Kittanning High School - Kit Han Ne Yearbook (Kittanning, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 272 of the 1971 volume:

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Sa fy M. ,,, M, i f f 7- Q gh. ,Q A N ,1 HJ 5 iw The face of man is a window, that in rare moments, gives one a fleeting glance at his soul. As the years, days, and hours, pass-the scars from the battle of life distort and obscure the window of the soul. Today while the window is clear the KIT-HAN-NE presents . . . THE MANY DIFFERENT FACES OF YOUTH 1 OW Fuzfmfe Faces-junior H igh P These future faces Represent our younger youth. They will be us tomorrow May they fill the holes We dug. Ani ,, .J 6 ONE YOUTH-MANY FACES One must look, From a different prospective. So that sometime, The ordinary becomes the unique. r 1 ,J 1 y AS N egazzfive, reverse, opposite feces Looks of Peace Degrees of Happiness Fractions of Grief Negative Destruction 'Ind 'AU E Remove the gmy to wack .fimplicizfy Today things are simple A wonder of the World Yet things are still Black or white Good or bad I don,t know if I want to But I will try to understand ' 1 rf' ff -gf - N ..1,-4- Q. .5 , . ! ,..+.o' ji' i an ,. , ' I 1 ,- I . f ,,, if ,4 l 'QT ,.1 y, THE LUOK UF LIFE TUDAY But you must look Really look to find Happiness all around. 111 If 'Tifi 1 L V fig' :., ' f 397 1 f 1 THE FACE TELLS IT ALL Come Observe Assimilate Yesterday, today, and Tomorrow Wrapped up, in life ofthe Present ,os 0 .22 A if A H d MISSION IMPOSSIBLE Sell il product that exists, d Oni in the recesses of one's mind. Y Produce and deliver it in May, Right on time. e 1971 KIT-HAN-NE Kitzfamnmg, Pemm Editor Advisor Staff Jeanne Sellner Thomas Schiffgens Kim George Sarah Greenbaum Susan King Clifford Klugh Karen Marshall Kathy Mateer Iennilee Ralston jean Rau Mike Sarachine Al Smith Sandy Thompson Tom Volek Eugene Yee Cathy Zellefrow CONTENTS Page 18 Dedication Page 20 Seniors Page 70 Underclassmen Page 96 Iunior High Page 124 Student Life Page 142 Activities Page 202 Sports Page 242 Faculty 'I7 DE DI CA TION ROY VENSEL We, the Seniors of Kittanning Senior High School wish to express our deepest appreciation to all the faculty and administration who helped us through the twelve most beneficial years of our life. But to a certain' some- one a special thanks is needed for the many little things that were so important to our class and who helped our class be one of the best ever. Therefore, the class of 1971, dedicate this issue of the KIT-TAN-NE to you, Roy Vensel. X Q Q gg Qwyig QITX U 71 51fw5W Ogg QQ' xx iw 2565 ei f X ,-v4 W ! X X N J H R I MD, J xlfwj 'Q' CLASS OFFICERS President-Jack Harmon Vice President-Denny Klingensmith Secretary-Nancy Novak Treasurer-Sue Miller CLASS CABINET Row 1: B. Hartmen, M. Hartman, K. Kubatko, J. Latini, R. Dunmire, S. Savona, S. Bono, S. Stewart, M. Sarachine. Row 2: J. Mc- Cullough, L. McG1nley, J. Bowers, D. Jones, R. McMillen, E. Yee, D. Dunmire, T. volek, 1. Smith. 22 OFA 'vc STEPS SENIOR DARLA SUE ANTHONY Secretarial Darla Never loses her spirit when it comes to cheering . . . usually seen with Sue and Janice . . . really likes C. P. English class . . . a future student at Indiana University of Pa. GERALD FRANCIS ANTHONY Vocational Gary', Never misses a football game . . . can't live without his dish of spaghetti . . . s ends his leisure time walkin in the woods . . . runs around witR jackie, Dave, Will, Rick anffBlaine. DAVID J. ATKINSON Academic Dave', Hard working member of the Thespian Society . . . his voice is usually heard over the P.A. System . . . lives on applesauce and lasagna . . . may visit the island of palm trees. l JAMES B. BALITSKI Academic: --lime Powerful member of football team . . . often seen with Jack and jim . . . his favorite hobbies are playing tennis and golf . . . plans to continue his education. KEVIN G. ADAMS Business Enjoys football the best . . . member of the chorus . . . ham- burgers are favorite food . . . will board a plane to Switzerland . . . friends with Rick, jim and Ambrose. WILLIAM RUSSEL ANDERSON General Bill', Roller Skating is his favorite sport . . . enjoys eating pizza and pie . . . often seen with Danny, Leroy, Joe or Randy . . . passes time away by playing records. ROBERT ANTHONY General Ace Hopes to become a State Trooper . . . receives his vitamins from steak . . . enjoys watching the ball bounce . . . would delight in spending seven periods in art. RONALD PAUL ANTHONY General Looks forward to Health class . . . izza is his favorite . . . spends time at the Country Club . . . Rlture plans include work- ing in the Mushroom Mines. V CYNTHIA SUSAN BALL Practical Arts Ballsey,' A favorite for football and swimming . . . claims art as favorite class . . . socializes with Gay and Allen . . . french fried mushrooms tempt her taste buds. TANYA LYNN BATSON Academic Tawney Never dying football fan . . . fills up on french fries, potatoe chips and pepsi . . . would like to swim in the waters of Hawaii . . . really great majorette. AMBROSE -IOHN BATTAGLIA General Ace Senior letterman in baseball . . . prefers study halls to classes . . . keeps alive on french fries, ravioli and pizza . . . would like a one way ticket to the Moon. GARY LEE BAUER Academic Hershey', Anxiously awaits Bachelor's Know How . . . one of the gang at Hook's Service Station . . . deeply interested in wrestling . . . future student at Clarion State College . . . March 1970. CHARLENE KAY BENNETT Business Charley Would like a one way ticket to Phoenix . . . May 4, 1970 .4 . . often seen with Valey, Sandy, Cindy, Sue and Terry . . . rates Mrs. Harvey's English class first . . . enjoys sewing and reading. CHARLES N. BENNETT General Chuck', Often seen with Scott, Bill, Juanita, Cindy, john and Dennis . . . most anything satisfies his hunger . . . loves to watch sports, especially football . . . is undecided about future. 'Y' 152.3 in I Q' 'Qc 1 WILLIAM E. BERRY General t'Bill,' Spends leisure time out in the country . . . would enjoy svendin seven eriods in shop . . has made no definite plans 1 g . p . .. for the future . . . relishes chili, pizza and hamburgers. LINDA BINDER Vocational Enjoys horseback riding and ice skating . . . enthusiastic over English class . . . would like to bathe in the sun of California . . . Karen, Mary Ann, Kathy and Deb are some of her friends. GARY WILLIAM BAUM General Thing,' Enjoys water skiing . . . earns spending money at the Steak House . . . often seen with Chris, Kent, Tom, Dave, and Less . . . would like to explore California. TERRY ANN BEERS General Would like to bathe in the sun of California . . . friends with Nancy, Cyndy, Gay, Patty and Joyce . . . enjoys going to the mountains and horseback riding . . . june 21, 1970. l , N l 7, IDA ESTHER BENNETT General Spends her leisure time at home . . . would like to take a trip into outer space . . . can be found with Shirley, Helen and Debby . . . any type of food satisfies her hunger. DEBRET LYNN BERRINGER Academic Enjoys reading ps cholo y and taking French Horn lessons . . Friends with Sancfy, Fred, Mark, Rob, Sam, Jill and Margie . . obtains her vitamins from yogert . . . April 25, 1970. HELEN LUELLA BISH General Hobbies include walking, sewing, and collecting stamps and post cards . . . pals around with Bonnie Terri, Carl and Roger . . . relieves her hunger with Pizza, spaghetti. SHIRLEY A. BISH General Avid baseball spectator . . . would like to visit Fort Lauderdale . . . June I . . . deeply interested in mathematics . . . hangs around with Patty, Sue, Lois and Yeta. SUSAN BONO Academic 'gSueD Owner of pretty brown hair . . . pals around with Sandy, Gork, Ty and Kathy . . . passes time away at bowling alley . . . avid football spectator and participant in girls' football . . . February 28, 1969. SUSAN PATRICIA BOUCH Academic Sue', Center of girls' football team . . . would like to become a physi- cal therapist . . . surfing is one of her favorite hobbies . . . her mouth xifaters at the sight of snails . . . likes humanities. I 26 flu, lr? -v ar- LINDA LEE BLOSE General Buzv Often seen with Mark . . . spends leisure time at Meadow Street . . . spaghetti tempts her taste buds . . . enjoys English . . . one of the powerful Catwomen. SUSAN DIANE BOARTS Academic Marches with the Drill Team . . . frequently seen with Sally, Eileen, Karen and Judy . . . rates football as favorite sport . . . just loves French. RANDALL JAMES BOWSER General Randy Member of Outdoors Club . . . takes in entertainment from watching football . . . earns spending money at the Cadet . . . future plans include attending trade school. ROBIN E. BONVSER Business WVould like to board a liner to Hawaii . . . enjoys riding horses and going swimming . . . ha Jpiest when in sales class . . . keeps alive on pizza, spaghetti 2lI1d1 l2lITlbllI'g'CI'S. MH? ...L-f JANE E. BOVVERS General Voted most popular senior girl . . . enjoys going skiing, canoe- ing and swimming . . . spends her leisure time on her porch . . . an asset to the girls, football team . . . the dam. DOROTHEA LOUISE BOWSER General Dordyv Chocolate milkshakes and hot fudge sundaes tempt her taste buds . . . some of her friends include Linda, Sharon and Suzie . . . finds Business Law her most pleasurable subject. TIMOTHY LEE BOWSER Vocational Tim Looks forward to physics class . , . would like to board a plane to Sweden . . . can be found with Ken, Louie, Ray, jim, Tom and Gary . . . often seen riding around the Cadet, JEAN TAXI BROSIUS General Jeannie Powerful member of the Catwoinen . . . a future student at Theil College . . . enthusiastii- over American Government class . . . would someday like to go to France. DAVID ROBERT BROWN Business Spends leisure time at Ike's or downtown . . . future plans include attending LaSalle University . . . considers Sales II to be his favorite class . . . being with Diane occupies much of his time. STANLEY D. BROWN General Rapp Brownv A great football and basketball fan . . . pals around with Bill, Chuck, Ace, Buzz and Mike . . . devours hamburgers, French fries and spaghetti . . . may wear the Navy bell-bottoms. SHEILA DIANE CAMPBELL General Active participant in girls football and basketball . . . would like to bathe in the sun of California . . . some of her friends include Blose, Milly, Peggy, Karen and Nickie . . . Sept. 10. LINDA NIABY CARLI Academic Smiling captain ofthe Drill Team . . . would like to spend seven periods in art . . . loves to spend her time with Tony . . . july I9 . . . would like to be an Airline Stewardess. WILLIAM CHARLES BROWN Practical Arts K'NateH Senior letterman in basketball . . . happiest when in art class . . . attracted to the shores of Ocean City . . . playing in a group occupies much of his time. JOHN ALEXANDER CALLAS Academic Lip,' Senior letterman in football and wrestling . . . loves hot dogs from Hot Dog Bill's . . . a future student a Pitt University . . . enthusiastic over Boy's Home Ec. 3 F I a WSW-'V JOHN RAYMOND CICERO Business iflohnl' An asset to the basketball team . , . obtains his vitamins from steak and liver . . . spends leisure time at Schuey's . , . hopes someday to be a millionaire. MICHELINA CIMURELLI Academic i'Micky,, Always seen with a smile . . . enjoys eating spaghetti, ham- burgers and pancakes . . . friendly towards everyone . . . will enter Rome Catholic University , . , hopes to become a good American girl. B is we cm, JERRY ANTHONY CECCHI Vocational Check XVould enjoy spending seven periods in Physics . . . senior let- terman in wrestling . . . often seen with Tom, joel, Russ, jeff and Dave . . . earns his spending money at Enterline Memori- als. STEPHEN LEE CHILDS Academic Steven Enjoys coin and stamp collecting . . . will someday ride a Clogsled through the snow of Alaska . . . lives for Physics class . . . would like to be an Agricultural specialist. A. 4 i ki .A CHERYL LEE CLAYPOOLE Business 'iCl1t'fu Great member of Catwomen . . . obtains her vitamins from pizza and Uncola . . . may someday board a plane to jamaica . . . i'0ur Bridgev . . . finds Bookkeeping her most pleasurable subject. ROBERT DALE CLAYPOOLE, General i'Bobu Often seen riding around in his car . . . earns spending money at jamesway . . . prefers studyhalls to classes . , . hopes someday to become very rich . . . has many friends. 29 ' is f? SANDRA CORBETT General Sam,' Loves to spend time running around with Bob . . . never misses a football game . . . a future lady in white . . . her favorite hobby is listening to the radio and walking. ANITA LOUISE COUSINS Vocational Neat Would like to swim in the waters of Hawaii . . . gym is rated as top class . . . enjoys music, hiking and boy watching . . . spends her leisure time in front ofthe T.V. . . . Nov. 23, l968. g i DENNIS FRED CRANIER Academic Drum major ofthe band . . . can be seen frequently riding in his car . . . Indiana University awaits him in the future . . . often seen with Randy, Archie, jim and Bob. JERRY LEE CRAMER Vocational Enjoys golfing, hunting and fishing . . . earns spending money at Pollock Candy Company . . . claims he could live on shrimp . . . considers Data Processing to be favorite class. tbl 4.':L ' ISABEL L. CLEVER General Isy Takes an interest in baseball and football . . . enjoys spending her time reading and playing the piano . . . friends with Marsha, Elva, and Pain . . . is undecided about the future . . . October 2, 1970. JAYNE EVA CONTRAEL Academic Little Red Can't live without her bowl of popcorn . . . hopes to attend Edinboro State College . . . mighty Catwoman . . . can be seen at the dam or the country . . . may become an Art Designer. CONNIE LYNN COUSINS General Her favorite hobby or sport is volle ball . . . pizza and hoagies satisfy her hunger . . . can be found, with Charlene, Isabell, Ka- trin, Robin and Cindy . . . diligent worker in English. DEBRA LORRAINE COUSINS Business Debbie, Her mouth waters at the sight of pizza .X . . would like to see all the sights of Ohio . . . never misses a football game . . . hangs around with Cathy, Patty, Cindy and jackie. JEANNINE DIANE CRAVENER Enjo s spending her time at Darrell's house . . . watches foot- ball rom the sidelines . . . can't live without her plate of French fries and gravy. . . March 24. Business LEONARD JAMES CRAVENOR, JR. General Elr0y,' Enjoys playing the guitar and singing . . . savors homemade noodles and dumplings . . . rates math as his favorite class . . . some friends are Ivan, Dave and Rod. MICHAEL A. CRAVENOR General Mike Belongs to the Outdoors Club . . . a very avid baseball fan . . . his favorite hobby is roller skating . . . hopes to visit Three Rivers Stadium in the future. SHEILA ANITA CRISSMAN Academic Obtains her vitamins from Pizza . . . happiest when in Sociology class . . . pals around with Pam, Sue, Brenda, Barb, Peg and Micky. . .a football fan. g V ff 3- I, , KATRIN LYNN CRYTZER General Kat Forsees a visit to Virginia . . . enthusiastic over Sales II class . . . is undecided about the future . . . has many friends . . . counts the days till Graduation Day. VINCENT R. CURREN Academic Vince,' STUCO vice president . . . some of his friends include Denny, Louie and Rob . . . a real asset to the basketball team . . . frequently seen at the playground. RODNEY DENARDO Business A star baseball player . . . a hard worker at Davidson's Arco Service . . . most anything satisfies his hunger . . . hopes some- day to be a millionaire . . . june 2. RONALD H. DENNY General Buck', Rates Bachelor's Know How first on list . . . friends with Don, Ray, Doug, Jim and Bob . . . is undecided about the future . . . enjoys spending his time hunting. A IANICE EILEEN CROYLE Academic May visit the island of palm trees . . . asses time away at the bowling alle . . . feasts on pizza and banana splits . , . rates Humanities flfrst on list . . . August 8. PATRICIA CROYLE Secretarial Patty', Member of the National Honor Society . . v. frequently seen with Jackie, Cindy, Mary Lou and Cathy . . . football is her favorite sport . . . relaxes while driving. l DANIEL A. DAVIS Academic Buzzy', Most meats satisfy his hunger . . . looks forward to Sociology class . . . one of the Mighty Mat Rats . . . enjoys riding around with his buddies . . . June 2. PAUL A. DELUCA General Wishes for a ticket to England . . . enjoys spending time in his back yard . . . rates American Government favorite class . . . can be found with Randy, Bill and Hal. TANIARA ANNE DENTICI General U HTHINU A great tackle on girl's football team . . . hopes' someday to be anyplace but in Kittanning . . . having fun is a favorite pastime . . . fills up on steak, salad, and hamburgers. DENNIS H. DICKEY D Academic MDCHHV VVould like a one way ticket to Europe . . . great president lofi STUCU . . . enjoys all types of' food . . . seen with Vince, Louie, and Bob . . . enjoys watching the ball bounce. 54 ROBERTA SUE DUNNHRE Business i'Robbie', Received Shorthand Award . . . member ofthe Catwomen . . . hopes to visit the land of kangeroos . . . Bob . . . enjoys going swimming . . . Spends time on jane's porch. CATHY LEE EASLEY General Hopes someday to go through the Pearly Gates . . . canit resist the aroma of' hamburgers and french fries . . , happiest when in Data Processing . . . has many friends. 32 LOUIS DONVLING Vocational Louie Attracted to the shores of' Hawaii . . . whiles time away at work . . . pizza, ham, hot dogs, and watermelon satisfy his hunger . . finds physics his most pleasurable subject. V DONALD A. DUNMIRE Academic Y Arthur Enjoys spending his time playing baseball, football, and softball . . . socializes with Don, Rick, Bob, and Bill . . . a future student at Indiana University . . . Oct. 9, l5, and 16. Wi -mn., X it . - Aa it RONALD C. ENGEL General Bonn Voted best artist . . . often seen with Bob, Louie, joe, and Doc . . . hopes someday to visit the Siberian Salt Mines . , . a future student at the Art Institute ofPittsburgh. NIARY ANN ENTERLINE Business Smiling member ofthe Drill Team . . . a favorite for pizza and trench fries . . . wishes to travel to California . . . looks forward to Bookkeeping and Humanities. fn RAYMOND L. EDVVAHDS Vocational Diligent Worker in machine shop . . . friendly towards everyone . . . interest embedded in football . . . would like a one way ticket to Bome . . . often seen at Billls Lunch. DEBORAH KAY ECLEY Vocational Egghead', Dreams of boarding a cruiser to Hawaii, , often seen riding in a green Buick , . . pizza, french fries, and ice cream satisfy her hunger . . . enjoys cosmetology. JOAN EROII Business Earns spending money at Kittanning Bakery . . . pretty member ol' the Drill Team . . . Feb 22, 1969 . . . lives for Sociology class . . . spends her leisure time with john . . . enjoys all foods. BLAINE EUGENE FAIR Vocational Pals around with Candy, Dave, Bill, and Louie . . . math is rated as top class . . . keeps alive on pizza, spaghetti, and chile . . . a very avid baseball fan . . . April 26, 19553. - '13 45 HERBERT FARSTER Academic NVould like to visit Texas . . . prefers study halls to classes . . will continue his education . . , enjoys playing basketball . . can be seen with Randy, Cary, Ambrose, Karen and Sandy. ANIES FEENEY J. A Business Fagan Can frequently be seen at the Applewold Store . . . a great foot- ball fan . . . would like to become a millionaire . . . June 14. -uv-um THONIAS BLAIR FOSTER General Tomi, Really great football player . . . spends his time in the health suite . . . hopes to become a State Policeman . . . art rates as his favorite class . . . voted best looking ofisenior boys. LARRY IAM ES FRITZ General LarryH Best dressed of Senior boys , . . wishes for a ticket to Seattle, VVash . . . a future student at Ohio Technical College . . . finds Industrial Science most pleasurable subiect . . , rs,ir ,Mc 'E xy J Akklv Y 3 1 7 , sk, DEBRA ANN FERRAINO Business Hard worker on Wildcat Tattletail . . . hopes to fly the friendly skies of United . . . hangs around with Kate, Betty, Deb and jean . . . looks forward to Art class . . . often seen at the Wick City store. JAMES GREGORY FORSYTHE Academic Statsu A football follower . . . spends much time playing basketball at the playground . . . Pepsi quenches his thirst . . . a future student at Indiana University . . . savors steak. .MM.,.,W, aw 'iv iffklfy, ,fi 'X Nfl QW 1'F SUSAN K. GARIGLIO Aeademie i'Sue Enjoys spending her time in town . . . looks forward to English . . . tall member of girls basketball . . . often orders pizza and freneh fries . . . seen with Eileen, -Iayne, Karen, Sandy and Debbie. KIMBERLY ANN GEORGE Aeadernie t Q 'iKim Friendly member of the Drill Team . . . liyes for Honors En- glish . . . spends leisure time at the bowling alley . . . powerful member of' girls football team . . . YVestrninster College lies ahead. su AIACQUELINE FAY FRY Business Ujael-tie Prefers study halls to classes . . . eanit liye without pizza and potatoe ehips . . . some friends are Patty, Xlary Lou, Cindy, Carol, Cathy, and Debbie . . . would like to bathe in sun of California. DEBRA ANN GARCIA Aeademie 'tflal- One of those who like swinnning . . . thrives on Pima, freneh fries, spaghetti and lasagna . . . seen with Sue, Brenda, Sandy, Dennis, Cathy and Bee . . . would like to swim in the waters of' Hawaii. i zulu.,-,,w BRENDA SUE GOULD Business Happiest when riding around in Tours ear . . . considers Short- hand to be favorite class . . . one of those who likes football . . . has her heart set on Rome. . . has many friends . , . August 28. l968. LILA .IEAN GREENAWAIII' General Hard worker at Sloanls Drug Store . . . enjoys all her classes . . . never misses a football game . . . her mouth waters at the sight of pizza, grapefruit and eheeseburg.Eers . . . seen with Deb and Peg, 35 SARAH SHANNON GREENBAUM PHOTOGRAPH NOVIVIUAU-5 Academic Beowulf,' 5, Swimming and skiing occupies much of her time . hopes to E visit Ireland again . . . Honors English rates as favorite class 11111-' I . . . enjoys eating onion rings and pizza . . . friendly. F U f -' RICHARD L. HADDEN 2 Vocational His favorite hobby or sport is drag racing . . . some of his friends include Tom, Vince, and Dave . . . spends much leisure time working on cars . . . would like to become a draftsman. SHAREN DARLENE HANKEY Vocational Has a steady job at Allenis Drug Store . finds Distributive Ed. her most pleasurable subject . . . one of those who like foot- ball . . . friends with Greg, Karen, and Ellen . SANDRA LEE HARKLEROAD Business Member ofthe girlis football team . . . can't live without steak, mushrooms, and pizza . . . riding around and going to the bowl- ing alley is a favorite pastime . . . Alaska calls. BEATRICE IRENE IIARTMAN Business Member of girls basketball team . . . would like to visit Spain and South America.. . . enjoys spending her time anyplace doing anything. . . future is uncertain . . . May 15. NIURIEL TRENACE HARTMAN Business , l VVould like to become an office worker . . . reading and bowling are included in hcr pastime . . . claims she could live on pizza . . . would like seven periods of bookkeeping. I I iw Qs. t'Gert . .-Ian. 24. Sandy,' 1oHN EUGENE HARMON, JR. Academic 'ilackv Very active class president and football player . . . no favorite classes . . . some friends are Tom, Rick, jim, Bob, and Dawn . . . would like to travel around the world. DAVID M. HARRIS General Daisy Hamburgers tempt his taste buds . . . can be seen frequently at Ikeis Snack Bar . . . diligent worker in woodship . . . his favorite hobby or sport is hunting. t.Bea,, 09 fm? Trennv', JAMES D. HAYES Vocational fl. Willy Dreams of owning an 800 horse power Valiant . . . a great drag racing fan . . . keeps a steady job at Toyis Food Center . . . friends are Larry, Tom, Ray, Doug, Buck, and Les. CONSTANCE MARIE HEDGLIN Academic Connie,' Never loses her spirit when it comes to cheering . . , forsees a visit to Mexico . . . fills up on pizza . . . spends time on her En- glish homework. . . july 7, 1975. . . jim. I 1 ROBERT KEITH HELM General Deeply interested in baseball . . . some of his friends include Dave, Jack, Mark, Dennis, and Jim . . . would very much like to leave Kittanning. BARBARA ELLEN HENRY Academic Barb,' Active member of STUCO and Colorguard . . . most congenial of Senior girls . . . would like to explore Europe and Holy Land . . . any type of food satisfies her hunger . . . May 1970. SALLY L. HOGG Academic Some hobbies include dancing, reading and swimming . . . plans to further her education , . . can be found with Susan, Judi, Eileen, Karen, Elaine and Jeanne . . . Europe holds her interest to visit. PAMELA BIAUREEN HOLBEN Vocational 'tPam'l Really enjoys football . . . frequently seen with Mable, Louie, Ben, Rick, and Bari . . . hopes to board a plane to Mexico . . . claims she could live on tuna hoagies and French fries. SHARON LOUISE HOOKS Academic 'KSherri,, A future student at Grace College . . . whiles time away at Nancyls . . . enthusiastic over Chorus with Mr. Brown . . . has a steadyjob working for Dr. Gould . . . June 7, 1969. DAVID ALAN HOUSE Academic '-Dm-'i Hopes to make a visit to New Orleans again . . . enjoys spend- ing his time reading or at Rabbitls Rest . . . hangs around with Dave, Herb, Larry and Derry . . . plans to further education. DAVID L. HENRY General Enjoys all sports , . . always seen with John, Barry, Dwight, Deb and Sandy . . . hopes to visit Alaska in the future . . . hopes to become an electronic engineer . . . spends time in his barn. CINDY L. HILL Business August 28, yl970 . . .Y her secret ambition is to travel . . . a con- noisseur of Italian foods . . . claims Data Processing as her favorite class . . . usually seen riding around Kittanning. B' BETTY JEAN HOOKS Business 1 Q Can be seen frequently in XVick City . . . finds English huer most pleasurable subject . , . hopes someday to obtain lots of money . . . enjoys swimming for recreation . . . Scpte1nber8. BONNIE LEE HOOKS General Hooksc Her favorite hobby or sport is riding horses . . . some friends are Helen, Catrin, Shirley, Gay and Patty . . . would like to visit the land of Shamrocks . . . can't resist the aroma of pizza. ROBEli'l' HUNL-X Aeadeluie 'iliuuieu NVoi'tliy memhei' ol' National liouoi' Society . . . may visit the islaud ol' palm trees . . . senior letteruiau in hasehall . . , his mouth waters at the sight otspaghetti. RANDALL D. IVANCIE Nlusic- s Q Raudyi' Sec-tion In-ad ot Coueert Baud . . . will c-outiuue edueatiou at IUI, . 4 . irequentlv visits Xloutxfs Golf Course . . . counts the days till Clraduatioii . . . a great loothall fan. CHARLES Nl. JOHNS General Martyn Earns his spending money at Highland Lanes . . , spends leisure time iu the woods or along a stream . . . ohtains his vitamins from steak . . . diligent worker in Nleehanieal Drawing class. JAMES R. JOHNSON Aeadeiuie Senior ineinher ol tennis team . . . would like a one way tieket to Europe . . . happiest when in math class . . . often orders pizza and iuilkshakes . . . frequently seen at the playground. 38 .C K' '..::7 DOUGLAS N. ,IACK Vocational Is attracted to the beach of' California . . . eau he iouud with Rav, Don, Iiiu and Pat . . . would like to spend seven period in Euiglish . .L . will enter New Castle Business College. DONALD KIOI IN General Preiers studv halls to classes . . . will further his education . . . frequently sieeu in the NValk Chalk area . . , pizza tempts his taste buds . . . some friends are Bill, Don, Rick and Doug. 1' DAVID JONES , Aeudeinie Comer, Often seen With ll certain someone . . . Sept. I7, 1969 . . . voted most talkative of senior boys . . . Bihle quizzing is form of recreation . . . future student at Butler County Com. College. GREGORY P. JORDAN Aezldeinie i'Creg'y Senior lettermun in wrestling . . . Trig. is rnted as top elnss . . . received American Legion award . . . would like to heeonie an engineer . . . hunting is u favorite pastime. XVESLEY ALLEN JOHNSON General ..CilN'QlIIilll Senior letternitui in baseball . , . coin collecting is tnvoritt' hobby , . . uucleeided about future plans . . . enjoys spending his time ut Applewold Store . . . friends with Hiek, Joe, Lnrrx' und Vie. ' DANIEL CHARLES JONES Academic Jonesy Can be found with Dennie, Lynn, Jim, John, Dun and Dave . . . enjoys watching the bull bounce . . . considers history to be favorite class . . . desires to be at minister and history teacher. RICHARD LEE JORDAN Aendemie Cake Always seen with Tom, Nlike, Denny, Dave and Nnney . . . earned letter tor toothall . . . thrives on steak . . . pnsses time anvny nt Novnlt's . . . rates nrt ns his flivorite elnss, DAVID JOSEPH KARADEEKIA Aendeinie 5 , Nlemher ol' tht- llund . . . some friends ure Hill, llniuly, Dennis. Al und Joe , . . interests embedded in basketball und music' . . . Cnlitornin holds his interest in visiting. . . Sept. l5, 1970. IOEL ROBIN KELLNER Academic Robb Would like to become a successful criminal lawyer . . . jerry and Greg are some of his chosen few . . . enjoys spending his time hunting and fishing . . . rates English first. DEBORAH KELLY Business i'Debbie Would like to become an office worker . . . some of her friends are Betty, Deb, and Jeanne . . . canit live without pizza . . . would like to swim in the waters of Hawaii . . . September 17. PHOTOGRAPH N07 IVIILAILF 5, is 15.1.1 . i , Y , I' if DAVID FRANCIS KIJOWSKI Academic Keybon Senior letterman in football, wrestlin and adagio . . . plans to further his education . . . has no Eivorite classes . . . some friends include joe, Bob and Louie . . . Sweden. SUSAN ELIZABETH KING Academic Boo Boo Remembers the dam . . . one of- the powerful Catwomen . . . Miss Painterys Honors class rates first on list . . . will further her education to become a physical therapist. RICHARD KENNEDY General Rick Runs around with Gary, jeffl Deb, Yetta and Dave . . . a favor- ite for sloppy joes . . . often seen driving around the Cadet . . . future Computer Programmer . , . enjoys water sports. ROY ERNEST KEYSER General Emie'I Has his heart set on becoming a forester . . . usually seen in the Pine Creek area . . . likes to hunt and trap . . . looks forward to English class . . . feasts on vegetables, steak and pizza. 33 -:swf X CZ? KAREN KLINCENSMITH Business Canlt live without tuna fish hoagies and pizza . . . may visit the island of palm trees . . . undecided about the future . . . inter- est embedded in hockey . . . spends time in VVorthington. KATHLEEN ANN KLINGENSMITH Secretarial KatU Smiling majorette . . . voted best looking of senior girls . . . queen of Christmas Dance . . . enjoys spending leisure time at Skipls house . . . earns spending money at Moss Bootery. VVILLIAINI LEE KLANVITTER General Bill VVorthy member of AFS Club . . . Indiana University awaits him . . . secret ambition is to marry NI.V. . , , rates Art ad En- glish first on list . . . feasts on steak and cake. DENNIS JAY KLINCENSNIITH Academic 'iKlink Co-captain of football team and vice pres. of Sr. class . . . usual- ly seen in Cadogan area . . . looks forward to Bachelors Know How . . . can be seen with Mike, Dave and Bob . . . Feb. 20. lui' Z SUSAN E. KLINGENSMITH Vocational Snell Fun-loving girl that lives for baseball . . . has many friends . . . thrives on pizza and cheeseburgers . . . loves to spend time in the country or around the house . . . May 28, 1970. CLIFFORD KLUCI-I Vocational ClilT, Active basketball manager . . . recreation includes driving and girl watching . . . would like to become a program supervisor . . . hangs around with Don, Boots, Jeff Ierry and Deb. 41 KATHY ELAINE KUBATKO Business Kathy One of the great catwomen . . . loves to spend time with Arnie . . . friendly towards everyone . . . favorite form of recreation is driving in water . . . always at the football games. STEPHEN MICHAEL KUTCH JR. General Kutcherv Often seen at the Armstron Count Huntin an 'shin . g y g - d Fi g Club . . . runs around with Dwight, Berry and jim . . . dili ent worker in woodshop . . . would like to go West and hunt ei or moose. RICK A. LAMISON Academic Has a steady job at Joe's Arm and Navy . . . undecided about his future . . . favors baseballl over all other sports . . . visits Buttermilk frequently . . . Los Angeles. TERRY LAMISCN General . His favorite hobby or sport is scuba diving . . . wishes he could spend 7 periods in art . . . thrives on steak . . . can be found with Rich, Chuck, Dave, Roy, Bill, Harry, and Cary. BRADLEY KORDES Vocational Brad His favorite hobby or sport is weight lifting . . . frequently seen with Tom, Randy, Bob and Alex . . . owns long blonde hair . . . keeps alive on hoagies . . . undecided about future. REBECCA LYNNE KOVATCH Academic Beck', Enjoys taking walks through W. Kitt. with a certain guy . . . In- diana University awaits her . . . would like to spend 7 periods in art . . . some friends are Bud, Jan, Sue, Deb and Marty. l ROSEMARIE LACHELL Academic Roan A future student at Point Park College . . . some friends are Cathy, Sandy, Kate and Loretta . . . would like to visit Africa and Clayhole in the future . . . likes English class. CHRIS ALAN LAMISON Academic Suk,' Prefers study halls to classes . . . a good baseball player . . . would like to become a millionaire . . . will further his educa- tion . . . often orders cheeseburgers and french fries. RANDY MARK LASH Business Has a steady job at the Steak House . . . enjoys the water sport . . . whiles time awa at the Cadet or at the Applewold Store . . . most congenial oiYSenior boys . . . friendly toward all. RUSSELL D. LASH JR. Practical Arts Dwightv Favors football over all other sports . . . secret ambition is to graduate . . . forsees a visit to Montana and Canada . . . french fries with gravy and stuffed peppers are favorites. CARY LASHER Business Will further his education . . . Rick, Wes and Roxane are some of his chosen few . . . claims Business Law as favorite class . . . will become a policeman . . . goes to football games. LARRY JAMES LASHER Business Turtle A real asset to the baseball team . . . Tarrtown holds his interest in visiting . . . pals with Randy, Kent, Bill and Sak . . . hunting is his favorite hobby . . . a future millionaire. CHRISTINE ANN LAUX Business Chris Loves to spend time in Worthington or with Dave . . . very en- thusiastic over sales class . . . obtains her vitamins from Spanish Rice . . . basketball is her favorite sport. CARY C. LEMMON Vocational Lem Would like to go to Africa on a safari . . . undecided about the future . . . runs around with Louie, Frank and Brad . . . spends much leisure time at home . . . works hard in physics. WILBUR C. LLOYD Vocational Will, Passes time away by reading, writing and girl watching . . . finds Algebra I and drafting his most pleasurable subjects . . can't resist the aroma ofcheeseburgers and pizza. KATHLEEN DENISE LOCKHART Academic Plans to attend Allegheny Valley Hospital . . . fun loving girl that lives for football . . . dreams of visiting Russia . . . frequently seen with Sue, Sandy, Cork and Debby . . . a nurse. K JEANINE LATINI Business Happiest when in Typing II . . . her mouth waters at the sight of spaghetti . . . member of girls' football team . . friendly to everyone . . . would like to visit Tarrtown . . . June 26, 1970. MICHAEL G. LATTANZIO Academic Latts', Girl watching is his favorite hobby . . . a star football player . . . may visit Italy in the future . . . some friends are Denny, Bob, Jim and john . . . plans to continue his education. LARRY LEMMON Vocational Lem Feasts on s aghetti . . . plans to continue his education . . . avid baseball spectator . . . may visit Niagra Falls in the futue . . . socializes with Louie, Harry, Dave and Brad. LLOYD S. LEWIS Academic Louie Can be seen at the YMCA . . . looks forward to speech class . . .avid baseball spectator and participant . . . dreams of tak- ing a boat to Puerto Rico . . . Sue, Bob, and Denny are friends. -5- :Q.2?5Jf.7E.1 DEBRA ANN LONG Academic Debi, An asset to the girl's basketball team . . . passes time away at Gallaghefs Body Shop . . . considers Sociology to be favorite class .Y . . keeps alive on french fries and gravy . . . Larry. vi Vocational RALPH LOUTTIT Never misses a football game . . . has a secret ambition to 4-f F' Wino? become a pilot . . . obtains his vitamins from peanut butter and bananas . . . John, Tom and Dave are some of his chosen few. Academic PAMELA JOAN LUKE tb' Favorite hobby is making collages forcfoe . . . frequently visits Water Street , . . will further her e ucation . . . March 28, RICHARD ANDREW LOWRY Academic A future Penn Stater E. . . earns spending money at Lurles Market . . . a football follower . . . would like a one way ticket to Sweden . . . often with Jan, Gary, Eric and Greg. SANDRA L. LOWRY Business ' S lndy World traveling is in the future . . . relaxes while at Sandys ' house . . . really likes American Government class . . . rellshes cheeseburgers and french fries. if 1969 . . . rates art class first on list . . . pretty brown hair. GAY NELL MAGAGNOTTI Business Gay Fills up on cheesebur ers and french tries . . . loves to watch sports, especially footiall . . . enjoys going to the Cadet on weekends . . . attracted to the shores of Hawaii . . . Sept 12. 44 CATHY LEIGH MATEER Secretarial Katie,' Happiest when in lunch . . . mouth waters at the sight of pizza . . . typist on yearbook staff. . . member of NHS . . . can be seen in Wick City . . . always seen with Deb, Betty and Mel . . .Sept. 19. PATRICIA LEONA MATTHEWS Academic Patti Runs around with Phyllis, Colleen, Deb and Cay . . . drawing and sketching is favorite form of recreation . . . would like to travel through the U.S. on a motorcycle . . . jim. KAREN SUE MARSHALL Academic A worker on yearbook staff. . . future plans include college . . some friends are Lex, jan and Nancy . . . loves Adagio . . loves pizza with hot peppers. LORENE DEE MARTZ Secretarial Onion rings and pizza satisfy her hunger . . . enjoys watching the Mat Rats . . . may visit the island of Palm Trees . . . runs around with Kathy, Sue and Tawney . . . great majorette. 1 TINI MATTHEWS Business Finds English his most pleasurable subject . . . claims he could live on pizza . . . watches football from the sidelines . . . would like to see the sights of California . . . Sept. 10, 1970. THOMAS ALLEN McAFOOSE General Member of the Outdoors Club . . . would like to become a State Policeman . . . works at the Steak House . . . can be seen frequently at the Cadet with Terry, Larry, and Steve. V--mg I 1 'Q 'A' A ii. rl 1-Q 12 S 3 , if o fi 96 inflw 1 ,LO Q25 ' jzsfsfiia o 4, 31 CD gi f Q lei O PATRICIA ANN McCAFFERTY Secretarial 'iPattY MUCH Pretty head majorette . . . a future student at IUP . . . May-16, 1969 'iFuzzU . . . enjoys all outdoor sports . . . any type oi food satisfies her hunger . . . would like to visit Hawaii. MARCIA JEAN MCCALL Business Plans to attend a business school . . . archer , riflery and horse- back riding are her favorite hobbies . . . cheeply interested in baseball . . . can be seen with Sharon, Nancy and Pattie. JEANNE THERESE NICCULLOUGH Academic Hjeani' Some of her friends include Peggy, Mindy, Patty, Kathy and Debbie . . . one of those who like football . . . will further her education . . swimming and horseback riding are favorites. PATRICK F. MCDONALD Vocational Macy Earns spending money at Shop ,N Save . . . is undecided about the future . . . frequently . . . seen at Harryis Pizza . . . would like to explore Russia . . . happiest when in Distributive Ed. C ass. JOHN E. MQCANNA Ceneral Hunting and iishing are favorite sports . . , would like to be a mechanic . . . spends leisure time at Lindais or the YMCA . . . pizza and hamburgers satisy his hunger . . . no favorite classes. SUSAN N. MCCANNA Business Sue Bookkeeping is rated as top class . . . likes to spend leisure time in Ford City . . , a connoisseur of shrimp . . . owner of beau- tiful red hair . . . often seen with a certain someone. r l LORETTA J. McGINLEY Academic Maggie, A future student at IUP , . . some of her friends include Sandy, Roe and Cathy . . . enjoys riding around and bowling . . . one ofthe Catwomen . . . one ofNIr. Blose's best . . . july 29, 1966. JOHN McGRAW General Quick Drawn Girls is his favorite form of recreation . . . would like to spend seven periods in XYood Shop . . . Barry, Ike, Gary and Paul are some of his chosen few . . . would like to be a trucker. DANIEL McKINLEY General 'iAnimal Avid baseball spectator and participant , . . keeps a steady job at Texaco . . . relaxes anyplace . . . looks forward to Home Ee. Class . . . friends with Rob, Fred, Dan, Kent, Sak, Tim and Tom. ROBERTA ANN McLAUGHLIN 'sur Secretarial 'iBirdie Wishes for a ticket to Alaska and Hawaii . . . takes an interest in football . . . passes time away in her living room . . . rates Home Ec. class first . . . riding around is favorite hobby. S1 RUSSELL CLIFTON NIcNIILLEN JR. PHQTOGRAPH Academic iRussl' N0rAyAMA,LF Senior letterman in wrestling , . . would like to see all ofthe if sights of Las Ve 'as . . . a future student at Indiana University Q? . . . enjoys spending his time at Beth's . . . a future pilot. 'e JACK H. MECHLING JR. f l Vocational Ujacki' P 2 Prefers study halls to classes . . . his favorite hobby or Sport is car racing . . . consumes hoagies and pizza . , . is undecided about the future . . . seen with Brad, Rick, Alex and Gary. 47 KATHERINE MARIE MILLER General Kathyv A future lady in white , , . a ver avid basketball fan . . . some of her friends include Linda, Paufa and Candy . . . hopes to visit Florida in the future . . . likes to spend time at home. SUSAN KAY MILLER Academic Sue,, Happiest when in gym class . . . one of the Catwomen . . . vivacious cheerleader . . . hot dogs, spaghetti and hoagies satis- fy her hunger . . . will continue education at Slippery Rock College. .4-19' DEBRA KAY MONTGOMERY Vocational Deb,' Enjoys racing of any kind . . . spends time at Kingis Lanes . . . friendly towards everyone . . . attracted to the shores of Hawaii . . . would like to become a cosmotology teacher . . . July 4, 1969. HARRY DAVID MONTGOMERY , Academic Dave ' A very active baseball player . . . consumes French fries and hamburgers . . . spends much time at the bowling alley. . . dil- igent worker in American Government . . . friends are Rick, Chamie and Tom. 5. iii 'K fsl, 5. ROBERT PAUL MERVIS Academic Bohn Shows ability in football and wrestling . . . would like to become a doctor . . . hangs around with Denny and Mike . . . has his heart set on heaven . . . rates Algebra III first on list . . .This Year. RUTH GOLLEEN METHVEN Business Leenie', Member of the band . . . would like to become a medical secre- tary or Dental Technician . . . pizza and a ple crisp turn her on . . .gnc of those who like horse-back riding . . . Phyllis and Bren a. JOYCE M. MILLIGAN Business Relaxes anyplace . . . her secret ambition is to become a millionaire . . . swimming and boating are favorite hobbies . . . enjoys Sales II and Art . . . Cyndy, Gay, Terry and Nancy. CAROL MONTGOMERY Secretarial Squeky', Has a special interest in a certain guy from Apollo . . . would like to visit the land of shamrocks . . . talking and collecting coins are hobbies . . . enjoys all types of Italian oods. 'I' NANCY DIANE MONTGOMERY General Dreams of owning her own car . . . would like to bathe in the sun of California . . . devours pizza and potatoe chi s . . . inter- est embedded in football . . . loves to go to the bowllng alley. TYRA ANN MONTGOMERY General Ty Voted best artist of senior girls . . . member of Drill Team . . . happiest when in art class . . . runs around with Sandy, Sue, Debby and Deb . . . would like to work in an office . . . Sept. 11. KENT MOREY Academic Is attracted to the beach of California . . . loves Poorboys from the Cadet . . . a football fan . . . finds Bachelor's Know How most pleasurable subject . . . Dan, Randy, Jim, John and Sak. LAWRENCE JOHN MORRIS Academic Can be seen with Ron, Eric, Jane, Sue and Dave . . . would like to see all of the sights of California . . . most anything satisfies his hunger . . . enjoys watching the Mat Rats. VIOLET SARA MYERS Business Sally', Enjoys sitting on her front porch and listening to records . . . a favorite for pizza . . . rates Roller Derby as favorite sport . . . member of the chorus . . . Carol, Karen, Kathy and Dixie. NANCY NOVAK Academic Nance European travel is in the future . . . will continue her education . . . considers lobster tail and Italian foods as favorite . . . usually seen with Rick . . . a future Fashion Merchandiser. 'HQ' THOMAS JAMES OTELL General Otis Andy, Dave, Dan, John and Randy are some of his chosen few . . . undecided about the future . . . would enjoy seven periods in Art . . . would like to explore Jamaica . . . spends time at the Spot. PHYLLIS PAINTER General Phil Will attend New Castle Business College . . . enjoys eating French fries and root beer . . . passes time away at West Kittan- ning . . . Kevin, Colleen, Patti, Karen and Brenda are friends. ARNOLD MYERS Academic Arnie Can be seen at his girlfriends house . . . considers shop to be favorite class . . . will wear the Navy bellbottoms . . . likes to work on cars . . . would like to visit Spain . . . Sue, Bill and Dave. LINDA LU MYERS Business Member of the chorus . . . really likes English class . . . may visit New York in the future . . . undecided about future plans . . . Nancy, Linda and Joyce are some of her friends. CONNIE SUE OLINCER General Con Member of AFS Club, STUCO and Color-Guard . . . undecided about the future . . . Pepsi quenches her thirst . . . takes an in- terest in football . . . spends leisure time at the Basketball court. DELMA MARGARET OLINGER General Peggy,' Would like to attend Indiana University . . . would like to become a first lady someday . . . runs around with Sheila, Jean, Nancy, Brenda and Kathy. . . Sept. 3 and 4 . . . study hall with Mr. V. ,V LLLUJQL f 1 ' fi ga Iwi' 4 RONALD PAINTER General Ron Rates Economics as favorite class . . . would like to become an engineer . . . Eric, Linda, Don, jack and jim are some friends . , . lives on pizza and hoagics . . . California awaits . . . june 5, 1970, ROSEMAHY DEE PATCYK Vocational Sunny' Fills up on shrimp, oysters, grilled steak and pierogics . . . going to stock races and hunting are forms of recreation . . . would like to own a Rolls-Royce . . . has lots offriends. BRENDA SUE PENNINGTON General Can't wait till she graduates . . . dreams of boarding a boat to Hawaii . . . always seen at football games . . . pizza and ham- burgers satisfy her hunger . . . really likes Sales class. JOHN PATRICK PFEISTER Vocational ujackn A fixture Penn Stater . . . enjoys astronomy and girl watching . . . enthusiastic over drafting class . . . pals around with Ron, Dat? and Rick . . . would like to be a surveyer . . . Cape Ken- ne y. 50 is 2 nj I if G it Dlfi s sms t'yy ffffawg' . Q if WJ ,, 'X x .1 f J . 'ix 4 if ROXANE I. PATRICK Secretarial Would like to visit the land of shamrocks . . . passes time away by swimming and ice skating . . . friends with jean, Denise, Dave, Gary, Mike and Carol . , . loves to watch sports, NANCY ELLEN PATTERSON Business Thrives on pizza and hamburgers . . . will continue her educa- tion . , . relaxes while swimming . . . considers sales to be fa- cxiorite class . . . seen with Brenda, Mary Jane, Sharon and Lin- a. 6 ERIC DOUGLAS PLYLER Academic Erich A hard guy to tackle at football games . . . a future student at Grove City . . . any type of food satisfies his hunger . . . spends time riding around . . . seen with Ron, Mickie, Joe and Penny. BARRY EUGENE POLINSKY Practical Arts Member of Outdoor Club , . . runs around with Ike, Gary, Steve and Jim . . . the Navy is calling . . . a great baseball and foot- ball fan . . . most anything satisfies his hunger . . . Sept. 1. V994 X i -il. JANET L. PICARD Academic janv Smiling member of Drill Team . . . her favorite sport is boys . . . devours spaghetti and pizza . . . frequently visits Cowans- ville . . . favorite form of recreation is talking . . . Dec. 31, 1969. MARY LOUISE PIFER Business Mary Loun Member of the band . . . finds English her most pleasurable subject . . . always seen with Cindy, Cathy, Patty, Jackie, Deb- bie and Carol . . . California awaits her . . . enjoys riding around. RONALD ALLAN POTTER Vocational i'Ron Karen's house is a favorite pastime . . . looks forward to recess . . . a swimming, sled riding and ice skating enthusiast . . . frequently seen with Karen, Bill, lack and john . . , March 28. -I UDITH ANN POXVELL Secretarial Inch , Received a pin in Shorthand . . . a future lady in white . . . the bowling alley occupies much ofher time . . . her favorite hobby or sport is water skiing . . . friends are Karen, Carol and Helen. it JAMES A. RAIMONDI General 'ijiinu XVould like to become a millionaire . . . San Francisco holds his interest in visiting . . . deeply interested in football . . . keeps a steady job at ,lamesway . . . thrives on steak. JENNILEE RALSTON Academic Hjenw Member of AFS and yearbook . . . a future student at Capital University . . . pals around with jan, Bear and Robin . . . would like to own a table-top dancing bear . . . Cowansville. RANDY PAUL REED Academic Senior letterman in baseball . . . can be seen with Vic, Tom, Rob, and Randy . . . will attend the Indiana Center . . . no ta- vorite classes . , . undecided on what he will become. JERRY ALAN REESMAN Vocational Reese, May visit New York in the future . . . claims he could live on pizza and hoagies . . . frequently visits the Cadet . . . enthusi- astic over Data Processing . . . has many friends. JEAN Louisa RAU Academic ' Jean Member of STUCO . . . one of the Catwomen . . . a future student at IUP . . . Dec. 26, 1970 . . . senior editor ofthe Kit- han-ne . . . avid football and wrestling rooter. RANDY DALE REED Business Avid baseball spectator and participant . . . Dups Alley oc- cupies much of his time . . . happiest when in Bacheloris Know How . . . can be found with Bill, Larry and Paul . . . future State Policeman. r..ix1ixn!:.:1 sv 'Q XIARY NIICHELLE RUSH Academic Mickie', Member of Chorus and VVildcat Tattletail . . . relishes shrimp sandwiches and cream soda . . . seen with Eric, Cindv, Barb, Ian, Sue and Mary . . . secret ambition to join the Peace'Corps. MICHAEL SARACHINE Academic Miken Will continue his education . . . spends his leisure time at Monty's . . . member of class cabinet and yearbook . . . loves to watch sports, especially football . . . friends are many. if ,A X FRANK LEE RIDENOUR Vocational Some of his friends include Mike, john, Bob, jackie and Dave . . . rockets are his lavorite hobby . . . would like to swim the waters of Hawaii . . . a football tan. LOU ANN RIDINGER Vocational Louie Sec. of STUCO , . . would like to be a Lab Technician . . . re- ally likes English class . . . ice skating and swimming are forms of recreation . . . the Cadet and bowling alley occupy her time. ,IOSEPH A. SASALA Academic Mean joe Senior letterman in football and wrestling . . . world traveling is in his future . . . spends time at Bob's uncle's house . . . would like to become an oceanographer . . . Bob, Dave, Russ, Bill and Dan. SUSAN KAY SAVONA Academic uSueU Frequently visits Callaghens Body Shop . . . seen with Debbie, Barb, Cindy, Micky and janet . . . would like to visit Florida . . . enjoys walking around West Kittanning. . . Oct. 18, 1969. 53 CYNTHIA SUE SCHAUB Business Hcindyv Would like to reach the end of the rainbow . . . forms of recre- ation are camping and boating . . . rates badmitten as favorite sport . . . looks forward to bookkeeping . . . Aug. 20. LINDA SCHRECENGOST General Schreck,' A favorite for hamburgers and roast beef. . . spends leisure time at Bowser s . . . claims English as favorite class . . . often seen with Dordy, Sue and Tootie . . . Dec. 27. JEANNE SELLNER Secretarial Jeanne Hard working editor of the Kit-han-ne . . . voted most service to school . . . whiles time away at the Rock . . . rates shorthand class first . . . a friend to everyone . . . Vietnam. RODGER SERENE General Favorite form of recreation is girls . . . frequently seen with John, Brad and Bob . . . will attend the Career Academy . . . really enjoys football . . . rates Chorus first. Mimi' KARL EDWARD SCHAEFFER Vocational Prefers study halls to classes . . . undecided about the future . . . devours hamburgers, hot dogs and French fries . . . football is his favorite sport . . . swimming is form of recreation. MARY JANE SHALL Business MJ, Happiest when riding around . . . member of the band . . . some friends are Cindy, Micky, Joyce, Chris and Judy . . would like a ticket to Hawaii . . . would like to be a secretary. w NANCY ELAINE SCIIRECONGOST Business Nants,' May board a plane to Hawaii . . . diligent worker in gym class . . . rates football as favorite sport . . . can be seen downtown with her friends Sherry, Linda, Terry, Judy and Tammy. DAVID SCHULTZE Academic Spends leisure time out in the wilderness . . . would like seven periods of art . . . socializes with Tom and Andy . . . thinks of visiting Jamaica . . . takes interest in frisbee throwing. DANIEL R. SHAFFER General Dann Would like to visit dogtown . . . frequently seen in .Applewold . . . would like to become a rich man . . . happiest when in Bachelor's Know How . . . enjoys motorcycle riding. DEBRA L. SHAFFER General Debby Frequently seen with Jeanne, Stan, Janet, Zamp, Deb, Karen and Betty . . . enjoys tennis the best . . . keeps alive on spa- ghetti . . . passes time away at the barn . . . Oct. 29, 1969. LARRY JAMES SHAFFER Academic Tanaka Will be attending Indiana U. soon . . . lives for Geometr class . . . Eizza and steak tempt his taste buds . . . works at Del,Farm . . . obbies are fishing, cars and swimming. PAUL SHANER Practical Arts Dig ef' Will join the Army after graduation . . . enjoys all types of iod . . . pals around with jim, Terry, Dick and jeff. . . his heart is set on Las Vegas . . . favorite class is woodshop. iv iw as ALEXIS MARIE SILAGYI General Lex Pretty member of Drill Team and Adagio . . . enjoys being with Vince anywhere . . . rates humanities class first . . . feasts on steak . . . some friends are Karen, Tanya, jan and Janice. ELAINE ANNE SIMCIK Academic Member of the NHS . . . will attend Allegheny Valley Nursing School . . . friends with Karen, Sue, Sandy, Sally, and Kathy . . . enjoys playing records . . . loves pizza and hamburgers. ROBERT HAROLD SLAGLE General i'Harold Senior letterman in baseball . . . loves to spend time- at Bunker Hill . . . would like to visit Sweden . . . can be found with Danny, Sak, Kent and Ginny . . . enjoys going to Ginny's house. LINDA CHARLENE SLOAN Business Undecided about future plans . . , favorite hobby is collecting records . . . Sales rates as favorite class . . . feasts on pizza, ice cream, watermelon and tomatoes . . . a football fan. JAMES T. sHAw Practical Arts h jim Would like to become a draftsman . . . hamburgers make his mouth water . . . would like to see the sights of Wyoming . . . one of those who like football and hunting. MARILYN ANN SHOTTS Vocational Shotts Worthy member of the NHS . . . would like to visit Bremerhaven, Germany . . . would like to become a computer programmer . . . enjoys swimming and being with A.R.D. . . . Feb. 27, 1970. . 9 4 CYNTHIA JOY SLAGLE Academic Cindy Member of STUCO, NHS and Chorus . . . forsees a visit to Mohawk', . . . will continue her education , . . favors football Ovgr all other sports . . . seen with Bill, Barb, jan, Micky, Sandy an Sue. GARY NELSON SLAGLE Academic Rooter , Will attend Allegheny Community College . . . hard worker at Spicher Motor . . . would like to become a millionaire . . . real- ly likes World Geography class . . . a favorite for pea soup. PHOTOGRAPH N0 T IVIIL AILE ff :Dy 55 JOHN C. SLOVENSKY Vocational Can be seen at the Am. Family Raceway Center . . . hangs around with jerry, joseph, jeff and Richard . . , would like to be a computer programmer . . . an avid baseball fan. KAREN MELINDA SKIATHERS Vocational Earns money at Shop 'Ni Save . . . looks forward to Distributive Ed. . . . canit live without pizza and shrimp . . . spends time at a certain Boron station . . . seen with Deb, BJ., Tom and Pat. -.1 ANN BOLYNNE SMITH Business uSnuffy Would like to become a model . . . member of AFS . . . always at the football games . . . considers English as favorite class . . . fills up on Spaghetti and pizza . . . like to own a Mach I. CLIFFORD JOSEPH SMITH JR. Academic joel, Passes time away at home . . . hangs around with Al, Bill and Dave . . . would like to see all of the sights of Europe . . . enjoys watching soccer . . . future includes college. 56 8 'N -aid' L.. NANCY M. SMATHERS Vocational L'Nancy,' European travel is in the future . . . watches baseball from the sidelines . . . English IV rates as favorite class . . . enjoys eat- ing chili, pizza, apple dumplings and strawberry shortcake. ALBERT DELMAB SNIITH JR. Academic Alu Member of the Chorus, Drama Club and Yearbook . . . loves to spend time in the countryside . . . will attend IUP . . . often seenh with Bill, Dave and Joe . . . would like to go to African Bus . RAY SMITH Academic i'Smithu One ofthe Tattle-Tail Staff. . . will attend St. Vincent's soon secret ambition is to become a millionaire . . . friends include Denny, Dave, Jim and Fish . . . a real estate broker. THONIAS ALLAN SNIITH Vocational Smitty,' Member of Outdoors Club . . . claims physics as favorite class often seen riding around the Cadet . . . feasts on pizza, Mountain Dew, hamburgers and onion rings . . . Feb, 29. X Xl .7 DEBORAH SlNllTH Secretarial Looks forward to graduation day . . . enjoys being any place where there is fun to be found . . . would like to become a Navy nurse . . . enthusiastic over English class . . . Australia. JUDITH ANN SlNllTH Business -Indiv Lasagna and pizza tempt her taste buds . . . loves to spend time at her house with Mark , . . will become an office worker . . . would like to go somewhere across the ocean . . . Apr. l 1, 1970. NIINDY RAY SNYDER Academic Mindy , Obtains her vitamins from salads . . , one ofthe TattleTail Staff . . , some of her friends are Sue, Linda, Bev and jeanne . . . would like to become a missionary . , . Africa. RICHARD C. SNYDER Academic Snyder Member of the band . . . the hole is his favorite spot . . . form of recreation is driving , . . would like to go to Vermont to race skidoos . . . will further his education. .f . 'v..,,un -SQ WILLIAM SOWERS Business 'KBill', Some friends are Randy, Tom, Gary, john and Paul . . . would like to visit Rome . . . takes an interest in baseball . . . consid- ers Bachelor's Know How to be favorite class . . . loves ham- burgers. BEVERLY KAYE STEFFEY General Bevv Editor of Wildcat Tattletail . . . likes to visit Walkchalk . . . some friends are Diane, Diny, Betsy, Rachel, Mindy and Sue . . . would like to become a newswriter . . . college awaits her. ,Q SANDRA STEXVART General One of the Catwomen and girl's basketball team . . . future plans include college . . . passes time away at home . . . Sandy and Elaine are some of her chosen few . . . really likes Econom- ics class. CHESTER STOCKDILL Academic Chef, Would like a trip to the Atlantic Ocean . . . a real asset to the wrestling team . . . happiest when in lunch . . . thrives on steaks . . . would like to become a phys. ed. teacher . . . Lesters. fl? XVGV 36? 4? ILA JEAN STEFFEY Vocational Ilan Would like to take a rocket to the moon . . . one of those who like football . . . prefers lunch and study hall to classes . . . can't resist the aroma of lobster and pizza . . . college. JOHN STEVVART General Voted wittiest ofthe senior boys . , . some of his friends include Randy, jim, John, Dan, and Kent . . . finds art his most pleasur- able subject . . . is undecided on his future plans. MARY STOVER General Stun Would like to explore Colorado . . . television is favorite form of recreation . . . enjoys playing volleyball . . . enthusiastic over English class . . . often orders pop, pizza and French fries. BARBARA KAY STUBBS Academic Barb Member of Chorus and band . . . will be attending Clarion soon . . . spends spare time at the Bowling Alley . . . some friends are jan, Cindy, Nlickie, Deb, Sandy and Sue . . . walks around W. Kitt. S-W9 Q A W.. .. JOYCE ELAINE STOUFFER Secretarial Roller skating is favorite pastime . . . always seen with Marion, Mary, Cindy, Linda and Nancy . . . has her heart set on London . . . favors football over all other sports . . . Sept. l. MARION E. STOVER Clerical Undecided about the future . . . rates business law first on list . . . a favorite for French fries . . . relaxes in front of the TV . . . friends with -loyce, Mary, Linda, Nancy and Barb . . . Paris. PHOTOGRAPH N0 T IVAIL A EL F 3 is ROBERT S, SVVARTS Academic Bobl' Would like to be a playboy . . . can't wait till lunch . . . friends with Stretch, Louie, Terry, Denny and Ron . . . would like to see the sights of Sweden . . . passes time away at Lester's place. DONALD RICHARD SWARTZ IR. Academic Ricky, Shows ability in baseball . . . really likes sales class . . . will be attending Indiana U. . . . a connoisseur of spare ribs . . . often seen at Shaffefs Store . . . Don, Bob, Dave and Doug. 59 SANDRA LORRAINE THOMPSON Academic Sandyv Westminster College awaits her . . . worthy member of NHS, yearbook and band . . . always seen with Barb, Mickie, Cindy, Karen, Sandy, Elaine, and jane . . . spends time at the bowling al ey. CAROL LEE TITUS Business Hopes to be the first woman president . . . consumes hot dogs and pickles . . . undecided about the future . . . can be seen at the jamesway parking lot . . . takes an interest in baseball. DAVID A. TOY Academic Worthy member of the National Honor Society . . . thrives on sea foods . . . will continue his education to become an engineer . . . baseball and reading are favorites . . . June 27, 1953. HARRY DALE TOY Vocational Fishing is favorite hobby . . . works at Karp's Jewelry Store . . . likes to spend leisure time at Music City or Smitty's . . . really enjoys watching baseball . . . December 2, 1953. E5 VV' KAREN A. SWAST Academic Swas Would like to explore L.A. . . . member of girl's basketball and football teams . . . looks forward to Art II . . . spends time at the dam . . . socializes with Eileen, Jayne, Blose and Deb. SANDRA JEAN TATE Academic Shick Pretty co-captain of the Drill Team . . . frequently seen at the bowling alley . . . seen with Loretta, Roe, Cathy, Linda, and joan . . . will be attending Carlow College to be a nurse . . . Oct. 17. RICHARD WAYNE TITUS Practical Arts Rick,' Pals around with Bob, jack, Rusty and Barry . . . would like to become a millionaire . . . would like to explore Chicago . . . enjoys fixing old cars . . . enthusiastic over Woodshop II. ROBERT W. TITUS General Boob Will join the service after graduation . . . can be seen at Smitty's Restaurant . . . one of those who like football . . . would like to settle down and raise a family. SUZANNE BABETTE VAUSE Business Sue Senior member of band . . . European travel is in the future . . . enjoys all sports . pizza turns her on . . . some friends are Beck, Lynn, Don, Bud, Mike and janet. MARILYN DIANE VENT Academic Mindy Pretty, smiling Drill Team Lt. . . . spends time with Shep . . . really likes English class . . . will continue her education . . can't resist chile and lasagna . . . December 25, 1969. THOMAS KANE VOLEK Academic HTOITIU A really great football player . . . one of Mr. Bloseis best . . . would like to become a physicist . . . often seen with Dave, Jim, Jeff and Dean . . . usually seen at Hooks CHARLES T. WAIN General uChl1Cku Undecided about his future plans . . . enthusiastic over math class . . . member of the Outdoors Club . . . active football spectator and participant . . . would very much like to travel. f sk JANET LOUISE WOLFE Business Would like to meet Smokey the Bear . . . some friends are Beck, Sue, Deb and Zamp . . . enjoys riding around at the Cadet , . . would like to be a social worker . . . thrives on poorboys. JUNE PAINTER WOLFE Vocational Chubs Favorite hobbies are swimming and bowling . . . cosmotology rates as favorite class . . . would like to set up her own beauty shop . . , claims she could live on lasagna . . . June 19. 137' 1 EUGENE WAI HONG YEE Art 'iceneu Photographer for the yearbook . . . would like to go to college and be a success . . . likes to be anywhere where there's peace . . . enjoys all sports . . . a favorite for chop suey. LEROY DONALD YOUNT General Loves to watch sports, especially football . . . can't resist the aroma of pizza . . . undecided about plans after graduation . . . has no favorite classes. KAREN ANN WALTHO Academic Worthy member of NHS . . . would like to attend Westminster College . . . Elaine, Sally, Susan and Sandy are some friends . . . thinks of basking in the Hawaiian sun , . . a teacher. JANET LEE WHIPKEY Academic Whoopee,' Member of Band, Chorus and the newspaper . . . takes an inter- est in football . . . would like to major in Music Ed . . . swima ming and picnics are forms of recreation . . . May 24. f' fi , I SANDRA LEE WOODWARD Academic Sandy Member of the chorus . . . usually seen at the Jr. High auditori- um working on plays . . . will be attending IUP . . . Dave, Deb, Jan, Jen and George are her chosen few . . . '70 Prom. SUSAN ELAINE YANTOS Academic SueD The fountain is her Eivorite spot . . . can't wait till graduation day . . . would like to take a rocket to the moon . . , seen with Mindy, Janet, Linda, Dordy and Robin. i CATHY ANN ZELLEFROW Business Member of the NHS and yearbook staff. . . wishes for a ticket to Mexico . . . really likes Shorthand . . . s ends time at the Park . . . some friends are Roe, Kate, Ret ang Sandy . . . Oct. 25, 1970. GARY ZELLEFROW General Skets Enjoys any type of food . . . favorite hobby or sport is football . . . usually seen in Crissman's back yard . . . refers lunch to classes . . . wishes he were out of school . . . California awaits. GARY ZUBIK General His favorite hobby is coin collecting . . . would like to visit the Grand Canyon . . . takes an interest in baseball . . . happiest when in Business Law . . . would like to become an engraver. 62 EILEEN ZAMPERINI General Zamp Great quarterback of the Catwomen . . . will further her educa- tion . . . enjoys being at Crooked Creek or North Hills . . . seen with Jayne, Karen, Linda, Sue, Debbie and jean . . . july 19 . . . Gary. DONALD RAY ZEIGLER Vocational g'Zig,' Member of the Golf Club . . . undecided about his future . . . rates Data Processing first on list . . . friends with jerry, jerry, Boots and Jeff. . . enjoys golfing, hunting and skiing. WILLIAM EDWARD ZELLEFROW Business Buss, Keeps alive on steak and French fries . . . will be attending New Castle Business College . . . pals around with Tom, Sket, Skinny, Val and Sally . . . can be seen in Crissmanis back yard. ALAYNE E. ZINKAND General Snook A future lady in white . . . considers steak hoagies as favorite . . . passes time away at Ike's with Mike . . . some friends are Shari, Nancy, Paula and Hazel . . . March 7, 1970. l l REMEMBER. . . Herman . . . bathroom window in Virginia . . . the trip to Slippery Rock . . . when Cathy fell off the chair . . . the calendar . . . decorating for the Prom . . . the paint in Sarah's locker . . . Humphrey Bogart. . . great Mat Bats . . . Santa Claus played by Mr. Blose . . . CATS Council . . . 5th period home ec . . . Kim and Susan at the end of the lunch line . . . Sue and Sally at the dam . . . Choo-Choo Charlie hats . . . bomb scare . . . our only male cheerleader . . . Elaineis flat tire . . . rain and homecoming . . . SLACKS . . . 2 girls getting the wood . . . 6th period Sociology . . . Senior privilege cards . . . Sandy getting kicked out of English . . . ucucumberi' . . . 9th grade chorus . . . riding on the Gateway Clipper and visiting the zoo . . . the only girl in physics class . . . Wildcat Alley . . . girls, bus to Franklin. . , Uncle joshua stories . . . the sophomore-senior fight . . . disecting in Biology . . . mud at the '70 AIC game . . . Do you want to outline? . . . Nicky Lou . . . Mr. Traskais nailclippers . . . calling a taxi . . . four roses to a king . . . The junior Party . . . Girls' Football Team Catwomen . . . thongs . . . Blose's sunburn . . . wire rings . . . when Barb wore two different shoes . . . Spanish and French singers . . . On the Goodship Lolipopn . . . the roadrunners to A lunch . . . Alfred . . . cheat sheets in Geometry . . . Mrs. Rockwell's contracts . . . the Shack . . . bus fire drills . . . music to type by . . . the wall on johnson Avenue . . . Washington trip . . . the Hunger Walk . . . Chemistry Experiments , . . eating Halls Mentholyptus . . . when Blose liked Tammy Wynette . . . Sally's little Hogg . . . New Year's Eve Parties . . . driving in the River . . . great scores of girls, basketball team . . . when Mr. Gardner fell while chasing runners . . . lunch and the naughty things . . . Mr. McConnell,s B.F.C. day . . . Mr. Tayloris beard . . . Mr. Woodall's mustache . . . Mr. Nolder . . . Row, Bow, Row your boat. . . Crows and Craines . . . Marcus Gourley, M.D .... Headlights, . . . unscheduled pep rally . . . sqirt guns . . . chokers . . Our Year . . . Driver's Training . . . semester exams . . . The adventures of Ben Carterl' . . . raiding the lockers . . . T.R.,s Sales classes . . . trying to find a chair in A lunch . . . Class of'71. f K! CS- 4, .,,.w-N! f-J 1, q- 1 U- 5 l'lllllmqqn 5 x X x in H' Q 2 Fritz v, 53 1..u'f ll- N-,f john 1 OST fi' M. J I . 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Tony Abranovic Cr stal Aites Bob Anthony jan Armentrout Ken Atkinson Randy Atkinson Don Baker Mary Baker Jan Barnett Susan Barrett Ann Bauer Linda Beers Paula Bertocchi Mary Kay Blatt Rick Booher Darrel Bowser Debbie Bowser Hazel Bowser Lillian Bowser Pam Bowser Sharon Bowser Betty Jo Brice Wanda Brice Carolyn Brink Milly Buzard Dave Campbell Frank Campbell Lynn Ca one Barb Carqesi Charles Carli Dominic Carli Joyce Carrier Tom Cessna Rick Clark Cindy Clay ool Denny Cogljey 'ia 5 f . W-is.. 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A uv ws - r'- A ,i -. , Af ' L 'V N Vx: kv Z ff T J Q 5- W 9' 'P' I fr Yu fm I 4 1 1 I 1,1 E Absentees: Row 1-Carol Crownover, Karen Uchic, Cathy Stockdill, Nancy Ochs, Row 2,-Bill Foreman, Chuck Wright, Mark Milliken Lemzpe Tech I A Y Row 1-Debby Toy, Jackie Grafton, Delores Dunmire, Shelly Black, Hope Hutehirison, Debbie Hooks, Row 2-Terry Emigh Terry Martin, Dan Shirley, Mark Glunva, joe Bureau, Harry McHaddon, Bill Crawford, Darral Bowser if... JJ Class 0fl973 Clam jficemv Vice Pres. Tom Toy Pres. Dawn Zellefrow Sec. Alice Thureau Treas. Vince Kijowski y Class Cabinet Row 1-Tim Shaffer, Barb Rinker, Nancy Shankle, Celeste Sn der, Michele Elwood, Jill Lenavitt, Kathy White Elaine Carli, Anita Ternet, Mike Ortmun, Row 2-Mark Hilliard, Beth Lehner, Fae Gowetslci, Paul Bradigan Sandy Ivunciw, Lori Smith, Steve Grafton, Steve Dosch, Terry Benton, Bob Augustine. Ellie Abronovic Ron Ace Randy Adams Carol Allen Sally Ambrose Shirley Anderson Susan Anthony Tom Anthony Steve Arblaster Rick Ashbaugh Doris Atherton Bob Augustine Diana Barker Ken Barker Jill Barnett Bill Baum Cheryl Bennett Holly Bennett Ron Bennett Terry Benton Rick Beranty Dave Bertocchi Sherry Bevington Bertha Black jeff Boarts Randy Bond Karen Booher Chris Bowers Dave Bowser Danny Bowser Debby Bowser Debby Bowser Dennis Bowser Joe Bowser Gail Boyer Paul Bradigan Harry Breski Steve Brocious 1effBrown Paula Buff Ed Buffington Judy Buffington Fred Burns Mike Buzzinotti Debby Cam bell Mike Campgell Vic Carlesi Elaine Carli George Chapman Debby Chasse Charles Chemelli Mike Chemelli Scott Clark jerry Claypool 86 Pam Claypoole Dian Cogley jim Cogley Mike Coleman Sue Copenhaver Deloris Cousins lim Cox Diana Craig Mindy Cramer john Cravener George Creel Perry Crissman Becky Crissnian Pam Cross Ruth Anne Croyle Terri Curren Sally Daugherty Donna Davis Ron Davis Bill Decock Vickie Denny Dan Dornan Steve Dosch Elaine Dowling joe Dnzak Bonnie Eckman Connie Edwards Jim Edwards Candy Ellenberger Kathy Ellerrneyer Dave Elliott Bill Elwood Michele Elwood Roger Emigh Paul Fair Debby Falchetti Jill Ferguson Cindy Ferraino Patty Fink Joel Fiscus Mark Fiscus Barb Forney Y' 1 , M ,Q if an 0: fiws .1-:-4' i if W ' n - 'vf ' 1 ' ., x 1.1 . 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Q-3 - if kwa '45, g if iii S :ST it -t - ,:1fi?? f 5 Muir I x,,..p Tom Svec Carol Swan Jim Swast Ken Sybert Louis Taleff Jerry Tarr Dave Taylor jean Templeton Anita Ternent Don Thiry Tim Thomas Donna Thompson Alice Thurau Diane Titus Karen Titus Ken Titus Cindy Toy Rodger Toy Roseanna Toy Sharon Toy Tom Toy Theresa Toy Tim Volek Joni Wachter Toni Wachter Debby Walker Betty Waugaman Kathy Weaver Kathy White Brad Whiteman Brenda Whiteman Ted Willis Diana Wonderling Greg Wyant Dawn Zellefrow Kurt Zimmerman 94 ' 'swlwzv x .af .f :ig Fw. WWA..-w Absentees Don Egley, Eleanor Cornman, Mike Cravenor ZX fix f Nf'X C v QR J xi S f f' X if' N 1 r ff Q, X YAY Qui 9 ,N W QQ F ugh Mike Abate Debbie Acierno Mark Adams Rich Adams Betsy Alexander Tana Anderson Don Anthony Georgia Anthony Bob Arbuckle Bill Armrose Beth Ann Arnold Larry Ashe Bob Ashley Tom Atherton John Atkinson Will Atkinson David Baker Dorothy Baker Chris Balitski Donald Barnes Beth Barnett 98 . 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' ' ' i ' igifftiii' . 2 ' ,uf ,545 .VV ' sf - .,1 i T A V , ., nb , Z 1 FL rf Mary Black Barb Blaniar Teri Blose Brian Bono Dave Booher Harry Booher Bob Bowser Denny Bowser Karen Bowser Kim Bowser Lois Bowser Marsha Bowser Mindy Bowser Sue Bowser Jefl'Boyer Joyce Boyer Diane Bradigan Bob Brauers John Breski David Brocious Trudy Brocious Pam Brooks - Bridget Brown Karen Campbell Ralph Campbell Jean Carlesi Mike Clark Susie Clark Aa ?aQ as arzwt il fu' fi ai Q n 108 1 927' . xp 3 ' PM if 4 A ti is QQ ' fi - C ,. . if ,x ,ri Vu, .f f 'H , Debbie Claypoole john Cogley Tom Cooper Iay Corbett Cindy Cornman Dan Cornman Doris Cousins Mary jo Cousins Kim Cravenor Bob Crissman Floyd Croyle Barry Crytzer Bob Dantella Bob Davis Cheryl Davis Beth De Long I Charlene Denardo Sonnie Desiderio K wt 'T' QA 1 x 1 ,. Q jf 145 David Dodd jeff Dosch Sam Duncan Joe Dunmire Alan Edwards Barb Elder 5 D L ' 1effEllermeyer ' . f Q a Roxanne Elwood I -If E Q ,ii Rick Falchetti 'A A 'C' ' W' 1 ,. . i ' 51' i fs. 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I 111 Patty Orr Stanley Orvis Ellen Osborn Denise Palermo Beth Patcyk Cary Pennington Randy Pinkerton Duane Polinsky Diane Porterfield Chuck Raymer Bob Reesman Debbie Relich Carol Remaley Iohn Ridinger Robin Rigatti Bill Riggle Rhonda Rosenberger Sara Rosenberger Betty Ross Cheryl Rumbarger Cindy Rumbarger Carol Rupert Denise Rupert Carolyn Rupp Bill Ruth E Joy Schaeffer Lyndon Schall Guyer Schantz David Schmidt Andrea Schrecengost Debbie Schrecengost Denise Schrecengost jack Schrecengost Tim Schrecengost Toni Schrecengost Doug Sedwick Donna Semmens Jim Shannon Jack Shepard Sue Sherry Susan Shick Steve Shilling Brenda Shotts Tammy Shotts Tim Sigler Brad Simcik Dan Sla?le jackie S agle Dick Slee Carol Smail 112 'B 133 if fe ,Sc ,W 'Q ,f -1 ' ii ' 5 r- A S.-I i- f s U' E W 3 l VZ . X . ll' l 3 V 5252 - , f if 3' W Y , ,gg in K is ff? X 3 is M JN iff' SJ gn 'ov-if ,--' ...rv '5vY.,..,,a 1:5 1- ' S S Z ' S Axtllkxs. 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Rau, S. King, M. Vent, A. Callas. Row 2: J. Harmon, j. REPRESENTATIVES Row 1: R. Jones, L. McCall, G. Swast, D. Slease. Row 2: J. Heigley, S. Bowser, R. Ralston, D. Wyant, D. Zellefrow, P. Buff M. Schall, C. Steffy. Row 3: R. Morris, S. Fox, K. Reeseman, D. Bowser, S. Cous- ins, L. Creenbaum. Row 4: B. Hindman, 1. McCanna, D. Thiry, C. Bowser, D. Orr, B. Decock. I4 STUCO V' xl. .n:t,A,! -52 3' CA DIDS Strict Attention is paid at ull meetings . . 46 CATS COUNCIL , ' H ..N Rowil-Mr. Baker, R. Jordan, Mr. Adams, Mr. X'Voodward, J. Bowers, Miss Smith. Row 2-Mr. Gardner, B. Nlontgomery, A. Luube, Nlr. Schiiigens, K. Ziimuerumn, D. Dickey, Xlrs. Harvey, D. Sleuse, Sir. NlcNlubon. 'V 7 9? 'Y 'Y The Cats Council, il new O1'gllIllZLlflOI1, was started this year. It consists of 7 teachers and 7 students. The main pur- pose of the Council is to discuss student- faculty problems in order that ll better relationship be established. qi 51 ' 1' 147 03 Robert Hunia Elaine Simcik Debbie Berringer Mike Sarachine Tom Volek Karen Waltho Cathy Mate-er Dave Toy Denny Dickey Kim George , 5' 1 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row 1-Sandy Thompson, Karen Wultho, Cathy Zellefrow, Debbie Berringer, Elaine Simcik, Mike Sarachine, Jim johnson. Row 2-Cathy Mateer, Cindy Slugle, Kim George, Bob Hunia, Dave Toy, Denny Dickey, Dave Atkinson, Tom Volek. The National Honor Society members are recognized for their scholastic ability, leadership, character, and service to the school. 149 EXCHANGE STUDE TS f Wilma und her American frunily. XVil1na Barron resides at the home of Doctor and Nlrs. R. NIQLL-od. XVilmu,s stay in Kittunning is sponsorccl by the Rotary Club. She camv to our school in january from Cupetown, South Africa. Wle all hope that her stay is enjoyable. xvlllllil and hor ullfjkilln. Her mothu md f rthu 1 ser ' 12'-.y....J.. WEE Sarah's Irish family Her home in XIOIT 1 Noxtheln In l md This year Sarah Creenhaum went on the summer Americans Abroad Program to Northern Ireland. She lived for three months in Moira, a village near the capital, Belfast. For one month of that time she lived on an island in the middle of Loch Erne. Sarah loved Ireland and hopes to visit again in the near fu ture. Sarah indulging in one ofthe many activities on the island. Mich:-lina with jennilec and Robin Ralston. Michelina Cimorelli is our A.F.S. exchange student from Isernia, Italy. For the first three months of her year-long stay, she lived with the Ral- ston family of Cowansville. She is now staying with the john Neurhor family of Lo- cust and Union St. in Kittan- ning. A Beth, Mark, Mr. and Mrs. Neurhor, Denise, and John. ll .QM Q ii XX if Her first live Santa Claus. , :ii Ex k ,,, Kia, '- gk i if -A Michelinafs Italian family Michelina displaying gifts for her family. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE k,.,.,f Row 1: A. Smith, J. Rau, M. Cimorelli, N. Montgomery, C. Olinger, J. Picard, J. Ralston. Row 2: Mr. McCready, Mrs. Rockwell, J. Kellner, T. Stitt, D, Stuart, B. Shaffer, K. Shankle, 1. McHaddeu, B. Klawitter. 154 AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE Row 1: K. Stuchell, B. Forney, M. Schall, L. A. Leech, S. Myers, C. Crownover, S. Sarachine, C Orr, D. Craig. Row 2: D. Weeter, C. Myers, C. Patsy, D. Zellefrow, L, Creenback, C. Edwards C. Cuntrim, I. Bowser, S. Bevington, R. Kunselman, Y. Harris. Row 3: M, Elwood, L. Rice, E Denardo, V. johns, I. Sloop, L. Rigatti, P. Pflugh, L. Beers. THESPIAN SOCIETY Row 1: J. Brocius, M. Masters, L. Shettle, S, Woodward, Debbie Woodward, Mrs. Harvey. Row 2: D. Karadeema, C. Swast, D. Atkinson, B. Klawitter, A. Smith. DRAMA CLUB Advisor, Mrs. Harvey, Members: J. Whipkey, D. Woodward, M. Rush, K. White, M. McLeod, M. Little, J. Brosius, D. Ritter, D. Atkinson, D. Curren, S. Woodward, M. McCue, A. Smith, B, Ken- nedy, R. Patrick, C. Swast, I. Bennett, C. Slagle, J. Morrow. 155 -,, T1 ACADEMIC GAMES-SOCIAL STUDIES Row 1: Mr. McMahon, P. Bertocchi, E. Moore, S. Shields, S. Hartman, M. A. Grey. Row 2: C. Parker, J. Fergusun, Nl. French, B. A. Kutch, L. A. Kearns, R. Bond. ACADEMIC GAMES-MATH i I 1 1 I Row 1: M. Ortmann, P. Trulick, C. Miller, G. Rupp, R. Toy, D. Yee. Row 2: L. McCall, F. Turco B. Rupert, T. Volek, D. Wyant, R. Bond, Mr. Blose. 156 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Row 1: K. Hooks, V. Curren, A. Battaglia, N. Shriver, F. Turco. Row 2: Mr. Wineberi A Snyder, D. Shotts, -I. Lobb, A. Ternent, C. Steify, T. Kijowski, J. Deluca, C. Claypool, T. Nic ols P. Bowser, Mrs. Decock. Row 3: K. Adams, D. Dunmire, M. Milligan, B. Lehner, M. Willis, S Wyant, C. Dazell, S. Barrett, B. Steffy, D. Nlechling, J. McCollugh. HOPE CORPS Row 1: K. Schneider, S. Bouch, S. King, L. Blose, D. Anthony, I. Croyle, S. Boarts, P. Traister, P. Olinger, N. Schrecengost, E. Craig. Row 2: C. Snyder, D. Trudgen, L. Uplin er, D. Visnesky, P. S ro, D. Wyant, B. Henry, A. Silagyi, K. Morris, S. Crissman. Row 3: K. Miler, K. Klingen- smit C. Titus, J. Bowers, S. Greenbaum, K. George, M. Vent, C. Hedglin, B. Gould, S. Camp- it bell. 'I57 ADAGIO Menibc-rs: K. Stottlc-my:-r, D. Thurhon, S. Campbell, R. Ivimciw, P. Corhc-tt, T. Foster, T. Curren, j. Harmon, K. Marshall, I. Snsulu, S. Cousins, B. Mervis, L. Silugyi, V. Tate, D. Sgro, D. Kijioski, K. Heterick, D. Thompson, S. Fox, A. Thuram, P. Bull, B. Steffy, D. Loughrey, E. Curli, D. Klingonsmith, R. Mmike, D. Norris. 158 GIRLS INTRAMURALS Row 1-Mrs. Easle , G. Frailey, V. johns, C. Guntrim, B. Forney, L. Pinge, M. White, B. Recupero, S. Copenliaver, C. Snyder. Row 2-J. Rhodes, M. D. Perry, B. Schultz, S. Montgomery, K. Matthews, S. Lash, B. Serene, D. Frailey, K. Weaver. Row 3-K. Schneider, C. Ferraino, J. Jordan, E. Denardo, J. DeLuca, T. Kijowski, C. Dalzell, D. Malony, C. Patsy, A. Ternant. Row 4-L. A. Karns, R. Puzzuto, E. Moore, C. Jagaman, K. White, M. Schall, S. Bevington, S, Wyant, D. Woodward. O TDOORS CLUB Row 1-P. Shaner, VVain, T. McAfb0se, D. Harris, T. Matthews, B. Titus. Row 2-B. Polinsky B. Bowser, B. Zelleirow, B. Titus, T. Shaw. Row 3-Mr. Livengood, C. Bennet, B. Anthony, C Lasher, R. Lowry, C. johns, Mr. Stover. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS 5 Q-w..,.., ,.-. .... E Row l-A. Myers, A. Rosenberger, V. Pinkerton, M. Little, P. Cross, P. Sabiski, J. McCullough, I. Clever. Bow 2-J. Storey, L. Sloan, D. Cousin, C. Montgomery, R. Manke, D. Wanderling, M. D. Perry, R. Mvers. Row 3-M. A. Baker, S. Myers, C. Stockclill, A. Zinkand, D. Davis, C. Shoemak- er, M. Hartrnan, Y. Frick, M. Snyder. 159 60 Wildmz miami! lst Row: T. Dentici, M. Snyder, J. Whipkey, B. Steffy, D. Ft'l'TilIliO, D. Maloney, 2nd Row: A. Bauer, B. Stubbs, T. O'te-ll, M. Rush, S. Miller. lst Row: C. Dalzell, T. Montgomery, S. Harkleroad, N. Johnston, J. Eroh, S. Miller. 2nd Row: S. Bonch, I. Bennett, S. Bish. A. Zinkand, N. Schrvce-ngost, A. Battalgizl. Tamiami! COZ7fZ6Zi6Z5 Sopbomofef K. H. S. Row I-T. Curr:-n, Nl. Elwood, L. Lorigun, D. Ortxnan, B. Prvdv, NI. Schall, A. Tc-rncnt. How 2.-J. Cox, C. Guntruxn, E. Abranovic, NI. Nlnll, P. Cross, NI. Drtnnmn. Row 3-D. Colwm-ll, Nl. x1L'c:llL', D. Dornun, C. Crcvl, T. Stitt, P. Brucligzln. fzmiom Row I-S. NVyunt, XI. Dumnire, B. Montgomery, K. Stottlemeyer, NI. Masters, S. He-ynn-rs, ,I Mills, 1. Golclinger, D. Trudgvn, S. Cousins, C. Livengood. Row 2-bl. Ilvigley, P. Bvrtocchi, D Bowsm-r, -I. Grccnbannn, L, Capone, D, Woodward, Nl. K. Blutt, Nl, McLeod, C. Hudson, D Stubbs, Shepard. Row 3-K. He-trick, R. Nlcrrynmn, J. Miller, L. McCall, C. Swnst, B. Smith D. Snyclvr, B. Myers, D. Soloski, Nl. Palermo, R. Nlyvrs. 162 Seniom CHOR S Row l-H. Bish, 1. XVl1ipkcy, S. NVoodwnrcl, Thompson, S. Snvonu, D. Long, C. Sluglc, Crissnmn, B. Hvnry. Row I-S. Hooks, Nl. Rush, S. Nlyvrs, S. Cannpbvll, B. Stubbs, -I. Picard, L. Klux-1's, N111 Brown, How -D. Atkinson, R. Lowry, E. Plylvr, D. c:l'1llI1Cl', A. Smith, K. Aclanns, R. Svrl-nc, J. llzmnon, R. Ivnnciw. The F 0 mf of U 5 KlickicR11xh, Barb Stubbs, Cindy Sluglv, -IklIll'f Xvhipkvj 163 ww 01106105 Bama! The Concert Band, under the direction of Mr. Rich- ard Brown, practices daily following football season. Playing both classical and popular music, the band adds enjoyment to school assemblies and evening concerts. Row 1-Mary Lou Pifer, Sandy Thompson, Colleen Methven, Judy Coldinger, Mary Jane Schall, Marsha Karadeema, jill Lenavitt, Gail Boyer, Sue Shields, Sue Rugini, Sue Vause. Row 2-jackie Heigley, Barb Stubbs, Dave Karadeema, Darlene Trudgen, Patti Fink, Dawn Zellefrow, Sally Daugherty, Pam Claypoole, Dennis Colwell, Donna Thompson, John Morris, Sid Fox, Jim Hoover. Row 3-Ervin Soltis, Melanie Cramer, Dianne Wonderling, Debbie Chasse, Debbie Bowser, Jim Ellermeyer, Charyl Lane, Sheila Crissman, jane Sgarlata, Rick Clark, Randy Mohney, Michelle Rush, Debret Berringer, Celeste Snyder, Lisa Creenbaum. Row 4-Dennis Cramer, joel Fiscus, Dan Jones, Richard Snyder, Archie Loughrey, Allen Smith, Randy Slease, Gary Morris, Dianne Cogley, Randy Ivanciw, Bill Frederick, Debbie Cunninghum, Mark Fiscus, Sue W ant. Row 5-Janet Whipkey, Mike Cipson, Jane Daugherty, Kirk Toy, Jim Kaplon, Mr. Brown. Missing from picture: Joe Duzak, BillyElw0od, Bonnie Kennedy, Karen,Kusmierek. 164 Bam! Ojfcem Drum Major: Dennis Cramer Dennis Cramer, Jim Kaplon, Sue Wyant Senior Bam! Members Row 1-I. Whipkey, M. L. Pifer, M. J. Schall, S. Vause, M. Rush, B. Stubbs, S. Crissman, C. Methven. Row 2-D. Karadeema, D. Cramer, D. Jones, R. Ivanciw, R. Snyder, J. Morris. Right On 76 trombones minus 72 trombones Our lips are sealed. Come again? -'-1 Is it harder to toot or to tutor tooters to toot? Clarinet irl cheek . . OZO7' Guard J. Ferguson, C. Aites, R. Ralston, D. Zeigler, B. A. Kutch, K. Ellermeyer. K. King, K. Morris, P. Plugh, D. Loughrey, C. Sarachine M. jack, B. Henry, C. Olinger. 167 4 5 , .w:sf-.,.- . x W-mf ff F s 1 I ff . .44 sign' .4 , , 5, , . ,f N 1 If , i g g ,V LW. J , 5 mm- A, . A 41, Q, w W WW'-, f f an an 4, S- 'lrgy' ' . f, f-,513-Q -vw ff' .,5,..' 1 gi: ' 1 ' gf , , , M. ' gmfwfg ' ,. if fvfw A, ff ,W af.-xsw' W, , QAM 1 dr, ' , Wgkk' W , ,ff , 4' A, 1,-sp 5, R' f ,Z J .y .rv f-1 ,f l gf, ,Nw 5,5 4 lxffii-fiffs 'N57 'f. - Mr .,,y ,,:.f?,.. I . V' rifji 'y ,L -Q6 K XA sv gf AV, fi 'lf Y' W ' is 4. ', .4-cffff, .qi , 4 ,i,, 5 1 1 ' I-'pf wav' . 'K xaqw 'Zn ,W 3 -M 2 f -fa wf A ' ff L 15374 'FLT Q' -U lk' 'sql' - kv? J X A ,I , .L 1 53. ? A 5 . 1, ' ' If 1 x ,Sl f.sm'v ,Y .- J-if ,-fav ' qw Mfil V , ,,, . ,,, 5 A 4 ,af dw ,..f ymzkkxfk: , gf' -L Lv ,. , .J s. 'fd' .,,,., -n ff if ? I 'MZ ,H Z as 1 ww? wwll, 411V f- W H1 , . , n f 4, K . WJ? , MW f wah .,. wi , X U , f f- s H :.fi E'4, ,Eg 4 X :K as z, kg 4 'lx A is 8 if 4, , Yu a x ww 1' Gi Y .f 4 A., EMF ' Npfx 3 . mv' af .A 'fe N A4 ww. ,kg ,W Q ,gli lr-, V 1 M , -af sf ' 3:1 S Majovfezftey Kathy Klingensmith Head-Patty McCafflerty Tanya Batson Lorene Martz Debbie Sgro Karen Kusmierek Wildcat Majorettes Sharon Bowser Virginia Lovich D ill Team lst Lt. Mindy Vent 2nd Lt. Susan Cousins M .A . .2 Captain: Linda Carli Co-Captain: Sandy Tate .41 Left to Right: Mindy Vent, Kim George, Alexis Silagyi, Janice Croyle, joan Eroh, Linda Carli, jan Picard, Ty Montgomery, Sue Boarts, Mary Ann Enterline, Sandy Tate. Left to Right: L. Carli, S. Tate, D. Curren, M. A. Enterline, B. Montgomery, L. Leech, T. Mont- gomery, J. Croyle, S. Boarts, M. Dunmire, D. Zellefrow, J. Picard, K. George, L. Capone, L. Smith, J. Carrier, J. Eroh, L. McCoy, T. Patsy, S. Ochs, K. Reesman, M. K. Blatt, A. Silagyi, P. Corbett, S. Flick, R. Smith, S. Fair, M. Moore, C. Livengood, S. Richey, M. Elwood, E. Carli, I. Lenavitt, M. Vent, S. Cousins. 4 'L fm A , MM, 1:5- 9325 wang? LW, gf: 2, I 'FN 'f --.X x 'S I fvi IQ. ' .4 1 8 Q ink if f A JL 4.2524-2 , H fl u -Z1 '- - 'Y , 4 X, I Q K j 5::':7'f3 if ,115 V ' ' ' A' 1 Q 5' 5 , f .J 5 Q Varsity Cheerleaders y in iq ' h W 5Li A r- K. . if!! Darla Anthony and Sue Miller Top to Bottom: Peggy Trulick, Connie Hedglin, Darla Anthony, ' Sue Miller, Nancy Shriver, Nancy Meighen. Connie Hedglin 176 1 N w Nancy Meighen Peggy Trulick Nancy Shriver Gloria Ste-ffy, Karen Hooks, Faye Gowetski, Kathy Pontious, Alice Thurau, Sheree Transue, Candy Sarachine zmicw Varsity Ch661 l66l6!67 5 Co-captains: Karen Hooks, Sheree Trzmsue 5 1970 CHRISTMAS COURT Ka QUEEN KING thy Klingensmith Randy Lash HONORAR Y ATTENDANTS Michelina Cimorelli and Rick Jordan Darla Anthony and Dave Kijowski SENIUR ATTENDANTS Mindy Vent and Tom Foster JUNIOR A TTENDA NTS Shercc Transue and Tom Desiderio PRINCE AND PRINCESS Nancy Meighen and Dean Slease DUKE AND DUCHESS Amy Laube and Doug Orr SOPHOMORE ATTENDANTS Dawn Zellefrow and Bill Decock CRO UVN BEARERS Carrie and David Lattanzio I 183 THE MYSTIC EAST 1971 PRUM fx M, 2 4 , ' E ff A , gi ,Ti , L I Queen Becky Kovatcla King jack Harmon Tom F outer Darla Anthony 1 SENIOR ATTENDANTS Rick jordan Sue Miller 5 pvc Pvfinceys Sheree Tmmue Prime Dean Slease Peggy Tmlick . Rick Clark JUNIQR ATTENDANTS 'QFD Nancy Meigloen Tom Defiderio . . were they ever like this? The Dynamic Duo Remember. . . our great P. A. announcers . . . running to get to class on time . . . cat alley . . . Beowulf. . . showers in gym class . . . our chaperons at lunch time . . . being sent to the office . . . counting the seconds till lunch . . . bumming money . . , Miss Painter's blank,' tests . . . trying to borrow a pencil . . . conferences with the guidance counselors . . . the differences between Economic and Government classes . . . 8 period days . . . pep rallies . . . competition cheer . . . assemblies . . . our exchange students . . . girls in pants . . . a la carte lunches . . . all of our games and matches . . . victory dances . . . running to lunch . . . getting the wood . . . cheerleaders . . . drill team . . . majorettes . . . band . . . skipping school . . . hitting the phone . . . waiting to see Mr. Adams . . . Wild Bill . . . our academic games team . . . drill team trip . . . selling candy . . . studying during study halls . . . the library . . . carving initials . . . snow days . . . catching buses . . . the plays . . . reading a book the night before a book report is due . . . the bell will be held for 5 minutesv . . . I will repeat . . . . the inspirational reading for the day . . . praying that a teacher wouldnlt come . . . the Tattletail . . . splitting his pants while bowling . . . nicknames . . . the calendar . . . writing notes . . . home ec . . . shop . . . shop . . . getting report cards . . . Sweetheart dance . . . new Christmas Dance centerpiece . . . yearbook deadlines . . . all the people and all the great things we did in 71!!! A5 qvmlvx I-xr cl, -MTI N Ls Ye Student Council f ' 4.4215 i 3 i 2 .S z i 5 . I JP li OWCQVJ 2 3 l s 2 1 2 l L. to R.-Jodie Lamison-Secretary, Roger Burns-President, Alan Edwards-Vice-President, Floyd Croyle-Treasurer, Mr. Timothy Ashe, Advisor R6lD7 6567flZL6ZZi1!6.Y L. to R. Row 1-V. Mull, B. Serene, P. McCue, M. Ritrosky, B. Scott, 1. Elliott, A. George, E. Burdett, T. Booth. Row 2-M. Soltis, S. Hutchinson, I. Martillotti, I. Anthony, C. Lash, B. Brown, D. Clay oole, B. Elder, M. Webb, C. Denardo. Row 3-M. Latini, D. Smith, R. Steffy, J. johns, J. Dougan, K. Cousins, P. Smith, N. Kennegy, S. Hooks, S. Dentici. Not pictured: Don Crytzer. 192 Majorellef L. to R. Row 1-Kim Wolfe, Georgia Anthony, Karen Crawford. Row 2.-Sue Kaplon, Lisa Clever, Debbie Relich. Back-Melissa Greene. Cheevfleazalem' These cheerleaders are the girls who generate the school spirit throughout the student body to let the teams know the- school is behind them, win or lose. Nlrs. Susan Boggs is the cheerleaders sponsor. -.W-4, , , ,i Front-Sheryl Wiles. L. to R. Row 1-Kathy Zeolla, Mindy Crawford, Cindy Shuster. Row 2-Loretta Larimer, Robyn Dudek, Szlru Montgomery. 193 L. to R. Row 1-L. Shick, S. Wiles, B. Frederick, P. Henry, A. Latini, C. Balitski, K. Zeolla, C. Wyant, L. Matthews, C. Ortman, K. Mechling P Chuuvtuix, C. Maloney, C. Cogley, P. Nulph, P. Trumbull, L. Smithe, Nlrs. Stitller, director. Row 2-V. Cousins, L. Klingensmith, C. Pyle, D. Srnuthers, S. Snyder, D. johns, L. Popson, J. VVyunt, S. Myers, J. Bowser, P. Moyer, Nl. Henry, L.A. Gillis, D. Acierno, K. Curren, L. Mohler. Row 3-K. Crawford, D. Edwards, A. Roofner, R. Urtmann, N. Kennedy, J. Pinge, B. Morrison, NI. O'Tell, Silugyi, J. McLeod, C. Painter, C. Pon- tious, B. Ilankey, B. Alexander, A.M. Sgro, K. Rosenherger. Row 4-P. Bowser, M.L. Johnston, S. Montgomery, S. Kutch, C. Shuster, D. WVhitni:xn, C. Tripp, R. Roncher, C. Slugle, T. Bowser, K. Shuner, N. Sehornau, T. Grafton, C. Fox, C. Nlclluddon, Rzui. s L. to R. Row 1-R. Adams, D. Toy, I. Cogley, I. Ritter, T. Elliott, M. Luke, R. Zellefrow. Row 2-K. Serene, B. Arbuckle, M. Abate, I. Lewis, A. McAuley, B. Cousins, j, Brison, B. Galbraith. Row 3-S. Sellner, L. Ashe, A. Storey, M. Snyder, T. Callas, K. Smith, D. Anthony, I. Ralston, D. Smith. 194 Eighth Gmde Charm L. to R. Row l-B. Bennett, S. Clark, N. Gallaher, D. Lzunison, A. Schrecengost, T. Stillson, C. Renmley, S Woodward, J. Carlesi, I. Bashline. Row 2-L. Hooks, M. Bowser, C. Zellefrow, D. Bradigan, K. Bowser, K Galbraith, M. Smith, E. Hooks, B. Elder. Row 3-C. Rupp, C. Grey, D. Smith, D. Claypoole, E. Leard, B Beer, L. Gray, K. Bowser, S. Smith. Row 4-D. Senimens, G. Lorigan, K. Smith, S. jones, R. Rigatti, P. Brooks S. Smith, D. Cousins, J. Spangler, B. Bono. Seventh Gmde C hmm 551 in ii L. to R. Row 1-C. Kovatch, L. Leech, R. Waugaman, S. Lasher, T. Hankey, J. Elliott, D. Speicher, K. Bowser. Row 2-S. Yount, L. jones, D. Pontious, S. Dorazio, F. Battaglia, D. Klingensmith, NI. Ashe, S. McHadden. Row 3-H. Buck, T. Wihle, S. Rosenberger, K. Mechling, A. George, K. Cluypoolc, K. Reesnian, P. Slagle, A. Baggott. v K izfmmemg amor H igh Bam! Offcem Bama! L. to R.: William Woodward, Sheryl Wiles, Cindy Zelleirow, Ellen Creenbaum. xi f-'X 2 9 i Under the direction of Mr. Paul Thompson, the junior High Band adds much to the atmosphere and the excitement of their school ac- tivities. Christmas Concerts and Spring Concerts are performed for the public. Bmw and Pewmrion Left to Right. Row 1: M. Cravenor, M. Lehner, S. Lasher, C. Neal, E. Livengood, M. Soltis, M. Adams, S. McIlwain, S. Boarts, I Cogley. Row 2: R. Johnson, J. Milsom, F. Neal, R. Bureau, D. Trudgen, A. Shick, R. Shriver, C. Heckman, L. Gillis, D. Hudson, M Wolfe. Row 3: T. Butler, R. Shaffer, R. Johnston, W. Galbraith, J. Soloski, D. Sickenberger, D. McClelland, J. Boyer, L. Shiclc, J Shaffer, j. Daniels, J. Dougan. Woodwinds Left to right. Bow 1: C. Higginson, B. Gray, J. Shawl, M. McCollum, R. Culp, Mr. Thompson, director. Row 2: L. Mohler, S. Snyder, S. jones, C. Zelleirow, D. Klingensrnith, T. McCullough, D. Smith, C. Cogley, K. Coldinger, S. Hockenberry, M. Bowser, B. Dickson, D. Morris. Row 53: D. Snvder, S. Lasher, S. Karns, L. Popson, S. Wiles, B. Arnold, I. Hindinan, H, Buck, S. Forringer, K. Galbraith, D. Hawley, P. Moyer. Roiv 4: B. Frederick, J. Kellner, D. Brauers, V. Cousins, S. Kaplon, E. Creenlnarnn, L. Ashe, M. Henry, J. Ell6'1'lHt'j'6l', A. Shirley, B. Galbraith. 197 Social Smciief L. to R. Bow I-Mr. Rohrer, Adviser, D. Luke, D. Maloney, D. Luke, D. Speicher, L. DeLong, M. Ashe, K. Bowser, D. Morris, 1. Bashline. Row 2-A. Baggott, A. Schrecengost, P. Chauvaux, M. Sherry, B. Hooks, D. Klingensmith, E. George, L. Schrecengost, A, McAulcy, R. Ditty. Row 3-C. Matthews, N. Schoman, B. YValters, J. Soloski, B. Dantella, A. Shirley, B. Bono, B. Could. Math L. to R. Row l--I. Morris, K. Mechling, C. Masters, Mrs. Schrccongost, Adviser. Row 2-T. Elliott, B. Cousins, B. Higginson, J. Childs. l98 Acczclcmic Games The Academic Games teams play in competition with other schools. The teams have very fine records and are sponsored by Mrs. Schre- congost and Mr. Rohrer. Audio Vimvzl Club -1- U Row 1-L. to R.-D. Fox, I. Palermo, A. McAuely, C. Masters, B. Higginson, C. Slagle, C. Balitski, N. Schoman. Row 2-P. Chauvanx, M. Campbell, J. Morris, T. Elliott, 1. Childs, D. Corbett, K. Mechling. Row 3-C. Cogley, S. Bennett, D. Johns, S. Booth, J. St-llner, L.A. Gillis, Richard Steindel, Advisor. Library Affifmmf r 1 X ali! Row l-L. To R.-L. Crates, D. Julius, C. Anthony, P. Trumbull, D. Fyock, C. Cousins, S. Kissinger, C. McCracken, T. Stillson. Row 2-R. Rosenlilirgt-1', L. Wollkf, NI. Luke, N. Galluht-r, K. Bowser, T. Julius, K. Cousins, M. Bowser, K. Bowser. Row 53-S. Sclin-ngost, J. King, C. Crailton, C. YV0uvt-r, D. Fun-sttfx', B. Elder, K. Kunish, S. Laislu-i', B. France-. Row-1-B. Bullington, C. Lush, S. Eglvy, D. Cous- ins, S. Noldvr, K. Cuniplu-ll, Vvilllglllilll, D. Baker, NI. Crt-cn, R. Rightvtti. 199 Pzzblie Speaking ii? i L. to R. Row 1-T. Wible, S. Rosenburger, C. Kovatch, J. Carlesi, I. Bashline. Row 2-C. Davis, R. Hooks, S. Desiderio Krukar, L. Hooks, Mrs. Hoyvt, Sponsor. Bpzfkefball fVl6Z7fLdg61f'5 L. to R. Bill Galbraith, Lee Miller. 200 TAR www -Qfx Min Pofdig J Qi I 4 A ini! . f Az Gi , wg, Q - 45 ., xQ Wg x. jxiififgiifei A sgjjizfiifs A iis?1?55zg- , zfsgglgzgg kywgwf. ff ? If 85.1551 wsffiiii A ,fYi',fg-g ig' 2. l':'3ah,fg. 'E 'T 2 PK 1, QA as H av wr, ,, ,wi , 35' 5 u,,, 5 s 1 'wi -0.4. -. 'Q ww W' XQQ gm Q if V ,, A Q' ,ff I 1 A H ki Q M f 4 A M A U ' ' Y if Y - A ,, , 1 A A , 'iii 1 ff 5sf11i:gaf Qi if . F is-11+ wf'+fffw ifffkfifl-iifg fiffi 41 if ff 1 9, . W ,M 4 ': if X Q Wi , N M f'?3Q 'f , 3 2 , I , h 3 ,L 5 I ,,??,,,m, ,,sA,ii5qVi,L , 3 fig? ,, M Mg? ,gv2g,a,g, 1q,!gQ3,,.wgw L Wx,, k4F793V gmig M an 4 3, ik 'gg A , -2, L w -2 '- , mg fa, 4 Q. , . f, ii 1 sf' 2 f Jw -L g 1 A, W, Q V ,K xv 3 EL vm A 2 H fm s lg ,wgwifit 2, K 1 EL iz- , .,,, A W, ,E Q S Vi VV Q y VE5,i. Vw fe, , awk H, I Q 2? ,EU X Vrhr Qefiigg g. ,K V V, Q. A gs L , ga f Q .:. K MAYM. ,Q Ly jk, X. . it 'A 2 . :V K, fl , VL X - Z K 71, V- Q V Q, Vx JF? l ,Q My 1 Q: ,ai W, A if fififf 3 'M an - 4-' any Q I 9 , . f .K AH v,,,, . 'gk 4 , I , ,,, V - ' swf:-Q! 1 3 . - V ff I ,, -' ik . M 1 Q5 V, .-' f vw 'V W fff A 'f fi L M L'-' . , 4 ,:-, . - , ' 'X 34 A av, 5 i . .' Memee1f5 ofthe Big Reel Machine No. Name 13 Robert Hindman 17 Tom Desiderio 18 Denny Klingensmith 19 Chris Bowers 20 Tom Foster 21 Randy Rosenberger 22 Dave Bowser 23 Mark Sasala 24 Sid Fox 26 Doug Orr 32 jim McCanna 42 Russ McMi11en 44 Richard jordan 206 Managers-left to right: D. Wyant, A. Callas, Crispen, and D. Slease Name jack Harmon Bill Decock Kevin Kronen joe Sasala Kurt Zimmerman Mike Kuchta Eric Plyler Bob Mervis Tom Volek Tim Volek Jim Balitski Dave Kijowski Mike Lattanzio ....-wf-r 'M THE RECORDH Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning' oA.I.C. Playoff game Springdale Knoch Punxsutawney Apollo-Ridge Richland Freeport Hampton Franklin Area Ford City Freeport The C oaches Dave Ullom-Head Coach Iim Yackmack-First Assistant MOST TACKLES Tom Volek-75 MOST INTERCEPTED PASSES Mike Lattanzio-5 MOST RECEPTIONS Mike Lattanzio-24 C437 yds.Q MOST CARRIES Doug Orr MOST YARDACE RUNNING Rick Jordon-427 yds. MOST TOUCHDOWNS Klingensrnith and Lattanzio-5 ea. MOST TOTAL YARDAGE CRUN 51 PASSQ Denny Klingensmith-1, 235 yds. MOST TOTAL POINTS Denny Klingensmith-47 207 Clubbing the fllcv mask isnyt nice!!! L-T Photo: I think I felt a drop ofrain. wf L L OOPS!!! Go, Goat, Go!!! Who has the f0otball??? Where do you think youyre going? .ww '9- Denuy Klingvusmith Q1112l1't61'b2lCk-c:0-CillltkliI1 Mike Luttamzio End-Co-Captain Joe Susulu Tackle Rick jordan Fullback Tom Foster Halfback EriCPylp1- Guard jim Balitski Tacklc un.. A. I .k Tom Vols-k Guard Dux'cKijowski End L. jack Harmon Cvnter Bob Nlervix Gund Connie H eclglin ffl 9 If Football Qneen r Humming 101' il Big Guin. fLl'L1ill'l'fTiIllL'S Photoj Littlv tightvr, plvusm Hi 'wg 1 4 V if Nobody gets away f.l'0lll uxlljilll jew. Fumhlv Drill. N111 Ullom, is it still ruining? mi P I 5, . J .Q Tackling thi- hard wily, I wish I had il dish of spaghetti in Denny set for ac-tion. This way, Tom. The Big Red DL'ik'llS?. MMMLM ,,M zmimf Varsity F 0 otbell The Team The Record Name Boh Hindman Chris Bowers Randy Adams Dave Bowser Mark Sasala Sid Fox Gary Montebell Doug Orr Mike Coleman Ervin Soltis Randy Smith Steve Dosch jim NlcCanna Pat llutchison Name Randy Bosenburger Bob Slagle Bill Delp Bill Myers Dave Patrick Bill Decock Kevin Kronen Kurt Zimmerman Don Carli Mike Kuchta Tim Volek Brad Lauster Kevin Dosch Don Thiry Kne 3 mmcw K. H. S. 32 Redbank K.H.S. 50 Punxsutawney K. H.S. 28 Freeport K. H. S. 40 Leechburg CAppoll0-Ridge forfeited to Kittanningj L. whim H igh Foozfhell The Record The Team K.H.S K.H.S K.H.S K.H.S Hyde Park Ford City Freeport Indiana Leechburg Row 1, L. to B.-J. Shepard, B. Younkins, P. Denardo, P. Swartz, R. Burns, M. Hugh, D. Hooks, R. Steffy, J. Ellermeyer, D. Klingensmith, J. Olinger, R. Lane, J. Stitt, L. Miller, D. Flick. Row 2-L. to R.-B. Richardson Qkianagerl, K. Smith, C. Capone, E. Walker, T. Crissman, M. Snyder, D. Beck, D. Zellefrow, E. Zim- merman, S. Hutchenson, J. Martillotti, W. King, D. Smith. Row 3-L. to R.-I. Atkinson, C. Toy, D. Walker, D. Stitt, K. Barker, P. McCue, L. Montebell, L. Wright, F. Southworth, D. Sickenburger, H. Bowser, L. Patton. H 77 The Coezchey John Fink, Fred Sgarlata 7 GOLF TEAM Front How-L. to R.-Miko Buzzinotti, Rex Ioncs, Harry Breski, Robert Novotny, Dave Schauh, Nick Nolte. Row 2-Mr. NVoodall, Ed Soloski, Ken Smith, Don Xlontebell, Tom Anthony. 220 K.H.S. K.H.S. K.H.S. K.H.S. K.H.S K.II.S. K.H.S K.H.S. K.H.S K.II.S. Highlands Kiski Area Burrell Ford City Valley Highlands Kiski Area Burrell Ford City Valley WINTER SPORTS if Q 'Q Vmfrizfy Wrestling The Record Brookville Brockway Ford City Indiana Burrell Blairsville Valley Kiski Area Richland Greensburg Redbank Valley Shaler Hempfield Seneca Valley 'The Kittanning-Shaler match was postponed to Weight Name 88 Creg Jordan 95 Vince Kijowski K.H.S. 21 103 Alec Callas K.H.S. 33 112 Cary Bauer K.H.S. 54 112 Dan Davis K. H.S. 28 120 Chet Stockdill K.H.S. 29 127 Tony Abranovic K.H.S. 25 133 Doug Orr K. H. S. 54 138 Don Thiry K.H.S. 42 138 Bill Skau K.H.S. 30 145 jerry Cecchi K.H.S. 24 145 Jim Ellermeyer K.H.S. 25 154 Dave Kijovvski K.H.S. 165 Ioe Sasala K.H.S. 27 180 Bob Johns K.H.S. 28 Hwt. Bob Mervis Manager Randy Rosenberger March 2, 1971. COACH RICHARD BOCCS 222 Super Joe!!! Greg going 161' six. I Doug goes fbr il tukedown Hershey scrambles out. xx' I, L. to R,-lioli Augmtine, jim Fogvl, Tim Shawl, Tim Shzill'er, Kim Serin Hoi in om x 7 X11 Ko o 1 C11 ow-r, Iolm Gullailin-r, Xlilw Palermo, Russ NIcNlillcn. 972207 Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning mfsity Wrefilzng The Record 26 Brookville 37 Brockway 26 Ford City 22 Indiana 16 Burrell 18 Blairsville 16 Valley 10 Kiski Area 14 Richland 41 Greensburg 21 Rcdbank Shaler 14 Hempfield 7 Seneca Valley 'Match postponed to March 2, 1971. How 1-Rick Admins, Bill Scott, John Schmidt, Punl Abrnnovic, David Anderson, Jim Anthonx Hou 7 Inn Sh llltl jmck Shi pnd Ed Casscsses, David Dickson, Curt Toy, Lzirry Shepard, jrnnic Ford. How 53-Rogcr Lune Rodgu Burns B1 nd Yonnkinx Xlild lxoxs Dick Hooks, Kcith Kordcs. Nlklllllgti' js-ll' Doscli. 072207 High Wreytling Kittanning Kittanning Kittunning Kittzinning Kittanning The Reeowl 3 North Allegheny 1 l Sllllltil' l 1 Dorscyvillc 20 O, I Iam 32 Pcnn Hills K IIN mf 3 A 4 Chet wrapping up a decision. fLeadcr-Times Photoj Put me down!!! ' ' X -xx Vinnie does it again. W Jerry gets il pin. V , I I Super Joe makes a break. How about it, Rcf'??? fLeuder-Times Photo? Callus, mimhandles his opponent. Pvp Rally. 229 Left to Right-Row 1-jim McCanna, Rick Clark, Bill Brown, Vince Curren, John Cicero, Denny Klingensmith, Mark Sasala. Row 2-Coach Roger Gourley, jim Swast, Rick Stefly, Gary Gillis, Frank Gariglio, Mike Coleman, Randy Adams, Asst. Coach Clem Rosenburger. Row 3-Mark Geary, Bert Gaines, Tom Toy, Jeff Mohney, Ken Atkinson, Dennis Colwell. Row 4-Rich Ashbaugh, Mark Miller, Greg Forsythe, Cliff Klugh, jim Duzak, Tom Anthony. BASKETBALL Vmfyity Same f.V. Score K.H.S. Indiana gliliilllll 159 K.H.S. B tl . . ' ut er V 4 K,H,S Plllnpilutgwney K.H.S Plll1XSllfllVVlll'y 49 K.H.S. Slippery Rock K.H.S. Slippery Rock 52 K.H.S. Brookville K.H.S- BT00kVillP 67 K.H.S. Seneca Valley lS?'U9i1V2lll9Y K.H.S. K -h . . ' noe K.H.S. Gllggnsburg gl'lJC'U5l3lll'g 27 K.H,S, F 't . . . reeport 4 K.H.S K.H.S. Indiana 59 K.H.S Kiski Area K.H.S. Kiski Area 91 K.H.S Hiigfilands Siihlands K.H.S V' . . a ey K.H.S Bilrrfielll K.H.S. Burrell 59 K.H.S. Ford City K.H.S. Ford City 62 K.H.S. Senleca Valley Iienleci Valley K.H.S Kis i . . . is i rea K.H.S Highlands Xlpliihlands 31 K.H.S Va . . a ey 4 K.H.S Neweaastle K.H.S New Castle 75 K.H.S Burrell K.H.S Burrell 52 230 Semmf Lezfzfewnevfz Bill Br E J S olm Cicero V ince C MmA,,,,,.f org WA .wi i ts wg.. Mgr- W1 V Stvffy controls the boards. KLA-udcr-Tinrvs Photo? 'I 3. Clark drives for at lay-up. CLl'kllll'I TiI11i'5 Photo? Putting two Oll the score board. tLeztdm-r-Tirnes Photob Name Terry Marshall Bob Blatt Roger Shaffer Ed Walker Bob Ashley Steve Dentici jay Lewis john Atkinson Tim Myers Dave Jordan Kevin Sanders Matt Hugh Mike Latini Tom Demetris Doug Klingensmith COACH DAVID SYSYN zmimf H igh Basketball THE RECORD 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 Freeport Shannock Valley Punxsutawney Redbank Valley Indiana Elderton Leechburg Washington Apollo Hyde Park Ford Cit ' Highlands C B l Elderton Leeehhurg Washington Apollo Hyde Park Ford City Highlands QHBUD 233 4 'Y .. BIAUXYII scorvs two points CLm'zulv1'flxi1m's Photo? clrivvs past il di'f1'llfli'l' fLK'1lCll'l'-TilIli'S Photo? Evoryom- wants the bull CL:-aulcl'-Tilm-5 Photo? l A .51 , ' v .h rf- sz -P.. , . A i' Q .rl F LL: .af . 535' . 1 z .1 - 'R- - '.-gc. I 's,Q -- 53 ,fir .- x - n ,yy , . 7 ,-: , ' Gif' . . k V f --Q4 'r-1... 'f '. ..u.' ' A fp A ,3- ff?-1. + 'cf ?f:'f . . r V t 1 ng'-9 -4 4 1 . if . .v 1' 1 S o , a. X-y I J. 'v'4L V.. 1, 1 . .1 I 1, J. 'a Q J ykf- YA 5 L! v , wg- - aI- ' . , .K 1 4 .- g lv. .-r ..- 'I' 5' . -. ', In 'yy-r y. , V J-.5 rdf' ' . . 1, 4 .Ax , , , , 'ij' ' H -.If1..' 7 f 4-?5 'f Af . 045. E 'Sf'- -41'-0 f 1 ' . .v ' 4- -'. '42 2. 'R , 15 -A1 , l NG. p '-'f . 'L '55, . .Ki Q. . 'V -Q. . 21 L. to R. Row 1-Randy Lash, Larry Lasher, Paul Deluca, Vince Curren, Rick Swartz, Don Johns, Randy D. Reed Dan McKinley. Row 2-Chris Lamison, Dave Montgomery, Randy P. Reed, Stan Brown, jim Feeney, Wes Johnson, Bob Helm Row 3-Mr. Rosenburger, Harold Slagle, Dave Brown, Ambrose Battaglia, Lloyd Lewis, Rod Denardo, john Cicero. Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittunning 236 Vmffily Bmeball-Seniors Apollo 0 Elderton 1 Dayton 1 Shannock 2 Ford City 2 Elderton 3 Apollo 5 Dayton 0 Shannock 0 Ford City 7 L. to R. Row 1-Drrrrcll Bowser, Rc-x jones, jerry Grafton, Greg Nlilsou, Kevin Hetrick, Rick Clark, Bob johns, Row 2-john Lenzi, Larry Schultz, jeff Hugh, Mike Palermo, Mark Nlillikvn, Lcnarcl Liwngood, Mr. RUSt'Ill7ll1'j.I6'l'. ROXK'fg-NlL11'k Geary, jim Eclwuds, Nliks- Totos, Daw- Tlmrlmou, jim StOllll't'I', Barry VVoll'v, Steve Hartz, f-13 Bpzfebazll Team Umlewlmmzen W, lf .hi . . Bzlsr-lJa1llTc-urwfs Loyal Farm A big K. ll. S. Slugger is up. 'I 'fi k by -l .- T i V X?- W 7 1 ,, WA. 2 K Q .,-1. f ': f ,Wi vt, Rvx steals second! KL-T Photo? Dvllzmlo talkw 21 walk Swartz takes the- pitch. I W0Udl'l' ifl Will PIUYP 1, ' A R 4 A 'Q' sv , . A '. - : gf Q its ' 2' I iii fi 2 L H - E3 . x p K-,wg mm. Qi 'K if 1 K Y., 1 L, - p :, 'rn ' . . .. 1 hr., . f,- af- ,Nw ,-Q, W ' . 5 K . K ,I ,K - . , r v 4 ' 'Q ' Bench wurlm-r. Strike thu-Q!!! . In the batting cugv, Y?-.Y 1g,...g.7 s. Serious outlookcr. 239 if 1 ,, Vw' l , Q VII Lx: L. to R.-Row 1-Don NVyunt, john Nenrohr, Moe Blatt, Jim johnson, Mikel Taylor, Bob Novotny, Dun -loin-s. Row 2-Conch llnrry' Br-ckwitli, Mike Duncan, Ron VVyunt, jim Crispvn, Kory King, Francis Krizniamich, Bill King. Tennif Record amor Lezfzfwfmen Kittzlnning 2 Springdale 3 Kittanning 4 Kiski Area l Kittunning 4 Vzlllcy 1 Kittanning 2 Iliglilancls 3 Kittanning 2 Burrell 3 Kittanning 3 Springdale 2 Kittanning 5 Kiski Area 0 Kittanning 4 Valley 1 Kittanning 4 Burrell 1 99' lJ1lllAlUlli'N,cl01lCl1 Hn-ckwitli, jim Wlulinxmi 240 ad. Y ? faq , Q, gig? . 4 ,f'--Q .ax I I L fix 2 w 41 ' K X X Of? ? 'i' J.m.uvv-EGJMW-pxw LEJ f A.Fm-U5 2-'iw 'lg-'bm Km RQ FOAM x X if-M9 QXYA SJAAQ A4 Dr. Richard C. Stottlemyer S PERI 'TE 'DE 'T'S MESSAGE At no time in the history of our country have public institutions been the subject of more controversy by the public than they are today. The question appears to be Are the institutions that serve our country effectively doing the jobs they were organized to do? This same concern on a local level would be whether or not the school is doing a good job of educating the young people of this community. Only time will give an answer to this ques- tion, but I trust as you review your public school education and what it has done for you that you will find yourself in a strong position as a result of the education received here. It has been the school's objective to provide you with a quality education and to help you acquire to the fullest extent ossible the mastery of basic skills. Your education has been directed toward the understanding of the opportunities open to you by preparing for a productive life. It has been our desire to help you develop the greatest possible understanding of yourself and an appreciation of your worthiness as a member ofa community. NVQ sincerely hope the future will show that together-student and school-we have done our job well. Richard Stottlemyer, Ed. C. Superintendent Armstrong School District ADMINISTRATION: Row 1-Dr. Margaret Shumaker, Valentine Zellers, Dr. Richard G. Stottlemyer, XVade C. Hall, Dr. Harry O Wolfe. Row 2-Richard L. Learn, YVilliam A. De-cock, John H. McCoy, Richard E. Moffitt, Leonard L. Holt. SCHOOL BOARD: Row I--XV. Joseph Morgan, Elzie NI. NVhite, Mrs. Joseph P. Costanza. Row 22-Carl L. Barton, Fred S. Maize, Richard A. Mix, Nevin C. Rupert, J, Fred Sherburne, XVilliam Smolik. 24 5 Charles W. Woodward 246 Pffincipaff Message To ou the class of 1971, I offer my most sincere wishes for happiness and success. We, as a faculty, have attempt- ed to provide ou with the educational foundations to pur- sue your goals in life. You are all endowed with some degree of intelligence. Your goals and your future are de endent on how ou use this intelligence, for in- telligence is the art ofy choosing well between several os- sibilities. An intelli ent person chooses right instead of wrong, good insteacf of evil, advantage instead of disad- vantage. You, class of 1971, are at a great point in life when you are challenged to prove your intelligency by choosing the right goals for your future. The wrong choice can mean frustration, bitterness, defeat. The right choice will mean fulfillment, happiness, success. Make your choiceg pursue your goal. The future is yours ...... Nancy jolanston Nancy Arnold Nancy Livengood i X! QL X 'vm Q. Robert T. Adams 247 jimior High Principal Diwicl S. Yiile Secretary Secretary Margie Smith Pat Yiztey jiiriior Aiizfiyors Mr. McMahon, Mrs. Easley Mr. McConnell 0 Senior Advisors Mr. Round, Mrs. Duncan Mr. Vensel Sophomore Advisors Mr. Rosenberger, Mrs. Meighen Mr. Beckwith 249 Timothy M. Ashe Delbert Baker, Jr. Harry A. Beckwith Daniel C. Beuth jean Bierkamper I. C. Blackwell Should I use a Fluoride or a Whitener? Joan L. Caretti Electa Cecchi Margaret Charley Patricia Conn William W. Crissman Eloise Critchfield Betty Davis Wilhelmina Decock GW Qu.,- ZW.: M! if M' W Nj if I. Mitchell Blose Richard M. Boggs Susan B. Boggs Donald E. Bowers jean R. Bowser Richard E. Brown Dorothy L. Burkholder jane C. Butler 251 v, Frederick R. Gardner Richard E. George Roger L. Gourley Avanelle S. Grafton Helen A. Harvey Lois Hatfield june S. Hoyet Peggy I. jones 252 Larry G. Densmore Annabel Duncan Virginia S. Easley Mary Elder Susan M. Fair john Fink Donald E. Frech Dennis A. Gaggini 1 Always static-Toy-Always static I Norman King James F. Kokolis Stephen Kropinak John P. Leech William C. Livengood Irene B. Lorigan 254 Betty M. Maize David P. Martinez Iohn McConnell Ferne McElhinney John T. McMahon Sara Meighen Martha M. Mitchell ...p-M M, 2? Take into consideration, This is my Bad Side ii at it M M may ' if -wt, , N- ' - 5 , 'Wm ff. ., .41 g .h p - wg. , We 122:12-, X .- s . . I . , Maggy 'wir' in N., , it f f f , 11.7, W-tv ,A - Theodore R. Round Nancy B. Schaeffer Thomas E. Schiffgens Dorthea V. Schrecongost Richard I. Sernmens Fred R. Sgarlatta Ford W. Shankle Henry Shepard Miles S. Milliron Mildred S. Montgomery Iohn Moore Rachael I. Painter iv, 1 - .. ,, ,. A 'i I , DDL. X -uk ka NR.. Laurice W. Pierce Lois M. Rockwell John W. Rohrer, III Clemon C. Rosenberger, Ir. 255 Elizabeth jean Tarosky R.P. Taylor Paul A. Thompson Robert W. Thurbon Donald H. Toy Ioseph Traska jo Ann K. Tyrrell David C. Ullom 256 Ioyce Shuster Pauline L. Smith Frank E. Soloski Richard G. Steindel Ann Stiffler Marie Stitt NVilliam Stover David Sysyn ,Q-jol' WM- JL ZLQL s Some students can drive you crazy! Roy Vensel Arthur L. Walter Kenneth M. Weaver Allene W. Wilson Roy B, Wineberg Kenneth I. Woodall Charles H. Wray James Yackmack 257 FACULTY DIRECTOR Y Timothy M, Ashe B.S., M.S. Delbert Baker, Ir. B.S., lNl.Ed. Harry A. Beckwith B.A. Daniel C. Beuth B.S. Jean Bierkamper B.A. J. C. Blackwell B.S. I. Mitchell Blose B.S.Ed.g M.Ed. Richard M. Boggs B. S. Susan B. Boggs B.S. Donald E. Bowers B.S. jean R. Bowser B.S. Gene A. Brown B.S. Richard E. Brown B. S. Dorothy L. Burkholder B.S. lane C. Butler B.A. Ioan L. Caretti B.A., M.Ed. Electa Cecchi B.S. Margaret Charley B.S. Patricia Conn B.S.g M.Ed. William W. Crissman B.S.g M. in Litt. Eloise Critchfield B.S. Betty Davis B.S. Wilhelmina T. Decock M.Ed. Larry C. Densmore B.S. 258 jr. High Spanish I jr. High Stuco Sponsor Sr. High C.P. English II, Business English Member C.A.T.S. Council Sr. High Driver Ed., Driver Training Tennis Coach, Soph. Class Advisor jr. High Mechanical Drawing lr. High Librarian Library Assistants Sponsor Sr. High Biology I Biology Club Sponsor Sr. High Trig, College Algebra, Analytical Calculus Mu Alpha Theta Sponsor, Coordinator Math Academic Came jr. High Science Head Wrestling Coach jr. High Physical Education jr. High Cheerleader Sponsor jr. High Driver Ed. Driver Training Jr. High Core Sr. High English Speech Sr. High Band Director, Chorus Director Music Appreciation, Creative Music Composition Jr. High Science Jr. High English Jr. High Guidance Counselor Jr. High English Ir. High English Sr. High Shorthand I, II, Tvping I Secretarial Office Practice Sr. High World Cultures Jr. High Special Education jr. High Core Sr. High English, Reading F.T.A. Sponsor jr. High Reading FACULTY DIRECTORY Annabel Duncan B.S. Virginia S. Easley B.S. Mary Elder R.N. Susan M. Fair B.S., M.Ed. John Fink B.S. Donald E. Frech B.S. Dennis A. Gaggini B.S. Frederick R. Gardner B. S. Richard E. George B. S. Roger L. Gourley B.S. Avanelle S. Grafton B.A., M.Ed. Helen A. Harvey B.S., lN'l.Ed. Lois A. Hatfield B.S. june S. Hoyet B.S. Peggy J. jones B.S. Norman King B.S.g M.L..in Litt. james F. Kokolis B.S. Stephen Kropinak B.S., M.Ed. John P. Leech B.S. William C. Livengood B.S., M.Ed. Irene B. Lorigan B.A. Betty M. Maize B. S. David P. Martinez B.A., lVl.A. John McConnell B.S., M.Ed. Sr. High Typing I, II Senior Class Adv., Typing Club Sponsor Sr. High Physical Education jr. Class Adv., Sr. High Cheerleader Sponsor Sr. High School Nurse jr. High Reading Ir. High Physical Education Assistant Football Coach jr. High Pennsylvania History Jr. High Math Sr. High Chemistry, Physics Member C.A.T.S. Council, Teen Talk Sponsor J. High Health Sr. High Health Head Basketball Coach Sr. High Guidance Counselor Sr. High Gen. English l2, English 10 Thespian Sponsor, Director-All Class Plays jr. High English jr. High Core Public Speaking Club Sponsor Sr. High Algebra I, Gen. Math II Beginner's Bridge Co-Sponsor jr. High English Sr. High English 11, I2 Assistant Wrestling Coach Sr. High Business Law, Typing I Principles of Data Processing jr. High Wood Shop Sr. High Business Math, Health Athletic Director, Outdoorls Club Adv. Sr. High Latin I, II, journalism, English Newspaper Advisor, Hope Corps Advisor Sr. High Home Ec I, II, III, Bachelor Know Focus on Fashion, Homeliving Sr. High Spanish, I, II, III Boys Intermurals Adv. Sr. High Unified Geometry Jr. Class Adv., Board of Activities Treasurer 259 -How FACULTY DIRECTORY Edwin L. McCready III B.A. Ferne McElhinney B.S. John T. McMahon B.S. Sara Meighen B.S. Martha M. Mitchell B.S. in Ed., M.S. in L.S. Miles S. Milliron B.S. Mildred G. Montgomery B.A. John Moore B.S., M.Ed. Sara Nix B.S. Rachael J. Painter B.A., M.A. Laurice W. Pierce B.S. Lois M. Rockwell B.S. John W. Rohrer Ill B.A.g M.Ed. Cleman C. Rosenberger, jr. B.S., Cert. Sp. Ed. Theodore R. Round B.S., M.Ed. Nancy B. Schaeffer B.S. Thomas E. Schiffgens B. S. Dorthea V. Schrecongost B.A. Richard J. Semmens B.S. Fred R. Sgarlata B.S. Ford W. Shankle B.S., M.Ed. Henry Shepard B.S., M. in Letters Joyce Shuster B. S. 260 Sr. High French I, II, III, IV, English A.F.S. Club Advisor Jr. High Core Sr. High American History, Humanities Jr. Class Adv., Member C.A.T.S. Council Sr. High Typing I, Office Practice Sophomore Class Advisor Sr. High Librarian Library Assistants Adv. jr. High Science Sr. High English Speech jr. High Guidance Counselor Jr. High Home Ec. Sr. High C.P. English 12, Honors English P.A. Adv., Hope Corps Adv. Jr. High Health Sr. High World Cultures A.F.S. Club Advisor Ir. High Core Academic Games Coordinator Sr. High Cen. English, Reading, Math, Science Head Baseball Coach, Assistant Basketball Coach Sr. High Sales I, II, Bookkeeping I Soph. Class Adv., Equipment Manager Jr. High Home Ec Drill Team Sponsor Sr. High Economics, Am. Covt., Sociology Yearbook Advisor jr. High Algebra I, II Academic Games Coordinator Jr. High Core Academic Games Coordinator Ir. High Pennsylvania Histori Assistant Football Coach, Bas etball Coach Sr. High Guidance Counselor jr. High Core jr. High Home Ec Q? . FACULTY DIRECTORY Pauline L. Smith B.S.g M.Ed. Frank E. Soloski B.S. Richard C. Steindel B.A. Ann Stiffler B.A. Marie Stitt B.S., M.S. William Stover B. S., M.S. David Sysn B. S. Elizabeth Jean Tarosky B.S. B.P. Taylor B.A. Paul A. Thompson B.S., M.M. Robert W. Thurbon B.S.g M.ECl. Donald H. Toy B. S. joseph Traska B.S., M.S. JoAnn K. Tyrrell B. S. David C. Ullom B. S. Roy Vensel B.A. Arthur L. Walter B.S., M.A. Kenneth M. Weaver B. S. Allene W. Wilson R.N. Roy B. Wineberry B.S. Kenneth I. Woodall B. S. Charles H. Wray B.S., M.Ed. james J. Yackmack B. S. Sr. High American History Stuco Sponsor jr. High Metal Shop jr. High Math Audio-Visual Club Adv. Ir. High Music Ir. High Chorus Sponsor Jr. High Reading Sr. High Mechanical Drawing, Wood Shop Geography, Outdoor's Club Advisor Jr. High Gen. Math, Algebra I Jr. High Basketball Coach Jr. High Math Sr. High Art I, Il, III Art Mini-Club Sponsor Jr. High Band Instrumental Music Sr. High Physical Education Adagio Advisor Jr. High Math Ir. High English Jr. High Art Sr. High Biology Head Football Coach Sr. High American History, Am. C-ovt. Sophomore Class Advisor Sr. High English Ir. High Science Jr. High Wrestling Coach jr. High School Nurse Sr. High Academic Science, Biology I, II F.T.A. Sponsor Sr. High Algebra II, Business Math Golf Team Coach, Audio-Visual Director Sr. High Bookkeeping I, II Accounting II Sr. High Mechanical Drawing, Wood Shop Metal Shop, Assistant Footba l Coach 261 '?, SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT TEACHERS FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Robert Doverspike Mr. Kropinak Gregory Luciow Miss Smith Patricia Taylor Mr. Baker James Younkins Mr. Schiffgens FIRST SEMESTER Gary Brinker Michele Chiaro Barry Could Roseann Milazzo Mario Rossetti David Round Helen Wloizuvski Mrs. Hoyet Mr. Ashe Mrs. Charley Mrs. Tyrrell Mr. Shepard Mrs. Davis Mrs. Tyrrell Peter Benekos Pat Gasparin Patricia Miseyka Douglas Patton David Schall Barbara Serene Miss Smith Mr. Baker Mrs. Harvey Mr. Wineberg Mr. Schiffgens Mrs. Conn jUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT TEACHERS SECOND SEMESTER Jack Breman Martha Gromoiskie Rodney Cuyer Gerald McCorkle James Ritchey james Peterman Keli Lyn Woodall Mr. Shepard Mr. Ashe Mrs. Tyrrell Mrs. Davis Mrs. Tyrrell Mrs. Hoyet Mrs. Charley Seated L to R: Ruth Zellefrow, Elizabeth McCracken, Edna Wray. Standing L to R: Juanita Orr, Mary jane Hough, Rita Stewart, Dorothy Bauer, Delores Lane, Patricia Cooper, Alliene Camp. Missing from picture, Margaret White. 262 EQUIPMENT MANAGER Hmmm-with shoes like these, how can we lose. Hs. ATHLETIC DIRECTOR You say you only want 25 resefve seats on the 50 yard line. i F E E I 263 Thoye u767 6 the Dazyf, My Fvieml f, 1, db EJ . .3 A , ,L Q LL