koza, Marcia, 4-4- Koza, Mary, 50 Koza. Matt Koza, Sandy, 44. 72. 74, 75, 78 Krihhs. Mary, 21, 31, 67, 71 Kridler. Debbie, 44 Kysor. Tammy, 21. 60, 64, 66. 68, 82, 84,183,194 Lantz, Karly, 44, 60, 74 Larson, Maryanna, 50, 73 Larson, Randy, 50. 102, 105, 109 Latshaw, Brenda, 50 Latshaw. Theresa, 44 Leonard, Bruce, 50. 96, 109, 110 Lehman, Brad, 50 Lenaway, Gaby. 44, 64, 68, 82, 83. 85, 84. 92, 93, 144, 147, 158 Lindsey, Marilyn, 22, 18, 67. 71 Lindquist, Diane, 21, 69, 82 Lorenzo. Bill, 50, 70 Lorenzo. Joe Losey. Carol, 44, 71 Lueia, Bob. 50 Lucia. Bill. 41, 44 Lucore. Guy, 22, 25 Lundberg, Steve, 22, 69 Lundberg, Tracy,,50, 78, 166 Lundberg, Trudy, 44 Lundgren, Barb, 22, 34, 135 Lundgren, Jim, 47, 50 Lundgren. Joe, 44, 147 Lundin, Kris, 44, 66, 78. 82, 84 Lupole, Allen, 50, 96 Madcr, Bud, 50 Magnuson, Garth, 22 Magnuson. Kathy. 44, 72, 74-. 75, 77 Magnuson, Tammy, 44, 60. 68, 74 Magnuson, Tom. 40, 44, 64, 85, 102, 143. 156 Mague, Terry, 50 Maljovec. Sue. 44, 60. 62. 66, 72. 74, 82, 84 Marconi, Ellen, 22, 94, 74, 72, 34, 31, 154 Marconi, Ted, 60, 44, 72, 34, 35 Martin, Roberta, 50 Maybury. Brett, 51 Mays, Holly, 23, 26, 84, 82 Maze, Dave, 60, 72, 74, 4-4 Maze. Jeff, 23 Maze, Perry, 51, 70, 48, 102, 161, 109 Maze. Toni. 23, 69 Mnckley, Richard, 51 Meckley, Robert, 51, 109 Mertz, Lori, 10, 23, 34, 35, 60, 69, 80, 139 Micheau, Linda, 44, 74. 76. 78 Micheau, Randy, 51, 70, 96, 102, 109, 110. 112 Milford. Carol, 51 Milford, Cherrie, 44 Milford, Theresa, 4-4 Miller, Kenneth Minugh, Crystal, 44, 66 Morgan, Michelle, 4-4, 74, 79, 72 Morris, Kelly, 47, 51, 74 Mosier. Robert, 51, 68 Myers. Donald, 51, 109 McClosky. George, 4-4 McCloskey, James, 51, 70 McCloskey, Rob, 23, 36, 37, 64, 108, 110 MeCull, Linda, 51 McMahon, Eugene. 51. 96, 99, 101, 109 McMurray. Russell, 23 McQueen, James Nagle, Margie, 60, 64, 66, 51, 73, 74, 81 Nelson, Cynthia, 23, 66, 67, 69, 82 Nelson, Karen, 23, 34, 62, 63. 67, 68, 79, 146 Nelson, Leonard, 44, 70 Nelson. Steve, 44 Nt-wpher, Cindy, 23, 69. 71 Newpher. James, 51 Nicholson, Scott, 51, 96, 102 Niklas, Ken, 116 Nix-klas. Lynn. 44, 74. 79 Norman. Brenda, 44, 74, 79 Nortum. Cynthia. 23, 27 Ochs. Larry, 24, 51 0'Donnell. Pam. 24. 84. 31 Ok--rlund, Bill, 51. 115 Oknefski, Bill, 51 Olson, Steven, 51, 70 O'Rourke, Mary. 44, 91. 92 Orzerhowski, Anita, 24, 66, 68, 37, 72 Orzetti, Tom, 24, 68. 70, 166 Osmer, Dennis, 24 Oyler, Vernon, 44 Palmquist, Jon Park. Anne, 24. 36, 62, 65, 71 Parisi, Chuck. 51 Paup, Polly. 44, 60, 74, 75, 78 Payne, Peggy, 51 Pearson, Ann, 46. 51, 60, 64, 66. 73, 74, 81 Pence. James. 51 Pence, Vieky, 44. 67 Perry. Stephen, 4, 40, 41, 44, 64, 72, 74 Peters. Darwin, 24, 70, 132 Rockwell, Sharon. 44- Rodgers. Jill, 51. 71 Roeseh, Roger, 25, 69, 72, 74-. 82 RoIt'e,Jnl1n, 25, 96, 97, 98, 99, 100, 102 limlir-k,Bob,51,166 Rolirk. Cheryl, 26. 66, 85. 92 Rolick, Darcy, 44, 60, 64, 66, 80, 84 Rolir-k. Jim, 26, 184 Rolirk, Sandy, 26, 66, 69, 80, 84, 139, 140 Rolivk, Sue, 51, 52, 60, 73, 74 Rook, Bill. 52, 51, 46, 85. 96, 109 Rose, Ed, 4-9, 51, 52. 74, 112, 109 Rose, Paul, 51. 70 Rose, Steve, 44, 70 Ross. Becky, 26, 69 Ross, Karen. 44, 60, 74 Rossey. Missy, 51. 52, 82 Rossman, Sandra, 44. 84. 82, 91. 92, 93 Roth, Floyd, 44 Russell, Lori, 51, 52 Russo, Chuck. 45, 70, 14-3, 14-5 Russo, Vickie. 51, 52. 64, 73, 79, 82 Sallaek, Leah. 4-5, 64, 72, 75 Savnia. Ed. 4-5, 70. 102 Schmidt, Rita, 52, 82 Seth, Duane, 26 Shaffer, JoAnn, 52, 60, 70. 78 Sherwood, Brenda, 4-5, 62. 74 Sherwood. Bruce, 52 Shrulih, Brenda. 52, 81, 84 Sh ruhh, Sue, 26, 80 Shrubb, Todd, 26, 69 Sieher, Bryan, 52, 77, 105, 106. 85, 114. 53 Silvis. Dave, 52. 70 Sirianni, Mark, 97, 45, 64, 85, 102, 154, Swanson, Mike, 14, 28, 70 Terry. Jody, 28 Thiry. Bob, 52 Thiry. Robin. 28. 67 Thompson, Kevin, 45 Thornton, Cindy, 28, 67, 71, 31 Thornton, Bob Tilburg. Barb. 80, 74, 45, 82, 66 Tilburg, Kim, 28, 82 Timlmlin, Mark, 45 Timpano. James, 52. 109 Totld,Mark,101, 100, 97, 45, 72, 114, 96 Truesdell, Charles, 28, 69 Trut-sth-ll, Darlene, 52 Urlovirh, Lisa. 52. 79 Umplt-by, Kathy, 52 Vaughn, Tammy, 28 Vito, Jim Wallace, Mike, 45, 63, 62, 72, 82 Walters. Mike. 5. 28 Walters, Roger, 52 Walters. Steve. 45 Warner, Nora, 52. 62, 82 Warren Warren , Don . Pam, 52, 71 Weirich, Jill, 29. 84. 83. 82, 36, 37 Weirich, Julie, 29. 60, 79, 61, 74, 84, 72, 8 2, 66. 34. 36 Weishrod, Barb, 29 Wcsterberg, Paul, 29, 22, 102, 139, 108. 111 Wile. Tim, 4-5, 154 Williamson, Tim, 60. 52, 64, 109 Wilson. Wilson. Bruce, 52 Karen, 29 Wilson, Mark, 97. 98. 99, 45, 96. y, 92, 14, 45, as Peterson, Bruce. 51, 77 Peterson. Calvin Peterson, Carl. 51, 68, 74 Peterson, Chris, 44, 60, 80 Peterson, Dave Peterson, Denise. 51 Peterson, James. 18, 24, 68, 70 Peterson. Jeanne, 44 Peterson. Peterson, Peterson, Lore. 44, 67 Melinda, 44, 60 Mike, 25, 97, 98, 99, 100, 101, 104, 64-, 34, 35, 36, 102, 158, 96 Sirianni, Paul, 25, 27 Sirianni, Sue, 52 Sivak. Joe. 27 Sivak, Steve, 27 Sluga. Judy, 60, 80, 74, 84, 62, 44, 82, 66 Sluga, Scott, 45, 153 Smith, Chester Smith, Cynthia, 27,135,194 Smith, Fran, 60. 70, 52.64, 82, 73, 66, 154 Smith. Kathy. 45, so Smith. Leann, 4-5. 62, 66 Smith. Mike, 27, 70 Smith, Rick, 27, 29, 98. 99, 100, 101, Wolfe. Allen. 52, 103, 105, 85, 102 Wolfe. Jeff, 52, 103, 105, 85, 102, 91 Wolfgang. Gary. 52 Wolfgang. Joyce, 29, 15, 76, 64, 78 Wolfgang. Kathy, 52 Woodford. Anita, 38 Woodford. Cheryl, 45 Woodford, Donna, 30 Woodford, Doreen, 45 Woodford. Karen, 30 Wooditch, Mark, 21, 96, 97, 100, 158 Wooditch. Mary. 46, 52 14-5.96, 108,110 Peterson, Roger, 51, 70 Peterson, Sally, 4-4, 66 Peterson. Tracey, 25 Peterson, Vickie Petruney. Terri, 44, 71 Polasko, Kathy. 44-, 150 Polinski, Jack, 44, 70 Politowski. George, 25, 61, 74, 62, 72, 34, 35, 142 Port. Bill, 44, 152 Powell, Rick, 4-4 Proashas, Penny, 444, 72, 79, 142 Proesl, Cheryl, 51, 60, B2 Rakiceki. Chunk, 51 Read, Duane, 68. 70 Rcinard. JoAnn Remiek, Scott, 51, 105 Rich, Hugh, 51,156 Rich. Julie. 25. 187, 92, 69. 68, 80, 64, 85, 65. 139 Risinger, Cathy, 51 Robinson, Bill, 44, 16, 62, 63 Smith. Bill,52 Snyder. Sharon, 45 Snyder. Steve Snyder, Sue. 60. 74, 52, 82, 73 Softich. Roxanne, 52. 60. 82 Sowa. Jim, 52 Sowa. Sue, 27, 72, 74 Spaich, Ken, 45 Spetie. Tony. 27 Spangler. Dan, 45, 70 Spangler. Steve, 52 Spry, Tammy, 52 Stanko, Brad, 52 Stauffer, Mary, 27, 135, 76, 78, 82, 146. 140 Stenherg. Alan, 45. 70 Stenberg, Karen, 45 Strand, Martha, 52 Straneva, Sue, 45 Swanson, JoAnn, 45, 72, 71. 74 Swanson, Fred, 28, 70, 45, 152 Swanson, Martha, 45 Woods, Chuck. 45, 154 Woods. Steve Wright. Dora, 30, 82 Wright, Linda, 76, 74, 45, 72, 83, 142, . 146 Wright, Pam, 30, 77, 60, 74, 84, 64, 72, 82, 66. 34.65, 142, 63 Yale. Harold, 30, 14-4 Yasurek, Barb, 45, 60, 52 Yasurek, Brian, 4-7, 70 Yasurek. Joan, 45 Zaffino, Randy Zampogna, Tom, 30, 139 Zaunick, JoAnn, 77, 74, 84, 52, 82, 73, 154 Zaunick, Bill, 77, 45, 104,105.85.102, 158, 156 Zecdar, Betsy, 30, 67 V � •