Keystone Oaks High School - Torch Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 198 of the 1968 volume:

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MJ , M 222 Q1 Q QD ,BMJ QQ dk Q9 'CD Q0 X Egg Mgowfyffw YM it ,, 9' VW MMQWN W S5305 I Mwwe My W EQQSE i N cg 1 igibim 1 Q5 ,Y Wwfqfmg iyggs I ivlxgiig ifw j2Qfw'f YlYMU0 I H QW? W W fi Q2 IJ? ff 1 kilokj Clef1'f :lf Ffqku QP 'hes If QA Q 'See Sf MUR ff A f' A QS, A K1 I 1 .QV M TORCH Volume XLVI KEYSTONE OAKS HIGH SCHOOL ANNAPOLIS AVENUE PITTSBURGH, PE NNSY LVANIA 1 521 6 Sue McLaren Sue Franz . Andrea Illig Theresa Chou . . Jeanne Ilgen Sue McLaren Gus Melis . Sue Franz Ed Henke . Mike Russell osoaconsuu Mr. Warren Cravotta . . . Mr. Raymond Wallace . . Q o 0 0 o . . Co-Editor . . . . Faculty . Administration . Underclass . Seniors . . Sports . Activities . Business . . Photographer Editorial Advisor Business Advisor WM, X A Qi tgfffgt iggwgkjb M6565 M ,fr f yg, 5li?2. ' fs Intfoduction . Administration Faculty . Underclass . Seniqrs . Sports . . Activities . . . Advertisements Table to Cor 4 10 Q15 58 116 138 174 Keystone Oaks 'v iv , if ii b FT,-4' 'S H igh School You Remember? Homecoming? Senior Rec Football . 4 9 Q Wftf: ' , dh ,Q 4, , wg 1 1 l 5 - E - -+ . --- ' L v .n,n.-Y,, Pep Rallies? Sleeping in class? Lunch Periods? Some Events bl Aixfl 4 5 n L. i H igh School wtf J You Homecoming? Remember? Senior Recognition Night? Football Games? of 1967 l -7.4 - AJ . .,. Q, -if sg pm...- fi' rf H N Administration I 11 Keystone Oaks Vice President Clyde H. Courtwrlght If-e W' -e f- Robert D. Gilleland George L. Illig, Jr. William M. Neel Lawrence W. Riley chool Board n .125 John A. Lammert f':r?: ' President Russell K. Montgomery Maurice R. McDonnell Walter D. McClellan ' Since July, 1966, the Keystone Gaks School Board has consisted of nine members, with each of the three boroughs in the dis- trict electing three. This year 's major tasks have involved continued coordination of the programs of the formerly separate districts and planning for an addition to one of the elementary schools and the construction of the new senior high school. The work on the new buildings has necessitated many extra meetings with financial advisors, architects, county and state educators, and contractors. The board members' more routine duties include work on the six standing committees: Property and Supplies, Finance, Athletic and Activities, Education, Transportation, and Policy and Legislation. Their regular meetings, generally scheduled for the second Monday of every month, are opened to the public. These conscientious men certainly deserve a vote of confidence and a big thank you for their dedicated and time-consuming service. They are ably assisted by Secretary Eleanor McDonnell and Solicitor Herbert Brownlee. Superintendent I' l 1 1 L L e 4 5 Q Dr. JAMES S. ACKELSON JR. Keystone Oaks extends its welcome to one of its newest members, Dr. Ackelson, who joined the district July, 1966, as super- intendent. The former superintendent of Avalon Borough, he obtained his bachelor's degree from Edinboro State College and his masters and doctorate at the University of Pittsburgh. As the executive officer of the school district, it is Dr. Ackelson's duty to see that the legislative policies of the School Board are carried out. Being in closer con- tact with students and faculty, he also makes many recommendations to the Board. His greatest problem in the last year has been to create uniformity among the three old districts. He is looking forward to future adventures in developing the potentialities of the school system with the assets of the new high school and the possibility of comput- erized courses. Administrators fl 1 ,21.,f5 ',f , iii 1 Y if DEVERE R. CARLSON RUTH MAHAFFEY PHILIP L. EVANS ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF RESEARCH Aiding Dr. Ackelson in his mammoth task and directly responsible to him are his six competent assistants. Mr. Carlson, Assistant Superintendent, works in closest contact to Dr. Ackelson. Miss Mahaffey is particularly concerned with the certification, records, and insurance of personnel, office supplies, per- mits for the use of facilities, and is a notary public. Mr. Evans' duties include curriculum research and public relations. Personnel re- cruitment and selection, special education, AND PLANNING and counseling programs are Mr. Hardin's domain. Mrs. Roth heads work involving curriculum development, teaching aids, and special subjects. Finally, Mr. McRoberts is in charge of getting bids and purchasing equipment, computing budget information, and planning transportation services. All of these hard working people can be found in the new administrative offices located in the Lebanon Shops, which is shown in the administration divider. I.. V i f y fi Y 5 9 Kb K .158 t, K 4 as A ' sz' as v .'Sb.--Q-5: is ,ie .gf lx um . 5 if N ati, 5' t-51' us' ' ' X qI? '-,ln '32 ROBERT H. HARDIN LILA W. ROTH GRANT J. MCROBERTS DIRECTOR OF PERSONNEL DIRECTOROF INSTRUCTIONAL DIRECTOR OF BUSINESS AND AND PUPIL SERVICES SERVICES TRANSPORTATION Principal MR. MICHAEL A. BABYAK Keystone Oaks is most for- tunate to be served by such an efficient office staff ..Mrs .Brobeck and newcomer Mrs. Dent, both secretaries, and Receptionist Miss Mills are faced daily with a great work load which involves keeping attendance and student records, handling the school's bulging correspondence, greeting tardy students and visitors, and manning the switchboard. They are helped in their work by stu- dent assistants. Faced with one of the world's toughest jobs, that of principal, is Mr. Michael Babyak. It is up to him to see that the school is running smoothly as he acts as a liason between his capable fac- ulty and over a ,thousand stu- dents, each with own particular needs and problems. Mr. Babyak is called upon to preside at many functions and to address various assemblies throughout the year. He also bears the great responsi- bility of recommending students for college admission and job appointments. In a pinch, Mr. Babyak can even be found sub- stituting for an ailing teacher. Office Personnel fl, MRS. SALLIE BROBECK, MRS. LETHA DENT, AND MISS ERMA MILLS Vice Principal Keystone Oaks, Annapolis Avenue,extends a fond farewell and best wishes to its former Vice Principal Mr. William Spence who left at midyear to assume new duties as principal of K.O.'s .freshmen, presently housed at the Myrtle Avenue School. He is rightfully par- ticularly proud of the year of unification when the students led by Student Council and its sponsor Mr. Spence helped to select a new school name, seal, mascot, and flag. Keystone Oaks students remember his understanding and interest in them and his friendly smile, and realize that their loss is the freshmen's gain. wg-nur-f , . MR, JOHN MANTON , wx Af, I,-N, N..,..f MR . WILLIAM SPENCE Already well known and respected among the students is Mr. John Manion who, as the new Vice Principal, is one of the latest ad- ditions to K.O.H.S. A former teacher in the Penns Hills school system, Mr. Manion is quickly getting into the swing of things. His duties include taking care of discipline prob- lems , scheduling graduation events , guiding the junior and senior class officers, and serving on the scholarship and awards committee. Keystone Oaks is glad to have Mr. Manion and hopes his stay is long and pleasant. A Of invaluable assistance to the students They aid each student in adjusting to school is the guidance staff Miss Balser and Mr and social life and in setting educational Davis strive to help the individual w1th his and vocational goals. The counselors prepare problems 1nt rests, abilities andpotentials the students well to meet the future. Y., NORVA BALSER STEVEN DAVIS A B Alderson Broaddus College B.A.-University of Akron M ED University of Pittsburgh M.ED.-University of Pittsburgh Mrs. Reese is the school nurse. She checks absentees upon their return, administers audio and visual tests, and maintains a personal record of each stu- dent. Most important she is always available for medical consultations during the school day. On special occasions, Dr. Rodgers provides medical aidfor the students. Ca eteria Beginning at eleven o'clock and lasting for an hour and half, there is a stampede for the lower hall of the first floor, the location of the cafeteria. The cafeteria staff, under the supervision of Mrs. Margaret Kelly, enables the thirty-minute lunch break to be the favorite pastime of the students Row 1: M. Kelly, M. Wulchak, M. Thorn, E. Krenke, O. Sherbocker. Row 2: M. Marlow, M. Leo, B. Ball, C. Ricciuti, E. Graziani. '-A JV ,-, '1. .,.-i 'y K t Maintenance 5 Vi G. Pascavage, V. Baldl of Keystone Oaks. Inexpensive and nourishing meals are provided daily. In addition to the regular school duties, the staff prepares for special events. The diligence of the staff is indispensable. 4. ,, , 1' vi Q., A , -v. There is always room for Jello! The excellent physical condition of Keystone Oaks is due to the constant cleaning and repairing of the maintenance depart- ment. Seeing each class- room has sufficient sup- plies is another duty. The custodians are eager to offer extra assistance. D. Brazell N K 32 -g N, cs . 1, E Q35 xi! 'Ha -Q iw in E g Wg ,1- ., ' ,Q , J J, Ag . .wx l 'gif lit-1,-:...I' ,nv D mx . ' ff A If 4 'I - ' ,f f , . ,-v. -I N s. N . -X Q, ff? gp' k A --1 Ali!! 'if s.. ,M .. R ' 5 M an ,X ij ' . AW Q. , K , , Q 1 - .f 'Y' QM, if , N. X A , if ' Alxl W 'F' YV v X -x N P' f 'M - 1 -04+ R- Q- ,ff ' 3 ,ff vs M' - H? ,fr mv .1 Facult Keystone aks '1 -a JOSEPH H. BATTERBY B.S.-California State M.Ed.-California State Shop 1,2,3 Ten years at K.O.H.S. 4! ef ,L 5 an-3 JOHN G. BELSWENGER B.M.-Westminster College Choir One year at K.O.H.S. WILLIAM R. BELL B.A.- Mt. Union College M.A.-Northeastern English 2,3 mt BELLA ROBIN BERNFELD B.A.-Pitt Spanish 1,23 Russian 2 Two years at K.O.H.S. One year at K.O.H.S. Wouldyou believe . . . Mr. Rush? 1 RONALD E. BLOOM B.S.-Penn State M.A.-Pitt History 3,4-C.P. and A.P. Two years at K.O.H.S. F acult 1966-1967 EARL E. CEH B.S.-Indiana U. of Pa. M. in Guidance-Edlnboro State Drivers Education Two years at K.O.H.S. nn,,,4 MARIAN CRANE B.S.-Susquehanna U. Shorthand 1, Notehand Department Head Eight years at K.O.H.S. Well, Mrs. Scott?? 1 'SJ GILBERT J. DAMICO B.S.-Geneva College Drivers Education Two years at K.O.H.S. WARREN C. CRAVOTTA B.S.-Pitt M. in Library Science-Pitt Librarian Two years at K.O.H.S. Iigegf-. --.T V - 'yx I I fgg X JANE C. DAU A.B.-Northwestern U. Algebra 2, General Math Seven years at K.O.H.S. MARIE C. ESIHOS A.B.- Pitt History 2, English 4 Seven years at K.O.H.S. MARYEDNA G. GENNAULA A.B.- Pitt Spanish 2,3,4 Department Head REBECCA B. HILTERMAN B,S,- Indiana U. of Pa. Home Economics l,2,3 Two years at K.O.H.S. WILLIAM A. KISIDAY B.S.- Slippery Rock State M.Ed.- Duquesne Health 2 and Gym 2 Six years at K.O.H.S. HARRY GRAFF B,A,- Geneva College English 2 Two years at K.O.H.S. BEATRICE S. GULLION B.A.- Pitt Business English 4 Academic Typing One year at K.O.H.S. 1 i . i s I CHARLES F. LANKS B.S.- Lock Haven State M.Ed.- Pitt History 3 Nine years at K.O.H.S. DAVID L. LARSON B.S.- Fairmont State Art 1 One year at K.O,H.S, I 1 I I r P 'u 1 LYNN w. KLINC- A ' r B.S.- East Stroudsburg State ' M.E.- Pitt 1 Health 3,4 and Gym 3,4 ' t Department Head Thirty-two years at K.O.H.S, E RANDALL P. LAFFERTY A A.B.- Albright College A M.E:d.- Pitt French 1,2 Two years at K.O,H.S. T0 Wjfaayiv eftfif FRANK B. LENOX B.S.- California State History 2-C.P, and Regular Department Head Seven years at K.O,H,S, NOEL J. LUCAS B.S.- Clarion State Chemistry Five years at K.O.H.S, at 5 'il ye. it. it i i 1 i DAVID B. LUDWIG, III B,S.- Penn State English 3 Two years at K.O,H.S. GERALD D. MANCINI B.S.- North Carolina State History 2 One year at K.O.H,S, 17' ul -1-f HOBERT S. MANN B.S.- Lock Haven State M.A.- Pitt Algebra 1, Geometry Sixteen years at K,O,H,S, MARY B. MOORE B.S.- California State English 3, Journalism Two years at K,O.H.S, S So, what did you do last night? agfi' vv ELEANOR ONEST B.S.- Edinboro State M.Litt.- Pitt English 4- C.P. and Regular Department Head EVA MAE PARRY B,S.- Duquesne English 2- C,P, and Regular Two years at K.O.H.S. X Y V 7 N., I went to the basketball game, of course. DONALD A. PETERS B.S.- California State Algebra 2 One year at K.O.H.S. I-tix fi, -li I PATRICIA P. POTTER B.A.- Thiel College Business Math, Sales Three years at K.O.H.S. RICHARD P. PRATT 6' , , , 7' -i U. . 1- fl. Y - I . . A ,,A V .Q ., ., gf 41' in, o' r.1, ,,. A1 E I: :um 1 4 'N 0 o .K lee y 1' 4 ,- - 2 ze-: X. -.E , .V ?,YlV. Y -T PHILLIP G. RICE A,B,- Westminster College M.Litt.- Pitt History 3 Four years at K.O.H.S. lguegl B,A,- Gannon College M.Ed.- Pitt Chemistry Two years at K.O.H.S. JUDITH M. ROACH B,A,-Thiel College M.Ed.-Pitt German l,2,3 Four years at K.O.H,S WILLIAM E. REED B.A.- Carnegie Tech M.A.- Carnegie Tech Art 1,2,3 Department Head Thirty-one years at K.O.H.S, THEODORA J. ROMANO B.S.-Indiana U. of Pa. M.E.-Pitt Trig., Adv. Math, Elem. Department Head Two years at K,O.H,S, Anal. ! X 455 V' N' - I ,,,.,- The Little Drummer Boy , VIOLET J. RUPARCICH B.S.- Pitt Health 2 and Gym 2 One year at K.O.H.S. 3-'R ls. xi E '- EDWARD J. SCHEIBER B.S.- California State Mechanical Drawing One year at K.O.H.S. I L MEL I. RUSH BERYL K, SCHRINER B.S.- Grove City Office Practice Academic Typing B.S. - Duquesne M. in Music Ed. - Duquesne Band Ten years at K.O.H.S. LINDA L. SCOTT B.S.- Pitt Typing 1 One year at K.O.H.S. NORMA D. SAUER '41 1' ' . Zigi L, - v . , L .t '-g r ly 1 - , 1,2 'E' 3 E!:ggEff',:?-E B.S.- Carnegie Tech M.Ed.-Pitt Shorthand 2, Typing 1,2 Five years at K O H,S, --+- 'fill 5 L-nl-,qv Pa Rum Pum Pum Pum MARY SEMACH B.S.- Pitt M. Ed.-Pitt Typing 2, Business Law One year at K.O.H.S. NATALIE H, SHULL ' JAMES B. SIMS A.B.-Indiana U. in Ind. B.S.-Edinboro State A.M.-Indiana U. in md. Wm English 4-A.P. and Regular English 3-C.P, Four years at K.O.H.S. IAN S. SMITH B,S.-Slippery Rock State Physics, Physical Science Geology and Advanced Physics Department Head Five years at K.O.H.S. .Y,A,A , if H.. N ' History 2, P.O.D, One year at K.O.H.S. u ,,.. NwWHu'xmv...N,l'..'y, ,,'gm ,l,'.. HWwgMWWm..Mann HOWARD W. SQUIBB A.B.-Pitt M.A.-Pitt Speech and Psychology Two years at K.O.H.S. .Z ., S'-QS, 'Q f -ev Z' LILLIAN G. SURBLED A.B.- Chatham College M.A.-Pitt Ph.D.-Pitt French 3,4 and Latin 2 Seven years at K.O.H.S. JUNE E. WATSON B.S.-Pitt M.Ed.-Pitt Health 3 4 and G m 3 4 , Y Thirty-two years at I2.0,H.S. Wit and Wisdom MR. BEISWENGER: Tell me a hair raising story! MRS. BERNFELD: When you are discouraged because you are in a valley, remember that every valley reaches up to the hills. MR. BLOOM: In all forms ofex- pression be specific Sz draw conclusions! MRS. CRANE: Get it all, but get it right. MR. CRAVOTTA: Reading en- larges one's personal ho- rizons. MRS. DAU: Let's be logical. MR. KLING: Never give up: shoot for the top. MR. LANKS: Seek and ye shall learn, learn and ye shall suc- ceed. MR. LUDWIG: Some days you eat the bear: some days the bear eats youg some day it doesn't pay to go into the woods. ' MR. MANCINI: It only costs a little more to go first class! MR. REED: The best piece of art work that one has done is the one he does next. MISS ROMANO: Good, better, best, Never let it rest, Till the good is better, And the better best! MR. RUSH: Music is for pleas- ure. MRS. SCHRINER: Dress-up Day on Friday! MR. SIMS: Nothing succeeds like success. MISS WATSON: Smile, and world smiles with YOU, Cry, and you cry alone. Nw RAYMOND H. WALLACE B.Ed.-Duquesne M.Ed.-Pitt Bookkeeping Two years at K.O.H.S. LARRY H. WHALEY B.S.-California State M.S.-Temple Biology One year at K.O.H.S. fi!- , --, h - -. -sa I . -.JH . . , .5 Ti? , ..M,,. '52 5, JW' , . 5' . 1 QQ l , . 1- ,., T IP' g A N-. .. .,, my , ' K , J xf'--7 . ' A- - 1-Lk, - -' -Y--,Wim ' I , A w'm'm--'- .wr 1 .W i . -, - .14 -.-.W-,, ,.. , by - ' .f,...,, ...km -Q.. ........1, :D- i ,, ..., I Y ,a fl , QQ-, W. N - 'Y 75 4'x'-f f' ' 1 1 ,,, '41 Z Q -' - 03.1 f , 1 H ' , J . ' 1-1 Q-nun: 14111:-111. annum. nw ,vu v.4nu:,.. uw ncle rclass X 33 Sophomores 21- W . A, A ,. Gloria Baker Linda Ball Richard Barakat Joe Barsotti Theresa Basil Royce Beacom Wayne Beatty Bonnie Becker Bobby Bell Ronnie Bennett Dave Berkeybile Jim Berkeybile Martha Bermel Renny Betris Jim Bodamer Karen Bond Jim Boone Beryl Boucher x x. --Q--i u N ix, H, N ' . --,1- It N: A.. 1 JSP W if 'll , at 'Y as M LX J ,, all lf x - if A' :ff ? l L, f' 7 tv . e t 'K X sn ' V , -W 'w-ri 1 I 4 ' ' f ,. ' 1' - ' -- L., V '-' - an f f ge- - ,. . 4 Ii Dorothy Adams Gary Adams Thomas Aims Roberta Albrecht Lois Alkire Linda Allison Chris Amoroso Cheryl Arlet Marlene Arms Marjorie Aull Karen Badali Barbara Bailey f V '.,1 us' fl fill - ' . ,Q f 'Z-1 , r H- 1. t w 'S' . XV' - if 7 Y, 1 ' l sf U i 1-5 0- i. -F M' as :Z 1 5. sy xy xg , X N ' '-f-3 'v' Q- 'v 'f k ' nf . wvr- 4 ...L - f f ' Qfw- 1 w. -if! 'xr 'I X -1' x- 4. 'vi ,af at X5 - If 1Y:' .- fl. :f I, -. Q IFJ ' -Q if V 9.5 ,... . 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Lf. 4, l ill ophomores 4 ' . ,E 'g if 1 ' 3-93 Xvf 5' Richard Fisher Mike Flanagan Teresa Fleese Mary Lou Fogle Kerry Fraas Kathy Frank Kimberly Frantel Fred Franz WTI' ya E, , M Q- 451 N44 'Na-we J'-wr Z .1 n .,,, .1- I x P X Q fs use , r I ' 1 5, IWW? . af- , j W-3 'f wi. ps 5 we fl , r I --,ffl Kathy Frey 5 Tim Friday V Joe Gardner . , . . 5 Mary Lou Garlaus w -9 1- v '. 1 'mf ' 'fl It Tom Genis Millie Geier Connie Geisler Q44 pi C .QZV X gir., , - , .f 515' i' 'Q tg M v ,fa Rf,- N, Dale Duffla Rich Dunbar Chris Durkin Kathy Dutko Alan Ebbert Fred Eichenmiller Bonnie Eichinger Cheryl England Brian Etzi Nancy Everett Theresa Falcone Guy Farey Judy Farrall Louis Fascetti Tom Favo Roni Pia Feld Jeannie Fever Jerry Fidler ., . Xe e ' s B K. 1 -' ' v VW rv ,fwr . ff. ,fun v f u .4 W v f 4. -4 157'-I Ziff'-111 to IQEZQ- s lt How do you know that that 1sn't going to blow up? .1 U3 ' D J r ,: -ij Take off your coat and stay while. Jan Gustina Al Haas Cheryl Haas Michael Haas Myrna Harltos Sharyn Harris B111 Hartlep Ed Hartman Jim Harty Beth Hasley Dale Hast Martha Hauser Linda Heckel Mary Henderson Patty Henderson Tom Herrman Joyce Herron Mark Herzog S-Q if ' 1.'f7riax', A ,, P V nl , J sv' . f' , 1 - W 7' .1-Ai , P , l I 1 J ff , or 'J ' J M twirl X l rain, avi' Q I. Q ' ' 4- I L1 J J is ,Q .,aa,Ml -X N-' ' rf RW t I-. .1-vw I' -.4 .. x -. all Q 'fe , r 1 7 I Goerge Gemmell Bob Gibelllno Bette Gilkeson Melissa Gill Fran Gimiliano Russell Gloeckl Amy Goelz Thomas Goelz Mary Ellen Goerk Bernie Golling Bill Gozzard Larry Graner Rich Gratzmiller Regis Grusch Joann Gurick TTU? I , ..,r..,r. as rw at - J 3 ri ' Q5 ophomores Bill Heselbarth Pat Hickman Mark Hildabidle Pat Hillier Marshall Hines Florence Hiras Nancy Holmstrom Marcy Hooper Colleen Howcroft Ken Hrabik Loretta Hudack Joyce Hughes , ,, IF. 47? ..,. - 4 4 ,I - 1. F' ' ii if or 9- an 'f-'T ,iv ,IC V1 4 ,xg v x' Q ' R I X H 'Y X X AW MD A A ' 2. 1 v x 4 1 li , f 4 V , jg:-' I , in 'K Y 1 J-7 rm 'w Xl- D . 53 v ' Us .: 'A--.n ra' nh, . w i 'X l'. i Q Joyce Kettren Jim King Dennis Kirby Denis Kirk Marybeth Kirk June Kirsch Larry Kletter Don Klick Dean Kostas Trudi Kraeuter Rick Krainak Steve Krchmar A I FKA '44 ' '23 I 'oz , .,g,42 , . ? . K -.. 6- 5- . v.- 'li In in 4 lk-fi i' J I, 47 75, ,fvfa JA gr' :Nl ,- l 11546 w , .K k . ,ggi ' . ,.-.. gjnzff 92, , G' i gg ,TJ k IH lm I' 4' 1. 'u.-.. 'm-4, pn ' . I gg 5' , '. 4717 ' -19 1 gJiiff-X ' N .. N Mara Hughes Pam Hughes Sandi Hughes Sharon Hultz Sharon Hupfer Elsa Hyde John Ittel Geraldine Janoss Claudia Jaros James Johnson Barb Kahle Don Kaminski Kathy Kasprack Howard Kasten Dave Kelly Judy Kelly Maryanne Kenne James Kerr dy A I Q ,S X4 T 4 ,n ' K' ' is awk, .ami Fark-. A '9 un. 1. ,S- ...- qi --ff-1' 1 J- ' . e Ap .la ix' 1 4 3 nav- 'an ' ,my ,xv J, A , -na-,m nl' 'Z , Xtd .i Dora Lenert Vincent Lepera Joyce Leslie Kathy Lewis Patty Ley Rick Logan Beth Lohle Barbara Lombard Lou Lucci Nancy Mackey Vickie Madeya John Marasco Stephen Martonosi Mary Lu Massaro Chuck Mastrean Cathy Matter Johnny Matiello Judy Mazur X -Q N FL. Q' ' er ,,, -- I u 5 4 ,A ,- x Y Uv.-J. 1.1 4 Y' v rj ,I 1 H ' Bly Wm ' in 4: I-, ' 9 Y Q , il vis: 1:-1, ,5 '15 ' ,T-T, xwiir P H fb Q: 17-x MUD: .- g 4 J k, if M a I A F-J' , X 'Iil,ggwf0:f,,.+w,I, ,M .L ' lil- iw FRY' ' A ,, - X -if I 'C-'P -E+ 1 s ' 1 W B ,-N 'ug'. '51- -uni' Y X -f 1-I if .-:J 7 -H 9 i '. ,- , -V .W ,r . L, Vw Sr- 1 I 7' nf' 6 iw, W .-A 'Ihr' K Y, Yrfwv, x -,xv-.-5, ' 'Ka 's Tk - ni L, . 'fl 1 X ,Q 'W Carol Kreeps Lois Kroll Paula Kriss Connie Krug Bill Lacek Steve Lang Dennis Langan Deryl Larsen Janice Lea Jeanne Lea Steve Leeper Judy Leipchack .Tp -vu I, , .3 .,xw.:'J1. v . V, ly y an-9-Taj gy 'Y :X--a' Y vvfih J. x-L v-7. -v Chuck McAndrews Linda McConnell Shirley McConnell Kathy McGrai1 Renee McGrogan Thomas Mclnerney Bob McIntosh Paul McKita Rick McMa.nama Carol McMillan Susan Meade Hans Meinke 39 ophomores Toni Melodia Mark Mercer Donna Metz Don Miller George Miller Jude Mitchell Linda Mitchell Nancy Mock Johanna Moran Stephanie Moreland Gail Morgan Scott Morrison Marcia Morton Ed Muscol Denise Muth 1'Q 'sf a c d ,re . fe 7 . ef cfs 5 41 , Nei? -, .uttff tj. H9 OM 1 f...:,'. 'R l if .dnb w And it was that big! N-:i 1 ' 15 1 W Q., ' r Y N ' 1 - ,A I ,qty V 1 1 I ' A. 119 'fenv , -'A V I 3 i 'W - .1 t ' x ,rn X ' Q X I, ' ' 4 g xg. l f E 1 N -ef? in S H A Sn 4 If J. fr ' Q2 1'-t fc: -- '- fum I in -+1 fu Lv I W V 'Q' g...,. R.-. 1 ,+Q V pr f 1 ,.., Jw.. 4- Q 1 ,- un , f 5,-.ff 1 Kathy Neeb Dana Neff Roger Neff Gretchen Neubert Bruce Nicklaus Becky Oldynski Phil Olivetti Bruce O'Mara Dave Opaska Carol Opferman Mary Oswald Greg Overland Joel Pace Bob Parker Tina Patsch Joyce Patten Annamarie Pattinato Larry Pauley Kathy Paull Marsha Pawlak Jane Pearce Nick Pellegrino Vince ,Penascino Mel Perella Pete Petousis Joseph Pettinato Jackie Picoulas Jerry Picoulas John Picoulas Bobbie Pike Jack Pohlmeyer James Pompa Sandie Ponton B111 Ponton B111 Pringle Jay Proie 5 N 571 -s-MW -if Y I ' Hu ni' TI? .V ge MAM-Ly 4, f - - I lt., , :XL 621.9 K . ,. ,i M. t X- we W I . -:su ' xv My R 'A I 'Y' if J 'yy 4 I , X . it QQ 3 o P ,P . if, :I- ' e qv USE-Jil' J .J l ' f f U Y V 1 uv u ', Af film X Fourth Lunch! gf: fr ' -A 3 v X W u-, iiufefx 1' f - dvi. iq i' A S Q X ac, N.- Y in Q. Qs y 4 J ' Q S Lv Bill Purse Jim Raeder Sandy Raffaele Gail Ransom Denny Reed Bob Reed Torn Reed Susan Reich Louis Reichelderfer Bob Reith Kim Regan Nadine Reuss Rosemary Rizzo Bob Romary Randy Rost ophomores , ,, 'L ',-K ,Q A . E tx ,fs 77 ,ji - iff Chris Schuler Howard Scott Paul Seiler Christine Sexton Herb Sheppard Diane Shock Bob Sikora Chris Simeone Terry Sinemus Edward Skarlinski Jack Skarlinski Frank Skrip Claudia Smith Rick Smith Don Sommer Terri Sperl Jeff Starr Susan Stealey Georgia Stefko Dennis Stover Nick Sullivan J acki Swearingen Pat Sweeney Debra Tarnosky A, f.:-gp C, -. .., rin . ,Q 1 ., Kill. xxyn , - ...f . .' J :L 1 p-.gqv ppvvvvq J.: ff 1 NI . hm i flee.. . I 'iz' ... , ...P w CHN 4 ' .. Jessi :L RITE' rib 'Y 'if' tx .xraffysf X 5 3' E i ,L j I . kt ' ' Anglia. n ,gg 5 F? - 5-if ' E a , it-'57, Awe? 'K ., 'wr' 'V ' .,1., 1 gtk' g? '-., ... . I ,F H .f up , Y , A 'Q' J, 'ill' f , 1 -f pi I 7 x N tl Sig, Qi ' 'Y A X 6' r t ' 5 f, NI ' if l s, I 14 ' -C .:.-N I r jf V i 1 qt it .4 ,ye 1 I , .i ' 'f r ' 'Q 1-14 .V 4 fl Av - f I A A 1: I 9 .K 5 pf . ,i 1 -, 41. 4 L . 'Sf 1 1 Darlene Ruberto Denise Rummo J sm Rush Joyce Russell Kristan Russo Jack Salera James Sampson Louise Santo Maria Sappas Arthur Sargent Shareen Scanlan Robert Scardamalia Sharon Schall Shirley Schartz Mike Scheafer Jeanne Schmitz Donna Schneider Joyce Schoenig . A. ,f 5 1' X . , 'za ,, J 1 'Tj-dl. xg. - nr . ,A V i v- Y -,qnn-,N-4, in , f Q: Y lA,! an S: l - G 'A ,- w. , .r an 'we 4-:en- Glen Taylor Cheryl Teckman Rhonda Telansky Greg Todd Henrietta Tomasic Sharon Tomlinson Jerry Tommarello Sharon Trautman Joanne Trittler Cathy Trumbetta Scott Unger Jim Urban Bob Urban Catherine Utz Gordon Van Swearingen Vasso Varberakis Valerie Ventresca John Verona Judy Vietmeier Candi Vith Jeff Vitte Kip Viviano Cindy Vogel James Voke m I' , , , . 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A b i Adrienne Young Q I c ,' N H' C I if- .1 A Michael zines , 1 - K' ,M , Y Jean Zizza 5 I. V :A 4 4 ' John Zmijewski ., af - -' 555' A H ?-rua I 7 Students not pictured: Darlene Duffy, Glenn Hagan, Debra Lipcoski, Lincoln Paul, Debbie Pfeueger, Stephen Primrose, Hess, Judith Hess, James Isaacson, Harry Jennings, Bette Patti Rizzo, Michael Russell, Donna Silveira, Sue Staub, Kerry, John Krantosky, David Ledbetter, Dan Lija, Gregory David Turocy, Jo Ann Vigano, Ken Wolfe. -, Row 1: Donna Jackson, Doris Otte, Laurie Taylor, Gary Kreigline, Ted Mallin, Tony De Cicco, Amy Hubert, Kathy Malsch, Nancy Means, Chris Charles Bear. McGregor. Row 2: Gerald Enos, David Rose, Juniors F A ,..,.S x 1:7 1 - gl-'f b I u 'hw .3 ' is '1 X N lwififmfxa . wt. I . 4 1 I - Dante Abbondanza Donna Abbondanza Chris Adams Gary Adams Patty Ahearn Rich Aiello Janet Alston Tony Amendola Sherry Ames David Andrews Donna Archibald Kathleen Arms Tom Ashcom Janet Atchison George Augustine David Bailey Chuck Baldrige Mary Lou Baldrlge Debby Ball Barb Banker Patty Baraky Bruce Barrett Mike Barry Karen Baumgartner Gary Baur Tom Bell Karen Benyo Elisa Betris Jack Bish John Blaney Chuck Bloxsom John Bodnar Diane Boeggeman John Bogosto Joel Booth Sigrid Booth Michael Bosco B111 Bowlin Wayne Brandt Tom Brannon Nancy Brazier Evelyn Brothers Carol Brown Ken Brown Walt Brunner Patty Jo Bryant Donna Buffo Judy Burke Richard Butterback Garey Canello Janice Capan Ken Carlson Tom Carney Michele Cassidy ' x A57 di'-' ak, D I5 ' J f Q i fi Y-Q ,J ' ' 5 1 ' N X lv 44 ttf? Tir , :Q 5, .f- . .E I I Y H IV' I ' I gl ' U Q 9- J 1' -. ,, -- , 1-3 L-.gr fi 4, mf 'ht-A K ' f -W ,EEL I 0- if . 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I' N 51 xt Mark Hollingsworth Jayne Holmstrom Kathy Homer Meg Horrigan Joyce Hughes Pat Huigens Dan Hunt Carol Hysong Jeannie Ilgen Jean Ingold June Ingram Robert Jacobsen Judy Johnston Roy Johnson David Jones Al Kallon Joe Kanoza Linda Kapcar Gus Karcher Denny Kennelly Russell Kidd Louis Kimmel Candy Kirk Linda Klinger Bill Kotlowy Georgia Kovac Sandra Kraeuter Janet Krantosky Kent Kretzler Bob Kretzler T 1- J QI, 'lux xx 5 1 ' LW , ' ' at - I .. -1'-Q3 ' ' . f z . . U 1-ft i Q2 4- ., if 'fit Aki, JJ D p fy V Y 9 up ev' is -Z' I s 9 IW, L1 . , 5 .. ,. P1 U I If our -' If ,, ,Q w li 6,5 Li- , I . l I Watch it! You'11 get a stiff neck. Q 3: ri . 1 I 'Sf -. Wayne Kruhm Lois Kuleski Randy Kurtz Robert Lackey Melissa Lamb Nick Lampo Jack Laquatra Beverly Latham Maury Lederman Charles Lee Steve Leipchack Dave Lester Chuck Letzkus A Chuck Lewandoski ' . Marsa Liddle Pat Limpert Lois Lineburg I Gary Link ,I unio rs gg X i V X l W L ', fi . r. Denny Martin Rita Mason Bob Matera Pat Matvey Doreen Mayernik Ed McAllister Bob McC1eery Mark McClellan Ron McCork1e Donna McGovern Jim McKelvy Eileen McManama Nelson McPhillimy Sally Meighan Elaine Metlin Lolli Michaels Jackie Miles Nancy Miller ji 'L 3 V I is 5: ' I 3 1 5 6- + Q J 4 5:14,--. 'A - , 11 -1 ,- Xtre- gs. N 'if' . . 1. , 4-4' X .sry L 'A 1 J yin' Q Xfe ifl V- J lqfjy ' Y : - x .,.. ' N k -nh . J Q Al X ' gf 1 Gregory Lipcoski Joseph Lohman Janet Loos Bob Lorenzi Arlene Lorenzini Elizabeth Lott George Mac Donald John Mackin Ken Madden Richard Malsch Ned Mamula Lou Manolios -Y A g- Q My . A My 5 ab 7: It A 'ya ' aelrlz ft at A D - 5 J Q DJ - V,, 'V xwljvn, Ng-5, A -G Su 1+ f 7 rr , N, .av A, ,X 49. 1- ks 172 X N ff- ' Y S V , L53-f ll J lvl, H .J H N , , Wu , AI ll 11:51, if z ifw-sf 421.3 . - J 1 Xl' 5 xnxx -. Src? 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Richard Reisch c- X- QS, 1 5. ,i ' 'E' , Richard Reuss f' N-' ' ik V Sue Reynolds Gloria Ricchino Pamela Ricci Dermy Richardson Anthony Rinella Darlene Ritchey Lynda Ritter x-or Q N x -P L' P+- ' fn ' is 'vd' rg . Na' -f X'g..n4 I '. 4 'x if x T' P fi ' 'cost ff' ' i 1,5 . , J' A, f X ex ' Qu X A . I Judy Pauli Larry Peglow Chris Peters Sheryl Peterson Mary Petty Craig Peyton Tom Phaturos Don Phillips Jim Pizzuti Debby Poland Beth Pomerantz Mike Pompa Cathy Powers Karen Prave Madelyn Preusser Rose Przybysz. Debbie Racis Lynn Rall f . 5 -. 4, X w. Juniors W , 1 y ,Q of N , I V 4 .5123 I-.., .l'Qil ' fr Ffa 1 Dolores Sanchez John Sandora Sandy Sandora Bob Santom Lynn Sartory Nick Schindehette Carroll Schlueter Denise Schmitt Spencer Schmitt Monna Schneider Joann Schreck Paul Schroeder Donna Schwartz Sandy Schwartz Greg Scorzafave 1 J A HT sry' ' r l' X. L .s 1 Q4 has I I F w , L y in f, 3 E. w Y w 'W' I X , Q3 n . 4, Jim Rizak Ted Rizzi John Roadman Tom Robinson Bob Rohosky Richard Rombough Jean Rose Bob Rose Gary Ross Judy Rosser Mary Rouillard Donna Ruda Sharon Rudolph Jo Russell Russell Ryan Rich Sala Karen Salmen Frank Sam . .e.., , f Q' F n x 5 may ' Q' ji .. if -,, 1 A f 3 3- 3 . ff J 1 g X . ,,,, 11 pt L I Oh, you don't really mean that! V 1 ck y ,ff NV .- r Who turned on the lights? PLWJV ' lf, .31 Q' g we mf' ' H? Q. or V J 'A ,A We 'A Peggy Stewart Ruth Steining Janet Stoebe Sally Stoehr Chester Story Michele Story John Stover Judy Stover Doug Sturm Don Straight Pat Tafel John Tarasenkov Patti Theobald B111 Toth Dave Trecki Donna Trufley Kenny Turkovich Ron Urban 'graze ! ' Betsy Scureman Sandy Seaton Fred Seiler Thomas Shaffer Kathy Shanahan Lew Sharkey Richard Shehab Pam Shepherd Barbara Simon Linda Somerton Jim Sparvero George Spiegel Bill Stabile Ed Stasik Janet Steele 'rr ' ,A 'Q ' .- .- ' . - ' ,!l! f ,,. V' . .. ,A , .,'.r Juniors Carol Vetter Paul Vietmeier Sharon V011 Sue Vollmer Zsolt Vudy Pat Wabick Betsy Wacker Barb Wallace Barbara Walter Cristeen Walters Cheryl Warhold Boyd Weber 1 ,rf -'. -fl X, ,L' 'E' 4 Fil 'pr Y 7 J at Chris Weiland K Kathy Welsch gg .,,, A f I Susan Welsh , ,Q4 ' '7 1 1 1' 1 Tim Welsh ' I Jack Wershbale .. . . - X Susan Weslager , ' y., , .W .... 1 4 V 'Q' Q 1.2-V' l ' If ' me W' .W t'.f'1a , 4' X -' -A - t :W Y ' I if W 3 'if ' Q If Y 4 Q 5 W 1 ,W I t i,:lfa4i1,faL?f P J' V.. ,.., ,. ,,,t,,,1 V .1 nv lfx at 8 vf,r ' Hello there! Lf 1 M f S 0 if if-ee X . I JP .M -7 . u -:ff iff? .Z 32:1 1 3 A 4 -r X Haila Wessel Irene Westcott Richard Whitfield Tim Wine John Wolcutt Ralph Wolf Cathey Wolfe Donald Woods Jane Yee Cindy Yellig Dona Yonkowski Mindy Yost Barbara Young Harold Zabish Elaine Zebo Row 1: Alice McGill,,Karen McC1atchey, Beverly Lenz. Row 2: Chris Von Hofen, Don Rubel, Dale Canello, Janet Miller, Connie Settlcase, Donna Kreigline, Richard Reiner, Edward Falvo. Students not pictured: John Angelo, Dennis Bell, Bruce Brinkman, Keith Calhoun, Nancy Cancilla, Donna Caracciolo, J. Kevin Carmichael, Linda Christ, Linda Ciancio, Harold Close, Wayne Close, Cynthlanna Farnham, Cheryl Gaetano, Chuck Harris, Bob Johnson, Tom Juliana, Vince Kletch, Wayne Krum, Joyce Lancie, Mario La Rosa, Steve Lorenzl 7 Lynne Machesky, Richard Maruca, John McCann, Gary Milan, Joel Morris, Edward Opferman, John Perr, Michael Pace Jean Paclenza, George Riley, Russell Scarff, Ronald Sharls Patrick Shipley, Debbie Shock, Richard Slak. l ...ana 01,43 00 4460JxO'.' ' tim v-Q I 9 Juniors .e fi? E Junior Class Officers: Chris Walters, Ron DeG1ovann1, Tim Wine, Patty Norkus. 'S L M .f , H? XM: . 5 ,.,. Y- ,AY H 4 W? if 'L 'if .'.jzE20.LzQ,, K' Ng, t Q4 1' 'fi 'Lil' ff 5,41 111 4 I 1 A , , 1 u , -4- 1, ,,, 7 'M if kmw .N M...-kr ffxv fb 'Af-rr-Y - k3,,QQ:-.A-fit? A U in sg N ,igw V A M :W 4 ,,,,,,'.x.pO P 4 ,i.-- S 1 6 4 r,:5'. V. s b . 16 r 'Kr 'A' tual viii Q va, 'wwf' W -4 ,4... f a.. ,....-... Seniors Senior lass fficers Paula Czajka-Secretaryg Karla Mizer-Treasurerg Mr. William Spence-Senior Class Guardiang John Lee Vice Presidentg Ed Peterson-President. Senior lass -45. ...L .... DOREEN ANN ALGEO Doreen Ambition: To be a receptionist. Pep Club-43 Cheerleaders Club-3,49 Jr. Prom Com- mittee. GRETA JEAN ANDERSON Greta Ambition: To enter the art field. Pep Club 3,43 Paint Crew-3. I 1967 DEIDRE DORIS ADAMS Dee Dee Ambition: To be a medical technician. Pep Club-2,3,43 Cheerleaders Club-35 Paint Crew-3,45 Honor Guard-3,45 Choir-43 Glee Club-2,3,43 Muslcale- 2,3,4g G.A.C.-25 Varieties-45 Thespians-43 Sr.C1ass Play. WILLIAM F. ADLER Batman Ambition: To be a slot car drivers ed. teacher. Wrestling-3,45 Ushers Club-43 Pep Club-4. MICHAEL JOHN ARC URI Mike Ambition: To enter the Marine Corps. Pep Club-43 Paint Crew-4. JANET ELIZABETH ARENTZ Jan Ambition: To be a secretary. Pep Club-1,2,3,43 Glee Club-1,25 Red Cross-1,2,3. Seniors BARBARA ANN BAILEY Barb Ambition: To be a secretary Speech Committee-Ig Glee Club-25 Pep Club-1,3,4g Gir1's Intramurals. CHARLES WARD BAILEY Chuck Ambition: To enter college or the army Pep Club-45 Track-1,2,45 Varieties Stage Crew-43 Industrial Arts Club-45 Sr. Class Play. SUZANNE BAILEY Sue Ambition: To be an airline stewardess Pep Club-1,2,3,43 F.H,A,-2,35 Red Cross Club-25 F.B.L.A. -35 Glee Club-1. JOHN MORRISON BALD Baldy Ambition: To be a speech and drama teacher Thespians- 3,4g Football Mgr.-45 Debate Club-35 Sr. Class Play. GARY IRWIN AULL Gary Ambition: Mathematics in college Science Club-23 Math Club- 3,43 Student Council-3gUsher's Club 4. JOSEPH SAMUEL AURIA Joe Ambition: To have people laugh at my jokes Industrial Arts-2g Varieties Committee-35 Pep Club-4. fs LINDA LEE BARAKY Linda Ambition: To be an airline stewardess Cheerleaders Club-15 Pep Club-2,3,4g G.A.C.-2,3,4. SHIRLEY E. BARNETT Sherry Ambition: To get a degree in nursing 4 , JOYCE ANN BARTEK Joyce Ambition: To be a secretary Pep Club-3,45 Varieties-35 G.A.C.-35G1eeC1ub-2gKeynote -43 Sr. Class Play. ANN ELIZABETH BARTON Ann Ambition: To be a nurse Sr. Class Playg Pep Clubg G.A.C.g Band-Honor Guardg Musicale. -, A Q1 rg jk .r ,4...,y:1' ' A PAUL EUGENE BERTIAUX Paul Ambition: Aeronautics MICHAEL ALAN BIGLEY Barney Ambition: To be an accoimtant Football-3,45 Track-2,3,4. JOSEPH VINCENT BASIL Joe Ambition: To be a beautician DIANA LYNN BAZNER Lynnie Ambition: TQ be an airline stewardess Pep Club-4. AMY SHIRLEY BENNETT Amy Ambition: To be an elementary teacher Cheerleaders Clubg Red Crossg Thespians-3,4. KAREN ANN BERKEYBILE Burke Ambition: To be a secretary Pep Club-3,45 Varieties-2,3. P, li 33144, I ::5ii:::i5'?EX!5XQ y zzxfszxfbflif J A Seniors STEPHEN BOLARIS Club- l,2. ffm DIANNE JEANNE BOWERS D.B. Ambition: To be successful Modern Dance- 3,45 Majorettes-43 Pep Club-2,3,43 Cheer- leaders Club-2,3,4g G.A.C.-2,3,4gVarieties- 3,4gMusica.le -4, JOHN MICHAEL BOYD Jack Ambition: undecided Industrial Arts Club- 3. Ambition: To be an architect Track-25 Wrestling-2,35 Torch-2,3,4-Ed.: Science Club -2,35 Astronomy Club-1,23 Thespian Society-4: Industrial Arts Club-3,45 Keynote-l,2,3,4. LAWRENCE KENNETH BOOTH Ken Ambition: undecided Wrestling-4. MARY LOUISE BORGMAN Lou Ambition: To be a secretary G,A.C.-1,2,3,4g Pep Club-3,45 F.H,A.-2,33 Cheerleaders GEORGE CAROTHERS BOUGHER Geo Ambition: To be an artist Basketball-lg Football-lg Band-1,25 Varieties-l,2,3g Paint Crew-43 Thespian Society-4: Pep Club-3,4gStudent Council 4, -25 Sr. Class Play: Basketball Mgr.-4. I SUSAN BODAMER Sue Ambition: To speak intelligently Cheerleaders Club-l,2,3,4g Pep Club-l,2,3,4g Modern Dance-2,3,43 G.A.C.-l,2,3,43 Student Council-3,43 Cheer- leader-2,3,4-head. CHARLES PAUL BOHAYCZYK Chuck Ambition: To enter the field of aviation Steve P-'Q RICHARD JAMES BRADFORD Brad Ambition: To be a lawyer Football-1,2,3,4g Basketball mgr.-1,2,3,4g Tennis-1,2,3,4g Pep Club-2,3,43 Varieties Stage Crew-4. TODOR KHRISTOV BRAKALOV Teddy Ambition: To be an architect Keynote- 3,45 Paint Crew-3,45 Torch-2,3gPepC1ub-4gMath Club-4. I just love to cut out paper dolls!!! LINDA SUE BREDNICK Nicki Ambition: To be a medical illustrator Red Cross Club-15 Glee Club-2,35 Pep Club-4. HARRY EVAN BROWN Harry Ambition: To be a tire studder 'J utils' my ,1 f e Quiet in the library? H 'iw-gg eniors PATTY M. CAFFARDI Ambition: To be a writer Red Cross Club: Choir. KATHLEEN LOUISE CA PAN Ambition: To be em executive secretary F.H.A.-4: Varieties Committee-4. RUTH CHRISTINE BROWN Ruthie Ambition: To be a reservationist G,A.C.-2,3,45 Pep Club-3,43 Jr. Prom Committee. WILLIAM RANDOLPH BROWN Randy Ambition: To enter the U.S. State Dept MARY ALICE BURGESS A1 Ambition: To be a secretary G.A.C.-2,35 Pep Club-2,3,4g F.B.L.A.-35 Student Council -4. DENNIS ROBERT BURNSIDE Denny Ambition: To be a History teacher Football-3,43 Track-25 Pep Club-3,43 Student Council-4. RICHARD T. BUSSEY Bird Ambition: To be like Gay Blade Science Club-25 Paint Crew- 3. NANCY JANE BYERS Nancy Ambition: To be a biologist Keynote-3,43 G.A.C.-1,2,33 Varieties-2,3g F.T.A.-2,3,4- -pres.g French Club-1,25 Math Club-35 Nat'1 Honor Society -3,45 Student Council. P atty Kathi 1 DONNA RUTH CARSON Donna Ambition: To be a psychology teacher Pep Club-1,2,3,45 G.A,C.-2,3,45Varieties-25 Cheerleaders Club-1,2,3,4: F.H.A.-1,2: Student Council-4. SALLY ANN CAWTHORNE Sally Ambition: To be a secretary Musicale-1,2,3,4: F.B.L.A,-35 F.H.A.-35 Choir-43 Pep Club-3,45 Red Cross Club-lg Glee Club-1,2,3. Club- a,4. iff- A ef A GREGORY BERNARD CECCATTI Irish Ambition: undecided SHARON A. CECCATTI Shar Ambition: To be a secretary G,A,C,-2,3,4g Pep Club-2,3,4g F.B.L.A.-3. MARYANN FRANCES CHAMBON Maryann Ambition: To enter the Air Force Cheerleaders club-lg Library Club-2,35 Red Cross-25 Pep BARBARA JO CHASEY Barb Ambition: To succeed Pep Club-l,2,3,4g Student Cotmcil-4. 'Sui' NJ' BEVERLY JOANNE CHLOP Bev Ambition: To accept life gracefully F.H.A.-1: G.A.C.-25 Pep Club-3,45 Musicale-2,3,45 Varieties-1,2,3,4g Majorettes-2,3,4g Student Council-2. ELIZABETH ANN CHILCOTT Betty Ambition: To be a secretary Majorettes-l,2,3,4-Head: Musicale-l,2,3,4g Varieties-1,2, 3,43 G,A,C,-1,25 Cheerleaders Club-1,2,3,4g Intramurals -1,2. Seniors .- :JI- JEANINE A. CHIRUMBOLE Jeanine Ambition: To be a airline stewardess i G.A.C.-2,3,4g Pep Club-2,3,45 Varieties-3,4. THE RESA CHOU Ambition: To enter the field of medicine Keynote-2,3,43 Torch-1,2,3,4g Math Club-3,45 Nat'1 Honor Society-3,43 Varieties- 3,4 5 Choir-35 Pep Club- 3,43 Glee Club-1,3g Intramurals-1,2. Study Hard . I 1 in 13313 Terry 'iff' . '1 PATRICIA ANA CHRISSIS Chrisy Ambition: To be a professional singer G.A.C.-1,2,3,45 Pep Club-1,2,3,4g Glee Club-1,2,3g Musicale-1,23 Thespians-3,43 C h e e r le a d e r s Club-1,2g Varieties- 1 , 2 . JOY BEVERLY CLARK Joy Ambition: To be a teacher F.H.A.-15 Cheerleaders Club-25 Pep Club-3,4g Varieties -1,2,3,4g Student Council-45 Glee Club-2,3. , , in Help ! PHIL HARRY CLARKE The Fat Goalie Ambition: To be a psychoanalyst Band-13 Honor Guardg Torch-lg Intramurals-1gChoir-23 Musicale-25 Paint Crew-35 Stage Crew-4, LYNNE ADELE CLERIHUE Lynnie Ambition: To be a secretary Majorettes-1,2,3,45 Varieties-1,2,3,4g Musicale-1,2,3,43 Pep Club-l,2,3,45 G.A.C.-1,2,3,4g F.B.L.A.-1. DOROTHY LYNN COKINOS Dotty Ambition: To be a Spanish teacher G.A.C.-1,2,3,4g Pep Club-1,2,3,4g F'.H.A.-1,2,4g Cheer- leaders Club-23 Thespians-43 Varieties-13 Torch Bus.-43 Sr. Class Play. DAVID EARL COLLAVO Rocky Ambition: To be a social worker Track-2,33 Basketball-3g Pep Club-2,8,4. JAMES H. COLLINS Ambition: undecided Football-13 Wrestling-1,2 JUDITH ANN CONROY Ambition: To be a writer LINDA MARIE CONWAY Linda Ambition: To be quarterback for the Packers G.A.C.-2,35 Varieties-25 Pep Club-3,43Keynote-2,3,4-Ed: 1 in-Chiefg Glee Club-25 Nat'1 Honor Society-3,4. CARL WILLIAM CORCORAN Schmo Ambition: To get what I want fthe easy wayj Pep Club-3,45 Sr. Class Playg Wrest1ing-3,45Tumb1ing- 3,45 Varieties-3,43 Thespians-3,45 Paint Crew-3,4. QP? , 1.5, +-?Hffggf,., un? A-,gi Jay Judi Seniors Qi' DONNA JEAN DALEY Doni Ambition: To be an actress Pep Club-1,2,3,4g Sr. Class Playg Jr. Prom Com Thespians- 3,4. '1 FRANK LOUIS DAUBE Frank Ambition: undecided Student Council-lg Ushers Club-23 Pep Club-4. PATRICIA ANN DEMNIAK Ambition: To be a secretary Pep Club-1,2,3,4g F.H.A.-3g G JOSEPHINE LINDA DeSIMONE Ambition: To be a secretary Pep Club-3,4. Patti ,A,C,-23 Sr. Class Play. Jo JEAN MARGARET COURTWRIGHT Jean Ambition: To be a teacher Pep Club-3,43 G.A.C.-2,3,4g Gir1's Ensemble-3,45 Glee Club-lg Choir-2,3,4g Musicale-1,2,3,45 Varieties-3,43 F.T.A.-3g French Club-1,25 Nat'1 Honor Society-3,4. PAULA ANN CZAJKA Pawhokawtoowa Ambition: To become an Indian artist and do away with reservations Cheerleader-1,2,3,4g Cheerleaders Club-1,2,3,4g Pep Club -1,2,3,4-V.P.g G.A.C.-1,2,3g Nat'1 Honor Society-3,43 Varieties-1,2,3,4g Paint Crew-1,2,3,4g Torch-45 Jr. Prom Com.3 Sr. Class Secretaryg Modern Dance-1,2,3,4. VICKI LYNN DAVIDSON Vicki Ambition: To be an elementary teacher Varieties-35 Usherettes-33 Pep Club-3,4. RICHARD DAWSON Rich Ambition: To join the Navy 1.4! MARY MARGARET DeSIMONE Mary Ambition: To be a secretary Pep Club-3,4. RICHARD PAUL DETTLING Rick Ambition: To be a contractor Industrial Arts Club-2,3,4g Varieties Com.-35 Pep Club- 1,2,3,4. MARGARET ANN DIPIPPA Peggy Ambition: To be happy Pep Club-1,2,3,4g G.A.C.-1,2,3,45 Torch-45 Varieties-25 Student Council-43 F.B.L.A.-33 Intramurals-1,2. RUTH DIANE DIPOFI Rufus Ambition: To be a nurse G,A.C.-1,25 Pep Club-3,4. if-' .figs DENISE JEAN DICK Ambition: To get a degree in nursing Decy Pep Club-1,2,3,45 Cheerleaders Club-1,2,3,4g Modern Dance- 3,4- Bus, Mgr.3 Student Council-45 G.A.C.-1,2,3,45 Ushers Club-45 Varieties-2,3,45 Torch-4. DAVID GORDON DIEHL Pickles Ambition: To be a dentist Football-1,2, 3,4 3 Basketball-15 Track- 1,2, 3 5 Student Coun- cil- 1,25 Pep Club-3,45 Musicale-4g Varieties-3,45 Choir-4. W w x DAVID ALAN DLUGOS Ambition: undecided Basketball-lg Football-1,25 Tennis-1,2,3,4. CAROL ANN DOBOS Ambition: To be an English teacher F.H.A.-1,2,3,43 F.T.A.-3,45 Pep Club-3,45 Band- Guardg Sr. Class Play. 'Irs-3-' ' - 1 - Fx fx Tunes Carol Honor Seniors JAMES MARTIN DREW Hop-a-Long Ambition: To shoot down Snoopy Basketball-15 Pep Club-4. PENELOPE DOROTHY DEUHR Penny Ambition: To be an IBM operator F,H,A,-1,2,3,43 Pep Club-2,3,4g Honor Guard-43 Red Cross -1. KATHLEEN E. DUFFY Kathy Ambition: To be a secretary F.B.L.A.-35 Pep Club-45 Usherettes-35 Varieties-3. SARAH BRIDGET DUMAIS Sadie Ambition: To be a music teacher Glee Club-2,33 Choir-1,3,4g Musicale-2,3,4g F.T.A.-4. 4 -wa PAULETTE LITTLE DONATI Paulette Ambition: To be a high school math teacher Pep Club-1,2,3,4g F,H.A.-1,2,3,4-pres.: Band-1,2,3,4g G,A,C.-2,3,4g Cheerleaders Club-1,23 F.T,A,-33 Thespians -3,45 Varieties-3,45 Make-up-1,25 Torch-23 Musicale- 1,2,3,4g Sr. Class Play. DANA LOUISE DORGAN Dana Ambition: To be a good secretary Pep Club-3,45 G,A.C.-3. gm? RICHARD DALE DUNHOFF Rich Ambition: To be a geologist Track-2,3,45 Ushers Club-3,45 Band-3,45 Sr. Class Play. ROBERT MARSHALL DUNHOFF Bob Ambition: To be an aerospace engineer B d-1 2 3 4- Rifle-1,2,3 45 Musica1e-1,2,3,4- Pep Club an 1 J I 7 ! J -43 Sr. Class Play. ALAN PAUL EGLER A1 Ambition: To go to college Basketball-1,2,3,4, RAYMOND CHARLES EICHEL Calhoun Ambition: To be a pro imderwater basket weaver Pep Club-4g Paint Crew-4g Varieties-4. JOHN PAUL FARKAS .Jack Ambition: To be an educated tennis bum Basketball-23 Tennis-3,45 Ushers Club-3,45 Nat'1 Honor Society- 3,4. PAMELA L. FEAVEL Pam Ambition: To become something in life F.B.L.A.-13 G.A.C.-1. .. ., i,,.,,.,,.,..n RONALD ALL ESANDRO E REMITA Ernie Ambition: To be an electronical engineer Varieties-4. EILEEN MARIE ETZI Ambition: To be a math teacher Worm G.A.C.-2,3,4g Cheerleaders Club-2,3,45 Pep Club-2,3,45 Varieties-2,35 Russian Club-4. DANIEL CHARLES FALAVOLITO Ambition: To be a wrestling coach Pep Club-1,2,3,45 Paint Crew-3,43 -1,2,3,4. LOUIS ANDREW FALCONE Ambition: To be a teacher Football-1,23 Basketball-1. Big Fav Football-15 Wrestling Louie 5. Seniors Vi G 1 1 KATHRYN MARIE FORD Kathy Ambition: To be a beautician Glee Club-l,2,3,4g Varieties-3,4g Musicale- l,2,3,45 Girls Ensemble-3,45 P.M.E.A.-4. MARY ELLEN FORD Mary Ellen Ambition: To be a teacher G.A.C.-l,2,3,43 Intramurals-1,2,33 F.T.A.-4: Varieties- 2,3,4g Paint Crew-43 Pep Club-3,4. ol-. f-- JOSEPH F, FERGUSON Gypsy Joe Ambition: To enter the service DWAYNE CHARLES FIELDER Dwayne Ambition: To be an accountant Football- 3,45 Wrestling-2,3,4g Pep Club-4. DARIA LYNN FLAUS Daria Ambition: To be a journalist Keynote-2,3,4g Nat'l Honor Society-43 Math Club-3,45 F.H.A.-1,2,3g Paint Crew-3,45 Color Guard-2,33 Cheer- leaders Club-1,2g Thespian Society-33 Sr. Class Play, MARIE AGNES FLEECE Fleesie Ambition: To be a fashion buyer Pep Club-2,3,45 G,A.C.-2,3. 5. 5.5 in 1 LV, Genius at work! ?I VIRGINIA ANN FORDYCE Ginny Ambition: To be a physical education teacher Pep Club-1,2,3,45 G.A.C.-2g F.T.A.-35 Varieties Com.-4. RICHARD A. FRANDSEN Ambition: Undecided Wrestling-2,45 Chess Club-35 Track-3,43 Football-3. SUSAN BARBARA FRANZ Susie Ambition: To be a model Varieties-2,3,4g Usherettes-2,3,4-headg Pep Club-2,43 Mu- sicale-lg Glee Club-lg French Club-lg Torch-2,3,4g F.B.L,A.-35 Paint Crew-3,45 Student Council-1. BEVERLY COLGATE FREW Bevie Ambition: To be a violinist Torch-45 G.A.C.-43 Pep Club-4g Sr. Class Play. Norkus vs. Graham ,,.n.h., in f-J! Pb VALERIE JEANNE FREY Val Ambition: To be a secretary Library Club-4. JAMES DOUGLAS FRIDAY Jim Ambition: To be a dentist Band-2,3,4g Musicale-2,3,45 Torch-43 Varieties-2,3,4g Pep Club-43 Thespian Society-45 Basketball-15 Student Council -45 Sr. Class Play. Seniors RWE REGIS RUSSELL FRIDAY Ambition: To be a paper boy Pep Club-3,45 Ushers Club-23 Stage Arts Club- 3: Sr. Class Play. JOHN Josepn GALLAGHER Q Ambition: To join the coast Guard 5 Pep Club-4. ,?.-,.- w LINDA MARGARET GAMES Linda ' Ambition: To be a secretary Pep Club-3. ANNA MARIE GARDNER Cookie Ambition: To enter Nursing Pep Club-1,2,3,45 Cheerleaders Club-23 Red Cross Club- 2,33 Make-up-35 G.A.C.-2. '47'1Si5'.f, ANNETTE BARBARA GEANOPULOS Toni Ambition: To be a cosmotologist F,B,L,A,-2: F.H.A.-1,25 Pep Club-3,45 G.A.C.-15 Projec- tion Club-45 Cheerleaders Club-1. 11- JEFFREY W. GERLITZ Jeff Ambition: To become an aviation mechanic DONNA L. GIANDOMENICO Donna-John Ambition: To be a housewife Glee Club-13 Pep Club-lg Choir-lg Chorus-2. JANE ELEANOR GOLDSBERRY Janie Ambition: To be happy Cheerleaders Club-1,2,3,45 Cheerleader-1,3,43 Modern Dance-l,2,3,4-co-head: Pep Club-l,2,3,45 Varieties- 1,2,3,4g G.A.C.-1,2,3,4. K '1r'w Rusty Crew-33 Industrial Jack A. Uh-. DIANE CHRISTINE GRAC1-II Ambition: To be a secretary Glee Club-1,25 F.H.A.-3,4g Keynote: Library Club-1: Thespian Society-35 Sr. Class Play. HARRY ANTHONY GRAHAM Ambition: To be successful Pep Club-3,45 Keynote-3,47 Torch-43 Sr. Class Play. , . I ,f , 1 .yin , ' Diane N Harry MIRIAM E. GRATZER Mif Ambition: To be an interior decorator Pep Club-1,25 F.T.A.-1-sec'yg Thespian Society-3: G.A.C. -1. ELAINE THERESE GRAY Elaine Ambition: To be an art teacher Cheerleaders Club-l,2,3,43 Pep Club-1,2,3,4g Choir-3,43 Musicale-1,45 Student Council-2,3,4-sec'yg Cheerleader- 3,43 Keynote-4: Glee Club-35 Library Club-2,33 Thespian Society 3,45 Paint Crew-2,3,4g Sr. Class Play. ANITA MARIE GRIFFIN Anita Ambition: To be a registered nurse STEVEN MICHAEL GRIVNOW Griv Ambition: Undecided Torch 3 Keynote. GEORGE E. GUENTNER George Ambition: To be a computer programmer MICHAEL ELARION HARITAN Bone Ambition: To be a troupador Varieties-1,2,3,45 B an d-1,2,3,4-di r e c t o rg Musicale- 1,2,3,4g Science Club-1,25 Astronomy Club-15 Tumbling- Zg Pep Club- 3,4. Seniors A Q ROBERT FRANCIS HECKEL Bob Ambition: To be an electrical engineer Pep Club-4. WILLIAM CHARLES HECKEL Bill Ambition: To succeed 2? 'Y EDWARD LAWRENCE HENKE Ed Ambition: To have a military career Ushers Club-2,3,4g Chess Club-23 Glee Club-2gProjection Club-3,45 P.A. Club- 3,45 Track- 3,43 Nat'1 Honor Society- 3,45 Band Announcer-45 Torch-3,45 Math Club-45 Pep Club -4, NANCY GAIL HENSHAW Hen Ambition: To become a speech therapist Make-up-1,25 Glee Club-lg Girls Ensemble-3,4-headg Pep Club-l,2,3,4g Nat'l Honor Society-3,43 G.A.C.-l,2,3g Varieties- 3,43 Jr. Prom Com.g Sr. Class Play. JAMES F. HASEMAN Egg Ambition: To become an architect Rifle Team-l,2,3. LYNN DIANE HASLEY Hazel Ambition: To become a nurse Pep C1ub2,3,4g G.A.C.-23 Glee Club-1,23 Choir-4. 1...a 1' if tif l ual ,V 1' BARBARA LOUISE HEINZ Barb Ambition: To be a secretary Glee Club-23 Paint Crew-2,33 Color Guard-35 Varieties Com.- 3,43 Varieties-2,3,4g Musicale-3. JOAN GAIL HENDERSON Joan Ambition: To become a school librarian G,A,C,-2,3,4g Library Club-3,43 F.T.A.-3. ALAN KEITH HERTRICK A1 Ambition: To graduate with highest honors from college Band-1,2,3,4g Musicale-1,2,3,4g Rifle-3,43 Varieties-45 Pep Club-45 Track-2,3,4g Math Club-3,4. ANNETTE MARIE HILL Annette Ambition: To enter the peace corps Glee Club-13 Pep Club-2,3,4gG.A.C.-35 F.H.A.-4gThesp1an Society-3,45 Sr. Class Play. DENNY G. HDCSON Denny Ambition: To be a business administrator Library Club-2,35 Pep Club-4g Varieties-45 Paint Crew -23 Stage Crew-23 Ushers Club-3. KENNETH FLORIAN HOIS Behemoth Ambition: To be a wrestler on Channel 11 Pep Club-2,3,4g Wrestling-2,3,4, 5 NADINE HILVECK Nadine Ambition: To be successful in college F'.H.A.-1,2,3,43 G.A.C.-15 Torch-lg Choir-25 G1eeC1ub- 1,2g Musicale-1,2,3,4g F'.T.A.-43 Honor Guard-2,3,4-headg Make-up-25 Keynote-4. JAMES C. I-IIRSCH Jim Ambition: To own a Cobra BARBARA JEAN HOLZWORTH Bab Ambition: To be a teacher Pep Club-2,3,45 G.A.C.-2,3. EDWARD JAMES HORBAL Ed Ambition: To be an engineer Keynote-45 Pep Club- 3,4. Seniors You have your nerve. Sm11eI You're on Candid Camera MARJORIE LYNN HURLBUT Margie Ambition: To be a teacher F,T.A.-l,2,3,45 Glee Club-1,2,33 F.H.A.-3,45 Band-3,45 French Club-1,25 Nat'1 Honor Society 45 Pep Club 2,3,4g Student Council- 3. FRAN CINE ROSE HYDE Franny Ambition: To be Mrs. Kenneth Porter Math Club-3,43 Choir-4. it Qi ANDREA JEANNE ILLIG Andy 1 Ambition: To have my picture on Tirne's cover -I Library Club-1,25 Pep Club-3,45 French Club-1,25 Torch g -3,45 Student Council-2,45 Nat'l Honor Society-3,4-v.pres.g ' ia Keynote-3,45 Varieties-3,45 F.T.A.-2,3,4g Math Club-3,43 f ' H' G.A.C.-1,2,3. I 1' JANICE LOUISE JONES Ambitions: To be a well paid secretary G.A.C.-1,25 Jr. Prom Committee. NANCY KAREN JOSEPH Ambition: To be an elementary teacher Pep Club-2,3,45 Glee Club-1,2. NANCY ANN ILYANKOFF Inkompoof Ambition: To be a commercial artist Pep Club-3,45 Varieties Committee-4. DAVID RALPH INGOLD Dave Ambition: To be an Air Force pilot PAUL LAWRENCE JABLONSKI Jabo Ambition: To be a playboy Football-35 Wrestling-25 Basketball Mgr.-43 Pep Club- 3,45 Jr. Prom Committee. KATHLEEN ELIZABETH JEFFRIES Kathy Ambition: To be a secretary Pep Club-25 Red Cross-15 Make-up-25 G.A.C.-15Sr. Class Play. WILLIAM DOUGLAS JOHNSTON Honya Ambition: To be a C.P.A. Basketball-1 5 Football-1,23 Pep Club-43 Industrial Arts Club-45 Jr. Prom Com. Jan Nance Seniors I it Ti! STEPHEN THOMAS KAPCAR Steve Ambition: To be a doctor Student Council-l,2,3,45 Paint Crew-2,3,45 Keynote-2g Jr. Prom Committeeg Pep Club-3,43 Torch-45 Thespians-43 Sr. Class Play. MARLANNE KAPLAN Mare Ambition: To be a nurse G.A.C.-1,2g Pep Club-3,4g Cheerleaders Club-l,2. JOHN H. KAUFFMAN John Ambition: To be a success GAIL SUSAN KLOUSNITZER Nitz Ambition: To be an interior decorator F,B,L.A.-35 Usherettes-3,43 Student Council-3,45Sr. Class Playg Thespians-43 Pep Club-45 G,A.C.-3,43 Varieties- 3,4. GEORGE WILLIAM JUCHA George Ambition: To be a millionaire National Honor Society-43 Basketball-1,3,4g Ushers Club- 3,4 5 Student council-4. BRUCE JOSEPH KANOZA Butch Ambition: To succeed 5 . DEBORAH ELIZABETH KEEBLER Debs Ambition: To be a clinical psychologist Cheerleaders Club-1,23 Pep Club-l,2,3,43 G.A.C.-2,3,4- pres.g Varieties-2,3,4g Paint Crew-25 Industrial Arts Club-43 Student Council-3,4g Torch-45 Girls Intramurals- 2. DENNIS BARRY KEITH Denny Ambition: To be happy in whatever I do Football-I,2g Track-1,2,3,4g Cross Country-43 Gym- nastics-2,3,45 Industrial Arts Club-3,4-pres. TIMOTHY M. KELLY Tim Ambition: To be an aviation mechanic VIRGINIA MAE KERNA Ginger Ambition: To be happy Cheerleaders Club-1,2g Cheerleader-13 G.A.C.-3g Pep Club-1,2,33 F.H.A,-35 Thespians-3. EDWARD R. KOPAS Cowboy Ambition: To be a nuclear physicist IAN MARIE KOPCHO Jan imbition: To be a private secretary ?,A,C,-1,2,33 Girls Intramurals-1,23 Varieties-1. fe- 1. had DAVID ARTHUR KIRKWOOD Kirk Ambition: To make Parson's College Rifle-1,2.3,4. SHERRY LYNN KIRSCH h Sher Ambition: To be a special education teacher Pep Club-1,2,3,4-pres.g Cheerleaders Club-1,2,3,4g G.A.C, 1,2,3,4g Tap Chorus-2,3,4-headg Varieties-2,3,45 Jr, Prom Committee. JOHN F. KLEIST Clyde Ambition: To be a race car driver WILLIAM GEORGE KEACHER Will Ambition: To join the Navy Seniors CHRISTINE MARY KOSSLER Ambition: To be a language interpreter Pep Club-45 Torch-4. DARLENE ANN KREUER. Ambition: To be a secretary Pep Club-2,3,4g Cheerleader-15 Cheerleaders Clu Keynote-35 G,A.C.-2,35 Public Address Club. E-al' I LAUREL MARGARET KRILL Laurie Ambition: To be an airline stewardess Pep Club-l,2,3,4g Cheerleaders Club-15 G.A,C.-1,35 In- dustrial Arts Club-43 Sr. Class Play. ROY DAVID KUNNING Ambition: To go to college Wrestling-2g Varieties-35 Tumbling-3g Pep Club-45 I trial Arts Club-45 Sr. Class Play. Dave ndus- Fiae eiei J-' me PAUL ROBERT LACIK Paul Ambition: To be a baker Paint Crew-4g Pep Club-45 Varieties-4. JEAN LYNN LAMB Jean Ambition: To be a teacher Chris Dar b-2,3g OQLQ4. i j F.T.A,-2,3,4g Keynote-35 French Club-1,25 Torch-43 Thes- pians-3g Pep Club- 3, Class Play. 4g Choir-1,2,3,43 Glee Club-35 Sr. RAYMOND KEITH LAMBING Beany Ambition: To be a success Football-lg Stage Crew-2,3,4. RICHARD ALAN LAMMERT Reek Ambition: To be a dentist Football-l,2,3,4g Basketball-l,2,3,4g Pep Club-3,45 Stage Crew-43 Mat Crew- 3,43 Varieties-2,3,4g Jr. Class Presi- dentg Jr. Prom Committeeg Student Council-1,2,3,4-pres. WALTER ORRIN LANGFORD Walt Ambition: To be an engineer Industrial Arts Club-3,4. KATHY LANKES Kathy Ambitionzvl To be a U.S. Steel secretary 5,6 it G.A.C.-1,2,3,4g Pep Club-1,2,3,45 Cheerleaders Club-25 fr Student Council-43 National Honor Society-4g Torch-4g 'fufr Girls Intramurals-1,25 Sr. Class Play. , .fr ., 11 DIANE MARY LEA Diane Ambition: To be a secretary J Cheerleaders Club- 1. JOHN ROBERT LEE John Ambition: To coach Football-1,2,3,4g Wrestling-2,35 Track-1,2,3,43Varieties- ,qi 3,43 Pep Club-3,43 Jr. Prom Committeeg Sr. Class Playg Vice President Sr. Class. ir SHARLENE ANN LEE11-ER Shar Ambition: To be a commercial artist Q oiee Club-13 Library Club-3,43 Paint Crew- 3,4. RICHARD JOHN LEIERZAPI-I Gomer Ambition: To be an electrician Y -p Band-1,2,3,4g Musicale-1,2,3,4g Varieties-2,3,4g Track- 5-' 3,45 Basketball-1. ITI3 refs ANTOINETTE LEPERA Toni Ambition: To be a beautician ROBERT HARRISON LESLIE Bob Q, F Ambition: To be a success x., Seniors Q4 WALTER JOHN LEWICKI Walt Ambition: To be successful Varieties-3,49 P.A. Club-3,45 Projection Club-4gI.A. Club. GAIL LICKE RT Snail Ambition: To be a secretary Pep Club-1,2,3g Cheerleaders Club-1,2,3gG1ee Club-1,2. ' 1 N JOHN ANTHONY LIVI Liv Ambition: To be a teacher Thespian Society-33 Track-25 Library Club-45 Pep Club- 4. MARY LOUISE LOCKE Lou Ambition: To write happy books G.A.C.-1,25 French Club-1,23 Glee Club-1,2g Pep Club- 2,33 FgT.A.-45 Choir-2,45 Math Club-35 Nat'1 Honor Society-3,43 Keynote-2,3,4g Varieties- 3. RUTH CHRISTINE LOGAN Squirrely Ambition: To get to Penn State Pep Club-3,43 Paint Crew-3,43 Glee Club-15 F.H.A.-2,35 G,A.C,-1,25 Sr. Class Playg Musicale-1. MARY LOU LOGENECKER Mary Ambition: To be a beautician Choir-4 we want youll! ' LYNN RYLAND MACDONALD Lynn Ambition: To be a teacher French Club-Ig Thespian Society-35 Glee Club-1,2g F.T,A. -3,43 Pep Club-3,45 Make-up-4. DALE EIILEEN MACKENSEN Dale Ambition: To be an airline stewardess Choir-45 Musicale-4. WILLIAM ELLIS MADDEN Bill Ambition: To be a high school biology teacher Rifle Team-4. LAURA ANN MALERBO Laur Ambition: To be a secretary Cheerleaders Club-13 Pep Club-1,2,3,45 G,A,C,-1,2,3,4. .,' ix N ,. I M, Q- 1 The Champion Checker Game 1 Q.- , V -f-,ff f -- f- f -r-7- if- R . MW M 2?- 7 GLORIA ANNE MALLIN Glor Ambition: To be a teacher Pep Club-3,45 Library Club-1,25 G.A.C.-1,23 F.H.A.-1,25 Torch-45 Thespian Society-45 Sr. Class Play. PATRICIA ANN MANGAN Patty Ambition: To be an elementary teacher G,A,C,-2,3,4g Pep Club-1,2,3,45 Thespian Society-15 F.B.L.A.-35 Torch Bus.-45 Cheerleaders Club-23 Girls Intramurals-1. Seniors LARRY SAMUEL MARCUS Larry Ambition: To work with foreign languages Football-2,35 Sr, Class Playg Projection Club-45 Science Club-1,2,3,4. SHARYL ALISON MARR Shar Ambition: To be an elementary teacher Pep Club-3,45 Math Club-3,45 F,T,A,-2,3,45 Varieties-35 Sr. Class Playg Glee Club-2. GEORGE REGIS MATEER Geo Ambition: To be a teacher Band-1,2,3,4g Musicale-1,2,3,45 Sr. Class Playg Pep Club- 4g Library Club-2,35 Red Cross Club-3. DONNA CHRISTINE MATTER Red Ambition: To be a good secretary BARBARA SHERRIE MANN Mannie Ambition: To own a metallic blue XKE withanavy convertable top Pep Club-3,45 Varieties-2,3,4g Sr. Class Playg Projec- tion Club-4. JAMES WILLIAM MARCUCCI Cuse Ambition: To be a doctor Football-2,3,4g Wrestling-2,3,4g Pep Club-3,4gNat'1Honor Society- 3,4g Tumbling-2,3,4g Varieties-1,2,3,4g Musicale- 4 5 Choir-4. BARBARA LEE MARTIN Barb Ambition: To enter Nursing Cheerleaders Club-2,35 Cheerleaders-2,39 Pep Club-2,3,4g Student Council-2,43 G.A.C.-2,3,4. RICHARD F. MARUCA Rich Ambition: To be a salesman Pep Club-3,45 Stage Crew-43 Ushers-45 Sr. Class Play. , Y ,,,i1 IRENE F, MAXIMENKO Rene Ambition: To be a secretary G.A.C.-3. JAMES EDWARD MAZUR Bananas Ambition: To be a professional street football player Band-1,2,3,4-pres.: Varieties-l,2,3,4g Basketball-1,25 Track-2,3,4g Science Club-2,35 Keynote-45 Musicale- 1,2,3,4g Debate Club-2,3-pres.g Boys Ensemble-4. WT' PATRICIA L. MCDONOUGH Pat Ambition: To be a singer Torch-43 Keynote-4. SUSAN ANN MCGILL Sue Ambition: To be a fashion illustrator Paint Crew-1,2,3,4. EDWARD McALLISTER Ed Ambition: To be a. mechanic Track-1,2,3,4g Football-1. BONNIE LYNN MCCONNELL Bonnie Ambition: To be a teacher Pep Club-2,3,4g G.A.C.-2,35 F.T.A.-4. H1-1r ' nm- V KK SHARON ANN McGROGAN Sharon Ambition: To be an airline stewardess Cheerleaders Club-1,2,35 G.A.C.-1,2,3,4gPepC1ub-1,2,3,4. EDITH CLAIRE McHENRY Edie Ambition: To be a math teacher Band-1,2,3,4g G,A.C,-1,2,3,45 Pep Club-3,45 Intramurals- 1,2,3g French Club-1,25 Math Club-3,45 Library Club- 4g Musicale-1,2,3,4. Seniors 5' ...U I 'Il JW JAMES DAVIDSON McKENNEY Jim Ambition: To be a computer scientist Choirg Glee Clubg Chess Clubg Pep Clubg Ushers Clubg Projection Club. SUSAN KAY MCKINLEY Susie Ambition: To be a mathematician Varieties-3,4g Math Club-3,45 Nat'1 Honor Society-3,45 Glee Club-1,25 Sr. Class Playg Torch-1,25 Thespian Soc'y-3,4-Vice Pres.g Library Club-2,3-pres.g RedCross- 15 Pep Club-1,2,3,4g Cheerleaders Club-1,25 G.A,C.- 1,2,3g Projection Club-43 Science Club-23 French Club- 1,2. SUSAN CHRISTINE McLAREN Sue Ambition: To teach high school English Pep Club-1,2,3,4g Varieties-35 French Club-1,23 Usher- ettes-35 F.T.A.-3g Torch-1,2,3,4-co-editorg Glee Club-15 Musicale-15 Cheerleaders Club-33 Paint Crew-2,3,4g Stu- dent Council-4. GRETCHEN CAROLINE MCMANUS Gretch Ambition: To have a byline in La Match Keynote-2,3,4g National Honor Society-2,3,4g Red Cross- 2,3,4g Glee Club-1,23 Band-3,43 F.H.A.-3,43 Musicale- l,3,4g Varieties-3,45 French Club-1,25 Pep C1ub-3,4gL1- brary Club-1,25 Sr. Class Playg Science Club-15 De- bate Club-2. RALPH EDWARD MCILROY Mac Ambition: To be an airline mechanic BONNIE MCINERN EY Bonnie Ambition: To be a spy Pep Club-43 G.A.C.-4. Q-if, EIILEEN MEHLORN Eileen Ambition: To be a secretary G,A,C.-35 Usherettes-3,45 Varieties-3,4g Pep Club-4. CONSTANTINE MELIS Belly or Gus Ambition: To play football and coach Football-l,2,3,4g Wrestling-1,2g Stage Crew-3,45 Varieties -3,43 Sr. Class Playg Pep Club-3,45 Torch-43 Industrial Arts Club-43 Paint Crew-4. JOHN CHARLES MENDELSOHN John Ambition: undecided Science Club-1,2,3,4g Math Club-3,4gKeynote-43 Pep Club- 4. LINN H. MENEGON Big Minn Ambition: To be a president Pep Club-1,2,3,4g Track-1,25 Science Club-2,3,4. NANCY LEE MILLER Nance Ambition: To be an airline hostess SHEILA ANN MILLER Sheila Ambition: To be a teacher Pep Club-3,4g Torch Bus.-3,45 Sr. Class P1ay5Thespian Society-4. A I Q RUTH ANN MESSES Messie Ambition: To be a receptionist Pep Club-lg Choir-1. ROSANNE METLIN Rosanne Ambition: To be a success in life Library Club-15 G.A.C.-1,2,3,4g Keynote-43 Torch-43 Pep Club-4g Sr. Class Play. DAVID GEORGE MIHOL Dave Ambition: To be an electronic technician Ushers Clubg Industrial Arts Clubg Projection Clubg Public Address Club. CLIFFORD PAUL MILLER Chips Ambition: To be a creator of special effects Varieties-1,2,3,4g Paint Crew-2,3,4-heady Wrestling-1,23 Band-13 Sr. Class Playg Pep Club-3,43 Astronomy Club-lg Projection Club-43 Jr. Prom Committee. it Seniors THOMAS MICHAEL MILLER Tom Ambition: undecided Astronomy Club-lg Varieties Scenery-1,2,33 Pep Club- l,2, BARBARA ANN MILLS Barb Ambition: To be a dental hygienist Library Club-1,25 French Club-23 Honor Guard-35 Math Club-4. JANE L, MITCHELL Janie Ambition: To be a secretary Keynote-2,3,4g Torch Bus.-45 Sr. Class Play. KARLA JANE MIZER Karla Ambition: To teach high school Glee Club-23 F.T.A.-2,35 Varieties-3,43 Pep Club-2,3,4g G,A,C,-3,45 Honor Guard-45 Modern Dance-45 Student Council-3,43 Torch Bus.-3,45 Musicale-3: Sr. Class Play: Sr. Class Treasurer. JANET MARIE MOLINERO Mal Ambition: To be a secretary '. 1-4 Sr. Class Play. Industrial Arts Club-4. LINDA JAYNE MORROW Linda Ambition: undecided National Honor Society-45 Keynote-45 Student Council-1,4g Girls Ensemble-45 Varieties-1,2,3,43 Thespians-3,43 F.H.A.-1,2,3g French Club-1,23 Cheerleaders Club-1,2. REBECCA ANN MOWRY Becky Ambition: To get accepted at any college Pep Club- 3,4. Pep Club-1,2,3,4g Cheerleaders Club-13 F.H.A.-2,3,43 RONALD RICHARD MORRIS Mouse Ambition: To become rich Varieties-2,3,4g Football-l,2,3,43 Track-1,23 Torch-45 Basketball-lg Student Council-1,4-v,p.g Sr. Class Playg JOHN LEE MUIR Ambition: undecided I, I Nuts Football-lg Basketball-13 Industrial Arts Club-45 Pep Club -4. MARCELLA MARGARET NATH Marcy Ambition: To be a secretary G.A.C.-3. DANIEL ALAN NEISER Ambition: To be a professional baseball player F o o t b a 1 1-2, 3,45 Track-2, 3,45 Basketball- 1,43 Varieties- 3,4 I PATRICK HENRY NICHOLSON Ambition: To enter aviation Pep Club-45 Sr. Class Play. SARA. JANE NOLL Ambition: To be a good secretary G,A.C.-l,2,3,4. PAUL B. NOONAN Ambition: To enter business Pep Club-4. 1 fit' 'Ita at m - :S - me Nizer N Pat y Sara Paul VIRGINIA MARIE NORKUS Ginny Ambition: To be a football player. Chee rleade rs Club-1,2,3,4g Pep C1ub-l,2,2,4gG,A.C.- 1,2,3,4g Nat'1 Honor Society-3,45 Varieties-1,2,3,43 Sr, Class Playg Student Council-2,3,43 Paint Crew-3,4. GERALD DWAYNE OSWALD Gerry Ambition: To be an architect Projection Club-4. Seniors 9--. JAMES ROY OVERAND Opal Ambition: To be a mathematician Math Club-3,45 Football-1,29 Basketball Mgr.-1,2,3,4g Track-4g Red Cross Club-3,45 Chess Club-1,2,3g Ushers Club-1,2,3,45 Science Club-43 National Honor Society- 3,4, PAUL LEONARD PACE Race Ambition: To be an army officer Football-1,2,3,4g Track-3,43 Wrestling-15 Math Club-3,43 Paint Crew-4. 1 -- - - fn'--:-12, . Y - Qi A group of happy seniors!!!I! JOSEPH PAUL PARISE Guiseppe Ambition: To be a mechanical engineer Tennis-1,2,3,4g Projection Club-3,45 Sr. Class Playg Science Club-1,23 Astronomy Club-1. , ,Q Q-J BARBARA JEAN PARKER Barb .j-7' Ambition: To be a stenographer Pep Club-1,25 Varieties-2,35 Usherettes-2,3. STEPHEN EDWARD PASKY Baole Ambition: To be successful Basketball-l,2,3,4g Pep Club-3,4. JANIS PAULINE PASTIN Janis Ambition: To be an electronic engineer G.A.C.-lg Cheerleaders Club-1,23 Pep Club-1,2,3,43 Math Club-45 Debate Club-3,43 Thespians-3,45 Sr. Class Playg Varieties-2,3,4g Projection Club-45 Jr. Prom Com.g Torch -45 Student Council-15 Glee Club-2. a-iw 1 CHRISTINE ANN PAUL Chris Ambition: To be a college graduate G.A.C.-25 Pep Club-2,3,43 Math Club-3,45 Keynote-43 Girls Ensemble-43 Varieties- 3,45 Sr. Class Play. RONALD DAVID PERSKY Ron Ambition: To be an artist Paint Crew- 3,43 Pep Club-3,4. , - -rm CHRISTINE ELLEN PETERSON Sissy Ambition: To do something exciting Cheerleaders Club-1,2,3,4g Cheerleader-3,45 Varieties- 1,2,3,4g Modern Dance-1,2,3,45 Student Council-25 Pep Club-1,2,3,43 G.A.C.-1,23 Sr. Class Play. '-sv EDWARD ALLAN PETERSON Ed Ambition: To enjoy life Wrestling Mgr,-25 Stage Crew-35 Pep Club-45 Sr, Class Playg Senior Class President. JOHN FRANK PETRICH Bone Ambition: To be a forest ranger Choir-2,3,43 Boys Ensemble-3,45 Football-lg Pep Club- 3,4g Musicale-3,45 Varieties-4. fi Q EDWARD MICHAEL PETRONIE Ed Ambition: To join the navy. Industrial Arts Club-2,3,4g Drama Club-1. 'i Seniors K ' . Z CONSTANCE JEAN PIKE Connie Ambition: To be a secretary Glee Club-1,2,35 Pep Club-45 F.B.L.A,-35 Musicale- l,2,3,45 Choir-2,3,43 Varieties Scrapbook Committee. GEORGIA L. PIRAINO Ollie Ambition: To be happy Cheerleaders Club-1,25 Pep Club-l,2,3,43 G.A.C.-1,2,3,4g Intramurals-1,25 F.B.L.A.-33 Varieties-2,3,4g Thespians- 43 Sr. Class Playg Varieties Committee. --sv is-M13' ---ev RUTH KATHLEEN POOLE Ruth Ambition: To be a registered nurse Choir-45 Glee Club-2,39 Library Club-1,2,3g Red Cross Club-45 Math Club-45 Make-up-1,25 Varieties-35 National Honor Society-3,45 Student Council-33 Musicale-2,3,4g Sr. Class Play. RAYMOND JAMES PORTER Ray Ambition: To be a Vietnam ace Footballg Tumbling. CHERYL ANN PEYTON Sam Ambition: To operate a computer Red Cross-1,23 Pep Club-3,45 F.H,A,-3. ROBERT LUKE PHILLIPS Bob Ambition: To be an auto mechanic Industrial arts Club-3. 5 CAROLE LEE POE Carole Ambition: To enter home economics G.A,C.-1,2,3,4g Pep Club-1,2,3,4g Bank-1,2,3,43 F.H.A.- 1,2,3,43 Torch-2,45 Musicale-1,2,3,4gVarieties-35 F.T,A.- 35 Sr. Class Play. MARILYN POKORA Marilyn Ambition: To be a secretary Pep Club-4. MARY JANEEN PRAHL Neen Ambition: To be an airline stewardess G,A.C.-1,23 Pep Club-35 Sr. Class Play. CONSTANCE ANN PRIMAVERA Connie Cat Ambition: To be a secretary Pep Club-1,2,3,4g G.A,C.-3,45 Torch-3,43 Varieties-33 Thespian Society-3,45 Sr. Class Play. kg P it ,Ty it JAY V. RAMSEY Jay Ambition: To be Smokey the Bear's helper Band-1,2,3,4g Pep Club-3,45 Volleyball-1,23 Thespians-4: Basketball-lg Musicale-2,3,4g Varieties-2,3,4g Track-3,4. NANCY JEAN RAWLS Nancy Ambition: To be a profesor of advanced chemistry Sr. Class Play: Red Cross Clubg F.H.A. .gzzfr Yin I ur JESSIE MAY PROVOST Jess Ambition: To be a physical education teacher G.A.C.-l,2,35 Pep Club-3,43 Sr. Class Playg Varieties. DENNIS JAMES PRUNI Mole Ambition: To be successful SUSAN PATRICIA REAMS Suzi Ambition: To be a beautician Pep Club-45 Library Club-4. PATRICIA ANN REEB Pat Ambition: To be a success in the business world F.H.A.-2,35 Glee Club-25 F.B.L.A.-33 Keynote-3,45 Torch Bus.-43 Sr. Class Play: Thespians-4. Seniors MIKE EUGENE RICHARDSON Mike Ambition: To be a mechanical engineer Chemistry Club-3g Track-25 Rifle-4. GEORGE THOMAS RILEY Tim Ambition: Undecided VERNON KEITH RIPPLE Keith Ambition: Undecided P.A. Club-1,2,3,4g Projection Club-1,2,3,43 Ushers Club- 1,2,3,4g Science Club-1,2,35 Math Club-3,4g Rifle Team- 2,3,4g Basketball-3. JUDITH LEE ROBSON Judi Ambition: To be a mathematician French Club-13 Glee Club-1,2,3g Math Club-3,43 Choir- 3,43 Musicale-1,2,3,4. rflib, ae- I UF ' DIANA RUTH REICH Rat Ambition: To be a airline stewardess G.A.C.-13 Pep Club-1,2,3,4g ThespainSociety-45 F.B.L.A.- 2,35 F.H.A.-1. TINA DIANE RESIGNALO Tina Ambition: To be a private sec retary Pep Club-2,3,4g G.A.C.-2,33 F.B.L.A.-2,35 sr. Class Play. qua.. 'i CHARLES WILLIAM ROSS Ambition: To go to college Football-35 Track-2,3,4g Sr. HAROLD ALFRED ROST Ambition: To be a mechanic Class Play. Charlie Bud JUDITH ANN RUDA Judy Ambition: To be an IBM typist G.A.C.-l,2,4g Pep Club-3,4. BONITA LEE RUHLING Bonnie Ambition: To be an IBM operator Pep Club-43 G.A.C.-3,4. T? ,JJ A N N .sa -.r ,i 1 ROBERT R. SANCHEZ Rick Ambition: To be a jet mechanic Pep Club-43 Industrial Arts Club-4. ANGELA MARY SANTO Angie Ambition: To be a pianist Glee Club-2,33 Student Council-45 Sr. Class Playg Science Club-1,25 Red Cross-1,25 Pep Club-23 Musicale-2,3,4g National Honor Society-45 Varieties-1,2,3,4g Girls 81 Boys Ensemb1e's pianist-3,43 Choir-2,3,4. the . T 5,-g vu J. SALVATORE RICHARD SABATUCCI Sam Ambition: To be a coach Student Council-23 Football-1,25 Wrestling-1,2. RONALD JOSEPH SAKMAR Bones Ambition: To gain some weight Football-1,2,3,4g Basketball-l,2,3,4g Track-2,3,4g Pep Club-45 National Honor Society-3,45 Varieties-3,45 Stu- dent Council-4. MICHOL J. SAM Mike Ambition: To be an elementary teacher G.A.C.-l,2,3,4g Pep Club-2,3,4g Torch Business-45 Glee Club 13 Cheerleaders Club-13 Intramurals-25 Sr. Class Play: Varieties-l,3,4g Musicale-4. RICHARD SAMUEL SANDORA Brian Ambition: To be an entertainer and writer Football-1,Z,3. 1,2 1OO Seniors Ambition: To enter the service MARY KAY SEIDENECK Marikay Ambition: To be an artist F.H.A.-1,25 Pep Club-43 Sr. Class Playg Paint Crew-3,45 Make-up-3,45 F.H.A.-2. MICHAEL THOMAS SEMBER Mike Ambition: To be a doctor Football-25 Track-2,3,4g Keynote-3,43 Student Council-3. JUDY ANN SETTLEMEYER Jud Ambition: To be a nurse Torch-3. MARTHA LOUISE SHAVER Marti Ambition: To teach speech or drama Pep Club-1,2,3,45 G.A.C.-1,2,3,4g Glee Club-1,2,3g Choir- 2,3,4g Musicale-2,3,4g Varieties Committee-4. Q GREGORY MICHAEL SHELEST Greg Ambition: To be a mechanical engineer Wrestling-2,3,4g Band-2,3,4g Pep Club-45 Sr. Class Playg Student Council-4. GARY JONES SHIELDS Albondegus Ambition: To be a minister Paint Crew-45 Track-2,3,4g Wrestling-4. vl, i ,gf JOHN GEORGE SCHMIDT Muggsy Ambition: To be a motorcycle mechanic I Stage Crew-1,25 Public Address Club-3,4. ROBERT CHARLES SCHMITZ Bob l. 'x 1272? 0-KW 'iw NANCY LOU SHIPLEY Ship Ambition: Undecided G.A.C.-2,3g Band-1. GEORGE LOUIS SIEFFERT L'i1 old sign maker Ambition: To be a politician Pep Club-3,49 Basketball-45 Library Club-3. ALBERT EUGENE SIESKY Gene Ambition: To join the U.S.A.F. Pep Club-43 Sr. Class Play: Projection Club-4. RICHARD WILLIAM SIMS Slim-Slab Ambition: To retire at 21 Thespian Society-3,4-pres.: Math Club-3,45 National Honor Z Society-4-pres.g Debate Club-2,33 Science Club-2,3g Sr. 'I Class Playg Boys Ensemble-43 Pep Club-3,45 Student Council-1,2,3,4g Jr. Prom Com. m:,:,i aw- - NANCY JEAN SIPPEL Nancy Ambition: To be a fashion buyer G.A.C.-2,33 Torch Bus.-45 F.B.L.A.-33 Pep Club-2,3. I GERARD SLAGLE Jerry 4-rf' Ambition: To be successful mr Ushers Club-3g Pep Club-3,43 Industrial Arts Club-43 Sr. Class Play: Stage Crew-4. JOYCE ANN SLEMENDA Joyce Ambition: Undecided G.A.C.-1: Pep Club-49 Varieties-1. FRANK W. SMERBECK Booshwacker Ambition: To be a physical education teacher 'I-1 Pep Club-2: Football: Track. 101 102 Seniors F, Y A, C . S I f .php J Nl 43 - ' ax 7 l !' DALE FREDERICK SMOOT Ambition: To be a business executive Choir-1,2,3,4-pres.g Boys Ensemble-2,3,4g R 1,2,3,4g Glee Club-1,2,3g Varieties-2,3,4. MARK PATRICK SMYTHE Ambition: to be a psych major Wrestling-1 . JENNIFER BEE SNAPP Ambition: To be a commercial artist Pep Club-15 Paint Crew-2. LAURA JEAN SNYDER Ambition: To be a nurse ifle Dale Team- Mark Jenny Cookie tg.. g, C' .-....-ed G.A.C.-3,45 Pep Club-3,43 Cheerleaders Club- a,4. JOHN R. SOUKUP Souk Ambition: To be a successful businessman CINDY M. SPIEGEL Cindy Ambition: To get a Triumph Pep Club-43 F.B.L.A.-3. :LAL CONSTANCE JOAN SPIEGEL Ambition: To be a model Pep Club-4. KAREN STACK Ambition: To be a secretary C 0111118 K3.I'eH Pep Club-3,45 Cheerleaders Club-1. ELAINE FRANCES STOUT Ambition: To be a success Pep Club-2,3,4g G.A.C.-2,3,4g Va Keynote Typist. LINDA DIANE SWEGAL Ambition: To be a success in life Nat'1 Honor Society-3,43 Studen Elaine rieties-33 Sr. Class Play g Linda t Council-2,3,43 G.A.C.- 2,3,4g Pep Club-1,2,3,4g Cheerleaders Club-1,25 Cheer- leader-13 Keynote-45 Torch-45 Crew-l,2,3,4g Sr. Class Play. Varieties-1,2,3,4g Paint I' '41 6-ig ' ' '1 Pri-1m 'nf' 'T' '5'Q.z1f K CALVIN THEODORE SWOAGER Cal Ambition: To be ay professional drag racer Pep Club-3,45 Chess Club-1. JOYCE ANNE SWOAGER Sam Ambition: To be an airline stewardess Pep Club-3,45 Torch Bus.-45 Sr. Class Play. f 103 Seniors :Us v ' 7 . f,it f1' fb K-'Ligue 1.5 RICHARD NICHOLAS TOCI Richard Ambition: To be a mechanic RANDY DAVID TORCASI Randy Ambition: To be a teacher Pep Club-3,45 P.A. Club-3,45 Jr. Prom Committee. '05 Us SHARON JEAN VETRANO Sharon Ambition: To be a commercial artist Paint Crew-2,3g Glee Club-lg Pep Club-1,2. JOANNE LORRAINE VISCOMI Jo Ambition: To be ateacher Pep Club-3,45 F.H.A.-15 Cheerleaders Club lg Paint Crew-3,45 Sr. Class Play. 104 RAY CHARLES TALLERICO Rico Ambition: To be an electronics technician Football-3: Pep Club-45 Basketball-1. ROBERT TROY TIGNOR Troy Ambition: To be a gym teacher Football-2,3,4g Pep Club-4. N , Q KAREN ANN TOSIC Karen Ambition: To be an elementary teacher Red Cross-43 Keynote-43 Glee Club-lg F.T.A.-2,3,4g Pep Club-2,3,4g Math Club-3,43 G.A.C.-2,39 Sr. Class Play. NOREEN LYNN UNDEREINER Noreen Ambition: To be a physical education teacher Cheerleaders Club-1,2,3,4g Cheerleader-3,45 G.A.C.-1,2, 39 Pep Club-2,3,4g Varieties-2,3,45 Sr. Class Play. 165 Ng, BERNADETTE WAGENHOFFER Bernie Ambition: To be a steno-typist Pep Club-4. JOYCE L WAGNER J ce . oy , Ambition: To be a secretary 'V 'N' G.A.c.-a,4. 9- 'Ne Q., WILLIAM A. WAMPLER Womp Ambition: To be an electrical technician Pep Club-4. MICHAEL KEITH WARHOLD Mike Ambition: To be successful l I A be I td! LINDA ANN WALCZAK Linda Ambition: To be a private secretary Sr. Class Play. SUSAN CAROL WALTER Sue Ambition: To be a secretary Glee Club-2. ET if DAVID STEPHEN WATERS Injun Ambition: To be a physical education teacher Basketball-lg Football-3,4g Pep Club-3,43 Track-2,3,43 Sr. Class Play. JOHN RICHARD WEBER Dyne Ambition: To be a genius Pep Club-2,3,4g Varieties-3,45 F.B.L.A.-2,35 F.H.A.-23 Pep Club-2,3,4g G.A.C.-2,3,45 Keynote-45 Torch Bus.-35 106 Seniors 9. 4 . teh, lr A ff L i JULIE MAUREEN WEBER Ambition: To be an airline stewardess Pep Club-1,2. EDWARD STEWART WEILAND Ambition: To enter medicine Tennis-1,2,3,4g Basketball-15 Chess Club-1,23 Math Club 43 Varieties-15 Musicale-13 Pep Club-3,4. I 1 JOHN WELCH Soup Ambition: To be successful Pep Club-4. SHARON ANN WELSH Sharon 3,4. Ambition: To be a nurse Red Cross-2 3- Pe Club-2 3 4- Glee Club-2 3- G.A.C.-2 xx p 11: 11 1 'W 'QQ 'tgp 5.4 ff- N N 1 N W-ug DENNIS EDWARD WENGER Denny Ambition: To have a naval career Ushers Club-4. LINDA KAY WILLIAMS Lin Ambition: To be a nurse Pep Club-l,2,3,4g G.A.C.-l,2,3g Glee Club-1,23 Varieties- 3. SUSAN JEAN WILLIAMS Ruby Ambitlon: To be a textile engineer Library Club-1,2,33 Varieties-15 F.H.A.-1,23 Pep Club- 1,2g Glee Club-1,2,3. SUSAN KAY WILLIX Sue Ambition: To be an elementary teacher . G.A.C.-1,2,3,4g Varieties-1,25 Glee Club-l,2,3g Pep Club- W 1,2,3,45 Varieties Committee-4. DANIEL BOY WILSON Sweets Ambition: To play college basketball Pep Club-2,3,4g Basketball-l,2,3,4g Student Council-45 Library Club-3. SYLVIA ELIZABETH WILSON Sylvie Ambition: To be a secretary G.A.C.-l,2,3. gf , 4' 'F EUGENE WINKLER Winks Ambition: To be a motorcycle gang leader Debate Club-1,2,3g Chess Club-1,25 Astronomy Club-15 Band-1,2,3,4g Science Club-1,2,3,4-pres.5 Math Club-3,45 Thesplans-4g Rifle Team-l,2,3,4g P.A. Club-1,2,3,43 Ushers Club-1,2,3,-45 Projection Club-1,2,3,4g Boys En- semble-4g Torch Editorial-4. CATHARINE WIRTH Cathy Ambition: To be a nurse Torch-23 G.A.C.-lg Pep Club-2,3,4g Varieties-1,2,3,4g Varieties Committee-4g Tap Chorus-1,2,3,4g Jr. Prom Committeeg Sr. Class Play. 107 108 Seniors if ' ORION JUDSON WOLFF Orie Ambition: To be a business salesman Football-2,3,4. f' 2 ' , 'H ' Q.. TOM T. woon woody Ambition: To be an architect Band-2,3,4-vice pres.: Pep Club-3,43 Varieties-2,3,4g Musicale-2,3,4g Industrial Arts Club-3,45 Paint Crew-3,4. ROBERT WILLIAM WOODWARD Woody Ambition: To obtain a permanent deferment I Track-25 Pep Club-1. MICHAEL WAYNE WORTHINGTON III Mike Ambition: To be a journalist Sr. Class Play. KATHLEEN P, YAKUBIC Kathy Ambition: To be a teacher Pep Club-3,4g Keynote-2,3,4g Glee Club-1,2,3g Choir-2,3, 4s Musicale-1,2,3,4g Red Cross-1,25 'Libraryf Club-1. ROBERT M. YANNONE Bob Ambition: To be a success rf' A 1 FRED M. YOST Fred Ambition: To be a success Basketball-1,23 Pep Club-4. JANET LOUISE ZADARKO Jan Ambition: To be a good driver Glee Club-1,25 Paint Crew-3g Pep Club-43 Musicale-2. JAMES SYLVESTER ZARODA Zaz Ambition: To be a beautician Pep Club-1,2,3,4g Varieties-2,3,4g wresmng-1,2,3. MARTIN JAMES ZILLES III Marty Ambition: To be a M.D. Tumbling-1,2,3g Varieties Committee. 'if- DENNY BELL Denny Ambition: undecided Football. JAMES KEVIN CARMICHAEL Kevin Ambition: To take merchandising Ushers Club-2,35 Pep Club-4. VINCE KLETCH Vince Ambition: undecided RUSSELL SCARF Russell Ambition: undecided PATRICK SHIPLEY Pete Ambition: undecided ,ff - S-I 109 The Semor Class presents the Stew Joan Anneqnaaaa. Betty MacDonald . Don MacDonald . . Howard ..... Roger ....... Claire Fessenden . . Claud . .,... . . Mrs. Watson's Harry New Motor Marvin . . . Little Dotty ..... Little Joey .... Lyda . . . Jim .... Bee Gee . . Salsie .... Kitsie ..... Lesley Arnold . Margo ..... Phil Murray . . Delia Murray . Mrs. Garvey . Mr. Curtis . Mrs. Curtis . Old Buddy . Sailors . Stage Manager Prornpter . Music byg Angela and Louise Santo . Virginia Norkus . Dorothy Cokinos . Beverly Frew . . Edward Henk Mike Worthingto . . Richard Sim Connie Primaver . . James Frida . Carl Coroor . . . . John Bal Christine Peterso . . David Kurmin . . . Annette Hil . . Harry Grah . . . Elaine Gre Noreen Undereine Gail Klousnitze . . Linda Morro . . Karla Mize . . Larry Marcu . . Jean Lam . . Gloria Mali . Charles Ros . . Nancy Rawl . Eugene Winkle Larry Marcu Regis Frida . Ronald Morri John Le Clifford Mille . Robert Dunhof . Andrea Illi , fav' 5' f-- ' may Joan...... Anne....... Betty MacDonald . Don MacDonald . Howard...... Roger........ Claire Fessenden . Mrs. Watson's Harry New Motor Marvin Little Dotty . . . Little Joey . Lyda .... Jim .... Bee Gee . Salsie .... Kitsie ..... Lesley Arnold . . Margo ..... Phil Murray . . Delia Murray . Mrs. Garvey . Mr. Curtis . . Mrs. Curtis . . Old Buddy . Sailors . . . Susan McKinley . . Paulette Donati . . Rosanne Metlin . . . Steve Kapcar . . George Bougher . . Richard Dunhoff . . Donna Daley . . Steve Bolaris Claud .... . . . . . . . . . . Carl Corcoran . .... John Bald . . Christine Peterson . . . David Kunning . . . . Carole Poe . Harry Graham . Barbara Mann . . Janeen Prahl . . . . Michol Sam . . Sharleen Leeper . . Francine Hyde . . Larry Marcus . Carol Dobos . . Janis Pastin . . Charles Ross . . Kathy Jefferies . Eugene Winkler Ronald Morris John Lee . . Clifford Miller Larry Marcus Regis Friday You look lovely tonight. Directed by, Howard W. Squibb I have stage fright. 111 112 The King and Queen, Jim Marcucci and Donna Carson. Xxx T, 'x Le Jardin ' I The Senior The Garden of Flowers. des Fleurs 5 n,,:gfz5t.,. ir.. V-gs' ri, I 'H 'Af-x? A if V f ' A --X 'iw , -f f ' ' ' fav ' , ' 3 , , N. 'w,gN, X we L-' Y J , . , z , W 1 , ' .. ' . - 'ran l- . K 5-. - A ' P my R I - if ' YFQX ' 1 ,Q ., , Promenade The After Prom Party was held at Churchill Valley Country Club. H ' .fm Ll I , Q ikx- .gi 113 114 -I -,1 Commencement ,I une 5, 1967 -' .Vim in f M,,1,i'A5,-' 1 , . - ,- The graduating class of 1967 An address by Valedictorian Andrea I11ig and Let's Join the Human Race , the Address Salutatorian Mary Lou Locke. by Dr. John H. Furbay. 115 x I u 'I 1 . Hai, -Q Tr. 1. I 3 , A., Q K., N' ll' 1, la gy H u'-ug 6. ,Q N x 9 4 aff, ' U Atv v vii . 'Fill-5 Q , in 5 it 9 , M H U I ' Ing! ' N ' W' ll Q ' '1' m ' A'i .L, '-wtf MM: X Q Q. YJ. .7 ,v .fun w 1 . ,L H, ,,, . , V' ? t mx' xl ,Vg ZW an r n 411 I 6+ . 5.14 44 4,5 yy 3 21 1 a I ' ' ' Us C uf s Z5 ' A U V! 0 w A' if fy J A U , X G li C 9,- 2 ,QV n A 1. -e' ,A Q 0 . my 5 , Ig ,ls 1 G- fy. 'I 1 4 ' ' 'Q I. - 14 -, 4 YVQ , i ,.1 ilk ,. 'PY W- its un 1 .n ,, X ami L 'fb 5' P Football lst row: R. Bradford, D. Burnside, J. Pohlmeyer,G. Clements, T. Wine, P. Pace, O. Wolff, D. Diehl, R. Sakmar, P. Reiner, R. Tallerico, R. Rohosky, D. Nelser, J. Marcucci, G. Melis, T. Tlgnor, M. Dolughty, D. Waters, J. Lee, J. Bogosto, R. Porter, 2nd row: Coach Damico, Coach Girty, Coach Davis, Coach Mancini, T. Genis, B. Gozzard, J. Wolcott, M. Neel, N. Schlndenette, D. Fielder, D. Bell, A. Neel, D. Phillips, C. Bloxsom, Head Coach Ceh, Coach Murry, Coach Daley, Ath. Dir. Kllng, 3rd row: Mgr. R. Scardamalla, D. Woods, J. Ball, D. Ross, H. Ward, S. Morrison, B. Keacher, B. Ponton, J. Pace, M. Bigley, L. Lucci, D. Dangler, M. Mercer, J. Volk, B. Derrickson, B. Urban, T. Gamrod, R. Bruscemi, J. Sparvero, J. Boone, J. Farrell, B. Hartlep, C. Mastrear, G. Getner, K. Brown, R. Degiovanni, R. Glbellino, P. Durlak, B. Pringle, J. Conlon, T. Friday, L. Paul. K. Fraas, R. Lammert, R. Morris, T.Cormo1ly,D. Berkeybile, gg 00 ball f . This year's Eagle squad began ,their 1966 season with perhaps the toughest H G Q schedule in the W.P.I.A.L. competition. After defeating traditional rival South eg AN f Hills in the opener, the Oaks droppedaheartbreaklng struggle to South Allegheny. 5'3:,.--, ' The squad then dropped ball games to Class A champions, Sto-Rox, and to a f very successful Bethel team. The Eagles rebounded with a victory over Upper ' 5,9 V, ' St. Clair, before losing to Montour, a team which has lost only one game since -ffm 'A ' ' ' 1961. Victories over Moon and Brentwood brought the team to a .500 mark. The ' ' final game of the season with Mt. Lebanon, Class AA champs, and perhaps the best squad in Western Pennsylvania, was a tough one for Coach Earl Ceh. Even Earl Ceh Mr. though we lost, many people were surprised at the performance of the Eagles, who were predicted to be crushed by the powerful Blue Devils. This years Eagle squad was characterized by many trademarks. Among the most important were fine spirit and desire to win. Dlscounting AA opponents, the team came through 66 with a fine 3-3 record. Keystone Oaks end, Rick Lammert, and halfback, John Lee, were honored to make Class A All-Star team. The fine tradition of Keystone football should continue next year with the returning of 5 lettermen and many impressive junior Varsity and freshman players. John Lee co-captain Keystone oaks Opponent Mr. G11 Damico 21 South Hills 0 Gus Melts co-captain 2 South Allegheny 7 Mr. Jerry Mancini 6 S120-ROX 20 Rick Lammert 20 Bethel 33 21 Upper St. Clair 13 0 Montour 51 28 Moon 27 34 Brentwood 13 0 Mt. Lebanon 27 Dan Neiser Ray Porter Dennis Bell 7 1 Ron Morris Dave Die-nl Q- Q5 fi- Troy Tignor Dave Waters .1 Q Dennis Burnside Dwayne Fielder Jim Marcucci Ray Tallerico Orie Wolfe n Mike Bigley Ron Sakmar Rick Bradford Paul Pace 119 - A 3 .Q , ' -I -N . - , 4. ,-fzyf- l QQ Mqy,.,?5.vE 3MS -Qu '4 , W if nh' f 'I fd . 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' ' ig .L 2, Q--2 -, 25i'g'7'iL j' .-giIfVgw.' 17 N , fv' Phil? uf- 1- .l fin 3. MQJAL.. 4 . '- .f--+V ' :M V--ww-9 . . - 2 . A .,..., YipesII You stepped on my glasses. Bk A Cheaters ..... 5 against 1 . J. V. Football This year was the first season that Keystone Oaks had two separate squads. The Junior Varsity Mr'Da1ey MI'-Gifty team was coached by Mr. Jim Daley and Mr. Bob Girty. Both men did a fine job of coaching the junior Eagles, who compiled a respectable 2 and 5 record. Keystone Oaks Opponent The J.V.'s, as well as the Varsity, worked hard 6 Baldwin 34 preparing for next season's move into AA compee 6 South Allegheny 12 tition. Aside from the three losses against AA 0 Mt Lebanon 56 opponents, the Oakers had an impressive 2 and 2 6 Bethel 29 record in Class A play. Highlighting the season 0 Upper St Clair 12 were victories against always tough Montour and un- 7 Montour ' 6 defeated Moon. 13 Moon 7 Along with the returning Varsity lettermen, the Junior Varsity players will hopefully lead Keystone Oaks to a fine season of AA play in 67 . .j , V. A f' , ' i v' .. x , 'Q ' ' Q- , A P I Q Z g ..,. g Q, I ' It A 'x A , x , -E .-. ' E ,: Wrestling be ' , ,s.A.!,x. Y C1 I .. E. s , 9 Row 1: J. Bodamer, B. Parker, G. Nagle, D. Hecht, J, Wakefield, J. Marucci, R. Brucemi. Row 2: Coach Ludwig, D. Kostas, K. Booth, D. Fielder, D. Falavolito, G. Shields, K. Hois, Mgr. Skarlinskl. Wrestlmg 'Us This year the wrestling team had a fine season, although-the record did not show it. Coach Ludwig, with only seven seniors, put together a fine squad. This Keystone Squad went to Shadyside and brought home a second place victory for our school. The team, as in every sport this year, had to change into Mr. David Ludwig higher competition. This competition, along with the lack of ex- Jim Marucci perience, was a factor in the record of this year 's wrestling team. The Torch sports department would like to say farewell and congratulations to Coach David Ludwig. The coach has had two fine seasons at Keystone Oaks and has made our school proud of its wrestling squad. C aptain Dan Falavolito Ken H015 Dwayne Fielder Lawrence Booth Gary Shields Bill Adler l Is ffllS hOW BI'l.ll'l0 St3.I'tGd? Take that! DrawI ! 1966-1967 Wrestling Scores KO 37 Hopewell KO 17 Wilkinsburg KO 0 Canon McMillan KO 8 Penn Hills KO 26 Fox Chapel KO O Washington KO 20 Shaler KO 25 West Allegheny KO 0 Chartiers Valley KO 25 Munhall KO 12 Carnegie KO 14 Baldwin KO 13 North Allegheny 34 KO 3 Mt. Lebanon 46 Wins 2, Tied 1, Lost 11 Quit tickling me! Sectional Champion J im Bodamerg Jim, only a soph- omore, could be a key factor in the futur e K.O. H.S. wrestling teams. 125 LE . 1 ,. .,. - , . ' . ' 0 1 Q, . Q ff -Q33 me IW Av m. 'Q 3 .fl 553 X , fx 'lr' Q . ml 'X .J .f 1 IJ Q' Yttlil ! ,,-I , X Q' uf' 4 lj x' Q-. A ,QM .-5+ lf . .sm , ws. 49' Q . i I :pf v Z!! lg! 5 ' . I 5 , 1 I f N '-elffx -...7 3?mf3g,,J I 4 'fin rf'-'L' .sf 4 fn Q, in i if 5155 ,A is Meng ABE' T mv' , .- ,, X-. 1 .. Bruscem1 dr1ves for pin. Coach Murray D. Yount Attempts Take Down 127 'W Basketball Q 9491.4 I 1 - , ' , jf . N P 4 ' Q? ' Q -X 1, i x l 1 an 5. 1? Row 1: J. Stover, J. Kanoza, T.We1sh, A. Agler, J. Farkas, T. Wine. Row 2: Coach Sims, Mgr. Bougher, D. Nieser, S. Pasky, G. Jucha, R. Sakmar, T. Robinson, R. Lammert, R. Bradford, P. Jabolonskie Basketball The Keystone Oaks basketball team of 1966-67 was one of many changes. The squad began its first year of play under their new coach, Mr. James Sims. Innovations were apparent from the be- ginning of the year with the Oakers coach stressing a hustling James B. sims Defensive style of play. The 6 and 14 record which the hoopsters Rick tallied was in no way indicative of their desire and courage. Five overtime decisions helped to make the team one of the most ex:- citing in the short history of the school. With 3 lettermen returning next year, the squad will have its work out out in a tough AA section. Q... i Ron Sakmar Steve Pasky Alan Agler Dan Wilson George Jucha Dan Nieser 'Vi f' ill. - 5 ll 5 1 .:,- 2- 45 X J!! Q 6 I f . C' I J 'w var x TN V , . 4 5 ,Q X9 Fi 'U f . lx NN --1 v'1 ,, . ll Y f Eg ,Ji Wx K HTYKKX W -HQ! ,- 151, f- E , NF 'Q Im :X -.in 5 ... -eq- N A. . 31111 ,Ex 1 fri - IE! 7 1 -,5, ,,,,.j ,, ,X I6 . tiki? le! .fn - I 1 L 4 Meier' 'Ear T- . 19 '91 . w 5. 1. rg' MQCQ This years junior varsity basketball team, under the direction of coach Laylock comprised a record of 5 and 15. Although the record was not arecord to brag about, the experience was highly rewarding. This junior varsity team could, in later years, be a proud Keystone Oaks Basketball team. J. V. Basketball Keystone Oaks Opponent 37 Wilkinsburg 49 55 Bellevue 56 22 Sto-Rox 50 36 South Hills 52 50 Carnegie 52 49 Langley 46 49 Brentwood 27 45 Trinity 27 41 U. S. C. 49 48 Cannon-Macmillon 28 28 Bethel 54 54 -Washington 70 11 Mt. Lebanon 40 44 Brentwood 70 52 U. S. C. 73 52 Cannon-Macrnillon 27 39 Bethel 42 28 Washington 74 28 Mt. Lebanon 52 29 Trinity 45 7 7 Q Q63 Coach Laylock Row 1: G. Overand, B. Bell, R. Betris, J. Ittel. Row 2: Coach Laylock, Mgr. Peglow, J. Berkeybile, D. Duffala, R. Grusch, Bill Hartlep, Tom Herrman, Mgr. Skarlinski. Keystone fights for Rebound 131 ta Track f sdf kf AX js p ! iff' . ' ' 2,21 ,. L. .- . slr- 35. ' X rf V if-152 :X 'fifj ' , Lp. .- ' - 'V -y, . - ' t ' xi, .' .. 'Q ' If l , .1 'P s ' L- ' . N ' y . 1. ,lf 1 XJ 1 , .Q , N.. ' . , -. as N ,An-f',v 'V-X ' ' W. ' ' A 1 U -.. 4' .. -fr x' ' '-e l '.3'g.+-.M A 'f Af? 1' , W ., n- , ,q:::' L- fl , I , , , 3i+A f Qf' , ' W 5 'Tm R Q4 Q e at J . ' T wif-, f Q . 2. :if W ,V57Qs:.:.-' ---- - Qt, ,.. IW fi' f . J , ' v-xv: aii 1 ru- s sm.4, 1 A U ' ' 'N f V ' ' I ' - ' 'J ' II I 1 I , L , L I I 9 Q,.t5f Q Q' e 4 1 5 SQ 'gag C, 'f 22.1 ' ' 54,21-L , '1- . ' . 7 XWQ A-3 ,Q E as 132 Smooth as a blade Track is Keystone's most popular spring sport, but it lacks spectators and participants. Coach Kling Works hard, year after year, to bring track up to a main sport. This year's team had a fine season, but lacked this in its record. The Oakers kept competition close in every contest. Rain, also, ruined much of the season and practices, which hurt the team. Next years track team, with a little luck and some help from its lettermen, could bring Keystone a fine track season. Track Ramsey shoots the shot ia rf 1 4 'N 4'!:14 , . ' T?-was - View R Batman! ! ! -iv i '4- 2 11 A A ,. ,z ji' . L 1.-, r IYJILK. U' U ,ia . .-.h V Nizer launches U. F. O. Weeeeeee! ! ! ! ! ! Bananas hits the hurtle E' L- , V I . Y, .,.,v5.v, Off to Gramma's house Up, up, and away 1 133 134 Rifle 1966-1967 Rifle Scores Mt. Lebanon Millvale Munhall Bethel Park Mt. Lebanon Millvale Munhall Bethel Park 500 496 500 496 500 492 500 495 K.O.H.S K.O.H.S K.O.H.S K.O.H.S. K.O.H.S. K.O.H.S. K.O.H.S K.O.H.S 477 47 5 487 488 487 480 487 490 -Nt v '!f l. Q I,-',,. .N . J , .,, , I I : If . Elf L. Although this year's rifle team did not win any of its matches, the team came close to victory several timesg it found the opposition more accurate than themselves. Under the direction of Mr. Richard Pratt, the team had eight lettermen. Mike Richardson, Dave Kirkwood, Bruce Barrett, Ron McCorke1, Dale Smoot, Richard Dunhoff, Alen Hertrick. 135 136 Tennis TENNIS SCORES 1966-1967 Thomas Jefferson 0 Bethel Park 5 Fort Cherry 5 Canon McMillan 3 Chartiers 2 C arnegie 5 Crafton 1 Fort Cherry 2 Canon McMillan 2 Chartiers 1 Carnegie 5 Crafton 1 K.O.H.S K.O.H.S K.O.H.S K.O.H.S K.O.H.S K.O.H.S K.O.H.S K.O.H.S K.O.H.S K.O.H.S K.O.H.S K.O.H.S This year's tennis team had a record of seven Wins and five losses. After losing four of their first six games they Came back to win five. This year's senior lettermen were Rich Bradford and Ted Weiland. Returning lettermen will be Ron Urban and Dave Farkus I I QliQ xxx QQACSKQQ4 'i C Q 1KK . , .4fQl,V Qi , gn 4 4 nic K , . C C C' ga 1, ' -. .KV' , CQ f -f , C J . - . 5 6,1 1 I , A , . f y ' 4 f Q S J N 5 A - ' . . , A qs xx x x K s . 'iff 'A ,s Q - x Kxt cfcx a af! c,c.s ix Q Qi Q K Kfkxk K f i x g C 4 x Q'g X444 xkkk gc x 4 0 Rik C Q g 4 xxxxfQ Qxix gc I 4 A KxKcCQQc14 'if 4q4KxQ4 '.f K,4 C C X: 4 Q K 9,f, Q c Q Kxr,lQ icq x 1 4 x ,N Q K x A 4 f K I Q gi INCC r axxlql f f Ar,4x rf fr1'.'q'ifg4 4 X41 f 4 4 ,Y F 4s 137 I P ,U I 6 ' 'y gf' 1 F33 X Activities - +, Student Council Officers: S. Bodamer, D. Dick, E. Gray, R. Lam mert, R. Morris. The Student Council of Keystone Oaks serves as the students' voice in the affairs of the school. One representative or one alternate representative from each home- room meet twice monthly to discuss school problems and suggestions for school im- provement. The organization acts as a mediator between faculty and student body. Student Council met this year under the direction of Mr. Frank B. Lennox. Rick Lammert officiated as president, Ron Morris as vice president, Elaine Gray as secretary, Denise Dick as treasurer and Sue Bodamer as corresponding secretary. Projects sponsored by Student Council this year were: the annual magazine campaign, Hush Day, providing buses for away football games , and selling Golden Eagle book sacks . tudent Council i Q , 1 Row 1: S. Raffeale K. Mizer L. Swegal M. Geier D. Dick Martin C. Clark D. Keebler P. Schroeder R. Dunb r D. S. Bodamer, R. Mdrris, E. Gray, K. Lankes, G. Riechino, B. Walter. Row 2: M. Carmichael, L. Morrow, M. Locke, S. DeGrazia, C. Garrity, D. Carson, Mr. Spence, P. Czajka, C. Yeh, J. Clark, A. Illig, A. Santo, Row 3: G. Klousnitzer, B. I l 9 I Q 3' 7 Kennelly, J. Vigano, V. Varberakis, P. DiPippa, J. Ingram, N. Byers, Row 4: T. Mallin, R. Rohosky, J. Mazur, R. Grusch, D. Wilson, D. Duffala, S. Kapcar, R. Sims, D. Francis, T. Gents, D. Burnside, J. Friday. ational Honor Society Row 1: Miss Romano, P. Matvey, C. Clark, E. Matlin, R Sims, G. McManus, A. Illig, J. Courtwr1ght,C.Paul, Row 2 R. Poole, D. Racis, M. Locke, K. Hanna, A. Santo, S McKinley, B. Walter, S. Vollmer, L. Morrow, T. Chou, L Marcus, R. DiGiova.nnl, Row 3: R. Sakmar, R. Staining P. Norkus, B. Donati, K. Tosic, D. Flaus, G. Kovac, D Ball, M. Sam, D. Coklnos, E. Henke, W. Opaska, Row 4: A student elected to National Honor Society is given the highest recognition Keystone Oaks High School offers. This honor brings to the student the obligation to im- prove conditions around him and promote the qualities of Leadership, Character, Scholarship, and Service for which the National Honor Society stands. Students are inducted into the Society twice a year, at mid-year induction in February and at the T. Weiland, P. Pace, T. Welsch, E. Compel, N. Byers, S. Kraeuter, J.Ilgen, D. Hartman, N. Henshaw, L. Conway, K. Lankes, J. Marcucci, G. Jucha, D. Fielder, Row 5: E. Winkler, S. Kapcar, L. Swegal, P. Czajka, C. Peterson, G. Norkus, M. Hurlburt, N. Hilvick, J. Mendelsohn, J. Overand, J. Farkus, R. Dunhoff, K. Ripple, T. Brakalov. Awards Assembly in June. In the past National Honor Society has established the academic and citizenship honor rolls and dress-up day. This year it sponsored the Academic Banquet for those seniors graduating with honors. Richard Sims acted as president, Andrea Illig as vice-president, Gretchen McManus as secretary and Jean Courtwright as treas- urer of this year's National Honor Society. 141 A . , a..,- - .mf f-. . ,I V 1 Wa Row 1: Mr. Cravotta, T. Chou, J. I1gen,G. Melis, McHenry, C. Primavera, B. Frew, J. Pastin, S. McLaren, S. Bolaris, A.I11ig,Row2:R. Metlin, Row 4: C. Poe, M. McClellan, D. Keebler, S. C. Garrity, E. Zebo, L. Swegal, E. Etzi, J. Rudolph, S. Kapcar, R. Sims, P. Hartman, E. Swearingen, P. Matvey, E. Metlin, Row 3: D. Winkler. Cokinos, P. Donati, C. Walters, P. Huigens, E. -. 35,1 3 Mr. Cravotta - sponsor Sue Franz, Co-Editor and Activities Editor 14317 ' '- , ' ix 4 9 - x x' -: .- A 1' - Sue McLaren, Co-Editor and Andrea Illig, Faculty and Senior Editor Administration .1 VEWTTTIT ff r Row 1: Mr. Wallace, K. Mizer, B. McConnell, P. Mangan, N. Sippel, E. Henke, Row 2: Bl Will, S. Miller, P. Reeb, J. Mitchell, S. Lamb, N. Brazier, Row 3: D. Falvolito, C. Clark, J. Swoager, M. Sam, M. Story, J. Etzel, J. Pastln. Torch The Torch serves as a memory in pictures and words of this school year to the Keystone Oaks students. To an interested out- side observer, it is an introduction to the students, faculty, ac- tivities and traditions that are a part of Keystone Oaks High School. The editorial staff, whose faculty advisor is Mr. Warren Cravotta, begin in September to assemble the yearbook. They work through the school year, photographing and writing about school events. The Torch business staff, under the leadership of Mr. Raymond Wallace, handle the yearbook's financial affairs by selling adver- tisements and promoting yearbook sales. Theresa Chou, Faculty and Administration Gus Melis, Sports .ofa Ed Henke, Business Jeanne llgen, Underclass 'Q 'v 'E' I 3 v 1 . I Row One: P. Reeb, C. Paul, M. Locke, D. Flaus, Garrity, P. Hughes, K. Tosic, L. Swegal, S. G. McManus, N. Byers, S. Moreland, N. Brazer. Kraeuter, K. Hanna, K. Gallager, C. Welland, J. Row Two: J. Gustina, K. Ruso, T. Chou, A. Illlg, Etzel, B. Will. Row Four: D. Wilson, J. Fiddler, R. Metlin, R. Steining, J. Lamb, J. Mitchell, K. E. Horbal, T. Bracklov, J. Mendelsohn, C.Clark, Shannahan, M. Hauser, Row Three: D. Buff, C. J. Herman, E. McManama, C. Peters. Keynote Miss Onest, E. Gray, R. Sims, J. Mazur, J. Barteck, S. Walter, E. Stout. To inform Keystone Oaks High School students of school events, achievements, problems and activities is the job of the Keynote, the school newspaper. The edi- torial stagff, under the direction of Mr. Harry Graff, Write, edit, and publish a monthly paper for this purpose. 4, The business staff, sponsored by Miss Eleanor Onest campaign for subscribers, sell advertisements , and distribute the paper. A representative from the Keynote attended the Junior Press Club conference this year. The views of notable persons visiting the Pittsburgh area .were included in its monthly issues. J! A - -- A Librar lub The Library Club, under the guidance of Mr. Cravotta, strives to promote interest in the use of the library, an understanding of the inner workings of the library, and to en- courage those students, who are un:- deoided as to their future,to consider the field of librarianship as acareer. Any student, interested inthis activity is always welcome to become a part of the club. Officers are: President: Sigrid Booth, Vice President: Carol Brown, Secretary: Melissa Lamb, Treasurer: Edie McHenry, and Public Relations Liason Officer: Jacki Swearingen. Red Cross Club Mrs. Dau, K. Gallagher, J. Overand, C. Weiland, B. W111, T. Melodia, R. Stiening, E. Brothers, B. Lohle, L. Otway, R. Poole, J. Kettren, J. Schoenlng, E. McManama, K. Tosic, J. Chervanka. -A -7 -7- , KFFTC C' L ..-l The Red Cross Club is a group of ambitious stu:- dents, who devote a lot of their time to helping others. Their sponsors, Mrs. Dau and Mrs. Shull, guide them in their many and various activities throughout the year. Filling Christmas stockings and putting on a Varieties show for several hospitals are only two of the many worth-S while activities done by these students. 145 Paula Czajka Ginny Norkus Janie Goldsberry Chris Peterson Elaine Gray Nancy Neff Cindy Dlugos 1116 Cheerleaders P. Norkus, M. Goerk, S. Tom11nson,W.Hixson, D. Adams, M. Baldrldge, B. Walter. Sue Bodamer, Head . hALl..A.A IKLK-A ..L,, ...,,.,.L., 'T ' x , ,...l-' 1 I Efhjy Pep Club Pep Club is by far the largest extra-curricular organization in K.O.H,S. Under the leadership of Mr. Pratt, Mr. Smith, and Mr. Lucas, this club instills excitement, enthusiasm, and school spirit into the entire student body at all of the K.O.H.S. athletic events. Every football and basketball player, wrestler, and track star realizes and appreciates the backing he gets from these students. The amount of school spirit in K.O.H.S. is definitely reflected from the size of this club. 147 Betty Chllcott--head Lynn Clerihue Beverly Chlop M ajorettes s f on Ne 1 Diane Bowers Arlene Lorenzini Paulette Winkowski Judy Burke 6: ft X it 11, .di F' KE' r- 1 Sandy Raffaele Adrienne Young Debbie Delduca Debbie Racis 148 Band and Color Guard: K. Mlzer, P. Dover, A. Barton, T. Melodia, D. Adams, M. Hurlbut, C. Dobos, N. Hilvic, C. Utz, D. Gracki. Color Guard The Band, Majorettes and Honor Guard comprise the marching units of Keystone Oaks Senior High School. They perform at Pep Rallies, Parades, Football half-time shows and combine with the vocal music groups to present the annual Musicale. Any musically talented student may try out for membership in the Band and if selected, will become a member of an organization which personifies the true spirit of Keystone Oaks Senior High School. Under the direction of Mr. Mel I. Rush, the Band Director, welcomes whole- heartedly all students willing to join this musical group for self-enrichment. 149 h Ensembles 'r ' ' l 150 4 --. J. Mazur, A. Santo, D. Smoot. Row 2: K. Ford, J. Courtwright. Row 1: A. Santo, R. Ford, J. Ingram, Row 2: D. Hartman, J, Mazur, C. Paul, L, Morrow, Row 3: C. Weiland, N. Henshaw, J . Courtwright. ,lv wg: V ,- i -h hair . . Y, ? W Glee Club The A Cappella Choir and Glee Club are opened to students who enjoy singing. They are directed by Mr. Beiswenger. Each year the Choir, Glee Club , and Band present the Mus icale to the public. There are also the Girls' and Boys' Ensembles for members who are more enthusiastic. -' A ' TTWTV' TW? VV ,.T, , Row 1: J. Mazur, L. Paul, C. Baldridge, D. Smoot. Row 2: E. Winkler, D. Clark, R. Sims, J. Clarkin. Row 3: R. Kidd, T. Aschom, D. Francis, J. Petrich. 151 Robert Reith, Janet Loos, James Friday, Richard Leierzapf, Dale Duffala, Trombone Choir 152 J. Laquatra, J. Mazur, D. Francis, M. Haritan Vocal Music . . Accompanist . . Charlottown ..... Kum Ba Yah ...... Ain't a-that Good News . De Animals A-Comin' . Standin' on the Corner Medley from Fantaslcks . . . People from Funny Girl . Twin Pianos Medley . . . The Sweetheart Tree . . Gideon Briggs ........ Ego Sun Tui Plaga Doloris Blow, Prarle Wind .... The Riddle ........ Do You Fear the Wind Won't You Marry Me . . If I had a Hammer . . . Beautiful Savior . Interlude . The Shadow of Your Smile Star-Spangled Banner . . . Stars and Stripes Forever M usicale 1967 ANNUAL SPRING CONCERT PRESENTED BY . . John G. Beiswenger Instrumental Music . . . . . . . Angela Santo Ushers PROGRAM ' 'Bb5ls'E1.5eini,15' Nancy Henshaw . . -Gl1:1'sErlsemble. -.-.-.-nun--.. Directed by Martha Shaver vu-....suvu.--...su Ruth Poole--Soloist . . Mel I. Rush . . Honor Guard . . Charles F. Bryan African Spiritual . Negro Spiritual . . arr. Bartholomew . . . . . . Frank Loesser Tom Jones--Harvey Schmidt . ........ Jule Styne . . Angela and Louise Santo . . . . . . Mercer-Mancini . .... Frank Loesser . . Heinrich Schutz . . . R. M. Beadell . Folk Song arr. Owen . . . . . . Leland Sateren . . Folk Song arr. Simeone . Lee Hays and Pete Seeger . . F. Mellus Christiansen . . . .......... Bob Santom--Joe Chromey Utter Confusion Jack Laquarta--Lou Parise . Violin solo by Nadine Hllveck . . . Accompanist Angela Sa.nto 1 .-.....--so--.--. .. ...--..-----.-Q. . . . . . ..... Smith, Key Sousa Majorettes Dle Meistersinger . . ................ ...... W agner Viennese Refrain . . ................. . . Arr. by Dedrlck Trombone solo by Jim Friday Exodus ..... . ............................ ...... G old Rlgoletto .... ...... ............... .... . . . Verdi Clarinette solo by Alan Hertrlck Piano Accompanist- -Angela Santo Waltzing Winds . . . . . Flamingo Trumpets . . . ' l .... ........Butts Mike Harltan, Jim Mazur, Jack Laquarra, Dave Francis .----'-q......- Concert Medley By Henry Mancini ..... . . ...... . . ..... . T-Bones Rare--Trombones 'Dire-Qted'by ivrike naritan' Five Mellow Winds--To the Memory of Glenn Miller ..... . . ..... . Etude in Boogie--For Piano and Band . . . . . Brazilia .... . . . . . Swing March--Majorettes . . BornFree......... 'Plain-S soidby iv1ik21iaArit5n' ' . . . . Osterling . Arr. by Warrington . . Zane Van Auken . . Schanke Walters . Arr. by Herb Alpert . . . . . . Mancini . . Black and Berry 153 I ,, , 2 :t a f .Q Q 4 t gui' V 'L Y sf . . , Science Club Science is the up and coming thing and under the leadership of Mr. Ian Smith, Mr. Noel Lucas, and Mr. Richard Pratt. The mem- bers of the Science Club learn the newest methods and facts of today's scientists. The members of this club keep up with all the latest news in their field by conducting experiments and pare tlolpatlng in discussions. These students of today may someday be the great scientists of to- IIIOITOW. Row One: Mr. Smith, R. Steining, E. Winkler, J. Cannon, M. Hauser, Mr. Lucas. Row Two: M. Hines, L. Marcus, G. Augustine, C. Letzkus, L. Otway, C. Simeone, D. Kominskl Row Three: Mr. Pratt, M. Russell, J. Overand, J. Mendelsohn, S. Davis, R. Whitfield, J. Delahanty. 154 Math Club Mu Alpha Theta is a national high school and junior college mathematics club, designed to increase under- standing and enjoyment of mathematics. Members meet and discuss new techniques of various mathematlc principles. Membership in this interesting and worthwhile organization will be of great benefit to the student. Row One: Miss Romano, D. Flaus, K. Tosic, S Marr, J. Overand, Row Two: C. Brown, C. Paul, T. Chou, A. lllig, C. Dumais, S. McKinley, F Hyde, D. Ball, J. Robson, R. Feld Row Three! J. Steele, R. Poole, T. Brakalov, R. Wood, A. C. Letzkus, E. Winkler, R. Sims, T. Welland Ripple, P. Pace, E. Henke, G. Aull. Hertrick, J. Mendelsohn, J. Pastln, S. Kraeuter K. Hanna, J. Herrman, E. Compel Row Four ,K G.A.C. G. A. C. is open to allgirls who enjoy participating in vari- ous sporting games. The club also helps sponsor the annual Twirp Twirl, in November and organizes an act for Varieties, each year. Pres. Deborah Keebler, V. Pres. Denise Dick, Sec. P atricia Norkus, Treas. Georgia Piraino, Team Mgr. Judy Rosser. Thespian ociety The Thespian Society is an Honorary Society associated with, and chartered by the National Thespian Society. Membership is earned by actual work with the troupe in the field of Dramatic Arts. This year the troupe produced Curtain Going Up and conducted a workshop in make-up for the Pa. State Thespian Convention. ll T '-I 3'1l,-iff -fi Tj 'T ' rj .7-' ,H . 1 1 - Q Q A m , , 155 156 if ' WY' Row One: J. Pastin, E. Etzi, L. Swegal, C. Miller, D. Andrews, M. Lederman, L. E. Metlin, B. Mann, W. Lewicki, J. Oswald, Markus Row Three: J. Siesky, E. Henke, J. Clarkin, C. Primavera, J. Parise Row J. Winkler, K. Ripple, J. McKinney, R.Slms, Two: D. Keebler, G. Augustine, D. Nicholson, G. Aull Projection Club One of the few service or- ganizations in K.O.H.S. is the Projection Club. From their sponsor, Mr. Ian Smith, these students learn how to operate such classroom equipment as Public Address Club One of the most necessary organ- izations in K.O.H.S. is the Public Address Club. These knowledgable young men, under the guidance of Mr. Ian Smith, operate the P.A. equipment at all school activities held in the high school gym- nasium. Even though they are rarely thanked publicly for their services, the entire student body appreciates all that they do. tape recorders, and film and slide projectors. Their knowledge is an asset to all the teachers and students in the school. Row One: R. Torkazi, Mr. Smith, W. Lewickl Row Two: E Henke, K. Ripple, E. Winkler Ushers Club Ushers Club is a group of ambitious students willing to give their time and energy for the benefit of K.O.H.S. Under the leadership of Mr. Ian Smith, they greet and seat the public at all school athletic events and other important ac- tivities. The student body of K.O.H.S. appreciates the continued fine service that this club renders. ow One: Mr. Smith, P. Czajka, D. Keebler, B. Chilcott, L. Swegal ow Two: G. Winkler, J. Pastin, L. Krill, J. Farkus Row Three: E. enke, J. Overand, D. Andrews Row Four: D. Keith, K. Ripple, G. Jucha. Industrial Arts lub The Industrial Arts Club, sponsored by Mr. Batterby, has become more popular than ever in the past year. This organ- ization, in addition to its regular meetings, holds work nights in the shop. This time is devoted to either individual work or a group project. The Industrial Arts Club also plays abig part in organizing the Fine Sz Practical Arts Show each year. Presi- dentg Dennis Keith, V. Presidentg John Muir, Sec-Treas. Deborah Keebler, Sgt-at-Arms Richard Dettling. Row One: S. Unger, G. Slagle, C. Bailey, E. Petronie Row Three: R. Sanchez, R. Mr. Batterby, P. Shipley, W. Lewicki, D. Beacom, R. Dettling, D. Keith, J. Mazur, Kunning Row Two: J. Muir, L. Krill, G. B. Johnson, K. Kretzler Melis, D. Keebler, R. Morris, S. Bolaris, s-wad' 'N 157 r . or ' ' f rf- P 1 r , , 5 , . T' I n :AT l 4 Row 1: Mrs. Hilterman, C. Poe, B. Donati, P. Donati, N. Hilvic, F. Hlris, C. Capan, Row 2: G. McManus, D. Neff, B. Will, S.Kraeuter,J.Hagian,K.Shanahan, D. Metz, C. Howcroft, C. Gross, P. Limpert Row 3: K. Hannah, B. Dodson, K. Prave, J. Pacienza, N. Diak, P. Hickman, B. Lohe, C. Vetter Row 4: B. Costello, L. Otway, H. Wessel, S. Stoehr, J. Caraciolo, D. Grachi, M. Hurlbert, D. Coklnos, C. Dobos F.T.A. F.H.A. The Future Homemakers of America, now in its fifth year at Keystone Oaks, celebrated its 50th anniversary this year guided by Mrs. Hllterman. The goal for this year was to concentrate on a personal, home, community, and international life, taking one aspect of life each nine weeks. In addition to this, F.H.A. spon- sored two very successful bake sales. Hyde, E Brothers, C Yellig Row2 L McDonald, J Lamb, S Dumas, Oswald, P Henderson, P. Hughes, C. McGregor, S. Welsh. Row 3. L Row 1:B. Pomerantz, J. Kelley, M.Hur1bett,A. lllig, N. Byers, D. Ball, l . F Crosby D. Neff S. Marr L. Cianclo C. Peters J. Mazur S. Stoehr Through the Keystone Oaks'chapter of the Future Teachers of America, students are offered the advantage of looking ahead to the teaching profession. As Future Teachers, the members have the opportunity to hear speakers, visit and observe other schools, see movies, attend local and state-wide conventions, and help sponsor school activities such as Open House, the Valentines Dance, and Teaching Career Month in April with a dinner for the teachers. Hopefully, through F.T.A., these students will get a glimpse of the teaching profession. Muth, N. Hilvic. Prave.'R0w 4: c'. Dobos, is. W111, K.r0s1c, K. Regar, v. Marberaklsf L 158 ELANU Stage Crew Without the Stage Crew, under the sponsorship of Mr. Wm. Reed, Varieties, Musicale, and the Senior Class Play, would not be possible. The club members are responsible for lighting, scenery, and they also set up the necessary props for each function. These behind the scene members facilitate the workin pre- senting all school productions. Paint Crew Upon the selection of the Varieties theme, the Paint Crew, under the direction of Mr. Wm. Reed, begins designing the scenery. The several sketches are then enlarged to cover an entire wall in the gymnasium. This vast piece of artwork is the result of months of preparation and hard work. When it is fianally finished, everyone agrees that the Paint Crew's efforts are vital to the success of Varieties. 159 X r if?- Ax! ff' Abiv. 1 4. , A . .41 Q Lf-Q IN l Ffh' x i ii Tk ',-,- -, m f--f w Q4 Xi , 1 i 1 -C ATENINY YA We x H1- .: if m. A ' .FKYFA ,. ,L 00 N L, - l AIR CANADA . H 9'lY4 ws'- V fff.g5'jj,',3.H1:: aifv' ,. mf P -2' ' T '2 :f p -5 L wp .. ,., w -rw 1235? 3 4?- . . nv..-A 'il I , :qi 'fi Q J, P- QM, ,, rv ,ga-11 ,.-' ' -N .r-.f Y M -.,,,,.e1nv-0' e. 1 ,na . f 'Q' J 2 C - s -. .1 CEOC Yu A . I ., 1 I,Z.,. ,1 .A nl. W , f -. w , . - 4 ow ?7!W Ty ' x' af- f 'v Q . L 5 V w N V 1 ' ' s x , , 1 , . X' X 51 fi 'WWW LEE? W X, V ., . - v 1 , 4 E vox' 14 A' Y N v 1 -A . ,. 'Q--Q w. I , 'tv wgw-M' iiL '.,-451 , H--1 - E 4,4 l -Ni f gg is 7T!.l5'J f l 5. 5 Varieties 162 Varieties Committee Playboys . . . . . . . Dance Band is 'fb ff'3.' ' X. 4 Q 'ff Tap . . . Poodle Palace Y 00 Tap . . . . Discotheque Delirium 163 164 I Modern Dance . . . . . . Very Vogue . .Ili . Modern Dance . . . Pirate Panic a1QW1.1xrm..:v a a I a fi a ' 1 a Gymnastic Team . . . . . . . . Cavaliers Football Lettermen ..... . . . Ballet Aches 165 166 fx -, , I' 1 ' 1 .XN A i.,f 6 XX Cl G. A. C. . . . ..... Fractured Fairy Tales v- 11.41 Ensembles . ..... . . Lollipops gl Lullabye E ,I 1 L g , ,,., fx '5 x Majorettes . . . . . . Struttin' Beauties - Cheerleaders . . . . Mother Earth Pagent 167 Usherettes ' '-, U , ,f 5 Q-K' .Vx Q , , lgkf, , ,B-4 0.1 Little People x fr, .Flu so of Senior Girls . . . To Be A Kid Again VT' NA ,.-Cs, ' r 4-: 'iv , ,: . 9. . , Newcomers . . . . Sing Out is M67 a A . V Nervous? -- v: -' 'x , V . Senior Girls Six . . . . Fire and Ice 170 ' Sophomore Girls . . . Ragtime Dolls Mar1aSappas . . . . . . . . Song of Carousel Sarah Dumais if ' 'FYYTTI' ' H' ll..1,154 iY4 'Q 5,114,732-.1 M X 1.9- Pom Pom Girls . . . . R-R Pep Rally Utter Confusion 7' I Y-,jill f Mother Em-tm! Musc1es?! ' 171 V V ' Beverly Chlop ...... Walk on the Wild Side vw 5 lbnfx-'X ,I ,v,,,,,,, ,svn Q8 T? If rl If I, Tw. R sh. 1 x Betty Chilcott . . ...... Dare Devil cb- - Adrienne Young .... . . Soft n' Easy 172 Christine Peterson 'ini Jliiiholft :reall Q 1 1 11'!qFQv X Q I Make-up Crew H1 there! Help! x eu - x L 5 174 Complete line of -- Soft Drinks -- Pretzels -- Potato Chips Sunset Distributing Company FREE HOME DELIVERY 531-3001 331 Mt. Lebanon Blvd. Across Street from Pittsburgh, Pa. 15234 Lebanon Shops Joe Auria Linda Baraky Karen Berkeybile Jack Boyd Randy Brown Linda Conway Paula Czajka Dana Dorgan Ron Eremita Kathy Ford Joe Ferguson Ginny Fordyce COMPLIMENTS OF Senior Homeroom 11 Mrs, Marie Esihos Student Council Representatives Steve Kapcar Paula Czajka Rege Friday Nancy Henshaw Dave Ingold Steve Kapcar John Lee Bob Leslie Dale Mackensen Ruth Messes Barbara Mills Chris Paul Marilyn Pokoro Connie Primavera Bonnie Ruhling John Schmidt John Soukup Joyce Wagner Sue Walter Linda Williams Mike Worthington Bob Yannone Dale Smoot Mrs. Esihos ' 2 l s..4.:, -is I' A.: . . , I f-Z an Jr My ru -Q f . 9.4 l c ch r 2 15- ' Q- fix 4.-In 7 . 4 ' ., A I. ch. 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