Kittanning High School - Kit Han Ne Yearbook (Kittanning, PA)
- Class of 1970
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Table of Conienis Wf.,,, + , .M on at , , 9 ,W 0 Q v Av h I .ibm ' 'V 2, 1 hail-455, f9?ffs: W xi.-H+ ,JI 'mug J 1 ,gf mf' I Foreword A yearbook is a record of the events and actixities that have occurred during the past school year. This annual rec- ord serves as a register of sports, projects. classes, and stu- dent life in general. After graduation each of us will follow different paths: some of us will attend collegeg others will enter technical in- stitutesg still others will go directly into the business world. All of us, however, will remember the experiences ofour high school life. The Kit-Han-Ne staff hopes that this yearbook will help you to recall fond memories ol' Kittanning Senior High School. Alma Maier Lyrics by Mildred Morztgonzerx' MUSIUI' by J. I1 Colonna By the winding Allegheny There's a spot that we adore We pledge our faith to Alma Mater And our love forevcrmore. Of friendships made in our dear high school Binding ties shall always stand So here's a toast to old Kittanning, The best school in all the land. We rise to cheer Kittanning High School All our hearts to her are bound Let's lift her praises to the hilltops, She's the best that can be found. She stands for all that's good and loyal, For her standards she wins fame May we all go on ceasing never To bring glory to her name. 4 In Memoriam The Class of 1970 has suffered the un- fortunate loss of two of its members. Thomas Heckman and John Puskar died in automobile accidents before they completed their educations. Although we must go on without them, their pres- ence will be sadly missed. THOMAS HECKMAN JOHN PUSKAR Dedicaiion JAMES J. YACKMACK dwg e ww x . it isa t t - K . ,sif t ali X t Throughout our years of high school, many teachers have given us help and counsel. One teacher in particular has en- couraged and aided us in our class activities. Friendly, sym- patheticg willing to help, are all words to describe this person. In gratitude for all he has done for us, we, the Class of 1970, dedicate this issue ofthe Kit-Han-Ne to you, James Yackmack. Advlsor KH han ne an Siaff A Co Edufors THOMAS SCHIFFGENS SUE HICHEY MARY KAY MEIGHEN Lenape Tech: KANDY BOWSER Underclassmen: BEV HU NIA ff CJ Faculty Editor KAREN SELLNER Junior High Editor: AL JOHNSTON Senior Editor: KAREN RAU Assistant: JENILEE RALSTON Sports Editors: BARNEY FEICHT BILL STARR Lay-out Editors: SHELLY and SALLY MILLIGAN Art Editor: LAURA SELLERS Literary Editor: STEVE KROPINAK Typists: JAN MCILWAIN CERIANNE HENRY Business Editor: MARY ELLEN CUNNINGHAM Assistant: KAREN MARSHALL -Q., lE1orm5m6Q51,i 1 A QF' lb IB 5455055235 In Going and . . . Although the job of Superintendent of Schools is a difficult task, we are certain that you will be able to handle your new position capably. Soon the class of 1970 will be leaving secondary school, but we wish the very best for you as you guide the paths of the underclassmen. FROM THE CLASS OF 1970 if C. N. HANNER I4 DR. RICHARD G. STOTTLEMEYER . . . Out Going Quperintendents For several years you have served our school system well as the Superintendent of Schools. Many young adults benefitted because of your faithful service. Now, as you retire from this po- sition, the Class of 1970 wishes to thank you for the role you have played in our education. FROM THE CLASS OF 1970 i N . I Rau' Une: John H. Mvffoy, Federal Funds. Margaret W. Shoemaker, Specialized llurrivulumg Jamlls Porter. Secondarv Education. Row Two: Richard E. Mof- llll, Pvrsonnclg Lvonurrl L. Holt, Trurlsportationg Lvroy Smith. MillHll'l12lnf'1'Q r Waulr- ll. Hall, lilemvnlary Education: Valvnline G. Z4-llnfrs, Busiru-ss. a i And O n School ff- -,,, Board Armsirong Counfg School Disirici IDA Wl:lS'l'VVO0D. 0x1-mx Sw. I0 Supl.: Ser. to Armstrong S1-lmul Board Lfjl lo Right: Frv1lS. Nlaizv, Elzim- lVl. Whilv. Carl L. Burton. Hirharll A. Mix. 'l'. Frml Sln-rluurnv. William Smolik. Mrs. .Io- se-ph l'. flostanxa. Ne-vin C. Rupvrt. W. .lusm-ph Morgan. ROBERT PRYDE Solicitor LOIS W. ANDERSON Treas. to Armstrong School Board v' School Services MARGARET W. Director of Specialized Curriculum MARIE CARROLL School Food Service ealih Services MARY ELDER Senior High Nurse ALLENE W. WILSON Junior High Nurse HUGH STITT M.D. PAUL BAYNE D.D. CHARLES W. WOODWARD At work . . an And plag . . Our Principal . . . LETTER TO THE PRINCIPAL: We, the class of 1970, wish to extend our deepest appreciation to Mr, Charles Wood- ward, who has acted as principal during our years of senior high school. Throughout these years he has helped us with our proj- ects, guided our education, and aided us in our development as future citizens. Mr. Woodward, who is often willing to try new ideas, has been very interested in our student affairs and has been very liberal with us. We appreciate his trust, and we hope that we have lived up to that trust. THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1970 ROBERT T. ADAMS Assisiani Principal ah 9 e c S r e NANCY JOHNSTON i a r i e NANCY ARNOLD S w 1' NANCY LIXEENEOOD .l4i DAVID S. Yl'l.iC Junior High Principal Junior High Principal Bl'1ATRICl'i REMALICY JUDITH CLAYPOOL Sevrolarv Clerk af 49 AVANELLE S. GRAFTON Senior High U . I The role of the Guidance Counsellors at Kittanning High School is to aid students in planning their curriculum and to help them with any school problems. FORD W. SHANKLE Senior High D 9 ITI rf 3 no ea 9 JOAN L. CARETTI Junior High JOHN W. MOORE Junior High S, xxx MARTHA MITCHELL Senior High Librarians -+5 I I. D 1111 fgl r b 6' HIP YOU OI' 0 YUUI' l0lllt'l'00lH FI M. SHAFFER, R. ZELLEFELLOW, M. WHITE, E. M4-CRACKEN, 5. BUWSER, H. STEWART, A. CAMP, D. LANE, M. HUUGH, J. ORR. 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High ' 5 140' 'Y' Mrfvhanival Drawing I. II, and III, Wondsllop II and III . . . RALPH P. TAY- LOR. Sr. High Art I. H, and III ,fx And you call that art! J' MX SW X Ux V5 ff J M' f' N. N g 4'5 ' g hh V- m M 1 7 A , xii if f f f W M j f f' M xv ji., 4 ' Ji' M f hhhhh f f -:A, ' A .f ,l M M ,nh M PAVI, A. THOMPSON, Jr. High lhshhfhhhhn Mhsah. . . JQANN K. TYRRI-:LL. JiEf High Ah . . . JAMES YACKMACK. Sr. High Woodshop I and II. Metal Shop I, ll, and Ill 36 Department Head Social Qludies WILLIAM W. CRISSMLAN World Cultures 'QX X M . 313 Xlxllis, K 13 51 . :vim K w i ' -' be '-1,2 Yi? 1 xlkl Lhl l.l ' ili ,,', I 1 I na . . - 2- A Nf l -af JEA1ii311SbWSER, mm-. . .BETTY M. DAVISQ' Core' . . . DONALD E. FRECH, Pa. History .. . JLNE S. HOYET, Core 'Theenglof another day. - ' nfhtfwy xri. 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'ff,A V V T 501999 SYSTEQ Department Head 1 wf yyf V I ' ' TW T' ' 'f 'T 'V ' W W' M M K iw L f A . 345 . ,, WW, ,d f y , M ? 11 w, fm ,,,, '- M , L wwwww- Jah , 3 WW bfi? Z W-wh M if zf-M ,- ,, , , N,,,.,, ,. ,,,,,, ,WW ,.,,, A ,, ,.,,, , , , , , ,i ,,,.. .N.N .W m.,Wmm,,,mvwwwwmm.Wfw.M,, -,,,, ' N 'W s .. 'fn ,le ww ' A: vAA A A ff L: h, , V ., , h A :Af ,j? jff V 1' if 2 ff W V .,, W. :f,, 4 t ' ,,-, if J, C. BLACKWELL, Sr. High Biology . . . RICHARD BOCGS, Jr. High Science . . . DOROTHY L. BURKHOLDER. Jr. High Science 7 40 Now look, Iiil explain this once again. i X ,, This sure is interesting, huh, kids. l , ff f 32, 7 fa -f-J l f ww. , rf , f -Y , y E f ME f E EI Ta HC ifZUNiEiIl Ng-1, ,gg 9 JRR fxlfy' e J 2215114 i 'fiffiiiii 22153 H3139 ik '- A , . , FKENNETH M. WEAVER, Jr. High Scif-nite . . . ROY B. WINEBERG, Sr. High Academic Science, Biology I and II i 1 .. , ::iff:',2 51 ,iii 9 -.,,-fi :X li M..,...wMRwmem H ' ,i., 2, Everyone k ig'tH3ig3'THIS IS THE I A THE CAT. Atvvl, ' i.,L 'ii E 4l Firsf Semesier Siudeni Teachers SANDRA BORDICK TIM CARLTON SHERRI COCHRANE LINDA FAULKNER PAUL McDOWELL 42 RICHARD SCHNEIDER JOHN SHANER DAVID WENCKOWSKI K p ' IW, A ' 13 I 'mia RICHARD SMITH LINDA JULIE'I'I'E Q53 I V .7 -lf' f--I N 'I ,ah ,asf , Q , x A rL2R,,., ,. K g ' 'k' A K, LARRY SNYDER REMEMBER . . When Mrs. Montgomery made her Speech class breathe . . . When Mr. Beckwithls student driver ran into the garage door . . . Mr. Blose's party for Charlie . . . When Miss Painter's 3rd period English class turned into 4th period study hall . . . Mr. Round selling junior candy to his senior homeroom . . . Break a leg, Mr. Schiffgens? . . . Mr. Rosenberger jumping lunch line . . . Ignorance isn't bliss. Correct, Miss Foulis? . . . Mr. Baker's collecting lunch tickets . . . When Mr. Bestwick stepped into the paper can . . . Mr. Kokolis on Slave Day . . . Mr. Taylor's ties . . . This is keen, Mrs. Harvey . . . Mr. MeConnell7s rich'l filing cabinet . . . The farm . . . Mr. Sysyn . . . Our GREAT football coach . . . Mrs. Charley's The Ravenu . . . Mrs. Rockwell's little cart . . . Our substitute librarian . . . Mr. Brown's little black marks . . . What Mr. Bowers does on weekends . . . Mrs. Connls all girl homeroom . . . The team Mrs. Duncan supports . . . Mrs. Eas- ley's Chicken Fat . . . Our chemistry experiments that always worked . . . Mr. Gourley's pre-med course . . . Mrs. Harvey's pantomime . . . Mrs. Maize's Boys' Home ECN . . . Mrs. Lorigan's quizzes . . . Senor Martinezis sword . . . The newlyweds on the Brotherhood Bus to the AIC game . . . Mr. Vensel's giving us points to help us pass. . . When Mr. Wineberg was a boy . . . Our GREAT basketball coach . . . Mrs. Elder, can I have a Band-Aid for my upset stomach? . . . Mr. Steim . . . Our great SENIOR advisors . . . Flash Bestwick . . . The tears in junior high Spanish I . . . Dial-a-prayerf, Mr. Gardner? . . . Push these chairs in . . . Mrs. Suckling's art class . . . Mr. Bower's red Mach I . . . Miss Painter checking the announcements . . . Our helpful student teachers. . . Mr. Vensel's unopinionated talks . . . The support all the teachers we our teams . . . Mrs. Montgomerx s Veteran's Dax Assembly . . . Mr. Yackmaclfs help with the merry- go-round . . . All the teachers who skipped to go hunting . . . Miss Foulis's warning to the seniors that they had one minute to get to homeroom . . . Which homeroom always got treats from its teacher? . . . Mr. Nol- tleris little white trailer. . . Our SUPER wrestling coach . . . Miss Faulknens romance . . . All the teachers and the administrators who have in some way - big or small - helped us become the adults ot' tomorrow. 5 A K, 9Gm5wceM5e-m F e I n 44 meiiiwiiiaia if f II., ff Qfudeni Council . . . President - Margie Toy Vice President - Dennis Dickey Recording Secretary - Lucy Recupero Corresponding Secretary - Susan Doverspike Treasurer - Patty MCCafferty The Student Council, comprised of rep- resentatives from each homeroom, is the governing body at Kittanning Senior High. This year, as in past years, STUCO was su- pervised hy Miss Pauline Smith. The Student Council acts as a link he- tween the administration and the students. It meets often to discuss school problems and to promote projects such as selling AFS Shares for the exchange student program. Miss Pauline Smith Siuco 48 Outstanding eens The goal of the Outstanding Teenagers Pro- gram is to bring to the public positive achieve- ments and attributes of todayis young people. These students will automatically be placed in competition for the Governor's Trophy, and from there will be eligible for national competi- tion. These Outstanding Teenagers are Ameri- ca's leaders of tomorrow. L, zo R.: D. PUPSON. J. ELLIOTT, S. KROPINAK. L. lo R.: ,l. Yl-Ili, M. E. CUNNINGHAM, T. MONTEBELL, B. HUNIA, D. POPSON, .I. ELLIOTT. NMSQT The primary purpose ofthe National Merit Scholar- ship Program is to identify, recognize, and encourage talented students in a way that draws public attention to the importance of their intellectual attainment, both to themselves and to the nation. More than 17,250 high schools, enrolling about 95 percent of our nation's high school students, participate in this Merit Program. We are very proud of these three students from our school who received Letters of Com- mendation for their outstanding characteristics, achieve- ments, and abilities. 49 RUTH NOEL KATHLEEN I CLAYPOOL 50 L , J, I , 1 , i ff AY ' V. K: - - .f,,,. Top Ten '-6 an'--v JILL ELLIOTT DAVID POPSON BARBARA HIINIA Valedictorian MARY ELLEN CIINNINCHAIVI SZIIUIHIOTIEIH STEPHEN RICHARD KROPINAK TRULICK BEVERLY HUNIA f 'YQ if--.7 fX SUSAN HENDERSON Nafional Honor Qooieig Officers: Pre-sident - DAVID KAPLON V. President - DAVID POPSON Sevre-tary - BARBARA HITNIA Trvasurer - JAMES YEE To recognize scholarship. lvadership. charavtcr. and servim- is tho purposc of the Na tional Honor Socivly. Mrs. Avanollv Grafton and Mr. Ford W. Shanklv. tht- guidancw counselors, are tho sponsors. Thespian Qocieig Ujyieers: President - JILL ELLIOTT? Y. President - BILL GRAZIANOI: Seeretarv - JEANNE HODGSONX Treasurer - LINDA LOCKHARTQF Reeortler - SIISAN SOLOSKII 'Honorary Membership The Thespian Soeietv. sponsored bv Mrs. Helen A. Harvev, has as its pur- pose the promoting ol' good drama and spec-ch activities in the seeondarv school. Honorarv membership is achieved bv earning points. Drama at KH9 The All-Class Plav, under the direetion of Mrs. Helen Harvey. was ,Iarzuarfv Thau: The east and crew worked manv long hours to make the plav the sueeess it was. 52 L Cast: Herbert Gage - GEORGE SWAST Freida - MARGARET HARROLD Sarah Gage - SALLY PETRIIZZI Paula Gage - ELVA DENARDO Marge Gage - JILL ELLIOTT Barbara Gage - SUSAN SOLOSKI George Hustecl - DAVID ATKINSON Jonathan Roekvvood - GLEN MCLEOD Mathilda Roekwood - KAREN SELLNER Loomis - TOM GALLAS Matt Rockwood - ALBERT SMITH lin-le Walter 7 STEVE KROPINAK Garson - DAVID BROWN Constable - AL JOHNSTON Academic Games Club Officers: Presidvnt - DAVID TOY V. President - JAMES YEE Sevrviary - PEGGY TRITLICK Treasurvr - ROBERT WOLFE Thi- purpose- ol' the- Avadvniim' Ganws Club is lo tracli the gainos and prvparv tmnns for ini:-r-school and Olympic' 1-ompvtition. The-y urv sponsored by Mr. .lavlx lVl4'lVlz1hon, sovial studios, and Mr. J. Mitvhvll Blosv. math. Kittanning High Svhool is proud ol' the-sv siudvnls that rvpresfliila-ml our svliool in tliv Avadmnic Gainvs Olyinpics in Florida last spring. They l'ilpll1I'?Ll all the honors and rf-- turnvd homo world champions. In addition, Tom Volck is the individual Will' 'n Prool' champion. Florida Winners Rem' I: STI-lVE CRAIG. JOE Bl'Rl-IAl'. DAVE TOY. 'VOM VULKK. Ron' 2: JAIVIFS YEF. DON WY.-XNT. MR. BLOSE. PEGGY TRl'LICK. BOB Hl'NlA. DEAN YEE. 53 4 eei Our Exchange Student . . . Row 1: MRS. GRPIICNBAUM. I-'llSlfN, DR. GREENBAUM. Rau' 2: .llM. LISA. SARAIL I-fl,LKN. JOHN. -it , S is . FUSFN BINGOL Fusun Bingol. our 1970 exchange student from Fregli. Turkey, is the daughter ol' Mrs. Suha Bingol. Her American parents are Doctor and Mrs. James Creenbaum, who reside at 280 North Watcir Street in Kittanning. Fusun's hobbies include playing the guitar and mandolin, reading, and listening to classical music. She is an honorary member of the Student Council and an A.F.S. Club member. The things Fusun likes best about America are po- tato ehips, clean and neat streets, beautiful houses, comfortable cars, and friendly people. Her future plans include attending a college in Turkey. She wants to help improve her country and her people. To obtain this goal. she would like to work for the A.F.S. Turkish Association and keep it successful. 54 Fusun and a friend at a dance in Fregli. g Fusun's mother and sister, Belnia, RUTH NOEL Ruth Marie- Noel, our Rotary' Exchange- Studi-nt to Santa Cruz, Bolivia, was a inenilwr of the- Jose' Tvrrazas family. Shri livvls shv gldillfil a ioleranve- and umlvr- standing ol' a different way of litk- and a fluency in the Spanish Language. Ruth is thv daughte1r0l'Mrs. Robert Noel ol' M. R. 10. Pinv Hill. Shv plans to attend Wilson Collvgv after gradu- ation. Our Lasi Year's Roiarg Exchange Siudeni . . . .. E5 .i Ruth unml lu-r Bulixiun ianiilx. Swing lwr ulll'Ullll'I'u ami his familx ull' All tlw air Inari. :X lluniliar pastilnn- - playing llu- guitar. 'I l Qi '23 Lxv l Editor - SISAN SHAFER C0-vdilol' A BARB HENRY 601412 ici? :ii Fa 4 7 ,J ,A - ' Puga- Hiilors. Mukm--up Editors. Phulugruphy Hou- I: l,. SHI lvI'l,I'IWORTH. W. CICORCE, B. STICFFY. Ron' 2: J. YOUNT. J. SICIFERT. K. CLAYPUOI I 5I',I.I,laRb. L. 5t.HAH'IzR. 5. I-RIl'.Rl. Ei2'27'IlQ'31g 517 EZJQFQF N Typists and Layout Editors Rmr 1: D. Bl'FF, R. PALINSKI. W. GEORGE. Rnu' 2: D. WOLFE. K. WETZELI.. TOY. P. CARL- PISI. R. LANIISON. f n ,-M. , - 3 I Copy R1-adm-rs, Typists. Photography Rau' 1: K. WETZELL. R. SOLTIS, S. FRIERI. Row 2: B. HENRY, J. ZIMMERMAN, A. COOK. S. SOL- USKI. I. QILEVER. P. JOHNS. 57 Head M21.iiPl't'lllT Ile-ad Majorvlte- DEBBIE UMBAUGH PATTY lVI1'CAFFPlR'l'Y Majoreiies u- I: I.. Nl,-XR'l'Z. K. Kl,lYCLPINSNlI'l'H. R. KISNIIHREK. D. SCLRU. Rau' 2: QL. LOYICH. P. M1-4IAFFEH'l'Y. IJ. l N1 BNIIQII. T. BNIHUN. f 'V www U j -. W 1 N4 , Ig-Jkt: ' 1 4 I 14+ . f fr 9 Svhool spirit is . . . BPQQEHQED GQ Gvlfderyga X i K eg -as QR . 60 Adu-rlising . LM i5xe5i6wg GLY ' iff? ' , Q N in LML3- K kwqw ' COIlL't'I1lI'llli0Il is . , . .,,. . . -- Vg, wmmzav - 'WX in Dedication is . . . in 1 , ,A ' fi Tc-rror is Elllh2iITi1SSIIlf'l1I . . . fm Antivipalion is . .NMR 1 1 La. .... Q.. KHS Marching Band The K.H.S. Wildcat Marching Band adds to the vxuitement ol' football gamvs by performing colorful, well-planned half- timv shows. The- band pravlives daily during football season under thfl supvrvisiorl of Rand Director Mr. Richard Brown. Thi- band also adds its zest and Color to parades in thv fall and in thv spring. Xe ,S KH9 Conceri Band X X N li fl 9 l 5 il' If 'B' fl 5 ' iq, ' V jg.- l I J G Under the direction of lVlr. Richard Brown, the Concert Band practimfs daily following football season to prepare for school assemblies and evening concerts. Tho banfl adds enjoy - ment to the sr-hool season by performing both classical and popular music. 64 1 Drum Major JEFF COLWICLI, Band Dirm-tor MR. BROWN Senior Band Members Ron' 1: D. L'MBAl'GH. Ron' 2: M. MICIGHEN. J. M4-ILWAIN. S. VENSEL. M. TOY. IJ, GOLDINGT-IR. .l. COL- WEl.L. T. WOLFE. B. Hl'NIA. P. BOWSER. N. HOOKS. Rau' 3: MR. BROWN. R. RFMALI-TY. D. MILSONI. D. POPSON. D. KAPLON. L, SMITH. R. JOHNSTON. B. MILSOM. T. TRPDGEN. D. WOLFE. Drum Majoretto DEBBIE COLDINGER I' JA . Band Officers L. ln R.: .I. KAPLON. M. TOY. D. GOLDINGI-IH. D. KAPLON. Run- 1: .l. CONTIRAEL. J. Rl VFFNEH, li. HENRY, K. MORRIS. Row 2 -fl. ULINGER. N. SHAFFHH. L. SHI I I'I,EWOR'l'H. IJ. LOIHLHREY Color Guard Y Pr0se-nling the Color Guard. Sviiior Nleriilwrs L. lu R.: IJ. BVRNS, A. lillfRK.fXMPl'lH. 5. lllil.D. ll. MOUIJY. P. SHlfS'l'l'iR. S. ALLSHUUS MYERS. lf. SALSGlYFR. K. .lOHNS'l'ON. S. SHAFER. .l. MOI-INEY. lillIHl'IY. The Drill Team Ther K.H.S. Drill Tc-urn prvserits colorful pellorriizim-f-s at football garnvs and paiuclvs. lfndvr thi- sponsorship ol' Nlrs. Numfy Sifliau-l'l'vr, the girls spend many hours pramrtiving and pre-parmg nc-w roulmf-s. hi. .h if 66 n ., Uflvir-ers L. In RH' S. RICHEY, D. BURNS, L. CARLI, l NOVAK. CONNIE HEDCLIN Captain Junior Varsiig ls thlv the- HUITILTIYIIIIIIQI Lourlf NANCY MEIGHEN Co-Captain Cheerleaders 971 Captain JOYCE SHAPI, X . , . 1.0-Laptal ll DIQBBY BUFF i xmmmmrs msn scnnnl I.. lo R.: 41. HOOKS. R. IASIIER. J. SHM I.. D. AN- THONY. l.. RF1Il'I'lCRO. IJ. Bl'FF. S. MILLER. CONNIE HOOKS ROBIN LASHER K Z W LUCY RECUPERO Cheerleaders SUE MILLER DARLA-X ANTHONY Chorus E The Kittanning Svnior High School Chorus entvrtainvd the student body by prosvnting thrve Comforts: the Votcrans' Day Assembly. lhv Christmas Assomhly, and a Convert in tho spring. Thr- choral dirvvlor is Mr. Rivhard Brown. M u Offcvrs: V. Presidf-nt - DAVID TOY Secretary - ROBERT VVOLFE Th e,I,a masurf-r A MARGIE TOY ha Pfesidtxm - JAMES YEE Thai K.H.S. Chapter of Mu Alpha Thvta has as its purposv the promotion of avtivitivs in the field of'n1ath0mL1Ii1's involv- ing topics not usually taught in the classroom. Atlxisor of thc club is Mr. J. Mitchell Blosc-. Keg Om Presidvnt - GREG CUNNINGHAM V. Presirlvnl - JOHN ZEIGLER Secretary - PETE WITZEMANN Treasurer - ED BOWER The' Kvy Club, sponsorvd by Mr. Gordon Neilson of thai Ki- wanis Club. is organizcd to benvfit the Community through their sm'vi1'4'. tai.-:fill Letterman Club The L0ttf'rmen's Club Consists of athletes who have lwvn awarded lvttvrs for thvir attainments in the field ol' athletivs. Mr. David lillom is the sponsor. Audio President - JIM YEE V' I V. President - ERIC PLYLER Secretary - LAURA NOEL Treasurer - DICK TRULICK Club The members ofthe Projectionist Club are trained to oper- ate the audio-visual equipment. The club has a new advisor this year, Mr. Kenneth Woodall. Li b Ojfcers: President - MARCIA MCCALL ' V. P 'dr - CINDY HILL Asslsta nts The Library Assistants Club, sponsored by Miss Martha Mitchell, is ofgreat service to our school. The members of this club dutifully give up study halls to aid their classmates and teachers. Fufure Teachers of America 0LfFC'Ff.9.' President - JOYCE SHAUL V. PT6Sidt5Ill - NANCY MEICHEN Secretary - MARY KAY MEICHEN Trvasurvr - .IUYCE ORTMANN Pilfliilfllixlllilfillll f JANICE RUFFNER Historian f DEBBIE CKRREN Undvr lhv sponsorship of Mrs. Wilhvminu Dvvmk and Mr. Roy Wim-lwrg the F.T.A. Club has gained I't't'0gI1ili0I1 of thv opporlunitivs and rvsponsibilities of teavhing as Ll profession. Future Business Leaders Umcers .' President - ,IANICE MCILWAIN Secretary - WILMA PETERS urune usmess :Angus MERlcA CD The purpose of the Future Business Leaders Club is to acquaint its members with some managerial aspects of business. Mr. Stephen Kropinak, head of the business department, is the club sponsor. Wi I in l . Medical Q OHM- J X resi en - Club 5 The Medical Careers Club was formed to acquaint the students with the various health fields. Under the supervision of Mrs. Mary Elder, school nurse, the club has had a progressive vear. ,,,, , ,, , , American ,W fl,f in-.-Simi - BARBARA 11ifN1A V. Pri-sidcnt - JAN PICARD Svcrc-tary - JEAN RAI? Tri-usilrvr - ROMAYNE SMITH Knder lhv supcrvision of Miss Pauline' Smith, the members ol' tlw AFS Club aided thc' Stud:-nt Council and thx- lfwal American Field Servivc' Commit tee in furthflring thi- exchange studs-nt program. Bugs' I u The purpose of Boys' lntramurals is to develop a favorable attitude toward worthy use of leisure time by engaging physi- cal activity. The advisors are Mr. Roger Gourley and Mr David Martinez. Drama Club The- Drama Club, under the dircwtion of Mrs. Hvlfvn A. Harwv, was I formvd to gain an understanding of some ol' thc' elements ol' drama. nl ' . 'll MU 1 Outdoors Club Ojfcers: Presidvnt - STAN MECHLING Y. Presidvnt f TOM TARH Secretary - FRED MECHLING Treasurer - RALPH EGLEY Thr' main goal ol' llll' Outdoors Cluh this yoar was to raise- inonvy for a float trip down the Pine Crook that runs through l'e-nnsylvaniais Littlt- Grand Canyon. Films were provided by various outdoor organizations to illustrate the fundamentals ol hunting and fishing. The Football Pep Club was organized to promote school spirit and support the football team. Football President - LINDA SHUTTLEVVORTH V. President H KATHY KLINGENSMITH P b Sec.-Treas. - MARY KAY BLATT u l -A 4 Mrs. Virginia Easley and Mr. Robert Thurbon, . sponsors of the Square Dancing Club, help give the rartici ants more advanced enbvmenl of s uare I l P J . '31 lidl14'lINlg than they rfweivv in physival education. Club Learning Resources Mr. ,I. Mitvhc-ll Blosv. sponsor ofthe' IA'ill'llIIlz, Rvsourvvs Club, and tho me-nilwrs are rvsponsi- ble for executing duties pvrtuining to thi- inili- vidualized teavhing-learning prograin. I-'ri-siilvnt f JAMES SIVIATHERS V. Prvsidefnt - IVIARGIF TOY S1-m'i'vlary Y PATTI SlVII'I'Il 'l'n-zisurvr - ,IENNILEE RALSTON lloortlinator - DAVID POISON Public- Relations M ,IEANNE HODUSON LI.F.O. Club Ilrvsiilvnt - IVIARUIE TOY V. Prvsitlvnt - .IFIANNIC IIODGSON Re-vonliiig Sw. - KAREN PONTIUIIS Com-spoiirliiig Si-4-. - HUSICIVIARY LACHELL rIIl't'2lSl1l't'I' - RICHARD MORRIS Assistant Ti'f'ast1n-1' - ClIAlil.lrIS BI9Il.l The llniflc-ntit'im-cl Flyii1gOl1-jvm-ts Club. unclvrthc- supm-rvision ol' Mr. ,l. Mitvlivll Bless: has 1-omlut-tml sky-wutvhe-s. iriwstiga sightings. and iw-oi'tlvd flatu. tml N Q 55 'mas ihe Nighi ,fx , Before 1- af x 9, 7 Q6 1.173947 Chrisimas may 0 f LZ Q 1 vp NV Q Q 0 W fd Xw 6 jf' 1969 D45 G Chris-,+mas Couri Q 86 'L VKX E Svnior Att:-mlzmis JOYCE SHAVL JOHN ZEIGLER UFO A io po o Honorary Aticndants Fl'SI'N BINGOL BRICK DECOCK 4?- Senior Atlefndants ANN BIERKAMPER BOB SHEPARD 0:5 Il I1 EQ! I Xu it Z TN XW Y NON XK RH lx IOHIHW A 9 'V 3 QA I I P SUE MII I P R Hi K HARMOIN CYD SIN. 'l CID VU fig 2 AVV.hxW N a,A Q B A 7 Duke and Dmflloss SHERREE TRANSIFE SID FOX I. 5-,ya-WV f-J Q XA E Sophomorv .-Xtlendants PEGGY 'FRIILICK BILL MYERS 46705 S209 Srown im vrs SIISAN EASLEY CHRISTOPHER YACKMACK fl. 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I ' , ra !', I1 f ', 1 f- ' A ' v 0 r ' Q 4 4' ll 92 ' SANDY 'FATE DENNIS DICKEY SS U gwggm Q-'--- au- 'X 8'-., .J C ooo Haig? 55555 Qiuco Officers Presidvnt 4 DAWN ZELLEFROW V. Prvsidvnt 4 ROGER BURNS Secretary - JIM MOCANNA Trcasurvr - JUDY LAYVIISON Qiudenf Council Hmm- Room Reprvsvnluliws Hmm Room Alu rn nl: s With Dawn Zellvfrow, Roger Burns, Jim McCan- na, and Jody Lamison, the Student Counvil plans thr- high school functions. The freshman and Christmas dancosg as well as magazine and candy sales are plannvd under the- advice' of Mr. Hohrer. Junior High Majoretles l L. to R. Bottom: M. CRAMER lCo-hr-adj, Nl, MQCRAINOH llleadl. Top: S. KAPLON. L. CLEVER, C, ANTHONY, K. CRAWFORD, M. MOODY. RICHEY. Cheerleaders L. zo R.: A. THURAII, F. GOWETSKI, E. CARLI. P. BITFF lCo-cap1.j, L. LEECH, C. PONTIOIIS lCapt.j, G STEFFEY. The Cheerleaders are the girls whose job it is to show the teams that the student body is behind them, win or lose. Mrs. Boggs, with Cathy Pontious lCaptainj, Paula Buff lC0- eaptainl, and the Cheerleaders want to see this, The Year ol' the Catf' 96 Pep Club The Pep Club was originated to let the dents show their support of the sports . voeally. Robin Dudek fpresidentl, ren Cousins Niue Presidentl, Sandy Sila- lSee.-Treas.l, and the others in the club ke posters. cheer at pep rallies, and learn i . . . sers lor cheerleaders tryouts, with the ,p ol' Mrs. Boggs. Public Speaking Club The Publie Speaking Club helps its members improve ex pression. voiee eontrol. and dietion in talking publiely by thi use ofthe publie address system. With Mrs. Hoyt-t as advisor the students are improving themselves for the lilie to come 1ri1? 'W fwffff W Ninfh Grade Chorus and Mini-Chorus 98 .H Thr- ninth graulv chorus, undc-r thc- dim-vlion of' X Mrs. Stiffier. vm-ourages thv sluclvnts in an interest oi' group and part singing oi' lhv past and prf-sent cfornpositions. Eighth Grade Chorus Mrs. Stiftler directs the eighth grade cho- rus. This encourages many types of songs, and the development of the students' sing- ing ability. The Library Assistants Club familiarize-s the students with o o the use ol' a school for anyl library. The knowledge acquired here will be needed in senior high school. college, and after. Under the steady hand of Mrs. Bierkaniper. the students hope to gain this knowledge. 99 4 Audio- Visual Club The :Xl,ldlO-YiSllill Club teaehes students the use ol' audio-visual equipment and they are of assistant-e to the teachers in its operation. linder the is tlU'lll'L1l eye- of Mr. Steindel. the A-Y Club has progressed into a fine organization with Mark Hilliard as head projmrtionist, Bob Rupert and Jeff' Hoarts co-presidents, and Anita Tornent as secre- tarv. t Academic Games The Academic' Games Program exervlses the brains of the junior high's best scholars. The popularity ofthe challenging program has been proven by the students themselves. Good Luck, Team! E loo Klitannlng Band , ' X Junior High 5 5 a 5 E 5 A' 5 1 2 lt t 'gm The Junior High Svhool Band. untlvr tho dire-1-tion of Mr. Paul Thompson. plays an important part in thc' svhoolis cultural life. It providc-S an opportunity for the stuflvnts to dvvc-lop their musical talent and to vxpvrience ther joy and satisfavtimi ofworking togvlh- vr to produce a inusivally satisfying pwfnriiiant-e-. The' band annually prvsvlits a Christ- mas cnnvvrt with tht- vhorus, and at spring c'0nc't-rt. as will as assenihly prugranis for thv studvnt bodx. 1 . y i ' an fi.. 3. Q 1 We wish to thank the Leader Times for the use of official newspaper photosf, The Kit-him-ne Staff F w Jw' -me YEAR 0: me f-41 IOS V Athletic Director lVlr. William Livengood is the athletic: diree- tor at Kittanning Senior High. His job includes ticket sales, game sehedules, securing referees, and buying athletic equipment. In addition, Mr. Livengood is responsible for securing gate help at sporting events, arranging medieals for the athletes, and solving a million unexpected prob- lems. IO6 sim Equipment Director Mr. Theodore Round as equipment director, spends many after-school hours issuing and keeping traelx of the sports equipment. His job also ineludes driving the equipment truck to and from games, putting lines on the foot- ball field, getting the players ready be- fore all games, and taking vare of the equipment after the season ends. 13688, Sven? '33 as: f ii? 78 Q' cdfs Cop O em nn nqilop Wildcats got rolling fer what ended as a 20-0 victory. The Apollo-Ridgers, smaiier of the schonls by about 400 pupils, never got in conteniion. A formidable running attack and a hard-nose defense at the Center of the Wildcat line ap- peared to back up the pred1c4 iions of some Red and White backers that Coach Dave Ullona may have the been team in his 12-year tenure heren Running back Arnie Orr, quarterback John Zeiglev and right end Mike Lattanzio scored the Kittanning touchdowns. The Wildcafswalsn Qonvgrtegi tvqo of K Q Q ni ' 5 W ,gfygg QL--mg 1' '- Qi- M4 1 X .1 XE, 'Q 5 'S 5. gf ,, si X K 3 Q Q, 3 YL' ,TQ W ' Brcl um., ,.-...-,,, -. TD a few minutes an exchange of Kittanrzing in The touchdown play n ly a yard. The final underscored the ref3ef:U3d in a Wildcat tntal nf 303 C207 running ing! against 'IO for C52 running: and 18 Longest-1'un of the a 42Hyarcier Zeigier, setting up Kifttanning 'canning ting twice to his left in ln the Punxsutamney game ifgogjjg that mngsyxy ended his high L Khngensm :th ne, Knianning football field mnmenis latin' S p 1' i n g Scored again, sending Ls 12 masses.. fill' UV'-57. fT0m.-fUf.3 .:.. g,iW5uY'f?'iQt' , ' I nn nn I n CG 5 le af Dyna-muon That left ine score at rl run Mann Q amos got t'f target. 1: M 451- .,.n naming Kitt down of x Wildcat guarn V subdued nn nn nnnn. n, V.Qn , ewfned U1 gh team 'ibm tn1'CqpLiQn fggnr, grabb me first ,Q 'K ' , V U nw quart 10 to an ine spri yardsf vg qirst pla3 the W 2 - t:A' 1 :iff with t WPIAL' Class bz1izznEi 6 z'unS1i3Q pass ff lfilifft M M ' ' hong ,irc Tim? nSober ,ii ., n n mf ,k 5115 'wggdncagg 38 iaeinnz Eiiingennmii 113543 wi W Qjsig pass za 'mf 3 7. Qi Size was in ine ' 6 S 5324335 , M Q m mixer' ex Ifnnginng the 225113331 Sifmfmif 93 Xiirdn Zlflgkiiiiiii Spy Z an the Cats 21 D3.fna..sno ash from quarterback Wait lineup? Xvercig the key factors , H Kiingensmith hit and Mike ev. art, ig.,-e Tigers were sirnply jn his teams dgwnfgil' K-gg Lattanzin wiih a 24-yard pass 'QQBHA Emi Kihei:-f 1 ' carries and thins? much! but fullback Bruce Decocl inn nignesz praise from ingdnie coach Jack Heimb miie was zhe key tu tanningys victory, A 'i v Q..B,X in .- I . ' 51115 s', NO 'nltllllll r-.-.-----?-.i --- -'-- - v------M v--- - W - V K.H.S K.H.S K.H.S K.H.S K.H.S K.H.S K.H.S K.H.S K.H.S. Varsiig Foofball APOLLO-RIDGE BRADDOCK PUNXSI TTAWNEY SPRINCDALE FREEPORT KNOCH LEECHBIFRC DEER LAKES FORD CITY NEEY5 Row 1: K. DOSCHJ. KARNSJ. HARMON. P. WITZEMANN, T. DESIDI- RO R JORDAN F IIYI-R B MERVIS T Sli LER R 2 'I LRISPEN, D. JOHNSON. B. DECOCK, T. RUPERT, A. ORR, C. CUNNINI HA'VI I ZEICLER l MONTFBELL B BO'l HE LI B STARR I VISNESKY. Row 3: D. SLEASE, COACH BECKWITH, B. SHEPARD, J. SASA1 A H SCHAEFFI- R D KIJOWSKI R ENI FI D KLINC FN SMITH. M. LATTANZIO, COACH IFLLOM, A. CALLAS. ll0 JOHN ZEIGLER C0-captain - QUHftf'I'lPil1'k Sensor LeHermen HOB SHEPARD Tight End GREG ill XNINGHAM Co-captain - Ccntvr AHNIE URR l5Hl'CIC DFCUCK Hzllfback I l1llbu1'ix TOM MoNTEBEL L Guard Blu, STARR 'fHf'k'f' Q Bora BOTHELI Fullbuvk JACK KARNS DICK EXCEL Haliback Guard DAN JOHNSON K Tacklv 1 '21, ,XL, K 4 UI ,D Sl1IIpXEFFIiR l'l'f'l'If Wl'l'ZlfNlAX N N cllllifd Hailfhwk rf' 1 ' '7 ' Y ' ' ' Y' ' ' ' Junior Varsiig Fooiball Hou' 1: .I. .'XRMIiNTROl I'. K. IDOSIIH. D, KLINGI-INSIVIITH. II. WAIN. M. KIfCI'ITA. Il. IVIONTEBELL. II DI' SIDERO D CARI I A WYANT. R01l42.' B. MERVIS. IJ. I'A'I'RICK. 'I'. VOI.l-1K.,l. SASALA, IJ. KIJOWSKI. J. IIARIVION, E. PLYI' R R IORDAN R IAI SI I' R R01f.'i: IJ. VIYANT. COMIII SIIICPERD. R. CLARK. B, JOHNS. II. ROSENBERGER. D. MYERS. S. FOX I' I ARII LIO M I IIIVNA I I ciomzn TAYLOR. D. somskl. K.H.S K.H.S K.H.S K.H.S. K.H.S. K.H.S. I II4 I. ..,, 6 0 FORD CITY I6 0 RED BANK 0 8 PINXSITAWNEY 8 6 LEECHBKRG 6 I4 APOLLO-RIDGE I4 0 FREEPORT A 4-2 Record Brighiens UIIom's Fuiure Junior High Fooiball K.H.S K.H.S K.H.S K.H.5. K.H.S. HYDE. PARK FORD CITY LEECHBI IRC INDIANA FREEPORT u I LFI I PIROW SOLTIS WILLIS ADAMS. SHICPARD, SI-IRENF. VOLICK. ASHBAIIGH. THOIVIAS. OLINI FR PINKERTONJ FMR II Rau 2 HAFFFR IIIINIJIVIAN IVIIIANINA SASALA.IIIIICMELLI.ZIIVIMFRIVIAN.IIOLFIVIAN,CHEMELLI.CHAPTVIAN VIITI HELI IHIRY ORR ROW R Rau 3 SIIAIILR KLINbENIbMITH. OLINOICR. GRAFTON. TOY. IIIITIIIIISON, WVYANT. BURNS. YOINKINS SMITH ELI WOOD BOW R IOM H YA1 IxMAf K Rau 4 IOAIIH ROOOS. BOWERS. DECOCK. IVIOIINI-IY. CRAVFNOR. IILARK. KRONIFNI C RAF FOV NIIXINSON ELL BRISOIN IONI SHIELDS NHI IRHOR. ION. ZAMBODI. SOl I'HW'OR'I'II. Diane Burns . Our I 969 Fooiball Queen I.. 10 R.: JIM I.,-X'l'INI. SANDY ALLSHOISE. DIANE BPRNS. PH'I'li RICKET. Sl I-I RHIHRY. JOHN SLIQIH Fooiball Courf and Escoris ef! Year of ihe Cai All Zig:-x van do is look nn, ix x A A , Big Confvre-m-e if. lie- rounds lhv 4'UI'lIl'l'. Il takvs nmrv than one to pull Bruu' down. R NY J qy ,j5' ,. is K gift Q , Q i ,g . ,. N s v 4 B 5 -A N A X ' I an iv' 3 xx ,Q if Q ' :F if N ,f m I I L f. XY!! A 1 eil? Q ,, 1, H ' nf' Ag gd we 45 4 li 'ma in .f 1 M I, 'K . 3 ,- ,F N' f . 1 r x X 'Q' X .. 3' 5 ff x ' , wb W 'Q xx .' t Q 1, 5' l 1 xl. , , 'tv t'x .X .f ,, X ,I I Sf rw, Lf ,,.V x 2' Y 2 Q ' x ,V 49+ fn' ' .v- 'TI Q..-4' I I Ron- 1: II. RAFETTO. D. TLRNER. L, SCHAEFFER. J. WILLIS. R. JONES. Rau' 2: COACH WOODALL K SMI I H D. THLRBON. J. LENZI. Not Piftured: MIKE BIIZZINOTTI. K.H.S. K.H.S. K.H.S. K.H.S. K.H.S. K.H.S. K.H.S. K.H.S. AK.H.S. Golf Team I0 6 DEER LAKES 8 9 KNOCH 4 12 MARS I0 6 FORD CITY 5 II MARS 6 I0 DEER LAKES II 5 KNOCH I0 6 FORD CITY 5 11 BUTLER msn , ff ,Q5 mJ,,W-ffggegw,,ggZ7,f if t-.a Nw M, V egg, va- Fore Z WHIMEL5 65' We 12275 Rau'131.1i111UXYSKI.A.1IA1,1.AS.11.DAVIS.1J.'1'l'11Y1'1R.1.DICKSUN.1J,1I0LEN1,AN.Ruz12:11.R051-INBE111l1'I11..1.HOOD.-D.K1.1UV1 SKI. SALA. 'If Xl0Y1'1iB1f1,L. B. NIICRXIS. 110.-11111 1 100125. Varsifg Wresiling K.H.S. 31 15 K.H.S. 22 19 K,H.S. 38 9 K.H.S. 34 21 K.H.S. 28 18 K.H.S. 47 9 K.H.S. 33 14 K.11.S. 39 11 K.H.S. IT 28 K.H.S. 15 23 K.11.S. 21 29 K.11.S. 35 15 K.H.S. 312 17 I24 BHOUKVILLF BROCKWAY IN DIANA X'A1,1,EY BURRELL Bl,A1RSV1LI,1Q KISKI AREA 1111IHI,AND QLHFFNSBIARU R 1511 BANK S H A 1 ,ER 111C1X1PFI15ILD b13.N1x1,A X A111116 '1'111- Mai Hatsn' 1'1111li11u1111 1111- HY1-211' of I111' Cut. T11111' 1111-11 Ll J a 111111 r111'11r11. '1'111 1 1 1111ls ran into Ll 1'1'w t1111g11 1'1m1111w1iI111's 111111 1111111'r0st11'11 II111111. 11111 they 111111'1' 111111 up 111111 11111315 gum- il 111111 5111111 111 11111s1-11 111111 11111-nt. H1111 1111- 51111111 S1I'Q'I1g111 111111 vigor 111111 1'1a1'1- 111111 1111 vva1', they will 111-11 111l1'11 111111414 a 1511111 5111111 at s1f1Ql11111s, 111s t1'11'ts. I't'g1lOIl211S. 111111 statvs. Senior LeHermen Q, .IDI DICKSON i ff JEFF HOOD TOM MONTEBELL ns, IMYIC 'ITIQYICH DENNY 1101 ,I-MAN Row 1: G. JORDAN, T, SHAIIL, T. SHAFEER, G. BAUER, D. ORR, K. SERENE, B. SKAU. Rau' 2: D. JONES, I l NCHI I FLLFRMEYFR MCMILLAN, R. JOHNSTON, C. ZIMMERMAN, D. HENRY. COACH KOKOLIS. K.H.S. K.H.S. K.H.S. K.H.S. K.H.S. K.H.S K.H.S K.H.S K.H.S K.H.S K.H.S K.H.S. K.H.S. BROOKVILLE BROCKWAY INDIANA VALLEY BIIRRELL QIOINT BLAIRSVILLE KISKI AREA RICHLAND TOWNSHIP GREENSBURG REDBANK VALLEY SHALER HEMPFIELD SENECA VALLEY Junior Varsiig Wresiling I26 J... y' iw W' 'T Junior High Wrestling Our Junior High Wrestling program is very promising in its preparation of new mat rats for the Senior High School. The main objectives of this program are to build interest in wrestling and to develop needed skills. Although thc Junior High has no scheduled matches, the young men who take time to practice will undoubtedly keep Kittanning a great wres- tling school. Row1:J.SHAFFER.TOY,KELLY,T.SHAFFER,WWPKEY.MONTEBELL,ABRANOVHLBURNS.Rou2 DOSKH KORDES IHCKSON.YOPNKHB.BOWERS'HHRY.VOLEK.MR.WEAVER.SHHHEY.HO0KS.DAHEY,DFt0lK IANE FORD KYLE Munn-. Ihv Almn m- figurv 4 2 6 points. Rick Avm 1'llVNll0V!M Unk -PIII. llivk on w flu I low' l Jw puru'uk4-s his II Vu lormus llIH1dX, . X X , ,ff Kill:-r win-ms 'vm up. 'I'urm'r Iungln-s 'vm up 1 YW 7 Y 7 Ziiir 7 Y Wf YW Ron 1: X . Cl RREN. E, ROXX ICR. P, SNIITII. 42. LINDSAY. D. IiI.lNtlI-NSNIITH, Ruu'2: NIR. C0l'Rl,I'IY. ,l, SANDERS. R, RRUWN. B. ANTHONY NI 1 POZZI TU. Nlgrs, K, Kl,l CII and P. RlllKE'I'. Thv Cagvrs this your had a 4-61-xhibiiion rem-ord and a 2-10 rvgular season rc-vord. Al- though they did not win many garnos. they showvd great talent and determination. The section svhcdulvd svvvral large and power- ful opponvnts against thc' Cats Thi- high- light of' the season 1-ann' when tht- Cats :left-atvil Ford City in ovortimv. The- tc-am playc-d their best on thx-ir home lloor - all vit-torie-s 0ITCUTTFfl the-rv. I30 4. W K.H.S. K.H.S. K.H.S K.H.S. K.H.S K.H.S K.H.S K.H.S K.H.S K.H.S K.H.S K.H.S K.H.S K.H.S K.H.S K.H.S K.H.S K.H.S K.H.S K.H.S K.H.S K.H.S. 48 118 72 87 88 53 47 47 63 6 I 5 I 58 37 76 62 70 50 46 65 80 66 6 I INDIANA BUTLER PUNXSUTAWNEY PLUIVI SH ANNOCK BROOKVILLE SENECA VALLFY KNOCH DAYTON BURRELL KISKI AREA NEW CASTLE HICHLANDS DEER LAKES VALLEY FORD CITY BIRRELL KISKI AREA HIGHLANDS DEER LAKES VALLEY FORD CITY I O Senior GARY LINDSAY JOHN SANDERS PETE HICKHT Leifermen A PAI WL SMITH Mmlugvr MARK l'OZZl 'l'U lil! BUWER R I:R.lII.Xl1Ii.S.I-'0X.,l.Rl1,II.Ix.IxI1I',I1.lIXlI-XXII.IPIN4 AN R IIILIS.I'I,Il,Xl1I4QI,IU.R.5II,I'I'H.Ix..XIIxIN.UX.1I.'NIII,I.EIi. Junior Varsiig Baskeiball 14.115 K.1I.S K.H.S. K.II.S. 14.115 K.H.b K.H.S 1411.5 14.115 K.II.S K.1I.S K,II.S Ii.II.S K.II.S K.II.S K.II.S 1i.II.S 1i.II.S K.II.S K.H.S K.II.S K.H.S. IQLINIZENSNIITII. Run' NIR. RHSEYRERILER. Il, THI RRUXJ 34 43 INDIANA 28 54 BIfTLER 25 54 PIIIYXSIITAWNEY 49 51 PLLM 39 36 SHANNOCK VALLEY 35 41 BROOKVILLE 29 51 SENECA VALLEY 25 34 KNOCH 38 30 DAYTON 28 43 RIIRRELI, 36 52 KISKI AREA 40 69 NEW CASTLE 41 61 HIGHLANIIS 38 42 DEER LAKES 34 62 VALLEY 34 52 I-'ORD CITY 37 55 RIRRELI, 22 54 IQISKI AREA 33 36 IIICHLANIJS 33 59 DEER LAKES SI 69 VALLEY 41 49 FORD CITY K.H.S K.H.S K.H.S K.H.S. K.H.S K.H.S K.H.S K.H.S K.H.S K.H.S K.H.S K.H.S K.H.S K.H.S K.H.S K.H.S K.H.S K.H.S Junior High Basketball . . . 25 FREEPORT 64 PIINXSUTAWNEY 38 REDBANK 51 INDIANA 55 ELDERTON 20 LEECHBKRG 61 WASHINGTON TWP. 19 APOLLO-RIDGE 49 HYDE PARK 55 FORD CITY 38 HIGHLANDS 49 ELDERTON 41 LEECHBIIRG 55 WASHINGTON TWP. 34 APOLLO-RIDGE 49 HYDE PARK 76 FORD CITY 46 HIGHLANDS The' Junior Wildcats. showing iliipivw ment in vverv garlic: finishm-ti their svasoii in third place' iii Svvtion 14. W0 fee-l surv these- bovs will distinguish tliviiisvlws in the fu- ture on thv varsity squads. Under Coach Sgsgn lql hmQllmull-M1111-ll.-Ipf fl1'111ll'I'-llllllix l'fmInf Baskei - Two Poinis Xlwlurx mic' Im' our hvrn. fl,1'IIllf'f-TIIIIIICY Illlllftlf 1 ,, 'x 4,4-l wif IIIN lmvlx. ll,1'r1fff'r-1'1'111r's lvlilfllf --Xlllfk. lllvlbxlll sjlN's1lUll'lI Ihr mul up IIIIAULIQIII.-, UIIUII lll1'll.l5Ix4'l XII Iln-x v.u14lulxim fl,1'1nl1'l'-Y'1'r111'w l'lmlul nk on xxlll1 .n11.uvun'uI. fl.I'1Illl'l 7'lllll1'N l'f1rfI11I QM Qvdwdvv -xf,x .,N...f-ww HxlUIllxl'X NIV' lIlUIllX4'X IIN fI,1'Iltlf'f'7vI-llIt'.N Plmlm 2 , XI 'Xa XI N: xl 14' 1: Ix. SXX XNI. I'. II1IXXhIxII. Ii. I-If.II.II I. II. ,IUIIX5IUX. I', 5IIl S'I'I-Ili. Ibm-2: S. XIII,I.I4l.-XX. S, XIII,I,IIL XX. II. TOY. Kun' fi: IXIQLIS. I,1II.ICXI-IR. II, I'-XLIXSIQI, Girls' Baskeiball Team I I I I I I I I Run I: Ii, IQII XI ION, 5, t.,XIiII,l.IH. II. BHXX Flalx, 5. I,'XXII'I3I',I.I,, I. IZUXX Flzli. I. III I I 1IX.Rn1I 2:11, I Xl X.II. I,0XI..5.5II,XX,XRI. S. 'I'IIIlXII'SlJX. ,I. SILIXRI. X'I' X. S. I . . . , . . . , .,.r . 1 IJ. lIzII,I.I1II, Run' 'I' 9 XX XXVI' 'I' IiIIOXXNIxI XI IIXIIIXIXX I IUIIJIXI III IJ JI' I'IIlf II I5 IIXIIIXIXXI XIIIH I KIIXI IOX I' IIIIIIUIIIII XXX XXII. Roll' ' . . 1 . . ,....r . . . M RS. RICHARD BOGGS Coavh Up. Up and Awag . -. S will -all J .4 1' I37 A , --- --Y V - Fmucmb 6 5699 65 Mf X f .ffit- Sr, Q X , J X-f I fi Q GCD' 'C'-:J 1 Off. X Baseball Team IINCI II UIIOIIIXI MGE ' vu I: II. SIIICIX-XHIJ. S. HI'I'I'RIlIIi. Ii. GRAY, J. IVI4-OINI.I'1Y. T. LEMMON, Ii. SVI'AR'I'Z, Run- 2: O IiI.lIOII D ON I'ILOMI'IIIY. VI. JOHNSON. .l. SANIJERS. P. IJIII.l'IIA. Ii. RICED. .I- PIII.-XIIIJI. Ii. I.AlIS'I'FR. 'If IIIIPICRI I Ol FFI-III. I.. ILliAF'I'ON. II. RICIIII. II. IJPINARIJO. R. JONES. B. S.-XYIJISRS. II. F.-XIIS'I'ER. J. IKARNS. Run SON. I.. LIQVIIS. J. IIINZI. X. IZIRREN. R. IIIAIIK. IJ. 'I'IIl'RBON. Xl. 'I'O'I'OS. ID. DIIIKISY. II. .IOIINN Senior LeHermen Rau' I: J. KAIINS. Ro14'2: S. III'I'l'IIIIfK. B. SIIIIINIKIJ. I- IRIX I SNINIII RS I RIIPIRI I NIwflINll,ICY. I.. OR.-XF'I'OIY. 'I'. I.IiIVINfI1'W. B. S-XNIIEIIS. You Sllllllld lunv ln-vu an vl1vm'I:-11114-r, Jullllf' lLea1lz'r-7'1'r11f's Photo! r , . 1 oom lmmns :mv in. . K .b .K . V Bumn 'xml 'N1.1r1wv xxum up Ni:-v try Hupf' fLf'lllll'l'-TflIIf'X Phnluf A RHS. sllwwwr amaitilw TT' l' may Ball M U 'Rup' rounds thir1l.'A Slit 1 htm ss -. .. w .. X- '-f- f- A 7:5 L01-ll'h Thurbon wall:-Iws solvmnlx. Q 'I . Q xA- . K,- -4 4-af.. w 'N if fiat? J .Q-sc-Lg-A llns IS mv lruse- so wah ,W Hupn-rl digs il mul.-' 'I1 nu N Tennis Team Last yvar the nvtters had the best rm-ord sint-ef the now sport began. Under the capable hand of Harry Beck- with, tht- team be-vame Smftion 5 Champs. After ravking up sections, Coach Beukwith took Jim Long and Layne Roitler to W.P.I.A.L. This duo became runners up in doubles. Al- though thc- team lost many of their starting players, the coach will be look- ing for a hopeful season this year. Row 1: MR. BECKWITH, B. FEICHT, J. CRISPFIN. D. WYANT, K. KING, Row 2: J JOHNSON, J. LONG, IJ. WYANT, K. KRFTCHMAN, M. DUNCAN. Senior LeHermen BARNEY FEICHT JIM LONG Manager I42 Aa: Ufafi, ' wlwfmkiii' 1 - f Hgh Q ,x.,k-gi., ,.., 1 , V cuff' in-n M' i,M..,aMxNm M wnaem r MMM M LEE E U 4 ' W A ff ' P fx 4 N l f A 4 7 ig 5 c f if ' ff pf 4 ff I wish they'd keep quiet. , Vkkk 'W-.. -fd. X! or NX gs . ' 51: 5' lf fiiifiii Ii' -, 'JL Apgwigygk A ,. fc: gee lp Study - Study - Study l4Q Studying or girl watching? A Dag in th One student from each of the three senior high grades is selected at random to portray a composite picture of A DAY IN 'THE LIFE OF A STU- DENT. The students this year are: Mary Ann Hunia - 10th grade Clifford Smith - 11th grade Judy Milligan - 12th grade .4 0 rx :E X I should have studied last night. ife of a Qiudeni Boy, am I hungry! I thought I put it in this bookf' ,fu Q - , f x I Who are you dreaming about? 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KV-klQ,,,: K I N E K ki Q vzfggfg- ,K ,v x- F- 3. L 4 S - , v:-'x,. N- fx? ix 'g.2f-.mg-fmy - . A A XE. A . 2 znmsiz-me W .. . ,,.,,. , X I . -Q 1 aj , 1 'W rl K! 1: W., wg School Qpirii f X iiwmuwm ...Q-.-.-. H -- I58 is 5:31:11 O o O tl Gosh, We're finally through with elementary school! Now just three more years here at the Junior High School, and three more quick years at the Sen- ior Highg then weill be ready for four years of college . . . Maybe we could spend a cquple of years doing graduate work after that, and - Say, Iill bet we could use up our whole life getting an educationlw l60 ,AW 'M Y NM, f r 4 --wtsr ' ,Lk . i l w J 4 -.B J XX. ' 7 J Viiz f , ,fix ' iii Q J r if - was 1. 1 2 if a J B 1 ' N 5 1 iii f ' J . . Ai less vi 'iii K Q-7 is t , rw K -...so ...B s- 5 rkk 'S I 1? as I A ' 'V if 'E , P fmiiie .- al 5 ,B 2 A or ' A serr ' KW satis is J V' W 'Q 1 . .. :.: :. r ' emf 4 ,at .y 4. -ff ns: .b'lZ.: tf ra, A- aw ' 9' . s ., . .. RQ! el' ' as R ' ,f 3 X JI fl ,mf of Ji, 3 -- k R ' , iii 4,7-if Paul Abronavic Debbie Adams Linda Allen Dave Anderson Bernard Anthony James Anthony James Arblaster Mark Atkinson Jeff Bashline Lynn Bauwin Dave Beck Denise Beckett Bonnie Beer Betty Beers Janet Beers Brian Bellas Debbie Bellas Bonnie Bellas Brenda Bennett Robert Bennett Mary Black Barbara Blaniar Terri Blose Dave Booher Harry Booher Brian Bono Karen Bowser Kim Bowser Lois Bowser Marsha Bowser Mindy Bowser Robert Bowser Susan Bowser Sue Bowser Jeff Boyer Diane Bradigan Bob Brauers John Breski Dave Brocious Trudy Brocious Pam Brooks I Bridget Brown Karen Campbell Ralph Campbell Robert Campbell Jean Carlesi Michael Clark Debbie Claypool 5154? Z. J e 1 itt f f A 4 4 5 ' Robert Dantella Bob Davis Cheryl Davis George Davis Beth DeLong Charlene Denardt ' ti we if , 94 53 5 f if 71 John Cogley Jay Corbett Cynthia Cornman Daniel Cornman Doris Cousins Mary Jo Cousins Collie Crawley Bob Crissman Floyd Croyle Barry Crytzer Alan Edwards Barb Elder Jeff Ellermeyer Bill Elwood Roxanne Elwood I f,,,, f, V m y -rag, ,., 5, L , ,yyf 5 tg ,,, fig., L f, i -, fi ii i ,T 1 iff P , 1 Y Q RW E 1 I62 Sondra Desidero David Dodd Jeff Dosch Sam Duncan Joe Dunmire Ricky Falchetti Patty Farster Nancy Faubg Tom Febinger Janice Fitzgerald Sondra Forringer Debbie Freeman Marlene French Lisa F rick Debbie Fritz Ken Gabler Ronald Gadley Douglas Gaiser Nancy Gallaher Mary Gallaher Boyd Galbraith Karen Galbraith David George Wendy Goldberg Marsha Goline Mark Good Cristina Goodgasell Bruce Gould Cindy Grafton Jennifer Grafton James Grates Cindy Gray Dennis Gray Linda Gray Paula Gray Theresa Gutherie Melissa Green Willis Habel Orville Hallman Diana Harkleroad Janene Hays John Heckman Amy Heilman Janice Held Stacey Heymers Gail Hill Betsy Hooks Kim Hooks Debbie Hudson Scott Hutchinson Steve Hutchinson Donald lon Gary John Zelda John Barbara Johns Clarence Johns Steve Johns Ray Johnson Arthur Jones Susan Jones Debbie Juliu: Kim Kanish ,A M rl' 17 2 49 'nw .4 , -ff gli A f aff . 1 if in 4 ' 34 4 a M I , it-Oi J-7-1' 5 F Q . W f ' , V, ,K fav! 3 , fe' if . if G i 'F' . , , ,gf - . if 51 zz. , f ,A ging H il fai l, 5' l, . V. L' A ,, H 2 Kr , y . 1 ., tcJ,, v ND in YJ if iff -I My W if W , X' a ff Linda Hooks Richard Hooks Tom Hooks Rita Hooks William Hooks Bob Hudson M ,,ff Ee I N x f il Qi: 'Q' ,,. Q ,rl sv ewi If .Q I r EEA V . V N' ' M 3 , , s 'H' xx' if W I , 1? 8 , iq I I 1 2 -are 'Q ' vw, giiv I 8 , nl KJ ' 0 I63 Steve Kanish Debbie Karns Mickey Karns Susan Karns Bob Kelly Ron Kersul Kelly Kiene Kathy King Kimberly King Wesley King Penny Kirkwood Susan Kissinger Kathy Koffman Valerie Kruker Darlene Lamison Cindy Lash Rod Lash Andrew Lasher Susan Lasher Sue Lasher Elizabeth Laird Kay Leavens Cheryl Lemmon William Litteck Eric Livengood Jeff Livengood Randy Livengood Rebecca Lloyd Harry Long Georgina Lorigan Susan Lowry Bill Mateer Jim Martillotto Carol Matthews Jon McCullough Cathy McCracken Don McGinnis Sheila Mcllwain Dale McKain James Meehling Mark Methven Ralph Mergen A Xk. L U at Le+'s see: 7 bullei I, dl 'ZF 'lf K V 'W 1 K 4 W, fi 1 Q 17' i is av 3 ff I Um Mn rri i - l'.:.1ff Y J X fwfr! ' v A v, ' x Q x 'ir 'Y 'T ,ml K . -Q ,- L-,, gsm mf- I 4 71 V M , ','- if I 5 I 312 wif' V - P l 4 9 oards over 2 bullefin boards , as f, y 5 If l'5 'l e A 1 5 Fred Miller Nannie Milliken Carol Mohney Chris Mohney Larry Montebell Rita Montgomery Rus Montgomery Beverly Moorhead Kay Mull Alicia Myers Roger Myers Clifford Neal Fred Neal Linda Novak Patty Orr Stanley Orvis Ellen Osborn Denise Palermo Beth Patcyk David Patterson Gary Pennington Randy Pinkerton Kathy Pitner Duane Polinsky Diane Porterfield Joy Quinnell Charles Raymer Wade Rearick Bob Reesman Debbie Relich Carol Remaley John Ridinger Robin Rigatti William Riggle Kathy Robinson Patty Rodgers Rhonda Rosenburger Sara Rosenburger Betty Rose Cheryl Rumbarger Cindy Rumbarger Carol Rupert Denise Rupert . 'vim V fn i i. ,If ,Wi W . Wa, k Brenda Shotts Tammy Shotts Debbie Shrecen ost Carolyn Rupp Bill Ruth Joy Schaeffer Lyndon Schall Guyer Schantz David Schmidt Andrea Schrecengost Denise Schrecengost Jack Schrecengost Tim Schrecengost Toni Schrecengost Doug Sedwick Donna Semmens Jim Shannon Jack Shepard Susan Sherry Susan Shick Steve Shilling 5 1 .M- -r-.. -f P- 2 l' .S A516 ,. v J r A v - 9' Se fg f hi-i if '-fe, i S Tim Sigler Brad Simcik Jackie Slagle Viv 1-ffl, wr- ,. I an Dan Slagle Dick Slee Carol Smail Linda Smail Debbie Smith Dixie Smith Jerry Smith Karen Smith Larry Smith Mindy Smith Peggy Smith my 4 he P f Rosalie Smith Sandra Smith Shelly Smith Steven Smith Sam Snyder Joe Soloski Mark Soltis Ei ,, .W . .ff tg .3 ! Wanda Southworth Douglas Sowers Jack Spangler Jeff Starr Mike Steffen Jeff Stennett Crystal Stephens Mary Stephens Tawnya Stillson Doug Stitt Nancy Stolitza Mary Ann Stubbs Paul Stubbs Sandra Templeton Ethel Titus William Titus Chuck Toy Debbie Toy Donald Toy Kay Toy Danny Trudgen Randall Trudgen James Uplinger Tony Vargo Steve Waytowish Carol Weaver Melody Webb George Whipkej Lisa Wilson Richard Wiser Linda Wolfe Mack Wolfe Richard Wolfe Sally Woodward Brad Yount Charles Yount Q f A e Bill Zambotti Randy Zamperini Ronald Zeigler Cindy Zellefrow ri' Bonnie Wachter Lee Ann Walker Lena Walker Sandra Walker Barry Walters Randy Wasson Our teacher told us that it takes three minutes to exchange classes, five minutes to get ready each peri- od, and two minutes to get our books in order at the end of the period. Boy, that's ten minutes a period! Let's see . . . seven periods a day. That's seventy minutes. Now, one hundred and eighty days in the school year, without holidays . . . Hmmm . . . carry the five, add the seven, multiply three times seven. Boy! We could save two hundred and ten hours by not changing classes, getting ready, or putting our books in order. lsn,t math neat?', I68 .XX ---.-...,,,sl Q .S C s s X Yu 1 ' E - 1 1 X . i S 4 A - sf 4 4 , ,..: ,. A. 5 , - . fg 'f .Psi X I it of Y is 'il' eigfsza 1 :Qi '. il . A at ,Qi ' f f M iff 1 Michael Abate Debbie Acierno Mark Adams Ricky Adams Betsy Alexander Java Anderson Don Anthony Georgia Anthony Larry Ashe John Atkinson William Atkinson Thomas Atherton Robert Arbuekle William Armrose David Baker Chris Balitski Donald Barnes Beth Barnett Barbara Beatty Jerry Beers Clara Bennett Susan Bennett Mich Bevington Mike Bevington Diana Bish Vicki Bish Donny Black James Black Jeff Black Dave Bowser Joetta Bowser Pamela Bowser Rick Bowser Sherrie' Bowser Teresa Bowser David Boarts David Booher Susan Booth Barb Buffington William Burdett ,lack Burford Roger Burns Debbie Brauers Jim Brice Diane Cataloi Tom Callas Mark Campbell Robert Campbell Greg Capone Ed Cassesse Sharon Cevvhi Pam Chauvaux .lim Childs Jeff Christy iw: , , ,AV, ysnrre J ,,, ' . ' l:15'ff Vw 'VV' A ,i V ,, ,Lp . , .N ,, , ,F f ,J M , 4 f f X , X f f + , . ,1 M, 'si -f f , me , D'Arcy Cowan Dave Cox Kenneth Cox Dan Cravener George Cravener Janet Cravener 1 QL . Richard Clepper Lisa Clever Connie Cogley Joe Cogley Marlin Cogley Mike Cooper Dan Copenhaver Ellen Copenhaver Dan Corbett Jack Corbett Bill Cousins Cindy Cousins Denise Cousins Karen Cousins Vickie Cousins Penny Cousins John Cravener Debra Cravenor Mindy Crawford Karen Crawford Janice Crosby Amy Crissman Todd Crissman Valerie Crissman Rachel Crow Gail Crownover Sandra Crownover Kim Curren Austin Dailey Paul Denardo Dave Dickson Grace Dimmit John Dougan Marsha Dougherty Dee Anna Dunn Kathy Eckman Diana Edwards Sandy Egley .lim Elliott Carol Elwood Rick Elwood Jud Fair Russell Fair Pam F ebinger Kim Fecney Francis F eicht Ed Fink Doug Flick Geneva Flick Jamie Ford Dianna Fox Billie Frantz Beth Frederick Debby F yock Bill Galbraith Ronny Galbraith Tim Gallaher Marve Gaiser Diana George Lu Ann Gillis Mark Goldinger Sharon Goldinger Richard Goodgasell Jimmy Gould M i-' i i' 15:5 '5 'J 5 , ' iieo be Brenda Hankey , , I Cindy Harmon A Rauf- Natham Harmon .lean Harmon ' f Scott Harrold i i ' Kevin Helm Melissa Henry Bob Hepfl Bob Higginson Vicki Hindman Tom Hobaugh Debbie Hollobaugh Sharon Hooks Cindy Hough Debbie Johns Jeff Johns E 3 sf- s- 1 . EJ 2 ' is i gr X- F, i za A J F . ,. ' if ., i ' if i is iii ra w .f W ' i , ...,.1 1 , , I - Joe Grafton + Jolene Grafton .. . i' ff ' .- ' Terri Grafton 3 Linda Grates 'fi ' -' -- Il3lleg1G:reenbaum ., , .... A' N. in a re f Kar.:.f'ii 3 Q ir My Rebecca Johns Linda Johnson Roger Johnston Susan Jordan Jeri Julius Susan Kaplon Cynthia Kammerdeiner Jill Kellner Beverly Kennedy Nancy Kennedy Judy Kiehlmeier Lisa Kirkwood Jacqueline King Dennis Kline Doug Klingensmilh Leslie Klingensmith Mark Klingensmith Martha Klingensmith Jerry Klugh Mike Koss Keith Kordes John Kovatch Bill Kyle Rose Laird Roger Lane Patty Lane Brenda Lamison Judy Lamison Vickie Lamison Loretta Larimer Tim Lasher Debbie Laux Nancy Lemmon Jay Lewis Dean Lindsay George Livengood Twila Livengood Marcy Lorigan Michael Luke Tom Luketich Cheryl Maloney Jerry Marshall Carl Masters 3 5 fri? 95 wi 9 if l if Q 4 X. lj! 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Lamare Matthews Lisa Matthews Brad Mauthe Dennis Mauthe Arnie McAuley Bonnie McCall Carol McHaddon Gregg McKinley Joan McLeod Kimberly Mechling Lou Ann Mergen Lee Miller Debbie Milligan Linda Mohler Ginger Moore Shirley Moran Cindy Morris Jim Morris Brenda Morrison Peggy Moyer Terry Murtland Tim Myers Sherry Myers John Neurohr Lee Nichols Stormie Nolder Pam Nulph John Olinger Toni Olinger Connie Ortmann Robin Ortmann Molly Otell Cheri Painter John Palermo Larry Patton .laci Pinge Cynthia Plunkett Carol Pontious Linda Popson Carol Pyle Debbie Reedy Elizabeth Remis . - 1 A2 'V' ' , ff, ' V1 2 Li,W f y A A -. .- I 'lf 'U 5 ' ' if-jg 'aw' f, , y 1? W 5 1 2 li yf I if 'f-5 ,gl 5 9 k fa- f M I wfiif -:Ei f j X 1 ' - sg, :sf ff, ,:,, ,, ' .f U Q me if John Schriver , , Steve Sellner I H? Kim serene . Fr V, Jimmy Shaffer 'I L 1 ,L', ' j Kimberly Shaner ' ffgq gj , , i, Joe au ' ' V ? , ' W' if . ,, 5? 4 'Q -Q. 1 - wt W W, if JN W ,,'ffiim K 6 I74 4 Carl Rhodes Bob Richardson Larry Ridinger Jim Ritter Andrea Roofner Amos Rosenburger Kathleen Rosenburger Michael Round Marilyn Ruffner Matt Rugh Janette Rupert Pat Scanlon Karl Scardina Lucille Schall Leanne Schick Carl Schields Nancy Schoman Sandy Schrekengost Jeff Shea' Vicki Shearer John Shepard Agnes Sherry Allen Shirley Tim Shirley Tyra Shrader Sandy Silagyi Candy Slagle Mary Slinger Mona Sloan Debby Sloop Debbie Smathers Brenda Smith David Smith Dave Smith Debbie Smith Dennis Smith Ed Smith Ken Smith Patty Smith Randy Smith Ronnie Smith Linda Smithe Mark Snyder Marsha Snyder Mike Snyder Sally Ann Snyder Bob Southworth Fred Southworth Claylene Stampo Ron Steffey Doug Stennett Jeff Stiu Robert Stouffer James Stover Kathy Stubbs Paul Swarts Amy Toy Curt Toy Don Toy Crystal Tripp Roger Trudgen Patricia Trumball Kathy Ullom Ed Walker .lohn Walker Susan Waugaman Mark Woodward Michael Woodward Leonard Wright Carol Wyant Joyce Wyant Terry Wyvant Gary Yantos Duke Zellefrow Ricky Zellefrow ,X 5 r L if Z 2 ..fffiff'ffa?3 fi fl X Quo ,N r Paul Whitely Debbie Whitman Sheryl Wiles Nyla Wilson Kimberly Wolfe Bill Woodward V rt 'I is 4? 2 fl Q! W ka-rf l75 Boy, It sure was fun being the leaders at the J un- ior High this year. We took all those exciting courses like Pa. History, and algebra, and languages . . . But we got to boss around all the seventh- and eighth-graders, and went on field trips while every- one else had to sit in school, and . . . And just think, next year we'll be sophomores, and all the seniors will boss us around, and go on Washington trips while we sit in school, and . . .W I76 iwrvs, .. f Q' '00 r x 1 f ' 5 , , fl r x 1 an , Myrna .'.: 0o .to ,, 1 I ' 0 ., . 'Ffh '58 T' C - Q s 2 i' . F +'?'ff. '.. .s . ,A , -5 ' ,:. , ri ,tswgi ite ' if it 5 ssis ' - 3522- . ' '. ,, .f .. F w 3 5 . t ' 5 . ,, N . . .swf 2 -'ft . K K A ty t 3 Bon Ace Randy Adams Carol Allen Sally Ambrose Shirley Anderson Susan Anthony Tom Anthony Steve Arblaster Ellie Arbranovic Rick Ashbaugh Lu Ann Atwood Bob Augustine Diana Barker Ken Barker Jill Barnett Mike Barnett Billy Baum Cheryl Bennett Holly Bennett Ron Bennett Terry Benton Richard Beranty David Bertocchi Sherry Bevington Bertha Black Jeff Boarts Karen Booher Randy Bond Chris Bowers Danny Bowser Dave Bowser Debbie Bowser Debbie A. Bowser Denny Bowser Janet Bowser .loe Bowser Gail Boyer Paul Bradigan Penny Brison Steve Brocious Jeff Brown Eddie Buffington Judy Buffington Paula Buff Fred Burns Harry Breski Debbie Campbell Mike Campbell Victor Carlesi Elaine Carli Raleigh Chapman Debbie Chasse Chuck Chemelli Mike Chemelli Kill ,' 5,-1 'a I , QT, Z .llll l' Yi Ji ' - I , f,.i, TQ -' V 'M li 4 l 2 if , 2 W ,, l was A Q!! 5 5 51. :ff 'ak' , '-P' V v 14 I '42 .435-v ' Becky Crissman Perry Crissman Pam Cross ,lack Cumberledge Teri Curren Sally Daugherty ,Q W r 6231? I f A l Z sim-: ' l78 Scott Clark Jerry Claypoole Pam Claypoole Denise Clever Diane Cogley Mike Coleman Dennis Colwell Mitzi Contrael Sue Copenhaver Dee Cousins Jim Cox Diana Craig Melanie Cramer Vickie Cramer john Cravener Mike Cravener George Creel Donna Davis Ron Davis William Decock John DeLuca Vickie Denny Dan Dornen Steve Dosch Elaine Dowling Joe Duzak Bonnie Eckman Connie Edwards ,lim Edwards Don Egley Candy Ellenberger Kathy Ellermeyer Dave Elliott Michelle Elwood Roger Emigh Paul Fair Debby Falchetti Jill Ferguson Cindy Ferraino Patty Fink Joel Fiscus Mark Fiscus Barb Forney Margaret Forsythe Victor Forsythe Donna Frailey Bill Frederick Marlyn French Susan Gabler Bert Gaines Linda Gallaher Alan Geidel Mike Gibson Bob Goodgasell Victor Goodman Faye Gowetski Dirk Grafton Jerry Grafton .lim Grafton Sherry Grafton Steve Grafton Joseph Grates Patricia Grates Barb Gray Mary Ann Gray -wqqrn-f 1 H 2 -'frfwrf' f -r -'-- v-f-fl-xfwf 'H' 'W 'i -t s - fi ai, 4. it H-fi ff M I -fi 4 t 2 J' gg , 15 235 ' 'fl Q .J ' ' 'kwa 5 i F Curt Heilman Dean Hepler Mark Hilliard Robert Hindman Bill Hobaugh Rick Holzwarth J im Hoover Pat Hutchison Chuck Ion Pam Ishman Sandy Ivanciw Deborah Jack Melissa Jack Cindy ,Iageman Richard Johns Valrina Johns '5 t t ayata H 'QW ' ':l.x 'I' e. X-Q: h S if 2 Q :J tial if N i mv. . 'hi ' , ina X Q ,qi , :L K '31 WS? ' . Q . 1 1 -as at 'f ' 1 Qs I I ' - E it Lisa Greenbaum QM , LLLV LLVLL H Gloria Guntrum H' 5 5110 Guthrie -3 Toni Habel T' Joan Harmon lip -Q ' V , We Sue Hartman fl' - a. 1 If t , , . eare - F if-s.., 1 . '-L19 t ,fi f av if H4-1 , ' ' :... .,,, 1' -.., ' ri ' r - ' - - 4 i t , . at .,a, i s1-1t 1- liqjkzfzf fur . .. gif - 5,1 fre- H3 Viv- if , . 11' sw' his nf- ' .al A 'f Qf-Q Q? V I v S, N Q K 'fr is r 5+ i . 'Rl QF' 1 5 P? . . .N Af. 1, , 41. 3? fr x r I79 Tom Jones Pam Julius Marcia Karadeema Lou Ann Karns Bonnie Kennedy Joe Kiehlmeier Vince Kijowski Bill King Joy King Karla King Debbie Kissinger 'Gary Klingensmith Kathy Klugh Francis Krizmanich Kevin Kronen Robin Kunselman Beth Ann Kutch Cary Kutch Dan Lane Susan Lash Amy Laube Lee Ann Leech Beth Lehner Keith Lemmon ,Iill Lenavitt Jeff Linnon Peggy Livengood Lanna Lorigan Joseph Lloyd Ervin Lytle Ruth Manke Calli Matthews Mary Jo Martin Steve Martz Jim McCanna Mike McCue Brian McCullough Kevin McCracken Micky McGrainor john McHaddon Bob McLaughlin Jeff McMillen Diane Mechling Doug Mechling V ag! Rf I Don'i get foo muc 'ma 2914, 5 fb? f , i I awk Q 5 jf! to I Y 'FCY 5 X F N Q F Q 1 0 o 0 Oh' we . - ng, 'lcon iw' is , te l ' I . 'N 55 X, K- , fi B Q 3 of ,f , 'S X, ,swf . N ' J .. at Q as t Jggfg 'Q .fL1f ,J , ,K .0-W , , h 'J i n - Q. v . . 1 . W. ' ' , -fisgsfggff in ' i ii ffl ' 55'-' fi i---'if V 1552 f'x: 'ni . :A' gt .. Mia, i has . . . ', M Connie Miller Don Miller Esther Miller Ron Mitchell Jeff Mohney Don Montebell Sue Montgomery Melissa Moody Elizabeth Moore Randy Moore Barbara Morda Jim Morrow Gary Morse Mindy Mull Chris Neighley Denise Norris Dave Nulph Sally Ochs Mark Olinger Doug Orr Debbie Ortman Mike Ortman Russ Painter Gary Parker Mary Dean Perry Cheryl Phillips David Pinkerton Dennis Piper Kathy Pontious Rosemary Pozzuto Randall Preteroti Barbara Pryde Betsy Recupero John Reesman Alexandria Remis Janice Rhodes Sally Richey Barb Rinker Paul Ritosky Beverly Roberts Mark Roberts Loraine Roofner Anita Rosenburger Bob Rupert 455. LR -15,3131 Cu il f .t 1' :Wx Q' . I It M - Wei' H ii' - A my-'Q J L - 1, v Q- i 'f 1- A ,W- fs?-i M, , H- Wf fn my l'im Shaffer Ken Shankle Nancy Shankle Janice Shannon Tim Shaul Mark Shaw .tif ir 6 E6 -:gr , eiffs f , r. Ron Ruffaner Sue Rugine Cladine Rupp Marty Sanders Candy Sarachine Mark Sasala Harry Schall Mary Schall Amy Schawl Dave Schaub Linda Schmidt Sue Schrecengost Barbara Schultze Bev Serene Bill Shaffer Dave Shaffer Janet Shaffer Ronald Shaffer Harland Shearer Mark Shepard Bob Sherry Sue Shields Diane Shotts Chris Shumaker Nancy Sims Bob Slagle Tom Slagle Randy Slease Gary Sloan Charles Smail Cathy Smith Christine Smith Colleen Smith Debbie Smith Jerry Smith Lori Smith Paul Smith Phillip Smith Randy Smith Audrey Snyder Celeste Snyder Cindy Snyder Pam Sobiski Ervin Soltis Ed Spell Sam Spencer Cara Starr Gloria Steffey Dave Stewart Terry Srin Nancy Stoops Barry Stouffer Jackie Storey Joe Summerville jim Swast Ken Sybert Tom Svec Louie Taleff Jerry Tarr Dave Taylor jean Templeton Anita Ternent Don Thiry Tim Thomas Donna Thompson Alice Thurau Roger Toy Roseanna Toy Sharon Toy Tom Toy Tom Volek Cindy Volkman Joni Wachter Toni Wachter Betty Waugaman Kathy Weaver Kathy White Brad Whiteman Brenda Whiteman Ted Willis Diane Wonderling Greg Wyant Dawn Zellefrow Jim Zimmerman ta gy, ' , QW A .:., W 1 Diane Titus June Titus Ken Titus Mary Titus Cindy Toy Rea Toy .gr .1 X A 'L ': i i . T 1' . ' i he A 2' ' ' gg T 1 S S, .. , ,' tv f r 1-fi? I 'T' + aw A '22-- fiffffir e--- if 111 tr: mike ' 'ik'f J f T , 3 - ' ,- ' f . F: si y f T Q ' I iit if K i--ig, . 1' i N A ,Eat ' ia! x I. iss-IEE? .,. -gi! sb, 1.5.1 1 -.Ti ,.:: . ' 5 . 3 ' - L' 'W E Kurt Zimmerman ma y-.1 ' 1, ..,.' T s I83 .1 - an ,af .A ..3,Jk,L V. fimffw Wfif 22345-Q ff . 'T ' 33 T A ' TM.. L M ffvrifxsf 2 ' M, . If -:JSLPQ W1 I NX xi, .. 1 ' 11, , 3. .Lx-.ff-. Wm JW ! .L . , l V SA-QMS' K 'VKX 1-Ma-A ,. 'sas ' i, ' . ' ,Q 3 .5 .. - J aw, A John McConnell Virginia Easley John McMahon Pres. - Dean Slease V Pres. h Jim Kaplon Sec. - Romayne Smith Treas. - Joe Miller fffwi Sophomore class cabinet fi? win A L f ' Tony Abranovic Crystal Aites Bob Anthony ,lan Armentrout Ken Atkinson Randy Atkinson Susie Barrett Ann Bauer Linda Beers Paula Bertocchi Terry Bish Shelly Black Mary Kay Blatt Rick Booher Darrel Bowser Debbie Bowser Deborah D. Bowser Cary Bowser Hazel Bowser Lillian Bowser Pam Bowser Sharon Bowser Betty Brice Wanda Brice Carolyn Brink Terry Brison Joe Bureau Milly Buzard Phillip Calhoun David Campbell Frank Campbell Jean Campbell Lynn Capone Barb Carlesi Dom Carli to , U aa W . 5- ,.v gm: im g 3, i Q., ,..,,f' 1 A- K . , tw ' A K I .. w. an ,A Q' vkpay' ,s Un , 4 1 Q svn, L , 0 at , ,r 4 . f ff T 2 Q., is , R QU? 8 I , wum.i' 4 . 4- 4 2 3 M . JN 1, I if tn? A ,Yu 5, i , WT A ' r C J ,fi 4 1 ,ff fs K I, 4' g f . A ft LJ' W-2' 7 far 7 In 1 , . M339 l b f V 1 'ii 1' xl 5' ban , 4 .W an K were i wr- y 4 3 Joyce Carrier Torn Cessna Rick Clark Cindy Claypool Denny Cogley Patty Corbett Linda Cornman Agnes Cousins Candy Cousins Ivan Cousins Linda Cousins Paula Cousins Sue Cousins Denise Craig Dorothy Craig Esther Craig Steve Craig Cindy Cravener Bill Crawford Bonnie Crawford Jim Crispen Roger Crissman Debbie Crowley Carol Crownover Kathy Croyle Barb Cunningham Debbie Curren Ken Dailey Cindy Dalzell ,lane Daugherty ,lane Dc-:Luca Elva Denardo Tom Desiderio Eric Dodd Debbie Dornan Kevin Dosch Mike Duncan Delores Dunmire Marian Dunmire Terry Dunmire Jim Ellermeyer Terry Emigh Sue Fair Donna Febinger Marlin Fitzgerald Susan Flick Rick Ford Bill Foreman Bob Fox Sid Fox Gloria F railey Harry Frick Yetta Frick .lohn Callaher Frank Gariglio Paula Geidel Gary Gillis Mark Gluvna ' If he 1 ' ' ,L , . 1 --we wy i is ,J ' 'E 1 1 3. if Jr' 5 ' ' W f , F1 LQ F' - F 1 'YJ' , . .,. oii F K - , . I F QN REQ LK ua fxilxz 'lf' . 1. i 1 .gkg-, Wt ' av vf K Eau A 49 ei , Q, i X A.. F m Judy Goldinger Patty Goodman Bev Grafton Jackie Grafton Jane Greenbaum Tom Grey Mike Groft Vernie Gutherie Carol Hallman Dan Harmon Joyce Harris Bill Hawley Jim Heckman Terry Heckman Jackie Heigley Kevin Hetrick Sharon Heymers Darrel Hicks Barb Hollobaugh Cindy Hooks Debbie Hooks Karen Hooks Cheryl Hudson Marianne Hunia Hope Hutchinson Susan lon Richard lshman Bob John Tana John Ralph John Nancy Johnston ...F m y QQ as aff' ,Z a-fai n Q 5 is We goi ihe Qillg ff K A f- +.- w N A Q ' s .Q I ' 2 I L X A gi k i X mil an Q --47 Qs., ,ff , - . :slim s 3' .K W X J ' s V W.: 9 Z3 'Q :HS 5. i? ' G f Q.1...,fi,,:,Q 5'- ' . K ini ? - A75 LJ an Silly Sophomores . ,. , 5 Cf? Q 4 if l s s Linda Jones Rex Jones Joyce A Jordan Dennis Kammerdeiner .lim Kaplon Judy Kellner Theresa Kijowski Kory King Randy King Nancy Klingensmith Ron Klingensmith Tom Koffman Ken Kretchman Karen Kusmierek Dan Kutch Cheryl Lane Dave Lash Jeff Lash Brad Lauster Jerry Leavens Jock Lenzi Clara Litteck Marcia Little Chris Livengood Leonard Livengood Sherry Livengood Harry Lloyd ,lan Lobe Archie Loughrey ig Q fn X in , 0 .. K ijil' 'W 29, U if Debbie Loughrey Ginny Loyich Debbie Maloney Mark Manfredl Henrietta Marrapode Terry Martin Marcia Masters Susan McAfoose Larry McCall Barry McCoy Linda McCoy Susan McCullough Larry McGinnis Harry McHaddon Sharon McKain Jeff McKinley Mary McLeod Al Mechling Hanna Mechling Nancy Meighen Kreg Mendus John Merryman Rick Merryman Joe Miller Mike Miller llose Miller Ron Milligan Mark Milliken Neal Milliken ,lan Mills Greg Milsom Randy Mohney Gary Montehell Beth Montgomery Mary Moore Arnold Morris Ed Morris Kathy Morris Richard Morris Paul Murray Bill Myers Connie Myers Dick Myers Richard Myers Sue Myers Denise Neurohr Tara Nichols Nick Nolte Nancy Ochs Patty Olinger Gloria Orr Mike Palermo Virginia Palinski Dave Patrick Carla Patsy Theresa Patsy Alan Peat Bernice Pennington T1 f P K 1' PM V W iii '55 D- .. 'S as if A ' a .4-Q W i i wt V R 'l Q , t QS Jim Peters Sally Petruzzi Bob Pfeister Paula Pflugh John Picardi Lorie Pinge Vickie Pinkerton John Porterfield John Pryde Wendell Pyle Robin Ralston Karen Reesman Pam Reitler Linda Rice Lorrie Rigatti Donna Ritter Duane Roofner Jeff Rugh Y X ' b' . . -1 . - 'r2?f'?f' 1- 5 Z -ii -X ' ffm N .SWF i v' A -fx - . rr Q P uf X is ' .Q eq: f' 'T Randy Rosenberger ' P , . Doug Rupert Robbie Ruzanic Cherie Sarachine Debbie Schantz Ruth Schermerhorn Ed Schrecengost Larry Schultze Hub Sedwick Jane Sgarlata Debbie Sgro Chuck Shaffer Suzanne Shepard l 84 X, 1 J ,ff r x N xi, e- L, R f ,. Hard work -'53 it ' . P 14 f P J-if ' i U J rf i ' f f' -f , E x - i 5 ,Q x .- ,...... ,S FW ,R 5315731 1 -1 ,4 .H 1 EEN 1 to 1 if 4 if ' - ' i W Lk Q, J 'i if ,fm Agsif ' L ,Q then fun! X X I 4 lt 3 ' S eff: ip .. A U , 'S 526 ,Z QLL Q Qss.,f4?Es K: Q 'E3f Q fi A .. QU by Q Q U ' W' is ,,.... , rs , 4 'fi I Laurie Shettel Dan Shirley Louella Shotts Nancy Shriver Tom Sigler Bill Skau Dean N. Slease Joye Sloop Gary Smail Dennis Smathers Alan Smith Ken Smith Patty Smith Robert Smith Romayne Smith Dwight Snyder Sandy Snyder Dave Soloski Ed Soloski Roger Sowers Rick Steffy Kathy Stockdill Jim Stouffer John Stubbs Peggy Stubbs Karen Stuchell George Swast Mike Taylor David Templeton V . H A Vi s ,f,:,:?gmtJ,v,.,3agW V ei, : V' M W ' ' i 31 , D' ' Q ,ii W -3 I esea 3 ll gf, We W 'ff' 7' , X 55 1291! H ,,, ,,,,K ,, ' .. easy, 'N ag , W' as , D r' A f Q I 1 Q 5234 fl Ig 5,2 1 I ' i Qophomores X V .' 'fi WWW A '. I' i n .:,,, , , l 3 W l '25 1 , . ,JH W .,,, -. 2 wg. ., .. 6' E J .: C ii suppori ihe Cais XM Z .. jf A 79 me W ., , 'ga ii We U Q RQ, 15414 45 . fi fu 3, 'fi D 'N ff 9 ' 1 1 4 ww , im, 3 QL, 4' Ev 9, . ? W f -5 we Ei K Ce X Y' Dave Thurbon Mike Totos Curt Toy Debbie Toy Sue Toy Pam Traister' Mark Transue Sheree Transue J im Treacy Darlene Trudgen Peggy Trulick Frank Turco Lois Uplinger Robert Venesky Debbie Visnesky Elaine Walker Mike Warcholak Bill Wasson Melinda Waugaman Bob Weaver Debbie Weeter Vlarie White Mary Willis Barry Wolfe Dennis Wolfe Debbie Woodward Paul Woytowish Chuck Wright Diane Wyant Don Wyant Ron Wyant Sue Wyant Karen Yantos WN Fl KJ m I I, A gr, a X ,ik A LK W! td 'im ml Mike Kuchta Susan Crawford Dean Yee Diana Zeigler Abseniees: A J we Lv, , ,,,, , 1 ' ,,. . ' .55 N' A., A Uv, . 2 x 1'2 1, :N 1 fi, 1.4331 ff A Xvx Roy Vensel, Annabel Duncan, Ted Hound Pres. - Jack Harmon Treas. - Suv Miller Sec. - Nancy Novak I1 Pres. - Denny Klingensmith Junior Class Cabinet I i 2 LJ' i Q AA air' ' :af K Huff? Kevin Adams Bob Anthony Darla Anthony Ron Anthony Dave Atkinson Jim Balitski Cindy Ball Tanya Batson Ambrose Battaglia Cary Bauer Cary Baum Terry Beers Charlene Bennett Charles Bennett Ida Bennett Debbie Berringer Helen Bish Shirley Bish Linda Blose Sue Boarts Sue Bono Jane Bowers Dorothea Bowser Randy Bowser Robin Bowser ,lean Brocious Bill Brown Syl Buffington Alex Callas Shelia Campbell Linda Carli Steve Childs John Cicero Bob Claypoole Cheryl Claypoole lsabell Clever Gail Cloak Jayne Contrael Sandy Corbett Connie Cousins Debbie Cousins Dennis Cramer Jeanine Cravener Sheila Crissman Janice Croyle Patty Croyle Katrin Crytzer Vince Curren Dan Davis Paul DeLuca Rod Denardo Tammy Dentici Denny Dickey Don Dunmire Robbie Dunmire Kathy Easley Ron Engel Mary Ann Enterllne Joan Eroh Herb Farster Jim Feeney Debbie Ferraino Creg Forsythe Tom Foster Larry Fritz Jackie Fry Sue Gariglio Kim George Brenda Gould Lila Greenawalt Sarah Creenbaum Barb Gutherie John Cutherie Sharon Hankey Sandy Harkleroad Jack Harmon Dave Harris Jane Harrold Beatrice Hartman Muriel Hartman Connie Hedglin Bob Helm Barb Henry David Henry Cindy Hill Sally Hogg Betty Hooks Bonnie Hooks Sharon Hooks Dave House Robert Hunia Randy lvanciw Doug Jack Donald John Jim Johnson Al J ' ii' ' if D i Q, ., S, 3-si wtf r y EM X X , W, - at X Ll V 20l Wes Johnson Dan Jones David Jones Greg Jordan Rick Jordan Dave Karadeema ,loel Kellner Debbie Kelly Dave Kijowski Susan King Bill Klawitter Denny Klingensmith Karen Klingensmith Kathy Klingensmith Becky Kovatch Mary Ann Krozley Kathy Kubatko Steve Kutch Rosemarie Lachell Chris Lamison Rick Lamison Terry Lamison Dwight Lash Randy Lash Gary Lasher Larry Lasher Jeanine Latini Mike Lattanzio Christene Laux Lloyd Lewis Kathy Lockhart ,fr-ikwyl P A quick drink: then 'fm N gat 5 X bgzz gh ,. tttl 1 .A A. .. . . .W Ei we'II discuss pollution. Q uv Q if 1.-6.7 Q' 1 .gh xg R .,,. s s , W all r 1 Y ' W i t QQ S af-J 'fi at t ' f s ss Y - f 1 - . :tilt ' Debbie Long Rick Lowry Sandy Lowry Pam Luke Gay Magagnotti Karen Marshall Lorene Martz Cathy Mateer Patty Matthews Tim Matthews Tom McAfoose Patty McCafferty Marcia McCall John McCanna Sue McCanna Jeanne McCullough Pat McDonald Loretta McGinley John McGraw Dan McKinley Roberta McLaughlin Russ McMillen Bob Mervis Colleen Methven Kathy Miller Sue Miller Joyce Milligan Carol Montgomery Dave Montgomery Nancy Montgomery Tyra Montgomery , 3 .K l l C57 J W iw Q E.fsif f.--.- -- , 'Q fig? it ' gtg., Q P, t X I tba v' mg ix if .W-g.. f lieu P li the lm Kent Morey John Morris Arnold Myers Linda Myers Sally Myers Debbie Mysliwiec Nancy Novak Connie Olinger Peggy Olinger Tom Otell Phyllis Painter Ron Painter Roxanne Patrick Nancy Patterson Brenda Pennington ,Ian Picard Mary Lou Pifer Eric Plyler Barry Polinsky .lim Raimondi ,lean Rau Randy Reed Randy P. Reed Mickie Rush Mike Sarachine Joe Sasala Sue Savona Mary Jane Schall Cindy Schauh Linda Schrecengost Nancy Schrecengost Dave Schultze Jeanne Sellner Roger Serene Dan Shafer Debbie Shaffer J im Shaffer Paul Shaner J im Shaw Robert Shields Alexis Silagi Elaine Simcik Cindy Slagle Gary Slagle Harold Slagle Linda Sloan Karen Smathers . Al Smith Clifford Smith Debbie Smith Judi Smith Ken Smith Ray Smith Mindy Snyder Richard Snyder Bill Sowers Bev Steffy John Stewart Sandy Stewart Chet Stockdill La 'W 'Q 1 y a in K GZ'-1. y if ,., R AX, -- nah. I ,gt I 1555 N 4 Joyce Stouffer Marian Stover Mary Stover Barb Stubbs Bob Swarts Rick Swartz Karen Swast Sandy Tate Sody Thompson Carol Titus Richard Titus Robert Titus Dave Toy Harry Toy Sue Vause Mindy Vent Tom Volek Charles Wain Karen Waltho Diane Watkins Janet Whipkey Janet Wolfe Sandy Woodward Andy Wyant Susan Yantos Eugene Yee Leroy Yount Eileen Zamperini Bill Zellefrow 5? 2 l :,.,. S 5 , And as the sun sinks in the West . . x i IP , sf Q b V , ,, ' ' , M if S Cv NL 'Gu X .-. fi i ii '.:4 T . ii M y W ..e ., , a ' Y fy 1-1 ' s ,A Vg myygr if-g g e ,e no ,, ye, . l tl l cest 2 i N Qs ilk 34 RV N s .. it at , ' iiti f ts s fs . 'A K .. sag AMW if ll? 1 ' K .QE as i S i egg QL 4 K+ , ' 96 Q z nm? wi' x - Ann Smith Jenilee Ralston Absenfeesz Cathy Zellefrow Cary Zellefrow Nancy Zimmerman Alayne Zinkand Gary Zubik 'T ,- . . - . kk -4 ', , :,L K .. 5' kv Qfiy K ' j K B -' fb A-'B - fx , .ll r Y- A :'- 2 B ,,,.g 54 fil L 4 ,lil s J,-1. X r i, ,. 7 S .K V., , -,v....,. 9 If xi s ! L If K ...- ix F' Lew? '5f :ft - W -fr is , 3, .,..., Gerald Anthony Linda Binder V Tim Bowser .lerry Cecchi Anita Cousins Jerry Cramer Louie Dowling Ray Edwards Deborah Egley Blaine Fair Debbie Garcia Bill Graziano Jim Hays Pam Holben Sue Klingensmith Cliff Klugh Cary Lemmon Larry Lvmmon Wilbur Lloyd Ralph Loutitl K x Debbie Montgomery FXR June Painter Rosemary Patcyk John Pfeister Ron Potter Jerry Reesman Frank Ridenour LouAnn Ridinger Karl Shaeffer Marilyn Shotts Jerry Slovenski Tom Smith Ila Steffy Ron Thiry Don Zeigler ,EEUDG 'ru A A Same SRO Do R xl! 5 I R. SR PROM fl O i The Heavenly Mosaic l c-arm-stly think of livawii as the ahoflv wln-rv God clove dw-ll. A plarv of wondrous sph-mlor where all arm- strong and well. l, too. likv to think ol' hvawn as a mosaic lille-cl with life, Whvre- all is peace - so tranquil - no noisv, no pain, no strifog Anil l like to pivlure that mosaic lull ol' lhv tans and grey-liko hues As those who haw liw-tl thvir lives antl ltavc- inatlv lifeis journvy through l ll-1-l those- shaded 1-olors 4 those clark grvys. tans. and hluvs Arv thv olflc-r rlvparlml pilgrims: the bright units. the youthful hue-s. l ani vm-rtain in Goclk path-rn the-re is pc-rl!-rtimi antl hcauty rare-. :Xml in ont' of His xvri hrightvst spots Ili- has plavvtl our Holmin tlwre. lltfs tak:-n heir to hriglite-n llis pin-ture: Hs' has nyc-cl for heir right thu-rv, 'llo lirightvn His llt'i1Xl'llll IIl0SHlCQ l9l.S'l'Illl'llSl hvr into His vars: Finally when time has 4-mlt-tl, and the- 1-louils unwil the slug Vlivill sm' the- glurius nirmsait' our Coil has lmuill on high. llvllwrt l'3alu'1'. .lit CLASS OFFICERS l'resia'f'rzl f .luck Karns VYl4l'6-Pfl'SI:d6Ilf - Paul Smith Sf'f'l'6ICll'Y - ,loyvv Shaul Treasurer - Diane Burns CLASS ADVISORS Clvnmn ROSCI1bQ'l'QI1I' .larnvs Yuvkllulvk Dvllwrt Rilkt'I' CLASS CABINET in..-Q Wi 4!'!!f .of-Q, Q-...- KAREN SUE .-Xtlli Vnvatialml Enjoys watrhing llw hull lmunre' . . . spvnds muvh time- hui'se-luiwlx riding and danviiig. . . has .lSlt'1lllf juli at tl.ti.lNlurpl1y's, . .annliition is tu lit' ai Km l'um'lit'i'. BARIS.-KKK ELl,l'.N ,-XDA-Ulb BU,.NIllf'AA liiijms Ilmtlitill tht' hest . . .wmv oli2l0's vlit-i'ulis Nll 1 at tm Roni: . , . hs m.mx lricnds . , , ken-n on l'lI't'Flt'llliI'lt'SL1Illl liuiiiburga-rms . , . uilrlt-1-itlml ubnut thv luturc. SANDRA IH NN .Xl,l5l-lOl EL Bumirzzsm Rates wrvstling as livr tllxuritc sport , , . wmit live without her dish of spaghetti . . . enjoys spending her time ut Dennfs housv . , . One of our football attendants . . . one of the gang. IHOXLXS R0t,luR .-XNTHONX .-Irarlenzir lliiiim- Ilmn' Q'IllllllSlilSl . . . lows the Driw-in . . . vlaiins llusinvss l,.iw as lmoiite vltiss . . . can t wait to lu- filthy rich . , . world traveling is in his liLlll1I't'. Vt'lLl,lANl A-XNTIIUNY Pft1l'fIi!'G1 Arn Nlvinbvr ul' Outdoors Club , , . proud of tlirvx- pt-rikct uttvnflantw- inwards . . . prt-fvrs study hulls to clussvs . . , spvnds inainy days hunting und fishing , . . wants to be' a suwess. .IAMES ARBL CKl,l'. Buszrlcfm lntcrest 4-inbeddvd in Ilmtliall . . . linds Wurld bvograpliy hi. must pltaurtilile suhjut . . . spvntls mustli time- with lH0l0I'l'f4'lt'S and girls . . . Iiupvs to lw a hmivy t-quipmvnl driwr. RONALD D. .'X'l'lllCR'l'0N Gvrwrul . s . t 01,54 tlass . . . took part in tln All-Lluss Plan . . . mm In-st-1-ii tnrvqun-iitlx in the- Mosgrovv area . . . likes riding cwlt-s . . . has a favoritv sc-at nr-ar Mr. Adams. lillrl ti, BVXLI. lr'111Iz'l71l'1' Proud ut' livr long ltwks. , 4 slump 1-ull:-vtiiig tn-- vtipivs muvh ut'lu'r tim:-. . . luis mu-t1t'tlw luvk- crs that xwn't opt-n . . . sanurs vlznns und rin- . . . liuturt- plains ure' iiiide-4-itlvtl. v DERBY L. BARKER .4r'adefn11'1' Would tiki- svwn pvriods olsliiih halls. . . lows to watcli the- pigskin . . . his favorili- hohhy is honda riding . . . 1-onsiilvrs Pvpsi .ind Frvnvli lirivs as llnorites. r -4 ALLEN LULIS HICFIRS Cenvml Looks forward to wood shop . . . Pvpsi qiieiivlws his thirst . . . is rvsolxed to l'in'thn-r his i-iluvation . . . a toothall lan . . . would like- to he- .1 lieuixx 4-quipment operator. Q DAVID PAVL Bl'il'iRS 'lClldf'l7llif' Member ol' F.T.A. club . , . ai great basvball lan . . . i'an't wait for lrig class . , . all loods satisfy his hung:-r. . . plans to bPm'onie' a tfriivlii-r . . . has not Chosvn a vollvgw. lillARLl':5 Viv. Bl'iLl.. .'ll'!ldFNllil' Lows to lx- a menihvr ol' Nlr. Blosc-is vluhs . . . vnjois spending his tinn' with his horse . . . hopes to lw a Struvtural Engine-er . . . vlainls hc- vould liw on pizza and Frvnrh lrivs. THONI.-XS A, BER.-XNTY .'llYldf'l7lIil' Always at thi- top ol' the- vroisd , . , raltcs trig as his tavoritv :lass . . . spends lm-isurv tiinv at the' bowling allvi . . . a nice guy to be around . . . European trawl is in the luturv. ANN B. BIERKAMPER flradenziz' One of thi' gang . . . rates Miss Painlvr's vliiss lirst . . .vnjoys nate-r skiing, . .pizza and Onion rings arc' lavorite . . . a future vor-d at Lovk Haxen Sldll' . . . wry frirmlly lass. FLSLN IEINGOL :1r'adenzi'r Love-s plating the' guitar . . . nlways si-on with a sniilv. . , rates potato 1-hips .is laxoriti- liiod . . . hop:-s to hm- .i Tip Fakulvsi , . . wry lriendh ini-inher ol' the svnior vlass. P.-tl L D. Bl..-XNlAli Cmivrul Spvnds tiini- shooting a how and arrow. . . olti-n si-on git Ik:-'s Snnvk Hai' . . . hopes lo ln-1-oiiiv a wvldvr . . . will soinr-ilay riili- a dog slvil through thi- snow ol Alaska. ROBERT B. BOTHELL BIISI-Ill'.9X The ht-st fullback on the tvam . . . driws it wild Roadrunner . . . passes timP away at that lfudvt . . . a lil'lPlll'I to Pvervonv. . . liuturv Stull- l'uli4-e-- main , . . svn-n with' Arnie and Dan. EDWIN CHARLES BOWER 14l'IldPIIIiI' Ont- of tht- gang at Hook? S1-i'vi1'e Station . . . svnior lf-ttcrnian in basketball . . . lun-5 hut :lugs from Hot Dog Billis . . .hopvs lo vontinuv l'tIllt'Li- tion as il Speerh Pathologist. ALICE DIANNE BOWSER Gl'ILl'fIIl Uftr-n sm-n riding in 21 blue Volkswagen . . . 1-zin't rc-sist onion rings . . . III't'tlL1PIlIlf visits tht- tfadvt . , . hope-S to explore the land of kangnroos , . . max' be an Interior Dtlsigncr. CUNSTANCE ELAINE BOWSER Gwmral Ht-1' liavoritr- hobby is riding liursvs . . . happivst whvn in Salt-s class . , . would like' to bv ti w-t1'r- inarian . . . ft-asts on 1-hiti. Ili1l'I'lIJUfgIL'I'S. and its-ak . . . hopes to trawl. IACQUELINE KAY BUWSER .f4!'Illl1'NlI!' Any type' ol' math intern-sts her . . . uni- nl' thim- who liktf ping-pong. . ,spf-ntlf niuvh le-isurv tinit- wutrhing T.V .... a quit-t lTlt'IIllM'l' nl' 210 . . . will 1-ntcr Indiana Univt-rsity. KANDACE LEI ANN BOWSER Vvllflllillllllf Enjoys making her own clothvs . . , nivinbt-r ul' tht- vvarlrooli statpli . . . watvr Skiing is hvr lizivuritc' sport . . . Italian thrills art- tops . . , Doug , . . Ll luturf' lady in white. PANIELJX REBECCA BUWVSEH fIK'Illll'lI1jl' lVIm-nihcr ol' thc N.II.S. . . .avtiw in girls' haslwt- ball . . .spends ht-r lvisurv timv playing tht- guitar . . .has an intnrrest in social xwrk. . . will aittvnml Indiana linivcrsity. SALLY ANN BOWSER Al'IlIiI?II1,il' Prvsidcnt nf Future Nursm-s . . . Positiw outlook on lite , . . often set-n with Kzithv and Susit- . . . 1-njois the- sights at East Brady ciunp . . . will ail- tt-nd Butler School ol' Nursing. 2l6 fm .vii .-4 WN? ,,,-54.4 G' fy wap--A1 .Avg if .. Y'--sr' SARA JANE BOWSER Vocational Enjoys thu- water sport . . . szivors pizza and ham- burgers . . . socialim-s with lVlurt'itt and Linda . . . a football lim . . . unlhition is to he ii presidc-nt at a bunk. BARBARA .IANIC BRICE Business A painting and diuivv enthusiast . , . an avid loot- luill lan . . . booklu-1-ping is first on her list . . . into, visit Ne-w York in tht- liuturc- . . . would like to study llutai Prom-ussirig. FERMAN LERUY BRUCIOUS. .lR. General A great admirer at drag raving. . . frequently vis- its Worthington . . . often seen with Scott and Bob . . . warns spending money at Mushroom Mine-s. KAREN SPE BRUWN Business Enjoys wiitvhing the Mat Rats . . . rates Miss Pa1inter's vlass first on list . . . dosirc-s to :nuke a vvrtiiin someone hors . . . hvr front porch . . , may he ti vomputvr programmer. DEBORAH KAY BUFF Acadfvnic cJIll'0lill1t'liiYP D's . . . blushing pf-ppy vhcerlead- cr . . . olitcn seen with Dave . . . very lively at football games . . . hopes to become ti Phys. Ed. te-in-her . . . friendly member of the gang. DIANE LOUISE BURNS Business Pvrllectly proportioned football que-4-n . . . voted best looking senior girl . . . one ol' the gang . . . aspires to ln-come an airlini- stewardess . . . hard working of the Drill Team. MELDA EAYE BURNS Business Une ol' thx' gang nt Montgoineryis Store . . . has many lrif-nds . , . :nay ln-vorne an :iirline rvvep- tionist . . . Q-njovs liorse-lmvli riding . . . would lilo- to visit 'IH-xtis and fiailitornizl. NANCY E. tfAMl'BELl, Azvzdvmic Hopi-s to rniirry at main with millions. . .tho land oliswaiing palms thrills heir . . . min be sw-n driv- ing the wir . . . enjoys ri-aiding and sewing . . . hope-s to vontinuv c'dur:tition. 2I7 an-sf, NWN 395 . PAMELA SUE CAMPBELL Busi'm'xs Spm-nds leisurv tiino rffading books . . . has her trycs set on a certain boy . . . rates bookket-ping first . . . would likt- to swiin in thc' waters ut' Hawaii. NICHOLAS :XNTIIUNY ti.-XHLESI Busirwss A lirin bclivwr in the art ot' staying singlv . . . SGP!! but soldoin hvard . . . Iiiippiest when in sales class . . . thf- world is waiting for him . . . undv- t-idi-d about the futurv. PATRICIA ANN CARLESI G4-livrrzl Her iinaginntion is ut work when writing stories . . . really vrijoys tennis . . . whilvs time away at the' In-Out Hs-staurilnt . . . will board a plane- to Al'ris'a . . . inay be-voinf' a inotill owner. MILES CLARK Gfvzvrrzl Spvnds tinit- hunting and fishing . . . vnjoys till foods . . . would likv to visit Grand Canyon State . . . friends with Larry. Rusty. and .luck . . . op- f-rutor of lu-my equipment. KA'l'I'II,lil'ilY SUE CIAYPUOI. ACILIIPIILI-K' Ambition is to bt- thi' lirst woman Pri-sidcnl . . . will attend tht- liniwrsitx ul'I1ittslJui'gl1 . . , rt-- Ccivn-tl NEIYI' Merit llcrtillicatif . . . inlriguvd by history . . . always with ti smile. PATRICIA ANN CLAYPOOL Business Finds bookkn-vping Iwi' most plvasurziblc' sulijt-ct . . . Q-iivies those who live in Washington . . . Cade-t is a luvoritv pastime- . . . would like to he an um'm'ountunt in Data Provessing. PATRICIA ALENE CLAYPOOLE Bunrzess Looks lorwzird to gy in vluss. . ,pizza piv is hum - itt' . . . ambition is to IJt L'HlIl4' an X-ran Tvvlini- ciun . . . vnjoys tht- water spurt . . . luturv plans are' iiiidc-virli-d. N'IAKtQAHIC'l' LOUISE Cl,l'Il'PER Busifwss Data Prom-ssiiig holds hvr inlvrvst . . . rvlziws while- watvhing heir TN. sn-t . . . wishvs that till tht- world shall lin- in pt-at-v . . . may visit the islzind of palm tres-s, IDA MAE IILEVER Aradf-lliir Interested in liiotball . . . will atti-ntl Indiana Iiniwrsity ol' I'a .... a taxorite for pizza and hoagies . . . dreams ol' bt-ing a niillionairm-ss , . . atlrzu'l1'4l to tlu' shores ol' Haivaii. 'I'EHRANCE L. CUGLEY Vozfuliomil Enjoys both types ol' skating . . . spends leisure- tinic at New Castle. . . addit-te-nl to ive vrvain and spaghetti . . . may wear the Navy bell-bottoms. CHLUE LYNN COLEMAN S1'!Tl'!'fl1l'l:H1 Member of Future Business Leaders Club . . . re' laxes in her game room listening to records . . . would like to own a 4--speed , . . may be one of our future models. DENNIS C. COLEMAN Business Deeply interested in wrestling . . . his mouth wa- ters at the sight of steak and fish . . . van be seen riding on a Honda . . . future plans invlude be- coming a polivi-inan. JEFFREY GENE COLWELL Academia' High-stepping drum major . . . very active in the Civil Air Patrol . . . plays for the Yellow Dog Six . . . owns bright red hair . . . spends time at the bowling alley . . . may he a teavher. AIVIY DIANE CUOK Academic Owner of pretty brown hair , . . loves to spend time out-of-doors . . . music is vonstantly on her mind . . . world traveling invluded in her plans . . . vonsumes vheeseburgers and pizza. KATIIRYN ANN CUPENIIAVER General Considers Government to he favorite class . . . patronizes Cadet . . . frequently orders Frenvh fries and gravy . . . would like to own a ticket to the land of shamrovks. RACHEL H. CORBETT Business Would like to visit California . . . enjovs all her classes . . . favors pizza and Pepsi . relaxes any plave . . . would like to he a receptionist . . . an avifl football fan. cr'-my ., ,, ..N,:,5tk5? .521 5 lt THOMAS G. CORNMAN General Sales is rated as top class . . . mashed potatoes is favorite food . . . pals around with the Wick City gang. , .drag raving oeeupies mueh time. . . fu- ture is undeeided. JOYCE DARLENE CUS'I'ANZO Secretarial Frequently seen in her VW. at the Cadet . . . has dreams of beeoming rich. . . will continue educa- tion at Indiana l'niversity of Pa .... friendly towards everyone i LINDA KAY COIESINS General Often seen with Kathy, Helen, and Cindy . . . plans to attend be-autieian sehool , . . has her heart set on Dallas, Texas . . . spends her time skating. DPIBORAH l,l'llGH CRAIG Academic Has the ability to write upside down . . . one of the gang . . . devours Freneh fries and gravy . . . enthusiastit' over Mr. Blosels class . . . friendly member of the senior class. PEGGY l.0lflSE CHUW Seerelarial Avid football rooter. . . at home in Business Law . . . rates pizza and hamburgers as favorite foods . . . often seen riding around the Cadet . . . would like an oftiee job. CAROL MARGAHEI' CYNNINGHAM b Business Ueeupies a seat in 211 . . . football and sales hold her interest traveling to Europe would brighten her life . . . keeps alive on pizza and Freneh fries . . . future is undeeided. CREGG ROBERT CUNNINGHAM Academic Co-eaptain of football team . . . often seen with a eertain someone . . , one of the gang at Hook's Serviee Station . . , would like to become a Phys. Ed. teaeher. MARY ELLEN CUNNINGHAM Business Counts money for the yearbook . . . frequently seen with Karen, Debbie. and Joyce . . . will at- tend eollege . . . owner of big, brown eyes . . . a niee personality. 220 H. ALLEN DAILY Vfvfrllionell Happie-si wlivn riding ai horse- . . , ernjois 1-ating all type-s of food , . , has his he-art sell on ilSp21l'e'- ship to the- moon I , .km-ps a sli-only jobat 'I'l1rifty Oil fionipany. KFNNICTII Nl. DAI'IlllER'I'Y ,flrmlenzir One' of Blose-'s Be-st . . . known as Doe' . . . loves math rlasseis . . . efnjoys football . , . is an efxperl at wasliinlq Te-le'pl1one-fioinpaniistruvks. , . may be' an l'lIgIlN'I'I'. ALAN RICHARD DAVIS Variational Spefnds time' at his girlfrielmfs house: . . . goes wild ove-r stovle var raving . . . fills up on hoagies and niilkshake-s . . , goal is to drive? a Dodge in it slewle var I'il1'I'. CAROL JOAN DAVIS Business Spe-nds lelisuri' time' bowling . . . love-s to be vallefel Agnew . . . futurv plans inrlude' niarriagv . . . lite-s on pizza pie- . . . puts tliel pefn to work wbvn e-omposing musie: MAX E, DAVIS Business One- of the guys at Se'liue'y's . . . enjoys motor- vyclvs . . , hamburge-rs are- favorite food . . , most urtivv whvn in liumanitiers . . . future' plans inefluele- going to barbe-r school. BRUCE ARNOLD DFCOCK Academic A hard guy to tackle at football game-s . . . anx- iouslv awaits Bows' Home' Eu . . . drvains of at- tending Woodstock Roe-k Festival . . .soon at the playground . . . very uvlive. IAMICS WILLIAM DICKSON Academic Obtains his physique' from we-ight lifting . . . heart boats at thee sound of soinvonefs name' . . . likvs to visit tln' rive-r . . . stoale satisfivs his hun- ger . . . may vontinue- education. VICTOR ANTHONY DURAZIO Vorarional One- of our wrelstlors that attvnds Lenaper . . . rate's physics as tops . . . drivers a truefk for the Pepsi Distributor . , . plans to vontinue' his edu- cation. 22l .ggaabh ff.f.,,Wv4, gg-l .--...g Mgt' lst Q., f f , . I. X ., M f saliva sind' .IAIVIES C. DOSCH VOITIIIUIIIII Earns his spending money ut jot-'s Army and Navy . . .Wivk City storv is his tiivoritv spot . . , oftvn ordi-rs hamburgers and Frvnvh Iris-s . . promising owner ol' iiastvst var around. PATTI LYNN DUSCH Cwzrrrzl Ifuturv plans includc' rnarriagv . . . tilts up on pri-tzs-ls and Pvpsi. . . spvntls mu4'litiiii1-att Wit-lx City. . .ambition is to lwvoiiie- ti pro ut tliv guitan' . . . would lilw to 4-xlilorv tfulitoriiia, SUSAN DIANE DOVERSPIKE lizzxinmw Pretty grown-cyefl blond . . . no fuvorito clzissvs . . . 1-njoys football games . . . ridcs around at Cade-t . . . wishes to own two Corvette-s . . . Eu- ropa-Lui trawl is in tht- liuturv, BEVERLY ALIENE DIINIAI' liillfllflilflllll Nvwr misst-s a football gains- . . , paissvs time- away at Ford Citi . , . Booklwvping rutvs its fli- xoritm- vlass . . . Italian foods turn hm-r on . . . would likv to visit .Nc-w York Citi. RAYMOND BRUCE DUNN Cfvmrrzl Intcrnrst holds to drag rut-ing and wutvr skiing . . . pastime includcs girls . . . Poorhoys It-inpt his tastP buds . . . would likt- to visit Calitoriiiu . . . future plans are undc-vid:-tl. SAIVIIIEL EDWARDS Busimfss Girls and hunting ovvupics mush tim:-. . . wustt-s no time in getting to sales. . . Mamfs is u fuvoritv place' . . . undecided wht-rv futurv plans arm- von- ci-rned. RALPH GLENN ECLEY Gfvieml Dwc-lls in thc bavkgrouncl of 2l2 . . . we-lvoiiit-s woodshop favors stvak stimlwivhvs would tiki- to visit Detroit to sez' how vars urn' inadm- , . . plans to continue oduvation. PAMELA JILL ELLIOTT Arradvniir' Activities occupy muvh timv. . . 4-ritliusvd ova-r Honors English . . . one ot' those- who vnjoy Nu- vujo bread . . . ambition is to livn' isolutvd in the mountains for a vear. DEBORAH ANN EMIERY Secrvlzzrial Finds any kinil ol' history vxviting . . . dr:-ains of lmoarrling at boat to Hawaii . . . Wit-k City is favor. ilu' spot . . .wonlil Iikv Io obtain 11 ,juli as a svt-r4-- tary . . . lilws lraslwtball. RICHAIUJ ALAN EYGHL ,4r'mlwn1iC llWl1t'l' ol' mln, rc-il hair . . . svnior ln-ttvrinan in football . . . fintls anv typo of history vxviling , . .ambition is to skin iliu- in tht- rix er. . .vol- lvgv lws ahvatl. WILLIAM CLARK EYEXS. JR, Vozvllivlllll Mvinlwr ul' the' Automoliw Cluli . . . 21 lootlrull follow:-r . . . vrijoys be-ing at thc' Ililillfllilllls . - - pizza. lish. antl 4-olws tvinpt his Iastv bufls . . ambition is to ln- a garnt- VvL1I'l'lt'H. 4IllARl.U'l l1P1 livXRNlI,XR'l' Flilt IHT 'll'lIIlI'lHI'l' l'osse'ss1's lN'ilLllIl-lll rvtl hair . . . sports mlitor ol' warbook . . .xotml most atlile-tit' se-nior girl . . . tt-nnis is llivoritv sport , . . 0l'l'llIllt'S a se-ul on .lam-'s porvh . . . mul ol' lln- gang. JOHN l l'iRREliU f'ru1'r1'r11f .-Ir! liusi xsorlwr in shop . . . 1-njois boating and skiing. . .a rf-vl and rod is oliten in his hanil. . . ll-asts on shrimp . . . would Iilw to hemnif' a ganu- XHll'llt'Il. LARRY I-'LICK Gf'llf'f1ll Ullvn svvn working on vars . . . timthall is laxor- iti- sport , . . worm-s from room 212 . . . 1'an't wait till glllfllllillllll clay . . . may soon wvar the- isings ol' tln- Air l ori'e. LYNX l l.lliK Gt'lIl'fIl1 l'iI'i4'Il4llf towartls all . . . at l'UIlIl0lSSt'llI' ol' slvali :intl salatls . . . ln-4'4nnr's rlvvplx imolu-tl wlivn rvailing lroolxs. . . lfnglantl awaits hwr. . . nurs- ing invlnnlml in lulurn' plans. StltJ'l l' l . l Hll'illl Hll,YfIIt'.Y.Y Art t'tlIlUI' and pllolograplivr ol laltlm--lall . . . axiil lootlmll lan, . .holds an inte-ri-st in humani- livs. . .spvnils limi- tlown at the sturt-. . .imnltl Iikt- to risll llalx. s-is w-PV 7' fl- ,,-al p W Q:-Q. Sri 'YYY ROSE ANN GARCIA AC!lllt'lIlil' HPI'liTll'IlfISI1lIJ is worth vultivating. . . one ol' the gang . . . another angvl of me-rvi . nc-vt-r dying football and basehall fan . . . earns her spending money at Luritfs Market. WENDY GEORGE .'Il'lll!f'IIll'f' Diligent worker on the Tuttle-Tail staff . . . u pretty. green-eyed blond . . . favors Frerivli fri:-s and vanilla-spritv . . . would like to lieeoniv an X-ray Ttlehnitfiaii JEAN GIIRARIJ Acadfvnik' Enjoys football and water skiing . . . voice olton heard in chorus . . . virtuoso of crah legs and oys- ters . . .favorite place is the spot . . .wishes to own u furniture store. DEBORAH .IU GIBSON Business Member of the A.V. Cluh . . . has no destination when driving her car . . . works hard in health and salt-s . . . has a sec'rc't ambition , . . would like to become a social worker. BARBARA .IRAN Gll.l. Secrrlrzrial Ocvupies time by making her own wardrobe' . . . can't resist the aroma ol' Italian foods . . . ainhi- tion is to take- ow-r the world . . . would like to become a teat'li1'r. SANDRA LEE GILLIS Business A busy business student . . . really likes English Class. . .avery avid football fan, , .runs around with Sue, Norma, Rachel, and Diane . . . would like to obtain a secretarial job. DEBORAH LEE GOLDINGER Aradernic High-stepping drum majorette .. . known as Goldie to all her friends . . . whiz in Mr. Bloscfs math vlasses . . . everybodyis friend . . . most any type of food will serve the purpose. WILLIAM GOUIJCASICLL Gvmfral Possusses shiny, black hair . . . spends inuvh time tinkering with Cars . . .fills up on hamburg- ers and hot dogs . . . goal is to obtain a tivki-t to the moon. 224 I,I'1ltUY lf. fill ll 'l'UY. ,llt. lfll.Vl-lll'S.V A xvri gmail lnisvliaill lDlilfl'l'. . .timls 1-xritc-itivltl in tlrixiilg .trutiml liitlzutiiing . . . hulin-s lu xisil Furnace Run in the future . . . may become a professional guitarist. lllfllllli Xll ,IHXY llllll 1:l'lll'fIl! xl grvait 'N'l'l.lDIilll4'l' in gym . . . mwvr gifts tirn-tl ul' lini'svluu'lx ruling . . . slut-mls tittivli tum' :it hvr llirl lil'l4'tltl-S linusw' . . . hats ht-i' lit-airl svl mi tin- stwring tt-It-Iulimivs. l ll.fXNK Nl. lilll Y lftL.sir1f'.ss Almiis rmuli liar at gmail laugh. . . lxilu-s un inlvr- vst in liatst-lmll uml liatskn-llnill. . . um' tifthi- gang uit ,latin-'s Il1ll'l'll. . .will lu' gill:-filling N1'Nll1lhll4' llttsuit-ss Srlioul. l,l'ISl.lE ll. CRAY Cwiwrul Skillliilly works in shop . . . ht-url st-t un drug raving , . . thi- spit-i aronizi nl' liixm inalws his mouth txiilvr, . , xuitiltl lilw ln xisit tiiinutlu. . . Vflllvgf' lll'N illltiill. CINDY l.Ul fQlll'1lNl'ili frl'Ill'fll! lltis tha- in-lxiianiv ul' lliinju lfit-s. . .unv nl' Nliss Mil:-ln-lls tissistzuits . . . tliligt-nl work:-r in Hmm- lin' . . . alnliiliun is In lll't'0IIl1'1l l1llU5l'Wll.l' . . , ilzililiiriiia thrills ht-r. SPSJXY KAY CICHIYFR Bu.si'fu'.s.s 'llikt-s in v'nt4'rIa1inm1-nl lrmn mutt-hing sm-4-ter . . . lizuurile- liohliy is st-vying , . . lovers lu ritlc uruuml, . ,mnhitiuii islulr1'1'1itIl4'itl14'X1'1'Iill0ltLtl liutisf-mile -,.. lxnimn as Stix. AIA?Vll'iS l'llIl,ll' IIAIJUIQN Vmfulinnul tliillt-tl llvimlzt hy itll tht- guys who ritlt- inntur- riwlvs . . 4 will limirfl 21 plum- tu llzttsaii anrl ritlt- tht' surl' . . . tlzlily LlIltlUllIlt'1'I' rin WACB . . . litipifs to tt-an-ii liitilogy. DENNIS .IAMKS llAWl,l'iY Ur'n:'rul l,ilta-s all tilhis rliisst-s 1-tttizilli . . .1-iijui-ltmtliiill uml lmilitig . . , vain usually lu- lillllllll ill llii' 'Xp- plewold store . . , has a real desire to visit Tarrl town in the fut1u'e. 225 3 . I A .. x 1 l Aff' 333 fy 1 : flilj- .fs 1 fs s f :z z i f . - it i fi iii. -fungi' j fl ii . 1' f W M li X . , . f C yfilf.lf',-f,., . f.z.f.eg . rm -sw ,fy A .vs--., ,,,unu lAl'lllF LYNN Hl'ill,lVlAN ,f1z'111I1'1111z' ljllt' ull llw gang. . .zlvtiwf lIl1'IlllJl'l' ul' Sluvu. . . pals i11'41u111l uilh Illllllf guys . . . l'ilNUI'iI6' spwl is 4111 .li1111-'s IlUI'1'll. . . 'l'a11'r11m ll . . .VK ill 1'o11li11l11' liz-1' 1-ililmlliuii all ai 1111111-gil. Sll.'XliUN lil-XNIC lll'il.lJ .qf'l'I'I'II1fl-Ill F11lI1111s1I11- Nlail Huis . . . p1'1'Ili.l1lu111l 1111-111ln'r ol' ilu- gang . . . l'lli0fS going to Vklliiim-'s Villllll . . . l'11tur1'pli111su1'1' liiiilvvinle-nl . . . lmi-st111-i1lv Llfilllllll IH LUN 1'L1I'. Sl SAN E. IIENIJICRSON Cflrwrrll Wiorllii' IIl1'IIllll'I'Ul.lll1' Y.ll.S .... lilllllff' plains i1i1'lu1l1' 111:11'1'ia1g11- 11111 guy i11 Xlissuuri. . . a1l1-I1-rv mini-il svninr . . . I'4'Llllf cnjuis liomfliiin-k riding . . . Ll llflflllll to all, GERIANNE M. HENRY S!'l'f6Iflfl-ll! clWlll'F ol' prvlli. lurmi I1 lizlir . . . lrusi Iypisl on llif- y1'i11'luu41lx stall, . . IIll'Illllt'I'41lilll1'N,H.S. . . . 1-ntiuis wurlxiiig LII ilu- fiailvl . . . usuzillw swvn witli Stun. . . wuulnl lun-111 llil1'll-llllil'AlFULll1ll llll' wurlil. STICN HN I I lC'l'Hll lli ,fhfrulv-1111'4' .-X l'1'i1'114llf gui uilllai11i1'1'1n-1's111111li1i . . ,iivliw in bovs' intramurals . . . consumes the body buildfir foods . . . foresees a visit to Florida . . . mav become a teacher. .IEIANNE 5l'f:XNNl'i HODGSUN ,flrfadr-lliir' R1-iillx like-S .Xurliu Yisual . . . woulil ln' salislivrl if'111111-1-in-1l In il 111illiu11i1ir1- . . . will ln-115111111-111 all I111liu11u in ilu- l.L1llll't' , . . mln-anis ul' visiting DiSlll'flilI1tl. lill.'XXlll'i X. HOOKS HlL.SfIIl'.Y.Y A1111Imsi-liiills1wv1111111'11111lI111rli1-11111111 . . .I'l'llllf slivwlx NXlll'II il 1-111111-s l41lJrmlxlx1'1'IJlIlg1 . . .run ln- 5t't'Il 1'i4li11g lliruugli llw wuuls llll Ll limidu . . . UMIIS .I HIFI' lN'l45UIlillllN. fiUN5'l'.-XNlil'i DlANl'i llUHKS ,f11'111I1'111i1' l 11ss1'ss11r111.1111-Ili. lPI'UXSlll'i1'S . . , ll4'H'l' lows ll1'I' slxiril Nlll'Il il 1111111-s lu 4'll1'1'I'lll?1 . . . limlw gmail ill 1'x1'1'yIl1i11g slu' iwailw. . .11114- ulillie' gang . , . mins il ?Il'1'ill l't't'UI'1l vullc-4'tio11. NIXRY lll 'l'll IIUUKS Igll.VllII'N.N Owns pretty sandy blond hair . , . hcl hobby IS Ulw-ming In-ulxlv 4 4 .NIN'lltlh lnlg ul Ium- ul ilu- llauln-I 4 . , Illlurv'llama.n':-uml1-vl1l1'1l. . . xmulll lllv' In xlmll l lul'l1l:1. N,-XVIN LYNN HOOKS 'll'IlIll'lIll-I' limmn hy ln-1' lrim-mlf us Sum . . . mall-lu-s hus- kvtlmll l',-um ilu- sille-llllvs. . . plans ll ll'lllIlpl'l Ill the' lulml . . , flrllxing mm-mln-r ul' 1-lmrus . . . lmpf-N In xml llmm- smlu-clay. 'l'l'liNl-IY ll. HOOKS f:l'lII'Vlll lmulxs lllrmml lu shup 4 . ,ulrlnluf his xilzuninw lrum purpll- llurps? . . . rrllvll sm-4-n uilll llml. lxill'X.ilIl1l lim, , ,hw lwhln ISNUTlxlIlg47ll1'Ell'5 . . . lm hif In-url sv! nm xxvlilllllllgl. ll.-XYXIUND l,-X YICHYE I-ll LIMLS.-lrmlf-11111 lil-1-1-in-ll u lhllllllllll ring . . .11 whiz ln .Nlgvllral lll . . . llW'S0llbIDlIlll4'llilll1l liw-r . . .llHlll'5llN wish- :-Q hw xwrn- 5llIN'l'IIlLlIl . . . lxmmn us llalx , 4 . xmulzl likl- to ln- an t'llglTIt'l'I'. BARN.-XR-X ,-XYN Hl 'Nl -X .'11'll!l'!'lHI-I' Wurlllx mm-mln-1' ul' llu' Natimml Humor 5011:-If . . .llllllllllllll lstoovxllul1l111-llurvvlll-. . .1le-m- 4lIlFlI'l1ll'Sllt'IA ms-mal ulvility in Culvuluw , sw-n umlvr il luall ul' hunks. BEYICRLY KIAINE lllNlN .-11'cl1lf-frm' lwIlll4'l'1'lilS5IIlLlll 4-llilur ul the- Kit-lunl-rw t'UUlllllW'WlllIHl1lllilllllillfllll. 4 .1-arm-ll lhc- Cul- llil- lie-uuwmn Spf-lling .Mxurll , , . linmxn tu all :lf H4-x. RONALD .l0llN l5llNl.-KN Slmp Pr:-siflf-moi'1lw Autu llluh . , . rifles .nmuml lhe- llarle-l . . . um-s xullc-yllull as l'ux'11riIn' sport . . . mostly Llllfllllllgl satisllvs his llllIlgl'l' . . . xwulll lllv- in lw Ll mm-1'l1ani4'. Ylfflllll .-X. ISHNI.-XY Crm-ral .-Xxmsm-ls to ilu- Iliillll' ul' lshx Vlishy? 4 . . man 4-nh-r lhm- Nlurim-s dl-ll'I'gF211lllilll1lIl . . . posse-ss:-is ll tulvnl in xmml shop. . . may lme11'rl411'ruiSe-r lu llmulii 4 . . rn-lislws ale-dk. ...sums If .v '!n VO' Q94 ivy' 1 Q V tive?- lv-I 1 wiv-1-.. K-,gxnq , w-vw 'S,' l Q... .W 3-fi: X m. - 227 XIARK JOHN Gvflvrffl Ki-1-ps llulill' ln lllllllillg llllll rillillg ll 1llllllm'll'ln- . . . llxllllllllfl-ll'-l'S llrl' his l'zlwll'ilQ' lilllll . . -. Ol-l1'l1 sei-ll xlilll ,lilll. ,lt'l'l'N. ROII alllll Rllgvl' . . . llili llllllln- IIO pl.lIlS lin' llll' liUlllI'l'. PENNY LYNN ,IOHN 017117111 llilll ln- lillllllll Ilirlillg All llll- lillllvl . . .llllsllls has Ll llillll lwrll fill' 4'N1'l4XOII4' . . .-just lOXl'SIllllL1L1llll l l'e'lll'll l.I'll'5 . . . ll4'l1'l'llli1ll'll lu lN'l'OIlll' ll llllrsl' . . . lfgllil'lll'lli.l is Villllllsj, Di-XNII-Il, KEN lN JOHNSON .4r'a11rl11l'l' All LlSSl'l lil lllf' lillllllqlll Il-lllll . . . lxlllmll as Dilll lvl his lll'lt'IlllS . . . l'llllS ill'Ollllll llilll Boll alllll Arllil- . . . Hll'lXl'S OIlSlt'i1lx . , . illll-lvsll-rl ill In-- mlllillg il 4'OIIlIllll0l' pl'ugl'1llllllll-l'. LARRY ARNOLD JOHNSON Gf'I1!'l'lll Ellnjills Xtllllxlllgjlll lll1'NO.9ll1llll. . .sulllll ulllis liril-lllls lIll'lllll1' Mill-s. Jllllll. llllll l,llI'lW . . . sp:-lllls his l1'lSlll4l' lillle- lvilll solllr-lille' . . .i llllllvs to lisit lllullvll ill lllt' l'lllLlI'4'. .-Nll.-VN OICOIUQE JOHNSTON .'lr'1I11'1'rllir' Klllmll In lli4 l'l'il'lllls .ls Big XI . . .lllilvll Sl'l'Il ill .lll 1llllllIlll'Lllll1l . . . ll'lSlll'1'lN SlN'I1llS his llllll' ill llll- NN. lwlolll . . . IlI1'Illlll'l' ill' llln' xl-lll'llmllx slllll' . . . Vllllvsjl' lll'S lllllulll. DONNA S. ,IOHNSTON .N!'l'fl'fIlfill1 Cm-5 Ill lllv llalllll- ul' Doll , . , dt'llXt' llllllvl' llll gulf llllalll-lllllll . . . ulll-ll sl-l-ll llllll IlilNl' . . . llolllll l't'illlN likl- In lisil lllv lillllllllals . . . is ill- lvlu-slllll ill ll1'1'OIIIlIIQI ll sllrilll lllll'lwl', K,X'l'llY ,-NNN JOHNSTON Se'r'rz'Iuri11l Kllmlll to vll-rllllll- :lf Kllgv . . . lun-s ln rilll- ill lllt' llllllv A8 , . . ullv ul llll' sl-llllll' gang . . . slllilillg lllolllllvl' ol' Drill Tcullll . . . 1lOt'Sll-I llliss the 4'llilllk'P In xisit Wllitl-'s lllllllll. RANDOLPH S. JOHNSTON .'1I'f1f1f'IlIf!' NlLll'1'll4'S with llll' lllillll . . . his sl-cr:-I allllllilillll is to stall il ll1l1'lll'lOl'. . .vllillls nailing Jtlllllllf Klar- , . . ,. . . mill lllltl bllvplllwl S l ll' . . . lllll altllllll llll' l lll- lcrsill ill' Nlillllli, 228 if 'cha' X ,ii N PX v 1 '72 'C' sb' '-X..-17' Qu.-df' ii. gf., . i ' 1 54s ,, ,h . I I J, .,,u.s-- Q. in MICHAEL A. KAIVIIVIERDIENICR i4l'!l!ll'Nlil' Answers to the name ol' Kanimie . . . his favorite hohhies are fishing and hunting . . . wishes to be- come rich and lamous . . . will attend a leehni- eian sehool. DAVID A. K.-XPLON Amdenzic Horn-blowing president ol' the hand . . . will be entering Penn State in September . . . thrives on pi7za. Polish piekles. and peppers . . . eounts the days till graduation. JACK If. KARNS Afademic A very hard working president ol' the senior elass . . . owns red hair and freekles . . . a good base- ball player . . . will earn millions by beeoming a politician . . . a nice guy. CHERYL A. KLINGENSMITH Avail:-mir' Enjoys singing solos at ehorus roneerts . . . rates musie theory as tops . . . plans on attending Ge- neva College. . . would like to travel to Germany . . . owns a niee personality. SUSAN ANN KOVATCH Arademic Likes any kind of scienee elass , . . works hard at Morda's Steak House . , . very interested in re- ceiving a degree in nursing . . . would like to at- tend Pitt University. JANICE E. KRETCHIVIAN Academic Said to be the shyest of the senior girls . . . likes to play the keys of an organ . . . thinking ol' be- coming a dentist . . . Rome awaits her . . . en- joys all sports. JANE KROPINAK Business Loves to Colleet records . . . known as Kropie . . . some friends are Les and Barb . . . would like to ride the surf . . . Cambridge, Mass. is a plaee to visit . , , wishes to be an artist. JANET MARII-I KROPINAK Voealional Blue-eyed blond , . . pals around with Les and Jane G. . . . delights in music. . .obtains her vi- tamins from pina and steak . . . will board a plane to Calii'ornia's shores. 229 lang. LQ 2 I N93 5 4 ii U 4, 'O I TSE ix 3 JF I 1 6 1 xl r -P t STEPHEN D, KRUPINAK Academic Worthy member of the National Honor Society . . . hard worker on the yearbook staff. . . shows his brains when in physics . . . will be attending Clarion State College in the tall. KATHY KYLE Voralinnal Sp:-nds much time ail the Cadet . . . runs around with Sue 'ind ,Iannic . . relishes iizya and steak , . , . , . I , . . . , would like to become a cosmetology teacher . a friendly senior. DONALD TIM LANE General Answers to the name ofTim . , . enjoys spending time in Ford City . . . loves to make music bv playing the guitar. . . may become a teacher . pals around with Greg. RICHARD ALLEN LANE Business One of the guys at Ho0k's Service Station . . . really likes football . . . will be attending New Castle Business College . . . would like to visit California. ROBIN ELAINE LASHER Secretarial A sparkling, smiling cheerleader . . . always one of the gang . . . member of the National Honor Societv . . . a friend to everyone . . . likes to ride around , . . a good dresser. JAMES A. LATINI Vocational An escort at Homecoming . . . a very friendly guy . . . really enjoys playing football . . . hangs around with the guys at Ed's Texaco . . . hopes to be a machinist in the future. RICHARD ll. LAIBE, IR. General Bothersouic to Mr. Stover and Mr. Yaekmaek . . . always seen with ,Iohn . . , an avid water skier . . . any type of food satisfies his hunger . . . college life is in his future plans. DEBORAH I. LEMMON Secretarial A member of the pep club . . . passes time away sewing and reading . . . possesses pretty brown eyes . . . would like to he a secretary . . . Eng- land holds her interest in visiting. TIIVIOTHY R. LIQIVIIVION Bu5,'np55 Goes by tho namv ol' Stud . . . Q1 stair hasohall playvr . . . ll nice guy to know '... visits Tarr- town fyrf-qw-ritli' , , . would like to hatho in the sun ot' California. WI. Vfpcaflifyflqf Has tho knack of getting into troulrli' for doing nothing . . . often se-c-n with Phip, Stvvv. and Adam . . , ratvs physics class first . , . lovPs rat:- mg cars. GARY W. LINDSAY Acadrniir' Callvd Oscar by all his friends . . . baskotball has the edgo . . . savors Italian dishvs . . . would likr- to ln- a millionaire . . . spends time at somvonz-is housv. BRITIE PAIII. LIYENCOUD AFOdPIIlliI'.S Really enjoys 7th pf-riod trig class . . . favors football ovPr all othvr sports , . . usually swan at the pool hall . . . would like- to visit Hawaii . . . seen but seldom hoard. LINDA SUSAN LUCKHART Acaafwnir' Mn-:nbc-r ol' l .T..-X. and Thvspian Society , , . earns-dollars at Gil. Murphy Co. . . would like to visit Russia . . . has many friends . . . will he attr-nding vollz-ge in Svptemlwr. JACKOLYN S. LONG Secremrial Known as Jac-kiv to all her frivnds . . . wry good in shorthand . . . world travc-ling intvrcsts hor . . , wry frivndly svnior . . . hope-s to att:-nd Berkvlc-y school in Pittsburgh. JAIVIICS D. LUNG Acudvrnir You-d he-st daniwr ot' tho senior boys . . . a good looking guy . . .varriotl a lctt:-r in tc-nnis . . ,om- otitha- gang at thc? playground . . . will ln- earning millions in thx' luturc-. GEORGIA LFE MANNS Buxirwxs Wish:-s shi- vould sp:-nd sow-11 pt-riods in art . . . oft:-n usvs tht- pvau- sign . . . owns some rc-ally wild vlothm-s . . . would like to play tht- guitar like- fVIason Williams. JAMES fil.ARENtIE MARTIN G4-neral Travvls to somcom-'s housv in Frm-port frvquvnt- ly. . .gots a thrill out of raving and skating. . . i-onsumos pizza und any good lood for nourish- mm-nt . , . hopvs to get marrii-d. JAMES RICHARD MARTIN Cvmrral Unch ol' tht- guys at Hookis Svrvivu' Station . . , govs hunting and lisliing Hlil4'l1 . . . would likv to truvvl around tln- world in 11 balloon . . . is think- ing ol' joining thi- Air l orm'v. 'l'll0'NlAS W. lVlAl l'lll'i Ilwufral Known as Tom to all his l'ric'nds. . . will ln- von- tinuing his education but has not dm-ided upon a vollvgt' as yet . . . would likv to sw- all of the sights of Tc-xas. JOHN Mt-AFOUSE Genvral His hobby is working on vars . . . fishing is his favorite' sport . . . would like- to visit Alaska . . . will bv joining thc- Army alle-r graduation . , . works wvll in woodshop. JAMES li. Nlm'tfgXNNA Ge-nrral A lllt'lIllN1I' ofthe- Outdoors Club. . .4-njoys hunt- ing and playing lust-ball , . . earns spvnding IIIUHPY at thc- Kittanning Bakr-ry . , . would like to be a Stats' Troop:-r. MlliHAEl. Mt-DERMOTT Prarlifal Arts Fvasts on ste-ak and hamburgers . . . spvnds time lixing up the- rave- var , . . hangs out All lkf-'s Snack Bar . . . sonic- friends art- Tom. Rick, and Boo . . . would like to L-ntvr the Army. JAMES li. fVIt'GlNl.EY Acarlzvnir' Runs around with tht- st-nior guts . . . known as Maigoo to vwrvoin' . . . his hobby is making av- qilaiiltziiwvs . . . votvd best dr:-ssed ofsi-nior hoys . . . owns good looks and ai pt-rsonitlity, ilANlCE KAY Mt'lLWAlN Sf'r're'Ir1ri11l A lm-iiiln-i' ot' tht- N.H.S ..,. liusi typist for tho warbook . . . su-n wht-rc lhvre is avtion . . . inarvhes with the band . . , would like to have- a job as a sm-vretary, 232 .fd I fs H' vft. , 4 3, l at . ...,rM I ,z S .. ll' - K I' I ri f N .f -f of 'f f' if U ' L 9. '. 'IEW , r , ,pv- mf in-af' ti T , vu! 5109 CINDY LOU MCKAIN Vocational Likes to play volleyball . . . marriage is included in her plans for the future . . . relaxes any place outside of school . . . would like to open up a shop as a beautician. DIANE MCKINLEY Business Known as Di bv her friends . . . her favorite form of recreation is water skiing . . . most often found at the Cadet . . . is attracted to the beach of California. GLEN MCLEOD Academic A hit in the All Class Play . . . likes to go hiking when the weather is suitable . . . a fiend for rice and peas . . . seen but seldom heard . . . undecid- ed about the future. GREGORY V. MCMILLEN General Runs around with the guys from the playground . . . his favorite sports are baseball and football . . . has his heart set on Hawaii . . . would like to be an Air Force pilot. FRED BLAIR MECHLINC Academic Would like a schedule of seven study halls a day . . . wishes he were a millionaire . . . the states of the west are calling him . . . has intended to be- come a forester for a 'long time. STANLEY MECHLINC General A good-looking guy with blond hair and blue eyes . . . president of Outdoors Club . . . puts horses above everything but English . . . would like to become a professional artist. THOMAS MECHLING BUSDLCSS Is called Rug by his friends . . . often seen at Ike's Snack Bar . . . steak tantalizes his taste buds . . . rates football as his favorite sport . . . will be joining the service. MARY KATHRYN MEICHEN Academic Co-editor ofthe yearbook . . . very active during school . . . pretty que-on of the Christmas dance . . . voted most congenial ofthe senior girls . . . plays the cymbals for the band. 233 'F' Q! shi , .pn 1 DARWIN G, MILLER, JH. Academic Goes by the name of Bud . . . best looking ol' the senior boys . . . passes time away in the woods or the bowling alley . . . loves to hunt, tish, and swim , . . will 4-ontinue his edueation. SYLYIA BERNICE IVIII,l.I'QR BU.?I'ILf'.9,Y A hlond lass from room 2Ifl. . , prides herself' as a good wook . . , never misses a football game . . . rides the haek of bus I2 . . . hopes to xisit London in the luture. JIEUY .XXX NIILLIG,-XN Secretarial Favors Data Proeessing . . . fried chicken is first on her list of foods . . . very good in shorthand . . . would like to attend a eomputer st-hool . . . plans to see the world. SALLY ANN MILLIGAN .4cadenzir' Hard worker for the yearbook . . , member of girls' hasketball . . . would like to heeorne sue- cessful in the field ol' art . . . her favorite pastime is running around town. SHELLY ANN YVIILLIGAN flcadenm' Spends her spare time in Annex A . . . works at the Presbyterian Ilome. . .devotes mueh time to the yearbook , . . would like to visit Ilawaii . . . will eonlinue her edueation. DENNIS JAMES IVIILSUIVI Af'lldl'l7Il-I' Most olten seen at the liowlingvallex . , . runs around with Bill. Don. and Ed F. . always in a hurrv to merhanieal drawing . . . member ol' the band , . . a luture surveyor, WIIIIANI CIIAIG MIISOM .41'adr-rzzir A memlner ol' the luand , . . known as Bid lo his friends . , . loves to hunt and lish . . . spends lnulill 'UW' in the woods . . . football is his favor- ite sporl . . . max he a forest ranger. GREGORY ALAN MITCIIELL Gm,-ml His tavorite elass is I970 . . . Survives on pizza and hamburgers . , . would like to be an admiral in the Navy . , . will someday get his hands on 3 Roadrunner JOHN PIUGPINIHI MITCHELL Arradrvmir Fills his pockots at Shop 'N Save. . . wishes to hi- an astronaut on thi- way to the- moon . , . some ol' his l.Fll'HllS are- Larry. Toni. and John . . . a vvrv lirivnrlly senior. I JANICE ANN MOHNEY Avadeniif Lows to watvh sports. f-specially liaselrull. . . om- ol' tho gang. . . most Qftcn soen with Dull. . . al- ways ready for L1 good laugh . . . mvinher of lhv Drill 'funn . , . will bevonu' a nurs:-. TIMOTHY ALAN MOHNEY General Wrestling is his llivorito sport . . . his secret ambition is to own lots ol' money . . . enjoys playing all sports . . . would like to visit ovary country of the' world. SUSAN DIANN MONTEBELL ACIldPWLl-l' Can he he-ard singing in thi- vhorus . . . horscbark riding occupivs-lnuch ol' hvr time . . . visits the golfvourse frequvnlly . . . will be going to college' . . . may be ai tmicher. TIIUM.-XS N'l0N'l'lQBliLI, Arrzdvrrzif' A rn-ally gfl'l'ill gui on thi' hi-lil and llu' :nuts , . , voted most athletic . . . hobbies include girls and wi-ight lilting. . .wry gooil looking. . .hopvs lo bm-oniv an Llovlor. DUN-XLU D. iVlUNTCUNll'll'iY Bll.Slll4'.Y.Y Will ln- ullvnnling l'vnn Stull- soon . . . Iilurs am kinil ol' fruit. . .sps-nils inuvh time in liutlvr . .'. uoulml likv to msn ai Sl'llllUllt'I' for lriixvl to thi- South l,lll'll'll', NANCY LLL NlUN'l'li0Nll'illY Husirzrsw .-X liziilllliul -joggvr . . . pussvs time' amaii all Ilin' storm' . . . woulil Iikv to lillllllll ll St'l'l4t'lill'lLll ioln out ol lown . . . hm' scwiw-I :unlvition is In liaw till ol thi' xxorlil lm- in pe-uw-, IJANA lf. MUUIJY Sw-rzftariul Une- ol' lln' lin' lik. . .uoulrl lilo- to x isil Sm-'li-n , , .onv ol' llin' svnior gang. , . ai nmnln-iwul'1ln- Drlll loann . . . has ii gooil luni- all Vt llIl1'S vunip ainil ut pairtivs. 'jf,J1 '37 '--Hr' L 'fill' er' sm, ! f 51 V JUHN HARVEY MOORE Busirwss llis hobby is collecting rot-ords . . . spvnds muvh time with his girl . . . lows hamburgers and Poor Boys . . . may Pnt:-r thu' so-rvivc after graduation . . . a friendly guy. JANICE E. MORRIS l vU!'llIllIlllll Ri-ally lots study hall and gym . . . heir trim-mls vall her Janniv . . . is in vonstant training lor thi- Indianapolis 500 . . . toils away at Alle'n's Drug Store . , . Ford City. DENNIS K. lVlYl'lRS Bllf.YllLl'.YS Always in a hurry to lfnglish . . . vould stirrin- on t-hili and spaglu-tti . . . would like a datv with Uncle Sam , . .owns long hair and sideburns . . . a lrif-nd to ull. DONALD L. NIYKRS. JR. Busirwsi A member of tht- A.V. tfluh . . . his hoblmivs am cars and girls . . . runs around in his var . is undvcided about liurthoring his education . a world trawler. .IANICE E. MYICRS Ii'usim's.s Po J my meirilmr ol' tht' vhoru' rates i'1lt'it'l'N4 Il' s... .st. as No, l . . . lists shrimp and L'l'llf'li0Il as faioritn- foods . . . her srwrt-t ainhition is to get nuirrim-d . . . will attend l'1l'ltI. l.AllRA LOUISE NUKL H Arradvntir Called N0-el hy' hor lirit-nds . . . participutvs in girls' basketball . , . lows to play tennis . . . has drc-ams of bvvoniing thc first woman Prvsidi-nt of thc' lfnited Statvs. Rlirlqli MARIE Ntllfl. .'1IYlllt'lI1l-I' Rotary excliaiigi- stud:-nt to liolix ia in N168-l9t'JU . . . docs very wt-ll in math . . , ru around with liziura and Jill . . . would like to visit South Ainerivri again. RICKEY R. tJl,INt9lilt VOFIIII-011.111 Works hard at Snydt-ris Food Nlarkvt . . . sm-on with Arnold. Tom. and lion . . , likes to hunt during his span- limi- . . , has not made- any plains for th?-future' . . . at nim- guy. 236 . 6 -'Xb' .au-4 vb' fin Kp, ARNOLD li. ORR, Academic Speedy halfback on the football team . . . one of the whirlpool's favorites . . . very friendly guv . , . known as Arnie. . .would like to visit Sew ard's lce Box. JAMES E. ORR II Vocalional Seen at the Wiek City basketball eourt . . . a fu ture Penn Slater . . . would like to be an electri eal engineer . . . Europe awaits him . . . likes all his elasses equally. JOYCE ANN ORTMANN Academic A hard worker for the yearbook . . . popular with the guys at sehool , . . a favorite in Mr. Blose,s classes . . . will be attending Slippery Rock State College after graduation. REGINA COELI PALINSKI Academic Always busy for the newspaper . . . very friendly . . . looks niee in short or long hair . . . would like to become a very good doctor . . . Wants to be a sueeess in life. GREGORY G. PARKER Academic A member of the Outdoors Club . . . spends time in Ford City with a special someone . . . likes all kinds of sports . , . would like to get his hands on a million dollars. NOHMA J. PENNINGTON Business Peppy business student from 215 . . . says that general clerical practice is her favorite . . . would like to obtain a job as someones right hand . . . dreams of Hawaii. CAROL Y. PERDOS Vocational Has the nickname of Dee Dee . . . doesn't mind making her own elothes . . . has her heart set on visiting Hawaii . . . is undecided where future plans are eoneerned. WILMA LEE PETERS Secretarial Aetive member of Future Business Loaders Club . . .data proeessinzq gives her no trouble. . . irre- sistible to pizza pie . . . aspires to be a secretary . . . may visit Hawaii. 237 238 QM.-Q, all MV' NANCY JEAN l'INKl'iR'l'ON Cwzf-ral Live-5 for Busini-ss liL1XN' , . . spvnds hvr It-isurv limi- at Mvflrttiiii . . . swimming is he-r liilVltl'll4' sport . . . has many trim-nds . . .hx-r st-vrm-t zimlri- liun is to liwuiiiv ti lim1titi1'iaii. GEORGE 5. l'll'l'ill Vw 1111011111 lJe'x'uurs piipvnrii .md l i'e'm'h lirie-s . . . xmrlxs hard in auto fliiip , . . ishile-s awtii time- zil his gills hriusv . . , luis inudv plans tu lm-uiiiv ii rim-lianitf . . . at nit-v guy to know. JACK S. PIAUNY V!ll'1lfi!1Il!ll Lilws to wurk around murhincs . . , his liivuritv pastime is running around in his car 1 . . rzitt-s llmthall as tops . . . ht' is undt-c'idi-fl wht-rv futuri- pluns arm- t'0lll't'I'IlOKl. JOYCE ELAINE POLINSKY Hll.Yl-l1f'.Y,Y 'lihv smallest nie-nilwr ul' thv si-nior vlass . . . vn- jnys playing sultlmll . . . spvnds muvh timi' with hvr friends . . . livr s1'r'rr't zimhilitin is to trztxvl . . . may lw un nl'l'i4-e- wurlu-r. KAREN l.Ol'lSl'i l'UVl'lUlfS Academic A very frivrtdly svnior girl . . .worthy IIll'lIlllt'I' ol N.H.S .... rvlim-ws ht-r hunger with stvak and pizza . . . would likt- to make a million dollars and rt-tire to Brazil. DAVID L, POPSON A!'1ldl'VILiIT Svcn in a soupvd-up V.W .... vicc-pre-sidn-nt ol N.H.S .... will ln' attf-nding Buvknvll 1-ullf-gm' . , . works at Monkt-y Wards. . . thinks of l:uSk- ing in thc Virgin Islands. MARK A. PUZZl T0 Al'!ll!f'II1il' One of Mr. liUllflt'f'.S mvn . . . known as Kraim hy his friends . . . um- of the- guys at tht- play- ground . . . huppivsl wht-n in study hall . . . un- decided wht-rv luturv -plans are concvrne-d. JAMES V. PRl'i'l'lCRO'l'I. JR. B1z.vim's.v Known as tht' Hmwk . . .speinds lots of timv slvvp- ing . . . says spuglu-tti is his favoritf- lioml . . . trics not to miss ti tlmtllzill game. . . has madi- no dvlinite plans tiir thi- future. HERBERT C. RAFE'l l'O III Azradwriic A really great golfer . . . wears hell-bottoms wt-ll . . . just low-s American Gov7t .... van he st-rn looking for girls or with Willie. Daw. or ,lax . . will attend Ashland College. KARICN A. HALT Acadellltr' Would give anything to have a Cutlass 442 . . . senior 1-ditor ol' the Kit-han-nv . . . one ol' tht- gang. . .always in a hurry to typing . . ,hopes to bot'-otnv an exon-ptional nursv. LUCY L. RECLPERO Business Vivavious t'l'lt't'I'lt'iHlt'I' . . . runs uromtd with tht- gang . . . voted as giving the most service to the school . . . secretary of Stuco . . . has a desire to visit Italy. RALPH P, REMALEY, JR. Cgnprql Plays the drums lor tht' hand . . . hc and Sam art- always together . . . his second home is the drag strip . . . a lriendly guy . . . would like to livt' in the sun of California. CLAUDIA SITE RICHEY Sefrfftarifll An officer of the Drill Team . . . one of the gang . . . co-editor of the yearbook . . . sometimes called Shirley . . . sharp Homecoming attendant . . . best all-around student. PETER ROSS RICKRT General Fun-loving guy that lives for haskethall . . . Spanish ll is numero uno . . . spends his leisure time at the playground . . . esvort at lloinevotn- ing . . . looks good in hells. RONALD W. RIDINGER General His favorite hohhy is working with Cars . . . sc-on at Kittanning Ford Sales . . . would like to he a truck driver . . . counting the days till graduat- tion. WANNl'i'l'TA F. RIIJINGER Vocational Can't resist Mr-vican loods . , . van ht- found at the Cadet or in her home sewing . . . plans on having a happy life . . . may hm-ome a ln-autician . . . lirit-nd to all. 'ISV 'l! Y JEFFREY JOHN RUOU Academic A vc-ry good wr:-stler . . . will bv attvnding Clari- on State Collogv . . , one- of the gang at tht- play- ground . . . would like to enter the field ol' busi- ness administration. DAVID E. ROUFNER V0f'Qli0II.lll Rattus his physics class as number one . . . hard workf-r at Thorofare . . . can bo found with tion- nie, John, or lim . . . will be continuing his vdu- cation at Ori-gon State llollcgv. PAITI, E. RUSHNBFRCER Vofrulional His hobby is working on vars . . . spends tirnf' at Dosch's housr- . . . would like to tour England . . . has his hvart set on becoming an elcvtrivian . . . a nice guy. CHARLENE S. RUFFANER Business A me-mber ol' F.T.A. lilub . . . an all-around sports fan . , . shows talent in gym . . . has a se- cret ambition . . . would give anything to swim in the waters of Hawaii. JANICE ANN RIQFFNFR Af'arlf'mic Co-captain of tht- Color Guard . . , posse-ssos red hair and blur' 1-yr-s . . . always sf-vn at the' Cadet . . . hf'r goal in life is to bvcornr- an elernvntary toachffr. RANDY J. RVMBARCFR Vggggimml Known to his friends as Root . . . his favorite hobby is girl watvhing . . . holds a job at Crytzofs Auto Wrecking . . . whilos time away in Ford City . . . may join tht- State Polive. 1 TIMOTHY HAY RITPFRT Arudemic Known to Pwryonc as Big T . . . an asset to the football team . . . his faiorite hobby is girl watch- ing . . . runs around with tho guys at Hookis Servico Station . . . a friend to all. MIRIAM C. RUTH Vocational Coos all out lor gym class . . . on-ryone falls hor Peavh . . , works diligr-ntly at Monkey Wards . . . likes to watch football . . Mit-ky, lan, Sam, and Debby are- sornff ol' her chosx-n few: 240 NA I t ,,. L ' Q li 4' f l if I T 4' ,E a . I CAROLE E. SALSGIVER Secretarial Known to all as Lainey . . . a member of the Drill Team. . . seen at the river . . . runs around with a certain guy . . . has a secret reason to visit Cali- fornia in the future. JOHN CHARLES SANDERS Academic Everyone calls him Satch . . . shows ability in baseball and basketball . . . a senior letterman . . . one of the guys at the playground . . . would like to be a zoologist. ROBERT E. SANDERS Academic Possesses good speed in baseball . . . known to everyone as Boom . . . one of the guys at Hook's Service Station . . . his secret ambition is to play pro baseball. JAMES MARTIN SCANLON Academic His favorite place is Bower's porch . . . his mouth waters at the sight of a steak and coke . . . would like to be a cartoonist . . . Dallas, Texas is a place he plans to visit. HAROLD W. SCHAEFFER Business Really great guard on the football field . . . one who likes peanut butter sandwiches . . . a friend- ly guy . . . known as Hal . . . would like to join the State Police Force. V KATHLEEN SCHAEFFER Secretarial Her favorite class is Shorthand Il . . . likes many Italian dishes . . . will be attending college but has not decided upon one as yet . . . hopes to visit California. LAWRENCE L. SCHAEFFER Academic An A-l golfer . . . sports editor of the Tattle-Tail . . . really likes the bowling alley . . . will be at- tending the University of Pittsburgh . . . would like a ticket to the moon. JANET L. SCHAUB Business Two year member of A.F.S. . . . a favorite for hot dogs and sundaes . . . her favorite pastime is bowling . . . always has trouble with her locker . . . interested in bookkeeping. 24I mm 'N '9' . 'p T23 LAWRENCE L. SCHRECENCOST General Has a liking for math classes , , . lives and slaves away at Thrifty Oil Co .... hangs around with jackie, Jim, and Bill . . . would like to enter the Army after graduation. DONNA SCl'llQLTZE Secretarial Does much for the pep ofthe school . . . waits for the chance for a ride in someonels oar , . . has one ofthe hard-to-open lockers . . . would like to have a ticket to the moon. JAMES P. SEIFEHT, JR. Academic Known to all his friends as Skip . . . lists girl watching as favorite pastime . . . very active at all the games . , . one of Mr. Bloseis U.F.O. Club members . . . may be a lawyer. LAURA RUXANN SELLERS Academic Helps out with the yearbook and the newspaper . . . really likes to ski and horseback ride . . . a good adagio member . . . Dave . . . has her heart set on becoming a nurse. KAREN A. SELLNER Academic Faculty editor of the yearbook . . . her second home is a gray Corvair . . . a fan of football and basketball . . . hopes to visit Texas in the future . . . would like to be a social worker. SUSAN SHAFER Academic Two year member of the Drill Team . . . hard working editor of the Tattle-Tail . . . always seen at the Cadet . . . will attend college to become a journalist. JUDITH ANN SHAFFER Academikr Favors French I over all others . . . enjoys horse- back riding and swimming. . . will be attending the Indiana Center . . . a nice girl to know . . . the intruder. NANCY ANN SHAFFER Academic Captain of the Color Guard . . . one of the gang . . . seen with a certain someone . . . football is her favorite sport . . . would like to be a physical therapist. Q DONALD GEORGE SHANNON Academic Often leaves patches of black behind him , . . shows his intelligence in humanities . . . seen with a rod and a rifle. . .hopes to be a millionaire , , . plans to go to college. JOYCE CORINNE SHAUL Academic Voted most popular senior girl . . . one of the gang . . . known for her friendly personality . , . lively captain ofthe cheerleaders . . . hard work- ing secretary of the senior class. DUDLEY J. SHEASLEY General Likes to spend his spare time with Jan . . . every- one calls him Dud . . . a good dresser . . . his se- cret ambition is to be a star . . . very good when playing baseball. ROBERT N. SHEPARD, JR. Academic Goes by the name of Shep . . . voted most con- genial . . . one of the guys at Hooks Service Sta- tion . . . a real asset to our football team . . . will join the Coast Guard after graduation. NAOME R. SHIELDS General Quiet lass from room 217 . . . a member of the F.T.A. Club . . .can't resist hot dogs and French fries . . . likes to watch baseball . . . her favorite place is her home. JOSEPH PAUL SHIRLEY General His friends call him Birdman . . . his hobby is collecting stickers . . . hangs out at Hook's Serv- ice Station . . . would like to join Uncle Sams Army . . . may be a dratntsman, MARY RUTH SHIRLEY Business Quiet girl from room 219 . . . a whiz in Clerical Office Practice . . . enjoys cooking and sewing . . . would like to sec the Windy City . . . her fu- ture is undecided. WILLIAM DAVID SHRADER Academic His favorite class is lunch . . . likes to play bas- ketball at the playground . . . often seen in a green truck . . . wishes for a three dai' trip to Washington. D.C. W. -an-If -.4 XY ' 4 'Q -.r -nf ELIZABETH I. SHUMAKER General Especially likes health class . . . looks after books at the McKean House . . . some friends include Diane, Polly, and Cliff . . . has a secret desire to be a nurse. RICHARD R. SHUMAKER General A real mathematician at heart . . . holds an inter- est in baseball . . . would like to continue his edu- cation at a trade school . . . enjoys tinkering around with cars. PAMELA SUE SHUSTER Business Everyone calls her Shuster . . . wise cracker of the gang . . . marches with the Drill Team . . . spends her leisure time with Chris . . . would like to be an X-Ray Technician. LINDA R. SHUTTLEWORTH Business Her favorite pastime is being with Doug . . . one of the a . . . Color Guard ham . . .likes to 3 HS ride around. . . football is tops . , . will continue her education. BRENDA SICKENBERGER Business Busy business student from room 219 . . . prides herself on being a good cook . . . loves to eat tacos and French fries . . . is undecided where future plans are conoerned. TERRANCE SILAGYI General Really likes to work on cars . . . his favorite place to spend time is at the Center . . . survives on steak and chicken . . . has hopes of becoming an interior decorator. HARRY J. SLAGLE General His friends call him Jack . . . shows talent when in art class . . . his favorite form of recreation is riding a motorcycle . . . has his heart set on seeing France. RUSSELL JAMES SLAGLE General Known to all his friends as Rusty . . . rates physi- cal science as tops . . . owns a great coin collec- tion . . . often seen at the bowling alley . . . would like to be a welder. 244 ini? janv' J, .U-ri 'Shes Q'-My ,.-...af JACKIE DEAN SLEASE General A quiet guy from 219 , . . eats fish for brain food . . . his favorite sport is football . . . relaxes al- most any place . . . would like to attend a trade school. JOHN FREDRICK Business A football manager . . . likes to run around with the boys . . . a favorite place is lordan's Store . . . likes a class with no homework . . . undecid- ed where future plans are concerned. JAMES W. SMATHERS, JR. Business A fan of all sports . . . eggs are irresistible to him . . .active in Learning Resources Club . . . oc- cupies a seat in room 219 . . , desires to be a business manager. CLYDE R. SMITH Shop Watches T.V. on the couch of his home . , . likes stock car racing . . . hopes to visit his girl's house in the future . . . has a desire to become an auto machinist. DAVID M. SMITH Academic Has been a library assistant for two years . . . a player of Academic Games . . . would like to be an engineer . . . an A.V. member . . . Norway seems interesting to him. LARRY DAVID SMITH General Sleepy lad from 219 . . . finds France alluring . . . any type of food hits the spot . . .spends his leisure time with Tom . . . wastes no time in get- ting to any of his classes. PAUL MICHAEL SMITH Academic Known as Smitty . . . highest scorer when playing basketball . . . senior class vice-president . . . voted as having the most school spirit . . . seen at the playground. PAULA J, SMITH General Spends time at the Cadet or swimming . . . very friendly lass . . . has roots implanted in the skills of an X-ray Technician . . . her secret ambition is to travel the globe. 245 , . -iff' THOMAS PAUL SMITH Academic Everyone calls him Smitty . . . very enthused when studying geography . . . has one of the lockers that won't open . . . the aroma of pizza and cheeseburgers is irresistible. MICHAEL PAUL SOLOSKI Academic Can be seen loating at the playground . . . would like to visit any place outside of Kittanning . . . a very friendly guy . . . works hard at Lurieis Mar- ket. SUSAN ALENE SOLOSKI Academic A hit in the all class play . . . her favorite subject is C.P. English . . . has a real desire to act pro- fessionally . . . runs around with Laura and Mar- gie . . . looks nice in short hair. ROSEMARY SOLTIS Business Seen doing assignments for the Tattle-Tail . . , al- ways at the football games . . . will be attending a business school after graduation . . . has made California a place to visit. NANCY L. SOITTHWORTH Academic Works steadily at the G.C. Murphy Co .... her second home is at the Cadet . . . always seen eat- ing French fries and gravy . . . her future plans include attending nursing school. ROBERT WAYNE SPENCER Academic Seen causing M.r. Gardner trouble . . . works hard at the Ford City Foodland . . . always run- ning to lunch . . . has a secret ambition to live in the sun of California. WILLIAM JOHN STARR Academic Sports editor of the yearbook . . , senior letter- man in football . . . would like to be an engineer . . . his secret ambition is to be rich and famous . . . seen with a certain someone. JAMES ALAN STITTI' General Three year member of the chorus . . . known as Stittiei. . . works for the Pepsi Distributor . . . has his heart set on becoming a hippie , . . owns long, brown locks. PAULETTE JANE STUPKA General All her friends call her Polly . . . her favorite hobby is making pot holders . .. undecided where future plans are concerned . . . would like to visit Niagara Falls. JAMES EDWARD SYBERT General Two year member ofthe pep club . . . his favorite place is at the Music City . . . likes to go to the races . . . sells Sunday papers . . . undecided where future plans are concerned. THOMAS MELVIN TARR Academic Has a present job at Guido Olds Co .... would like to be a millionaire at the age of35 . . . whiles time away in West Kittanning . . . has been ac- cepted at Crace College. VINCENT DAVID TATE Academic One of the guys at the playground . . . will be a stiident at Indiana University . . . enjoys water skiing and weight lifting . . . wishes he could get his hands on a million dollars. THOMAS W. THOMPSON Business Always has a smile for everyone .4 . . seen driving around at the Cadet . . . some of his friends are Tom, Paul, and Bob . . . would like to board a liner to Hawaii. BARBARA ANNE TIRPAK General Has no favorite class . . . her secret ambition is to become an exceptional nurse . . . has not decided upon a school of higher learning as yet . . . a friendly lass. DEBORAH CAII.. TOY General Her friends call her Deb , . . foresees travel to Alaska . . . her favorite form of recreation is horseback riding . . . aspires to be a lab techni- cian . . . a nice gal. MARCIE ANN TOY Academic Always kept busy by being president of Stuco . . . secretary of the band . . . music is one ofthe many things on her mind. . .will attend Dickin- son College . . . the moon awaits her. PHILIP KEITH TOY Shop Passes time away at Mac's Texaco . . . wishes to be an Oscar Mayer Weiner . . . a future machine operator . . . always in a hurry to work in the shop . . , a friendly guy. SUSAN IRENE TOY General One of the Tattle-Tail staff. . . spends much time at the Cadet . . .has a secret ambition to sing . . . always with her friends . . . has her heart set on England . . . very friendly. TERRY RAY TRUDGEN Academic Musically inclined . . . runs around with Dick, Dan, and Dave . . . marches with the band . . . would like to become a teacher at Clarion State . . . has a desire to see the Mardi Gras. RICHARD LEE TRULICK Academic Treasurer of Projectionists Club . . . member of N.H.S.. . .has a desire to be an Aeronautical En- gineer . . . a nice giiv . . . received a certificate for high scores on the NEDT. DAVID H. TURNER. IR. Academic A very good wrestler and golfer . . . has a secret ambition to obtain a one way ticket to Hawaii . . . a very neat dresser . . . may become an engineer in the future. DEBORAH E. UMBAUGH General Co-captain of the majorettes . . . would like to work as a nurse in an operating room. . . a favor- ite for camping and swimming. . . a friendly gal . . . California is calling. SANDRA LEE VENSEL Academic A flute player for the band . . . sings with the chorus . . . likes to ride around with a bunch of girls . . , has her heart set on marriage . . . wi attend I.U.P. GEORGE W. VISNESKY General Comes to us from Clayhole . . . helps the football team by tackling . . . has desire to leave Kittan- ning forever . . . would like to join the Navy, then attend college. ' 248 5-nh' .rd a ' inure Q P -HRW? 'fw- 591: urn., my 'EEK' N55 gh, . 9, Y ti-,Ji , . I , jg, QW: ' . I th Q, af: rg - If .,,. :.i...,, 1729- , . , , CAROLYN L. WAIN Business Known as Dimples . . . plays the drums for the band . . . her favorite food is French fried mush- rooms . . . her seeret ambition is to learn to surf in the waters of California. KATHY I0 WETZELL General Deserves the honor of being best dancer . . . one ofthe gang . . . always the lite ofa party . . .one ofthe Tattle-Tail staff. . . everyone knows her as Pretzell. NANCY EVELYN WHITE Academic Her favorite place is her vamp . . . one of the gang . . . has been a member of the vlass cabinet for three years . . . a future Penn Slater . . . takes fits over boys. MELINDA ANN WHITMAN Academic Her friends call her Mindy . . . has made plans to go to a nursing school . . . her favorite form of recreation is reading books . . .would like to visit California. IVIARLIA J. WIBLE Vocational English is ralml first among her classes . . . pizza is irresistible . . . foresees travel to the 50th state . . . has a sevret ambition to become a lady in white. JAY ALLEN WILES Academic A class clown . , . his hobbies are girls and cars fgirls have the prefereneel . . . hopes to visit Clavhole soon . . . has a secret desire- to become successful in life. JOHN PAI'L WILLIS Academic A senior letterman in golf. . . his favorite class is trig , . . has been accepted at Penn State . . . would like to be another Arnold Palmer . , . said to be the shyest senior boy. PETER C. WITZEMANN Academic Known as Heimer . . . his favorite place is the Applewold Store . . . says water skiing is his fa- vorite sport . . . will attend Ashland College . . . would like to own the fastest Mopar. 249 DANIEL CURTIS WOLFE General Has been with the band for four years . . . knovim as Crane . . . goes where the action is . . . his fa- vorite sports are baseball and wrestling . . . a fu- ture music teacher. DEBRA WOLFE Business Enthusiastic over English . . . can be seen riding around Monty's . . . undecided where future plans are concerned . . . can't resist the aroma of Pizza and hamburgers. ROBERT RAYMOND WOLFE Academik Treasurer ofthe Academic Games Club . . . a fu- ture Penn Stater . . . loves motorcycle riding . . . has a front seat in Physics . . . his goal in life is to be an Aeronautical Engineer. TERRI LEE WOLFE Academic A sax player for the band . . . likes to ride around the Cadet in her Covair . , . seen with the girls much of the time . . . would like to visit every state in the United States. DIANE LEE WRIGHT General Her favorite form of recreation is playing records . . . would like to be a nurse after graduation . . . her secret ambition is to get married. . . creamed corn keeps her going. SUE ELLEN WYANT Business Peppy business student who loves study halls . . . rates baseball and football as No. 1 . . . is a proba- ble student at Indiana this fall . . . world travel- ing interests her. JAMES BAIR YEE Academic Treasurer of the N.H.S .... active in Mu Alpha Theta and Academic Games . . , would like to become an engineer . . . some friends are Frank, Bob, and Dick . . . most likely to succeed. EDWARD M. YOCKEY Vocational Has his heart set on becoming a playboy . . . can seen working at Shop 'N Save . . . really enjoys swimming . . . is thinking of being a computer programmer. FRANK JAMES YOHE Academic Says golf is his favorite sport . . . his voice is often heard over the P.A. System . . . member of the yearbook staff. . . likes to ride around. . , a future doctor . . . plays the piano. DAVID F. YOUNG General Has a secret ambition to climb Mt. Everest . . . likes to spend his time with Deb . . . loves the drag races . . . would like to have a ticket to the moon . . . a very friendly guy. JON C. YOUNG Business One of the guys from Clayhole . . . Car . . . works at Mike's Service Station . . . always seen with a smile . . . plans to enter some branch of the service or get a job. JAMES W. YOUNT General Business editor of the Tattle-Tail . . . has the tal- ent to be named best artist . . . would like to have a fashion studio in New York . . . a guy who knows what's happening. JOHN ZEIGLER Acadernzb Cocaptain of the football team . . . student coun- cil representative for room 221 . . . has his heart set on playing pro football . . . one of the guys at Hook's Service Station. LLOYD A. ZEIGLER General His favorite hobby is working on old cars . . . a guy who likes to hunt and swim . . . has a desire to be a heavy machine operator . . . would be satisfied to visit California. .lOHN W. ZIMMERMAN Business Known as Zip . . . helps out with the newspaper . . . would like to be the manager of a large food chain . . . his favorite sport is baseball . . . a nice guy to know. STEPHEN JOHN ZION General Favors sales class above all others . . . one of Mr. Adams' friends . . . rates football as his favorite sport . . .pals around with many friends. . . wil go to college. hW 'u 'N 54' Members of ihe Class of 1970 Whose Picfures Were Unavailable Remember When . . Arnie broke 1,000 yards . . . pre-engagements . . . blackout at Apollo-Ridge . . . new class rings . . . pep rallies at lunch . . . college boards . . . Senior Privilege Cards . . . after game dances . . . our furry mascots . . . New Year's Eve at Cymbals . . . A.V. room . . . white socks . . . go-go boots . . . 3 missing basket- balls . , . Lenape kids . . . mini-megs . . . Hot Lipsl' . . . Bill Buchholz . . . decorating for the prom . . . Slob7' . . . accidents in driver's ed . . . dancing in gym . . . our Honorary Attendants at the Christmas Dance . . . cold pizza and banana ice cream at ll A.lVl. . . . Cinderella licenses . . . meeting kids at the Cadet . . , lVl.E.,s cough drops . . . physics class . . . Karenis surprise birthday party . . . apple crisp in the cafete- ria . . . Sue became Shirley at the baseball play-off games . . . sleep out at West Kittanning . . . Laura was wind burned . . . cart wheels at 2 A.lVl. . . . the buses had fire drills . . . Skip had a solo . . . Brotherhood . . . Diane ran over the saxaphone . . . musical chairs on the band buses . . . classes were in the annex . . . class meetings . . . Rose Ann dropped her lunch . . . Linda's highest bowling score - l5 . . . Algebra lll and calculus went to lVlr. Blose's farm . . . Geri's chocolate cream cake . . . we took down the goal post . . . the totem pole . . . Sally was Little Redm . . . the bomb in the boyis room . . . Shafer's party in the garage . . . senior portraits . . . line jumpers . . . peace signs . . . cleanf?jgymsuits . . . evaluation . . . nearly failed C.P. English . . . New Drleans - Academic games . . . Ziggy's white shoes . . . Year ofthe Cat . . . boys pulled off the girls' wigs . . . slave day . . . Washington . . .Tattle-Tail . . . F.C. and K.H.S. bands perform . . . lVI. Elegancea' . . . Homecoming float . . . Hunger March . . . 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