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

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1974 volume:

THE 1974 KIT-HAN-NE KITTANNING SENIOR HIGH KITTANNING, PA. 131 161 175 207 223 236 'Y ,W 'Fa R, 4. 1 W' , i 3 5 5. f? at s.em...,M f'L f -it ,fa Aer ' , 'IH 'X-QL,- an fd t uw' J' 'Z hh ' HW , -1 ' - , .,ggg 3 . ,. :sgfln . jf We the Yearbook Staff of the Class of 1974, wish to ex- press our sincere gratitude and thanks to you, Mr. Thomas Schiffgens, by dedicating this yearbook to you. You have h ou advised a ade each of the yearbooks of the past t at y m storehouse of memories that we can proudly treasure. We know of no other way in which to show our appreciation for the time, p freely given. atience, and information that you have so Ma.. vw' 77 gg X g g ,,.,a 4 H'- -g g. ., ,Nm ,... YM L ,. , ,, ':.1wmwg51' MW1 - , M g +L.- 5 Q ' - . w , . N '- . if J ., ., 1 A M , f in N , N Y ,.f,, .M f..W , .V .M Vg., . Av k,.5,, 1t ,. Kg,-Ig., , J, fx M 5 4, ,'T,,r, 43 5 he 4 , Q , fix :E .4 gz ,r.w,mi' iQ.'wJf -ia.,,,Qw,5,. x Y L'-in , W? 4 4 f. 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' - x . 1 'S W -Q F., Q V1 ' , A ,V .M- 1 .N 5. -npr' l ' A X 4. r f DEBRA ACIERNO MARK ADAMS Hopes to visit California . . . exchange sales Rggco , , , likes all sports , , . favorite hang- editor for Tattletale . . . would like to be a law- yer . . . friends include Cam, Richard, Blose, Sherry, Tim, Don, and Linda. out-Toy's-ICA . . . friends with Jack, Buck, Wiej, Rich, and Danny . . . rates Accounting ll and Mr. Kropinak first . . . collects cassette LHPQS. RICHARD ADAMS Fuzzy. . . plans to join the Navy . . . friei with Jim, Dan, Fred, Butch. and Mike . member of AV Club . . . hangs out on chul steps . . . likes to build things. www BETSY ALEXANDER Can be heard in Chorus . . . lives on pizza . . . February 11, 1972 . . . often seen with Duke . . . April 27, 1973 . . . rates Accounting 1 and Mr. Kropinak first . . . likes to go hike riding. JANA ANDERSON Andy . . . member of DECA . . . can be found at Hubis . . . Kay, Dee Anna, Cyndee, Mae, and Mike are friends . . . plans include getting married and moving to Florida. I0 GEORGIA ANTHONY Dud. . . likes to remember July 21, 1973 . . . DONALD ANTHONY Member of Thespian Society . . . futi plansAto become free lance artist . . . lil Pointer Sisters, Cat Stephens, Bette Midler, a parties . . . rates Sociology and Mrs, Karp fil t ROBERT ARBUCKLE Friends include Leanne, Rodger, Lorena, a likes Pepsi and bananas . . . November 30, Conn 88H. . . hangout-230 Cleveland Str 1973 . . . Dave is her favorite person . . . . . . his favorite person is Leanne . . . wol would like to buy a trailer and live in Furnace like to join a service band . . . plays 1 Run. trombone. LARRY ASHE Friends are Bob. Amy. Tim. Arnie. and .lim . . . Band member . . . UFO Club . , . favor- ite person is .Ianet Foulis . . . plans to be an engineer . . . hobby is cars . . . May 4. 1973 . . . the girl. WILLIAM ATKINSON Will . . . plans to attend Art Institute of Pgh. . . . friends with Bobby, Jim. John. Jake, Dave . . . Yearbook artist . . . likes to sketch and skate . . . likes Mr. Taylor's art class . blushes. WILLIAM ARMROSE Likes science fiction. windy summer days. and BETH ANN ARNOLD Can be found at 10th Street. Ford City . . . wildlife . . . hobbies include magic. fishing. May. 1972 . , . earns spending money at and swimming . . . plans to go to the Center and to Indiana . . . hangs out at Goldingefs Lorie's . . . Band member . . . Girls' Basket- ball manager . . . plans to attend nursing farm. school . . . likes everyone. ROBERT ASHLEY THOMAS ATI-IERTON Profile not available Country Red . . . hangs out at Mosgrove . . . likes cars . . . plans to travel . . . rates Bach- el0r's-Know-How first . . . hobby is dune bug- gies . . . pals with Dave. Bill. Ken. Rick. and Mike. DAVID BAKER RITA BATLITSKI Bake . . . hangs out at M.G.'s pool hall . . . Chris . . . plans to go to college , . . member likes apple pie A , , favorite Pei'-sqm is Mindy of Drill Team and Stuco. . .sits on the corner . . . well drilling in future . . . Sportsmen's . . . most embarrassing moment-almost Club . . . pals are Mindy. Marve, Bill. Paul, drowning at Crooked Creek . . . friend to and Mark, everyone- 11 DONALD BARNES Friends with Bill, Dan, Jim, Donny, and Lereh . . . found at Wick City Store . . . plans to work at Bracken Construction . . . hobby-cob lecting guns and arrows . . . likes hunting and baseball. CLARA BENNETT Janette. Vickie. Geneva, Carol. and Martha are friends . . . is a member of National Honor So- ciety . . . sewing is her hobby . . . Art and Mrs. Maize are rated first . . . loves animals :SI people. MICHAEL BEVINGTON Friends are Brad, Jay, Terry, and Tim . . April 12 . . , hangs out at Darlene's house . . . plans to become a farmer in Mexico . , . likes parties . . . rates Art first. I2 BARBARA BEATTY Member of Cabinet, National Honor Society, UFO, Mu Alpha Theta, and Yearbook staff . . . future includes college . . . can be seen with Jerry . . . friends with everyone . . . foot- ball fan. SUSAN BENNETT Friends with everyone . . . .lanuary 4. 1973 . , . a member of Adagio, UFO, Hope Corps, Cabinet. and Color Guard . . . plans to go to college . . . hobbies are basketball, swimming, and biking. MITCHELL BEVINGTON Bev . . . likes to party . . . friends with Terry, Jay, Brad, Bill, and Rick . . . hangout-the stop sign . . . lives on Wacky Tobacey . . . plans to go to Columbia and enjoy the vegetation. JERRY BEERS fake . . . fishing and hunting are his hobl . . . friends-Steve. Will, Dave, Denny, z Mike. . . seen at the store . . . lives on Frei fries and chicken . . . can be seen with Jani H i U VICKI BISH September 21, 1973 . . . Denise, Elaine, Jan Elizabeth, and Carol are friends . . . favor person is Ryan .' . . Mr. Beckwith and Law 1 rated first. JAMES BLACK JEFF BLACK OJ, , ,gn the Tennis Team, , , can be seen Lenape . . . member of Junior Aeronautics at the YMCA , , , Sparky, Jeff, Eurd, Mark, and Senior Fairchild . . . F.R. is his hangout and Moe , , , Mr, Ditch and Economics are . . . great weakness is trying to solve Trig. and rated first. . .the future is undecided. Physics problems . . . Harry. Tom. Stove. John, Harry L. ar' .1 1 0-N f-W, ROBERT BLATT DAVID BOARTS JOETTA BOWSER Moe . . . friends are Todd, Byrd, Chuck, Lee, Ape . . . friends-Jerry, Rich, Dennis, Mike, JO . - - likes football and basketball and riding Jake,Beanhead. . .hangout is the playground and Cathy. . .Cross-Roads is his hangout. . . 3l'0UI1d Dairy QUCCH ill TeSs's Cal' . . - , . . member of UFO and Student Council. . . plans to join the State Police . . . favorite per- friends-Barb. Kim. TBSS, Brenda. Leslie. and plans to become a dentist . . . basketball son is Joy . . . likes fishing. hunting. and Linda. - - Pl3illF I0 Hlltfnd IUP. . . rates Al- player. Chevigs, gebra 81 Mr. Blose first. Maw' ,gnihcuwvrlf PAMELA BOWSER RICK BOWSER TERESA BOWSER Friends are Tammy, Denise, Georgina, Jim, November 10, 1972-Debbie . . . friends are Tess . . . July. 1971 . . . hangs out at Dairy Tom, Darrell . . . clubs-Newspaper and Jeff, Barry, Shirley, Fred, and Bert . . . likes Queen . . . some of her friends are Janice. Drama . . . plans career in nursing . . . likes food. people, money, and parties . . . plans to Cindy. Nancy. Barb. and Linda . . . plans fur- people and animals . , . really dislikes pushy vnntinue his education . . . rates Health and ther education . , . h0bbyvBarbcrshop Sing- people and snobs. Mr. Ditch first. ing . . . rates Mr. Brown first. 13 DEBORAH BRAUERS Dave, Brenda, Sue, Laurie, and Vicki are friends . . . likes raising horses and traveling on exchange trips with 4-H' . . . Business Law and Miss .lohn are rated first. WO! WILLIAM BURDETT Plans to go to college . . . canoeing. backpack- ing, and baseball-hobbies . . . hangout-Col- ton's Service Station . . . Baseball Club . . . friends are Tim. Moe. Jim. Nate. and Perry. MARK CAMPBELL Porky . . . friends with Daisy. Jeff, Carl, John, Todd . . . lives on cheeseburgers and French fries . , . English and Mrs. Lorigan rate first . . . likes money and new cars . . . hunting and fishing. H E46 Mui' ,..uH f' JAMES BRISON Fireball . . . Laurie's Rocket Market-where he is found . . . friends with Bill, Rich, Steve, lack, Will . . . plans to own a bright red 74 LISA BRUMBAUGH Concerts. camping. partying, and Cat Stev rate with her . . . Molly, Ellen, San Brenda-friends . . . dates-July 27 and . . . likes tacos and tea. . . enjoys Mr. Taylt Art class. GTO . . . member of Chorus . . . anxious to graduate. nafAW ', JACK BURFORD ROGER BURNS Hangs out at Doris' house . . . football and Bums . . . likes Bookkeeping . . . pals w baseball hold his interest . , . pals with Mark. Chuck, Shriv, Mike, Curt, and Roger . . . Wiej, Bob, Dan, and Buck . . . hates cliques ture plans include college . . .belongs to Wi . . . Mechanical Drawing III and Mr. Yack- tling, Baseball, Hannonica Clubs . . . meml mack rate with him. of Class Cabinet. A an- ' ROBERT CAMPBELL GREGORY CAPONE Beans . . . wants to see Hawaii . . . likes Law July 29, June 2, September 13 . . . plans to class . . . remembers summer '67 . . . favorite to college and play ice hockey . . . likes wo person is Cindy. . .football, baseball, and jog- ing at Elmer's . , . a harmonica player . ging are his hobbies . . . pals are Joe, Doug, Roger, John, Chuck, jamie, Mike, and Curt. Duke, Ed. buddies. in-17 ED CASSESSE Likes to go horseback riding and surfing . . . remembers March I4. l972 . . . likes pizza and cheeseburgers . . . favorite person is Carol . . . would like to visit Los Angeles . . . inter- ested in cars. fm- PAMELA CHAUVAUX Likes wrestling. hockey. baseball , , . plans to attend IUP for Criminology . . . Adagio, Color Guard. Manager-Girls' Basketball. NHS. Mu Alpha Theta, Stuco. Academic Games . . . many friends. BRENDA CLAYPOOLE Connie. Sandy. Mary. Linda. Glenna are friends , , . .lune I4 . . . plans to attend nurs- ing school . . . first rated is Home Ee II and Mrs. Maize . . she values real and honest friends. DIANNA CATALDI SHARON CECCHI Likes fire drills. pep rallies. shopping. riding Lenape . . . friends with Polly, Lorraine, around. and dancing . . . plans to study nurs- Cindy P., Cindy H.. and Jill . . . a member of ing , . . friends with Toni. Staley. Carol. Barb Allied Youth, Arts and Crafts . . . likes cheese- . . . remembers broken thermometer in burgers, French fries, swimming, walking, and Chemistry. bike riding. MOST BASHFUL Clara Bennett and Greg McKinley RICHARD CLEPPER Cars, camping, hunting are his hobbies . . plans to work with father in RV business . . . friends are Mark, Marve, Russ, Paul, and Dave . . . first rating goes to Bookkeeping and Mr. Kropinak. LISA CLEVER November 3. 1972 . . . hangs out in a green 442 . Binh . . lives on Mrs. D's peaches and Snickers is a Majorette and a member of the Pep I5 CONSTANCE COGLEY Robin, Patti, Carol, Candy, and Deb . . . hangs out at Sue's place . . . orange juice and hoagies are favorites . . . likes Chorus and Mr. Brown . . . memories of Marching Band . . . might join Navy. JOSEPH COGLEY Lenape . . . likes girls and cars . . . will re- member May 25 and a rock coming through his convertible . . . member-Sr. Wall Bangers . . . friends are Karen, Jim, Bill, Ben. and Wayne. TERI CONTRAEL Likes baseball and wrestling . . . favorite hang- out is Turnardo's Cabin . . . an active member of PARC . . . future plans include working in the field of Special Education. MICHAEL COOPER Remembers his canoe trip . . . plans to come down Colorado River in a raft and camp at Yo- semite and Yellowstone . . . wrestling let- terman . . . pals are John, Tim, Mugsy, Vul- gan, Tiny . . . sports fan. MARLIN COGLEY Cog . . . lives on hot dogs . . . Doug, Greg, Glen, Ken, and Dave are friends . . . hobbies --hunting, fishing, and motorcycling . . . English and Miss Linko rated first . . . future plans-indefinite. ELLEN COPENHAVER Likes to go to parties and have fun . . . thrives on pizza and spaghetti . . . dislikes school and getting up in the morning . . . spends time with Lisa, Molly, Sandy, Cathy, and Bren. MOST LIKELY TO SUC- CEED LuAnn Gillis and Tim Elliott I6 DAN CORBETT Jack, Carol, Chuck, Harry, Bill, Butch are his pals . . . Class Cabinet and Baseball player . . . goal is to be an electrician . . . Humani- ties and Mr. McMahon rated first . . . likes cars and swimming. '? '7 S-. DENISE COUSINS 'Vecie . . . likes curly hair. blue eyes. baseball. Ind football . . . friends are Vicki. Linda. .Ia- KAREN COUSINS Likes being with Larry and taking walks . . Lori. Rob. Bren. Dar. Sue are friends . . met. . . member of SMM and GBYF . , . plans thrives on fried macaroni and ice-tea . . . BB' to travel to Arizona, Texas. and Hawaii . . . likes Law Class. travel to W.V. wi -V Kr' fm, VICTORIA COUSINS likes walking downtown, bikeriding, football, Jasketball, and music . . . Sandy, Pam, Nancy, Tess, Linda, and Carol are friends . . . member mf Band, Color Guard, Chorus. Thespians, and WILLIAM COUSINS Member of Mu Alpha Theta, UFO, Math Aca- demic games . . . friends are Ron, Bob. Jim, Tim, Todd . . . hangout is Nolte's Garage . . , hobbies are mechanics. chess, cycling. piano WHS. . . . plansfeollege. club . . . hopes to work in Special Education- PENNY COUSINS Lenape . . . friends with Lisa. Grace, Debbie. Lisa R. and the Sr. Chem. Tech. gang . . . loves poorboys, French fries. and strawberry frosts . . . Health Si Travel clubs . . . plans to be X- rav technician. KQ, .4-.f-1 Sq..- D'ARCY COWAN Baba . . . member of the stop sign crowd . . . friends are Terry. Mitch, Mike, Paul, and Murt . . . likcs cycle riding. partie-s . milk shakes. and pretzels . . . hopes for a career in law enforcement. ..-....w' il' .qs-5--4-A DAVID COX KENNETH COX DEBRA CRAVENOR ' es being with Judi . . . friends with Mike, Friends with Rick, Ed, Brad, Bill, and Duke Likes to be on the go . . . friends with Austin. om, and Bob. . . January 9. . . rates wood- . . . often seen at Joy's house . . . French June, Fred. Rose. Chub. . . likes hoagies and shop first . . . favorite foods are cheeseburgers fries. turkey with gravy are favorite foods . . . hot French fries . . . rates Art and Mr. Taylor and French fries . . . hates crowds . . . hobbies are hunting and fishing . . . likes to as favorites. . .future undecided. sports-hunting 81 fishing. work on cars. 17 JANET CRAVENOR Seen with Dee Anna, Elizabeth, Elaine, Vicki, and Jackie . . . member of Wildcat Tattletale and Kit-tan-ne staffs . . . hobby is swimming . . . shy . . . likes everyone . . . football and basketball fan. AMY CRISSMAN Kim. Nancy. Fred. Joetta, Barb, and Jerry - friends . . . likes blue skies, flowers, animals, sports, country music. Dairy Queen, and French fries . . . Yearbook St Horticulturist. aff . . . future JANICE CROSBY Plans to attend college . . . Chorus, Barber- shop Singing, N.H.S. . . seen with Tess, Candy, Barb, Nancy, Linda, Joetta, Brenda, and Leslie . . . dislikes being poked in the ribs. 'I8 KAREN CRAWFORD August 29, 1973 . . . likes a cold winter night at the football game with Bob . . . a Majorette and Chorus member . . . friends with Sue, Jackie, Leanne, Sally, and Sandy. TODD CRISSMAN Likes baseball, football, girls, and lasagne . . . pals with Curt, Jeff, Chuck, Moe, and Fred . . . noted for being late-especially the Xmas dance . . . rates Physics class first . . . future dentist. RACHEL CROW September 7, 1973 . . . friends are Twilla, Beth, Sue, Robin-everyone . . . likes choco- lan h' ' e c IP mllkshakes . . . UFO Club . . . swim- ming and bike riding are hobbies . . rates Speech Class first. MINDY CRAWFORD Likes sports, elephants snowball battles lon , . g walks to nowhere, and sleeping in front of the fireplace . . . a Cheerleader, member of NHS, and Jr. Class Cabinet . . . plans to attend busi- ness school. VALERIE CRISSMAN Red . . . August 4, 1973-engagement . . . Mitzi, Kim, Marsha, Jodie Marsha Sall , , y- friends . . . special person is Dave . fu ture-become a beautician and get married . . . rates Sales first. SANDRA CROWNOVER Elaine . . . Jackie, Elizabeth, Janet, Vicki, Rita-friends . . . Aug. 23, 1973 . . . favorite person is Bob Boarts . . . plans to be married . . . hobbies-h b k . . . likes Math orse ac riding and swimming KIMBERLY CURREN Likes being with Mikv. football. late movies. Humble Pie . . . March IO. l9T2 . . . clubs- Stueo and Chorus . . . seen with Bay. Grace. 'Q Marcia. Linda. and Rita . . . ratcs Economit. first. AUSTIN DAILEY MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Mindy Crawford and John Shriver ANTHONY DEMETRIS PAUL DENARDO Horse . . . Fred. Tank. Jeff. John. and Brad fake . . . likes basketball-dribbling. dog calls Dego. . . will always remember his get away . . . wrestling and racing . . . likes Woodshop . . . lives on Chunkies and apple pie . . . AV . . . hangs out at Tarrtown . . . would like to . . . plans-traveling all over the United States club and UFO . . . likes to read and write . . . better his green thumb ability . . . friends with on motor hike . . . likes pizza and hoagies. I1ee..Iim. Fred. Mike. Rocket . . . date-Feb. l Kevin, Rick. and Jud . . . often seen in a green and April 7. GTO. fs STEVE DENTICI Byrd . . . can he found in Ford City . . . hob- bies-baskethall. hunting. fishing . . . enjoys football . . . greatest weakness is girls . . . Stu- dent Council. Basketball. Human Relations. UFO. 'fb' DANIEL DOSCH Lightning . . . friends are Rick. Mike. Mickey. Gary. and Jeff. . . hangs out at McCanna's ser- GRACE DIMMITT Likes Seals and Crofts. football, basketball. horses . . . friend of Lisa. Marcia. Kim. Deb- bie- Sue- Pam - - ' hangs Um in ua bln Che- vice station . . . plans to work at Nolte's . . . velle . . . UFO. Tattlctalc. Yearbook Staff memhm-,Cabin Club ' ' - likes outdoors and . . .futurefnursing sports. 'I9 .JOHN DOUGAN Duge . . . can be found at the Applewold store . . . likes hockey, baseball, and football . . . friend of Vic, Larry, Rick, Joe, and Jud . . . rates Art and Mr. Taylor first . . . hobby-play- ing hockey. EDWARD DUNCAN Duncan . . . friends-Ed, Dave, Tony, Don, and Gail . . , member of Academic Games, AFS, and UFO . . . a young Republican . . . plans to attend I.U.P. and Duquesne . . doesn't like letters read aloud. SANDRA EGLEY Patty, Linda, Toni, Jeanette, and Rita are friends . . . lives on homemade ice cream and potato chips . . . hates swearing . . . hang out is Lydia's . . . hobbies are knitting and making candles. 20 ROBYN DUDEK Likes railroad crossing signs, Sr. jackets, and .class rings . . . hangout- Y . . . Adagio, Capt. Cheerleading, Newspaper, UFO, Hope Corp . . . pal to Deirdre, Rachel, Lisa, Beth, Rose. Twilla, and Mindy. MARCIA DOUGHERTY Bear . . . likes Mustangs, Hondas, and Seals and Crofts . . . plans to visit Germany, Rome, and Poland . . . friends with Joy, Deb, Grace, Kim, Val, and Susan . . . favorite person is Mr. KATHLEEN ECKMAN April 14, l97l-Feb. 12, 1972-dates to be re- DEE ANNA DUNN Friends include Janet, Chris, Jana, Carol . . . likes to go to football games . . . July 18, membered . . . favorite person is Bob . . . 1971-Oregon vacation . . . likes hotdogs and likes onion rings and hot fudge sundaes . . French fries . . . hobbies-horseback riding friends-Becky, Sandy, Debbie, and Tina . . . and swimming. plans marriage. CHARLES ELLERMEYER TIMOTHY ELLIOTT Eams spending money at Boron station . . . Yearbook photographer, NHS, Academic Todd, MOC, Steve, Curt, N81 are fl'i8IldS - - - Games . . .hangout-Pizza Villa . . . hobby- hangs out in Ford City . . . member Golf TCHIII leather working . . . likes New Mexico 81 trav- . . . likes football . . . plans to attend college. cling , , , college in future , . , friends-Amie, Bob, Moose, Jim, and Larry. CAROL ELWOOD October 20, 1973 . . . can be found on the farm . . . everyone is equal-no one person is favored . . . friends are Martha. Pam, Elaine . . . likes hamburgers, hoagies, spaghetti, and study hall. House. RICHARD ELWOOD Likes hockey, hunting, fishing, and study hall . . . hangs out in the Applewold store-Free- port . . . favorite person is Terri . . . plans to take up forestry in college . . . cooks at Steak PAMELA FEBINGER KIMBERLY FEENEY Shorty . . . likes boys. football games, and all Pheen . . . friends with everyone . . . can be sports . . . hobbies are Hondas, swimming, found sitting on the comer . . . member of sleeping out, and camping . . . wants to go to Hope Corps and Woodshop . . . plans to at- California . . . dislikes two-faced people . . . lend MI. Aloysius .Il1Ili0r College . . . hobbya Yeafbqyqik-Pgp . . . likes CllCl'IliSll'y. .IUD FAIR Flippy, Ears, Denny, Chuck, Mike are friends . . . likes Led Zepplin, Rolling Stones, Moody Blues . . . hangs out at the Applewold store . . . plans-California-then college . . . hockey player. RUSSELL FAIR Friends are Joey, Mark', Rich, Dave, Ronnie . . , lives on French fries and hamburgers . . . plans to become a CPA . . . Clerical Office Practice and Mrs. Meighen rate lst . . . likes friendly talks. FRANCES FEIGHT Staley . . . friends-Linda, Diane, Carol, Nancy, and Linda . . . plans to go to college . . . would like to backpack through Europe . . . hobbies are bicycling and swimming . . . likes soccer 21 EDWARD FINK Finko . . . enjoys cooking at the Cadet . . . likes double gummed papers . . . hangout- Headquarters . . . friends are Duncan, Jeannie, Dan, Gail, Brenda . . . lives on cheese. GIRARD FOGLE Friends are Don, Chuck, Tom, Mark, and Tim . . . works at the Boron station . . . member of Golf Team and Chess Club . . . likes money . . . his favorite person-Barb . . . plans in- clude college. DIANNA FOX Likes green cars, football, and after game rides . . . a member of the Drill Team and the UFO Club . . . her greatest weakness is hoys . . . will remember Freeport . . . October, 1973. 22 DOUGLAS FLICK GENEVA FLICK Moon , . . friends with Slpvenn El,-Oy, Raiphn Neva . . . friends with Vicki, Clara, Debbie, and Amos , , , hangg out at the Y U U . Pam, .lanette . . . member of National Honor former football player and wrestler . . . plans Sffciely - Q ' P13115 10 be 3 SCCFCWHYY - Q ' rates to be an astronaut . . . lives on pizza and Sh0l -hand ll and MTS- Emminger fifsi - - - hamburgers, likes to read 81 type. JAMIE FORD CHRISTINE FOX Jerky . , . pals with Chuck, Jghn, Greg, Roger, A smiling member of the Drill Team . . . June and Mike . . . likes fishing, camping, walgr 9. 1971 . . . often seen at Hook's service sta- and snow-skiing, and hike riding , , , hang. tion . . . would like to become a medical out-I'Iook's service station . . . future Seffelllfy- Horticulturist. WILLIAM FRANTZ ELIZABETH FREDERICK WR. . .runs around with Marve, Dave, Mark. july 5, 1971 , , , Yearbook Staff, UFO, and Doug, and Paul . . . enjoys bowling, hunting, Shorthand Club . . . friends are Twilla, Patty, and playing pool. . .rates Mrs. Emminger and Rachel, Sue, and Robyn . . . likes driving Business Law first . . . plans-Army or further souped-up cars . . . will attend Bradford Busi- education. ness School. DEBORAH FYUIIK Pals around with Sharon. Jenny. Diana. Deli. and Sandy . . 1-an be seen at Petn-r's Bridge . . . July I. 1972 . . . editor of page 5 of Wild- eat Tattletale . . . future plans are undef-ided. TIMUTHY GALLAHER A wrestler and member of the Chess Club . . . a friend to all . . . Uetoher 2 . . . spends lei- sure time at the playground . . . likes luneh and most sport-a . . . rates Government and Mr. Vensel first. MARVE CAISER Often seen shooting pool and swimming . . . seen with Dave. Paul. Bill. Paul. Mark. and . . . remembers the month of August . . . stalling the ear at Yellowdog was most embarrassing. LUANN GILLIS Yearbook eo-editor . . . enjoys sports. people. animals. being active . . . N.H.S.. Coneert 81 Marching Band. Mu Alpha Theta. Sr. Cabinet. UFO . . , enrolled at Allegheny College as a medical student. WILLIAM GALBRAITH Likes trail rides and girls . . . favorite hangout is the cycle shop . . . enjoys Mr. Yaekmaek's shop class . . . works for Stull's . , . would like to visit Canada and Florida . . . always late to H.R. MARK GOLDINGER Profile not available. iff' RICK GOODCASELI. Grasshopper. . . ean he seen at Pumpkin Cen- ter . . . likes ears and girls . . . friends with Denny. Ray. Joe. Harvey. and Dave . . . ambi- tion is to own a Corvette. MOST TALKATIVE Patty Trunbull and Larry Ashe 23 JAMES COULD A member of the Chess and Pinochle Clubs who thrives on hamburgers and Charlie's pizza . . . friends with Tim, Terry, Lamare, Steve, and Bing . . . would like to become an engineer. .IOLENE GRAFTON Joey . . . remembers November 13. 1972 . . . Chris . . . runs around with Teri, Georgia, Lisa, Karen, and Brenda . . . was embarrassed when half of her fishing worm pulled Mr. Dodd into the sink. i LINDA GRATES Often seen with Tom, Sue, Martha, Carol, and Debbie . . , will remember Oct. 14, 1973 . . . Tom . . . likes skating and babysitting . . . rates Mr. Vensel and Bookkeeping class first. 24 MOST CONGENIAL Leslie Klingcnsmith and John Shepard st. K KT, JOE GRAFTON Friends with Rick, Dave, Chris, Dan. and Ed . . . September 8. 1973 . . . his most embar- rassing moment was his disrussion with .lim . . . wants to become a carpenter. ,..t.,., LINDA GRAY A member of the National Honor Society . . . plans to be a secretary . . . can be seen with LuAnn. Staley, Carol, Denise, and Linda . . . likes to play records and bowl. TERRI GRAFTON A member of the Color Guard who is often seen at Karlis house . . . remembers November 19, 1971 . . . thrives on French fries and gravy . . . plans to continue her education. ELLEN GREENBAUM Bay , . . President of Senior Class . . . mem- ber of Tennis Team . . . thrives on graham eraekers . . . hobbies include swimming and drawing . , . plans to work in the field of Spe- cial Education. CYNTHIA HARMON Ralph . . . a Lenape student . . . friends are Wolfe, Cindy, Lor, Debbie, and Cindy . . . member of Allied Youth 1 and ll, and Cosmo Softball Team . . . plans include a job and a BRENDA HANKEY Stretch . . . January 19, 1973 will be remem- bered . . . member of the Yearbook Staff. . . sings in the Chorus . . . seen with Leslie, Sha- ron, Barb, Joetta, and Candy . . . enjoys being with John. Firebird. NATHAN HARMON Butch . . . often seen with Coop, Mike, Roger, Terry. Tim, Jim, and John . . . November 3, 1956 . . . enjoys basketball and gym class . , . plans to attend college. KEVIN HELM Motorcycles and cars hold his interest . . . pals around with Bob, Floyd, Phil, Jack, and Mark . . . hangs out at Toy's IGA . . . hobby-all sports . . . would like to go to a technical school. JEAN HARMUN Meatball . . . October 14, 1972 and November 13, 1972 are days to be remembered . . . can be seen at Montgomery's Confectionery store . . . likes cars . . . favorite person is Elvis Presley. PATRICIA HENRY A smiling member of the Drill Team . . . dis- likes rain and curly hair . . . eats chicken, buckeyes, and chocolate-covered strawberries . . . likes fishing, miniature golfing, and water skiing. ROBERT HlGCv1NSON, JR. VICKI HINDMAN THOMAS HOBAUGH Friend to all . . .Vice President of the Senior Band member . . . seen with Terri, Debbie, Pals Wilb Rick. Jim, and Ed . . . member of Class, Thespian Society, Yearbook Staff, NHS, Cindy, and Jeanette . . . favorite person is the Chess Club . . . enjoys using his head- Mu Alpha Theta . . . pals with Jim, Arnie, Cindy . . . Mr. Wineberg and Academic phones. . .thrives on sleep and hotdugs. . . Tim, and Jim . . .will enter the medical field. Science rate first . . . wants to ride in a Good- lilies foulball and baseball . . . wants to visit year Blimp. Germany. 25 BILLIE JOE HOOKS Pink . . . Mr. Yackmack is his favorite person . . . seen at the Adrian Store . . . likes hunt- ing, football. baseball, and Archery Club . . . friends are Flippy, Stud. Ears, Dean, and Paul. CYNDI HOUGH Remembers August and October . . . pals are Jeff, Jack, Jeanette, and Lucy . . . page editor of Wildcat Tattletale . . . enjoys watching hockey games, ice skating, and playing her guitar. JEFF JOHNS Plans to attend Bloomsburg State College . . . likes baseball, every night parties, being on the road. and money . . . runs around with Carl. Mike. Tom. Todd, and Vulgan. 26 SHARON HOOKS Hangs out in the black jeep . . . friends are Sue, Kim, Chris, Diana, and Deb . . . likes Pepsi, chips, and being alone with Cary . . . hopes to travel all over the world . . . remem- bers October 9. REBECCA JOHN Was embarrassed when she passed out in .l.T.'s room . . . thrives on poorboys and hamburgers . . . friends with Gail, Sharon. Deb, Barb, and .Iudi . . . will always remember January 19, 1974. MARY LYNN JOHNSTON Red Dog . . . member of the Drill Team, U.F.O., and a Stuco representative . . . friends with the gang and Nancy . . . plans to enter the field of nursing . . . date to remember- .luly 2, 1973. DEBORAH JOHNS Some of her friends are Brenda, Ryta, Sandy, Don, and Gail . . . likes to drive her little red Dodge . . . belongs to the Thespian Society and Young Republicans . . . the Ford City game. ROGER JOHNSTON Vulgan . . . runs around with Carl, Jeff, Coop, Bob, and Tim . . . likes playing in the Fire- men's Band . . . future Music Major at Clarion State College . . . member of National Honor Society. DAVID JORDAN Rocket . . . a friendly basketball player who is often seen in back of the school . . . pals around with Dog, Jake, Lee, Beanhead, and Chico . . . future plans include further education. CYNTHIA KAMMERDEINER Led Zeppelin, parties, Ford City, Chow Hound, and football are some of her likes . . . friends with Ryta, Gail, and Cindy . . . cracks her gum too much. JILL KELLNER March 21 . . . likes being with Randy and spending money . . . Vicki, Leslie, Linda, Val, Tammie, and Jodie are some of her friends . . . school of modeling holds her interest. SUSAN JORDAN Nwnph . . . a friendly girl who is the Treasurer of Stuco and a page editor ofthe Tattletale . . . Often seen with Marilyn, Lisa, Fritz, and Kim . . . would like to become a teacher, SUSAN KAPLON Head majorette, and member of the Pep Band . . . seen with Rob in a silver Chevelle . . . date is December 10, 1972 . . . friends are Leanne, Grace, Sally, Lisa 81 Karen . . . future secretary. NANCY KENNEDY Buck . . . an able President of Stuco, member of the Drill Team, and Editor of the Tattletale . . . STP . . . runs around with Reddog and the gang. . . will specialize in Psychotherapy. TERI JULIUS A majorette andimember of the Pep Band . . , Rick . . . Georgia, Jolene, and Lisa are some of her friends . . . remembers October 18, 1971 . . . her future is undecided . . . rates English first. GAIL KASUN Tilly. . . pals around with Cindy, Becky, Lisa, and Milzy . . , member of Chorus and Thes- pians . . . rates Mr. Vensel and Accounting II first . . . likes people-expecially Critter. 27 JUDY KIEHLMEIER Thrives on cheeseburgers and mushrooms . . . is happiest when with Dave . . .January 9. . . she was embarrassed when she got spanked . . . friends with Brenda, Sandy, Cindy, and Becky. DAVE KISER Often seen at the Applewold Store . . . likes Led Zepplin and food . . . pals around with Chuck, Jud, Ears, Mike, and Denny . . . en- joys having a good time . . . would like to go to Florida. LESLIE KLINGENSMITH Brenda, Barb, Vicki, Jill, and Robin . . , will remember the day she threw the container of water at Ed, and it hit Mrs. Easley . . . talking and laughing too much are her greatest faults. 28 JACQUELINE KING A future elementary teacher who is friends with Elaine, Elizabeth, and Janet . . . football, basketball, and swimming are some of her likes . . . her favorite person is her dad. DENNIS KLINE Hawk . . . pals around with John, Blair, Pick- les, Doug, and Dave . . . thrives on steak and pizza . . . likes basketball, hunting, and cars . . . a future state policeman or serviceman. MARTHA KLINGENSMITH Bookkeeping II and Mr. Kropinak rate first . . . pals around with Chuck, Carol, Jackie, Linda, and Pam . . . dislikes smart mouthed and snobby people . . . enjoys cooking, read- ing, and hiking. LISA KIRKWOOD Likes working on plays, basketball games, and reading . . . some of her friends are Cindy, Gail, Duncan, Brenda, and Becky . . . a mem- ber of the Thespian Troupe . . . wants to be a lawyer. DOUGLAS KLINGENSMITH Can be found at MeCanna's Cas Station . plans to be an auto mechanic . . . Dec. 29 . . favorite saying is Bull . . . favorite fond is pan- cakes . . . favorite person is Jill. JERRY KLUGH A Lenape student who is often seen at K.M.'s house . . . May 30, 1973 . . . friend of all in DP . , . likes cars, bikes, and girls . . . mem- ber of Sr. Wallbangers . . . an avid hunter . . . likes Physics. -'Hd Ctr' KEITH KORDES T' SUPHIA KUTCH JON KOVATCH Captain of the Drill Team . . . member of Fid . . . L4-napa' student who is also one of our Fish - - - Piirllh Spending money at Thumfarc wi.,.Siii.i.S ' A U Wick City is ii favorite hangout . . . buddy of Mark. Dave. John' Bing- and Class Cabinet. UFO. Mu Alpha Theta. and Na. i i U friends with Huich. Rughead. Chico' Num . i U iifieii Seen ai me bowling alley U ' . tional Honor Soeiq-ly . , , the fish earl-, A i ' jock. and 'pays . I . likes music and wants 14, amend thi. An lnsiiiuie D . I gnjovs likes Three Musketeers Bars . . . friends with elm-Ctronivs. taxidermy. ' tho gang, BEST MUSICIANS Ryta Roneher and Roger Johnston .IODIE LAMISON Val. Te-ri. Ang. Chris. and Mitzi are some of her friends . . . her favorite person is TJ. , . . Marvh 18. Uvtobcr 24 and 25 . . . sf-en swim- ming or danving . . . rates Offive Practice- first. ba nav- , VICKIE LAMISON PATRICIA LANE ROGER LANE A member of Drill Team and Class Cabinet Leno , . , one oi our football players . . . a Y Member of National Honor Society . . . a fu- . . . likes water skiing. going to camp. Jamie. guy , . , seen jaggen around . . . friends with ture secretary . . . pals around with Geneva. and wrestling . . . September 8 . . . friends Roger. Curt. Shy-ive, and Chuck , , , will at. Nam-v. Carol. Clara. and Susie . . . spends with Chris. Ang. Teri. Beth. and Sue . . . likes lend IUP . , , wants to be a professional foot' spare time reading . . . enjoys Class best. Mr. Vensel's Big Mai-'s. ball Player, 29 LORETTA LARIMER A friendly girl who enjoys being with Randy . . , member of B.B.'s . . . runs around with Bren. Kar. Rob. Sue. and Dar . . . remembers .lune 7, 1973 . . . will attend Indiana to be- come a nurse. TIMOTHY LASHER A nice guy who likes spare time and sports . . . thrives on Charlic's pizza . . . likes to golf . . . plans to go on to eollege . . . remembers our 30 second decrease in fire drill time. ANGELA LATINI A member of the Drill Team who likes riding bikes and football . . . ,luly 19. 1973 pretty Homecoming Queen . . . thrives on ba- ...H nana splits and buekeyes . . , plans to go on to eollege. BEST ALL AROUND Ellen Greenbaum and Moe Blatt DEBURAH LAUX Hangs out at the house in Indiana . . . often seen with Don, Linda. Marsha. Sandy. and Faith . . . remembers May 1, 1973 . . . would like to visit Mexico someday . . . enjoys swim- nming and bowling. 30 oot MICHAEL LATINI One of our basketball players who likes days off school and fire drills . . . rates Physiology and Mr. Gourley first . . . member of the A.V. Club . . . remembers the Ford City game. NANCY LEMMON Member of NHS . . . likes Business Law . . , friend of Vickie, Marsha. Staley, and Linda . . . goes eamping and riding bikes . . . is un- happy when her Dodge won't start . . . mun- ehes Freneb fries. .IAY LEWIS One of our football players . . . his hangout is stop sign . , . will always remember September 21 . . . runs around with Brad, Mitch. Mike, and Ralph . . . rates Metal Shop first. DEAN LINDSAY le R l h often seen with Terry, Dago, Litt a p . . . Billy Joe, Tim, and Iay . . . his greatest fault is that he can't say no . . . Marsha Bowser . . . hangs out at Elwood's Service . . . likes hunting. MICHAEL LUKE Thrives on spaghetti, pizza, and hot dogs . . . L' d Alan, Ellen., Bill, and Lisa are some of in a, his friends . . . member of Mu Alpha Theta, Yearbook, and the NHS . . . enjoys Trig. TERRY MARSHALL are, Nathan, John, Runs around with Tim, Lam and Jim . . . a football and basketball manager . . . likes playing any sport . . . will go on to Ch sClub. school to become a carpenter . . . es MIKE LIVENGOOD Likes Mr. Yackmack and Mechanical Drawing . . . friends with Brad, Ralph, Denny, Dave, and Jay . . . often seen at Worthington . . . undecided about the future . . . goes hunting and fishing. SANDRA MAGAGNOTTI A member of the Yearbook Staff who thrives on pizza, spaghetti, and Pepsi . . . rates Mrs. Wieja first . . . runs around with Connie, Mary, Deb, Brenda, and Cyndee . . . member of B.B.'s. JOHN MARTIN Likes hunting, fishing, and hiking . . . collects h d keys and locks as a hobby . . . rates Mat an Mr. Blose first . . . would like to Join the Air h T'm, Terry, and Force . . . pals with Jo n, 1 lim. TWILLA LIVENGOOD Dislikes alarm clocks and spinach . . . Novem- b f the Drill Team . . . runs ber2. . .mem ero around with Beth, Rachel, Sue, Robyn, and thc l to o to Bradford Business gang . . . PHHS g School. CHERYL MALONEY A future criminology major at Edinboro . . . a member of the Chorus, Girls' Basketball, and Thespian Society . . . Bill . . . October 14. 1973 . . . among her friends are Carol, Kelly. and Linda. 'lil 7 -Q . H: if f E W Www' f'-of ., , af, CARL MASTERS A member of Math Academic Games, UFO, and Mu Alpha Theta . . . his friends are Jeff, Todd, Mike, Vulgan, and Dode . . . likes bas- ketball, football, and Mr. Vensel's American Government Class. 31 QQ! LAMARE MATTHEWS LISA MATTHEWS Thrives on pizza and French fries . . . his Rates Art and Mr. Taylor first. . .likes being hobby is baseball . . . runs around with Terry. with Brett and V.W.'s . . . July 12. 1972 . . . Bing. Tim. Jim. and Nathan . . . rates Mr. her favorite person is Brett . . . gettinga place Yackmack and Mechanical Drawing first . . . of her own is part of her future plans. likes all sports. ft - c BONNIE Mc-CALL Bon Bon . . . hobbies include baking and sew- ARNOLD McAULEY Some of his friends are Bob. Jim. Tim. Carl. Tim. and Ron . . . member of Mu Alpha ing . . . member of Arts and Crafts Club . . . Theta. UFO. and Tattletale Staff . . . will at- tend Clarion. possibly law school . . . likes future plans include becoming a beautician. motorcycling. CAROL McHADDON GREG McKINLEY A future secretary whose hobby is sewing. . . Fanner . . . runs around with Randy, Cary, dislikes the word for the day and shorthand Sandy, Ernie. .and Rick . . . often seen at the homework . . . friends with LuAnn, Lucy. garage and the Cadet. . .wants a future in for- Linda, Carolyn, and Vickie . . . rates Mr. Ven- estry or ecology . . . likes hunting. fishing. and sel first. Cars. 32 BRADLEY MAUTHE Seen around Clayhole . . . often seen with Terry. Deo. Dave, Dick, and Greg . . . rates Art and Mr. Taylor first . . . likes to eat lunch and work. sometimes . . . would like to visit Jamaica. 5 PAUL McCOLLUM Member of Trinity Tramps. Archery. and Slip Stick . . . likes riding motorcycles . . . friend of Dave. Bill. Jim. Marve. and Arnie . . . plans to go on to college . . . enjoys the art of talking. JOAN McLEOD Friends with Cathy. Ellen. Chris, LuAnn, and Luigi . . . Vice-President of Stuco and a Wild- cat Tattletale reporter . . . hobbies are skiing and photography . . . will further her education. KIMBERLY MECHLING Yearbook ro-editor . . . member of NHS, Mu Alpha Theta, and UFO . . . rates- Algebra III and Mr. Vensel first . . . likes sewing, reading, crafts, and sports . . . a future math major at Indiana. ANITA MERVIS Often seen at the park, Buttermilk, or the McKean lot . . . some of her friends are Tur- key, Possum, Blimp, Molly, and Lisa . . . Greg Mauthe . . . she wants to go to Alaska with Bal. CYNTHIA MILZ Often seen at the Cadet or the Chief . . . rates Music Theory and Mr, Brown first . . . sings in Chorus . . . likes everyone . . . pal of Cathy, Dee, Gail, and Betsy . . . might attend Nursing School. MOST SERVICE TO SCHOOL Nancy Kennedy and Bob Higginson RICHARD MEYERS A future pilot who likes motorcycles, girls, and airplanes . . . often seen at the Highlands Bowling Alley . . . his hobbies include flying, football, and baseball . . . enjoys Trig class. TIMOTHY MINARCIN A Lenape student who is friends with Scoop, John, Mike, Jeff, Bird, and Gary . . . his likes are working and sports . . . seen at Thorofare and the bowling alley . . . future state trooper. LEE MILLER Thrives on kohlbassi . . . basketball manager . . . some of his friends are Jake, Beanhead, Moe, Dave, and Jim . . . often seen behind the high school . . . UFO member . . . will go on to college. LINDA MOHLER A member of the Color Guard and Band who is friends with Barb, Tess, Nancy, Vickie, Pam, and .Ioetta . . . likes basketball and long walks . . a future language major at Slippery Rock. 33 TD' Www SARA MONTGOMERY One of our peppy cheerleaders . . . thrives on chocolate-covered strawberries . . . often seen sitting on the corner . . . a representative of Stuco . . . will go on to college. Ulla! SHIRLEY MORAN ,,, CINDY MORRIS A Lenapv rillldlfnl- - -Sfplffmbef 1 and gfadu' Likes delivering papers . . . Tiger Lily coach ation day . , .some of her friends are Marcy, , . . member of Class Cabinet . . . enjoys Brenda. Dell. lim, and the D.E. class . . . .Iim swimming and ten-speeds . . . friend of Sue, , , , work and marriage are among her flllllfe Karen, Roxanne, Debbie, and Vicki . . . Busi- plang, ness School prospect. 'iv' ew ,.,,,, W, BRENDA MORRISON Often seen at Buttermilk . . . friends with Jaci, Sandy, Molly, Ellen, Lisa, and Cheri . . . July 19, 1973 . . . would like to revisit Denver and be an airline stewardess . . . enjoys drawing. 34 PEGGY MOYER Band member who enjoys sewing, handicrafts. and typing . . . member of SMM and Can- dystripers . . . pals with Ginger, LuAnn, Pam, Bonnie, and Toni . . . plans to work in an of- fice someday. f-.4 GINGER MOORE Rcmembcrs walking into Mr. Thurbon's fifth period gym class . . . likes basketball . . . friends with Brenda. Connie, Peggy. and Denny . . . hangs out at the tennis court . . . sccn at Lhe YMCA. iw-.J JAMES MORRIS Belongs to Mu Alpha Theta and Academic Games . . . plans to attend college . . . is seen at Sid and Sarah's . . . likes sports and food . . . friend of Jeff, Bob, Arnie, Tim, and Bill. -zsqgvz ' TERRY MURTLAND Murt . . . his favorite hangout is the stop sign . . . runs around with Lee, Ed, Kevin, Jeff, and Mitch . . . greatest fault is lack of money . . . would like to visit Mexico or Jamaica. SHEHRY MYERS A happy Avon lady . . . likes to play tennis and watch football and baseball . . . friend of Toni, Deb-E, Peggy, Josie, and Becky . . . would like to model someday . . . rates Mr. Vensel first. .fr 'U' Qld? 'v-sv' LEE NICHOLS Wants to go to California and Panama . . . seen at the stop sign . . . listens to music and rock concerts . . . spends spare time working on cars . . . pal of Murt. Ed, Mitch, Terry, and Kevin. ix JOHN NEUROHR Likes tennis, golf, and football . . . a Lenape student . . . seen at the playground . . . mem- ber of Fairchild . . . friends with Junior, Larry. Jeff, Chuck, and John . , . will continue his education. TIMOTHY MYERS One of our basketball players . . . a Jr. Fire- man . . . pals with Dennis, Jake, Dave. Terry. and Art . . . his hobbies are fishing and prac- ticing basketball . . . plans to work after graduation. PAMELA NULPH A Girls' Basketball manager who also plays in the Marching Band . . . hopes to be a secretary . . . likes to ride motorcycles . . . friend of Sue, Toni, Joyce, Debbie, and Beth . . . Mr. , Vensel. Hi -v-an JOHN OLINGER TONI OLINGER CONNIE ORTMAN Huge member of our football team . . . wants Plans to go on to college . . . Girls' Basketball A.s0ff'hean9d Y93l'b00k member . . . swim to attend the State Police Academy . . . hangs manager. . .likes football. . . favorite class is mlflg 'S her hobby - - - member of B-B-'S . . out at U.S.C . . . pal of Ed, Larry, Bob, Coop, American Government . . . Mrs. Maize first- e J0YS An ' - - her friends are Brenda, Sandy Ron, and Lyndon . . . Tiny . . . rates study rated teacher . . . friend of Pam, Joyce, and M355 Robin- and Bfell - - - Undecided about hall first. Diane. fumfe ' - - Juli' 13- 35 ROBIN ORTMANN Jack . . . member of the Yearbook Staff . . . seen around Skinall . . . undecided about the future . . . rides around in a green Satellite . . . pals with Karen, Lori, Dar . . . Mr. Vensel. JOHN PALERMO A Lenape student who likes hunting and every sport . . . enjoys Data Processing . . . his fu- ture is undecided . . . member of Sr. Fairchild . . . pal of Molly, Dana. John, Dave, and Tom. JAC1 PINGE A Yearbook staff member seen in Mr, Taylor's Art class . . . likes almost everything . . . member of B.B.'s . . . a future art teacher . . . favorite person is P..l.S . . . seen at 741 N. Grant Ave. 36 MOLLY OTELL CHERI PAINTER Rates Mr. Taylor and Mrs. Wieja first . . . likes Jaci. Karen, Loretta, Robin, and Debbie have her as a friend . . . member of B.B.'s . . . might go to Florida . . . favorite person is Her- horses and dogs . . . seen at Buttermilk . . . Leroy . . . Feb. 2 . . . friends are Lisa, Sandy, Brenda, Ellen, and Patti . . . plans to have flin mic . . . seen at Skinall . . . March 3. 1973 in future. . . . Mrs. Wieja. LAWRENCE PATTON JOHN PERRY Junior . . . enjoys all sports . . . adds his tal- A future major in elementary education at IUP ent to Kidd Flash . . . wants to be a drafts- . . . his hobby is hunting . . . likes all sports man and play college baseball . . . member of . . . member of UFO . . . seen at playground Fairchild. . .favorite person is Barb. . .Au- basketball court . . . friends include Mugsy, gust, 1973. Mike, and Shep. CYNTHIA PLUNKETI' CAROL PONTIOUS A Chem -Tech student at Lenape . . . Oct. 6, Likes going to football games . . . plans to go 1972 and July 13. 1973 . . . has a hobby of on to college . . . her friends include Brenda, hunting . . . editor-in-chief of Lenape Supple- Diane, Leslie. Staley, and Linda . . . dislikes ment. . . future plans include marriage . . . homework . . . rates French and Mr. Ditch likes Mr. Manofsky. first. D LINDA POPSON A member of Student Council. Mu Alpha Theta. and NHS . . . plans to attend Indiana to beeome a business teacher . . . enjoys dancing. working at the Burger House. basketball, and swimming. SUSAN RAU A future secretary or accountant who enjoys Accounting and Mr. Wray . . . .lanuary 26. 1973 . . . her friends are Sheryl. Patty, Jaci. Sue. and Denise . . , hobbies include talking and swimming. CARL RHODES Pele . . . plans to attend college . . . likes sports . . . ratcs Bachelor-Know-How and Mrs. Wieja as favorites . . . 1-an't wait until gradu- ation day . . . pal of Nate. Terry. Jeff. Lamare. and Bob. CARULE PYLE Plans to travel to Franee and England . . . likes football games . . . rates Freneh and Mr. Vensel best . . . member of Human Relations . . . friend of Bev. Beth. Tracey. Sandy. and Carol. stifle ,QW Hb' DEBRA REEDY Enjoys Mr. Vensel and US. Government . . . pals with Kathy. Carol. Vickie, LuAnn. and .la- nette . . . wants to find a job and visit Italy . . . .lune 23. 1973 . . . seen riding to Ford City. JAMES RALSTON A future student in space seience . . . dislikes liberated women . . . enjoys Physics . .. member of UFO and Slip Stick . . . his hobby is astronomy . . . pals with Jim. Paul, Bill. Bob. and Alan. ELIZABETH REMIS Her future includes working in an office . . . likes summer and visiting Ford City . . . friend of Vicki. Janet. Jackie. Elaine. and Kim . . . rates Mr. Vensel first . . . likes to sew. PRETTIEST HAIR Brenda Morrison and Paul Swarts 37 WITTIEST Kim Wolfe and Tony Demetris ROBERT RICHARDSON Plans to become a pro hockey player . . . friend of Karl, Ed, and John . . . his favorite person is Kathy . . . March 18 . . . seen at 724- Fern Drive . . . thrives on lasagne . . . mem- ber of the Arrows, JAMES RITTER LISA RIZZO GERALD ROBERTS Member of Thespian Society and Yearbook Will amend Mt, Aloysius for An, , ihq-yr likes Likes basketball, baseball, and forestry . . . staff . . . seen in the PA room . . . enjoys are Sairil Bgmai-415, basketball, and wi-gslling wants to bcajournalist . . . John, Kev, Brian, open-minded discussions and pep rallies . . . , , , friend gf Marilyn, Sug, Kim, and Sally and Steve are some of his friends. . .creative will become a teacher . . . likes Physics and . . . member of UFO, Mu Alpha Them, and writing rates first . . . basketball Statistician. Mrs. Harvey. Stuco. RYTA RONCHER Member of Thespians, Stuco, Chorus, Band, ANDREA ROOFNER Plans to go to business college . . . hobbies are and Barbershop . . . plans to he a musician water skiing, swimming, and softball . . . .luly . . .likes music and K.R.M. . .Sept. 14, 1972 30, 1973 . . . likes camping and meeting . . . friend of Cyndee, Gail, and Cindy . . . people . . . member of UFO , . . rates Mr. hangs out at home. Vensel first. as' AMOS ROSENBERGER Likes football games, bike riding, small game hunting, and playing pinball machines . . . pals with Doug, Jeff, Bob, Mike, and Terry . . . Art is his favorite class . , . seen at King's Lanes. KATHLEEN ROSENBERGER A member of Drill Team, UFO, and Wood Shop for girls . . . a future lab technician . . . rates Mr. Vensel and Humanities first . . . April 7. 1973 . . . friends are Andrea, Sheryl, and Mary Lynn. MATT RUGH Bing . . . plans to continue his education . . . seen at 1'1ook's Service Station . . . likes all sports . . . member of the golf and baseball teams . . . enjoys hunting . . . pal of John, Ted, and Ray. 90 DEBORAH SANKO RICHARD ROUND A Lenape student who will eontinue his study of electronics . . . a member of Sr. Wall- bangers and Fairchild . . . pal of Rennie. Mar- sha, Rick, and Vicki . . . likes hunting and fishing, JANETTE RUPERT A friend of LuAnn, Carol, and Becky . . plans to have a small farm with horses . . rates An and Mr. Taylor first . . . likes draw: around with Dego. Murtland. and Perry . . . ing, pizza. and riding horses . . . dislikes stuck- up people. PATRICK SCANLON MARILYN RUFFNER A future student at Edinboro State . . . friend of Lisa, Sue, and Carol . . , member of Arch- ery. Youth PARC, UFO. and Class Cabinet . . . enjoys Speech class . . . rates Mr. Vensel first. KEVIN SANDERS Likes working in the greenhouse after school, going to concerts, and surprises . . . runs future plans include going to school for electronics. KARL SCARDINA Will attend Indiana and major in English . . . Seen at Hooks Service Station . . . will attend W uld'llk '0 be 3 Pm hockey Player - ' ' wen likes bowling and being with ,lim . . . member Art school . . . member of the Outdoors Club at Tern 5 house ' ' ' Pal of Bob' Greg' Jud' and of the Wildcat Tattletale Staff . . . June 11. , . .seen ridinga motorcycle. . .likes to hunt -hh ' ' ' l'nl0Y5 all SPOIIS' 95P f'iallY hcfkvy 1970 . . . friend of everyone . . . enjoys Hon- and fish . . . friends with Shep. Jon, Dave. and . ANovember 19, 1971 . . . dislikes cafeteria Bing. UU . ors English. 39 LUCILLE SCHALL NANCY SCHOMAN Likes drawing, painting, singing. her PUPPY, A member of Academic Games, Color Guard, and everyone . . . friend of Mark, Cyndi, Jeff, and the Thespian Society . . , likes to sing with Jeanette, and .lack . . . rates Mr. Vensel first a Barbershop quartet . . . will go on to college . . .plans to bea nurse or domestic engineer. , , , friend gf Tess, Jan, Patty, Pam, and Vickie. BEST ARTISTS .laci Pinge and Don Anthony SANDRA SCHRECKENGOST Plans to get married and work at G.C. Murphy Company . . . member of the Library Club . . . likes to crochet, go to the drive-in, and watch TV . . . enjoys Shorthand and Mr. Ven- scl's class. STEPHEN SELLNER Likes football and basketball . . . member of CYO and Journalism . . . plans to study elec- tronics . . . seen at Foodland and working on his car . . . friend of Amy, Steve, Rick. Jim. and Bob. KIM SERENE ANNAMARIE SGRO JAMES SHAFER Ears . . . likes wrestling, football, and parties A skilled rifle captain in the Color Guard . . , His l'l0blJi0S are lwating and hunting. . . mem- . . . rates English and Mrs. Harvey first . . . will go on to college . . . participates in the bCr of the EXPl0l'Cl'S . - . likes Wrestling and pal of Flippy, Dago, Jud, Kitty, and Denny Diving Team, Chorus, and Stuco . . . likes girls. . . friend of Tom and Rick. . .enjoys . . . seen at Applewold store . . . wants to see being with Paul . . . enjoys weekends. science . . . will go on to a technical school for Califgmia, electronics. 40 KIMBERLY SHANER Likes sports . . . enjoys Chorus and Mr. Brown . . . a future eye doctor assistant . . . member of the Girls' Basketball Team . . . seen in Wick City . . . often seen knitting. bowling. and X Sfwlllg. VICKI SHEARER Yearbook business editor . . . enjoys being with Scott and riding around , . . typing rates first . . . May 6 . . . likes going for walks and music . . . friend of Kay. Jill, Leslie. Melissa. MAE SHERRY A Lenape student in Data Processing friend of Patty. Schreek, Terri, and Penny member of Stuco and Girls' Basketball hobbies are painting. drawing, swimming. basketball. and and JOEL SHAUL Dislikes people who gripe about what he does . . . friends with Doug and Dave . . . likes to run around and go to parties . . . would like to become a truck driver. JEANETTE SHELLITO Likes food, sports, and people . . . friends with Rick, Cyndi. Lucy, Iaek, and Nancy . . . fu- ture is undecided . . . member of Crafts . . . Sociology and Mr. Schiffgens rate first . . May 5, 1973. LEANNE SHICK Plans to join the Navy . . . member of Pep Band. Color Guard. and Girls' Basketball . . . enjoys marching and riding bikes . . . seen at Jordan's Ice Cream . . . June 28, 1973 . . . a friend of Bob's. JEFFREY SHEA A future state policeman . . . enjoys Wood Shop . . . member of the Explorers . . . friend of Rick, Cary, Van, Mark, and Barry . . . likes Friday and Saturday nights . . . dislikes eight period days. JOHN SHEPARD Our football quarterback . . . likes parties and the mountains . . . uncertain about the future . . . enjoys hunting and fishing . . . seen at Hook's Service Station . . . rates Art H first. ALAN SHIRLEY Bub . . . likes Lenape Vocational School . . . plans to enter military service . . . member of VICA, Chess, and Academic Games . . . pal of Ben, Mark, Dana, Ken, and Jim . . . enjoys experimenting. 41 if 36 6505 512' 'Qgirzf anon-4, .acura TYRA SHRADER JOHN SHRIVER Likes cars and stereos . . . member of Thes- Plans to go to Florida . . . his hobby is riding pian Society . . . enjoys Clerical Offiee Prac- molorcyeles . . . friend of Snyder. Burns. tice . . . plans further schooling . . . friends Chuck. Ford. and Curt . . . likes football and are Peggy. Penny. Carol. LuAnn. and Clay , , . walking German Shepards . . . seen at Hook's seen at Pa's. SCl'V'lCC- vflml SANDY SILAGYI CANDACE SLACLE Member of Adagio . . . seen at Buttermilk or A future elementary teacher . . . member of the park . . . may join the airlines . . . water MYF. Choms, Crafts. and Barbershop Singing skiing and horseback riding are her hobbies . . .seen in Tess's car at the Dairy Queen . . . . . . enjoys Art . . . pal of Ellen. Brenda. likes are reading and going to the games with Molly. and Jaei. friends. MONA SLOAN Profile not available. 42 CYNTHIA SHUSTER A friendly eheerleader . . . January 5 . . . en- joys Humanities and Mrs. Wieja . . . plans to go on to college . . . member of Class Cabinet . . . friend of Sara, Chris. Teri. Kathy. and Marsha . . . B.W.Y. MARY SLINGER Member of Yearbook. NHS. and B.B.'s . . . August 25. 1973 . . . enjoys Speech and Mrs. Wieja , . . a future secretary . . . friend of Sandy. Connie. Brenda. Cyndee. Deb. and Sue . . .Terry. DEBORAH SLOOP Likes walking in the woods and riding bikes . . . June 30, 1973 . . . a future office worker . . . member of Crafts . . . gym and Mr. Ven- sel are her favorites . . . Lucy. Deb. and Peggy are friends. 59' DEBORAH SMATHERS Plans to join the service . . . member of Chorus and Yearbook . . . seen in Wick City . . . likes to be on the go . . . enjoys football, basketball, dances. and races . . . friend of everyone. 'igw DAVID W. SMITH Wants to be a millionaire . . . friend of Sudsy, Pat, Mark, Jim. and .lohn . . . seen at Ceorge's Exxon . . . likes to golf and hunt . . . Brenda . . . a member of the Outdoors Club. EDWARD SMITH Lee, Murt. Wyant, Kevin. and Bob are friends . . . member of Archery . . . listens to Led Zeppelin . . . wants to be a conservationist . . . likes Mr. Gourley and study hall . . . the stop sign. BRENDA SMITH Seen at Skinall . . . April 8 . . . member of B.B.'s . . . likes Sales and Mr. Wray . . . favor- ite person is Bob . . . rides around Cadogan . . . friends are Karen. Robin, Debbie. Cheri. and Loretta. DEBBIE SMITH Likes everything . . . enjoys Speech Class with Mrs. Wieja . . . member of B.B.'s . . . George is her favorite person . . . March 2. 1972 . . . seen riding in a yellow Malibu . . . spends time in Tarrtown. PATRICIA SMITH A Lenape student seen at the Dairy Queen and the Cadet . . . friend of Mae, Schreck, and Terri . . . April 12, 1972 . . . enjoys crafts and riding motorcycles . . . .lohn . . . member of AY. DAVID B. SMITH The band announcer who is a member of Young Republicans. UFO. Chess Club. and Chorus . . . plans to goto Art School . . . likes to sit and talk . . . Kevin. Ryta. Kim. and Tony are friends. DENNIS SMITH A future slate policeman . . , likes sports and cars , . . Buss. Jerry. Turtle. and Rick are some of his friends . . . seen at the Highland Bowling Lanes . . . Lori is his favorite person. 43 LINDA SMITHE Will go on to college . . . participates in MYF and Academic Games . . . art is her hobby . . . rates Physics first . . . friends are Staley. Pam, Don, Candy, Larry, and Carol . . . seen at Staley's. MICHAEL SNYDER Shrive, Chuck, Burns, Nate, and Ford are his friends . . . member of Baseball . . . plans to go to Florida someday . . . likes football, wres- tling, and hunting . . . spends time on the church steps. RONALD STEFFEY Friend of Amie, Steve, Bob, and Bay . . . plans to go to college . . . Mr. McMahon rates first . . . member of the football team and Mu Alpha Theta . . . remembers the girlis restroom. 44 MARK SNYDER Likes nature. animals, thinking, hunting, and skiing . . . member of the Outdoors Club . . . plans to go on to school . . . pals with Beth Ann, Jon, Dave. John. and Pat . . . seen at the cabin. SALLY SNYDER A friend to everyone . . . member of Color Guard and Girls' Basketball . . . March 17 . . . favorite person is Chris . . . will further her education . . . enjoys Art class . . . likes to ride around. DOUGLAS STENNETT A Lenape student seen at the bowling alley . . . will go to college to study forestry . . . likes hunting and trapping . . . buddy of Eric, Rich, Mike, Mark, and Randy . . . dislikes showoffs. MARSHA SNYDER Plans to go to work . . . has a favorite person in Ohio . . . friend of Debbie, Trudy, Nancy, and Debbie . . . likes running around . . . Business Law and Mrs. Emminger rate first . . . a certain farm. ROBERT SOUTHWORTH Member of Archery . . . has an undecided fu- ture . . . seen at Lloyd Wolff's Tire Center . . . likes to hunt, fish, and go camping . . . pal of Pat, Jim, Tim, Daisy, and Ed . . . enjoys Wood Shop. ARTHUR STOREY Hardworking Lenape student . . . friends with Fred, Don, Ray, and Tim . . . leaves for a Navy career in June . . . likes riding and working on motorcycles. PAUL SWARTS A friendly guy who is seen at Buttermilk . . . plans to go into elementary education . . , his favorite person is .l.L.P . . . likes to party . . . rates lunch first . . . pal of Randy and Tim. CURTIS TOY Likes wrestling, football, and girls . . . rates gym class first . . . October 8. l973 . . . freinds are Roger, Leno, Shrive, Walt, and Chuck . . . seen in Walkchalk . . . enjoys Pol- ish food. DONALD TOY Member of the Yearbook Staff and the Thes- pian Society . . . remember the summers of 1972 and l973 . . . collects old bottles . . . en- joys driving and antiques . . . rates Mr. Brown first. JOHN THIRY Likes all sports . . . friend of John, Bob, Ed, Dave, and Dana . . . member of Fairchild . . . future is undecided . . . seen at the YMCA . . . Mr. Pifer is his favorite person . . . stud- ies at Lenape. PRETTIEST EYES Sandy Silagyi and Paul Denardo RODGER TRUDGEN Thrives on pizza and milk . . . hobbies include working with radios, sound systems, and tape recorders . . . runs around with Mitch, Mark, and Vickie . . . can be seen driving his truck. AMY TOY Friends are Kim, Lee, Ellen, and Paul . . . will go on to college . . . often seen at Selelya's . . . likes Doris' cupcakes and playing Monopoly . . . dislikes dishonest people . . . very friendly. PATRICIA TRUMBULL A talkative girl seen in Ford City . . . favorite person is Rudy . . . friends are Lin, Kim, Nancy, and Kathy . . . October 22, l972 . . . a future lab technician , . . partial to horses and ice cream. 45 JOHN WALKER Often seen running around with Ed and Na- than . . . likes baseball and mini-bikes . . . hobby is weightlifting . . . rates Bachelor- Know-How first . . . seen at Tarrtown . . . baseball letterman. 'DV KIMBERLY WOLFE A pretty majorette . . . a future nurse . . . hobby is tearhing the Wes-Kits . . . favorite person is Tony . . . January 29, 1972 . . . pal of Amy. Linda. Susie. and Lisa . . . the F.C. basketball game. 46 is We A fm. 5 CATHY ULLOM ED WALKER Member of the Yearbook Staff and B.B.'s . . . Favorite person is Dick Butkus , . . wants to go 3 DOLllJlt'l'lllIll l0vt'I' . . . likes to rltlff bikes and 011 10 be 3 Pl-0 football Player , , , 3 member of goparlying, . .buddies are Joannienloan. El- the football and basketball teams . . . Fast len. Sandy. Molly. and Runt . . . dislikes , . , thrives on Sggak, Salads, and Protein Rednecks. drinks, SHERYL WILES Likes to ride around . . . remembers January l. 1973 . . . a talkative cheerleader . . . par- ticipates in the UFO Club and National Honor Society . . . seen at the barn . . . drinks 7-Up and eats pies. LUANN WILSON Friends with Rose, Janette. Carol, Linda, and .lerry . . . likes horses and history . . . often seen at the Dairy Queen . . . rates Mr. Criss- man and Cultures first. Q y MARK WOODWARD Wants to visit Canada . . . buddies are Turkey, Rick, Fuzzy. Jeff, and Delp . . . rates Art class and Mr. Taylor first . . . seen at Montgomery's . . . dislikes school . . . Woodie. CAROL WYANT A friendy cheerleader . . . member of the Class Cabinet . . . enjoys watching football . . . friends are Denny, Waldo, Kathy, Lisa, and Donna . . . rates Mr. Vensel first . . . dis- likes study hall. JOYCE WYANT TERRY WYANT GARY YANTOS Likes football and music . . . friends are Beth, Friends are Mitch, Ed, Mike, Coover, Lee, and Profile not available, Pam, and Toni . . .a future nurse. . .a mem- Kevin . . . favorite person is Basketball .lones her of the Band and Girls' Basketball . . . . . . April 18, 1956 . . . seen at the stop sign perky Drum Majorette . . . likes walking . . . Mrs. Maize rates first among teachers. around. DUKE ZELLEFROW RICK ZELLEFROW KATHRYN ZEOLLA Always seen with a big smile . . . friendly with Big Zee . . . seen at the boat docks . . . his Plans to go on to college . . . favorite person is everyone . . .seen at Belsy's house . . .Miss hobby is hunting . . . American Government David . . . a Varsity Cheerleader . . . seen Linko is his favorite teacher . . . remembers rates first . . . Mr. Vensel is a favorite teacher with her friends on the corner . . . possesses a February 16 and 17 . . . likes trying to grow a . . . buddy of Lee, Mark, Rick, and Terry. dog named Friday . . . pal of Carol, Teri, and moustache. Chris. MOST INTELLECTUAL Kim Mechling and .lim Ritter -ti' 47 lluu-...gi 25 H S 3 1 i National Honor Society flwo year membcrsj Row 1: Mary Slinger. Clara Bennett, Sheryl Wiilcs. Mindy Crawford. Pam Chauvaux. Linda Pop- son. Sue Kaplun. and Linda Gray. Ruw 2: Geneva Flick. LuAnn Gillis. Lu Ann Wilson, Nanvy lrmmon. Janicf' Crosby. Barb Beatty, .loelta Bowan-r. Kim Mt'l'llliIlg. and Nanvy Schoman. Row 3: Vic-kie Lamiscm, Sophia Kutcll. Bob Higginson. Tim Elliott. Arnie Mf'Auley. ,lim Ritter. l Mika' Luke. Ruger .I0llIl5Iltll. Vickie Cousins. and Linda Mohler. Girls ofthe Month Nanvy Kennedy. Kim Wolfe. Sue Jordan. and LuAnn Gillif.. HO ORS A AWARDS First Place-Crimp Sundance Bridget Brown. Sophia Kutch. and Chris Fox. l NMSQT Bow of the Month ,lim Ritter. Kim Merhling. Lee Millvr. .lnvlta Bowser. and Tim Elliott. 49 Rcigvri.lnl11lst1u1 and Moc Blatt. i i Belly Crocker Au-ard Barb B4-ultj Business Womenfe Girl Qf lhe Year Linda Pupson 50 FI wi, H , i 51 iii ' i j Uulslunrling Senior Airurfl .lim Rittvr and Kim MP1-hling. ACHIE E E T National Majorelie Clinic Ribbons Sue' Kaplon. Karvn Crawford. Lisa Cleve-r. Tvrri Julius, and Kim W'nlfe. 1 : ,,-xr Vx Q-', 'I K U' ti. '-by izff ws MVP qf' Girls' BllSkPi'IflIl Penny IIIIIIFIIIS ,pow Superior Ribbon in Inliirillual Perfzrmancef Sumpturnislls Award Karvn flruw ford I,uAnn Gillih MVP Qf Section I IAN Sertion Pluyerj Tony Dcmelris All Sevliun Player Mm' Blutl EXCELLE CE I PORTS, SCHOLAR HIP, CTI ITIE Secretarial Cooperative ork Experience Program Row' l: Mindy Crawford. Vicki Shearer. Patty Lane. Pam Nulph. Beth Frederick. Carol McHaddon. Nancy Lemmon. and Geneva Flick Row' 2: Linda Popson. Chris Fox. Sue Kaplon. Robyn Dudek. Sue Rau. Lu Ann W'ilson. Vickie Lamison. and Linda Gray. Seventeen girls from Mrs. Patricia Connis Shorthand II class worked in local offices in the afternoons for six weeks. This work experience program took the place of their stcnographic classes. The girls recciyed actual secretarial experience in local business offices and were paid the minimum wage. Five major types of offices participated: legal. county government. social agencies. business. and education. There were three main adxantages to the program: ill The girls gained in- yaluable experience and maturity by being given the opportunity to put their skills to work. 122i The employer received the help of a trained part-time worker, 131 The employer could make suggestions to keep the school busi- ness curriculum current and note areas to be emphasized. The program ended with a luncheon of appreciation for thc employers who participated. Plans are being inadc to continue and expand this very success- ful program next year, 52 1 ff 29 , F Mm -' ,,. '- Remaining Images Wllc'll the sound of silence crawls bark into the walls. And the words on the pages are but memories. I stand in laughter wishing for one last time. Looking hack- Capturing one last pivture of what seemed a lifetime. I leave' now- with memories of tears ami smiling fat-vs. Images loft to rm-main with me on my journey through life. W'ritten hy Cindy Kasun for the Senior Class Q Remember When . . . George Washington's backyard . . . B crcm m 1218 . . . Senior Trip . . . Smile and Wave . . . Pillow fights in 1118 . . . Steps to Washington Monument . . . Broken elevator . . . Making a spectacle of yourself . . . Having a ball on the 12th floor . Bus 4-9 . . '. Steps . . . Mrs. Emminger's head co 1111 t . . . Big Mouths. . . What a Rush . . . Cinnamon toothpicks . . . Paul S. threw Cindy Kammerdiener out the window . . . Janiceis pajamas at the bowling party . . . Mr. Schiffgexfs Motley Crew at A lunch . . . Trying to get everyone a date for the Prom . . . Yearbook deadlines- Why did we wait till the last minute? . . . Trip to Johnstown . . . the mud flood . . . When Shriver peeked in the wrong stall . . . The painting of Ford City . . . Mr. Rose made the announcements . . . rainy day we had a fire . . . Firecracker at Stuco Assembly . . Games and Victories . . Mini courses . . .8 period days . . . Scrambled day . . . Slave day . . . Hush day . . . the Hgreati' pep rallies . . getting Senior jackets . . . bricks through windows . . . dancing in gym class . . . 9th grade trip . . . Mr. Millironis science trip . . . Band room . . . Getting out of Ullom's study hall . . . Senior exams . . . New lockers! . . . The memories . . . The ketchup at the Dairy Queen . . . When you greeted all the Italians with AUli i... When everything you saw was look's a bunny . . . Cyndi, Debby. Lucy, Carole, and Deb turned bus 132, on the trip, into Kit- tanning Graffiti . . . Caps and Gowns . . . Hours of rehearsals . . . Thinking road re- flectors were Christmas tree lights . . . Fr 1111 t row, center in 7th period Sociology . . The Teeny-Boppers swinging to the Boogy-Woogy Bugle Boy of Company B in the Sloppy Woppy Bedroom of the Elliott Estate . . . Mr. Gardner and Kevin had a slight disagreement . . . Saturday Night an Accident? ocurred in Mr. Baker's room . . . Ron Steffey walked into girls' restroom . . . Kim Wolfe-Girl of the Month . . . Bob Higgin- son entered Harvard at 13 yrs. old . . . Romper Boom-115 Miss .lane . . . Brenda Clay- pool's Frogs! . . . The fun bus . . . We did it!! . . . GRADUATION . . . JUNIURS OFFICERS 'N-. 's -ai Dau' Anderson. Pri-aid:-nl: Soni Dc-siclcrin. Tre-amrer: Marsha Colin:-. S1-frm-tary: P4-tv Hilvman. viii'-PI't'Sidf?Ill UNIOR ADI 'ISORS ? Mr:-. Barlnaru ElIlIl1iIlgl'I'. Mr. Donald Bows-rs. Miss- Ds-bra John 60 .na- i' J RUM Rim Roxy and RUYX Rim Kun lx Kay Toy. Mary' Cailulwr. anrl Sandy' Srnilli. 2: Soni Forringvr. .larkiv Enivry. Mvlifsu Crm-n. and Rubin Schwartz. 'fi fl: .IQlIliI'l' Hr-ld. Barb lflrlw. Kay Mull. Sum- Lasliz-r. tithllllif' Ellvrnivwr it tlhriy B.-.-rx ' g 1: Carol Malllic-vw. 3: Niarflia Goline-. Cindy Graftun. Lynn Buuuin. D1-hlriv Jnliuf. Suv if. unil U4-irdrv Smith. Absc-iitve-sz Mindy' Bom svr. Briclgvl Brnmn. TQ-rye' Knlpulku. AndrPa S1'l1rv1-m-- Ilgllh l. Paula YQ-nt. and M4-Indiv We-bb. CABINET -.sg Rum li fVIuriannc- Ritlz-r. Nunniv Millikvn. and Suv Shirk. Rom 2: Nun:-y Croyle. Roxanne- lflvumfl. Jusiv Pilum. Sui- Sli:-rry. Charlx-nv I,4'illll 1llli Cathy' M1-flrurkvii. Yul Krukar. Linda Houkif. and Dc-bhiv R4-livll. Row 3: Dianv Bradilran and Slum-vy H1-yim-rs. Rum 1: Slvw- Kunislzi. Paul Ahrznmvir. ,luvk Shepard. Pvlv Hilv- rnan. Rhumiu ROM'llbl'I'gt'l'. and Slvyv Woylowish. 61 ,I is Y 'V' l 'RH iii' 1 oo :A'4 Q 4 4' i .Q 'v Y' im! Q ws 'f scifi -6 a:,N,'i 4 . . ,GN-rw 221,63 I f F5 'fuk' 'fy ,zgfe 8 t -w, 'Fi-1 J' ,z 57,51 .Q '81 U- - ' .gl .Nhrunmim-. Paul Mlanlllf. D4-lp Ml:-11. Linda Mule-rmll. Huw ,-Xlllllmly. B4-n .-Xnllumy. .lim xlkillhllll. NJIIVX Alkillhllll. Tim Huruvll. Ralph Huhlllillv. .le-ff Buuuin. Lynn Hn-wk. Dau' Bm'4'k1'll. l,4'llih4' B4-1-r. Bonnie Hvvrf. Hvtly Bvvrs, l.llI'lh Bvllaw. Brian B4-llw, Bonnie' Hl'llIlt'lI. Bl't'llllLl Bvnm-ll. Rohn-rl Bvruai. William Hn-rry. .lvuny Blown Tvri Buullvr. Hurry li0Nhl'l'. kllrlxll Bmswr, Kim Bunn-r. Mindy Hnjvr. .lvff Hoyvr. Juju' Brauligun. Diam- Hruuvrs. Huh BI'll1'illllh. Trudy Brown. Brirlgc-I Buvllun, Je-ff flunlplwll. Kurvn f:LlIlllllN'll. Rulpl Curl:-pi. .Ivan lfurli. 1Ll'llO' Clark. Hikm- Clurk. 5uwuu lfluy pool.. ' H ai 'Q JC IQH n -.5 1ili1NlMD0lt'. IL-blviv af - bb mv -E' Cuglvf - .lohn Corba-lt. .lay UUTIIIIILIII. Cynthia Cllflllllilll. llanivl ifollaills. Doris Cl iShlllLlll. Dougla- Cruylv. Flo? 41 Lrujlv. Nullvj llrytzrr. Barry I,3llI1'lld. Bula Daxif, Bull Davis. f:llQ'l'fl Uvlnng. livlll Dmulrdu. fzllLll'll'll De-sich-rio, Soni ljlbhfll. .lvff l,llIH'LlIl. Sum l,lIIllllil'l'. AI'll'!'ll Uumnirv. Kny- l':1lN2lI'llh, Mun Elelvr. liurluuu Ellt'I'lllt'fl'l', Cullen-n EH1'l'lllQ'fl'l'. .ll-ff Elmmd. Ruxunm- Elllf'I'f. .luvkiv Fulvlwlli. Erin- FLlI'1'hl1'I'. llvlmlry Furslvr. Putty Fitzgvrnlfl. .lainie-v Filzgvruld. Gary Furringvr. Soni FN'l'lllilll. D4-lrlriv Fn-lwll, Nlurlvnv Frivlx. l.iNu Fritz. lh-hlpiv .rw 0 -1' .-45 ' -25 151 Wu ff ,iqigi Q2 In 5 vp' Cahlvr, Ken Gaiser, Doug Galbraith. Karen Gallaher. Mary Gallaher. Nancy Goldberg. Wendy Goline. Marsha bowl -fa-ell llna r- Goulil. Bruno Grafton, Cindy Crates, .I amcs Gray, Dennis Green, Melissa Harkleroad. Diana Hays. ,lanene Heilman. Amy Heiple. Chavon Held, Janice Heymers, Stacey Hileman, Pete Hill, Gail Hooks, Betsy Hooks Bill Hooks Dick Hooks, Kim Hooks, Linda Hooks. Rita Hunks. Thonias Hudson, Dvhhiv Hutvhisun. Ste-vc Ion. Don Jf,llll, fil1.lI'l'll4'l John. Z:-Ida Johns. Sh-vt' Johnson. Ray Jones. Susan Juliu:-, D1-bbiv Kammc-rclicnvr, Linda Kania, Lorruinf- Kanish, Kim Kanish. Stvvv Karns. Dc-bbic' Kams. Suv Kasun. Cindy Kelly. Bob Kersul. R011 Kiene. Kelly Kijowski, Cathy King, Kathy King, Kinihn-rly King. We-sle'y KifkW'4l4lfl. Pvlllly Kissingn-r. Suv Klingvnaznith. .loan . 'Thaw V t t g g, f' R aft 'fi ggi , x K X . X X R S 'Q Q u Sig, if I 3 f gl, 3 an it 1 - .fs it Q f .- K ii f 3 t i . , wi ' t I N Kuffnlan. Kathy Koffman. Larry Krukar. Valvrie' Kubatkn, T1-ryr X .X , - .,,, X . 'Q , 4 ,.,,.- iv , , t Yi in ii . H Qk x if gi 'H gif Sm M, 7' , A in M Aa 5 I 65 jg K ,:,. ,, .iii Lamison, Darlene Lash, Cindy Lash, Rodney Lasher, Andrew Lasher, Susan K. Lasher, Susan L. Leard, Elizabeth Leavens, Kay Litteck, William Livengood, Eric Livengood, Jeff Livengood, Randy Lloyd, Rebecca Lorigan. Georgina Lowry. Sue Maloney, Charmaine Martillotti, James Mason, Jeanne Mateer, Bill Matthews, Carol McCracken, Cathy McCullough, ,lon Mcllwain, Sheila Mechling, Jim Meisenheimer, Mary Methven, Mark Miller, Fred Milliken, Nannie Mohney, Carol Mohney, Chris Monlebell, Larry Montgomery, Russ Moorhead, Beverly Mull, Kay Neal, Clifford Novak, Linda Oc-hs, Bob Orr, Patty Orvis. Stanley Osborn. Elyn Palemlo, Denise Patrick, Carol Pennington. Gary Piluso, Josie Pinkerton, Randy Polinsky, Duane Pozzuto, Jayne Raymer, Charles Reesman, Bob Relish. Debbie Remaley. Carol Ridinger. John Rigatti, Robin Ritter, Marianne Rosenbergcr, Rhonda Rosenberger, Sara Ross, Betty Rumbarger, Cindy Rupert, Carol Rupert, Denise Rupp, Carolyn Ruth, Bill Salsgiver, Joy Schaeffer, ,loy B In y , thi ww M , I -yiy L LVLK ,, ,. F ff .4'?!. fi if ,V.1 'Rs ,W-1 :wma-vW 'Q in ls.. I in 4, .mf t -F Svhall, Lyndon Schmidt. David Svlirecmignst, Andrea SI'l'lI'1'f'l'llg0Sl. Deb Svhrt-c'e'iigusL Denise Svlirc-vi-ngust. Tim Schwartz, Robin Sedwivk. Doug Scmmens. Donna She-pa rd, ,I avk Shi-rry. Sue Shim-k, Susan Shilling, Su-vt' Shotts. Tammy Sigler, Tim Simc-ik. Brad Sla glu, Jackie Slec, Dick Smail. Carol Smail, Linda Smith, Bonnie Smith Deb Smith Deirdre Smith, Karon Smith. Smith. Smith. Smith. Smith. Smith , Larry M imly Pflftff' Rusalit- Su n d y Te-rry Snyder. Sam Soloski. ,Im- Soltis. Mark Southworth. Walifla Sowcra-., Doug Spanglm-r. ,lac-k Starr. .Ie-ff Stcnm-tt. .lc-ff Stewart. Dean Stillsun. Tawnya Stitt. Doug Stolitza, Num-y Stubbs-. Mary Ann Stubbs. Paul Tarr. Joann Tc-mplvton, Sandy Titus, Bill Toy, Chuck 'Q -.4--5 -. Q 1. 1.-A 69 Toy. Don Toy. Kay Treaty. Dan Trudgen. Dan Vargu, Tony Vent, Paula Walker. Lee Ann Wlalker, Terri Walters, Barry Wasson, Randy Weaver. Carol Webb. Melodie Westlake, Ron Wllipkey, George Wilson, Lesa Wiser, Richard Wolfe, Kathy Wolfe. Linda Wolfe, Mark Wolfe, Richard Woytowish, Steve Yeomans, Mike Younkins, Brad Yount, Brenda Yount, Charles Zamperini, Randy Zeigler, Ronald Zellefrow, Cindy LENAPE TECH ,I UNI URS COSMETOLOGY ELECTRONICS Barb Johns, Linda Gray, Theresa Gutherie Boyd Galbraith, Barb Blamar. Scott Hutchl Fred Neal, Cindy Gray, Jennie Grafton, Mary Black. DRAFTING Beth Patcyk, Bonnie Wachter, Joe Dunmire, Bob Hudson, .lack Schrecengost. DATA PROCESSING David Dodd and Mark Good DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATIO 72 W N gf MACHINE SHOP John Breskl, Brenda Slums. Cl'Il1'Vli'W'i' Ad AUTO SHOP fi fc? , WH, Bob f.l lSSIlliiIl. Bob Bowser. Harr L CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY Randy Trudgen, Dale McKain. Tom F b g 1 'w:!:.'E . Luv it 'i f x , Q ,, , , ,, , mm., .. , H. -W., ,N N3 .Q,.:., ,1--x i, l mlik ' 4, 'A , U X743 X xg .fl-iQk?i:QIi'gilli?v .,X ' -lx ,WN ,gi ' fl ,, ' 2 if g' 5 71 S, Qs if if V Q M ' Q ' .W,, pr V? me 5 ' , 'L ' W fffiw W: va wb? 3, , M , J ' ,www 4515! ,V Wf A' A 'E 4 E ,hh ,, i ,, , , 4 YL.. ',,,,,.-4 1? il!! img ,.,,::Z l , C 'S 1 1 R f? tbl-A gif ,,..'-' ., Li, K 'A J .. w 2' X 1 Xi' 'C' , - W'-rw-rff f'--vvjmfvm-wwf: -f-f---ypg.re1'vP'1-ef1mH?!!!!v'3fmf Ifm-qygzgmfwf.,k,w,--gfwffifrsggf-.gv7fz'P1v5w3y.'w -W-7 m,1,gygQsvfg7,,,y,A-,'qgg1gqwrww7fv7,g5. , l UPHO ORES S ' A '.,k, .....1..A.-,L...2..1.u.AgK......2,...,., .,....1.J,,,, , --,.. .. A.A.4 .,,.. -... . ,Adm ,-,. ,.,.,..4..-Q..,...... , ....-,..,....,, ,.,-,-..,.,, ,,,...-,, .Ag -.. .. ,,,,,....... f OFFICERS Sandy Lasher, Treasurerg Laura Jones, Vice Presidentg Sue Yount, Presidentg Michele Toy, Secretary AD VISORS 78 SOPHO ORE Mrs. Marilyn Cornish, Mr. John McConnell, Miss Mary Ellen Linko Adams, Chuck Adams, .lcff Adams, Richard Ambrose, Beverly Andryka, Mark Amold, Karen Ashe, Melissa Atkinson, Ginger Augustine, .lames Baggott, Andrea Barber, Keith Barker. Larry Battaglia. Frank Baum. Terry Beatty, Don Beckett, Faith Beers, Brad Bennett, Dennis Bish, Kelly Black, Ruth Anne Bleech, Daniel Boarts, Sandy Booher, Cindy Booher, Cindy Booher, Roy Booth, Terry Bowser, Amy Bowser, Debbie Bowser, Kelly Bowser, Mark Bowser, Melody Bowser, Randel Bowser, Sherry Bowser, Todd Brice, Randy Brivker, Robert Brink, Tim Brison, Dave Brovhetli, Tina Burk. Holly Burdelt. Ed Bureau. Richard Butler, Tom Cable. .lunive Capone. Mary Lou Carl, Debby Calaldi, Randy Chapman, Mindy Claypool, Doug Claypoole, Karen Clever, Lindsey Cogley, Delbert Copenhaver. Tom Cornman, Virtor Cousins, Brian Cousins, Lorena Cousins, Namlif- Coasins, Richard Cox. Roger Cravener, Vicky Cravenor. Kim Crissman. Diana Crissman, Vanessa Cross. .loan Croyle. Jim Crylzer, Dan Culp, Renie Daniels, Joe Davis, Cheryl Delacour, John DeLong, Lisa Denny, Doris Denlici, Sue Dorazio, Sid Dosch, Peggy Dowling, Alberta Dowling, Tucker Drischler, Mary Edwards, Raylene Elliott, .loan Emigh, Rita Fair, Denim Fair, Elsie Faulx, Nancy Fc-binge-r, Robert Ficlitlmrn, Davv Fisvus, Keith Fitzgerald, Cheryl Fitzgerald, John Foster, Brian Fox. Darlt-nv Fux. Svnll FI'3IN'1'5I'lll. Kim Frm-man. Ann Callallvr, Gvorgn Ca-orgv. Amy Girun. Ed Goldinger, Karen Goodgasell, Charles Grafton, Eric- Grafton, Faye Graham, David 4 avi 82 I Gray. Bonnn Gray. Bruce Gray, Shawn Green. Blair Greenbanm. Jim Haley. Susan Hank:-y. Tammy Hawley. Debbie Heekman. Gary Hold. Sue Himlinger. Cindy Higginaon. Cryslale Hill. Richard Hoekenberry. Sandy Hflf'k1'llbFn'y'. Sflnfdy Hollobaugh. Melinda Holmes. Debbie Holzwarth. Mark Hooks. Lois Hooks. Rose Howard. Jane lvaneiw. Dan Jack. David John. Earl John. Edmund Johns. Riek Johna. Sue Jolina-Jon. Glenn Johnston. Ralph Jones. Laura Julius. Mary Kanish. Jane Kt'llIlPIly, fihilrliv' Kim-r. Mark Klinv. Dan Klillg1'llhlIIilll. DQ'Ullllf' KliIlgf'IlhllliIll. Ta-rry Kmutvh. Currie' Kl'iZllldIliL'h. Annu- Kriznlanivll. M1blli1'd Lush, Drvvs Lash. Raymond Lushvr. Sandy lfccll. Lynn L4-hner. Mark Lemmon. De-bbiv Live-ngood. Mitch IJUllghrl'?. Dlbllg Lnughry. ,lim Lukv. David Luke. D1'lIllih Maloney, Dau' Martin. Stew' Marflia. Yimwfnl Malevr. Joe 'Malthc-ww. Tuxsnv ,N1l'CQll na. Charlie- Mciilaillc. Da H11 'Mr-Collunl. Marla Mm-Cue. Pal Mc-Cllllmlgh. T4-rri ML'Huddun. Sandy Mcllvsuin. K4-xin M1'Kclx'0j'. Grvg Mc'Kelvej. Run M4-Lend. Brenda Mc-chling. Bobbi W Y , 'Yew it 4115? ,, gi f ,gg yflgxinn P 4 WM, it-if Gi' fit 4 ff Gi JI' iff 84 IR, :Yew tk Meehling. James Mer-hling. Kathie Merryman. .lim Miller. Fred Miller. .lim Miller. Myra Miller. Russell Milsom. .lohn Mohney. Merle Montgomery. Randall Moore. Clyde Moore. Phil Morris. Brian Morris. Debbie Morris. Kevin Morrow. Robert Mull. Van Murawski. Cathy Murtland. Danny Myers. Doug Neurohr. Mark Nichols. Mary Norton. Paula Novak. .lim Olinger. Mary Orvis. Wayne Painer. Ron Patsy. Kathy Patterson. Barb Pay1on. Sherry Pfeister. Jeff Pinkerton. Rodney Poniious. Diane Puzzuto. Amy Pryde. Rob Puz. Andy RQ'lll1l0ll1l. Georgir R4-esman. Kathy Religa. Virlcic' R4-ltig. Ray Riclinger. Don Riggle. Carol Ritrosky. Joe Ritrnsky. Marlin Rizzo, .lov Rosvnherger. .lavkie Ruscilberger. Sue Rusenherger. Wayne Rulong. .lack Rumbarger. Molly Rumhaugh. Connie Rupert. Randy Rushing. .lames Ruth. .lim Schanb. Debbie Srhawl. .lim Schmidt. Dale Schreceilgost. Brenda Scllrevengost. .lill Sfhrerellgosl. Laurie Sclireckengust. Sam Scott. Bill Sellner. Jusvph Ser:-ne. Brad Sgarlata. Sue Shaffer. Rick Shearer. Alan Sllellito. Chris Shepard. Larry Shick. Andy Shirley. Kim Slll'lYC'l'. Randy Sliuslvr. Bill Slluillvwurlll. .lthllll Sivkx-x1hc'rgvl', Doug, Sims. Cathy Skinner. Melissa Slaglv. Paula Sleaw. Richard Sh-4-. D1-nnis Sloan. David Slllilllltffh. 'll-rrj Smith. .lulia Smith. Marie Snydvr. Bill Snylvr. Diam- Snydvr. Sllvllvy S0lllllV5UI'lll. Tom Spvivlu-r. Uallvvxlv Siin. Dau- Siiu. Miki- Slulrlrs. Miln- Swarlf. Kay 'l'aylor. Suv Tlliry. Daw rllll0lllIlH0ll. Bulb 'l'lmru. Phillip Toy. Uvlnlrj Tm. .lulm Toy . Kan-n Tuy. Mll'lll'lf' 'llujy Sum' Trvavy. Paul 'frulir-k. .l0llll Trumbull. .loyrv Tun-0. Lina Turnvy. Sam Yauw. .lim Vism-sky. ,lilllll xTlhll1'Hliy. Joyce Wallwr, Dave Wvalkvr. Randy Wulkvr. Tian Wulkvr. Xxiljllt' Wan-lmluk. DQ-nny xyilllgdlllilll. Cindy Wefuwiz 'llnnia Wvvlzvll. Miki' YX lwlun. Hrim' Wrllilv. Dun Wvililv. Tvri Williauna, Stun Wvulfv. Kurvn Wriglll. Bill Wyiil-mop. Bill Yuntnf. Mary .-Xnnv Yuaknlu. Sh-xv Yunng. Mm-x X unnl, Suv Z4-igivr. Hurlmi'u ZilllIllt'I'lllilll. Eric' -ar -a ii, -mm x Q- .HN 5 'f 51 ...4! I M Jw' ,.-asv, .W ,Wvv X M3 Q 'E M14 , if :Y yan aw il ' 1.9514 J-, ,, .Q XGA . :sf :-. . ,Q 4' I3 'S 'Mmawh vgffff , kai 'P '95 Y uf ,,. Bk V Q. ,. an ,- W, y f 'Y H Y ,Q -4' ink, M: sf-in-'Giu- W , ' - ' K M-w...,, 3 ACTIVITIES Shell t 22770 777 ca ,gofflc JIIIIXXX 4 5 J M J Sh? I X lflxxxk S4-uior AH1'lldilllI5I Daw Smith mul .Mug Toy Y A Q, hi' 4' V X 'li' J I I I Xl xi ll . N' PAO Jlffzi ' u,'7L LN lx JEL'-I 2.-f'.'.1 x N' ' m ' 1.- --',-'hzrfr f X I ' f , ' X ui5Z'.a1 ' 53252112 1-355-': -Kr! hy Cindy Kuaun ,. 7 ' J- i- J +L .arm -niur -Xlle-llcluxlbz Sha-rrp Myvr- and Tim My-r Prim Soni Us-side-rio Prinvv: Mu rk Solliw Junior Alle-lldalllrz Km Tm and Paul Slulrln lim sn B4'iIl'1'l'NZ B1-nji xxvilllgjllllldll and We-nds Qui qi lu! Student Council 't21:iLzxf:f,-pw' ,,', ,g.' - gn-.,4,, V E ew, .,,,- ,, ,,.,, ,, c , ,,, .. ,. Officers Treasurer. Sue ,lordang Recording Secretary. Cindy Zellefrow: Vice-President. ,loan MeLeod: President, Nancy Kennedy: Advisor, Miss Smith Lorre sponding Secretary, Ryta Roncher. 96 Stuco has been very active with national, state, and local conferences . . . workshops . . . teachers' tea . . . getting the juke box . . . adopting an Indian boy . . . sponsoring dances . . . arranging a spa- ghetti dinner . . . setting up bake sales . . . bulletin boards . . . altogether it's been a productive year. Represen tatires Row l: Sara Monlgunivry. Kiln Kanish. Patty Hvnrj. Pain llllLlllYillIY. Chris Balilski, l.aura ,loin-5. Paula Slagh-. Collven Elll'l'IllQ'P1'I'. anal W4-ndy Golflhn-rg. Row 2: Sonnie Ui-siilm-rio. Carol Patrii-k. Kari-n Sniilh. .-King lrl'0I'g1l'. Bay lil'f'l'lllb1llllll. Lira Rizzo. Lincla Popson. Annamariv Sgro. and Kim Curren. Row 3: Dave Anderson. Brad Svrciw. Dave Brisun. Arnii' Mc-Aulvy. Dave- B4-1-k, Mika- l,alini. Sh-xv lh-nlii-i. Dain Trudgen. and Dave Maloney. Row 4: Bob Davis. Moe Blatt. Str-ve Yaskula. Ron St:-ffvy. Miki- Clark. Brad Yonnkina. Chris NIUIIIIVY. Erie' Liv- engood. anfl Kevin Sandvrs. Alternates .1 K I . an Row 1: Lynn Bauwin. Jean Mason. Kathy Dunmirv. M1-lissa Skinnvr, Mary Lou Caponv. Anna- Krizmanii-h. Pam Nulph. and Chvryl Dads. Row 2: Robyn Dudvk. Kim Wolf:-. Amy H4-ilnlan. Jill Kc-llnn-r. Kim Bowsrr. K4-lly Kim-nv. Lucy Schull. and Kim Cravcnor. Row 3: Sam Snyder. Mike Snyder. Bill Cousins. Barry Walls-rs. and Brurm- Gould. I W Frosty Holiday Eve . . sponsored by STUCO . . . held in school gym . . . pictures taken in sleigh . . . Raggs played . . Queeng Barb Beatty Kingg Jerry Fogle - 'TY 'o.. 1 Senior Attendants Mike Snyder and Brenda Morrisong Ellen Greenbaum and ,Ion Kovatf-h Q ' V I MM- ' 3,59 :Af T 100 Wm Q 2 'Q' 4 ,Mmm png-nwlnlql l 'IQ ,J Q6 w 65 . M O Q0 ,-MNH , an 101 N--. Q' . XX: .'jdjfb:Xx:u, rimljffixlfi I V 1+ if '-A MNIL f , . NR! x 4, , Q X. , x w . V N X W, 8 an if W, sf -222222: . ,.., . katie! : 3 '53 X' M. . .1 3 . . 1 B., . :Hifi ' ,mir E' .3 2, 31' fx .. 5 . 3 fi? K H S Marching Band Full Unjorm The band begins its new year in the beginning of summer. This year's competition found the K.H.S. Marching Band taking one first place, three second place, and one third place positions in the parades in which they participated. For football season, the band departed from its previous format and presented a drum and bugle corps style show. Their music ranged from the popular Superstar to the classical l812 Overturew. Several members participated in County, District, and Re- gional Band. The Concert season was composed of a Christ- mas Concert and the annual Spring Concert. . Jana , M A Looks llkm Drlll Tfam IS marvhing ln a different drummvr. Regular Practice Seniors Concert Band lif- 1 Q 55 ,mug 2 T'-ft . Vw .iifff -. uP , ., .2 of? ,Mir 'Qfrsrf N.. 2 if a?'.g'f.'- R 1 x..'!-. ' f ' ai! 4 , . , 1. fir., . ,V LQ-if lg ,f.e,f .-J , 1. 5 EN 'Ai r as 52:45 . . ,- Row 1: Debbie Braumars. Vivki Hindman. and Pam Nulph. Row 2: Joyce Wy'al1l, Larry Ashe. LuAnn Gillis. Mike- Cooper. Prggy Moyer. Vivkiv Cousins. Linda Mohler. and L1-anne Shia-k Row 3: Roger Johnston. Bob Arbucklc, and Ed Fink. Drum Maj orettes Joyce Wyant and Leanne Shick Woodwind 1' .,,,. P A ii I l i if 1' u ff' A' .I 'S . 1 X I gal Flutes: Kurffn Galbraith. Son:-y Hovkvnbvrry. Vif-kio Cousins. and Sum Shivk. Row 2: Kurvn Goldingvr. Holly Buck. Soni Forringvr. unrl Debbie Morris Row 3: Mrlocliv Bowser. Row 4: Vivki Hindman. Debbif- Holly. and Dvhbie Smith. Saxophone-sz Dvhhiv Brauers and Larry Ashe. Row 2: Marla lvIl'CIIllUl'l'l. Barb Elder. and Laurie Svllrf-cvligost. Clarinc-LS: Linda Mohlrr, ,loyre Wyant, Bonnie Gray, Peggy Moyer. Linda Kammc-rfliener, Deanna Kli- ngensmilh. Terri McCullough. Melissa Skinner. and Shelly Snyder. 107 Brass Trumpets: Dave Maloney. Andy Shir-k, John Milsom, Shi-ilu Mvllwain. LuAnn Gillis. Betsy Hooks, Dan Trudgen, Mark Methven, and Tom Butlvr. A 1 ' If X is sz, I .mffxfl ' Tromhones: Rogvr Johnston. Bob Arbuvkle. Lvannf' Shim-k. Mark Lf-hm-r. Hd Fink. ,lov Dani:-ls. and J1-ff Bovvr. -r fgrirgg.,-as s C.,-:--7:3 Ray Johnson, Debbie Hudson, and Barry Walters. Cindy Zellefrow, Cliff Neal, Eric Livengood, and Mike Cooper. Pe F V. i i i 5' Qi wmumwf A i'i Q '-N iiC.- Andy Sllivk. Tum Butler. Mark L1-liner. Erir' Livengood, Cliff Nval. Barry Walters. Rogvr ,lnl1nst0n. Bob Arbuvklv. Dun Trudgvn. Daw' Maloney. Ray ,l0l'lIlsUll. Mike Cooper. ,lnhn lVlil:-zum. Vicki Hinclrnan. Carrie Knvalvll. Leanne Sllirk. Betsy Hooks. D1-hhiv Brauvrr., Karvn Campbell. and .luymf Wvyanl. Percussion Drums Band Concert Chorus Seniors Row 1: Carol Pyle, Annamarie Sgro, Kim Curren, Patty Trumbull, Debbie Smathers, Kim Shaner. Connie Cogley and Karen Crawford. W Row 2: ,lim Brison. Steve Sellner, Dave Smith. Don Toy. .loyve Wy'3lll. Brenda Hanks-y. Teresa Bowser, Candy Slagle. Nancy Svhoman. ,lanire Crosby. Viekie Cousins, Cheryl Maloney. Debbie Johnn. Anita Mervis, Leanne Shick. Bob Arbuvkle. Roger John:-lon. and Rick Adams. Sopranos Row Row Row Row 1: Charmaine Maloney, Debbie Karns, Brenda McLeod, Nancy Croyle, and Karen Bowser. 2: Connie Cogley, Diane Bradigan, Cindy Milz, Dancene Speieher, Leanne Shick, Karen Crawford, and Gail Kasun. 3: Karen Arnold, Candy Slagle, Kim Cravenor, Patty Trumbull, Josie Cousins, and Sue Toy. 4: Kim Curren, Brenda Hankey, Joyce Wyant, Joyce Trumbull, and Cindy Kasun. Altos Row 1: Charmaine Maloney. Terri Walker. Kim Sllaner. Nancy Sehnman. Betsy Huokrx Janiee Crosby. Annamarie Sgro. Carol Re maley. Brenda Bennett. Joy Sl'Ilkl1'fff'I'. and Sandy Temple-lon. Row 2: Carol Pyle. Debbie- Kurna. Cathy M1'fiI'Hl'kl'll. Nunnie Milliken. Debbie Smith. Patty Urr. Brenda Yunnl. Carol Putrivk Clin-ryl Maloney. Debbie johns. Andrea Buggnt. and Sandy Smith. J Basses Wi' A ,,. , A,,i ii,i , V - Row l: .lim Brison. Dan Bla-eeh. Don Toy. Riek Adams. Paul Treacy. and Steve W'uyt0wish. Row 2: Slew' Svllner. Miki- Cooper. Barry Walters. Roger Johnston. Bob Arbuckie. Dave Smith. and Rivk Zellefrow. ,. ,,J,'fa,'i fe , , ,igw 45 lun ' , I ' VH 3, 'f w if 3 ,Q Q ,f ,2f1?g,?,1 V, A ' .1 , 1 17- g 3,3 5 Maj orettes Seniors Sue Kaplon, Captaing Teri ,luliusg Kim Wolfeg Lisa Cleverg Karen Crawford, Co-Captain. During the football season this group added color and flare to the shows that were presented. Many hours were spent in perfecting their routines. They proudly led the KHS Band in the parades which they participated III. 112 il- 1. A Kneeling: Sue- Kaplon, Jackie Emery, Teri Julius, Melissa Green. and Karen Crawford Standing: Lisa Clever, Kim Wolfe, and Sue Kams. I . Color Guard Seniors V Six , f , - ,. ix .J.-mwlw ,MJ Flillingz Virkir Cousins. Pam illiuuvaux. anml Annzunuiv Sgro. Slillllilllgl Tvrri Grafton. Nunvy Sl'llUIIl2lll. Limlu Mollie-r. Sally Snyxle-r. l,e'umu- S This group le-sl our shows and parades. Many cleflicalvrl hours are spout in im- proving the-ir drills. Through thx-ir voop- vralivc 4-fforts. the KHS Band was uhlo to vsin its shun- of awarda this your. hivk. and Sun- Bf'IlIll'll. Flags Row R4 ws Rl PN Row 1: Jn. 2. Mvlishu A-ln-. Chris Sliellito. Sandy Smith. and Sully Snydvr. wie- Piluro. Linda Mohlm-r, Yivkim- Cuiifim, 'l'vrri Grafton. and Kun-n Galbraith. 'anim' Shim-k. Siu- Benin-tl. and Nunn-5 Srlmniun. L tilll'l'fi Dania uml Carol Mallivvw. Ries Annamaric' Sgro Sue Shick Robin Swanz Pam Chauvaux Drill Team Seniors I T ,, ' . f, - , , K ,,y A I ,ja kt ,fwjkd , , ,.f1 1 . fi ,M , . r - K A - ff' at M, Sitting: Patty Lane, Patty Henry, Diana Fox, and Chris Balitski. Kneeling: Nancy Kennedy, Twilla Livengood, and Mary Lynn Johnston. Standing: Kathie Roscnberger. 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LzQ's'e K Thv KHS Drill Tf-ani aclflvd volor. sparkle, and pn-vision talent to tht- football shows and pa- rudvs. Tha- girls spf-nt many long hours por- ff-t-ting tht- rontinc-s whivh wore Flljibyixll at halflinw. This year lln- drill team was under tht- sulwrvision of a new sponsor. Mrs. Marilyn Cornish. H6 ,,,,,j 1 f+ '-4 v Aiif- an ' , X vw v'-- ,gf V 4. .:',: -.1 ' L' zu KA: 'ig sqzi 'mms' V T 5-.V, -draw 7 . ' QMQTS , ., 1, a , Y jk, r. lwmkfwu z.g,.,,m,f f f V 5 173 hx ff. , .Vx A .Q 5,-Qxrq - Il M I . -I 'Ji' . 1 ZH' X 1' , Q 5 ' x t 2 'L'k3SS'M! if- f H 'Yzbf-H ,rw ' ,3x'?..fZ2.f v.,aM'g ruff ' . 'im 1 wr-'f -5L,, RT Row I: Iiritlgvl Broun. Alulrvu Sf'hTi'l'Q'FglJSl, Suv Lusln-r. aim! V1-ndx 4L1P'lHl4'l '. Kathy Kijomaki. Kurvn Smith. Us-irlrv Slllilll. ,-Krlr-4-ll Ijlllilllilff, Tahnja Slillfol1.Ju1l4'lle' Huja . r- Rms 2: ,Min Ho-org:-. Lisa llc-lung. Marx Lou f11,lllUll4'. I.xnn Lmw-ll. lxurvn lilajpnnlv. Xmj Plvllllhl. Lullru Join'-. illltl lxulllj Rvvrlllaill. Rum Ii: Txsil-lu l,iu-ngmnl. Fully Luna-. lfilrif Fox. -huge-lu I-,ulini, Suplliu Kula-h. Nalin-5 Km-nm-dy. Mary l,ynn,lul1nflm1. Putty Hvnrj. umiffl1rifBulilski. Rim 1: Uiunn Fox and Kullliv Rnwnhm'rg1'l' 117 C eerleaders Seniors Standing: Mindy Crawford. Co-Captain: Carol Wyantz and Sara Montgonwry. Sitting: Robyn Dndvk. Captain: Cindy SIIIIHIPFZ Cathvy Mr'Crar'lu-n: and Sheryl Wil:-5. Varsity uf.-s., we f fwzfi-Z 335533 a+ Q if of H1 I W fl K' VV 5f-, Q: 2J 'imwa :Wir-2 4 4 Q my 1. ww 4325515543 4 -we 0 'f ' rww Z'f4 Zg7'??5v Bottom: Robyn Dudek, Cindy Shuster, Cathy McCracken, Sara Montgomery, and Sheryl Wiles Top: Mindy Crawford, Kathy Zeolla, and Marsha Goline. Junior Varsity Q l 'I s 4,5 Row l: Sue Dentici, Beth Delong, and Myra Miller. Row 2: Carol Wyant, Sandy Hockenberry, and Michelle Toy. Row 3: Sandy Lasher. mi . . . they attended all athletic events . . . planned pep rallies . . . made spirit-building posters . . . had good luck and congratulation announcements . . . painted gym floor . . . sold programs and mums . . stood behind their teams at all times . . . Homecomin Miss Angela Latini N 4 Mr. Fred Montgomery, Miss Sara Montgomery, Miss Robyn Dudek, Mr. Ben Dudek, Miss Angela Latini, and Mr. Nello Latini. 6611 'I - , W -ew 13 . W i Q. ,VN,ff', , A. A ' ' 1 ' .fm . we , , lax ff . fu' 1 I uf 0 ? 5 l if P ff 1, ,U af bf Q' 1 2 'fx T 7 47? , ,wifi W vw ,egg-1 ffswf 'iv , ff - A 'f J . X 'Q 5 1 ' We N A' J l2I Row l: Row 2: Hough. Row 32 122 Amy Toy. Debbie Fyock, Sue Jordan, Nancy Kennedy. Chris Balimki. Debbie Sanko. .lanct Crave-nor. and Kay Leavcns. Robyn Dudck. Kathy Zeolla. Clara BennetL Debby Acierno. ,loan Mclicorl. Sophia Kutch. Kim Wolfe. Linda Wolfe. Grace Dilnmitt. Cindy and Pam Bowser, Don Toy. Pete llile-man. ,loe Soloski. Miss John. Bob Davis. Paul Stubbs. and Arnie McAuley. Wfildcat Tattletale The Wildcat Tattletale Staff is a group of students who represents the students of K.H.S. These students diligently attempt to inform all the students of K.H.S. activities, of news which concerns them, en- tertaining articles, and students' opinions. Copies of the paper are sent to other high schools to inform them about K.H.S. There is a unified effort to not only produce thc paper, but also uphold the philoso- phy of the Tattletale: Togetherness is the strife and endurance put forth into what they produce. A student is eligible to become a member after he has worked on two plays in any capacity. Activities range from attending classes about theatre to appearing in plays. The club is used to promote interest in drama and theatre as an art and develop interpersonal relationships. Thespians '-'. L, . IN 1 135522 Sn'i0Nf9aL Row 1: Mrs. Harvey, Vickie Cousins. Cheryl Maloney. Gail Kasun. Marianne 'Rim-r. Debbie Claypoole. Nancy Schuman. Lisa Kirkwood. Row 2: Georgina Lorigan. Don Toy. Bob Higginson. Dave Smith, Brenda McLeod. Don Anthony. Debbie Johns, Diane Bradigan, Dave Maloney, Jim Ritter, Debbie Smathers. Cindy Kasun, Joe Sellner, Debbie Adams. 123 Mu Alpha Theta dents interested in magical and recreational mathematics. Aca- demic Math students with a B average, in their courses, are qualified to join and assist Mr. Blose, the sponsor, in presenting his Math-Magic Show. Row l: Linda Popson, Kim Mechling, .loetta Bowser, and Pam Chauvaux. Q Row 2: Mr. Blose, Linda Smithe, Amy Toy, Sophia Kutch, Lisa Rizzo, LuAnn Gillis, Vickie Cousins, and Barb Q Beatty. M C . Row 3: Bob Higginson, Bill Cousins, Ron Steffey, Carl Masters, Tim Elliott, Mike Luke. and Arnie McAuley. 6 U A ll - ll Q 5' Q UFO Club ,, , , V fl- ':. +f1frx'.. 4 V af: af Q 5 , V f'f-- 11' r Members of this club conduct research, engage in sky-watches, and check landings of space ships from other planets. Row 1: Mr. Blose, Beth Frederick, Robyn Dudek. Marilyn Ruffner. Rachel Crow. Barb Beatty. Mindy Craw- ford, Diana Fox, Sheryl Wiles, Chris Balitski, and Pam Chauvaux. Bow 2: Nancy Kennedy, Sue Bennett, Patty Henry, Joetta Bowser, Kim Mechling. LuAnn Gillis. Andrea Roofner, Sophia Kutch, Cindy Shuster. Kathie Rosenberger, and Georgina Lorigan. Row 3: Mary Callaher, Deirdre Smith, Lisa Rizzo. Grace Dimmitt, Amie McAulcy, .lim Ralston. and Dave White. Row 4: Curt Toy, Bob Higginson, Tim Elliott, Steve Dentici, Lee Miller, Moe Blatt, Jerry Roberts, and Dennis Gray. 124 Row 5: Carl Masters, Bill Cousins, Dave Smith, Ed Duncan, John Perry, Jeff Livengood, Kevin Sanders, and Brad Younkins. This club is designed for stu- Acadenuc Games Thi- students lvarn the gamvs ol' Equations. On-sc-ts. and Wfffn Proof. After muvh pravtivc-. they 1-ompete lovally with othvr schools. Every yvar. they par- ticipate in thc' Ulympivs and havv won the world champion- ship twice. Social Studies Math, Rom l: Mr. Blose. Trrry Smathz-rs. Mvlissa Ashe. Andrm-a SI'hl Cf'f'llg05l. and Dale Schmidt. Row 2: Bill Cosins. Tim Elliot, Carl Mast:-rs. and Jim Morris This club promotes the interest in history, philosophy, semantics, logic, and language structure. The games involved are: Propaganda. Mr. President. Americard Eu- rovard. Strangv Bedfellows, and Linguishtik. Row l: Mrs. Harvs-v. Andrea Baggot, Tim Elliott. and Linda Smithv. Row 2: Nanny Sr-homan and Pam Chauvaux. I25 Audio Visual Club Members' duties inelude the delivery and pieking up of films. operating equipment fwhen neededj. eleaning. lu- brieating, and storing equip- ment. film repair. and acting as monitors in the A.V. room. These people are ea- pable of answering questions involving the eure and use of all the A.V. equipment. John Toy. Jeff Pfeister. Jeff Claypool. Riek Falehetti. Brad Simeik. Rick Adams. .laele Qpdngler Randi W.: v Al x Xoun .I lm 4 o l M lk l il john Truliek. Steve Kanish. Mike Cooper. Tony Demetris. Steve Sellner. and Mr. Wooddll 126 Librar Assistants Sponsor-Miss Mitvhvil. Debbie- Bran:-rs. Mary Ann Yuntos. Sandy Boarls. Karon Cum If-urrl. Rita Hooks. Dark-nv Lumison. Penny Kirkwood. and BQ-verly Moorehvali. Abse-ille-vs: Carol Pyle. Mika' Lukv. Doris Cousins. Elaine- Cornman. and John Toy. phi-ll. Bc-vky Lloyd. Lisa 1 , ,,- Frivk. Sandy Sl'hI'1'l'l'llgllSi. Elizahc-th 4 -'MQ . 3 fi, ii A ' Q 127 'M W W, WMm.,,w- ! ,, VIE' f a ' Y F My -V . --M .Mm 5-5 if.: nf lj!!! xr X A wi, x K j Mir V W 33 f -- 1 'nf nw , 5 R A ., , ia, X ff,, , - My , ' V ai fi . ,, fff',g,H' fjgijii' P' 51? 525: ' L'ff . :sf. i.,1.ff W , , ,?L,.n5q.L jA ,?.-,Q ., I V ,,.. ,u w Mid..-W:', 4 . l Q , 1 , p 3 iii 5 Vai 1' : '1 'g A'gg g g W ' , 3 LA , , . K+, wg ' 4, 5 1 vf ' , it W A M -2, ,?f4gQ,f,' ,js w-Ag1-,'-W 5 A s H Q ' V , , Q, 21l + W f M Q A ,,,z . 1 1 L' TTA 'L'?A,-ik ,' f '1 ' fa - f f 1 2- -'A - :-f Q . I n , A ' p ' . . -. ,V . ., ff -- , .f aff 4 4 'H wi fi 4. Z. 'Z . 4 if ff 1 .- x. . ,W V, H ,,,, '- L '- ' , V- M fn., A L ' g f ' .' 1 ,. - ,,, - ' ' - E My ' I 1 ' LL W f' W' xi: WK , A in L . if , 4 ., 1 , 2 ,Lg i W W ,egg K5-,,,m,,ki1 f ,JL ' L, 5 Q 'FW Qflw L1 .U - , ...... ff . .. . .-..--. - ..... ... on on ,fe Q i 4 , J, 45, 'A' , . - ,, 5. if YL Hjlyff 32 5, E if ar 5 if SQW' A fu exif? , W 'ii 3, i 'fa f 12 f , -.....,, f::,,,1,g,, ms g: W, I V' V f-vw, 4 'Z W ff, N 5. 4 4 S . E-T 'Aw 4 EH, -..-uv ' unnnif s mfg Ext EH ' B V 'sad 38? 2 r 1. 2,.m W fr it ii Bmw S .' ', WN,ff ,' ,wi QZF' . Q Dv MXN S l a x , M Liil, 'Y ij, -im . -. .-,,-- ff:2f22f f5'k . W: 4. 555' 'l, '7 SPORTS my , Amis, This poem is dedicated to all athletes. both malc and female. who participated in this year's sports program: WHAT DOES A FATHER SAY T0 HIS SUN BEFORE HIS FIRST GAME? This is your first game. I hope you win. I hope you win for your sake. not mine. Because winning's nice. lt's a good feeling. Like the whole world is yours. But it passes. this feeling. And what lasts is what you've learned. And what you learn about is life. That's what sports are all about. There's no telling how you'll do. You might be a hero or you might be absolutely nothing. There's just no telling. Too much depends on chance. Or how the ball bounces. I'm not talking about the game: I'm talking about life. But it's life that the game is all about. .lust as I said. Because every game is life. And life is a game. A serious one. Dead serious. But that's what you do with serious things. You do your best. You take what comes. You take what comes and you run with it. Winning is fun. Sure. But winning is not the point. Wanting to win is the point. Nut giving up is the point. Never being satisfied with what you've- do point. Never letting up is the point. Never letting anyone down is thc point. Play to win. Sure. But lose like a champion. Because it's not winning that counts. What counts is trying. -Reprinted with permission from Wilson Sporting Goods. ne is the . fl' 4 Q ss N. as 2? ISR? msg FOOTBALL ibn . r . 'al . , A2 1 4 T i y k' p. ,egg I I ui! -1' ' Q' if ' , . ,im at , Bow 1: Ed Walker, ,lay Lewis, Roger Lane, John Olinger, Ron Steffey, and ,lohn Shepard. Row 2: Bob Thompson, Don Toy, Earl Jllllll, Tucker Dowling, Pete Hileman, Dave Anderson, Brad Serene, Sam Snyder, and Dave Beck. Row 3: Dan Cornman-Manager, Ed Cassesse-Manager, Bill Shuster, Blair Green, ,lim Croyle, Bob Kelly. Pat McCue, Lyndon Svhall, Eric Zimmerman, Dave Fichthorn, Gary Heckman, Mark Soltis, Dan Beck, and Terry Marshall-Manager. Row 4: Doug Gaiser, Jack Shepard. Chuck Toy, John Visnesky. Mike Stubbs. Dave Stitt, Steve Yaskula, Bob Ochs, Larry Shepard. and Alan Edwards. Varsity Record Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning J. Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning 8 Riverview 6 Knoch 8 Richland 6 Deer Lakes 14 Apollo-Ridge 0 Freeport 0 Springdale 1 2 Leechburg 14 Ford City V. Record 34 Ford City 0 Richland 20 Deer Lakes 13 Apollo-Ridge 14 Freeport 1 3 Springdale 0 Leechburg Someilessons are learned easily. Others are hard. But in football, the best by far, are the ones you learn while you win. In both victory and defeat. the '73 gridders learned some important lessons. Ones which should prove valuable to a basically young team. A record does not always serve justice to a team nor its individuals. In our case, it failed to show the desire, dedication, and leadership provided by the seniors. For players like Roger Lane, ,lay Lewis, .lohn Shepard, John Olinger, Ron Steffey, and Ed Walker, the personal and individual victories were many. One can't forget, too, the pride and character displayed as a team. Reminiscing brings to mind . . . marches up Agony Hill . . . the soft turf of the practice field . . . cool,' summer practices . . . orange on ice . . . colorful bonfire speeches . . . chants of Go Red . . . winning the Ford City game. Senior Lettermen Roger Lane-Centerg ,lay Lewis-Guardg John Olinger-Tackleg Ron Steffey-Guard: Co-captain: John Shepard Q. Baffkg C0-Captain: Ed Walker-Fullback. , A - -' .e.- 'e.' : Y 1, ,,-k. . .1 -I ' 2:56 e eee' h ' SJ, ,t I af il' N' 5-Vai , v V YR.: Q -f N. ' . ' .. ' - -K,.,M:.ef.,, , 4 5.4.5, Wk.., 1. K . . , 1 v .. . .,. . .. .-wgs... A W .T W V F .- ve ':-aww, jiy:'fJ'34 41 ,f , Lf .. A 'KQL A EQ eeee Q 'W' , an WMS X fx' 134 Friend s. Mr. Ullom Coach Il0t CIICIIHCS? Pete ITIBIIPUVCTS. Y. in .zyw .Z M, .wp ,-A Q 5 'E we '52 wig, f' AC' V ' ,,.,.Eu 1 su , f'u-:rf ,.-vu W' ' K ru gen him! .1 737 It can't bv that bad? ' A I, 'lb . 1 Y ,sl ,Q , r- . Do you have it now? Ready. Set, .... Future Cans in the makmg NR ., Q x 2 xl 3 K 'W fx! 1 5 wa BSN ', ,f , n i A jllllgj b ,A-PM ii? T .3- ..- X h W , f - 1 a .Y m 1, 4- 1' , I 1 -1 lbw ,u M .Aa go it . -ww Q 7 q N,a, ,Ki m y 'Q E , Sgr , N ig A 3 i 'A fi r 3 I 6 - Q1 1 My head . . . Where's my helmet? Time's up. Shepard drives. Oifiil' Big Red at a pep rally. Going around the end. I gilt ill? Nu one lay a hand on me! r 12,21 'H ,..- T I Af .J 137 GOLF TEAM Absentees: Don Soloski, ,loc Soloski, and John Neurohr. Ten Kittanning golfers reported for prac- tice in late August: four seniors, two ju- niors, three sophomores, and one fresh- man. The first of ten matches was September 11 with Ford City as our opponent. Even though this was not a winning season, enthusiasm and competitive spirit were high. It takes real courage to face a stronger opponent, and bettle him to the end, and that is what each member of this golf team did. Record Kittanning 116 Ford City 1416 Kittanning 2W Highlands 1316 Kittanning 316 Kiski Area 1216 Kittanning 3 Ford City 13 Kittanning 2 Kiski Area 14 Kittanning 116 Highlands 1416 Kjttanning 316 Valley 1216 Kittanning 616 Burrell 916 Kittanning 316 Valley 1216 Kittanning 2 Burrell 14 V973 55: :fb S-2 :'.-. 'I T319 Em FE' 'li 75 ZW 'C 'Env :T ra. 7? -5- fl EZ: YE gi 'Si Fi L:- W, F4 B7 5: EZ 0: F: 5: 5:- Q5 35 L5 :L -'LE ht-1 1 'I -I 'L' 11 ,www Senior Lettermen Bing Rugh, Chuck Ellermeyer, Jerry Fogle, and Tim Lasher r----.1 ARMSTRONG ARROWS Row 1: Ralph Campbell. Ed Rrightmeyer, Erie Zimmerman, Bob Richardson, and Scott Hutchison. Row 2: Rick Knuclsen. Tim llc-ckman. Joe Spangler. Mark Ferguson. Karl Svardina. Greg Capone, ,lim Ferguson. Larry Monlehell. Tab Hathaway. Randy Adams-Coach. anal Mr. Spangler-Coach. Row 3: .lark Spangler. Mark Good. ,lim GT66Ilh3UIIl. Pal Mrfiiu-. ,lolln Dougan. Randy Wasson. and Van Mull. Absentees: ,lud Fair. Daw' Kohl. and Charlie Kennedy. Armstrong Armstrong Armstrong Armstrong Armstrong Armstrong Armstrong Armstrong Armstrong Armstrong Armstrong Armstrong Armstrong Armstrong Armstrong Armstrong Armstrong Armstrong Armstrong Armstrong Armstrong Armstrong Record Butler Freeport Richland Central Catholic Taylor-Allderdice Shaler Deer Lakes Fox Chapel Hampton Peabody Fox Chapel Richland North Hills Freeport Deer Lakes Lawrenceville Butler Penn Hills Gateway Churchill Hampton North Hills A m' A V Q , ' -1 tee .Q L ,L if lg .hs fvgy . ul -AI I 3 W V , ,, gy: ,X 3- Zfi jgg K qi Q Q 2 4 ,A,, , it ig - ' c ,J 2fqo W 4 it - ww, ' aw -,.,, on rf -mt, Q 5' , Seniors X. I tai We Q .lohn Dougan-Defenseg Co-captain: Jud Fair-Right Wingg Captain: Greg Capone-Defenseg Bob Richardson. Karl Scar dina-Left Wing. The five seniors on the team are ac- . :iijfx -1 tually pioneers in the growth of ice X I y hockey in this area. They were all 3 Q membeis of the first hockey team L Q . formed six years ago when the Armstrong Amateur Hockey League was founded. The experi- ence gained over the years has proven to be very beneficial as this yearis team won first place in their division. The 7-4 defeat of Churchill in March at Alpine Arena has to rank as the high point of the regular sea- son. It was Churchill's first loss in two years and a big win for our team. Another notable event was the trip to Cleveland to participate in the Garfield Heights Invitational Hockey Tournament. This trip proved to be both enjoyable and educational. VARSITY BASKETBALL 42 Kneeling: Dave Jordan, Mike Latini, Steve Dentici, and Jake Demetris. Standing: Bob Davis, Moe Blatt, Ed Walker, Tim Myers, Brian Foster, Paul Stubbs, and Bob Ashley Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Record Punxsutawney Riverview Slippery Rock Brookville Butler Knoch Greensburg Catholic Freeport Highlands Springdale Deer Lakes Kiski Valley Burrell Ford City Highlands Springdale Deer Lakes Kiski Valley Burrell Ford City Mr. Sysyn-Coach Senior Lettermen Dave Jordan-Forward, Co-captain: Jake Demetris-Guard, Co-captain: Moe Blatt-Guardg Ed Walker-Forward Led by Section l Coach-of-the-Year Dave Sysyn, the K.H.S. Cagers enjoyed their first winning season in 12 years. Utilizing a pressing defense and con- trolled offense, the Cats finished with a fine 14-8 record 18-6 in Section 1, good enough for third placel. Individual honors were captured by Moe Blatt 1All-Sectionj and Jake De metrls fAl1 Section and Most Valuable Player in Section lj Able assistance was also given by seniors Ed Walker, Dave Jordan, Mike Latini, Steve Den- tici, Bob Ashley, and Tim Myers. When recalling the exciting season, one remembers . . . Rocket , Eddie, and the refs . . . Jake's stuffs in warm-up . . . the football skit . . . pre- game introduction g enthusiasm respectability and winning fx ' uv' .maui Senior Lettermen Bob Ashley-Cuardg Steve Dentici-Guardg Tim Myers-Centerg Mike Latini-Guard and Forward - h 1 1 Q Illll luv! BASKETBALL Kmw-ling: De-nny Wurclmlulx. Charlie Mvflulniu. and Dau' Walkvr. Stan1ling:Greg M4-Km-Iwi. Brian lfmtvr. I1 I I Kittanuing Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kiltanning Kittanning Kittanuiug Kiltamling Kiltanning Kittanning Kittanniug Kittanning Kittanning Kittalmiug Kittanning Kittanuing Kittallning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittalming Kittanning Record 40 PunXSutaw'nc-y 41 Riverview 43 Slippery Rock 41 Brookville 33 Bulter '34 Knovh 29 Greensburg Catholic 39 Freeport '36 Highlamls 59 Springdale 39 Deer Lakvs 46 Kiski '56 Valley 35 Burrell 43 Ford City '37 Highlands 31 Springdale '36 Deer Lakes 43 Kiski '55 Valley 41 Burrell 28 Ford City Cuavh Johnson with the' tram. 106 f' 2 t A' ' V A ga A y . ff 22.23 ' ' ,,.,, . ff- f'J ' if ,7 f U Qi' M J, Lee Miller. John Martin, and Joe Sellner-Managers. Om- morn- lime-. und ymfro nulf M 41- Cagers at a pep rally. w s ,Fil E J. ,, .W ff 5. Good Foul Shot! Is it coming down. or going up? ,.,.,.-1, .,,w,V,,,, Get that hall! , E . - 5 Yi .immau WL Q., 'V' b ' S 5 i K 5 Q L 'A' --ff w- . , , 45-fqwmf - V N Ka Qi, ,,,., J 1. U - Er' up , wx dl CHUM vi .X My qw' ' x '13-'viii V, A 5' ,,b ' Rf 73.1. 6, 73 I glans' .K 3 -' ' M :gm Q w'-132515 Y ' z x' if I 5, Ilwjzf' V, ' Q' Xe VV V ' ,a N A ft 4 ' f,fLi .4 Q25' i 31' J A , A' ' -1 f , t V p ,,....,..-- Walker goes for 2. Up for thv rvbouncl. A i, Ed's quirk nffvnsivv moves. ' i is ' i ,, gy- : AI :ii if Q' J I ,,,. X Hr.: a l W i Q 1' A, K ,.,' ,,,,'d , A , , X. A L' 5 ,V f ' i Q5 Jalu- duels anything to srnrv. , i 5, , , ift W '4--The CATis8ACK , i n W 1- vi . .ww i ,Zi I A K ' ', my X 1 ' T22 H V air? ' 1 ' ' , zz ii V I I - ix'fi?ff Xt, -f i fn i i ? i in i i iii i Just walrh it go inY ,Iurdan's ,MA lu-nl IL1.'REH Q Qu yOU pn 1 defense in action. Gfefil P854 GIRLS' BASKETBALL Ram I: lfhavun Hr-iplv. Patty Orr. Sur Rusvnh4'rg1'r. Joyvv V'yanl. Leanne Shick. Suv Younl. and Tvrri Wwalkvr. Rem LZ: Toni Ulingvr-Manage-r. Pam Nlllllll-MdllJg1'F. lllu-ryl Maloney. D4-h Fan-an-r, Mm- She-rry. P4-nny Cousins. Kim Sham-r. Bull Kun Xmold N1illl2igIl'l', and Pam t:ll3llXHllXfM3llBg1l'T. Rum fi: Yul Krukar. Sally Snydc-r. Suv lgl'llll1'lI. and Dam-4-nc' Speivllvr. 1 Row l: Chavnn He-iplv. Mary Gallaher. Sue- John:-. Mary Ann Stubbs. and Cindy Hidingvr. Row 2: Suv Rlbh4'llhl'l gL'l . Patty Orr. Diana Crinrnan. and Ruth Anne Blark. Huw 3: Suv Younl. Dianm- Bradigan. Dani-vnv SIlt'i1'hl'I'. and Kathie Mm-chling. 148 Miss Simmons-Coavh Seniors Row 1: Beth Ann Arnold-Manager. Cheryl Maloney. Kim Shaner. Pam Nulph-Manager. Row 2: Pam Chauvaux-Manager. ,loyee Wlyant. Penny Cousins. Sally Snyder. Leanne Shit-k. Mae Sherry. Sue Bennett. Toni Olinger-Manager ,XM Va rsity Record Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning 24 39 33 16 32 18 57 31 29 31 Ford City Worthington Dayton Elderton Shannoek Valley Ford City Wlorthington Dayton Elderton Shannoek Valley Mar. 37 24 33 14 49 38 27 32 17 38 This year's female Cagers ac- complished mueh under the leadership of a new coach. The girls showed determina- tion, a desire to win, and the ability to play basketball. Led by seniors Leanne Shick fyoted Basketball Girl of the Month by her teammatesj and Penny Cousins. they ended the season with an im- pressive 4-6 record. The l.V. team also had a good season as they ended with a 6-4 reeord. 6 and O Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning J. V. Record Ford City YVorthinQon Dayton Elderton Shannoelc Valley Ford City Worthington Dayton Elderton Shannoek Valley 149 Wfrestlin R w I: Bill Svotl. Paul Ahranovir. Ric-I1 Adams. Ron Wm-sllukr. Curl Toy. and Dave- A rl r 1 w '2: Mr. Wll'ilVt'I'7C0i:lI'll. Austin Duilvy. Ke-ith Kordvs. Bob'Ke-lly. Rogvr Burns. Brad Yuunkina. Tim llLl1lLl1lt'I'. and Kvilll lfim-in Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kiltanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kitlanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittamling Kittanning Record 27 Brookville 24 29 Brorkway 25 36 Ford City 20 18 Kiski 34 32 Indiana 15 38 Burrell 26 46 Valley 14 9 Shaler 41 49 Richland 21 21 Greensburg-Salem 36 18 Rcdbank 30 43 Highlands 14 22 Hcmpfield 37 22 Seneca 35 .- 5 ,,,,, gl M r. Boggs!Coa0h Senior Lettermen f'9'D7 ' I Jamie Ford Roger Burns, Curt Toy, Tim Gallaher. During the 73-T4 season the Wfild- cats posted a winning 8-6 reeord. The highlight of the season was the winning of the WPIAI, Section Tournment. The senior lettermen were: Curt Toy at 119- a Section and District winner: Keith Kordes at 138g Austin Dailey at 132g Tim Gallaher at 1852 and Roger Burns at 165. Roger won 17 straight malehes this year ll l hy pins and 5 by superior deeisionsl. An unti- mely accident perhaph prerented Roger from lTl'I'0llllllg the first State Champion from Kittanning. Other seniors on the squad were ,lim Shafer. Mike Cooper, and Jamie Ford. Senior Lettermen Mike Cooper, Austin Dailey, Keith K ordes. 06.1555 2595.182 5 R4 w l .lim Shafer. ,Ioe Rizzo, Dan Trudgen, anl Bill Wynkcl p R w 2 Dave Fichlhorn. Jamie Ford. Phil Moore Sid Dorazn and Blair brecn Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Record Brookville Brockway Ford City Kiski Indiana Burrell Valley Shaler Richland Greensburg Salem Redbank Highlands Hempfield Seneca 1 Qi , - x 5. X I K 3 J f, N , , 3 E 1 5', QM, , Vvinnq-rs ufivr thc' first ruund of thx- S4-vtinn VII Tmlrnanwnl. W' . 4, ' 'F A1 Hr? f QC . 1 5 Curl wins another. I 4 5. ,, , A41 llllllklll 1 ron 0 mi W . Doug S4-dwivk and Dun 1fornrnan-Munugm-rs. Une of thc' fm-w rests KHS grapplcrs gel. W BASEBALL I l Ron l: Floyd Croylr. Kivharil Adams. Tim SI'lll'l'l'l'Ilg05l. Russ Mills-rvManag4-r Yinm- Mardis-Manage-r. Sam DllIll'Hll4MUllUgl'T. .lark Rulong. Eric W4 lvn. and Dave Z6-igler. Rom 2: Slove Yaakula. .IQ-ff Johns. Bing Rnglx. 'l'odd Crimnlan. Paul Denardo. Miki' Snyder. Rug:-r Blll'll5fxldlIilgll'l'. and Holi K:-lly. Rom 3: Mr. Ror.0nbvrgc'r-1Ioan-ll. Jon M4-lfnllongli, John Walkvr. Dong Sowora. Ke'iLll liordm. ,llbllll Tliirj. Larry Patton. Bob lllonipfon. and Hill Hookf Row -1: Ray Retlig. Phil Moore. Stew Marlin, Mark Sollis. Randy Zamperini. and Jibllll Trulivk. Record Kittanning 6 Ford City Kittanning 18 Dayton Kittanning 6 Worthington Kittanning 7 Leechburg Kittanning 9 Apollo Ridge- Kittanning 8 Elderton Kittanning 6 Shannock Valli-y Kittanning l Ford City Kiltanning 2 Wcxrthingtcin Kittanning 2 Leechburg Kiltanning ak Apollo Ridge Kitlanning X Dayion Kiltanning if Elderton Kittanning ' Shannock Valley X scores unavailable due to Yearbook deadline Senior Letterman Kneeling Jeff Johns Bing Ruffh 'Iodd Crissman. Paul Denardo. Mike Snyder. standing Mr Rostnbs rgtr John Walker. Keith Kordes. John Thiry. Larry Patton. Roger Burns Although the season is not over as this dead- line goes to press. we feel the 8 teams i11 See- tion IX played some exeiting games this year, made even more ehallenging by the evenly matt-hed abilities. Led by Co-eaptains Bing Rugh und Mike Sny- der, and fortified by a strong senior starting line-up. the Wildc'ats fought until the last out of every game was made. Despite some frustat- ing ealls. the good batting and strong defense never gave up. The spirit of team work and pride in a Com- mon effort toward vietory will never be forgotten. :ATS ,Y . VlAw7,,, A,V J ,,, iff' H1 ' 'L W W H. ,I f , v , L 4' Dvnurdn firvs il inf Crissnwn goes down for one-. if Co-4-upluin Miki' Snydvr. C0'CHPUiil1 Billg Rllglll. Our team takcfs lhv field. Anulher Cal hit. Walkc'r goes to third. Hifi I'0llf4'l'1'lN'f' 'HIS Plldvd- ..,.m'ul' 4 J 1 pitchers and Cau.hH.S. Du you hun- il . . . hunt? A-,-KL N -H ' S' 2 ' 5, 155 ,S ' N 1 N 3 Coach Rosenberger at practice. Outfielders, - t L ' , .... 'LLL ' t. -' Q-, 1:-1 rf: g f- .:. -ef: 1.. -- Q: mf .. -:rt 1, -, Lx -- . mf: ' lxqff' 1 -11' - ef . f-Q sf ::-- A 3 5 . - 3 ' fi V , xy as , 'X -2 'il Sllydvl' ,EUPS for ll0Illl'- Kevin Sanders fsvniorj. Whafs he mad about? Q Deuardu takes third. Rugh moves on. Infigldgl-5, Record Kittanning Kjttanning Kittanning Kitfanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittannings Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning TENN S 5 Kneeling: ,Iohn Breski. Rich Hill. and John Milsom. WW Suanding: Moe Blatt. John Martin. Mike Ahate. .lim Greenbaum. and Eric Livengood. l Gateway 4 3 St. Fidelis 2 4 Butler 1 l Highlands 4 l Valley 4 0 Burrell 5 O Springdale 5 A 2 Kiski Area 3 -ii l Highlands 4 l Valley 4 l Burrell 4 , 0 Springdale 5 L 0 Kiski Area 5 ...1 t f. 3 Mr. Martinez-Coach . 1- 'X-N. www' The 73-74 Wildcat tennis team ended their season with a 0-10 sectional record and an overall 2-14 season record. The net men had several opportunities to better this reeord. hut they couldn't take advantage of it. Against Valley. they started by winning their first set: but then letting up. and even- tually lost 3 singles. Against Kiski. the Cats won 2 of the 3 singles: however. they lost both of the doubles. The experience- and en- joyment of the season will be I't'IIl1'fIlllCI'Ctl by all of this yearis net men. The Yearbook Staff has greatly ap precmted the photos and other help given bv the Leader Times section The Staff also wants to thank the coaches for their assistance and .led Weisberger to the sports 159 Senior Lettermen lu ? ,f ' 43 f 5 f gf? It fgzzuzg as-P V 'll' Qu an - 2 4 LL, Z z5f::?Q2ii:::: , T Mikv Abate. John Marlin. M00 Blatt. 3-1 Vw mm, W 5 wmvli u wr. my Mikyfix I -.... -MW., .m wma -- ...W '- Y' wha Asx-LMXQQQ ,,..w'.: Mx m,,nfxXi'Ia 'VW ' x:?.?a'1g 9X x xfjixmtbvigzi ,K Y U.. ,A x V x W Y f ea uma . ' . W 9 Qtki 'iiliiff .' M an s ' ' - QWQMYQQQQY -v ..... ,..,x ICTTITM'-'W-lx? ffl , .N ,,,:.. 395-' . Qffw ' 39-K'-g,.mw.wQf3!'?3 IRXXXR ll Q' ...ff we ke' FACULTY E Dr Richard As superintendent of the Armstrong School District I extend my sincerest congratulations to you on'your graduation. For many of you, graduation from high school will mark the beginning of formal education for a career yet to be chosen. For othersfit will mean finding a ob and beginning a life- time of gainful employment. Regardless of the individual choices each of you will make within the next few months, I trust that our schools have pre- pared you to handle adequately the tasks that lie ahead. In essence, this is what your education has been all about-to help you make the transition from childhood to adulthood and to become a responsible member of your community. I wish for each of you the very best. Stottlemyer s Message School Board Seated: Carl L. Barton, Mrs. Margaret P, Costanza, Richard A. Mix. Standing: William Smolik, Richard J. Kunselman, Sr., Samuel Ray'Leard. 0 0 0 3 dnunlstratlon Sealed: Harry 0. Wolff-. .lr.. Ed. D.. Rivhard G. Stottlcmycr, Ed. D.. Wadi' C. Hall. Standing: Richard L. Learn, Charles H. Fausi. William Decock. William Shuster. ur Principal . . . Graduation from high school is a high spot in one's memories. It marks a decided change in an individuals life style. The routine that was the same for twelve years now becomes decidedly different. For many, it means living away from home and not being under the direct influence of parents. An independence, not before realized, is now predominant in youthful lives. On the surface, this appears to be wonderfully inviting. This is the prize so eagerly sought. But is this really true? Only time will give us this answer. Hopefully, the twelve years spent in school has helped prepare you for the chal- lenge and temptations that will be met in this new kind of freedom that has been anticipated with anxiety. It is my sincerest desire that in the years to come, you will look with favor upon what the schools have done for you, in preparation for this new era in your life. S-A It gives me great pleasure to reflect upon my second year at Kittanning Senior High School. I realize con- stantly the amount of ability that is present in the school's student body. Each and every year due to my association with students my educational growth is added to immeasurably. The potential that is evident in this school from both faculty and students is sufficient to keep Kittanning High School moving in a productive manner into a bright new future. Assistant Principal Harry E. Rose Yxigkk ,V 14 Z 1-. - 'VV' X v,,. . wiv ,V ,.,a-a..Ww f ' t o t t stlt rfrm ' 'fir ,V ,, ' ' i, Secretary-Mrs. Nancy Vulgan. Clerks-Mrs. Nancy Livengood and Mrs. Anna Ruth Rosenbcrger. 0 ur Guidance Counselors ,M , Q 2 Ez? l ae WMMM- 1 if as-on-an-q-Q.:----N-.f ! a. Q W K., x ' N , , .4 Q ,f,f Q14 ' ' ,,f. 2 ' 4 , V -3 Y H M. v ff d, Mrs. Avanelle Grafton and Mr. Ford Shankle Cafeteria Staff 'iw M N' T X 1 sl ig l V .. 1 Q R 2- Seated: Thelma Reedy, Beverly Gray, and Ruth Zellefrow. Standing: Loretta Wyam, Eliubeth McCracken, Mary Jane Hough. Anna Marie Bono, Freda Kusmierek, 166 Ieanita Orr, Mary Atwood., and Jean Cloak. Department Head Mr. Stephen Kropinak Business s ' Mrs. Patricia Conn Mrs. Annabel Duncan aww, Mrs. Sara Meighen is 'Q iii Good moming, beautiful Monday? Mrs. Barbara Emminger Mr. Charles Wray 167 Department Head Mr. Delbert Baker Mrs. Wilhelimna Decock Miss Mary Ellen Linko 168 Enghs M A , A ws, Ivl V ' H 7 1 W , K V I I.: 'fe X Y Mrs. Helen Harvey Miss Debra John Mr. Arthur Walter U M k,,, Mrs Irene Lungan Mrs Patricia Wieja Foreign Language ii Slow Monday. huh? Mr. Dennis Ditch Mr. D8V1d Martinez 169 Health and Physical Education Mr. Roger Courley MKS- Virginia Easley Mr. Robert Thurbon Special Education Pr0gress? Mr. Clem Rosenherger 3 th I Mr. J. Mitchell Blose Mrs. Marilyn Comish Mr. Willialm Livengood W Mr. .lohn McConnell Mr. Kenneth Woodall A UFO! 171 Practical and Fine Arts Mr. Donald Bowers 'W A 1. ' : ' ' 1 if if x Mr. Harry Beckwith Mr. Richard Brown Mrs. Betty Maize Mr. Ramsey Bedson Mr. Ralph Taylor 'fi' Mr. James Yackmack Mrs. Susan Wolfe QQQVUMW 's.?S-. 1 4 n 91 Department Head Mr. Thomas Schiffgcns Mr. Jack McMahon Mr. Roy Vensel Social Studies Mr. Wllham Crlssmam Mr. Guido Formani Miss Pauline Smith 41614. an 'ff-Q Science f ,1,, is X ,,,,,4-' ...W . 2432. l, 'u + 'rt' 4 i ,. ,' sr 4 ,- Q f v 1 ' 45' 'U 449.1 in .JJ 4-93. Mr. James Blackwell Mr. David Ullom 5 'XI SH L fffw? 1 .. . 1 1 9 ' . fl ' -Q ' 4 0 Q .. , 174 Walvh oui Fred! Mr. Fred Gardner Mr. Roy Wineberg Librarian Miss Martha Mitchell UNIUR HIGH 3 1 w l ! 1 1 i I . ! 2 1 4 2 s 1 Stuco Row 1: Sandy Larimer-Secretary, Bill Henry-Treasurer. Row 2: Brett Star-Vice President, Dave KnepshieldvPresident, and Mr. Ashe- Advisor ACF 0:7159 V1 . il Freshmen i Row 1: Brenda Willis, Terri Ferrino. Row 2: Barb Mathews, Deanna Bamharl, Ann Capone, Brenda Forring and Sue Ochs. Row 3: Robert Cravencr and Kurt Bowers. Representatives 7th and 8th grade l B Row l: Bob Williamsiyn, ,lim Stillson, Joe Kacprowski, Duncan f Greg Bowser, and Tammy Hooks. Row 2: Zane Crosby, Pauline Davin, Judy Svhaub, Tina Crawford, Shick, and Bill Hindman. Bowser. Donna .lean Adams, Frederick Adams, Leslie Adams, Robert Allen, Theodore Anthony, Paulette Arhle, Terrence Armrose, Carolyn Asel, Michael Atkinson, David Atwood, Kimberly Atwood, Traci Augustine, Thomas Barnett, Michael Barnhart, Deanna Battaglia, Darlene Battaglia, David Baum, Melissa Bearer, Theodore Beers, Teri Bennett, Thomas Bentley, Cindy Bentley, Joseph Benton, Diane Bertocchi, Carol Bish, John Boggs, Bobbi Bono, Mary Ann Bowser. Bowser, Bowser, Bowser, Bowser, Bowser, Bowers Bowser Bowser Bowser Brlson, Broc he Bowser, . I Donna Kay .l anette J oan Karen Keith Kevin , Kurt , Marguerite , Sheri Stephen Michael Connie ti, Mary Freshmen fn 5115 kd VV ii .isp 51 11255152-,. - ,.f I ydwmg -I Brocious, Caroline Brosius, Lin Bruno, Da vid Burdette, George Butler, Stephen Calano, David Capone, Ann Clawson. Stephen Claypool, Kaydene Claypoole, Betty Claypoole, Russell Close, Joe Cochran, Mike Colwell, Mitch Cooke. Terri Corh ett, Corbett, Corman, Cousins, Cousins, Cousins, Cousins, Donna Rick Melissa .lim Larry Randy Ray Cox, Robert Cravener, Karen Comman, Tom Cravenor Crissman Crissman , Kay , Dave - Peggy Crow, Dave Crytzer, Randy Crytzer, Tammy Cunningham, Erie Cunningham, Mary Dailey, Randy Davis, Kathy Denardo, Bemard Denardo, Terry Dermidmkis, John Dougherty, Les Doverspike, Bonnie Dunmire, Carole Dunn, Roy Dyess, .lack Eckman, Richard Egley, Bob Egley, Dave Ellermt-yer, Bob Elwood. Clic-stvr Evans, Cindy Easley, Pat Fair. Dianne' Falvlu-tli. Brian Fa-rraino, Terri Fetterman. Tom Fichthorn. .luliv Foglc, Mary Forringur, Brenda Fox, .lohn Freeman, Randy Fyock. Barb Galbraith. Belinda Gallaher. .ll-ff Gallahvr, ,lim Gariglio, Sandy Gilliland. Karon Giron, lim Goodgasell, Cathy Goodman, Lawrm-uve Gould, Lois Grafton. Kim Grafton, Sandy Crates, Tim Gray, .lerry Hankey, .lerry Hankey. Matt Hanulik, .lim Harkleroad. Brenda Harmon. Suu Hathaway. Tab Hawkins, Cindy Hcffelfingcr. .lolln Heigley. Terri Helm, Amy Henry, Bill Helper, Pam Hetrirk, .lavkie Helriclc, Nita Hidingcr, Sue Hill, Paulette Hindman. Glenna Hogg, .lay Hollobaugh, Polly 'S 4 K S 4 1+ Ii is . 1 Y. ., . I t M .2-f. ,Wig 'W-C ' , X t fr ' Niall' '5 X V 1 5 1 5 ,, 3 E , , m y M a H 7 rnaa X kV,:: kikiik K y . . ES K ,Q ly A I f B in . .ii X S , I Q 'JAW5 V J f i iii 1 i I ' .ak . .,:..,. - it taaa .t -we - rffllmxi A. 'Q' - 22 ii' 'i 'Z 1' K , K tb 5 ' .4 1 f '1 ' f wa.. I' I - , , ,Y fx ' y gag Yogi 'B 'H' ' a ,1 ,N 1 Q ' X SE 9 E' -v 32:21 , X S ts l xx .,,,, . 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Kirby Lane, Peggy Larimer, Sandy Lash, Kelly Lasher, Mary Lasher, Pam Latini, Cathy Latini. Debbie Latini, Mark Lemmon, Cindy Libengood, Ch-'da Livengood, Terry Lockhart, Kim Long, Brenda Lowry, Wanda Magdy, Debbie Manfredi, Amy Martin, Mindy Matthews, Barb Matthews, Steve Matthews, Tracy McCanna, Amy McClaine, Tina McClanahan, Connie McKinley, Donna Mechling, Leslie Mechling, Rick Meighen, Tom Miller, Debbie Miller, Kim Milligan, Millike n, Mohney, Mohney, Mohney, Joe Phyllis Chamie Byron Bob Montgomery, Barry Montgomery, Kris Moorhead, Deb Morris, Tim Morris, Tom Morrison, Lanne Murawski, Betty Myers, Allen Myers, Rick Myers, Teresa Mysliewiec, Joseph Neal, Pam Neal, Patty Norris, Mark Ochs, John Ochs, Sue Olinger, Rodger Osbom, Russell Painter, Susan Pierce, Paul Piluso, Joanna Pinkerton, Dan Plunkett, Sonya Powell, Becky Pozzuto, Max ,Fin 9 ,Y eesse A ess ,,. .Q ,AA 4 N' ' ff Q ' , X ,- U ' A 'X -2.7 c f fs ' 5 . A idli- Q Kgk.. S? X4 .Li 1' -'ll L ' 2. alv- n E M., A ' ef. 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Kay Slagle, Avanelle Slaglc, Don Smail, Cindy Smail, Don Smith, Bryan Smith, Gregg Smith, Kim Smith, Lorraine Smith, Bob Smith, Wanda Snyder, Bruce Snyder, Bob Soloski, Don Starr, Brett Stewart, Sonya Steffey, Kathy Stennett, Julie Stephens, Sue Spangler, J oe Stivason, Mitch Storey, Stover, Debbie Keith Stubbs, Tom Suckling, John Swast, Richard Tarr, Rose Tement, Mindy Thompson, Todd Titus, Cindy Titus, .lim Titus, Joe Toy, Cheryl Toy, Phil Toy, Ray Toy, Sandy Treacy, .l oe Tripp, Sonia Tumer, Tom Tumey, Mike Vargo, Tammy Visnesky, Tina Wachter, Ken Walker, Cindy Walker, Clarence Walker, Sharon Westwood, Bill White, Josie Wiles, Beth Wiles, Brenda Wilson, Jeff Wilson, Scott Wolfe, Wolfe, Wolfe, Wolfe, Wyant, Wyant, Wyant, Brenda Greg Ron Randy Bill Gary Mindy Younkins, Donna Yount, Rick I In . 'fl Zamboni, Joe N . K Z1-iglvr, Dave g A ' 3 Zf-iglvr, Randy K K Kb ,I Zvllvfruw. Randy v A ' Qi? X I 9 4' W' 3 A hx ,Riff 3' Qi, ' I .. . 1 - , YP A .l X I ,, ' , 1 4 f , ,, , Vi 2 lf, 5 , f ' 71 A ,fx-Jfff ' ,f I ,Vf ' I AVWV -f 43 VX , 4 I YN an Mk A Lfigdivs 'QPVR 8th Grade gffl HDI Y 'wi' Adams, Hugh Adams, Lottie Alexander, Mandy Allen, Bonnie Ambrose, Jim Anderson, Betty Anthony, Anthony, Anthony, Arbaugh, Atherton Atkinson, Atkinson Bill Terry Mark Karen Ruthie Andrea Pam Baggott, Chris Barker, Steve Baum, Kim Beckett, Sherry Bell, Keith Benton, Bill Berry, Laure Berry, Tim Berry, Tom Bish, Sandy Black, J im Black, Rick Blakney, Bill Bleggi, Frank Blystone. Eugene Booher. Bohb Booher, Mike- Booth, Tumey Bowser, Bonnie Bowser, Brian Bowser, Greg Bowser, Janice Bowser, Jerry Bowser, Karen Bowser, Lisa Bowser, Mary Lou Bowser, Tim Bowser, Tim Branan, Patty Brauers, Ric-hard Brink, Wendy Bruno, Tony Bundy, Steve Campbell, Duncan Clark, Melissa Claypoole, Kirk Cloak, Randy Cloak, Randy Cogley, Carol Confer, Ed Corbett, Donna Cornman, Matthew Cousins, Barry Cousins, Tim Cox, Kim Craft, Chris Craig, Donna Cravenor, Bill Cravenor, Robert Crawford, David Crissman, Darrell Crissman, Kevin Crosby, Zane Crownover, Bob Crytzer, Kiln Csir, Lorene Cunningham, Howard Davin, Pauline Davis, Amy Davis, Connie Davis, Mike Davis, Tim Denardo, Kathy Dodd, .lane Dowling, Zane Dudek, Benjy Dunlap, Rodney Dunmire, Kathy Dunn, Bonnie Edwards, LuAnn Elwood, .lim Emigh, Frank Enders, Jeannie Evans, J im Febinger, John Febinger, Lori Ferraro, Toni Fink, Ed Fiscus, Peter Flick, Brad Franceschi, Pam Frederick, John Free, Karen Gallaher, Lynn Gaydos, Debbie Gaydos, Vernie Geidel, Stephanie 'Vi W we W i f , 4', ...Af 2 f2..,,'j,ggQ't Wfwfxg- -. 1- , -..f . ,. , f 1-r . V . ,a .,...., ,i .,,' Fi, , if , , y , L ,ff Q ' 'If Ji. uv Q Q or y 5' I 'SIP 1 WN Z 188 Cvrbov, Carl Cluvna, Kris Goldberg, Randi Goodman, Annette Grey, Greg Guntrum, Beth Hagofsky. Kathy Hankvy. Bob Hankcy. Teresa Hanulik, Sue Harkleroad, Linda Harmon, Amy Harmon, Sandy Hartman. John Hartman. Rod Hathaway, Debbie He-lgert, Beverly Helgert, Emily Henry, Freddie Hicks, David Higginson, Kim Hilc-man, Raymond Hindman, Fred Hollobangh, Cindy Hooks, John Hooks, Skip Hooks, Thomas G. Ion, Lucinda Jageman, Doug John. Janet Johns, Les Johnson, Jim Jones, Taffy Jordan, Bill Julius, Larry Kammerdiener, Barb Kammerdiener, Kim Kams, Lisa Karns, Ralph Karp, Susie' Kvrsul. Mike Keyser, Cindy Klingensmith, Jennifer Knepshicld, Kathy Knightly, Jim Knudscn, Eric Kutsvh, Mary Kohl. Tina Laird, Evvlyn Laird. Toni Lamison. Ed Lang. Mona Lash. K4-ith Lemmon. David Lislon. Carol Lorigan. Robert Loughrcy, Both Loughroy, Jodiv Loughry, Karon Loultiv. Shi-rri Lowry. Don Lowry. Ron Lulu: Carol Luke. Doug Luke, Tc-rri Lukeharl. Vale-riv Martin, Candy Martin. Evonnf' Masters. Kan-n McAfoosc-, Debbie' McAuley, Scott Mccool. Erin McElrary. Brian McGinnis, Barry McGinnis, Beth McGinnis, Jack McKelvcy, Larry McKinley, Bill McKinl1'y, Rodger McMillan, Laura McMillan, Rivk Mechling. Miko Meeker. Doug Meisenhvinwr. .loan Miller. Don Miller, Ed Mores. Jeanne Morris, Randy Moyer. Dan Myers, LeRoy My:-rs. Sandy Neal. Kim eg.: fan QE Norton, Lisa Novak, Val Nulph, Mark 0iNeal, ,lohn Painter, Charlene Painter. Roy Paleczny. David Palermo, Brenda Parker, Bemie Patcylc, Teddy Patterson , Dennis Payton, Sheila Peters, Keith Peters, Stevan Peterson, Debbie Petrovsky. Debbie Pflugh, Mark Picardi, Mike Picardi, Teri Pinkerton, Patty Porter, Judy Puz, Louis Recupero, .lack Reuter, Terri Ridenour, Larry Ridinger, Carol Ritchey. .loy Ritrosky, Pat Rosenherger, Rita Rosenberger, Wendy Rugh, Tracy Rnlong, Mary .lane Rupert, Dale Rushing, Debbie Rybarik, .lim Schaeffer, Audrey Schaeffer, Christine Schawl, Dennis Schmidt, Sandy Schrecengost, Sandy Schultz. Janice ' Sedwick. Randy Serafy, Miro Serene, Keith Sharrer, Keith Shawl, Holly Shellito, Robin Sherry, Bill Shick, Shorts, Slagle, Slagle, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Susie Steve Marianne Sam Amy Dale Debbie Dorin da Rod Southworth, Mark Spangler, Jane Steim, Scott Steiner, Linda Stephens, Mike Stillson, Jim Stitt, Denny Siim Faith Stolitza, Jerry Stolitza, Mike Taylor, Tim Thomas, Bob Thompson, James Titus, Tom Toy, Allan Toy, Bonnie Toy, Jerry Toy, Mike Transue, Tim Troup, Randy Valasek, John Visnesky, Tim Vongrey, Michelle Wain, Eloise Walker, Ann Walker, Art Walker, Cheryl Walker. Rhonda Walker, Tim Walter, Tim Waugaman, Lisa Webb, Webb, Gino Vicki Westlake, Chris Wegnlnlrn' Jnhn 1' .qw Mig W as. 'V ,. 'V :h ff' I Z Q 1 is 453, 4 ,as'?r' , ,,,, Westwood, Mike Whiteman, Craig Whiteman, Steve Wilson, Jean Wise, Tom Wonderling, Candi Wright, Waller Wyanl, Tim Wynkoop, Debbie Wynkoop, Mike Yantus, Dave Yuunkins, Karen Yount, Sandy Zimmerman, Jim Zinkand, Tim Zion, Sue 92 ww 'Ae' ,,,. , ,A Q ii 7th Grade l l ' ' tv Y? .L+ m ...Q B lu- in 'I94 Adams. Donna Adams. Panic-la Arlmcklc-. Lisa Arnold. filiriw Allie-rlnn. Gary August. Uvlllbiv Baggut. Amy Barnett. Dan Barnett. Harrx Barnett. .lou-4 Bvvk. Joe' U Be-vrs. Chllllll' Bvllaf. Brad Bvullcj. ,Ivan Be-xingtun. X irkiv Bixll. B1-1-ky Blow. Bill Blyaloiw. Ili-we-5 Bngga. B4-vlq Boullvr. lfliuw-lx Bour-ll. Bill Bowser. Bill Bowser. Bull Bmssr-r. Brian Bowser. Karvn Bowser. L4-x Buwwr. Liga Bowser. Bolwrl Bowser. Todd Boyvr. Bvlsy Boyvr. Bill Brive. Vivivn. Brink. Allvn Brusiua. Charlulln' Buck. Chip Burdette. Larry Buzard. .Iulm lfamplwll. Nlarfli liarla-fri. B4-lla lfarlvfi. 'liz-ri Cliafw. lluug l.ll4'llll'lll. Nl:-lam Clark. Xmy ii Clark. Gina Claypool. Cindy Clepp er. Barbara Cogley. Janet C4-lwell. Kelly Cooper. Dan Copeland. .laekie Lulu-llliau'i'. .llYllll 1 ,orl1elI, Mary .inn Lorln-ll. 'Flu-da Lorninan. Doris' Loiisiiif. Beth Lonfinf. Bill Loimiif. Frank Cousins. Lide Cousins, Victor Q. .ox. John Lravenor. Tim C ,rawford. Ginger Craw ford. .lim Crawford. Tina Crissman. Mark Crylzer. Sharri Davin. Kathleen Dax' ir.. Tammy Denardo. Kim Dilii-k. .loe Doheh. Dave Duncan. Ryan Dunmire. Dora Dunmire. Donna Dunrnire. Susen Dunn. Allen Dunn. Ricky Easley. Jerry Eckman. Sandy Ellenberger. John Elwom rd. Pam Emigh. Randy Essenwien, Kryslale Fair. Doug Fair. Lisa Feeney. Kevin Fieht Fink. Fink, Fink. Fiseu horn. .lane Dave Debbie Susie s. Peter Flick. Renee Foster. C in d y Fox. Brenda Fox. Brenda Fox. Don Fox. Phyllis Fox. Sue Franl z. Mike asm XX my Frederick. Kathy French, Minnie Fricri, Kathy Futscher, Paula Fyork, Ron Gaiser, Tc-ri Galbraith, Diana Geidel. Stephen Gervasoni, Richard Gill, John Giron. Chris Coldinger, Ruse Mary Goodman, Robert Hagofsky, Kathy Hankey. David Hanulik, Debbie Harkleroad, Bill Harmon, Cindy Harmon, ,lim Harmon, Lisa Harvey, Phoebe Hassa. Caroline Heasley, Michele Heiple. Jeff Henry, Mike Hetrivk, Seott Hooks, Tammy Hooks, Tammy Horvat, Jackie Hauser, Walter Hughes, Eugene Hunia, Debbie lam-man. .lim .la11'k. Bob .lu1'k. Randy .lohn Hope- .lohll .lammil .lllllllm Bob .lollllm Susie Johnson, Barry Johnson, Eric Kavprowski, .loc Kacprowski. Zygmont Kammerdiener, Kim Kaplon, .lane Kennedy, Jackie Kennedy. Ja-ff Kennedy. Kc-ith Kiehlmc-ier. .lanet Kiehlmeivr. .loan Kilgorfz .limmy King. Bob King. David King, Gloria King, Richard Kirkpatrick. Robvrt Kirkwood. Both Kirkwood. Vickie Kissingvr. Chrystal Klingrcnsmith. Brenda Klingensmith. Randy Koffman. Danny Kovatch. Janet Kunselman. Jill Kutch. Tim Laird. Ceorgv Lamison. Kelly Lash, Cheri Lash. Sheila Lemmon. Laura Lihvngood. Bvtty Loughrey. Bonnie Luke. Turney Lytle. Violet Masters. Daw Mateer. .lill Methven. Scott Miller. Clayton Miller. Greg Milligan. Bob Milligan. Mikf- Minarcin. Alicf' Mitchvll. Lu Ann Mohney. Mary Mohney. Tammy Montgoms-ry. Rod Moorvht-ad. Bill Morris. Bob Muir. Brian Myers. Andy' Myers. Glvnn Mysliwiec. Lanriv gr' X, Q., U al' ' - ' ' 2 5 'E i 5 . SJW X Y .-4. 1. aigfw a. ', V, 1 'Wg Q 4596 K N twigs W4 mf- wsu. wwf 111111. MPAulc'y. .lant- Mvflall. Rivky McCollum, Lisa lvlfcllllitllgll. Lanm M1'Ginnis. Tern Mclnrtyre. .lanimiv M1-Kain. Dan Nlvliain. Dau- Mvlkvv. Vllllll Mf'Kinl0v. Don Ml'Klllllf'f'. Bob Ni-al. Pal Norton. Boll Ulingvr. Srott Ulingvr. Todd Orr. .lt-fl' Painter. Randy Painter. Roxio Painter. Stat-cy Patton. Bill Pm-1-lian. .lim Pm-rry. Bill Portvr. Svolt Puska r. Susan Quinn. Robin Railey. Susan Rlifady. Bolr Rf-1-dy. Rivhartl Rf-ttig. Kelly Rivllvy. Deanna Rivhm. Lisa Svhavffer. Danny Sl'llZlUl'1. .lutly Sl'l'lI'0i't'llgUSl. .lay SI'llIT'Cli4'Ilg0Sl.. .laym- Svliullze. Rick Svllnc-r. Pat Sll2lff1'I'. Randy Sllanklv. Bmerly Sllanklc-. Tvrry Shanklv. Joel Sllily. Stow- Sllt'iil1'l'. Debbie' She-llito. Robin Sliivk. Sharon Siglvr. Chuck Sinvlnir. Dvlwlviv Sluglm-. 'l'im Slulvr. Wvnmly Smail. Craig SIllt'llZ1'l'. Donna Slllilll. llunnie- Smith. Mark Smilli. Pvggx Smith. Sandy Slvffvy. Uuxiil Stcwurl. Rumly Still. Lauriv Sriuk. Mark Sluvlivll. Mainly Stull. Rivllunl Tliirx . Pam Toy. llalllj Tnj, lfimlj Toy. Jill Toy Mary 'lioj Pam Tm, Siclm-5 Trmlgvn. Je-um-Ita '1iurm'j. Jw-fl' Y 1'I'0lll'hl. Jim XX agnvr. ,lolm V ullvr. Tim W urvlmluli. liliff NX aiiguimui. Lifu Wrvsllulxv. Pam Vim-slmuml. llvnny Wivslwiiuil, lim' Wrvlllllillilll. Clark Wilrlv. Tummy W ilvs. Tim W illiamf. D4-hlxin' Williunismm. Bull XX ulh-. lilllllllll' Wriglil. John X mml. Laura Younl. Putty Xnunl. lim Znniln-rini. jolm fviglvr, llvllllf Zvllm-l'rmx. 'Vlurk Zimmvrman. Karl Q l 200 Beck. Dan Bennett. Tim Crawford, Scott Crissman. Vicki Crownover. Larry Denardo, Leonard Fox, Charles Gerboc. Erir- Graziano. Ric-hard Hackman. Tim Laird. Tim McHaddon. Df'Illl st' 43 ot Previously Pictured Freshmen Absentees Edna Baker. Timothy Long, Jackie McGinnis. Louis Mohney, Patty Peehan Virginia Toy and Brulda Wilt Cogley, Wendy Cousins. Randy Hindman. Bill Livengood, Glenn Olinger, Bill Shick. Susie Tarr. Dave Walker. Cary 8th Grade ig, Absentees Mary Arblaster. Robert Booher, Carol Brocious. Lisa Cortese. Karen Cravenor Jeff Crytzer .lami s Darbv 1 .indv Dennv Ed Dias William Doug las. Lorraine Easley. Lorraine Hooks. Robert Jack. Charles John. William Jones Susan Karp Dan Kilgorm Charles Miller Jeffrey Round Jean Storey, Christine Wensel, Sandee Williams. 7th Grade Absentees Darlene Anthony. David Bowser. Roy Cousins. Donna Listou. Barb Neal. ,lohn Neal Jeff Toi and Ronald lllisks KJHS SPORTS Football . . 'G I R Uylmrnm-. Rom 2Z.l..loln1n.,I. Krukar. M. Pin-urdv. D, flrinnian. fl. Baggoll. R. Ge-rvafoni. K. Lufh. I.. Morrison. U. Zvigln-r. C. Siglcr. T. Yiallm-sky. and B Ron 1: B. Fulc-hm-'lti. T. Cornman. M. fVlv4-hling. R. Oliugr-r. U. King. M. We-Btvsoml. J. Zumpvrini. R. Jack. .l. Klliglllif. K. Hllarrvr. K. Lush. am Crmsnme-r. Ram 3: R, fVlollnc-yvMal1ug1-r. L. Counins. R. Toy. R. John. B. D1-nardo. K. Rovwcr. R. Dailm-5. .l. Iqlliglltly. J. Fox. H. Alibllllh. R. Milligan Swafl. S. Ste-im. and T. Davif-Manage-r. Rom 1: J. Titus. L. Crovsnoxcr. G. Wlmlfv. P. Toy. L. M1'Kl'IN'4'f. T. Tilllfllllhllll. T. Turner. K. BlHAl'l'h. D Knvpfliin-lxl. R. M61'lliillf1. P. Pie-rce. T. Bc-arer. J. Uchs. and B. Starr. Almfc-lllce-sz G. Whit:-nlan. A, Pozzuto. and D, Bullagliu. Coach Sgarlata and Coach Fink Record Kittanning 18 Apollo-Ridge Kjttanning 12 Freeport Kittanning 6 Springdale Kittanning 8 Leechburg Kjttanning 41 Ford City 4- wins 1 loss iA' Q WWW' lnf v lf Lf ff f ' J .a L 1 ' , 'WW , - ,, ve-f, v ,B Z an 1- ,X v 5 Z 4' 13 'W . , 1 Q up ,V q H 2 -' f Z ,f f W lg, ,W WW W -- 1 Af' 522 ff? W f 'V My 4 f Wg 9 1 ,H Www ,f W, QW NM f W M gft 5 . L .Q if w if 550 I ff., 4 Freshman Basketball Row l: B. Henry. M. Latini. M. Hankev. T. COI'llI'll3ll. T. Allen. and R. Molinev. Rom 2: ,l. Kruk:-xr. L. Cousins. G. Smith. E. Clllllllllglliilll. and T Thompson. Rowfi: 'l'. Bennett. D. Battaglia. R. Ulinger. J. Hanulik. ,l. llankey. Close. D, Soloski. and flULll ll Sgurlutu. 7th 81 8th Grade Row 1: J. Zamperini. R. Sedwick, B. Jordan. B. Harman, L. MeCollough, B. Perry, and R. Reedy. Bow 2: J. Stillson. G. Bowser, M. Davis, Z. Kaprowski, ,l. Buzard. B. Benton, L. Westwcytrd. and ,l. Kennedy. Row 3: J. Reedy-Manager, M. Anthony-Manager. J. Hartman, E. Lamison. J. Johnson. K. Rcttig, S. Shotts. B. Claypole, and E. Blystone. Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kjttanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kjttanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Record Marion Center Freeport Punxsutavmey Butler Redbank Valley Indiana Elderton Apollo-Ridge Hyde Park Washington Twp Leechburg Ford City Highlands Elderton Apollo-Ridge Hyde Park Washington Twp Leechburg Ford City Highlands 7 wins 13 losses Wfrestlin Row I: Tim Wilvs and Keith Serene. Row 2: Mr. Starr, Roy Cousins. Larry Julius. Mike' Pirardi. and Frank Emigh. Row 3: Rick Mvvllllllg Jeff Wil:-on. Daw' Zivglvr. John Fox. and ,lack Rvvupero. Row 4: Kelly Lash. Brett Starr. Tom Turner. Daw- Klll'llSiliQ'iCi. Benjy Dudvk, and Anthony Pozzulo. Killanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning Kittanning 206 Rvvord Carson City Shale-r Dorsvyviiiv 0'Hara Wicstvivw Ross Township Marion Center JUNIOR HIGH ACTIVITIES 207 ,,,,IAI....ii.................J Library Club Mrs. Bierkamper-Sponsor Row 1: Sue Sarachine. Nic-vie Rec-upero. Peggy Lane. Peggy Laird, Tracy Matthews, Carolyn Ambrose, Darlvns- Battaglia. Cindy Evans. Wanda Smith. Suv Svhavffvr. and Vivkim- Crissman. Row 25 .lnni Sasala. Linda .lonm-5. Renee Ritvlley. Tillie Recupero. Cathy Goodgasvll. Sue Hidingc-r. Pvggy fCI'lhSIIli'lll. Margiv Buwsvr. Kaydvnc Claypuol. Rust' Tarr. Clivryl Wallwr. and Tammy Crylzer. Row 3: Cindy Titus. Nita Ha-trivk. Dvanna Barnhart. Brenda Long. Kim Svliaeffcr. Bill Wim-stwimd. Tum Turnvr. llllillilli' Mullin-y. Kim Grafton. Donna MCKlllll'f'. Suv Painter. and Uianz- Fair. 4 2 E ,gg Row 1: Debbie Hunia, Michelle Heasly, Sue Fox, Sharon Shick, Shelia Lash, Donna Smail, Laura Yount, Lisa Fair, Dori Cornman, Cindy Toy, Pam Elwood, Kim Baum, Mary Mohney, Lisa Ritchey, and .lane Fichthorn. Row 2: Cheryl Walker, Brenda Fox, Sandy Myers, Peggy Crissman, Pam Thiry, Lisa McCollum, .lane Kaplon, Carol Ridinger, Janet Kiehlmeyer, Kathy Denardo, Crystal Kissinger, Rhonda Walker, Debbie Williams, Dorinlla Smith, and Susan Dunmire. Row 3: Amy Davis, Debbie Smith, Mary Kutch, Karen Free, Tony Ferraro, Connie Beers. Tina Crawford, Melliny Carmely. Ruthie Atherton, Brenda Palermo, Audrey Schaffer, Karen Masters, Mary ,lane Rulong, Lori Febinger, Robin Shellito, and Wendy Cogley. Row 4: Janice Schultz, Sheila Paten, Bonnie Loughery, Cindy Keyser, Laura McMillen, Sharri Crytzer, Janice MacEntire, Rod Dunlap, Amy Clark, Holy Shaul, Donna Craig, Terry Router, Chris Schaffer, Jeanne Morres, Debbie Shearer, and Susie Fink. Y E i i - -v 209 Public peaking Club f. , fff 5 Xxx If QOH CW!! H KIHIV. F1 Mrs. Hoyet-Sponsor Row 1: C. Ambrose. D. Miller, T. Vargo, M. Anthony. and S. Whitman. Row 2: J. Bowser, C. Shaffvr. D. Bowser, M. Ruud. L. Could. C. Mohmy. and J Stennet. Row 3: Mrs. Hoyet. N. Hetrich, M. Lasher, C. Schreckengost. and J. Jack. 210 udio-Visual Club ii Mr. Steindel-Sponsor 1 T3 5 Qv f me , Row 1: Scott McAulz-y. Cllarlca Rupp. lhnc IA-mmun. .lim Tllilllllbhibll. and Brure- Snydvr. Row 2: Bill Blavklwl. .lohn Hooks. Rodge-r Ulingc-r. Sic-vv Bull:-r. Phil .l0I'dllll, and Bill Himlman. 211 Academic Games Z r f 1 A Q , , 4 ig xr , W , , . xx as H f I .. , : Mrs. Butler-Propaganda Mr. Simmons-Americard-Eurocard, Mr. President Mrs. Schrecongost-Equations, On-Sets, Wff n' Proof i ' .5,1 T51 J 5 I :QXDUSK Faannce? L h l-NYU' -povlt' Rkndloq of? .7012 I 5 wg' WY 'N 3 ' rrr 2 e V7 N e 5 X V i W Mr. President 9 d I : dk Rom l: Bvlll M1-Ginnir nn1l5Ie'u' Whitman. Row 21: Mark Mnlmny. Huh EllQ'I'lIlPyt'l'. - SIM 1' Bullvr. uml Dau- Bulluglia. 212 Equations, Un-Sets, Wff n' Proof Q Row 1: Pam Elwood, Debbie Hunia, Jeff Heiple, and Randy Morris. Row 2: Darlene Battaglia, Debbie Williams, Pat Schmidt, Sue Shaeffer, Pam Schmidt, and Ann Capone. Propa anda 'T' W gi in 1 1 Row l: Strplivn G1-id:-l. Sunni Karp. Beth Cllllhlllh. and Brad Flif-k. Rom 2: V. Kirkwood. D. Williams. Bill W1-alwoml. Nina Helrivk. and Slvllllilllld' Gffitlel. 2l3 Chorus Mrs. Stiffler-Sponsor 5 + Q g Row 1: Kim Rood. Carolyn Armrose, Tracy Matthews. Tammy Vargu, Renee' Rivhey. Brenda Wiles. and Darlvnc Baltaglia. Row 2: Nita Hettrick. Debbie House. Cindy Hawkins, Cindy Schrcvkengosl, Patty Pvc-han. P. Neal. Melissa Ruud. and Sue Schaeffer. Row 3: Kim Grafton. Tina Visnesky, Sandy Goriglio. Janine lark. Donna Bowser. Charri Mohm-y. lr:-liv Adams, Mindy W'yanl. and B1-vky Powell. Row 4: Connie Shaffer. Dianne Fair. Brad Svherf, ,lerry Hankey. .luhn Suckling. Rivhard Graziano. Sonia Tripp. and Donna Ynunkins. - . l Row l: Amy Baggotl. Pam Elwood. Randi Goldberg. Hope John. Tammy Hooks. Keith Petr-rs. Tim Zinkand. Lisa Bowser. Sherri Lash. anrl Eve-lyn Laird. Row 2: .lf-anette Trudgvn. De-bbir Williams. Dora Dunmire. Karon Bowser. Terri Renter. Tammy Davis. Tina Kohl. Susen Dunmire. Robin Slwllilo. .lill Kunsloman. Ba-rky Boggs. and Kullllvc-n Davin. Row 3: Jeannie Enders. .lane Doclcl. Chris Schacffer. Bonnie Loughrey. Vicki Bcvington. Donna Craig. Karen Masters. Mary .lane Rulong. .lm-annie Morris, Gina Clark. Kim Kammerdiener. and Kim Cox. Row 4: Holly Shaul. Karen Bowser. .lohn Buzarml. Patrick Neal. Bill Hinilman. Rod Dunlap. Eddie Lamison. Pam Fraixvc-sa-hi. Sandy Yount. Erin MvCool. Beth Gunlrum. and Stephaniv Ge-ide-l. if if N Q! . -Sf' 215 Band Woodwhids s 5 2 Bow 1: Peter Fiscus, Tim Bowser, and David Bowser. Row 2: Janet Cogley, Teri Gaiser, Caroline Hassa, Vickie Kirkwood, Debbie Hunia, Wendy Slater, Betsy Boyer, Brenda Wiles, Stacey Painter, Jackie Kennedy, Lisa McCollum, Kxystale Esseswein, Susan Karp, Susan Zion, Stephanie Jones, Teresa Han- key, and Mary Mohney. Row 3: Melisa Baum, Minnie French, Ray Hileman, Mike Picardi, Jane Kaplon, Cindy Foster, Beth Cousins, Keith Bell, Dale Smith, Mary Toy, Jill Kunselman, Becky Bish, Glenna Hindman, Suzanne Fink, and Tammy Wible. Row 4: Kim Schaeffer, Steve Whitman, Bonnie Doverspike, Diane Benton, Tina Visnesky, Brenda Forringer, Pam Lasher, Debbie Hanulik, Debbie House, Linda Klingensmith, Kay Shuster, Chris Gluvna, Mandy Alexander, Susanna Shick, Karen Bowser, and Jane Dodd. Row 5: Debbie Magdy, Sonia Tripp, Belinda Galbraith, Sandy Goriglio, John Hooks, Scott Crawford, Jack Dyess, Jerry Hankey, John Suckling, Susan Henulik, Stephanie Geidel, Melinda Ternent, Margie Bowser, Sandra Smith, Connie Davis, and Debbie Petrovsky. if Zi' C ii N if 216 Brass Row l: Brenda Forringcr-Sf-eretary. Brenda Wiles-Treasurer. Karen Loughry. Valerie Novak. Jim Thompson. John Febinger. Ann Capone-V. Presi- dent. and Melinda Ternent-President. Row 2: Scott McAuley. Greg Bowser. Bill Boyer, Eugene Blystone. Martin Kvasnak. Steve Kamnlerdiener. Steve Barker. and David Masters. Row 3: Pat Sellner, Bruce Snyder. Byron Mohney. Tim Long, Steve Butler. John Heffelfinger. and Bill Benton. Row 4: Randy Cloak. Bill Wlyunt. Joe Milligan. Brad Schers. Erie Cerhoe, Randy Zeigler. Boh Hankey, and Diane Galbraith. 'COS 1 my . Row 1: Mike Toy. Rirhard Buck. Doug Chasse. Larry Julius. and Jim Veronesi, Row 2: Charles Rupp. Brett Starr. Mike Bowser. Todd Johns. Joe Krukar. and Don Slagle. 217 Cheerleaders ns I: K. Slvffj. Rum 22: B, Wvilvs. K. SIIIISICII and Y. Rvvllpvrn. Row 3: Y.. .IUllI'h. B. Boggs, and K. Ruml. Mum-ol: L. Gm DC IX Xb Pep lub Mrs. Bogga Freshmen Row I: B. Wil:-s. L. Jones. K. Steffy. N, Revupero. B. Boggs. K. Shustvr. K. Rood. Row 2: Mrs. Boggs. T. R9I'UIlQ'Fll-PF8SidPHl. R. Richey-V. President, C. Lalini-Sec.-Treas.. Saravhine, H. Shaul. H. John. Row fl: ,l. Sasula. P. Lane. B. Foringer. D. Lalini. P. Lasher. S. Uchs. K. Atwood, C. Dunmiru. C. Smail. P. Anlhonv. Row 4: S. Painter. P. Neal. C. Raimomli. L. Adams. M. Wlant. J. Hetrick. T. Kennedy. D. Balaglia. Shaeffer. D. House. C. Mohney. Row 5: C. Evens. fl. Shaeffer. T. John. P. Neal. M. Rood. J. Bowser. T. Vlirgo. J. Piluso. K. Lof-khan. M. Hrovhelli, C. Shaffer. Mascot: L. Gould. 7th 81 Sth Grade ? W Y e ,i 43. A .. - .ip 4. f 'f 5 Row 1: L. Harmon, S. Lash, L. Richie, D. Sinclair, S. Painter, D. Smeltzer, D. Hathaway, J. Kovatch, W. Slater. B. Boyer, S. Carp, K. Houghery, S. Fox, T Ceiser. Row 2: B. Cousins, J. Meisenheimer, M. Rulong, A. Walker, C. Kohl, K. Higginson. A. Harman, B. Loughery, L. Norton, S. Hanulik, B. Palenno, S. Schrecongost, M. Alexander, T. Jones. Row 3: T. Rugh, B. Boggs, J. Kunselman, B. Anderson, E. Wain, L. Harkleroad, K. Free, C. R'0ster, D. Dunn, E. Guntrum, C. Shaeffer, V. Kirkwood, T. Reuter. Row 4: B. Bowser, C. Wanderling, A. Clark, S. Yount, E. McCool, R. Rosenberger, K. Masters, L. Steiner, S. Shick, C. Gluvna, L. Karns, J. Porter. Row 5: D. Hanulik, D. August. J. Svhrecongost, C. Painter, L. Csir, D. Williams, S. Fink, J. Shaltz, K. Baum, R. Walker, M. Kutcsh, R. Shellito, J. Mores. Absent: K. Arbaugh. Wrestlerettes Row l: B. Boggs. .l. Kovalell. C. Mohnvy. and L. Hilrkleroad. Row 2: D. House. E. Wain. T. Vargo. M. Rood. and .l. Bowser. 220 aj orettes Row l: Lisa Norton and Cindy Smail. Row 2: Sonnie Stewart and Pam Neal. Row 3: Paula Anthony, Lisa Kams, Patty Neal. Cheryl Shaffer. and Tammy John. 221 Remember . . . first day as Freshmen . . . trip to Sea World . . . drawing maps for Mr. Fresh . . . the Prom . . . the Christmas Dance . . . experiments in Mr. Weaver's room . . . Clash Day . . . 50's Day . . . the school newspaper, The Highlights . . . the pay phone . . . new auditorium cur- tains . . . knitting and crochetting for Mrs. Nix . . . snowball fights . . . walking to the TC Building in the middle of winter . . . standing in the auditorium . . . Don Quixote . . . arti- ficial respiration . . . erasing the walls . . . John Heffelfingeifs dollar special . . . Mr. King and the tack . . . Mr. King and the snowball . . . Mr. King and his coffeepot . . . Cindy, the shoeless wonder . . . birthday parties in the cafeteria. JUNIOR HIGH FACULTY 223 , Administration mz.5o C 'J LJ f'1 F U f ,, 3 C7 1 . 51 QU 1: rrim Cl 'UID' El rj f ' C3 mn 'LLC 1 ' CJ Cl 11'-inn Q U fb- -C13 C1 Q FUJ 'J :ui f IIC 1 QW., -177 D David S. Yule-Principal M a rgi e Sm ith-Secreta ry ,Ion nne Snyder-Secreta rj ,Ioan Caretti-Guidance Counselor 224 ' Cafeteria Staff ? , 7 i e 2 W' 1 1, 1 'xl .Q , s..- S-H j A Mrs. .lane Hogenmiller. Mrs. Kathryn MeCullougli. Mrs. Velma Yisnesky. Mrs. Lucille Sliuster. Mrs. Eileen Croyle. Mrs. Gerry Deriniclzakis. Mrs. Bernice Lush. Mrs. Mae Sznona. Mrs. Elmira S1'lliil'i-l-f'l . Mrs. Della Smarts. Mrs. Lucille Wolfe. Mrs. Dorothy Pieartli. Mrs. Liluh Freralle. Mrs. Jennie Easley. and Mrs. Eleanore Dill. We the members of the 1974 Kit- hanne staff vsish to express our deep- est appreciation for the serviees of Donald Toy. He and his brother Ken- neth generously supplied us with pie- tures of the Junior High at their own expense. Thank you again. X ' ,Eff A Readln Slhan Fair Muriv Sliil Dawn W'f'ib0l Englis n janv Butler Margaret Charley Lois Hatfield 226 N orman Kin g Joseph Tmska ? f as Wa N Q L 1 1 I ,fgil xlwf N SX V . drfx , .--..-..-.....,, Penn y Q ,H ff, 'F R N ' . Pense .5 X I gpunirh Spvviul E4lu1'alion Librarian Timmln Ahh.. Elvira' Crilvhfivld Jean Bivrkamper 227 Social Studies :- W .. 6 x' R W B:-tty lluxia .Ivan Bmw:-r Dm1aldFrevh ,,1, 3 Af M if -1. , ,R QE - . xx va :rf X r 4 4- I ., - ! - AN x -'um' HUPH F1-rm' MI'ElhiIlUPy' .Ilrhll Ruhr III 228 Rim-hard Semmonf Fred Sgurlata Henry Shi-pard X X H f A. P K Elizahvth Turosky Donald Tuy Dorthf-a Schrc-Congo 230 R 'h d SKPIIIKIPI D l Sv:-vu Practical and Fine Arts VI I Shop Home E1-. Dann-I Bflllll Nanm Bondi Mf'l'llZlIli1'ill Drawing Wfuml Shop Muhil' Paul Durianvik John L4-4-1-ll Allll 5Iiffl4'r E 1 A Humu- I-14' Baml Art .luyvv Sllufle-r Paul 'fllulllpsml Joyce' Ty rvll 'Kim 43' Physical Education Susan B039 Jimi' Fillk Luuricv Pic-rm Richard Starr Alle-ne W'ilson. R.N. ,. A 232 Richard Boggs Joyce- SIN-1lmi1-la cience pf' 93 Wva ITKLII Hmm inru Qdnv' WWW? WS' ,f Kenneth W1-avvr Qt I: -f..ff:.--:,,.,, xx x ifif gil E! 5. . Y wr f 1 The 1974+ Kit han ne .' 'Q gba F, ,X , Q. 1 ' ' f ' fs ,,, ff 1 .ii t uf iiik N : a 'C-mf? ,Pit jj, . Pj 03 X61 W, at M-171f:Qif? ', if A s W 1, 'rw Z 11 A as-:Zi fs is ',wz4:5i' 7 - V if ii fied. T1- f t .n -fr Ur A3 V ,rf 514 + ffl H3 fi ef ' t i 234 Kim Merhling LuAnn Gillis We. the eo-editors ofthe 53rd edition of the Kit-han-ne Yearbook wish to express sincere gratitude to our fellow elassmates who were involved in producing this edition for the class of 1974. We would like to show our appreriation to Mrs. Patrieia Wie-ja who gave so muf-h of her time. energy. and untlerstantling. WH' also wish to thank the staff of eaeh seetion. who donated many previous hours of time. We are grateful to Alfredl Studio. CT. Miller from Paragon Yearbooks. and Mr. Sehiffgens. for their eonf-ern to the problems illY4llYt'fl in the produetion. ive appreeiate the artistic' eontrihutions made by Will Atkinson and Amy Crissman. lt would have been impossible to meet our deadline without the eonsifleration of the faeulty who dismissed us from elasses. Changes were rnacle in the struetnre of this issue. W'llit'll we sineerely hope will meet the approval of the entire school population. The Co-editors 'f R Senior Editors: Crave Dimmitt and Debbie' Smathers Artist: Will Atkinson Assistant: Jaci Pingi- Q . -li Sparta Editor: Bob Higginson Assistant: Cathy lvlltilll 153f3f? 'g1'i Typists: Mary Slingt-r and Jam-I Cravenor 236 Pliotograpller: Tim Elliott Assistant.-1: .lim Rim-r and Don Toy 1 Activities E T I ' iw ,V Jr. High Editor: Amy Crissniun Ashiwtanlsz Connie Urlman und Robin flflfllilll '7'x,, I' s .,., 1, -N I flimrhi Brenda Hankfy' Mike Luka Faculty Editor: Leslie KllllgEllhHlllll and Pam Febmizer Assiatant: Both Frederick Xi 1 -, 'ia K , in-5 ,,,-fN Bu llll I' dllor W lfkl Sh: .Arn r KIT'HAN-NE 1974 lYlld4 I'ClElrSYllt'll Editors: Barb Bvally and .Im-lla Bfmwr nz, Alfrm-mfs Studio of Pittsburgh 237 ww Q n ., 3 -. 4 ,N W W , 2 i ' M I A . ,V I , lb hw- , - ,F 4 1 45 M '4 l! 4 4: A M 1 Z 5' f ,Q A J x , 'Mx' 4 A f I v 0 I v P I 1 ' x H , . V W, ' Tffszi Ei . 1 1 'E 112 N fa- W 1 .... -nf 4 x m ' K ,f hifi? .1 mums W .col counv' HN 1 ,,..-nf f' mms umm Pf 'OW dr ll ffm ik, L .ww W -sxnss V' gg ' -,W 44 1 -1? . N YL 1 Q 5 ' ,q x , V4 'I x ., , ,A A4 .V ,, W ff, A - ., ' fm, W f a, WW , H f Sf ,,,,j Qv , Y if , ,V A' ,A,,,.A ,. .W ,S ,'kk 1 I - . 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